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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09
NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Our Special Washington Despatch.

Our Special Washington Despatch.
WASHINGTON, July 8, 1860.
vsr or TIE PRINCE OF WALES TO THE UNITED STATES.
The British government have notified the President Of
Che United States that the Prince Of Wales intends ieav
ing England at early day for Canada and that he win
proceed from Canada directly TO Washington This the
rst Official ntmaton government has had in regard
to the matter The President has not indicated yet
what steps he will take in reference TO this important
event but he will undoubtedly do all that is necessary
at least, so far as he has power to do
THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
The Superintendent Of Public Printing, entertaining
doubts in regard to the meaning and intent Of the law
reducing the price OF the public printing forty per cent
has referred the matter TO the Attorney General.
decision will be rendered early next week.
IT Is understood that the Attorney General held
chat the Law not retrospective and does not apply
work ordered during the session just closed and only APP
plying to work ordered after the passage Of the law. This
decision will makea difference Of several thousand dol.
lars both to the Senate and House printers.
rM SANDMAN MISSION
There s TO be no change ia the Sandman mission Mr..
Daniels win probably remain until the close of this admi
abstraction. The President has idea OF making this
mission full one, although Congress gave him the dscre
tionary power. He says he necessity for such
action at the present time
THE POSITION MR. STEPHENS, GEORGIA.
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens Of Georgia, will, il is said,
shortly disclose his preference for Breckenridge and
Zane, although he will take active part in the Presi
dental election.
The Constitution to-dsy announces William 81. Browne
as editor and proprietor Mr. Bowman having in pursu
Of the arrangements which had been progress
time transferred 10 him all his preparatory inte-
rest in that journal
POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.
A. Breckenridge has formally accepted the nomination
Cor the Pr ,sdency His letter will be published Tues lay
The programme Of the Breckenridge and Lane dc mon
etration TO- night includes serenade to and
address from President Buchanan.
Mr.. Pryor spoke two hours in Phoenix Hall last night,
defining his position in regard to the Presidency He do
clared his preference for Breckenridge Lane the
other candidates The building crowded and the ap
plause great
TIE ASSAULT BOWMAN.
The assault Of Ellis b. Schnabe Of Philadelphia upon
Gen. Bowman Of the Constitution, resulted mainly from
The testimony Of Schnabe before the Covode Committee
In which he stated conversation between himself and
Attorney General Black In presence Of Bowman relative
TO the instructions given TO Gov Walker when the latter
sent to Kansas. Bowman denied the declaration Of
Bchnabe hence the recent attack and the testimony Of
Gov. Walker.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 DvERTIsE FOR TIE SPANISH TRADE
FL soffcroso DE suEvA YORK.
rorur AR SPANISH. Axr XII PAYER.
oRslT EDITIONS THIS wKxx.
FOR PANAMA STEAMER WEDNESDAY;
FOR HAVANA STEAMER THURspAT.
ADVERTISEMENTS TRANSLATED FRYE.
NOTICE IN EDIroaIAL COLUMN
hest MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISING.
.r1IR TRIAL Is soLIcrrxAl
Terms moderate. Once "a Ann s,reee
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M0rrfeky

towAs-BuRsxR. Tues FAY, July 3, By the Rev.
Joseph sanderson Mr. SrAYroRD II. CowAs to Miss MAE
CART A. BrRaxR
IL. nina[AysspxR Washington N. c., on Tuesday.
yuiy ., py Inc Rev C. J. Croghan -. W. J. Txn, q
WMningoh, NJ T., To Mis-, fpoRKScB l. LvKSpkR, Of New
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White, the Halter, Ahess-Nev shapes
" me straw Hats 1000 ditto from auction. One dsar
2iG Broadway.
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ChrtstsdorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tow
PEGS Tho best In tho world Wholesale aud retail s0s M
dye privately applied at No. Astor House.
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Barry's TrfcOpherous Is the Beat ana
cheapest article for dressing beautytng eesnsny c-,
preserving and restoring the har Ladies' try sSd bIsT
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q. d. stost - Co.'S Celebrated EIltpAic
f<srk sincb and skunle Sewing Nachines
q. ". COLLINS. 49, BsDai,ssy, " Y.
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Twenty -Sour Card Portraits 81. nollar
Photographs yedncef ~ Sereuecrrc Portraits
Views % ort-r. Al HOLMES. JOS broadway.
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Whskey.--s. r. suit's Kcrtucky salt
river Iscaltou, sold by Ell drurxsfe. HEGEMAN co.
hos Lei. 20 gu and Ts broadway. NY.
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Drawings OF the Delaware state Lott.

