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D A Y'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
The Original and Only Genuine.
NO COMPOUND


HAS been discovered that possesses any of the qualities
of this famous Remedy Almost daily we hear of new, and
heretofore unknown virtues discovered by m application
new dfeases-Or is remarkable fact that many of its
effects, are known only from accident or experiment. So
deep has bent science of Mr. HENRY DALEY, the
Inventor admirable the combination of its ingredients
that it is found suited to relieve almost every aimant to
which the frame of man is subject Let
of the peculiar qualities of this remedy:
FtTst-lt will within five minutes from its application,
remove The pain from the severst BURNS sCALDS or
Busters. 1t will also remove the pain aud cure GOUT,
TlC-DOLOREU8, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
or SWELLING5.
Se5ond.-In cases of BURNS, if applied Immediately,
it will preserve life matter how severe may be the injury
unless vital part be burned and its immediate application
will prevent any blister, and consequently any sore in
termination.
Ttird.-It will heal Burns or Wounds Ulcers Or sores
of any kind WITHOUT SCAR.
F6urh-It neutrazes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects or Rabid anmals
F8th-It will, wherever applet. prevent MORTIFICA-
TON; and in old wounds where modification has
meHeed will arrest the disease and cure the wound
where hesh has already dropped away, will restore the
part 10 its natural state
SiLh.-If BROKEN LIMBS. when Get be well wrapped
up in the Salye no Inflammation, Swelling, Pain can
and the bones unite, and become strong with aston
shng rapidty.
SsUeath.-Wben the Bowels painful or insmed, the
Extractor if well rubbed upon them, will afford relief and
movement, when OIL iaap and allother
medicines have failed.
Eightk-Is use perfectly safe in all cases never can
do ham-tbe system will absorb more than is necessary
to repair it. 1t will not conflict with any medicines that
may be taken internally.
We have space this publication to enumerats all the
diseases cured by
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but we shall suboiu few testimonials of its value selected
from the thousands in our possession from all parts Of the
country.
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1919.

YEsTERDAYs ITEHs--Yesterday' = Polcs news amount
ed nothing. fs made for breaches
Of the peace, and in the Second Municipality
supreme. Il cold clustering day, and the locals"
% conseqnenee are Of Iit.le inteIest.
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chandiss. imported from the S1unY land Of Fsnos HI
Silks CsshmeTes and Declines very rich and the sfysa
cannot fail TO please Mr. Simpson has taken great care IL
the selection Of bis sTsnlvs assortment aud Nc feel
assured that be viii retain the large patronage a Is ss 20
long enjoyed visit No % Charities strast win of oou
be made By all Of our fair readers
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NEW FALL GOODS.
G. YALE, "a, & CO.,

