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, 1864-09-02

Fluid Extract Buchu,

In ill diseases Of the Urinary Organs, wheth-
er existing In male or female, from Whatever
cauEe originating, and no matter of how
lorg standing. It Is pleasant in Its tsste and
odor, immediate in It's action, and more
strengthening than any Of the preparations
Of Bark Of Iron.
Thcee suffering from Brokcn-D Down or Del
lcate Constitutions, procure the remedy at
once.
The reader must be aware that however
slight mny be the attack Of the above dis.
eager, It IL sure to affect his bodilo health,
mental powers, happiness and that Of his
posterity. Our flesh and blood are support
I'd from these sources.
, 1864-09-02
USE nIELHtHOLD'S
Fluid. Extract Buchu,

In all dlleases Of the Urinary Organs, wheth-
er existing in male or female, from Whatever
canse originating, md 20 matter Of how
lorg standing. It is pleasant in it, taste and
odor, immediate in its action, and more
strengthening than any Of the preparations
Of B31k or Iron.
Those suffering from Broken-Down Or Del
icate Constitutions, procure the remedy at
once
The reader must be aware that however
slfght may be the attack OF the sboye Dis
eaeee, it Is eu1e to affect his bodily health,
mental powers, happiness, aud that Of his
posterity. Our flesh and blood arc support
ed from these sources.
, 1864-09-02
USE HELy1BOLD'S
Fluid Extract Buchu,

In Ill diseases Of the Urinary organs, wheth'
er existing In male OF female, from whateve,
CAUSE originating, and no matter Of how
long standing: 1t is pleasant in Its taste and
odor, Immediate in its action, and more
strengthening than any Of tho preparation.
Of Bark or iron. .
Those suffering from Broken Down OF Del
~tcate Constitutions, procure the remedy al
once.
The reader must be aware that however
slight nay be the attack OF the above Dis
eases, it il sure to affect his bodily health,
mental powers, happiness, md that Of hi.
posterity. Our neah aud blood arc support.
ed from fhcte sources.
, 1864-09-02

In all diseases Of the Urinary Organs, wheth
Ct exciting in male or female, from whatever
cause originating, and no matter Of how
long standing. It is pleasant in its taste and
odor, immediate In its action, and more
Strengthening than any Of the preparations
Of Bark or Iron. -.
Those suffering from Broken-Down OF Del
icate Constitutions, procure the remedy at
once: .
Tie reader must be aware that however
slight may be the attack Of the above dis
cases, It is sure to affect his bodily health,
mental powers, happiness, and that Of his
po.terlty. Our flesh and blood arc support
ed from these sou1ces.
, 1864-09-02


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USE HEL1IEOLD'8

In all diseases Of the Urinary Organs, wheth-
er existing In male OF female, from whatever
cause originating, and 10 matter Of how long
standing. It is pleasant In its taste and odor,
immediate in its action, and moro strength:
cnlng than sny Of the preparations Of Bark
or Iron.
Those suffering from Broken-Down or Dal-
ieate Constitutions, procure the remedy at
once.
The reader must be aware that however
slight may be the attack Of the above dheas-
es, it is sure to affect his bo.1ly health, men-
tai powers, happiness, aud that Of bis pos
te1ity. Our flesh aid blood are supported
ftom these sources.
, 1864-09-02

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Excesscs or IndlscretIon.
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strenthea and invleorate the system, which streoE
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r. tion, imprudenccs' OF IN the Decline or tion,
, 1864-09-02

We mike no secret OF ingredients. HELM
BOID's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is COM
pofed Of Buchu, Cnbebs and Juniper Berries,
selected with great care, and prepared In
vaeuo by H. T. HE1ADo1D, Druggist and
Chemist Of sixteen years experience, in the
city Of Philadelphia, and now, prescribed By
he most eminent Physicfane, has been ad-
mitted to Use In the United States army, and
is also in very general use in Stste Hospitals
and Public Sanitary Institutions throughout
the land. :.
, 1864-09-02
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Physicians, Please Notice.

