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Democratic banner., 1850-11-27

Gold hunting ia California appears .
some instances TO- hare dwinaied down hs
mere Joke. The latest and best We have
seen, b in sllusion TO the poor success nss
with By parties dsmming the Yu6a Rvs'
for The purpose Of asskisg the tssssare e
is bed-sach eataIpsiss being ta1Psd'Ys y
bo dam'F sxperinents-by tina niners.--
Chicago Journal - 10 e
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27

lRcftAsf or GoLD Axp SiLvEE.-I Is est.
mated that the..gold and silver imported into the
United States, from the various PARTS Of shs
over and above the exports, during The
last three years, amount to one hundred millions
of dollars,
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27

TRe Neat u S. Senose.-Ths next U.s
Senate will stand about forty-tvo Den.
Gratis to twenty 'Whigs. Lhere VIII -
majority in the House against the Aarias'
|tration of ferty 20 FIFTY. sat
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27

k7-Peter O. Minor, formeyiyof Texas
county il this State, I.a capdiasse toE "
Legislature n CalifeFnis. Ball Aimeee,
once Q candidate foe Lieut.. Governor u "a
Is sesndidsse for the ssests % To-
same county. .
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27

FuGfTrvE SLAvss.-A pamphlet publish
ed at Washington, estimates the number Of
who have escaped from the South,
in the last forty pears. at 6l,624, or 1900
annually, and the total loss 10 $27, $4,000.
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27
Renten,s Rfla ef eale.

Bsuaoa in his speech at 81. Louis desired 10
make 9 bin Of sale Of the democracy of The State,
10 any who would purchase. He seems to think
that the party belongs to him, although hs failed
10 kGasss Il - he expected. to the friends Of
the North. He is utterly mistaken about his Ii.
lie, but Il is No. perhaps the 6rst time he has At
tempted to exercise control over that which did
mot belong I o him.
He seems, even in his old age, still to disss-
gard the laws Of mesn end tssw. This b the
exhibition Of spleen, such a 10 oftsa exhibited
By cri.is.'s asaiass shoss who are called upon
10 pass sentence upsn thsir crimes.
Pity 66t shs Old man bad something to SELL
IL wodld BE- quite gratifying to his numerous
EiudEmans creditors, who weuld stand ssas show
10 ct aidins or %. usdsr the gsrsishssne hw'
The doctrine Of esssas e.pter viii deter pnE-
|chasesS n this instance, e the vendor long sincs
forfeited bis claims upopths party. By going sve'
70 The abo1tisaists, and BOW attempts 70 raise
the wind b. 'fslss prsssnces"-s mere 'tgul
trap to catch the unwsry.
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27
THE REVENUE.

In view Of the late decision Of the supreme
Court, this subject win become one Of greas In
|portsnee TO ta,e members elect Of the Legislature.
The effect Of that dscisisa 70 entirely to destroy
The license systen-and, indeed, every species
|of TAXATION, that is mot based directly upon the
value Of The article taxed.
The docsyins laid down By the Court Is un-
|qusstioaably cssrec4. An republican govern
peuts s.s crested ios ths protection Of persons
and property. The burdens incident to their
support must Be borne BY those who enjoy their
Jusios demands thst esch should Con-
tribute in proportion to the protection gwen
The psrsoa of such individual 10 equally taxed,
and shs powers Of govsrnasnt are s' readily a.
|srtsd to guard and deisnd the life and liberty Of
|one, q those Of another. Consequently, It Is
'proper thst . reasonable poll TAI, bearing alike
upon al, shcsld be levied. And q Is equally
Lust, when We come to property. that it should
be taxed in proportion 70 its value. II is the on
lfy standard Of justice in The enactment Of Eeve-
lnue laws.
Bud, however, these are tTuisms that will not
be eoosrsdidsd BY any. yet owing 70 the varioas
manifestations Of business, and he numerous chan
lnsls through which property Is rapidly passing.
In this busy md saserpsising ags, eli must %.
knowledge ths great dscuity Of ftsaiag a hw
lthaa viii invasisbty reach tbs tsue vslus Of prop
srty, and impose ID busasa npoat he proper in
ldividual, This di6salsy, no dOube. has long en-
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27

