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new York Meney me- rkes-
' Telegraph NEw xoax, Jan. 80.

By Telegraph NEW xohx, Jan.s w.
Money-Ensy at 6@17 per cent
sterling-10 kt9l0s5s for gold.
Gold-unsett end lower; opening at IA, declining
to oil, advancing to 2l4s4c, and closing at 2i2A
Government Stocks-Activc.
6s Of 81 Coupons 1u914
U. 8. $50 Coupons lUsaz ia
1910 Coupons lo15z.
stocks-Steady. Il. -5
c1Ps05l: q kC1sel1 CkRIey;E M&PD c Isl
Tel Wa1 IS. Fl Way1e 90: Az t ii IS: CAN W
as5< q serip ilsfx III yr Cert IS! Pac Nail 500
elect; Erie 81; CB&Q1ld HndSon 1911 HAIR
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Losr-A freman's axe, belonging to
the Young America Fire Company. The
finder will please leave at the Engine
UnnRe
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va The Home Journal INT. PleasauD
says that the revenue arising from the
Federal tax on distilled spirits in the
First District OF Iowa, for the year end
ing Dec. 3lst, 1864, was slPS,4 %.
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MAsoEIc.-Spedial communication of
Eagle Lodge, No. l2. tonight. Work
on Second Degree.
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DR- Mr.. G. Baker, proprietor of the
Clinton County Advocate, has entered
the service Of Uncle Sam, for one year.
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DIR G TORS.
Gustayus Davis, President City Bank, Hartford.
W IL Calender Cashier State Bank,
Jas l. Howard, 81 L Howard 4 Co }
Geo Moore. Moore Johnson1
Marshall Jewell, Up Jewell Sopsl
Roberts. (Keneys. Roberts 4 Goodwin) "a
Thos Beknap, Jr, (Ketchum, Son 4 Co. New York
Charles White late Cashier Northampton Bank)
Cornelius Erwin, President New Britain Bank.
Hugh Harrison, Treasurer Colts Patent Fire Arms
Manufacturing Co.. Hartford
george Gilman, Attorney at Law, Hartford.
John Bunce, tHillyer Bunce9 Hartford
jan2s-d1m Kankrr
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THE CITY.

fE We call attention to the advertise
ment Of 7. Rice, who offers bis resi-
dence for sale. The situation is desirable
ard the lots are among the finest in the
CITY.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE ~ .
DATCHELoR'e celebrated HAIR DYE HfAs Bsss in
I'D tia World. The only Hs~misss Trss sE< Rslsasls
dye known This splendid Hair Dye IL pcrfcctchanEes
He'd Rusty or Gray Hair instantly 20 isssr sis~A
Neutral Brss without njurng the Hair Staining the
Skin leaving the Hair So and Besntifnl inpaxts fresh
vitality frequently restoring its pristine roicr ana rect
hes the Ill effects Of Bad Dyes The genuine IL signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; all others are mere iniis-
tons and shend be avoided Sold by ali Druggists &c
FAcr0RY-el Barcinysfre~t, New York kAfcHKi1R''
Elv ToiLsr cnRAN for Dressing the Hair tjyo-dkwly
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Pistols ana Revolver,

ncV0iVerss
Just received, q full stock of
Colts Navy Pistols,
Colts Patent q, 8 and 6 inch.
Smith & NELSON'S Patent,
Ponds new Patent,
New National Revolver,
Sharp's Patent.
Ammunition OF all kinds on hand.
S. G. BRIDGES.
jane7-l5d No. Estes House.
CLOSING Our -Messrs. Yates g. MUIR
ply are closing out their large and splen-
did stock Of dry goods. hats and caps,
boots aud shoes. dc. Here is a rare
chance for bargains, to which the atten-
tion OF everybody, and especially Of coun-
try dealers, is called. The stock to be
sold lie very large one, the goods are Of
superior quality, and Mesrrs. Y. Il NJ.
are determined to sell without regard to
price. Give them call, Main street, be-
tween Third and Fourth. [ian2O.tf.
