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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30
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40 sTefJ Gsaagr1esi fof re Foczuy sa4 esszeef =.
f1sset fesk VIC are sfortc. 81 tt rOssC alxhrs -
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fusc resc1g kqsson eary he oioWirx rorniax 80
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son hy Expcss fslght Ualn, which essus rsA Es~f
every nc-uaf ts,ncky excep1i) Al oe.ock Coo seaes
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torA RisCf FoT tsts 0eFtks segly besfs -
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For SAAE

q INTENSIVE AND VALUABLE PHOP-
q tkfY tOR Bale ~ sdAEWsBUsY' New
stoU OF The Ia Alfred Bishop, Esq u Biisspor CT sit
Ositd al EtrUmsoD, the township ~ shfewshuy Mon
noun cOunty New-Jefseg, il nov offered flT ssle
price much below TIE marte yAge VI property IA hat vi
ciry
gblsis The desirable property IN that ss,tor aud
Wls purchased by l.s sto or Win view Of obsi8ng
he mo ~ peror and desirable planttoD IN mi. rar Of Ds
county IL bee been % pronounced b. may OF the frat
sVicultuTiais IA ibis county
Shewthufy and EsOuioVn, 10 eoaveoier TO tae city u
New YORK two u1niDg daily q ana from re
the nth by The sOUh Shrewsbury river Bay ~ucn far
Dishes unsurpassed facilities for fishing, shooting and
sailing
wi splsnoid estate collected by tho late Mr. Bishop
0u 'our olDci farms ed Joining each other aud whicht
geit6r form farm over four huhdod sud hty srree al
OF which (~ih The exception Of wenfy acre. Of nifty
growing timber lie laid out Ia fq1sre feds connected
With lanes tha each different fed is eo1peeted with
ia sprDg stream OF eeh water Tor caei s fenced
with yellow locust post and straight rails and 10 under Lhs
hchsst state q cultivation.
There arc upon the property uiee eonnoeioas fame
no fourth phi cipSl farm OF aansion Houss
W constructed tenant houses large winami, al o1ser.
ageIy lover 80 Zee high tos house, abn1dsu-e Of
bans, csusge houses stables ard other ououdnKs and
Vey extensive oyGsi grounds
lis well stocked with fruit trees Of every tind rsset IN
s climate and iheru belongs TO an e1a1stess ID OF
0feeE s7nd na.i exceedingly nch 10 Is fsUlziog q1sss
e resent productive sts Thesoii exc s.dngy stapt
togslden add ffui cultivation ioras Nsw-Yors nafsss
S. 800 q, 10 90 hut viii Do sold a. waSis
al considcrsbs lnsg ~ pfics. -, 4, -. =.
leati IS per cent ouDg io yssIs and IL coatna
sly md rapidly essibg In values consequ7ny here
~ For terms Of sale apply 10 YOUNG RUravEN. At
toueys "a Nassau IT NevYofk where nsp OF me prop
ery can be seen. 10 CsPt LEAHpEk BISHOP upon .1e
yfFmfes 70 either % ne Oonn'
idgepOrI august .6ib, 1880. v-,u.,
car s nisnnp Aifs d. s..sSS Esq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

srs- eOR sALk-A desirable country realaoncs 70 zoe
NJ town OF Wil.cE, Conn. sboui ~ Hlles rom MOI.
A'~ sah aud aboog one hoars ride on tho New hsvsa
lsroad II consists Of sero Of goo1 land and sur.
rouufea Eh shruhbery. The house u In good Siier II
Il 90 be DAnbuy road and viii be soi1 loN a. nc s0o
scfibef has 30 for a. incalTe q
i.iS n GAUHv 4 DEkRlCkBOH. les Boushsl
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aEepI.AE nan LIN. "a

TWEEN bOsfON AND NEW.r0k&
va. SoniBgtou sr4 Yrovti suce-islset
roaia without teyvy, change of ears bsSxxss,-xAr
s,esners NAN0EksiLf. Captain Joel et,us, tsf
COMMODORE. Cart Wuiar nj frsE@s n cons4<.ss
win NJ souhgcn and ProvAsncs ard sos,oa and rrs-e
denee hsi'roeds leaving New.foIk daily, (santays "a
Place, ii c'eiock y and slouinstor 3 O'Clock ii
upou Ne arrival u te Mall TikE hoal tOssoa fs<sr
steamers were bali expressly To- he roats An ere q ~
cry Fespec particularly adapted 10 ae nsvirSoo Of kssx
Island Sound Tbs ulnodsl'cn1 Tor psssenxexs slI
somucors Nnc CONFERENCE.-The usccr espshs- ss1 o.
