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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-09

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Gen. Cnss Election.

Sixteen Democrats of the Michigan
Legislature have issued an address set
ting forth the reasons of their dissent from
the nomination of Gen. Cass ......
They recite that in l645, the Democracy
of the West of that State, had Withdrawn
their candidate, Governor Ransom, in
order to give unanimous vote to Gen.
Cass, who then desired to appear in the
Senate, with view to the Presidential
campaign Of 1S48 There was all under.
standing at the time, that the next va
cancy should be supplied from the West,
That vacancy now existed. Governor
Ransom was again appointment candidate.
General Cass acted with customary du-
plicity He protested that he would not
be candidate, unless by the unanimous
choice ofthe Legislature; he professed a
desire to see Governor Ransom elected,
and he caused to be circulated among the
friends of Governor Ransom the follow
ing letter.
.. DETROIT. Jan. 1S49.
MY DEAR SIR:--As stated in CONVEX
SdllOH WIN YOU SOIHo t'uo SiuCo, 1 HuNe
come to the settled conviction that my
name must not be used in the canvass for
the election of United States Senator
Should any ofmy friends desire to present
my name in connection with that office,
you will please tender them my thanks
for their kindness, and say to them that
cannot consent to be considered among
the number of those from whom a selec
ton is made. .t.
Yours. &c, LEWIS CAss.
In truth, there was not, at any time,
twenty members whose first choice was
General Cass But Governor Ransom
had some enemies, owing to his veto of
bills the preceding winter. Upon Lbi1
element Of strength the Gag
worked, presenting their caud
the only one who could defeat
They succeeded in concentrc
moneyed influence and the do
upon the General, and after Sc
Ijournments, ball0tings, &C., e'ec,
by one majority.-Albany Attas. -,
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Files.

II NJ IA Dnz. Of Greuves & Sons. Ih5ertsnn
Ag ~ aud Butcher and ollIer celebrated
makers, for sale by &c. WEAVER.
Lancaster December /, 'l8 80
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COOpcr's Tools.

a GENERAL assortment Of Coeper's Tools,
a Truss Hoops, &c. for sale cheap
Lancaster, Dec. l. AS J. c. WEAVER.
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Agents for ihe Lancaster Gazette.

Greenfield r; Walter McFar.
land Thomas Little6eld
Pleasant T T.P AshhrOOk
East Rushuilie; David Baker
W. .Rashpiiie; n. b Conlson
Bremen Rrery 4 Ashbaugh
.Auburp r; J. Hall, y. Black
Bern 7: James r. Pearce
Psrry-Topn: Levi Friend
Madison r: |. Il KoontZ
Ciearereek; Col.W, Hamilton
GraRuiile: p. 4 Hagerman
lSOmorsst; David Hewitt
u Agent for the Eastern Cities
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MiltersPOrt: Z. Vance
-NeD Salem: Dr. N D. Brock
PioteingfOn: A Ebright, Jr
Jefferson: David Jenning
LithOp0liS: Lewis Huber
Canal Winchester: DR.. Potter
LOckUille: WIN p. 1'cnnent
Amanda: Nathan J. Worrall
ROyditoH: J elements, Jr
amanda TIP. WIN. Ashhrook
Carroll; William r. Breck
Basil Henry Leonard
Baltimore; Il. l. Nicely
v, 3. PALMER, ESQ.,, Generj
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I IIaius.
,Jmniaila Nails.

06l6 keGs Sloenberger's Juniatta Nails
lVVjnst received aud for sale by
Lancaster, Dec. | '48 c. WEAVER.
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AnVils and Vices.

NENUINE Armitage Mouse Hole Anyi!s.
VI VICES. the best in tie market. Just received
aud tor sale low by ]. c. WEAVER.
Lancaster, December !, '48 80
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SAOemaLer,s TnOIs.

NIVES, Hammers. Avis. Pncefs, Thread
IN Pegs, &c. inst received hy
Lancaster. Dec. |, 'i8 J, {. WEAVER.
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White Lead.

Rdl Kegs Pure White Lead Just rcceived aud
SQ for sale by j. c. WEAVER,
Lancaster, December l. '43 30
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Family Groceries.

