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FOR FEMALES AND MALES.

BE YE FRUITFUL. IND .HULTIPL T''
DR LAREZzLEgTfI,S YBNQ cQRPiA AZ OR PRO .
dy ever discovered for impOHcys General Debility Noctuua
EMISSIONS ard all diseases Oecasoncd hy certain secret ants
and many OF the n0sums recently recommended for she same
complaints worthless limitations which s un[yallel OK
geence, fame and popniqrty have Dr9nE mo rs market
unanimous in their ACCOMMODATIONS OF ihe JJHO COk-
DIAL, aud have not given Their ancllon m gls Instance
Slisi am a7cTy such as 10 leave NE publication Of Ger.
ucateof cuyt ont Of tie question, the prOpr could
produce host Of the po conclusive testimony % show that
parents Oh healthy ong who would moi have been % Int
Tor Jh extraordinary PRECIPITATION And II equally potent
N the many diseases for which II s recqnmeded Ogecio
causc the trash that has been thrown in the market in oDpO
ton 70 sold cheupe. bnt the fact ~ he Cordial cannot
Be attended for le and Ought to be much dearer a many Of
things in nature whereas the Others made Of cheap drugs
worth but ttle in money, and les in merit We assure the
reader that the utmost uiauee may be placed in the juno
Cordial IN Tie Of the malade mentioned above, and l
Of those which follow Wis OF Muscular Energy, Plys
cal Iayitude aHd General PrOsratOn, lnublty, and all
Nervous Affections indigestion, SluEglhnes Of the Liver
disease in any way connected with the disorder of The P0cre
alive FunctiOuin all ofNyhiCh it will afford almost mne
daie relief aud if used directed almost certain TO pro
duce a positive and Prepayment Persons about 10 marry
if conscious Of any weakn disability Of certain nature
should take this CORDIAL as II will miaby ratoe hcaltl
and veor in brief period and where Of offspring
a Of regrs II recourse be bad 70 IT. the most beneficial
results may be anticipated with confidence; u Is OF pngaeS
value 10 those without offspring ID has taken the precedence
in Italy, and viii in all other countries where may beeom
Il also posesshe unrivalled qualities of curing ncipan
Consumption and have administered il with great success
TO patients who have sought our delightful climate log the r.
oraon OF their beal and abe result that medicine ha
been added The catalogue for the cure OF ncpient Con
10 spread wide the blessings Of this medicine, have az
pointed Mess. JlIDSUh Il Co, OF the city OF New foTk
and none can he genuine unless comes through them.
III. ANTONIO LARZETTi, MD.
SIX S 9SL SuS N New Orleans at SO PoYDRAs sTREEF
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BHrtiHg ~ the CriRag Passages, ec etc., have been
cured by tins Compound Mixture, and OF SYPHILIS of
sanative influence.
The preparation is Withoutdoubt most etctual remedy
and has cured many obstinate diseases, after many other med
cne bad failed. In its improved form, il nearly tastpess
AND effects permanent cure W he space q fUe0r sir dana,
without much restriction to diet any 10 exposure or bus
Resides this important advantage il never leaves the
part subject to aEnoubeone weakness that occurs so often
after the use OF other medicines generally prescribed and If
taken IN the irst stage Of the disease il will arrest the dis
charge, and remove all unpleasant FEELINGS in "A few days In
ogpoFacte Or chrome stages oil the diseases in obstinate
elects Female COmRmnts, such Whites, etc II Is, with
oul doubt, the most ciectual remedy discovered
We do moi Oef these Specifies as a PANACEA or 'cure-
everything, but Tor the above named eases, we author
TO guaranty a cure.
We would here remark, that these preparations have been
before the public Of New Orleans for the La, nine Boars and
they have universally proved elIiqaci0us. ,,,,
beffTfcB C1Egf 0yj C,ygIp,fg sgrrets 81 ~
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"a Dgllg 80 5stgfs al eleeen.-The foIlov