zs-Ths State Of Maine. psys 10 thaIf
rious olssgymsa employed n The -
about $4,000 per snnun. There sse 4.
t6.s44 teachers IN the various schools -
State, aud ehout 100000 are sasusag
Coz common school purposes. Rs
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27

u. We regret % learn that R. n. Johnson,
the old Kentucky veteran, and hero Of the war Of
1917, 10 dead. He died st bis residence on the
|l9th inst. Thus has another good and great nas
|bsso called from the busy scenes Of lie. He
of paralysis.
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27

r The city Of. New York hss nov :
p~opula.ion Of over 100000; There y
but three cities in Europe Of sleHgsr pcgf.
~ulation, viz: London, Paris, aad CepstsasF
nopls. .s - sn., . nss.a.1 ?. l=s.
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27

~ Fifsesa States Of che union have ap.
fsasted eemmittses d citizens 10 make sf-
ssakenehts fer The exhibitor Of industrial
specimens q the Worlds FaiH Of 1861.
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27

Illinois Legisloturs.--As fey o. hsss
from, the Wings elect Sc, and The Ds.s
Gratis IS nsn6ess TO the Hsuss: niss q.
to hear from. l9
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27

Res,stancs % Tie Fssistse Shave Law.
Opposition b ibis law, continues 70 bsoune
more obstipate and determined in sone Of The
northern Sttss. The city Of Boston has rscsnt-
" bssn the .soene Of open resistance, and the
most manifest injustice and wrong against the
ofths South. The negroes bsEricade
their houses, sEm themselves and thresten .
kill she first man that sttsupss to molestshsn.,
The eatsiders warn the officer, tAatR viz be
e his perh ifhs breaks spsnssn aoutsr door" d
he eastls.,. They. sdviss petty and false charges
against he owners d. slaves and thsis sgsnss-
,aeihiisus salts sgsinss thsm fer damages
have process served iass in the evening, and
Fssndthsias n jail IN default Of bal. which thsy
are unGbtsIto give; and whilst there, run Cd
|the slaves % Canada and elsewhere. The oeicsrs
have Eiied In their dusiss-sFmsa fssisssncs ID
|pre.s...a. end thsrsis no power, to ovsrc'ns
Il. This 10 what should b termed qualification
At the same time. these dissrsesful procssding'
are beins lhsd-Seuthern citizens bsins rsbbed
Of their rights BY those who should sct the paE'
d brethrsn and friends, whilst The paramount
authority Of he supreme laws Of the land are put
at defiance. these breaking hypocrites are dis
coursing psihst;cally upon Nashville Convsn.
tons, the dangers Of secession. and The horror'
|of disunien. @
We are no advocate Of Southern Convsntioas,
OF schemes for dissolution Of the Unien, and
would g. readily frown upon such proceedings ia
one section Of the country IS in another; bu'
how can the Northern people expect US to re-
main quiet, when the constitution and ths law
fail to give The prosectiaa ios which tAsy wsE'
jinisndsd, sgainst rapacisy and misguided hnaai'
!cisn2
They must not expect to monoposiss the ben
|e6ts sf'ms Union-rob their brethren Of ths
sacred rights il was intended to protect, and sher
alarm thea into silence BY the censsnptibls CT,
Of dissnion, that 10 now heard from the Lips d
every petty ~demagosue and concealed abolition
list.
If they we're really The friends ofths Union
and felt any solicituds in perpstua'ing its bless
Iinss, there would be manifested On their part. Z
jealous compliance, not only with the letter, bu'
The spirit ofthe late law Of Congress on this sub
liecs. Indeed. they have even bsen the 'ecsel
l~piSttevs and nachinators against the prosperity
and pescs Of the nation, and now hope 70 exas'
|pssats the South, and cause them to take the in
|~istuiive in the work Of secession, or ultimately
|soIes ttssu1 to The enascipaaisa q shsir shv'
properly.
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27

