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Grites @Sr isgebicDt.
2ico cities Scutl9 : Nntcrifnmcrs.
Nfotto: Sbr Saupt MIR piest eli
liebli6er @ebante bin unb Der. -

gs fiirmt unb traul't baS unentli6e Oleer,
.@s trin9t aus Der 6einatb lie @ru6e ms Der,
Die b~eflt0elten lBerte Der gronenseu 3eit,
@ertnania'S Qiebe,ibr 3rGaHen, ibl 0eio.
lluS rei9t iie ia itnneno ent9egen iRr Saupt
Bonn Strange uHllaI9f,
Der frableno wie epiger Sterne Si6t
Ourb gBclten unb mG6ti9eS Duntel bri6t -
Die gBege Sur 6reiPeit beleutt. t..
8ir rifIen pom @nrten ter Seimat5 uns los
QeB ipobl! rei bic MIttir, en- SdIglinB im S9opB,
Qeb' up6l! mau6er 0ulber, i'm &erter er9raut,
Sc rief eS Der 3itusliHS, iI 4rme bic 9raut. 4 I'D.
S6r Siiael, ibr gBieIen, URn SlithsI 70 Doll,
9ebt np5l, Sebt wpbl! J.
| gu 9unp uni'rer 8dter, ibr itppi5en 9lu'n,
.gBa1u, werbet ten G1g Der @rl6iuuS ibr i4auu?
8 r fabren eer. 6rei9elt ~cnt9esen.
ggir iu6eGn i6r gu init benz f~reielten Self,
Dit Der Madt bes @ebantenS, Der 6eileln 5erreiB',
Die @ewc6nbsit UNI sGttlide Sbpirgen gefeSt =
Ntit Dem Hamulenben @dwerte her ~gSaGrbeit ihld3t
unier 9tingeu unb Scriben 5u Soben ben &Sabn =
lab ffreiet bic Subn!
Wpit Sutten uub 8uttenters jie9eu mir ein,
ltaIer BannertrGJer muB Sumbclot Ietn,
llnb rSoripGrtS !" lift unier S9ta4truf.
gBir Ii6ten ben llripalb nit ritHiser Sanb, as .
lBir pflanSen bic 0feben am I%cnniJen Strano,
gBir G66ne pom gtef IT, mir Utanner bonn 0tbeIn;
am OtiiOuri ruft uns bee blfteube Wein,
SBir fiiGeu ba8 @la5 am G9io gum 0tano
6irS Ydterlanb 8 r. s.f4- a.-
6iir'8 meme, fir's alte siebt'S suten alau8:
Deuti6' 4ieb9en, bod! Inb beuti4e @eIan8
Dur9 ale 3eiten unO 2anbe!
llnb mann banu einmal Der beuti&e Splhat "
81 Der einsi9en 5abne seiGtpcren bat,
Die Srcnen unb Scepter 81 Sale brin8t,
g8enn fir 8trserrebte ieiu S@pertti&las tiin9t,
Damn iau9t aus beS Ojeaus bsiliSer SHUTS a
Sn entSiidenber @lutb
Der Sag. benz bic 9terne Der fceftti&en @elt
Gum @ruBe i9 ueiSet i'm 8hnbe seieat
Dent aar, Der 81 i4nsn f4 aufi4pinst.
Damn auf ben G9iffen, biuduS in has Meer,
gBir Siebsu entseSeu benz fiesrei@en Seer, sa
Die Glptte, bic itcld oui ben gGp8en ii@ tpiest:
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Qner 8. Stcptens, @. u. Srenbclm, Subn N,
Campbell, Jubn $. SeaGn nnS Gbas. Glare
Oaf Narpie e%ntiafsn. Be-
@rscutiY Sfite, gGo1bingtpn, IL, Sept,
Dd bic na9senannten @erlOnen, ais SObn
q. Campbell pon Mabama, Sobn $. Slogan
pun Geros, Nler. 8 STEPHENS BON Georgia,
s.. 81. GRnbolm BON Siip Carolina unp
Gbarles Start Ypn @tilTlippi, fiirSlib in Der
NebeaiUn eegsn bic Ser. Ct. perpidelt unp
jebt in @efangenl6a1t, ertldrt babet, liA Der
Ser. Ct. @utorit1t unternerIen rnp ben Dra-
tOent nm 9arpon bitten gu ppllert nno pa Die
2lutOritat Der 6Gpernl Jte9ierung in ben Peer.
ct. wieoer ber9eltelt If, 70 pab pieie5 cine
8efreiung teIa9ter @er lOnen ans en9er 6aft
sul1Bt, 70 wirO anseorpnet Dap le 3t entlal=
fen linp uno ouf ibreparple an lplden Srten
-unp Su iOl6er 3ett, pel6e Der 9rdlpent Be
%Itimrten mag, su erl6einen, um i9 auf ir=
9enp pel6e @ntla9e, tpel6e 9esen lte 9ebra6t
tperoen mag, su Serantwprten. Serner wirp
oerfi9t, baB li6 Bis ouf @eiteres jerer Der
. ben9enannten iii Ieinem rep. 5eimatbSlta ate
ianf3ubalten BAT. unp penlelben nt9t p~erlaiie,
bari. SOlte Der pralDent tr9enb einen Der
0%fnannten be9napt9en, 70 lit er ieiner @arulG
tnt6unoen. Iubrew SpbnIon,
9rGfbent
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Nerldufen.

