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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
Correspondence between the Father of
Col. Shaw and Gen. Gilmore.

The following is rare aud heroic tttrr:
Brgadler General Gilmore, Commlniing De
partment of the South.
SIR: take the liberty to address you, he.
cause nm Informed that efforts are To he made
to recover the bo6y Of my son, Col. Shaw, Of
the 5lth Massachusetts Regiment, whch was
burie at Fort Wagner. My ohcct ia writing
il 70 say that such Efforts are not authorized by
ne or ary of my family, and that they are not
approved by US We hold that . soldiers IA lsi
appropriate burial place is GU the field where he
has fallen. ! shall, therefore, be much obliged,
General, it, in case the matter is brought to
your cognzance, you will forbid the dc.eeta,ioi
Of my sons grave, aud prevent the disturbuuc,
Of hjs remains, or Of those buried with him =
With most eai nest wishes for your success, / am
Sir with respect and esteem, your ohcd'ent SER
want, FRaNcIs GEokGg SHAN.
New York, Aug n, 1853
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Bronchitis. Weak
Breast, all Pulmonary Complaints.

"Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of VIA
Cherry."-A trial of many years has proved t.
the world that this remedy is more eiieaoous in
curing all throat, breast and lung complaints
than any hitherto known to mankind il giye.
tone aud strength TO the stomach, and for tb,
aged aud dehilitated it acts as strengthening
alerative In IIemorrhage from the Lungs
'Hwayue's Wild Cherry is the most safe AID
prompt styptic in use. Ia Palhisis known by
emancipation, debility, cough, hectic fever and
puruleut expectorition, it il, without exception,
tho best medicine extnnt, oflentimes curing The
most obstinate cases. which had baflled every
expenditure of human skill Prepared only +,
Dr. SwAYNE Son, $50 North Sixth Street
Philadelphia sod by all the principal Drug
gi-ts.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
SANITARY COMMIssIOi
AID FOR KANSAS.

The Sanitary Commission ttatts that they
will receive and forward supplies tor the poor
victims of the late raid iuto knnsas
We continue To receive urteut calls for aid to
the refugees in Leaveuwofth and vicinity The
late ierrioe occurrences in that locality must
have touched all hearts with sympathy for the
hundreds who are suffering The lass of home and
property, and have ied for protection to the
friends Of the Union in other towns. We publish
to-day another letter from Mr. Brown, aud will
be glal to receive and forward any stores that
can be gathered III answer to his appeals
CnicAuo SANITARY COMMISSION Rooms,
September o, 1853 I
Lddiss .im Society Cierciaad
DEAR FRESDs:-l am in receipt Of letters
from Leayenworlh that describe the condition of
the sufferers at Lawrence as most deplorable,
and urging me to do everything possible to raise
help for them in Cleveland and Chicago, and to
havc proper appeals made through tho Sanitary
Commission, rs the people will then have con-
hieuce, AMI will give hOerally ! am willing to
take charge uf any relief that may be sent 10 my
care, ana will count to you, in some manner,
ns for sanitary goods do hope that yeu will
do what you cur, and | know that your kind
hearts will prompt you to do your whole duty i.
tAi= matter with 10 word from me. My young
man ~ Leayenwmth inforus ne that your shp
ment OF goods was received.
Yours, very re pectiuy,
L. r. BRowN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
Gray Hair Restored Badness Prevented

London Hair Color Reslorer and Dressing. y
" London Hair Color Restorer aud Dressing "
" London Hair Color Rcstorer aud Dressing"
" London Hair Color Kestorer aud Dressing 4"
nEsToRts GRAY HAIR WITHOUT DYLINu.
This discovery for the preservation of the
human hnir Is taking the lead of all hair prepa-
ra.ions, bpsidcs rstring the color and making
hair grow on bald heads, il is a beautiful dress
ing, keeps the ha'r soft, smooth aud flexible, re-
moves any eruptiyc disease, Itching, Seurf, Dam
druit &c. Many who were bald aud gray have
had their hair permanently restored. Unly one
preparation. Large bottles, 50 cents SIX bottles,
81, sold by nr SwRyne Son, $50 North
sixth street, Philadelphia, to whom all orders
should be- addressed sep.5
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
GEN. clL1slann,s rrrlr.

