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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-18

Ii is stated that Gems. Grant and Penn
berton were some years ago, both lieuten-
ants in the regular army, and belonged 10
the same regiment. They were stationed
at Detroit
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-18

at a trial. recently, the jury returned
the following verdict: Guilty, with some
little doubt as to sObetber he Is the m0n"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-18

N"N~NsASA
ity of o private letter, story of the brave
ry exhibited by a Vermont soldier, Robert
Coffey, Co. r. 4th regiment, at the battle
of Fredericksburg. 1t is large story,
but, if true, (and we have no intention of
disputing it, Cofey.ought to be immediate
ly--discharged, for an unwarrantable pro-
eeeding, tending greatly to g irritate the
rebels.
The letter says he took two swords, one
from Captain, and one from lieutenant,
of the 5Ist N. G.. regiment. Alone he
captured seven rebel prisoners and took
them 10 the rear. He ordered a rebel
MaJer to surrender, but the Major attempt
ed to escape by running He soon brought
him up standing by charging bayonet,
when the rebel tried to shoot HIM with his
revolver, but Cofey was too quick for him
shooting the rebel through the head and
killing. him instantly. The rebel Captain
from whom he afterward took the sword
saw Coffey when he thus summarlly dis
posed of the rebel Major and called to
some of his men to shoot him, and three
of them fred but fortunately missed him.
Cofey Immediately sprang toward the Cap
tain and told him, unless he ordered his
men net to shoot he would kill him on the
spot. The terrified Captain gave the or
der and directed his Lieutenant to come
in and surrender himself, which he did
bringing FIVE rebels with him, they all sur
rendering themselvs to Cofey. No federal
soldier was near CoAey during this en-
counter except his first Lieutenant, and
single-handed, he accomplished this bril-
liant result. The Colonel of the regiment
very properly thanked him for his bravery.
OPPOSITION TO THE ENROLMENT IN
PENNsYLvANIA.-It is stated that the en-
rollment meets with great resistance among
the sympathizers with the rebellion In
Fulton County, Penn. Some OF the en-
rolling officers have been rotten-egged,
and threats have been freely made against
their lives. In some instances they have
beeen shot at by persons concealed ID
woods. Attempts are being made to deter
officers from their work. The barn OF
VIM. Fl. Powell, enrolling officer for
Thompson Township, was fred and en-
tirely consumed, together WITH all the
stock, farming utensils, &c.
80 .4y ~ INV, ,.a4,rrrad
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-18

PROMOTIONS IN THE VI. CAVALRY
The following are promotions which have
been recently made in the Vermont Cav
airy:
Capt John w Bennett, Co d, TO be
Major, vice Collins resigned: LIST Liest
Oliver I. Cushman, of Hartland, to be
Captain Co q, vice Rundlett resigned !;
I'd Lieut. Hiram H Hall, of Williston, to
be LIST Lieut. Co E, vice Cushman promot-
ed LIST Sergt Caleb B Chandler, of Pom
fret, to be I'd Lieut. Co E, vice Hall pro-
NOTED LIST Sergt John Sawyer, of High
gate, to be Cd Lieut. Co B, vice Pixley
killed I'd Lieut. John Sawyer, of High
gate, to be LIST Lieut. Co B, vice Wood
bury killed lst Lieut. Josiah Grout, Jr,
of Kirby, to be Capt Co |, vice Flint kill
ed I'd Lieut. Eben Grant, OF Irasburg,
to be LIST Lieut. Co [, vice Grout promoted;
Regtl Quartermaster Sergt Patrick H
Caldwell, of johnson, to be I'd Lieut. Co
|, vice Grant promoted LIST Lieut. Chas
A Adams, of Walhngford, to be Capt Co
81, vice Huntoon I'd Lieut. John H Ha-
zelton, of Rutland, to be LIST Lieut. Co II,
vice Adams promoted f; LIST Sergt Carlos
A Barrows, of Wallingford, to be I'd Lieut.
Co Il, vice Hazelton promoted Isl Lieut.
Frank Ray, of Bennington, to be Capt
Co 9, vice Bean dismissed % Lieut.
Gilbfrt n Stewart, of Clarendon. to be
LIST Lieut. 20 G, vice Ray promoted
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-18

