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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-07
$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
~ Runaway from the Subscriber about the st inst,
~ of age coppercolored, stout built, about six feet
high and likely.
Said boy probably lurking about the of Whining
ton the Sound he may attempt make his way
Raleigh where he has relations. The above reward will
be given his return to me, his odgmen in any Jail so
N. F. NIXON.
Topsail Sound New Hanover Co., N. c.. June {. Att
BANK OF WILMINGTON
HAS DECLARED DIVIDEND OF per Cent. pay
I able 18th June. S. JEWETT, Cashr.
Nav 81 1850. 228-3t-4l-lt
TAKEN UP,
e1&8 TWO STRAY CATTLE One of them is a very
NS1 likely Mich Cow, dry red color, keen horns
No. speckled orehead:-ear marks: smooth crop and
spn the left, and swallow fork in the right
The other is heifer-abOu three years odred color,
with white in the face and the TANKS Ear marks
smooth crop and two splits in the le-a smooth CROP
split and under nick in the right ear
The get them by calling the subscriber at
Sandy Run. New Hanover County, and paying expenses
JOHN D. CORBETT.
June 9Th, 1s6O-233- 1t-4l-2t
SPUN COTTON.
n BALES ASSORTED NOS, for retailing, at lowest
III market price. HEDRICK Il RYAN.
June 9Th
CLEARING OUT.
A LII SUMMER DRESS GOODS, at great reduction
N June 6. HEDRlCK RYAN.
DON'T START FOR THE SPRINGS
WITH A BROKEN DOWN TRUNK, CARPET BAG
w VALISE If you wish to avoid misrepresentation
and dculty-you have it put in good ORDER new lock-
straps reserved, recovered and at very little
expense.
ufactured order repaired extraordinary low prices
and all work warranted at WILSON'S,
Harness, Saddery and Trunk Establishment,
No. Market Street, near the Wharf.
limo 1890 299.tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-07

HALLIDAY.
1HH BALES EASTERN HAY, now landing from Brig
100 Angola. For sale from wharf, in lots to SUIT by
Jnne : STOKLEY i OLDHAM.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-02
The Tobacco Cron.

! We have been talking with tobaceo-rais,
and large buyer of the article, living in
Narrick county. He says the continued
rought is hard on the young plants, drying
hem out so, that if there is not rain soon
he crop of 1860 must fall seriously short.
The drought is doubtless general, as the
treams are all getting extremely low. The
lost serious apprehensions are entertained
regard to the new crop of Tobacco. This
tate of things must soon operate to raise
he price of Tobacco in the Southern mark
I, where, in consequence of the highness
f seward freights, and the recent failure
"a large tobacco firm, this great staple is
dull. There is very large
took on hand throughout the tobacco-rais-
ng region, and if the market revives, we
hall soon have an avalanche of g the
weed" sweeping over our wharves on its
way to market.
Our informant tells US that the prevalence
# Hog Cholera of late has driven many per-
ions in Vanderburgh, Warrick, and Spenceri
and other adjoining counties, to raising to-
5acco instead of pork. In fact the latter is
getting to be a very precarious business,
while the former improves year by year in
extent and certainty of sale. In Spencer
md Warrick, last year, double the quantity
Of tobacco was raised that had been in any
previous year. There is probably as much
bf this article produced in those two coun-
lies as in all the rest of TIE State beside
The new census will show results in this
line that will astonish persons unacquainted
with the extent of this interest in this a5or-
ton of Indiana.
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For the EransrilIe .JoEr1idf.
Letter from GreeneastIe, Ind.
GRsENcAsTLr. Mar. %. 1860.

