Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 June 1871 — Page 3

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THE TEAOEDY AT LEBANON.

The Death or Hon. c. Yatlandlos*»«—Parlle«tar» Regarding HI* Last loaeata—W'fle Spread Sorrow ai •ItVeuth

CINCINNATI,

June 17

Mr. Vallandingbaia died at eighteeu minutes before ten this morning. He went down very rapidly after three o'clock, having no pulse scarcely, after •that hour.

Dr. Daweon, of Cincinnati, arrived at three, but was too late to do any good for the dying man.

Judge Ilaynes. his law' partner1, from Dayton, reached Lebanon this morning, with other personal friendH, who were with him in hia last hour.

McGehan, in the defense of whose ease he loat hia life, wag taken from jail thi* morniug to his bedside, and ehed tears as he beheld the dying friend who had appeared during the progress of the trial, tu summon all his energy and legal acumen in hi« defence.

Mr. Kollet made his argument for the State yesterday, and was to have been followed this morning by Mr. Millikcn, and it was expectcd that Mr. Vallandingham would commence hiu argument this evening or Monday morning.

Judge Pope, before whom the trial wis proceeding, adjourned court ibis morning until Monday.

Mrs. Vallandingham started for Baltimore last evening, culled there by a dying brother.

Mr. Vallandingham'B body will be tuken at once to Dayton, rcuching there about three o'clock. BORROW FOR THE DEATH OFMIt. VAI,

LANDINOHAM—IIIS LAST HOURS.

CINCINNATI, June 17.

There has been much sorrow manifested here to day concerning the tragic end of Mr. Vallandingham, and it has been by uo means confined to his political friends. Persons who have differed with him aud animadverted severely upon his course duriug the rebellion, have expressed no lei-'s regret at the terrible calamity which have befallen him than havo his political associates. News concerning his last hours has been devoured with avidity. Newspaper reporters who came from the scene this eveuing ha\e been diligently sought, for uiore detail# than have thus far been published.

It appears that wheu the pistol was discharged Mr. V. was hardly aware of tlio severe nature of the wound, a6 he walked around the room awhile before lying down. Governor MeBurner, alarmed at the sudden appearance of a tradegy, rushed to the adjoining rooms and at once summoned aid. As soon as persons came Mr. Vallandingham said it was a foolish act, and later adverted it as the most foolish act of of his life. Though he seemed to be ronrcious that he was badly hurt, he appeared decidedly hopeful during the early hours.

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Rev. Mr Haight culled to see' him, and Mr, Vallandingham, taking him by the hand, said substantially that he bad too much faith in the Calvan istio doctrine to believo he would not get through this misfortune. Quce lie told tbe surgeon to take care of the pain, and be would manage the rcfet.

When iiupressed with the approach of dissolution- he was calm, and met the news of his condition bravely.

After Dr. Kectes arrived from Daytou he 600n had the room cleared, aud when no one was present, intimated to Mr. Vallandingham the very serious nature of his wound, The patient seeking for something on which to build hope, reminded the Doctor of two oases of injuries, not fatal, known to both, and asked if his were worso than they, to which the reluctant reply was "Possibly not."

The Dootor then to)d Mr. Vallandingham, who was suffering pain,' that thoy would have to administer medicines of a sedative nature, aud requested that if he had anything to say he had better communicate thepv

He then conversed with the Pofctor concerning private.matters, giving, directions in regard to his business after which medicine tVrelieve the pain was injected by tbe hypodcrmic process. After this there was no time wheu he was not under the influence of opiates that affected somewhat his sensibilities. He, nevertheless, appeared to keep possession of his foeulties.

At half-past three ho seemed to be dying, and hie friends were called to his bed side. From tbet time^re raftidly sank the pulsations at the wrist appeared to have ceased, though he was remarkably calm, so much so tbtt Dr. Drake said be was the coolest man under such circumstances he had ever seen. He still showed occasional signB about the face, of agony. As death approached his face wore an ashy puleobss. His last words were a request for iee, and for' medicines to alley his pain. 1m ilia last moment there wero signs about the face that indicated great physibal euffering.