FoR rsg BRAsDos MosiTok. NOE
votes another item to us, invites US to Pa ,
ize,n &c. II is not necessary. Its tals ~
plagiarism, which .'has fell" at its y.
shows well enough that its articles eon
English have plagued some one before =,
our space is altogether too valuable % y.
taken up with psrticularizing any spiaea.hs q
misrepresentation that s'has fell, troIs
sheet. The game liz TOO diininutive s ,'Ds
Monitor, by its ''logic,n endeavoIs z as N h
that It is tras that the Herald puhishss. ~ i 81
and The Monitor does not. That IS w.
accused the Herald With intinaatlnS u ~ A
We have not denied it, and don't MIA ,.,ii,
nally, il the Monitor would like ita Nv. 81
written into notice in our columns 800
Justice 20 our readers, stop our gen.f
hereafter charge our regularadvefsil'I m
wifi find our terms ef advertisng oa ,lar
Of our DAILY, at the foot Of The laS' . sgiS
N. B.-Payinent viii be required ~ =
vance. and 40 notice hereafter Wll'
ANYTHING rot accompanied witA sac "
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SURE AND SAFE MEDICINE.
Horing been prored byo Three Years Test in
Pirate PruChce.
A FTFR life of crrefu study practitioner
IA of Ike nld ana New school systems to obtain
Il sure and safe medicine for /, males suffering
IRON IRREGULARITIES. 81 can say with Ger
lainty that my Xe,tl"rs have been crowned with
success. having .ound from the To time. III fuu III
ihc kn"",dSc Of Hon U"pathy. substances which
coml"hi,ci with mach caIc, and can HOW place
before The public III iioMuEur srnic Pow atrS. ~
The oNLr True md RELi ALE MEDICINE that will
produce MuNTHlN ~ KNES> ia All. STAGES tin
.ntMsrt>CGs the! hrvng hecn tested since
j"hnhry ts'S. "a period oi over -Four ears II,
Il! private "r crcc GA inli of different tr,nr,ra-
meats ana So tar have NEVER FAILED to produce
ih' sued fleet without the slightest injury 10
nc,ilh il taken accord ,ng To ,lirec ions
great IN ny persons IN his and other coun.
t.,s ave l." iaith WI .l"vrr in the new s:hon. III
Homeopathy from the simp t fact that they we
never beer trca. Cd with i, carefully ,r if rrea ed
at all improperly Now. A. / Az d, GRADUATE OF
u I'll SYSTEMS II THE FIRST toIiEGES Of ErEurE
- he Royal College a. surgery and NJ ,diane.
tohdon. aud The Homeopathic lbs iiute of
neat Britain london the former casSel Al o.
pthy, ''li school, and he Latter ns Homeopathy
New School an as have rrletisrl .o,n for
1c'"d OF / phrl-eNE YEARS. | think am
r"'t'Ici 70 Judgment in this matter.
After Attending one course Of lectures on the
Mas hduccd. by its astonishing weight upon my
miiu' 20 ift,lh the remaining conrsss | then
gave up The 'll SET ""l ~yS'cm altogether. Hrd
have ROW tor me last rnI,rhE> YEATS rr,c sea
."n"or"hy. finding ii the MOST PROPER Mann
- ThEATNt>r. h,si'eS. 'h' fact bat thu 81
80 STATES '"vFR>ME>r ini.piS the in'i"dUct;"r
'be method l." It's Array and Navy shou d a"nc
al OF The of ihis manner q
F'itiEe!.t
SIMPLE TRIAL OF NY PowDfLs VII convince
on believers OF their great v''ine, Their soo'
fleets showing or rather Iii. vi>G ti"r wo''h
1hese Powicr1 arr pa: NJ III tu.r different
o"X IS "ccc mrar'ct vi h full and cXlhc!, 'tircc-
ions. AMI are wAhHANTED Il SURE REMEDY (cauS'
= immediate action when taken strictly accord
~ to direction
No J. will remove all DISTRACTIONS. and
cause safe an / regular return of MONTHLY
GUINNESS
No :. will cure PR"LMsrs CTERI failing
'LSnHAihn '''sr'-es "i Inc womb
wv "' WI cure LIN N""hhn.o I" hi'eH) ana
lH,i"hNrN' L"o'lH".
W. = wiz c"'e 'i,'r"'es at'ehh nj on 40
, 'N''tn N''"ES Oh we zen hSc ~ me
-" ii"S ~ GIVEN nos 10 use my y" l l""t -
IL eases u pregnancy. - 'h'y re sure I" lr"hu''
miscarriage ih"'H whose n'"i'h W. nor r'fm
III " er'aST 81 Il my WIZ MA 'h"s' Powder"
NL' NbLf NENEHTNIl'E
=, rec o' ,"N"S lc'". aiming l"eNc f"W.'"i'
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nlr0ilnlal
SEERISER'S
BAkSiMIC CGVCE STRIP,

