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- I<VaieiAnn-iu tne mStter cI Mrs bArA
jerks bankrupt-In Bankruptcy, No. 1f4Whereas, Mrs
Sarah Jenks Of New Orleans sn1 District afore-
said. duly declared bankrupt under the Of Con-
of March 1861 has this day filed In said petit
ton, praying for discharge and certificate thereof foIn all
Der debts and other claims provable under said act
Notice therefore given 10 all creditors who have proved
their debts and 10 all other persons In interest that the
Sh day Of May le69, a. ii A is assigned for the
hearing Of the and that they may then and there
tend and show IL any they why the prayer Of
the said petition should not be granted
And further notice given that the bankrupt will undergo
exarDston before Register Kellogg 4h day Of
1859. Al his ece, Custom House. at II O'Clock
Clicks Office New Orleans, April Il, 1889
apis % q K. LoEW. Deputy Clerk.
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United STATES DISTRICT COURT

United STATES DISTRICT COURT
ODsrct of Louisiana In the matter OF Bumenkron
bsnrupt-In Bankruptcy No lS4-Whereas Isaac Blamenk
New Orleans District aid duly
under the act Of Congress Of March 1857 this
hecn said Court petit praying for dschsrge and cer
feat thereof from ell his debts and other claims provab
unds said act
Neice therefore given to all creditors who proved
thedes and 70 all other In interest," that the sh
day D May 1863 at ii A. is assigned fer the hearing
Of tie and that they then and there attend add
chow cae they have, why the prayer Of said pe
tion houid not be granted.
Anurther notice given that the Bankrupt will
exsinstion before Register Dean the 4h day of
MAYA d. 1869, at his Office, Customhsuse, at Pm
Clicks Ofhce, New Orleans, April IS, 1863
sp4H2S X LOEw, Deputy Clerk
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BALLS---BALLS.

o. .. II.
anniversary BALL AVID SUPPER
The Fth Anniversary Of the Indepspdsnt Order Of Odd
Fellows Ia re United States will csebrat this urisdic-
ton on thee6th mat BY giving REUKIOS ali AID
SUPPER
IN ODD FELLOWS HALL
Under Encouragement and dlrcon Of the officers the
Grand Loge Brothers selected different Lodges
PRICE OF TICKETS TWO ID DLLARS
Which Rmits the hooers thereof ths Ball Supper
without my additional charge, together with the ladies
companyng them.
cbsse tn tickets
By Grand aster.
JOSIAH YoLsBR. Grand Secretary,
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ODD FELLOWS HALL. CAMP STREET
Programme OF the First ParIor Concert.
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 10, 1862
Quartetts-"1be Knights FAREWELL. Kinkel.
MetdelssoEn Quartette.
Soprano Solo, Arette Romeo and Juliet. .Gouaod.
Duo. Soprano and COntrsito 'xOntecche Cspuletti"
BeinL
Mrs Dubos and Mrs Duun.
L. Eoo for VIOLIN "Fantssie Ospcen .Vieuxtemps
Signor Carlo Patti
serensde "'Ts no. true Non ver)......... Mattel
Mr. 4. b Chase
G. Bass Sole, from the stsr Of the North Meyerbeer
Mr. A. Ca sard
Piano Solo, "Trovatoe," Fantasia the Miserere.
Gottschslk
Mr.. Leo Wheat
Quartette, "Eeco 9nel Fiero instsnte, Costa.
g. solo for yiolonceo Grand Frantase Lucia
: Mr A van Oonvelaert =.
10 Song ard Chorus The Flag Of the Re ment; Eaton
Mr.. q. Tracy and Mendels,ohn Qusr.ette
H. TROY on. vieloncelo. piano. Mendessohn.
H. Grand sextetie from "Lucie". Donise.
Mrs Dubos, Mrs Dunn nessr Chase Meteye Wheeler and
Casssrd
Doors apon 81 7; to at ~ o'clock
Packages ofeght q 'kets to subscribers, So
limited number vt single tickets, at 81 esch. viii be for
sa ct the door.
