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feHd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
by &C. MCGUIRE q co., Auctioneers.

by }. c. MCGUIRE a CO., Auctioneers.
MARKET FARM FOR SALE
Will be soh- on TUESDAY, 9Th Of March. at I!
o'clock. at our Auction Rooms lot Of Land con.
tanning about twenty acres. suitable for garde n
and fruit farm. lying upon the military road mid.
way between Forts he Russy and stephens ad ioi n.
ing the land of Hr. SwartZ. commando R a view of
Washington and the Soldiers Home, about q.
miles from hin ton, either by the 9TH street or
lith street road; very desirable property.
Title guaranteed.
Purchasers desiring to view the property will
call on Wn. Reading, at the Union Arch ON the
Washington Aqueduct For information address
him at Georgetown, u. c.. or apply to VIM Kurt,
at the Ordnance Department. Winders Building.
Terms: Two thirds cash; $50 of which must bs
paid at sale, balance may remain. secured on the
property five years. with interest.
All conveyaDces II cost OF purchaser.
If the terms Of sale are not complied with ia ten
days from the day of SALE the right is reserved to
resell the property at the risk and cost of
purcha.er.
.fe 2s6t' &c. MoGCIRE 4 CO.. Aucts
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RE GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctieReers.

AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TIRE ON 10TH ST, BETWEEN N AND n
STREETS NORTH.
On TUESDAY, the 18th day of March ne xt At 10
O'Clock a. m., shall cell the residence Of gen
titman defining housekeeping, viz:
ssfas Chairs, Hat Rack, Lounges
Dressing Bureaus, Rockers. Redsteads
Gashsta nds, Wkatnots. Tailes
Stoves, CrOckery. Mating
Mattresses. Writing Table
Kitchen Requisites, &c &c.
Terms cash
GREEN II WILLIAMS Arcts
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SALE OF MANURE.
Ct;dueTDlnSsr Gcn,Trl'S Office First DiriSios
NQShsnsfOH. ID. C, February q. 1856
. Will be sold at the Cavalry Depot. Giesboro' u
g; large quantity Of stock yard MANURE which
VIII be delivered to purchasers the ground or in
barges or boats to be provided by them at forty
cents per cubic ard. Two or more bouts accord no
to slHeI can be loaded per day.
Terms Cash. in Government funds
By order of the Quartermaster General
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brsvet Brigadier General IN charge
fe "a dtmar3l first Division @ q n
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAS-
- TkRS STONES AT GIESBORUI ID q


QHGrternlastsr Generals 0Dsce, LIST Dirtsion, !
WqShineton, ID. e.. February %, 1866
VIII he sold at Giesboro, n. O.. at Public Auc-
ten, under the direction of Captain George T
I Browning, A. Q. M, on WEDNESDAY, March I,
Io2o At 10 clock a m large lot Of condemned
QuARTERMASTERS STORES, consisting Of
Horses hoes, Manila Rope, Scrap Iron, Bed
steads, Benches. Coffee Boilers Tin Guns, Kr ives
and Forks, Ladies, Camp Kettles. Dutch Ovens
Dish Pans. NJ ess Pans, Tin Plates, Coal Scutti, g.
Spoons. Cooking and Heating Stoves, Blankets
Brides. Horse Brushes, Cur ycembs. Saddle Rlan-
kets Buckets, Casks, Horse Collars Head Halters,
Ambulance Harness. Four horse Harness, sets, j
Eay raeks, Lines, Asrtngsles, Riding and Cart
SADDLES Neck straps, Sursngss, Four horse Am
buiances, Army Wagons. flour harse,D Wagons
two horse Iron Water Wagons, Whips, Padecks
Bottles, ShoeiDg boxes, Punches. Files Hammers
carrier knives Pincers, Rasps. Tongs Whitewash
Brushes! Grindstones and Frames, Picks Lam
terms. Plonshs, Eakes. Shovels, Spades, Wheel
barrows, Bride bits, Tire Iron, Chain Scrap
Leather. Coal Oil Barrels, &C, &C.
The Stores must be removed by the purchasers
within tive days from the date of sale.
The Ilorseshoes. Rope. and Scrap Iron will, if
desired, be delivered 10y the Government, free
OF charge for transportation, on the Depot
wharf
Terms: Cash. in Government funds
A toat Ter Giesboro' will leave the 9th street
wharf every hour during the day of sale
JAMES A. EKIN,
BreSet Brig General, in charge First Division. O.
M. u U. tma7
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ROBERT B8ST0N, Trust
feb 6- eo6ds GREEN b WILLIAMS, A.
10y D. L. WELLS d CO, Auctioneer RS