TAe B5itle Trick before the C0oen.-The follow
ing, from the Galedonian Mercury, throws into the
liade Bliiz, Herr Alexander, and we do not.know
81 i goes ahead Of the old geutlouiaa himself:
:. On Monday, Prince Albert's birthday, during
the festivities at Bamoral, the Wizard Of the North,
Professor Andersen, was present, and was asked il
the would perform the feat they had heard SO much
Of his having done successfully, The Inexhaustible
Bottles
g On lsaeiVing the royal command to perform it.
he called or champagne bottle, and handed a
large number Of glasses round, and asked hord
PorlmaH what he would drink. His lordship re-
piled. whisky whisky was poured out Mr.. An
son Preierred brandy, which he got Several de-
Inansled vine which passed freely and one Of the
propretofs oi the royal dislillery Mr.. Begp think
ing battle the professor asked himisif he could
give him glass Of his best Lochnager whisky.
No sooner SAID than done and the Lochnager
whisky became in great demand. A large num-
Der Of additional glasses were distributed and Soma
called for Irish whisky, numbers brandy, the Higb
landegs patronized Mr. Bseg when Lord John
Russell perhaps like Mr.. Begg wished to trv tile
wizard skill asked for a glass OF rum, which was
Immediately supplied, and his lordship pronounced
il excellent TIE London portion Of the domestics
and police called for gin, which was freely poured
out Of this extraordinary bottle and the wizard was
returning to bis seat when his royal highness atx-
ious to test the bottle-presuuling, as he was re-
turning. that Il was exhausted-asked If more
could be poured out. Glasses were brought for her
Majesty and Prince Albert and on being asked
what they preferred, requested Begg's best Loeb
mayer, which Immediately ran forth, aud her Males
~ and the Prince, tasting it, acknowledged its
purity and tie wizard gave the bottle to the
Prince, and asked him 70 lock if It was empty-it
was Mr.. Andersen brought some water, and in
the Princes hand, filed il, ordered glasses, and
asked The Prince what wine he preferred Port
avas selected. The Prince poured out port, then
sherry, then milk. then champagne then broke the
bothe. and IN il was discovered beautiful turtle
dove
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CAsT sTEEI. sAMs.

TTIE subscribers manufacture from ihe III acbes 4; A
Il STEEL Circular Saws from two 20 ~ 'Vl ~ VI
ameter; also, Mill Pitt CiOcut and oeI saw ~ o. ~,
peiqr quality, They also state that ne .ns % isi ~
cnsvey for their saws the advantages derived nom ne use
III tb machines which highly important s the saws
are thereby made perfectly true and EegnaE IN tncknes on
thok or thin part, thus stteg circular saws by
~ teir centre The truth and uniformity OF their surface
% - s in abe saw teeth necessary, and on this account
- ooer reduired drive the besides they will not
need 80 frequent sharpeningbe less liable become heated
and al 10 produce saving IN timber
60 These Saws may be had Of tie subscribers or at the
principal Hardware Merchants in this city and throughout the
United States. X. HOE & Co,
% 6md&W y and 81 Gold street, New York.
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GROCERIRs. LTOTORS. ETC


