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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17

known TO renocs his daroe vice the sl,ve 10 dst aaA
en'avsg,nce her bcsetnv bot the wsspi.h ssmp~r.
the irritating tnr, the rnde dosmsoal msanss and ,ka
hundred nameless neelgsoces thst spol M hsssy u
ssscnton have rarely done eshes Than rsosssd sisAs
scsn u disgust and GRADUAL sleaston leaving eshisa
but b,ren track. over which The skssson u
psnionship sslks alons. ssN Z A.is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17
SMALL, FAULTS.

Homes often darkened by The continual re-
cnrrence Of small faults than by the actual presence Of
any decided vice. These evils arently Of very
dsslmar magnitude YET is easier grappls with the
than The other. The eastern traveller can combine
his forces. and hunt down the tiger hs, prowls upon his
pah bot lie 6nds II scarcely possible tsrsp. the mos
quos that pfes, the air he brea.hes. or he Aes s.
swarm in the eaui he tread he dIunkaId has been
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17
BY TELEGRAPH ~!

rNHE SUBSCRIBER has just eurned from the Northern
L cities, with the handsomcst and most complete asor
ment OF CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEW EIRY, sc. that it
has been his pleasure to offer to the citizens ynchbng
consisting, in part Of the following artices-vz fine Gold
and Saror LeUor Watches, sererdl fine Clocks, Bruce
lets, Lockes, Breaspins, Fngr Rings, Ear Rings ta Of
the latest and most approved syesl Gold Guard and Fest
Chains Gold and Sitpcr Pencils Cold Collar and Bosom
buttons, Sper Combs, Slpcr Spoons hsicm borcs (he
finest article offered in this matet) He finest quality
Of Senate and Congress kres, CoS Recoiring Pistols
tch Seals Gold SHctr and Steel Spectaclc SUer plated
CdndeStcs and other Articles unnecessary mention
All ask is call from the public, 10 ensure sales
81 The Ladies respectfully invited TO call and exam
inc my fine stock Of JeNelry. G. A. EN NRD.
O. N. b. Watches and Jewelry repaired at the shortest
notice. c. A. h.
June 3-l2a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17
POLITICAL.
THE TWO SCENES.

SCENE 4 rnr PsL,rE
Over the mooilsnd the wind shriehcth dreatil,,
lcejewrs glitter ON heather and thorn
Pale Is the sunligh, that flashes out Rtfully
Over domr where infant is born.
Fold s,lken robes round the little one caieiull,
Lay him in rest ON his pillows Of down,
Watch DER the sleep oi tina, scion OF royalty,
Born to inherit a sceptrc and a crown.
shut out the light, tina, the room may be shadow,
Fold silken curtains around the proud bed
Ladies in waiting, stepsoi,ly and silently
Let not a word in whisper be said.
JOY IN the palaces, lighted SO brilliantly
Beauty and avery rcvell,ng there
WINE, In the icwolwrought eoblcts, ioams dain,l,
All things proclaim that the queen ha. an hei,
JOY in the villages; chur,h-hclls ring meriily
Rockets are lighting the sky with the, glare
bonhTessrc crachl,ng rannons are laundering
Children are shouting, Long Lille to the heir
bown-'rodden millions, 90 join in the reyelry
Go, IN despite OF the letters You wear.
Nassals, and hcggars, aud pauper. right joyfuiiy,
flullei your iatters the throne has an heir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17
1Dr. ~ 8. FjfcL,S Remedjes.

