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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-08
AN American on his travels

AN American on his travels
says; 81 asked fellow tourist
his opinion of the Rhine. "Wal,
SIR" said he, "it's not so grand
as our North River. We haint
got them old castles too be
sure, but our waters as broad
and our rocks are twice as big
and mostly perpendicular" |
remarked that the Rhine ruins
were extremely picturesque,
and certainly enhanced the
beauty of the river "Wal,"
said he, Il shouldn't wonder if
our builders could put usgup a
few five offered themtbe.con-
tract, but our people don't deal
muchrin ruins, that's a fact;
and when you come to think
oft you can'tsay there's much
use in en-"
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8 R0sucaEEr township, in this

ms R0sucRBEK township, in this
county, can boast the posses.
sion of a venerable relic, the
like of which, we venture to
say, will have been disclosed
by the census in very few in
stances withinmUnited States.
We referto Mrs. Maya. Syfert,
of that township, who attained
the oath year of her age,on the
4th, day of July last. She was
born july 4th, 1776, in Phila-
delphia-the day, and place, of
the promulgation of the im>
mortal declaration of Ameri>
can Independence making her
exactly the age of the Republic.
The very first sound which sal
uted her infant ears may have
been The tones of that old In
dependence bell which pro-
claimed "Liberty thr cughout
the land, to all the inhabitants
thereof" What place can pro,
duce another instance of this
kind9-Lancaster Gazette I.
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A BUSINESS letter from Kan
sas, to the editor has this to
say of our railroad: TaHope
you may be successful in
getting a railroad to Gallipolis.
i think, if some of your people
would take a trip through Kan
sas, and thus see what railroads
are doing for this young State,
they would open their pocket
books, and have the road If
money would getit. And bus
mess of every description, is
brisk here, which can be attri,
buted only TO the number Of
Railroads that are already
built, and to those that are
building."- Gallip0liS Journal
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Get the Best.

y Persons getting their Photographs
made should remember thatno gallery
In the West is more complete in its
appointments for the production of
truthful and durable portraits than
Simonds' gallery, where no pains OF
expense are spared to make every
picture as perfect as p, ssible-cithcr
in sittings or copy work. All are i'll
vited to call at his gallery, see Tor
themselves, and compare work from
other galleries. Gallery, corner Paint
and Second Sts., Chillitothe. .t
Z, ...r..... iul2S It
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nnIrnnra az ncrK1Na .rAIIrYr.

