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10 sUGATE PLA NTERS-
AMEs' STAR PAN,
For the Manufacture of sUGARPatened June g. 1858.

AMES' STAR PAN,
For the Manufacture of sUGARPaented June %, 1858.
The objections which have heretofore existed against the use
of the ordinary steam colt for evRpoung Juice are EN-
TIRELY WAITED by my Improvements They consist in
relieving The pipes from the condensation SOON
As FORMED, utilizing the WHOLE EXTENT of the heating
surfaces of the pipes, and obtaining an UNIFORM TENT En-
AZURE throughout the whole horizontal of the PAM will
evaporate rapidly under ANY PRESSURE steam Chose in
use requiring steam at pressure of IS 10 100 ponnds) Any
portion of the heating surfaces DETACHED without
dctrment the continued Of the pam perfectly simple in
mechanical construction and be furnished
| son bic as the most ordinary sugar pan in
Those interested invited call the establishment of
| and Judge for themselves
| jy26 Fl. o. AMES Patentee.
| VACATION SCHuOI-THE SUBSCRIBER Will
keen School during the vacation months For terms ETC.
call at the Jackson School, Of Psecauer and Richard
| Streets GEO W. HARDY
| jy6 Principal jackson School.
EmEG-Thqmastuu, Utica Alton other Lime for salt
| IL by ALFRED KEARNY,
| myI7 u Magazine street.
| CODA ASHES AND PALM Oils casks, for sale By
| - ALFRED kEARNY,
| myl7 Y Magazine street
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T51FI7F4 ET1F7 STEAM FGNJTIN E1s-FR0M ~ 70
IS horse power, the celebrated patent of Hoard St
Cate Hoard Bradford differing essentially in their
and durable qualities from engines of any other patent
actue now excessive use in twenty five States Of the
Union Pamphlets with full description and letters from 1877
different persons who using them will be by mail
plcRon the subscriber who sole agentin New Orleans
Son being sole prnpretors Of the patent they only
furnish maEuaCtue the engines whchthey hsyegycr
reput6on and all pretended limitations are frauds upon their
purchasers as they will enrn due experience with them
Mo SAMUEL IL. GILMAN. 10 tfrayier street.
y GSANIAR s CO.'S BAANFEETS-The under
EA signed agents for saeo theaboye Manufacture have
constantly hand supply Of these Blankets, such ms blue
green gray and white for plantation use also supply OF fine
bed blankets different ESes. of the manufacture.
Orders from the city and country trade solicited
GRATIAA, CDMMAGERE 4 CO.,
40 CttgtoD ,ln,iEp grant
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STATE or THz oRpgR-P. @. ". John Orchard P. 9. n.
Ghss. NJ. Emerson and r. @. Fl. a. DeHfgeL
JgDieflP. g. II. James stockton, r O. Geo. Hooper ans
]. u. Frobus.
Per1ToSs AID Arrra1sP g. NJ J. g. Dunlap, Pc. Geo.
Rsrezhife and P. g. Eneas Smith.
T.sASoEP. g. 4 H. O. ststsou, l. Butsr aba PI
g. A. Thomson.
CONSTITUTION BYIIWs-P. g. James FuTueaux, g.
Geo. Dermeyer and p. @. G. Atsun
CREDExrArs-P. G. A. Denise P. G.. p G. Collins as
P @. j. n. Wagner.
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n N0BTH CUILOBA, ATToRNEY.AT.LAW wi
Il all professional business In St. Landry and Ayoy
elles may entrusted TO his Office MARKS
WILLIE, La
References-Chas NJ Waterman hardware merchant; c. N
Olivier ESQ., d. Miller commission merchant; GhAs. B.
Singleton sttorneV-atswi Nixon Adams Crescent office
New Orleans. mo ly6W
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Grand EneampTnont q I.oulgfana,

| THE r. W. GRAND EFCAMPMEAT OF LOUISIANA,
l. o. o. r., meets ssrnannuaily the Mondeys FetFu
sy and Angus IN Odd FelloW BALL. Of Camp ad La
/ fayetfe streets.
ofaeeTs for laT Bragg Most Worthy Grand Patriarch
II Dasys, Most r. g. High PRIEST j. Faust, r. W. G.. 8.
Warden james Furnea1x B. " g seri5e II Williams 3.
Keefe W. e. Marshal r. b CAVITY w d. Sentinel; John
FrankfoTd Deputy q. Sentinel john eEiekard e. W q z
Rep 20 @. Lodge Of q. s.
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INSURANCE.
NEW OPTICIANS AGENCY or THE
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
NaNR York.

HOME INsURANcE COMPANY,
New York.
Cash Capital 100000 Surplus, .s2S9OOO
This Company perfectly responsible for all Losses under lis
Policies and well known the Local Companies Of New
Orleans and Merchants generally many Of whom hold it's Poll
Of Fire and River lowest rates
and IL cent return Premiums in Hen Of Scrip
Dividends. r. W. RAYEE, Agent,
No. 80 Magazine street, New Orleans.
DIRECTORS;
Chqrle al, Martin Pres President
William ( Lambert fr@ 2 Ct 4 4 lawrence Co.
FR Roa! H%gt g % T. it. . sod Traders Bank
William = Melens frm IF cshiq Melsn 4 y ..-..u.
3. Watson Bull, firm Of Haskell, Merrck q Ball
Levi z Stone Stone firm Of stone Starr ( Co.:
lanes H9PJgb5ey firm GI Of 4, Barney Humphrey Butler
NJ 5oa firm q # 5 B9vf & u,
faaP %oo3 am q w Sa we Wood a. o. 'u'
Roo Lack ood It'll am b Of K LooF@ oo Son
John G. Nelson, firm Of Nelson / Go
Levi Z Morton armo Morton, GtnneI 4 Co.
Ward 4. Work, drm Of ward 4. Work 4 Son !
Isaac Frothinsbam irn5 Of / II Pro,lnshnm Coz
Henry A, Hmbut Grr Of Swift, hnrbnt co..
E@ 5tSgis j Ar S6a s, }; Sb ss.s,
Alfred l. BaTnes, fTm q A. s. Barnes 60;
Curtis Noble firm Of t.ondit 4 Noble;
Charles P. Baldwin, arm Of Baldwin, starr %
Amos Dwight, hTm Ct e. fre gpI Dwgh Co
Sidney Mason firm of Mason Il Thompson
George T. stedman, firm Of stedman, Carlisle Shaw of
John w. Wbitlock firm of whitIoek, Kellogg Carter;
cyrus Yale, Jr hrm Of c, Yale, Jr, Co. Of New Or
VIM r. Fosdick, firm of VIM. R. & Chas B. Fosdick
F. H. Cossitt, firm Of Cossitt Hill Tallmadge Of Mem
David Boyd a # Fqy9 B5G1 e. q Alss9y
O. ossF RL Tls s4ITH ss yiSsr5ssd'n'
4 OUEsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE. COM
II PAFY OF NEW ORLEANS,
In conformity with the requirements of their charter the
Amount Of premiums from the lst March. 1857 TO
Amount mo- 1a. q E unsarnea Pfoams March j.
gs7loIs 81
Viz: Premium on Fire Esks. $40 sg7 Is
Premium on Marine I;isks.......'' Z5g 9sSg 60 60
s67l,7s 81
Loss premiums unearned, March l, 1855
s sfs,1F gsli;; I3SH 20
sloo,6a Is
'S Sus sSai i85 S. ~ w @ GIVING 1854 46 Gs
Losses paid during thesame period:
Fire Losses vi s5i 5g5g5
Rivsr Losses. 7O533 90
s2792s5 90
discount etc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Hg76 50
aaol,2l IS
s.!o'@ PROM: ,.eS 'ss. 'ea"s z
The Company have the following essets viz:
lt amount IL loaned tS ~. .' 80 90
Invested in city bonds, 1000 at SIC l6eO %
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!. o. 0. r. ~
Grand lodge Of Louisiana

Grand Lodge Of houasIaHas
THE r. ". GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA ]. o. o.F-y
meets semi annually the foGFh Tneadaya il January md
gny In Grand f55Fs Room, odd Fellows Hall OF
Camp and Lafayette streets, Nos Orleans.
OEg1cEEs FOR YEAR 1sSsEdwaFd PIlsbuvy, of Tea-
pIar Lodge No. Is ~ ". Grand Master John Moore 81 New
IeeTa Lodge NO u r W d Grand Matter VIM G. Wigen,
Of Union lSogs No 8, z W Grand Warden Thos. Fl. Shields
q Union Lodge No. B. ". GraRd Secretary; Henry VIII
ianst 81 gGmmercai Ldge No IA r. GRAND TrsAsur
eH; Thos ". Blake Of Commercial Nrdgs No n and
Henry steison q Lodge No. 40, Grand Re-
pTeseEatives 70 he r. W Grand Lodge Richard Swain, Of
Crescent Lodge No. g. W g Marshall 9. ~ Todd, Hope
Lodge No H. W g. Conductor; " *. Jsnnison LoERsna
Lodge No " g. Guardian; John Frankord Of Ersseeab
Lodge No. 8, W g. Herald.
DISTRICT DEPUTY GRLED @lgTERg-Jxnss p Warner, n
Covenant Lodge No III District No. a. Michel Pacific
Lodge No go District 70 81 Louis hush Of Erreor Lodge
Mr. b. District g. Z. Rsndetf Of ST. MaFts Lodge
co. District No 5. s. r Clark Of S. Landry Lodge No. n
District No. 6; Henry Jones' Of Deota Lodge No District
T. A. Ljddel Of Trinity Lodge No g. District rs. O. Y.
Richie Of Meth Lodge ~ District No I2 A. Mnpasgh, Of
Lodge No. H. District No. "a; r. Goldman Of Isatua Lodge
No TO- District No I5 g. Slaughter Of Cheney vile osgs, Ros
A. District No I6; s. r. Grsamora, Of Assumption Ledge No
No
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Eneanaprnents Ia the Tnterior,F

MAGNOLIA NO. a meets the ID 4th Saturdays IN
O. W. SHAW No. To- meets on the LIST and ID Saturdays In
each month in Clinton.
Any communication intended Grand Eueanpnent
directed Furneau Grand Scribe 40 oJdTas
"ss' 40" o'sA'- FJAMEs FURNEAUx.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-18

TsLORIDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER-The
undersigned have hand aud constantly receiving
Florida Yellow Pine lumber which they invite the attention
of the trade.
5OOO0O feet dressed tongned and sEOoved Yellow Pine
Flooring.
O00 feet and inch thick dressed tonguea and grooYsd
100000 Rect II inch SQUARE joint Yellow Pine Flooring
(clearl
10000 feet dressed yellow Pipe Weatberboards.
bOOUOO yellow Pine assorted Scantling Jos Weather
boards, inch Boards, lx3 Strips, etc.
2GQOO0 Iaths For sale by
SAApI4 MCCONNELL 4 co,
Successors 10 Merritt & Mcconnell,
Calope and Howard SIS New RGsias
M-Any communication dropped IN Box 81 Maehanics' As
ISOLATION. attended to- iel 6a
TEHUARTEPEC CIGARS-25,8aO. MADE on
i choice Tobacco, at SIS per thousand for sails by
s. A. PICKETT,
I'VE IS ST. Tharles street.
CPARKLING NIOSEIILI9 rs cases HenkelI / Co.'S,
s. WOLFE
ols .sOEne Of GrsyieE aud NsH LsFsa 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-18

FULLUM SPRINGS, CHOCTAW COUNTY, ALA,
~ Eightyx miles Mobile twenty-five miles east Of
Mobile and Ohio Railroad and Eve miles west Of the Tombgbee
river
The undersigned pleasure in announcing his friends
and public generally his establishment opened
reception Of visitors During the winter many i'm
additions have been made with single view
Increased comfort and convenience only TO the invalid but
others seeking recreation and pleasure These Improvements
biard-room etc. and the whole establishment has been
painted The ladies' and the cir
cuAr spring house fitted expressly for their accommodation
have been particularly attended to the babes shop
and its furnishing.
An experience in the management Of public house of
than twenty five years and determination to keep his the
list of first class hoes will he trusts continue to to
him liberal shnre of patronage Bpeadid band OF music
has Tepp alleys and other places
provided the premises The cottages
all separate, and are neat, clean and airy.
GummOdious light daught boats will ply regularly twice a
week landing the Tombigbsa river, while those who
prefer travelling by Mobile Ohio Railroad
Springs BY this last route passengers leave the Springs ~
O'Clock in the morning. and arrive In Mobile in the afternoon
day. This line will making daily trips to and
from the Springs about the lOh or 18th Of June
surpassed the most sangne expectation Of the prrelo but
he believes he say with perfect proprety that there
Springs the United States the short time they have been
made public that have effected many Of
variety Of and valuable chemcua medical c0mbna
tons
The Springs all the valuable kinds of
Fouud in the country The calculated Fichy the Ghay
to be found upon any single place in the whole SouthA fact
which invaids cannot too we'll note.
Arrangements being mnde to have Express from
New Orleans Mobile these SpnEG in order prevent the
however under be carried regularly three timer
week.
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FTNIQY INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NEW

CASH CAPITAI-S2500 600.
The Union Insurance Company of Orleans pre-
pared take the usual IRE, RIVER and MARINE RISKS
al lheir Office,
This Company offers to nsurersth security of Cash Capital
of Quarter Of Million Of Dollars, and also permits the in
participate in the profits Of the Company upon the
MUTUAL Scrip bearing six per
cent interest redeemRble in FOUR YEARS. II insurers
prefer they may receive of TEN PER CENT in cash
upon the amount If their premiums.
All losses will be ad iusted promptly and equitabIy.
A. GHIAPELI4A, President.
JULES DOLHONDE, secretary.
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
A

s. NICHOLSON & Co. GaToadeefsfrset
SAMUEL SMITH CO., Corner Camp and Commercial
Alley.
JUDSON Co, Corner Camp and CaRslstreets.
BROWN. JOHNSTON Il CO.. No. 50 Camp street.
BEEOIST, SHAW CO. No. 81 Camp street
BANK OF COMMERCE. JACOB BARKER, Agent
GornerCam pRnd Gravierstreetb
THOMAS II. BARKER, Corner Camp and GrsvieEstreeta
II. W. CONNER l. son, No. 80 Garondelet street.
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ID ERAT0Rs.77IMPRoyED GALyANIzED
II IRON REFRIGERAFORS practical and scientific
principles conyeneent article in for
cooling and preserving meats milk butter, fruit wines etc
that the slowly through
each shelf and being confined from the eecs Of the hot air
them coolest point causing the regeratng in
the throughout the whole apparatus Thi
effected by the drppngs from the ice, which is lost In ali
refgeraOrs They the front and top make
piece Of furniture can be placed in any room and have
Jar which perfectly cold all times be
without additional ice. These Refrigeratos expert
ment They successful operation for upwards of
qualification Of those who have them in
their certificates win show aud are now the most approved
public The recently added by which
the perfect ventilation IL insured great saving Of ice
has obtained fiRd air preduced and durability
Effected certainly place them far in advance of anything
offered for public patronage.
substituted for the shelving lien of zinc thereby
enabng offer them entirely free from dzion and
corros0n consequently void Of hat dsageeable Odor
which has heretofore been most Objectionable mother regera
their being vastly superior to others
owing to their convenient arrangements and uneQuaed prn
cipe they seryceabe. it is conceded that
Galvanized Iron durable than other metal as it is
not affected by acid salt water etc.
For sale by
mi 4 j -
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CRAMPAGNE-GOND GREEN SEAL VIM
SDree Importation from Rheims For sale In lots suit the
trade. Orders received and transmitted by
a. A. NEYINS 4 CO.,
ja19 No. go Grsvt IT street
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INSURANCE.

/ CREsCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. CON-
| " PANY Or NEW ORLEANS.
Pursuant With the requirements Of hsiF charter sbe Crss
cent Mutual Insurance Company make the following state
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans,
Be it remembered that the h june 1888 before me- The
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for The Parish and
aforesaid personally appeared Pacie Farsal PTesi
dent Emile DeBuy Secretary Of the star surance Com
pany Who duly according 10 law, DO depoe AMI
say that the above accounts Just and true and correct
transcript from the book Of the Company.
PLACIDE FORSTAIIi, President.
Il. nEBUYS, Secretary.
Sworn TO and subscribed this h day June, 1853
ARTHUR SAUCIER,
je7 Third Justice of the Peace
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ARTICLE VI.

On conveyance this Company by said Trustees Of the
rights said Garay and SlOJ grants accordance with
said trust the Board Of Directors shall issue said
Trustees the aforesaid millions Of dollars full paid stock
the purposes OF said and said stock shall he cOnd-
cred all respects If paid in CASH md the execution Of
said conveyance ,ad Of Directors shall further
said Trustees for the papases Of said trust the eight per cent
Company for million of dollars, pHvable.
That portion said bonds which, under the provisions Of said
trust for the payment Of the debts and liabilities
contracted the SOo grant shall be appropriated the
Of such debts and liabilities the parties 10
whom said Trustees by the terms Of said trust required TO
convey the same Of their sole and
discretion may think proper pay it being distinctly under.
that this Company the payment Of 40 debt what
by company persons under
either the said $1,000 Gacay grant, except is provdedn che
eighth article of this charter
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TaE IMPROVED mcCHEsNEY WASH
ING MAGHIHE-ManUfactured and for sale by the SUB
scriher left 70 Apollo street. Z94 Magazine street
in Box H6 Mechanics Exchange at the grocery store OF
james Collins 6S Apollo street. where specimen he seen
will be npy attended All ask OF the public Is fair
trial and Il they do give atBfscon RETURN the and the
money viii be refunded J. ii. DAUGHERTY,
u Ne. 10 Apol street
MONEYG BIOSEYA-LoAN OFPICE.- LOUIS
LIL BLANC, No. Al Cont treet between Charities and tx
change Place.
MONEY LOANED ON LIBERAL TERMS-An deserp.
tons Of JEWELRY and RICH FANCY GOODS TAKEN ON
DEPOSIT. az
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No dividend shall declared before the railroad
pesd The Company shall derive net revenue
than from It's tolls; and whenever thereceips from
tolls shA exceed the required for the maintenance
the road the payment running and dividend 10
there shall be rAabe dimhui0n Of the
tolls keep the dividends down Is per
most.
This ce shall not impose any Limitation the amount Of
dividends Company declare from sales or leases Of
lands ntherthan tolls for the
portaou oftreight and passengers
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The the Company shall be conducted tits office
the city Orleans which shall forever be remain its
doic by nine Directors Of whom at least SHALL be
residents Of said city. -Four Directors shall form
quorum The Directors shall elect President and Vice Presi
dent Of their body and shall have power elect Direct
that the intervals between the
annnaeeeious. leecons for Directors and atameetngs
stockholders, may be given 10 person proxy
each share shall entitled Legal service of
lion all process against The Company may be made
person co his address the office the Com
pauy, 10 the hands Of any Of its officers.
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The six hundred thousand dollars advanced by p Falcon
the Mexican Cove nmen for the SOo grant shall be paid
by Company its bonds such may be agreed
on Company will reimburse itself of the share Of
the Mexican Government in the profits provided in said
Sioo grant
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-03
New Clocks, watches s. seyyeEry.

THE subscriber hereby pro ~.
claims to the inhrbitants OF =
Johnstown and the surrounding & A-sssessEzzGss
country that he has just returned from New York
with the largert and best assortment of
CLOCKS, WATCHES & JEWELRY
ever brought in their midst, which he knows he
and will sell cheaper than any dealer in the
town county.
His cheap Breast Pins, hitherto sold at 81, will
now be sold at 81 so; such were sold at s., 20
are now offered at 81 .62i, &c.
His fine plated Ear Drops, which were sold at
$l75 are now sold at 81 rs; others held at 81 81
will be sold at 81 co. and al other articles Of his
sold stock remaining on hand will he disposed Of
at like discount. His new stock consist in part
of
98 silver hunting case Lovre Watches;
IS cases richest style of Ciocks
$50 Breast Pins; l2O Ear Drops;
200 Finger Ring, together with variety Of
shirt studs, Wrist aud Neck Buttons, Gold Pens
and Holders, Fob and Guard Chaius, and many
minor articles to9 numerous to mention.
He has also added a number of new and iInpor-
tant implements TO his already large collection Of
tools, whereby he is enabled to execute work with
greater dispatch and less cost.
Thankful for past favors, and haping for con-
tinuancc of tic same, he trusts that his friends
will not forget the onc-pyiccJ store OF
JOSEPH G. HOLMES
Main street, sign Ct tho big Watch
EchrDuv i 1857
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-03
SMeoitints.
The Wonder Of the Age

