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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-17

Il was nine years under medical skill in the cities of New
YORK and Albany aborng under the distressing Ery
spei attended with Inflammation of the kidneys and with
6eedng Piles deeply ulceled with large Jumps Of the size
q hen eggs proudng and large bois covered NV body
The urinary scre0ns stopped for days. when my distress he
came noerable My tongue cracked, and the roof of NV
mouth was covered with Sores and my chest at the ROOT If
did not cool it. - $3.50 WIN "o'ei
COYeTy, when Mrs. Jesup desired me 10 ~FS~NSN Az
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-17

"A q. AINsWOR,rH, NOTARY PUBT.Tc ANN
"a. COsHsMfSSiONER on. DEEDS for euery Statei
p tae gnsen; OFFIcE-No. 81 CAMP STREET, New or.
and Mortgages Drawn and all Documents and Istrunentso
Whiting Prepared, and Authenticated r Use and Record n
Since 1915.
r. Marine and other protests particularly attended IN
and n cases OF General Average or Partial Los CORRECTLY
ted and promptly arranged. miS6 1ydE w
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Penn AI.E MEnTTRr

Df Iownsend's Sarsaparla is a sovereign and snas1r ana
I9t ineplen Consumption, Barenne, Proapsus Uer oT
HqhLns Oh lle womb, Costivene Piles, Leucborrhpa ~
Hmtes, INSTRUCTED or difficult Menstruaon Incontnspcoa
oI Urine or involuntary discharge thereof and for Inc
piosudloh OF the sysem-nO whether the rsnt -
ten cause Of causes produced by ineguariy lines or
e. ~ t,gllng can De more surprising than OranF
ou ue human lTame Persons all weakness and G
Tae rom taking at once become robust and u Of
uhuer Us influence 1t Immediately cOuneracs the narsy
mes oil le female frame, which is the great caus of b
ness II WIN not be expected of u.s. in cases oil N deica
nae, 70 eAlDlt cerlcates Of performed but we %
e anlcte that hundreds OF have been reoTi
thousands OIL cases where families have been william
GhdTis alter using lew bottles of this iuvaua NJ
nave been blessed with fine healthy nfsnrinr
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NO. IS CARONDELET STREET.

49, sign OF the .Eseuiapian Statue.
| 1R hEROY'S and PELETIER'S (oT Paris> COM
GTEfRfO O ~ MIXTURE and ANTIVENEREALS PE-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-17

The efficacy of htPAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
remarkable We Know of numerous cures, and do not
hesitate that the Ointment will never fail for this
pose Deicacy III from asking certificates from ladies
on this subject The following paOcused by one of our
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-17
'LAKE's FIRE AND MATEIl-PROOF NINE
RAJ PAINT 4'AANAA-

M ghE than oNE HUNDRED BARRELS of this Paint have
peen s9d mere the past season. which has given very
ssa satisfaction e al who have used and the demand
y Y The Paint of two c0ors the Slate and
Chocoate the latter of the most fashionable now in
aaa Jar more durable than lead the weather makes no
I'M fesson upon H. whether used upon Brick or Wood
NJ BENSON, "a Practical Painter Camp Street opposite
Lalayete Sqnare,) who has used extensively Will mnat
every desired information respecting IT. - imp "1'
an ca, ....,--,-, o. SHELDON, Agent.
- Bank Place ~ - "a u w LII III s n a W.
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THE AI.IMENTARY CANAI-THE SKIN ANN
kInNENS ---''l