@efern WDrsen 1T mir in Sasstteltr. mein puteG entIau'
fen oetislbe bat rei6es lan8eS udar u. gelb8eflefte Sbren
DieeerbrinRcr lrbalt cine gute SetCtnun9 y II
Sem d. Srdte,
nti6frl II 80. 6abe,tefr.
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AZ Sduier Ill perfoufen

@ierste Sduier su SsrI4tebeuen gretIen scu S6oa-3oOo
@tnjelne pacsn' ltnc %erunefret. anbere unier @runbs&ss, meb
Isre StcreS NIL ltbr gutter RHubfhaft. nate her 6de SFn
pratt uno quit nitrate Dte NabtarInaft III etns Der amaze.
nstn'lttn unS e~etunbsfsn Der Staht unS bat Gas teae SrtSSt-
Taner: so babe terner iwet Sauisr an Carlton Str nobs
Uaeettehr: ano BE StUre dufer Np, So unb SIS SarriIUnltr
tu %ttrtnufet. Wan meIbe nd BET H""
ID nj. Magic, teutI6er @bSotaE
VAotAmOzm1ml 8C. rs VI, Sapettefr.
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RirnItd1eS


Der @ditein Der eriten @nelii6en Oleue SeruIaIems
Stride in Baltimore, bic iett im 9au lift, m!rb beute
gtabmittl9 nm brei lMr in Jto. &c gterS @rster1trase sez
teJt.
9err Paitor SilOer bon @ilminStcn, Del, Wirb Bel
Sieisr 6eierIi6teit f~unsiren.
Die Oiit9Iieber Der erfen Deuti6en gtene Seruiatems=
9enleinoe in Baltimore, iowie baS BubIitaul finb bSf1
ll9it etuSelaSen, ftsier 6eierli9teit bei5uppbnen. (boJ
9arntUrie SaMDerctn $40. TO.
Den Dltt5liebern, ionic alien Oenienigeu, nel9e i4
mob ani9lieben DoIen, Sur ylabri6t, baB bieIer neue
Serein icpeit crganiiirt lit, bag ud9iten 6reitas 4benb
ben ID. DIT. nm Z l6r bic erie auflase erbobeu unb bic
iebr Hart pirb, wercen Sieienigen, tpel6e 8trlbi1e
nsbnen WOleu, imrIer iebr i9nel ~befriebiSt werbeu tSnz
men. E-
SeriuniwIun8SlOtal Bel S'rrn &. Gtraus, Suutes>
Saae, $50. 81 Su0 @6arlestr.
gG StrauB, 9rGI. pr. t.
So9n 9 6uI&, S6abut. pr. l.
bpfrI Seurb SRI OFF. @efr. pr. I.
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s. cute
cSiir MttbInUnS, pa.