H.It Is stated that about S70,00o& vas
paid, by the Government Of Spain, for the
steamships Hibernis and Calsdonia.
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27

u We learn from the annual pesssg.a
the Governor Of Kentucky. THAI The Puss
debt Of that State 10 $4,247,637>Sf. ~
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27

stitutiea-ths other the varying and sltsrn.
Ute iaiaSics 81 interest, design, or nissp.
p~rsheusioh.
. SacA Being de essimSte We have formed.
sast oaly e thettsFas of the constitutional
,ssquisitipA itssIk but ofshs grsstand inmu.
table pFiacipis which constitutes is basis
and dessAsS, Il h 70 our niads i~asuf6cisat
% aesaeEs tlsss De disesininsting tax com.
dpsaiaSa sfin ths present Instance, WIS lev.
aie1 threash The -Rachinery of q dsssriMina-
tag Eecnee, iasseia of the more direct man.
ssS vAish Il ssssht to sveid. nk Be 's.
pneasas 70 lie cea~stitutios in the O sssse.
& eaaaSe b icosfcrnabls to 10 spirit or de-
SiEA b de otAss-so that ~ ere lest with.
I-Ost either the olkcial alternative, Or the
, norGl pevsr, 70 sphold what We can but
regard - Of least "a unauthorized ev0ssoe
q de esastststishai gssssaty in question;
and, whilst but little afkurnsnt would seem
necessary % dssaoastrite that even The i'm.
agissry succsss Of such devices slnost IN
vazisbly esdtsiplstss asd eenPssses svea
sasors easrsaS sad complicated tau q muI.
tiplisd Inequality upoa ths people at large.
t6sA iflsvsed upon them directly and SIM
ply, tn plaza terms, fec . plain purpose, and
oneeJor'0A e 10 suiheseas teF the purposes
of this oPis;oa, and for the Judgment which
nnst b eoassqusnt uPen q. THAI the object
being the same, and the eject the same, the
decision We are called % pronounce cannst
vary in the q case from what the very
derTss Of the law would have imposed In the
J ether.
We have but to odd, therefore, in con.
elading apaPsr, the conceded incomplst-
Gnsed By those Who ara aware Of the i'm
PeTative considerations which have con.
trolled: The time and engrosssd the rsfsc.
ton that might otherwise have been de-
voted TO It's amplifcation, that the oath we
have taken to support the Constitution Of
the Uaiten States aod of his State has lsft
60 without legitimate authority TO defer
mere to to che Legislative action We have
been called hastily 70 review, than the doubt
and the diHR euIties which RaY probably be
held % .snvifoa the question which has been
fe':ed respecting 10 cemtormiey 70 ths pro-
yssscas q sns former anstramset; wniist -
IeEardto tne Iatter' u moss % oussoo s.t!s'
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27

/, R-The Jsferson Inquirer makes Q hns
defence Of Senator Bsnton. Thst jssrpsi
SAYS, in rsfersnce 70 his course % he 70.
eitivs slave bill, that he adesirsd 81 - ths
6ill pass, but believing some OF ID pfcvp.
ions iaiudicious, preferred that il shsaR
pass without his vote" This . straass
logic. He ssdesired" il to pass, but vesA
MOI vote for Il! He wished the work ~.
conplished, bus would not aid in is perks.
II such conduct BE- sxcusablsh
Seaator Bsston-ifso lame . dsfence sia
y aEepressnistivs OF tlsvs-hslt'
ing State, what would the Inquirer hsss
said had all the friends Of the fii 6esnsansa
ir like manser?- -Sapfess u
who voted for Il in eseh braschofC eagrsss
had manifested their Friendship fes the meast,
ure 10 the msnner adopted By SsAstss Bss-
ton-supposs oh Who i'dssise& 40 zee Ne
bill pase'' had evideaced that dssira By @.
fusine 10 vote TOE 4, Whist 1ouldshsve be-
come Of the bill? What ~snla <have BE-
come of the rights-the sesks
to enforce and psessct? AAksasaaA sssA
friends a. Senator Bsaseas *dasisiA6Hp ~
done thas which they vsAla,Het aS4ia pss
forming, would not have passed che bill;yes
would nothavs eivsa ne single voss!-Cs
Statesman. g l;sa
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EisYprIAN RYE BALsAM.
Genuine Medicine Warehouse
No. I51 Chartres st. New Orleans.

