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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-16
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INHE snhscrber agent for Messrs 3. w. Farnham &
Il Co. of St Anthony, will open a yard soon il
can be stocked in the and west OF the SLIGO IRON
STORE and will keep complete assortment OF white
pine lumber. From the central location Of the yard,
lumber be delivered in all paris Of the town
conveniently than from any other point. Orders for
unusual dimensions will be promptly filed and bills for
entire buildings respectfully solicited. by keeping
good stock of lumber carefully sawed from the best quail
lily oil logs cut by the manufacturers themselves, the sub
scribcr hopes 10 receive share OF patronage.
ia 8. 1852 Wa. r. Marshall, Agent.
DIR. STORMS SCOTCH cough CANDY.
A agreebe and nSefnl compound fea4iiseases of the
n chest and lungsGeneral Agents, BARNARD, Bro. +
Co., ST. Louis no. For sale by the Druggists of Gale
MAJ at st. Paul, by J. w Babcock iIcheox Kellogg,
and VIM. Constans; at st. Anthony, by j. P. Wilson.
LOOK Ar THIS.
T0yHE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
4 PANY, Cleveland, Ohio, commenced issuing Poll
ces in March last The number issued up to July LIST
was--l6Sl
Amount of Property Insured, Sl,1l5,3G7,G
Premiums received, 320l5.16.
Business is conducted upon both the Stock and Mutual
plan, ana the Farmers Department is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department. Great caution is
ecised in taking risks, and extra hazardous property is
refused.
~ The undersigned is prepared to Issue Policies upon
either plan, in either department
GEO. w. PRESCOTT, Agent.
81. Paul, Ang. 81, 1851. ie-tf
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ELEEIT & RROTHERS-

K H. Z S H. ~ Dtl ~ ! n T. hSs
HECsr REsrEcTFrLrH solicit the attention of the
w c OF ST. Pad, and It's sur on,ng country
to examination CT their large and splendid stock OF
DRY GOODS,
Lately received from the Eastern Cities, which they
ohor for Cash AT unpTccedentodly low prices. A
mong their may be fond The following, being
ouly past .! their heavy stock:
VRE LAINEs--of every quality, from go cents to
EI - cents. AT ELFELr & Bios.
s NASH vi Err E-A abeaut.iul assortment, 10 be had
y ST EifELT s. Bao's.
& LE'-l CAG--rlain Figured, Black and Chaneeablc,
N na4 be found at ELFGLT q Bros.
EARE,SS sTIHS-~Back, Figured, and variety Of
i y ST. les. 10 he tOuni at ELFELTs'
50 ATiNS and Floronces, Gor Bonnet Liniugs--every
- color for sale AT LLFELrs'
ETFLyETS-~Rich silk, aud Cotton DO, TO be seen
at EiFELT x BRos.
Observation-Disclosures, Neck ard Beta beautiful
n G assortment For sale 1t ELFELrs'
4<RAVATS AND SCARFS-.Gent's black and
" Figured silk and satin-an elegant variety
For sale 1T ELfELr & BRos.
GtCASES--Men's ard BOYS Wooen--a large varie-
~ ty from 90 cts. 81, at ELFELTs'
GSLOTHING--A large assortment OF Clothing and
u mems wear, TO be found at ELFELrs'
CARPET S--Floor ard stair Carpctins, very cheap
X at .-LFELTs'
(tASSIHIER ES--Black Doeskin and Fancy Cas-
~ sneres, Tor sale AT ELFELTs'
ANLOTsIS--i,ue, black, and Fancy coiored Cloths.
- very cheap at ELFELTs'
XNTlNDONV CURTAINS--A superior article
w for window curtains, at ELFELrs'
LNLANNELS. Tickings ard Lirseys--A Large as
4 sortmcnt, to be had at ELFELrs'
pUCkSkIN MITS and Gloves for 50 cents, at
AD ELFELrs
l>LOvES--Men's and Women's Kid, silk am! wool
u en- Gloves, at EIEELTs'
MyOOLES ualfiIose--a good articie--only %
w Cents, at ELFELfs'
H kFS.-La dies Linen Cambria kdkfs, from - cts
IN to 3d. for sale at ELFELTs'
Z ACE Undersleevcs-A superior assortment. TO be
n found at ELFELTS'
ENDGINI:S and Insertirgs--A large stock Of silk,
M Cotton Cambria, SWISS and Jaconet Edsings and
insertDgs ELFELTs'
YNSDHS--A great variety Of Toys ard Fancy Articles
4 for the approaching Holiday ~ be the
Toy Room of ELTELT Il Bros.
November ISL 32y
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Loo rs.

