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CONSERVATIVE COUNTY CONVENTION
The Conservatives of this County held a
Convention in the Court House in this city
on Saturday last, for the purpose of nomlna-
ting delegates to the Franklinton Conven-
ton.
Fl. o. Parker was called to the chair, and
John Syme, of the Sentinel, elected Secretary.
Judge Fowle was called upon, and made
lengthy speech. He says that the colored
people are turning fast He may think so:
zoe do not. How can we, when the accu-
sation was made in public, and some oftheir
acknowledged leaders present who did not
deny it, that there was not virtuous col
ored woman in the State. Mark that,
colorcd men-not one word in his speech
about the clause in the Conservative address,
or the handbills stuck up all over the coun-
try asking all to como forward without re-
gard to race or COLOR
Another candidate arose and excused
himself on the ground that he was very
weak. Owe agree with him. He called on
all who loved and respected their mothers,
wives and daughters, to vote with the party.
He was one of the crowd that made the re-
mark referred to above. of course the
colorcd men who have wives and sisters
will vote for him.
Sion II. Rogers was next called for and
made talk" in which he said that cor
ruption was going on. We agree with him
and refer him and all curious parties to the
Bragg Committee of Investigation. Not
one word about the hand bills without re-
gard to race or color"
Mr.. Battle next arose and addressed the
meeting, saying the right must succeed
(Which we admiD. Said that he could
prove corruption. r. Bragg Committee ="
again. Said that the acts of the Kuklux
or any such body would break down any
party. We believe it. :.
W. R. Cox then made an address, making
an attack on Mr.. Phillips. Referred to
corruption existing. L'Bragg Committee
again.
All who have interest in their wives and
children remember what was said about
colored wives and daughters Colured
men, they call on yen of course to vote with
them. Will you?
We left as Col. Faribaalt was commence
ing his speech, but heard afterwards that
he made a Republican speech. W. II. High
who was Secretary of Republican meet
ing was there. We counted the num-
Der at the meeting and could only count
sixty-three, all told, among whom were
some Republicans and eleven colored men,
all of whom we know as strong Republicans.
We return Our sincere thanks to the meeting,
for the courtesy extended to the reporter of
the Standard, and think it must have been
in return for that extended by the late
State Republican Convention to the re-
porter of the Sentinel. The Convention
adjourned after Col. Faribault's speech.
The Chair announced the names of the
delegates to the Franklinton Convention,
one hundred and ten in number; not sim
gle colored man on the list. How about
without regard to race or color 2"
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WHERE WAS THE CLERK OF TIE MAR
KET?-On Saturday a man 1--WE will not call
his name this time) who was very tight, be-
haved in such a manner in the market and
IN front of it, that gentleman on the oppo-
site side of the street went IN search of the
Mayor, who Immediately arrested the often
friend, the Clerk of the market?
Such things as that must not be allowed
the market regulations must be observed
and if one is not enough, put a dozen, for
we don't like to go to market. We want
the ladies to go. We hope our friend will
not think us too hard. We only speak for the
good of the market, and VIC know that is
what he is working for.
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Axoruru sKE1EroN MysrEry-On Mon

., ~ A.
ANOTHER SkhhEroN miSthht;- Mon-
day evening between ana oci"ck' WINE
some WoIkmen were engaged Il, ouin G; q
HOUSE III Coluilioia s''ee', No" ho'N o'ty, IL
was louiu necessary !" ic9ioto Ia.. u sne
aSloInlns wal ol ho1 u.s. ~ tnc ,e.a vi t,u
ooo h'Vlng.oh siise. nnG DJ n, M ,aan DIV
away ana skeleton Wh'c.' n nau Deen ca t uu
posi'eu petweei, inc mc"enci g"" ms "n" sno
chimney, ratified 70 1he srounu. ne po, ne
were notileo ana su'iru pia'e s, ohei so 'ne
bones 10 prevent .ne elomu, "% =. sU
Sathereu' from eis'uipnn '"Ini ~, 49,
dent from the SITUATION IN w,''cn tne sNele-
ton was found that 1t was p'aeei IN us NJ
ceptaclc many years ago, aea from us ap
pearance that 1t was once IN the nanus vi
surgeons: The upper part OF the skui, was
sawed oft, the bones perfectly separated from ~,
each other, and black, their color propaoly
being due to their proximity TO inc chimney.
An old negro woman named Deoorah
Groomer had liVed IN the mouse LOT twenty
live years, but had never seen OF heaia any
mysterious sights or sounds such as the su-
perstitlous say are usually 10 DC iouna III
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MAKE No MAN FEEL HIS INFERToRITY.-
Nothing is more insulting than to take pains
to make man feel his inferiority in knowl-
edge, rank, fortune, etc. IN the first place it
is both ill-bred aud ill-natured; and in the
two latter articles it is unjust. they not
being in his power. Good breeding and
good nature incline us rather to raise peo-
pie up to ourselves than to mortify and de-
press them. Besides, it is making ourselves
so many friends. instead of so many enemies.
A constant effort to please is a most ncces-
sary ingredient in the art Of pleasing; it
| flatters the self-loye of those to whom it is
shown; it engages and captivatcs more than
IL ings of much greater Importance. Every
man is, in some measure, obliged 10 dis
charge the social duties of life hut these
attentions are voluntary acts the free-will
offerings of good breeding and good nature
they are received, remembered, and returned
us such. Women, in particular, have right
to them and any omission ip that rsspcc,
is downright ill.breeding
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TEEEGRAPHIc NEWS.
Washington News.

