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ARmY lgEnTCAE ROARH.

sia- AEEV ,fEpl AL BOARD. y he ezlm "a
tioa af Sc ca ofcers i1 This Dspartuaa7t 7t Ine Is
"a -n the ante of tte senate Chs ID =. Ned
oa' orc We nor hTrstaio-e be4n ezerl'ned b =
reEulsrT ems its c4 Confederate Med csl B8grd.
reou red ~ spea s-ainati8u. 81 cline doing
81 An iiuPv fa-irs - do VII be dipped
I =. u F1e roi- by re Har De Ineut Oalv tho e
assignee n orders having appointments letters Of
deviation from tie Secretary of War VIII be esam
incl
As tha Board VII visit Viokssurg Medical of5csrs on
duty sr tlat post ana vicinity Will for tae present be
exempt f,5m ihls noi e. o. p. EEODB
fei9 DIV Frssiient Army HedieaI Board
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5NUFF We never imagined tina. tas South
ssn people were sHeh greet snuff takers, until
tne war broke ont and our ports became block
aaed The demand flr it cas- only be judged
by the number Of firms who have gone iato its
aianniaciars and the quantity that is daily
turned ont IN this city alone there are some
bait d. szsp OF more parties who have entered
hugely toto in manufacture, and who turn ii
out is q rrads a0d brands from The bess to
tue paoyess vass deal Of it is shipped South.
bnt how an of # is usej, it IS not for Us to say
10 doub, a great desi Is dipped great d4si
made into pouIfees and much used to kilf
1ernin - Pslsrsbnrg E1prass
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HtefIFyISTS. ATTFYTI0y.

Il FT8ST-C ASS EACHlNISTS arriving in t1e
"a CoHlsi rate lines can get i1aHelatB ard steadv
enpoym-n at taa Armory If the undersigned located
Ht Athsl-- GsorEia
All Ia-h is arr ving from New Orleans, by sppy-
ing b Aai0r DumosieD az CaDp Ro7re VIA be imms-
diatelT Eiled B. oar ArnorY ana fnrnishad with
traas sB0rts-iou. Goad wages VIII be given good
chiaists- aud board cln te hsd Sc ua5-r te rates
COOK a. BROTHER
fslalut a7marv. A55ens. Ca
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r. The most Infamous order. which nas yet
fallen from the pen Of Federal officer. has been
Issued by taeit consent, in Middle Tennessee
The order reads simply to the effect, that there
shall be no further cultivation of the soil in
that section. All farming implements are to be
se'zsd, ali farmers found in q field are to be ar
rested and All crops 70 be destroyed It is not
enough 20 insalt lhe weak and the old ii is not
enough 20 degrade the true aud the loyal it is
not enough to light q march Of invasion with
the burning homes Of the defenseless nor IS It.
n the eyes of these desperate men, enough to
fli their pockets, whilst they glut their revenge
With the wages Of personal corruption. A deso-
er--biacker-lnOTe damning sin than these, lies
yet before ihem--tbe disturbance at the soil.
which God has biddsu to grow Next to the in
vasioH Of the church yard, 20 crime has yet
equa'ed this. We speak adviseily. Our in
formation is obtained from source neither to
be doubtsd nor questioned The FedsraIs are
doing this, have done It, and are doing i.
P.owmen have bsen torn from their share, and
even women prohibited from sowing gfain-
Chattanooga Rebel.
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Imporlant peci.ion.

