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France.

The motion for the revision of the French
Constitution was rejected in the Assembly
at Paris on Saturday, July 10. Out of 1876
Members, who now hold seats in the As
Semblv, PA were present and voted-ll6
in favor of the revision and 27S against 1t {;
but as majority of three-quarters was re-
CURED to carry the motion, it failed. We
rejoice at this result.
The meaning of this decision is, that no
change in the fundamental law shall take
place until the majority comedies the rees-
adjustment of universal suffrage. Had
this been done beforehand, the required
number of votes might possibly have been
obtained There are many of the repub-
licans who believe that the Constitution
needs improving, and who would consent to
try it. But as long as three millions of the
people are dstranchised, they will not con-
sent
Still it is not certain that, even with that
concession from the majority. they could
carry Their point There are many who
think 1t necessary to defeat the revision,
simply in order to defeat the parties who de-
sire il NJ. de Falloux and NJ. Berger con-
tend for 1t IN order to bring back Henry W
others III order that Louis Napoleon may be
reelected Both these ends are resisted by
a large body OF men, and 1t is probable that
they would resist them to the last. They
think it safer for the republic-and some OF
them adhere TO that form from conviction,
others from pollcy-to go through the en-
suing elections with all the dangers repre-
scented as connected with them, rather than
evade those dangers by keeping Louis Ma
poleor in power. Among men of this class
We may name the Lafayettes, the Lastev-
res, Lamorlclere, Bedeau, Dafour, de Rem.
uSat, de Mornay-all moderate men. OF vary
ing political doctrines, who vet voted with
great decision against the revision. Ii Is
also remarkable that all the Generals distin-
guiShed for their exploits In Africa voted
the same way So, too, voted NJ. Theirs, j
shrewd Judge, at least. of the directionPopu-
lar opinion Is tending.
The Paris Committee which has managed
the getting up of petitions in favor Of the
rejected measure, IS said to have decided Il
! keep up its Iabors If so, the matter maj
be brought before the Assembly again, bu
more probably it will no more be heard of
Certainly ii cannot be unless the suffrage i
first made universal, and even then 1t is b,
no means certain that the constitutional ma
joriiy of three-quarters could be Obtaine,
al three successive trials, month apart.
Accordingly 1t must now be me business
OF the parties to prepare for the elections o
next Spring From those elections We an
ticipate no serious trouble, any more thar
We do from Ia desperate ambition OF LOU
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW YORK, MONDAY, AUGUST 4. 1851
For EUROPE.

The next number Of tn, T-iIr~.> for E,g,p,d-
Circulation will be issued TOMORROW MORN
ING at 9 O'Clock. Il will contain all the latest
news up TO the time Of going to press. The
Amerioa sails from Boston on wednesday, a, -
O'clock
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~ Ladies roing 10 West Point, Catsk
70 F;ve Thousand Yards of Lawns and

uusps sod IN pc day how can II he possible eSclams
leone why they sold a. the low pnce Of one shl
~ ,eT yard and nchy worth two shilling, per }drd
aiaeyery article If must be sold ~ great
ha,g.ns Barages Follard Silks. Tissues Barage De
i.nes po,lins SIX and Linen Goods Parsspls Shayls.
NsnflIas Vsetes Grape ShaHls and all kinds # Summer
veay for and boys. az great sacrifice, at q vi. BO
nfsIls 22a Grald- 81 corner u Orchard.
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Napoleon THIS trial viii. we trust, lay
firmly and beyond future disruption the
foundation Of democratic institutions in
France
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALBANY DurcHMAS.-This large and
o,.lay psper commences this week. Ongnai HstJr-
"a Romance BY Adu'an DALEY, U s. entitled Loo
man" the bss; got 10 Weekly paper publ shed N the
United States Newsmen VII please forward their orders
% he sohsryher. DEXTER & BROTHERS,.
Ann-xt
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Jspn-RuBBER SHOES ,-FRAuD.-.ifter

