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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30
A White Man Flogged by a Ne
gro.

gro.
I6the Editors 0fthe Cincinnati EnguGerer
noticed in your issue of the 10Th inst
an article from the Louisville Democrat,
giving an account of a dsgracefu! affair
which look place at Jeffersonville, Ind.
by the drumming aud parading through
the streets of a achiie soldier, surrounded
by negro guard, which calls to my
mind far more disgracclul and inhu-
man act which l WitucSsea at Fort Della.
ware.
The barbarous act which l am about
to narrate, and the circumstances which in.
duced it, ale briefly as follows The
white man who was dogged was citizen,
and employed as deck hand on a steam
boat called the Osceola, wLlch made daily
trips to and from The fort. After Mr.. Lin
coin had been killed this man, in conyer.
sation with others, remarked that Mr..
Lincolnh was "only one of the many
thousands who had been killed, during
the past four years, as the result OF this
unwarranted war;" and said while CHS
| Lincoln 81 assassin alton was Il sad affair,
he believed it would have saved thousands
of lives, and be better for the country had
he been killed at the commencement OF the
rebellion"
For induIging in the Nbove remrrks he
was brought up to the commanding gen
erals headquarters, when the general as
sisted by members Of his staff, beat this
unfortunate man in most shocking man
ner after which he was taken to the guard.
house and tied up by his thumbs, his toes
only touching the ground, for two hours
After that was done his head was shaved
aud he was logged by a negro, under
guard, from the fort 10 the wharf, about
a quarter Of mile. When he reached
the wharf he was perfectly red with blood
from head to foot, and his body was scar.
red all over from the effects OF the whip
His clothes were completely torn oil o.
him, and he presented sight thot would
make any one who had a spark of christi
anity about him shudder, He fell at tn,
wharf, and was unable to support himsel
when he was picked up by some of tn
guard, by order OF the Provost Marshal
who had chargc Of this most ttrociou
act, and placed in a skif taken to Salem
New Jersey, where he resided, and givoI
to his family in that condition. l wai
informed afterward that he died. | wa'
also informed that his mother was a wi
dow woman, and he was her sole support
This, no doubt, will appear horrible t
the public, and seem hardly possible tha
a man, claiming TO be civilized, and wit
the rank of brigader general in the Uni
ted States army, would be guilty of sue
inhumanity and barbarity but neverthc
less, it is blcG and IwGS an cycUttdeSS
r The sane,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30
Dissolving Views

Dissolving Views
The fastest rider quickest tires. Time
Is at length setting all things even
The mills o God grind slowly,
Yet they grind exceedingly small
Tho with patience stand lie waiting,
win eXactness grinds He all!
Not many years since, says the La
CrOSSG (W1SC0nSG1) Democrat, the Abo-
lition party came in power. The world
wants to be revoluti onized. Slavery was
to be abolished The negro was to be
stood on higher plane, and u world Of
bliss, freedom and happiness we're for him
in prospective like all fruit, Abolition.
ism rpened. The war resulted in giving
freedom to.the slaves 10 certain extent
The happy slave, left to his own resource
left to conn etc with white meu-leit to
dcker with New Eng cutoness, lives
in rags, in dirt, in poverty; to die by the
thousands in hovcl and barrack-CuySed
with freedom.
Time flies
a parry cones in power. Laws
are Ignored, Power swallows Jns'ice,
and close, the prison doors on MyM
Tyranny and LjucolD walked band in
hand incapacity aud cxtrava gancc took
the place OF statosm anship and economy !!
Spies, bayonots, nAobs, military arrests,
mock trials, and the liberty of madness
coupled with ignorance, superstition, ia.
naiicism aud intolerance, have been the
characteristics of the past four years.
The bubble burst
The report Of "A pistol shook the earth
The passage of pistol bullet opened a
new era
4 football on the stage Of theatre in
Washington Jared the continent and into
history with his victim strobe Booth, with
his SIC temper tyran"iS !
A nation wept
Next TO an efectng story in the New
York Ledger, the death of Lincoln drew
tears as the rod Of Moses drew water
Oid women and virgin spinsters, who
wept over we'll wrought fiction, shed tears
when the lamcnted Lincoln died Men
mourned -some in earnest-some 10 be in
fashion Cider runs faster f,om the
bung than from its vent 1t was well the
nation mourned SO terribly.
Black
All was black-half was Hypocrisy
Lincoln passed away
The rebellion passed away!
Tears passed away
The funeral cortege passed over the
land and away
The proclamations which first ornament
ed parlors, now hang i'll barns, or il
memory.
The funeral car cost eighteen thousand
dollars
1t was sold 10 drayman recently fol
twenty dollars less than Booths mare
brought
Passing away
A natsonai monument to the lamentee
Lincoln is passing away
A home for Mrs. Lincoln has become
a dissolviug view, and the project ha
been abandoned in disgust,
Love for the negro is passing away
/ s. is the negro
| Inc past is fading out
Asa child has too many toys to keep Il
ouiet, SO have the American people to
many irons in the fire.
Capitalization of power
} Taxation for the poor
Exemption for the rich !
Military authority
, Suspension Of the habedS corpus !
) Ignoring of civil tribunals
National monument!
Negro suffrage
II Abolition of slavery
d Reduction of the national debt
"a Home for Mrs. Lincoln
" The Monroe doctrine
Ginning electionBI
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sos- A man with a dozen children, eacR
wearing out pair OF shoes per week, is
apt to think that his donicilcs is a leather
weaG-houIe,
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TrNWARE g. STOVE SHOP.

