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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23
Labor Reform In Cincinnati.

NJ 4 RRlsBNSE. AFTER leCtgrng some two week.
ia Cincinnati. writes that tie pioneer Journey.
men Iron Molers Association near that sity "a
st,ll progressing Dobly its members having added
s 90 70 their capita within the past year By IA
ba-. snA e,,h OF them now saving from IS 10 sl0
f.,r wees. intending a. augment their capital to
$4,000 which VIII enable them TO Prusecutc their
business 10 The greatest advantage. He con.
tinaes-
ItAked va several ~ he engaged IN ihe Assoes.
n They s,u,sl 10 appreciate hghy the NJ saaisgrs Of
their posoa. TEey sald tbs lhey oAd lo' been hf0~n
st work .o dAy during he pssi year While mcsi
OF ne ,roa nodsrs n the cd .anens woskss |"
hrenss were OK emp oy neri ioI hee OF i' ,cnihs
They iufounc1 that hey earning about w re-
wees NJ Bare he ageat ssied hat The amount OF soo
credited to he men varied l.vm SO 20 SIS per ~ees
The Nessrs Gcoiwiu. have been OF gr~Si al 10 e Ia
ali Association rley lad iong iaAen an interest "a tas
Associative puncige. and WISHED 10 earned cui
rey ~; up he mandatory r Ihenl which sad ~ %
very superior Que.
They oder to so mach Zoe ntchsent sssis oa q
Shsrn,ker. ha ~ come from New kng and. Lt,ng
cheap the West and here an Unlimited demand for
,os and .a0ss Tho four AID oiAer pIccucs which are
ssul from Cincinnati ~ Lynn woaa &c consumed on ,hs
spot end he osnsc I'D ansvors toy Shcr with no
r-,-fs 81 wholesale nni refAl ronn,rce, sa,ed The
MessIs q ofeF put ~ snoe manuisciofy receiving p
per ccui ihe cash from he assoc aucn
pesge Of esrue.es- oG eI part and the balance lr
Asa proof OF no exen OF the iron uoder. operations.
will mention that 10 he uonh Of pecenoer they sen,
end d ,he nonth They melt trcm seoo 70 lesc Pcunts
OF meta PER dAy.
Other associations of woFkngmen are oruing N Cncs.
naa Another iron-moiders assoc anon has beer
rNd s 500 have subscribed 10 is csps sock oN tho
work rgmen 4 shoemAkcrs sssociatou Is 40 Forming
: OaD AVE been PAID n-fhsy wish sAeNo With he Va.
amount they can orgenre they ,sy upon nfm i'anda
uon
Al ASSOCIATION CT printers hss aso heeu ofmed and a IN
-rccessi. operation u puhlshes The daily paper. he
Narlfcl Tncy have beer 10 operation longer believe,
ha iae roruciers, sad their success L. uoN certain
rbay rrn' large and handsome sheet and have cutie
numerous and .reasug 81 scriQuon hst They hsd
some ina "a overcome tui went hgough them and are
nov successfully aaoaf NJ Hne IL the principal editor
he has long been engaged Ia tho work 81 reform The men
who established the paper very intelligent and senie'
manly body vi practical prineTs
have speni eighteen DAYS IN Cine nnat aud ee,urei
twenty umcs I have Occurred upon swo cissscs ~ SUP
ccis Ia tas work.ngmen upon rr-ccA induslris Qles'
aoBs and 20 ho,iv ~ mQunns soas upon me - shet
ffanscelisl'i paris %. 9ocd Sclence-uPon nc
theory II the human faculties and passions upon the Law
Of the Series Ntrc- great law ot universal order AMI
lauouv Sc &c 10 ms surprise, found that these SUB
ass exc eel good drs. OF interest, ard we're listened 70
with attention 10 Two hours ard two hours and hat a.
Yours titN,
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CITY ITEMS.

