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ID X ATsEH.

DoSOHoF on Thur.day March i6 Marrare', tho
beloved vile OF John polohoe, native Of the PlisI
OF huithorn. Co. CayAn, LELAND.
The TRENDS aud acquaintance Of the family arc
sIectiuy invited 70 attend the funeral, on saturday
afternoon, March l., at O'Clock, iIom her late
dence, To-! MesI 18th IT, 49,
DOYLE-On "wednesday, March Is, Of consul. p.
ton, Henry Doyle, sou Of EiNard and sarah Do,lo,
Friend, aud family arc respectfully invited to a..
tcnd ne fun lt ~, Ff,fa}! ,A,ernoon' a.
~i'ho1i further notice. n.
FI1LPATKICK-On wednesday. March Ia a. he
Te,iionce Of Der ron.ln-iss, Thomas Wilson, MARY
Tue relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
fully invited to attend the iuuarM, irorn her ists
hurgh. lA
HUGHES on wcinc.a,v March 18th James
Iiushea native Of the Parish Of Dromoo, County
l6s iricnds AMI Sguan2nce. o. Of he tepilv. nrs
tlOr" Of his hfo'hou-in-la-, Me,sr. IhomAs No
attend the funcTl, from ths Ic,idencc OF HE bfo,e
in MA ".ofse Baker, tsl" 80" Eleventh sv "
kEIIY-on "wednesday. March u. 1851 of con.
Thc rris,i,e, and friend, Of the family sic rc,rtc
49, Mott It. 2bJ
LEEcAt hex tc.ilenee, q North lth e. wilinn.;
years native Of County Tyrone Ireland.
hgr fe SS. ~ be taken g. g. Ein,,ni de ian
sud from thence to Calvary Cemstcry tor inter
tuCut. j..
MAEIIS-un III IrsdAy morning, March &c. .Ioln
Martin, native OF hneanucl d, Go. Tyrone lI,an1,
.ed nu yeGrr.
The irnd, and relative. Of tho family are re.r,ct.
my Invited to attend the funeral, this eit"rnuo7,
A. ! U'cocs. from the residence Of hs ,on-ii.ia~,
John 70. t0~au, "a Third ave. ~
NcBRfDE-On March 18th Daniel only child q
Ioha aud Margaret hcbride, aged Inou'hs and IL
days
The friends II IN, family are respectable invited %
attend the funeral thi. friday afternoon, ~
O'Clock, nom ~ seventh ave, No Carriages Ahu.
ed L.
MeKENNA-ou "Wednesday, March Is, Daniel Ar.
kenns, NJ led ~ vsAr'
funcral viii take place from M late residence 2s4
Ave. II. Friends and relatives iavited attsu 8.
without further notice The remains will h. trkru
10 Calvary Cemetery. tl4
UCOSNCR-Dn THURSDAY morning, March 16'h.
the mother Of Joseph O'ConnoI, IN the och 4
her 04e.
The friend. ~ the family .rc respectfully invited n
httoud the iune al, uum her AIe residence 10 fur-
man At, Brook %. SAturuAy Afternoon. lNth int
At o'clock. Her remains will lie Inferred In Flat
bush Cemrtery. us
PATERSON -EliEabeth Paterson, in the 10Th yea,
Of L,T age
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, thi. tFTdAyl
afternoon, al O'clock from he, late residence, 6g5
Naturst. IS
FEEEGO-At Montreal, Canada Asch 18th, # =,
Atevcfc and painful Illness, fllen the beloved ~iia
OF William l. feTego, late u New York 30
WELSH-On Thursday morning March 16 Al her
residence, Hj Mulberry st. hsrgsret Welsh wife ~
pUmlniCk Neieh, ~ cd - years.
Relatives ard friends are respectfully invited To
attend the funeral, without further notice to-day. -
zocloos, III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-17

