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Making in all FORTY removals only--for cause or
without csnse-durng three-founhs OF the hrs term OF
President Jacksons administration, and comprising that
period in which the larger part OF the removals. were
made. " .tH W hfH lsH ttf u I
have been assured by gentleman, who. was at the
head Of Of the departments for four years from 1891,
that only single removal was made in il during the PEI
rod and that was OF individual guilty oil criminal
offence and by another gentleman who At the head
OF different departments Tor about ten years. commencing
al the lime, that removal was made BY him 10
either department while he presided IT, Such was
the manner in which patronage administered under
she proscriptive administrations" of General Jackson
The same liberal policy continued by his success
sor and. on the 4th day Of March, Is4i, when Gen
Harrison took possession OF the government after 4
had been in democratic hands for twelve years, the whg
TOR they had then taken that name) stn retained :
majority OF 50 in the public Offices here lis Of all the
officers ii The several Departmental with designation o
their political preferences indicated ID the precedng
presidential contest was published in the Daily Globe d
May 1884, with sn invitation 70 an concerned to fur
nsk corrections ~ il intended % rspubsh i and the
corrected LEI will be found in the Extra Globe OF May
10. is. with the salary Of each person placed agansi
his name. 4sN AM 44
Twill not give these several lists in detail as II would
occupy too much Of e time Of the Senate, but will con-
tent myself with abstract giving the results without
the names 5. 8.s. $3.50, n 81 II sgtes&*
Thew were employed in the different departments Al
Washington - follows, viz.
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ssssv~ iso os1ss rocal opinions has been adopted
Ia a0s etzl< ~ prescott admiustralon and what
ssssnt d~oesss shsfe have been retained In cce.
eay hsi - fAs - have any knowledge not single
hots this time, Office of The least Import
n h~w fosk within The reach Of The federal
m~al Tsss~ mar BE- hsss and there deputy postmaster
~ eb~c nexhboshood; but from the general
pasped 10 evident that all havs been displaced
who's could BE- agreed upon. when one could
be eant ~ho ~cuid accept tho ofics.
A msmbsf fsom Mississippi writes
Ia ssgy yoas inqa1y this morning, have state.
kno~ sesy NV dsmocfasc officers ia Mississippi who have
bern p~fied 10 retain Offices under this administration.
ooane ef the most worthy and faithful In State
have been removed tof sppssent sson, except that
they wc1s known ~ be decided democrats. sAfes
A member iron Indiana writes:
ia fsply yosr inqnTy, have that know ol
bnl ineanbea friendly 10 thu last OF
valuable prominent office employment held un-
dsr sss unsa satss IA Ildaas who has not been re-
moved from see since p.ssdsat Taylor came into power
The Sh ol March, lSx9. do say but that there
msy 10 occasionally dcmoerac postmaster tho coun-
ni nndistnfbed whese he enolunens of tho post
to issxnncanito sxcils ths capsdv Of ocsst ckng
nelxhb0f.
Polynesian., 1850-02-09

IT, A lady living in Portland who has
family of eight children. visits to-day her
sister in Brewer, who has eight children, and
they have never before met each other. The
eldest was married and moved from home be-
fore the youngest was born, and i has never
been convenient for them to visit together,
and thus they have lived for more than thirty
wears without having ever seen each other or
been together-l Bangor Wing.
Polynesian., 1850-02-09

GENERosIrr.--A young gentleman recent
ly found himself in the company Of three
young ladies', and generously divided an or
ange between them. ''1ou will rob your
SELF" exclaimed one of the damsels. :" Not
at all, ;" replied the innocent, " have three
or four more in my pocket"
Polynesian., 1850-02-09
Tin and COppersmithing.

JAMES WHITTIT would inform the pub
y bIic that he has opened the shop formerly occu-
MED by Mr. Edward Dennis, few doors North OF
The National House, where he will be found
prepared 10 execute work in the above line with
nearpes. and despach. ROOFING attended to IN
all its various branches.
Honolulu, Sept. Is, 1s49.-ls-6m'
Polynesian., 1850-02-09
RENJAMIN PITMAN,

EALER IN SHIP CHANDLERY,
~ General Merchandise and Hawaiian Produce,
Byron's Bay, Hilo. Hawaii, has constantly on hand
and for sale, general assortment OF Merchandise
usually required by whaleshiPs touching at these
islands for recruits. NH
;TP Money advanced on liberal terms for Bills
of Exchange on the United States, England and
go my lsly
Polynesian., 1850-02-09
vaRpESTER's TNVAs.

