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WARE IS MALCOLM'S.
No. 40. J.tfer.an s,

A Why superior assortment OF Gas Failures, %. (.
"a leeeed from the LATEST NEW YORK PAT-
TERMS, tbnslsting OF bfeckels, ksndairts Obnnile
liers Glass, Paper and Mica shades Mga Iaper, AZ
which lley are determined Sell at THE Lowest y1np
rates. They are also receiving aud ha,e constantly i
hand every variety Of PLl MBlNG, GOODS whlufl
lhe{ sell ~ low rs can be sold elsewhere. ~
They Are also putting up ,ae st,Rin and Watl1
Pipe at reduced rates. BY attention 10 business
and superior workmanship they hope 10 merit shar,
OF public patronage r" iy2
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LIABILITIES. p
unseined lSGfa -
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Seaatrbes, Sc,
Watches and Clocks.
JOHhl lREEVESd

WouLDresiecifuIiyin inforn biz old cnslo,.,,y. u.
w the pnhlic generally thai afsr 40 ubsenl. "a 80
qioiths ne has returned % Dayi0n and faksn ne sh
Wrmerly occupied ~ James VI svope 'SF
z No. sss Thard sersss,
Two doors West of tho Post OfiSs ,,her. \. ,,i, .
happy - eiss AZ his old casRoasTt ana a. n.ss 49,
ones - may MNor him with . call. All kIna. IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWFLKY fs1,s,,ss
= ~ tssl aAeener and % short hothe saFAiT
Mlh Mohh NAkkhkTEDH7NN iAiT tEial ls All tssl
Ask- fieAss call and exAmine Eork. fsbs5 7-'
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FOR SALE BY

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Greot UsrisQiu,

The Custom House authorities at Liverpool had
notified the owners OF she steamer Gibraltar Vate
SUMTER that unless the two guns OF large csiloer
on board were landed the ship would be detained
ON susoicion that they were for Confederate ports
The London Globe controverts the notion that
England is bound TO maintain indefinitely the pohcy
OF iuuobily on the American question, and says
neutrality IL not the whole duty of nations. 1t uiy
indorses Ma ,oleons views on the American ques-
tlon Belle wing there liz no chance Whatever OF res
toring the Union it says England is bound to bear
the obs ructiOns to commerce and shipping VeAallous
40 long as ii appears she would incur greater evls
by taking action 10 end them but she Is not bound
TO endure them any longer, There Is no principle
which should prescribe 10 her for an indefinite
period national silence and immobility, If by
speaking and moving she can exert paeliyIne lunu-
enee Oh the combataits, who have lost thelr in-
DEPENDENCE and power OF self-contIol.
Parliamentary proceedings on the 18th were I'M
important. The vote for Notifications was post
poned, owing 10 the absence of Lord Palmers.on,
from an attack Of govt.
In the House OF Lords, on the Goth, Earl Russell
denied the statement that Napoleon had renewed nis
oyertures for JOINT mediation between the Cpioasls
and Coufederates.
In the House Of Commons, Mr. Roebuck stated
that be should bring motion for the recognition
OF the Confederate StGtes on the 10Th
The Vienna Journal mentions report that Lord
Pamerston will endeay0r 10 induce The belhgsTen's
in America 10 submit their differences 10 the King Of
Sbe Belglans.
grand Conservative banquet Was held in Lon
don on the 10Th. No alluslon was made 10 foreign
politics
Sir Joshua Jeb, Inspector General Of conyicts, is
dead.
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O
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an excellent lotion for diseases ofs syphic srd So
Al injection ia diseases Of the Urinary Organs arising m a
habits OF ds pAoa used In connection vita the Exiis
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See Professor DEN EE SylaAble woIis on the Practice
OF Physic. ,,y,,,
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. PhfSic.
See remsrks made by Or. EPHRAIM Mcdowell, /.
cssbated Physician snd Member Of the Royal COLLEGE y
Surgeons Ireland and Published in the transactions o. TIC
KING and queens journal 49, . r.,,.,u1
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Delivered to any address securely packed nom ooerVstoa
Describe symptoms la all communications 0Sie fosF.1
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Commercial IutclligeVce,

