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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-26

DfsCuSTINUED.-Th Pacific Union TX
press Compaay have closed their e''ice IN " f0r''
land, Oregon Cause not stated. IL
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-26

- ApxIRsL BUCHANAN, latBi iCvsstsdrrafs' ha'
been appointed President osaths Marsiai''
College Of Agriculture. i. i-a7Qsssg VII bfG
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-26

" sax FRascIsco. CAL.
1IECHAylcAL AND SURGEON gxr-
II DENTIST Dentistry. In all -
branches, from single tooth tn . full IHYYYYH
set rron Gold or Eulcaniia DaJa
Cleaning. aIling ind extracting done In inc mes.
.1ensihc manner Charges moderate. oticn hei'
scr 10 ChIpmaa's Drug S.oEe. Idaho City. .
as does no work on creai;. ic27.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-26

.DRoWNED.--James Rough fell orer6oarl Is
Coilinse wood station, Columbia riscr. August
18th, ard was drowned. s.s..,,
|ss4TsEEosapHr ausws by yes.araas' . .staSs'
ani,apoE tanta aaEs.. i ,a.s.Ilh asAssss eAf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-26

q ,J,ypar DsAcx predicts Pennsylvania :"
give seymour and Blair at least so'o0O '0'
rori.y. = ) r...'.,q . n, Ell h'Tt4a1
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-26

YATKs. Radical. haa dstiased nls
s4rs that Illinois win give sasnoufsand Blair
20, 600 msjGrity. boa r.'a!'rass IL 1'ass'l saAa
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-26

II. ZIPF. NJ. ID,
T>HYsICrAS. SURGEON AND ACCoUCHEUR--
1 0fhce on head II Wall street. Inlsu
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-26

JAS. HEALY, NJ. d.,
VNaFslCIAS AND SURGEON. OFFICE on EAST
1 side Of Montgomery street. three doors ABOVE
Vii, Idaho City. nlu.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-26

4 TToRyFY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW. OF
\ hcs on Wall street. opposite and below J. W.
AtSi Co. g Store, Idaho Gity. |. T. nlG-
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aARKETs

