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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
RETURN OF DESERTERs.

WASHINGTON, March 29-The Tribune
special says, the number of deserters return
ing to the army is RAPIDLY increasing Esti-
mated on the basis of careful returns the army
of the Potomac is receiving acquisitions from
this source at the rate Of two or three reP-
ments a week.
TIE Times special says il is whispered in
speculative circles that correspondence is pro.
ceeding between our Government and that of
France upon the subject OF letting out cotton
and tobacco belonging to the French mer,
chants in Richmond, Charleston, New Orleans
and Mobile.
The Heralds special says Information
received from the army Of the Potomac shows
that it is in splendid physical and moral con
dition. The outposts OF our army in front ol
the city is daily approached by refugees from
the South, and many comes in absolute desii-
tuition, half naked and half starved Under
the recent orders they ufe compelled TO turn
back or await permission 10 enter our lines
These people all tell the same story about th,
destitution in the South and the impossiblity
TO procure supplies and food.
The enemys pickets are visible for seyera
miles but their troops display themselves YER
little. The main body of the rebel army le
back about fifteen miles from Fredericksburg
A large force recently sent and arrivedln tn
rear Of Port Royal Yesterday a Lieutensn
and three sergeuts all from one compan
came into our lines and hundreds Of other
would come but for the difficulty in crossinI
the Rappahsnnoek The deserters repo
that there is great deal OF suffering in th
rebel army and much dissatisfaction anon
the troops
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30
rHE FIGHT AT WILLIAMSBURG.

Fr MoSRoE, March 2s-The enemy att
aeled Williamsburg this morning with caval-
ry and infantry and we're repulsed by the 5th
Pennsylvania Cavalry under Col Lewis
At noon to-day the enems had retreated,
aud Col, Lewis had re-established his pick
cts. Loss not yet ascertained.
The enemy attacked Wing6eld on the Cbo.
wan river, but we're repulsep The enemy S
forces consisted of the AID North Carolina
regiment, and the guerrias under,Col. Brown.
Lieut. Mclean, with part of company
of the lst North Carolina volunteers, took ref
0ge in block house, where they defended
themselves successfully, and after fight q
an hour and half, beat the enemy off
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30
KENTUCKY INVASION

MURFAERsBoRo, March 29-Spseial 70 the
Tribune says il is certain that no rebel 10.
fAntry has passed either tanks OF this army
into Kentucky, therefore Kentucky panic is
baseless. There is reason TO believe that Van
Doren with 5000 mounted infantry and eaval-
~ moved 70 strike the Cumberland river be-
low Clarksyille TO intercept navigation
We have Trustworthy information that reb.
eis are concentrating exclusively at this front
10 resist RosscrGns advance, not 70 attack
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lReported for the DaiIy Empire.l
New York Market.
NEw York, March 30

FL0UR-Receipts 900 bbs; more active,
loo l5c better sales O,00O bbls 60@6 S5
extra state; l0(9T 20 common 10 good
shipping brand X, Ii. o.
WHEAT--Market frmer, and quiet
S7@l 60 Chicago spring; 6l@l G3 Mil
waukee club | 6s@l ~ winter red wes-
tern
C0RN-Market lc better at 5000 sound,
s2@81 unsound mixed western.
oATS-Market) 6rm vt s4@s7 common
to prime
PORK--Firm. 81 .feF Wft.
LARD-Shade frmer
DRESSED HOGS--Shade frmer at :
al
WHISKY Firm at 46G455
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

