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CAUTION CERTIFICATES Nos.
"a IS l6 and II. Of 20 shares esch-in all 2Ce-iB-
Eusd by tho POroHpius Mountain Mining Oomptny,
IN fsvor oi Dr. Gari0k, bus now the prOparty o. A.
o. HslifgslI. The above stock was forwarded By
letter to D. Z. Wise, OF Boston, Ma 'sachusetts by
Or H. on the 25th of February, and up TO this date
m psrscns are hereby warned ION purchasing OF
IN any way using ssid certificates the negotiation
of tba same has bean stopped st the ofica Of aaid
OomRsny ALEXAHOER b, HALLIWELL,
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NNAINn PRnPnSAL9 WILL

be received at the ONCE Of the Board Of City In
prnvempnts uatil O'Clock A. Nj, Tuesday June 2S,
isS4 for bull ing c in Eggleston Avenue, in
tbo Firtt district OF The First Sewerage division Of
tn city sccOrdng to pia5s and specifications on hie
a the Cf1 &c Of the CRY civil anginrer.
In cases whe-e the proposal Is made by company,
the name d residence Of eacn member OF the n "a
rlust % Q stated In I'LL.
No proposal will be rec iTed ~ tbs Bond be not ac-
c1npsnied BY a UniIed states Revenue tfty cont
staInp tsanosliedl.
Each bid 10 be accompanied by tive suretie5 Bid
ders 20 nee tbs ptinted fcrmn Others will be
cgiysd BIZ order OF the Board.
'iunee-!sS NORRIs x. NORTON. Olart-
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Fro.d ths Rev J. IL Lyons, formerly Pastor o; the
goiumbus IN. - and MnGsto7n tPs.J Bapusl
Churches.
Or. o. ii. JackBon--Dear Sir. feel 10 q plss51Es
Lhls1 OF my own accord 70 bear testimony to the
cellenoa OF the German Bitters. some years since,
being much Afflicted with .Isspopsia, Used them
with very DeuetciAl results. 1 have Oftel recon-
Inended thom u persons enisblsd by that tormslt-
Ing disease. and haze Gesrd from them the ost Hat
ter1ng testimonials 70 their great galHe. IN
Of general debility beeT Il to be ionic thEtean-
not ba surpassed. J. NJ. LYONS.
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A Connecticut farmer has just discover
ed that his COWS have been regulsrly
MIXED BY b;Ssk snakes. BE killed ave
ehak0I,
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From tae R;s Joseph H Ksnnard, Pastor Q, the so,n

Or. JacKson--Dear Sir: have been frequesitiy re-
questsd 10 connsct my name with cOmuendarOusO
different kinds OF m6dicInrs but regarding the prac-
nee na ofmy appropriate sphere, have in a
ses deciEe1i buf with clear proof ia variJCs ia
stances, aud particularly Il family, OF the useful
nsss OF Dr. 40Oaauds German bILters, depart tc, z,
once from my usual course, to express my ftl q s
ViCrion tnat, or moral debility Oi tho syBteD and
especially for Liver Complaint, II anf vain
bls prepaTa ion. In some cases it may iAii; mt usu
ally, doubt NOT it viii be very beneficial To thoIa
Wh0sHfer ir0m the above cause.
Yours, very respectfully, J. H. Z rNHEWD
5th, below Oostes-5t.> pniisdalulia
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!. II ~. JseksVnA AeGr Sir: Having used your German
1ltseLs y ~ Amiy fres uenfIy, am prepared 70 sag
sa = ~ oe en- u grsst se-Vics. bsieYe that ia
OssA o.. gersIsl dgility Of the system IL - Jae
5iess 40 most valuable remedy Of which have aay
AAONAeuBf. Yours. respectfully,
j. II. 1uhsEEsks, 726 II. 18th ct.
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From the Re-! E9sms. Winter. PautOr or HO1sOr,