i IN W II II u q . T u ' II Ut W
TENE unders sighed respectfully informs ms "iu irhH
and customers. thai he has purchased ms hf"'h'ts
interest in the above establishments andth1 concern Nhs
hereafter be conducted by himself exclusively , -
- tie has Just received and offers for sale tle iatg,
sfEA est aud most extensive assortment ol FhNCh
Ewus% STOVES ever introduced into TINS market
t33 His stock consists of complete assortment W
he bes Cooking and paor in The market osel
eT with Stove Fixtures o every description oven ana
Boz Stoves Radiators, CylndaT stoves, Cast Iron AR
Hnware constantly on hand and manufactured TO order
An kinds of repairing done, as usual ON short n"ice'
Tho patronage Of old friends and new tnS9mSIIST I . ~
d, .,cinilIy solicited A, RUPERT
SgloomspuIg, HoygmDgI ID i9pV,-u
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BALTIMORELoCK HOSPITAL
Baltimore, Md.
ESTABLISHED as REFUGE FROM
QUACKERY.

W. UAOhER1,
,,, ~,
me OiHY IGuCS UHce cure C0N Ot OO"
tunnel.
DIR. johnson has discovered the most
cor,ai, speedv and onlv EtcctunI Remedy IN the
Vnrid fnr (Vcnkness or tbo ark or Iimhs Si,ctnrcs
aaort;ons nc thn X idnnvs md pIoddor Involuntary
nisrbnp"rs imnotcnct Crncral Dcbility Nervous.
nnss liz snrnsir InuG,or Iovr Snriis TonC,Ision or
idcos ppn,tntion Of ihr unort 'ru,iditv TrpnbIinp
nin,noss ~ Srht or GiJdiurss nisrnsc or tbe Head
srirnot Nose on powcls-iLo,c Tprriblc Disorders
,,risinr from Suitory Huhits of Nuutb- secret and
ni,nrv nrnrtccs more fnpi t thrir virtns thnn the
,nuo of Svrrus to the Mariners of ,ssrs bightinu
The II most brilliant noESs or aniicip"'on' rendering
YOJING MEN
EspcCially VINO nave hcconIc INC Nlcilhs oi SoharY
wee thal driadIul unu OBSTRUCTIVE naui Mhirn ahnu
any sweeps toHh unlIhtIy grave luHs anus ol young
mrn ut the most exalted talents ana hiliaIt intellect
who might 9lhtrwlse nave thtIanced listening sen
stacy the living yre, may call with full confidence.
MARRAlG N.
Married p,rsous or vourp men communicating mar.
,rur hriug aware of uiv siruI vpnkurss oroanr die
kiEf E' "IiE GfSn,tis &fl ~ & ~, & VI s""0 w
H. who nncrs hiiIseII rplgr thr care of DIR / may
,,ligio,,sv conide in his honor as A gentleman and
coniIlcntiy rely upon his SKIN as rhvsicIan'
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
n, mediatcy Cared aud full yigor restored.
.rablc and marriagc impossiblois the penalty pai,
by ihG victims OF improper ndulGcnccs Young per.
tuns too apt IL commit uAccsscs from NOT being
nvatc ni the dreadful Consequences that may emsuc
Nov, who that understand the subject viii pretend to
fani that the power of procrc atiru is LOST by
,husr railing into improper habits than by the pru
hcut Besides ing deprived "i the pleasure othca
I s Of So, body @ %,' nd " ps @ "'i'syS " ssd gbe be
comes drranecd, the physical and mental functions
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--~~~