Kf ID. u. WELLS d GU, AuctlOEe'rs.
We will sell. at public auction, on the premises
on SATURDAY. March the 81. at i've o'clock o
m, Lots II and IL in square gag, fronting D. feet
each OF Mary land ayelnc, between 7tI and Sth
east, and running pack 100 feet To q back lot i'm
proved by sH.Sll frame store. aud a two story
frame building, containing three rooms Also,
Lots z ard Is. square e3, fronting Is feet on
street between eth and str east, and uRsng back
go feet improved by sable, for two horses, and
fence
Terms cash.
f. s7-5T d l.. WELLS A. co Aorfs
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FOkOE PUMPS,
- WkrER PIPE, FIRE PLUGS. &c. CON-
BPRIelNG The WArER WORKS
AT GIESBORO. ID q

Csaysemasseg GesHais Qkes, First Dir,sien,l .
Wasiinr,os, ID. C., February o. 1856. .
By order Of the Quartermaster General, there
undeg the direction 81 Captain Seo onSG
ing, A. Q. N. on THURSDAY, April s. 1855, at n
O'Clock m, the following Described public prop
one sTssM BOILER. 30 feet long and feet in
diameter, with two twelve inch returp fnes
made OF inch boiler iron, with ali the necessary
cocks, globe valves, feed pamp, smoke stack
and hood, steam gauge. tAshcrOftS pafent,) crate
bars, pipe, pauss reducing pieces, &C.. all in good
TWO ,wORTHINGToN STEAM FORCE
PUMPS, No. 6, is inch cylinder, einch stroke, IS
norse power each and each capable of pumping and
,withthem are the requisite valves, glands, comp
nhes, bends, elbows. double valve oil cups &c.
I hese Pumps are comparatively new, and in com.
large quantity Of WATER PIPE, as follows:
Isasa 'eet s.inch cast, iron Water Pipe.
200 :, 2iDch wroughtiren
90 |" IL inch cast-iron
Zoo Ia inch - a.
Loo . l.inch -
THIRTY ONE GAST.IR0N FIRE PLUGS,
tAyIes patent with all the necessary connections
snch as Us, bends. stop cocks, elbows, four. way
pieces, &C., all in excellent condition; together
ALL THE TOOLS. &c, required for making al,
teratons and repairs in wafer pipe, such as pipe
drills, punches, caulking tools, &c N''''
Terms Cash: in Government funds.
Deliveries will be msde to purchasers on or before
the first lst) day of May next
A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day of sale
Any further information that may be desired
ten to Onntain George T. Browning, A O. NJ,
Giesboro, ID. g., or at this 3iiiSs
Brevet BriRadier General. in charge
fe TITS First Division q
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HtLABOLDr FLUID exrRACr BUCHU a
mons pssDssssss aaAinns1iaas Mt sstaoa
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a9 g6R ~ SAFE Ts Nv ALI e sR RIHRstsisTs
HUTCHINs AIbBYER, Prvpr1etor.
dec lo-eoly,s % Dey street. New YorS

