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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10

.GWIST0WN, PA.
AY EEENING, NAY 10, 1850
TER MS:
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-19

COUGHS, COLDS,
HoARSEMESS, BRONCHITIS
WHooPIMG COUGH, GROUP
a STHMA and CONS U nPTIoN
This invaluable remedy 70, all diseases Throat nd
Lungs has attained celebrity from its remarkable
equaed bv lny other medic before Other prepare
have shown themselves pailiaives and ef
cted notable cures, sut has fully the
confidence of every community where is known After
years Of trial 10 climate the results have ndsputsby
shown it TO possess mastery this class OF diseases
which could fail the of Phi
Patients, and the public at large.
SEQ the satemrnts Of obscue individuals and from
distant places but of vino known and respected
throughout the country
tine Mott. OF New Torx Guy. Say ..,. ~. 'A''"-
give me pleasure certify the value efficacy Of
ayers Cherry PICTORIAL which consider peculiarly adap-
ted to disc Of the throat and lungs"
DIR. PERKINS, the venerable President of
the Vermont Medical College, of the eminent
Pectora extensively used 10 this section, where it bs.
shown unmis,akahls evidence of happy effects Put
monaiy diseases !"
IN. Rev JNO COCHEANE, a distinguished
clergyman Of the English Church.
writes Proprietor fron, Muutes that t he has been
cured Of severe Ashuat,c affection by Cherry Pecoral
HIS letter full length he found our CT cuiar TO be
had Of the AGENT aud worthy OF The attention OF asmatc
This Letter is from the well known Drug
gist at fltllstiaie, Michigan. one Of the largest
dea Iers in the state; anu this Craze is from his
own observation.
HnLsp.pE, Mich Dec. 10, 1850.
Dear Sin :-Inmedatoy the receipt of your Cherry
Peciora carried bottle acquaintance "f mine who
WINS thought be his end with quick Consumption
He was una5.e his bed, extremely
hIs His friends believed he die. unless cIi.
could he obtained for and induced Them give
excellent medicine trial. Immediately left three
ks and judge of surprise on my return, TO
him in the street way home from the cars and
find b. had ire " recovered. -Four weeks from the
he ed medicine, he
arduous trade OF a blacksmith.
There nrc other within my knowledge where the
Cherry Pectofal has snsuiay successful but
marked as th.s. Yer, truly yours.
""'"e" -' ' 4. III IIyDrGVron
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-19

A.. ~, u1inn said that all delay on the mar, Of
mi ~. weller, while in Office, vas unavailable =
T. e mt ,: disbu'sed By him was spent proper.
y ms account with the government wse ~.
ueo: and balance found die him.
messrs Cass, Gwinn, Badger. aod M.nyum
ron'inued the debate relating 10 Mr.. Weller
removal and, without taking any vote. the Sen.
a'e ~ 'hree O'Clock, adjourned over 10 Monday
Honse.-Mr. Feaiherstone was excused from
serving on The Committee on the District of Col.
umola' and appointed member of the Commit.
Tee on Commerce.
ar. strong. from the Committee On Elections,
rePnred oil prescribing the mode of Obtaining
evidence IN cases Of contested e!ections. Con-
sCefat,on postponed to Monday week.
mr. Potter. from the Post Office Committee
reported a resolution 10 appoint an agent, to pro.
Geca 70 san Francisco, TO receive bids fur the
ros'ai service for California and Oregon.
IT. turing me debate on this proposition, Mr.
Thurston, delegate from Oregon. said this meas
ure was merely precursor of the appointment
OF second assistant Postmaster General at San
francisco, and was urged by spectators. He
protested against Orr gon being made dependent
on Caiiiprnia Tor Its mails. which were often los
in California.
he resolution was finally ordered to a third
reading, alter an unsuccessful motion 10 Law it or
the table.
Several other bills of no general importance
were passed, and. after an Intellectual effort ,c
adl'urn until Monday, the House adjourned till
tomorrow.
FRIDAY, Dec. Is.
Senote.-Not in session today. Adjourned
over until Monday.
HoMse.-Thc bill for the relief of the heirs Of
Ien. Thomas Sumter was debated. afterward.
lald on the table.
Mr.. Phoenix gave notice of his intention 10 in.
troduce bill to amend an act passed last Sep
TENDER, relative to a drawback on merchandise
exported to Canada.
The reference Of private bills was debated
and the House adjourned uut il Monday.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-19

