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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
BEAUTIFY TIE SKIN.-Evcn Inherited disease

BEAUTIFY TIE SKIN.-EvcD inherited disease
Of seouous character be cured by the persistent and regular
the body which is anagonistc form OF ucsu ant erupye
whole ey yed and ingorited TIE liherac
oning principle from the circulation the and when
determined the fsc- expelled through the Instead
skin 10 feed inflammation complete thorough
Sold by DugsSts Package " Powders 81 JPscage ~ So
Mailed fIre. None nsk.
Han Ru,Egr. 28 GIeenaich..., y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

A meeting of the American Bible Society
wac held yesterday in the Iiblc House MIR LAM.
LenhoX presiding. The members composing the Vrr-
SOM finance, Publication, Distributions Ircar,es
Nominations, Anniversary. Auditing and am other Com,
mites we're I'll reelected With few oXccptons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
IA wealthy gentleman here

NlNCENTOWN, n. IA wealthy gent leman here
bought his daughter which frequently and
for which she had liking The father while concluded
sell the animal and did neghbor the girl seeing
the horse pasture, called him Immediately
The father the demanded for the his daughter
from arrest
SOMERVILLE n. 1.-THE house of Mr.. George
Abbott entered by burglars during Wednesday night and large
property stolen. They administered choron
family When they aSoke yesterday morning. they found Ii. house
,obe Of the silver money, clothing and everything valuable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
Announcements.

IT MAY seem strange to the merely super
fetal the HAS manufacturer should
by superior another such clearly the and KNOX
No 22 Broadway bears the palm To for this should
remember that has secured pnent great labor
and anxiety years The result, is that all purchase
their HAZE OF KNOX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

For a stylish and elegant hat. 90 Il
fsrKNcnnIp, Manufacturer, No. l8 Ns,a.as -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

TIE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE has a larger
circulation than other evening paper
commoiste the Nwiork readers Who ds hrclaS,
psper, the following have es,brd NswYok t
Hamilton Jon.s No Asor House out~de); Hitler News
Lichsnge 1T Ncoss Hotel; Aston House Damn
Case, n j. Central RAILROAD Depot Of Coils.
jersey cy fny foot Of Courilanit ST. e. Rock Fery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

IL. y: SQuIRE's, % Fulton-st New York. i,
The beet place 10 buy reliable WAIcus Doe DI,so,p. hni,
tihf, and SiiN EhwAHH Diamonds q s..ci.lty. $1,000 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

Wool AND IlOP TwINEs, CORDAGE AND pa
fkR WAhhnorsE-wnLARo HAH,E, 40 broadway New. sors
New-York tribune., 1870-06-03

S. John, wmlngSn CT NJ MOn'Ou jr Dayoo b'a"'re Ben
soops-Apoio Fresrsss NewIIaven Achynst, maln' New
Haven
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cambria Canaghan Gsgov May a. via h''e NAY "
NJ and pssA ..
se,msp Pny Watson Liverpool May II, aud Queenstown 49,
Iia Boston Jnne ]. ballast
BARK snowden Wool, salt Key, T. L. ~ days salt.
Brig Goodwin. CrAig Iicata 81 DAYS. brimesone.
Big Minnehaba Irving Cienfieyos ~ davs
sehr H. T. Hedges enkn, lsbacos p r. 10 dys nsr and mo
lsses
Schr Carrie Webb Brewster Georgetown C., naval s.oreS
Shr c. A. johnson Maze Washington n. days naval
Sclr Thompson ain Swasbro ~ g. days naval stores
scbr. $. McKnown Parsons Baracoa days fsuit
sehroSusanla Packard Wmngo n G. 10 days naval stores
schr Jos segcr Ellis Marys River IG days, lumber
EcHoosERs-RIyER AND CoAsTSIsn
Eclipse, Virgins. Eliza Jane, virginia
Jos Nicleon, Baltimore. A. G. Lyon, Lyon, 8eorgetown
Amelia virginia. u. f. u. c.
Isaac inekiey, visiniA Sarah Puryes Virginia
Canaboai Robinson Robinson ST. Johns Canada y days oats
Canaboat W. Hall WesthewaI st. Johns Canada d,s oats
DOMESTIC PORTS.
s,LEx Mass Iune lAyed steamship CeniPsde from Phadel-
pha
BoroS JunS 2Ar steamship Eereus New Yort; barks
Rosips from GooIa Express Rotter-
Ridley St Johns T. RI A. r. Harabee frm CareEs sehrs j.
r. Wyman from Cape Hayen A. H. Barter from Havana Nm D.
Hills from Cieufuegosi A. y. Ames from New-Orleans
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoSDoSDERRY June 2The steamship European from Quebec for
Liverpool arrived here to-day.
this port to-day.
Q1Tgssrowx June 2The steamship Marathon for
Liverpool arrived here at o'clock last evening.
SPOKEN.
Brig Aaa New York Rico, Ia days with loss Of
topgsIant yard and topsail May 2 lst 255 lon Obs.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-03
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.

