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MttaIs, Ymomart, Tt.

e lHLl1 W AhEllOCCE-
NJ. KEITH, Jr., 81 SON,
NAY 11dd;' t .S CO.,
$$gtsH 6isF :FS"E $$ II .$$
EN- &c 81 BIsTER, GERMAN AND HAMMER STEEL
.n.,.,., CAST srEEE i g gFEFS. CHARLES ST.
IA WATERS IS sc 5HgToRT PRICES
5$ EE s5H;$r OF
BUIf6EfsF' AND a aEEiGA 12'I HA ri WARE,
LOWEST FA e FIX PRICES.
SQUARE 4 f EAEs AS s6q F5US SB STEEL,
TOGETHER
OF TIE vA EI5 Ill., ASf9G GRhBfB OF
WILSON, HAwKs@ okEThh,, ELLISON co,
WE oFF FIJI lHfRRG HpE TO
WE CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION
VERY LARGE STOCK OF
NiAL' CROSS CUT.
OF pIssroN,s CELEBRATED MAKE, aus t L
A 4 MERicAN HARDWARE. JAW ~ u -N''' ~
MArUF4 GTURER,S 4 GENTS,
% SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
OFFER For SAFE aT F. LOWEST GM E go RATES,
bNsfj%As EA6k hER SaR SS s2SD
W 4 B. DOUGLAS PUMPS AND GRINDsToNE FIN
TURFS,
ROY eco, : WROUGHT BUTTS, STRAP AMI T. HINGES
STAN kY RULE AND LEVEL. CO $ GOODS,
PARKER'S GlAFEE MILLS, SPOONS, &c,
BLOOD'S, PI1mlPS AND WHITES HATCHETS.
FENN'S AND MANN'S AXES. AND A GENERAL AS
S0RTMENT OF SHELF HARDWARE, aulS-f
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
TRAscls Loyrr. wMRB4 AIRY, RoBr. s FINLEY.
IRWIN NEALE JOSEPH P. ELLIOTT.
F. B. LONEY & CO.,
Success loRs To ScHAEFFRR & LoNEY,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
III A Il ID w r e,
CUTLERY, GUMS. sc.
AGENTS FOR COLTS PATENT Pistols, RIFLES. &cl
nos. and ) HANOVER STR EET.
BALTIMORE,
Invite the attention OF Country Merchants visiting this
city examination Of their stock which variety aud
price is surpassed either in this of the Northern
cities. au7-tf
SPEA 4 BROTHERS,
> EARD JYARE COMNISSTON MIR CHA NTS,
No. II South CHARLES STREET,
OAr for sale a. Factory prices general aSSCrt:cen OF
AMERICAN HARDWARE,
Embracing ANES, HAT. ETS, TAChS, BUTT HINGES
SrUN ELS, FORKS, EDGE TOOLS, ) NJ IRONS, PUMPS,
LOCKS, BELLS, SCREWS, RULES. GIMLETS, AUGURS,
COUNTER ND PLATFORM SCALES, FIRh-PROOF
SAFES, COFFEE MILLS, SPOONS PLANES, &c, &C.
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yyir -, = IL y u ~ n nIIVIIITE NhtWN
VIII leave Baltimore for tie Patuxant river every FRTD
morning at O'Clock, as far up Hills Landing Rrtn
ing VIII leay lFs Landing every Monday morning for
oeiielct WIZ leave Benedict every Tuesday morning st
Haven going and returning. Gnu = an
Freight received on Wednesdays and Thursdays
VHkO. MEEMS. MnsIrr
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lsz2- !! GEO W. WEEMS, Master.
sT=s7 FOR THE EASTERN


Rzfffssez4ssz4aEsa4 AND WESTERN SHCRE
nc new swift aud connections Steamer KENT CAPTAIN
Camden, for CHOPTsNK RiV Err EVERY " FDNESN', "
Ei&m2ldse' GioIas Point Castle Haven She;msp's Bia
dst E'e Mnari, CABIN Creek Mcdord Wharf Prov
nee EASTERN, wa Dover BridgeD KnpstoU iIIn,S
M f@tteTs Landing and Denton RetUrpng leaves
ntni9h W Ekl THURSDAY AND MON DAY W0RNTNG'
al "cocE, toEehinS at the above named Landings
,T I'fayes i2r AHNAP9LIS and WBSl RIVER EVERY
S h3gnd TRIP Tickets OR these days 81 Freight must
ap25-lf n l. r,N,-o,-
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TIE STEAMER PLANTER

