Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 34, Number 15, 18 May 1864 — Page 4

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RICHMOND, IND MAY 18th. 1864. TUB OLD FOLK- ROOM. Th old man wl by the Aiimmrj id Hi was wrinkled and wan. And La kaoed both bands on bis at'iut oi.k eatte. A if alibi work : dou. ITij Mtw of good old faakif-aed far. H;a pncketa were de. p and wide, Wl;re bis speck and his rteel tobacco box, Lay snugly side by aide. The old man l.ked to stir th tiro, Hd nsar bim the tongs aru kept; Sometime le mated a tie ga?d at the cads. Sometimes, he sat and slept. What tin he in the nntwi tltercT AU! pictures of o:hcr year; And now and Ui'n they wakened aniii, But ofUwr started tears. His good wife aat rra t'ia other aid.-. In a high-tiackad, flag aeat hair; I 'neatti the pile of Ler nuisl a cap The siaen of br iUrery bair. There's happy look on bar safed face, A a she haaily knits i"or bi in, And Nellie take up the stitches droppeJ, For grandmother's eye ar dim. Their children come and read the new, To pas the time each day; How it .lira the blood m the old man's heart. To Lear of Ibo world away. Tia a homely scene. I I'll you no, Hut phtassnt It ia lo view f At least I thought it so myself, And sketched it (low n for yoo. lis kind unto the old my friend, They're worn with this world' atrife, Though bravely mire perchance they fought, The stern fierce battla of life. Tin y taught your youthful fset to climb, Toward life 'a rugged alcep; Then letua gently lay thcuidovvta To where tlie weary sleep. AGRICULTURAL ARTICLES WHAT A GARDEN MAY BE. Hore let mo outline, in brii f, what a fiinnrr'H jan!rn mny be mail, without ottirr tlnui horuo lalior. A lnoa.1 walk kIimII run down the tiii'ldle of a siiuarc endo me, or lonvr iarallclrrnni. A liox , 'tlj-'iiii? upon cither aide is of little cost, ntnl contrituitfrt eminently to nentness; it M ill liolil gooil for eiolit years, without too tn.K-h encroach iiiont, anl at tli.it time ' wii) well to tin nurserymen for more than to y tiicrott of resetting. On either si-! - of this walk, in n bonier of six feet tvi-le, with trratios at intervals, to liui'i upon a home, in.nle cedar trellis,; that shall overarch ami bower the walk. j At If tst one half the ;anlen, as I before i iiiirircsti'il, he may easily arranirel, to ! till Spring ami autumn with the plough, ami whatever he plaeen there in j the way of tree arid shrub, must be in line parallel with the walk. On the otlt- . er half, he will be aubjet tel to no ueh limitations; there, he will establish his intr-ilcy; hia rhubarb, his gooseberries, rnwlierriea, and nis-phorrieH; and in an. anle h'ulUe if he ehooae by t belt of Bhrubbery he mny have hist hot bed and eompoht Vien. Fork eulttire, which all : these rropi demand, will admit of any j sirrangetncnt hi' may prefer, and he may enliven the roupinxs, and win tha pood ! xvi fe' s favor, by here and there little ; eirelet of such old fashioned flowers as ' tulips yellow lillie: an I w hite, w ith ro- ! sen if all shades. ! I'pon the other half he rnaj make distribution of :trt, by bandinr the various erops with bonier lined of China or; IJefupee beans; ami ho may split the ; whole eroMswise, by ft walk everarched ; with t'Iimbin? Li mas. or the London I lor j ticultural setting oir the two ends with an abutment of Searlet runnei.s, unl a ' subroHa of fiery Nastnrtuni. There are also available anil pretty devices for making the land do double duty. The border lino of China beans.' which will be ripened in early autumn, may have Swedes sown in their shadow fit the first days of July, so that when the Chinas have fulfilled their mission, there ' hall be a new line of purple preen in their places. The early redishes and oalads may have their little circlet of; cucumber pits, no way iuterferip with ; the first, and covering the ground when j the first are done. The early Itassano j beets will come away in time to leave j ppaee' for the fUll flow of melons that ' have been planted at intervals amonjj them. The caulatlower w ill find great- j ful shade under the lines of ttweet corn, anil the newly-set winter cabbage, a tern- j porary refuge from the sun, undea shelter of the ripened peas I do not make j these suggestions at random, but a the 1 results of actual and successful expert- ; ence. i With such simple and orderly arrange- i ment, involving no excessive labor, I j think every farmer and country liver 4 may take pleasure in his garden as an ; object of beauty; making of it a little farm in miniature, with it coppices of, dwarf tree, its hedge rows of currents and gooseberries, and its meadows of strawberries and thyme. From the very 1 lay on which, in Spring, he sees the first fail t. upheaving, tufted lines of green ; t'ro; Ms Dan OTiourkes, to the day w hen ; the dangling Limas, and spruwling bloody tomato are smitten by the frost, it oiler s a field of constant progress and of successive triumphs. Line by line. . and company, bv company, the army of green things take possession; the little flowery banners are fiung to the wiinl. and lo.' presently every soldier of them all plundered only the earth ami sunhiue; is loaded with bootv. Ik Marvel. ' Tho Ohio Cheese Manufactures. This Assentation recommends the j adoption of the practice of weighing milk, as received br manufacturer. It f also reeoiurueiitls the adoption f 10 -Kunds as the weight of a gallon of milk, of '2?'2 cubic inches, during the season of ' 14. requesting, at the same time, the ; members, by actual test, to ascertain the the weight of a gallon of milk of "2 cubic inches. ( The sy stematic mode of management ; which w ill naturally grow out of the as- J sociated dairy fytem cannot fail to give J us a mass of new and valuable facta and data upon which tob&so calculations aud , operations in this branch of husbandry. j Jiural .Yew- Yvrlr. I jt?Farmers on hal better learn to hold the plow and feed the pigs, than to j measure tape and count buttons. !

