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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
MARRIED.

WEYL-REECE.-On the 23l inst by Rev,
Geo. +. WisWell, MIR. CHARIEs WErL, and
Miss MAGGIE ]. REkCE, Of this city.
BTEWART-WILSON.- Also by the same, on
the 22d inst, Mr.. WILLIAM STEWART. and
Miss ELIZABETH WILSON.
J0HNs0N-STEWART by the same,
Mr.. JAS. Johnson knd Miss MARI A. SrEW-
ART all Of Philadelphia.
RMST0NG-AR MSTR0NG.- the Sth n-
stAnt. by the Rev. Mr.. Breck, JANIS Ann
STRONG and MARY ARMSTRONG, of Christiana
Hundred.
CULLEN-KIMMEY.-At the resideucs Of Jas.
KINNEY, ESQ, Kent County Del, on Tuesday
evening, lGlh inst, by Rev. G. Huntington,
Lieut. HRzEKiAH CULLEN, 4th Del. Vols, aud
Miss MAHoARErTA ]. KINNEY.
SMlTH-JUMP.-0n the 10th, by s. W. Thom-
as, WILLIAM c. SMITH, Esq. Of Kent Coun-
ty Delaware, 10 Miss HALLIE r. JUMP, Of
Caroline County, Mn
PlER-SCARB0RoUGH.-0n the 18th inst
at the Sloan NJ. L. Parsonage, by Rev. VIM.
Smith, Mr. EDWARD PIsR TO Miss MARY L.
SCARBOROUGH, both OF Rocklaud, New Castle
c., Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
An Ordinance

W amend The Ordinance buutled "A An O-dlnab,a .o,
City" 'N' !" tue heAith OF the
sietios |. De Il or8ainsi by a1e Civ Council n, ~,
Hhgeh IhAt the ordinance entitled OrdInane. -
amend an Ordinance entitled An Ordins nee ~
May 3D. 1850 be- aud the Is hereby repssIa 4Aseu
SECTION And oe II further OTdd ned maj S..,,.
hrst oi the ordinance entitled An Ordinanee ro
ING Nuiianees Injurious TO the Health OF ths cit
amended by striking out all hetResn the 95ib iJn y,
the S2d line, Inclusive Of those nes and nhl @
thsrsot the following, to wit: iH i'eu
me owner agent and tenant Of any pnouertv IN ~,
Cly snail either OF the hs liable 10 the III ~ I'm
Or olheI person employed, for the expenses of
pNy Nels 90 such property, WHEEL her the cleansin
or tenant Aforesaid e e"neh agent
II the owner, asent or tenant OF any proDar,v IL, ,,
Ciy snail suner the privy we'll thereon "a ~ % All
any two members Of the City Council or or tbs
hsAln hAli declare the same 10 be Il nulssnea -
enhei h Agent and the tenant 10 possession sh,ii ~
e,her % " tnen responsioe, and after notice uness NJ.
pnvy sha he eleanstd vithin three daystlm
guilty o. common nuisance, and Tor every an s oe
tnAll Dc liable TO hne not leBs than ona enus
man. ' 'nAyor or Alder
Il shall mot be lawful for any person to els,n.. ~
months Of July and August unless sneb 'a ssnk the
snal have been eeanssd within two months ven
nllhe VI having hrst obtained from The
hoara ~ health permit authorizing the ssns ~
III nhen ne ahA pay TO the Secretary for the use AZ th
,hS sun oI Two doArsi and every person so ofanJ
TX snaii ~ BuNY OF common nuisance and thall ~
AIg % ne OF Ve dolArs, to be imposed BY the Mavor
Passed at the City Hall. Feb IS. 1864.
A. HOLLIHGswoRTu
Attsst' K. t. TAYLOR, CLERK. ' NY I.iSss SSsash'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
THE PRESIDENCY AND TIE CALIFORNIA
LEGISLATURE

