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ADVERTISEMENT
HFLMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF RIGHT

will cure all disesseq Of the Kidneys and Bladder
Cures Pain or W kne5s in the Back, Structures
&c; Cures Weak Nerves, Loss of Memory, Trcm
Hing, Dimness of Vision
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU
is pure fluid extract not a weak tea or infusion
l. the one thing nee2fu for all complaints incident
10 Females. For particulars send for Circular
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
cures Gravel and Dropsical Swellings existing in
Men. Women, or Children; in fact, ALL DIS
EASES requiring the aid of Diuretic. Itis the
greatest Tonic and niurctic known-peTfectly safe
pleasant In taste and OdOr, and iDmedst in its &C
ton.
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CLEMENT @ CLAY

The wife of Clement g. Clay, ex-rebel Sem
ator, who is now in Imprisonment at Fortress
Monroe, was at the Executive Mansion again
to-day, to intercede in behalf of her husband.
She warmly urges her claims for his release
on the ground that he voluntarily surrendered
himself when accused of completely in the as
sassination of the late President Lincoln
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RESTORATION OF PROPERTY

Numerous applications for the restoration of
property situated in Fairfax and Loudon coun-
ties, Va, are being received at the Freedmen's
Bureau. Many of the applicants fail to COM
ply with the prescribed regulations, and de-
lays in the restoration are caused In many
cases. Proof of title evidence OF special par
don, &c. are essential points to be observed by
every annlicant.
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA.

hIGHLY CONCENTRATED.
One bottle equivalent in strength to one gallon of
the Syrup of DtCOctiOn. -
reaches the seat Of the disc a.e immed ately ex
PeiHng all HCMoRS OF THE BLOOD, and
BEAUT1FYING THE COMPLEXION,
These articles being of such siren 9Th the dose il.
thSsd1nely small From this fact 1t is used in the
7 Md States Army Ho pitfalls and public SanitaTy
Institutions throughout the land.
81 Sold by all Druggists everywhere
BSAsk for Helmbold's. Take no other!
~ Cut eut the advertisement aud send for it,
and by This means avoid Counterfeit.
no NV SSCy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-22

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Wyiie.-This morn.
ing, at the opening of the court, the following
named prisoners were brought in and ar
raigned, and each plead not guilty: Michael
Hasford, John Casey, grasd larceny; Isaac
Lambert, John Smith and w. H Martin, do
III. ii. Boulster, assault and battery, intent 10
kill; Francis Curtis. Thomas Foster, John
Stewart, Judge Harris John A. King, Matthew
Holt, and +. Brown. The last named party is
berry of Mr.. Prince and others. an account
of which was published in the Star at the
time. and subsequently, other developements
justified the indictment Of all except Curtis in
six cases: Curtis is indicted for three larcepies
The court took up the case of Isaac Lambert,
John Smith, and W. IL. Martin, who are
charged with the larceny of 500 and several
$40 Treasury notes from A. McDougal Meeks
on the 18th instant.
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AFTER PARDON.

Humphrey Marshall is in town, and called
on the Attorney General this morning for the
purpose of urging his claims for pardon. He
was not recognized at first by the officers of the
department., having fallen away considerably,
in flesh, during the war.
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THE VETERAN RFsERyrs

Twelve hundred and fifty men OF the Veteran
Reserves have been mustered out by Major La
Motto, Chief Mastering Officer, leaving only
about one hundred enlisted men Of this organi-
cation in the department. The officers number
about two hundred, and for the present remain
in the service.
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10y W. l.. WALL & CO.. Auctieneers.

lON.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. 9ith instant, at /.
O'Clock We will sell in front Of the premises Lots
3, and 2, Square l2S fronting ~ feet ach on sth
street, between north and streets. all ADJOINING
property.
Terms One half cash; balance In six and twelve
months, secured by deed ef trust on the premises
and bearing interest
Convey ancine at the purchasers exp ense
A deposit Of SIS will he required on each Lot ct
time Of tale.
no n Al
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RETURNED

