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grHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DE-

VTHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DE-
CLIEED BUSINESS on his own account re
turns his sincere acknowledg gements TO his friends
and the public tor the very liberal patronage ex
tended TO him. and oegs continuance in his new
connexion.
He has arranged with Messrs. C. HARTWELL
& CO., where he will be able 10 sd0x Sis Old sus.
toners a choice selection of every thing in the
DRY GOODS line. and will be able to sell them on
the same liberal terms which he has offered in his
old business, and which have proved SO generally
satisfactory
H.sfriends are invited to call and see him His
old customers viii find him from this date at Messrs
HARTWELL * CO, and he begs them 10 call as
soon ss possible and adjust their accounts. 1t is
very importan: to him to wind up his old business
et the earlies: date.
au l6-ts ]. G. CHENERY.
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u EV. NJ. ID. HOGE'S BOARDIN G.
H. AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank.
lin and Sfh Sfreefs Rfrhmaud Va--Tha

u EV. NJ. ID. HOGE'S OARDING
H. AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner ef Frank.
lin and 5th Streets, Richmond, Va.-The
next term of this Institution will commence On the
lst OF October. The course of study will embrace
all the branches pertaining to a thorough English
education, together with Ancient and Modern Lam
guages. Last year more then 100 pupils were in
attendance at the same time. but during the next
term the number will be restricted to l00-tweniy
of whom will be received boarders in the family
of the Principal Charge for board, washing and
all usual accommodations, for ten months, S220,
as heretofore. Tuition in English, from $25 &c
$40, according TO the advancement OF the pupil.
French Spanish or Italian, $50 Latin Sl5 Music.
81 per month. The German Lang uage will be
taught orally, or by the usu:i method, TO as many
as may wish to acquire il, free oj charge.
Rev. j. P. Sanford will occupy the position
which was filled by the Rev. w. J Hoge last year.
Mr. Stafford il q gentleman of varied aud accurate
scholarship and has had several years experience
as an instructor in some OF the best institutions in
our country
Young Ladies from the country, as well as from
the city, are desired TO be present the first day OF
the session 1t is often Q serious Inconvenience
and discouragement TO a pupil to enter Class
which has made even weeks progress.
Payments iHraria6iy tn adrance -one-hslf on the
frst Of October, the other en- the hrst OF March.
All communications will receive prompt atten.
ton. Address kxv. ~ " HUGE.
an 27-d& w3m Richmond, Va.
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0UaRIEs &: tsH,1,1N Il. dealers in Boo,s

QUARLEs d BROUhE, dealers in Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Trunks dc, &C, no.
81 Pearl street, Richmond, Va, are receiving
Ii fu!! assortment of goods suitable for the fall
trade TO which they would call the attention of
country merchants, farmers, and the public gene
rally. Their stock is large, and comprises of
the most complete assortmeLts to be found in any
house; and being desirous OF selling on the most
accommodating terms, they think that they can en-
sure satisfaction to their customers.
They are largely engaged in the manufacture OF
Shoes which viii enable them to furnish superior
article and in most to regulate the sizes to
sui. purchasers. Believing that good article is
always chea get they will al all times endeavor to
furnish such goods as will prove satisfactory to the
customer. Purchasers are respectfully invited to
call au 3l-dlm
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N0TiCE.--The subscribers have formed CO.
" partnership under the style of QUARLES &
BROOKE, and will continue the Hat and shoe
business at the old stand of the senior partner.
HENRY w. QUARLES,
ROBERT T. BROOKE,
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A LBnkf L.. WEST, HoUoE CARR EN-
fATER AND JOINER, thankful for the liberal pa
ronage which he has received during the last five
years, would inform his friends and the public that
ne is prepared to undertake BUILDINGS OF every
kind on accommodating terms.
Having practical knowledge of the business, he
hopes. by strict attention to it, give satisfaction to
ali who may employ him.
