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Washington telegraph., 1850-11-06

IHutyJfOe persons poisOned.'-Ihe
Knoxville Wing says, that
"a company of some thirty-hve per-
sons, while in attendance at the Camp
Meeting at Middle Settlements about SIX
teen miles southwest Of this place, were
poisoned by eating bread in which was
quantity of arsenic. 1t is pretty well as
certained to be the work of negro man,
who assisted in baking the bread. Mr.
Safell, at whose camp this occurrence
took place, a short time previous mad
this hoy corrected for some insolence, ana
he had seized this opportunity to avenge
himself. This boy is of bad family OF
negroes-had brother who was hung.
and it is in proof against him, that ne re-
Gently bought arsenic Of merchant IN
Louisville. This william will doubtless
hang, and ought to be burned
We have not heard that any one OF these
cases have proved fatal, but we under
stand that several are not expected to re-
cover
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-06

A NEGRo WOMAN WITHOUT Ears
The Rev. B. III. Benton, in letter to
the London way Chronicle, says:
Strange. but not less true, l yesterday
saw colored woman without ears; not
only without the auricle, or the external
part of the ear, but there is no trace OF
foramen or passage for sonorous vibration
the meatus is entirely closed yet she
can converse with others. and DISTINCTLY
hear their words, for which purpose she
opens her mouth. Now, is the soun'
transmitted to the brain by means OF the
tympanum, or does it act on the AUDITORY
nerves without the Intervention OF the
drum and attendant organs? This Is an
interesting question for physiologlsts.-
The woman belongs to MIR. James Broad
dus, near Caroline Courthouse.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-06

Mr. LAYARD's LATEST DISCOVERIES.
A few weeks ago we announced (says
the Literary Gazette,) Mr.. Layard's re-
iufii fsOm liis expedition into the desert,
and the rescue Of some Of his larger an
tiquities from the mud Of the river, and
their ernbarkaIiou for England. We have
since, however, received further particu-
lars OF his recent discoveries at Koyunjik,
which are extremely interesting. He
fcand, as has been stated, chamoer
which is completely filled with terra Gotta
tablets, the inscriptions on which, we
now learn, are stamped in, so that though
Major Rawlinson thinks it very probable
these tablets may be records of the en-
pire, it is still not unlikely that many Of
them may, in fact, be duplicates of, or a
collection of, maniiestoes for issuing to
the people or their immediate rulers-in
short, sort of Assyrian official printing
oiEce.
We believe that no fewer than twenty.
five cases are OH their way to England.
In the pyramid at Nimroud, also, unique
statue las beeu discoyered. It is from
four to five feet III height, in gypsum,
deliberately carved and very perfect.
There is also high relief of the king,
very beautifully executed, standing in an
arch eight feet high, and covered with
minute inscriptions. Mr.. Layards last
communications is dated Akra, July ~.
where, we are sorry to say. he had been
confined by a seHere attack OF fever.
The inefficient assistance he has received
has caused him 10 Over-eXert himself, and
thus he has been stopped a while op lis
way to Vac to secure inscriptions. He
hopes TO pass 3 great part of the wipter
an Bsbylonia, and to return home III the
spring. The very important discoveries
lie is now mai,iag EenGer it imperatively
necessary that his exertirn shopld rnot be
stayed for want of funds.
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ARTS, ENGRAVING, ETC


