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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-23


rTyHE subscrib<r wishing 10 remorss Offers or
Il sale his House and Lot ltwo seres.) 10 ne
own az IIillshssough, well siinafej. the dweiling
House large and commodious. with all necessary
out-baiIdings. and nsssH4siling veil Of water
within few feel ofshe kitchen
Also fhsee tracts Of Land. Two small irsris
within swo miles Of towns one adjoining Ut.
Hooker and LemusI Lynch. and he other adj
ioining the lands Of Mash Whited and others.
The third tract contains seven OF eight bundled
acres. all wood land. lying near Cedar 6'o'e. adj
Joining Samuel p. Moore and others
The subscriber being determined 10 remove TO
the south west. win sill any Of the above proper
AZ on accommodating terms.
An persons indebted 10 him sill please call
and settle, and those having claims will present
them Tor payment.
December ?. -
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March 10
N @ w and Oh cap
DRUG STORE,

DIR. s. D. scaDDlTlElD,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-09
M. FIELD FOWLER,
White Lead.
Farm AT; Auction.

~ WILL BE SOLD at Public Auction on the
lSIA premises, on THURSDAY, March lIth, at 2
-A1@- O'Clock, p. NJ FARM, containing about 30
acres of Land, more or less well divided into moving
pasuring, ard age. Several thousand fruit trees in
good bearing condition the place. The buildings
good and the barn has good cellar derneath. II is
well supplied with good water, conducted TO the house
and barn by pipes from failing spring said farm
is situated on ill street, q miles from the City HALL
For further particulars, inquire of CHARLe ) HER
SEY, Auctioneer, CARY FIELD, Central Ex-
change mars d4tawlt
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ROSES EXPRESS.

Over the Providence and Worcester R. R
BY Every Train.
PACKAGES Forwarded, Notes, Drafts and Bills col
l. ected, and paid, and all Orders attended with
desI atoh
Packages and small Cases forwarded, and other FIX
press business transacted Fall River Man fed Taun
ton, New Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass, Newport,
Warren BRISTOL East Greenwich. Warwick, Wexford,
Wakefield, Peacedale, r l., and Stonington, Conn
OFFICEs.-American House, Worcester, Whitman's
Block, corner OF Broad and Westminster streets, Prov
dence Horace Cooks store, Mainstleet, Woonsockot
BENIN D.. WALKER, Agenr,
Worcester, March 6, 1852 mars dtf
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COMMERCIAL.
Bosfon Mnrkef-Nlnrcn 3.

Flour Market is firm hut sales are confined to small
lots TO The trade, without any change in the prices
We notice sales of Genesee Obi >, and Michigan COM
mon brands az s.; do do fancy at S. l28; ext,a
Genesee at S. IS IS per bbl. cash Southern sells
steadily at S. aud SIS 2k per Dbl months
Grhin-There i good demand Tor Com but the pri-
ces in favor of the buyer Sales of yellow at 6s
osc and 64c for white, per bnsil cash Northern Oats
are ~ oJ demand, 4lc. Small sales of RYE at TIC
per ush. cash.
ProVisonsThe demand for Pork is fair at full prces
We quote Clear PORK az S7 so; Mess do at Is 50, and
rrlme DO At Sl4 90. Western Mess Beet $40 II so;
Eastern do do SO 10 per Dbl mos Lard is firm Mt
81 sac for bbs, and 10 Iulc for kegs. Hams lOs
lie per ID, mos.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-09
SALE OF STOCKS,
At BOs tom, rch 6.
DIED.

In this city, March 5th James T Young, aged 80
New iampshire pape please copy.
In Leicester F b. god, George Bond aged &c years.
In Shasta, al, Jan II, Mr. Daniel s. Glddings, of
Chckopee Mass, aged IS years.
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MONETARY.

