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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-04
Garlbaldl,

Who haa bcca arrested. has written ssir-
ring letter to his followers, showing no
sign Of giving up his object. lilo incises
the italian Liberals, by earnest appeals, to
push forward TO the accomplishment ofthc
liberation Of Rome.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-04
Orders 10 Returning Rebel soldiers.

Gems. Candy, Ord and Schofeld have
already issued orders requiring returning
rebel soldiers to take the pardon oath.
Gems. Pope aud Mower will soon do tie
same. Con. Grant suggested this course.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-04
j. WHITING MORGAN M. D.
WILL undertake the treatment and radiea
w cure Of
CANCERS AND CANCER SORES

",tbeeh l"'us
Rooms at Central Hotel, Cinci matt Ohio, where
he may be oonsnltcd on Thursdays aud Fridays
OF each week. Reference furnished and cures Of
fected where patients are durable. VIII be In
Rockville Oct. 30th, 1867, Sep 20 iw@
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-04
What Andy will Do.

President johnson has declared TO q
friend that he shall make stand in cp-
position to Congress- IL II attempts to sus.
pend him during the progress of the i'm
parchment trial.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-04
The Nashville Election

Passed off quietly. The Alden Radical
ticket was elected by 1900 majority. The
city authorities will not recognize the le-
gality Of the election If they can help do
Jog il.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-04
The Maryland Militia Secure Field Bat
teries.

Governor Swami has purchased three
field batteries for his Maryland militia,
and given them to companies commanded
by ex.rebcil.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-04
MAMMOTH WASHING MACHIHE.
Tho Ladies' Friend.

TrHE Undersigned has purchased the hight TO
Il soli and manufacture In Frankiia County the
above valuable Washing Machine, with Patent
wfinger attached. Citizens Of the county would
do we'll 10 call and examine this mnchine before
purchasing elsewhere. II speaks for iuelf.
WILLIAM LYNN,
augIs-2m blooming Grove.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-04
Louisiana Election.

Returns from the Louisiana election are
very meager, but they indicate that the
necessary vote for Convention has been
obtained in the State.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-04
Naval oflosr Court ar:IaIed.

Secretary Wells has ordered naval
officer to be court.martaled for saying
that the President ought to be impeaeh.
ed s
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-04
q. j. Walker to be Secretary Of The

The Presiaeut- has made formal offer
ofths .ssereisryship Of the Treasury to
Robert J. Walker. he to take the Office
after the elections next week.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-04
Notice or Administration.

NOTICE Is hereby given that A'sxspdsr Dsvi-
~ son has this day been appointed Administrs-
tor &c the Estate 81 John Afford late Of Franklin
County, Indiana, deceased.
ALEXANDER DAWSON.
Oct lsc7-3w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-04
A Misstatement.

The statement that 1t requires MAORI.
~ Of all tho registered voters to secure u
Convention In the Southern States Is a
misstatement.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


NOTICE l. hereby given that he undersigned
~ adminietrateE ths Estate Of Thomas shank
deeoased, viii,
On Saturday. October och, 1867,
sell public auction, AT the iate residences Of said
deoedent, four miles south East Of the town o.
nrookvllle, Franklin County, Indiana, the Per
sonai Property Of said Estate not taken by the
widow, as follows; 2 Horses, s Colts, 2 Miloh
Cows, feaFng Calf, two horse Wagon, IA
head Of Hogs, Farming implements, Corn, Oats
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and many
other articles too tedious to enumerate.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
TERMS 0F SALE.--All suns Of three dollars
and under, cnrhi on all sans over three dollars, a
credit Of Twelve months viii be given, the pur.
chaser To execute note with approved surety
waving valuation and app asement laws, with
intefe.t from day Of sale
WILLIAM SHANK,
JOHN II. COOLEY,
oct 3w Administrators.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-16
Meeting Of Railrsad Managers