DAEUERREOTHgE, .TALBOTYPE HYALO-
TYPE GALLERY.
EYAGUlRE & HARRI NGTOS, having purchased from
Iva the agpees of W. Talbot the patent right for The
OF his IabOtype process, in the States Of louisiana
Alabama Florida, Georgia and Texas, beg leave call the
new department OF Photography.
The Ealhoye taken upon paper, ivory, glass, meta,
and variety o. other substances the first the
decided advantages Of eH8y tTanarnHsbiy by mail
enclosed in letter. made 60 odoTn the Of byUs
preserved in portfolio.
The TabotyGe emRestiy susceptible of coorng that
the picture be finished 10 any degree desired by the sitter
every variety of texture and color of the drapery and
neNOn, color OF the and hair be faithfully de.
Gated.
The Tahoype represents the sitter without
effect mole the right cheek, appears upon
the right cheek.
The rabOype can be duplicated to any extent without
the additional trouble Of another sitting After the first
IMPRESSION taken copies can be furnished At any future
n. BIN. H. being furnished with every facility for the
prosecution of this superior art ready dispose Of rights
tor the States specified, with thorough in trucOns
DASuERREOTYPES they profess to take quicker and
better than any other establishment in the world. They
guaranty perfect likeness of child of months in
second. u charge. [mhl tfl No. q CAMP Street.
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Tins Certi1es that DALLEY'S PAIN EATBAUTOK
has been used in my family tq Salt Rbapm OF thirteen years
duration and OT Wars. These fierce diseases have been
once nevated and they were both entirely removed. There
can uOdOubt hut this Medicine has all the virtues that The
Patent yecams for it, from what has fallen under Try osz
yaOn added the respectable testimonials in lta tayU
by others who have used it in recurring mmeda ree
DO most ,Heeuy recommend to the attention CLae afflicted
VIZ BISai5, ". Z ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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= save ROSWELL CHAPLIN


TIE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the surest and certain remedy for this dssls
1t will positively give relief in the ind even alter
all the old remedies have failed, Persons have frequent
called at our office with asOnshmen their faces stating
that they had used the ointment for other diseases parts
of their bodies near bowels, and that copOus
had resulted from This result viii always follow thor0uE
rubbing of the Extractor upon the bowels when they
tive Let the experiment be ued. IL is perfectly safe; an
in no tnssn ecan the Pain Extractor 90 harm.
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NOTICE.

THE EMPIRE co. OF NEW YORK-Hovnr purchased the
Right and Interest OF Jordon 4 Co. IN tine sock Of Mecme
and PCrunay, together with the
street, would respectfully friends hc public
generally, that they intend ntepUg ali
popular sold q Itumsrv
gcther with great and valuable medicine.
preSsy adapted To The diseases h This
iy of The prejudice existing against The ouer pro-
TreLgrs ige
rurc, genuine, and OF The first quality, viii rurune
perfect satisfaction all
iustgm Their stock consists IN partoi The following Hgw Nerve
and Bone lint Balm Of Columbia, FuS III
Coumels ~ Daeys Pam Extractor PnnaceH, SFslparia quart
bottles Cchaua, Green's AEue Mixture, GlnUrrhUa Mixture
Juno Coithli together with the popular
remedies OF the Also yarcy fancy and pu-
Country Merchants will gd Their advantage
eSomne Our Stock D. $. ROCKWELL, Agent ior he Ernre
oily limos Company 50 PnTlr5s
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brought DON sOnle 70
felt immediate wherever it touched me, and begged
for enough to thoroughly. 1t obtained,
new life seemed to invest To remove the burning
IN the chest nude Pills Of II, and tOOk them, which
scCr cured me. | my life Ia your valuable Extract,
being strong ever, and have been since eaJ
he year 1919. kERLlA FRENCH.
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Asecdote ef Jenny Ltaid.-We find the follow
ing characteristic anecdote Of Jenny Lind in the
New York Home Journal:
During her first visit here, a Swede called, and
sent mp note in his native language, requesting
to see her. She did not remember the name, as
she read it Blu. when the young man came in, she
at once remembered his eountenance--an old play-
fellow when they were children together at school
She inquired his circumstances. He is cabinet
maker, residing with his wife and children at
Brooklyn. The next day Jenny Lind drove over
and made the wife Of her old schoofellow long
visit Again, the next day, just before leaving the
city for Boston, she went again. The husband
was not at home. She gave to the wife note for
him--he opened it on his return-it contained q
sweetly worded request that he would allow her tc
give to his children memento of their father,
school-friendship with Jenny Lind The me
mento' was check for ten thousand dollars Thi
anecdote, we assure our readers, is correct in al
its particulars. The fashionables say, it is impos
sble to get visit from Jenny Lind. 1t remind
us-with the above circumstance a proverb W.
have somewhere seen: TIE RICH d,aio FRIEND
TO thenl--tke POOR draag ANGELS"
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LEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
Ghs Original and Only Genu
MO GnNa PnHIMn

