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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-19
NJ RtArnNoADss N.
106l ARRAneBMEHTs 1864
NEW r,oRsk LtNns.

INV xoRK LINES.
rHs CAMDEN Arp zEBoY am RHrEkDEL.
FaIA AND TRtnroh RAILROAD COMA
HIRs' LfnnR s-s.,.
FROM PHILADHLruk TO NKw YORK
AID war Place
YRoM WALNUT STREET wHARy AND
KRnsrHoToN DEPOT, -.
WILL LsAxn a YoLLoy- vlIi Yar'.
A. Q a m, via ceuadsh and Ambsy-o. and
Mss 1 nee 1is csss.s ;sa i:i;;; ci;;-
New Jersey Accommodation. 10
Msn m. Viz camdeu aud Jersey City
Morning ExpreN1.......s. ........s.-. y W
ASA m, Via Camden Gnd Jersey City
Clas. Ticket. ...:...:..;;.,i. . -
Az u A. nj Via ksusington -ana Jersey =
ciiy--KEpress ....................... 100
nl2m.. Via Camden and AmbOy-c. and
a A. Accommodation. ...,...............:1 -
Alta p. m, via Camden and Anboy-c and
ASP. NJ, Via K:siin9toa aud Jersey
Clty--Washing ton and n. Z. Express. 500
AZ eN p. M, VIA Ksnsington and Jersey -
iSl1yEysn,5s k k.H:ic;;.: ma ji:i.:y
cGy1sos,sssu f ssIi.......... -. 400
AZ ~ Might, via Kensinston and jersey
eiey-Houthern Express; ...,.,-....:. 800
ASP; my vis Camden and A aaa.y..5~
lat class ticket. ............ y
"a class ticket. i. 20
The g IS p. m. Evening Mall and the ]: ~
Might Southern Express will run daily, (All
others, Sundays exeePtsd.l
! PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave walnut street wharf ct sandsa. n,
Isac. Tss.Hneson Dope, At II. Isa y. 4 IS,
T. 30 and g. IS p. m, and n 20 a. n. l.ightD
The as ,. n; iiss runs dAIiy (.il others,
Sundays excepted.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LIMBS.
Leave foot Of Barclay street ct a =. and
| .. m.
4 m l2 m. 4 and Q p. N, and II night
Ths6p. m, line runs a. ny; (all sthsr', Sun
W. II. aATZMER, Aren't
| Philadelphia and New York Lines.
PnILLpHLPHIA, Dec. >, 1853. desl
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoVTR n
~ -Ll. TIE -sE a.
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoVTH TO
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
ON AND AFTER DRcBMBBE u, tr.ins VIII
leave baltimore. from North Calvert station, ~
follows:
Fast Mail, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 .. m
Harrisburg Accommodations .......... ?. NJ.
Brie and Pittsburgh Express. SPIN.
Pittsburgh and Elmira EEpress........ lep. M
THE sis A. N. TRAIN PROM WARRINGTON
Connects with the .. 20 .. N. train IRON Ball
timore for Pittsburgh and the wsst, aud
for ElmlrA, BuGslo, Rochester, Duh-
kirk, CaaandllguA, and NllgAra'
RAlls, and fot New Tork City.
THE 4 80 p. N. TRAIN IRON WASHINGTON
Connects with the p. N. trails from Bal.
tlmors for Plttaburg and Erie.
THE 9. SP. N. TRAIN PROM WASHINGTON
Connect. with the 10 ? m ErIr';s from
burgh and Rlmlra, without change
for Clneinnaii, Chicago, and
81. Louis, and atkBlmira
q. for Buffalo, Roehes.
ter, and Syracuse.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY,
Leaving Washington al o'clock ,. n.
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINA
soLbIERs' TIcKnrS At GoVErEnssf $RATbs.
Low PARE AND QUICK TINE
A1-Ror Tickets and any information apply al
the once OF the Great PennsylvAnla. Route, cor
ner Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, under
National Hotel, and Depot House, No. 4es street,
near New Jersey avenue, Washington.
r.. Htah H J. n. DuBARRY, 10
Buperintondent N. q, RE-
| KJ.WILKfNS,
Passenger and Tiskst Agent.
JNo. 9ILLKrT, Passenger Agent,
Corner Sixth slrset and Pennsylvania aSeaha.
| ds2s-tf, ~ . ~ II, rls sfiff a4s oh ..1lt
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
aorituIturaI un0 Donlestit.
Sailing Stock, and Sailing Hay.

