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ADVERVISENIENTk.
DIED.

. - 1T 7 p D1E1De y" I3-IET
On Thursday the 3lst nit, at 10 p NJ,
JAMES GARDINER, aged 81 years, a ma
tive, Of Ireland, and for the past twelve
years a resident Of this parish. .'.t ..5f.'
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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27
- "a a. 49, ~
Virginia City
Times and Places for Holding Courts iii
the Territory or Montana.

20 ~ GF Y SUPREME COURT. tIAf. "a tf3
at Virginia City. first Monday in Jas uary and sec
ond Monday in August.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTS.
First Disfriet-At Virginia City first N aaday il
p April secord Monday in July, and second Mon
day in November
seond Disfrfrt--At deer Lodge, third Monday ii
April, first Monday in September and first Mon
day in December. ea34,t i jiissi1 'it't,t
Third Districi-Ats Helena, FIRST Monday in March
first Monday inJ July, and fourth Monday In Oc-
t0ber. i,
- ErEhRtroRIAL COURTS.
Eirsf DisfrfctA-In Malson County, at Virginia CITY
- ifirsr Monday in April, ,cpnd Monday In July
and second Monlay in Net,enibers s,s.s., :, n
In tdsf,tv al sBozpiiiNn, first MJhfay ~
March and fifth Monday in october. ~. g.. q
In Jefferson County, at Raiersburg, second Nom
day in May, and first Monday in October a9ts
Second Disfact-Deer Lodge County. at Deer LoJg,
f City, third Monday IN April first Monday iii
Septomber, and first Monday in December. y,
In Missoula County, ut Missoula, fonrtn Monday
in June and second Monday In November. NV 5-
In Beaver Head County, Bannaek, first Monday in
Junes attd third Monday in Octo',er. ssstf rem.
Third District-In Lewis and Giark County nj Hell
ena3 frsn Monthly IN March, first Monday IL
~ July, and four h Monday in October.
In Meagter County aoarfh MenaayaiR May and
ourth Mf5fidsy&n4N6vtmbcf..- n
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27
Proceedings Df the PresBysery OF
i5Ess44R s#l slN0laama. f1849 assF

ss
81 ~ accordance with lhe enactment. If tho
! General ASSEMBLY Of the Presby tcrian churcl,
the Presbytery Of Montana met at the Court
iiouss, IN Helena. June 18th, 1872. mt 8 r. NJ.
and was opened with 4 sermon -hy the Mod
orator, Rev. sheldon Jackson. After. tho
i sermon the Psesbytery adjourned to meet on
the next morning, and then closed with "a
prayer BY the Rev. w. S. Frackelton. aa, :
TUESDAY, June 1s.---The Presbytery met
at The International Hotel nurxaant TO its a,i-
Ijoulnment, and was opened with prayer.
/. 4 fter the making of the roll. Rev. Sheldon
Jackson was elected Moderator and Rev. ].
r. Russell as Stated Clerk. f....s
| Mr.. Jackson repsrted the organization of
the following churches: &.
May so, GallatiM City, Isaac A. Dick ruling
elder. ,
June 2, Bozeman, ]. H. Taylor, ruling
elder.
June 8. Hamilton. ~. Davidson elder
June s, Virginia City, Wan. II. Rodgers
elder. .as.e
June 9, Deer Lodge, Iho., Asrlina and J..
E. Smith elders. Z. f.. ....s.sss.5s.3s-f.'..S
jane 2. ,li..oala, j, v. Cunningham
elder.
June June Ilte, Helena, John Z. psle. and Al
Williams elders.
Oh motion the churches were enrolled.
STANDING coHarrTEks.
Home Missions \. W oas s.-Rey. t. r. crittendensand
Elder Hardenbrook. .t .,3 sa.f...,4, tss,4Hs5i.s
Chaseh 4, Ereetions--kes. u. s, Frackelton
and Elder J. II. Taylor st.f...., 4e.
Pubtic4tson---Rey. JOSIAH WEIGH and Elder
osou'''e' 'soi g. .,iis,sgfs. slsEsl 81.
4 2 1Etaaacatioa-Isey. j. r. Russell and Elder
4, T. Williams. sssssa.. ' ssg
II was moved and carried s .A.s,t5
First. That each church in the rresbytery
he e',joinedf e',j f to adopt and PCT into execution
as soon as pa<sible some plan OF systematic
b@enryole.nce, @ the envelope. or ,therwise.l an
seems best under the circumstances. seksssE
Second. That each church be required to
take up. annual collections for each OF the
the, General Assembly. s,s
Rev Sheldon Jackson was appointed q
Committee to prepare an order OF EXERCISES
or OF P'resbyterial meetings. s5 s5 a4,,as
Salt Ii kc City was chosen as the place for
! he 's,' semi-annual nj meeting OF the rPresbylery
y =. September, h :ls72, and Bezemail IA the
,lace for the next annual meeting to COM
neace nee on the the third Friday liz February, ls73.
nd g be opened will, sermon BY Rev. .,R.
Russ |.
~ ne lps PPresbytery adjourned, with nrayca by
lGe'. = " =. r. Russell. ~ 8 = # = .ssssgEsgif
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27
e Itfff III - a ~
BRANDS ANH MARKS.
A1a Act In iEelafiOn to Brands and
Marks 4r