all The fraudulent atsnpists deceive the public the com
hansiion evidently mean o. allow the approaching Fall
Term II Court pass without atrial icharge this R0 IN
advance while there plen,y time 10 prepaTe-and. CAL
UPON the combination % produce wtnesses-Ad0lphus
Stone and John e. Bckford persons IN their employ against
whom have Attachments, % forward and aye then
testimony This ihey dare not DO and they dare not come
- trial ury This charge and that the
tended patents fraud, and and VIII prove and
establish II IN Court whenever the combination %
rlal before jurJ II they innocent Of tins charge
allow the 10 the stand, and not keep
them secresd BRING the u tral before 1ry For
eight year. have charged the Goodyear Patent - be
fraud and swndle II not let them come before lury
fairly Until this done shame should keep all from
any more cOwafdly attacks Ia the newspapers
HORACE II DAY.
Owner Of II India R1bDer Patents, and NJ inVfactGrer
Warehouse, 20 Courtland-st. New-YoTk ly3l lw
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CAUTION TO THE 1DBLlt.- H' 1ItdI
sppularity u LYONS Magnetic Powders, for the de-
,tTucton u bedbugs cockrOaches moths ants neas es
&c insects plants and all other insects has prompted
certain parties u prepare spurious articles Snd offer them
under various DENOMINATIONS for sale Few Of these nd
duals dared 90 their npositiOns out as Tree OF pol
~n The propretor If the original article has N this
CITY, oly the under mentioned agents. and the principal
Depot at 42i Broadway, where also may be obtained
Both articles warranted, and their efficacy has been
,rled by numerous gentlemen
JAMES X. Chiffon. M ID; Chemist N r.
LAWRENCE REID, P.of Of Chemistry. N Y
AGENTS.
New Yok--Clckener Co, 81 Barclayst
John Mitchell, 33l Bowery
A X 4 ID. Sands 100 Fulton st.
Rushton, Clarke Co, ITO Broadway
Hauland. Reese Co, 80 Maden-iaae.
G-eenl,af a Kingsley, 13 Cotandst
o. S n Burnton, ga Bowery
Kerr, 7i6 Broadway.
BINGHAM Miller, u Avenue ID
DIR. Lyon, AZ Grand-st
= Cook 30j Grand-st
Kennel, X Hill. 222 Grcenwich-st
Boyd a Paul 40 Cortland st.
Olcott, Nc Kesson Robbins. l27 Maidcn-se
Penfold. Cay Co, Fletcher-St
Charles II. Ring, 1872 Broadway.
Van ValAenbuTgh Martin. corner Ninth
~ and Twenty -frst-st.
Brooklyn-MIs. Hayes l75 Fuiton-st
South BrooklJn-Mr Ayres. cor Henry and Atlantic
Thomas Hayes % Atlantc-st
Jersey City-BuskTk. g washns'on-st
Stony Brook-James Could
Potsdam. ST. Lawrence Co, N: Y-R Nj Mmson.
s. s%sut Tayusa G Co. YFarS 1 Avery
Uuca-Wm BRISTOL Il Co
Geneva-A ID Platt
Poughk r. TTIvett 4 Son
Rushville, N Y-Mr. Warfeld
Bufalo-G II =. Champiln, ISL Main.st
Hudson, n. Y.-Rc kman X McKlnstIy
Benton Center, N. A n. Savage.
Rochester, N N-WnslOw u Young
Ellisburgh, ~ Wv r Searles
Kingston. N. Y-Dr J Mycr
Troy, Y-P. ID. OTvs 4 Co. 30j kvei-st
Sherburne, N Y IL A. Pouney.
Watertown. n. I.-Iee X Hunt
Berkshire, N. Y.--(,eorge Williams
Cincnnaius, y VI Il G. Bean.
VIM Langley, Travelling Agent for the State OF New
Jersey.
Newark. N J-Mr Kinds. Markc, st.
Railway, N. mir TnnISOn.
New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS X Son. 90 Schurenan-st
Trenton N. j MIR Shufman
Paterson n. J.-Mr Douglass.
Honesdac, Pa Isaiah Snyder.
PHILADELPHIA (augucs cor. Tenth and Coates u
Providence, X -Balch \ Son
Bcston--Reddng n Co, o States
linclunati-NeakiEgs cot. Fifth and Walnut SIS
Putsburg, Pa n r. Sellers
New Haven Come. H. Mhlttcsey, l5l Chlpel-Si
Charleston, S C-Havland Hausl & Go.
Augusta Ga -liayiland. RIsley Co.
Ann Arbor. Mich-HolmaS n Sons, Booksellers.
Waynort, WAYNE Co. Pa-CharleS W Carr.
New Orlcans-F White 4 Co.
General Agents for Califoula-H Johnson Co. san
Francisco.
None genuine unless signed by T. LYON.
WATTS Nervous ANrIDoTE.-lt is 4
treat fr the curious look over cert cnteS
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HAMMoCKs ,-LEARY Il Co., leaders and
tstroducers Of fashion for '}enremens Hars and
Asor Hosse Broadway, will tins day open several bales
suoeror Mercap Grass ffammOcks U2u
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BOND-sTREET.-TO Let for three years,
House 81 Bpd-t Except frst floor which Will be lsed
as dental Offices consisting Of basement and kitchen
rooms second story. IN third do and attic bedrooa
bath, &c has been painted and papered VIII he rented
20 priya,e family 0ny. Rent $500
su1tf J. SMITH DODGE
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H PIMEs 400 great California tx