rHr mild Spring westher which has prevailed
for the last few days has caused farmers through
on, the country " prepare for seeding, and has
directed public attention 10 tho condition Of tho
Winter crops Reports from nearly all parts u
the country, concur in showing thu, tho prospect
fnr y heavy Weld II winter wheat has So dom
locked more favorable than Mt the present time
The past Winter has been remarkably favorable
for wheat The weather was unusually steady,
aud although there was but little severely cold
weather, the ground steadily renamed olsn, an
~ss covered with snow fur 3 longer period than
has been known for many years. These are tho
most favorable conditions for wheat-cold aud
ttreiy weather, and tho ground covered with
iu,N, IL is the variable weather IN the wiuier.
time that causes q" winter XIII" IN wheat. Changes
irUu cold Ia wsrm-trceginR and then thawing Z
tauses al exposure VI tAe tender roofs OF the wheat
and Ninter.lill follows Accounts from neary
the entire agricultural district Of she West, concur
IN tie statement shat the wheat looked bet
ter hsn now, and II 1t Is fortunate enough to
escape size hy, wayiL rust aud other POSSIBLE
backscts, We may expect hounnful crop.
In this connection, tie summary which has lust
loon issucl from tie Department OF Agriculture,
concerning the crops OF asst year, details some In
torcating lacts. The total number & agricultural
products in tho loyal States last year, was sl4iO
il5,i35-an Increase o. sisi,G5l,ll3 over the pre-
ced,ng year. Tho increase III the Amount Of grain
produced last year, ~ compared with 1868, was
1l,2Ihb96 Ihir ia n gratifying exhibit oi increase
considering the dItiu upon the producing distr &c,
caused by tho war. II she proc octs Tor tie pres
en-, crop continue as favorable as they have peen
thus .ut, however, she proportion Of increase for
iNC5 will lie greatly IN excess OF the last exhibit.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
rHIpAY MORNNG. MARCH II 1885.
The Military Situation.

T ere Is no additional intelligence. rom skrs.
MAS, and u 10 probsbls that nothing further viii
b. received until his ARRIVAL 10 the negi borhood q
Gnlisboro. Fayetteville, from whence bis lee, dis
paNh Vas dated. 10 three or four days march from
Godsboro, and tho news Of bis val at that point
rnay 10 e-."~'od In . day or two. In iron, OF
eichnopd AZ 10 quot, and General GRAsr 10 evi-
dehtly sWsiting until snnRxIs shall hsve reached
u, proper pout and rendered everything ready
'of The hn, and crushing blow. Prom the south
wet va have Intelligence 10 the effect tina, tho
frsirn eniary rebe army IA concentrating Al Macon,
pn--rtfc lc,dcrshp d ForsssI, for the purpose Of
renst.ng ,n Approached Union Ell edition toward
rhai point AMI Montgomery. II II stated ths, tho
rebo force numbers tncen thousand men, com
pfiscd OF rem uAus Of HooD's army and several
81 the guerrlls bands that hsvo boen rrowlin.
sboit that department No news concerning tho
attack on Mobile has yti bsen received, but ,s all
t'e uuion forces design d 10 op.rso ssains, thM
pure had Vt last sdvices srriged o The vioinity,
and az General CAsbY was 81 tho same time en-
route Tor Mobile, news Of the com. Mined land and
naval attack viii undoubtedly be received very
mon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-17
Financial News, Markets. &c.

Nr York, Thursist March 10, =, k-told
opened this morning at 1854, from which point it
afterwards fell to l70',, CLOSING very Gull the after
quotation. The stock mArAet opened With much AM.
nation aud an advancing tendency, but subsequently
tho improvement was lost and the market closed
heavy. Governments we're better The demand tor
money vni rather active At per cent. sterling hills
we've very duh at lCsalCss. on Change to-day
Flour WAs dull and be, Ice. lower. Wheat wac dun
uud lo. a &C lower Corn wa duh and declining Oats
we're dull and lower Pork more active and frmor
Beet Sss heavy. Lard was dun and heavy and
WAlskey dull and nominal Cotton took anothaI
tuIhblo and fell to Sc, decline nj r 4c per
pound.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-17

YEsrErpAy brought smother insts lrncni n con.
scription. IN, not word from Governor FISTos
ooncerninz his assurance about the '1ndehnue
pdsiponemeni" General Fay, however, volun-
nera statement 10 IN. effect inst he gave
sncc g. Governor fESroS, additional 10 what had
teen previously stated, with reference To Withhold.
in the drah long the officers were busily
engaged in mastering In men. This We presume,
settles the question, and 10 may as wei regard the
draft as a reality from which there II now no ea-
cape. The saving clause Ia General FRY's previous
announcement ~ the effect thu, eonscripts will not
he called upon to report in districts which suhse-
Juenl to the drawing shall recruit rapidly, IS still
operative, and by proper enor, could be made Tho
means Il saving the men now drsfted, But TO do
this something more II required than the compare.
lively slow work performed by the Volunteer
Committee Ono hundred men day for
this city is evidently not regarded by the Washing.
ton authorities as 'TaAsonably fast" recruiting,
and II requires . verv liberal construction Of the
phrase FOR anybody - 40 regard It, some Of tho
city Journals have taken occasion II assure tho
drafted men that there 10 danger Of their being
called upon 80 long A. recruiting continues at tho
present rate. II may be that this will prove true,
hut Were s certainly ofci,l authority for such
assurance Hisof course impossible to determine
anything spou. General FKr's requirements but
a. ths matter now stands. the drsted men stand
= good chance 10 be- called upon unless = decided
improvement Is made in The progress Of recruit
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TRADE NOTICES.