$4,000 |!

at such psices az Northern
Conntr,-So hirk and fast with Pleaiy Of Cash
aud you will ind this hnmbus
ELLIS, WILDER and co.
nsr pr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-19
Alarria9es.

In Bradford, at tho Vermont House, Nov 49, by Rev s.
Nc Keen Mr. Omcr Roberts, OF Oxford NJ II. Miss Julia
A. Baker, of Morri>town. VT
In Newbnry Dec p by Rev. H. r. Gushing, Mr. Richard
Robinson, OF Plain field, Miss Saiah Il, ynod, Of Mel
burue, G. L.
In strsfford. Nov ~ Mr. A. A. Bullock or Well. River
Miss L. NJ McM1sier
At frank a La 2fh ult. Mr. Thoms F. Johns Miss
Harrie Youngest daughter of the late Elias Thomas.
Woodstock, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-19
4flarkets.
Cambridge Cattle Market, Dec. II.

Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser.
AT Market lU69 Catile about $50 Beeves 3 Stores,
consisting of Working Oxen, Calves and Three
Years old, and YcaI l,nss.
fr.eescMaiket beef-Extra S62S per cwt 1st quality
so,'o Enc quality $780, Sd quality barcllins Cutie
no suites. 49,
Hides, 5,0o per cwt. Tallow, IS So
Stores " orking Oxen s54, IS, S9a l07.
Cows and Calves, so, %, -, and 45.
leurlings, ST, ., and Sill
Two years old $40, Is. and 20.
Three years old, 81, 10 and -.
Sheep aud lambs, 7il5 At Market. Neaiy all sold.
PmcEs-Exira 50. and az. by lot 81 so, 81 snd So
Sw,ne-5 u &c.
Remarks-Ihe market is ncive good CATTLE and sheen
and lambs sold readily at fan prices-nsary all Sid.
Number from each state.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-19

HONE MADE FLANNEL & FROcKISc for sale by
STORRS LANGDON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-19
DEATHS.

Al Sac City, Cafonia the 25 of Octohcr. 81
Cnoera, SIDNEY X MAI sb. aged g years, Of Capt Fred
erck Marsh, of this town.
In Bur giou Dec. |. MIs. Sarah Allen, widow Of the
late Heman Alien, in the Glib year OF her age
In Berlin, Dec. 9th, Sarah N. Dode, Bilious fever,
oldest daughter Of Samuel aud Mary Dodge. aged years.
10 ami days.
uDveil thy bosom, sacred tomb.
Jake this to thy trust,
And give these sacred relics loom,
To .Iua,ber in the s,'ent dust
Al Weiumka. Ala lob William. of G. c. Hall,
Esq OF DratIls boro' VI. d.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-19
Vermont Il Canada Railroad Open
TO st, Adams.

PASSENGER TRAINS will as follows daily until
1 further notice:
Leave ST Alhans Tor Essex Junction O'Clock and
4o'ciock L. NJ.
Leave Essex Junction for S. Albans at 10 ~ m ard
20 the arrival of the Cas- the Vermont
trail Road
At Essex junction the Cars connect with all tho ains
on the Vermont Central Road.
HOSTAGES leave ST Adams the arrival of the moro
Ing tram for igbgate Swantoa Sheldon Enaburgh, East
-"i .vss nsELh1ss Rissird oqiysunrs F4irhel b.
kesfeld w. and Philiipsbnr:h, Freesburgh Uunhanl,
Potion, Suit On, &c Canada.
JAMES MOORE, supt. V. C. L vi. c. K. R.
Mortified, Oct, 81. le5O. %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-19
PAMPHLETS.