EEy@ Mrs. Partington makes Shake.
sphere say Sweet are the uses of ad.
vertisements." Its so, if Shakespeare
didn't say it,
ES3' At a New York police trial, a day
or two since, a witness testified that he
didn't consider man fairly drunk till he
lay on the ground aud took hold Of the
grass to keep himself from rolIlug over.
sSe- Ii is mistake 10 suppose every
man you see with a brick 10 hIs hat 10 Ls
a mason, -
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30
YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims Of Solitary
Vice that dreadful and destructive habit which aunu.
ally sweeps to an unimcly grave thous ands Of young
turu ut the most exalted talents and brilliant intellect,
who might uhcrwisc have enttancGd listening Sen
H'es with the thuud"rs Of cOqucnCC Wukcd to &C.
stacy the living lytc may call with full confidence.
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MARRIAGE,

acfcCt that sound mind aud body are tho most ucccs
saIy requisites 10 promote cUnnuhal happiness In.
deed, without these the journey through e becomes
weary pilgrimage the prospect hourly darkcns II
the view, the mind becomes shadOwed with despair
and filled wh the melancholy reelection that the hap.
piness of another becomes lighted " ilh our own,
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CeuRr o. 0n-asI sn~us>-tn DIV Court OF
General sesxtn-. ,ostevs.y. eeorye Howard snd
ss~zsr1 pser,eu. indictea or torgrry IN p>sang
Gu rn,cr<s,t eve dollar bp. on the Broalo Cry
Bank, lbs,eu su'Fy TO forvcry IN The fourth de
gree. sess-ucs Wa Hlspended.
Puicp IkTrluozsoz.- burglary IN Broodedv
-s4muei WoviL Of No. 24o Grand -sreet, and Abr.-
ham Gohib,lr, Of Suffolk street, were yesterday
cu+nu iucd 10 n. To-nbs on suspicion ~ having
ro' bel tire strrr ~ ! Mcycr & c.. No 4'S Proof.
way, On I'll, Dist of D,c.r yer. Al-yut six hundred
dollar worth " .acn AMI tsnc. gods we're aken
from the store on the night in question. rortou
Oi the stolen goods we've traced 'p house N Glton
s'ryoi, Brookly:, where tie ficcrs learuei that
they Ind been oil tained from Wolf. The premises
OF the latter were searctrd aud Torhou OF 70.
stolen property found. Wool said be purchsscd
the gods II Goldberg, Tut the la.,sr ienied ever
having the goo's In his possession The men were
committed TO await further testimony.
The Assault upon Jimes Trrinq At 7dmmdnp
HfN -Nesterdsy afternoon the case " J,mee lrv-
Ing against Louis neircl, Mathew II. Move, oven
Gcor,eea1 and 9th, r.. for q is'1nious assault Ne.
an at tic Jefersr Nsfket +. lice Court. Charles
$ npucer appeared for Irving and Grorgr ". Cur
'ig tor tie sccused. RIt two witnesses were exam
iuei aud ihe further hes. NJ IVES Ios'r lre't until
1ue.iay afternoon, lC'h .n., at . 4. u. james
II, testified hat on the night Il be call Oi TIC
Democratic General Committee, thursday, Deem
her u, he wN In tho bar-rOOui At 1annAny Hall
vhsn he vas approached hys gang ~ ruffiars-
who abused him and threatened to take bis life.
IL" witness avid that haf down pistols were
drawn IN him, and that he rctreated TO n rear
room. Peter L1rku tesfif II thst he wa present
sud hcapt threats made against Irving, ami that
living said he did not wish TO hgli
O"trdq' on an Aged Wondn.-on Monday o.
ternoon hscl.rtn, named Michael Dunn, was ar.
rested and taken before Justice Connolly, on \
charge II committing an aggravated assault on
Mrs. Csthsrine O'Hrier, over 90 wears o. acc. on
he night Of the i7th = December. The complain
an alleges that O'Brien visited her house IN 9Th
e,rcct, 5th avenue, burst In the door and at
tempted 70 violstc her person. fsf'ing " accom-.
| piish Via purpose, he beat Ms. OBiieu in brutal
| msuncr and fed. On de entrance of Dunn,
| daughter Of Mr.. O'Brien, fearing violence. jumIsd
| out Of the window without her shoes The Mig
being verv cold she iroze her feet so badly that II
| Il earei she viii be q cripple for lite. Mrs
| O'Bficn's injuries severe that for .evera
| DAYS she was under treatment IN Bellevue Hospital
| The night the ALLEGED outrage COMMITTED
| Dunn, Il is charged, attempted 10 break ilto tn,
| premises OF an old man named Daniel Allen, living
| iu the ueghborhood but receiving blow from al
axe, made bis escape.
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General Intelligence.
tBy Mail to n, NsY York SUM-