P-rieatr- 7hs rons beng he sbofsss and ncss eir~s
segern Bction srj Vow Yogk p1sseugsr sh}e1 4
anve ir simple tins fol TIE morn'ng Hrss OF s~sn1erf
and railroads rInnlE various points fro tnoes efusr
Pie NANDrhBfLr VA leave Ne~-Yora on fesss.gs
FbnrsiaT ard Saturday. Leave stoningt0n NesssS,
wellesley ard Friday The COMMODORE via lssr.
HswfoFs Monday, Wetnssc,y and Fridsy Leave Err
ingou Tuettsy, Yh0rsisy aud sainidsy n B.-Ppssrs.
Eurp re arrival u TIE steamers stop'n rcn rrs>.ss
inrusciStoiy IN DE splendid railroad " rrovttsDn
and soisou bssgsg@ accompanies each usA1 s.
and rom Boston. Foy pssssge OsFths ss.ts rccxe a.
irolght applications n1y 80 made 70 ihs Agerss ~
gtaf sod Al he ofdcs 10 ssusry-Ylacs VI
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-, .T5s.- GREAT Improve nkNT
H#Sft45<e IN DENTISTRY Da hAfOLkOn
kfft4H'4t1< ~ PRETERRE Sgrgeon OecrTt isiry "a
~~A&lI ~ Psrts nov a - tr0sdwsy, OpPosse -
ree.tsr Informs re pa5ic IN generN tnsi
- :, N nave hsd he nisg)rt1ns Of losing her is-a
$3.50 49, r-o.ced 90 a. not % Be 1scng1iancd for
s-r., oues Hia rev Of tssh, pat " ~i-nou. -
1,.sth wkieh ore cka grind Ne bsra7s. ein7s.l -
Nsis ~ re- trsnspureocy tnd ngh1ess tn7y tcfte
-, iV 40 perform rasrscaruu. a1t eccoH se 49, -
Sssrri ,nd easy 1rttcalacon t1 70 oesioN ~ -
,rs,- .nd rasa Erily snich he nos er-
80 soo-roas-s Of heERry. Sod asec u a. op"'e-"1@
IN IN - IN tke 6r,i oaahJ ferns vsry EoosTa-A
les 2nec3a
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TRAVELLING.

Sfk5N SMrxn srArRs MAiL 49,
s30H8&szS ~ shAkLEsloN TO aAvAix
A. snnah AND KY wrsY-Fns
S,e s'ssnssp ia n, Loo rzns scrses ecurssrc -
80 y - - Ao.anA ~ eonmsnes so regular ~ =
Hsskrs 70 C1eicslor &C ne "a ara "a
sron ca.les.on snS Savannah V Ksy wsss-. q
ssoFr6kn, yrrEsYoa 60 a n>.,es
"a Charleston - n G nOlnTaE
ksScs % Hsvsns BRAKE EkOfHEks 4 -
Fassengsp lesviag EsFaans By MA slsp rsscA u4
Rors oy De nod roui5 ne ara fsy, o. ~ 9sscsa e
Eis2rcef soctbeynsr, rc,ck Ns~.Scrt b r<ris tre N
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* y 3 y a YIN AND rkw-s@2
f&3 Sh $500. S1 n,e !, q. 'a 'sl.. s
raic. vi ssFr ne csnsir. slsfor, near Nosdvsy
PasIsrgsss also received 81 IT, Hsw.York and Nng.s
= SS.oSnniafi5r rfs'a at u Az Sr NSw-asss,sx
aIA1Wonsck, kye, Pert Chester ereenwtch sssahses
-cr a stsord wifor1 era ns~.Hsyrs rsssenssrl rsa
As NAg-skncns tor kbsry and the tzgons the nsct
sson,c a1d Naagsmck Railroads VIII tske his IRAN
~, sse woressset Hsrtord SOU seld "a ess
ascsru, Rivsr Rs,lrosis VII rsg ,hF ~ AID ,sR e.
grsss Yriip a How-hsvsn.
p0rL Afasy, and HocsaOoe sne Nsogancs kslrsssa,
gsw-asTsn, Harsord Springfield and counssncSi Rsss
Isesmnodsrcn yTsin 4, AN Tor Nsw. aav.s. sss
iassmsdiAls Stations hsmpden ces.nire souininxsss
llanvis, sSrnggiou, Aroa. fanfyins. end ssissstes
4 EKrIsss vr.i1 Al . m. FOR Stamford, Nsvsss.
1hdgeyesh ans houssonie and H.agaIses s.,ksesx
sprinEssld, Worcester ,nd sos,cn
5. Accommodation frHla Gtt Pm. tof Nsw-hevsx -
al he Inlsrnisaisls stsnous.
