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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

she reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She
restores TO happiness those who, from doleful
Events catastr9phes erosses In love- loss Of reia
ds,psn ndsnt She bripgs together those lsng sepa-
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and IN what you will be most successful, causes
speedy marriages and tells you the very day you
VIII Eerry; gives you the name, likeness and
yesseTSs yesT fSensS o. TIE person She reada your
powers unveils the dark and hidden mysteries Of
the futpre. From the stsrs we sec in the firrna-
nent-the nAlefo stars that 9 vercome or predom.
mate IN the conhgura tion-from the aspects and
positions q the planet. and the fIsd stars In the
future destiny Of nan Fail not to consult the
1s sn o1S yS8 may never :Esin have
a. ana az Sss,.sd infssm.sioH Partss visE
WITH equal sAfsty and satisfaetion te themsel wee
out .ifS ali isqairie. S SShsEt Written
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ZwEI LAGRR.-St. Louis brews annually
2l7,S92 bbls. OF beer. using at least 500 WI0
bushels OF barley, or, in other words payinp
10 the farmers OF this Western valley s1.100s >
CO., Besides, this, the brewers purchase from
the hop-growers of Oneida, aad other conn
ties in New York, in round numbers eco 0Oo
lbs. of hops, valued at $500, 600, and added m
all is a labor account for men EN- ployed i'm tbe
breweries of at least S250,0OO, and that is Incl
dentally disbursed TO miners for coal, and tn
coopers for casks another quarter OF a million
of dollars.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ MANY SUFFER rather than take nausesus
medicines. All who suffer from Coughs. Colds,
Irritation of he bronchial tn bes or Tendency TO
Copsumetion. will find in DB wIsTAR'S BAL
SAM on WILD OHERRY remedy as asreeael le
10 the palate as efectual removing discss The
bsIsam Is pleasant remedy; it is a safe remedy
tits powerful remedy; 1t Is q speedy remedy II
10 remedy that cures spl 10
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Hoe AND CHICKEN CHoLERA.-A gentleman
Just returned from Caswell county, N. G.,
says that the farmers OF that vicinity are Iosin
largely of their hogs and fowls from a disease
supposed to be cholera. The hogs were first
attacked and died IN large numbers, and then
ihe 10 wis, among which it is very fatal Mauy
families have lost nearly their entire stock a nd
nave ceased Killing them tor table use One
lady lost thIrty-two turkeys and forty hens
Nnr E1EL. DAN RnnE 80 0As.-
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50 Two very pretty girls, aged Is aud Is,
respectively, Were arrested in New Orleans
with two stalwart negro men. with vhom
they had eloped from p-country The girls
were dressed in male attire, aud when taken
10 the police station, frankly gave ths history
OF their loves, and said they IN ntended 10 marry
their sable lovers. The girls are of respecta-
BILE parentage at East Baton Rouge. The ne
groes are black as charcoal, and had worked
in the employ OF the young ladies' fathers
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y In Boston. New York and PhiladeI,hia
tnlrty-thIee ladies' have received medical de-
grees within a few weeks past and since this
eoueaIonaI movement began lin Boston) over
tnree elties-the number the present season
being larger than in any past year.
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KNOW THY DESTINY.

HAUAME EF,TH0KNTUN, the great Eng
Hsh Astrolosfst, Clairvoyant and Psyshometri-
clan. who has astonished the scientific GLASSES OF
the Old World has now located herselfat Hudson.
Y. Madame Thornton possesses euch wonder
full powers OF second sight as to enable her to I'm
part knowledge Of the greatest importance to the
single or married OF either sex. While in q state
Of trance. size delneates the very features of the
person you are to marry, and by the aid Of an in
motrope, Euarantees to produce life like picture
OF the future husband or wife Of the applicant,
leading traits of char acter. &C. This Is no hum
bug, o. thousands Of testimonials can assert She
written guarantee, that the picture 10 what it
purports to be: BY enclosing small lock of hair
complexion, and enclosing fifty cents and STAN ped
envelope addressed to yourself, you will receive
the picture and desired information by return
mail. All commun ications ssoredly coufde ntial ,
Address In cor fdence, MADAME L. II. THORN.
TON. P. o. Box 293, Hudson, N. Y.
ans DSWeSly
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SENTENCED FOR CONTEMPT OF CoURr.-Ken-
dall and Ralnforth, the two alleged life insur-
ance swindlers, were tried at Chicago las.
week for contempt Of court, they having re
fused 10 give evidence. Kendall was senten-
ced TO four months imprisonment, and Ram
forth until the 22d OF next February, thai hein .
the anniversary OF the day on which he WAS
supposed TO have died. Kendall while before
the court made full confession of the sttemnt
to sRiudle- = fN
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RoME.-Aecording to the PontificaI Annu.
ary there are 12 patriarchates in the Church OF
Rome, 3 OF which are Greek; 152 archbishop
rics, 81 OF which are Greek: and 697 blshop.
rics; total, ISL sees --I- :, r
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SECRET DISIAaEa

