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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01

ApRy,rs L,ST EvKsrSe.-.Yesterdsy Patrol
man Kelly arrested two femaltSi Agnes inertia
and Lizzie Harper, upon suspicion oI hsa!lnR q
silk dress. Search was made at their .-esloence,
and nothing being found, the parties wee dis
missed.
Last night Ofscer King arrested young man
named VIM. 3. moore, alias w. b. Howard,
upon suspicion OF larceny, at the Academy Of
Music, on the avenue, near Tenth street. He YVES
taken bsfore Justice Dom and searched, but
nothing being found, ne was discharged upon
hi, promise 10 leave the city by the nrst convey
eIce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01

RHODE Islanders In Washington will hold a
meeting to- night, at 293 street, for the purpose
Of forming society to care for the sick and
wounded soldiers from that State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

PoLIcE-The Third W ard patroluen reported
Yesterday: John itzgerald, drunk aud disord-rly,
fined Sl9i. Thomas Mahoaey, disOrderiY; Ard
Fl pi-by Justice Clark. Robert Hoover, hitch
ing horse 10 . shade tree; fined al Spy Jus
tlce Clavtcn.
The Fourth werd pstromen reported George
Cook, drunk; locked up five hOurs for second
oHense. James Lawrence, selling liquor without
license; fned $50 g. benjamin Neggott. as
szt aud battery with intent TO KILL jail for court
Geo Suhb, larceny; Jail for court. Agnes Mcrtn
and Elizabeth Harper, suspicion Of larceny; dis
missed-by Jus.,ce Dom. Martha Harris, larceny
dismissed-by Justice Clayton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01

cRINrNAL CoUkT, June 3o.-Addison Hsrri.
was found guilty Of larceny, and sentenced TO Is
months In the penitentiary.
WI. Mangum, alias Bub Gun, was convicted
Of assault and battery, and sentenced TO 10 months
In jail.
jnIvl.-The case Of Elizabeth Weldon charged
with eeping bawdy house, was taken up and
IN still on trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01

WASHINGTON ZoUAvEs.-The attention OF the
members, and Of all who wish to become such, 10
directed to the call Of a meeting OF the above
corps, advertised for tonight. This opens fine
opportunity for all persons who may desire to be-
come members of frst-rate company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01

EXAMINATION CoMMIssIoNERs-Petitions hled
since our last report: Esau Pickrell, slaves
Bill Green, Anna Green, Eliza, Florence, Eliza,
and George. John McKenney, 1 slave-fiafriet
Bond. FitLhugh Coyle, L slave.Lew Calvert.
Phineas 2. Wood, et al, 1 slsve-F. Mason. John
). Johns, ct al a slayes-Susan, Marion, MARTIN i,
and william Henry. h<s. Cornelia Munson,
slave-Doily Munson. T.. II. Wiltoerger,
slaves-wiIliam Hawkins, Margaret Gettrldge,
Cornelius 6ettridge, and Sarah Frances Gettridge.
Frederick Bates, slaves-yoanna Jehnson and
Jane Johnson. VIM Jones, slaveS-hicherd
H. Jefferson, Susan Hill, and Annie Hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01
n AHRIED

On the 18th ultimo, by the Rev. E. w. Syle, pas
tor Of Trinity Church. IL this oIty, Lieut.. G. j.
DE Nj ANSFIELD, formerly of England, 10 MISS
SPRING, OF Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01

By WHOSE OapER The advertisement Of
Mr.. Brownlow's lecture last night announced
that the charge Of admission would be twenty.
Eve cents. Last night, On arriving at Ford's,
many persons were surprised to find that an ad.
dltional quarter was demanded for the privilege
OF occupying a seat In the orchestra. Why was
not the fact announced that these seats were
higher priced, and that an extra charge would
be madef Many persons were very indignant
not on account Of the extra quarter but for having
the charge sprung upon them 20 suddenly and
without notice. By WI ose authority IL was done
we know not, and II the extra money thus OBJ
tained went into the common fund for the SOL
diers, all will be satisfied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01

