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Evening star., 1868-09-24
NATIONAL LABOR CONGRESS.
Cooperation, Female Suffrage and Ma.
tional Labor Party.

THIRD DAY,
The National Labor Congres reassembled in
New fork yesterday morning, President Wha.
sOrmy one.
The following was offered by the committee
on cooperation
Resolved, That we recognise in the idea and
principle OF cooperation, as applied to the va
rlous branches OF industry, 10 whatever shane
IL may be applied, one OF the NEST powerful
agents tor the elevation of labor, and the eo M.
table distribution of wealth among those who
produce 1t; and that we look with pleasu re
upon the Efforts now being made to establish
cooperation in every branch of product We
laJor and thai we believe when the principle
OF cooperation is Universally recognised by
all trades and calIings, and put INTO practical
operation, these unfortunate and unprofitable
contests between capitol and labor called
strikes and lockouts, will disappear from so.
cieiy, and labor will find its true position.
Resolved, That we recommend to each labor
organization, OF whatever name or calling male
or female, the practical adoption and applica-
uon OF the principles of co. operation
De New York Post says: A heated debate
resolutions opposed sstrikes" as the best mesns
10 protect workingmen in their rights and
argued strongly against the adoption. of the
res esoiutions, while others contended that the
pest and the only way o: opposing the en-.
croachments of centralized wealth was nv the
establishment OF cooperative societies in ali
branches of industry
Miss Susan B. Anthony took the floor and
spoke In favor OF amending the resolution SO
that 1t shall read "peans Of last RESORT instead
OF "unfortunate and Improbable contests be-
tween capital and labor" She made a long ar
gument in favor of .sstrikee" by both men and
women as the most effectual way of wriuginO
from capitalists the justice which should he
voluntarily accorded labor
Severai anne ndments were offered and de-
oated, when the resolution was recommitted
TO the committee 70 amend
This question having at length been disposed
OF, Mr.. Cameron offered the following:
ReSOired, That by the admission of Mrs Stan
ton as delegate to this body, the National
Labor Congress does not regard itself rs in.
dorslng her peculiar ideas or committing itself
to the question Of fem ale suffrage, but simply
regard her as representative from an orzani-
zation having for Its object ethe ameloration of
the condition Of those who labor for a Iiyiug.r
Mr.. Roberts moved as substitute, to recon
slider the action OF yesterday, in admitting MIS-.
Stanton as delegate. This ga, g rise to lively
debate. The ayes and noes were called for and
taken on the substitute, when lhe motion was
declared lost. The resolution Of Mr.. Cameron
was then put TO vote and carried A resolu.
tion was adopted to form a national labor
reform party for political purposes, TO adyapce
the Interests OF workngmen of the country.
committee OF three was appointed TO issue an
address, calling upon the workIngme of the
United States to vote for no man for offic who
was not pledged to sustain the National Labor
Union.
Evening star., 1868-09-24

GEN. JOHN A. DIX FOR GRANT AND CoLFAx
General John a. Dix, our Minister to France.
writes from Paris that he has been accused of
being heart and hand with Seymour and
says that he is not aware Of anything i'm the
present or the past which coul Id rightfully sub
ject him TO such an impuIation. After de.
noun cling the rep pudiation platform Of the Dem.
ocratic party, he concludes his letter as fol-
lows - should be greatly surprise9if the
people of the United States were to elect as their
Chief Magistrate man who was making ar
the Academy Of Music, on the 4th of July. 1ss3.
a speech deficient In all the characteristics of
when Gen. Grant was carrying the ypctorious
arms Of the Union into Vieksburg, and when
thousands OF our fallen countrymen were
pouring out their blood on the plains of Ga,-
tysburg in defence OF their homes aud the Gov.
ernment, which Seymour was dong all in his
power 10 embarrass and discreditn
Evening star., 1868-09-24
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.