NHE subscriber has Just reccv ed large supply OF Doctor
Il Fch's celebrated Medicines together with his Books,
Lectures Consumption, Shoulder Braces, Silver nang
Tubes, Patent Silver Spring Abdominal Supporters, &c &c
For sale by his authorised agent.
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist
Call and get his Guide to Invslids gratis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17
Valuable Mill Property for Sale,

... IN ROANOKE COUNTY,
FE undersigned have determined to dispose of the vaua
L bic Milling Property in the county OF Roanoke, known
as the BELLEVUE MILLS. This property is situated
on the Roanoke River mile West OF Salem the
seat, the midst Of large agricultural region The Nr-
gina and Tennessee Rail Road, under active
ton, passes Immediately br it, and the South esrn Nc
Adamled Road leading direct to Buchanan passes within
800 yards, aiodg the speedest and ample facilities
OF oftransportation TO the best markets
The buildings consists of large Brick Mil covered with
tin, In thorough repair running two pair OF Burs,
Choppers, new Carding Machine, and a Saw MILL
built in the most substantial order but recently erected
The water power sufficient to keep both operation.
Adjacent to the Mills newly erected enements suita
BILE attend both establishments about four
of Land Tor Gardens, SC We invite the attention of
persons desrous of devong themselves to tins business
examine this property.
rERMS-one, two, three four and five years, or the
usual deduction for cash
May l3-2m SIIANKS, MARTIN & co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17
M. ROSENBACH,
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CLOTHING STORE,

THREE DOORS ABOVE THE FRANKLIN HOTEL
HAS Just received a new lot of fine SUMNER CLOTH
ING, which he will sell unusually low prices.
p s. Another lot Of those fancy Calico and Striped Linen
Shirts White Pants, and White Mareilles Vests &C. &c,
All in want are invited to call early.
Nav 2-3,n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17
OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER & KANAWHA CO.

RICHMOND, April. i6, 1850
NOTICE hereby gwen that the water will be drawn of
Y from the Canal follows;
l. From the I've River Dam to Seven Islands, from the
10th June To the 5th July.
= From Joshua Falls Dam to rye River Pond, from the
25th June to the 10Th July
8 From Seven Islands To Cedar Point from the 25tb luna
to the lst July.
And 4. From Maidens Adventure Dam TO Richmond IN
GLIDING Ma'den Adventure Pond IRON the 18th june
lst July.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
WIN. p. MuNFORD, Sec'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17
.NMgalS. ElzGArS.

WE have in store, consignment 55 hhds. prime N.
w Sugar, which will be sold low for cash. cred
Tor negotiable paper We invite the attention OF countr
merchants to this consignment.
June l0-ts MOSBY * HOLCOMBE, Auct'rs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17
ZXerrluys and Lj0uOrS.

rINlIS DAY unloading from the Georganna Is bbs Whis
key and Brandy also 25 bbs gross Row lengs, and
lew boxes superior Sperm Candles, which offer spe
low MOSBY x HOLCOMBE, Actrs
une O---ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17
.V'EGKDE EE.

WE offer services TO those persons having Negroes
w for sale believing that can, all times obtain the
highest market price Tor such property We very we'll
fixed iof the accommodation OF Negoes left with for sale
and our terms moderate
MoSBY & HOLCOMBE, Auctiopeefs.
Ilne - -On
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17

Tools and Materials for Contractors.
WYE HAVE on hand good assortment of Blacksmth's
w Bellows, Anvis, Nises Sledge and Hand Hammers,
Stone Hammers, Cast Steel Hand Drill and Striking Ham
mers, Cast Steel Hammer Moulds, Stock and Die Screw
Plates, Files and Rasps Crow Bars, Picks Mattock, Tape
Lines; Broad Chop and Hand Axes; Halter, Trace and
Stone Chains; iand Crosscu and Pit Saws Horse Shoes
Horse Shoe Nails
5000 lbs Octagon and Square Cast Steel,
Shear and German Steel,
10 Coils Rope,
100 dozen Shoves and Spades, and many other articles
which anxious to sell on liberal terms
Feb est GREGORY g. ROYAII..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17
From the JCashineion Globe.
FRENCH POLITICAL. PROSPECTS,


