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PHILApEl.fhIA. AnG. "a. 1

MEssas JoNHs 4 hyAss. .--IS eli, Rsnllemen, your
HoOhauds German BtteTS has BRYsln my lifS!n There
IS no mistake In this tits v0uched for by numbers
Of my comrades, some Of whote names are Gppended
and who were RnIEant OF all the instances OF
my case. am, and have been for the last four
years, q member Of Sherman's celebrated battery,
and undtr the inm ediate command Of Captain X. 3
Ayers. Through the exposure attendant upon my
with linda mmRton OF the lungs, aud was for seventy
two 1Ays IN the hospital. This was followed by great
debility, heightened by au attack OF dyBentery. l
was then removed from the White House, and sent
which landed on the 2Sth Of Jun :. sneethht time
have been about Rs low As my one could be and
still retain spark Of Vitality For q week or more
EAS scaGC6iS dble 70 GRRloW thing, and II did
force moFSel down. i was immepi9tely thrown up
I could hot even keep glass OF water on my
stomach. LFfe could not last under such eireum.
stances; aud, SseStdngIy, the keIanS, who have
been yvtking faithfully, thsugh to
rescue me from the grasp Of the dread Archer frank.
ly told me Ihey could do Tor ME- and adv, I'd
me TO soc elergy man, and to make E1ch disposition
oT my limited fuHdd ~ best suited me. An Aeqaint
AnEe, who visited me at the hospital Mr. Frederick
steinbroWut Of sixth street, below Arch advised me-
aS . EoEl0Ep hopes totry your BitteTs, and kindly
procured me a bottle. From the time i commenced
taking them the RlO6my shadow OF death reeeded,
aud i am, noVJr thank God for It getting better.
Though have taken but two bottles have already
mitted to FRiOtn my wife and dApEhtsr4 from whom
have heard nothing for m9hfIs; for, gem
tlemSn, am Loyal Hirgintap, trom the vicinity Of
Front RoyaE 10 your invaluable BltteFs owe the
lesTaEf9 [Ppf BiltsEgI 9Ne the glorio9s pFtyt-
Rg GA aIn eASpins 10 my bosom thosp Eho are lhe
ideArest'to % me in ltfas M Very truly yOhfS,
4lHs sJR iaa5s t1ssl gasis ISAAC MALONE.
We fully concur In the truth Of the above btites
Gsr1 as Ne had dsspalEed Of seetnso our cetHtadt,
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They are especially rscommended to clergymen,
public Speakers and persous Of literary habits AMI
Sedeutary life, who requlFe free disSAtOu, relish
for food, and clear mental faculties.
Delicate females and weak perqons are certAinto
hud ia these Bitters what they have SO long looked
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.9ailgs snteIliaRullip,t5
HNRH1s OF ADVNRIFtiIIsINE.

TW1IvEsoEb LINES or NoHFARsIl, Ion. R..6su 1IuH, ION
t5a 'ar 500 LFas, NAKz \ SouARI. e=sts.5.
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. Be sure that every bottle bOa+S the lac uimo Of
our signature ou steel late tabst, @ our priv,t,
stamp over the cork. b . raai iisf9t -
r. H. DRAKE & COh,-srs.
s9ld by All respectable DEuggiatse PhySicians
StoSeTs, Aotel3, saloons, and eonplry dealers! o.
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-----,-- ClSclNAATl' ONO, jan. 18th, 1858 y
IhaVe ven your Plantation Bitters to hundreds
ofOur noble soldiers who stop hers more or less Dis
bled from VariOus causes, and the eject is Tirvsl
lOus and gratifying. -2e 'nf a7 a1u D. III.
Such "a preparation as this is heartily wish in
every family, in every hospital, aud 81 hand tt
oYerH battle field. ---tl.ln. - - -
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DR.. w. A. oH1IDs, surgeon of the Tentl, Vermont
Regiment, writes:-''I wish every soIdier had bot
tie Of Plantation BitterS They are the most eff,e-
tive, perfect. and harmless tonic ever used.a SO
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.tsisa 9aa' 'ai w1LLAED's Ho7rt,1 -,
,r. WARRINGTON, d. @, May 9ed, 1858.
J GESTIE4ES I've require auothsr supply OF your
Plantation BittsrB, the popularity UF which Iniiy
increases with tho guests of Uar house, -. u.