IN
Has been discovered that possesses any of the qualities
Of this famous remedy. Almost daily we hear of new and
heretofore unknown virtues discovered by its application to
new dsease-tU remarkable fact that many of its e
fecs known only from accident experiment So deep
has been the science of Mr. HENRY DALEY, the mn
yenOr, admirable the combination OF its INGREDIENTS that
s found suited TO relieve almost aiment which the
frame of manis subject Let US enumeroe some Of the
culiar qualities of this remedy:
FrSt.-lt will within five minutes from its application
the pain from the seyeregt BURNS, sCAlDS, or
BIaSTERS II will also remove the pain and cure GOUT
TlC-OOIEROUX, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
or 5WELLINGS.
Secopd-In cases Of BURNS, if applied Immediately, it
will preserve le matter how severe may be the injury,
unless vital part be burned and consequently any soe or
inflammation.
THrd-lt will heal Burns or Wounds, Ulcers Sores, of
any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
FOHr-lt neutrazes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects, Rabid anlnIls.
FJM.-ll VIII, wherever applied, prevent MORTlklCA.
TON and in Old wounds wherever modification has COM
menCed will arrest the dsea9e and cure the wound
where flesh has already dropped away, will restore the part
to its natural state
Sizth.-IrBROKEN LIMBS, when set, be well wrapped
up IN the Saye Inflammation, Swelling Pain 90
and the bones unite, and become strong with astonishing
rapidty.
SegeRtbWhen the Bowels are painful, or iniamed TIE
Extractor if well rubbed upon them, will afford relief ant
cause movement, even when castor oil, jaGp and all othe
tgGilIts psr9cty safe in all gasesit never eau
repair IT, will not conflict with any medicines that may BE-
| taken Internally.
We have not space this publication enumerae all tn
| bireases cured by
| DAIIIE'S PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but shall sUbjon few testimonials Of its value selects
from the thousands in possession, from all pGre vi tn
| country.
! PILES.
Itmay he confidently stated that there of Lee
which may not he cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
1t Is certain remedy, and at the pain
| soreness. ,.
l. John Williams, resident of Hamilton county and Cit
Of Cincinnati, feel it solemn duty thai owe the
nifty, thus publicly state that have been troubled with h
z lie for about during which time have sui
Tered much bodily pain; lost great portion Ot that time
confinement bed, and have expended several hunde
dollars but purpose continued to Near
while, persuaded, and uuy urged to make trial
"DALllEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR" Il
the awful complaints and to utter amazement, am
well and hearty and the OF two boxes OF III
precious ointment | GsCrbe my These facts am viii
ing affirm should make the statement OF old
dent any authentic. JOHN HILLlAM6s
.-r....L 4 !. larLl- 1917
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For Erysnelas the Nm EXTRACTOR is invaluable
Other remedies may make the disease disappear Tor h
time but it drV in, and will appear in the
some other place The Pain Extractor however drGICS
and completely removes the cause OF the disease and eec
-..rnLLn Oh Llrm
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FEMALE MEpIG5ffSRsE n'IhHN' H.

Dr.. TOwngends Sanspara sovereign and speedy cue
tcr nclpisn C9nsom0uon Bsrreunes Pr9apsps Jter of
railing OF the Womb COsl venGs1 Piles, LeuUhOnhwE, OF
Whites, Obstruqtad Or difficult Men5ugaOu, lnG0nnsnoC
OF Urine Involuntary discharge thereof and for the genera
pTOsraion of the systamro matter whether The result
Inherent cause or CausPs, produced by reguary1 illness,
accident. Nothing be surprising than gJIgUl
affects the human frame. Persons all weakness and ss5
tUde from taking at become robust and full y
under its influence Ii Immediately COunersgt5 the
OF the female frame, Mich the OF barren
1t will not be expected of us, in Of delicate
NATURE exhibit certificates Of performed, but
the afflicted that hundreds OF have been
Thousands of where families have been wLhyU
Children after using few bottles Of this invaluable medicine
have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring.
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PAYNE HARRISON, 90 P0ydTa9 street,
VIM. f.. ( USHlNG Il GO. So Common street,
ETENEhMSiAh IlAMERRITIr 81 90 lGruuinr q
&TGSStEGsSG Mst1c1ne BRFB9'eEs0sESG,
LEI Chnrtrea st. New OrIeaMa.

