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WILLIAMS HAS COME!
LADIES k0WiS YOUR TIME!

HEALTH must be preserved! The great
4 Z est Medicine Of the 10th century, II viii
cure Headaches, Sideaches, Long faces. Sweefens
the temper, brings back Rosy Cheeks, Spark ling
Eyes firm step with the merry laugh, which
makes Home pleasant around the happy.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-01-20
AMASA BARTLETT,
Attorney at Law, Notary Public,
AND
WESTERN LAMB AGENT

ST. GEORGE, KANSAS.
NJ ILL practice law in all the courts of the
w Territory, and attend promptly to collec-
tons and all business iutrusted to his care.
Particular attention given to the sale. loan and
location Of Land Warrants. Monies invested in
lands and town lots at rates warranted to nav
well to the purchaser.
REF ERES CEs Hon, 7. ?. Redfeld, Montpelier,
VT; Cooper & Bartlett, Atty's, Irasburgh VI. /;
Jno. L Edwards, Esq, Derby, Vt. Marcus j.
Parrot, NJ. Leavenworth, Kansas; Hon NJ.
F. Conway, Lawrence, Kansas.
Post Office address, St George, PottawatamIe
County Kansas Territory.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-01-20

DANT AND COAT CLOTHS, Black and fancy
L Doeskins, Cadet Doeskins Broad Cloths &c,
Just arrived and for sale at NYE S.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-01-20
THE STEWART STOVE
THE STEWART STOVE

Supplies hot water for bathing purposes mo
economically than any range.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-01-20

GIBBONS, Straw Trimmings and French
II Flowers for sale at
WoRTHINGTON's
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iyls 2paw
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chased an interest in the Memphis Avalanche news
paper and become one of its editors.
A call for Douglas State Convention has been
issued in North Carolina by Mr.. Robert P. Dick, a
member of the National Executive Committee. In
the call he says:
Whatever politicians may have said or done,
however willing and ready some of them may have
been to commit our good cid State TO the purposes
and fortunes of the Secession ticket, the people Of
the Democratic party have never yielded their
willing assent approval, but have been waiting
| anNieusly the opportunity to speak out boldly in
hehaif Of the National nominees of ther party. To
all such appeal Come together, National Demo-
Gratis, friends of Douglas and Johnson, on Thurs
day, the Both of this month, and let take counsel
| and determine what duty and patriotism devotion
to the Constitution and the lnon-demand from
us in the present threatening aspect of political
affairs.
FLoRlpA.-Hon. Geo. 7. Ward of Florida who
has been claimed as Breckenridge convert, has
written letter to the Florida Sentinel defining his
position. He says: m
Il is no time for men even who look uponpolities
with an eye to office and emolument to wrangle
and to jar this time next year the Federal patron
age may be in the hands of the Aholitonists with
cut united action in the South. And this can only
be done by uniting the whole Southern vote on the
man, whoever it may be- who carries the largest
Southern vote into the Electoral College. If am
asked who is the most probable man to do this
answer Bell.
Senator Mason, of Virginia, said at Breckin-
ridge meeting in Winchester, that the Douglas
party in the North was a leprous band of Adolf
tionists,n which had been "sloughed off, as
cancerous' part of the Democratic political
body
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Err. Hootiand's
" G. Z x NJ A " BIT TIERS,
DIR. H0onanti'a
BALsAMIo CORDIAL.

The great standard medicines of the present
their great popularity only through years of trial gnbonpad
satisfaction rendered by them in all cases an the
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAuNDIcE. nERTL.
1TY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASES or IN
kIDNEYs and al diseases arising fran edsoTitsed ver
weakness Of the stomach digestive organs Rr4
permanently cured by the GERMAN BITrERs.
The BALsAM1c CORDIAL has acquired reputation su,
passing that of similar preparation eztant It will ~
without fail the most long standing COUGH COLD
OR HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS. INFLUENZA. GROUP,
PNEUMONIA. INc1PIENT CONSUMPTION, and has per.
formed the most astonishing ever known Of
CONFIRMED CoEsUMPTIoNl ~.5
few doses will also a. ONCE check and lie most severe
DiARRHEA proceeding from Cold in the Bowels.
These medicines prepared by Dr. c. NJ JACKSON A co
No AIS Arch street Philadelphia Pa and are sold by drug
gss and dealers medicines everywhere ats cents ne
tie The signature of G. NJ jackson will b. on the outd<
wrapper Of each bottle. ...
In the Almanac published annually by the proprls.o called
EYERYBoDYs ALMANAC you will find and com,
mandatory notices from all parts the country These Aims
macs are given away by all our agents.
... ]. WRIGHT Il CO., Agents
q and ISL Charities street
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"WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST Is, 1890


