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, 1862-07-17
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..... HERR1NaB EAIHH1 &AEEa.
As the Kreatnre in Pearl sna Fulton 81 !a9 =, a ~
MzsE1a Hzaz1xa 9 4cn7 Ne, 81 In9.2TTXAHHr: .tTXHr cH.,.
PION aAFE yuu made for ms fax gsass @ ~ a. NJ
fulton and Pearl streets, ae 2sa Inas. MniGa -
tizely destroyed By building. togeeaE W1sn 14s9
0therH sTha ffre commenced about O'CLOCK dua88Y
mnrnirp Ind the Bate wka TAKEN Hcn 1hh IS1N4 EE6K
M aInnsnra Of moTe than thirty houEz Your SAFE e4r
rsined al % s bbooEE, Insurance. policies aad ota1 ~
Es11f @ rpna4 p1pa4 .Ezno9It1ng 70 ovar Two dUKDaKu
Rg Rnnna1n DoILARs Everything IL the sate la PEI.
~ ardeT except the blHdng OF the books, beng
assaamssI Your PuEnt Champion Bafa g1Tea ~ Erea4
stfsfscdou, and haa guarded 4atetY through the ma
eYeSY da1sf of it contents 1TaE Y9WSA Y9SW1SA
Anorwm " sAnx z1u.s1omo aaTx2s
6xHxRAL Oy1Iux, NKw HAy0 S1kAAsqaT Co
Ws e ons a3 9oaf 2 fsfsnt ss4s = g e
cent extensive Ire corner Of Eult9n ~ 5ea1 =
ID the 2h init The sate Wah n tne taa i3 s9 x -
Futon Bank Building aua {eA 49, - t =
nesr ii H9A tnke1 ifom the xuto8 43saE -
HUTKS exposuI8 and was ED HfT Y T2hassa7a w.
bpoE1 aud paneta aaoa1I 3 r ns- ~
a1tssd. Respeesson{ Nfs@ YSH51 T. wRr3Hr
| HRRE1HG5 EATKNT CHANFl0a EIRE.FHooR
1ntn>ts@ BAFEA
The neoar reliable secutisY tE1su ~ agI ks4g9s
| dEBEINGE CHAMPION 1UR611AHERD0F HA&A8.
| Lined WfA Heu1ux 8 E1oyu1 11w EA1xEt ~CAtN.
TAIJzBD 1Ro kna ea3y nssA II Tsa e Ss..s saa9os %
, 1862-07-17

+ AXE SUPERIOR PIG RON.,
IL The Northern Izcn Company of Laxs aaps5.oS
coil Eon, dErct tom lts Blast Fr1n1ca and q AZ
Traea 10 which Che attention Of thoea wanting ~ 60
No. Is Wells street JEAUP, KEKEDT Co. A3enae
Also tor The sale Of tia Pioneer Ho1 p
Spit cpstQpQsrp, U2@EaN8oEs&S4k
, 1862-07-17
XII AK41
Office open from 15f to ~ p. m.

CLAIRyoYANcE AID James
announces to the 1adies and gentlemen Of Chicago
and vicinity, that abe will remain for few days
only at her Office No. 60 West Randolph street,
corner OF Clinton, where those who wish to coil
suit the planets which rule their destiny pertaining
to the psst the present and the fature, will please
call Immediately. As uatrvoyant. Madame
james has no superior. and In all things pertain
ing to life and hea1th. her predictions can be relied
upon. Consultation fee 81. 3y15x6s.
W Fpr cleaning and dying gentlsman's clothes
20 to Cook = Mclean, 90 Dearborn street. This
old established house do batter and chsaper woEk
thsu auytn the city. a9AH
, 1862-07-17

or
W Female.-Agents Eantcd in every town Of the
Cntei States TO sell J. koh ers new improved method
for Cutting Lallrs Dresses, Boys Clothing, snrts Sc
SECURE BIZ copyEisht Agsnts making M fym s. g. e
ufI,ee, No Me:rupuan Block or addreRs Post Office
Box 3T enclosing t ee cent postage Stang Chicago.
, 1862-07-17
THE CITY.

p,s7ex.T1oS.-Rev. J. B. Olcott, Financial
Agent Of the University OF chlcago' has re-
signed his position.
, 1862-07-17