TVrsnay AFTERNOON. Jan .
" JosIFH BRENAN. Esq. delivered tho first 81
ais Course OF Lectures last evsnns Clinton Han th
Lie Of TAeoeod Wolfe Tome en1 As eon~iersies Mo-
withsnniug~ the incleucRcy Of the we~iher .sTge
the hse AMI puhAs character Of the usfous Tons, dir
PLAYED knowleiSe o. the snl tho wh.ch &c
lived. which proved Mr. 10 be % rssesrcA snd
iaiy aashhed ior his undertaking The Guoienoe were
raP'urd by the nany erhani passages with which he
Lecture wss tnerspersel and sppsDded loudly several
ues Particularly Al that par, Of his saeci when speaking
q ltsA eer4s. which espnsed IN he blood Of 81
o0ncndet ul1ss
"keeslaoa egsasi NATURALIZATION .r.!nsi Eur
land shle EuShsh esS iaKs lse All sbovs ,le css
Of nsNta while an Euslish Nhceroy .x~ra,s. Nv
oAyonSesSo kan-shoe AMI ha.ieE Ire sts,utrs franco
and fashioned IN 81 Stephen Reeeasoa sgsnss rnszns
wnae box serSantsfsocry grind the fsees of ~ -,
gasp tkciT 0xges tAe famine sr.y, ~ -
People RebetNa sgsinss EaslSad while her s.srxsp,
chalcA axis,s established ~ law though unl.pies IN -
soDr.htas the q the eouary eoAs her A:shor,
and srchA,sAors reirias the rsgrers carngs ~ eu r.
dsgu.lAn's passceRceelcR against Eng and wA..e ~
ewes 81 ouY c. sceeG ey tn scarlet 81 he
so5ierv--whle the piached ~Snves 81 the psnper srr
rncck and issg 90 10 paid and Panpcred onciI-wh
the pockets of the piscesa src csted With tho
hon against EnSish rule ard Eag ash roeocsy-keeehoC
while one rsn "a lash ssrSiVes - plsnt
Cd hsnRer every told o( which Is geGaod BY aSryrvs
hsooS lrsA bill above DE IaenTsg-Ay iAoosh as
TSsseosa kSSss - - dsavsre4 fras ~sS-H-ssseSi
Rssnr rssr~
~ An owner Is wanted at the oihcs O. the
Chef - Police for SILVER bsgfcr>kre AID tessrocr
Married J A Dosae,- stopped by rswubraSer
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Tax GERMAN RxFuGEEs IN SwIrzERl Al

Tax GERMAN RkFUGEEs IN SWlrLkRl AND
Advice. have been received per steamship Canada from
usssr. Barring Brothers Il Co London, by D. Richards
Mucke Secretary Of the COmmtee for mo fehet OF ne
German refugees OF he receipt ard TRANSMISSION oi NE
funds resiyed at er,sn theatrical representation some
months since 10 Nathan Burchard Esd American Con
~ II Basic With Instructions for the wholesome disposal
of the rrorey among the destitute German political eses
has banshed from ieir home. aud dsereed re-
nls In a strange country. IfhlssdeIpms Le1s"'
The VARIoLoIp ~ CsoINSArI-Tho CiRen'
arn N0nPaysd Of the i'm says 1T u estimated thsi SIX
thousand perscus nearly one fifteenth ot our whole Pof
dAtion have had the small por OF varolod during the a
four months Il spreading 10 considerable extent m
Covnlton aud New port Like the Cholera, Il bears
mlder form now than It lid in 1875, when h followed
In he axe OF thai dreadful scoGrgo.
LAND TITLES N DEsERST-A correspondent u
the Ohio Statesman says that he land syssm A. tho ss
not ow ed be sold Every man can have a. much az be
can occupy BY paying for the survey and recording Inc
record constitutes his tile OF occupancy ana ha Is AL We
,lo he has This and hs Improvement he san .eh-nom
ing more.
" Hon L joy MoERIs, our new Charge to
Naples was rendered complimentary supper BY bis NJ.
meous friends In Philadelphia on saturday evening Tns
embark In the Canada from this port today on hts "Sy 10
The scene OF his chargeshp
FIRE.-In Boston. on Sunday. the furniture store
OF Robert 4 Mossck ON Canbrdge-st was burned ios'
about s. Oco-insnfed
IL Gov. Ramsey Of Minesots, passed through
the city Yesterday his way 10 - Pauls lie wa. nns
1.ah ard spirits and 10 hs new home In he "es
I'm 4 confidence the rapid and substantial development
.de Phil. Amer Tuesday
~ The revenue to the City Of Boston, and tn.
county in which It lies within pes, year from nne. ard
imposed by the Courts and orfeiln5es Of BAL s.'
amounted to sjll6 j. IN money 80 says ths Annual no
port Of the County Attorney, Mr. Parker
- Three young ladies. one a daughter OF Judge
Woodward. Of Wkesbarrc, Pa were drowned Al Hons.
dale Pa Saturday by the breaking q tho zee on Nhch
hey were sliding, On small stream Their bodice were
recovered.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

