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Floods ut tho East.

Rop ma as ofsn fs'9,as a. 1ans9 Sisna
t'cntral Railroad trains are moving cauuousN
through the water. The tracks appear s!iRhi!!
damaged anl Is expected that tEans VI" na. 1un ni
ben 50 high since 1851, Hundreds Of families 81
1T.5en oNs ot the.r dwellings, by innndattMon- M ana
toas are II s1 10 twenty hours behind time Up t9
: latc hour this c-en!ng tho water had 1ccedea
one pc nm r. e}Saai eG9a 81 the nooa
NJ tfis ctty Is tfinlng One side Of the bridge a.
Home ,sa fallen one foot, and all INC unna rass
Ss Sas1 aaae anaS up Nen VIII tsc aeK 5 e
sKs the aEs rs s oaa t5oa
sf1es ess 81 -" r. H1; i
nlsen tees s s1ssS e sntsieiy inpaated
70 sSe nSaaS e!ac night
SEss hoos &o rtaehca Tn ihs ss
!, years. The railroad track has been sah1nerEsa
i naises. i Is now m iauine so.iy. The track aad
8 emhank1nents arc but slightly Injured Black.
bTtdee, three miles west of Little Fa1ls' ms oeet
WA7KKTows, New York, April s2--on Black
vss gt n s.et weoaen asav aaa
G;nsE hs.s 1ee aa4 t!nlar nam ana adS
been damaged The loss will amount 10 aese1a
= | hundred Thousand dollars. .
= SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April 92--Thc Connection
River lrcachrd &Wen.y-on feet abore loW-Nate
~ marx this mornlng i has since reeeded a!,out !
= foot. Direct travel between this city aud North
y anpton IS suspended, and one track on the uar1
o ford New Haven Road, at Thompsonvn1e.
| disabled. Both roads viii probably be feralre
tomorrow. The food has been the highest sine
III CONCORD, n. IL, April 92-Tne hood Ia ABA
q Ing and ali the railroads Wll soon be In runnlu
d order.
be MONTREAL. April 2a-The lnundAHon ls uear
re ~ had now ~ during the great nood o1 le6l az
there is ret no prospect Of relief by the ice b1ra
n | no m The Custom House Is surrounded, al
M Estcr has reached Lemo1ne street The roa
"a -Wexs in Crair street west a1c Hooded nearly
oR TeonayerltQta street. The Grand Trunk cars ca
ed ~ corne further than FGtnt St. Cla::ea No COZ
cd rnnnfcatt0n has been hal With ot iteieAs lsa2s
it, aince Monday. 1ongueFille Anu LapTaSe .
H. Hooded to an alarming extent tne wafer in !
Is iNffer nlace being nearly up ~ tnc Gases " !
hnnses. 4 signal Of distress has been nosted, =
,rc mnch loss OF life and fam 6socS has p1ooa'
taken rlacc. . .,.n % -Thc track Of I
tho u1roIr sic Huron Railroad, east o1 TINS poi
40 u coyerrd With water TO the dcpta o! ~ ct T.
she Through passenReIs ere transferred ~ ~: ~
for wctteTn frrs af Par1s, An Immense destsacS
Ii thIs stciion has been caused ~ tho nooo.
u RrR1JNCroS, VI, April e2-1he Ice broke u!
~ ~ Lake Champlain last night, an seaMeIh
ss e. commence running regularly on Aonday nign FL;
ne NEW YORK. April e2.-T"o persons Msne W. ~
ed this afternoon ty the 1re8het near nIe 80 ~.
VI and several mill. aud dams were caine3 Nv
-en- II Nc,s Fnrinnd ~ wv ~ teosht Ia ono OF
lVA greatest eyer known
, 1869-04-23
REAL ESTATE.
GREAT ANNUAL SALE
At Auction

THREE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
oE CHOICE
Chicago Real Estate,
On the goth day of May, 4. D. |
1869, at FARWELL HALL,
on Madison-st., between La
Sale and Cfark-sts., CHI
cago, III. |
sale to commence May 20, at |
10 O'Clock q. m., and to continue,
forenoon and afternoon, for five
days, unless the properties Of
tered nrc sooner sold. Sale to be |
percmptory, and ALL properties
Uttered will be sold to the 1itSll- |
est and best bidder.