For Coughs, COLTS, Group, Whooptag
Co"gd, .Isfhmo, BronchifiS, Splitting
Blood, Pun and Weokness Of the
Breast, Difficulty Of Bre"thing, &c.
THIS is 10 new remedy 1t has been Sarr
i used for II M CT of years III Maryland
and parts OF Penis, Ivailia and ha'. wher-
ever known. acquired an Unprecedented
reputation for culiug the various diseases
for which il j. recommended
20 apparent is its usefulness. and 90 re- uour
maikahle have been its cures. that il is fas,
snlrrseding every other remedy for those
diseases. The afflicted can rely upon its
doing as much tor them ami H. many cases
more than any other remedy how bc,orc
The ublic.
1t i recommended and prescribed in the emil
!r"r',ee OF Il large nun.her Of The most intc
gent ana able Physicians of hlnryl nd It
Is used and c"nsd red an md ,pc,,s bic H.,
household remedy by large portion OF the "''"
frs, families of the state
II Is used by al classes of society. and the
universal opinion is that it is good TGIs
>fRiP Is PURELY NEGhT NELE CuMroUND. ~
II ~ pleasant To take and never doc, injury 40
,u' owing t" IL purifying qualities. must
Il" good under any circumstances. Its effects
ere 'iniN Wonderful, soothing. calming aud
iilaS ny the mos violent Coughs, purifying ch'"
'trchB hen,ns and inv'gora.iE the whole
>yst'm Ginning and sooth,ns the nerves
nainS amt facilitating expcctolution, and
b ,aing the neei
DISEASED LUNGS.
mus striking nt the root of disease, and
Irving i, from the system
GROUP die q
This disease is announced BY difficulty of
breathing. shri'l whstIjns or wheeziug
hicking cough ami threatened suiIocliiyn
&c. 1t mostly occLrs in young chi 'iren Cro,l
NJ child need die Of Group if this syrup is
properly Used, aud used in time Mothers
who have c'"upy children should watch
re first show If the disease and alyay.if thi.
! KEEP his remedy al hand
For c"GSh after nitaslcs this Syrup is
most excellent Experience has proven th.,t
The rrirc y ,hs "r"u' rtts = Syul
place il within tho rench Of alt the moor ms
wei as the rich, and every person should
have it
Every person should have II in tn, hos.e 10
II Is a tru" and faithful freud tn all who
value health and wish t. secare themselves
'gnnst that most terrible disease consump. "'en
ion 1t will b" founl the most useful ms
We u as the cheapest family medicine in the
W"rlt' 1t has been used for the last four Ill
vars with success without ii par,l'el
Price 81 cents per bottle or three bottles
for 81. time
Prepared by S A. POUTZ h BRO.
Westminster. Nd
For sale by DIR II II. MITCHELL. EIkton
and druggists and storekecpers generally
Nov %, lS62-ly
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Mell)aniral.
HAY PRESS,
Dimensions Of Press and Bales