Pennsylvania Buffet Maker. Dr. Elwyn, of Philadelphia, furnishes for the Country (ienthman the followin? Utter from a dairy farmer of long and extensive experience : "I'mLAOtU'iriA, 1st month, "2d, '03. "Esteemeil friend : Having been re quested by thee to w rit3 n a statement of the process of making good butter, I have to observe thnt goo 1 cows and rich pasturage natural grasses trrr-en grass and white clover are the essential basis, together with cleanliness and proper management. 'The proper management, as I con reive, would be to pkim the milk at all times within thirtv-six hours after being milked : and in order to effect this, a 1 small quantity of s ur milk should be ! put into each pan at the straining of the j milk. The judgment of the dairy- ! manager should regulate the quantity according to the atmosphere. When the , cream is skimed into the crearnpot it should be atirred morning and eveuiug until churned, which should be done ! every three days during the warm j weather, and all the year if the quantity j of cream would warrant it. Alter the j butter is broken in the churn to the size j of chestnuts, the milk 6hould be drawn j off from the venthole through a fine sieve, j and then a sufficient quantity of cold water put in the churn and tumbled a few times drawn o!f as before more water j put in. and tumbled again. The w ater should then be all drawn off", and the ' butter will then lay in a mass in the churn, w hich should be cut promiscuously about, for the purpose of receiving the salt, which should be a full pint for fifty i pounds, and the same proportion for less I or more. The butter should then be tumbled in the churn sufficiently to mix ; th suit. It should then he taken out of ; t'tc churn and lumped into pounds &i j nearly as possible, and sponged, weighed 1 and printed. A sponge of proper si.e. enclosed in a corase linen cloth, should j be pressed on eac'li lump until all the brine is extracted, before being weighed. : 'The most particular part of th. process is attention to the skimming and ) management of the cream, to prevent ; ranc idity from taking place before churn ing, for if the cream is bad the butter j must necessarily be bad. j HuMtU K.vc 111s. "To Doctor A. L. Eiwyii.' Profits of the Flax Culture. A firmer near Columbus Ohio gives ; the following account of his success in flax culture. J sowed one peek of seed the last of t April, pulled the crop when ripe about the I'th or liUth of duly let it stand iu small shocks until dry. In September I threshed off the seed geetting about three bushels. I laid the straw n the grass, lotting in the rain and dew. The time of rotting depends upon the weather. Iu a wet season it is accomplished sooner than in a dry one. I think it took mine about three weeks last season. The weight of flax ami towafter being dressed, was forty pounds, as near as I can get at it. ' I can raise from one acre of ground flax enough to make iioo yards of linen. ' that at present is worth T cents per , yard, which givcsmeHl.it. It costs-l'lowing HO (to " Seed 1 1 " Harrowing 'J " Pulling.... ouo " Threshing - 0 " Hotting."! -00 . " itreaking y 0l , " Dressing t 00 ; " Iletchcliug 4 00 " Spinning -." i Total "U0 y arils at Toe per yard. .H.i.) t,.i ,1.".0 00 Lcu ing a Imlance of 8D4 o" ; To which I add my seed, $li V't. and find my profit to be ?J10'. :0. With machinery to w ork it up. instead of by ' hand, the profit must be much greater. It is not yet too late to raise a flax crop; and certainly it would Le most profitable for fanners thus to produce this substi- i tute for cotton. How Prepared Coffees are Made. The editor of the Haltitnore American. ! who admits himself to be a great lover i of collee, says he has received two . serious cheecks to his enthusiasm. One ! w as the assurance of an oh! traveler from 1 the Kast that his Mocha w as not Mocha, J and the other is related below : Visiting recently the Commissary Department of one of our large military ' hospitals, we noticed several barrels of : dried coffee grounds, the purpose w hereof excited our curiosity. The polite Commissary informed us that they received twelve dollars a barrel for the grounds, and tints added materially to the -Slush Fund." 15ut "what is it purchased for." we persisted. "Well." said he, hesitatingly, "it is rearomatied by the transforming hand of modern c'uemistry, and j put up in tound papers, which are dec orated with attractive labels and high sounding names, and sold at prices which ' create astonishment at the small margin left for profit. Tm. I, vvfn ovn Fields ok Enol vxi). In this little island no less than about llso acres of its precious land are devo : ted to lavender crowing. Kach acre yields 6.2" lbs. of flowers. Every 100 ' lbs. .f flowers gives up l v distillation about 1 lb. of the otto of lavender, and thus we learn that there is an average production of 7.000 lbs. of lavender otto 1 anuually. It requires six ounces of this to make a gallon of lavender water, so that llritaunia and her children you know their names Jamaca. Canada. ; Australia together with a few visitors America, (iermany, and Russia use an 1 ' take home w ith them the enormous juan- : tity of 17, OilO pa'dons of this favorite . spirit. The lavender gardens of England are itnatfd at Mitchani. in Jvirrer, and ! at Hitchin, in Hartfonlshire. They have a queer Benevolent Society in Ulasgow, Scotland. It is callevl the , "Brown Society." It was established 1 nearly one hundred years ago. Only persons or relatives of persons Waring the name of Brown are admitted. Each member contributes a certain sum for j the purpose of raising a fund to Ik aj- ( plied toward the relief of itrdigneui i persons of the name of Brown, and others ! connected with the faniilv. '

Letter from a

FURNITURE WAREROOM.

