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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-08-09

Three soldiers, who claim to be deserters
from n Georgia Regiment, in Gen. Lees army,
were arrested by citizens in the upper portion
of this District last week and lodged in jail at
this place.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-08-09

Mr.. Jones Croeketthas received the appoint
ment of Assessor of the Tax in Kind for this
District The business of assessment, it is e,.
pected, will begin in a very short time.
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HEADQUARTERS.
Reserve Forces, 8. c..
COLUMBIA July 80 1884

" COLUMBIA, July so, 1864.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 4.
h ALL details of persons of the Reserve
a. classes heretofore granted by the Con.
script authorities, now revoked by General S,r.
der NO. 8, Conscript Department, S. c., are
hereby revived and continued upon such terms.
ana ior same period as originally granted.
!, ~; Enrolling Officers will forward to these
Headquarters the Rolls as Indicated Inv Major
Melton, Commandant of Conscripts, S. {.
III. Applications for details will in future b..
made through the local Enrolling Officers who
W, VIII W investigate the CLAIMS being governed by
p' f,'e isu'es ahu Negotiations prescribed by the
Bureau of COnscription. The papers will then
oe forwarded to the Commandant of Con.cripts
Tor Tor ms examination and reference to these
headquarters, where final action will be taken
upon them.
by command Brig. Gen. CuEssur.
ED. II. BARNWELI.,
A., , A. A. Gen.
"S' = 'e'f' 26-St.
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Announcements.
FOR THE SENATE.

we are authorized TO announce Hon.
ueorge MOI Witherspoon a candidate to
represent the District Of Lancaster in the
Senate OF the ensuing Legislature.
We are authorized to announc, Can,
James L. Reed as andidate for the State
oerale Mt the ensuing election
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ADJr. AND INSP'TR GEN.OFEJCE
~,,>, COLUMBIA, Aug. 2, 1864.
GENEBAL ORDER NO. 8.
EXTRACT.
n MAJOR Generals and Brigadier General,
IA OF the Militia of this State, claiming 10
De IN commission, will report to this Office tho
oates OF their commissions, with their postos.
crs prior 70 i2lh instant, as on that date orders
BY command:
(Signed,) A.C. DARLINGTON
AdJ't and Inspector General 8, &,
Official:
G. A. FoLLIS. A. A. Cen.
Aug. Q, 1854. aso,
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FOR SHERIFF.

we are requested TO announce Mr.. Os.
born Floyd candidate for Sheriff at the
ensuing election.
We are authorized 10 announce CAM /
~ SoweiI rs n candidate for Sheriff of I,n
caster District for the ensuing term
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES

lhe friends Of w. NJ. Conuors, Eso n,
nounce hm candidate to rcpr..snt In.
Distf'ct OF Lancaster 10 the lIon.e Of R.n
resent"iives in the ensuing Legislature
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FOR TAX COLLECrop

u Mn f'DiToR.-PIease announce Can't n.
%. Nan'mnd'ngham candidate for the Of
soldier. "''""'eo
MANY FRrkNns TO Worxnrn 90, ,n,
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MIR EDlToR.-Iou will please annonnro
VII .: u. Massey candidate for Repre.
sentative IN the next Legislature and oh.
Iige Nj, Ss Anu oo'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-08-09

we are authorized to announce William
a. Moore, Esq, as n candidate for n s.,,
IN the House of representatives in ,b, next
Legislature. '''o "eN'
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We are requested by the friends Of Or
l. n. Cureton TO nominate him for ths no.
.''ion Of Representative in the next Lsgi,.
Iaturc.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11
A Yankee Trick.

Just before the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, Yankee peddler started for New
York to sell \ lot of bowls and dishes he
had made of maple. Jonathan travelled
over the city asking everybody to buy his
wares, but no one was disposed to pur-
chase. 1t happened that British fleet
was then laying in the harbor of New
York, and Jonathan struck upon q plan
Of selling his dishes. He got a naval
uniform by hook and crook, started up
town one morning, asked merchant if
he had any nice wooden ware. as the
commodore wanted nice lot for his feet
The merchant replied that he had none
now. but there was some in town, and if
he would send in that afternoon he would
supply him with pleasure. Jonathan now
cut for home by the shortest route. and he
had scarcely DOTTED his borrowed plum
age before down came the merchant
Seeing that Jonathan had sold none Of
his wares, he offered to take the whole if
he would deduct fifteen per cent But
Jonathan said he'd be COL darned if he'd
take a cent less than his first price The
merchant finally paid in gold the price of
the wooden ware, which lay upon his
shelves for many a long day thereafter
Jonathan trotted home in high giee at
the success of his maneuvre, while the
merchant cursed British naval officers
ever after.
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Too Early Changes.