IN pursuance of order granted by the Probate
IL Court of Montgomery county, Ohio, we will ODER at
public sale at the door Of the Court House the city
Of Dayton, ON
Saturday, Aprl IL 1893,
Az O'Clock OF said day, the following described
real estate, situate in the city of Dayton Ohio to.st
Lot numbered on the plat OF said city three thousand
and hfy two S0o2l and ten 40 feet of the north side
of lot three thousand and hityone (3OS commencing
at the northwest corner OF sad lot number three thou
sand and tfy.two lJoS2) and running south on Stone
street ten 0 eet thence by parallel lines east 70 the
Miami canal said above described properly being the
homestead and the dye house and fixtures hereto OF
said William Turner, deceased.
The above premises were appraised as follows: Lot
No. JO52 with the ten 0) feet of lot No. 3O5l being
the dye house with all the fixtures thereto, aud the
homestead OF said William Turner, deceased and on
the canHl at Fh street crossing at S4,5OO said prop
erty may sell for two-thirds OF the appraised value
thereof
Terms Of sale-One- third cash, one-third in one
year and onethrd in two years from the day Of sale
with interest; the payments to be secured by mort
gage upon the premises sold.
JAMES TURNER,
JONATHAN kENNEY,
.f d. 3. Administrators of William Turner deceased,
J. VI bAGsorT, Attorney. 2. mai4wts
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him. They are noe not less than $4,000
strong fortified at Tallahoma, Stevenson and
Bridgeport No troops at Chattanooga No
infantry has appeared at Knoxville Rroyi.
sions are moving from Richmond TO Tallaho-
ma There is no doubt the rebels are sitter
ing for want Of provisions. Joe Johnston s
Headquarters are at Atlanta Gen Bragg Is
in command OF the army with his Headqpar-
ters at Tallahoma
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FARM FOR SALE.

UNHE subscrber offers for sale his place known IA
miles from Dayton, and south Of Centreya, on lie
spnuRborough pike contains T5 aefes, 60 o. which
is cleared; is In good farming order; bottom and
ond bottom, aud rs suitable Tor wheat cou, oats,
bacooi sorghum, any other crop, good hanlel
baru log house, 'nd other ont'buidnRs are on
the place. itI4
lie also wishes 60 sell his dwelling house, sitaaisd
~ No. 10 Walnut street In this oity WV
Persons desiring 20 purchase farm or dwelling
will do we'll 70 call at the Clothing stors Of William
Waller, 3Qi Third street. rt.s .ff.a
fslsda@T WIN. wALKER
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rIaHTING IN MISSOURI.

KANSAS Cry, March 2s-Capt Bowen of
the steamer Gaty, just arrived from Indepeu-
deuce, reports that while passing Sibleys land
ing no was hailed by band of guerrilas,
who succeeded in boarding the boat killing
five infantry men, fifty cavarymen and two
negroes After this they robbed all the pass
eugers threw over board one hundred sacks
of hour, &c, and a lot OF Government wag-
Ous
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DN special arrangement we publish exclusively the
~ Gard Photographs Of The Lllipuuan wedding
eaaehd ToN fHUMR. IN ms wedding nit Price
2j cents;
Mrs. General TOM THUMB. in wedding dress-as
cents;
MI. and Mrs, General TOM THUMB, in Wedding
dress-2j cents;
aud bridesmaid-25 cents;
Mrs. General ON THUMB, in celebrated reception
dress-25 cents
Misses LAvINiA and MINNIE wARREN-price 25
cents;
The whole BRIDAL PARTY. tgroup Of four card
50 cents;
cents;
The BRIDAL PARTY. (stereOscopic colOred)--75
cents.
The price Of card pctures coiored will 90 l25S
extra. Can be sent by mail receipt of price and
postage stamp.
None genuine unless stamped with our trade mark
EA, IN circle ON the front OF the photograph BE-
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Manufacturers OF best Photographic Albums and
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The Negatives Of these exquisite pictures we're
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GuERRILLA OPERATIONS.