We translate from tho Courier des Eiais Unis. the
following very remarkable paper. written by Alexander
Dumas which take To be wor,h no, less ihan half
dozen ot his romanees well written they all and
redoent of genius many OF them In few words.
with energy. precision and brevty. he traces the begun
ming and progress Of Democracy io France lIom tho day.
hundreds of yeas noo when ihe first Democt dared to
utter The "execrsble name OF Liberty TO thu last Of the
monarrhs. Dumas beli.ves--hni ahout which we feel
for in France NIL political ohanpe stens
revolutions, and experiments are "passblr,' thereo'o
there NAV he another mnnarchy and that soon In 1893
The people were not less resoved d---udeed hoy were
more so-never To have another King, than they are
now and since then they have had some fnr hye he
sides two lhrce rreondes. Wefn II TO bo said ID the
United States. that here monarchy ia not possible II
wond be an assumption wi,hon, hazard, Tor whaevcr
else may be possible In the of human events. thai
one thing -nnnnrchy--wo heeve not Ia be- Rlthougb
we have not vet, they have IN France. universal sui
irage Blu, that will come. thaut joubi, aud hore II
viii never he surrendered though are mol II viii
not be in the great transatlantic Republic.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17
ATTORNEY FOR PROSECUTING
Claims at the City of Washington

lNHt subscriber undertakes the collection, settlement
adjustment OF all manner OF claims, dama
against the Government the United States or any foreign
state country before comm.. iones before
before any of the public Departments at Washington
The procuring OF Patents Army and Navy Pensions the
collection OF accounts against the Governments all Land
Claims, and demand other business whatever
kind requiring the prompt and efficient services Aitor-
ney Agent.
Aresdence oi fourteen at the seat OF the Federal
Government, with thorough and familiar acquaintance
with the various systems and routine OF public business at
The different Offices, we'll in Congress added to this
Tree access to the ablc legal advisers if needed usfes
the undersigned in pledgng the fullest satisfaction the
utmost dispatch To those who may their business
has Being well known To the greater part OF the
o this district and TO gentlemen who have
members OF both Houses o Congress the last twelve wears
is decmed useless to extend this notice by special ceen
Communications must be prepaid in all
Charges fees will be regulated by the and extent
OF the business, but moderate all cases.
Address, IL. {. SPALDlNG, Attorney,
MAY 2-3m Washinoton ID &,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17
.N.OTICE. .

'IiE subscribers would respectfully inform their friend.
ana The public generally that they have engaged the
services o' Mr fhoMas C. lhLL, late OF Amhers county,
competent Anctonec and will future attend to the sale OF
All kinds Of Country Produce.
we have ON hand large stock of GROC ERiES and STA
PIE DRY GOODS, which we are determined To sell a.
neaP not cheaper than the goods be bought p
a market Tor cash, or IN exchange Tor Country Produce
we ,ci conhden oi The fact that the Planters will
DC n'y and airly represented by US, Mr. H has con,
siderable experience in the Tobacco trade. and will devote
has Whole tune to that branch OF business.
Liberal advances made on produe, consigned to US.
Feb 25-6m Hmm & pprS.roN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17
Kanawha, Cincinnati and Louisville

2e
UNlNE PASSENGER STEAMER HERMANN, w
s. Summers MASTER will leave km,awha Salines ev.ry
saturday morning al A. Nj, and arrive at Cincinnati on
Sunday a, p. NJ. and Louisville at ~ p NJ Returning
VIII leave Louisville on Monday at 12 and Cincinnati
o" tuesday NJ IL NJ, and Will continue during the
son should the low stage o water H. running
the hne light draft steamer WM. PHILLIPS, will as,
sumo the place OF u that passengers may rely on the
punctuaityo oi those boats.
For Freight orPassage apply TO Capt board, on 10
J. II. MALONE 10 mile house,
Messrs. SMITH, WALKER x co, Ia. Salines.
or WHITAKER * SONS, Charleston.
n, - Persons having Slaves that going West, will
ind to their advantage 10 take these Boats direct Louis
Vile thereby avoiding the difficulty Of offeshppng Gin
cinnati
May 2-3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17