NEW YORK, October 15.-Tae- E2Sp, 90
says that a. very large meeting - 81
road Managers was held p dow ~
which nearly all the pGiPS5- =, Wy, Was;or %,
Roads -ga Great Trunk , fai 49, ren =
resented. A long Dis" oss .ine' ON me various
she Eastern i{;S The feeling between en-
nf the mos Western roads was not
H.os fnsnS1 harmonious character. II
r S re" .Lallv agreed to advance the
IT, ss freight, but the time for 1t was
Tr 1t, although the first Of November
As generally cOncurredin. The Trunk
lines demanded pro-rata of passenger
fares, bat the Western roads did not
agree to do shis, although their repre-
sentatives were willing to yield the
point in regard to freights. We under
stand that the Presidents of the Enc
New York Central and Pennsylvani;
Central roads have determined tn keel
their pro-rata share ont of the money
collected.
The amount of 3 pei cent. ceitihcate
issued in exchange for coupon note
was 81 $50, 900, and the amount REDEEMED
SD 800; the amount Of 3 per cent. certl
ficates issued thus far S5,5O0,OOo. Con
versions of 100 notes into go bond
commenced in earnest to-day, and owe
one million dollars changed bands a
the Sph-TreaSury.
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New sYerk I,en,.

NEW YORK, October 15.-The follow
ing dispatch was received to-day from
New Orleans by w. P. Converse
& Co., and is signed by j. +. Caldwell
Secretary of the Howard Association
The epidemic is declining. Please no.
tify all persons making collections to
stop, as We have enough funds to carry
us through.
The Jerome Park races commenced
this evening, with very large attend
ance. The hurdle race, for all ages, IL
miles, over six hurdles, was won by
.Iulus: tycoon, Leatherlungs, Zaray,
Red Bird and Negreta also run; the lat
ter fell, and threw the rider heavily;
time 1851; the Handicap, for all ages,
II miles, was won by Enchantress; To-
cal second, Luther, Turbine, Climax,
Earring and Captain Moore
but wasfuled out ON charge Of foul
riding. Time 1:12f. The third race,
premium $500, mile heats, was CLOSELY
contested BY Redwing and Clement,
each winning heat. General Mcmahon
won TIVE heats and the race; time l:46a;
last heat, 1881. In the fourth race for
Sweepstakes, two year ODDS, Roadster
beat Northumberland; time, Isl.
~ There is rumor current this evening
that one of the employees of bank IN
the Bowcry had abseonded with $780,
900, but upon inquiry being made at the
institution in question, no one knew
ANYTHING about the report.
Judge Sutherland of the Supreme
Court to-day ordered peremptory
mandamus at the instance of the stock
holder in the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, requiring them to exhibit
to them such books as they had showing
the present stockholders. Registration
for State election commenced to-day,
but is not yet heavy.
A public meeting in favor of AL I'M
conditional cheap freight railroad will
be held at the Cooper Institute on
Thursday evening. Among the speak
ers are Governor Fletcher, of Missouri,
Ex-Governor Andrews, of Massachusetts,
and Josiah Quincy, OF Boston.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-16
Preaideut johnson and tho War
Portfolio,

NEW YORK, October i5.--A special to
the Post, from Washington, says the
following is statement of the Presi-
dests views in relations to the case u
Mr.. Stanton, and its publication here
this morning was authorized by HIM
Whoever shall take the. place will re-
cieve an appointment outright as Sec
rotary OF War, vice L. NJ. Stanton, re-
moved, for 1t is the purpose. of Mr.
JOHNSON to make an absolute raGAoval
OF Stanton under the law, - It existed
prior to the passage o., the tenure of
Office bill, which II 10 be held as
Unconstitutional. IN this opinion Mr..
Stanton eoncuIsSd when the bill was
passed and himself prepared part of the
veto message denying the power of
Congress to pass such an act. The re-
moval of Stanton having been accom-
plished in the manner indicated tho
President will simply send his message
TO Senate nominating A. b. to he Secre-
tary Of Var. By this it is expected in
case the nomination is rejected possibly
Mr.. Stanron may be reinatated, but be-
ing out of Office he will be compelled to
seek legal remedy ny mandamus or any
other mode # i Le any other point but
by law.
This viii bring the question of the
tenure of Office act before the Supreme
Court of the United States for adiuSli-
cation, and by its decision the right
of Stanton TO hold Office will be decided
Cnder the old law the Executive had
power to suspend or remove. and the
suspension of Stanton was adopted for
the time being ont of abundant caution
and in order thai the act might also be
within the terms OF the Tenure Of office
bill, but it was in the first instance the
purpose of the President to make an
absolute removal of Stanton sooner or
later.
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AFFLICTED!
SUFFER NO MORE !.

