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DanrilIs. Pa., June, 1852.
On. WILLIAM A. GREGo. Dear Sir 10 Feb.
ruary 1861, WAS AFFLICTED With sugar Diabetes;
and Tor Ave months passed more than two gal.
Ions OF water In twenty .four hours. ! WAS
Obliged to get up - Omen a. ten ortwelvs times
during the night, and In Ave months lost about
any pounds In weight. During the month Of
July, 1851, procured two bottles OF Constitu.
lion Water, and In two days after using i ex.
perenoed relief and after taking two bottles
was entirely cured, SOON amer regaining my
usual good health. n,-
Yours, truly, ]. V. l. DE- WITT.
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WIN. N. VAN BENscHorEN.

WethertislS, Conn. March, 3, 1853.
On. ". II. GIEoo. Dear Sir: Having sen
your Advertisement OF "Constitatlop water"
Recommended for iuhsmstion Of the kdneysi
and irritation Of the Bladder. -hs,ing sS1sTsa J,
for The pest three years, and tried the ssii OF
4 number OF physieians, with only Temporary
rslisf-I wss indeed TO Try your nso,e'hs
%rJCNsssss. Lee, Hsson 4 Co.-end vhsa
SsS nscd bsif Of Il, to my surprise found .
srsst chsnes IN ny health. I have used two
eottIss Of e, and su where never s1psctsd 70
h. IN my life-wsll, and 10 COED spirits. loan.
not express my gratitude Tor Il; feel that u
h sli and more than you recommend u 10 be.
May the blesslag OF Cod ever attend you In
your labors Of love. .H...r..f a'
D. Yours. truly q prorow
For sale BY al Drsegsst', P,'ss. 81
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Bosiou Corners, NJ Y, December, "a. 1901.
WIZ. II GRrao, & Co. Gents: ! freely give
you liberty to make use Of the following esrti6
cate of the value of the Constitution Water,
which I can recommend In the highest manner.
MY vile wss attacked with pain 10 the should.
err, whole length Of her back, and In her limbs,
With paIpitation Of he heart. and Irritation o.
tie bfaddsr. called physician. who attend
cd her about three months. when hs len her
wore than he had found her. I then employed
ono Of the best physicians ! could hpd. Who et.
tended her for about nine month ; and while
she WAS under his care she did not suder quite
% much palm. He finally gave her mp, and
said "ksr diseae rds fnesrabls. For" said he.
"sks kas ssek q eoabtHat,os Of eoapidtHfs
that msdieins given for one operotss aeain'f
soRs other of Ter di6ienIfiss. About this time
shs commenced the use Of Constitution water.
and, 70 our utter establishment, almost the hrst
dose sesmsd 10 have the desired eject and she
kept on Improving rapidly under II. treatment,
and nov superintends entirely her domestic a..
fsin. Che has not taken any OF the Coustitu.
ton Water for about four weeks. and W are
happy 70 ssy that II has produced permanent
cure.
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Ccrtain Cssre In al Gases,

