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Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-23

) % ozs Sulph. Quiuine,
10D US Strychnine pure.
10 ozs Sulph. Morphine,
1U lbs lodide Potash.
125 BIS Chluruinrm,
l10 ibs Cainmei,
900 lbs Spts Aitre Al. ANA,
Gao lbs Balsam Copaiba.
$50 Ms Gum Arabic. white,
20oo lbs fiors Sulphur.
COO lbs Oil Lemon Berg',mct,
800 gals. kerosene III,
100 gals. Lard Jii tins,
500 gals. Canphine,
1900 gals. 70 per cent. Ale III ii,
100 gals. Linsee,l iii,
1000 gals. Neatsf,oi, Polar and
China Nut oil.
500 gals. Castor oil.
Orig,,num. Peppermint,
Spruce and Almond,
Paint. White-wash. Hl:r and
Touth Brusl:ls.
Feather Busters,
10 bbls refined Lanipblack.
20 bbls irish Moss,
10 cases Isinglass.
100 doZ Wright's Pills.
81 gross Brandreth 5 Pills.
Orders respectfully so
r. II.
ImpC rting and Wholesal
Il IL. NJ DONALD
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-23

loo gross NJ fats Ices, Nc
Lane $ Aver and Jayuc7
Pills.
100 do Myers Sir,ap,riilaand
yellow book.
los dGz. Lyon ka;lair0n.
500 doz. j. iiauels d Cas- FIX
/ tracts. lIdir Ill, Clln.nes.
- boxes CASTLE : zap genuine,
. cases best olive 81,
BOO rs sal soda,
90 b3l- Resin.
LOO bbis Plaster PARIS,
40 bbls MaIbie Dust,
~ bbis Whiting.
1900 lbs Shakers herbs. fresh
iDJ fhs pure ground sage lr III
1000 lbs pressed \ pp>. ii, -
and / h papers.
300 NJ refined BnJaX.
3JUU lbs assorted Paints cans.
IL ton Putty. in b,ad,lers anJ
tins.
l. bbis Dye Words,
iNarni-he, of all kinds.
p bbls Canary Hemp. Flax
and Coriander Seeds. In
quantities to suit. all at the
lowest prices.
'licitcd.
L CO..
c Druggists, Sacramento.
a Co. New York.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-23

NayrThe undersigned offer for sale
100 Carbovs Oil Vitrol, = Eastern
5000 lbs. Nitric Acid. strong:
800 lbs Citric Acid
1000 lbs Muri tic Acid
5000 lbs Powdered T'rtirin Acid. best;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-29
HELAfBOLD'S ROSE WASH.

HELMBOLDS ROSE WASH,
excellent lotion for diseases Of Syphdc nature, and
injection IN diseases Of the Urinary Organs sring don
habss OF dissipation, used In connection with the EIusets
Buchu and SarsapSn In such diseases a. recommended
Evidence OF the responsible and reliable character VIII
accom- psny the medicines
FROM 10 70 YEARS STANDING, with
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME
For Medical PropeItie, Of Buchu, -
SEE DfsPENsAToRf OF THE UNITED STATES
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on be Practice %
Physic - r,,ys,c nj,
sdephiA u,,. .xoo,,,r,,
ebraed and Member Of the Royal College OF Sur
seons Ireland and published in tho transactions Of the King
and Queens Journal.
See Medico Chirursca Review published By BENJAGI1
TRAVERS. Fellow OF the Royal College Of Surgeons
Bee most Of the late Standard Works on Medicine.
EXTRACT BUCHU, = per bottle, or SIX for So
EXTRACT sARSAPARfLLA, 81 per bottle, or slx fea
6a
IMPROVED ROSE WASH, SOC. per bottle, or 81. fas,
81 50
Or Half Dozen of each for Sl2 which viii b sufficient w.
the obstinate directions adhered TO.
Delivered TO address, securely packed from obsevsoa
Describe symptoms In al communlcstionA Cure sssTa1
teed Advice gTatis
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ws Of this or any other country will conspIt with

