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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14
GRACD'S CELEBRATED SALVB,
 A SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

GRlCE'S CELEBRATED SALVB,
 A SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.
 This Salve is vegetable preparation, invent surgeon in King James's army. Through its agency he cured thousands of most serious sores and wounds that baffled the skill of the most eminent physicians of his day, and was regarded by all who knew him as public benefactor. Grace's Celebrated salve cures Burns. Graccs Celebrated salvo cures Sca1ds. Graces Celebrated salve cures Flesh Wounds. Gracs's Celebrated salvs cures Corns. Graee's Celebrated Ealve cures Felons. Graces Celebrated salve cures Frozen Limbs Graces Celebrated saIve cures Wens. Graces Celebrated Sslve cures Csllouses. Graces Celebrated Salvo cures Salt Rheuz1. Graees Celebrated sslve cures Chilblains. 6racs's Celebrated salve cures Sore Breast. 0raees Celebrated ealve cures Sore Lips. Graee's Celebrated Salve cures Erysipslas Sores. Graoss Celebrated Ealve cures Abscesses. Graces Celebrated salve cures Ulcers. Graces Celebrated salve cures Chapped Hands. Gracss Celebrated salve cures Ringworms. And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious nature down to common Pimple. It eradi- cates Pimples from the face and beautifes the skin4 There is no preparation before the public that can equal this Salve in prompt and ener- getic action for the speedy cure of external dis cases as those who have tried its virtues testify. Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, will find this Salve their best friend. .,~~,- --e>~
 It has none of the irritating, heating proper ties of other remedies, but cools, cleanses, and heals the most serious Sores and Wounds. Every family, and especially those containing children, should keep box on hand in case of accident, for it will save them much trouble, sufa ag, and money. All it wants is fair tria b cure old and inveterate Sores.
 MANUFACTURED BY
 .wILLIAMs GRACE,
 Price 25 cents per box
 Each box has the above cut and the fac-simi- le of the proprietors signature attached to it. which is duly copyrighted.
 George c. Goodwin S Co. ,3s Hanover street, Boston, General Agents for New England.
 Grace's Salve can be obtained at all the ress pectable Druggists and country stores every where.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14
FOr Sale,

H1NE Secondhand PIANO. r,,prp
 N1 quantity Piano Music ;n s,,ao.s ia'ss Bound-School.. Desks School rsS,s bnn.r.tns ana diones-French and other Books for pPIsem Teaahsr.
 Enquire of MT R. Merrimaa or t,o e., scriber. ta@ Sub
 Litehfsld. Aug. aA, 1868. ' 1hMlS; " s
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14
Notice.

SMvHIS is to forbid all persons trusting my -k. wife HARRIET on my account, as I will pay no debts of her contracting, from this date. HENRY WARDs
 IitsAAefd, Jan. 6. 1s6l. 1etS
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14
Notice.

ID UBBERs Repaired You can get vonr LII \ old Rubber Boots and Shoes mended and made as good as new, at
 c. KIKCHBERGERS. \: Rubbsr solss put on Leather Boots - Saf1l M4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14

Mtch6eld County, ss. New Milford, 1864. Personally appeared J. J. CONKLIN, Cashier Of aforesaid Bank ,and made oath that he above statement is correct, according to his best knowledge and belief.
 Before me, this 4th day of January. A. D.
 1884,
 as GEO. H. NOBLE. Notary Public.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14

yE<HE Twenty ninth Annual Report of the N Directors of the Litchicld Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
 Whole amount ot cash received or premiums and interest from the commencement up to this date. $75, ,9O4 6a Whole amt of Losses and Ex- penses paid, 44,478 l
 $51. 46 Amount charged on the Books as pledged Capital, 28, ,499 39 Making an available Capital te meet losses of ;s59. 1925 s5 Receipts and Expenditures from 1st July 1862
 to 1st July, 1868. Received for Premiums, S4,1Ss 26 Interest on Leans, ,542 39
 e,730 65 Paid for Losses and Expenses, 2,71I 49 Balance resulting to Fund, $3.Ol9 Is i'alance of Cash and Notes on hand at the End of the Fiscal Year for the last 13 Years. T,1.. fN~.I
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14