~ PALMEe d Go. s great California Ex-
press viii take Freight and Packages 10 per cent lower
th,n am ether reasonable Company Through IN tGr-
sy, asy. or 10 charge PALMER Co, 30 Broadway a'-
tbor.ssd Agents Of d. S. VI, Steamship line nIsi
~ Ladies going to West Point, catskili
M.un,air Vonse Lebanon Springs, Saratoga Trenton
TaIls the Faiis Of Niagara. Or 70 NewPor. kyka~ay
.c,,ntrs 1,c, NO, 20 cali Mr. MLLER's and get your
.1osvo ~ G,iers Slippers Tres aud BusknS before gong
III - IN ,he dIseren: styles suitable for dress
. ,oa ~. ' =, a. b MILLER's. 1884 Csn1i-st
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Warts Nervous ANrDorE.-lt is

for the To look 900 certificates OF
II the malignant diseases, and the universal
preston of oncr and delight by the recipients of s
&C power Every disease Of mahgny and death that
be named here proved be cured and yet people
Al, obstinate To- remain diseased Go at read
erthcateS and get bottle at the depot lo2 Nassau II
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4 New CHURcH-The ceremony OF
LAYING the conner stone Of the ROseiiill BaphsI
Church. at the corner Of Thrleth. street and Lex
inztonavenue. took place Saturday, at 4 O'clock,
Pm. A large number Of ladie, and gentlemen "e''
present 10 take part Ia the exercises. The ceremonies
commenced with Singing after which, aprayef VIM
made and then dedlcatory and admonitory addresses
were delivered BY Rev w. ;. Clapp' pastor OF '''
Olive Branch Baptist Church, and Rev thoiha' NJ
rnitage Of tie Norfolk street Baptist Chufch a''A
which a HYMN was sung br chon' he'' D :,
Wheeler. pastor OF the new church, taeH pfocee'o
W ae,os, easen box IN TIE receptacle Of me cor
10, .,o,e The box wa eigh, inches square, and
-, ;,obss deer It contained history Of The church
80 ~ foundation, a de-criplioA Of the ground
on which the church = 70 De erected the psiceH
co., ard ina, u the church, which, together, VII
- tout sI4C0O the name Of the trustees and pastor
of,be church. The Articles Of Path OF the Baptis'
church. the Minutes Of the Baptist Association, irh
,be ast.nnual Report Of the VARIOUS Benevolent 30
ciefles The church viii be built Of orek. II ~n D.
5 feet by a. fee I. expected IA De- ready Tor o.
dicatlon IN December next
FlRg n THE PISEs An extensive are
WIS raging n the Pines, near ylncenown, New
Jersey, Oh saiurday
BowRRy THRArRR.-This establishment
viii be sold a, auction on Wednesday under aIois
nent of $40 600, or thersabouts. heidi Jona "prN
Trustee sga.Dst Thom.s ) Himbhn
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JOHN L. SCHOOLCRAFr. SAMUEL STEVENS.
ALLEN MUNROE, JAMES KIDD,
RObT II PRUYN. NATHAN g KING.
n HAMMER X SPELMAN.
SIMEON DRAPER, DENNIS BOWEN.
JAS T. NJ. bLAkELET, W. WILLARD,
NM STRONG DAVID GRAHAM
GEO NJ SANLES. THOS h BOND.
FRANKLIN TOW NSEND. T. VAN NECHrEN, II,
TRKDK HOIIISTER ARTHUR IL. ROOT
lie GRAND r. CANNON. JOHN X PORTER.
Stale Cesfrol COMMITTEE Central co-ri'r'ec
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manen relief for INDIGESTION Dyspepsia Jaundice Liver
Complaint CONSTIPATION and Debility curing after Nature
own method by cres own agent, the GASTRIC Juice 1t
ana bowels In perfectly healthy condition
Hat teaspoonfu OF this fluid, Unused in water, will di
gst o. dissolve five pounds of beef about hours
Scientific Evidence.
Baron !ebig in his ceebated work animal chemitry.
s,ays An artificial digestive nid analogous the Gastric
JUICE may be readily prepared from the membrane
ucn as nea and will be soitened changed and digest
Just " The same manner they would be in the human
Pr Pereira in his famous treatise On Food and Diet
published by Fowler & Wells NewY ork page 30 tates The
rne great tact and Describes the method of preparation
mere re- are lew higher authorities than DR. P.rein
Dr onhe. in his valuable writing he - Physiology of
o. the Gastric Juice is prominent and all prevailing use
OF ny pepsa " and he states that dngui Profess
sor OF Medicine in London, who was severely afflicted with
the Gas,c Juice obtained from the stomacs of living ami
mn,s, WHICH proved completely successful"
NJ; ~ ,Graham, author of the famous work Vegetable
n. says: u Is remarkable fact in physiology, tina,
somsch OF animals macerated in water impa the fluid
ne properly Ct dissoy'ng various articles of food
s,ec1 lind Of artificial Digestion Of them in wise diff
n blanchard, Philadelphia, 1886 pp 3s.'S says: !The
discovery OF fepsn forms new in the shemca history
diss0ved as rapidly IN artificial digestive uid prepared
from pensn. as it ia in the nasura Gastric Jnice ite
rIof Dlngson ef Jsflerson College, Philadelphia. in his
nents with Dr. Beaumont. the Gastric Juice obtained
rom the Lying human somsch, and from animals. well
peo in he ar ass be Il. occurred as
For further proof of the remarkable merits of this
d,sscye.y call at 70 MAGAZINE sTsHxT and descrp
1T For sale also by Druggists generally. myg3 Nv
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sHAKEsPEAR IRON FOUNDRY.

