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xXyILL CvhE. INA ASss A.ily Cnre,
w some Of the most wrt tched casss OF rfneuma
tn, Par&lysis, Piles, TO-, that we're s.sr ~
I ~ -, On tAs gams OF fsssesns go .s..tss !,
laAy's xAthsrsa breast and see how QuietnE II
proves. A II tho hsst doctors use ~ VINO nave DC
come acquainted with u, and every first GLASS drng
2Oo, 900
Nave sse. C.rsa ey Dr. sn''h'.
s:s x x. , s.. & T.. sss.. ss
doctor. in the United Stats sch = Vn1lsas.
BLOW, o., St. Louis; Weeks = PotteL Boston !;
Or. B.leh : SON. Providsnee. y; 4; MOTION Co.
Hoodman i o., New 0rleaps Wright = Co. New
Orleans !; barnes = RAtk, NsV N1wk; ]. d. Park,
Cincinnati; Van Lear, Britain 4 Hardy, st. Jo-
ssph. 1ssaeiu arn., J. j. ..rh. -. :.
psst Tor the sAis Of your Oil is better. than a.
pected, and You may therefore send mo about I'm
"Mr. WIN. Nets, rlaoks Co., Douay Morton
also order, and there isna doubt that 41sos worth
win be sold In this vicinity.
TFrom the lsrgsst Drgx, Hepte in BOSTON,
We have soh large qksptitJ IT Or. Smiths
Electric Oil, and II il spoken Of only with unqual-
ined praise. Good rspsrts frot6 svsry bottlX 2
G 4 T2ss. I fPpn 1gaSssts.L
No. 154 Washington-st., Boston.
Patients havecans loo nilssCHo heatrsatsdby
ILater.--From the Greatest New York House,
NV Yo.., Jun. /, 1855.
On. sxIrH; Doar Sir-Send rs gross small, 10
gross haiti and 1. ruu aoia<l1 RLEcTRlc OIL.
Very s s'tessits, Y l ySS5;, .,..,..,.
Iron the Largest Drug House in the v IT.
DR.SHsrH: Please ship US - dos- small n, 50
dos. medium siss. 10 dos. large siSa RLICTRIC
OIL, and draw on as fer the amount.
CHARLES, BLOW CO..
Wholesale Drpgsists.
The Mayer e1 New York.
City AAoaHsy se Rss. xasly ss-r- n -axhs.4a
g. sHfrE being dIIy Ev0fn, dsp0Sss and says that
he started sAs Elses.ie gA and (fvssssd ALL the
very painful illness " the Electric OIL Ass shown
the depon ant said Oil, whieh proves 10 h the iden
tical OH made by the dsponent. and further. thai
every impsrtant cure made the past three o. fous
years BY Electric Oil. va nsds y DI. Smith Oil
Sworn to before me this 18th day OF April, lsso
DAxLF. 1isHAH, Mayor.
TO DRETISTS.-DR. SMITH s ELECT1Ic or
ia valuable and soothing remedy In tho hands d
Dentists. All should try il for the aake Of thai,
patsoes. Many Dentists say the1 void not 3,
without II, and believe none who know Il wouls
BE-. Be sure and gct Genuine Rlsctric 0il--Dr
Smiths.
Drs- Dennstt ChaGes, perhaps the best Dentist,
IN the West, (ocstsd next door to the lats JOSEPH
Chariess' house, 81. Louis), say: "Dr. Smith: w,
have tried your 9LECTRfc OIL ia several newYaI
Sse cases, also on inhamsd gums, and We think i
possesses qualities superior to any alton tina
has ec1e 10 or notice during Is Year, prartise
DR.. Eaton, Dentist, Of EImira, writes that "OHu
bottiAof Dr.. Smiths ELRCTRIG OIL had not onI,
cured, in one day oarbuncle on his nose but has
instantly cured one Of his patients of severe Men
raIga.
$1,000 worth were sold in st. Joseph in months
DR.. SMITH may be consulted free.
;. y. VOWELL, DR.. j. BRADEN, y. II. HOOP
kh, OCONN0R BRO.s Agents, Keokuk.