NA>pAN 0ItkNNoN |sa- =
CoRoSER's lNQvESr--CO,,aer Bal he'd IN in
ce-t YESTERDAY zferncoa uPOa t5e eoy Of named
Massiei J4nicscn. WAoSe fsgiiA reside ~ &c Fros-
pectsf aad 10 dod on SUNDAY u0gnsrg last, n COT
s,o,seoee OF iq2res rccivse frorl tai nom ooe q tic
N,~Sycfs ana Harlem omabases From he facts e.s,-
ed aypesred that the deceased cot 90 re sse Al hsf-
lena slns with tho driver - the way t0~a ls>dy TX
oa hss p4ssor gef who APPEARED 20 give ne fivcs
soasc toahe aud quite unsey, hrcsrncg 10 orcak
the window psnes Pie sage stopped Al ho corhet o.
Cafharnss and tie Bowefy Tor sore passengers % Eet
ont ben the passenger before sSoS to IN getong oeS
streA his avn AGAINST Of the windows sAstefiag io
four pznss cf glass The driver Got oat ss ne
hoFses started and runaE down Chacsnst came
IN eossses with another stage which wss coming NJ Az
Oppsits afecson fhe cotcasstor drew deccase ectef
the two sfases is sarposcd brisiag him IN AofroS
uasner He was taken b drug stare, bowvFy, and
nl,onsd TAe JeE,. aer patssnf insesteston q ths
fcts aiA ,cg kbsecc brongh IN verdict hist To &C.
essed - bis death from injuries received N esnse
esencs be crvlessasss Of the driver, john DAILY Dsc
was fully eonal.i.od or uial
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Domfsfio Ports.

nArH Jss ITCB brig noutoss clifford csrssnss Arr, 10
.ch Geo DAVIS. Dunfoa, Doston
EAsTPORT Jaa T-sh Dsrsl Wets,-r EYss I0fh bsds
L~~r so-t0n Sphs Es-rs' HsssHs bsar
Lacy s..alas. Bis. washs,ss STo. Nor. jordan. &C.
Csff Wsd 10, sehe lena NrCIlopsA 90 Af - hos,os
PASSPORT Js1 Is-Au - Coilss kfot ~, itsh
Bse Csscsa.s lTth. 0snaeti sno~, ~
SASrtcAErs 30 80 eh D-nl Trsno-s gr- Sosfos A."
llt4. sassn. Rg..-a, ST1t-
SFwByRYyORT Jan lS-sI .cb Asfy An>s Aus, Por'0
ftro Ar 1fh paess' och CtsusJ. Bosua
NEWPORT Jin Arr OH DAVID sls1erf D1 Prov tspcs iof
sYsit shop Ara Is HO'1os DAVIS. fsn kssr Tor o.
PROVIDENCE. Jfa lt-sa bfgs W6ss Wssss, k1ssso@p
sarss Cor1oss d. scAs Ds1sd h01.nd baf 40
S0y1etoa Fh 10. "a Loas5s> bsssf ~
.oop. ssfss, SYofs J.s oorh-D febo., Non -
hY1r Tho hs0tias. Jones ~
PORTLAND Is-CH Jane hcsh, Brovs, onsyslns
Pr Hsaov.r fors Ws-ca Csash % - bFEs jss
lt.ch BssoT-r Wstsoa. sch Hstcsson bs'on
FICHNOsD I.n 4l-.es Hsfy " HoH.1sshssd haf. cs'h
~ Amsaa. q lsh.. sas-s sosos Ls-y w-ss'
SYsn Lo1as, Crsmmsf,ro
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california yr..vls spoken, &c.