Niir MidbnnUnS, pa.
Der Dampfer petersburg" verdict Qi9btfr. QDbarf nabe
prattItr teuta (Drnnerfd9 Nadmitta9 3 upr.
@uer, teute Der i6iiit perren ~fratieitts am SGmitas tn
Jtitmpnb seIan6et. ..I
@uIer fur te ednse 9inie nerben angenprnrnen un6 ~
btui3en preiieu b%efEtteIt
@escu 5ruat prer gafIse ipente man fb an
S. 8rdnbt IT.,
So 9tgbtfr. gDtdrt
Ie. Der 9anYfer State Uf IarglGnD" faRrtam natfsn
Sdnltd9. lpO)
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WuTcrDeruud

SER 81 te. Wtener, Maurer ans gDplrSte 9reiS
Weiiuneeu, &urbeiieh, Der tor eiuenn Sabre tn Baltimore
augefcn1men lein I d mire erlu6t. lid nit ieinem ShWn.
ger 80 tlbeIm Dippel, 66 Joriptbir.. Stabt NYcrt,
brtefi4 in geibtnbuns iu feben. (mtfI)
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1tnt;u0.

Ote Y. 81. Sanitdrs GSntmilNpn, Irmee unS gaSp Claim
&9entur, BAT TIRE Office BON SO 5SS 10. 8altimurefr. rad
NO IL U. 9tbertphr. Serlest. DteIe @aentur wurbe stabItrf
aue @rntee' une .ytacs. 5preerunsen, penRCntn, 9puu.
res rudltdnptse Sabluneen &C. tCfe fret Iar be 9ere6-
tteten elm; utrstben.
Die rt9tteen 6Crnulare percen e~eltefrt unS bic papiete
dusssftrttSt auf ntunNItGe Uber i6rtflt&e &nfraee.
&haSS s. COBB, Qpal.Mst.
SO. Is u. 2tbertnfr, Baltic.
AHser'&stntsn tn allen ISsalsR Staatsn. (sOs4pViaS
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0rspeparteagen
Gits Goasc'rrs Office,

Gttg GClec'rr6 OFRce,
Baltimore, 6. Dit. 1865.
Mpti, tit 6iertet ban 9eFeern BON &t9entbam ee8ssen nell
Dies FUR bic @r6finuns cu Sofepbtne Str. b%efeaert
~ so6 "a M inc ppRtipe pflidt 1T, penn nt6t Ter beia9e
@usItias bis sqm /. 5aruar 1866 te8ablt III, t8 fur beniei-
ZEN Qusetge md4en mup. -
1ont1mintl @ttp Collector.
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SSerbf. mnD SSinter-R leiScr!
&cibitau.

fA-AADer uuter5ei&nete erlun6t f&, benz aeebrteu
9ublf unt bterntt %ansuteteen, bas er tets pfrce unb stu.
uno swetfpduntse @batifn su BERN ie~tbenNbnt.
Scr. 118 GOtumbiaar. ni6Re &bar AZ Tr:n,ou,ar
~ 5eitslnneen tOnnea tn SDreutbS SptsL, Wr. 27I IN.
rattfr. eeuhaht rer6en. i3ref -Snf1
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Nab Sremen.
9eute
SIR @eter8bure, 80.