laws Of this or any other country. viii consuit with
the English Consul and be guided by him."
Such is the report Of procedure which Is eminenty
characteristic Of the Ponti6cal Government On Mon
day morning the British Consul Moysignor Mat
teucc the Governor Of Rome and compolned that any
British subject should be interfered with an conseq
Of his opinions. He stated that Mr.. Home had con-
Quoted himself during his residence In Rome IN strict
ly legal and gentemanly manner, and demanded that
the obnoxious order should be rescinded. MonsignOi
spoke Of dangerous powers Of fascination Of the pro-
hbton by tho Government Of all the practices Of the
black art and finally sssonted to Mr.. Homes remain
through Mr. Severn that no would desist from all
munications with tho spiritual world during bis stay In
Rome. An agreement 10 that effect drawn up and
signed BY Mr. Homo. who win henceforwsrd abstain
from all communication with the upper lower world
as the case may be, during his residence In Rome
Less fortunate than Mr.. Home has been dominican
priest. who has been deprived Of his oursey hear FOL
ling read Mr.. Homes book.
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CemmercisI InieIiiEenee.

The English funds continued fiat and dropping
T Thss were heavy Cold . tn. B.ni Of I'm
s.nd-roporsd for the Bank Of France IL was said Londo.
sos., IT, .isd you'd an
the Bank OF discount before long Deuish loan Of al
LIyRRPooI Jan. l3- CoTToSThe market on Monday wa,
hr and price, rather favored buyes Yesterday tIuosday
dull 0 H,sytsS 'hS . ds, $50 ot export and .psa
Ts,,r At M,scnrrnH-Th.rs ha. been no change Of
onrut since the Cambria sailed. There some little
inquiry vest ordsy but CHECKED sccount Of teegrans
o Bombay quoting decline Ia CLOTH aud tbs market closed
Rtt.p.ruyr. -Mes.r, wsieded, Nash Co, sud other'
report Four d-pres,,d with large arrivals OF French Wheat
dull .nd lda2a cheaper i0f reds iudian Corn 3D. lower
Pnovlncss-Ms.u. Bsland. Athy. Co. and Gordon
demand at steady prices Bacon tending upward with good
Inquiry Lard eotivo, and good ssls At &ieGt. Tat
sropg@n"Sshe' .tssdy-Po,.. 2s6; Pearls. 3isa12.
Sugar quiet. but unchanged Coneo-no sales. Rice quiet
quiet bat steady. Spirits OF Turponno opened hrn, bu,
clof,d quiet. Petroleum s;esdy-rehned, lll0l.
LospoS hAHEErB-bHsAprTuyYs hruIer, and WHAT and
suoAa quiet and unaltered C0FrRE hFuL IRA IN limited
low .iesdy-Y. c. a.. LIssKsD Oli-buyen at IS 9.
American SEcupiTIrallinos Central sharss sad2+ dis
LoSpos Jan. I5.-Ens.h and foreign WHEAT i' dull at
Mondsy rates fLoun slow Of 'ale b.sLkr is quiet and
aud Pas quiet, SUGAR quiet and prices sustained
Corrrs In good demand at hrm prices, TnA business linn
IsSo de pSS0t es Full pe1. ..isa sa but . DOM.
TAILov IA fair demand nj full rates
--LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Is, ~ O'Clock, noon.-The
steamship Edinburgh, from New York, arrived here on the
18th instant. -
CorTosThs sales "Wednesday and Thursday 200
bales including 1000 TO specuatos and osporers The
market closes dull but unchanged.
BhKADsTUrys quiet
Provisions hrm.
rKrnoLKuH nrIn. Refined, III.