Shop on 9Th, between Grace and Franklin streets,
Richmond Sc l3-dtlJ
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neDKsAY VS.. FAkINA EFT ALIAS,-

neDksAY VS.. FAkINA ET ALIAS
- Its a trite saying that Companions are
odious," and yet when we fairly put the opposing
pute the proposition. We pleased to bring the
TWO names above before discriminating public as
they are both prominent personages and will meet
a iair and just verdict. Count D'Orsay, the great
champion OF Fashion and the Paragon OF excellence
in tasIe, createdor himself elysium OF pleasure
and spared n, ther guneas nor brains to effect his
object. Generosity, not lenuriousness, was pre-.
vailing characteristic, and wherever lie made his
appear his classic features and elegant appear.
ance were hailed with profound admiration. From
London to Paris in Windsor Castle or at the Tuil
l-ries, bis presence sought. 1t is well that all
tn was valuable did not descend with him into
his new made grave. There is one article that
bears his nsme which will tend greatly to make
him immortal among the elite whe ever it can be
found, and that is the D'Orsay Cologne Wa.
ter. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
GAYEOR e. WOOD.
Sc IA Chemists and Druggists X richmond Va
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EDUCATION
YOUNG LADIFe, C0IIec7.@5

YOUNG LADlEe' COLLEGIATE an
mNAni, a correr OF Franklin and Fifth streets
Snockoe hitl, Richmond. Va The sixth session -
,sbsr a1'b WIN commence on Monday, Sep
VIII consist OF five epartmenis-Primsrv ac.J.
mic and three Collegiate ments-sonho,
junior and senior. The collegiate department Vii
embrace all the important English Branches and
Modern Languages pursued in our best colleges. =
The design of this department is to uualifv Smrc
ladies for teachers, and to occupy stations in the
higher walks of life.
TEAcHERs.-s. s: Stevens, A. NJ, Principsl Mr.
Staicos, Professor of Modern Languages; Mr. j. g.
Perkins, Teacher in Drawing; Miss Nichols, Teach.
er of Music or others ii preferred.
The most compete MT and accomplished ladies will
be procured to assist in the English department
Sc Aim
IMPORTANT NOTICE.-TO THE YOUNG
MEN OF RICHMOND, AND THE PUBLIC
GENERALLY.-I propose giving instruction. in
Drawing in all its various branches and in the art
and science of Architecture, this fall, commencing
the first of the present month, on very moderate
terms In the courses the STUDENT by close appli-
cation, will acquire knowledge of any branch of
Drawing, and much valuable information. Those
desrous OF taking instructions invited TO call
my office, two doors from Main, on 18th street,
opposite the james River and Kanawha Company 8
office, where tesms and particulars will be made
known. w. A. POWELL,
se7-ts Architect and Civil Engineer
1Vl duties of her SCHOOL Monday, the 18th
ofSeptember on Leigh street, near the intersection
of Brook Avenue
TERMs-Four dollars per quarter for the rudi.
meDts of Epelish-price advancing according to
the improvement OF scholars. Satisfactory refer
ences can be given if required by Rev. James B.
taylor and others. seS-tS
ENGLlsH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
IL FOR BOYS On SHOCKCE HILL.-The sub
scrloer will resume his School on 4th street, be-
tween Grace and Franklin, on the Ism September
Terms Of Tuition per ten. months payable quarterly
usual
In the English department. including fuel and sta.
eonci S0Z W
In the classica! department. 42 90
Sc b-d12tF 7. r. BASS.
rHAKLES w. kEESEE VIII resume the
~ exercises of his SCHOOL, in the basement. of
Trinity Church, on the lst October.
TERMS PER SESSION OF 10 MONTHS.
Reading, Wiring, Spelling and Mental Arithme-
Hc go
Senior English Department. Observation-Disclosures. 30
CIassical department. 40
&c lin
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E Cassius ~. Clay is siumping Kentucky
10 favor Of Hale and Julian.
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Ell EEtH.uOHD HAT IH&NUfACIO.