First train leaves Athens ate IS a. m Rr.
rfvingat Columt1us ato As, making connexions
for East and West, Second train leaves Athens
at D. m. on arrival OF train from Chill;cOihe
and Portsmouth on which there Is n through
car from Portsmouth to Columbus arriving ut
Columbus nj s 20, making close connections
for the East and West, First train leaves Co,
( lnmbus at $ 10 a. m, arriving at AthSns at
IL 40, with through car for Portsmouth. Sec
ond train leaves Columbus at 80 p. m ar
living at Athens at 7 20 p. m.
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IT is admitted on all hands
that Grants Administration is
a failure. 1t has failed to b.
as extravagant as Johnso Ms, As
weak as Buchanan's, as ignoble
as Pierce's, and as asobstinate as
Jackson's. But it can't be de.
MED that the President smokes
cigars. He has saved the
country a hundred millions Of
money, but he continues to
puff! Let the Democracy
make a note of this horrifying
fact. 1t is about the only con
ISOLATION they have got.-O. s.
Journal rlHt -slli ii WN
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ZELL's Popular Encyclopedia
and Universal Dictionary keeps
up its interestwith the progress
of etents in Europe. In the
last number the Napoleons are
faithfully portrayed both in
text and illustration; the needle
gun is illustrated and describ-
ed, as well as the towns OF
Nancy and Metz. Zell's Eney
clopedia contains more useful
information in the same space
than any work Of the kind we
know Of. s Z .... sE .
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s,,tes and Is now offered to the general puh-
In. with The most absolute conYicton that II
| can never fail TO accomDlish all ii'hatlselalmeh
| for il. .-rfyr. u
II is harmlessrn the extreme, at all times,
and under all cir .umstances; and IS enequaleC
by any remedy yet knoan 20 me 'Worla Where
a purgative is Indicated.
il produces little orno pam IN its operations
leaves the organs entirely lree from IRRITATION,
and never in the siightest degree. y rtaKes
or 'excites the nervous system. ~ = -
In Bilious Diseases Indigestion and Dys-
pepsia, It is Invaluable:
hence cannct fail to eradicate from the system
scrofrila, Erysipelns, Salt Rhenm, Canker, and
Cutoneous El1iptlons generally. Irregular, or
want of Appetite, Colds, Coughs, Ast thnla,
Rronchltis, CataTrh, Collie Pains, DaTrhoea;
water.brasK, Sour and Bitter Stomach, and
foulness and. faintqess Of the same; impure
breath, dizziness, sympathetic nervous or SICK
! II eadache, Rheumat tIsmsr Gout and lnii9ma.
hOns IN al. its foims-these land all flndred
diseases can always be wholly cured or re-
liexed byihs mihjyet powerful remedy.
General Debility With lts inseparable accom-
pnniments, s,-mental and physical such a.
circumstances. lsssitude of mind and body
| droW sIness, tindisnositton to exercise, weak :
ness Of the limbs, feelings of discOuragement,
despondency and dIstrust,-ai' disappear un>
| der its magic intuenfe, Tg4
| It regulates and inngorates the bowels; is a
! sure antidote for obstinate cOstiyeness and
| piles; gives renewed yigor to the stomachi
| evokes the action of the liver, dissipates the
yellow dye of Jaundice and eradicates from
tbe'siun n,moud,moth and frechles. r. 4
| II excites the Kidneys to renewed, vigorous
and healthy action, and is. certain to bring
Tptompt reliefin all eases Of Dlarhoeaand Dys
| EMERY
Itis emineaty enectuai in. the cure Of all
diseases Of children, however iniantile, espe'
,aally for cohc, Feifns, and fhtauonsand fret
! fIlness while teethIng.
As a dinner pill or digester, II is second tt
none other taken with the food. ltoperates
Us u general altfTltiye, Whereby the enilre I'M
paired organism is stimulated TO reIewed en-
e-gy and to a-healthy vigorand vitality II i
extensi vely used by the faculty rs a convent
ent and thoroneh eathariie, bgyipg no actor
other ten thd.0he intendsd, Sent by mail OF
receip. ofprlce and postage, viz:
L Box, S025 Hostage g cts
5 Boxes, 100 4 " A1S !"
Its sold by all dealersln drugs and medicines
TURNFys TPs NfFys' ( xcol, Sole proprietor, -
TREMoyT 81. BOSTON, MASS.
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"Thou wearS't the gift of victory
there 8 triumph in thy hair; '.'.'e y'..'5 7
eOl marvel of fair maidenhood" oh
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia
produces this @gilt of victory
a profusion of hair, by cleans
ing the scalp of all'iimpuritief
and giving it a healthy tone, so
that the glands act with .wopa'
erful vlgor. Try it. rf1oD oil
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"
more reliable and far more etiectual remedy
p than any other. Those who have tried 1t,
know that il cured them; those who have not
know that il cures their neIghhors and friends
and all know that what II does once II does al
ways-7that Il never fails through any Hut OF
neglect Of its composition. I'VE have thou
sands upon thousands OF certificates OF their
remarkable cures OF the following complaints,