THE PIaQuEMINE GAZETTE AND SENTINEL TT hs
paper Is fair example Of what can be done by m
sdastry and enterprise towards building up news
paper Though published il q small town only a
few hours travel from New Orleans, thus coming
into competition with the large dailys and weeklys
81 that city, the editor and proprietor, MIR. w. p.
Blackburn, has surmounted all these obstacles, and
ny his uutiring industry and perseverance can now
boast as large circulation and as great an in
aiuance d possessed BY any journal Of the State.
outside of New Orleans. Il is true that he has been
assisted in q great measure by being in immediate
proximity to great number Of very wealthy and
intelligent planters, who had the sense to under
stand the merits Of his paper and the liberality to
patronize it; yet the same might be said Of hun
dreds Of journals that have failed, and only proves
that it takes peculiar talents to conduct paper so
as to make 1t pay, and that friend Blackburn pos
aesses them. As an advertising medium, through
which our merchants can make known their busi-
ness ii the interior, the Gazette andSentnel would
prove very valuable, and if they know their inter
esss they will patronize it literally.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-15
.Bettor .han all dinners -Lafaystte, On


sessFs. w E. hagan eo.Gents Ny hair having turned
prematufely grey and being unwilling 10 wear silver locks
IN my youthful days have tried various preparations which
were highly recommended for restoring hair to color
among Others Prof Woods Hair Resioer found them ali
more Or less Intellectual and quite expensive until abon wear
ago. commenced using Hemrees Hair Gooring prepared
by YOU which, found 10 be all thai you recommended IL
1t restored my hair lis original beauty and keep If so
ana oily and The expense SO trtng thai nothing at
all after continually drawing upon my to Keen myself
supplied with Prof Woods the previous and after MI nv
pains receiving benefit Therefore, take pleasure in recon-
mendng Hair cooring public as cheap and effect
ua Hair Restorer. Yours truly,
WILLIAM p WENTWORTH
onondaga county Subscribed and sworn before me dis
Sd dag of iane 1853 IL s. COLE Instiea
RRenemher 1athis result produced BY Heias.feets
lHimiable, the original and only reliable Restorative
Price 90 cents and 81 per bottle. sold everywhere
W. =. HAGAN 4 CO.. Proprletors, Troy " Y
Sold by. WRIGHT CO.. q snila oharrss street New
oEisana. jyle 2plm4w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-15

aa-Spring and Summer Medicine The
hrs Of the body often soft and relaxed the bracng
cold of Winter is Withdrawn and sickness attacks us it
IN the form of inng apoplexy fevers inflammation and
acute rheumasms Because this all humors are
apt TO corrupt from sudden check Of the pespraon from
cosYeness the soppage of usual evacuation any
other period of the year BRANDRETHS PILLS set all TO
rights cleanse the blood from hos which cold and
want Of exercise Of Winter have locked up the bowels and
solids of the body and which, il timely expelled produce
cancer tumor costiyesess consumption early DEATH
When, therefore, you feel chness lassude dizziness pains
of the head lose time but swallow four six or eight
of BRANDRETH's VEGETABLE UNIvFp ILLS
Soon cheerfuness will dsplace anxietw EACH disease
And remember, these Pills en' {aoGsaa harmless
for the weakest or the strongest In u ini Il Is d and req
move all impurities leaving the oder shall M hel was in our
first parents 'AAEl. q the IS
MI, -, ~, . = tccie NOR II
These celebrated Pills are sold at Is cetorngox with full
directions, at 29i Canal street, New York of Brandets Of
flee, ard by j. WRIGHT CO.. Nos q and ISL Chartres
street. and By all respectable dealers in medicines -
au3 2p2taw keowW--lm
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aul3 2psteod4ltw
Wr'i9ht's Fsejesrenating E,ieis..