Hon. Josiah Quincy, Jr., late Treasurer of the Yer
mont Central Railroad, has been compelled by unfortu-
of he " lnsovent Law" and has accordingly filed a
petition in Insolvency.
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tIce The propretors of this paper Will not
be responsible for am goods delivered 10 others than
themselves or their own families without written or
der from us for the same EARLE A. UREW
Worcester, August Z. d0
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DR.. Harrington, at No, I2I Main street,
can be CONSULTED cogfdenHay NJ his Office in al cases
OF chronic and acute Diseases Office hours f ON A.
NJ to r. M. All communications must be post Daid
nov24 dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-09

still they come. Although so many have bought
and used the justly celebrated Ruspfni's italian
Hair Tonic, The rush is still increasing and well it
may for i is we'll KNOWN that the best article To
keep lhe hea cleansed IRON dandrnf seur and pre-
serve aud beautiY the hair that was ever brought into
or put up IN this market. PrepaIed, and sold Whole
sale, by g. 4 j. HOWE, Druggists Foster street
and d. SCOTT, Jr 2l3 Main street (ebq8 dtf
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Bounty Lands. and Pensions

DR0CURED, and Land Warrants located and pur.
4 chased. Information Soldiers of the
War OF 1912, and TO all other applicants, at
w .. BAR1O IS Law Office,
mars distf 5 Harrington Conner Worcester
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; egars of exquisite favor are always to be
found qvmtites TO suit, at the Drug store OF
l.. T. LAZEII,
1o-ulI POI Main 81
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Worcester Dramatic Museum.
FLAGGIS BUILDING.

THE Management take pleasure in announcing an
engagement, Tor few nights, of NJ. BIRD the re.
nowned Magician and Ventriloquist, who will appear
10 lJay Eyeniu Maicn sth, 1859, and every eve
ming during the week, commencing at to O'Clock.
NJ. BIRD,
The celebrated and accomplished NecromanceI, and
Ventoqust, has the pleasure Of announcing The cit
liens Worcester. and vicinity, mis- performances
the above place, which is all respects eligible the
dis play OF his grand Mechanical and Philosophical APP
paraus, whic he has recently had the opportunity Of
remudellng, extending, and making magnificent
than before, by which is enabled offer OF
Mechanical contrivances in connection with his art,
world
u The public are hereby assured that the feats of
NJ, Bird are his own, peculiar to himself, and most of
them been attempted by any ether perform
ADMISSION -Parquette, so cents; Circle IS cents;
Gallery, l2I cents. mars dtf
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Eng. Acidnlatad nrnns.

OFF different havors, such as Strawberry Raspberry
" Orange, JaIgonel Pear, Pine Apple &C., dc., 70
sale by ID. SCOTT, Jr., Druggist,
iebl1 daw3wis 243 Main street,
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Preserves, &c.

lust received, lot o.. nice Preseve suc as Peach
lso, PRIME lot OF Marrowat, and Pea Beans; Ex.
tracts and Essences, for iavoring PASTRY Husk Palm
Leaf, JuLe and Rope Mats, the approaching muddy
season. Marsh's Patent Oil. Fluid and Lamp
Oil
Also, good assortment ofGroceries and other Goods,
in great variety ,ntly hand, and for sale low
for Cash. No. 297 Main street, and No Southbridge
street, by l.. SPRlN G, %.
Worcester, Feb, Is. 1852 DIFF
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Portraits in Oils and Crayons,
BY MISS JUDKINS.

Portraits Copied from Daguerreotypes.
INSTRUCTION given in PaIier Mache, and Oil
L Painting; Drawing in Pencil, or Gray ons
PAPER Mache, or Oils, Twelve Eessons,.. ...S6 60
Use of all requisite Bronzes, and Golors..... rs
Terms payable at the First Lesson.
Specimens the store of E. Livermore, Esq., where
further information can be obtained,
REFERENcEs-Hon. 5. salisbury, Rev. S Sweetser,
Horace Chenery So, Rev. Il. E. hale A. IomaD Esq,
G. A. Dresser Esq, Albert s. Aen, Esq. w. A. Cary
Esq. feb23 d4w
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JAMES LEE & Co.,
No 19 India Wharf BOSTON

MANUFACTURES ofLmseed Oil, Raw and Boiled;
lNL Soaps, of all kinds; and Importers OF Tenants
b e ching Powders. Soda ASH, Sal lda and Chemt
Gals, constantly hand and sale, in quantities
suit purchasers. mars d3taw6m
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Look out for Your Money.