So- a. s,9s baH b.a Dsaei w.o.s>r en-. 6on Boste'
segt for ssa brsnei.co-ail ssn
NoT as at - = on a. oh Wm tuso Woof5afy nom fs~
bury,ort oct Isl for san Er.acfseo-~l veil
Iosced Cshsrns. date sop bDs, Bsks from sLos
don - days for ssa fralcssc0
ffon RIO J.asro, Dec .Ap s-phsn Baii-a hefIisa
from fssyt 2sl tor tsb FfsBeso
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sa,c. a,,he stock Rxchanae....J.s a
MARINE NAL.
PORT on NETWORK. JANUARY q
Arrived.

s,h Ab,.aarn. nro~a. VIZ: 10. VOID
sAiLED-shp Inians B-an EOf..n. Ssrs .sysn.ah Mrs
av,nn-b. sad iron 4aranin> b,d HecA sosPef haiAatss
WIND .anns. y. q mslaAn AW, End fIs.a-
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ReceipIs of Produce.

Pr Ere Railroad % ne 22d JdH.-l.le SIDES
Leather 3 pkls Merchandise ~ bbls WHISKY as dead
HDQs Io3 bbs Provisions, az do Ashes - head sheep ID
Calves Ia pkxs Merchandise - rkgs Dry Fruit 10 enntes
Dry Fnii 10 bundles Sans, Nl pkgs Butter.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO The msw.Yoak TRIBUNE
Annexaiioui-t Demonstration in Canads.

' ~ Hl'7lIIt,4s 2 - =
There was great county meeting in Rcnviic
to-day, a. - AniLAaA< ior prono1ncnE u favor 81 A
reNafon TIE county Ncnber OF Pafaar,ruf opposed
lie reeo.grsons bur hsl 10 retire from the uS~erre
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EvERI Nan MS Own DOcToR 5 the frs,
lie q pan, cheap trv4ise written BY Dr. Joan NV
,AE Gnl yz5lshed BY JoAa c. Webs % Nssssn-s; L
secrs 70 e god Of - class 30, regka he cas-
- dangerous and 81 s1 n.scrrd - veal aeaie
persons Tbsrr few hls 10 < contracted han
hal u se,f1oe,orag al iIhbag ue'cae 81 medical
aoooas ta-s hook aa3 osters Of Ike scope
en 10 physical sal k.ov cd e and care 70 svcd Or
II ais~Ase they lavA.uaAs vey ~el Aso 10 know
sov ~ Aci IN ossc u Say soi1en ard srous AseE q u
aess o. dangerous casually sul wn you cone 20 - uai
r q svscrnarc Medication lei Doctor Prescros ADD d.
rect u b. a. uesas he Ray have n4sy wToog uot0ns
an even ral.say fase system q reNaeuf; ez as
oeueooe Is kDOwiedSe Of e h-nan frame AID hs per
ecs eool8ess and s-fPossossoo lnvsuahe Be yo1r
Own Doctor L Aea,sh with D. NeSlars O. scie oSer
PrscTpaonNOoS hep yen yvu ehoo-e bGi ever yoe
I'D yosErssi .T401sy SKI Sod forthwith sF aoor-
0es GOOD CO Il possible bet slockhesd Fsa~s hsn
nSne II yea mas; die y0a VI choose % de nsural
es<Ai H-t VIA nsnsTs &c sss hssas o. yoGr
dectofi
- Tn LIvISa AGE" no ssIj has several
aaas2l-y Interesting artsss. anoas tAsrr -lss Las
DAYS q N-sosaa' ~ecrrrsPonde=cs Of o.uersI woli--
lawyers chsn's wsr-ssss and tae PueEs sod by
DevGE psrsaPcF- Sos 4gcsis u ysw.YOrkl
~ The ~CATArOSyE OF rHE WISHES Rs
CoLtsst- shows AsgTssAs e 81 sra.ez,s o.
waSs - srs n Ne Acnsai DepUrasaS
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New Publications.