Before Julge C0rdO:O-Cheerer agt. Acker-
man, ct di-In July, 1902 the PhGnix Rubber Coz was
slOOOO divided into 1900 shares OF which the plaintiff in
this action owned 1900, and the defendant Mr. Acker-
turo of indarubher blankets, under license from the
Union India Rubber Co., taking the lattcrs factory for
that PURPOSE Their agreement that the Union Rub
Der Company should share in the profits in the p.opor
were to be sold throug the house OF Warren, Acean
d Co., who should receive commission Of y per cent
Government, about S,OO0OOO worth Of goods, on which
their commissions would he sOIncW hat over $4,000 The
nots of thc Company were about S77iOOO and the de
PENDANTS admit that there appeared the books credit
10 Cheeyer after charging him with all his drafts, OF
Of the commissions before alluded to. Last year Mr.
Wind up the affairs OF the Company and
distribute it's assets and under that proceeding the
2th of September incrOcutory decree was entered
appointing one Waldo receiver OF the goods the Com
pany The plaintiff therefore brings this suit for
counting Of the rccevership and Joins with him as plain
tis the PhGnix Rubber Co. and Mr. Waldo the receiver
He claims that the allowance OF u per cent commission
to Ackerman unauthorized, and that the accounts in
regard 10 certain sales Of United states bonds which they
received in payment for their goods made up in
improper MANNER and that therefore there is actually
due 10 him as his proportion OF the profits over SOO
and finally that the stock which lie has subscribed has
never been issued to him.
The defendants insist that the commissions were very
properly allowed being part of the foundation of the
Company that TIE bonds correct in items and prices
obtained for them and further that since TINS statement
allowing Mr. Cheeyer $4,000 was made the officers OF
books 0f the PhTnlx Rubber Co.. ana have discovered
that they have made mistake the result OF which
10 dcfraud the Union Rubber Co. out or s9UO and That
consequently, II restatement Of the assets of the Phg
nix Co. be made it will he found that the plaintiff is
titled to a comparatively small amount about $4,000.
The up yesterday, on motion made by the
plaintiffs counsel for an order appointing provisional
Receiver. During the argument yesterday telegram
received stating that the Connecticut Court had
Gated its decree of the 2th of September and that there
consequently no longer a Receiver OF the Phmnix
Company. As this withdraws the Receiver from among
the plaintiffs and virtually withdraws the Company IT.
SELF changing the relations Of the parties Judge Cardozo
allowed the case TO go over until Friday next In order
that the precise terms Of the new order may be scer
tanned.
For the plaintiffs Mr.. Curtis and Mr.. StOughton for
the defendants I. c. T. Buckley and Mr. VIM M. Evars.
DecisionS-By Judge Cardozo-Heywooda agt Lestrade.
| Proceedings dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-03
uorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. SHOEMAKER Dem., N. " presented
petitions for the repeal OF the law classifying brewers
Of malt liquors dealers in spiruOus liquors. and for
uniform tax Of l6 cents per pound ON all manufactured
Mr. KETHiM Dep., v " by unanimous consent, in
troduced Ont resolution authorizing the Secretary OF
War deliver 10 the municipal authorities OF POugh-
demned cannon and two hundred round shot 10 be
used. in the erection Of soldiers monument at that
Mr. MERCUR Rep Penn.). from the Judiciary Com
mttee reported bin annexing certain counties TO the
yania. Passed.
Mr.. LOGAN Rep, M, from the Committee Mil:
the accounts of Joseph c. McNut late Captain and AS
sstant Quartermaster Passed
Mr. HOOPER Rep., Massl from The Committee on
Ways and Means asked leave 10 report bin for the ap
pontment Of Assistant Treasurer Of the United States
Mr. F4RNswoRTH Rep., ID objected
Mr.. ROOT HeI:. Ark.l introduced phi authonzing
the construction Of bridge across the Arkansas River at
Mf. CLARK Rep., Texas, introduced bin authoriz-
ing the grant OF certain property Of the United States in
Galveston, Texas, 10 that city Passed.
Mr PAINE d!ep., Wis.,, Chairman Of the Committee on
Elections reported bill 10 pay to Caleb = Hunt, s. 200;
o. J. u sypher. 5000; TO Louis 81 Martin 5000 TO
Geo ncCranee nc 500 TO faR1 Moiey SooG ana 70
in prosecuting their respective claims TO seats in the
House from the state Of louisiana The resolution was
CONrLSsAiI0N FOR CONTESTANTS.
Mr. Paine also reported the bill regulating the cOmpen-
satiOn IN cases Of contested elections.
I provides that y 1os eon e.es no money shall oe paid e;
TIE s1e be hla4y accorded The
provides that whom The adverse decs
lon msee receive onl the amount aasy aud necessarily
p,Bdol ~ prosecutug o defending bis nights
Mr. BURR Ueui I'D moved to strike out the first sec
tOn on the ground that all persons actually holding
seats are In all respects equal and entitled 10 the same
rights This deprivation Of pay and mileage OF members
whose seats are contested, improper discrimna
ton and might IN many Instances be great hardship.
Ar. WILLARD tRep., VT argued that unsuccessful
contestant should not receive compensation, but
take the risk that he would if he a tgant In
Court OF Justice.
Mr. STEVENSON Qep, Ohio moved an amendment
10 allow the sitting member the mileage ayd cOpensa-
tOn during the pendcncy OF the contest other words
he would put tie sitting member half pay, and If be
was he would let the contestant receive the
other half.
hr KERR Dem, IndJ opposed the bin. He did not
think II competent for Congress 10 pass law TO diminish
the constitutional prerogatyes OF the House The sole
ana UNDIVIDED control OF contested election
nged 10 the House. and could not be shared with the
SeBate.
Mr.. DAWES Rep, Mass stated that the anOust paid
IN twelve year, up 10 the beginning this COngiess TO
whom the House had decided 10 have just claim
HT3,5gS. and 10 that sum the present Congress had
added 5000 He submitted that that an evil Dur
49, the Il yeaIs W " the beginning Of this Con
New-York tribune., 1870-06-03
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
L IL -. n l.. l. L. D..

