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mlso,eaAof Of THE FIRST NATIONAL SOCIAL UNION.

The first National Social Union, an organization
embracing among its members large number OF the
festive youths Of the Eleventh and Seventeenth
wards, gave their annual reunion last night at Geb
Brothers, walhalla Hail in Orchard street. The ball
was masquerade one and certainly one Of the most
pleasant afrairs Of the season. It was more social
gathering OF friends than public meeting Of persons
strange to one another; and as o consequence all
seemed TO enjoy themselves and to enter into
were very good and as almost everybody was
dressed in faney dress the variety was very large.
There were all Sorts OF characters grouped in the
most amusing confusion. Queens OF the night
pirouetted with lrishmen; Cenevieve de Brabant
nlrted with . Choctaw Indian; the gend' '3rme lin
Genevieve) was chatting with charming court lady;
Uncle sam, all stars and stripes seemed happy with
tolnettes and all sorts Of characters mixed IN the
festivities In oil sorts OF cQrous combinations.
Dancing cOmmsnced about nlneO'clock, TO she music
OF an excellent band and as dance followed dance
the happy couples joined in filing the floor at every
number About midnight an interval was taken for
supper, and the assembled guests, having done
justice to the substantial part OF the programme,
again plunged into the service OF Terpsichore Fast
and furious the fun proceeded and not until the
gray streaky Of morning began to show themselves
did ths untired dancers make up their minds to
leave the scene OF so much enjoyment.
Several prominent city officials were present
among whom were Mr.. Gumbiet0n and q large
delegation from the County Clerks once. The
management was excellent, and was under the con-
troll Of Messrs. T. Schmeer, L. Stern, j. Hoch, O. p.
Kehl, G. Obemeyer, A. Stern, J. +. W0hltman, H..
MAurer and A. Bernhard. The officers Of the club
are Anthony Kael, Jr. President: Abe Stern and j.
Hoch, Secretaries, and @. p. Kehl, Treasurer.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

RUN OVER AND SERIOUSLY IEJuREp-Warner
Church, residing at No. 79s Third avenue, was run
At the corner Of Fifty third street and Third
avenue last evening by horse and butchers cart,
driven by william Hansman, and seriously injured
The unfortunate man was removed to his residence
and the reckless driver arrested.
ROBBERY OF BROADWAY FIRM.--An attache OF
the house OF Hammond, Marvin 4 Co., No. 500
Broadway, last evening reported at the Central
ONCE that about one O'Clock q thief entered the
store, and being unobserved, carried away box
containing ten dozen ladies' panshade hats valued
at about fifty dollars. No arrest was made.
GUARDIANS OF THE UNITED STATES MAIL. Last
evening another large bag OF United States mail
matter, entrusted to large salared keepers for de-
livery at depot in the city, to be semitic Its destina
ton, was found by members Of the Fourteenth pre-
cfnct police on Crosby street, near Howard having
apparently fallen from the wagon on which 1t left
the Post ONCE. The tIme-9:2o p. M--was just in
the .'nick OF time to give the thieves OF the neigh
borhood where the bag was lost opportunity To
walk Off with 1t unmolested.
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TIE NEW YOsx METHODIST CONFERENCES.

After protracted session, held in the First Metho-
dist church, Williamsburg. the above body adjourn
ed sine die at tate hour last night The following
assignment Of pastors was made by the Conference
previous to dJournment:--Attorpey street church,
New York, to be supplied Grand street. Williams
burg, Rev. Z. Hanks; Graham avenue, Williamsburg,
Rev. T. Dibble; Graham avenue and Devoe street,
Williamsburg, Rev. Joseph Thompson; Elm street,
Williamsburg, Rev. William G. Clark; 1aIrytown,
Smith; Georgetown Rev. NJ. staples; Bedford, Conn.,.
Rev. Geo. Z. Sanderson; Centrevle, NJ j., Rev. j. G..
Dyer; Flatlands, Rev. r. s. Hulsart; Suffolk, Rev.
George w. Dikeman; Franklinton. Rev. Dr. j..
Cowan; Orange, Rev. A. j. Conklin; Saratoga
Springs, Rev. A. Sownborger; Vernon. Rev. w. H..
Rev. Z. Withers; Peekskili and Putnam, Rev. N. w.
Br!tton: Centreport, Rev. L. Stockweli, Paterson
(pIyision streetl, Rev. J. II. Robinson; Paterson
[ Main street, Rev. william Lord; Painfeld, Rev. r..
Woodruff; New York City Mission, Rev. John 5.
Sharp; Brooklyn CITY Mission, Rev. w. II. johnson;
Rev. W. II. Miller TO be Agent OF the Bible Society;
Rev. Joshua Hudson, superannuated.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, March 10, 1869.