20S GtT0d Street, Neto Orleans.
WHEELER, GEDDES IL CO, would res
w PsStfuy INFORM the public tina, they are now prepared
% 90 STE AMBOAT WORK, and build SUGAR Mi,
ESGlNES, oil all descriptions; also, Draining Planning
and saw w, Mill MACHINERY and RAILROA D WORK,
such as Turn Tables Stay Plates Switches Chairs etc ON
the shortest notice and the approved system w.
Having lahes OF Sizes enabled to turn and
bore Iron and Brass work of al most all kinds ~
. Orders for Columns. Pipes Wheels, Furnace Months
ras Bars Store Fronts Iron Shutters and Doors Galieyy
and Tomb Raings shafts and Pulleys Axles and Boxes
meet with prompt attention. ' W"
The blacksmith Department is fitted up to enable workmen
to execute any orders that may be received.
Orders from Plantations pu ncualy attended to- which
please address to 49, '"'S"
WHEEhER, GEDDEs Il CO., NewOrleans, La.
~ WHEELER, J. GEDDES,
$, SWOOP.
mya2 ..
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ROSWELL CHAPLIN
COsTEV KHKss;

THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
the surest safest and remedy disease
1t will positively give relief the cases. and even after
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
called office with asonshmen upon their faces sats
that they had used the ointment for other diseases part
Of their bodies the bowels and that copous moves,
mad resulted romit This result will always follow thorops
rubbing of the Extractor upon the bowels when they
tve Let the experiment be tried 1t perfectly sale
in nstant ecan the Pain Extractor 90 harm.
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This certifee that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used in my family for Salt Rheum Of thirteen years
duration, and for Warts These fierce diseases have been
alevated, and they were both entirely removed There
can be nodoubt but this Medicine has all the virtues that the
Patent reclams for 1t, from what has fallen under obser
vaon added to the respectable testimonials
BY others Who have used it in immediate relief
do most cneeruy recommend cfthe afflicted
the this invaluable salve.
Buffalo. N. Y. ROSWELL, CHAPLIN
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THY DALLKY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.