* tae Sgsley ENTIRE FREEDOM from disease maintained
the host Of paades prevalent this season Of he o
sTyTs q qS ssSe s absolutely Necessary that these
IN the system, whether produced BY the oT poI
q the stomach By o the
nav SSp; 20 o. ny the VARIATIONS OUR FROM
locked ~ n G s pr oLosED in which disease
n aSSSo9 and disease expelled from the system, and
~ eoa.gnmens the ORIENTAL LIFE ELrx1R h,.
4 now fo % M nom the Manufacturer IN New York and
g sss sF 4 J. WRIGHT. & Co, ISL Chartre. St
discovery Of wondG Rsmeg S'i Sa9 "a account Sg Of the
t0Sg os the agent as above and viii be found bsS
DOLLAR PER BoTTILE rr'cs of the Remedy ONE
C0GMHPS0 y EXTRACT OF COP1y1 Avn
The extensive use of bs RsS ssssssS s Uaary Organs
GUY during which period has rSres failed 10 sr N Ihls
have BEEN % a nS ' obvs aseStss E which
sat and nnequaed excellence Being free from III OF nI Tvs
m az dn up IN a OF convenient and portable sSe sl5
d ID m MAcPHEERs99S's Drag and caewiea, stor.
F,XaTHRaAuGI1ED OF! 0E C0SPAyIA, SUBSEQUENTLY
itself sunesor 10 H. original Preparation has proved
S ts recent 81, additions and viii srey @ p pTo
he Corner @ Magazine and POVdras streets az ri "
GoLEMAN's GONORRHOEA MIXTTRE
as p sSee;S se rs sosdsDi Z ps bis MIXTURE
ne that will every instance Cure tSat he 10 sSs e99idsn,
As asss 70 hSfhnd me Money when j. fails. His ONLY
Dc s@ RGsTE { PADDOCK. no Povdras St.
IL ,S e Esgs Choies GosHEN BUTTER;
shin M,5 ~ bSSss English DAIRY CHEESE; landing ex.
% l olS'9 ch e sa s x !, c,mn,
X ET iIINI MUsFARD-A faisappiy Of an siso1,
q W. L. CURLING Coz 9 oOuuOu a
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Albany, April /, 1877.


living TO the great success and immense sale of Dir Town
sends Sarparia, number of men who were GIrn,sy M
hgea.s' have commenced making sarsanara Extracts
l pitters' Extracts OF feloR Dock etc. They gene,
aTf stolen and copied our adyeemep; they are only
FIncipal Office, I6 F,ltOn sir1ef SIM BuIdipr Ns,p
I r9rk kedng Co.. SIZE Get, Bosfon Dyo s. Son.
~ N nl SecoTi 81 et; Philadelphia s. S. Hance DING
~, bai,mOre; NJ Cohen, ChaTesol; l05 Sqrh Pearl
SEeeis hbany r. H. McGlaw, Natchez: and by an The
principal Druggists and Merchants generay tron bon th
United States, West Indies and tie Canadas e0O' '
IN J. WRIGHT, 15I Cadrtres street
20 SOLE AGENT, New Orleans
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For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR Is invaluable
Other remedies may make the disease disappear for little
me but it is driven in, and will re-appear in the same on
some other place The Pain Extractor, however, draps out
and completely the of the disease and effects
nrnhnI
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DATLY CRESCENT.


