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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-16
AEtp Aarertisements.
Notice.

OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
PUELIC SQUARE. Nashville, March IA, &c.
DT order Of 8. A. Jones, superintendent, b feline
ID over The Nashville and North Western rail
road has been discontinued, snd no more freight or
valuable PACKAGES WI he received by this Com
psuy for that route. J. NJ. THATCHER,
marI6-3t Agent.
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QUARTERMASFER'5 OFFICE, u. s. NJ. R. RI
Nashville, Tenn March %, 1866.
4 WILL sell at Public Auction, Saturday evening.
4 Mar,h l7th, 1866, 81 7 O'Clock, az the Sales
loom U. 5. NJ. X. K, large qua1tlty Of Office fur
ni-ure, cOnsi ting Cf Desks. safss, Tables, Chairs,
WardroDes, &C.
Terms Cash, ia Government Funds.
$ x. HAMILL,
Captsud MUSMRRMD
marlNft
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Backing and Ink.
Premium BIaokinu

n Ina Foxes, quality uniform and acceptable.
l. Mlth o.e exception, tie sale Of this brand i, the
largest IN the West. trces reduced, snd discounts
Liberia 1t v hO.esale Factory % Vine street Gin
clnnaI. THIS 5. BUTLER. AGENT.
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Speaker Heiskeu recently, in a mo
meut Of passion, threw his gavel al
the head Of Col Mullins, who it seems
thought it Was a hammer" The n.
T. Tribune says it was an 'inkstand'
Of course the Tribune knows.
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Model TempIe Of MnsIs
Everything Moral, Chasts and Amusing.
SCALE OF PRICES

us-Doors open at = to Z Performances coumsu-
-es tJ8. precisely.
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miscellaneous.
A MOMENT OF HORROR.

For twenty-three years, old Jake Willard
has Gu tivated the soil tf Baldwin County,
and drawn therefrom support for himself and
wife. He is childless. Not long since Jake
left the house in search of a COW. His course
was. through an old worn out patch of clay
land of about Elk acres ia extent, in the cen
ter Of which was a well twenty five OF thirty
feet deep, that at some time had furnished
the inmates of dilapidated house near by
with water. In passing by this spot an i'll
wind drif,ed Jacks tile " from his head,
and waited it to the edge of the well, and in
1t tumbed.
Now the old gentleman had always prac-
ticed the virtue Of economy, and Immediately
set about recovering the lost hat. He ran 70
the well, and finding it was dry al the bottom,
he uncoiled the rope which he had brought
for capturing the truant COW, and after sever
al attempts to catch a moose, he concluded to
save time by getting down mo the well 1t
was fact, of which Jake was no less oblvi-
ous than the reader hereof, that Ned Willis
was in the dlapidated old building aforesaid,
and that an old blind horse with bell on bis
neck, who had been turned out to die, was
lezily grazing within short distance of the
well. The devil himself, or some other wick
ed spirit, put it into Ned's Uranium to have a
little fun; so be quietly slipped up to the
horse, and unbuckling the strap, approached
with steady " ting-a-lng to the edge Of
the well.
"naug the old blind horse 70 said the man
at the bottom of the we'll :" he's coming this
way sure, and amt got any more sense than
to fall in here. Whoa, Bill :"
But the continued approach of the ting
a-ling" said just as plainly as words that
Bill wouldn't whoa. Besides Jake was at
the bottom, resting before trying to shin it
up the rope.
"Great Jerusalem !" said he; "the old
cuss will be top of me before can say Jack
Robinson. Whoa, dang it. Whoa"
just then, Ned drew up 10 the edge of the
well and his foot kicked little dirt into it.
sob Lord ~ exclaimed Jake, falling on
his knees at the bottom. "l'm gone now
whoa Now lay me down to sleep-whoa!
pray the Lord my soul to--whoa, now
Oh, Lord, have mercy upon me y
Ned could hold in no longer, and fearing
Jake might suffer from his fright, he revealed
himself.
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ARABIAN LAUGHING PLANT--In Pal
graves 4" Central and Eastern Arabia" some
particulars are given in regard to a curious
kind of narcotic plant It's seeds, in which
the active principle seems chiefly to reside,
when pounded and administered in a small
dose, produce effects much like those ascrib-
ed to Sir Humphrey Davys laughing gas
the patient dances, sings and performs a thou
sand extravaganza, till, after an hour Of great
excitement to himself and amusement to the
bystanders, he falls asleep, and on awakening
has lost all memory of what he said OF did
while under the influence Of the drug.
To put pinch Of this fine powder into the
coffee Of some unsuspecting individual is not
an uncommon joke, nor is it said that it was
ever followed by serious consequences. tho
an over quantity might. perhaps, be danger.
Gus. The author tried il on two individuals
but in proportions, if not absolutely homeo-
pathic, still sufficiently minute to keep on
the sure side, and witnessed its operation
laugbable enough, but very harmless. The
plant that bears these berries hardly attains
in Kasseem the hight Of six inches above the
ground, but in Oman were seen bushes of il
three or four feet in growth, and widespread
ing.
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3lottrp