THOMAS A I refitted bia Store Hn.m. and exMASO . , J II j , Uro-ksl hia facilities lor manufacturing Cabinet 1 FI'OXITrRE, t Is now pecpajred t" up- ' ply the puUic with superior a nicies in hi line. He will aiake 1 IirnEATS. , TABLES. , KKJSTE.VIS. .,: WAKUROUES. SK IANLES. i I.OI .NOES, i tfUFAS. ' CHAIRS' OF ALL EIVBS, ! And. :n fart, everrt'iinz in tiie sliape of Fnrnitv.rc. He als.i kiX'p for aalo a. general a.Jr:iiient ol , Cincinnati uui.le wrk. .W Prompt Pay meat. SoHincr I. in work at prices iu dirrrt eorupetitum with nnnmirturr or similar wi.rk iu Ciuciuuati, he ha a'l"it.M tli- CASH sv.trm of par men is and f, tVC.YSH will sell as Iott as any hnu.-'in Cincinnati thin m iking it t" thr tnnuinl inWrest of all parties f pay caii ondeliVi-ry of llie work. The Old Established House or ROBERT HOSE A & CO., Wholesale Grocers and Commis-: sion Merchants, Cor. .Main and Front-st., Cinciuuati, Ohio: ; OFFER FOR SALE AT LOWEST CASH PRICE J TKlId X. t., Cuba aud Porto Rico .FUNJ.Siuar! ik4ktfI! u:s Hi", Ja a. Lasuirai MoyWWelia Cotl'cc! .1,000,' Itbl. Crnhed. Powdered Granulated & Collee lit tilled Suai ! rk mlfulf clift Y. II., P. Imporinl WlA9&i lllui-W Teas. all of late iump..rution. :ioo A. libls, Pai&na Si Ra;oot Kice! Asaorted Sites Belmont '.uilS 1 OOO.r'V0rtd Irop and Bucl' X-w York Soap! M 9O i JO'08 'eW' -Uai'teveI:i'11 "uirtU-ra. , SOO Bo1' ( hoic Rrasid Tobacco. Tvetht-r it! ahirr an 1 jri-m rnl .i.-s..itin 'nt or" cverr article .W l.r Retail (iru, eric.-. Call ami aee. ' ' Oct M lst.;. 4J T-'r-S. F. Fletcher, A.rmerly ..f Rie!,i.el. In.I.. is ; uo- nctinjr as Ayenl for this exteulive House. NEW STOCK J ewelry, Watches, Notions, ; 0 i o I1I:ER Kl.XiS, a larv assortment of I'liit. d Wnre, Castors, Knixes, I'orks and Sponus: .Musical lustiuiueuls, Ac. An assortment of Siicet Music. cMnstantlv on hand. II. 11. DICKINSON'. Xo. II, Mai:i-st., Kiehui ml. lnd. Jan. 27, ISol. :5,;t!E Z R A NYE, IE.lt.ER IS Stoves and Hollow Ware, Plain, Prrssed. and J.tpaned Tinwnre. Also. Agent fur the Sale of the Forest Queen Cooking Stove, And Manufacturer of all kinds of TIN' AM) SHEET-IRON' WORK! JV aud Iron lii'OJl f'ut ia Order. j TSAU orders for Spoiitimr. flutters and Vallevn, attended to with promptness. Store apioinine Scott's Furniture Keonis. near the Depot, Richmond, Indiana. Jan. 27. It! Spring Opening of Miliinery Goods at the Extensive Sale and Exhibition Rooms, No. 3S. Maiu-s.. Richmond, lnd. MISS E. STRATTAN, rwHANKFt'L FOR BAST FAVORS. RESPECT- ' H. fully calls the attention of the Ladies of Richmond and Vicm-tv to the largest, most varied and fashion ihle stock of Mdhnery lo,is ever offered in this Citr. d:re-t fn m Eastern and Foreign markets. On examination you will find a full line of Plain nnd Eancv Ronnet. Children find Misses ll.its. Bonnet Silks. I. aces. Veils. Ruches, flower. Huttons. It raid., and r full line ot" Trimmiuss in endless variety. The above psxls have been selected w i:h much care and with the view of pleasinsr the m st tisteful. T! Triir.m nc department is under tlie supervision of Mrs M. Bradhiirry, whos- taste is t s weii known to ritec any coinnwiulation. An examination is solicited be fore making your purchase's, bviinj we'd assured hav ins the most extensive stock t s-leet In ni in this cit r 1 tiiai you can be well suited in every particular. Verr r-etst 'ni'r. U E. STKATTAX. March ii, ( 4. ,s..-;nl. NEW DRUG STORE!! J. E. AVERY & CO. DEALERS IN" Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, l)f Start. Coal Oil Lamp. Smp. Perfumeries, nnd Fancy Article Ocnerally ! I ALSO OK Pure Wines & Liquors FOR MEDICAL PCKPOSES. Patent and Proprietary Medicines No. 59 ."fain-st.. Opposite Starr Hal!. Richmond. Ind. tir whole uck i new and freah. havinpiast -been paroj-as!! of Mauut'actarcrs and Iiii;ifrrs. Jane 21. Isd3. 2.-tt. FAIRBANKS' STANDARD SCALES Ot all Kinds. " WjrvbtHise Tru.X-'. Letter Pres- ' Fairbanks. Gieenleaf & Co., 17 Lake Street Chicago. e Be carefa! fc tmr oalr te gennlae. j

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FAMILY DYE COLORS.

Patented Oct. 15, ts;3. Isrk C.t-rn. I Mark. I't.vk t..r Siik. hirk i;i.v.-. I.;fc4.t B!ne. ' Frtick Kiue. : CUret Brow n. . I'ark Itrown. I.ijtit Brown, ' Suoff Itrown, Cherrr. Crimson. ParV lirab, l. J.l Drah, Fawn lrh, I.i lit Fa'n lira Marofi, Oranw, link. IVnJe. llovsl Iurplc, Salmon, Mate. So'tiritifv. Vi.iet. Vell..n-. F t Pveiuji Siik. Vvikn anJ Mirvtl CUksla. ?haI. t-cart. I'ress, EU'Suns. tilwve, liouacts. ILtta. Feathers. Kil (iluves. Caiidii-u's CloLUUii:, .m J all kiuds of , Cearu Apparel , ASAVIXG OF 80 PER CENT! Fur 2j ct-nts rou can cl"r a cianv p-m.!s as would ot'ai rn ise cost lire t:me that -una. Varkm iiuvlv ean ; l proimssl fnim tje same dye. The prnevsa U situt.'e, an 1 aur one can u-e t!ie dye tviili ,-rftTt success. ' riivctions in EuptUb, Fr.nclian l Geiiu iii, inskle of each pack.ATf. Fur fsirt her information la Pyein... and cirin,? a per-K-ct km in leilre what co'u rs are a lapte-i t"' A ve w i'.i, it:i- ' rrv ith m inv rIu.ible reeipi-, purcha-k Howe A See- ' Tens' Treatieson Pycin; .m i Coloring. Sent by mail n receipt of price 10 cents. M.irmTactun I.t IIOWK STK EN'S. ; 2 0 Vn ! ay. Host-m. ! For sale hv drncista and dealers penerallv. ' " 40. ly. MADAME ZADOCK PORTER'S Curative Cough Balsam! PRICE 2 V oO fTS., PER BOTTLE. ' The Bet, t liini.cst and most rflertual Rf-uic-dr, for t'oinih-, Colds. Ac. the World has ner produced. I'nrely V s-table, contain NO IIN'ER.VI..S. or other DELETEBIOl'S. DItl tJS. T ! e Curative Balsam is V arr.inf-sl. it" used arc-n!ir t" din-c:i 'lis. to v ure iu al ciisis.i '. mrlis. C.il ls.Wl. vor-iiijr-Ci lurh, As'!. ma, and all tlie atl'. eii. ns ot tlie Throat an 1 I.ui's. MH.fuiiir Zadoe PortriV IlaNan:, is a it kfly tcn.iii r. E.;rrt'TORA.vT pre pun.'