Z TsUV An
A LARGE assortment OF Clocks Of the best mapuiac-
q turc. for sale lower than Ge found this Terri
tory elsewhere, l6l ROBIN SONS Jewclry Bazsar.
EDRACEIET ard Cuff Pins Of every desirable Sly lie
4 p and at the lowest prices
ROBIN SONS Jevery Bazaar.
EIvOR TIE LADIES-A beautiful assortment Of Fans
IL for sale cheap for cash
ROBINSON'S JcwcIry Bazaar.
A NOLD PENS, q large assortment of the best manu-
u acture, for sale The lowest POSSIBLE prices at
ROBIN SONS Jewery Bazaar.
AIDES Breast Pins, rings, finger rings, gold lock
4 ets card Cases port monnaics, etc, etc,
ju2i-!0 ROBiN$DN'S Jewrlr. Pazaar.
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CATHE.ART & TYSON



Roberts and Fourth Streets.
NKyiIERE they now opening fresh stock ot Gro
w Ceries, Provisions and Feed, which they offer al
Wholesale and Retail TO the citizens of St AL aud the
surrounding country al as oiv prices uey car he pur-
chased Of st Louis. Their stock consists M rat
follows Crushed and powdered sugars \. O. and car-
flied do; Java, Rio and iagnra coffee; i. H. lu cria
Gunpowder aud Black Teas Tobacco and tTdf, choice
bTars Rice. Rasins and Curranis; W. Cheese rep
per, spices, NuHegs Cloves Assorted Pickles; Pepper
sauce, Cat,upx. Powder and shot, starch Chocolate.
Mustard, Figs Citron Extract of Lemon, Rose and Va
nila; Mould, and sperm Candles a!m and varleg-
ated soaps shaving DO; Herrings Mackeie Goldfish, or
Hams and shoulders fresh Bufer and Eggs, Butter and
soda crachcrs Molasses and Golden russ Lseed aud
Latd DIX Cider, Vinegar Oats, Corn and shorts; Corn
and flour choicest brands; also all other articles
usually kept IN Family Grocery Store tao numerous 10
mention, Which they Wi sell for cash exclusively at
small profits. Purchasers VIII please call and examine
for themselves. A. Ii. CATIiCART,
iu l7.-9-tf \. Il. ~ son.
BRAN & SHORTS.
UST received 5,D0n bushels Of bran and shorts for sal
> nv C&VIt(, ART TYSON.
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NEW GOODS.

ENLASS ard Qrecnsw just rec d leo doz tumb,ers
We kinds. For sale at the St Paul Queens
ware Store. GyS) r. MARVIN.
AMPS. Globes and Chimneys, for sale b.
e. is. r. MARVIN.
6s DOZ. Fruit Bowls, just reed and for sale by
- Tvs r. MARVIN.
no DRUGGISTS and Medical men--20 doz. tinctures
i ard saltnouihs, for sale by Z. MARVIN.
p boz assorted and 20 doz just reed
p and ior sale by X. MARVIN.
Oh DOZ. salts and q ,oz fruit plates and naples,
AV just reed and for sale BY X MARVIN.
q DOZ syrup and d"1 soda goblets, for sale By
'O i've IL. MARVIN.
A LARGE lot of oucensware just opened at the
N 1t. Paul Oueeusware Store by
Tvs Il. MARVIN
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themselves ia the tar!thistS. TWO dwell
Ing houses, aud several lots Of aId, -~fss--A----
central pa.t ct 81 .il with abundant supply Of excel
lat water. Vi ua this property viii he sold, about ten
ares ol land, COS rcd With Ia &C and thf! stUv Of
oud.
have a'So for sale, nu,her of five lots With
grew inG tih,r them. situated o., and Ia the it1e-
Ga lie vicinity ~ public roa.s and not over nile from
So Paul Tie above property VIII be sold such low
again at al advance.
Fox c o. time prices Will be nro9otionahs higher
Aprly to HENRY a. LAMBERT, third street corner
Cedar, % L. l. i0NI. st. Paul. LILY
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THE, STONE STORT.