WAsHINGToN, June 5-The House passed with
verbal amendments Senate bill authorizing rail.
road bridges across the Alabama river near
Selma, and near Montgomery. Schenck modi.
fed his amendment by reducing the duty on tea
Is cents per pound, and on coffee, three cents
He moved the previous question on the first sec
ton as whole preventing votes on the separate
paragraphs, and the Democrats have taken to
fllibustering. s''l 2f'''
Senate bill to encourage the construction o.
the International Pacific Railroad of Texas, wai
reported with amendments. A motion by Flau
agan to take II up was objected to by Hamilton
of Texas, and laid over. ..i., "a ~.
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UNIVERSITY COMPREHENSIVE will be
borne in mind that the commencement excr
cises at the University of North Carolina will
take place on Wednesday and Thursday of
this week. An extra train will leave Raleigh
for Durham's on Wednesday morning. We
hicles will be in readiness at Durhams to
convey visitorst TO Chapel Hill. We hope
some friend will furnish us an account of
the exercises.
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CITY MARKETs.-Corrected by Edwards
& Broughton, Hucksters, No. 16. Market
Housc-Chickens, 80 to So. Butter, 30.
Beef l2i to 10. Mutton, 10 to 70! and Is.
Eggs, 20 to 2244. Irish potatoes, 10 cents per
Green peas, 40 centsper peck. Honey Is
yer pound. Ground peas, SIPS to s13O.
Cabbage, II! to -. Bects 90 cents per
dozen. Onions, 20 per Dozen Radishcs
90 cents per dozen. Other quotations un-
changed.
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A GALLANT ACT-We learned from q
gentleman from the country, that, during
the late freshct, Il house was submerged, and
Il colOrrd man, his wife and nine children.
compelled to seek the roof to keep from
drowning. Mr.. E. Estes, living OH the farm
of Mr.. Kemp Battle, saw the danger of the
family, and, at the risk of his own life, took
a boat and crossed the river, saving the lives
of eleven persons. Such an act of bravery
and humanity should not be passed without
notice, and VIC know that the family saved
will never forget the act.
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A FIERCE AsrEcT.-A tarantula, with
legs over two inches in length, and both
body and legs covered with brown hair, says
the New Orleans Times, was recently brought
into that office for inspection. He was cap
tured in bunch of bananas, just imported
from Ruatan. As these dangerous insects
are frequently found in punches of bananas,
dealers in that fruit should be on the alert for
them. Our friend Register has some of the
finest bananas we ever saw, and we hope if
lie catches one he will send it down
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The LAST NUMBER of the AsheV:!le Pho

The LAST NUMBER OF the AsheV.!le Pl0-
neer says: 8E
CONVERTS WELcoME.--It is gratifying
aad encouraging to be able to welcome
into the ranks of the Republican party,
men who have always been prominent be-
fore the people, and who in many instances,
have held positions of trust, and have at all
times enjoyed the confidence and esteem
of their lcl!ow-citizens. We are glad always
of acquisitions to our party, but particu-
larly so when these men occupy positions
which at once give their actions character
before the people. When reconstruction
with universal suffrage was first proposed
it was 10 many of our best men, repulsive
But now that it is an accomplished fact and
part of the organic INV of the land, other
things bsing unobjcctionable, it is the duty
of good men, progressive men to abandon a
party whose only principle is opposition
founded on prejudice.
We are glad to be able to announce in this
connection the names of Dr. M. L. Nelson
C,rlsi.-h. Lnwry, Col. john A. Fagg, Col
A. 3. Chanu, and Col. VIZ. McKesson, whe
have Declared their purpose of cooperating
| in future with the Republican party. lThese
, and many Others we might mention in tliis
| connection. The party is rapidly gaining
strength in Bunoomhe- and adjoining
fppnt'es' yi.ip73t a31sb iliH.so on .5IL
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DEAF AND DUMB INsTITUTIoN.-Thc pre-
sent session Of the North Carolina Institu.
ton for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind
will close on Friday next, the 10th inst. A
larger number of pupils have been in atten-
dance this sessionthan at any previous time.
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COURTHOUSE BURNED. I'VE see by letter
to the Secretary of State that the Courthouse
at Hay esville, Clay county, was burned on
the morning of the 2lst of May, and all the
records, papers, &C., destroyed. No one can
say how the fire originated.
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f1,,v renr,,.,,,.a This senatoria, 1yist,ict and

