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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-31
The Riot In New York City.

This riot, which resulted in shooting some
fifteen persons, mostly those who were inno-
cent Of any active participation in the
scene, originated in an attempt to drive Mr..
Macready, the tfagedian, from me theatrical
boards of that city. If we are not mista-
ken, the difficulty originated in quarrel
between Mr.. Macready and Mr., Forrest,
which arose while Mr.. Forrest was profess
sionally engaged at one of the London the
aires, several years ago. We do not think
it worth while to publish the details Of the
riot The city authorities appear to have
acted with considerable promptness and en-
ergy in suppressing it. All, s4...l
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-31

% d. A. HOLMES, of Galena, has en-
gagged in the novel enterprise Of establish
ing upon very large scale, one of these
superb Fancy Dry Goods Store. on the plan
of FOUNTAIN & STEwART-where the ladies
in particular, can. find the richest and cost
Hest varieties of fashionable apparel, of
every description. Mr.. HOLMES has lady
artistic employed in the millinery depart
ment, of much celebrity. tits not our prac-
tice to notice those who. advertise with US,
editorially; we do SO in this instance, be-
cause Mr.. HOLMES is the first who, to our
knowledge in the Northwest, has had the
enterprise to get up right rich, dazzling
establishment, on this plan. ..
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-31

Doct. j. S. LIvERMoRE, Indian Sub-Agent
for the Chippewas of the Lake Superior re-
gion on tour through the several stations
and Bands of his Agency, has just arrived
in a birch canoe. His route is from La
Pointe up Lake Superior to Fond du Lac,
M the St. Louis and Savanna rivers, thro'
Sandy Lake to the Mississippi, down the
Mississippi to St. Croix, up that river and
down the Brule or Burnswoole TO Lake
Superior. On this route there arc four Port
ages oyer which the canoe and luggage has
to be carried, viz: on the ST. Louis, Grand
Portage nine miles, and Knife Portage two
and half miles, Savanna Portage seven
miles, TO the waters that flow into Lake Sa-
perior, and Portage ofstwo miles from. the
head waters of the St. Croix to the head of
Brule. faaq .Isp
1t is his opinion, that above Crow-Wing,
for several hundred miles the river is easily
navigable for steamboats,, and in the present
stage of water, he thinks it is navigable from
the falls to Crow Wing-altbougb it is very
swift in many places. A channel for any
stage of water could be made by removing
loose rocks from the bed of the river. On
the 14th of May he left aud had to force a
passage through floating fields Of ice at the
head flake Superior. The Doctors crew
consists of three French voyagers, an inter-
prefer and one other person.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-31
Saint Paul.

Some idea may be formed of the amount
of emigration to St. Paul, from the fact that
accommodations cannot he had at the hotels
for any price. They are all crowded to
overfowing. Agentleman who came down
on the Cora, on Sunday last, informs US that,
some of the strangers there have provided
themselves with tents, being the best ac-
commodations that can be procured at pres
ent; men are doing their own cooking, over
seeing all the household affairs. Board is
So week whether you sleep on bed Or
under counter. But this state of things
will not last long; large hotels being built
by HI. Nj. Rice, and will be completed IN
June, capable of accommodating large
number of guests. Inconvenience must be
experienced in all new and rapidly growing
places yet the enterprising people of St.
Paul will soon have ample buildings erected,
sufficient to receive all who may come
Prairie du Chen Patriot. ell
The above statement requires some cor
recting. 1t is not true that board by the
week costs five dollars. On the contrary,
good board is to be had for three dollars per
week.
The Rice House, when completed, will
be kept by Mrs. PARKER, well known in
Boston and vicinity as a lady of great force
Of character, and who has acquired very
high reputation in the management Of first
rate hotels in Massachusetts.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-31
Telegraphed for the Missouri Republican.