At eighteen minutes before ten this morning he was dead. There were present In the room when be died hie son Charles, soveoteen yeaw tiM, the only living ohild, with whoa lie bad a touching inter 11'

A "fi .i 1M-' !Jii

view on his arrival, to which allusioajr was made in last night's dispatches Dr- John M. Sprigg, of Dayton, a

JPoircrnor Mdjlu&gpwas constant. at his room, contributing in every way to the dying man.

The niece of Mr. Vallandingham, a young girl who resided with him, afrived from Dayton after his death, and g^fathr Wje«?d

WcKenn, of Davton.

NKW YORK. June 17.

News of the death of (J. L, Vallandingham has created a profound impression in political circlcs here. All unite in expressions of sorrow at his untimely end, and sympathy lor Mrs. Vallandingham in her double bereavement.

The J£:rjrcss says "Few public meu under the changed circumstances of the times, had a more promising future before them than this distinguished citizen of Ohio. The whole Democracy of the whole country will sympathize with their brethren in what is, indeed, both personally and politically, a sad bereavement." |,. MRS. VAI,LANDIN(!11AM AT CL'MHKR-

I,AND.

CUM HER LAND, June 17.

Mrs. U. L. Vallandingham came here to day to attend the funeral of her dcccascd brother, Hon. John V. T. McMahon, aud upon hearing, this morning, of the accident aud the death of her husband, she became completely distractcd. She is to be taken, txt Dayton to-night. Cincinnati Enquirer.

Another Kemnrkablc Surgical Fen I. A few weeks ago we chronicled the particulars of a frightful accident to little Freddy Gilos, a bright lad of five or six years of age, at the Gait House. '*Freddy was playing upon the stairway in the hotel, and fell a distance of seventy feet, alighting upon a stone 6oorrand was picked up apparently a lifeless, shapeless mass. The lad fell a distance of seventy feet, striking in the fall-tbe projecting corner of staircase, breaking an inch board across the grain, and then further down breaking an oak balustrade one inch in diameter, and finally lauding upon the stone floor.

Nine separate and distinct fractures and a wound upon the head similar to scalp wound of the Indians was produced by this frightful fall. The right arm was crushed into countless pieces above and below the elbow. Both of his legs were broken at and near the ankle joints, and innumerable contusions were received all over the body. Notwithstanding these terrible injuries, which wero regarded almo&t without exception as neeessarinHy fatal, the boy, under the Skillful care of Dr. J. M. Kcllar, assisted by other eminent surgeons, was returned to his friends as perfect iis before the accident, and is to day the pride and joy of a large circle of friends. We place this caso on record as one of the most remarkable iu the annals of sur gery.— Loifisvilte fjedgcr.:^ '.

IMPORTANT elections are to be held in several of the States next fall. Maine, Mussuohusctts, New Jersey, Maryland, Georgia, Louisiana, Kentucky, 01iio, low,a, Minnesota, and California, will each elect a Governor. In October Pennsylvania elects an Auditor and Surveyor General, and in November New York elects a Secretary of State. Several Conventions meet within the next lew d%y*-r^he^ Repttblioen CeiivetJtiona of 01iW nd of Iowa, and both the Dcmccratic and Republicau Conventions of Maine. Both parties in California will hold, their Conventions the present month

WATCHES AND JEWELBT.

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If so. eo to the PRACTICAL WORKMAN of

16

Tears Experience

Wb«. b. 4|WATCIIEM

You can hare it dono on SHORT X0T1CE.

and SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ApriUnimS

LEW WA1ILA.CE,

rTORNKV AT LAW! Cravf^rdfrille. OAejft—Kouthof l'oat. O0icer no»f5

w^ifoY,

John Vallandiogham, a distant relative, from Hamilton Lieutenant Governor McBnrney, Ben. Putnam, I of Cincinnati, David Allen, Esq of Lebanon, and a fe^ o&ero) jt I 31j TLj S

During the night a#d mofning lie j--** V--*r X.C1 was visited by the veteran Judge Smith, of Lebanon, General Ward, Judge HaynMiMtLoMHry others^-j-

WOOL.

Wool Depot

A.". Mti Wsir A«

CR A FORDS VI M.E.