Ioxnov Moyxy,MARKEr-Fuuds bav's'rallisd I ~ lcent
and closed with distinct improvement in tone ow the
belief that will arise with Russia and the xpecst
large arrivals The discount market was unchanged
business done in foreign stocks at considerably
lower prices Ths market excited but coS sd seadier
1.-THE weekly Cotton market received po North Amer
lean at Father Pont.j -
LIyERPooL BRsADsTUFFs MARRY r, June 81
g. The Bresds,ufs market is general dull Richard
SON Spence Co. and Others report fe dull and easier
quo ed at G246. Wheat has downward tendency and
i, uouna Rel Western Si9d9J; Re Southern 81 sd9 d;
White Western 9i9dlo White Soatb ale9 Corn
steady; Mined 81 d273' White 3oiG|oI3 ,...-
IWERrooL PkOvIsIOS Market. } me PA IN The mar-
kst is generally dull Various cc' Iars report: Beet hinef
and fper quantities have slightly improved Pork inAcuvo
steaoy choee DESCRIPTIVE Lard dull and easier
Tslow steady. Butter quiet. , ,,,
LIvpRpooL PKooUcg M.rE,Er. June 27.-The bIohef.
Circu NJ reports: Sugar ssedy Coffee steady hsne qu
Iauseed Oil f. ai 49, Spirits Turpsntne hrin az "I o.
Sperm Oil dull 88j. Cad OilSses smsii AZ ~ o.
gallon for Refined. aad l6 % T. Dbl for Crude. -
LospoS ktRKRTs Barring Bfotbers report: bieauIun'
dull Coffee arm Iron quiet. Linseed easier Spns u.
ouiet at 1901 Petroleum steady Refined ~; trudc
IT,, ipsoye Tallov Sperm Oh nominal at 81 qoJ
LoNDoN MONEY MARkK1, June u. a. Ia --Consois co,eu
xe,trrt,y at gI for The weekly rs,urn haf
show n an ucresse in bullion in the Bank Of flioOo
AyERiO.S SrcCKs-The msrket is inactive Illinois Ieh'
trail rs discount; Erie Railroad 6Od6l
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday evening .-CoTToN-Saies
Of 600 bales including 1000 to spscuaors and exporters
The msrtet il hrmer a unchanged quotations
BRKApsTUFPsThe market fiat aud quotations arc oa'ey
PnGyTsoss-The market quiet and steady Beef 10 more
buoy ant.
4 PROpucR-The market Ia steady. ,,.
LosDoS Saturday evening, June 2i-CoSsss ei'n " SO
92t for money. ,u,, c.,,
AxykicIS Srocgs-The latest sales Illinois Central
29G % d seount; ETie Railroad, tOdol
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CATARRH CURED.

F,sn ne Rsr. p. r. RYusI, Lynn, Matt
have been much troubled with Ca,arh Of tho worst type
for .oe twenty year. 1t gradually woue, producing
cough AID hoN'one, destroying the sense OF smell and
bie.ins down my general health to 'uchs degree to com
pei ms to resign my psorae and suspend public speaking
made dssn, Of the usual remedies such 'nur Of
different Kinds nitrate Of silver tar water olive tar aud In
haalons bu, without any 'sutAry eaect' Last sum
er he.rd Of Dr. Lish,hr. successful mode OF treating
g.iarh visited him. and no. myself under bis treatment
began Immediately 10 improve. aud th' improvement has
zone on TO tho pr..ent time Ny Caiah has gradually melted
away ny cough la, disppoAEod voice Las become nas-
and an once .5lo preach the blessed Gospel Let
INC advise all troubled with Catarrhal dieG tONPpy to
DR.. Lsb,hliL I. H. hOssELL'
LYNN, Mas, Feb. ], ls62.
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List Of Wounded.

BALTInORE June q, 1863
The following $50 officers and prvates, wounded
in the battle of Gettysburg on Wednesday, Thur
day and Friday, have reported at the United States
Army General Hospital, Vests buildings, Biti-
more Nd. Most oil tho wounded VIII ose names APP
pear have been or will be, to the Philadelphia
Hospitals. Their wounds are usually slight, the
severely wounded not yet having arrived from Get
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Passengers Arrived