IAa aRY-Ihe subscriber invites the attention OF
the trade to his new and extensive Fall Stock OF
HATS and CARS, which comprises all the various
grades, styles cuors and qualities OF Gentlemens,
BJ"s aud Chidrens' Hats and Caps now in USE
merchants q Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
aessee particularly requested TO examine before
going further North, the almost Infinite variety u
goocs now ready fJr their inspection at this estab
iithment. Those who have the disposition 10 pre-
Ter home manufactures and encourage home in
dustry, DO with advantage by supplying
themselves and their customers with Richmond
made goods, which will be warranted as fine in
quality and perfect il workmanship can be pro-
dueed in any market in the world, while the prices
sAGI be reduced TO the lowest and most economical
American standard Those who may wish to pat.
r0nZe the manufactures of other States can be fur.
nished In Northern and Eastern goods at the
IA manufacturers prices The stock consists of the
usual variety OF fine fashionable Hats and Caps Of
Old gentlemen's broad rims from the finest to the
lowest qualities; Servants Hats and Caps of all
kinds, from one dollar per dozen uu: Childtn and
Infants Hsts and Caps, Ladies Riding Hats. all
the various styles and qualities Of soft Hats Tar
psu!in, Wool and Glazed Hats, all the grades of
Caps hair, sea-, clctn, leather, plush, (cetton and
sLkD Fur Caps up to the very Finest Otter and Bea-
yer.
Cuhs, Eictorines, Foot Muffs, Misses and Childrens
Nuts, FctoriEes, &C, complete and well assoft.
ed stock OF these goods ss Is usually kept in the
most fashionable fancy Fur stores of New York.
a. 3i-2m JOHN DooLEY, 81 Main st
WO TO8ACCO MANUFACTUKERs
l. The subscriber solicits the attention Of Tobac =
co AsnafsctnT~rs II his superior Presses and Mills
OF every description. r RAbM,
Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl street.
|, au sl-6:A
II HERKINGs: HERRINGs:-25 halt oils
III EaSssf ffv De-
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING, Selling at Re

S. MERCHANT & WEISIGER, No lie Main st.
have still on hand good assortment of Clothing OF
| every quality and style, which they will sell at a
very small advance, they wish to reduce their
stock. Cali and supply yourselves for little mo.
ney S. MERCHANT & WEISIGER,
eu14 No lie Main ct.
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Let those now eat that never eat before,
And those who always eat now eat the more !"
SNACkS FOR NINEPENCE

dence of gentleman of experience, ana will not
interfere with the regular business of "The Ar.
bour." Private Parties wi be furnished with sun.
pers in Rooms expressly kept for that purpose and
every luxury ct the earliest moment received as
heretofore
fine Young Deer now ON hand, and for
nice Venison Steak, Fat sora, and No l Oysters
or anything and everything good to eat, or drink
call at The Arbour. r w. ALLEN,
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yNO TEACHERs.-FOR RENT OR SALE,
Il frame School House, with a complete
set of desks and other necessary furniture The
building is in Of the most central and eigibls
locations in the city, and where lourishng School
has been sustained. Apply to
au3 dts w GODDIN
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COKE, COAL, WOOD.-i am prepared to
" supply consumers with Anthracite and Bitum
nous Coal, Coke, and Wood, at current prices and
solicit orders from my friends and the public.
SAMUEL P HAWES,
au 4-3m North side the BasinS
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MJOOD, COKE AND CUAL.-The sub
w scrtber is prepared to furnish WOOD, COKE
or COAL as cheap can be bought in town
Yard at Danville Depot-otfce on Pearl street.
opposite Alhambra Hotel, and immediately under
Messrs Toler a. Cook. All orders lett Mr. P. Wool
folks Grocery, on Broad street, formerly Ellis)
will be attended Immediately.
