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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

TIVE BALL--The ball given by Mr.. Porter OF the
Luna House. on Monday evening last, was pleasant
and agreeable affair. Quite . number were present
from other camps in the Basin. and nearly all the
ballsoers OF this city in attendance. Good mu-
sic by Messrs. Tncher. Cheatly. Menert and Runyan
lent charm 10 the hour, and good supper. At the
proper time furnished renewed vigor for the exer-
cses. Dancing was kept mp till O'Clock A. n. Mr..
Porter and his estimabe lady did all that could be
done TO give satisfaction and their efforts were sue
cesstul Such pleasant occasions always q relief
to the dull monotony Of long winter evenings in .
mining camp.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

PRETTY THrsGs.-As Robie says in his big
-, 'NSenent' he is constantly receiving new goods
- H0" Christmas has received ane lot of jewel.
v 4Du Siiver-ware, which are just as good for New
y. presents az they were for Christmas; and New
near just good time az Christmas was to make
S'eSehts Go and see them
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

PREcocI0Us You've IpAHoAS.-At the District
school IN this city, short time ago. the teacher
examining class in geography. The question was
asked. what is the principle game in California p"
TO which the reply was. quail jack rabbits and griz
ZIy bear. The teacher then asked: What is the
principal game in Oregon1" when one OF the pre-.
cocious youths. bright young lad. whose name we
VIII CALL for short Charlie h. promptly responded
" bean poker. How's that tor highg
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

Masonic ELEcTioS.-At u regular communication
Of Idaho Lodge No !, +. A. ~. held ON Saturday
December 2ith the following officers were elected 10
serve for the ensuing Masonic year: s NJ slsk. w.
NJ; Joseph Pinkham. s. w: s C. silsby. J. =
Wagner. Treasurer. aud iona. w brown. Secretary
The new officers installed last Tuc.lay evening
the ceremonies being conducted in private at The
Hall
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

Masonic ELECTION IN PIONEER CtrY-Throush III,
kindness OF Mr.. + A. Stevenson We have been fur
n'shed with the following list Of the officers chosen
by Pioneer Lodge No. 4. 4. F. and A. NJ Ia serve Tot
the ensuing Masonic year: q. W. Richards Master;
r 4 Stevenson. :. W.. Jas. ". Freeman J. W: A.
siers. Treasurer; ". A. Sunnally. Secretary: John
Miller. - d.; y. Mccormack. J. D.: - ponaho aud
- Warrener. Stewards Mat. Davis Marshal; and \
Is. Counelly. 10. NJ Tyler.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

CHAPTER OFFIcERs.-At the regular conyocation o,
Idaho Chapter No. !, Il. A. NJ. held on Thursday,
December 22d the following officers we're duly elect.
ed and Installed to serve for the ensuing Masonic
year: John Kcnnaly NJ. f. II. p: u. H. Anderson.
+ h: ). Ridge, Z. s; 5. c. Sisby c. H.; s. NJ
sisk 7. s.; J. VI. Burkett, X. 4. e. Geo Frampton
Master 3d "; Geo. Ainshe. Master ID v; Fred
Small. Master lst "; X. v. Roble Treasurer; Jonas
W. Brown. Secretary. and {. Umber Sentinel.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

The BooKsroRE.-Do not imagine that because
Christmas has passed, the holidays over. and the
TINE for giving presents has passed. Nobody bu;
some miserly wretch would take advantage of
sucn miserable excuse, aud TO such our remarks
peculiarly allgde. New Yearly liberal folks. at
iSAst,-has always been considered fair article of
holiday, as well a. Christmas, and Pinney Co., at
he Postothce. have any number Of fine things suita
Die for New Year Gifts
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

CHRISTMAS BEER-somebody, and we can only
suspect who. The stops at the Idaho Brewery sent
e WORLD office keg OF beer, for Christmas use
We We used 1t. We are under obligations 10 the
eoA''' ard hope that his successes may always be
1'A'ured by the quality of that beer. We know
e''U oeer, and pronounce that to '.have been."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

lHE GREAT EsrGMA.-A thousand guesses have
"een made at the ingredients Of sozodont the most
wholesome and perfect dental purifier the world has
ever SEEN They were all wrong so by way of throw
ing little light on the subject, It In now announced
'AA the HbT or inner bark Of the "Quillaya sapona-
the Soap Tree Of the Valley Of the Andes. is one
VI the components OF that peerless dentifrice.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29
Getting Married.