ALBANY, March l6 1862
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Nogros-Authorizing the Justice OF each
civil and criminal district court In the city OF New
York TO appoint an Interpreter
By Mr.. GESET-Changing the.name Of the Homoe.
opathlc Medical College OF the State OF New Yors,
IN the city OF New York 10 the New York Homoe.
opatnc Medical College and continuing the existence
OF the same.
by Mr.. GESEr-To incorporate the Harlem Yacht
Club
Br. Mr.. MoRGAS-To amend the Miiitia,Jaw
Nv Mr.. WILLIANs-To repeal the law relative to
the inspection OF steam boilers.
BILLS PASSED.
Amending the charter OF the Middleiown Savings
Bank, for free bridge over Hudson river al Fort
Edward; 10 exempt Gardner's Island from assess.
ment for highway labor.
RESOLUTION ADOPTED
The Assembly concurrent resolution for A special
committee 10 investigate the affairs OF the state
Lunatic Asylum was adopted.
BILL REPORTED.
To prevent adulteration Ia articles OF food, drink
or mediclne.
BILL PRoGRFssEn
bill TO remove Genesee College was discussed al
length by Mr.. Kennedy for and Mr. Humphrey
against, and progressed
The senate then took recess.
Evening session.
ALBANY, March TO- 1859.
The special order for tins evening was the canal
Contract bl. Mr.. Kennedy ana Mr.. Morgan op.
posed The bil and Mr. Hale spoke In its favor. 30
acti0n was taken. The bill was made the special
order for tomorrow.
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ASSEMBLY
ALBANY. March 1e, 1869.
...-.-.-.-...-.

abbANfi udrSn 10, 1905.
REPoKTs
on the motion Of Mr.. sELgREG the supply bnl was
fccommted 70 the Ways and Means Committee,
Mr.. /. 7. SMITH presented the minority report on
the bill removing Genesee College.
The SPEAKER presented the annual report Of The
Auditor on the trade tolls and tonnage OF canals for
Marvin.
Mr. ALIABEs, from the Railroad Committee. 70.
ported b charteong the Etca and Mohawk n All.
road and authorizing certain towns to axe stock In
the same.
BILLS PASSED
Confirming the proceedings OF the Monticello and
Port Jervis Railroad Company; 70 amend the act
altering the Commissioners map OF BROOKLYN: CON
tnuing Fifih avenue, Brooklyn TO Atlantic avenue:
authorizing the Utica Chenango and Susquehanna
Railroad TO extend the road TO Oneonta; amending
the law for the compensation OF surrogates amend
ing the law authorizing certain towns In Oswe-
no. Cayuga and wayne TO take stock in
the Lake ontario Shore Railroad; amending the
charter Of the village Of Johnstown: amending the
amending the charter OF the Middletown Savings
Bank; IN relation to the collection OF ship news In
New YORK nafbor; changing the name Of the First
National Eclectic Assurance Society. authorizing
syracuse TO take stock the Syracuse and Northern
and the Syracuse ana ChenaDgo Valley Railroads;
~ amend the charter of the East India Telegraph
company; TO extend the time for collecting taxes III
oewego 10 amead the charter or the German Lied.
fTkrsntz; 70 Incorporate the Southern Fire savings
tBaDk OF Elmira.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On motion of Mr. MURPHY ihe special gas commit.
fsR instructed 70 Investigate also the affairs OF
The Albany Gas Company.
Mr. HIycnMAN introduced the following resolu-
ton
sboui the sh inst DID transfer to WARDS Ysand from
Abe ship James Poster Jr passengers
~ auhorfsed by law 10 so transfer: and ~ -"
Whereas che Metropolitan Board of Health directed The
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the MISSOURI TEST OATH CASE.
Montgomery Blair on the Refusal Of Francis
Blair, Jr., TO Take the Oath.