MixUrk CALCULATIONS. "A queen bee will lav
200 eggs daily for fifty or sixty days. A single
queen bee has been stated to produce 100000 bees
IN i season. A swarm Of bees contains from 10 600
20 10000 IN natural state, and from 10000 to 40-
600 IL hive. There are about 5000 cells in
square loot Of honey-comb. 5000 bees weigh
pound. wasp's nest usually contains $1,000 or
10000 eggs. Some female spiders produce nearly
1000 eggs. $500 silk worms produce one pound Of
siiki but il would require $1,000 spiders, all fe-
maiss to produce one pound Of web. There are six
or seven generations Of gnats in summer, and
each lays go eggs. 4cow eats 100 lbs. of green
food in every twenty-five hours and yields five
quarts or 10 lbs. d milk. Every pound Of cochi-
neal contains 10000 insects boiled to death and
from 100000 20 100000 lbs are annually taken to
Europe for scarlet and crimson dyes. Lewenhock
reokone 900 divisions in the cornea (outer coat q
the eye) ofa butterfly, each one ofwhch, he thought
possessed crystalline lens. The spring Of watch
weighs .ul5 Of grain, pound Of iron makes So
000 The pound ofsieelcosts2d asngle spring 3D.
so that 90 900 produces f4l5. The Atlantic Ocean
IS estimated at three miles, and the Pacific at four
miles deep.
Gas STArIsTIcs.-The first gas pipe was lighted
within these sixty years and there are now In |
England and Wales $50 proprietary gas works, |
and in Ireland and Scotland no. Besides these,
there are 80 which belong to private individuals, |
and ~ the properly Of municipal bodies or parish |
oiicefs5 in all, us distinct establishments for the
manufacture and sale of gas In these works |
capital Of fl0 500 900 is said to be invested The
quantity of gas annually produced is about nine
thousand millions Of cubic feet and the coal con-
suIned 10 making Il weighs ,l25 900 tons. The |
number Of persons employed in lis production is
about 10000; and probably an equal number find
employment IN the preparatory work in the mines,
iron works, and other processes connected with n
Alter allowing for waste and leakage, the quantity
o. gas actually sold % the public in the year is
200 600 600 cubic feet-produeinr light equal
10 what would Ia piven ont hv % ia 6dn =. lin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-17
COPARTNERSHTPS
ID A L l. r Y'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine.
Nh NnN RnUNn

AIS original ana only Genulnos
| NO COMPOUND
Has ever been discovered that possesses any Of the qualities
oil this famous remedy Almost daily hear of new, and
heretofore unknown virtues discovered BY its application to
new dseases-tor it remarkable fact, that of its eff
tec are known only from accident experiment So deep
has been the science OF MIR. HENRY DALEY, the In.
ventor. admirable the combination of its ingredients that
it found suited relieve almost amen which the
fane Of man is subject Let of the De-
cular qualities of this remedy;
Frst-It will, within five minutes from its application
remove the pain from the severest BURNS, SCALDS or
BLISTERS 1t will also remove the pain and cure GOVT
TIC-DOLEROUX, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
or SWELLINGS.
See0nd.-In cases of BURNS, If applied Immediately, il
will fe matter how may be the injury
unless vital part be burned and consequently any sore
inflammation.
Tnird-It will heal Buns or Wounds Ulcers, or Sores
any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
Foarth-It neualizes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects, or Rabid animals
FTth.-It will, wherever applied prevent MORTIFICA
TION and in old wounds wherever modification has com.
menced, it will arrest the disease and cure the wound even
where flesh has already dropped away it will the part
Sirlh.-If BROKEN LIMBS, when set be well wrapped
up in the Save no Inflammation, Swelling Pain can &C.
cur, and the bones unite and become strong with astonishing
rapidty.
ScUenth-When the Bowels painful or infiamed the
Extractor, if well rubbed them will afford relief and
cause movement even when castor OIL jaap and all other
medicines have failed.
IL
do harmthe will absorb more than is necessary to
repair it. 1t will not conflict with any medicines that may be
taken internally.
We have not in this publication enumerats all the
diseases cured by
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but shall subon few testimonials of its value selected
from the thousands in our possession from all parts of the
country. I
PILES.
may be confidently stated that there no case of PILES
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR.
1t is certain remedy, and at once the pain and
soreness.
John Williams, resident of Hamilton county and CITY
OF CINCINNATI fee solemn duty that owe to the eonmn
n thus TO publicly state that have been troubled with the
Tor about seven years, during which time have su
Tered much bodily pain lost great portion of that time by
confinement % my bed, and have expended several hundred
dollars but TO purpose continued to grow worse Mean
While was Persuaded and finally urged to make trial Of
:, DALl4EY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR far
the awful complaints and my utter amazepent am "a
well and hearty as ever and to the two boxes of ms
precious ointment aserbe my cure These facts am will.
ing to affirm to, should make the statement OF an old resi-
dent any more authentic. JOHN WILLIAMS
Cincinnati, 4th month, 1S47.
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MEDICAL CARDS


hn9wlng the extreme hazard which strangers run in con-
png for the of private Diseases owing 10
ne utter Of those who profess TO cure such
cases deem to be nothing but act Of kindness towards
Nj THpI,uhaey afflicted well sheer Justice to DR.
~ NO. % CUsToMHoUsE STREET. to state that in
e year 1876 was sorely afflicted with Syphilis IN rs worst
Sne 4s & form and for several months together was
Vreans without being all benetted-indeed grew worse
NJ length heard OF DIR. Muen's great reputation an
pea 70 hm and to my great joy three weeks he restored
jyl5 If & ANIfEf p5 HI 1s,; Z, lpH'
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NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
,, And Life and Trust Company.
(IAPITAL S300,OOO-all paid in Surplus also OO0
N JAS. WALKER, Sec'y.. JAS. A. PORTER, Pres
ne operations Of this Company for IL years. have been
connnned alone and exclusively to Underwriting.
River Sea and Fire Risks taken the lowest rates and
uses Is promptly adjusted. ". B. PARTEE, Agent
nlnso " Ottce. No. S3 Camn
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CUTS. MOUNDS AND snREs

The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases i,
wonderful quickly does all pains and soreness
and heal the injury. No SCAR REMAINS. It's success in
healing old sores of long standing is unparalleled.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-17

~ This VII certify that we have used DALLEY'S MAGL
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR a remedy for Sore Ninpes
and cheeruly recommend to those who may be afflicted
WIN that most distressing complaint valuable ar
albany, April, 1876. MARY MOOR "a
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gHhE iay5IlaIEIlII7I57
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
FINE WATCHES, JEWFLRY. Ete

vi. maker and dealer in JEWELRY, GOLD k&M
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. E%AA
All Jewery articles repaired moderate prices. mlSkA
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:, =, =. ST LOUIS, Mo-, July 6, 1875
cut my foot in bad and dangerous way The whole
bit of the adze entered the top my foot Just below the in
step The wound began to nfame, and continued 80 to do
until became much alarmed used British Oil Tincture
OF myth and several adhesive pases, but all purpose
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-17

IN OFFERING to the public this now and valuable remedy
i for CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
COUGHS, COLDS, ETC., we append few notices Of ~
character and efficacy of the medicine Numerous estmo~
nias may be seen in pamphlet for distribution at the agency,
which sufferers invited to obtain Imay be proper say
that DR. d. eminent practising physician of twelve years.
standing, graduate of the University of Pennsylvania.
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INSURANCE.

| NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company
CAAPRisTAMt S3N9s0 O9O.a Pad in sarPlgs slso
confined RiRs alone and eEolqSysy ndes nave Ossn
1 A' sfB 2 FARF ff' A rass and
-n mnzo " Office No 80 Camp street, New0reans
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
CAPITAL, S3OO,OOO.
ea AAtaE aSStn 81 NJ E ksSThr'
WV WoODirOLK, JOHN om MHAfBI Bass, sAN'L Stay
JAMES ]. GILL, Secretary. JOHN. M HILL, Pres't
mean, r. %h ;bo a,s sComPsn with ample
T Risks sO oS e: SSgP Bss t. ae
FGkE asE PfisF; II 3s & Masaan. st.
MERCHA 4NgI AND PLANTERS, MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Permanent Fund.- By act Of Incorporation, 5000. GOO
,U DIRECTORs:
g+fBE5P ksnas R9as &A B. RaF aon
Es ES5bn' 07F aa5bb g &% eRfE dsy
re'er Marcy lg. szymanski. John Hall.
GUTERERr BULLrrT, Vice President PRESIDENT
JUS NASH A0uar yv1Y EwD. lRAwLE, sOctOr..WM
IA MJoSEs. ana a H. CESiIs, NJ D., Physicians
an cash and well Secured Hoe H ampg
applications and make =, s % g receive
Corner Of N.4TCHEZ aud GIMP StrsetS on hi i +
MAXINE, and RIVER RISKS, and also nnon he / IVES
OIL w hlte persons and Slaves. f NV " Ia
Of This Company established on the Mutual principle
81 insurance. whereby every person insung with becomes
Interested IN It's success and its profits are divided among m
oussoLLlets. payable IN Cash, instead of Scrip d. fy
AGENCY of the UNION MUTUAL INSTTR Al NICE
CoMPANY OF NEW YORK,
ENSURES on the Mutual princple-1oitbo,t ,s-,on,y
Il Ho6nttV-havlng assets amounting to nearly E
r 100000.
made against Loss and Damage nv Fire and
Marine Risks, and Risks of Inland TaBsportstia3 AMI NsI
gaIl0n al reduced rates of premiums
IAe Prehs 81 ee Business oH be dirided 6etDsen
TRUsTEEs:
PPn y de hnSpp' John Van Nest, n; w. Merrill
1 III 9p ~ george Hardy, Edw. X Collins,
8 N Rnghl' George Bapelye, Henry II. Munsen,
nchard T. Suck, q. l.. Knapp, Edwin Howl
Gharles NJ Leupp, r. A. Robertson Jas d. Cooley
!; Is. Johnston, Henry Holt, p nj Vetm9r3s
Moses Taylor, Jno b. Van Rurap II pS eIbbiaoIe'
Jonathan ThOme, John P Nesmith Ferd SnvSdari' T.,
Joseph Bouchaud, ii, l.. Routh Richard Rel ''
Tonh I'M ", 1Sun2ut, Joseph Fowler, N. II. Wolfe,
Lambert SUDAN, Gilbert Anderson, "A. Seignette
SuIh :. lappan, DaVld Austen, James D. Fish
3etn n TrrT9}svenor, stephen Allen, Elias b. Brown
Z lKi nomfpsIoh' H. NJ Lawrence, E. T. II. Gibson.
~ - iAl"sS' u LAMBERT sUYDAM. President.
JOHN s. Japan, Vice President '''
FERDINAND Stage, Secretary.
r, =, RRFERENCEs:
3 3 n a dudley, Esq; Aaron Cohen, ESQ.,
g g y Samnmack; Esq. Messzrs. Bell 4 Stebbins
a% Ba II Bell Cashier Canal Mhs sngis X CO.
Messr. George Foster Co Psradise a nle OS
Corning Il Co. "a
r, Martin & Stockwell. :, N III Brigham
Bernard FallOn, Esq :. e. j. Han h n
JAMES 4; SUYDAM, Agent,
IN No, "A Common st. New Orleans,
nII I'm opposite the office of the Sun Mutual ms Co. |
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and i Oevns bS reS n s Sota9y on hand
Lever, Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES of all {&fA
@.A@ the best makers, Also-Fob, Vest ELAA
and Guard CHAINS, SEALS, G@as4A
-, - and KEYS, in every variety. Gold PENS
Pencs Thimbles, Buckles Fine Bracelets, Brooches
Casters Cups Pitchers Trays, Plated Castors
Sandlesticks, ums rich Fancy Goods, Lubn's fine Per-
tumery-together with variety of other articles ton
numerous to mention Also-SPECFACLES, with Gold,
SILVER Shell Steel bowed frames, and Glasses of every
Protectors ETC., ETC., constantly on hand and
htted to suit the eye at short notice. nix
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NAsT bTETsII SANS.
'iiE subscribers manufacture from the REST CAST
81 EEL Iircnlar Saws from to syty inches In III
n aifo MIL Ft Closscut and other Saws ali OF sn
% e& nSy They also state that these saws are ground
te peaent machinery, which enables them to claim ey
or a Sso maGnl5e which highly Important es he saws
eIepy made perfectly true and regular in tbckness vs.
ck or thin at any thus Strengthening CeHa Saw t
increasing them in thickness from lie emf no. eS
70 Ine centre The truth and uniformity OF the s,rT
ene e set IN the teeth necessary and on tbs accnnt
power required to drive the saws; bsles tEey viii n,
ee so frequent sharpenng-be less liable Ia bsrora L
ana also produce saving in tmbe, - 'iie hedted'
these saws may be had of the subscribers n MT ,b
United States. " w p ~ Ii tllr throughout the
O29 6md&W % and q Iii nOh Y CO.,
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TENT MANUFACTORY
NE subscriber would respectfully call the attention If al
ose bound to the gold regon'' his large stock az
use ana necessary articles, such every variety az Wi
ana other TENTS, with Portable Tent Poiss n w ~
IACh SADDLES; Potable CAMP BEDS weipbinT- sbonI
tT t pounds; canvass TRAVELLING BAGS. etc ali of
wcn ne oilers az ia prices, and in any quantity Tboss
Wlihg ter articles wateTproOled can be accOmmodated
ana 70 ~ customers who prefer do their own
& ene e % @ vii give the receipt e The e
O. every description speed and furnished
made 70 order and neatly repaired Every des
iohoI w ood ana lront rameA VIKINGS TARPAIJIINS
e''' naoe and warranted proof against rot or mdew.
corDor r,I,, III. CASSIDY,
tended to. ' N'e country VIII De promptly
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BRUSH MANDATORY d VARIETY sTORE
No, 10 CamU Street