Aug23dkw
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MI ISIS a. KING returns many thanks N
AL to the Ladies' for their past pstronaxe,l
and hopes to receive continuancs Or fhc ~
same. She has returned With urge stock of
net. Of the latest styles, Blond Laco, nns French
Embroidery, selected with tAsts; Lace Walls, Kid
Gloves. 0Auntletts, SILK and Wooden Gloves Hoop
ekirss Skirt Supporter, French Constts, Fancy
Knit Hoods, Infant Knitted Sacks. Dress Trim
mnga. aelsctsd wiah tasts, -.
: ..-s.sss iavitca 10 caiss ssorc scusn sads OF
MAiA So, between "a and Sd.
EapAl7-d s# f@
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1 .Ang17d

The KulckerbockoY 1Gagaxine.
vsAR KNICKHkDOcKRR MAGAZINE bexips
In IT. Nay numhw two ssriAlss one klussgats1
and IN popular style, on the Atutssa&ions al Food
-shs subject neArs.t the health and hapPinsss OF
svsrx faniiy n The hn1, and now attracting great
attention In Europe; the other . fassinatlne asd
powsffu1 stOFy IT domestic life, sntttied:
TIE ROMANCE OF A n00R YOUNG NAN,
~ Ostavs 1suiIst, said to be the hsst novel pro-
ducsd In the last ave ysars. The Hrst shapGsr
opsa. brilliantly. Nsithsr Nsksns, Thaskssay, nor
more charming and interesting.
IvsSy - k6oNs that, yths erininal avsriss al
manufastnrGs and 6saases, alnost every srtiele OF
food in common 80 hansr sad drsR, are adul-
the Knicksrbeoksr y ~ Arai aa1 ely pa1licstion
In the country that hae andssteksn = sxposs thor
soughly this dtAn6s vfoAg whish scarcity aAtseks
vuy maah Me: All g e ssatspsnss Are based
aninst1oas naAs n as special ptspsts. he
adsltseaslene ~ ~ nanner IL detsetinT thsIn
~ uUivAlsos ND ~ paehs ths esii 20 ~ b6t1c
The will pubHsh, - fAf - IL inyes
md dealers guilty Of this inzidOas efisi assfnst
health and HI. II isths most important series II
artislssssN bsgun in m American Aagasiue. and
shesA r. i..e syAw family. .Vgas
~ p.sss :; 81 =. b. sss osssss
4 dasking eoasfiSstion, p,esths 3ahri, Dr. J. ".
Palm4r yollygfeenI Western Tour, by Osnond
M IM HsnosSsl Rosa y fs.. lsai.nis ,nt
Am q q nav f.ssss 6. III.
u Al1aj1l HaiSfs 81 the Kick rbooker. "A full
pAgs atsel.p eIavi9T rs Madame Az Chsv-
feaes, tes 4sas nSal q htshslisa md AssaEins
Isrns, 500 pss year, postage prepaid ~ Is.
Pnhliahsr IA amp past of ths Uaited States.
4 4 npesimen nsnber Of the Nay knisksFbockss
containing the AAsvs, With ssvsa fullpags stssl
plntA - - -
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
wEsTERN GnOwN TREES FOR
THE wE1Ty

MTIT II several years
w experience the Pro-
prietor can now fuFuizh
fRUlT TREES "A N y
6HRUBBERY, aeciima-
ted, and found to succeed
Ia the West.
Many OF these Trees
are Of extra sise, and
have prodnced 6ne speci-
mems Of fruit the past sea-
SON. Those interested are
invited 70 call and ex-
anime for themselvss
Orders Tor Appla. Pear
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10 james W. Davis and Nancy A. Davis his wife,
and laaes N. Gwin: 1@&#
VOU and each of you are hereby notified that
Il there In now on fls in the ofice Of the Clerk
Of the DiAAslct Court OF Lee County, Iowa. 1T Fort
Madison, petition Of b. N. Reynolds claiming Of
yoa the 3oreole1urs OF naorteass sxssutAA " tAs
said James W. Davis and Nancy a. Davis his wife,
to secure the payment Of six sevefat pronissory
notes for the Of nj nstsen hundred and eighteen
So losdoIlan, IN twenty three t231 feet front ~
Of the east sidsof lot sevsn ca by one hundred and
forty NQ) feet dscp, in block one huadrsd and
ffty-lve u55)'in the City of Keokuk, Lee County
Iowa. The said james M. Gwin claims some Inter
est insald moNssEed property, ~ vendss or ether
wise.