NOTICE To BOX MAkERS-THE BOX
NnAkets employed a. The National Box fsrtory Z
john st, hOOAj ATe on q ttIiEH to- higher y. go
They cAutIQn ala boz makers not TO work there. -
THE NORklNGMEN ) UNlOS WILL
L mc,t this Friday evening, o'coct, At tr.y Ilou.
lng Hall, sdI BONery. WIN HARplNG, Prpri Sent 4
tpHh hENKi fOi, Rec. Sc. u
ITO CARRIAGE. PAINTERS-THE MEM.
ing Al their rooms III Bowsry, Friday eyeng, Mar
l'th AT O'clock, for the puipo-e OF hearing reports
ron tho different shop. Concernin; whFrs. y. h
iunctua attendance n requested. ig order VI GtO.
BROWN, iIcst; JOHN hcGRAIH' sec. lSl
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A H. MEMBERS OF THE FATHER
- Mathew !. \. Is. SOC et, No. / OF prook yu, ~
p,nsr aussc- 20 thor ulne. a. ocIu.S %. iu., ne
noruus Vi March II, Hal 80 Couu lia r., tu. "a
pdrIvsc Of the Leleuratl,n Of lrcands Ia rol INT
l'Nf. Tie society viii h. escorted hy Company q
the Iun =. CRvelr' regiment, CNptsin McI t-tl y,
ts't commander OF the Cowpany NM. lANLJlI
harthal Of the -ts.ltIy. HENRY MORGAN. isft.,
RtkNAkp AARrIS, Rec sec. ia
A o. II. BROOKLNN, l.. |. 80 TIN
"a officers aud member. OF tue above Order W n
inst a. HibernIAn HalL l3d Butler -, Al ~ o'cltcE
\ VI. By order Of JOHN GOLDEN, Gllnd Mar, h-l
fHlLlt CLARE Il. +. DANIEL MCGEE, G. ;. : q
4 TTENTION-FATIIER MATHEW 4. A.
Il h, eoc.e y, Ne. 5, New lork.-MemLers are no.
red 10 meet ~ their Hail bet. 9th and b5th ia AID
eth ave- on the moi nlng OF FRIDAY, ~. tattck's D-g
At o'clock. A. NJ. With white gloves No caps val 10
nloeel IN the procession, Aenle not answering
Tie ro-call M be fined ~ Tho Cadets viii meet a
tcl. Ii. NJl hlshtn ave, NJ ocI0ck lu uu.luirl,
Hlth white tloyes, By order Of I. h. II KCrLG-
IT. sdcu'. BERNARD BlRNES, Marina. rtIlE
~ kNtS ami fAlkLCk MATHEWS, Aids.
llius. MEAGiiEk, Rec. sec III
FATHER MATHEW T. A. y. SOCIETY,
No q, OF Brooklyn 0rccupunt) The tnrn.he
Oi lhH so4oH meet Al tilulT Hail M Frank IN ~.
az ~ O'Clock A NJ, this morning, IN fun rcguiA Mr.
IAtIlNh bN. mes Tor nom VearHnCu IN the "a.
radr VIII ue strictly enforced. uIs society Nil A. %
nave grahd clncrri aud ball this ev, ninF nj Mi.
loI mon Hal cor. India st. and MON av, GIeru-
esrod their seryees ior the concert Aessrs Richa a
aaus.ut A. FEkhouse, jackson, Geo. Thomas
Patrick hcliogsn W Merritt Jane. Campbell r.
Iea&an and several Young ladies'. lckets Be- a..
mlitlne senueman and LADY toe cert and ,all. NO.
j CAMPBELL FiesL Jas, UAWhIAS, sec. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-17