There can be no doubt that the animal
economy requires salt. The natural and
universal desire for IL. the widespread sup
ply Of il BY the hand OF Providence. aud
the GOOD effects Of its moderate use, de-
nOnstrate this Il operates both az q ton
ic and a gentle laxative; il regulates the
stomach and bowels, aud gives an edge 10
the appetite. STILL animals may take u 10
excess. and hurt themselves wlen they get
access 10 il alter lOng deprivation IL y
the favOrite practice Of some farmers iO
salt their stock reglarly once iu 50 many
dav. aivtncr them always liked quantity
TINS generally work well Others prefer
IA kesp a supply always within reach oil
their cattle 30 that they can 20 ana salts
~ their natural cravings Tor u whenever
they choose. reasonably suppO-ln- d 90
safe 20 10 80 a. 10 allow stock ~ lf.uA a-
Measure from a running stream. I'D fe-
gard 10 sailing hay al the time u harvest
in order 10 prevent heating anu moulding
i'm case the hay il not thoroughly cured. Do
l. most important not TO Over--ait. as EVIL
effects may accrue % the stOc6. PIX quar- 3
OF salt % the ton, evenly distributed b.
sufficient for the greeuesl, aud not too
much for the animals. salt a. commonly
thrown upon the hay-m0w, falls in Jumps
aud handfulls here aud there, 20 that Tie
stock yet 100 much Of 10 to-day. and TOO
little tomorrow When they ea- t0 excess,
il produces an unnatural thirst laXness of
the powers. aud weakness Of the limbs. il
is. OF course, safer aud better ~ store away
the fodder, well cured without salt, ana
let the cattle have daily access 10 salt
troughs under cover in their yards, where
they will take only a. much a. nature r.
Quires.
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Seed Corn.

Not only should extra care De taken 10
have all corn designed for planting next
Spring thoroughly ripened and drlei. but
the best ears should be selected. Those
ripening first are quite likely 20 produce
the earliest ripening crop when pailei
agaln. The largest ears should Doe taken,
aud those from the most prolific stalks.
Those which are perfect, having the kef-
neks well Tiled out at both ends, should in
all cases be chosen
These matters are quite too often over
looked. We have known many farmers
who have expended five or ten dollars or
more per acre in preparing and planting
q piece Of ground. from which they have
gathered half a crop, simply fer want OF
a shilling's worth Of time in selecting ana
preparing the best seed, and this. in a
greater or Jess degree, is too much Tire
case generally. IL l. Ike that other piece
Of bad economey practiced by mulitudes
who send their children 10 the district
school year at an expence OF thirty 70
fifty dollars for clothing, teachers, ETC., and
vet lose half the benefit 10 be derived slmp-
" because they withhold one extra shilling
for a suitable book
We urge every farmer % 20 over hs
cOrHhelds himself as soon as the crop is
ripened anu gather out the kiud OF ears
we have indicated, and then either husk
and store them away in n dry room, or -
back 70 the old-fashiOned plan Of stripping
down the husks. braiding them together "a
that the seed ears may be hung up ia the
attic or other safe dry place.-Ge0. Wood
ln Ger. Telegraph
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
POtatoe Tops.

