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BARBADOS Mutual Life Assurance Society.
ESTABLISHED IN lS40.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE:

~NCOkPOhAIED BY SFEClAL AL ACcA'
CHIEF OFFICE:
No. 20, HIGH STREET, B~RlDGETowN, BARBADOS
9ISIIIS Society, which confines It's bust
az ness exclusively to assuring the lives
of persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other As
surance Company, labouring in the same
field, can offer. It's scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that OF
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate TO provide for the
risk of life in the West Indies, and sufh-
Gent 10 create large SURPRISES, out OF
which Rtver>ionary Bonuses, averaging
% per cent per amman upon the amount
assured have been distributed among the
Members Of the Society.
Its career, during u period of % years,
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part OF
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost as valuable as those lnhahitlng
Europe, and that they do moi denand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
the Premiums required TO assure Sl00,
for the whole term, upon a single LIES
, 1869-03-19

Assurances of every description on sim
gle lives are granted by the Society for
any sum from 1OODollarst to 10, 600 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies TO the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All. claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof Of such death has been re-
ceiyed by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
of the Society are made quinquennially,
and the surplus then existing is allotted to
the Members, after a sufficient sum has
been set aside for the purposes Of the
Reserve Fund. The next investigation
and Division of Profits, wilItake place at
the 31si December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies iii nearly all
of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT.
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPT0N.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DR.. Won. BRETON. DR.. HOLM.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
F. b. GRIFFITH, Agenf.
, 1869-03-19
The PROPERTY

NJ. II e. Is Kings Street y Quarter
belonging to D. Pretto Esqr. NJ. D.
LIST Auction to be held on FRIDAY the 9Th
april PROF., at - o'clock noon,
End Auction on Friday the 23rd april pror.'
at 10 o'clock,
3rd Auction on Friday the It'll May proc
at II o'clock,
list and 2nd Auction at the undersigned
office, 3rd Auction at the premises.
The terms of sale, extract Of mortgage
register &C. to be seen at this Office and at
the vendues, to which purchasers areln-
vited.
St. Thomas Vendue Office, the 18th
March 1869.
P. M. ANDERSEN,
cOnst.
, 1869-03-19

MFTER Begj#ring af Procurator Cad
~ paa Udlegshaverens Vegne oliver den
DIR. Daniel Pretto tilh0rende
EIE M o nj
NJ. II & Is Komgensgade og
QUUrteer

stillet til Bortsalg we'd 3de offentlige Auc-
toner der afholdes:
Fredqgen den ode Aprzd d. A M. - Mlddqg,
F1edagen den 23de S. " Kz. II,
Fredagen deu 7de Mai d 4. K. II,
de 2 t0rste Auctioner her paa Contoiret .og
3die Auction paa den til Salg stillede
Eiendom.
Conditioner, Panteattest m. V. ere til
Eftersyn paa Auctio%nscontoiret.
Denne Acknowledgements tjener tillige til
Eftersyn for Panthavere og andre Vedkom-
mende / Henhold til Pl. 22de April 1917.
st. Thom& Auctionscontolr, den l2te
Marts 1869,
P. M. ANDERSEN,
COnSt.
, 1869-03-19
u z .

yWHE Vendue Director hereby makes
AZ known, that at the requesLof Lawyer
Cad in behalf of the Distrainer, will be
offered for sale by 3 Auctions in conformity
with Royal Ordinance dated 22nd April
, 1869-03-19
AUCTION.

