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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-31

Mfiftary Diplomacy Conducted I'm the
Language OF DIR. watts Psalms.


Language OF Dr. " ats Palms.
The following anecdote is believed 10 be al
thentic IL. truth il vouched for by soldier
from New Jersey, Who was In General Washing
tons army a: the time. IL taken from the
lips OF the soldier BY the peison from whom We
received Il We fear that not many OF our mod
ern military leaders would be familiar enough
with the writings OF the bard of Stoke NesiBgion
70 make tbem available for such purpose, how
ever Appropriate Ihey might be.
When the British army had possession of \ ew
York, under Gen. Howe. be was kept quite at
bay BY the movemeuts Of Gen. Washington add
his army IN the surrounding country, neither be
ing disposed TO risk app general stack at
length Gen. Howe, being weary Of bis position.
and no doubt willing to end the struggle, II II
could be done honorably to himself and dis cause,
expressed his wishes TO Gen Washington by
sending him the following from DR.. Watts yer.
sion of the Psalms:
COMPLAINT or oUAsEELsOrE SsroHBons; on. Drvorr
WISH
Thou God Of love. thou ever hest. e.
Pity my suffering state;
when wilt thou setmy soul al rest
frosnlips that love decett
Hard lot Of mlnel my days
Among the Of STRIFE
WI -.~~r-ceasing drawings waste
NJ sslts hours Of life
Oh might fly 70 change my place,
How would choose 10 dwell
In some vide, Lonesome wilderness,
And leave these gates Of hell
Peace Is the blessing that Iseek,
How lovely are its charms
am for peace. but when speak,
They all declare for war.
New passions still their souls engage,
And keep their malice strong;
What shall be done 10 curb thy rage,
oh, thou devouring tonguei
should burning arrows smite thee thro',
Strict justice would approve
But had rather spare my foe,
And melt his heart with love.
TO- which General W ashington replied by send
ing him a copy Of DIR. Waits version of another
Psalm, as follows:
PSALM 1Ol.
Mercy and Judgment my song
And since they both 10 thee belong.
NY gracious God, my righteous King.
To thee nv songs and vows bring.
IN I am raised 10 bear the sword
IN take my eounsels from thy ward;
Thy justice and thy heavenly grace
Shall be the pattern Of my ways
Let wisdom all my actions guide,
And let ny God with me reside
No wicked thing shall dwell with me,
Which may provoke thy Jealousy.
No sons II SANDER. rage strife,
Shall be companions of my life:
The naughty look, the heart Of pride
Within my doors shall ne'er abide
III search the land and raise the Just
To posts Of honor, wealth and irsst;
The that work thy holy will
Shall be my friends and fay orites STILL
In vain shall sinners hope TO rise
BY fattering malicious lies,
And while the innocent guard
= The bold offender shant be spared.
The impous crew THAT fsctious bandl
shall hide their heads quit the land
Ard all that break the public rest
Where have power, shall be supprest.
II might be well for our Sunday school BOY
TO know To what valuable uses they may q
some future time) put the stores OF sacred son
which they are laying up in their memory.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-31

This may certify that very deaf, that had CO.
pous and most offensive discharge Of matter from
and with il intense pain. Iwasfeverish and seepess my
appetite gone and my health generally much seranged
While thus suffering Iplaced myself under DIR. Lighths
treatment about month ago, and now l am entirely
cured In every respect Before DR. Lighth accepted
had tried other treatment which only made me
worse. But now that that DIR. Lighthll hascured me
have words to thank him sufficiently for his skillful
treatment Of my which disgusting to those
around me a. IL was alarming To myself.
JOHN DORSEY.
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JOHN DORSEY.


MAETISsvILLE, ND, Dec. {, lS6i
DR. ILGuuHLL-DEAR SIR: Your favor Of recent date
duly TO hand. Since placing mpself under your
treatment for Caarh have improved very fast. Ny
couraged by obsnacy. have received very great
lief since you began TO treat and the oahsome dis
erse is rapidly disappearing, thanks to your skill.
Gratefully yours, w. II. SHEPPARD.
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VENEREAL Diseases.

