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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
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Special % tee Evansville JpgrnAi-
New YoRK, Jan. 24.-The Gold marke.
opened firm, under Purchasers to cover
the shorts. There was some improve
ment bn. soon lost il the pace falling u
lg8 under the rumors about peace nego.
tiationa
In addition to ths blockade runners
captured At Wilmington, IL is said there
are twelve or fifteen snl due FROM Mas
sau, their captains being ignorant Of the
situation
The Herald thinks there is something
significant in the return OF Foote to the
rebel Congress Foote evidently thinks
the day Of peace is approaching, and il
will be 70 his advantage to be ia at the
downfall, and the political death Of JEFF.
Davia
The bureau for the employment Of
disabled soldiers, wounded aud dis
charged from the service, has been
highly successful II is proposed 10 ex-
tend 1t through al the cities Of the
Uni0n.
The World Washington special says
that Gen. Grant has been here and testi-
fed before the COMMITTEES on the Con.
duet Of the War ia regard to Buffers
failure at Fort Fisher. lie returned 20
the army last night
The Times says that since Jan lsi,
over 500 deserters from Lee army have
passed through Washington
A letter from Plymouth, Nova Scotia.
SAYS the rebels have launched new
ram and are putting her in "a fighting
condition, and our forces are preparing
for possible stack, and a barricade
/ and dam have been thrown across tha
river, half mills above Plymouth.
The ram AihamaFle is TO be raised
: and made serviceable
The Richmond Examiner says, for the
next two moHths at least there is to he
war of the most urgent character, aud
calls for the filing up Of the armies
aud refers 10 Daviss statement thar two,
thirds of the able-bodied men are al
home II complains that the commits
sary department cannot feed their sol
diers, white the Federal army can narci
anywhere and End plenty to eat Tht
only thing TO save them from subiuga
ton is 70 make Lee commander in
chief
The Heyalfs Washington special says
Il is believed that the pressure Of th,
peace party in the South, which is evi
IDENTIFY numerous, will compel the rebe
Government to entertain any proposi
ton which may be made, even If no
coupled with conditions Of recognition
Of the Confederacy
The last lot Of exchanged prisoner
briag heart-rending accounts Of she sal
ferings Of our men who are still in LIB
By Prison. Previous to the arrival O
the stock Of blankets sent By Genera
Grant, they suffered from cold, man
being destitute Of shoes, underclotbing
etc Those who bad been there longes
bad been induced BY the offer Of dcubl
rations, TO 90 out of prison By day an
work at mending shoes and clothing 70
the rebel army, in order to save them
selves from starving.
The Richmond Whig tells the rebs
Congress that the country is becomin
exceedingly alarmed a. their neglect :
pass the army bill, and looks apon il O
an indication that Congress has give
up the cause. 1t thinks is vain TO cor
tend with an enemy so much stronge
than We. This belief, in a great nea
ure, is owing to the depression Of th
people. Nothing would change publ
opinion so powerfully as the attention
Congress TO this branch Of their duty
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
Capture of Fort Fisher.
GRAPHIC DETAILS OF sATUR-
DAYS FIGHT.