IifddYNdFfffS impairment uf thf - -tf,
Morris Island, 5. C., Sept ., 1868,
F. G. Shaw, Esq, Cttlon, Staten l.laut y. y.
Sir: | have just received your letter express
ing the disapprubaion Of yourself aud auily nt
any effort to recover the body of your son, the
ato col Shaw, OF the 54ib Nlas-nchu4et.s
Volunteers buried in Fort Wagner, and request
ing me to forbid any desecratou Of his grave or
disturbance of his remains.
Had 1t been possible to obtain the Loly Of
Col shaw Immediately after the batte n which
he lost Ills life, snould have sent ie To lis
friends, in Difference to Il sentiment winch
know to be widely prevalent am0lg the friends
Of those who fall IN battle, although the practice
is one to which my own judgment hts never
yielded assent
The views expressed in youi letter are so con
genial to the truest instincts OF soldier as to
command not only toy cordial sympathy, hut NY
respect and admiration. Surely no resting place
for your son could he found more fitting than
the scene where his courage and devotion weie
30 cOnspicuously displayed.
| | beg to avail myself of the opportunity ia rx-
press my deep sympathy for yourself and family
| in their great bereavement, and to assure YOU
that ou no authority less than your own thsll
your sons remains be disturbed. Very rtspect-
fully your ohedient servant,
q A, GILMORE, Brig, Gen Commanding
The movement to erect a monument over Col.
Shaw's remains in Fort Wagner IL progressing
iavorably The lst South Carolina Regiment
has contributed for this purpose about IL thou
sand dollars, to which the culured people OF
Beaufort, in response 10 Gen. Saxton's appeal
have added three hundred dollars more Other
regiments will increase the amount to three OF
four thousand dollars.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
THE NOMINEE.

Tomorrow the Union Convention will
meet at Dover, to nominate Il candidate for
Congress We trust that harmony and good
feeling will prevail, and that the result Of
the labors of the delegates will be such as
to commend their action to the people. Let
them give us good nominee, free from spot
or blemish morally or politically, and with
his name inscribed upon the banner of un-
conditional Union we will march to victory.
Let our watchword be peace through war
No compromise with traitors
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06


TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN CANADA tragedy,
arising from conjugal Jealousy, occurred in tie
township of Bayham, Cnnadn last week which
has created intense sensation in and about tie
locality of its enactment. The facts, so TAR ns
we can learn are as follows: 4 small cottnpe
and farm of twelve acres, one mile anil a half
from Vienna, Is occupied by man named Ward,
who is n retired navy captain. lie has been,
though many years married, confirmed lbef-
tine. Domestic broils were the consequences
His wife as ligh-ioned as lie himself charged
him with infIelty 10 her he retortod with up
braidings for Jealousy aud lack of confidence IN
him Recently, while Ward was in Toronto,
Mrs Ward received an anonymous communion
ton assuring her that her husband hai sold the
property, and had made arrangements to leave
for England, accompanied by his paTumour,
leaving herself and daughter destitute, aud that
it was his intention to come back from Toronto
in day or two, take what plate aud valuahlfs
she might possess, aud leave 10 the night. She
at once determined on woman revenge Pro.
curing revolver, she loaded three Of the barrels
with ball, and secreted it in her room, her hus-
band being expected home the next day She
next went to Vienna, aud purchased half a
pound Of arsenic saying it was to poison rats,
which she placed in her bedroom Matters Ind
proceeded thus, and her husband returned as
expected, when Mrs. Ward rushed into his pre-
sence, and asked him why he was going to desert
the family lie replied eyasivey, md to the
effect that she would go where She would not
follow him." The words scarce came out Of his
mouth, when she drew the revolver, taking aim
at his shoulder The ball passed through tic
flesh, lodging in the opposite wall She fred
the ether two barrels ia rapid succession, but
missed and although feled to the ground by
the first shot, Ward quickly escaped out of tue
/ house. The enraged woman having flung dos II
the pistol rushed up stairs, and swallowed the
arsenic, which she had previously mixed in a
tumbler Of water, and placed at her bedside.
She expired in four hours after. in thu greatest
agony. Ward never came back to the house Ill
after his wife was buried, and is said to cxpre.-
satisfaction at being rid of her--Toronto Leader.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
Union Party State Convention

