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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-03
suRRoGATEs COURT REA A. Before Surrogate
TUCKER
TuCKER.
WILLS PROVED

Dnring The mast week the Surrogate has admit
-, So. ,h viii. OF nm, following named persons
WsSs stephen t s%Sss Norton H' 55oSn Bo
Patrick Seaman Henry shssi Ina lane. MeM.,tsr, William
Rndord Wc.orine Csmbsul. None OF the above "'ns
contain provisions Of Pubi, importance
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RIVER aud HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER aud HARLEM KAIL-
RoAD-On end after Monday jan 1875 trains FOR A.
bsny and Troy connecting with Northern and Western
will New orb a. follows;
40 M va Hudson River Railroad. Tb'riiethst and
Tenfb.Aye. connecting with Tor North aud West
10 tuisou River Railroad cOun~ctin. WIN North
Ell aud Wesisrg trains.
ii a. M via ilarem Railroad. Twenty ,lI,h' snd Fourth
ave- connecting with trains TOT North and West
3i5 D IT, via hudson gTer Railroad. connecting a. Troy
with traa for Montreal With sleeping cars attached
AIS o. H. VIA Harlem Railroad connecting a. Albany with
,,.rn tsiu, aud At Troy with X. and :. and T. and
roads lof point. North. with srepingcers ithchrd
D. m lIuIson River Rairad. sleeping car, rom New
or. 20 Buffalo Su.penon Brdgr without chanEe Also,
to Montreal via ~afs;o-u. this train rgus on Sunday,
10 p via H1i.on River Railroad with 'erpinkoari at
chsJ oonn.ciins Albany and Troy with morning trans
Tor North and West. z -. - o.,
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DcniiotrD

IARVlSs NOSE NITROUS OXIDE GAS
I n,., hereafter be inhaled oIy through DR. o. A. JAR
VISS kOSEPIECE. No breathing holding Of The
ps or nose. effort rrqured-al Easy and natural No
ui- uncousco and freedom from psiu snd entirely ale
snd healthy Surgeons snd Dens furnished with the Ncs.-
Prce Oh pYcatiou And the Nose. Piece be- seen In
blowing operation al times .! No 80 West Thirteenth a.,
New York
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DASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT
BRITAIN AND IRELAND,
BY STEAMSHIP AND SAILING Jacket,
AT REDUCED RATES.
Dsns available throughout England, ireland Scotland and
Wales.
For particulars apply 70 .
No. 90 souihst
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NETWORK and NEW .HAvEN RAILROAD
1865 WINTER ADVANCEMENT. 1865.
COMMENCING SOY EMBEK 10, 1864