The property offered will con-
stst in part of:
200 Lois $4,000 feet each, 10 a
a0-foot alley. Situated OH the
Drcxcl-u1. Boulevard to the
Great South Side Park Sn3tl
Boulevard is 200 feet wide, and
will bc Immediately improved.
Also 400 Lots within one block
ofsafd Boulevard.
Also 100 Lois, 5ox1s0 feet to al.
IcY, fronting west on the Great
South Side Park.
Also SO Lois fronting east ON
the South Side Park, near It's
northern boundary.
Also 100 choice Lois on the
KnnkRkee-aE. boulevard 10 tic
South side Park, and on the nvc-
r1ucs immediately west OF HAM
ksakcc.
Also 200 choice Lots between
the TWO Atou!csar"s, oli %''.'r'es'
Evans ana other avenues.
Also 10D very cnoicc LOIS on
Forty.sevcnth and other streets,
near kenwood station, on the
hyde Park Ekotlrond.
Also 100 Lois on sincenhes-
road, between CITY ilmlts anu lae
south SIDE Fnrk.
Also several hundred choice
and cheap Lois In tic southwest
crn portion OF tic city, nnd some
choice S and 1O-acFe tracts near
the Efny-tlfth-st. boulevard, ana
on the line Of the great CnEonAes
and Chicago River Ship Canal
! Also 80 choice Lois ON 1Anrra'
son a1ld T3lcr-st*., i'll the Wes'
Division Of 1hc city, centrally 10
cntcd.
Also several other choice "es1
and North Side residence and
business Lots, and Il large list O.
other property more tAlly uc
scribed in our pamphlet, which
will also contain pfats OF th'
same, which Gun be had Mt ou1
Office OH May 10.
All OF The above property !
among the sERA c1Ao1cHsl
AxD nEsr Of nns prepsn15 p, ,t,sn1;,. e.s ..,
onsrIu .,... a;.,1 ~ ~ A., r., ~ ricr, of ~,
, 1869-04-23
CoScoRp, n. IL, April 92--Tne hood Ii abat-
sor. aud ali tho railroads Wlu soon be In running


PoRT Co1BoRhE, c. ", April a2-Tha Northern
cord, left here At noon to-dAy. When about =
| mile cut she became surrounded with Ice, and ts
! now stuck fast. Three other boats belonging to
the sau1c ins have been IN hight In tho oe III day,
, 1869-04-23
Pron0sals for CITY Hanhng..

OFFICE Ass1zrlS1 QuAB1uaxAsrzx Q. s. ARse1,}
CUcAot, III, April II, ta6o. {.
Sealed proposals TN auralcate, win be rex4d At this
ofee Unit! Z Thursday tho 18th An.;i 10 iot s1r.
inch quantitY ~ T. uired b tho United states
Qnarte11nsafAss Department.. In the city OF CLtcsgo,
1llieeLe% toF one 5eAF from My L 1sA
iii 81 Ied aS FL M X 1IGient
1ese and p!cc loQ pounds for each sala e1erruS
one half af nile. Contractor to do all 1oodt11 and
loading
The Government sr4e17ce the right t, .r'-rt Ct
~ ,ttl1s made W. @,.u., ..,o,,ona rr,.,
viii b. endorsed Pssos.ls soe City Hauling" aud al.
b. o1tses ef The Ghief Qnartcrzoasscr Military d.
ytaiou Of the MtseouIt r .r,rn&x1crr
, 1869-04-23
NOW rs THE TIME
LINCOLN PARK PROPERTY
FOR. SAFE,

No. eco North Deari2En st. For Ea;S y nals s1
fiTtErt+ 1t1u,tFt m TIT. prfHaErtF-
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&C .oy and Mr.. John Wood the candidate Of

&C acy and Mr.. John Wood the candidate of
4hs- Republicans Beth of Bansfsld.
BUrLEa COuSrT, GA fire originated in
the srScery siOre of a. Csrr, at Hamilton,
on the night Of the 2Oth, supposed to have
been started By a1ihcendiary. It vas)dis-
covered.i ip time to prevent the obstruction Of
ihe building. althaUgh the stock of the gro4.