The State Convention Of the Union Party
of the State Of Delaware, will meet at
Dover
On Wednesday, October 7th,
At l2 o'clock, NJ, to select a candidate for
Representative in Congress.
1t is recommended that the Union voters
Of each hundred throughout the State, will
meet at the respective voting places in their
several Hundreds on Saturday, September
26th, at o'clock p NJ, to elect so Dele
gates from each county, to the State Con
vention.
By orderof the Union State Central Com
mittee.
j. 7. HEALD, Chairman.
EDWIN WILMER, Secretary.
Sept. Ia, 1868.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
ON THE RIGHT TRAIN.

We learn that lot of Copperheads, returning
from the Hamilton meeting on Thursday,
stopped at Millville. After firing up wth
strychuine whiskey, they cheered most Justify {:
lst, for Vallandiehum 3D. for Jeff Davis /!
Sd, for Morgan 4th, for Ilell!l!!
These fellows are certainly on the right roal
We hope they have taken through tickets and
checked their baggage" It won't he log
before they reach their journeys eud, vii, re
they will be cordially received by the original
Secessonis', who presdes over the ipfernal re-
Standardization Telsgrqph.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06

JoHN a. DUNCAN Esq.-The Directors Of
the Bank Of Wilmington and Brandywine,
elected, yesterday, John A. Duncan Esq,
President Of the Bank, in place of George
Bush deceased. Mr.. Duncan has long been
connected with the Bank as Director, is
a gentlemen of unmpeachable integrity, and
is eminentiy worthy Of the compliment thus
bestowed upon him by the Board Of
Directors.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
DIED.

wlRNER-In Baltimore Md, September 29th
ut,er brief illness, JAMES II. WARNER in
his 62d year.
GIBBONS III Philadelphia, October lat, MANY
KEspERTos elder daughter Of Julia s.. and
9th year.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06

A LAEdE PEAR-We were shown. yesterday,
mammoth Duchesse a. Aueouleme Pear'
raised in the garden OF Mr.. Samuel Candy of
TINS CITY Although scarcely yet ripe, it weighs
one pound atven onuces aud one lrachm. md
measure fifteen inches by thirteen Had ii
heen ie't ll'i!e niger On the tree its propot-
'lohs would have been Increased, but Mr.. Canby
cnt it eH III orler TO show the curious. at he
agricultural exhibition, 10 day, what can be
done by young tree bearing fruit for the first
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
MARRIED.

BRoWN-sTEWARr.-On the 3 h inst by Rev.
Geo. Il. Wiswel, NJ. ApoLruus BRows, for
merly Of Maine, TO Miss LIZZIE STEWART.
daughter of Charles Stewart Esq, Of this city
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06

GENERAL ANDERSON, is still near this city
at the residence of his noble hearted friend
John r, Latimer Esq. lie expects to
leave in few days.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
GRAND LoYAL DEmoNsTnArION