hut such cures are known in every neighbor-
hood, and we need not publish them. Adapted
to, all ages and conditions in all climates con
tanning neither calomtl or any deleterious
drug, they may he taken with safety by any.
body. Their sugar. r.coRting preserves them
erer fresh and makes them pleasant to take,
while being purely vegetable no harm can
arise rom their use IN any quantity.
They operate ly theif powerful influence on
the lnternal viscera to purify the blood,an
stimulate it INTO healthy acton-remoyeihe
'bbstruetiotIs of the stomach, bowels, liver, and
other organs OF the body, restoring their ir.
regular action to health, and 10y correcting,
wherever they exist, such arrangements rs
are the'first origin of diseasey ..
Minute directions are gwen on the box, for
the following complaints, which these PILLS
rapidly cure:-
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
LiStlessneSS, LangOur and Loss
or Appetite, they should be taken
moderately to stimulate the stomach and re-
store lts neMtny acuoD'
For Liver Complaint and its va
rious symptoms, Bilious Head
ache, s elk Headache, Jaundice
or Green Sickness, Bilious Col
ic and Bilious FeVers, they should
he iudieiousy taken for each case, to correct
the diseased action orremoye the distractions
",I!t For s.l1:y Dysehterryf @ or piarh osa, but
one mild dose is generally required.
For rheumatism, GOut. GRAY
el, PalpitatiOn of the Heart,
Pain in Side. Back and, LOins,
they Should he contin uously taken, as re
qured, to change the diseased action of the
| system. With such change those complaints
| disappear -.A+ -.
For DrOpsy aud Dropsica!
Swellings they should be taken in
argeRnd frequent doses to produce the effect
Of drastic purge.
For Suppression large dose
should he taken as il produces the desired
effect b, sympathy. ......
| AS a DISYEn Pitt, take One or tKo PILLs to
| promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach
and bowels into healthy action, restores the
appetit {, an d inyigoates the systep. Il s1ce
| ilfs Observation-Disclosures whereno Serious de-
4 rahgefnent exists. One who feels tdierably
| well, often finds that aIdose oi these PILLs
makes hm feel decidedly better, from theiI
hoieanslngIndr renoYating effect Onthe digestive
apparatus.
Or. j., C. -AYER- C. co., Prqcticai
{ ChstnistS.L DWELL, MASS, U!S.A
jnl Is loTO 4w ro.-. --,-, ..ff-.
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II il an unfaIllng remedy in all cases OF Neu'
ralgia, FacialIs, often enecllng Aperiect cure
IN less than tw enty- -four hours, from the.use o.
no more than two or three pills.
No other form OF. Neuralgia or Nervous dis
ease has hliled 10 yield to'this wonderful rem
ediaI agent.
Evenin the seveTest cases Of Chronic Neu,
ralgla and general nervous arrangement oi
many years standIng-aiiecuug the entire sys'
tenn, its use for a few days, or q few weeks a.
the utmost, always affords the most aslonsh
ing relief, and very rarely fails to produce n
complete and permanent cure,
1t contains no drugs or other materials m
the slightest degree injurious, even TO .ih,
most delicate system, and can always be used
with perfect safety.
It has long been in constant use by many Of
our most eminent physicians, VINO give u
their unanlIDous and unqualified approval.
The following, among many Of our best clt'
gems testify to its wonderful efficacy.
'lIayins used DR.: Turner'S fIc- DouloureuG
or Universal Neuralgia Pill personally,-and
~ numerous Instances recommended II t.
PATIENTS suffering with nenrga--l have founo
jtMithout IN exception, to accomplish all tht
propretors have claimed
J.R. DILLlNGHAN, Dentist.
i2 Winter Street, Boston, Feb. 18th. 1867 -
Mr.. ]. NJ. r. story. for many years an apoth.
ccary IN this city, and for three years during
the war IN the Hospital Department under The
U. s. Government thus speaks of it:
81 have known Dr. Turner'S Tic -poulour
enx or Neuralgia Pill for twenty yenrs have
sold IT and used ii personally, and have ney
ar known of case where II did not give re
hef Customers have told me they'would MOI
10 without 1t If each Pill cost 10 dollars. !
rhini it the most reliable and valuable remed!
Cor neuralgia aud nervous diseases in tn
werldn'
MEssRL. TURNER 4 Co.:
Fora long time member ofmy family hHs
suffered severely with Neuralgia. The pain
vas almost uncomfortable. We uied varlou'
medicines without success. A few month";
>ince, we began the use ofYour Pill It has
proved periec ysuccessfnl, and no traces Of
the disease remain. can gladly recommend
your remedy to all sufferers from Neuralgia
Respectfully yours, +. W. PELTON.
Boston, March 20, 1857. Couns at Law
Sent by mail on receipt Of price and postage
one package sl.O0 = postage cents.
SIX PacknEes, 900 -" q /"
1t is sold by Oll dealers in drugs and med
clnes and by.
TURNER & co, Sole Proprietors, l20, Ire.
L mont 81. Boston, Mass.
- Aug.l. 4w
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-08