At the American Dispensary also treat WITHOUT
xERcrRr and with falling success, Venereal, or
What the quacks call private secret diseases-Syphy
liz In all its stages GonorrhGa, elect Structure Sperm
atorrhpa Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions,
Sexual Debility, impoency, and Effects Of SelfAbuse.
The last six treated in "Private Letter., which
will be sent free, receipt Of stamp.
Ny treatment deem IL unnecessary 10 enlarge upon.
The remarkable and astounding performed through
the agency OF the INDICATED VAP0R BATHS, and the
medical application ofELECTRO-NAGNETISA. BY the
alternate OF these two medical agents get three
fold effect BY elimination. morbid matter is forced out
Of the system, and by the absorbants medicine is imme
datey brought in coHtact with disease By the appca-
ton Of ELECTR0-MAGNETISM, nervous excavation is
restored, and power added 20 the muscular system.
will guarantee a cure Of
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PROFESSIONAL.
JONATHAN w. GORDON.
Al LAW

HAVING OPENED Law oFFICE IMMEDIATELY
Ill over HUNT shok STORE. No. 10 Ras,
Washington street ssihnspollS Indians tender. h.
eesssonsi ssrv1rs thk ~ ehs nab DIV
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COMPREHENSIVE.

HNHR undersigned have this day formed copartner.
i ship IN the saloon and Restaurant business here
tofore known Hezekiahs 40 Ne. Is North llllnoi:
street.
The new firm viii be happy TO receive a continuance
Of the heretofore extended the ESTABLISHING
The best Of liquors. wines and cigars kept constantly
hand and IN the restaurant ali the decaees Of the
will be served up the shortest notice, pre- pared
by the most experienced cooks
HENRY Y. HEZEKlAH,
r. y. JOHN.
Indianapolis. September q. ls64. sept2s-du
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Indianapolis and Madison
IER oAH.
1864. WM ~ - 1864.
New Arrangement tn Commence Nom
day, May 1G, 1864.

1.-TWO passenger trains daily Sundays excepted) be-
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot indianapolis, at 600 A. N
and P. NJ, arriving Madison at 1880 A NJ and Use
p. NJ.
Leave the Depot at Madison at A. NJ and 240 p N.
arriving at indianapolis at ii A. N. and TAO p. NJ
Trains leave Columbus for Nashville at p NJ, srrv
ing at $40 p. NJ Returning leave Nashville at A NJ,
arriving at Columbus at 1l:l5 A. ".
This Road forms line with the Packets at Madison for
the transportation of freight between Cincinnati and In
dianapolis and points West.
Tariff Of Freights as low as by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will find IL to their inter-
est to ship by this line.
marls DC. BRANHAM, superintendent.
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And also all infamatory diseases. For further nfor-
nation call and judge for yourself.
III III challenge the public TO bring cannot
cure, ii brought before the golden thread Is broken.
NTOnice hours from A. ". to { p. NJ. p o. Bon
1864. nov30'c4-dlyeod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-31