The hsbeas corpus case in which Theodore
Whitman was the petitioner, recently argued in
the Hastings court Of Richmond BY Robert
Ould, Esq, for the court martial, aad Judge
Crump for Whitman, was decided on Monday
By Judge Lyons, IN favor Of ths petitioner;
The court held that the power to deslsrs rlsr-
tial law under she Constitution and laws Of tbe
C0nfodeTscy did not belong 10 the President
and that Congress had no suth0rity to confer
such power upsn him; that the authority 70
suspend the writ Of habeas corpus did not car
~ with il the right to declare martial law that
martial law was an arbitrary and dieiaforisl
power which might be exercised by q COM
mandeE-in-chief over bis camp Or elsewhere
At bis peril, and that neither the Constiiu-
ton nor the laws sanctioned or justified
such stretch Of power; thss the Congress
might indemnify the eommsnder-iu chief
for powers thus UulaWf1lly assumed. bus
the courts could Msither recognize nor sustain
Il thai our government was one Of C0nsfilu-
tion and laws as vel in time Of war as in tirle
OF peaeei thas the Constitution limited and De-
6aed tbs powers Of The President and tie Con-
gress, and that no power belonged .o either
which was not expressly conferred b. chat in
stfument That courts-msrtial have exclusive
and restricted jurisdiction over soldiers and
others belonging 70 tue army; thas their furefious
vTa1s crcumsenhedfhy laW and confined entirely
10 those who were ia the military service and
that therefore they had 60 right 70 ~ a ei.i-
zsn not corrected with the army, who was un-
der the Constitution entitled 20 trial By in1v FOX
every offsuse against the laws: and therefore
the custody in which the paiisoaer was h9
was Illegal and he Hss ordered 70 be disehargsis
bus gbs court hsid him to bail 20. answer before
tie grand iury the imputed ofease-se.liag
funor
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ngssOEUTTON.

y az oru- u svY. BRO q CO.. Of Lssiastsn,
ans T. ~. TEMPLE A. CO.. of Csrroiions are
q ss lived ~ mgrrh consent.
T. " Ieap & a1lhoI zsd 10 collect 81 debts due
fhs .asa Csr4 on. and a. Levy al debts due ths
hou-e ia Lazlnaton. n LEVY,
.. LEVY.
is26l lawfrf T. ". TEMPLE.
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N0TECR.

OFFICE OF CHIEF OF SUBSIsTFECE,( ,
DEPaRTHEST asIss- ANn East LOUISIANA,
jacks r, Fe5rus-y 26sa lcsa
Ef0afl IS ARIES with q rh s. Department viii trans
~ fer ~ Csntaia S. Hnlyer A. 9 - o. SCENTS,
The Beef Hidss which they have now OF nay have
hsrealle- iahng receipts thHrefor The receipts when
take WI be -orws-d7d 10 asio- Theodore Johnsio on
chez Of Suhsistsncr.
b. ordsr % LieuieEaat-Cisuer PE2BFBToN.
THEODORE JOHNS sION,
mh2lE H'Hior Hud fisf OF Subsis-enca
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ATTENTT0N- GAPTTALIsTs !

zETASTED. a RABrEER ia a safs. permsnent an5
w iucrstiTa huanGsE-ii.-eu per cent guaranteed
ANY one desrre 70 invcst SD o0e can purchsss one
hs interest. 0n=f'a-ih interest be pure ased T
e25.00. if h' uu chaser Is business man snd VII
affa Ia 70 TIE bu fuess Business located IN this city
Adiress A b
fs24 Care Appeal ONCE
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RE BEL MATCHES,
Rebel Matches,
Rebel Mafchcs

fE1aE lafs-4 seed having estsb7ished MATCH
4 NAM FAyTdkY n ffe city Of Jackson, voild
.nfo-n ihose v hug rehsss ihaf al orders from
distance. aec mP=n ed vi i'h tle cash WI e ouply
his H. STERN g. Co
lei7 Im Jac8soH. Mss.
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DISSOLUTION.

I'VE firm af Quiuav g. Rob ms A. o. Memphis Tom
8 is this dsy diseoigei By autual c-nsena All PER
sons Ia lag a.z=1s -insl sa1 frm RiH present the
9 lUis 20 " q Qlinbg Fl aoua authoTthorizsd Cd to
pay. and a. pers9as W1o are Indicted b sait firm y
maze imu-dizta payment g said Qainby, uk1hss been
authori e3 to sstds sad lrn7 bEaless.
WM T. QUIEBY,
~. A. ROBINSON
General Partners.
+ s. 1LATHOKN,
E.owah, e., gaaus7y 2. 1893. s9ecisl Partner.
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Terms OF ADVERTISING.

