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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-03-31
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
IN n FEW
Will s1or Il MOST nlsrnEsslNn r,INs

Will s1or THE MOST DISTRESSING PAINS.
LIS effects are like electricity 1t arrests the
most distressing pansa in 1t few seconds, its sooth-
j. .. neulralizing and heallhIul inhnen ees thrills
through every minute cell and membrane, and
establishes the secretion of every gland in the
:, stem, ~suhduing the most excruciating pHroxysm
nf pnim. aud Importing sircng III and vitality 10
every organ. NEORHLGLA.
Pain stopped Instantly,
RadwaN's Rendy ReiieI possesses mn almos.
miraculous influence over the sharp darling pangs
Of pain Of This cruel complaint In "A few MN
ntrs the pain-strieksn sufferer Experiences the
delightful sensations Of de parting pain. II has
cured thousands OF cnscs in the city of New York
where many Of them had oeen brought almost To-
deaths door. The effects Of the ReadylReliefis
to sinp the pain Immediately, to strengthen the
nervous sl stem. and supply the nerves with ner-
WINS energy and vitality. The less of which is lac
Chief Cnnar Of nerv0us Mains.
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LEGION OF HONOR

Amounts received on subscfip-
tons to sentinel s. Farmer" since
March "a. 1852:
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The Cadiz Lyceum
Meets every TUESDAY EVENING Mt the
auditor cfice. The public are respectfully in
vited TO attend noA5
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The F2eSbfCO2a.

NOTICE iS hereby given That Hardware,
II Cutlery, ETC., is now selling LOWER titan
ever ut the sign of tho BIG PADDOCK.
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DED BLANKETS OF a superior quality, being
- M'Kee & Robinson's mike of goods, always
on hand, and for sale by
nov5 WIN. HOGG a. co.
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Ifnnga. aMs I.mGttne.

The use Ut Morphcne, Strychine, Acontinc,
Belledanna, ArniGa and ether poisons, nre not
only danyerons hut cruel. The effect OF these
p,isons is not to cure the disease. or to remove
from the system the pains. But it is to DsADsN
tue nerves, to WEAKEN md STOP the nervous energy
to P~,RALrsE the functions ofthe nerve Is system.
to DESTROY sensation. II this p aotice il
continued for any length oftime, the patient will
not only waste away. but the brain will become
paral, sed aud the intellect destroyed.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is rec from Morphine!
And MI other rnIc"'io influence. To the weak
aud pa~rnlizrd nervous sy stem it imparts LIFE in
stead Of death, and the pain il STOPPED by the
healthy influence whiah Railways Ready Relief
lmparts To the nerves, instend of the l~iteless,
sleepy and paraIysing effect which MorrheOe,
and all .tInr preparations containing this poison,
produces on the sNsteIH.
4...E = ~ i -FVVN
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-03-31

GLOVER SEED WANTED.
FHNHE highest price will be given for a quaint
Ill ~ Of Cloverseed, if delivered soon to the
subscribers in Cadiz.
Jan. 90, So. S. & II. McFADDEN.
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FrNMkLifa CONCge.

Franklin College.
ON Wednesday the 3lst inst, the Annual Coa-
NTtest will take place between the Philo and
J Jefferson Literary Societies.; exercises to COM
menco ut 6 O'Clock, p. NJ. The Trustees will
meet at | o'clock, M. An examination OF the
students will take place on the Monday and
Tuesday previous. 0-The Cadiz Band will be
in attendance. mnri7.tu
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CHILL FEVER.