lust RF.CEIFEO f4HD
j by the Undersigned full assortment o.
penterss Tools. consisting Gs !" Pa Turner, cbses.
.nner Ritts. Box Rules, Screw Drivers, Saws, Ham
me1s, Hatchets, AIDES, Braces. Jack-Planes Bead
nlanes. Match-planes, &c.
Doy TO- Coy f
Polynesian., 1850-02-09
RS.

|RS. |
vessel
pa ,,Jsl.ua}|
an S;ne ,Tr /
raID"s ~ |
sels Sas ,be|
fssgnuispe4
anu a5;n.steA
Polynesian., 1850-02-09
CALIFORNIA LUNCH
RATING H0U s. -.

IITULIAM NELL begs to inform the
w nubIic that he has opened BOARDiNo ano
raT,NG HOUSE on the premises formerly oecu,
MED by Henry Parsloe. where MEALS eau III M ,hs
al all hours. The Table VIII be supP".' "A R.er
-, che market affords. Pies, Cakes ana Deei
-. Boarders taken by the day or week.
,nglI 6m lS.
Polynesian., 1850-02-09

IN THE CAPACIOUS BUILDING FOR
L merly occupied by T. BENT, Esq, on Broddacdy,
near the KinJ Paioces Sails made on the most ap-
proved pian and Repairs neatly and expedriously
executed. ROPE, DUCK. THIMBLES, TWINE,
and Second Hand Sails, constantly on hand and for
sale oct2O 6m 23s CHA'S A. TANER.
Polynesian., 1850-02-09
BUSH & co.

BUSH & CO.,
Ship Chambers & Commission Merchants
LAHAINA, MAUI,
ALFRED W. BUSH
cash '' s"ous VI
Money advanced, at the lowest rates. for Bills Of
Exchange on the United States or Europe 2OIv
Polynesian., 1850-02-09
NEW GOODS,

list RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
y the undersigned,
100 rs. black Levantine hdk'fs, wh,s anG ,I ~
IL L. 2 cases super. Birds Eye Towenng' ~
M heavy Canton Grape shawls' &c sc.
Groceries.
20 Boxes best bro. Soap, 80 6bs. syrup m ~ 20 %
bes, Eng. Mustard, IS Jars "oo'e'
doz hest olive Oil, in TASKS, &c.
Large assortment VI A. B. HOWE. 3
oct27-y24
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We find in a Monthly Magazine, published at
buffalo, some observations on the condition and
the destiny Of our country, which have even more
merit than mere originality to recommend them.
Inc writer sets out with the general proposition
| that there never has been a time in our national
existence, when the way so plain ioi The future
ana rapid aggrandzement OF country as at this
very hour and he thus demonstrates his PROPOSE
ton:
" The overruling hand of Providence is visible in
the events OF the last half century and the finger
OF the Almighty points with unerriug precision to
what we are to expect in the coming years The
handwriting upon the wall was not more plain
while the Interpretation be made by the most
simple.
." Our country. now extends from ocean to ocean
from its eastern shores ir has easy access to the
old nations OF Europe. From its western it has "a
easy access to the still older nations OF Asia The
ude OF emigration first set from the shores OF Europe
and gradually peoped the Atlantic border From
| the over-popuOus nations OF Europe We have
| drawn largely for that popuatian which now ma kes
much o our power and wealth. L. is safely estimated
| that with the immigration from this direction. the
annual increase OF population is fu one million-a
rapid increase, but far short of what we now re-
qure to develop the immense resources of our
country
Heretofore all tire Southern portion Of our
country has had but little benefit directly from Eu-
rOpean immigration.
" The Soutb reor,res isL,r and ,L,t 100. - L -.
had from deose o1,l.a, -'',i ol''y os
had no imrni1,rsnts r. - eto'o'e .liey nav5
tbrora,b h;oh ;h.'... II no. - no" opened
amon6t w ~. aIr MN {" an unlimited
bagins to nm ~. ~. Hi.eauy the stream
srs gno,,,,, n ~ way, wen no" l,e Ch,neSe
is the hive ,sod ~, upo" i"e ae'1c' Ihlhs
miIlions or intsIIir,, anG sue can Sla's Us
citizsns u,bo a"V Ies'raoi9
find there is cI,rr,,o SsIo ~ I i.fn Icy
- " 1'Iiiiate mere ds goou as theif own,
and re,r ~. siIl.,, e + anu COTTON ahd sugar,
ali r.. hi =, auU the South IS hapP"y
be furnished to him, r. RI a. eau
destined n snDnI.nss .b 10y 10y ne nSla'iT Is
EXISTS to miFtnre Of ,e OluSg IN no oar
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re OF The Council Second Munich
s5 @ IN ,h' are here9y required have the
{. fi,e Doars yer Day tor every lay nat he
Eoa hi, .ari Los anas ny Vii 6isd By K.
ii. HARRISON, Asttng Surveyor.
First Ward
tuss a. w9o,is' Lot renting Tch1upitouaI street,
sis.S 81 Gsssss s corEsro Constance and Orange ssss
Rou S. jss st sad Ss's c.,s tree s.,,
z To.ford n'uFs r.. Ioa, j2n'og ,as . s5oys
s. iosa IL. ssg sars. ss, sna 81 a!. !@e'
S. iamss nv Nm LDmoot aEsn,l John saps between
FFs6s. 1S s15 ij 81 Tnoma Theresa snd Beschsss
sis St 'f' Duny' sgst' Tc6ou ptoulas aud C.
Richard street. between g. John the Bap. and
so sayoT Mason agsn' St John Baptist between Richard
TFse St. Jo1n the g. PITS, between Rt.bsr, md
Second Ward.
i , q w. ~ Judge Raw ugentl on Dryadss
cs5. T. 59 ss' in square bounded by sa.,su, D,,,,.,
Lansrne, streets and Felicity Road. -1p'
P irwrai Thiia between sseosus and Dryass, street,
e. nB hglie IteTp, tween Beehus Irysdes strss,.
G. G. 6uSs25P s. H2Ps SsR %a bet = ss;' n aa,
ass S5''5Se oSss S3 SS2g"S o9 c.%a Ss 'o2ys stgss
owner unknown northeast corner Of Camp Basin.
Third Ward.
John eeves Corner Ga shouri,oulas streets
strgE.s
Jane. He., SUI m between New Leyse and T 5s,no,,,
rslsryi 'front.' LeVeer between suzet and Beuj MN
Joseph FsNer SUzstts, between
yDhn HcDnnogh Frut Lsvrs,
ahlrr" snzste be ween Tcbdupllnyia Front Lry,e
j. J. - one zstte, eveen TchUupltou
Ftsf Cohfry corner Of SGzete and Anr uncat0n strse
IhknoSni corner OF bupl'uusr Hut do.
20 Louis
- north eRu OF POeyfarre and Foucber ,.reaa
Il D2sery oddy 4 Co ags Camp Estse and
Owner unknown; susetfe, Magazine and Constance
Fourth Vard
b. Lhsresi Hercules, beuw Thala EF.to streets
": ho9fei corner OF Hercules and Eratn.
= ehIsTinRu Bacchus brtU' Triton Walk Cali1ps
wallace Square 2z2 between Er4o Dryals Bacchus
Soget s. Dasn asentl Dryade between Clio and iope
o. r .ieneh wv ore. sgentl Ba Caiope
y. hsTply; taluQe, fstS su polio znd Bacchu.
h lHaes htDe mott gvntl between polio Bacchuu
Esa e Of Fopp corner Of Bzcchus al TrAIts.
r: sguiet; atope. tween BaEchu Drya es streets
'" Bonnlsdls nrysies between Triton Walk end Caioue
SeUcHth Wayd
ShIlan Lndaner su'heas Peter and Povdras
b LaEson Dr Me- 'orm agu'l. quare bounded by
FSydraS. PeIdtio, ST. Peter aad 81. p streets =
....i It Marx, be Hee1 HsVla and Puylras
Jmhn tagtn, etEU-u Common and Jackson
Pine and Locust streets. ''''N' ~'P'ea"
Ross st. Peter street, between Julia and C;ir, ro,
Gray St. Peter street, between and Gir7d ests
square o. ground between Ja Cypress Pine ami Irzf aa,s
pht-halr W NJ Lamtelh Due-halL A. n, Wallace. '''
eva reefs. ' " '"' 4''Ni"' ~ ''
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BUSINESS CARDS.