Giving HisoSy and description of The character and Va
riey Of Consumption, accompanied with certificates fter
good standing ths city, and othe
places, the which they have been
OF tho above mentioned Diseases be had the Office
No. Z, Stato Street, -GKATIS.
Orders should DO addressed To X EDDI.v'G s co.
Stale street, Boston.
Price 81 per bottle, or G bottles for FIVE doLaE.
Sold Montpelier by Town Han, State street, also
sold by I. A. Peck burlington; James Porter Rutland
Nichols & Smith. fellows Fails
N. b. Dict Schenok will visit Montpelier, Saturday
Feblu and viii receive patients cotIii's Hotel
IT For further PARTICULARS enquire uf
TOWN & HALL agents State Street,
0o:6m Montpelier, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-19
Domestic Wool Market.

NEw YoaK, Dec. % 1880
We heai of number Of small prices fully to
our Quotations.
Purchases have been made in Boston, bought here, and
sold Il a advance.
There very tle native wool her market, except
othe very line grades OF which there is Phidel-
phia than either New York Boston.
All III IL o-rod readily tskcn and prices far above
corresponding dates last year, and the market
feverish enti manufacturers supplied close their
works:
We quote
American Ss1ony Fleece 45aE
Flu nooded Mcrino, ~
l. D.
,atise aud IA MeIlno, 80 u 81
Super pulled country. Sc IS
No. l pulled do. IS a 81
Super ~. led City, Tl2a-
No. pulled Lambs ga
Foreign woolens ,mp-<red Sso, 305.
Dry Goods Reporter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-19
W. |. Goods and Groceries,
SASH Il GLASS.

SCOTT & FIELD have constantly nand aud for sale
~ SASH GLASS Of all sizes, at the lowest prices.
September 10, le50. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-19
TO JOUaNEYMEN

TWO Jourueymen Cabinet Makers wanted in medatey,
of the most PLEASANTLY situated ksh.ps
State, sioady employment given Apply tPospidf =.
WiNSLOW, Caseudish, VT
l,nve VI ESQ.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-19
Brighton Market, Dec. IL.

Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser
At Market 1850 Catlie, $500 Sheep, and $50 swine.
Prices Beet Cat,ie-We quote Extra ST first quail ty
5.25 SIS second 4, so IS third Sir 81, sd
Working Oxen.-Saes al $40, ~ aud 81
Stoses-Yearings, 81 .; years Old IL Is; three
years old, Is a 25.
Cows and Caives-saIes SO, %, %, 81 and 81.
sheep-Dul sales e., IL go, 81 23 and 242.
S*iae-sai=s To peddle, 7s "a ~ Al retail fom 2
u H.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-19
Hear the Patient.

Hanover, Ohio, April 3, 1884,
Dear SirT wish cos! tell all thar suffer with Cough
~b,, ,our Cherry Pccio al Itdoes
they iaht benefited by the iuiornsilou. had lung
fever which left lungs weak and nn ,ned Being very
fsoh.. and unable TO gain scngit friends thought
siek 10 consumption hsd no appetite and a
adiul cough fast wearing began to take
your medcnc the advice ut Clergyman, who
cf5cts before. IL easuj Cough hfs aud
gave me rest In less than fortnight, could eat
we'll and my cough had ceased be rou-san,e nppe
lite fi nourish-I e which restored
nv strength Now. after five weeks we'll and strong,
with no other help than your Cherry PICTORIAL
Yours, with respect,
JULIA DEAN.
hereby certify that the above statement Of my wife in
conformity with my of her casc aud her by
Ayers Cherry PecioraL JOSEPH DEAN.
Tbs above named Joseph Dean and JULIA bis wife,
persona known me, and Implicit confidence may be pa
ced IN their statement
SAMUEL g. vANDERWENT,
Pastor fihe Baptist Church.
PREPARED BY &c AVER, CHE MIST, LOWELL, Mass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-19
NORTHERN RAILROAD
NeW.UIa shire.