Family Groceries.
IN Bags BEST GREEN RIO COFFEE
/O do OLD JAVA dD
iohng Hyson aud Imperial TEAS
Lhni' Crushed aud Orleans SUGAR
orleans Molasses. Strained Huney
hhrhens Cocoa, Sperm and Pressed Candles
&c for sale by GEORGE KAUFFWIY
Lancaster, August IT, lS48 IA
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Carriage trimmings,

1 ACES aud Bands. India Rubber Cloth. oil
II Cloth Patent Leather, Patent CIuiIl, Dash
Frames aud Light Frames, &c &c.
Lancaster. Dec. |. 'iG. j. e. WEAVER.
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Saws.

IOE & co. Rowlands & Johnson's Mil aud
1 i Cross Cut Saws
Spear & Jacksons. and other Haml Saws
PANEL aud Ripping do
Butchers and Back do
Turning Webb and Tennent do
Lancaster Dec |, '43 &c. WEAVER.
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SaddIcrV Goods.

E CST received, fine assortment nf Satllery
% Goods, which have been selected with great
care. at very low pr5ces. J. {. WEAVER.
Lancaster, December |, 'l8 80
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Falling from Grace.

Zedekiah Brodhead was man some.
what less Of stature than Goliath ofGath
though possessing perhaps as much ply.
sical strength. So the village wreslers
thought, when out ofsport, he took up a
whole handful of them and dashed them
on the ground. During the religious re.
vival. Zedekiah was converted and join
ed the Methodist church. @
One evening when on his way from class
meeting he was assailed by half a dozen
of his former companions, shouting
"Now Zed has become Christian and
cannot fight; let's give hun a thrashing,"
Hold moment" interposed Zed, put,
ting forth an arm as long as rail, IL
know schrisiian cannot 6ghr; but heIong
to denomination who believe in faiiiRg
from grace-and," continued The new
convert planting his foot more firmly on
the earth and towering up like giant
in the moonlight, his arm falling back to
all angle of forty five degrees, ''ifl should
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proof Of in this distressing class of complaints
See pamphlet. Al broken dODR, debated constitutions
fom the effect Of mercury. will lind the braeing power Of
this article immediately and the poisonous mineral
eradicated from the system.
The y dsiiHet properties which compose this article.
manifest themselves particularly in the application Of the
compound for the distressing class of complaints which
head this paragraph For ceRiEre there has been used in
fhs naTth 1f EHrone
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LIVER COMPLAINTS,

and cure follows by few days OF ts article i Is
before any other preparation this disease or for any
other disease originating from impure blood. See Pam
Phlst.
This disease is purely OF the blOon the action Of
this medicine is speedy that the Piles whether inter-
nal or EXTERNAL will be cured by It's in few weeks.
Hundreds, perhaps say thousands have been per-
ecuy cured in the Of two three bottles of this mix
ure and this is produced from the action of this
panacea upon the blood IL move likely TO be permanent
than any cnre nrndnceh frnm external remr.dies
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CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT,

which in all diseases arrangements Of the female frame,
ObSruciiOHs, deuHiss painful menstTHatieas &C. has
effected This root is indigenous soil, and
found in large quantities. and medicinal property
stands without equal il forms one Of the compounds
in the PREPARATION which a whole is the best remedy
ever given to debilitaed female il is sure, and the sys
TEN will be- restored to health by its U.s.
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DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM,
A CERTAIN REMEDY

weak back weakness of the Kidneys, &c, cfsnamma-
ton of same RmsdiGfeig relieDed by fen days Of
this medicine. and cure is always result Of its use Il
stands as
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IRREGILARIrIEs. sUPPREssIONs.
q THOUSAND NAMES

painful mensIuations. No article has been Offer
except this whieh could touch this kind Of deraRg
II may be relied upon a and effective remedy
did we feel permitLed 70 do 80 could give
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Blank Mortgages,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-14

A uelfeps'sin late Receiver at Hneausie. wis,
a. ava 20 BE- ao,faulttr to the smouat ot 80 600
sr has b, en- commenced sSaiGst his susstiss fer ms
amount
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pifcn.Aer or rHr fLostUs NolUsrs,R'-wc 90
ssf,e that The Hos, 1hoNss bro~u. th- nev 'n,S
CuefnUr ~ tlords hes entsrsd upon me duties o' nus
tnic- executive ORDER. dated on th- la 'nsts"S
be tiscs the OschafEe ~ the volunteer troops vern
liz tt,s,cssscr tss csiNd into sffvtce 20 opefss
ssAiIt the indiana assienrg az resson shst-'ot,
that t;,. general sctsfnueht has assutasd we 70
nttS :, r. the hcsti''rs ~ the tnasnS
..dlsutder.d 10 the frontiers military fores fnhy
- 90, 81 irr the purpoe We kppo sou W h,sr thai
80 4. ,rtirly restored 90 fio,i's--hsi.snsi fasdf
| ~, lVfk.
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Poll,,.rirn,clll-,nre..