Don't be in haste to put Off wooden
garments in the Spring Many a "bad
cold, (who ever saw good one?) rheu-
natism, lumbago, and other aches and
pains are lurking in the first sunshiny
days ready to pounce upon the incautious
victims who have laid aside their defen-
live armor Of flannel. All sudden chan
yes in the system are attended with more
n less of danger, but the body can &C
commodate itself to almost any con-
lition, provided it be assumed gradually
The use Of flannel guards against sudden
changes Of temperature. In a warm day.
when Precipitation flows freely, if it be
allowed to pass Off rapidly. the quick
evaporation carries with il much heat
from the body, and chill may be pro-
duced, followed by the arrangement of
some function, as ..cold in the head" or
unnatural discharge from the bowels.
Flannel contains much air in its meshes.
and is therefore slow conductor of heat
or cold. Evaporation proceeds from it
more slowly than from cotton or linen,
hence its excellence as fabric for clio
thing. Many persons wear it next to
the skin the year round, and find il a shield
against prevalent complaints in the sum
mer. NO general rule can be given as to
this, 1t must depend upon the constitution
and employment Of the individual. In
all cases, however. flannel should not be
laid aside until the weather is settled
permanently warm-in this latitude usu-
ally after the first of June. The change
should be made in the morning. never in
the after part Of the day, when the ener-
gies are partly. sbated, and the air is
usufly growing cooler. Many con-
sumption has been contracted by undress-
ing for N evening party.-People's Jour
nal Of Health.
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, Positive
and Specific Remedy for diseases of the Bladder, KID
neys. Gravel, and Dropsical Swellings.
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion and
excites the Absorbents into healthy action, by which
the Watery Calcarcous dcpostons, and all
raj engagements reduced, well pain and in.
hammatlon.
Helmboid.s Extract Buchu.
For Weakness arising from Excuses, Habits Of
Dissipation, Early Indiscretion Of Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms:-
Indisposition 10 Exerton, ef LC1s Of Power.
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling.
Horror of Disease, Wakefullueso.
Dmness of Vision, Pain in the back
Universal Lassitude Of the Muscular System.
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the BodyS
Dryness Of the Skin. Eruptions the Face
PaIlied Countenance.
These sym ptoms, if allowed 70 go on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
Lrpotency, Fsa~ty, Epze1<ic Fit,
In Of which the Patent may expire.
Who can say that they not frequently followed
by those "Dreful Dseasese."H
"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many aware of the cause Of their suffering,
But none will confess the record Of the tns
sane asylums.
AND MELANCHOLY DEATHS CONSUMPTION bear
ample witness to the Truth Of tine assertion.
TIE Con-tst,sion Effected MiA Oryasie sceaknas
requires the aid of Medicine 10 Strengthen aud Invigo
rate the System
Which Heimbold's extract :Buchu invariably
does. @e
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DIABETES. and DISEASES of the KID
NEYS and BLADDER.
CONSTITUTION WATER

Has been pronounced by the Medical Faculty and the
public, 20 be the wonderful remedy for the per
rnanent cure Of all diseases of the STOMACH LIV-
Err, KIDNEYS, and BLADDER that has ever been
offered
1t is not a MINERAL WATER II is from experi-
ence that cox STITU TON w AFTER has emanated and
say let no doubt, when 4 single bottle has
been known to diseases which the best medical
talent in this country has failed 10 relieve.
remedy possessing the virtues of Constitution Wat
cannot be classed under "quack' preparations, as
it is used by the scientific practitioners in
this city, IL only second-class physicians that cries
down popular remedies while the better skilled make
use Of every means 10 accomplish and the
of the physician increases Is his knowledge of
different remedies enables him to produce cure. while
others fail IN the attempt Science is satisfied with
the truth
Give Constitution Water a fair trial-we mean you
who under SPECIALISTS from wear 10 year
and particularly alude ladies who are constant
picatons for diseases, with much chance of sue
there would be from local applications the
throat for diseases of the brain.
We have always been careful TO use language in our
circular that could not shock the delicate organ
zation, but we receive many communications from
persons for which Constitution Water is adapted and
of whose disease no mention has been made, that
come To the conclusion that If the remedy is capable of
producing cure, matter what the disease be,
it should be made known. The medicine isfput up for
the public, and there should be no exceptions.
We would saw. Constitution Water is not a gilded
pill, made to suit the eve and taste is medicine,
in of the placed in the hands of the
people for their relief and if taken according to the
directions will in every produce radical
We would that the directions in regard Diet etc.
relate only to the disease under which they
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11
The Wheat crYn

