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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-31
W9DIGIMNGa
DIR. ]. s. WOODS
ELIXI R

AND WILD SiEnhi'
BY far tho Cheapest and Best Art'cic o. tie
kind in the porld, formerly knoirn as he
SARSAPARILLA ELIXI,
Come ye poor Taciate ones,
Whove made your wills TO die,
Cali back portion ofthose funds
And come 10 Dyers and buy.
The proprietors ofthis Justly celebrated rem
edy having enlarged their bottles 10
MORE THAN ONE QUART,
and enclosed il in new and splendid wrapper,
have decided TO give it more comprehensive
name, indicating portion of the highly val :
liable medicinal drugs Of which tits composed
1t is prepared in scientific and careful man.
ner, by a regularly educated Physician and
Phermaceutist in strict conformity with for
MIA which
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-31
CoLpRAIsE, Mass, May 30, ls48.

CoLrRAIsE, Mass, May 80, ls49.
Messrs. Ilovsy-I must acknowledge that
my previous convictions that licaves could
not he cured, have been entirely changed, for
iu severe case oC iInaves and bad Cough, the
use Of only one box of your Powders accom-
plished perfect cure, and now, three months
since, my Horse shows no indications ofl ~
ease, Yours &c, EDWARD FISH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-27

VERY LATE FROM HAyr.-The brig fa,rv. Can.
r IAN harper, from Fort au Prince, 9th INST, ar
rved al thus port yeste rday Captan.H reports that
NOT only at PoIt au Prince but ali tbronoh ,ha
i,'ahd, the gr,ate.t commoton prevailed on account
q decree having been recently issued, ordering
every man OF color, without distinction of sg. nT
stau0n, 10 bear aims, and be ready forthwith 70.
maich against The Spanish part OF the popuaton
uiGtr the command oi President Soulonne ""'
70 Ihe coff'e tell short OF an average Weld ana
$4,000 bags were demanded of mononos,s' anu anu
tenth OF which had not arrived from tha 'n vns
10 meet remttances Was detained tb;r,n,h.n.,
osys, ana with ne greatest difficulty procured a
naeo, as severnl Europe an vessels were endeavor-
lne 70 eet cargoes at any rates. together with
some american chartered vessels, which the char
leieIs were obliged to load with whstevsr thsr,
could procure NJ high prce. '"ey
hmericsn PROVISIONS could not be sold but at I.
.unGus Ioss. as the monoposts of coffee could not
ins "a aucie IN return at less than $27 per 100
IDS o' ano rom private hands it could net be had
soa,o u'ah VIZ and 81 currency. Logwood was
sca , Am sno consequently very high DJublooas
SA'a inquirer, March Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-27
One Week Later from, j .ma,ca.


Intelligence from Kingston to the 9TH inst. has
been recrIveo.
The New Orleans P,cay,sne, of the 18th INST,
gives the follOwng;-
By the schooner ID. G. Foster, Captain Can6sld, we
have papers from Kingston, Jamaica to the 7th inst
In consequence of the Colonial Legislature having
stopped the supplies. the Governor OF Jam aica Sir
George Gray, has prorogued the Assembly to the oath
Of March.
public meeting was held on the 9th inst in Kings
ton 10 endeavor to get rid Of the Executive Cou
tho members OF Viii h were appointed By the Cover.
nor and are net responsible to the of
the people The reform aimed at 10 to make them re-.
spcnsibe tor the acts Of the aud at the
time ascoupabie to the people The Mayor the city
prspd-d and there were many spssches male.
NJ royal steamship Clyde arrived at Kingston on
the 9TH nst from Carthagens, with $500 600 in specie
Nuch OF tbh We presume, came the lsthmus Ia
Cba.ret thous b IL IL not mentioned In the pspsrs
The Kingston Journal, Of the lst received at the
Nfp YORK Ber0M Office, sdys:-
tn Thermometer At the post ONCE In So nish Town
hs for tbelst two mornings (ths n tn and the 2sth
iBdcaied the low temperature Of So degrees at
Ia TIE bouse ths cold BY the thermometer has bsen
rs degrees On the same days A
The Journal, OF the I'd inst, saws
We learn that reputation to ths Mayor is in course
OF sigDature for public meeting to take place in the
Court gonse Of this oiy to ider the propretv OF
Addressing memorial to her Majesty and both Hoa,.s
81 Parliament, for extending to tht. isIs I'D a simsr
cnthpoon ss that nov possessed by the British North
American Provinces. Many persons are of oo,nion
II st nothing but responsible sysem Of
NiIrssuscita'e the dying thrces Of this colony
KiNGsror, Dam Sugar MARKsr March fIBarr.,s
sne ar sold at los Cd per 100 pounds
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gellsn. at anchor, on the 18th January, bouns
through '.l
Previous to my departure from Panama, on tn
18th OF February, the British mail steamer hat
arrived from Valparaiso, but had not landed he
mail and passengers. Several persons were pre-
parlng to 60 on board of her to proceed to Guy
aquil, Payta, and Callao, to charter o. purchase
vessels to bring to Panama, to take passengers 4
Callfornla.-N o. Delta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-27