O6iciaI Drawings OF Hodges, Davis -
cos Consolidated Lo,ieries ~ oerrrts.-
CLass 81. Jvty 7. lfA
30, So, ~, 81, g, 20. a., G9, as, 81, 6s, 2t.
prixes cashed c1s Broadway. Circn3rs sent free.
HODGES, DAVIS A CO.
Mana9eru nacun GsorxA-
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A Grover q Raker Noise1ess sevvias Ma
ehiuc the her friend az the family n1oafwa
New rorh and n, Fulton street. Bross.,n.
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Bntchcisr'a Wigs and Toupees have Iyn-
rrrerren's ssnr 81 o'heru r ard .sny. period
o. add ,unans &c bchin1- ss.nkios Is Bond street,
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Herring Patent Chsmpto. Wire and
Inraf oot Safes Isl Broadvay corner q Murray
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Drawings OF France, Broadbents IS Co.'s
suSrs Cousrv c,.s isl, Jurr T. 1870
81, 10, ~, es. "a, I. so. IL. 40. is. 81. T.
GRssp CossoripkTyp forTEKv Class 81, JU1v T. $50.
FRANCE, BRoADBESIs co,
Managers, Wilmington, Delaware.
Drawings or the Delaware state Losss-
ras.-weoD, EpDy Co. Manssrr. Of the
s2 ' No. a. 'I jGY Iss
e7, IS, ~, 81, 0. ~, ~, 40. 81, 50, 2s, rs, IS.
81. II, rs, 90 90, l6 Z, S. rs 49, SO, 3, 40, H. Ia
cTcu~r , w Ere Sssrgs sy %a,s ..ns either 70
OF WOOD EDDY a co. 81 Louis Ms-oa1.
60 ons,:l n .,, ,s q Hodges. Davis q
20, So, q, 81, 8, 20. AZ, Gs, as. 81, GO, a.
f''''' '''''d al ' GcbeRs' ' bivrs ;Ta d g..
Managers Macon. o.orrA
White, the Halter, Ahess--New shapes
" me sra~ iiais i0vodhofrom auction. One dslar each
Twenty -sSur Card Portraits 81. Dollar
Photographs redueed ~ cents stcresocpic Portraits 81
Views % ori-r. Al HOLMES. JOS broadway.
q. u. ssost d Co.'S Celebrated EIispAic
' ''' -'' 'A O. ' H. c5t II1%e IS, no.a,.ay. MI
A Grover u Baker NoiseIess sewins MA
.h.e e hs 81 z, f r, ol s f,nv oe ~ Oaway
wheeler and ysu.e~'s Saving Machines.
once boS Drtad~sy. New YORK
ssesswsy Il Sons
csersrung Grand and sdus Pancs warranted r I've
years. WAr srsDms and ~ Walker esrec..
-
wiiv srd's Need les, for wheeler ~ Will
sONs LINING MAJ s1NEs These Nee lies made by
hand an 81 the best fshe refined f8gh STEEL and
sUrrHIor. 20 AZ. orurRs
J. FJsp HiLwARD, 81 Warren street, ". Y.
herring Patent chsmpios wire and
Inf fot Safes Isl Brosdway corner G. Murray street,
rer York.
Whskey.--s. r. suics Kcrfucky salt
river Ixaltuu, gcld by eil drurgisfe HICKMAN co.
hos lei. 20 5li and 1s broadway. Ny.
Batchci,r'a Wigs and Toupees have Im-
rrurerrenfe sssnr at ofheru N arf -sny. peri
o. add v, sans ur tehi1a s.s.nio. Is Bond street,
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wiiv srsi's Need les, for wheeler ~ WILL
spNs LINING MAJ i1NEs. These Nesles are made by
ham, an u the hts' fhe refined t0gsh Steel and
sCrrHfor. 20 stI orurRs
>. FbsD. HfLwARD, 81 Warren street, ". Y.
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)l,HRa are fotesie-.-
sv~rs cousrv, Class 1sl, Jrtr 7, 1sHD
81, 40, ~, 60, ~, z, 90, IL, 20, Is, 81, 4.
GRsED CossOtfDkTsp LoTTEKy, CLASS 81, JuIv T. 1850
SO, 50, Is, Is, 81, ~. 9. 80, 60, 10. 70, IL.
FRANCE. BkOADBEN1s CO.,
Managers. Wilmington. Delaware
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Clirehugh's Ilasfve wigs are knGfes
novelties Parngs unstainAbe. No turning up behind ~
Broadway, next A. 7. Stewartn
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wheeler and Wilson's H. spg Machines.
once bcS Droad~sy. New YORK
ssesswsy d Sons
tsere;rung Grand and Saus
years Wsr ~ md ~ Walker stress.
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Second Innings.

