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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-09
TIE LEG1sLATuRR

The members and officers Of both Houses
are gathering rap dly to-day, "wednesday
assuring full Houses for organization to NOR
row Although our this weeks Waterman
will be dated subsequent to the organization,
i. will necessarily be printed in advance SO
its readers will have none Of the Legislative
proceedings until next week Nevertheless
they will doubtless possess their souls in
patience, in perfect confidence that among
the many excellent men who are candidates
each Houses will wisely select Its officers,
and each proceed promptlypatriotieally, wise
ly and industriously in the discharge Of it's
duties. That is characteristics Of Vermont.
Many time have We been forced TO contrast
our Legislature with that Of the nation, and
for true dignity, good order, and prae-
tical wisdom, We have never failed to award
the preference to the Legislature Of Vermont.
We trust the present Legislature will main
tain this superiority.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-09

REcRUITs AND DEsERTERs.-We are in
debted to Gen. Pitcher for new circular
from Gen Fry, dated Sept. 81, 1868, in re-
lation to recruits and deserters
Recruits for the veteran and other corps are
to receive S75 in advance instead Of $40 and
$40 at the close of service instead OF So
In other words, the advance pay is increased
S35. A reward of S25 is payable for every
accepted veteran recruit, and SIS for every
accepted recruit not veteran. The reward
for the arrest and delivery Of each deserter
is now fixed at S3O-an increase Of $50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-09
Capt. A. S. Taylor, Committee
cArrAIN r1ERcR,s REpLY.

C6csrs Of the $50 Regiment
Nar Jersey Volunteers.
Gentlemen In behalf Of the officers and
soldiers Of the 80 Regiment Vermont Volun-
teers, return you our heartfelt and sincere
thanks for the fattering manner in which you
have spoken of the performance Of our duties,
for the short time we have been connected
with you. As to the officers, permit me to
say, we feel that your APPRECIATION is to poor
~ merited we have done what we could in
the conscientious discharge Of our dutiese-
As for our men, we are ever proud to share
it with them for 1t is but an addition to the
many times that they have nobly and faith
fully executed our orders.
To those--if there be any-who may think
we have been too strict and tytannical in the
performance of our duties in connection with
your regiment, allow us to say that we trust,
when the stern realities and necessities of the
soldiers duties shall have become better
known to you, you will see more fully the
Justice Of the course we have taken
To the officers Of your regiment we would
say, your conduct towards us, and the feeling
you nave expressed, has east pleasure a
round the memory of the duties we have per-
formed and the days we shall pass, as sol
diers, in your state, that shall cease only
with memory itself
Again, gentlemen, return you our thanks
and hope we may soon meet again to renew
the friendship and friendly relations of the
soldiers life.
Very respectfully
w. A. PIERCE, Captain,
In behalf Of the 81 VI. Vols.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-09
g1latthman 4 State guulnaI.
By Il. ?. WALTON.
MONTPELIER. OCTOBER Q. 1863.

NAr1oNAL THANKsoIyINo. - Most 6tly
has the President called upon the people to
give thanks for the manifold mercies which
God has mingled with His judgments upon
our nation. The act and the terms in which
the President has issued his Proclamation,
will have the appreciation of every right mind
ed mon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-09
ADDRESS or THE SD NEW JERSEY voLUN- I


VT r. ofu NEW dHhohA 'NhN@'
IEEBS.
HEADQUARTERS SD RE0fMENr ~ zorAvgsI
Newark n. j., Sept Sth, 1868
To me Field, Line and STAFF Officers
of the Cd Regiment Vermont Volunteers
Gentlemen Permit US 20 return to you
our sincere and. heartfelt thanks for the eff-
cient services you have rendered in guarding
our Camp and preserving good order 1t is
unnecessary, gentlemen, for US to say you
have done duty as officers aud soldiers should
do that you have the wishes Of the officers
of the s3d Regiment New Jersey Volunteer
Zouaves that we will ever remember the
kind and gentleman-like conduc, you have
evinced toward US and may the time be not
iar distant when we will meet each other a.
gain. not under the same circumstances but,
on the battie-6 fields Of the South, fighting
side by side
With feelings Of regret at parting so 5000,
we remain, gentlemen,
Very respectfully, &c,
OrFlcERs OF THE SD RECT.
n. VOLUNTEER ZoUAvEs.
Capt A. S. Taylor, Committee.
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EORELGN Ne us