From the Washington Intelligencer, March 1871
We have read the brief of the Hon. Montgomery
Bar, ned before the United States Supreme Court
IN the cause OF Francis Y. Blair Jr., Va. John s.
Thompson ard stephen Ridgcly. This N the
celebrated test oath case, and involves the
validity OF the elaborate oath or expurga-
ton required AS q preliminary to Mffrsee by
the constitution OF Missouri. General Blair Il will
be recollected, refused 10 take this oath, and hts
vote being refused, he has brought this suit, which
viii determine the right or 90,000 persons to vote
In the state OF Missouri and, at least, double that
number in Otner States now excluded. We assume,
OF course, tnat the court will meet the question
now raised. The former decision IN the case OF
e1 parte Garland and that OF Judge Chase, very
lately In the Davis case at Richmond, are invoked
and the whole subject is argued with
unusual precision and force Of reasoning from
which there would seem to be no escape. Among
the facts mentioned In the brief is the very extra
ordinary one that this inhibition Ia imposed and
enforced by radicals who were secessionists under
color OF state authority at the outbreak OF the
war, and then In full sympathy and alliance
with the Confederate movement; WHILE on the
other hand, General Blair. who fought all through
the wal, and has ever been q Union man, rs
disfranchised because he then promptly took up
arms against General Jackson and his State LeRis-
lature In their eorts 10 carry the State out Of tho
Union. While these radicals, now In full feather and
federatee. General Blair was striking blows for the
Union cause.-the legal operation OF which now is
TO bring him within the scope OF the Missouri dis
franchisements. These extend to persons who have
ever been In armed hostility to the state government
OF Missouri.
We await with much solicitude the decision OF the
court
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March Is-Arrivea .chr Bengal, Hatch.

NEwBURYPoRr March Is-Arrived schr Bengal, Hatch,
NEW BEDFORD. March Is-ArrIvee, sehrs W D Nangam,
ohsis s4s Gaas IS Bay.
xS Rasy aas ss sq1 nsesa as ne r
for Bal%os Lucy Yays d sS'Sn iar
DO; Charles 4 Northam Pe.os, E.zasethpor for New
i'm. :sh. easts wilson, FLOYD, Eoespori ior Rich.
4,
Ann. xnsdeu, ganss Wood. Hole ior chsrss.oq; Ess
ST. Kelley Pawtucke for Elzabsthport sae smith, 0hscs
Mssssro fs @H I Far dP s
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sSari s.s assass s.s
FL ESiaasshpor Ts..sr Henley defer PAsasPhs. Hsw..
IT, Sss:s ss Ss.
ss:;sa ss
Boston for yTsins Fiorsncs Nsxsn 9snn%ors, woass
lS9 o1 W
timos for do souhsrner Darling Phladspha for sslemi
aSAssxS1SsEI March iS.ssIsa from m Dutch Island
for
NORWICH, March lS-Arrivsd, schr Texas, Elizabeth.
sailed 7sehr Breeze, Bartlett Nyorr
Pols sos .e.
ssmp ''f 6
NisI:fsoe ProvIdsnos :hiP Ko'mS: MoI, Elsi.s1 AZ
x;sss
ags asH s: 'in : Sun; julie Bsmsn
Boston Ths: Borden WssshnsC' S E. Hys.
s.'as
s5s, ssss;sS
and
''hs p e. owns vessel.
PhadsPAs, phi vent 70 .sa las. evening % for
q sa %.so
~ ssnr
PORTLAND March ls- Arrived, steamship Dirigo John
son, NYork brig Annie Collins (Br, Halifax for NYork;
schs Red Jacket Aver Rockand for do Lebannah Days
R0ckpor for Norfolk.
Cleared Steamship Prnss,an (BrN, Ard, Liverpool.
pool.
PORTSMOUTH, March 13-Arrived, schr Lizzie w Han
mum, Rich, Baltimore.
PAWTUCKET, March 15-sailed, A schss Jossph Ross.
PROVIDENCE March 15-Arrived schrs Angeine Van
Cleaf, Heath; Ada Eaton. and Carlisle, Potter Eliza
bethport Treasure, Arnold. NYork for Pawtucket.
sailed-Schr Daniel Webster Conary, Elizabehport
SAN FRANCISCO, March 5-Arrived, ship Celestial Ern-
pire, Taylor. EYork.
Ceared-ship Mary Riggs, Lowell, NYork, with 5000
sacks wheat.
SAVANNAH. March ls Sailed bark Ranger lBrl, Doty.
Queenstown orders brig Virginia Dare, Bell Montevdeo;
achrs Georgia. Cottre to load for Mystic, CT Union
Flag, Naoney, SAtilla River, to load for Boston.
16hArrived, ship Kate Lunt, Baltimore bark Boaz,
Liverpool.
Ceared-Steamshp Virgo, Bulkey, Nyork.
SOMERSET, March 12-Sailed, schr Caroline Il Cornes.
Crowley, NYork.
SOUTH DENNIS, March l2-Arrived, schr Clyde, Gage,
Philadelphia for Boston,
TAUNTON, March l3-Sailed, schrs Salmon Washburn,
Cummings Philadelphia Sylvester Hale, Coiema and Mes
sencer, Dean. NYork-
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SERIOUS SIABBlRS AFfRAY.
Ante-Mortem statement.

