Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 June 1871 — Page 2

TO CHA1I.M pUMWEH.

Xpa reformer! then wk)rd«a'tjoa pnuh Needed reforms, tnd ctfcse this retched potherT The nation wtnte hero in the breach *4| v,3^MTC its life, *ndn«t Mold to bother.

Qhe'i in ftu pip of gnu inontpoliati Who sap her fountains dry and enck*her blood Labor lies prone unequal in the lists

To stay the torrent of corruption's blood.

-«4 The wretched miner's cry you cannot hear— The farmer's, merchant's, artisan's appeal But stand unconscious, of the crayen fear 4 Yield humble homage at Oppression's heal.

Why don't you stand with Greary in the fight Is he alone to bite the brunt with foes Whose mammon phalanx tramples out the right,

And battoni on our wretchedness and woes?

He is a leader worthy of the name, Whose stainless banner's always on (he •an, Whose clarion sounds to arms! whose camp* fires flame, .When any dare assail the rights of man

Co shout Domingo on the raging seas! Let them engulf her till we right our wrongs Quickl purge the nation of its vlie disease

Swift from the temples scourge the chjiffe I,ring throngs!

Commerce is struggling with unnumbered ''i foes At every step cxaction bids her stand

Labor s,weats blood with agonizing throes, And mammon has licked bare a suffering "p land.

^.nBpeak for the right! it was your boast of yore! An outraged nation pleads for such a voice!

Speak, ere it deluge out with human gore Wrongs where oppression leaves no ether choice.

A Kite Strawberry Patch.

A writer in the St. Paul (Minn.) Pioneer, tells the following strawberry story. At this season of the year it makes excellent reuding. Fie sayy "he has seen scores of miles of country a Jpgrpo of latitude north of Fort Totten, which was utmost a coutinuHUH growth, of stfawberrios, growing, in uiany of thu riolier spaces, not on ,.horizontal vines, but on bushes, many oi' them three and four feet high, on whivli the clusters of this delicious fruit attain a else rarely reached by

BMidous cultivation. So profuse was ,thja qative production of strawberries on what is culled the Pembina Mounthfit the curl wheels, crushing V.^rlh» berries as they revolved, w«re jerfpctly red with the wild viutage oi the

J,plain's, and lpft long crimson trails, as I loud, behind them."

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career of the murderer, Fos-

tor, just convicted at New York, is but a repetition of that of most men who come to a like ond. His father is an "'active member of the Presbyterian

Church, and by economy and frugality has amassed a considerable fortune. Jh« BOO tnapifcHted sigus of wayward wfljiss vyhon quite young, and when en tcring manhood was very fond of drink, pretty generally known as a »^*hqrc| onse. ilis too indigent parent, ^hoping that ho might reform if actively employed, set him up in the livery business, but iu a short time his affair collapsed and ho appropriated

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fhep bis father oast him off,

mul he became a vagabond and an exjlo from his hoqic. For years he wandored aboat New Tork, bis wbereahouts being unknown to his friends most of tho time, and his father had not seen (r heard anything concerning him for months, until shocked by th.o anDQUnceiueut in the papors that his son had been arrested as a murderer and thrown into prison. All the paternal instincts at onoe found play in the old At man's nature, and he has ever since tpcfl doing oil ho eould for him.

4 A Strange Fish. On Saturday last the fishermen at tho Soquel beaoh, while hauling their seine, caught a very strange fish. It was about four or five feet long, with bead somewhat resembling an alligator. The mouth would open very wido, and a sort of hissing noise proceeded from it. It had two firey like eyes of a green-yellowish color, with two horns of a bard, bony substance, protruding from each side of the head. The body was slim and long, and it bad four web feet, the legs being short and stout. Just below the two hind feet tho body separated into two tails, and on the end of each was two bunches of tassels, somewhat resembling tea-weed, or coarse hair. It was very spry and lively, and the men were at first afraid to touch it, bnt finally one of the men struck it over the head with an oar and killed it.—Santa Crule (Gal.) Times.

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PROF.

Emperor Ferdinand conferred a very

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high order on hin, but aa there were some eharges to pay on it, Oppolier sent the order back.