Demand the Expulsion of the Bourbons-
They Desire a GenSiitational Govern
ment.
LONDON, Sept. 2i.-The Madrid Gazette says
that Navalichez had arrived on the north side
OF Sierra Morena, with two regiments of cav.
airy. eight battaiions Of infantry, and four bat
teries.
The volutionary General Serrano was
marching with large force on Cordoya to
give battle 10 the royal troops.
Great excitement prevailed at Madrid, and
1t was believed that the success of the reyolu.
tiCnIsts was certain.
Queen Isabella has slgnifled her willingness
TO abdicate, il the revolusionists will accept
the young prince of Austria a. their king, she
TO act as regent until he attains his majority
Inc revolutionistS however refuse any COM
promise, and demand the expulsion of the
Boureons and the establishment of a coustitu-
nonal Assembly, and Provisional Govern
ment.
Evening star., 1868-09-24

Fatal AFFRAY BETWEEN BRorHRRs.-ws
learn that a serious dificuity occurred in
Horntown, Virginia, ON Saturday night last
between two brothers, named Joseph and
Elisha English, the former q hotel kecosr \,
that place. 1t appsars that during some dis :
pute about property, Elisha made towards hi.
brother a WIN IA % draEn knife, stabbing q; him
through window and went to q neish ~
Elishe, 1t is alleged, pursued him, wbersn,,s. .
in sell; eel ;dstsnse, Joseph seised a hos and Knock,
80 whIos be- Sisd sTS On Tnwn Sown rom the effects Of
keeper IL small, qufst, eentiemaniv "osen' nssn
while nus brotner was large and m1scuisr
Sewtows tIsd.) Record. = = =, ~>''
Evening star., 1868-09-24
United States Grand Lodge OF the Indep.n.
dent Order Of Odd Fellows.

THIRD DAY,
This body reassembed yesterday morning m
baltimore. James +. Sanders, Of New York
M. w. Grand Sire. being indIsposed, the chair
was occupied by K. w. Deputy Grand Sire E.
ID. Farm sw orth.
The following report OF the proceedings is
from the baltimore Sun of this morning:
MT. F!tzhugh, of Virginia, presented resolu-
lions from the Grand Lodge of that State, recog-
gard and sympathy that prompted the brethren
OF nine favored jurisdictions to extend the hand
OF relief to the order in the South resolu.
ion Oh similar nature was presented by Mr.
Shields from the Grand Lodge of Alabama
Mr.. Kennedy, from the special committee on
The semi-centennial anniversary of the order.
reported a series Of resolutions recommending
the grand lodges and grand encampments.
under the Jurisdiction Of the G rand Lodge aud
their subordInates, to celebrate in an appropri-
ATE manner, on the Goth OF April next, the fif-
tleth anniversary OF the establishment Of Odd
felloWshlp IN America; that a grand national
celebration OF the occasion, under the auspices
OF the Grand Lodge, shall take place in Phila-
oeiphia; that special commit &c be appointed
10 select an orator and make other arrange.
ments for the ceremonies; that the elective Off.
GERS OF the Grend Lodge and the special com
mittee be empowered to represent the grand
lodges at such celebration, and that the mem.
bers OF the grand lodges and past grand repre-.
sentatives be requested 10 participate therein
A motion was made to amend by striking
out Philadelphia and inserting Cincinnati.
motion was then made to amend the amend
ment by striking out Cincinnati and inserting
Baltimore. The latter was negatIve and the
original amendment adopted. Subsequently,
the vote was reconsidered, and Mr.. EscayaiIIs.
OF Maryland, moved to strike out Cincinnati.
which was agreed to- Mr.. Woolf, of Califor.
MIA, moved TO insert Baltimore, which was
again negatived. Mr. Latham. of virginia
moved to reinsert Philadelphia, which was
agreed TO, and the resolutions were then adopt.
ed. The chair appointed on the COMMITTEES
named in the resolutions, Mr.. Elli', of Marv-
land; Mr.. Maurc, of Missouri; Mr.. Woodyatt.
OF -; Mr.. Rogers, of Illinois, and Mr.
Adams, OF New Hampshire. The names of
Messrs. Perkins, of Pennsylvania; Nicholson.
Pennsylvania Farnsworth. Of Tennessee
and Veitch, of Missouri, were afterwards
added to the committee.
A considerable amount OF osner business of
interest. to the fraternity was transacted. after
which the Ledge adjourned until this morning.
The members again partook OF a COLLATION. yes
terday at the Gilmor House, being the guests
of the G rand Lodge of MarYland
Evening star., 1868-09-24
[By Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph.