A Row-AbOut 10 O'Clock, yesterday, row
occurred in front Of Browns Hotel, between an
intoxicated citizen and a number Of hack drivers.
u appears that the citizen and a hackman got
into dispute about some change for a note, and
the citizen pulled out bis knife The hackman
struck the citizen, knocking him into the street,
and as be got up another man attacked him.
Some strangers stopping al the hotel interfered,
and for time there was a fine prospect for gen
eral hg BIZ, but the excitement was, after time,
allayed and the crowd dispersed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01

Nav Yonk citizens, resident In Washington,
viii hold nesting tonight, at Temperance
all u take further measures for the proper care
and confort or the sick aud wounded VI that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01

"H0NoR TO 1uoH HoSoR Is DEE "-Our col !
ored ftieads lzsI aigss gave complimentary
serensde to several az the Government III ia .
who have proved themselves frna and caasistsns
ftstsds II I ednm. The ser-ssde was vocal and
iastTu al, and commenced at the President
country residence, near Zine Soldiers Home. -
EsPEs!isaH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01

TIE SrKuBzN UNION ASSOCIATIONS announce
their third grand plc-nic 20 take place at L9her
summer garden, on Thundsy, yuly3. Professor
Ar.h's celebrated brass and string band has been
engaged for the occasion -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01

arrested with Rodeman and Vook by officers A.
X Allen and Wis., upon suspicion of stealing the
horses which were delivered to the Government
authorities by those officers last week, was re-
leased from the jail yesterday by Justice Dom. ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01

FOURTH WARD STATION CAsss-Bsftrs Justice
Walt,.-Patrick Glaughlin, lying in the street;
dismissed. r. III. Cabin, disorderly; do John
]. Raglan, resisting an officer; do. Ennis Bur
deck, lsrceny; turned over TO the military. VIM.
g. Moody, fighting dismissed. Josephine
Moody. do; fined S. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01

The ALEXANDRIA Boar LINE DRIvERs.-The
proprietos Of the above line request us to say
that the representation OF the fellows who stole
the soldiers paw role, mentioned In the Star yes
terday, that they were drivers on tharline, was
entirely fslse. They were never In any way en-
ployed with that line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01

0sNrRkL GuARpHousB CAsIs.-Bsfors ynstfes
Walfsr.-John Ryan, sleeping in the street;
turned over TO the military. Michael savage,
sleeping In the market house; dismissed. Thos.
Williams, drunk; hued SO. David T. Miller,
vagrant; sent away from the city. Josiah Heath,
drunk and begging; for trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01

FIRE woRKs.-Fourth OF July 10 coming, with
Hs noisy ebulliuon Of patriotic feeling. Ofcourse
every one will waste more or less powder, and
Cause more or Less confusion by free use Of Fire
Crackers, Roman candles, Chinese flyers, spit
devils, torpedoes, rockets, &c &c /; aud as all
viii desire a good article, we refer 70 the adver-
tisement In another column Of Pearson, Nos.
4si ant 4ea E ghth street, near Pa Nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01
GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

n~ TIC Ell LICENSEES -Ai persons
III q whose licenses from the Corporation of
GEORGETOWN 81 pure on the SOth IIstant are Lereby
notified promptly 20 renew the same otherwise
they sul ject themselves 10 q rue, and the Law IL
compulsory upon the proper officers 20 enforce said
hre against oil define uents. No further notice
will be given.
je "a SavtyulylO WIN LAIRD, Clerk.
n~GEOR6ETOwNT AxEs-An Abatement
uY of eight per oent. win be allowed on the
Gsssral Iazss spd hysper cont. on the Eater Tag
July next. AL owners Of 10 or parts OF lots row
10 for the Water Tar for the years OF 1859
and 1869 wl call ~ Clerks OEce aad settle the
Same, other wise am required By the CORPORATION
to enforce the collection of said insta ments, 40
cording 70 the provisions OF the late act of Con-
gresr. CHARLES ID. WEIGH,
10 n-tguly2 -... Collector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01
BOARDING.