Tnr snniycrssr, Of N. u"sIh - Fam, PArricE
occurs to-da and ,hs event s b, celebrated with
ir- posiug ceremonies by those who honor and re-
goro he memory g the great ftish Apostle. II has
teen eustomsry for our fellow-ctiSens Of Irish
descent. resldcn. IN this city. to pay tribute 81
honor 10 thu memory n the patron SAINT on the &C.
c,s.on Il every aDui,crssry, hut 81 tho present
tine II appears that ArtAno,monis have toon m9de
hInGisplay moro grand nd imposing han any e''r
t,'ors Witnessed ON such occasions. The programme
- cxercscs shows tho, efforts have been spared
- those t. whom tn. arrangements Tor tho oee-
hraion were entrusted, thu, were calculated 10 add
ceat &c the denomination. The procession viii
undoubtedly be one Of tho Quest oiuc displays
tyrr ,siiusssei Ia New York. II 10 expected 10
comprise nearly or quite ell The lnsb societies 10
~ c,ty, together with a number Of regiments Il
she military n the weather proves propitiouS
and the indications arc favorable At the present
writing, the Celebration today will douh'c" he
one oi the most notable that las occurred IN Ne-
York Tor many years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-17

siSGrLAL case has come 60 hight III Boston.
fal oin,er IN the United btatee service stole thr-
neu thoueand do. Ars in government bonds aud
forwarded them TO his mother At South Boston for
AZ Neepins iIughter-iu-aN Of the mother
lscoveTcd tie money aud stole II. Officers Of the
IL" sttppeI ~, aud the money found ~ last
~ tho ,iotlug Il tle daughter.
TuT italian brig AnatinA, which eft Aspnwsll a
ts"I' "ne aeo 'ur ureytoNu, Nicaragua. went un-
Aet she oar mere W Load. rs tho time sue had her
1aEto u BOARD the entrance TO tho hsrbor as
h"sel mp ~ AiuS which got wrecked on the
oaf and thc Auaupt was locked in His thought
he harbur.
lnE PhilsdephiA LEDGrH stAt,s ta.t Tho o,vern.
henl has determined hat so luas as zach district
\ fhtlSielphiA in which ,he drAh has taken place,
ng substitutes and voluni,eTs drattet men ,b.Il
- 10 examined When examinations 10 com.
hence' on tue failure to supply these forty man.
le wares OF district furnishing, mr. rat,. ths
t"ert volunteers ANA sphstitutcS auAI be nrst a.
sle1 Tor a. enforcement o. Ihc 4rsL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-17

SPECIAL NOTICES.
: Martha Washington - Hair Rsstorer is

and hal le.torsr-hoth combined IN one sold every.
vas.e, y, Barnes 4 C0a II Park R0v HepL 32s
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Moore, W AoCrcken, & McGown, Il Murray, w
q MeIAini, Jas II MoComac, Vim Mcknight John
McMun, Moore, W May, ! N,ehols, " II Minor, j
NeCabe, l. Muller, II Mooebrooe, w A Morgan,
ID Morrison, j Mitchell Masters, j H., Meuey ,
r Ma'tron, 7 A Matthews McLau'hlin Mills, !
M1ilhney, y MAano'h. q hotealI, Il Natheru, y
Martin, I Alller u huukel, Ne hnihoau, }
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T. Dsvoe W Denki. g W rowne-, = pnily, G W
Dnniker, J Duncan W N becker, = hehnrh : poto-
mus, I Darcy, - Dung, N nrayton, 4 DinL ! B.
hryee, .Ino Draper, Dixon v uiufy, A u Dufi.cr,
Donald. & Demarest 4 lnnnely, y pAlly, X
DIXON, J Dea ell, L. u Demng, l. Doughty 7 DULY, T.
Dnnhnm, lusham, Duhy, Dubois, Daily, !
brumm md. lbatss, i Diheuan, 4 Duklrk, "
Del1nfe, l. Dingledine, Depot, uoughctty :
DeWitt, II Do~ner j pons.an, V Dvushertv, !
Dixon, ! Deis Iiuhoi'e, W G I'ou h~tty, l. Dem
Vie, r Doramus & polAn. = l'orald. J Dole J ia /,
DoiInseur, W Defree., & nev"y,N nu,enlurv,
W n lay, j Do~n,s "a nemotc.t Davidson,
e. Dy,e, Devine.
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II Gothwat y " Cuntry. J Getai, J = Gile, Sam
Gaze W Lillen, uosgn y terry, j Gallagher, g
l. Gondey, Gnger, + Gilman, J Goyer, III, j y
Ganedo, p Godein, ? Ground, J Gideon, 4 II
Gurney, II G,.thy, " Gillctt, j Green, liocy,
"A Goodrich, Patrick Gsfsny, : 10 enough, ! GGo-
gan, q T. Gardiner j Gardner, Gayuct, PUowd, \
tirshendunkcr, dalleer + Graham, J food sin, !
Green, Cav, ! GTacIe "a chandler, Coo.
here, W Y Gninn, Galloway, II Goodwin, J q Green
wood, Golliihan Groesein,, II ) ,'ammon, l.
GlhEier y GeOn W Gray, = Gunsel. j II GiLilon,
W Guin, j Goodwine, GsllifhaD, . 1 Graham, W
Grouth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-17