ROCHESTER, March g. le64.
Da iIIGHrmLL--Dear Sir: Three months ago placed
my SON. Charles Fuller under your treatment for deaf
that every day growing worse, accompan by
very offensive and disagreeable discharge OF matter
from the now report to you his entire The
actual treatment but menths yet the discharge
Is entirely we'll, and his hearing restored His general
health is good could desire, and his spirits buoy
ant and lively. In fact he seems different child With
the grateful thanks Of mother, I am sir
Respectfully yours,
G. FULLnR, Genesee CO., NY.
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httFIfsTkk, y. J - DC TT lcuo.
DIX. LGHnnL-Dear SIR: Allow me TO express my graf
ude you for the Of deafness you effected ia
right ear which has troubled very much for several
years and almost entirely deaf for few weeks past
but particularly gratitude for your excellent sue
upon my deaf ear which has been useless FOR
the past twenty years; the noises and uncomfortable
roaring in my ears which al times made very ner-
vous, has disappeared
You may publish This acknowledgement should il be Of
any service to YOU Gratefully yours,
GEORGE TEGG No 90 State street
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From the Rev. Joseph N. Clarke, Rector Of St James,
Church.
SYRACUSE, ~ u, Feb. 20. lSGl.
have been deaf Ina since was in College,
twenty BY the skill of DR. Lghthis its
bearing was entirely restored. that hear alike
with both ears and find that can use myvoice Wit
much more ease and comfort than before.
JOSEPH NJ. CLARKE
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Frem p. NcTerney. Fso 81 De,rol,

From y. bcTemey. Esq, Of Detroit.
do hereby certify that for the past fifteen months my
hearing has been affected 60 considerable extent asd
that by operation Of Dr. ghthi have been restor-
ed 10 my full hearing. reside IN Detroit and intend
leaving for home those DESTROYS moving the We
racity Of this may inquire OF Mr. 7. ]. McArthur ss
<54 Broadway. r. MeTFRNFY
New York. Sentemher ?. lHGl.
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ALBASY, Jan. %, 1864.
Ny DEAR On. IIoHTmIL-It IS with great satisfaction
that communicate you the effect OF the medicine you
gave my application TO you for defective hearing
followed your directions and happy 90 state that
far recovered after the first few applications TO
feel quite confident that am WELL and shall need
proceed further Be assured dear sir II should
require should not hesitate 10 place myself under your
magic hand. Yours, with respect,
ID. II. COLE, Albion, Orleans Co.
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From Hon. d. IT. Cole Senator from the 2sth Distric,
New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-31

NFfIFAf HUIFEs AIUaUN, y I.
To la i1enrHgLL-Dcsr SIR take pleasure Ia certify
ing that you have Effected great Improvement IN
the hearing Of my son, Marcus koesse Who has pre-
vious 20 yonr taking the IN hand been quite deaf
from the effects Of scsretina AL kno~ Of many other
which you have cured and benefited. have no
hesitsncy 90 recommend you 10 the pubic.
remain yours. very truly,
Proprietor Dslswse House, Albany, n. Y.
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From the Rev. r. T. Welsh, d. D. formerly Of the Pearl
Street Baptist Church, Albany. MY.

Street Baptist Church, Albany. NY.
AIBAsY, v Y, April Is, ls6s.
DR. LGHTmLDear Sir: Allow me 20 express my CRATE
full thanks for the skill aud kind attention rendered
my daughter, whose have been badly affected for
many years. and for some months past has been nearly
deprived OF her hearing. The left ear from her infancy
has been badly diseased at times discharging offensive
The right is now well, and from present in
dcations anticipate the restoration Of the left also
| am, dear sir, gratefully yours,
H. I. WEIGH, II. d.,
Newtonville, Albany county, n. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-21

There are some people who still affect
to believe that the rebels are willing, II
they have done wrong, TO be forgiven. p
The Copperheads are always asserting that
"the fratricidal war" can be stopped BIZ
negotiation with the leaders. We extrac,
from the Richmond Dispatch of the 10Th
of March the following difficulties in the
way of reconstruction, on any basis tina,
peace Democrats might propose
No one, however, knows better than
Abraham Lincoln that any terms he
might offer the Southern people which
contemplate their restoration to his bloody
and brutal government would be rejected
with scoru and execration. If, instead
of devoting to death our President and
military and civil officers, he had proposed
to make JEFF. DAVIS his successor. Lee
Commander in. Chief OF the Yankee ar.
mies, and our domestic institutions not
only recognized At home, but readopted
in the Free States, provided the South
would once more enter the Yankee Union,
there is not . man, woman, or child 10
the Confsderacy who would mot spit upon
the proposition. We desire no compan
ionship, upon any terms, with q nation
of robbers and murderers. The miscre-
ants, whose atrocities in this war have
caused the whole civilized world to shnd.
der, must keep heueeforth their distance
They shall not be our masters, and We
would not have them for our slaves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-21