Der 0ampfer Petersburg" cerlaBt BEN 9tattEr, gDbarf
nabs Yrattitr. beute tOOnnerltng) Na6mittng 3 utr.
Wcr1en In Petersburg al.
0Nter fur te game 2inie merten ansenpmrnen uno su ben
tili lfen preiien bel crbsrt. 81 &
@0egen 6,a9t unO Yanlee pente man lid an
S. 8r1nbtj IT,,
- li- 88 Qt9htfr. gB6arf.
NIB. Der Dpir. State Of Wturglanb" fabrt nlbten sans
taa. -- r~-. $3.50. (6e)
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Kraft zines 8erfluf8 Sefetls, palirt pcn ter y. Ct Ots
arift Geurt fur rem 8ifr. J7at9tdno 9 DIT. 1888 wtrp ptsr=
NIT @ohriGt eeaeten, bG6 i'd am 6tenita9, IL. Oh, 10 ubr
W,rnr i'm gieaief un9s M1lrentaus, @de orn qPr1barp unp
c5apitr Sta6t Baltimore, feeen Saar eire er'fe Qnantttat
6uter uno t~ere3lides @igsntban1. NO. sum 0e5 1ernlta
IN Barrels 8ees unO SOres icpie &rp @OofS mlO anbern
Nrtifeln, auf 6fentli4er &uftiUn UsrtaaIen irerte.
0. Bpnttdnt.
,0f1o-17l f y. ct. Nlarfdda.
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Egr1Oepartem

UIIU 0DWIIIVIp LTVNtI
Baltimore, 6 Sft. 1865.
Wctis 1T bisttet ben 8eisert ron @%issntbum g gsbsn, mel
Aes mr. lie Gr5Fnun1 pMt I bn StraB c befteuert NJ
S ~, "a neius ppdttpe pat6t IN, renn ni6t bic + fagte Nus
i6iao bs lum IA. 8ebruar 1866 teSaplt 1T, to- 1ur renleiten
@nSetee MAIDEN mug. ON a0... i
70 flpiIt) Ot9 putNH
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Gpncproid.

u. Mentcr S SObne,
Gilrnwa0rens UNI Wert3rng:9anolnn9,
gtU. Sc N. Baltimore Str.,
spi(6en 5rseerif nne Gasfrg
nta6tn benz eesbrttn yubtitnm bic ansetse. bds fe 'br
@ef d. ftSIptaI tebeutenb per9rpbert nnO
fbtm ibrer oeebrten Runren init enem UOufaubtSeo easer
BON alien tn tbr Ba6 etnf6lasere ben Barren Su tnt!prsbeu.
YDerF,euae fur dRaihtntRea, 3tmmerlente, ShTttner,
9Uliat4er, 8ufner, gea9ner, iOwte tur 9aHe~s'tr
auer Att;
SaumateriaIien.
my 8efhIdae aner Mrten fur Ttl6lcr; Icp'e
SauSbaltMn9ss c0c9snStGnSe ugn alien Srrten.
limb au ben btutgnEn YretIen unp 10 beiter QualtIdt tets rcrs
rating, unb baitsn MIR ~DItielben etnsm s~snetotsn Yubitam
befenS e~mpfphlen. (27le-l
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Sto0tz@ O mmiNdfs Office,
baltimore, Wie., 9. Stt. Is

~" NnIttmprf, Wtf.I 3. AIt' IoO9i-
Ser Sta6t=G pntmi6ir Bat eth lbriflthts Sc iuA pru mes.
rprSn Gioenfbum 8eieern, 1~rdnSenO un0 a~nfOBeno an. Sf
saltimcrefr, spilben @if uub @%papetlr, UNI ltnen &tetl
Spn on Baltimore r. gu 9%raoiren, nit Gurblteirlen gu ger
ieber ruS an pdaaern. @rbtnadrth 4t9tteBs alb ttermtt &ue,
meihe 20 Gneebt, be er am Dtenfa9, ten II. 6S.: 80rln.! ~
ubr Guf Ietner Office anne isnb lsin tptro, un tie Sa1e N
9tuatt su ateien unb uber bsla9iss Seind 5n eMt Ge'esn.
SIM &uftras Spb MIL =
Iocfimti15l Glert res Staet=9 cmmi6d1s.
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Ueuv An5eigen.