Penver Station IN New YORK, Twenty seventhsl
ana Fourth ave Entrance on TWENTY sey.GIhst
TRAINS LEAVE EEwYoRn;
por New Haven. 100 BoO(Er.,D lid IN II 10, tEID
3g, (EI.l 3t5. 40 ard 400 (tI-l = m. -.
For bridgeport 100, S0o, (kI.,l ll.D 4 H. lal9 (EK)
3O0, IT, 3f5 40 AMI 90 a. p m.
For Milford and Strati1rd. 100. llJD NJ Jto ~ p n
For fairfield soutAp9 aud Wes,pon 40, lLSoA III 80"
tJip N. . -. -. 80 =, -. ,o,- ~ ,
aO,. tFrl 3t3, 80. $50. $50 GEL 0. IN.
For pari.n, 80, SO ll.0. IN. ,d+3 go. 5Jp p m
for tr-enwich, 90. $50 liDam Jas ~, 3D 81 m
Tor stamford 100 20 tn $50. lilo M l9ls tbE)
300 tFI - 40 so. CO 800 (Eb) y M 80 ma o., .,
For rof Chester aud intermediate stations Nv Nv "a ~
4 N. 343, 80, 49, 90 TO p. ~.
CONNECTING TRAINS. -
Tor Boston via Springfield SO M. tEh) 500 (tr'ilsO
Ffor Boston, via Shcr, Line ll.l3. (EI..l s.ooP. M
For usrtord and Springfield, s0o IN. tEI.J Ei'' 1oo
q SEQ AN
for Counec,ieut River Railroad. s6oA IN. Nr) RIP IN
"a Montreal 500 y. IA. 10 Northampton. - =, ,
For Hartford Providence sud thkil Railroad aU, lEA''
For New Haven New London and stOuin!oa Railroad"
400 q N. rs. 100. eco p m ,,.,,
For Cun.I Railroad. l2l5 o. m. 10 Northampton
Dor Hou.stonc Railroad. y q IN.
for hangNurk Railroad A0bs NJ 300 p IN. "a,
For D.nbury and Norwsk Railroad. Tu wv |, ~ W
p. IN. go - ..--,-i,. o M - c, ,r.ir
JAMES h. IOYT. supt
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT
- QUEEESTOWN.-The Imam Line, sailIn. sem-weet
" carrying the United states Malls .., =, ,.,,, q.
90 hb'
CRY OF NkNCIiFsTFE.... ..WEDNESDAi.t YER u
CITY or WAsHlNOTON............SA huAl I'm "
and each succeeding SATURDAY ana "kpNE9pAi,
at a Don. from Pier No. ~, North River
RATES OF PASSAGE
By tho mail steamer sailing every Saturiiy: -.
FfRsr CABIN. $50 STEERAOE.""..".."sD
To IOadoH..... ,s IS TO P LoPa'n'''..'.''.. ,! -
To Psfli ,........... lu3l 10 faibss'''''''ss' ="
PAYABLE IN GOLD -.
Pass,r, BY the "Wednesday Frst Cabin $s0i
ct~rsge 4 IS Payable IN 4 :. currency.
PAs.snsef, also forwarded HAVE. hamburg. Bremen,
&c. 1t m Moderate rates. - o,
Storage passage from Liverpool or Vursnfo"n spson
or N. Tickets can DO oo.ht her. bJ peTsons
sending for their friends
For further information, apply a, ne Compsny ohesa
JOHN O. DALI Asea, no 10 Broadway. Nc~ York
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ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
~ and FRANCE -rhr New ! orb aid iisvrr S..m'hip
Companys bret, clsss mail s-snisins hhADO and fILIoN
b,,g seen thofourhy rottted will es'e Pier No - NORTH
RIVER Tor HsyTe cal ng Falmouth, tue following days ct
noon precisely; - - ,oc,
kRAGO .......HEsRr A. GspsDES......hafch H. ihb
FULTOS,....lAxEs A. WoTToS. .......Apni H. 100
And every % days thsr-aiisr.
PRICES or PASSAGE PAID ~ GOLD. -
First cabin ~ 80 second esbin.......eU
Through tickets to Londou.... - tluA
An experienced Surgeon on board ,
TIE cOmpsoy will no, be rspo"sble for specie or 'hnaoe
unless bill. OF sdns having The value eIpressd are "snea
therefor.
ISAAC BELL. President,
40. ! Broadwsy New Yort
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NOR CAMDEN DIRECT via RARITAl

LNOR CAMDEN DIRECT via RARIrAN
i AND DELAWARE BAY RA1LROAD.-Fate ~; TX:
cur,ion tickets good for days 81 On ard aer JANUARY
o 1866 hon Pier No North River, at l2l5 p Express
ne through 10 Camden IN Passenger. for Barnrg
k-ron HAnnonion Esg Hsrbor City &C.. will take ths
train At D. IN linz, arying Ia Camden
u p ~ freishi for Camden Vnrland &C.. will be- intrn ct
Low Rates II delivered before ~ O'Clock viii rrach
Camden the night w. : sNEDEN. Superintendent.
J. n. BILLINGS, Agent. Pier No. B.
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The Christieu Methodist.

