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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-22

Rec;procal Svmpathy.--Half century ago, when
a coach ran daily between Glasgow and Greenock,
by Paisly, on forenoon while a little past Bishop
town. a lady in coach noticed little boy bare
footed seemingly tired, and struggling with tender
feet. She desired the coachman to take him up,
give him seat, and she would pay for it. When
they arrived at the inn in Greenock, she inquired
of Ihe boy what was his object in coming there.
He said he wished to be sailor, and hoped some
of the captains would engage him. She gave him
half crown, wished him success, ana Cldrgsu
him to behave well. Twenty years aiter ms, lhe
eoachman returning to Glasgow in The afternoon,
on the same road when near BlshoptoWn, q sea
captain observed an old lady on The road, walking
very slow, fatigued and weary. He ordered The
caaebman TO put her in the coach, as there was an
empty seat. and be would pay for her. Immediately
after. when changing horses at BishOptown, the
Messengers were saunteTing about, except the cap.
tain and old lady, who remained in the coach. The
lady thanked him for his kindly feelings toward
her, as she was unable TO pay for her seat He
said che had always sympathiZed with weary
pedestrians since he himself was in that state when
boy, twenty years ago, near this very place, when
a tender hearted old lady ordered the coaGhman &c
take him up, and paid for his seat" "Well do
remember that incident said she; " am that lady
but my lot in life has changed. was then indie
pendent; now am reduced to poverty by the do
ings of a prodigal SON." " How happy am )" sale
the captain, 6 that l have been successful in M
enterprises, and am returning home to live on m,
fortune; and from this day shall bind myself an
heirs to supply you with % pounds per annum til
your death. "-Ladies' Journal.
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THE pAoIFIC cmMsCENT

CONTAINS Intelligence United States, pre-.
~ pared expressly for steamer, giving faithful review Of
every part the Union with particular
Home News in the South AMI West Independent in It's politics,
furnishes inn chronicle passing events
sterling Americans in California. pre-
sent under separate heads well dgesed Synopsis News
every quarter the world and the List Of the Mar
rnges Deaths the Southern and Western States
California No expense has been spared nuke the Pacific Cres-
welcome messenger in FL Dorado bearing ddngs friends
kindred the Aantic's borders Being established per-
basis with resident proprietor San Francisco, the paper
placed the Unprecedented price Of Five Dollars per
year Of postage The liberal upon which is offered
will place hands FIVE thousand regular subscribers
in California bede giving It immense circulation among the
population It is not intended ephemGul publ
cation but the popreors have resolved that nothing shall be
ing part patronage people
whose Interests Is devoted The Pacific Crescent contains Sc col
Of Reading Matter It, Typography beautiful speam
the ART placing L second to paper in the Union
CROCKETT, FROST q Co New Orleans,
aust dRW j. C. DUNCAN, San Francisco.
t Subscriptions received single numbers ready mailing
sold the office Of the NewOrleRnB Crescent 90 Charles
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1HE EMPIRE CO. OF NEW YORK-Having purchased the
Right and Interest of Jorton Co. in the stock Of Medicine
and Peunery together with The lease Of their No So Po
das would respectfully inform friends the public
generally hot they intend keeping hand all valuable
and popular remedies formerly sold by C0mstOc g. RumEey
geher with great variety q new and valuable mediotres
preasy adapted to the various diseases Of this This Com
fully Of the prejudice existing against the former pre-
preors e this house, in Of dealing pledge
themselves TO sell article Of medicine
genuine and of the first quality guarantee
perfect satisfaction ali h0norng them with
custom Then stock consist Il psTto s following Hew Nerve
Conmels Daeys Pain Extractor, PRnHeea arsarBra quart
bottles Canehataua Green's Ague Mixture Gonorrhna Mixture
Juno Cordial together with great popula
remedies Of the day. Also variety fancy Soaps and er
Country Merchants will fad their
examine our Stock D. s. ROCKWELL Agent for the Empire
l-a.la-r 49,
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DAILY CRESCENT.