.! with ereat care and scientiiii ski1.', frwu a couihiIl.ltii.n tile besT relllslies ttie regetal. le kingdom atli'l!s. Its ri. rusli.il i.alitie9 are bas-s-1 on its ncr to assist the K'althy : ( vigorous circulation of lie' hlood through the tulles. It enliveivi the rails-cl-'s and ss.sl.sts t:ie kiu to pert'oi m tiie duties of tvpulatine: the h -at of t!ie sv.-ti m. anJ in p-ntlv tiirowin ,j!f the w ati" suiistiini-el'rcni the surface of tlie bod . It lisetis pi. lentil, induces, free spitting and v. ill U- toun t erv arreeal.le to t.he taste. It i n..t a vi.d, lit l-cuii-dy. hut i-mi.llieut. ivarin:nr, ce.irchinr And cft'ecti'. e. ai; he Ukeu hv the oldest pel s.m or the roundest child. .!ii:!iii Zailoc Porter's Curative Italsnm is no iil w :m:1 untritsl melieine, lut has liei-n usisl hy the public f.-r the past years, with unp.i railed s;ucess, !ias arijuired its present extensivt,- and !arrel- inci''Msine; s.ih-. siwri.Y Ov lx.-in reci inmemle 1 by those r. i.' have use I it to tiieir ailiii t.v! friends and others. If oil lime n Cold, if ei er so slight, do nor fail to fi-h e th.c li'isnni a trial, as the very low price at which it is sold. r'ns it in the rco-h of evcrv one. t'aat th-y m y always kii- it e n euieiu f, r use. The timely use of a.ieenr ' . will iCtvii pu.ve to U- rill onelunit'.red t.i.i s i;. ost. lo n-.t In" put c.tf b itli any oth.-r. Ask for -Madame Zntlui- I'oitet's I'oiiIi Halsjiin. insist on haii. ir it. ant I .ke no .,tini : if vi.tt; hii:-i-.i d.-s net ha' it. hai e iiau s.-u 1 an I iret i: for i u. .'""" sold hv all lrr.Le;ists al 2. and jll ouiu per U.ttl-e. I II M. .V KK hf.i:, Pro;.'r. 21 S CUEn.XW ti II STKI KT. NKW YORK. ! 4s. lv. 1K1 Kil t Ki uKKit. BKXJ. CSlH tl.B. CROCKER & CO, South side of Main street, one sijnaie East of i Meredith l!ou-e, ' RltllliOMMM). "ftj anufacuturr all kinds of Cnrriiitre. llussi",, a3 Siiikie. ENt.res-s and IVsll.'n Wagons, tf.. Ac. V e t.ae on hand a lin assoiiuicat ol w. rk in our , line, and can furnish to or h'T on short not ire, almost am styl" or pattern of vehicle, nil of which they war- . rant to be in id.' of the be-: m il i in! and I y c:. refill and cxp rieruvsl worViu n. The public lire invite 1 to ce.U ' and examine tiieir sr. c-k rn 1 prices. I'.Tticulai' nt'eiitioii paid to repairing, .bin. 20, Is 14. ; Ornamental Iron Works. W(K)l) 4. PEROT, I 131 Rid-,-e Avenue, I raiL.vi Ki.rm A. 1'env-yi.vania. OFFER for sale, u;vin the most farorahli- t.-rms. Xew and Ik autiful 1 'esmns in irrcat vara tv of Iron Bailings for Ceuietries, Residences, ie.. of Vri.tf;ht and C ist iron, and (Galvanized Jronand Brass Tuhin; Iron ar indahs. Balconies. Si iirs, Counters. Fountains, . tales. Columns. Hitchinr I'osU. Lamp Stands, Vases, T ii les. llmiiT Stands. Sn;'j. Chair. Statnury, Ani- i mils, and all otherlroti Works of a Decor:iti e charac- ! ter. le-i(rns form anted for selection, l'crsons applyino for s im . will please st ue the kind of w ork nee 1 -d. J an. 2H. W.4. 41 lim Fine Watches and Jewelry, Direct lroui the Manufacturer. Gold! Cold! Watches ! Watches '. Jewelry! Jpwolrr ! The very Best 1 The very Best! Tiie very cheapest'. Tlu very cheapest At C. A. rick:nsn's Jewelry Store. No. 33 Main Street, Ual. nii.n l. lnd. New Stock of Jewelry, &c. J. Ii. IIUXXICIJTT, Has just received a LARGE & EXTENSIVE f;-C.Cv. Stock ol Jewelrv, To n hlch l.e invites the attention of purehaseri . M ATCHES, LOCKS, BREAST PINS, Ear and Finder Itiu;, Gold Chains. Ac, &.C., &.C., Of the latest style end of the finest finish. All article sold n nrr-iiite l to b.? as rer-resentel. Watch and Clo. k ropairir.p don.' on the shortest Hotter, and warrented to be we!! dene. TliAiikful for past favena con-tinue-l patr.-naee is respecuullr tolicited. No. lO. West Main S'reet. one doc.r West of Ilurgis'a stove Store. Jan 27. l-s4.. 42.-d.vtf. Wall Paper! Wall Paper NlCHOION' A. llKt, Haiie just replied a lot ..f WAS PAPER, 0: .;e!. 1 .aut patrei tall at the City Rook Store, An ! 'cai-oioeo-.rstetkof Wall Tarr. Window 5-"h.t-!e Curtain Finwre-i,.-w. N'lO'iloLsoX & hhO. DR. J . GARRKTSOX H o I.tHO F.r TO Ctl.VS PUCE'S NEW BLOCK. .Vo. 7. North S .-remit Ueet. Bic?m.o-l. Jan. 2fi. 1S..4. 4s tf 4 A EKS, J VNI. rnl r.tber Fn:2r M -me. i .rsWbv PLl'MMFKi KF.LI.V. ASIII: BLl En la i an! H cent. U xe. W For sale by ILI'SMtll a KELLY. BBC SilfcS. BAIE bill -HES. TOOTH MLVU- I fc. Ften Bnh-, Craml Brusiie, Stcsre ! BrsLe. M' Brnsiie, Serub&in Brushea, froiu i , Cents to 3 'du.Li.-s At. tie i'sv t. r- of l'LCUUER KELLY. wrSTERs?, FEATiTEB DUSTEBS. riCTCRK Puskrs, ILeartU Darters. Furtilturi- Lu,ier, Counter Paswr-.Ctdnna.-r Iusfcr4. Varvia ja price . fn ic 10 cent to 2 AeLars." F.-.r sile f-v ' ' riXMHER a KXLLT. IOttT SCRAPES WlTilBRrStlTS ATTXCHF II Fcr a t y fi-CilMiK a KiLLY. " 1

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AERAM PHILLIPS