Charles Conuav. c Il Chambers, Mister Clenahan,
tauahan W CartwriRht O CAtmell, I Cobb
" a Cornell Causlnier, \ Cooleghan, Cameron
l. tonger Francis Co-ev, lac Conghl'n' tee Court.
land Nm tv.-atr, Terence Ga lol, On 'ni Go. ~,
aD Corharf istA CLARK, taIk Chutpe, Dan LoLlsE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-17

flyu, e. Iolkner. i lsuuett, Fleming x fentou,
N usher, frendeton Ferguson, x l,r'e.. x
Father, I Harrington, W frAnf, ran'iui, i tur.
reson, G foi, ! Frliny, & Field y q iargu.on J
Fisher, \ II Fuller W floiyeIllus, e D. Finch. j l.
Frazer, fflUHmuons, j Far, T. Field, T. Ftedct.
icks, IN fisher T Farrell l. telyi,, Fuller p
FIgerAd, J foche, II FBvorite 4 = Fvh, u Fen.
ton. " Fuor Harrington, ! Fet.uson, i Fin, + \
Fuller, W Fogle, 7 Fulton, John Frank, Frank, W
francit mFranSior', { Foster J.'os Frit[ T. Ferris
John francis, htzrerald, ) Field, II t,cGer- ]
Jenny,
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W Ives, j ireland. 6 Ingal, ID q lvers.
j johnson, !, lam son, h Iervtr, i johnson, W 1cn-
nison Jno Jack ron i zach sou, Juo Jones Juo Lack
son, Jackinen, T. Jos, phi, jones i Jaw, h lowe,
II Jacobs, JAmeS II IOlIene, lenuings " Jen-
keuA " A Jerruneo ; X JSroba, l. II johnson,
johnson, ! Ioeeph, " IA Joriou, Il i Jones i W
Jackson, luo Jones, luo tack un, l,lars-on, E
lo-eph, Jouug Jacks " JohuS, %, Johnston, ID
johnson.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-02
IEvenino BULLETIN pl;lod,,,5;,l

tEuenin9 Bulletin, Piilddelphtdl
"When on visit to the city of New York q few dsya
SINCE was induced to call old friend and towns.
man, Hr. 81. T. Helmbold Druggist 5oI Broadwa1
N. Y. His store Is AodeI-a perfect Gen,-the hand
somes OF any we have had the pleasure of yewna
and so extensive being 81 feet 'front.' five stories In
height, and over 200 feet deep 1t indeed affords as
much pleasure to know that he has been successful
and 1t ample evidence of the merits of his articea
In our whole business experience have not known
the success of any articles without Aer-advertisin
merely bringing the name before the people,"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-02

ave do not like to advertise worthless wares or art
ces calculated to deceive readers and when we SEQ
an advertiser Like Mr. Helmbold, whom We have known
for years. gradually extend his advertising from year 10
year until he becomes the largest advertiser the Uni
ted States satisfied that the statements In regard
to his articles must be correct"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-02

The writer reluctantly inserts tho above and would
not 90 30 we're he not stranger to and conclude
which they have been used by many thousands with
complete success.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-02
ApYKRrIsEMKNT.J
HelmbOld's Extract OF Buchu.

will all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder Cure
Pain Weakness in tho Back, Structures, &C. Cure
Weak Nerves, Loss Of Memory, Trembling. Dimness
Vision.
HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU
is pure fluid extract, not weak tea infusion.
the thing noedfl for oil Complaints incident TO
males. For particulars send for circular
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
cures Gravel and Dropsca Swellings eIsting In Men
Women or Children; In fact, ALL DISEASES requiring
the aid OF Diureuc It is tho greaes Tonic and Df.
ureto Enbwn-perecuy SAFE pleasant in taste and odor
and immediate In it's action.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-02
A. JONES,
DENTAL DEPOT.
No. 724 Broadway, New York.
September is or,
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

