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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03

An effort is msk,og seorssiou to Maryland Of
that portion Of the District OF bia which
belonged to her
The tb.rmometer at Albany, on the first instant,
stood at 10 degrees.
John Ick-. lat. postmast at Frederick, Ohio has
been arIest.d on a charge II roboing the matt
fine apples have been successfully cultivated the
present season in AttHkapas district Louisiana
The Rappahsunock Canal tn Petersburg. Va begun
thirty years ago, has ut length been compieted.
Rice bsr been successfully cultivated the present
year. In Missouri.
Gears are quite plenty at Green Bay. They have
deBtrOye ed great deal OF stock.
The propeller Gepsses Chief has been purchased for
$500 by some gentlemen from Nontr-sL Tho arc to
despatch her to San srsncisco the present sutuma.
Two Isds. from the Onoudsgs trib. have bsen
c~is'd into the preparatory department OF tho n Y.
one Thousand Wild ducks were killed ct Hsvre-de-
Grace. Md on the 18th uit.
Ice one eighth Of an inch In thickness diseo-
ver.d Philadelphia the morning OF the lst inst
Snow six inches deep L. on the mountains bsswseu
hselibg aud uuberiand
There were fifteen deaths in Mobile last week, Of
which two were from yellow fever.
The item Of the holly hook contains blue dye supe.
rior TO the fn' st Indigo.
cotton mapofa turing company has just been sstab-
lisbed at obiie Asbsms with sesp,tsl Of tioo 100
scbiD.ry for 5000 rpindes aud loo looms With two
.nEp., Of 80 hs,'s pors, h.,r bean ordered IL
The election OF Judges by tn. people has bsss
ported iu form by the Tennessee Legislature.
Ohio City opposts to Cleveland Is TO bs cousoi
with the latter city. making population Of $1,000
The net gain ~ communists to the BAPTIST Church
the Diteo states, ror the last y~ss, has b--a
dow n at Is O57.
1t is estimate that 90 900 roo feet Of lumber have been
clipped FROM this country to California. AZ pront Of
$50 . thousand this amount would yield aggregate
profit Of ~ 900 coo We notice In th- Paeic ksps
adv,Itifsment Of Riga lumber IRON the Baltic.
young lady Of Boston has accepted offer Of $40
per month to act ~ book In mercantile house
In San Francsco.
The population 81 Maryland Is set down at SO 600
tn. public debt, In lsss. Si2 $50 600, Interest
$3.50 Coo The average tax, per head IL 81 IS
Chicago and Milwaukee about to erect gss works
the former ct expense Of $3.50 700, the latter st
500 600
At Madison, usl. during the present year, 100 new
buildings have been erected
There vas considerable Ice ct Providence, X L., on
! the drst instant.
Tennessee has ct this time vithis h.r limits forty
furnaces and nipety-tvo bioomeries orxes and
rolling mills In the manufacture OF Iron, she stands
~ the third State In the nioa
The ANAL pox 10 rseius ct Washington city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03

The StroyLoreos Mors,l,s Of the Sth inst pub
iishes ,uef from Athens oi The 25ih ut., announ.
Inp the strIval At Patras at 500 Venetian refugees.
several Hungarian eries. aurng ~hum were four
~ emhers ~ the Hungarian diet, had arrived at
Athens in the last Constantinople steamer Priu-
e,es B,leloss had also sought refuge at Athens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03