Office Of The Firgiaia and Tennessee II. Il. Col
. LYNcHBURG. JUNE 10th, 1850 {
VINHE Stockholders in this Company will pay lin addition
to the requsons heretofore called for amounting
sharc) the further of Five Dollars per share the
10th day of July next
By order OF the Board of DrectorT
I. q. MORRISON, Treas. & Clk.
June l0-t10Jy
Delinlnens will be REQUIRED to pay interest in all cases
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17
All kinds of Country produce.
MARBLE MANUFACTORY,

| AMES PAGAN co, SCULpToRS, Market
~ street, iynehdlag, Ia a-Monunents, NANTES. Tomb.
ana Head stones, Table aud Counter Tops, and House
WORK IN general executed in all its branches In the hss
manner, Tor public and private buildings Terms moderate
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-07
HIGF 6sICCIh00L FOR YOUNG LADIES.

As BOARDERs AND DAY PUPILs, Caroadegst
superintRnGenCe OF the MISSES .4LLKSON from Lon.
PoN.. This Institution conducted the best plans of
European instruction, constantly for the reception
young ladies' in all the solid and ornamental branches reQu-
site to a complete and finished education.
TERMS and other particulars may be known on appica
delet street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-07
For the Crescent.

MY NATIVE STATE. BY MELoprA.
Home of youths happier hours, land of my birth,
How have doated on thy glorious hills
Where first learned to give these young songs BIRTH
And wake the poet-lyre that through me thrills
Soft Italy. though lovely. ne'er could be,
Fen in the glory of her proud heart-Rome-
What to eternity thou 1t be to
The starof Earth, my spirits long lost home.
And ha'h no bard e'er walked his tuneful Tyre,
10 sing the praises of thy beauty bright?
Were genius mine, ID print with pen of fire,
On every soul my counry's deathess Light.
Aye, many winters eve, when but child,
We heard the hoarse wind sway the forest tree;
And whistle through the boughs strange and wild
almost shouted in my grish glee.
Yes! where Virgnia's forest branches bow
Unto to the ceaseless music of the air.
We p.ucked the laurel white from mountain broyR
10 twine amid the tresses Of my hair.
And then, upon the noble arch we trod,
PeerinR into the vast dark depth below:
And gIoried in my heart to think that God
With his owH hand of might, had made It so.
And when the sun rose in the royal East,
Art sazed upon the river till it blushed,
Moving like some great monarch to a feast
His arOf gold, his brow by triumph flushed
A cloud of doubt upon this spirit stole
AM ID have given worlds one tear to weep:
lelt the weakness OF a woman's soul
Myselfa breath-an atom on the deep
And last when day h1th mellow ed into ev'n
l we gazed enuanced on Ottar's lofty peak
And felt my heart so full of bliss and heaven
lcould not break the spell-I dared not speak
And when nights mantle, sparkling with star,
Upon proud Oceqn's beating bosom fell
l 'Veroused me-catching in the distance far
a brdswid voce-the tinkling of bell
l love the silver James, whose waters roll
In peary waves along its bed of green--
The widest, merrest moments of my soul
Have on its banks Of living emerald been.
Alas my native land, the wor d hath turned
Its words, its thrilling words of scorn on thee
Though in mB heart a voice hath burned
From every thought of Ill to set thee free.
IT is vain the murm' ring of the urstrunglyre
Breathes forth thy praises in too faint tone
know not why, but all my spirits fire
The dream-the passionate mnse-all hath flown.
Yet can worship still thy forest wild
Thy glorious his-those waters calm and clear
And OF th Sc dark green woods, where first smiled
In mem'ry now mine eye doth drop a tear
Sweet land to thee this little song bring
The offering of lutte untaught by art:
II is true, it comes forth from broken string
The saddest string er struck within my heart.
The worlt may greet me with a smile of mrth
Yet, like the chief who gIoried in his Rome
III love those royal hills that gave me birth,
And ever boast-NTgina is my Home
Columbia, Tenn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-07