seties Of earnest, patriotic resolutions pass.
ed the Senate Of California on the 26th ult., by
a VoIe OF % 10 4. The came resolutions, more
qualified, passed the House. To the last one the
Senate added nn amendment, recon meuding
President L'noolu for reelection. We quote
Few OF the most ~, nj neht resolutions to show
on Wha' a iasl foundation Of good sense and pat
rioiism the .oya,ty ot California is based
THAT We endorse the Proclamation Of the
President Of the Uuited States OF January /.
1865, declaring ne slaves ia all the territory
which it covers. forever free and we hold laat
its operation is not contingent upon the occupa-
tion Of any territory by the National arms, but
that IL is self-scting, and gives TO each slave a
full and complete legal title Of freedom, and we
will never consent th they SHALL for any purpose
or for any end, be returned TO their former oon-
dtion OF bondage; but we pledge ourselves to
stand by and support President Lincoln in his
noble determination to maintain the plighied
faith Of the nation inviolale, as expressed in his
last message, when be says: 81 shall not at
tempt to ietraet or modify the Emancipation
Proclamation, nor shall return to slavery any
person who ls free by the terms OF the Procama
tion. or by any act Of Congress-"
"pbat in abraham Lincoln, President Of the
United States, We recognize purity fife, single
ness or purpose, the far-seeing, conscientious
Statesman, the uncOmpromisipg, unsulled pa
trOt, the aim Of whose life is the preservation of
the Union and the restoration Of peace upon the
immutable aud eternal foundations Of freedom,
and freedom only that to his wisdom, sleepess
watchfuness, unselfish patriotism, prompt &C.
,ion, and determined will to pursue the right
sad abandon the wrong, the people of these Unit
ed States are indebted for the proud position
which they this day occupy on the great map of
nations that when we consider the fiery ordeal
through which this man Of the people has passed
unscathed and untainted, II is not strange that
public confidence in him should remain unshak-
en-: and that while We revere and hoBor other
and noble patriots who have performed SO well
their several parts in this great drama, the peo-
pie still look to Abraham Lincoln as the instru-
ment selected Ivy Providence to lead their
country in safetythrough all It's peris and restore
it again 10 peace in which no element Of dis.
cord shall be found, and that We do most heartily
favor his reelection"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
Congressional summary.

In the senais on Tuesday, the amendment to
The bill equahzing the pay Of United States
soldiers, to dsarm colored troops and make them
teamsters, was lost Messrs. Salisbury and
Riddle, voted for the amendment The bill was
discussed until the hour Of adjournment.
10 the Senate, on Wednesday the bill to create
the rank of Lieutenant General was passed
lie Is lot TO be commander -in-chief, and it is
leit to the President to confer il on the officer
Of bis choice In the House, the bill to estab
lsh bureau Of freedman's affairs was ais
eussed. The Naval appropriation bill was
amended by Increasing the appropriation for
the construction aud repair OF vessels from
twenty millions eight hundred thousand, to
iwaniy-six millions three hundred thousand, 10
place our navy on par With the nsries Of
England and France.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26

SUDDEN DEATH OF PRIsTER MIR Austin b.
Williams, well known among the printing com.
munity, died suddenly on Sunday. at the hydro
pathc institution Of DR.. Trail s Co, in Laight
street. Apopexy was the cause of his death
lie was in The Slst year of his age, a native Of
Exeter, N. II and for the past twelve years con-
necied with Tie Nsp Fork Tina. Mr.. Williams
wa, perhaps, the heaviest man in this city,
weighing 42O pounds, and requiring ! yards Of
brosdcloth to complete his exterior outfit. lie
was noted for his humor and ready wit, and was
repeatedly sought after by Mr.. Bsrnum as a ma
tural curiosity Tor his Museum, but always de-.
clined to make public exhibition of himself
n Y. tribune.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
"Dr. sWaYne,s Panacaa -


rhe dhEAr ALTERNATIVE AND BLOOD PURIFIER
And the most reliable remedy for
Scrofula, Ulcers and White Swelling.
Marasmus or washing Of flesh, Dropsy.
liberated Sore Throat, Hip Ioint Complaint
Dark Botches, or defects in the skin.
Obstinate or Scaly Eruptons, Cancers.
Weakened and Debiitated system.
Boils, Yellow Skin, Pimples 10 the face.
Mereurisl Diseases, liberated Sore Legs, sc.
Patients whose bodily health seemed entirely
gone, and the whole system feastered with the
corruplons Of scrofua, have been perfectly re.
stored by this world renowned Pauroea.
10 case OF eruplions Of the skin on any part OF
the body anoint with ''Swayne's All bealing 0in,'
msnt" 1t will hasten and cure the most obsii.
nate and loathsome diseases, no matter of how
ong standing. Be very particular to get The
senune, as prepared only by Dr.. SwSYsE h
goS, No. $3.50 North Sixth Street. Philadelphia
Sent by Express TO any address.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26

