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East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01

suit pending IN the
Circuit Court for the
County Of Saginaw, In
: Chanccry, at the City
Of Saginaw, on the
18th day Of December,
A, ID. 1864.
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bari man NltI9lidee ni&t bieten unb i'm
9an5enSrdelter fist niht &tner, Der bic 6ibs
IBtelt befet, oas ldwieriBe @pncertltaf por@
3utra9eu. + .
aber mub reun seruos j,ne Biece porse,
truSen lperben fragte 2eberedt Der Ilus
.iitpisetter 1T cine SirtuUle auf Osm alapier,
pe6bal6 flIIt er bic Side niat aus
Weil basPnbifau ibn fait in ierenl& cneert
9ebGrt unO bereits leine un3ufrepeubeit iiber
bteie Giuleiti9tett Sedubert bat entsesuete
Smaller, Su lsiner 8erIesenbeit BAT Ger
SiretIor liH Gurer erinnert, er peib, paB Sbr
ausbelfen fOnut unO 1T entI4loTen, psrISn=
lid Sud 3u beiuGen unb, falI8 Sbr Sud
8eneiat seiSt, ieine 8tte gu erfiOtn,. Sud
ppus @enuBtbuuna Su 9e5en, r.est..e
gBenn man meiner betarf 10 meiR man
mid au fnoen! Fubr Der Ntulifer fort, befIeu
aanltle, ,itrt5 f& gsi6usetdelt ltibtt. 90
lln9e man MID sntbsbren fpnnte, fiel es
Seinem Elm. ii4 na6 mir um3ul6auen; Dem
Wiulifgirectpr mar eS etuetlei, sb ib imlleter
fluff lette Orer am 5unsertud na9te. Sset
mag er 5uIeben, wie er fertig wirD ; gum
yectbppfer la6 id mid nidt sebrauhen.
Teri4penbet nidt 10 piele NOrte fiel
Smaller ibm in Die 0tepe 4nfanss werost
Str @u6 ltrduben uno ldlisBliA nsbmt Sbr
bos ebrenbe Nuerbieteu an. i9 fsnne, bae
aus @rfubrung H -1 .-e-
9ebere@t i6wiea, er fUnnte nidt leugueu
bas Smaller &e9t butte
.rtt. ....4 f(TprtSrtunofoIhtI
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Svt1 II # = IL

RtsIeb ses tIuis.ea G0leJjaS bsr gBaahirtt In 9sn.
spa @raeuirer eass ber srttn msbiniGen Gslesen
9sr Staten, eer ben sr0etn ske itnes 2ebenS IN ben
Ssiytalern bon Eraesa 9driS Ybiaerpbd une aHSerea
Stastta usebrat eat cnise ter wuaeerbaea SeIanssa
Noaeubet, psn II tie Gel6dte Ger Nee;ta pet5. I'M
Sattec 2ettente Rte Sbradan NeroSat une Gneeren
Rranttettea lttten sle D. aud, Die bs plspliGes @s'
rdui&en gu sbr tr4re6en Sic cit errSCn bel sertRse
FIetniofstten Il. { IL. lpurhen auaentlidlth atbelt.
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aebei cu &ranfhgitrn

stmat pertsa als "a iMp: 3cusunsSuntibstet S&nS&e
tn benz Eadea nnr fsH 9iitssrG Gntanbuustn Der Nesen
een6waae aattts;et Mistetssitlasenbtt. 8erRanbts-
l&wade. 9rrsrpea Ststternbeit 3ittern, Nusenl&ple
S&mtnhel, R0yfI&mers, GatsinbunS SaiIes Der sdis
Der Qaase ttS WdsenS, Der Gtnaept,ee uub asr ener
nebeI bic eps ssiien sbenen @swcbute ten snserb
Ee&e ibren OperH se1brltAer fab ais Ger Srsnen Ge-
fans BEN @edhrten se5 HlsIes, terrnhren u6 bt
te6 eebeilt peren ibre edusenoten 6oaanSeu nernt-
ten, Grdt ter &cafttuttpn brinaen hie Gte
m5aIt MAIDEN b 3uisst R6rper unO 5nn ,erfSren.
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.: 3 II II .e Speripnen.