WRIGHT s. co. having resolved to stand unrivaled In
- every department their bushes have agreed with the
Popetors and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United Sates to keep them
stsnty supplied with fresh and ample assortment at rates
iar below the usual market prices BY this arrangement they
enabled offer for the inspection OF purchasers the most
assortment which be found In this other
city. Having had many years experience in the purchase
and sale of Patent Medicines they have acquired facilities
for conducting this particular department. on the most liberal
SCALE and prepared to supply the trade at prices
exceedingly low that the purchaser cannot fail to realize
handsome per centage his investment, either Wholesale
or Retail, At their establishment may be found fu !
assortment of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES
The following list comprises OF their assortment, and
be furnished dealers, most at from twenty to
twenty-five per cent cheaper than manufacturers regular
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TENT MANDATORY.
FEFHE subscriber would respectfully cal the attention OF a
l. those bound 10 the " gold region to his large stock Of
useful and necessary articles such every variety o. wal
and other TENTS with Portable Tent Poles canvass
PACK SADDLES; Potable CANT BEDS, Welghlng about
which he oilers at fair prices, and IN any quantity Those
wishing their articles water proOied can be accommodated,
and TO hi cnstomer who prefer TO do their
ing the subscriber will give the receipt and guarantee the e.
feet equal TO any other process ran ana fnIchase hOPs
of every description spced and furnished FLAGS Of even
description made order and neatly Every desey
etc. made and warranted proof against rot or mildew.
H. CASSIDY,
corner Canal and Magazine sts., entrance Canal
~ An orders from the country will be promptly
tended to. nj
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Once, No. rs Camp street,
Between Gravier and Common ata
This Company being organized solely for the protection OF
the policy holders and their families against want and pow
erty operations great National benevolent nstu
ton conducted upon the and SOLID Tneples ana
aiordng for small annual sum- pad during hie large
All policy holders whether for life shorter terms, who
continue the insurance till death, participate IN the whoe
of the profits of the company.
eft and of herself and children. free from e claims oil
creditors. TRUaTEES: - -,
John hagan, Joseph WaIser, yohn :; Allson,
Peter COnrey, Jr., Maunsel White, Nm r. lseverchs
Robert ]. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward sparrow,
Isaac johnson, Henry S. Buekner
PETER CoNRKY. II. President Board OF Trustees.
Josep, w. stanton. ], Morgan Hail A. Van Bibber,
John L. Lewis, T. H. Barton, William II. White,
NJ @. Hall, Andrew Carr, Thee Il. MeCaleb,
d. w. Sewel, Junius Bebee, G. Q. Snethen,
Coruelius FeilOWes N. M. Cohen,
Edw. JenneF Coke.
JOHN HAaAN, President of the Company.
EDw. JKEEER COKE, Nice President.
A. J. WEpDERBuRE, NJ. d. Medical, Board q
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. ID, Consultation
ii, G. HEARTr, Actuary. -. .E. l.. GooLD, Attorney.
Examiner who viii be the office daily from 12z to
By the Charter only -, O0Ois taken on a single life.
E This Company prepared 10 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 rates charged by the
New York and London offices, and without their
Profits declared annually and the profits draw interest,
and be made available at TO the extent of twor
Of their amount where the party has paid bis premiums IN full
pectus Table Of Rates, and all Information toIdie lnsuT
ancs, and all nape necessary effect Insurance can be had
al the office Of the Company.
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
3 A. MI 3 P.M
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OF lie, and may be adj
miulstered with perfect
prophecy to both sexes,
Of all ages and constitu.
tons. We have lumer,
ousiettes and certificates
showing, SO far as the les.
umOny OF others can 20,
It's sure, safe and uniform
successful operation.
The following extract
are fair specimens:
DIR. T.. Goodman, oil
Linden, Ala. +, writes :
March 81, 1850" | ad.
minislered il last Sum
msr, IN upwards of fJtt
cases, of different grade
of lever, and sleeeede.
in eUGrD instance In iron.
two to ten hours"
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ROSWELL GRAPHS
on, gussTIPATLIH OT TuE nOWEL
TIE PAIN EXTRACTOR