HIUES-HHfEet 44iEL Will HgHI t1a1s3cs1ou5'
We quote Dry Flint 13Gl3hc; Dry Sailed 9011c;
Green Sailed, 55s@6c; Dry calf, 10G12c; Green
do 6@Tc.
Wo0I-Quiet and nominal. We quote COM
mon native 2s9ac, Medium 30G,s5c, Fine ssD95c.
Unwashed Il of.
BUrTER-sales Of 20 pigs fsir drlin at &C.
There is an active demand for good qualities 10,
shipment We quote choice feiioy 1DD1okc
Fair to good Firkin 9G915c; Gzease 7k@sHc.
EGGs-5H@se 2 doz fo- fresh
POULTRI-Chick.us q doz 81 .2511-50; Tu1
keys q b 8G!t; Pigeons z doz 4N959e.
, 1862-07-17
+Call q Dunlop, sevel q &spalding fo1 Printing" ."
upT11-h9Njy

HGtaat closing out sale ofPaper Hangfnss, q,
r. E. R1zby's, 81 Randolph street. jyl4m
, 1862-07-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


7
Bnssneez az all kinds ia quiet. Money Is plenty, |
and nobody wants it. Eastern exchange may be
quoted at par buying; Il selling The supply ez-
ceeds the demand. We quote gold at 116 buying:
14ecling. Some Of the bankers to-day got up |
little private competition on gold, aud paid 1l64
for some lots, There were no purchasers Of gold
on:eide Of the banks.
corxrERFErrs. two's On the
Weedeport bank are being put in circulation IN
this city. The engraving fs fac smile Of the
original, and is said BY exports to be extremely
veil executed.
-couute1feft i've dollar bills on the Hanpden
Bank OF North Castle Greek, N. z, were put IN
circulation in Toy on Friday last. They are
photograph Of the genuine, and are neatly exc
cuted.
The earnings By the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad we're:
F1set week in July, 1892. s6es
! II l8t1....., ...*..... 6,dAa4a
| 1nc,ease- .sal.77l1s
The following Is statement Of the earnings ol
| the Great Western Railway for the week ending
july 18th. 1862, compared with the earnings OF the
corresponding week Of last year:
Freishfs and Live Stock ....-.....-... 1e,g7as5
Mails and Sundrfe5 5.................-.. a'ot.ts
co,eenand;os Te1a week Of ia:t year = zs5iS
Increase. $l1, AL u
THE CANADA BASKs 70 SEsPEND.-The Buffalo
Ermess says that the probabilities are that the
, Canada banks will suspend specie payments. in
; consequence Of the pressure Oh their vaults FOL
, 1862-07-17

1rcrcRE upos TIE US1oS.-J. F. Henry,
ESQ. Of PENNSYLVANIA, one OF the ablest SPEAK
crs in that State, will lecture in this city IN
few days, upon the 'tPerpetnIty OF the Union =
, 1862-07-17

w The Thousand and one friends OF Capt.
Wm. A, Murtey, u. s. Army, Of the o. s.
NIL, 4. r. Department, formerly Of this city,
will be interested to learn that he acted as es'
cc1t to Mrs. Lincoln, on the occasion OF he.
recent visit to the steamer Great Eastern, al
New York.
, 1862-07-17

NFw Roo1s ON TILE CB1s1s.-sTheG Golden
Honr.,, by Rev. II. D. Conway, author Of
e.The Rejected Stone" &c, is just published
and for sale by J. r. Walsh, corner Of Madi-
son street and Custom House Place
, 1862-07-17

RACE.-A grand four horse Hoseag maeen
for $500 takes place at the "ofads Horse
Toir Grounds this afternoon.
, 1862-07-17

WTANEED-s5o0 to InyesE,-The
~ advertiser desiring to locate tn Illinois. would
invest tots .onnt IN business shown to be r.ahle
Glass &C. but can aslpt hilnseif 70 ciEgu.st saces
ceptab1e II IN any position of trust requiring bonds
he Houlh not be Wautlug. 20. P. W." Pittsburgh Pa,
ir1o
, 1862-07-17