I. In an incredible short space
of time Natures Hair Restora-
tive has won its Jwayinto pub
lie favor. Whys Because ? it
does the work, and leaves no
i'll effects. See advertisement
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-08

In the last seventeen months
of Johnson's Administration
the public debt was increased
S3o,0Oo,oeO. During an equal
period o., Grants adpinistra
tiOn it was deere eased- S156,000.-
600. That's all.
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A FOOLISH oil bachelor says.
Calico ia 4 FIbalAfal institution.
A pain'of sweet lips a pink
+, waist, = and the pressure of a
.dhand will do as much to un-
!, hinge a man as the measles
and a doctors billito boot. -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-08

"CAN you steer the mainmast
down, the forecastlsA staifs9r
asked a sea captain OF a new
hand. "fSs,Tsiru can. if you
. will stand below ahdcoil it up.''
The captain didn't .catechise
that man. anymore . ~ ''.s 4. -
Is-,..s ~. '.se- =. s,sls i4-s
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Mild, Ger
tain, Safe
and Eff
cient.

,,It at once relieves
md ,ipyigoraies ali
the vital functions,
without causing at
any time, or undeI
any CIRCUMSTANCES,
the slightest in Jury
to any of them.
The most com
plete and uniform
success has fol
many years attend
ed its usein France
and Sn some por
g,nna NJ tho ITritod
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-08
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
: POr all the purposes Of Laxative
Medicine.

Perhaps no on,
medicine Is so uni
vorsally required by
everybody rs q ca T..
thartic, nor was an,
ever before so uni.
yersally adoptedini'
use, IN every county
aud among all class
e., IA this mud but
emcieht piIrgatiy'
'PILL. The obvious
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do A DAY--BusinPss entirely new and
OI Ubonorstle. libeISl indictments. De.
scnptife eirchlffs free. Address J. Q. RAND
CO., Bddetord, Ne, $685. jul Sm !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-29
assfs "a siESs;sia T..

ALExANpRIA MAhKET December 2h.-l:o-
ceipts of Grain of all kinds continue very light
with but little change in the market Wheat
is quiet and steady; the quality oil tho offerings
to-day were from fair to good-ro strictly prime
samples on Change; offerings Of 3'S bushels
rod with sales at is, l22, III, 10 aid no.
Corn is tolcrably active ut " slight advance;
offerings OF 1876 bushels white and 7l2 Of mixed,
with sales of tho former at 70, and Of the latter
at 60 sales of 81 bushels yellow at C8. Hyo Is
unchanged offerings of 15G bushels, with sales
at IS. Oats are steady; sGlcs of lIO bushels Mt
"a and d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-29
WASHINGTON News.