III lhr ANEKICAN JOURNAL or IAE MID
zeal ScIrNcIa- ote1 BY Isaac HAYS JGn opens with
interesting article Consumption and TaheE-s
Diseases Consumption prevails 10 . smAll extent II Al a.
Among he AbOngaes OF ,0s country. Il more common
IA he tinted States Of he neglect OF hyseIc
preyenEves and q ice constant and s1xey la eXsi
II aimee, a. classeA a&n tae corresponding rs-ks IN
Earope O7o OF the mos important safeguards against
Consumption he free sinisso1 Of ar led Gwe4Ess
The Government should prohibit the erection Of buildings
s1Aptes he maintenance Of healthy race OF
operatives prounsa cause OF ConsumpuOu, q ohcr
diseases - the Of sg&oe reAxAaou espccay lhe
NostberH States u us eoasEy Like "a 20 De AA.ed By
tie employment q 4rags tie cary stages o: C0nsumP
Lo,. It's besi avoid TIER riding borsssacS
sgreeAAe divers o. mind freedom from excitement pure
air and moderate he mpostal elements
Ia cure q It's EGeAGrea1e4 disease. The Other art
elss Lis Manner eoniAia greA; amount Of .iosa-
nodicL sGbjeets AID u.s.y o. iae irora e
pe.s oi e1.aenl AwsrrAa physicians lFAaceTAis Lee
4 Blanchard. Nsw-York JoAa wley1
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ASoNYAoCs LETTLEs RELATIVE 70 TaE PARkAAa
CAsL-ID l.ci1ou - lie Cronymous letter. pGostsc "a
ne ASx-DrlssAI D<lL1 .soec OaOSoso, he NnlSr u
Ehich ack1o~ Cd zee hilsef re Murderer o; Dr. PGknsE
sIzs further f.ai te fh= Wsy % California a.
bol nous elIer las been r-essT-d 1y s sr'8orrrs VI
5asin. the Toissleri ron Phi-acc pliA- n Tca
person 10 ms city charged with ne nuFcs. q Dr.
Parknan sure f1T-her charges are made n the erer
Al invest .suon ITO sese charges however, saseec s
0ries hat ne ersr = auvOr-sy Of me leass
ieLce
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~ An owner Is wanted at the oihce O. the
Chief ~ ececa fg SILVER bster-kHife AID tessrocr
HnaTset = J Dosae.- stoPped BY pswuhToSeI.
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~ The ~CATAroSyT OF rHE wEsrEKS Rs
sESVs coLtssr shows a. AsgssAs e 81 s,asea;. o.
Which - srs n Ne Aensa. Depsrtasak
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-09