F. ON TAMpIco.-We have Tampico papers to
the Sd inst The subject OF opening communist
tlors with San LUIS Potosi is Receiving due atten-
nep. The river Paouco will be used AS high up az
II can be made navigabe, and thence a road,
known as that OF del Carnero, improved to San
Luls. The project receives the support OF the mu
Dlcipai autheritIes, and Gen. La Vega is said to
favor every plan Of internal Improvement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-27

efhmeht, very properly coDnnlng Itself TO Its own
acts, and awaiting itself OF the careless expression
OF the csponden Mt has denied that there were
any negotiations on the subject for "negotia-
ton" is a technical term with a fixed meaning,
and the Spanish government could with truth deny
It's eXste nce tor, as am en,rey sure, IN answer
to the inquiry OF Mr.. Saunders, the Duke of Va
lencia General Narvaez) gave the same ans wer
which he gave to the inquiry made Of him in the
Cortes, some months before, and which he has re-
p"ated in reply to the same inquiry when made of
hun lately, as published in the American papers
Had had any doubt ct the correctness OF the as
seTtlons OF the Herald's correspondent, it would
have been entirely removed by the TACT that the
official organ OF the late administration confined
Itself to copying the denial OF the Spanish govern
ment by what learn OF the matter In Cubp tself;
by the reasons gwen by Mr.. Berrlen In the u. ).
Senate Tor his request that Mr. Miller should with
draw his resolution of inquiry on the matter; by
the tsctics OF Mr.. Rusk aud Mr. Foote IN the Sc
nate debate thereon; and by the fact that though
Mr.. Miller's resolution was adopted, there has
been 10 response 10 II on the part of the late Pre-
sldent OF the United States, unless that response
has been communicated In secret session of the
Senate.
Noone could have been more surprised than was,
at frsf, by the appearance OF the letters IN the Nto
YOrk Head But as | remembered seeing, before
the arrival OF my successor, asse rton IN That pa
per that Instruction had been or would be- sent To
Mr. Saunders 10 propose to 81 ain the pufchas: Ut
Cuba by the United States, 1t occurred ~ me as
very possbe that the proprietor 81 that paper had,
tain at Madrid The result Of those INSTRUCTIONS
end as had had frequent occasion to observe the
gre at accuracy OF .he foreign Intelligence OF that
journal, | was NOT much surprised to find thai 1t
had evidenily procured access to very coDPetrntly
informed sources OF information. What those
sources were, | OF coxrse csn only conjecture, as
lett Madrid long betsye the date Of that letter.
an unacquaiR'ed with and unknown 10 any per-
ION connected wsfh that paper, End know nothing
" bstever of the correspondence VI question until
II appeared in print. Ii was no. my drsgn to
give pu hcity to the negotiation respecting Gu
ba, thougs | felt myself at liberty to do
80, IT thought proper. That 1t has beea made
public, can be Of no detrment 10 Ouy interests
Moreover, any tesy for the sale Of C,bi must,
according to the Spanish constitution, receive tue
sanction Ct the Cortes, and, OF course, he amply
discussea IN that body. la that case, no alicia.
tlon OF secrecy could conceal The mat-r. A.
aIfeaoy suihcienty noto ions, can see no Im,sro-
with II
On The 25ih OF July, 1913, (three days after the
dissolution OF my connection with the United States
Legation at Madnd) Mr. Saunders wrote me from
La GrsnJa. requesting me, tor a compensation. to
convey despatch 10 the United States This
declined to do, tor various reasons, bat chiefly be.
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TAaAfAisAb &dgshf "A Nav fReS IN
NsW Xsfk eolissPsaasai II he RbilSastSh,-
Ledger, writing On The 5d ist., says; Fboss 4 =
story having a wide currency in ceraln eiselas
here, iust now, which can hardly believe n 4
true-at least fsr7eptly lore its faissto M, ~
feet: An actor Of reputation is Negotiating 70. a
engagement at the Bowery Theatre, 70 cnramenes
about the Isl Of October, or Il near about tls .1
time it is contemplated TO reopen the Aet0r Pises
Opera House. This is put down as a plsz, Ia -
vive the hostility between the people ,xbo vresr
white kids at the Opera, and the otter peOnIs who
crack peanuts in the pits Of the BowerV nj Ma
tlonal And what Is likely 70 add fuel To- the fame
Is the trial Of the Fiotss Of the memorable and
bloody 10Th Of maY, which il is expected will be-
the main business the Court Of Sessions will have
to dispatch, during the September Term. Further.
u II Ds decided uog to reopen the doors of The
opera HOnse, the said engagement will be null ana
voio; row what think yeu Of this! The u1atier
mas 3sen talked about for several DAYS mast but
now II ls 50 much discussed by persons ygEo.e rr-
fesslohal position qualify them TO know vbaf bs,,
are talking about, that not to mention ii 7 sE,
AFRAID your correspondent would he accUssd ~ -
ing one Of the Seven SleeleFs, instead III An os,-
tive lO0ksr-on ia Vienna
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BUSINESS OLOsING !!
NEW FALL GOODS.