As have worked in the potato field for
fifty years, will give my way of managing
the tops. Ny method has given good sat
iSiactiOn TO Others who have pracliced H.
as 10 myself My plan is simply 10 drop
them under my feet As pull them up. and
cover them with the dirt that | draw from
the hill. Managed in this manner l never
have any trouble with them at blowing
time. can learn boy in fifteen minutes
so that he can do it properly, but il Is hard
leaning aged men. for they will cover 4
few hills, and then. forgetting. VIII throw
them here and there in a slovenly manner.
On speaking to them. they reply, 20 YES.
forgot To carry of The tops, or TO burn
them, is loss OF time and property. Farm
ers, try it this year, but don't forget. -
Cor " E. Farmer.
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ANTS II CENTRAL AwERICA.-We saw
many curious things, only one OF which
can mention here. There were little
paths running through vegetation for miles.
They were generally about three inches
broaF, and perfectly cleared from every Oh
stacl', such as stone or grass. They were
beaten down quite level Just at dusk
they suddenly seemed 10 become alive. An
examination showed two columns of ants
going IN contrary directions. one empty
monthed, the other bearing pieces of sue
culent leaves all about the same size and
shape. They kept up this till daybreak.
Al one place where they had 10 cross n
orooA' by means OF log which had fallen
across, and where the wind had full sweon
L noticed on the edge of the brook below m
least a half bushel of these piecps of
leaves which had been blown away from
their carriers in one night. The heads nj
''the soldiers" are absolutely fearful In no.
hold, being bigger than all the rest nut
together, and their mandbles of every
possible length and shape. One caught
ale his way through two c0rks. after having
been put in vial Of rum.-Cor. Common
arealh.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
Hints on Harvesting Buckwheat.

The excellence OF buckwheat flour de
ponds chiefly on the management of the
grain between the time of rIpening and
grinding. The common way OF treating
buckwheat eiIectually prevents making
good Hour. il being allowed 20 remain ln
the swath for several weeks. whenit should
never be suffered 10 lie longer than day
or two, and il is decidedly better for the
grain 10 rake IL and set 10 on end as fast As
IL Is Graded. Much less grain will be was
ted by Smelling out; the straw will cure and
dry out sooner and make better fodder; the
crop will be ready for thrashing and nous
ing IN less time; and the grain will Yield "A
much better quality OF Hour. Ii Is e>peci-
ally Injurious TO the grain Ia be exposed 10
storms before il Is set up. for dirt is Spat-
tered all over the grain. by the falling Oi
large rain drops. Wetting and drying the
grain several times, DESTROYS the ..hie" oi
the flour. IL viii never be So white, nor
make SO good cakes. but will bee sticky and
the cakes clammy like the -four Of -prout-
ed wheat. Agrtcuifuri>'.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
Remedy for Leaky Teats.

As soon as the cow is MIXED clean.
wrap a rag about one inch wide twice
around each teat, an inch from each tip.
and tie il on with wooden yarn, which IS
more elastic than linen or cotton. They
should be tied In bow knot sufficiently
tight 10 prevent the milk from coming
down to the end of the teats. but not tight
enough 10 produce pain by stopping tAr
circulation of the blood The rags are %.
course removed when the COW is MIXED
Light India rubber bands slipped over each
teat are much better aud more convenient
than strins~, aud may be obtained az any
stationery store. They may be made by
cutting marrow slices oil from the end Oi
the rubber tube or by cutting rings out OF
a piece OF old iashiOnned rubber-shoe. ID
they clasp the teats too tightly, shave
them thinner, \ joner's g0ugc Is the
best tool 10 cut out such rings with. After
a few weeks the teats will bee so contracted
that they will not leak.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
{ }
HelmbOId's Rose Wash,

Al excellent lotion for diseases arising from habits O..
dissipation uscd il connection with the Extracts Bu-
chu and Sarsaparla, in such diseases As recommend
ed Evidence Of the most responsible ant reliable
character Will accompany the medicines Also tx
plicit directions Tor use, yah hundreds IF Thousands
living witnesses, and upwards Of $4,000 unsolicited
certificates and recommendatory letters, many Of
which are from the highest sources, inclliiug emil
nent Physicians, Clergymen, Statesmen, &c The
Proprietor has never resrted TO their publication in
the newspapers; he does not do this from the fact
that his articles rank Standard Preparations and
do not need 10 be proppet up BY certificates
The Science Of Medicine, Ike the Doric Column
should stand simple pure, majestic having Fact for
its basis Induction Tor is pillar and Truth alone for
is Capital
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

