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No. Sc CUSTO.hHO USE STREET, .Ne15 Orleans
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY-.Vo Pan required lrutR
T. Cure Is eectsd-Pnvats Diseases cured in few days
bya regular physician, without mercury other poisonous
Louisiana.
DIR. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
any OF the forms Of certain Disease his general advertise.
ment IN another column The treatment adopted by him is
that which has the approval Of the distinguished Sur
geOn OF Paris London and New O and It's universal
has proved beyond doubt that permanent for the
worst cases Of Constitutional syphilis GOn0rhda Structure,
Enlargement Of the PrOrate Glands diseases induced BY
certain solitary practice etc. etc. be obtained
moral certainty application be made those whose inte-
gences skill and experience be relied Since Dr. Mul.
len opened in this city, all the many that have come
under ms care have been cured, without single exception.
some OF these were Of years standing One remarkable
Of reture % years Old has been cured the surprise Of the
paue9t. The gentleman (whOse responsibility known
me eZens Of New OHeBns) hand and (by his permits
aon( can be referred To- Dr. M Is treatment Of Structure
not known South Of New York. His treatment Of GonoF-
5ea and ee the most perfect ever discovered. Il is the
shortest safest and surt The patient takes cOpaiva,
cnbe9a tupentne other naussous doses, but OBJ
snel " 9ne or Two DAYS without pain, inc9nyensnce,
the time named.
ll1FOTEFqY.- Others who, by sexual excess
OF pollution, may have brought themselves any OF the
painful consequence resulting from unfesIaned indulgence
q the passions such premature mpotency, involuntary
seminal EMISSIONS general debility constitutional deranre-
hen may consult Dr. Mullen, in honorable cOnhdencs he
os them perfect The scast secresy Observed.
d. Mullen may be consulted daily his ofca No S. Gus.
t0nhouse street. BENJAMIN MfTLI,EN nj nj
~ Remember, No. s. CustOmhouse street. wis Ii
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EDTGAII0N.
oRLEANs HIGad SCHOOL. R-plsasis .sifsti
sEkAS THs EVER EFT Am,

0AlsA.alal HIGH 81 LIl Li.... p street.
EakAS TIS EVER ETI Am,
WAfecior and rrepateggf.
WIS An1illQn, tor the ndreaiiH SoduF renfniuu.
q WIS Q1luci n Arlik n ana saeuled fl ITSELF
pal aiNa9 re eeai eelliiales "a tae south
ott ng ae purity Of tie air, End entire freedom from
lui tfnio fiaaiiens.
By recent neuts. on very lesl sese The build
and play, have carefully NiruIa Ia M fhs
neel4aias 81 q ioaiding and Day Scho0A
t1e Various branches OF knoVeiEa are tan1ht 3y Mr.
3le9 anu tour as.3nt lI1lils elected with view Is
Hql oiei,loief ana SKIN ard eSaeIieHce IN teaching.
Il he system Of education lhfaees mo fisuato6r and IL
aQie q uie sraaks laiins NnFish French and Spanish
5aanEuaEes History, Geography. Rhetcne Versificaop
Logic 70 ol eun0uiy, Moral Philosophy Book kseping
.innsae' Algebra 6eometys 1ngouolnetry Natural
aeaa Be instructed, at the expense Of parents in
liaiE, nluc, Dancing and Fencing silful masies III
tse departments being connected with the SCHOOL,
No psa2 are si'q1e in giving we'll grounded knowledge
q a French and the English, written and spoken lan-
&oee ne institution presents singular advantage 6Y
inQalg acuuIenent Of the French. French IS lie rotqF
toasae o. most Of the pupils and all the instructors are m
cely nts.gith the language The English eass are
taught BY Mr. Everett solely, and he will ave as isfeole
accurate knowledge Of the language Of the land 10 lie
af glasses is given, with Rhetorc course
OF English and French Literature.