NOTICE Persons der Of securing subscription pack
who have not been cal led will opportunity
OF doing the Ticket Once the evening the Concert
Subscription Book, at Blsekma's. l6i Canal
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For Heavier Grsdes OF Work,
The Original Howe Sewing Machine,
ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD.

They being the first Sewing Machines made and having
been continuously under the supervision Of he
original inventor, ELIAS HOWE, JR, since their frst
Introduction in ls43 They have invariably highest
honors ct the great Exhibitions Of the world eliminating Al
the late IMPOSITION UNIVERSHLLE AT PARIS
where the Grsnde Combination Of Prizes awarded al
hnv Exhibition to any Exhibitor for wh4tever
exhibited, was awarded 10 the HOWE MACHINE CON
PANi ard their President. ELIAS HOWE JR the lime.
rial Prize the Gross OF the legion OF Honor Gold Medal
he highest prize within the e Of the jny) and Silver
Medal OF equal grade with the highest prize awardod for
oher Sewing hschiue. being result OF the EVIDEN
EACELLt NCE OF THE HOWE
Many ntors have endeavOred 20 Ost inferior Machines
on TIE public, more probably, than OF all other Ma-hns
eomoned Every possible pretext and has used
Tor this Iurp1se until IL has this CEN
81 nty sskei . repair or rrh for Machines we
never sav AT which bought Howe Machines Take
no Dealers word fer IL that Machine Is a genuine Howe nm
less Il bears the trade mark ~ -
The only manufacturers OF the Howe Sewing Machines are
the Howe Machine oupsny. there is no other mann
fseturer OF the same name in the world
JOHN FRANK. Agent,
lao Poydrss street.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
EOI RENT-THE HOTEL AT THE LAKE END
ofay st John.-os nected with this Hotel there Is
Bar ron. Stables and Bath Houses and all the appurte
snce first class Lake Shore Restaurant ~ one OF
the met delightfully."- located of the
able trms. Apply TO Loui Gagnet, the canal Office
cornefof foulous- and Vilere streets.
EOI RENT-A LARGE FIRST CLASS COUNTRY
ksre egibly located doing good business and with
hxiurs and glsss showcases complete dence in
rear store apply to Jehn b Pradst, No. 392 Dryadss
DEVa To RENT IN CHRIST CHURCH, ON
Onal street -Four Pevs Rent from SIS to SIS each
to 1st)ctober 1859 Apply at 81 Magazine street.
EOI RENT-wITH OR WITHOUT BOARD A
lsre and Handsomely furnished Room over the front
parlorand opening wide balcony Apply 90 x3 81
Josepl street, between st Charles and Carondeet
EOI RENT-THE FINE, LIGHT, BACK OFFICE,
NJ 81 Commercial Place corner OF St. Charles street,
window on st. Charles street. opposite Masonic Hail. suit
able focotton factors brokers Office, having frepreof
safe in be wall IL has been II occupied by VIM fhie
architect POI session given LIST November For terms
apply tH g. Heart No. 81 Commercial Place Of ST.
Chsre<treet. front Office
ZOE RENT-FAMILIESA AND GENTLEMEN OAN
accommodated with large airy front Rooms With
without board Also day boardcrs I've large front
that onnect with sliding doors Parties wishing furnish
their would do vs 10 call Of 30 Canal ssrss Of
Lber
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BOARDING.

ROABDIH0-0NE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM
- with Beard at No 2S Camp street. second door from
Joseph. Day boarders also accommodated.
EIRsT GLASS BOARDINQ-ONEO OR TWO
geneel families who desire comfortable good
living In easant part OF the city be suited app
cation ct 6l Camp House, and
opposite St PstIcss Church few day boarders
be accommodated The large airy well fur
nisbed and tne table unsurpassed this city
DOARDING-ELBGANT FURNISHED APART.
- ments with excellent board the use Of the
psror The situation Is Of the most desirable city
Apply stl4 St. Joseph street
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POUND NOTICES.

POUND NOTICES.
CTRFET COMMIsSIOSER's DEPART.