CHILL FEPER.
Chills stopped in Il few minutes Pain Relieved
Instantly!
Radwny's Ready Relief acts like u charm IN
all cases of Chills and Fever. 1t Srenks the chills
acknowledgements up and invigorstes with
henlth and strength every 0Tgnn and sec retiun OF
The system. Alb PAINS.
Whenever you feel sny pain apply Railways
Ready Relief, it is sure to relieve you in n few
minutes. II you have pains in the Stomach, In
test 'ncF, Liver, Kidneys, Bowels, Joints, OF In
the Bones. Radway's Ready Relief, taken inter-
ndlly or applied externally will in n few minules
stop pain, aud quickly remove its cause.
Price 25 and so cents per Bottle.
RAILWAY Il Co.
Principal Office, 50 Fulton ST., N. Y.
BEAUTY.
Complexion richly tainted with The bloem 0
health,
With skin as pure and fair as parian marble
Soft and sweet as the fragrant rose =
Teeth as sound ard white ms alabaster,
Breath ofsweetest r grance, and lips ofeoral tint,
With flowing %ringlets and glossy locke,
Lnxnriant tresses dancing gracefully DER tbs
swawn-like neck,
Ne dark ropuIsive spots to mar the pleasing pie
Or to cart dull shadows DER hesuty's master
piece.
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAP
Composed Of the most delicious, lare and fragra
gums,
o extracts, oils, and costly essencesz
OF ihowerY roofs, trees. aud oriental plants.
Possessing wondrous virtues DER skin tii sefses.
TO THE COMPLEXION ITlMPARTS MUG
BEAUTY.
BY cleansing the skin from all %eruptire matter,
Makes clean the pores, gives action to tho III
laries,
BY which all poisonous humore are cjeetei-
And 4 healthy action to the skin restored.
To the teeth it gives Wilderness, and preventsdsa
1t makes the skim soft, sweet and smooth,
Transforms the most repulsivs and disakar
visnge,- Y
To- clear and beautiful complexion.
RAILWAYS ~ClRCASSIAN BALM.
lmparts nutIinent to the hair
Makes il strong, glossy, rich and luxuriant.
Cleanses the scalp from dandiuh.-gives seti0
10 the bulbs
Fastens the hair upon the scalp, and forces II to
grow IN,
Like guano TO a barren soil, il makes Il rich and
productive
Todress the hair. and make it smsa th and glossy,
Strong and %bcintifnl. &e.
Railways Cireaslian salsan Is the ne plss
or Price Is cents per ho tie.
RAILWAY & Co., Practical Chemists,
No. 1862. FulioA street. NJ Y.
A1Esvs John Beall. Cadiz; w. Grimes e. Go,
AHn spolis; Mikssell & HoohIer, Jefferson. Vert
4 GStshHl, NsN Rumley; Al. VI. Crpakay, NAw
Markets Fettis q Son, Daersvills; n. Henderson
franklin. eLg5sGm
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DESSOL UXYON.