Hon Frsdcrick d, binsou ldem 0scIoes being srsin
d~is ior UUnSfee IN tbe fourth district ~ Ma
tSchbttTH- $4,000 .I ...I. fttrI OH. 800
bttte late ekctionf In Alabama aud rexss. larxe
rsrhy ~ TIE voters vetr favorable o. tue recon-
ftluotun 81 their coDs,tufisn that thor Judges
would te eiscIso BY the people ..i ..i .H.sr.. is
" y @. Worthpgtor IL spoken Of 20 supply the
yacstcy IN The n \ Sepete from tisrJ land.
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. 'rrropVCriOr Cecntsr,t Sr. CHsfN The Dan
hb brig ~ var Sufi,f sanas siIivtd here early
Juetcpy ntffiur Afsr short ctuise csihtg during
the voyage ~ gtiuidad % the soulh American
ports AID lasuy ~ turaso-. 81 vhoh place are
iniaImt0 tie con mEnoer 81 the thp couced. o. the
~ session 81 our prsstnt yyysfhur geutfa n very
ehoee parcel 81 the coehnesl snt tbs yisut u lives
oh CD 70 T. ihe intention " "A a. 10 fsu.lafu lva
all piece q Wtiirit citd lard "a the bland St.
Cror sid To sndsAvor with dus 90 esHstsh ittn
Inn tu,ting AVID subsequently TO srsin dat ribas
feICns anoNx eli thnse viDg 90 enter lotto the pro-
j.et snd niE=iat.iy TO Htfv- - extensive
tcale tbs Fcpeisuy nckLovluektd usstui article 81
tropical tcauitry We bulievs tie Ida IL entirely
oTig Lsi hth a. e spd 10 bin sii - due All pr-se 10
Voc tH ~ the eNlsrEiegt tsi ninAtig turcess ivty
We OoItt Ttesume u Know uhrth-r The sOil ~ 81
Cto'H Is spttd toha stowth " cerhneal bot " un
a. SttionstJ ,psskstoT issit TIA: ni ssef e,resm'
IA have ntufLcvntly weighed bsoTs any
tbt vsnturtd on rssiug Cursed ~ ptecede nt,
the enterprise dosr not hold oud a. the scii ana cit
orty Rally with that Of So 'ro,x. this latter
b, ipr on rte add blessed ~ith
fsius vbiRt thu ROD. OF the srmsr ~ dry sas rs.n
nyrytt he looked Uptn there phs nomeuou turxc0-
has there ~ no QUOT b.nehtttd much by ths totre
duetn ~ cOobintti std thst island the bOun ~
It, late governor, '. Bssdsrs noe govsynor ~ tbs
solosy Of sprinsBi.-- 81. 1h-aos Ns-n.~, ysyt. =,
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Snow fen in considerable au.a,ity In oseg, souA,y
N. T., on SUNDAY lstt.
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Religious Intelligence.
The Conveptip - Jbitarisns assm bisd al Portland
"a . ON the pth instant
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On The 9lst ult ~ L.suipstun, Lord Cardross.
On The l0th, at Psris. RdnDsl CticsgoI formerly
Minister Of Marine to the Emperor alt xauder VI
Ruftis
On he 18Th, at Bubiin Lieut. Colonel rer's. Of the
10Th ancers.
Oh The 2sd, at Canterbury, the Hon aud Rev Henry
Walton
On the Goth, at Richmond. Major General =. D. b.
sbune, a the test inds ompauy's service
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-21

STEALING OFF TIE LRyEK.-We have received com.
municaton stating ths hes TO great extent HigLty
1erpetfated the Leyee ard ascnbing this to want Of
vigilance the part # the nighwatch We have made
some inquiries into the matter qnd find that the emitting open
OF sacks OF sa It. and The carrying off Their con.
tents. chiefly committed by children the atohaieu
leave Their beats in The morning These yOa hful vagrants
seize that opportunity 10 work. A number of
arrests have been made but public sympathy generally
enlisted the side of the Children aud the officer usually
finds 4 most unpleasant duty, that brings him nothing
but odium for his Ms Some method should b. adopted
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COStGUeneSS !;
COSLGUe2IeSS
Or, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS

Or, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS.
THE PAIN EXTRAoT TOR
the suest safest and certain remedy for this disease
1t will positively give relief the worst cases. and even after
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
called at office with astonishment upon their faces
stating that they had used the ointment for other diseases
upon parts OF their bodies the bowels and that CO.
pOus movement had resulted from it. This result will al
follow thorough rubbing Of the Extractor upon the
bowels when they cOstve Let the experiment be tried
1t perfectly safe and in instance can the Pain Elk.
tractOr do harm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-21

SUDDEN DEATH.-Jsmes Kikany, an Irishman of the
of l8 died very suddenly yesterday the house of Mira
Flynn in Gaienue street, hewer TchOupitoulas and An
nunclatOn An inquest held and pOat mortem ex-
animation made by Dr. Saunders Il was ascertaiued that
the man died Of Inflammation Of the stomach and Of
small rupture of the liver. Verdict accordingly.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.
CLOTHING -. Olothing =. ;olothil

Clothing !.... Clothing !.... Clothing!
BY J. b. BLACHE.
FRIDAY September u at 10 A. MW be yold his auction
ii store, No. % Cont street
large and magnificent assortment Of FINE READY MADE
CLOTHING, consisting part Of the following
Superior Black 10th Dress and FrOck Goats;
Blue MBcknaw Blanket OvercOliG;
and Black Pilot Cloth OYdrC0ats
Et1ra Fine Black Cloth Paletots
Black and fancy Doeskin Sacl aud Puelos,
Blue DBhla aud Olive Cloth Drtss Goats:
Superior Light Brown Cloth frock Goats:
Drto Brown and Fancy Overcoats;
Fine Black and Blue Cloth Coaks;
Gold Mixed and Fancy Tweed Sacs and PaleIotg.
Extra Fine BlnCk DoesEin Pants
Fancy Plaid aud Striped Cashmere Pants.
Black, Mixed and Fancy sutInet Pants:
Plaid and Check Tweed Pants;
Blue and Black Cloth Pants:
Brown, Olive and Blue Cashmere Pants
super Black and Fancy Satin Vests
black and Fancy Cashmere and Cloth Vests:
Black and Fancy Six Vests
Check Tweed and Cloth Vests; etc. ETC.
Inc above have been great care and cop
one oil the finest invoices Clothing offered bs marker Nd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-21

This certiien that DALLEY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used in family for Salt Rheum of thiteen
years duration, and for Wars These fierce diseases have
been aevated and hey both entirely removed
There can be doubt but this Medicine all the virtue
that the Patenee claims for it, from what has fallen under
observation added to the very respectable testimonials in
its favor by Others who have used it in cases requiring ime
Oiate relief do most cheeTuy recommend TO the aten
ton Of the afflicted, the Of this invaluable Salve
BUFFALO, N. Y, ROSWELL CHAPLIN,
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d A L L E YiS
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine.
NO COMPOUND

No OOMPOUND
Has been discovered that any Of the qualities
Of this famous Remedy Almost daily of new, and
heretofore unknown virtues discovered by its application
new dhesses-fof is remarkable fact, that Of its
effects known only from accident or experiment So
deep has beeat science of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the
Inventor admirable the combination of its ingredients
that it is found suited to relieve almost every ailmint
which the frame of is subject Let US enumerate
of the peculiar qualities of this remedy:
FTrst-It will within five minutes from jts application
remove the pain from the severest BURNS SCALDS OF
BLISTERS. Il will also remove the pain and cure GOVT
TlC-DOLOREUX, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
or SWELLINGS.
SecOnd.-In cases of BURNS, if applied Immediately,
will 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 OF in
fammatiOn.
TAird.-It will heal Burns or Wounds, Ulcers, or Sores
of any kind, WITHOUT SCAR. &
Fourth-It neuralizes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects, or Rabid animals.
Fyt.-lt will wherever applied, prevent MORTIFICA.
TlUN and in old wounds where modification has com
menced will aes the dseaSe and cure the wound even
where flesh has already dropped away it will restore the
part 10 its natural state
Si1th.-If BROKEN LIMBS, when SET be well wrapped
up in the Salys no Inflammation Swelling or Pain can
occuI and the bones unite and become strong with aston
shing Tapidty.
SeUeub.-When the Bowels are painful or nflamed the
Extractor if well rubbed upon them will afod relief and
cause movement even when castor OIL alap and all other
medicines have failed
Eghth-Its is perfectly safe in all casesit never can
do harm-the system will absorb than is necessary
to repairit. 1t will not conflict with any medicines that
may be taken internally.
We have space in this publication to enumerate all the
diseases cured by
DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but we shall suboin few testimonials of its value selected
from the thousands in possession from all parts of the
country.
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was nine years under medical skill in the cities Of New
York and Albany a5Onng under the most distressing Fry
Epeas- attended with Inflammation Of the kidneys and
with bleeding Piles, deeply liberated with large Jumps Of
the size Of hens eggs pOtudng and large bOis covered
body. The urinary seCFeOns stopped for days when my
distress became ntoeTable. My tongue cacked and the
roof Of my mouth covered with sores aud my chest al
the root OF my neck, was in constant burning heat that
cold water did not cool it,
covsrv yrhau NTrv Tasrun desired NC to ESSS0- ~
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Improved Property on Apollo Street Lafayette
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

