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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27

Chlrcn- 'es,at thy bread upon the Deep" ~ az 70
bs Risht" "Fread NSoug"& &c. M. Ammerman ore
sided. and addressed were made ny w, fo'v. i. II
Of the North saptist CHURCH and TIC Kew steprn u;
ISng, IT. conclusion, the c'iifcb were
10 tho rs,aiss6w, whore after thes long sitliF Az 70
JGsliee 90 c.id 70 The wen sGppisn ID ma
TEEN for yscsi nothing Is prepares" Altogether no
day yass~l In botui pleasant and prohiabe ma',
and he y, ara Of those engaged IL this lranch % c
siaaerS Vineyard ls fresh courage froua rtEiew 81
the tnl goodness which hove followed trcn 10
this. tby forpcenth anniversary othc rors OF
The managers Of The 1I1nc for The tr'choeeS piros
hold Chnriy Bazaar VI aid q THEN cause diTrS te
week commencing Deco mbcr II. @; The Home tiHp.
20 Eat Twci5 ninth ~ rect. whore " ifbopcd tlany
useful article well iLosc pretty BITS u nancy sDrh
whose fshrioa.isn IA known as elegant idlcnest ny
ind its say IL is more blessed togiye than 10 receive
TIE CHRIso IAN ALLIANCE.
The Christian Alliance through It's pastor, the
Rev. C. C.Gosg and con mttcc Of ladies' ard gentle
men, spent the DIV in whiting the various destitute
localities and dsp,ising food to needy families IN CO.
operation With tie captains Of The various precincts
In this way scyerG loads were judieloaiy dispensed
and many hesrts made ~ rejo-ee.
THANKSGIVING AT TIE INSTITUTIONS.
The Randalrs Island boys yesterday received
visit from their pa.rcns. the Commissioners Of Chor
lies ard Corrections. rho treated them TO extra
dinner and distributed among them number or 6iis
IN recognition Of the proficiency they had attained IN
ier studies The boys sang and rccitod pieces aud
sere aerward Addressed Ia fitting terms by Iessrs.
Ell and Nicholson.
THANKSGIVING DIEHER TO TIE INyALID CORPS.
Companies ] and T. Of the 10th Regiment,
Invalid CORPS stationed at No. GJ Third avenue, were
yesssday treated 20 capital dinner by Mrs Charles
r. Renting ard Mrs. Isaac T. Russell. tgo loyal lades
Hyiny in the neighborhood to whom these soldiers
desire % return their warincst thanks.
WgLL-TIMrD GENEROSITY.
Nearly 800 persons, comprising both sexes,
ayacd them elves Of Mr. John ". farmers bospitable
offer 10 dino at his residence, No A Ludlow street on
Thanksgiving Day. From II O'Clock n. H. unil late
in The eyeuin. all who chose 10 call were invited 10
seat az table laden with the good things of I'll lie.
large number of the recipients OF Alr Farmer BOuniy
were the wives and widows 81 bravo volunteers,
Who have testified thcs devotion 10 thcs co.nJy ca 30
many bltile Iolds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27

BAR.,UM ia rejoicing over the largest days bus-
ncs. oy,s done IA. fsore MusrUa -s crowded carry
and t and W, desired could no' rin sdnancc
Re determined continue t.o attractions to-day
So lsok OF for another crowd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27

ARRESTED on CHARGE or RobBIsG AZ
TiacR,sT.-OGccr, McDonongh al brennan OF The
Twenty sixth Precinct On 1lursdoy arrested Jaiacs
Kinney on tie complaint Of john i. McFafiand' Who
e. argos Aim IN CONNECTION With iHo coa..dcacs with
robbiug him o. 500 in Euesh gold. The complainant
laiey arrived 10 ibis port to s,ip Ona.'. On The
passarc he made the acquaintance II two young ilsh
men. who learned he had considerable amount Of
money Ia iis possession Soon AFTER landing 10 Castle
Garden D accurci introduced himself 70 tie party
pretending 10 WIS relative a. ore = Netherlands
ueu fl.saIs aud invited ihem 90 dire viii him no Ais
horrliu. houe inJsitsi lily. IAolnyltGuon accept
3D. nrd carl, Ia tie evening fley ID visited New York
r the purpose II seeing the sights under inc guidance
90 kinney. becoming somewhat iufo1ic iitd Lite IN
tic evening they entered car and lT1cefena Go. q
town soon after leaving the ear. and when ne1r tie
Easi River Mcfarland sutdcrly seized hy lls ne
iend- and biz money from, tho breast 81 hl cost
H. Vns then trocked down and severely hegion lie
runin1 f.i boz Kinney soon aHr arrested ~ tie
ahol officers The otirr tto arc rill 10 aIFc. IL
tie ;lsfrsson 81 iho pr.0uCr uHs found sii - ara
EDrl'-i bali sovereign. Justicc Bowling commit .
the prisoner 30 tho Tomhs. o stouty protests bis In.
nocecc. add declares Dc knows nothing of tic matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27
. Charitable Observance.