Nrw REVIVAL, HYMN AND TUNE BOOK, is
now ready IL contains nearly 200 Hymns and Tunes
both old and new. and 10 one Of the best books Tor
r.yiyal devotional and social meetings that has yet
been issued Tire Hymns very hnr and appropriate
Gr DELICIOUS services and the Music fhu Of sweet mso.
we would msnon the following: "Oh, you must DO lover
Of the Lord When read my title clear as supe By
the soldiers Ia the Army The swelling TIDE nhs NOS
me - Shall beyond tho River ?, Lord give u;
F,itb.p Let Go Anchor - Lion OF Judah" shsll
W. NOW each other there There is beautiful world
Shall We meet you all therel Sinner. come viii you
cor Nearer my home' "suser Little Children 70 come
snfo me Jesus died for you" There's Rest for all IN
Heaven "Ob! let your hearts be troubled ooh
Tor stormy 6aysH "Wvn Wait til jesus Comes" etc.
Price paper covers 30 cents 81 per dozen; board covers
$50 90 10 per dozen; mailed at the retail price Sample
eouiss mailed to clergynleu, hal the retail price
HORACE WATERS,
No. 48l Broadway, N. Y, Publisher.
S.c UNx Religious Experience" Magic and
Wuchcrsr" and Z" Bishop Coenso." In THE MONTHLY
REVIEW February number Office, No. 81 Nassau-st
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lizard WOOD LUMBER.

mo ULSTER COUNTY LUMBER Co are now pre-.
rased 70 I'll ORDER any extent for HARD WOOD LUh
GER .uch Beach, Birch, aud Maple, Of the best quality
-a.d q any dimension. Have limited quantity Of Red
s,al Rock Oak and Cherat The Company would contract
With furnish materials and power FOR ths nangiae
crre II a PLACES auy other wood The mills arc
s1red ~ niles from Hudson River, Gfosci1g unsur
"a lcilrs for transport .ion 70 tins CITY elsewhere
or particulars inquire the Office ofho Conpa =, No az
Y.s o.. Nov Yort o. o; tie Superintendent
ISAAC J.. Overflow
At tue Mills West SaugeTtes,
Ulster County, N. Y.
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United STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Fns 2-sefefs
Judge sHIpNAS
ANOTHER HABRAs CORPUS FOR ROBERT MARTIN.
Mr.. Larocaus, the counsel for Robert Martin, has
from Judge shpmsn habess corpus to bring ne
s, and eertior,ri addressed the Comrus.ioner foo
r. Of reviewing s scon in holding Martin for The
tisa the Grand Jury TIE wts resurnsoe sonoirov
\
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-03