NTHEN BY THE USE OF DR.. JOIN.
w vILLE'S ELIXIR you can c cured per.
manently, and az trihing cost
The astonishing success which has attended
this Invaluable medicine for Physlca aud NeT.
yous Weakness General Debility and PrOstra.
ton, Loss Of Muscular Energy. ImpOtenoy or
any Of the consequences Of youthful iRdiscre.
ton, renders il the most valuable preparation
ever discovered.
1t will remove all nervous affections depres-
sion, excitement, incapacity to study OF bHsi.
ness, loss Of memOry. confusion, thoughts of self
destruction, fears of insanity, &c. n win re-
have destroyed 1t BY sensual excess or evil prac.
tees. '''
Young men, be hnmbugged no more by "QuAck
Doctors and ignorant practitioners, but send
without delay for the Elixir, and be- NJ once re.
stored 10 health aud happiness j perfect cure
IL guaranteed in every Instance. Price o. or
four bottles 70 one address, g. .rr .--l.'.s
One bottle is sufficient to eject cure in al
ordinary cases. 80 'i
Also. DR. JOINvILLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the speedy and permanent cure Vf GUnoTr.
hea, elect Urethral Discharges GrPei Strict
ure, and all attectiOnA Of the Kidneys and Blah'
der. Cures effected in from one To five days
They are prepared from vegetable extracts that
are harmless on the system, and never, nauseate
the stomach or impregnate the breath. Ne
change Of diet il necessary while using them
nor does their action n any manner fnterfere
with business puTBuits. Price 81 per box
Eth or Ofthe above mentioned articles viii be
sent 70 any address closely scaled. and post.
pad By maj. OF express gu IecsiDt Of price. AID
-, BERGER, SHUTS, & 60. Chemists. =.
n1hT2JIy eOd&w '''ili''
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Professor of Pharmacy in the Philadelphia Col
lege Of Pharmacy si.E.-C

"Will the Fluid Extracts 60 out Of use owing
to the high price, or can we have some authori-
five notifications Of the formulas by which we
can make them ut u more REASONABLE cost
IF the latter shall the change be in the quar-
ity of the menstruum or in the manner OF ap,
piying it. So rs to reduce the quantity requisite:
Can there he convocation of the Committee oil
Revision 10 authorize some new Inethou OF inou'
ifcation of the present recipes
With regard to the contemplated dhange IN
the quantity. or IN the menstrllum ltSeu IN the
preparation of Fluid Extracts, would take DC
casion TO say that in medicine the health OF the
patient is the great object TO be gained
The cost of material is something, out wheh
mt i'm the scale with human health, and often
human life it is hardly worthy Of consider ~ 6'S On
at all Buchu Cnelmbolds) VIII continue 10 oe
rnaJe rs formerly. and if il cannot be maintain
ed AT present prices, they will have to he advanc
ed 70 meet the advance in theprice OF material
To such as desire quantity il stead Of quality'
we would say that water is cheap conmodiI!
and NAV be readily added by the person using
the medicine il he desires 10 do so.
II. T. HELNBoLp Druggist and Chemist,
594 Broadway. New York City.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
WOOL.
BOSTON.