E NJ. LINDSEY'S GREAT MEDICAL DIS
~ 9 COYERY Which is a purely cegetdbte
Preparation, for the purifying OF the blood, CIV
ing vigor to the Liver, stomach and bowels, and
expclling from the system all morbid matter and
substituting il its stead healthfUl activity thro'
all the functions Of life
HOW IT WAS DISCOVERED.
In the fall of 1854 a daughter of Mr.. Lindsey
was suffering from q malignant attack of Cam
crum Oris (Canker of the mouth.) She had pre-
viously been prostrated by the attacks OF Dys-
entary inflammation of The Lungs and Hectic te-
yer, successfully, which resulted in the above ma
med disease in its worst form. Her condition
was most depIorable--her mouth and cheek were
literally rotten--the attending physician pro
uOluCed the case hopeless enc. Everything IN
aicated a speedy and horrible death-a death Of
rotting out of life! At this critical juncture, Mr.
Lindsey prepared Q compound for the purpose OF
alIeviatng possible the pains Of the little suffer
er. She was made 10 use it freely, and in a short
time to his most delightful astonshment, there
wac a very percaptible change for the better
! The mouth began TO put & bright and healthy
! appearance-the foul breath became sweet-the
! appetite was restored, and the child seemed to
| partake of q new and fresh life.
| Hope was inspired, and the use of the COM
pound was faithfully continued, the result oi
which, with the blessing OF God, was her oom-
| plete restoration. She is perfectly healthy
| From this circumstance, Mr.. Lindsey was led tc
prepare with greater care and exactness, wha
had so astonishly cured his child, and continued
his experimental efforts until he succeeded il
bringing to perfection his Great Remedy to
Blood Hapwty--snce which time its effects hav
been almost miraculous Hundreds upon hund
| reds, by it, have been snatched from an untime
lv crave and restored to the sweets of health ant
the endearments of friends. The young and oil
f have tested its saving powers and sing aloud it
virtues Say they-'aiter using Lindsey's I'm
proved Blood Searchor, We felt as if new Ii
C was stirring our veins, and under God we owe
it more than words can express.
: But hear from their own lips and then jud2
of It's valuable effects. The few testimonials thu
Z follow show that Il IS lescrvodly styled the Grea
est Discovery Q fdis o. eay otIer aye.
j. NJ. LINDSEY,
EnlLi-lL.sL-r-rr Min --L-utE-- Pa.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-03

Hollidaysburg, Ps., July 29, 1857.
Hollidaysburg, Pa,


DR.. J. NJ. LINDSEY March 10, 1857.
Dear Sir: have been using your Improved
Blood -Searcher since some time last summer, and
| deem it to be a matter OF duty to bear my tes-
tmony to its iaUig0ratng blood restorative oirteS
l lave been, for a number of years, severely
troubled with e1ysipeJas and general debility; but
since l put mysolf under the influence of your
Improved Blood Searcher, l find very decided
improvement. Indeed, my acquaintance fire.
quendy remark that look so fat and hearty -
and know Of no other cause than the use of your
Improved Blood Searcher. Judging from my own
experience, | believe this is one of the most val
liable medicines that woman can use, especially
those who are or have entered upon the decline
of life (from 40 to so years of age,) feel that
it would have been above irgratitude on my part
to have withheld this testimony, and IN thus con
senting to appear as witness before the public
l have been actuated solely with reference to the
voice Of conscience and duty. Yeu are ut Tber.
ty to make whatever use you may deem proper
of this statement.
Yours, respectfully,
MARGARET w. O'DONNELL