Not out................. 3
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are nov departed ones, what they doing thinking
saying we know tte az tho unborn babe. There IS
no doubt wisdom 10 this, for should the revelation be
made We might be blasted by - or light. Lazarus
could doubt have whispered the secrets VI the eternal
world but he did The Saviour could have DRhteneI
Us during the forty days He walked on earth AFTER fis
rctgrfecttn, but silent Peter ouy hints 90 how
bis spirit employed while his body rested the tom
ana tor SIX thousand years countless pilgrims have beu
riiing, cue by enc 20 their mysterious home and
have brought back tidngs fqm the undiscovered land
We know man God snd live, AMI therefore dn
imlees only are voucbsaied Of heaven those long
confined In dungeon are brought 10 the light u day BY
degrees Familiar images therefore employed 81 giyo
ideas OF heaven II "a represented place Of
faction and repoeC, ami described ~ each indi
vcnsi's peculiar wants. To these bowed lie long by
daily toll, Is rest; so the afflicted and pcrsccatei,
feaee 20 the ffendlcss aud ycarnng Tor hanau sympi
thy s love; 70 those who bad wandered through IA
desert into land flowing with milk and honey 10 was
heavenly garden to those Who IN tie OF truth IA
sur 90 'os. a earthy posses,ons was IN
mourning the icsolaton q his beloved Zion,
anew jerusalem 70 the captive 81 was emancipation
where tho slave should be free from his master.
strarpers and exies had eadearipg epithet 10 ia
fHmshns v was q place where they should hunger a
more, neither thrst any more. q, tis mpurnsrs re
Rss immortal home where there should be no nor
death. You viii observe that of the Eve senses, . Pau
mentions only those q sight ana bearing The eye comes
FIRST. This window a tic s0ll, the monarch Of AZ sai
The ruler u a wide empire. We only hear what is
near hut the eye takes in the heaven above and tue
earth beneath. Sound, too, Is bat noneatay. Tue
odcus note ravishes the ear thrills the heart end
forever dumb, sinking into oblivion the fake in0
the ocean, but TIE touch of genivs on bo canvas he
marble 10 thing Of beauty aud a joy forever "Fye
hath not seen and what cannot The eye socP 10 b lted
D. the frc frced vault above % the milky way stretch
ing scross the ssy like roaa 70 hesven, sar paved
rests tho erratc comet that farming nesseaSer that
has from the depths 81 mnensity as be errapt
OF light TO tell Of tho uhnj "a oo4s work Tue
ustrious strar ger 81 bis viFtalons may have srfcp DIS
mar over the yale nations Of the eaiL or ,rsi.d It's
Light on the nesyng waters ~ thc fDl. " gsw ho
ard lSs;. on ~ saoSeiess ccces, or heas NJ 1.-.a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-05-25
GOOD EATING & CAPITAL DRINKING
Al
KiLG0UR'S SALOON,
H % Ck v11ie, AE a