Gerry, and ef hardware store adjoining, Eets
badly damaged by water. The Hamilton
Exchange was the scene of the operations of
a thief natbe night of the 2Ist Hs-hsd
taken a room for the night but msnaged to
visit number Of other rooms, securing an
amount of clothing The body of young
child jWrapred up ina sheetof yellow Pape5
Whsifound doating in the river at Hamilton
short time since Medical men we're of
opinion that-it had been alive, but there wss
no testimony to show. who perpetrated the
deed. A woman who was arrested on the
charge, soma daysafterwards, ,nftpr cxamina-
lion, vas aischsrgpti.
wzz4iia CdeEFT ,o.--Aas4n named Grail
s''Ot another named Sbaffer, at Bryan, on
the night Qf sfe 18th ult. A drunken quar-
rel was tbe-eauge of the shooting A
farmer named Wssnic, living near West
Unity, was sobbed Of about $500 on the
night of the 2lst. The robbers, whoever.
.theyT were pust have used some powerful
psrc6tic q hs Auily slept s long, The
.foIlOyipg hOrnthgs thatthe nsighbOrs had to
awaken them, when the robbery was dis
covered,
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The Proposed Amendment TO
the Naturalization Laws,


On the nth inst, Mr.. Ferry intro
duced, in the Senate, a bill to amend
the Naturalization Laws ofthe United
States, which is now in the hands of
the Judiciary COMMITTEES. '97'aia /
ssDBy the terms of this bill, It is made
the duty of an alien applying for
ADMINISTRATION to any State OF United
States Court 10 file, or caused to be
filedy with the clerk Of such Court, one
month before the application, d notice
Of his intention, which notice shall con-
tainthe title and term Of the Court, the
month of the year in which the appl-
cation is made, the name, age, occbpa-
tion, nationality, residence, name and
number OF, street where'd living, tif
named and nlin6bered,) and Of the
keeper Of the house W6ere he resides,
and the title of the Court before which,
or clerk with whom be has fled his
declaration Of intention. The notice
must also set forth whether he claims
to have arrived in this country before
eighteeDsyaaf6 Ofla6e, with date of ar
rival; whether be claims TO have served
in the army and navy, aud to have
been bonoTsbly discharged, with name
Of regiment and company, or vessel IN
which he last served; the name of the
tom or towns in v Lich heIresidea the
previous year; and a personal deseFip-
ton Of himself sufieient for identifcs-
ton. re, s5a .f.fa
This notice the clerk is TO keep, on
file for public inspection, and, for COM
pensatioD, make copies thereof or al
low them to be made. These conditions
must be eompIiedawith before a ceEtifi-
cate can beissued. and it must thenobe
issued in the term apd month specified,
unless sonHnued W ths Court for
cause. 49, s. eig saoaal
ssarf ta8 III 1Filaa ee-
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Nn1oHnoRHoon NEWS.

81
PAuLpINe CoUNUy, GA man was arrest-
ed at Antwerp, a few days since on charge
Of shooting another named Sha FER, at Bryan,
The day or night previous. The aaray began,
(ss all such do in a drinking saloon the
parties were separated, and afterwards Sbafer
followed the other, whose name is not given,
70 barber shop, when the quarrel vas
renewed, and, where Sbafsr was shot The
prisoner was taken to Bryan. David Weiser.