cWshAsAAn pSmAres
TNHiS ROAD connects al White kis4 Junction, the
Vermont and Canada, Central and Passumpsic Railroads
with the Concoid, Manchester Nashus, Lowell Boston,
Lawrence Salem, Worcester, and Norwich Roads is
the route from part of Canada, Northern Vermont
.sS No. ia-.s-i~ a.
This passes through the Capitals Of New Hampshire
and Vefmoai and the fare and freight low by any,
Afsr July lst, le5o Passenger Trains with
the above Roads lea Boston from the Depot Lowell
Road for West Lebanon, Wells River, Montpelier and Bur
ngon at Is A. N and IL NJ: and for Bristol at I2 NJ
leave West Lebanon for Nashua, Lowell Boston. Go,on
Junction. Worcester and Newfok at 90 A. Nj, and LOO
r. NJ and Bristol e25 A. NJ, arrival OF tho cars
from Wells River and burlington.
Passengers from the Centa and Passunpsic Road. via
Concord and Nashua arrive Groton Junction. Worcester
and New York quick and cheap by Other
special Cauie Tram will 2, III ough route
every Tuesday, without stopping There pens
md good accommodations the landing about 4rhs
mile from Porters by thus have not onlv
the advantage of the Cambridge aud Brighton Markets
also the market Manchester, Nashua, Lowell Lawrence
and Salem.
Freight Trains daily each way (Sundays excepted
the Genital Passupsc, Northern, Conc Nasuns
and Lowell Roads 10 and fom Burlington, Wells River
the Depot Lowell Road Boston Mercha ndise ofs
kinds carried ebes? and expedtiousy any
route.
ONSLoW STEARNs, Agent.
Concord, N VI. June, 81, Iejc. Sitf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-19
CONSUMPTION can be CURED.
SCHENCK'S
PULMONICs SYRUP.
A SPECIFIC REMEDY,
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYs.
PERSIA. sCROFULA,
Palpitatien Of the Heart,
Coughs. Colds. sc.

0tpltdttVu Vi INC ncdEtS
Coughs, Colds, sc.
has been before the pubic upwards Of twelve years.
during which time scarcely individual has used it
without finding relief 1t has succeeded in where all
other remedies have lacd and tho proprietor CONSCIENTIOUS
believes, from its that 10 the bes, remedy
for these diseases ever discovered.
The elements Of which this syrnp composed simple
herbs and zoos, the medicinal properties OF which purify
The blood strengthen the system, aud give healthy tone to
the Iunsa and digestive organs operation upon the
10 mild, ys efc losens the phegm, which creates
much difficulty when Tight ii relieves cough;
rss nsture 10 exe fm the alt diseased matter, by
which h sctained produces mploa
rpens matter sbcess tubercle lis
expulsion the stem, the time soothing the
lt.d parls healing the Lacerarion making healthy
par; regulates the bowels without the Of purgatvc
medicines; allsys the iiang cengh without muir
ing the system, medicines does contain
any mercury, calome opium dseterous drug what
ever 10 Short it emplatcai ~ be called the Consunp
tve's Friend for wherever has been used, invariably
produces happier ro.us than oher remedy soothug
the pillow Of the SICK ind by heal properties, estor
in a maj wiiy Of Cases. the sufferer To health.
Ncari. patient whs has used BY perseverance
It's use, has felt healing influence by couinung
perfcci cure has been effected. The fT this
principles Of sound medical Philosophy stood
of Of trial. members Of the medical
who were eudiced against the of this remedy
have had those JUDGES removed by witnessing
phint success and using ii in their Practice
The Proprietor Of this medicine himself many years
ag" reduced SO low us to be given by his physicians and
friends. in The last sisge OF and ms
to he beyond the reach of remedy He used
the Pu monc Syrup which he oers the public, aud
II was the means ofcurins him,
We append list Of the of those parties residing in
the city, who have voluntarily forward and their
written approval Gift.
WILLIAM GAvETT, 10 2 Pleasan, street.
EDITOR OLIVE BRANCH:
MR. WORTHiNGTON, Editor Traveller.
P.P, USBUkN, No Bedford street
A. u. BAILEY, &c Washington street.
Mr. COBB. Editor Chiisian Freeman.
REV. ClAS. W. DENNtsON.
WYMAN OSBORN, IL Stsis Street.
ROBERT L. ROBBINS, Dentist, Howard street.
EDIT OR Of THE WASHiNGTONIAN.
JOHN A. FRENCH, Editor Herald.
CIV. BRIGGS, Bookseller, corner Essex and Wash
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-23

