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New GOODS.

WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
4 Georgetown and vicinity, that be found upon
the site of my former location, with Stock of Goods,
consisting in part of Books Stationery, Paper Hangngs
Pocket and Sheath Knives Razors, Combs, Brushes,
Backing and general variety of articles, both needfu
and useful, but too numerous to mention.
All the California Atlantic and European Papers, and
Periodicals, be found upon the ter at all times
Call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
JESSE A. CUNNINGHAM.
Georgetown, July %, 1856. S5
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Good Investment.

FuNlE valuable property known as the White Oak Plank
IL Road, is offered for sale reasonable terms Per-
sons who wish to make examination to the character
OF stock with view To purchase, do so BY calling
the undersigned, at his office in Cooma
A. A. VAN GUELDER,
Coloms, April 10th, 1856. 20tf Attorney at Law.
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@surgetoun Sausrtissments.

j. A. Cunningham,
AT THE Book STORE AND LITERARY DEPor, MAIN SrHrrr,
GEORGETOWN. Agent for the San Francisco
and Sacramento papers. All kinds
of Books and Stationery
constantly on hand.
AGENT FOR THE EXPIRE COUNTY ARGUS"
Subscriptions. Advertisements and Job Work win
be promptly attended TO- at printing office
prices. Job work delivered the
day after it is ordered. 70
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THE ELECTRO-CHEM BATHS
Or DT- Bourne,
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6tr\SE "t tmli'r 'r,ni... ".tnty ~ ~.
- IN DISTRICT Court TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Il COUNTY AND STATE.
In The matter of the Petition Of MATTHIAS LAIR, an
1nsoven Deb or
Pursuant 10 an o. der of The Hon J. NJ Howell Judge
of the said District Court notice hereby all The
Creditors of the s, nsovent NJ, has ihr to be and
appear before the Hon. D. NJ. Howell aforesaid, in open
Court, the Court in Colomi the 18th day of
November A. d. S5i at O'Clock Z. NJ, If that day, then
and there show cause any they can, why the PRAYER
of said [nsolven should not be granted and assign
of his be made and he be discharged from his
debts and liabilities, in pursuance of the statute in such
case made and provided.
Witness my hand and the Seal of said Court
! - affixed at office, in Coorna, this the 9th day of
[ A"' I August, A. ID. 1886. ..--
ID. C. MCKINNEY. Clerk.
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GENERALLY,
as we'll as to the Northern coast # California,
and to Oregon.
We will also regular Express for freight small
parcels and letters to and from the Atlantic States by
every steamer
The parties who have organized this Company we'll
known in the community old and experienced Express
and hope it will be acknowledged generally under
stand their business thoroughly Thee think they not
saying too much when they attribute much of the
of the late firm of Adams Co in the Express business to
their exertions and personal energies
In conclusion thev would solicit fair share of the avors
of the public pedgng themselves to their best
deavo such business may be entrusted to
them in n prompt and business-like manner.
Collections of all kinds will be promptly attended to on
any of the points mentioned above.
R c. MOVES, President.
2Otf R. f. DAVIS, Agent Colona.
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Sum mons.

STtTE OF CALIFORNIA, County of FL Dorado
- In DISTRICT Counr OF THE lrH JUDICIAL DISTRICT:
FRANCIS McQUAID, Plaintiff,
WILLIAM NJ. PALMER and
MICHAEL DUFFEY, Deffs.
Action brought in the District Court of the lh Judicial
District, and The complaint filed in the county of Ell
Doladu in The Office of the Clerk of said District Court,
iii and for said county and Stale
Tile People Of the Stote Of CI.tornia send Greeting:
To WIN. NJ PALMER and MICHAEL DUFFY:
Yon are hereby required TO appear in action brought
against you by the above named plaintiff in the District
Court of the llh Judicial District in and for the county
of Ri Dorado and 10 answer the complaint filed therein,
Ga copy of which accompanies this SunmonS.) within ten
days, exclusive of the day Of servce after the
you OF this SumonSit served within this county; If
served out of his county, but within this Judicial District
within twenty days or if served of said District then
within forty dIys-or Judgment by default will be taken
against you.
The action is brought to the sum of Two Hun
dred and Fifty dollars, with interest on said sum the
judgment-sad sum being due certain promissory
answer he said pair above required The said plain
tereSt and cost according The PRAYER of said complaint
Given uuder my hand with the seal Of said
! s Conrt ali ed at Office in Colo ia, this 9th day OF
I % October, in The year Of Lord one otlsund
eight hundred and hf,v-six
d. &. MCKINNEY Clerk
By THUS. WREN, Deputy
a.
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Dr. BOURNE. Water Cure Physician.