KANSAS CRY, March 29--Further pariicu.
lars Of capture of steamer Sam Gatty yester-
day by Guerrillas states that 2 negroes and ,
wounded soldiers were killed, A third woun-
ded who escaped to Independence. Amount
OF money taken was 2O,200 of which soc be-
longed 70 the boat Guerrillas had intended
to destroy the boat but they finally allowed
her TO proceed
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PETITION FOR PARTITInN

Catharine Smith, John J.. smith, her husband and
Philip d. Gunckelvs Sarah Lees, John NJ Lees her
husband, Isaiah Guncke, and Orlando r. GunekeI
MINOR heirs OF Daniel p. Gnnctel, and Mary Ciunck,
el, widow Of said d. r. Gunckel, defendants snne
nor Court Of Montgomery county. Petition for
FIJHE ,iefendants, sarah Lees. John M r.os ho.
i husband Isaiah Guneke Orlando r. Gnnekel
and Mary Gnnekel, will take notice that petition was
6led against them on the s4h day OF February A. D.
1869, by the above named plaintiffs aud is now pend.
OHIO wherein the said Oatharine Smith and phiun n
Guncke demand mat partition be made OF the follow.
ing premises, situate m Montgomery county state of
OHIO, and founded and described as follows; Being
part OF the southeast quarter Of section number seyea
township oand range hye east beginning At the "
corner Of ihetwenty ape tract OF land decided by D
Y. Gunckelto Joseph Cupp, In the year Is thence
Is9 30 with the west line Of said twenty acre tract
TO the n0thNe=t oorner thereof being abont Httvon
perches thence l6' 5V with the west line or an
eight acre tract o. land decided by Daniel P. Guncke
10 Richard Lane in the year ls TO the nohyest cor
ner OF SAID tract sxty-two perches to eornr M fhe
Dayton aud Germantown pike thence 4so 4Si along
said pike one hundred aud twelve peTches TO the Old
corner Of the farm decided by Philip Gunckei 10 Daniel
r. Guncke and as occupied BY said ID. p. Gunckei in
his HE Tune Thence ~ sV thlry'hree and three.
enths percles 70 The section linei thence 500 10 q
one hundred and eight aud nine-tenths Ierehes 10 the
place o. beginning, eonialnng forty acres and sew.
| enty six perches, more OF less.
Also, the following tract situate in said county and
state and being part Of the southeast quarter Of sec.
ion seven S~nSnp We " range aye eSsl beginning al
twenty acres and one hundred aud thirty percheI
deeded by Daniel T. Gnnekel 10 Joseph Cupp in the
per OF the farm owned by Daniel r. Gunekel; thence
So 80 80 $40 perches; thence 4s' 4g " aion,
the line Of the Dayton and Germantown to the north
aornar of ihe eight tIaot Ol land decided i,
Daniel Gunckel TO solomon Cupp In the year 1907
being II g. pennies; thene 100 sV along The eas
line Of the said eight acre tract to the north nne
Joseph Cuppz northern line OF his twenty acre tract
ninety pefcheF thence q eee 10 along sAd northern
line ot oupps land 70 the place o. beginnnR thirtl
perches, containing twenty-five acres, mors OF less
AZ the nqxt ternl Of said Superior COuEt Application
viii be niade BY said plaintiffs or an order hit Parti
ton may DO mads Of said premises according 70 thl
statue In such cases made and provided.
ifH uiDlf afr itlI Houk a MCMAHON
isxiW6 t.t Attorneys for PlsiliihS.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE,


'''''''' 'NNNA~'' Montgomery 0uIeIloI NOultB
Sarah Fitzgerald et vi. Case No gOsO
n obedience TO the command of an order of the su.
L perior Court of Montgomery county, Ohio, | will
offer public sale Ut the door OF the Court House M
the ciD dt Dayton, on
SdtHday, AprR Is, 1893,
Al O'clock IN OF said day, the following described
real estate situate In the county OF MONTGOMERY and
stale Of Ohio, and known and described AZ lots mum
bered fourteen Q4 tilteen (l6 and sixteen C0) con
tanning seven a. aeres and fity six hundredths (56.lOO
Of an sore, more or less, the plat of subdivision
o. - acres part OF section 2s township ?, range 4
alad hFer ownshlp, Montgomery county, OHIO, laid
July zssh 1889 "a plat book A, page ILL., land records
OF Montgomery county, ohio, and being part of The
lands devised to Jane Wilson by her father, Colonel
George Newcon, which lots are more particularly de-
scnbed in the plat aforesaid.
SAID lots have been seVerally appraised at 5000 each
They will each be sold sepaIaiey and cannot sell for
less than two-thirds Of said sppfaisemeni Terms Oi
Hae--cash #. p. CUPPY,
mal5dtwawts Mast, Com. Sup. Court
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CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,