SOLDIERS RELIrP ASSOCIATIONS.
The wcll-ordcred rooms Of this noble insiitn'
ton were yesterday the Of very interesting say
ings and dongs In addition 10 Tho comes'blcs prosF
TO the day, toward obtaining which New-foTk mer'
chant bad contributed soO the soldiers end their viz
i0rs RECALLED aith eloquent md patriotic adore
from GOV Morton Il Indiana. GOV. gies u lll.ois
Gen. Csroy, the Father Mathew OF hm'rlra,' Col
Wood ford Of the i.7th Sew-Sork. &C.. ald by Col.
Howe who presided About 20 men wcIe lted, rr4
their cheerful looks aId Voices h0Te ample testimony
ihlt they felt they were surrounded D. uuo ir'nl-
Col Howe stated that IN tho last eighteen months nu
l.rs Than 80 200 men Dad been cTcd iUr aud oswaGtra
g. tier homes ~ TIC Assoe fion ani ln ~ si9gr
initauce bad he lady nurses been rewarded ir thor
humane o1cTtons other hnn BY te most snccsc grail
tude and respect ITy.to g.. ". Web Ger 90 tlc .-ih
Massachusr.is nm inmate 81 The Institution offered
very cloQucn, and touchiug payer on tho Chairman
calling ior volunteer 90 afk blessing nid vas called
T. Ieturn the thaAss u Ausr pfraoni g. TIE naia
tom The telegram announcing tc victory OF .a-ii-
no0rs vns read. and elected tire" rlnsirf c'ftfs,
making more Julilani cfoaao. AapD loos AID CON
fs.lsd ..altF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27
AccInENrALLY snor.-James Read. acel


four ycars. MAS accidentally s1Os at No. lIJ Iast
Twoi'y.sIll street. !s wound Il 10. considered dai-
aarn...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27

Thank giving Day n the Five Points Hon e.
- Industry "a m ovcni - 10 oTdny c'arac'er. coll
ing IN play docs the patience and unrcnttins cr-
cfgy labor and attention q the chfisnan men snd
women connected with tho ias'trioni tho slT~a 60
$50 charitable tic froffls - donations I4clsr q!
cd1los nld cootrr thsrcof preparation ol the ilhs
and l.rfig the waiting 80 htiie ones Tile irsntu-
tor Doc t.i III iive Points wa 'fais. bl TIC
Row l.. NJ Peace in lf5l IL ia devoted MANLY 10 10"
rrcferYrion Il children from fIft4lrf ara rfiHff ~ %
/ g,fugo Or al who have nowhere clio ~ 20. TIC
orphan tho doscr;cd the children n par,fts frlafaicd
Dr. convictions ~ crime uc oisl..lF q t..so 20.
tally unable g. port their children. OF ina hero
home until they D. properly placed nld garrd ior
1hDv llr CLEANED. clothed. ed, t.lfNf hnl ffi.Lrl
win labor early - r.'Ncah4e, or t.n.
90 homes Bro tho cl.try A.tni4nco 10 40
rendered 10 adults. ai ilr "a u can ie, Nlil'
out ,ncolrng,ur a dpcAdonco up'a ti.n.y.
and efforts ar made to reform hud p-oeife Al iuf
such as ere willing WORK. Us nlors arc contned 4"
tie satl ward which Aas pQl hli.l 81 ~ - souls
and il without "a Protestant church. l. it0 h.ocis
around tho House there 1919 souls. 2tl3 children
40 II whom do not attend school. iA nir0 frtra $50
iaefufiou ias received tlJ iruIfra ard '.rrd iurf
Cr4 900 children. Total lendiilfc dur4rs iht pr-
ROD el4Gs'i ~ Tie sgfTri0s 0sici DAY consisted oi
,iuging af the reel. fton - pieces end daofuos ~
tie Children Bi.lf addresses Hcfo inato ~ ~.
pielus Nh Barlow ard oiirf,. nfirr whtl 90 cl4l'
~ on were fuuslcd with au1ssrilAls and dcionics g.
Nj, arts end stoilacls' CONTEXT. Dltr laD pcE.
ms ,.-c fer Dol: House. the majority ~ whom were
children Ihe Ilo'so VAS ihronr,d with YisiiofS 40
III Contributions o. loiay iewai> no sllp't u tie
institution UrVp grTT .NNINL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27