Dr.. Jacks0n-Dear s:F feel It dus 70 your excel
lent PREPARATION HOOiAnd's German BitJsrB, to acd
my testimony 70 the deserved reputation IL hRs cb
tanned have for Year,, at times, been troubieG
with great disorder IN Dy head and nerVoB systenl
was EdYIsed By frlzud IrY bottle OF your GET
man hitteIs. l did 80 snd haYs experienced great
and unexpoeted relfsii my health has DeeH very ma
terialy beaoatted. I confidently recommend the
article whore meet with Il case similar 70 ny O@a,
and have been assured b. many OF ther good edeca.
kespeetfully, yours, TWtNTEH,
ROxboiough, Pa.
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S67,OI7,85O.

Subscriptions viii be received by fheTrEAsa-
REA or THE UsIrED STATES at Washington, ana
the ASSISTANT TsEAsURERs at rIas York, Boston
and Philadelphis, and By the
FiTs! National Bark, Cls7elaHi, o.
Second National Banh, Cleveland, o.,
aED BIZ Alb NATsONAb BANKS
which are depositaries of Pubic money, and,all
Respectable Ranks and Bankers
throughout the country, (seting as agents of the
National Depositary Banks,) will furnish further
information on application, and
Afford Every Facility TO Subscribers.
junel4-155 dy&wy.
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NOTICES.
~OppER MIME NOTTOE-THE

NOPPEk MINE NUTIUE -IHB
Z J AnruAI Meeting O. tUe St7ckhOlders Of tee
Yorcnpine Mountain Mining Company" for tho
election OF Ofioels for the ensuing year, aud the
tran saotion OF other business. wi be held At tne
ONCE Of HuessY a Mcbride. Nos 2ll and 299 RiEe
stIest Cleveland. Ohio, Tuesdal July i2tns at 10
o'oiOck, A. NJ. By order of rhe directors
d By CdEIEJD,
So av,H
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LIS a.-HI9HT EARhEes rHAih-1sopesnt rHAih -
ilI-srd Ashtsbulh and PaiceeVtls oniTi aoa ~ 3
TiTs7 a CisTc.aEd IS 5.e9 \. 4 -,
so ~ - an AND ACCOmAeDAIIOh keA1
,-Stopning at aifstzts0Bs saa 1rf4sea At Viofas
t1ud aSla1a A. ~ =.
s.fs - -Tsfizii5s5 ~ PIs sEssEtu5ping at AL 5ta'
ti51H sxoeps EFanFiile, 5aybTOoks UnionEliiel
Perry, EapgOr and WioEliaoi AAa Afis'oN -
Ole7aiSnc az 10 ?. 4. 60, d, Of
a0RE-DfH EEi-2E51 fkAlh-StoP - z - s5i ~.
~ r1rs (s5sitlssas Ashtsbulzs and Fsaas5f-ie
oniy, aad a-I1T-s IN Cleveland IS e-49f. \
~ sosoad Class Cs-s Ars EIa On ah tAkoeIA
ErzinE. ,....s ~ ruaraiauH
srifh flsius cor Hol6dot Onicaa9s Nltei - .-s
Rsti Fndlsnapiis Sc. isoui5i % - 80 - 5t ~
s,il- su EsssFTlrd l.1aect A Uu1hiaE - 80
lr-Ins a ~ ~ Y 4 4. Railroad an5 z, 1lnsl ~
.hoss Of the asE York cant5si saq & o'y Js-fo,, :
gSsgsrs sails 50, and "a zrla Win sains 0a aAs
Shiiadsl ahia and Arte bsitfes-l- -. -. f,t-.,,s
,viff Trsins On Ells End Pi-s5urge BaslfoAa "&
i,ineETIIls Nashville an -; n s,,t
-Cisvsland. Hag .lsfh. lsSt. q.
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OhEVELAND ! TOLEDO B. B;
IssA.