BosroN, May 29d,-6 P. M.
The failure of the Burlington Woollen
Mills was announced to-day. They had a
capital Of 5000, 900, and are said to be in
debt as much more. tits thought the stock
holders will pay its liabilities.
NEW YoRK, May 23,-s P. M.
The brig jesse, arrived in port to-day,
bringing dates from Balize to the 7th inst
She reports that a severe 'attle had taken
place near Barcalan, between the Indians
and the Spanish, and American volunteers,
1900 strong. The Indians were repulsed
with a loss of $50.
Another report says the united forces
routed the Indians near Check-creek, and
captured Barcalan.
Herara's invasion of Guatemala, was
causing much alarm. and preparations were
being made to defeat him. 1t is feared the
Indians will then rise simultaneously, and
massacre the white inhabitants.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-31

% Several interesting matters are omit
ted this week, to make room for the Cover
nor's proclamation--a document which Of
course~all our citizens will think it import
ant, carefully TO read. 1s's
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-31
Arrival of the Governor.

His Excel'cy Governor RAMSEY, and lady,
arrived at St. Paul early in the morning on
Sunday last, on the Steamboat DR.. Franklin
No. 2. h was much regretted by our citi-
zens that the Governor caught us mapping;
as we intended to give him something Of a
formal reception. By invitation of the Hon.
Henry H. SIBLEr, the Governor is spending
few days at Mendotah. He rode down to
our village on Monday and took the people
of Saint Paul by the hand. He is plain,
frank man, whom the people will like-they
can't help it. 4 younger brother Of Gov.
RAMSEY also came with his Excellency.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-31

NoTICE.-Services 10 accordance with the
forms of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
will be held at the School House in St. Paul
every Sunday at O'Clock in the afternoon,
by the Rev. Mr.. GEER, Of Fort Smelling.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-31

w LILLIAN H. WALLAcE to be Receiver,
and GEORGE WILSON to be Register of the
Land Office, at Fairfield, Iowa. Az.
EAsroN NORRIS, Receiver, and JESSE
Bowen, Register, Iowa City, Iowa.
MoRDEcIA MOTLEY, Receiver, and THoM-
AS McKNlaHT, Register, at Dubuque, Iowa.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-31

Or His Honor Judge MEEKER arrived
at Saint Paul BY the Steamboat Senator, on
Wednesday evening last. The Judge has
taken lodgings at the Saint Paul House.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-31

ONE OF THE MARTYRS. IA clerk has
recently been removed in the War Depart
ment, somew hat after this wise:-One or
more of his creditors pestered the Secreta-
ny of War and the Chief Clerk with bills
against the subordinate. The Secretary
very properly refused to act the bailf' in
the matter, and told one of the memorable
creditors that he ought to look to the man
he trusted with his goods, to Judge for him
self of his character, and not to rely upon
the head of a department. to collect his bill
for him. The creditor thereupon addressed
President Taylor on the subject, and the
President not knowing what had passed
turned the letter over to the Secretary of
War. Gov. Crawford, thinking it now
high time to act in manner best calculated
to get rid of the annoyance, instructed his
Chief Clerk to intimate to the. person COM
planned of, that his resignation would be ac-
ceptable. The clerk refused to resign, and
addressed a note to the Secretary, claiming
his right to hold the office until he should
be elected by such process as he might deem
valid. Gov. Crawford thereupon sent him
letter of dismissal from office.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-31
BALrImoRr, SUNDAY. Nav Is. !

The Southern Mail has arrived. which
brings accounts from Florida that represent
the destruction of the Cotton and Corn crops
to be very general. Planters fortunately
have plenty Of cotton seed left for sreplen-
ishing- { s,;5i.,,, s.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-31

Our FOREIGN RELArIoSs.-The WASH
ington correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger says Senior Rosa, the Mexican Min
lister resident at Washington, has drawn up
a solemn protest against the conduct of the
American Government in regard to the pro-
tocol in the treaty of peace, and handed a
copy of it to each foreign minister in Wash
ington, with the request to have the matter
brought to the cognizance of their respective
governments. This same correspondent
vaguely adds: .a ea. %
/" should not wonder it, Mr.. Clayton,
having once his hand in, were to have some
hard words with another Minister of for
eign power. He will soon realize.the fact
that the secretaryship of State isno sinecure..'
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20 The troops at Fort Smelling appeared
on dress parade last Thursday, and salutes
were fired in honor of the arrival Of His
Excellency, Gov. RAMSEY. ~ le h. nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
LUClNA CORDIAL, OR ELIXIR OF LOVE-
I'M 10 HE ONLY Ac1uAL REMEDY ExER
FoR iMPoTENcY, GENITAL DEBILITY, Noe rURrAL
kMI.sIoNs. AND ALL DIsEAsEs oc AsIonRp ny