A sad and terrible affair occurred IN Wash ..
inpton Yesterday morning at the residence OF
MIR. Hyling, butcher on the corner OF Vlr-
ginia avenue and Third street, South Washing
ton. His little SOD, says the Star, about i've
wears old, was playing with pistol which was
not thought to be loaded, and pointing 1t at ms
sister Emma, girl only ten years Old, pulled
the trigger. when the weapon was dlschargcd'
and the ball entered the brain above the eye,
killing her almost instantly. DIR. McWllllams
was called on, but could do nothing, as death
had ensued. This is another terrible warning
to parents of the danger of having loaded fire
arms lying about. The pistol was one OF the
small toy pistols seldom seen except during the
holidays, and was oadcd Tuesday night 6y the
father and laid in the bureau drawer. 1t ap-
pears that the girl was IN bed, when the IittIe
fellow, Hermon, took the pistol out, and while
PLAYING With it. the charge was exploded and
the ball entered her brain over the right eye.
Col James Gleason died at his residence IN
Georgetown yesterday. Prior to the war he
was a resident OF Philadelphia, and first came
to this city as an officer of the Sixty ninth
Pennsylvania volunteers. lie was subsequent'
" commissioned as Captain and a. Z. NJ. AT
ter the war he was mustered out OF service, and
determined TO locate in this city: OF late years
he has been extensively engaged in the wood
and coal business.
sIdteTea ia the S9REs here yesterday
Mav 1 Emery, and others, in their capacities! as
.- - - tho Mctronolitan Church OF this city,
| to secure payment for materials used in the
construction Of the building. This is the first
| time the namo of President has appeared
as party to Il civil suit on the docket Of this
court.
y restaurant keeper in Washington has had
in his possession for over ten years past grey
eagle Tuesday afternoon Mr.. VIM. Mulhall,
clerk in one of the Departments, while play:
ing with it, got too near the cage, and the bird
of freedom bit his hand. This treatment was
not rcIishcd by Mr.. NJ, and he attempted to
seize il, when the eagle resisted, and fight
ensued, during which the cage was broken
The eagle used its heak and talons cnsrgetic1!
ly, bnt without avail, as its life was sacrificed
but it died game,
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VIEWS OF THE DAY.
40 s4c,o the very age and body of the 7eme'."

4 colored woman named Lucinda Goldman
died in Baltimore on Tuesday night, having.
attained, it is claimed, the extraordinary age
Of one hundred and twenty-five years, seven
months and twenty two days. She came to
the city from Norfolk during the revolutionary
war, and according to her own account had
often seen General Washington and General
Lafayette.
Minister Motley has written letter Of sell
vindication in regard to.his course in England.
The substance of it is not yet known, but It'll
understood that he claims to have received no
intimation Of dissatisfaction on tho part OF the
State Department until the telegram SUMMARY
ly dismissing him. which came to hand one
Cay after the St. Domingo treaty was rejected
by the Senate.
BY an accident on the Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad yesterday, near MeadVllle'
Pa. an cmigrant car was thrown down an en-
bankmept thirty feet, turning over several
times One man was killed, and number Sc
riously injured. The particulars OF the acct
dent" will probably make the loss OF lie
greater.
A company OF twenty-lhree gentlemen, said
70 he the strongest ever formed in the South,
have leased the Western and Atlantic Railroad,
Georgia, from the State Tor twenty years, at
a rental of s25, 900 per month Ex Governor
Joseph E. Brown was elected President OF the
new Company.
After the lst of January there ought to be
some abatement 10 the prices of tea, coffee,
sugar, and spicesr On that day a reduction
takes place of fifteen cents pound in the duty
on teo, OF abount one and a quarter cents
pound in the duty on sugar and two cents
pound in the duty on coffee.
The residence OF General McCellan, L!eVel
lyn Park, n. j., was burned last evening"
Loss $40 COO The family were in the city
for the winter. and the house was unoccu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-29