!, All Act In Relation to Brands an
- Hsf marks. as7s a4&5te slFs
SECTION l. That a general Office for reco
ding brands, or marks aud brands. shail Il
Kept al THE seat of government and the a,
slss there1ef t1' are hereby deyolved on tb
Clerk OF the Supreme Court.
Z: There shall also be an ssalx,liary offic
IN every country other han. tl.att, ii, wIicl
tile general Office is located, and the dutie
are hereby deyolved on the County cl.rL
respectively. fa1a Ne fF sssf5s 2 Fs'Ss ~
| =. whenever any person wishes "a oh
'aih rec rdedl brand, or mark and brand
aplcat9on may be tllasi to the iser,er,1, ,..
corder directly or through the auxiiiar,
ONCE OF TIE county IN which the an,,l,c.,n,
resldes HpEl I.s tlaty gef M q, J..
al recorder % tlesiyiGlle d esbattitailsr b,sa I 81
e max ana bhand,sfJa b.sdsad by sucl, Il ap-
piic'tpt, and deiiae e place and position, il
s''ail occupy cn the animal. ai.-consulti,. p ii.
ways me choice or conyeiiel,e. ct applisa,,ts
20 Tar as may be. without interfering win
previously recorded brands. or marks and
bran S. ss.s<5ss3 +. ssassgea
"a The general recorder shall keen n POO
ord OF all hr,,,ds 49, ",i Aeep = rec
the names and resi,,.nc. - a. az 80, -. WIN
insstf,e sanp il, 4 ~ - sssssseHans
pose. which s,,.,,I l.. 49,. :. ~ 'o' tue pnr-
Ill persons interest -, ~ - '"spec'ion of
to the owners - ,,t;.'.aa,';. - &c" = luflisii
or marks and brn,y ,,,,;a,. D'alius, aIill
be- deemed ,v;,,,no. :, -" oo' s1aiea'es siiail
az rbo oe,,...,,
brands sh.l,.a..,,. - - iiaiks and
Ii.t h4sli ga'ZT y 81 ilss,' pss2slsiied ie q
hava MT h.,.,, :, a''' D'alius. which
caus. 70 b., -, ps'to"s's pupAsiiea' and
sutt;,;a,,,t. &, polic EXPENSE
ufher c.,,.,,,a,t 49,. :. p''anl'ilie., or
tv cl.rl >, ~, - .sn eac'' oouh-
conies .h.r..of tar W. wen, -nve
mavT .,,s.lr.oa. III. aa ,He
annlv;no ,,r hr.,,a ' eaon person
te.. Of ,,.a : au ola.i.', .1 Inc the
brand sn record.d y ma anu I
3e c,.rk. !, ,,n..;
,,., ! o.nses eiiaii l1ul. receive
3 = r.oorI,,e.. 80 '''' al ap-
~ h,.,,a...n., s,.,,. oa"''us. u marks
n. snsappAcaht
,,ark an, br.aa !. s ;ls.'''.,. = rs Dlano, Or
II, ~ ..,,.;..,. es''o ""u ecoraea "
.,,,....1&ss: tsss5! as'Y t1..ay HSSEasso AAEy
He ftAr fnxaI
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27
THE IVES q.
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G0lOrad0.7,