. MENT Room No 7. City Hall-New Orleans. Asril H.
ls6eWss brought to the First District Pound
tsyette and Locust streets
ONE Lot of FURNITURE and KITCHEN WARE
thereon paid will be sold public suctsn Pound
TnURSDAY, pril % 1869 At II O'Clock N.
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controller.
CTREET COMMIssIONER's ID sPART.
y MENT. Kosm No 7. City Hall-New Orleans April l6
ls6sWere brought TO the Fourth District Pound Drya.
des street. between jackson and Philip Streets estrsys
Two GOATS of different cOlcrs:
which not claimed within three days and expenses
MONDAY, April l9 1859: at u O'Clock 4
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controller.
CTREET COMMIssIONERs DEPAwT
~ MINT Room No. 7, City Hsll-New Orleans. April is,
s69Wss brought to the FIRST District Pound corner OF
Lafayette and Locust streets sstrsy-
One Email iron gray MULE, brand visible marks Of
the haness on back and shoulders.
Which, claimed within Eve days and the expenses
hseoa paid will Be sold at public auction at said Pound,
TUESDAY. April 20, 1859. st u o'clock n.
JOSEPH MURPHY. Street Commissioned
LOUIS SENEGAL. for Controller.
y MENf. Room No. T. City Hs-New Orleans, April
IA seewss brought TO the Third District Pound corner
ofMarigny and Morales streets estrsy
One Red COW, with white spot under the belly.
Which, not claimed within i've days. and the expenses
thereon paid viii be sold at public auction said Pound
yosEfH MURPHY, Street Commissions.
Louis errrCH l.. u Controller.
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- Crescent City Bank New Orleans,
Jans lsss-In accordance with sections and $ Of An
a Fres Banking. no., the State Of Louisiana"
approved March IS 1855 notice Ia hereby given
Bank duly audited under the provisions Of said
sent the the Banking House ct the ONCE Of the
este Auditor for the purpose Of redemption, within
from this date othervss the funds depossed By said
s.-k for said purpose WI be reclaimed.
OHAS. FAURTE. ia. Cashier.
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TTlITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
" District Of Louisisua-In after Of Richard O. Ellis
bsnkuptln Bankruptcy 932-Whereas Richard q Ellis
hrebonne parish and District aforesaid daily declared
bankrupt under the of Congress Of March 1867 has
this She said court petition praying for olsen
and ecate thereof from all his deots and other claims
provide under said Act;
Noce therefore given TO all creditors who have pro.
thees and ALI other in interest that the Sth
day IF May, 1859 ii A. Is assigned the hearing
of tH same that they may and there attend
showeawe they have Why the of the said petit
tien lhould not be granted
And further notice given that the bankrupt win undergo
examination before Register Pkin the 4h day Of
May A. 1852 at his Office, G stom House, at n
Clerks Office, New Orleans, April l3 1869
aria q 20 X LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
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Once OF the New Orleans. jackson and
Great forhen Railroad Company, New Orleans March Is
1ste-Ip conformity with the Chatter election will be held
Office Of toe Company Camp opposite Lsfa-
yete square MONDAY April 10 ls69 from O'clock
For eighteen Drecors twelve to be chosen from Stockholders
residng Louisiana and six from Sto .khOders ding
Mississippi provided majority of the stock Of the Company
be represented az said election but majority OF the stock
be then represented the election Will be held Nom
DAY p &C. 1862 at the Office Of the Company, from 10
so'clock
RS CHARLES secretsry
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TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT
" District OF Louisiana-ln the matter Of Chs H. Nobls
banLrupt-ID Bankruptey-Eo. l022-Whe Chs H.
eaed Bankrupt under the Act Of Congress Of March 1851
th day fled in said Court petition praying for
and certificate thereof from ali his debts
claims provHble under said act;
Notice is therefore given TO all creditors who
have proved their debts, and to all other persons
In interest that the sth day OF May, 1862 II O'Clock
Is assigned for the hearing ths they
then and there attend and show il any they
why the OF the aid petition should be granted
And further notice given that bankrup. undergo
alton before Register the 4th day
nay A. 1869, ct Office, Al Exchange Alley II O'Clock
A. NJ.
Clerks Office. New Orleans. April IS 1899
spl4T % X LOEx, Deputy Clerk
limited STATES DISTRICT COURT
" strict Of Loussna-In & matter Of TrasimOnd Lam
DR. bankrupt-In Bankruptcy No l9S-Whereas rasimond
Lndry, the parish of Ascension and district afOe
duly dec AIRED bankrupt under the act Of Congress Of
sch ID 1867 this day fled in said Court petition pray
nk for discharge and certificate thereof from a debts
ard other claims pr .vabe under ssid set.