M T request Of Christiansteds Dealing
A Cdhrt in behalf of the late Charles
Williams Estate, will be sold at public
Auction
Some. Furnitures & Effects
belonging to the Estate, among which
2 BliardtabIes ooih Balls j. Queues
etc., and q Pony
the dwelling of the deceased, No. 16 A. B.
Churchstreet, Christiansted
on Tuesday the 23rd lnst., II o'clock noon.
At the same Auction will be sold SOME
EFFECTS taken by levy from Samuel
Dyer, by request of Lawyer Lemming in
behalf of the levyholder. Captain Peter
Lassen.
Christiansteds Vendue Office the 18th
March 1869.
G. SARAUW.
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No. 721 AN ACT
TO establish . Bead Of Public Works for The
State Of Louisiana, and 70 define ths
duties Of lhs Ia s
SRczIos l. b Il esscfe5 by he Senate
and House Of Representatives al the State Of
Louisiana In General Assembly convened, That
there b and Is hereby created = Board Of
Poblic Works, 10 consist Of Eve commissio.
nsrs, one from each internal improvement
district; one 10 60 ont of office annually /; the
dfst board 10 draw lots, and 10 hold office for
i've years, or until their SUCCESSORS in Office
arc appointed and qualified. They shall b
appointed By the Governor Of The State, BY
and with The advice and consent Of The Sanate,
Said commissioners shalt be citizens and
qualified electors Of the State and district
respectively, for which they may b appointed,
each Of whom shall receive . salary Of two
hundred dollars pr month, and be entitled 10
Mileage q the ratio Of fifteen cents pr mile
while travelling on business Of the board, the
same 10 30 paid on his own warrant out Of
any moneys in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated. and who shall, previous to On.
ts''ns upon their duties, give each a bond
and solvent secusity in the rum Of ten thou.
sand dollars approved BY the Governor and
deposited in the Office Of Tho Secretary Of
6tats.
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JUNE %, 1865.
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No. 70.1 AN ACT
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O,I..n. !. :. s,!S. 49, i - i.4''n o.
M;..;..;,r: s.' s@" '"' f''e'
-
H".'os ns " e"seed ~ the Senate
1".,..."" 'ssr','s"'"''.e Of me stats Of
-" Gs""."as n'ss"o'y convened, That
sI.;s. ..s .. ..., .nu y ana WIN ,hs
:. s''seS' ~ 'ne senate appoint
~ IN. 10. . ..:..h,- s1 0"".
v.;.h,, 40 .~.r... ~ ~ go. -
a.. g, =. - '''' '"'
o..
49, ~ !" lo''ne' enacted, esc, That
10 vii, III nl.c., - hn.;,... : l.. I:..':'.
once In each ve.r. and !, .nv o,h., ,;,..
when. on oompla;n, a. bv ,.on.., II. -.
vices NAV r. reou;,.d. .nd - ;n.n.o, =,
weights and measure. IL place, Of bu,;n.,.
and when found to correspond with the stan.
dard Of The State, 10 seal them, or rive !.
written certificate Of their correctne.s; bu,
when found 10 disagree with ,he standard ar
the Stale the Inspector shall forbid their
further use until they shall have been cor,sc.
ted, approved, and sealed. II shall also be
N. Ausv ~ .t.> ..il r.....
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relative . IL posios 81 weights and measures
. issass within The ssiid parish Of Orleans,
righl baak, The sssestioa Of this law.
Ssc. 10. b I f.stsr esscteA, &C., Tha,
Il y fosbijtsn % cell d Gauss 70 b sold
meassrss asd weights aslsss they have bssn
tsisd and stamped y The psrson appointed 70,
that purpose undsr Tho penalties prescribed
~ The preceding section.
SIC. IL. Be L further enacied, etc., Tha,
The psrson appointed to inspect and seal
weights and measures may employ an assis-
tant when necsssa'y, st his own expense, but
shall not commit his fonctions 10 4 substi,us
without being subject 10 . dismissal from Of.
fee by the Governor.
Scc. ~. Be il further enacted, ETC.,, That
I'll laws contrary 10 the provisions Of this act,
and oil laws IN tho same suject matter, en-
cept what is contained in the Civil Code or
Code Of Practice, b and are hereby rcpea.
led.
(Signed) CHAS. w. LOWELL,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
(signed) OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved September 9, 1868. "7""
(Signed) H. c. WARMOTH,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
Gro. E. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.
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AN ACT