Two CHEMISTS, &c.-BcSt imported chemi-
4 81 stoncw ~ RECEIVERS. RETORIs. STILLS
WORMS, Sc Ncsse. Of al description used By Chcmi-r
uses Uyers &c. constantly Land and warranted TO
rrsst The strongest acids. .
AGRIC ULTUfAL DRAIN TILE SrOSEWARE SEWER
PIPES CHIMNEY TOPS Garden VASES. s..
EDWARD II. QtlNS.
Depo, Long Island Pottery 10. 23l Pctr., New fort.
DEMOVAL.-EDWAR III. ARNOLD &
IL SON Agents OF tie Cbnscci Sowing silks and Machine
fs b.ve removed to 40 26 Broadway between Chambers
aud Wsrrru.si.
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STEAMBOATS, and RAILROADS..
CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, rALMER; FIT6HRURG; MAsHUA
-N' - AND iNTEKMEDIATE FONTS.
Then.w and ,,.lneh ,trsmsr. Of The Norwich lins,,
nom Pier No g NsisR Ri, SsS foe; Of '''ry'
thers connecting with tie Steamboat Express Trsn rom the
above P9nt. via Norwich and WSrcr,,e ho'.oI and Wcr
er Worcester and Nashua and New London and Nofhsfa
Frek! taken l,.hs loves, rates For Information inquire
oil H. 5. MARTIN, Agent, on the Piet
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERSEY
~ Passenger and Freight Depot IN wfork, foo, Of
Lb-ryst, connects Hampton Junction with the Delaware.
sst,wsnns and Western Railroad and at tss,on with the
ne TO Ptsough aud the West without change OF cs also
GkEXT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Two Express Trsins daily from the West except Sundays
when one evening train
sixty miles and hour. ,avrd BY this line to Chicago
Cincinnati St. 2Sa .s Ts S9; ON f eng cars
Commencing Nov. 20, lssS-Lesy- HewYork as follows.
M6s for Eas,on. Maueh Chunk. wiIlism'pOrt Wilkes
MAN TRAIs-At6s 5. m. for Flernington. E..ton Water
Gap scranton Wiks.bsrre Great prac binghamion exc.
Bend, Allentown Resdig Harrisburg Pittsburgh end the
West with but chauge Of TO Cincinnati Chicago,
Y n TnArS-For Es,ion, Allentown. Msuch Chnu.
Wike,brre, Wiliamspo Reading Potssvle, Harrisburg
m.-For Eas,on. Scranton. Gres. Bend. Bethlehem
5p m-For soinrrville aud flemincton.
ep m-EIpress train Tor the Oh Region and Erie daily
s'3G p %~for somsrviu..
epm.-WEsTERN EXPRESS TRAIN-For F.,ton Al.
lentowu Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh sud The West
Sleeping through from Jersey City Pi,tsburshe srT
evening - . - -
Leave NEWTON rom foot Libertvs at 10 4;3o p
Tickets for the West be obtained at the office Of the
s0sd 59s s 81 @ Va ana 81 SG IL.
principal ho.e, JOSIAH q. srEARNs. Superintendent.
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E'RIE RAiLWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

LNRIE RAiLWAY.-Trlins leave Depot foot
~ of Chsmbsrs-st-. via Pa,onia Ferry;
Day Express for tsnsnfAigua. Rochester Buffalo
Salamanca AID West Connects st Buffalo with LAX. Shore
ard Grand 1Iunk Railway and It Ss4sncs With Atlantis
end Great Western Hallway.
$3.50 Min Ard Way Train. daily, to Otisrills-
10 . NJ. EJprr-s Mail. for BuhLo. Salamanca and Dun
Kirk, connecting with Laks Shore and Atlantic and Great
N,sbrn Railwsy-
90 IN Way Train, for Port Jervis and Newbur,a
,. Nislt Express for Csnandai.uA Rocheser BufLa
Ssllmsuca ard West
o. M Lightning Ipre,s daily, for Csnsndaigus Roehes
ter kufuo Salamanca, DuIkik. and West. Connects at
Buffalo with LAKE and Grand Trunk Railways AID at
Salamsno. with Atlantic and Great Wes'ern Railway
81. N, EHsTsni Train daily for Buffalo, Salamanca Dun
link and West ,., ,,,,,,,r - -, 49,.
VIZ r. RlR, Gsnl PAS Agent, Sew.YoIk.
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Dort-UGr1ens' Notice

c-r-. =. :. .OhK
r,sr. !. AxDsss OFrcs, No. ie4 wsLst,
ArowrCE ia hereby given, in accordance VIII
q ,rc,ion of the act passed April H. 1851. entitled ~
Act 20 Reornuise the Wsrden Office OF the Port Of 49,
York" to III persons interested in OF hsvias charge o.
sabect matter such inquiry. examination or survey
the follow ing vess-s under examination oy tne
Warden. snc that the said or examinations WIZ y
eonpetsd within ten days succeeding tina notice. -
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on MINERAL LANDS.-