INSTEAD

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ENGLAND

OrroL ZEK, the great Aus

trian physician, who died a few weeks ago ia Vienna, was a very eccentric man. He often went out among the poor of Vienna, and perscribed for them in a disguised band. One day he was at the bedside of a poor wid. ow who was dangerously ill. AH at onoe a messenger from Hotburg entered the room and requested Oppolzer to repair immediately-to the imperial palace, the empress having been taken sick. Oppolier inquired what was tho matter with her. On receiving the rcply that she had a very bad headache, he quietly said "Her majesty can wait until to-morrow, but the widow here »^eannot." On another occasion the

of laying their egga last

fall in time to be frosen, and dying out as all retpaetable bugs should after •, three years of steady havco, the potato bugs hare multiplied themselves in sueh countless quantities, as to defy J.v. all efforts to save either the tomato or .« potato eropjai many localities. They are DO loogtr estitnated by count, but by measure, and the picking of a few bushels off an ordinary garden-patch only diaelosee the fact that the num bet. have increased wjijle the work was

going on. Poeatbly plaees may be fbund where they will fail to reach but if ao, it will not reanlt from any M.J*ok of enterprise. The damagt they have alreadr^done will ooat the coon-

?rr f,- ,t I Wl.'

paid the United States

last year $180,000,000 for cotton. By manufacturing this into fabrics, she probably realised a profit equal to the original cost. The dfstance 'this material has to be carried to reach her markets, and the return, if the fabrics are sent here for sale, is, of itself, a very large per cent, of protection to our home manufacturers. The extent of this can be inferred by computing what it costs to' transport a pound of the raw material from the interior of America to Europe, and to return it in its altered form. Of course the amount of this import represents the surplus of production unconsumed here. The difference in cost paid is Fnfficient alone to give our cotton faceories every advantage over the foreign, and ought to enable thctn to sup ply Got only the United States, bat the world at large, a* cheaper rates than any other country. We have the crop at our doors, machinery in every respect equal, skilled labor, broad oceaDs and all the charges of commcrce on our side. Yet, with all these advantages of location, the cotton factories are as ravenous for protection" as if they had none of these advantages without calling on legislation for it.

THE

fall of the Vendome column is

waking a host of memories connccted with it, but uue, tho caild&fct of all, remains untold. When the frail life of the young Duke of Reiclistadt was fading fast and not even the fear of ap proaching dcath 'could wean him from coutinuoils study of his illustrious father and the empire, oucofthc Austrian courtiers in route for Puri.s, ap proached to bid him adieu. The old light cumc back into the wau face of the dying Napoleon as he answered to sadly, -'I know no more iu Paris but salute forme the column in the Place Vendoinc, and walk backward a* you leave it."' u.

A RAPID Amerioan writes from over the water "Having reside^ in England about thirty six hours and in London twenty four,

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am prcpar

cd to state my conclusions as to the nation's genius, her tendoncy and her destiny." He probably intended a joke on those travelers who write up books on forcigu lands, without having any better opportunities than he has had. We iu America have suffered severely in tjiat way at the hands of {English literary snobs-.

NKJIRO SUPERSTITION.—The negro population in the eastern portion of the city ore much excitcd over a report broagbt over by a "reliable contraband" from Beaufort, S. U., that a negro baby was born there a few days since, and immediately "opened its month nnd spake," warning the people to prepare for eternity, within three days. After this remarkable fc: this eminent infapt died. A further report says that a letter from Heaven was found on the little nigger.—Savannah Republican.

Is it not a little singular that the Ku-Klux excitement should have died as soon as Congress adjourned We hear nothiug of the "frightful state of affairs iu the South," the investigating committee has postponed its session uutil hill, and oven in South Carolina where it was said anarchy existed, Governor Scott thinks martial law is entirely unnecessary.

idea of the terrible work at Par is may be received from the following paragraph taken from a recent dispatch: "Horror is heaped upon horror. The streets of Paris run with blood. The torn and mangled bodies of the sons of Fraucc, slain by their own countrymen, are strewn in every direction but still tbo order, "en avant" is heard, as platoon after platoon is mowed down, others fill their places and push on to what is to be victory, but one bought at a terrible sacrifice."

