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ANOTHER MANIFESTO.

gentlemen OF leisure addressed o
letter to Gov. Moore, asking an ex-
preston Of his opinion as to what
should be done in an emergency
which is erpected to arise. The Gov
ernor answers in two column let
ter, which was no doubt intended
to be a private matter, but which
has found its way into the newspa-
pers, and is now the subject Of
very extended comment. We need
hardly say, that, if not intended
for party purposes, it will be used
for party effect, and it comes at a
most opportune moment. Our Se-
nior Senator has been heard on the
same subject, and all the other
high functionaries, Parochial, State
and Federal. Indeed it is q for
tunate circumstance in connection
with what Monsieur De Tocque-
vile and Sir William Jones are
pleased to call Democracy in Amer
ica," that there is no Office from
that of Constable down to Presi-
dent, where the duties are so oner-
Gus that the occupant cannot find
leisure to talk, write and stump it,
and it is principally for this reason
that we now find so much harmo-
ny and good will existing between
our widely separated extremitics.
But for this circumstance, the peo.
pie might lapse back into ignorance
and barbarism. We all feel and
know it to be fact, that the place
from which man speaks, carries
more weight with it than the per-
son Of the man, or what he says
1t is for this reason that the press
has adopted a nomenclature for
the classification of great men ac-
cording to their caliber. There
are large guns and great guns,
carrying canister and grape, pop
guns and blow-guns, flaps, fizzles
and flip-haps. When one Of the
largest go off and indicate what
ought to be done-the people, who
have the power to do it, set right
about the business, quitting all
their more honest and profitable
vocations. If the Union is to be
dissolved; all necessary to have
the work of dissolution accomplish
ed with convenient dispatch, is for
some Of the larger guns to point
their mouths this way. We hope
they will not do it until they have
calculated fully the chances. We
are opposed to it-not only on pol
icy, but because we feel satisfied
that we have so many exalted pa
triots this side of the line, that we
could not, without fight or foot
race, settle on one for President Of
the Southern Confederacy, where
there are SO many of equal virtue.
From Governor Moore's letter we
take it, that like many other gen.
tlemen we wot of, he is both in ia.
vor Of, and opposed to dissolu'
tion. In Platonic days this would
have been considered paradoxical;
but not so in the prolix refinement
of modern logic. The Governor
thinks there is cause for it and
there is not cause for it; a contin'
gency may not arise, and whilst he
hopes that it will not; uses his po
sition as Chief Magistrate of this
Union-loving people to induce the
belief, that outside Of a small lot oi
talking men, that the sentiment
of Louisiana bears that way. The
Governor sees only one way tc
avert it, and that is, for everybody
/ a. g.. A.
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p6y- 1t is said that Paganini, who
was ut one time desperately fond Of
canning, was cured of the passion in
the following manner His favorite
violin was large Guarnerius, which
q Russian Prince was anxious to pur-
chase from him. He often asked Pa
ganini to sell it to him, and at last the
latter tired of his repeated appeals,
told him he would sell the violin for
81 900. The Prince told him he
must be joking to ask such a sum Of
money, but that he would give him
$500 for it. Paganini had lost ever
thing he owned at gaming tables the
night before ; his jewels, his rings,
his breastpins, his watch, had all been
lost, and be had nothing in the world
but thirty francs and his violin left.
He was about to accept the Princes
offsr, when he determined to appeal
once more to the gaming table. He
did so-he lost, lost, lost-nothing
was left in his hand but three francs.
and he was oblige to leave the next
day for St Petersburg. He staked
these three francs. The run Of luck
turned, and he soon won money
enough to carry him to St. Peters
burg. 81 am saved p said Paganini,
speaking of this incident. II was
sure of keeping my beloved GuarDe-
rius. Since then, l saw that a gam
bier is the most contemplate being
on the earth, and / have never again
touched card: Exchange.
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SPECIAL NOTICE s .
L. q. X. NJ.

/. u. X. M.
TECUESEH TRIBE No. A. The mem
i bers OF the above tribe are requested
to attend at their W.. on Monday
night next, the 22d instant, at the usual
hour. Punctual attendance respectfully
requested BY order of s.. 49,
M. PRENDERGAsT, G.. X.
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PURE KENTUCKY MUSTARD.