She brought bed box and applied some to the Sores
et immediate ease wherever it touched and begged
for enough to annont thoroughly 1t obtained and
life seemed to invest To remove tn. burning and
in the chest made Pills Of it, and took Them which
coon cured me- my life your valuable Extract
being strong and have been early
the year lS43. kERZIA FRENCH.
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STEAMBOATS,.


y
e-1s Eer Mobile. nsy st; Louis and Pass
sssaa'd icw -i pressure pasIet steamers ns
& 4 fss esps ~ 4: M H.e:
us<ss wih emperor sccowmodss9Ds One Of the above
!: T. sa F., s IL
= pesass apply on board. Or ssssEDDEs ,op.. p,,,
Ass 7; w ssl ks ~ s s;yi The office e
~ = Canal Line steamer sT. Oh ARIES
~ 80 Summer Airsngem; n!..tor Mobile. wa Bay
aud and sfses he ~ n.t g
this and splendid packet steamer VIM c. Sutton
bnilt expresy for The Lake uade with supeor
WEDSx and n isS IN S sps
occck and the Pontshart,s Railroad on the arrival Of the
Gss Il y n S will ,s ssvs Mos every
ssss rHUR s6AY EvENiNG d t .'''' ''"''nS' anu
FeEhsfecsycd az the New Canal Warehouse ali hours
g. the dag The last barge eave the Warehouse Tnes
The Iser Rag will leave the office of the agent
o'cicck on Wednesisy and ! Sstnsisy mornings,
eK&A Steamer CALIF0RNiA = Summer
Pass Christian and Mississippi Ci,y-Ths
splendid Lake packet steamer Charles Reynolds master,
Any cabin forward. and new light ai Tor sentiaon
irlps TO Biloxi s.e, on SATURDAY EVENING, The 5sh
fNss Ss
Of the c'clcek =: =. cars, and SATURDAY EVE
y TSU T Jay
je2 r.. GEDDEs, Agent. 10 Bank Place.
~ = For Alexandra. Natchitoches, lirand
gssa A%.en . %s,s, sAH ..1s
Tor the ABOVE. and all intermediate landings MONDAY
Bib inst, ii O'Clock For freight OF passage having
snpsrot recommendations apply on board foot Of Custom.
ie7 O. RoUBIEU, Agent. a Old Leves.
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MEDICAL CARDS.
DOCTOR FRYER,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR.

| 5 regular graduate of Natures wide Botanic
Garden and Common Sense Medical College, and has
made the study OF Herbs bis profession for thirty and
aay cures more patients than other physician in New
Orleans
~ Oifce hours from O. clock A. NJ. till clock NJ
EV AL orders enclosing 80, postpaid, will be thankfully
received and punctually attended
III Residence and office No. 3 3 FRENCHMgN STREET
Third Municipality, New Orleans.
myl3 If w. K F. FRYER Indian Doctor
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!&A.1y|:IiEsz!2;5 |

THE DAGUERREOTYPE SALOONS, No
Il 80 Camp street, (SbI's buildings now open
Tor the reception OF visitors, who respectfully invited
examine the very extensive collection of PoRTRAITs.
fR These SALOONS havy been magnficently furnished,
and attention will be bestowed to give satisfaction
patrons.
kR BY the superior arrangement of the Li6Trr in the
Operating Room. constructed expressly for this with
an immense SKyLIsHT and by New CHEMICAL PRo,
preparing the Plates The Portraits produced
in short Of time tony few econds). exhibiting
high degree of perfection, with the and natural
graduation u Light aud Shade, without which Pictures
NOT be life Ike
IT, choice variety of style Enamelled and En-
graved LoCEETs of the finest Gold and best workmanship
suitable for Miniatures, furnished the iacurers
prices
to Artists supplied with every article used in the Ua-
g1eneotype at HewYork prices. Il. JACOBS,
d24 6m No. a3 Camp street, Newt rleans
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OFFIClAI..
TRrAsuRrR's oyrlcr. SECOND MUNICIPAL