Correspondsnes New York Trihane,l
FoRT FISHER, WILMSGroN HARBoR,
January Is.
God bless. the army and navy Of the
United States, and the heroic officers
and men through whose exertions one
Of the proudest and most important vic.
tories of the war has to-day been
achieved. Fort Fisher is ours, aud has
been fairly and sqasrely gained, after
and through fighting as desperate and
determined as any which the world has
ever seen, has been gained by deeds of
noble heroism which would do credit to
any age or people.
Upon landing in the vicinity of Half.
Moon Battery on the 18th inst, our
troops were disposed as follows Gen
PAines division of colored troops, with
Col. Abbotts brigade, was pushed up a
mile to tie northward of our landing,
and at once extended our lines across
from beach TO beach, when they threw
1 Up strong defensive works, strengthened
| by six guns, got into position on the
night OF the l4th.
Gen. Curtiss division moved down
/ toword Fort Fisher, and by the morning
Of Sunday, the 18th, the day when the
assault was made, had advanced ths
right Of his lines, and constructed ride
pits within one hundred aud City yardl
Of the fort.
Preparations being completed, th'
time for moving against the fort wa
set for three o'clock in the afternoon o
the 18th. and was conducted essential,
as follows Lieut. Col Lent, with sixt
sharpshoo,ers, armed with Spencer re
seating rifles, wns thrown out in ad
vance Of Gen. Curtis's first brigade, thl
latter consisting of the ll2th, llsth, H.
and Sd New York, moved into position
at halfpast one in the night, with it
right flank resting on the Cape Fea
River.
Col Peuuypscker, with the 2d brig
ade, consisting Of the 47th, 4Sth, 10th
and 20Sd Pennsylvania, took up position
in the center about two O clock, aud 500
: afterward two thousand sailors aud ma
rines, under command Of Fleet-Captail
= X. Il. Breese, the former armed Wit
muskets, and the latter with sharpene
4 eutlasses, moved up the beach in spleu
= did style upon the left or Atlantic sid
Of the line, with the intention OF attach
ing the fort on the sea face.
< Col Bslfs 50 brigade was held in "a
L serve. Simultaneous with his movin
IS into position, the feet poured perfei
/. storm of shell into the fort
y AT 5 o'clock precisely, the Genert
{. siTnalled to the Admiral that all VI
ready, and almost instansaneously Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
oGoial Dispatches.
NAR DEPARTMENT Washington,
fartes,--- 81 TGS5

NAR DEPARTMENT. Washington, }
January II, 1865 I
Maj Gen. Dir.
The following telegram has been re.
eeived by this Department lrom Lieut.
Gen Grant
GSigned.l E NJ SrAxrox.
CIrT PoTSr, Jan. %.
70 Hon. E. n Stanton, Secretary o.
Far
One Of my staff has Just returned
from Fort Fisher With dispatches from
General Terry, from which | extract the
following: s
On the 10th the enemy blew up Forts
CasWeil and Campbell and abandoned
them and the works on Smiths Island
and the works at Smithville aud Reeves 5
Point These places we're occupied by
the navy.
The whole numbeA sf guns captured
amounts to l62 A large uumhez. ~
small arms also fell into our hands, be-
side quantities of ordnance aud Com
missary stores
Our casualties prove smaller than at
first reported They foot up thus: IL
officers aud l0T men killed; IS officers
and 490 men wounded
(Signed) q. S. GRASr,
Lieutenant General.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
Regular Report
Rebel Wall over the FaII OF Fort
Fisher.

Rebel Wall over the fall OF Fort
Fisher.
New YoEK, Jan. 24.-The Whining
ton C1roIiHiGB Of the 10th says: Fort
Fisher fell last night, after an obstinate
resistance. Gen. Whiting and staff.
with about 5000 troops are now IN the
hands Of the enemy. The conflict within
the fort was very severe one and lasted
for two hours, hand to hand, with the
enemy. We have no heart to enter into
details nor 70 comment on the disastrous
event We may tell our readers, how.
ever, that the gallant Whiting did bis
daty, but had to saccum5 to the force
OF numbers, having been assaulted on
his sea, land and rear faces by she sol
diers, sailors and, marines Of the enemy.
We are glad 70 learn, says the Lynch
burg Republican, from an authoritative
source that the Salt Works viii again be
in successful operation By the FIRST oi
February next, possibly before, 50 slight
was the injury to them By the late Yam
kee raid.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
Porter and Terry Moving ON ygu.
mtngton. sa

Porter and Terry Moving ON xga-
miagton. a
NEw YoRK, Jan. 24.-The Herald :
dispatches from Fort Fisher say the na.
val feet and the army commenced NOV.
ing towards Wilmington on the after.
noon OF last Wednesday There is yet
no confirmation Ci the report that Gen.
Terry bad occupied the place, but on
the day tho movement commenced ex.
plosions in that direction were heard
and i was supposed that the rebels wera
blowing up their Notifications prepara-
tory TO evacuating the town.
A large earlhwork on the west side OF
Cape Fear river had been occupied By
the Union troops, who met with little op-
position A chart tae river had been
found, showing ware the rebels had
sunk the iorpedoes, aa1 many Of those
had been taken up A number planted
IN the ground above Fort Fisher had alsC
/ been removed
Two gentlemen who we're lately doinG
business in Wilmington as merchants
arrived IN this city YESTERDAY They 60
outside the rebel lines when Fort Fisher
was taken. They say the town was no
vel provided with works or troops.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25