HAS REMOVED HIS BOTANIC DRUG STORE AND
III OFFICE 1876 P0ydrGs street, between ST. Charles and
Caunde where he will continue treat all forms of Cr7
Diseases, especially Cancers without the of the knife
White Swengs hhcGses Iunor, Weus, Scr0ia Kings Evil
all diseases Of the Bones Fsua-nano, and all uerous Atc
generally also MerGu4 and Syphtuc Diseases he
fails He the poison from the SYSTEM and relieves
the patient from the eHcrqfnnng pains caused by mercury and
charged to Rheumatism Rheumatism, Whether Acute Chrome,
successfully Dropsy, CostveUess, and loss Appetite
Also oil diseases peculiar 10 females,
All Diseases Of the Skin, letters RIngWuTm BIrbea Itch,
Coughs, Colds, etc.
My son. VIM p. Gilbert N. D. who practisel with me ton
eight years, Will supemend the Drug Sore and all persons pur-
chasing their medicines here, his udce prescription cc
Of charge.
New Ork OIL usff
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-23

A valuable machine for weighing and measuring
grain is thus described by the St. Louis Repub-
lean. 1t would find numerous purchasers in this
quarter;
Scales for Weighing Gratn.-One of the most
convenient and accurate machines we have seen to
weigh wheat or any kind of grain has been inven-
ted by Mr.. w. H. I. Bramble, of Lafayette, Ind
and patented by him on the 9TH of May, 1850. A
model is now exhibiting by Mr.. lnsley, at the Vir-
ginia hotel in this city. We have not sufficient
familiarity with the construction of the scales to
attempt description at this time, but may say
from what we have seen, that its construction and
the principle upon which it acts Is perfectly simple
Once seen, the wonder is that it was not before
invented. To warehouse men, mlers, and those
engaged in the buying and selling Of grain, 1t
seems to us to be Of great value. By very simple,
vet accurate arrangement, any amount of grain
per bushel and the total added up by dial plates on
one end of the scales. In this it dispenses with
the use of tallies and all account keeping. II a
certain quantity of wheat is to be delivered, the
machine is slightly shifted, the index set at the
other end to measure the quantity required, and
when that passes through it, it stops. But its
greatest value is to mIlers, who have to trust to
other men to attend the "run." By placing il
over the hopper he may at all times ascertain pre-
cisely how much -four he is making to the bushel
He may detect any errors the part of his work
men or machinery. 1t is of cheap construction
Mr. Insley is here to sell rights States, counties
or individuals only. The model will be exhibited
in the Exchange, and we commend it to the atten
ton of our grain merchants, millers, etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-23

MEDICAL CARpS.

BOTANIC DRUG STORE, No. IS Comp street,
ID conducted by DR.. A. A. JONES. mill ly
HAR. q. NJ. sAUNDEHs'S OFFICE, No. I12
- ST. Charles strCet.-DT. SAUNDERS feels grateful to
the citizens OF EewOeans for their support and
hopes that prompt attention to business will meet Gonnu
OF the He is in Of remedy TINT will
break up fever from to u hours. Persons wishing to
try itcan Obtain II upon application at his Office my3 "
mrs. HOUGH and FRYnINGER will attend the
~ practice of their profession in all in its branches Strict
and daily attention paid TO office practice Ou door
calls attended all hours Office No. 1873 BarOnnG street
near the CarrOlltOn RAILROAD nepnL.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-23
DENTISTRY,