In '1OId wsyne." the Wheat crop will be
very light not more thar half as good As last
car. Many Of oxr. farmers have plowed up
ONE Of their worst5ookins fields and planted
'orn in them. a ifiend informs US that on each
ids Of the rosdlo Connersville. in Union and
Fayssse, the wheat fields looked we'll ard gave
promiss ~ % abundant harvest The farmers
II Wexrs~se now busiIy engaged planting corn
some fields were planted last week, and il
,ood weather prevails throughout this week,
~ planting will be done in this county.
Richland Co., Ills. March 24.-Our
est and oldest farmers say we will not
make half crops, should we have the
iost favorable spring and summer.
Spencer Co, Ind, April 8.-The wheat
arop in this section of the State is badly
He'd by the freezes; cant make more
an half crop.
Decatur Co., Ind, April 5.--We can
IT, under the most favorable circum-
ances, make half a crop Of wheat.
Adams Co., Ohio, April 9.-Wheat
II not exceed half crop. Many
Ids, indeed, look now as if they could
PcSohpAy PiOuaSS VIC 0"ooAS 6OWh
them last fall
Neigs Co., Ohio, April s.-The wheat
Up Of this country presents doleful
Dearance. Nine fields out Of every ten
4 be plowed up and put in corn. What
left will not make more than a fourth
5 crop.
Decatur Co., Ind, April 5.-The fall
eat is very badly injured. Most of
. farmers are sowing wheat on the
)und where it is frozen out
Clark Co, H., March 25.-As for the
heat, / do not think there will be more
IN half . crop from the appearance at
- time.
Oes Moines Co, Iowa, April fall
leat is badly injured, so that not more
m fourth OF crop can be expected
ON it, but the most Of farmers are SOW
Z the ground over with spring wheat.
Edgar Co, Ill, March 26.-I think if
,c season is favorable henceforth we will
arvest an ordinary crop.
Fairfield Co., Ohio, March 25.-Take
all, the prospect il discouraging in
lis locality, from what have heard it
no better in other parts Of the county.
ONE say it is even worse than it is here.
Seymour, Ind, March 25.-Of the
resent crop Of wheat in this neighbor-
God one half is killed by the freeze.
'ome pieces will have to be plowed up
nd put In corn.
YSndieton CO., Ind, March 25.-The
'rop Of wheat in Pendleton, Harrison,
1ampbell and Kenton was very poor
,eforc the present band spell, and now
think it is almost all gone.
Steuben, O., April 1.-THE wheat in
luron county looks very poor, on &C
cunt OF the cold weather last winter,
md the thawing and freezing has de-
,troyed the late seed sown; SO that the
lrmers will have to SOW oats or plant
iost Of the ground. Some early pieces
hat were drilled in look midling we'll
Preble Co., Ohio, April s.-The wheat
'rop in this township will be very light
here are many fields that have no green
appearance whatever, and not half
rrop is expected.
Drake Co., Ohio, March 1s-The
sheat crops are very slim. There is no
respect Of there being more than half
!, crop.
Monongalia Co., West. Va, April 4
The wheat looks very bad here and in the
counties. l do not think we
VIII have more than half crop in this
,ounty. Some is entirely gone.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11

THs PEN MIaHrrEa THAN rHE SwoRp.-It is
said, that near Mayfeld. ky., the other day
ono Of Forrest's officers with drawn sword
opened the door Of . pig pen 70 secure . fat
young porker. when the whole drove ran ts-
tween his legs tumbled him into the gutter.
and escaped. In that case The pen was mishtisr
than the sword.
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A pious old lady hearing that the saliva
ton Of the country depended on the sue
cess Of the Democratic party exclaimed:
"od Lord. on what . rotten thread,
Hang everlasting things"
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READs READw READ.w