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Ingredients. lngt
BOLDs com- BQLp'S FLUID EXTRACT
Bachu posed Buchu
selected with gat caEe, prepared great care
BY Hz1xBo1D, Druggist by T.
Chemist Of sixteen Chemist Of sixteen years
Philadelphia prescribed Phnadelph
Phyclans eminent PhJsic1a
army
Hospitals 7ey general
Public Sanitary Institutions Throughout Sanitary
tbo land the1and.
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=: BOTTLES FOR FIVE DOLLARS, oo1A10 ~ 1'
Delivered any address, accompanied by Delivered to any address,
explicit directions explicit directions
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Physicians, Please Notice.

Physicians, Please Notice.
We mako no secret Of Ingredients. HELM
BoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU Is CON-
posed ofBuchu, Cubcba md Juniper Berries,
selected With great care, aud prepared In
vacuo by E. T. HHABo1D, Druggist md
Chemist, Of ai1teen Jea7s experience, In the
city Of Philadelphia, and now, prescribed by
tho most eminent PhJslclans, ha. been .d-
mitted to use in the United States army, and
Is also In very general MA In State Hospitals
ard Public Sanitary Institutions throughout
tho land.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE, OR su
BOTTLES FOR FIVE Dol1ARs.
Delivered to any address, accompanied by
explicit directions.
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, 1864-09-02

We mike no secret Of ingrdicnts. HELM
BoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is COM
posed Of Buchu, Cnbebs and Juniper Berries,
selected with great care, and prepared in
vacuo BY Il. T. HEIaiDo1D, Druggist and
Chemist, Of sixteen years experience, in the
city Of Philadelphia, md now, prescribed By
the most eminent Physicians, has been ad-
mitted to uee in the United States army, and
is also in 1ery general use in State Hospitals
and Public Sanitary Institutions throughout
the land.
, 1864-09-02

We mike no secret Of ingredients. HELM
Do1;n's FLUID EXTRACT BucHu ta CON-
posed Of Bnchn, Cubebs and Juniper Berries,
selected with great care, and prepared in
vacuo By Il. 7. Hu.ABo1p, Drugglst aud
Chemist, Of sixteen years experience, in the
city of Philadelphia, md now, prescribed by
the most eminent Ph3sIcIans, has been ad-
mltted to uec in the United States army, and
is also In very general use In the State Hospl-
tale and Public Sanitary institutions through
out the 1and-
, 1864-09-02
HEl.AlEULD's
HELMBOLD'S

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Physicians, Please Notice.

Te make no secret Of ingredients. HELM
B0LD'6 FLUID ExTRACrBUCH is CON.
posed Of Buchu, cubebs and Juniper Berries,
selected with great care, ind prepared in
yAcuo by H. r. HM.ABoLD, Druggist and
Chemist, Of sixteen ycars experience, in the
city Of PhI11de1phla, snd now, prescribed BY
tho most eminent Physicians. his been ad-
mitted to use in the United States army, and
ts also in very general use In state Hospitals
and Public ean1ta1y Institutions throughout
the 1and-
, 1864-09-02

HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract Buchu,
IMPROVED ROSE WASH,
VIII radically axtermInate from tho system
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs arising from
habits Of dissipation, At nttle expense, little
or no change In diet, no Inconvenience, and
no exposure, completely supersedipg those
unpleasant and dangerous remedies, Cop.fba
and Mercury, In curing these unpleasant and
dangerous dihea4ea.
, 1864-09-02
Physicians, Please Notice.

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We make no sec1et of ingredlents.- HELM
BOLp'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is COM
posed Of Buchu, Cubebs and Juniper Berries,
selected with great care, and, prepared In
vacuo by H. T. HE11no1D, Druggist and
Chemist, Of sixteen years experience. In the
city Of Philadelphia, and now, prescribed BY
the most eminent PhJalclans, has been ad-
mitted to use in the United States army, aud
is also In very general use- in State Hospi-
tails and Public Sanitary Institutions through
out the land.
, 1864-09-02
HELM B0LD'&

In affections peculiar to females. is uuequllea
bE any other preparation, =. in Ca|orosis Or
Retention, Irregularities, palnfulness or sup
preston Of customary evacuattont, Ulcera'
ton OF sc11rhous state Of the Uterus, Leu
corrhea, and all complaints incident TO the
.eex, whether arising from habits OF dissl-
patton, imprpdences, Or In the Decline or
Change Of Life.
, 1864-09-02

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-24
PERSONAL.