Notice therefore given to all creditors who have proved
eir debts ana 20 all other in interest," that the 6h
hy Of May. 1853, at IL O'Clock Is assigned for the
esrng the and that they then and there attend
md show tey have why the prayer OF the said
petition should not be granted.
And further notice is given that the hankrup. viii undergo
examination before Register Augustin the ih day Of
May, 1853, at his Office Al Exchange Alley ct IL
Clerks Office, New Orleans, April -, 1853
apl4 rs X. LOEW. Deputy Clerk.
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The manufacturers Of the sbo Machine believe that
q careful and thorough examination tbs merits aud
qualifications Of the different kinds Of Machine adsped
FAMILY sEWIe1. they have OVERCOME the FAULTS
and IMPEKFECrIONs Of the many now the Market and
have rrodneed machine that ponouuced eonnoisseus
20 be BETTER DESIGNED, BETTER WADE, BETTER
FINISHED. MORE SIMPLE ACCURATE and RELIl-
BIZ, with GREATER CAPACITY for PERf0RNING
ALL KINDS OF
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SCHOOL OF THE VELOCIPEDE.
NO. lGs CANAL STREET.
Open from a. NJ. to 10 II. M.
Admission Day Tickets IS Cents; Evening 81 Gents
LADIES FREE
JOHNSTON 1 CO.. Manager.
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LOST--STOLEN--FOUND,

POUND ON THE sTRrEr-A MASONIC key
Stone, with the owners Initials and MAXI thsreoi,
which be obtain BY calling at this Office pa, for
this advertisement
I OsT-A GARNET sTUD-THE LETTER n Is
- engraved the back of Il. suitable reward will be
paid for its return this Office.
4 OsT-ON THR 18th INST, A BLACK AND TAN
II TERRIER DOG. Said dog Is about Is months old and
10 the Of Major To any who Will return
him to SIS Apollo street. reward Of fen Dollars will be p<d
THOMAS ASKEW.
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
DkAWIHG OF LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY FOR APRIL I1-oLAss oe
laIs11sIsl7ls IS
81 - 2.l ID Isl a0 u ID 81 $ Is 81 n -I-
The above cravings published In all the principal
papers ard drawn In public daily Al the rooms Of the
Company. r. HOWARD, President.
St Charles Street. Cor Union. n. o.
Witness eur hands. 81 New Orleans La. this l7Ih day
ofAprn, l56g ADAM 9iFFkN,
JOHN L. LEWIS,
v. v. WILDER
Commissioner
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-OGee OF New Orleans, jackson and
Great Northern Railroad Company new Orleans April TO-
lst9-fotice is hereby given the Stockholders Of
Company that IN view Of the election be hels the 18th
inst. the Stock Transfer Books viii be
inclusive
BY order of the Board.
r. s. CHARLES secretary
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
FOUR PARLoR CONCERTS
Third Annual series)
The H-st OF the Series win be given on
Monday, April 10Th, 1862.
soprano
hrs DUBOIS armerly Miss G. David Sopra 40
s v" a ~ Contrato
Mr.. a CASSARD. .......... Basso
The Mend elssohn Qnartettes
Mr.. C. q. TRACY. Tanor
Mr. n MFTEYs.............--.- Tsoor
Mr.. J. g. WHEEIER...... sa-tooa
mi n B
And tbs following Trio of favorte Arts: Signor Carlo
Patti Nioinist Mr. Leo Whes' Pianist; Mr. A Van Couve.
lsert, Nfoionce ist Leo Wheat, Musical Conductor.