A GREEABLY a Re ouro, Council Second AGei-
s d. t. @ s. ss s & y y T Ss s 10:
q five Doa per Jay svsy aSy after 20 5sson that ts
aa s1a d I o0o S g s. Sa aa m @ sg s Ct s & S S %
Surveyor at the expense Of their sesPsess % SSnsr:;
First Ward.
Mrs. A. Woofolss Lot fronting on Tch'up0ula' street. be-
L. Mahews's corner Of Constance Orange
H HsPsy y onng on gaI 1l sn ss ,r.,
Matame Young joining the above
J. scDanogb Reisoas between MsrEsr ST. James streets.
j. McDoncga g. John the Baptist, between AaSet and st.
tDnond, agent) John Baptist between
John Wade ST. Thomas. between Beiisehas.e
Francis Duffy Celeste, betwen st. John Baptist and Reious
N Rogers IT, Duffy agsEt of rchoupouias and Ce
a. Liyauai. Richard street. between ST. John the Baptist and
barrow tMason agentl Baptist, Richard
Terrell ST. John the Baptist
Second Ward.
Estate Of w n W9Ehington Jadgs RaW ageni on DJsde
e'.Tesn y e ian iLutsrpe and Tsrp'ich0rs Streets
H dLoske' square bounded by sacchu. Dr,ade., Eusp.
Lamartpe, streets and Felicity Road.
P. Irwin; Thsia, between saccbus and Dryades street.
g Repps; epomiue between Bacchus and
G DunGa3 south Of nagssne and Constance
1adgs i sds aa SSG@P Ses o cs%D .Rs
Owner anknown noitSssst corner Camp and Basin
Third Ward.
John Decves; Of Gaiennie and rchoupitouas
g. PaudinE Front Levse between soes and Ga.uns streets.
James Hewitt do do. do. do
James Hew suzette between New Levee and Thouptouas
J. Peters; Front Lsvee, between sa5st and Benjamin.
Joseph Fowler; d1. do.
Joseph Fowler Suzete between Tchoupouas
John McDonogh Front Leye,
Andrew Suzete be Tcboupoulas and Front L=yee.
J. j. Osuone zs Tehuuptoulss and New LeYee
Peter Conrey: suzette and Annunciat0n
Unknown; corner Of DuplanteT and do.
Do. DO. Louis and do.
Do north Poeyiarre and Foueher
Dohery tCuddy Co agentsl Camp, between Estee and
unknown; susete between Magazine and Constance
Fourth Ward.
B. Charles Hercues betw Thala and Erkto
W. Moore; corner Of Hercules and Erato.
j. Benderman; Bacchu between Triton Walk and Calinpe
Lambeth Wallace Square 22 between Erato Dyades Baechus
and Clio
soulet (s Don agenl Dryades and Cslope.
T. D. Murphy; Callope, sa polio and Bacchus.
Johs lamea McDe agvnt) between polio and Bacchus
Estate Of Popp Of Bacehus Thsia.
f. Souet; Calope, between Baechus and Dyaes
W. Bonnilede Dryade between Triton Walk and Calope
iSeU6nth Ward
Christian Lindauer southeast Of St. Peter Poydras
DR.. Lawson Dr. Mccormick, agentl; ha,quare bounded
Poydras Perltio, st. Peter and st. Pau streets.
| St AnIk, be Hevia and Poydras
John Hngan etWern Common and Jackson Claiborne.
W. NJ Lambeth and Wallace; square between Julia, CypEeaH
| Pine aud Locust
Ross; street. between Julia Girod
A. Gray; ST. Peter between Julia and GlTod
Square ground between Ju Cypress aud Locust
John D. Fink square between ST. Feer John, PoydraI A.
l Ileyfas ST r1g
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LEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine.
n N IN A q n IL a Il

NO COMPOUND
Has been discovered that possesses Of the qualities
of this famous remedy Almost daily hear of new and
heretofore virtues discovered by i's application to
diseases-Ui remarkable fact, that of its ef
eots are known ony from accident or experiment 80 deep
has been the science Of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the mn
ventor so admirable the combination OF liz iH" nts that
it found suited to relieve almost alment to which the
frame of man subject. Let enumerae some of the
cuiar qualities Of this remedy:
FTst.lt WILL within five minutes from It's application,
the pain from the seyeEest BURNS, SCALlS,
TIC-DOLEROUX, PILES. RHEUMATISM, SORES
or orSWELLINGS.
Second.-In of BURNS, if applied Immediately.
will preserve le how severe may be the injury,
unless vital part be buned and consequently any sore or
inflammation.
TArd-It will heal Burns or Wounds Ueeru, Sores, of
any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
FOarth.It neutraizes and destroys POlSON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects, or Rabid animals.
F3h.-It will, wherever applied, prevent MORTIFlCA.
TON; and in old wounds wherever modification has
menced viii the disease, and cure the wound
where flesh has already dropped away it will restore the
TO Its natural state.
Si1tt.-If BROKEN LIMBS, when set. be well wrapped
up in the Save, Inflammation, Swelling Pain c-
and the bones ante and become strong with astonishing
rspidty.
ssoenth-When the Bowels are painful or infiamed tie
Extractor if well rubbed them will afford relief, and
movement when castor OIL jaap and all other
EigIti~Its use is perfectly safe in all caesit never can
do barm-the system will absorb more than is
repair it. 1t will conflict with any medicines thai be
taken internally.
diseases cured by
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
but we shall subjon few testimonials OF vaHe selected
from the thousands IN our possession, from all par u tn
country.
It be confidently stated that there s no Of Pill
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR.
II is certain remedy, and at the pain and
soreness.
l. John Williams, resident of Hamilton county and City
of Cincinnati feel il a solemn duty that owe the
nity thus publicly stale that have been troubled with
lie for about years, during which time have su
fered much bodily pain; lost great portion of that by
confinement TO bed, and have expended several hundred
dollars. but purpose continued Mean.
while persuaded, and finally urged to make trial OF
''DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR - foI
the awful complaint; and to my utter amaZement,
well and hearty and to the Of two boxes Of this
precious ointment Escnbe These facts am will
ing affirm to- should it make the statement OF an old
/ dent any authentic. JOHN WILLIAMS.
Cincinnati, 4tb month, lS47.
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RosWELL CHAIN