sAnAII1AN's 0IFIis the most certain, safe and
edectual lrenedy-indeed, the only vegetable RENE.
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recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, no
IL the soldiers hope, and Q friend to those who do
net want to be exposed. Male packages, o.; f.
sAsARITANs Roof AND HERB JurcM-A positive
ana permanent cure fer spyh Scrofufa, Ulcers,
Sold by 8. @. Ford. See advertisements myg
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DICHMOND, FREDERIOKsBURa AND Pc
~ TOMAO RAILROAD,
To rRAVELLERs GOING SOUTH
TWICE DAILY, (sanday .. N. sxoepted.)

The quickest shd most direct route TO Riohmood
Va, and the South, via the Potoma -
steamers rom 7.h Street Wharf, ssAAEze
Washington, TO A5uis Greek aDdez
Richmond, Fredericssburs and Potomac Railroad.
TO Ricl mond, We, connecting there with trains or
the Riehmo nd and Petersburg and Richmond and
DaByills Railroads, for Petersburg, Weldon, VIII.
mipgfon. Raleigh, Greensboro, Salisbury, Char.
Lotto sno Chester, 8 O.
Steamers KeypoFt and q. Vanderbilt leave 7th
Street Wharf daily Sunday evening excepted) Of
e2s .. N. and 80 .. m. and arrive In Richmond at
THROUGH TO RICH MOND IN SEVEN HOURS
Fifty Miles Shorter aad ~ Hours Quicker thar
any other Route.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Asuia
Greek and Fredericksburg, TO Rfchmcnd, at the
Company ONCE, corner Of Penna. avenue and 6th
street, or on board Of the bosts. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons viii bs In
readiness TO convey passengers and baggage b.
tween depots In Richmond.
Passengers BY this line pass By daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity OF visiting
several battle fields near yredertcksburg By stcD
ping at that point.
Breakfast and sull,u board Of stsamer.
GEO MATTIEfEY, snpt., Washington,D o
g. Z. MATTIHG/Y, Ticket Agent WsshJnston
sptly 0eneral Passenger Agent.
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WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
MONDAY EyENING APRIL :, 1867.
FIRST APPEARANCE
m IMPERIAL y3SiPAassfEsE Il assfEs TROUPE,
esffR!sf ssB tS Fac ssSFsgsoR
The Imperial Troupe is composed Of over TWEEN.
ty Of the most extraordinary performers, male
sosS5Sfs, $SS fss,rssrR,.
Ar d the Dsimio Fsvorite, the greatest performer
HAMAI kAsf X ri sGtiax ssG%tBiaxKrroHI,
And hi' beautiful and %ost Sst gS%nasrful g% son,
Their peIfoImsnces Of over SIXTY REPRE-.
MAGtfkEs oPRRA HOUSE, San Francisco,
TIE ACADEMY OF "hd MUs1o, Philadelphia,
were 1PaRi%sai THn SoKDGR HEsnSGnfss oT faE WORLD
for a short periOd-svery evening this week and md
WEDNESDAY Ass8DssssyUBDAY sDSssUBD AFTER:
METZEROTT HALL.
PARIPA. BRIGHOLI.
.. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
The Manager bess to inform the citizens Of
Sonna Sad.ms ta:s '1s sI' REPs
ROSA, and the great Tenor. sienor BRIGNOLI
will siSMf MoS1ST Sns Sf'H2 s1GSfsG GipHst! On 8pR1L1
"hsI s.dass "a sO1!oPns PAkkPa APtss R0s R appear
sisnor BRlGNOLI,
- sisn0T JXEI JTSNTFNA; IKE; and
Musical Director and Accompanying,
Admission $780, Reserved M Seas. sEmsENs 81 eensi
90: M. at Metssrot.. Music Store ssass ses a'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsylvania avenue, near Willards' Hotel