The Book TRApK OF ENGLAND AND. AMERICA.
The American papers throw out suggestion 10
English publishers, by which they fancy that some
OF the evils arising out OF the want OF copyright
law between the two countries will be rectlfied-
namely, that they shall offer the English editions
Of all The best books TO the transatlantic public at
balf-price. We are told that after several editions
OF Macsulay's History Of England had been sold
IN the United States, the London publishers sent
out large number OF copies to be sold there at
half Of The retail price at home and they are found
fault with for not having done this at hr-t-as IN
that case, il is said. they might have sold at least
5000 copies Possibly aud perhaps If they
would have consented to give 1t Tor much Lessor
for nothlng-they might have distributed 80 many
more. We are not fully alive to the reasonable
ness Of selling the same book London tor two
euipeas, in New York for one. II the present want
VI law admits Of work being pirated abroad-the
author aud publisher thereby wfooged have al least
the unsatisfactory satisfaction ut protest against
the injury. What IL now asked Of ,hrm is simply
To " Ithdisw the protest A tom of aeqsiescencc
In their own loss II proposed TO them. IL Is sug.
gested u remedy against robbery, that they shall
reduce the prce below the point at whlch the goods
are worth stealing. The English books Her II OF
ieieu the privilege OF doing that IN the Row tor
the invasion Ut hts own Interests which otherwise
will be done for hun in the Broadway. The sug
g,siion involves n mode of dealing with the copy
light question which we should be sorry To see
act, upon. very different solution OF tnis veked
que stion n needed aud now that an English
csurt has ruled that Dy The terms ot existing laws
an American cannot sustain q TIyht to hold Il rrary
properly IN this county, IL IL probable that the
gov. rlIDent of the United States will be Induced
To- take steps towards an adjustment 81 the matter
We uhder,tsnd that more than Que American ~ri-
ter has already been made to feel the consequent
ces ~ the recent decision IN his dealings with
the trade m London. We know ot one book in
three volumes, of which the reprint was com
m-pced-apd stopped. The Publisher had no as
suisnce that his three -lialf-guIne book would
not appear IN few days IN the shilling Library
/ so Withdrew his risk The Amrrcau author now
stands IN a similar relation IN this country to the
Engllsh author in America and the wrong being
thus RECIPROCAL IL II possible that efforts may be
more .erously made ON tho other EIDE of The wa
| ter-which We will be wiling TO match on this
To Obtain IN equitable law on the SUBJECT London
| <1.flsNdpm, OFT. o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03

J. J. Osborn, Est, resident partner at Atx-ls-
Chspele, Ot the eminent American hrm IT Munro,
Os born a Co, has been appolsted by his govern:
~, NJ Consul General of the Prusslan StaIrs aud
RbsBith Provinces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03

FREhT MILAN, OHto-tiRSAr Loss or PRorEsrr.
"A IRE broke DOT about II O'Clock THIS (trday)
morning, in the extensive warehouse OF n. Chase
tteice spreading into the Ia ge warehouse of Ste
veps & Ryan, formerly Cotton n Wing. making
On. sdful sweep along the railway tracks TO the
,fhc,. and consuming that building. the amount
al isop,rty DESTROYED ~ enormous. consisting OF
wheat corn, osts. ssl' lumber, aud considerable
IN cunt &c me rchandIsr m store. " is regortrd At
hsif tust three O'Clock that the books and papers
~ t.vpns n RYAN consumed. At o'clock
this mcrs,ng the fire ~ stIll burning -Clsveiasd
20, y Herald, Ott. 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03

REopsrs cF 1n1 UNNEssrr. AT a meeting OF
the Regents at TIE University, held at the exc
cutive chamber yesterday, ptesea,- The Governor,
Secretary of St,te, John Greg, q. Y Lansing, A.
G. Page, Ersstus Corning. Gideon Hawicy, u VI
W,tmorr, aud David Buel-the Hru. john Greg.
OF Ontario, Senior kegent aud Vice-Chsnceilo
was unanimously ch-s-n Chanceilor OF the Unl-
vrisiry New York, to I'LL the vacancy occasioned
by the death OF Peter Wendell, M ID. MIR Greg
having declined the appointment, the IIoa Geuit
Y. Lsns,pg, oi Albany, was unanimously chOssn
Chancellor. The honorary degree of LID vas
cusi.ued upon Salem Town, Esq of Csyuga
county .--dtbant, ". Y, Journal, Nor I.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREsoEEI oIEI9E.