Granting the right to Provisional Seizures iii
other cases than those now allowed by
law.
SECTION !. Be il enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives. If the STATE of Loni-
sians in General Assembly conrened, That
in addition 10 the causes for which provisional
seizures may now be granted they may be
granted in the following case: Laborers on
farms Or plantations, whether they are EN-.
p'oyed BY the day, month or year, when they
sue for their wages shalt have the right TO
Professionally seize the crop or other thing OH
which they have q privilege for such employ.
mant, by making oath tina. they verify believe
tho corp or other thing on which they may
have q privilege is about TO be removed from
ihs. farm OF plantation OF place where i, was
raised, or ordinarily belongs, or il it has
already been removed, that they verify believe
the thing is about 10 be sold or disposed OF so
o. 10 deprive them Of their privilege.
SEC. :. Be Il further enacted, etc., That
this act shall take efEee. from and after lis
passage.
(Signed) CHAS. w. LOWELL,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR s. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved Septsmbse ., 1858.
tsisnsd) H. c. WARMOTH,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A trus copy:
GEO. E. BovEE, wv
Secretary Of State.
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ssziss
1O8 0A8OEDA08M0kY 018RxndGnl
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- De0o9o9s
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First Mssasy 4 0sDeeabss. e. = = n r. ~
Sesss!sy = Jsay:
No botegs oyt4eAooo n III uoDnlnGMAf ~ Nehns1
~ ~ a.vsn 80 e,e ssssaaays ssval111e1aaE vaisk 4
s,..sss. ~ !. y. a .Is.S 1ee r. -
i,nrars iasssssisa e ~ $500 Isses
Tx netheae r iaelsae1isa alsp1s&rralSlTIS..
,sss.y ssa ~ t,sAssssss 4 ~ ssafss.asa -
Ia lsbss,isss sosaiesnstx ss.,s;lssi. ~ 80 n !.
II 1tss iii sad sss;,saisss n ~ -. !. y sl.s,sM.
~ra..;rv rn,sn;t ss6ssAa1 - A
Of tbs aslivs aaties u G6s, . issiruet ~ III n ne
.as!f iatafs sssss.,, -, ~ awsksai.g !. -. : M
o. stndys e i'euicase 2 Rfees.s q sekiastsls3ea
which will enable thsm = sesae1e thet ednesstos,
t~'sA'' - 10y
COURSE or STUDIES.
TtsYe ase Two Couyse. r s.n4i.. ..,,h,;.h.a /. =.
seheci' n. ciss.;ssS NJ :. ~ 49, WsE. ssss1hssea . -
Il their parents q eu,sd;.ns, csss.. s.,; - 49,
are instituted in each Ccurse.
The Commercial Covrse 1870. P,...a -
English Gramsar, Uaive,ssl Hisasrv. G@s.:i..
Rhetoric, Logic, Litessturs, MseussI hieerv:.fSy ~
Chemistry; . complets Coarss u Msshs.sst;oss 81.
sW:y'n9 ~ Aeye'ne /: UnW1Ae q fIaas ~ Hlaps:
~. K .so;.r ~" Sonnsseas' - - usagss;
=. n"P'ae
The Classical Course esnpsisss IL shove snum.
lLnMs -
= Va. s0AoIAHs' fA1Aslk MONTHLY:
C C'.:, Coofss' /. Si2o per aanum.
RnArn avn r,,,,,,o,,
% $50. ~ AoA1AoN.
Payable Quarterly IL advance, pss aanun,$ $3.50 to 9l32
German, Spanish, DraWing, 4usie, Fencin9. &c.
current prices. 100" :
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EXAMINATIONS
P,v,.. sr,m;,,,,.,. .-a,...a Z, i. n.
e. Aa.':,;os: y, ", a :.s. n .;.sa e.: e: =! ..s.i Psb.,e
.I.aan'Gs.'c"s wil 0ss Piaee daring ~ csssisg Wesk
" "s ss''''n'
,so,,r,,, !, ,.no,n.
REPORTS :s5
stating the conduct, progress, nnk in class m n.
Boarding Students, whose families reside on. Of The
ss.usasy. Ths eo s.e ,saSl.ee = s. "s.ss letter. ess. s,ssy
Pupils is not ''s''e' = 'a'e.e'i'a.
+- Co.
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LETTERS