'ssaa % 80 ROspeotfuIy, Jls.4. .. -
glia51 3'sna2 sEKIs, oaADWICk Co.
{; &C. &e..g b. ,&e.ql.q 3o,Ilg Sc: tF'1'
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We fully concur In the truth Of the above bEdtssi
msdt, Rs We had despaIred Of seeing our cotHFad6,
Nr. Malone, restored to health. az 70 dl&i
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PhiladsIpA !Juue 2s, 1861.
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Tho following startling aud emphatic statements
can bs seen at our Chlce. 4 7a si8tfa 7TH 500
Letter OfRov. X. y. oRASE, Chaplain of the lO7th
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Letter from the Rev. N, Z. artDss, ST. clalrsvle,
Pa. ,,,a,,- .,..-. ..1 q y. = 6l5
9EESFLENEN;-Y were kind enough on a former,
occasion to send me half dozen bottles Of PlaptA-
tiOn Bittsrg for % So Ny wife having derived 80
much benefit from the Of tne,e Bitters, desire
her to continue them, aud you will please send Is
six bottles more for the money enclosed.
- L am We ~ truly vnnr.
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CUMBERLAND aAUcE.-THIs PHEPARAT1ON,
~ from the estabiishmen& Of G 8. Fithhn 4 Co tlete
Fthian 'ogue has attracted unusual attention from the
batter ssses whose niQe accurate aste and
article.
The large amount OF sales Of Cumberland which
have taken place dur ng the nst especially whore IL
Bile excellence.
By there peculiarly pleasant Taste impaired 70
great variety o. 1000 wheh nothing but the Cumoerand
Sauce VIII SECURE And The is naarishment
with double 1est when aided by and nviGo
accom- panmant which, 10 Its Influence reaches and
sthens the " hole system,
The Cumberland 4ancc pronounced, iby those
copeen 70 Judge Of the most useful and skiitul
compounds ever formeds being all
10 test which renders u pure, uniform and reliable IN
Its effects The system are 10 purify remarkable
iSIree the entire circulation by liz prompt action and
In the stomach with such nurnsnt a. may have
Termed the r.Issv
Professional gentlemen. bankers merchants radesmen.
and oil Others whose occupations he necessarily
denls should BY The Of the Cum Sauce avail
hemse YES OF % pure source Of strength as well 80
additions al en- joyment at each neal
Travellers BY land where the changes produced by
variation IN lood or water are sometimes disturbing and
unhealthy should have supply Of Cumberland Sauce TO
correct this difficulty t Is superior 70 The al
coho or other preparations resorsed 70 under
Dyspepc andd ecate persons either ladies'
will ind the Cumberland Sauce valuable 10 them,
and every family should keep asappy Of on hand as no
70 avoid spurious limitations. ash for
FTTHIAk'S CUMBERLAND SAUCE,
each bottle Of which will, the signature Of Fhiau
4 Co, or that Of the late arm Of Fithian II Pogne.
The genuine be occurred of the best family
generally throughout the United States Ind al wholesale Of
- u g. DUDLEY,
Nos l6S and liz Front street, New York.
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Arrivals and Departures.

s, Cry q sss Ei' s
as. q 0 sss 5 tssa cha. a ssa.s q
apn r ssSS MR. I ssss
-. ssnonaid Nrs orM.s, Mn Hlsn. % Ne. f nh
M ssI'f iasIs' ps ssa Ersds
& a ss~ sors 81 sss fS sr
soa Dayo q Enspa M asa.e srs SansfG aer s1a
e an nisa Miss Evans Mrs Carleton sna Ia swa enc
- sTas Fiona. lr1sP
o MT s,ad we na sies Faesmsn and lady q
ss saf A a%y TS5Sas
a r q .n zones ds SssS
Edwin S a1s I'VE
p.sss lady e9d and ,asse q eSs o Teseno
enid n@iiSn psvS lew %n-; and y family S%,
se.ps sa;' sr S Ssss ss@ yors Ws%s
ssS I'D os iShfi ss9@e rnss
Yos. MIA beech; MIS- = saoasoS: York; Mr.