Or No ChaEe MADE.
Thoss Who need the ssrvices of m sIpsrtspeed
physician OF surHson In oil d1healt sbd ehrva'o
diseases Of every name and natafs. should give
him Q call.
tsls called the Preach Secret. Order by nail. COR
81 and red stamp. vD
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ns very easy 70 say Of this, or any other med.
icIne, "it 70 the very bes. remedy known" IL 10
not always % easy 70 provsis II Il, however, q
Ss;:SSs. n.y :s nS. :. a:sler sss g q. public
that this 10 most wonderful and effective Specific
for Humors,. ~ stated above, be has abundant
proof at hand 70 sustain hs statement. 80. h..,
manufactured and sold, and every yssrhas ineress:
ed the value o. is Isputa Ton, and the amount o.
is sales. In New Hsmpshirs; whore 10 vas origi'
An eminent physieisn. (now an army surgeon)
when practicing In N. H., purchased between my
and sixty gallons Of IL during some seven or eight
ys.r', .sd used I in big prsst,cs II. has ,i nee
toned Other physicians have purchased u, and
The proprietor lived in New Hampshire, 81 0ofs-
s :Gun and IN N S.PncS..sr
lIumor Doctor was we'll known and highly valued
for the numerous and wonderful csres which " e.
fected. Though MANUFACTURED In large quanu;
ties, the supply was frequently exhausted, and
purchasers bad 70 walt for moro to DO made In
that region, some very severe csses OF sryHgsias
were treated with it-asd tAsy we're cured. cry;
.n q s%a: sS:: vs msa
lcInos was faithfully used. 30 II vas With Serejs.
d and Salt RAsum The Humor Doctor cured
them.
his present residence, he has been regularly sell.
500, and has been very suceessul in relieving and
curing them. One case Of Erysipclas-of an old
man ~ years-is worth mentioning In particular.
When he came 10 the Doctors ofnce he could only
wear pair OF old rubber. overshoes, bis feet and
ankles were 20 swollen and sore. When he pulled
or his socks the scabs came with them, and the
raw, bleeding feet were friEhtful 70 behold. Suf.
zoe u TO say, that less than dosen bottle: OF
the lIumor Doctor (and In few weeks) healed up
those feet and ankles, 90 that they were smooth
and apparently sound. The man wore boots with
out incon venisncs. Numerous cases OF 1impies IN
fks Gses have been treated with this medicine. 10
the entire eradication OF thcm. In Merose alone,
there are more than hundred persons who have
used the Humor Doctor, and give IL an excellent
and approved.
For the sake Of showing what 10 thought Of II,
few testimonials arc here inssrtedi
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MINERAL BATHS ~ ks0ey-A few
baths prepared with Strumatic Salts, will e6ectu:
ally cure Dyspepsia, Rhsumatism, Sorofala and
Eruptions on The fAcs. Bold by Druggists gensr.
ally sOplyt5
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MILTON GALE, ESQ, Bsstsn.
4. c. WALLACE. ESQ, MsssAs,~, N. n.

Or. J. W. Poland,-Desr SIR
very chesrfally give my testimony In hyor OF
your Humor Doctor, ~ IN excellent remedy Tor
humors. Ny numerous soquaintaness in Man
chester know how severely vas amietsd with
health Il at present Your Humor Doctor ssrsf
ne. Please refer 10 me for particulars In my
's'' A. O. WALLACE.
Manchester, N. H., June II, 1855. e.
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Impurtant 10 Stock Breeders,

mHE pur, bred Ayrshire Bull sMssks viii 10
Il kent the coming season Of the farm OF b. r.
Hamilton, on the Hollis road, for the improve
msnt OF stock. -,--
cir. o:".S. SsSa Imported SS nom
N. Dane, Jr., or Kennshunk. Second sire Jacob
Parker, bred by John Parker, Neither Broonsiands,
Scotland. Dam Pink, bred By Alex. Oswald, near
tGsotSa dam, Nelly uss) br.d BY N. Dane. Jr..
and recently sold by 8. p. Mckinney, Esq.. 70 2
gentleman IN Penn. for $500. I'd dam, Mary. 1880
owned by N. Daue, Jr. ID dam, Mary, bred by
J. u Rsfgon, Dsisnarisn Castle, Aysfshire, ana
imported in fsis. hBiood will tell" u
Terms, g. Oh, In advance. 3mi5
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stonsham, Mas, July 5, ia6e.
MRS, PORTER, Dsvsr, N, n.