Written by Lester A. Miller. Of Woodstock
Vt, for his little adopted laughter, Flora Evelyn
to speak at the close Of the summer term Of school
june. 1866. The lines are very appropriate TO
one who lost her own mother at the age Of tou
years.
A little story of a lark I'll tell,
And what sad tate the pretty bird betcll.
Down in our meadow, where the summer grass
Grows tall she made her nest. One day, alas
The men we're moving. and cut of her head,
And left the mother OF sweet brides dead
All me Must little brides, helpless, die
"Oh no ~ my mother said 4" this plan well try
Wen take them home. and when, ere long, we see
The robin leave her nest that's in our tree,
Wen take her eggs and put these brides there,
And hope she'll treat them with mothers care
Soon. when she flew away in search Of food,
We took her eggs and left this little brood.
From our piazza we could watch and rest,
And soon She came and lit upon her nest.
"What's here What meaueth this y old robin said
While DER the brood she stood with wings out
spread.
She eyed them-turned her head from side to side,
But what it meant poor bird could not decide,
SO of she flew and soon brought back her mate
And now they talk, and wonder, and debate.
Meanwhile the brides raise their tiny necks,
For each of them dainty worm expects.
At length they left the brides all alone,
But soon came back and took them as their own,
For in their bills the dangling worm we see.
And hear each birdie say, "Giye one to mel"
And so they fed and loved them day by day,
Till brides grew to birds and flew away
This sweet example shown to that young brood,
Should toward all orphans make US kind and good.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13

In England, milk which produced twelve
per cent; OF cream in the country, produced
only eight per cent. after having been shaken
up by transportation to market.
A pretty good yield considering the water
that gets into the milk on the road.
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Eranelfr,s Gnlpt.
" EKMONT CENTRAL AND sULLl.
VAN RAILROADS
u NJ NJ y Is ARIA rs hNT
foD,uetcts.. Ma ii 1894