7 ME partnership heretofore existing between
\ SIemmons and George was this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons knowing them.
selves indebted to said firm, eithcrby note or book
account, will please call and settle their re spect-
i've claims. aud all having claims against s%,iri3frm
will p ease present them for payment, and their
cash will be ready. The books are in the hands
OF S. George. sAM'L. SLEMMONS,
SAMUEL GEORGE =
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said that such interference would involve our
country in ruin.
Mr.. Taylor opposed the resolution, and was
Tor adhering to the old established policy of
~ ashington.
Mr.. Glddings exposed what he called the in
constituencies of Taylor, Nenable, and Bayly,
who once voted for a resolution ympathizing
with the down trodden of Europe.
Mr.. Churchill offered an amendment that the
resolution is meant as compliment only, and
opposed the resolution, predicting that before
the session closes, a resolution will be introduce
ed, pledging this Government to intervention.
Mr. McMullen denied that Kossuth is the
Nations guest, and condemned intervention.
Mr. Appleton, of Maine, contended that the
resolution was merely one Of courtesy, and
spoke fayoraby of Kossuth.
Nr. Grow defended the attacks made on
Kossuth.
MIR. Stanton of KY, moved to amend by in
serting the three resolutions known as Kos
suths platform. Rejec' ed.
Mr. Bayly addressed the Committee against
intervention and the consequences involved.
Mr.. Richardson offered an amendment, that
the Speaker request the Committee to report
whether in their opinion the resolution inviting
Father Matthew to a seat in the Hall commit
ted the members OF Congress and the Govern
mcnt to the cause of temperance. Received
with shouts Of laughter)
Mr.. Yates was i'll favor of the original reso-
luton. Congress should not be behind the
people, but give him n warm welcome. If il
was intervention to express our adherence o.
Austrian and Russian tyranny, then he was fol
| it.
! Mr.. Gray was in favor of the original reso'
luton, and opposed to amendment of any kind
! Various amendments were moved. Noquo-
rum voted, although there was one present, ant
the roll had to be called repeatedly to note alb
sentees
Neither the enemies Of the resolution nor it
| friends would give in.
Motions were made and voted down that the
| COMMITTEE rise.
The Committee finally, without a quorum
rose, and
Mr. Stanly moved an adjournment. Mega
tived bya yea and my vote. Finally The con
test was gwen up by the friends of the resolu
jon, and without voting on it the House ad
tourned till Friday.
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ron FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY o. 1852
Gcoal n otitcs,
'Eho,,s,. sst,R,s Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons concern
DISTRICT OF cnuTENEEN IS ed in the Estate OF Tho.
Hill late OF Colchester in SAID District deceased,
GREETING
At Probate Court holden ut Burlington, within
snd for The District of Chitenden, on the Both day
OF December 4 D. ISL mn l1stl unent purpornng
obe the last Will and Testament OF Thomas Hi
late of Colchester in said District, deceased, was
presented TO the Court ntordsaid, for Probate, by
Fanny c. Hill and Alfred B. Allen the executors
therein named And it is ordered by said Court
that the 18th day January D. 1852, at the office OF
Rixlord g. Adauls in said Burlington, be assigned ior
proving said Instrument and that notice thereof be
given to all persons concerned, by publishing TINS
oder three weeks successfully in the Burlington
Free Press newspaper printed at said Burlington
previous to the tine appointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear before
said Court at the time and place aforesaid, and con-
test the probate of said will, il YOU have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict, this Both day OF December \ D. 1851.
BRADFORD RIXFORD, Register.
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Il stomach OF the OH, dlttr directions ol bdlOil !
Liebig, the great Physiological Chemist BY }. ,. !
HorGHToN, NJ, ID. Philadelphia, Pa.
This is truly wonderful remedy Tor indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, LAYER Complaint, Constipation
and Debility, curing alter natures own method, by
natures own Agent the Gastric Juice
L-I Han asp0oulul OF fepSin, infused IN wa
Beet in about ttco hour8, out Of the stomach.
PEPslN IL the chief element, o. Great DgesnG
Principle OF the Gastric Juce-the SOlreh Ot the
F0Dd, the Purifying, FreSerCDg md Stimulating
Agent OF the stomach ana lhteslncS, it ls extract
ed from the digestive stomach OF the OX thus form
lug an Artificial Digestive fluld, precisely IKE me
natural Gastric Juice IN its Chemical powers, and
furnishing complete ana perfect substitute tor It
by the AID OF TINS preparation, the pains ana eVis ut
Indigestion and Dyspepsia are removed Just as they
would he by healthy stomach; II Is dong wonders
Tor DyspcPtlcs, curing cases OF OeDIlty' hnacaloh'
! Nervous Decline ana DySl~Puc Oohsuhpuoh' sup
posed 10 be on the verge OF Tue grave ne Scleil-
tile evidence npon winch II Is based, s in the high
. eSl utstFt nu,l.I Isl hli ~, heilaIhhDe. ,,
! HtiE.N IfIC IL IDE.NCE
/ BARON LlEBG III his celebrated work ON ANNA
Chemistry, says: " An Artificial Digestive tIud
analogous to the Gastric Juice may be readily pre-
pared from the mucous membrane OF the stomach OF
the Gait, IN which various articles OF TODD as meat
and eggs will be Sottened, changed, and digeSted,
1uSt IN the same manner as they tc0utd be IN the hu
nun Stomaca:'
DR.; PtEElRA, IN his famous trentise on God ana
Diet, published by flowers ~ Wells, New ork,
page 80 states the same great TACT and describes the
method of preparation. here are lew higher nu-
thorites than Dr. PereIra.
DE-. -oMDE, in his valuable writings on the " lhys-
lology ct Digestion" observes tlnt" dlmlnuuon OF
the dl- quantity OF the Gastrc Juice Is prominent
and aiI.prevaIlnI cause OF Dyspepsia; ana Ire states
that "a distinguished professor OF medicine IN Lon
don, who was severely afflicted WIN TINS compliant
finding everything else to taii, had recourse to the
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\ CERTAIN CURE
For the Piles.
80. i0G DowERy. q doors above Spring Street,
sbhs. g6SklAM'S
Tegctab.e Eiectuary or Lternui
REMEDY FOR THE PILES,
TRUMP II ANT