@ A. ROWLAND has just received an Extensive as
y. sortment OF PoitmOhes, Wallets md Pocket
Books OF The newest, handsomest, and best styles,
which he will sell for the pubic adv antagr, rapidly
AS he can, s. A. HOWLAND,
feb16 d3weod Harrit gton Block Main street.
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Savings Bank.

OFFICE IN Central EXCHANGE.
fTNIIE Worcester Mechanics' Savings Bank il oper
L daily for he receipt OF Deposits from all classes
Wrcester. Oct. 1. 1851 = -SAa octld&vistf
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IL has always been desired before using an
article to know something about merits Believing
this "a be principle of human nature, DR.. Stephen
Jewett refers our readers to the references in his adye
tisement TO be found in another column who arc all of
high standing, and has douht that a thorough trial
VIII prove all that is sa d, to be true. mar9-dawI
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Adjourned Sale of House and Lot,
At Auction.

- w. SELBY & co will sell on the premises, on
-. TUESDAY, March 10Th, at 10 O'clock, the House
and Lot, on Orauge corner Of Lynn street.
The house is two stories high and built of brick The
LOT is about 50 b> 50 feet
The above sale offers good opportunity to purcha-
sers of Real Estate. Terms easy. nd made known at
the sale. For further particulars, inquire of
5. w SELBY CO., Auct's.
Worcester March 4, 1852 mar9 atM6
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j. k. Clark, NJ. D., HoMGPArHrc PHystct,N
NO. Walnut Street. Office hours from s 70 A, M
and from to 81 NJ. 'i''
Worcester Jan. lst 1851 ianIu
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Candied Elae Roof.

A DELICIOUS f>enfectioH, for mparting fragrance
N to the breath for sale, wholesale and re, all. by
l.. T. LAZELL., Apotlecary
ieDI dawSwls No. 20l NJ ain street.
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WILLIAM DTCKTYAON.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Will attend to this and to other matters Of business
his OlhCe over the central Bank nov dr
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glue. Glue.

IN BBLS. GLUE. for Manufacturers use
w 5UO0 lbs do, prime article for Cabinet Makers,
received, and FIR sale low, by G. 5. g. A. j. ii WE
Worcester Bank Block, Of Foster and Norwich
streets. mari diff
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CO.partnership Notice.
q CARD.

TIE Subscriber wing sold his interest in the Boot
and shoe trade, to Messrs. Clapp Ay es, would
specially invite his friends ana patrons to give them
CALL AS he is confident that they wi do every thing to
satisfy and please them, in their line OF business.
mars div JOS. ID. FULLER.
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Mrs. NJ. :. Thompson, Female Physician and
mldwiie has removed to Kinds Court, No. Maple
stEtbl AMID
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Watts Nervous Antidote,

THE most powerful and WONDERFUL me cicine ever
L discovered, guaranteed to cure every nervous or
spasmodic disease. L. 4 LAZELL Drug gist,
pol Main street, Sole Agent for Worcester
iebs8 davis
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Particular Notice

TUE Subscribers respectfully give notice that the
l. Store will b. open on the Sabbath, for the purpos
of dispensing Medicines from TO 10 A. NJ, 10 to AM
4to6P. M. 4 G "A. J. HIVE.
nuv29 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-09

LOT ofIow priced Fancy Cassimeres, at great bar
IA gains, at HUDsoN'S, No Flagg's Block, oppo
site Central Hotel mars ozm
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8 Statesmen Wanted.