pttr Spl6e rele @ 81 ptrbsiratben beabf6tsen, uub @
pbaider S6wdde enes alosren 9tseerniTtS terus
Fno, cuten unpsrauaItb DV. ebaarn Jtabe sieben.
Nue enterntHe ee9sr bic Gbe p9pde poer eeihse Ser
rittuns, Ntsearit Der Re 3iterm uHb Swsbt,
9 fA5pfan8 ser rs6lihitea &1 rerbsn l@ntn turirt.
Derisaise pefhfr trr 8ebanolurs unb Slriprse Upn
Or. pbnf,cn un:ersEe6 fam tSm as etntm Gbrenarne
Utne 1ur M aupertauen uub ;xperdtli auf ieine arit
Nme @ebIGIdjfeit rerIaS1eu .. 'r
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@1fahtlihe Rranfhcit.

Denn ttr trrtselettes unuse Singing ausRnsst hnG
e. ben Ren helet iSnerbaen Rrantbet tn @ auisenCml
en hat i, seldibt bIufs taB Elm urSetttaes Samse-
fatt 0ter bic Gurbt eatstauu3 bn abinrt6t ftp an
ene su wenSeH aa ipele in Ssse tbrr gresana uEe
epsfaSilitit aGtn feM gertrdNen beu ttnnte unh er
rartet 70 lanae Bis bic 9Vppt st;its dredlttn ssls,
ne D. y. Elm nit @ei4w: en- en;&:; ef $als etHe b6it
Hae, 0mert i'm Rcpe nxs III rca SlIetern Mbaabnt res
&edts Saubbsit aasr sie tr 6aut Sarten eea Sei-
rea Nip sraeR. Itnaea i'm e%te Ens @rtrsmltI-
ten l@ ietStu ws faaa tise uebtl nit elmer iAre6@en
SSnsatsett sOr @ &reitn, 6ts Salegt Ger Gdumsn unb
he Raientscen snastnt sas Spisr Rran,
tettta %ceendrh te4 @ttfess wrb us Ter GpS letnen
6redlttea 2eeen hahurt elm Guht madt has .r TIN rad
krtm 2anoe 9rta9 ten @enter auriidtebrt.
Gs III eine trasries 1tGfae has &,uleatt bier frrt.
barren Rrantbett OsTer aea In sse Ter lnsei Id.
t6tett uRwIenfet graber. rel6e tur AnmtusunS iees
6etilden Ges hes NE tsrs bic Gcnfitupn bernten uEt
ben Ref hs sttrs IN etn lsnses Daieta strrduSeln.
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L ffr l,rsGe.

Ote ttes Saa'rnts rtbe mGteno her Iesten eter,ebu
SABRE IN Gle er 4nra tirt heu une tie Nsuse mid
ttasr ranrar dpcH : rrd pnsJ welfe 2r. shnfp au.
fahrt eeera fie 3 lx fayprrtnr une reIe anf,re
Ter'nen bepeTien mf ~ tus p tlt'rn III loeSerhoen
@iaen rntr, htt mpre. r~s ttt II il ge,uo ,mf iriusm
Gba.0her els Gbrs M nr Gtsg All 6baratee unS Ye.
ntnentaftiseit ii setcmeen sie burciente G,ewStr.
letfun9. 4s-.-.-
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p l. eTln jit)It lIi;bciQell.
asistis far @taarreuua@ der!

&Sitbtis far gtsarrennta&,er
EmpEAs fDeben bpn Rex gsrf uns sarmers bireft ens
A6Re AasnGsl geaneeeHt Nem nsrt State D6is uHl
Sennfslsand DeGbatt, umblat Mnh &tnlaee 1pnie 6dt
gsaneetteRt Ssss Cuttings. Dbae Gaba6t ha5t hausda
LID Tar seue Stt I'm keinen faan auSstu u6t ane oerbei
eisarrenmsrr ts tn tsrs.a uteres nSs, Bet mir Der
tuiprtGen e...rf r.. r.-t." .-.... ...
SofeS6 9 56rStsr
5Gl21-SI 9i.41- S@Ids Baltimore une Srebsri9Rs
&oeben sussfoMtnieu
aedt ilnpUrtirter Sillcleorfer une frans6li.
I. I'm. imtr Semi
wns bel yints quarts, @auOnen unb Sasaer auttn !,
baben bet ~ J j q . HEsl-f .,.rgu.te -
.e--.-- -... -.... oil 6etntta 1emft, a
&6e 9aea unb Baltimore &sr
~ H. rTtfar IL E -f SespIe8 Banfae5dute.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-01