Letter from 0EfeemcaSIAcs lnUs
GREENcAsTLE, Mar. %, 1860.
MEssRs. EDIToRs For the last ten days
we have had windy, freezing weather in
this vicinity, and from the brilliant, stream
ing, corruscating appearance of the aurora
: Borealis on last night, we opinc that the
cold season is not yet past, though it is
more pleasant this morning than usual.
The opinion among the fruit growers is
that all the peaches are not destroyed, and
that there will be very fair crop of other
fruit.
A few nights since some old or young
rascals climbed into one of the Simpson
Chapel windows, and after scattering coal,
shavings, &c, through one of the basement
rooms, and doubtless taking a game at
cards, they filled one of the stoSes full of
brickbats, and then spilled from a cask about
thirty dollars worth of oil, and then took
their departure. Our citizens are on the
lookout for them, and it is hoped that they
will soon be brought to justice for such vile
work
Our town is improving in many respects,
and we need more residences for the accom-
mediation of renters.
Our University is doing well, with a
strong, efficient faculty, and more than two
hundred students. The law department
held its closing exercises for the session on
last night, under the supervision of the Hon.
j. A. Matson. Several law students retired
with their parchmentst to make their fortunes,
and Justify Themselves by the deeds of the
avn The annual exercises of the Insti-
tuition are locked forward to with much
anxiety and interest.
am much pleased with the people in
Greencastle. They arc hospitable, general
ly moral, and many of them religious.
Yours, Truly,
Fl. GILMORE.
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sW-rhe following notice has been cir

sEy%The following notice has been cir
culated by the authority named in it;
NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL UNION Con-
vENTIoN.-The National Executive Central
Committee of the Constitutional Union Par
w at late meeting resolved upon the 9th
of May next as the day for holding the Con-
yention of that party at Baltimore, for the
nomination of candidates for the Office of
President and Vice President of the United
States.
Constitutional Union men in each State
are invited to elect to said Convention dele
gates equal in number TO the electoral vote
to which their State is entitled.
The Convention will assemble at the hour
of IL NJ. of the day named. ,.
By order of the Committee.
F. VIM. WALKER, Secretary.
Washington, March 81, 1860
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; NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
: GREAT SALE OF
@ L TT Y T. @ .T - 81
yWHERE WIN 1E sOAD, 1T

in EVANSVILL (, on T II u RSDAY, the
9th day of April next, eightyfour lots in the East
ern Enlargement, with front of 2372 feet,
Inracing 100 feet Main street, 100 feet on Locust
street, 200 feet Sixth street, $50 feet Fifth
street, 100 feet on Fourth street, &c. These Lots
are in close proximity to the Railroad Depot, Wa
bash l. Erie Canal, Public Schools Main street, and
the Ohio River, and in the very heart of thriving
and well-settled portion of the city. They
ccssible and COMPONENT for residences or business
pnrpases, and offered to the public for the
first time They present rare chance for profitable
Investment, and every who wishes to select
good lot for building should take advantage of the
opportunity now presented. The Eastern Enlarge
ment is improving more rapidly than any other part
of Evansville, and nearly all OF these lots inn
proved with good Sidewalks.
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Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne
For SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, OF Vigo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, Of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange.
DR. SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam
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TERMS :-One-fourth cash balance ia one, two
and three years, with interest secured BY mortgage
On the premises
Plais can I've seen at Crescent City Rank, County
Recorder Office Washington House, August Flies,
Henry Stocklleth, Roster korf, Henry Gumla,rts,
and my office, where all Information viii be fur
nished TUOS. f.. GARVIN,
nari5-lOtd No--Iu Third IT
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cppprry GIvfxs Coon ADVICE

GREELEY GIvIxG Coon ADvTcE.-A cor.
respondent of Tire Elmira Press says that n
Young man of his acquaintance wrote to
Horace Greeley over four years ago, asking
his advice, whether one OF the professions
would not be preferable to tilling the soil.
The philosopher" OF the Tribune returned
answer to the young man; but though he
ing something ola scholar, 1t was not until
last Monday that he could decipher the
manuscript. The answer is ns follows, and
shows the practical light in which " ii. c."
views questions like the ono proposed TO
him:
"NEw YORK, Nov. 10, 1855. 81
Dear Sir: ! judge that there are three
times as many lawyers and doctors in the
country as are needed, and, Judging from
he price of flour and beef, not half enough
iarmers. OF course, Judge that yon conll
better look toward growing grain than
making pills and pleas.
Yours. HORACE GREELEY. n
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zzERS. Es-x.S.sA0 ~, nv. ExPRRK-
NKN t,caal- Ntn AMI fnlale rhYsiciat. Iift.slttn