New ToRK, Oct. 5.
The steamship City Of London, from
Liverpool the 23rd, via Queenstown the 24th,
arrived this morning. The withdrawal Of
Mason is confirmed
The Times says, If the confederates are Of
Tended with England for trying to keep in
the right, it is sorry for them, but the loss Is
theirs, while the relief to the British Gov
eanment will be great, and the nation will
have nothing to repent.
A crowded meeting at Leeds, adopted
resolutions rejoicing that the way was shap-
ing itself into one for the destruction of
slavery; denouncing the building Of war
ships for the confederacy and applauding the
Government for OBTAINING those built, The
Times city article warns the Government
against going so far in stopping the ship
building for belligerants, while munitions Of
war are freely supplied 1t says the course
bears too much resemblance to the views of
the federal politicians.
The Tribune says gentlemen who are ac-
customed to watch the current Of European
politics aud are in receipt of private CORE
spondenoe from well informed sources abroad
predict that great general war growing out
OF the Polish question will convulse Europe
by next spring. It's believed at St. Peters
burg that Russia will then have one million
men under arms and will be prepared for any
emergency. 1t is conjectured here that the
true explanation Of the appearance Of the
Russian vessels of war in our waters, is to
secure them from being blockaded in home
ports as was the case in the Crimean war,
A Fortress Monroe letter Of the 4th to the
Herald says an expedition on large scale
consisting Of Artillery. Cavalry and Infantry
has been organized and in conjunction with
several army gunboats, started from here
yesterday p, NJ. The weather was all that
could be desired. lie destination is unknown,
even 10 those participating in the enterprise.
The troops left under sealed orders which
are not 10 be opened till they reach a certain
point. A place Of rendezvous has been APP
pointed where the various commanders are
To meet aud adopt such measures as will en-.
sure the success Of the expedition. Gen.
Foster planned the campaign. If the in
strucuons are carried out, no fears need be
entertained Of promising and satisfactory
issue. The rebels will be compelled to con-
eentrate large force to meet this expedition.
Vicksburg dates of Sept. Goth says that
the Texas expedition has exploded. The
railroad from Vicksburg - Jackson, is to be
rebuilt No movement from Vicksburg will
be made at present. Gen. Logan has taken
command of the city aud closed all places OF
business
General Grant rode out for the first time
on the 25th.
JEFF. Davis has ordered the release Of all
criminals in State Prisons, provided they join
! the confederate army.
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MAJOR NELSON'S CIRCULAR.

Hs,nouAnrsRs 30 vsRNoNi yoLrsrsBEs,
Camp Freliughuyscn, Newark, n. J sept 10.
Cir,Uiar
The Major commanding the regiment de-
sires to return bis thanks to the officers and
men Of the 81 Vermont Volunteers, for the
very efficient manner 10 which they have per-
formed the arduous duties imposed on them
since arriving at the present camp Your
conduct has been such as to merit the appro-
baton of the press and public and while
the consciousness Of having performed your
duty is ample reward to the true soldier, it
cannot FAM to be gratifying to our friends at
home to know that the sons Vermont, wher-
e.er they are, win the respect and esteem Of
all with whom they come in contact
By order,
THos. NELSON, Msj 81 VT Vols.
BlsHop HorKGNs OF VERMONT AND 1HE
CLERGY or PHILADELPHIA UPON SLAVERY.
The great majority Of the Protestant Episco-
pal clergymen of Philadelphia have signed
the following protest against the late pro-
slavery letter Of Bishop Hopkins, of YER
mont:
She subscribers deeply regret that the
fact OF the extensive circulation through this
Diocese OF a letter by John Henry Hopkins,
Bishop Of the Diocese of Vermont in de-
fence Of Southern slavery, compels them to
make this public protest. 1t is not their
province to mix in any political canvass. But
as ministers of Cuiist, in the Protestant
Episcopal Church, it becomes them to deny
any completely or sympathy with such de-
fence.
This attempt not onl, to apologize for
slavery in the abstract, but to advocate it as
it exists in the Cotton Stateq and in States
which sell men and women in the open mar
ket their staple produce, is. in their judg-
ment, unworthy Of any servant Of Jesus
Christ. As an effort to sustain, on Bible
principles, the States in rebellion against the
government in the wicked attempt to estab-
lish by force Of arms tyranny, under the
name Of a republic, whose cornerstone shall
be the perpetual bondage Of the African, it
challenges their indignant reprobauon."
All the Episcopal clergy OF Philadelphia,
with Bishop Potter at their head, with the
exception OF Assistant Bishop Stevens and
Rev Drs Dorr and Ducachet, signed this
important paper
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-09

