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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-10-22

SoUTuERN CONVENTION The Pallnct-
to State Banner is opposed to the sug-
gestion Of holding the Southern Con
vention at MilIedgeyiIIc, Ga, in place
Of Nashville, Tenn. 1t says: 80 far
as we can learn, the opinion amongst
our leading politicians is, that the place
Of reunion Of the Fiiefnbers Of the
Southern Conventiah ". lid be left un-
disturbed, and we miiss.-5clare our cor
dial coincidence in the same. Nash>
vile, at the outset, was deemed a suit.
able spot for the convention to assem-
Bile, and its proceedings there have al.
ready become subject matter for the
pen of the historian. BY all means
then, let its deliberations be concluded
where, in the first instance, it was con-
sidered appropriate that they should
commence."-KisSisSppian,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-10-22

TRoors FOR TExAs.-A detachment
of 10 recruits from the United States
Barracks at Carlisle, sailed from Phila-
delphia on Monday, in the schooner
Emily Weaver, bound to Matagorda,
Texas. The troops are destined for
Fort Lavaeea. ea.-S0utliera Press.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-10-22

To REMOVE Wars. Wash them
with a strong solution Of porlash, and
let it dry on the warts. II this is done
two or three timesthc warts will disap-
peof.-Scieatfc 1merjcaa.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-10-22
A S o N G

Written by Bayard Taylor forths prize offered
by Barnum, for Jenny Lind to sing.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-11-18
Gbe Alnsaes..
For tho Inquirer. /
The Cholera.
YFG! te--sB
BY LIN, WHITE,

'Tis scourge from the Lord, coming forth
80 from afar, as lt~ s ls.ht
Like an army Of foes set on plunder and
war; '.'f.
Death, death, is its watchword, all hidden
its way, lstvA.as
It moves mid the darkness. il wasteth by
day. - ,.
No cottage 50 humble, no palace SO proud,
No circle SO sacred no revel SO loud,
Nocity. or village, or country or land,
Ia secure from the stroke Of its terrible
hand. t..s, .,+ll
With the poison Of death, itdoes laden the
air,
Sparing neither the aged, the young OF
" the fair
The note for it's ear is the last dying moan,
And its eye loves to gaze where its VIC
tins lie strown.
Sweep along, dreaded scourge, cover earth
with thy slain, . 4.
Thou art conqueror now, but we'll rally
again l
On the plains of the air, where the Saviour
appears;
Then ours be the triumph, thine the an
guish and tears. =.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-11-18
California News.

The Empire City brings California news
TO Oct. 5th. The Empire brought three
hundred passengers and eighty thousand
dollars in gold.
The British steamer Medway, took two
millions of dollars to England, on her last
voyage. ul a
1t is supposed thutthe passengers by this
arrival, bring about one million Of dollars
in gold.
The news from the mines is favorable
to the miners, and several new diggings
have been discovered.
People in California were busily en-
ployed in the canvass preliminary 10 the
elections, which were soon to take place
From the plains the news was disas-
trous. Agreat many emigrauts were per-
ishing by famine, exposure and disease.
Two millions and nine hundred dollars
were shipped from San Francisco, by va
rious vessels, during the week ending on
the 9Th Of October.
The loss by the late fire in San Fran
cisco, is estimated at from one hundred
and twenty-five 10 three hundred houses,
and at about one million dollars.
PARTICULARS OF THE GREAT PIRE We
are compelled 10 send TO the states, by
the steamer lsthmus, which leaves to-
day, the sad news Of another destructive
FIRE in San Francisco, it being the fourth
within nine months. II broke out ut about
one o'clock this morning, in the La Fay
ctteRestaurant, and was first discovered
by Mr.. North Of the city police. This
time the burnt district is bounded by Wash.
ngton, Dupont, Pacific, and about hall
the square between Kenrney Streets
The property was mostly old and cheaE
buildings, and the business in that part o.
tho city being a retail one, the loss, per
haps, is not more than ono-third Of tha
Of the June conf grafton, At rougl
estimate, We set it down at $1,000, ,000.--
| Perhdps The most valuable Of the property
destroyed, is the office Of the Pacific
News. We make the announcement o
this great loss to Winchester, Allen u Co.
| with the deepest and most heartfelt regret
Gen. Winchester has labored night ant
day, TO build up this establishment, until
had bone second to no one on the Pscifi
in value, and in ON hour he soes ever
, yestige Of il swept away. ss3
i The Pacific News establishment was er
tirely destroyed-type. presses, paper an
building. The prophecies also lost the
account books. The concern was owne
by nine proprietors, and was valued at $50
900. of which sum Co.. Winchester lo
!, $4,000 eas e.s
The City Hall was saved by almost supe
, human exertions. The end towards Pacifi
/, street was completely covered with blanket
, and Competing, and on the piazza were sta
toned some twenty men who kept IN
!, building wet by throwing water from buck
cts against il and fighting the fire, wheneve
it caught the Clapboards, with sature ted col
: ton cloth II,
The iie was extingaished after bunin
Q aboutthIee hours, Nv Cdlif5rnid Paper. y
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-11-18
PORTSMOUTH, 0. MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER IS, 1850