- Il AA4Lc4s % hcs ~ Wa
"a MAGAZINE STREET,
Are receiving per steamer Falcon aud other arrivals
their Fall Stock of
SILK, FANCY, STRAW AND LACE GOODS,
Among which will he found complete assortment of
Plain, Plaid, Stuped and Watered BLACK SILKS Fan.
cy, Figured ChanFeabie and Broch6 Silks, latest style;
CoOIed Satns White and Black do; ColOre and White
eros dhirQue Corje and Gaot Silks CoOred Tor
enees aok rape; White and Coored dos Cape Lisle
illusion, e tc.
Black Plain anil Printed Cashmeres and Mousscine de
LANES Black BombazRe; pacs Lustres GinghamS
anu a variety OF new style Dress Goods
WHITE GOODS.
Swiss and Book MUSLINsi TarIetsns; Cambria
Jacones; Bishop Lawn Linen Cambdoi Striped and
Plaid Gamble; I4oug Lawns lrsh Linen Corded skirts;
Fancy Nets, etc.
LACEs AND ENTBROIDERIES.
Thread Laees and Edgugs Lisle and Muslin do. do :;
bObbm aud silk do do. Jac0net and Swiss Trimmings;
EmbrOdee ed aapes, COlsrk Cuffs and Mantias Lace
Wells Lace FlOuncing; Embroidered L. e. Hanaker.
chiefs; Rvilro and Hem stitch do; Tape and Plain Bor
deed do; Ladiss EaRcy Silk Tiss aud Handkerchetsi
Gentlemen's f. aoh and Fancy silk and satin Crsvats.
sHAwLs, sCARFs AND SILK MANTILLAs.
A complete assortment of Ladies' and GentemenG
GLOVES all kinds SilS, Cotton and Wooden no.
SlERY Steel Beads; Purse Slk Sewing Silk Zephyr
WoRte Pins Needles Pear Bottoms Oil silk; Whale
homes; Black and uoo'zd SILK PRINCES and TRIM
MlNGS; Linen Tape and Robbins; stay binding I;
Green and BIae Barge Tor Wells; Hat aud Ri5non Wire
0'' '''' STRAW GOODS
China and Rice Pearl Rutland Ccbourg Berlin, Aladdin,
Pain'lla, EuslBh Split Straw Tuscan Hratd and DtVon
hONHEfs, RoFHet Frres Crowns and TIPS New
style Bonnet Gap and Ee,t RIBBONS iall asaGr at
Of PLAN, Satin and TAI Rib ems all and numbers,
ARIlFiCIALFLCWERS- each lunches .Vseaths
etc. all Of which vii! Ds acid at Tie Lowest Cash Prices
G. YALS. j., s. CO., VI MssaziRe o.
lafa SlaSW asFTaas C0mno9 Esd oe'isi NJ
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l. John Williams resident Of Hamilton county and City
OF Cincinnati feel it q solemn duty that the
MUMMY, thus publicly that have been troubled with
the es for about years, during which time have
suffered much bodily pain lost great portion Of that time
by confinement my bed and have expended several hun
ded dollars, but to purpose continued grow worse
Meanwhile was persuaded and finally urged 10 make a
trial Of " DALLBY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC-
TOR for this awful complaint; and to my utter
men am well aud hearty ever, and to the use Of
boxes OF this precious ointment, ascnbe These
facts willing to atm to- should it make the statement
of an old resident any authentic. - ! - -
JOHN WILLIAMS.
CjBriHDati Afh month IS47
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PoRT OF NRW oRLEANs


LATITUDE, az 81 30 N.-LOseIrUD- &c Win Tine sh.
cleared Saturday:
Steamship Falcon, Hartstene, ChagHs;
Steamship Palmetto. Smith Galveston, Harris ! Ms,gSn
Bark TuIbO BuekneL, Boston, G w. H. nson
Brig LaTch Rogers. Ssal. j. w. ZschaIie s. Co
Brig Leopold 0 Donnel, Dunton Slvaunah Wood * Low
Schr Paisaaga Mhigan, Pensacola TIC. TwiCls 4 Co
sehr. ChaTa1 Cox; Brazos St JagO, o. Wiekham
Schr. Alicia, Lee ApalaChicOla, Master
SehT. European HOffmeister, Mobile;
sOhr Ella schsrnbsck, Pensacola j. Hurley
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Mary Ward Little IS days from Liverpool Jenkins
Ship MsTa6sa Gregg from Bordeaux. as.h July omsu-
BsfE YisioEy' Bosrum Is days from Baltimore to J. H.
schI John 6s.tnsr somsr IA days fOa Philadelphia to
schT Mary Ellen, Coleman. from Havana 8Oh ut to J.
sohT Topic, Andres. from the Coast-lstmy
Jas. L. Day. Giberson, from Mobile.
Illinois, Stettinius from St. Louis.
Falcon, RioheId,, from Psdugah-l79 bales cotton.
eek Scott, SwOn, from St Louis-45l bales cotton
American, Johnson. from 81 Louis
Bertrand Glsig from ST. MsTinsvle.
Tale DgfeId, from Caif0-109l bales cotton.
TOWbOat Star, Brown. from the Passes.
Towboat Ocean, MeCain ifom the Passes.
BELOW-COMIEG VI
ship Trenton, and q bark and brig, unknown.
Spoken:
By ship Merchant tie ID inst in lat $50 20 N, lon.
1870 04 W. ship Lucas, hence for Philadelphia.
The ship Merchant, on the 15sh ult in lat, go a n,
lon 12o W. experienced severe hurricane and rode out
Tow6oat StsF lowed down and to sea- on the Sd inst.
buGs Sea Flower. Frances Lord, and Hardy.
Passengers:
Per schr. John Cashier, from Phadephia-Ms. MELON.
aid. Robert Baker WIN. Barker, Alfred WyBkOop.
Per}hip Merchant, fIom BOTdeaux-5 steersge.
Per ship Mary Ward from LfVsrpOO-2s Storage
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S AIT RHEuM.