FEEDER Office.
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SOc. Dem. SmrnDsretm.
GenprnIzW er1nmmIunn

SGtlrHtlu6e Oiitsliecer DbiSen 8ereins werben bierburd
art5ef9roert, gu FER beute abenb itattftnbenben General
Serlamnllung piinttli6 81 eri@einen.
Sm Nufrag
DO Q. g 9nauffer, corr. Getr.
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0eneite Na6rt6ten.
@reentiu Orcer.

geleerap0irt fir Ocu ,,Saltimorc @cier" !.
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9Ier. 8. Gtcpbens, O.. u. Srenbplm, Subn ",
Campbell, Spbm $. @eaGn unr GbaS. Glare
Haf 9Sdrpie e~ntiafsn. ei be
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StabtzG omlniidrs Oifice.

8altimpre, aRb, 9. oft. 1865
8~erieaelte 8Crf6ldse rerten in tiefer Sifce Biz Dienhd5
ben II Oft 10 ubr BNrnt, sntge9en9enp1men fur ben 8nu
ener y dlIcrm an gDet 6aas Nptnae Spiiteit @afern unb
Canton Mpenue. SIN Nuftras ~
Spb mttt,
10pf4mtiaI) gIert teS Stdbts& c~mniGlr8.
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Niir Npnfr1ftOren.

Ot1ce Comm. Of SubI1tence,
SdrperS Nerrs 20. Sept. 1865.
@srfeselte IneeScte I'M Oupltfdt wer6tn aIf bteIer Office
BIS DGnneritdo, 5. Off, Ylaamtt.lss 3 lbr entBegeneenpm.
men fur ne Qieferur9 Bon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18
PHYSICIANS

Have long sinced given up the use Of buchn Gu
bebs. and lnnipcr IN the treatment of those DIS
ease and only use them for the want of better
remedy.
HAnsfifasfiAs n suf>ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18
CONSTITUTION
CONSTITUTION WATER

las BEEN PRONOUNCED By THE MEDI.
- cal Faculty and the public to be- the most
wonderful remedy for the permanent cure 81 all
diseases OF the STOMACH, LIVER. KIDNEYS
ana BLADDER that has ever been offered
II isnot MINERAL WAFER. II is from experience,
thatcoNsrIfurioN wAfkR has emanatcd and We
now say let no man doubt when u single bottle
has been known 10 cuIe diseases which the hest
medical talent IN tins country has failed TO relieve
remedy possessing the virtues ~ Constitution
Water casnot be clnssed under ''quack" prepare
tons, rs II is used by the most scientific
practitioners in this city. II il only second class
physicians that cry dow n popular remedies. white
the better skilled make use ofevery means to ac-
complsh cure, and the success OF the oh, sicians
increases as his knowledge Of different remedies
enable him 10 produce cure, while others tail in
the attempt. Science IL satisfied with the truth.
Givr Constitution Water fair trial--we mean
you who are under some spsc10ifsts care from
year TO year. and We particulsry all0de 70 ladies'
who are constantly resortng 70 local treatment,
aud all sorts Of local applications for diseases,
with SO much chance 81 success as there wouid be-
IRON local applications 10 the throat for diseases
OF brain. We have been careful TO use language
in eur circular that could not shock the most del
icate organization. hut We receive many com
munlcations from persons for which Constitution
Water Ii adapted, and 81 whose disease no men
ticn has been made. that We have come TO the
conclusion that VI the remedy Is capable of pro.
ducipg u cure, no matter hat the disease iany be
II should be made known. The medicine is pnt
up for the public aud there should be no exeep.
toms. We say. Constitution Watcris not like IA
guided pill, made to suit the eye and taste; il j.
medicine. IN every sense OF the ten placed in
the hands OF the people for their relief. aud ii
taken according 10 the directions il will in every
case produce radical cure We would say that
the directions in regard to diet ETC. relate only to
The disease under which they occnr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18