5si s. S.l "
q S. pc R JSs m snss Rse
Mr. JnS ~ aee ssn snd n snS MRS
q Havaaawth others in tho Specie, sssis79
N1 Ss % rs sas NJ. aa ss4y
I San s S ss ans sss:
& as Mrs. rs anS M s pS. sad Fss 1s
SorS Sesrets, Mni;isT q sAiSsd0T mrs Martin Ts..
ss hs as1
EGsensragss frnee,on; Jacob Mandwyler. Cahlogn,.;
son, Levi osiforul4{ franz Muller New York. Gustav
Al Strunz PENNSYLVANIA: Mrs Causs and three Children
williamsburg: Peteg 0emsin, 81 LOUIS: VIM Kelly, Bos
New and asa
York; Victor Trissurlet Joseph Jouvenet France; VIM
ute RadnS Mrs Mundwy!er Mrs Mary Schmidt iohanns
Solte three chfdren New York; CAiharina Adam st
LENS; Adele vantler Utica. Peter Rewol, Lims-snd
others in the steeraga
HAVANA NEW Notwithstanding Morning Star
David Difenderier Mrs Barrett and infant Fle her
Barper, Harper, J Anderson Burne, Brother
Joyian. RoSas. Gardner Captain Crandall James
Rurtou. Louis Dongatty. Domingo Menveal Gonzae,,
Geo knzel, Lieut. Vim Marvin and servant Nardel,
T p Hunungon. Z Huntington e hasseras,
,Bnnck ,Iavlor. Mrs smith Anaerson,
sose muller, Charles saiilstd. Dennson
iaisli Mrs wilson Mrs Laisbton 4 Karnes Hardy
Mardai Theodore Phillipson FaLnacht and adv. Ed
Norton Alfred Robson " K Robson Martin Crane,
Joseph Nolan. Rone;t Moire, Mrs @ Arlington
Mrs Jay, William Jay John Csmpos. JuaJ Cicroa, Lo
PEI John Mcneil Charles srabold, Caharine White The
Arno Colonel Rasset- q Fellows. " Pea
body WI Lam Devsstie, James X Hamion-and othem in
the seerage
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ssss, FROM na ar s s Ses ss
saaLDs Apra lila port Regent Hamoain for New York.
fAsls BAY FEB x-In part Caroline Lsns for Asos Bay.
American Ports.
.'iasss;s ss ,SI Ii
SSas rsss; %ss:s:. zsL.sisiln: fsllsa:Ipsis 8;
81 tsss s'
.hos cSssis from io'sni fsSn hoSa
c4o.5y e. sss SD
ssG' sss: Ssss sss:
So@a.; ssowers Ssrasnss; sSkr witch Queen, do b.
NJ sSs Sa.is a.sda,d Palermo; La cisu.n. Ma
s, o.0sn SS TIssy Ssn
EssI RIM s:,s q. sssfss AVA Sss:: Below .si.s
nos Ayres; barn g james. from philadelphia; brig
ss: ys
z "a S %
mouth XII s rasss oS csowa
$500 sSolH ssz HaIs .cnr l.,oa whmors Calais
FALL RIVER. ApriEl4-An schr Ann Bnsa. Lane, Eliza
H7oHLAND LIogT; A. A Io. sunrise. wind Nw-rsssea
also ships ssIt, Sriss and s. nsrs ships Harriet
~. Ea
ss,spGrt Mary s;sxaf Dennis Is5 prs,la.ncs 80
Francis si.aSs;SpgI; 3: EsTIsssnssa r -, ~.
wAha. Disney, Philadepha for neutrality-suspicious. main
boom
NEW HAVEN April lt-Arr schrs Acklam. Hope;
Eclipse, sammis Lcmue Jarvis; jacob Lorillard Per
civsi; Sylph. Smith Beons. Baldwin, and Alexander.
Bowen Elizabethport; hunson, Jr; Susan Scranton,
Hervey Minerva Wedmore d b Bayls Jayne; Alabama,
Gardner and Henry Cole Hay s,ta Bsltmore soop Home,
Smith.
PHILADELPHIA,lAprn 10 A MAR ships westneld,
Trevslick Liverpool schrs salle Aiken Godfrey Port
Royal Ann Cannon, Kenmore Beaufort NC Gov. But.
tom Peacock NOreans Queen Of the South Coson, Port
Heard, Pernamsneo; brigs Karn,k Ksssm; s0reans;
West; schrs Curtis Haskell Providence; Aid ireland
Clark, Scull; " Bartlett Connolly; Mercer somers;
Gardner, Sorners, Port Boyal
PORTLAND. April l4-Arr steamship Locust Point, Hof
man. NYork.
i5th-A brig Spas Main (Br) sandenbnrr St Johns PR.
l6lh-Arr barks G Fox, Ross, and Canada Mcdonald,
Cardenas Ionic Hutchinson Remedies: Chiffon, penne
EXoYk brigs Hobbs. Mitchell MsAnzas; Elise (Danish),
Warren, st Jsco; schr Norton. Aveyil. MAtanzas.