or, TuEsTIFATtuN uE THF uOWELb.
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
l. the suIest safest aud most ceftRin remedy to This daa6e
viii positively give relief ia the worst cases. aud alter
n he old remedies have tailed Persons have frequently
JAILED at our Office with ustOshHent their Nca, stall
q they he'd used the ointment for either dseasus paris
II their bodies the bowels. and That u0pious
5ad resulted fTumiL Thsresult viii always follow thUTouE
abiding OF the Extractor uon the boweln when they
ys Let the experiment be med. II perfectly sale au'
~ 10 instant eGan the Pain Extractor do harm.
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The Journal Of Commerce says, the whole NUM-
Der Of Hungarian refugees, officers and soldiers,
who have already come to this country, is about
one hundred and fifty. About one hundred are
officers many Of them superior men, both in
intellect and in devotion their country and to the
cause 81 freedom, Some were recently in possess
sion Of large landed estates, yielding ample
nues. AL or nearly all except those just arrived,
now engaged in industrial pursuits, often Of
humble and exceedingly aborious kind
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nAILY CRESCENT.


ar tz,rsrERN tVoRlsD. By cARLos D, STUART,
= :. * - sgsssl.u Word The Western World
Z. ~, ~ sS-iIl1.f he t1eBonse
h. Nh, IVA I'D when arst he saw
,i ae. ss,d. which i6ng had Sled his BRAIN
~. fl1ii|est III tbFl, when first he saw
IL distant wcod'lirs Eleain
fb,re iuodretl yesss and more ago
BE aoftd ihe lasfing ti,ie, ..,l,.
Anew aud IYesiffn budes
How il5sly sc1Ilttl, Who watched ms sails
Va ~ lsl, = 4, Il, s,oi. IS brsvely babe
a. native ahd sdep
M native land, which ncier should see
lia.b1sycsf kslo mqfs x ,,..naa
u llew Word 4 fo1est shore
81 rnu1inlfs ead ienpests f'ea.
He llfode tiie storms main,
Nes 81 NJ found the world he sought
Tfaced back bis path again.
f,,ays tshhoese how thrilled his soul
VIII Rupture Of delight,
When from The pinta deck arose
Land no a light, 2 light
With hands 70 heaven npfaised-
Tbe brave cid Genoese bowed down,
And shouted = God be praised ~
Bear God ee praised for He alone
Has crowned ms faith this day.
Ard lei me by his fire and cloud,
Deai God be praisedi for shall live
No longer scaffed by fame.
And Ages hence my name shall be
Aby-word. not Of shame!s'
Bsave Genoesel Oh. could he fling
Once more his banners out,
AsNhsn lpr God and Old CASTLE
He should hot wistihl wat 70 spy
A distant od-iiFess beam,
But catch, from city tlTonging coasts,
thousand beacons CLEAN.
brave Genesse his son! would thrill
To zee the Western World,
Stripped Of the wilderness il wore
When he his flag unfurled
Tn ~ what pomp three hundred years
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nAss CURIsiVTAN HOTEI,--This esta6lsl

RDLIlOXl HOUBE-The public is respectfully informed
ID that this establishment will be opened for the "a
House will be found a BAR and BILLIARD -Aisa14
ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS, BATH HOUSES and
STABLES. The table will be always supplied with the
decaces of the Sea Coast and the New Orleans market
The large Lawn and the great number OF Shade Trees snr
families of any along the Coast Persons wishing to
secure win please address the undersigned and send
their communications by boat
From and after July TO- the rates oil board will be reduced
follows: %
By the month, per week ~ W
Per week $l0 90 Per day 81 80
Children and servants half price.
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JoHs BUTLER, IT,