Late yesterday afternoon Coroner Flynn was called
to the OF Hubert and West streets take the
antemortem statement OF James Keenan,. man
twenty y-three years OF age, native of West Troy,
who had been stabbed. 1t appears that about mid
day. while keenan, was at work on the bulkhead be-
tween piers 3s and 80 North river, when Wech came
and commenced scattering quantity OF potatoes
over the pier. Keenan, demonstrated with him, and
from words they soon came TO bows, during which
in the abdomen mnicting a dangerous wound
WEIGH then attempted to escape but arrested by
the Fifth precinct police and sent 10 the station
house in Leonard street.
The statement OF Keenan, was taken, and In the
main lis In accordance with the foregoing facts. A
verdict was rendered against WEIGH by the Jury,
ana Coroner Flynn committed him 10 await the
result Of keenan's injuries.
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NEW YORK ERtlD WEDNESDAY MARCH IT, SHEET

Soast ns an nS three ovens each large enough to
thrs AoDsstery to feed the poor In destroying the
AZ = thousand houses Of prayer Henry via.
<ehshsd the ofaces Of thirty thousand priests;
for encouragement for the future OF the Catholic
Church. the speaker thought. He closed hts tec-
ture by quoting the famous passage Of Macauiay In
reference TO tie perpetnty OF this establishment IN
which be pictures the New Zealander sketchng from
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I.nsis. Wards Island Of all The rsmaisns passengers
the said vessel; aud = -. oa..- .ns
awhereas such action by the Health Omcsr ana
Board OF Health apparently Designed " "a ~
Wards Island thus endanSerng Tue snu
lives OF the large and increasing popnat'on " iA~"'
Yorkyle westcheser county, thereiore - ~. w.
Resolved That the Health Ohcer oi ts pos % rew sWA
and The Metropolitan Board Of Health he requested -
this House Without delay b what authority they have ca
In tha matter.
Adopted. -
the House resolved TO hold sessions every evening
OF the week except Thursday, ana Ills Week inclpde
also Thursday.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Observation-Disclosures TO stage routes In
New York city. II annuls the lice6se to run stages
omnivusses on routes upon which they have not
run during i've years poxt
BY Mr.. BRADsrREET incorporating the Equitable
Savings Institution ~ the city OF New York.
by Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the authority OF
the New YORK anV Harlem Railroad TO lay down
double track mora their track In Fourth avenue, at
forty-seconu sD eet TO Madison avenue and up said
avenue 10 seysnty-nnth street.
Recess
Evening Session.
ALBANY, karcn le 1869.
BILLS ORDERED TO Third READING
AutaorlzIng the extension OF Glove Branch Rail-
road; giving additional compensation to deputies,
clerks and assistants in various departments OF the
State government; providing additional buildings
for lunatcs IN the city OF New York. several bills
were progressed.
Adjourned
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SHIPPIN G. N E w s.
Almnn.e ,er Sew Ysrk--.rhi, nax.
Weather Aiens tho C.as.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH Ie, 1869.
Herald Packages.

captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving this port win
oe'sr all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who are attached 70 our steam
fscss nesi rhs New York Associated Press do not
eose marine reports nor attend 70 the delivery Of packages
VII be seen BY the following extract from the proceedings
OF pne regular monthly meeting held March O. 1ses.--
Press VII discontinue The coseiion AZ sh,o .sws 10 ths
harbor Of New York. Passed unanmousiy.
- Inc ones oI the Herald steam yachts JANIS and
shArrEIIE = ~ whhehail slip. Al Communications from
ownsrs ~ tse masters Of inward bound
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SAILED.