N. Lsne s . slkesnasks.r

Ar Long - . skssnieks.s
Islqgl lspss ~ ssnssSsIs by
Mr.: 1cb6d& q, II ne Ssnsis On Friday,
with the foqr-veeks- meditated harrangue
Of Mr.. Long o. the Same day, puts the
Boston Transcript in mind Of definition
given u Bartietts DietotAry 4 Am1fi4
canisms under the head Of skeexicks."
+" Whether Mr.. Long there referred to is
the same gentleman, " says the Transcript,
We do not know" We only know that
= Nspabican lneetings. speakers whose
presence 10 attended With similar out
breaks of derision. are very apt to apos-
tate into Copperheadism. and spout pla-
titudes on freedom OF speech. .,s..g
sxxsncxs.z A mean, contemplate fellow Western.
At a Republican meeting in Indiana,
the other day, 4 speaker nsniet Long res
ponded to a loud call and took the stand.
But big, sttappinga fStDw peisisleH il
crying out in q stentorian voice, "Lonp
Long!" This caused little confusion;
but after some difficulty 10 making him.
self heard, the President succeeded in
stating that Mr.. Long, The geutlehan hon.
ored by the call, was now addressing them.
"Oh, he be -r's replied the fellow;
she's the little skeezicks that told ne to
cali for Long p This brought down the
house.
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OLD TINES AND PRESENT TIMRs-In
this journal FOR Monday, March 28th, Was
the following passage in telegraphic dis,
patch "The Senate took up the bill
amendatory of the Constitution to pro-
hibit slavery, Mr.. Trumbull addressing
the Senate at length in support of the
BILL" On Saturday evening last Senator
Trumbull left Wnhiegtos 6r.Nex York,
on visit to the afflicted Mrs. Lovejoy,
and after attending the morning service
in Plymouth Church Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher's.) Brooklyn, left New York for
Washington Sunday evening. 1t thus
appears that after two successive nights
travelling, he was at his post on Monday,
delivering long and able speech in favor
of the most important bill before the pres
ent Congress-. Contrast this with the
following: When Congress began its SEES
sions in Philadelphia, Senator Strong, of
Massachusetts,, used to leave Northamp-
ION on horseback, escorted by q number
of friends and neighbors, and after five
hours ride stop at Springfield, twenty
miles, where they would regale them
selves; Mr.. Strong pursuing his journey
SOLITARY and alone" and his escort ,retir-
ing to their homes. After FIVE days rid
ing on horseback he would reach Phila-
delphia, thus making the journey in six
days, distance not greatly exceeding
that from New York to Washington-
and this was the practice Of other men,
bers Of Congress- Evening Post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-21