Thankful for favors past, we solieite a conti nnancc in tbe support of Domestic ManufacWc hare a large ?to«k of onr own make

tore?,

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inJiice,^p#epartibry to fcinovf^ From this time until the departure of the remains the hotel was beseiged with person? who came to fee the face, which was left exposed, and the expression of which was admirably preserved. The, remains left Lebanon for Dajrton at two o'clock p: m., in charge of Judge Hayucs, Mr. Vallandingham, law partner, ami Judge Stocking Yarns, Etc

A SAh FEATi nfc

Of the case was the absence ot Mrs. Vallandinghaui, who had gone tbe same evening to Gumberlaod, Maryland, called there by the death of her brother, Judge McMahon. She was telegraphed to, and will reach Dayton to-morrow morning at ten o'clock.

The sad event cast a genera! gloom over Lebanon. Mr. Vallandingham during tbe trial bad made, numerous friends, and had by his deportment beaten dowi: many prejudices. All were looking forward to his ."pecch in defense of McGehan, which would have been delivered to day. Mr. Vallandingham doubtless had made unusual preparations. He intended his effort to be his great criminal one at the bar. lie appeared to have thoroughly worked up the case. He entered into it with.characteristic energy and enthusiasm, and fell while he was endeavoring to still more satisfactorily explain its mysteries.f RECEIPT OF THE NKW8 IN Nl \V YORK.

yOamime^i,

Tweeds.

UeaiiK.

Don't fail to coll and see us,

At the Old Stand!

B. M. HILLS & CO.

mnyG 4m'

SPBING GOODS.

If you want a nice Calico Dress, If you Want a nice DeLain Wrap* per, If you want a nice Alapaca Lustre, If you want a nice Pure Mohair

Dress,

If you want a nice Cloth Suit, If you want a nice fcassimere 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 ninn Po*oooi,

If you want a nice Handkerchief, If you want a nice Neck Tie, If you want a nice Box Collars, If you want a nice Pair Hose, If you want a nice Pair Gloves, If you want a nice Pair Shoes,

And in short if you want anything in tho Dry Goods line yon can buy it as CHEAP at tho

BEE HIVE,

As any place in town Wo

Nell Goods for CASH,

Weilr0

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hi im

sn

FlaimeN,

1 MM Blankcls

Agocd variety of other selection* of

DOMESTIC GOODS

Which we will exchange on the beet term?.

Cash Paid tor WOOL

Carding and Spinning, and Boll Making, as usual.

All guaranteed in workmanlike order,

be Undersold,

Determined not to 51' Mi'-' We cordially invito our friends and patrons to

Give us" a Call

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And seo our GOODS. Wo will take great pleasure in showing thorn to.customers. You will find the Hoc Hive

2 Doors South of National. Jtauk.

M£a„. ~i'/t

(live 15? ft CRN.

)U'*pootful)r

.5! 1B. GWYN

MaaC (f

M?mm

Fresh ^Arrival

uhit* }. s-- uoti a-.o *-k.a

,S£e -r- Of New and '~:n

Elegant Goods!

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a

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RE AXSEJD

,Nol 6. Commercial Bow, Gfeon St. pttfZi..' Consisting of fme^ ClotHii and Cassimcres

Gents furnishing Goods, &c.

All order^for W«*riog Apparel prompt]j filled 1 keep an expirltntfed CuttcY ana

Guarantee All Work

.'.•ijS.i." tti. ^"C'tiT'lro ouvEnT*

And t9 be or the best quality, and made up .*:• -in the latest and

MoMt/"Fashionable Styles.

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l--§*H **clusiTely for CASH, and at as low

jbought at first eeet from tbe manufacturer?. wh.ieh«aableainato

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9

All

Sept. 17, IfiTO,

Boog* SHOES

PAPER HANGINGS.

Wall Paper,

S

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Corner Book Store."

MarchlPmS

rtf

GBOCEBIES.

BECK & JOHNSON,

DKALKKS IN

Groceries & Provisions,

Cvrntr 0/ Green and Market Streets,

Crawfordsvillc,

THE

ron^i3(ing ji

Co/fee, Tea, Sugar

J9MolaHtt€8, Spices, Wooden Ware, id] Crockery,

DccStflSfiS

Rrltcr Bargains.

ap#i •»K3 J*VT

elMwher*. ~tSf it

BCHAFHAUSEN

ifor the MILLION!