One trial aad you will nsqer use ANY others.
IL ia not ueeeHaary 90 publish long list oi dis
sases for which tho Cedron Bttara are u specific.
IN Hll diseases Of tho STOMACH, BOW :
ELS LIVER or KIDNEYS,
Ia all ahoetionso Of Tho BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DEftAnGFcM cMENT OF
THE STOMACH OR uONVEEst
In GOUT, RIGEuMATTSH AND HEu-
HALGIAt
And Ia EHN ER AND AGUEt
Wis destined Co supercots All other remedies. Fl
not only cures these diseases, bat 70 PaEvEsT
them.
A wine glass full OF the Bttors taken an hour
before eaoh moa wii obvlate ths lll effects Of the
most unhealthy climate, aud screen tho persou
taking Il against disoase under the most trying
egpnHurea.
Sold by nruEeista and Gr0oers generally.
Ns-Dr JOHN bOLL'a Principal Omce, Fini
street, Louisville, Ky.
Sold BY PETER VfERLI1G,
febs aale Asant Evausviltn Ina
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
Dy yspepsia,

"a IT, Attendant train o. y m ptoms. it acts NOR
aSt . ehsrm than mes leine There Is nothing
IN the rapRe 81 tho MatafiA Madloa that for a nj
alsnt bear eogauarlsou with IL Ia this disease.
a fuil actaahtbf thh wonderful plant may b.
wand ia the Iifh editlun ~ fba o. s. DispenHafo.
sy,pagoa iaaT aud 1883
series sf aspfrimenta 10 which Dr.. Bull has
- f9r yeara engass q, has lual been brought e.
'saCoassfui tsrminal lion, Aad be s now enabled L.
offer 20 the publina combination of Cedron, Will
other approved touics the whais preserved in th.
best quality Of copper-dl5tlIsd Bourbon whisky y.
sieh he i confident has no equal iu tho world.
'i might furnish volume OF certificates, hui
y public have long siurs learned 10 estimaff
alnFs at tablr true value The safosi plan ls fal
sysfy ono 20 tgat ioF himHeii fha virtues ~ aas,
af.fsdieiue Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
view Hork NOON Markets.

EEw Tozz, Jan. a,
COTToS-Qnist At s.
FLOIA--Dali sud heavy; 5dG9 90 f0r Extra
STATE 10 559l0 20 for Round Hoop ohio.
HHEAT-So rscsfptss and dull alfd dropping.
Western.
oATS-Dall 81 l O. for Western.
P0RK-Duli, unsettled aud loser; q 50 foE
Mszs IS 50 tor ons year Old de-; 81 a09s5l IS
fsE Prise.
LARD-DuII aud drooping, sf 1s55< <92zs<.
WHESKI-Dgll ana declining, At saezz - for
Western closed firm, with sellers at 2 g.
PETRoLEU A--Duifs 45s4s fsE Crude; - for
Refined in honds and S. for Tres DO
!. STOCK s-Bestsr.
MOSEY-Active at 7c
sTERLfSG-More active, st 091zaI og5S
GoLD-openea a. a95zz, fell % 2 $50 closed
st %.
GOVERNMENT sTOCKs--ss. 1881, coupons
ll9i 5-2os, coupons, ] oT5<i f6-foss coupons
/ 01s<. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
RULES KNp RRGTLIrInYs-

1. No papers given Away ss the Counter or sor
gratuztous circulation.
.. No advertisements, Local tiOes or pusA IN
serted unless prepaid or pay gasraztesd.
= Advertisements viii nsssE accompanied BY
local notices unless contract Is made - thai scs.
and value reosived for the nstiss.
g. No " Local Netioe, however short, wiliTea
inserted fov less than One polIAr each day.
$, Marriages. Funeral and Religious Notes
must Invariably be raid in advance to secure IN
serdoB.
.. No ds6cssncv On the part cf esSrfers viii be
made good oy the once. II the carriers an TO
leave papers as ordered ARd directed. they mu.t
pay tor their carelsssness
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25