a. F. COCHRAN &, CO..
GENERAL COMMISSION MiEfsSiH2aSi ss5 s6d Di
" rect importers Of FRUITS, NUTS, WINES, etc.
: RAISiNS-In quantities to suit purchases;
AI'MQND S-9O0 bqes and bags Soft she!ed Almonds;
PECANs,l brazil NUTS and PEA NUTs-S5
PEiPER, RAGE GINGER, sc.--loO bags;
SIARGli;-,Agency Of lIeth, Floyd 60; =.
IV2l n 6 Ind en- t1I S sn mars S
SARDIN ES-NhoIes halves Thirds and quarter boxes;
WlNES-Alnseat Claret, etc, in boxes Malaga, s'vee
and dry; POr Wine, various qualities, etc;
DlES-NarOus qualities;
ORANGES and ~ s T9ta ec i'm impoaon an,
al kinds Of Foreign Fruits, etc.
PRlNES-in jars and fancy boxes: is
tITRONS-S0g boxes superior Genoa CtrOnsi f
BRANDY CiiERRIESM806 cases fresh landing:
MACCAR0NI AND IEBMlCELLI-3OO cases ifesl
FIREGR'ACKERs boxes first quality No. /:
pOWpER-A gency of the celebrated American ChryS
a. powdf5 SomPany' guaranteed equal to any Pow
4 ANnIEG-From steamboat Duchess
~ GlIEESE-l0O boxes prime Western;
HAMS bills. superior Yellow begged; ..-
BRooN vs. do7ea heavy 2 4 CgTE BrOons.
CRANBERRlEs-3O packages of bbs,, halves and
quarters, Of Curtis brand
EfTTF 5T "A kegs prime st. Ioqis and Cqspna
NENIR,AAL sPiRIIS-zO bbs. 1st and 4th proof
BRANDE|s bbs New York snpsrior,
NIINE;3 5A R-39 bbls various qualities;
PRESERVED FlSH-20 eases henneical sealed Lob
PREsERY Es@is boyes, assorted: g.
MUSIARD--A full assortment of Thornton 4 Grin
fsR Ws2 S9 FRQ 22y I h1y9s and gE9rei
FRENCH BRANDIEs, VINES AND LIQUORS
CASTLES Esq 6AP-4sbozes;
SSFR5 aS6 SA sSi}ts5 boxes E9zss "a Gua 5;
Java COFFEE-A small invoice;
Goldfish: PrEes. T'bois1. CIil.. C,gjel aud Pow.
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TO ALI WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

TTNHE subscribers woud respectfully call the attention Of
i COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and DealeTs y fesTs9
HATS and CAPS in general, to their YER so
"a LARGE assortment fthe above uanCd t5on9'
IL which is SECOND TO NONE IN tltE 13IiA ,
GsScomprising EVERY KIND AND Qu ALiih1 en-
tpy too numerous 10 detail but can honestly assure NJ per-
about purchasing in this line that an Inspection Of iheT
elsewhere for ihe reason that they mostly al Of Their own
manufacture and come DIRECT FROM THEIR OWN
Nj NTT AiTTORV M Newark n j.; and being satisfied
with Tie MANUFACTURERS PROFITS feel certain
that purchasers cannot fail 10 be saed also Caller an Hpec
'"'' ' VIZ DURBRIDGE & CO.
octA I'm es q CustOmhOuse street up stairs.
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THE -FRENCH ITCINA CORDIAL;

M IJF T0TIdeTs Hc9f1r0fIrf TTuVs.-
TFNHE INVARIABLE SUCCESS Of these Drops IN rnsss
j of Impotcncy has gained for them Just celebrity. To
those persons who by excess of vereTy epOuon have
brought themselves Premature lmpoeucy Involuntary
Seminal Emissions General Debility Weakness and Shnyel
ing OF the Genital Orgas Nervous Affections OF any other
consequences Of uurriued indulgence of the sensual pqs
sohs these Drops strongly ec0pmended- This dreadful
practice (OuaneuO causes delresQn or lownes OF spults
with peculiar fits Of melancholy and lessons both meIal and
bodily capacity. -,
{RoNpEIET street. between Canal and Common streets,
New tlrleus sign Of the Hseulanius Statue. Shy
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:sE.l..a
TENT MANUFACTORV

subscriber would respectfully call the attention of ali
Iose bound to the gold region to his large stock n
SSd I'm, Sd P9sS5P afe such every variety Of Wal
FAUX SADDLES; Potable CAMP BEDS WEIGHING aioTi
lT9 pounds; Canvass TR AVELLING BAGS, etc. ali oi
Wieh ne 0Hen az iau prices, and in any quantity Tbnge
Mng heif articles Waler-pro0ied can be accommodated
aha % a customers who prefer do their own waerpoo
s te suDenDer WI give the receipt and guarantee me e
egtequal 70 any other process Fail and Purchase ROPES
o. every DESERT slced and furnished. FLAGS 81 eyer
uonoi Wood and lronFameA IVNINGS, TARP AtfIINS
ee.' made and warranted proof against rot or midew
II. CASSIDY
eorler Canal and Ma sazino stsse lrance on f3rsl
tended 70. wan W piVmplg a.
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HOTELS. RESTAURANTS.