Ringers or the Ginning anvil
Tillers Of the soil
Man Of nerve and sweated brows-
Men Of truth and toll
Jewellers of primeval forests
Craftsmen Of the city
Here's a cbRunt-a labor ohaunt-
Chorus now nv ditty
BroIhers, here's my hand and heart, too,
Ev'ry vein Is for my kind;
What is wealth if il should part you,
With its whisperings so golden,
CAS- deceitful as 'tis olden,)
From that only god-found palace,
Where from learning crystal ch9ice,
Draughi ye mighty stoup OF MIND!
Men of brawny bone and sinew,
Honest toll and craft
Men whose homely brows are sun-dyed,
Toilng on fe's raft,
Down the wild sea of existence
Truthful more than witty
Here's chaunt OF sweet reslstence-
Chorus now my ditty
Brothers, if you mean to lit your
Trusty heads among your kind,
Aid the giant, Thought. to shift your
Lives upon the way of knowledge;
ulearning IS way is free of tollage;)
And with shouts an hundred hundred,
Has the Ages spirit Numbered
Whose Fuleth Thought but Mind"
Men, whose only mace and sabre
Ar, the scytne and sledge-
Men, whose coided sinews labor
AT the wheel or wedge
Men who love the earned prize,
Who scOm the rich mani pity
Here's chaunt come, chorus rise,
And swell aloud my ditty
Brothers, earth would be dismal,
Barren, wretched place, designed,
If it had not Natures pFismal
Sunlight bnght'ning as it dalies
Ger side-hiil and valleys
But more daTksome, sOulless caffon
Is the heart whose vale lies barren'
Unit by the sun of MIND!
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MEDICAL CARUS.

EHUEANiC DRUG sEGRE. No. % Camp strast,
- conducted by DR. A. a. JONES mhii ~
TAR. q. IA. BAUNDE!La's UFFIUE, No. -
~ st. Charles street.-The SAUNDERS iegs grateful To
the citizens OF NewOreans Tor their generous support, and
hopes that prompt attention 10 business will meet gunau
oil the same lie is in possession Of remedy that Wi
break up any leyerh from to L hours Persons wishing tl
try can obtain upon application at his Office. my2O ~
HRS. uOUGH and ERYDlNGER will attend to th
~ practice Of their profession in all in its branches, Src
and constant daily attention paid Office practice Out doc
calls attended to all hours Office No. 1873 BarOnne
nnnrI lln llnrrnlllnn RnIlrnnl nennl
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Perils Of Whaling Extract of a letter written
on board bark Parker Cook, of Provincstown,
July IS:
Son the 18th July got fast to two whales, and
saved but one, which made 1903 barrels; 22d raised
a school of sperm whales. Capt. Cook struck one,
and, when about TO throw another lance, the
whale turned and upset the boat, and then struck
her with his hukes. The boat steerer, named John
HoIie, wascaught by the line, and his foot taken
off at the ankle ioint. Mr.. H. while in the water,
took out his knife and cut six or eight turns from
his leg. The waist boat picked up the crew. The
mates boat gave chase to the whale, which was
an ugly customer; when within about len darts OF
the boat he would turn over and come towards her
with his mouth open, and came near getting hold
of the boat several times Finally the whale got in
the vicinity Of the ship, and it being calm she
could not get out Of his way. He made for the
ship and struck her in the bows, knocking the cut
water one side, but doing no other damage. The
captain at last got his gun and bumb lance. He
fired three times into the whale, and then went up
and killed him. The whole made about 95 bar
rels. Mr. Hoxie was landed at Fayal July &C."
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CCsTIV RnEBsf
OR, UUsTIPATIUF Or Z z o W s
TIE PAIN EXTRACTOR

TIE PAIN EXTRACTOR
"a the sures safest and most certain remedy for this disease
1t will positively give relief in the worst cases, and even atsr
all the old remedies have failed. Persons awe frequently
called at cur Office with as0nhmsn upon their faces, saL7
tst they had used the onmen, r other diseases upon paI
of their bodies near the bowels aG that c0pious moveme
had rasu ted fromit Tharsaut will always follow athOTonE
rubbing Of the Extractor upon the Dows t5u Trey asa COS
tive Let gbe experiment be tried, II per city -'si 'a.
In no iEalau eau the Pain Extractor do ham.
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Noble and Witty Reply--In 1916, Philip H. sent
the young Conneiable de CASTLE to Rome, TO con-
graduate Sextus the Fifth on his advancement.
The Pope imprudently said
" Are there so few men in Spain that your King
sends me one without heard I"
" SIR said the fierce Spaniard, Z" if his majesty
possessed the least idea that you imagined meri
lay in beard, he would doubtless have deputed {
goat to YOU, not a gentleman"
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VBUiTs, WINES, LIQT0Rs, etc. etc.