Inc ANCIENT Languages have recently received new
Impulse here are now two Greek and three Latin cuss
N cnnfse Of successful operation, and students may here
tse me same thoouh knoege Of these languages thai
q impaired in ON best Northern COLLEGES.
The price Of Board (TahIn ineluded) and Tuition in An
q any Of the branches Is 20 per month. The price 81
Half Beard Is Is this includes Tuition IN all or anv Of the
branches. The price of Day Scholars is g. or dollars
according TO advancement. ana I'm
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The Great Remedy Proclaimed!
The Oriental Life Egirtg. !


tFepdred from he Original Recipe 1000 years old dis
cOUered By Dr. .4eh3le .4HiiehoR, Of PARISH
ENOR the Removal and Permanent Cure of all Disease.
arising from the impure state Of the system. Il perma
nenty enrea Diseases Of the Liver and all Bilious afec.
Tons: Diseases Of the Spleen, Heart, and Stomach Con.
sumption; Splitting Of Blood; Coughs; Colds; Night
Sweas; Debility Emaciaton Pain and Sorenes in the
Breast tepems shortnes of Breath; Palpatioa of the
Heart Dropsy Disease Of the Kidneys and Bladder; Dys
9 Spirits Painters Ch0iic Chlls; Soreness Lamenes
Afutef Bfasi Seroiua Kings Evil; al Diseases OF
Erupt0ns Of the Sin-EetieF, Ecad Head Salt Rheum.
Soils Pimpes etc; White Swelling Hin Disease Ulcers
1opsys laundee Fever and Ague Chihs; Fits; Diar.
hma Pains o. the Breast Nervonsne Neuralgia; Rheu-
az Diseases peculiar 70 Females, a. In painful ensfuraton
Cramps spasms. etc Dysenlery Bowel Complaint, and
Disease Of The Ahmeniayy Canal; Caiarrh Dizziness ;
leadaehes Worms; Constipation; Piles Asthma; De.
bly occasdned by tnempefanee Delrum Tremens Loss
OF Appate aease produced by the of Mercury
~ among thefemains Of the Ancient Egyptians that this
eeenfated Remedy discovered The famous iVer Nile
has been fruitful of disease to the inhabitants Of
that country especially the Nile Fever which analogous
% the common Yellow Fevero New Orleans and il was
not un the discovery of the Recipe from which the ORE
ENTAIL LIFE ELIXIR is manufactured, that its ravages
were aied, and the dreadful annual viitant deprived of
The Magical effect Of this celebrated Medicine in ali dis
sase, more like shifting fairy scene in the Arabian Nights
any thing merely natural and hereioremofal prompt
decided and complete IS rs operation. Indeed the trans
orings M single month, the human body from disease 10
eqtiong. vigorous and endurabe-is apt strike the
behOldef with wonder but when we reflect the
nature Of the ORIENTAL LIFE EIlIXlR-its eminenty
distinct chalactetogeher with the fact that seems to be
Of Mankind, wonder viii cease, and our surprise give
place to heartfelt admiration and thankiuness
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LAFAYETTE RESTAURANT.
VIE undersigned would most respectfully inform the citi
- zeIs Of Lafayette and New Orleans and ~ x
tfe Public ln general that they have opened ~ ~
the. LAFAYETTE RESTAURANT, for ~ NAFFV
merly kept by PHILIP HARTY,
, and situated EEYEE, betloeen jack
son md Josephine streets; and having
EapaIifed and rented the same, they are pre-
paved 70 serve their pa j. irons at the shortest no.
uce with all the sub Al stantials and deieaciss
o. the season. snch az Oysters, Game and Fish
Of every description Their VINES Liquors. etc. having
been all selected by themselves Of the very best brands the
elty can afford. VIM. III. MCGUIRE,
do In III. Cassidy
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tAE AAs l1t the cure o
GOnOrhna, elect, Suic
lures, Venereal Diseases
etc. etc.