10000 Cases Cured the past gear,
Read the following addressed to the Rochester
agents
Mcssrs Post g. Wilis-Gents 1t is with no or
binary feelings OF pleasure that am enabled to in
for YOU the have experienced by the use OF Dr.
Upham's EIecmary, which ohtaiued from yon in
cuse Of Piles with which have been afflicted. My
suilerngs have been almost beyond endurance aud
cannot he known or ina lned, only by those who
have experienced like Affections.
Having been So long and sorely afflicted, am in
duced to address you, that through you may make
known to my riends and neighbours the truly won
deriu virtues OF DR.. 1phnu's Eectuary, which J
shall hereafter keep on hand. as mud beneficial IN
other respects removing obstinate cosiveness, NOR
bid accumuInons in the stomach and bowels, and 10
purify the blood-thus removing the cnuse OF Piles
when speedy cure must follow.
It is needless to add that previous to obtaining the
Electuary oi you, had CONSULTED many OF our best
physicians, but to little no benefit. Should you
know case of malignant Piles please refer them to
sh1ll he rieased to give them much more particular
/ Information than am able to do in this communca
/ ton JOSHUA BEAMAN.
! bcErndreds of certificates similar to the above may
ar seen at 1876 Bowery New ori, where the Electu-
soy is sold whol sale and retail. by the original and
cole proprietor, a. UPHAM, Vi. D. Beware o
/ haunteritlts and worthless imt7tons. The genuine
. on my signature in my own hand writing on the
s. de wrapper. Price s per box, or SIX boxes TO
Z, For sale byTuEo, A. PECK, Agent for Darlington
and vicinity
August II w7mos6
REL Va "a Ri "a R-c 2xe
SnH SIDES CLARK'S SOLE LEATHER
.)OO superior article for sale by
PIERCE, DAVEY & ALLEN.
Burlington, Sent. %. d6t&wt
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CLOiKSl CLOiKS!

Xxx T. have received lot OF CLoAKs, which
w we shall keep ousule one week and ifthe La
dies wish Cloak they can select from the lot al
New York pnces, before returned.
|. B. BlHBY h co.
DecembsIj d&Ntf
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Pearl St., Burlington, Vt.

HAS received, and will keep, full ass
TX soriment of superior Instruments which he vii
sell nj the prices at which they are sold by the
Manufacturers in Boston.
The durnJiIity, tone, touch and finish of his In
struments, he warrants TO be equal to any manuiac-
uled in this country
Purchasers are invited TO call and examine far
themselves, and any style he may not have on hand
will be furnished Immediately. Also CARHART'S Just
" celebrated Mrlodeons, suitable for small Churches.
Mr. r. having been engaged ns Chorister in Rev
Mr. oRcEsrER'S Church offers his services to
ChOirS, .uHsic1l SociettS Glee Clubs, and ndivld-
uas who wish tor thorough instruction IN the SCIENCE
Of Music, and the pJoper development and cuttir1-
ton Of the uOice
lugust -, 1851. w6nos
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lin l'iiic &c.

NNtmetS, C0ssIm"rCS, NC.
y CoS,S $o'incts, 4 do GRAY Cloths, 3
~ do Fancy Cas,imercs. 10 Back C1ssmeres -
For sac low by. VI. NOIL * co
[nrn,ular1 10 dtt
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.SsaICi,c, (!

SNA Gross Matches, for sale by
2sPO NJ NOY Els 4. co.
Drrtmhcr2 -. Dis wiG
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Special Town Meeting.

PURSUANT to an application made to
4 us in writing, we hereby warn meeting OF the
legal voters in town meeting OF the town OF Burning
ton to h, held Mt the Town Room in Burlington on
the firth day of January, 1852 at two O'Clock in the
afternoon, for the purpose Of seeing ii the town will
vote to finish the construction OF bridge the
Wnou-ki River, near K richardson's Ferry, (rhe town
of Colchester bearing It's proportion OF the expense
thereof and it the town shall vote, then to raise
money for that purpose.
SETH MORSE I sclrc'men o
WIN WESTON,} Burlington.
Burlington, Dec %, 1851. dNwtan5
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.EEs E9Sg. va r%lls. In 0'Es5
PURIFYING EXTRACT
Thc Greatest
BLOOD PURIFIER

re- Prize 81 per Bo,te or S,z Hot1e' fer IS
1t is now put up in QUART BOTTLES. Of the same
Pot0er and m'dbat tocg ns when IN small botes. Each
med cations are 50 strongly Concentrated That only
One 1d0icpo9qH Is required at Dosp-thiee times day
thus bottle Is.s T,,rntN-Dnc DAYS when mach
Is required Of .. less qunntiiy d dose.
Tue great N"pc'io'ty OF this Blood Purifier over oil
a. part OF is compound, the powerful Medical virtues
Of some Scarce aud Rare
Indian Roots and Banks,
which medicine Possesses These are es-,a
Purifiers OF the Blood that were known either
Indian or Ethe man and these being eoHHoaHato I'LL tho 'b'g
iy-comcentydted Er,rdcis Of
Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock,
CHERRY AND sAssRFRAs BARKS,
make this Vegetable Extract, only the gyeatc Bio
Epriher, but also cheaper medicine by great odds
than any other Is ehs1pc, bectuse lie q~,n'y of that
will Ten Times BoOd.dseasc than One DOiidr'
worth OF my u,her med cuc
" For undoubtei proof of the Cure, Of
Scrofula, Fever-Sores,
Sea'f Head Erysire1s ai.Pheum Henatm Syobai Ern1>
iion PimI on he Face Livcr-t oinpiaints. pae. Lum
sin Pans The Sie Bcls, Bosss, and Joq'' and
iMPGSEBL DIsEAsrs. sec our PAMPHLETS and Hand
btla-eycry Agent has them to give away.
For sale by ANOS C. SPEAR and TnEo. A. PEcr
Burlington Hodges & Mason, Richmond G. D
Weller, Hnesjurgh r.. a. Towsey .Shel
Simonds & Co, and ]. w. Ilurlbut, WiIIiston
~ Cant & Co aud Jas Nichols, Westford X. Fur
gus"n, Essex; II & J. Cakes I'nderhl Beach II
Howe. Jerichu; II. A. Ashley, Milton Falls and b.
Druggists and Merchants generally.
/ All letters and orders must be addressed TO Wal
lace s. Co., 3Oi Broadway New York.
July ISL. wmos6
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E1EAIHERS. Hens e. TURKEYS Fca1h
& ers constantly ON hand and for sale by
VI. MOVES 4 CO.
December % dywtf
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z III g. N OEIHED a " =
ARE COMING,
HO r. r. . ~ S

New Jewelry and Fancy Goods Store, No | Bank
Block. We enumerate few OF them. Avauety
OF ladies' rose wood and fancy work boxes and port
able desks; rich shell and buffalo combs; great
variety OF articles Tor the ladies' toilet such genu-
Inc ubin's extracts; cologne and lavender water /;
savnge's ursina for the hair charcoal tooth paste
nunpalel lip salve and every variety of rich and
highly scented soaps sweet scented bags; every
s lie OF combs and brushes beautiful card trays and
baskets shell and inlad card cases ivory tablets
article of port monies tor ladies; hair, shawl;
and dress pins a large stock OF willow lancy and
embroidered work, knitting and handle baskets
domlnoes, chess men and back CANNON boards fan
cy, wood, rockocko and paper boxes gentemen's
dressing cases, splendid razors and srops; shaving
soaps creams, &c.
Numerous fancy articles and toys for children.
Amongst his stock OF Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
Silver and Plated Ware, can be found almost every
article usually kept in his line. IL. V. H. has made
large additions to his Stock within few days, and
is prepared 10 sell at small advance from Importers
aud Manufacturers prices. Ills aim to make a liy-
ing by selling all kinds OF Goods in his line that viii
sell, to make quick sales by selling cheap, and when
sold to have them prove exactly what they are sold
tor. Call, price, examine and Judge for Yourselves
II. Y. HORTON.
No, l. Bank Block Dec 90 d&wtf
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sbAPi|R, 800 Reams Letter paper; 200
4 Rooms Cap do go Ream- Wrapping do; tor
sale by VI. MOVES x co.
December -. dSwt
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NEW GOODS.

A. LA FOUNTAIN HAS JUST RETURNED
" from Boston with an extensive assortment
Dry Goods Groceries, and Ready Made Clothing
which he offers to his old customers and TO the pub
lie generally, cheap for cash.-CaIl and see
CHARLES LA FONTAlN
Winoos< Falls, April Il, 1850. wi5tf
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| lCkInCS. N(
Eiicl.ing, WaddiRg, &c.

~ Bales Wicking, Is do Batting, 80
do Waddng 10 do Cotton Yarn; for sale
by NJ. MOVES Il co.
November 20. dtl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-26

FIRE AT WIlLtAMsTowN CoLLRae. The G. I'm
natlum INJECTED with the College at willamatowp,
Mass, destroyed by iirs the afternoon OF the
lp.h tttt LQts sOoas 5000 Toe building was con-
lettd tniy arcut yssr asn, and va ws appointed,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-08-26
III. NEIVHALL, 4 CO.,

III. NEEVHALL., CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS in DRUos, MEDIClNEs CHEM.
GALS, PAINTS, OiLs, NAENIsHEs and DYE-srUFFs,
WINDOW GLASS and Purity, GLASSWARE, Pea.
FUMERY, FINE SOAPS, FINE HAZE, TooTH,
PAINT ndWHiTEw .sHBRUshEs FIELD
GARDEN and Flow SEEDS, Sur
GlCiL INSTRUMENTS, SPICES,
sNUFFs, PATENT MEpI-
CINEs, fCRE WINES, etc, for MEDICINAL rURrosEs
FANCY ARTICLES, stPR INKS, LETTER and Car Pa
PER, GOLD aid STEEL PENS and STATIONERY,
GOLD and tbs Fol-, and great variety
OF other articles.
This the Oldest Drug establishment north of the I'LL
nOis river. We have done business in this CITY since
1921. Physicians and Merchants always find this
House, FRESH and UNApULTERATED Medicines. and Of
the FIRST QUALITY Purchasers invited examine
our stock, ar il is larger than any other Northwest
and we believe prices will satisfactory
10 any who may trade with Us.
GaleEa, November, 1851. 3-2s-ly
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MARSHALL g. COS

WnO1eSa1S NsEOCGfy otOTcs
IN connection with our stock Of sLIeo IRON, we
would call the attention Of up-country merchants and
retail dealers generally 10 stock, which embraces
every thing Liquors excepted in the Grocery and Pro-
vision line.
We propose selling for cash Gaena market prices,
adding Of transportation, and believe that we can
supply boarding house keepers and families good
terms they can purchase below.
Our stock has bee selected with care that
WARRANT the quality Of all articles sold By us.
CUGARS--Common Brown, Refined, A. b and C,
- Crushed and Powdered by the barrel at
MARSHALL & Co.'S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. syrup, sugas-house and
WI Plantation, at MARSHALL d Cos.
GOLDEN SYRUP, in lo-galloa kegs, for fami-
IN lies, at NJ + Cos.
COFFEE and TEAS, of every kind, at
u MS Co.'S.
EINOUR--Jasper, Extra and superfine, at
+ Ms Co.'S.
EDORK--Cleer Mess, just put up last week, supe.
Il rior article for families at NJ q Co.'S.
y M Cos.
AIL-.Linseed, Beaclcd, Lamp and Lard Oil, at
" Ms Cos.
CANDLES--Sperm, Star and Mould, at
- g. Co.'S.
~HITE LEAD, Turpentine, Putty Whiting and
w Lampblack, at nj + Co.'S
WNIINDOW Glass and Nails, Tobacco, Goldfish
w Mackere Butter and Cheese, Axes, Clocks, Corr
Baskets, Looking Glasses Gro Bars Buck Mits, Graii
Shovels, Coffee Mills, Percussion Caps, Log Chains
Brooms Crackers Axe Helves and almost every thing
tina, be named including Flows and Peppersauce
, for sale at MARSHALL & Co.'s.
Saint Paul, October 1851. 3-23