Osr einit Tfoe & rsr glylt, 100 lihtrt,
I6ne!le IaD ss i. .Iag 4 3 JSu :" li;,.ss. il s.s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-01

tebenen tas u seurter Sci sn ssOtr Ssrper tte
nsthpcn Sfen Grforserne sur ctslihtn 81 Ieliafett
ne Sa rane tee riro tit @tie hes 2sbnt Sr traugem
Yl5er1dhrt Die AERtfn feS feb n& pernIern lid ulo,
lib uns Die ecs N:rO ersrifem Upn ger,rcuma nS me.
i9hGOtiGen 8etrahanefn, Zap un5 ete 5reueen wtlNs
Mb6ere Sentestn rerweisert Iinb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-01
Nfirl.stsd al ksnd, er !

Or SebafUn bete! aGtn 2stntn feline 6lle an meIhe I'D
bar1 cl6t 'ettms rns n,naturGe Geia S6r9er tr.
nOrene r eit arbtt bic 0eieaftafe fi 6 unf1tis
mateHet 9afe7 s<idWaest babea. - =
6te hMh tuat trzurietn une GsensEertten ToI-
stu terirIben Gtprhnbtttn res Ydfers SHw DE i'm RI.
ten nRs ben @tefern SMerien i'm Rep GGride kes Gt.
fts ge.taa Der Btu tetiraFt 5erBpptn ne bGe nnruke
Raseni1wsde, nnsrbauns ter @ersauuuss auAes
metne Gntsrdftuas. GvAptrmt Der S&rta6u@t
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OraantIde Gsbwdts

feGt Ditss urGbare 2sten Welss has 9tbsM slsNS an
ktt Gte HnS &aaismmMtait aumSslt6 ma&t ia,eit bGs
9ses Derer bic eren eeHerA&afttn unteOnntn rSRnen.
Suase Qem Rno sn etdt sn funSen eenets WeI
E beren 8p!sen ni&t stnaa tennen otslei e aud bard
Stritturen Reker8lasen i'm 6arn Sten une anetrs Mr.
d8eM tatiteten is 10 If fs bod metatnt1eis cine SsIst
kt8 Mtstrsusses ker ttelaen Crsane s2er rr Eta ts
du9nen ha bic Rra Der Grjeu9uns ebsr Unen peTlr
ptrh BIG fG betmttn 2aetrn trsebtn ais bon Seen
bic h0 tretfe iinb. 54.i
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iMntIs Nc ner,

berntsrs rthe Tie pst jsre setsimen Saers esSrbeF
Fub. bas Itrli in pitf lasne Gin iu irabeS @rat
reibt metd s .re erbasren 3diente nnS entridslten
0erRanbsfralts nit Drer gere:tIamtst ben Sc.
nat begert uno fr 2rcr tesdnterRee Ebae enDdt tabe
parten m6gen I'D nit poael 8ertrauen uaGtA.
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Dr. Johnston.
BaItimore spe.9ofptt4t.

efr s'niia: Ag5t, nslasr AZ
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W 3tht reie nEm erie Mne uRtreeutcate Qxadidlker
Weibe Nes ais Acfjta sarben :fye 9T bneu g Mnrius
cisaneeH ecyaen S&ukRtttr. Stielpitrr ypnpensuser
~, erbarmiire sRs eelldlthe Nadma6sr w,lGe ibr
4eben asiatt Ger eeien ihemda Ter Dteein rem nie.
er9lcn Ssrnte mlenlsten I'D jest ea.mdBia aebkett
ae3t tuttn BEN nes Gereren nidtS NrIeS Wtneu-
ben d anIbrSn9tn ee rempt,it ner tpelde usoSdlt-
er ftie In tire 3aee fsmmen seriAe aben un9 runt.
ten Gr Spbn,tOn halt beBbab fir nptEpenbie an er-
pdepeM becneers n @DlGc, mel1 nit ttn,m Nufe uube.
taant ub eas eine Sesaut5nHsen peer Dpirme bfanSa
In IeRer SIlfee Iiegeu. FsF III =
as4~ l-7a311 0u 1au e-5
Dr. SrFnfcn I'll Ter tinsise rtssmisis sebiItstt ar,t
Tsl6er bic 5siluns BON seren Sranbtiie dnIeat @te
Wtttel uab gehanSuns no aaeu anSaen eSniltd uste.
tann Or In teransttset Bon sinsm aeten pei&ts .r in
be erSstfn 9rpt.dlern Garcpas unb rem trn eees Gan.
bes 3ubra5te, ndmlid Gnslan6 8rdntred unb In rem
Hlo9les BON laeslpbtd u m urS bat cine sebssa
here vrartss ais GQt aahersa Meritt Der @elt
Der melAer ffp Der Ytse bes Dr. cbnHpn asbtim AiHk
ara fa ptsrassa asi snt &bse ais Dann uab ttat Or
= EHi6tsd5teit ais Mr3t. F"t ''-'1
Ofsiee: 80. = g sdS.gs.b.ridR.aS- S-, Rnsss
1Glb bon 4et'tmprsfts nsbsn str ,tNrbtitsrbaIleiN
I q pstrantRtatsn' mtrOsm ES6nsIl asbtI;i ~
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5etRtg.

