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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-15

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LIFE lSsuRANcE.-lhe Sn"'''sS' P''"'
in the matter OF life insurance, to the
Mind os oxorv reflective person whose
..".n.:h.o.. o,,o1 70 :, Is 10 IL.
"''e"''o" Nus ~
eide oesween tue various
the advertisements and agents OF when
the agents especially readily repre-
sent the advantages accruing TO thos"
who insure with them advantages
paramount to eli others. Yet he VINO
runs may read, anu 1e 1; wn
The man incapabIe of thinking for him
self must be either u mud-head or II
fool Y,t there is one point above all
o,hars which should be considered by
cv.rv GOOD business man, as well as all
o;hcrs interested in the welfare of the
coun,ry we live in, aud that IL contained
i, The p~opular idiom OF P~atr"nize
bom. interests" AS applied 10 lille
;n,wr,nca the poin, is plninly to he
s.sn nv simply reading the advertise
nan, If the Pacific Mutual Life inSur
80. comnany in another column. In
na,.o,;,ino home companies sou rely
p~n'ro",S'" AVN kaowledse, aud are not
c~omneIled to take the say OF Interested
representatives. ,r,,i, Geek assist
"nu cnr friends: you 90 To those
"". voa Know best. who can and Will
sis, Won; Apply this principle a''"d
on every day, TO insurance.
G,.t.Io's was well at
,h.,. beiuc about
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Notice..

OFFICE OF THE YELLOW JACKET
~ Silver Mining Company. Gold Hill, Nevada.
The Annual meeting ofihe yellow Jacket Silver
Mining Company win be held al the office Of the
Company. Gold Hill. Nevada, on Monday, the
nineteenth day Of july. 1869. The election OF
a Board OF Trustees TO aerve for the ensuing
year will be held ut said meeting.
j. B. WINTERS, President.
F. F. OsBHroS, Secretary.
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Pioneer steam Tow Line
FoR SACRAMENTO.

Ill, GOODS SENT WITH DISPATCH.
n Vessel leaves daily from Jackson street
wharf, Country merchants ordering goods by
this line get freight ut very low rates. jeiam
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Masonic Notice.

CULVER STAR LODGE NO. 5. F. "A
y & A. NJ, meets st their Lodge. wy
s8Ua. Gold Hill, every SATURDAY /VN
evening at z O'Clock. Stated communications,
frst Saturday in each month. All Brethren in
good standing are cordially invited.
BY order OF the W. N.
s. W. CHUBBUcK, Secretary.
Gold Hill July 1. 1889. jyiu
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Lost.

nN THE GEIGER GRADE. BETWEEN
The Toll House and Arnold Station. u
Ladies' Fur Cape. The finder win be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same ut the So,d I'M
Market. L. ''tOa
Gold Hill. July sih. 1888. Esn
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W. H. @. STEPHENSON, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN.

DR. STEPHENSON HAS REMOVED HIS
IL office to South G street. Virginia, opposite
the Virginia House. Special attention given 10
the diseases Of women and children. Protes.
sional calls promptly attended TO. Gan DC
found at his Office at all hours during, inc uay
and night. Residence In the rear OF once s
jetSn
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Caution.

rs FPIcE or GOLD HILL QUARTZ MILL
and Mining Company. Az California street,
san Francisro. July 9th. 1SG9:-The public L.
,v.rchy cautioned AZ iinst purchasing the follow,
inc csrlifIcatcs OF stock Of the above named
Company: No. chs
Raymynrc & Uawxhurst. -. -. 49..,...."1
Il. Cahiil 4 Co., Trustees 4S........i
Tho zane having been sold this day 10 pay de'
hnqnsn' assessment R. N%EGENER, secreiaryls
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ARRIVALS AND DrpARrrnk-.