Cs HALkIs Ire q CO.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET,
Are receiving, steamer Falcon and other arrivals
their Fall Stock Of
SILK, FANCY, STRAW AND LACE GOODS,
Among which will be found 4 complete assortment of
Plain, Plaid, Striped and Watered BLACK SILKS Fan.
ay, Figured Changesblo and BToChe Silks. latest style
COlOed Satins White and Black do; COoTed and White
Gros d'Afrque COrd6 and Glaze Silks; ColoTed Flor.
ences Black Grape; White and COlOed do Grape Lisei
illusion, etc.
Black Plain aud Printed CashmereS and MOuSseline dc
LANES; Black BOmbazine; Alpaca Lustres Ginghsms,
and a variety Of new style DreIs Goods.
WHITE GOODS.
Swiss and Book MUsLINS; TaTetans Cambhc
JaConetsi Bishop Lawn Linen Cambria; Striped and
Plaid Cambria Long Lawns Irish Linen Corded Skirts;
Fancy Nets etc.
LAOEs AND EMBRoIDERIES.
Thread Laoes and Edgngsi Li.le and Muslin do do ;
BObbin and Silk do. do. JacOnet and Swiss Trimmings
Embodied CapeE. Collars, Cuff and Mantillas: Lace
Wells; Lace FlOuncinB; Embroidered L. q. Handksr-
chiefs; Rivitt and Hem stitch do Tape and Plain BOr-
dersd do LadiR Fancy Silk Ties and Handkerchief /
Gentlemens Back and Fancy Silk and Satin Cravats
sHAwLs, soARFs AND SILK MANTILLAs
A complete assortment of LadieS' and Gentlemen'G
! GLOVES, all kinds Silk, Cotton and Wooden HO.
| SIERY Steel Beads Purse Silk Sewing Silk Zephyr
| Wonte Pins Needles Pearl Buttons Oil Silk; Whale
! bones; Black and cOlOTed SILK PRINCES and TRIM.
! MINGs Linen Tape and BObbins; Stay Binding
Green and Blue Barge Wells; Hat and Ribbon Wiz
| Straw Cord, etc, --s,
S''~" S''"' wv STRAW Coo
Ohlaa and Rice Pear Rutland CObours, Bs,l,p Aladdin
PaGia. English Split Straw Tuscan Braid and p.vog
hGNNETs; Bonnet frames. Crowns and Tins; New
sys Bonnet Gar sRd Belt RIBBONS; fall assortment
ARTIFICIALFLoYyERs Preach Bunebs- .JVresibS
et5 al oil which Win bstoid at the Lowest Cash Prices
] .so--,o-,C O. YALE, j., a CO., q Ma. asine e.
7~NSW pssUeen Common and GTaVeT &c,
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Shfps.
VIEW ORLEANS MARRRTs.