LONDON, June 2s-Noon.-Consols 94s99Il.
Bonds 7SS
FRANkFoRT, June 2s.-Bonds az.
LIvfRPUOL, June 29-NoOn.-COttou market
quiet AID steady. Sales estimated az 1000 bales
Prices unchanged. Breadst1ds quiet. Sugar
25s. cd.
LONDON. June 9-EveniuR.-Money closed firm.
Consols 9ii, Bouds 7sl@73s.
FRANKFOkT, June 29.-Blnds 775 G177i.
LIyERPOoL, June 29-EveuinR.-B Bacon drmer-
4ss. Cd. Pork haI-7ss. Beef and lard IN.
changed. Sugar steady-25s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, JuOe 20 EveDing.-Cotton closed
steady. Uplands lll@ll5d, Orleans lll@llSd.
Sales to-day 10000 bales. Bre adstufs dull.
NEw YORK, June % AfteTnoon.-COtton mar
ket quiet and steady; sales t. day 500 bales; mid
dings 3l3c. Flour dull; 5Gl0c. lower; ate su-
per6ne So 75@7 25; southern grades declining;
common 10 fair extra $99l0 so. Wheat dull aud
slightly fsVOring buyers; new white Georgia
81 20. Corn dropping; Western mixed 81 Ola
| 0S; white 81 08 Pork $27 S7@. Lard heavy;
kettle rendered l1@l74c. Groceries quiet Tur-
pentine unchanged. Rosin 81 10 to s.. Freights
frmer on grain; on cotton unchanged. Govern
ments closed nominal 5-20s OF 1852, with clu
poDs, ll3I. Gold stronger at l40i. Southern
bords weaker, and declined under continued
pressure To sell.
Nav YoEK. June 29-Evenng.-Money more
sctiye supply still large, and the demand freely
met at 3G5. Stocks closed more settled with
slight improvement. Governments closed nOmi-
nal; 6vetwentIes Of 1862, with coupons, ll34; Of
1864, ll05; of 1865. lllg do. January anI July.
IA; Cf 1867, ll4i OF 1865, ll0l tenforties.
l07l seven thirties, l095.
LouIsyILLE. June 29.-Tobscco irmer. Sales
Is hbds. Lugs 7aG7l, medium leaf lOGl4 so,
Trmbe county cuttings ls3. Wheat unsettled
81 75@2. New aud old Flour dull. Snperdle,
81; No. !, $ll. Corn 90693c. Oats, 20 9sJc.
Mes Pork, s2s. Lard. l7Ic. Bacon shoulders.
ls@l3Ic. Clear rib sides, l6lc, clear sides. l7@
l74c. r IN
ST.. LOUIS, June 90 FlOur-no market. Wheat
dull and dropping. Corn dull, s0@s5c. Provisions
weak.
NOZZLE, June 29.-Cotton closed quiet; mid.
dlings 2sc. sales 80 bales. Receipts 80 bales.
CHARLESTON. June 29-COtton quiet but un.
changed. Sales IL bales; middlings SOC. Receipts
bales.
SAVANNAH, June 29.-Cot.on steady; middlings
held at 30iG3lc. No sales. Receipts 236 bales.
'CMCINNATI, June 29.-Fleur dull and nominal:
family 50 50G9 70. Wheat $202 10. Corn s30
s9c. Oats 75c. Whisky in bond 3S@35. Pork
$27 20. Bulk meats-shOulders l3lc. Bacon
shoulders l2ic., clear rib sides Ice. clear sides
l6sc. Hams lS02l4c. Lard Ice. Coffee 2202lto.
Butter 4Q2Sc. Eggs lSc.
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Apoplexy 1, bronchitis 2. Brigh,'s disease /. dis
ease oi the bowels |, catarrh l, cholert morbu,
z, eonfumpiion 9, commissions G, Group l. debility
l, diarrhea 3. cropsy A. drowned 2. dysentery 4.
entero- COLTS l. feyers TO- gastro enteritls g. dis
este of tue heart 2, hydrop6obia l, hernia i. il.
fismmation of The heart l. ibtemperance l. lock
jaw l, marasmus 4, meningitis g. pnsumOnia
premature birIh | stilloorn s. suicide 1, teeIhng
2 unknown 2, wounds totals IS.
A MILITARY ExrkDIrIos AND ITS REsuLrs.--
On II uTsday last, a communication reached
General Buchanan from th hs, ,ordn ance sergeant in
charge OF FoIt Livingston, on Grand Terre Is aud
at the mouth Of Barataria Bay stating that a
party OF men, seventy or eigh,y in number, had
landed and taken up their quarters upon the
island, for some, to him unknown, purpose and
requesting protection from headquarters for the
properly under his charge. On the folow wing
day, Friday, the general addressed a cOmmunica-
lion to District Attorney rnrrey. stating that, at
P. N. on that day he should dispatch the steamer
Ella Morse, with company of soldiers. to arrest
body OF men at the locality in question. At
Mr.. lorrey's request Special Deputy Marshal A.
~ Freeman was sent with the party By General
Heron. AID at the appointed hour a company of
ne LIST regulars. under cCmmaud OF Brevet Major
klDzie Bates departed upon the,e Expedition. -
After q rather bois,erous trip from the Passes to
BaTataria the Ella Morse reached her destination,
AID on the 9th, Saturday,, returned as far as
Fort Livingston with tf'y prisoners abosrd. AT
ihe fort, tweDty-nDe more were taken on board
and yesterday morning the expedition returned
and the prisoners were mar he'd to the military
prison, where they are at present confined. They
sre apparently. most OF them. Nexicans, and are
i, is ssid. under the conifOl OF two gentlemen,
Mr. Hernandez and Mr. h. Cenas. There were
no firearms discovered in possession of the party,
with the exception Of one revolver. lngger
loaded with provisions for ten days voyage was,
however, captured by beexpedltion. ..,
The men arrested claim TO have been acting as
peaceable citizens, and to have gone hther TO re-
build sugar house upon Deighborng planta.
ton. We learn that the Mexican consul is en-
paged IN preparing evidence In the case, and that
the prisoners wall at once be admitted to hear.
lug. r ...
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FROM JAPAN.

The Tycoon Surrenders YOkahoma-Bri'.
ish Miaister Presents his CredenttaIs-
Trouble not Over-The High Priest and
the MtkadO-The Ming of the Sandwich
Isiands and the United states.
SAN FRANCIscO, June 29.-The steamer China
has arrived, bring later dates from Japan.
The tycoon had surrendered YokahOma to the
mikado, with his private territory and navy, and
as a token of humility left on foot for Mito.
The British minister presented his credentials
to the mikadO.
The trouble seems not to be over, for the navy,
after The surrender, deserted the mikado.
The high priest warns the mikado that he is in
teriering too much with temporal affairs, and ua-
less he restrains himself the priesthood will call
upon him TO abdicate.
Fighting continues within few miles of Yoka-
hOna.
The King Of the Sandwich Islands threatens to
raise the Britsh dag if the United States disturbs
his domBiOns.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-30
POLITICAL.