v 1
Established in the Year 1850
FOR THE CURE or PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control OF Two Of the most Eminent
Physicians in The world
nR. Il. BONAPARTE from London and Paris
~ Hospitals, and tor the pastten years OF the Ciu-
einnati Nenereal Hospital and DR.. E. Il. REYNOLDS
late OF New York. This is the only office IN the city
where permanent cure OF Private Diseases can be
Obtained, without the use of mercury change OF
dAt. Gonorrhoea cured in 6to ~ hours, Gleet cured
in to 10 days. Structures cured IN TO weeks Noe.
tllrnAl Emissions stopped in 70 d days. Seminal
Weakness cured in TO weeks; Syphilis in its prima
ny stages cured in days; Secondary symptoma in
TO 3weeks; Skin Diseases cured IN TO weeks; i'm
potency, Ugor restored IN to weeks All diseases
of private nature treated with unpara eed success
male or female.
DE-. Bonapartes great work on private Diseases tha
Private Guide to Health, beneficial TO ALL male aud
female, old and young, should read this book twill
| enlighten those who grope in darkness. Price 70
cents, sent by mail.
| DR.. Bonaparte's French Patent Male sael II is
perfectly safe, and never las TO 20 satisfaction Itis
Price OF the French Patent Afale Safe 81 the single
one, "a per half dozen, ~ per dozen, sent by mail
SO madame LozlER'5 Female Monthly Pills is IA
safe and reliable remedy for suppressons and ali f-
| male diseases Ladies should not use them ChunnR
| pregnancy, Rs they will produce miscarriage. pfre
81 % per box-extra hne S6-senl TO any address by
| mail.
Drs. b. & R. are the men to consult; they are un.
questionaby acknowledged TO be the champions and
kings Of Ytnereal Diseases and the only Doctors who
receive monthly reports from the old world; they
have been accustomed from an early age OF youth 10
witness the various diseases which atllct mankind
| aud to watch the progress through long career o
professional study. ln every sphere of life, from the
humble abode OF poverty to The mansion OF the veal
thy, and having asceralped beyond u doubt the yas
suffering OF humanity, they determined 10 select the
generaye system rs their particular study, to de
vote their whole attention TO the alienation of the dIs
eases OF these important functions. No letters win be
answered unless they contain remittance or a post
| age stamp. Call or address,
| - Drs. B0NAPARTE & REYNOLDS,
No. lse sycamore street, between Fifth Sixth, cas-
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oitice hours rom AN to9 PM FED
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John v F00'l s9PsHSa cgss SG 9Ss5t @Ss5
jonathan stump etal in PSrtition' ION
DY virtue Of and obedience to, the command of
ID order of sale issued by the Superior Court of
Montgomery county, Ohio, aud TO me directed, l will
offer at public sale at the door OF the Court House IN
the city Of Dayton
Saturday, April IL, 1865,
Az O'Clock III OF said day, the following described
real estate, to-wlt Beginning IN the east half Of sec
ton seventeen %, town three go, range four (4)
&C, beginning at post the east boundary line OF
said halt section fifteen chains north Of the southeast
corner OF said section TO Elijah BoIs corner from
which walnut Il bears south l59 east links dis
tant; also, sugar IL bears 50o "a links distant;
thence o. on said east boundary line 70 chains to
post, from which sugar / d baArs lOo q l6 links
distant alsS, sugar due links distant; thence
So ~ chains 10 thu half section line TO post from
winch grey RBh IA j bears south 55 10 links dis
tant; also, red elm ID Il bears S5o IL links dis
to Elijah Foxs corner, from which beech IA bears
25o " y links dlstant also, beech i4i bears due
~ links distant; thence with said EoS's line s5o
~ CHAINS TO the place OF beginning, containing one
hundred acres Of land more or less
The above described farm ~ situate about four miles
southwest OF Gernanowni good soil; thirty We acres
Of the best OF timber; sugar, walnut and ash timber;
also, one OF the best orchards in German township
lying public road, and 1t said to he one OF the
best upland farms IN the uounty. u "a tt etl
Appraised at Sdl 80 per acre and cannot sell for less
than Two thirds OF the above appraisement
Terms-one-third cash, one-ihird in one snd the
balance IN two years from the day Of ssle deferred
payments 20 bear interest and be secured by morgase
Oh the premises.
GEORGE woGAMAN, Sheriff Mont county.
GUNCKIE SrRoSa, Attorneys. lnA7wts
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lReporsed for the pally Empre,l
New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, March 20
STOCKS-Beiter, moderhtly active; money
at per cent on call; Sterling Exchange
quiet at l04 for specie American Gold
closed at l4Gt y United States skies 81 con-
pons ] %, registered | O4t, Treasury $40
06g, one year certificates 99s, Demand
notes / 534, United States fves u coupons
963, New York Central I 90, Erie 75s,
5-20s 034
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CinCImnatI Market.