IN offering these pmph
ratiOuB to the public
Doctors Leroy and pelelie
teariessly hazard the assl.F
ton that they are not onlj
not surpassed, but une
Qualled, either for thei
curative properties or 10.
mlldnes5s satety and Ger
tainty in their operations
by any other preparation
compounded for similal
puIposess now before Ia,
public.
Long standing cases o
G0n0TyllGd, Giest, Stric
lures, Pains IN The I,0fUs
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MUTUAL. BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsUR-
- AMCE COMPAMA DE LOuLsIAMA.
Office, No. IS Camp street,
Between Common and GTaYief sts

Omce, No. IS Camp street,
between Common and GrayieT sts.
TRusTEEs;
R bs,d. H6a o I9eph WRRk's . y y Allison,
Robert J. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow
Isaac johnson, Geo. Stawhrdge, Henry s. BUckner.
PETER CONREY, JT President Board Of Trustees.
DIRECTo RS:
Joseph w Stanton, John STROUD, SEN, N. NJ Cohen,
John l., Lewis, John Calhoun, Preston w. FanRr,
Vim NJ Goodrich, Joshua Baldwin, William II White,
John l., Saifarans, WaIiek Martin, John d. Ben,
A. ID, CrOssman, Mark Walton, VIM. c. TOmpkins
Cornelius Felowes, Joseph LaIande, John b. Leeie,
EdW. JeHner Coke.
Ihis Company is prepared to entertain applications
for Life Insurance, and issue Policies all sound and healthy
White persons and Negroes, the Table of Rates established
by the Board which less than the charged by the
as to residence in the South By DE charter Dividends Of
Profits declared annually and the profits draw interest
and can be made available At once to the extent Of wOhirds
Of their amount where the patty has paid his premiums full
JOHN HAGAN, President of the Company.
PRESTON W. FARRAR, Vice President,
A. J, WEpDERBuRH, M. ID. Medical Board of
H hoM6s h11 M, ~ W CpnigiISgGn' ,,
RICHARD BEIN, NJ D., No III Magazine street, Medical
EXAMINER Office hours for blacks 7 TO 81 M do. for
whites to M at his residence. He win examine white
applicants at the ohceo the Company daily from l25&
O'Clock P N. He will not examine any one at his dwelling
without permit which can be had on application the office
OF the COMPANY. II. G. HEARTT, Agent.
EV California Permits are issued to Life Insurance mem.
hefs at New York aud London Prospectus, Table
Rates, and all information Life Insurance. and all papers
Necessary to effect Insurance can be had at the office of the
In order accommodate all Glasses Of our citizens younr
men and mechanics having families dependent upon hem
company viii allow all insurng for ke where the
cash and onehaf in satisfactory endorsed note al l2 months
bearing inie5est al 2 per cent, per annum
n b. The business Of this Company is confined to LIFE
INSURANCE ONLY. By resolution Of the Board no ire
River OF Marine Risks are taken ~ ~
~ Office hours. A. N tO5P.M. ieg7 tjal
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PmLADELPHIA June 49, 1851 feel free TO recommend Dr.
Dayss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my experience
Of is bencia effects in my have been for
time past subject attacks Of splitting blood attended with
weakness Of the breast and an uneasy sensation al theomarh,
accompanied with dyspep0 symptoms Last spring, having
attack Of ia recommended By acuuantanoe. who
had been cured By Dr. Dayiss Syrup, 10 y IT, did 70, and
relieved by IN les than bottle. lt apparent good
effects were immediate.
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THE FRBNCH LUCINA CORDIAL;

ME lNVAR1ABLE SUCCESS Of these Dropsin cases
a OF lmpoiecy has gained for them Just celebrity. To
those persons who by excess Of veney epouton have
gohsht on themselves Premature impoteucy, Involuntary
Seminal Emissions General Debility Weakness and Shriyel
ing OF the Genital Organs Nervous Affections any other
consequences Of unreraned indulgence Of the sensual
son these Drops strongly recommended. This dreadful
ptcuce (tnnnsn) causes depression lOwness Of spirits
bodily capacity.