StIX Dozen Hawkins d Thorntons' genuine
- Kentucky Mustard in n and Il Cans. For
sale to the trade at New Orleans prices.
oct16 X. ID: DAY.
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RED WINES.

CHOICE assortment Of the most del
n ;cate brands just received.
.an,1 s. BENJAMIN.
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NO TIC f..

NOT L @ Il.
A GRICULTURAL FAIR AsSOCIATI0N.-An
"A adjourned meeting of this Association will
take place on Saturday evening next, the Goth
inst, at N o'clock, at the Harvey House
Punctual attendan ce ID desired Of all who In
tend 10 co operate with US.
BY order of the President.
HI. HYAMS.
octiTtd Secretary.
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LNOR sALE.-50 Barrels Chinn's BiSulphate
octf7 MOORE, BURDEN b co.

NEW CROP BUCKWHEAT.
New Crop Buckwheat, New Crop Buckwheat,
New Crop Buckwheat, New Crop Buckwheat
New Crop Buckwheat, New Crop Buckwheat
New Crop Buckwheat. New Crop Buckwheat,
New Crop Beck wheat, New Crop Ruckwheat,
New Crop Buekwheat, New Crop Buckwheaet
For a supply Of the above delectable land Of tn.
the very best manufactured) call or send to the
Store of JOSHUA BbAL,
oct15 Corner Third and Convention Sts.
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Drugs and Chemicals.
A FRESH supply Of Choice Drugs, and Pure
sprj2 ED. 4 WIN. BOGEL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-16

NHAEiAH GEASs sEED.-On consignment - busi.s
of this cv,ra Grass seed raised y Juj,. MILAN
Dane ill., near Ills civ Persons in want will please give ma
u cab. tap5l NJ HoIIINS a. ca "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-16

GuanO.
No PERUN1AN-BAL1 MORE INSPECTION.
~ SbMBkERo HU AND, nrgo Of the svhr. War Eagle"
aud Schr " Samuel" direct from The Island
MANIrtLATED GUASo- Manufactured 10y us-for sale by
lrb l--n EDMOND, DAVENPoRT Il co
FNnMDSD. DAVENPORT ~ co, ICliMOND offer 70 sale
tHlions, OF The best chops that could be obtain ii In
China.
Also
2,ino sacks fine Salt, per ship alexander"
800 Ground Alum salt,
- tcrrs aud half erccs Rice direct from Charleston
- hhds. Cincinnati noun sides,
Il" bags Government Java Coffee,
~ orrcs Solnr and coal Pit bl,
lip boxes Oh,
l,di casts licoricc Inv ortiz brands
3un ,rrcs T1ibhrrs London Porter,
800 hnl's Cloves
NHtmcg- Mace aud Pepper,
bark and Pale Brandy, nt Importation
Vines If approve bmnt,
Nnfccst"rshirc Sauce,
tf"ss ~ Blarkwoil~ Mustard.
il'hc, p!nis aud quarts,
~" bags Peruvian Guau" ~, u
t,uou Manipulated Gnauu. lap2
Manipulated Gu,.no.
NS' ut, lo the iHi,t. fs,ua prepared by
w ~ follows.
tim lbs r hfhcsi Peruvian nuunn tai Lee lrscutcl,
In lbs ri The best Numhr,tu Il ,i,riHt per
al the IhosihA', al l-.l,.
2p lbs "I the best gruhhd itastri NHr - per
ton, extra,
All MUituhNcd together.
Planters and others invited the article From
tn h'~t Information pu,Nu
al Ia" hsi that can ie puiaT.d tor the Virginia lands
fncc /" Planters ~ ler ", or :! per tom s When they
liiH. ri the bags.
f,r sale =. LpMuNp pANEAYJhr &to,
. selt tidiN ttelnoid. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-16

