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AND 8HOk&t
fer zud within tie S1te4 Of Wisconsin, Iow1 ast Nnoa-
sAta AID hereby Gse notice hat u paes hese
foda wltsn The 1havs Statss. vfhou. having fEst IT.
ranged with u and BY our ennsent and will be dre
intr3 EXCLUSIVE rxhta and thst - se1n
ATs SC nslse1 Of Ay xeuett ata1 demand propes
We hare mads extensive a-r7asenen's wth TIE ross
ee!ehf1sed manusaetor whereby fu " supply the
!nc1fasnx nrmand 1h The heat qaatas Of he44 Tipped
% And Shoes from our ftoee tn Chscreo each pair IT
~e.eh wM b STAMPED OF labelled With or, rame.
we fnt1 rteozpze no Tipped feots within either the
ahovs states but such thus stamped md supplied
by1s.
We will w4z.art Ia III EostaBees ons rar nf ehtdt COP
peftppet &hpest0 out Ant o{te1tr- three or
four pairs Of eQuA o1aly Without tip. be shown hr
Very H1ny te1EBon2ls 1hua ihe exIen.e Is hut hta~
more ~ setua average s'1nE 70 hs eonsuaer og
a'o he xhs (pos ezc!usv) fer the ME otth-se
p1ttn1 xoods !ata al territory The patent
md s.e IN .ar btecsd to pstsat n!.Aon Of dr.
= tevtn aat bat eeF ss1t pad II III
We pa,tcuTu toilet The aueultn Of ceAers n there
10 Advantages under this paent and ID. quality
goods will be un.uy{Aa*ed Nv any stick In The Cnon
Vi CD Ee ain. quality considered to Offer II competing
p:'ees With eoods without T1rs.
Ne ahs Kvs undivided atfentoa to tbs bEaueh Of
business In connection with general Foef snd respect
That dealers nay not be ted by tha Advertisements Of
otnen N Chicago add A:sewherr ou9dA the States OF
Wisconsin. InHA ard Aonescta who d dTe1t1sA thesevea
u AxEnta EuE the sa1e OF
41TCHELLs PATENT METALLIC TIPPED GOODS
ke that II saeh asecees do 20: extend to Or In aay
way w1kev rs71eza1n to the e of sd xocts Htia TIA
~nth.-a n Tispru + wFJTa
, 1860-05-28

Je9cdy-Flepacd exclosvtT 1Ton vfxetaft subsancca,
cootan'ng na1sot C. sd Acsi1s upon The pulmonary CT
gHnt teothre aa:laaanmator3. *nd Jet inv1sofank
agent. tAa preparation sttc only Uniform. certain aad sde
apec6c soy acte mi ehrone ha aud whoop!r8 cough
Pnee 70 cents. soId ty JOHN Il. rARK. IL Like
stces rnySlm
, 1860-05-28

Barry's Tricopherous is the best
re cheapest nre,e kr dsesct1E teauUy1nE CLEANSING,
.rinH preserving and rens!uE tic hssr. Ladies' TT
.-rr y. i,suersf. asa TsttHrsrs, Lai.1 ar<A$sp
, 1860-05-28

q RAIN ELEVATOR AND
~ WAIT HopsE.-H -HArlnk fested the Grain Elevator
and W&sehonae fosncfr occupied by 0;hbs, oftEn Co
o. ~ eo5nes .! tfasktln And Nonh Wata ttreeta al
ps1 Anu soeh tas patronAks Of y friends Hud pfb-
~ esoss&lS. tA3hasS6n EIfAk WHEELE&
, 1860-05-28
TOR III l. GOLD MINES
f9HEE. A. HArNrH. 4~o,%.

[sCoCEaoon 70 n. kA1on ! COL
= gHANPB AND COLTS Kl7LEs,
COLTS PISTOLS, NDHll: E:iIyES:~ ~
k'so, - h1ge assortment ct TxSa: aaa o:nc.
Rfts. Sko: Guaa- and othc. = tara!us fc. 7p"BNa
:akene1al cut it ios the Nnes. II e6 Lake ss. ~
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MEDICINES. &C
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