Thursday Morning, September 13, 1873
COTTOE.-TheTE WAS quits active demand for Cot
on yesterday and the sales reached 2C0 bales al vsr I
rates, taken tor England, the Continent and partly on
speculation.
NEW-GRlELys CLASSIFICATION
inferior. nominal Midi Far, a1o%
Ordinary S1slz F1lr nominal
.d9lag. SG)Ja Good Fair .noInal
GOOt Middhng......9Z . 20 Good and Fine . nominal
TOBACCO About so hbds. were disposed Of, including
80 hhds. 10 Admitted se Refused At g. IS do At s. and
at "a also bids. / Admitted at g. at 5655< and
Refused At 20. > j..
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.-Picss are firm, and $50
hhta Sugar taken st 53S651<c fos Fair Rsboisa
Molasses, IG22c. g gallon.
FLoUR-Phces tOlsGa5y steady and 500 to 1000 b6s
Sold Of which 200 bills Illinois and ordinary St. Louis az
~ s5DS4 30, $50 bbs in several lots at s5&5 I1 and
some extra ct So s569a5 70 Q Dbl.
CORN-rNo expOt demand. and only $50 1acks sold ct
sc, iat ordinary and 48050o. lot EoOd lots
oAFS-Salss $50 ssaks ordinary Ohio At 81 800 do prime
st. Louis at 29 and $40 d. Gin stors) at co. an advance
BRAN.-20O sachs on the Levee brough' TOc . 100 fb
PROFlSICNs.-The Polk marks. dull with a sale Of
50 5bh Ness II % 80. and retail los at sq Is Of
Haco9. - casks Missouri clear Sides brought So and IS do
inferior bic d Some inquiry for Lard and sales Of $40
tieTcss pIigs (l40 and 1000 az SIC . H.
CoEE EE-Ho is still advancing and 1o5O bags (includ-
ing one Ot of 500) sold at 7o The little left in rst hanu
now held a Sc. 2 ~.
WHBAT.A sGall lot coo SaeEs) sold at $50 . bushs4
WHlSkY.-ksethsd rsss aiug at 22c 3 gallon.
| EACHANGESs--aAA scaTee. Sterling, 95G310% Get
pm; New XGk 20 days, par to K pct pm; Sight Cheeks
| lGI1& 6eA pm.
F&ElGHFS.-A snip taken fer Europe to load with To-
/ baeco, at a rate We did not learn
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SINGULAR DlsCovEaY OF SToLEn PRopvv-x
The jewelry store of Mr.. Alexander, No. 10 F1l,oI
street, New York, vas lssely broken opeo And :
considerable quantity of iswelry, watches. e,o
stolen. Mr.. Alexander keeps auothsr siors =
Grand street, The thieves Ind the Fl Incl - oe
the watches for sale at Mr.. Aexanders o.ber to-.
and Were consequently detected and nearly an NJ
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LArlruDE. % 81 81 N.-LonsIrups. 80 win Tins. a