Lump Coal 80 per load.
iy 23-3 3m THOMAS FOSTER
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HEKKINGs: HERRINGs:-a5 hall OIL
i i Family Roe Herrings
so bbls No Halifax HerriDgs
80 DO No 2 do do
Ia store and forssle low By A. q. LEE.
az l0-.s
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EDUCATION
sasooI. as AsD GO n MRRCTAL

SCHOOL ON CHURCH HT.IATbs. = az =
oo,t p'PIses 70 open School for Bows on the
site 81 John. chno room on Broad street, oppo-
ms ou1ect wiii 6eto import to such how. =. ,,.v
os placed un1er his care thorouo1 .rd ,...;s.,
eoucauTn, OF % prepare them for admissop ~ 80
srS ..,,,.s so.o.nInent II the School win be mid
snu sa:olaiy, yst m0antasaed Nth FRANCES
Having been engaged for sevsrsl w.s-s;
ing, ana during the past year ia Richmond ' ha
hopes to discharge the duties Of teacher - shs
REFERENCES Es-Reys Me..r, r.,
on Church Hill IN auo =. ferby,
Modern Languages Mr.. NJ A sTAIcos !, -,
sseI as Instructor In Modern Languages, and will
such branches as shall be deemed most ;r.aa'n On
to the pupils. '' Important
.. EDW. w. CONE, A. B., PRINCIPAL
NEW BOAkDiNG AND DAY sCHO0T.
~ IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND-Mr. TINS.
LEY late Principal of the Farmville Female Ser,
mary, will open School for Young Ladies' in the
city OF Richmond, on the LIST of October new
de has selected spacious tenement ON the sou,h
side ct Grace. between 5th and Sth streets in cen.
trail and delightful part OF the city. The course Of
instruction will comprise all the branches of tao.
rough English education, together with the Ancien,
and Modern Languages and Music. In all the De.
partments, the services Of accomplished and expe.
rienced assistants will be secured; and attached to
the school, will be an extensive apparatus for the
illustration of the physical sciences.
TERMs-Board. $220. Tuition in the English
branches, from $50 to $40; Ancient and Modern
Languages, each $40; Music, $40. Further par
ticuiars in future advertisement.
REFEaENcEs-Rev Thos Moore, Rev Charles
Read, DR. H ,Cabell, DIR John Cunningham
Sherwin McRae, Henry Irving, James Brown, Jr
Richmond !; Rev VIM White, D D, Lexington
Rev Benjamin NJ Smith, Staunton; DR. John Hsr.
vie, Chastan Cooke, Charles Selden, Jam es M
Harris, WIN c Scott, Edward Cunningham, Viii
liam Dance, Esqrs Gen VIM Ligon. Powhatan
DR. Royster, Huguenot Springs; DR. Thos Meaux
DR. Riohard Farrar. William Booker, John II
steger, Charles Truehesrt. Esqrs, Amelia Major
Woodbridge, H Hancock, w w Hancock, Esqrs,
Chesterfield. go lOEl2t*
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M RS. w. j. NORRIS will open SCHOOL
AsA for Young Ladies on goth September, at her
residence, on End street, between Franklin and
Main, assisted by her daughters. The ordinary
English branches will be taught, together with .he
French Language and Music ON the Piano A lml
ied number OF Boarders can be received into the
family, either to attend this or more advanced
Schools in the city.
TERMs-For English tuition, from sl6 to 800
pay able quarterly In advance. Board 5000.
se l3-7t+
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M RS. PELLETS ENGLISH AND
lv1 FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY school
FOR YOUNG LADIES, Broad street, opposite the
City Hall, will open MONDAY, Oct 4. Mathe-
matics and Natural Sciences will continue to be
under the charge of Mr.. ROSTER. The depart
ment of Modern Languages, Drawing and Paint
ing are filled by Mr.. Persico, long well known
successful teacher. The French is taught by Mr..
teachers are secured in all the o!her Departments
A class of pupils under years of age will be re
ceived. All letters of enquiry will be promptly an.
swered. Address the Principal. au 30-d& WOW
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ENHE NOTES OF THE UNITED
Il STATES BANK, Washington, D. c., will be
redeemed BY N g in Virginia money.