fallyreprcsrnted this Senatorial District, and
regret to Learn that he cannot serve us in the
next General Assembly; but we, his imme
diatc friends of his township, earnestly re-
quest that ne make the necessary sacrifice,
and allow his name to he used for the posi-
ton of Senator from this county.
The meeting then adjourned, subject to
the call of the Township Executive Com
mittee. A. L. DAVIS, Ch'mn.
E. E. GILL, Secretary.
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BEAUFORT MoCKING- BIRDs.-We learn
that MessrS Pepper & O'Conner have secur-
ed two large turtles, known as Beaufort
Mocking- Birds" and will serve up soup at
their place of business to day; and from this
time also, for every day during the present
session OF the courts. Turtle soup! oh, it is
delicious.
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TURTLE SouP.-We thank Pepper &
OConnor for the nice turtle soup sent u.s.
We learn that Mr.. Pepper is fixing up the
Hotel at Morehead City, and will open on
the 1st of June.
We know thai every one has such conf
dence in Messrs. Pepper IL o'Cornor that
their house will be crowded May SUCCESS
attend them.
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NEW YORK, June 5.-Stocks irregular. None,
5 to 4. Exchange, long, 10; short 143s. Cole
AK. Bonds 1s1l. N. G. old Is; new IS. Cot
ton dull and lower at 22A to 2Sl sales 50(
bales. Turpcntine steady. at 50. Rosin stead,
at So. 1215 for strained. Freights. firm.
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For the Standard.
I OF lHC OldIIudIu
The WarrentOn Oak-Chapel School.

The Warrenton Oak-Chapel School.
The above named fourishing Institution,
with the following efficient corps of teach
ers, viz: Miss Elizabeth Pennock. from
Philadelphia Miss Margaret N. Thorpe. OF
Woodbury., New Jersey, and Miss Louisa
Plummer, of Warrenton, North Carolina,
closed its Sixth Session last night, with a
defamation and concert by the students,
which reflects great credit upon both the
teachers and the pupils.
This institution numbers one hundred and
seventy-five pupils, classed as follows:
First class 30; Second class 81 Third
class SO; Fourth class 90; Fifth class 60. -
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Death.

Died on the 9th inst, josiah MAGLrsBY, at
his residence in Whteville, in his 18th year.
Died, at Morrisvillc, on the 31st ult., ARTHUR
PRITCHARD, infant son Of G. B. and Ann Bag
well.
Died, in Charlotte, on Sunday evening, the
23d Of May, THOMAS MCLIN, son Of DR.. C. j.
and Julia Fox, aged months. ..r-..
Died, in Charlotte, on the 22d of May, Mrs.
SARAH BECKwirH, wife of Mr.. K. W. Beckwith,
in the Goth year of her age .glIa go
Died, in Charlotte, on the 9th of May, ELIZA.
BETH, daughter of John and Ellen Cormack,
aged year and 2 months. ..
Died, in Mecklenburg county, on the sd oil
May, very suddenly of apoplcxy, MIR. JAMES l..
PORTER, aged S. years.
Died, on the 2lst of May, at his residence in
Hamctt county, Mr.. JOHN W. CAMERON, in the
S1st year Of his age.
Died, in Carthage, N. c., on the 10Th of May,
Col. JoHN MoRRIsoN, in the 6Sth year of his age.
Died, in Wilmington, on Saturday morning.
thefestb Of NAV, MARY KETcHUN, dauebfer Of
Robert 9. and Elizabeth Dudley, aged years, 8
months and 10 days.
Died, in Wilmington, on the evening OF the
Goth OF May, in the 54th year OF her age, Mrs.
LAvINA FOWLER, consort OF N. X. Fowler, Esq
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The following Executive Committee has
been appointed for Rowan: Messrs d. L.
Brinklc, Chairman. Peter Williamson, Char
les Carroll, John Rymer, and E. P. Lippard.
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CROPS IN WARREN.-W learn from the
Ridscway Press that the crops of Warren
county never looked better than they do
this season and an abundant harvest is prom
iSed
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wv
Spain.