Before Commissioner OSbOrn.-JoSeph Powers,
accused OF selling cigars without stampswas dis
charged yesterday by the Commissioner Chas. Norton
witness for the prosecution swOre that acting under
the instructions OF one Of Col Whitleys detectives, he
applied Powers and bought the cigars. On his
examination he testified that his real name Henry
Caudel. The Commissioner told the witness that his
the prisoner must be discharged and that he
CaudelD must appear in his Court again. for his
evidence not worthy OF the slightest belief.
Mtitiny and DeSertiOp.-ArsenO RadOvich Mate0 SAT-
Itch. Michele MarcOvich and DemetTO RadOyich were
brought before the Commissioner yesterday ny Deputy
Marshals Robinson and kehOe charged with nutny and
deseriOn from the Italian bark Eugena. The Marshas
had difficulty in making the capture. Saich drew
his knife but refraned from using it on the sight of
revolver. The Commissioner ordered them board the
vessel again, as under the Italian treaty. he had no
authority to deal with mutineers.
Edward LawOr charged with having cigars In his pos
session without the United States stamps and having
also smuggled cigars, discharged. The evidence
having failed 10 show that they were imported the Com
missioner held that the naked possession of unstampcd
cigars, without any evidence OF sale or Oer tc SELL was
insufficient to hold
New-York tribune., 1870-06-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sBw-YoRK...."........
CLEARED

steamshp.Hermann RchmAnn Dremeni City Of Merida Deaisn
Hayana and Vera Cruz; Moro Castle Adams Havana
Jonr rhle pha Rrnhk Pierce Philadelphia C. Bdde Mco
Philadelphia DngO Johnson Portland Sariog Couch Norfolk CITY
Point 6e Barnes Mallory SAyAnnah Haiieras Baek
Norfolk ke Sarah, Joae ptiadepha Gaueus Walden Boston
bhips-Hsison Pntt London sufser Kinney London.
BkPorsoge smith CopenhAgen Louis wieke Bremen Gsuss
sceBegn bremen BsmArk Sieeman Morrio
Genoa Ellie schmidt Borclert NJ Thomas Carolina SAmueon
Elsnore Thomas, Swehseu, Havana
Bngs-EmmA BTuscOmie C. B.
Trieste; Virginia Johnston st. Perr, Mart Tao iIo, Chha
Caibarrh.
Sclr-ROya Arch Hawkins HAyAns; BAle Barker Wrnso
P'iisnd Amelia ANA. Bode. Cat nd. Florence Lock
New-York tribune., 1870-06-03
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY, JUSK 4.