Thei Boston wosl market, we learn
from the BhlIetiR,, is, dull, ard prices of
nearly all grades arc weak. Long
staplcd conlbing woods and very select
lots of fine fleece are in small stock, but
other grades Of staple are in excess o.
the present wants Of consumption. and
continue to be pres ented Oh the market
py weak holders and by some holders
VINO are NOT exactly weak, balt only
wanting ~ confidence and anxious TO
Ses "a' .vhOle and save their advance.
Nv .nufacturers are now preparing to
g .ange their machinery, and will soon
be in the market for better grade of
staple. suited to the production of light
spring goods. There oaa be scarcely a
doubt that, in the absence of high
grade foreign wool the entire domestic
clip will be wanted for consumption be-
fore the end of the season; and hence
there would seem to be no good cause
for panic or necessity ct making great
sacrifices. on the part of those holders
who are able to bide their time and
await the demand which is OILY in
allegiance.
Sales of domestic for the week have
been moderate and foot up about 700,.
900 lbs, ut range of 40a5Sc for fleece
and 30a55c for the various grades OF
pulled. Included are 1000 lbs iiue Ohio
fleece at soc; 1000 lbs medium delaint
do. 47c; 10000 lbs extra do, sic; 100000
lbs fine do, Sic; 1000 lbs heavy do, 45c
10 900 lbs extra and double extra do
53c; 1000 lbs double extra do, 579c; Il,
600 lbs coarse Michigan, SOC; 5000 lbs do
, Ace; 1000 lbs medium to fine do, 44!c
5000 lbs fine do, soc: 1000 lbs miXet
Iowa, 40c; 2000 lbs Western uuwashe(
do, 29c; $3.50 lbs do, 25lc; 500 lbs Coars,
do, Sic: 20G0 lbs foe do, Ale; 5000 lb
coarse Wisconsin, Acc; 5000 lbs fine do
43c: 5000 lbs do, 4ic; 10000 lbs medium
do, 42e; 5000 lbs light unwashed do, SOC
$4,000 lbs extra and above Pennsylvania
SIC; 5000 lbs double extra do Sc; 200I
lbs fine do, 5Sc; 1000 lbs fine tub washed
Illinois, 4Sc; 5000 lbs medium do, 42c
5000 lbs medium Indiana, 43c; $500 lbi
fine Wisconsin,, 44c; 100000 lbs fin,
Michigan Istc; 5000 lbs fine Minnesota
4ic; 1000 lbs unwashed Western, SOC
. 1900 lbs do, poe; 1000 lbs secured do 55c
: 14G0 lbs tub-washed do 45c; 1000 lbs ex
ira and double extra Virginia 5Se; l5et
lbs noils 37ic; $4,000 lbs assorted medi
! urn coarse No. 1 delaine 474c; 1900 ID
: shearlings lSc.
In pulled wool, sales of 1900 lbs lambs
at q; 1900 lbs super, Acc; 500 Tbs do
Ale; and small lots of Western an,
Eastern extra at a range of 47a55. II
eombing wool, sales Of 5000 lbs unwash
ed Canada, 43c; and 5000 lbs Ohio, Sc
Canada is in small stock and general,
held at Zoe for good clean lots.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, October 10.
FLOUR-Firm but quiet and prices
unchanged; family II 00al2 25.
WHEAT-Firmer but prices are not
higher.
CORN-Buoyant and was generally
held at ~ at the close.
aOATS-Firm at 90 for No. l.
RYE-Sales at 45al AZ.
BARLEY-Unchanged and firm al
170a1 ~.
COTTON-Firmer; middling lSal 81
TOBACCO-Quie5 and firm; recel pit
light; sales 1l9 hhds at lOfa52, the at
ter for choice selections.
WHISKY-Unchanged.
MESS PORK-Dull and prices MOI al
nal az 81 50a22 90.
LARD-Dull; sales at IL.
PULK MEATS-Shoulders dull at %
BACON-Dull at Ia for shoulders, la
for clear rib and IL! for clear sides; the
weather is too warm for Strengthening,
and parties who had been experlme at
| ing in it abandoned, the meat spelling;
the thermometer was up to 40 to-day,
! like summer. .. --..-- y
R-Unchangel and firm ut Boa
AZ for fresh.
CHEESE-Steady.
SEEDS-Unchanged
GOLD-1 43k buying.
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General sheridan mt Buffalo.