We are indebted, says the Burlington
Times, to d. b. Buckley, Esq, the efficient
clerk of the Enrolment Board in the Sd Con-
gressiona District, for the following figures
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HEADQUARTERS
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
OF MIME.
Prov st MAEsuAL's oFF,cr. J


belfast A uE 9Th. l~53#
Henccfo- ward q rewara IT TIN DOLLARS giu
be paid 10 any person upon TIE arrest AMI dei5sr-
~ % a DeseFter. instead o the reward 4 I've
Dollars here. ere paid.
Under recent Instructions ftem the Wan De
Tartneat, drA.;ea maa MY pay 500 in G. IL s.a-
tatoa Of sffTire, OF Ia u-u substitute, alttr le
has presen:,d himself for eyluinatlon ami ba,a
excepted ~ thc Ba1ri of Enrolment.
i'rited mon bee me liners 10 the service a
the United states by tIe feet IT their names hly-
iue beea drawn ia the iraft. Tbe uHtftcltstu
subsequently erved pHnt them is merely an an-
uauuce cent # tae e. et. aad au @ der f them. e.
pot tr aa'F #. a designated : me and place.
] L. t-l.aTtas fs=a tStfset from "a fsc5a, esi-I=u
delivered ~ t.Ee f91iar Of tue VA RePagtme E
" l. pers4n. after being drafted, and befn g
receiving notice, deserts. the notice may siil be
served by leaving it at bis last place ct res4eree
aud if he does not appear Ia accorGance Their "a
or furnish a substitute, pay $500, he Nill be in
law desertcr. and ust be treated aecofdin IL.
There Is so way or manner in which person uncc
enrolled can escape lis public duties, aRd when
drafted whether present or absent, the rights II
the United states against him are secured, and it
is ONLY ly the performance Of hisauty 10 the coun-
try that he will escape liability 10 be treated as
criminal"
No certificates of disability viii be received OK
cept those Of physicians Of good standing and well
kuowa; and these must, in all cases, be verified
ny the oath Of the parties making the same.
The following opinions tf Col. Joseph Holt,
Judge Advocate General Of the Army, are pub.
lished for the benefit Of all whom it may concern:
= In case Of aged or infrm parents having TIVE
or more sons subject 20 military duty, election Of
The son to be exempted must be made 6store the
draft. and his name should appear in the draft
box II one Of only two OF such parents il al
ready in the military service the other is EXEMPT
provided bis parents are dependent or his lab0ls
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-10-30
American and Foreign Patents
". IT. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Lat. 4geat Of Us Patent ofef. Washington, <4Hier
the let Of 1872
70 State Street, opposite Kilby Street,
BOSTON.