NETIIiIAM J. ..EWEY. Commission Merchant
w ami Shipping y4geat, 81 Gmyier St. Iy2O On
7 s1HEsD. %. sTAHh, N0tasy PpJiiC, No 50 Gravier
/ street aud No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage. apo ly
~ BJLALfSY, .Igent JCr Miss ". PouL,nev; Office
4. No 4 ST. Charles ST. app Tyr
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From kentucky.
IntlammatOry rheumatism Cured.
IpIy 1910

Messrs. SANDS-(1eRhemeH: 1t is my duty to commun
facts relation beneficial effects # your Sarap rls
afflicted sureness tue ,tumrh
OF the character; her limbs much swollen
had constant headache, and
with nhammatory rheumatism The best ob.
Rhou UnlY relief,
heard the remarkable Of
Saapara, and commenced produced instant reiC
and less than bottles entirely ell lrnpcal weug
and every other intammaorJ symptom restoring her
health. end ths statement justice,
ruy the suffering Eoro6 lamIv
Sands Saapara, which b-ve paral the cate
tugue OF nelCtues Nlh feelings lasting gratitude
friend, SAMUEL 2. HARGER.
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8Is GUNS bTION OT TOE 3 BOWEE.-
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
IL the surss aet and certain remedy 0r this disease
1t will positively give relief l the cases. and even asr
6. the old remedies have failed. Persons have fsluenl
called at Office with astOUisl their faces s;a
a they had used the ointment other diseases ugor Dan
OF their bodies the bowe and that Z Copiou7 rovaq
had resulted frOnt Thisresut will always follow tnorour
rubbing of The Extractor upon the bowels when they re m
tva. Let the experiment be tried perfectly safe rp
in 10 ilgant ecan the Pain EAractor do harm.
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For Lrysl4e,as the AIN EXTRACTOR is Invaluable.
Other remedies may make the disease disappear 0r little
time bat il driven and will rs-Lppear in me same
soe other place The Pain Extractor however dr1Es 0ut
and completely removes the cauae Of IT, dseas and esc
hon oh 1fF4
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nine years under medical skill in tre cites Of New
P0h and Albany, abunng under the i rasing Ery
Epet attended with Inflammation OF the ineys and with
bleeding Piles deeply ucerReI with large humps Of the size
u hen eggs protudng, and large bU covered my body
came no.ersbe Ny tongue cracked, and The roof Of my
mouth was covered with sores, and my CHEST the root
my neck, III constant burning heat, shat cold gate
did not cool it.
tLhn Nj. lam. .La.iro oLlr,ot. ---H- "
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she brought 10 my bed hOGt and applied the sores
felt immediate ease wherever touched me, and begged
Tor enough 10 annoln thoroughly n was Obtained and
new life seemed 70 invest To the burning and
IN the chest even made Pills OF it, and hem which
5con cured me. | owe hia 70 your valuable Extract
eqg UEa have been so yer since eaiIy
the year iSi2 KERYIA EgENEI1
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hereby certify thatl have been afflicted with aninyetera
Fever sore Tor fourteen years last pas and have spent aea
hye hundred dollars IN employing physicians ndn purchasing
medicines that used reCOmmendedf itscure but Ia
purpose until, last resort heard and tie1 IA L.
LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, when, to my
great surprise before had used whole box this Saye
mY limb was entirely healed, and nave nothing OF ii et
about me- RRAUOCk laws
Hearietta Monroe county, n Y, May s. 1873. 80
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ID & l. l. Y'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine,
no COMpOUND