! WRIGHT 81 co. having resolved to stand unryaled in
~ every department of their business have agreed with the
ropreOrs and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States, to keep them con
far below the usual market prices By this arrangement they
enabled to offer for the Inspection Of purchasers the
extensive assortment which be found in this any other
city. HIsbg had many years experience in the purchase
ald sale Oi Patent Medicines, they have acquired facilities
pr conducting this particular department. the most liberal
g and are prepared to supply the trade at prices
exceedingly low, that the purchaser cannot fail realize
handsome centage his investment, either at WhocsqtC
RGtuH. At their establishment may be found iu
assortment Of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprises part of their assortment, and
be furnished TO Dealers most at rom twenty 10
twenty-five per cheaper than manufacturer regular
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of SaIsapRa has been expressly prepared
reference female complaints. No female vino has
suppose she approaching that critical period, The Tuu
Of Life - should neglect to take it
for any of the horrible diseases to which female
subject this time Of life This period may be deRy6G
bic for those who approaching womanhOcd as is cal
Cuated nature BY Qugkeung the blood and nvgOr-
ang the system indeed, this medicine invaluable for
the delicate diseases which subject 1t braces
the whole SYSTEM rsDes permanently the nat8T energies,
by removing the impuuUes the body, SO lar Dua.
ting produce subsequent relaxation, wi egIrhaai
medicines taken female weakness and disease ~
using bottles of this medicine eL4 phIn "a
surgical operations may ne eVentst.
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List OF Vessels I'm Port Not OIeared.

Nesn the First municipality (ssgnAtsd the folsvis
" ne Mes esmnsnes At the kuiIesd AMI
Ia the Second n2 tbs Mes. SteAmpe
log Ne being fatboat Landing the Third (ms The nel
eenmanea AZ he Rarsad aud
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This certificate COncusivey proves that this Sarapanaha
perfect control over the most obstinate disease OF the Blood
Three persons cured N one house Is unprecedented.
THREE CHILDREN.
Or. 191Hsed-Dear Sir; have the pleasure 10 inform
you that three OF children have been cured Of the urn
by the Of your excellent medicine. They were afflicted
very severely with bad Sores have taken only four bottles
took them away for which feel myself under great Obga
ton. Yours, respectfully,
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minus
!ner,s Canahlahy
4. \. r tlihe7tOGA D.
swans
Aley s.
J syne 8,
Jaaiien .5.,,,
SFoaphIiiiSs'
l'f, lUWnseld s.
hHIey,'sr
tuls 8,
hslnk9Op'5,
I lst0l's,
woods,
bu'l-s.
-. Suig. IN
IicEher sugar CoaLeu l uI
tBrT S Lie, LgauFe
Niptiqt's Lille,
nights Indian SegelaDle'
Etandreth 5 veg. UnlNerShl,
ht1fls94 Hygeidn,
Lee. 3 New London,
Cooper s.,
| : udersOn,s,
! " star s Oentte IHIgauyie,
itIpbaEus Anu-Olllou5 L am
| wayne SanaLiNe'
EguiUk Sugar-coaleu,,
s4pplngtOn's Fever " Ague
Guyei.s Rheumatic,
! tUeilenbeTg,
; .eRCer' Vegetable,
hsner's Chamomlle,
| Persian,
A.,ebagls' Health
| A'leba5is' AeUe,
| Lv0us' thdmumiIe,
| \ aBdtl's Ant-blliUusr
| h. ,Ollbg's Pile,
| haynes Ague,
ttgl7ey Gold;
Cough Remedies.
Shsrman's Balsun,
b ICiau'g hungarian,
~. Davis kElid Cherry an
ar,
! 3 neT's EleCampane,
/ s. suu's Balsan,
| IHUmpsOn'5 Tar and NapthJ
Jnyne's ExpeetOrant,
I Buncln's EEpeCtOEnt,
RlTthOiuuew's do;
I sgiIey's syrup wild Cherry
Slgsyne's do. do.
: meek s PUlmOuiC SyTupt
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CUTs, WOUNDs AND sOREs.