Banks ia speechifying for Grant,
The new Southern governors are all or nearly
all Northern men.
Brick POmeroy reads the Chicago Times out of
the party.
The Maine delegation to the New York conVen-
tion contains majority in favor Of Pendletou.
Robert H. Glass; editor of the Lynchburg Re-
publican, has been nominated for Congress By the
conservatives.
Judge Jere Black, of Pennsylvania, is credited
with being the father of the Chase presidential
movement.
Advices from Arizona render probable the cleo
tion of Mccormick tUnion) as delegate to Con.
gress.
The Newark Courier thinks that ex Congress.
man Nehemiah Perry is sure to get the Demo-
cratic nomination for governor Of New Jersey.
Gen. A. Garfield, congressman elect from the
eighth, Ohio, district, was nominated again by Rc-
clsmstion, from the same district on the 24th.
Gen Joseph A. Cooper, who was some time
since announced as a candidate for congressman
at large from Tennessee, has formally Withdrawn
from the contest.
The four leading Massachusetts, Republican
papers out of Boston have suggested the name of
Judge Hoar for governor. He is grandson OF
Roger Sherman.
The Chicago Tribune makes the following re-
mark: " There is no doubt that the New York
Tribune would much rather see Chase than Grant
succeed to tie Presidency"
Ihad Stevens has fully completed his new ar
ticles of impeachment, and it is anticipated that
he will endeavor to present them 70 the House on
MOndey.
rumor going the rounds states that Vallan-
digham will soon start a daily newspaper ia Gin
smBaii, as the exponent Of pure Democratic SEN
timent as be understands it, 1t is to be called the
Herald.
The New York Independent saws Those who
have been watching the Chase movement IN the
Democratic party, in the fond expectation that
it would usher in a political millennium, are doomed
to a sad DISAPPOINTMENT
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-30
FROM CHARLESTON.
Me.spg. OF Governor scott, Elect.


CHARLESTON, June 29.-The Daily News pub
lishes an abstract of the message of Gen. Scott,
governor elect, which is 20 be presented at the
meeting OF the legislature on Monday next. Gen.
Scott urges that immediate provision be made for
extingnishing the State debt, so that at a future
time loans may be effected at lower rates. He ad-
Vises Tlgid economy and equitable taxation to in
sure regular payments Of accrued and coming due
interest. de says no obligations of the State
should be eyaded. In regard to education, he re-
cOmmends the establishment of a thorough sys-
TEN of public schools and that Congress be me
morialZed for aid as the State Il too poor to pay
for them by taxation He advises that crops be al.
versifed, and urges the passage of laws encour-
aging immigration. He advises the legislature 20
relieve every citizen Of all political disabilities
In regard 70 militia, he advises a thorough reor.
ganizstion. and that no oath be required but to
support the present Constitution Of the State.
BE strongly recommends the encourage.
mtnt Of railroad enterprises, and advises
measures for securing the immediate completion
OF the Blue Ridge railroad. He advised modif-
cation OF penItentiary, Jail AID judicial systems.
and says be hopes the freedmen's bureau will be
terminated in the State by October. He regrets
the recent disturbance in Camden and Barnwell
Districts, and expresses his determination 10 en-
force the law against all disturbers Of the peace
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-30
NUMBER 27s