. YOUNG MEN of experience, in ret filing Dry Cords,
y can obtain situations, with liberal compensation,
by appl,ng soon, to l.. HARDON co.
10 d5t-w2t
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Young Ladies' School.
Ladies' CATERS

d., TO reduce my stock before the LIST of April,
MT Meas, Boys, aud Youths, Thick Calcutta Grain,
Wv and Calf Boots, viii be sold at very low prices.
S@A- GEO A. DRESSER,
mars diff l76 Main sneet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-09

(tAN find the largest, and best stock Of Ready-made
1 CLOTHING in Worcester, at HUpSON's, oppo-
site Central Hotel mars u<ih
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Gents Kid Gloves.

FULL Assortment, in GolUrs, Sizes, and Makers,
6dsntrsi hotel mar9 Dim
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-11-25
IRON. NAILS AND STEEL.

Iron guaranteed The nails VIII be found on trial to
be superior 10 any other in market "
st. Paul, May 90 1880. scm
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CHURCH BELLS.

1li' Rtll, faCtory, Sieamio a and Locomotive Bells
y constantly on hand ANA pEALs CurNEs OF BE rs
(oi any nnnbeca To order Improved castiron okc.
Win oiahlc arms, are attached 10 thes, Bells SO thai
thtN may be adjusted to easily and properly, and
springs also. which prevent the ciapper from Resin. on
NE Bel; thereby prolonging its SQUAD. Hangirrs com
plete Concluding Yoke, Frame and WheeD furnished
desired.
An experience Of 30 this business their late
iher enabled nm TO ascertain the best form for Bells
the combination oil metals and degree Of beat requisite
Tor securing in them the greatest soIidts strength and
most IHelooous tones which improvements. Together
Win MS very extensive assortment
h'ld by the subscribers, who have in TIL. bust
ness. and who will use every endcayor to sustain III,
reputation which the estai>hme has heretofore en-
JOY ed both in this and foreign III, bells from,
winch have repeatedly received the highest awards III
The n J. state Agricultural Society and American Inst,
tute; and AT which were completed Chimes and heavy
Alarm Bells for different parts of Union and Canada
MATHEMATICAL lNSTRI MENTS will sin l..
manufactured y the Subscribers, of which they will have
constantly on hand. assortment Of Transit ins,r,
H1htS, Levels Surveyors Comprises (pinin no,ious
ana improved) &c. Also, Brass or Comuosiiou CAST
tnes OF any size east Ia order.
All communications promptly attended to-
ANDREW MENEELY'S SONS
West Troy, Albany CO., n. Y, 1851.
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WARNING NOTICE.!