SALEM. April l4-In port p u. brig Ambrose Light,
from Wilmington DEL for Newburyport Bid about 80 sail
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R.nsa,es street Hrookyn, this Monday Anerncoo' I"
nan ny r,.ne.r, - a bohen Lodge Nc. IS. and A. n
are reqoested 81 their Loogs room, hoo0Aea'
me.e "a sst,d.y, Apvil 10, Of disease Of the
hear IRsrnsuoz { RuxzriL. aged 10 years. months
snt ne frus,si rota the rsseuce Of ms son, III
Prince street, BrooAlyn, tuesday morning, a. ssn
O'Clock. -. -
SOW The eldest son Charles and Maria Louisa Robinson
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited 10
attend the sunera from No Ala East Eighteenth street,
on Tuesday afternoon, al two O'Clock.
RoHRs-On Saturday, April 10, LOUISA, youngest daugh
ter OF Frederick and Mary Rohrs, aged days
The relatives and friends OF The family are invited 70
attend the funeral this (honday) afternoon u one
O'Clock from the residence Of her parents, corner OF
Broome and Clinton streets
Roexas-on Saturday, April 10. KATE J. Rooms,
daughter OF b. Dobeon aud Bryan Rogers.
The funeral win take place to-day (Monday), from III
Mot, street, 20 Calvary Cemetery. Friends win please
attend.
ToxPKms.-on Saturday, April 10, Anon w., son q
George NJ and Maria G. Tompkins, aged months and
me friends OF the family are invited to attend tho
funeral from 90 West fhsyshird street. this (hoaday)
afternoon at one O'Clock.
TucKER.-On Sunday. April II, DENNIS TUCKER, only con
OF John and Ellen Tucker, aged II months.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral on Tuesday afternoon al
one O'Clock from tho residence OF his parents 3o6 sixth
avenue.
TmpsoS-on Saturday morning. April 10, JANIS Nor
HIS, only cniu OIL Mary H. ana Ihomas IlnpsonS sgeo
year and months
The relatives and friends OF tho family invited to
attend the funeral a. the residence OF his parents No. II
West Thirty fifth street. this Monday srning, at hale
past ten O'Clock.
Enthusiastically, Friday morning, April Is.
HENRY TlEsKKs, only OF Elise and the late Henry
Tienken aged 10 years.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence Of his
mother l7s Seventh street, this (onday) afternoon, at
O'Clock, to Greenwood Cemetery.
TSrN.-Suddenly, on Saturday. April 10, Of heart
disease FRANCES c.. beloved wife OF Edwin n. Tyler and
daughter Of Samuel and Maria Cross.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited atend the funeral from the residence or her
mother, Third avenue, between Twenty seventh and
Twenty eighth streets. Brooklyn this sMouday) after
wood for inteFment
WHEELER AT Yonkers, Saturday evening. April 10,
JOHN E. eldest Of John and Eliza w. Wheeler, aged
IA years, months and 10 days.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon at three O'Clock
Chambers street depot.
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EIiacelIanenma


sHir NORTH ATLAsTc-Cacutts Feo 2z-At AN yester
day fire broke out board the ship North Atlantic lying
81 the 70 hst meongs tas before reported she WAS
not not been discovered. but It fire broke out in
the galley the previous day and superstition entertained
that was not entngnished and worked its way into the
arna - sh ~. H.. ~ ~, VA
Of course have been great bnt he ef any
whatever The thing wss The officers md ere
sou sbandoned The shp to her rat. and i,h,n short
time after the discovery Of the ire she In flames from
sven % s , 10 ,ae snip blowing up py me
ey vas brought or the wharf and several shots we're fred
into her hun IN order TO scntie her which was finally sue
eea,nL expected however that the snip s Tor the
mosi part destroyed
Boston, for $500, not $4,000
SrHR KiSGLHApyR Pnekney arrived the 18th insi,
ports u lat To- lon 81 p ked up bottle which was thrown
10 So from the british
Ease Tue LATITUDE and longitude cut out on piece Of
and fastened ne neck Of Tie bottle The contents
teiGble, and all that could be made out o. II was-Br
ship silver Esee with British troops on board The slip Of
w., 40 roo m. M, :, p.sh,.. ~ Il 1ss- 10
been sold NJ s?7oO
~ r.N ~ - -. . :. ~, - &c -
STFAwyR THoRS. 900 IONS built at Mystic 10 1852 has been
SOLO Al s59vVl, cash.