lrA1rr pNfNU tUrTB ANN kAHr.
Leave Montpelier al o % q 80 ?. and 10 O5 Pm.
MAIL TkAiN lta,tt house's ONT At 4 80 A. m ne
ceyes passtf gers from Ogdeusbufg A. r. aud connects
At white bi,et junction and Bellows tas with traius
for Boston, Worcester, Springfield aud with trains
J on Passumpsic Is Il arrives AZ New HtTk 40 10 as y.
steam Boat kxptess leaves Montreal a. 30 m,
for Burlington LAKE Ge.rgs, tatatoga, kutani, Troy
lbany AID New York, connecting az Burus ton Wit
Lake Lhamplain steamers ani Rutland hoad.
Day Xxi sEss leaves Montreal at $50 A., st. JOHNS
a. 10 49, Ogdtntbutgh at o 30 M huuse's Point
10 40 a. m, for Boston &c, arriving In Boston via
MORT gxTssss leave, osd,usburs At u.go
NJ Montreal A. 3SOt. y. R1usea Point At $50 p 49,
st. Johns at 40 p No. 3fuvng at Boston % $40
connecting At Bellows raf Win CheFhif, road for
Boston and Worcester and with vermont valley bi
K FOR Springfield &c, and arriving in New fofk Il
1890 Pm.
cave Monueiier ~ 240A ~, 126 A. ~. 20 p H.,
435
Jay EkrRuss caves Boston via Lowell at 500 a. m.
Tor Burlington, st Adams. Montreal, arriving at Mont
/ rae At g 30 3. ~, Ogdtnsburgh at 90 a m.
/ NAN lHAtN ieArts Boston zee DWELL, t7OO q. M,
via Lawrence and fichburlh at 7.3O a. a., Springfield
40 % Do Tor Burlington, 81 Adams, Montreal and
/ The tan leaving Bostou via Fitchburs at73ga.m.,
/ and Sprns fed 81 As a m, comet At White River
Junction rith the Day hxpress train.
I ACcoHnouATior tRAIE leaves rorthhclo 81 Z IS a.
VI and Burlington 81 as A NJ for st Adams, kouses
NIoa1 ESrRzss leaves Believe Fails at 1000
P. H. receiving passengers from Vermont VALLEY r. r..
leaving Rev YORK atl2l6PA., and from Cheshire K L..
ltavng Boston $50 ~, connecting At White River
junction with train leaving Boston 81 $50 p. n for
burlington Rouas's Point Montreal and .bureb
cgnuecfins will Grand Trunk trains for the West
Sleeping are attached 90 both the night express
tr'us running between ST Adams and Boston, ana ST.
Adams and Springfield
Though NfgErff ilf f1hirfrO and f1r aafr
the principal stations
q MERRILL, SUIT
Aloala. May IL 1896
F I'll ~ b I n d Il n Is A l. h q d II.
y 1866 UINTRR ARRANGEMENT Iseg
,--- Ur and sfsr h ondav Nov i'm
s-ti "a s5- sg4 Pasgeneer main, viii ,,,5 a.
/ 5lloWs
upNyARD TRAINS
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A seasonable fact To remove the unpless-
ant odor produced by Precipitation, wash the
face, hands and arms in basin of water in
which has been put two table-spoonfuls Of
compound spirits of ammoni,. The remedy
is cheap, harmless and effectual.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13

1t was stated at the New York Farmers
Club, by DIR. Crowell, that II in making yeast
the hops are stepped in cold solution, in.
stead Of hot; the dough was preserved from
hcetic fermentation much longer. Indeed,
bread made from dough mixed at the same
time, showed no difference, baked As hour
apart.
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AND SYPHILIS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI.
OWN ILAIIu

DIR. DOW, ply stefan God surgeon, NCs and I'm.
dicot' street. Boz ton is consulted daily for all diseases
incident to The female sttttm Proapsus Uter Fall
lug Of he Womb, tluOr Albus Suppression and other
menstrual arrangements are all treated upon path
ologi al prnc les aud sdy eef guaranteed in few
days. So iuvarabl certain Is the mode II trea-
ment that The most obstinate plants yield under it,
and the afflicted person reoices perfect health
DR. Dow has DO do nt had greater experience in the
cure Of diseases Of women and children than any other
PHI sician IN Boston and has, sin $40 confined his
WI lie attention % the cure Of private diseases and fe
male comp ants
ALI letters must contain ur red stamps they
NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13