To,cn Of Hastings, othcrtasc called Ohrtr's GTore
XNyHEREAS, Alexis Bay, sen Of Wabashaw vii
w age, has just caused to be surveyed into Town
Iors piece of land the side OF the Mississippi
river the mouth Of the NerInion river,
the important point heretofore called divers Grove
Hastings:
This therefore TO all persons from purchasing
or contracting to purchase, any If said lots such
piece OF land, Chat is 10 the piece Immediately
below the claim Of ierN c. Bailly the said piece
of land and lots in part owned BY Edward f. Parker
in pursuance of trument of writing signed by the
said Alexis Bailly, sen, well rs by residence.
Persons purchasing any Lots from ALEXIS Baiy, sea-.
which may have been surveyed the of land re
lerred 10, will do a. thUr peril he having right in
law equity, dispose of the the prejudice
rightul claimants; and the validity of any such sales by
him made will be contested III every legal manner.
EDWARD +. PARKER,
THOMAS FOSTER.
Hastings, Wabashaw Co. oct2l-21.3n
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w nOIeS0Ic OsrOCery anu iron StOTcs
IN connection with our stock Of SLIGO Iron,
would call the attention III up-conntry merchants and
retail dealers GENERALLY stock, which embraces
every thing Liquors excepte In the Grocery and Pro
vision line.
We propose selling for cash at Gaena market prices,
adding cost Of transportation, and believe that We can
supply boardinyhouse keepers and families On good
terms as they can purchase below.
Our stock has been selected with care, that
WARRANT The quality Of all articles sold by us.
CCGARS-.(;ommon Brown, Refined, A, b and C,
- Crushed and Powdered, by the barrel, at
MARSHALL & Co.'S.
NOLASSES--Beloher's syrup, sugar-house and
WI Plantation MARSHALL N Cos.
GOLDEN SYRUP, in O-sallon kegs, fer fami-
u lies, NJ. y Cos.
COFFEE and TEAS, of every kind, at
u Ma Co.'S.
LNLOCR--Jasper, Extra and superfne at
II Ms Co.'S
uDORk.-Clear Mess, just put up last week. supe-
Il riOr article for families, NJ y Co.'S
CtALT--Ol every Kind and in any quantity, at
- NJ q Cos.
nIL--Linseed, Bleached, Lamp and Lard Oil, II,
~ MyCos.
EANDLES--sperm Star and Mould, at
~ M& Co.'S.
XNHITE LEAD, Turp.ntine, Putty, Whiting ana
/ w LampbaGk, at MSCos.
! XXylNDOW Glass and Nails, Tobacco, Goldfish
w Mackerel. Butter and Cheese, Axes Clocks q on
Baskets, Locking Glasses Gro Bars, Buck Mits Grair
Shoves, Coffee Mills, Percussion Caps, Log Chains
Brooms, Crackers, Axe Heves and almost every thing
that can be named, including Piows ami Peppersaucc
| for sale at MARSHALL. q Cos.
Saint Paul October, 1851. 3-2s
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NEW YOR X st . IL f
SSNou, Ynrk PriceS.O

A r. CHAMRIIN returns his sincere acknowledge
"A ments to the citizens Of ST. Paul and VICINITY "r
the liberal exteed to him. ana mas
the pleasure Of announcing that he has associa
ted with hun Mr.. j. II. EDGAR of ST. Louis The On.
siness will hereafter be conducted under the hrn anu
style of Edgar K Chamblln-
REMOVAL.
We have removed to the large store of MI Louis ho-
berts opposite our cid stand, Third street, between
Jackson aud Roberts, and are now opening large as
eortment OF Dry Goods Clothing, Boots, shoes Hats,
Caps, Furnishing Goods, We invite The attention
of the Ladies' to our splcnd stock OF Dry Goods which
have been selected under the most favorable clrcuiii-
stances; have hesitation In SAYING they VIII con-
their interest by examining our stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
We would cay TO the Gentlemen, that we have lust
opened very heavy stock of clothing boots Shoes mats
Caps and Furnishing Goods of every description, which
Ia eddon former heavy stock makes our assori-
m.ut every thing necessary furnish gen
Tie mans wardrobe be bought at our house
Come and satisfy yourselves, "a TO STYLES qnaly and
price. EDGAR d CuAMDllN.
S....,.u !, ,az, On :,
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THE MINNESOTA REMEDY
rsR cHoL ERA MoRnus. DYsESrERy, Di ARRHdA, &c. &c
"PESIGUAGOMIK,'

INDIAN COMPOUND ASTRlNGENT AND TONIC
VuNHE materials of this medicine entirely vegetable
Il indigenous to Minnesota and well known to the In
lfans by whom they have been used from time immcmO
rial, will, ihvarable success.
The Pruiretor CAN confidently recommend this med
icne TO the public certain, safe and pleasant
for Cholera Morbus Darrh9a Dysentery, and all dis
OF the bowels X affords almost instantaneous
efn ofgrpings cramps, and ordinarily effects
n complete cure in six or eight hours
To Boatmen, Raimen ana Lumbermen, and all per-
travelling the river, this medicine is invaluable.
Our citizens going below, during the Summer months
should not fail to provide themselves with il.
The .'Pesiguag0mik must of derive its rep,-
taon from the testimonials of those who have made
trial of it.
II Please read carefully the annexed certificates.
Prepared by +. +. Ely, st. PAM,
And for sale ut the Bookstore Of lie DUO 4 ROHRER,
and at w. IL. FORBES Minnesota Store, at HfCIICOX
n KEiLOGG'S Drug Store, and at JARVIS 81. Paul.
Also the Minnesota Bookstore, ST. Anthony; ut Rus
sells, sauk Rapids, and Churchill d Nelson's, Still
|
u P.ice Fifty Cents per Bottle. n
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CERTlFIC.ATES