government for a gtuboat at sos 100.
urY N,rch =, Tho eYorr,.r ~, .r,tvcd ~ Roricap,
~, s vL ~ 4. e a ~ Sr ,
ss"-a -. n'u 'a"Vose huu aqu'e' oVa'
so'e' ahu uevame iesay
Itvfktcei Apri Tho Edith FOR Boston, lies aground
ALONGSIDE me victoria wharf BkenheId has u cet water
/ Ia her. one pump broken. and the water gaining
LACscuxD--At Bath 9th inst from the yard Of wMRoed
i Commanded by Cant + Prehie - w "' - = II
A. Bath. 7h, from the yard OF VIM Moses a Son shin
4 Lucy Melville, about loo tons
Cain 40 tons ownea Nv he builder ioibs WIN
viii command herr, and others
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Port OF New York. April II, 1864.

ARRIVED.
sisnip rr0mehsns 60 transport Bates Fortress
snP sssssm hr Marshall Liverpool Jan q Bsl1as;
n he wa bad
az sissa e. ;'sis
b 1 w q New which ars Lasted ssr a has Se
Ss'' pound
VII hsra sd vs mssea FEB
the coast, was of Barnega, March 81 night had ne
Harvey cyl @ from sd@ana @
o d @ ns nas r. o To
and hal to haul on again and lay the bark aborng and
sp os
sry@s and sssd is,s a ssss on z
s v SaFA Ms Bentley for k sss
ing eoei RspS NET With salt Ta' T:,. croz March
san April ! with cotton Ac 70 Haraous& Co. Had wEW to
BARK sandy Hook Bsrstow sagua days with sugar to
with molsssss Brett, son co. Lost fore sorsaiansmasi
Brig Sarah Brj links Cardenas, days. with molssses.
Brig Louise sBr), Hapss cienfussos, 80 days with
molas.es, 10 Tynes smith.
70 f 70 saw 0 .sssnsh sSsa
Brig Ts0s Young 1BTS Young St Jas "a days with su
Tnss s 4 WA. Swn ACROSS the a1 three
Phfadepha for Newport RI With coal drilled down to US
Sh II a@ns os Dc
got out laid by day and night the 9Th the gale
moderated and bore down to the shr but the captain
would not leave her
Brig Sarah Atee tBr Knight st Jago "A days with su-
gar to Escoraza 18th inst lat 81. Ion spoke
schr Abby q. Yarmouth Ms from Mssnzas New York
which reported having the I'd inst lat SO 3D. lon rs So
NJ gale overheard lost nainsail and boom.
jibs and Jioboom.
Brig Bliss Hatch. Philadelphia for Bangor
sshr Princess Alexandra Br). Bovey Agoa Bay, 81 days
with wool. Geo r Bailey
schr Temperance (Br) Gesror Old Rarbor ia 81 days
and lo:s DECK I day; q asssrss Ssrsh
in good condition. with in her.
Victory IBr) yeneOn Port Prince, . days, with
coliee i F Small Il Co.
schr Leroy lof baltimore Johnson Havana 10 days with
sugar Merrill 4 Abbott
Schr Susan ii Gibson tof Boston,, Bartlett Cardenas,
DAYS, with moiasses, to 4 Il Peters.
Sturges (Brl, Mcleod, Sagua, days, with
70 p Nevius Son.
schr Mary Harris eer). Dennis Nassau Is days. with
ton TO r Monell Barlow.
schr Yickery, Rabbit Jacksonville days, In ballast
to L McCready h Co
Schr Mayfower. kugent, Norfolk
Schr Rainbow, Smith, York River DAYS.
Schr Z Pearson. Cochran. Philadelphia for Boston.
Steam lighter Wallace, Bieson, Port Royal. days.
SAILED
leth-s,eamers Ericsson, 81 Cid. Z Clarke ships John
Ryerson Isaac Webb: banks Lyc Danie brgs Johh
ma NJ line, Wellet Hayward schrs Nm Allen. Milton
Badger, Car
Wind sunset WNw.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.)