Die Hrsfben sSirtuss.H tes 9afters nN iter sI frd
brEebeit Der @eifesaf b6ie NbnunSen NSnsisurs Ssr
btr yeftaidaft utt adj Ginfamteis Mtstrdntn st.ea
E& elbf 5ut6tameit u l. ~. Etne ttntse bar f<mmtn
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&pSXkGFSS . gyYrfiS.

GefGsGftS NScft5. ..,.7.
wetuen ruertben Sunben sur 5edrtt, bas te sas au-
beiannte ct surr- unb gD rt meef9 d aft .i ,iis-
SO. IA Ga &rutharSEr.S ecas SeH 6eSSsA
auter ber altta Btraa, ie speF att unstasa6r SSnSs
f0rtfltre.
t21a!rs1Ekl 99a1. .. . !.
D0S fsjFae ls1sO DDisegcetfte 6Tg5tf1pniesSs'tt
r. 81 rttfsrer 2ett by !-st~t -.@
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IMet 6 Ats

Ss Fd bur9 beimde Qaesr sei&~d@ tab.s tit Is 70 oft
tptn &euttn In Der Sut ltrnen uns bersr BOl
gen fe anna6tb Gpiren, elbi I'm S6lait btr pslutis
nea bic, unsebsttt, ke Gbe uumSsliG MAIDEN unb
tean. Spl6t @srCnea nisp tsrrr tic nfaeu Ia lie
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-01

Da8 fxirfte isss0 poisegcetfte 6TGstf1pnicssttt
uttferer 2ett .-si~ -.-
+ Die 6pnigbIume Crhe Honeysuckle)
t-ie*t }t4+N|4 Es--< Il rber LEX lSlE1 4Ut.Esf-s
ELIXIR DE WIFE. sa1r-a
Gsk 9pute ttsrs relss felt Ianee etnen OUrtl6t1sr
Ru In Gurppa best une tn 6efm Sdnee neu in sefans
tpra IL aus bsus renfen Gsenat TT 9erbtnSnn6 mtt es
RSnfet- pber Gascarta-abe TN SDsse efr SeFtIaeE Der
fertist uue Sat F baeIbe IA 1Gen ufe nssn etr 2tbe,
trt nt gerbdunsSctsG ier astrtsssa seitaf uns "
= ~DGs sansse:raus unersr Bettfl' zee
5etradstst e. l5. sg7s'fat - rsr.grfsa ri;
SDefbeEser Meauraeure apptbetsr fnten In etc'
Nrat ttae ertbpcae SueGe ets ProftG ea
enn etrnidI eefst be Sduer n6t Etne eaelst en rI'
Sen aevsbnien 69nHenH tbSesalteter BlaAsn une datA
eurreRetr @tauesn ab Ine Do es nSa epr Serflssu'
Snorssnaen teftret trrrte esren 2Birfun6en s ceie
Gr9ane lang Deorrn aaerfeant mstssn fas, 70 lda
bet es eber ee ETtnterr r te Arste, tt es dnSre
AIs Ett tet e besrtIs Finer SieSaas u. 6e'r
bett bes @e s1Eaafea dS tnutertrSfIcn DC. ~ ,...
GBbclefalE JftG A9enten fSRnen NIT etmst
tttat Stees 2tttetB Ia iaea al Guscne a'S
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-. 80, - BEN GIleintae1. gt9ner '''e i.
s. q Crn Ssc. sG GamOoers, STE eeR SanSem%r
- aesenaber Gem &RarEts, SdItitssOres
aetne sefats glaae t9 ddt be nt5t a,tt BEN Sitse
Gteners auf hem 9Vrt Serieben TT. r. {.sJ a.
SDteberbertauer erbattn ese III stesm BeFS saatttf
ten epaar-ltttEsr AuSbanBei&tiesr srattt.
Dt. Iseren Slai@en nerten (ietsG renl bel eer neGf
BeRtlune nit $l.00 Dwsenh irantp SermStt' nNs@nnf
sebrG&t. ~ - -. --- rt@' d,
25ranbD, Qirrac, Gcptdb aSbistp NunA GSeme
5u ben ansrtannt eutn 0ua1ttatsn nno gu sstn Vre'
empftblt rae s# 9. Sorn'
1Ede Senerer unb @Ataben fr,
f2kMbr ~ 4 g-fGsr tl. aeaenuber benz Warfte.
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31jil5f ls -s3 ,Hsia.-,i1f% JEaf y51siu u q
e1s 11sD' BHnsG s3a E5so7Ja0 se9 s1sm
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S1ene Gou. 0drtnae.

