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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05
Til. Dis,s.rv~a soiai.s. FROM aBiite" U~"d
Gen. I1unuer and the New-Enginnd
Relief a.soeiation.

Tie following letter from MsIor-Gen. Hunier, It
will be scn, fully indore. the paragraph printed ia
tie morning pHpcrs Of iis city on the 10th of Msy;
Hr.b.rAhrEs, nFFsHTsEsr ~ fuE s"rTH.
huros HSip Psu kDtE. 4 Msy u lHa
H.sHr OEEENFEip. h,rSsfasy i ns P,Va'rrs az
Cl.iss cab =. d; \. -,ss's f'osf. NSu iofk
STA. irttLctsl uv Ma .t'eu. 10. Hunter to a.
tnow.d.e tho ~ 81 y,u couuri alton 81 he 10Th nsi
eoresfrin. n. d,eLg. psr,fs o. cshyoue r"G-hs TN.
sat.usus ltsirg teen usu.d ~ To proper in"dcs
% srd The usu hsVins besn prtbr % Oh
t.n icy 1h.,e dischsss properly sisued.
honor 20 to you herewith aud be- 10 Lsht
~, sincerely uIoush the New n. sui SOLDIER H.
IA. A.ocIaion .nd -. Protective Wa lain Association Of
New lofs Tor tlsif ttntrets 60 these urB.
Tie medical orsf 10 hose nefsst Of duty THIS occur
reno. .fbLtahi- oil b. Aeld 10 lu f,,pou,ibty. the
ot1 of L seute being ts these the tft
di.chahspspe signed ~ MS sP.tmsni under tho s's act
~ Colsf-,s su'hot Medical inspectors to giant die
charge, from bsusTsl llosIiitl.
have the honor to be, s. respectfully your mos;
obsdent tiAS. %. HALPlNI.
Lieutenant Colonel aud Asst. AZ ,nt.N Sl-fAl,
l,tb 4. G.. Der ATimsnt Of the souEh.
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Inaugural Address Of Gov. Gilmore of
NeW-IHnmpshire.

CONoOnD n. IT,. Ihusdsy. June I, 100.
Gov Gilmore was luuugurated aud delivered his
merrage to-day. IL ia manly conincd TO local sub
lects and shows that tho material progress Of the
State IL favorable. Tho troops furnished for the
war number 1900 men, being an excess over the
quota called tor Of nearly 700. Ia conclusion, Gov.
Gilmore refers the Rebellion, aud says " la such
"A contest AN that, in which a'e now Involved,
nm unable to discriminate between tho support Of
the Government and tho support Of tho National
Administration. IL is 40 time now 10 speculate upon
the causes of the Rebellion. Tho only facts which
we need aro that It exists, aud that II ID our duty TO
pnt IL down. IL was n remark made 10 me- by u
former Governor Of this STATE tie late venerable
Isaac Hin, IN which ] fully concur, that "a man
who will not stand by bis Government Is u coward
aud q traItor"
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PURTHRR NEWS FROM MEXICO.