uELMB0LDB CONCENTRATED EXrRACT
H BUCHU sAo
Is hs Gysaf DsMUsc.
HELNBOLDH OONCENTRAfED EYrp.or
6ARSAPARILLA
Is fks Grsas Blood Prytker
Both are PREPARED according 20 the rvlss os pn.,.
msey and Chsnistry, and Are the nost active that
HILnB0LDSEX TRAoT 1UCHU dive aeeIth
ano uSor 70 the frame and blood 10 the pallid
cneek Debility is sccom panied By many aissmiIe
ymptcns AnA ~ ne tyeatmensd ssabmittsd 70, cor.
sunDoop, insanity q eptleDte hts easuN. -
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GALE OF MEDICINES BELONGING 70 THE
- MEDIUAL DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, b. g., February 9, 1856.
An auction sale OF Valuable Medicines no longer
required by the Medical Department, u. s. Army,
will be held in this city on THURSDAY, the FIRST
day Of March xt, and succeeding days IL necessa-
ry, at 10 O'Clock a. at the Warehouses, located
on Jpdlclary Square, Fifth and streets, back of
The Medicines are in the original packages, and
the attention of the trade is invited this sale,
which will embrace the following principal art-
cles, viz:
Sulphuric Ether, 500 lbs; Alcohol. 500 bottles;
Componnd Spirits OF Ether, 500 lbs Simple Cerste,
LUZ lbs GhlorOfOrm. zoo lbs; Fluid Extract of
Bpchu $50 lbs Fluid Ktract of Ghichona. 800 lbs;
Fluid Extract of Epicachuana $50 lbs; Fluid Elk
tract OF Rhubarb, go ips Mass. Hydrarg $50 lbs
povers Powder. go lbs Cod Liver Oil, 900 bet
ties; Camphor Pills, LOCO dozen; Compound Ca
thartc Pills 0o dozen; Opium Pills. 600 dozen;
Iodide OF Potassium, 200 lbs; Rhubarb, 500 lbs !,
Powdered Rhubarb. $50 lbs; Syrup of Sauiil, 200
lbs Compound Spirits of Lavender, 500 lbs. beside
other articles.
Upwards OF sixty articles Of the ka.eria Asdira,
In lots similar to the above, will be offered for
sale.
Catalogues containing q complete list with fun
particulars, will be ready by the 18th inst
Terms: Cash in Government funds
Five days will be allowed to pure hasers in remov-
ing their property.
G. SUTHERLAND,
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctiopeer..

TRUSTEES aALEOF IMPROVED REAL Es.
TATE SALE, FRONTING ON SOUTH A RE.
TWEEN THIRB AND FOURTH STREETS,
HE!AHSJ CAPITOL HILL, AT PUBLIC AUG!
On WEDh ESDAY the 18th day of March next,
at o clock, p. m. shall sell. in front of the
premises, by virtue II deed of trust Z. Se from
the subscriber, dated the nth day of March. 1905,
and duly recorded in the Land Records for Wash
ington County. District Of Columbia Liter N c.
T., No, IS, folos 1s. 20i, and 2 s. Lot no L. ia
Square 1SS, fronting 80 feet SOuth street run
ming back good depth to fine alleys with the inv
prOyements.
The above property will be sold according to the
said deed Of trust on the premises
Terms ODe-fourth cash; balance six and twelv We
months for Dotes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust on the premises
All eoBveyancing ana revenue stamps at the cost
Of the purchaser
500 down when the praperty in knocked ot nv
the Auctioneers.
ROBERT BaST0N, Trustee.
fab eokds CPFrN wIITTAxs
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE, DEPOT CoMMIssAIY OF SIR
- blSTENCE, MAsNING roN. February " IS =