: |
4 Five hnntired worklnen are emrlayed o
tbs mountain m division of the A'oloratlo Gen,
i tral railroad. sAE al lss51asg 1ss.titfs Il
AZ Work issvery shortly to be resu,ned.s ii i
lrilmored, in the Gregory mine.at Central, h,
the Briggs Mining company, which has sen
an agent east to purchaseipim for drainin.
off the water. 80 asslYa ss< Sc d
'rhefe are serious appseheiisions OF an ont
break sofn the Utesin the Southern part eftlIt
Territory. The people thereabouts are pre-
pairing for war, and ain representing tinircor,.
ditlon Il fo the general government ask formil!
fary projections % ~ saE Issd ];
The Tribune hasan artile onlthe sMoantaitl
and Juleshurs e1i,siassaasot the Colorado Cen.
tral railway III sass work is.being pushed
1.-the former as rapidly as 800 men can drive
II, and tAat the graflingjis completed to a
peiat within two miles Of the s.Junetion.,'
The CeLtraly CITY Herald says during lust
month the. Lesvitt mine proved the most
relmnneratiye in Gilpin county. Such of its
ore as was reduced at the New York mill
gave a gold retort of five Iiundredounces to
the tone Most of the first quality ore was
seld TO the Boston and Colorado Smelting
works. b5 sIsgsa a.ssi 9ttt 4stE q fR Ratoasa
.ettAs citizen OF Fort Garland, .Cusfilla county,
has written a letter to the sPuebloG Ghieftain.
and contradicts the statements of Wa1sen.
who frantically assured the country that the.
Utes We're about pereipitating shostiIities lin
that region. ejnstlv complains that such
reckless fabrications effect the prosperity Of
fhPe fP'i section in a. measurable degree. IIe
doesn't &c even remotely nticipatetroublewi
The Sheriff Of Clear 4 reeIz county tel :
grapheds yesterday evenings to b. j. Cock.
sheriff at Arapahoe county. to arrest a man
pi named Quin, Harrington, for the. murder
AZ Georgetown onT Thmsday--ofI
McGowen... d bitter feHd appears TO
nave existed for some time past betweeiptl,e |
parties to the tragedy On Tuesday they met
n personal, altercation, and bitter epithets |
were banded between them. wIlenlsIe owen /
Harrington to fight, sasingalrit |,
q the event II his declining he would shoot
i'm They met again on. Wednesday. at a
private house, when a fight ensued. Me
iowen was Knocked down by Harrington
She fto'ilowesl.his opportunity by jumping'on
ne face Of his antagonist and inflictins
hereby such injuries as resulted fatally soon
itfr:. The parties to this tragic affair are
FeH known IN the community where ittsoc.
llrred. egss#s5;fse NJ e.5is,,,s
lhe main part .ofisthe IFayelenexploriag Il
arfy left iCheyehne on the It'll inst. s9tlhey
ere supplied with provision. teams and !
rivers at Fort Russell. but Went. with e..tfit.
rail TO- Ogden. Utah. From there they 9
III move in two divisions i. s.eaeegoing up I
reen r riier and the other yiasFort Hall and y
? Snake river They number about. toitys|s
en. Professor Hayden has not yet arrivtslI
ON WashiHgtou.sl Mr.. Stevenson IL in p
'arge.s he main part OF the summers Y
ork will be IN the Yellowstone basin. 81 9ll z
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27

& The following telegram was sent to ahe
B,irtie House At DasesIrort IoAa, l,y the
conductor of the train which carried Red
1',l.i and iil,s fbftnaess Fifty passsrsI-
sSers for breakfast; fWentY-seven Indian
chiefs. Aadians sat .lposfl l.eat;e dox pre-l
stsiiTvsl; kill sEharlie' aud stun hin, Tor Rcd
CI0uu.', sKsaas >
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27

a Massachusetts, JusticesQf tie Peace some
years ago, while of duty, was miliariy
treated by an irreverent neighbor, and ex-
claimed with frown: !. Are yo,, aware, sir.
that your conduct Is Z contempt OF Court?
ies sir, contempt! I am y Massachusetts
Justice of the Peaoe, and ali object 81
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27