Cleared Yesterday:
Steamlhip Falcon. HaTtsten. ChBgns,
Paradise, LaWTason & Ca
Ship Palsstise Johnston New York D. O WooiTn Ii h -
Ship Chas. Cancel Merchant, Boston, g q PearsO1
scar. Heroine, Alien. Brazos st. JaRO. o. Wickbam
Steamer J. T. Whitney Hamburg, Tampa Bay r. Afurphy
Arrived Ysst8PdaEs
Bng Selma. Vent from Havana 9Th inst to w. s. Brown
schr. ChPoa, GrsROa days from ApaIaohoOa, to mas
terra bales cOnon-Bgsin
Basin.
SOhr Alice, Les days from Pensacola to mas.Ot-Ban
uTEAhHUATA.
Jas, u Day GibersOn, from Mobile
Aleak Scott SWOn, fTOm Ct LOuis-47 bales cotton,
houma, Fausseit, fIcm 81. Mertiusyiie
Z. M. StTeck, Streck from LLi0urehe.
Bertrand, GTeig, from St. MaItiRsville.
TOwbOat POrpOse, Brown iIOm the Passes.
Memoranda:
Steamer Alex ScO left St. Lens the 9th Inst Re.
ports So feet il tbs Mississippi ffom St Loas 70
Cals. and falling. In port, loading for New Orleans
steamers Illinois, and Pride Of the West
TOwboat Popose towed down and to sea, on the 7th
inst, hss PslO Alto, and Adams Cray and sohs Brazos
aAa P. NJ Sears,
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EXAEnATIoN OF JAMES ToBTF Yesterday Recorder
Baldwin heard the testimony in Ease of James Tobn
charged with stabbng Q. J. JohnsOn Several Witnesses
were examined aud testified the following: On Friday
~ about Johnson and TebiH were both landing IN
the door of the American Coffee House in ST. Charles street
quaHsnz: but having settled the cause Of disbursement
few minutes afteEwads drank together al the bar Angy
Wodt hare again engued end while Tobin sitting upon
one OF the small tables in he Johnson much excited
went n.y. to MIN and struck him, On receiving the blow
Iobin olOtea vita his antagonist who Is much lager nian
than the accused, and scntle followed JohniOn called
out 10 The bakeeper TO take Tobn away that he did not
wish TO hurt him the accused then stkng him with
small nat ne held in his hand at the commence
ment of the afay. The parties weTs separufed VIII Il
was found that Johnson rad 5ecl cut in he side and shout
Der Re Is ut present confined 70 us room but cOEsiceIed
out OF danger The Recorder taking thse facts into onSd
Grafton liked the BAH of Tobil at 1900 and the case
before the Inst District Cour tEia We understand that
the necessary bonds will be given to-day
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Clothing =. Clothing ... Clothing!
nv u pTACHE


FRIDAY September u at 10 A. M-WH be sod at bis auction
Il store, No. 90 Cont street. -. - - -, =, . 9, =,
large gni6cent assortment Of FINE AEADf-MAOE
CLOTHING, consisting part of the following
Superior Black Goth Dress and F-Ock Coaisi
Blue Mackinaw Blanket Overooau;
Blue and Black Pilot Cloth OvercoaSi
Etxra Fine Black Cloth Psletots
Black and Fancy Ooeskin Sacs aud PaletOS
Blue Dahlia and Olive Cloth Dress Goats:
Superior Light Brown Cloth ETock Goats;
Drsb, Brown aud Fancy OvercOatb
Fine Black and Blue Cloth CloaEs;
Gold Mixed and Fancy Tweed Sacs and PaletOts;
Extra Fine Black Doeskn Pants;
Fancy Plaid and Striped Cashmere Pants;
Black, Mixed and Fgncy Satnet Pants;
Plaid aud Check Tweed Pants;
Blue and Black ClJth Pants;
Brown, Olive ant Blue Cashmere Pants;
Super Black and Fancy Satin Vests;
Black and FAuCy CezhnIere and G 10th Vests;
Black and Fancy Six Vests;
Checr Tweed and Cloth Vests etc.
The have been manufactured with and comprise
Of Clothing offered this market bll
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FIRKAt O'Clock P. NJ yesterday, the Of the 81.
Charles Hotel was discovered to be fire. Owing to the
ezehions Of fsemsn and citizens it conaed 10
part OF the roof and bat little damage done 1t originated
the servants quarters and supposed to have been
communicated from fue The Insight O the roof made Il
necessary draw up the hose and little time elapsed
before sufficient rope could be procured Bat the emen
went o WORK with much zeal to save building that the
PRIDE OF city end regardless Of danger stood upon ia
loy pafapes and performed their RTduOus duties; They
cut away portion Of the roof and sXtingulshed the
Hanes When AL dauGe over the nag was FuB up 70
the Top Of the dome. and this token Of afey eBtn
cay received by the crowd assembled below. Il has been
suggested TO the proprietor BY several Of our emsn 70 keep
Upon ne premises rope sufficient draw up hOe %
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-13