suoAR tending downward.
Other articles unchanged.
LoaD, Jan. is-CossoLs for money closed Thur'day
at eOi dsDt
LTERPooL, Friday Evening Jan l6-Corros--saes OF
tho week 500 bales including $500 bales 10 sp-custos and
1000 eIporrs Tho market dull Of decline Of 3D. 10
The sales to-day friday about 500 bales including
90 bales TO specuors and eIporters the market closing
quiet and unchanged q the following quotations;
Fair MiddlinG
Orleans Nominal 2sd
Mobile. Nominal. Ttd
VBN&,i""ru".u,'u.iu Th
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first whether there intent On the part Of any
one having controlling power over the Alexandra that
che should be used employed In cruising and commit
ting hostiites against the United States secondly II
3d. was she equipped and fitted out in British port
with that intent hrdy II not was there attempt 30
70 equip and fit her out, and fourthly did any one
knowingly aid and assist In such equipment and fitting
Quit He did not think that these points had been Put
with sufficient cerness before the Jury and the verdct
was. In his opinion. unsatsiactoryi for he thoug ~
might well have proceeded from misapprchonsion Ia
their minds the law and the exact questions LETT 70
their decision he was Of opinion, on this groano Ina'
the rule onght 10 DO made absolute
Baron PigOtt CONQUERED in the opinion OF MI baron
Channe that there should be trial on the grounu
of msdirecton, though not exactly for the sans .en
He thought the main object 10 be CONSIDERED ws
whether there ntent 20 violate the spirit OF INC
statute II the building fitting out &c. be thus done,
II within its operation. lie CONQUERED INA. ~
nothing to prevent the building Of the nun o.
but only the equipment and fitting out Nun u'c
and for the purpose Of committing hostinues
friendly power; end he considered that IL nlgnt pe
down that where this intent existed there was
ton of the statute whether the equipment was hei;
the statute prohibited and the existence OF TINS in.o
was the main ingredient in the ohense not .ne
which II had been carried into execution. uwas
that there must be not merely the intent put coe
warlke eoupnent but II be were 70 read ths b'a'u'o
thus he should consider he was repeating ~
The question TO the existence OF ths lntent ougns
u. have been distinctly left 70 the Jury win oHeeto
by his Lordsbip that in the absence OF any contay
proof there was such evidence OF Intent as W ehI,e
them 10 doodle whether the doubtful oquipWene Heo
OF warke character within the meaning OF the act OF
mot On this ground he concufred with Mr.. Baron
CHANNEL that the rule should be made absolute.
me ATTORNEY General said that seeing the Court
were equally divided Il would be necessary IN order ~
prevent any msspprehension TO the right TO appeal
that one Of their lordshps should formally withdraw his
Judgment; and this having been scquiesced in after
discussion 70 the peculiar character OF the case
M Baron Pigott withdrew his Judgment and the rule
was formally discharged The AttorEey'Gepefai mt
mated his intention 10 appeal.
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Latest Ship News.