CO.. an THE subscriber returns his SINGER,
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO his pumerou
~ n patrons for the liberal patronage he
fsM h slowed upon him from the opening
SS1sy of his establishment, and respectful
ly solicits a continuance, assuring them that
no pains viii be spared, on hispart, to merritt
lie would also inform his friends and the
public that he has reftted his establishment,
which, for style and comfort, will vie with
any house Of the kind in the cities.
Lovers of GOOD OYSTERS will always
find at his establishment the best the markets
afford, and his Bar will always be supplied
with the best OF Wines, Liquors, Malt Drinks,
Segars, Tabacco, &c.
Ess7- His charges very moderate.
feb lS-tf JOHN A. T. KILGOUR.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-05-25

To KEEP BUTTER Fresh The Farn,
Jour@at, German paper, published at
Allentown. Pennsylvania, says that but
ter will remain fresh and sweet for six
months, and even longer, if prepared in
the following manner: Take butter as it
comes from the churn, and wash the but
termilk thoroughly out Of it, then dry the
surface of the butter with clean cloth,
break into small pieces and pack it solid
into crock. The air must be entirely
expelled Set the crock in a kettle half
filed with water, then place the kettle
over the fire until the water boils.
While boiling remove from the fire, and
let the crock remain in the water until
cold. Then place the crock in a cool
place. The object in boiling is to purify
the butter and precipitate the milk, which
remains in it, previous to boiling, to the
bottom Of the crock.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-05-25

-IDLESEss is hateful in any, but most
abominable and intolerable in ministers,
and sooner or later none shall pay so
dear for it as such witness the frequent
woes that are denounced in scripture
against them. Where should soldier
die but on the field? And where should
minister die but in the pulpitY
IF men could find the tabled foun-
tain that is said to restore youth and
health and beauty, with what eagerness
they would rush to drink its waters. Yes
with scarcely less eagerness do they now
rush to drink Of waters that bring upon
them premature old age and disease, and
loathsome ugliness.
One Of the duties Of friendship is
calmly to advise, instruct, sustain, and
console; aud when this duty is perform
cd prudently. the object should feel
grateful, and be prepared, when needful,
with a reciprocatory compliment
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-05-25
Vol. VINO. 40.

it, would inevitably result in incurablo
division of our party, the sole conserva-
tive organization remaining in our coun-
try; in its final disruption worse than
all, in the ondangcring of the successful
assertion Of its principles, compared with
which The success of a single electoral
struggle is unworthy of one moments
consideration,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-05-25
AUCTIONEERINC.

w NJ. W. ALLEN, Auctioneer, will attend
w TO sales In any portion Of the county,
ana respectfully solicits share Of the public
patronage. His charges are moderate. An
orders left at the Sentinel" Office, or directed
70 me at Rockville, will be promptly attended
10. Tdec Is--tP
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-05-25
COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
WASHINGTON HOTEL
MFazA
ROCKVILLE iii;l Maryland.


TINE undersigned having leased the abo
l. establishment, which is now undergoir
thorough repair, would respectfully solicit
continuance of the patronage heretofore so Ill
orally bestowed upon it. He assures his frienc
and the public generally, that every effort
his part, will be made TO contribute to the cas-
and comfort Of all who may favor him wi
their patronage.
HIS TABLE will always be supplied viii
the best the market affords and at the Ba
will be found the choicest brands Of Liquor
and Segars.
THE STABLING attached to the house j
large and commodious, and as none but atten
tive ostlers viii be employed, persons stopping
at his house may rely upon their horses bein.
well attended to-
%ss5~ His charges will be very moderate.
fcu loft PERRY TRAIL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-05-25
SERVANTS WANTED.