Major General g. y. Augur, commander of
this military department, who has been absent
from the city on visit to West Point and New
York, returned to Washington last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-22

~From the publishers, Ticknor Il Fields
we have the Atlantic 4HonthIy and Our Toung
Folks for December. The Atlantic numbers
Dickens amongst its contributors in this num-
Der, who writes concerning Adelaide Ann
Proctor
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pEShilhngton. Odeon Building, sends ns a
batch of the latest magaznes-Harper's Nigga
sirs, Godsy'S Lddys Book, and PeterSoH's National
Magazine, all for December; also, Frank Leslie's
Ladies' Almanac for 1850.
J. G.. Parker, Post Office Stand, sends us an
advance copy of the Atlantic Koathly for De-
Cember; also, HGrPsr's Magazine and Godey's
E1dy's Book for the same month.
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l(Y JAS. Q. MCGUIRE a CO.. Auctioneers.

THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
AVENUE.
ON TUESDAY, November 2lst, at 4 O'Clock ..
m, on the premises, We shall sell the north q feet
front of Lot 1, Square 2s4, located nth street
vest, between street and Ohio avenue; rsnning
back an average depth Of about 81 feet, improved
by a three story Brick Dwelling, with . two-story
back building. containing Ia rooms. Gas and Ak
lures throughout.
Terms easy: one-fsurth cash; balance in one,
two, and three years; deferred payments bearing
interest. secured by deed Of trust the premises
Convey at purcbaserhs expense.
no Is J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aucts.
/" THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account of the Indictment weather until SATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON. 18th inst. same hour
no 2 JAS. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aucts
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TEL EGRAPHIC NEWS.
Ship Burned At Sea.

NEv YORK, Nov. ga Mobile dispatch Of
the Goth states that the ship Harry of the West
bound from New Orleans for Liverpool, has
been burned at sea
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GENERAL GRANT

Lieut.. Gen. Grant, accompanied by Major
Gen. Augur, Commanding the Department OF
Washington, arrived this morning from New
York. ...-...
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Arrival of m Rrig,

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-The brig Rush arrived
at Savannah with the crew of the ship Mara
CHINA, lost on the 1ith, near Savannah, in q
gale.
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BRASS KSUCKLEs.-Last night, Jas A. Lud-
ington. of the 9th regiment, Hancock's Corps,
was arrested by officer Holbrook for having a
set OF brass knuckles. The weapon is a very
dangerous implement, and is a choice weapon
with garroters. This morning, he said that he
received the weapon from man named Jack
johnson to keep for him, and that Johnson Is
employed on the railroad to Baltimore. JUS
tce Bates was disposed to impose fine of $40,
but IN consideration of his being a soldier. and
the possibility of the truth Of his statement, he
was turned over 10 the military. and the
kEuckles We're confiscated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-22

NEW YORK. Nov. 22-Cotton steady. FIonr
quiet. Wheat declining; small sales Corn
firm. Beef steady. Pork heavy. Lard quiet.
Whisky duh.
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ORPHANS COURT, Nov. 2lst. lSi5.-DIsrRIcr
~ OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY. T0-uu:
In the case OF JDo. Elvans, executor of Mary Ann
Elyans, deceased the gtor aforesaid has wit n
the APPRECIATION Of the, Orphans Court Of Wash
lhgton county aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY,
the 18th day Of December next for the final settle
ment and distribution Of the personal estate Of said
deceased, and Of the assets in hand, as far as the
when and where all the creditors and heirs of said
deceased are notified to- attend, tat the Orphans,
Court Of Washington County aforesaid } With their
claims properly vouched, or they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit in said decea
estate: provided copy Of this order he pnbi shed
once a week for three weeks in the Evening Star
previous to the said day.
Test:-Z. G.. ROBBINS.
Ho21aw3w Register of Wills
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.
REscLurIoN 20 pay Expenses OF the Poor snS
Work House, for the Quarler ending June -