Lewis johnson Il 90. quote stocks and b onds
In nome and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YORK, Sept. 2i.-Eirst Board-U. s. 6's
ISL, coupon, 1Ns; Saws, lS6a, coupons, ia
ls64, coupon, 10sS 1860, coupons, IIOS; 1855
coupon, new, 1OS4 t.2O's, 1567, coupon. 100 Z /;
NtTs, coupons, lO4A; Pacific Mail, 100 X; Ohio
and Miss. 20 Y; Mariposa,-; :; Atlantic
Mail, none; Canton, Is Z; Cumberland, %; w
U. Telegraph, 3si Quicksilver, 2o%; Boston
Water Power, IS; N. Y. Central, I27a; Erie,
Seh; do. preferred, 50; Hudson, 1401; Reading
93h; Michigan Central, 11S; Michigan South.
ern, e3h Illinois Central, l43k; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, s74 Northwest, none: do. preferred
e74; Cleveland and Toledo, IOIx; Rock Island.
!G2x; Fort Wayne, I094; Alton Terra Haute,
~; Toledo Wabash, 50; Adams Ex SIX
Wells, Fargo 90. Exp, 81; American Ex-
press, SOY; United States Express, SIX; Mer-
chants Union, PAN; Chicago & Alton, l&5
90. prferred, 151x. Market steady. Gold
lH1al424.
IBy Cable.
LONDON, Sept 24-ll:i5 a. m.-Consols, etL
Bonds, 13S. Illinois, OK. Erie, 3uls. Securi-
ties firm.
FRANKFORT, 11:l5 a. m.-Bonds. 76
LIVERPOOL, 1l:l5 a. m.-Cotton market
nat Sales 5000 bales. Middling UpIands, 10;
Orleans, ION.
LONDON, Sept. 24-12O p. m.-Censols, eIy
az. Bonds, 73. Illinois, 92k. Erie, S2a,
LIVERPOOL, LEO p. m.-Cotton market easier.
Prices unchanged
Evening star., 1868-09-24

~An English paper says there continues n
and their wives and families from the mIuing q
districts IN Cornwall, where great depression
exists.
ga. t. Stewards new recail dry goods store
. New York. the largest in the world, wall be
opened on the 1st Of November. IL was begun
January 1, I-67.
- The French Emperor is urged by his
COUSIN, Prince Napoleon, 20 have the line Of
me Kline, If be- has 20 tight FOR L.
- Gen X. Z. Lee ard 1amily arrived a:
Lexington Va last Friday.
~ pp,heria is proving quite tataI in Peters
burg, Virginia.
~Jonn Boher, an cid nan OF eighty, has
inst been sentencsd 81 QIirc >, Hin os. 20 four
teen yeafs IN he Stale prEitentiary for the mur-
der al DIS son HIS sister, seventy years OLD.
VIII oe iried next month for conpifcity n the
oneDse.
~Julia T. HarsheII, a Connecticut lady,
lately received $50 damages ard costs from
the Shore Line railroad foT careless handling
and smashing her trunk. -T
~The eleventh annual nneetjn 2 Of he Ma.
-tounl Association OF Local Prsa hers of the
Metnodist Episcopal Church v,iu eommence
IN PIttsburg on the l7th OF Octooer.
s<There is lady in Boston Uh, hasn't
Washed her face for fifteen years she thinks
vaisr INJURIOUS 20 The skin, and uses fue Indi.
an meal In its Place ~ -Ta
Evening star., 1868-09-24

ATTACK ON A BALT1MoRBAN IN TRxAs-w
H. Sinclair, inspector Of the freedmen's g bureau.
has made an Official report of an 'attempt no !,
Gently made at Tyler Texas, TO kill Lieu tan N
Gregory Barrett, of Baltimore, formerly col
onsi of the third Maryland regiment) and his
escape from death. 1t appears that white
from ch urch on Sunday, when colored won.
an refused to give way 10 them on the side
walk, whereupon Kennedy struck her. The
colored woman then complained Of the assa au IL
TO Lieut. Barrett. After an examination Ker
nedy was fined $50, and ordered 10 give SsOO
baii to keep the peace. This incensed kennedy
and his 0lsends, who drawing pistols, com.
menced ai1re upon Barrett and the soldiers nm
der his command Two OF his men were wonn.
ded, but Lieut.. b. who returned the fire, es
capped injury.
Evening star., 1868-09-24
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
MY PREPARATIONS