A GREEABLY Re 9ari.n The Council Of Second Munich
e e o the 5' bI y. rs 1 a T asy dy % 5 . s, ,a
five Dor! per Jay for every Ssy alter 90 hsoS ~. aSs %
a saa & Ii. n1s %s . nPfa 3 and 14 at s y % e @ @y az,
surveyor the expense Of 'hs s esPssss SON GSn as;D,
First Ward.
vS.c M h;rS A. @oS 6 g. tS G.ng on T'houP0u'' street. be-
I. Mathevs's corner Constance and Orange streets.
ssdpey = ontDg on hsg'Ins near Basin street
HHrame lame Young loniog the above -,,..,---.-
McDonogh Religious between Market snd ST. Jmes streets
hcOonogh ST. John the Baptist, between MARKET and St.
Estate Of Walsh Dimond aEsn St. John the Baptist
.,! John yr3s & 81 Romai ss T4s5s'I end ssss4s.
~ Rogers IT, Duffy sgert of TchouptOuas and Ce
Lyauda Richard street. between St John the Baptist
Barrow Mason agen st. John the Baptist, between Richard
Terrell Baptist, Richard and Market Streets
Second Ward.
between y iEutsrpe and Terp.ichOre streets.
!tsss, t52,'' & bounded ss:;hu Dr,aas, Eurp.
?. Irwin; Thaga between saccbus and Dryade. street
G. Reppe ep5mane bet Teen accau and ade stress
G. Duncan south agasns and Constance tts.
fudge a aSg Ss5d SS9nE Gs%p 6s aS2ss sTss
Owner unknown northeast corner Camp and Basin
Third Ward
@ Snh Psfye o corner Of & aen9ie and G:houPouas streets
e. Paudng Front Lees between suzette and Gneune
James Hewitt suzette between New Tchoupoulas
J. Peters, Front LeVee, between Suzete and Beujmn.
]os,PP FPSsT soSs,e between From. Lsvss
Andrew; Suzstte be Tchoupioul1s Front .yee
J. j. Ouorne zee between Tchouplt0uIas New Leyee
Feier ConTey Of suzete and streets
Unknown corner Of Duplauter
Do DO. LOUIS and
Do north of P0eyiarre Foucher streetI
Dohery lCuddy Co. agents) Camp, Estee and
MelCerte streets. ~ N
Owner unknown suzete, between agune and Constance
Fourth Ward.
b. Chsresi Hercules, betwt Thaa AID
". Moore corner OF Hercules ETato.
j. Bendernah Bacchus, between Triton Walk Caiope,
Lambeth Wallace Square 222 Dryale Baechu
Soq Is DoSn sgent) Dryaiss between Clio and Caiope
T. D. Murphy; Calope, hetw en- Apollo aud 3acchus.
ohns"n emes Nc DE mott gentl Bacchus
Estate OF PogPi of Bacchus anu Tnalia.
T. Soulet LalIope, b-tween Bacchus
W. Bonniedle Dryade between Triton Walk and Caliope
SeUenth Ward
Christian Ltndauer southeast
Dr. LaSson Dr Mccormick sgentl halrquare, bounded by
Foydras Perddo, st. Peter ADD st. Pau Streets .
:... St. Marx, be HeVla and Poydras streets,
John Hsgan; etEesG Common and Jackson on Claiborne
W. NJ Lambeth and Wallace square between julia Cypress
Pine and Locust - 0't''
Ross Peter street, Julia and Ciir,i rse,,
Square o. gount between julia Cypress and Locust
one-haI, W NJ. Lambeth one-half A. a. Wallace
John D. Fink square between ST. Peter John PoyIra.
tevia ' -'' 10
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-07

TIV MISS



THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
IL the suret safest and remedy this disease
will positively give relief in the cases. and even after
all the old remedies have failed Persons have frequently
called office with astonshment upon their faces stat
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon part
of their bodies the bowels and that copous movement
had resulted trOm This result will always follow thorougl
rubbing of the Extractor the bowels when they are COS
tive. Let the experiment be tried 1t perfectly safe am
In no instant ecan the Pain Extractor do ham.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-07