RESOLUTION 10 pay Expenses OF the Poor srs
Work House, for the ouarler ending June -,
Rs,olrsi By the Eoqrd Of Aldermen and Board o.
10, mn C1lreil 81 me CorpO-afton q GsorEe9frn.
Of the PSSr 70 and ND woGs Gous the s6m
nine hundIsd and eight dollars and seventy two
ing June nth, 1873, upon the presentation Of proper
'"ues' lApProved Nov. i, 1855.
RESOLUTION in favor Of the Inteudant Of the
Rssolrsd BY fks Board ~ iiSsTsasn ard Io,,4 ~
G1D'.c, C9rsc'i % n, Coypora,o,, q GecrscioSrs
ed to furnish the Intendant of the Poor ssd woTk
Horse viii stand in the new market house, out q
Approved New. /, ISIS.
RESOLUTION to pay Expenses Of Poor and Work
House. for Quarter ending sept. ~, lsis.
RsSolrsd by "a, Board # AlderDlsH and Eoa-d ~
Thai Cerk pay t. the order Of BSes.n
Trustee 81 Poor and Work House, tho sum of eight
Sept, 1855. GApprOVei Nov. s, ISIS.
A RESOLUTION making an appropriation for dred-
ing the channel Of the Potomac river and for tbs
Rssolred By a., Board OF Ad,rmsn md Board ~
That the sum Of five thousand collars. or so much
thereof a. may be necessary be- and Is h'reoy,
cling The channel Of the fotoms" dyer
Re;oLred, fUrfhs,, That the Clerk Of the Corpora
~ bar iG d RhS
hsrdt. and 4. nj Linthicusl. upon the presentation
their satisfaction.
RssoIrsd JLrrh,T That Peter Berry Of the Board
of Aldermen: David Edes, of the BOARD of Common
Council; George Rhinehsrdt, and Y. N. Linthioum,
hereby empoweres 20 c0ntrsct With proper
parties for the performance OF the work specified,
and for the services OF superintendent of sail
work. On the part Of this Corporation, compensa-
ton not 20 exceed -four dollars per day.
Rcsolrsd, Jarlhsr, That the Clerk OF the Corpora.
ton is hereby authorized. for the Oh ect aforesaid.
60 issue the stock Of this Corporation % the amount
Of five Thousand dollars, 80 much thereof a. may
be necessary. redeemable at the pleasure Of this
operation bearing interest At the rate OF six per
cent per aDnuDl. PAYABLE semi annually.
ReSOlUed. fuTfheT, That the fund known the
harbor fund shall be applied by the Clerk TO the
appropriation Aforesaid.
Approved November s. 1866.
RrssLUTIny 20 pay a claim OF Dsily Times
RtSOired By the Board u Aldermen and Ro1rd 90
Common Council Of the Corporation Of GeOygeroIrn,
That the Clerk pay rthe order ofthe Daily Times
the sum of seventeen dollars and fifty cents, pro-
vided they receive the same I'm full payment 81 bill
of August ], 1855. lApproyed Nov. ., 1855.
HESoLUrIo in regard 20 additional gaslight IN
the Market House.
E,sOfred bB fhs Board of Aldermen and Board N
Common (opHeli Of fks Corporation Of GcoTgefOrH.
That each person or hTm owning or renting stall
in the market heuse he, and they are hereby, al
lowed to tap the gas main in the market house and
attach fixture with not more than two burners
for their and benefit; provided ~ shall te
no expense TO the corporation except for tho gas
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FRFEpMEN'S BUREAU.

