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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04

FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT.-Jas. <. Ker
rean has been nominated for Congress by the Mozart
Convention of this District.
FIFTH CoSGREssIoSAL DISTRICT. - The Mozart
Convention of this District have nominated John
Duffy, one of the Breckenridge candidates.
SECOND ASSEMBLY pIsTRIcT.-The Breckenridge
people have put second candidate in nomination in
this District, in the person Of Daniel Leamy.
THIRD CoSGREssIoSAL DsTRICT.-The Fifth and
Eighth Ward delegates to the Tammauy Congressional
Convention of this District have repudi4ted Mr. Beo.
Wood the Mozart nominee, and indorsed Mr.. John C.
MaIher, the candidate Of the Breckenridge party.
NIsTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT TANMASY CONVENTION.
This Convention met last night at No. ll9 Ninth
avenue and nominated John McGregor for Assembly.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT TANHAsY ASSEMBLY Con-
yESTIoS.-The membe of this Convention had
rather stormy session at the corner Of Twenty
street and Turd Avenue, last night and finally agreed
upon the of Robert C. Huchings as their nomi-
lee for Assembly.
FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT TAMMAsY Co.'S
vESTIoN This Convention met last night at the cor
ner Of Thirty fourth and Second use but ad
journed TO Friday next without making a nomination
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YCRK........ocr
Cleared.

s,esmship-Meunt Vernon Lsyhtld Portland q. B. crom.
wen & Co.
slps-By zartium Robinson London. Durham D!uon A.
L. Hooper, Hcop-r, Liverpool, Howlnd rockingham.
BsiE-Fssh Campbell, Vera Cruz Ha'gous 60.
Schoobers-D A Berry VOORHEES,, Pils,ka, Van Brunt 4
Sla. ht Comet Br Lamb, prvo1 d. r. Dewof English,
Hoe- Br rwck master M stsdmsn Goodsle Savannah, D.
X. DevOh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04

The Saxonia, from Southampton the 18th ut.,
and the AJago from the port the l9h arrived
at New-York on Wednesday, morning. Their news
has been anticipated but their mails contain interesting
details
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04

Nnuber reported for this market at 4ith
The price, to-day are q oted as 10 lows; o
Fret quality. ...,......9 a. Ordinary 90
Medium te Some eItIs good Beeves. 941lO
The general average Of the market at 40
The mott Of the saes range from &c to &c.
Prce head and y 10 Of different weights will 20 found IN
accounts OF sale. Of slndry Droves.
rA puubsr Of IN the city this weef
This 4, ia head ore than lat CO.. head than
be average Of @ yesr The DnnoT at each Wed1es
dsy natt last wear s79 head while the number TO
orfns i5 SIC head than the average and
~ Iar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04
NEw-yOsK CATTLE MARKET.

Foa ruE WEEK Ending WgDNEsoAY, Der. g. iSoO
ro- a, uscHtprs or C,TTLs ALL y0R The wEBE
hecodr 10 the report, the several In the
city there have been received this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04

KWGs CoUSTY CBcrtr CouRr CLENDAR-
TBrRsDAY Oct ARo No. g. u.s. Co. o. o. o. 70, ~, H. 49,
a. -, 70, u, ~, ~, 50, I5 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04
CITY POLITICS..

MOZART HALL ASSEMBLY NoMISATIoSs.-The Mo-
Fart Ha Assembly Conventions hell meetings last
= - IL. IL -; -.
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Ny Telegraph.

PROVIDENCE, Oct 2-Au. a, New port 3D. bark William
Jane, Brown, ifom New OIeans for Providence.
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Yards, Moth Rier:
FIFE Fyesione, Wysndo. Co. o. lO2 confed h1gs, aver
age grCs ia ct "a 1909 John Underwood, Yates Co, N
81 corn hogs la ~ at SIC owner, " corn
fed boss sv gr IA 10, ileoc j. Gurey Co., Nor
Co o f9 com fed hogs av sr lG7 n, At 4lGc d.
Collins Cberdon o 100 corn.fed hogs la 10, at 6sc
Go &c g. Ross Ccnr land Co.. ~ Y 81 cornfed hogs
234 70, at eic Doy Darlington, Ohio 81 Ne~York stae
hogs IS n &c; Capt. San ue Yohe Esson, Peno..
100 stLf hogs gr 2l3 n at etc Judd Co., Cata'
rsugus Co.. N Y, 40 coed hogs, 27 d. at &c. Total
8hops
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07