JooosE-A petroleum srs.ocrn naming his
laughter CArric-scruc.
New BrDFuGp whalcr Las taken, In seven.
teen month.- an oil and bone cargo worth S1U,
UJO.
As English paper coutaius an advertisement;
"a TAanu for -sla ~ - lady about to cross the
channel IN an oak case wit oaTycd legs"
Anoso the lterng added to the Dediency In in
the senate on TUESDAY, hppropating
$1,000 10, medal to Commodore Vanderbilt
4 CoSSLcrcrT man las invented watch
Nhrh simi.'r Ia IT. mechanism shan ordinary
watches aud WiI ruu 3is days With once wiui-
~
NGs. A>Nr swyrn, widow - Major II. &. smyth,
.ttr B,as.l Eu-.n,,t', ami mother OF the late NJ.
4 ncserAy, died 900 tie ia ult, ia London, Just
suurt year alter her illustrious AVA
~ Old actor Louis kramer, las Just dci Mt
,r.y, ina snUulSr way Ne WAS paying Kirg
l. ,i. uiI no B. .,r' ttmcrt 'wHlowod portion OF
t.- uunc,A ts,rl, whI,n stuck IA the ~.udpl-
-n ,Aokcl him.
rur new sal # tie state Of Ncyed. IS nirc
N.lrs no cine m'crcrcc-ioo large tor ans practt-
,Al.c u., III, dtsn1 represents &c sun rising
tu' ul4, uuu "a rII. ul ore, ana SIX niue team
n,u. "a. ioe>. iur motto ., IAN Tor our
,..ltr,."
rus Richmond rnrArcu If tho 7th says; "Onr
Ui O. I.pft rp'. s Htr tuuu . about the completion
. d $ B.tr''-. eIAI is t"us the iset hat it
yrH he .uuc n 10 r'',cr our rosHS Dutci Gap
l.N., as t.r crow fv- only tNylyc mics rom
D. .lHuuul ava Ntt We beard n0I one word OF
r utl q, news was u.uu.ut 10 us fum New
S.rL."
yaW JrssE,, the only Democratic State In nc
I..,., ls tn, uul. SD.1 tia a. out u urbt, and
a. ID balau.r IN hand. Cos. Parket's Mrs.yl q,
yercd y, sleidaN 30 thr Leislatl rg, shows thst
a.. IT,. income Tor tho la-t fiscal wear amounted
.fAS,GSJ - VIII lr thc expenses we're SIg6 80
. .ctyluy SlJg - in the treasury. The State
O. JAS claim 60. t9iui1' against the lpit,i
? .t.4 Government tor money cNpcaurd lu rAiGn,
@. 3d. GOV. Parker ut.ts tlel1y 10 bcmuSIdtl,
I... pee as IL beat ans OF restoring ,ho luiou,
.H,u lc l.rd. IN she uugterallc uVyunuu oi TIC
l.-.lCl,es.
a NgW Nosa policeman appeared IN P'ughkecp
er,N lu, .,g lest with ~ Gc-unu Ia, nlncL, u
cars ~ sgo, ior the purpose Of eniistinl him. A.
t.t toy was uuNtlc On speak English the Scrvl =
80 Gu intcrprDIcf were procured, and u was ult
Cow. 4 that go beet t'eu arrested in New York oi
a. suomi char tf fyt a rvcru.t 10 PJug b.
ltcusle IS the iCCua., who intended to poche
tlt county. 1tr rascal, policeman was thea ~
restei anl lrouEht before tlc reprg sentative O
P.nghkcepg.e justice, who de- ugg ed I'm at Ih
tyruitstlJus ui the poor Herman I'D who " a
Iro,auly either irFhteuci or urlel INTO forgive
Cy-s " hts t1rmcntur.
A WEBBING 10 be remembered w7S celebrated o,
NJ .uday evening, W. mstr by thNIuucy Kilmcr
isl., Al lIs -y4se IN Ross C.sy, sarat'- a County
\ diver WeiIiu- il WAS called, and ule loom A
he B. Suse, ~ least, WIS UeU surtTsd. The Who'll
GAr WIS gotten up aud conducted With exqms l.
~. Aad VITA va, libers expenditure wblg
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Isewg Items,
u, 1I,srorA to III, s,s ror. Su']