New Goods at IoW PFicos.
". SIMPSON, corner of Third and Roberts streets,
- . has inst received entire sock OF Dry Goods,
Boots d Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware, Woodenware,
Queensware, etc. Furniture. large stock Farm inplo-
lnents Of all kinds etc. which he invites the
tention Of pure iasers.
June g. 1871. 40
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TWO TRIPS yyFEt,
KITTsON.s ADDITION TO 81. PAUL.

kITTSON.S ADDITION TO 81. PAUL
TG,lIS desirable ground J. Ing in the central and
Il adyalfas, part Of the hasin of st Paul, where
must inevitably be the principal river business OF IA
town. and aforGi also ost choice and delightful Lct
in the uFon the bench, fer dwelling houses IS
ye} cd into Lots and OLE! ed of salc with titles
disputed and dspu:he, at reasonably low prices .ti
upon liberal Of credit, FOR The purchase
money, and Lgnber Ter building Lots sold ia the td
ito, Will be furnished at the rotary saynuil oay
terms CHARLES ii. CAKES,
Agent lor Propr.etors.
ST. faUl lul, 81 1851. II
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AtROCER!ES--Tea, Sugar, Coffee, s. II. Molasses,
June TO- 90 JW. SIMPSON.
h ETCHUps Pcprersaucc Pickles, Preserves, Sauces,
June 90 Qo) j. ". SIMPSON.
A large lot of Bedseads constantly hand and for
"A sale by june l6.--(iT ). ". SiuPSOT.
HPACoN. Hams Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, always
4 2 CA hand AID for sale by
june To- (o) LIT SIMPSON.
RvAMIiY FLOUR, Elkader extra and other brands;
IL always Oh hand and for sale by
jane 10 90 J.W. SIMPSON.
A fine of boots and shoes, polka, buskns
"A bootces misses, DO, and chllJrens shoes to Which
particular attention is invited by
June g. Qc) J.W SIMPSON,
ESEADY made clothing large lot. for sale by
q June rs. j. ~. SIMPSON,.
E.SREsH butter and eggs, meal, western reserve
n cheese, etc, for sale low by
JuEe 70. QO j. w. SIMPSON.
GHooKlNG stoves, Ohio PREMIUM for sale by
~ June rs. J.W SIMPSON.
leuRE ard No ;, lead, glass putty and nails, always
On hand and for sale by
JuEe % J. IT. SIMPSON.
THEN. w. EMPRESS CO.
VNTIIL deliver good fresh lime IT. aul for 81 20
w per bb snperiinc -four warranted, at Si %; al
sale prices in ST. Louis Cali the subscriber the
Nominee. w. H. Person e. g. Rice Il Co, agents,
st. faul. dyS-i2tO J. q. BURBANK.
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
L aud sly .e Of Elicit Brothers, is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent, Lewis {. Elelt Withdrawing.
l.. &. ELFELT,
ADRIAN 5. ELFELT,
CIfAS. d. EIFEL1
The business viii hereafter be conducted by A5Iam S.
& Chas ID. Elicit der the OF EiieIt brother.
III persons having claims against Elicit q Btothers
will please present them and those indebted Xpec-
ed make inn ediae pas LiieIt q Brother, who
viii attend to the settlements OF the late firm.
AbRAM 5 ELEELT,
CHARLES ID. ELFELT.
ST. Paul, July 90, 1859 lift
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YEN!iE subscribers wish to inform the citizens of Min
nesota. that they have located themselves pefman
emily Ia Minnesota and are prepared to buy, improve,
nld sell hTns and town property also to take contracts
for baldiag and making other improvements. They
now have IL valuable farm for sale (about midway be-
tween st. Paul and Point Doaga>s,) containing 800
acres 70 OF which ell timbcred, the balance
smooth prairie. OF the best quality, about 20 under
improvement. Que frame house and good spring Of
ter Tor further particulars, enquire Of
W. e. LeDUC, ST. Tanl,
Or to the Subscribers the premises,
}. &. d W. W. ELLISON.
April Z, ls52. Stiff
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HARDWARE. HARDWARE:

