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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09
Water-Gnre.

DEEKSKILI. HYGEOPATIIIC INSTITUTE,
II Cor South and Smiihsts Peekskin. N. Y.
pleasant for invad and convenient place
for spend the Summer months No place on
the ssubrious and healthy than Pesksk Good
rooms with board aud medical be had at this In
itue for per week board without treatment from %
a. per week Carriages await at the Depot and Landing the
arrival Of the trains and boats to to any point
desired. For particulars, address . -o,, =,
CARATOGA WATER-CURE-Open through
= the wear but is now fully prepared for Summer Patients and
to,rders Address N BEDORTHA, H. d. Saratoga SPRING
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COMMON PLEAs-TRAL TERN, MAY 8-Beforc Jud
HILTON

THE DEATH or JUDGE BtAKDsLEf.
At the opening of Part |. of this Court to-day,
Judge Hilton made the following remarks:
Since the rising Of this Court the sad INTEL has reached
the death Samuel Beardsey exChie Justice Of the
Supreme Court under late Constitution and the time OF
his deeese engaged in the practice OF bis profession his resi-
dence IN Utica, In this State
His life Of eminent usefulness having ably and honor
ably filled the office Of Attorney General of this State, Member
Congress- and finally Chief Judge of Court which although
extinct, will to be regarded from
which the law flowed in its purity and the decisions OF which
will be long looked monument TO the memory Of him and
his able associates in that tribunal
notwithstanding he much in public life yet il
BE- said Of him that office did him honor the contrary he
adorned it, whatever place he called his
high and honorable character shed uste npon H. and matter
how high the might easily be forgotten while engaged in
contemplation Of the man -
As able and upright judge, be cannot be forgotten while
the records judicial history exist Aaawyer he viii long
BE- remembered be said that neither the
excitement argument the hope fuccess could induce
him to from the truth take Unfair advantage Of an ad
versary While he governed by such nice
honor that satisfied his memory safely challenge his
lie show spot mark which in the slightest degree
cloud OF arnsh his fame
proud say that knew him well, and was honored
with his friendship and although be far beyond this
worlds honor yet is due to the memory OF good
able lawyer and profound judge that his death should b.
noticed and hs memory respected by the Court adoang Cor
the day aud directing the the adjournment be entered
i,s minutes" The Court then adjourned
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SUPERIOR couRT-M,r s-BefOre Justice HOTrH.s and

SUPERIOR CoURT-hAr s-Before Justice HoFrnss and
Jury
Henry Mason and Mason r. Collins ag George hatch I'M
' pleaded with Samuel }. LoSejoy.
This was an action TO recover some SOU and interest,
balance due on alleged sale of -four and 10 the amount Of
.oae nv plaintiffs 10 Hatch Loyeoy, in May, 1884
1be deicuant Hatch ned that the sale was made 10 the
finn OF Hatch Loyoy, and esned that Lovejoy alone was
chagcsble. ALL, A., -,
aeTseent May 1854 aud that the goo in question were sold
May and May T. 1854. , - ~,
n wg. in eylence that Francis Cobb Co OF Rocxlsnd, Ne,
In Anil 1854 consigned lot Of lime to Hatch Lovjoy for
sale and in The sae them order for the puhase
OF some flour corn and beef nd that the goods question
purchased by Hatch Loyeoy Of the plaintiffs 10 NIL In part
lit order on said May and May g. 1854
Defendant II,tch testified that be knew OF no such order
that he such purchase s that they were not made
by authority Of the finn 49, 49, - .
Psa proved Hatch had adstted the bill and promised
10 pay the balance due. -
Vefdc for plaintiff for balance due and interest," s2alow
FIVE per cent
NJ Parsons counsel io plaintiff John T. Parsons counsel
for defendant
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-MAr s-Before Judge
SNALLEY.
THE DELIsoUEsT TIPsTAFFs