Cows HOLDING MuK.-Nr. Johnso, s,vs
'"st can De cured If they drink sour milk.
AteI 1rlhNng. and Is soon as they begin
~ - HcA me pau, they will give down freely.
ne uas 1rieu IL with cows that would give
ABOUT TWO tnlrds the proper quantity. re-
tanning the other portion. Then he gives
mem the milk to drink. and waits until they
oesin 10 lick the pail. when he has no
tHouole IN obtaining the remainder. He
h has srled meal, salt, and various THINGS
o ~ lound nothing to produce such an eject
as sour milky Y. '''' :
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
NJ An II o o d .

t.ir Edition.. fifiy Tholsaua-I01 pages. hv R,r
EET r Bill, N. y. 4 cagtion addressed n va--ff
w married aill those CONTEMPLATING NARRIsCF
sent by mall posi- paid. on receipt of TN CENTS /
careful perusal q this small booS has been : BON
~ TIE AFFLICTED, and has saved thousands from ,
lieoi misery and an untincly grave. Il treats ia
sne sVts u Youthful ladiscretiou, Self-Abuse SEN
inl Weakness Emissions Sex1sl Diseases carits1r ~
hhiy, Loss Of Power, Nervousness, Pr mature De-.
eay, impotence. &c. &c. which unfit the sufferer
rom fulfilling the Obligations q Marriage
Address
DR.. J. BRYAN. Consulting Physician.
Box 5O79 40 BroaavyaS Xsr w.
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BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS.
YOUTHFUL NnlsCREuoN.
ACT LIKE \ CHARM!

In all sexual Diseases as Gonorrhea structure elect
ana l- ID L--aary AM n Ln-- C.mu------ l.cA
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4

N.Y. ztrsct sarsaparilla is a Blood Purifier. my FL
tract Bachu is Diurete, ant viii act as such 10 all
cases.
Both are prepared % purely scientific principles-
rarlp-ant are the most active measures u either
that caa be made. really and conclusive test vii
be COMPARISON Of their properties with those set
forth in the following works.
See Dispeusaiory Of the United State.
See Professor DEwEEs valuable WORKS on tie Przc-
tee o. Phvsic
See remarks made by the celebrated Dr. Pays,c
Phila.
See remarks made BY Dr. EFH7AIx McTovE11. 4 c-l
ebrated Physician aud Member Of the Royal Colls-s
o., Surgeons, Ireland. and published l the Trlns-c-
iions of the King and Queen Journal
See Chirurgical Review published By HES. y
TE-AvERs. Fellow Of the Royal College cr Surgeons.
See most q tie late standard works on Meiic.-e
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CONSUMPTION. CATARRH Am

--%t-eNAiAAA1 III Nt cured.
Available Treat Sc on the nature OF cors--,-+;,-
an us various stages Bronchitis Catarrh c -i~a
10 Cents. including postage. and simple rrss~-i.
NuNA nave cured thogsancs, viii De sent free IN
enarSe. 70 any one applying II viii cost Won h-+
littie, and may he the means ~ saving vour L.
send az addressed euvclu1r anE stlr.n N In
nAfsN' to1siiting Physsciaa = s.r aiutv ~
sl2F1
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~ REArrIFYING 10 C0lFII



Of tn worst disorders that act mankind arise from
the corruption that accgmulates IN the B.ooi % all
the discoveries that have been made 10 purge BE- ONT.
none can equal Ia effect HElNBoLDs COMPOUND TX
TRACT OF SARssPARTLIA Il cl.anses iranovates ta
Blood, iusts the vigor ~ health into tAe system,
and purges ont the humcrs which maze disease it
stimulates the functions Of the body and expe,s the
disorders that grow ami rankle 10 the blood sch ID
remedy that could be relied on has long been songht
for and Tor the first time the public have ono u
which they depend. our space here does not sd-
NIT Of certificates TO show Us effects but The trial 10
a single bottle viii show to tile sick that il has its
virtues SURPRISING anything they have ever taken.
Two tablespoonsful Of the Extract Of sTsaparla
added to pint Of water equal % the Lisbon Die,
Drink, and one bottle IS fully equal 90 gallon OF The
Syrup q SArsaParlla, or the deeoction as usually
made
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