eH We are glad to learn that movement Is on
foot for another regiment In this district under
the new call for troops. The parties LETT last
night for Springfield to see Gov. Yates, and viii,
without doubt, get the required authority. We
| are not At liberty to state names at present; but
! this much we can say: One Of the parties Colo
nel to be) has seen two years service in the resu
| lar army and the lieut- Colonel to be} is a well
| known lawyer tn this city. We know the men,
| and we know that eucb men can raise regiment
that will be credit to Northern Illinois.
| Jy16-2t.
e Homes wanted in the city and In fhe coun.
try for boys from ten to eighteen years ofage.
| Apply to MINISTER At LARGE,
! 1T Randolph street.
, 1862-07-17

agree upon account Of the fine.
TIE EXHIBITION AT ScHooI No. 12.-In our
| recent extended notice of the school exhioi-
! tons, the exercises at School No. u weze IN
advertently omitted. The school ROOMS were
densely crowded and from the beginning to the
| end the very best Of order was maintained.
The principal, Mr.. Akin, had but three days
to prepare tie different pieces, yet the chill
dn.n acquitted themselves with great ability
| and i,.deed eome we're delivered with de-
! gree of advancement that would have done
credit to o1o.er and more experienced scholars.
The Dialogues abounded In humor, yet con-
tanned excellent n <'rals. The Committee Of
the Board not 6esng present, the medal and
scholarship were presented by the Rev. jas.
q. Tuttle, in an able and impressive manner,
which Master Thompson, the recipient Of
them, will long remember. ME. Akin has
1ahored bard to advance his school tn learning
aud morality, and successfully too. He has
the respect aud confidence Of the pupils and
patrons Of the school
SALE or REAL Es1A1R.-On Monday, Mira.
Hamilton, as aduainistratrix of her husband,
the late Col. R. ]. Hamilton, sold q number Of
lots forming portion Of the estate. Consid.
ering the times and circumstances, the sale
was very satisfactory one. The following +
! the result Of the sales:
Lots 70 to 26, 94x1s5. fronting on Harrison. be
tween Horne and Leayttt streets, SEQ eseh; lots
r to H. a1i11, on Hoyne. between Taylor aud Vas
. Buren streets, SEQ to $85 each lots to II. Il!
. III, On Hoyne: between yaekeon s1d q y yaa 3 Bnrc,
streets, s65 to $S each; lots 10 to e. aax1ss 2,
80 to ESQ 10 each; lots 81 to so 94x1s5. on jack
!. son, between Horne and Lesvttt streets. SO t
875 each; lots Il and IL, a41l80, corner Of Adam
ard Hoyne streets, s12o each 1ots Is and y. II
e 19, north and adjoining the last two. $95 esch~
il The terms Of sale we're one-third cash, an
!. balance in six and twelve months, with SIX ps
IT cent, interest The sale took place at Ii
es Court House door, and the aggregate proceed
ofthe sixty lots sold we're &, 4o2.
, 1862-07-17

E1crRs1oS.-The Second Uniycrsalist
Society and Sabbath School leave the depot at
tie corner Of Canal ard Kinzie streets, TO-
mcrrow Friday) morning 4. nine O'Clock, on
an excursion to Spring Grove. Faas and
Deans Quadrille Blnd accompany the excur-
zion, and glorious time is anticipated
Preparations are made for various kinds Of
INNOCENT amusemen:s, and thus good oppor-
1unity is offered for o brief respite from city
burdens ard cares. See notice in another
column.
, 1862-07-17

ARREST OF A SNEAK Tu1Er.-A young tnief
ramed Wil1isms, who has already served one
term in the penItentiary, WIS arrested yes1er-
duv upon the charge Of stealing watch and
an entire suit Of clothes from the law ONCE OF
Messrs. Barker & Tuley- The young rascai
had the identical clothes On when he was ar
rested and was sporting the watch also, he had
stolen.
, 1862-07-17

B Ministry at Large Rooms No. III Raodolpn
street, will continue open as usual, Though the
summer. Miss E P. Wh1tcomb will be in attend
auce daily from ~ to ~ p. NJ to receive all ap-
p3icatore for assistance and to transact the bus-
.,ouu ~ Aha oH3eo
, 1862-07-17

Gnns-Wheat opened ut an advance Of 344c,
closed 3uIl and heavy. 8alea, No. Chicago
sptin0 Il 9tc; amber Iowa. At e6@9616e; No*1
Ni1wsukne club at CSC; prime do IN lots nj s849
, 1862-07-17