AOHssOE1 JOCK bE6zANy, London Dock Port Wine. London Dock Sherry Wine,
 The Subscriber would new offer to TOWN AGENTS, DRUGGISTS, GROCERS and
 FAMILIES, These justly celebrated Spirits and Wines. eS They are put up in cases of one dozen bottles each, and will be sold at very low prices to enable all who are desious of obtaining
 GENUINE LIQUORS and WINES to purchase good article at reasonable price. 6 They are sold here, as in London, in bot ties only, with the Agents name on each bot, tie, to prevent counterfeiting.
 Sample Bottles will be sent by Express, so that parties may test the quality, if desired.
 c. A. Richards.
 91 WASHINGTON STREEf.
 Tyr 35n. BOSTON, OFFICE OF L1vERMoRE, cLEws < CO.,,
 BANKERS, 34 WALL ST., NEW YORK, August Is, 1863. NNE ARE INSTRUCTED to continue " to take Subscriptions for the United States $40 Year-6 per cent. Bonds-at par. until after ten days notice is given by the Secretary of the Treasury.
 GIVERMORE. CLEWS < CO, aH Asea6 fx Shs U ' "SxV' Lban.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14

Editor of Enquirer:
 DEAR SIn With your permission, I wish to say to the readers of your paper thsi will send by return mail, to all who wiEh il tfres,l a Recipe, with full directions fer rla kins and using simple Vegetable Ba!,o, that will ef- fectually remove, ill ten days. rimp es, BIotch- Skin, leaving the same soft, clear, smooth anG beautiful.
 l will also mail free to those having Bald Heads, CT Bare Faces. simp directions and
 information that will enable them to stat full growth of Luxuriant Hair. WLskels, or . Moustache in less than thirty days. All applications answered by retarn mall without charge Respectfully yours. THoS F. CHAPMAN. Clsui;st, sm2A ssl BroadwaY, Nav York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14

STATEMENT of the Condition of the Falls - Village Savings Bank, on the lst day of Jan, 1864.
 Whole Amount of Deposits, $s4,5s 05 Balance of Interest Account, 2,OOl 60 Surplus Fund, 1000 %
 Total Liabilities. $s7, ,5ss 65 Eoans on Real Estate Security, 2s,s47 % :. C Personal ' s3,984 65 U. S. 20 Year Bonds, G 42, 500 % Year Certifcatss Gnterest in gold 2,00O co Connecticut State Bonds, 5.000 % Iron Bank Stock. (s1,275) Cost 970 co Expense Account, 21 50 Cash on Hand, 4,165 50 Total Resources. $S7 ,5SS 65 Present Number of Depositors, s99 Largest amt to credit of any one
 person, ,298 19 Amt deposited during the last yr. sss'oos s 4 {. withdrawn q 12,696 65 Estimated Loss on Assets of the Bank-NorHING. Rate per ct. per annum of last
 dividend, 6 pr. ct. July l, 1863 and Jan. l, 1861, free of Gov
 ernment Tax.
 LrTcHrrELD Co ss. Falls Village, Jan. 5, 1868. Personally appeared A. c. RANDALL, Treas urer aforesaid, and made oath that the above s.asementi is correct, as he verify believes. so A. c. RANDALL, Treasurer. owoTn nefoTe me. this 9th day of Jan., 1884, 1
 NANSoM SMITH, Justice of Peace.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14
TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
 Cancer and Scrofula can be cured. The un- dersigned calls the attention of those afflicted with Cancer or Scrofula, TumoTs of any de- scripton, Fistula, ill-conditioned Ulcers, Dys- pspsia, Female Difficulties or any other dis ease arising from an impurity of the fluid sys- tem to his method of treatment. His success in treating the above mentioned diseases for several years past, merits the attention Of ell afflicted with them.
 References given. Cures warranted, if de- sired. Terms moderate. Further information freely given. Address personally or by letter
 Dr. Fl. D. ADAMS, Saaz4 Hill River, Be<kakire G., Eass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14