have used The 'Pesguagomik" repeat edly in my fam
lily and recommend il as the safest well
eficacous medicine in all arrangements of the bowels
have ever known. Ii has, to my knowledge, saved
several valuable lives in most obstinate of Cholera
Morbus, Dysentery etc. L. w. BORUP
81. Paul, May 2S, 1852.
This may certify that have used the Vegetable Com
pound Astngent prepared by Mr. Z. +. FL, in my fam
iy and have found be the best by far Of anv thing
of the KIND have used In instance Two doses
gle individual should be without this valuable medicine
particularly in country where the DiarrhGea sum
mer complaints are prevalent.
CHARLES H. CAKES
Having used this preparation in my family most
cheerfy join Mr.. Cakes in the above certificate of its
virtues. ALEX. RAMSEY.
st. Paul, May 81, 1853.
take pleasure in being able to state that have
used in my family, Mr.. Ely's Compound Astringent
and TONIC, Of DarrhGa with mut h success and
especially last summer In OF summer complaint
III an infant OF mine some nine months old and cheer
fully recommend its use to the public.
81. Paul, May "A, 1852. VIM HENRY FORBES
have used the Indian Conn pound stringent and Ton
ic IN, self and in my family, aud found il effective es-
peciay IN cases OF children teethng, and consider an
active and safe remedy for all bowel complaints
ST. Paul. Aug. /, 1851. A. II. FRENCH
have used the Indian Compound Astringent and Ton
ic prepared b, Mr. l.. F. Ely and found immediate
relief, and Can chcerfiy recommend it as speedy and
sure cure tor diseases of the bowels.
st. Paul, May "a, 1852. H. L. MASTERSON.
! certify that have used the Indian Tonic called
''resguacomik, and recommend the same AS an excel
lent astrssnt, pleasant in its taste and certain in its
J. NOAH
81. Paul, Aug. 1851.
Il All orders for the above medicine shonh he nd
dresses to Il. +. Ely, st. Paul, Minnesota
June 3, 1859. 76m
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II. tiLIVffAEIr n CO..

hoLEhtiE DEALERS iii DRCos, MEDICINES CuEM..
ttis, fAINTs, OILS, NARNIsHEs aud Dy.-srIFFs
" lNDoW GLASS and PETTY, GLASSWARE. Per.
FthLRY, FINE SOAPS, FINE HAIR. TooTr..
FAINT and W HITEw AsHIiRU FIELD
UAsDEN and FLOWER SEFns Sur
GiC.L lNsTRt MENTs, SPICES
SNtFFs, PATENT liED!-
tiNEN, fUfE WINES, etc, for MEDICINAL PURPOSES
fANCY Antilles ST pr INKS. LtrrrR and car pa.
FIR, 6pLD ana STEEL PEAs and STATIONERY
GoLD all TIN FoIL, aud great variety
OF other articles
This j. the oldest Drug establishment, north Of the HI
noS rVer. We have doHc business IN this civ since
~. NJ SicihHS and Merchants always fnd 1t this
House, FRESH and tHADvLTERATEp VI, dicines and Of
me FIRST q Atty. Purchasers invited to c>nmne
our stock a. II Is larger Than ether in the Nory,st
and Ne believe prices will continue to be satisfactory
70 any ~ho may Trade with Us.
Gdltna, November. ls5l 30 Iv