sATURDAf, JUSK
Mails for Europe via Southampton and Bremen per steamship Union
foot Of Thnst Hoboken close at PoSOmce IL NJ. Steamship
sails Supplementary Mail for paid letters only, made up
the Pier az Hoboken, and closed at l:JD p m.
Mails for Anw Panama and the South Pacific and Central Amer
steamship n.
Posi-Ofee at l0i II IN. Steamship sails at II NJ.
Mails for Ireland only steamship City Of Brookl from Pier
Is n. X, close at the Post Office at a IN.
Mails for Porto Plata Domingo Samana &c per steamship
Tybee, will be about thi date.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-03
NEWS PACKAGES FOR TIE PRESS

Captains and purr Of vessels arriving this port requested
deliver packages addressed the NeN-iOrk Associated
persons exhibiting the written authority of j. W. smono
Agent News packages for the Journal Of Commerce Times TRIBUNE
UorLf Sun Express EreHg Post Commercial Adtertser Sfaas
Zing and Ne YORKER DenOkrat should be delivered only
the
New-York tribune., 1870-06-03
THrRsp.y,s WEATHER RRpoRT-q M


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises ...4D Sun sets 725 Moon O6
Mon wArKR
Sandy Hook 10 90 Cows Island ...llJ Hell Gate .... l2l
New-York tribune., 1870-06-03
EXPLANATION OF THE BOARD Il., OF OF
y COUNTY tANNASSbllS

given for lnspccten Of bIrcuon-Ihr poaus
county toury o New lors having cs
um.le the Voles gyep sssatal k'aa tAs~ s~a
New-York tribune., 1870-06-03

certify this Statement he correct and have cause the Ss
ateste the signatures OF the Chairman and Secretary OF tins BOA
this thrteiL Jay MAY A. D. Thousand hundred n seventy
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED, Chairman
CHARLES T.. Low, County Clerk and secretary.
York Cty dHd County Of heriOrk County Cks
O1re HEREBY CERTIFY that have compared the Foregoing
with the original remaining he Office
same transcript them and Of the whole Of orgn
Witness Official York
in the Cy County Of Newl0rk this ihiueth May
eight hundred aud seventy CHARLES L. LOEW,
koft tls Count If New.Y Yuk
New-York tribune., 1870-06-03

We certify this Statement be correct and have csused the 10 be
aesed the Chairman this Board
Of A. hundred and
WILLIAM u. TWEED, Chairman
CHARLES x LoEw, County Clerk AMI Secelry.
STATE Of I0rk Cy and COUayQ her York County Clerks
ODe HEREBY CERTIFY that hys the rgo With
the remaining he IN tbs Office ard that the
" whole Of original.
Official seal New York County Court house
In County this heh day May, thou
sand eight hundred and seventy. CHARLES T. LOEW,
CLERK Of the County Of New York
New-York tribune., 1870-06-03
Ocean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE-STEAM TO GLASGOW, 4,
N LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY.
fromP Pier 20 North River
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
INDIA, SATURDAY, June 4.
massage SIS and ST5 Intermediate, &Ji Steeraye S28
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents,
q U,rufu
New-York tribune., 1870-06-03
IN TIB PLACE OF CHARLES II. VAN BRUNT WHOSE TER
ENDS DECEMBER 81, 1870.

That It appears such estimate and canvass. that
The whole Of given the Office of Judge Of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of The City and County Of Newlork
place Of CHARLES II. VAN BkUNT whose Term ends
December 81 1870 One hundred and four thousand three
hundred and forty eight lo'r
or which CHARLES If. VAN BRUNT received Eighty
thousand three hundred and ty R333
thousand egit haafTed a6i s2l
OF which there Defect We
OF which there BlaGG J. git 81
Aud which there Scattering EightyiI...... 20
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-02