Xxx ieaye Baltimore for the Patuxent river every TUES.
!, morning az clock as far up Hills Landing
kst4rnins will leave Hs Landing every Thursday morn.
iog lor enedot VIII leave Benedict every Friday MON
arr Haven going and returning " 'i
Freight received on SATURDAYS and Mondays
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$50 .sssaF5s+. n o Fl.
WEST AND y OgT II " E 5 /
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SCASER ARIA NGEHEET
CHANGE OF HOURS.
Trains leave Calvert Station follows:
The Mail Train dairy leNcrp5 sundays at SO \. NJ
and the Expire Trao daily at $50 P NJ, Elmira, Bun
ao Niagara Falls Kingston, Scranton Biughampten, Sy
OsWeRo, Toronto, Quebec and ali
OF Western New York and Canada Also,
cage Ceye!and CincInnat ST. Louis, and all parts the
West and Northwest
Travellers by either of these trains to Detroit and
Chicago, via Niagara Falls at the cost Us by any
o;her route 80
For New York City by the SoA NJ Train with only one
change Of cars, and at low rate by any other route
AtSSOA ii. Tor EmmittsbUrg, Gettysburg, Lancaster,
Lebanon Reading, Pa PottSvile, Bethlehem. Allentown
Md. ''
At8.5) 4. VI. and and 6 P NJ for Green Springs Or
i'll s. Mills ReiSterstOwn ana Westminster Nd.
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train, daily (eycep SIM
day. at 4 60 z. n, for the Vest and Northwest
The Cockey sve Accommodation Train at 4 20 A. NJ from
boIoi4, and 500 NJ from Calvert Station Returning ar
rives at 80 A. NJ and % p n ' "
Irav ellers frOm Washington and the South by the 20
~ anu 20 ? NJ, make connections with the trains
this road w
For TICKETS and inforpacr apply at the Ticket ocicr
Calvert Station n T. corGr Of Calvert and Franklin streets
Baltimore. 1853
,cr,,-,, ,,,,,,,,,, JAS c. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN Z. RIGHE Ass Superintendent
J. Il. WARNER, Ticket Agent
June 26, 1860. ;o.oJF
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%Gsz 60 T4&--GsrsE REST AND S0Cyt,
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
fellows: ' wa '''' 80
Leave Camden Station, BamOreNal texcspt Sunday a
at $50 A NJ Express daily at 400 p NJ and Accom-
uon at $50 + NJ, through for ALL PARTS or THE VEST
SOUTHWEST. " " rs -
FOR WAY PASSENGFRS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the ~ n .-
between Cumberland and Wheeling, ana he,sa t5r,f,,
and Parkershutg take the $50 p NJ train grnr? n.
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves BaItir1o-4 n, ~ :.
and from Frederick at 7. % A " '' ~ ] 70
THE ElIICOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Bal,i,,,.,.,e
$40 ?. ". " -'''' NJ ''ao a ~. hGd
roe WASHINGTON 1FD THE SOy-y-,,
Leave Baltimore at IS and 40 A. NJ ard X srf aa,t.
u: On sundays at lbs A. n. oniy Leaves IN All, y,
Baltloie at go and T40 A. H., and 90 and 90 X
S sun at q only The second and hrd ra GD
Syb ,tUn Danoe stop at way points Tie second an
ourti trans from Baltimore and the second and A.;
Eor Ss G os Nth trains on the Annapolis Road
ENGLAND Agent or at the Ticket Office Camden Stsf;o
W. p. SMITH
T. n co1 c,,o., NIL, . easter OF Transportation
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Lighthouse Inspectors Office, !
Boston, August so, 1860.
Notice is hereby given that "Graves LEDGE Bell Boat
has been repaired and re-stationed
BY order Of Lighthouse Board,
Lighthouse, Inspector I'd dist
MELANCTOS SMITH
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THE STEAuFP Gr0pcr ,vpr,r.

