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Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14
PERSONAL

General Miles, the new commander OF
the Department of the Columbia, is expected
at the Van Couver barracks July 1st.-Neu
NoHhnest.
Professor and Mrs. r. H. Howey left
town this morning ON the overland coach for
Dillon, from which point they start out on
their trip through the Territory.
BUCK" Hudnell, of Helena, NJ. T.. ar
rived yesterday on the Far West, on his way
East. Don't think tits to get spliced, but it
may be to get his wedding trouseau.-B's-
marck Tribune, jane 25d.
Hon. c. Hedges: wife and little son left
this morning on the Benton coach Oh bust
ness trip to his old home in Massachusetts,.
1t concerns the settlement of his fathers
estate. He will be absent two months. We
wish all pleasant stay.
Mr.. James Light, writing from Salmon
City, Idaho, under date of July Sd, says
You will find enclosed SO for my past
years subscription to the HERALD and the
next years, ending in July, '82. Success to
the HERALD, the best paper west of the Mis-
souri,
Dan. Sprankle, accompanied by his wife,
arrived here yesterday from Jeffersons gulch
to visit his numerous friends. He paid us a
pleasant call and showed us some large and
remarkably rich pieces Of gold which he re-
Gently obtained from his placer mine. We
congratulate him ON his good fortune.
Miss Mary c. Wheeler, one of our school
teachers, left this morning on Il visit to her
sister at Sun River. She needs the rest and
recreation of the vacation to recuperate. We
trust she will return with renewed vigor to
take her place again to teach in the public
schools for another term. to which she has
been appointed, we hear
Major N. G. Robinson, Quartermaster
I. S. A., District of Montana, passed through
from Helena bound for Fort Cpur d'Alene
and perhaps Vancouver, Wednesday. He will
mount a government steed at Missoula, as
the st. Regis Borgia is too high for vehicles.
Lieutenant French will probably accompany
him.-Ne,o Northeast.
THAT gallant soldier, Munson NJ. Lock-
wood Assistant Warden of the U. S. Peni-
Tertiary at Deer Lodge, who has been spend
ing the week of the 4th of July in Helena,
left on the Deer Lodge coach this morning
for home. Never has Mr.. Lockwood appeared
to better advantage than during this visit to
his friends in Helena, many of whom at first
glance failed to recognize in his bright, clear
cOuntenance the brOnzed and weather-beaten
face of former years. He is a pensioner of
the United States for honorable wounds in
the battle OF the Wilderness while Sergeant
in the 5th Regiment of Vermont Veteran
Volunteers He is also one of the heroes of
the battle of the Big Hole, and was severely
wounded in that torlorn hope, called for by
General Gibbon, when the Indian sharp
shooters ranged their murderous rifles over
his entrenched camp. He, with others,
volunteered to cut off these crack shots, and
they did it. In the sortie his brother was
killed by his side, while he received three
bullets in his body, one of which kept him
in the hospital for more than year. But he
is still in the prime Of life, and looks as
though he would celebrate many 4th of
July in years to come.
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14
Australian Scab ExterminatOra and Ital
ian sheep Wash for sale at
PARCHEN & CO., Agents


Mr.. J. A. Jameson and party started out
yesterday on their hunting expedition in the
very best of spirits. AS they were nearing
the Halfway House, Mr. D. Watson Smyth,
one of the party, met with an accident that
might have been fatal. He was on horse
back, and finding the air rather chilly, he
attempted to get his overcoat from the rear
of his saddle The motion alarmed the horse,
which began to prance and jump, and in so
doing threw Mr.. Smyth violently to the
ground In falling he struck his head on
the ground, and became unconscious imme
diately. The party was terribly alarmed ;
for it seemed as though the unfortunate gen
tleman had expired. One of the men was
dispatched to Helena for medical aid, and
quickly returned with DR.. W. c. Morris. Mr..
Smyth's injuries are reported as not very
serious, and he will shortly be himself again
and able to participate in the hunting. The
party will not be detained any length of
time at the Halfway House by the mishap.
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14
important to Lead Owners.