FTER an extensive practice cf upwards Of twenty
" years, continues Patents in the United
states also in Great Hrt1in France and cher Foreign
countries Caveats, Specifications, B3nts, Assignments
and an Papers Drawings for Patents, executed oH lib
crll ms and with dispatch Researches made ia.g
American Foreign works, 10 determine the validity at
utility uf Ptjguts Inv atoHs-Aui legal nrother s3YeE
rendered in ali matters touching the same. Copies 81 the
claims q any patent furnished by rcnittnE ole Dollar
Assignments recorded az Washington
Tie AseHry sHo; only he largest in Veg England. but
through Inventors have advantages for securing "a
tents ~ a-certtiuDs The raieutahy 81 isv=niiaus
surpassed h it net a isuraty superior o., any which
can b. o red them eSewh,-e The Testimonials bel st
given praye tft8t na1e is MORE SGGCESSft l. At III
PATENT FICE than the 81 FSerfh and as CCfSS
Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES tNu AEIt.
IFl b. EaaH addth hel'as abundant reason tn he
ucys and prove hat s.; other otce c.! tla ktat
are he ctarg fH professional services maiss4te
The Immense practice 81 the subscriber during twenty
Years PAST, has enabled him to accumulate vast collie
ton ai specifications and o;li1l decisions relative e pa
tents
fhese besides his extensive library n legal land
chsaca works and full accounts 81 patients ssraret IL
TIE nfcd States and Europe render hin able. beyond
Al seeessity Of journey to Washington ts procure
patent and the usual great delay there, are here saved
inventors
TFsriHoSTALsa
81 regard Nj Eddy as one or tle mast c4pa5fs and
-rcsvf ~ practitioners with whom / have lad sHsai
Intercourse CHARLES MAS n.
oonmssieBtro Of Patents.
have no hesitation in assuring inventor. Shes tey
cannot employ person competent and frt.strar
fba aul capable Of putting their applications rH
secure for them an early and fayaale consider
alton at the Patent Once.
EDMUND BURKE.
late Commissioner Fl flisHts-
NJ, L Il Efdy has made for me THIRTEEN speii.
ctfars. all bit q which patents have been e'Ht
cd aud that i uar EeHflHq. such uumlstA al e proof
af great taleat and ability h. part leads G.
nirtia AZ invent IA aFFy - linn 70 procure t5E Pa
tents as they may he af haviag the most 6.hWi
attention bestowed er eases, and az very rgsanat
charges" JOHN TAGGARf.
pHras eight months, the subscriber - course Of Is
lase rrac;ice made tCtee rejected applications, sIA
TEN APPEALS. ~ EkN ONE Of ei.#h sas DECIDED
il has t4Tgr, by the Comm .ssiauer Of Patents.
j. II. TppY.
ras.5n, Dec.lo, 1852. ly42S
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate Health

ui laas Physician and surgeon No Tt9 Hdeoit ss.e,
7, IS yaaa4ste4 IaY f'r All diseases incident the
lsss ssss-a, Fr Hp*ss tt.ri, falling q the Womb
ftsaf Al-, >untr-ssi 4li other menstrual de sngr-
- IT.. are - tftded uFea pathological pri1c rlss
4t4 sl a rizi 81 trAnte d 10 very rev days. SO In
80. H' ile mpi~ Of treatment, that meet
Us ~ i5lats gAslI uHier H. AID the afflicted re
sos ss=a Jefrrs 81 price health
br Dog las aa daaat a.d greater experiences In the
eaf e dse*.f e wa1~n REd children, than any other
fitg-sesln i'm H5s-oa-
basfi Z z--=a.Hs iisas or Patients who may wish to
Sly ia lAa>f1a q days ur!rr his treatment.
Dr. Doe, since IsAa, hay c1nuned his whole atten
tn o. 81 etce ffs ,cr fF tn of private disease
and femze GomIalnis aekHow ekes no Superior in the
--.s4 -Halaa
H-aul-tss-s mas, eou.ai f5ar red stamp. or iA.y
wia uat ie ats sgf-d.
o.aes I!a-fs Il q. 4 CORN.
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The Soldiers True Friend
ALWAYS READY.
Holl0Way's Ointment.