SINGULAR CAaE OF SrABsIEe.-Francs Doughefty was
anAgned before Recorder Bald yestedgy. charged with
sa0bing H. b. Taylor. n Tchoupitoulas street. St
lowing particular: from statements made Of the affair." No
eSamlnaon took place owing to the Illness Of Taylor Tne
wounded gives this version That he had met DOUGH-
eTy in Lsfayete and there made his acquaintance pd
walked down with him until they reached ST. fSav
ket about P. when suddenly h. saoed yithonf
S hlgntsst cause bY the accused struck MIN power
the back. crowd Immediately Gathered and Two vatcb
sR AN, avng Dos oil me parties were taken into custody
blow, and The blade broken; some 1--WE eabtbs Of an
inch Of II was taken from he mans head Taylor Is al ia
own house, and pronounced out of dhprsT ia 10
caTe that he never met Dougbehy before ana tka ne can
eToe no reason Tor the assault It stated on the OTHER
ton TO solve 'he mystery
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lNaRATITUDE Eliza Cox whose arrest we noticed some
days since, brought before Recorder Cnos yes'slay
and the charge preferred By Mrs Kiucad examined It ap
pears lhat Elza Coy, who Woman abOut 10 yeaI5 of
age, applied to Mrs. klead for permission remain in her
house Julia that lady left the city a visit AID represented
herself to be in INDECENT circumstances This privilege was
gwen TO her, ald she placed charge Of the untuIa
but on MFs Aaeald return she found number Of articles
missing. and traced Them to the possession Eiza yhe
had disposed Of the greater portion The Recorder sent Tire
accused before the Flint Distinct Court. ~
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SALES An AUCTION.
Improved Property on Apollo Street, Lafayette
BY BEARD, CALHOUN d. CO..

b - 49,, 49,, - s.. j. A. BEARD, AuctOneef.
SATURDAY September %, l89Wil sod s1ction,
- O'cl1ck, at Banks Arcade 8
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improvements
heroon situated the bounded By Apollo, Bransr Jack
and Philip Streets Said lot 30 Apollo
street by " eets inches aud Inns between parallel lines.
The land very hg the Improvements comprise double
frame dwelling with trout Dwellings, and Kitchens
with two esns etc. Ia the The property is we'll built has
slated roof with co7eled from the dwelling the Kitchen
EE IemsThe purchaser payment Of for se0O
payable July 1850, and the balance in cash.
Act OF sale before R. Beard NJ p at the expense q @ pu
Eg1
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G0StirelzeSS,

Or, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS.
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the suest safest and certain remedy for this disease
1t will positively give relief in hs worst cases. and after
all the old remedies have failed Persons have frequently
called at office with sstOnishmsnt 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.
ways follow thorough rubbing of the Extractor upon the
bowels when they cOsve. Let the experiment be tried
1t perfectly safe and in instance can the Pain Ex.
tractor do harm.
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0Ah1RY1s
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
The Original and Only Genuine.
Mo nohIPOUNp

Has ever been discovered possesses any Of the qualities
of this famous Remedy Almost daily hear of new and
heretofore unknown virtues discovered by its application to
new disoasssfor remarkable fact that many of its
effects are known only from accident, experiment So
deep has bent escienee of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the
Inventor so admirable the combination Of its ingredients
that is found suited to relieve almost every amsnt TO
which the frame Of subject Let enumerate
of the peculiar qualities Of this remedy
Frst-It will within five minutes from its application
remove the pain from the seVerest BURNS SCALDS OF
BJISTERs 1t will slsO the pain and cure GOVT,
tTIC-DOLO REUX, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
or sWELLINGs.
tSscond.-In cases of BURNS. if applied immediately,
I, will reserye life no matter how severe may be the injury
unless vital part be burned aud its immediate application
will prevent any blister and consequently in
7ffrd-It will heal Burns or Wounds UeeIS, or Sores
of anyyhnd WITHOUT SOAR.
F6ur-It neuralizes and destroys POISON from Plants.
Reptiles insects, OF kabid animals.
FTjt6-H will. wherever applet, prevent MORTIFICA.
TION and in old wounds where modification has com.
menoed it viii arrest the disease and cure the wound
where flesh has already dropped away, it will the
part to It's natural state.
SiIth-If BROKEN LIMBS, when set, be well wrapped
mp in the Salye inflammation, Swelling Pain can
and the bones unite, and become strong with aston
iEhing rapidly.
SesenthVVhen the Bowels are paBcll OF in6aned the
EXTRACTOR If etTuBoo8 Upon them Win a1dd relief. and
cause movement even when castor oil ialap aud all ote
| medicines have failed.
Eigth-Its is perfectly safe in ell cases-t
do harm-the system will absorb than is
torepRir 1t will coaAict with any medicines hs
may be taken internally.
We have space in this publication to ehumersts all TIT
diseases cured by
! DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but we shall subon few testimonials of its vaue selected
from the thousands in possession, from all paris Of tn
| county.