TREATMENT or Frozen PaRsox. .-Che.iiu.
a german authority, gives tue following advice
for restoring frozen person. lie should br
brought into cold room, AMI after having been
undressed, covered up with snow or with alotb
in ice-cold water, or he may be laid in cold
water 50 deeply that his mouth and pose oply
are free.
When the body is somewhat ihawei, there ig
commonly sort oficy crust formed around il.
the patient must then be removed, and the body
washed with cold water mixed With a little wine
or brandyi when the limbs lose their stiffness
and The frozen person shows signs Of life, he
should be carefully dried, and put Into cold
bs1 in cold room scents AMI remedies which
excite sneezing are tobe put to his nose air to be
carefully blown into the lungs; if natural breath
irg does not come on clysters Of warm water with
canphoraied vinegar thrown up the throat tic
kled with feather, and cold water dashed upon
the pit Of the stomach. lie must be brought by
degrees into rather warmer air, and mild per-
spirants, as elder and balm tea Tor weak common
teal with Mindeilu's spirit, warm wine, and the
ton,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
GIG Market Street.
TO THE TAX PAYERS OF DIVISION No. I
UNDER THE NEW NATIONAL
nAN LAW

The United States Deputy Collector of Inter.
ma, nal Revenue, for Division Ao /. comprising
Wilmington, Chrisfiana, Brandywine and Mil
Creek Hundreds, informs the Manufacturers
Butchers aud others, that the duties and take,
aeoruoe upon their returns to the Assessor fol
the mouth of January, 1864, will be due Oh
the 2O'h day Of February, 1864, and that he will
be at his ofice, ou and after the Goth u Febru.
ary until the lsto: March, for the purpose of
receiving the same. Payment in all cases to be
maae ln god or silver coin, or in Treasury
notes issued under the authority of the United
States, or in notes of banks organised under
the act TO provide National Currency. AMI
known as National Banks
Ail persons not svaiing themselves Of the op.
porIuuiiy of the lime named, will subieo, tbem-
selves to an addition Of ten per cent on the
amount due. w. '''
am prepared to deliver Licenses to those
persons who have not taken them out heretofore
JOHN !. HlLYARD, deputy Collector,
Office GIG Market Street. Oaiee bopTs ,o
l2 A. NJ, to 81 p. NJ. rfeb, le.2w
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
Cough, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis. Weak
Breast, all Pulmonarv nomnIa re-

y, "Dr. Sgaynss Compound Syrup Of wa
Gh'rTy."LA trial of many years has proved 70
Ine WaEld that this remedy is more effcacious in
curing all throat, breast and lung complaints
.p .nAn any hitherto known 10 mankind. Ii gives
aged and debitated 1t acts as strsnotSs,,;ae 'ae
Alternative. In Hemorrhage from ,he Lnnss
'hWayne's Wild Cherry" IS the most safe asd
prompt styptie in use. In pathisis known bv
emancipation, debility, cough, hectic f.yer ana
purs!en' eSPectoration, 1t is, without execution
.ne pest medicine extant, oftvatimes curipe H.
most obstinate cases. which had bafled EVER
expenditure Of human skill, Prepared oplv nv
or; IT., swAINE & Son, 800 North Sixth Street
a,a,a r,n,iaaepA'e' Sold BY all the principal Drug
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
THENATI0NAL UNION cONvEN-
TI0N
MEETING OF TIE EXECUTIVE COMMIT
rEI-BALTIMORE THE PLACE-JUNE
7tn THE TIME