MOVEMENTS or GESERALs.-General
Grant arrived at Washington, Saturday
morning from the Army Of the Potomac,
and after short interview with the
President, Secretary Stanton and Gen.
Sheridan, at the War Department. re-
turned to City Point Gen. Sheridan
has returned to the shenandoah This
interview bodies i'll to the rebels Secre-
tary Stanton bad just returned from
shermen's army and knew that chief
tain's intentions No doubt Grant and
Sheridan left for their commands for
the purpose Of inauguraGing or exc
eating co operative movements.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
conf.rmatlon b. the senate.

WAsHIxGroS, Jan. 23.-The Senate in
executive session to-day, confirmed the
nomination Of Chas A. Dana to Be AS
sistant Secretary of War, to Eli the va
eancy occasioned By the resignation Of
Peter q Watson.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
Cincinnati Noon Markers.

cfacBSArf. Jsa. a.
FL0UR-Duil; 5 T5g9 o for saperass sad
FxtfA.
wHEAT-Dali; s5al % for Red. an 4 2 20 soi
white.
C0RN-Unchanged
0AT5-Duli Al s7a8s.
BAkLEY-In AIF demand at essi ~ foi
FeIl
WHTskY-So sales, and duJl.
FR0FIaiDAS-Duli. sad 10 demzB6 CIT
Hess Pork sid a; = 0038a o.. Prime Ctr Larl
car. = houEhf AZ zic.
GR0cEEi sS-Dull- Butter duli Aad price
geusra y ferrFr.
CLoFEe sFEsD-fs oosaIs 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25

CSCISxATI. Jan. 24-The river has
risen two feet six inches Weather
cloudy. Thermometer, .; barometer,
2949.
PrrrsBuRs, Jan 24-Riyer 6 feet
inches by the pier mark, and rising
slowly. WeAther, cloudy and cold; snow
~ intervals
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25

sT~ The Indianapolis Journal says
the Democratic members Of the Lsgisla-
ture are greatly exercised over the pas
sage Of dog law On is third read.
ing bill on this subject was artfully
postponed 10 a future day, and the same
night the Democratic members Of both
branches were called 70 assemble in eau
Gus The result Of the Caucus was not
aSoertained at last accounia The Jour.
nal fears, however, that the dog Law
will be too heavy for the caucus
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
LIVERY STABLE.
American stable.
On Third bet. Main and Loeust sts.


On Third bet. Main and Locust sts.
fTrHIs LIVERY EsrABLIsHaENr. WHICH
Il isSHii kapWn throughout thr countfys pos
sessaa stAbf8 advantages superior % any sim lar
estahlishmsnt Ia tue City, haFiag arrangements
for the reoapton % private horses at livery Of the
mSst elegant aui ooapiats description, sud - the
lowest fatsa.
CarfisEss for yisiuag 30 let. Coaches, light
wagons, aud every kina q Fuad Vth icls r. let
Horses soie on com missien. sseona hasd 3aecies
for sale Il the very lowest prices Passengers for
ward q aii parls ~ the country BY special coB-
seYAnca.
Having purchased tbs stock u Messrs Rlch-
ardaan & Britton would tzks great pleasure in
accommodating their Old customers and friends
TUKIAN 4 LANDER
We take fhis Opportunity Of returning our
thanks 70 friends for the liberal support they
hsFa gtFen ~, aud would solicit q continuAnes Of
the same q the Eentemen who succeed rs aud
waos we take great pleasure ga recommending 20
the public. KiCHARDa0H BkETTON-
deco
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
NZZzZZ2ZZZz

All TIE medical Weu aud the Press recommend
Dr, Strlckland's Anti-Cholsra Mixture as theSniy
certain remedy for piarrh0ea aud Dyaentury. II
n combination Of AatFlugeutH, Absorbentg,
Stimuiants, and Carminattyea, and Is warranted
to affect a cure after oil other means have failed
For sale by Druggists Geuerii Depot d kast
Fourth street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
mhIg.afdkIvN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
MILITARY
5000 ROIIntyy

T HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED TO RAISE A
i Company for the i4Sd Res. Ind. Vol. Infantry,
for the term OF
9 NJ IL II - "A
To rendezvous At Evansville. Persons ealisting
" Il receive the above bounty, and draw pay and
rattons from the dste OF snlistment.
So Pay fJom SIC 70 81 pcr mouth. Now Is
the tins 10 escape the DRAFT AID make gcod wage
In ali probability the war win De over before the
hms expares. The prospects are iair for al easy
csru OF service. recruiting oE1ce at So Main So.
EDWARD P. ELLIOTT,
JAnu-t4 Recruiting o6esr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
Compound PsctorAI of wild Chsrr

Compound Psctorai OF Wtlc Chsrr
hes become 3 household woFd througbeut lht
Wr1t and soufis; aud his Worm LozsnRss To les
than a year affef ulsif Introduction, attained s
reputation ~ wide-spread as the continenf
h0rth America. But the CROW ing glory oi hs
1se remans n % attained ~ bis latest discoyefY
81 rather combination; for he does not claim .
haze been the dlscoTeref Of CEDRON, which II ttf
basis OF the bittsrs now offered 10 the phbiie
That honor belongs 10 tlie native inhabitants d
Caltrai Ameriea, 70 whom rs virtues have bsau
fsl1swn Tor more than two hundred years Ar ~
with 49, the Indian bids defiance 10 this mosi deal.
lymalaria. and handles without fear the most ven
o1i0us eerpeus. n IA a belief 9Th them Ehal
while there s breath left 10 the body. the ccdr0u
is potent 70 ours, matter what the disease Ias5
be-
Whilo Dr.. Bull f. not prepared % indorfe thls
sKtravagant pratenHion, he is neYorthelesH satis.
f.d from thorough exsIninaslsE of tue svidanH
relative 70 it, virtues. that as = remedy ard pFa
FNntatiys for sll diseases arising from exposure
either 10 the changes Of weather and climate Or Il
tae niiaamattc iahuenCes, q stands without ri
val, and tuaty deserves the reputation u has 81
long enjoyed N Central An4aFies and ths West -
s'ts IN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
Ole 4aitg sbournaL.
PUBLISHED By
JAMES r. 8csEELT
r. n. THAYEB
40. ii. BcEEELY.
gEBEn rHE TIEz o. TBE
Evansville Journal Company.
Journal Buildings
LOCUST STREET,
BETwEEs FIRST AID WATBs-

g2rThe number Of our prisoners in
the hands Of the rebels is a fraction
over $4,000. We hold over $4,000 Of
their men, including q Major and Brig
adler Generals.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
FLOUR.
IgIeheart Brothers to the
Hungry.

no you WANT FLOuRf
IL Cone % the southern Mills.
DO voc WANT C0RN MEAL7
Cone 70 ths Soufhsra Mills.
DO TOu Want BRAN AND sHfPsTuFFf
Come % she Southern Mile
DO you want your Bread and fsed fresh, and
sens - your homef Cssne 70 the 6onthefn Mills
and yea get Il, ali smoking hot, these cold morn
Tags
a. ofsoa and Bran Boem open al business
hour, on the corner Of Locust street and Canal.
dsezz-ff
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
cOvery or the 18Th Century.

MO MANS NAME ~ MORE ULTIMATELY
IN connected With the history Of The Msteria
Msdica u the United States, or more fevorsbly
knOwn a. pioneer ia medical discovery, than
that Of Dr.. JOHa BULL, Of Louisville, Ky. HE
inlmitabie preparation Of BaFsapariila has long
stood st te head Of the various compounds % thai
valuable drug. His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25