i r. f. NICHOLS & co. rs Camp street, importers and
deaeB in Wines, Liquors, Foreign Fruits, have hand
and are constantly receiving full supplies Of BRANDY, of
the following brands J. Uenessy, Otard, Dupuy & Co.
Jean Louis PRet GasIon, J. Erand of the following vn-
CHAMP AGNEs-Heii Red Eagle, Ciquot, Schnei-
DER Ducal Grape, and other well known and established
PORT-Sandoman's, Osborn Ofey WebersIe's in wood
SUERRlES-P emm.R's, Racava and EchecapGr, in wood
and glass; AmQntiad0 and Golden N glass;
Hoth-SteinweLs Rndusheimer, JChannsberger, Spark
ling Hook and NOseIe wines;
PRhsEkE EsTil9mes,igl Havana and Canton ,
PILhLES AND SAL CES-Jr0ae }r BhnkwetI's, Wells
Muller Provost. Lea az Psun's, Worcester Sauce, etc.
ORANGES AND LEMONS-3oO boxes OF each, in print
order;
NUfS-NauUts, Fiberls Peoan7, Brazil, etc;
ALMONlSl9D sacks prime sot-shelel Almonds, 10 bONe
prime Jordan Almonds:
RAISINS-l9iOb boxes prime Mi and London Layers;
Oils & Essential Oils, Peppermint, bersamOt Lengn
Orange etc. lct'
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d., TOwElgud5 aGrapastG is q sovereign gal speedy Gus
for lgpisn Consumption, baTTgGHes ff0laDsUs t,Ps
Failing Of the Womb, C0siyeu0ss, Piles LeuyhOrfuPa,
WHITES, Distracted difficult MCGsuu8toa. lRCOntiRence
OF Uue involuntary discharge thereof and lOr the general
py0Y1tUn of the EystgmnO matter whether the r2u. Ol
inherent cause or Canse produced by uasuiartyI unea
accident. Nothing be surprising IT. lvgOaLE
effects the human frame. Persons, all weakness and las
lude from taking become robust and u Of energy
under its influence immediately the GeTyJles.
Of the female frame, which the OF lgrrea
II will be expected of n5 in of delicate
nature exhibit certificates Of performed but
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
Thousands Of where families have been without
children after ugnE few bottles Of this myagalle medicine,
have lsgn baassL with g fine, healthy Cn5pnuE.
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StTORAGE FOR FURNITUHE--The undersigned
> having removed his establishment from No ~ TO the
large story brick building No. li Magazine street,
speoluy sOoits the patronage OF his nend ana ne public
aus 3m J, Is, BuRGEN,
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+. H., G. Is. a J. s. ANA
DENTAL SURGEONS. No. 100 ON, N ST.,
y, WEST,
sa , q 4 81 s5rs
SAsEEag &naft8tlS

9GIaasa@ &5Eti4A
ma ST. Chartss Street, near Lataggtke Square,
COLE proprietor Of DR.. Levett's PATENT ENAMEL,
- by which all the Gold Plates, Springs and Clasps used in
securing Artificial Teeth, concealed by beautiful En-
ame making not only complete Imitation OF the natural
Teeth and Gums, but protecting the metal from acids and
enjoying the unpleasant metallic taste impaired 10 the
mouth by all other modes.
j. w would call partoulaE attg1ton 70 his improved
method of inserting Teeth Gold Plate. Persons requiring
such would do well call and examine specimens, An his
operations will be warranted the best OF workmanship and
mate and 70 give satisfaction to those who may patron
ize him. j. w. refers the following gentlemen WHO have
hOnOred him with their patronage:
Professor Stone, Dr. Beubru0ks MOTphy y heviu7
Professor mOrphy, Sykes & Hyde, Robson Il Allen
Professor Dimily, Suggeg & Wright, etc. etc.
~ Dantgs glppied with God Foil, Plate, Teeth, etc
OtlCn and residence, No . . ST.. CHARLES street, rEa
tho onfHaT al Poyds80. iva
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n COHEN, having had 90 yems' experience, Offers the
4 ,. above ntaihle remedy fer all Diseases per ae7s
tanning TO the y. OphthGimQ, OF five years ES,%s
standing, cured ia II weeks; the Tear in the Eye -
Of years, cured in 10 weeks; a of this city &ssg
beng stone blind for months, restored to the light Of one
three weeks gentleman who always used for
s. years, by using only one drop, was enabled read the
newspaper without them by Candleigh hours after. In.
Illumination Of days cured by single drop. Il gives d
hnliBnCY the Eye, and also siren gthens the sight
Az Nos. 2OS PHLIPPA street, near Heya, and 2 ST
CHARLES street. api7 ~
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.