Now unless you and each Of you appear and
answer said petition or before the second day of
the December term us59) Of said District Court
of Lee County, Iowa. 1t TT. Madison, decree viii
be rendered against you according to the prayer
of said petition.
TURNER 4 CRAIG,
Oct. ~, l85o-d4w Att'ys for Petitioner
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Legal NOIfce.
Ts yehn e; Fioyd, Peter W Po.ter, dssn gpfo
Woolsy, and g. g. Allyn: - ~,sY
YOU - hsrsby notihsd tAAs tbsrsls now On hle
Ia The oanee at the CLERK OF the District Court
Of Lee County, lows, at Ft. Madison. the petition
OF Antoine = a$oasise. claiming q John e. Floyd
promissory notes, Of 4i50o each, dated January 49,
1861 execuesd by rata persons 70 plaintiff. Said
plaintiff Also claimsshs fsrctlosure Of q Mortgage
executed 10 plaintiff BY said Floyd and Potter, On
lands In Lee county, Iowa, 70 secure said nOtes and
one ether. The other defendants claim 70 hare m
intersa - hid nropertys and tho prAysr il that
the intSrestmay be cut of. Tho petition prays for
the ezesptipppx sdssd te tho purchaser.
Unless Yo9 appear and answer said petition on
or befbfk thp second day Of the December term,
1852, 'ofhi4' o curt, judgnSnt Will DO rendered
against U according to tho prayer III the petition
RANKIN, MILLER ENSTER,
Oct 20 is6esMm Plt6's Attya.
;. ,assn ,1, hssAl Ns..ss. o.. !,
Conghlin, Mary Louisa Conghiin, Ration Broth
era GCe1, and Duvall. Keighler 4 Co.:
rI1HER1. L. now on file. In the office Of the
/ Clark sof. the District Conrt Of Lee County
lows, at KeQkuk, the petition Of Brown, Goddin
Co. claiming Of James =. Bruce Judgment Of
$Soop, md the foreclosure Of mortgage executed
by Potter J. Con ghiin aud Mary Louisa ConghIin to
James y. Death Eons, TO secure two notes exocu-
ted BY said Bruce 20 said parties real estate in
the City OF keokuks one OF which belongs to plain
tfs and the othm 10 defendant 6sribn. The other
defendants named in the petition are Judgment
creditors.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before tbs "a day Of the February term, 1880,
of said Court, = Judgment win b rendered against
you according 10 tho prayer II tho petition, which
is for judg against Bruce and forscloasrs Of
the mortgage, the execution oil deed to the psr-
chasor the protscton Of the interest Of dNfsndAnt
Carson, and for general relief.
RANKIN, AILIAKR 4 ENETER,
Oct. 81, 1S5o-d Pitts Atty's.
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Orfxinni Nosica.


To Daniel Regain and Mary ORegan his wife
sVoU and each Of you are hereby noti6ed that
II there 10 now on file in the once 81 Tia Clerk
OF the District Court Of Lee Cosuty Iowa. 81 Fort
Madison, petition Of Martin Stafford claiminx
Of you ths torselosure Of mortgage OF, Lot in
said mortgage having been made and delivered ~
You to the sAid Stafford to secure tho payment IL
note to him given and made payable BY Daniel
o'Regan ninety days from February 4, 1859, (the
date OF said nots and mortgsgc}, for the sum Of
fifty dollaraJ said petition praying for judgment
against said Daniel Regain for said sum With i'm
terest from May 4th, 1852, and that said realty
may DO sold BY special execution in payment there.
Of that oil equity Of redemption Of defendants be
forever foreclosed and barred. and Tor general re-
lief. sI4ssxl 44 5000 -
Now therefore unless you appear and answer
said petition on or before the second day Of the
next tormof said court, TO begin on the FIRST Mem
AAy OF december, ls6o, judgmeut will b rendered
against you thereon pro confessc.
CURTIS, aiLLM0RE 4 CURTIS
Aug. ~, lSov-4w Soils. for Petitioner.
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me- y A0nA EAFEM8
In one handsome l2mo. volume, 800 pages.
HEY soasisty &c Fassy 81 k.ssnt Le.sers Sop
posed 70 have bean written from New York by
Mohsnmsd pssha, Rear Admiral Of the Turkish
Navy, during hie famous visit 70 this country In
the spring OF 1858. Fourteen Of the epistl4s have
bssn HtransIated' for, snd pubItshed IN the New
YORK Evening Post, and AAss net only been sead
with much interest and pleasure BY the Subscribers
to that Journal. bat have been copied and highly
osmplinsntsd By the bess nswspapsss and pericdi-
Gals In the country.
No better proof Of she popular nature Of the
letters ssss1 - a1sre1 u ehis tasAnt adoption
BY ths Ahlssk sbpndustsp Of tho prca, who bst
know Whist Will sratily the readers Of current lit
With IN Iettsrs, = Published In book form, are
iAeeUTnfs69 hrss atmbsf u replies, ssitsSAi, ex-
plaaAt4rk Mandatory, ssd 04tSxgatery, ssseivsd lin
tnAgtnatisn) b. the "tyAnslatoT," from people In
di1Issuf pafss 81 The United DaAtss and ELSEWHERE
vhsazssslpossd 70 have read the Letters which A.
Bosh Ne isetsYs and the replies IRE satiYicai fun
Of humor tAAs II broad eHesgh to b. popslN, yes
tree from any saspiciOn Of vulgarity and relieved
- al sasirSeal 1anef shsah -, " vein OF PHI
iospphy and seutinsat- The luAipsosp sids II ao-
cal. literary and political life In our country 10
osaa1sgsd I'M ssfiS 0Oais way. and Ii IL believed
with puDesAsy ard n III rarely equalled In this
dspartmsnf Of sathor1hip.
yuss received q S18
OGDEN, BR0WNELL : CO.'S
Crsx BOOK SfonR,
Aug17d So No. 81 Main-et.
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CLOTHING
lFOR THE MILLION :

ME are DOW resolving hrgs stock Of Clothine
w which hiss been bous ht low and win be sold
low for cash. The prices suited for hard times
and the goods are for III kinds Of customers. The
stock compriss every r,tyle sud quality Of Cloth
Ing, GenNencn = Furnishing Goodkj Trunks, Va.
ises, Carpet Bags, and eyeTythin commonly kept
In our line.
Customers win and IL for their interest TO CALL ~
and We desire to zee every body comfortably clothed
We don't charge anything for showing goods,
and are always pleased to zee customers even IL
they don't buy.
Remember the place. On Third-st., bstwosn
Main and Johnson.
Septl7d s. POLLOCK . co.
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home in Kentucky, Col. Helm will return to his
duties at the U. s. Consulate in this city.
Thomas Savage, Esq, will be acting U. 8. Consul
General during the absence of Col. Helm.
On the 18th inst party Of the students Of the
Univ ersity Of this city went on an excursion TO
Chorera distant about aleague hence. One of them,
named Miguel Arago, young gentleman, aged
about sixteen or seventeen years, stripped and
entered the river Almendares which empties into the
sea al Chirera. Unfortunately he got into whirl-
pool, and in the presence Of all Of his companions
who appear to have been paralyzed, was drowned
His body was recovered Immediately afterwards, but
the vital spark was extinct.
The Spanish lineof. battle ship Reina Isabel Sc
gunda. sailed on the 18th inst. for SPAIN it is re-
ported but believe she will visit Toulon first to be
turned into propeller.
The Spanish Government is in treaty for the pnr-
chase Of the Collins line of steamers. A Spanish
naval officer Of rank has visited New York to exam
inc and report npon those magnificent ships. His
report is now before the Spanish Government, and
its decision upon the matter will soon be known.
person named Weekes, said to be an English
man, attempted to leave the Island without paying
his debts, per steamship Quaker City. By legal
process he was brought from on board the steam
ship.
The 18th inst. WAS Palm Sunday, and his Excel
lency the Captain General went to the Cathedral in
great state to witness the ceremony of blessing the
Palms.
The weather is seasonable. Public health con-
tinues good. So
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KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE.

Special TO the New Orleans Crescent.J
KEY WEST, April IA, 1859
Messrs. Editors-The U. S. schooner Florida,
Lieut.. B. N Westcott commanding, leaves this even.
ing for Havana. We have little to communicate in
the way of marine news, there being no arrivals
since the departure of the steamers Suwanee and
Isabel.
The wreckers are still at work on the cargo of the
lost ship Mulhouse. They have landed l4OO bales,
and have l50 on board their lighters. They will
probably get up 500 or 600 more. The u S. Marshal
sold on the 18th and 14th 1921 bales more or less
damaged at prices varying from $40 so to So rs
per bale. The materials of the ship were also sold
The sales realized near $50 900.
The brig A. Avery, Angel, is loading with dam.
aged cotton for New York also, brig Bingham,
Southck.
The burnt ship Orleonthe, Or as much of her as
the flames spared is to be sent to New York or Mys.
tic, Ct, to be rebuilt Capt Spates, of the bark
Lyra, takes, her on,
The brig Lia Mills, Weeks, sailed for Havana on
the 18th.
The schooner R. c. stannard, Moore, sailed the
18th for the Bird Islands, Caribbean sea-
The island remains perfectly healthy. No rain of
consequence has fallen since the LIST of December.
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mac, loading with mahogany for New York, the Ian
feer taking in hides for New Orleans and the Chipola
favorte little trader between this city and New Or
leans. She will start back to your city next week.
SIN Later,

Still Later.
4 M1NATrTLAN, April Is, 1859.
learn that Mr.. McLane, the American Minister,
designs visiting the Ishmus soon, provided President
Juarez does not move up towards the City of Mexico
The vomito will soon make its appearance in Vera
Cruz, and presume Mr.. McLane does not wish to
| encounter it. His visit would not be amiss, for
American interests in this quarter are growing to
such an importance that personal observation of
the country would not do the Minister any harm.
DR.. McKenny, the American whose property was
robbed in Cometan, starts tomorrow for Vera Cruz
on the Juana to lay his claim before Mr. McLane and
President Juarez The American Consul here has
assured him that the case is plain one, and that
Mexico is bound for the sum which he claims.
By the mail which arrived here this morning from
Vera Cruz have received the Progreso up to the
18th. The rumor give you of Miramon's retreat
was received through the American Consul who left
Vera Cruz on the 14th, and therefore after the Pro
greso Of that date was published. give it to you as
it came to me. ..g-.
The present force Of Miramon at Orizaba and Cor.
doba amounts to 5000 men, OF whom 400 are cav
airy. On the LIST of April his force was 1885, conse.
quently by desertion and sickness he has lost 215O
men. An eighth part of those who remained are
crippled with humors on their feet and legs. The
hospital contains near 800 men. In addition to the
loss of men, 400 men have either been captured or
died from starvation. The Liberals have guerilla
parties in the field constantly watching the camp of
Mramon, and when horses or men venture outside of
the camp they are instantly attacked and the ami.
mails driven off. All forage is now cut off from Mira
mons camp, and the last movement of Gen. Tacone
was to get possession OF the aqueduct and cut off the
water that supplies Orizaba.
A., -. -
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COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
'seisi 70 the Fsv Orleans Crescent

GPsclA1 70 Inc rev orleans CresCent.J
HAVANA, April 10, 1859.
Mtssrs- Editors During the last week the mar
ketfor Clsyed Sugars was moderately active, espec
tor the better qualities suited to the Spanish and
French markets. The intelligence from abroad had
however quite depressing effect, and. as antici
pated, holders submitted to q yet further decline
DS No ~ was sold at 81 to 81 rails per arrobe, and
upon that basis some 1000 boxes were sold at the
cloae Of tho week The stocks here and at Matanzas
\ a1e estimated ct 270000 boxes 60 900 boxes more
than was II stock at this period last year. Musco.
sado sngsn have also been moderately active at ST
70 81 rails per arrobe for fair refining to good grocery
1 heard Of sale Of 200 hhds. Of good grocery on
Saturday at rails per arrobe.
MoLAssss- Is extremely dull and declining. Good
Clayed Is quoted at 81, and Muscovado at Al to II
sials per keg Of 50 gallons.
LARD Rates are well maintained. Notwithstand-
ing the stock il large $40 to SO Is per quintal for
kegs and III TO 81 rs per quinta for tierces and
hbls were ths current rates all last week. The stock
Is about 700 bbls and tierces and 1900 kegs
BurTER We have had several considerable ARR.
sals from the North Last sale, 100 kegs Of Phila.
delphia at sic per quintal.
CHEESE No sales Of American reported. Dutch
enjoys good demand at rather high rates.
HAMs-Sales Of u casks and 40 bbls. from store at
MA so and sl4 per quintal Is tierces from Pbila-
slphikat ga so per quintal.
Is half bbls. from Philadelphia sold at
h ~ " Slch.
elNkH PoRK lis in good demand; 10 boxes from
mia sold at $I4 per quintal, and 81 boxes
hon etcre sold on the 10th inst at SIS so per
quihfsl
MISS PoRx-65 bbls. from New York sold at a
rate not disclosed.
PorAroEs-De Declining 200 bbls. from New York
sold, reported at SO per Dbl.
No sale OF Yellow Pine reported last week.
EAPTY HoGsHEADs-Sales at 40 so each Molas.
SEES and Sugar hid. shocks lcity made) at 81 rs
each.
FRHGHrs- Have been rather active at 4Os. to 45s.
per tun for the British Channel for orders Coast.
wise, 81 per box, IS to IS so per hid sugar. 81 80
to IS per hid. molasses.
ExcHANGEs-Firma and tending upwards. quote
Sterling ~ per cent premium; New Orleans (short)
Ito q per cent. premium New York, eco day BILLS
par to | per cent. premium.
{1-sg
EHor HNsELF.- A late number OF the Fort Smith
Herald says:
We received the following account Of sad acct.
dent from letter written By Mr.. Thos. Lanigan OF
Fort Gibson, to Mr. g. Perkins, now in this place He
says: Y - =
Mr. Ira Eddy, encamped at Fort Gibson, @, n.
en- rolte to Pixies Peak with Mr. Samuel Seaton acct
dentay shot himself on the LIST Of April in taking hs
gun ont Of their tent. He was kneeline down. drag
gng his shot gun out when 1t fred the shot taking
eect y the let eye, passing through his head The
peer fellow ded instantly NJ seaton, his cousin,
be could reach him." -~ DNt'''
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THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
DALLEi's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE

How much pain and sufengnay, life if-nay
saved, by having supply of "Daiey's Magical Pain Ex
ractor on hand in Of sudden ets wounds
burns scalds sprans and which cerr
are constantly subeche of Extraeer il ever
the ss1e Families should nsver be without It, Full d ecfsoa,
accompany each bog. The genuine always signed HENRY
DALEY manufacturer. upon a steel engraved label.
DAL1EY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has beeB in thirty years there hsrdy
son but what has heard OF it, and family has ss
once that could be induced to he without hand
of sudden accident Where surs 10 bt,,s,s g.
standard remedy because equal In curing uru.
scalds cuts wounds and bruises piles and l
other nammaoy and diseases where the parts s
fected can be reached
A WORD TO FAMILIES.
When look your houses and you think thsreis
nothing wanting children all playful smiling and
everything foeboGes comfort and happiness suddenly of
the dear falls and deep the resnt of the
cdent You now look everywhere for relief you ind
it-whyt Because have neglected on hnnd sx
of "Dalley Magical Pain Exractof-thi the whole tts-
be Remember and always have hand Instant reliss
will be at hand.
DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will snbdue the pain and inflammation from the seyeress
burns or scads in from to twenty minutes
without scar and eecualy cure fever piles rhesrn
iniammatory rheumatism, cuts ours
bruises Old sores, scad head bsnions spraas
dwellings, feons, chbains of insects sore nipples or
sweed or broken Breasts and all and CO.
aneous diseases where the parts affected reacksd
Fer sale in New Orleans wholesale and retsil by
J.wRIGHT x CO.,
q and Isl Charires street.
Sole for the Southern States and to whom ali rs.
should be addressed
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wINER's CANADIAN IVERMIFuGE
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.

The late Dr. Chapman of Phlade'phia has down as a.
rule, that worms be suspected child tsrp Ia
cancellation and especially weakness bowels
led by discharge of sme aud mucu and all aufpv
tiles agree that to work thorough the
be invigoraed well the themselves Dis
charged. Wner's Canadian rernge fulh these con
dons 1t not only extirpates the vermcles but srsngcs
the Digestion increases the solver. power gastric Jas
and imparts healthy action the bowels Hence lis cass
complete and permanent.
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the receptacle of greedy worms and ",
six out of every ten children less Afflicted tl
them Why should this be the volumes 81
testimony that Wners Canadian ycy
mifuge will eradicate the disease note of sh
established fact and remember that The medicine free from
all deleterions substances.
PAINLESS IN ITS OPERATION,
Certain in its results free from all mineral sustances
avgoatpg to the system; these WIHEgS
CANADIAN VERMIFUGE, preparation which ersaioAsss
every class of Internal worms with degree dspaeh that In
as agreeable as 1t Is astonishing.
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