DhnsSbShObS VI lfeSS anu htIIeS
From 25n t" 300 pounds Of loose hay can
he trarred into the press room, constituting
bale in size, 4 feet long, - feet thick and
- feet wide
Ia addition to beng the best Hay and
Srra" Press now in use, this machine ran be
used for packing Cotton, Rags. Hemp, Broom
Com. Hair, Moss. liusk Wool &c
To- Please read the t"lluwin ing Testim, NAL.
which are hat few OF the many proofs from
he most practical and experienced hnsI,,r> -.
mon III favor nf the superior excellence It
"akcmpns Cnrivall.d Packing Machine:
Certificate Il Nessr4 AicsanAc, wilson If Ken. c.,
ID and Ea%Ngi jackson If North iast Cecil county
| ',h practical fuuurs
| We w"nli uni,esit.uin.y rcc0rnrua v.ur pr...
'tvinc tested its superior advantages 1ycr all utI-
| ,'w i'll Use. ALEXANDER WlLsiH,
| LDW ARD JACKSON.
DG. Il. WAKHMtN, Port Deg sit
| From Charles Hall. r. =. Hall and W r. West:
| Or. X. W,xtMNN Port Doppsit-D"lr Sir :-iIaviu-
h""n in the haypirssn2 business fr several wears ca
peak asisritN on the subject: and do hesitate +.
ny TINT "" know Of no Pres. which, will compare will
| CHARLES HALL
Eowansvi!le, Nd. W. wEST
Having undertaken TO fill n large h,y contract f
iN"rnmrnt. purchased several iia, Prose-. in Phil,
'"'hi' rcincd t" bc the best iii aud a # IT,,
''ak"nrn Presses. and nm li.tIy satisfied Tat ~,
! 3 W l.
.n'" amount Of in,"r rr1rIN double ~" quantity q,
| lay hr tsrd with the Waterman Tres tir,l. r,
| ne packed with any 'tn"r hHNc used.
| kimbl+'ile. Chester co.. IN. DAVIS kiNELH.
| Hos. JOHN II. rr!cE Of Iuf,rql county. In....c 81
The Circuit Court # Baltimore Ii~if ~ and Ccc
| ties snyS:
have not used the wakcnan Press fu, frou What
nave seer ami heard Of ITS snpcriri nur.,s, consItcr
| the best Hay Press now in
The reputation Of the Wakcman Press stands hipi
wherever IT has been tried and from cXl fence
| thceifnliy recommend it for gen ri use.
GHn. p. WHITAKER.
| Principle Furnace. Cecil county. sd.
am using the Hay Press purchased If y.,, -,
| ind il t" answer the lurI"se admirably. re'ti!mih
quite as we'll You represented and to my entire sai
| fIctinn. Nuuls ttuIy.
Newark Del. JOHN W. EVANS
have used wakcnnns Hwy Press, and am pc, fr";;,
| -ti-firi with its operations. LiNlS SHAMELESS.
| strick"rvillr, Chester county. Pa
This is to certify. the We know Thcainre Graham To J.!
# good Ir u'c. and To have hnd much rr,cti,.
! statcncn'
| t. COOLEY. J. A. DAVIS. HUGH ~TEl I.
I .. u. MccLENAHAN, kUDr. KIi.E, JOHN sT!.i.I.
| ""lIN f.rATruh.
Port Deposit Cecil coanty. NJ.
| II s. 7. srWEGnET $50. Act. Com patcrt%-r,
rr:-it gives me pleasure To- ccitify that know ~
Gentlemen whose lin!cs signed ihc above .i,i:
! ,ic. n> we'll as A!"xtncr Wilson. Chrrcs Il'l'
Hal! AMI VIM. I. " est. all highly rr>lrrtrhic ut
r.ahI" citizens IF ,ccii and isent untiv-. Md.
W It'll respect. ynut ubt. servant.
LDWlN " WEBSTER
md Congressional u .rlct Il NaiNlani
Washington II. G, i,h alh. lst-
Manufactured and sold hv
r. WAKEMAN
Sept u, 1862. Port Deposit, Nd
Patent Rights f"r States, Counties AM
| shops, sold on reasonable ms.
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Gefsl Guuctp pcettorp.