Essays YoR YoUSo MEN. on Social Evils, and the
propristy or improperly of getting married, with
sanitary help for those who feel untitled for matri.
moniai happiness Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address HowARD ASSOCIATION Box P, Philadelphia.
Penna. sep29 '70-m3.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

Or 4 CoIARUP.-Wm. Richards, for several years a
resident Of our city. and Of its most useful cit
lens, started, few days since. visit to parents
and friends in Calayeras county. California, where
they now reside Bill. the box maker. is too well
known for to waste words in descriptive explana-
ton and We wish him q safe journey and pleasant
Es!i. He will return in the Spring. and will try
and wait until he comes back; but should any one
need his services before that time. George" his
partner, Is left TO "hll the Bill"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

,h.. "kArHER.-Al we have to say about this is
=. nAs been very cold for eight or ten days-down
on. ~" as 10 degrees below zero ut times. and but
~, anywhere near freezing Yesterday was q
4oIsa' Gear day. but cold. In the memory OF the
with ~ inhabitant" winter has not begun 20 early
Vs. nor SO cold when IL did bigin
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

ANIsIToR--Dr C. Wagner. OF Boise City. paid our
city flying visit Thursday last returning to Boise
City The following morning. We presume the prin-
c!pal object OF his visit to bid good bye to
brother Dave" in W. F. Co.'S Office. as the Doc
tor will in few days start visit TO the old family
home in Baltimore, Nd He has many friends in all
parts OF this country who, with us. will wish him
safe and prosperous journey and pleasant sojourn in
the old home. We are not advised Of his future in.
entioas. but will gladly welcome his return at any
time. Idaho lily afford to lose the services OF
eminent in his profession and social qualities
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

MAJ --ihis modest hombre. but skillful work
man.. s me lot Of truck-imported and of his own
MAJ 'ure-which he win sell cheap He has
pra... @inss even more appropriate for New Year
s c.n than they were for Chr,stmas 6,ve him
~ and see IL we are not right
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

THANKING are under obligations to many Of our
friends at the Capital for favors in their way To
Mr.. H. F. sayrs. Chief Clerk of the House. We c1.
tend thanks for valuable papers and documents.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

for - n sHAFER win please accept our thanks
arastarss In the way Of public documents Of various
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

street friends undertook to "lug" off two or three
gallon demohn fall of old rye. several nights ago.
for the purpose OF ministering TO the unquenchable
thirst OF his friends. He succeeded in navigating
several yards when. from some cause unknown to
this afant '.he failed to connect" in other words
abandoned perpendicular '.posish" and assumed .
horizontal. The sidewalk few up and old rye came
TO grief. friend passing propounded the consoling
inquiry. did you hurt your 'peyt.' old boy? You
must do better" The victim family responded.
e Take beam" Everybody living on Wall street.
as we'll all the hogs. dogs and cats. that frequent
that thoroughtare have been drunk ever since, and
the bacchanalian revels OF the three latter have
played the devil with the slumbers Of the WORLD
Office corps.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29
CITY and County.

ARR1vALs.-On Christmas Eve Mrs. MacKee, sis
Tor Of our worthy County Treasurer. g. W. Thatcher
reached our city, and intends making her home here
we are informed. She has been spending some time
in visiting relatives in Missouri and at Central City
Colorado. She made the trip here from the latter
Mace in six days. and although the journey was per-
formed in the most incement season of the year, but
little inconvenience was suffered on that account
cordial welcome awaited her. Also, by stage of Mon
day evening came Mrs. Frank Britten and Miss Hat.
tie Lucket just in time to participate in the pleasant
marty at the Luna House. Both were former resi-
dents Of our place, but are now living at the Capital
and are here on visit. For the most part of the
mast year Miss Hattie has been visiting relatives and
friends in the Southern States and returns to us
looking healthier and, if possible. more charming
than before if old bachelors can be induced TO admit
any change for the better. If she does not become
persusded TO remain with us permanently. We can at
least hope that her visits may be frequent and long
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

'O'so's GLUE. useful and true.
The New York herald., 1870-01-29
rs De.,iaa,ion. on
Steamer. | St
CLEARED.