UNDERTAKER No. 59. .Maiu St.. Opposite Starr Hall. KKBMOVn, 1I., SS now p.rej t-1 to atten 1 Funerals promptly and satisfaeirt7, wirh a Hejr-ie.'rCarriee. lie keeps r-ti hand all sue i f Metwdic Cases an 1 C askets. TI.RR ACOTTA UUKI.VL CASES. These cases are nta ie of nuterul nhich is everlasting. iK-ither mater u. r i.ire.imess having any effect ' upon it. I warrant tl.-em neither ta rust or decay; thev aiv trulv tiie L(-;niT 1 tit rial Case! Also Wis.len Coffin rf all size alwavs on hsn.l. J in., 2 " lMi4. S.1 tf HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, IVna., ! A IV-um Institution est blisiied "Vy ;ieciai eu.liw- : ment i-T the ivhrf of the S;, k and Ihstressevl. ailiiet- ! '"!' Virul-nt and Fpilcmie IHseasM. and espeei- : atU .. r tre ure of Hsf.ts,-s ot tie Seu.it trerans. 9 EIICAI. Aduvesrritis hy the acting surires-n to a.TB. ah who apply by ktrer. with a description of tha:r condition, e-e. neeit; ation. habits of life. ae.. an i in easis of extreme : verty. me heiues ftrrailie.l free ofeheu-$je, V alii.ible r 'ports on ma tor: hoea an 1 otlur disease tit t!w t xu.il or trans, an 1 on t!ie ii' reiih'lK's employed in tiie lispvriary, ss-nt to the atllate 1. tree of cliarve, m se i'e 1 le'ter env elopes. Tweor three stamps Will le aceel'taile. A l hvss pr. .1. SKIM EX HOfCHTOX. Acting Sure -on H.Mvard A.-ciet:on. No. 2. South Ninth ti, I'iida ieij.hia. I'o r ier ot t'n- I : r s-tors. 'E'.i;.V I". HAMWEI.I.. I resident. OEO. FAIi;cll!l.l. Seeie'iry. IMPORTANT NEWS! . ' V E A R E PRE P A II V. I fgtO FILL or lets for ;,!.;,:, S.i,h. Blinds, Poors M Fram Moiil.lin-s. Brieve's, M.e.ttlvs .11 1 house lurnishers work genet iily. SCHOOL I'LSKS.all uu le SEASONED LUMBER! Anil as low as the sameeau be brought in this uurkef. Also, Pine Lumber. Shius.es, I'loonn-;, I.a'h, A.C., Ae. e'e"Soit!i Street, one square South of Main. Uiclimnd. Inl. EZKA SMITH ,t CO. June 5. '03. 2 : tf. D. B. CRAWFORD, Proprietor of the mil HIVE STOBE.0 LARGEST STOCK OF CsRPTS . TWO AM) THREE PI. Y INC RAIN, HEMP AND RAG! STB AW MATTINC AND Iil "US, t l ll I AIN (iUODS Of evcrv d ser'pt:.,:!. Wl' , e" u, et Dress Uood-. ii est si- h J,, th, t I am .Uiermilii'd to h.n e t'a' II EST STllt lii OF (iOODS IX THE CITY And Sell as Cbeap. Many of my C.m is w ill Is- sM ;it old prie, -. The pui.lie are im ot 3 t., .,t No 22 Main astroi t. Kichlil 'lid. Jan.. 21 ls.il 1, t( Cut Straw and Hay, BOR sale nt S,nti.,u'. Hay l'iv,.. deliverel anv- ' wlier.' in tlie City. Also, ens', paid for Straw an. I ' Hav, at uli times. Lv STEl'HEN SCOTTOX. Seven tli Street. North of .Main. Biehm n I. .. 1. Dee. 4. ls.;j. io.tr W. A. Bli kl.t. I . II. Ill KCIIRVAI . IlllKl.i: Jk III' Ut Ii ENi A L, At'n.'tl nt Lt.nr .' I Olliec Nio. 3d. Main Sin-'t. I'p Sitir. kil iiMOND, I Mil AN' V. ! NORDYKE & JOHNSON, PUHNACES T& STOVES, A M Maiuifnctnrers of Tl, CO I. PER, and Mil l I -ll!() WVlii; Tin Booting, (iunei s ,.r. ! S,titin : ''-'k. I'arlor, Chin ch aud Sh."p STOVES. Sorshtmi E tiporalor. "f Slav Itoels, . l er-nl ni.iT.rial, nnde to ord. r. Call at the City "Stove St. .re." No. 7T, Maiu-st. Job W ork done lo experience I Workman. I Bichlll in 1. In !.. .Ian. 2."Tii. Is'l. .f NEW SPRING- GOODS, - A TSTRATTAN'S CORNER! SEI.ECTE!fr .mthei. stst.-ks in New York and Philadelphia, and lhete t t cm prise the clan.ami ldt.-t inr-irt it ions, -isti'i. in part ..f Black and new stiles . Fancy Dr-ss S ll.s.. Kr::ieh Merin..-. Ai! Wind '..p)ins. cix.icc iiohair-;. t rte:ital Luster. Il.il! Mourning tri;.... All W,. Plai U. PUin an 1 liurcJ Alpacas. All W.,l Del tines, Je., ,tc. Consisting of Zephyr. Mi.vo I an 1 Plai I Vniz, Is-und A silkfrinjrel Tibfiet, and f. evajthie Square. Ladies' Cloths and Sackings, Sec IS MENS AND BOVS WEAR, Wenre ivell prepar 1 t ' m t the I'.emitid. Black ami Ur-Avu Clotiis. liiack !' Skuis, Harri and Fa icy Casimeres. Tw eeds. S.itmetts. Je ins, Jrc. Shoes, Ladies', Misses &Childrens, QCEEN'SWAItE AM) ii I.ASSWA RE. Sets of fine imitations of French China. rr style, very an 1 clieap. UMBRELLAS Cotton and Silk. To all of which we wo:U respc t "u"v a.k t'ie a" 'ntion of t' e pu! lie. STRATTON' A ?o. Bichii.nKl, April 2. l'"l 1. tf New Stock of Hardware ! THE sr.b-erlber havinff just ritumel fr .ri Near ' "i orlt. takes this opp.irtur.ity to inform his tries Is and toe pn'.Iic tiiat ii-e a iil soon I: in receipt of a treih st.k of Hardware, Cntlery, N"ai!, Carriase Trim- 1 muis, ir.. Whh u he i .li-p.;d to x-U cheap. F,eaje ea'.l atal ; see Kr.r.- jeircha-:;- e'.sea here. ! IRVAN REED. i S p-. 21. 1-1. tf. JOHN WILLIAMS, Eei clitm-t Tn iloi GENTS PTJR27ISIIER, VaaikanS nuildiiigs, Richmond. lud. Ott. 2. IsV!. ,uf J. H. IIL'TTuN. A. K.IirTTOX. J. H. KUTTON & SON ; Coale's 44 UU . p;..;te SuT lUZ. . r-iau;xs is dl KorrR,rs'! Wooden ware. Queens w are. Country Prol jce, ie., ,to. -r Cah pail ivr Butter, Ej.-frs I-arJ aI M kin W or Conntrr Pr ..luce. Sept. 2j. Ii','. t.-, m WANTED, loorj AGENTS, riyo ii.trodnce ia Families aad Prf-rim er.t. .v,. .B- frif Irmly Mut,. H-autiful ;old tomposlle Hanlia: H ateh. sOTl!. Ids-s'. or met;nm. eiilV, tli; Oiueers ntch. a firat-clas Siirer , Hiiotiiuj Case, Pa net Leeer. with new Patent Titue llieat..r. $,'. , ami fjr ioki Wbn- yrymct. ' Liberal Arcr Term Send iinr CircnUr. AUiiAN L'Al.E a t o., 212 Broda T, '. Y. Jm. !",. So. 1 ; ui. "W. T. DErJTTIS, Patent Agent and Attorney, RICHMOND, INDIANA. . 3m Jaa.