. rrheassf ne esreaf = sovereign Remedy
COM uos<ti o X EXTRACTS from Ind "a
Rootz and y erfs, for AL disc ases OF tn
urffsrsAg and sexual Organs sush a.
EneoFafnarsce Of Ga2r Urine. Anfam naA
ION of the Bladder 1nGarn M alton o.
ne fkaanryE. sfone IN the htadosr
+ surfeswre, fsrnrel. Gsnorrh0as 1lsee
1sd ts uartyaled by any thing Yet as
corered for curing ts-e " hites "a ~o
zsus
= ssaag gsss acoor9lng - eireriions thas s-s--.
- sr fste fsof szseii and it. use cannot = =
fsess1 ~ any oue-t Tbs Teaisdy = petisS. -,
-ufrps a. triiee4ifrs slieb els caieilaiea = -
80 sssAesi de diselsss orsssns, tlf Ernlo
- srs-s - s-;sra cfeassas buosaEicy a. - =,
= = - ssuaek kIsIiifffes bat = sae - :.
- = - Phvsicsaa nosz sEcoessfal y s-i'
AZ disszses q his c4zss- -, ssE,osS d.
EE- Let acne dsspssF - taiis i7ihsss -. f.fI
{ a,a@f -aas8ufsAinE cQress wi.sl M =. -, 81 f0
Prtc- aaIy 81 20 per box o. - ~ - frea
p seat - rsi 20 SOY adares @ 80. ~ -sxsstgr
Yor szfs - ali Drugsizis- 80 lN'- -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25

Tifis spseise ress0@ss yoss 70 fo77srz health o.
sffEozs if sou see fbs sssets gf dissass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-21
soUTnER ADvERTIsEMENTs.

A CHANCE FOR CAPIrALIsTs-A COTTON PLAN
" upon Pint river; OF the bestof the n
contains $50 acres Tho iarm n well Improved, about ~
cleared and IN cultivation The stock may es pncaas
Reloren.es-WIiam Bryce Co, New YORK; ana w. D. An
ae''''' '0'' NV ". n HoLLrssuEAD. For, Valley oA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-21

YOUNG MAN DESIRES A POSITION ~ BOOK
thoro, teor lcli and practical krov.edgc Of eoublc
try book ,eplng ana give satisfactory reference
charactc and competency Address H. c.. 6i Broadway
rocn, % '-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-29
CONSTITUTION WATER

HAS BLEN PRONOUNCED ny THE WEpJ-
IL cal Faculty and the public to be the mos,
wonderful remedy for the permanent cure ii all
diseases Of the STOMACH, LIVER, KIDNEYS
and stADDsa that has ever been offered.
IL Is not hixEsAL WATER. II is from e1 pcrienes,
thtCoSsrirurioN WATER has einanated and we
now say let no man doubt, when u single bottle
has been known to cure diseases which the best
medical talent 10 this country has failed 10 relieve
remedy possessing the virtues u Constitution
Water cannot be clAssed under ''quack" prepare.
lions. ~ il il now used by the most scientific
practitioners in this city. II is only second cIess
physicians that cry down popular remedies, while
the better skilled make use ot every means to ac-
complish cure; and the succe IS ofthc ply scimns
increases NJ his knowledge OF different remedies
enable him "a produce cure, while others Tail il
the attempt. Science II satisfied with the truth
Give Constitution Water a tair risl-we me an
you who are under some specialists care from
year to yesr. and We particularly aildde 70 ladies
who are constantly resorting To local treas,se.t,
and all sorts Of local applications for diseases,
With 80 much chance 1t SUCCESS ~ there would be
from local applications to the throat for diseases
OF brain. We have been careful to use language
10 our circular that could not shock the most del.
lcate organization, but we receive 50 many com
munications from persons Tor which Constitu
" alter Is adapted. and Of whose disease no mon.
ticn has been made that We have come 10 the
conclusion that II the remedy 10 capsule of pro.
ducing cure, no matter what the disease may be-.
It should be made known. The medicine IN nut
up tor the public, und there should DO no Keen
tons. We say, Constitution Water is not like
gtlded pill, made TO sui, the eve and taste il ~
medicine, IN every sense Of the term; placed in
the hands Of the people Cor their relief, and il
taken according a. she directions il will il every
case produce y radical cure. We would say that
the directions IN regard to diet etc relate only 10
the disease under which they occur.