The number Of troops now in the so,,, =
stated at $50, 600. This number i - -. :
reduced every day by the mastering onf =
several thousand men ~
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h,, $50 saving in labor can be effected
ss~,h ho0''"S 'ne tops of carrots with a
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
MEDICAL.
RIFY THE b L O O d
The Greatest Medicine OF the Age.
Assure antliote Tor sickness. and refuge from
Sorrow, Pain and Disease.
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS,
Ms LIFE PILLS

rssa...e the stor.aeh, LIVER and hillary serrs-
tls which ls tha ealaf cause " Nervousness 0l4-i-
.e-s iinless ~ = liz, Hldac-e. SICK stomach AM
.tls- Kindred C.mglal1ts
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DIR. HARvEY's FEMALE PILLS.

They are perfectly harmless the SYST N NAV bs
taken at any time with perfect safety; but during the
early stages q Pregnancy they should not De taken
or a miscarriage may be- the result They never
cause any sickness pam or distress EacL box con.
tains sixty pills Price One Dollar
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSIONERS
- NOTICE. VII De a. Lansing Middle l1F-,I
tie thru Wednesday il each month AZ one Oc.ocS J.
AMI q Mason. tie first M1n1ay j. each uc-th. 70
one clock p N, 70 transact such business - 4pper-
sars - nv u-lce Other times a. rv 0-ice. IL USe
nos 2 CHAETE.ruN.
Circuit Court Icrlll-ssll-er-
5O-yI Tor IlgL-u- County
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NTATE OF MICHIGAN.-The Circuit
- Cart f1r tae county % lagaAul-IS CHASCEEy -
silt Qeu-i1s 10 The an J-ilcl4 Cr-li Cti--erV
wherein N-as n Collins IS com lala--t, a-- sarah
Jane Collins s t-l-n iaut 90 tle 9Th day 80 Septrm-
her. A D lsf5 before u. d Clat-erfol. Circuit
Court Commissioner t.r SAL county -t lr-l-I lt
arpeari.g ty t1e AZ lavt u berry A. shaw. -.tlr
for tie cl1t l4ilaut TAT tle defendant. sarah .Ane
o. t- concealed 81 tLl- STATE. 81 some N t lor CO.
I'm COUNTIES. nl motion " Henry A shaw. soils tar
r1r rhe oant l4irllt DO 3 nrrcre- tl-t -le sal- DEE
feudalt cause Ler appearance On bee entered % ms
cause acc1r-llC o. lLc rules alr prlc- ces ul tl-s
c. II and 10 the solicitor u such cause provided,
.Sthin tLree months from tlIs date. ans that 90 dee
faux thereof tle Hll . comp alt le- 70 t4ls cause
be taAen. AZ confessed ty sAi- Defendant.
An lt IS further ordered That s l--n twenty day
the comp a.naut cause copy of this order O. be p-t
l-hel b. Tie Lansing state ?. -tlela. neasF peg
printed az LANSING in SAID county 4 ngham ana tat
the said publication De continue a. least once o. each
week f1r weeks b. succession. l less t1e sad com
plaiaaut shall cause copy % this orler % he per
s1u4y served OF sAi defendant q east went Jay.
before tie time above prescribed for her appearance
NJ. D. CHAT1ERI0N.
Circuit Court Ccmms l0Ier, IL CHAM Go Mich.
r. A. SHAW Sll'r for Complainant. 5i,w6
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EXECUTORS SALE.-In the matter Of
l. TIE estate q Rec Baldwin deceased b virtue
CT license granted - ne executor q said IS zte BY
tie Judge u Pruoats f1r the County u Eaton. sla
sell al plc-lc zcction, OF The premises h-rei-af-er
described Il tie township = Delta On A11-4y NJ
veuber 9th. A 2. ISIS a. two liocS n. a. The
utere-. az SAID deceased ia an o. the following &C.
scrioel rea- estate io-E-. TIE rtl-c1S e-a-tr r
section tNeuty four IN town f1ur north o. 15e three
west Colrty o. eaton. al state ~ Al-1lEl--
Aso. Il the American H1lsc formerly tazIe 10
ted - city 81 Lansing On tlas-as Tho So dag
q November. A n Sc AZ Two o'cioc, p n Wal
sell a. i1- interest U SAID dec lsr- i lui o. The fol-
ilRi-E Described se estate. VIZ The Wes- q -ll r.
half Or tie northwest iraCtil1s quarter VI sect 2
txe1ry -rfre. tcw-s-ip 10 north af rase o1- east
10 t1a cnl. . g l1g1an. Stale u Ali-1 Sll.
Tafe1 LA. erieflber -t ls6l.
545v6 PARLkF INlLES8EF. Fxec-t1r.
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OBSTRUCTION, Or sTorPAGE OF NATURE.

