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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-02
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
nPPER MIssIssIPPI.


Leaves on FRIDAY. Oot0ber l. at NJ
Vsz@ REGULAR y LOUIS PACKET /
elaE+ 8s Tie fine, regular passenger packet james
sls5a ss4ls=sss5a montgomery, Capt m Hank, will leave
as above Tor St Louis Intermediate landings.
BELL, BUCHANAN a Co, Agents,
ee2g 81 Poy ydra9 st Get.
The Montgomery viii take freight for all landings
an ifp 0ho river win the Dryilep- rcshippUg
= w -
W. FDit ST. LOUIS, CHEaTER, CAPE |
3esss 3e " Pleasant MempIs Napoleon and Mi nterrne-
dIe IanduIFs-Ihe new light drlught and elegant packet
steamer j. J. Roe, Mark Leayeuwoyh, master now in
port will above For freight passage apply
board
SEQ j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
Leaves on SATCEDAf October z, at 0 T. ~
st. Louis l!itn aud Ne@ lrIransr Railroad Line
F1gss - FOR 81. LOUIS -Cpnneclng at Cairo
4L with Tie Illinois Central and at S Louis with
the Ohio and Mississippi RRiIrold-Ihe fine reg
uiar passenger packet New Uncle sam, y L. Elliott
master viii leave for st. Louis and AL Intermediate landings az
above, For freight passage apply On board, or 70
~. F. ALLEN, Freight Agent,
FOrthc above Line and Illinois Central Railroad,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-02

The deaths byye!ow fever during the month were
442. The deaths by fever in August were 425, show
ing that the epidemic mortality of September ex-
ceeded that Of August by II,
FREE DIsPENsARY.-Th The following is the weekly
report Of the Free Dispensary Of the New Orleans
School of Medicine, on Common street, opposite the
CharitY HospitaL:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-02

The GOLD MINES OF PIEB's PEAK.-From the st.
Louis Democrat, of the 25tb, we extract the follow
ing:
So great is the demand for provisions at ST.
Joseph for the mines, that Mr. lsidore Poun mer-
chant Of that place, who has been shipping to this
purchase some of that article. He says that he as
sisted feaC days ago in cGTTg1ng from tie steamer
EVattossG to tie TVaite Cloud t6irtytfye thousand
dollars toorth Of gold dust, which Mr. John Richard
with implements Of the rudest description, which
they themselves made.
Yulo, Yancton, Winnebago and Sc. Stephen vii
lagos, are points from which many Indians, half
had sold goods for the mines to the amount Of
sl3 900, and corroborates the reports in regard to
the richness of the auriferous region. He is stop
| ping at Kings Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-02
VOLUME XI.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.

STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
REGULAR PACKETS.
Esi5s 73Sz{E GRfhE H5HfS SOUTHERN lgErzf5s,a :
ARRANGEMENT Of the NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS
U. $. Mail Picket Company.
In arranging the starting OF their boats for the coming
cason, he NJ and N 0. Packet Company have decided ts
GoHmensins win The seqmer 1NGoNAR Wednesday,
september 2S md then regularly
MON NDAYs:
EsR snrS "a ( z r fi2fS Tl2E @aEts ma3ts
wEDNEs DAYS.;
loHm .5alsa, r%5l,' mssT' HS.
FRID AYs
e. is. w. 7 H. NJ Seaoi, master
Connecting at Memphis with
THE GREAT SOUTHERN ROUTE,
via
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
And continuous railway eonncctors through East Tennessee
-, and virginia. 70
'A" PHILADELPHIA
N'0H"P&F FP&&TFihssEgE5g}, ,,,.o
NASHVILLE 1z,AN * And the v1RGINTG sPRISG$,,
greater espa@o s 5aety other route
a-Look at the Mp an4 Schedule Of Distances N,s,
sevenson--MeruDbis & 0 H. n
Dsor8sst K Atlantic n $s
Kuox xyle-East Tenn 4 Georsis X R.. il9
Bri5to-Ea Tenn. Virginia r. lSQ
Elsh1oad-L Lyac6 p, a1d Ecb 4 nan. R R. I2s 52S
W4shtngtonnEieE F[e5 4 P2' R. l "a
Batmore- Baltimore az y oh2 @ 4 ~ ~
New YorECamden L Amboy +. R..........,....,,., 81
l26s
sps 4955Sa S5oss f. S3 f FRRy oSf p
is afforded fer the conveyance q servants without nnnoyanee
class tracks and wide guage comfortable Express Mail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-02