gir tpmeet fcebtn etne Dnrtbe bsRe SpH6nhsN5e "a,
Tnee ttssatreen EGu8s b mis- ~ sen66atsu 1YsfEh
TtkslFgn. stN sfF1 x NIL fEcLp b. -
sF21CSf fl 90 --4a %attlssE# Sl7s Sn 9t0tffmSTTHr
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.IIa5Jmporteure lC. =

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n5 .r OTTO HUNCKEL, "' ,.
No. 35 South Charles Street, -.,
e,r~-I54s- r BALTIMORE. &. #.a -
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R0ein= uno 11(o(eG O)eine
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~ - GDlldrb SIDd, so
,,. ia @eft 2pnlbars rabe CHARLES Str Z
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dun2o- aJt lsdn1 sr.1 lslIs1I sAGl9{E
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Dlsnpnepbela, 8parben u. Hpe 9BbiSties
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Se, seebrten gublitum e1sfttsn mir ferner aner reS
haIttses Eager pSn 8laGberrg- nns Y eaerre,Sra +!
bteS, aams, 8ittets @aspSsrrs'ssrpP YxHia
seIttmsre' S : Stn s. Gtt 1864, rss ,sr,a tsWtl
aY gieberf s. gDraaiaaerfeio.
nuisrsa Sreuuben nnb 9et1nnteu, fUsste BEN Ys.
4A Stfuut ira Nuaeraetnfn frIauben tor aas hs*Mit
se gaefds Al astn 6as or unter beutisen Gssnm ein
. 5'a gbeius tttS 0iquDrsGe1e3att, yI
bsssasta t bsatits4 sag;sFi@sa aHs tsHsstm'i@'
SIS. S4g Gepeb @a1kr.s . Eb&Sen bsosS %
raJTs 1Egr,Il.N ae H4araE, sa -o~. s-rr.gi
uute Sberr gra t.ablrt 9aten ant csr9rsen eStrsts
bic sseaRe unh biGtsfe Sebenans' 5'esi '+s
BaIttnlets. aen Il, Mart 1854 .l.--r7) e..
Steteft 81 Ssr mFf 10
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,.- %. $50 BaHen ROrfe
sSerNiebtmen @fBetn uKt Guolttdten serre betsbtss
nantttdten IN 6ueera nttbrtsru VUgtien. t!f 81
-... . - rr .r &kunrh SlG5
1Skttil '~' 'a4t@ ira @ef eVnSnt tfTaet
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-16
And the only known Remedy
DIABETES and DESElASEsS OF the
E6AzbSElYs and KBAAAabEbEAk.
CONSTITUTION WATER