All advertisements win be charged
s1-5O per square for the hI,st inser-
tion ard 81 for each subsequent in-
g -rtion.
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STATE or focirolfFi, r-.-- ---.. -ecs
Carrat County. ~
EETHEe g, se aaov- term Z aid eaurt letter.
sF % Il rat on sere gfsnto5 the undersi Ensd
on tho esrs of eesrgs u. MeLeau, de d, Ell peEaa,
hsvfng ca1s ssia sal1 deceased are hereby net de6
10 pre- nt hsir eni drly plo5ated within tha tmc
rr-s--ibe6 ~ la77 os thsy VII te forever barred.
u 2 MCLEAN
rar--e-a Admin sf-atr-
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EB The ~SheIby vile Banner says a lady in
sum ey county Was arrested because hsr hus-
band WAS aceasei OF busawhaski 81 and n
though she was Just ca the eve of sceouchnent
She was conhnsd iu prison i9r three weeks, b3
cause abe refused TO tske the oath, which she
finally did under an indirect protest.
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80 WID0W,G GIFT.

THOSE who gave no SALT-who have teen made
4 wdoE By this war, ano are poir-can ger EA'iH
oNE BUsHELs 10 ihs nulbsr af ons bonded from
q. q. ECALLISrER,
fe7e "a reeE-nu Mica
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GENERAL n. G EVANS The following is an
extract from the fsding OF the court of inquiry
recently convened at Goldsboro', North Caro-
Ina, for the trial Of General Evans, on charges
which had been preferred against him;
The statement of the accused being thus in
possession of the court, the cour. was then
cleared for deliberetion, and having mstursly
considered the evidence addaeed, fad the ac-
cused, Bigadier-Gsnerai n G. Evans P. A
c. S:
OF the first spseihsaton-No guilty.
OF the second speei6cation-Not guilty.
OF the third specifcs lion-Not gully
OF the fourth spec isaEioa-Not guilty.
OF the chsrge-Nos guilty.
The accused, Big Gen n G. Evaas p. A
@. S., is therefore fully acquitted Of The charge
and specifications preferred against him
(Signed) 4 L CoLsTOE, Brig -GeuI
Prssideat Court OF Inquiry
THos G FULLER lst Lieut.. CO. 3, 35 r ,gs
n q, T Jag Advocate
Tho court deen it Their duty TO express The
opinion that ths author Of these charges could
not have been inhBenesd, in prsferfing them, by
the good Of III service, b1s must have 6een in
stigsted by maicisus ssd wron gfiil spiTis and
such c0ndac, IS consitls5e5 highly rsPrshensible le
and preiadicia TO good orlsr AID military dls-
eipline.
There baing no further business beiogs then
the court adjourned sans dc
(Signed) r e CoLsTOE, Brig Gen,
President Court o. Inquiry
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MArEaR

OFFICE OF oHWF OF. SUBSISTENCE.
DEPaRrNESI MISS And EAST LOUISIANA,
JackEor, March ID 1861
DR3PosAbs viii be received for The delivery Et the
i ftssions IF sic Mobile and Ohio Railroad, within
This DerEr neut on be fCllowing named articles ef
EuaEstsrca stores, to-wit;
CORN ,she.lsd), in sseks-zaeks to be furnished By
the gnFerum-nt
BEEF-0l The hcof
BULK PORK erd BACOE
PEopo. 10 be addrass- d 10
THEODORE JOHNSTOG,
mh2 N Hsor ard Chi Of Suhsi.fencFs
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GOOD TANNER AID CURRFER thirty yserz
"a old So'd f5r NJ faaL Price $500 Apuly g.
DANL MCLAURIN.
fa277Cta Brandon, Miss.
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The location Ct tae a I7peaI office
is on state street, a few doors below
the Post office.
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ARRAYRm-

