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20 the most delicate constitution.
tions Tor using, In English. French, Spanish and
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Price One Dollar per boz, or six boxes Tor rive
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Sold by ell Druggists throughout the world OF
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Dr. WAY OF NEW ORLEASs.-An old
gentleman living in the interior Of Missis-
sippi, some years ago sent his son to New
Orleans to accept a mercantile situation Of
fercd him. lie was youth Of high moral
character. and his father took grrat pains
to acquaint him with the fact that vice in
its most attractive garb would surround
him constantly. 1But," said he, ''remem
Der, my son, that your religion will carry
you safely. Only resist the temptation to
do wrong, and you will not fail to reach
heaven ut last and the man who goes to
heaven by tho way Of New Orleans de-
serves the highest reward Of the rightc-
nus ~
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SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues 10 devote his
entire time to the treatment Of all diseases Incl
dent to the female system. An experience TWEEN.
ty.three years enables him TO guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the worst eases OF SsrP''
ron and oil other Menstrual Dsrangsmsnt', from
whatever cause. All letters for advice must con.
tain 81. Office, No. Endicott street, Boston.
N. B.-Doard furnished to those who wish to 70.
main under treatment.
Boston, June. 30, 1866. ly3o
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Errors Of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years nom Nerv
ous ,bility Premature Decay, and all the effects OF
youthful iniiscrctou, will for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free TO all who need II the recipe
!. hich no Vas cured. Sufferers wishing 10 profit by
the sdyertsers experience, can do 81 by addressing
Wv JOHN ~. OGDEN,
txio No. ID Ckambtrs street., Mes rerk.
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In Dysmenorrhaa. or Painful .Mensfrudfion
and Msnorrhagia, or Profuse Foring.

In Dysmenorrhaa, or Painful Menstrudfion
and Msnorrhagta, or Profur Floring.
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion OF
tho menstrual Cuid-in one case being to little,
and accompanied by severe pain, and the other
too profuse secretion, which will be speedily
cured by the Constitution Water.
The disease known rs the FALLING OF THE
WOMB, which 10 the result Of relaxation Of the
lgaments Of that organ, and Is known by .
sense OF heavines and dragging pains In the
back and sides. and at times accompanied by
sharp, lancinating or shooting rains through
the parts, will in oil cases be removed BY the
medicine.
There Il another class Of symptoms, arising
from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, which
the physicians call Nervousness-which word
covers up much ignorance and In nine cases
out Of ten the doctor does not really know
whether tho symptoms are the disease or the d.
scase the symptoms. We osn only enumerate
them here Ispesk more particularly OF Cold
Feet, Palpstation OF the Heart, Impaired mem.
DRY, wakefulncss, Flashes Of Heat, Lsnguor,
Lassitude, and Dimness Of Vision.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
RI PRNlLRS IN DRLICLTB HEALTH,

DR. DOW. Physieisn and Surgeon, No. d 9 Ea-
deott street, Boston, 10 consulted daily iof all dis
utsri. or hllinE OF the Womb, FiuoF Albus, Sop.
preston. and other menstrual arrangements, Are
nov treated epon new pathological principles, and
Invariably certain 10 the new mods Of treatment,
that most obstinate complaints yield under t. and
the amctsd psrson soon rsoiess In perfect health.
d. DO. Pa no aosS % had .,':ss, IN
any other physician In Boston, ana has, anss
Isis, confined his whole attention 70 the cure Of
private diseases and Female Com plants.
N. B.-Ail letters must contain four red stsmps
or they will not b answered.
once honrs from 8 4. y. toSP.h.
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TO THE LADIES. 1hs ossebratsd DR. DIX per-
i tculariy invites eli Mir Who ned Q Medical Ssr
geai siviser 10 call OF HE rooms, No n Endoc t-st,
boston, Msss which they vii hnd snnsei oS their spse
Ial accommodation.
DR. DIX, having devoted over twenty yesn 70 hls rsr.
tieular bnpch u the treatment a. An disessss peculiar "
iemaIes 10 Do~ coocedci BY an Ccth In ths oounry and
In Eurvy that he eIos,s oil ether kBosn practitioners In
the safe speedy and s6sesuA treatment of all female con-
paints.
lis medicines are psvrared viii Tho erprrss psTvsss II
removing oil disease such debly westDess unnsts-
sI suppressons enlargement u tbs womb, aiso ell Dis
eharrcs uhich no~ from morbid state n The Aon.i. Tia
DO toS now fully prvpars 70 treat In HI pnsukas ayh.
hah medically ard sargoaly. an dseases a The fenas
ssI, AMI MY are respectfully invited V call Of
Ne. - EaSiestt street., BsstsW.
An letters requiring sdvps must cooiaia dolAs "
insure Answer.
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Indian vegetable Medicines,

Prepared BY science 10 suit each esse' VII, eiesns'
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BosroH. MAss. ams
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For Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
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Cougar. COtds, fDsurnfd, Ho"sthtNp
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TO employ for tho distressing and dangerous alec
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We can only assure the public, that lie quality
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ell that II has ever done.
Great numbers Of Clergymen, RI ysicians, Utntes
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DIR. 8. 8. FtTCH's
"FANILY' PHYSICIAN"