Passage to Patuzcnt 81. Meals extra.
Passage TO Fair Haven 20 cents Meals extra.
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49, NEW ORLEANS
;Sss-ss iITE OF

,.>,,- PACEEFa.
Ship SANE BtiGNnERSoN, CAPTAIN KnoFlss
HELEN A. MILLER, cali
CHARLES,
Ilt5t vessels are all OF cl4ss,
oHest figure. They sail regularly and com
nale by Captains wei experienced in the The ca
ac!y 700 OF The above vessels in such will afford greaf
sciy to Shippers For freight, cabin or staeraga nasSa
Apply 10 JOHN HENDERSON a. CO.
cEo w rtyy,-eo,, No. 81 Pratt stree:
GEO. " HYA SON Co, Agents New Orleans will for
@f w promrtness ami dispatch all goods consigned to
SIct eo'iS9S.
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yXTALDEN SHAWLS.
wv large assortment Ladies' Long and Square
new and beautiful designs Of this celebrated
aus-ti FRICK, PHILLIPS 4 90.
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HARDWARE,
Would respectfully solicit the attention CT Cabinet makers
HachnSts aud Others tn their and weelected ok
of HARDWAr, TOOLS. &c adapted to every bran Ch OF
mechanical trades comprising in part large assortment OF
German English and American LOCKS, Castors, Hinges
Bolts nc. Patent WreEches CT al kinds, Gas Filters Ply
WrtnChes and longs, all of which offered the
owest cash prices and on the most favorable terms my22
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rs$z{s FOR LIVERP0OL.-Th regular packet
sssA ship WILLIAM PENN, Meade master, having the
most OF her engaged will with quick
Fofbal2nce of freight passengers apply t. P
s4-tf Commerciai tsniIG;n1s c. -,
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81 Inc loucWlnS = tile Schedule:
LEAVE.
nSw 9r% at O'clock 4. Il Portsmouth, ut 81 -: =.
Baltimore Fi5 ~ e I'm jriaG5on at n
f0f augusta Charleston and the south. via 4, ~. e..
ter !tailroad, finished. 90 ''- 81.
So The train from Weldon in tfla ab,.a ec,,ay;.I. M
wilmington and Raleigh. -@ CO 4,
ssss a tGr Rchmond and Petersburg, any oz,
sarly neXt morning after leaving Balt!mCra - ''
- faSsehgers for Edenton, Plymouth New bern z asI
.:Eu mtIugn' 6oldSbofo, Beaufort, Warsaw, Raleigh IN
MlimiRgton n c. will find tia pleasant direct az:
- = ILL ai@;, ~ o0 r. ,c TO-. . 81. n. FALLS,
t'iltlIuutt, June 10, lSft l1@25ui
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D ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS
No. 81 WEST FAYETTR sTaFRT
wv Between Charles and Liberty Streets
Where may be found the largest assortment ~ OrDamen
tai Iron " ork ever cfeTed ia Baltimore Sch as
RAILlSGS, FkRANDAS, STAIRS.
FOUNTAINS, VASES, STATU3RY
TRELLISES, BEDSFEADS &c
NJ Books of Design furnished on application
- ap-L-om = " SHiPPES
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Of begins first Monday
Preparation week for classification and
ing Of pupils the last week in August Note the following adj
vautages:
poses comforts health, exercise and
wholly uneCuasd in the United States We challenge compar-
is0n.
> The Six Acres of Lawn and Shade are en-.
greatest privacy and afford pupiS the
uurestraned childish sports and innocent
, NOn-SectRrfau.--TheA Academy belongs to fifty ZEN
en represented Of their number Of different de-
nominations pledged to preserve the nonsectaan character
4 The Maternal Care Of the Boarding pupils is
entrusted under tbs constant supervision OF the Prncpa to
Ladies Of culture and education, who devote their whole time to
the happiness and comfort Of the pupils.
5. The Health of the AnStttU ton is un1rece.
history schools Only three deaths have occurred
the pupils forty Tie health statistics Of the
Institution are its highest Recommendations
g. The Rooms large, well furnished, and never
crowded
T. Security from Fire-.The buildings are heated by
steam and lighted with that the pupils from
ordinary accrulng from places
lights the Of temperature adds
greatly to the health ef the school
g. Regulations which have rhOwn to be most
sauary will be continued in their full force The ewsst posi-
bic changes will rules and general arrangements
Of the Academy.
The Faculty is composed OF thirty Eve teachers and
attaches whom with predecessor
cessu experience and most Of them in the Old Academy In
Music Ornamental DeparU the Teachers Professors
and Artists OF high celebrity superior Hsrpst has been
recently engaged for the ensuing year.
In fact the highest advantages particular that be
found any the United States
nished Nash lille Female Acsdemyhe alma Mater Of
hundreds Of the elegant and Tened ladies in the Southern
country.
as heretofore For particular apply for GiEcu.
lar 70 the principal. GEO. NJ. EYERHART.
Nashville, Tenn, June {. '0O-tw&w3m
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Voice from .ss olsss ... wan In Alassna--