DAsvILLg. Pa, June ?, ISs3.-Dr. VIM H. Greqo
- eor Sr In February, 1861, was afflicted with
sugar diabetes and for five months passed than
two gallons of water in tveufy-four honrs. I was
obliged to get up often twelve times during
the night and in five months lost fiffy pounds In
weight. During tbs month OF July, 1861 procured
bottles Of Constitution Water and two davs after
using it experienced relief and after taking t~o bot
ties entirely cured soon after regaining NV
j. v L. DE WITT.
BosTos CORNERS. y. Y, Dec, u, lssI.-Wn. H.
Gregg d Co. GeHs: FL freely give YOU liberty to
make Of the following certificate Of the value OF
Constitution Water, WHICH | can recommend in the
highest manner Ny wife attacked with pain in
the shoulders hole length of her back. and in her
limbs, with Palp'tatsyH IF tse Henri and Lrrlaoa of
tie Builder. called arht stefan, who attended her
about three months, vseA he left her than he
found her, then employed one OF the best ply
could fni who attended her for about nine months
and while she under his care she did not suffer
quite much pain. He finally gave her up, and said,
.i<r leura&e- For, said be, 'sae haS ssoA
combination Of oosSdat. that 1ledseine gsrea for
operates a9aias other Of her dgteafs>s. About
this time she commenced the Of Constitution Wat
er. and astonishsnt almost the first dose
seemed have the desired effect and she kept on i'm
proving rspsdly under its treatment and now sufern
tends entirely her domestic affairs She has not taken
anv of the Constitution Water for abou; four weeks
and are happy to say that II has Prcdnesd gse'
nansni cure. VIII H. VAN BENSCHoIES-
wrHxEsrukIp, Conn, March 2, lss3.-D-. W. H.
G-~ggs-Dhar .S-:-HarlRg seen you. .dvsrt,scfneat
OF 'So1s11ifFBn " asri- ~
riou of the kidneys and Irritation OF the Bladder hav-
ing suffered tie past tre years and rr1ed the skill
Of num~r phvsscians Win only temporary relief,
was induced to try your iaeicine. procured one
bosfl~ Of vo~r agents Hartford Nessrs Lee Ssson
Co. AMI when bad used half Of II, 70 nv surprise
found great change IN nv health hare used
bottles OF IL ami where never expected be in
r II se wei and in good spirits cannot express my
gratitude for fer that al and more than roo
Recommended be. NAY the blessings Of God ever
attend voa in sour I4bors Of love- Yours truly,
LEGyARD s. BIGELOW.
~ For szss by al Druggists. Priee 81
WA-H GREGG : CO., Propresors.
MORGAN 1 ALLEN, General Agents,
No. 45Clsd-ss-, New York
Agents In Chicago FULLER FRENCH 1 FULLER:
Agent. 10 Cincinsasa BCRDSL BR0. 1Ao
sEs - -e "a
ezs "a 51z zs1b D. =.
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Ornamental Iron Works.

WOOD & PEROT. 1871 Ridge Avenue,
PHIL ABE1PHIA PENSsYLv ANA,
NFFER for sale upon the most favorable terms, New
~ and Beautiful Designs IN great variety of Iron Rail-
sings for Cemeteries Residences, &c. Of Wrought and
Cast Iron, and Galvanized Iron and Brass Tubing Iron
Narandahs. Balconies, Stairs. Counters, Fountains.
Gates, Columns, Hitchng Posts. Lamp Stands, Vases
Tables. Flower Stands, Sofas, Chairs. Statuarv. AMI
nals. and all other Iron Works of Decorative clarac
tor Designs forwarded for selection Persons apply
ing for will please state the kind Of work needed
Jan. 20, 1861. Il SIN
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He 0eseh has written 10 the War Depart
nsss non Cara tAas The alleged huseheriss Of
- eesouU4r troepA q FMt Pillow ere fully
fssvsn. and that che Acts are worse shaa were
ssSs reportsd. Mr.. q. i Chairman Of the
asDs' oSahissSs 81 H. CeaAset q che War.
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ca Fish, lste Provost Nrshal Of H. MALE
DspastosnA hos 6ssa ssntsucsd - D. eH,h-
tss& = Yay = ne q 5000. SD % 80 i'm
Es ssed ees ys.f 10 sns Albany Psaissntiary.
- csovietsd, aneag o<Ass shings Of sobh;ne
0stpss q anais psiDonsss IN his cAaraC.
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DIURETICJ

rritate and dreach the kidneys and by Consistent use
lead to choac degeperations and confirmed disease
We present the Constitution Water TO the public
with the conviction that has equal in relieving the
class of diseases for which has been found emn
entity successful for curing and trust that we
shall be rewarded for efforts in placing valuable
" in form 10 meet the requirements Of patient
and ply sician. E------- -
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DIABETES

