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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-25
WILLIAM A. GIBSON.


New Orleans, January 80 1858.
Mr.. GousDear Sir; know how inform yon the
wonderful change your "Kaperapeum has me-
eight years months suffered the falling of the
womb bad several of the eminent Of this
city, who finally thought hopeless and
anything for when husband found you old
steamboat Southern Belle and purchased bottle Of your tonic
justly celebrated hair tonic among most refined Of
the city, really that it be o. divine origin
hardly realize my change. in my
life than do at this That every poor afflicted
WAS may great tonic my erYent prayer.
MARY SIMS,
90 Heyia street,
New Orleans.
New Orleans, February TO- 1858.
This is 70 certify that have used and with
pte N b. Coins preparation called KapsFlspen
recommend to all who article for pro
noting the growth Of and cleansing the hair.
W. b. BowLEs,
II Camp street,
New Orleans.
New Orleans. March Is 1855.
have Goins Ksperlspeumn for ehls and fever and
cured eAtrey; believe it will when everything
else fails. A. W. SMITH,
New Orleans
New Orleans March IS, 1855
Mr. Coins have been using your Kaperlspeumi for a
suffered with for the last eighteen years hav
ing during time been operated upon Dr. Johnson of ST.
Louis without have been induced to Ka
perapeum and must confess, with perfect SATISFACTORY anu
from beneficial results, anticipate speedy
AMOS HI, HfOWER,
Cont street, Robinson street
ms 2ptf New Orleans.
ZytOb0lsdntttni.
supply of this celebrated HAIR DRESSING, Just
! ceived by -
SIGKLES Il CO.,
MIS- 2plm IS and % Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-25
PeB.lEUi0a Hair. Oil.

small supply OF this OF inst received and fer sale by
HYDE g. GOODRICH,
mis- 2pGt Canal and Royal streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-25

Rg-TO the Publfc-Fhe undersigned most
respectfully submits his the of the city OF
Orleans candidate for the office Of Msyoreecon come
off on the I'd day of June
ia26 2pte BENZ. s. HARRISON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-25
V,dCCi1le.

fresh supply constantly hand. and for sale by
SICKLES & CO.,
mas 2plm g and 90 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-25
Read This /!

NEW ORLEANS, August IL, 1857.
W. P. COLEMAN, Esq:
Dear SirThe twenty -four inch Mil which pnrch from
you for Mr.. j. Packwo plantation,
the sugarmill engine, and operation last week,
pleased with every respect regard
pciy, durability, and quantity grnds | timed the mill
when In operation several times my surprise
the mill grinding bushel per mnue expect
the mill grind regularly thirty bushels per with
To Sugar Planters would especially recommend your Mills
believing them superior any ever manufactured
Yours, respectfully,
au14 2ptf JOHN S. MCDONALD, Engineer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-25
Fish and Fishing.
EVERY ARTICLE OF THE BEST QUALITY!
GUI0N,
No. 20 ST. CHARLES STREET,

vERANDA BUILDINGS,
Has just opened his Spring supply of FISHING TACKLE
and SPORTING ARTICLES, including every modern i'm
proyement all of the BEST QUALITY and at the LOWEST
PRICE:
JOINrED RODS Of every deGUNS of superior shooting
scriptiou including TRUNK. qualities which cannot be
TRAVELLING and General excelled.
Rods. ICOLT'S PISTOLS. wholesale
Superior LIMERICK HOOKS, and retail.
Rugged and Flatted; ds. do 4 GENUINE DERINGER Pts
Snooded on best quality dou Tolls wholesale and retail
Bile Gut and Gimp. IDERINGER PISTOLS. Gold
Fine Balanced Reels Of every and Silver Mounted.
description. POWDER FLASKS SHOT
FLOATS, ARTIFICIAL Bait BELTS, GAME BAGS, Dog
etc, etc, etc, Of every Dc Chains and Collars
seripton. BOWIE, Hunting and Pocket
FISHING BASKETS and BAIL kniyes-extra
Boxes. lDlRECT IMPORTATION of
Superior Quality Of silk Line Of Rodgers wosephoms and
every description. Crooks Cutlery.
full assortment of Graytaon and sockdologer FISH
HOOKS, Just recei, ed at
GUI0N'S Sportsmens' Depot,
No. 20 St. Charles street. Veranda Buildings,
m22 2p6t few doors from Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-25
Frimges for Bareges.