Or. wARKENs BlLlOUs
& \DNB/ DBood, curing Liver complaint
4 NM /Jauldice. Headache, Dizzintsa.
NDNz~ Dyspepsia, General Debility
costiveness n e.. and ,li bilious diseases.
For cleaning, engineering, inuBofaung ana put
inc In ornef the weak dom deblitaed and diseas
ID human ~ STEM it a believed to be unequaeo by any
'D'' "'u'''" a a ri REGULATORS
Persons suffering from complication q diseases OF a
chronic nature and cannot tell exactly what ais them,
will ind and speedy relief IN the use Of Dr war.
ron's Bilious Buffers Such case was Mr. Daniel
Smiths Of Barton W who etitos under date II Aug
u, 1869 -"l commenced taking the Bitteu hfst Of
July have taken one bottle and part Of another-hnd
my health quite restored" Mt. smith had been out Of
health for months, aud unable 20 laoot.
A GREAT UUMOR CUREl
Mr. Smith auovo alluded To-, says =" My son who
has been troubled Tor years with sores under his arms
has been cured by taking one bottle OF Dr.. Wmen's
h quickeus me circulation restores the lost appetite
regulates all the functions Of the body. deanses the
blood carries 81 all morbid and uuheal by eocrou ns.-
thereby preventing curing all diseases Of the skin and
all complaints caused by impure blood or disofdefod
condition oi ue liver, somac ana bowels 10 lhe W. Ak
and emaciated Dr. Wauou's Bilious bittnrs are pAruc-
uay recommended as the most per est tonic and inyg
orator the world has ever seen, MI l.. Paul, u
Mauctestcr, N, H., says; 81 had become so much
red 4ccd shat my weight Fas only lhv bs nov (aief
usiug the bitt-ts three wtehsJ / weigh 1870 lbs 90
Persons who are subject 20 f,veta caused by sudden
colds, overlooking the stomach oyccxeruon, OF other
causes nay always escape settled lever by few do
hours where Dr. Wauens Bilious 0it.efs are used Ga
season
What Or. Mason of suncook, n. H.. says March 81,
1868, " Having made extensive use Of DR.. Warren
Bilious BIZ IN my practice during the past two Yeas
have no hesitation n recomm uding them 90 the pub
lie very relia ne and vaiyable family medicine om
The Il which be Obtained satisfactory fc-
suits than from any other compound with which / am
acquainted subsequently, iu cunv rsation with the
proprietor DR.. NJ, says; " should nos know how 90
get along in my ptoctice wf4out Dr. WHren's bilious
Btters."
Beware Of counerfetts and limitations. Observe fac
simile signature Of thc proprietor JOHN A. PERRY y
unei
Price so cents and 8 per bottle.
Prepared only bJ John Perry Chemist Boston
Mass. sold by NJ IS Burr N Co., % fremont street
Boston. and by all druggists
n X. Brown Montp lisr, wholesale and retail agent
for Vermont Ocl 30,dawly-
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~ ORTAN + TO THE FFLTCTED
DIX DOW continues to be consulted his off e. Nos
ara tneleou street, Boston on all diseases ofa
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
~ long course Of 'tudy and practical expe fence Or
Dow has now he grah alton Of presenting the uufotu-
nate with remedies that have failed TO cure the
most Aaru ing Of
q ONORRHHA AND SYPHILIS
Beneath hi treatment all the horrors Of vererea ar
mpureblood, upotency. Scrohla Gonorthna Ulcers
Pam or Distress in the regions Of procreaton Infam-
nation Of the bladder and kidneys )drocele Abs sse
humors fghtin swelings, and the long train Of hlrt-
BILE symptoms attending this class Of disease are made
to bee as harmless the smpes silngs Of child
Particular attention given to the treatment Of
) h NJ n A l. w h A X n L S S.
in all its forms and stages Patients Who wish to remain
under Dr.. Dow's treatment few days weeks will he
furnished with pleasant rooms and charges for board
moderate
cular TO their system will find speedy ellie by calling
on DR.. Dow at his flee No. Lndicott street.
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READi READll REApul

D7nriae, pa., june 1872.
DR. WILLIAM IT. GREoG. Dear siri In February,
1861 Twas afflicted with sugar Diabetes and for i've
months passed more than two galous OF water in
twenty four hours, was obliged 10 got up as often
as ten or twelve times during the night and in five
months lost about fifty pounds in weight During
the month Of July, 1861, procured two bottles of
Constitution Watos, and in two days nftcr using it
experienced relief and after taking two bottles was
entirely cured soon after regaiuing my usual good
health.
Yours, truly j, V. L. DE WITT.
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irrtate and drench the kidneys and by constant use
lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed dis.
ease.
We present the Constitution water TO the public,
with the conviction that 10 has equal boo relieving
the class Of diseases FOR which has been found so
emnenuy successful for curing; and we trust Tint we
shall be rewarded for our efforts u placing 20 yalua-
bic a remedy in a form to meet the requirements Of
patient and physician.
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hELIEFIN TEN MINUTES