o1T For the convenience Of our readers we
tlt lisj, below Il list or all n,r>ons NOW b,a,
,,i,,to ,mo.. :, ~. -,
~" 800 49, =" 'i'' ''uiS ANA NI'lr
''''' w "oe'"' io' ro'Si-
'm"+e u '"e S"e"l' I"HFs-HoS john
u 4hlGH'
nnii'A a. hieAtIfs'
"t''H C''i"N-Gt oEGE Ii. JOYCE aud
>'N"'N r. ',"o"ft'
|''''H FL "'"""NH'
y, '.S T. WILL JNNNSr.
A',"' w iL.i'h !. JOINS.
r., r,i.,i,.,.,r. -, Chn,,,n, y
s,d i !. CpAwroIp,
Ty,,,-Jo,'x : ross,,
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Letter POstage-Prepaid.
Quarterly Rates of Postage,

When paid Qnnrterly>or Yearly. in Advance.
on Newspapers and Periodicals, to actual
Subscribers.
Heekiy Newspapers within the comfy where
printed and published, free. Newspapers and
in the State where published, daily, 22s cents;
six times week, 49, tri-wcekIy, 81 semi
weekly, 81; weekly, 81; scmi-monthly, Il;
monthly, I. OF. and under, to any part of
the U. s. daily, 455 cents; six times week,
80; weekly, l0a; sem-wcekiy. l3
weekly. 81; sem-monthly, 3; monthly, II.
Books pre- paid, net over lbs. cent per
OF. in the United States, under 5000 miles
12cts. over 1000, repayment required. All
fractions over the OF. counted an addi-
tienal OF, =
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WHITEW ASKING.

TIE quality of Lime for Whitewash
! ing, (Jackson's), always kept on hand
nd Tor sale at Elkton by
j. P. BRADBURY &SON.
Nuv 6, l85s-tf.:
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,.FAIN'S Patent Atmospheric Churn. Tho bes,
article n use. Bor sale by
'4us, CAETWELL 4 CROUCH
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Spring and Summer EOHnets,

Ribbons, Flowers, &C., &C., she invites her
friends to call and examine her superior STOCK
Of Goods, which keeps constantly full by
fresh suppica from the city.
GA great variety always on hand OF
Ladies Spring and Summer Cloaks. Also "a
full assortment OF Ladies' Needle Work, such
as COLLARS, SLEEVES, IlANDKEKcnIErs,
kUFFLINGs, lysERTINGs, EDGINGs, INFANT
BopIhs, and DRESSES DIMlTY BANDS, MAGIC
RrrtLEs, &c &c. Also, Il good selection
Of LINEN. COTTON and SILK LACES
4 full assortment Of Ladies' BUTTONS for
Dresses, OF the latest styles. Various kinds
Of DRESS TRIMMINGS Of latest styles
CORDS and TA>SELS. A splendid asset
ment Of LADIES KIDD and other Gloves
good assortment of Lade Cotton Hose !;
all colors OF Skirt Braid, and variety of
other fancy articles for Ladies' Wear.
OyReady Trimmed Bonnets always on
hand, from S 1850 upwards.
All of which will be sold at city prices. In
order to keep up with the fashions, new sup
plies are received every week from tile city
Mar %, 1862.
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HAE'S IMPROVED STONEWARE
LII AIR TIGHT PRESERVING JARS -
hose Jars have been in use several years
for preserving all kinds Of Fruit in fresh
condition such AS Cherries. Blackbe RIGS,
lIucklebcrries, Peaches, Pears, Apples,
Tomatoes, &C. For sale by
Aug 8, 1862. E. W. STAPLES.
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CONTINENTAL!- This is a beautiful and
Nsubstantal irst-caes Cock Stove has an extensive
fire chamber for long wood The iHes extra large
and the "ps alton is perfect fr wood coal The sales
heen lar and whore it has been introduced IL has
suTsrssdsd Vie IN q Ill othxs. Fer sale by
; 80 HsV,eQx4kO
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NEW AND IMPROVED FRANKLIN D DUEL!
THREAD TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR
Family Sewing Machine.