WIN. N TIESLEY.
au 3m
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Mr.. JONES' said the "mean man, address-
ing the proprietor Of village store. "s'posen
you look over your wooden pocket combs, and
see If you havn't got an odd one.n
"Yes; here 10 an odd one" 81
$50 there is. You sell 'em cent for pair.
| give you = Twelve and half cent piecs, =
you II give me back twelve ceats."
PusIsHMENT III S0MArRA.-The natives
put the criminal into hole, tie both his hands,
and make him kneei down. The executioner
then slabs him with q spear on the left shoul-
der, the criminals hands are ioosened, and The
executiones iumps upon him. pfesses him into
the hole. and covers him over w'lh earn Y.
1 il drawn on the head, the party who has in-
dictsd lhe wound pays eight dollars. eoaf,
one cabopg 81 vhiie cloth, and = ssres; she
goat i sscri6ced. asd The pfisst. are ssssnbled
y pray. 4 re body = woondeo. ~ ans Y
For smaller offences. aoEging with Z fasan 4
the usual punishment.
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fIlANOS.-Seyeia braGiiiui sweet toned
L Pianos, from the ceirbrated maEufactory OF
Eunns d Clark, just received and for sale by
r d. TAYLOR,
Piano and Music store
sci l6o Main ST. opposite the Banks.
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MRS. AIEBANE AND Mss BOD.
Isl WELL, take this opportunity of informing
their patrons and the public, that the next session
of their Seminary, for Young Ladies, will com
mence on Monday, 27th inst, at their Rooms,
ON 23d, near Broad street, Church Hill.
Sc 9-iW~
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LEAINGiTUN LAW SCHUUL.
THE fourth session of the Subscribers Law
i School will commence ON MoEdsy the 18th day
OF October next and terminate on Saturday the
10Th day OF March, 1858. Gentlemen desiring de-
tai ed information as to the plan Of distraction
adopted in my School, text books, expenses &c,
will promptly receive in reply to their enquiries, a
printed circular letter communicating the desired
information.
JOHN w. .BROCKENBROUGH
Lexington, Va, Aug l2, 1852.
au zS-2awtOct25
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MISS 5TANAkD's SCHOOL EDK
ls1 YOUNG LADIES, will open on the st DC.
tober next, ON Main, between 19,h and goth
streets 3I-dims
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DRIME PICKLEs.-Superior inixed fick-
l les, put up in white vinegar, In half gallon,
quart and pint jars, TOR sale BY
ANTONIO PIZZINI,
au 80 No AZ Main street, under City Hotel.
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MURkAIN IN CATTLE.-fhe compound
ItA remedy fer Murrain or Distemper in Cattle
has been used for a number OF years with the
greatest success. The usual symptoms of this dis
ease are sight discharge OF matter from the nos
trs, ioss of appetite, high lever extreme debility,
&c. For sale by E. J.. fiCOT,
Sc 11-ts Corner opposite the Old Market
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/ INSkED OIL.-l000 gallons Linseed on, re
IL ceived and for sale by
BENNETT g. BEERS,
Sc 10 Druggists Main street.
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w A stout EEGhO BOY, about six
w teen or seventeen years Of age, 10 wait in q
store. Apply at ANTONIO PlZZlNFS,
seq No AZ Main street. under CITY Hotel
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LsOR GREAT BARGAINS IN sUPE.
Il rior Ready Made ClOthing, call on
J. ID. GOODMAN.
No l3i Main street. opposite Eagle square.
n B.-rIts gusrsntsed. su 80
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p.o,r fixtures for drying hcs, at All planned work. well
painted with thres good paint Of suitable color
The e. ss :s ssy ss sss. a
T Il t., .Dd % a sooa
The external fronts main house Of the yard wall and ae o. scs
with Newark Hydraulic Csmsn with half Horn lsand Sharp
There shall be .sslng for two ss pos nn into
4 s, y SS b spp gsSs%
ns Flooring already
for stables and feedrocm.