DOOMs. WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.
II csn be had. IN pleasant house and deightiul
loca lily, ct No. 90 south street, near the Cept-
DOARD-severa Boarders can be accom- mo-
% dated at 500 strest north, between sixth ard
Seventh he rooms are desirable, and convenient
to the Patsnt and Post Once Depsftmsnss III 81
COUNTRY BOARD osu be ob,sIned ~ Ms.
west OF SeoIg town, Referees resuired- a,
plicants can he dlFected by calling 81 the Drug
SIX OR EIGHT aENTLEMSN CAN BE
- accommodated with Boagd aud Furnished
Rooms at the Boarding fprivstsj Rouse on Isth
strest. bstvssn Isnd <. No. eos. ss$7v'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01

A SHARP RAcE-Last night, az patrolman
Lynch and McElfresh, OF the FOURTH Ward, were
going their rounds In the Swan poodle beat, they
saw fellow rob clothes line and make or with
the boo'y. They Immediately gave chase, and
The fellow seslne them pursuing, started. He
held the bundle a short stance, but fading the
pursueS gaining upon him, he dropped 10, and
was soon out Of sight. The officers picked up
the bundle, and II II now at the Fourth Ward
station, and will be returned 10 the owner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01

The GREEN EYED MONSTER SUNDAY after
noon, nicer Harmon arrested, in Fighting alley
on the lsland, Matilda yland aliasW ade Francis
and engaged In q regular row. IL appears that
the fair Ellen seated herself In the lap Of Tilps
old beau, which excited her Jealousy, ana she
pitched in, and Miss Boyer being present Joined
IN the sport also by taking THIS part. The trio
were taken before Justice Stratton, who made
them shell out s. 81 each for the beneft Of the
Corporation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01

.he steamer Young America
THE CAPTAIN on "~.rd OF his boat 10
has rendered free tip on 49, 'nldter.
the singers az the concert tonight for tnY---
They have accepted his invitation; and to-mor-
row morning at eight O'Clock they 60 to A lefan-
dria, and these take carriages for Mount vernon,
where they will spend he day, and at the grave
Of Washington sing our national airs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01

uOUSEkEEPER'S SITUATION %ANGED
III by a mIddle-ated Amefi cen WIDOW. either IN
orb 10 in,tituuon or tri race family coppet5nt
10 take entire oharge h,ving bad considerable cI-
seafIistresE or nurse for an invalid. No oIjeclon
to leNving the -liy. Senslsctary reference given,
Apply No. $40 Massachusetts avenus, betree1 "a
and Sd ats. " 1-St'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01
1862. THE. 1862.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
~l,s its eenreosios, 6r.s ,o,--rr
TfIg SHORTEST ASD otIcAa5r aoT i,E,~
fi,bt ,,se. r d..y fron NewYOIs ~ Philadelphia, vtc
Nwsr9 sd saH5 hos ~ fS.ys las pY THIS
ALL i Ins9!r We SsW-YoaX FROM THE
POOT or col RflAhDI-sf.
Bywsy Of Philaas the morning cave
io.i az a. sfae iii's o., :. = ~, ,f,, lines,
Nv v.y 81 Allentown. evenins p,'senses esvr ~
two ater than tie Non sns ssa ~ II
i, e. m, Nortl West, Crestne. Indianapolis, Lou'vH3
" Ion. Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati ard al insia
noiat, West with lever change eicsrs ,,,,.,, al
Sf.,uy ara. without change, rom PhAoe pli, ~
P.bsrh miles aud Newly ORR TO Pliis0aisa ''o "'S''
Smoking snd Saloon Cars On al Trains.
F.r, the .ame other routes.
Bsssage chesAsd through lrans'ert rec
'''"'' WESTERN EMIGRATION. r..,.,.,,
The reunsylyauia Central Company rans an F'n.sf.oi
Accommodation Line, watch Affords eomo.,Aoe M r.lss
travel to parties moving Westward, a. onsa~' '"s
OF are. ,,,,,,r,
ry this route fte ght. Of all descriptions can DC aety
to and from asy point on the Asiosd. OF ono ~ RAlLs
Ia,asa. Illinois Wisconsin. loDs " hnseulsi ~ dy.r d
ROAD DIRECT, or 20 any port on me nav
the West by steamers fror tilt'oafgh a.. Vast
The to sd from aay poia' i IN a. arc
charged BY other Rsilrosd Ccmp,ne -, 70 ,.6
pess intrusns tho trlnsPortasi0" q aend, t.a.'.
Company. can rely with confidence gu us 'P''N'
LIVE SlOCh ,,,h,. mo.t ado
Farmers and Dealers in Live StocA VIII hua and .lp
vrntay-ous route Cspecious ards, wei .hi, INC
piled with eve convenience have cen opI,o wants
and It's connections. AID every itenoh fcs
E,c srfi,ogg where will be found every convslr OELs
feeding sad resting choice Il .f-is9 o, , ~
l. ELLIOTT Pa"en~er AGENT No T
LEECH a 60, freight Agents., 60. v,risn.as
No. A,ioI. House, snd 40 south ,.,.
MCDONALD BisChoFF Em s ga fassltsryp.s,
ENocH LEWIS General Superintendent Alt0..s
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Ncw Publications.