a ~ zNx@ a 6s 34 s.rNs r
ssAsECDorE or foaf 1l. II L--.iY i, =, IL.
late Tour cera1h was quite Young MAJ, MAJ, ~
| Vas w elected Ineniber of the General Assem-
lpiF the State OF Ohio. and early in The se..
sion re br"ught II, bill for The tlestruct:fp
ls"l9tile i'uliie whipping post. He made an
/ earnest ~ speech III favor oi The measure u
which aileilerly member replied, il follows.
sl'esker. The gentleman Is not 40 81 Ias
ss and has not seen is much 1T tile nra,.
tical operation of the system OF punishment
Ml.lcill'e desires ~ abolish. when i5ye:i
~ II Connecticut, IT FELLOW stole hors.. 4,
cot ~. ulsafiler antics, used TO tie Him N
any give hiii, areal good tiirashing, am. ho
Always eleared right out, and NE never saw
ahy tllilg more OF him. It's the best rax 81
getting rid OF the rogues that ever u I tr;ad
and without expense to the state Nh
j Dor 3 Wl'a' ne never failcd to carry his nn;,,t
es e Joke, ifihe argument wa, aaa,,ia.t IN
oh's ll'asie Y brietfr Mi. sneakeri
have often been puzzleslfo aeeon,,i m ,I.l,
Yast e1aignatiolI sfroln paii,ierticlit ii III. 4
Nesf hat flau.sg last Us I,as Il
pia,.lsd & g fny fsatk il atnnst
heealess tos*y That M. esorvit,s bill ,,as,rfI
" ail oxsfWhslsaing ,i,aj..rity II Y
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27

ltI~
,,2 1ss s. lscFt; exclaimed lsaarssed Irlshr
ss,n'e'' g = gaming cfa,sv as lse laiDiteti
.'e1 VIZ so.ae paids lat Aiss !. bullet ID ii
li1'aA A. 'haf hole, will yoHs III, sea. t,,xt
IS it ll'sd been low-crowneti llat xho.,ld
hass been Killed outright q, g.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27

The Peisfs iaassa z lIas Ia % tliis .II,rnlar Igal 4
item: william Maehen,. .tor .u,s,rys veyrr.
psa the slevIl IN our office, having served bis
faithfully and cssnforsned with
~ rules of the Office bysfreating all Of his
fellow-ersitsmen, is tllis day considered !
gentleman Y g& ss .
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27

~ n. -
me fame OF Our great dramatist fills thu.
4 civilized world. Among the poet he is what
i the cafaract ct Niagara is among waterfalls.
As those who cannot tlke the Journey to Nj
agara that they may behold its vast breadth
OF green waters unging from the lofty prec-
lpice into the abyss below. content them
selves with such IN idea Of its majesty and
beauty as they can obtain from picture or
an ENGRAVING. 50 those who cannot enjoy
| the writing OF Shakespeare IN The original
English rad him in lranslatals which
have the Effect 81 boxing ut !. magnificent
leatisc;fpe tifrous a morning mist. All Ian
images have their versions Of Shakespeare.
me most eminent nle. OF genins in Ger
msny have been been his translators and
eu'nnlettors. fn France they begin by sneer
ing at him with Voltaire. and they end by
regarding him With transport of wonder
with Failie. He stands before. them ike
mighty nloiilltafn, Milling viii, its y:lstne.s
half the heavens. IFS head iii atl exteraaIIv
serene atmosphere, Willie on It's siie-btlrrow
Inc fox and the 'aarn.ot and tangled thiekcts
obst net the steps OF the climber. Tie critic.
While amazed ut the grandeur anu variety
iof IT'S forms, cannot help suffering lis at-
teiitlon TO Wander to Tie ant-heaps ana
moie-iloie> scattered OH its broad plaiiks. nc
me great chorus of admiration which ri,as
from all civilized nations, NE this day adgt
our veices as we erect TO the memory al
ina land distant from that II.
shs birth. yet echoifs through its vast extent
With The accents of his mother tongue. the
etflgy Of his bodily form and features. Those
VINO Y profess 70 read III the aspect of the IN
aivid,lal tile qualities cf his intellectual and
moral character, have always delighted Ia
trace ~ tie face, OF which we this flay nm
'efi an image TO the public gaze. the mani /.
est signs Of his Greatness Read what. Law.
aIer wrote q hisll,sred years since, aid yeu
alaii see that he discovers in this noble
Y. 'punaehance a promise of all that the critic
lnas ~ his Writings. Come down 10 the
'hrensioglsts Of the prcsent day, aud they
eii you OF the visible Indications Of his
Q =. invention Ills universal sympathy.
'ls l"fty ideallstn. his aif, his .i,l.anor. his
q nn'is1liataoh, and every other faculty that
onsplred fo'proillce his nnltcilless work a..
,ratio,s' Of Wittiasa G'tste1 Bspaas. ss''
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27