ExpIauntisn Of the Taking Of PucbIa-Why
Forts Guadalupe md Lorctto were Sur
rendered without Firing q Gua-The
E.rrisou short Of Water and Provisions
Gen. Ortega's Aide-de-Camp at Vern
Cruz, &c.
Cou.spoudepcs Of The N Y. Tribune.
WAsHIseroS, Thursday, juno 4, 1853.
am informed that the news transmitted ny
foreign consus at Vera Cruz the foreign legations
of this city fully confirms the report OF the taking OF
pusbla and throw additional light upon that portion
Of it which, in the eyes Of many persons tended 70
discr,di! the whole.
The surrender Of the city without the firing OF
single gun by its principal forts, Guadalupe ana
Loretto, exci,es wonder among those who cannot
conceive how q city can be reduced, while us
stronghold remains untouched. Here is the explain
alton | have heard given: Gen. Forey having
reeced as his ground Of attack the part OF the CITY
which is in uu opposite direction 70 the aoo'e-
named fortresses, compelled Gen. Ortega 10 move
with the bulk of bis army on that point anu 20 con
fine his operations in circle IN which the nre OF
Thee forts would be Of no as7istance whatever 10
him. or to rhe forces fighting uoder his orders :,
IL seems that Gen. Ortega WAS gradually heinned
IN within ha, area Of the city, surrounded from tne
north to the southwest by circle OF iortressee,
which he had 10 utltDl one ihC "s"N'
guns of Guadalupe and Loret.o therefore could not
have been directed against the assall witLoa'
nuriug both the city and bis own solders.
Another reason il also given for Oriegas surTeh-
der. Gen. Comoniort, through whose VlSiiahi
watching he had occasionally received some sup
les. having been defeated during the nights OF Tue
Sth and 90 o, May, by Gen. B,zalne, The ffeneh
were enabled to establish closer corden around the
city, aud to stop, by gradual approach, not OILY
the provisions, ut the supply u water recei'eo
from the Atoyac River aud Rio Prieto. IL IS gen
orally believed also that, after hity-three days OF
heroic defense, ind alter having gone through All
sorts Of privalIons, Ortega's soldiers were 40 eX
bausted by want OF food and water that he couid
not hold the place any longer without being exposed
TO the peril OF IA mutluy.
is said that Gen. Ortegas aid-de.camp had ar
rived at Vera Cruz with tLs squad OF French ohar.
.eurs who brought the news OF the surrender VI
Puebla, and that tile alde-de-camp himself trans
mit,d the news Of the capture OF that city TO the
Mexican Minister AT Washington, who Is perfectly
informed Of The tact. IL Is further stated that IA
miral Barre, commanding the French Nee! IN the
Gulf Of Mexico received duplicate OF the dlspa,oh
of Gen. Forey TO the French Government, ana
communicated It to the French Minister IN Washing
ION and 70 all the cOusus Of France residing Oh this
continent.
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BLOOD, BLOODi BLOOD!
HELNBoLDS ROSE WASH,

excellent lotion for disease. Of syphiic ua,are. and
an n-cen 4 the Urinary Organs Arising from
habit. Of paioo used IN connection with tie EHfscs
Rcnu and sara .s IL such diseases recommended.
Evidence Of thu -.ponnJlr and reliable character will
+, upany ~, incidence
CERTIFICATES or CURES.
FROM To ~ lEhkS STANDING. with
NAMES KNOWN 70 SCIENCE AND FAME.
tof Medical Proprr,ic. OF Buehu.
SEE DlSPkNs sTOKi Or TIE UNITED STATES.
SEQ Professor DEW EEs valuable works the Practice
See rsm,rk, ulsie by the late celebrated Dr. PHYsIc,
Phdide.phia -..... =. ,.......,,
SEQ I.n,rs. n.slo by ~ EPHRAIM MCDOWELL, 2
Pnss and Nemhrr Of the Royal college OF
sus rop Ireland suf punscd in the transactions Of the
* iux and - con. Journal. ..,
S-. Mrd!caC hirusicsl Review. published by BENJAMIN
TRANERS Fellow ol tue Royal college Of s0Iseous
see nc,t " the ar- ;. sndard WORKS Oh Medicine
EXTRACT BCcuu, = / per bottle. o. slI for -
EXTRACT oAGSAPARILI.A, = per bottle, or siI fer
iMPRoyED ROSE WASH SOC per bottle sir for
~ 81
Or H.folsn Of each Tor 2 wmchwib be cure
Tho most sbsuua'r II dir, c'ous adhered TO-
Delivered auy securely pahed rom ooservson
Describe .ymp'on,m all Communications CGIss suTAu'
teed Advice gate
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lilofknde lklIIInar,.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Merchants Erchinto snd News
room. Nos 80 aud o. Pine street
HaLiFtI. n. :. Wednesday, June ,. 1863
II. AZ. steamer Bsrncouia arrived to-day from
Bermuda, bringing later sdvices.
Tie Confederate steamer Robert r. Lee, from
Wilmington, n. c., with cargo of cotton, tur-
penne and rosin, arrived at Bermuda on the I'D of
May, and the steamer Marion, from Nassau, with
cotton, arrived on the same day, received IA supply
Of coal, and proceeded on tho 2Jd for Liverpool.
The steamer Raccoon from Hamburg in ballast
put into bermuda on the I'D Of May for Goals.
sHiPP1sG 1hIELLtGkSCE.
manufactured. May - big Maria tBLl King, New.
YofI Pars; 23fh biiss ienH'lis Brl Doe Newiofk
Col Prnnman. Coin. AsIinwa, with Coal; schf Albert
(BIL Clair, New-iork.
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gpom CEN. sThMEL's COMMAND.
au..k on Pfckets by Ambushcd e'u"
I.-sLirrnish- Flight Of the heoei'