mas ever been discovered that possesses Of the qualities
OF this famous remedy Almost daily hear of new and
heretOUre un nova virtues discovered by It's application to
ne" dseasea-iU s remarkable fact, that many Of its ef
iecss known on from accident or experiment So deem
has been the science OF Mr. HENRY DALEY, the M
Venor, so admirable the combination u l. .g9r, ps tbht
II rs found suited to relieve almost aiHent which the
frame Of man subject. Let elumeTate some of the pe
cular qualities of this remedy:
hrs-lt will. within five minutes from it, application
remove the pam from the BevereBt BURNS, SCAlS or
bLISTERS. 1t will also IenOve the pain and cure COL T.
TlC-DOLEROUX, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
or rSWELLINGS
SeooHd.-In cases OF BURNS, if applied Immediately it
wl preserve life matter how may be the injury
unless vital pan be burned and consequently any ore or
inflammation.
1Hrd-It viii heal Burns Wounds Uice,s, or Sores, of
any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
Fourtt-lt neutra2es and destroys POISON from Plants
hepules, Insects, or Rabid animals
Fyta-lt will, wherever applied, prevent BIORTlFlgs.
IION and in old wounds wherever modification has cam
thehced VIII arrest the disease, and the wound even
"ee flesh has already dropped away, it vii the par
to il natural ate.
St14.-lfBROKEN LIMBS, when set, bs vel! wrapped
up In the 5ave, no Inflammation Swelling O Pain can a.
cur aad the bones unite and become strong with astopspg
llicIly.
SegeuA-Whga ths Bowels IRE painful or jnfer,e5 t,t
hAEacor' II well rubbed upon them, viii afford relief and
eaass movement even when OIL j4ay and all Other
Etg4'ets use is psrfcty safe in all casas never can
10 ha-ha system will absorb than naesaryta
e2aI H. II % uol conflict vita any medicines that uay be
We have not in this publication 10 enumerta all the
di8eg-5s cured b. ~ "
DALEY . PAIN EXTRACTOR,
out shall ubI0n few e.tmouials Of its va ne elert
ooGnLrY, 70 "
PILEs.
Il may be confidently stated that there s no ca Of PILES
"hlCh may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
1t is certain remedy, and removes at once the main and
sOfeness. ~ N'
!, John Williams, q resident Of Hamilton county and CITY
O CINCINNATI iee It solemn duty that owe 10 the ggirD.
Bly, thus TO publicly STATE that have been roubg with the
ies OT aDogl seven Yeas, during which time have suG
tered much bodily p0B lost OF thai lime by
to bel, and have expended several hDnrsG
dollars, but TO purpose gOnnued grow worse Mem
while, was persuaded and finally urged 10 make triq 0t
- DA l4lEN'S MAGICAL PAIN E&TR ACTOR = I'm
the awn! complaints and my amazeinent am a,
well and heaTy and tie Of two boxes al m
precious ointment asgnhe my cure. These facts am Will
ing to aiIm TO- should it make the statement O an old real
dent any authentic. John WILLIAMS
Cincinnati. 4th month, 1857.
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r TCNNI9IILD FNUUNIs,-SOVeTaT aTge, any Rooms,
st J0Ssnh street, second door from s. Ihres ST. et i'm
rs OGAS FOR RENT-SeveraI Rooms IN BlTk- A ATcadr
suitable ,or OLces torrent Apply at p Nachez street
IL atNLs. NIL
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Il Z AT NTNA l. MAIL LINE,

~ , YIN hIlTIo On To NEW YORK,
by the DAILY Line of Sea Steamers to Wilmington N c..
thence by Railroad to Petersburg thence Philadelphia by
Iie established mail line via Richmond, Washington Ciry
fnH baltimore. Through Tickets be obtained of H.
WIEsLow, Agent, Wilmington, and Raleigh Railroad Com.
pany, Charleston, :. C. Fare, a2J
Steamships from Charleston to New York.
Steamships N0RTHERNER and SOUTuERNER
cave LarestQn alternately eyery Saturday. arriving in New
YORK On the following Tuesday Fare $40
LIZ Fare Through, Fiity-uine Dollar 1x4
JeI SHELDON POTTER, Agents. 6s Camp ST.
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The efficacy Of thePAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
is femarkable We know Of cures and do moi
hesitate to say that the ORtmen will fail for this pur
pose Decacy prevents from asking certificates from ade,
this subject The following was prOCussd by one of onr
Agents:
This will certify that we have used DAIlEY'S NAGL
CAL, PAIN EXTRACTOR remedy for Sore Nipples
with that most distressing complaint as a mns valuable ar
uCe 10 cure j.. PHERE FRAY
-4kbaMU. Aprl, 1876. MARY MNNRE.
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=
~ &J Gr0g'er corncr CdrORdGct street, NCl0 Orleans.
80 SODA OR MINERAL. WATER in Glass R,f.
ties uTIu Favored with Sarsauan,Ia, Lemon etc fr
Hotels, i,trt' Steamboats, OF Private Families.
Orders inr HuJ guan y, Mp in shipping order, the
Shortest nDGge.
A IJerl. discGr lowed TO Commission Merchants
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DALEY 5 EAfN EXTRACTOR