On snd Ef.sr mondaY, Hay 18Th, Isl4, FasEsnEsr
TrsinI will leave Cleveland - follows tsunds. sex
oeptsd);
5,Et, A. Hz.-OHIOAGO EXPRESS ht Berea,
SraftOn. Obsriln, Hora ak Aonroagills, Belle
Vus, Clyde, Bnasnont aad Elneors and arrives at
Foledpst iu.ts Al. and On cago a. SO ?. -.
Il58 Il. NV - 4.ilil fIAih-5tOp5 a. al lIA-
tons oa SOutbsai sfgision, and arrives st To-
iedo at 6.30P. X. chicago $50 A.
A..BB 2. m.-hOETh4HH mAlLF-5toB5 IS AL lta-
tians on Northern Division, and syEfFss - SAN
Eusky at ~ r n.
700 +. Eg.-Hl9HE PBE5S-5supIGt 9rafionf
AorWalk, AlonrueVtle, eiyce, s1d reT1onti ana
erriTes st Toledo A. lt;lo ?. ~; =ad OhieaEo Il
5s45 An
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T7LEV ELAND & EAIE B. 4.
-
sTNsER IRRAagEIEHT.

IN and afssr HondsT, Nay 18th, ls54. PassesEsl
Trains viii run e. iClosssi t5unda5s e1eePte1f
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
a,4s H.--DAX EXPEE5S TSAla-5tops ing y
"a" R6S9ughby, PainesTtlls, Geneva AsaEs1uie
ts,.S.s u and .iIrEru only and arrive q are 81
49,. =, Ksun Kirk 5:z6 .. N. Aiuiato $50 p m
2r7O p. sI..--iiIA INN ATT TX ~ kEss--sso1
"4sO Isis,srviiz -sabuia and GirErd oniJi Anq AE
1iSss M Eris 81 p ~, Dunkirk s;a9 ,. n-s Su4
fals 955 ,. n -. g,,,,-ruror r, A arTovg-
9,sO r. Hf -'-E-Glh AHB AugOz-lsO - a,.
si.o,5inr 4 All stations AID arrives ns Aflsa
SIS 2. m;-z=sr.g, -.zz,1s z.s5s 1FRAIH-sto2pfnF
4 Peinsr7iIie, Azht1suia Eud 6trAEd onlys a1a
SrriT.- ~ Sc a. izss2 o. E.s ptlnEiEk 10 -
n BuHalo go q, q.
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;llAyALANlS ;4.Ls4 lSs4a, q sgsSSI:ES1s. gsShESS1 @Bus 4
! sUMME8 ARRAEsEaBT.

