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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18

fs7A By vttus Of a writ Of Levari Farias 70 me d.
nl.U Eected will be exposed 10 Public sale, tho
IiNU Houte Of Ortiip Bro, in the village u New.
rtnAE ark, In white Clay Greek Hundred, New Castle.
County, Del, MONDAY, tho 2slh day uf January,
1851, At O'Clock, p NJ the following described Real b.
All that certain tract piece or parcel Of lana and prs
mises situate lying and being in Mill Greek hundred In
the County and State Aforesaid bounded aud dserbed
follows, to wit Beginning At in the HopYard
road the being for lands Of Estate Of AbFAm
Gerry, deeds thence running along tha middle Of
said road which divides this from land Of Rosve Farm
south 81 deg east 2k perehes TO stone at The n
said road IL perehes, Of the Creek being for
lands Of Urah Drake thence running with said Drakss
lands and binding Herewith north l2 degrees est lJo
perches to Chestnut tree, north Of muddy run IN line Of
said Uriah brakes laud thence binding with said line
north 80 degrees west16 $40 perches 10 STAKE 90 1i0
perehes west Of the Creek being corner for tract Or
81 degrees west a 71O perehes to stake 10 the centre
Of said run iheAco down said flowing and binding
on the several thereof which divides this from
lands Of saAe vanaan 80 perches to ash tire stump
on the west side Of the aforesaid run, and from said ash
stup a perehss 10 high water mark stone heap on
the west side Of the old dam mill pond in ne Of
the land belonging to the estate OF the above named
Abraham Geefy, deed; thence running aud binding with
sad ory land south 33s degrees l50 perehea
the place Of beginning containing 81 and IL psrchas
OF land be II the less with large fame
Dwelling House. Stable and Spoke Mil thereon erected
seGsd and taken In execution the property Of VIII
liam NJ. Wilson, Administrator Of Thomas Mitchell dcd
and Emene Mitchell and tsrre tenants and be sold hy
LEVI B. MOORE, sheriff.
sherfs once, New Castle, Jan. 8, ls6I.-jan Its
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18
SANFoRD'S
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACTs, AND PUT UP IN
GLASS CASES, AIR TIGHT, AND WILL KEEP
IN ANY CLIMATE

The Family CA-l lthartic PILL Is A
gentle but active CathAre ~, which the proprietor has
used IN his practice more W than twenty years.
The constantly increas- 4 Ing demand from those
who have long used the = PILLS and the satisAe-
ton which all express in j regard to their use mas
induced me to place them = within the reach Of ALL
The Profession we'll - know that different Ca
tharcs act on different O, portions Of the bowels.
Ths FAMILY Ca - TlTHARTIC PILL,
has, wih due reference to this well established fact,
been compounded from variety Of the purest Ve-
geabe Extracts, which . act alike on every part Of
the alimentary canal and - are good and safe in
All cases where Cathartie = Us needed, such DE-
kANGRMENTs of the = IsT MAG H. sLEEpf-
MESS. PAINS IN The" BACK AND LOINs, COS
TIVENEss, PAIN and q SORENESS OVER THE
WHOLE BODY, from sud :, den cold, which frequent-
ly, II neglected, end in al q long course Of P=yer
LOSS OF APPETITE, Al =, CREEPING SENSATION
OF COLD OVER THE y BODY, REsTL RssNBSs
HEADACHE, or WIGHT Z, I'M THE HEAD, all IN
FLAM AT0RY DIl & SEAsEs, WORMS In
CHILDREN or ADULTS,I - RHEUMATISM, a great
PURIFIER Of the BLOOD ~ and many disease 10
which flesh is heir, too q numerous to mention in
this Advertisement DOSE to 3.
PRICE THREE DIMES.
The LIVER INvIGORAToR and FAMILY CA
THARTIC PILLS are rstailed by Druggists geHerally
and sold wholesale BY the Trade all tho large towns
s. I. W. SANFORD, M. D.,
Manufacture and Proprietor,
mAr3o ly 335 broadway. New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18