This certies that DALLEY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used in family for Salt Rheum Of theen
{eas DURATION and tor Warts These fierce diseases have
been at once aevaed and hey both entirely removed
There be doubt but this Medicine has all the
that the Eaenee claims for it, from what has fallen under
observation added to the very respectable testimonials in
its favor by Others who have used it requiring
hate relief do NEST CheeHuy recommend to the atten.
ton Of the afflicted, the Of this Invaluable Ssye.
BUFFALO, N. Y, ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
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For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
Other remedies may make the disease disappear for little
time, but is driven in and viii TsappeaT in the
other place. The Pain Extractor, however draDs
and completely the cause of the disease and
effects a thorough cure.
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Without Reserve e. improved Real Estate, Second
MUM, ip slitY.
A


SATURDAY October 49, 1879 at o'clockW be sold
. Banks ArC1de-hs f0owu deserted properly,
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with al the improvement thereon,
Nos. 10 and 10 in Equar bounded Poydrau PeddO
Bertrand and Peur Streets all plan exhibited al sale
The Improvements frame house. with four
with good cOh0te, stables and all well built
and My year Oil.
so be sod block, pur Will pay
Of for &6l SO, payable 18Th August 1880 with
from dss balance third Csh remainder at g. Y and "a months
credit FIR notes bearing mortgage the property and not paid
When due, bear the Of per until
paid.
The house $500 until the 2l September 1880
The policy held BY the the paid.
Aes of sale before J. R. Beard N p the expense the
purchaser. Go
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ALBANY NJ 5. .l848. "a JaoEsOn stEest.

was nine yean under medical skill n the cities Of n ew
York ami Albany abOrng under the most Distressing EB
Upslas attended with inflammation Of the kidneys, and
with besiBg Piles deeply liberated with large Jumps of
the size Of hens eggs pEOtudng AID large b0s covered
body. The urinary secreions stopped for DAYS whe1 my
distress became intCeraDls NJ tongue CRACKED, aad the
roof Of my mouth with and my
the Of my neck was constant burning heat that
cold water did not cool IT,
In this sen gs1 for DEATH aud never expected re-
cOve-y, when Mrs. Jessup desired me 10
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IL IA d Ia 81 81 81 Ia