AZ Ii. BADGER, Dentist, will return NewOEeans by
L The 18th OF November next jy9
d HORDLsY, Dentist No. IA North street, Lafayette
y Square, AIrs. LindsaV's New Orleans. el
TNR A. LION, Deatist late of n Canal street, would
confdentaly recommend his friends and patients to DR..
J. WEST, a sklful DEETIsE, during his absence from
New Orleans, ]. WEST, Practical Dentist,
my23 6m liz st. Charles st. near Lafayette Square.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-23

East Tennessee Frtits.-We doubt whether any
portion of the North American Coutinen: can ex-
eel East Tennessee in fruits indigenous to the tenn
perate zone. IT'S true, our fruit crop sometimes
falls and it is also true that orchards not
cultivated with the same care that they receive i'll
Ohio and other Northern States, yet the large, mel
low and luscious apples and peaches which appear
for sale in our market, are incomparably superior
to those we have met with in any other part of the
country In this connection, we would say to our
neighboring Southern friends, who have hitherto
had their supply Of apples from the North, that if
they wish to substitute large delicious apple for
the sicky and nsipid one they have heretofore
bought at the North they ought by all means to
send orders to this place, any quantity of such
apples may be bought here, and barreled, for ffty
cents per bushel !-KnOrUaLe Register.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-23

Strange Be1felloDs.--C Cummings, IN his " Ad-
ventures in SouthernAfrica, shows in the follow
ing paragraph from his interesting narrative, that
bunt;ne. as well as misery, makes man acquainted
with strage bedfellows
"On the 12th," he says, 81 bagged two wilde
beests and two springboks TO the northward of my
camp. In the evening l took my pillow and kom-
berse or skin blanket, to the margin ola neighbour
inc yiey, where had observed doe blesboks drink.
OF these had not yet procured single specimen
which was very anxious to do, as they likewise
carry fine horns, which, though not so thick as
those of the males, more gracefully formed
Shortly after had lain down, two porcupines came
grunting up to me, and stood within six feet of
where | lay. About midnight an old wideheest
came and stood within ten yards of me, but was
too lazy TO fire at him. All night l heard some
creature moving in the cracked earth beneath my
pillow but, believing it to be mouse, did mo-
feel much concerned about the matter ! could not
however, divest myself Of painful feeling that i
might be snake, and wrapped my blanket tigh
round my body. Awaking at an early hour thu
following morning, / forgot to look for the tenen
who had spent the night beneath my pillow. n.
blesbok appearing, | stalked an old sprlngbol
through the PUSHES, and shot him..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-23

ca, CONS rTPATLON % Eh SOW AhAs
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
the srest safest and certain remedy fer this disease
will positively give relief in the Cules ard even ee
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
called al cur Office with establishment their iaca5 slatuz
that they had used the ointment for other d upon yaE
al their bodice near the bowels and that couulB Fsmalr
5g resulted fronit. Thsresuii will always follow taDf1ug
rubbing Of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are coz
tiya Let the ey srimeut be tried. Il is perfectly sale 2n'
in 10 il5tanL can the Pain Extractor do harm.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-23
GTGlGIVi2GC Medicine Warehouse,
No. I51 ChRrtres Sc. New OrIeanAs

4 WRIGHT & co. having resolved TO stand unrvael "a
al department of their business have agreed WIN inc
PrOphetor and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
Medcnes throughout the United States, to keep them con
stanty supplied with fresh and ample assortment at rates
far below the usual market prices. By this Arrangement they
are enabled offer for the inspection OF purchasers te mos
extensive assortment which be found in this or any Ote
city Having had many years experience in the purchase
and sale Patent Medicines they have acquired nChue
for conducting this particular Department. on the most DeIa
scale prepared to supply the trade at prices 80
exceedingly low that the purchaser fail TO euIe
handsome per centage his investment either at WocSgtG
or Rctqik At their establishment may be found 9 ~
assGr me nj of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES;
The following list comprises part OF their assortment, ana
ann he furnished dealers in cases, from twenty 10
twenty-five per cent cheaper than manufacturers regular