The officers and directors of the Northern Pacific
Railroad desiring to obtain accurate statistics as
possible concerning the mineral resources of all
parts of Montana, therefore, those owning leads of
gold or silver bearing ore, are requested to send
Information on the following points to me, at Hell
ena, at their earliest convenience:
l. Name of lead.
2. Where located
q. Kind of ore
a. Amount Of gold or silver per ton of selected
ore. sa 4f..-1
.. The percentage of lead or copper, IL any.
O. How much selected ore can be mined per day
2. Thickness Of the vein of ore
.. Distance from timber, water. and a wagon
road r. a. MERRIII4
HELENA, July ID, 1851. d2t&w1m -jy5
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Butcher Business.

Mr.. j. r. Mccarthy, in town yesterday,
has established at Canton, q butcher busi-
ness, which he makes the headquarters of
meat supply for the Missouri valley and the
towns and camps as far away as Confederate
and Diamond. Mr.. Mccarthy has secured a
paying custom, which he can extend and in
crease at his pleasure. Success to him who
deserves and earns it.
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14
From the Daily Herald of July 8.
BLAZE AT KEOGH.
Part Of the Post in Runs.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.

SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.
FORT kEoGH, July s.-A fire broke out at
$50 p. m yesterday lii the quarters, 200 feet
long, occupied by companies F and G, 9Th
Infantry, which was consumed. A strong
gale was blowing from the northwest at the
time As the fire gained headway the wind
increased to very heavy gale greatly en-
dangering all the quarters on the east and
north side of the garrison. The stables twice
caught from flying timbers, but were speedily
put out One steam engine played constantly
on the adjoining buildings until the fire was
under control It was mastered finally this
morning.
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14

Sands Bros. announce in the HERALD to-
day great closing out sale of certain lines
of goods, at from 10 to 25 per cent. below
cost, in order to make room for their fall
shipment Read their new advertisement.
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14

The Fort Logan reservation and buildings
have been awarded to Judge Gaddis he be-
ing the highest responsible bidder. The
Judge received Saturday q deed from the
Secretary of War for the property The
price paid was S4.525
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14
BURNETT'S COCAINE
Is Renowned as Pure and Effective
Hair Dressing i'm Every Quarter Of
m Aysls1

For thirty years it has been the favorite of the
and leader with the trade The name COCAINE
has become a valuable property. Burnett & Co.,
have established their sole right its use in
eral suits at law, thus protecting the public and
themselves from imposition.
The superiority of RURNETTs FLAvoRIsG Ex-
TRACTS consist in their perfect purity and great
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14

COL James B. Fry, Assistant Adjutant
General, has been placed on the retired list
Capt. VIM. G. Mitchell, for many years on
the personal of General Hancock, has been
appointed Majo and A. A. General.
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14
Real Estate Transfer.

Kleinschmidt Bros yesterday sold their
stone building on Main street lately occupied
as wholesale liquor house to L. Auerbach
for $4,000.
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14
Groceries, &c.

n Il eral ASsOrt-
a. nlent of Staple &
Fancy Groceries. To-
baccO. Fine Havana
Cigars. Teas and COE.
fees. Sugar and Soap.
California Canine e d
u OOd Is. Coal Oil.
Grain and Flour. st.
Louis Flour. Dried
Fruits, Cream ery
Butter. Vinegar.
Crackers G Cheese.
B con and Beans.
Hams and Eggs.
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14

have on hand for sale few of the celebrated
Cooley Creamers,' different sizes; also, Davis
Swing Churns and Eureka Butter Workers. For
particulars address
wlm.jy7 r. WILCOX, Helena.
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14
New Post Office.

A post Office has been established at An
dersonville, Meagher county, and Benjamin
Dexter appointed Postmaster
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14
Whiskies, Wines, &C., &c.

a LII ages Of Old bourbon
AA Whisky. (V) Hand made
SOur-Mash Whisky. Old Grow
SOur-Mash Whisky. w. HI. Me-
Brayer Sour Mash Whisky.
HOrsey Celebrated Rye Whis-
ky. G. III. Mumm Il Co. Extra
Dry Champagne, Geo. GOulet
Extra Dry Champagne. Duff
Gordon Sherry, California
wines, COgnac BramdieS. TOIu
ROCK and Rye. Imported Gin.
Mineral Waters. Appollinaris
Water. SCHLITz
.1LWAUHEE BEER
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14

Fred Gamer has removed his stock of boots and
shoes into the upper story of Cans & Kleins lower
house. Entrance OH Jackson street.
dAw:m-ap21
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For Sale.