.sdr"ss' No ssssy rsas,rsd sntil The 6osi is 70.
cslvsd, rssd, ssd fslly approved. IL u . Psrsses
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Address, DR. .. 8. FITCH u Ifsnoas Ssrss~
Boston. yo
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Siroudsbury, Pa. January 20, 1865.
On. GREao. Dear Sir +, wish to inform you
that have been under the treatment OF some OF
our best physicians for nearly two years with
out receiving any benefit. had lost all conn.,
dence, and | INDUCED In but little hope OF .
cure from any source. My disease WAS Drop
sy, and my physicians told me that there was
no cure for me. I was tapped some nifty times,
and at the different operations about twelve
pounds Of water were removed.
I am happy to inform you that have been
completely restored to health by the use of Con.
stitution Water.
I make this statement, hoping Il may reach
those persons who may be similarly afflicted.
Respectfully. r,,,,w.y
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Cerfnf,s C,sre In all Cases.

Or No CharRe made.
physician or surgeon In ell difneult and chronic
diseases Of every name and nature. should give
him . call.
P.B. DR. Dow imports and has Tor salss nsv o..
ticis called the Preach Secret Order By mall Coz
81 and red stamp. Vs
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READ! READ!! READ!!!

Danpiiis. Pa, June, 1852.
On. WILLIAM A. GREaa. Dear Sir In Feb.
ruary 1851, was afflicted with sugar Diabetes;
and for Ave months passed more than two gal.
Ions OF water In tweuty-four hours. ! was
Obliged TO get up as often as ten ortwelve times
during the night, and In Ave months lost about
fifty pounds Ia weight. During the month oil
July, 1861, I procured two bottles OF Constitu.
ton Water, and In two days after using u l sI
perienced relief; and nfter taking two bottles
was entirely cured, soon ater regaining my
usual good health.
Yours, truly, Nv. L. DE WITT
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FANCY GOODS!

She has also good assortment Of Fancy Goods,
which abe 10 determined 10 sell as CHEAP A. rus
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"Aa 10 will cost you nothing" please call and eI.
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Hoping by strict integrity and fair dealing TO re-
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V- All orders by mail, stage, or express will
receive prompt and careful attention.
MRS. Il. A. JOHNSON.
AZ No Il Factory island.
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WIN. N. VAN BENsCHOrEN.

Wethsrfsld, Conn. March. 2, 1863
On. W. ii. 0REoG. Dear Dir; Having seen
your advertisement Of Constitution Water"
recommended for inflammation Of the Kidneys,
and irritation Of the Bladjer,-hsving suffered
for the past three years, and tried the still OF
. number Of physicians, with only temporary
relief,-I Was induced to try your med,c'ns. !
procured one bottle Of your agents. at Hart:
ford.-Meurs. Lee, Sisson 4 Co..-and when
had used half OF Il, to my surprise l found .
great change In my health. have used Two
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not express my gratitude for Il; tel thar
n All and more than you recommend u TO be.
May the blessing Of God ever attend you In
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DIABETES.
Stone IN the Bladder, Calculus, Crawl.
Brick Dust Dsposi.. Mucous or Milky
DISCHARGES offer Urinaiing.
Irritation Of the Meek Of the BLADDER, Injfa-
NATION Of the Kidneys, Catarrh Of the
Bladder.
Sirangury and Burning, or Painful Urinat-
inc.
For these diseases Il 10 truly o sovereign rem
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A single dose has been known to relieve the
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PHYSICIANS
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CONSTITUTION WATER
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DlURETICS
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We present the Constitution water to the
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10 relieving the class OF diseases for which u
l. Al. .f.vF
Ing and wc trust that We shall be rewarded
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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baths prepared with Strumatio salts, will efectu.
ally euro Dyspepsia. Rheumatism, Serofula and
Eruptions on the fAee. Sold by DrugKists gsnsr.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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DIR. JUAN DELAMARKES
-nv N Arrn SpErURIr pITISy

Hundreds and Thousands annually die prema-
turely when, II they would gre tho Great French
Remedy,
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Bosion Corner, W y, December a. 1851.
VIZ. II GREao, 4 Co. Gents: I freely give
you liberty to make use Of the following eertih
cate of tho value OF tho Constitution Water,
which can recommend In the bigheat manner
NY wife wss attacked with palm 10 the shou!d-
err, whole length OF her back, and In her limbs.
with pdlpitation of the heart, and Irritation OF
hs BLADDER. called ply stefan. who attend
ed her about three months, when he len her
worse than no had found her. then employed
one OF the best physicians I could hnd. Who .t.
tended her for about nine month and while
she was under bis care she did not suffer quite
90 much pain. He finally gave her up, and
said "hsr dissau rds ineurabis. For" said he,
",hs has such combination Of complaints
that medicine girsn for one operate dgainaf
come other of her di0Ieuiiiss. About thi. time
she commenced the use OF Constitution Water.
and, TO our utter Astonishment, almost the hrst
doss seemed to have the desired effect and she
kept on improving rapidly under its treatment,
and now superinteuds entirely her domestic AZ
fairs. She has not taken any OF the Constitu.
ton Water for about four weeks, and No are
happy to say that Il has produced permanent
cure.
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Are more frequently than Otherwise oansed by thick
sllmy mucous filling from The head. especially
during the night and resulting from Ca
tsrIh, and ars cured By
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid euro {