Arrivals
by WELLS. FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
Mrs Harmon, H Way, J Rau, o oleson,
il Van Bokkclcn, Mr. Coffin, smith, ar
Kelly, Mr. Miller, Mrs Miller. Mr. Morgan,
Mrs Morgan, Mr. Carroll, Mr. Israel, Mr.
Jaccobinc, n C Dinslow, Jno Waugh. Jas
Waugh, F F Ink, W ID Baum, Miss Ciongh,
Mr. Lane, Mr. Flambeau, Miss Weich, Miss
Meyers, NJ Comstock. P Martin, Mrs Cooper,
] Hcdlcy, Mr. French, A Slater, Jno Short,
J Bailen.
D~cpnrturc-.
BY WELLS, FARGO MI co.'s LINZ.
Judge Addison, Mrs Baldwin. Jno Paul
son. j. M Hammer, Mrs Il II Cading, Jno
Cloke, SamI Roberts, Ham Light, c IL
McWilliams, DanT Morrison. Mrs NJ Levi
son, Il Goldcrosind, Mary Scholl, Adeiia
Cassarubia, Fanny Lambert, . A oaison,
Neil Henderson, NJ u Bonn, Mrs Breed. L
Asselino, wife and child.
Ky WOODRUFF AMI ESNoR's n
Mr. Plight, o J Reed, Henry Penbcrthy.
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ak FINE BILLIARD TABLES.

With all the latest improvements, in excellent
order. At this fine and comfortable saloon Ill
the latest and most prominent newspapers and
periodicals OF the day are also to be found. a
Commodious Club Room u connected win tue
Saloon.
Virginia, July LIST. 1860. lyl-lm
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GoIJ. silver aud Ores OF Evcr, Desorip-
tion Carefully Assnyed,
And returns OF Bullion made within six hours
i'm Stamped Bars or Coin, at the option of the
Guarantees his assays to conform with the U.
8. Mint.
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CANDY MANDATORY,

Coffee and Refreshment Saloon
20 south c 81, nearly opposite Wells s Fargo.
muE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO
/ mrniah Candies of all descriptions, whole
anlc and retail, at the shortest notice. and at
nrices that cannot fail TO suit al who may
favor him with n call. Fancy Cakes made to
order. in the best style. and OF the Gholcest
Materials. Be sure aud give me a call, and |
will guarantee satisfaction.
LUNCH-Ham and Eggs, Tea and Coffee,
Fresh Butter and Bread and other comforts,
prepared at short notice.
Virginia. July sth. 1863. jyS-1m
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rI,uE UNDERSIGNED, ESTABLISHED AS
As.ayer eight years in California, and for
over five years in Nevada, has removed his office
10 Silver City, where he will attend to any bust
meas intrusted to him with promptness and care.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-02-23

Dispatches from Jefferson City, Missouri,
say the investigation Of the affairs of the
Southwest Pacific Railroad is decidedly in
favor of the Company. The report of the
committee will be presented to-day. II
shaws that nearly half millisn has been
expended in construction; that tho Com.
psny have drawn on tho State Treasurer for
Sl5O,0OO less thah they are entitled to;
ttat contracts bave been made for ties sur.
lieIent 10 carry them fifty miles west of
Springfield, and for rolling stock to the
amount o: 1851 600, to be delivered before
July next. Over three thousand tons of
railt are new en- route 10 st. Louis, and ar.
rangements have been made for two tbous.
and five hundred tons more. 1t was also
shown as an evidence Of the good faith Of
the company that they hava paid os old
Fremont claims amounting to $I05, 900
while the law only required them to pay
$4,000.
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Western Union Limo Market Report.
New York. Feb. 23.
Crude, bnlk,-22i5.
Refned-P. l.. s. to W., 36 SW.
81.
Markst-Quiet.
Philadelphia, Feb. %.
Crude-22ls.
Refined p. L. s. " w., s6 IS. ".
STA.
Narkot-Quiet and not 80 firm.
Pittsburgh Feb. 20.
Market-Quiet; Sales sellers option to
August, lcl..
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TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR TIE DAILY RECORD,
Afternoon Dispatches.
New York. Feb. 23.