On Wednesday evening last, the loyal
men of New York ratified the nominations
made by the Union State Convention Of
that State The great hall Of the Cooper
Institute was crowded 10 its utmost capa-
city, and thousands were unable to gain ad-
mittance. Platforms were erected without
in Astor Place, around which were gathered
many earnest listeners to the words Of pa
irioh.m and loyalty which fell from the lips
al lhe u.stinguished orators. Altogether it
WIS one q he largest and greatest meeting,
evgr held 10 New York. Speeches Were
n'ale by Vice President Hamln, Senator
Morgan Gen. CocL rane, Admiral Farragut
the Hot E. B Washburne the Hon. Mr.
Hahn "a others. A number of letters
were read fom distinguished friends OF The
cause q ihe Union and Liberty, umonl
ai.ch was one from our patriotic Governor
lam Cannon, as follows:
a.at n Dtlandre. E1tcahps Department,
DOVER Sept 20, 1863.
IL Messrs. H. Smith, John X yscr, A. NJ
Palmer, j. G. Abte, s. Shock, John Fitch
Samuel Siucler, solomon l.. Hull, Committee
GeNTlENrS Your letter of Invitation re-
questing me to Ne rre-ent AZ tue ratification
meeting to be held at ihz Cooper Institute t
contirm the nominations Of the Union Conyen
uon ut Syrncu'e bias been received.
Il would gl7e me p,nsuie to he with YOU bu
am necessarily prevented.
The loyal men OF the country regard with in.
tense aUxi0tv the elections ia the great State. o
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Every in
dcation cf popular sentiment thete adverse l.
the Administration is felt as u disaster seeou
ouy 10 the loss Of a battle.
d feat At the polls ia the Free Suites is tll
dissolution of the Union The ballot is equi,n
lent to the bullet The one silences the traitor
at home not less effectively than the other strike
down our more manly euesics in the field. Bot
are necessary and equally useful to sustain tn
Government
have the honor to be, ytur obeiient ser
want WILLIAM CANNON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF An
IN " A I'm

Publ shed Tor he benefit, and as "A warning aud
CAUTION 70 iouNG Me-
who suffer from Nervons Debility Premature Decay o
Manhood, etc supplying at tile same timr,
Tiih MkANS " SELF CURE.
ly who has himself ttr being pat To r.eai rs-
pense and injury through medical humbug M Gurtory
ly enclosing post paii addressed @elopH IN rs
copies may be had OF thp author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Efq.
my 2Bly B,dhord. Kings County a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
A VALUABLE MEDICINElll
HOW lIanN Die nf O0nsmmntInn.
ITom n'HIeet 70 pmll0y Que pT0p1T fenedyi
Coudus. COLDS ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, PgvERs
LLLLLIIN ~ nm INV AILN rLLALuI 4

DEBILITY ALL PULMONARY COMPLAINTS
Person. thus si rled s uld resort At once To ,oms r
ille rentiy aud frIm tn s'inluy at th IA ianda WIN
have teeu curld ~ "Dr ScGgnfs Compound ygrtlp of
wa ChsrD' we ntmly b.tvs medicine has svas
equaltd it SUGGEST la eiIerual y curing a Throat
Breast and Lung Complaints II stfeng gthens, hess
purli-i, aiordue nuutisLmeni to tho Impoverished
blood and luds up the constitution It foohe. III .
irritation If iii' murus membrane which lines tho al +
lAsstg0s i which give, so iuch dist ess eiusi tick
looseu tl tough matter which coss up the v.s.els OF
the ihrnt iuugs thus enabling the patient to breathe
iree and uuumi II stimulates The power Of dise.tion
and has Ieritm,i worry many when to nh hu,nan
ptpbtlty u nd uni be pr siale II ihe how ls are
rastse adhcnN Arr0p tuia. your disc se i0s N
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06

The suhserihers having nRon tho Lumber Yarl occu-
pied 10y Jesse Lane, with the Intention uf cAtryns the
s'me business elailing lumhe u d, horei the odd
toners and friends OF the yard viii cpnunuu Nlth she
new firm the patronage SO lib rally bestowed th lr
mer proprietor.
WISE 4 WELpIN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
3 M= pETTENGTLL Z Co.,

No. 81 Pafs Rov, NeiO York. & Safest, Boston,
Are our authorized Agents in those cities to take Ad
vsrtisemen;s and subscriptions for the Journal and
Statesman.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06

Furniture Cars and Drays aud excellent Horses ts at
all hours Furniture ana other arriet Will he removed
from the Steamboat landing aud other pce4 IN The cir
with great care by sklul aud soler driver. A WIN
csire dnying can be accommodated with rrompucss
the lowest possible rates.
ap2lly NORRIS WFTut r.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
WAS TUE VNLV
"PrGp0mliOn for food from Indian Corn"