DO You Want Dry Goods ?
~ you do, purchasing, until have examined Ire
Goods Just Received.
KINGS, T2 GRAv1ER STREET,
steamship Fnou ships sutann Quebec Union and MayOws
and bark Mayhowor which il The
Largest and Cheapest Stock
before received this house, compiling Plantation uuseesp
ing Fancy DRY GOODS, OF all descriptions. reputation
this house for chez pness spread
From MAIN TO CALIFORNIA;
lad The proprietor determined to sell Goods this at prices
which will cause all to e1cam-
King has eclipssd hinaself!"
Advertising to soil cheap now general that ' discerning
Substantial Proof
than this. AZ evidence place bargains list OF
the prices Of few articles will he found subloinedi
FOULARD slLKs-25 inches wide27t cents per yard
CHAMELEON slLKssms stripes and psd'-5O Cts per yard
CURTAIN unsatisfactory embroidered tweVe-ysFd pieces
IS IS per piece;
SILK MANTlLLAs-Late Styles each;
PARAsOLs-very reh-sl IS;
FRENCH WORKED COLLARs-4O cents
BANDs-25 cents
SILK CRAVATs-25 cents;
Hem-sitched LINEN CAMBRIC HANpKERCHlEFs-Pure--s
ard 81 so per dozen;
ColOrsd Bordersd do. do.-s5 per DOZEN
DAMASK NAPKlNS-Pure Linen-Sl rs
HUCKABUCK ToWELs-Pure Linen 81 25;
CARPETlNGs- OF rich patterns, very cheap;
VIsTTES and MANTILLAS-
The beautiful exhibited in this city, very
low prices. Among then+ many for children.
SHIRTS-aU gualities-quite lows
shrings sheetngs Prints Dress Goods Toaelngs Damask
Blankets, Quilts shaw, Lacss, Trimmings, Swiss Book Mun
Jaconet Musns, GnghaIns, Dnss Table Covers
Meetings., Osnaburgs Jeans Hosiery, Umbrellas etc. etc.
All will be prices which will sustain
The reputation Of this house the ctsapsst in the ciys
MERCHANTS,
TRADERS,
PLANTERS
HOUSEKEEPERs,
Purshase generally consult their interests by calling at
DEPOT FOR CHEAP GOODS,
before making their purchases.
KINGS White Pnlace
70 GRAVIER STREET door from Camp street.
EB The proprietor Of this Establishment being
cities advancing GOODS acquisitions 10 the stock
by nearly every arrival Large cugnmens expected per
HERO, LEHIGH and PETER MARCY, and bark NANCY
STEVENS.
Per steamship OHIO expected los Of Embroidered Capes,
Grape shaw, Ribbons, and other Fancy Goods
EH- THE LOWEST PRICE asked a. 6rst, and NO ABATE-
N EMIT al II
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She brought my bed box and applied some to the
sores. e immediate wherever touched and
begged for enough To snHOnt thoroughly. II OBJ
tanned, ant new life seemed to invest me To remove the
burning the chest inside Pills of II, and took
them which cured I owe my life your valuable
Extractor being strong ever aud hove b-sn so
KERZIA FRENCH,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Monday Morning. October 8. 1872 }
COTTOT.-Ths failure Of the mail, and the counsuuanf
non-rscsipt Of the Csmbfias letters rendered et
quite dull Saturday and the sales were len than $50 %
Prices continue easy.
HEw-OELRANs CLAssIFIGkTInN.
inferior .,......... nonaf Middliug FAIR .J0%A
Ordinary ...........96 91S Far ..,..........1Ik84
"a i0lf Good Faig. 125SBf3
Good MIidiing .l035l3 I05 oOd AID Zine. nominal
ToBACCo.-The stock small. and prices FsV fdh.
The only important sale satuday 81 hhds Of which
Admitted ats7{ DO. at 81 and q do. a &C. p D.
SUGAR AND MOLASSE5.-Suelr Is dali with few
limited sales at SIC. for Fair. and 55<o. for Pnms
MoIasses- l0120e for very infsdOr to prime fshaed.
FLOUR.-The Flour maftst dull. ard 10o0 bbls.
changed hands. ineuding 10 bs branded "a go;
500 do ordinary ST Lou caro- and 200) IS and 300 do
Illinois, in three four lots g. % 95 and IS 10 bh
CORN.-NoHe aiving and the oHly saas go SACKS from
hatboat At So, and 100 do a &c. p bushe-
PORK--Sass of nearly $50 bbls. wsuaInade at 90 6s<
s9 81 for Mess, and 8s D ass 30 q bbi Tor Prime
BACON-sides retailing at 52t65zEc.. and Shoulders
51l355Ec. b.
LARD 200 kegs were sold pdvase terms COO kegs
pims 1T 81, and 40 bhlE.. also prime. SIC. D.
SALT-TWo cagoss Of Liverpool (4s00 sacka one fourth
Fine and BIO COsrse) taken BY sas private terms
WHIsKY-50 bb.s. Reetisd sold At &C.. and 90 do in
four lots a the same rate.
EXCHANGES No alteration.
FRElGHTS-NO new engagement.
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SORE NIPPLES.

