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sFF Fsssta SgigpttHsy Sesetife q LaHsago,
Es g,.esas sss, ss'ssss {sea e isisas
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seSa His ii.7 mos sh..asg aj7pel tisi pots,.
iestsl. only b l.As,a thenslyss hi sl ~ t5
s.ais ihAi \ bas Tep0me,s hdations
own iqi rsiss and easg iss 70 n Z
~ sasloE x s1qpeaas bsellpg ny name IF Sael5na,
Escnrds % se Isst sud eiAt il ha aFea dpls ot ls
uons and struggling with Jssae Ii ,s mi ",
s.aahes an Aeslnets the fountain spnngs oi s ana
Anosher Cure OF ssfoTaia ''''f
IL 81 ne ie,e,s,s I!Hs e = Wan be s ptie9lea
siAElaFly afflicted:
Mers. saxps ,ass Sqnn AZ, Han r, !l
induces me % nieal touof lie renar abs cre eised 81
s s se T R a. q s s M' Ssr IN e S's
ssw s1shs 2 s ss S ssy epasee aa ~ . se
rom u1e TeinedAes used, ae disease attacked os is anl
- hid opSi Whit, sS sas hpI Wses, a Nv, y gsa
nse - lls slsnall9p $50 ssp N, mad we induced Ia
,eeided and hrep6s es. rseSias her noe i,s sss
sosti ~ tb sssa ,as,, aaa before re bad gaL
eand her health cutie restored Il \ now over 4 nm, NJ
he disease sss oary i esa e a a ssSs sns
q ss ~ knoyg 70 .s iae! and tk
Esssc. Iesa letter rseysd ZION, Nj n. NJ iiaSs.
Seni leeIaae Neli known IN Louisa county Va: :
Gasisnat-I have cared Negro bay ii iaaie gthyous
s siHsa is We ss,s s iSs with s'ySl" 4 Gs
IsdeIias lIai. Va J,is u lsls' = Aii''s
, srsnE iire 80 ys knosyE, add 50 ss1ed IN
poes st q this nseeafiliol but qsnla 9f who wish
sopoands hesiins is gae iui CONTAINING te ioIla o.
,s tlas 800, y s y. so al We sn " s'.s
ailsHiien p tie AlessEs. saul. "a ssobsr
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> q,
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
the suIes' safest and most certain remedy Tor this disease
II will positively give relief In the cases. and even after
all the old remedies have failed Persons have frequently
called at office with establishment upon their faces stating
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon parts
Of Their bodies near the bowels and that cOpiOus movement
hadresQed ffOm This result will always follow thorough
rubbing of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are Co.'S
tive. Let the experiment be ted Itisperfecy safe and
In no instant ecan the Pain Extractor do harna
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M All WHOM nm NAV 90N1ERN

ETHE subscribers would respectfully call the attention of
Il COUNTRY. MERCHANTS, and Dealers in <EFissA
HATS and GAPS in general, to their VERY -
TH BARG assortment of the above named Goods IA
EEs which is Second To NONE IN THE CITY
fsisSeomprising EVERY KIND AND QUALITY, en-
tey too numerous to detail but honestly assure All per
sons abGnt purchasing in ths line that inspection Of their
elsewhere for the that they mostly all of their own
manutacture, and come DIRECT FROM THEIR OWN
MANuFACTORY at Newark, N. j.: and beinr satisfied
with the MANUFACTURERS PROFITS zeal csrinin
that purchasers cano fail 10 be satisfied also Caller an nse
toni that the above is as represented ~ ''fs
DURBRIDGE & CO.
Octl bn1 rs ltustonbnnsa
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his extract Of Sarapalla has been expressly prepared n
reference TO female complaints No female who as reason
to she + approaching that critical PERIOD 'Ths Turn
o. Lille, sodid neglect TO take it, certain preventive
Tor any OF the numerous horrible diseases To which females
are su5e at this time Of life, This perOd may be DELAYED
i0f several years by using this medicine. NOris less vaua
PIE lO those who are approaching w0mdnood. il is cal
cuaed 10 ast natr, by qulekenng the blood nvigoy
auhg te system indeed, this medicine invaluable for All
re delicate diseases 70 which women subject Il braces
he "hDie system, enews permanently the NATURAL eneyRs
~ removing the impures-oi the body, not 90 far mua
ung as 10 produce subsequent relaxation which Is e vase of
most medcine taken Tor female weakness and disease ~
using lew bottles OF this uedcIne many severe and painful
Surgical operations may be prevented $3.50 F-
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THE PEOPLES BILL POsTER'