Last appearance but three Of
LADY DON,
who will appear in two favorite characters and
sing several beautiful songs
THIS Nv ednesday) EVENING, April 10,
the performan nee will commence with
NINE POINTS OF THE LAW
To conclude with Byrons celsbr ated burlesque,
entitled,
ALADDIN;
Oh, THE WONDERFUL SCAMP
I.sdv nox
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FREE TO EVERYBODY

HEE TO EVERYBODY.
Large PIP. Circular, giving information OF
sexes
IL teaches how the honely may become beauti-
loved.
Eoyouns lady or gentleman an should fail TO send
their Address, and receive copy post paid. by
return mail.
Address p. q. Drawer, 21,
ap3 DkWeoly Troy, Y.
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IBOTH CHRONIC AND DINFLAMMArORY
RHEUMATISM are being daily cured by MET
CALFE'5 GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY
Sold by all Druggists.
ap 2-eo7w 8. @. FORD. Agent.
RIMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
GASES,

No. ID Bond street, Kew York.
0Hull information, with the highest tsstiSso-
stdIs; also, Book Oh Special Diseases, IN sealed
e.retope, ssntfree. - Be- sure and send for them,
and you trtH not IT, for, as advertising ply
ncisns gener ally tnlpostors without rsfsyescss
ne stranger should be trusted. Enclose . stamp
TOR postage and direct to DR. LAWRENCE, No
ID Bond street. New York no II. DkWIy
Hsppiness Of True Manhood. An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime Of Solitude, and the
Physiological Errors, Abuses and Diseases which
cIeate impediments to Marriage with so re me ans
Of Relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of
charge; Address DR.. J: SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, adelphia, Pa. Ja IL Am
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A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
for the benefit of
UNION BETHEL A. NJ. K. CHURCH,
will be given
THURSDAY EVENING, April IL,
At the ASSEMBLY ROOMS, on 18th strest.
near street.
Tickets, admitting a Gent. and Lady, 81 SO :;
Single Tickets, 81 an io.2t-
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JAMES T. WALKER,
MEMS MERCER AND TAILOR.
asa Seventh Street, Asa
Near Odd Fellows Hall,
Begs leave to inform his fc rn.r patrons and the
general public. that he is almost daily re- a
ceiving additions to his now beau uuful
stock of Goods. adapted TO KA
MEN ANDYOUTH'S WEAR,
which must be seen to be appreciated. -
None but the most skilful artists are emp ploy ed
and perfect satisfaction guaranteed, both with
regard to
STYLE, MATERIAL, AND WORKMANSHIP.
Always on hand comp lete assortment Of
FURNISHING GOODS.
Give me call before purchasing. ap5tf
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81 The goods are Gil new and fresh made up in
the sty les for Spring and Summer of 1867.
J. Il. SMITH CO.,
Great Central Clothing House,
sp4 4lm 400 Tth street, opp. Pest Office.
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CLOTHING, do.

Nj LOsANO. MERCHANT TAILOR, corner
I'I OF 9Th and ID streets, desires to re- a
turn bis thanks for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon him du ring past see, dns, aud wv
AZ the same time invites bis friends to visit
his store and inspect his new and choice Sc
let ton OF goods which he has Just purchased Tor
tne Spring and Summer Trade. Mr.. Il. HAk
DON BIS associate, continues 10 give his constant
attention 10 the style and general appearance of
All garments made at the establishment. The best
work and modera'e charges 10 our motto. aps SIN
Il J. HEIBERGER,
tsuccessor TO II. r. LoupoS Co.,
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
Metropolitan Hotel, late Brown's,)
sp6-t No. 362 Penn. avenue, Washington.
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THE MOST EXCITING ANB INTEREsTIS
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Inis history Was announced one year ago, bat
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PERSONAL.