~ BAY MARE aiJ-I I3 she's al round with small
nssed spot one OF her TuBrs Ais coed sized
BROWN H01- = GLLH shui On fore feet and b I'd
g brs5.s Aay enc recurring thsu 70 us will be well
rev rfed X VEEDEH.
fe2i lw F-csssu 3iiss
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By THE GRAPE VINE Our informant. who
gave us the facts in regard 30 the capture of tie
Queen Of sbe West, on Red river, and VINO was
fcrced TO 60 with the Queen down the Atchs-
falaya, relates tha fOiloWing incident
Al one OF the places burnt ~ the Qusen. and
owned by laiy who had been ihus ylaiaausly
leit houst ss the va'iaut eammsudeg pttampt=a
to converse with her on the bsak from the deck
Of his boat. She proved true pluck for him. Ho
asked her:
Msdsm, have you father, brothers or any
other rasative in ths wsr ?"
Tha lady was quite young, widow, wiih swo
Young boys OF five and seven years Of ace b.
her eide. Her reply was . siinger 60 this 1hsse,
six ard nine menlh Invader and suhjugator Of
old Abes. She answered, Ia sight Of the
smnuldering rains Of her home
have tao brothers in the army aud #
you kssp on this war tw I've years l0nge..
(pressing the heads Of her bnys) ] shall hava
too sons % fght yoA tii their deaih l ex1ees
noshHg itsr han aIson and murder from any
of your aihe
Ihaeommaneer sloped 70 his gun.roon, wkile
the iady AID boys eheeTsd tAe departure Of ths
Queen OF tie West with the g Bonnie B.us
Elsg. -Neieksz Courier
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n The directors Of the Esst Tennessee and
Georgia railroad have declared a dividend Of
thirty dollars on each share of the stock Of the
company.
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lEEPalg NOVELTY WORKS.
eREE.E,sB 20. q.

100 HACHEIsTs and gUNs8nTHS wanted 70
loU VIC 81 Ps.ol contract apply 20
LEECH s. RIGDON
fe24 2w GrceuFh 3roi. Ge0rFia-
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- The North Carolina papers say that Vel.
don, in that State, is being rapidly fortified, and
Is strong enough now to delay any enemy that
may Be brought against It.
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yAa,a.AYDEGHAW!

TUsT published the celebrated sPEsGH Of the
81 aan. {. 2. Faandgham. d4iirered in he Federal
Congress For ses L JULTNEEiS Book store,
Jsck FL ss. ard sent by mali free of postaga, oH
Iecei3t Of twenty i've cen s.
"a. @. CLARKE. Publisher.
nh5 q " cksburr Miss
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BY MCLANAHAN & DILL.


TzOUR HARNESS MAKERS upon eovernmant
vTolk-a permanent io3. Fer rarticularc inquire
AZ Soatfe-u express Con pany's of5ee
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y We lesr', &. It the water courses through
Gus iha up country have nos bssH higher f1r
many years than no - and sre ST ri-i1g from
+ lie continual dai y rains Ihs Go S. river. ss
understand, rlss il.ssn feet rom saturday eve
ning uatil Sunday night ThGs beng tbs case
We are surs 20 have iul river hsIe-S.lna
{ Afa SentiHsi
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sUBSTTTUTE WANTED +!

"a ~ years Of age and otheruis- eligible Lib
~ eal wagss w z b. givea. For further pstieulsrs
inquire ot @ d T.,
fe Vszoo Citv. iss
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BY
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NRTECE.
Probate Court,

~FR. 3 ElAM ral fnd bis family 10
44k aEa fngu fe at Inc Pearcs Hoaae.
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-18