NEW NOVELS BY LADY CLARA CAVEN-
~ DIsH.-THE WOMEN OF THE WORLD. Price
Fiiy Cents.
LISA; Or THE MEsMRRisTs Vicrx. Price Fifty Cents.
MARGARET, MARCHlONESS OF MINIvER Price
Fifty Gents.
THE DIVORCE; Tale of Fashionable Life. Price Fity
Cents
THE above issued, printed In clear type good
paper and will be sent free of postse recep. Of price
Address FREDERIC A. BRADY. Publisher
No. "a Ann.st., NJ Y
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TNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
Il FOR 1865.

Ths popular ANNUAL VII he ready early In January and
win Contain:
ELECTION RETURNS from all the States Of the Union.
holding elections ia 1902 cAIeuly complied !or liz 5ane
Almanac;
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
Cor year s0s EehPos ior 1885, True Time, Asteroids
&c tc;
GOVERNMENT Of the UNITED sTATEs-E1ecative
and Judicial. Eavoys Ext sorinAy and Ministers Resaert
ff0fn The Uatod States .; Foreign Courts;
SENATE Of the UNITED STATES, Members o. el'esi-
eed With Post ohce address,
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES Of the UNITED
STATES Politically elss.iasd, with Posi-O fec address,
MEMBERS ELECT Of next UNITED STATES CON
DRESS;
The REBEL CABINET;
The REBEL SENATE
The REBEL HOUSE;
STATISTICS Of the last CENSUS csfefu'y divided into
Free aud Slave Teusry Bever before published eKesp.
few copies Buresu Tlese ssics embrace tho
Couy Production. 1870 and loo Of every STATE In
IL onion Agriculture Is especially FOL. and correct.
ALL THE AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS OF TIE
CENsU ARE REPRINTED COMPLETE. Some OF tho
Asedae. Acres Land Improved in each State Acres
Of Lard Unimpfoved In each State C,h uc Of Ffms In
each State Value Of Farming Ilp.e slss H. each State
Number Of Domestic Animals IN each site Value q Domes
tc Animals Zach State Numerous Tables Of other nteIcs.
tps msiier rs.4sing to the Census
BANKS ard BANKING. 1870 aud 1885,
RAILROADS ia 1850 snd 1856
NEWSPAPERS In each State, and b. s.c:ionsi
LAWS Of last CONGRESS;
RECORD IF the WAR;
Add vast amount Of other Interesting Poi,ics matter.
Pmcn - cents, Il coPe. for . lo1 copies 80 postage
paid BY F,pTess, 90 per i0o. Oh orders soi cited.
, 'gp S. TaIs s q Sc 100 .SS M rr 10,
4dlIs., THE TRIBUNE.
OH
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UAunD srA1x. PArrar ornoE.