Steamship Volunteer. jones' Wilmington NC-J Lorllard.
Bark Rosedas (Br) Grey, Cork for orders-Boyd
Hncken.
Bark E,nbla tNor) Jensen, Rotterdamwendt, Tetens
Bockmann.
Bark Ocean Home, Brandt, Havana-J Z Ward 4 Co.
Bark Alfred (Br). Williams Cardenas-uatton Watson
Co.
Bark J r Hea (Br, Graham Matanzas-J Edmiston 4 Co.
Bark White Wing (Br), Porter, Sagua-J Cummins.
Brig Charlotte Cables Montevideo and Buenos Ayres-
Thayer Sargent
Brig Renner (NG, Ehren Rio Janero-Funch, Edyo Co.
Brig Max (NG), Altman, Rio Janeiro-C Tobias X Go.
Brig Patterson (Br) Pike, Laguayra and Porto Ca
beIo-D -Daett Bliss 4 Co.
Brig q Pension lHrl, Wood, Sisal-C Z Knox 4 Co.
Brig Alice tBr), Cole, Port au Prnce-Brett. Son h Co.
Brig q II Mills Tiotson, Cardenas-van Brunt 4 Slaght
Brig John Shay, Baker Cienfuegos- "A Abbott.
Brig jennie Moody (Br Crosby, CaibarienS Merchant
/ Co.
Brig Montrose, Johnston, Sagua-Waydcll h Co.
Brig Wheewright Br, Wolfe, Liverpool, NS-G Phil
lips 4 Collins
Brig Whitaker Cotton, Elizabehport- Richard
schr Ch.s Thompson, Hnnneld, Para and . markell Z
Amsinck Co.
schr Laura Pride (Br), Hasse, st KhtsJones Lough
schr Smith, Woodbury., Mayagrez, PR Weinberg.
Schr = DeHart, Low. Kin yston, Ja-Mier Houghton.
schr koon, Jasper, Caibaren-F Talbot Co
Schr Carrie Walker, Mcfarland Jacksonvle--W Ray 4
Co.
Schr Guiding STAR Gray Brunswick. Ga.
Schr Leila Foss, Charleston--S q Loud Co.
Schr Clara Bell Amsbury, Rappabannock River. Vas G
Loud Co.
schr John McAdam, Willard Pocosn River, Vas Loud
B Co.
schr T Smith, Harvey, Providence-Ferguson e-F a Wood
Steamer Garrett, Mclaughlin, Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1870-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

..-s~
II 4. HELMBOLD's
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT BucHU.
THE GREAT DIURETIc.
se proprietor that his remedies from the fact
Of being advertised may be cas.si ..&.. uedcnes
Buchu other, sresented by every
educated physician FOR than
TWO HUNDRED YEARS.
II. T. HELMBoLD claims a superior mode Of extracting
It's virtues The experiments made whe engaged in
DRUG business tho city Of Philadelphia nineteen
years ago. prompted by tho alarming diseases of
bladder Kidneys gravel urinary organs existing in
both These diseases attracting attention
diseases of tho liver any other organ the body Upon
the healthy condition of these organs nervous
system and liver involved and the happiness the en-
tire human family depended.
Tho BUCHU acting favoraby upon both liver and Kidneys
prepare IT. that would retain its strength and active
principle, his not be as housekeep
mako teaby boiling It is delicate leaf, and active
principle would be destroyed by process 1t mus. be
prepared in vACuo long leaf fresh and carefully
selected.
This done, ship 10 the point where were
originally gathered large quantities Of
FLUID EXTRACT
The article stands preerniuent ana is known in ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
The lrst and most important object offer to the af
gcad remedy that perfectly safe could be taken
BY adus and children Ignorant who.ay attention
dose, direction advice who might reason That If
easpoontu taken occasionally did goodtwo would do bet
ter and perhaps bottle would cure in day.
Many have broken health by AMI on
this principle, but they had been years In doing so.
What would have understood is injury can aris
by its II Is safe any article Of food bu. patients
must not cIpec. any medicine to rebuild wrecked or
shattered constitution In few days perhaps with sin.
sle bottle
Notwithstanding The number VI yssv Asvs been engaged
The New York herald., 1870-01-29
ARRIVALS.
nEronrED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHT

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
II w
.fens winds throughout ths passage
passed oSnsa steamer bound =
r. s.samshp SeVsda hence Tor Iyarpoo ~
steamship Beckton (Br Dryden Naples Dec "a, Messna
ms 70
.ns vs Ms.y Jan a with md'o
,a scar George spTsgas Belize Hon. days with
sas then ns
weaher Jan ~ OH Torugas, spoke brig sromness. from
schr Elvlra conant Branteerg. Jace. - days. with
soss % a ds to ,oss s Of 1 xogns
days north Of Haeras
shr a nesoo Gpes RC for Portland
scbr Elvis Davis, Hand, Philadelphia for Boston.
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
New York with granite to j Bardett = N"''' ~
schr Richmond Cobb Buckspor 90 days, for New York,
Sc schr Ariosto, Nash, New Bedford for New York.
schr Avail Dearborn, Mantle River for New York,
schr Mary Mead, rhrasher Taunton for New York
scsr i Mills, Chapman, New london New York.
ss arg e aeSe S Hw er
sshr Eliza Andersen Boewsr Hartford for New York;
schr r shultz, Young New Haven for Elizabethport
scr Franklin Pierce; Hodges. New Haven for New York
schr Sarah Eizzbc,h Lockwood Oyster Bay for Green
point.
schr 4 P Avery, Ryan, Baltimore for New London.
seh Ewood Dor1n Jarvis rhilsdelpha for Providence
sehr Gen Marion, Poland. South ,Amboy for Boston.
sehr VIM 1orreli, Low, EzaDsthpors for Proridsncs
Runyon for
sehr @ Marner Marin. sherrins New & York for Greenwich.
sehr Escort Ball New York for Bridgeport.
White Ress m"oDS New Scr Ys Sr sGoapo
scbr Laurel, Davis, New YORK for por, Jefferson.
The New York herald., 1870-01-29
ShlDDing Notes.

Shipping Notes.
The steamship City OF Antwerp Captain Leitch, Of tho
1nman ne will pier A5 North Pm to-day Saturday
for Queenstown and Liverpool.
Tho National line steamship Denmark, Captain Forbes
win sail from pier ~ North river at Pm to-day Saturday
for Liverpool, touching at Queenstown.
The steamship India, Captain Munro, Of the Anchor iine
will leave pier 90 North river at II to-day Londonderry
and Glasgow.
The steamship Mississippi Captain Henry, Of tho ker.
chants line, will sail from pier ~ North river Pm
for New Orleans direct.
Marine Disasters.
SuIP ANNIE BoyDEs (Br) Nicholson from Liverpool for
New Orleans with salt, ia ashore about rAes
northwest OF Pnssa-IOutro bar.
BnIa MAnrHA OF and from 81 John NIB, for Matanzas.
waa driven ashore night of 2Sd At Beaver Harbor Dgby
Co, Ns crew supposed lost.
BRIG Abby THAxTEn Parker. from Boston for Port
nnd put into Portsmouth lower harbor oath and white
getting under weigh struck Crafts Rocks she lies
10 an easy position aud will off without when
the wind sbIf,s.
scuR JULIA, wurre, from Suffolk, Va, New York,
with cypress wood put into Norfolk 25t inst badly
hor cargo was being anshpped to the Warren Hopkins
Rich nn the 2St to sai for New York this The Julia
VIII be required TO be hauled the leak appears
10 hsr Dottom--prooaby the centreboard well.
scnS PfSoATAouA, Humphrey, Baltimore Bos.
ton 70 ashore on the Hook The Atlantic Submarine Wreck
before getting her OIL
SOM HrsRY FAY, Prescott from Calais for New Lon
den. r'0 largo iuaesr, fan asksgs W East CAop,
The New York herald., 1870-01-29
TINTED STATES HOSPITAL. SALISBURY. N
March 10, 1855
frURE OF NERVOUS PRosTRATI0N AND DECLINE
OF A YOUNG LADY.