isss. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
o. sas Afts, hondsy, May 1910, 1884, Passenger
trains viii lsAFs Cleveland ~ follows l5undsyn exc
csgssdl.
tss Fraiu- 5-S5A 5A.M.-OLNCIEHATI EKPRESa
5tUppi1s - 1iraftOn, Wellington, EoE LcEaonI
SHELBY, ,EaaJ.ina, Gallon, GUeads ya.tins tO1s
AsniSy. Delaware bsEiE O60ter sno v HOrIhing'
IA Srsia-9r25 P. RT.-AJOUNMODATI0H.
srous {. All stations, aBd arrives IN Qoiumbc3
At $50 ,. m., G.ncin1ad ~ q. u
a Rrafs-sstifs 4. Hss--c1GhI EAPkksS-stc7
ping at BeEea, 1rsfe5ns Wellington New Lon-
don, 5he!5g, C-es1iine 9aiio5, eiead, CAFaiag'
Trains leave Columbus Al s59 and I0:5O , 400 Pm
arrive Et Cleveland s:s0 a. E.i AS and s9 p NJ
ClHEEOTlUBE.
EhsISv--5acdaEsy, asalisfsld 3 HcE1zk kallroAaifo
Hans1oi1, HE. Vernon EsFaEEs EAnOs
url1,.irs -Piirsb1rgh, SORT Wayne 3 Oaiasso Raai
road, Fcrust, Upper SsnduskTs QslPhoes Lie
Wsst, spa Elss.0r Ealsnsld, Hoosssri nas-
9,.sssa I'D Bsiislsattns RaEros1 Line, so- marieB
f,slief0n t-fne, Sidney, Uuicns Mu1osos 11-
dfsnsgniis, EerTe Mauts, Ninoenness EFAn9s
VIA iroVisTtlle, Cairo Sc. Leafs, &c.
Iaalawzrs-yvffh Spria Esid branch Tor 5PFlngdetds
OGisabus-Littie Et3Eat ; Joiunbaa; a1a AeslA
Elsfir0as, fCr EGlis, Daytoas Andienafolds
TerTe Hsute. 81 Loui5l h9fIo95 q G Lof 4 fssi119n31 191
SAD ClDasnHsti, sla Ettb ths Ohio = LIE
,slEsiEBi EzilEosag .Oiroinna siEor Lsls8Gliie
ssaasvti-e. t-Ilos ut- Eoc11, AAd HA Ecinta
80 y a,t2si l1s 0iS FsIlrosa isr Newark zanss-
IrIlls, EEc1ilng, Sc.i O0lumbu8s Riqca
IgdlEna SaalFaAd t0r Ptg1ai DrDanas e.
- ror TieSstE - al points end lntoEnatt2l -
~ Il a. Passenger gtArionb eEQ - DnsoA IseAta
bacs, ii7 ssDerior-sf na wtIET-
ru,saIss,d. Nay a, I55A. Buesrlnfenaen6
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Win revisit
CLEVELAND
Monday, June 9th, and be at the Angler
neusE tn FFidsy aHSnizgi July lst,
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Jon Rov. warrsn EandoIpn, Pal

From Rsv. Warren Randolph, PaI ,a- NJ tbe B.uti.l
Church, Germantown, Pa
Dr. v. M. .Jaakaon-DeGr Sir p.-r,y,a1 a,r,,ertsnre
enable mo 70 say that regaT ~ Ssr1ssJ, Biftsrs
prepared b. You as a most ,xoeiient medicine. 10
case o. seseFg - si9 - ~ -sral debility have been
not they will produce 81 aiIare6ects on oIhsrs
toura' Truly WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Pa.
From Key. =. q. = Ner, Pastor OF Hedding Bstho
dist kpiseoP@ C!Iurch, Philadelphia.
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From Rev. J. 8. Herman, Of the German Reioredm
Church, kntZtOwn, Be-ks county, Pa
Or. y. M. JackBOn-ho5pectsd sir: haTS boeu
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, AID
have neyep used any medicine that did me as muCh
good as Atodands Bitters am very much improV
"a IN heBith after having taken hvs bottles.
Yozrs, with respect, J. ). HERMAN,
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eERMsH ILL

tsS-Sl sgLs18 - = 81 sses-t< = 2 = -
d Y S P E P STA, |
DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER,
And Digestive Organs.
ABE OURED 81
HOOhand's German BltteFs,
Tn GRsAT sTRzNorHzEIHa ToEICi
These Biitsrs have performed more Cures
Have sad do give better sssifasf'Rl
Hays more Tesiiuonyi
H,,s more Ea.pse..slo soopl. to vouOA ;qr them.
THAN ANY OTHER sRz1cLs IN KARKs7.
RsSgy ang On. to oaHtraass' tbs ASSERTION,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
Az one b as. thas spl6S i 3 no. SSH sEsUIss
Hoohand's German BittsFs
VIII Cure Egsry Case o.
Chronic or Nervous Deoily, Diseases Of th5 RidHsys
ozd Diseases GTisiag from d Dis0rdeTcd Stomach
OBSERVE TIE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
RssultinE from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation, Inward PiIea, Funass Of Blood % the
Head, AcidisJ Jtths Stomach, sa1sss, Heart
weight in the stomach, Sour
q .r- AFust2tioas;. sinktls5s n tss 0f
Pit Of the Stomach. sTtmming OF Lha Hesd, HgzTied
ard Dinl0nis BTsatnlns. siastss.pz ,i,Ia . tae
H5sftt GhoEins OF nuEocaLng sensa-
tons when y iBg pcstuTot
DimnEss CT fssionl D0ts
heba boiOre
eh 5ishf, Fover aid Duu Paia in the Essa, Dsn'
oloEtF q Respiration, Yellognsss Of tbs sSio
And Eyes, Pain ia theSide, sack. Daeasl
Limbs, &o., sudter EIuHbos Of
OF Heat, Burning IN the
Asesh. Constant
ImsIlaizgsCf ETil, AMI sccat Dispersion oi sPiEie
- REM EMBE 2; ga
That this Bittsrs is Rot Alcoholic
CONTAINS NO Run or WHIsKE,
A1d Can't Make BEuREsrds,
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TEsTIMONIAEe