Surgeon Robert Reyburn, Surgeon in Chief
OF Medical Department of General Eaton's Dis
trict of the FTeedmen's Bureau, has made a
report TO General Howard of the operations Of
his office from the organization of the Bureau
up 10 the 3lst October. The surgeon shows by
statistics that the colored population of this
CRY mas greatly decreased, instead OF lncreas-
ing as u was expected would be the case, in
the winter months. This desirable object has
been brought about by the influence of various
causes, the most prominent OF which has
been the efforts of the employment agencies
established by the bureau in Alexandra and
Washington. which nave provided homes and
remuneratiye employment to a large number
of the freed people in the surrounding coun-
try Large numbers of the colorpd people have
also on their own account made contracts and
obtained situations in the adjacent counties in
Virginia and Maryland, and IT is believed that
before another year passes the colored popula-
ton OF this District will be entirely self-sup-
porting.
during the summer months the amount of
sickness among the colored people was very
large, but is now rapidly diminishing The
ratio of mortality Is low, however, averaging
only - per thousand OF the number under
treatment. During the year 1S63 out of LOLA
cases treated, 800 deaths were reported, being
very nearly $40 per 1000 deaths. During 1864,
out of 3,sO6 cases treated, the lumber of deaths
was 153, or 10 per loo of the cases treated.
During 1865, 6.2J- cases were treated. and the
number of deaths was only 2O7, OF 80 per cent.
of the cases treated.
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- Hudson Taylor. 1874 Pennsy lvania avenue,
sends us Godey's Lady's Book Tor December; a
capital number.
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larceny: A X. Forrest and Ellen Forrest, as
sault and battery; dismissed. Harriet Robin
son, fighting; George Roby and Henry Jack
son, dIsorderly: Josephine Parker and Mary
Parker, fighting; Laura Wallace and John
Griffin, gambling on Sunday; 81 each. Saml
WImms and Grace Bawser, do: - each. John
Gaynor, drunk; 50. Paul Hume, dsorderly;
$40. John Bennett, drunk and disorderly;
John Tige and Michael McDermott, drunk:
military
Third Precinct. - Joshua Anderson. John
Walker, and John Brown, threats: and VIM.
Lawson Newman, drunk; dismissed. DanIel
Richardson, alias John Lewis, grand larceny:
Jail for requisition. Christian Krouse, disor-
DERBY: S2.4. Also threats; for hearing
FJfh PreciRct.-Ann Henricks, assault and
battery; dismissed. Kate Waters, do: bail for
court. N. Henricks, keeping open on Sunday;
$40. Thomas Wilson and Frank Avery, disor-
derby: - each. Annie Davis, violation OF
Corporation ordinance; dismissed. John Mel
son. drunk; 81. Edward O'Hare, do; 81. s.
III. Force and David Berry, do dismissed
George Calean, grand larceny; Jail for court.
Sixih I'recinct.-Thos. Russell, threats: bail
for peace. n. &. English, W. f. Knott, VIM
Young, Joseph Kepler Catherine Albert and
j. Adler, creating nuisance: 81 each. G.. III
Essex. drunk and disorderly: $40. ]. Thorn
FOgerty, Leonard Latham, Chas. Miller do.
SIS each. John Jones. do; -. W. r Duvall
do; SIS. George Builen, Harmon Smith. J
Mack, do; workhouse. Mrs. Loeb, assault
for hearing.
Tenth Precinct George Rollins, suspicion
dismissed Chas. Gordon, carrying weapons
S209O. Also, disorderIy; IS %. Gustayus
Hessler. do; $3.50. Mary Tiighman, keeping
bawdy house; dismissed.
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Last of the Tuuisian
Npxu XaIL MarLet

BosToS, Nov. 22.-The steamship Cuba sailed
to-day for Liverpool, carrying the Tuuisian
Embassy.
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RESOLUTION in regard TO additional gaslight IN
the Market House.