THy DELISQUEST TIPsTAFFs.
This morning Judge Smalley called the Grand Jury
into Cou and delivered peccl charge to them in regard
the charges made against the Marshars Tpah he called
their attention the developments made by the escape OF the
Storm King which had been published by the press and In
them that It their duty find bill against one
60 offending The provided for the punishment Of
who obsucted the officers Of the United States In the dis
charge Of their duties.
Jury retired bt returned shortly and presented an indet
against Theodore Rynders and Henry Mum for aiding and
ab.ng in sending away vessel called the Storm King for the
purpose of being engaged in the Slave trade.
bench Immediately issued by the Court for the
arrest OF the accused parties.
1t is presumed that they arrested they were both
walking in the lower hall OF the United States Court build
ing thi- afternoon
fsDICThFNTS.
The Grand Jury found indictments against Edgar Al.
Tuhi Gordsn Hines for the murder Of WIN Pomery Of the
bark Anna Also against Franklin Nichols for assault with
Ratchet Henry ". Hampstead SEAMAN board the C. D.
O'BIiou.
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FArn R.nRo,p AcoIpEsr.-A German nan nane =
Dss useenbursh died yesterday q s.ir sa ss,! Ss the
cons.auence of having been over oy us " ~, ~
Haven Rsr"sd on Monday evening An ipsss" VIZ ~
held on the body to-day,
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Hle6ifal.
EACTS

FACTS. ..,,,,...,.....,.,,....s
mouy establishing the facts that RAILWAYS READY RE
LIEF REGULATING PILLS and RENOYATlNG RESOL-
VENT only positive curayes Of the sick afflicted with
disease but tina. they have IN many proved to be nble,
and have restored the dying patient robust health after all other
leans Of ledc atioi failed.
TWELFTH WITNESS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FASKETT, WEsTNINsTER Mass,
testihes: -,
My wife has suffered excmciaing torures from NEURAL
GA IN the head have spent large of money for med
ciue aud medical advice The she has undergone
aggravated her disease read the advertisements Of Dr. Rad
wsy and felt my duty make trial applied RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF the head her Of II to drink also
gave her RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS. In less than
one hour after he used the READY RELIEF she sss free
from PAIN
r. H. Relief 25c., Soc, and 3 per bottle.
Regulating Pills, 2jc. per box.
Resolyent, 81 per bottle. . ,
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SUPEME COuRT.-WALTER 9uIN, P PIai q

CUPEME COURT-WALTER QUIN, Plain
y ts against THOMAS GUN and MAY XIX, me 3RiN
a GUN J3HS apS joins BEy5 6$ %d5T a:.aS
and and D ps wi d f " anSn
ejndgen Of the supreme Court Of the rir;s District bearing
Referee in the aid Judgment named win sell at Public Auction
the Merchants ESsbate, In the City OF New:i9rk ~ An
2ih day April 1850 at IL o'clock at noon tlht day All that
certain Lot piece parcel Of Lsnd with the Building thereon
York; bod snd dsribed as follow: Beginning point
being the northwe'tey corner Of Washington and Haamond
streets thence running northcry eong the westerly line wash
ineion se Gyone feet and S inches thence westerly on
thence southery line at right angles with Hammond street
fifty feet the northey line of Hammond street aud thence
ss'!.y aO e nSs, me ao oa SIM o ns,e op
parcel Of I.rd With the Building thereon situate, lying aud
described as follows Beginning At point on the nothery e
Hsuond street distant twenty-five feet westerly from the
henc. rng norery at right Angles to aid Hammond street
6y feet thence westerly parallel with Hammond street TWEEN
NV feet 10 the aid nortLery line Of Hammond street and
thence eaery along The uothery line OF Hammond street
situate, lying and being in The Ninth Ward Of the City Of New
on IT, G %oIefy line G' Hammond G street. d' oyoa pS
westerly from the nortwesteIy corner Of Washington and
aid Hammond street fifty feet thence westerly parallel with
rsf with wscn ' ie ss eeS feet and four shs.
thence westerly and parallel with Hammond street eighteen
leet sud four inches thence eastery parallel with Hammond
soot one foot aud eight inches. cnco ouLehy aud At night
angles 70 hammond street hty feet 70 the aid note,y line Of
OF Hammond street twenty-five feet to the place Of beginning
10Th March, 1860. WILLIAM WILSON, Referee.
JOHN G. DlMNoCK, Plaintiffs Attorney
The OF tie promise. having been here
Of ali psitss 70 the .a notice l. hereby given the PIsm
win be positively odd on The sth June 1880 without
n2 2sw tols;
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SUPREME COURT-GkSER.L TERx-Nays.
Before Justices SUTHERLAND MuLLIS, AND BOSsnX