1900 SPRING TRADE. 1860.
ELLET'F &c WEISIGER,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In
Hats, Caps, and Straw G. Gods,
No. d' Main Street opposite Exchange bank,
RICHMOND, VA.
HAVING made extensive preparations Offering
the merrh nts Of Virginia, North Carolina and Tenncs
nj prices which cannot but insure SALE the largest amt
most comhes stock Of Spring dnd Summer GooaS got
ten In this Market which Tor quality variety mud siegdnce
cannot be- cAc,e. All they usk Is look before rchasng
elsewhere, ,npHRs strict, aud promptly attended 10.
Mr. H. L. liz ICnISsoN, formerly Of Union, Monroe
VT Interested In business aud will devote Ia his ynlua
e srrIic"s. ELLErr n WEIsltiEI.
tth II lImar 1921.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-16

MArTSGs anil be found In this country and
determined o offer Them at prices low be- obtained
from any reputable standing In Of the ciiles North
"f this Viewing Baltimore the legitimate market for south
trade stock has been selected with view 10 the wants
o the south. [march 5, 60 dy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-16

~ - - - 4LXZ3k Il ~ - 80
1r1UmTnWF - <6uH>lnfn. te1sn t1c3F 0snks b
- 49, 611t6s KessFsi{ - LfseAbzFK I'd -
= - II - I'D ~ meuihH sad s.ks Eees
= - a. M they hass takea - eeefs,
- snse 80 81 Z, NM .s sfkLs p
= HErk I11S17l Tlua6IA k1kona, EnhrsidefseA eeass
oerlI d. c. hsuGeA hsFaesA Preach Oes.esiA Heep
GSfrS.s ~ 616n an - Kh 03osea HsndkercAiehs .
~ n1n6A 1Asuaa and nioad LsesA Hossss.
- o1hsf uretss mensoseA Our ePeaing hs
~ frri0pNMER DoHkET6 VII BE- Apris ltsh.
~ eG ~ 9asess<5 and specially sociicd 10 call On
susins pk ~ 1900 which u the latest sycs and
vhzuA vi1 ~ - fnRf low
kosKSsTIEL 4 oUENTuER,
n 1edts lss Main ssFcet
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-16

Sold " JOHN II. sEAY, LyxenprRe V A.
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EJsERYHIERE
ASK FOR HELMBOLD's. TAKE No oTUER
Cut out ~ advertisement and send fofli.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-16
MESSRS. WELSH BROTHERS l. GO,
FOUNDi FOUND!
\ e N Il II O u s A N ID OLA r

fOO ND! EotJ ND!
TIE Il II o u IA N d d o Liza r s.
IN the 10th " May last found PA TENT STRAW CUT
~ TER which Ia worth Thousands al dollars.
am now making the name kind They SIMPLE, CHEAP
AND DURABLE
MAJ ". ". Ienwich told me he would give one of them
for two Of The east iron levers.
and see them at the Lynehhug Agricultural Works.
No. ISL Main street.
Jan i3-ts G. A. wHiTTEMORE.
FUME PORTRAIT GALLERY will be continued h, the I'M
dersgne al Tho old stand, No ~ Main strc.
will be pleased 10 reesisu 4 Of pu
uonage bestowed the late all
ca that every effort will r given 10 render satisfaction
OF Pictures, rates Of charges, ac.
Weao have agency for the QrAsru CRY D"rnir rnHrn
ork sItrcu SEWING MACHSEs II cms frls gathers
and embroders and does all the f25 Machines
Ia far more simple and less complicated any Ma
chine and In sold At the II sln and
Cabinet Machine tI3 He has the Patent Adjustable cmno,
manufactured expressly for the Quaker t Machine. The
that heus all widths and thickness From large
Der cold by n - Tanner Co., while acting agents. tho
general satisfaction which the Machines given
signed feeds no hesitation In recommending them the
In Call and examine them =. y. TANNER
oft5 dts No, IA Main street, l., nchbnrR, Va.
luo BUSHELS BLACK OATS, Just i've, sar by
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-16

Ino BUSHELS BLACK OATS, Just received aud for -nlr b
4UU SMITH ~ ADAMS.
NH i2 II Main Street,
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VIM. A. MILLER, Lynchburg, Va
AGENT FOR
REESE'S PHOSPHO-PERUVIA OR
MANIPULATED GUANO.