ITVTWTWTIUH IUT TUUW IIUIH IHUINH NUIH
VHAT rccDivcin mrla aud honorable montion from tho
i k'm e mmlssoUet, It com muotitiou of ali promi-
nent nuuictur,fs CT acorn starch and reparel Corn
fluur' ot thiH sud other countries u1iwithsiandng
MAIZENA,,
Tho i'd anil luEury nf ths Arr without a tiuge fault
"ne Trial Will nvincn tho most sseptrs Mikes pui-
dinfs Cake. Custeis, Blanc Mango, &; w.thout isin-
rt u with w ur upr f- at cost astonishing the most
economical ~ -Ai addition tn ordinary Whea Flour
rety improves Bread AMI Cake IL Is asn excellent for
fhlckenre fwori r4yils for h and meat, soups
&r Fut les rram toihins rompArs with IT. huo
nolcd in ml wil pwlnre rich cream for coffee, ehoeo
iiir tea. &e,
Fut up iu one pnnul a'kngas, under tho trademark
MAa'na with direction ior uaf.
most declput niie OF o.d ior child -en aud nrhNdi
Of all sges ior sale ~ Orpeefa aud biuggists every
where,
lIdoisals Ntpo', 1865 Futon Street
WILLIAM DukYEA, Gearal Agent
..a trfm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
PROCLAMATION.
MASONIC.

NnFRE will be Communca lou Of the Grand Lodge
] ot !. Masons OF DeAwAr hrlt a. Milford, on
Ihursday, October 23d, 1863, ut o'clock = ~
By order Of the N. W. Grand MAsts-
BENJAMIN n odLF,
Grand Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
A CARD.

1lIE sunsrriher having sold hi st0nk Of lumber the
l purpose ot dscuniiuun. the business wanti cIaliy
recommend his succ.ssar-, WISE . NELDlN, {. thoar
who have been customers at the yard. ami s one tNe
partners John Wise, having hs-n identified with tins
business r the pssi years who Perfectly uu-
der tands it, firm that Will attend their wants both
asrtet1y and with promptnosa
JESSE LASE,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
HORSES HoRSES!!
Furniture Cars and Draws.
FrOnt and Eremcn a1rcela.

* The subscriber beg leave To motifs his friend
IT, aud the people OF Wilmington and vicinity
l lthat he ttil continues 10 Keep al his old stand
1AC5uaA-scoruer Ut
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
SwaYno's sarsapa and Tar Pilla
SWAYNE,S PILLS

Purify llo blood remove obsiruetiona Of all kinds
clcus The .ku o all pimples and hbtehes, brng the
ilel color 90 h'altll 70 he pale cheak They eure
ltaitehr; sirk Head che Foul stomach.
u IlnuH Ni.ipitrs-,iyer Complaints.
Prepared onl, Wy DP WATSr Sns No. $50 NoRrn
sixra srsct. rhlIAdsl h.i sid b. all the lrnrlpal
tiu. ii,'s and dealers
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01
The Table
Special Notices.

Gs- The Medical and Surgical Institute
of DR.. L, j. Czapkay is already secured in posi-
tion which places it, as well as its proprietor, far
above the assaults envy and professional malice
In the schools of France the highest prizes Of
ten awarded to practitioners in this department of
medical science and they occupy with others an
equally lofty position in the profession. Ricord is
an illustrious example, shining light among the
philosophical stars of the age in Europe and DIR:
Czapkay has fully equalled him in this country as
proof of which, the Philadelphia College of Med
ieine complmented him with Diploma, and the
honorary ad cundem degree. Selecting this as his
field ofoperations, although qualified as graduate
of the University of Pesth, and late Chief Surgeon
of the Hungarian Revolutionary Army, for more
extended labors, DR.. l.. ]. Czapkay has bent his
diseases, in which he has become SO great an ex-
pert that hs is now regarded as the LEADER in this
branch Of his HFefesson throughout the United
States, and his portrait and biography publish
ed rs matter of interest TO their readers - tho
post exclusive Journals. The Doctors Offices at
his Medical and Surgical Institute, on Sacramento
street, corner of heidesdorf, nearly opposite the
buildings of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
A>E- We ask particular attention of our Eesdess
to the sworn certificates of remarkable cures in an
other column of this paper. jyI9:3m
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