APPOINTMENT OF EXAMINERS.
Yesterday the Court appointed James 7. Brady, John
L. Bur and Malcolm Campbell esqrs examiners to examine
applicants foT admission practice attorneys and sounsp
Before Justice Smith.
DR.. GRIsCoM AND CONDENSED MILK.
Griscom ct al. agA Borden ct al
In this case reported Yesterday the Jury rendered
verdict for the plaintiff Damages six cents
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NEw.YoHR May g. 1850.
ITO THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CON
i VENTION.-CHANGE OF SPECIAL TRAlN-The
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD will dispatch a
SPECIAL TRAIN Delegates to the Republican National
Convention, leaving Depot foot OF Duane, Newf ork 81 n
DAY EVENING 18th inst AZ p. NJ, reaching chicago
Monday evening at p TIE Sons Of Ncw-i ork residing
la Chicago will give grand reception 70 Delegates by th. train
Regular through Express Trains for Chicago leave Newfor at
and 3 a. ~. and y. m. every day except Sunday.
EXCLUSION TICKETS from NewYork to Chicago aud re-
turn for OF Dunkrk 10 Chicago and return for S8 20
good from May TO June two days after ad oumment
be procured At Depot foot Duanc-st. No. US or 2 Broadway
Dr. at Depot, Jersey City. CuAS. MlNOT Gen. Supt
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Gnanrial.
lpRiIR H. MrIlEs Auetioneer-ofboc Nc, s. Wsll@
CTOCKS at AUCTION,

lpRihR II. .MuILFS, Anctioneer-0Hoo Nc, 81 Waila
CLOCKS at AUCTION,
~ THIS DAY (Wcdnesdayl, May y,
Atl2l OClock az the Merchants EXCHANGE, 80, ,r,,
BY ORDER or EXECUTORS TO CLOSE AS tStAih'
rs Shares United States Trust Company, 200 eaoh
20 Shares United States Life Insurance Company ~ coco
IL Shares Continental Fire Insurance Company BOO eseh
10 Snsres Niagara Fire Insurance Company 80 eacp.
20 Shsres Security Fire Insurance Company -sy eoch
" Shares Manhattan Fir Insurance Comp any, so
For account Of WHOM IL may eoi,csrn;
o. Shares BrOoklyn Gas Light Company, 500
40 Shares Relief Fire Insurance Company 80 eh
81 Shares Fulton Fin Insurance Company "
10 Shares Lafayette Fire Insurance Company, ~ ~
IL Shares Faae Fire Insurance Company, S W.
Shares Park Fire Insurance Company, SivV sso,e,h
a. Shares Howard Fir Insurance Company - -.
20 Share Nasiinrton Fire Insurance Company
no sbSrs Mtrop5itsn Fire Company Sio eaeh
M sbsr, Mrrtile Mutual Fire las Company, Siv eac
Ne g. Ci,cbn M zine Fire lp- Company, lV1 each
stccs sales c'sty reoniT,S (29l0
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9nsnrance Companies.

rEHE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
IL PANY,
No. 50 WALL-ST. NETWORK.
NAfI1AI...a HDOUiuVt
MAY 8. l860.-At the ANNUAL ELECTION the following
Gentlemen chosen DIRECTORS for the ensuing year:
Henry H. Ward, Sidney Mason Henry Hilton.
George Bell VIM. II. IIaIbeck, Chas F. Southmayd,
Gilbert DaIs, George f. Nesbitt, William s. Thone
Samuel Lord. Gerardus Boyce, j. Lytteton Adams
Robert Loygden.
And 70. INSPECTORS OF ELECTION
Henry Row land. Phietus H. Holt, VIM @. Ward.
Also subsequent meeting Of the Board Of Directors
WILLIAM s. THORNE esq, unanimously elected Pres
ideut HENRY T. DROWNE, Secretary.
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EOK SAVANNAH ---...