AMERICAN BELLEs.-America is Justly
proud of her beautiful ladies. but hos
many mar their beauty, and lose their
health and youth, become prematurely
old 10 appearance, BY neglecting to take
proper csss Of their teeth. There can be
no excuse for this, Is SozoDoNr, pro.
nounced BY oil worthy place between
the swsstsss lips, can nov be had in eli
civilized ccantries.
Sold By Drsggish and Psrfamers.
deed
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Insuran
rAira ssrsst,
fri
on the Thirty Frst day
Asditcr Of Tie STATE Q.
the LdWs
lst-Tha name Of this @
INsURANCECo-, a
q
2d--The amount Of Capt.,
amount Of Capita
4th-- A
Cash on hand and in Ben
Cash In hands Of Agents
course Of transmission.
BillsreceivAble for loans, .
and collateral security.
Real estate upeneumbere
Interest accrued, mostly
airy, 1865 ,..-.....-...-.....'
Rents accrued, mostly pa,
Socks and Bonds az fosios
/
511 shares Hartford Blk
stock, Hartford.
467 shares Phoenix bank
stock Hartford....-...
100 shares Conn. Xiv. Blk
Co. Stock, Hartford.
900 shares National TX.
Bank, Hart:ord....-
I50 shares Bank of Hart
ford Co, Hartford
100 shares Charter oak
Nat. Blk stock Hart.
80 shares Farmers and
Mech's Bank stock,
Hartford ,-....-..-....-.
$50 shares Mercantile Blk
stock, iiartford........
1872 shares First National
R'k stock, Hartford.
SIS shares .Etna Bank
stock. Hartford, 80.
33s shares City Blk stock
Hartford. -....
30 shares American tx
Bank stock, N. Y,---
200 shares Bank Of Com
mcrce, N. Y. ,........--.
800 shares Importers Il
Trnders' Bank stock,
N. f..-.......-.....-
800 shares BIZ Of Amer
| lea stock, n Y-,..-.-
| 200 shares Maniiatfsn Co.
stock. N. Y-.~a.....-.
800 shares Merchants
| Bank sock, y. Yi,...
200 shares Ocean Bank
| stock, y Y.,......-.---.
| 800 shares Union Bank
| stock. n. Y ,--.-..-...--
100 shares Blk Of North
America stock N. I
300 shares Metropolitan
Bank stock, n Y -.
| 100 shares Fourth Nat n
/ Bank stock, N. Y -.
| I3i sh's Blae kstoue Nat
Bank stock, Boston.
lffa shares Bank OF Com
merce stock, Boston,
Ill slaarrs Second Nat ri
| Bank stock. Boston.
10 shares Suffolk Main
Bank stock, B3ssI1n-
100 shares Nat'Di Hide 4
Leather Bank stock
| Boston, .-.-,-.-...------
| 100 shares Atlantic Bsni
| stock, Boston,. ...--..
100 shares First Sstna
Blk stock, Boston.
100 shares Boy Ist0a Banl
stock, ioston,-..--.-
zoo shares Blk Of State O
No. stock, St Louis
! re shares Merchants III
stock. g.. Louis, ....-
81 shares State Bank 0
Wisconsin stock. Nj
l25 shares Union Banl
stock, Albany
IS sliarss Montreal b
stock. Montreal, 49,.
10 shares Conn. Hive
Company stock
% shares Conn. Rive
Railroad Co.,.
i0 shares Hartford a y
Haven r. X. stock :.
: Tenn state stock, 6 pc
cent. payable 1884,
| California state stock
per CENT payapl
1aT-S9 ....-..-.---...-
Ohio State stask, 8 pei
cent payable lSs6,
City and Co. san frar
cisco Bonds, I per Ct
IS Hartford City bond
, G per cent. 1870
! IS Hartford & N. Have
X. X. Bonds, 6 p.
: cents, fE5..-......---.
10 n Y. Central II. |
Baails, 7 pr e., Isl
U. s. Bonds, coupon,
per cent, ISL.
8 Z. 8. Bonds aegist'd,
per cent, ISL.
) U. 8. Bonds, Coupon
per rent-, 5-2l, ...-.-
U. 8 Bonds, fRegisi'd. ]
per eeDs-, 5--st--.-.--.
U. 8. Debt Certificates,
per cent-,..--..-....