BANKS ARCADE, Musasiue street -.
IFNNlE salacrbefs having recently returnsled and Nl
4 painted this well known and central establishment ~
throughout prepared 10 accommodate any number VI
ofgty and transient bqarders The rooms are pleasant any
wei ventilated Tho Bar ssuppied with the choicest Liquors
and their Tables shall at al Times be furnished with the hes
the market affords They return their thanks tothe public 70
the liberal patronage extended TO them the pasteasOn and
specifuy solicit continuance Of thesaule,
Oh 4md&W TUFTS & DlGGES, pronnetors
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CARRIAGES. ETC.

ftARRiAGlls ARIA GES-Thesubs cribers have
~ now on hand large and we-seected assOrt - ME- =
ment Of ARRlAGSi and are constantly receiv. l 80
ing from the best northern Manutactores, every 81
style and Variety Purchasers would do well to give us
call A. WOODRUFF Il 90 ~
O29 6md&W l05 st Charles street
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AN[ERIgAN 9YsTR az AND REgTAU-

AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON AND REsTAU-
RAM. No. 4 4 81. CLk4RLgS STREET
TTIiE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
4 and thepubc that he hos thoroughly re 5TSNa ~
painted and repaired his establishment and will ~ ~ o
open it for their accommodation on M Onday, - w n
sept. g. Having made extensive alterations and N3s%
- - Improvements in the Cooking Department, al
&l9A foBng much greater facilities than formerly, he
F Fuss to he able to serve his patrons with every
III ~ thing IN his line in style uneluaed by any Res
taufant IN thscity. He has male aHahgemt tor a
constant supply Of HSrERS from the clOic- ssA y
est Beds ofthe Gulfand the Lakes, and bis Table ~ NO
Will always be supplied with the best STEAKS
- CHOPS, FISH, g JANE, etc, together viii
Il -3every deNeacy 70 bepTOeured in fie Newor
leans markets. Tie 3 AR viii be supplied
with WINES and LIQUORS, PORTER, ALE etc. O
the very best brands, carefully selected His Cooks
Walters will be second tOsnOne in the city, and lie will b
found aas at his post that his patrons receive pump
and polite Attendance In short he will every eSeion
render his Saloon worthy Of the liberal support It has hilbert
received. lsep3 iml JAMES CASSIDY.
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CnaTIYENEss,

/ OR, CONsT1PATtON OF THE BOW ELS.
THE PAIN EXTRACTION.
Is the sure safest and most certain remedy for this disease
Il will positively give relief int worst oes, and even after
all the old remedies have failed Persons have frequently
called office with establishment upon their faces, stating
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon paris
Of their bodies the bowels aud that oopious
had rsultedifomit Tlisresut win alwayEiooNa thorough
rubbing Of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are
tive Let the experiment be tried It's perfectly safe and
in no instance can the Pain Extractor do harm
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b NJ D4ILEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.

She brought TO my bed abox aud applied some to the sores
fell immediate ease wherever it touched me, and begged
for enough to annon thoroughly. 1t obtained, and
new life seemed to invest To remove the burning pain
in the chest even made Pills OF It, and took them, which
soon cured me- owe my lie your valuable Extractor
being now strong ever aud have been since early
IN the wear 1872 - KEIlZIA FRENCH. .
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= EliNI5rLAN ENE'nAIsANI.