AEh-nALl AOhb The FLACE-duNE
7th THE TINE.
wAsniNoToS, Feb 22.-Tbe National Erecu-
Tive ComniI',ee, appointed at the Chicago Con-
Vsutiun whcl nominated Abraham Lincoln for
Pfe7ideut. met 10 day at one O'Clock p. NJ, ct
tne rr-,dsnee VI Senator Morsau, Ch,rman Of the
sub-C9mmiuee. Senator Morgan called the
Committee to crier, aud Hon. l.. Mcpherson,
ot frnnrylsania, uas unanimously chosen Seere-
taiJ. A general discussion WAS had as to the
form oi call. toe time aud the place The at
temstto baTe it called at Columbus, Ohio, was
abandoned. Philade phia. New York aud Balu-
moie were taksu into consideration, aud II Eas
nusIiy agreed 10 call il for Baltimore. upon June
7th
An earlier day was wanted by some Of the
members, while others wanted il after the Dem
oersue Convertion, to enable them TO take Ad-
vantage Of any weakness exhibited by them.
Proposition was adopted in the shape Of
resolution to allow no States TO send delegates
except such as we're represented 10 Congress.
The following was adopted;
Rssolrsd That while this committee has not
tbs authority to decide that the territories and
District OF Columbia may be represented iu the
National Convention, It would nevertheless in
vie said territories and district TO send delegates
sutjeet TO the decision Of the Convention IS 10
their rights 10 the premises
| The following was adopted, and will be issued
a, -
THE UNION sArloSAL cosvREfIos.
The Undersigned, who, by original appoint
nent, or subsequent delegation to fill vacancies,
constitute the Executive Committee created By
Tue National Convention ted Il, Chicago en- the
10th OF May, 1880. DO hereby call upon oil quail
ihet voters who desire the unconditional main.
ienanee Of the Uniou, The supremacy of the Con
shlutlon aud toe complete suppression Of tue
! existing Rebellion vita The osu-e thereof, by a
vigorous war and all npt tni efficient means, TO
send delegates 10 convention to assemble Ri
baltimore, On Tuesday ,Le seventh day Of June,
1864, At twelve noon. for the purpose Of present
lng candidates tor the Office OF President nd
Vice President Of the United States Each State
having representative in Congress will be en-
TILED to as many delegates rs shall be equal to
twice the number OF electors 10 which each State
is entitled in the electoral college Of the United
SiAtes.
EDWIN D. MoRoAs. Chairman.
EDWARD MoPHERsoA, Secretary.
Inc Committee agreed to meet again at The
cali OF the Chairman. The members present
we're as follows:
Edwin D Morgan, n Y, Gideon Wells Conn.
Chairman. Denning Duer, N. ].
chss. J. Gilman, Sic. Edward Mcpherson, Pa
L. Dranerd, VI. Nath. B. Smithers, Del
J. B. Goodrich, Mass. Jas +. Wagner, MI
Mr. S. Turner, r. /. Thos. Spoouer, Ohio.
II. s. Lane, Indiana. W. s. Tashburne Min.
Eben. Reck, Illinois, Cornelieus Cole, Califa
II. NJ. lloxie, Iowa, o. II. Irish, Nebraska,
Joseph Gerhatdt, Dist. of Columbia
The committee were entirely harmonious iu
their proceedings, and adjourned iu the best
possible spirits.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
Ne0eN
DIED.

HORNBY.-ln this this city on the 10th inst,
EMMA HpRsBY, aged o. years.
LlNDELL.-In Penoader Hundred on the l4th
instant, JosEPH LIsDEL, aged n years.
RlCE.-ln this city, on Friday morning. the
1911 lust, Mrs. MARY RICE, wife of WILLIAM
RioE, in the Goth gear Of her age.
LEWl5.-ln Frederick, Delaware, on the 18th
inst, after brief illness Of Liver Complaint,
Mrs MARY LEWIS, wife OF Rev. JosgPH
LEwls,in the GsIh year OF her age.
GlLPlN.-ln Newport, February 18th, MARY,
b., daughter of NATHANIEL and MARY GILPls,
aged four months
hEEDRIcKsoS. la this city. on the 24th Of
February, 1854, MANY HENDRIcKsou, wife Of
James llendrickson, in the 4lst year of her
age. The relatives and friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence 10 wollaston street,
near Eighth, to-morrow-Saturday-
noon, at O'Clock, without furthur notice.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26