fTTrNqT At ELACKNAi f.-hrf. Jane Nclsh,
widow lndy residing In East TWcniy'hrd street. up
pcafcd cflro Jrs,icc Qraolcnhush Wednesday and
stated la. an attempt bad hoea made 10 e1tori money
from icr under The following circumstances: On tie
i6th mat matrimonial Advertisement appeared IA The
Iersid signed ~ Ella Eomaine." stating that the
writer vlshed 10 form tho acquaintance Of gentleman
4 means. With Wow TO mairimony. Aciuatcd by
srFi q fun tie complainant answered the advertise
cn stating that sho iacw jus. The sort q pcrson The
advertiser wanted md inviting her e. cal - Ter As
Wri.ls) residence, IL Iwouiyihrd street On
Ncdt. .dhy mofAl-g >. hicAi.n' nag "' AA,l. "s
JAMES COglc1. called On Mr.. Welsh and stated INIT
ila indy who lad advertised Was perfectly f'acirl.o
ed lu threatening manner declared that le houla Do!
the case before the Police. On tie following morning
fTfnf.I.-. lqlh lust) lricr Was Itc.lY~. i,Vl
CoVics stating that he had ihc letter Ms. welsh hll
written ia his possession, ana ihat any hay "ho Woii
yIls s-eA letter Has 'le e. have .cr hon.e bfoAeh
70 ~ Ito Police q nuisance ahd nat unless str
i.sde Il worth bis willie 20 hush ap TIE matter be
would lay the whole AZ before tho Police nLiLo,i'.
Ifsi6 eiote 20 respond hy0raby az answer con'd be
1en, - ito address o( james Cogles Inlop square
r.. ONoe. Tie complainant wrote lin n9i', lu'
yi,ng him 90 cal ~ her residence. She tAch chcu on
Cot glc'gAt Of tho Twenty ninth Ponce REGENCY
no eni Officer Ciark - attend - the case ly iAo ad
,.e OF tho ocer the interview was arranged 10 come
oil ~ n room IN which be was secrcted IN closet he
frfulshed lcr with slO Il marked IA such manner
dot 1t could be identified, and took ms position ShoI1y
afsrvnrd Coues arrived and was shown into Tie room
in which tie officer WIS concealed. M's N,ihn hAue
her appearance. and lie promptly uehhhuou % Hvr ~
no vis willing 10 comply with hs proposition. Nlioh
was that she should pay lin s50 IN consideration OF Ms
returning the letter sho had written AitcF some dc,
rnur size finally consented 70 no ofTahseih,nL ,nu
iarded him ON nccount This he took. and gave ler
n receipt acknowledging to- amount recci' ed. 40
sooner was this little affair completed thnn the officer
came from hlB hiding place and promptly arrested the
roscaL In his possession was found tie marked bl.
Justice QuackenbuBh committed tho accused for eEaui
rntion In his possession was found tho letter rom
which sprung all tho trouble u s 70 DC presumed te
aiy win try no more pIatlcl okes In the matrimonial
advertisement LLc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27