4 MOST PERFECT SLWING MACHINE -
"A The New Franklin is one of the gye ltest
wonders of his inventive age, The great success
If he franklin Machines .irce Their introduction
is without parallel in the history of Sewing
Machines Wherever they have been sent II cy
have given universal atisart on. and rece We the
most a.ttering and com mandatory notices frnm
both Press and Public. by better adaptation and
connection Of the several parts. q ch movrmcn is
pos tive and absolute. and at the same time light
and easy. so as to obtain the highest speed with
title or no noise, and without injury to the
Machine
Strangers and citizens are respectfully invited
to call ON IA and witness the operation of these
Machines. or send for descriptive circular md
samples "f sewing. A full set Of Needles, nj!
Can. crew Driver. and the fullest directions for
operating accompany every Machine Al! Ma
Months Tree Of charge
Z. ". STAPLES, Agent,
feb 7, 1853. Elkton.
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NEW HOTEL.

in FL .l<TON.
ON NORTH STREET, above the Railroad
CHARGES MODERATE.
ny~Something good to Eat and Drink at
all times. Give me a call
X. N. WALMSLEY.
April S, 1869.
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r E M o Y A l.!
MRS / .EEEM AN

d ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies of
IL Elkton and vicinity that she has
removed her place Of business from her old
stand to that lately occupied by Mr.. Willis
Rutler, Merchant Tailor, one door below Dr..
H. II. Mitchell's Drug Store.
Having just received from the city a new
and splendid assortment Of
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A CHRISTMAS p X f. S f N T.--Buy
"A Franklin Sewing Machine for your friend. I. .
the cheapest and best in the market. You run NJ
ffsk I'd hrStsy ru ais " E.w. 1TAP168.
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HcimbOiI'S Extract Buchu.