HOTELS, RESIAUKAN 40.
ROARDTNG HOUSE,. :. o,.n,.
No. 12l RIER S7RE Re- i, Ss of Gca Ss s sc
nTRS WILSON respectfully informs i heI Isifi
IHA friends and The public that she o G dpyp the
eboyo ene gar and Is prepared acGommoiate her friends
and those who may iavGf b yer desirable and convenient
per oas o e Ber Ho1so She feel confident Of being able 70
loou0n "a 10 al who may favor her with their
gat92aso Her rFRas W" 'onluV " dlo IVA i55d&@
nUOXT HOUsE-The public is respectfully informed
b that this esiSblshment, yin be opened for the IA
psception OF visitors on the 18th inst Attached to the
RRS 31iSM WI RE & RPSp LREYs l BAFH HOUSE,
81 the Sea Coa and Re New eos
The large Lawn, and the great plumber OF Shade ees sur
ie5 OF any one along the Coast Persons wishing to
secure viii please address the undersigned and send
From and after July 10, the Of board will be reduced
Per week,,,....,..Sl0 % Per day,..,.....,$l so
mydsw Children and servants h 1oa HJ'WS . NIXON.
alqNTGOMERH HALl.,. MONTGOMERY, tAts.
II sI T 1 FS55, ~ 3 Il, 's Ja t
ae supply the wants OF the Transient stsIs 70 ESS1
Montgomery well OF hl5 o0mpguLQ,5 Ihoseaaku
who are going to, or returning from the North, obtain
MEALS At ALL Hours to suit te arrival and GeqaIqTg
anty in attendance, convey passengers TO and ron us
99a{ to Ee ears irs5 a. ea$3 Inc asGo[' 29s 2i
D1biS Fhs hes. Stewards Cooks and Servants se engaged
and pains be spared 10 render the stay o. v1e Vlea
an al an d lS'S5qO' A. ABERUBoMBIE.
E5UINT CLEAR HOTEL, near Al0biis.-The IN.
dersigned Tespeouiiy informs the Pqi3H9, that @
h @ S S il on The list Of NAV, for he sccomra gi
daton OF season visitors and transient soIouneE5 Hes
nturo and his prices viii be extremely moderate subject o
deduction by agreement by the month or season, iT amleo
qussej The Hotel is now finished and well known the
tBa easter Bos ii No6e Bsg about Is miles below the
cy and looking cut upon ltI aii o. e&To, w,sot Mr.
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Fer EYGip2jls Il PAIN EXTRACTOR l8 iuyaalH5
Other remedies make the 5ease dlapl for Is
dime, but ur in anu viii re-appeaT in Inc
sone other place. Hho Pain EEaCtor however. ara0s 0u
and completely the cause OF the dl6eus and ELECTS
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was nine year under medical skill in the cities OF New
York and Abauy, sb0rng uuder the distressing Fry.
5igeas attended inflammation Of the kidneys, and with
Bleeding Piles Gee.y liberated with large lImps OF the size
Of hen eggs pIoTudng, and large boia covered body.
The urinary seuEet0n5 stopped for days, when distress b
came iatoernbe ,iy tongue cracked and the root Of
mouth WIS covered with and chest, at the
ny neck ia constant burning heat so tia. cold water
did not cool il.
In Ills misery ouged 1r te,h, and l5ys expected rg.
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PIANO FoRTE AND MUSIC sToRE.