TzA TIE subscriber wishes to purchase any
cA number Of SEBV ANTS, Of both sex
o. es, that are young, sound and healthy,
-A--xz for which he will, at all times, pay the
very highest market prices in cash. Persons
having servants for sale, win find it greatly to
their advantage TO give me a call before dis
posing Of them.
.15s~ LIBERAL COMMISSIONS paid for in
formation; and all communications strictly
confidential
Letters addressed to me at Rockville, Mont
gomery county, Nd win receive prompt at
tcntion. BENZ. COOLEY. Agent.
feb 10y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-05-25

Men with a strong appetite for land
generally take it by the acre and will
Lngly swallow itgreedily by the thousand
acres. They satisfy their appetite, at
last, on six feet of il.
Men Of correct principles are dis
gusted with Aattery, and denouncc tho
vendors Of that nauseous article as toad
les"
When you go to drown yourself,
always pull OFF your clothes they may
fl your wife's second husband
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-05-25
GROCERIES.

lust RECEIVED large supply Of Fresh
- Groceries, which / am disclosing Of al
Georgetown prices. JOHN w. JONES,
dec II Saloon Building. Rockville
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-05-25
FroREA Meats.

on very moderate terms, FOR CASH He
VIII bring meats into the village every Tues
day aud Friday mornings.
Persons having Beeyes, Calves, Muttons,
Lambs, &c. for sale, will always find a market
for them at his place and the highest cash
price paid. THOS. J. GARDINER.
mar left
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-05-25
BUTCHERING.

~a@rEr THE subscriber having located
~ = 4 himself about half a mile above
U--M Rockville, on the Frederick road,
and erected a slaughter house, would inform
the citizeas OF Rockville and the county, that
he will at all times be prepared to furnish
them with
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-02
ONLY DISCOVERY

WORTHY CONFIDENCE
RESTORING THE BALD ARD GRAY.
VH tempted not only initiate his restorative, but profess to
have discovered something that would produce results identical
wonderful Woods preparation
forced to leave tae field its resstes Read the follow
ing:-
BATH. MArz, April 18th. 1859.
PRnT o. J. WooD & Co Gents-The letter 1 in
1856 concerning valuable Hair Restorative, and vi tyou
have published in this vicinity elsewhere has given
inquiries ucng the facts in the The inquiries
first, it fact Of habtaton and stated in
the Communication second, it Of all therein contained
third does hair still continue be in goSd order and Of
natural colOr7 To all and do nvarzby,yes Ny
hair better than any stage Of my life for forty
past thrifty of
whskers, and the only Why is not generally
the Wa-hed BY equst OF the
face, when used by wipng the face in close
ton with the wskers the result will follow the hair
receipt great many parts
good there fraud manufacture
various compounds as we'll as this it has no doubt p.en sey
initiated and been used only without any good effect but
absolute injury have used etOrave Of
recOun for months, and my hair good
hund eds have with surprise, 81
old gray hair my hean face snd prove
this fsct send you LOCK Of hair taken of the past week
received your favor C two quart bottles last for
which am grateful gave 1t my friends and thereby
induced them try it, many teal until after trial
and then purchased md used II with universal will
favor that you send by which discover
fraud the Restorative, sold by many fear without author
ity from from you pure article will insure and
believe where COED ELECTS do follow, the failure caused
by the impure article, which the inventor of the good
my hair. all who inquire of Of
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear sirs,
yours, C. RAYMOND.
AARoNs Run, KY, Nov. 81, 1853
The Restorative put in bottles of three sizes, viz large
medium and SMALL the small holds pint and retail for 81
per bottles the mediums hold at least twenty cent in
proportion than the SMALL rea for 81 per bottle the large
holds quart ~ per cent proportion, and ras for 81
abOtte. %. J. wood Co., Prapreors, 444 Broadway,
ia Market street. ST Louis NO. and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Whoesaed by
EVvens PendletOn Cos and retsiied by every Drug.
n the febll-ly,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-02
The Eoct ON the Other Font.