match thee! Thou art miserable, unques-
tionably but Just lei Che gods take away
this water. and put Lizzy Temple in its
place. with like Restrictions and | reckon
you wouldn't make much by its change
Hang me, Ned, if | don't think he would
have lost by it. Love is a troublesome
thing, when il gets into fellow and can't
get out. lfthose unfortunate swine, into
whom the devils entered Of old, felt hall
as bad asl did, don't wonder they cot for
the sea. ! believe the only thing that
saved me from strait ilckei, was the
certainty that few months would close
the informal school, and give mo chance
TO worship freely at the shrine Of this bcau-
Ftifal Temples
That time come at last. said Tom, with
most luxurious expression, in which the
pathetic, the dismal and the reckless were
cunously blended. The term closed, and /
was as happy, Ned, as French prisoner,
a'seEhing from the old -Bastile into sunlight
and liberty, No sooner had the last scholar
disappeared through the door, with his gress
satchel slung over his shoulder. than !
leaped 10 the middle Of the floor and broke
into hornpipe, that would have beeaten
the witches in 'Alloway's old haunted Kirk.
The sweet hope Of winning Lizzy, so long
repressed, acted upon me like draught oi
exhilaating gas; and faith, said Tom, sadly,
4 am inclined to think it was about the
same thing
Two evenings afterwards, took walk
with Lizzy. We sauntered through the
village, and into the park; and there be-
meath the stars and moonlight, | told hermy
earnest--passionat love. forget exactly
what said, but 1t was tender. assure you
and more than that it was truthful for ]
loved her as warmly as Abelard his Heloise
At that time never expected to smile
again, if she said mo- Well Ned, told
her all-and then ventured the ugly ques
tion.
Here Toms voice grew husky, and beads
OF Precipitation began to appea on his fore.
head. There was convulsive twitchine
too about his eyes and the corner of his
mouth, when, after looking minute or so
in profound silence, at his boots, he turned
TO me and asked:
what do you think her reply was, Ned ?
Couldn't guess, Tom; probably she init
mated that she was too young to many--ol
perhap ps, that she would like to examine o
fewlmore goods before she made selection!
mo you couldn't guess it Ned--no mar
could guess it Twas piece of unwoman
ly cruelty. She'--Tom was becoming very
much exci.ed-she said, with heartles
laugh that rings in my ears yet, that sh,
never liked Geometry, and thought it woult
be exceedingly dull to be all oae's life-de
monstrating Triamglssp
| The next morning found myself in bed
but when went or how I came there
never knew. There was panuel out O
the door, a broken chair in the middle of tn
room, and my very best broad cloth Goa
was hanging on the candle as an extinguish
er. Three months afterwards she married
that young scoundrel whom fogged s.
soundly for loving herr
'Ha! ha ha Forgive me Tom, for--ha
ha, ha, ha +
Ned, said Tom, with a melanchol,
smile-'Ned, pass those cigars
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-11-18
Esquimaux Theory Of the Heavenly
Bodies.

Their theory regarding the sun and moon
is rather peculiar 1t is said that, many
years ago, not long after the creation Of this
world, there vas q mighty conjuror (Esqui-
maux, Of course) who gained so much pow.
el, that at last he raised himself into the
heavens, taking with him his sister "a beau
tiful g,rD and fire. To the latter he added
great quantities Of fuel, which thus formed
the sun. For some time he and his sister
lived in great harmony, but at last they dis
agreed, and he, in addition to maltreating
the lady in many ways, at last scorched
one side Of her face. She suffered patiently
all sorts Of indignities, but the spelling Of
her beauty was not to be borne she, tberes
fore, ran away from him and formed the
moon, and continues so until this day. Her
brother is still in chase Of her, but although
be sometimes gets near, he will never over
take her. When it is new moon, the burnt
side Of the face is towards us; when full
moon, the reverse is the case. Ns n II q
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-11-18
Portsmouth

TLINT GLASS WORKS.
TIME undersigned are now prepared to fl
orders for all kinds Of Flint Glass
Ware, which they will sell at Pittsburgh pri-
ces, and warrant equal teany In market.
Merchants wall find Il to their advan,agc TO
call before making their purchases elseWhere,
St7 & McAFEES &, BR 10Th EzS, X
portsmcuth, Sept 30, $780, 26yl " s''A
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-11-18

A man in New Orleans drew prizo Of
$4,000 in tho Havana Loitery, on sho
ID inst. e Il
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-11-18

Why is a benevolent man like a cart.
horse? Because he always stops at the
sound Of Two, enN
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-11-18
/ VOLUME IN,
- - 20 80 80 n 80
Business Ga rSs.
Blanks! Blanks!!