no matter from what cause &c arises They are erec-
tual in restoring % health all who are suffering from
Weakness ami Debility Uterine Discharges Nervous
ness &c. &c. ani they Act Ike a Charm ID
strengthening and restoring the system Thou
sands u ladies who have suffered Tor years and tried
various other remedies M VAN, owe renewal OF
Their health and strength wholly % The ..lcacN n
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NOTICES, &C.


NOTICE.-The subscribers would an
y 1o-rce q t1e prtic. tlai nos and te-ss.ta-
nly b. llgr1 Al tleir Muse Rom ssrrn'es ~ a.
Celebrated ClickeTi-E and Dor imam z GRAY pare
Atsc 9o- 1-1ck u 90 fT1ca z 10 Alternate Or
ga -Lc F1zr1-cas-- Eey-..1s-ll = .r-eh ,sf.- -.
z5-1at -l1--s--t1-e-s' prizes
Tune 4. lss5 5sou1s
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IMPORTANT TO DIES.
DIR. HaFvey's Female Pills.

The most inalihle and popular rcmciyevcr known
for all diseases OF the female sex. They have been
used IN many cases with unfaiing success-and may
be relied on IN every Tor which they are recon
mendet, and particularly 10 all cases arising from
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MEDICAL.
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

This Medicine Increases the powers q. tisesti.-,
aad exc.:.s the abs0roelts iut9 healthy acton, -
which the matter q c2c4rc0us positions l-- -l
unnatural snlarg eneuts are reduced . WEI a. pan
and Inflammation AMI is good f7r Hnau, waune- a-i
Children
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H
Helm holds Extract Buchu.

HeImbOId's Extract Buchu.
From weakness arising from Ezcesses Habits % Dis
sipatou. E.-ly lndiscretloa. asteatsi with pie q
,owllg symptoms.
lnilspositi0n . EHsrtion. IHss %, Power
Loss q Memory, h-i,4.is q b- -aihiagf
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror o. pssase, Wakef--aess,
Dirnness Of Vision. Pain h. thc Haes,
Hot Hands, Flushing % t-- Poly
I-vuess ~ the skin Erupti7as CT tie Fsce,
uiversalLAssl;lds, paLii Co-ntelance,
Muscular System
These symptoms if allowed . g oll (Which lhls
Meiieiue invariably removes soon follow
FAULTY, EPHEPTIc FITS, &c,
u one Of which the patient may expire. Who can
say they are not frequently lo. w.- by tA0s- i.r-
diseases
INSANITY AND CONsUMVU0Ns
MANY aroaTsre Of the cause q their suffering, 90
none will confess Tie records ~ tho insane ass
I lums aud the melancholy deaths by coaslml Ron
beaT ample witness 70 the truth q the assertlo
I The Constitution, once affected by organic weak
ness requires the aid Of medicine % strclhthln and
I lnvigorate tie systsm, which HELMB0LD : EXTRACT
/ OF BUCHU Invariably does A trial viii coaviac.
I the most sceptical
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BLOOD. BLOOD, BLOOD
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For purifying the Blood removing all chronic coast-
tutonal discusses arising from an impgrs state ~
the Blood and the only reliable and eicctaai known
remedy for the cure Of scrogaa. Sclll Heat salt
Rheum. PAINS and SweAngs Of the Bone, U.cera-
tons OF the Throat andIegs B0tch-s PmpIas on the
Face, letter Efysipeas aud all scily cruptloa7 90
the skin.
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