InE rebels nre SAID e. have burned ihr Court
House tu my their occupation Of owensboro', r..
Ina eurbo.t Ra'ilsr drrt,i ashore in the late
storm ON the Mississippi, between N,ohsours and
hatcher. aud az hrcd by ss1g OF guerf Has aud
turu1 to the water's edge.
Nkws from Mobile N 10 re ehcc. TIA, Gsh,i'g
was .oiug on IN that vicinity the 3isi ult. The
Isoels wore burning cotton -uort defiance from
h-thoy the 2gth ut.
Ho, Thomas Swain and Hon, e. e. Cox, Cove
sfuof aud Lieutenant elect Of Ma land acre yes-
tefiay duly inaugrsied a. Annapolis Ia confor-
ut, w,th the provisions IT the New Constitution.
Hos James Guthrie war elected United Stale'
soustor for Kentucky yesterday, at Frankfort, N
,lsc. of Lazarus w Powell, whose term expires
With the present session Of Congress.
Us saturday, n scouting parry from C.srksy.llc'
Tenn, captured, south Of the Cluho'lsui River
,ie notorious guerrilla leader, Jake Sly. sly, and
iout uf has men. were executed ON The -rot IN re-
I,iat.on for the murder Of Union prisoners.
Tan Prcs!d u, h.7 approved the Joint coalition
teuI.riu. be thanks Of n" Proplo and Conyre a
w. Major General wtl'1l ;. Sherman, and the
otccrs and soldiers oi las command, for treir gal
lAui conduct IN the late trlant rioycmou, through
Gcoreia.
Inn Union st-ie Convention for lie purpose Of
recognizing civil soy"nmont in rcnues a.
ed Ut Nashville Yesterday. DELEGATES Wc-'
present from nh parts = the S'ae. Solb NJ Of IN
rortsnce was done. The Convention adjourned
until to-day.
Tug Gait House At Louisville, Ky. WAS entirely
destroyed bv Nrc early yesterday morning.
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MARINE NEWS.