A N assortment Of blanks Of various kinds
n such as Warranted, Quit Claim and Mort
gage Deeds. Subpenas, Summons, Executions
Attachments, and other Justices blanks, con
,tantly on hand at this Office. AN@.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-11-18
BANKING OFFICE

KIM NEY g. TRACY J
TINNEY & TRACY have opened an Of.
IN fee for discount and deposite, on Front
street, four doors below the U. s, Hotel.
Interest allowed on depostes, payable on de-
mand. Gold, silver, and uncurrent notes
bought and sold. Office hours from A. NJ
till s P, M. ..a U
May l3, 1850
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

The great storm in Paris, on Tuesday, Auoust
9th Is said by the correspondent of the london
Times to have stopped the passage Of carriaaes
through the streets. Indeed, such was its violence
that some persons took it for an earthquake. Tbe
Times correspondent says:
In the streets Metre Dame de Lorette. Martyrs
ST Jacques, and many Others, the horses wee in
water To the chest; and the newly macadamsed
BQu'evards presented the cherries appearance of
Il long marsh with alternate water and mud.
regular lake was formed in less than haitian hopr at
Ihe junction Of THE streets Cadran, Mort0rgueil and
Marie Stuart. II extended for more than 600 feet
and II was with difficulty that carriages and carts
could traverse the current. The ground floors of
lie houses were of course inundated The square
oi the Hotel de Vile was lake The cellars of
many houses were invaded by an element which is
not the one that ought 10 he plentiful there, and
bottles of Chateau Margaux Champagne, Cham
her'ln, and Clos Noueeol, worthy Of nelter fate,
We're floating by Thousands, aud MorreSco reterens)
dashed to prces. Thousands upon thousands of
black rats, frightened by the invading element,
were driven from their foul retreats into he uTen
air and, with the courage If DESPAIR took shelter
in the upper habrnfons. The whole of Il e works
of the Bouleva,d ST VI r'in we're inundated as also
those of Point NeuG Pa Is was covered over with
darkness, ant iuUnd - thr" 'iups during thedav
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

Imposition Of DiscimUlatiag Dutics-Pre.
viouS to the prorogaiion of the Canadian Parlia-
meut, Mr. Robinson in the House of Assembly.
gave notice that he would, on an early day next
session, move " for eave 10 bring in Bill to i'm
pose diiterenal duties in favor Of all articles i'm
ported by the river St, Lawrence into Canada,
unless the Government of the United States before
that time should give effect to the Act of this
Province, by passing 4 similar law for the purpose
OF establishing, TO the proposed extent reciprocity
OF trade between the two countries. '-BBfaio
Commercials
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

CIR, COEsTIPATICF or TIM HuwEEs
THE PAIN ENVR A tuTnD

THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the suret, safest and certain remedy fof this ds1se
will positively give relief in the wor1 cases. and even ait.
al the Old remedies have failed. PoaOus have frequent
aed Office with astOnshment upon their laoas sa
nat they had used the ointment for other diseases upon part
If their bodies the bowels and that copious moverne
mad resulted fromt. Thsresut will always follow horoug
lbbng of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are CO.
iva. Let the experiment be tried. 1t perfectly safe an
,n instant can the Pain Extractor do harm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

~ DoI,. A,L,-. N " AsllINGIeN, Aug Y, 1857.
HGkr2wedse the receipt OF your accom- aned by an
1nateG lettE O. congratnau0n in sixteen diHeren Ian
acknowledgements. -'' M sia''iu
Inc letter. As work of art, executed solely rs under
sant, WIN the pen, exceeds any thing OF the kind wr
nave ever sen had no conception that Il art OF chro-
sy nau Oteh brought to such per eCun in this " any
IN he Presidential mansion,
You speak IN Your let eT of the vicsude of your ha
QUE cause OF your acquiring knowledge at Ian
Hu3gGs u1St that your waHde iugs at eni,
aud that Yon may tin this 1ppy countrthe yum of The
oppressed OF al naon-a des.abe esfen Tor the reu ain.
ae oi your hie and tst peDe always resdy appre.
ae mtu may extend TO YOU that confidence aud respect
10 which lOgr literary and scientific Rusinm- Justly
entle yOu have the honor To he oh dirnt Sep'I
MLLLARn tILLMnRR.
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ID A T. j. b Y'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
NO COMPOUND
The Original and Only Genuine.