Hampshire editor has been

made the happy recipient of a handsome boquet ot flowers, upon the stem of which was pinned this legend. "Please accept those rare 'exhorticks,' culled by Rhoda."

appears from anatomical examinations' that the brain of Ruloff, the learned murderer, is the largest on record, and that bis skull is the thickest ever known. This is au unusual combination, a great brain and a thick skull, one of which might be supposed to nullify the effect of the other.||j

The Cleveland llain Dealer says there are some men so wedded to the '-'principles of their fathers" that they would rather have a hen eternally sit on a nest of decayed •ggs than place new and fresh ones on the nest, then raise chickens.

THE

dryness of the season all over

the State is viewed with some alarm, for it is fecred the crops will suffer. The quantity of rain falling in the last six months has been very small and the streams in nearly all localities are lower than they have ever been before at this time of year.

PARIS

green and ashes, one part to

ten, is found to be the most efficious extinguisher of potato bugs in Indiana. It is administered through a pep-er-box.., :[_H 0

TUE

recent census of London shows

that the population of that city is in round numbers about .thr^e million five hundred thousand."*^

A PROJECT is reported on foot in San Francisco to purchase and present to General Grant, for bis own use, a splendid, palace car just built there. A steamer for Salt Lake would be of

A SIGN on .an eating house on the New Jersey Railroad'says "Coffee and eggs fresh laid by Mary Jones,"

A YOUNG lady of Clark county, Mo., who is "afraid of goasts," advertises for a huaband who will stay at home o* aifrhte.

P. B. HOYT, M. D.

HOMBOPATH1ST and SURGEON.

OFFICE

and INMUM on Sonth Green

NmaL Cmafonlnill*- IiulUn* I Wjjtra^t^wfarJiviU*, IpdUnaJ

woox*.

Wool Wanted

I .. I III I's^s. '/''.yx.

—AT—

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Wool Depot,

CRA WFORDSVILLE.

Thankfnl for favors past, we solicite a continaance in the support of Domestic Manufactures. Wc have a large stock of our own make of

Caa«»i meres. .*.M

Jeans.

Flannels,

AU guarHnteetMn workmanlike order, Z1l\ i*

Don't fail to call and see us,

At the Old Stand!

R. M. HILLS & CO.

mnyO 4m

SPRING GOODS.

BAM! BAM! W!

If you want a nice Calico Dress, If you Want a nico DeLain "Wrapper, If you want a nice Alapaca Lustre, If you want a nico Pure Mohair

Dress,

If you want a nice Cloth Suit, If you want a nice Cassimere Suit, If you want a nice Piece of Muslin, If you want a nice Piece of Ticking If you want a nice Table Linen, If you want a nice Fur Hat, If you want a nice Wool Hat, If you want a nice Straw Hat, If .you want a nice Parasol, If you want a nice Handkerchief, If you want a nice Neck Tie, If you want a nice Box Collars, If you want a nioe Pair Hose, If you want a nice Pair Gloves, If you want a nioe Pair Shoes,

And in short if you want anytliinein the Dry Goods line you can buy it as CHEAP at the

BEE HIVE,

As any place in town- Wc

Sell Goods for CASH,

We are

Determined not to be Undersold,

We cordially invito our friends nnd patrons to

Give us a Call

And seo our GOODS. Wo will take great pleasure in showing them to customers. You will find the lico Iiive

2 Doors South of National Bank. li

Givo us acall. Vi _c

CLOTHING.

Fresh Arrival

OI ACIT

Elegant Goods!

No. 6. Commercial Row, Green St.

Consisting of fine

Clotlis and Cassimeres,

Gents furnishing Goods,

..-. .r

Blankets,

Stocking Yarns, Etc.

/-I A variety of other selections of

DOMESTIC GOODS

Which wo will exchange on the best terms.

Gash Paid for WOOL!

Carding and Spinning, and Roll Making, as usual.

Sept. 17, 1*70.

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WEEKLY REVIEW—CRAWFORPgYILLE, :SATURD^^

Window Paper,

Linen Curtains,

Rustic Shades,

Curtain Goods,

Curtain Fixtures,

All in variety, and

Cheap, at the

Corner Book Store,

Marchl8m3

&c.