Voice from the Oldest Man in Alabanaa--
An Interesting Political Incident.
A correspondent of the Montgomery Null MOTTO
ing a recent speech of Judge sHoRTEDoE in Bib
county reports the following interesting incident;
One of the many incidents growing out Of that
speecb which have fallen under my knowledge, is
40 touehingy patl lotto thatI feel it my duty 10
Iase il: A venerable citizen of this county, Capt.
John Pennington who lives some seven miles from
the Ridge and who is now IN his nineyfJt year and
who bowed down with years and iEfrmitles. did
not attend the bar becue-heard from his neighbors
and from his grandchildren, that Judge Shortridge
had come ont for Breckenridge and Lane in power
ful and convincing speech, Having the utmost con-
fidence ia the opinions Of the Judge few DAYS af-
forwards he rode twelve fifteen miles TO the res
idence of the Judge to learn from him the motives
and reasons which had induced him TO declare for
Breckenridge and Lane After spending the night
and portion of the succeeding day, during which
.ire Judge Shortridge fully and fairly informed him
all the pending issues and gave him why
every true of the South should vote for Breek-
lnridge and Lane-he tod the judge at parting as
nearly as can recolect, these words: " l was born
in North Carolina on the LIST of March, 1866, and
since the foundation of the government have voted
at every Presidential election | voted for Gen
Washington twice, voted for Jefferson, Madison
Monroe and Andrew Jackson SUCCESSFULLY Having
once been a citizen of Tennessee and an acQuain-
lance of Hugh L. White voted for HIM in 1885, for
1AfrsOn Tor Clay. Tor Taylor Tor Scott and lastly
for Willard Fillmore. / have children and grand
children and grandchildren in Alabama, Ten
nessee. Arkansas Mississippi Louisiana and Texas.
Some of them are Whigs-some Democrats. wish
them to know, that if / live to see November. and
am able to attend the election, intend to show my
love for the tie South, the Union and the ConstItu
ton, by voting for Breckenridge and Lane. 1t is
the last vote ever expect to give am convinced
that it is the only which, as lover of my
try, ought to give l know John Bell old
Wing respect and honor him, but since new issues
and parties have arisen about which he is silent
shall take MY stand with the true Ofthe South
those who recognize and maintain the doctrine of
the eqaly of the South in the Territories, and pro-
lection to every kind of property alike"
may also mention that Captain Pennington sery-
I'd in the Greek campaign under JacksOn--is now
member of the Methodist Church; is truly pious
and a STAKEHOLDER.
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Arrival Of the Pony Express.

ST. JOSEPH, August 16.-The Pony Express from
California the 4th has arrived
OREGON.-The three Democratic papers are out
for Douglas.
The steamer Stephens took down s45 600 Washoe
silver ore
Upwards of 1000 Chinamen arrived during the
last three months. more than half Of whom have
gone to British Columbia. 7-
Reports from the Case Mines very favorable
Fremont and friends have gone there.
There reports of battle between twenty
eight whites and a party of Indians near Black
Rock Two Americans were killed and the remain
der forced to retreat. A prospecting party in the
vicinity have gone after the Indians.
The Hong Kong Press of June 18th, says the French
will not be ready for Chinese operations till Au-
gust. .-ar# s-
The BRITISH transport Assistance and the French
transport Irene, were wrecked. The French trans
port Reias des Choppers caught fire and was scut-
tied.
The rebels are beseiging Chang Choir where tie
Imperiasts with the Governor are shut up. APP
prehensions that Loo Choo might fall, produced
pause at Shanghai, frustrating business.
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ONLY DISCOVERY