Steamships Cmbria, Harnburg James Adger Charleston
Abernarie, Norfolk Leo, ship Tanjore from
erpoo BosioD, seamtug CnAs Pearson OF Boston
Also steamship Don, Matxnzas.
Wind at sunset SW
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CLEARED.

Steamship Russia tBr Cook, Lvspoo, via Queenstown
s.ssmsbip Manhattan tsrl, Williams, Lise-oeol-wnnsms
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skipping Notes.


All commissions not renewed annually invalid
skipping Notes.
The schr Annie Whiting, Isl tons, built In Castns 1865
consigned 10 Messrs Miller Houghton. OF city, on
Of the docks the foot OF Market SLIP
condition Of her bottom calls for extensive patching OF
her yellow metal sncathng which put her in septem
bc 1887. The clipper ship Swallow 1899 tons,
ton by jackson In 1864 and belonging Thatcher Ma
goun Son. OF that city will be up by great
dry dock the foot OF Pike alp this She
II to be stripped Of her Old and furnished with sui,
yellow metal sheathng and thoroughly cauked The tuebost
VIM Hsnnessey, belonging to her captain, Andrew Hen
nesey the Nelson Townsend dry foot OF aouy
and three schr Heaton tons
built In Eas, Haven in 1851 belonging this port
the Peoples dry dock, same location.
Marine Disasters.
sHfr HARpswgLt, Quacy, s stated in q cable telegram
from London to have been abandoned The left Havrs
20 for New York, and nothing concerning
transpred untn life buoy with her name It picked
up the 18th ut the coast OF Scotland previously
published We have particulars except that the captain
landed At Lisbon prior 18th inst. The
registered ess tons was built Harpswe, Ne 10 1862
was owned by Boyd Hincken OF this city
surP NORTH AN-Lverpool, March l5-ship North
American (of New York; MITCHELL from Batavia Nov II for
Rotterdam while entering the rssu sunk 10 her main dsck
IN in dis,ressj 80 a'' ''"'''s
smr TuAroHrn MAeous on the northern edge Of
are sion taking cargo weather l. svorsSie
and VIII probably come OH ~ next high water.
SHIp GERMANIA, from Phiadelphia for Bremen, which
Halifax, NJ, In dsress. nearly
loaded, when q leak discovered She was careened
eak stopped and reloadng 18th, and s expected
the 18th Inst.
sHIr BELLE SEA, Spear, from Phiiadclrhs, be-
reported arrived a La Paz l6 the
bad all OF her crew two down with
her arrival The second mate died Al from its Effects
BARK Usrg. Skinner, from New York Dec for san
Frdncsco put into R Janeo prior 10 Jan 90 In Distress of
what nature not stated.
Snrr AsTRxA, Barnes from Philadelphia Feb with coal
for Acapulco put into Bermuda "a inst what purpose not
stated.
BARK CLARA Ass, Dearborn, sailed from Now York Dec
81 with cargo Of coal for Apnwa and had arrived
her port OF uesnaton-bth lust. ~ out The
built al Bath, Me- In l55g and by Borland
60, OF this city. She was formerly ship rgged.
BAsK JErY DAVIS, sharp. from Galveston Jan for Liv
erpoo, before reported dsnasted &C. into bermuda 81
inst where she landed the Of Br Albert from
vannah for DUNDEE before reported abandoned.
BARK EIwooD CooprR Dyer, from Tongoy bound 10 Bal
timore arrived nj valparaiso previous 10 Feb rs eaky
BARK HARvEsT QufTN, from Humboldt Bay Feb for
aan Francisco, supposed to have moth
hss becr heard vm her sailed ghe pro-
badly been blown or The " registered x6a butt
nj New York ~ 1866, and owned u San Francisco.
BRIG HAZARD, at Bo' ton from Nessta via Fayal, pre-
yons 10 putting into Fayl had been we lon u 10
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American shipnasters' Association.