Df H1 eet'on lAn II b. very aueh int e.iei IN
hen ns Vt the fact. This cotton, which 1t il pro
poted to exchange for tool Ia the very cotton
which Is pledged fvr To paymen' ni the 10 n
The agents who went aurusi 10 nrgoiiate the
loan took great pains TO assure the purchasers
that the cotton was safe from our troops, that il
was carefully stored 10 sheds remote from other
buildings, and 50 in little danger Of being burnt.
But they did not, so far as we know, furnish any
guaranty that the rebel Government would not
use 1t fer some other purpose than that specified.
PFovi6Ree Journal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26

WILnh0rHN SsTlfurs-SUIEHHifIc LECTuREs
"A course Of at IL ,I eight lectures will be de.
Il 'ered before tue Wilmington Iuaiitute as fol.
lCss Four lectures on Heat by 4. Clarkson
,ylor, commencing Monday evening, January
b. At O'Clock, aud continuing on the three
successive Monday evenings. Four lectures BY
Prof. E. b. Porter, Charles Bullock, Esq, Df.
Robt R. Porter and Ferris Bringhurst on inter.
es,ing subjects to be announced hereafter Aher
these lectures shall have been delivered, it is in
tended to add one or two more II the season Ia
not too far advanced.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
TRENTON, n, j.. FebIunrv. Ian.
hNNIVNl M u FtUT
TO Abraham Lincoln. PrssideHt =.

TRENTON, N, j., February, 1864.
TO Abraham Lincoln P5sSidfnt,
Nearly three years ago you we're inaugurated
President Ofthe United States. a lonR.mcditat.
ed conspiracy had been ripened into formidable
rebellion, and an army fghuag against the
Tag OF the country were promised that in the
month Of May, new banner with a strange
device" should be carried triumpbautly over tue
ruins of the national capital
Educated in the arts Of peace, tho people Of
the North were compelled to practice, without
education, the arts OF war. Added to the dan
gers which threatened our armies in the field
the Administration was met and was opposed by
combinations of men in wdely-sepsrata States,
who pretended to be for the Union, but were
openly against the war and by others who, pre-
tending 10 be in favor OF the war, opposed and
resisted the policy of the Government in con
ducting the war. These men embarrassed every
effort to fill the ranks of au army of freemeu de.
cimated by disease and by death. But IN face
Of every obstacle, triumpbing over every danger,
the great cause moved On. That Divine Provi-
dence who smiled upon the birth Of the Repub-
lie still extended his shelter and protection over
suffering country We hold in grateful re-
membrance the brave men who have fought for
our hresides who, sustaining the national hon
or and defending its Integrity. have met death
with fatal determination; who oil nameless
graves dying that the nation might live.
And we now wish to place upon record our
sense Of the countrys obligation to you, as
patriot and statesman When you entered IN.
on the duties OF your high ofice-and its fesrfpl
responsibilities might have appalled, auy heart
We relied upon your discretion, your honesty OF
purpose, and your patriotism. Nor were we
deceived. After three years of war, we find
Delaware and Maryland, Kentucky, Tennsssse
and Missouri firmly inside the Union liues.-
ArkRnsas and Louisiana also are now gained TO
us and lost to the Confederacy.
popular majority of 10000 has recently
sanctioned and approved the acts OF the Aimin
istraiion and the conduct Of the war The beart
Of every good citizen is glAddeued by the pros
peet of the certain aud complete triumph Of our
arms which will assure the world Of The salva-
tlon aud the pefRetuity Of the Union With
feelings akin to affection, we regard the patience
with which you have endured, the anxleties and
burdens Of your position, the courage which has
always risen with every danger that threatened
u.s. We admire the fidelity with which you
have sustained and proclaimed those prinei1les
which underlie every free government, and uhich
alone can make his nation aga,n what il was but
noW--lhe admiration Of man aud the wonder az
the world Without any disparagement OF the
true men who surround you aud whose counsel
you have shared; believing that you are the
choice OF the people whose servant We are ami
hrmly satisfied that they desire and Intend Ia
give you four years for policy OF peace. We
present your name as the man for President of
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26