All orders for Wearing Apparel promptly filled 1 keep an experienced Cutter and

Guarantee All Work

C1JT TO ohbEMt,:

And to bo of the best qualitv. and mado up in the latest and

llwt Fashionable Styles.

I sell exclusively for CASH, and at as low price* aa. any boote in Giawfordsvills. My goods are all of the latest styles and patterns, and boccht

first eost from tho manufacturer?,

which

enable* pie to f®1*

Give Belter Bargains

miwi \trtxf ..

rl.

BOOTS & BHOS8.

BOOTS & SHOES for the HILLIQN!

BHI

Best Selected Stock of Boots and Shoes

s'^'^In the city. He sells nothing but the best quality of work, and at

Lower Prices Than Any Other House in the West. All Goods ure of my own Maimfaetiin\

REMEMBER that he^keeps the best assorted stock in the city to select from,

gSTMoney can be saved by making your purchases at this House.

BOOTS & SHOES.

NEW STOCK AT

Elston's New Bank Building.

'*/,'Extensive and Complete for

Men, Women and Children.

Motto, Cash—Quick Sales and Small Profits!

All Kinds of Custom Work lo«ic to Order with Neatness and III spate li.

First Door South of Elston Bank, Green Street,

PAPER HANGINGS.

Wall Paper,

GBOCEBIES.

BECK & J011\S0\,

DKAI.BUS IN

Groceries & Provisions,

Corner of Green and Market Streets,

Oawibrrtsvillc, Iiidinnn.

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new firm would rcspcctfully inform tho 'citizens of Montgomery county that they have (purchased the Qrocory establishment as tho knownLynn & Son Grocery, wherewill bo found a largo assortment of

I. B- GWYN & BRO-

MaaC tf

and

Consisting

CofTeCy Tea, ..l Sugar

Fish, Jtiolatises, Spices,

AT THE SIGN OF

JTT'W

IVoodeu Ware, -v. Crockery, Tobacco, arc., src.

We have retained the services of Mr. Henry Sloan, the popular salesman, so well known to the public, and Shall bo pleased to receive calls from all the old friends of the foruor firm.

Wc shall pay the highost market price at ali times for

O E

AND SELL

O E I E S

At the lowest figures.

Doc5tfl-aG3 BECK

elsewhere.

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JOHNSON.

BLACKSMITHIira.

JOHN A ORIFFIN*. CHABLXS XtntrHY'

MIIRPDI,

BLACKSMI THING,

On Main Street, a few Doort East of •TH! nil the Po»t Office, f.

TITOULD respectfully inform their old friends that they are now prepared to fezeente promptly and in the best style all (kinds .of (en* era! BUeksmithinir.aiick

Mill Work of Every Detcription, Horse Shoeing and Gauntry Job Work.

All are Invited to giro tu a call.aslve shall enaror to ^ire^otire satufaction to oostoinen.

A-dftfcw -bbwbbv -, .'?^B8g^attiBS 5 a a a

jINO'S c)

Boot Shoe Establishment

Washington Street, Opposite Court House,

CBAWFOBDSYIT ,T .IE,

Is now stocked with thelargestand

JFlPk

Oct 15, 1870

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!OKK TO -ii

I TO lit'\ GOODS.

I PIKS,

CAKKS,

XltACHEKS.

ituKKs,

Of all kind?.

Wo also keep the

GREAT WESTERN TEA HOUSE

A full assortment of the finest Tens ever brought to this market, which wo will sell at tho lowest prices. All tho above goods sold

In Exchange for Cash or Produce.

lO'Don'tfnilto give us a cull nnd examine our goods.

JAMES II. HAYLKSH.

No. 2 Woshingtan Street, NextDoor to Grahams' Apia,

WATCHMAKER.

TICK TICK! KEEP Your Watches RUNNING!

EDWARD BRA1VDKAMP

la now prepared, at

,Vo. 6,

Commercial Row

To do all kinds of

iRZEF-AJiiR/riisra-

Ncccssaary to

IVATCIIBN, 01.0CK8 &- JliWnMIV!

MB.

MiANDCAMPhas had more experience in his trado as Practical Watch Making and Repairing than any other man in the Wabash Valley. Ho learned his trade in the largest Watch Manufactory in Prussia, commencing in 1833, and from then antil 134T worked in tho largest cities of Uuroi o. In 184" ho emigrated to America, and since then has worked in New York, Philadelphia and other leading cities.