WashiD^p Street, PppwiteCmii House,. /. si

OfeAWFOE^STOljIjlJ, TUTJDT v•

Is now stocked with the largest and

A- ssrs

Be^t Selected Stock of fioots and Shoes I

In the city. He sells nothing hot^he best qaalitr of work, and at

owdr Prices Than "Any Other House in the West I

my

All G|ods are of

Ml

own Maiiii('aclur.

REMEMBER tlfat he keeps tbe best assortcd stock in the city to selcct from.

MPMoney can be saved by making your purchases at this House. Oct is, jero

BOOTS & SHOES,

NEW STOCK AT/

Elston's New Bank Building.

Extensive, and Complete for- C'

Men, Women and Children.

-_y:

Motto, Gash—Quick Salesahd Small Profits!

Kinds

of

1

Linen Curtains,

Rustic Shades,

a -if*

Curtain Goods,

'"4"

Curtain Fixtures,

All in variety, and

Cheap, at the

Custom Work done

Order with Neatness ami Dispatch.

First Door South of Elston Bank, Green Street,

AT THE SIGN OF

'A^'

Window Paper,

pnq L'-JU

Tobacco, 4*c., Jte-

I

Wo have retained tho services of Mr. IfoBiy Sloan, the popular salesman, to well known to the public, and shall be pleased to receive calls from all the old friends or the former firm.

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Wo shall pay the highest market price at ali times for

O E

O E I E S

At tho lowest figarM. BECK A JOHNSON*.

BLACKSMITHI9G.

jony A, GUXFVIX. CHAJiLKS MCBPDT*

BLACKSMI THING,

On Main Street, a few Doort East of I O if

era Blacksuithing.iuch as

Mill Work of Every Description, Hone Shoeing aud Counlty^ AU ar* invited to give ni eall.aajve(Mill «a~ raent'

avor to |iTientin satiifaetiaa to euifoaers.* |eanKaM I

IM7.

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Indiana.

new firm would respectfully inform the I 'eitiiens of Montgomery county that they havo .purchased tho Grocery establishment as the knowoLynn Son Grocery, wherowillbe found a large assortment of

to

CURTIS BRO.

BAKERY.

EVERYBODY

11' I

IJOK-S TO

JAMES H. BAYLESS.

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TO MJY (iOODS.

PIES,

Itl.SIiN,

FAMILY

bos, &e.

Warm Meals & Hot Coffee.

A large and superb stock of

GROCERIES,

Confectioneries,

Of all kinds.

VV» also keep the

GREAT WESTERN TEA HOUSE

A full assortment of the finest Teas ever brc ught to this market, which wo will 8oll_nt tho lowest prices. All tho above Roods sold'

la Exchange^or Cash or Produce.

lO^Won'tfailto eive usa call and examine our Koods.

No. 2 Waahingtan Street, NesctDoor

4»

Graham.' Apl 2.

WATCHMAKER.

I I

KEEP Your Watclics RUNNING!

its

K1WAR» BRA^DKAMr

Is now prepared, at

fj

,Vo. 6, Commercial Row r*s To do nil kinds of •, i.

Xccessaary to

I -KVV a- .UIi-.'t I pUM Wines and

T^r^BfiANDCA'MPhas had more experience

ill. in M» trade as Practical Watch Making I and Repairing than any other man in the lat

Wabash Valley. He learned ,hl»

In

largest Watch Manufactory la i'ratsia, commencing in 183S. ana from then ^ntil 1947 worked in the largest cities of Kuroi j. In 1647 he emi- KSiV Ml MM* VI

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grated Jo. America, and since then has worked in New York, Philadelphia and other leading cities.

All of his work will be Warranted fol ono year, and low, living prices will be eharged. Remember the stand. No, 6, COMMERCIAL ROW, Green Street. Crawlordsville. lad.

Decitf EDWARD BRANDCAMP.

MEDICAL.