I.-sLirrnish- Flight Of the Rebei"-
Pursuit,
so..,a, Disys:cb to The N. Y. Tribune. ,,osa
WARRINGTON Thursday, June - IoO'
The following is just received from your 'f'
correspondent; r,.,.d,v Jan. 4. 1863.
A. our cavalry pickets were being relieved about
A. OJ ,h;s morpiOr thew were fired upon by
rnr,v of guerrilla. concealed in the woods on the
20 o. Pod One of our men was wounded, one
horse killed, and others wounded
Co, cav with detachmeuts of the 9th and 9th
michigan Cavalry, went Immediately in pursuit OF
,be aying Rebels, who took the Frying Fan ROAD,
and sfser the main body of Col Grsys force had
passed along the road, the rear guard was attacked
nv slout 50 guerrilas. After the exchange OF sew
era, volleys. during which he had man wounded,
,bs Rebels scattered and fed, Col. Gray pursuing.
Several prisoners were taken, among them Dr.
Alexander, surgeon in Mosby's command, have
been sent in. Col. Gray is still pursuing.
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,et,s, !. tho cause Of much regret nthe Department
as he is q very valuable and useful Officer whose

M
"a he ia q very valuable and useful offcer, whose
popularitv with bis regiment is very great.
The report that Charles Henry Foster was cap
tu,ed bv the Rebels with the two dispatch steamers
in the Curruck Cansl recently. is not true, he hsv'
inc gone through on bis way to Washington the gay
before. where he was sworn into the service, with
authority to raise another North Carolina regiment.
DIR. J. W. Page, the efficient Sanitary Inspector
for this Department, is contributing literally toward
the relief and comfort Of the sick and wounded in
the hospitals
For the past six weeks there has been no ram
here to speak Of, which seriously endansers the
prospects Of crops.
The commercial ports in this Department, now in
our possetson, will Oh the recommendation OF Gen.
Foster and Col. Hsston, the special Commercial
Agent, ,oon be opened as as ports Of entry.
The health OF the Department continues good
Cen Wild de,res IL stated that he and all bis officers
have been treated with the utmnst kindness by Gen
Foster, who is giving him all the assistance thai
could be desired
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themselves up. They believed this to Be the way
soldiers surrendered IN battle.
,T. ;mmsdiae benefit of this raid aside from the

soldiers surrendered in battle.
The immt diae benefit Of this raid. aside from the
onS effect upon our own men, 10 the capture Of 900
Sorses and mules, 40 wagons loaded with provis-
ions, 900 con rabsnds, and the decentralization OF
The blacks in three or four counties-two of which
have never been penetrated before by our troops
and undecevng the inhabitants as to the real char
acter Of the Union soldiers.
To all appearances the residents OF the counties
passed through are better supplied with the neces-
sares OF life than in any other portion Of the State
yet visited economy in the consumption OF food,
however, is everywhere exercised TO enable each
land proprietor TO SUI ply the army agents with large
quantities Of food. 10 this end, by special order
from j, If Davis the negroes ration has been re-
duced one.tbird 80 that feld.bsnd barely receives
enough to sustain him. Regular rations, IN fact,
are no longer furnished the slaves. Twice day a
small piece Of coro bread and nest ia dealt ous to
them, and at night piece of corn bread alone.
That force 10, exceeding 900 men could have
passed fom Gloucester Point across two rivers not
iordate, IN the presence, IN fact. Of much superior
force, without having man killed, is one Of the re-
maj ksble events of this But such is the fact
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05
FROM WBERN.
Arrival OF the T. n. sienm Transport
Ellen ". Terry,