~ The only Agency in the United States is at No s
gARoNpELEr street, between Canal and Common Streets
New Orleans, sign of the dssculapius Statue. 81 ~
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Mil (opagnashin hllltEto existing between De under
dia,qved hy niulaai consahi. s. m FULTON,
The ader zi 4. III conii6ts iha hnsi6s under ne name
Of aAM'l4 H. FuIifoN, No. 4 New leyee,
AIS and Ichoupitoule q
,AfF PAHTN11 ~ fIis-lThe undersigned are ASH.
cqted as parnes n the practice al Law Once, No.
~ Hzcharge Place, opposite the Post. Office.
nj. NJ. COHEN.
iy23 SIN DAVID @. aLABATf+
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COsTIVENEss
OR, coNsTIPATIoN OF THEBowE
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR

Oka CONS fIEATAON OF TIL BOWELS
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the sure safest and most certain remedy this disease
Il viii positively gvereef in the cases, and even after
a 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 parts
Of their bodies the bowels and that copous movement
hadFesue fom Fhisresult win always follow thorough
rubbing Of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are COS
tive Let the experiment be tried perfectly safe and
In no instant . can the Pain Extractor do harm.
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ARTKsEAN WELLs.-The celebrated d.. Buck
Ind ieeentlg delivered a lecture in London on the
subject q Arsesian wells. A real Artesian well IS
one ihat is constantly Overlooking, either from its
uaturl source from anagtfcial tube. Il is stated
chat there are from go to 500 Of these wells in Lon
don, but the doctor contended that one-half of them
ought not % b called By that name, as the water
did not rise to the surface ~ them. On one we'll,
eighteen q naeieen thousand dollars had been OK
pended and yet the water did not rise within eighty
isei a tls sprane. He commended that these wells
could not SUPPLY Lendon with waller, but an AIDE.
qoaie supply night be obtained from the Thames
BY tie tapping il At Henby and carrying it into
Aaadon in az open aqueduct
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II COHEN having had 30 years experience offers the
II. above iniallble remedy for all Diseases per
tanning TO the EYE; Oghthalma, Of 1--WE years y
siapllng, cured n II weeks the Tear in the Eye -
Of y years. cured in 10 weeks; man Of This city, 49,
being Stone blind for months was restored 70 he sight Of one
eve IN three Weei gentleman who always used specs for
% years by using only Drop enabled 10 read the
newspaper without them by candegh hours after In.
hammaton OF days cured bU ono sfp re dyOB m gives
bulhancy TO the Eye, and also strengthens the sight
CHARLES street. anil "
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LFr0m m. s, c. Hayes, If ne firm Of Bro5er HaBes &
Co.. Booksellers and Staf8aerS No. Ig3 NTarEef sfrSc5
Phiiddeiphfd--ganuary g. 1917. ~
Your Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar an invaluable RENE
dy; IL cured the of colds with me- III You want eT
udcate viii ehesriuly give one. S. c. HAYES
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VENTS with portable Poles All complete e.. Wall Tents
=, with Flies, &l5; India Rubber Goods: -
SADDLES, non S2to 81; Hamess, an complete
al - per set; Pack Saddles 81. Halters q
cents Blacksmith Bellows and Anyils: Horse =
than half their usual prices ~ ~ o. ~
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GROCERIES. LIQUORS. ENC

NNT1NES. LIQUORS AND CORDIAEs -
-ifof Bars Steamboats, and Family use 5l-lz
nqlqe1uE and other Wines bottled order in
eysg s.gle otdss ias eln Stores executed attiea
af0filsL f.3iica. hy
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~ Merchants, from different sections Of the county give
the Htteng Of the universal popularity and eff
deacy Of DT Dqvs,s syrup, under ter notice number
Of them witnessing its virtues have regularly sold
diton that Il il did give satisfaction the price should be
returned, and Of them has had application
the money. This speaks volumes Ia favor OF the med
cine We append few extracts from order, samples Of
those IN frequent receipt Of well Of verbal accounts
frequently hear;
[Fr0m Doctors HGHghdH and Rush, both practising phv-
sicidHs, Is nell az EJruggisfs1
MtsHAwAKA Ind, June l. lsa7-flr DAVIS Syrup of
Wild Chery and Tar goes off Ike hot cakes We tnk that
fyou choose give Wholesale RgencY iOr that medicine
dispose Of almost any amouni in Northern lndana.