IL The undersigned having been l0r number Of years
cared IN exploring and opening nines, o,rs bis services
aries having neral Lends to explore snd deseop Indr
S.xnds sJerish Good references given end required. Al
stess for three days. G. b. St-iion d New York.
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.
Nk PANY-foot a. BARCLAY st--On and sner Nov. ~.
81 ming mai for hsoa-tstown and inernrdAs sta
ions l .eavs II Mai Express for all sfatous
Of Mlburp al 80 p Morri.town Erprcssu5 p tn
y. SCHOOL Assistant Superintendent.
NFW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
foo, o. Conandt..t for PHILADELPHIA Al 10 sud II 20
a M. I. m ami Q. M aud IL midnight; for BsLTInoRs
and WIsHISgros s \ ani a. m, .. ni, and llmdngnt
NORTHERN RAILROAD NEW-JERSEY.
IN Tr,in, leave Jersey City for f,rmoni s9l3 MILES:
g. 6Gl p The y.i3 AMI AIS run TO Monsey. On Mon
dsy only for Plcrmont Al 5:l5a N.
ThOs. ". DEMAREsT. Superintendent.
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miscellaneous.

GOAL IS 80 PER TUN.
Tire Globe Mgtusl Company now delivering coal
OHice No q Broadway.
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10 i0b Im II nan Concern.

DISEASES ci ,he Kidneys, Bladder and Pro-
II if,--fLe au,ctcd VIII how 10 og'an relief by
q, 3df,s FeiowS1fere-' station ID, Bi5.o House, New
icrt o. incl Osinr silinn.l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-03

The Twenty .second Anniversary Of the saeoatt
School Missionary Association ot the Central fresbyl.raf
Church. Hfoome.st. between Elm and Manonss, VIII o
held TOMORROW SABBATH EVENING Fec. = 81 q
o'clock Singing by tho Children. Addressrs 9y We ne
THOS : HASTINGS d. D. tho Rev ABBOTT f. MT
TREDGE ssd tho Pastor. the Rev. JAS. h. DUNN.
The Rev. Alexander Il. JACK OF Newbursh WI
preach in Westminster Church, Ia Twenty SECOND az De
tween Sirfh aud sryenthayes, TOMORROW tsanbah) o
Ict in The MORNING aud Il IN the EVENING.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-10
(For the Pacific Commercial Advertiser
IT.. Eo,Iu nj
4 Parody on " Wearing Of Tie Green.
BY GEo. r.. POWERS.

by OEp- X. OVERS
Oh dear, oh dear, q very queer
And curious thing I've seen,
Which takes the shine completely OF
9TH Wearing Of the Green ~
Potatoes constitute a dish
Tha, Irishmen enjoy,
But it .sn't hold 4 candle to
The eating of the poi
1 met n fat kanska, and he
Asked me to his hale
lie wore no clothes to speak OF
But a H'a!o and pGPGis
Upon a mat, cross-legged we sat,
And there and then, my boy,
l was initiated in
The eating of the Poi.
A calsbash between US stood,
Tutui in a dish.
And in another one, some
animated shrimps aud fish,
We pitched in, and did
No cutlery employ
TIL finger is the instrument
For eating OF the poi!
You dip it in, and stir it round
lis difficult 10 learn.
And harder to describe, the
Proper scientific turn;
Sometimes one finger, sometimes tWo.
And sometimes three employ,
According to your appetite
When eating Of the POI.
To unsccustomed lips IL has
A most peculiar taste,-
A strong similarity
To very ancient paste;
But when you've cleaned the calabash
You want to hiG moe,
And soon get Fat as butter. just
From eating Of the POI!
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-10
VISITING
And other purposes.

~ Having long enjoyed the confidence and pat
ronage of the public, in our business Transactions we
for past fayors and respectfully ask a continuance OF
the same.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-10

SHEET CARDS g. CARDS.!
OF all kinds and sizes, suitable for
BUSINESS,
WEDDING,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-06