IN ftcanV Ellen y Ie,rg from Ntc5eyH-Csp Henry
Porter aud lady cen. j. VI. Allen John ). Mchcil, John
A. She'll j. h. Braunan, d. Wool Capt y. Fuller 18th
Mas Lieut. a.. W. Dodd Lieut. ". -. koerr. Btn y. j.
D -ut. john \. llcndhck tIh ss. LitI.. T. J. ud en-
ttn H. " Lieut.. A. 4 Wcis. do Lieut. f. II. Tuus, 81
IT, !. Af.sry, Lieut. }. H. ia tanaai u ). n. l.. C0wrl'
". II. Scott & T.. Looms. John A fhunon Cha. Sap all
VIE aud child W. CouIsl Capt T. tTeiu, Crpt George
kouiA
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Nj
USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For all affections and diseases o. Urinary Osans Whistler
eIisiing
IN MALE OR FEMALE.
From whatever originating and no matter OF bow
long standing Dlsessrs Of these Organs
requi,e the aid Of Diuretic
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU
Is TIE GREAT DlCRETC,
AND IT Is CERTAIN
10 HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
II Is RECOMMENDED.
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English Papers in Favor OF the
Recognition.
General Lees Invasion of the North
Disapproved.
EXPECTATION OF A EUROPEAN WAR.
The Austrian Parliament in Favor Of Poland

HInvAI n. s., Tuefdsy July :, 1868
Tie steamship Asia. Capt. Shannon. winch lett
LIVERPOOL at D. III. on the 9th, via Queenstown
2sth ult, arrived at Halifax at a. M to-day. she
brings Is passengers for Halifax and 81 for Boston.
The Hammopa arrived at Southampton on the
morning of the 18th.
The Persia arrived at Queenstown early on the
morning of the 9th.
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CATARRH.
CATARRH.

DR. LIGHTHnL No. "a St MNk'splscs (sthst) osn be
consulted daily Sundays eIcepted from 10 a. m until p m
Patients will received sIcep, during the regular Office
hours unless in cases emergency by special
Parties residing distance hereby informed that
sona examination is requisite in every case before correct
opinion can be given or appropriate ,resent prescribed
Letters Of Consultation contain Five Dollars otherwise
they will remain unnotioed.
DR. LIGHTHILL'S recent work. "a Popular Treatise on
Dssnss-s Causes and Prevention nay 10 obtained OF
CARLETON Publisher No. +3 Broadway or Of any rspect-
able Bookseller. Pnee 81.
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l.

Take Bslsan Mercury Unp..s.sn. Medicines FOR
pleasant and Dangerous Dne4sr-
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASE,
in all their stages little Expense little change 0. D.
ct; 10 lncony-hisnce, AND NJ EAPOSU III
IL frequent desire and gives stfen. % Unnats,
thereby removing obsructions, preventing All src
81 the getAEs sayiDg pain and inauas " RE
90 tas class Of dea.es, Aad exp-lns PDiSOs0C5
DISEASED And WORKOUT NATTER
Thousa.as uPoc thousands wnO have been tss
VICTIMS or QUACkS.
and who have paid HEAVY EEEs Il be cured in ,hort
time found they deceived aud that the eosos
has. by the Of Powerful AstFog-n.n been dried UP
the system TO break out IN aggravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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NEW TESTIMONIALS.


NKwfokK, June II, 1863
Dr. Lghh ba, succeeded In restoring to perfec, hearing
NY right ear which deaf for time caused by
cod A. Obliged to leave for New'orlsans in fe"
DAYS. hoss whs nsy wish further inquiries call
on NY brother Mr. II. C. Potter. No 10 ReaIe', firm Of
see,e FaIon Potter who will DO happy TO give any In
formation desired o. o. POTTER,
Capt and A. O NJ. Dept. Of the Gulf.
NKvYoSk. April 49, 1868.
lts daughter Of mine has been affected with trouble
,ens discharge from both ears the result Of scarlet fever
DR. Lghsh under placed her, has removed tho
d.chsr,e eos2e,e,y aud improved her hearing
W. H. RAYNoR, No. s Pines.
FRI. u. Rel JaAs Mott d. D., Prefe'o, On Union Coifse
SoioassfaSy.
SCHENECTADY. Jan. II, 1862
~, L,eAtAdl--
Sin: Having been cured by you Of discharge In an ear
which la. been very offensive OF late and far back can
remember always less and having been entirely
restored to bearing under yoar feel that cannot
withhold th. smen, from any may DO 10
others especially % have applied in vain to ny family ply
.ici.n and other phy,eisns Of reputation.
Yours, truly. JOHN AoIi'
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Latest-Vid Queenstown.