SPEEDY RELIEF FROM KIDNEY AFFEC-
TION OCCASIONED BY ACCIDENT.
New York, Feb. l., 1870.
DR.. H. T. Helmbold:-
DEAR SR:-On the 23d of August last l re-
ceived severe internal ana external injuries,
occasioned by an accident On Philadelphia
railroad car. On my arrival in New York, was
attended by DR.. WILSON, of East Fifty-ffth
street. and another physician, whose name / do
not now remember. After my wounds were
dressed. suffered for (3) three days intense
agony from internal injuries, which affected nay
kidneys. / can say that after taking but three
doses of YOUR EXTRACT BUCHU, felt
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Very truly yours,
p. H. KEARNEY,
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respectfully refer to either of the following
ROBERT B. ROOSEVELT ESQ.,, Editor of
Citizen and Round Table.
B.F.CURTIS, ESQ, No. 102 Greenwich avenue.
MORRIS PHILLIPS, Esq., Editor OF Home
Hon. M CONNOLLY, Register of City.
Messrs. PETTENGILL ~ BATES, Proprietors
of Hearth and Home.
l. N HUDSON ESQ., No Al Park Row.
Hon. NELSON j. WATERBURY.
Hon. JAMES K. COULTER.
And many others, If necessary.
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GmARn. Penn. Maroh 81.

GRARD Penn, March 81, 1862.
EDITOR "COsMoPOLITB" desire as an unsoh-
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fer the benefit OF those similarly aicted myself,
to say that after consulting many eminent phys-
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expiration OF four months although am an inhrIn
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as they otherwise would, have found such unspeak-
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and a valuable suggestion to the public Yours re-
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CHAS. STOW, Esq, Girard, Penn, editor Cosnro-
polite. -
G. l. KINDS, Girard, Penn, attorney
Captain d. w. HUTCHINSON, Girard Penn. at
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DAVID Il. DAY, Girard Penn, merchant
g, +. ROCKWELL, Girard Penn, merchant
B. G. ELY, Grard, Penn, druggist
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HKIMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU, established up
wards OF eighteen years, prepared by II. T. HELM
BOLD, Druggist No bs4 Broadway, New YORK, and
No 104 8. Tenth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Price,
n 70 per bottle, six bottles for $3.50, delivered 20
sny address. Sold by druggists everywhere.
None are genuine unless done up In steel-engrayed
and signed Y. J. 4E1ABQLn
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TESTIMONY.

CURE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS STANDING |
0oA' STONE PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
SAVANNAH, Tenn, May ID 1862
DEAR SIR:-We introduced your "Fluid Extract |
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He says that he will never be without the "Buchu"
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ECCLES 4 HlNKLE, Druggsts
CURE OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AFFECTION
OF LONG sTANDING-sToNE PASSED AND
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H. T. HelnbOsd Esq.:-
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THOMAS J. BENNETT.
REFERS TO
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j. L. g. CANNON, Druggist westport, Conn
II. b. WHEELER, Esq. WestpOrt, Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, Esq, Westport Conn.
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curRR OF NERVOUS PRosTRATION AND DE
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Feb II. 1869.
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GREAT CURE OF DIABETES OF A LADY.
FIFTY DOLLARS A BOTTLE.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6, 1870.
Dedu Dr.. Helynbold:-
DEAR SIR:-For the past eight months have
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-Four months ago 1 sow your advertisement In
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WOULD GIVE $50 BOTTLE If could not get
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most earnestly recommend 1t to all those
suffering from this disease.
Sincerely yours
ANNA K. SToUaHToN,
No. 1913 West Twenty-seventh street.
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GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, Jan. 2s, 1sss
Mr. Fl. T. Helntbod:-
DEAR SIR:-Your communication requesting our
terms for advertising was duly received but from
prejudice i had formed against advertising "cures
for secret diseases" 1t left unanswered During
an accidental conversation In drug store the other
evening. my mind was changed on the character OF
your Buchu. II was then highly commended for
other diseases by two physicians present. Inclosed
please find our rates OF advertising. Yours, etc,
Il. B. II. STENH0USE,
Editor and Proprietor OF Daily and
Semi-weekly telegraph.
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Tor NoN-RETRNTIoN OR INCONVENIENCE
OF Urine, Irritation, Inflammation or liberation of
the Bladder or Kidneys, Diseases Of the Prostate
Glands Stone in the Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, or
Brick Dust Deposits and all diseases OF tho Bladder
Kidneys, or DropsIcs swellings,
USE HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUcHv
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HELMBoLDs BUcHU, THE ONLY KNOWN
remedy for dIabetes irritation OF the neck of the
bladder, Inflammation OF the kidneys, catarrh OF the
bladder. strangurI or painful urinatlng.