IN COHEN having had 30 years, experience, oilers the
IL. above infalble remedy for all Diseases per.
tanning the EYE, Ophlhalmia, Of FIVE years EscvnS
standing cured W II weeks The Tear in the tge, dNyr
of years, cured Ia 10 weeks; man Of this clty, -
being blind for smonhs was restored to the sight oil one
eye three weeks gentleman who always used specs lOr
81 years by using only drop, WINS enabed TO read The
newspaper without them BIZ candeigh hours alter In
ammaion of days cured I'm single drgp II gives
bnlliancy to the Eye, aud also Strengthens the sight -
CiISRtrs street apl7 ly
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Cleanse aud Str6Hgfht7t C0nsHmpflg can % cured.
Br0Hchitis, Consumption, Liper Complaint, COids,
Caiarrh, Coughs, ASTHMA, Splitting Of Blood, SorCHess
Of The Chest Hectic bftsh, Night SCeqts, Difficult
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organ for tho Circular C7lrch.-One Of the
iaigestand most magnificent instruments with the
exception Of the one built Cor Trinity Church, New
l9ss9 has Just been finished for the above church
- eAarleston. BY Mr.. Thomas Appleton. Of Boston.
= 9 eestoi $500 Itcontains Al stops, 8 banks of
Fy and over 1000 pipes. The case is of he
Than style Of architecture, q feet high, III
~ y, e'Sl 80 and 10 feet deep The Boston Courier
80 S.sl after noticing the names and varieties
5iI ul3nstent stops, thus concludes: sThere il a
sulc,ena, Which connects the tenoroon bass
peeal' and keys, independent Of The teno-
,,I 5s sals1eT, thus furnishing beautiful bass
Nll'en can be used with 6ne effect. me connls
-, Inc keys age so arranged as to connect tbe
slSas oigan keys with pedals, or the choir orsnU
ana peaais, and also the great and choir eonnee5s5
avoiding 9 moltpheliy Of registers. In he great
eani a new step q introduced, called the viola, n
q peculiar and beautiful quality Of tone. in 1pisoT
with ne diapason, initiating the violin. M;
spleldid instrument rs exhibited to-day and will N
faken down 10 be removed 10 Charleston. s, &
We would ask those who visit the organ, 10 Isie
10 the effective viola stop, the first that Mi. Apple
lon has introduced"
This magnificent instrument Is the bequest Of Il
late Mrs. Jane Keith, a member Of the Ciroul,
Church congregation.
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DR PEARSON informs his patients that he can be
I D corsnited daily at his office from -
n IN IS ~ A. Dr. PearsOu's mauy i'm
lfovemeuls in DENTAL SURGERY, 10 fSS
an too well known and appreciated TO require ILL y
enuneratng His Block Teeth particularly worthy ne
attention Of those requiring artificial ones His prices an
-rnded 10 suit the circumstances of ALL Office al his rs
dence, No. = BARoNNE STREET, near Canal. sia III
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MEDICAL CARDS.


Hommopa thist.
nR. ID. GLASS, Gate Of llopknsyile, ky.) No. %
IL Baronne street, between Union and Perddo streets, New
Orloans MI
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was nine years under medical skill in the cities Of New
York and Albany, ahoing under the most distressing Fry
bleeding Piles, deeply liberated with large humps of the sze
Of hens eggs polrudns and large bOs covered my body.
The urinary seeTeony aopped ior days, when distress be-
came iutoerabe. My tongue cracked, and the roof of my
mouth was covered with Sores and my chest al the root Of
my neck was in constant burning heat, 50 that cold water
In lbs misery longed for death, and never expected re-
coyeY, when Ms. jessupdesired me to
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\. ORLEANS and oARRoLLToN BAILRoAD
IA -

Depot, corner al Bar0aR6 and PcrddO streets,
single ticket any distance above Pleasant 20
A single ticket for children and undei u year. 70
Fifty tickets (Red) 80
Half The above rates for any distance below Pleasant street
Servants Caves) for any distance 10 cents
EH Residents IN Lafayette, CaTroltOn and vicinity
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate of COM
mutation tickets for the Cars, O-Yt IS per month
n advanced for either Road and for any distance. Children
the inst to the last OF each month.
A Car, expressly for Ladies, IN each train.
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The efficacy of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
i remaikable. We know Of numerous oures, and do not
hesitate say THAT the Ointment will never fail for this pun
pose Deloaoy prevents IOn asking certificates from ladie
this subject The following pr0eused by one OF our
Agents; - -.
This will certify uist we have used DALLEY'S MAGI
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR as remedy for Sore Nipples,
and cheeray recommend il 10 those who may be afflicted
with that most distressing complaint, as mel valuable ar
teie To cnre il. PHCEBE BRAY,
.gi5aHB, April, 1876. MARY MOORE
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DOCTOR s. p.
IOaUatSeatEJ'S SV1'SO1BeBFtGtG'
10000 CASES OF GENERAL. DEBuTTY AND
- = MANT OLE NERNOIiS ENERGY