Steamer Admiral Dupont IT, s. transport Wood Alexsn
dria to u. y. Quarternssier
Steamer Pstspsco ~. &. trsnsport), Mott wsshngter
l8 hours, balastto u. y. Qusrtermastef.
Bark Gauss (Brem wietAg London and days from th,
sle OF Wight mdse TO Ruger Bros Made Southern pas
cage and had light variable winds th rou shout
Brig Abby Watson, Allen, Portland. Me-, With hay fol
Washington.
Brig Isabel Beormsn, Small, Providence.
Brig Alruccsbah Bray Calais lAths to Jed. FRYE & Co
schr j. Freeman, Young Portland copper for Bergen
Point
sehr Helen Miranda, Smith. PrOvircs0wp tsh 10 Wood
ruh 4 Robinson
sehr. Boston, Walls, Calais
Bchr. Life Boat, Clarh, Frankfort
schr. Campbell, s0uls, Portland
NlNp-6yuSstN N.
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Italy.

In the Italian Parliament great Indignation
had been expressed AZ the conspiracy organized
against the Emperor Napoleon.
The Chamber Of Deputies passed the bill for the sup.
preston Of brgandsge BY 80 10 ~ votes.
THB POPE AND Mr.. HOME, TnB MEDIUM.
The Times correspondent writing from Rome
on the 9th inst says:
Perhaps the most exciting Incident Of the week Is
that Mr. Home, OF Spiritualism notoriety. had been
ordered b. leave Rome In three DAYS, and that NAV
not err In my statement Of fact watch has occasiOned
great sentaton give you report Of the proceedings
january 2-Received q letter requesting nv pres.
ence before the police the 90 inst between tue
hours OF 10 and ]. January 3-Wont and was shown
10 the room OF the advocate Pasquaoui was accom-
panied by my friend M Gouthier, Consul OF Greece In
Rome. The questions were az follows. Tie names OF
nv father and mother' Have you publlshed q book :
yes Your profession An ART student. Your resi-
denoet %, Via del IritOue. When did Won arrive :
SIX weeks ago How many times have YOU been In
Rome Twice. How long did you sthy each tme +
Two months the first and threo weeks tho last How
long do you intend 10 remain this timer Tin April :
Have you fixed residence in Frsucef No. How
many books have you written One. How many
copies have been soldi As an not my OWL publisher
u would Dc impossible To say After you became
Lathohc did you exercise your power as a medium I
Neither before nor after did exercise my rowrr, as
medium innsmrch as 1t Is not q power depcnd,n, on
my will could not use IT. How do you make these
things 1 think the reply have Just given h sgf
fcielt for this. Do you consider Sour n.ycar
git OF nature MOI IcOnsider 1t gin Of God. What
plain this better than can. DO You see the surits
asleep aud awake Both. Why do the spirits coma 10
youi Asa Generalization and 70 convince those who do
not believe IN the aiteI existence Of the soul What re-
hgi0n do they teach, That depends What do Won do
TO make them comet Twas about 20 reply thai ala
nothing, WHOM the table where he was writing there
came clear and distinct raps. He then said fut The
tables also just he saying IL the table
did move. What IL the age Of your chdi Four and
half. Where Is bei At Malvern. With whom ,
DR.. Gully. Is DIR. Gully Cstholiof No. When did
YOU last SEQ your childf Two months ago Wien 40
you expect TO see him again In April lie then said
without assigning any reason that must leave Rome
IN three days DO yon consent No. most decidedly
not iRASuIse ~ lave dogs RstaiDg " SiiQge 10
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Gelmbol0's Meoniaeo.

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUOHU.
For weatnesses arising from Erceses Habits Of DtsipS
ton, Early indiscreton or Abuse offended
with the following symptoms,
Indisposition to Exsrtion, Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of BrssshhS
Weak Nerves. Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, Waksfulness
Dimness Of Vision Pain In tho Beck,
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Boty,
Dryness OF the SKIN Eruptiops On the Face,
Universal Lsssitude Of the Palld Countepance,
Muscular System.
These symptoms, allowed 10 10 on, which this meGcss
invariably removes soon follow
IMP0TENCY FATUlTY, EPTLEPTT0 FITS,
In Of which the patient may expire Who say thsY
are not frequently followed By those direful scasssS
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many Of tho Of their suffering but none
will confess The records Of the Insane Asylums and The nal
sncho deaths BY Consumpon, ber ample witness 70 ths
truth Of the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED By ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
requires the aid Of medicine 10 strengthen md inygots Ne
system, which HELMbOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU uvSA
bly, does Trial VIII convince the most stsptiesl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-29
Inter News from New.OrIesus.

New-Orleans papers Of the 18th and 18th
instant are to hand by the Empire City.
The Evening Star. from New.YoFk. arrived at New
Orleans on the evening OF the nth inst.
A Young Mems Union Association was organized IN
New Orleans the night Of the 10th Inst. j. p. SuN
van Is the President
The Free State Union Association OF the LIST District
held well filled meeting the night.
TAs Netc. Or,GHs Tines says:
AT it, meeting on Friday night the Free State Gen.
ersl Committee memOralizcd Gen. Banks praying him
10 far modify his proclamation 10 have the election
for Delegates 10 Convention 10 form State Conshtu
ton as well AS for State officers, the 22d proKimo
Yesterday the memorial was presented and tho prayer
We rejoice TO learn. was readily granted
Michael Regain, l7lth Newly ork Volunteers, Eel
overheard Friday night below Donaldsonville. from
the steamboat j. s. Pringe her passage from New
Orleans Every effort was made to recover his body,
but without success.
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lean.
TRADE RRPoaf-The Manchester market very duh, and
tho quotations Cotton Goods and Yarns have declined Id
BREADeruRys-Four nominal at decline Of I'd. " Dbl.
Wheat heavy and declined 2a4d v GENITAL for Winter and
Spring. Corn decining, mIed 3o
PsovseSs-The market Is quiet and steady Lard firm.
and has upward tendency. $500.
col for money.
AMERICAN SrocKs-The market IL nominal
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The State Banks.