...,~ CREsoEEI OFFIoE.
Monday Morning September 3. 1919.
CoTT0N.-The Cotton market quite FIRM Sstur-
DAY. and sales of about 800 bales made II full prices
including 81 bales crop At 10lz012e 2 b.
The CaedOna's nsws with LiSepool dAtss to the 18th
ult is now fully due By Telegraph
NEW.ORLEANs CLAssIFICATI0H.
inferior ok MiddilH air. sSfi
Ordinary ~ q Ealr sno1niRsi
GpOd Kidding sS Good and Fine ,nOmsua
TOBACCo-We eOnld not hear q single sale wOFh.
reporting.
SUGAR AND NoLAssEs.-Tnnsacdoun oOufnsdt to
q few small lots.
FLOUR-Ths sales were about 1000 bbs including 100
bbla Illinois o. 75 800 do illinois aRd ordinary St Louis
at a sO5R4 slS 200 DO extra s5 % and smaller
lou Of fancy brands at s5 5o6es IS p Dbl.
CORNStoek extremely light and the only sale We heard
Of 300 sacks. at Sc Q bushe.
OATS-Sale OF 80. sacks Ohio g. 307 DO. KsnfuckY
al 81. and 800 do. prime 81. Louis at 35c p bushel
BRAN.-A sale OF 500 sacks at SOC. . 1u0 b.
PROFESSIONALISM httls demand for any
kind Of DIVISIONS and only Tetal sales made Small los
Of Pork bring s9 900 IS 90 oI Mess Nothing done 10 Lard
RTCE.-A cargo Of 400 casks aTnvsd Fhday from
Charleston of which 200 casks sold By at ~,
and some smaller LOIS a. &C. 2 u,
l. COFFEE "A sale Of -150 bsgs Rio at 73Sc. p b.
| WHIsKY.-Reci6sd rstailing az 200,
1 EX;HANGES.--Na alteration.
FRElGHTS;-Ths ship orlando taken for HaVe At
| cent for Cotton.
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ANNUAL STATEMENTS OF NEW ORLEkNs
TRADE.-The Price Current and Commercial BuL
ietin, of Saturday, gave admirably digeated state
ments of the commerce Of New Orleans during the
last year The Bulletin thus closes its review:
In reviewing these details whs we ara struck with The
steady increase Of euT city both inland ami foFsgn
msn5hIa,s with g eStEaodi9Sy natural agvsatsgss St
81 It's ndmeoHs Ravgabls tHbuaIiss Fe,ut ss,s. "a
rods cmaies presents s5ing image o. enaasies ITSELF
topols but When we al.o resa gsnrs ard ts ieds
q s e1 - 3 s ~ Ky sa ssas q ths gesuliaE
prsemnentiy hued 70 Be the true emporium Of the South
and West Il has hevsTtheess had couend wnh power
fql antagonist The annually inctea igR capital Al he
North n r. great cite. and welded fe I
than oar local aupeoy and consideIabs PORTION offh8
tor sale deposit tFanshipneni has USd by lie Vaf
Canals and Railroads @ Noahern vas Or sssseiars
the fun msEntuds Of the evil and can vel esculaa how
ouy snboachuTs 4 thsir gkarvss Ia. bss arsssd ~
the inland Oates to New York and Boston, But their cap.
al les m proportion to The extent Of he business. u
that Of any other mereahtle community IN America 100
limited ior them 70 undertake By individual action, 0bees
ghOs smmunHy WIN Simultaneous and ensrgstic f.
exhibited he d aHt Ithmus Of Panama might Be- Pc
sented on fhe IehuaBe route IN which the enis
Our neigIbo ing city, with dsgfe Of entprs shd pub0
ward her efsat pV,sf1 RsiToss ~ s%ss5 ~ b5
must largely ncfeaas her business and and the
we stand idly 81 wnout even our lsetgr n d.
tnee 70 obaiH from Congress The neceas spDop oHs log
the impL0yement Of the navigation Of great inland
set? This, least should Ieeeiys eafsest aDestoH
five should make lrnmediaie atembt 70 expedite
communication with the North By the pEojected Rsig0ad
from PensHc0a 20 the extern Of he Geo
81 line OF by Railway Ship Canal across the pehin
sula Of Fonda Every inhab tah 81 CRY. and
lady every owner Of real estate thin Us im. hss dlsc
Interest in such improvements Our, policy Is clear The
greater natural ouUesthe setua sbOnd Be our
10 deve0pe them then fuI Al the same
time should relieve Of al unnecessary
tons and Increase y facilities By se means a on con-
mand Pusuug this wise cOuTse the business Of New Or
eaus must increase with accelerated progress, ard cur
future commercial ais exhibta far brighter page than
have hare I'D
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03