Gans thou administer to mind diseased asked the great
dramas Yes say and pluck from the heart the rooted
sorrow, - WRIGHT'S REJUyEHATING ELIXIR has
such marvellous power in esusciang the dropping energies
that Is alike an Invaluable boon both sexes The ague
and debility the hystec and ainng prevalent among the
gentle SEX need not exist when that valuable restorative
hand for 1t IS in The Of pleasant and palaabe
liquid and should ever be present The toilet abefree from
the deeterops minerals usual with cosmetics ii the greatest
vegetable restorative that has made known for the
e Of the debiaed portion of the human family Sold by all
respectable druggists throughout the United States and Canada
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Charities street.
aul3 2p3teod&1tw Sole pronrietors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-15

as-Besyare OF the yolea IA ic dyes that SINCE
the hair poison the blood change color of the skin Dr.
Chiffon Chemist of the croon Board the head OF the profess
sion, has analysed Csadoyos Excelsior Hair Dye and de-
eaes that this machess Dye contains particle deeer
Gus matter Hair OF any obnoxious color instantly changed
to black any shade Of brown
sold everywhere, and applied By all Hair Dressers
tor sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail BY j
WRIGHT co. u and l5l Chartres street General AGENTS
aug 2plm&W GRIsTADoRo, No 6 Astor House, NY.
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ESair Restorative /.
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and Gray!

Many since the gent discovery Of Prof Wood have attcpt
covered something that would prodnee results Identical
m results % Prof woods peparaoa md hsSe Been SFcea to
leave the field to its ressess sway Read the following:
Prof Wood co-u,s RA9 IT, Ns s.s; re- ,o j. i Hs
have psg XVI y"s str s and a wsh yG
onumerous Inquiries touching tho facts in Tho case.
Hsmg a. stated in lie cGmarieaol s4cded il Il rue
ii nue to '1s a contained cont a does ny h@f S cen
ai csn and do answer invariably yea rs hHir Is
o thrifty and Dser coloed tie same o 8 d N.Y. T sGe
spb ,g ie 9y Gase WY It not generally true T. tia, The
eaS were ussd BY wpns The lcs in close CONNECTION with
been Y tRe receipt Of aEreat lumber Of letters ali parts
Ne% EnEiga @Sgs ns Z M hair SIN continued Ne good
compounds az wei as This has doubt been t5el nita:ed
jury have not used Of your Restorative Of Any reogt
dreds have examined ii WIN suTose H. ~, M, Al ta
Old md gray hair my had on my fsee and to- &
received favor Of two qua bottles summer or witch
Ig4yeit 10 friends and thereby induced them to ry
many we're skePtca until after trial and then purchased and
send ne lit u wfh en- discover Sm s @ Sa
S w @ s s T' and T5 aSye w i so & sE
t6q tae failure & caused by The mpre article which
Keep appraised Of the continued effect hair asar6
s VINO inquire q Of my mistaken opinion os valuable
AarOn's Run, KY Nov 3d. isS8. ~ = ''1N '''"-sp'
PRor q J. WonD-Dear Sir woudcertsgny Re doing Won
grea not tomake known to all the world the wonder
iu as Wen as the unexpected result have
using ONE bottle of your Hair Restorative using every
kd 81 restorative exiunt but without success finding
mead nearly destitute Of hair, finally induced 10 trr BOT
e OF your Hair Restorative Nov candor Justice Compel
ne TO announce 70 whoever reod this, possess
new and beautiful growth Of Sc pronounce richer aid
han hsnd IS hSn 9 t Ggna VIII therefore,
the Necessity for it. Respectfully yours, ~
u,... REV S. ALLEN BROCK
4 s. This testimonial Of Appreciation for yor valuable
medicine as you ere Of is unsolicited but you hin
II worthy place among the rest, wish IF not
destroy it, and say nothing Yours etc., Ezv. s. 4. b
The Restorative put up lilies OF three sitsg viz TApe
medium and small The small dshalf pint and etis fop
one dollar bottle. The medium holds at least tey
per cent more IN prop2rtisn an the sml and sis for two
collars per bottle Thclarge holds quart peasant more
n proportion, and Tetaifs for three dollars hottie O. j
WOOD co., Fropretors l4i Broadway, New York and II
street st. Louis Mo- aud sold by all good druggists an
fancy goods dealers,
j. WRIGHT 4 co, Agents,
Il and ISL EaaTtFes street
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Rally! Rally: Rally !.

Y DC n 6 BELL Rim ERS.
special meeting of this Club will be held their Hall
story Building, THIS Wednesday, EVENING 18th inst at
IL O'clock for the of attending Mass Meeting Of the
Union Party, on Washington Square Third District
All young Favorable. to tile election of Bell aud Everett
are invited 70 join in the procession.
By order Of the President:
ani5 2plt d. G. CANTER Sac-v
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SoNG OF pEB UNION.