All of his work will bo Warranted foi one year,and low, living prices will be oharged. Remember the stand, No, 6, COMMERCIAL ROW, Oreen Street, Crawfordsville. Ind. Dec3lf EDWARD BRANDCAMP.

MEDICAL.

MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

rtlaCH Just published, a new edition of */l^ Dr. Oalmwell'i Celekrmlcd 7 on the radical care (without medicino) SFBIUIATOBBHCEA. or Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Losses. IMPOTKXCY. Mental and Physical Incapacity. Impediments to Marriage etc. also COSSI

SPECTACLES.

IMPROVED

Pamascopic

BOOTS AND SHOES.

IMMENSE ARRIVAL

BOOTS mid SHOES!

^'5' .VU

CURTIS BRO.

'i V*?'*?

BAKEBY.

E E O

BVTNS, &e.

Warm Meals & Hot Coffee.

A large ami superb stock of

FAMILY GROCERIES, Confectioneries,

Gitinons of Montgomery county arc requested to call beforo purchasing.

Remember the Place, Main Street New Iron Front, 3 Doors East of Public Square,

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TIOM. EPILEPSY and FITS, induced by self-indul-gence or sexual extravagance. Try Price, in sealed envelope, only 6 cents.

TLe celebrated author, in this admirable essay. olearly demonstrates from a thirty years' successful praetioe, that the alarming consequences of self-abuse may be radically cured withoat the dangerous nse of internal medieine or the application of the knife pointing out a mode of cure at once simple, certain and effeotaal. by meens of which, every sufferer, no matter what his condition may be. may cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically. lLrThls Lecture should be in tho hands of every man in the land.

Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, postpaid on receipt of six cents, or iwo post stamps. Also Di Culverwell'a "Marriage tiuido." price if oenU. Addnis the Publishers.

CHAfl. M. C. KLINE *c CO.,

HI Mswyy Hew Vwt, p. O. Box 4,380. Not 991MB

CRAWFORDSVILLX, IND.

ptie.ifootf. **,

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

NEW FIRM.

iiioi'iiii'i' & kooi:,

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CR AW FORDS VI LLE,

J)EAI.EltS IN TURK

(HUB AND

Patent Mcdicines. Al?o, Lumps, (jliisswnrc,.Lettcr.1Cnp.and Note l*«ier. Pens, Pencils,nnd Ink.

I*RMis Villi9TIO.YS

Carefully prepared nnd promptly attended lo. Wo}respectfully[solicitpa.tronasc from the public in general. fjan2t)wi.

PUMPS.

THE GREAT WESTERN

Pump Works!

Corner Wnlnataad College Sirrtu.

ciiawfordsyille

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M*CLURB,

Spectacles,

THE BEST IN USE

/"COMBINING advantages, mechanical and V7 philosophical, to be found in no others offered in the West.

These celebrated Spectacles now so generally used and approved, are the most perfect assistance to defective vision now before the public. The Lenses are ground in accordance with the philosophy of nature. Their perfectly polished surfaces, purity and transparency of material, and exact spherical figure, admirably adapt them to the organ of sight, rendering them perfectly natural to the eye.and producing a clear and distictimage of tho object as in the natural healthy sight, avoiding the glimmering, warerign dixiiness of the head, and other unpleasant sensations often experienced in the use of ordinary glasses, and enabling the wearer to prosecute minute and critical eye-labor, either by day or candle light, with casc,comfort,andsaUsfactnon maySS.lSCUtf CHEAP JOHN.TLgent.

J- w,f"

T. S. KELLEY & CO.'S

ROOM,

i-i f»/it r£

MAIN STREET,

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CIRAWFORDSVI LLE, INDIANA,

'4 IJ.V-"

MMMHNSK STOCK OI'KVKUV fvlNJ)Oi'

at*- »«.

Mens' Boots, Boys' Boots, Ladios' Shoes, Childrens' Shoes, also Rubbers and Overshoos.

All of which will p« sitivly he Hulil fur cash tho very puuillcst prollt.