MADRID, June 5.-Cortes Committee on the
abolition Of slavery favor the postponement Of
complete emancipation for sixty years. Two
citizens were killed and seven wounded in tax
riots at Vailadolid. .I.'
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MAYORS CouRT.-Edward Hartsfield, ar
rested by policeman Scales for assault on E.
oettingcr, not being able to pay the fine i'm
posed by His Honor, the Mayor, was put in
Jail until IL o'clock tomorrow.
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New York.

CANANDAGUA, June 5.-Fenians Gleason, DON
nelly, Lindsey, Cullum, Fitzpatrick, McNcill,
Glass and Smith have been released on bail. 10.
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Snow and Rain in Montana. d
Markets..

HELENA, June 5.-Snow was from five to si1
feet deep, followed six days by rain. ....
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The Constitution,

Once affected with Organic Weakness, requires
the aid of Medicine 10 strengthen and invigorate
the system, which 'i'li l@iHi
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IUnlGs fuklf HING AND DlSI ufECTANT.
At its touch disease droops, dies, and the VIC
tim of it's violence, as it were,
LEAP TO NEW LIFE.
1t Relieves the entire system of Pains and
Aches, enliyens the spirits, and imparts
Sparkling brightness to the Eye, 49,
A rosy glow to the Check, s-' .,-.--.
A ruby tinge to the Lip, a..
A clearness to the Head,
A brightness to the Complexion,
A buoyancy to the Spirits,
And happiness on all sides.
Thousands have been rescued from the verge
of the grave by its timely use.
This Remedy is now offered to the public with
the most solemn assurance of its intrinsic medi-
cinal virtues, and powerful Healing properties.
For ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE 20
Kidneys, Retention of Urine,
Diseases Of Women and Child,en.
Nervous Prostitution, Weakness, General Lassi-
tude, and Loss of Appetite, ii is unsurpassed.
. t. 1t eXtinguishes 49, ..-..
Affections Of the Bones, HaJitual Costive,tess, De-
bitity, Diseases Of the Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Fry
spells, Female Irregularities, FiStula, all
Ski, Diseases, Liver Complaint, Ludi-
col gestion, Piles, Pulmonary Diseases,
1's Consumption, Scrotata on .
s r Kings Esil, Syphilis. ems, -.l 10
s... 90. ..ray. pprpIppn nv .HfrF..
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu,

".. Forebodings of Euil;
in fact, Universal Lassitude, Prostitution, and
inability to enter into the enjoyments of society.
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Fairfax Conservative Convention

The Fairfax Conservative Convention, called
for the purpose of nominating candidates for
county officers at the coming election, assemb-
led at the Court House on Saturday last, the
townships being represented by delegates duly
chosen Mr. j. Y. Worthington was csIlc /
to the chair, and Messrs J. r. Coleman and
q. w. Hunt. appointed Secretaries. The
Conservative clement Of the county, appeared
true and firm TO the principles which the party
ask may be taken. as the standard to govern
in the election Of those who arc placed before
them for their votes-and presented the follow
ing names to the people of the county, as the
unanimous choice of the convention :-F. u.
RcharGson Clerk Of County and Circuit
Courts James NJ. Love, Commonwealth
Attorney Walker r. MILAN, Sheriff 4: X.
Farr, County Treasurer Stephen u. Farr,
County Surveyor j. Y. Burke, Superinten-
dent of Poor. The convention was united in
their action, having but one aim, the election
of men who were tho choice of their constltu
cnts, men who will discharge the duties en-
trusted to them with fidelity, and enable the
Conservative party of this county, to present
TO the ':pcoplo ticket ior which all may safe
Jy cast their vote at tho coming election
SPECTATOR.
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Nav York, August 18th. 1868