Messrs SANDs-GGnHcmen: take the liberty of sending
you letter. which may be OF importance
as have done received great benefit your sarsRpsra
ing been cured OF nalA'
ch"euy certify the good your medicine hope
Will reward tor all the good
had nsnd day and night and repeated fever H.
duced believe that should die consumption.
while suffering violent burning persuaded
Try incomp rable medicine but TRUTH
no Confidence in it, finally bottle and,
the help Of 6 d. restored had Tor
but bless the author medicine
With great respect, am, gentlemen, obi sery'
FERMIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-07
From Kentucky.
InhammatOry Rheumatism Cured.

Messrs SANDs-GeRheleH 1t is my duty to commun.
My afflicted with the ,iomarb
OF the character her limbs much swollen
she had headache and
with naammatory rheumatism The best ical ob
ahOre only relief; and
heard OF the remarkable effected by
and commenced its which produced relief
and
aUd other mammator SYMPTOM restoring her to perec
health send this statement Of justice, believing 10 he
duty ncouHge the suffering portion family
Sands sRrsapura, which believe parallel IN the catn
ogue medicines. With feelings Of gratitude remain YOUR
friend, SAMUEL, r HARGER
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-07
MaYOraIty OF NewOrIeans September q. 1870
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two ,
SltLlng O Tuesday Sent lS5l

DISSOLVED, That the Mayor and he hereby and
II requested after having given ten days tice tn ron
'c Tor bud SChoOoue upon property eugng
the Municipal and situated in First Fourth Wards hereof
according TO The plans and in be Surveyor
oihce 'he work TO be done
sasactI Of he Surveyor completed within five mnh,
from The date OF co Payments certifc AZ
the Surveyor the work ogresss and twr ~
subject 10 the approval o the Council.
tSignedl JAMES II. CALDWELr Pre,ident
AppIoyel september &C. 1850
~, [Slgnedl NM, A. d. CROssMAN, Mayor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-07

was nine year under medical skill in the cities Of New
York and Albany lbonng under the distressing Ery.
speas, attended Inflammation of the ki neys and with
bleeding Piles, deey liberated with large humps Of the size
Of hen proTudng, and large bOs covered my body
The urinary seureOns stopped for days when my distress be
ntOeTable. dy Tongue cracked and the roof of nv
mouth covered with sores, and chest at the root -
my neck was in burning heat so that cold wse,
did not COO il.
n this misery onged death, and never expected ra
eovery, hen Mrs. Jeszup desired me to
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-07

hereby certify that have been afflicted with aninveterat
Fever Sore for fourteen last past and have spent nearly
1--WE hundred dollars in employing physicians ndn hasne
medicines that used recommended its but
purpose, until last resort, heard and tried
LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, when, to INV
great SURPRISE before had used whole box OF this Save
my limb was entirely healed, and have nothing OF it left
about BRADOCK DAVIS.
Henristta, Monroe county, N. Y, May g. IS5, iS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-07

This cerifes that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used family for Salt Rheum of thirteen years
durauon and for Warts These fierce diseases have been al
aevated, and they both entirely removed There
be nodoub but this Medicine has all the that the
Patent reclams for it, from what has fallen obse
vaoE added the resuectAbe testimonials favor
by Others |hO have used it immediate relief
do most eeuy recommend TO the cithe afflicted
the this Invaluable salve
RLhaLn. NJ Y. ROSWELL EH
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She brOug he'd box and applied some 10 the sores
felt immediate wherever it touched me- and begged
fr enough annon{ thoroughly. 1t obtained and
life seemed to invest To remove the burning and
10 the chest made Pills OF it, and took them Which
cured me. my hfe to your valuable Extract /
being and have been since early
the year lS42. KERZIA FRENCH
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VOLUME III.-NUMBER 1S5.

every breeze. From the battements of Heaven,
the spirits of fathers bend in soIicitude, and
NOUN, grief can enter Heaven, tha, they have
ho human tongue to arrest our mad career"