i AND OTHER POINTS As BELOW.
The frstclass sde-wLee steamship
AUGUSTA,
Cant NJ & Woodhu will leave on SATURDAY, May II, al
~ from Pier No North River Through tickets can be lad
for the following prices: New Ore@n $5s 1ji Mobile t
Montgomery S25: Columbus, +2l; Albany, t25 Atlanta
421i Chattanooga s25 Nashville S2I 50 Knoxville go ~
Memphis +3 IS. Augusta, III so Macon, 800 saysnhs
ais For freight or passage apply TO No Is Broadway.
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL 4 SON.
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CTPREME COURT-DAvID LEACH, Plain.

- tiff against HUGH KENNEDY and OLIVER SPRonLL
and JAMES KENNEDY, Defendants Summons ior relief
Com seredTo the Defendants above named: on are
hereby summoned and required the complaint n TINS
scton which will be Gled ia the Office Of the Clerk o the
City end County of New York, At the City Hall IN SAID Cry ana
.crber my Office No Ii8 West 35th in the City Of New
York vi hin eny DAYS after the service Of this summons on
Won exclusive Of the day Of such service and you fail to an
the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the panih
Ina h. action viii apply the Court for the relief demanded IN
The COMMUNICATED the Path day OF March 1860.
ms9law6wW JAMES LlNDEN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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EUGENE THOMPSON, Agetio9eer and Broker
Ri 70 5n1,S INSURANCE STOCK at private sale Price
Csn, % Insnrsncc Stock issued semi-monthly
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,ER II. NICOLAY,

a IUCTIONEER AND STOCKBRoKER,
~. 40 INSURANCE STOCK and other Securities
:. nyyte sale STOCKS and BONDS bought and sold 1t the
Erslers Board The Price Current issued semi monthly
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CARE sl5 for the REPUBLICAN NATIONAL

II CONVENTION, at CHICAGO May 49, 1860.
Excursion Tickets TO the Chicago Convention from Buffalo 70
Chicago be purchased at the Depot the Lake
Shore Railroad, Buffalo for tl the round trip. -
The Tickets will be good from the 10th 70 the 10th inst West
ward and from Chicago Eastward, 10 the 23th Inst.
Excursion Tickets Buffalo Dunkk also be pro
cured the Office Of the Lke Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad Company No. 1913 Broadway, Of Deys, New
York. JOHN b. PORTER Agent
further Information please call the Office, No l9J Broad
WI
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County NewYok notice h hereby given to al persons
having claim. against HENRY ROBINSON, late Of the CITY o.
%rSok decs9-d 10 present the same, with vouchers eo
10 The subscriber 1t his Office No o. Broadway in the City OF
NerYok on or before the tweutyouTth day OF May next
dated New-york the 22d day Of November, 1889
"a is,,;u w JOHN BOVINE, Executor
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RADWAY 4 Co.. No. % John " Y.
Sold BY y. s. HUTCHNGS No ~ Exchangep place, Jersey
CITY ~ j. and by all Druggists everywhere.
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nor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-The new
i md fr.csa steamship HUNTSVILLE, Capt John A.
Post will leave Pier No. u, r. on URsDAf, Nay TO- at
M Passage Savannah with unsurpassed accommodations
sis Through tickets sold to NevOeans e3e 49, Mobile,
a35; Montgomery 25 Memphis f5l IS; Nashville, +2 %;
$3.50: Albany S23 Columbus +2 Aalsnts S2l
Macon, ; Augusta III So including caisse hire In sa'an'
nah Baggage checked free to all the above places.
fe" H. b. CROMSSELL Co. No &c West.st.
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fraal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
of die County Orange, notice is hereby given according
n law 10 all persons having claims against the estate OF IESSE
SCOFIELD te of the town Of Montgomery In said county
deceased that they required present the with thu
ouhes thereof subscribers the executors Of the
st viii Of sid deceased at the office Of SEQ
FIELp CAPRON Co.. ia thu village of Walden, IN the said
tatgn Montgomery ~ the Office OF WILLIAM H. sou
FIELD No 80 Nilam.st in the City Of Newly ok on or be-
fore III lat dny Of September XtDaed Feb H. 1900
WILLIAM VILLAIN IL sCooFFIIEtLLRR }ESecutOrs
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CPECIAL NOTICE to DELEGATES and
~ OTHERS offending the CHICAGO CONVENTION, May
10, l6bO-TICkETS be- obtlined at HALF FARE from
Suspension Bridge 10 Chicago aud return application az te
Agency No 21J Broadway, Cs1nher Tckct- good nn
MAY 20 until THREE DAYS AFTER THE ADJOURN
MINT OF TIE CONVENTION. Ample time to see NiAgFA
fas aud tn great Suspension Bridge No other route oer'
the same Inducements.
EDWARD r. BEACH, Agent Great Western Railway,
No. 273 Broadway, corner ChiuilerSst
L'OR NEW-HAVEN, by steamer ELM CITY,
Il from Pier No 25 fst River, at m, and TRAVELLER
at II p. m. Fare 81. No charge ior oerths.
NOR GLEN COVE, Roslyn, Bayles Dock, Great
Meek sands Point Motifs Dock and Glen Wood steamer
LONG Island, every afternoon II 81 from Jemesslp D. ~
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Great Passenger and Freight Route
TO THE MORT II.