FFinges for RaFeges.
5000 yards assorted Brooched headed silk Fringe at 10
a yard.
5000 yards Reyo Headed Silk Fringe, at ID cents
yard.
$500 yards Poupedour Headed silk Fringe at 20 yard
Landing IRON ship Clara Whea er, from Hayre
A. TROUBLE,
fel9 2ptf II Royal street, Cont and Bienyille.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-25

we Houu @iso c"l "tteluh Z" Jul iBV N7eV''ioHtN
Curtain Material.
Brocatelle Silk and Wool and worsted DAMAsKs; Lace
and Muslin CURTAINS, Window Shades, Coniees, etc.
I'D. CAMERON & CO.,
meO 2pst l2i Canal street.
Moths! Moths! Moths!
MoGRORTY's MOTH PREVENTIVE,
The Depot, 90 Camp street,
New Orleans
mis- splm WILLIAM McGRoRTY.
Fashionable Spring Clothing.
f. STRINGER &c CO.,
35............,.....Camp
Are now receiving their supplies Of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
SUMNER CASHMERE SUITS, for business.
SILK MIXED
BLACK SINGLE MILLED CLOTH FRooK COATS |
LIGHT CASHMERE PANTS.
FRENCH MERTNo
LIGHT SILK VESTS
FANCY MARsEILLEs VESTS, etc.
'GAUzE MERINo UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Isle THREAD
LINEN AND COTTON ..
New styles Of
oRAvATs, NECK TIES, etc.
We Offering the remainder of stock of Heavy
Winter Goods
NILS 2p1m AT COST FOR CASH.
Just EseCeiUed,
A SUPP OF
BURNETT'S FLORIMEL.
THE NEW AND FASHIONABLE PERFUME.
SICKLES & CO.. Druggists,
mil 2plm IS and 80 Canal street.
EserlGUi0n Hair OIL.
small supply OF this on inst received and fer sale by
HYDE GOODRICH,
mis- 2p6t corner Canal and Royal streets.
FI'inges for Bareges.
5000 yards assorted silk Fringe 10
5000 yards ass5fted Revoir Headed FRINGE
5000 yards Pompadour Headed SIX Fringe at 20 cents yard
Landing IRON ship o;F" T TRoi II IF2n H"sre
fel9 2pT II Royal street. betw. Cont and Bienville.
Wines and Liquors,
IT.............. ROYAL STREET, ...............lT
Asupply of CREME DE BoUzY Oh AMPAGNE. in quarts
pns constantly hand which equal to the best that
this market.
FINE OLD PORT-the best in the city.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
sAzERAo the Vintage 1895 1873 and 1909 and other
WHIsK
Of Alidsscriptions- Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
Also.
On hand, usuaassortmsnt of the best WINES and Ii
I Gintla vvIlh a
terms any other h,usein the city.
sEWELL t. TAYLOR,
d. aniy No, II Rovai street.
Fine Clothing! Fine CtOtting!
GENTLEMEN IN WANT OF
FINE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
Can find very superior stock FROM a much
les price than goods of similar quality be bought for in
overcoats at Cost!
R, SPRoULE & CO.,
fe26 2p2m "a St. Charles street.
ER. I'll. Porter,
DENT IST,
Has the practice DENTISTRY in all
its branches, No. l57 CANAL STREET the Of
street.-the residence occupied by him than
wsnty years Oi2 apa
Venus Cigar Store,
! OOtheI VI OudIIts steet A1eSt
No. S..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
r. PRATS
Has always on of the most favors
brands Of HAVANA CIGARS we'll Virginia, Havana
and Turkish SMOKING TOBACCO.
|
| All kinds Of CHEWING TOBACCO. Rs- Prices moder.
ate sel4 2ply
James II. Thompson,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. al BROADWAY, lnesr Canal street, NEW YORK.
| jylS 2ptf
W. III. Cooley,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Practcesi Poiue Goupse Baton Rouge and West Fs
| eAna Residence, Pointe Gouoee p o.. La $50 2r
French COrSetS.
sns assortment of SPRING coRsETs just received d.
rect from Paris by
LION & PINSARD,
| NILS 2pu corner Royal and BienYile SITS.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-16
Political Movements.

There appears to be but little interest
manifested in any portion Of the State as to
the election this fall. Conventions have
been called in some districts, but no candi-
dates have yet been named. II Is time the
Democracy were at work. il they expect to
carry the State A systematic and deter
mined effort will secure Us the Legislature
by larger majority than last year.
Hon. JAWS RIprArH, Senator from
Wabashaw county, has rCsigu;d. A Re
publican Convention meets at wabashaw
on the 18th. TO nominate candidate for the
succession, and also three candidates for the
House. The Democratic County Conven.
ton assemblies on the 18th. We hear from
our friends in Wabashaw, that the prospects
OF the party have never been better in that
county. We can carry it, il the wabashaw
Democracy do their duty.
In Goodhuc, the County Convention TO
nominate four Representatives, meets at Red
Wing on the cd inst. Goodhue should be
redeemed this fall.
From Houston, Fillmore, Winous, and
olmsted, We hear cheering news. Wiaoua
Is almost sure to 20 Democratic this fall.
A friend, in transmitting Us large list Of
subscribers from Fillmore, says tina; the
Democracy are hard AT work in that county;
the Convention meets on the ?+th Of Sep
TENDER. a; Preston, when ticket viii be
nominated, which il sure to succccd.
A DEMOCRATIC Convention has been called
in Hsupepin county. In the st. AuthOuy
district, by hard labor, We can gain a
senator AMI two Representatives
In the Crow Wing District, We under.
stand ]. u. CRrrrxSpES has been uomina.
ted tor the Senate.
In the Benton and Stsarns district, q
conveutiou p nominate Representatives Is
called to meet at Saak Rapids, on he 18th
nst ant.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-16

Democracy Of that State, with unanimity
never before experienced In political history,
had called upon Judge DocoLAs to enter the
campaign ss the Democratic candidate for
the United States Senate. lie responded to
the call, and opened the canvas in the gen.
erous spirit Characteristic d the man, and
In accordance with the ally.understood
reunion and harmony Of the National De
mocracy. lie has carried the canvass on In
the same liberal spirit--supporting every.
where the integrity Of Democratic ~gsniza.
zation, and indicating everywhere the JUS
tiee Of Democratic principles. The National
Administration, however, has In no degree
appreciated or reciprocated bis patriotic
labors. Instead Of yielding to him cordial
support as the nominee OF the party, and
the chosen representative Of its primer
pies, II assumed In the first instance,
an Indifference which was unjust, and 10 the
second place, an opposition which was Grim
inal. Mortified at the failure Of It's Iecomp-
ton scheme, II cannot brook the success Of
the man whose energy, ability and patriot
ism, furnished him the weapons by which
it was defeated; and We now find the adj
ministration seeking by the use, or rather
the abuse Of it, patronage, to coerce the
sentiment Of the people, which 1t has found
itself unable TO influence by the Legitimate
means Of reason and justice. Opposition to
DoCGLAs has been inaugurated as the test
Of BUCHANAN Democracy in Illinois, and
official position Is now held there only by
this tenure.
We need not say that, 10 common with
oil true, independent Democrats, we utterly
and Indignantly repadiate the new, humilia-
ting, and insulting grounds, upon comPli-
ance with which alone this presidential die.
tator ASSUMES to permit old AMI faithful
members Of the party to call themselv
Democrats. We denounce the action Of
the Administration as reasonable TO the
party, to ia time.honored usages, and TO its
principles and We warn the President that
the defeat Of DouGLAs, towards which result
he 10 now coaspiring, will leave him, as it
ought 70 leave him, without corporal's
guard Of sdherents, throughout the entire
Northwest.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-16
Distinguished visitors.

There are at present in St. Paul, on a
visit Connected with the interests Of tie
Hudson Bay Company, Sir GxoRGE SrNr.
SON, the loog. time Governor Of the Compa-
nys Possessions Hon. HESRr ELLIS, Mem
Der OF the British Parliament for Coventry,
and Dr. JoHS RAE, the Arctic Explorer.
who discovered the remains and ascertained
the hate Of Sir JOIN FsAsKLN's party.
The object Of the visi, Of these gentle
men TO ST. Paul is TO inquire into the ex.
psiieuey Of supplying the posts Of the Hud
son Bay Company, in British America, via
ST. Paul. instead Of BY way Of Yak Fac,c
ry or Lake Superior. We have no doub,
they viii return satisfied as to the feasibility
Of the route through this city.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-16
Popular Sovereignty rs illustrated by
thu National Administration.

No man Of good sense and common hon.
esty doubts the legitimate significance Of the
term Popular Sovereignty. II means sim
ply the right Of each legally organized com.
muuiiy to regulate It's own domestic affairs
10 ia own way, subject only to the binding
restrictions Of the paramount law. This
doctrine was the prominent, and the only
important question at issue IN the national
canvass Of 1856, Whatever other questions
might have been asi,ated during the con-
test, they were entirely dwarfed by the side
Of tho great, fundamental, overshadowing
Democratic doctrine Of the inherent and
inalienable right Of the people to govern
themselves. /, was upon this principle that
Mr.. Buchanan was elected; and il was TO
this principle that he gave bis unqualified
adhesion, in accepting the Democratic nom.
nation. Without such endorsement TO the
fullest extent, and in apparent good faith,
Mr., BucuAsAS could never have been Pre-
sidcnt.. Had he Galtered in any degree on
this subject, he would to day have been veg.
etating at Bedford Springs in all the cheer
leSsues of crusty bachelcrism, and in all
the misery OF disappointed ambition.
Tue history Of Mr.. BUcuAsASs admins.
tration shows that, with whatever earnest
rhetoric he sustained this grsa, principle
daring the presidential canvass and the ear.
ly days Of his administration, he suddenly
ignored the doctrine at the very first occa-
sion which was prevented Tor its practical
application, When the Iccomptou ins,ru,
ment was handed to the President Tor trans
mission to Congress, accompanied by the
!. we'll auugnticqtSd fact that from preamble
ID a'cs'.sitsH swf iIHYd with fraud, and
that 1t hid Ndi virtually epudiated by
6s'sixihs9f. 't&. psf.a, " .,E9n4s, it
was 'siuiidsaEf!Af.,Sl ~ :iOneSt
Democrats that he would wash his
hands Of its iniqui,ies and quietly de-
liver il over TO Congress for Judgment
execution, and burial When, in disregard
Of this just expectation, he formally endcrs-
ed Iscomptonism, and ushcred il before the
presence Of Congress with the recommenda-
ton Of the Executive favor, and labelled it
as Democratic measure, and as emboiying
the essential spirit Of Popular Sovereignty.
the country was puzzled between wonder a,
the audacity Of the providing and disgust
a, its veuality, When, however, after the
practical defeat Of Lecomp,onism in its
original hideousneSs. the President abandon
cd it, ard fell back uPon the English bin,
which contained partial recognition Of the
true doctrine, the country believed that he
bad recantcd his errors, and was honestly
disposed TO give icrce and effect to the prin.
ciple on which he was elevated TO Office. and
TO which be Was solemuly pledged. And so
the Democracy, with generosity rare in pol
itics, freely forgave, il they did not forget,
his temporary treaehery to cherished and
vital Democratic principle.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-16
The Printing Of the Laws.

Some of the papers through the ststs
appear to be exercised al what they cs -
delay on the part Of the State Prin1k u
publish the laws OF the last sesai0s, ~
their information, and for The b. = u
who feel any interest in tke sskjsek ~
would state that the laws are progfo
the rate Of from two hundred totwo
and fifty pages per week, and that q -
be published and delivered to the ST. -
soon as this rate Of progress viii permit
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-16

In the Minnesota Valley, both parties
seem to be "lyipg on their oars" We are
glad to hear there will be little or no oppo-
sition TO the return Of Senator CowAN from
the Nicollet district. He was one Of the
ablest and most influential members Of the
Senate. .
In the Lake Superior district, J. B. CuL
YER, staunch and reliable Democrat, has
been nominated for the House. The Sena-
tor, Col. CARLroS, holds over.
In st. Paul, no Convention has yet been
called, the management Of our city politics
being in the hands, generally, Of those who,
10 calling Conventions, look rather to their
individual interests than the welfare Of the
party.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-16
Apps,n,m.... BY tn. Gs..s..s.

Col. ALEx. @. JosEs, TO be AdjntAss
General Of the State Of Minnesota, VII The
rank Of Brigadier General. -
Hon. VIZ. Hotooxss q etDweouss
Washington county. Jazz ". EArr64
Esq, Of St. Paul, Ram&y eOansy, ~ H.
D. FOsD, Of winoos. winona csunlx VIZ.
X. RosEss, Esq, Of HAsting Dskees.
county, DIR. ALERED Z. AxEs of hnaPc
lis. HenDepin county, DIR. EBsshp AaS
Of Carver, Carver county, TO be phectcrs
Of the Steele Normal School.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-16
wsshiaxsss cea"'y.

The eali for DsmOSratie Couveufsoo, -
be bed IN this county, VII Be found % Ne
eighth page Of this days paPsr.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

before I hated ny home, now my hsart
yearned toward Il Ny nother- oh, want
Cd 70 zee her, and 70 put my arms round
her neck | wanted 70 ssll her that / had
rad lJsf latter, and what had found ia il
And my brother and sisters-I had no more
desire 70 be separated from, but with my
whole soul ! longed to see them, and to tell
them that | Rad found the Saviour My
JOY CONTINUED and eold my shipmatss Of Il
Some a them laughed 1t me lbut ! didn't
care for that; i knew in whom believed.
At last we came into port twas on a Saturday
morning. O. The next day found the M.r
liners Church, and, my kind friends, / nave
been here ever since ] am happy to be
hers, and cAn.only thank tod that He has
led me to Himself, and has led me to you in
so wonderful way. lam waiting here to
60 home and see my aged mother. She is
very near the grave, and want to throw
myself upon her neck before she dies, and
thank her and thank God for her prayers for
q Maynard son T.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30
LAnoR An nEsr.

Tive hands npan the breast and labor l. past. 3
RHssian Prorsrb. !
Two hands upon the breast,
And labor Is done;
Two pale feet crossed in rest,
The race il won;
Two eyes with coin weights shat,
And oil tears cease;
- Two lips where grief s mute,
And wrath at peace"
so pray We often times, mourning our lot;
God. in his kindness, answereth not
1.-TWO hands to work address
Aye for his praise;
Two feet that never rest
Walking bis ways;
Two eyes that look above,
Still, through all tears;
Two lips that breathe but love,
Never more fears"
So cry we afterwards, low nj our knees;
Pa,do those erring prayers! Father, hear
thnuaf ssj4z48
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Wop11RAHa,