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MFDICAL CARDS.


kNQh THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFILIATED. -
Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run IN
snng Physicians for the Of private diseases, owing
me utter Of those who profess % cure such
cases deem i TO be nothing but act Of kindness towards
ne g1i2Tunaiey afflicted, well sesF justice % p-.
LIEN No, 81 CUsTOMHOUsE STREET, 70 state that IN
me year 1876 was sOrey afflicted with Syphilis, in is worst
ana mos tappang form, and for several months together
9nef The best regular medical practice could obtain in New
Orleans without being al all Observation-Disclosures grew
AZ length heard of Dr. Mulen's great reputation. APP
e % hl and 70 my great Oy ID three weeks he restored
me " perfect healt Subscribed New Orleans, Jan. ,1S4
WON SAMIIE.I RlRERTSlM.
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A g. AIFsN0RTH, NOTARY PUBLIC .gArTl
~. cQyiii sS over or 2 FEDS Jor esere STATE
~ ire l1a UFFICEl0. % CAMP STREET New Or
iaaia 81 Dispositions taken Accounts Probated Ieets
and lsagls Drawn, ard 81 Documents and instruments of
Hug repaired, end Auiheutcafsd for Use and Record IN
aInee s46.
Marine and othes protests particularly attended TO
md ah cases Of geheal Average Of Partial Loss co4eeily
s ans PROMPTLY arranged. mhzb lyd6EV
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She brought bed box, and applied the
felt immediate wherever it touched me- and begged
for enough annoint thoroughly. IL obtained and
life seemed to invest To remove the burning pain
in the chest even made Pills Of il, and took them, which
cured me- / my life your valuable Extractor
being strong ever and have been ever since
in the year 1892. KERZIA FRENCH.
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CORNER CUSTOsHHO USE and FRONT SITS,
M I'LL be opened for the reception Of BOARD -
~ Eks on Wednesday, January 8, 1919. Wen 755si
EuRNlSHED RIO Q nj for Families and Single ,is
Gentlemen. TAHLE-the best the market will afford W.
The above establishment has been built BY the proprietor
expressly tor the accommodation of city and transient Board.
es II IS Of the most healthy and airy situations n the
with him comfortable
kF Faithful and attentive Servans
TERMsas reasonable as any establishment of the kind in
the city [ja1 d&Wfl e. ALEXANDER, Proprietor
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BLAhE'S FIRE AND WATER-PROOF MINE
RAJ PAINT.
M QkE than ONE HUNDRED BARRELS Of this Paint have
w been sold here the past season. which has given very
general satisfaction to all who have used -and the demand
for it Is increasing The Paint Of two cOors the Slate and
Chocolate the latter s Of the fashionable
impression upon it, whether used upon Brick or Wood
Mr. HENSON, "a Practical Painter, Camp street. opposite
Lafayette Square, who has used II extensively viii mpart
every desired information respecting H.. -
Sold wholesale and retail by A. c. WILBUR& co.
10 Bank Place. oil 3md&W
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LHOEE AFFLICTED WITH EENEREAL
niSEASk5-Ihe reputation Of the writer is 50 well
established that all that is necessary say those who have
9een 20 unfortunate TO have contracted any those
dreadful diseases known and called Secret Diseases in any part
q their various forms, Is that the writer after success
~ praCuce 81 tWetyslN years confined strictly Venerehl
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood, (haying treated and
eNel many hundreds who past all hope, of whom
had been under the treatment Of eminent physicians without
receiving any benefits Is enabled to Oer you positively safe
certain and speedy cure. Should any Of the unfortunately
aucted see TINS short advertisements they would do well 10
eau al NO 50 CUsFoNHOUsE street, before applying else
where ana ay themselves Of e benefits Of tie subscriber
long and successful experience
n ny 40 .