MANHOOD,

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just published, a new edition of Dr. Calmwcll'i Celebrated Eaasy on the radical cure (without, medicine) SFBBXATOBBHCKA. or

Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Losses, IKFOTEXCY. Mental and Physical Incapacity. MmAiuunrit Impediments to Marriage etc. also COXSCHP- CHAWFOItDHVlLLt, TIOX. EPILEPSY and FITS, induced by self-imiul-gence or sexual extravagance.

^Prioe, in sealed envelope, only cents. The celebrated author, in this admirable essay, clearly demonstrates from thirty years' suocessfnl practice, that the alarming couseqaenees of self-abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous use of internal medicine or the application of the knife pointing out a mode of eoreat onee simple, certain ana effeotual, by meens of which every sufferer, no matter what, his condition may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically.

IEPThii Lecture should be in the hands of every man in the land. Sent under seel, in a plain Envelope, to any address, postpaid on receipt of six cents, or two post stamp*. Alio Dr Culr

lvereell's "Marriage Guide," price

85eenU. Addreaathe Publishers. caif. j.v. KUNS St CO., I9T Uwmf New l'Mk, P. O. Ikiz 4,981.

SOT to teat

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SPECTACLES.

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IMPROVED

PAXTASCOPIC SPECTACLES, THE BEST IN USE

IpOMISIXti iilvutttet, meehaniemt and •hilosophical, to be found In no other*, offered in the Weat.

These celebrated Spectaelcs now so cenerally 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 urity and transparency of material, spherical figure, admirably adapt them to the organ of sight, rendering them perfectly natural to the eye.and producing a clear

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I and diatict imace of the objeet as in the natural

healthysight. avoiding theglimmering, waverign diiuness of the head, and other unpleasant sen-

glasses, and enabling the wearer to prosecute •ninniA

aiinnte and critical eye-labor, either by day or candle light, with eaae,confort,and satisfictnon tnaySS.ieeatf CHEAP JOHN. Agent.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

IMMENSE ARRIVAL

BOOTS and SHOES!

T. S. KELLEY & OO.'S

.VIZ If ROOM,

MAIN STREET,

€RAWFORISVILLE,

AN

INDIANA,

NlMMKNSfc: STOCK OKKV KKV KINDOF

inarMi 4

ap ijf} ti

Mens' Boots, Boys' Boots, Ladies' Shoes, Childrens' Shoes, also Bubbers and Overshoes. (H'" 'i}'

All of which will p»sitivly ho sold furcuhh tho vory smallest proftt,

i&M

!cAHEs,'

(BACKERS

Wo manufacture and keep constantly onhjipd a full assortment of

HOME MADE WORK

Put up by tho very best of mechanics, and alj made of Ko. 1-selected made at prices that

stocki which will be soip

Defy Competition

Cilixens of Montgomery county are requested to call before purennsins.

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

CRAWFORDSVIIXE, IND.

pt!8.ieU9tf.

JAMES 11.1JAYLKSS.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

N£jW FIRM.

MOITET1& KOOi:,

KMl'IUK li 0 K, No. I,

CRAWFORDSVILLE,

fiEAI.EHS IK rui:E

Ultra AND MMM

l'aints, Oils, rVi Dyestuffs,

''I^r.fu,nery»

A.rtisrandics

n'M ,u.

For MctllcaI

iurPose8-

Med.ieincg, Aiao.Lamps.Glasswaro.

Let-

ter'JUap.a-Dd \ote l'aper. l'ens.reucils,nnd Ink.

PRESCRMI* TMOJ%'S

Carefully prepared and promptly attended to. \V'o!iegpectfullytsa£icUpat run age from the public in general. fJanSO'tti.

jPUMPS.ii

THE GREAT WESTERN

Pump Works!

''4f"

Cmcr W'nlaat und Collr^c Murcii.

INI). -H

Will furnuh any and every kind or style of pumps made or desired, which for cheapness and durability.