Gs,alenpen,-On the 10th instant, / |
mailed>to you, from my office, letter
containing a $40 bill, Canal Bank, New
Orleans, No. 1873, Letter ID, dated June
LIST, 1916, to pay the subscriptions of
sundry persons to the Chronicle. / am
this moment in, possession of yours of
the 18th inst, with the information that
my letter had come to hand, but the
money aeaS nat there.
So particular was l in the matter, that
I enclosed the money with my own
hands put the letter, with three others,
in a package for your city, labelled
Vicksburg P. O., Miss" which is a
distributing Office
By giving this notice, it may lead
to the detection of the scoundrel, This
is not the first instance of the kind that
has occurred on this route, and that
lately. L. HURLBUTT, T. NJ
Richland, Holmes CO., Mss Aug %. 1919
We would request every person who
reads the above to examine every 800
Canal Bank Bill which may fall into his
hands, and to stop it, if the marks cor
respond with those above-given This
is not, by any means, the first time we
have lost money by the route mentioned
in Mr.. HIS letter Every good citizen,
every man who values the security and
sacredness of the U s. Post Office, should
feel himself interested in detecting the
person, or persons, who have been, and
are still, guilty of abstracting money
from letters deposited in the mail. Our
mail at least should be free from depre-
dation. We have our suspicious. Who
will assist us in ferreting out the guilty
person ? Be sure to examine every $50
Canal Bank Bill that is now in, or may
come into, your hands.
| DUNCAN, HATcHETT & Co,
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ON TUESDAY September 4ee for any thing that carries fore
" and att sails. Under the rules o. me a
Southern Yacht Club. .Entrance ST.. ,..,..%l
Prize, SILVER PITCHER The Sec
ondau third bOaB 70 be entitled TO 9ne-hali
Of the Wide amount Of the entrance money =
" Gentlemen deaous OF entering boats Will please address he
subscriber. 8
W Entries close Monday, Sept at n when positions
will drawn for. H. H. hONlUOmHSh'
Pass Christian, Aug. %, 1919. -.
Ter This will bring together the Uadil FOrsy Picaate
ss John Pieres Ocean Breeze and other cracks AuSO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03

NEW oRLEANs:
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 3.

. YEsTERDAT-SuRdsy ives pleasant day. not too warm
and without in A nunbsg Of citizens left The
city on parties Of pea5urs. AT Csnolltoa we found an
agreeable company; and Capt HckOk, the Lake. had
large plumber Of visiism The ferry boats Agie werD
cIowded-thiS pleasant piacs, and growing daily into
favor Our reports show the usual lack Of police itsms
Sunday, 10 this respect, being time Of Oar ep
Round Island relieved the usual mDnoOny OF the day, and
wethnk that The important Information obtained will throw
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03
Auction Sale Of Fine Furniture.

-i. j.. PITCHEH AuetiOneeF
FRIDAY, September al O'Clock l.Wil bs sod, the
tw0-gtOry brick Dwelling Ma and Second
Lafayette
A Choice Assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, in
cent condition. consisting part Of Mahogany Chains Sofas
Dining Gard Tables Mfbe-oD Pier Centrs Tables elegant
Glasses large s Mahogany other BedEeads Feaer
Bed Mattresses and Bedding Carpets handsome Mahogany sec7
thfy, Cane Cheira, etc. etc.
Sale positive.
The Magazine street OnnibuIes pass the door. 50
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03

SALT RHEUM.

This ceriiss that DALLEYis PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used in my family oI Salt Rheum Of thirteen
ears duration, and for Warts These fierce diseases have
There be doubt but this Medicine has all the viue
that the Paenes claims for it. from what has fallen under
observation added to the very respectable Testimonials in
its favor by Others who have used il in requiring imms
CAts relief do cheeriuy recommend to the Rtten-
ton Of he afflicted, the of this invaluable Salye,
BUFFALO, N. Y, ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
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) Fine Houaohold Frrnlturo.
BY JN0. E. L, SOLOMON.