Is disease of the stomach and liver acting through
the kidneys. and is, without doubt the most obstinate
disease, except consumption, that effects the human
constitution We have space for discussing causes
but will that the effect of the disease is the
verton Of the starchy principle vegetable portion
OF the food into sugar, which stimulates the kidneys
TO excessive secretion of water. Many persons suf-
they pass large quantities the in day and obliged
get up from to fifteen twenty times during the
night No notice taken of il until their attention is
called to the large discharge of water and often when
it is far advanced be beyond the control of
binary remedies. Another symptom is the great
rst which, when the disease fully established, is
tolerable the patient drinks continually rtlod being
lips. breath. in the most advanced cases, and
finally loss of appetite, emacation and the patient
gradually sinks from exhaustion.
CONSTITUTIONS WATER is, without doubt, the only
known remedy for diabees and have much conf
dence that IT specific have that opium will
produce sleep and truthully say that it has cured
every case in which it has been used. -
Stone in the Bladder, Calculus, Gravel I,
Brick Dust Deposit, etc., etc.,
Diseases arising from a faulty secretion-in the one
being too little. and accompanied by pain,
and the other too protuse secreton-which will be
speedily cured by
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY Known REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
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Observation-Disclosures.


In many Affections peculiar TO Females, the ExrRAcr
BUcHU is unequaed by any other remedy, as in
Chlorosis Retention, irregnlArty, Painfiness, OF
Suppression of Customary Executions, liberated
Scirr,ns state Of the Uterus Leuchorrioea Whites
StarHi.y and for all complaints incident 70 the
Whether arising from indiscretion Habits of Dessips
N'''' : DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
pleasant Medicines for unpleasant and daa
gerous diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU AND DfPROv-
ED ROSE WASH CURES ~.
SECRET DISEASES.
In all their Stages, At little Exposure.
Little or no change in Diet. No Inconvenience.
Asd no Erpos~e.
n causes frequent desire and gives strength -
Cripae thereby Removing DISTINCTIONS, Prevents and
Cure. Structures Of the Crstrs, allaying Pain and
Inflammation frequent in the class Of diseases, and
exneIlng all Poisonous Diseased and Matter.
Thousands upon Thousands who have been the vie- !
tins Of Quaeks, and who hare pad BAY ssss 70 .
and ,,a. the .POISOSu has. by The Of "Powerful
Asirngcnts" been dried up in the system, 70 brsak
in aggrcvating form, and perhaps aiser Aas-
ts1 HKLxsoLp's Fxrs.cr BrcHr for an sAectioas
and d,sT.; as q s.s sEMAHE from .hs:s.er e.oss
originating and no matter of Ho" LoNo STAND
iuretic and Is certain TO ha~e the desired sses d
Evidence OF the most reliable and responsible char.
ter win accompany the medicine.
Price 900 per Bottle, or six for esy0n.
Delivered any Address. securely packed don oassr-
vation
Describe 2p~pso~s !. az O~..ssesAss. Isl
Cures Guaranteed! Advice GrnfiD r.
Address letters for in!srnasion %
II. b. HELMBOLD, Che0esG. !,
1ol Sou.h Tenth ST. bet Chestnua, Rhla-
HTLNBOLD'S MEDICAL Dspo.
HELMBOLD'S Org osd Cz~m;sl NsDsAsx -
S04 Broadway, New Yosk. To
Beware Of Counerfsits and unpriseipasd daalsruv
who srdesyor 20 dxpose .sf their oun" And Aoehas
articles repuiz ton attained by
Helmhoid's Genuine PreraraHooe. 70
Extract Buehu. So
SnAunTs0n. 4sMs5 i
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SOLD ~ sse#aas IL
ALL CGGI5rSEvERYwHERB. -..~s
ASK FOR HELxB0LD'S. TAKE no 01Hxx
Cut ous shs AdysrSaszeat aad sssd ~ Il
ADD AVOID uFooEIJOu AID 1u0SCJA
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HNsw Bs1as~iok papsn ass Isslly -
nsdtl1g sAs insssasing emigration n yeaag
-oss Asa sAsS Pssvisss b The q. 8.
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PHYSICIANS

Have long since given up the of buchu cubebs and
juniper the treatment of those Diseases and only
them for the want of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER at.4 rr.
has proven itself equal to the task that has deyoved
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Stone in the Bladder, Calculus, Gravel
Brick Dust Deposit, etc., etc..
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
CATARHH OF THE
BLADDER

aTRASGUARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL.
URINATING.
For these diseases it is truly sovereign remedy,
and too much cannot be said in its praise. single
dose has been known to relieve the most urgent symp
toms.
Are You troubled with distressing pain in the
small of the back and through the hips? teaspoon
full day of the Constitution Water will relieve you
like magic.
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f.'-aV - ~ ~ ~ .siss.set'
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Eoh eag u basfs = E
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FURNITURE,

Is now prepared to sup
ply the public with supe-
rior articles in his line
He viii make