\ patent has teeu taken OUT u England for making
paper from leather clippings and the refuse Vi site
shops, Whatuext3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-02

SHE FoUSD a FRtEND.-Dslia Swift, alias Bridget
Fury, committed for manslaughter, in killing Peter
Croan, Che particulars Of which we published yes
terday) found friend to 90 her bail fixed by Judge
Hunt at $4,000, Louis BelIow signed her bond and
she returned il full glory to her ancient classic home
on Dryades street
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-13
UN FAIT ACCOMPLI.

Solomon " gives the following refreshing account
OF an event he privy to, illustrating the beauty
of obedience to the injunction contained in the 18th
verse of the 18th chapter of the Second Epstle tt
the Corinthians:
Stars were bcaning. Luna cleaning, was dreaming
Dreams sweet
As the olden summers golden that have rolled on
Still yet fleet.
Then from Alden came maiden--( beauty laden
Girl was she y
Glorious creature each fair feature love teacher
Unto ME,
'Close beside me who dare chide? Here love
Hide thee;
It confesscs how her tresses with carcsses.
Touched my face
There's no praising the amazing bright eyes gazing
Into mine.
Lips whose mcetness whose repleteness all sweetness
Were divine.
She waited, medtated I-elated-
Gently chide.
Smiling, told her older would behold her
If she did.
Nearer, nearer. softer clearer warmer, dearer,
Came her breath
Then forgetting. all rcgretting, angels letting
He-oh /! Death
Still she waited. hesiiated, said she hated
To: child:
She willing-O! twas thrilling! dream fulfilling.
For she DID!
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-13
OLD LETTERS.

We, Cousin Merbe and I, came across them
in an old drawer up garret. They were care
fully tied up in a faded blue ribbon, and we un-
fastened this with little quick shouts of laugh
ter, and opened the old letters
Great sheets offoolscap they were, all brown
and stiff with age, and painfully exact, too such
as you must perhaps find now in the copy book
of boy of thirteen.
why, it's Grandma, us true as I'm alive and
these are Grandmas love letters Oh, Fan
ME, andit' dated June, 1894 That's more
than sixty years ago. Just think of it "
So we settled down on the old garret floor,
and read the letters and Meribel's curs brush
ed against my cheeks as her laugh 0uttercd up
to the old raftcrs ut some quaint expression, or
some ardent expression of lifelong fondness and
tenderness. Surely those old letters bore am
pie evidence that the lovers of the eighteenth
century were quite as ardent and devoted as
those Of the nineteenth,
Seventeen hundred and nnety.four" said
Meribel, who was studying German, "that was
the meridian Of Goethe and Jean Paul Richter,
and that was about the time of the French Rev
olntion 1t doesn't seem SO very long, to read
of it,"
We carried the letters with triumphant glce
down to grandmother. She sat there, knitting
by the fire, in her silver spcctaclcs and white
cap. Gould that bowed figure be the one those
old letters called Eight and graceful 7" Could
those wrinkled and faded cheeks once have
been full of the "bloom Of youth and beauty"
and those dim, sunken eyes have looked to the
writer brighter than the stars when they rose
to glorfy the summer evening" y Grandpa
must have had vein Of poetry in him. Per-
haps every man does, though. when he's in love;
but with most men, the dust of this world soon
gathers thick over their hearts, and work the
vein as you WILL there is no more gold there.
We laid the letters in her lap-thosc letters
written when her youth was fresh with springs
and fragrant with blossoms She took them
mp and the faintest flush crossed for a moment
her withered cheeks as she peered at them
through her spcctacles.
All, they are Jacobs letters y she said,
and her wrinkled hands wandered for moment,
tenderly over the great coarse sheets, then she
sighed, her knitting fell from her hands, and
she sat lost in thought, by the fire
Somehow it tonchcd us, cousin Mcribc and
/, and we couldn't rally her as we had intend.
ed. Perhaps, too, the thought struck sadly in
to our hearts, that sometime we might become
gray, wrinkled, wthercd old women and some
body young and fair out Of whose life the rose
color was not blanched might find letters of
ours. All well, ah well.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-13
A LESSON.