Are prepared In VAGUE from the vegetable sub
stances named and are the most active that car
De made; Dscoc ions are exceedingly trouble
some, and II 10 necessary to prepare them evkry
as they are weaker than the decoctions for fiuids
saturated with sugars are susceptible Of holding
alone, and the syrups are otherwise objectiorSbIe
ior the patient is frequently nsuseated and the
taken with each dose-which is Of no use what
eysr-except TO keep the decoction from polling
Extracts are strikiDgly manifest.
The hneet test OF their superiority win be com.
United States Dispensatory. - 'A'
Evening star., 1868-09-24
United States Troops Attacked by the In
dIans-SeSen Men Killed and Wounded.
A dispatch from Fort Wallace Kansas dated


dIaHs-SeVen Men Killed and Wounded.
dispatch from Fort Wallace, Kansas. dated
yesterday SAYS. Two scouts from Col FORSYTH
command, who have been securing the country
towards the head waters of Republican riveT,
arrived here last night. They left Forsyth's
comm and on Dry Fork, Republican river, five
miles nom Its mouth and ninety miles north of
this place, four nights ago. They report that
on the morning of the l7th, the Indians tried to
run on portion Of their stock, ami half an
hour later three or tour hundred appeared on
the oiuhs, two miles distant, and made a dash
for the camp
Col. Forsyth, having only fifty men, crossed
to small island, when the Indians commenced
hring on them, ard kept il up fast and steadily,
until III O'Clock. After that time only scatter
Ing shots were fired, until o'clock. when tney
again opened steady fire, with an Increased
force, their number being then estimated al 70O.
The fre was kept mp in this manner until
sundown, when the Indians made a charge 20
take the camp, but Were unsuccessful. How
ever, they kept mp the fight until III O'Clock, at
which time the scouts lett for Fort Wallace to
Obtain assistance. They were obliged 10 crawl
two miles on their hands and knees through
Indians 10 get out AT daylight they heard
lighting back at the camp, seven miles AWAY
and occasional shots all day.
Col Forsyth had his LEFT leg br oxen by a ball,
and was also shot through the right thigh.
Lieutenant Beeeher was shot In several places,
and is supposed 10 be dying. as his back was
broken. he begged his men 10 kill him. DIR.
Col. Forsyth's wounds. Two men were killed
and twenty wounded. All the stock Of the
command was killed, and the men were living
on horse flesh. The scouts bad only one and a
half pounds TO last them 70 Fort Wallace. The
party had sixty-fve rounds of ammunition
Ieft- and were terrifying. The scouts could
only travel al night. on occount of danger from
Indians, " no Were seen every day.
On learning Colonel + FOrsyth's condition
Colonel Bankhead, commanding tBis post, sent
out one hundred men, with provisions, &c, to
MS relief also, scouts 20 Colonel Carpenter
VINO was supposed 10 be about forty ID We miles
west Of here with his company, with direc-
uons 70 proceed 10 Colonel Forsyth's assist
ance. A scout came in AZ 10 O'Clock this MORN
ing, and reported Carpenter on his way. Gen
Bradley. from Fort SedgwIck, on his wav from
me forks of the Republican Is supposed TO be
IN that vicinity with two companies Of cavalry
and three OF infantry. II Is confidently ex-
pected by General Sheridan that they would
come up IN time to the party, as they were en-
route.
General Nichols has just arrived from Fort
Reynolds. He reports Lieutenant Beecher
dead, and more morally wounded and DYING
Also, that Colonel Forsyth was nearly diving
They Were all lying there. surrounded by In
disns, eating horsefesh, and waiting for relief
Colonel Bankhead and Colonel Carpenter will
reach them tonight.
Evening star., 1868-09-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money is in little better demand IN New
York, although the quoted rates remain un-
changed. The majority of loans are made a.
four per cent, although larger number than
usual are reported at five per cent. The gold
market has been very steady and without no.
table feature. The dullness in government
bonds has been succeeded by a heavy feeling
and prices have declined on the entire list.
The volume of business has been snail, aud
the movement has the appearance Of having
been designed by some of the principal dealers
Evening star., 1868-09-24
Baltimore Markets. re.d.v.

BALTIMORE, sept A.-Cotton duh, and nom-
inally 25k tor Middhng Uplands. Flour dull
and prices nominally unchanged. Wheat firm
and unchanged. Corn steady but quotations
unchanged. Oats firm at 67a75 cents Rye
Si.itaS1.sO. Provisions active but easier; Mess
Pork, 5000; Bacon-Rib Sides, 16H: Clear
DO, IGN; Shoulders, I3s; Ham, 2lk Lard.
Evening star., 1868-09-24