ADMINISTRATION VS.. GoyERNMENT.-The man
who alleges that the Administration is the Gov
eminent is fool or scOundrel, and should be
treated as such.--.n0untaia Democrat.
We shall not lay ourself liable to the awful
punishment of being denominated the thing sug-
eested in the elegant language OF Gelwicks We
employ an attorney in replying. To show how
plainly the ASS ears stick out on the author of
the above, it is but necessary to know the detni-
tions of the words according to the generally ac-
cepted standard We quite Noah Webster:
Admnistration.-Th persons collectively
who are instructed with the execution of laws,
and the superntendenee of public affairs the
Chief Magistrate and his Council"
"Goyanment persons or council which
administer the laws Of a Kingdom or State ex
ecutive power"
Now, according 10 the accepted definitions Of
the words administration and Government, we say
the man who says the Administration is not the
Government, is one who is destitute Of reason
or the common powers Of understanding" and
the Webster aforesaid uses the words we last
above quote after the word p" fool. PlaceuiH
NeUS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-18
Aa- The Medical and Surgical Institute of


DR.. L. j. CzApKAY is already secured in position which
places as well its proprietor far above the assaults Of
envy and professional malice In the schools of France
the highest prizes often awarded to practitioners in
this department of Medical science and they occupy with
Others equally lofty position in the profession Rcord
ilustrious example, shining light among the phil
osophcal stars of his age Europe and DF Capkay has
fully equalled him ia this country as proof of which
the Philadelphia College of Medicine comPlimened him
with Diploma and the honorary ad eundem degree. Sc
ecng this his field Of operation, although qualified as
graduate of the University Of Pesth and late Chief Sur
geon of the hungarian revolutionary Army for more ex
tended Iprs Dr. L. D. Czapkay has bent his earnest at
tenton to the Of chronic and private diseases, in
which he has become so great an expert that he is
regarded the in this branch of his profession
throughout the United States and his portrait and biog
raphy published matter of interest To their readers
in the most exclusive journals The Doctors Offices are
at his Medical and Surgical Institute, Sacramento ST,
of Leidesdor nearly opposite the building of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
Gs- We ask particular attention of our readers to the
certificates of remarkable cures, in another column
of this paper. 23.3m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-18

CORRECTLY STATEn-Cbarles R. Street-late
of the Cousa Sun and formerly of the Shasta
Herald-bas purchased an interest in the FIR
preSs--so rumOr saith-and announces himself as
lis editor. Like his predecessors (Linthicum and
Kungle) be is afflicted with political strabismus,
and can't see any danger to liberty and the Con
stiution in rebeldOm, but great deal among
Tebeldom's enemies in the North.-.H0ysvHie
-9ppedL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-18
HELMB0LD'S
CEyUINE PREPARATION.

CoNpOITND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
Positive and Specific Remedy
17or diapases of the BLADDER. KIDNEYS,
wei. and DROPSICAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine increases the power Of Digestion,
and excites the ABSORBENTS into healthy ac-
tinn hv which the WATERY or CALCAREOUS
denosiiions, and all UNNATURAL ENLARGE
MENTS are reduced, as well as PAIN and IN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-18

STRANGE MARRIAGEs.-The Granite State Ne,os
sa,es mat the Oldest OF three brothers, residing
in Moltonboro, New Hampshire married ouite a
Young girl his next younger brother married
me gIris mother; and the youngest took for his
we me grandmother Cupid, in our times,
seldom brings about such a curious union of
TWO families ~ "
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-18

SuARP.-The Sonora Democrat-a rank dis
union sheet-says that ait is not the peasantest
occupation in the world to publish Democratic
paper just now" TO this the bIag rejoins that
there may be occupations still more disagree
able, but there are certainly none meaner"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-18

WILL FIGHT.-A dipatch Gated Yreka. 9th
fays two men bad growl in that place on the
4th and resolved to settle it with SHOT guns and
without coffee. Sheriff got wind of the affair
aud nabbed one of the fighters on the chosen
ground, the other not having arrived. The fobt
will come off if the officers can be ayaded
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-18

cLAsPED her tiny hands in mine, ! embraced
ber slender form, | vowed to shield her from the
wind and from the worlds cold storms. She
set ber beauteous eyes on pe, the tear did gently
now, and with her tiny lips she said" bod blast
you, let me go!u
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-18
Speeial Aotiees.
S-T-IS8O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