Dedicated 10 tie r3sg Bel Ringefsef Feie 0,ean
=45 ----+.----- a...5 ..-...
BY HAL. [5@-
Ding-dong! the bell M.
Tolls the death knell ~ ."M0z
To disunion.
Ding-dong! the bell,
See how our ranks do swell
ygv For the Union.
Ding dong the Bell ..
On the mountain, In the dell,
For the Union.
Ding dong! the marriage bell
Assures US that all is well
For the Union. 5
Ding-dong! the church bell, 5
Join in the anthems swell w~
For the Union.
Ding-dong the ocean bell
Tells US the ship is wela,
For the Union.
pirg-doug! the steamboat bell
Tells us there is no SELF
muag s~5.- In the Union.
Dfng-dong! plantation bell,
Shows us how Lincoln fell
By Disunion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-15

HoRRfsLE DEArH The Jackson tTenn.) Wing
saya Jossph Longmires, Of Madison county, met
with horrible death on the 2sth bit. He was
well-digger, and whilst attempting to remove some
eurbing from The well Of Mr. b. 0. March,
Portion Of the earth near the top Of the well fell
IN upon him. He vas l25 feet beneath the sur
face and was covered to the depth of 20 feet with
sand. All attempts 70 get him out proved una
sailing, - Z was dangerous for any one to 90
down into the we'll, and he yet remains there.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-15

CLEMoNs. BRemN q Co.'s CgLEBaArgn CoTTos
Gins srssss albsson Nudge No Union street no,ify
through columns morning. that they
hass n received lo o those really excellent gins made BY
Nempnss bsoVt6 ec, q Columbus. Georgia. Ii planter
failsto buy ssasesn manufactured article when le
moderate prices u IN article equal merit manufacturer e
where could y agh then that nc is both
and But imagine there are very few men
n oar aeeticn blind a that strong evidence or which M
iiculy Messrs Aberson Nudge And IN keeupp sTa n
5ie gins sufficient U sapply the demand Nj
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-15

RB-A Word to the Ladies-In recommends
Ing 10 You TO use Hosteers Celebrated Stomach Bes it is
nut Just 10 that as smuant to the SYSTEM mpartng
strength aud vgor during certain periodical stages which are
omcs attended with much pain trouble we know Of no
preparation more highly adapted all Affections consequent
upon this cause and fora mother nursing the Btters
cannot be dispensed with especially where The mothers nonr
shmen nadequa TO the demands Of the child
her strength must yield and here where good tonic such
as Hostettes Stomach Befs is needed npa temporary
strength and sgor 10 The whole system Ladies should by ali
means Try this remedy and before doing your physician
who II he is acquainted with the virtues Of the Bers will re-
commend their use in all cases.
Sold IN New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by WRIGHT
co. and Isl ChArres street, agents for the Southern
States and to whom all orders should addressed and by drug
gists and dealers generally everywhere aul3 2p6SItW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-15
~ rsaropean nrarlsst report ON 4th page,

UNION BELL RINGERs CLUn OF JEFFERSON CITT.
by proceedings elsewhere, it will be seen that the
aboVe-named club met al Woodruff s Coffeehouse
on Monday evening, and fully organized BY the
appointment Of an Executive Committee for the
parish Of Jefferson, and Committee of Ways and
Means and after the regular business of the
meeting was transacted, speeches were delivered
by several eloquent gentlemen. We are sure that
Jefferson parish viii be all right in November.
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Rul5 2ptt
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RALLy RALLY Il You've BELL RINGERS. For
THE purpose Of attending the mass meeting to be
held tonight at Washington Square, the Young
He'll Ringers Club is called out. We hope there
will be absent and that the display made will
lll the hearts Of doubters with confidence. The
hour for assembling attheir hall win be q oclock.
BE prompt and don't keep the procession waiting.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-15

DnsNEE 10 Baron RoTHeHlLp.--0n hundred
Of the first men of New York are to give Baron
Rothschild magnificent entertainment 1T Dclmon-
ico's, Oh his return from Lake George. James 4,
Brady will preside. Tickets $50
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Wsilcoe y Gibbs

The points Of superiority claimed Ibis Machine rendering ii
desirable for Family or Plantation use, are
Its remarkable accuracy and power being capable making
FOUR THOUSAND stitches per minute and PER.
FEoTLY RELIABLE STITCH
1t win net drop stitches and noiseleSS operation
s. Its wonderful simplicity making easy learn To operate
T. No mistake possibly be made setting the nsedle
s. 1t will hem perfectly any required size from the
hem TO that of yard in width form and fe
without the difficulty experienced with other Machines
Last butnot least the price hiry 0ars)s lower than
any other reliable Machine in tbs market and brings il
within the reach of all.
RS-Pmehasersw be guaranteed perfect satisfaction with
the privilege Of returning the Machine trial does no
prove to be al we recommend
DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents,
M 2peodt ~ Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-15

CROPS IN EASTERN MIssIssIprr.-A correspond
ent from Kemper, Miss, writes al the crops thus:
'.In portion of our country gre crops are al.
most total failure. In my vicinity we may make
enough to do with. Some have good crops, when
but little way off the crops are ruined.'S
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To sadrertfse1rs.