To the Editor Of the Alexandria Ga@ette:
notice in the Gazette Of Thursday last q
reference to O. decision made at the last term of
the Fairfax County Court as being interesting
to Justices, in which it WAS held that . nlain-
tiff may release portion of his debt and war
rant for y residue. II is true it was so decid-
cd hy the Judge of tho County Court, yet Ii.
w. Thomas GO noted an exception to the de-
cision, as being incorrect. The case, however,
being decided in favor OF his client IT became
SrnGHseefaFy 10 cslry the case To another Court
Judge Thomas that tho point has been express
~ decided by the Court of Anpea!s Of North
Carollna TO be found in the July number OF
Quarterly Law journal for lS)7, in the cas-" OF
Waldo & Co., vs.. Jolly inIwhch tho Court say,
where an account consists Of divers dealings
Of the parties at different periods of time, each
dealing is a several transaction, and an action
NAV be maintained in each. Thus it mcrch-
ant has a store and Biack bishop, although
the accounts are kept in the same books, he
msy.bring an action upon each separately. IT
there be but one dealing rs a sale of q mare for
S75 (this was the case Of ---rs Jenkins n
sale of II barrels Of corn for S5l,) tho plain
tiff cannot give a single Justice jurisdiction by
entering credit; but where there were separate
and distinct dealings tho plaintiff may warrant
upon such portion of the account MS he may
elect, and Introduce any number OF the dealings
he thinks proper
In justice to Judge Cockcrijle, remark, he
was influenced by u decision of Mr.. Mayo, IN
his Guide, although inclined to tho OF inion a!-
vanced by Judge Thomas that rrlease OF Il
portion of an entire debt WAS a fraud upon the
jurisdiction of that Court which has under the
statute conclusive cOgnlzance OF hil act!ons
above certain amount. IL.
Fairfax County, Dec. II.
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MEDICAL.
TO PHYSICIANS.
New York, August 18th. 1868

Allow mo to call your attention ID my l. FL
ARATION OF COMPOUND EAIfAol
BUCuU The component parts arc BUCho'
LoNo LEAF, CUBEBS, JUNIPER BERKlEo'
MODE OF PREPARAT1oN.-Buchu IN 7acuo'
Juniper Berries by distillation, to form line
gin Cubebs extracted by displacement WIN
spirits obtained from Juniper Berries; very
little sugar is used, and small proportion
spirjt. It is moro palatablo than any now TO
use
Buchu, as prepared by Druggists, is of dark
color. It is plant that cmits Its 1ragrahce'
the action Of q lame destroys this tits active
principle,) leaving dark and glutinous decoc-
ton. Mne is tho color Of ingredients. inc
Buchu, in my preparation, prodominates; the
smallest quantity Of the other ingredients are
added, to prevent fermentation; upon lnspec-
ton it will BIO found not to be Ilncture' as
made in Pharmacopea, nor is it Syrup-ano
therefore can be used in cases where tevor or
Inflammation exist. In this, you have the
knowledge of the ingredients and the mode OF
preparation.
Hoping that you will favor it with trial ana
that upon inspection it will meet with your sp'
probation,
With feeling of confidence,
I am, very respectfully,
HIT. HELMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist Of IL Years Experience.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-29

HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, in az
lections peculiar to Females. is unequslled by
eny other preparation, as in Chloross, or Re-
tcntion, Painlulness, or Suppression Of Custom
airy Excavations liberated or Schirrus State
of the Uterus, anu sll complaints incident to
tho SEX or tho decline or change of lfn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-29

HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, III
weakness arising from indiscretion. Tho ex-
harsLcd powers Of Nature, which arc accom-
panied by so many alarming symptoms, among
which will be found Indisposition to Exerti0n
Loss Of Memory, Wskcfulness, Horror of Dis
Case, or Forebodings of Evil in fact Universal
Lssstudc, Prostitution and inability to enter
nto the erjoyments of society.
The constitution, once affected with Organic
Weakness, requires tho aid of Medicine to
strengthen and invigorate the system, which
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU ala
bly does. If no treatment is submit. to
Consumption or insanity ensues