Colds. Irt!asnfa, Hoarssnsssr
Group, Bronchitis, Incipisnf Con
sumption, and for ths rshefofCon'
sumptips Patients ~ adrdnesd
stages Of hs disease.
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ELEGRAPHIC &c
Foreign and Domestic.
or impaired

New YORK, April 25.-The London
Standards Paris correspondent says there
is great talk of war there, and among
other things it is said the Camp of Chalons
is to be. formed Immediately, and that
400 900 men are to be concentrated there
The Strasburg papers say that Germany is
making great preparations for war, and
that Mayence is being made ready to
stand siege.
The North German Gazette says that
it is perhaps the greatest triumph of the
Emperor Napoleon's Government, that it
has brought the French nation to admit
that they can serve their own and the
general interests of civilization better by
giving the hand to an opponent, and, in
place of humilating him, joining with
him in endeavoring to promote the accom-
plishment of the great work Of progress.
The Herald's Washington CORES poudent
says that Surratt's trial is i'm probable, as q
deep impression is entertained by the Ad-
ministrations adherents of Mrs Surratt's
makes more apparent.
NORFOLK, April 24.-Wilson addressed
large audience in church to day, princi-
pally colored. He said his southern tour
was notin the interest of any organization,
and urged them to support the platform of
the Richmond Convention. He had no
doubt but that Virginia would be carried
by Republican majority.
Gov. Pierpont, and several other speak
ers followed. Great enthusiasm prevailed.
WASHINGTON, April 26.-George Peabody
received the Queens portrait direct, in
stead of through the British Minister.
Further Mexican advices say that Maxi
milan offers to surrender if granted liberty
to leave the country.
WARRINGTON, April 26.-The Odd Eel
lows celebration was brilliant affair
The Supreme Court room was crowded
to hear the injunction arguments
The President reviewed the procession
of Odd Fellows, which filed by uncovered
New YORK, April 26.-The accumulation
of capital continues; offerings only par
TALLY absorbed; call loans 4@6; discount
6H@7; exchange dull, but firm; bankers
bills lo9 I@lo9T; gold gradually declined ),
closing At 1855; Government II good de-
mand, closing at the highest point Of
the day.
BERNE, SWITZERLAND, April 25.-Swit-
zerland will post an army of observation
on the French frontier.
PARIS, April 26.-Leading editorials of
official character say France does not de-
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REGISTRATION OF VOTERS. -
Messrs. G.. M Hustled, S. Wrotnoski

REGISTRATION OF VOTERS. -
Messrs. G.. M Hustled, S. Wrotnoski
and Fl. V. BabiD, comprising the
Board of Registers for this parish
will open their Office at the Court
House and be ready for work to-
morrow morning. These gentlemen
are no strangers to our community,
and the duties confded to them will,
we have no doubt. be faithfully, i'm
partially and bonorably discharged
by them. Capt. Hustled, the chair
man of the Board, although not
among our oldest and best known
citizens, is nevertheless sufficiently
well and favorably known.to ensure
the general appreciation Of all parties
and to warrant the belief that his
appointment will prove good and
satisfactory one. Mr.. Babin is one
of our oldest citizens, universally
known and esteemed for his excel
lent qualities of head and heart, and
his peculiar fitness for the discharge
of high and important public trusts
has been fully demonstrated in his
past official career as Sheriff Of this
Parish.
Col. Wrotnowski, was formerly
and for several years, citizen of
this place. As Secretary Of State
under Gov. Hahn, he won by his
urbauity and kindly disposition to-
ward all having business or personal
relations with him, that influence
and popularity which, as we have
seen, have been the means Of Sc.
curing him his present appointment.
Take it altogether, the Board is
ably constituted and will doubtless
prove itself equal to the responsible
ties devolving upon it. To facili-
tate it in encompassing the object of
its appointment under the Military
Law, it behooves all good people Of
whatever race, condition or color to
Weld due obedience to the Law and
in no wise to thwart or hinder its
operations or that of the Board in
free, just and impartial discharge Of
its duties.
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BURIED ALIvE.-A horrible case
of burying alive is reported to have
occurred in jacksonville, Illinois.
A beautiful young lady of seventeen,
engaged to be married, was found in
her bed one morning to all appear
ances dead. Several physicians ex-
amined the body and pronounced her
3d. She had taken chloroform for
her teeth, and there seemed no posi-
bic doubt that the dose had been a
fatal one She was buried. A few
days since her relatives, being about
to remove to another State, desired
to take the remains with them.
They opened the coffin, and were
horror-stricken to find the corpse
turned over, both hands full of hair
aud the clothing torn to shreds.
Chloroform had placed her in deep
trance, from which she awoke to find
herself in her coffin and her grave.