HFEICE, DEPOT COMMISSAGY OF SUR.
~ blSTENCE, MASKING ron, February ~ 1855
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH MEAT.
sealed Proposals- Of the form Furnished by the
Ehdtrs gned, Will be received, in Duplicate gntiI
IHn hSDAr. March 3. 1896, at IL M, for All the
tHESh BEEF and MOTION required for any
purpose at the following places, viz: Washington,
u; Z. Alexandria. Va Giesbero'. D. G., Fort
" ssnngtoD. Md. Fort Foot, Nd, Fort Viii male
'a, G"FernRent Farms, St. Mary g Co Nd
Inc contractor will lie required to deli yer the
meat 1T the Storehouees 1t the places named where
ne VIII distribute 1t la such quantities and at sxch
Gay direce
Separate Proposals will be received for SUNNY.
places
bids " ~ 'fehns Vi 's0
Payment TO be made at THE office monthly for nj.
Meat p0rchSsed. except that delivered at the Gov
eminent Farms which will be paid for ky the Act
Ing Conn ssary Of Subsistsn ut that place
TIE meat vii be subject to q rigid iuspec ton
meek and shanks not recei we'd and if not satsfar
tory, purchases in the open Rarket wIl be made
at the expense Of the contractor
All questions respecting quantity. au slity. and
copdluen will be settled By the -icer of the Suh.
hsIsnce Department receiving the Neat
=, The contract will be made Ger SIX months from
the LIST icy OF April, 1866, such period a. the
C1namfssary General may determine
blds mue< be endorsed Proposals. for Fresb
Meat at -" and addressed to the undersigned
feb "a 26,2s. n2,s,7.6t Major aad c. s., U.s.i.
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OFFICES:
STA AND 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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ExPERInEEIAL RHsEARCRIs IN srHAn
~ INGIEIIRIkG, By Chief fneinssr 3. n
noeirSo'd, o.. D. H., voli. just ysblshsd.
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dqritulfurnl mn 1umsstit.
Culture ofMillet.

There are probably but few OF the cultiva-
ted grains that possess higher CLAIMS upOI
the attention OF farmers engaged in stock
raising than miiiet. IL would DC extreme
lv difficult. indeed. TO assign satisfactory
reason iOr the general neglect IL mas eHpeI-
fenced az the hands OF our agriculturlsts.
and equally difficult is % for as 70 conceive
why. when all our other available resOurc-
es are tasked % the utterm0sL Sd little
should be said In is favor, and no more
vigorous efforts put forth % secure It's more
general Introduction. Light sandy soil, 40
which there is a mixture Of ciayey matter
and which has been well MANFRED under
previous cropping, VIII almost invariably
produce milllt. The proper time for SOW
Ing the seed is about The time Indian corn
receives the first hoeing; Or, IL the season,
be forward, a little before that period. The
soil should De carefully by thorough
blowing and narrowing AMI ID Ners liglt,
by the application OF the roller. IL should
then receive the seed, from common seed
sOWer, which burrows, drops the seed, COW
ers and rolls the soil, al. 10 one operation.
The rows NAV be- graduated a. 10 distance
bY the character anu condition OF the SOIL
il very fertile, they may he - inches apart
IL not ~ rich, twenty or twenty Jour ihche5
should be allowed between the rows. Broad
CASTING IS practice which, though not des-
titute 0i lts peculiar merits, has neFer,he-
less, gone mostly into disuse Of late. II
requires a mnch larger quantity u seed,
does not insure the same uniformity Of ap-
pearance and produce, and acts much less
favOraDly upon The character OF tie soil
GermQufolgls JeIeJrQph.
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From The Philadelphia Nolth American.
By request OF lhe counsel OF the murder
or Pr0bst, no one Will be permitted To see
him any more n his cell except those
whom necessity mpels 90 do SO. Rev
Father Gruudner. oil the Roman Catholic
church. corner of Fourth and Reed streets,
ls trying % prepare him Tor death Thus
far the man adheres 10 bis original state
ment about an accomplish A certain
man, handcuiIed. and persOnating muir
derer was some days age put into the cell
with Frobst To him Probst gave the same
statement, bat said that has accOmplice
went away with 81 900 i'm money from
Decriug'- house.
Even tU Chief frluSiu--we may not
know what he says 10 his cOniessor-PrObst
expresses no regret for the death Of the
Deering adults. He describes them as
arbitrary and tyrannical, but fails TO tell
why he killed the boy, whom he liked as
much as he could like anybody, leaving his
accOmplice 90 deal with those whose life he
begrulged 90 them. When questioned in
this way he breaks down, and can give no
answer.
The man wants 90 die lie says that N
most, half an hour a. = time is as long as
he has slept since his arrest. He sees the
murdered baby before him day and night,
and there are mutlled sounds in his ears.
uttered by the children while the massacre
was IN progress, that he cannot exclude
He Is ironed 90 the floor; and at night that
he may not commit suicide. his arms are
SO fastened behind him that he cannot use
Them lie Is constantly watched. and I'M
less he broke n piece of glass from the
lOophole M bis cell can obtain no means OF
terminating his own life. He said 90 Chief
Franklin. az the last interview with that
Official, that every minute he lived was IN
uttera0le agony. Tire baby is the Nemesis
that hauuts him. and yet he st0atly AYERS
that when the butchery was planned. his
acc0mphcc pledged himself that this one Of
the children no least should DE spared
The detectives have worked up the case
thus lar IN "a manner most thorough. They
have traced The man back almost To the
day OF his arrival IN the country, aud in
the German beer house I'm Greenwich street
and along The docks OF New York. have
learned bis entire history since he came to
the country. I'm no case do they find any
thing 10 lend cgeIence 10 the prisoners
Statement that other hands shared in the
late deeds OF blood.
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~ y traveller called lately AZ niEhtfal
al a farmers house In Alabama: the owner
being from home, and the mother and
daughter being alone, they refused 10 lodge
the wayiarer.
How far then, said he is It TO q house
"here preacher can ge, lodging
'Oa II you are preacher, SAID the lady.
You can stop here
Accordingly he dlsmouuted, deposited
MS saddleOa-s in the house aud led his
morse TO the stable. Meanwhile the mother
ana dauSnter were debating the point IS to
what Kind OF preacher he was.
de cannot be a PRESBYTERIAN. said one
Tor he IS not Wen dressed enough
lie Is not Methodist said the other
ior his coat IS not the right cut for a Meth
II | could find his hymn book. said the
S"uSu'eF, could soon tell what sort OF
a preacher he is
=, Anu Win that she thrust her hand into
Sne saddieoags. and, pulling out a flask oi
hquor she exclaimed La morber hes =
hard shell baptist
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Mr.. Sturgeon Reformed.