gu. slu shL10h few teslmOlas Of its va ae selected
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Ddois's Syrup J Hild Cherry and 7q7--We would cal
attention to the Advertisement O this valuable medicine in an
other column. Several OF It's sautary effects nave come
under personal ObseNRon and therefore confidently
recommend ii to the aiflCed.-Ed. NJ j. Ueskt Vfsifs,
and Temperance Sentinel, (Tr6Rtgn,) Feb. 3, lS45.
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M,1roRn. Perry ,op. y Po ,0,or,, , ,0,e ~,
ted a. 20 & Gl' rs TO inform you that
so much SO Tha could hardly lie IN he'd s pihi % I'll i8 ofs
of consumption appiied o several eninept 'oni @
took great deal OF meicRe, without relief whaeyer
Cherry and Tar of which took tyn boities yhi % W w.
amos valuable medicine " '''e fnRs Tnns' TTSIsG'
Nj saac MWyDRy mecbsnt Of NiIiod S EouInea ior 6y
rocmey and the circumstances of his case MrT sixty
lowing taement % y5y Il or ~ ,y g GfTg @ e a4a fo
yf Mrs Geoge-without pant or yarnish No eeticae man
ulactunne. Win sufferers resist such evidence2 ~
PHLA PELPHIA, September Is lS47l have been subject fo
the last fifteen years weakness Othe lungs cough and bec
fever and very frequently laid up bed during that time with
distressing cough and pain my breast and lett side viii
night sweats. Last pr had violent attack which lasted
for three months, appeared me that my whole lungs wer
great many smed dat We're dt To me as %e
oa % anu lee a s! S% 9q a@ Ps r. With
y:; 5s 3 CoRnoand %s sfaR Of W Cherry and Tar aoi had
maa taken one bottle % my M cough faye way night
der at s3s we'll @ % 0sasie S pain n3% &S eYGsi a
occasionally AFFLICTED Frt %h o2 one side # my head
9 doom below scGuyDti SIKH. south sff's side.
s--,-
an fa5 Of aHnsy sss +" IoE E'S a,
s Ss a5e Js 1STp od and 9R 9R d by qRs R
y SfH ia;'G@ SSs s%as % pPs s s
he medicine and the tabiy of he bsder ieG eHra
R"yS Rs s s % 3@ Ds e % B s than before
yang effects o, ihs valuable medicine Its efficacy is Tie
6s 6ear nervous 5,sao snaFy ao5eG,
and we conr INJURY as peoTe eTe a. e i % " 6 ed' '
veTed medicine tRat t6ey fTetne s b oE aa @
good gSTi, and free OF quagkey.
we are ACQUAINTED with the gentiemantO whom the abOv
master I'd X Et =, t'p"'cfoi'Sinan' feSpecabl
.J--I
known citizen Mr.. Mar has been for several years 5,
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From Doctors FaugkaN aaI Rush both DraetisitS ph,
ssrlgRs, as J5C. Go DrlggtstS.J FA
MIsHAwAEA, Ind, June /, Is47-Dr, Davise syrnu Of
Wild thery and Tar goes of like hot cakts We think Thai
You choose to give wholesale agency for that medicine
we can dispose Of almost in HortheTn Indiana:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

From S. \. GlBeRS.1
PADuCAH, KY, June g. l86My stock of Cherry and Tar
oyT'p snHw reduced SIX bOtes and its popularity daily
increasing. You wOu DO well to Hi me anotheT su1pv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

,MSC9 az hgt ONCE No ~ lTraEer street, between st
seT ana s. Paul streets. Madam Y il DESIRED will give
nehooklGa Charis, with admeusurements of the heau
tempPrameut etc. Consultation Al AuI gSH y
JOSEPH II. PALMER q CO., 56 iIrayieT street,
% cont mpiatn2 removal to Their new store No IL Camp
street g s Of September next, will sell their present large
STOCK oil Ok GOODS, consisting of Brown and bleaGhed
COiQhs, Engish and American Prints, Kentucky Linseye
and ans, white and COOred FIanneIs do do uan and
%leI " AptoR and Furniture Checks; Chcctaw and an
Lawns; Fine Irish Linens; Linen Sheetings lOI lii and
ds4 Table do and Napkins together with afgs assOTt.
snen OF oter seasOnabe goods including ZOO pieces
s4 4C9ilon Meetings., at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.