rr, is composed exclusively Of
Fnay Ground aa6rero Gnano ana Hesf peruriop Guano
One-Hi!f Each
NoiE-We call the attention farmers to the fact that
above Guano contains plaster other less rdiuabe
substances IMAM the natural Guaao The additions Pidr
comDhations OF 'iuano. has effect than reduce
.heir vaue ~ phosphate Of Lime A,anonid both which
are 100 valuable 20 give place II substance which may had
oHeherenh The price of Guano. Plaster 10 be used with
- h'N DE applied In quantities of several bushels
henee c's' t" see that the few pounds only that
app'eea Wnen cni nth Guano be Of little or no
,,' nnce, u Ioiows, elimination OF Guano CON
'hai, or greater proportion, reduced,
~ nave FURNISHED the above standard fe,. '"-
es nu Planters Tor The past four years, and while il
ehgV money In cost lis superior value II fertilL,.
ionAcoo iris been amply demonstrated.
We, therefore, recommend this Guano consumers with
NH 22-d&c3m WIN MILLER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-16

All arcUe eol,lu,d To the Agent City Point ship
ta 10y lrst class
oils ul l1lIn. iakcd and forwarded
char-r.
Classification ri goods and other information apply To the
Agch al .4nehb"rs. n. u. BIRD, oupt.
Irh lbnm
eS Merchants and other, informed that tn
Soulh SIDE laf'ad COMPANY made
the draagc done "twc.n their Depot
>diuc charged from The Canal usi-
''N" Your oi.rs l." Mr. L. b. sins, lhcin
iiaiirnad Depot. ". h. GEt,i,I, Agent
IA II ilHi L', ttb II, lsH. =, 1, L., Co
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Fresh GrOnnd .s'.a>.er.

RI BARRELS "Gibsons' pure ot"Ruckbridge" Rye Wh,s
w kyQS3D for sale by LEE, EOCkE \ IAIIOR
nm - NJ. io5 Main street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-16

New Fall Stock.

kyCW q eAl 0t0SR.
TuET arrived pn ne Hsshcra cities via fan STOCK Of
d FALL AND W1NrER CLOTHING. hr feutiemen Ise
eiy1ea arhohsbe apparel 81 the loves
priceA can be fssnd establishment No - Main srel
Asa nsxe supply IL 0enfs Fsnshins o"ois shich We
VII III Mr. -. suy oses tbs c las 81 the isi
- yisa poot Shces Of III easics and pes 20 suit irunhs
vslus and umbsllas esn NE eess kssefh lae'"> se a
Ys.sss ~ Ecs. CIcraxs al styiss spd auaii,es.
f1-nr ri r 6uH between Nyspn Aurrilrs
- q Iev and s yeur seal Our motto Ia - has
crrr 6era eol1inS cbeap 10 increase cassot-
= R1mes will do well 70 examiBe stnok
n errssrISf C3pfhing, sAo<> 49,. &C. sept stdiA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-29