THE PAIN EXTRACTOR =
s the Test safest and certain remedy loE this disease
1t will positively give relief in The and after
all the old remedies failed Persons have frequently
called at our office with astonhment their faces stating
that they used the ointment for other diseases
of their bodies the bowels and that cOpOus
had resulted romit This result will always follow thOrOuEI
rubbing of the Extractor upon The bowels when they
tive Let the experiment be tried 1t is perfectly safe anf
in no instant can the Pain Extractor do harm.
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MayOraIty OF NewOFleans. September a. 1850.
CouNcIL OF MgMCIPALITY No. Two,l

DISSOLVED That the Mayor and be hereby
A requested after having given ten days e TO sell hr
buidi schOooues the onging
Muncpn and situated in the First and Fourth Wards
according the and specifications file in he
office the done good substantial
saacu Of he Surveyor AM to be completed within i've nth
from the Payments m8de the cerhcHI
OF the Surveyor the work progresses
months, bearing per interest The of adjudication
subject the approval Uf the Council
[Signedl JAMES Ii. CALDWELL, President.
ApproveI sep ember &c, 1850.
[Signedl A. ID. CRossMAN, Mayor.
True copy. b. BIER, Clerk.
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ST. LouIs, Mo-, July 6, 1915.
Dear Sir About week sinee while working at my trade
cut my foot in very bad and dangerous way. The whole
bit of the aze entered the top Of foot Just below the in
STEP The wound began niame, and continued 50 to do
until became much alarmed used British Oil, rncture
Of My and several adhesive pastes but all TO no purpose
then commenced the use of
DAILEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and in less than ten minutes the pain and Inflammation began
to subsde and has entirely left me.
confidently recommend Daley's MaFlcal ram Ex'
tractor being superior anything have feen tried tor
removing pain or inflammation.
shp-carpener by trade, and shall be wiinstNtet
y the virtues of the Save at all times when necessary
reside Franklin Avenue, No. 5l, where can give any
Uncommon aeafed. l2ISitt 2fIESiIttEER MSR knN Nj RISIinP
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was nine under medical skill in the cities Of New
York and Albany AbOTng under the most distressing Fry.
sipeias attended inflammation Of the kidneys, and with
beedi2g Piles dee.ly liberated with large Jumps Of the size
Of hens eggs proudng, and large bos covered my body.
The urinary 5eceons Stopped for days. when distress be
came ntoeabe. dy tongue cracked and the roof of my
mouth covered with sores, and chest the
my neck was in constant burning heat thst cold
In tas misery nnged death, and never expected re.
noygry when Mrs. Iessup desired me TO
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FEVER 6OREs.

hereby certify that have been afflicted with aninveera
Fever Sore fourteen last past and have spent nearly
Eve hundred dollars in employing physicians nd purchasing
medicines that used recommendedf itscuTe but
no purpose until as last resort heard and tried DAL.
LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, when, to my
great surprise before had used whole box OF this Salye
limb entirely healed, and have noih4g ol il left
about BRADOCk DAVIS.