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CAPITAL, $500, 900.
FIvE.DOLLaRs PER ANNUM
viii insure 900 AGAINST loss OF life occasoned by acct
dent To any public cDareyaace by which the assured may
at the time I've travelling under Tie Trareis Rst doicy.
TEN DOLLARS PAEMIUM>
Secures policy for 5000 and also SIS per week COM
penSstion for personal injury ncapacifatng the assured
from his ordinary business-undei the Travellers Risk
twenty-five Dollars PYcmium
Secures full policy for $1,000 and SIS per week COM
pensaon for all and every description of accident
cling or otherwise-unicr a General Accident Policy.
Policies for $780, with % per week compensation can
be had for 80 per annum any between $500
and 5000 al pfoportienste rates.
Special and hazardous ks taken at special and hazard
Gus rates
na-No medical Examination required
J. @. PATTERSON, Pres't.
RoDSET DENNIS, Sec'y.
Henry A. DYER, General Agent.
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y - - = !,
% Agent,
PRESCRIPTION
! INSURANCE co.,
II December, 1864, made 70 the
Iopa, in conformity with
Of said Stale.
,mpany Il THE HARTFORD
I'd Is located at Hartford, Conn
IPfsAI.
4 stock is............s 81 ,ooo, 900 90
ssock paid up h.. 600 0W -
ssrrs-
( ........-sl5,153 OF
scnrcd by personal
i ii '.................... Is,toO 90
pay awe =. 'a" ls.4s4 90
Y, ,ap r,.: .@A- :
W '''- '' Vs.
'''i ''''
S 600 5000
10 600 1900
1900 $3.50
n, coo 81. 200
:, 600 ,4aso
u soo 1ssoo
=, .oo AZ aso
., soo a,-,a
Dc, 900 5000
So'e" 80"
90 oa a. o
40 90, ..soo
n ooo ,.,oo
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M STAFFORD,
Wholesale Grocer,
LEvEE, KEOKUK. :

SUaARs.
80 hhds New Orleans sugar-Oid Crop--fbr sale BY
Janis STAFFORD, Lsvee
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fD5ySSs q
MfscrILAsEous
1lth-The greatest insured in any one risk is
$1,000, except in special cases
l2th-The amount nsnrei in any City Town or VIZ
lage, depends upon its size, and how built.
l3th-The amount insured in an. block, depends a.
aioye.
14thCertfed Copy of the Charter Of the Company an
flied heretofore.
15th-Deposits AIDE with the States Of Ohio Iowa
ami California. Premiums received in Iowa for
the year ending Decenber 3isf 1864, amout to
1881 So, receipts for month of December being
ESTIMATED.
l6thPewer Of Attorney authorizing any and all Agents
In the State VI Iowa to accept service Of legal pro-
cess, Is filed herewith in accordance with law
T1M0 c. ALLYN President
GEO VI. CoIT, Secretary.
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sfi M.r as osnnly January s,h 1865
Personally appeared T. c. ALLYN, President and GEO
COLT Secretary Of the Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pany, and made oath that the foregoing statement by
them subscribed Is true, full and statement Of
the affairs Of sail Company and exhibits can be
asceftned at this date Its actual condition the thir-
ty-frst day Of December 1854. Before me,
D. W. c. sEILToN. Notary Public.
AuDIroRs 0rrrcr, Iowa,l
Dies MoISEs, January II, 1865 I
1t is hereby certified that the LIT day Of January
1865, statement filed Ia this Office showing
the condition Of the HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY located at Hartford in the State Of Connect
with the provisions Of Act of the General Assembly Of
the State of Iowa. entitled An Act relation 10 bfsz-
Cosspanies approved January 2sti 1857, and
Act amensfory thereto, approved February eth ISIS
aud Act in relation TO Life Insurance Companiee
proved March 17th 1862 that said statement shows that
capital and invested required by law.
Authority therefore given TO the above named Com
pauy their appropriate business OF Insurance
In this State In accordance with the laws thereof until
the slst dag Of January A. D. One Thousand Eight Hun
bred and sixty-six.