or decline There is q ltasge demand far New
York funds for Tennessee account. III New Orleans
owes Tennessee, why she must pay, even il ii does
create raid on the piles Of gold in the vaults On
the street there was not much done in ajght Some
large negotiations were going on, which, Of course
must end in contract of some kind. In time bills
we have no change to note. Choice and good sixty
days sight ruled at from 30B and pct discount,
and good to fair from 1014 and IL dis. Sterling
was weaker. Good bills were sold at 10sa0f0sa =
extreme rates ranged from los7@I09. The banks
held at 109s way up to ITO. Document bills were
only offering in small sums, corresponding with
stinted orders for spinners' account. This kind Of
bills do not meet with any difficulty in being placed,
particularly where the drawers have been known
on our flags. The rates are various, but no tonso-
rial demands are exacted by buyers.
We have nothing to say about francs-the mar
ket is quiet and rates almost nominal. We are,
however, furnished with figures for quotations at
from 5.2o@5.l5 and $40, with bank drafts on Paris
direct at from 5.G74 as.
Stocks and Bonds are quiet. Some bank shares
were put up at auction to-day, but Withdrawn on
account of low tenders; though q few shares were
struck, it is doubtful Il it was bonaade sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07
The following figures denote the changes for the
cnrresnnniline week last year 8


The offerings for discount to-day at the banks
were not in the aggregate large, very little over
the income, except at the Canal Bank where they
were heavy, yet the bank was in position to re-
spond to over four.ffths Of the applications. On
the street there several negotiations of paper
at from SOLO up to IL pet. About 100000 chang.
ed hands-nearly one.half Of the amount through
one party. In the negotiations of paper much de-
ponds on the procivities of the makers of the pa
per, whether speculation or irregular investments
are connected with the parties. Now, one party
offered to cash his paper at the rate of COZ Oct,
but it appears he has very little out. In fact
paper, such as is wanted, is as scarce as hens
teeth. The most unfavorable tendencies fer our
money market is the untoward intelligence regard
ing cotton and cotton bills from England. How
ever, as many Of the advices have been predicted
and expected, we are not aware but that all pru-
dent and discreet parties are prepared. But some
rather startling advices were received from New
York to-day, (the 9Th inst) stating that two mil
lions and half of dollars in gold went to Europe
by the two steamers which left that port to-day.
The view in New York was these large and unex-
pected shipments were to strengthen the Liverpool
cotton market, but more likely to aid in sustaining
and protecting the many bills of exchange now
afoat in Europe. The shippers or the owners Of
the gold know best for what purpose these large
shipments are required If the Bank Of England
wants the gold from this side, she will have it some
way or another. Two and q half millions of dollars
one day from Wall street is likely to cause iut-
tering. In the meantime, we will wait for the
mails for full details.
There has been good deal done in exchange
-. u. I,,. HI &1Ia L.
steady at from b@4 premium for sight drafts and
checks over the counter Yesterday there was
under the improving demand an upward tendency,
which was carried cut to-day by the most promi-
nent bank, enhancing the rate to ! prem, which
will of course be the opening rate On Monday 1t
was bruited about that most of the banks had come
under some informal agreement not to enhance the
rate over prem. Such an arrangement would be
idle oneway or the other that is for rise, stand
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07


The business in cotton for the week commenced
under the influence OF the Vanderbilt advices Of
the 18th, which were nnfavorable; moreover,
large failure was reported in fact, this failure
known by the Africa of the l4th. Following the
Vanderbilt was one Of the Montreal steamers, with
one days later advices. On Thursday the Canada's
advices up to the 2lst ult. were received. They
were regarded as blue enough for all cotton below
Middling, but for good cotton the marketis well
sustained. The failure of large cotton operator
has been confirmed. It appears that capitalists
and others were refusing to advance money on
cotton, unless under margin of sl5 U bale. This
was coming IT, as the phrase is. very strong. The
next accounts will probably be by one Of the Que
bee steamers of the 25th or the City OF Washington
of the same date at New York. or by some other of
the militia steamers.
We have but few remarks to make on the gem
eral intelligence received during the week. Take
all in ALL the private accounts and the public ad
vices and they are certainly favorable for the
Bears In the meantime, the end of the receipts of
cotton on this side is at last observable. We com
mence the coming week under lessening receipts,
and every one can tell tolerably well how close the
figures will run for the coming three months. The
receipts at Mobile for the week ending Friday
night were 407s bales against 4l06 bales for the
corresponding week last year. The total receipts
at that port now foot up 770,95s bales.
We have now at the seauorts saw:
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schooners,
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
- DIR. Al. p. DOSTIE, No. 10 BA-
SSsssSsSA RONNE STREET having procured the as
sistance Of Of the most sklful Dentists In
the counry-DR. METCAIF, of New Yorkis prepared
to attend promptly to all branches Of
DENTIsTRY
Entrusted to his care.
In regulating oHILDREN's TEETH and the manufacture
of Artificial Teeth Dr. NJ has had UNPARALLELED Sue
CESS.
Eg-Teeth extracted without pain fer 3m
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>se ~Asl .s A'''''' y.
LAKE END or THE PoNTGHARTRAIN RAILROAD.