{ S5anaaiaros srsia u sDrE IN shSsssan as
'-'''' TKAins 70 rEw.yoEK
l. D1z1sDs asrfoe YrAa 81 So Am iron BrHE<fefti
slsyplns a. Al to Infsnnctials sutors
Accommodation Srsis 1t ais Az ffcm nsvs1ssx,l
Es,ssr = s.i 9. g.TITss 81 s rss.Scrr
8 Accommodation yvzie al 80 An trots Ssw-9x7<s1
Stopping AZ the lnie<nsdal ststiors rseefviAg fas
savers o he B,Tisors .ss New Rsv.s esas Islssr;
snd dsnYasaek ksilFoad
4 LEprsss frsn =, llo ~ ga ssL1sensa ga -
a andgepOn and stanford, receiving Passenger rvs ~
scosssoHis RalTosd Al Bridgeport
T. Accommodated xrsin a as ~. lfSs4y.Ez fxz<1
ears hon Tho Acc0rn0dshoo xrai. ffoA sopOa,) fca
aev Haven, stopping 81 81 ths Intrrusfise ststesk
Express Trair a sio n. Tor 10 sonnecro< VIA Ne
IA sHsfore srriyins Il Nsvy.Ysrs q iiY n ave-
az Tri.n f'sr rittsase ss1eeEH Viz M TrsaA q
rsisEEs rssssnsd, y yEsssrs ss go Ssssfs sAras
ssau n - ohfa isSonl - NasOr saDa
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0RE0ORYs CALIFORNIA EXPRESs.
>k~aS TIKI sUR@UHt BEks Will FOR
4.k&te WAkDTaEi NEXT EXPRESS per st7An'-
Empir. Cigy, l0lH september, 10 connect
with the hOuh-r1er FL Paoama skPper should leave
cir sooos The Office prior 70 tho dag Of ssits Par
cells oDy received he morng u no dsy he steamer
esvea Terms reasonable
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK,
auS0 1910 Manager and Agents, Ia Pe4f- cor. WAL
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<%Zse THROUGH LiNE FOR SAN fRAa.
&EIAE CISCO via Cbsgres direct anf ~ ne Y nised
States Mai sieslsr Ihe Psclnc on tn9ay,
September Is tbs splendid steamship ChEROhEE,
n Wilde, commander Will leave her dock, tior norm
River for Chasrcs duecL Friday, September IS ~
o coCk Passengers viii ace n-r baggage DC Doad no
day pTtvicus FOT passage sppy 70
ROWLAND i ASP1NWALL, 81 and s. s1u.hst.
fSHq FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
4LL-A TIE n0e Lev dou1o engine steansnip "
LUh BIA, Of 100 mss burden, Lisdi geo. N.
Totteu q Navy, Commander vii be dseatehsa of san
Fureiteo California and Astoria OrsfOu~FOf pAfsags
Apply 10 tie Psefe Mai Steamship Company, 81 SoaIn q
tar. CALIFORNIA PA-sBNGEk A6Er.
%AH<ks Cf l79 Broadway, Ns~- oHh 70 90 49,
where ps1sengsrs procure impafud ni0fns-
tep end tie s-ec u 0efIha An patsago uckets nA -
care ciTrc though convoy % ne nosl fasoraois
IN. IufofmAon Circulars grass Even BODY "a lnViSod
~ sspc for one Life lcsuralce cOne on ns u2lA sys
,a2S In. ARNOLD BUFFJh CO.
<%cs.s FOR CALICO RNIA AND o AkGON.
aZEGAks The me as~ couble eagino steAusl-D CO-
$500 LUHBiA. Of so rrca onrulen. LislL ooo -
Torer L = Navy, ComUsldsg, StI De eispsLcc-d tor
ssr Frsne.r-0, Cal sud AsorE Olssont o. Aondsy,
erPe-' I. 1880 IT, s12i
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. cas.rz=- NEW YoRK TO Az -,
2 SSf@ sAEY. By a.LlrOsd
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--.--,.s,.7s-S.1Sy SaA@ AN EHG HUOsON-for

N COUkskl say ON .I q, - he VAC Of Has.