view Ofk, feO. 23.
The IIcrald's Washington dispatch saws:
Grant has become communicative. and ex.
pressed himself on Saturday to u friend
very freely in regard to The cenrosition of
his Cabinet, says: IL shall invite ciizAns
to fill all the Cabinet positions. If nv
selections shall not prove jndicions in the
first instance, shall feel justified in cor
reeting the mistake by making second or
third selection if necessary"
The letter book OF Gen. Haleck has been
found. containing all the correspondence on
the subject of the removal of Grant when at
VicHsburg. including the order for the re-.
moval of Grant. The order was signed by
Halleck, but was inspired by Stanton, who
Mt that time directed all the correspondence
of Halleck. Gen. Banks friends urge him
to give all the papers in his possession on
the subject to the public, but he still refuses
to do sU.
Richmond, Va, Feb. %.
Sunday night in the adjoining town of
Manchester. John Rodgers, asIespectabIe
citizens. was shot dead by Thomas Willis,
whom he had ordered from his lot u few
hours bef,rr. Willis was arrested.
Springfield, Feb. 90.
A man named Bell trying TO escape from
officer Blon, of Westheld. Mass, was shot
and killed by him, in Southwick, Saturday
Bell was member Of the Cigar Makers
Union. and Tyler was trying to arrest him
for assault.
Constantinople, Feb. 23
The DEGREES ard orders recently issued by
the Sublime Porte against the Greeks. have
been revoked and the Turkish ports throw
open again to Greek shipping.
Boston, Feb. 90.
1t is reported that VIM. G. Balch, Treasur.
or Of James steam mill, of Newbnryport. is
detalilter to the amount of $50, OO0 The
directors have accepted Balch's resignation.
After work now in progress is fniss ell the
mills will he stopped and thorou. b inyes
legation made.
st. Lnnia Feb. 90
Benjamin Il. Wiley and daughter. 10
years old. passed through here Saturday en-
route to Memphis. Scotland county, to stand
trial on the change of numbering an infant.
two years of age, the child being the fruitlof
incasterous intercourse between the father
and daughter.
Troy, Feb 23.
A young man named Edward Flynn was
murdered by rouchs on the ies while cross
ing the river las. night. Three of the muir
derers. Thos. Nngent. Michael Nickel and
William Robertson. all youths, were arrested.
The principal asailant, Robert Pickett, has
not yet hean secured.
FORTRESS Monroe, Feb. 23.
A few shantici, occnped by negro squat
tiers, On the farm of Mr.. St. Clair, on the
onlsLirts of Hampton. have been removed
by the Sheriff. aided by the military. after
three peaceab!e attempts were made to dis
possess them.
Harrisburg. Feb 23.
II the State Araena. last evening, while
sa'nie was being fired premature dis.
charge of cannon blew off the right hand
OF George Church and the left hand of o man
named Marshall Quay.
The Honse yeelerday evening nnan'mons-
" passed n bill giving each q gratuity of
five hundred dollars.
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FORTRESS Monroe, Feb. 23.

A few shantici, occnpied by negro squat
tiers, On the farm of Mr.. St. Clair, on the
ontsk,rts Of Hampton. have been removed
by the Sheriff. aided by the military. after
three peaceab!e attempts were made to dis
possess them.
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If Fever and Agno or Intermittent Fe.
yer trouble you, use the Great Yosemite
Bitters. feb2O.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 23
Spot, -37k.
Feb'y-
March-3J.
March or April.to Jan'y,
April-37.
April TO june
March to June
April to Dec
Crude--Bbla.. 26le.
Crude-bnlk, 2lla.
Market-Qniet; nothing doing.
New YORK. Feb. 90.
Receipts-Refned. 10, o53 barrels.
Crude 255 bbs.
Naptha,-236 bbls.
Crude. Unsettled at 2lh@22.
Refined, Dull; about 361a for balance Of
February.
Market
LONDON. Feb. 23.-2. pm.
Refined. % d. Spirits. 7l1d.
Antwerp, Feb. 23-3 p. M.
5754 francs.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. %, 2p. m.
Refined % d. Spirits, u 81.
ANTWERP, Feb. 23.-5 p. m.
Crude--5731. s..-.. .'..-..
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RICH MARRIAGE GIFTS.

T'r HIGHEST Glfr which Young Man can pre-.
sem to his Bride, is sound constitution and ,nro
heat. Essays on these subjects, with the huna, O
tviews OF benevolent Physicians, sent in sraleJ lie
ter envelones free of charge. Address HOWARD
ASeooihiioN, box H. fhilndelpbia, Pa. j22 :m.
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THE best Tonic preparation in use is the
Great Yosemite Stomach Bitters, prepared
by J. ". Downer Il Co. feL2O-l:
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LIVERPOOL. Feb. %, 2p. m.
Refined % d. Spirits, 7lsj.
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Harrisburg. Feb. 23,

~ the State Araena. last evening, while
sa'nte was being fired premature dis.
charge of cannon blew off the right hand
of George Church and the left hand of O man
named Marshall Quay.
The House yeelerday evening unanimous.
~ passed n bill giving each gratuity Of
five hundred dollars
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One Hoffman. ei Hartford, has been ar
rested because there were two contempora-
neous Mrs. Huffmans.
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ANTWERP, Feb. 23.-5 p. m.
Crude--57si. ...-.. .'..-..
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Dividends are Declared -4nnM.
ally !.