who had been arrested ON scharge Of steal
ing two horse wagon, and bound over to
court vas arrested, on the 18th ult., charged
with stealing dry goods, from Jacob switEer,
in Brown township. His pext exploit would
probably have Ieen to steal 8 span of.hOrres,
and then t'go A Peddlihg. 49, Harrison
LymOn has also been arrested, on chsEge
completely with Weiser, in stealing the
wagon, and helping to rob the store Of Swift
ger. 49, o,.i+. ism .4a
LAKE COUNTY, o.--A Musical convention,
under direction of Mr. S. B. Hsmlin, was
held on the 2sth, 29th and 30th ult., at Will
loughby, closing with grand concert. Z
Joseph BabcOck, of FairpOI sged 60 years,
died suddenly few days ago, Of congestion
Of the bowels. sil SIS sTei4
RIoHLANp COUNTY, 0.-The grocery store
Of Reed 8 Smith, at Mansfield, was damaged
by FIRE, on the moaning Of the 2lst ult.,
supposed to have been the work Of an in-,
eendiary, as there had been no freiin the
store stree Saturday previous. Loss slS00,
covered byinsurancs = :. The ladies Of Perry
vile, visited thsIiquOr shops Of that place,
on the 18Th ult, and taking the stock on
hand, emptied it into the gutter. 5. On the
2ad about twenty of them were arrested and
taken to Ashland for sxswinstion. J.. .The
Herald claims that Mansfield seoald be
good point at-whch to start pork Pscking
establishment. Judging from some evidences
We saw while there, mot long since, We should
say it was good place to get Oorn-ed, and IS
that makes hogs, we should think it 4 good
place for pork FackiDg,-the jailwould be a
good place TO pack it in. The Philbar-
monies, the Musical Society, of Mansfield,
gave 8 grsnd concert at MiHer's Hall, on the
2slh pIt. ibis society bss been 10 operation
some years, and embfsoes al the musical
talent of that city. Fremont sbouli bkve a
similar Organization Huron county Mu-
siesl Association Folds its semi an nual con-
Eention, at Plymouth, this week .Billstein
d Shsenberg of Plymouth, have pellted
about 10, 600 sheep, during the past six weeks,
at their steam slaugbieriug estabiishment.
----A religious revival is progressing at the
Methodist church in Lexingtoib-l / A special
election for Representative, 10 Eli the
vacancy Occasioned BY the death Of Hon.
Andrew Gerhsrt, was held on Tuesday, last.
D. Bushnell wasthe candidate Of the Dem.
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THE Cincinnati Bnpmrsr. Of last
week, denounced Congress as "a
hideous political. faction which has
usurped the control Of our public af-
fairs" Yes and the Democratic Con
yenfion, at the demand of Wade Hamp-
ton, declared, iu its platform, thai, the
acts Of the Republican Congress gwere
revolutionary, null and voi5,7 and
upon that issue they went before
the people, and appealed to them to
sustain that affirmation, But how did
the people regard itl Let the result 0
the recent election tell. A msiority
unparalleled at any former election de-
clared against that position, and en-
dorsed the actions Of the Republican
Congress. It used to be that theiwill
of the people, thus authoratively exs
pressed, settled questions at issue, and
the Democratic rule that majorities
govern, prevailed, but Of late years the
democratic party have been taking les
sons of A. johnson, and hold their idle
declarations as above the law, and the
peoples decisions as Of no account, uu-
less IN accordance with their afirma-
tons Yet this is the party which pro
fesses to be the friend of the people
Voluble democracy.
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GanernT ImnaEIT.

In another COl6mh'We give the proc
lsustion of the President relieving from
all disabilities all classes Of rebels.
There is no doubt that A., J. designed
to restore everyone Of the, traitors, even
JEFF. Davis, to. all the rights ofeitizsh-
ship, enjoyed BY men who were not
engaged in the rebellion But whether
he will succeed or not remains to be
determined. Section 8 Of Article Il
Of the Constitution declares that ..ho
person shall be 4 Senator or RePfeseh-
tstiye in Congress, or Elect6r of Presi7
dent, OF bold any office, eitiI oro mill
tary under the United States or under
any State, who, having previously taken
an osth as a member of 0ougfess, or as
an officer Of ths Uuited States, or as a
member Of any State LegialatuTe, or as
an executive or Judicial officer of any
State, TO support the Consultation OF
the Unitsd States, shall haze engaged
in insuEractiousor rebellion against the
same. or given aid or comfort to the
enemies thereof" The Sane section
declares that Congress may, By two
thirds vote, remove such disability.
BY this It would seem that the Pres
ident has no right to reEtorslthe per-
sons excepted to all the rights, Privi-
leges and immunities of other citizens;
and as this section has been accepted
BY the Supreme Court, in some of its
decisions, as part and parcel Or the
Constitution, It's provisions cannot be
set aside by sweep Of the deNterous
Andrews pen.