- mi "a nom the city TIE house IL new, o0n
Az tbe mosi subsianGsl Manner In modern sYls.
~ a,, and has one II he most commanding vi9Ms
w 10 II. ,siseer< scsnefy Il unes unusual pietaf.
tno ,st ssiIh convenience aud rssiremonl rae
sunds ere the hncs order W. ps soid on sppcs
noy ~ s5orleor on the premises. ,S ~ '
- N " Isu20 2~sI ALeAANoEn olne.H
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~ EOlx SALT ON no kxUd arc q Foh CITY
- PROPERTY-An ell gsnuy situated cououy ace
TX with 40 aces Of sue land profosop OF fruit DIVERS,
ard thrubbery OF every description, an4 evoryihnt
gept man could wlsh about his sdencei i've mnotef
wah from tho BoTislown Railroad Depot, al Sdnm
N and distant sbOal h0ur and htif nom NeR fofk
Il IL he Bexi adjoining country seal 10 that o. rs ate
Chancellor Kent and n elevated region unsaroAsed
A. fune.s Of air and bseuY OF scenery nq1re 81
snS4 Tvs HOAG& NAsHBURN, IS CedI st
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Lay 1kiR-Two gooo fhfn;s ~ ~, a. a,rv 80,
- ~ rranswisk. Also, sp,sosiu I.n3 sniI
naa5o,h.e~n ~la ~ A. 50 acres with good
sgs ~ 4 saned Also q .eros A,G' az h.S nss
- Ssrns n III and priees - ~ s5o IA Pisnsals
onss ffoln 600 90 sS9 s al or
III y Vail, Il coguAnd-sL
4 ...s.- otsOY dsys n fga,nhele, New
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cured by his Co6onr Passages, etc. ETC., have been
he mOs J Mixture and of SYpHlLls OF
sanative influence oh' nave promptly yielded 10 their
and III c @ IS without doubt most eectual remedy
zines had Ti Obstinate Diseases after many other med
and effects In us improved form, it il nearly tzteass
without nnS cure N the space Of Ue or siT dals
ness RJe to diet, any exposure or .bsi
na ls important advantage, never len ys I'M,
after 6s Ts 70 a Ioubeome weakness that occurs 50 often
ts H. ~ q other medicines generally prescribed and If
sr e hrst stage of the disease viii arrest he III
@ remove all unpleasant feelings in few tlays In
GIs, Or chronic stages of the diseases in olnge
ont J, eiae Complaints, such Whites ETC. il is win
W. IL llle most eitectaal remedy discovered
80, ~ 40. 0lier these Specifics PAEarEA or cura
eyeTy ming but for the ahovenaned eases we are by
to ggFrG5ty a cure. -' " ''''7' N''Io 'eiiNoF'''
& here remark that these preparations have been
| te public Of New Orleans for the last nine ,sqyS mi
lhey nave universally proved eiicacUnq 49," o ''''
~ 79le q Egency, No. rs CARCNDELET STREET
Dctt'cfH Cdndt and Common sfFsefS Il 4 ..
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w. 90 CUSIUHHOUSES STREET, Men CrIeaRs
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY-No Pan re9uirei ,,gjl
Cure as egected.Pdyate Diseases cured IN few DAYS
py regular physician without mercury or other ponons
Louisiana. 'e'sS'' A'e" C''eeaS
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
auy OF e forms oil certain Disease his General advert
hehl Ia another column. The treatment aioted IN MN IL
MAJ W!ch mas the approval of the most dstneuishe pr
BeOls OF fafls, London and New York and ~ universal %
s ms proved beyond doubt that permanent cure tr inc
ToIst cases Of CONSTITUTIONAL Syphilis, Gonorhqa Strctur
hIaseent OF the PTU3rate Glands, diseases induced hy
Ian soliaTy pFacuce etc. etc. be Obtained 10
mora cer!nty u application be made 10 those whose Ut
eehce shli and experience can be relied on Since Or Mini
zen opened IN s city, all the many cases that have COME
huer ms care have been cured, without single eHcapon
5?e OF lss We're OF years standing One remarkable ca
o. setuI 81 years old has been cured to the surprise of e
RaueHl The gentleman (w1ose Tespectablity Is known 10
We elzens OF New Oreans) s at hand and (by his perm
sohl can De reerred to- Dr. NJ treatment oil Stttr i
I 10 u eet me most perfect discovered. II IS the
shortest safest and surs The patient takes no copaiy
oune9 uTpenune, or other nauseous doses hui en il oh