-.., '- J LHvY, AucfiOneefs
"WEDNESDAY August s. at hai-paSt 10 ock-Wl be sold
Z w at No. 1856 Gfaviefstreet--
par Of Mahogany SOFAS Chairs Rockers Owens Oonans Easy
Walnut Bdstead8, Mahogany ATnos.
Work Tables Marbe-top Centre Tables do do Wash Stands
do. do Dressing Bureaus, Lamps Curtatn hatel Ornaments
Matrg Maesses, Pillows, Betdng ETC., al nearly new and m
hrstrare condition.
Sale positive, account Of departure 81
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TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,

She Brought to my bed box and applied some to the
sores et immediate ease wherever it touched and
begged for enough annOnt thoroughly 1t OBJ.
tanned and life seemed to invest 70 remove the
burning pain chest made Pills Of Il, and took
them which soon cured my life your valuable
Extractor. being strong ever, and have been
over ''n'e s0i' IA ''' 's04 KERZIA FRENCH.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03

ERYsIPELAs.

For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
Other remedies may make the disease disappear for little
time but is driven in, and will reappear in the same OF
some other place. The Pain Extractor, however, draDs
out and completely the Of the disease and
afeots q thOEough cure.
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sunday's s. Itoms....Tson RoUaD 1sLAgD.


We visited yesterday that place Of mystery, Round Island
where the men lately enlisted in this city have cOpgrs
gaed We found thing bearing decidedly the appear
anee and in fact giving the fullest evidsnec Of fixed de-
termination the pant Of all concerned local and live.
The good things Of this world spread sbOutin rich
fnsOn showing Of Organization in the ConmissaU
department. No uniform Arrangement has yet been entered
into except this point. profound ignOance eKists
that at they intended for the steak. We found
Standing orders to take . hastY plate Of soBp' at 4
moments warning; this constitutes the hnt aisiea
of-dinneT.- Panama hats 10 much fayof though
we heard several Of the adventures par0iicaIy offer
TO present their own certain Naval officers. Ba-
found in request this looks suspicious,
but all may end in smoke A match however. il only
necessary to light the affair. We soy 70 some
Of the most bater Of the party bling of the end Of hs
" Cubanos" with much temper-lhs proved a 3everilt
anxiety to burn them to ashes. We found number d
green spectaces amongst the 100 bodied men y thh
accounts FOR their blind obedience 70 orders
The following proclamation was picked up the beach
andwe we're kindly Offered a copy By Lieut. QUEEN:
TO THE PIC MIC Party ATRoUED ISLAND
Vagrants, ,dispeDe It's 80 decresd
Here my letIeI-yoU read
L 1t will remove all doubt: ~
ride upon the green seas foam 49,
Away you seamps-get Out--go home -
IT'S Randolph gives the shout
To show you that you cannot stay,
Like Get with mouse n deign to play,
And ressOn for an hour
? Back water-take ID saL--avasti Co..
D. Dare not TO brave the coming blast,
An extra bio0 Of pOw'r
/ do assume you. my word, N rss
Your hopes and plans mort absurd, ...-
And you viii think so too
For Mn. Betsy said last night g.
She felt that all could not be right,
The candle burned so blue
From Neptune I We received note
| As Senior Officer Afoat" ,--v
| -- Whichs says. ye men Of crime,
r. Amphytrite his wife must know
Der what part Of Oceans bed you 90, -
l. She's almost near her timsi N..
/ T6saloH and marines you've told -
/ That Cuba-Siera Madre-gold--~
Each point you had in view; VI
1 ' This. to Kay mind, conclusive shows. ..'
/ You're going. sin-LOd only knows, ',-i
I = And must Knowit too
T." YOU'VE vags' II take the happy thou ght
! From Bald Rin-1 Police Report
| we. You're dangerous and suspicious -
| Consider this settler, boys,
/ Unlawiul,pundereIs, hence i-no noise
/ Think you're Derg loicisust
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ALRANy. Nav 8. 1915. "a jackson s

was nine years under medca skill in the cities of New
York Albany abOhng under the most distressing Ery
sDeias attended with inflammation of the kidneys, and
with beedng Piles, deeply liberated with large Jumps of
the size Of hem pOtTUdng and large bOs covered
body The urinary secIetons Stopped for days when my
distress became ntOeTabe My tongue cTaeh ed and the
roof of my covered with and chest at
the root Of my neck in constant burning heat so that
cold water did not cool It,
In this se Onged for death, and never expected
ooyery when Mrs Jessup desired me to
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03