H. II. BRlAdHuRsT, DRUGGIST AND Aporue
GARY, dl1 Market-next door TO the eorner of
Fourth street-has just received and offers for
SAFE, large variety Of fancy articles. drpgs
medlslnes, chemicals, Patent medicines and
PeHumery Having lately purchased in New
.oEA auu fhlladelphia at low cash prices, a large
assortment Of hair brushes and tooth brushes
oonps' fancy extracts, cologne water, toilet
soaps hair preparations, Sc, be is prepsred to
sell them at the original New York and Pbilsdsl,
pnia retail prees- aa keeps constantly on bard
a large stook OF the most popular and No., ~,
an'e Patent medicines 81 Of which bs anrsn,on
" % '@- @- truly genuine, and warrants then ,bsm
fresh aud unauthorized. Ayers ssrsapafila
and Cherry Pectoral laynes Expeciorapt.
Jaynes' Alternative, Carmiuatiye, Vemifnee
aud sanstiye Pills Browns Essence of Ginger
Husbands Naenesia, Browns Bronchial Troohes
Railways Ready Relief, Tobias Horse Linimsn,
Roberts Horse Powder, Hunts Inment Wolfs
schnaPPs and brakes Plantation Bit,ers. war.
ranied genuine And sold at reduced prices
We would also call particular attention 10 his
Iahi'y medicines, among which the following
preparations have been used for many years
aud can be relied on for their safe and efios'
elons cures: Bringhursts Cough Syrup. for
Coughs, Colds md Asthma, is one Of the hest
emedies known for diseases of tbe Lnngs
Dringhursts Dyspeptic Pills, an excellent reme-
dy for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, 60. Bring.
hursts Anti Bilious Pills, a popular and jesi.
raole cure for Bilious Feyers, Jaundce. Costive.
ness, Headaches, sc. Bringhurst'e Blaokberrv
Compound, an invaluable remedy for Cholic
Cholera Morbus, Darrhea. Gripping Pains and
summer Complaints in children. Brnobnrs,,s
Kings Mixture, speedy and eficacious ami
cation for Pans, Bruises, Rheumatism. Cbn.
elains Frosted Feet, &c, and also Brineburs,'s
Essence Of Jamaica Ginger, the popular msdi. |
cine for Disordered stomacbs, Indigestion. and !
Diarfh@a. This preparation Of Ginger upliks
those dlsagFeesble and useless nosirums sold
unuef inc same name, is prepared only from The
genuine bleaohed Jamaica Ginger. '"'
hasson's Compound Syrup Of Tar, for Cou0b.
Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Sore Throat snd ~
The affections Of the Throat and Lungs. .0IS o. s'
20 cents per bottle, ssD "a az '0F
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
official.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Pdissd at the F.rsi Session Of the Thirty Eishth
CeAgrsss.
lrusLIc RssoLrrlos-No. ls.l

IuBLlc REsoLuTlos-No. 1871
JoiSr kEsuIuTloS making appropriation for the
payment Of taxes GU certain lands owned by
The United States.
he il rcsoirtd by The Ssndte and House Of Reprs,
." q Vsi Of the United Siahs Of AmUiea ia ton.
fts o'stRibted, That. to pay taxes gu lands
". "a by the United States, the ,um Of twenty
g. Jusand dollars or so much thereof as may be
necessary, be aud the same is hereby appro-
Dtiated cut Of any money ia the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated and the Secretary Of
the Treasury is hereby directed to report to
Congress upon what lands such taxes may be
paid and the amount so paid.
Approved, February %, 1864.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
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lhls discovery for the preservation OF the
human hair is taking the lead Of all hair prspa-
raiicns, besides restoring the color and making
hair grow on bald heads, 1t is beautiful dress
ing, keeps the hair soft, smooth and flexible. "a.
moves any eruptive disease, Itching, sourf, Dan.
drutf, 20. Many who were bald and gray have
had their hair psrmsnenlly restored. Only one
preparation Large bottles, 90 cents siz bottles
500 Sold by Dr. SWayne & Son, SSO North
sixth street, Philadelphia, to whom all orders
'"Ou'u w suu'essed sep25