MRS. PORTEk, DsvsF, ", ne
"a, Dovss, N. H., July "a, 1855.
DR.. Poland IL received your letter inquirlng g
10 ne effects OF your medicine On 50 siokpess !
IN happy 70 say that think u ." ths medicine"
for thai drssdful Sickness. j tried various pre-
sch md cleared the hssd like Tie Huasr Dsefsr.
/ fSiS = though eosld hardly walt 70 get ashore
70 entrsat you 70 introduce into ship ehandlsry
upou Inc Mighty deep nom sec dizziness. II cap
Nm Who take thslr hnilles With them. or carry
passsnesfs, should thy 70 foy once, they vosid
AVE used ID In ny kmily sipes ~ infrodso-
lion 70 he pablo, f6r bIlioas habits, hssdsshe,
and huness sbest ny ehildfsu, and have AWAY
/ an not iond OF having ny name appear IN
public, and would not conssnt 20 u % sny -
count bSt 70 relieve the su6sringi bat. the ,o,s
eo:ng Will BE- Of any ssrvtes 70 yoa OF sae Peoh''
you osn make ~ Of It. ~
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DIABETES.
Sions IN he Bladder, Calesls'. Crawl,
Brick Dsa Deposis. Mucous or Milky
DISCHARGES offer Urinatiss
Irritation Of tie Meek Of tie Bladder. Info
NATION Of tie Kidaey,, Catarrh " tie
Bladder.
Sirsnsury and Burning, or PaiVal Ur'"af
SAC
For these diseases Il 10 truly . sovereign rem
edy, and too much cannot be said In its praise.
A single dose has been known 70 relieve the
most urgent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain
In the small Of the back, and through the hips
A tesspoonful day OF the Constitution Wafer
will relieve you like magic.
PHYSICIANS
have long since given up the uss Of buehu, ca.
bsbs, and juniper In the treatment Of these d.
seases, and only use them for the Wsntof . bet.
ter remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved itssif equal to the task that has Dc.
yolvsd upon It.
DlURETICS
irritsts and drsnoh the kidneys. and BY constant
use soon lead 10 chronic degeneration and con-
hrmed disease.
We present the Constitution water TO the
public, with the conviction that II has no equal
In relieving the class Of diseased for which II
has been found % sminsntly successful for cur:
ing and We trust that We shall Be reWarded
for our efforts in placing % valuable remedy
In form to meet the requirements OF patient
and physician.
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DIR. s. 8. FlrCHS
"FAMILY PHYSICIAN,"

ssvsaty.six pages, prios Q, cents. Ssst 70 any
eeived, read, and fully approved. II b . perfect
guide 10 the sick or indispoeed.
Address, DR. q. g. FITCH. Is fremont street.
Boston. sri. 80. lv
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his tho As,es. And sometimes, when a
little suai comes squcakiug close to my ear,
can hear his wings making noise away
up higher III IN tho ii,tlo hungry musquiio.
Some Of You have p iano or melodcon
in your house. Go to Il and sound the
letter c, in tho middle Of tho key board.
To make that sound. the piano-string Vi
bra,es 26i times in . second. The {
above that. on my inclodeon, sounds like
big musqui,o, to me, and that tone comes
from SO vibrations. Go to tho next G, and
the sound IS just like tiny gnat right in
my ear; and 20 ! know that The snat
makes i.Oi< fu,,crs with is wings every
second, and my ear hears thcm. lf he gets
CT and tisod, OF lazy, my ear knows L. 10.
cause he don't sing 30 high then. And ], 10
very easy to tell the difference between q lazy
sns,, moving his wings $50 times . second,
and brisk. hungry listle fellow. fu,,erias
q thousand times = second. BY my cor. .
can hear . very, very small part Of SEC
ond.
Aud hero I am back sssis to where !
began. about seconds. Ny watch meas
nses Iess than fifteen husdrsdih paN Of .
second. Ny eye can 80 . spiier line Ices
than thoasand,h Of IN inch brua.i.
Ny noss can smell the sss-milliss,h pass
OF grain Of musk. -.
Ny soC's esn saas The milliou,h par Of
sgrain Of ssryeh"iDs.
Ny hnssn esa Gel smaller things than !
con -.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Cleanse the Blood.

win sorrupS disordsrsd - yinaisd
B,ooi, yoa ere sick all over. u nAy
bsrss QUA In rmp,cs, a. eores, - In soos
setive disease. a. u may nereiy ksrp 700
lisiiosa, deprrssrd and rod 81 nothlng.
But 700 cannot have god health vhlle
your h}nod Il impure. AYrnh SAnaAPA.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