OOKING GLASSES Table knives and forks Wait
cfs, Brushes, BASKETS, WOO len and hollow ware,
IlnWGIe, Lamps, etc. Guns, Rifles Fishing Tackle,
and sporting apparatus of all kinds. together with gun
moG,lT percussion caps, etc. Fame, goods together
with large assortment of goods which would require
ali the Columns C the Pioneer to specify. Doing bnsi-
he>s on the CASH stem. and having purchased our
goods very low in the Eastern markets., invite All
examination Of our stock, knowing offer induce
cnta 10 buyers that cannot be found elsewhere III this
market. J. NCCLOUD, in a co.
e IN
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FssAE Boticc, that Shall apply tho Probate Court
4 Lsr county Of Ramsey, the oath day of sep
tsnfrr u for letters OF administration Ike estate
90 u.., Goodhae, late ot ~. Paul, deceased.
HENRIETTA X. GOODHCE.
Prnf. 30 1879.
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ANHRONOMOTER, duplex, horizontal aud vertical
u Watches carefully repaired and warranted. The
subscriber vii! give his personal attention the nice
ard p0rtat branch Of watch repairing, and the va
rcHs neat and intricate departments of the Jewery bu-
ness and hopes by strict attention 10 the wants and
wishes OF his customers, to merit their appreciation and
patronage. A. ID. ROBINSON,
Matchmaker and Jewecr.
st. Paul April %, 1852 Eff
GUST received, large assortment Of Clocks, cheap
- for cash, RDDiNSON'S JeWelrv store.
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FANCY GOODS

ESAPlER machc work boxes and ink stands; pearl and
4, raicr mnche card cases; China and papier mache
caro- baskets; fncy inks Mn cushions ebony lights, gen
uemcl's dressing Gases, etc. For sale by
iE2f lie DUO & ROHRER
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JEW s,i4Rs. JtisN Es.Ei.
THE subscriber has ,ust received from New York, 4
large assortment of rich and fashionable Jewtlr
consisting in part Of the following articles: gold cha
finger rings ockets rings cu pins ladies and gents
breast pins, bracelets Tor seals and buckles gold peas
and pencils; which he Viii sell very reasonable
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w. II. STi;I.NAN * CO.,
No. {, Roberts Street, have on hand,
q bbls Geui.on Apples.
Is do Dry 40
do Duckwheat Flour,
IS do Onions,
lGC0 Heads prime winter Cabbare,
3 boxes Lemons,
And every thing found i'll the Grocery linc which viii
be sold for cash low any hose in Saint aul. Can
and W. ii. STliIMAN x co.
%gONEY TO loan, in to suit borrowcrs--Ca at
1YH The Office OF WILkIN 4 VAN ETrEN.
ST Paul, July. 2, 1852. l2tf
BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
4 Nd DRAFTS on all parts of the United States, ut
IN the . lice OF the Minnesota Outfit by
May |. 1851. CiiAS. W. BCRUP. @-ly
FARM FOR SALE.
SDeA ACRES of good land, on the ST. Anthony
ks " SHroad, / miles from 81. Paul, miles from
Fort smelling; and miles from ST. Anthony; 40 acres
Improved with good house The shove farm will
be sold cheap for part cash: ard the balance III pay
'n,rts Of six. twelve aid eighteen months
Enquire Off +. COLLINS Auction and Commission
Merchant, opposite Minnesota OUTFIT.
August 9Th ls52.
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INDiAN HORSES.
NOTICE.,

- iFA lie Landing, st. Panl August 18th, hbs nj
Information 81 the will be thanh iu y
frtH sept9 W. X MARSHALL.
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FOR SALE-A BARGAIN.

FOR SALE.-1A BARGAIN.
a STORE house and lot, situated on the main street
"A betwse three hotels being the best business stand
in the ourishing town OF Saltwater; also, beauti-
i dwelling houses pleasantly located i'll the place
For further particulars, apply 10
ELFELT & BROTHER, St. Paul, to
iy22 ADRIAN VANVORHES, saltwater
RAREgNVE EST NENT.
A NEW dwelling house ard lot, beautifully situated
N in the town OF St Anthony; will b.. sold for less
than cost BY applying Immediately to
N22 ELFELT & BROTHER.
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Charles Brewster Territory of Minnesota, First Iu-
agst dic;al District Washington coun-
John II. Brewster. ty.
To John H. Brewster defendant
You hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint Of Charles Brewster plaintiff i'll this action
which complaint is filed in the Office of the Clerk Of the
District Court in Washington county, and serve copy
of your to the said comp lsnt Office
in saltwater, in said county, within twenty days after
the service OF this summons exclusive Of the day
Of such service; ana if You fail the said COM
paint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this
ton will take judgment against you Tor the OF
hundred ard fifty dollars, with interest thereon the
Of ten per cent. per from the second day OF
November. in the year thousand eight hundred
fifty, besides costs.
AMES d. NELSON.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated a, saltwater this 23d day Of July, A. d. 1852
ly2o. pr. fee 81 o5 I5-sw
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VCANULIY'S, Bakery, No. tS Commercial
Nj ST., in the CT McAstefs Co.. Boat store, Alsa
No. Ia South Fourth ST., Manufacturers OF Fot o9aas
s.a-. soda, Boston, butter and crackers, &C. Or
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STANDARD TEXT BOOk s .