Are HUBurpaBS"ell

By any shop in the West. All work

Warranted to give

Cutcro Ptfnapf »t $4,50, aud all other kind* ot PQmpf at frefttlj reduced prteet. Call and see iu when in want of 1107 thine in oar line. Copper Chamber Pomps Mad* to

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Will radically exterminate from tho system Scrofula, Sypnilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers. Sore Eyes. Soro Legs. Soro Mouth, Sore Head, Skin Discaso. Bronchitis, Salt Kheum, Cankori, Runnings from tho Ear, White Swellings, Tu* mors, Cankerous Affections. Nodes, Iuokets, Glanular Swellings. Night Sweats. Rash. Tetter Humors, of all kinds, Chronio Rhoumatism. Dyspepsia and »U diseases that have been established in the system for years. isf

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LADIES.

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inall their slni?cs,at little expense, little or no chance nf diet, no inconvcnienco. nnd no expocure. Itcausos a frequent desire, and gives strength to Urinate, thereby removing Obstructions, Preventing and Curing Strictures ol th" Urethra, Allnying Pain and Indnmation. so frequent in this class of disease, and expelling all l'oisonous matter.

Thomands who havo been the victims of incompetent persons, and who havo paid heavy lees to 1)0 cured in a short timo. have found they have been deceived, and that tho roison '"is by the use of "powerful astringents, boon lr»cil up in tho system, to brelik out in a moro aggravated form, nnd perhaps after marriage.

Use Helmbold's Extract Buchu lor all affections and Diseases of the I rinary Organs, whether existing in tho Male or 1-emi.le Iron, Hiiatuvc-r cause ontftruiluiff. an«l n» matter ol how long standing. I'riec One Dollar and fifty cents »r J.'"!'-l'.-

llcnpy T. II elm hold's ImpiovM

•fft.V/ IlOSP Wsish

rntinol be surpassed as a I-aec aah, and will I t,c found the only specific remedy in every spocicJ (,f Cutaneous Affection. It speedily eTadieatc Pimples. Spots Scorbutio Dryness, Indurations ol tho Cutaneous Membrane, etc.. disI pel" r'dne-s and Ineipi(mt Inflamation. Hives, I Rash, Moth Patches, Dryness of tho Scalp.or -.

Skin Frost Bites, and all purposes for which Salves Ointments arc used restores the skin to a

stateof

purity, and softness, and insure# :i

continued healthy action tothetissuo of Its \csseN. on which depends the agroeablo clearness iind'vivacity of complexion so much sought and I admired. But however, valuable as a remedy I for existing ilcfccts of tho akin, H. 1. Ileluibolil's Ro-e Wash has long sustained its prlnciI pal claim to unbounded patr.-nnge. by possessing 'iiialities which render it a Toilet Appendage ol the ino-'t Superlative and Congenial ehnroetor, combining in an elegant formula those prominI ent requisites. Safely and Efficacy—the invanaI hie accompaniments of its use—as a Prenerva tlye and Refresher of Complexion lt ,i aa execllent Loiion for diseases of a Syphilitic aturo and as an injefltion for diseases of the Lrinary

Organs, arising from habits of ^1Y1lt,lfcll'nUn«« in connection with the Extrnets Buchu, SirsaI piirilla. aud Catawba Orape Pills, in nuch diseasr.j ri-c-uiiiieiidcd.cannot bo surra**'-''!,

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directions .iccomp.iny the

"'KvTd'enc'es r/f the most reliable and responsible character furnished on applicatiou, with v, huntu-ds of ihousinds o! living witnesses, and^s upwards of 30.MW unsolicited certificates aud -S recomfilpi^latory letters, many of which are from (he' highest sources, including eminent Physician*.-Clergymen, statesmen, etc. tho proprietor has never rcsurted to their puolicati«,n in the newspapers he does not uot this Irnin the fuel that his articles rank ainoug Mtandard Preparations, and do not need t" be ProP"^, ped up by certificates. 5pf

Henry T. Helmbold's Gonuino Froparati»ut Delivered to nny addross. Secure from ubsor

^"Established upwards of Twenty Aold by Druggists everywhere. Address i' tors for information, in confidence to tltnry i.

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and Chemical Warehouse. 594 Broadway. NewYork or ti. 11. T. HELMBOLD'S Medical Depot. 104 South Tenth Street. Philadelphia l».

Beware of nTHVU Ilelwbold 1AKK NO OTHKIC.