SA colored servant girl attempted &, poison
her employer, Mr.. w. Edwin Spruaace, O.;
puttmg poison In tie meat preparet for b;s M
supper. She confessed, but declared thst She
old the act at the instigation Of negro who had
bad q difficulty with Mr.. Spruance' few dav .
ihe time. Both the girl and the m AN werc ar.
rested and committed to jail. ~
Evening star., 1868-09-24

B6In Philadelphia on Sunday there was
great excitement 1t the Union American CoIor-
cd Church. The CONGREGATION onst,s the Of.
preach. The rioters were arrested. %" :
~In Iowa they are organizing clubs Of
Grant Girls rs.,..ee-z. - lgssa'
Evening star., 1868-09-24
HELMBOLD,s
CONCENTRATED FLUID ExrRACr


BUCHU
IL certain cure for diseases of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS. GRAVEL, DRoPsy.
OCEANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE
COMPLAINTS GENERAL
DkBILITY1
II no treatment 10 submitted to, Consum ptiou or
Insanity may ensue. Our Flesh and BLOOD are
supported from these sources, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
an And that q PosTERIrY depends upon prompt use
The Proprietor trusts that his Remedies he
ceune advertised, may not be ciassed As Patent
Medicines-most Of which are prepared by self.
styled Doctors, who, in many instances, are too
Ignorant to reed Pyscian sim plest prescri ption
much less competent TO prepare Pharmaceutical
Propositions.
Evening star., 1868-09-24
w all street To-day.

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Money easy at 4a5 per
cent. Exchange, 81; Gold, 42X; 5.2O's, 1862
coupon, II; lO-40's, registered, 4; North Caro-
lima 6's. 75a; do. new, Il; Virginia 6,s. ex.
coupon, 53h; Tennessee 6s, ex-coupon, CO..
Evening star., 1868-09-24

MY YLABORArORY FOR THE EMANUrAcrup,
OF FLUID EXTRACTS
Hes been visited BY Thousands Of physicians ana
druegiets from all parts Of the Unitod 6taseS snd
commendaxion. AA.ous
HELMBOLDp HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FtUlD GATRACTS are pleasant In taste snd
odor, and immediate in tAsir sctien.
Evening star., 1868-09-24

COLOR IN HARVARD CoLLEGK.-There was
quite an exciting time az the assembly OF the
Law School OF Harvard College LAST nigh: ,
growing out ofthe attempt of George L. Ruffin,
eolored member OF the school, 70 loin the A.
semoly under the first rule, which declares that
"any member OF the school shall be o. right
member OF the Assembly upou signing the
relss n Inc democrats attempted 10 prevent
Kun from joining by first repeating this ru le
out ID thls Were defeated. They then offered a
resolution declaring that this rule was not in.
tenueo 20 ADMIT eolored persons. This wns
discussed al great length and fnalIv u,,b
Drawn, as It's defeat was certain. Mr. Rufin is
therefore member OF the Assembly. .''-B.gt,,
JCETEGi, Ssptentsr 10.
Evening star., 1868-09-24

IN THE SPRING AND SUMNER
months the system naturally undergoes q chanse
and HELMBOLDS HIGHBY CONCENTRATES
nAThACT OF FsARSAPARILLAi 10 an assistant OF
the greatest value.
Evening star., 1868-09-24
YOUNG LADIES. REHARx OF

ne injurious effects of Face Povisrs and washes
All such remedies close up the pores OF the Min
and In o short time destroy the oompeXIon. III
You would have fresh, heathy and Youthful an
PeaTanSe nee HkLMBoLDS EXTRAOT sAR-
Evening star., 1868-09-24
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 24.-The Republican Con.
ventlon for the Third Congressional District
to-day nominated John T. Ensor for Congress
Evening star., 1868-09-24

PATMAsTER EDWIN STEWART has been de
tached from the Michigan and ordered to settlt
his accounts, and Paymaster NJ. II. Dennisto,
has been ordered to that vessel.
Evening star., 1868-09-24

IHE COURT OF CLAIMS met yesterday but
their being 10 quorum present adjourned until
the first Monday in December.
Evening star., 1868-09-24

New York Grain Market fs.aay.
NEW YORK, Sept 2i.-FIour 5aIOc lower.
W heat heavy and la2 cents lower. Corn duII.
win prices lightly in favor of buyers.
Evening star., 1868-09-24

GOVERNOR SMITH and five Republican
members of the Alabama Legislature, are on
their way here TO ask the Presiden MT for troops
10 preserve order in that State
Evening star., 1868-09-24