NoTE-The failure Of IRON as a remedy for Dys-
peps1a, bad state OF the blood, aud the numerous
diseases thereby has arisen from the want Of such
preparation Of Iron shall enter the stomach In PRo-
state and assmilate at with the hsod. This
the PERUVIAN SYRUP supplies, and It does so In
the only form in which It possible for Iron 70 enter the
circulation For this reason the PERUVIAN SYRUP
often radically cuREs diseases in which other preparations
Iron and other medicines have been found TO be Of
avail.
Certificate Of A. a. HAYES, H. d., Of Boston.
II is we'll known that the medicinal effects Of Protoxde
Of Iron lost by very brief exposure TO air. AID
that TO maintain solution Of Prot'xde OF Iron, without
further oxidation, has been deemed impossible.
In the PERUVIAN SYRUP this desirable point is at
tained by COMBINATION IN WAY BEFoRR uNKsoHH; and
this solution may replace all the proocArbonaes, ctrates
and tartrates OF the Mataria MedeA.
A. A. HAYES, AsssyOr to the State Of Mass
16 Boylson Street, Boston.
The following is from we'll known Citlzensof New York
New York, Nov. nth, 1852
The experience which we have had OF the PERUVIAN
SYRUP and the evidence which has been exhibited to ua
Of It's great In the Of many Diseases saes
that IL medicinal agent Of remarkable power and
deserving the attention OF invAllds.
JOHN h. WILLIAMS, Bsq.,
President of lhe Metropolitan Bank.
liev. ABEL STEVENS,
Editor Christian Advocate 4 Journal
JOHN @. NELSON, Esq,
Firm Of Nelson & Richmond, 81 John st.
Rev. p. CHURCH,
Editor New York Chronicle
Post Master, New York City.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21
CLARK & FULitR'S
ANBROSIAi4 OIL,
CLARK. GREGORY 4 CO.
Sole Propririors,
e. u Il ES

| Headache. Earache, Toethache, in TIRE,
minutes; Rhslm ,tism, Coughs, Neuralgia
Colds, Erysippals, Bronchitis, DYSPEPSIA
/ Collie, Cramps Irfiamed Ewes. Chronic Sore
(, Eyes, Sore Throat, Cuts. Burns. Rruise.
Sprains Chapped Hands, Piles. Ulcers Diar-
| rhOea, Bunious, Corns, Frosted Feet. Deafness
Old Sores Sore Breast. Sore Nipples, Scatl-
Head, Ringworms, letter, Snake Bites. Spider
| Bites, Dog Bites, Rat Bites. Tie seorM Is
challenged for its eQua' FIR Scalhs and Burns
1t cures Scratches on horses, Sore Ewes OF
horses, Sprains. Swiuney Poll Evil Fistula
saddle aud harness Calls. fresh Wounds or
Swellings, and is the best known remedy t.
apply to tender-fo0ted horses from founder
take up the feet aud battle well abou. the frog
Of the foot. Cures all cutaneous diseases On
man or beast.
No medicine can cure in all Cases, bit we
lean show more real Proof Of the virtue OF
AMBRoSIAI OH in its healing properties from
responsible men, who are above being. boupht
than can be produced for sny other medicine.
We do not assert cure for every maladv
to which the human family are subject. hu!
what we proclaim we can substan,ate hv lis-
ing witnesses. The AMBlosI,L Or, is
Nashville preparation, and sold throughout
the South and Southwest by all good drug
grists aud general dealers The South NAV
be justly proud that DR.. Clark. naiiye leu
nesseean. after mnrh labor ard research, ha,
producrd really worthy medicine, which /.
bound to drive nus mich If the WORTHLESS.
imported trash with which the country i,
flooded
Please call at our Office, where we vii. |
take pleasure in showing letters and testmo- |
mails too rrmeruuS to set forth in tho form, |
Of an advertisement, some If whichcume from |
Physicians in high standing, who are using
it in their practice, as they siute with mar |
velous effects.
We challenge the u orld to produce rem
edy so speedy and eifectual in its healing prop
critics.
sf' Read he evidence of the virtue of 1
Clark & Fuller's Ambrosial Oil, evidence so !
and from persoi whose word and /
81 andins are iireproacbable. Read and be
CLARK, GREGORY d co.
Sole Proprietors. NashviIie. Tenn.
For sale by W. G. ptEMER Fayetteville.
Nov 15--12m $3.50
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21