h "a o % gds 10 nd Is in erucum Oh hrorcs of suffer and
s. EID greme generally
ever is n >Tysemf frrsti t
li A Rh i lL Dyspepsia veand ndAgue luuFe Nervous
n he is o
PARTICULAR NOTICE
Digger Egr Steam the OF
I NJ hi 81 in ri wi c those whom
o II a Use an
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Goods sh ped San Francisco will be received at Sac
ramenio, freight paid same aud forwarded directed
without delay. Con>gn requested 10 advise their
shippers send shipping receipts b. Tallnan and to
mark their Goods formerly, adding thereto: Care of
(in II dian ond). b. TALLMAN.
REFERENCrs.-F Graham, J. A. Cunningham, George
town. Alex. Hunter l.. d A. Seligman, Placerville L.
Weller Robert Bell, Coloma; w. =. Scott, Diamond
Springs L. J. Orgon, FL Dorado City. sen27-44tf
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ANNUAL BALL.

A j. BAYLEY, will give his SIXTH ANNUAL BALL at
M the OAK VALLEY HOUSE. the Greenwood
and Sacramento road Thursday ng, October l6h
1896. sep2O-43td
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miscellaneous.
I. O. of o. F.
Dissolution.

'UNHE firm of WARREN g. CO, is this dav dissolved by
4 mutual consent, B. F. Vaughn and Joseph Olmsted
having sold their entire interests in the Clipper and Travis
Creek Saw Mills and their effects, to Moses Warren, who
will settle all demands against the above firm also collect
all debts due the firm Mr. W. will continue the Lumber
business heretofore carried on 10y Warren & Co.
MOSES WARREN.
BENJAMIN VAUGHN,
JOSEPH OLMSTED.
Clipper Saw MILL Georgetown, Sept 29 1856 46-3
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STtTE OF CALIFosNIA, County of FL DORADO o.
~ In The DISTRICT CouRT lTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
FRANCIS MCQUAID. Plaintiff
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JAMES C. TURRENTINE. Sec.

GRoss CoRRrPTIoS RxPosED The Hon.
Mr.. Ball, of Ohio, a worthy member Of the
American party, addressed the House yes
ier,lay in a speech IL extraordinary power.
in relation 70 the enormous expenditures on
the extension IL the Capitol, the Treasury
Building, aud the General Post Office. The
rules were suspended BY large majority
I3i Questionable Mr.. l,all. WHO'S chsirmsn
Of the Committee on Public Buildings, 10 Of
fer resolution calling on the President Tor
information as 10 Tie expenditures on the
Capitol Extension and the amount required
for its completion.
Mr.. Ball spike for an hour on the subject
OF the enormous expenditures on the pub
Tic buildings nov in progress in this city,
aud the gross fayoritism displayed in the
award of contracts. IN many instances con-
tracts have been awarded TO the highest in
stead Of The lowest bidder, and other frauds
committed Of character to excite the gene.
raj Indignation Of The whole people.
Mr.. Balls remarks commanded tie closet
attention Of the House, aud he was even en-
oouraged to proceed by those unwa,ering
Democrats, John Lctehcr aud Thomas D..
Florence. American 0rgaa
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UNIVERSITY STATION
Sale of 20 Lots.

PURSUANT 10 decree Of the Court Of Equity for
Orange county, made al March term, 1856, on the
petition of Calvin @. Srayhom and others, shall, on
Saturday the IN day Of June next upon the premises,
offer for sale Twenty Lots, containing one half acre
each. The situation is very good one, lying immedi-
atey stones Creek, and the Railroad Company hay-
ing established permanent depot there, oil the trade
for Chapel Hill and that part Of Orange will be conduc-
ted through the University Station.
Town will be built there, and fine opportunity is
now offered Il secure lot.
Nine months credit will be given, the purchaser CIV
ing bond and approved security and the title will he
served until the purchase money Is pad.
plat may be at the Office Of the Clerk and
Master. or at The residence Of Calvin G. Strayhorn,
near the Station
THOMAS WEBB, Q. & ME-.
May 10. 3s--
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DRAM G Il HOT Ell

sEHE subscribers having purchased the above Hotel
= OF x. Nichols Esq, are now repairing and reiu.
nsning it, and will speedily have completed in such
manner as they hope will give satisfaction to ALL even
the most fasiidous. They intend il for First Glass
House. lis situation being King Street, the pnci.
pal thorouehfae to and om the depot of the n Caro-.
lima Railroad, and also The handsomest street in The
town, inducements offered visitors and sooufnes
which cannot be found elsewhere in The place.
Their Rooms, Table, and Stables, will accommodate
both man on, horse with the most comfortable homes.
They will keep no bar.
Families, and persons wishing 10 spend the summer
in this delightful country, will find rooms especially
adapted 10 their convenience.
They hope 10 receive, what they are determined 10
merit, liberal share Of patronage
II. 9. sTROWD s. co.
May 10. 3s-
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IIeImboId's ccnulne Preparations.
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu

- CERTAIN, SAFE, AND EFFEcrUAL nEMEpY
Tor Diseases of The Builder, Kidneys Goapei, Dvopsu
Weaknesses Secret Diseases Distractions Female COM
pfainfs and ali other Diseases Of The Sexual Organs
whether in Male or Female from whatever cause they
may have originated, no matter Of how long standing.
This popular and specific remedy is now offered 10 The
afflicted and to cure al the above complaints
searches out the very roots Of the diseases driving out
all The diseased fluids Of The body, thus removing the
cause and rendering the cure CERTAIN and PERMA-
NEWT. This medicine allays pain and inflammation,
which other remedies invariably cause and can be taken
with less trouble and expense 10 patients This infa
bic remedy has saved thousands upon thousands from
the hands Of Merciess QUACKS IL not from premature
graves In Of infection, the Compound Buchu is
the only article worthy Of the least confidence Of the az
fcied in performing SAFE CURES. II contains no
narcotic, mercury other injurious drug but il pure.
" VEoErABLE COMPOSITION. II is very agreeable to
The taste, creates no pecepe odor and may he taken
by persons Of either sex Without hinderance IRON hush
ness or medical advice, plain directions for use
company the medicine Reader, il you have any Of the
above complaiuts, do not neglect them, DELAYS are
DANGEROUS. With this medicine you can cure
yourself, and thus prevent all exposure.
TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL.
This medicine speedily and ciectually cures the most
vuent form Of diseases and eradcaes every par
tice Of infectious matter from The system, restoring The
patient 10 perfect state Of Health and Purity And as
medicine which must benefit every body from the SIM
ply delicate to the confined and despaiIing invalid, no
equal is 10 be found il acting both as CURE and PRE-
VESTiVE Of any Of the above ailments.
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SOUTH LOWELL
Male Academy and Medical School.

oOCl II law ELL AZ
Male Academy and Medical School.
ORANGE COUNTY,, Ne C.
Rev. Jesse r. BAGBY, A. B., Principal.
Mr. JAMES II. SPEED, A. b., Associate.
Mr.. A. q. BAGBY, Assistant
Mr. EDWARD M. SCOTT, M. d., Principal Of
the Medical School.
TIME Fall Session Of the Male Academy will COM
Il mcnce on the 10th day Of July. The corps Of
Instructors has been increased. The character of The
School is so well known that extended comment is
deemed unnecessary. Suffice to remark that lis To-
caity compares voraby with any in the State both in
regard 10 health and morals
Both Trustees and Teachers feeli their duty 10 ncul-
cate sound morality and correct general views Of rel-
gon, set the time they will take especial care
that nothing is taught that is at all sectarian While
the Teachers propose going the same ground usual
IN first class Academies they deem il Of much more inn
portance that their instruction should he thorough than
erieasire. Every effort win be made to induce fond
ness for study, and to cheek vicious propensities.
TERMS.-Tui,ion III English Department, sig: so,
and in the Classical. SIS 90 per session. A contin-
gent fee of is required Of each student Good board
be obtained convenient TO the Academy, for S7 so
per month. The Associate Principal Of our school is
native Of North Carolina, and graduate Of Hampden
Sydney College, Va. The Principal is patiye Of Vir-
ginia. and graduate Of Randolph Macon College His
hrother the Assistant, highly recommended, from
the Junior Class OF Randolph Macon College,
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y NJ u Z
delivered up; giving the people only Eve min
uies 10 aecede 10 the demand and ilfea!eni g.
lin case Of refusal. 10 storm The town. One
field piece was Immediately surrendered Up, but
|iie people refused 10 give Up their arms. In
Ia half hour Sheriff Jones returned with Two
|pcees 81 artillery and an overwhelming force
and commenced The work II destruction nv can
nonadng The Free State Hotel and the office Of
The Herald Of Freedom. The former was bntn,
and The types and presses Of the latter were de-.
sir0yed.
The rribune's informanis left tina. evening,
and when fifteen miles from Lawrence saw
great light and volumes Of smoke IN The dircc-,
ton Of The place. They have no doub. that The
town is destroyed.
Another messenger who LEFT Leavenwor,h Just
before The departure Of The boat, says several
men had been killed by sheriff Jones' patty.
Il was also feared that ten. Pomeroy had been
lung by'the mob.
Gov. Robinson i still al I.ecompic in The
hands of The authorities.
Ex-Governor Reeder. who is supposed 10 be
Iin place Of safety. is daily expected al Chi.
cago via Nebraska and Iowa.
The mob threatened 10 hang Gov. Robinson,
Mr.. Brown and MI. Diclsler The Free Stale
men are gathering Al Topeka, and will make a
stand Al Thai ponl.
Mr.. Aichsnn is somewhere in the territory.
The Unite States troops are anxious 10 pro-
ecl The setlers, but are no. allowed 10 leave
their quarters.
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FROM KANSAS.