Boarding Students, whose families reside out Of Ii
Parish Of Orleans, are required U write letters ever
Saturday. The correspoadsnes bstween Psses.s s.
Pupils is not subject to inspsesion.
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said bossd, upon eonysnins q de- Gssstai
assembly u each ysar, shallnsks 1 full "a
dstailsd rspost " Oh theis usasaeiieas, ..
'c~onbpanied with . ssiasass Of esppoe
required for the boildisg and m-ailssnaaos 4
the Ievees and other rnblio works ~ ~
current and ensuing year.
SEC. .. Be il fartaer essesaa, a., Thai
This act shall take effect from and afer IL
passage, and that all laws ID conflict there.
with be and the same are hersby repealed.
(signed) CHAs. W. LOWELL,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
{signed OSCAR ]. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President IT the
Senate.
Approved September 10, 1868.
%(signed) H. c. WARMOTH,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
a true copy:
Gro. E. BOWS,
Secretary Of State.
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VISITS:

Parents are eptreated y naks their visit, d sches
days, before Q A. N. or after s ,. \ ia order 70 svsiii
al interference with the advanosmsat Of Studeses ~
the discipline Of Tue Schoel.
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MONTHLY REPORTS

Monthly reports are seat 70 Passats " Guatddis. n
stating the conduct, pregrsss, rank in class AID :.
tendance Of pupils.
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ExAMINATfoNa !.

Private examiaatiens csedscssd BY u Director N.
biz Assistana are held sosshly. Tks Aansal Pam
Examinations will take plaes during ~ clssisg wssl
oil The Session.
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Newt Orleans Business Cards.
Perseverance Rice Mill,
Parish Of St. Charles, left hank.
80 miles above New Orleans.

The undersigned hereby inform their friends
and Rice planters generally that the above
null is now completed and ready to clean
Rice on the most favorable terms,
S1EWERD & KIP,
Projectors.
10 For further particulars apply to our
agent EMILE QUPRE, New.OrIeans, No. "a,
Peters Street, Corner Custom House.
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OUTFIT:

Besides the articles Of elosLisg sscsssa,y for neat.
.s.s ana comfort, Zach ssadent sheuld Be provided
table knife, ! tin basin and foot tub, I night 81, /
mattress 8 #. Z 3 f., ! double wooden blsskst, 1 pillow,
) pillow cases, 3 pairs sheets, l mosquibo b.. Every
in full. "
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W. to.l AV All @
To amend and re.adopt section first Of an
act entitled IAN Act for the corporation,
organization, etc, Of works Of public i'm.
provemcnts, etc., approved March ID,
1855. @@@e5o
Section !. Be-I enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of The State Of
Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That the first section Of an act entitled IAN
act for the organization Of corporation for
works of pnb'ic improvement and utility
approved March fourteenth, A. D. 1855, be
amended and re.adopted 10 read as follows:
That it shall be lawful for any number
of persons, not less than six, on compliance
with provisions following, 10 form themselves
inio and constitute a corporation for the folio.
Wiag purposes, 10 wit: For the construction,
working and maintenance of railroads, canals,
rlapk roads, bridges, ferries, and other works
of public Improvements, whether within or
without the limits Of the State, 10 effect fire,
marine, river and life insurance. 10 carry on
manufactures Of cotton, wooden, linen, silk
and hempen cloths and cordage, to construct
and carry on works TO supply cities or towns
with gas OF water, 10 compress cotton 10
construct and carry on iron, brass and coppe.
lonndfies, 10 construct and maintain dry docks
OF floating docks for the building or repairing
Of ships ond other vessels; 10 the manufacture
of iron, copper, lead, or other metals, earthen
ware or stone ware, engines, cotton gins,
machinery, paper, gnnpowder, agricultural
implements; to establish companies for re.
lning sugar, and for sea navigation by steam I;
10 create lines of telegraphe, and 10 establish
chemical laboratories and manufactures of all
kinds; to open and work mines; 10 construct
and maintain docks, steamships and other
vehicules for the trans portation of freight and
passengefs, and for the development of the
agricultural resources of the State, and for
the promotion Of immigration, and generally
all works of public untility and advantage. No
corporation shall engage in mercantile nor in
commission brokerage, stock jobbins, eA.
change or banking business Of any kind.
SEC. 2. Be i further enacted, etc.,, That
ms act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
(Signed) CHAs. w. LOWELL,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
(signed) OSCAR ]. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved September 10, 1868.
(Signed) H. c. WARMOTH,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy: n+r .
GEO. E. BovEE, st
Secretary Of State.
New Orleans Business Cards.
Perseverance Rice Mill.
RI n--aRN-N IL" 80 -. ~ %
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Payable Quarterly in advances, Pr AMMAN, $3.50 10 "a
German, spsnish. Drawing, Nasic, Fencing, "a.
form extra charges.
Dock and s.aiioaery ass ssppssa b. u sehssl :
current prices.
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70.l AN ACT