Jospoy. 2sth.-Confederate loan q a "a discount
Tbe Persia's advices excited attention to-day Tie
impression prevails, that Lee has made ms.sk in
Invading the North; that it will give PREF idenf.
Incop great assistance in raising men and 'nean, 8;
will again excite warlike feeling throuC, hout '.ht
North and tend 70 prolong the war.
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FEMALES! FEMALES! FEMALESl
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED Or CONTEA-
PLATING MARRIADE..
In many affections peculiar to Females the Extract B1eaa
unequaed BY any other remedy in Choross Rss
on Irregularities, Psniuness Suppression Of Customary
vscusons, liberated Scihous state Of the Uterus Lev
corrhea or Whites stenlty And FOR ell iueissl
whether arising from lndcrson Habits Of Ds
DECLINE OR CHANGE or LIFE
see symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT IT.
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The India and emma mails have reached England,
and have been forwarded BY the Asia. The news
has already been te!egraphed.
Itis stated that tho linneyey cotton crop was
seriously injured Ny tho April rams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08

Thi. may certify that having been afflicted during the year
1856 with aud total deafness and having tried
tie ordinary msdc. and surgical aid under tho Of those
eminent practitioners was induced lat TO put
r,y.,f under the care Of Dr. h. b. Lshthn His treatment
wa. brief and successful completely restored aud tho
cure apparonty permanent havs all confidence In Dr.
.kui and utes disease. he makes spsciAiies
JAMES CRulkSHANk. IL. d.,
Editor New.lodk Teacher.
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iyslurg:

j. II. Han, T., ~ IA.
L. IS. Worthiugtou, II, / H. !
AT.
Oscar PARKER, T.. - Ia.
T.. 4 Chase, Il. ! X !. Art.
Ruzsel Austin. Is. / II l. AT.
4. w. Philips. IL, ! X. /. Art,
II. Gaasaway. r.. ia IA.
Jacob JnyAaft. I. ~ ia.
jacob Sl.uss, l.. lOb IA.
Conrad ltideior, A. lJV "a
Peter Mcintyre. r, ~ n. y
Cav.
J. l.. sLullz, /. 81 N. Y.
Aug. Wagner A, a. =. Y.
John Iobin, I. - y. I.
A. FauerbecLer, {. 40 4 Y.
Chfi,tian Klein, !. 2 Wis
fed. LuchOm.ne. X, 2 ,tis
August kHb. &. Z Wis
John Siith, q s. Mass.
james Powers. b, H. Mass.
seth 4 NorlLfop, r., u Conn
s &. DcFofsst. A u Coln.
Afford Swad.. A. IL Conn
vs. III. II. McCVLs0l, y, 20 Ia
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Austrin.

, Count Rec hberg stated IN tho Lower House Of
Reichsrath, that the policy Of the Government was
peace in all foreign questions combined With the de-
leuse aud integrity VI The empire.
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No. 40 wArKn.u., Nrw.YoRK. Jun. 5, 1891.

No. 40 WArEK-sr., NEw.l DIRK, June 5, 1904
Dr. Li.h,hiu has succeeded In completely restoring my
ing which seriously impaired although previous to
applying to him treated by several physicians without
tho least benefit Any further information should be pleased
to render on application to residence No. i7a 3D.
At, Broolyn e. D., or ct my place Of business. No 7iO
w,,.r.. VIM II. WATERBURY.
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7,
AFFIDAVIT.