(c'rres3'-1elt Cincinnati Commercially
The greatest pulpit orator of England
has VIGOROUSLY drawn great deal Of his
eloQuence from the inspiration OF tobacco
smoke and beer. Ills appearance betokens
man inclined 20 anything but asceticism.
lie has shown great pluck and persistencv
~ resisting the appeals %. reiormers with
reference 10 the two creature comforts |
have named. Y few years ago an anti
-ooacco delegation waited on him and laid
their good ola stock arguments before hun.
when they hal done. Sturgeon replied
that he had listened at,enlyeiy 70 their re-
marks, and THIS he would promise them.
that the very next pound % tobacco he got
he roui1 1u-a %. The committee collapsed.
They gave him over as a fuliginous repro
bate. Ephraim vas Joined TO his idols and
his pipe. Tnen the tee,otalers have. fred
their oroadsides into him for ten wears
and Ike an uuconQuerable Brlt0n. he has
stood maniuiiy 10y ms beer barrel At last
however. he has surrendered on the latter
point. He mas sworn OF from beer and
grog; bur he lr.N smoke We shall see.
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CO Fsr sale By al Druggists. Prcs 81 %. "a
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:. - Inc Chicago Journal. whose editor
- an intimate friend of Secretary Seward.
S Sss That 1.-The President vetoed the
, U-an q snts Bill in direct opposition to the
rs Seae advlee OF Mr.. Seward and other
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r ADJ READl. READtl