Tie United States steam transpor, Ellen >.
Terry, Capt. Chaplin, from Ncwben, n. c.,
arrived a. this port last evening bringing tho msis
and large number Of pafsengen. She reports all
quiet at Newben. Tho transports PCcahonlas and
s. l.. Tiey would sail for Boston on the sth inst.
with the 4ith Massachusetts Regiment. The trsns-
port convoy was waiting Tor orders. Annexed ID a
list Of passengers by the Ellen s. Terry:
Mu J. Lewis. Mn $. X SOuthW orth. Cap. Bug-, Seth
P-Bn ylvAnia Capt Kmbs 5.t Mass. hu'ets C.pitn Of
2Jd Ms.achu.eu. Lieut.. Dana 32d Ponn'yysnia, Lieut.,
n nkley % Me, sachu,.t. AIti,fy. Lieut. Bngss ID N1s
,uchu,ss II Anderson a. $. Coat Survey, Lirut Faiitcld,
T. - Coast Survey, Lieut. Hammond, I'D Msssschusett,
Iirut Howe 4CiL Msschustits. Lieut. Field, "a MEs,a
chu,etts Artillery Lieut. Lawrence sud Lieut. Cannon Sd y.
Cavalry Dr. Msnshed I'D Ne~f orb Lieut. SaunGerson.
9Th Ma.s0chL,etts Capt. ). Chsn. H. Robehs, samuel
Fowler tIant hs.leI A. WI. el,f, ". A IIsyor, VIM.
Wolf John Dbbs II. H. Dawiey aud 200 in the storage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

THE RLpUBLIcAs Central CoMMTrEE.-'The
Republican Central Committee at Headquarters last
evening Mr. WIN. A. D.rns presiding Tho following re.o.
luton. In reference the present crisis OF the country
adopted unanimously:
Rslted hat tho members OF tho Republican Central Com.
mites aesTo again 20 express the full lth In those vital
pn piles OF fI,e Speech and Fee Pie.s which have
lou bean maintained By the Republican party and
lines pGs' under circumstances oi personal peril
Rcsolt,d 1h,t the great bic sings be- gained IN tho
c,mpirtc oyuithTow Of the Stakeholder Rebellion will be-
Tus the u protection OF Froe speech and Free Press
Ia hat large portion Of country where thrss privileges
q free people been 10 long entirely denied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

The brig Jasper which cleared from this port for
naamor4', wish valuable sarge about two ago
subsequently seized by the upon
Suspicion h, her cargo intended way 10 reach
Tho Robe. Col. Nufcnt ha. fece..ds largo OF tos
mouy In tho Yesterday hs handed IL over % H. B.
stanton esq who has charge Of this cas OF subjects in the
Custom with whom the final decision rests Mr.
stanton ieafu will receive further testimony the part
OF the elaman when ho will dispose OF thi, singular
either by releasing tho vessel and cargo sending to the
Courts for trisl
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AKEIpANIT.


p.or,, ed b,ose me- Alderman Of the City Of
pbisssioh, H. 4 Hrlmoold who brins duly sworn, doth
.,y M. p-p.rsou contains no narcotic, no mercuy,or
Injurious dfls' bu' ''e uu'y o.
sworn aud .ubicbe before hi. 2,d day Of November
,4sI Nd = ufBB NkD, Alderman,
e.l-,t, above Rsce, Ph.sdepss
Adjr,,. letters Tor information. in confidence to
IL. II. HELNIB OLD
CHEMIST.
DE Il OT.
No. lO4 SOUTH TENTH STREET.
ptIow CHESTNUT.
PHILADELPHIA
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFETTs AND uNpElSclPLEp
DEALERS.
Who endeavor dispose OF" ther own and " other NV
el,s on the reputation eiia!ned by
HEINlBOLDS GENUINE PREPA
RATIONS.
HELMBOLDS
GENUINE EXTRACT BUCHu
HELMBoLD's
GENUINE EXTRACT sAGsAPARiLLA
HELMBoLDs
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERywhEhE.
ASK FOR HELMBoLDs.
TAKE NO OTHER.
~ Cot GU, the advertisement and ss.a for IL and sod
imposition aud exposure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

Two LADY SHoPLIFrFRs ATHEIST D.-lesterdav
detective Farley arrested Mufa.t Hsuon aud Elizabeth
Delaney both yrry iashionsb dressed ,dics charge
Stealing sik nhna Of the value OF $50. number sik
n-ck tee, AHd quality OF cnbf0idcrc. In tue upton
orc Of \. +. SewHu 90 The stolen property found
their persons, aud they were taken to Police eadluaT.
.ors they were locked W iof tho night They
onsnd,rt well known 10 the police and Ia this will
undoubtedly their des-i Mr.. stow has SAID that
ID 90 devote whatever time and be
necessary prosecute shopis who oprrses ca his
premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