Il Is also certified that WILLIAM FULTON, of Keoknk
has been duly appointed by said Company their lawful
Agent and Attorney for hs County OF Lee with full
power to take of Insurance therein and acknow
edge service process provided by law his fling
with Clerk of the district Court in and for said
ty this certificate and copy OF the statement he in
this Office II Is further certified that the attached
true and correct copy of said statement.
In Testimony Whereof, have hereunto set
SEAL my hand and affixed my seal of once the day
49, and year above written
JN0. A. ELLIrTT, Auditor Of State.
SAML A. AYERS, Deputy
;an9ieos36t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01
CONSTITUTION
FOR DIABETES, and DISEASES Of the
KIDNEYS and BLADDER.
CONSTITUTION WATER

Has BEEN PRONOUNCED THE MEDI.
IL cal Faculty and the public TO be the most
wonderful remedy for the permanent cure Of all
diseases OF The STOMACH, LIVER KIDNEYS
| and h ADDER that has ever been offered
nisnot aMiAkRAL wA1Es II il II o.n experience
that CONSTITUTION WAFER has emanated and We
nov sav let no man doubt. when single bottle
| h0s been known 10 cure diseases which the hest
medi, ~ talent IN thus country has tail to elieye
Aremedy possessing the virtues Of Consttution
Water casIot b. elassed under .,quack' ptepara-
tiors. US il il now used by the mos, scientific
practitioners in this city. II Is only second class
ply sicans that cry down populni remedies. while
the better skilled make use ~ ever, means to
complish cu,r aud the successoi the phi, sicians
increases at his knowledge Of different remedi,s
enable linn 70 produce carc. while others tail in
the attempt. Science IL satisfied with the truth.
Give Constitution Eater u fair trial--we mean
you who under some speciaissss care from
year TO year. and We particularly nllIde 10 ladies'
Who are constantly resofting IN tooal frsotsssnf
and all sorts Of local applications for diseases,
with SO much chance 4 success nsthe'e would be.
from local spp icaions T. the throat for diseases
| of brain. We have been careful to use language
in crcular that could not shock the most del
icate organization but VT receive So many com
municaions from persons for which Constitution
Water is adapted, and Of whose disease no men.
ticn has been made, that have come 10 the
conclusion that II the remedy is capable Of pro
dncing cure. no matter what tile disease mt, be,
il should be made knuwn The medicine Is put
up tor the public. and there should he M excep
tons We say, Constitution Water is not like u
ciided ,.ill mde 10 suit the eve and taste; il is n
medicine, IN every sense of the tenn; platc IN
the hands Of the people t"r their ieief. aud y
taken according "a tho directions II will in every
case produce "A radical cure. We would say thai
the directions in regard TO diet etc relate only to
he disease under which they occur.
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A Private Medical Treatise on the Anatf my
and Phi, su ~ % = Z ~ xuni Organs, ann their
Diseases, eon,Mng $50 pages. M" over one hun
d.. Il fine .ngrrvbgs' Price Que dollar. II r. ats
on Vencrca diseases in luding g"nn, rrhra, gleet,
spyhvlis structure. gravel. ne. ru, ture. Piles
fstna. urinary deposits, snd diseases u the kid
news. blnddcv. PROSTATE gland md sca.'nsl vest.
cies aud their ir.s,icnf, i'm luning II c,api.r On
rrasl. ms, Ashs, with obscrN atoms on o,a, risge
mud the prevention at conception. Containing q
treaiike self abuse, s,e' nuio, rhca. sexual and
nervous debility barrerAss aud inpo,en. in bot,
SEXES the eli, cts 81 these diseasc- on the body
and mind. II, the authors new treatment OF sll
these cs4es in :ul, the only successful method 81
cure with IN exposition o,qnnckery. This work
IL not qu9eK advertisement, but n warning ara
- guide for married o. single j. is the only book
that gives tn. .enmrnt u NIL the above discusses
in plsin rxii-b with full directions tor self
treatment, end confirms mnel, valuable informa.
tion not proper to mention ia public notice.
Tent 10 any address on receipt II ~
Address THE GALtNiC INSTITUTE.
Feb Il-dSwlv ~ Paul. Minnesota.