Rtcking Eggs to Reep.-One of
the best ways of packing eggs tc
keep long, is to pack them in char
coal dust, in boxes the longest di-
ameter perpendicular, set them in
cool dry place and turn the boxes
over as often as once in two days.
Try it, but do not set the boxes
where they will be forgotten and
the turning neglected. Where
this attention would be too great
an inconvenience, twill be found
to answer an excellent purpose to
pack the eggs in large earthern
jars or crooks, and to fill them
with lime-water made by pouring
water upon quick-lime and letting
, it stand a day or two covered; it
may be decanted without great
care to pour it off clear. The lime
deposits from the solution upon and
in the pores of the shell and keeps
the eggs perfectly sweet for a long
time, even though the yolk settles
dow.a upon one side against the
shell.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-02
VnnidlzGilens.

glracz, SrdnbDs, 98biSfeDzRMmlcb ane GSs
(@isr= 9unl@) in MISREPRESENTATION. gu pertauien bel
@cO2Ss 6. s. 9 tebert, @de Gpu,barO- II. Srcu
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-02

Jfetn Iarte 8ermeter, ip0en ipir sttpa ernlt>
bate gfarren weroen? Sc ptro fprtgetrunfen
unO fprteelaat, meme ltebe eSun9eltlAen 8ritz
Der. Gabt Die EN- tugsnbbaften 6lOrtan 70 Siele
@oalgen bauen, ipte tbm beltebt, eS nitro fets
ner naran 9ebGngt tperpen. Denn beren linp
gu Stele Die lol4ep @pab nt9t nab tbrent 0es
IAmad fanben. s ls
Glprtan elite, 1pbalb er fcnnte utn fetnen
6reuno, Graf @eprg Don QSertbbeint unp bte 1e-
itebte @brilttue aufjuluAen, naA Derem 1uBen
Gmpfang CT liA eben Iu 1ebr lebnte, pte etn
fummeroOlle5 gSeb Ietm Oer3 3ulammerpreBte,
tpenn er an lIe oaAte. Simmer tpteper muBte
CT ieinen ltarfen g6t1tn anrufen, nm bic bilte<
rem SAatten 3u berrdltigen, welAe lf9 1T Ietne
Seele I9lt9en, ale Ietne &raft ltdblen, unt bic
6oifnnn9en BON benen er rt4t polte, an 1ein
Denfen unO @mpftnpen feltsutlammern. @raf
QSertbbetm bate ltA etne gBobnun9 9epablt,
bic NIT etnem l96nen @arten an Den Nattl
ltteB, unp er fanb Din 6reuno BET Ietner iuneen
Sauafrau, tpie lie SanO in 6ano an rem Idat=
ttgen Senlter Ia6en ut1D auf Den ltrGmenben 6lus
uno ben lcntmerparmen beiteren Sag btnaus=
19auten. ST
Oils er eintrat, famen Iie t6m 8eibe ent9eee1t
nno empltngen tbn NIT 5er3ltAtett. Gertrude
NIT ibrer tmmer 9letden fG6nen gube, @ecre
nit Der freunOltAen 9elallenbett, tpetdes pas
fenn3et@enbe @i9eutbum 9etFt8er Our4StlpunS
lit. OeunO@ ober mar letn 9daeln 70 tribe
ltlto In einem &usenbltd iab 5Slortan 70 ptel 8e-
lafenOes, pab er nit elmer llnsladsabnuns 8,t-
ndGf froete,
Om tannt rn9ts letn 1a9te @eorg, (Ie tpirO
TN Garten ltgen unp Die 8lumen frager,, mann
lte Did leben miro. gS 1T elm Sr0f, tbeursr
6lOrian renisfenS nod Elm gBsitn 5u baben,
pas nit freupt9er 3uoerltAt In bte 3utunft
bltdt. s }4
(9EDrtIpbuno foIht .t4fss 3iss
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-02

Der DrOpl)rt.
(6ttpril9er 9ioman aus Dem 8auernfrtege)
ben
EbepOor M3iigQe.
(;sortIesuna,l


llno tpdbrenp er bie5 lprah, uno Ietne Jreuns
De Serseben6 beiHwOr nit freuOt9em 6erjen at
le5 3u 9eten, unO alles 5t wa9en, llb 8einbplO
BET gl9nes @r6l Die ibm NIT litBsn Qicbesworten
fir 1etn mutbtses uno frteblt1e6 Gerbalten Oanfs
te llnp NetnbOto fiiBte lire blalIen 2ippen, ,1np
1aste Sdrtlt6 SD Babe ia 9elhppren nnp eelpbt
paB tH Did bilten ,tuD pflegen min, tnO iolif
neiu foltbarlter SGae auf @rpen iein. Wfub
ib paraht nidst ndb 6rieoen un0 GerDbnung
tra6teu, pamit Diele bluttge @rauel ibr Gn6e
nebmeu, Sage be5 @lides unp Der 8reupe fir
unS bs9innen.
3n G5OttsS g6re unb 0iebe, ertpiberte Ngnea
fr6bliH.
DaB bic Qtebe ralte rief 0einbplp, Define
2iebe uber ntitb, 9eltebte Aenes, 3 tpte Iebne
i'd mid radb Dem trauten Sage, no btes tpilDe
@jetube aufbSrt, 1inp Dte Qebe un5 Deretniat,
bann wirp frpber Stnn Deine QSan9en tpieber
rotp MAIDEN, ltnp elm lanee5 freupi9es 2eten ltn8
bealiidsr,
gou Snntefett GGmieste lfG Nsnea an i'm,
uno bltdte iba NIT DEN edn3enpen 9Iusen 9uffsnp
ali. gStrD pies temal5 70 eelbeben? =? fra9te lie
letle.
Sc pirO 9eldeber, oelie6te MsnsS anipprts<
te er init fHpprenoer OelptBbett. Salp werpen
a(te biele SAreden SerlApinpen. Sn 6eilbrOnn
miro on Der gerl6bnung 9earbeitet, nnp balO
ipiro Die gBabr9ett tarferieir als ale blutgtert=
gen NenlGen, bic ME oieler 6lprian nrr mad
JlaGe fAreien.
> metn tbeurer lieber 6reunp iaete QsneS
unO ltrefte tbre 5anpe nab Sarlnapt aus, Der
neben ibnen tano, &etnbclp perfanptst Denen
9tubnf.
llnp iA lobe tbn ino ltebe ibn rief Der tlet-
ne 16par3e Mann, erwirp audi Oein Rubm lein
unO wirp pem pabren GOtte5seilte leine Statte
bereiten.
s Sa, Du tait bic &ralt nno pen@lauben rtef
9tSnss l4warmerilA. Bie Du lasf, 70 ruirp
0ptt es fiisen
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Or. sNOhnffnn.

gteeb hss tntat9e Gpletuns Der SEunfarSte opnhrn
Sr1eutrtsr zines Der erin mcnen Gpaesteu be Ger SaG
tes Der ben ar6sten &hsl tns Hbens in Setdlern
SeierH Paris pbaeelpt unb deeru Sdbten sugebrat
entge Der pnuerbdren etlunen prenbs hte e
HtGte Der UtebH eIB uSatltes 2cbenbe bic Shrena
en Ars6tat Hnb auSeren GrantleeE lttte rIe g. duH
BE bet plSslten erdnf6sn u febr ehreden bic su O rrS
pen bet eFnGH Slen9teiien u ~. rurbn aueenbdli &C.
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0Griuoe.
Sntpprteur BON

Mr empfn9sn per 9eiln" BON Goter6a cine 9ar6e bon
S00I6 uno 200lS2 iGbten 6bte QoG. Bell -ariN9e Grc
bratot tpeIte i'm Gansen gun. 8ertauf oteriren E
it+ 3G @ebrHoer 86ntuaer,
Nr10S &c. 20 Soutb= @barleSItr. up @tair8.
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Dr .9OI)ll|t0ll.
Der einai9e 9Lrst, rOeLNer an5esat

Der einSi9e ltt3t, t1oelber an5efgt.
sa4l 4s1 (Gtatltrt ssr atsebu Saertn.l 14
Gr Bot tas FsrHe prtiame uak bts gltiI IN tsr GDsJi
enttrt sesen cue septFs 1rGnrstt4 Sasd I'm MI&en uab
ben 6sern unfFtgtatss Saann ssanesH Ter s$sr:tn
tn ben 9enteu Zen yern urbaf bes @trIEEes bsE
Crganiten 8raft bes Nrvenreists Rpp Gurgsl seH
DSer 9Gut raret uns aasr isus si&sn ebei pie sers
eebemn @epGbreeH Ger Sugenh wes brer pferu asgGpt
Gr fms ais brs Srsnen-c1aus G<fhtrEn nisFes
sFasn S S,r.a gsga a @ % esSsa 5s % Sua
fSren. s 5t5trr-rff ,.s.. ~ s.t 8ss-
Sunge Manner,
telenbers eie bic oY euss s,bssn eaEsrs SHsrbtn sA
bu tsre ertdsrsn 2auts enndtltsn gcransstrafte
nit benz Drnner kr 8srbsamit 5eEa bessaert BET
2etr be5GHtatnss ESne sef baten rIgsea nseen b it
rohen Nsrtrcusm Eatr1.
0erbeirattete peripnen, aa
sser ss$ rds a4 su serReraibn bsabRtssH uns &c gss
fer S6TdGs s<r etues 5ubtrn,s bepubt Fnb pd
aas nSsTnigs stsss BE Gb OpsF es,soe erauno
Wetbarit. hsr Rstbtu 6ittera uh S6pa pRtr &ISruns
I'd sr ebaasuas ans sIrsres spu 1r ssnuoa un,rrstt
tam itu ais Gttu=ssMt snt ur6i F& GupsrtranfH
Hns suSrrfatIi& sRf as arttlt&s xfstddss OerIaStn
Sr8antihe SGwdhe as
unS,asIG setett aRb ste usus rat vser ssrstfat Ee
r@bGr eeet Tt9ts tas 2sbH elen6 unt rts &s nab sG
tcmmnl6a unm6sitG na&t t UT eas eOUf Dsst s breu
eessn5aften unbsiOnaen rSbnsn Sanst ests uh "a sG
m 5saS a sas ss sag @ M Sa SsT 3 e
Darn Stein nas asers riaSsG eHfsben inna ta &c nr
MeeNet9elS ne Unloe ee 4tPprdnss pet pesfu Argent
User aber mu &c aIeRer es bt 9ra Der Gsereuas tr
snen 1erOrsn wtrs sts 9 eesn eGetn srsebs1 st ssn
Denen ee ho rsi ne Aueernc TerbsH eur& frnbea @t.
nushie VsreauuneS gDereue eebret unh t pts&eH uus
seifieen RraIte perutdtet. s.s
GItera s eBrer wtpen pt t bic rfaAe ber Rraitsst To-
rer &neer ces 86eliaee QDe r 4Eeitn r tie 2tibt anbe
en Fltfa az bic buFG M SemO9nttt eeReen 9aRtFs sas-
aanbea fus. ) 3Iil
E$ Office: SO. 7 SaD@GrebertfltraBe,
fe6et 8Ritren BON 8altiuapreary Olllt9e @stts,
bic Stlfen 9trtauf. @ .a
glan mes la 1amen utt eausnunmsr tenn 4nrTtne nus
a8srtte Nander eurtriebne rne 6eieN!pie Quad abeR
SubFdrr @tiepfsv 5traeenretn6er unt eapeupuser te
nsrnen t reeelmasa 4erse lnt 1auer GRsrser Esn Ds
S0hnfrH's Ruf In hsr Wdbe.
R8 slae BrtF mdfrn siasn Ppa-etGmp enttaItsa.
Cine 9eiIun8 In 2 7Seeugtn 5usefi6er!.
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WeiRta:

STE ibredltden gDruneen be 2ars ub Istr III farAsea
aruf tfs 0sfanies @ersrrEra er beeI sprIdbstt bar
GeeStrafts b6 Nsnangsn NbnetSRns vor sfr @tsaGaft
@udt mad Gtnamtett WtFaueH aegea d lelt Eurdtlane
X. iinb entss her fhmmen BpgcH,
aeaenes gsrnen eeen als tdnnen iest teaytFsIsn
aus er Mrfade thre euEbbett abnimmt M bre leTaft
leen &pa bGR nrsSs une ateebrt erten absm ft tins
esenttmds GtnunG Hm be %Hseu ban Suaeu GHb tte gu
letden Der NussetrRng hdben.
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9nn0e 2eMte,

bs. e bas4 btn@e Sart slHDdi bacsn bic t o Sf BON
tEn 3Wten CSer tn ber Suls ttrneu ut bern Bplsn m a
ndGt& pren- ebf TIN SGIaft bGra ppluttrnen BITE
Hnasbet bic te uHm69lt aen R6rrer unb siH erE5
ren fplttn pfrt tts nStbsesn S6Vtft tbun
site SGa bab stu uustr Ntrnn ets 9OEaua enss 2arsek
ber 4tebltne fetuer Grn aneu Musn H7suten ba
2etsns tpsgften trhsu a hud be Bossn ncT @btrrana
Wte ber Ndtav. Rl3t @erpuen HhfH teVUr e esntst
T. In kie
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-02

tetenTeu tds e.n sentSs Self unk seIartet REtyr he
nS teubtsn GrfcxhsrnEe 4ut tsIteR IdfssFeit ub Sa
Cbns he wirb be m bs 2ebeRs sur trargeu ptleerfabrt
Die &uSatten 2fbsu$ pertsrn & flnn uh 6s Steie
rt ksartn DersHsEune unH ueldn1plfsn WetrItuns
gen. tSs uHs &is rese etGt Auert ssnseen SerpsIser
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S50ltimOrc=SsCcF=!S5n'Dli0L

0e8ritnpet sur llnterOrIdln9 Der SlnadlaI6ertt
Der ein3i9e V!ag, no etns 0etluna ertanas
psrpen fdlt;l.
Qtnperang In feds Gttnps,,.
Retu 2uediltsr, pa8 euere Weiunpbest rai'
LENDS r1tntrt.
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8elonDers All beaAten

Or. SptnFpn tIee oga Dsren ne 5lft nclde i burt
frIe eebc unnasarlshe Self unb Gtrr ser6renbs fur
btc Artet hts glais uab he Gls anabis a6sube fatr
eef9waGt baben.
er nk eintSe her treren ub EGeensWtrtteu clgen
ruten @eppbnheitcn ts CATERS SGpS6e TN Rnfeu Rt tn
BEN Glenern SGuersu In Ropf S&mat bes Ge6ts VerlHa
Ser Nius.eltrat SerstlPp nerp6le lnrubt WageH dde
unrrsnuns Versauuugs-E -Ev8ans auecnue Gutfrauae
@pnptpme Get StbDintIi9s. sE
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llsskeiI ber NreGe.

De befe EaAsk tfe dbrsah Itsen Nebenlthn SAErs
n ottler @uaait fsrrt Eresn uuh b Weust pssr IuHf
drje OreGtcEeu rtIr Dr. Sptucn ansfltrtf nnb ntnea
bt nnA rteIe suhtr TrSHen bsiUbuttK
pssen bag Rrbnm ~ pssDtroSn g9alen unterr% rHrbe
uh eubI n Hu ais &hreumGHu IN Besne auf Ghdrotr Hue
@tutHHsa FtIt ns fIF Sebsnb s tiHrsiaeaRe @swabF.
lstElNne, sa tHBe f 1920 =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-08
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

y-ass -. .---,z---,.,--- MEMPHIS, GRENADA
Eks EEsy Tsnd New Orleans Air LineMissis.
Z& NHassCgsippi and Tennessee Railroad and its
connections.
This road Just opened is nov making close and reliable
nectons mississippi Central Railroad Greuads and
forming direct line the city Of Msnphs BY this line
FIFTY-THREE MILES Of travel and several hours time
saved a&
Passengers for Nash Vile Louisville and the Worth spend
few hoGrs In Memphis and still make good time and reliable
over fhiz any other This line RE-
DUCgS the TIME the DISTANCE and the FARE -
Passengers leaving the Northern Railroad Depot at
the foot Of Caope street, at o'clock A. NJ arrive Memphis
at $50 the nexi morning.
Through Tickets and reliable information inquire at the
Ticket Offices Vi the New Orleans jackson Great Northern
Railroad. -
2 HoTGH, General Superintendent,
New Orleans. Jnl5 q. 1861.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-08
"A YnR,s sARsAeAR1Lr.A.A COMPOUND Rem,

YER,S gARSApARILIA,A COMPOUND Rem
be made Il corcenatea extract of Para saraparia 10
combined with other substances Of still greater Alternative
as to afford sarsapars Is
repued It is believed that such remedy is wanted
by those WHO suffer from strucus complaints and that
which accomplish their prove immense service
to this large class afflicted eow-citiz How
petely this viii do has been proved experiment
Of the be found Of the following
serotua serofuou Conplsnts Eruptnns Erptiye
Head, Syphilis syahltic Affections Mercnral Disease,
Dropsy Neuralgia Tic Doourex, pebity Dyspepsia and
Indigestion Evyspens Rose or st Antheng's and indeed
| Blood 85g
This compound will be found great when
blood that of the year BY the expulsion Of
by the aid Of this remedy, from the
endurance of foul eruptons and nlceons which
to through channels body by
tive medicine Cleanse the vtated blood whenever
tons cleanse find ii is ebrueed and slug
gish veins cleanse Whenever foul your feel
e enjoy better health and i've longer for cleansing
the blood Keep the blood healthy snd all welt bnt With
Sooner later something wrong, and the great
| chnery of life is dsordered or overthrown
Sasaala has and deserves mach the reputation of
plishn these endf But hewod has been eeregioasly de-
by i partly because the drug aons has
preparations pretending to be extracts of
tain little the virtue sarsaparla anything else
During late the public have been isled by large bot.
ties pretending give quart of Extract of sasparl for
Of these been upon the sick for
properties whatever. Hence bitter painful disap-
pontment followed the of the various extracts Of saa
paa which food the market until the Justly de-
pged and has become with imposition and cheat
Still call this compound Sasaparila and intend to supply
such remedy shall the from the load Of ohio
guy which upon And think have ground for be-
eving has virtues which irresistible BY the ordinary
the diseases Intended In order to their
dieiously according directions on the bottle
Prepared by Dr.. j. G. AVER, Lowell Mass. Price, 81 pol
| bottle; bottles for SIS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-08


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vEgMIFUGES.
Wfnsr's EaDadian,
SwaiD's,
Psrry's Dead Shot,
james Tonic,
RerPs. -
. A. Fahnestoek's,
HeLean's.
/. BALSAM AND COUGH Rem
EDIEs.
Wisssr's Balsara of Wild Cher
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Hastings Nsptta,
8hernanfs Raisano, .-
Euehsn's Hungarian,
Bs7is's Wild Cherry and Far,
shenck's Puir1oHic syTus,
New England Cough Syrup,
gartholonasw's Expectorsnt, I
Halls BslsaIu,
5wgyD1's Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL,
Tayior's Balsam LiyerworS,
Jsyns's Expeetorsnt,
Nfner's EIecaInpafney
Rogers Ltverwort ard Tar,
Mrs. Gsrdinet's LlVerworf,
stsdley's Cherry Expeetorsnt,
London's Indian do
DR.. Roses do
MeI.san's Strengthening Coz
| sAksAPsARnLAa.
Dr.. John Bulls,
| q. /. Townsend's,
| Sands's,
Csrpentsr's :
| W5nccop's,
| Shaker's,
arsfenters.a,
Brisssps.
Guysots's Yellow Dock. s-
| PLASTER5.
WsIrs strengthening,
Jew David or Hebrew
| Badeau's,
Knapp's Indian
Alosek's Porous, @
Grtfifth's Adhesive,
HoIlevsyis Arnic
LIMIGENTS.
NcI,ean's Volcanic OIL LIZ
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Or. sveet's.
M.z1can Mustang,
FarrsIPs Arabia
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Eunt'e,
Hsyer's, 4g
TaGSEorth's Rheumatic,
Tobias's Fenitiar
Eows's Nerve and Bone,
Esllinger's,
Gardeners, g
Bartins's Horl
Iarchsnps Gasgiing,
Cherokee,
Jay1e,s.
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgoodys Indian Chogogus,
Stephens Compound. ~
Rowend's Tonic Misture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop'5 Tonic, 3d.
Speeds Pebrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifugs.
LOZENGE9.
Shernlan1s Cough and Worm
Bryan's PulmoAic Wefers,
Locock's Puimonic WATERS.
HAIR PREP ARATICGS
BsrrF's Tricopterous,
Lyons kathairon,
Bufuett's Cocaine, @
Boyle's Hyperion Flris
Phslon's flair IuvigoraGor,
I Jsyne's Hair Tonic, -0.e
} Van Deusen's Wahpene,
. London,s Oriental Hair Tonic
H6Iel's Eau Lustrale,
; Oldridge's Balm Of Columbia
s Railways Circassisn Balm.
E PANACEAS.
swsin's Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
, IIongiey's Great " estern.
OINTMENT AND ,SALFE
Daliy's Magical Pain Extrac
; Professor Holiowsy's Ointn1e
9 acAlliater's All-Heating, 4
! Brooks Magic salve, Pryor
Pile,
Gray's Harrison's Specific,
!, Trask's Magnetic, ,Tudkin'a,
y Lon5on's ll-Healine, Russil
e BITTERS.
MoGat's Phoenix, Blaks'E 4
- matte,
Old Sachern.
. DR.. ]. Bovea Deds'.
I Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
Richariscn's Sherry Wine,
Hutehlng's Vegetable DyspeI
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