SCHOLARSHIPS AS THEY WERE.-Dr.
Drew, in recently addressing the students
at the Kildare street Dnblin) Training
Institution, said: at is only few years
since several gentlemen were employed
BY the government to ascertain the state
OF schools and teachers of an humble de.
scription. In lane they found large
attendance of boys at school. While
the gentlemen we're putting various inter
rogateries to the schoolmasters two men
began to fight in the street. The master
suddenly left his visitors, rushed to the
door and shouted to his delighted schol-
ars Boys, come along, here's fight ~
In moment the scholars and the teacher
had disappeared, and tho visitors, aston
ished and confourded, found themselves
the solitary occupants of the deserted
academy
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~ a ~ 4 =. n +! s
= : =
- :. a - Il -
80 c1a1 - -
l6yE8 s. ~ 80 III I'D \: lca tynX[.s
- ~ GO Ley $3.50 J. -,
0eIE1 M 49, y
NNl6st9 - Soe1eees- n6esD -
paepte,i - yoA1A eeehi beeNse1a tneee 81
iqNk nllll0e 81 4kttqe HithiA - tenel
lInes ~ Nosth ~ : gFyht sd ecesteat-
y i.sas9.seg NJ - sossk - 49,
ssalj ~ Nose4 - - uabsdn1a eseal
il. the 6outh has exhaussed any thassiS
ever had; the North i sontssdiag for :ss
national sxtstenos, TIE S0atk for the pow
sF-to extend and psspsts1ls hs6a Il.
vssI-reD sstskgGins;i II whiak - sation
ympethisee With it~whilai a. siyiin&
peeple everywhere ahhor i. Itlis inpos-
sible that God can lpok with hfof upon
t6o4 = undertaking. sa 81
Every !bssssh Of is1ssty = ~ ooseA
IL prostrats - r0i1e1; ~ eaE{fe ee1as
~ y dsDolate. Every white lalp -
=
tEean The ages Of 10 and 90 = deolaEsd
y NV y b 10 the military ssFvics u The
CoufedsSaey. and no man II tic entire
0s1ntry ean BE sugngsd - eldsk, arti.
an Or workman u any oountibg- reon,
Or factory. or other establishments, With.
out regular military detail from the au-
thofities. Without that. no man can re-
msiD Ut homo 10 attend 70 h1 0rln sdairs,
hsweyes important. The 8snthssn
county y : vast camp, fall q |soldisss,
disciplined and undisciplined-etery maa
= seldieF-vith none to fed, clothe or
pay thtn.
TO tAs Nssth, Che loyai Nostt. ~ vsy
b. - tsaRfully u tssaSass - Nod.
Ehs tesassrs = - - ef soah heosaaA
beepase or wealth = increasing uttA vea@
dsnsl npidity. A dsbt that NY 6ss1
Iargs 70 y, will b small for Tie bsxt
gsneratiels vheee abjlity 70 pay will b
foarfoId greater than oars But the sx-
peaditurs q hfe-vs csnnot measure that
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- "Let as" says the Montgomery
Gala. Nail. ''invade then, wiih our
whole force, Missouri. Ksntacky, Mary
land, and he Copperheeds will sweti our
ranks."
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CHEAPEsr MODE OF FEEDING HoRsEs,
j. Fisk, of Baidwinsville. n Y.,writes
us that be has horse, FIVE years old,
used as family carriage horse, and is
frequently let 70 his neighbors. His Ia
Dor is considerable. In the morning he
feeds bushel basket of cut oat straw
moistens it with water; throws in foul
quarts Of shorts, mikes thoroughly asd
feeds. At noon gives straw again, and
two or four quarts Of shorts clear. Al
night mixes hay and straw--equal parts
of each--cuts basketball and mixes short,
again as in the mornings. Feeds also I'll
the potato and apple psri0gs; cabbag,
leaves, etc., to him. His horse 10 lres
from cough. lively, healthy aud fat !; ant
this practice he Is confident saves him 81
per cent. the cost, Of keeping horse -
usual way4costs abour .hfS6 minutes
time per day. This is - inportsnt item
In the days Of high feed Rural NM
+ Yorker.
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The sleotion 10 Ciscinnati, Ohio,
shows poll Of IL, 600, with Uaioa ns-
jorit7 d 4 ,6si.
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osass 1sTy, hSl8o& EssAndssss:
Tea 81 80 = yss sss hessly nosifed No. sAess
ow On niS II tkeCaefks once Or tbs District Curt Of
Lee esmty, Iowa, * ksohsh psfitjbG - Aazity n
Nancy A. Sconed, cfAiEing q the above named e. W.
uhnsapson, u Bsytsn. 40 " y sslang1sn hrass ths
ms, yeur nvSs 1sA 1GarrA Oh, 1857, sa trsyi.g ~
the fr~closnr- sale u lots and three block ~
and lvts and : in btos ~ ND. W. kSbSofs<s aAdk
tion q he city Of keckAk ard for other relief
And alss you appear and answer said petition
beire oUA II scrnd day 0f the naxt term a snid
Cuarf to Be Ked Il Ks in said county, the nrss
Monde4 d SeptrnLzF, I judslfnt ard 6essee will ~
hsd therein prxS ed for. h. SCOTT HOWEl-ls
apxs-d4w.@sa 4a$ NN Soffor Retftioner4
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- The New Yosk towa sisctioae
thi4ysassSheuss ~ Uufps - e g
.ssrxaxs SstASszs3 -
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~ Charles Lamb holding his ombtsl.
Ia over poor old washerwomau in the
streets of London: because hiisuwn hoth.
or VISA woman. and Jacob hastsnine =
be courteous q Haran's we'll, are psrss q
one pictsre--Ja coA and ssRlla"--theeas-
tlenien Of The long $50 And the esntlsmsu
Of yesterday. M 80
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70 De ~ nest wondesiul re@edy - tbs pr
KiDNBYs and BLADDER that has ever bseE seIsse1.
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able 81 rodseinea eurs, - naaks 9 whss - Asess
.SMess = Ibid 3 100 asevs Tie asdinns =
sicse.
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legal Notices.
TNITED STATES NAKSHAL's