Fifteen ball pool and carom Nonparel Novelty
billiard tables, size 4ax9lI Also, complete first
class bar outfit. Address p. O. Box l67 Helena or
enquire at nj. Silvermans fruit store, Main street
dAwtf-ap1
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14

In Helena, near Helena the Bozeman road
on Sunday night July Sd, wooden shawl. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving same
at the HERALD office. d&w1w-iy6
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14

Express for jefferson CITY.

j. &. Nawter has been appointed stage
agent at Jefferson City by the Gilmer & Sal
isbury Company. Hereafter what express is
left at the Pacific Express Office here at $50
D. M. will be delivered in Jefferson City the
next morning at 7:3O This departure will
be great benefit, and was one long needed.
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14

Especial DisPATcH ~ THE HERALD.
BISMARCK, July 6, 1881.
The steamer Benton passed Buford tonight
and will leave Fort Benton on her return
trip on Thursday, the 18th. The Benton put
Mr.. T. c. Power and other passengers through
from Fort Benton to st. Paul in four and
one-half days, last trip.
ISAAC =. BAKER,
General Agent Benton i Line.
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14

Don't Take any Chances ON Life
When Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure will
regulate and keep yon healthy at all times
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14
Military News.

New stock Wall Paper just received at
III. NJ. PARCHEN & co IS
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14
Great Closing Sale.

A large assortment eff Bird Cages just opened
H. NJ. PARCHEN & CO..
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14
Awarded to Judge Gaddis.

New stock Ready Mixed Paints just T.
ceived at III. NJ. PARCHEN & co 5.
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14
COPP'S MINING BOOK.

Every Miner Should Have II.
Sent by mail upon receipt of price 81.
i&wtf-mh27 N FISK BROS Helen.
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14

We don't wish to enumerate prices articles in
Stock but will only say that we have the Largest
Stock of CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS. BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS
BLANKETS, HYDRAULIC HOSE, Etc, which
must be sold.
Owing to the several washouts and floods on the
Railroad our Stock arrives in large bulks, and we
make this sacrifice to get room
This is no advertising dodge, but real facts.
Call and convince yourselves.
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14
NEWS.
From the Daily Herald of July Z.
THE STEAMER BENTON.

She Will Leave HeadWatcrs ON the I4th
Inst.
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
MAGNITUDE AND LOW PRICES,

excels all other attempts hitherto made III this
country.
Helena weekly herald., 1881-07-14
Samples Always on IIa