The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases
wonderful quickly does It remove all pains and
and heal the injury. No SCAR REMAISs. It's success in
healing old Of long standing is unparalleled.
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STORAGE.
GTORACi

STORAGE FOR FURNlTURE--Tho. undersigned
~ having removed his establishment ,ic1 No. SO the
large four story brick building No llt Magazine street.
spegg sOcs the paGdge OF his friends and the public.
aUo on ], Il. BURGEN.
RROOhLXSs WAREHOUSE COMPANY,--Fhe
" BTookyH W arehOuses, at AGier5 opposite cw Orleans
are now inrgguess to receive PRODUCE from the WEST
and NJ s5GCBANDlSE from the NORTH, intended for re-
SHIPMENT Having 1900 feet front the nye with wharves
P front of the Warehouse by which goods Immediately
conveyed without aVage exposure TO the weather. ample
room will be found the disCharsia& Of steamers and
loading of ships.
Charges Ned very low rates, and every acGommOda
ton offered TO The Merchants IN the city the Shippers ~
the upper county. 1t the wish of the 0mpany to equal
the COuyenlences of the Atlantic Dock, of New York.
Persons interested in transmitting Mercha udlse are invited
TO visit the premises. =, ,
Office, corner OF Magazine and Lafayette streets, NewOr
leans L. J, CASEY, Secretary.
RefvCHces-J. & r. Geddes; Price, Frost 4 Coz j. W.
St"ntOn Il Co.; r. f. Nichols. leh u
ABION NIILLs-This superior brand of Flour always
oil In FERD. KENNETH & co.
~ UININ-i5OO ounces. landing and in store for sale by
~, o3l e. J. HART co. 70 TohoupOuas st.
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Dr. Townsend, not having tested his SasGpaa in Ggses
Of Fits of course recommended it, and supr5e
receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer Of WestChester county:
FORDH4h, August Is, l947
Dr. TOSoHSeHd-DeaT Sir: have little girl YEAR
Of age, VINO has been several years afflicted with Fits;
tried almost everything for her, but without success;
although could lnd recommendation in Circular
for like hers. thought, she very delicate
health wCnld give her of yOui SaaparR, and
very glad did, for it emily restored her strength, but
has had no return of the Fits, pleasure and
Nse She is fast becoming rugged and hearty, yt which
we fee, grateful. iOuIs, respectfully,
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS " dILDREN'
1t is the safest ana elIecual meddni 'or PuHying
the system, and relieving the suterngs atteu nj 9on cd
birth discovered 1t strengthens both thy mother and
child prevents pain and disease, increases nI eRrghes us
food; those who have used it think nfspensaDe Il
highly useful both before and after confinement, pr
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth N COsveness, piles
cramps, swelling OF the feet, despOndenfy, heartburn yOm
ting, pain the back and joints, falls pains, hemOuhage
and regulating the and GfluaZlng the Clnula
ton has no equal The great yu Of this medicine is,
always safe, and the delicate and successful
very few cases require any other S1dCne; little
oil magnesla uReiu, exercise IN the
and light food, with this medicine Will always insure 5al
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st. IIUTTISl MOI JUy ., I5lb.