OiNtiNNAiii hihtCH
FLOUR-Holders asked higher prices.
SuperGne 1906 75 extra 8 S5Cd6 90
iamiy,to % fancy & 1906 20. Little doing.
WHISKY Market dun at 424G423 latter
rate for wagon.
WHEAT-Advance asked checks business
256Dl % for prime to choice red, BOA
30 Tor prime Indiana or Ohio white, and
35Ggl S5 Tor prime TO choice Kentucky
white.
CORN-Demand not equal to offerings
which are liberal Ear at 6S@6S in bulk 4,
shelled at 6S9GS in bulk, and at S0@sl in
cluding sacks
0ArS-Market dull moderate demand.
We quote at 70697l in bulk, at s2@s3 in
cluding sacks .I 2rit1t
RGE-Market unchanged aud quiet at 95
@97 for prime sam plies on arrival
BARLEY Demand moderate, offerings light.
Prime tall at 60C9l Go ; state spring, prime
to choice, at | GOAL 5S. t..
GR0CERIES-Marke dull and quiet
sugar l2@l3t, coffee 33935, .molasses
60665.
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JEREMIAH ENNIS' ESTATL

NOTICE il hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified Administr on
The estate OF Jeremiah Enns, late Of MontgomeIy )
county, Ohio, deceased.
ma2sw3 f A. GEIGER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30

Christian Miller ! Case No. 1887
jacob Heldschuh ct al. Superior Court
DY virtue OF Judgment OF the superior Court of
ID Montgomery county, Ohio, rendered in The above
entitled cause, / will, on
III = "a Saturday, Aprl Is, 1868,
At the door OF the Court House IN the city of DAYTON
sell to The highest bidder, between the hours of and
O'Clock m OF sad day the following real estate or
parcel of land, VIZ situate said city of Dayton and
known and described as follows: Lot numbered mne
hundred and six l9OGl the revised plat of the said
city Of Dayton, in the state Of Ohio
said lot has upon II a good dwelling cooper.shop,
and distllleTy, with large cellars attached.
Appraised NJ $500 and must sell for 81, 800
mal4wts GEO. W. MAbAMBRE, Mast Com
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30

Frankfort and Lexington are under mar
tial law All quiet in that vincuity No news
from Danvile to-day
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DaYton NIarket.