The efficacy of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
is remarkable. We know of numerous cures and DO not
hesitate say that the Ointment will never fail for this pur-
pose Deicacy prevents from asking certificates flom
ladies this subject The following was procured by one
of our Agents:
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Black Bombazines, Alpaeas and Orleans extra fine;
Black Moussene de Lanes Black BsTeges all qualities;
Black Silks Widows Silks, Lace Wells and Handkerchief
Black Embroidered Cambria Handkerchief;
Black Printed BordsTed Handkerchief;
Black and White Lawns Black and White CRlieoeli
English Couded Calico Black and White Chine GnshRms
Black aud White Shepherds' Plaid GInghsmai
Black Grapes, Black Ariophanss and Widows Grapes
White Grape and Ariophanes; Black Silk Tullei
Real Lodi Plain Black Calicoes, ETC etc,
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may be confidently stated that there is PILES
which may be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
1t certain remedy, and removes at the pain and
soreness.
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This will certify that we have used DALLEY'S MAGI.
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR remedy for Sore Nipules
and cheerully recommend it to those who may be afflicted
with that most distressing complaint, as most valuable
ticle TO cure it. PHOEBE BRAY,
ALBANY, April, 1876 MARY MOORE,
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FEVER SORES

hereby certify that have been afflicted with an nvete
rate Fever Sore for fourteen last past and have spent
nearly five hundred dollars in employing physicians aud in
purchasing all kinds OF medicines that used recon-
mended Tor its cure but 70 no purpose until last resort
l head Of aud tried GALLEY s MAGICAL PAIN Elk,
TRACTOR, when my great surprise, before had used
one whole box OF this Sslve, my tmbwas eutely healed
BR ADOCK DAVIS.
HENRIETTA MunrOe Co., n. Y, May 6, Is43.
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CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES

I W . o y
The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases
wonderful so quickly does it all pain and sore
ness and hea the injury. No SCAR REMAINS. Its sue.
cess healing old of long standing is unparalleled
ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 6 1876.
Dear Sirs About a week since, whilst working at my
trade foot in very bad and dangerous way. The
whole bit of the adze entered the top Of my foot just below
the insep The wound began to iname aud continued SO
do until l became much alarmed / used British Oil
InCuTe Of Myh, and several adhesive pasters but all
purpose.
Ithen commenced the use of
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and less minutes the pain and Inflammation be-
gan to snbside, and has entirely left me.
| can confidently recommend laleys Magical Pain EX.
tractor beng superior anything have tried,
for removing pain Inflammation.
ship carpenter by trade, and shall be willing ties.
THY the virtues of hls Save all times when necessary.
reside Franklin Avenue at 40 ISL where ! can give
any information desired
YOu,s, Truly,
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go Slaves.

sIdVgs' 1IaV5s oIaV5s'
BY FLORANCE a. TAYLOR.
Office No 81 Grayier street.
SATURDAY, October 49, 70 oclockWH be sold, Banks
> ad the following SLAVES, belonging
Ms. Esther Hunt eceased,
SARAH about 50 Of age;
Her daughter A. bout % Of together with her
children SARAH and EMELlNE, and tour years age.
THIS family will be sold in block. Titles fully GUARANTEED
Also
NANCY, about 80 years Of age first maker,
Title only GUARANTEED.
Acts sale D. Ricardo, Notary Pobc, e1pense Of
the purchaser. %
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SALES AT AUCTION.