HfiMD0iI'S LXiract BuChu,
FOR WEAKENSESs
.1r'sing from Ertfsses, HnJi of Dissipation,
EWiy Ini'scre'ion, or .1bNss,
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
Indsr"si'ion to Exertion Loss of Power.
Loss OF Memory. Difficulty In Breathing
We * Nerves. TrembIi,v
Horror Of Diselse, Nak.fuluess
i'imnc-s of Vision Pain in the R,ck
thitcr>ai i.nsSitude of Flushing of the Bo}yt
III" Muscular system. Eruptions the Fac.
Hot Hands Pald Counten,,cs
iiryrcs- OF the Skin.
m Sc symptoms If allowed to go on which this
me licino invariably removes. soon follow
iMP"lENCY. FArIlrY. EPT LEIPZIG FITS,
i'll one IF whirh the patient IN ay expire Who
can say int fhr. are aot frcqu emily followed by
these drefu! diseases -
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many arc aware of the cause Of their suffering.
but more vii! couicss. The records of the Insane
Asyrns and the melancholy deaths by Consumb-
ZION bear ample witness to the tru h of The lsser-
ton.
TIE CONSTITUTION. ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
'"qnire' the aid Of medicine to strengthen and
invigoratc the sys EN-, which HELMDOLD'S
EXTRACT BrCHu Invariably does. A Trial will
convince the most skcptical.
FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES,
Old OR You've. SMILE. MARRIED. OR
NNTEMpLATlNG MARRIAGE
In IN ny affections pcr'iar to Females he
xtr,c' hu '!n is uncqu l'ci BY ANY ether remedy
$ ~ Fh'"r"-'. or Retention, iseguar!tv. Pain
;n'ne's or Huppr ssion If the ru,toma,v l'vacu,-
ION. tlcc ;Ic or 'rhi'roas stlrc of the Iteru.
nc"rrh'n OF Whites S'"rty. and for all com
l:i't. urlrti Ia he sex, whether rising from
discretion. lirhl'S at Dis. patton, IN tho
DECAiNE OR CHANGE Of LIFE
SEE SYMPTOMS A.ovE.
10 FAMILY -HDUt.p RE WITHOUT IT
AXE u" ha'sam. " rru,y. or Unpleasant Nell
cine for Unpleasant AMI I'angero.,s Disease.
Heimbsid'S Extract Buchu
CURES
= nc Il EFT DI~I3.A SEES
70 ~ their "trs"s: 1t lirte exp"nse: little or no
h iEr n ',ic' no inconv'utnoe.
AND NO EXPOSURE.
II @ 'usos frequent desire and gives strength to
ri ate. thereby rcuaviny ohstr c.inns prevent
90. AMI caring ';trrturcs If tn. Ur-thrn aIiaynr
''tn and lrh m"a''on % frequent in this class
"' H.scas,s I'D "%p'.iing Purso>ous DISEASED
nd WORN Our MATER
Thousand. upon Thaus,nls
- $50 Have Eicen the Victim OF
QUACl<S,
nj VIII" have rrii HEAVY FEES to be cured in
short tim. have iound they were deceived and
hu' he Poison has. by the use of " Powerful
's'rigents been driel up IN he ystem to bseak
N IN an aggravate. form, mad
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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AFFID W.T..
Personally appearel before me an Alderman OF
the city Of Philadelphia, II T. IELMaoLD who,
being duly sworn, doth say his preparations con.
tam no narcotic. no mercury Or other injurious
lruss, but are purely vegetable
II. T. HELMBOLD
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 23d day
of November. 1854 WM P HUBBARD
Alderman, Ninth street. above Race Phla
Address Letters for information in confidence,
III. HELMBDLD. Chemist,
Depot lOi South Tenth St. below Chestnut Phila
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
AND UNPRlNCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor to dispose OF THEIR OWN"
and other articles on the reputation attained BY
Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.
" Extract Buchu,
Sarsaparlla.
" Improved Rose Wash.
Sold By all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HELMBOLD Stake NO (thsr.
Cut out the advertisements and send for 1t, AID
AVOID lMr0SlII0N and EXPOSURE.
Ese n. lsse-lv
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Helm OlI's Rose Wash.

md excellent Lotion for Disc .ses Of a Syphilitc
y 'ture and ns an injcci ion in Disc SEES of the
rnary Organs. arising from habits of dissipation
sed IN connection with tho Extracts Buch and
ais para in such diseases as recommended
Evidence of the most responsible AMI rel able
Character will accompany the medicines.
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CERTIFICATES OF CJ1RES

Evidence OF the most responsible anl rel able
character will accompany the medicines
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
FROM eight 10 twenty years standing with name 5
known To SCIENCE AND FAME
For Medical Properties of BUCIIU see Dispen.
'atory Of the United States
see Professor DEVICES valuable works on tho
Pr ,ctice of Physc.
sec remarks made by the late celebrated Dr.
PHfSICk, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by Dr. EpHRAIM MeDOW-
ELL, celebrated Physician. and Member of tho
Royal College of Surgeons lrel md, and publshe ed
in the Transactions of the King ami Queens
Journal
see Medico. Crurgcal Review, published by
BENJAMIN TRANERS. Fellow of the Royal
College Of surgeons
see most of the Standard Works on n edicine
EXTRACT BrcHU, 81 90 pr bottle. or six for S. 90
SAhSApARILLA. 90 90
iMpRoyED ROSE WASH 80 " $50
"ir half 4 dozen of each for Sl2 90 which will be
sufficient to cure the most obstinate cases, II
.irections are adhered to.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from
ohsrrvrton
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