Suits Made to Order.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-03

We vould Ike that thosa ionrnala that
arr c,amc,;nn d iomS S ;aS ~ na Go, .na'
tution vonld s more sns -. ana d. %%s.
~ ~. " sns. N.Y. s9ss sna aenn.'e
.;n"ie ,sS.t r. ~ rrs. =" i",;. ol. .
Int oni. mar. ns,a.s, h. oI .hat
a .omni.t. "a nso.0 0. .n"s0 .ns' ~ -
thst tks Se ~Su fo ~. ,"u, "na 'sser.
"a crc ,,.S da;Is "a ~. =. -"
s;,".s 10y, suu su.e ny inc t,lne tiie
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/: Our people must l,c ,swxre Of the fac
,thnt Msay Oftle iloilest aud sturdy farmer
living ia this district urr prs,srinx to ~
.'novet t. tlse banks Of the fertile Red River
whore lsnds ere inexhadStible and' via,
bnntitnlly. The planter, who must him
ss!f drive thu pl0w ,loes il BY the sweat .
the brow, snd naturally l,s sack tho ,bs4
advantages offered aud to ]. be- found
Where Que through Aia Own 1ahor mus
support y large family, Il - difficult {.
revenue sufficient and IN proposfion q
the lalnr applied. The rich sGd iuex.
; ass:,,S.s 20, ,, ;s R - Pc 8!
can desire. Large. .cspaA u ~ :. til.
grasiny TOT cattle IL exssediniI3 Ane mas,
" ionnd II sbundance, tn, magnificent
and virgin isseAss abound With tic tiuc.:
hloes. which yhsn clIt jatneorl weodgs.
. rs.llly aoI p tls hSafas : tsnnnerativ,
ls,ees, g.f4f % descriptions d plsnt:
1ai aud pAsAy tiAssts Nil bossihlg RIO Il.
Ioasti any where ART in large duanfitien i,
The river, creeks aud lakes. SIS
S"ci, csnutry cannot long remajs IN !.
sestS II wilasrness, and hs who plsnt,
Amself there will act. M;aelyy and I'll
aesn gather around himself, humld,
shsagh Be b. home. thqse' pecsesitis1 s.
lie - hard snd siificnlt to Obtain in othr,
localities lsis favored BY nsturc. Alirad,
ssn hs found there : thrifty population,
working "'tndastrioasly, accu,nnlatin,
alOwly l,pt Apsvlya eompste ncy, donyinp
themselves nsshiag that makes life gla,.
and eudnEsOls, with no Vices 10 eif,cr
nor tcmplatinae 70 y,r1it0uht. s'Sach i pr,,.
l'Se must 10 happy and These exanlples, or.
wesler nm the R Il Riisr liver issbros.l
and very catching u sthsk
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= : 4
I To introduce our new styles and influence trade
we make the following unparalleled offers for {
short time: The Berlin Packet contains gold
plate watch chain, agate shawl pin, lady's elegant
SGT jewelry, sea bean cuff buttons coral necklace
set Of agate studs gold. plate band ring, collar but
ton, key RUG, pocket 6oO0k, imitation dix hand
kerchisf pel, pencil comic envelopes and visiting
cards. All these mailed to You for sc. In stamps
4packets for tlOe The lot can be retailed Al
from q to 800. Il, .M. :.
The Royal Casket CONTAINS one superb amethyst
ring, elegant coral breuch set In box fancy neck
lace, coral sleeve buttons, engraved gold plats
bracelets, rose scarf pin, gold plated lAdy'i ut
gold plate sleeve buttOna heavy gold plate studs
lovely cameo scarf pin, genuine Partisan diamond
stual Maltese cross with F. Diamond center, beau
fal jet s'eeve buttons plated collar button, plated
link watch chain, plain gold plate ring, nobb.
cameo ring, Maltese earrings with p. diamond
settings, gents full comb amethyst set lady's full
plated set With white stone settinH Jet aad canet
scarf pin, eng. gold plate sleeve buttpns IN.
whole Of ths magnificent collection sent secure By
mail for u, 2 for $40, for =, This lot can b,
retailea eaaily 1t from t6,ts 30. Address, N. Y
JEWELRY CO., Atlanta, Ga.
psfisctly reliable, md To ssount they give fol
yoar money Is astounding
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SEEDS THAT SURPRISE.
THE TARMERS BONANZA