And may be uscd to assist in paving Premiums. to
afford additional INSURANCE y. or to secure paid up
Polio after they have been In force foi number
Of years, as explained in our pamphlet or they may
accumulate al compound interest TO increase the
sum insured,
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THE OIL MARKETS.

OFFICE OF
THE PET'M CENTRE DAILY RECORD,
PETROLEUM CENTRE, Feb. 23.
There is little more inquiry in the mark
ct to-day, at yesterdays prices. 500 bbla.
were sold last evening al $3.50; cars To-
day at $3.50.
Shipments Of oil from this point, Feb. 22,
per o. C. Il A. r. Railroad. l.l03 barrels
PETROLEUM MARK EES--ssY TEL.
EtsheAPH,
Special Dispatches to the Dnily RccNi
PITTsBUnGu. Feb. 80
Spot--161a for 45 gravity. Al gr.-.
First water--l6]e for As &. At -.
Il. y. first six months, for As gr. ;
- for Al or.
S. o. first six months, l61a for As gr. ;
for Al gr.
Buyers option all this year, for
As gr.; - for Al gr.
Sellers option all this year, Is fer
45 gr.
Sales--None.
Market-Quiet and dull.
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Antwerp, Feb. 23.--3 p. M.
573+ francs.
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LONDON. Feb. 23.-2. pm.
Refined. % d. Spirits. 7lsd.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-18
Sheriff 8 Sale.

STATE Of Okio. .Jaekssn Cnsnfv o.
Lewis G. DamarlD, Survivor. Sc l.Court Com.
ofC. A. n. Damarin. decd. Pleas. Jack
against son Co O.
Fordyce II. Keith, Administrator, LIT order q
and others. sale.
PurIusnt To the command of sn order Of sal
issued from said Court. and 10 me directed !
viii ] offer at ubiic auction ut The door Of the
Court House, in Jaek sOn, in said eourty Of
Jackson, on
Saturday, February 9th, A. D. 1869.
at one o'clock. P. M.. II said day. the following
described premises. to-Wit:
The house now standing on Lot number seY-
enteen 10. in the town Of jackson, count, OF
Jackson and State Of Ohio.
sad premises valued at $500 %
Ordered to be soId as the prOpertyof BartemuS
French, deceased, " satisfy Judgment rsndeE
ed by said Court 10 favor OF Lewis C. Datnarin,
survivor Of c. A. VI. Damarin d Co., and H.
gainGt Fordyce NJ. Keith, administrator Of tie
estate Of Bartemus French, deceased
Said property must cell for two thirds # the
appraised value.
Terms Of sale cash In hand, ON day Of sac
Given under my hand this 2sIh day OF Janu-
AIRY. A. D., 1865.
JOHNSON WADE, She J. C.
0. =. Moore, Attorney for PIE
Jan 26. 69-5w-pf S12 80
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THE following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court of jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday last:
~MAKRIAGR LICENSES.
Hiram Mayhem and Mary Yerian.
John A. Robinson and Angeline Belts.
MIscELLANEous.
William II. Palmer appointed adminiStratOr
Of George Womer, deceased Bond t7oO 90.
Samuel MossbArger made application to be
appointed guardian Of John Moss barger an
inst, and order for notice to be served on
alleged lunatic.
State of Ohio VS.. Thomas F. Boswell Assault
aud Battery. Transcript filed.
John D. Riley, Minister of tile Baptist Dcnom-
ination. License to solemnize marriages noted
Richard Markham, administrator, filed petit
tion to complete contract to sell land.
Mary Price, guardian Of Ealeanor' Price, q
lunatlc, filed petition to sell land.
Henry Cunningham, Minister of the Demon.
ination kAown as the Christian Church, licensed
to SolemniZe marriages.
The following named persons were drawH 70
aerve as Jurors ut the mex. criminal term, to
commence on the I'd day Of March George
Phillips, William J. Leonard, Hiram Strawn,
Smith Stephenson, Levi Goodrich. Parker Smith,
Joseph A. Mseker, William Rowland, James d.
Clare, Peter Pickrel, Jonathan r. Booth and
Isaac Buckley. --.......
-Four accounts Hlcd.
Three inventories fled.
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DANGEROUS