Is q constitutional disease, corruption of the blood
by which this fluid becomes vitiated weak and
poor. Being in the circulation, II pcrvadcs the
whole body, and may burst out in disease on any
part Of it, No organ is free from its attacks, nor
is there which it may not destroy. The scrofn-
lous taint is varously caused by mcrcurial disease
low living, disordcred unhealthy food, impure
air. filth and filthy habits, the depressing vices,
and, above all, by the venerea infection. What
be its origin, il is hereditary in the constitu
ton, descending from parents to children unto tho
third and fourth generation - indeed, it seems to
be the rod of Him who says, 81 will visit tho
inquities of the fathers upon their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from tho
blood of corrupt or ulcerous NATTER which, in the
lungs, liver, and internal organs. is termed tuber-
cles in the glands, swcllngs; and on the surface,
eruptions sores. This foul corruption, which
gcndcrs in the blood depresses the energies of life
that scrofulous constitutions not only suffer from
scroflous complaints but they have far less power
to Withstand the attacks of other diseases con-
sequcntly vast numbers perish by disorders which.
although not scrofulous in their nature, still
dered fatal by this taint in the system. Most Of
the consumption which deeimatcs the human family
has its origin directly in this scrofulous contamna-
ton and many destructive diseases Of the liver
kidneys, brain, and. indeed. Of all the organs arise
from or are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all people are scrofnlons
their persons invaded by this lurking Infection
and their health is undermined hy it. To cleanse
it from the system must renovatc the blood
by an Alternative medicine, md invigoiate it by
healthy food and exercise. Such medicine VIC
suDuly in
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AY T. RS
Compound Extract Of SarAparilla,

tho most clfcetual remedy which the medical tkill
of our times can devise Tor this every where pre-
vailing and fatal malady. 1t is combined from the
most active rcmcdals that have been discovered for
the expurgaton Of this foul Disorder from the bluol,
and the rescue of the system from its destructive
consequences. Hence it should lie employed ior
the Of not only scrofua, but alss those other
affections which arise from it, such as ERrrrIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANTnoNy's Fmr, liosE,
or ERysIprLAs. PlMrLrs, PusruLEs, BIorenrs,
BLAINs and BoiIs, TuMoRs ThrrER and SALT
RHErM, ScALp HnAp RINGwonM, RuEuMArisM,
SYrMILITIc and MLncuRIAL DISEASES, DKorsY.
DYSPEPSIA DIRrIrTy, and indeed, ALI COMPLAINTS
ARISING FROM NITIArEp or IMPURE Blood. The
popular belief in " innritv Of Mc 6iood" is founded
in truth, for scrofua is degeneration of the blood.
The particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is TO purify and regcncratc this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in COM
taminated constitutions.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-14

TnE JArANEsK REcErTIoN IN PuILApELPniA.--
Although the reception of tho japanese in phila
dclphia was very brilliant affair, several Incl
dents occurred, ID is suid of not very creditable
character to..hc parties who participated In them
a lcttor writer says:s .g4 t. .I.
The most disgusting and brutal language was
unsparngy used by tho crowd whio tho process
sion WAS passing over tho route. This was cspe-
ciully the caso In tho lower portion Of the city
where tho roughs most do congreea,c. For in-
stance, at ono point y naval commissioner wa
greeted with the cry Of, Say, you mon with the
apaulcttes,is is that Your monkey you have got with
you ~ And this Is but ono in n hundred Of the
''humors" of the crowd. II 10 to bo particularly
regretted that many Of these remarks were plain
ly understood by Il portion Of tho embassy. On
Sunday morning some Of them came to their
good friends r r,hcy value the commission very
highly--Captans Dupont and Portor, and said thcy
feered from their conduct on Saturday that the
American people considered them very ridiculous.
and intimatcd that they should not DO SO severe
in their sarcasm, as the Japanese considered the
dress and manners Of tho people of this country
equally curions, if not outlandish. .tl. i,
The unruly interference Of tho crowd could
have been prevented had tho cavalry been prop
erly distributed along the limo Of carriages. Sooh
was tho course pursued Mt Baltimore, mud lenrn
that the gathering in that city was remarkably
orderly and respectable, not an offensive word
having been uttered.
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Tir insurgents hare rnterei Palermo. A eonsidera-
bic part of the population have risen against tho
royal troops. Tho city 10 bombarlsd by SEA and
land. The bombardmcnt commenced on Sunday
morning md II appeared that the firing continued Mt
the time OF the steamers departure.
a.I - NArlss, May 2s,
Garibaldi having collected all his forces and mil I.
tnry material, attacked Palermo on the morning Of the
2ft made htmsclf master Of all fht outr porks, and
succesdedm cHtriag hs torn. ''i' o.
News of II later dato announces that firing eontin-
ued in the town The fire Of the forts and the frig-
ates, which cncrced tho port we'll supported the roy
NJ troops, who were actively engaged.
rms LATEST by TINS NORTH BRros.
NArLEs May 30--9.30 A. NJ.
The hombarimcnt OF Palermo lasted several hours.
G"rfbdidi entered ht torg on Ms asia 7hs headqnar-
s " dariddlh are De centre Of the toWH The num-
Der Of killed 10 large. sa. - -
INCIDENTS OF oARipALpI, e..
NJ, Viglrr, formerly the proprietor Of thu floating
baths at the Pont Neut, aud now tho husband Of the
singer, Madame Oroyell has purchased Gsribaldrs
marine villa at Nice tor tho sum OF ono hundred and
thirty thousand francs.
A Limerick paper sRys,-The famous Garlbaldi 10
of Irish extraction. Ills grandfather was engaged
in the troubles of 1893, and emgrated to Italy His
name was Carrot Baldwln--changed to GaribAldl-
and his residence tho borders Of the county
Of Limerick, but in tho county ofCork. |t
Tho information that General Gatibaldi, on the
9th of Mny, took with him his only son, as contain
ed in letter received by the Opinlone Nationalo and
circulated by several papors Is not correct AZ the
General has two sons, the youngest OF whom, thir-
teen years of aye, is being educated NJ New Brighton
College near Liverpool, under tho care OF the Rev.
DR. roggl. 'i F.
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Gully Nirgiuiau.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAao.
EuRoPEAN NEws To TUE AFTERNOON oF NAY 3Oru.
Tho Bombardment and Capture of Palor-
mo by Garibaldi