RxRS. ESY.NtSLO ~. IN EXPRRK-
GkA Nurse female rIysician pfesehts gaia
" StJcfii iTG eYRUP pa 4s1zo'odf sll ~ Jas
Children Ieetafag, which greatly facilitates thor -ig1ssT
cling ali ihf aIiay All paii and dina TX
% @ 1s5ign' Hpd Is S DhE ~ T. M HDJ cid
yourself antlE si7 59IT5 zrs ffdi douuu
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS, 49, ...-.-
We have put UP and sold this article for ' l@@
years, aud say, confidence and truthha sd "a
o " c ssor been able to a
siias fafIed single ti3AD
err did we Know ~ n stance Of dissatisfaction m nha
by dnewieD Estl the courarys all 8iu "a
Jishted with its sstions, and speak in terms
of5 itfa4
and medical We speak in this -
what we do know ten expefie f
and pledge StiOn for the al
what eve here declare. ==ln almost instance
where tine ntant is suf- .feTing from pain and
h9usfoH, relief viii he Sfound IN 10
valuable iTai SSi6n is tS prescription oiogqs
of Of the most Srieneed and. IlfuI 1873 10
Nurses IL New England, sand has been used with q
EiIlinqs success sstousands a a4t goa
only relieves ~tbe child from pain, - .s
nyigorates tle stomach bowels, corrects e
y. aud gives and senergy 10 the whole sys lfa -
1T will almost stantly relieve
the Bowels aud Wind aCoc, and tlsF 90
yuisions which il not specially remedied end ~ ite.
We beIieve besta and
ey i'm die woTldsin all scasesg DysrnteTy ~ asf
Iiarriiet in chilren,-SWhether it arises from
leethns froln anSf other would ~ E9s
say mother who has a child u / o r.
~ ths4 foregoing complaints + ~
Ist rinde, the eiqdices Of othsrsJi aoat
that win be sdrsyes ssSnteiy s,iEeEto follow @ 5s
lrs this mr,cue timely r ..isf.., -
Idttiy. genuine unless ass bio
CUEBISa& PERKINS York, the
sold ~ DRUGGISTS tn,lirzhout the world Prm 9sf-a
tir,l No I tsd9r street. NsT S9Ts ii
q I&LLER d WgITE, Agents Evansye Inl.a sslofs 10
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-02
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.
rxV HE CO. P.FRT.N ERSHEEs NEE r.

Nv tofnro existing between Samn Embich and
Ben SchapRer, under the style aud firm of 5. En-
lcIf d. Co., dissolved the :lth Feb by the
death of Sam1 Embich.
n. B.-I am very thankful 10 my friends, cHstom-
crs, and the public generally for their liberal pat
ronage extended 90 me daring my connection with
:. Embch. BEN. SCIiAPkEk.
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CO-PARTNERSm NOTICE
~. LII Y a Il " .3.1-Ek - alLE.A- IL

NE BIiSSING having associated themselves to-
gether, will continue the Dry Goods business of the
late finn of s iTtbich 4 Cu.. at the same place
(No. 40 Main stIcct), under the siyl and firm Of
SCuAPkEI IL BUsSSI Nc.
BsN. SCHArKEE, OF the late firm Of Eubic x Ca.
I0uN w. BusstNG, formerly with ). Enlich T. Go.
nlRlZ1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-02
SfsgAS * Il KS Gsea B 0z ca. KJuK@ORTER
u and Dealer in Coach aud SaddIery Hardware
al all # rect. flaar MatAr. u. ]. ~. -. ~

partsi springs made of the besioi s
steel bands e99meed and Of all kinds Of Leather sdsfg
all kinds saddle tees Epgs bride feathers, bits 4qs
Tn" jenny Lind Gig EpSs,r adjusting pads. ss =
Tav,.r's Shoe threads, horse
Lltua,eIsLI London 9Gifth Webs, Anericln Girth
an Rein Webs and worstsi; London arst
WIlt skins, superior article; ivory, gutts percba
and brass martenesl supsor keEseys ~ -za
for horse covers the best quality q carriage bolts Luu
keep everything sppertainng either Ia 4sia
branches thoroughly We would respsotiGly invite Es
yOura before purchasing elsewhere & I.
lanai agent Wards Patent Spring Saddle @ .'
ap2Dd&W
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-02