DI. TOwnsends SaEsaDalia sovereign and speedy cur
for ncpient ConsumDton, Basnnes, Prolapsps Utens
Failing of the Womb, COstivenes, Piles, LeuchOuhRA,
Whites, ObstruGtsd difficult MensuatOn, InCOntnence
Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the genera
progratiOn of the Jystem-nO whether the
inherent causes produced by negularity, Illness
accident Nothing be than nYigOratns
effects on the human frame. Persons al weakness and
tude from taking at become robust and full of
under influence 1t Immediately the uefvees
OF the female frame. which the great OF barred
1t will be expected Of u.s. case OF delicate
nature, exhibit certificates of performed but
the afflicted, that hundreds Of have been reported
Thousands of where families have without
children using few bottles OF this invaluable medicine
| have bean blessed with fine. healthy offspring
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MEDICAL { CARDS.


nR. g. NJ. sAUNDEks's OFFICE, No. ia
- 80. Chdrtes stIest.-Ih SAUNDERS feels grateful to
the citizens Of New Orleans for their generous support and
hopes that prompt attention to business will meet cOntn.
OF the same lie Is In possession of remedy that will
break up any fever IN tom TO IL hours Persons wishing TO
try Dan obtain upon application at his office myO ly
uOFANlC DRUG SHORE, No. rs Camp street,
~ conducted by Dr. A. A. JONES. mill ly
IL practice OF their profession in all in its branches Strict
and constant daily attention paid office Practice Out door
calls attended 70 al all hours Office No. l3 Baronne street,
near the Carrollton Railroad Depot.
EtsRp,ELAN RYE BALsAM.
I COHEN, having had 30 years experience, oilers the
IL. above mialllbe remedy for all Diseases per- ahs
tanning to the EYE. OphthalInia of five years
standing, cured IN ii weeks the Tear IN the Eye,
Of years, cured in 10 weeks man oil this cty, -
being stone bind for months, restored 10 the sight OF one
eye IN three weeks gentleman who always nsed specs ior
% years. by using only drop; wHs enabled TO read the
newspaper without them by candeght hours after In
brliancy 10 the Eye, and also strengthens the sight
kR Nos 200 PHILIPPA street, near heNia ana ~ ST
CHARLES street. apl7 ly
III, ELI.IOTvr, PetGriRary Surgeon, would announce
~ TO the citizens of this city and It's VI; r.. ~
cnlty that he is prepared TO attend TO all @xH I@@S
business in his line entrusted TO his care
Dr. Elliott hopes hsong experience as veterinary surgeon
will insure him large business he spent nine years N the
Veterinary College of France, five years IN Russia anu the
last five years in this city with great success Inc DOCTOR
charges are from 81 to $40 upon any curaDle disease
Advice gratis.
~ The Doctor is TO be found at all hours OF the day and
night at Tattersalls Stables, St. Charles street.
es4y@ FAMILY HORSES, well bTokes always on hand
and Tor sale. mills bm
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F'HE ELECTRICAL FEBRiFUGE; or, SPEEDS
4 FEVER TONC.The announcement that tevaIs, of all
without vomiting, purgng Or other disagreeabe operation,
VIII appear surfing and improbable, that many will hard
y give II credence, though momenariy asIOhhed such
apparent presumption and think of the subject
nevertheless, unhesatngly declare that the Electrical
Fgbnbuge will do it, when used as directed
Bilious, Yellow, Congestve, Typhus and Intermittent
remedial action, 1t is perfectly sale in all conditions
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ha4ehy certify THAI have been afflicted with nveteTat
aVer Sore for touFtaen years last past and have nearly
i've hundred dollars in employing physicians ndin purchasing
ieiCines that used recOmmendedh its but 10
10 purpose until last resort, heard and ued DIAL
EYES MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, when, 10 my
ingt surprise before had used whole box oil this Save
ny limb entirely healed, and have nothing q i e
gDnnt me. BRADOCk DAVIS.
fsnrfstta, Monroe county, N. Y, May s, Is:a.
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70. 121 GR.4HIER STREET botoesA 81. Charles
and Clr0RdsiGt, ono d0Or frgM corner Of Car0ndRet
AIRS. WILSON respaoliuly informs her G4sss
vi friends and the public that she continues IN the 5,iE
lbove eligible location occupied by her during the ~
two years. and preuaTed accommodate her friends
and those wno may favor her with then patronage From
long experience, and the very desirable and
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