ARRESTED or CHARGE or FonGERY.-Saml.
Jackson. merchant Of the firm Of Bliss, Ofne Co..
doing business at No 90 Wall street. was on Thursday
arrested, Oh the complaint Of Austin ~ Hover Of the
firm Of Lnsher Hover. doing business at tho foot OF
Chambers street. North River, who charges Him with
laclng tie name Of Susan Il. Cleveland TO dram or
bill Of exchange Boston. payable at ten days sight TO
tho amount Of sl9l u The complainant states that
Bliss & Co. owed his Sn bin II GOO. lie called on
ilm to collect H. and found Jackson IN The office. who
on red lin the above draft uniudorfCd, which the COM
pllnant refused 10 accept unless Endorsed by some re,
aponsiblo person. Ca the following day jackson chci
on Tie CON pailant aud rendered him the drai ndofsed
~. h tho namo oil Susan Il. Cleveland Ihs Was nc,
ceptcd by tho complainant behalf OF his him, ara
f gardcd by him q Boston. In due course 81 nho il
was protested and on calling on tho indorsor tho com
pla nant assured by her iha the signature HA'u
b. thc bill was forgery. Justice Quhek'hu'i'-' on
hearing Of tho testimony committed tine pl.onI ~
examination. Tho accused roalGes at 10. 90 hiV"u
way. lie protects lis innocence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27

seats in the body Of the building, crowded
vih l.lng ma.s. overlooked by galleries, siuAdea
viii tleearcr hcos o. nearly tioeaand children WIS
,t ,ulSnos that assembled ai tho Thanksgiving Ser
vices held In tho no,lng.Lolso 81 Ito Firai Inpta1
Church In Lroomo street. The sermon prc.rlcl by
D. =. Anderson. the eloquent pastor Of tie church
s from tho och Palm: "Ihc Lord ~ Hosts u Win
~ and wa marked b. tic clhiaclerisuo energy ana
wholehearicdnoss Of the preacher Inspired by an en-,
Irnin and Freedom far ell aud firm reliance upon tic
vi.10m Of tho hand int is leading us. Tho fmfag
w,s performed l.y tie children. who among Other
d s.q'i.re is no Name ~ sweet as jesus" AZ The
crclsion ~ The services he children. who arc The
i ~rg ~ the Ms..pn and Industrial Schools belong
t. Inc church enjoyed feft Of uneccusioinod but
moi Welcome decacics. prepared for them In tho Sun
g.,.L.hool fooms below.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27
LADIES HOME MISSION.

Tho THANKSGIVING exercises at this institu-
ZION which Ia located on the Bite o. tho cid brewery, at
,o Five Polnts woro ofan exceedingly interesting snd
uleneinc character. For al hour OF two oufinS Tic
afternoon the children ont rtained a large audience
with singng, rectatons. examinations Ia geography
arithmetic and other elementary branches aer when
the little ones were conducted 10 the large dning'ha
and furni.led with quito u sumptuous dinner. 1lc
tsb,es we're laden with roast turkeys and chickens
various Kinds Of mca.s, also Pics Tuddlngs nna
natry Of divers g0rts Tie hall wac pretuy dec1raou
an ma aide bearing az inscription IN leefs OF e'ti
cro.n - win feed even YOU tie poor OF Ito noea.
Among the contributions were two large iOhst pas
from Coison g. Shields Of west Washington m"th'',
and n Loaf OF bread weighing 80 pounds lno 6it ~
Mr. Crook proprietor OF Crooks Hotel. no. " DH"'N"
Ericf addrcsses were made by the Row Mr.. Cook
man. Dy. Lindsay, Dir. sandoId and others. AMOR
dinner gins oftoys woTo distributed among '-' 'N"'''
HOME ron THB TpIESDLlSs.
: At thismost deserving institution was Afforded
another Instance Of tie undergraduates Of those "ho 90
sire the blessing iha. attends upon mni''ering 10 'ne
moor aid needy. AS usual. q Thanksgiving FEAST we
rropnrcd for the ducotanon OF the iiiie ones ana
donation visit paid to the managers Of lie Home ~
,,,ious preiniscs which extend from Twenty AMIN V
hr,ieh itrcct were ihronrcd with visitor throo ghou
80 clfife Gav many Of whom lefl sulsinhii cFcn,
an thcr presence. L. tho afternoon te ehl' ~ ~.
Homo assembled in the chapel and cert 'lY"- H.
o.ltiucd order 81 exercises with moot conn.
.frif. the sight ~ % many hcliiu, ihplJ,
Tor little ones who but for this refuge must hhVo 'l
homeless wnifs upon homeless world ana tne holu
tieir fresh yunng voices united IN praise 10 i'
whose blessed teachings have thus roochch ,h'nt
could not flil - affect oven tho c"lurst =,
The proorammc offered such selections ~ 10 ~,
dent, II mn" God Of ILe Faleflt'h ''A'' '''"'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-24
THE EVENING STAR.
GRATED INTO THE ARMY.