Chicago, May 20.
The Tribune publishes an extra based upon
intelligence brought BY three men direct from
I.swfenre, stating that company Of four hun.
dtsd mounlrd Missaurians made ihsir appeal.
anse 81 Lswrnce on Wednesday. bearing ban.
ners and various devices. but no, lie stars and
stripes.
Daring The morning The Lawrence committee
NJ safety sent a noe 10 The United States Mar
.bsl who headed the force, assuring him that
they would mske no resistance 10 any process he
might wish u serve; and breaing iar The pioiec.
lion u their lives and properly. The marshal
made no answer, bot ~ | l O'Clock. ,he deputy
Marshal. with posse Of ten men. made his sp.
peafance IN The city, and summonirr four cili.
gems 10 assist him. arrested q. W. DieisIef and
q. w. Smith, carrying them a. without moles.
istinn. sr'
sheriff james subsequently made bic aprear.
ants with rrh'esn men, Ne attempted No arrests,
bu. deminded ~ public AID private arms to b
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RICHARD B. SAUNDERS,
(succEssoR TO ,. s. LEwIs,)
Druggist and Ap0thecary,
CHAPEL HILL, N. G.

CHAPEL HILL, N. Q.
AN now opening for my spring sales, fresh assort-
mcnt Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass,
&c.
Having bought the entire stock of Drugs, &C., Of
Messfs. J. I. Watson & Co., 1.-THE whole of which was
purchased in Philadelphia last fall, and having added
them 10 my present stock, prepared 10 offer TO
cash, o. prompt six months (uness otherwise stately
purchasers bargains in all descriptions Of goods usually
kept in Drug Store
Having the assistance Of Mr. w. II. Crowell (of Phi
'adephia,) and Mr. A. S. Lee, Physicians and others
may rely on having their orders carefully put up OF all
hours Physicians and others in want, will find large
stock, all OF which warrant 10 be Of the best quality.
The following list comprises in part, few Of The lead.
ING articles in my line:
Alum, Amona, Allspice, Copperss, Blue Mass Ca
lomel Cloves Borax, Birthstone, Blackings, Csmphor,
Cream Tartar, Coopers Gelatine, Glue, EPSON Sails,
Cigars, Extract Iogwood Flax Seed, Iubins Genuine
Extracts Extracts Of all kinds, Race Ginger, Gum Ara
bic, Harlem Oil Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes, indigo
loks, Lyons Kahairon, German Btters Phalon's Hair
lnsgovaor Pepper, grain and ground, Quinine Vermi-
nges OF all kinds, Wrighs Pills, Brandreths, Peters,
Ayers, Slrongs, MIanes, tIebensack's, &c. Mustang
lnimeni, Perfumery Of all kinds, Window Glass Of oil
sizes French and American, Putty, Paints Dye Woods,
&c Bottles Of all kinds; Garden Seeds. set Of Spice
and Salt Mouth Jars, which will be sold al cost
March 81. 32-3m
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The Medical School

Will commence on the 18th OF July. The mode Of in
structon will be by Lectures. Examinations, aud Medi-
cal Conversations Each Student will be required, at
such times may he designated by tie Principal TO
write essays in the various branches Of Medicine, and
will be praciiced in applying bandages for fractures
and in the use Of Surgical instruments.
DR.. Scott will exhibit and explain the various kinds Of
Surgical INSTRUMENTS and also apparatus for the adjust
ment Of fractures and dsocaions, and as occasion re.
quires. drawings and charts for illustrations in Anatomy
and in the Practice Of Medicine. In winter oppor-
tuny will be given for in Practical Anatomy.
Instead Of speaking more fully Of our Medical School,
append notice Of By DR.. Richard BarkLall. whose
well known character Physician enables him to APP
precaie The importance Of such facilities for Medical In
slrucon we propose TO offer. Proper moral dcpot-
meni will Of course I've expected Of gentlemen who may
attend The Medical School.
TERMs.-I'he usual rates fixed by the Medical Pro
fession--sl00 per annum Rates Of board above
''a'su' Rev. JOHN A. McMannen, Chairman.
Rev. II. ARNOLD,
Nj. JOHN B. EEATHERS,
Mr.. WILLIAMS HARRIS,
Col. d. ID. PARRISH, Secretary.
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FROM EUROPE.