N ANTED-3GU men Wanted TO
W work at farming aud NUMBERING tn Mason
county, Michigan, where good Farming lanI can he
hAd by the ctu:.i settler under tue Homestead Bi Ut
t! rste 1t 80 160 acIes Lake Michigan and
but fifteen hours aal1 from Chicago All who Inn5t
and will not join the Federal army ~l dnf employ
melt By applying TO BALDMIE s. CO.. North Pier,
Chicago Illinois. Houses furnished to MEN Etn FAINT
, 1862-07-17

The AURORA ExcrBs1oS1sTs.-Oyer three
Il ousau1 Of our country cousins were in the
city yeoterday from Aurora. They arrived in
The morning in two trains, one Of t"eaty-one
cars and one Of nineteen, i. Scatter1ield and
e. Taylor, conductors. THE Sabbath sehool
which gave the excursion cleared over $500.
Our An1ora f3ierds spent the day very happily
in shopping, visiting the Court House an1
other points Of interest, stroll to Canl
Douglas and thereabouts and otherwise doing
tie municipal lions.
, 1862-07-17

W WANJED.-A person Of good
W business talents IL desrous Of obtaining stu
alton either as Salesman Tfayebns Agent Or aay en-.
may be Obtained Has been connected quite a n1tu-
her Of years, with the Shipping Interest. Frcshtng,
&c, East Best OF references given. Address
GIRA yErT nj tho nfta If this n3uer ir12 STDI v
, 1862-07-17

ABR1eAST1sE on TIE VAT FROM NORWAY
no CHICAGO WITH PAssEsGERs--The Quebec
.Nt7rs Of July sth says the steamer Foyageur
left yesterday for Montreal, with the brig
Thetis, from Rio de Janeiro, and the brigan-
tine sleipner, from Bergen, For way. in tow.
The latter has 106 passengers on board, whom
she takes direct to Chicago. We believe this
is the first instance in which passengers have
gone through from any European port to
Chicago.
, 1862-07-17

UPPER MISSISSIPPI AND MISSEHAHt--
The managers Of our City Missions have de-
yiscd al excursion to St. Paul and return for
the low price Of sixteen do1l1rs, berths and
meals on steamer included. The route is ria
Northwestern Railroad to Minnesota Janc-
ton, thence by the Ml8aukce aud Lacrosst
Railroad to Lacrosse, ,and thence by Mississippi
steamer. A number have signiisd their pur
I,ose to 60 Let others who wish to ayai
Their selves Of the offer leave word Tlthou
della; with ". q. Rand, at this office, with 81
Whitehead, OF DR.. Eddy, G6 Washington
street, or R=r. E:M. Boring, o. West Mi
EQI street.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Last Victory In inArkansas-The Position
- - ~. of CIhn Gurfis.-- 49, -