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hours rom TO q. N. and TO p. IN. ap Aim
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mich unnt them for business, pleasure, or the
ouues OF married life; also, middle aged and old
men, who, from the fOllies of youth, or other
ss9ses, feel debility in advance Of their years,
oefers placing themselves under the treatment Of
az one should nrst read THE Secret Friend" !"
maIrled ladies' viii learn something Of Importance
~ perusing The Secret Friend. - Sent TO any ad-
sfess In sealed envelope, on receipt Of Is cents.
Aooress Dr.. OHAs. A. STUART 4 CO.. Boston,
hAs no Sly
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1867 GBANp EXCURSION 1867
PARIs EXPOSITION.
The new and irst-CIass ocean going iron Steam
ship A0nn
900 tons burthen, STEPHEN WHITMAN, Oon
mGnder, viii make an EXCURSION from New
York to Havre and back, sailing from Pier 40,
North River, on ',
"WEDNESDAY. April l7th. at IL O'Clock m,
Returning, will sail from Havrs on June 5th Civ,
ing passengers holding Excursion Tickets about
six weeks In Europe.
This magnificent Steamship ts divided into
water. tight cemp al time nts, and has been newly
furnished and elegantly fitted up expressly for
this voyage.
The HAVANA will only carry frst-cIass pas
sengsrs. An experienced Surgeon on beard.
81 A JaH Band Of Music pil be attached to II
ShiP.
Hsvrs and return, $50 and $500. according to
size Of state room.
For further particulars and passage apply to
MURRAY, FERRIS co.,
..... 90 South street, New York.
Or to Moo. Y BARRY, the Merchsnts' Union
1xpress Company, 400 Pennsylvania avense,
Washington. NH 8 sOt
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JAz1e GUILD. pseis, ts Nsy esd Sseead. Asai
r.nss.. OLD Iurnitlfs BsDairsd, 11aD-
5ontered and Vanished. l1fh and gtas, (De9P
ssa) esnsnsa) HisAsse DF1ss "a tsR oeso11-h hsna
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DORTABLn

STEAM ENGINES,
U Oombining the maximum Of efficiency, durability, +,
and economy, with the minimum Of weight and
price. They are widely and favorably known,
more than 500 being In use. All warranted salts
factory, or ne sale. Descriptive circulars sent on
application. Address
J. q. HoADLEY q co.,
70 o-eoSn Lawrence, Mas,
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RAp BOOTS AND SHOES.
II" HEw TORH.

I'm BOOTS AND SHOES. -
INV srORE.
The undersisned begs leave to inform h,. ,r;s.9.
NV Ne We or Rnen9 ss5e5,Ily that he has opened tbs
Ode Fellows Hall. where he has on hsna sen
eral assortmsnt OF Ladies' and GentlemenIs 49,.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Remember the numper, jU2 7tn str,et pn6.-
Odd Fellows Hall The New Cheap stors sor
merry x. II. Pages store;
ONE Bacon 4 Raven Piano. for Si0.
OHe Andrew Stein, for SO, 6A
one almost new 7-octaye large rouudtVXvv
corner Boardmsn . Gray Piano. S775.
For sale uDsn ss'y terms; a r1s ses sa.s.ooms sf
Sole Agents Of steinvsy SoaS Planes. Ana
Mason Hamlias Cabinet Organs. tei4-n
Sn PER OEHr. sAyED By qsins o. B. JIW.
OU ILL pure unadulterated
Premium New York City SOAP,
fIs@io@ fPrs@iaR tHssshE fHassf sedffip esdoffip, .-s
And No 1 BROWN SOAP,
=, Tor sale cheap for cash. Orders through the
fO'' Once viii be promptly attsadsSe JILL 70
Soap and Candle Manafacturer, No. 500 and
Sv2 ct. north, bet. 4th and sth. ia n-6n
0dI NATIONAL LAUNDRY, OH
fenra. sv., between 18th and l3th %. .Sf1
\. All YORK done By hand Goods called for and de-
In ~ :. me shortest notice French nIt.s done
JAE1s GUILD, peel~ 7. Ns. ssd Sseest AesI
lrsnss.. Old 1prnislrs BsDairsd, 1HsD-
De esnsi sna vsrnisAsd. l1th and sea1 1nsas
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From Rev. d. MerriRe Pastor of the Passyunk pa,
tist Church, PHILADELPHIA '
M
From A. NJ. Spsngler, Editor OF he C,uItprst No
North Sixth Street, ' -'O'