dea IN one or two days, without pain Inconvenience or
the time named. S 80 01410A "is''na
iAProrENoY-foung Others who by sexual excess
Poluuon may have brought on themselves any OF lie
N Vi quenceS resulting from unestraned INDULGENCE
% ue pasons such as premature mpotenGy Involuntary
sIoi general debility, or constitutional dsTanRe
s.' may consult Dr. Mullen, in honorable confidence: IL
olss LlsI perfect cure The stcest secregy observed
tOElhOUse street. RENIANIiN Mi Il IN u NJ ~ us'
~ Remember, No. S. CustOmhouss street. yi5tr
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Il !. q ca ]! Q ] &
kSl y g

A SAFE and Certain Cure for Coz MF'PIor of tbs
4 a huhGsS SPLITTING OF BLOOD, CoUeHs, Coins
ASTHMA, PAIN THE SIDE, BRoNCHITIs HonptNs
COUGH, and all Pulmonary Affections. ''''
OPINIO%S OF THE PRESS
u, The Louisville journal says " Dr. Rogers LIVER
WpEi and TAR not only gives immediate relief IN Coughs
lu Eoqs, Dnt Prom ne testimony of men OF the highest
anlng mere ana elsewhere 1t making very remarka
The Railway Register adds: " We have heard il stated
Dy persons Of great respectaby, who have used this et
cine that it Is of the most remarkable medicine az The
age, Tor Coughs Colds Influenza Bronchitis Asthma Pain
~ we Side and Breast, Splitting Of Blood Whooping Cough
maze n consumption; and the certificates attached 10 The
advertisements would seem fully TO justify this statement
LIYERW WORT.
Ihs Rant has for many years, been found to be of sngu
recently was ascerained that il possessed great power in
& Ell ana oil essential service q all diseases Of pulmonary
This article now universally acinowedged to ba the most
heihg and efficient application Tor diseased or decaying
Lungs portion of the eshy or muscular paTt of b
human body Its medicinal and preseryatve qualities were
Understood by the Egyptians in the early ages Of the world
ana no doubt now exists among scientific men that the pre-
Principally OF tins ingredient. In later ages il was onnd TO
ne universal use among the abongines of America and al
M Jay u Is Lhels PRINCIPAL and in fact only medicine for an
uouu stae OF me Lungs or any approach to it. ThUse
VINO are acquainted with the history of this hardy race of men
know that deah from Consumption is unknown among
Them The medical faculty in ali countries spper ia have
become aware of the great healing properties oil his ae
and are now introducing in their practice. Dr. Buchan of
Enganu IF CnGton, OF st, Petersburg; DIR. La Preure
hab o. combining 1t with other articles in their prescriptions
and with entire success. -'
az Be1are Of C0untorfeits and base Ipiitati0ust
sR The genuine article is signed ANDREW RoGERs on
the engraved wrapper around each bottle.
~ PRICE, ~ per Bottle, or SIX Bottles for So Sold
sCOVTL 4 MEAD, II3 Cbartres street.
S3md&W between Cont and ST. Louis stz N Orleans
LIE GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES.
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n VIE snbscribers manufacture from the BEST CAST
a STEEL, Circular Saws from to sixty inches In If.
aneeEi ao Mill Pitt Closer and other Saws all of su.
perqr quality They also state that these says are ground
cusyey Tor Their Saws the advantages derived from the e
OF te pe9e which are highly important, as the Saws
timex OF thin at any part thus strengthening Circular Saws
gradually increasing them in thickness from the cutting
TO their centre: The truth and uniformity Of their snrace
renders less set in the teeth necessary and on this account
less power required to drive the saws: besides they will NOT
need 50 frequent shapeningbe less liable to become heated
and also produce saving in timber.
~ These Saws may be had of the subscribers or a The
principal Hardware Merchants in this city and rougbont The
United States RI HOE IL ~ u' ue
O29 6md&W % and 81 Gold street Ns,y Vo,L
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THE FRENCH LUCIyA C0KDIAT.