1Ao44O We . o1liVAiAoAit'
....ooo....
/ Long marches, sore and stiff joints blisteret
and iufamcd feet, all these the soldier must en-
dure. MOTHERS, REMEM Der THIS, whc
your sons are graspjng their masket TO meet dan
ger think what rtiict single pot Of this ALI
+ HEALING AND COOLING Salve will give 20 the
one you love when far away fru.a home and
friends It hardeus aud makes tough the feet Sc
that they can endure great fatigue. IL sootbe'
and relieves the aAamed and stiienea joints
leaving them supple strong and vigorous. while
for
Sabre Cuts and Gunshot Wounds
II stands unequalcd, removing and preventing
every vestiEe ei inflammation, and gently drawing
the edges together, it quickly and completely
heals the NEST frizhtfu wounds.
Wives and Sisters Of our Volunteers
You can not pat int the Knapsaeks Of your Illus
bands and Brothers a more valuable or more nee
essaTy sin than supply Of this
Extraordinary Military Salve.
The lonely sentry walking his rounds It night,
exposed . drenchirE rains and chill night air, IL
often seized with most VIOLENT PAINS and
SUFF0CATING HOARSENESS, first symptoms
Of QUICK CONSUMPTION, but if supplied with
HOLl.9WAYS PILLS and li0LLOWA1'S UINT-
MENr, all danger is nyertci, a few Pills taken
nj ht and morning, ard the Ointment briskly
rubbed twice day over the throat and chest will
remove the SETEREST PAINS, and stop the
most ii=-rcss;n-or aNsFP1I-S Tol-Gu There
tore We say to the whole Army
-.
- ~ o"n "e''''' up uo' tIs' u wy
nIE e. arsnya-r iss
! -a@' auu u y u F. nave peen tHp'ou
European Camps and Barracks fer ever forty
AZ ..s NAs a., ~
IA ~ "' ,"s "a W " -
US &C., At ii',,.'3 - ',.'
- s.'e " 1t. 80
- q IN -, -
> 49,. u. u ~
- 81 r., -, - 'is anu as"' VI '"'
5 5la.S - = fNr n,->s, ,rp1- Sripv1-
S13I,S - ipy-pyj1 ~
-. a,.t ~ - ~
az - IN " ya't.H 1'.u''
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Zee =G0nScBptS


IT DI,fRtcr or MAINE.
Belfast sept 20. 1868.
4 Il Draf.el porsors to- itu Dist let, Maine,
\ must report themselves for examination i'm
mediately. The pressure Of business mas far
subsidized that they will be attended to at once, on
reporting themselves
such persons as arc Unayoidably absent, will
report at once on reforming home. Those that
are unable to attend, by reason Of sickness, will
report the fact by letter
All those that have received notice Of being
drafted viii have TO report on before the 30th
inst. TO save trouble to themselves the time
tor closing up the business connected with the
dran viii have expired.
A. b. BEAN.
Sc Pro. Marshal.
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r rc Hon Parker Tuck Judge Of Probate within ard
for Tie County OF Hancock.
FII.NBLY shows AIeaz1 Perry Guardian n Ella +.
Perry Aoaza :. "2rry, minors and children Of
Mary VI Perry. te Of 0tlaud IN said county. Ra rjr
man deceased that the said mi interested
r. r. real estate ct said llaceasel situated ia said Or
Iaaj. know as the Durham Emerson lot, and that
atv4tse - IS niIef has zen made therefor, Of tvs hum
3ra 4rs by Simeon E. Psry ii sail Oriand. and that
r-d h. ~ the hrueAt O. said minors aud ali corr
esets7l fits said offer -ibnd be Immediately accepted
t4 t5t ajeoT's Interest IN SAID drcesiss estate
- HllI Do Disposed Of ami the proceeds thereof pat ha-
900 -nclu-i o. them on Interest.
},f- r-E1 NOR therefore PA .hat Your Honor would
grant Int I.-sa 90 dispose of TIE SANE accordingly.
s.rslhEv g. law OF tAs s;gte such eases made ni4
I45re f8 ii.
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Y Office.
Whereas Olive Eeever, my wife, has without
jast cause, left IN bed and board hereby forbid
all persons from harb1rins trusting he on my
account as shall pay no debts Of her contracting.
JOHN REEN Eli.
Deer Is,c. Oct. Il. 1858. b
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CERTAIN CURE
IN IL CASES. Oh NO CHARGES NApEl