The origin of the report that Mr.. Breckenridge
meditated a withdrawal from the canvass, as there
never was any foundation for it. has not been I'M
derstood.
A well informed correspondent of the Cleveland
(0hio) National Democrat lets the cat out of the bag
sitter this wise:
"Cleveland," the Washington Geographic cores
respondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer, is Douglas
private Secretary, and with him the report origi-
mated, under these circumstances:
Mr.. Douglas, finding his chances for the Presi-
dency just no chances at all had written back to
confidential friends here giving such ntimations of
an intention to decline alarmed them; and the T7I-
NOR that Breccaridge intended to do the same thing
IoGs happy thought TO preUet tie erecldiOH Of Doug
las project have these facts from sources entitled
70 the greatest confidence, and far from Mr..
Douglas having given up the idea, he still entertains
1t, and is anxious to follow out his own views
which he feels confident will result in his nomina-
ton and election four years hence Many of his
friends here, who have been let into the secret ap
prove of his withdrawal, while Others who, like
Forney have been playing into the hands of the Re
pu5icans, are unwilling to Judge Douglas yield
the track for fear it will elect Breckenridge and
Lane. These facts know to be true fdcS, and am
confident that Douglas, who is deeply involved by
some specuatons, is still anxious 10 retire from
hopeless contest, in order to look after his private
affairs"
So it is Douglas, and not Breckenridge who wants
10 withdraw! And this, we doubt not is the true
version. Douglas is bad man, but be has been
badly treated by his friends. He betrayed them by
refusing to lead them TO the Black Republicans
he promised before the pending canvass and they
will have satisfaction by forcing him to fight their
battles for them They suppressed his letter to
Baltimore, begging them to let him off; and they
will hold him on until after the October elections,
whea he Will probably withdraw anyhow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.



DIR. EArON,S IEFANTILE CORDIAL,
and ehyS because Il s 10 dgoT feIf.
when given in time. It acts maggie and trial
no 'HSs ne s9s 4 u oT Gs of%TE
Of any kind, and therefore relieves by ro0ia0 ne sea
reason It comends itselfas the og know
for Children TeethfuE, HssaFrlA1ea. Dysente-
~ Griptng in she Bowels, AcidttT Of the
Stomach, wind, Cold in TIA kHcad and CrOu p
also for sQeRin9 the gsne gedrctRe tna1aotfon TegB
Ga9 TIE Booels Gad refis0ag pain e Ass no e1sbeHg
an Vts 6pds0dtc It used with Ed1g eDccc65 II al
cases Of Com uislOn or 0ther fats. Is yea cG5ue
tee life AID health of yoar children, and a5sh y tte
ron oss Sa es og eosgcsS ~ KS, S0;oH rs o Ger
Females laHsQs Complaints are co1esosed tks none
but Dire Eatou's snfantIac Cordial, this you can
delicate infant Price e5 cents Full directions
'''- 'O'"' CEUnCa & DuPOTNT,
No lg9 Broadway, New York.
Healthy human Blood upon being Aalyzed always pre-
Us with essential elements and
ths True Standard. Analyse the Blood person
fering Consumption Complaint D, spepsa scroua
red ohules Of the blood supply these decncies and YOU
are made we'll The Blood Food founded upon this the.
0Fsnoe " FIVE asiHVs9ia PREPARATIONS =. asS
adapted deficiencies the Blood different diseases
Coughs, Colds, tsronchttis, any Affection what
ton use No which is asJ the No for Depression of
Spirits, Loss OF APPetstes and for All Chronic
bi al ~ and NervOus PrOsIratsOn No civ.
COmpIaInts. No. for Dyspepsia. BeiG0 a.
carried mmedste into the circuaon s. that what YOU 0as
you retain. Tbs 10 is for female IrreS ufarities,
HysterIa, Weaknesses, &c See special elections
iOus, Kidney and Bladder Com p ainIs takeNo
5 In all cases the directions he strictly followed Price
Of the Blo01 Food 81 per DO tie. "a
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