Total amount of losses, t. =z. ..--..
claims, and liabilities. S425S0 43
The greatest amount insured on any one risk is
S3o,OO0, but will not, general rule, exceed
$4,000.
The Company has no general rule as to the
amount allowed to be insured in any city, town,
village, or block, being governed in this matter,
in each case, BY the general character of buildings,
width of streets, facilities for putting ont fires, NC.
No part of its capital earnings is deposited in
any other State security therein.
An attested copy of the Charter or Act of inct'r
poration accompanies this statement. rs ...H ls.
STATE Of NEW YORK, CcS
City and County of New York. - -' .-.f .
Charles ]. Martin, President, and J. Milton
Smith, Secretary of the Home Insurance Company,
heng severally sworn, deose and say and each for
himself says, that the foregoing is true, full and
correct statement Of the affairs of the said Corpora
tsn, and that they the above described officers
thereof.
(SgneD CHARLES J. MARTIN, Pres't.
(Sgned) J. MILTON SMITH, Sec'y.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th day Of
,, January, A. ID. 1860. Witness my hand
iHhALJ and official seal. .rl.f
(Signed) BENJAMIN RANKIN,
Commissioner for Indiana, in New York, log Broad
Allen C. HalIock is the duly authorized agent
for this city. per certificate of authority filed in
the County Clerks Office.
This Company iBsures against loss or damage by
fro to- buildings, merchandise, household furhi /.
ture, and personal property generally. Also,
against the periis Of inland navigation, at fair
rates of premium. q go SO
t-.iH Il sfs- t.. ALLEN C. HALL0CK, rs.-r
Agent Marble Hall Building, Main ST., Evansville,
feb3-tap2S.
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No, First Street, between Main and Locust. W %
EEGE OFFER TO THE PURLKC
y y Wheeler Il Wilson's Improved Sewing Ma
chime at reduced prices, with increased confidence
in its merits as the best and most reliable family
sewing n'Ghine now in use II sews equally well ~
stitch iinpossihs to unrayel, with the essential M
advantage of being alike on both sides, forming
ridge chain the hinder side; is simple in con- "
striietion, more speedy in moyement and more yss
durable than any other machine. We give full In
strhctfofrs toemble the purclaser to ordinary
seams, stitch, hem, fell, quilt gather, bind, and
tuck, all on thesIn machine, and warranted for 90
three years r, ra.. Is - frisr+fs5taa srs-,i =. {
VIC also keep constantly hand full assortmenc cRt
OF Singer luafni 80 gtsi $40 g&al12fls IN
Circulars containing testimonials of the aBovc
machines, from persons of the highest standing ~
Fast midwest giving prices. &c, will be furnished
gratis, application in person or by letter.
f1pglv @tAD 44+g - ~ NJ. SELBhdAN. 4-t'-' q
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Total amount of capital and surplus Sl,4l5,sl5 50
ASSETS. .t a.A ss.57''- yes
Amount of cash in CoutineIl- fl.zf-. .-.. g q
tai Bank, N. Y.....-.......... $40, 70T 81
Amount of cash in hands of 9lt . -f.sit. "a 4
Agents, and in course Of
transmission (balance)..... q, Sos 81 '.@
Amount of unincumbered real. s.. ..#. % ..
estate, No. 4 Wall Street.. $1,000 90
Amount of United States 5i - ...-. ...ai
treasury notes, market
value...-... 1O2, pa 20 ...
Amount Missouri State BIDS, ...
per cent, market value. 1G,225 90
Amount Of North Carolina .-l ... 3
bonds, per cent? market
Vaflle-.---.--. .---.... $3.50 90
Amount OF Tennessee bonds, .-l
per cent? market Yalne.. 1900 90
Amount of Brooklyn City
water bonds, per cent,
market value. .................. 10, $50 90
Amount of bank stocks mar
ket value. 81, 525 90
Amount of loans bonds
and mortgages, being first sas. fs.Itt 4
lien of record on unincun-. $50 .,---.
bered real estate worth at
least 81, sos, 300, and --z= f- s.- i
which there is less than .f=tst-I ...- I'd
one year interest due and
owing-rateN of interest
per cent 800, 62 o -iitef
Amount of loans stock szff. -..... s#r
and bonds, payable on de-
mand, the market value
ofsecurities pledged, $751; .-.lH -.
529..... .-,.-. ISIS GAO 90 Il
Amount due from premiums
on policies issued at Office. ,SG7 70 T
Amount of bills receivable. ,-st=tssle -E lL \
for premiums on inland ...+-s sa5..-. b, f...a 4
navigation risks, &C.,. II ,0G4 Al ,t
Interest actually due aid
paid 4,SZS go .-.t-- =
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SPRING TRADE.
John Ell. DeteHeS,