The chief danger from Dyspepsia Is that
the reduced strength Of the system may disable
1t from surmounting other intercurrent diseases.
Sympathetic affections Of the liver and lungs
often have their origin in Dyspepsia, and may
become organic diseases and constitute not only
q source Of Inconvenience but danger Hence,
the sooner treatment is commenced after the
first symptoms Of Dyspepsia are manifest, with
more certainty can the disease be thoroughly
expelled. Do not delay to seek advice from
unwArranted sources, but procure Roback'S
Blood Pills, take them In small doses to stimu.
late the stomach and intestlnes and gently act
upon the liver. Then take Robacks Stomach
Bitteu regularly after each meal to tone the
stomach and assist the digestive apparatus, and
you will find the relief will be almost immediate
and the cure like magic. The Bltters sh ould be
continued for while after all symptoms Of the
disease have disappeared. These medicines are
prepared with the utmost care of materials haV-
ing especial reference to diseases Of the blood
and internal organs, and can at all times with
confidence he relied upon.
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DONATION PALTY.--The friends Oi
Rev. /. B. Bradrlck and family, got up dOua'
ton party for their benefit on last MONDAY
night, ct the n. L. Church. We were present,
and we were never At more pleasant party.
There was large attendance and Au excellent
supper. There was some coed music, both
vocal and Instrumental Some forty dollars was
collected in money, and presented to Mr.. Brad
rick by Judge LOngbOn, in neat and approprl'
ate speech, which was responded to by Mr.
BradrlCk In few feeling remarks.
The donations in eli amounted to about
$3.50. 90, including a beautiful silk dresS for Mrs
Bradrick. 1t was valued at $4,000. Mrs. Brad
rick feels particularly grateful for this elegant
present
Mrs. Bradrick ls an excellent Christian lady
and this token Of esteem by her nsighborS ID
well merited.
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RUCHU.
~ From DlspensatOry Of the United States.
DIOSMA CRENETTA-BUCHU LEAVES.
PEorERFIEs.- odor is strong dlffnSlve,
and somewhat arematic their taste bltterish,
and analogous to mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIEs AID UsEs.- Buchu
leaves are gently Stimulant, with peculiar ten
deucy to the Urinary Organs.
They are given in complaints Of the Urinary
Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of the
Bladder, Morbid Irritation of the Bladder and
Uretha. Disease of the Prostate Gland, and
Retention or Incontinence of Urine, from loss
of tone in the parts concerned in its evacuation.
The remedy has also been recommended In Dys-
pepsia, Chronic rheumatism, CutaneouS Atisc-
tatiOns, and DropSy.
HELMBOLD's ExTRAcT BUcnu 10 used By per-
sons from the ages of 1s to 25, and from IS to
S. or In the decline or change of life after Con-
Hnement, or Labor Pains; Bed. Wettlng In
children.
In affections peculiar to females, the Extract
Buchu is unequaled by any other remedy, as in
ChlOr Osis.Or Retention, Irregularity Painfulness
or Suppression of Customary Evaeuations, u
cerated or Schirrous State OF the Uterus, Leu
bOrrhea, or Whites.
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL,
AID DRoPacAL SwELLIN0s.-ThiS medicine in.
creasca the power of Digestion, and excites the
AbsOrben to into healthy action, by which the
Watery or CalcarsOus depositions, and ell I'm
natural Engagements are reduced, as we'll As
Pain and defamation.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU has cured every
case of Diabetes in which 1t has been given.
Irritation Of the Neck, of the Bladder, and InHa-
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neys and Bladder, Retention of Urine, Diseases
of the PrOstrate Gland, Stone in the Bladder,
Calculus, Gravel, Brick-Dust Deposit, and
Mucus or Milky Discharges, and for enfeebled
and delicate constitutions, of both sexes, at.
attended with the following symptoms: India.
position to Exertion, Loss Of Power. Loss ol
Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, Weak Nerves,
Trembling, Horror of Disease, Wakefuness,
Dimness of Vision, Pain in the Back, Hot Hands,
Flushing of the Body, Dryness of the Skin,
Eruption on the Face, Pallld Countenance, Uni.
versal LaIsltude Ol the Muscular system, &C.
HELMBOLD's ExTRAcF BUcHU is DInretlc and
Blood-Purifying, aud cures all Diseases 81 ising
from habits of dissipation, excssseS and impru.
dencences = life, impurities of the Blood, &C.,
superseding Copaiba lu affections for which it Is
used, such as GonOrrhea. elects OF long stand
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bottles for $500. Delivered TO any address
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