Has been pronounced by the Medical Faculty and the
public, to be the most wonderful romedy for the per
manent cure Of all diseases ofthe STOMACH, LIV-
ER, X IDNEYS and BLADDER that has ever been
Il Is Isl not aMINERAL WATER. It is from expe-
rience that C0NSTlTUT UTI0N WATER has emenat-
ed, and We now say let no man doubt, when single
bottle has been known to cure diseases which the
best medical aont ia the country failed to relieve
a rotnody possessing the virtues OF Constitution
Water cannot be cassod Under "quack" prepara-
TONS as il is now used by the most scientific prac-
titoners in the city. II s only sccOnd-cass physi-
clans that cry down popular remedies while the bot
ter skilled make use Of every means to accomplish
cure; and tho success Of the physician increases
as his knowledge Of different remedies enables him
to produce cure while others fail in the attenipt-
Science is sat's SIZED with the truth. .. ilI ~. /
Give Constitution Water fair tral-we mean you
who are under some SPECIALISTS care from year TO
year, and particularly allude to ladies who are
constantly resOrting to LOCAL TREATMENT, and all
sorts Of local applications for diseases, with as much
chance Of success as there would be from local ap-
picatiOns to the throat for diseases OF the brain
We have always been careful 10 use language in
our circular that could not shock the most delicate
organization, but we receive many communications
from persons for whom Constitution Water is adapt-
cd, and Of whose disease no mention has been made
TINT have to tho conclusion that if the rem
edy Is capable of producing cure, no matter what
tho disease may be, it should be mado known. The
medicine is put up for the public and there should
be no exceptions, G. I-Hr .If HUrUr|
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-16

Fiom Dr. Hita,n .Sot'. n 81. I,uis, Ntsorri
81 lind your SAEsA PhEfLLA moe ri,cinal
aud for yphiilic disess9 trn ai uHyi We pos css'
TIE profession are indebted 10 GU iUr some Ot Tie
best medicines we laye'
From 4. J. French, n D m cmprRt physician #
e. IirIonne Lsisa.,'~bH - er~tgiitrHt Htbtbcr "
.l. the LeJisiatwc qf fHesSacjutsste'. I
" On ArEg = iiy d"or Sir: ! have tourd agr
SARsAPAuLLA an e:sssu,..t ttu'dv for StbAfts,
both OF he primary and sec0pdrg'iyl'e ana riVCi-
unl IN sOme cases that were tno % tiriic 70 icd TO
other remedies. do not hUpw what we can tn'
PIN with more certainty oi success, Where power.
tul Alternative is requ td'
M tHas s. Jaa Lie,c, Of Ne,c Rr,ps,rct, v j.
had dreadful ulcers on s logs CuuscG hy tie abuse
ofmercuIy. or JneicuTirt disease. which grew more
and more aggravated for yenls, IN suite ct 0,elN
iemcdy or treatment Hgt could berlpacG, VIII, the
perseye 1ng use OF hNE,'s SAEsArAEiLLA Tc'lcved
him Few cases can b. found iEUle iiNeiente ard
distressing tlan1tlhs, aud ittooS several dozen bot
ties tu cure linn.
LeUoorrhoea, Whites, Female Weakness,
are generally produced by internal ScITfa',3,s Gcer
dttoR, and are very often cured b, je aileiaiwt
effect oi this SAGsAPAi,ILLA. Some cases require.
q however in aid of the .SAGsAP&RILLA, the skilul
application Of local remedies. .r
From he ,reLkrawa alid ,ridaig.celeJTUied Dr.
Jacob ii0rs'W, of ffpcHEstff
"1 have found your SAbsArAlIliA m excellent
alterative in diseases OF iemges Many cares of ir.
regularity, LeucorrlDa, lnlelnal C,ceiH'ien, ana
local debility, arising 1om tie scrolRops dathesis
have yielded 10 It. and there arc igw that do not
when tsehect ispropefly aided By local treatment
Il iady, uR,oiYiag 10 aHow me publication Qf her
HQmc, irrites:
Ay daughter aud nySeif haze heen cured of q
very debilitaing LcucorrlTa OF long standing, by
two bottles OF yeur SAiiSAPARfLLA.h
Rheumatism. Gout. liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when caused by ScyQfttt IN the sys,eia, are rapidly
cured by this EXT. SAIiSAPABILLA.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-16
DIABETES

Is disease Of the stomach and ivor acting through
the kidneys and is without doubt, the most Obsti-
nate disease, except Consumption, that affects the
human constitution. We have no space for discus
sing causes, but will state that the effect Of the dis
case is tho conversion of the starchy principle Tor
vegetable portion Of the food into sugar, which
stimulates the kidneys to an excessive secretion Of
water. Many persons suffer from this disease who
ignorant Of it; that is, they pass large qualities
during the day and are Obliged to get up from one TO
fifteen or twenty times during the night. No notice
is taken Of IL until their attention is called to the
large discharge Of water and often when it is so far
advanced as to be beyond the control of ordinary
remedies. Another symptom is the great thirst,
which, when tho disease s fully established is in
tlerablothe PGtieat drinks constantly UithoHt be-
ing satisfied; also dryness of the mouth cracking Of
the lips, sweet BREATH in the advances cases,
tient gradually sinks from exhaustion.
CONSTITUTIONS Water is, without doubt the only
known remedy for Diabetes, and we have as much
confidence that it is specific rs we have that opium
wsl produce Sleep and truthfully say that it has
cured every case in which il has been used.
Stone i'm the Bladder, Calculus, Grav-
ell, Brick Dust Deposit, Etc., Etc.,
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PHYSICIANS