1885. WIntcs Advancement. 1866.
an AND AFTER MONDAY, JAN. L. 1856
\ J and until further notice, trains will leave
pavenpurt daily tSppdsys cxcepsed) q felssws :
- Night expres ....7 81. ?. =.
Arrive At davenport daily. Sundays exceptedl
let Night express It. ......... ........s IS. a =
"a DAILY express and mail train ....5 5s', ?. =.
All trains over this route are in direct connect
lios 1t Chicago with trains over both the Michi-
90 southern, Michigan Central, Pittsburg. Fort
Wsyse and Chicago Railroads to and from De
!roit. Toleee. Co!i,aacaA uiec4 md 1y,:c'nnsa''
NJ. Net York. Philadelphia, baltimore, and
Washington.
PasseSepts ao remiedsA Of the seceseiy
Of giving dstinct drectionA a 10 the destinatiSh
VI their baggage. also 70 procure tickets before
taking their seats in the eAss. - the conductors
soiect FIRES only 70 The sle6osn % thsliae u tAe
ChicaRo and Rock Island Railroad.
q II. BE ARUSLY. Asst Gen. Supt.
Davesport. Jan. !. 1866.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-06
&yiinche
@4Raa's: :S;ai'Ng!k AA

avcp .oved their extraordit.t ~ cniative povci
~ prLAon .nY AND NAnvous bnEAsEs, lu,,ry ape
rod ot seven ,enrs. both intLe bands oi H.. Med
zeal ProItss i.n nnd the People, Aos,n.cy lss
Gu. I'll !oi III suyl uiquaiti. ts,in. {, Inls .
r. ctIicnev Us ihi~. The toilusirs ,Aiia,iis Civ
n from lcitt: dated fiit
AAnER>suRe. G. W. Feb.9 Isis.
''The y, popl usphn.s hive become 50 firmly
Established II IN, estimation, through wears q
severe i-stnl. ~ M ISlAiLfBik nrw'hy ~ issa
sing uel. know. ron Uo.suAPTtuN even N nj
most hop, les, cases. that do nj Lcsi ac 10 us.
>r,t ihrt III eases OF .snutnr Ga, .sf,nyi'"n Ara
iSccrARLE WITHOUT II mi A. RICE, NJ d."
PRict = j, ~ aud IL o. bottles, 81 md 4.
-nct, sold by all sptetlLl. Druggists. and Al,
The s"ir gene, ii depot. Wholesale aid sviai, by
}. WiNGIiESlEk 90 M .uhn -. \. r.
! Erpnl IIarris Ap't y. ~ 49,, 81 j,2n-.Ar
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-06

Css1ssr 1:ar1y .''a'n
The tendency to sr.y ees " prou'I " astaetia4
'Ghaa greet Eeespy
70 persosal beauty. With the most popular srts
:; i i; ~; Hans pvi
wh.ch nix. SAEiMAN.S LEGION. "knowsld
s.ssh vsrd u faii.' Under It's application
she aS1mi.ks Come Oat
bri,ii.ssly. and the brown: Of every .n.as y.
:. Assor Aouss Ayw iurk. SOla " "raSk's"
Applied BY I'll AAis drssssre --.--------t
m NNO0B1Iass P1Ll.2S Aas
naeasn. 1DspsherIs.-ln 'nf"m"a:"'y
.firc,.vms. eheuiMv .cediMg IA Eerint te.. 'ret
use Of these pifls soou mvdihes tie alarming
=, ,,pton,s. and pes severance. s~cOtdtng 10 ne
directions. usually quickly cures. and cert Am 9
no,hinv Is r.sked IN using BrAsd' etn's Pills \
For coids. isnuenzs, d,p,I'era pains % the head.
dizziness and sppopi..xy. No "ed'ci9e can us
co,npAsed to them. In etysipe'as. Fever aug
svus. sn,uli,ox. mnA IL oil the diseases Ut ci'irs
hood. ,hs,r use insnres ~ eedy .ecO,ery q
health. They pro luce these r-nsst. SIMPLY y
taking from ine L'vod It's impurities. leaving I,
THIS VITAL FLUID FREE
10 aid weak ''lossliay =" ~ recover its proper
md nrcctsary, status" or health. 4,
DR.NDkErM's Pills have affinity far tie
SUBJECT MATTER Of DISEASE. aud cans
II. CERTAIN EXrU, Sion FROM THE lnsDY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-06
DAB ETES