They purify. strengthen and nyigorate,
They healthy appetite.
They antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours,
They strengthen the system and enlven the mind.
They prevent masmatic and Intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and aoidty of the stomach.
They cure dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea. Cholera, ami Cholera MOrbus
They Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They the best itters in the world They make the
weak strong and erhduSsd natures great r6orer
They made Of pure St. Crox Rum the celebrated Cal
aya Bark roots and herbs and taken with the pleas
ure ot beverage, without regard to age time OF day
recommended to delicate persons requiring
gentle stimuant Sold by all Grocers, Druggists Hotels
and Saloons. 2. II. Drake X Co., New York. CRANE X
BRIGHAM. Agents. San Francisco 52sn.eow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-18


TAKE NO MORE BALsAM, MERCURY, OR UNPLEAs-
ANT MEDICINES for unpleasant and dangerous dis
HELy1fBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and IN
PROVED ROSE WASH CURES
Secret Diseases
In all their Stages, At little Expense :;
Little or 10 change in Diet No Inconvenience I;
And no ETpos,ne
1t causes a frequent desire and gives strength to
Urnate, thereby Removing DISTINCTIONS,
Preventing and curing Structures of the Urethra,
Allaying Pain and Inflammation, so frequent
in the class of diseases, and eXpelliEg all P0iS0a
aus, Discussed and W0rH- ont .Hatter.
Thousands upon Thousands
TtdO lace been the Tcti0sS If Qaacks,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES to be cured in n
short time, have found they were deceived, and
and that the POlSON' has, by the use of
" Powerful Astringents," been dried up in the
system, to break out in an aggravated form, and
PERHAPS after MARRLiGE.
Use IIELMRoTD's EXTRACT BucHu for all afIee-
tions and diseases Of the
Urinary Organs,
Whether existing in
Male or Female,
From whatever cause originating, aud no matter
How Long Standing.
Diseases OF these Organs requires the aid of a
DIURETIC.
HELNB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
is THE GREAT DIURETIC
And is certain to have the desired effect in all
Diseases FOR WHICH IT Is RECOMM ENDED.
EgdeHce 0f the most reilJie amt responsible char
acter will accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
Irom 8 to 20 gears standing,
With NAMES known to
SCIENCE AND FAME
Price 81 90 per Bottle, or Six for S. 90.
Delivered to any Address, securely packed from
observation. Za1~Desoribe Symptoms in all com
muncations.
Cures Guaranteed Advice Gratis !!
AFFIDAVIT
Personally appeared before me. an Alderman
of the city of Philadelphia, II. r. HELMnoLD,
who, being duly sworn, doth say his prepara-
tiOns contain no narcotic, no mercury, or other
injurious drugs, but are purely vegetable.
II. Y. HELMBOLD.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 23d dag
of November, 1852.
VIM. P. HTBBERD, alderman.
Ninth st., above Race, Phla.
Address letters for information to
Fl. 3. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
Depot, l0l South Tenth st., bel. Chestnut, Phila.
Beware Of COunterfeits
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endea9oP to dispose OF THEIR OWN" and
OTHER" articles on the reputation attained by
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
" Extract Buchu.
" Sarsaparilla.
Improved Rose Wash.
SOLD by
HQSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN,
227 Montgomery street, Russ House,)
San Francisco,
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASK FOR Hell LMBOLD'S.
TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut out the advertisement! and send for it,
4H7m. find avOid imposition and exposure.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-18
Be wise by Times!

Do not trae with your Health Constitution and Character
II you are suffering with any Diseases for which
Helmhold's Extract Buohu
is recommended.
TRY IT! TRY IT! TRF IT.
1t will cure you, long suffering aaying pain and IN
Illumination, and will restore you to
HEALTH AND PURITY,
At little expense. And no exposure,
Cut ont the Advertisement in another column, and cal
or send for il.
Beware Of Counterfcits
Ask for IIEIMBOLDS, Take no other
~. Cures guaranteed At
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-18


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