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DALLRY's
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine.
Nh G0NTpOuNn

NO COMRO I'm ID
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 It's application
new seasesfor il Is Eemarkabe fact that Of its eff
ects, are known ouf from accident On experiment. So deep
has been the scionea Of Mr. HENRY DALEY, the In
ventog 50 Admirable the combination Of its ingredients that
il is found suited relieve almost every ament to which the
frame Of man Is subject Let enumeFaie of the Pc
cuiaE qualities of this remedy;
FrstIt win, within five minutes from its application
remove the pain from the ssyeEest BURNS, SCAIDS, or
BLISTERS. II viii also remove the pain and cure GOUT
TIC-DOLEROUXs PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
or DWELLINGS.
SeeOhd-In eases Of BURNS if applied Immediately, ii
win preserve life no mutter how may be the injury
unless vital part be bued and consequently any soe
inflammation
any kind, WITHOUT SCAR
FaarthIt neutrazes and destroys POISON from Plants
Replies Insects, or Rsbid animals.
Fifth.-It will, wherever applied, prevent MORTIFICA.
TI0N and in old wounds wherever modification has com
meneed it will the disease, and cure the wound even
where flesh has already dropped away, it will restore the part
to its natural state
Sirth.-If BROKEN LIMBS, when set, be well wrapped
mp in the Saye, Inflammation, Swelling Pain can &C.
cur, aud the bones unite and become strong with astonishing
Iapidty.
Extractor, well rubbed upon them, viii afford relief and
cause movement when castor OIL iaap and all other
medicines have failed. g
Eightk-Its use is perfectly safe in an casest never can
do system VIII ansoB man
reparit It viii not coct with any medicines that may be
taken internally.
We have space in this publication to enumerate all the
diseases cured by
DAI.LEX's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but we shah snbou few testimonials Of its value selected
from the thousands in our possession, from all parts of the
'0un"'' PILES.
It may be confidently stated that there no case of PILES
which may not be cnTed by the PAIN EXTRACTOR.
his certain remedy and removes at once the pain and
soreness.
l. John Williams, resident of Hamilton county and CITY
Of Cincinnati, feel it solemn duty that owe to the cOmmu
nifty thus publicly state that have been troubled with he
Tor about seven years, during which have su
ieTed much bodily pain; lost great portion OF that time by
confinement o my bed, and have expended several hundred
dollars but 70 purpose continued to Mean
while, persuaded, and finally urged make trial OF
" DALLEYsS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR % foI
the awful complaints and 70 my utter amazement, as
well and hearty ever and to the Of boxes of this
precious ointment ascnbe my cure These facts am will
ing to affirm 70, should it make the statement Of an old resi-
dent any more authentic. JOHN WILLIAMS,
Cincinnati, 9Th month"; l547.
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ERYsIPELAs.

For Eryspelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is Invaluable
Other remedies may make the disease disappear for little
time but it driven in, and will reappear in the same or
other place The Pain Extractor, however drai0s out
and completely removes the Of the disease and effects
f1orou oh eura
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Dapis's SgTaRQ lRild Cherry and THRIVE would call
attention 10 The advertisement Of this valuable medicine in an
other column Several Of is saluary effects have come
under personal observation, and therefore confidently
recommend 10 the atlcted.-Ed NJ VI WesklB pisitcr
and TemperaHee SeRtfaei, (ITeRt0a,) FEB. g. 1871.
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"ptrTsBuRa Jan. ~, 1sl7-The Syrup Of Wild Cherry
and Tor has given great satisfaction 70 those Who 5aye used
on gentleman Of Ohio. think shall DO able to sell az ea
urnr VaurA