Relative - the Inspection Of Weights an,
Neasurss for that portion of the parish o
Orleans on The right bank Of the rive
Mississippi. 1
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have improved. savage polIteness Is the
chsracteristio OF all three of them, and this
book of etiQuette from which they have studied
Is evidently written by q ruffisn.
As was expected, Captain Young, the Chief OF
the New York Detectives. aud the PoIice Com
mssioners not able to view his transactions
with the Maryland Bank in the same light. and
Young knows what he Is about and can AFT I'D
TO laugh at the set of silly resolutions which
they have been pleased to pass censuriug his
conduct In refusing to render an account OF all
reward moneys that have passed through his
hands since the beginning OF the year. 1hls 1 M
DTogl1o, however. leaves us without q chiefof de.
teoiives; for Young's resignation not having
been accepted, and he not having been dis
charged. no one has yet been appointed in hts
he of course refuses TO serve further in his late
capacity. And so the matter stands.
Next wednesday ts expected to furnish satis-
factory news as to how far the Investigation
into the cases of the passengers on board the
ship James Foster, Jr, lately arrived at tnts
port, has seen conducted Now that the cap
tain has died O maudliu and wicked sympathy
fs beginning to be excited In his behalf. Conn
miseration is taken clean away from the
wretched passengers who were made the SUBJ
Jects of his brutality, and transferred TO the
dead inhumaD captain. for one could never
see why mans death ought 20 be q reason for
the truth not being spoken of him. and to say
OF the late Captain Armstrong, of the ship
James Foster, Jr, who died OF the fever be was
instrumental in promoting, that he was-if the
accounts of bis passengers be strictly true-une
of whom we have any account, in suy age, is
the unvarnished truth; and were to raise his
tombstone, 1t should be one that would tell no
lies. ALI BABA.
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DIED.