aquorum-we sball now proceed TO give the roll
as IL was called
Orleans Psr,rh-M A. Foute. R. N. Ogden. G.
H. Branghn, E. L. Jewell, A. B. Bacon, A. Sam
boa did not qualify. I. V. Coupiaud, ]. J. Mo
Alesrs and Plaqusmines G. Packard, quail
fed.
Jefferson. st. Charles ard ST. John-Mortimer
F. Smith, S. NJ. Tod6. qualified.
Ascension and st. James-Joseph Wittgenstein,
qualified r-.,s - f- --r-- .r r.-r
Assumption, Lafourcbe ard Terre bonner.
Poindexter p o'Eisra. qualified. 81.
vsrmiilion. and ST. Mary--0r. C. B. Darran,
qnahfied.
CaIcasieu. Lafayette and st. Landry-r. G. An
-derson. W. Ofut, did not quality J nly
iiV'Dgstop, ST. Helena, Washington and Sc.
Iammany-W. L. Thompson, did not qualify.
PciUte Coupee East and West Feficia-a-F L..
Jewell, did not qualify. Carlos Wilcox, quali-
fed. .a- - r -
East Baton Rouge-R. Fl. Day. did not qualify.
West Baton Rouge, lbervIlie and St. Msrtn-
LrreDzo b. jerks. Alex. X. Francois. qualified.
Concordia and yees-John ! Harris, quail
fed. i 'H
Tensas and FrankIin--Albert R. Whitney, quail
fed. ..-...a a- r.- ..t.r.t.,f .- -,,...,
Carroll, Madison and Morehouse-Curtis Pol
lard, Col John Lynch. qaslied. moo
OOaehiia and Cadweil--J0hn Ray, qualified.
Z Jackson and Union-R. w. Futch, did not
qnaffy.
b Bosicr Bienville and CIaiborue-w. 3. Biack.
IN
Caddo-Reuben White, did not qualify.
DeSoto. Natchit0ehes and Ssbine-J. r. Viii
lisms. ]. B. Lewis, qualified 1r iG tr-r
Rapides-George Y. Kelso, qnslihed.
Caiahoula and Winn-J. d. Beares. qualified.
As the names were called the Democratic mem
bers either were silent when their names were
called, or rose 10 protest against the oath re-
quired. One OF the radical senators was absent
whose name We could not hear. Mr. Bears male
the nineteenth, and after he made his appearance
properly qualified, the president announced a
quorum. called the BODY TO order, and asked for
the business to proceed. A committee of five
composed Of Smith, Kelso, 0'Hars, Poindexter
and Packard, was appointed on elections and re-
turns. 4 lfm Wt
The Democratic members retained their seats.
after the ruling of the presideat excluding them
from partcipationin the proceediugs-they pro
claimed his ruling unjust, oppressive aud tyranni.
cal, and manfuy kept their seats. trusting, no
doubt, the commanding general would see the
matter in a different light. Adjourned till meri-
dian to-day.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW YORK, June 2s.-Tbe steamer Chauucy
has arrived from Aspin wall with $500 900 IN specie
sehuzenfest opened with grand procession.
The route was decorated with hags aud ever
greens. The mayor and q congressional deiega-
tion reviewed the procession while passing Union
square.
NEw YORK, June 29-Pfizs shooting com
meDced this afternoon and continues. 10 morrow.
shooting Organizations present IRON ali parts of
the country.
WASHINGTON. June 29.-The trial OF John II
Surratt has been postponed to a special term OF
court, fixed for SEPTEMBER 2l. Bail continued.
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FROM JACKSON.
Th. a1l..,..lppI El.etlen.

JACKSON, June 2s.-The seventh days election
closed here with radical majority Of Gle in this
county, where there is registered colored ma
jority Of l70O. The election throughout the State
will not close for several days. Full returns have
been received but from few counties. Some Of
the radical slrongholds have been heard from,
leaving the majority for the Democrats as far as
heard from, 12,7s5. The radical newspaper at
this place says that in all the counties where the
Democrats have received majoriues, the election
must be declared illegal aud vsid, although there
is rot a single outrage known TO the public.
The Cficial organ Of the radical party in this
State has suspended publication.
The polls at Vicksburg were kept open till 10
o'clock on Saturday night by order Of Gen. Me-
Dowen, against the earnest protest Of the cit-
zeus.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass. June 29-ll AN-Barometer
1850; weather calm. Arrived; Steamship Cuba.
Dukehart, master from Bs tmore, with mercaan.
dise snd passengers to Witherspoon, Il H4lsey 4
Co. No departures.
SOUTHWEST Pass. June 29-6 P M-Barometsr
1850; wind southeast, light. No arrivals. No
departures.
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OF the State, without respec { Of persons; Al the
same time be expresses bis belief that 10 organ.
zstion exists 10 the State of South Osrons for
the purpose Of resisting or obstructng the laws
OF the state. He states that every man anal be
fully protected in person and property and in he
free exercise OF ell bis rights as a citizen, faf
as they depend on the executive of the state. L.
conclusion. he expresses the hope that IN era OF
good feeling has been inaugurated, and that the
martial valor OF South Carolina, 81 justly re
novned, will hereafter be displayed in supp Jrting
the flag of our common country.
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FROM MOBILE.