TEsTIMONIAEs
RMARKABLR CURES
D E A FNESS,
CATARRH,
And ell diseases Of the
EAR AND THROAT.
CE
Performed By
DRS. LIGHTHILL
Authors Of IA Popular Prsstiss of Deaf.
ness" Letters On Cstsrfh,"
Sc, &c., &C.,
CHee. No. 81. St. Marks Place,
eighth street, between ID and 81
Avenues
NEW YORK CITY.
Among other parties Of the highest re-
Epeotsbility who have been benefited by
their trestment Dfs. LIGHEHlLL are per-
mitted to refer to
A.C. MORRIS, Esq,
Counsellor at Law, No. 46 Pine st., who
has been cured by them Of partial deaf.
ness Of long standing, to
MAJOR ALVIN WALKER,
PsymasteF in the United States Army, No.
% West 22d st,, who hss been successfully
l N-SN~~SN sS@ Oh Obo1AhSo DGoG VI NalaEEn
Of many years duration, and to
JOHN s. BEECHER, Egg.
No 90 Front St, for successful treatment
Of Catarrh and Throat affection.
DR.. LIGHTHILL
WILL MAKE Els THIRD VISIT TO
CLEVELAND,
MONDAY, JUNE 81,
AND oAS BE CONSULTED Ar THE
Angler HOUSE
Till Friday, July 1st,
DEAFNESS, CATARRH,
AID ALL DISEASES OF THE
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Uaansetlona are made e hoerosTiio With sns Sans
ddHkF, Msusasid 4 EoWark BIZ, At Olyds with tke
Ssndnsky, Dayton Ono .nnau u. k.s e Fremont
Rith 6rsmont q lndiaEB Z. H. and at foic1o vita
tae Michigan Southern y Ecr1bs-a Indiana and Tcs
lodO Wabash Railroads for chicago, Dstroit, JACK
son Fort wayne, LoCAlsport, LalayosEe, Cairo AL
s5n, IS. LoGss and al points Wests Northwest a7d
BoathESst
TrEins arrtvs n Ulovssand from TOisdO and TIE
Hsss st 90 1. 2.f5 H. sad 5s33 ?. =. 9EoE
5anddsSg 50 81 A. L. ID. EuOEEkl 5ua &
ClsT5ssHa. May l6, 1874.
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S14. f6RnssiV@nlas OoabFA 100
DOUBLE TRACK Rail ROAD
&E

WITH rs OOEEECTIHD
Is First Glass Route, for Safety ComfoEt
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
Tss Trask is S5eas PailaStss and e Fss f'a A'ih'
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AUDITOs's oTrloE. cuYA4oO. oo9srr ss,

NOPARTNERSHIP.-THE Tn w.
dersign-d have this day 'nSmed Q partnership
nnder the frm name OF moNAIbY, ULAFLIN &
90 for rtC purpose OF continuidk tie business OF
burf- 4 %. A. q. MoSAIRY,
II n ULARLIN,
p I'd T0HER,
@. h. BURT,
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sNot unlike the Hindcos of whom Bishop he
her tells US thst they worshipped the newly
introduced and raging Scarlet Fever as SILVA IN
a new aYatar.
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4 TL6ETIC 8 CHEAT N ESI N
- RAILNAK-
IA E
snafMER ARRANGE EMENT
Reyy YoA.k Through Line