FRITZ On the 18th instant. SUSIE, youngest
daughter OF Peter and Amelia Fritz.
The relatives and friends of family are invited
70 attend the funeral, from th9 residence OF ner
parents. No 6I6 Race street. Monday, the 22d In
BiaDt. at II O'Clock.
JFNNINGS.-On the morning of the Is h instant
CAtOLINE. wife Of N. A. Jennings, and daughter OF
the late Moses Thomas.
BEARs.- On the 2Oth instant, MARY W. MEARs,
years.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully Invited attend her uneral from the residence
81 her husband, No. 842 g. Front street, ON Tuesday
afternoon ~ O'CLOCK, lnterment NJ Ebenezs sr
VeuI'.
TACK-On the 18th instant, ADELE, wife OF
Augustus II. Tack, In the Both year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral. from the resi-
depCe Of her husband, No 3lS s. fifteenth street
Monday morning, the 22d Instant, NJ 10 O'Clock. ."
THAWLEY.-On the morning of the Is h instant,
short but severe illness, which she bore with Chris
tian fortitude.
Her relatives friends are respectfully invited
attend the funeral from her late residence, Heston-
Vile, Twenty fourth wRrd Monday afternoon,
March % a. O'Clock. without further notice. To pro-
ceed to Baddir gioD.
VAN DYKE-on the 10th Instant, WILLIAM
VAN DYKE, In the 46th OF bis age.
His relatives and friends also Mount Olive Lodge,
No. B75 I. o. of D. + Empire Grove ". A . ~. No.
and Sparta Lodge, No. To- of p, are respectfully
Invited attend his funeral from his late re3idence
No. 6s3 Arch street, on Sunday afternoon at 2h
o'clock.
wHITALL.-on the 18th instant. RICHARD
Funeral services at hiSate residence No. 2Ol4 Race
street. on Mon Rf ernUOn at O'Clock. Burial
Tuesday morning. at nj Mddietown, Delaware county -
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AuTERs JET BLACK HAIR DYE so cents q box
also applied at No. Mail street,
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JEwRLRY.-Mr. William w. Cassidy. NO. IL South
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment OF jewery and silverware Ia the city
Purchasers rely upon obtaining real, pure art
Gle furnished 81 price which cannot be equaled-
He also has q large stock Of American Western
watches In all varieties and ut all prices. visit to
his atnre La Hnre 70 result In pleasure and profit
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HOW TO DETECT IT.
The Genuine has my Name and Address
Blown in Three Sides of Bottle;
THE COUNTERFEIT HAS NOT.

Internationally the business has been car.
ried on for some time. and to considerable
extent, and the selling has been managed by
experts who depend upon the external appear
ance. without regard to the quality or contents
of the bottle.
Ny conclusion is that the expensive wrappers
were stolen, or a transfer of the original plate
taken by a dishonest engraver.
have been in consultation with the leading
Glass Works In regard to it, and they assert
that they have never made any bottles for any
one the pattern of the spurious. L have pur-
chased all my bottles. for twelve years, from
Messrs. SHEETS & DUFFY, Kensington Glass
Works, and each and every bottle has the fol-
lowing plainly blown on three sides of the bot
tle:-"H. 7. HELMBOLD'S GENU FLUID
EXTRACTS; PHILADELPHIA" THE SPU.
RIOUS HAS NOT. and in the genuine the let
tering can be felt without removing the wrap.
per. in q majority of cases.
My name and address are not blown in the
spurious, and l have never used any bottle
without this precautioD.
Thus far 1t is evident that theSPURIOUS has
emanated from SMALL JOBBERS or PED
Oilers: of various preparations, who when
questioned. reply that they never take bills
receipts when procuring their supplies"
which causes difficulty In tracing.
{ My Buchu is no patent medicine or secret
concoction, but superior preparation, q con-
centrated fluid extract of the (Diosms Cremata)
Buchu Leaves.
ANY druggist hysiciap, or patient that is at
all familiar with the properties of the Bucnu
Leaves would have no difficulty in DE rECTING
THE FRAUD, as not the slightest regard has
been paid 10 the contents of the spurious bot
| ties, but simply coiored liquid with little
| taste or odor.
very important item to druggists is, that
quite a quantity of the spurious has already
fermented, and suoh a result has never occurred
| to the genuine. 1 cannot imagine what Ina
| preston the afflicted may have formed of me,
! who have been SO unfortunate to have pur-
| chased the spurious, or the Injury done my
| name and business by this counterfeit, which
| posses ses no medicinal virtues whatever. But
| my friendly relations and extensive .acquaint-
| ance in the trade, and the precautions have
| taken. will prevent Its recurrence. L will
greatly appre ciate 1t If the druggists will ex-
| anime their stock at once and report. WILL
| PROTECT SUCH FROM LOSS, AND WILL
| CAUSE TO BE ARRESTED DEALERS
| FOUND WITH THE SPURIOUS FROM THIS
| DATE.
| Any information derived leading to detec.
| tion will be thankfully received, and receive q
reward Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.