Az ~ N gs11
NJ q:
Tho pr
sIpss
Mtaabaway lsasS lsband. III
Asleep in his eas gi1@
And watch from the 81 doorway
Their faces fresh a. fair.
Alone IN the dear old homestead
That once was full of life.
Ringing with. .giriish siaughter- s~-sg
ssas xehoiug boyi-h strife-- -~sss eA-ss'4s
We two are waiting together,
And on, as the shadows come.
u With tremulous vo,ce,he call mo / i
III is night, are the children 1t hom. y,
Yes, dear Tanswer dim gentlp,
They, re Al Of home long sas,os II AZ w
And sing, IN my quiyering treble.
A song so soft and low;
LII tn old man drops to slnmber.
a5 IS With his head upon his hand III
And count to myself the number
sone home TO 4 better land. ~ g
E&4 Vi sSS kA& sfsss8S1Ss u = = : =
Home, where never q sorrow
s &ts snail dim their eyeswith tears; 8a
= where the smiles OF God are On them = i5Szt
Ihrough'sli the summer years.
know-yeamy arms are empty
That fondly folded seven,
Aud the T SER fhexrt within ~ s4ss ~
..n. Is almost starved for Heayen, v eupsg
Anon in the dusk of evening.
only shnt my eyes,
I And the children arearll sboast me !
A Vision from the skies;
Inc babes whose beautiful ,limple,
Have nestled e.sida mw t,reAstgss
And the beautiful ones NOW angels.
Passed TO the world of the blest.
"A breath. and the vision is lifted
Away on wings of light,
AND agaiuwe fwoars together,
Alone in the silent night
They tell mt his mind is failing.
+sg ssBstf f'smileat idle fears; 60 E-F
~. He - only backwiti t1e children.
ln'the dear and peaceful years
And still the summer sunset
=, Fades away in the " est - = fs ssgz
ana tnc Wee ones, tired Of playing,
Tome irooIing home to rest.
MY husband Calls irom its corner.
oay, Wiie have the coiisiren coms p,
Aaa a.sM ~ Y er ,Wilh eses Apliftedf
Zee. dea"- they re all ut home ,,
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27
FROM TiIE M aMmOrII nor
,sags i,ss SPRI slsS. ia3 slssssatsss 8

ne way and Manner Of. Gektfng Here
Z History Of the tttemem OF the SDrss, s.
n ES1SM MrsDfsc0yes les = aFbe Future Sfs the
resent Visitors. etc.res4.sss, s i,
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27

a. ,..,,| t:i,|,xl..1' + Z ., ]. ]
=. rime. II 80 ss. SIS 81 $40 10 fs so
Time. III gi sss 81 s*6 w 10 gfal5 n 25t 4p
s Time IIs3 ~ "a, 6t8 8 LIZ 1af II u BOT II
4 Month. II 10 IA Is % IS
Months 10 II Is 80 45i is
5 Monthssla IiI.l2t B Es8 Is II 40 90 10
6 MontIsfF 1S 80 40 60 SO 40
4 Year I'll 16 Is 40H IS rs i2e 225
EsgXdsrdssfEe Ene,s q square mes, ofth,s
type.
Local Notices "a cents per inle FOR the first nser
tion and Is cents foreach addftionn Insertion.
10 Transient advertisements must be paid for
in advance, and all Job Printing when the work
delivered. t5f&Sai is#@S
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27