The Company have no losses or claims an- paid.
 CHARLES ADAMS, President. JASON WHITING. Secretary
 SHEIDEN OSBORN, Harwinton,
 General Agent. July l, 1863 If IS
 DIRECTORS OF THE COMPANY. Jason Whiting, Shelden Osborne, Robbins Battel, Philip s. Beebe, Charles Adams, Henry R. Colt, A. s. Lewis, Geo. w. Thompson, F. D. McNeil
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14

Charges as low as those of other well reyu- lated Galleries. Call at the Old Stand, First Building South of the Mansion House.
 May 9th, 1868.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14

STATEMENT of the Condition of the BANK S OF LITCHFIELD co. on the 1st day of Jan. 1864:
 LIABILITIES.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-23

Great ruins ncYor die. The Tartar Arab and
the officials drosky IOl over the plateau where
the fresh spriuging vines rise up amid rude
metropolis. Stately forts still lrown over the
deep, calm ford in which lie the bones OF II navy,
VS. ii waiting for It's resurrection; and Crumoing
quays, shattered towers, and brDkon shells Of
horses mark the margin of waters on which once
hOated the armaments of giant aggressive
power. few grey. y.coatcd soldiers Chamber over
the heaps of broken masonry, and creep in
and out of the dilapidated barracks and
shot riven buildings Listless, ilat-cappcd, and
booted citizens saunter through the city
of the past. A group of boats in the
centre Of the harbOr Is engaged in endeavOrs to
raise TO the surface the hull of some rotted ship
All semblance Of power is depar ed. Encircling
this scene of desOlatiOn aud violent decay
rounded knoll, and deep rayine and undulating
plain, all scanned and dCnted with grass-grown
earth-works spread from the sea to the great cleft
in the plateau through which rolls the stream Of
the Tchernaya Within that narrow front once
white with the tents Of Western Powers, where
the thunder of the cannon never ceased day after
day, and the lightning of battle flashed from
cloud 10 cloud, and leaped from hill 10 hill, for
long, long months, the herdsman now peacefully
tends the 1oCks which browse quietly in the
enriched ravnes, and all that strikes the ear Is
the plOyer's whistle, mingled with the lowing OF
the kine.-EHghSh paper.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-23

The cause ct the London ygunaI They make
their appearance in N-. Per-. p ms stories, bv
dropping down Chi IUUys, cHHi.- up traps. in
sinuatrg themselves through k holes, although
The most iavorite method ., that of appearing
lhrouRh secret panels from inv bic chambers
lie is SAID TO have more readers lln Mr. Dick.
ems. When attempt 20 give y1l a list Of tho
sensational publications., I feel ny iuclplciry
Their uaue is more than legion. New ones ap.
pear d1Iy. lBgic BUl-u.t.. uame-is tho
Mstl ior1gar, and hasten % | lse. The dis
u'cu'ey Sunday press is led by the
N"|Hau ll5Ou0O circulation, aud the Des.
patch i1Ool. Tho latter is .Ho ablost and one
of rs EDITORS, MIR. Bayle Bernard, Is an Ameri.
can. ll,rc are no sunday n,w-. ners i'm any Of
he other great ci.c, OF the United Kingdom.
The cadiug pauer n Edinburgh the tri-wcekly
Scotsman ljO0O). There arc 'oNdlily, weekly,
aud m0utH'y publ ions 10 OBJ. United King
dom, ouo-ha.f OF which cmAUl'r from London.
TIE sporting papers lead gn w.'h Beirs lt
10000 weekly, a. syptuCe u.~ rDpTl although
the Sporting Lie published 5000 % on the 10.
sion ui the recent trht There fre some queer
publications here hich have nlp nous sales, Ms
"Br d.h w's GuIj s'-seycu i1 n..lber. OF which
The siNpcnny one Circul5tCs 100000 copies. The
Directory OF London enumgrlr.s 5000 streets,
and is book OF 2j0y pages.
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CrocodiIcs nnd MnnkeYa.