CoTTONhe only sales we have heard OF gncs our last re
port Email lot Of bales 9K The receipts as yets
light There good demand for clear lists OF Cotton
| for Alddlng 9<@9kca AID Strictly NiddlIng 9f9l0c.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-There is good supply Of on Flour
the Market which finding ready sale We quote superne
s69s 50 and Extra at &c 5O9S75 per bb and 50 9s so il
1 sacks.
The transactions in Wheat are confined mainly the filling
orders for seed at a range Of 81 1901 so per bushsl
Corn request and note the well
supplied We at zoe and white at Sc per bushe,
sacks incnded. 49,
Rye is in limited request for seed is held at SI9l 25
There supply OF Oats market, tine demand is
rather limited at 5s96Oc per bushel.
PRoVIsIoNs-Bacon county has been offered more
freely during the week l29l2c FOR Ribbed side 3K9I4
for Clear Sides l0e for Shoulders. and 3l4c
The stock OF Lard nearly exhausted The demand however,
is limited quote barrel 1896 key I495c.
DRIED FRUIT-We report good demand for Dried Fruit
and quote Apples peeled 5O Peaches unpeeed SI9l IS and
peeled, 50; and Pears, peeled, 90 psr bushel.
PEANUTsThsre is good demand for Peanuts 7O975c
bushel.
GROCERIEs-we hear change the prices OF Gro
series, and repea. our former quotations follows:
sUsAR-Fair 9X9I0c, and Prime Choice 1O9lOJ!c d in
hoghsads and 9c advance these quotations bs New
York Coffee Sugars lo9IIc Crushed and Powered l9Isc
MOIAssEs AND sTRUPMOasse in barrels 4O94sa gal; half
Sugar House 1885, Golden Syrup barrels
75c. half barrels sOc, and kegs Cen gslD $50.
COrTEE-Rio is1e, Lsguyra 179l8c, java lsg2oc b.
sALT-we quote Coarse Sack $780, sud Fine sI.75,
and Barrel 4Oc bushel The stock the ample
to meet the demand.
GALLATIN sHEETINGs-we quote Gallatin shsetings at
81 per yard
COTTON YARNs-Ths following agents quotations
for Cotton zoe and 500 &c doI 6O lOc 5CO lc and
&C., lsc.
WHIsKYRectihed is held 20923c gallon, country
at 5O975c per gallon, according to quality.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-29

Mn. HALE, THE BIoLoGIsT.-Most of our readers
will remember DR.. F. LAWRENCE HALE, who deliver
ed a series of lectures here two three years ago
on the science of clecrobiology. Since then he has
been ecturing in some of the Southern States until
within a few months, when he located permanently
in New Orleans. A few weeks since he was ar
rested upon charge of attempting to commit a
rape upon a girl only eleven years old. He was
tried before Recorder EMERSON who, on the 22d in
slant, made the following commitment in tie case
. can find nothing. in my opinion. to invalidate
the testimony of the principal witness Sophia Matt
4 most rigid crOss-examinatOn has failed to elicit
anything that would affect in any important par
ticular the creduty of her testimony. Indeed,
think it is in some degree corrObOrated by that of
Dr. Hart whose testimony, based upon conclusions
drawn from the testimony of the two physicians
who examined the girl, would seem to indicate not
only possibility but strong probability that the
crime has been committed.
"As regards the efforts on the part of the defense
to prove dlibi cannot but regard it as failure
The defense had advice of the abest counsel at the
bar, and had it in his power to produce evidence
that would have settled all doubts and cleared I'D
Whatever of mystery has been thrown around this
ease. That evidence has not been produced on
this examination, and regard the omission as fatal
"Under the circumstances therefore there re-
mains for me committing magistrate, but one
duty TO perform, viz: to send the prisoner to a
tribunal where he may receive fair and impartial
trial, by jury of his countrymen. l shall there
fore send the case to the First District Court IS
charged in the affidavit
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Flour, Grain and Provisions.

The Cincinnati Gdzete Of the market the 93th:
In New York to-day Flour advanced 59Oper Dbl wheat
per BUSH this checked the demand material
closing quotations for round hoop Ohio -four IS
In market holders firm at 35G5 10 for
superane but the demand limited brands
but inquiry Receipts 1s42 bbls exports l,l55 do
demand and advance Of &c bushe
established prices closing 81 Ol - for prime red and
81 l59 for white Receipts $40 bushes exports 2l4 do
Corn firm bulk and 5c for skeled in sacks
Oats steady Soc in bulk Rye firm 6s7Oc for prime The
lower grades Barley dull but prime in coed demand
95c9S. Whisky llc. Mess Pork was offered at SIS, with.
out sales very dull Rib sides nomnay 1%, and
Shoulders The latter ohainabe in some at
The Buffalo N Commercial Advertiser Of the afternoon
OF the 29d says:
Within forty eight hours ending last evening" feet Of
one hundred discriminating propellers echave arrived
at This port containing million three hundred and sixty
thousand hundred and sitwO bushels Of grain, and
eight hundred eleven barrels OF -four Reducing
hour the aggregate 27 bushels The greater portion Of
his consists wheat there having imported within
the time specified 26 S5 bushels Of that product On
Thursday alone grain receipts were about lOOUO bush
els.
These figures majestic aud unparalleled to the history
port upon the continent in the world Never
not the H and the thereabouts has the
harr Of Buffalo presented noble and animated aFpesr
anc yesterday Upon both sides OF the creek especially
about and opposite perfect armada oil briggs
bsrks schoones TzagedsometmeS two and three
OF whose and rigging al
most the view the sky Elevators asted rAyenous
ali the day long Canal boatmen in Elysum. shippers
we're excited the sgArmed with merchants captains and
strangers lying Ea the hum Of eager discussion heard at
syery turn ALL the sailors reckless Yo hO 70
beaye oh rang ftfuy from deck and STROUD, and
Oldest the do:k proud TO
which will remain memorable to the commercial history Of
RuHa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-29