| & Aha aIfeinpt was recently made To assss;n.
ate the French ColS IL at San Francisce a,e -,
MAN naned Etienne Gnignult. who sndden,r
'atfaeked him with a slnng shot, striking lin,
savasely on the head. int.ictiig severe
wound. HeWas Instantly secured and locked
up, and vii be examined before tl1ts 1,nn,.
missioner Of Lnnacv. lie vas also arm. s,
With sharp knife, and delaretl thai M ~ !,
20 kill him outright. He said he had nat
punished thesG Germans rplunderil1y France
AMI ne meant to get justice OH the iii,v,, M
or have ba'd Hs Is Ii sam, am,
a DISPATCH frpn, osenlites says lsthe .iaf,ay
oi visitors is very large. The road isal,,i,.
free from slloH 1osly three ,ili,ts o .
hack fidinp. ~ 81
ffebe. lias Nersiaer.ti,e .r ti .,.s,,,.,, = -
who, some years since, took tlefecfIv 81 t,.il..
out to San Matao county III turn tll a. E, |
plant sina then Knocked linn down. aI,l. Ell,
bis throat robbed hin and escaped lras s...,,
arrested ii the net of robbingsa man At ,l,a.
circus. Subsequent 10 bis attempt Is I'm .aler
Rose he seryed seven years ia, tls STATE pri.-
~ on CONVICTION tofabursiary III saskiyou
] Harlow, tsie publisher 81 .iIe pol,t. 81.
se1te. has been charged with obtaining money
rom .9sel'Ane Roland uilderfalse pretences.
: was shown that the sleaendant went to l,er
With fhs psoof ~ aiI article which nj rsnra
sn1sd " Ee I. had n been paid III publish aa. Il
UNANIMOUSLY indecent cut anslstoisl Aerst that
t,less ne got more he must publish il. she
a'a MIN g not % publish II, antl tl,en| hat|
Aas ssFfestees. lhe cllarge Was dlslsll sed 4
as'Ee is i'o law 70 cover sslcn cases.
lns nfss Af'efican nass sraisel III California
'en American occupation, has been Dre-
'nted 70 the Society ot California Pioneers
Z Aa;or. Conner. '''s>' q
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-02
Drugs. Pa
Street, Pet
THE OlL TARKETx. i,
BY p. d A. TEL. LINE.

OYYrCE OF T.
PsTRoLEuH CxxrRH DAIur R1coRp
Marcn 2. 1879 \
TIE petroIeutn esetket ls quiet aud, dull
to-day .. $3.50. We hear Of no .rsnsac-
tious.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-08
HENRY Y. HELNBOLD'S III
PROVED ROSE WASH

cannot he surpassed as a FACE WASH,an' ""
he found the only specific remedy in every
7uecicS Of CUTANEOUS AFFECTION. II spec
My eradicates PIMPLES SPOTS, SCOEBJ TIC
OHHNISS, ,INpURATIONSof of the CUTANEol'
MEMBRANE, etc, dispels REDNESS and IN
rlPIENF INFLAM ALTON, HIVES, RASH
MOTH PATCHES, DRYNEss OF SCALP O"
SKIN, PROSTITUTES, and all purposes Tor whl.a
SALVES or OINTMENTS are used; restore, lAe
skin to a state of purity and softness, and Ih'
Sures continued healthy action to the tl''ueo
IS vessels, on which depend the agreeable clear
ness and vivaclty oi complexion so mu;h sorSA'
and admired. But however valuable rs
remedy for existing defects of the skin, H. l.
HelmOOld's Rose Wash has long sustained It's
principle claim to uubounded patronage N
possessing qualities which render IL IOiLhl
APPENDAGE of the most Superative ana
Gongenial character combining in an elegant
iormula those prominent REQUESTS SAFETY ana
2CFICACY-the invariable accompaniment d.
rs use-as Il Preservative and Reiresher Of Tue
complexion. 1t is an excellent Lotion for d.''
4ases of u Syphilitic Nature, and as an ine'l"l
lor diseases ofthe Urinary Organs, arising nom
habits of dissipation, used in connection VIII.
the EXTRACTS BUCHU, ,SARSAPARILLA"A ana
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS, in such disease q,
recommended, cannot be surpassed. l'.0-
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE