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MuNF1cENT LEGAcY-The executors of the
late Hon. Samuel Appleton have transferred
stocks to the par value Of $s25 900 to the Bos-
ton Athcnmum, from the fund Of 5000, 700, be-
longing to that estate, which they were directed
by the deceased to distribute at their discretion
for g scientific" purposes At the time an effort
was made last year to place the Athen@um on q
firm basis, the president Of the corporation an
nounced a donation of $25 900 from a source
which he was not at liberty to name. 1t now
appears that the above arrangement was then
agreed upon.
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FUGITIVE SLAVE CAsE.-During part of last
seh ns court In oh a Wss a IN y
charged with aiding in the escape of four fugitive slaves
The action brought under under the fugitive slave
law Of 1866 the penalty which $1,000 for each slave
Two suits had been commenced by different owners but
all the circumstances against the defendant the
sam it was agreed that both the should be passed
upon at once.
The verdict was not guilty in case, and guilty in
the other The verdict of not guilty found under
the instructions Of the Court the power of attorney
der which the arrest was made being null and void
In the case Of Weymer Sloan where the verdict was
guilty there were three slaves involved and the penalty
by the law is $4,000 which will be the amount Of judg
ment with costs So far have heard expression
OF opinion 1t is of surprise at the verdict in this last
| IN. Y. Sun.
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eoNSIaNEES.

Lowell, from Philadelphia Stanton &co-sehmidt z
COL ssurteyant Fogr &eocox ellis Boyd1towad
Budderke &co--A H. II Block-De Blanc
sak, Day s,auf-Massey Poultaey Collins and
ORDER
Mariner Boston bsgs coffee to ko Hathaway
merchandise Davis Jenkins SoA Il zee
aco-Thompson kcoHenderson GainesA Robb
co.. Buddecks Aco-huusy Miller kcoHsad, Massis Eco
Gggs reilly Bezzna &coP Rice eco
Pedauyie &coSaow GLADDEN. Price, Conyerne Zoo
Ensas smith, kenuets e. sshasJMBrsnd adams
Hobrook-Enagn Galpiny Daley Daley &eo-rTest&
Adams &eo-Buchnnon, Carroll SSeiiee
mondHall Hdreth-Fufs Hobart II Carter SeoYose Bros
j Woodruff aco-S Kennedy Geo Ietcniofd ECO and
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GT. CHARLES THEATER-B DEBAR, Les
- sEB MAaAeKR-M. II. CARR, AeIRe M,SAesR.C.
G. CHEsLEY, sURER-Doors open at 81 o'clock. Curtain
o'eockFirst night Of the eeleSrad piece no oBLSE
auccesuTs EVENING Etids Noysm6er enWi be presented
called To 0BLGE BENSON Precis to which,
ALL THAT GLITTERs IS NOT GoLD...To conclude with the
farce Of MISCHIEF MAKING.
IMAM RICES-ST. CHARLES STREET, oPPO-.
SITE PERDIDo-Doos open atek o'clock Curtain rises at
TX speu from 10 A. NJ until M-PRers
Pit, as eents.-Ths performance
will Shisi tragedy Of FAzo OR THE ITALIAN
WIFE-Fazto Fsucs; Blanca Mas c. Champion. To
conclude with POOR DOG TRAY.
ORLEANS THEATER. Nov
H. lSs4.-BENFFIT OF Aimls. YRCA MATTHIAS. Lash
night but cne Of the RAvE CoMPA night Of the
ballet BELLA PARQUETTA-.. MUSICAL ENTERLUDE....
MONS. DESGHALUMEAU, ballet, l act
A RMORY HALL-THE CAMPBELLS ARE COM
IA ING-TWELyE ACCOMPLISHMENTS MONDAY.
November 49, Evening durn the week.-WESf d
PEELS ORIGINAL CAMPBELL NST ELS have the honor to
Ld Gentlemen of Neworears that they will
give seiss of th.ir popular Goncsrts as above
EE- For particulars see b lis Of the day.
~ Ticket 50 csna Tier and Gallery e5 ceats. -
MATT PEEL. Manager,
p10tf r.. A.. JONES, Agen
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Another murder was committed in New York,
on Monday the 30th ult, at sailor boarding
house in james street. Two seamen had an
alteration, and one Of them plunged his sheath
knife into the other, infioting a wound SO mop
tai that hs died before reaching the hospital,
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.

va
RETURNED girl named Catherine fray,
who ran away from the Girls, House of Refuge, where
she had been confined was yesterday arrested aud sent
back
LARCENY. Mary Sarkin awaits an examina-
t,o, has-o 1,.ordar Troht on tho cbaroe of having
stolen door from the premises Of Michael o,Hara No.
ORE Magazine street ~
THnE.rs-Jobn O,NeilI. who ia char ged with
hav,, tbreotered n cnt and Kill, James Heating has
No., a.v....a M !. ta,a - .rvwar
- - -. = ,,.,,a xv;+,,o,,+
~, ...s' -. s-,.,s. ,,,;o,.,,, ware vea.erdav
ns'sss aas .,a 80, 49, =, eIo s.cb
:. r., - M.f,an,on Who uoo mr.
DisohAhuhp'-o n'ooan-ol' W - - !.
ieeeNu " = 'aa' ~ - o's 49,, y, ,, = %, .
watch and other articles on front LeVee street, was
terday ealed up 'of ~
ever, oouid hoe sa''siao., .N''.' 49, 80 -
was In consequence usoha,se''
DROWNED. Lorenzo hernahuez' iaporeF vi
the Lsyee while engaged Yesterday IN fons Gaze ol
coVtoh rom on poafu sne riapA l'e i.n iipA- VIZ
BANK inso the river anu was LIS o'us Aa' AV'
yee peeh fe'o'ets1
49, 49, as,a,,t IN
.ts T., o,a =, ,be sa,r s,reots hstgeen
,,;ta ,,oa MADAM, cbor,ev and free eolored
80 "ona =; 81, ~ frner a.
tsntea u shoot tba latter With run loaded with at
,sast haf Mound If nowdsr and mound of lead She
was nreyeuted however carving her murderous desgna
into exeeon and both herself and gun were arrested
and conveyed to the Lookup
FIRST DISTRICT
T.rrS--uenrv Jverson. alias James Foote,
-, H.. 1T. - H., ,ot off i. steamboat having
- g. az ps;t.,t;arv in Ration Ronge where
- as h.an Inv two v.,rs ua was taken before gecor
II, 80 Il, \, 49,; a d,sotaraod be MT havino
committee any new ospse since he expiated his last
srr,I1Nn BpooMs-A slave named George
~ .o,,a 10 h.,ons, IN MIRA Penn. was mr.
ast.s -, rb.,i stre.t char1ed with stealing broom,
a.a u c,orLo y M No has not vet been az
-
THIRD DIS STRICT.
nv ~. t,o .h.rr. ~ h.vira c.rs
a.so,, Via dra aosnst ana If Mr. Lerovs mules
80 ~ o o;msr. yect fore leo The draw wa,
- tha wound FIR r,,nn,no under false numbers
"'e 'o- - u..z,,., ,,,o,,o I'D
uush "one' aA- 49, - - e.s..
on ooara Inc Emp Dossonan' ~ .s'
'upss lussNDA,a' e1a.s -. -,
| lars Oh 'ne ease n@ss Wv ''' ''''-s p.'
RnFnf
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Stock on baud. not cleared .180,s7s 146et
TOBACCO We heard of sale Of 95 hhds R. at 5I4
and 1.-TWO or three days ago. 200 hhds stems at 1st D Ii
We understand that the stock sale embraces nearer
5000 hhds than 1000, as previously stated.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.. The sales of Sugar en-
braced 500 hhds at 4s041ae for Fair to Fully FAIR.
Moasses was rmer and 1900 bbls were sold at 190ls&
gallon for prime but including lot in poor packages
at 1876.
FLOUR Dull and 24o bbls supernne St. Louis dis
posed of in two lots at S. o Dbl.
GRAIN -. The sales of Corn were confined to about
1900 sacks lots at $50 . bushe. OF Oats few lots
of st. Louis were sold at 55tS5Te y bushel.
PROVISIONS. noticed only retail sales Of Pork
at $l60S16 SO % Dbl for Mess. Bacon, lot Of 30
casks Ribbed Sides was sold the evee at and 20 Of
Shoulders at s1e Lard was rmer, with sales Of
$50 bbs prime at 1906 and 60 kegs at e though holders
generally were asking 111s@1l5z$ . fb for kegs
COFFEE. $50 bags Bio were sold at exc q fb.
GUNNY BAGS The Gales included 100 bales at 91s4,
and one or two other lots on private terms
WHIsKY....6 go bbs Rectihed were sold at about 400
| y gallon.
FREIGHTS.. We heard Of no new engagement
| Ships filling up for Liverpool at ia for Cotton
l EXCHANGE. .. Demand fair at our quotations.
Sterling. l0sMl09A and lo9A
Francs tO5f. 10 U dollar
New York Sixty-day Bills. .1A0lAR ct discount
/ Sight Checks on New York.. .A0i v cent premium
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LIvERPooL-Ship West Wiad-3l0e bales cotton
LIvERPooIBark Mgy Spring auna iogweod landed in
distress and reshlrped
HAVREShp Ixngton3I6 balss coou 10 hhds tobacco 5000
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-1HoLIO Avs Pills Fus AYa.sh C9hPLAtN,ss, DAD
pFA AND DISoRDERED SToMA snhlest 70 these
cannot nae finer medicine inyaushle Pills and
ssen in moderate diet attended certain cure VIII
~ rted strengthening speedily renovates the
pre stomach renders the digestive organs more Pow
Bile Of the Liver be naoiy cured 6y 'le
nae and suffering from Ion residence N hot CLIMATES
eannot adopt edeetnal remedy than ri
Tbev are also bestF Family Medicine extan.. 81 .. ,
~ Sold Of Professor a4 Strand
,ss Temple all the respectable pngssa and
Dealers Medicines the United States I boxes cents y
Union by D. SANDS EewYork; ssd
go, New Orleans.
sssssa 10 sssh hex. Auyis
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OPER b IRA

I'D OPER b TRAVIS'S GYMNAsIUM, Perdido
~ atsee over The shadss-ROPER TRAVIS respectfully
Inform have GYMNA
scale al the named place. the
superior thing Of the kind in
procuring
thing necessary for Institution Of this kind.
respectfully invited call and examine the aTMNA
there strongly recommended all
Physcsns. .....,
attached the Establishment BATHING ROOM
with every necessary requirement.
k3- Lessons given In Spafring and Fencing. :
Open from morning O'Clock
;np mhlIM
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nDD FELLOWS HALL-WEDNEsDAY EVEN
ING November 8, 1854, and EVERY EVENING, (excep
1e-N's'' : FAKIR OF silva,

nDD FELLOWS HALL-WEDNEsDAY EVEN
'''N''" FAKIR OF silva,
The World Renowned NEckoMANCER AND VENTRILoQuIsT,
r., PALAcIo ENcANTADo.
IN his extraordinary AN1 UNPARALLELED FEATs.
grand In Mulo Provoking YENTROQUAE inaionsi
The Second Sight Mystery Wonder of the Ages Sleeping
Wizard Caudron; Bottle; Momsnlt
Portfolio Of the Palaces MYSTERIES Of huda Cookery Of Par
Nv. SD VIyAIDIs Grotesque Mechanical Automatic.
C An change entertainment each representation.
THIRTY THOUSAND GIFTS
donated charge the PATRONS OF THESE ENTER
TAIN MENTs, sistng in part Of ths following:
a, and ab locaoS
An elegant House and Loa nfcen summer residence
One pair Of elegant Match Horses and g. SarIjage
fast Trotting Eorse and an elegant Top Buggy.
Gold and Silver wa,chss Diamnd Jewels Gold Chains Rings
Pencils knives Port Mennaies Brooches
EngrayDgs Clocks Books Writing Desks Trained shawls
BoSneta HATS Boots Canes, Silver cup Baskets Sa Musical
Zach pets.n purca,ug Gih Ticket Gift Certificate
emitting him 10 one of the pincely gifts . -
The distribution to =, soon ~ arc
majority Of Ticket Holders al mass meeng OF which timely notice
will be given.
Raymond Co.. Hail. incosng VI for
they may desire which prompt will be gwen
duon, tbs committee will forward such gifts Al belong to
ticket holderR 10 their address,
Write your name State, eoanty and residence
Six Tickets will be forwarded to address for W
u Tickets can be oStaned Odd Fellows Hadurns
~ " Doors open s s Entertainment commence ~.
fN- Carriages may be called at 10 O'Clock.
all disposed Of by the LIST Of January.
Ey- Entertainments every night, except Sunday.
B Gil. Tickets 81 Single Tickets 80 CENTS Children and scr
1 wants. nSlm
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MEMORANDA.
EXPORTS.

The steamer Beas left Memphis on the an ms mt hepefs III
weather cool fad pleasaat I'd the river falling.
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sAn DIsAppoINrMENr. Tho Boston journal b

the LIST instant says:
Last evening att O'Clock that being the appointed time
for the ending Of al subunary things according to the
Merte belief forty Of the believers in that doctrine
assembled at the corner Of Fourth and streets South
Boston arrayed in white robes, and apously awaited
the moment when they should make their grand
they were certainly disappointed in their expectations
q oo5no mn last evening.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FR1pAY MoRsrso, November 10, 1854
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
, Lexington Stone for HRvre, jenkins, Williams &co
/ West wind Elliott fer Liyerpoo) Gfney Lowell
Mary Spring, PeeLna-, for Liverpool, ~ whitney &co
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The Bonra Of Trus this dividend ii Ia.
1885, be declared OF thee
apn Scrip The Company, payable ii md
Thn Trustsr urher that ndng the s Gus
prsi embraced " t fnanetrl Gonna he
rssstysd uad capital Of ONE MILLION oE DOLLARS rsnans
nnared They however, ltons Of the
n. rrsnue sonmlDts IL expedent adopt The
mime d capital and therefore
ne prohs shall be appropriated
ton Scrip tie remaining ne
,easryed md and WI opinion the 40
policy Company hereafter obrys the ae Of
Capital EhA ret ~ ien1t Two Mn Of Dill
Ky 81 tic Boa d. '''fN WHITEHEAD, secre-
TRUSTEES.
Moves II. Gfinnel, Rtsre spragpe, Oliver Slate, Jr.,
William H May, Drake Mills, G. Winthrop Grsy,
Samuel NJ lhe, Frederick &. Foster, Peter PoIisr,
sehu, er Jayingkf orut, Arthony Mel n,
Al fsa Se,og Frederick Wsmann, Samuel Bates,
Mort,tner lspe. .nn Colt Robert Maitland,
Chas H. Nj hat, jo-eph touke, IT.. Jacob h. MENUS,
10 ph Gs lard L., straehan, Alex M Lawrence,
IotI A. Ispln, Twin Brrtett, Il as FohyerL
Theodore W. Riley, U. A. Nsrde Percy h. Pyls,
YIN II Nawmfu. b. NELSON, President,
ALFRED SETON, Vice President,
JOHN wHtTEtiEt D, secre.4ty.
N4wYo,k November 1885,
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. M6% Middling FAIR. .95s8-
ordinary .........7A0s Fair ........... .1oK@-
Midding. So a8X Good Fair. ........-f6-
Good Middling. ..s1Sf0ssG Good and Fair. ....-@-
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
CorToN-bales. TopAcco-hhds
Stock on hand Sept. .......... .2667s 23,712
Received since. .2i445O 1739
q Yesterday 500. 6,475-22 0eo5 oOO= 7se
!247eos 25451
Exported to date . 1lOaT5 1oT7T
Yesterday 6252 117,a27 1o-1o7s7
~ ~, ,,,,,5 not claaraa J3b2TS 1A6fi
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.

FRIDAY MORNING, November TO- 1854.
COTTON. -. There fair demand yesterday. and
about 5000 bales changed hands at steady prices We
quote: - .
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Thoseinaibie for the OF huPTuBh In -
forms are popularity the afflicted proclaim
with heartjoy ~ eured-Iam substantially
cured, by the use Of
sHERMANs PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDF'fi
Faculty of hHcountry we'll
universally appreciation Of aa Car
aseonanes with hs Surgery As effect
dfera Others it light elastic, and eomfo to
completely heYna perfectly tbs
But be observed that i snot
alone the that the for
asmueh to IT, correct application e
that good IL a. Dr. lawrence The sie
writer Hernia ably argueE one Of Inc incest
operationsn mechanical surgery. H.,
The RUPTURE REMEDY Is an external application whichn
absorption and adding cure.
when there weakness In tho lower
sbdornen predsposionto RUPTURE
popular Remedy
many years study treatment Of Hernia
Rupture acop Of hc right
size shape promote speedy and radicalcure.
sR- Particular attention given to Ruptured Childi
PLANTERS cthes their SLAVES CuRkD without
interfering labor, enhanced in VALUE and USEFUL
| NESS. ,,.,# :, , ,,,,,,,,,
avoid worthless limitations must particular
nnmhsr Of s and 70 inquire
| or and have personal interview with
| DR.. SHERMAN,
fehaaI TO at. ChayieA aD
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FnuRTu pIsrRIcr.

Two men, named Diedrick Actrimes and Hen
ry Hole were arrested in the Fourth District board the
ship Henry Won Gargan charged by Capt D. Won Frzen
with assautng him with stones rocks &c thereby endan-
uerne his e This makes three who have been arrested
on the charge and from all we can learn the ship
appears have been regularly bombared The arrested
parties await examination
Abraham Levy was arrested by the Fourth
District police on the complaint of Moses Sell who charges
him with having committed larceny. The nature and
amount Of the property stolen has not yet TRANSFERRED
The accused wss remanded for examination.
DR.. Chevelier was arrested on Rousseau street,
in the Fourth District charged with resisting and assault
ing the police in the discharge of their duty and carry
ing concealed weapons. He had large spring knife
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CATTLE MARKET.

Il Thursday EVENING, November 0, 1854.
The arrivals to-day were not Important but an ample
stock of Cattle and Hogs with moderate supply of
other stock remains on sale. The market continues
pretty firm at cur quotations.
PRICES:
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EHXGHANGE ON BOSTON Checks on Gran
"A tie Bank in sums Purchasers, ior sale by
- T. p. WHITNEY ann tr

m YON'S EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA
GINGER-Nothing be said to command THE attention OF
public this article when tha |, is pure and ansaae
urbd water rely its
genuine character extensively naed for
To the afflicted with Dyapepsis,
Summer Complaints Cholera Nervous Debility Fever and DE
Ene Ptoatraon nothing has been preserbed WITH
equal Manufactured by E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist lei
~ Inanire Tor LYONS PURE GINGER. Sold by reputable Drug
sists thru zhout the world Sold In New Orleans by
ole 6m3p j. WRIGHT q So. lbI Gnarrss $500 -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-02
Jbe @lasgotu Gmts.
ADDRESS OF DR.. 7. N. C0CKERILL,
Before the Union Mutual Protection So
ciety.
CORRESPONDENCE.

CURkESPUNDENCE.
~ GLASGOW, October Z, 1854.
DR.. r. NSCockeriu:
DEAN SIR-The undersigned, Committee Of the
Union Mutual Protection Society, respectfully re-
quest copy of your Address, delivered before
that body to-day, for publication. Hoping yen
will grant our desire, we subscribe ourselves,
Very respectfully,
A. w. RUCKER
w. G. BROWN.
STEPHEN GARNER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-02
Carriage Materials

az, SLAVES FOR SALE.
* The undersigned will keep constantlyssA
W on hand Negro men, women, boys and-Y4
girls in Huntsville. All persons who wish to buy
Negroes can make it their interest TO call on the
subscribers, or address them by letter, giving de-
scription Of the kind of slave desired.
~" All Negroes sold warranted TO come up TO
recommendations, or taken back or exchanged
II. l.. RUTHERFORD,
VIM, d. MALONE.
Huntsville December %, 1853.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-02
CHERRY PICTORIAL
For the rapid Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHO0PlNG-COUGu
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

".4nd bv the river, upon The bdnk Thereof shgH
gro,v all trees for meat, whose leaf 'hGH not fade
and the rit thereof shall be for meat, and the leaf
thereof for medicine"
Here was hope for the sick recorded long ago
and every year adds new proof TO the assurance
that these promises shall not fail.
As medical science discovers and designates the
remedies nature has given, one by one the diseases
that alict our race yield TO the control Of art
OF all the maladies we suffer from, none has car
ried more victims TO an untimely grave than Con-
of the Lungs. Subjoned we give some
evidence that this too may be cured, and that Pull
monary Complaints, in all their forms, may be re-
moved by Cherry Pectoral
Space will not permit us to publish here any
proportion of the cures it has effected, but the
Agents named below will furnish our circular free,
wherein are full particulars, and indisputable
proof Of these facts.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-02

THANKFuL.-In late speech made by
Gen. Cass, at Detroit, he is reported as
saying he "was thankful his place of resi-
dence was in free State" The old fogv
has certainly given ZIP the idea of getting
southern support for the Presidency, though
he has not abandoned all hope Of the White
House.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-02
GLASGOW. October 10. 1854,

GLASGOW, October 10, 1854.
TO =. ". Rucher, ". G. Bropn, and s. Garner,
Committee
GENTLEMEN-Your note requesting ga copy of
my Address for publications." is just received, in
reply to which have to say, that the remarks
made before your Society, with so little prepara-
ton, were not designed for the press. But if you
think it will subserve the cause in which you are
engaged, it is at your disposal
Very respectfully,
THOS. N. COCKERILL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-02
SOM HING
NEW AND VA j. u A B L e IA.
DIR. JOHN BULLS
.GRIAI AMERICAN king lE PAIIII

Is the TENTH WONDER OF THE WORLD and the greatest
blessing offered to afflicted humanity the suffering
millions, the Doctor say, relief i, your command.
You have only 10 use this magical remedy. All those
who still suffer, aud viii nor accept the proered balm,
deserve not the pity ut heir families
This wonderful medicine, during the brief period since
its introduction has carried happiness TO the hearts OF
thousands and made life charm 10 many who heretofore
REGARDED II oS is ltl'G ana u'',f'pe eNis teuce,
To the winds with all liniments, Embrocations, Pain
Killers, and Pain ENrfN,,urs, aud let millions OF glad
tongues proclaim the merits OF the great American
King Of Pain preparation composed solely OF yegeta-
bles and roots, produced by Americas own rich and
We would ask the LADIES, who are always competent
judges Of what is aud what is not valuable family med
cine, TO do Us special favor by giving tue King of Pain
single trial, and If satisfactory, exert their influence
In its behalf recommend it, speak well and often of it,
and it is used by their afflicted neghbors The
Ladies always charitable and when they induce their
suffering friends to use this really valuable medicine
they will be doing an act of beneyoence that they can
well be proud Of This is powerful and truly magical
remedy for all external diseases sores, swengs burns
&c aud for many Internal Affections, IL is certain cure
yet It is perfectly harmless, and incapable Of producing
the least injurious ELECTS in the most delicate cases ~
the weakest constitution.
system of publishing to the public thousands Of certil
of wonders performed by this medicine 1t costs
but twenty-five to try IL; aud Dr. Bull stakes his
welearned reputation the King of Pain doing all and
more than he claims for it,
We would ask, have you the rheumatism or Gout:
these not pleasant companions, and we know that
you would like to drive them away soon as possible,
then use
"BULL's KING OF PAIN"
Would you be cured almost immediately Of Bowel
Complaint D sentery Summer Complaint, Cholera Nor
bus Cranp Cole Head Ache, Tooth any other ache
or pain, the remedy is simple and the cure certain.
USE THE GREAT KING OF PAIN.
Would you have your Sores SWelliugs, Cuts, Burns,
scads, bruises, any other wounds healed repeat
1t, use the
MAGICAL KING OF PAIN.
Would you be cured Of Scald Head Stiff Joints Sore
Throat, Neuralgia Sore Breast Lumbago letter Ring
Worm, Salt Rheum Bites Of Poisonous Insects Chapped
Hands aud all other Sores, either dry running,
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