Allow mo to call your attention ~ my fEhi-
ARATION OF COMPOUND EXTRACT
BUCuU. The com oncnt parts arc BUChO'
LoSo LEAF, CUBEBS. j JUNIPER BERFlh S.
MODE OF PREpARAT1 N.-Buchu. in Vacuo'
Juniper Berries by distillation, to form line
gin. Cubobs extracted by displacement with
spirits obtained from juniper Berries; worry
| little sugar is used, and small proportion OF
| spirit 1t is moro palatsble than any now to
use.
Buchu, as prepared by Druggists, is of dark
color. 1t is plant that cmits its fragrance;
the action Of hamo destroys this tits active
principle leaving dark and glutinous dccoc-
ton. Mine is tho color Of ingredients. Tho
Buchu, in my preparation. predomnates; the
smallest quantity Of tic other ingredients are
added, to prevent fermentation upon inspec.
ton, it will be found not to be Tincture as
| mado in Phsrmacopes, nor Is it Syrup-ant
therefore can be used in cases where fever or
| Inflammation exist. In this, you have the
knowledge of tho ingredients and tho mode Of
preparation.
Hoping that you will favor it with trial
aid that upon inspection it will meet with Your
appreciation,
With a feeling of confidence,
am, very respectfully,
H. 4. HELM BOLD,
Chemist and Druggist Of Ii Years Experience
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Seventh Conversational District.

Col. Elliott NJ. Braxton having been noml-
mated for Congress by the Conservative Con-
vcntion for the 7th District held at AIezan'
dlia, on tho Goth ut, Committee OF one from
each county was appointed to inform him OF
his nomination, and request his ACCEPTANCE
The following is the correspondence
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept 80. 1870.
Colonel E.. M Byarton:
Colonel The undersigned have been appoint-
cd q committee blythe Conservative Convention
Of tho It'll Congressional District to inform you
that lou have been nominated to day as their
candidate for election to seat in the Congress
OF the United Statcs. ut the election 10 DO held
in November next, and TO request you IN the
namo Of said Convention, to accep! said nomi-
nation.
1t is cur pleasing duty to inform you that
your nomination has been made unanimous
We hope it will be consistent with your feelings
to accept the nomination and to enter at once
| upon on active canvass of tho District
We feel author Zed to assure you of q warm
and enthusiastic support in all portions Of the
District.
| We bog to assure you Of our high person al
| regard and esteem.
We have, then, tho honor to DO, worry respect
| fully, your obediGn! servants,
| j. II. Kelly, Robert Beverley. Thomas Moore
1hos. w Edwards, James +. Clark. Monroe
| Kelley, .Tamos G.. Field II. &. Motfitt, Theo
Smont. Uriah Terrell. f. V. Thurston. Tur
nor w. Ashby-Committee.
FREDERICKSBURG, Oct. !, 1870.
70 Maj. j. H. Kelly, Robt. Beverley, james II.
| Ciark anil others, Committee:
| Gentlemen Your courteous lctter, informing
| mo that the Conservative Convention of the 18th
Congressional District had nominated me 8:
their candidate for seat in the next Congress
| 81 ITpit I'D Tot m
1 duly appreciate gentlemen, the nomination
offered, and in cep.ing it shall 20 before th'
people Ieeing that the endorsement havo 70
ceiVed from tho Conservative Convention, 81
largo, so sb,o, and one so thoroughly identified
with tho interests of Virginia. will insure M
the cordial supper. Of tho Conservative party
| of this district.
lshall, as you desire, enter at once upon o!
active canvass Of the district, and should tsl
10 visit any ono of the counties, it will be be
cause of tho limited time between this and tn
election. | am very truly, your obt. servant
ELLIOTT NJ. BRAxToN.
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HELMBoLn's FLUID EXTRACT BuCHU, y.
weakness arising from indiscretion. The ex-
hausted powers Of Nature, which are accom-
panied by so many alarming symptoms. among
which will be found Indisposition to Exorton.
Loss Of Memory, Wakcfulness. Horror of Dis
case. or Forebodings Of Evil in fact Universal
Lassitude, Prostitution and inability to enter
into the enjoyments Of society.
Tho constitution, once affected with Organic
Weakness, requires the aid OF Medicine to
strengthen and invigorato the system, which
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU inyura-
bly, does. If no treatment is submitted To.
Consumption or insanity ensues
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IELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUcnU AND
IMPROVED ROSE WASH will radically cxter
inmate from the system diseases arising from
habits of dissipation, At little expense little or
no change ia diet. no Inconvenience or expo
sure; completely superseding those unpleasant
and dungeons remedies Copaiva and Mercury.
in all these diseases.
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From tho largest Manufacturing Chemists in
the World.
November q, 1851.
II am acquainted with Mr.. II. T. Helmbold;
he occupies the Drug Store opposite my resi-
dence, and was successful in conducting tho
business where others had not been equally so
before him. I have been favorably impressed
with his character and enterprise
WILLIAM WEIGuTMAN,
Firm of Powers & Weightmsn, Manufacturing
Chemists, Ninth and Brown streets, Philade-
pha.