Ickets in packages o. eight Sc Subscription book open
Bsekmsrs music store, l6s Canal street, where tickets
may procured -
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TIE Latest Railroad Di@!osure-Buiu-
ing a Moonsh,ae Railroad and Wat
e,ing its stock-Suit against tie late
Republican Candidate for tie Gover-
norship Of Aew Jersey.
In the suit Of Charles A. Lam
bard against John I. Blair and 9th
ers, which is pending before Judge
Barnard, is trated-if the plain
tiff's allegations are tlue-the way
in which the building Of Western
railroads, which receive Govern.
ment subsidies and land grants, is
made to yield immense profit to
their projectors, who constitute
themselves . close corporation, re-
jccting any subscription to their
stock by the outside world. Mr..
Lambard claims that nine associ-
ates, Of which he was ono. original
ly formed the Sioux City and Pacif-
ic Railroad Company, a branch of
the Union Pacific Railroad Compa-
ny, with 81, 900, 900 capital stock,
and that they agreed among them
selves to have each an equal inter
est in the undertaking /; that no
other persons were to be let in !;
but that, in case any Of them should
wish to sell their shares, they
should be bought out for tho joint
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A ReIalntsc en- ce Of Fort La.
fayelte,

Heavy Herd,el Against General JOHN Il.
DIR for Confinement Of i Prisoner in
the Old Fortress.
Daniel D. Bell. resident of the
town of Rochester. Ulster county,
was arrested in 1864 by General
John A. Dix, then commanding the
Department of the East, and was
confined in Fort Lafayette for four
months. In 1866 he brought an
action in the Supreme Court against
General Dix for damages. The suit
has slept for some time. The at
torn.y for General Dix endeavored
to have tho case removed from tho
State to the United States courts,
but failed. and since thon has given
the matter no further attention.
An order was recently obtained di-
recting the sheriff of Ulster county
to empAnel a jury to assess the
damages. This was done on Mon
day last, notice having been given
to Mr.. Dix's attorney, and the jury
awarded Mr.. Bell $40. 900 damages.
IN. Y Herald.
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interest of the remaining associates.
Mr.. Lambard further asserts that,
wishing to 60 to Europe, Mr.. Blair,
one Of the associates, undertook, at
his request, to look after Mr.. Lam.
bard's interests, but that, instead
Of doing so, Mr.. Blair bought tho
interests of those who sold out for
himself and friends. The capital
stock was also increased from two
to four millions of dollars, though
it was not necessary if the capital
stock as first fixed had been paid In.
Mr.. Lambard claims that the bonds
to the exteEt of million and
half Of dollars were about to be dis
trituted as dividends among tho
stockholders, besides 81, 600, 600 of
first mortgage bonds, leaving a
clear profit to the stockholders to
nearly the amount Of their shares,
Mr. Lambard, therefore, ma turally
wants one-ninth Of the capital stock
as increased since the first organi-
cation, besides his proportion Of the
shares of such of tho original nine
as have sold out, so as to b. enti-
tied to proportiomte share Of the
proposed dividends. The defendants.
on the other hand, claim that he is
entitled to but a ninth share of the
original stock, or one-cighteenth of
the present stock, Mr.. Blair deny
ing that he was to look after Mr..
Lambard's interests during his ab-
sence, or that there was any such
understanding among the original
nine as alleged. The chief engin-
Ger of the road confessed on tho
trial that it was not constructed in
such manner as the law required to
entitle it to the Government bonds.
Notwithstanding they had been re-
ceived.-N. Y. Sun.
One of the "John !. Blair & 9TH
ers - above mentioned we presume
to be Hon. VIM. b. Allison. But
how the New York Sun, thorough
radical organ, could be guilty Of
such disloyalty as to mention this
matter is beyond our comprehension.
Last fall Lewis A. Thomas Of Du-
buqus undertook to expose this ras-
cality on the part Of Allison, Blair
& Co. for which he was denied ad-
mission for that purpose, to halls or
school houses controlled by respect
able CD republicans. Mr.. Dana
Of the Sun will perhaps learn that
an expose of such unplatable truths
will be good cause for excluding his
paper from respectable families,
that are not in search of truth, but
anxious to maintain party ascend
ancy and pure morals, as delineatod
by the foregoing from tho SUM-
{ Ed. p. d.