EuRoPEAN NEWS To THE AFTERNOON OF MAY 3oru.
The Bombardment and Capture of Palor-
mo by Garibaldi.
The steamship Arago arrived ut Now York on
Monday evening, at eight o'clock. from Southamp.
ton, which port sho left the afternoon of tho
3oth of May. Her dates nrc, therefore, no later
than those by tho North Brton which were tco.
graphed from Farther Point and published in tho
Vrginian of Tuesday Tho flies of tho Arngo
furnish u more complete summary OF European
news than that given by the telegraph.
The monster steamship Great Eastern undoubt-
edly left Southampton last Saturday, ths 9th IN
stant, for New York The London Times of May
30th gives the following advertisement Of her In
tended departure;
The Great Eustern for Nep Tork.--The Great
Ship Company limtod) intend dcspatchipg tho
steamship Great Eastern. j. Vine Hall. command
er, from Southampton, for New York, ON Satur
day, the 9th of June.
The Swedish brig Misner, of Gottenburg, from
Rahin for New York founderod April 90. Crew
arrived at Falmouth.
Mr.. SIMPSON, proprietor of the Cremorne Gar
dcns Of London, in writing to tho London Post
says:
A proposal was mado to me to allow tho pro.
sentn,ion of tho belt to take place here but after
giving the matter some consideration, deemed it
right to decline tho offer.
The London Times gives the following;
Americn und England shake hands cordially
to day What our greatest di iplomatists and en-.
gineers have lniled to achieve has boon accom-
plishod bv the Bcnecia Boy, and Tom Snyers
whose names will dc,c'nd to future generations
aud wl o'e postefiiy will each be enabled 10 show u
far since of TINT much desired bolt ssc bold
ly challenged maniully defended. Tho Allan
tic cable haS mt linked tho two nations togcthet
but tho good feeling which has been shown by
these two gladiatcrs who On this day roceivs at
the AlhnInlra their rcapectivc 'bclts" will bu
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A BLOODY TRAGEDY. The Columbus (Ga.)
Enquirer gives an account Of bloody tragedy
suucted on Upatoic Creek, in Chatahoochie county
On the 10Th ult, in which man named Doolittle
first inflicted severe and fatal wounds with knifc
upon young man named Helmse and went of !;
who was STOPPING over him, and literally cut his
throat also. Only cause alleged for the homicide
is refusal on the part Of the Helmses and their
father to drink with Dooittle. ..r
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WIND WAGoNs-A New IDEA.-Andrew Daw-
son, Of Oscaoos. Kansas. recently constructed a
wagon, furnished with sails, rigging, &C., prope-
led by tho aid If wind, with which no went to
the Plkes mines in twenty days. Encouraged
by this success, other parties in tho same town
set about the construction of tho same kind Of
wagon, and on Monday party of eight started
out on the parties to try ono which had just been
finished. The wind was blowing gale Mt the
time; everything worked to n charm. The occu
pants. gliding, swiftly over the prairies, were de-
lighted themselves with anticipation Of speedy
and comfortable trip to the mines, when the 70.
locity of the vehicle created q lively alarm for
their safety. The wagon sped onward before the
driving wind faster and faster, until the axetrees
broke and deposited them all on the ground. and
in somewhat damaged condition, from broken
heads, bruised limbs. and bodies. The speed of
the machine is said to have been forty miles per
hour. f-.
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A Y RS
Ague Cure,