Il The original Medicine established in 1887 and
first arti e IT the knd ntrod ced under the
Of PUIMoHIC WAFEHs," in this or any other country
all othtr fun Ouc " afcts cOunteifts. The GEM.
inc csn be lnown by The name BRYAN being stamped
on each Wafer.
These Wa trs have been before the public for nearly
hirfs ysas and the immense sale AT ain,d only in
America but in foreign countries, fully Their in
tfiusc worth The medicinal properties superior to
any other anole offered for the cure Of Pulmonary or
boz is nearly oouble that Of he many worthless imita
tons advertised.
tRlAN's PULMoNIo WaFEBs
cure Coughs, Co ds Throat Hoai seness, Asthma,
Ca ar b., Brouoiits Difcu Brea.hng sitting Of
Blood Pains in he hest, Iuclitut Consumption and
all diseases Of he lungs bot only ahoi ding temporary
relief bus etectinR pid aud suing aud
TAINTED 10 give lausiacton 10 every instance. Thee do
not nAuseate like Althuhulic pounds, the medic
nal propeftits mbi ed IN oim agreeable aud
pleasant to tie taste, that any Chi will readily take
Them. One dose wi always ahord'
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
To Vlcahss and Public Speakers these Waters arc
peculiarly valuable they will in DAY remove the
most severe occasional hoarseness and their regular
io ie days will, a, all times inc ease the Iower and
htXibh Of ihe voice, greatly improving Us tone, com
pass and oeafness ioi which purpose they are egurar
ly used by many Irl fessionAl vocalsts
The vel, great celebrity Of The invaluable remedy hal
it'd imp noplcd persons TO prepare base im tatou
which dsappoint the expect tons Of the purchaser
and ipjure the character Of the genuine medicine
zee that the word, RYAN is stamttd on eacl
afr aud also ubtetye the fac smile Of me sguAtu
Of the Pr pIietor JOB MOSES On each wrapper, {,
count ifut hich is toryoy U Offending par les Wi
be dealt vim to the fun ,Xient Of the law
BhYAN's fuLhoKIo WAFE6s ave for sale by all Drug
JOB MO rs, Sole Proprietor. p Cor,landi st, N Y
bod n Montpelier BY n X Brown and Bixby & Co
lleopiESdly
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The American Agrcuturist has an account
OF a swarm of bees which, with the little bush
on which they lighted, weighed only quar-
ter Of round
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13

The Governor Of New Hampshire recon-
mends the union of the proposed Agricultu-
raj College Of that State, with Dartmouth
College
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AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK
Hundreds aud thousands annually die prematutell
when, 10 they would give he Great French Remedy,
PR JUAN DELAMARRE'S


CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLS,
Prepared ~ GARAN 1fRR DUl ONT, No ia ~,
Lombard Paris from TIE pesciipiiou Of Dr.. Juan Der
hmaue. Chief fh, s.cian the Hospital du Nord ou
Lariboisert. fair trail they Won ind imm date re
lie, and short time, be- fully restored 20 Heah ana
strength II is usea iu the iractce Of mtny emf emf
French ply sicaus with Uniform success, aud highly
recon ueuded a- the only positive and ptcfc heHt cd.
for al esons suffering fon General or sexual DEBILITY
all d,raugtmtnts OF The Nervous Force Melancholy
SpefDiao,ghal " animal tn,ustoHt AL Wcaknessei
ns from sexual xee.ses uthf.l iudisofetnns
Los Of Muscu az Energy, Physical fr STATIONS, New
ousness, " eak spine Lovness Of spirits. } imutss Of
Vision. Hyst,ri b. Pains in he Back aud Limbs lmpu'
tency SC.
No language can convey adequate Tea u the i'm
mediate ard um0st miracul as oh uge Il produces N
the dsti itaed aud shattered sy stem In fact stands
unri,alled An fiug OF the maitdles ab y,
me- toned.
Suffer no more but u.e The Gteat lrenh R,medy
it W u theo, cure where an Others fail, aud, although
powerful remedy containt othing hurful TO the mos
delioa c0usututiOu.
Pamphlets, con shining fun particulars and directions
for using IN ruglith, Fiench spanish and German
conf esch boN aud also sent tee 10 any address
when requested.
Pnc cue Dollar yer box six boxes for Five Dollars
Fold by all DruRRists throughout the rid; will be
sent by mail. securely sealed from all obsefyaion, by
inlosii specified pnce, 10 any Authorized ag.tt
froliietors G,uefal gents for Ame'ica, OSCAR g
MOSES co. y Cutlandt st., New Io,k.
Authorized Agent Tor Montpelier VI.
II ,or:wsdly NIX, BROWN.
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From experiments carefully conducted it
appears that the thickest cream does not al
ways yield the most butter.
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agricultural.

1t is said that rats may be expelled by pla.
cling mullen leaves in their holes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13

To keep setting hens from being infested
with vermin, put few tobacco leaves in their
nest,
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
CHARGES MADE
Those who need The services Of an experienced phys-
clan OF surgeon in all dir cult and chronic distasts
every ame and nature should give him call
=. Snr. Dow imports and has for sale new articl
called the French Secret o. der by mail. Two for 81
and a red stamp. 500
May 1865.
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NEW YohK. Julv

NEW YohK, July 7.
The thermometer on the shady side, at s
O'Clock this morning, stood 81. and has been
rising.
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PROF IAN BUSKfRKS
Great German Liver Remedy

Strikes al the root Ola diseases which oriqra ate in
arrangements OF he Liver, JoHnoice Acute or Afonn
70 NDeaons OF he Liver. ySpepstd, 'aioo ounte--
name Sioh HEADACHES are ompty md radically cured
BY Professor Won buskfks Liver Rtmedy
Hundreds oftettimouins mis- h. be given from persons
who have b'sn prmautJ cured after ,ing other rene
dies wilhou any beneficial eject but ONE TRIAL OF
the Liver Ken edy is better proof to the an ctd than
volume Of recommends i0ns.
This Medicine is Purely Vegetable and does not con
tain titheI Mercury, AbeS, Gamboge, scan Ritns or
any drastic drug
Ash for T. oiessor VAN BueKmKs GREAT GERMAN
LIVER REMEDY and lake no other One dollar and
hiteen cents either 10 currency sent 10 any
Advertised Agent 10 the PIopIietois, OSCAR g.
MOSES Go u Cortlaudt Street, New York viii en-
sufe bottle o. The medicine BY return mail, poet paid
n. X. BROWN, Agent FOR MONTY, ier VI
lleopdaw.ly
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A"Not toIhefst ". J., December q, 1851.
WM. H. GRECO Co. Gentsi l freely give you
liberty TO make use Of the following Certificate Of tho
value Of Constitution Water which can recommend
In the highest manner. My vito was attacked with
pain In the shoulders, whole longth Of the back and in
her limbs with paiptaon ofte ke1rt and irritation
ofhe bhdaar called physician who attended her
about three months, when ho len her worse than he
had found her. then employed one Of the best phy
sielans could find who attended her for about nine
months and while she under his care she dld not
suffer quite as much pain. elnally gave her up and
said her case crs iHcurabe For" said he she has
such combination Of plants that medicine giren
Jor one operates agaiH some other erher diGcuiesp
About this time she commenced tho use OF Constitu-
ton Water and, TO our utter astonshment almost the
first dose seemed TO have the desired effect and she
kept on improving rapidly under It's treatment, and
now superinicnds entirely her domestic affairs. She
has not taken amy Of the Constitution Water for about
four weeks and we are happy say that it has pro-
ducod permanent cure
WM. NJ. VAN BENsCHOTEN.