o o o CONSTITITION WATER. roNSTiTrnox w atfr. CONST1TI TION' WATER. CONSTITUTION" WATER. CONSTITI TION" WATFR. CONSTITUTION WATFR. CONSTITI TION WATER. CONSTITITION WATER. T H K

GREAT REMEDY COXSTITUTIOX, And Th3 Only Known Remedy FOR DIABETES, and DISEASES of the KIDNEYS aad It I. ADD Ell. CONSTITL'TION WATER Has been pronounced .y the Me.lical Facultc. and the public, to lie the most noaieriul rem'd- for t!ie p-r- , niinent cure of ail diseases of the sTOM VOL. 1 IVili. KIDNEYS, and ULAPDEK that haa ever l-u ofK-red. It is not a MINERAL WATER. It is from caporicn e that CON. sTITI' 1 iON WATER has em in .tel. in I we now sa U't no in in -louht, when a i:i?e Is-ttle has boon k now n to cure diseases htch the Ust uusiicaT Lih-iit in tiiis eountrv his lailei to relieve. A remedy j ssc-:n the i :rtiieot' Constitution M'atvrraitm.t U el.issei u:i !,-r ".iiii k"' prep irita.ns. as it is now Use 1 t,v the itiost selenitic pro tith ners in this city. It is only oe..!i I-. lass phvi.-ian that crTes d"ii popular renie lie, w hue t k.- U-tter ki!l si links use of every raea-is to asciiiitli:i a cure ; an I the ,ikeess of the physician iuci-e iscs as bis In mblv nf d.U rent remslies emhles him to pmlucv a cur-. s hile otV'rs tail in tlie attempt. Science is satiiti.s.l with the truth. tin e Coustite.tion Water fair trial we m 'an vim who hiv under some eii.-.h.f'. eare :rom ear to rear, n:id we part ieu tarty ailu ie to ladies n ho are constant' lv res -i ti.w to ,, fe,,if,. .,(. a!1 1 ; sorts of Lical applications fur .hseasi-s. u itii aa much chance of success as there woui 1 lie fit m h-al applications to the tl'Tsai for iliseases of the brain. N e liave alwax s boon care. ul to uv lancuae in our ein-ular that could not sh.x-k the most delu ate organisation, but e rec-ieve so nimv coin:mimeations tioiu persons torn huh Constitution Water is aWptod. and ot n iK'se disease no mention h.is in-en nn.h-, that we is m to the conclusion that if the rem dv is capable ot pr.kluein a cim. no matter hat the d.s,'ase cur he. it should be mile known. The me heme is put up for the public, and there should lie no exceptions. 1 would sa. Constitution Water i not a gilded pdl. made to suit the eye an I taste: it is a me licine. in everv sense tj' the term, placed in the ban Is of the people for tlk-ir n-lief. ami if t iken according t tlie : iinvt.ons it will in every case produce a radical cure. V c would sav that the d.r.H tions m rej;arl to diet, etc., relate ..lilv to the ilisease under w hich tiiev occur. I DlkHETEN '. Is a disease of the stomich and liver, acting thnmoh the kidneys, and l. u ithotit d. uht, the ni"t obstinate disease, evecpt consumptioii, that efT.-cts the human Constitution. We have no space for discussine- caus.-s, but i ill state that the crlect of the disease is'the con- i vertion ol the starchy j run iple or rcprtable portion "f the bxvl 'into siijrar. which stimulates the ki.ln v t.-an e vc ssive secretion of water. Main jh tsoiis snftirfioiu this disoase v. ho are ifrnorant of it: that is, they piss larL'e quantities the in dav and are oblige I to p. t up fr. ni one to titte-u or tw.-ntv tim -s during the n. i;ht. No notus- is taken of it until their attention ia c.i I led to tiie b-.re diseh.ir 'e of water, an 1 oiten hea it is se far n b ineel as to Is b'jun.l tl- control of o -din irr r-m-bes. Another svn.ptoni is the ei-al h ii -t, i iiit h. w hen the discus - is fullv estal.hshr 1, is ntoi. r.ible ll. ,,tt -.'.!' efoo... .,..;.,,. ,,. . .i f .'". .- al -it dri n. ss of the In. ul i. n il kino of the lilis. a s et I lenih. in the i). .t a b .inr-e1 cisi-s, and li.i iily loss of apK-tite, -eiu-u iation. and tiie patient ira bially .si.ik.s li-oiu evhiiustion. , CONSTITITION W A IKK is. without dollhl. the olilv know n rem ly fi r dirKi.-t, an I we hare as ii.urh confi- 1 donee that it is a sp,eirie a e have that opium w ill ' produce sle. ;, and irnthfully say lh.it it has cured ei eri case in u hioh it li;1s Uou u ' Moue in the It'addei , t nlculus. (Oaicl, Hricii Du-t l:-posit, etc., 'to., PisiMses aristr.-r fn in a faultv secretiou - in the onu a . beiiii: too bttle, and acconij.an'e 1 bv sc. ere pain, and the other a t.xi profuse seen tioii which will ho speedily cure. I by CONSTITI TION WATER CONSTITl TION WATER CONSTITl'lloN WATER CoN STITl TION W T Fit 1 covsrrrcTKiN water Til'.: ON I V KMl N UEMEliV Folt Till'. ONLY KNtLWX REMEDY Foil THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY H)K THE tlNI.Y KNOWN REMEDY Foil j TIIE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY lOU i IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF TIIE I'.LADDEK, ' INFLAMMATION OK THE KIDNEYS, ! CATARRH OF THE i 1L ADDER. I STUANGI ARY AND RCRNlNii, OR PAIN'Fl'L ' I RIN ATINti. I For these diseases it is truly a s ivereio renclv, and too much cannot Ik- s :i in its praise. A single dose has been known to rs'iic.e the most urgent swn;v , terns. Are you troul l.