Is disease Of the stomsch and liver. acting
Through the kidnrys. and IN. without d"uLi. III.
most obstinate disrnSe. except consumption, thai
amccts the human constitution. We have no l'ac.
Tor discussing causes. but will state that til. q
feet ot the disease is the conversion OF the starch,
principle Tor vegetable portion. Of the todd int.
sugar which stimulates the kidneys 10 AL exc~s
sivu secretion Of water. Many pc, sons suffer iron
this disease who ignorant Vt u; that Is. the.
pass large quantities during the day. an'l arr
Obliged :" get M from one 10 fifteen or iweht,
zines during The night. No notice is taken Of !,
uuiil their a. tcnton IS called totLe large dscharg
Of water and uften whr, IL is So far advanced -
10 BE- beyond the control Of ordinary remedies.
AnntIlcr synnrsvn, IA tie extreme thirst. wliri
when the disease is fully established, n sntOlcrn.
ble-tA- s,Hti~nt drisAs c""sta.tiy ,c'thont hes"y
s0t..Ge1; mlsn dry ness Of the mouth. crrcking ~
the lips. y sweet breath, in the more advanced
cascs. nni Gu lily loss oiappctte, rTnacntion. and
the patient !, adnai'y sinks from Exhaustion.
CONSTITUTION W. Ris without d"nlt. the ons
known remedy for diahstes aud We have as muc
confidence that it 10 speriuc - v. have TINT Cpl
nm will produce sleep. ant uuil,fujly shy thnt il
has cured every case iu which it has LecA used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-06
CONSTITUTION WATER

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HAS BEEN PRON0UxcEDBY THE MEDl.
wonderful renscsiy for tile persnsnent csse III all
Diseases u tiir STOMACH, IAN ~. KIDNEYS
aud BlADDxR that has ever besN Oltsted.
II not nlxkw AL wAJxR. IL u tIs'sm experience.
that Cuxyrl ~ siuS wArkn haa emaDateV ind We
aUW sas lss No man doubt. when single t.t!t
has been kMown to cure diseases when the bes,
nedsnl talent IN tha country ts iniied ~ slievs
A rsusay possessing the virtues VI COnssst usiOn
Water c~-n0t w clsssed under ''4uack psepars,
ti0ms, NJ h now used W the mUat sciewtih,
N this city. Il only second clsst
physicisis that cry DOWN pOpula, remedies. whls
the better skilled make use VI every means 10 as
cUmplish Y; ard the success ~ the ply sicians
Increases ~ his knowledge ~ different renediet
esablc hin 10 produce cure, white osi,cs taii
the xtteu,pt. Science ia Satisfied with the truth.
Give Constitution Water . ,sir trial we n,ran
yOu who are under svlue spscsalssts care from
year to tssr. and - parsiyul rly slllde iadi..
Who ne constantly resortiny t. tccul Treatment,
ard al sorts u hncsl applications FIR diseases.
With ~ much chance u auCcess xstltere would b..
frsm local appicasious =. the throat tor DISEASE.
u brain W. have been oxrefal 10 use lasguag,
in our circular that could not ShOck the del
icHte organisation, bus We rccsive .. snsny CON-
municati0ns from pesnOns fur which Constitution
Wates n adapted. aud IL whose disease no men
ttcb has been made, that we have come to 'is
conclusion that II the remedy n capable 81 pro
ducinx cure. no matter what the disease may b.,
Il should be made known The medicine Is pu,
up for the public, and there should be no excep-
tions. We say. Constitution W.ser u not likes
glded pin. made 10 suit the eye and taste; Il isl
medicine, in every sense Of the term placed H.
the hands Of the people for their relief, and u
taken sccurdinx to the directions II viii in evrrt
cnsc produce u radical cute. We would say tina,
the directions IN rcyatt" diet etc. relate Gully o.
The disease Wuder which they occur.
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