NOT A FEW OF THE WORST DIsoRpRRs
that amict mankind arise from corru ption OF the
blood, HELNBOLDS EXTRACr SA8aAPA-
hiLLA n remedy Of the utmost value.
Evening star., 1868-09-24
Baltimore Stock Market, To-day

BALTIMORE, Sept. ai.-Vrginia 6's, old. in.
scribed. a. bid; AN asked; do, 1S66 Is bid: a
as sked; do, 1867, 45 Z bid; - asked do, coupon,
old aud new, 81 bid.
Evening star., 1868-09-24

ATTORNEY GENERAL EvARTs has gone Il
New York.
Evening star., 1868-09-24

MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
J. X. BARNIe, Surgeon oeasrsl United States
Army, Washington.
p. J. HORwITZ, Chief Medical Department
United States Navy, Washington.
d. W. BLISS, n. D., Washington.
Evening star., 1868-09-24
a CLEAR, SMOOTH Skin.

CLkAk, SMOOTH SKIN,
and Beautiful Csmplexion follow. ths r.. n
hLLMB0LpS C0kCkNTRATED ExrRAOT
IL Ienoyes bl.ci spots, moth patches, ana .Il
Evening star., 1868-09-24
ATTORNEYS:

WIN. =. CRANDLER. Washington, d. q.
0EORGE HARDING, Philadelphis.
Evening star., 1868-09-24
ArroRNRY GENRRAI EuAnra hs

ATTORNEY GENERAL EvARrs has written
letter 10 Mr.. O'Neili, District Attorney OF the
eastern district of Pennsylvania, instructlng
him 10 take possession Of the papers, etc, per.
tanning to his office, nd now in possession OF
the former District Attorney, Gilpin.
Evening star., 1868-09-24
~Briek Pomeroy wears swallow. tailed

y sWdTfOW. taiIed
coat. I'd.
NBows with embroidered monogram ends
are in vogue among the ladies.
s0walla Walla, Washington Territory, has
just concluded TO rade In greenbacks.
1The daughters of Generals Sherman.
Sickles and Butler will enter society next sea-
son. H4.ft- .F.sr tH-
~The Boston Post says: "Wickedness is
the mosi profitable profession In New York.
~The cl,izens O: Minnesota are to vote on
the question Of negro suffrage at the election
in November. .
Evening star., 1868-09-24

BOLD ROBBERY OF s4O,00o.-While one of the
wagons OF the Adams Express Company wa.
stationed at the corner Of Dey street and Rroad .
way. New York. yesterday morning, in cnarSe
OF a boy aged nineteen years, an audaclo5s .
thief availed himself Of the iurroundiue morse
and hustle. and su ccessfuily relic we'd the wagon
of siC.COe in national currency.
Evening star., 1868-09-24
GsvePnm ent Securities.

WAsHINsToN, Sept ~, ls6s.-Jay Cooke &
10. furnish the following quotations of Gov
eminent securities.
Evening star., 1868-09-24

QUANTITY VS.. QUALITY.
HILMBOLDS EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
Inc dose 10 small. Those Who desire . large ouan
tty and large doses Of medicine err
Evening star., 1868-09-24
OFFICERS:

OFFICERS:
q. OLARK, Philadelphia, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee.
HENRY ID. COOKE, Washington, Vice Presi-
dent.
EMERSON W. PEET, Philsdelphis, Secretary
and Actuary.
Z. 8. TURNER. Washing gton, Assistant secretsry.
BRANOIs @. SMITH, N. ID Medical Director.
J. EwIE0 BEARS, II. D., Assistant Medical d.
rector
Evening star., 1868-09-24

HELMBOLDrS
HIGHLY
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA
ERADICATES ERUPTIvE AND LUCRATIVE
DISEASES
THROAT, NOSE, EYELIDs, SCALP,
AND SKIN,
Which 80 dishgure the appearance, PURGING the
evil enecte OF mercury and removing Gil taints the
remnants Of DISEASES, hereditary or etherxisa
perfect SAFETY.
Two TABLE-sP00NFULs of HELMBOLD's
Extract OF earsaparillA, added to q Pint of water
seQusl to the Lisbon Diet Drink and one bottle ia
eaual to gallon OF saaparills, or the decoctious
ae usually made.
Evening star., 1868-09-24

THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIASoY
Of Complexion must purify and enrich the blood
which HELMBvLDS CONCENrRATED TX
TRACT OF sARSAPARILLA Invariably does
AK tor HELMBOLDS. Take NO other.