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H~A "FRIEND. I'VE had tho

%A "FR1END. I'VE had tho
pleasure few days ago of recciv-
ing a call from our Quaker friend,
J, NJ. Stone, agent Of the Santee
Indians. Our friend deported him.
self with that pleasing urbanity Of
manner and serenity Of disposition
characteristic Of the new style Of
Indian Agent. He entered our
Office with a noiseless and dignified
tread--with his hands folded de-
murely over his hash receptacle.
Raising himself upon toes, he groan-
ed pleasantly, when the spirit NOV
Cd him to say "How art thou,
friend-?" We assured him that
we were we'll, and as evidence of tho
excellence Of our physical condit.
ion, we gave him slap upon the
back that made him roll his eyes to
the top or his head. After the ut
terancc of great many "thees' and
"thous," he arose to depart. Up
on reaching the door he slowly turn
ed around, folded his hands in a
suppliant attitude, groaned and
asked us if We would initiate tho
ways Of the ungodly to that degree
rs to 60 down and "take suthin."
We groaned and said that he "was
another" and short time after =
few glasses of soda water disappear
ed from the hall of Dan & Andy
Hereafter when the good Santees go
out on scalping expeditions they
will wear broad -brimed hats and
shad- bellied coats. For of such is
the kingdom Of Hiram, surnamed
Grant, the oousiner. City
Register.
Why, how could you do such
naughty things? We presume, how
ever, you did your best, as but few
Friends" call on thee. For the
information Of our friend Zieback,
and to save harsh words upon re-
petition Of such a provocation, you
should "neigh verily," instead Of
"yeaing," and the nearer horse
talk the neigh might be, tho better
would be your chances of q cabinet
appointment especially as Mr..
Wilson is not likely to succeed to .
cabinet appointment, never having
give Grant "purp. (Ed.p. D.)
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Bride and Brideerooin.

Essays for Young men on the interesting
relation Of Bridegroom to Bride in the in.
otitution Of Marriage Guide to matri-
monial felicity, and true happiness. Sent
by mail in sealed letter envelopes free OF
charge Address, HOWARD ASS0CIA-
3IoN, Box !, PhPiladslphia, Pa. sIyI,
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HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID Elk
TRACT SARSAPRILLA.
ERADloATEs EUPTIvE and LUCRATIVE DIS.
RAsBs OF TIE
THROAT, NOSE, EYES, EYELLDS,
SCALP, and SKIN. a
Which so disfgurc the appearance,
PURGlNG the evil effects Of mercury and
removing oil taints, the remnants Of DIS
EASES, hereditary or otherwise; and is
taken by ADULTS and CHILDREN with per-
feet SAFETY.
TWO rABLE-sPookruLs Of the Extract
of Sarsaparilla, added to pint Of water,
is equal to the Libson Diet Drink and one
bottle is equal to gallon Of the Syrup Of
Sarsaprilla, or the decoctions as usually
made. sfh# ss@8 '@<'ss
AN INTERESTING LITTER is published
in the Medico-C -Chirugical Review, on the
subject 4ethe Extract Of Sarsaparilla in
certain affections, by Benjamin Travers,
F. r. S., 60. Speaking Of those diseases,
and diseases arising from the excess Of
mercury, he states that no remedy is equal
to the Ertyaet Of SarsaparjNa its po.s-
er is extraordinary, more so than any
other drug l am acquainted .oitk. II Is
IN the str,etest sense, a tonie ,assth thts in
valuable attribute, that 1t Is applicable to
q state Of the system SO sunksn, and yet 50
irritable as renders other substances Of tie
tonic class unavailable or injurious.
HELMBOLD,S
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA.
Established Upwards Of Eighteen Years
PREPARED BY
III. T.. HELMBOLD,
~ 594 Broadway, u. Y,
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N THE SPRING MONTHS, the system nat
urally underga"s a change, and Helm
bold's Highly Concentrated Extract Of
Sarsaparilla, ia an assistant ofthe greatest
value.