Has eVerbeen discovered that possesses any of the qualities
oi this famous remedy Almost daily hear Of new. and
heIeoiure virtues discovered by its application to
new alseaes-IW remarkable fact, that many Of its e
ect are known only from accident or experiment So deep
nas mas been W science of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the nm.
" T. e ~ dumtabe the combination o. l. uzE7 nts that
u Soseh 10 relieve almost every ailment to which the
cular qualities of this remedy.
FrSt-Lt wiz, within Eve minutes from its application
feihove me pam from the BURNS SCALIJS or
BLlsTERS 1t will also remove the pain and cnye GOIT
or rSWELLIN6S.
will preserve life. how severe NAV bs tb ini,,
unless vital part be burned; and consequently any soe or
Inflammation. WV
TArd-It will heal Burns OF Wouuds Ulcer, or so,,s f
any kind, WITHOUT SCAR. VI
FOHrth.-t neutrazes and destroys POISON FINN p,,
Reptile, Insects, or Rabd animuls.
FGh-it will, wherever applied, prevent MORTIFICs
TlOH and in old wounds wherever modification has onu
menced, will the disease, cure the wound ev
wese flesh has already dropped away. it vii the pan
to is natural state.
SiTtA.-IfBROKEN LIMBS, when set, be well wrapped
up In the Salve, no Inflammation Swelling OF Pain ~
and The bones unite, and become strong with astonhn
rapdity.
Serenh-When the Bowels are painful or inilaned l.,
Extractor, if well rubbed upon them, will afford relief ar
.ause movement, when oil, jaap and all oih4
Eghthts use Is behectly safe in all case-it never ca
10 har-he system VIII absorb no more than is necessary
repair It. wl not conflict with medicines thai may
We have not space in this publication enumerae all the
diseases cured by
DALLEE'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
shall suJon few Testimonials OF its value seeclef
from the thousands In our possession from all part d III
country.
PILES.
1t may be confidently stated that there no case of Pill Es
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
1t is certain remedy, and removes the pain an,
soreness.
!, John Williams, resident Of Hamilton county and Ct,
Ji Cincinnati, iee it solemn duty that owe the c0mmu
ly, thus to publicly that have been troubled with th
P es Tor about years. during which time have sui
cred much bodily pain; lost portion OF thai lime to
confinement to bed, and have expended several hundTe
UaTs bat to no purpose continued to Mean
while, persuaded, and finally urged 10 make trial
DAL4EY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR " To-
lie awful complaint; and 10 my utter amazement am o.
veil and hearty and to the OF boxes tbs
1recous ointment ascTlbe my These am viii
70 atim to, should it make the OF old re
lent any more authentic. JOHN WILLIAMS.
Cincinnati, 9Th month"; lSi7.
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ENAMiIH GRuCEREs-The undersigned bo

AIis-5oOO bushels PasternE Hair, in hhds bills. an
L sacks, for sale by
an.0 d JOHN STROUD & co. Ia6 Common st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

This ceriies that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used in my family for Salt Rheqm CT thirteen
durauon and for Warts These fierce diseases have been
aievated, and they both entirely renewed There
be nodOubt but this Medicine hes all the virtues that br
Patent reclams for it, from what has fallen uner my obs
Vaon added to the esueGAbe testimonials its fay
~ Others ho have used It in ree
40 most +eeruy recommend to GsnuOn OF the at24
hs this invaluable saive.
BpFGiO, N. Y. ROSWELL CuAPlN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

GS HOLFF, impOrter Of Vine, Brandy, G4H etc., and
~ General Commission Merchant, 25 Grayier nj
w q. RAYMOND, Falattv Gro5cr, Al Camp
w street. ava
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

She brought my bed box applied some TO the
felt immediate ease wherever touched and begged
enough To annOnl thoroughly. Ii Obtaned and
le seemed to invest To the burning and
10 the chest even made Pills OF it, took them which
cured me, / my life your valuable Extract /
eng strong ever, aud have been since earl
% the year 49,. KERZIA EREE(5H
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

tor EryslpeIar the PAIN EXTRACTOR ia inyaluabts
me but it is driven in, and will re-appeaf IN ne same
other place The Pain Extractor, however, drnos 0ui
md completely removes the cause of the dlseas and effect
1orough cure.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

Daris's Syrup Of WRd Chsrry. and, Tqr-We would ca
attention 10 the advertisement of this valuable medicine an
other column Several cases of It's sautary effects have CON
under personal ObseryaOn and therefore confident
recommend it to the alicted-Ed. NJ j. Weekly Ylsite
and Temperance Sentinel, (IreHtOH,) Feb. 8, l547.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04
.OlAhUN,+4oARUM. ..OAKUM.