HtsOfrod ~ fhs Board of iIdern7en and B0drd u
CO.., COparii IF fks Corporation Of GcorEcfOrH.
That each person or firm owning or renting stall
in the market hSnse he, and they are hereby. al
lowed tap the gas main in the mark 20 house and
attach a fixture with not more than two burners
for their own and benefit; provided u shall he
pense TO the corporation except for tho cas-
consumed. lApproved Nov s,ls3.
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WIN WEIGHTMAN,
Firm of Powers & Weigh'man,
Ninth and Brown streets, Philsdelphia,
Evening Bulletin, philadelphia. 7

when on a visit to the city IF New York few
days since, WAS Induced to csll on old friend
and townsman, Mr.. III. T Helmboid. Druggist
SPA Broadway. N. Y. His Store ia a Modst-a
rerfeci Gsn-the handsomc7t Of any kind have
ever bad the pleasure eff viewing and so extensive
being "A feet front. FIVE stories in height AMI oy
geo feet deep: 1t indeed affords mu"h pie 1sure
To know that he has been 80 successful, an il i.
ample evidence of the merits Of his articIes-a in
OR whole business experience ve have MT known
OF The success OF any articles without Nert-adver
tisirg merely bringing the name before the PEG
pie
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aF Secretary McCullOch believes that the
Treasury Will he III a condition during the next
year To Oegin a systematic reduction of the
public debt.
~The Virginia Conference of the NJ. f.
Church South commences Its annual session
to-day at Danville. Bishop Early presiding.
p%The citizens of I.ynchburg are Interesting
themselves IN behalf of Mrs. Wirz and her
children.
~ So numerous and daring are the robbaries
and night assaults in Alexandra that applica-
ton has been made To the authorities for patrols
IN addition TO the night watch.
81 A Convention of cigar manufacturers
and tobacconists assemblies in New York to-
day.
!" Adams x Co.'S Express Company has
loaned S2,CCO,tGO of its accumulated capital to
several of the Southern Railroads, and has thus
enabled them TO resume operations.
% 81. Georges Church, New ork. DESTROYED
Nv FIRE last week. Is TO be immediately rebuilt
At an expense of SlJO,UO The sum OF SsO.UOg
Is already on hand, being the amount of insur-
anee, and S52,UtO have been received by SUBJ
scriFtion.
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PERsOSAL.-The TTnisIan ambassadors sail
to-day for Europe. '.'-Breyet Major General
Tyler was married in Baltimore yesterday to
Miss Emma Cassard. ----Chief Justice Chase
arrived IN Baltimore Monday night and pre-
sided yesterday on the bench of the U. :. Cir
cult Court for the Maryland district AT
the '.Grant reception" IN New York, Mr.. Mar
shall u. Roberts was assigned the two some
what incompatible duties of presenting the
guests TO Mrs. Grant, and 1T the same time
showing them ahead. He therefore was COM
PEELED 10 point to Mrs. Grant with one hand
and TO seize the gentleman by the shoulder
with the other, with the remark s'Come on;
Mrs. Grant, sir; 20 on. please!'' a good deal
after the style of a rushing White House re-
CPption.
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HYMKNIAL.-Iesterday morn ing, Wesley
chapel was crowded to witness a double mar
rlage between Mr.. Henry III. Smith, OF Michi-
gan, and Miss Annie Hilton, and Mr.. r. I
Morsell and Miss Laura Hilton. Rev. DR.. Ed
wards, OF Georgetown, officiated. After the
marriage ceremonies, the happy parties took
the Ills train for New York.
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ATOoRET WEST END MEDICINE DEPOT,
Nl us pESN'A AVENUE. Il
The public can procure su MEOIOINES
also, ThILkT ARTICLES, CIGARS COALA
OIL and LAMPS, WINDOW GLASS, &c, styS.
above place. ne k'sG
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LOCAL NEWS.