From A. NJ. SpRngler, Editor OF he Culturjst No q
North Sixth Street, '-
PHILADELPHIA, July I5 1885
Some eighteen months since, was a severe sufferay
food without suffering great distress but had beaon1a
so debiitated as TO be almost untitled active bns
ness of any kind 'f
Aiter trying variety OF so-caIled remedies oil n,
which proved worthless was Induced al ths s s, "
RestiOn of medical iEend, to give HOohand's gar.
man Bitters trial. n accordingly purchased a.
bottles, which were taken In accordance with yonI
uiT me result was complete removal of all d,s,o
mo symptOms alter eating or drinking and a f,u
esnraIon of strength, that now eat All ordinar
~ AN the active duties OF large and arduons busi
uass as we'll as AT any period OF my life. Lhe GOOD
effects of the Biiers were manifested before had
nave also used it in my family with the bann,o.
resnIts and take great pleasure In adding INV test,
Ioonv 10 that Of the many others who have hsan
bbottIe I'm the spring and fall They not only creaGa
vvSeorons appetite but give healthy tone 10 tbs
stemach by strengthening ITS digestive powers '"e
above testimony Will be the means
1v Who suffer from Dyspepsia give your Ritters
ssI Cwhen IL, feel confident, will give them reIief
IL Ia at your service
Yours truly a. M SPANGLER
pov T g. Herman, Ofthe Ger 10 an Reformed Cyburoh
unt2iown BeTks county, Pa, cured of Dysnensia
of twenty years standing
No. 7 rJewton Brown d. D.. Editor of the Encvo,o
h1saia of Religious knowledge and Christian CjhSoni
cie Philadelphia
Rev. Thomas Winter. D. D., Pastor OF Roxboroueh
nAP1 av,, a, Beck Pastor Of the Baptist Srhr.oA
hsn, NJ j.. formerly OF the North Rantist
CCSnrch philadelphia at present Pastor OF the ka1s
list Church, Chester Pa;
,,,air fSayorabie opinion OF this Bitters ma
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FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.

The constitutional Con iOn-GaIe Off
Nantucket-MOVemen of Mrs. Davis
Salutes for Tennessee and Kentucky.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EvRNING TELEGRAPH.
BALTIMORE, August THE State Constitu-
tional Convention has agreed to adjourn sine
die on the 18th inst.
Vessels arrived here from Boston report a
heavy gale off Nantucket, which lasted twenty
four hours. Some evidences of marine disas-
ters were seen by captains.
Mrs JEFF. Davis and daughter arrived here
yesterday from Mississippi. They stopped at
Barnum's, and will leave to-day for Canada to
Join the traitor
Secretary Stanton's Independent course re-
naming in the Cabinet for the good Of the
country, gives much satisfaction to all Republi-
cans here.
A salute of one hundred guns was fired here
asst night by the Republicans, in honor of the
Tennessee victory. The Democrats are pre-
pairing to give Kentucky a salute
BrIgadier. General Richard n. Bowerman, ,
who served in the Union army during the war,
commanding a Maryland regiment, was last
night elected Major-General of the First Divt-
sion of the Maryland ilmit1a.
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VIOLENT ASSAULT BY MAN UPON HIS WIFE.
Last night about half-past IL o'clock, man
named Evan Bealor went into house on Queen
street, below Sixth, where his wife was then
staying, and commenced an assault upon her,
as 1t is alleged, in the presence of some ladies'
AT her attempted defense 1t Is said he grew
more furious, and drew pocket knife, with
succeeded In inflicting a halfdozen or more
gashes upon her person, some of which are
thought serious. She was stabbed twice in the
breast, once in the side q wound extends over
one of the eyes, a long cut was inflicted dlago-
nally across her face, clipping or piece of the
nose, and in defending herself one OF her fingers
was Injured. She is now under the care of a
physician. Bealor, after committing this das-
tardly act, started on a run from the house, but
he was soon overhauled and taken in custody
He was held to await he result of his wife's in
Juries, and TO answer the charge of assault with
intent TO kill, by Alderman Tittermary, Rumor
has 1t that difficulties divided the two, and the
lady went to reside with her sister at the house
where this assault occurred.
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A MISERABLE LIFE is LED BY THE DYsPEP-
TIC for his complaint not only prostrates the
body, but produces gloomy state of mind and
an irritable disposition. While many articles
are recommended as curatives Of this disease,
none have met with the success which has at
tended the use of DIR. JAYNE's ALTERATIvE, in
connection with JAYHE's SANATIvE PILLS.
The Alternative purifes the blood, gives strength
to the digestive organs and imparts healthy
tone to the system the Sanative Pills change
the vltiated secretions OF the stomach and liver,
and stimulate these organs to healthy action. By
the combined action Of these remedies, many
radical cures have been effected, and they are
therefore confidently offered to the afflicted.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-07

HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT OF BUoHU.-
there the least chance for an argument when
we assert that OF all Proprietary Medicines, the
one named above is decidedly the best and
most popular For diseases of the kidneys and
kindred organs Helmbold's Buchu stands
second to none. Even druggists in our own
admit Its superiority, while IL is known that
well as Eastern cities are freely recommending
II. DIR. Helmbold freely advertises its ingre-
dents, and those using it can be satisfied that
they are taking nothing that will injure them.
The advertisement can be found in another
column, while the medicine is on sale at all
our drug stor res-Detroh Free Press,