Jan. !! g. Rises, 24-s set. sl-Mn rice, o6 %
CLEARED
STE ANSHlPS- Eagle, Havana. y G knight, Phil.
SHIPS Nj lnirhL !. Francisco ~ Gcorre, Y. Bed
BRIG John Butler, KnoVlc- Tor MatafnorV
sCHOOkERS- Linton, IT Jroi1: n Cleve-
loud. rott ROYAL 'iov Cony, Port Royal BorYen. Bal
tlmoIe; Ranscr, Providence.
sLOOP Lady Washington, poylef, New Haven.
ARRIVED.
AMSHIPS-Kentington Y Orleans 4 ROY al;
Columbia y Drleans niUu, 4, Block aiding squad.
BRIrS-T n \ PITT. bermuda, " I Martha
Washington, Sarua: Minnchsha. Matanzas, Cuba
Robert Move II, uarATn.
Acknowledgements SPARK. New Bedford for
Port lovli; Mary Lsne, Ponce, y X.
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I OST-LAST EVENING, ABOUT EIGHT
- O'Clock. In going thIou.h tlm street from Leon
Ad 10 Canal a guild, color Of the John Slano Guard
The Under will rocrive the thanks Of the owner lY
leaving 1t at the store of Mr.. h. JANSEN, 40 Leon
ard r., cor. Film 81
\\IAETEp-A CARRIAGE TRIMMER
w App, q! Bovery J2
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rhe SPEAKER pre'-n''-i the aLnu'l report o' the
scat. Et r,res- ~ clnals asp st4i 10 crt 81 the
uiicl a.uaed .ulls 10 tie Nannat,an u b.. y"
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SAVINGS HAWKS.
ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK. CHATHAM
"A sol Akt, NEW YORK.

uIaN IIttftst HUM JhnuaTy IRt.
N. ~ VAN FELT. President.
JoaLJT r CooPTa. scctcAry. slI
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Too Late for Classified ton.
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
ATKINSON ON the nth inst after short Illness,
Harriet Ann, VII OF Michael Atkiusnn. aged - yrs.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral Friday Afternoon, 18th inst at
. O'Clock. from her late rcddcuco, ~ Park ave-. cor
Cumberland II. 3Il
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-02
!i3ya;{sls
NOT A EEW


or disorders that act mankind arise from the
corruption that accunulates in thc Blood OF all the dis
coveres that have made to purge il out can
equal in effect HELl(BOLD'S COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SARSA PARILL4 It cleanses and renoyates the
Blood nss the viscr OF health into the system, and
purges the hunors which make disease. 1t stimulates
the healthy functions of body and expels the disorders
that grow and ranke in the Blood Such remedy, that
could be relied has long been sought for and now
the first time the public have which they can de-
pend space here does not admit of certificates to
show its effects but trial of single bottle will show to
the sick that virtues surprising anything they have
taken.
Two tablespoonsfu ofte Extract of sarsapaTia, added
to pint water equal to TIE Lisbon Diet Dria a.
one bottle Ito gallon of the Sgrup of saTsa?ara
or the decocioa usually made.
The above Extracts prepared purely scientific
prncples-in TIcuo-aad e:nbody the fuI strength oi
the ingredients entering iato their composition ready
and conclusive will be comparison OF their proper
ties With those Sc. forth in the L. s. Dispensatory.
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-02
HoM 70 USE The REMEDIES.

<<~tr ~ S~f< f<%<< $<N%<%r~~S*~~<
In Diseases Of the Dlood Iumors the Face or any
and every part of the body Extract sarsaparla ap
plying to Pm?les and all external Humors or Eruptons
the Improved Rose Wash.
Use the Extract Buchu for all diseases requiring the aid
Of Diurec except those of the Urinary Organs such as
GonorrhGa and Geet; in these the Extract Euchu
and inject with the Improved Rose Wash.
eg- THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
TO Use IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY, and also
in very general use in all the STATE HOSPITALS AND
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS throughout the land, well
In private practice, and considered invaluable
remedies.
MEDICINE
DELIVERED TO ANY ADDRESS.
Direct letters to
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594 Broadway, N. Y, next metropolitan Hotel,
oaTo
HELMBoLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT,
1914 South Tenth ST., Assembly Builds, Phila.
Describe S,r.ptorns in GIL Communications.
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Beware of Counterfeits
\ ASK eoR HelmeoI9's. 4
$50 : : : i;I;;jI'''' : :;
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Agents for the Pacific Coast,
Nos. 401 and 403 Battery Street,
Corner of Clay, San Francisco. apis