Dr. Towusends San0parla invigumtes the whole system
permanently TO those who have lost their muscular energy
by the effects of medicine ndiscrcuOn committed in YOUTH
the excessive Indulgence of the passions. and brought
general physical prOatOn Of the nervous system, astude
of ambition, fahlng sensations, premature decay and
deee, fastening towards that fatal disease, CONSUMPTION,
be entirely reou by this pleasant remedy This SarsO-
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DIR. EILIOTT, VETERINARY SURGEON,

Keeps constantly on hand every thing in his neucudug
great variety Of Ladies' and Gentemens BO0t7 and Shoes
aud win sel at the lowest Cash Prices A share of public
patronage il respectfully solicited. app ~
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DAILEY3s PAIN EXTRACTOR,
ERNaIP

For Eryainelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is Invaluable
Other remedies may make the disease disappear for little
time, but it is driven in, and wire-appear in the same
other place The PAIN Extractor, however drains out
and completely The Of the disease and effects
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DABLBY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Orisinal and Only Genuine.
An NnnFnnU


Has ever been discovered that possesses any Of the qualities
OF this famous remedy. Almost daily we hear Of new, and
heretofore unknown virtues, discovered By its application to
new diseaselor il is aTeuarkabe fact that many Of its e.
iects are known only from accident experiment. So deep
has been the science of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the in
yenor so ahrabe the combination Of its ingredients that
it found suited to relieve almost every amen TO which Tie
frame Of subject Let US enumeraie some OF the Pc
cular qualities of this remedy: F
FrstIt will. within Eve minutes from its application,
remove the pain from the seyeret BURNS, sCAIDs or
BLISrERS. # win also remove the painand cure GOVT
TIC-DoLEROUX, PILES, RHEUMATISM, sOREs
| or SNELLINGS.
Second-ln cases Of BURNS, if applied Immediately, ii
Si preserve life no matter how may be the injury
unless vital part be buned and consequently any sore or
Jigd-It illbcal Burns Of wounds Ulcers, or Sores, of
any Kind, WITHOUT SCAR
Fouzk AItneutralzos and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects, or RaBid animals.
Htfh.It will, wherever applied, prevent MDHFlFlCA-
TON; and in old wounds wherever modification has com
ence it will arest The disease, and cure The wOund even
where es has already dropped always it vi restore the part
/ to lis natural state.
sirfE-If BROKEN LIMBS, when set, be well wrapped
up IN the salve, no Inflammation, Swelling OF Pain can &C
and the bones unite and become strong with astonishing
Rapidly.
SereatK.-Nhe the Bowels are painful, or niiamed the
Extractor it wei rubbed upon them, will afford relief, and
movement, when castor OIL jaap and oil other
medicines have failed..s
EighfkI use is perfectly safe in al cases never cui
repair IT, twill not conflict with any medicines that may be
taken Internally
We have not space in Ibis publication enumerate all ts
diseases cured by
DAILEYys PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but we shall suboin few esmonas of its value selected
from the thousands in possession, from all parts Of thu
country.
PILES. Hf
It may be confidently stated that there's no case Of
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
II cerain remedy and removes at once the pain and
soreness.
I, John Williams a resident OF Hamilton county and Cit
Of CINCINNATI eeli solemn duty that owe 10 the cQumu
nifty, thus publicly state that have been troubled with the
p les for about seven years. during which time have su
feed much bodily pan LOST great portion Of thai time by
confinement 10 bed and have expended several hundred
dollars but 20 uofurpOse continued to grow worse Mean
while, persuaded, and finally urged to make triad OF
sc DALLEYtS MAGICAL PAIN EXTR AEFFOR'' foi
the awful complaint and 10 my ritter amazeiaen, as
well and hearty ever and The use Of two boxes OF tbs
precious ointment lscFibe my GuTe. These facts am will
ing 70 affirm to, should il make the statement Of an old resi-,
dent any more authentic. JOHN WILLIAMS
lth month! 1877