Wholesale Manufacturer OF Gentlemen's, Ladies',
1908 Misses, and Children's
Roots. SHOES, AND UI'I'ERS,
Ctrli.lr Buildings, No. 90 West Fourth street,
Cincinnati,
H.N'J-EPES THE .FTTA.N'TIO.V' OE'
n esIl ~ 20 the fact that lac is now manufacture
iEg, and keeps constantly hand large stock
of The newest and ch0cest styles of goods adapted
tp tlie requirements Of popular trade the induce
n'ehis he offers GOOD GOODS AT Low
PRICES. Having been ell gagged i'll manufacturing
hrst class g6'ais for over twenty wears, he now
claims 1" have facilities for manufacturing first
class goods cheap, it not cheaper, than EASTERN
manufactures lie feels coRii,leHt-Ot his ability tn
otter extra Inducements Ia cuse buyers His motto
Is a fair field and favors.
Call and examine his goods ana You Will lie sure
to buy.
Ba- Orders promptly attended TO. - -.'.'' l.
tubI5-3Ind
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CHEAP LITERATURE.
KMESSRS. DOREEE TO.NsR.N-69-

ULYSSES. KDOBELL GO.N"KsN'3I-
@EA TON have received large selection of the
best works in paper binding, from Is TO 80 cents
each.
The Head of the Family. Ey author OF John Halifax.
Tho Ogilvies, do do
Olive, do do
John Halifax, do DO
Lifa for Life, do do
Here, do do
Emelia Wyndham. By Mrs. Marsh
Mordaunt Han, do do
Aubrey, do do
Rose of Ashurst, do co
Nina. BY Frederick Bremen.
The Neghbors, do do
The Home, do do
Mary Barton. By Mrs. Gashel.
The Cations. By Sir f. l.. Buwer.
Ny Novel. do do
And all Bulwer's other works.
All Charles Dickens works.
Levers, Cockton's and various other celebrated
authors. DOBELL g. CONJUNCTION.
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Fire and Inland Navigation

EUsT GEFE.ED.-.4 SUPERxOK
81 artistic dfi Black Tea in small caddes express
ly for family use at No. 81 Main stIeet, opposite
the G@'tif House. JAS. l.. SPALDING.
mario = ~ ------ -------- 2. -----------
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Y - SUOTHING eYKUp, -. y ~
for Children IeethfRg, which greatly facilitates the
process of Teething, by sOftening the gums, redu-
cling alt inflanmaiiOll-Nil allay ali pain and
spasmodic action, and is SURE TO REGULATE
THE BOWELS Depend upon it, mothers, IL will
- l.. Il :
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BY TELEGRAPH.