FoR IMPoTENcY, GENITAL DEBILITY, Noe rUerAL
EMISSIONS AND ALL DIsEAsrs AsIoHRD BY
cEhrAIr sEcREr HABITS
NDmAny OF the boetrums nty fer the
complaints are worthless mi which
len popularity the market Tho med
cal faculty of are their
Of the Luopa Cordial and
sanction H. atinge instance that has been
ound foi the The
eved BY the uona Cordial generally such leave
rtor could prduce Of the conclusive
to show that which enjoys not anc
denay obtain but 10 hy based upon positive aud 40
parehuy mrsoulous vrtues In al directions found
the happy psren Of ohspns who would have
30 but tor this extraordinary preparation And 1t 20
tent in the dea'es Tor which IL Oheo
ton has been naturally made tn the Cord
becsuse the trash that has been thrown opro
,in to sold cheaper but the aci is cordial DO
AFFORDED for and opsht 70 Be many of tho
nsredebts which IL among nosest Of
in nature whereas the others made druxa worth
little IN money and less In merit that
est one Of the aettsr Of thtse males IL
pnt sd ore bottle OF the Luoina given
virtue and thus olsoe HE assure tire reaaer that
tie un os reliance may he placed the Cordial thu
cure 81 the toned Above thoss which
follow ~ LW Of Muscular Energy. thyec,l L.ssude aud
dgcs'ion Smssshness Of the ana uor Abu and
evssy desfe with disorder the Pro
creative Functions H. AL Of which 10 al Almost msd
Ate re f and, used directed IL pr
POSITIVE ara permanent Pes about
ssious OF wast disability curtain AZURE
this Cordial will nfahy md vgor in
b'ie period and whsre Of of pri regret
ecourse Be had It, the must beneficial DO anc
palsd with COZ fdcr
P cip,l Office No. Izs Liberty STREET Now York Also for
Geo Jones and John n. Lroque In Arlington by
Sbar'es otots hh21 l3ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
GREAT SPRING NIDIeINE
GAYS EXTRACT OF CANCHALAGUA,

A.
A CALIFORNIAN PLANT
OF medicinal virtues
turer Ct "Townsend's Sara parla.'
To be- Far better than sassaparA"
A0EhrAS caNniITrT;d AND ovHH T0H
Coughs Celds influenza Asthma Bronchitis Sorofula out
Rheumatism Neu a)eiA EysipeAs Lumbago Paralysis Psurs
Jsundos Costyeness Dysentf Liver Com
snts Piles Bilious Complaints Nervous Affections Cuaneou.
Disorders.
FEVER AND AGUR
Discharge pepnved and Detective Apostles Indigestion
all diseases originating In
CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS, OR
lMPUkITY OF THE BLOOD.
the Dises9ve OrsaIa and remarkabe for lie AnimAtnE
STRENGTHENING and Restorative P0wer Taken In spring
fail Of the year it invaluable Family Medicine preparing
the sustain the chapRet Of climate mineral
substance atever enters into the composition Of medicine
IT be offered to the delicate femas youngest child
An Immense Dor Of have used the celebrated Can
oalassa Of aonis its very
Of its most sstonis proprs Is its snd
actual the blood feer rapid o!rcuaoa
and ss The wSu.s vi"
through vein of the BODY with nvgoratns powers
spot lie bleeding which relieves the sts BY conveying
stsgpant and vated PARTICLES behind like TRANSACTION and
injection which add to 1t fuoity ct tho expense q,Aty
but creates new az beatty blood and
blood 10 Ture and healthy necop however msrnsnt oan
take deep hold Of tie y stem, and the
SPASheDIC CBOLERA
The asue crossing The sthmus Of Panama
ard at tie
GOLD REGIONS
ny 81 S S
standing single bottle Of the viii he found
THIRD soses than bottle Of ssrsApar
uch besides this tyrup or inrro-
dient likely to ferment and sour In warm clmatea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
cANCHALAGUA rs; sARsAPARILLA:


ss
- NonrxAmro-, February !. ls,a
daughter. Of violent q .OrOfea chs
glands %.Ss their And VIZ. aris rapid
again DO restored Tos consnasd ioe 81.
wett the hld being horrible sight sod the DO.
qu.ne but i. disease Va. sss
1s :s' @
place ard relating ne manner in which child osd
bottle having consdeecs in it, but giving
n IN u FIVE ss s Ss .
improved r.pdy ,hrss week.. -. and
i1Sn
BY he use Of the and wa "
the %" ice s,s%s It that but e. chs
giving her .ur extract surprising all SAFE but
to five days ,s to
anyhi EssriOus It increased f.pdy before.
psTd q 'ias ,:sttSIs began
FSn i.s This re child Ia: perfectly we'll and
rem aims to marhsr beauty.
were usihg yosr medicine with success ard Chi improving
DO used our failed ''''''''''A
IL Ssss to Ed that we "a no occasion fs IL and Am
1907 tx n rvy one Ts3 has Of TINS nd
the, will be rewarded ts4fold.
HORACE J. HODGES.
To FREDERICK GAY Eco proprietor Of Gays CanchsasuA
50 Broadway, New York.
From +. H. MsIow Esq, banker, 90 Wall stree.
New YORK, Sept IA. lSfa
To Frederick A. Gay. ESQ.,.
Ny Lesr FRI cheerfully comply with your request In no
knewedgpg with Others The benefit which from
the use q ysnr Extract Of eanosaasua Csrna Plant
l effects upon System evdet aud gratifying have
Induced commend fdepes, pleased
tat have in liz
efhcscy.
90 rot hesitate in medicinal
qualities TO rate that feeve will founu sycelent
remto In most cases OF dscass OF the liver and kdny
monary Affections ato the puneaon OF the blood
That Jour merit In ths introduction ct this invaluable plant
mSy he apTr ated 10 thc sincere wishef
Yours, sincerely, r. r. WINSLOW,
From the Sunday Times
GAYS CANcHALAcuA.-N hexcs Lad produced any
thin valuable than the plant this pre- paratsn
made we should be Inclined despse are "a tbs
ned that CspcheaEua the medicines
when mas acded 70 the phsmacop1s wi ha present
oeAturJ We mean what vo ite Effects have
suite In q casa &C cor ned bronchitis
DEPOT-B Broadway wholesale SCENTS Rushtop Clark h
Co.. A. Ssnds W. Peufold Co.. EaviIand, Ke.,o
Co.
Fold at retail BY tho sadpg apoecaries in Broadway and
throughout he CITY NILS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
ALL x WA0 D sS-ds !: H HEALTH, READ.

ALL WHO DESIRE HEALTH, READ
MORRIs0NS EXTRACT or SARSAPARILLA
"nedicns 81 neS as necessary TO beal particularly where
ths blood disodered food srequired support the animal
functiona"-AHERNKTNy.
M ORRieONs SARsAPARILLA-1 10 no new arsiols nor
1 presented to the public With Doisy
flourish Of ruDpsa his cour OF business 10 tbs Drug and
Medicine Line, exter d. period Of forty ysArs New
York. he has prepared hs Ext from
formula much used aud admired by
OLD STANDARD PHYSICIANS.
BY them highly mepded to the public In al
and eorruptve diseases Of the Blood
LyspepGa, Want Of Appetite
Affection Of the Liver. Mental DepressoaA
Serofua Over Use Of Mercury, Ulcers and Cancers,
0snsral Nsazran&emest Of the System. ConsumptioA
Weakness Of tho Bocy. tainsin the Kidneys
fAlpitat'n OF The beart. SOurness
OF Stomach Chronic Oiseases plsinta
TO FRMALES,
II held In high estimation trial article
than spd THE 10 all that 10 required
use Of MORRLSON'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARHLA
prove the pubic tn his genuine specific
enumerated made from Brasil 5arsApaA price whore
economy 10 CON binsd equally with health:
The bottles Of the largest sse sold ct only SEVENTY
DOZEN.
Remember the we'll known old establishment whore pro-
pared and sold JOHN q. MORRISON,
Apethecary and Druggist les Green woh street,
nh B-Ets North River Side. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
MEDICAL NOTICE,

STRANGIRS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form or W.
~ iety OF phihtc mercurial other dsesse
fol owing letter. Wv
Dr. Cooyer-sr; Last July cer,ss private dis
tste end ediaie applied pro 20 aura
me- IN sNeek copnned with him two sradu
Ely se'tng tried snobsr the
ooctorshhd each one promised positively cure ma A.
h Uncovered be object OF these money and that
hey not doct 20 into tn. hos.l
The dooor kept under mercurv for eight weas
throat ~ and NV
body covered with ulcers wsss pe.e tn the doctor,
chfoeed dangerous aive any medicine aud I'd
Southern climate hospital nv
vrsl friends placed self under the s Of
last we'll ard perfect health win
bis published THOMAS GREEN carpenter and joiner Haem
New Yeyh. -'
wnrrants to eve-y case no matter how long
itansIna 81 elect, Structure Seminal Weakness and
of pvst asdes cured la 4S without
with the patents habts Dr. Coopers Ooe, IA
two doors m Chatham street. npllts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
CANCHALAGUA TRIUMPHANT,
EkllM IIIE 4 z fEEI ARLIRl, 4

NEW DIX feb. ~ cay ay Dear ST-Pisass send me
IN bottle Of CAncbalSgua Ny Wits An invalid
for and has had the modest but to
avail fortnight last Sunday. told che
best try tho Canchsua she did apd has improving
She 10 the CAnchssVua done it, and
nothing ese Dealer though be, she will
give best rifcats Her was chronic
bronohis Truly Youra N''
F.A.Gsy, Eso. J. r MARSHALL
Letter from Tnomas Shdw Esq one Of our Oldest msr.
chants engaged in the {, ade With the Western Coast of
.4metica. toeH known the United States from his
connection With the american Baptist Missionary
Union.
BosroN April II, lsl8
DEAR inform that you prepared An
from well known medical plant ing In California called
CupchaseuA and request to stAe know
its properties.
the California presumed that
bad ewhat with plant Ia QUESTION
and bad known thing Of superior confo that
given that attention that many others have vet
notwithstanding venture to hazard opinos,
effects from having IT. yet
from witness ELECTS otherA high a
mAuon In which hello by ire people BY
many individuals OK ibis country hesitaed cay that ia
my opinion of the valuable
Intermittent brought before public tsaio
islands unsivalled also purifier Of the blood may claim
eminroe
thsage uo Of all d,oases
on before the community but in the
there 10 rtk brought into fsmil, would
otrsent TO he vi foutt That
which the iproducon Of this highly prepir ion de-
serve - the siLoerc wish of your obsdient
mhI3 Ct THONASsHAW
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100000 BIO 7 I'll ES,
NEARLY nr
DIR. DEWITT C. KELLINGER'S LINIMENr
BAye been sold without

DIR. DEWITT c. KELLiNGER'S LTNIMENr
BAve been sold without
a MURMUR
i ,,M, wsARRAhTkD IN ALL CASES TO ERADICATE
veI) Lature and heal al Of and
yery w. large botNes mid fAgans and agreeable rne
cfesp required to be- tAteB reaoeis ton times
co, a other article In the et As plain ard
e pryor. on ue above. IL has caused
o,u.. L HOUS ANDS
., voc osN AID most hilfui NJ en- In IN. =, .a.xv ~ L. III
sycst go oeo ~ h.m tom ~ ears and u,e this
E.n ron we Of honor on rel - In
- oini OIL Hon n. r. Cnruan Hon Ross,t n 49,.
i'm, alton =. ov Morris Mr. Jsmes 8atbs In con.
NE nave oui Ivinss CosArs iSyosst ny ~ oon
Eoc' Sses udiow-. BrAdhurss orill.r scHar
hothIhr &c 80 10 mort Of m. el,s ~
no msny oner CUES prnn on, o. 1t exist,ns ~
age: Among te ords bright OF tha
We have HIT woodruff William an as' men
their, Corhhn Bryant Jnmes B~v ms Jscoh bo
WinId L. Reid, tsni Sasue wm D. sparhs WIN CosJs'
~ ~ any ur er proof neoeseAry viii, add ,hs
used BY evry Inc pal Usge hne The road snd
OH or lsrpe the Bu rs lead the nr ~
verJ and change stable hropgL DON
rally To BE- he'd swsy gensioe Of NIGER S)LI 40 m in
Wholesale prussitta 20 Pearl street
can DO at the central depot rn<ersa f5 wav at All
bourt IN the day also be had At Qumby fancy
store aSx Brosdway st the BarIem Railroad ofccs VI
Bsimr Bsyt& Co N3 Pcsrt ssd most ~ the
deis and druGgisfs teeh With many wholsss aid retail
sroe,s throughout the city AID connt gspsrsyat
Ter zen; Nz pr Bgr eN Dor oss CAsh asoa-
o,e car be had 10 ri Of the world third
cash letter. nust be paid. mhU Jyt
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Domestic mlscellany

DOmostlc Miscellany.
Mrs. Howard has been indicted 1t Cincinnati 4
the murder Of Mrs Smith, the psrsmour Of her husbAr
Howard 10 in that city
There were 14o deaths In Philadelphia for the We
ending Saturday last.
The Legislature Of Michigan has passed By q tw
third vote tho bill to extend the time for the payne
OF the bonds Of the Southern R. r.. Company.
The citisens Of st Louis, Mo- met on the 10th nj
and passed resolutions against disunion. and again
tho resolutions OF the State Legislature favorable to
address 81 the Southern members Of Congress-
Stephen Jellason, late Of the brig Levsnt, Of Bal
Me- has been found guilty Of ma sslauxhtsr on {
high cess IN Charleston, s. c. and sentenced TO pay
jail.
The Hudson river at Albany rose one foot from
A. M. until 2 P. NJ. on Saturday last.
There have been IL tons of salmon trout taken fro
Mooeeh Lake during the past season. which are
lued 1t 81 900.
Sixteen canal bosts arrived ct Baltimore from q
Pennsylvania canal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
SANDS SARSAP RILLA,
IN QUART BOcTLES,

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. AND Pok THK CURE OF
ssnoYvLA, nnnoUniAL DnsAsns
srvnBoRH ULoERA ILvna oonrLAlsr.
DvsPkPMA, BROrctIrm,
AAIr aHEyM CONSUMPTION.
FEVER SORES, FEsALE oomPLAIrrh
sKyaPhLAs LOSS APPETITE.
TEE h.y. :pss much %s bringing tA.
Of . * s.' e &,
which i and . 70 ,r
to give i trail and satisfy Il Il. sSpssorsy sad the
II. S:s .S . & a.: sss sn1s
nroyed form s. claim 70 ;: the e;' md cheapest med
s.s as
ss q: sss
4 s,psS. q dSn. ts1 %. nlio.: sl .sasa "a
ros q e and infu'ss vsor throughout the
"A''' '''' - DYSPEPSIA CURED.
The following ssstnouiA i gent en.n % vol known =
n CIV no comment recommends itself to al
NEW YoRx. December H. lSl8
the beneficial eects from the your rsai.zl
sdsn: grateful which Jon oosasass ~ 70
dysreps or rather may term IT, weakness
The ae:,s ssr Rsr; Tho. troubled With
oSc Of esS sys ms
much 1s, trying various remedies without avail
s.S us %
therefore Sdepty emmend IL to all persons
s i:
s 70 s. mind sa would ind themselves
remain your Ssis VIZ v Ok ., Lexington avenue.
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA IN PRUSSIA.
The PROJECTORS Of this valuable medicine received
from our esteemed trend and correspondent heeaor
r.. H. Sss H csSs rsiss % % s
before 'u'ssad'A-nT%; Journal NJ, - 1919
"GxNrLKMxr-I wish you dozen BEETLES o. your
SArsaparA roy A hghnets Prince Vladimir
Of FTussa this legation q soon a possbie IL
that he IL immediately; therefore please ssud
steamer can made out in the Of
prince and sent with it. Your obsdient servant
"TaEC, 8, FAY~
The following certificate from Col Samuel a. Taylor eentls.
bou thu States Granada