ONLY DISCOVER x
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
M since the great discovery Of Prof Wood have at
E tempted only initiate his restorative, but profess to
have discovered something that would produce results identical
but they have all come and sone being carried away by the
forced to leave tae field its rsstes Read the follow
ing
PROF. o. ]. WOoD & Co Gens--Ths letter l in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative, and
uching The inquiries
first, it fact OF hAbtaon and stated in
the Communication second it true Of ali therein contained
third still continue in good order and
natural colOr7 To all cn and do invaraby,yes My
past, thrifty and colored the of
whkers and the o0y Why is not generally true is,
that the substance vahed of by frequent abiuon OF the
face, by wpng face In close
ton with the wskers the result will follow as the hair
Of New England asking my still continues be
good there much fraud in the manufacture and sale Of
various compounds we'll this has doubt bssey
initiated and used only without any good effect but
absolute injury have used restorative Of
hund With surprise, 81 years
old and not hair in head face and
this fact send lock OF hair taken of the past week
received your favor If quart bottles last for
which am grateful gave my friends and thereby
induced teal until after trial
then purchases nd used It with universal will
ask favor that send test by which can discover
fraud the Restorative sold by fear without suthnr
ity from from you. pure article will insure and
believe where COED ELECTS do not follow the failure is caused
article which the inventor Of the good
dean my duty heretofore keep apprsed Of the
effect on hair as assure all who inquire OF me OF ny IN
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear srs
yours, A O. RAYMOND
AARON's Run, KY, Nov. 80, 1855.
Restorative bottles of three sizes, large,
medium small the pint and rstal for 81
Der bottle the mediums hold at least twenty per cent more in
Proportion than the small retals for 81 per bottle the large
hold: quart - per cent proportion, ana Tsts tSr Us
New ia Market street. st. Louis Mo- and sold by ali
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Whoesaled by
Even PendIeton 4 CO., and retsiled by every Drug.
house in he nfe ed q
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Fever and Ague.


nom Which mankind sGiier over large part Of the
eiobe IS the consec1eace of diseased action in ne
system, induced BY the poisonous masm Of veoetahle
decay This exhalaton IS evolved by the action al soa
heat on vet SOIL and rises with the waters vapr from
it. While the sun is below the horizon this vapor
fingers near the earths surface and the virus is taken
with it through the Bgs into the blood Thsre it acts
irritating poison the internal vseera and ex
cretng organs Of the body. The liver becomes torpid
and fails 10 seeTete not on tbs virus but also the bile
from the blood Both Virus and the bic aceumaate
N the circulation and produce violent constitutional
disorder The spleen, tbs kidneys, and the stomach
sympahze with the liver, and become dsordered also
FINALLY he instinct of our organism, if IN attempt
70 expe the noxious iasion concentrates the whole
blood G The body in the internal excret0es to force
them to cast il out The blood leaves the surface and
PUSHES to the central organs with congestiye violence
Inns IS the CHILL. But IN this effort it fails. Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the central
organs and PUSHES to the surface as if in another effort
e expel the Irritating poison through thar cthe- great
excretory-he skin. In this also it fails and the sys-
TEN aoandons the attempt exhausted, waiting for the
Of strength "a repeat the hopeless effort another
gay. these are the fits or Iaroxysms of FEVER AND
ASUE such constitutional disorder win Of course I'M
cermine the health if it is not removed.
va nave labored to find and have round an antidote
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Aadres. of SIR. BlaIr---snsv ssorn.7 :