se G1rx1D SSASHs - AnmrA. District Of Iowa, fss
~ virtue Of execuree 20 me directed isunsd by the
Cefk u - Dsrf7 Court 81 the United sfatsz FOR the
Sosthesn Division Of the Dafr1et n Iowa and against
Jas n HuEsey- n fsvur " AfuAfAld Young vanki~eck
have levied aDon, aud yiA se 70 tbs mshs basr,
door tie CrK once 81 the District Cpurt the
United 6esGns Tor tAe Dvriea of Iowa, Ksokuk spa
D6tfct the sth day d May, A. D. 1S5{ between S4s
hours Of o'clock A. H. and O'clock y. ~ AZ nid Aa8
the following property, One undivided X of S)
Oh Of side Of northwest u secta0n tS4
tcwpshD tGslr &c west. and undivided " VI
divided X Of balance Of said quarter section, all In Lee
county, Iowa 1880 .t-.F Wy. ,.e4gf ~ -ss II
Tsken ana levied upon = the property OF jams Il
Hots-y 70 aAkisfy spid writ VI execnfiun. ~ ssS
H. VI IloA1E e. s. Marshal
apr& ~ by HARRY FULTON, Dersxs. !
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a DMlNl6TRATOR'S NOTlCK.-
~ Notice q hereby syca that the uadersigned hes
been appointed Administrnsor Of the estxte of John
Row an deceased cruarors requested b fe th<tr
claims according to .xw H. fClrUN
Ad1ninisErAsor u ths Kstate u joan H. Rowan.
uchSodAw
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IRRITATION OF YHR HHcK OF THE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
cATARRH or rHK
BLAD~sn.
srRAn9uARY AND BURNING, on PAINFUL
URInATIrG.
For these diseases il 10 truly ssye eisn remedy asd
% mach cannot Be said 10 Ito praise A snsls ds.s
Are Pee treutle ed With that distsesstng paia In th@
small OF tho back and through the hips? teaspoonfu.
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Have long since given up the uss efbaeAu eubebs aud
jsaip<r the ilsssw ssi OF those dissases ana enss
nee them for the want Of . better remedy.
CONSTITUTION wArRR
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upsa u.
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,Ae night and IN I'VE months ica soess ~, nv.
q weight, Dnrtag NE nsatA Of JAY, ~ ~
.nss nag e ssp.riencsd ss ~ sss
ise tso Bodies Vas entirely cured "n ssss
Tag ~ ssssa seed health. Yours trs.. IN vrrr.
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