n
Af A. TYLER has on hand and is constantly receiving
-; PL9No F0RTES, Gom the justly Sss
eeebrated M anufaotOries Of Hulet,i x - b Il
Davis = Co. Boson; John d. Durham, 81 n III n II
David Van Wrinkle, AsH Gale y Co. andy " v Y
Jas. H. GFovesen, New York; also Peyes Paris Pianos
Orders received for the HORST'S PATENT IRON PtA-
NOS, to be delivered in turn as fast eyed from the
factory These Pianos decidedly the b7s Piano in
use particularly for the country, where Tuners seldom
o as they will stand longer and in better tune than any
ohel flanO; These Pianos have independent rim
%noh can be removed in mOmen there being no
uoh betWeen the Piano AID Superior GUITARS,
.N6fN VlOIdNS, ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, am
eaneI Musical instruments constantly on hand and
@NeAk l9t sale at low prices. SHEET MUSIC for Plane
kSY< b99fte, Nultar. Flute etc. Also INSTRUCTION
osI nDOhs for all musical instruments Az Lib.
s5.S 70 i(eaers, Teachers and all those sending large
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Z. NJ. CHARPu NTTEE,
JOSEPH NJ. CI FRONTIER,


JOSEPH NJ. CA FRONTIER,
For ludher reference, RDpiy 10 ibef ne acntle
N'y K pnyS5lF{!ua aHI planters, tewln the many;
10 We" pIigtls-Drs. ;. Gilbert VIM . wen G., @, SCheh
ana ,eorIg "; SaundeTs Megsrs Shrn hire 4 Son q
oQuuiOru, l.; Il. Ives and Capt. George guEsetf
Jgil.rspu Parsh- LTs. Z. X. Cutler and / w Allen
mUssr. WIN. BObh and O. F. Bobb, ~ - ~ -
Parish OF st, Mur}-Dr. TaTletun: MesTs / NJ R,tsnar
VIM. Rochelle and Geo. Schwng. " '
Tensas Pa isb--M J. H. Bullin, Ira Bowman G. w
Walton, VIM. Flynn, VIM. Ferguson and R. A Rnwr,s
Rupdes PaTsi-Mr J. b. Knapp.
state of Mississippi Gen. w. H. Brandon, Col Seuple
MussTs. r b. Shaw, w. T.. A Klingswurth David Buln
David McCaa, John 5. Chambiss F. J. Chamblssin
Asa Russ.
Al.o-Rey. VIM. L.tlejohn, Parish Of Assumption DR.
r. NJ C. Glover, OF Missouri, formerly OF this city; DIV
A Reed, OF Quincy, H.; who speak of his
own knowledge, from actual investigation and trial,
K. l.. MANN, Is GTayier street, General Agent
~ For sale, also, by GILBERT Il co, 70 and C, n.
MORRISON, Y Magazine street; by Mr., COVE, at My.
EanutOrd's office, New Basin; by Won DARIEN. Il
son, near the market, Laigyeei BlSBEE & IlEMlNG
Af, JetrsUn City the office OF the Oreanan Ehri
Municipality and various other agents.
ince 81 W per Ounge5) cents halt ounce. An Ouncf
IS sufficient for siN eight caseJ.
None genuine without the flc smile gnature Of 4. Ken.
dali ~ Co. the likeness authority and signature Of James
spec. on the envelope, and the words, r. j. Ieed Ee-
yer tUnln, Newt lHGans.' blown in the vial,
| Aho, hondl'B CHOLERA SYRUP, certain remedy
Tor inoera Cholera MOTbgs DaIr!ua DysenteIy and sum
| ra.g compliant. For sal as above. Prepared only by
Ets 4u a. kendall 81 90. pruurietOfs, ORLEANS,
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BUFANIC DRUG STORE.