Over fields Of thyme blossom.
Over beds Of deuy flowers,
Now upoa the sereSmlsts bosom.
Now within the whispering bowers,
Soft and slow
The moonbeams 70
Wandering on through midnight houra
Lightly Ger the crested b illow,
Where the heavisg waters dow,
Where the sea birds finds her pillow,
There the glistening moonbeaaas 60;
Soft and slow, 8#s
Soft and slow,
Ever wandering soft and slow.
Queen Of beauty ROBBED in splendor,
Finds thy silent foot no rest? =
Looks thy smile, 90 soft and tender,
.Ne'sr upon kindred breast
Soft and slow s
Thy footsteps 60,
In their silver sandals dressed.
Queen of beauty canst thou ever
Thus thy lonely task ful6llf
Sister voices, never, never,
Answering thee from bower or hills !?
Soft and slow
AS winters snow,
Fall thy footsteps cold and still.
Silent moon! thy smile Of beauty
Painting hope will oft renew;
Teach me, then, thy holy duty,
Waste and wild to wander through;
Soft and slow,
Still to 60.
Patient, meek, but lonely too.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30
TO Purchasers Of Cooks, Paper and
Stationery. e 4

Large Stock Of Mscelidn eoas and ofhS- oks
Eastern Wholesale Irfces.
III AVbNG just received very large stock 4f
- school, Theological Poetcal, Standard and Mis
celianeous Books, purchased this Fall at e N,c y&
ana PhitddeIphjd Trade S.ss am prepared 10 All
at prices lower than before offered in this city
Among my stock will be found the following
perry's Expedition to Japan, vol. Calf ANTIQUE.
Hugh Miller's Works, 8 vols.
!rving.s Life Of Washington, 4 vols. - x
Irving's Works Complete
Waverly Novels IL vols.
Cooper's Complete WORKS, 81"
Bayard Tayior's Travels, 8 9.'t
american Encyclopedias, u . Library.
Dana's System Of Mineralogy, l vol. cloth
Rollins Ancient History, 4 vols. NOR. antique. II
Addison's Works, 6vos. sheep.
Gold miths vols
Spectator, vols. calf, antique.
Johnson's Works, vols. shsep.
Halams Middle Ages.
Prescott's Complete Works, IL vols. Library
The works o. Daniel Webster, g vols. clotn.
Bancrohs History Of the U. s vols cloth and sheen
llidreth's cloth s
Kane's Arctic Expedition, 2 vols
Ben Johnson's Dramatic Works, vol. calf
Beaumont Fletchers !. sheen
Shakspeare's /"
Messenger Ford's Dramatic Works, vol.
Dickens, Complete Works. vols. sheep.
sieldings I've.
The Works Of Lord Bacon, 8 vols
The Modern British Essayists, s vols. CLOTH
Also, complete assortment Of Cap, Letter. Note and
bill Paper, Envelopes, School and ONCE Stationery A.
oct20 j. p BROWN
Barrett House Block, 81 I.
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.Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.

~ hh uiSc8seS INFLAMMATION more less Dredomls
nates-now to allay innammatio strikes a. the
ROOF OF dsease-hehce an immediate cure.
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EYTRACT
and nothing else will allay Inflammation at once, and
make . certain cure.
D1LLEI'S MAGICAL PAIN EY7RACTOR
vii cure the following among great catalogue OF da
sases Ourns ,scaIds, cuts chafes nipples corns
olnions bruises strains, bites poison chiblains bes
scioio sores felons ache piles sore
eyes, govt, swellings, rheumatism, scald head aalt
small pox, measles rash, etc, etc .'
70 some u may appear ncredulous that 50 many dis
eases ehould DC reached BY artce such an idea win
vanish when reflection points to the fact that the saye
y o. ingredients each and every ap
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PIiN EYTRACTDP
In it, effects magical because the time 10 80 short
tween disease and permanent cure; and It 10 an ex.
tractor As draws disease out Of the affected part
leaving nature Is perfect as before the injury II 10
scarcely necessary 70 say that house, work or
mandatory should be one moment without H.
No pain extractor II genuine unless the boz has uDon
y, Manufacturer. -
For sale BY all the Druggists and patent medicine
eaiersthroughoutth e United States and Canadas.
septS-w1y d y CHAcr