bANTIIKs "a, june lso2-Dr. Va. II Grerq
Dsar &r'-In February, 1861. vas afflicted with
sugar diabetes, and for i've months / pissed moro
than two gallons Of water in twsnty-four hours Z
was obliged to get mp often as ten OF twelve times
during the night and i've months lost about CITY
pounds IN weight. Daring the month OF July. 1851
procured two bottles OF Constitution Water. aud 10
two days after using it experienced relief and after
taxing two bottles was entirely cured soon after re-
gaining my usual good health
Yours truly. JVI DEWITT
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HEATHESsFIEtD, Conn, March >. ls63-Dr " r
dr-cg-Dsar Ssr,-HAviug seea your advertisement
q " Constitution Water, p recommended for Inaam-
nation OF the Kidneys and Irritation Of The Bladder
having suffered for the past three years and tried
SKI OF a number o: physicians with only temporary
reisi' was induced 70 try your medicine Iprocured
one oo'ile OF your ageats st Hartf "a, Meszrs Lee
Sisson Co, and when had USED half Of is, to nv
surprise, found a great change IN ny health.
have used two bottles OF 1t, and I am where never
expected TO be II my life, well ami il good spirits
cannot express NJ gratitude for it. feel that il j.
all and more than ycu recommended il TO be. Nav
she blessing Of God ever attend you il your abas Of
love. Yours truly.
LEONARD :. BIGLOU.
CO FsT sale BY al Druggists Prlcs 81 %. "a
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BosToS CORNERS, \. Y, Dec p, us6I- Wm II
Gregg & C0.-GsHts--I freely give you liberty q
make use Of the following certificate Of the value Of
Constitution Water, which can reconmenI in the
highest maaner.-Ny wife WAS attacked with pain in
the shoulders, whole length Of the back, ard her
limbs, with p1lpi,Iti0H Of a. hear; and irritation Of
'A- HdddSr. called physician who attended her
about three months, when he len her worse than he
found her. Ithea employed one or tue best phys
clans could fnd, who attended her for about nine
months, aud while she was under his care she dii
not suffer quite so much pain. He Gually gavs her
% and said; her case scss iaelrabL For" said be-
she has sch corsinGiioa y complaints tA1s usicsne
grs'i for 90 esrasss GsGnss osic Of her dir
ci-ltsss' About this time shsfommenced the use Of
CoassltIon Water, and to cur utter aston shmeat
aimosi the very nrst doss seemed 70 have the de-
sired eject, and she kept on improving rapidly under
It's treatment, and row supsrnteads entirely her DO
nestle Affairs She has not taken any o. the Coussi-
luton Water for about four weeks and we are happy
70 say that It has produced permanent cure.
wA " VAN BENSCHoTEN
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naunluu should learn temperance from
s sne nloonL,ne luller she gets the smaller
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II DysEsoERHE4, or PAINFUL MrssIRuAr,s. All
AESoRRAAGIA, OR PRoFUss FLOWING

Goth diseases arising from faulty secretion II she
menstrual huid-in one case being Zoo little and &C
eompanied by severe pain, and the other too pro-
fuse secretion, which will be speedily cured by the
Constitution Water.
That disease known as FAILING OF TIE WOMB.
which is tho uit OF relaxation Of the igamsnts OF
that organ, and - known by 4 sense @. heaviness
and dragging pains in the back AMI sides and AT times
accompanied by sharp, ancnating or shooting pains
through the parts, will, in all cases be removed by
the medicine.
There Is smother class OF symptoms arising from
IRRITATION OF TdE WOMB, which physicians cal
Nervousness, which word covers NJ much ignorance.
aud ~ nine cases cut u ten the doctor does not real
y know whether tbs symptoms are the disease. or
the disease the symptoms. We can only enumerate
them here Ispeak more particularly Of Cold Feet.
Palpitation OF the Heart Impaired Memory wakcful-
ness, Flashes Of Heat, Ianguor. Lassitude aud Dim
ness OF Vision.
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II III \ SIC IA Ms

Have long since given Up the use Of buclu c4bets.
and juniper in the teatmeut Of these dseases. az
only use them Ia the want o. q better remedy
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DIR. GRECO,
Dear Sri wish 70 inform you that have been
under tbs treatment Of some Of our best physicians
Tor nearly two years without receiving any benefit
had lost all confidence, and INDUCED in but little
nope OF cure from any source. Ny disease was
Dropsy and my physicians told me that ,here WIS
no cure for me. was tapped some ffty times. and
at the different operations about 100 pounds OF
water was removed.
AN happy 10 inform YOU that have boan com
petely restored to health by the use Of Constitution
Water.
make this statement hoping it may reach those
persons who may be similarly afflicted
Respectfully.
AIRS NaPcur g. TrvtNwty
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contribution water
ID III II B. &c =

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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-28

Mr.. BIRGFELD retires from the conductorship of
the New Chesnu Street orchestra, 10 which he gave
a reputation. We believe he is going to Europe on
an ARTIST mission