BUFFALO, October l5.-General Sheri-
dan arrived here last evening by the
New York Central Railroad and was re-
ceived at the depot by large concourse
of citizens, Mayor Wells, General Barry
and others. In reply to the address OF
welcome he made a shcrt speech of
thanks. He was also presented by the
Fenian Colonel Hoy with a Fenian ad.
dress of welcome, to which he replied
in q quiet tone and in ordinary phrases
He left for the Falls last night and re.
turns TO this city this forenoon and
leaves at about noon for the west.
Our Buffalo bankers and brokers have
got about S15, 900 of the bogus 7-3Vs SO
far
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, October Is.


COTTON-Firmer, closing quiet; sales
1900 bales at 49, for uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts II, 1863 barrels; mar
ket 10a15c better, the advance chiefly
on shipping grades; sales 1S,400 barrels
at 9 35a10 90 for superfine State and
western; 10 60a14 10 for extra western;
10 9Oal4 25: for round hoop, Ohio, and
IL O0a16 so for st. Louis, closing quiet.
California firmer; sales $500 sacks al
ii 75al3 IS. Sales $50 barrels Rye Hour
at 25a9 35.
WHISKY-Steady.
WHEAT-Receipts 15O,65 bushels;
market opened 2a3c better, Dut WIN
further advance in freights the improve.
ment-w was lost; sales 234,OO0 Dpsneis az
9 26a2 90 for No. 3 springs z 5la2 81 ior
No. 2 do: 2 36a2 40 for No. do; 20 lot
amber State; 2 80 for amber Michigan;
white for export at private terms
RYE-Quiet; sales 5000 bushels state
TO arrive at IS.
RARLEY-Heavy and lower; sales OF
L. 600 bushels at s. for western and
| 81 for Canada West.
.BARLEY-Dull OK yT - Y
! !MALTADuil; sales of y 900 bushels
OF poor at l IS for Canada. =
PEAS-Firpef; sales Of 1000 bushels
in bond.
CORN-Receipts 67,733 bushels and
opexed at better, but closed firm at
l 42al "A for mixed western III
store and afioat; market closing at As
afoat and As for No. Illinois river. ,
OATS-Receipts 99,425 bushels anu nj
firmer; sales of 275,0 900 bushels at S2a9'
for western; to arrive Mt "a.
GROCERIES-Dull.
HOPS-Quiet at A0a61 for old and
new.
PETROLEUM-Quiet at 154 for crude
and 355 for refined in bond.
PORK-Heavy and dropping; sales oil
$4,000 bbls at % 25a32 a. for mess, clos
ing at % 81 regular, and 20 0Oa2O 81 for
prime. 49,,
previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Quiets sales OF 60 bbls
| western at 80. ..
BACON-Quiet and steady; sales OF
SO boxes of Stratford cut at 134a133;
2OOO lbs of short ribbed bulk at 13t.
CUT MEATS-Dull; sales of LAG pkgs
at 12a13 for shoulders, and l51al1! FOL
hams.
LARD-Heavy; sales of 900 bbls at
| 13aa14s, the latter extreme.
BUTTER-In good demand; sales at
2Oa4O for State.
enthusiastically at 10.
LATEST p. M.
FLOUR-Closed firm and fairly ac'
tive for medium grades.
WHEAT-Steady; sales at q fol
No. 3: = 80 for No. 9, and 9 3a2 81 fol
No. spring.
RYE-Qniet; sales at l Is for western
CORN-Firmer; sales III. | ~ l-2al "A
for good to prime mixed western.
PORK-Quiet: sales at q 25a22 4O fol-
mess, cash and regular; sales OF sou
bbls mess for. 18th inst. at 2sN LA
y 40. %
BEEF-NonHnal.
BACON-In fair request at steady
prices.
CUT Enthusiastically unchanged.
LARD-Quiet at 14tal4 l-2 for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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Nehanyc.