Maxizs, ! new vegetable from s. A., differing
from anything ever grown, herr, delicious raw Of
' ssf Ssa s bs I .s i r. cse
~ to be he richest h1naD food kDewn. Fine
61der plsk go Sod, Is cta . paper. Cuban
Queen Watermelon, just imported, larg est variety
ever grown in U. s., firm, luscious, crisp and III.
gary; best 10 keep or ship, Is oss paper Of -
seeds, spapers for q: Very scarce. Log:ofWood
s Ms,as ss91 , y. n, anSs ds.r
Tomato richest flavor early, prolidc, solid-un.
s9nalea in every va!, IS 81. a paper. White
e. s Corn ~hsss o the S as Yields s m..n:sS
for table or stock, " cts. paper, Is eta pound.
Tecsinte, one plant feeds COW two days; 10 to IL
4. high, Is cts. paper. Cu1co C)tn grains in.
long, In. broal Ssed will bring fabulous prices,
Is cts: paper. All the above sent for 81, , Of
each for q.
Address e.. H. GILBERT l. CO.,
5sEEs Atlanta Ga.
Reference: Hon. W. L. Calhoun, Mayor Of
Atlanta.
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re following berrpy .a.d il is the
bert We ever had local editor lend rs:
II man bnys . nAw buggy, or II his
COW can bawl three times without wink
ing. the local il expected to proclaim it
with gr,pd q4aziyh. .lfho starts = two
penny basipesa biz, first thought 10 to
bride tho loesl with q fve-cent cigar to
write up i've dollar puff. - $"
Indeed, h4thiaks 4 j. 4 mission Of the
local to makl Ab tSttalt tbr him by s'frss
blowing" He will take tho local to one
aide and point out the superior qualities OF
rat-ter1ieE 4og and eoolly, ask, him to
''give him q hoist 4 He don't care any
thing about it, only SpriggiDs has dog
which he thinks is buster, and some OF
'em wanted his ''put in" Just to take the
conceit out Of Spriggins.' )
Everybody wants totb1 "pat in.' They.
are the "GREAT AM" but no one says,
"Here, local, pnt yourself inside this new
sid: :ias {" Of tSis e3;,sr .taf this
watch into Your pocket.n, .Ol, 20, ofcourse
not; that worild cost something. The shoe
is gu the other foot, youssee. 7aiF
The local I'd supposed to know every
thing about other peoples business, and is
expected to show up al the actors in every
family brOil in town. 4 II theyile tongue Of
scandal finds victim, people wonder why
no don't run sboat with his notebook and
gather up the vitdpcrative bits If Islander
tor his paper. a#'.l 5.at.'
II he stepsinto q billiard hall he is re-
qnested to make note of tho astonishing
fact that Bill Tompkins has made run nj
eleven points. l., .,,,5, : = = III. y
When the minstrel troupe arrives in
town, the agent Immediately PUSHES into
the printing office, aud calling for the
local, he alps three or four tickets in his
hand, and vhispersi: <h Elliaf
DRAW Us ., big house.. Put it in
And patting him pstonizingly on the
shoulders, the isgent"sdmits the inferiority
of the tronpe, bat We IRE not to t'let on. +"
It il no bin lbf the local to lie. To please
the lecturer the local is forced to sit up
two mortal hours to hear him through an
insipid discourse, 20 that he can "write
him up" '''''
And 20 it goes. All are anxious to ap.
pear favorably in print, but few are will
ing to pay fox til Theledals time iswM1h
nothing but TO bother his head writing
puts for ambitious persons. II doesn't
cost him anything to livi; hs meyer ests,
Or drinkA % tAvelN aud li0asy Is. 6SD0
use to him. Put it ip I,ppt it in =, a,,Qs.
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Fourth; bet. St. Patrick and St. David St.. I
New Orleans, June 20th, 1870. s
hereby certify that hsve been deaf In my len
ear for ten years, accompanied with awful roaring
sounds. Dr.. r. n Roberts cured me In less than
ten minutes to-day, both Of the deafssss5 and the
unearthly sounds am 81 years Of age. viii lie
glad tO answer inquiries on the subject.
Str-ft PATRICK EGAN.
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LOUISIANA, STATE LOTTERY.
Take Notice!

by the people Of State and under
late decision the Washington the only Legal Lottery
States charters having bee" repealed or having no
iaence
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TESTIMONIALS.
No. lO6 Chippewa street, }
New Orleans, January / 1850. J

New Orleans January ! 1850.
TO whom 1t may S0ncern
On the 18th day Vi June, ls7a an abcess formed
on the left hip ofMy WIFE, which destroyed tho use
Of the limb aad In her helpless. Her suffer.
ings were Terrible, apl Aer dfs was rapidly ebbng
away. After trying everything that could liz
thought Of heard Of in medicine, without relief,
then heard Of aud sent for DR.. Il. Il. RODerst, wha
by his vital electromagnetic power, n lew
week restored tho use Ut the limb. She II now
able to walk to his office for treatment and back
home without assistance. -
tsigneD :, "a. W. s; BASsETT,
Elsa.a Captain Of the Martha"
Catarrh, BrODchitiA Anectim d the Left Lung,
Dyspepsia, PalpNatiOn. of the Heart, aud mot
very well any way, all cured.
.; y / No. 464 Chippewa street,
y - 1' New Orleans, January l, 1880
hereby certify that have been very much al
Aicted with nasal sata,yA br.nehitiA severe afec:
ton Of tie left lang ,Pslpitation Of the hssft and
worst loFm OF dyspepsia for one year; and was
passing into quick consumption surely aud no mis-.
take. 1--WE OF the most eminent physicians Of this
city failed To afford me any relief before called On
Dr. Roberts. DIR. 4. has wonderfully improved mt,
aud though under treatment, am steadily gaining
daily. will cheerfuliy answer inquiries person.
ally.
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GRAND ECORE
WAREHOUSE.
WIN. FRENCH, go. Proprietor.