TIE proprietors public this House
will opened SUNDAY. March H. and their
friends that they will supply them in their usual
will paid the and comfort of e guests,
determined nothing undone give entire satisfaction
them,
Their cellar supplied with the choicest Wines and their
lader shall surpassed The very best cooks will always
be on hand.
The house delightfully."- situated entirely distinct from hs
bar-roon, and has been newly refurnished.
rrders private paes addressed them through tho
nj an 'eNS'' JULES GnuReHE co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07

--rszzxszzzxs-1 THE DIRECT ROUTE
~ ls::s RgrRom NEW ORLEANS
III TO
New York, Boston, Louisville & Cincinnati,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoAD.
Two Daily Trains leave CAIRO morning and evening upon
arrival Trains New Orleans and Memphis making
direct connection with al lines East and West, for
y, ST. LOUIS, BALTIMORE,
LOUISVILLE, WASHINGTON,
81 CINCINNATI CHICAGO,
INDIANAPOLIS, NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
and ali and Cities throughout the EAST and WEST.
Time quicker, and less changes than any other line.
Sleeping Cars all Night Trains.
Baggage Checked through to nil important points
Fare always low any other line.
nFor Through Tickets and information apply the Office
of the Orleans jackson Crest Northern Railroad
81 Charles and the Memphis and Ohio Railroad ONCE
under the 81. Charles Hotel.
l23- General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
W. p, ARTHUR,
General Superintendent, Chicago.
b. +. LONELY
NILS If General Southern Agent New Orleans.
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hhds. at about previous rates. Fair to Fully Fair
6s@78c. 10 d.
MoLAssEs -. The market was dull, and we
heard of no transactions worth reporting.
FLOUR. We noticed only limited demand
with sales Of about 1900 bbls., including 900 fiat
hoop Superfne and 1870 Extra at =, and 1872 Fine
at IS 90, and 100 superfne at sc 90 5a Dbl.
GRAM. ..some $4,000 sacks Of Corn were sold,
including ALSO White, Yellow and Mixed, l725 Yel-
low and Mixed, and go Yellow, all at 75c.; looo
sacks in lots, at 1906; $3.50 Yellow and Mixed %
76 $50 Prime Yellow at IS; 1900 sacks IN ioes ~
75@sO; and 3oI White Mixed at SOC. y pashel.
of Oats about 1000 sacks st. Louis, were aisposea
Of comprising HOO at 5ic., ana soo u ieaf u ss
Iota n 5l0a5ac. 10 bushel. Bran was held higher,
and ua noticed sales Of 4lo sacks at 81 10 and
ia and 800, in store, at 81 20 70 100 lbs.
Provisions The sales Of Pork were confined
10 900 hbls. Mess private terms. and some retail
lots at SIS Is U hhl, In Bacon the only sale re-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07

Having removed from their old stand 1863 Broadway their
new and more extensive establishment have hand and
manufacturing to order every description Fashionable
rages and light Road and Trong Wagons from the best se
ected materials and workmanship and for beauty Of design
finish and durability equal superior any
in this country. FAN 1vkw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07
gebietp Of tge Alarktts.

CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 70 CAMP STREET,
Monday Morning, May l. 1860
CorToN. There was a very fair demand again
for good Clean Cotton on Saturday, but with
meagre supply of these descriptions the sales
reached barely 5000 bales, prices being without
any material change:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07

COMPUTATION TICKETS.
Persons who reside city and residence estab
ent the Road procure tickets reduced
rates, at she Office Camp street.
&-a 7. s. WILLIAMS, a,ssslassgs +
fe6 General Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07
JACOBS, Art GALLERY, as CAMP STREET.

eD New 0rleans-E. Jacobs at Lis old post again.
The subscriber respectfully informs the patrons Of
this celebrated Dagnerreoype Amrotype and Photograph Gal
lery established in 1872 that he has secured
the services Of Mr. JACOBS the original proprIeto who has
The Patrons therefore rely being furnished with
portraits OF the finest finish.
Miniatures all in oil colors material
suit the taste and price Of ALL will be taken in
passable style Photographs life other pictures
public private buildings of machinery, will be of
any size required, either plain painted
The best artists the United States employed and all
work done will be guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Instruction given in the art.
The Gallery elegantly fitted up with extensive collection
and and ladies and gentlemen respect
fully invited to visit it. 81
I'll 81 '-'N'a'S' L. S. LIPMAN.
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acArrLn MAzlxxr a

JEFF ERs0E CITY, Nsy q, 1850
The arrivals during the past week comprised
81 Western Beeyes, sss Texas Cassle, Id fsoax.
1868 Sheep, Mich Cows, and 1e4z Yeal csttls.
The stock on hand amounts to I50Wessesn I,sexss
IS Texas Cattle, 500 Hogs, 1859 Sheep, ~ 1eask
Cows, and 80 Veal Cattle. i
5 PRICES:
Bsss Csso western Inst quality. D 100 ns - eo0 "
Beef Css HeseTn second quality p 100 Bssz>s fJ6 -
Beef Cattle Texas choiee D head rs tyS8p vi
Beef Cstfie Texas ordinary good = AN %
Hoas b i0 M nes s seee q a.
sheep choice ID head 603 ~
Sheep ia lots ordinary good p lead 10
Mich Cows ordinary p head ~ 0@s5 ~
vss SsS snass = hsaa is 3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07
OWE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

5 will be paid the apprehension and delivery Of the
slave JOE Of the STATE and Fifty Dollars If
found in city alive. He seen at his quarters near
the Press about O'Clock on the evening OF the
of Apr; about afterwards Vt was reported t the
residence The undersigned b an person that he had
which Is believed to facilitate his escape rs nothing
the yet aseertained TO have occurred doe
abont wears old Il black hut not OF the deepest
shade; lie feet inches high has large mouth
thick Inns and rather moss well made stout active and
intel gent He haa on he lett home pair Of costonade
pantaloons and hickory shirt ,za.,,
of vessels hereby warned not 10 SAID SLAVE
penalties of the law will be enforced AGAINST
a26 If u ~ tAN9f.I.
TITO NIERCHANTS-AN EXPERIENCED MAN or
business Accountant Correspond
Travelling Agent other sefal note ad
drrssed ] 81 Pnstt ifce. will he atenfed to- AIS
nTARD DUPUY ~ Cola packages in halves
W quarters and ocayes, dark and pale IN BONDED Ware
houses For by S. ID. GRaTiAA oo,
ai6 50 Customhouse streeis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07
Comparative Statement for Two Weeks.

Actuai decrease Of Long and Short s46s
The following 10 the comparative statement Of
loans. discounts, mortgages and pledges, which in
cludes active movements, excepting exchange and
dead weight: 55i,esS 5f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07
NEW ORLEANS, JACK
E$A SFS ME- SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
III sgsxIassS.@zsezssaEffRAILRoAD. q e
1850. Transportation Department. 1850.

Freight received at the Companys Depot foot
Hope street, up $50 P. NJ, daily, Sundays exceptea
Al freight intended for must be distinctly
tnaon freight will be received unless consigned
established the line Of the Its connections
The Company prepared freight
points the Mississippi Central Railroad far Jack
son, Tenn
Blank railroad receipts freight may obtained
Depot Messrs Gorson Armstrong;, Camp street, by
those who wish to them. s -
The Company holds itself for the value all cot
receiped for at stations the line until twelve hours
consgees Of its arrival at the depot in this city
This Company all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Great Southwestern Lne between New Orleans and New
York having made with the Adams Express
Company regular daily through Express between the
Cities the Express business heretofore carried by the
its account discontinued and all
Express will be carried by the Adams Express Inform
alton be obtained this subject Of j. J. MeKEEYER Esq.,
e6 Camp street.
Agents Railroad Company permitted
receipt bank specie ewelryor other express
ter They will be received by the Adams Express 96 Camp
7. s. WILLIAMS,
n25 If General Superintendent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07

RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON,
AND
GREAT NORTHERN R1ILRo1Di
@ Important Notice
IA 9t5
THE TRAvELING PUBLIC.
kFs M
Time and Price Heducedi
THE FINAL COMPLETION
NIsSIssTPPr CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Enables afford the gratifying Information Of Rcduc
ton in tho Time and Price
North, Enst and Wests
Two Daily Trains Depot Of the New Orleans
Northern Railroad oalope and Magnolia
streets, as follows:
=t

a EXPRESS TRAIN at PM,
Both of which make close connection Canton with Trains
the Mississippi Central Road
Tickets to the following places at prices named:
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Private Banks and Exchange Dealers.
BROWN 4 CO.. 35 Carondelet street
SAMUEL SMITH CO.. Camp street
JuDS0N 4 CO., corner Canal and Camp Streets
BROWN, JOHNSTON u CO.. No. SO Carondelet street.
BEE0Isr. SHAW 4 CO., No. 81 Camp street.
Corner Camp and Grayier Streets
THOMAS H. BARKER corner Camp and Grayier streets.
II. W. CONNER 4 son, No. IS Carondelet street.
JOHN YOoD CO., corner Camp and Common streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07

a SHAKESPEARE FOUNDRY -
AZ * AND MACHINE woRKs-sas Girod street FL e
j. r. Wheeler. John Geddcs, sih Sweep.
Wheeler, Gesldes 81 Co.,
Iron Rsd Brass Founders and Machins
variety Of Engines Sugar Mills Saw M Draining
Chimes Mill and Gin Gearing ind Crate Bars
Columns, Ventaturs, and Sash Weghts
Blacksmith work OF all kind.
We prepared work of the largest nize that
may be required in the Southern country jsSO ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07
Condition Of the Banks Of city for me week ending
Saturday, May s. 1850. -
active Observation-Disclosures.
sl2.1ss74o sl7,sss.ssa y, T7.olz


Total General Deposits. $40 s765ss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-29
Markets.
BOSTON MARKET. U1NE 27. lse


ASlIES-Iho market for Ashes is steady aud firm
6. per 10 for pcars
FLOUH-Ihe market has been very dull throughout
be week. with very little export demand, the trade pug
chasing only 90 supply immediate wants. The advice
from Great britain are, however favorable, and
the close of the week there Is much frmcr feeling par
tculay for ali good and reliable hranks aud an advance
Of ~ II ljc asked the prices early ia ia,
week We quote sales Of common brands Western al
- 10 S52l fancy brands ~54O IS 80, now general
D. held go Sj62 ~ extras 1t $500 a So with sacs
principally from 50 81 ~ Sj75, but al the close none
:" DC had under $40 and superior al S625 500 per
GltAlNTherc is very little change to notice in Corn
since our last The demand has been moderate. with
sales Of southern yellow at n SOC including Baltimore
Philadelphia and Norfolk; and Western mixed 12c per
hu lu white very little has been done and the price i.
nounally lie per hu with small sales. Oats are dun
and lower The arrivals have been large aud the market
is wen supplied. The sales Of Northern and Canada
have been at 40 4ic, closing duh at Abe.
bO lhh--Ihe receipts OF Butter show some falling
o comprising for the week 1924 packages The market
remains without much change. There Is "a fair demand
FOR choice afucle, but other kinds quito dull The
sale, ol good, choice and extra New York and Vermont
dMnes have been at 10 lie, choice lots az lSs
and common and fair duh at prices ranging from 10
II per ID, as 20 quality In Canada, OHIO and other
Western The sales have been at 10 l5c per b. Including
common and extra quality
CHEESE-lu Cheese there is change The re
ccpts OF the week have been SO boxes % casks and
10 - toms. There is fair demand with sales at a
10 Pc for common aud prime.
WOoi--Ihe udyioes from the West have had a ten
dencl 70 mpaft hrucr tone TO the market this week
aud with fair demand from manufacturers prices are
well sustained. The sales Of week add up 5) 600
lbs pulled aud fleece at prices ranging from 40 55c,
mostly pulled.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-29
Special notirrs.
FIREMEN ATTEND.

The Captains Of Engine Companies Nos. 1, 3, 4 and
s. hereby directed to their respective Compa
mics to meet Village Hail. the morning Of July ih
At O'Clock. By order Of Chief Engineer
Montpelier June p.
INTERNAL and EXTERNAL REMEDY.
Davis Pain Killo.Itis real pleasure 20 us TO speak
fyorably ofths article known almost universally TO be
good and safe remedy for burns and other pains Of the
body It valuable not only for colds in the winter hut
for yarious complaints, and should be in every
family--C. Advocate.
We call attention to the great remedy Of Perry Davis
& Son called the Fa1 Killer We believe that the pub
lie generally have great confidence In the efficacy " this
medicine It is in this State very generally used -
Biblical Recorder, q. e.
MEssRs. p DAVIS & --Gcntlemon; We have to
report an Increasing demand for the Pain Killer. In
qurcs for the article frequent We have taken the
liberty Of distributing a few bottles among our friends
who have suffered severely with the rheumatism (Which
is very prevalent IN this country and in every Instance
IT has given great satisfaction. Every box sell makes
an opening for a large supply.
WILLS, HOLDEN 81 CO, Melbourne Australia.
Sold BY Druggists everywhere. 1903