FOR SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Agne,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious IIeadnrhe,
and Bilious Fevers, indeed for the whole
ransement. rang m % .aased ID Sy the Mai"ria OF nias-
matte Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community rem
edy which, while il cures the above complaints with
certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any quantity.
Such II remedy is invaluable in districts where these
affecting disorders prevail. This "CrRE" cxpes the
miasmatc poison Of FEVER AND AGuE from The sys-
TEN, and prevents the development of the disease, il
taken on the first approach of its premonitory symp
toms. 1t is not only the best remedy yet discoy
cred for this class Of complaints hut also the cheap
est. The large quantity we supply for dollar brings
it within the reach of every body and in bilious dis
trcts where FEVER AND AGuE prevails, every body
should have it and use freely both for aud pro-
lection. great superiority of this remedy any
other discovered for the speedy and certain
Of Intermcnts is that it contains no Quninc min
era consequently it produccs no qunism or n,ier
injurious effects whatever upon the constitution. Ttosc
cured by il left healthy il they had had
the disease
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence of The
miasmatic poison. great variety of disorders ariso
from its irritation, among which Neuralgia, mc,
matisD,, f;o,a Headache, BHndness Too,haCAe, Fan
ache Caturh, Auhmo Folpitotion, PaintW .iffthon
Paralysis and arrangement Of the Stonach, al Of
which, when originating in this cause lut on the
imrmH'ettYpe or become periodical. This CrhE"
eApels the poison from the blood and consequently
them all alike. 1t is invaluable protection TO
Immigrants and persons travelling or temperate,
siding in the malarious districts. 1ftakcn occasionally
daily while exposed to the infection, that viii be
cxcreted from the system, and cannot accumulate in
suiccnt quantity rpen into disease. Hence it is
more valuable for protection than cure, and few
will suffer from Intenntcnts if they avail them
selves of the protection this remedy affords.
Prepared ty Or. J. G. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
j. II. sEAY, Lynchburg; PURCELL, LADD& CO., Rich
monl; n RIvEs. Petersburg; i, A. SANTOS, Nor
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HEAVY SToRM IN PENSsYLvANIA.--A remarka-
hlc storm passed over Delaware county, Penn, last
week, The thunder and lightning was tho most
scvcrc ever known IN that section. In many in
stances people were prostrnted or completely
stunned Ly the shocks of thunder. Tho damage
from the lightning in some parts OF the county
was considerable. In Media thu ground was
struck near Shnrplcss machine shop, and nlso
tree In the yurd ofho Friends Meeting house at
tho east end of the borough, and badly splintered
Tho barn Of Mr.. JAG. !. Lewis in Newton town.
shin, was struck and with it's contents entirely
destroyed 1t contained from twelve to fifteen
tons of hay, about twenty five bushels Of whent,
hund red bushels of oats and u large quantity of
straw The estimated loss Is $1,000; insured in
the Chester County Company. COW, belonged
To Charles Iiedmnn, of Newton WAS struck and
killed. y tree near thu spring house of Samuel
pencoast was shattered and daughter Of Mr.
PLncoast WAS knocked down by the shock and
much stunned \ iroe noar spring house in
Neither Providence was shattered, and boy stand
ing near was stunned. Two horses, belonging 10
n man Of birmingham, were struck and instantly
killc l. On Tia" same afternoon the Superintende
Of the telegraph between Philadelphia and Viii
nington repairing the wire about n mile and u
hnI this side Of the latter place, when, just rs he
had finished anG descended from tho pole. it was
strurk hy lightning and rent to pieces The man
fortunately, however, escaped uninj jured, ,-PaIa
deipdia MPtiyer, June IL tt ..Hs ..I
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MISCELLANEOUS.