-, ,,,.,,-Vh aEeress Trains between yieyclaua ala
W sN1 - York. lEkes eilecs may 70. ia,
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LAST LsTTER OF GES. RICs.-The following
is extract from the last letter written by Gen.
James C. Rice, Just before the battle in the Viz
GINA Wilderness in one Of which he was killed
to his aged mother:
We are abou. to comm nce the campaign, the
greatest in magnitude, strength and importance
since the beginning Of the war. God grant that
victory NAV crown our arms; that this wicked
rebellion may be crushed, our Uni"n preserved,
and peace and prosperity again be restored % our
beloved country. MY faith and hope and conn-
dence are in God alone, ard know that you
feel the same.
Trust that God may again graciously spare
my life, as he has in the past, and yet one can
ot fall too early if loving Christ, he dies for ms
9untry: Ny entire hope is in the cross Of my
iaviour. In this hope | always happy.
We pray here in the army, mother, just the
arne as at home. The Same God that watches
yer YOU also guards me | always RENE nbeT
on in my prayers, and | know you never forget
ne in yours. AL that am, under God eve
, you, my dear mother. Do you recolcct this
assage in the Bible: Thou shalt keep there
,re the statutes that il may 70 well with thee.
nd thy chiliren after thee" How true this IS
i respect to your children, mother. | hope yca
will read the Bible AMI trust the promises 10
the last There Is no hook like the Bible for
ornfort 1t is a guide 20 the steps ofthe youEg
"a staff to the aged.
Well. my dear mother, good bye. We are
DING again to do our duty to bTavelY Offer up
ur lives for that Of the country, and through
Tod shall 10 vaantly.''
With much love and many prayers, that what
may betilc uS, we may meet IN Heaven at
lst | am lOur very afitctlonate son. JAMES.
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DIABETES. and DISEASES Of the KID
NEYS and BLADDER.
CONSTITUTION WATER

Has Eaen pronounced By the Medical Faculty anl Il,
public. BE te wonderful r-meiv :or TIE per
ulnant cur or all diseases If the STOMACH IIE-
Err. KIDNEYS, ami BLADDER that has ever r.ean
offered.
1t is not MINERAL. WATER Il Is from evYs.ri-
ence that CONSTITJ TION " ATER la. era1nate Land
vc let tuyli {, when single bottle las
teen known - diseases which t. best IN icai
talent IN this country has failed - relieve.
remedy possessing tte virtues Cons: ut;en Wat
cannot be classel under ''quaek pr.pArltions. a.
is now used Dr ths most scieutGe practitioners in
is city. Ii Is only second physicians that cries
OWN popular lies. while the better skilled make
Of every accomplish cure: and tie sue
of the physician Increases IL knowledge OF
iffar,ut NEEDLES enables him produce cure while
theirs fail in the attempt. Science l. satisfied with
he truth.
Give Constitution Water fair trial-ve mean YOU
Who under s},acfsitss from wear To year.
nj particularly tIlue u ladies who are constant
resorting 2eai fe1f.st. and all sorts Of local APP
LEGATIONS for diseases, with much chance Of
there would he from local applications T. tire
hrc1t FIR diseases of tie BRAIN
We have ALWAYS been careful TO use language in our
circular that could shock the delicate organ
izar;on. hut receive many communications trs n
persons for which Constitution Water is adapted AMI
ii whose disease mention has been made that we
10 the conclusion that if the remedy Is capable
producing cure. matter what the disease be,
should be mn le known The medicine i put up for
the public. and there should he n executions.
We woull say. Constitution Water not a giIled
pill made suit the and taste: ii is "A me licine
IN every sense Of the term placed in the hands Of tie
people for their relief. and if taken according @ tie
directions il VIII in produce radical cure
We would that the directions in regard to diet etc.
relate only 10 tie disease der wlich they occur
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-07-20