-d with a distr esshiir pain iu the Mil. ill or' (he Uiek an t through Cie hi.s ? A teap.ion- ' ful a day of toe Constitution Water w ill reiu-ve you ' like m.ij,ic. ; PHYSICIAN'S ! Have lonjr sin e i;irtn up the us? of bu-lm. culbs and ' iuni;H.r in the treatment of those discuses, and only j use t..eai tor the want of a Ire'.t-r remedy. " , CONSTITITION WATER ' l as proven itself cual to u.c tak that Las devolved upon it. j MLRETICS irrit-ite and drench the kidneys, an l by eonstent use . lea I to chonic tlep-enerattons an I co-ifirm d dis-ase. : We present t:ie Constitution Water to tiie public with the conviction that it has i: ie lal in relieving t ie class of diseases for which it has lieeu found a-i t luiuently successlul for curing : and we trust that we ' shall be rewar lei for our cfJiTts in placing so valuable ' a r me y in a form to tuect t: reiu rvments of patient j aud phv sieian. I nttni HEAD!! HEAD!!! I i Ih.nvii.le, Pa . June 2. ls",?,.,. yUw if. Ore,r,, ' I r .s,r : In February, ISM. I w as alMicted with m ear dials-tea. and for live months I passed n. ire than , two c-alloiis of waur la twity-four lionrs. I ; oldige.1 to get up a often as ten or twelve tims during toe night, and iu five uvnths I lost fiftr pounds in 1 weight, imnr.r tiie month of July, lsdl'. J proenmt 1 two botU'-k of Const. tutum WaV-r, and two days afu r j usir.g it I experi.-ncl relief, a lid after taking two but- ' ties I was entindy cured, aoon after regaining my usual good bealtli. Your trulr, ! J. Y. L. DE WITT. j TJiistos roByrm. N. Y., T1--., 27. 11.-. n"i. . Gi-ripj - ft,. nnMs- I fnpely pnve von liVrtv to m.ik.e use of the following ccrt.ficate of tlie value ol i Ccnstitntion Water, which 1 can reeoBimervi ju the bisrliest manner- ily wife was attacked u itf, jiahi in i tlie siiouliicrs. tlnw length of her botk. and in her limbs, w ith Pnlj.U'rti; Of r llmrt awl I.-rj.avm nf ' tkr Elaiilrr. I calk 1 a phy.irun. who atte-nde-1 her I about three ii..i.t..s, when "he le,t h.-r sorx Uian he ; found br. I thee cmployei one of t ie best phvsieiau-j ; I o-ull find, who atten VI her f r aV.ut nine months, ' and whil alie w tinder bis care he did not uf-r ' fju.tea rcucii pain, lie finally gave ber up, and said, i " i't'trnlJr. J m-,'' a. 1 be, ! : i tmci a , Comi if roavV-l.V. wvew ovh J'tr t,um Itfmr.'rtrw nyn.t iptkrr itt rr UtnrtJta." Ahriut th:s tim-j she commenced tlie use of onst!i'jfif.n Water, and to iir titter astonishment. a!im.st the ferst dose ' seem:sl to have tiie dcired eilect. and she kept on improving r-pi lly under its treatment, anl now supv rin- ' ten.l entirely ie-r dotBsfK- 6iir. Sii- ba not taken any of live Con.-tituta n WatT for atKiot fuor wtets, i and we nrc hsjpy t. .iy tfiat it has produced a per- , manest con;. . II. A s t;r...-i ii"ii..s. Wrrm?R?nuj!. f'onii, Mrv'.i 2, laf'Z.- lr. IT. . G.cjj, Jmtr -w ; Having seen your ade-rtieakent jf -t'onstitnti'm Wat.-r." rw-fimm-'ii lei f-r Iudair.ma' tiorr at time kidney and Irr taooa of tJ KIkW. Kav- i ir.z miiri-Col for uie post lb- yearssnd tried the skill j .if a noaVr f phvsKii.s with only ten.porary n-tiei, ( f was induced to try your lue licine. I pneurv-l rmit t b.-t-Jeof v ur ag-fir t Hrtsrd. M-rs. Lee, Sussoo ! i Cnaud w hen I had used half f it, to my tarpriae -I found a preat changr' in mr hilih. 1 Jure used two j b..t!eof rt. and tm wh. re I n-Ter evpctel to he ia r-vl We. dl atmi ia gol ajar ts. I c an at express m i gratitde for it : I fuel last is T! nd nyxre tiian yrn ; n-o .rooeii led it to be. May tije bsemsiae of imtmi ever ; atv-rl ow in voor Ubr.r ef Vrr. Yoors trttlT. LEONARD S. K!t;ELOW. FT asle h-r a! firtirr"?". Price ft. j Wil- H. Okf tHj A CO., ! iroyrietora. 1 MORGAN A ALLE.V. fVn-ral Agetru. -No. 4 'Clnf-t, Xew Yort. f Agasca in f !i lexer Fr 1. L E R. FRENCH FI LLER; ,: Xi'ti-t iu C-isittna LCKD3AL A BEO. SAaa

HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED j STOMACH BITTERS: i X pare anl powerful T.mie. etHrrectire and altcratir of I wtnlerful eificieac ia disease of the , Sbaach, Liver and Bwels. i Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. lU-adac. ! tieneml Debility, Nerrouanea. DepreaawD of Sji ,t. Censuuipu.in, Colie. Intermittin Fevers, Cramps, and Spasms, an I all Complaint of cither Sex, arising from Rvlilr Weakness w'.iether inlartnt in the nystera or produced by spinal causes. Not ni so that is not wholesome, enia! and restorative in its nature enters into tlie composition of HOS"TETTER'S STOMACH HITTERS. Thm popular pr'par.ti"n oeitains iu mineral of any kinil n botameal cVment; r.v fiery excitant: but it is a com'ssatin of l e extr.vts ..f real bals.imic herbs aui pUnta with the purest :ij mildest of ail diffusive stimulants. It is well l- rorx-arirxsl ajrainst disease, anvt, o far a the hiuinii sv.tem can be protected br huiasu in 'ins ii!ii ia ila lies eUften 1 ered by an univlmle-om-atm7b-s-. impure mK anl otlier external cause. HiXl ETi'EK S HITTERS may be rebsj on as a sa 'cellar 1. Iu distiiet. infest -d with i.