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mains unsOlvsd. It might be that =
sAaaes u zshs= =laus rsqniring.tls sov.
enues to be paid in specie, SO as to al
low a certain proportion to be paid 10
legal tender, and a provision requiring
the Treasury ) dieburse qgiva bao-
portion OfgOl in nahipg i payments,
increasing the proportions A certain in.
tervals, and requiring that national banks
be governed BY the same rule, might
produce Che desired effect, by increas-
ing the amount Of gold in circulation,
and decreasing the demand for it. But
who can tslll The problem is full of
and as difficult of solution
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Samuel BOwles, editor Of the Spring
field (Gass. J Republican, was arrested,
at 3 late hour, on the night of the 22d
ult, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, in New
York, and conveyed to Ludlow street
jail, on a charge of libel preferred by
Mr.. Fish, oftbe Erie Railway Company.
Mr.. Bowles had been outspOken in his
comments upon the management of the
Compsny's affairs, and had reflected
somewhat on that high efFieial, who re-
sorted TO this outrageous conduct to
satisfy his petty spite. No one viii
question Mr.. Fisk's right to. seek re-
dress BY : suit for libel, but services
could have been had sgainst Mr.. Bowles
at any time for several days previous,
Is be had been m the city for some
days, but this would not satisfy the
the gentle Fisk. He must wait until
. late hour at night, hurry him away to
prison, and Obige him to remain over
night while Numbers Of bis friends en-
deavored 10 obtain his release, on bonds
to any amount required. The Sheriff,
meanwhile, was sehjoying himself et a
party given BY. Mr. Fisk, and when ap.
pealsd to, BY the friends Of Mr.. BOyles,
to give an order for his release gave an |
evasive answer, and then, got away
from them. Is there not dangertO the
bestinterests Of the country and the lib
erty Of its citizens, in these vast eorpOr-
atiOns, or those who control them,
when they thus override justice, and |
make servants and sycOPhants of officers
Of The. lswf N,sS ..tH "-l Il
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William Lutes, PIE. In Sanduskv
against (somunn
Samuel N. Lutes, ct al DeFts. = Pleas.
By virtue of an order of sale, issued in the abovs
en1eied cause, from the Court df Common Pleas, OF
sandgsky county, Ohio and to me directed I shall
onertor sale at Public VendHe; at bsn door OF the
Court House, in Fremont, Ohio, on f--tr-l 80
- Saturday, January et6. 1859,
at one e'eloek inothe afternoonof said as{be fol-.
loytps tands aud tsllements situate IN thecountv
RdnskyT state Of Ohio, sto-siti si-TgTf -
= 1he west haltof the west half Of the southeast
quarter Of seeti9n nun ber town
snip nye 70 north Qt Fangs sixteen d contsininQ
forty 40 acres more or less, excepting fheTefron
ten llOl acres Of land of the north end thereof,
heretofore set of and assigned a a Homestead
Appraised at $3.50.
asaHFzuss bsJ.EgGREENE, Jr..
Dec ID. 2s6S--49-I - - =
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For the Journal.l =
SALT RIVER, JANUARY Ist, 1863.


A happy New year to the publishers ard
readers Of theJOurnal. To all happy Nex.
Year.
How often would we be ruined, at our
own request, aud equally often are We benefit.
ed by what we expected 10 ruin Is. Our
Colony arrived here, soon after the Ides Of
November, and much as We had opposed
manufactures, We had to manufacture ex-
tension lloskiFE glasSeFs to reHect our long
Vissgas. But this mythical region rs a so-t
of cooling board, for which defeated oppo-
nents should be grateful, and as evidence of
the purifying influences of this atmosphere,
send you the following colloquies in Salt
River council, which moderate imagination
easily collects -s4 ~
~ First Council meeting amer arrival. Mr..
Stesdfast, after a few remarks as TO the
gloomy future, said, We had made mistakes
in the past Oar rdeu6tnciDg iPresfdent
Lincoln, through one campaign, SIS tyrant
and usurper, and in the following one pre-
tending to adopt his views, and promising
to carry out his policy, lost ust the confidence
of both parties, and was too much like chang
ing 'front.' with raw troops under fire. In
tee future We must not go for specie to-day,
and paper tomorrow, but stsnd by the old
land marks, and declare for a white mans
government; cultivate old preiudices and
ussges, whether they are applicable to the
questions at issue or not. Anything but
change and ssummersetipg. The leaders
could doit, but the masses failed to under
stand the dodge, and could not turn fast
enough to keep time.