e"AhLhs bhAp'W EDWARD rAuxnAN
CfiA1tLES BRADLEY 81 CO.,
Manuiaeturers Dcpo, for the Sale OF
VIRGINIA AND WESTERN TOBACCO.
6o Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
ADVANCES MADE ONLY on GOODS IN STORE
REFERENCES,
MessrA h. NJ APpERsoS IL Co.,
Messrs. T. s. & :. W. AYREs,
SAMUEL TATE, Esq, Pres't NJ. &C. C. R.R.
OFFICERS GAYoso SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
n L. LAWRENCE, Cashier State Bank,
GATES d pARkEG, .LlcLsoa Tam
MOORE Il HOLLAND
J. A. TALIAYERRo, Cash'r State Bank Trsnfon 7san
Hon. f. NJ ETHERIpeE, Weakly to
M.ss.l I1ssa H.hf :. s,So \ 20, Ly"cAo"r0, Va.
JoHN 0YLER
Us. CLAToR h Co.,
BRAed DAauN, JR, Ne,c Orleans.
l3-d6m
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uELMBor.p,s GENUINE pREr,A RATION.

HELMBoLDs GENUINE PREPARATION.
"Hl0lII.Y CoNCENTRATEDr -.@- ~ l.J..- ~. 3
A Positive AMI spcode Remedy t - ID. ~ d
For Dscnses Of The BLADDER KIDNEYS GRAVEL, and
DROIsIOAI sWEI.IINasi .it Dr. 70 - f'I''f
1i. Medicine increase. tho power OF Discston aud exc!ss
the IsOR BENs into healthy action by which Tho WATE-
Ky OR CAI.oAkEOUs dei,osltiops, and all UNNATURAL
ENlAkuEMfNTs aro reduced, as well PAIN AND. In
PLANTATION, and Ia good for a8z lNfH
MEN, WOMEN, OR ClIILDREN
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BY CHARLES W. BUTT0l
4 Il II Is

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a. ner annum advance and Weekly AT ~ Invariably in a
c. otherwise 80 viii be charged IN all No paper
% BE- isconnucd except tthe option OF the Proprietor
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EMENTS inserted for 30 cents per square o
IN or less the first insertion, and BIN cents Tor each
nnuance unless ordered nnerfom weekly and then 30
s ner SQUARE will charged for each Insertion lfhe
1 f marked the MSS will be published
al n, ordered out and charged accordingly.
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cal CONTRACT 49,
advertisers will be limited TO their immediate bu-
or the charged for transient rates
All advertisements appear in the duly and tn week.
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obituary notices which exceed eight lines are charged
alspby for the EXCESS
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Pure Coal Oil.
nA GALLONS pure Camel Coai Oil Warranted to be
fOO pure and Of best quality. For sale by
JOHN Ii. sEAY, Druggist,
lmry Va
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[l'rom the London Chronicle, May 3l,1
THE SlCILlAN REVOLUTION.