L A4AAAEae@SA0t3
4 ST.. LOUIS, August 1.-THE Democrat this MORNING
contains an address over a column in length, from
Mr.. Blair to the Republicans and free Democrats of
st. Louis. he commences by saying: E" / aui well
aware that in the recenteontest the support which
received at your hands is simply an evidence Of
your devotion TO the cause of freedom, and would
have been rendered freely and enthusiastically TO
any other man who had approved his fidelity to the
cause as il has been given to me- yet cannot allow
the occasion, signalized by great triumph to our
common cause, to pass without rendering to you the
homage of my gratitude for selecting as the re-
preventative of your principles, and the instrument
of achieving a victory for their maintenance ana
advancement as - are'1 ~
He claims that the result of the late election fixes
St Louis as the banner city of Repnblicanism, and
cljnches the charge ofsfraud and corruption made
against the pro-slavery Democracy in 1S48 He
compares returns from Gravels and CRrOndelet for
1858 with 1860 which shows a loss of nearly so
votes in the former precinct the whole number
poiled on the 9th inst being 1885, while nearly every
other precinct in the district shows largely in
creased vote. He says the names of nearly one
hundred Barrett voters have disappeared from the
pou book in this small precinct In Carondelet, Bar
retts vote less than in 1855 although the aggre-
gate increases it nearly $50. The rames proven to
be fraudulent in 1858, have this year disappeared
from the poll book He refers to the large increase
in the Eighth and Ninth Wards and to the ticket on
Blair, Jr, without designation of term, and then
says, in conclusion: l-sJ s.Ista.. nF
Allow me to say that shall forever remember
with pride and satisfaction the contest Of 1860. 70
have been the leader of the hosts Of reemen in that
battle fills the measure of my ambition Again
return my thanks to the Republicans of this District
and Congratulate them upon their triumph
The Democrat learns that the steamer Lucas from
Memphis. encountered fifteen minute snow storm
on Sunday morning the 18TH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Thousands are daily speaking in praise Of
Pc. 49, IEEANrILE ooRDIAL.

DR. EATONsS ENFANTILE CORDIAL
when given in time It acts By magic and ee trial aoe
RlleOnvincs that what wesay is true. II contains
NO PAKEGORIC or OPI1TE
OF any kind and therefore relieves By rena0ufn0 TIE syacs
Of euf d, instead Of By dsGdeiag ssssbies For this
easoR compends iselfas the Oly preparation
ry Gripping in the RoIVeIs, AcIdiIV Of the
Sten1ach, wind, Cold in On e Head. and RON ..
also fer s2ftensng TIE gums Tedsctas inflammation Te0u
an nj sdsneodie, used with unfaQRg sucecss all
cases OF CONFUSION or Other FlIs, as yeE cdIEe
TIE te and health of gor cAdre and sois 20 them
from those and III Asa9 consequent scAich are Ger
tain TO result he or szarcofics of Which all other
remedies or byGr1e ConDaiatS csnIosed tke none
rely upon 1t is perfectly harness. and cannot injure the
most delicate infant Price e5 Fun directions accompa
: - - CHURCis q DuPOINT,
No 4g9 Broadway, New York
Healthy human Blood upon being AaIyzed always pre-
sents with the essential elements, ard gives OF course
ths True Standard. AnalyEe the Blood of person suf
fng from Consumption Liver Complaint D. spepa scro nla,
&c and hnd e0ery iasIce certain deficiencies in the
red glOhules Of the blood Supply these deacence and you
made we'll The Blood Food founded this the
ory-hence its astonishing sucress. There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS sEs
adapted the Blood different diseases
Of the Throat Lungs inducing C0nsump-
ton, No which is the No for Depression of
- n Up anS sOt I. ~,
billy and Nervous PrOstratsOu. No 2tor Livs
er Complaints. No. for Dyspepsia. Beia0 81
Tedg prepared for absorption it is taken by and
carried Immediately into the circulaon that what gain
you retain. The NO is for Female irregularities,
Hysterfas Weaknesses, &c See special directions
for this For Salt Rheum, ErupIiOns, ScroIu.
lOus, Kidney and Rladder Com p la inIS take No
In all cases the directions must be strictly followed Price
Of the Blood Food 81 per DO tie.
! Sold by CHURCH. & DUPONT,
No. 4U9 Broadway, Ne~ York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout country
Oh. WOOD & Co., st. Louis
apis wholesale Agents for the West