Wo iniinufnnturc ftml kerj) ponstnntly onhnnil a as so

HOME MADE WORK

Put up ly the very host of mechanics, and all made of No. 1 selected stock, which will he sole at price.* that

Defy Competition

FBY

MSf?

GO'S COL.

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inj.

Will furnish any and every kind or style of pumps made o? desired, which for chcopne.-!.* nnd durability.

Are Unsurpass

By any shop in the West. All work

Warranted to give Satisfaction.

Cistern Pumps at $4,50. and all other kinds of Pumpj at great!jr redncet? prices. Call anil us when in want of any thing in our line, Copper Chamber Pomps Made to

€. W. ^ENFIELD.

jane25 *70 ly

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Paints, "Oils, DycBtuffs, Perfumery, Fancy Articles Pure Wiuun unJ BrandicP

For Mcdical Purposes.

H. T. HEIFMBOLD'S COLUMN

HENRY T. HELIWROLD'S

COMPOUND- Fill!)

Extract Catawba

GRAPE FILLS

Component Parts—Fluid',detract J!hu*

barb and Fluid Extract Gataioba Grape Juice.

For Liver complaints. Jaundice,Billions affections, Sick or Nervous Headaeue, Coitiveness. Ete. Purely Vegetable. Containing no Mercury, Minerals or Deleterious Drugs.

These Pills aro the most dolightfally pleasant purgative, superseding oastor oil, salts, magnesia, etc. There is nothing more acceptable to the stomach. They givo tone, and cause neither nausea nor griping pains. Tney are composed of the finest ingredients. After a fow dayj' use of them, such an invigoration of the entire system takes place as to appear miraculous to the weak and enervated, whether arising from imprudence or disoaft. H. T. Ilolmhold's Compound Fluid Extraet Catawba Grapo Pills are not sugar-coated, from tho fact that sugar-coat-cd Pills do not dissolve, but pass through the stotnch without dissolving, canseqnently do not produoe tho desired effect. THE CATAWBA GItAPE PILLS, boing plea«ant in taste ani odor, do not necessitate their being sugar ooatcd. PRICE FIFTY CENTS PER BOS.

HENBY T.'HELMBOLD'S

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND

FlnM Extract Sarsaparilla

Will radically estorminnto from tho system Scrofula, Syphilis. Fever Sores, Ulcer*. Horo Kyos. Soro Logs. Soro Mouth. Soro Ilead, Skin Diseaso. Bronofcltis, Salt Rheum, Cankers. Runnings from the Ear, White Swellings, Tumors. Cankerous AfTeotians. Nodos, Rickets, Glanular Swellings, Nlght'Sweats. Rash, Totter Humors, of all kinds, Chronio Rhoumatism.. Dyspepsia and nil dlseasos that havo been ostnnhshed in the system for years.

Hoin« preparflj o*prosjly for tho abovo oomplnints, its blood-purifying properties aro greater than any other preparation of Sarsaparilla. it gives tne Complexion a oloar and healthy color and rostoros tho patient to a stato of health and purity. For purifying tho blood, removing all chronio constitutional diseases arising from an impure stato of the blood, and tho only reliablo and cfTootual known remedy for the euro of pains and swelling of tho bonos, ulcerations of tbo throat and legs, blotohes, pimples on tho face, Erysipolns and all scaly eruptions of the skin,nnd beautifying tho coin plosion. I

HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S 1

CONCENTRATED

Fluid Extract Buchu

THE GREAT DIEUUETIC.

has cured every Cftso of Diabetes in which it hns been irivon. Irritation of tho Ncck of tho bladder nnd Inflamation of tho Kidnoys.Ulcoration of tho Kidneys and Bladder. Rotontion of Urine, diseases of tho Prostrato Gland. Slono in tho Bladder. Calculus. Gravol. Briok-dust deposit, and Mucous or milky dischargos. and foronfcoblod and dolicato Constitutions of both sexos, attended with tho following symptoms

Vision, Pain in the Hack, Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body. Dryness of tho Skin. Eruptions on tho Faco, Pallid Countonanoo, Universal Lasaitudoof the Muscular Srstcm, ctc._

Used by persons from tho ages oightoon ol to twonty-fivo. and from thirty-fivo to lifty-livo or in the doclino or chango of life: aftor conlino-.. mcnt or labor pains bod-wetting in clnldron.

Helmbold's Extrnct Buchu is Diuretic and Blood-purifying, and cures all diseases arising from dissipation, and oxesses nnd immrudoncus in life. Impurities of tho blood, etc.. superseding Copnibain affections for which it is usod. and Syphilitic affections—in these diseasos used in connection with Helmbold's Roso Wash,

LADIES.

In many affcctions peculiar to ladies, tho Extract Bnchu ia unequalled by any other remedy—as In Chlorosis or Rctcntioh of Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Sfhlrrus stato of the Uterus, Loucorrhccaor Whites. Storiiity and for all complaints incident to tho sex, whether arising from Indiscretion or hnbits of Dissipation, It Is proscribed ex^nBiyely by the most eminent physicians and inidwives for enfeebled and delicatc constitutions, of both sexes nnd all ngos (attended with nny of tho above diseases or symptoms).

H. T. HELM HOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU CURES DISEASE ARISING FROM IMPRUDENCES, HABITS OF DISSI

PATION ETC.

in all their ^I.HKCB,:it little oxpense, little or no change of diet, no inconvenience, and no expocure. Itcan.'ea a frequent desire, and givo* strength to Urinate, thereby removing Obstruction?, Preventing and Curing Strictures of th" Urethra. Allaying Pain and lnflnmation, so frequent in thin clnns of disease, and cxpolling all Poisonous matter.

Thousands who havo been the victims of incoriipotent persons, and who havo paid heavyfees to bo cured in a short timo. havo found they have been deceived, nnd that the "Poison has, by the use of "powerful astringents, been dried up in the system, to break out in a moro aggravated Torni, and perhaps after marriage.

I'uc Hehnbold Extract Buchn for all nmictions and Discuses of th» Urinary Orsjans. whether existing in tho Male or Female, trora whatever cause originating, and n» matter ot how long standing. 1'riee Ono Dnllar and tilty cents per Battle,

Ifoiiry

Hi^linbold'S Improved

Roso Wash

cannot bo surpassed as a Face Wash, and will lie fciund the only specific remedy in every spc--iM of Cutaneous Affection. It speedily oradicatcs l'iinples. Spots Scorbutic Dryness, Indurations of the Cutaneous Membrane, etc., disutiom of the Lutaneous Jlcmiiranc, etc., uis..ela redness nnd Incipient lnflnmation. Hives, Rash, Moth Patches, Dryness of the Scalp or Skin. Frost Bites, and all purposes for whioh Salves or Ointments aro used restores the skin to a state of purity, and softness, and insures continued hcaithy action to the tissue of its vos»els. on which depends the agreeable clearness and vivacity of complexion So much sought and admired. But however, valuable as a romody fin- existing defects of tho skin. II. T. Helmbold's Rose VVwh has long sustained its principal claim to unbounded patronage, by posjessiDg qualities which render it a Toilet Appendago ot the mot Superlative and Congenial charuclcr. combining in an elegant formula thoso prominent requisites. Safety and Efficacy—the invariable accompaniments of its use—as a Preservative and Refresher of Compleiion. It 's an oxcellcni Lotion for disease* of a syphilitic Nature nnd as an injection for disease* of tho Canary

Urgans. arising from habits of dissipation, uiei in connection with tho Extracts Bochu, Sarsaparilla, and Catawba Grape Pills, in such disoast- as recommended,cannot bo surpassed.

Fun and explicit directions accompany the medicine?. Evidences of the most reliable and responsible character furnished on appliciitiou, with hundreds of thous inds of living witnesses, and upward* of unsolicited certificates and recommendatory loiters, many of which aro from the highest sources, including eminent Physicians. Clergymen, Statesmen, etc. Tho proprietor has never resorted to their publiuation in the newspapers- he duos not do this from the fact that his articles rank umong Standard Preparations, and do not need to be propped up by certificates. .:

Henry T. Helmbold's Genuine

Preparations

Delivered to any address. Secure from observation. Established upwards of Twenty tears. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Address all letters for information, in confidence to Henry 1.

ll4 South Tenth Street. Philadelphia Pa. Beware of Counterfeits. Ask f»r ffcnry 'i Helmbold's! TAKE iNO OTHER, ulyiTt*—feb 11 "71