TIVHE INVARi All rs ~ 41F0PS
4 OF Impotency has gained for them ugt ceebIfy m
nose persons who by excess OF veHery or sepouto have
songht on themselves Premature mpotency Inyo1htarv
felhna Emissions General Debility, Weakness and SIyel
ing 81 the Geta Organs, Nervous Affections or any other
oil unrstraned indulgence OF the sensual ms
Sous tnee Drops are strongly recommended This dreadful
with peculiar fits Of melancholy and lessons both mental ana
bodily capacity. ~ ~ '''' iieii'ai anu
tR The only Agency in the United States is nj No =
NARoSpELEr street, between Canal and Common streets
New Orleans sign OF the H,sculapins Statue II IL
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This certies that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used in family for Salt Reum Of thirteen years
DURATION and for arts These fierce diseases have been at
once aleVated, and they both entirely removed There
can Be no doubt but this Medicine has all the virtues that the
Faentee claims for 1t, from what has fallen under NV oer
walton, added to the very respectable testimonials in lis
Py Others who have used it in requiring immediate relief
do most Cheeruly to the attention III t
the use of this invaluable salye 1''
Ba1aiO ". y. ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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OR, CONSTIPATION or THE BOWELS
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the sufest, safest and most certain remedy for this d
VIII positively give relief in the cases. and even after
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
called at Office with asonshment upon their faces stating
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon
OF their bodies the bowels, and that copou movement
had resulted romit This viii always follow thorough
rubbing OF the Extractor upon the bowels when they are cos
tive Let the experiment be tried. 1t perfectly safe and
in no instan ecan the Pain Extractor do harm
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hereby certify hatl have been afflicted with an
Fever Sore for fourteen last past and have spent nearly
ve hundred dollars m employing physicians and in purchasing
elelhes mat are used or recommended for its cure bat to
no pupose, until, last heard of and tried ID l.
LEf'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, when IN nv
great surprise, before had used whole box of his S
about me. BR ADOI'K IL Wis
Henrietta, Monroe county, N Y, MAY 6 Isei "a To-
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- - AAAF - AtU
NPOUND MIXTURE
LlFiC, for the cure o
Gou0rrhna, elect, Strie
lures, Yenereal DISEASES
ETC., etc.
In Offering these prepa
ranOns 10 the public
Doctors Leroy and Peleiie
teaJlessly hazard the as +
tiOn that they are not oul,
not surpassed, but une
qualled, either for theit
curative properties OF 10.
mlidness, safety and Ger
tamty in their operations
by any other preparation.
compounded for sinilaj
purposes, now before thl
public.
Long standing cases OF
G0HOrrhGa, Gieet, Stric,
lures, Pains in tie Loips
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She brought to bed box, and applied some 10 the sores
felt immediate ease wherever it touched me, and begged
oT enough to annont thoroughly Ii was obtained and
new life seemed to invest TO remove the burning pan
IN the chest even made Pills of it, and took them winch
soon cured me- owe my life your valuable EXTRACTOR
beng now az strong and have been ever since early
III he year le4A- kERLIA FRENCH. =
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was nine years under medical skill in the cities OF New
fork and Albany, abnung under the distressing Egy
apeas, attended with Inflammation OF the Kidneys and ith
bleeding Piles, deeply liberated with large Jumps of the size
q hem eggs prOtruds, and large boi covered my BODY
The urinary seereOns stopped lor days, when my distress be-
came lnoleFabe Ny tongue cracked, aud the root of nv
mouth was covered with and my chest at the root O
ny neck was In constant burning heat that cold water
In this misery longed for DEATH and never expected m
coVery, when Mrs. JeSsup desired me to - ~
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,ro ruosr mi Nl0TIGjE. ,,,,z-- -

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uio5ASES-Ihe reputation of the writer is so well
mat all that is necessary say those who have
9ee so unfortunate to have contracted any one of those
OF diseases known and called Secret Diseases in any par
q ther various forms, is that the writer after most sc
i9l practice OF twenysix years confined strictly 10 Veers
Diseases and Diseases OF the Blood, (having treated and m
many hundreds who were past all hope, many OF whom
au Deeh under the treatment OF eminent physicians without
lecEhg any Den5ht) enabled to offer you positively mic
ce5al and speedy cure. Should any of the unfortunately
eeteq H. see Rls short advertisement, they would do vel 10
cil AT NO. SD CusToMHOUsE street. before applying ea
where, and avail themselves of the benefits OF te stirS
long and successful experiences " ~ sNO'~i'Oei
jyl5 tt b. II. MTfI.i,EN as f,,s.o,,t... -.
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For Eryspelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
Other remedies make the disease disappear for little
time, but it is driven in, and will re-appear in the same on
some other place The Pain Extractor however, dsq,os o
and completely the cause of the disease and effects
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