ROLLA, Mo, March 10 6-Anticipating some
rebel movements in Texas county, Mo. Gen. Hal
leck ordered ive companies and battery OF two
Hight steel six Founders, under Col w ood, TO re-
pair to that vicinity; finding no enemy Col. W cod
pushed on 10 Salem, Fulton county, Arkansas,
and encountered largely superior force Of rebels,
but after a sharp hghtrouted them, killing about
100 and taking many prisoners. Among the latter
Were three ceionels. Our loss was about So 3D..
The prisoners taken by Gen. Curtis at Pea
Ridge are now en- route for st. Louis, under a
proper guard slu . s.ss
The reports that Gen. Curtis is in dangerous
position arefalse Forage for his cavalry Is scarce,
but In other respects the situation OF bis troops IL
cheering. 5ss+ Er-1 a.s.t..a e6-
The idemoralzed and crippled forces Of Price
and Van Dorm are moving southwark. 81.
\ GEN. HALLEcK's oFFfcraL pfsPArcH.
ST. Louis. March Is The following Is Gen.
Haneck 3 ofheial dispatch tothe War Department
In reference TO the victory In Arkansss: = :
/, "ST. Louis, March To Secretary STATION
A scouting party under Lit. Col Wood and " iOr
Drake, consisting OF about $50 men Of the 6ih
Missouri and Sd Iowa cavalry, encountered near
salem, Ark about 600 of the enemy under Coils.
Coleman. Woodsides and Mcfarland. After a
severe fight the enemy were defeated, with the
loss of Col. Woedsides and about 1G0 killed and
wounded, and considerable number Of prison.
ers. Our loss is 25 killed and wounded.
"(Signed) II w. HALLKeK, Mai Gen."
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From Fortress Monroe.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press
FORTRESS MONROE, March IL The weather is
not quite calm enc gl for repairing the telegraph
cable.
The gnnboats Wamsutta and Penobscct have
arrived, and a feet Of about fifty schooners
reached here to day. '=...
The Goth New York regiment, Col. Weber, and
part Of the 10th Massst husetts, Col Wyrnan
this morning, under command of Col. w eber.
The enemy was found at Bethel some two thou
sand strong, with six pieces Of artillery Several
shots and shells were fred by the enemy, but 1t
not having been part Of the plan to bring on o
fight, our forces withdrew
The steamer State If Georgia arrived from New
York this afternoon ..-.-s
There has been no flag Of truce and we have
heard nothing from the Merrimac, or from Col.
Corcoran and. the Union prisoners at Richmond,
with regurd TO whom, and the dishonofable con =
duct Of the rebels in retaining them, much feel
ing Is entertained. -
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IrThey callSut iron-clad Monitor a "cheese
oox! on q raft "A corrtspondent wonders IL they
did not fad that satnr sseoet Sc box,, little more
mite-y than taey anticipated! % -
W william Brown, Of the Mackerel Bridge.
N. y. v. NJ writes f'oIn Manassas: tive have
met the enemy and they are hours ahead II us %
" Prentice says 1t Is a shame that the South
ern ConIederacy calls upon It's women to bear
arms. Ii is enough for tBesn TO bear chi ldren,
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ABoId Movement of Some y ebel Cavalry.

LOUISVILLE, March 1s-YesterdaY morning
the train from Bowling Green to Nashville was
intercepted at GalIatin by party OF rebel caval-
~, under Capt John Morgan, who ran the train
or the track, and took those in the train prison
eTs, about thirty bridge builders en- route to
Nashville to rebuild the bridge over the Cum
berland river The only remaining locomotive
on the Memphis branch Of the Louisville and
Nashville road, near Rus1ellviiIe, exploded yes
terday, killing the engineer, conductor, and
brakesman. This suspehds railroad communica-
ton ON that branch for the present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-19

MILwAUKRE, March 16.-The decision OF the
Supreme Court of this State in relation to the as
sessnent of taxes, declares all State taxes since
1850 unconstitutional, by reason Of inequality OF
taxation. The Legislature Will take immediate
action on the act for the relief OF farm mortgages
also decided unconstitutional.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-19
lSWoRDs FOR PREsENTATIoN
TIFFANY & CO.,


Nos. $50 and $50 BROADWAY, Nsw YoRK,
And No. 7S RUE RICHELIEu. PARIS.
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURER
OF ALL KINDS OF MILITARY WARES.
Solicit the attention of CIVIC and Military Asso-
cl1u0ns, Commands on NStional or State service
Patriotic Clubs and individuals 10 their large
stock OF . q
NAVY SWOaDS.
Their assortment includes the choicest
BLAeEs OF ENGLISH MANUFACTURE,
Identical with those made for Wilkinson, Of Lon
don, worn By the officer. of the B Brltsh Army and
most proved By experienced European authors
BLADES OF sOLINGEN ON The RHINE,
IN fibre and finish the recognized modern types of
tne osLsbIatSd DdnuaSeHs Stst!; the excellent and
BLADES OF COLLINS, OF HARTFORD,
Besides those of other domestic fabricants.
aS ne morntlnss Of the blades, in all CAGES exc
comprise al resUisite styles ofornsmeatstIon of the
scspDards being OF SILVER. SILVER GILT. BRONZE,
fLAIN ostIRR Gilt, SILVER PLATED BURNIsH SD
CHASED OF ENBossED Cir. or SOLID SILVER; the
0kiPs and HuARrs VI the same vnrlety Of materIal
onc naisah. and Of either Iegastion pattern or
3 y -isgE-s EXTRAORDINARY ELRsAScE.
Of rlchnsss and coslliDess not represented in
stooL, pe rec ulIed Tor Presentation, the capaOil
ues q the establishment fof<the msnufsctlre Of
tne chcieest Ecrfs IN gold and SILVER. and its gen.
US satisfactory and speedy production. In answer
10 oraefs. designs and estimates wiil be promptly
Z lldisidnals purchasing swords of Tiffany & Co
are informed thai eyory blade subjected TO tests
ever more severe than those enjolned by Govern
msnt before It is plsoed sale-the testing block
yho eier immediate proof of the excellence OF
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Arrival Of Co,ioa vessels at Nassau,