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IA Az O,s
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--n-14l - - 'hee trsi- &tntl III p hte aFAf-a
E8tttE anssn dssfes respectfully 20 he public
choice md kEge assusfIneaf vi Pa Al u n on TES
at very feasqHAbe Rreass and acodnnDda iAfls
noIs them ase tfAao Eqles aade hS tie aa a5 eee
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ana MRoEa4pf IA if11 ifauls made in the sGlsi.
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h,o,.an I.sa tSsiss. Mtich ~ sNeetnass o. ae have
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The Ne In ~ n Fans f0Tges, tie liAtni
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fec, and aitas i cslable Of remaining ilsc long
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Pianos, dbd IRzu ffos hi iie hss hiAtpaclofies
III IN 81 az saIe 1o l7 "a 10 m
saehs and LAkell pn5 nay nAeht iut nqiy Piahog
P1tSas Repaisen, Tuned, Rented and Appiaiged.
..GATHEA ARTS bIELOFE0N ~ This heaniiil ldues
iniinstfnnent. Village CllIrhes, Lolsks, Ssrepad1g
sweet aud n9Es5lg, pae y portable geishinE X psanisJ
Sc qssse ds tiaaprs, Nieils vqlaqcslIos Clssheis
eya} kif1 WI 10 peniRy eSdcuici Ii rei~0,ale piets
buudssupeied ssilh Beafs Instruments sd Band Muso
double and sibsle action, on hand and made 10
MUSIC fbs lstEsss catalogue the soslh esioci
Aecu1nlgii6h &c twenty sels. ri n ishy Oh
and hsanaisii pieces out &c iqiat
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Nax4.' esgplarshHi Original Muse lubsllei
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&c ,ss9se us ,a Eaas,, ssa
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gsPSrRR2fg We DJ PTRELY LIE "a ,Y
eHPere h and testimony Of the most eminent physicians
are afflicted are esd bv aSd En %Ga Crsn
die annually from those Diseases when the cause is either moi
paons which have been recommended as reInedss oi
worms, bn experience has proved them all
emedy been found which bus never failed 10 destroy worms rms
wherever they have existed This assertion supported BY
individuals e ne eS'gnTy Ihe remedy
IS safe in m operation, and easily administered than
any other Some of the symphonic which Indicate the exist
spale of eaden color and sufused with occasona ases
the eyes are heavy and dull the breath fRd peG lip
pick his nose the sleep disturbed, the patient often
H%a i n greai ght and stable 10 starting and grind
sometimes yoracious at Others feeble and in instances
TO the following certificates. numerous Others might be
auded pnt q 2eeYed mat tisa are sufficient TO establish
tue iact mat Mners Canadian Nermifuge is superior
Medical Evidence.
We the undersigned, having frequently administered
mated = j. Winners Canadian Yermiiuge and being fully
satisfied with It's efficacy, confidently recommend safe
and eiGient eedy for the expulsion Of from the
Licehats Of the Royal College of Surgeons IN reaad ETC.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons ia London, ETC.
tF &c, he Rer. I Ftenegaa, IF Bia6rost c; va
mifuge, and with e most happy results Inlny family
and u every that has come 70 my knowledge the e4p1
lnEe and every here prefers other, as It's effects
are certain, and children take 1t readily, which i
great point gained In giving medicine to children, remain
yours, etc. etc.
July IT, l545 join FLANAeAY
tH Physicians generally now NHer's Canadian Yer.
mituge This medicine a simple vegetable neparaton and
can always be administered with perfect safety and conf
dence as TO the result will always destroy worms and
restore the patient to health. -
~ Over thousand certificates have been sent 70 the
Agents from planters, merchants and physicians bearing ie
unoay e the efficacy Of this inlalbble remedy.
f1cS- Warranted ia all cases.
Prepared only by JonN WINEB, Manufaeturng Chemist
and Wholesale Druggist Hamilton, Canada West and
JOHN WlEER " Coy 80 Maiden Lane, New York, sole
proprietor for the United States. = 80 -
~ Sold Wholesale and Retail al Manufacturer prices
by j. WRIGHT Il co. I51- CHARITIES STREET, Ve,e
Orleans. aH gfndky
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To- Shall be II hons next Sunday night, a
young lady feiaas ked 10 lei wasetipg beau as SIT
let hiin ont Of her door So shall 4, WAS tie
reply
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u Nofhing i gained By attempting TO deny-or
disguise plain and known fact simply Because ii
Is ! disssstefal one.
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III Fiji EIt|.,s< ,ft I|Is'4s 81 R'4 uaslenf YEAR,,
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An tt1Id il bring the iiesiluess Of fhB aal (,
tilen INT my Young heaF fingered frli. hay ~ :,
Fan would this wintry supi ALL tlozeIi siilllS
kccallsn1 NiIf- one whis,et fton W E4ins j
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IL A man : sell i oiSea his own rubber He
sieais from his own bosom and heart SEfat Cod has
lhsn dff6silea. and he hides il cut ii his way as
dogs shd iexes do with bones
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-25

nine years under medical skill in the cities OF New
York and Albany, abCrng under the distressing Ery
speas attended with inflammation of the Kidneys and with
bleeding Pls deeply liberated with large Jumps Of lie sye
Of hens eggs pTOTung and large bO covered my body
Fhe urinary creons stopped for days. when my distress be-
came Noticeable My tongue cracked. and the roof Of my
mouth was covered With Sores and Chest the root Of
did not cool it.
In ts misery longed for DEATH and never exuecta a
qhan Me- nlasira ln,nt -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-25

For Erysipeas the PAIN EXTRACTOR il Invaluable
Other remedies may make the disease disappear for little
time, but it Is driven and will reappear in the same m
other place The Pain Extractor, however dranS 0ai
and completely removes the Of the disease and effects
thorn 1,Ftrg