New York, May ~.
The steamer Baltic has arrived al this pnri,
with dates from Liverpool 10 The lfih instant.
The news BY this arrival is Of considerable in
leresi.
A commercial treaty has been concluded be-
tween Persia and The Uniied States.
Il is rumored that an American squadron will
som enter the BsIlit.
On The OH Russia, Sweden and Oldenburg
signed protocol al Copenhagen agreeing eondi-
Iionally 10 The capiialz sion Of the Sound Dues.
Russia Is reported 10 have demanded explAna.
tons respecting tie secret treaty signed jointly
between Frame, Great Bfii.iu and Austria.
guaranteeing the independence ol Turkey, but il
has moi affected the stock markrs.
The Russians under Gen. MnurayieT arr
commencing new campaign against The Cir
csssiahs.
The excitement CONTINUES IN Belgium fesper-
ting French interference with Tie liberty Of The
pre.s. but The latest mail says thai an agrees
meni with France had been come 10.
The French secret snrielies were causing
much anxiety 10 the Government.
Affairs ia Italy continue orxc,,e mnch aiIen-
lion. Cayour had presented two important noies
10 the Sardinia ctanib-r-.
Walker battle had no. caused much excite
ment in England.
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I lake pleasure 10 recommending DR.. SCOTS Medical
Glass 10 young men who may wish to read Medicine.
d.. Scott is native Of Orange county, N. Carolina
He has been for several years Demonstration in the Nh
tona Medical College. Washington, ID. g., where, OF
course lie had all the advantages Of becoming eminent
IN qualified for taking charge Of a medical class. DR.
Scots class on account If the opportunities affaried
y him. FOR exercises in Practical Anatomy, will be in
advance o. those who lake The ordinary course before
ailendins LeiuIes or gsduaon The anatomy Of the
soft parts or Practical Anatomy generally neglected.
RICHARD DLACKNALL, NJ. ID.
Nav &C. 40-em
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

lar. VIM. p. MALLETT. late Of Fayetteville, N.
O.. having removed to Chapel HILL offers his pro.
essonal services 10 the citizens Of the village and neigh
boring country. For the present be may The found ii
the Drug Store Of r. B. Saunders or al the residence
Of L. MAllen, Esq.
Chapel Hill, May &c. dow
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To the Farmers of Orange, Alamance.
Chatham and Wake.

10 the Farmers OF orange, Alamance,
Chatham and Wake.
rENHE undersigned have formed a copartnership for
the purpose Of buying WHEAT. They will al
ways give the highest Norfolk and Petersburg prices
deduc,ing freight and other expenses They viii pay
the cash on delivery Of The Wheat at The Railroad
To carry out eieciuay their purpose, Of lie
firm will he al the warehouse of each Of The following
named places every week, on the days specified:
Morrisyiile. on Friday,
Durhams, on Wednesday,
Marlborough, on Tuesday,
Mel,ane's, on Wednesday,
Graham, Oh Thursday.
BY this arrangement the farmers will receive at home
what their wheat would net them in market, without
the risk and trouble Of transportation.
The undersigned also offer their services as CON-
MISSION MERCHANTS 10 buy Groceries. They
have made arrangements by which they will be enabled
10 furnish their customers with Groceries al avfnce
Of only three per cent oa wholesale prices They have
com3c5ious warehouse al Chapel Hill, for the
nencc Of the farmers II the neshborne country. where
one will he in attendance at I'll times. All com
municaons should be addressed 10 At Chapel Hill
Il. MALIETT,
w. i. SAUNDERS.
Nav 8. 35-6m
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Five Cents Reward.

u An away from the subscriber. on the lob OF MAY.
- hound hoy BY the name Of Charles Jackson Pen
der. ! will give Eve cents TO any persnn who will re-
turn him 10 me. but thanks. All persons are forbid
harhofng or employing him under the penalty Of the
Jaw. THOMAS Gates (of P.l
May 90. 40--3wp
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-, See Advertisement headed Helmbod's Genuine
Preparations, they have accomplished The masi exraor-
binary cures Of al other similar remedies.