ir. Dow Is ealsul.ed daily, from A n to ST. MAJ
above. apau M dacglt aud chrunir diseases Of every
hae eaa nature hftug by his unWrAFed affection aud
extraordinary gained Iatatlon which calls pa
trts 'fn All lsrs 20 thr Country u obtain advice
AWUrc the physicians ia boston stand higher 10
Hie jpn irss1H fHta tbr celebrated bA DOW No Endi
q street, lissfaa These no need the SERVICES -
cN -fec Pr siciaU and surgeon should give him call
T.. s-hr- BIS iapaFix AID has Tor saie new ariel
Gated ~ French Secret. ortei b mail. Two for s.
ana red star D.
Boston, April, 1893 lylsH
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kta rtai rrasats Lid at EaeAsp5rt within ard =
fH# CHHty of laarnck, tAe third V e'ineslay Of
September. 4. d. t,63.
o.I sha foregoing Petition Cr8rrt3-Thattho Petition
give st T. l persons interested BY causing cory
tla fet.t AMI art3sr5f Court thereon. a published
tAree. weeks suct-ssreq Ia The Ellsworth American,
us-H4asf printed FL ssarjh that they may appear NJ
Probate Court % be h-d Hg'hll. in sail ct4s.ty
oa te HF,t wednesday of November next, cacs
r f5rruts and slew cause II ans trey have, Why tht
prayer %. sail Iatltioa should not Ha granted.
PARKER TUCK, JalEe.
At.esl-A 4 DAErtrrF. Bg-istrr.
truacspy Of Ia pcsitpa and arier Of c1ar, thereon.
- Attest. a. BARTLETT, Rec s}er.
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Business Cards.
EuG nNn HALE.

OUNSELLOR end ATTORNEY a; LAM ,
ELLSWORTH, NE,
OrtrcR OK MAIS SrIFc, ever SEQ, - Rlack's
tore, in rooms formerly occupied by the Hancock
Bank.
The business Of the late Thomas Robinson re-
mains with tn undersigned rho will attend 10 Is
settlement at the above named office.
EUGENE HALE.
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Certificates Of Cures,

Certificates Of Cares,
From ei sht % twenty years standing, with name
known = Na4al=s za# FIH1s.
For medical fsriiss IF EI'CHJ-, see Dls-
qcusatory ct the Emitted states.
;. zee Professor beerss' valuable works on the
Practice If Fhysic.
See remarks maize by tie late celebrated ~.
Fdgg.k, PAil4delg,,ia
zee remarks made by Dr.. Eplsaim VI flaia,l. Il
oeleb'ated Physician and Member Of the ROYAL
College Of surgeons. Ireland, aud plbI-hoa 10 tie
Transactions of toe King aud Queen, J eurual.
See Mes eo-chirutgicai Review, published bv
Eea1aa.zH ItpsTs, ke!ios OF tue Royal college Gf
Surgeons.
see iaost Of tie late standard works On medicine.
EAtrae, luchu, Sl,oo per bottle. ofsiI tor =. 90
sarsapatilla, 90 3 on
Improved Rose asa, 80 q" 200
Or half dozen OF each f0r sl?.00 which will be
'giieien - cure the most o6durate cases, If drec
tions are adhered To-
Delivered To any address, securely packed from
observation.
~ describe symptoms in all Communications
Cures guaranteed. Advice gratis.
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AFFID

Personally appeared before me, an Alderman Of
TIE city Of Philadelphia. II. T. Helmbold. who.
being duly sworn. doth say. his preparation. con
tain no narcotic, no mercury. or other injurious
drugs, but are purely vegetable.
II. T, TiELMBOLD.
Sworn and subscribed before be, this I'D day o..
November, 1854.
WM P, HIBBAGp.
Alderman, Ninth street, aboys Race, Phila.
Address Letters for information in confidence.
II T. fETNH0LD, Chemist
Depot lo4 South Tenth.street, below Chestnut.
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Beware Of COunfcrfeits

Nv ~ 7 VI s-VtsfItNtFt TITS
AID usPRIXCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor 10 dispose oF THriR owS and
other articles on the reputation attained by
Helmboiis Genuine Preparations.
Extract Buchu.
SaFaparilla.
Improved Rose Wash
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HELUBOLD'S-TJRE NO OTHER.
Cut out the advertisement, aud send for it, ant
"a "Po sH'H end EIIestrs lysP
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Take NJ ra'sam, Nesagrg er UUrieasan, ttsli
cine 1T tngleas4a; All naas,gsus Diseases.