EDITORS OF STATEsMAN:-Please announce to
my friends and the public that a candidate for
reelection to the office of Justice of the Peace at
the ensuing election.
jy23-dtd WV. l.. HEYL.
SENATOR. =
EDITOR OHIO STATEsMAN-You will announce
that the name of Hon. r. HUTCHINSON will be
presented for nomination suitable candidate for
State Senator for Franklin and Pickaway, before
the District Convention hereafter to be called, sub
ect to its decision. Mr.. H. having served two ses-
sions as member of the House, unites the legisa-
tive experience with recognized ability to make a
useful legislator and an efficient advocate of the
principles of the Democratic party.
A. T. WALLING, present Senator from this
District will. in accordance with the customs and
usages of the Democratic party, be candidate for
nomination for second term, subject to the decs-
ion of the Democratic District Senatorial Conven-
tion.
Col. AUGUSTUS L.. PERRILL, whose great
legislative experience and efficiency indicate him
as proper man for the position, has consented to
be candidate for Senator in the District composed
of the counties of Franklin and Pickaway, and his
friends will present his name to the Democratic
Senatorial Convention hereafter to be called, and
abide its decision.
EDITOR OHIO STATEsMAN-Please announce the
name of Adm e. HIBBS, Esq, as candidate to
represent the counties Of Franklin and Picbaway
in the State Senate, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Senatorial Convention.
MIR. HIBBS has been q faithful representative of
the people in the House of Representatives, and
many friends desire his nomination for the Senate.
FRANKLIN.
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Cincinnati HInrket-JuIy es.

FL0UR-DulI and prices dropping: not much de-
naud: family IS 75 e10 %: fancy SO T59ll so. 7r
WHEATON,; No r,d %; white 81 "a 20.
fCORN-Demand at s5c for No mixed in bulk.
and S5c for sacked. The offerings are light. 10
OArS-Dul,; old at $50 in bulk. ~
RiE-Unsettled, and prices nominal at 81 259
20.
CoTToN-Firm; 2s d a7c for middling, bat moth
ing beyond local demand at these rates. p
WHlSAY-Firm at 3nc in bond;
P0kk--Mess in demand at S24, but none offered
below S24 so. -,
BULK MEATS--Firnly held, but quiet at ll1l9
1879 for shoulders amp sides.
BACON--U Unchanged; shoulder l25zc. and sides
4kc.
HAMS-2l@22c for sugar cured. and 19c for corn
ed, including gs. 7 NJ - .--I
LARD-Held firmly at lsc, with some demand at
BUTTER-Firm and scarce at 10000 for Central
Ohio, and 22023c for Western Reserve.
EGGS-16c. IrH I-HrI-
CHEESE Dull at n1s@l2Mc for Western Re-
serve.
sEEDs-Flax ats2 Clover at so. and Timothy
at So. D. ~
|. OIL--Linseed 81 80. (..l.. ~ ..r
COFFEE E-22927c.
SUGAR-l29l5, for raw. and 17X@1sc for re-
fined.
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OpinIon of the London Times.
The Hungarinn national Guards.
BY STEAMER,
Arrival of the CITY of Boston