For wezkneses arising from Erceses Habits Of Diipss
tiou Early lnJ,c elton or Abuse, attended
with the follow Ing symptoms:
Tndsportou to ExsItion. Los. Of fower
Lose Of Memory, Diihenlty OF Be1thin6
WEAK Nerves, Jr-moling,
Horror Of Di-ease, WaAeiuiness,
Dimness OF Ei,ion, Psi0 Ina the Bsc6,
Hot Hands, Flashing Of the Body,
Dr,u..s OF tbs SKIN Eruptions o the fscs,
Uuiy.lsal Lsssisuie Of the Paiid CounteDhnsA
Muscular JsteEi.
These symutOn. allowed 70 90 on, which this medicine
Invariably removes. soon follow
IMPOrEACE FATUITY. EPILEPTIC FITS.
In one wnlsh the patient may expire. Wac cay
thew an, not -queoty followed those drefu disessesp
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
MANY oil the OF their suffering, but none
will coni. Tie record. tteln.ane Asylums AID the mel
.nchoiy de,hs By Consumption Dear ample witness TO The
.Tuth Of the s.--TtiOn. -. -. - -
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS.
requires the aid Of medicine strengthen and nysorte the
system which HELMbOLD'S EXTRACT bUChU ibvaris
oily does a tina riil tie no,t ,kepueJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05
Use HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For Al. affection. and di.es,e. OF Urinary Ortars whs;0
existing
IN MALE Oh FEMALE,
From whatever c.nss originating and ms,,sr OF how
long .1 idins DI.-ss-s Of these Organs
require the aid OF Duretc
UELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
ID HE GREAT DlUREIlCs
AND is CERTAIN
TO HAVE THE -
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DIsEAsEe
FOR WHICH
IA Is RECOMMENDED.
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Tai. no Mercury or U,psan: Mei-ines for unpleasant or
Dangerous Diseases.
EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
In Al. th,r stage. e EIpen,s little or no change OF Di.
81. no Iucony,nisnce, AND 40 EXPOSURE.
IL canes frequent desire and sVes teIgth 70 Unnet
re of the ureh. aa,n. pain and nhna.tion, so ffes
gu. Mt In this fi,sa.es Gnd eIp~lng POlcoNOVs,
DISEASED AND MOkN-OCI NATTER
Thousand. upo. thousands no have been tie
VICTIMS OF QUACkS,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES to be cured IN short
time. have tom they deceived aid that tho Poisan
b. III. kOwsal AsilIs-Lts. been dried ~ N
the ,y.,eai % tcak oct ~ an sggfasard form. an
PEKIIAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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FEMALES, FEMALES. FEMALES,

OLD OR YOUAG, SINGLE, MARKED. Or CONTEA-
PLATING MARRIAGE.
Ia many sfrc3G. peculiar TO Females The Extract Bucha
by sny other remedy In ChioToss or Re'en-
lion Panglness Suppression Of Customary
Eyacuateus SchoGs state u the Uterus Leu
coraea Whites. stenty, ana Tor all complaints neeent
10 the ser whether sr. rJL1 Ind.cr.toD, Habits OF Ds!
patton, OK IN the - - .,,
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
see symptoms above. -
40 FAMILY SHOULD BE- WITHOUT 1T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

A NosBt', Secretary
Ssss.i. "a. MAY "a, let,
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On Monday night one Of our advanced pickots
from UrbaDua saw in the dim distance force OF
some kind approaching. The picket made the usual
The object fired at continuing to advance the picket
Tell back upon The reserve. On came tho mystic
Iious foe, aud preparations being made by the
reserve for "a severe contest, wien one man with
stronger eyesi1hG than the rest raw that tho ap.
pro,ching force was composed OF negroes Sure
enough IT proved that thirty forty negroes were
coming up in one gang. When asked WY they do
not malt after being irod upon, the leader said they
thought the safest way Was 10 rush in aud give
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-06
POETRY.
on, We're Not Tired Of Fighting Yet.