WssnIHOros Nov. H. 1862
ON the PETITION OF HENRY JENKINS of
~ Brooklyn, N ~ praying cor tho extension OF Pateu.
granted 10 bus Fobru.l H. ~: All re- issued sept 1862
for al Improvement Ia Wfc felc. Tor years 'ro tie
.fpaon u aid faon watch tskcs place tho day
February, 1913.
ordered that tho said petition be heard at ths Pstont
Oihce On MONDAY, ho it.h day Of January neat l.
o'co ard ell persons notified appear aud show
cause. II any they have, why ssd eon ought to be
Frshtoc.
reron opposing ,hs extension arc required to die In the
fttou OHIO. he o. Jectol. specially forth In WITHIN At
eas twenty days be.Oo the day Of hearing all testimony
filed BY either party to be- used 1t the hearing must b..
hGcn aud tIhsmiied IN accordance with tho russ OF tts
ONCE which vii be- furnished on application.
Inc testimony A. tho viii closed 90 tie i2h dAv Of
January next drposon' aud other rolled
tsy must BIZ hird IN the ONCE tho uiornins
G! that Gay the situment any. within days thcl
-ie!.
oieerfd also that this notice DO Published In Tho Nations.
lnisbr.ncrr, Wssu!pgtoD u. C. and Tfs k,v.YoG rfiI
unc new iofA, ~ ~ One week ioI thee snoct
"e.tsi Tia 81 Of sold publications 70 be ess' sixty ia,
Pssiout 70 Va" day Of hearing d. =. HOLLOWAY,
N"'l' Ia" ~" Conlmissioner u Patents
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COTTON and FLAX sHoDDY-FS,Tr, sEp Z
I TiNa WAppING, and WOOL MANuIACLa
Al.o. COfTON WASTE. IN LOT: 70 ~
No by W. w. TApaAAAN' ~
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OUR MILITARY COMMANDERS.

ri HIh NILTINNI NJ-WNA-VII1If's
W Sheets and each "a BY ~ inches containing nine
FINFLY COLORED PORTRAITS.
Ne. Banks, BuTusice buer, Hsiock Hooker, Hunter,
Scot, Sumner Lews Wallace.
No Buterfed. CeTcofin Curtis. Duryse. Grant Hsins
selsnsn. Mccall, Mcclellan. Spfsgue
Price a. per sheet prelsd for &c. More ready In.
Iedisey Agents wanted f2l these and other and
chartA SChONBERO K Co..
Eo. Beavcr-st.. New York
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NEW and POPULAR SONGS and BALLADS.

~ NV and POPULAR STUNTS aud BALLADS.
-" Sweet Love forget not y Lizgo Lee; moth.
ers love is true" " flora Lie" and Irene, the Little
Queen" sung nightly Christys Woods and Bryants in
stes Evening Blessing" vesper Song aud ousrtete for
church ard paror by NJ Keller the popular song writer
Shall know each other there 7" by the Rev r. Lowry,
aud why have my loved ones gonep are selling
rapidly. Price q each for 3 mailed free. Pianist
In attendance TO Try nlusic
HORACL WATERS No. al Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01
New Publications.

READY THIS DAY.
RP. COLENsO on TgE PENTATEUCH
D. APPLETON & Co,
Nos. 40 and AS Broadway,
PUBLISH THIS DAY.
THE OH,
AND BOOK OF JOSHUA,
CmuCALLy ExAKtSED
By
The Right Rev JogS NILLsn CoIGSso' ~ D'
Bishop OF Natal
One vol l2in9. Cloth 81 rs
"Thero sopes to be little doubt that Dr. Coenos work
on The Peuc AID Book Of joshua which al length be-
foe the woi Will give rice to quite much Of excitement
snd controversy predicted by those who had the
oops y h have been privately ciTcalatel among the
Tho ffeuds OF the opinions expressed In the work we
cannot Of COURSE attempt to give accouni but able
winter IA Journal which the first b. call particular at
t.rou to the famous Essays and Reviews expresses the
opinn that Dr. Williams and Dr. Temple novices in the
eft Of exciting popular wonder, compared with Dr. Coeuso
.Dd their defiance Of the old Of orthodox c
e vii appear tame and erupulous when read by the s1l
the Bishop Of Metals volume Dr. Oolcnso however,
se in the long interesting preface to his work thai he
s. any breach Of the law Of the Church Of En-
gland declared By the Judgment in the Court Of
kfckcs, which IL IN Eolved IN the pub;cation."
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" sfnA BOUNTY, Soldiers aud Widows
W 4 wv PENslONS snd FniLE MONEY piocufed
Fea on sums Of ~ Or lees u per cent graas suns
Good references; elas Ia advance. H. w. FIn hGo
Government Claim AGENT No. 10 Nassau it, Room No T.
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printing.