Albany. Thursday. Jan. q, IHU.
At a POINT meeting of the Bank Committees of
the Senate and Assembly II has been informally con.
cuded recommend the passage Of law authorizing
the reception OF the six per cent United States Stocks
by the Superintendent OF the Bank Department as q
basis Of banking he 10 issue thereupon 10 the State
Banks notes stamped upon their face, Secured by thu
pledge OF United States st ockA"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-29

Take no Bass Mercury or Unpleasant Mediene& 70, %
pleasant and Dangerous Diseases
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in al their stages at Ge EIpen.e htts OF no eSsnss u
Diet; no Inconvenience, AND No EXPOSURE.
Il frequent desire and gives strength 10 Unst4
thereby removing obsuuctions preventing and curing s!nc
ures the urstha aayng pain and Inflammation equsna
in this clsss Of diseases, and sxpeliny POISONOUS,
DISEASED AND WORKOUT MATTEa
Thousands upon thousands who have been The
VICTIMS OF QUACKS,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES 70 b cured n iheIs
hss by tho Of Powerful Astrinsents" been dried ~ -
the system 10 break out IN aggravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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4 udiu.

Private kilograms to the following effect are
published;
CALCUTTA. Dec. 2s.-Imports unsaleabe. Prices
nominal Money continues stringent. Exchange.
2i3d. Freights, 75i 1851.
BOMBAY, Dec, 2s.-Cotton quiet but firm. Imports
dull bat holders generally firm. Exchange. 22 ll.l6
ITeights 10 Liverpool e0i.
1t is confirmed that the rsvolted Bonair tribe lad
N sde peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-29

The London Tunes says there are some en-
coursging indications In the mds, Of al the ensngle-
ments Of the question For both parties the first stage
Of the movement In accomplished. and neither Is In
position 10 enter the second. Tho actual result IL
pause In the action. Denmark has already conceded
every point raised as 10 Hostsin. II advice sbo
vokes the common constitution for Denmark and Sches
wig then we believe the English Government voud DO
disposed 10 invite the cooperation OF other Powers In
combined eort 70 save the Danish monarchy from de-
structon and preserve the peace OF Europe The ntrr
KngsSd has no desire a. present 70 infclSe herself Il
war on this question. England viii not abandon lis
hopes or It's efforts TO maintain peace.
O. The German papers publish Ear Rus'ePs dispatch 10
the Federal Diet Of Dec 81. lie demands in tLe inter.
ests Of peace firstly thai Conference OF the Powers
which signed the Treaty Of London In conjunction with
meet Paris London 90 settle the difference between
Germany and Denmark; secondly. that the s,Gfu quo
shall bensinaned until tho Conference shall have tn
ished its lsbOrs.
France he'd addressed circular note 20 the secon.
Diary German States explaining her position 10 refer.
ence to the proposal Of England for assembling Con
ference on the Schlesvig Holsteln question
IL asserted that France states IN this circular note
that the London Conference of 1852 bsd only created
important WORK which had been condemned by events
A new Conference must be based upon proper cond
tons Such Conference must take a. its starting
point the state Of things existing IN Holstein and
must not be In oppotition "a the Federal Diet az 1t
would discuss questions which might already have been
resolved BY events France would also wish the Diet 10
be- represented at this Conference but must first know
whether the Federal Diet which has hitherto objected
70 the interference OF l4o iJEtgh IONcTb VINO hghtu
the protocol Of London IN the quarrel with denmark.
has changed lie views on the subject.
The special correspondent Of Tie LoHdoH Ttns In
R!c Writing on the 9th inst, says that there
~ immediate action Of any kind. The po
itica question, according 20 German fashion. has
sooner been stated than IL has come TO u stand still
Minister for Foreign Affairs had addressed note 70
the Austrian Cabinet indirectly admitting that Den.
mark had not fulfilled her engagements and requesting
that the negotiations between Denmark aud Germany
Ia he a.
In leJ-J2. Austria declined this offer.
Ii reported at Altoona that the families 81 suba
tern officers and Others nhBbing tie Castle u GOtOrp
had been ordered 10 evacuGte II within - hours aud
that the Government Of scheswig would be trans.
erred thher IL was said that the King and Queen Of
Denmark might possibly take Up their residence in tho
Castle.
The German Diet had decided that the occupation OF
Scheswig should be speedily taken into consideration.
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cond,,;ou of IN. Ohio River.