rur pouuAuburxr or p,rnNo-rAKtsc or THAT II.
rf ny 'ARibALpi' &C, &c
We are still without the details, but tho iniorma-
ton has been received through such channels MS
voueh for its authenticity. Instead Of being "ront
ed and ''in sht," tho Sicilmn insurgents in pos
session OF greater part Of Palermo. Instead Of being
"discouraged, they have realized the calculation
that the troops would turn ngainst their Ncapoltan
commanders. This it seems was the intelligence re-
ally received in Naples on Mondny. II WAS transln-
ted into the established Official language, but we
have already learned to rcransIac that language in
to the ordinary sernacuIcr.
We must confess that this news does not surprise
us. 1t is directly derived from The previous news
"s t,e woIhhS o' sun. We mr'''' "'n u'n,,
,i,ni H., I,n5r1 nt uns.,l, ON Friday ihe Ilth
l.onp nrc,cnrp vns conccnlrd h,pcc the rruors that
IL aI.,ot lunael Offers werr Al oucr made TO bin
of mo, borses null p,nlos Ncxt d,y lc advanced l.,
S,l,ni where h,a,luunr,crs remained tor Two days
I'm the 5,h ,bcv ,1y,nr.d In ,,lataGmi coubn, at
r,l,,G,,i ON tIe lGIh M. kiny,s troons relirlpr
with the loss Of iour guns baggage, stores mud n
number or nrIsonrrs On the lsth Two pl,,es dis
,,l,, tho ri r,l,,rd a,o of h,Iv Tho N,nnolitau
t:e.erI ,n,n n,riyes ~ pnlernn and ia col'lIv r.,
yeiycd On the loh p,le,mn is greatly Acttte1
nun,b,r, nr t,milic, cm,ratino O., tle 2Olh ad
,,nc, 70 vnnre'l Lo,i;n,, harI ,hn Eing's troona
unIcr Land. 2Ist uonrraIe f,rli6cs nni prcnnra
,iI,ns made f,r inoI ,iiork on p,l,rno. I'D NOR.
,r,,n. rri,, from N,nlr. Int tho nsnrgcnts ro,,in
n y, ii q ,i,,aIi;' hnnI llnro H. ,b1, rxI, rn,,n.
,,,,t, IN ,L, ,,r-ornI,r nf ,hc NcannIi,nn Iis,nry
xtirl wns so yin,c ,hl, cyrn in IN. ofIi "a, d,.
l,, II uiII i .,e, L,9 co,,nlc,,Iy :, Ie,Js ~, 10
,Ln io,oll;gnnre which ~, now hay.
f. il 4, H.. no.rvoJ tlo, c,rih II ,,,o,rs "a havc
~ "'l - W
n"tc'P't' ''p ,'""t u's''"is VI '''''S' ~
hoauhH 'h' n's 9' '""c' i,hE' "r nave "resy
pointed ou' le aln'l'hce "ni'h exists nt'"e'h inc
l,'Hha an" '"' "nc' Po'''oh VI l"e ."o oic"i,S ol
,he man '"na i,t Hest ln9t"on ,ial ,nt F'"eTS
can 'ahr ''' Suu''"R ""''"n''' 10 "'"''e '',c ''"
ny of III, elfe i,"l"snl". IS 10 pal Oh pr
'c" week i"hsft 'n"l ,onRr'SS ""''n ca" "'9"e
compete win hlm !" ''c d"ty. we say IL ie" weeks
Tor hc mas NOT u, "n'" many non,' -"'' more 'n"n
TWO weeks anu ia" 1T 'ie "o'N'
(From the Paris Patrie, May 2s1
wuoa Ella, os .oo, -, paIo.., :; :, ,hn
,oror of ,bn iosnrrer,ion n dc,oriol derrec viii do
pow, o. n' :, ,ho e Italian WI I;ng
49, hiot ,n ,a,;t.a,ion no ,b. S;ciI;an n.o,Ie
uu'' ~ ~. ~ U ino..a, .g,,o
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HELMBoLD'B EXTRACT BUCHU,

For Weaknesses
Arising from Excesse Habits Of Dissipation. Early indlsess
xTraSDED' WITH THE FOLLOWING sxMrroMs.
1njIsloslion 10 Excrtlon Ioas OF P0wef
Inss ol Memory, Difhcuty OF breathing
Menl. Nerves, -a. Trembling
Horror OF Disease Wakefuness,
Dimness OF Vision, Pain In the Back
univcrsal Lassitude Of the Muscular systen,
Hot Hands, Flu rhinf Of the Body
Dry rJness Of tho Skin, Eruptions on tbs Fads
PAIIID CotTNTENANf.E,
These symptoms, II allowed 10 ich tla. medicine
,uTlnhy follows
IhPorENCY FATUIrY EPII.EPrIC FITS, ,4
IN ONE OF WHICH THE PATIENT MAY EXPIRE.
Who say that they nre not squs-',y followed by toso
'''"' "INsANiTY AND CpNsuMr~r1oN." 'j
Many 0i the Of their suffering,
BUT NoNE WILL CONFESS
THE RECoRLt OF THE lSSANk AsHEUMS, 'Is
And the Melancholy Dddkss IN CRtsswnk4ion, -
Tue CoSsTITUrIoN QNCE AZ FEfJEEp WITH
ORGANIC wEAKNEs49, -
Requires the aid Of medicine To suei'gthen snd
- = Inv vigorate the system,
WAiA llKLsRoLp's EXTRACT BUCHU lnpari,sy does.
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE ssErrieAi-
U.c gLMBoLps EXTRACT Bronu for all aneeens and dis
of Tho
Urinary Organs,
Whether exsipg in ztl % g5 - = l|
Male or Female, . ..s-- -.t
From whatever originating and nc matter OF
How Long Stnn h0E. ff-r
Diseases OF these Organs require the aid of DlUkETIC
- Is THE GREAT DIuRRTIo,
And Is certain have desired all Diseases
FOR WHICH IT IL RECOMAENDED. sat tN-