from the ysVE4b Atncs-I III Il
Oav Chsrre has gone to live In = tent,
They have grated hini INTO the amy;
ke tins iiy tusa rcd u courage and went,
when Il ey s-afted him into the Amy
taFl n m ii e child y A. too ~ ng-alasi
18th, Car tain iorequarters they said no a pass
fhry'd trsin him u p we'll in the infantry CT sss,
o they grated b I'm into the army
O. hari.e, farewell your brothers fell
Away down in Aiabaans
hoped the va spare lone widder q hsi,.
But they grated him into the army.
Drest mp in his anicorp-dear lit e chap,
They have grs ted hisi into the army;
Il seer ns but day siEc. he sot in my lap,
hui they We grated him into the army:
Ard th. Re are the trousers he used 70 wear,
Them very sane buttons, the patch ana the lear
Ert Uncle sam gave h i'm a bran new pair,
When thew raft ed i'm into the army.
o, Charlie. farewell, etc.
Vow. In my PRO- visions see him revealed,
They ha ve 81 aftei him into thu army:
A picket lie. ids The een- t. utica field, --1s
they have RATED him into the army ~
He loo Ia h :pGer hirkish begins tn cry
A big volun. t. ar standing right in his eye.
q, What il the dGcky ehcald np and die
Now he, We g. asted him into the army.
q, Charlsy. farewell, your brothers fell,
ay aown in Alabsamy.
j h. ped they d spare Ions widder'R heir,
Bat thew grated hin into the army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-24

IN Fl
Airs south n .,,... o .A-YI,
ssdsss nd Nsdss 0ss az Sds
s.re "a ~ sas Spy physeians In iais cify va
sti:,., S.I as.;;sy or reward 81 e
- cure Dfivsts disessess SresIsr REORGANIZATION,
eslsEity. eese saisty and ssss,ss.s ~ ~
fhsss vac aosssshoula call. ssd We VIII surs SSs s@
nORDDH AND BAeTlLI ny TTE aG1..c.
D G "6Uy LiviDs stou. -. 81. - oTAOk
Annah 81 the Army Of The 0umherlAnd. ~. !,
Om0or eyo. with jltustratious. $3.50 ~ IN
3 Martin loic; 8 novel. ~ John aaaniers. soc
zschOhkSS MeditatioHs on Lite. SI25. - - i
cell y4ANCX TAYLOy /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-24
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF WAaMIN9FON.
Capital-SjOO, 900.

y This BANK. organised under the National
BANKING Law Of the last 0onsfsss, 10 opened thia
day for the Transaction of bupiness 1t the oornsr
OF fifteenth and = streets, opposite Trsa,ury a.
pertment. b. D. COOKS, President,
wy. 8. HUNTINGTON. Cashier. g sl-tf
THun. sUR1IA1 COURT or THE DIsrIIcT
q. MriVVs SStHs11A. Holding Distriet court Of
SAonai: E.ey eoneera G-eetfxs Noties ID kereSSsvs
sr Diamond .Ssr Setl.de sy os|,lsss. The steam
and earse .e.s esstarsd 81 tAs UnitsS s Rtost:
steamsf sssSnn. sttashed - the South Atlsnfis
DroasLs int taa. and st tSs
the Dsme o. the unitsd 1900 for eon6 e
e isyf9i yrd.s. sG rea.opS forth IN the nSS ccn:
City Hal. % the eity % Waahine fon. On thA aae
noaoay efNoyembsrnext, When aud whore al ~
eo0o ere WArne0 % ARDoAl 70 show oauao N. Sex-
ssnsation shesia not aseresd ana 70 i.tsxrsscs
Tor their intorests. ~ The Court. yens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-24
EDUCATIONAL.

NJ VOCAL INSTITUTE
lv1 RC. CECILIA YOUNG KRETCHMAR Hss
public that she win resume her Instructions il
Vocal Music ut No. 426 nth street, between b and
!. Tor terms, 6e, apply between the hours of
and p. m. 90 U-eolm*
NJ leS BROOkE'e lN6LISd AND HR1NCH
1vA Boarding and Day School, No. 80 Penn. Az,
ssmi-annual sesson Of this 1nstitution viii com
menee on Monday. September 18th, I069. Circulars
cipal 20 A-Sms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-24
OYYIo IAL.