1t happened that our district school was
kept one year by young Englishman named
Stanley. He had some peculiar opinions OF,
the subject of the management of boys. Wheth
er ne ives right or not, ] cannot say. ] only
narrate my own experience
Among the scholars was Ethan Bragg, q
stout, overgrown boy who was terrible Ounce
in school, and terrible tyrant out of doors
For some cause, of which | was ignorant. he
took particular pleasure in maltreating and an
noying me. could not come within his reach
that he would not either knock my hat down
rudely over my face, or trip me up, or soil my
clothes with kick from a shoe well charged
with mud
Whether it was that he saw my physical in
ability to resist him, or that he had grudge
against me because | was always above him
in our class, ! do not know | was a full year
his elder, which made it all the more mortify-
ing to me 20 be obliged to submit to his lItreat-
ment.
One day had been particularly annoyed
by his catching me and sIapping my face and
then throwing my hat into q by lane weeping
and miserable when, as | turned to go home,
met my sister Mary. "Why what is the
matter, Paul p she exclaimed, ''yon have been
crying'
Thus appealed to, was obliged to make
confession of my griefs. When had finished
"Well, my dear Paul." said Mary, you must
return good for evil ! will tell you what to
do. Give Ethan your bag of marbles | do
mot believe he will hurt you after that"
"But Mary" / replied, "is there not some.
thing eewardly and selfish in trying to buy
peace in that way2 | would like to return
good for evil, but to do it in IA way that should
aet Ethan know | do not do it from fear. |
think will talk with Mr.. Stanley on the sub
ject'
Hardly were the words out of my mouth ere
we met Mr. Stanley approaching twirling a
big stick, as if to keep bis hands in practice
"What now, Paul p said he. "Your ewes
are the color of beets"
Mary answered his inquiry by telling nv
story for me, and then asked him to interfere
and prevent any further annoyanccs on the part
of Ethan Bragg.
"Nonsensel Paul is old enough to protect
himself p
"But he is not strong enough" said Mary
''fhat is his own fault" replied the school,
master, "and for that he deserves all the pun
ishmeut that Ethan can inAict"
began to open my eyes and ears too.
What do you mean sir 2" exclaimed.
Il mean,' said the master, "that instead Ofl
trying to lnvigorate your body by healthy out
-of-door exercise, this fine weather, you keep in |
the house over the fire, contenting yourself
with indoor games, books and pictures. These
are well enough in their season but in orderl
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-13
Tge fslitiana Democrat.
STRAY THOUGHTS.
BY w. SEAMAN BEARE.

BY W. SEAMAN BEARE.
Childhoodg How love to linger
Der those merry, happy times,
As the echoed strains come floating
Joyous, laughing, merry chimes
From the past. DER tears of sorrow,
Peers the orb of sunny days;
Pure, unsullied. still imparting
Thoughts that glcnm within Its rays.
Laughing. singing, fondy ringing
Forth their peals ofwelcome chimes,
To the heart they still are bringing
Joys of childhood's merry times.
Childhood How fondly treasure
Words then spoken-hopes now fled
Forms then living-bliss but tasted
Alike now numbered with the dead.
Angels whispers of revealing
Hidden forms Of by-gone years,
Softly. sadly. ever stealing
From my heart itsrising fears.
Laughing. singing. fondly ringing
Forth their peals of welcome chimes,
To the heart they still are bringing
Joys of chldhood's merry times.
Childhood! Manhood still is craving
From thy treasured precious mine,
Gems that ever seem adornng--
Wrcaths that cluster round thy shrine
Let me still, when time is pressing
Down my frame, with age and care,
Heed thy voice In silence breathing
Words soft lisp'd in childhoods prayer.
Laughing. singing. fondly ringing
Forth their peas of welcome chimes,
To the hcait they still are bringing
Joys fchldhood's merry times.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-13

NEAR CANAL ST. NEW ORLEANS.
lEsTA BLIsnED IN 1891
| M MANUFACTURER Il and Dealer in every degcrin-
1'l tlon of Camp Furniture, such as Tents. all sizes
and qualities, Porta bile Cots Camp Stools & Chairs
would particularly call the attention of Enpj-
neers Railroad Con FACTORS and others to nv recent
| ~ patented PORTABLE CHAIR Bed This article
| weighing only abont eighteen pounds and which
forms complete easy chair is easily transformed
INTO complete and comfortable Cot Bed. with ali
the advantages of mattrass and pillow, without the
cumbersome weight of either. To the sick It will
ne found invaluable, as the occupant can be changed
10 any position witho ut delay or trouble
also manufacture superior article of light or
heavy canvass betin g for gin bands &c, do, do,
nose Tor railroad or plantation use. Those using
guta percha or india rubber betting or hose and at
oneaalf the cost and made of any size or strength
required
Particar attention paid to getting upin superior
etyle, every descripti of plain embroidered silk
fags or banners for military other companies.
rags OF all nations, Jack Pennants, &c. Flags
neatly repaired.
Plain and fancy goods for awnings, light and
heavy canvass French and English bunting for flags
&c. for sale in any q uantty.
N Is. find it nee essary to state that no person
has succeeded in my business as it has been and
is stated by persons in this city. H. CASSIDY,
No, 10 Old Levec, near Canal street, N. O.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-13
THE FELICIANA DEMOCRAT.
HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION

u
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For Diseases Of the Bladier. Kidneys Gragd Dropsy,
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Female COMPLAINTS. and all diseases qt Me Setat Organs,
Arising from and nprudenecs in life and re-
moving all mpro discharges from the bladder, kid
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From whatever cause they may have originated
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JOY TO THE AFFLTCTED!i!
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lndispostion
TO cxcrtion. loss of
power, loss of memory,
diflic ulty OF breathing. gen
eral weakness, horror of dis
ease, weak nerves, trembling, dread
full horror of DEATH night swcas cold feet,
wakefulness, di mncss of vision, languor, univcr-
sal lassltude of the muscular system often enormous
appetite, with dyspcptic symptoms, hot hands.
flushing of the body, dryness Of the skin,
pallid cotincnance and eruptions on
the face pain in the back, hca-
vincss of the cyelds fire.
4ucnty black spots
flying before
the eyes.
with temporary fusion aud loss OF sight want Of at
cntion great m oblity, rcstcssncss with horror Of
society. Moth ing Il more desirable to such pa
tents than solitude, and nothing they more
dread for fear of themselves: no re-
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speculation, but hurried
TRANSITION. from one
question to an
other.
These symptoms If allowed to 20 on-which this
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The records of the. INSANE ASIt4tiMS and the me.
lancholy deaths by ONStMPTlON bear ample wit
ness TO the truth of these assertions In lunac nsy
lums the most ms lancloly exhibition appears Tie
conntenance is ac tnay soidcn and quite destitute
neither mrth or grie ever visits it, Should a sound
OF the voice occur j, israrely articulalc.
with woful measures wan despair
Low sullen sounds his grief bcguicd"
Debility is most terrible and has brought thou
sands upon thous:i nds to untincly graves thus blast
lng me ambition Of many noble youths. 1t can be
cured by the use of this
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II you are sue ring with any Of the above dstros.
sing ailments the FLUID EXTRACT BUCIli will
cure you. Try II and be convinced Of It's efficacy.
BEWARE or QrA OK NoSrgu aS Il QrAcK Docror4
who falsely boast oi abilities and references Citizens
know and avoid tin IN, and save long suffering mon
cy ana exposure. 10y sending calling for 4 bottle
OF this popular and SPECIFIC REMEDY
1t allays all pain and inflammation. is perfectly
pleasant IN its taste and odor but immediate in lis
action.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-13

W HUTESALE RETAIL DEALER IN DKUCg
w AND MEDICINES,
No. 2, BRICK ROW, CLINTON, La.
Keeps constantly on hand, large aud complete A.,
sorlmcnt of Paints, Oils, Perfumcrics, &c
He is constantly receiving direct from the mann.
factories and other sources large and varied assert
nent of Fresh Drugs and Chemicals which he offer.
for sale on as favorable terms can be had In the
Southern market.
The following comprises n few of the articlcs Al.
WAYS to be found at his Drug Store viz.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-13
ARTHUR CRAWFORD.

ARTHUR {
M HOLESALE X RET
W AND MEDICINES,
No. 2, BRICK RC
Keeps constantly on hant
Of Paints, Oils,
He Is constantly rccciv
factories, and other source
ment of Fresh Drugs and
for sale on as favorable I
Southern market.
The following compris'
ways to be found at his Dl
Acid, acctic
do benzoic
do citric
do mlriatic
do nitric
do oxalic
do phosphoric
do prussic
do pyroligncous
do sulphuric
do tartarlc
Ether, acetic
do chloric
do sulphuric
Asphaltum
Alcohol
AlOcs
Alum
Ammonia, aqua
do carb.
do iodine
do phosphate
do aroln. spts.
Annatto
Arrow root
Arsenic
Balsam, copaiva
do Peru
do Tolu
do Fir
Bath Brick
Batlcy's sedative
Bay rum
Bcbcrine
Bcbccrin. sulph
Bismuih, oxychlor
do sub. nit.
Black lead
Blueiudign
Blue mass. English
Blue stone
Borny
Bongies, gum elastic
H.. it,H.r
Brim.tonp flour
do roll
British lustre
I,rominr
Bncllu leave,
Burgundy pitch
cnlri. cnrb nr,,c
do pl,o.nhat,
Con,l,ari,lrs
Cur,latnon seed
cn.cnriIln L,,k
Castor Russian
n"'''
C,,h.t,rs cum elastic
dn silver
CAYENNE ,rnnrr
Chalk. French
y" Ple'P' y
~ 9'',n
a'o"'' II,
cnai''o'',''r ~ MOVERS
1,,. c,,a.t,"'' pi'p'''u
rs. upp,.i s,n'scs -, '',,
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w 'l'',p
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.n,r"I"' 'h
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,'',"9me water
ool'o"'liln
no'hp"''''oh .
n no,'''''e roses
roppc','. c,
,D ~, w. ~ ilo',s
rorros''', ~. s'lp''''m's
y ''i' tartar
n'o'p.
p n.,',' -, ipr''o,S ,,''l
p'nSoh p'oou
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r,u i;,''si ~ ~" e's
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-13

"io 30 S"i oe h"u III the
, n few of the articles al.
* Store viz.
Morphine, acetate
do sulphats
do muriat0
Moss, Iceland
do Irish
Musk, grain
Nipple shields
Nursing bottles, ass'd
Nutgalls
Nux vOmich
Oil of almonds
do anniseed
do bcrgamot
do black pepper
do cajeput
do caraway
do Cassia
do cedrat
do chamOmile
do cloves
do capoitp
do croton
do crgot
do icnnel
do bcliotrops
do jasmin
do juniper
do lavender
do neroli
do olives
do orange
do origannn
do patchonly
do violet
do pennyroyal
do peppermint
10 Rosemary
do sassairas
do sayin
do succini
do verbcns
do winiergrcen
do wormsced
Otto of roses
Paints, chrome yellow
do chrome green
do litharge
do Paris green
do Prussian blue
do white lead
do red lead
Paint brushes. assorted
Paper, every dissertation.
Patent medicines, viz.
Arabian linimcnt
Ay"cs' cathartic pills
Ayers cherry pectoral
Or. Jayne's family med
Jew David's plaster
Court Plaster
Lyons kathairon
NcLanc's liver pills
hcLane'- vermiiuge
Mustang liniinent
ladclibIe ink
Barrys trieopherous
Brandrcth. pills
Brown's ess. Jam. ging.
Carpenters ext. buchu
do sarsa
Cooper, isinglass
Dallry's pain extractor
fahnestock $ yermifugs
Ora. : ointment
Henry : magnesia
Panien : capsules
Railway ready relief
Rashion ; cod liver oil
Tarrant' aperient
sand : sarsaparilla
Ihompson's eye water
ThOrn's $ extract
To.nsend's sarsaparills
Wistar's bal, Wild cherry
Wrighi's Ind. veg. pills
Peruvian bark
Pencil. Of all kinds
lrssalles, assorted
Pesllcs and mortars
Pill boxes
Pill tiles
Plpeilnc
fodophylon
Pnmicc stone
Putty
POtssse accta
do bi-carbs
DO bromid
do cansiicc white.
do chiorate
do cyanuret
do iodine
do sulphate
Quicksilver
Qninine, sulphate
do arseniate'
do acetate
do ierrocyan
Rad alkanet
DO ealalnus
do cOlumbo
do colchiel
do gcnlian
do ginger
do iridis
do rhatahy
do rlNi
do santal
do sarssparifla
do scnga
do serpcntaria viz.
do spigelia mayl
do valerian
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-13

A MAIDEN's FIRST LoyE.-Human nature
has noessence more pure he world knows no
thing more chaste-Heaven has endowed the
moral heart with no feelings more holy, ha
the nascent affection of a young virgins soul.
The warmest language of the sunny South is
too cold to shadow forth even faint outline
of that enthusiastic sentiment. And God has
made richest language poor in the same res.
pect, because the depths of hearts that thrill
with love emotions are too sacred for the com.
mon contemplation. The musical voice of love
stlrs the source of the sweetest thoughts with
in the breast and steals into the most profound
recesses of the soul touching cords which ney.
er vibrated before, and steals into gentle com.
panionship delicious hope till then unknown
Yes--the light of young maidens first love
breaks dmly but beautifully upon her as the
silver lustre of a star glimmers through thick
y.woven bower.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-13
lnfall ible RENE DIV.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCIU.

I1 Pr'ParVU dIrrciIy NcC0fdIng % The rules Of
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.
with the greatest accuracy and chemical knowledge
and care devoted 10 It's combination See Professor
Devices valuable ~orkson the practice of physic, and
most Of the late sta ndard works Of medicine
Ev- $ q O -'rG
One hundred dol iars will he paid 10 any pLysician
who can prove that the medicine ever injured pa-
tent; and the test imony of thousands can be pruin
ced to prove that / t does great good Gases oi from
one week to thirteen years standing have been olcc
TED. The mass OF VOLUNTARY TESTIMONY in
possession OF the propreior youChng lis virtues and
curative powers, is immense. embracing names well
knnun IN
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-13
SCIENCE AND FAME.

Personally appe:.ird before me. I'm alderman Of the
city OF 'hiladclph., H. I. llELMBolD who being u.
" sworn, does say that his preparation contains no
narcotic mercury. or injurious drug. but are purely
vegetable. H. T. llElsroLD. Sole Manufacturer
sworn and subscribed before me, this 23i day of
SoNeihbef, 1901 Wa. 7. llIBBABp, Alderman.
Price, 81 per Bottle, or Six for So, delivered
to- any Address
accompanied by liable aud responsible certificates
from professors Of medical colleges, cergymen. and
Others. "
Prepared ana sold by III. 4. IIELMBOLD.
Practcai ami Annp'icaL Chemist.
No. 80 south 10th st., below Chestnut Assembly
Buildings. Phila.
Ess- TO be had Of H. WALKER, clinton. Ia.. and Of
all Druqgias and Dexies throughout Me Tui,ea States
JOHN WRlG lit Co. New Orleans La
General Wholesale Agent.
BEW1RE or lOIr.V7TRFEIYS.
Ask for Helnbold's--- no Other.
CURES NTEED.