HAVING purchased the bnsineas Of Cha1Abofa
L. Barbee at this point, md secured their sety3oeA
am prepared to store and forward pr"nptly, oil
freightA and cAttOu consigned ~ my care.
Rates OF storage iu future will be - follows:
Fifteen Cents per barrel for freights
Thirty.hy Cents per bale Of Cotton
rr .. WIN. FRENCH.
March "a III
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

regularly incorporated the state
Charitable 1883 FOR THE TERN OF M
overwhelming popular VOTE securing it, s.s
which has since added Number Dis
tIuo monthly Tuesday, Scales Post
at following distributions:
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CONSUMPTION.

CONSUMPTION.
.fi- New Orleans September 6, 1919
|! i hereby certify that have leen ~ viii con
sumption, from nasal cstarrh, for over one year
Eight "RRSULAk" doctors had failed 70 cure MT
before calling on Dr. Roberts, 1als6 tEiol The ply
sicans Of the Charity Hospital they also failed Il
Afford even particle Ofrelief. 1890
q lr fAberts has perfectly reefOrs1 me- y s6ssssa
health. The awful cough aud spitting II c0rral,
lion have h&hceased. VIII a,llw@ inquiries OH
eetning NY caSs. i've sofaerl Philp aad Libsst,
streets. NJ III
la (Signed) Mrs. DELLA FOWLER.
ENtiORsEMENTi,r THE WOMB ..JYSpEPSIA
@ AND LkUCORRHCEA.
Mrs. Louise Wein,er, :4s ..iagazine st., terlibl,
afflicted with enlargement of the womb, leut0r
rhte and dyspepsia, was perfectly cured by Dr
kOberts, IN Nay and June, 1879. a fsmarkabl.
sxse Sept 1851.
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(Sigued) WILLIAM ZIEGLER.
ARTICULAR RHEUMATISM. q
Al,l GAG 1lo

EARTHQUAKE KHEUNA TIbN.T = :
.r Now Orleans, June 9Th, 1850.
have been very badly stttoted with articular
rheumatism, and drOpsy u the knee joints they e
ing swollen very large stiff and painful for eight
months. The usual fenslies and the prescriptions
tried did M no good. ! had made up ny mind
that should become permanent cripple. then
heard ofland applied to Or. Il. X. Roberta, Who II.
netic treatment perfect cure.
4 WI answer questions chserfnlly,
afS (Signed) ~. WAHLdG, 4
Residence, corner Philip and Freret Stu.
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ABDOMINAL TUNOR.

No q Second street. I
Carrolton, Il, yani4y s ieoos S
] hsse suffered awfhlly with in abl6mlhal du1
steal tullOr for tDnf SelRs. ~ pky1ci1ns WhGSn
tried afforded he any relief until applied to Dr..
r. K. Roberta who has been treating me just one
month. I am now only two happy 70 testify that
the tulnor has been entirely reauOved Ny gen.
eral health Il becoming exceoemEF M M
Isignsd) Mrs. THERESHNA HAGARDON.
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DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY 4 NASAL CATAkRh.
No. II Religious street, Z
New Orleans. January 9, 1850.
hereby certify that have suffered very mncb
With dispepsia for twelve years. Amer havinss,
tried many remedies prescribed by different emi.
nent physicians Of thh city al Of whom fatiea 70
DR.. R. r RObets.
IN. Roberts has also cured my wife Of general
dropsy Of six months standing, and nasal catsrrh
and deafness II the right ear she having suffered
greatly from the last named disease for tn 10 years.
I will answer Inquiries
Eigned) JOHN JUDGE.
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