H. T. HELMBOLD-
have been giving your Extract Buchu TO my Daughter
who been unable to geep loss OF appe
tte general debility and rapidly falling decline fac!s
consumption talked OF. / recommended to use
Buchu by highly respectable lady OF this place. who
had given her with complete My daughter
had troubled for long time. purchased bottle
eight since which lasted week. and from
dozen bottles as had nied many other remedist
and family physician 10 avail. 1t ~ moro than
two since has taken the last bottle, apd am
happy inform OF its complete Very truly
yours, GEO III. MARSHALL, Germantown, fs
February IL, 1869
The New York herald., 1870-01-29

fa9us ana Ga6; Governors, Council. Mayor and the
heads OF departments; Captain Conners aud the
of1gers OF the British and American s9uadrons.
ahe procession win move TO the CITY Hail. wnere
the remains viii be deposited. Tho ceremonies Will
DO concluded AZ soon after twelve O'Clock AZ posi-.
ble as George Peabody Russell Is anxious 70 VISIT
the public IN the afternoon and evening from three
to eight O'Clock. as well as during Monday from nine
A. N. TO seven r. NJ The various bodies that arc
TO compose the procession are ordered TO assemble
Mt halfpast eight O'Clock on the morning OF Tues
day, and the invited guests are TO assemble at the
Mavors ONCE at nine O'Clock. Tney WIN be escorted
into the hall al half past nine precisely.
The Legislature to Leave Augusta In Body
To-day.
AUGUSTA, Jan. IS, 1870.
The Legislature will proceed in body to Portland
tomorrow morning ana assist In the ceremony Of
receiving from the oflcers OF the English govern
ment the remains OF Mr.. Peabody.
Arrival and Reception Of the Baltimore Com-
xnittce In Boston.
BosTUN Jan. 2S, 1870
The Baltimore Committee 10 attend the Peabody
ODsequies was cordially received to-day by Mayor
Shurtler and, on the invitation OF the Mayor, en-
Joyed steamboat excursion in the harbOr, Win
other municipal civllIies The committee Will leave
Tor Portland tonight.
The Captain Of tho Hunter Acquitted of Dis
courtesy to the Funeral Fleet.
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 2s. 1870.
Captain Commereli OF the Monarch, publishes q
card this morning, saying the statement that the
captain OF the steamship Hunter, which vessel he
boarded or Montauk. was discourteous is an error
He did not heave to quite as quickly rs he might
nave done, from not knowing what ships they were
but he gave everv information TO the boarding
Oicer and was perfectly courteous In every respect
The New York herald., 1870-01-29
The Captain Of the Hunter Acquitted of Dis.
courtesy 60 the Funeral Fleet.
SHIPPIN NE w s.
Herald Packages.

Herald Packages.
BJ- The Office Of the HERALD yschts HERALD.
JAMES aud JEANETTE is at Whitehall slip Ali commun
cations and consgnees to the masters of
inward bound vessels will be forwarded free charge
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOB TEE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
The New York herald., 1870-01-29
SAILED.

Ships Frank Flint San Francsco; EuSonie, Havrs; u
ship Guard brgs Brisk, Cenusgos; Belle Havana Helen
Rawcy, Cabaren
Wind ~ sunsei SW, light
The New York herald., 1870-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS.