Arrival of the City of Boston,
NEW YORK, July 29.-The steamer City
of Boston brings European dates to the
18th.
The steamer England, which was to sail
simultaneously with the City of Boston,
sustained damages in storm, which de-
tanned her.
There was much rioting and some blood
shed at st. Helen's, Lancashire, on the 10th,
on the occasion of the Orange demonstra-
ton. For time there was a complete
reign of terror.
The twenty-three batteries suppressed in
November, 1865, by decree of the Emperor
Napoleon, have been re-established.
Napoleon has sent M. Rouher the Grand
Cross of the Legion of Honor, set in dia-
monds, accompanied by note in,which he
expresses the hope that his attention on his
part will cause NJ. Ravher to forget the un-
just attacks made upon him for his services
TO his country. ,rrg -t
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FILED YEsTERDAY.-The following GER
tificates of Incorporation were filed in the
Secretary of States Office yesterday:
Of the Toledo and Columbus Railroad
Company. Capital stock $500,0O0, to be in
creased as circumstances may require.
Chas. A. King, Chas. Kent, Matthew Shoe
maker, Jno. r. Osborn, A. D. Pelton, M
A. Scott, h. .Walbridge, R. c. Daniels,
Jas. c. Hall, of Toledo, w. Dennison, JAS
NJ. Westwater, w. B. Brooks, w. A. Platt,
Theo. Comstock, Sam Galloway and D. W
Fl. Day, of Columbus, are the corporators
OF the Toledo, Kenton and Columbus
Railroad Company. Capital stock $780,
000 to be increased as circumstances may
require. Corporators same as above.
OF the Toledo, Tiffin and Columbus Rail-
road Company. Capital stock $500OOO, to
be increased as circumstances may require
Same corporators.
Of the Toledo and Columbus Railway
Company. Capital stock S5O0,O00. Same
corporators.
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3 FR0Ml NEW YORK.
Late news from Havana

Late news 1FO" kAdVanas
New York. July 29.-The Herald's Ha-
vana special, 26th, says: The Spanish mail
steamer, Ciuidad Condal, hence to Sissal,
with % passengers and 81 crew, was lost
on the 18th. Only three passengers, ten
marines and the boatswain have been heard
OF so far.
Santa Anna continues prisoner.
All tranquil throughout the country.
Yellow fever is still prevailing in Ha-
vana.
There were 12O deaths in June, out of 75O
cases.
In Porto Rico confidence is rather shaken.
Finance and trade are paralyzed and three
hundred establishments are closed, owing
to the inability to support the new taxa
ton.
The Government of Venezuela has ex-
posed the revolutionary plan instigated by
General Mosquera, pretending to restore
the Columbian Contederacy. Fifty thou
sand men were expected to arrive in Vene-
zuelan territory. Cargoes of arms were
| being introduced. ..-r -...r ..-.f ..
The Havana Telegraph Cable.
The Herald's Key West special says
The Havana telegraph cable will be COM
pleted about the fourth of August. -.
The Cholera in Memphis.
The Herald's louisville special says;
The mortality from cholera in Memphis is
fifty per day.
| - legendary Tires.
The Hcrald's Concord, N. H.. special says
Half dozen incendiary fires have occurred
within the past few days. The loss is up
wards of one hundred thousand dollars.
| Bishop TImon's Successor.
The Herald's Buffalo special says: Let
ters from Rome state that Bishop Rose
Grams, of Cincinnati, is to be the successor
of the late Bishop Timon.
General Grant and the Presidency.
The Herald's special says: Gen. Grant
recently remarked that If nominated tor the
Presidency it must be without exacting
pledges. 80 .-f
Prof. Charles Anthon, of Columbia Col
lege, died to-day, aged 70.
| Fight.
| A fight occurred among the excursion
party which went up the Hudson yester-
day in the steamer fillmore and two barges
One man. was pushed overheard and
drowned, two others were stabbed, and a
large number injured. The fight lasted
nearly all the time the party was absent,
most of whom. including number of fe-
males, were innocent spectators of the
| brutal scene.
The Bennett Libel Suit.
| In the Supreme Court Judge Leonard
overruled the motion of the counsel OF
Cumming, who sues Jas. Gordon Bennett
for alleged libel. The plaintiff had asked
that the defendants answer be made more
definite. The court declared it definite
enough. This is probably fatal to the case
| Attempt at Bank Robbery.
| An unsuccessful attempt was made to rob
the Citizens Bank on Saturday night.
| Immigration.
Arrivals-Immigrati to-day, 2635.
| The Unadilla Bank. aS
| It is stated that the liabilities ofthe Una
dilla bank will not be less than quarter
of million. 1t is feared the depositors
will not receive ten cents on the dollar. A
Receiver from Washington has been ap-
piled for and will probably arrive in a few
days. Great distress prevails about Una
dilla. One woman, widow, became
crazed by her loss. Another attempted
| suicide.