oh, We're Not Tired Of Fighting Yet.
TuSE-Mg lore she's but a tassie yet
oh. we're not tired of fighting yet!
We're not the boys to frighten yet!
While drumsa redrumming well be coming,
With the ball and bayonet!
For we can hit while they can pound,
And SO let's have another round!
Secesh is bound to lick the ground,
And well be in their pantry yet.
Oh, we're not tired of tramping yet,
or soldiers life or camping yet;
And rough or level, man or devil,
We are game for stamping yet
We've lived through weather wet and dry,
Through hail and fire without cry,
We wouldn't freeze and couldn't fry,
And haven't got through our ramping yet!
We haven't broke up the party yet,
We're rough, aud tough, and hearty yet;
Who talks Of going pays what's owing,
And there's a bill will smart we yet!
So bang the doors and lock 'em tight!
Secesh, you've got to make it right
Wen have little dance tonight;
You chit begin to travel yet!
Oh, we're not tired of fighting yet.
Nor ripe for dsuniting yet
Before they III do it, or get through it,
Therell be some savage biting yet.
Then hip hurrah for Uncle Sam.
And down with all secesh and sham!
From Davis to Vallandgham,
They all shall rue their treason yet.
-[War Songs for Freemen.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-06
MEDICAL.
POOR RICHARDS
EYE g. EAR WATER!

NO Organs of the human system more impor-
\ tant to health and comfort than the EYE and
EAR, and yet none are less understood or more neg
lected They seem to pass even common observation,
and yet every part of the body is dependent upon
them for life and health
Poor Richards Eye and Ear Water
Is new and rare discovery, which is most wonder.
full in its operations putting to blush the old systems
oftreatment, which haze quite as often done harm
asgood Below we give the certificate of Rev p g.
HENSON. Pastor of the Broad Street Baptist Church,
Philadelphia. If any has doubts as to the value
of this remedy, they may learn of its practical
value by addressing note of inquiry to Mr.. II.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct II, 1852
From injuries received in my right eye when .
boy. chronic Inflammation had been produced, in
consequence of which suffered constant martyr
dom. Every moment of my waking life ives embit-
tered, and was frequently unable to sleep at night
variety Of remedies had been resorted to with.
out success. and entertained the purpose as last
resort of having the ball taken out of it's socket in
the hope of thus finding relief.
In the meantime, most providentially noticed
one day in shop window bottle of POOR RICH
ARDS EYE WATER. had never heard Of it be-
FORE but determined to try it, and did with the most
delightful results. In very few days the painful
irritation was removed; could Dear the strongest
light and went forth to the enjoyment of new life
now keep bottle of II always in the house, and IL
my eye seems at all disposed to annoy me- give II
Dose and that isan end Of IT, / would not be with
out il for any amount of money. take occasion to
say further that my wife used to suffer severely ct
times from protracted pain In and her eyes. and
she has found Pooh RICHARDS EYE wATER = SOW
ercignspccnc in her case, giving her almost instant
relief Grateful to God for the benefit that have
personally received, cannot but commend the prep
aration to all who have been suferersli like myself
PSI HENSON,
Pastor OF Broad Street Baptist Church.
Residence 1870 Poplar 81, Philadelphia.
Z eR- Numerous certificates of similar character
might be furnished. .se f. 2.
Poor Richards Eye and Ear Water
Istruly Sovereign Remedy for Infamed and Dis
eased Eyes, Dim Vision and Weak Eyes. Deafness,
= Noise in the Head. Catsrrh, Rheumatism and Men,
ralgia, with all kindred diseases 1t is passed into
the ear by small glass tube. which. together with
the Water. may be obtained at the principal Drug
Storesin this city. PRIoE Is CENTS PER BOTTLE.
TUNES CENTS.
II. II. HAY and W. +. PHILLIPS. Wholesale
Agents.
MRS. NJ. G. BROWN, Proprietor,
novl3 dsm No. 40 Arch St.. Philsdelphis.
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Guardians Sale.

WILL be sold at private sale. or public auction,
w by order of the Hon. Judge Of Probate within
and for the County of Cumberland, orf Wednesday,
April the 29th dav, in the A NJ. ii O'Clock, at the
~, uardian Of Elias NJ, George b. Asa r.. and Ar
thur X. Jacobs. minors and heirs of Elias Jacobs
late of said Wesibrook, deceased. the following real
estate SITUATED IN Wesbrook aforesaid and beet to
the life estate of Eliza Pickett, to wit ve-seyenth
parts OF three Of land situated in Stroudwater
village, In common and undivided with Nahum
Pickett and Ellen Jacobs who own the other two
seventh parts of said land and situated in the rear
Of the house occupied BY Ellen Jacobs
ELLEN JACOBS, Guardian.
Also, at the same time and place will be sold the
oue-seyenth part of said land owned by Ellen Jacobs
aud Ali the life estate OF Eliza Pickett of aforesaid
land. MARIO dim