Suieide-PrOelsmatIOn CosveRipg the Ala
bama Legislature.
NOZZLE, June 29.-John Ledebar, manager OF
the Gsieties Music Hall, committed suicide this
morning by taking strychnine. disappointment in
business is assigned as the cause.
W. II. Smith, governor elect. has issued his pro.
clamation cOnyening the legislature at Mont
gOmery on Monday, July 18th.
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RIvER NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, June 29.-River falling slowly,
with four feet seven inches in the canal Dy the
mark. Weather cloudy and very warm.
ST. LOUIS, June 29.-kiyer rising steadily.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-30

Umpire. Gilthorp, Of Crusader Base Bal
Club.
ScOrers-P. Mulcare for Atlantic, and T. d..
Wiilisms for Excelsior.
The second mines of the Lone Star and Hope
Base Ball Climbs played match game at The Fair
Grounds on the same day. The following is
copy OF their score:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-30

Passengers per steamship Cuba, from Bald-
more:
Misses Nicholson, Mrs. Fribourg and daughter.
Misses p L. and NJ. L. Frbourg, Mrs. selby and
child, Miss and Master Siberia, Mr., N. May,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-30

BASE BALL.-The Atlantics Of Algiers, and the
Excelsiors, Of his city, played the first match
game Of a series on Sunday in Algiers, with the
fOlloWnO result.
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Bladder, Kidneys Gravel, DrOpsy, Organic
Weakness, Female Complaints,
General Debility.

treatment Is submitted to- Consumption Insanity
may Our Fesh and Blood supported from these
yourcoa, and the
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-30

We publish in another colunn card OF tho
awarding committee on musical Instruments Of the
late State Fair, which VIII speak for itself.
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HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,

and that Of PosrERTTY depends upon prompt use Of re-
liable remedy.
Tee Proprietor trusts that his Remedies because advertised
classed PaeA Mediterranean Of which are
by Doctors, Who in many instances
ignorant read ply siesn simplest presc ston much
less competent prepare PhAnAceuteAl Preparations
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-30

Not few Of the disorders that sict MANKIND ass
,on corruption 4 the blood. HELNBOLD's EXTRACT
.ARsAPARILLA Is A REMEDY Ofshe utmost value.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-30

YoUNa LADIES, BEwARzi Ofths injurious effects of
raes Powders Aod Washes All such remedies close the
Ors, Of the skim and in time destroy tn, complexion
You would have fesh healthy abd youthful appearance
ysE HELMBoLD's EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-30

HELMBoLD's EXTRACT sARsAPARIBLA elsansss
the blood nss the ygor Of health into ths
ystsm and purges cut the humcfs that make DISEASE
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-30
IL COMPLEXION
HELMBOLD's
Concentrated Extract SarsapariIla.
REMOVES BLACK SPOTS, PnHPLEs. MOTH
PATCHES AND ALL ERUPrIoNS t
OF THE SKIN.

In the Spring Months the system naturally undsrgoes
.hsDgs ssd HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
fXFsACT OF sARsAPARILLAi is assistant of the
rsatest value
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-30

MY LABORATORY FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF
FLUID EXTRACTS has been visited by thousands OF ply
eciAns druggists nom all parts of the United States and
preparation received e0nneoda
tion.
HslmbOlds Highly Concentrated Fluid Extracts are pleas
in and odOr. and immediate In thei action
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-30
MY PREPARATION

Are prepared in from the vegetable substanstancss
lAmed and the most active thEt be msde pec0e-
exceedingly troublesome and necessary pre-
them every day, and the stn objection
be they weaker than this deeocOns; for uids
rated with sugars susceptible Of holding in solution much
extracve matter than water alone and the syrups
otherwise Objectionable for the patient is frequently
ated and the stomach sure,ed BY the large proportion
taken with each dose which Of whatever
cept 20 keep the deeOction iron spoiling
Here the advaI tages and superiority the Fluid Extracts
are strihingy manifest
The hnest test Of their superiority will be comoarsou
with the perss set forth in the United States Dispsn-
SAtory.
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III. t. RELaIBoLD.

Druggist Of eighteen years experience and manufacturer
Of Helmbolds Genuine Preparations.
Principal pepOts-HembOld's Drug and Chemlcsl Ware
houss. No 6si Broadway, New York, Metropolitan
BOl; and HelmbOds Medical Depot No. lOl South Tenth
street. Philadelphia
Sold by Druggists Everywhere,
Price 81 IS per bottle. siK for So g.
None unless done n seesnersved wrapper
with fac smile OF my chemical warehouse and signed
II. 7. HELMB0LD.
The proprietor compelled to adopt this wrapper be-
Of the growing popularity Of his articles 70 prevent
spurious and dangerous eounterfeitipg.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-30

QUANTITY vs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EXTRACT
ARsIPARILLA. The dose is small. Those who desire a
Orrs quantity and large doses Of medicine EKR
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-30

rAOss who desire BRILLIANoY OF COMPLEXION
sust purify and enrich the blood, which HtLHBOLD's
EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA
INVARIABLY DOES. ASK for HslmbOla's. TAKE NO
brHER.