President LINCOLN and his youngest son lef.
Washington last Monday evening, GU tho ord
uauce siuamer Baltimore, to visit den. Grant, ii
Is reported, and 10 STE how affairs are progress-
ing on James river.
Gen. OiLLMoRs, who was lately removed from
his command and arrested by Gen. Batter, aud
Afterwards relieved from arrest aud directed to
report at Washington by Lieut. Gen. Grant, ar
rived there ut an eaily hour Oh Tuesday morning,
llo is accompanied ~ his personal staff.
Gen. BUELL., having been mus tered out Of the
volunteer service, hus now resigned his colonVcy
In the regular army. The Iudiaua Journal saws
he will reside in Indiana. 1t is only just to say
that on losing Gen. Buol the country aud the
service is called to lose ono OF its most accom-
plished and faithful soldiers.
Major Gen. HANCOCK, the country will regret
to learn. Is still suffering severely from tho con-
dition Of his old Gettysburg wound, caused by
his recent excessive exerliUn on horseback and
IN the heid. On Friday last he was unable TO
SIT IN his saddle, and the command Of his Corps
(the Seeond) was assigned to Gen, B,ruey. who
Will continue iu command OF 1t during the disn.
bility or 0en. Hancock, whose illness Is not sun.
posed TO be serious.
Capt WM S. SCHUYLER, l55th New York aid
to Gen. Tyler and Judge Advocate. died on Mon.
day night 1t the Douglns Hospital, 10 this city.
OF gunshOt wound in the-knee, received on tho
3l OF June in front Of Richmond, while rallyinq
his men lie was from Saratoga, IN. W
Bishop BroWnel, the Senior Bishop of tho
United States, has appointed Bishop Mcllyaine,
OF Ohio, to go to Paris this summer to conse-
crate the new Episcopal Church recently built
there by American citizens with permission Of
the French Government. lie will probably leave
for Europe early next month
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-24
Communicated.
Fire Alarma.
70 As Elilor q las Joutnal and slal..man.

To he Editor Of tfe Journal and Siattsmdn:
WiLMlsGToE, June 81, 1864.
sIR:--I write to suggest what lhiuk is a
much needed reform 10 the Gre department uf
our city. At the present time our fire department
seem 10 depend upon uncertain taps OF the bell
Of the Water Witch Fire Co., uncertain saiI
not because it is not struck promptly but DO.
cause of the way iu which 1t is struck. The
striking is done by the direction which the Gre
is raging from the snil Company'a house, as Une
for northerly direction, two for sOuthery,
&C., this morning the fire was in Drardywine
Village which is more Of a noftheily than un
easlerly direction yet tho bell struck for the
eastward causing some OF the Companies 10 run
do Wn Sixth street tOWardthe Old Church instead
Of out to BraudyNiae where the fire actually
was.
The idea desire TO present is this, Instead OF
striking by the direction Of the fire to strike by
the ward OF the city in which the fire Is raging,
as one for the First Wa:j, Sc., until they come
to strike for McDoaellVille Or Brandyuine Win,
age where ! would suggest the striking Of six
taps for MeDJWelville aud seven for Brandy
wine, thiuk this would he good idea for lhoss
who desire the proleeliOn aud welfare Of our
lisens aud would respectfully ask tho atteu-
lion OF our City Council to the matter,
hours truly, ruDlU lsfHREsT.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-24
THE WAR.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE.
wAsnlnnrnn. Juno 90. Top. N