A LIE NAILED-Some of the Confederate
Dems.--or Dem. onfederates-hereabout
we learn, are endeavoring to make capital
by asserting that bill was introduced into
the Legislature last winter, to compel natu-
rallied ctizers to present their papers at the
polls where they might wish to vote. On
examining the records, we find such an
amendment to the election law was intro
dueed, evidently to give unfledged members
an opportunity to make speech. At any
rate theresnlt shows that such must have
been its friends, for on the question +" Shall
the bill be engsossed for third reading?"
three votes-yes three distinguished men,
bers, Orr, Robinson and Torrance-distin-
guished themselves by voting aye; noes 4S.
Now some people may wonder that any
party should make charges against another
On grounds so fimsy, but we ale not sur
rrised at it. This same Democratic party
have attempted to establish an empire on
grounds as baseess
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01
Memnbis 26th-Bafle and Forrest are

Memphis, 26th.-Bafae and Forrest are
reported to have again crossed Tennessee
river, and gole toward jackson. Tenn. Gen.
Dodge has started sufficient force 10 meet
and battle them. Reports state that Penn
berton and staff, and several officers, have
gone to Richmond, but his army is scattered
in every direction.
Cairo, 27th.-Vicksburg dates to July 10Th
have been received. Before evacuating
jackson the rebels set the city on FIRE, and
our forces completed the confagration, re-
ducing the whole place to ruin. 1t is thought
Johnston started for Tombigbee. Sherman
is returning from tho pursuit, not being pre-
pared for long campaign. Among the pris..
oners captured at jackson we're number of
yicksburg paroled prisoners: Gen. Sher-
man ordered of them to be shot.
Pemberton said it was impossible to keep
them tQgether. The retels are pressing every
body into the ranks, both Jew and Gentle.
The excitement is intense. The bulk of
Johnston's army is at Morton, 80 miles east
of jackson. His force is estimated at 30,
600. All surplus stores are being shipped
to Mobile.
Washington. 27th.-Gen. Banks official
despatch of the fall of Port Hudson, says we
captured 20 pieces heavy artillery, complete
batteries numbering 81 pieces rifled artillery,
a good supply of projectiles, &c.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

500 ozs. Sulph Quinine,
100 ozs Striehnine pIre,
IS Sulph Morphine,
100 TBS I6dide Potassa,
l25 TBS Chloroform,
l06 fb Calomel,
1000 TBS Spts Nitre and
Aq Ammonia,
600 lbs Balsam Copaiba.
$50 fbs Gum 4rabie white
20e0 lbs Flors Sulphur
600 ID Oil Lemon Berga-
mot,
5000 gals Kerosene Oil,
hoo gals pure Lard Oil,
in tine,
500 gallons Camphene,
1850 galloas Alcohol, 95
per cent, in tins,
100 gallsns Linsced Oil,
1000 gals Neatsfoot Polar
and China Nut Oil,
300 gallons Castor Oil,
0riganum, Peppermint,
Spruce and Almonds,
Paint Brushes,
White wash Brushes,
Hair Brushes,
Tooth BRUSHES,
Feather Busters,
10 bis refined Lamp black
20 bbls irish Moss,
10 cases Isinglass,
25 bbls Canary, Hemp,
In quantities to suit, all I
ders respectfully solicited
X. ii. Med
Importing mp and and VT
=. II. NcDONA
m AT
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

TAKE NO MORE BALsAM, MERCURY, OR uSpLEAs-
ANT MEDICINES FOR UNPLEASANT AND DANGEROUS
HELMBODD'S EXTRACT BUCHU AND M
PROVED ROSE WASH
SECRET DISEASES
In all their stages, At Little Expense;
Little or no change in Diet: No Inconvenience:
Aud no Exposure.
In causes frequent desire and gives strength to
Urinate, thereby Removing DISTINCTIONS,
Preventing and Curing Structures of the Urethra,
Allayilg Pain and Inflammation, so frequent in
the class of diseases, and expelling all Poisonous,
Diseased, aud rorn-om Natter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF
QUACKS, and who have paid HEAVY FEES to be
cured in short time, have found they were de-
ceived, and that the s. POISON" has, by the use of
:" POWERFUL AsTRSGESTs,' been dried up in the
system, to break ont in aggravated FORM and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.