PLAQUEMINE GAZETTE AND SENTINEL. y
Advertisers who would like TO the one of the
weahiest localities in the sate-of convenient proximity
the city to make daily purchaes-shoud not neglect to
send their advertisements that old and popular Journal of
tensiye circulation, the GAZETTE AND SENTINEL of
Piaquemine, Parish of Iberyille La
nB~Terms moderate Address Gazette sentineln or
W. p. BRADBURN, w..
aul5 2pl0tsa Plsquemne, Parish Of Tberyi]le
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-15

E8~ spring 8stts~-S5 10 So so Tor ths oess
Spring Bed in existence, tHowe's Patent at Ne 5i Chatham
street. New York Examine address tile ELLIPTIC BED
SPRING COMPANY, their descriptive circular speca
nducemants to the trade and local ageneip y2S 2paWly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-15

GRAND Gys1NAsTIc CONVENTION AID TouRN A,IENF.
8 circular has been issued from Chicago, ANNOUNCE
iag that i grand American Gymnastic Tournament
viii be held in that city during the week commenc
ing January 7th, 1861. and inviting all gymnasts Of
the United States and Canada to be present on the
occasion. 0ne thousand dollars in gold will be
distributed ia prizes, as follows: Two hundred
dollars to the best general gymnast;p two
hnndFed dollars ITO the strongest man;n two
hundred dollars to the best comhinat 81 three
nr more men in grouping, posturin+, i ss.; one
hundred dollars to the fastest runng = aS. mile
the circular track ~ and fifty dsg,, es1s,sh to
xhs best performers respectively, on the horizon
tai bar, on The suspended rings on the parallel on
the trapaae and slack rope, with the gloves and
with the foila "
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National Usei0as Ticket.
..- FOR PRESIDENTS.
JOHN BELL, of Tennessee.
FOR VICE PRESIDENTS.
EDWARD EyERET'T, of Massachusetts.

p " " v I'VE l. II n y l ID " VI!
EDWARD EyERETT, of Massachusetts.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR LOUISIANA:
First Electoral District.
RIvIEEE GARDERE, Of ST. Bcrunrd, Elector.
G. DEFERRIET of Orleans, Alternate.
Second Electoral District.
Hon RANnEtI. HUNT, of New Orleans, Elsetor
JULES LAEERGNE Of New Orleans, Alternate.
Third Electoral District. @0..
CHRISTIAN RosELIus, of jefferson. Esetor.
DtHcANs. CAGE, Of rerrebonno Alternate.
Fourth Electoral District.
~ FUQuA, of East Feliciana EIector.
H. FAYRoT of West Baton Rouge, Alternate.
Fifth Electoral District.
I... THOMAS Il. LEWIS, of opeiousas EIector.
yALSGN FoURNET of ST. Martin, Alternate. -
Sixth Electoral District.
.~ JOHN RAY, Of ouaehita, Elector. .....
Hon. b L. HODGE, Of Caddo Alternate.
Each voter at the Polls casts his for SIX ELECTORS
zach one of which reside separate Districts IVA
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No. 400 Broadway New York

Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYzED always pre-
sen US with the same essential elements aud gives s
True Standard nyse tho e3d Of psrson % spn.ss
from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspeps scrofula ETC.
and we find In every instance deficiencies in the red p
ules of Blood Supply these deficiencies and yon are made
The Blood Food is founded upon its
ny success There
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted tohe deficiencies ofthe different diseases ro,
Coughs Colds Bronchitis, any scon whateyer AZ M
Throat or Lungs inducing Consumption use No l. which
the No for Depression of Spirits Appetite and for
ohfonc Complaints arising from 0yergse General Debility
and Nervous Prostitution No 2 for Liver Complaints No &
for Dyspepsia Being already prepared fer absorption II Il
taken by drops and carried Immediately into the circulation
that whatyon gain you retain The No for Female rreeu
laes Hystera Weaknesses See special directions for
this. For Salt Rheum Efapons scrla,ous Kidney aud
Bladder Gompaints take No s. In nil directions
must be strictly followed Price of the Bluod Food 81 per
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT No. 4ts Broadway, New
York; j. WRIGHT CO.. No.2l& l5l ghartros street 6.
JWoop CO. St. Louis Me- by all respectable Drug.
gss throughout he country.