IoOh Il CALDWELL, Steam Oakum VanufactRrcrs
- cypress Grove Mills, corner OF CaliOpe and Howard
streets, Second Municipality, New Oeans...C O. & O. are
gfep9re1 TO furnish orders at 5ac per ID. Orders left at
hIgd hulfOd h Co. 5, IS POydras street. lr at the Mills
will be puncuay attended to. iyl9 Iy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04
EfONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON,
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE

. LEAVES: ARRIVES; DISTANCES:
NlotspWeEyr q R M bpeHa.,.lE R-a1d,.. o. miles
ops.ha H griffin ,,.. a. m stlges..,.. % =.
bgtHn ....u o. Atlanta .,...l 4 Ralrgid...
Atlanta y. Augusta Ill o. Railroad 10 ..
Auguva.-... CharelU p. .1n Ralra,d ... 1876 ..
IN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

nine years under medical skill in the cities OF Me-
York and Albany, abOrng under the distressing Ery
Npeas, attended with Inflammation of the ki nsys and witt
bleeding Piles, deeply uceraed with large humps of the
d men eggs prouuung, and large bos covered my body
intoerable My tongue cracked and the roof OF my
mouth covered with sores, and my chest at the root
ny neck, was in constant burning heat that cold wae
i'd cool It.
To this misery longed for DEATH end never expeoeI re
w hpn MFs JeEsuD innstp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

GHERHN BHANDH-S0 cases real Copenhagen Cherry
" Brandy in store and for sale by
IyS Samuel, VyOIFF.9 G st
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

Birds and the T,isgraph.--A, point where the
maguerc telegraph crosses the Ohio, the wires
we've lwire broken by the weight Of the birds cor,
crowned nN diem,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

ST. CHARLES BAIHs-REDUCETON IN pRI-
- CES.-THE BATHING ROOMS connected with
the St Charles Hotel have been fitted up, are now in
perfect order and open visitors Ever thankful for former
patronage we take this opportunity to inform the public
rom and after this date the prices OF Baths will be re.
dnced to % cents. Lau5l NUDGE Il WILSON.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

MILFORD, Perry cOul..y, Pa, October l. lS46-Hessrs
Robinson Collins u Ca. SIRs-rhis 10 inform you hi
Twas eiced for twenty years with violent pain in my breas
so much 90 that could hardly lie in bed at night Cough
tended, followed by emacaton and other decided symptom
OF consumption applied to several eminent physicians an
took great deal of medicine without any relief whatever
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

StTRA LBS PATENT FRENCH BTJ.IR BL0J;K
- uuuvaHsG CORN MILLS.
NEW Eli PRESS SCREWS tUrred in a the or al,
Nzes The best article made. For sale BY the Agents,
J, w. ARTHUR & CO.,
apA y and 10 NauU i-suas st
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

ont shall suIjon few Testimonials its value seIeoe
from the thousands in possession, from all parts I III
country.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

TFr0m Mr. S. c. Hayes, Of he rru of Br0uer Hayes
Co., Booksellers and SItiOsTS, No. 1893 Market StTsfi
Ph'tGdltBhid-January 8, lSi7.1
Your SyruP of Wild Cherry and Tar invaluable REM
dy it cured the of colds with ne If you want re
tfoae | will Cheerully give one. S. c. HAYES
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adles' Shoemaker, 70 Race street.

~ Merchants, from different sections of the country Civ
the haerng accounts the univ ersal pOpuaty and ef
heaGy OF Dr. Davlss Syrup under their notice. numhe
Of them, witnessing its virtues, have regularly sold con
d!tlOn that II 1t did not give satisfaction, the price should b.
returned and of them has had any application
turn the money This speaks volumes in favor of the med
cine. We append few extracts from orders samples
those are in frequent receipt of well verbal account
frequently hear
IFrom Doctors HGughGN and Rush, both practstRE PHI
sIcidRs, as nell as Druggists.1
M1sHhwAKA, Ind, June J. lS47-0r Davis's Syrup O
Wild Chery and Tar goes off like hot cakes We think thR
uyOu choose to give wholesale agency for medicine
dispose Of almost any amount in Northern Indiana