* Arrival of the Steamer Adrfntic.
II New 4ORK, Aug. 1.-THE steamer Adriatic has
arrived with Liverpool dates of August Ist
All the war steamers and dockyards are to be
made ready for emergency. ra
Turkey has accepted the proposals for the inter-
ventOn of the Paris Convention
military convention has been agreed TO between
Garibadl and Clary.
The Neapolitans keep Forts Syracuse, Agasta
and Aesslna, Navigation of the Strait of Aessina
10 be free.
An important peaceful letter from Napoleon to
the Ambassador at London has been published.
18th.
Lady Franklin, niece, and Donald Mckay arr. pas
sengers the Adriatic.
AUGUST list, Eyening-Napes is quiet, but some
agitation prevails in the Provinces.
1t is rumOred that the royal troops are about to
evacuate Messina Citadel. Hostilities are sus-
pended.
DAMASCUS, July l0.-Three thousand Christians
have taken refuge in the citadel occupied by the Al
gerines, under AbGel Kader.
Damascus is in possession of murderers and in
cendiaries numbering 2,400. The Turkish garrison
of 500, is inactive or hostile. The soldiers drove
the Christians into the flames of the burning houses
The number of victims is said to be from 1000 TO
5000, but it is thought to be exaggerated.
The Turin journals speak of meeting this month
between the King of Sardinia and Napoleon
A Milan letter says that several Hungarian SOL
diers while procuring ball and cartridges fred into
a corps of Chasseurs, loyal to the Emperor One
sergeant was killed. Several Hungarian officers af
forwards deserted.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4AtH4a143 speaking PRAISE
DIR. EATONsS KNFANTGLE CORDIAL,
and Thy7 because 1t Gis dford Instantaneous r
when given in time Il II BY magic, and trial alone
So 'sA sGis ssss oR oPf%TE
OF any kind and therefore relieves BY re1ootno ae gs
OF Jour Child instead Of by degdezg is seaSfes Fer this
reason, commeEds fss reliable preparation known
fer Children Eeethings Diarrh9a. Dgseute-
~, Gripping in the Bowels, AcIefty of the
Stomach, wind, Cold i'm TIA c Head. and Group;
for sQeaa0 the gums reducing tatzzHdsioR gsgH
tisg the Boioess and reeying pain, hSs no eQd-beang
VI spGsBs0dic, IL used with afdtng success In all
cases OF COnv utSi0n or other Fits. as g0U UakEe
life health g0r children, ard aesh to them
from those sad and bthsng consequence soAtch are GER
tain to result ros1e use Of narcotics 81 aoateA Az other
remedies f0r hydPte are e9eLosed tIke none
bat DIR. EaEons Snfants4e Cordial, this you
Ssy upon Il Is perfectly harmless sn1 anaot lnjcre me
delicate infant Price 25 cents uldreetons accomps
each bottle. PREPARED only By x
No 400 Broadway, New York.
Healthy human Blood upon being AaIyzed always pre-
sats With the sane elements, and gives Of course
tie True Standard. Analyze the Blood of person
fring fom Consumption Liver Complaint D. spepsa soiuia,
are made veil The STOOD Food is founded upon this the
0'y-nsn'e rs FIVE Is.0V 'ss' SsisEPAEsA.rToxS
adapted the deficiencies of the Blood different diseases
t0uglte Colds, tsF0Bchitis, or any Affection what
ever Of The ThFOat lungs inducing Consump-
ton. use No l. which ais No f- DeDressiOn of
SpirfIs, Loss OF Appointed. and for All CHI rOnic
btAi - and ervouS rrOsIraGs0n. No for Tive
er CosDptaInts. No. Tor Dyspepsia. BeiGo 81
rsy yspared for G6sOrIiOR it is IaIi en- bV drOps aud
Immediately the circulation So mai what YOU 0ai
you retain. Tho 70 is for Female ErreRuIaritIes,
"a sIer5a' ~ ear nesses, &c See special objections
lOus, X idney and Btadder Conn II a in u TAKEN
In all cases the directions be strictly Price
Jf the $1,000 rood 81 per DO tie.
- Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
- No 400 Broadway, New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throu the country.
-, 0. J; WOOD Co., St. Louis,
apis wholesale Agents for the West.