DEATH OF THE NOToRIoUs 'RosINA TOWNSEND y
Mrs. Maffat, of CastletOn once notorious as Rosina
Townsend, the keeper of the house of ill-fame in
Thomas street, New York, where Helen Jewett was
murdered nearlyta quarter Of century since, died
at CastletOn below this city, on Saturday last She
has resided in that village for nearly twenty years
and was very exemplary member of the Methodist
Church She was woman of active benevoence
and was foremost in every movement to ameliOrate
the condition of the poor 1t was supposed by many
that when she died she might throw some additional
light upon the murder of Helen Jewett which caused
such intense excitement throughout the country at
the time If she had any more knowledge than she
communicated to the court at the time of the trial
she never revealed it. What little property she had
she bequeathed to her husband, with whom she had
lived cOntented and happy for many years. Albany
(Neao York; KRicber6Ocker Sept u.
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RECIALNorIcEa.


Thousands are daily speaking in praise Of
PR. EAT0NsS KNFANEELE CORDIAL
ana ThF2 because Il as 70 d9of1 sIs
sn given in time Z sclsas By magic ana os trial alo
No P1REGoRsI6B Oh re oP : ATE
9. ay sine and therefore relieves By rs00o a. san0
reason Comments ifseas the fnoTI
loE C1a1dxen reething, Diarrhasa, Dyson fe.
stomach, Wind, Cold in the Head and Cro M
z,3 .V5 s8seasne ne gums, reducing iadatiOa Ssg
an ~ pas1aodse it Is used with snfaing s,css n III
eases q ConynasiOn or ether Tits. As vow caJae
from fsoss sad and ~ ' .i z sass seszs
tain 70 fee ron te OF aTo0fics Of su1ih al or
6at Or. Ent6n's IN. 80 "os
most delicate infant Price cents Full drecons sccompa
- '' CHURCH& DuPOINr,
No zoe Broadway, NsE-York.
Healthy human Blood upon heing AaIyzed alvnv. prs
sents with the a1d qveS ar cor
hs Trne Standard. Anayse ths Bleed 81 peoo M
fering Consumption, Liver Complaint DySpep,
&C. and ind in eesrg insacs certain deciscis in ~
s ss SsSs Ss The ioo T Ard
ory-hence its astonishing success. There are
FIVE PRERARATTONS
adapted 10 the deficiencies OF the Blood In Pa,
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, or anv adsctou vhat-
ever Of the Throat or Lungs indscinS c@nS1m nm.
Sion use No l. which Is ass the No. Tor ~
Spirits, Loss Of Appet1ses and Tor All Chronic
Comp AatnLs arising from y r-use General De-
er Complaints. No. for Dyspepsia. Beido az
for a6sosptiOH Is taken BY drops and
carried Immediately the circulation, that what YOU o1i
you rstdin Ths No. sis for Female IrreguIaFfties.
Heaknessess &c See special directions
Ions, Kidney and Bladder Complaints tskeNo
In all the directions be strictly followed Price
Of the blood Food 81 per bottle.
soId By CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 409 Broadway, New York,
respectable Druggists throughout the county
o. J. WOOD & Co.. st. Louis,
aph Wholesale Agents for the West