TRrAsuRrR's oyncr. SECOND MuStcrAMry,}
April 10, 1851.
hereby authorized to advertise during ninety days in
ns A. paper Of the Municipality. that the Council
10 purchase of the money Of Sinking fund No.
BONDS q the State Of Louisiana endorsed by this uni
10 sne extent fifty thousand dollars and that sealed
70 WI sad Sonds to that amount will be received
~ tne Hounc until the fifth TUESDAY in July next when
To VI os ac,e6 on and II satisfactory to this Council and
NSos hereby given in conformity with the foregoing
rsoiuuon TIM ale proposals. to se to this Munjcipaity
bonds Of the state OF Lousana endorsed by his Munc
pay 70 the amount Of fifty thousand dollars (s5O
next. = ~ 'o ut" Auesoey Vi 'uy
Hsaed proposals. to be addressed the Council of Munich
putty Two and to be endorsed offer for Slate Bonds
avs I'd WIN. n. GARLA MD Tyeasurer
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French Language.

PROFESSOR A. Observation-Disclosures Les
rs the above Trans a,ons from EngIisbino French
sR Apoy a he office oft bet rescent the of
Apollo and falhope streets Ill
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Il was nine year under medical skill in the cities of New
York and Albany aborng under the distressing Fry
apeas, attended wi, inflammation of the kidneys and witt
besdng Piles, deeply liberated with large lumps Of the
q hen eggs protrudmg and large bOis covered body
came Noticeable dy tongue cracked and the roof Of
mouth covered with my chest a, the root
my neck, was in constant burning heat that cold
did n i cool it.
u TINS misery l9nged ioI death and never expected
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DALLEY's PAIN ExTRACTO
II II Y SIP I'll A q.

For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
Oher remedies may make the disease disappear for l
other place. yhe Pain EXTRACTOR however drams n
thorough cure. S
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FEMALE MEDICTNE.

d. Townsend's Sarsaoarla sovereign speedy Gu
FOR incpsnt Consumnon, Barenness, Proapsns Ute,
Whites, obstructed difficult Mensuaton lncontinence
Of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
prostraon of the whether the result OF
inherent cause causes produced by ireguarty Illness
accident Nothing be surprising than tsnvgOratne
effects the human frame Persons all weakness and uspi
tude from taking become robust and full of energy
under it's influence 1t Immediately the nerveese.
ness of the female frame which is the barren
ness 1t will noi be eLpected Of as, in cases Of delicate
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
Thousands of where families have been without
children, after using few bottles of this invaluable medicine
have been blessed with fine. healthy offspring.
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hereby certify that have been afflicted with aninveera
Fever Sore tor fourteen past spent nea
five hundred dollars in employing physicians nd purchasing
purpose, until last resort heard and tried f.
LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR when to nv
great surprise. before had used whole box OF this ave
my limb entirely healed, and have nothing OF it LEFT
about BRADOCK laws
Henrietta, Monroe county, N. Y, NAV s. 1873. ~
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. q 9 9 9 . q 6

COunterieits Abound!
All other falsely named PAIN EXTR ATORs ar.Con
terfes OF DALLEY'S. The worthless men who sell then
hope that by stealing they induce the publ
to believe that their the virtues the genuine
articles. Buy of none but authorised Agents.
70 Attend to hepecmliar marks upon the gen.
Ma2le and observe that tie name, al. DIAL
Lex; be WRITTEN WITH A PEN, in dt4eren
cOtored Ink, on the envelope of each boz end thai
no other be upon 1T.
IF General Depot for United States where all order
addressed will be promptly executed
ii. DALEY a CO.,
416 Br0ddnap, Mem York
GU T H ERN DEPOT,
1b1 Chartres street, Mem OrIeans
Where all Dealers in the States of LOUISIANA, ALA
BAMA. MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY and TENNES
SEE and the City OF ST. LOUIS. in the State of mis-
souRl, will be promptly supplied
JOHN WRIGHT d co.,
aua Sr, fssns~ri Sgeut, fac raid Ts~-ilor,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-09
For DYsP EPsIA,

THE true Digestive
Fluid or Gastric Juice,
prepared from Rennet OF
The stomach of the Ok,
after directions given by
Baron Leibig, the grea,
Physiological Chemist
by J. 4. Houshion, M.
D., No II North Eighth
street. Philadelphia, the
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