WASHINGTON, June 20, TOP. NJ.
TO Major General Dir, New York;
No operations to-day on the James river have
been reported to the Department
Unofficial statements represent our loss TO have
been severe 10 the assaults on the enemy's works
On Saturday hut no official list OF the casualties
has been received
General sherman. 10 dispatch dated this
evening, at 7s0, says;
"I was premature 10 announcing that the enc
my had abandoned his position. based my re-
port on that of all the army commanders, The
enemy has thrown bnck his flank, and abandon
cd all hia works in front OF the Kenesaw noun
taio, hut holds that mountain as the apex Of his
position, with his flank behind MONDAY and
Moses crock.
ave have pressed them pretty closely to-day,
although the continued rain max es all movement
almost an mpossibilty."
General Foster commanding the Department Of
the South, at Hilton Head, forwards the follow
ing despatch, dated the 10Th of June, at Hilton
Head, s. c.:
~ have the honor to report that havo to-day
received from Major General Samuel Jones,
commanding the rebel forces in this department,
q letter stating that Eve general officers of the
United States, as prisoners Of war, had been
placed in Charleston, tO be retained there under
our fire Against this weak aud cruel act l have
protested lu the meantime, the fire On the city il
continued
81 respectfully ask that On equal number oil
rebel officers of equal rank may be sent to me il
order that may place them under the enemy'i
fire rs long as our officers arc exposed il
Charleston.
This Department has issued n retaliatorl
order transferring 10 General Foster an equn
number II rebel general officers to be treated il
tho manner proposed as long as our officers ar
exposed ia Charleston.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-24
SECOND plspATcn.

WASHINGTON, June ~, 10 p. NJ.
Moor General Dir, Ne0 York:
Dispatches from City Point at half past four
O'Clock this evening report no fghtng to-day.
Movements are in progress which are not now
proper for publication.
The Richmond papers report an attack on
Lynchburg by General Hunter on Saturday, aud
that he was repulsed. 1t is believed, however,
that there was nothing mere than a reconnois-
sance, aud that having ascettained the place TO
be strongly defended General Hunter withdrew,
and is operating upon the enemy's eommuniea-
tions at other ints.
A dispatch from General Sherman's headquar-
tiers, dated yesterday evening" at half past eight
o'clock, states that alt has raned almost inces-
sandy, iu spite Of which our lines have been
pressed forward steadily, and an important posi-
tion gained by General Howard
"Ihe enemy made desperate attempt to re-
take the position last night, making seven dis
iinct assaults on General whitiaker's brigade Of
General Sianleys division, aud losing not less
than 700 or 500 men.
1.-Two hundred killed were left on Whittaker'p
front.
The assault was followed by heavy Gre Of
artillery, under which the position was fortified
and is now safe
"Our cavalry is across Noouday creek on our
left, aud Que brigade Of the Twenty third Corps
Is across Moses creek um the right; but the re-
bel left is behind swamp, and the rains pre-
vent any advance. The fighting is quite severe
at all points
"Ihe euemy are resisting slubborny, and at
tempting the offensive whenever they eau"
General Sigel reports from Martinsburg to
day that "lhere is no truth in the statement la
the Philadelphia Inquirer of the 2lst in relation
TO raid of Meseby. Winchester is not occu-
pied by the enemy, nor are the telegraph wires
cut between This place aud Ilarpel's Ferry"
No military intelligence from any other quar-
ter has been received 10 day by the Department.
Erwin NJ. STASTOS.
Secretary OF War
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-24
coNannss AND TnE nmArr.