WHsHINGToN, October 15.-The fol.
lowing was issued this morning from
the Treasury Department: The Depart.
ment is prepared to give 500 bonds Of
1861 in exchange for 7-30 notes, the in
terest to be charged on the bonds and
allowed on the notes up to the time OF
conversion, the notes to bs forwarded
to the Assistant Treasurer at New York
or to the Department here ut the risk
and expense of the holdeEs. The bonds
are to be returned at this risk and eX'
pense of the Department..
[Signedl ii. MCCULLOUGH,
Secretary Treasury.
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8gg Telegraph,
TO THE REGISTER
FROM NEW YORK.

Republican Nomin ntions--Falsc State
ments-Pardoned-T Counterfeit
Z 9-30s, &c, &c, &c.
New YORK, October 16.-The Radical
Republicans of this city, last night
nominated, at their Convention, Joshus
G. Abhe and Major James Haggerty, fol
tbe Offices of Sheriff and County Clerl
respectively. The balance Of the county
ticket was not nominated, the Conven
ton breaking up at midnight amid the
greatest confusion a''
The Washington Republican says tnat
the President pronounces tne sase
ments relative TO General sherman, con
tanned in the Boston Advertisers WASH
ington dispatches, to be faisesin wore
and in all its parts. General sherman
mission was wholly 3poS onr INDIAN
Affairs.
The President has, upon reeommen.
dation of Governor Pierpoint and AT.
torney General Stanbery, pardoned
Samuel Baron, of Virginia, ex-Conimo
dore of the Confederate Navy.
The Herald's Washington special says;
An individual in Washington who is
supposed to be posted in treasury mat
tiers, AYERS that it is his belief that the
spurious 80 bonds were Manufacture
inside of the Treasury building, py
means of duplicate impressions III ieau
of the original plates.
Secretary Mccullough Denied the
truth of the report that the New YORK
Metropolitan Board is. to be abolished.
The Times special says; A leading
Radical member of Congress from Mas
shchnsetts and strong advocate OF I'M
parchment, to-day announced himself
III favor of General Grant for President,
and said he was ready to put the most
entire faith in him. The question OF
Vice President too, is not neglected and
the name of John A. Andrews, of Mas
sachusetts, IS very frequently mention
ed rs most fit man for the second
place.
The Treasury Department is still bus
lily engaged in examining the bonds Gu
hand for the purpose of discovering II
there are any more counterfeitS Oh the
seyen-thirties. The Department to-day
leaned that several banks throughout
the country have been Xictimjzed' by
the hypothecation Of these counterfeit
bonds by uul.npYn parties.
First Assistant Postmaster General
Skinner is lying dangerously ill. He
he's been in the Post Department for
over fifty consecutive years.
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From 81. E.oui..

ST. LOUIS, October l5.-A dispatch
from Fort Larned dated the 18th inst,
announces the arrival there of Indian
Commissioners. They were to push
directly on to Medicine Lodge Greek,
where the grand council is to be held.
Late advices from Montana say that
two companies of mounted militia IN
der Captain Hughes had deserted. 1t is
supposed they intend depredating on
the road between Montana aud Colo
RADIO,
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a Cnsc Of Twenty Years Standing.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, FEBRUARY -, 1863.
II. T. HelmJoh, Druggist:
DEAR SIR: have been a sufferer, for upwards
of twenty years, with gravel, bladder and kid
ney affections. during which time have used
various medicinal preparations aud been under
the treatment of the most eminent physicians,
experiencing but little relief
Having seen your preparations extensively
advertised. | consulted with my family physi
clan in regard to using your Extract Bnchu.
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did this because had used all kinds of ad.
vertised remedies and had found them worth
less. and some quite injurious: in fact, despair.
eel of ever getting well aud determined to"use
no remedies hereafter unless / knew of the in.
tredients 1t was this that prompted me to use
your remedy As you advertised that it was
composed of Juclu cuJebs, and juniper berries, il
occurred To me and my physician as gu excellent
combination, and, with his advice, after an eX'
animation of the article, and consulting again
with the druggist concluded to try IT, l com.
menced its use about eight m.nths ago, at which
time was confined to my room.