SIS 9S CAMP STREET, NEw OELEANs, Ss55
Asg CONDUCTED BY DR.. A. a. JONES. asS
fgaA This old establishment soAcIts continuance &ArA
pubic patronage 1t is the oldest in existence 10
the South And the too that has uniformly kept ife
and good Medicines is evlnued by the fact that its ode
patrons still its best Every compound prepare
by the proprietor, whose experience in that line OF some
sixteen years standing. fhcy are prepared OF e best III.
gradients and onseq gently OF the best Quality
Should Planters, Physicians private families wish o
procure Botanic Medicines that are eveIy respect wa2u
ed TO the designs cr which they recommended
they have only to give their commission merchant strict 10
sueOns procure them of the subscriber who Keeps con
stanty hand full and complete assortment beth G SIM
pies and compounds.
All low prices as articles OF the same value ca
afforded IN the South.
Also all the late Botanic works.
A Botanic Physician always In attenlgncs. Rem Eh
lhe No Oh le l-1re = " --.p ELMEEL- lL---EL. -L-nl
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character and eihcacy OF ne medicine Numerous testimo
which ne invita- @ S6tSin itp he a. nSovs saw
fiat H. N Il mn e,nneot NJ, " " y.
sL ~, y ~ III gl ~ sig m o. WE'VE years
''0u'Ns' d s''O'' u ''0 oLnse'sY Oi iehhSylFoua'
6, Fl,gIa tf. JoR9 y; yagrgdgy DgHgE!StJ ,,,
anil Tar bg 4fVsn ssnt sstiti ne oy[uP "a 1o i nssa
hu e IaS Yen 49, sdsfaeuOh 10 those VINO nave pssu
on genen Oho' hmk shall be able to sell al least
sA sio'e rF ye Mr. E5,o-j Pts;. ylr,,gr;st,,
BoR9EHroWE, n. IL Jan. q iS41-We hay haze taken
ghq nsf, Ga nave sod all we received rom G9' r.
ynajici0e ~ ~ III ''S p'a0'i'S' us " s'' VI "
i's stSs H. r,, !. mi, r. ,. IN tho
rrJ Stt OoS rs one Oh fe mo9t enneL w Ib
Bonapnle eN King of Spain dining s his residence in this
eO W: y,yba, y,p frat f15 ; dcirp Tn the ,rhlic
Wa WIN we expressed intention q p9bh5hhE no cerucata
moui sT aau5I4ly lGF us run. 10 tat a We WI
we bayeno had The most responsible guarantee The oIow
q Dayton, Ohio:
Lf0h qtf tshgrR ERbrc 1JHy{eh} oto' Xxx ~ l2t'
say TO You mat my cough and affection O. e lungs as
DRyis' nm oF VIII Ebst Wv n nj @ yhcE Won and otbs
SIS.ae1 me % ss on can safely sc2lhva S o % J
H1oss H@mso 9y,ep lor Coug4s ana OoVS} ~ uI
remedy Yours respectfully W. W. 'biD1lFs'
LEztraet from letter from Mr. S. r. EIsou, 1ere5Ga
,r a. Ee0t9,5E, q tcsS c9gRLB' fth,St, ea,., "a, m
qugqtanee has taken Syrup aud has been perfectly cur d;
ne apo{el under the cq4sgmpon Gl laoro , m'e Sss
m?gai treatment OF three OF tae mOst ggI Ply s ni
syrup q wa C4?rry ana dr, arr euTFIFs sS4Ls4
received from hms5!f his IIenryg Godshak War
The oQuntry-is poor laboHns man, and canno be dene
! mat the syrup saved ms NE, H.. - 1 ,,.:
3R0ber Cure-Palpltap0n Of the near ana C9hsun
Of the Lungs relieved by Dr. Daviss Compound syrup OF
| wild Cherry and Tar:
LhiLHDELPlilA APi dSe o. Ioqi Ut % as;
ghnes and pain in the breast and FREQUENT ioSnt p4ta
ton Of the hear The e9g 1 |s so H s18 rs 2 prevent
me rom s,ssplhg sIeaL "3S o, We 1 4n S
3 ael my Wok "a T5 S9eS Ny Bos s my
lungs affected and began to entertain ft2Hs
] If Wild Siharr and Tar " IS recommended TO me- In
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-. NefMiiii&Ps'
l,ef IhhaHl"a5
T. a. 2 l!IileslueA Ns
swan 3.
Ddh-s q
Jaygs
NhA. len 30 ...
6arhaphtiAias'
~. Io"lseul.4,
hailgy7s
sands 81
Mlnkn pc,
6LaiU.
Wool
BnI, g.
| - fI!l4.
| Ghe$;ner sugar Coaiel I ~. 1i
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all new, they prepared to all knds of
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