The following approved have received commissions
from this association -
Captans-Nos 57l6 Gilbert Fullerton brig Mary Maria
6i1 bcntamin Wcsthavsr brig Alpha; b7S, Abraham w
whiting brig Machias; b7l5, Wilson Hammond brig Susie
Strout Soy6, VIM Mount schr Wright Bal, Irwin
Davis bark Lzvns 1920 Richard Norton, schr Alice
Bande 55l7 VIM Heath snip Game Cock (mafe); 1874,
Nathaniel p Allen, schr Richards; k725, George
Peters schr Iris; s72s Vim Mcleod, brig Sarah Helen.
Robinson 5.2s Henry Wright; 5s2s, Henry Graham
6727, owen Austin.
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stsamship Leo, Dearborn, ssvaaaah-nursss, Ferris
steamship James Adssr. Lockwood. charissonH Nor
gan Co.
Steamship Albsmarls. Couch, Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond--N l. McCready.
BARK CspelA tNG, Christoners, Anwerp-Thiels, hotz
mark xarianna Sd Pors) Palh., Lsbon-L Amsinck =
Co.
Courier tNo selu, Montevideo and Buenos Ayrss
BARK Cardsnas Paine Cenfusgos-J Ward Go.
Bark swasey, swasev, savannah-N AcCrsAdy D
Co.
Brig sco (Br) Brown, Cssnfuegos-Aillsr Honghton.
scir A witham, Partridge, Aaranham and PaxH-WMh-
schr summsrvills tBr,, Aasters Halifax. Ns-H J De
Wolf.
schr Noyes, CroweI, Corpus Christi-Thorne hcFar
land 4 Co.
schr slusman. Weaver Jacksovlle-yan Brunt slagh
schr Annie Lewis, Kirby, Brunswick, CAT Asyhew
scnr Ben, Rollins, Wilmington, nee Powell.
schr John Forsyth Appegate, Batimore-Van Brunt
Slaght
schr Pharo, soper, Baltimore Bentley Misr Tho
mas.
smith,
schr W Thompson Lawson, Hartford-G Racket
Bro.
schr Acken, Hobbis, Stamford.
ARRIVALS
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receive u fcward Of B1,0OO.
II. r. UELMbOLD,
lOf fenth ssrest, Philadelphis.

h9a broadway, New York.
sSlnce The insert,on OF the focwlas tsug
gss have kindly reported and returned the spurious article
and been supplied with the genuine -
Gcorgo q Porter forysecond and ran wgy y y.
t0rc0fan lp BOwcry r. A. Sands NJ Hnwery III Pacptr.
lonr,septh street. ssih aycpus New yor. sd msny
others Of Philadelphia
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-. HOW TO DETECT IT.
In THREE sIDEa OF TIE hOTTI.E. II.


unoucsti0nay the business has been carried
timeznd 10 considerable ertsn aud the selling
managed by experts who depend upon the external appear
ance, without regard 10 the quality oronen ~ the bottle
Ny conclusion s that the eSpensvc wrappers stolen
OF transfer OF the original plate taken by dishonest
have been IN consultation with the various glass wsrss
In regard TO H. and they they
bo'tcs for ae patisra of the spurious pnr
chased al my boca or twelve from Mcfsr Sheets
the following plainly blown three aides Of bottle "H.
~ HELMbOLDS GENUINE FLUID EXTRACTS, PIilLA-
DLkPHA" The spurious has not. and the genuine the
eiterne can bo felt who; removing the wrapper In ma
onty OF csses.
NV and address sre 4 blown In tho spurious, and
have never used any bottle without this precaution.
Thus far n evident that the spurious emanated from
small jobbers or peddes OF various who when
Questioned reply shat they take bills receipts when
procuring their suyp'ies, which dncutv tracing
MY Buchu 10 patent medicine secret concocon bnt
superior PREPARATION, concentrated mud extract VI tho
tDiosma Crenafa9 Buehu Leaves.
ANY druggist, physician patient that IL nj oil familiar
with The properties or the bhu leaves would have tf
been paid 10 the OF the spurious bottes simply
coored liquid with little taste odor.
important, item to druggists II, that quite quantity
OF the spurious hasaiready fencnted and such result has
pression the afflicted may have rmed OF me- who
unfortunate 10 have purchased the spurious or the
jury done name and business by this which
possesses no medicinal virtues whatever But my fepdy
renons and extensive acquaintance In the tde and the
precautions have taken, w prevent ts recurrence Twill
greatly appreciate u the druggists will their stock
~ once and report VIII project such os and viii
this date.
Any Information derived leading 10 detection sny
ceved and receive fcward Of $1,000.
II. r. HELMBOLD,
luf Tenth strest, Phnadelphs.