MEETING OF THK LIQUOR DKALKRs.-The
Liquor Dealers Association met last night al
Temperance Hall, with r. L: Servis IN the
CHAIR in the absenc &c of the president.
William Stewart, Julius Ross, and >. w
kipp were proposed for membership, and duly
elected.
Some one suggested that the association
ought 10 obtain counsel TO wait upon the city
authorities, tor the purpose of obtaining a re-
ouctiCn in the price of liquor licenses. This
suggestion occasioned considerable discus
The Chair (Nr. Servis) thou ght they had bet
ter wait until after the June election. Should
any member be fined in the meantime for sell
Dg liquor, the fact could be reported TO the
PresId. mt of the Association, who would OBJ
tain counsel, and take the necessary steps TO
defend the party so fined
Mr. ClaGett moved the appointment of a CON-
mlttee 10 wait upon both branches OF the City
Councils, in regard to the reduction OF licenses
from 500 70 500, and find out whether any
such step has been taken by the authorities.
The Char thought this premature al the pre-
sent. He did not want To ask fayors until the
ASSOCIATION had more strength, when IT would
have ii better effect.
Mr.. ClaGetts motion prevailed, and Messrs.
Smith, Fletcher, Hugle, and Hurdle Were ap-
pointed the committee.
After the committee had been appointed sew
eral members thought the matter had better
be laid over until the next meeting. when
there would be a fuller attendance Of mem
bers. This was finally agreed 10, with an
understanding between the members Of the
SOiiihltitt "Ouiu 10 All InNV COuiO.
in the meantime, IN an unofficial way, 10 obtain
reduction of the licenses by visiting the mem
bors of the Council personally.
Mr.. Mctiee moved that hereafter any men,
Der absenting himself from the meetings be
fined p cents for each offence, and officers of
the Association 81; agreed to.
On motion, it was agreed to procure from
Philadelphia, Baltimore, or New York, a liquor
dealer TO address the Association az the mex [
meeting, who was conyersant with the work.
ings, benefits, and results of the Associations
in either of those cities. Adjourned.
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NOTICE TO THE PuBLIC.

In the year 1886. the writer embarked In the Drug
Business in the city Of Philadelphia, and while
Thus engaged, made several peri Dsents In regard
10 the most dS7iraI e mode Of preparing Fluid Ex-
tracts. My efforts being successiul-thf articles
being approved and used BY the Medical Faculty
i WAS DESTROYS Of placing thsm before the public,
hut hesitated for some time before concluding TO
resort 10 newsparer advertising. knowing of the
IRE udiCes that visited in the minds Of many against
through the advice of friends and those who had
need them this objection overcome.
After Is years ererti0ns, commencing in a small
the popularity of my articles has extended TO
all Parts OF the United States and widely through
ont foI eisn couDtriesand this in the face of much
opposition. Every means Is been resorted to by
uBITinC1pied dealers since their merit and
have been knOwn-suCh advertising larger bot
ties at less price censuring all other preparations
hPd even copying my ad 'ertisements-but i am
happy To state that out of the many who have
sOlted 10 this, none have been successful.
MY OBJECT
in this notice is TO make facts known to tho public
and respectable callers, belle wing, alter so many
years exertioDs, that the Druggists will dscoun-
tenaBce such proceedings. and tuat the reput lt
ofmy articles may not be damaged by the use of in
ferior spurious ones
Knowing that many may read this article who
are unacquainted with me, append few re-
marks from those OF my native city. and whose
napes are known in all parts of the world:
Helmbold, IL affords me plesrurc in stating have
been most favorahly impressed with his energy and
integrity, and gratified at his snscess -
WIN WEIGHTMAN,
Firm Of Powers & Weigh man,
Ninth and Brown streets, Phi adelphia,
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Jno. Hurd.
assault and battery; bail for court. Eiias Har-
ris, assault: bail for peace. Henry Madison,
disorder1y; IS. James A Ludington, carrying
concealed weapons: military. Michael Coney,
suspicious character; workhouse. Charles y
Duering, drunk and disorderly for hearing. a
Best, drunk So.
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fBOgtOD Herald I

We do not like to advertise worthless wares OF
articles calculated to deceive readers; and VIII.
we see an advertiser like Mr.. HelmbOld HON We
have known for years gradually extend his adj yer.
Using from year to year until he becomes the
largest advertiser in the United States, we are
satisfied that the statements in regard to his