The lore for Intoxicating drinks is directly
owing to an artificial appetite-in other words, a
liquors. incompetence is consequently net a
natural intrmiiv. but always depcndt nj on ar
ticial causes These once removed. tie victim
Of incbriety will lose all inclination or desire for
the injurious beverage.
Dn. ZANE'S ANTiDOTE. by its specific &C
normal condition The craving for sprituous
drinks at once ceases, and what before had been
an irre-ist BILE passion. now becomes distastetnl,
obnoxious and repulsive. The remedy is per
fectly harmless ii directions are followed. II
exercises an almost magical effect in causing
deep seated ars,sion for all alcoholic drinks, ssd
increases the appetite for food.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18

Inc stream Of deserters which pour into
Washington is steadily on the increase If
we can believe their story, Lees army must
De in the course of rapid depletion. The
tales OF deserters are always to be received
With many grains Of Allowance, but they all
concur in the statemen, Of the great dis
couragement which prevails among tho
reoel rank and file and tneirunwillinene. 9
70 continue contest which they regard MS
ultimately hopeless. While all this NAV hs
measurably true, decisive victory migh.
and probably would, infuse new life and
vigor into the rebel, ranks. But it is evi.
dent the evacuation of Richmond woula
cause such degree Of decentralization as
would jeopardize, Fit did not ruin the rebel
cause. SO e' -s'e'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18
J. J. KRONER. ESQ. Philadelphia,

Proprietor DR ZANE 8 ASrlnorE FOR
DRUNKENNESS =
Dear SIR Since the spring OF 1850 hate
been using your aSTDprg in large number OF
cases of nten.perance. and IN nineteen instances
out OF twenty. it has been successful in totally
destroying the appetite or craving for strong
drink. Ity means Of it ! have cured over six
hundred eases in this city and neichborhood. ]
find It's mode of action to be specifically adapted
10 either recent or long standing cases. II cool.
the stomach settles the nervous excite .ncnt and
creates an appetite for food besides greatly stirn
ulaiinc the digest functions. lhaye also used
II with marked success in Dtlirium 1rs,nsns, the
Fits Of children and 81. pstus Dance, besides
numerous other nervous affections.
IL is doubtless destined in the end TO do more
good than all the Temperance Societies that
have ever been formed knowing its inestima-
BILE value, cheerfully recommend Il.
Yours, &c.
r. D'UAGER, NJ. n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18
Krox,x Iowa Feb. :. 1854.

j. J. KRONER, DEAR SIR Please find en-
closed dollar for another box Of DIR Zanes
Antidote for Strong Drink and send AS soon
faction, that n boss workman of mine has taken
two boxes of your ANIInoTE and has been So
Der man for three months and says he has not
had the slightest taste for liqnor in the last two
months or more, and never thinks Of it Previ-
ons to :lis time, God only knows when he d; ew
a sober breath Yours, truly,
WIRE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18

Nature seems 10 have implanted in mankind The
desire Tor daily stimulant, ic re-inviporut. the
nerves ana excite the blood after the exhaus,ions
caused bs the days labors. and not only has she
given the desire, but experience has shawn tba,
Is an absolute necessity, that this desire sbould
be graticd, Tor the preservation OF the I.al,b
Vow natures requirements being founded anon
positive laws. must produce benefits wien they
are gratified bv the ust of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18
TO Cons aaimptives.