DAYTON, March 2S.
wholesale 6 %, retail c 70
WHEAT--l 20
CORN--40 ~ f-
OArS-45(a5O tsU 100 5a
BARLEY--l 25G9l 26.
RIE--90@l 90
HAY-Timothy II OO@l2oO per ION
FLAX-SEED--3 co.
WHISKY--45@A5.
GRoCERIES-Coifee 33l936l; Sugar l34
@l44 Molasses 65@66 Sugar House
Syrup 65@75; Teas 30@l so; Cheese
l29@l3; Rice sC9s1 Dried peaches SOLO;
Dried apples aCa5; Beans 60(62 rs per hrp
Butter 20@}s5 Eggs lO@I2aq
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REBEL. RAID

LoUIsyrLLE, Marco 29 THE journal learns
from creditable source that two divisions
of rebel infantry crossed the Cumberland yes
terday, at Staggs ferry, near Wsrlsbnrg, Pu-
laski county
Headquarters have received no notice of
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W. q, HOAG'S
FLAX-SEED SCREENER

7 L
L in Flax Seed, and the public generally, that
ever Invented for ,tJ
a. l. n A ING FLAX SEED
Aud all other kinds of gram. This Mil embraces
top nine eet long and tine screen same length
also, lower screen ten feet long IL the work
thoroughly, and satisflction is guaranteed.
Persons wishing TO purchase State or County rights
will address the subscriber at Hoosiek Rensselaer,
county, N. Y.
He takes pleasure in referring the following gen
tlemen IN his own town; Lewis CTGnde, Jno g. bau.
Gus, John II. Haynes, VIM Wilcox, Robert Gardner
]. NJ. McCloskey, New York, DAVID Kirk, Troy D. H.
O. \ 8. Bali, Piqua, Ohio.
All orders addressed 70 sToDDARD a GRIMRB,
Agents At Dayton, will be promptly attended to.
The undersigned have had several thousands bush.
els OF Flax Seed cleaned by "Hoag's" new Flax seed
Mill, and they take pleasure recommending it q,
! the best MIL they have ever for cleaning BAI
/ Seed. WALLACE & RANSOM, Z
| q. W. q @. A. BROWN.
! iasodawlme WARREN g. HoAG, Hoosicl, NJ Y.
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III K "a D % U "A r. II Il r. g
FOR
Produce and Provisions.

JACOB W. HEIDLER, "Montgomery Housa -
y corner room, at the old Excelsior Daily Marke h
constantly receiving and keeps for sale FRESH Ann
DRIED MEATS, POULTRY, PRODUCE, VEGRTA-
bLks, FRUITS, GAME in season, and ali the edibiee
that ne can collect nom the four points OF the com
the palate, may be had attne Excelsior Market.
sod Jakeis determined TO please the public and he
tahlshment '@' '
you ANY and every day. iai6dam
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HELMBoLDS EXTRACT BUCHU,

HELMBOLDS EXTRA or BUCHU,
For Weaknesses
Arising from EXcesaes, Habits of Dissipation, Early
lndiscretion abuse.
Attended teth he joiiOioilg Symptoms:
Indispositon to ExertlOn, Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, Diihculty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror OF Disease, Valentines,
Dimness Of Vision, Pans IN the Back,
Universal Lasstude OF the Muscular system,
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body,
Dryness Of the Skin, Eruphons on the Face,
PALLID CoUHTRHANCE.
These symptoms, If allowed 70 20 on, which this
medicine lnyariabe removes, soon follows
IMPoTENCY, FATUITY, EP1LEp1IC FITS,
In one of ichieh As Patient nay Expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently followed
by those "direiul Diseases"
'INsANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware ofthe causes Of their suffering,
NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUMs,
And the Melancholy Deaths BY Consumption.
Bear ample witness 10 the truth Of the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
ae requires the aid Of medicines TO strengthen and
lnvgoulte the System
which HELMBOIp's EXTRACT BUCHU
invariably dsss.
A trial viii convince the most skeptep.