HsMeyAl VFdNS, Ne II. sssr..-5 80
TIE ldjutant General kin vfovids a ApDfopri-
ase medal Of honos for the troops Who, aftsf tia
sxpsratjos Of their torn .havs sfsa their services
70 the Government IN The present emergency, and
so for the volunteer troops from other States that
have. volunteered their service In tie States Of
Panrsylvania al NaxylAnd.
By order Of Tie Secretary Of
:, 81 f7ai j. D. TOWNS1ND,
10 - Assistant Adtutant General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-24


Disease ,Dimness of Vision, Wake
fulness, Pain In the Baak.
Universal Lsssitude Of the
Muscular System, Hot
Hands, Flushing Of
the body, Dry.
ness Of the
Skin.
ERUPTIONs ON THE EAo1.
FALL1D CouNrENANck,
These symptoms, u allowed to 60 on, vhis. Hi.
medicine invariably removes, soon follows p.
tuity, Epileptio Fits, In one Of which tia
patient may expire. Who can say that
they are not frequently followed By
those Direful Diseases" IN
SANITY and CONSUME.
TON. Many are aware
Of the cause OF their
suffering, but none
viii confess.
The
records
Of the In
sane Asylums
and the Melsn-
eholy Deaths By Con-
sumption. bear ample Wit.
ness to the truth OF the A.
sertisn. The constitution onee
neeted with Organic Weakness. 70.
auires the aid OF medicine to etreasthea
and Invigorate tho System, which ERLM-
BOLDD 14TRAcT BUCHU INVARIABLY pola
HELMBOLD,s
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SlRsAPlRKka.
Tor
purifying
the blood, 70
moves all diseases
arising from excuses
and imprudenes in Life,
chronic constitutional dis
eases arising from IN impure
state OF the blood, and the only relis-
bic and enectuA Known remedy or ths
cure of Scrofula, scald Head, ssl,
Rhsun, Pains and Swsllinss OF
the Bones. alterations Of the
Throat andLess. Blotohss,
Pimples on the 1aes,
letter, 1ryGIelas,
and ell soaly
eruptions
Of the
skin.
Two table spoonful Of the Extract Of sar..,e.
riuA added to pint Of water Il canal "a TIA IJh.c
Diet Drink, and bottle il fully equal ~ -.l,o.
Of the Syrup OF esrsaIarilla, or The Dssostio.. "a
usually made.
~FHDS1 lXTRAoTB HAVE BlHN ADurR.
TlD TO UB1 IN TH1 UNITED Static ARNY
md ere also In ysry general use In al tAeSYAFI
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INsTI-
TUTI0Ne throughout the lsnd, n ven - In pr,.
.yats prastisss, AID are ssasidersd a. inyslsahls
remedies.
SEE MIDioAL PRoPsA1IRs OF Buoxu.
From Di.pensatosy Of he Usited states, /
Bee Professor DEWKIS' valuable works q, n.
Practice Of Physc.
Bee remarks made By the late sslssr,ts4 Dr.
PHYSIC. PhiladslDhia.
See rsmarks made By DR.. xPHRAIM NeDov
ILL, . celebrated Physician, and Member ar TIA
ROYAL College Of Surgeons, Ireland, and yubltsA.a
In the transactions Of the King and Queen your
nal.
Bee Medieo. Chirursieal Review, psbrah.d =,
BENJAMIN TKAVxRs, Fellow Of Royal 0oIla.s
Of Surgeons.
Bee most Of the late Standard Works Of Nsas.s,.
PRICES.
lxtrast Bueha, d Per bottle, or ak for aS.
Extract sarsaparillA. Slpsr bottle, or six for a
Delivered to any .dsd.s.., securely ,aelsd fron
Address lsttsrs for information, in coincidence. %
HELMBOLD's MEDICAL oyJI01,
lol sou1z TlxTz s7as11.
below ohsstnutJ
PHILADELPHIA,
BEWARE OF c0UNTBRFEI1s AAD N
PRNCIPLED DEALERS,
who sndsayor to dispose Of ''thsir ewnD and
aothsrn articles on the reputation attained ~
uELMBOLUs PREPARATIONS,
sSNuIss zxrsAor suoHu.
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