Sccond Council meeting.
Capt. Frank thought, since there was no |
one here but us. we should be allowed to talk
as We think, and expressed himself as follows:
"For my part, feel like the hoy in :the
thunder Storm. SoDefhine mbstjth done.
Our summersets have been turned backwards.
That's what's the matter.
One good, manly tumble forward, will /
make Us respect ourselves, il we win nothing
else. We must expect IN be ridiculed fdFI
on our return march to uAtieed
and truth, hut the sooner. We make that |
hsrch tie sooner will We be able tosfaisa
standard, around which honest men can
rally. Therefore, propose to drop all our
old party hacks and clogs, and strike for
equd a1d exact justice to all beings, of
sufficient intelligence to be held smenable
to our laws, and to them would extend the
right Of suffrage.
Z 10 convince the psople that we are honest,
we must have candidates who are not with
or of us now, but who like Caesars wife,
are so far above suspicion as to be able to-
endure our support. To my mind Wendsl /
Philips and Charles Summer come the near
est to filing the bill. Therefore, 20 for
Philips and Summer, as candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President in 1872" i7a
In haste yours DC.
Ia DEN OCRAoRY, Il
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HELaBoLD's FLuID EXTRACT BucHU. for Veal.
ness arlslng frola lascretiOn.' The eharltsd rso7
chs OF Nature which are HceOmpaniei WITH - T,t,-,
alarming symptoms, smoRg which viii ~ f1-r-5
mdlsposltlon 20 exertiOn, Loss Of Memorv fJTTsi-a
t1lness Horror Of Disease, or RorebOdngg of Evil IN
taet, Inigesal lassltude, Prostration and InabiIi
5y 20 enter into the enjoyments of society.
The Constitution once affected with or,5,ni, ,,,,,
ness, requires the aid Of medicine to stre11tben and
lnylgoTate the system, which HELAIBO iDgS FX-
TRACT BUCHU invariably does, II no treatment
Is submitted to, Consumption or Insanity ens-1es
HELMBoLD's FEUID ExTRA Acr BT,,ITT <, StTs;
peculiar to Females, is unequaled By
paraton, az in Chlorosis, or Retention Painf1lrss
OF Suppression Of Customary Evacrati tio-,g TrIaS
or Schirrus State Of the Uterns and m soT1;t
lncident to the sex, whether arising from bsbf ~
dissipation, mprudenee in, OF the decline or change
pf lite. ..-e, ..a 81 stsltlrs 80 =
HELNBotn's FUN EzIEAsr Buczry ~, JS,,,,-
iYEp RosEYAsH VIII radically extern afs -S-s 4bs
system diseases arising from habits of FiissinsS;o
at little expense, little or no change in diet no IN
convenience OF exposure; cOmplately s1lpe+cedino
those unpleasant and dangerous reueiie1 1,oT;9
and Mercury IN all these diseases -
Use HELMB0DD's FLUID EXTRACT Brctfi5 II, an
alsease5 oi These 2lls Fnether existing IN male
matter OF bow. long stan3ing. Il 3 pleassTt IN
taste and od0T, 'iInfaeliate', IN action si1d n,o
strengs than any Of the Preparations Of Bark
OF Iron. = - -
Those suffering from broken down or delicate CON
shtutlonss procure theremedy stonOe
The reader must be aware that however sligbt
may ue te tttek u the ABOVE diseases is Certain
70 aIack the bodily health and mental powers. \
All the above diserses require the aid Of Dirptic
HEQ3lBOLD'S EXTRACT BECHU Is the 1reat
Diuretie. 500
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Price A.. .a5 per
bottle, or botties Tor go Delivered to arlv al
dress. Describe symptoms in all communication.
Address Ii. 4. AELMBOLD, Drug and Chemical
Warehonse, 59i, Broadway, New York
NJ ONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS
I DoSE ZIP IN Eieel engrhs als3urtpper. with
fac-simile Of my Chemical Warehouse, and signed.
1iASr4 ~ ~f-. -ss sr II Il -AIROflD.
GRl iEHa 1EoSTfI uasl large cosHlnS Ssibss p,slto
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