NHEAPESr FIRST-CLASS PRINTER in the
~ eligible public Informed that all wor, don. a, No
3Iyonfow near City Hail 10 dong well aud che.p Csrds
oASsso~ osndbuu rosseD, ~, -empuy.
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Go Wbom II map Contern.

NfFlCE or THE RECEIVER OF TAXES.
~ notice l. hereby ,isos tlat al TAXES rcnaiuiu,
p4ld OF tho lot day o DECEMBER will be charged
with One per ard Ell Taxes auias ulpeid tho 18th
osy o. Dc EMBEh wi,h Two per cent aaj the
dy Of JANUARY U-x at the o, II FER por
ffoin the I'd day Of september l5p1
JAMES KELLY Receiver
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USE IfELMBOLDS EXTRACT
HIJCIIII

! USE HELMBOLDS EXTRACT
BUCHU
or ali affections end di.ca.e of TIE Urinary Organs whether
IN MALE on FEMALE.
fron whaeyef esr'e oslua'ins I'D no matter OF bow
leg. tie aid D. "a Digs,t.c.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
10 IHE o.sGAr DIURErIC
TO HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
liz ALL DISEASES
EVIDENCE IT * + as aTsq m,s S1ip,a1r AMI
RESPONSIBLE ChAaAClER
VII seso,npsgy The medicines,
NAMES kNoWN TO sciEkoE AND ZANE
PHYSICIANS PLEASE NOTICE.
WE MAKE No SECRET o. INGiEDlENrS.
IIELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU
composed o Buchu. Cubeb', and JaUpot Beh,. selected
With ef.a, by inpatient druggist
PEkfAItrD ~ sACUo BY
II. Il. III AiBOLD,
frae'c,l end Ansyei cnem. and Solo Manufacturer Of
HELNBOLD'S ChAuIEE fHkrAKATIoN.
+
AFF DAVIT.
ally apnested hstors Alderman OF thu City
Philadelphia Ia A. HELMBOLD who being duly sworn,
DOH Ms lrrplatols coufils narcotics. mercury
OF oh"F iJs'i'1' '.'' b1l ale purely y.sgtas'
Sworn and subscribed before mo- th, 25i day OF Novsmbo
1854 wa. \. hIbBEHD, Alderman,
9Ih a. above Race PhlsdsphiA
PRICE al PEI BOTTLE. or SIX FOR es
Delivered add scefey packed obssfviton
Address letters ior Information
H. 4. NELMBOLD,
CAKslv
UErCT
No. lQ sout lOtl-,t, below Chs'tnai
PHILADELPHIA
-
IS
BEWARE or CoUNrERPElTs
UNPRlNCiPlfD DEALERS
who eodeavor TO dispose 20 their own" sud other
article, 90 tie r5ruts'ion obtained by
HELMBOLD'S GEM lNE PREPARATIONS,
HELMBULD'S EXTRACT EiCHU
HEbMBOLlGS EXTRA SAKsAPARILIA,
HELMBOLDS lhPROI Ed ROBE WASH.
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS EyERYwHERE.
ASK FOR HELMBOLDS-rAkE NO. OTHEH
Cut out this advertisement Ald send for IT, and avoid mpo'
sitlss end ssposW~