Or, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS.
TIE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the surast safest and certain remedy for this diseass
It viii positively give relief in the 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 paris Of their bodies the bowels and that
pious had resulted from it. This result will al
ways follow thorough rubbing Of the Extractor upon the
bowels when they oOstve. Let the experiment be tried
1t is perfectly safe; and in instance the Pain Ex-
tractor do harm.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03

This will certify that we have used DALLEY'S MAGI-
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR rs remedy for Sore Nipples,
and cheerfuy recommend it TO those who be afflicted
with that most distressing complaint as most valuable
tice to 1t. PHtEBE BRAY.
ALBANY, April, 1916. MARY MOORE. H
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Cleared Saturday:
Steamship Yacht. Thompson. Galveston and MataeoFda.
Ship Ontario Wilmer London T. ii tSsIs
Mex. brig Felicia Lopatebui Ssal, j. w. Zachars & Co
Sehf. Amsnean, MaOney Indian Point,
Arrived Yesterday;
Steamship Globe, Place. from BazOl St Jago Both ult to
b. ,hiP Gossypum I9wdef 50 days from LvsrDOoI. to
Bailey & BaxteF-2d my.
Brig Mount Vernon Du0sy u days from Curaeoa to mas
schE Henry A. BeIipg Salt Is days from Bamous. to J.
h. AshbFdge-2d my.
sF&AMHRATa:
Jas L. Day, GibersOn. from Mobile.
Latona, Hunt from VicksbuTg-559 bales cotton.
Muscle No g. GwaTtney. from I.siOre-22 bales eottOn.
ID. B. Mostly. kechevsl from M0nfgOmey76 bis. cotton.
TOwboat Yankee, Llmbert HON the Passes.
Memoranda;
TOwboat Yankes oWed down and to sea, the SOh ut.
bark California.
Passengers:
Per steamship Globe ffOm BrazOs ST. JagONTs Ieitch
Mrs Kingb9Ly Mesg J; r Bullet Lucssitngon, Fed.
Bodschiei J. Rolzs VIM Dillon, " GniOn, f. Gsuisr n.
s. KngsbBEy, Natus T. w. Reed, F. LeOto G. LeotO,
J. H,.Ehea Samua Sumuer A.'W. Lang, Aiken, Lagua-
Ienne. W hlImOTe Lynch. ATriHO.
Per ship Gossypiun. tom LIveIp0ol-40 s,eesaga.
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FEVER SORES

hereby certify that have been afflicted with an invete
rate Fever Sore for fourteen years last past and have
nearly five hundred dollars in employing physicians, aud in
puchasng all kinds of medicines that are used or recon-
mended Or its cure but purpose until last
| heard Of and tried DALEY S MAGICAL PAIN Elk.
when my great surpnse, before had used
one whole box of this Save my limb entirely healed
anu nave VI = BRADOCK DAVIS.
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HENRIETTA, MunrOe Co., NY, May s, 1848.
CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES,

CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.
The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases
wonderful; so quickly does it remove all pain and sore
ness and hea' the injury. No SCAR REMAINS. Its sue
cess in healing old sores of long standing is unparalleled
ST. Louis, Mo- July 1876.
Dear Sirs About week since; whilst working al my
trade cut my foot very bad and dangerous way The
whole bit of the adze the top Of foot just below
the instep. The wound began to name and e9nnued SO
10 do until became much alarmed, used British On,
nctue Of Myrh and several adhesive plasers, but all to
, purpose
then commenced the use Of
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and in less minutes the pain and Inflammation be-
gan to subside, and has entirely lett me. :,
can confidently recommend Daley's Magical Fam EY-
being superior anything have ever seen tfled
for removing pain or Inflammation. -,
am ship carpenter by trade, and shall be willing TO tes
y the virtues of this SalVe at all times when necessary
reside Franklin Avenue, at No. l5l, where can give
any information desired.
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