Elegant Household Furniture.
BY KENDlG, DRAKE a. co.
MONDAY The sth inst 10 o'clock the sales under the
vi St. Charles Hotel, will be Sold Of elegant
HOUSEHOLD FURNlFURE-On account 0f departue-wOrthy
the attention Of H1usehcepers and others
Eg- Sale positive.
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MADAME YOUNG.
f'HlS Celebrated Philosopher (ae OF NewH oTO be
COnsgted at her residence, No 22l CarOndelet street,
daily Except Sundays) from n. TO P. Madame
Y makes pretens0ns 10 Magic out WILL inform
al who consult her OF the Disposition and Character and
Leading Transactions Of the Past, Present and Future
WELL as If she had known hem from birth.
Terms, for I.ady Oh Gentleman. One Dollar. n5 BE
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LATITUDE, az 81 50 N.-LOseITrD-, 80 Win Zine Ga.
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Per schr John Castner from Philadelphia-Mrs McOns
aid Robert Baker, VIM Barker Alfred WyBkOop.
Per1hip Merchant fIom BoTdeaux-5 steeTsgs.
Per ship Mary Ward, from LivsrpOOl-29 steeFage.
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The ship Merchant the 15eh ult. in lat. $50 a. n.
on: 10 W.. experienced hurricane and rode it out
without any damage
TowbOat SsF towed down and to sea- on the Sd inst.
rigs Sea Flower. Frances Lord, and Hardy.
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Monday Morning, October 3. 1872.
The failure Of the mail, and ttacouIsuusnf
the Csmbna's letters, rendered our mtkot
turjay, and the sales were lea than $50 bsizl.
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Lif2f2s5E4 and all Landings the Alabama RiUeF =
Ez4z2aaR The supe iOT and fast Steamboat BEACON
wall resume her regular trips in the above trade about
the h OF October NEXT leaving the New asu every other
WEDNESDAY, and Montgomery the opposite Wednes-
day, ard COHtnus ia the trade the season aeE
and passen rely her Dunctuaty snd attention
business. She will at all times come up into the Basin
thereby preventing tbs handling md Tanshpment Of goods
For freight or passage. amply on board
ssf HYDE & OGLESBY - Pnydrss st
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NQTlCE.-rhe Undersigned takes this method of in
forming his fieuds and the public in general sA5 a
that he is now erecting POTTERY SHOP op,W teY
CsfsH pOiie- the old BOuigny Pottery where all Sasg
NJ articles in the line OF Pottery Ware will be ga
SD Ound he respectfully sOlGits the liberal patronage
So formerly bestowed on the old firm Of WILSON II
NlhTlN, and invites his friends and the public 10 give HIM
ga as his prices viii be lowe than at similar esab
n; = All orders from the country will be promptly at
teHGea TO- ,FreepOrt, October 8, l849. ~
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cry SIP ELAS.

Cincinnati. 4th month, 1s47
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PILE S

but we shall gubiop few testimonials of its value selected
from the thousands in possession from all parts of the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29

with fnH Difference TO he opinion and wishes Of
he friends Who annonneed me IS candidate Cor
Congress and rendering 10 them mr. grateful thanks
for their confidence and friendship beg leare very
respectfully, 10 withdraw my name. take this oc-
easibn also, u express my warm acknowledgements
nor the friendship and kindness manifested By both
Wings and Taylor Democrats" who have repeat
edly insilcd me 10 become candidate since my ne
turn from Mexico, and totkose Of both parties who
have rendered me their support since the announce
meni OF my name.
In Withdrawing from the canvass, am aciuaied
solely BY wish 10 see the friehds Of Gen. Taylor
and his administrator united. and 10 further, far
as il IS in my power, the election Of Wing Sing
", either Mr. Faulkner or myself can bear Mr.. Par
Eer but il would be idle for both Of Us to against
him. Mr.. Faulkner has 4 more general personal
acQuaintanee in the district than have; more able
10 canvass the district an old hand al election
eering; has been frequently before The people,
never have, and HE hing Is therefore new 10 me
He Is now in the held with better prospect Civic
tory than Gen. Taylor had early n The day al Bne
ma VISA and all il reQaires i nnissdeH 10 in
sure IT,
Wishing him,a triumphant election, allow me, my
fellowciizrns, 10 subscribe myself your friend and
ebedient servant,
JOHN +. HAMTRANCK.