HUFTY CO., PrODretOs of the above estab.
& take great pleasure in announcing to the ci-
zens anu country merchants that owing to the large and va
e esxntenSIye assortment Of BRUSHES AND VARIETY
oOODS received this Fall they now prepared to infer
every variety Of Goods in their ne either by hoesaIe or
eta az PRICES which they trust will metit the patronage If
ne puDne They would beg leave state that they are ea
PEI 70 se cheaper than other town as their stock
~ ieGelved direct from their manufacture
SHELL COM B S.......--. TnS3ssoJ s St,,I
Ladies' Ornamental Tuck Combs: @SSSSS'
Ladies' Plain Tuck Combs; NHatkYA
fiain and Fancy Dressing Combs: EEfiINR
Side, Temple and Neck Combs: tNNIIb
ChldSen half hoop Neck and Ear Combs tVVgNV
Ladies' the above assortment SO large and the
rarley SO great that requires your inspection to select
asorment OF Ladies' Buffalo Tuck Side and DRESSING
Combs, IN great variety, disi1rnn s
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,uI IAIla WHUh 1T MAY CONCERN
fsna9scn6ers Mond respectfully call the attention r
n ,GOOHTkf MERCHANTS ard Dealer i II ~
n AZ nee lars IN general, to Their VERY 81
ivhiL y esI9 sGe1t OF TIE bove pamed Goods "a
eS too @pmegO EVERY y Dr.. KIND AND QUALITY en-
sous abort purchasing in this ire Ia Sn igii az tb
sewbee P sr greatly their advantage beo purchasing
NJ NIfE ARD come DIRECT FROM THEIR OWN
VII ~ 1fCl9Kf e Newark. N j.; ard being satisfied
, I.tu tne 6IANUFACTURERS' PROFITS EEL certain
eannot fail be satisfied a (afteren inec
uon) mat the above is represented.
.,a DURBRGDGE & CO.,
oct4 ON % Eustomhouse street uns Stairs
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" IoYnsend not having tested his Sarsaparl, in cas
o. rus, OF course never recommended it, and was
Farmer of Westchester county: "'U 'eSpeo'aos
NJ T,o,...., n g.. E0RDHAM, August Is, 1877
II. LOohSehd-Dear sir: have little girl seven wear.
o. age who has been several years afflicted with Fts we
usd almost everything for her, but without success M
although we could find recommendation in onr +rss
or eases like hers, thought, she was in yeTv dsS
We Monl1 give her some OF your Sasapara and are
very gd we nd for not only restored her strength bnt sbs
nas hau no return OF the Fits TO great pleasure and sr
sue iasl becoming rugged and hearty, for which
we teel ETatetul Yours. resnerffnlv yl w NlhCh