The last revolutionary pens;orer in New
YORK died lately loo years Cd.
Garabslii ha; been elected Grand Master Of
the Italian Free Masons.
The Danish question is no, Ii ely to be settled
without European
Geo. 7. Morris, OF the Home Journal, died in
New York, July 6, aged SO years.
0sK hundred and seventy four thousand
horses have been purchased by the Government
during the last ear. Nearly sixty thousand OF
these have been killed, renderi useless or sold
Eighty SIX Thousand mules have been Puych
aSed and over seventeen thousand of these have
been captured condemned sold or killed
CAPr. CUrTs. Of the regular ArEy. and
brother Of Mrs Douglas ulortally wounded
recently in a battle that took place on Bu>.ers
line at Ber muds Hundred.
Iicut-Col Bailey, Of the 4th Wis. cavalry,
who constructed dam on Red River, the. eby
saving our gunb1at feet. was unanimously con
f-med by the Senate Brigsdier- General
They give whiskey ration now in Grants
army
The hens in New England last year lad ever
four million eggs.
Sixty one children who went to Fourth OF
July in Boston were lost.
All drafted men in Hollis, Mass who 60, are
10 be paid 500 10 gold
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AMUSING Proverbs About Women.

As the good man saith, so say we;
but as the good woman saith, so it must
be.
A woman and greyhound must be
small in the waist.
A little house well filled. little land
we'll titled. and little wife well wiIlcd.
All women are good; good for some
thing or good for nothing.
A virtuous woman. though ugly, is the
ornament Of the house.
q An obedicnt wife commands her nus
band.
Aman OF straw is worth woman of
gold.
A woman's work IS never at an end.
\ good wife is the workmanship Of
good husband.
When the good mans from home, the
good wifc's table Is soon spread.
4 man best fortune-or his worst
is his wife.
An enemy to beauty is foe to nature
All are good lasses; but where comes
the i'll wives frac?
\ woman conceals what she knows
not.
a lass Mho may have many wooers oft
fares the worst.
\ man must ask his wife's leave to
thrive.
Fools arc wisemen in the affairs of
women.
Every man can tame shrew but he
that has her.
Ladies will sooner pardon want Of
sense than want Of manners.
Bare walls make galding house wives.
You may know Z foolish woman by
her fnery.
Woman are wise on sudden, fools On
remcditation.
Beauty viii not buy beef
Choose a wife rather by Your ear, than
your eye.
Many blame the wife for their own
thriitlcss life.
Pettishness makes no pottago.
While the tall maid is STOPPING, the
little one hath swept the house.
Women laugh when they can. and
weep when they viii.
Beauty in women is like the flower in
spring; but virtue is like the stars OF
heaven.
Women grown bad are worse than
men; because the corruption of the best
turns to the worst.
Beauties without fortunes have sweet
hearts plenty, but husbands not at all
Beauty is no Inheritance.
Fire dresses the meat, and not a smart .
lass.
FART fetched, and dear bought, is good .
for ladies'.
Three women and goose make q .
market.
There is many good wife that can't
sing and dance well.
The society of ladies is a school of
politeness- /
The rich widow cries with one eve and .
reioices with the other.
He that tells his wife news Is but .
newly married.
He who wishes to chastise fool get .
him wife.
Next to no wife, a good wife is best.
No waman is ugly when she is dressed .
She that is born beauty Is half mar
ried
There is one good wife in the country, I
and every man thinks he hath her
Said solomon the Wise, A COOL wife :
is good prize"
She who Is born handsome is born .
married
Who has a bad wife, has purgatory for
neighbor.
The cunning wife makes her husband .
her aporn.
The more women look in their glass
es, the less they look to their houses.
She that has an i'll husband shows it .
in her dress.
There IS no mischicfin the world done
I,.,t al
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