There s,s y, Sn , pss; ;s
S.s e Stones
To se iss q s se Surveyor essa
By he Muriepaisy other the
bridge with top, viii gutter in front q
IN on not ' ss slS s q M
the sidewalk he raised The pitch Of he sill to
escp, hydraulic cement be furnished by the
CIRCULAR orEslss s.p,r .,,, >.
The rssar Sa Fable asY I ss s %@ . % S
pinnacle finish on the top eOnce will be Of cedar wood painted
CUTTERS AND GUTTER coSpueroas.
2oneh copper cutters for main houses having two OF inch tn
conductors, with iron guards feet high.
tenn the s ARE S' S
the the plans aud the true meaning and
VI 'A' "A''' '''-F' sN'4s TINE OF COMPLETION.
the satisfaction me IN eui
months the contract under penalty per every
day thereafter not completed
the ss in ss sr % s4s,
third Payments three months and the second and fourth
months, bearing interest at six per cent Per ahnam
SECURITY .
win required h 6s Penetrating s1d , e. ssI party parties
NE time e. + sdla as in the m 'As S'''
Ss% 81 .an .G january a. HUGH GRANT
| ~
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nALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

II N.
that Of the qualities Of this famous
is
ss ~ sas 'f
gs ' We'll up in @
an" as ss NH s4.
ali
any medicine. that - taken internally
Esss 'sisss
from, all parts of the country.
not may be @ @ REs a s 5 no ssl TsS 3
removes at once the pain and soreness.
John Williams dsn, Of na%1;sn ssnny and City c1Gp
troubled with , s n pEs for sSSu
5 1 S s ny s yo~ G
dRsi.'asS e 5ts ss conn
% sn {, m to- should make the JOHN w
For Espslas the PAIN ExfRAeToR o.e! rene
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effects u thorough cure
min. under medical XII. s s. i N. sss ss
I'M b ns sn ] p,5g r attended sps ai
with large Jumps Eggs pForuns large Sos
y ass ;ssss 9fs ssa
spn With S n" SS not
for DEATH and expected when
TRY DALLEY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR.
sh bongh. to my bed boz and applied some to tho sores I'M
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ss hs he as as n s ts lie 1ss F
being as strong ever and have been
SALT RHEUM
This cerife that DALIEYS PAIN EXTRACTOR has
These diseases have been they
virtues the Patent recams villa. has my
AZ ms e
v" saiaio s4 NY. ROSWELL CHAPLIN
cosTIvENEss; OR, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS
THE PAIN EXTRACTION is ,he ursst a and most
% ss III s Old w s On %
ss at G smn, @ Ss1 s's e.
ths NJ
iM"H h be sd
iecly safe and in instance the Pain Extractor do harm.
SORE NIPPLES.
The efficacy Of the PAIN EXTRACTOR this disease
We knGT Of cures and do not hesitate to that the ont
subject SHOWING was peeeusd y
ssay % Sppss and elsesfy na
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Dai and IN ra s sv ms five nrs
ssss ss q sn G s + @
when, before had of h
salve limb entirely healed and have nothing
|
Henrietta, Monroe county, N. Y, May 6, lS43.
CUTS WOUNDS AND SORES.
The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR wonderful auickl,
does it all and and hsu the
REMAINS Its success in healing old long standing is un
| parallpled.
ST.. Louis, Mo-, July g. 1876
Dear sAbou week since working my trade cut m,
foot bad dangerous The whole adze en-
tered the top of foot just below the nsep The began
iniane, continued until alarmed
British OIL Tncure Of Myrr and several adhesive pae
| no purpose. then commenced the
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and less than ten minutes the inflammation began
| and has entirely left
! confidently recommend DAI.LEYS MAGICAL PAIN EN-
TRACTOR being superior any thing tried for re
| moving pnn inflammation. " -
am Ship Carpenter by trade shall willing testify to tbs
virtues of the Salye all times when
Avenue at No Isl, where can any information desired.
Yours truly JEFFERSON NJ. BISHOP,