THE ADVERTISER having been restored
to health IN II few weeks. by very simple rene
dy. after having suffered several years with Sc
we're iuns affection, and that dread disease Con
Sumptipn--is an Xious to make known to ms iel
low Saftr, rs til" means al cure 10 all who de-
s'te II hr VIII send acriy OF The prescription used
liree oil charge with lite direct ons ior prep ar
IN and u-lnG the saiae, Win d they III iiud II
sriE cure for CONSUMPTION, Asthma. BroAchi:s
DC. The only OBJ, CT oil III adyer ISL in sending
the prescription Is To benefit the afflicted aua
vaiuabe, ANA he hopes every sufferer will ~ his
remedy, as it will cost them nothing aud may
prove bles ting. Parties wishing the prescrip-
ton VIII please address Rev LDwArD A. Wnsoy,
WILLIAMSBURG Eir.rS Go y frhiS-ds Ann
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NEW PUBLICATION.
lhNDlS ON vERiREaL DISEASES |
~
Edmund Lands, M. D.,
ar CLirgoo M

" CHuUyV, Itt.
The FIRST part ii this work u now ready Tor the
press II il elaborate and complete IN its details:
is Intended to illustrate every part, variety and
of Inc disease and is the result of
clos. research Labor and experience. II will
take into review Kicord, the grea French writer
of France; Acton, of England; bumstsad, Of
New YORK: and will contain a chapter of the
CHEST Importance 10 the health Of married L.
lies. DR. Lands trusts that he - presenting 70
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vailed either in Europe or Amefica twill con-
tain about s5e pages Price g.. Dr. Landis So
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DAxvILLE. Pa, June .. 1ss2- Dr. Wm H. Grsgg
Dear SIR In Feb 1851 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. aid IN Ave nionths1 lost about
fifty pounds in weight During thu month Of July,
1861. procured two bottles of Constitution Wa
ter and in two days after using il experienced
relief and after taking two bottles was entirely
cured. soon after regaining my usual good health.
Yours truly. ". L. DE WITT.
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CARD EOESyAH.fEss.

4 Clergyman, while residingin South Ameri
ca as missionary, discovered a safe and simple
remedy for the Cure OF Nervous Weakness, Ear
l. Decay, Diseases OF the Urinary and : snlual
Organs. and tie whole train OF disorders brought
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompted
by desire 10 benefit the aiiiioled and unforiu-
nate, will send the reeeiYe Tor preparing and
using this medicine, in sealed envelope. 10 any
one WHO needs It. Free Of Cha,qe.
Please inclose "a stamped envelope addressed
to your self.
Address, JOSEPH T. lNMAN
Station y. Bible House,
nvJ-dly New York tIty.
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Fer the Mountains via. Missouri
: River.

A large number Of steamers are up for
F. Benton, on the Missouri river, but none
more than will accommodate the trade and
travel that will seek that route on their way
to the gold regions Many will take it rather
than risk the dangers of the plains from the
hostility Of the Indians. The following is
table Of distances from st. Louis to TT. Ben
ton, also to Virginia and Bannack cities.
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DIABETES

Is disease Of the stomach and liver, acting
through the kidneys. and ia, without doubt. the
most obstinate disease, except consumption that
affects the human constitution. We have no space
Tor discussing causes but will state that tn. ct-
iect OF the disease is the conversion of the starchy
principle tor vegetable portion Of the food into
sugar which stimulates the Kidneys 70 an exccs-
sive secretion OF water Many persons suffer from
thus disease who are ignorant Of IT, that is, they
pass large quantities during the day, and are
obliged to get M from one to fifteen or twenty
times during the night. No notice is taken of il
uutl their a. tention IS called tothe large discharge
OF water. and often when il is 80 far adj anced as
to be beyond the control Of ordinary remedies.
Another symptom is the extreme thirst which
when the disease is fully established, IL intolera-
ble-Me patient dgihks eonsfanty u,thont being
sdti..f.d. also dryness Of the mouth cracking Of
the lips. sweet breath. in the more advanced
cases. and finally loss Of appetite, cnaciation, and
the patient gradual, sinks from exhaustion.
CONSTITUTION WATER il without doubt, the only
known remedy for dsahsf.s and W. have rs nnch
confidence that il is specific as we have that OPT
nm will produce sleep. and tIuihtully say thai it
has cured every case in which il has been used