L New YORK, March Is "A Nassau letter Of the
9th Inst states that the steamers Ella and warIy
with 900 balss of cotton, and the Kate from
Fernandina, (Which had escaped before the cap
Of the former was being transferred to the Eliza
Bonsdll ..4 ---.r -. --7-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-19

DrA New York paper invites the serious ct
tention Of the War Department to the letters at
tacking Gen. McClelan and the Army of the
Potomac which appeared In Fhursd4y's Tribune.
IL such articles about our generals and our army
are allowed TO be published with impunity, the
Boston Post thinks the idea Of censorship might
as well be abandoned. s. I'D -. .,
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A NJ E RICAN WATCHES S
FOR AMERICANS.
to sell, but not to keep time.

why should sn American buy 3 foreign watch,
when he can get Q better and cheaper one at home.
Why should an American needlessy enrich
foreign Watch manufactures at the expense of our
own artisans?
Why should an American sen6 gold to Eng |. nd
and France, our covert but bitter enemies, y hen
gold Is so much needed at honsi
Why should an American buy an imported
Watch. which, IN nine cases out OF ten, Will cost
more to keep IN order for ne year than lts orgi-
nal prics, and which was never intended to keep
time under any circumstances!
Why should Americans not pa.ronize more
generally American manufactures, aud thus eman-
clpate themselves fIom the thraldom of English
capital, French fashions, and Continental gew-
gavs!
The Amsricsn Watch ComranJ's Watches are
particuarly adapted for soldIers' Eso, being most
substantially made, and not liable to &c. out of
order, either IN marching. riding, or hghting.
Sold By M W. GAIT & BRO, ss4 Peans,I-
vania avenue, Washing ton.
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents of the American " atoh Company,
fe 2s-im 1s2 broadway, MY.
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lGrThe policy Of putting down a pro- slavery
insafTecton upon pure slavery principles is
an absusdtty IN. Y. Tribune. =. 4 = = -
We suppose you think that you see the sense of
trying to put down sn anti-constitutioual rebel.
li0n- upoa pure antl-consttntional pEinci Piles =
LeEiSViIls JOEyacE RI ...H. = .
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Burning OF a New Church.

BISeHAMTos, n. Y, March 1.-THE new and
splendid Presbyterian Church, an edifice Just
completed and unOccupied, together with the
old church was burned tn the ground at one
O'clock this morning. Loss S56, 600; Insurance
600. T-'
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HELMBoLD's FxrRhCT BuCBD

HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
For w es.k cesSes
ATsInE frofa EEC essss, Habit. ef riFsiy stfoS.
LSrlV u dlEoTenu- " Auusc.
AffssGsd ssftA fts F,llossisg Syupfoxs.
lid E7csEE,oE 20 E2srton, LOsg of Power.
Loss u Memory, % DEcuity Of Bresthlnx
Wsak Nerves, Trembling.
Horror Of Disease, wsEefuiness,
Dlmn8se % Nislol, Pan in tue Lao
UnlvnFSal Lsssituds q she MgsouiaT y stem,
Ho3 Hands, FiashinE of the Body
HryEeGF cf Tie SKIN, ErupttOns On the RaSe,
PALLID corNTESANCs.
TEoso syIlstCEs, g cved 70 70 Cp, which thts
Tnediolne tnvsratly removes, socr iJaovs
IMPOTENCY. FATUITY. EPIBEPTIO PITE,
~ sxs Of tsh5ck tks fafisaI zlas Eepirs.
Who csn sEy tAas they ere not resEsrHy fri-
i3rsc p IEoSo "OiKES0L psssGsSs, ----
INSANITY AND CONsUMP -"
hlsny aEs aware Of tie cacse OF thsir- ma,
BCT EoNE WILL CONFESS,
FHE RECORDS OF TEE INSANE . t,LUMs
4-a a.. HslazeAoly Dsefks bp Cozgu - Sfiss,
sEAE ANFLE vIrNEss TO IHI TxSTE OF rHr
ASSERTION,
TEE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFENTEp
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