From Henri Mershot's travels in Indo-China
we select the following paragraph -
"CrOcodiles are more numerous in the river at
Paknam-Vem than In that Of Chantaboun. l
continually saw them throw themselves from the
banks into the water and it has frequently hap-
pened that careless fishers, or persons who have
imprudenty fallen asleep on the shore, have be-
come their prey, or have afterwards died Of
wounds Inflicted by them. This latter has hap
pened twice during my stay here. 1t Is amusing,
hOWeyer-tOr one is interested in observing the
habits of animals all over the world-to see the
manner in which these creatures catch the apes,
which sometimes take a fancy to play with them.
Close to the bank lies the crocodile, his body in
the water, and only his cepRciOus mouth above
the surface, ready TO seize anything that may
come within reach.
"A troop Of apes catch sight of him, seem to
consult together approaching little by little, aud
commence their frolics by turns actors and spec
tators. One of the most active or most imprudent
jumps from branch 10 branch till within respect
ful distance Of the crocodile when, hanging by
one claw, and with the dexterity peculiar to these
animals, he advances and retires, now giving his
enemy blow with his paw, at another time only
pretending 10 do so. The other apes, enjoying
the fun, evidently wish 70 take a part in it; but
the other branches being too high, they form q
sort of chain by laying hold Of each others paws,
and thus swing backwards and forwards, while
any Of them who comes within reach of the croco-
dile torments him 20 the best of his ability.
"Sometimes the terrible jaws suddenly close
but not upon the audacous ape, who just escapes
then there are cries of eXultaton from the tor
mentors, who gambol about joyfully. Occasion
ally, however, the claw is entrapped and the
victim dragged with the rapidity of lightning
beneath the water, when the whole troop disperse,
groanng and shrieking. The misadYenture does
not, however, prevent their recommending the
game few days Afterwards
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LADY IN THE LAST STAGE OF Construction

a LADY IN TIE LAST STAGE OF Construction
From tho Boston journal
July ~, isGi-l, Mrs. Nancy Sloan, OF No. IS Warren
street Charestown, do ceTty that have been adeted
for Ten years My right side was 20 pAralyzed that
could not lie on it. During that time suffered from ca
arrh throat would cough from TO ve hours At
umei was very nervous; seldom could sleep night
had lung toyer two years since which reduced me 10
money could procure but all TO purpose I was fast
sinking the last stage OF consumption WAS eonhned
10 bed when Mrs. H. c. Browns Metaphysical Discovery
sent fCI, IL applied according 20 direction /
felt no better, but rather worse Tor some time
My friends wanted me 10 give up, saying Il would Nil
me; tra was too far aud TOO weak 10 ANYTHING
moie. But my mother said would die II / did not dnd
Telef in the DlsoDyery and as A. the last la
me she would continue H. We found thar was tho
circulation which rushing ihtO stem which was
tat ing effect As The circulation kep incieasng my dis
ease BEGAN TO break up. twas six after began
20 apply the medicine before could gather strength 10 20
into Boston to sec Mrs N, @. Bro add then 10
have help. The second time ventured went without
help, and the third time found my without d-
houlty began tho OF the Metaphysical Discovery In
Nay and the result IN on this 27th ofJuy tnat health
strength IL fast returning 10 my emaeiated frame.
My parayzed side is restored TO vgori can rest
well on it. by cataIrh rs gone My cough nervous
ness and sore throat are gone. sleep well All r
TegulaTitles have disappeared and must Acknowledge
that BY the providence OF God was directed TO the
Mrs NJ. G. Browns Metaphysical Discovery, and by II
taken nom the mouth of the grave and restored 10 my
family and friends. know IN diseases are gone and
general circulation has taken plase but expect It win take
time TO regain my lost hesh and strength
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REaAnKArLF orRE oF DIsoHARaEs TRoIM THE