RAHwAY, N. }. DEC. o. 1868.
VWe, the undersigned, are wen ACQUAINTED with a. u.
Freeman OF Railway know .ha, he has been for long
time suengn the wot posslbs form for the past feas
thar he has been entirely cured b, The use u
.aeimoolds Buchu."
J. W. SAVAGE, Ex-Mayor
FRANK LA BAU. President Of Council
WILLIAM RICHARDS, Clerk Of Council
PETER A. BANrA, cotaoilmaD.
W.. BROWN, Councilman
u.s. s. MELICK councIlma.
LEWIS uoFP. Councilman.
j. b. STRIKER, Merchant.
CITY HALL, MArons orrIon, E1Sw1ss-9 S.s ! isss-
This win certify personally acquainted with H h
above statement the persons whose signatures
arc tbereun,o attached are all known to
JOHN F. WHITNEY
Mayor OF Railway. M.
CASE OF INFLAMMATION OF
KIDNEYS AND GRAVEL.
from MORGAN, FEAzLE co.
GLASGOW, NO., Feb s, 1853.
Mr. H. T. IKLMBoLD:-.
DEAR SIR-Apout two years ago was troubled with both
Inflammation Kidneys Gravel when rssorsed 70
several remedies without deriving benefit whatever and
seeing your EXTRACT BUCHU advertised procured fsN
bottles and used them The result was complete cure
short time l regard your EXTRACT BUCHU TO be decN
dedy remedy for and all OF hd
Kidneys and am quite confident that Will DO all you cAiU
for You may publish this IL you desire to do Youn
respectfully, EDWIN NJ FEAZEL.
TINTED STATES HOSPITAL. SALISBURY, N
March TO- 1853.
II. r. HELNBoLp, Esq, Philadelphia. Pa -
DEAR SIR-I wish you to send dozen OF voW
Sarsaparila Extract half dozen OF your Rose wash
Allow that your preparations very sAsfac
tory only the practitioner but the patient and
shall bring them into universal In this part
OF the country
Please medicines again befors 9. O. D..
per
- M. i. A. HOFFMAN,
Surgeon charge OF hospital.
The New York herald., 1870-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS.


in business there be those located At distance that
may not be aware all facts and wond like 70 be salts
ned on all the points Having bsen educated druggist,
append the following,
LARGEST MANUFACTURING CHEMIST
IN THE WORLD.
am acquainted with Mr. II. I. Hombold. He occupied
the drug opposite residence and was successful in
conducting the business where others had equally
before him have been favorably impressed with his
character and enterprise.
WIN. wEIGHTAAN, nrm Of Powers 4 wegh'man,
Manufacturing Chemists Ninth Browning Streets Phi!a
delphia.
Nov. lb, 1864
Ipropose give evidence remedy not Patent
Medicine The objection generally lies against all dis
coveres medicine is publicity" II
body should discover remedy prolong lfe inal
BILE for cholera consumption what would
he be withhold knowledgeI We have yet learn
what chapter Scripture to quote "that
men may others their fellow men Of any disease"
prudes who possessed Of every Of
sense all Of opinions their
The Buchu good th,ng-n has hundreds Of thou
sands living virtues and commend
Come, Hypocrisy. thy sanderous lips-ls Justice be
done.
We offer the following evidence:-
SEE JOURNAL OF PHARMACY.
SEE REMARKS MADE BY DR.. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL,
A CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN, AND MEMBER OF THE
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, IRELAND AND
PUBLISHED IN THE TRANSACTIONS OF THE KING
AND QUEENS JOURNAL.
SEE MEDIco.cHIRURGIcAL REVIEW. PUBLISHED
BY BENJAMIN TRAvERs, FELLOW OF ROYAL COL
LEGE OF SURGEONS. LONDON.
SEE Prof. DEVICES VALUABLE WORKS ON THE
PRACTICE OF PHyslC.
SEE REMARKS MADE BY THE LATE CELEBRATED
Dr.. PHYsICK, PHILADELPHIA.
And most Of the late Standard Works on Medicine
See Medical Properties contained Dspensatory of the
United States, of which the following copy
BucHU.-Its odor strong, drusive somewhat
atic its bter!sh analogous that of mint
given chiefly in complaints OF the Urinary Organs such
Gravel Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder morbid irritation
the Bladder and Urcthra PROSTATE Gland,
and Retention the Inconnence of Urnc from loss of
tone in the parts its evacuation has also
recommended In Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatism, Gu
taneous Affections and Dropsy.