CATURDAY, September 90 lS49-Wl Dc sold at s1c5a at 2
- o'clock Banks Arcade
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improvements
thGOon situated the bounded by Apollo Branr Jack
and Philip std lot 80 feet front Apollo
by 81 feel IucheB end lns between parallel lne
The land very nigh the improvements comprise double
frame dwelling with 'front.' dwellings, and kitchens,
with two us etc. in the The property well built, has
slated roof h covered from the dwelling the kitchen.
kB TermsThe purchaser payment $780,
payable July 1850, auu the balance In cash.
Act OF sale before R. Beard, NJ p the expense Of the pur-
chaser sI3.I4,I5,2l2l,22
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John Williams resident Of Hamilton county and City
OF Cincinnati, feel solemn duty that owe to the com
muny thus 70 publicly state that have been troubled with
the Piles for ABOUT seven yea during which time have
suffered much bodily pain lost great portion of that time
by confinement my bed and have expended several hun
dTed dollars but to no purpose continued to grow
Meanwhile, was persuaded, and finally urged to make
trial Of "DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC-
TOR, for this awful complaint and to my utter amaze
ment, well and hearty ever and the of two
boxes OF this precious ointment ascnbe my These
facts am willing to affirm to, should it make the statement
OF an old resident any more authentic.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
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The OBNOXIOUS oRDNANcE.-We learn with much
pleasure that the Committee Of the Council of the Second
Municipality. having under consideration the ordinance 80
obnoxious to the Fire Department, has officially invited
COMMITTEES of conference from the Femen the purpose
o. settling the causes Of complaint This s it should be-
The hrm yet moderate stand taken by our Fremen has
won 10 their side those VINO have not looked into the
subject OF dispute Without noise or bTayada they deter
mined that they would not be abridged Of any of their rights
privileges and calmly submitted the question to their f
ow czsns No threats of withdrawal from service were
Haae Ihey well knew that The few members OF the Coun.
Gu that treated them with such signal neglect not
ue representatives Of the peoples will that public Opn-
oa would soon administer stern rebuke to those who
tneQ with Temonsranc5s repeatedly made BY band OF
men 70 WhO our community daily indebted for noble
DEVOTION 10 the public good Higher indeed the aim
Of inc FHemen Of New Orleans than merely to exhibit an
ebuton OF feeling again tceran members ofthe Council
tey casa not for the but due 10 their own
characters and TO the community al large not to stand aey
~ aud allow themselves to be subj cted 10 niRRaTdy
policy that cuTtaed their useuness They assembled IA
mass meeting, and from the lips we so often ge bat
uing with the devounng element, exposing themselves to
constant dangerdrenched with water begrimed will
smokethe people heard the soy Of their wfongs plain
unvaTnHhed tale that spoke home to all.
gives US unegned pleasure record this pfOpect Of
al ameabe settlement Of the difficulties between onT Fire
men and Municipal authorities.
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TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.

She brought to my bed box and applied some to the
sores. felt immediate wherever it touched me- and
begged for enough to annOint thoroughly It was OBJ
tanned and new life seemed to invest me, TO remove the
burning pain in the chest even made Pills of it, and took
them which cured i owe my life to your valuable
Extractor being strong ever and have been so
ever since early in the year 1872