Dear SIR About week since while working at my trade
my foot in very bad and dangerous way. The whole
bit of the adZe entered The of foot Just below the in
step The wound began Riame, and continued do
until became much alarmed. used British Oil, linGturs
OF Myth, and several adhesive pGster but all purpose
then commenced the use of
DAIIEEs'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and less than the and Inflammation began
TO subsde and has entirely lett me.
confidently recommend Dalley's Magical Pain EJ-
tractor being superior anything have 5ecn tried
removing pain or Inflammation,
am u shp-carpenler by trade, and shall he wilHuE
fy the virtues of the Save all Times when necessary.
reside Franklin Avenue, No, l5l where can give any
I"DI.l-'.o.l -s8IIso. IEFEEKSON NJ. BISHOP.
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PIAgters.
5herman's Poor Mans,
AllebGsis' do. do.
Do. India Rubber Back,
The Improved Poor Mans,
Jew Davld's or Hebrew,
Peters Vegetable,
knapp's lndian,
Whites Machine Spread
STRENGTHENING,
Writings Strengthening,
/ KIdd's Imperial,
| IeiTiCk's Royal.
iiniInents.
Hunts Hayes,
Buffers Bone and Fever,
/ Dayis's Horse, Scians,
! Bulne's Lotion,
Tooth Pastes.
Sherman's Compound q
| Tooth,
THOMPSON Aromatic GOOlhs
Jones' TOOthache.
LOLenRes.
Sherman's Cough, Worm
1 CamphOT,
IChing's Worm,
| WistHr's Cough.
I Drops.
/ SOlOmon's TOOthaChe,
| SAerman's TOOthaChe,
/ Wllliams' TOothache.
Miscellaneous.
lThOnis Extract,
[ WiHer's Arcunum Extract,
/ LaTter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
Mrs. Kidder's Cordial.
SWgnn's DithOntriplC,
lOsgOOd g Indian ChOlOgOgues
llialsey's Forest Wine,
Mrs. Hayes Dys'Y Cordial,
ICuIlen's Female Specific.
|Cullen's lHlkan Veg. Rem'ys
I kOwGud IS Magic Lotion,
Bells Army FinCture,
Davis ilspuTative Extract,
IJayne,s Alternative,
y. J2yne's Hair Dye,
Jayne s CaTmlHauve,
Rnwaud's CGImiuatiye,
Balm Columbia,
, Upham S Pile EleciuHry,
Jones' Chemical Soap,
CrumptJn's Baisam,
|ThOmpsOn's Eye Water,
hrs, Hayes Eye Water,
Perry Duvis's Pain Kiliei,
Jones' Hair Restorative,
Jones' Lily White.
BeBi's Hair Restorative,
Soda Powders, COIOgues,
Meen Fun,
|CIrCas3isn Balm,
Balm Of Gilead,
kOby's Hair Curling Flaid,
Bailey 9 shaving Cream,
Taylor Shaving Cream,
+. BWuuc's Hair Lotion,
|H0rt's Remedy for Fits,
LHmcltg S French REGaz;syt
8al.ey 3 Mead Syrup,
Bailey susar-COaiel Caps
Bgg.s 5 Hyperion Fluid,
Wheeler's TeaDerry Tu0th'h,
Jones Nectar,
Gayai's AuOdyne Cordial,
Balm Of Thousand Flowers,
Bumes' Pile Lotion,
$. tahnest0ck's Nermi.uge,
2, Bailey S Group syrup,
lyOry Paste Blackius,
AlCassar On,
Chinese Soap,
LuCiua Cordial.
LuhingtOn's Balsam,
British oil,
SeidItZ Powders,
Harlem OIL,
Extracts, Soaps, etc. etc,
VI iCine line not mentioned IN Ia
a sQualiy favorable terms.
1y
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This will certify thai we have used DAhl+hY'S N AtJL
q 81. TAIN EEFR remedy Tor sore NIppsF,
and chesrully recommend it those who be slgte5
With that most distressing complaint, mql valuable
tic TO cure IT. tHCEBE BRAY,
albany, April, lS45. MARY MOORE.
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saxony 1900. Ami
ST Andrew, 6,ma
Saragossa ...... 9,mg
Telegraph. "a ,m2
WIN. & Elizabeth SINS
Warren........pnlL.