Have long since given up tho use Of bucchu, ubebs
and juniper in the treatment Of those Diseases and
only use thon for want of q better remedy. = q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-16

OFFICE HoURs.-0frce opens at ~ A. NJ, and
closes at ~ NJ. Sundays, opens at s A, NJ. and
closes at 10 A. Nj,
All mails close on Sundays at SIP NJ
JOHN GRAHAM, p. NJ.
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.y , AYERS
. CHERRY PICTORIAL,

Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
OF Consumptive patients
l44l = in advanced stages s
OF the disease. laot
This has been so long used and so univer
4 ally known, that VIC need do no more than
''Snrc tle punlit TINT IT'S quality is kept up 10
ne hest il ever has been, and that it may be
eic,.t}on 10 do all It has ever done. qI1IE
Prepared by DIR, J c. AYrR & Co, ii
81 ~ .t'e Practical and Anqiglcn Chemists
Lowell, Mass.
r Sold by all druggists everywhere.
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Ayers sarsaparilla

is compounded from tho most efectunl anti
dotci that medical science has discovered for
tliia niIlicin= discmpcr, and for tho cure Of the
disorders it entails That il is far superior to
. any other remedy yet devised, is known by all
WHO have given it II trial. That it does com.
binc virtues truly extraordinary in their effect
upon this class of complaints, is indispuiaby
proven by the great multitude OF publicly
known and remarkable cures it has made Of
the following diseases Kings Evil or
Glandular Swellings, Tumors, Erup-
tiong, Pin,ple5, Blotches and Sores, Fry
sipelas, Rose or St. Anthony's Fire, Salt
Rheum, scald Head, Coughs from tu-
berculous deposits in the lungs, White
SwelIines. I,oh''''~ DrOpsy, Neuralgia,
Dysper "-r ZION, Syphilis and
Syphilitic ms fercurial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the whole
series OF complaints that arise from impurity
Of tic blood. Minute reports of individual
cases may he found in Ayers AMERrCAN
ALMANAC, which is furnished to the druggists
for gratuitoMs distribution wherein may be
learned the directions for its use, and some Of
the remarkable cures wli'ii It has made when
all other remedies hid failed to afford relief
Those cases are purposcly taken from all sec
tons Of the country, in order that every reader
may have access 10 some one who can speak TO
him Of its benefits from personal experience.
Scrofula doprrsSes the vital energies. and thus
leaves It's victims far more subject TO disease
and its fatal results thnn nrc healthy colStiiu,
tions. Hence it tends TO shorten, and does
greatly shorten, the average durntion OF human
life. The vast importance Of these considera-
tons has led US to spend years in pcriccting
rciuedy which is adequate to is cure. This
we now offer to the public under the nnme of
AYLVS SARsAPAUILLA, ahouGl it is com
posed of ingredients, some of which exceed the
hes, Of ,SYSuHnRl in Alternative power. BY
IFS aid you may protect yourself from the suffer-
ing and danger of these disorders. Purge out
the foul corruplions iat rot and faster in the
blood; purge ont the causes of disease, and
vigorous health will follow. BY its peculiar
virtues this remedy stimulates the vital func.
tions, aud thus cXpels the distcmpcrs which
iurk within the system Or burst out on any
part Of it. - ~
y We know the public have been deceived by
many compounds Of SqrmpGjHd, that promised
much and did noihng Int they will p2ilhcr be
deceived nor rdsappointcd in this. IL. virtues
plveheen proven by abundant trial, and there
cmains no question of its surprising excellence
os the cure Of the afiicting diseases it is in
ended to reach Although under tile same
tame, il is II very different medicine from o.
,hlor which has been before the people, AMI
.,r more ciiciual than any other which ! ,
5yer been available to them a, t.