PARKERsBu 10, West Va "Wednesday. Jan. q, 1864.
The Ohio River it now open at this point with
twelve feet Of water in the channel and rising daily
line of steamboats, and barges running from here.
Freights shipped from the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road terminus t0 all the river points far a. Louisville
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NJ

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
Fer al affections and diseases Of the Urinary Ossrs whetke
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever originating and mstter OF hov
long standing. Diseases Of these 0rgsns
require the aid Of Diuretie
BELHBOLDH EXTRACT BUCHU
Is TILE GREAT DIURETo
AND IT Is CERTAIN
TO HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DlSEAeEo
FOR WHICH
IT 10 RECOMMENDED.
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i
PRINCIPAL DEPOTS.

PRINCIPAL DEPoTs
HELMBoLps DRU6 AND CHEMICAL wkAD'.
HOUSE
HELMBoLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL WARE
HOUSE,
HELMBoLDS DRUG AND CHEMICAL wARhs
HOUSE,
No. 594 BROADWAY, N. Y, OR
No. 594 BROADWAY, N. y. OR
No. 594 BROADWAY, N. y, on
HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPoTs'
HELMBOLDS MEDICAL DEPOFn
HELMBCLD'S MEDICAL. DEPOIS
NO. lO4 SOUTH TENTH-Sr, PHiLApLbrnH
NO. IO4 SOUTH TENTH-sr, PHiLADELfhls
NO. IOA SOUTH FEMINIST, PHILADELPHIA
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITS AND USrhlNer
PIED DEALERS
Who endeayor dispose Of" !heir own - 9nsf Sass~
on the reputation sttA'-sdby
IIELMBOLDS GENUINE RHEfA
RATICNS.
GENUINE EXTRACT suoHU
HELMBoLDs
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARllLA
HELMBOLDs
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
ASK FOR HELNBoLD'S.
TAKE NO OTHER.
~ Cut out The savstssussi nd md Iw u " sss4jo
.seton md eyySeVo
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i
AFFIDAVIT,

Personally appeared before me, Alderman OF the City q
Philadelphia H. T. Hembod, who being duly dcth'
say his preparation narcotic mercury othss
injurious drugs but are truly vegetables. ,,
Sworn and subscribed before this 23d day Of Novsnbs
1854 WM. 7. HlBBAFD, Alderman,
ethst, above Race Philadelphia
Address letters for information in confidence to
II. 4. HELMBOLD.
CHEMIST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-29
Wess Coass Of Africa.

The December mails from the various ports
the West Coast OF Africa 10 hand. The news 10
unimportant. Trade was generally dull A good oil
season was expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-29
COMMERCIAL NEWS.

The markets were very quiet on the 10th inst.
CortoSThc demand for Cotton far with but little on
sale. The sales l5 bales including Good Ordinary at
1lt07Jc.; Low Mddng 12sd14c.; Strict Middhns, 7otc,
vious sdySnce.
suGAn guieti supply shi sales Of 200 bhd, ct previous
prices, including prime new crop al lltc. ~
MoLAssEs In light SIMPLY dull ssd easier; sales OF 900 bbs
At i3c Tor old prime d Sc oT ordinary HG36c for prime,
and Sc for choice crop.
FLouR-Sa.s Of 100 bb low Superne at IS sA; 26 bbls
choice Supern- al 20 200 bills do. at S962t 800 bbs
good Extra at TO- AID 400 bbl,. choice do at Gle
PoRKA lot Of 20 bbls old Mess, weight sold q.
S22 80.
HAr-Abou. 600 balo. Western inspected sold at SIS
tun
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pLOODi BLOOD! BLOODi
HELMBOLDS
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND

SYPHILIS.
This Affection Of the Blood and attacks the sexnsl
gsns Lunss Of the Nose Ears Throat Windppe and oths
Mueus Surfaces making It's appearance In the form Of Ulcers
Helmbolds Extract sA,spaa Puhes the Blood, and k>s
al scsy Eruprions Of the Skin giving TO the Cons
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