The most Eminent of our Practical Educators
speak in the highest terms of approval Of
the Works composing this Ssries.
Their having become established the leading school
books III a MAJORITY OF rhE STATES oE TIE
UNION, and especially, their general use
THRoUoRouT ENTIRE WEST,
IS sufficient evidence of their unparalleled popularity
These works not only the BEST but they are,
Also the CHEAPEST School BOOKS before the public
and being generally used in the Schools OF the Ter
ritosy, PERFECT uniformity may be easily secured and
preserved.
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
by Professor WV. H. McGurFEY, LLD9
MCGuFrEy's EcLEcTIC SPELLING Book.
McCuFFEy's EcLFcTic FIRsr READER.
do do SECOND do
do do Turn da
do do FouRru do
- do FtFTH do
UEmANs' YoUNG LADIES' READER, BY Pref rinneo.
ARET1iNfETICS.
(By DR.. Jos Ray, Professor OF Mathematics in Wood
ward College,
RAYS ARITHMETIC, rART FIRST
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EWSPAPER Files, calendars, post Office boxes, pat
L ent air tish, aud pump ink stgnGs; round, parable
and fat rulers, bronze plain and fancy paper clasps
iron ard fancy glass paper weights; rortfolios des
knives, etc. For sale by lie HI T. Il ROHRER.
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UST received 5000 bushels Of bran and shorts for sal
y by CATHCART 4 TYSON
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st,g-4@a | ole proptitt sfuattdin tie town ;
III Of SAINT i'a;ii ane IL rs illmsdi- i
% -. ate vicinity. Tor sale wv Tor cash. .
The terms are snth Is do not often presott
themselves ia the oapitlists. Two dwell
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WHITNEY, GALLERY OF DAGUER
REOFI

A FIyE; assortment OF splendid gold Lorhets, some
1 1 ai four openings; Locket Pms and Watch Rings,
zoe sale her with without LihcDcsSes, at
fs--r WfiITNEf'S GALLERY.
4 &C NlFlCENT Dagucrrcotyvc views OF ~ Antho
y ~ Fails Little Fails and For Smelling. fof sale at
...-7 WHITNEX'S GALLERY.
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liASELTiNE x BENT, No 20 Main street
ii bt. Missouri ana Virginia Hotels, Dealers lii l. der,
leather, French ard N .ladeipL, Gal kns, icteh cai :
en- farmers o ani soe-Ilakers LnGi.gs, The lBhs-s
mar 4 M .ta, u in ca r for hides.
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UEARD & BROS, Pump Mandatory. III
- Second st., bet. Vine s Locust Lit, force and
Cha IN pumps, Mining and deep well pumps warTEn.H',
coda beer, lard oil, and air rumps tightening rods ou
N improved plan. wishing rods would DO well to
amino before purchasing elsewhere.
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All. PAPER.

A i.ARGE lot oi Vail paper, wnGow Curtains, On
IA broad prints -. - sale AT the lowest price at
Iu 10 COMES bookstore.
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Is NOW ENGAoED EXCLUSIVELY As DEALER IN GLASS
GLASSWARE, CHlNAWARE, QuEENswAkE AND
CRoCRERY, ON THE souru SIDE or THE
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-02-26
Of Joint Stock and Mutual Insura ance

while its business is done for the benefit of the
holders of life policies and not for stockholders
1t becomes every person, before making a.
life contract to consider we'll the terms, the
rates of premium, the character of the office,
its financial affairs and management, and also
its ability to discharge its obligations.
We have adopted the lowest safe rates, but if
they should prove to be higher than they need
to be on account of the greater value of life
upon temperance principles, the insured have
the full benefit, for the profits are to be made
for them alone. