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THE CAPMAKERs AND CLOTUlrPa

INC cmakers and clothcrs of this city feel aggrievcd
AZ 'n' course adopted by the government relative 20
giving to large manufacturers only and leaving
we slnaer ones to get work second hand and coYse-
quVn.y WIN less pay. To remedy this evil they have
hn up petition against this movement which will
, o he purpose OF obtaining signatures for the
eNt wv VI lhIee Gays, AT 232 and 234 William street
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r ETTERS For Seeding SrATES
IL CAN i,E FORW .slsnED BY
AnfALS EXnEkSsA llAp ANY,

by observing the s6lnwmg direct bus
Enclose each ct.cr IA United Etatcs government on
velope-an ordinary envelope witt stamp aGivcd will
not answer The entalmny will Toward aud ,fver at
any point where II ecs Office, wi mail as rear rs
possible TO the point address, payas Confederate post
age for fee Of rs cUxts.
The rate here gwen for letters gTcecdng haT an
ounce IN weight each bslN ounce bcne'ctargcd cnnts
BY the United States government, and rs cents by sd
Express Company.
80 points through the States where &rsms' Expr,ss
have no olecs, mail the letter under coysr Adanw
Express Company, New York;, or Louisville and cncoSe
the amount above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-25
A STAND OF COLORS FOR THE TANMANY
REGIMENT.

handsome stand of coors has just been completed by
Mcssrs. Tiffany & Co. for the Tammnpy regiment Their
texture mounting and Ornentaon are of the richest
quality, and the celors cost FIVE hundred dollars
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HAVE THE FIRE ZOUAVES BEEN PAID
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

New YORK, July "a, 1861
The editorials in this mornings HERALD, the fourth
ard fifth pages, well worthy Of than cursoy
perLsal and should be well pondered by all rejecting
reaiers-te rst in relation to the Cabinet selected by
the President and the second in regard 10 the families of
the killed and wounded in the recent battle.
Allow me, if you please to say what think Of the
cond article in u very few words.
There Is also gentleman in State who TO
stand in need Of the HERALrs advice II is too late Tins
eveang to write more than single Illustration, but IL Is
urgent and to the point Of your second editorial above
ai,GdeI to II is declared IN this city with undsgGised
ndigua on and than that that the regiment Of Fire
2ocaves who mustered into the service of tie United
states, who have merited the admiration OF Tho
whole country by their devoted loyalty and self
sacrificing ntepidy in battle have received no pay
ether here in Washington And have the wife
(refhaps a widow Of Of those braves left with
three little children, and without cent Of money,
garment which she pawn 10 obtain shtg-but has
certificate from the committee authorized 10 take charge
such cases. that she is entitled TO receive four cellars
per week four weeks and that has been refused pay
nent ty the parties TO whom She had presented il be
cause the kind hearted Governor Of tbs STATE I'D not
order them leave the State And am told that there
is 10 remedy IL the or this regiment other by
a spec ,a Of Congress Can IL be sof VIII pa,ri-
ot.c Gil izens permit this matter to pass unheeaeds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-25

Hills Hair Dye, 80 Cents, Black or
street and sold by all druggists.
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock.
ings, Bandages and instruments for all deiormtes.
Drs. GLOVER l. THORNE, No. 4 Ann stree,
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IMPORTANT ORDER FROM THE WAR DE-
pAETMENT

The following order has been ssCed by the Secretary Of
War |, guards against the evil Of borrowing 81 soldiers
to swell untitled regiments, and varied by recent expc
r,crces allows volunteers t. be mastered N who
caLnct speak English-
GENERAL oRDfRs-NO AZ.
WAR DEf AgIMKNT, ApJCTASI GENERALS offHt.
WAsHINGTCy, July 10, 1861.
Breve Second Lieutenant Clarence Derrick, corie Of
Engineers. Brtvct Second Lieutenant James j. Parker,
Fourth infantry, and Brevet Second Lieutenant Frank
Reyrods Second dragons, members OF The class just
graduated West Point, having rendered their rcsigna
the face Of the enemy, are dismissed from the
service Of the United States 10 date from the 10th inst
2 Military SrcYekeeper and Paymastcr Dennis Mnr
ply Ordnance Department hereby dismissed from tue
army.
Officers mastering in troops will be careful that men
from company detachment are let borrowed for
the swell the ranks OF others about to be mus
tered In future volunteer will be mustered INTO the
service who unable speak the English language
Mastering officers will all times hold themselves in
readiness muster out Of service such regiments Of
luntcers may be entitled to their discharge.
Othcers Of the volunteer rendering their re-
sgnaors will forward them through the intermediate
commanders the officer commanding the department or
orps durmee in which they may ke serving, who rs hero
ty authorized to grant them honorable discharges Ihs
commander Will Immediately report his action to the. Al
jrtant General Of the Army who will communicates the
the Governor of the State TO which the ofr be
longs Vacancies occurring among the commissioned ON
10 volunteer regiments will be filed by The Govern
of the respective States by which the resi- fur
nshed Information of such appointments wV in all case
be furnished to the A0jutant General Of IT, Army b.
| order. l. THOMAS, Adiv '.ant General
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she DEATH OF COLONEL KENNEDY.

TIE M. MAINS OF THE LATE COL. KENNE
DY-AC TON OF THE COMMITTEE OF AR
RANGGME.NTS.
The remars Of ne lae Col Kennedy arrived yesterday
morning, three O'Clock from Washington, and were re-
cevcd in Jersey City by committee Of the Tammany
Society and escorted to his Ia e residence No 90 Ham
mond street
Al meeting Of tho Council Of Sachems held yesterday
afternoon in Tammany Hall LNake arrangements for
the obsequies was arranged tina the funeral should
take place from the Chrch of the Memorial corner Of
Hammond street and Waverlcy place, ~ two O'Clock p
tomorrow, Friday and that the mcmScrs OF tho Tam.
many Society would operate with the Common Councl
and Board OF Aldermen In showing respect So the memcry
of the deceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-25

IN. Iiinmnn, or Schooner s. j. WA ring.
40 ana '" rmotographs of William for sale nj whole
sale only by s.REDRlcKs CO., 1856 Bowery, New York.
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Barry's TricOpherOus IL the Best and
Cheapest Article for pressng Beautfyng Curling, Clean
ing Preserving and Restoring the Hair. ladies' try IT,
Sold BY all Druggists
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MATRIMONIAL.

A LADY, WHO Is A STRANGER IN THIS CITY AGED
IA &c, wishes form the acquaintance Of some pious
elderly gentleman with view to matr smony No person
without serious intentions need answer Address for TWO
days A. H., New York Post office,
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Trusses.-Marsh 4 Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. vesey House Opposite The church.
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sEGARS AND TOBACCO.

CIGARS VERY CHEAP.--THE ASSIGNEE, AT NO II
broadway must close out the stock. Call and examine
ne stock and prices and cannot fail 10 buy as the
gars are Desirable and really cheap.
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THE UNITED STATES CHAssEURs.

The United States Chasseu under orders TO proceed
as possible the seat Of The Secretary Of
War teegraphcd Colonel Cochrane yesterday as fol-
lows
Bring your regiment to Washington without delay
In accordance with the above arrangements have been
made recruit the Chasscurs to the full complement The
headquarters at Palace Garden, and the recruits will
be sent into camp at Wilctts Point preparatory to
forming and getting them ready for immediate departure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-25

world; harmless, reliable and instantaneous Sold an
applied at BACHELORS Wig Factory, 10 Bond street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-25

DIR. Tumblety's Pimp1e BanisIlcr.-,.'rice
81 per bottle. Sent by mail express 20 any address
Office 400 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-25

,ucky and Delaware Lotteries. Authorized by act of
Assembly passed January, 1870 Grants 10 run twenty
years.
A. 81, Sc, Is, 81, 80, %, II, IL, 10, g., IS, 81.
CoNsoLipATrp--CL 1872, Drawn July "a, lsGl
S. IL lj As, So 81, 81, ~, 8, g. ., IL, IA, 7, 81.
Circulars sert free Of charge by addressing
X. FRANCE h co Managers,
Wilmington Delaware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-25

PEGS the best in the world wholesale and rcai and the
Dye privately applied at No, Aston House,
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PRIZE COMMISSIONERS COURT.
BEFORE Comm Sc iouers Owen and Elliott.

Ilci0re Comm ssI0bers owen and Elliott
JriY q The schooner ve!asco of Galveston Texas,
was reported to the Commissioners she sailed from Gal
weston Mobile but having been warned of proceeded
to MlaDzas and took cargo Of sugar and sailed for
New York The estate flag Of Texas" under which she
sailed was destroyed on her passage here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-25
~ BOUNTY WHEN TERM OF ENll

IN BOUNTY WHEN TERM OF ENLISTMENT
NOlOW expires; pay commences i'm med .staly-Able
bodied raen mot forty years old viii s, be Received
ID CorpanyK Captain Pack Of ,he Frs, regimen, Long
Island vohS1teers Tbs company Is already mustered
into tie u lied states service. and Is at Fort schuyler
Apply t,ir GoHM,S clerk OF the Major Anderson foot
OF PsSk,hp at 90 NJ and p NJ dairy or to.Captain
PECK Fat the fort.
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4 NENl'REVlIIT TRACK.--flIE STH OtAUGUsr FLORA.
~ Temple and John Morgan trot three miles and repeat
IN harness. over c above for thousand dollars
side, half forisit. d. McSann flofa Temple; j.
Turner JOHN Morgan
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CtTRONG'S PATENT ARMY TRUNK AND PORTABLE
- Bedstead combined, corner Of Warren street and
Broadway Agent at Washington, d C., A. s. CARSEN,
No. 1888 Pennsylvania avenue
bed contrvcd double part TO play
bed by night, travelling trunk by day
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(tENTRL MILE TRAtK.-THE MATCH BETWEEN
~ Flora Teplc and John Morgan, miles and repeat
for one thosc pd dollars side, half oceit on
the above July 20 good day and rack. D. hcMann
names Flora II nple; j. Turner names } hi Morgan.
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L,ACTs ARE STUBBORN. READ
DR.. Won MosCfIyIsKErs ONCE for curing the deaf and

the blind is at TOT Clinton pace, between Fifth aud sixth
uypnues
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CIIK AND BUNTING FLAGS, ALL SIZES, CONSTANTLY
- on hand Rcgimenta Designs and Stands of Coors
hand to order at short notice. National Mara
Flags, of all nations. Rogers and Maryals Signals
&C. HOJER Il GRAHAM manufacturers, No. 81 Duane
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-25

( kon EiSihS AND FLOUR FOR TIE MILLION
~ Cheapest store III the world Goods delivered free
- TAOS. Il. AGNEW,
Nos 2do Greenwich stree; and SO Murray st New York
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-08
Pennington Wide Awake.

The citizens of Pennington are doing nobly.
They have raised a subscription of over three
thousand dollars for a fund for the benefit OF
the volunteers and the families they leave be-
hind them. Eight young men of the township
have joined Capt. Barrett's Company of Rife
men, and four nav joined a Bristol company.
At . meeting on Sunday, the 18th ult., after
the sermon, q collection was taken up to furnish
q revolrer to each of the volunteers. and $l06
WA raised. about enough Is buy eight good re-
VIEWERS.
A Home Guard. numbering over eighty, un-
der command Of Captain Jas. D. Kennedy, is
organized, which are regularly drilled once or
O~ftener, each week. Capt. Kennedy is cOmpe-
tent to his task, having served under old Sam
Houston in the Texas war, as LieuteAant. for
nearly two years-
A company of Cavalry is being organized.
Major Jas. Caldwell is active in this last mat.
ter, and it is in good hands. The Pennington
folks are ready to do their share Of fighting,
working or paying.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-08
Chang. Of Post Masters

As stated in a previous issue, Capt. C. II.
fxrcH has received the appointment of Post
Master. vice T. E. WRsB, Esq. Mr.. Patch lie
fslly competent 70 perform the duties of his
sew oGce satisfactorily to the public. BE is
Sseurate. quick. accommodating and gentle
manly. A better appointment could not have
been mAde. He is fitting upa fine room in the
basement Of HOYts' River Block. an6 will re-
move and take charge of the Office to morrow.
We cannot part from Mr.. Webba rs an official,
without acknowledging our indebtedness to
him on very many occasions. In order to ac-
eommodAte our subscribers. we have often been
compelled to make extra labor for the POstmas.
Ter. BY opening closed bags, mailing papers at
al hours in the night, &c, all of which Mr..
Webb and his assistants have cheerfully done
Ser ~. he has cur thanks and best wishes.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-08
CONSERVATIVES.

A, ,rn.l ma normaI eIrepisiIon 81 ~. 49, a,
h.eith. Al AbaornaI.t that Ia 10 SsTS Al sresSsrs a.
dsaeIeyt gircui.tion or starnation 81 Re bIoeI n A.
go 70 MISREPRESENTATION on ne LIver Il e.u.-A
- S,axaa,ian ~ n. ki,oS n. th.f orra.s Sts.c--- -
tsa K,dnyVs- mstion 81 tbs Ianrt- D@-1ess ~
ths Heart. sc bv he faEs canEa. vix. fmnroo.r Cfp-
euIation. ana IRON the-same nae 1priar III selaar
forus n diseaas. 10 aiseover-a serrsiu M. 49,.
Sor thsse aise.soa the 6rst vre.f enoal-v Se~ss1.rS
ii WA eaEsss r. blood 10 oireuIatsT
Per eensariss il ! - bssn . natter Of mad uay
.nonr seientiae md nedIeai nea: and VhfIs 80
erneriusnta havs heen maas snd r6rh s6oF 100.
"a rnor ths enasirv /, -. $50 let 20 ~. ~s.f.-~
snonT is othsr xondsrfui lnerssss in knsHIsafs. 10
mat. this rranS aIaeovsrv. aiso.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-08
GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court
Of TrumbalI county, Chic, issued 10 me on the 10th
day Of April A. D. 1861. l win oGer At Public Sale on
The 10Th day Of Nay, a. d. 1861,
at the premises, between the hours Of 10, O'Clock A.
n. and J o'clock P n the following described Real
Estate to Wit: situate in the township Of Hartford.
TrunbulI county. Ohio, and being part OF lot No. IL,
and bounded as follows. to wit: east BY Pu bile High
way, north BY lands owned BY John snider. west hy
lands Of Jacob Kepner and james Fowler. south By
lands Of James Fowler. and contains thirty tive (34)
acres Of land. and being the SAME lands late Owned
by Seth A.. B1shneii. ferns made known On day Of
sale. HOMER 2. THOMPSON,
april IL. ri-tEl AstFnss Of .. 4. Bushnell.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-08
.HERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ John praa In court Of Common Pleas
Of TrumbuI oounty-
Matthew Robb. slaI.> BY virtue Of an order 81
Sale issued out Of the Court ef Common Pleas Of
Trumbuli county, Ohio, to ne directed, I have levied
upon and shall offer for Sale, at Public AEetisn, a.
the door OF The Court house In Warren. In said
county, on
Saturday the 25h day of Nay 1861,
ct one O'Clock P. II. the undivided one eighth inter
est in certain lands. situate in Weathsrsheld town
ship in said county. and d eseribed - fellows: part
OF tract G. lots No 9 and Z in said township, bouad,
ID north by lands Of said Marshall, east BY lands OF
Joseph Kincaid, south by lands OF Daniel Harris,
and west by lands oil William Marshall. Appraised
9lol. Is. Terms cash. A. ]. LYMAN sheriG.
eherih's once, Warren, April ~, 1851.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-08

HORRIBLE DEATH-Henry DOlan. Of
WillOughby, was found dead on Wednes-
day morning last, down the bank of the
river near the tOll-gate, a mile south of this
village. A c~Oroner's inquest disclosed the
fact that he was on a drunken spree the
night before, and that having a horse and
buggy, both he and his eomrade, John Car
bits. were too drunk to guide the horse,
and hence, all went down the bank. Car
bits was considerably bruised. also the
horse and buggy.-PdinesUilIe Press.
CHANGE OF PosT MAsrRR-Mr. Landon
Smith retired from the gainesville Post
Office on the End inst, and was succeeded
by DR.. N. NJ. Seymour, the new appcin-
tee-IHd
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-08
National Armories-Where and How
Provided.

There are tsCenty.fve arsenals, but we
believe only four armories for the manu-
facture of arms. Of the arsenals. eleven
were in the South, and Of these eight have
been seized. The a~rsenals at PikeviIe,
(Md.,) Fort Monroe, (Va,) and St Louis
have not been seized. and probably cannot
be. The two former, however. we presume
contain very few arms. and most of those
in the latter were removed a few nights
ago. The great armories are Springfield,
Mass and Allegheny, (Pa-) The great
est arsenal formerly, was Watervliet, IN.
W All the a~rsenals make more or less
of arms and equipments, but guns and can
non are only made at certain places. Can
non are cast by contract with the great
foundries. The largest of these are the
West Point Foundry, at Cold Spring, IN.
" and the Allegheny, (Pa.) The cast
ing of cannon is, of course, an immense
labor and expense. But it is now brought
to great perfection. In the year 1856, no
less than 120 of the great C~olumbiads
were cast, chiefly at the foundries MENTION
ed. In that year, full 10000 rifles and
muskets were manufactured.
To give an idea of the great manufae-
of arm constantly going on, we copy
from an Ordnance Report the number made
in a single year. mostly at Springfield,
.arper's Ferry and Allegheny:
l22 Columbiada
Al Bronze Field Guns and Howitz-
ers.
2I,343 Rifles, Muskets and Carbinss.
,3lS,362 Cartridges for small arms.
S,l58 Stand Fixed Ammunition for
Artillery.
This is the ordinary manufacture Of q
ingle year; besides gun carriages, caissons,
alls and all other military munitions
his amount can be doubled and quadru-
led by increasing the number of men. )
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-08
WE CONGRATULATE OUR Read

w ers upon the discovery Of 4 sure cure for
Gout and Neuralgia, and all Mereurial
Diseases. which is effected without the use Of inter
nal medicines which d-strey the constitution and
give temporary relief only In fact il is the only
known remedy edecting y perfect cure. and we feel
warranted. from its recommendations, in calling the
attention OF the afflicted ana those having friends
suffering fro Rheumatism Gsut OF Neuralgia. or the
pernicious effects Of Mercury. to the advertisement
in another COLUMN Of our paper. Of DR. Leland s An
ii Rheumatic Band. FEB. 30. ls6l-3m.l
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-08
A Card

On behalf Of the Warren Volunteers, I hertz
by return their sincere thanks to the ladies of
Warren. for the substantial aid they have rem
dersd us in our preparations for the campaign.
The best manner in which we can repay them
Cor their generous conduct and sympathy, is
q do our du1y, which we shall endeavor to do
en- all osessions.
GEO. L. WOOD,
Let Lieut.. Co. II. It'll Reg. o. V. N.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-08
9tatks.

In Warren. April 2lst, 1861, DoRcAs E.
wife Of Alex. Pew, after $ lingering illness, in
the 18th year Of her age.
Atthe residence Of his son, in Hartford, on
the 18th Of April, NATHANIEL WILSON,
sr., in the s2zd year Of bis age.
In warren. on the 5th inst, Mr.. HARVEY
FIELDS, aged 81 ysars-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-08
Ypmt SnttIIigtnfe.
The Trumbun County War Fund.

The Trumbun County War Fund.
We learn that several of the townships in
The county had formed organizations and rails
ed funds for the same purposes as those for
whiehth County Committee was appointed
before the meeting of Thursday. the 25th ult.
ct which time the county organization was
formed. 1t seems to US that this need not be
. source Of embarrassment either to the Town
ship, or County Committees As a large part
Of the volunteers are young men who have no
settled homes, and many of them non-residents
Of the county, and are those for whose board
while waiting for orders, and for whose outfit
the greater part of the whole expense, thus far,
has been incurred, of course no one township
should be expected to bear it, and also pay
that of their own citizens who have or may
volunteer. It is therefore indispensable that
there should be a County Committee. This
being the case, 1t would seem to be the better
way for the Township Committees to make
their assessments, collect them. report the a.
mount to the County Committee, also report
che amount necessary to be discussed in their
own township, and pay over the surplus, if
there is any. to the Co1nty Committee, or in
esss Of there being not enough in their hands
to supply the needs in their own township, to
call upon County Committee to supply the de-
6sieney.
We think that in an emergency such as the
present, no man, who is a man, or half of one,
will object to paying his proportion either
township or Countrywide. Let the expense be
equally borne by all.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-08
knowledge for Military Men.

Attention IN called to the advertisement in
this paper, Of standard books on Military Tao
ties. published and for sale by Messrs. J. B.
Lippineott 4 Co. They will be sent to any
part Of the U. s. free of postage.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-08
Good Beef

Good Beef
Mr.. @. B. Lefhngwell is now killing sOms
prime beeves. We had q cut the other day
from one which yielded 287 lbs. Of trough tai
low. Hr. L brought a lot from lows, where
corn is 3 DING At a shilling a bushel. and they
can afford to fat cattle.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-08
"BLOOD FOOD

which rsssores the red Eloezies. and khas he nsrnaa
slreulation. ConsunptTesi Rriend8 Of soEganpt-
ives u Snferers from any 5rgRnie dtae48eit BBsoI-
Inmates. who have By excess % thfbody s-htnd. -
dueed the standard of the biooi and diminished ths
red glebules. Ladies' suffering any Of ths dtssrsssss
known n female complaints. be persuaded thss1isea
Food" saa cure you- It has cured thousands Of dss-
Persts eases where all hopa has been given -. Be
not reject Il. do not throg away year only hoDsF ms
Blood Rood" Is an u~nfkiling rensdyi give a. atrial
An elaborate treatise. carrying out and fully prev
Ing the theory advanced here 70 Pc ecrIee6 zfl -
naile1 10 any Interested party, on the rfceipt Of TIE
, cent stEnps- Blood Food n soli By Al. drzEgisis :
or where L cannot be had, I VIII send6 boti,s1 Erss
Of expense. for ~. Prizes. single, b0ttls. 0is u o.
put up IN 8 es. ~Vials,in yellow wraPPerB-the ed kiad.
in mail bottles, In red Wrappers having oefn soBs
away With-aHd bars the Ae-sinile atgngzrs 81
Church Z Dupont upaa the face Of tbs wrapper. b
sars Of eountsrfsitS and limitations.
- C.I, DUPONT. aols ProPrisssT.
tgeb. 20. Tl.1 4o9 Broadway. New York.