r,.oralv ,pp.,ed before me Alderman II the City
Philade pha Ii. + heimood who being duly s"orn, e'-
ay hi. pteparstiOn contains narcotic. no mcgc1G.
other injurious drugs, bat are truly vegetable ,,eorn
Sworn and subscribed before me- h. 23d day If N0veno
1854. WM /, hlbDAho' Aiae'n ii.1.
Address letters for information. in confidence. TO
II. T. HELMB ID,
CHEMIST
DEPO
No. 10. SOUTH TENTH srREEr
tBfLow CHESTNUT,
PHILADELPHIA.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFElrs AND UNPRINoiPLi'
DEALERS,
who endeavor to dispose of their own" AMI 0'h''
cles on the reputation attained by
GENUINE prep
RATIONS.
GENUINE EXTRACT BUcHU.
uELMBoLD's
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARILLh
HEl.MBoLD'S
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
sorp NY An DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S.
TAKE 80 OTHER.
~ Cut out the aiysr,'cn'soi and send i'i 4" aa'
inv ,sluoa Aaa sApo'uIe'
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Port Hudson-spIendid Progress OF the
SPECIFICATIONS seces.ionists Dis
courngcd-Force and Occupation Of the
Citadel-TeIIing Effects Of our Bonn
bnrdment-AIl Gen. Ullmnnn's Mrn
Working Steadily Every Night for
Weehs-The Generals Growing Popu-
Iarity-His shocking Scenes
Connected with the Capture Of Brn-hear
City, &c.
From Our Special Correspondent
kKw-OnLHAss, June 30 1863
Matters at Port Hudson pushed forward with
a steadiness and energy which reflect great credit
upon both officers and men.
The grand point Of the Rebel stronghold, namely,
what they called the "Citadol" has, through the
agency Of seventeen large Parrot guns, placed 10y
our troops 30 as to completely command ii, fallen
into our hands. Tho Major who commanded the
construction of the work informed me that when
he left Port Hudson the flag Of the Republic was
flying over the Citadel" This Citadel is the ex-
IRENE right Of the Rebel works and from il our guE
boats received most annoyance. 1t is now occupied
by our troops. THIS city is good place to learn
when news il good to the Rebels or when it is bad
To them the news to-day is bad, because the men
are the of the streets with faces long
your arm, making gestures that Indicate hopeless
ness.
The most vigorous efforts are being made all along
our line, from night to left. An attack Is mornenta.
riy expected The final conflict is certain " come
of ON or before the 1th Of July. H. will be made
with our works stronger and nearer those OF the
Rebels than at any time previously. With these
advantages Is another, the works are more numer-
ous.
vigorous bombardment is kept up night and
day, aud tins is now telling wonderfully in our
favor
Already long breach has been made IN the outer
works Of the eAemy beside the vast carnage created
inside. The few old cattle which the Rebels have
been accustomed TO drive in front daily TO let us
know they had meat are long since exhausted
inst what they before the Rebels began 10 eat
them. THIS game at "bras" did not work we |.
with the AID Of glass The cattle were seen not 10
be meat, but bones 80 poor negro said who leaped
into the Mississippi and SWAN IL four mics 10 our
fleet. He said: " Da has some cattle Ia dar, nlssa
tell what kind cattle il H. fur helped take care
VA IL. DE cattle what gm III dar aui % poor, aud
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France.

IT ID reported that France has made fresh remon-
strances at Rome 10 obtain the withdrawal of the
ex-King Of Naples from the city.
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Italy.
lndin aud Chinu.

The King Of Portugal was on a Wat TO Turin.
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ALBAsI, Oct /. 1862.

No. u CouRrLASDr.sr, NKw.loRx Jan. 2. 1853.
Dr. T. b. LIGHrHtLL- Dear Sir 1t is with the sinde,s
feeling. toward you aud hopuS do service to so@e one
who /. afflicted that forward the iaclosed document to
you.
10 Whon, u may Coneer.-I AM personally acquainted
with the success. which attended Dr. LgLh. treatment In
cas-. OF discharge the aud chronic Inflammation OF
throat and would DO pleased to give further Information
,,, ,npli,stisn v D. W. WEEkES.
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No. q Frpru..r Nrw.yonv. JAN. rs. 1862

No. q fiTrusr.. NEw-NoRK. Jan. -, 1862
Dr. L0nrmLL-Dear Sir. ake pleasure In tes.ifyng to
tho remarkable skill aud Judgment yoc displayed in the
ofm daughter who had been partially deaf accompanied by
deAa'ge om tho since early Ia infancy aud is now
thanks your treatment, able TO hesr well any one,
who her.an are ires iom TIA, disc4ar-o. Although il is
nearly yev, since she has been under yus her
hearing remain. good aad her sound tie dy ,Le
lrft you. q. ). holly
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Gelmbol6's Msoir,ueS.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
For weetnesses arising from Excesses Habits Of Dps
zion, Early Indiscretion or Abuse, attended
. with the following symptoms:
Indhponton 70 Lxsrtion, Loss Of Power
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, Wakefulnsss,
Dimness OF Vision, Pain in the Back
Hot HsDds Flushing Of the Body
Dryness Of the Skin, Eruptions on the Face
Universal Lssstuds Of the Psliid Countsnanss
Muscular System.
These symptoms ii allowed 70 90 on which this medicine
invariably removes. soon follow
IMPOrENCY, FATUITY. EPILEPriC FITS,
In Of which the p,tient may expire VINO can uy
they frequently followed BY those dreiul dAeases
INSANITY AND COSSuMPTI0N
Many are OF the Of their suffering but none
will confess The records IL the Insane Asy aud the
aDcholy Gesths oy CONSUMPTION, ample witness he
ruth of tue assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS.
requires the aid Of medicine strengthen and invgosss
system, which HkLHBOLD'5 EXTRACT BUCHU invGs
bly, does A trial will convince the most sksptcaI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08

gg Further reference to pae' Of the hshes, repe,Hb
iiy, reading here and elsewhere. on application
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