-rn-l .l;w, it has bee a ; fiuind infallible as a preventative and irresistable as a i rem st, aui uiousan Is who resort to it uu Ier apprwTiensionof aa att..ck. escajie the cour-jc- n.i thousanla w ho neglect to avail tin mk lvvsol its proilueti v ipiaijtie in advani-v, me enrud bv a very brief couia of tl i-. m irvelons medicine. F. ver and Ague patieiita, after Uini: plied with qninin? for month in vain, iint.l fairly .Uurate i w it i that danmus alkaloid, are not unfrequently restored to l.ealth w ithin a few dava by the ue of liostt'ttcr's Ititlera. The weak stelllieh is rapidly inviijorated and the apivtite restored bv this agreeable Tonic, and nenc it u i i is n-on.brs in casj of Diapeasla in lesa con -titm-dlotnis of llidiuestion. Aet'uiir as a penile 'i 1 painless apporient, as well as upon the liver, it also in. artably releaves the Constitution sucrinhieed by irregular a i Usui of the d if s. live anl sccrotivc orjran. Persons of feeble habit, liable t Nervoui A tfHcL, l.owm-aa of Spirits mid Ei!s ol Lnncuoi, find pw mpl anl pcrinaiient rela-f lisnn tli Hitters. The testim my on this jsmit is m ist conclusive, and from both sexes. The ae-ony of llilious Colic is iiiiin sliatelv as-nuaea-1 by a ninle l.we of the tnnulcnt, and br occasionally resorting to it, the Tetnrn nf the Complaint may le prevent.1 1. As a trener.il Tonic. 1 lostrtti-r's It. Iters priKluce i tleets w hu h inii-t Is1 c xpcricii-'cd or w itnessed U'loru they can be fully ftpn-,H i..tsl. In easels of C.ft,.fi..aW H ., 'rrtH-iifn l. y and Dehility and Ii-ereM-tude arisins- from Old Vato, it exoreise-i t ie eWtrw iiitluenee. In the con v ah'seeiit t.iers of nil diseases it njuriU'i as a delight id iui ie.ir:vnt. When tinpower, ot iiatn v aro relax.-d, it ojieratea t. re-enforce an I re-eiist iblish theui. Last.butnotleist.it is TUr 0,,y .V'i'. Sti,uv.l ,.t Ihmo in.iiiui'aetiire 1 Irv.iu Mound and inuoeumis materials, and entirely free from the acid cleui;nti present more or less iu all the ordinary tonics and stoiiiichics of tiie dav. No ('.uu lv in-. I rine has Iveon so universallv, an I. it inav be truly add.d DESERVEDLY popular with tim iiit.llo.'eiit jm ition of tiie couiinunitT, as llostoMer' H.ticr-. Pn pared by IloSTETTER A SMITH. Pittsburg. Pa. Sold by all Drujsjrists, llrorers and Slorkeepera cverrv h i-e. HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS. COMI'orNDFI.riD EXTRCTHrCHl-,a Positive and Spceilio Rein l tor diseases of the Ilia ldi-r, Kidni'VK. tlravel. nnd Drops, cal Swellings. This Medicine increases tiie ovvcr of Digestion, and excit.i the AbsorU-nts into liealthy action, bv which 11k1 Wnfry or Ciilcrisms depositions, an I all unnatural e-nl -i r-o , in ms re nsiund-l. as well as pain and lull.' 1111,11 ton. Ilclmbold'n l.'tlloct Ituchu. For Weakness arising from Excesses, Habits ol Dissipation. Early In-liter -lion of Abuse, atteu led with tlie following sv niptoms: Indisposition M ilxi 1 Hon, Iaisa of Power. Loss iH' Memorv, Diflu ulty of lireathing. Trembling, WakefullncHS, Pain in the back, the Miiacnlar Svsu-tn. Hushing of Vm Ibiily Eruptions on the Fae Counteiian.. aliowe-t f 1 it" on, which this t"ck Nerves, Horror of Disease, Dimness if isioti, Cnivetsal L issitu.le of Il .t Hands. Drvness of the Skin. Palli?d These sjr opt. ini, if lu.slicine invariably removes, noon lolln.vs In one of which tlie Patent imy expire. Who an s i v th.it they are not Ircpiently folluwt J lir tisist.1 "Do'efiil liisi.'sse.se.' 'INSANITY AND CDNSl'MITIOX." Many are aware of tlie cause of their suffering, Hut none will ronfi- tho record of the insane ii Innis. Ati hki. .vciiult Destiis tr Consi xi-tios bear ample v. itive. to tus Truth of the as,ertiou. TWr t!i,HatUt tmH HHnr rjT'-rtrxl trith Orttiu rwfl'MM rtspiircs the ai.1 of b -licine to strengthea aud luvigurate t'ie System Wuicli ilcltiiboid's eitract 'Utirhn invariably ds. A Trial v. ill eonviuce the most skeptical. F CM A 1. 1 XS F E M A I. IX F EM A E E. In tumy ASs tions pocubar to Feiuale-1, tlie ExTttact III cm is uji- lulled by any (titer rem sly, as in Ciilorivis or itc-tition, In-i-gnlant v, Painfuiiwss, or Siippresswm of Custom iry Evuuliom, LU era lei or Scirrhous slat-.1 of t'w L terus, Lcuchoi rhoea or U hiUs Surility, and for all complaints incident to tlie sex wlrfthj-r urising from indiscretion Habits of Dessip ta.u, or in the DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE. Take no more Ilalsam, Mercury, or mn pleasant Mediciuea lor taapleasaal aud daa gerou diseatea. HELMLOLD S EXTRACT Pd C'Iir AND IMPROVED RO.sE WA.-H CI RES SECRET DISEASIX. In a!l their Stages, At little Exposure. Li'.Ue r 0x1 cliange in Diet. No inconvenience. 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