RE1ARKAPLE CURE or DISCHARGES FROM TUE
EAR DISEASED ElES, AND Loss OF IN Ell
uApELrHIA, sep' embsr 7, lssi.J, Henry Maryile,
J.nrf ON street. tncsr brlwnnOdts coal yard. &c
maUuwn do certify that my son Joshua tooN BRAN ever
AZ cattrh on the hress' which eft ftm with discharges
nom tbs ear and diseased eyes The otscharges never
ceased MS ears became quite large and unnatural,
eovctcd with scab. Tte pillows haa 70 be ehangel daring
tbe niubt 80 saturated they with the dseherges t
would be impossible to describe the eondion 9 ms Res
Nv family physician said he would 10 blind His Intellect
so becaue Impaired, that he cared not 10 he' or play
Win children He took notice Of any tlnR around hun
None bu the parent tell What our sunernss were 70
look on our child In this CONDITION.
Host providentslly, about one year ago, saw Mrs.
M q, Browns "MeiaphysCAl Discovery" advertised in
the LEDGER. went TO the once, 4iO Arch street. and
procured The medicine MY wife applied faithfully and
peTseyeripgly The medicine worked slowly at the
begnntng but stilwe perSeyered and the result Is nat
onP sen is entreW cured Of his diseases His nteleet
sr 10 have a,ak ened out OF the sleep OF death He'll
Considered now bright and Intelligent boy. Lhe da-
om his eArs have entirely ceased, and ms ears
have become sna and natural His eyes are clear aHd
strong Ny wife and my self are vel hsusheg MN kne
great cure performed on our child by Mrs ~ bI9Wnn
Metaphysical Discovery, and most heAfty 0olh0'u "
ali who suffer. .... ~. u,.A.-a,. -.
Water 81 per bottle smal 70 cents. Scalp RenoVa-
tor, 81 per bottle.
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"A few weeks ago the annual service took
place for the repose of the soul of Napoleon HIS
mother, Queen Hortense, who is buried in the
small chapel OF kueil, next 20 his grandmother,
has had erected 70 their memory are simple and
very beautiful.
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j. d. REINBOTH
OUNKARD OIL COMPANY.
CAPITAL 5000, 900.
100000 5hares-S6 Par Value.

The followingis extracted from the Philadelphia I'm
qurci Of September H. 1854 prior TO the organization OF
the DUNRARD OIL COMPANY
"On almost all the streams In Green County the lands
have already been leased with view to explorations for
coal o and particularly y, the DunEards. the de-
Veopmcuts have been of the most encouraging character
The editor OF the waynesburg (PA Messenger In
feng TO the subject, aer careful personal inspection
oftho region and operations that taking place
there, says
"we honestly Of opinion that when capital and
SrpIse shall eOped the lands along the creek,
that locality win be found tn compare Ia she
OIL production with the venango district, while In the
purity gravity, and value OF the OH Il is acknowledged
be indefinitely superior Our convictions this subject
based upon actual knowledge and observation Of both
regions and Of the geological formations and surface lnd
cations. We gratihed to learn that not alone
In these favorable Impressions and Ruguries.
"SoientGc men and experienced and practical OIL ope-
raors in thcm and investing lberay Of their
means, and directing the attention Of capitalists
thepTom,ng character the country. Already
several large companies have been organized In Ptsburg
and the East, which win operations on an
extensive scale. In the meantime individual energy and
local enterprise doing much to develop that fsvofed
locality New derrcks spring up every few days, and the
process of sinking wells goes many instances without
interruption, night or day"
Books open for sale Of STOCK at the Counting
House of
A. Il. FRANOIsOUs & co.,
No. 5l3 MARKET Street.
A. II. FRAECIsCgs,
WILLIAM B. HOOD, Sec. [nl2 1871 President,
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HELMROLn,s REMEDIES.
HELhTBOLD's
FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU

Tor Non Rstontion Ineonenencs Of Urns Irritation
Inflammation or liberation Of ho bladder or Kidneys
Dhoa'e Of ne Prostate 0lard,, Stone n ne Bladder
Calculus, Crare Brot-dun Depo,i and all Diseases
or bladder, kidneys. and Dropsien svenlngs.
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RENAnKABIE egRE q DgArNEss or TWENTY

REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS OF TWENTY
YEARS STANDING.
l. John kewconb, Of Quincy, do certify that have
entirely deat In my let Or enty years,
the past years my right has been deaf that
could not hear c0nyeTsatJn or pubic speaking any
Kind could not hear the church bells Iug while was
sitting e church have also been troubled for num-
ber Of years with very sore throat that Obliged
10 giye up singing I'm church, for had lost voice
had great trouble in my head, terrible noises, almest 70
crazness. My head felt numb aud stupid, and was 4
source OF constant trolbe TO me.
tried every remedy that could be thourht Of to
aurists but they wanted 20 use instruments would
have nothing 10 do with them. About month since
obtained Mrs Nj Browns Metaphysical Discovery and
used accord ny the cEectOns the bottles Aud the
result is that the hearing OF both ears perfectly restored
20 that hear welas any man. The great trouble
IN my head is entirely gone My head feels perfectly easy
and rest My throat which was diseased entirely
cured ana have ed my voice again. would not
tai thousand dollars for the benefit have received
In the use Of Mrs. Browns MetRphy scal Discovery.
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.
WE MAKE NO SECRET OF INGREDIENTS,
IELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU
Is composed Of BUeAW, cu6ebS ard Juniper Berries. So
sctod With great care and prepared In VacuO BY H. 7.
HoLMDoLD, Druggist and Chemist q sixteen years Ak
PeenOs In hs city Of Philadelphia. and sOw prsssribed
BY the most eminent Of the faculty., and have been ad-
nittsd to use In the United States Army and are also In
very general Hse IN State Hospitals ana pubic SANITARY
InstiusiOas throughout ne lana Medicines delivered
70 any address aOcOnRAned By explicit directions. DSOt
letter. 70
HELABoLDs Drug AAa Chemical wEsAOuss,
No. 5O4 Broadway, NeW IGk.
or HKIlBoLDB hsaiOal Depot,
No. 1OG .. Tsash street. PhilAdslphiA.
Bwar, q sOunsausAs. Ash NJ HELNBOLDs. "a
take no Othse.
once OPOa fOa TSeaOsk A. n. NsP.M n.
SGatAg DmsSisls VVWWASE& RAtsSAsSa
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RyMARKAplE CURE OF BLnDNEss.

REMARKABLE CURE OF BLINDNESS.
CAusrooA, q w. July 23, lS64.-Mrs. N. @. Brown -
Der Madam - have quite blind IN my right eye for
seven years. have been 20 several d0etort, whom
heard restore eyesght but they never done
any good spent large sums OF money m travelling 70
where heard there doctors who could benant
bat none Of them could do any good. thought my
case hopeless, until told BY friend YOU could rensve
sent BY friend and procured your Metaphysical Dis-
ment eOuld see quite distinctly. am VsIy thAnkfn hg
my dehvaance.
remain yours truly, Il
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HELMB0LD'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU,

FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU,
other PREPARATION as in ChorOsis Rotantlon Irssu-
lartes Panfulness or Suppression OF Customary EyAo-
uAtOnIi liberated or sehuous State OF the Uterus
JouchOnhUa, and an complaints Incident to the sex,
whether arising nom habits OF dissipation prudenCtes
or in the decline or change ofhfe,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-23

GOAL AT COST-S7'50 PER TON.-THE
\ u Consumers Mutual Coal Company Incorporated
under the General Mining Law OF the State Of Penn
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USE HELMBOLDS
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

In all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs, whether existing In
Male or "Fsmas," from WhatsVsr cause originating
and no matter Of hoo long standing. It Is pleasant In
taste and odor. "IDnlsdiais" IN action, and more
than any Of the preparations Of BdrtOr Iron
Those suffering from Broken Dozen or Delicate 0oHis-
Hons, procure The Remedy al OHesI
The reader must be aware that, however slight may be
the attack Of the above diseases, certain to seO h
Bodily Health, Re'tal POSeI, RaIpinss', aad An Pos
LritV.
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

IMPROVED ROSE WASH
WIN radically externinato from the system Diseases OF
thelUriuary Organs arising from Habits Of Dissipation, al
hHe srPeHss e 40 change IN did, ineonrenisaee
Orerpoursi completely SuPerssdnE thosO unpleasant aHd
dangerous renedi', OoBaiea and HersErv, In an these
diseases.