SONAAAHs95 AMI AtAhA Dh hFAs
A short time since, our readers will recol-
lect the President, Secretary of War, and
Provost Marshal General, united in n re-
commendation TO Congress, to repeal the
commutation clause in the bill for enrolling
and calling out the National forces. In the
Senate, Mr.. Wilson introduced a bill
to carry out their wishes, and also reducing
the term of service of drafted man to one
year, and allowing him a bounty of one hun
dred dollars at its expiration. This bill was
defeated by decided vote.
On Tuesday in the House of Represen-
tatives, Mr.. Schenck, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported bill, amendatory
TO the act for enrolling and calling out the
national forces. The first and second sec
tiOns repeal the commutation clause and
allow the drafted man TO furnish substitute
in the person Of his father, son, or brother.
The third section provides that the draft
shall not be wholly for three years, but the
President may order a draft for a less period,
but not under Une year. II further provides
that whenever the President calls for u
draft he shall, at the same time, notify the
people OF the country that volunteers will
be accepted in lieu of drafted men, and
these volunteers may be for one, two, or
three yenrs. Every township, election dis
trict county and precinct, is permitted TO
make up its quota of volunteers Volun-
teers serving for one year are TO receive n
bounty Of one hundred dollars for two years
two hundred dollars, and for three years
three hundred dollars. Tho other sections
OF the bill propose 10 remedy the defects in
the old law.
MIR. Schenck in the course Of his remarks
gave several illustrations TO show that the
act for enrolling and calling out the nation
nj forces was mere farce on account of the
commutation clause, US the government can.
not procure men under its operation. Gen.
Garfield, of Ohio, also took strong ground
in Ayor of the bill, and declared that re-
flsal to strike out the Communication clause,
was in effect TO give up the war. The House
voted on the question to strike out the first
section, repeating the cOmmutation clause
and it was decided in the affirmative, yeas
100, nays 80. Mr.. Boutwell,, of Massachu-
setts, then offered an amendment which was
agreed to, that any volunteer or substitute
under the provisions Of this bill, who shall
be honorably discharged previous to the ex-
piration of his term Of enlistment, shall be
entitled to full bounty. MIR. Farnswortb. of
Illinois, moved to lay the bill on the table
which was disagreed to, yeas Al, nnys Is
Mr.. Garfield moved to strike out the third
and fourth sections, pending which the
House adjourned.
We Hope for the cause of liberty and
Union, that Congress will speedily adopt
some measure by which the army can be
brought up TO the numbers required by the
government. We believe Gen. Grant will
successfully accomplish the work assigned
him II properly supported, and no effort
should left untried TO procure men.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-24
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

IIOllander named Bleckman, living 10 Paris,
has discovered his lOng-lost son, who had gone
many years ago 10 seek his fortune, and was
supposed to be dead, in the person of one of tbe
Japanese Embassy now at Paris. A friend of
the old man had detected a strong likeness 10 tbe
missing man in thssJapsnese, 10 spite Of his
shaved head and oriental costume, and this led
to the meeting which was joyful one
drunken couple in Paris lately went home
very tipsy, and the wife soon fell out Of bed and
so fractured her skull that she died on the aoor.
The husband then violently Attempted 10 occupy
the room OF woman living in the same house,
but she flung him down stairs, when he too fell
on his head and was instantly killed.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-24

A man but short time discharged as cured
fr, m the Carlow, ireland, LunAtic Asylum, late
ly suddenly flung his wife on the ground, and 10
spite Of her screams and struggles, had guawel
off nearly all the hssh Of the poor c,eatures face
and swallowed It before assistance came.
A man has been burned to death in Liverpool
from the Ignition Of lucifer matches which he
carried in his trowsers pocket. The fire spread
all over his underclothing, and before his dress
could be cut of his injuries became fatal
grand crystal cavern. 1900 feet below the
surface Of tho earth, has been discovered near
81. Maurice, iu the Canton Of Vaud, Switzer-
lmd It is approached by boat on u subter-
ranean lake, and is said to bo very beautiful.
A London compositor has lost his life by
touching boil On his face with hi, liugers, they
being covered with tue dust from new type This
boil sWelled to au enormous size and the young
man died in ten days.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-24
49,

BEwAnE or CouNrgRrEIrs.--Th New York
Tribune, says, on the 18Th inst, young man
who give his name as Patrick Kolley was AT
rested, by Police Officer Martin Walsh, on sus-
rency. On being searched there was found 10
his possession $297 10 new counterfeit currency,
denominations OF 50s and 25s be had also $720
Bank notes OF different denominations on various
banks (urOken) and large quantity Of new
counterfeit aud altered bills Of the denominations
of 81, SO, So $50, with few genuine United
States Treasury notOB. This busness-lke as
sortment was completed by large bowie knife,
doubtless intended to help oil the rest of the
gooda.