TN THE YEAR 1885, THE WRITER EMBARKED IN
he DRUG BUSINESS III tho city OF Philadelphia.
and while thus engaged made several experiments h,
70 the most desirable mode of preparing Find
Extraets Ny efforts being successful articles be-
ing approved and used BY the Medical Faculty-I wag
desEous OF placing them before the public but hesilaed
1or some time before concluding 10
adVer1Hng knowing OF the prcjudces that existed 1
e minds OF many against using advertised Medicines or
Rostrus but through the advice OF friends and thoae
who had used them, this objection overcome
After IL years e1ertions, commencing in small WAY
the popularity of articles has extended to ali para
OF the United States, and widely throughout foreen
countrtea-and this In tho face of much oppositif,
Every means has been resorted to by unprncped deal
ers ance their merit and success have been known
such as advertising larger bottles at less price censur-
ing all other preparatons and copying my adveF-
ttsements-but happy to state that out Of the maT
who have resorted to this have been succesafu
MY OBJECT
IN THIS notice Is to make facts known to the public and
respectable dealers believing after many years eIer.
tions, that the Druggists will dtscountenance such pro-
ceedngs and that the reputation of my articles may not
be damaged by the use Of inferior spurious ones
knowing that many may read this article who are IN.
acquainted with me- append few remarks from thoea
OF my native city, and whose are known in an
parts Of the world:
being personally acquainted with Mr.. H. T. Helm.
bold affords me pleasure In stating have been mos
aSorabiy impressed with his energy and integrity and
grained at his success WIN. WEIGHTMAN
Firm of POWERS Il WEIourHAR,
Ninth and Brown-streets, Philadeptta.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-02
HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla.

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED.
One bottle equivalent In strength to gallon Of the
Syrup of Decoction.
It reaches the seat ofthe disease immediately expel
ing all HUMORS OF THE BLOOD, and
BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION.
These articles being Of such strength the dose s en-
ceedngly small From this fact 1t Ia used in the United
States Army Hospitals and public Sanitary Instutons
throughout the land.
a5r Sold by all Druggists everywhere
H1- Ask for Heimboid's Take no otherI
a Gut out the advertisement and send for i and b3
this means avoid Counterfeit
October lmo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-02
J. G. DAYTON g. CO.,

S{OCCESSORS TO DAYTON, SPRAGUE co.,
= Rectihers, and Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, WINES &c.,
and Manufacturers Of Alcohol Cologne pirt o5 Der
cent No LOT Frontsreet and Nos 81 and So Desbros-
ses.street, New York III :, = - -
large supply Of Old Rye and Bourbon Whisley on
hhnd, Established In 1914. 6mos October 8
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

CHRIsTMAs FEsTIvITIEs.-"Mcrry Christ
mas, 50 full ofjoy to the young heart, and of
pleasant "reminiscences to the old, has once
more come and gone. In our town the day
was indeed merry one, and most becomingly
celebrated Divine service was held a. all
the churches III town, and tic various minis
tiers Of the gospel hel forth to crowded
houses. All the churches were, we believe,
ornamcntci and dcclled with cvcrgrccnS We
were unable to visit but one, the Episcopal
where we found tho house trimmed and dec
grated in q manner difficult to excel in taste
and beauty. In the forenoon an appropri-
ate and interesting sermon was delivered by
the Pastor, Rev WIN. Lusk, communion al
ministered and the rite Of baptism bestowed
upon six persons. In the cveninga Christmas
Tree gladdcncl the hearts of the Sunday
School scholars with lis rich and abundant
fruits The tree was model cfbcautv, and
was literally ladened down with presents,
many Ct them very beautiful aud quite Walk
able. Nr I-usl< was the REGIMENT Of n sub
stan:ial favor from the ladit of his cOngrcga-
'i'lf N'iS''tihS ~ fhitC d liltIdi t'il;titpH ~
gree n'acks' OF various denominations All
connected with the Sunday School were re-
mcInbcrct! AMI provided for, an, Ill were hap
py ana satisfied We learn that at the 9TH
rc churches the same programme, slightly
varied, was observed.
n the evening, also, n Cor5in's Hall ihe
young people, and those old hut feeling young,
gathered together in a social dance. whore all
went merry rs a marriage bell" until the
'witching hour when our age anil iniirm:-
ties admonisied Us that we were not as young
as We used to was, AMI further cur report
saith not