Married.

= MHrrieN.
- FrrING-popE.-ou Thursday April IA, al st. Mary g
church, Burlington, n, j., by the Right Rev. Vim. H.
0denhemer, i. n, J. MARX ErriSG and hARGs RErTA
EMILE, daughter Of the late Chas. NJ Pope, OF Mobile,
Ala
LowE-pEgAREsr on Saturday, April 10, at the resi-
deuce Of TIE brides father by Rev Alexander Mck
oey, GEORGE LOVE- o! TINS cy, 70 MANIA daughter Of
Peter J Demarss t, Esq of Small Lots n j.
BE gen CO. MY ~ u and Long Island papers please
copy
YouNa-DA w>os-In Georgetown, D. G., on Tuesday,
April IL by the Rev. nr Edwards, GEORGE W. YUUSG,
0. New York 10 MARY j. DAWSON, daughter Of Thomas
b Dawson, uf Virginia. No cards.
California papers please COPY
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HELMBoLDs RosR WASH
excellent lotion Tor diseases arising habits OF dis
ssrsapar such disease,
Of the most respon sble and reliable win
FROM k xS5ks fFSs1ISs AND
SEE 81 Ts Or Hsp
See Professor DEVICES valuable works the Practice
See made b. the celebrated Dr. Physic Phlla
remarks made BY Or Ephrain Mcdowell celebrated
Physician and Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons
Sec mos. q The late standard Works on MsdIc!ne.
hxTsbSF hnsa per bottle s Ss six for for
half dozen each for s which win be
Delivered 70 any address, securely packed from observa
Describe symptoms in all communications. Cure guaran
tced. Advice gratia
LII
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appeared sitpls nv, an Alderman >, n, o,,
Of Philadelphia II. r. Helmbod who. being duly sworn
III. T. HELMBOLD.
Der, 1851 WA +. HIBRARD. Alderman.
Ninth street, above Race Philadelphia
Address letters for Information, In confidence, to
II. r. HELMBOLD
CHEMIST
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PRINCIPAL DEPOTs.
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No 5gi BROADWAY n OR
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sa, EIIsFF99ttPp,'ss SssPpIiccAAEt PpEEPPoorr.
M IN. SOUTH TEnTH STREET, PHfDADELPHh
RTwARr or COUNTERFElTS AND tNPRINCIPLBD
DEALERS,
Who endeavor dispose Of their own and 'other" ar
BELMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
hhhnDohD GENUINE EXTRACT BUoHU
hhLAD9SsSGINE EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
REL" GENUINE IMPROVED. ROSE WASH,
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
ASK FOR HELhBULD's.
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Cut out the advertisement and send for H. aud avoid m.
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Persenal Insellieence.

Htgsdier General stannard ,oonel Dandy Colonel c..
Mellon sud Captain r. 7. Frank. Of the United ssasss
1ny General Charles b Stewart. q Geneva; Hon.
son, Of Syracuse; H. Clay Smith, q Boston and Henry
asr,n, Of California, are stopping ~ the Metropolitan
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H H#H Hill
nFLMRo.D's EXTRACT OF BUoHU,
FOR sn ss M.S: p R
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For purifying the blood removing all chrome
diseases arising from impure state OF the blood and
only reliable and eecun known remedy for the OF
scrofuls Scald Head. Salt Rheum, Pains swengs OF
the Bones Ulceratons of the Throat and Legs Blotches
Hmples on the Face letter Erypeas and all scay erup
AND BEAUrIFYING THE COMPLEXION
NOT A FEW
OF the worst disorders that act mankind arise from the
coveres that have been made to purge out, none can
equal in effect Hembods Compound Extract Of Sarsapa.
rila eleanses and renovates the blood nstls vgor
make disease. 1t stimulates the healthy functions of the
body and expes the disorders that grow the
blood Such remedy, that could be relied on has long
which they depend 0m srace here does no, adj
init OF certificates 10 show Its effects; trial Of single
bottle WIN snow 70 the sick that has virtues SURPRISING
Two tabespoonfuls OF the Extract of sarsapara added
70 pint OF water 10 equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink
bottle is fully equal to gallon of the Syrup
or the decocton as usually made,
These Extracts have been admitted to use in the United
States Army. aud also in very general the
the land well 40 In private practice and
invaluable remedies
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