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the NINTH NATIONAL BANK
OF tug CITY oF NEW YORK
CAPITAL. 81, zoo. 900 PAID IN.
Fiscal Agent q. the United States.
FEW REASONS WHY THE
A NJ T. R1C An w Ate

Is THE BEST
II is mad. or the best rr,nciple while the for
eign watch is made on no principle at all The
o'eiyn watch Is mostly made by WON, n and bows
ny HAND. Whi- their labor Is cheap their work
is dear y, an, price. such watches are made
without Ian and sold without guar antee The,
are Designed o;.iv to sell, and III. buyer j. the
PARTY most tho oughlv sold Those ~ no havr
kept ..aocres " - le,,ines" and Swiss levers IN
protessed repair Tor a few Years will appreciate
the truth of our statement.
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH.
Instead Of being made of several hundred little
pieces sore Ned together. the BODY of the AMERi-
CAN WArcH Is formed o; SOLID pLArvs. No jar
Interteres with the harnonv Of IT'S working, and
no sudden shock can throw its machinery out Ut
gear In riding or anv hasiness pursuit. II is all
held together as firmly rs single piece OF metal
II is lust what all machinery sh' uld De
LIST ACCURATE. I'd SIMPLE. 3D. STRONG
4th ECONOMICAL.
We no, only : cure CMEArNEss by our sys-
our Watch can he bought fnr loss money than the
foreign mate htis.eos. but that Tor its real value
| it Is sold Tor one half the irice
OUR SOLDIER WATCH named WIN
| Ellen, is what ia name indicates Solid Sub
stan'ial aud alsnys keiinble warranted to st md
AZ a aount o. Marching. Rding or Fighting
| GU NEXT HIGHER QUALIFY 81 WATCH
fn".nr T.. Bartieiil is similar in size and gen
.rai appearance. but has mere ives, and a
| more elaborate iinisA
OUR AIDES WATCH recently brought
out, rs put up in a great variety of patterns.
many Of them ~ beauty and wcrku anship,
is quite small, but warranted to keep time.
| OUR YOUNG GENTLrMAN'S W NTt II is
neat not large. aud just the thing for the pocket
Of Young America.
| The proof oft1e merits of watch may be
| found m Tn. fact that We now employ over seven
| iiundred worknen ~ our factories. aud TINT we
are III unable 10 supply the constantly increas-
| ing demand
| UI l; THREE QUART ar Plate WATCH
is thinner ana lighter than the olhels We have
| described It's line .hronen.te balance is deli
ca,cly justd 10 correct the variation caused ~
| changes OF temperature. Thcsr watches are the
fruits ofthc latest exp,r in chrcnoiurt nv.
iid are made bv our best workmcn. IN seperaie
| department ot our factory For the finest tim,
keeping qu.lrt, th,y cha lerge comparison with
| the bsst works of the most famous En- siish aud
-
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From the New York Herald
One Of the alleged raiders, named Geo.
Il. Paine, who was arrested n Detroit and
subsequently, taken to St Adams, is nnw a.
police headquarters. in Mulberry street. A
curious incident regarding his identity is
related bv gentleman from st. Adams. 1t
appears that the first intimation the villa
gers Of ST. Adams had Of the raid was the
appearance in their midst of several men
gallop'ng about on horses and discharging
firearms unfortunately about the streets.
This created the utmost excitement, in
which the raiders themselves seemed to
participate II IS said Of Paine that he lost
his hat, and, seeing man standiug in from
l of the American House. he galloped up, and
I drawn v hiH pistol. cried out. "Give NE your
hat" The mmn he accostcd was n stranger
in the village. having GENE from New Ilamp
shire that day on business. lie looked
Paine full in the face. and replied very
coollv, IL don't see it ~ Don't see ii =
Numbered the latter; give me your hat. o.
tn blow vour brains out" Ike New
Hampshire man looked him straight in the
eve, thrust his hands into his pockets. and
said, You blow and be damned y Paine
wheeled on his horse and rode off When
he was captured his photograph vas taken
and placed in the hands OF the post master
OF the town to which our New lamp hive
friend belonged. with instructions to let the
latter see it in some casual manner, and
thus identify the original. When he came
in the post master Was turning the pictures
over carelcss'y in his hands "what have
you there ?" said he. The post master
handed them ever lie looked at them a
moment, rubbed his eyes as if to make Gel
tain that he was right. and exclaimed,
"Why, that's the son Of u b--h tina,
want d my hat at st. Adams the day the
raid was
The next dav he was taken 10 St Adams,
and picked out the prisoner from number
of other persons among whom he was sill
ting. When he saw the prisoner in the
Sherin"s office he walked towards him and
merely said well, you didn't get that hat
Of mine, did your 1t was considered q
clear case Of identity
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From the Sprin gfeld tiil) Journal March 90 !
4 gentleman from Decatur informs US
tina. few DAYS since soldiers wife. Inv
ing in the south part Of Macon count,
came to Dec,tur for the purpose of rccciv
ing at the cxpr; SIS Office package of $500
sent her by her husband in the army
Being unable to furnish the express com.
pany pinot Of her identity. she was obliged
to return without the money, and was sub
scquertly accompanied by her brother-in
law, who furnished the required proof.
On returning home she placed the money
under the pillow Of her bed. Some time
during the night man, supposed to be a
negro at the time, broke open the door and
demanded the Money. There being fire
in the fire. place at the time sufficient to
light the room. the woman threw the mo-
ney on the floor, and as thu rutiian stopped
down to pick it up, dealt him blow with
the poker that broke his neck. ne neigh.
bors were aroused. and on washing the
dead mans face the robbcr proved 10 be
her brother in.law. The names Of the par
ties we did not learn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01

J. J. KRONER. DEsR SIR Please find en-
closed one dollar for nno her box Of DIR Zane's
Antidote for Strong Drink, and send AS soon
possible | Viii ~ay FIR yonr benefit, or salts
faction. that boss workman of mine has taken
two boxes of your AN1Ieo1E and has been
Der man for three months. aud SAYS lie has not
had the slightest taste for liquor in the last two
months MORE and never thinks of il Previ-
Gus 10 his time. God only knows when he dew
sober breath. Yours, truly,
W. X. +.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01

The love for Intoxicating drinks Is directly
owing I" mn artificial nppetite-in other wo.ds. :
perversion of the sense Of taste. superinduced
by continued excuses in the Of spirituons
liquors, ln'emp-rsnce is consequently .ns =
natural n6rmit,. hut rlways depend MT IN ar
tifca causes These once removed. II e victim
oil inebriet, will lose all inclination or desire for
The injurious beverage.
Dr. ZANh'S ANTinOTE, by its spec ic &C
ton. restores the diseased appt lite to its proper
normal condition. The craving for spirituous
drinks ii once ceases. snd what before had been
an irres ist BILE passion. now becomes dis,asteful,
obnoxious snd repulsive. The remedy .s per-
fecily harmless il directions are followed. y
exercises 40 almost magical II Ct in causing q
deep seated aess sim for all alcoholic drinks and
increases the appetite for food.
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READ. READ! READl

DAxvrrLE. Pa, June 2. ls6l DR.. Wm n. Grey
ID.ar SIR. In Feb 1861, was afflicted with
sugar diabetes, and for five months passed more
than two gallons Of water in twenty four hours.
was obliged to get up often ten Or twelve times
during the night. aud IN i've months lost about
fty pounds in weight. During the month ofJul, .
1851, procured two bottles oi Consultation " y
ter and 10 two days after using il experienced
relief. and after taking two bottles Was entirely
cured, soon after regsining my usual good health.
Yours truly. ,. Y. L. DE WITT.
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or the Mysteries Of Sexual

y b. la. LUBAK.;CH. Practicing Physician.
Second Edition. revised. enlarged and illuo1ra-
ted with ~ anatomical drawings. by }. Lutarssh
Everybody should read ibis book II contains
useful information shout the preservation, the
weat ness and the diseases Of the sexual org ms,
as well rs statement Of the mode of cure for
such suffer the emery aiina consequences 81 self
pollution secret disease and other dissIprtions.--
The mirror Of Youth is the warning sign,
which leads tae un.norned, and those that hare
air ndy wandered asiray back 10 the right paNl.
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