NRAVELERs and Merchants from Virginia. Tennessee the
Il western part OF Georgia and The Northern Aaba
ma una Mississippi are informed that connected through
Ia "engc aud Freight line has been run
ming three times per week between Lynchburg and Now
York. by the south Side Railroad City Point and thence to
Ne" York by the New York and Virginia Steamship Compn.
hys splendid line OF first class side wheel
town, jamestown and Roanoke.
This line Affords advantages above all Others the cheap
e ana most agreeable
those coming long line OF railroads. they 70 on board
the steamships the evening Of the day they reach Iynchburg
aud mud large state and all the accommoda
lions TO be found IN the best steamships and aer
voyage they are In New ork perfectly rested ready for
business Passage from Lynchburg New York Fare and
state Room on Steamers included, lis,
AS Freight route this line is the shortest and best between
New York aud the Southwest The Stssmshps run along
sue he wnarves OF The south-side Railroad Company City
Point and there no dage Of Goods everything being
with the greatest dispatch Tho following Tarin Of through
Rates has been agreed upon by the Railroad Steamship
Company and all goods forwarded of charge Shippers
wishing to avail themselves our through ates must have
their goods marked care OF Railroad Agent City Point
RATES FROM NEW YORK TO LYNGHBURG.
Socs 'ns eta Ss s Glass ~ Glass s..
Lee R0CKE &TAYL0R, Agents. Lynrhburg Va
SAM'L q. BAPTIST & Co, Agents Petersburg va.
.,o. hoDLAM hikNEklN, Agta, 1l5 Broadway, N. Y.
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FRANKLIN &c Co.,
GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS

ETA N hlLlN &C 20,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. ~ Main Street, nest door to Liberty Warehouses
.v,1aXuN g II 81 y ss,G, VA,
III 30 bags Rio, LAg,ra and Java Coffee
100 bbs Brown Extra G., Crushed and Pulverzcd Sugar.
10000 lbs. Leaksyiie and Union Cotton Yarns;
200 kegs Old dominion Nails;
100 sacks Liverpool and Vr2ina Salt;
30 boxes Adamnntne and TailOw Candles:
$50 sides good Sole Leather;
800 Blankets;
10 tons IRON Hammered Rolled BaL Horse Shoe Bound,
Oval and Hoop;
Is cases heavy Boots and Brogans, Shoes:
Now Orleans and West India Moasses rup Bacon Sides
Loaf Sugar Mackere In barrels and ree and Black Teas
Brown and Toilet soaps Rice, Soda Spices ginger Pepper
Petre Alum Extract Logwood, Indigo Nader Slarch
window Glass Putty Wagon Boxes Spades shoveis Trace
Uhan strind stones Grind stone Fixtures Horse Shoes Nail
ods, White Lead, Zinc Tanners OIL Upper Leather Cast
Shear and Blistered Steel Axes Coil Rope Backng Powder
Sho Lead, Painted Buckets Sugar Boxcs Nests OF Tuba
Wrapping and Writing Paper Shoe Thread Twine Demjohns
ooneware staple Dry Goods, such brown beacled and
striped Domecs Paids Lnseys Jeans Emil Cloths
Flannes BED Blankets, Oalcoes Apaccas &C. with large
anu general assortment Of fine quors WnesSc
Particular attention paid 10 The sale Tobacco Whes
Corn Flour and oil other kinds Produce and remit
'suoes Tissue Wt the safe OF same. 29-dkcts
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Prince Imperial Champagne.
D. ,.. ;;;: . - ' ;::;::'

Sold by all Respectable Dealers 0hont the Country
FlNis nne brand Of CHAMPAGNE, which until the past
confined exclus 10 The best tables Of the Con-
neni Europe, has obtained unbounded
and popularity in this country II ~ recommended by
Of the rs Physicians of the City of New Bork all
other account Of tia extreme purity and delicacy and
those who try II rarely other brand Although
only elapsed Its PRODUCTION this
try the demand enormous and constantly increasing Our
angemenr such tho quality of the Wine
being maintained al Its high standard The Prince
Imperial imported solely by being the sole agents OF
Messrs. DE VEsoaE q Co., In this country.
H. V. HAUGiIWOUT CO,
Nos. ass, 400 n 400 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold In this city only by LEE RocKK Il TAYLOR.
NH 6iSm Is Mp COL
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HELMBoLD's ROSE WASH.


An excellent Lotion for Diseases of syphic Nature and
an Injection in Diseases Of the Urinary Organs arising
Buchu Snrsaariy, In such Diseases recommended
hcidence Of s most reliable and responsible character
viii accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
From to 20 years. Standing.
NAMES SCIENCE AND FAME
For Medical Properties of BUCHU Dispensaiory the
Bee Professor Devices valuable works on the Practice
See remarks made by the late celebrated rHYsIcK
See Fe%.rss made by Dr. EpnRAIM MCDOWELL, ee
DRAFTED PHYSICIAN and Member OF the College
geon Ireland and published In the Transactions tho King
and Queens Journal
See Medco- Chrurgical Review published BY BENJAMIN
See most OF the laIe Standard Works on Medicine.
Extract Buehu..S 10 per bottie, or six for 800
Sarsaparilla, LOO I" 4" 500
improved Rose Wash, so " " $50
Or, iIAlT DOZEN for $2OO which win be SUFFICIENT
the obstinate cases If adhers H. De-
n
cures Guaranteed Advice Gratis |!
Personally appeared before Alderman the city Of
Philadelphia H. l. liEaboLD, who being duly sworn doth
say his preparations contain narcotic mercury or oe
injurious drugs but are purely vegetable, .,
swon and subscribed before this 2sd day Of November
1884 VIM p. HIBBERD Aldermen
,, Ninth ST. above Race, Phia.
Address letters for information Ia confidence 10
h. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist
Depot, 1oi South Tenth 81. below Chestnut, Phia
beware Of COunterleits.
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS
Wn" endeavo to dispose or IKIH OWN and OTHER"
"'''"ce'a' Genuine i hx1aes i,".i.
Improved Rose Wash
AND AZ ia * SSHS II s aHss vA
ASK FOR nELMBoLD's, TAKE No OTHER.
Cut oui the advertisement aud send for IT,
INp,1SITInN " Ia
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RTCFroHD ADvRRfIsEKRHfs.

NoEfce.
ruVyr1 An. NJ pIYLLiAN BELTS having ILLS day ceased
VIZ . erTrs vii so1slaue y the NEGRO AUCTION
BUeiH Ess and taken niD CO sFsnesaip nm n.y. !.
6REGORY Tbey wi condue - bushes neasr ne ssn
sr door w.a ..a .esa. sss cs. .s
ens.c ~ n. ,sfen.ee skieh befnly exsndea 70
Wm U Be,is vhle 10 ike aFm Of fs!iisn besaA
Tey have obtaned IL services Of M brsnnoo W. sLsosH
y O's's' We" "- IN WN. n. BELTS,
81 GREGORY.
p,c..o.n. Nav il jsso may l5dly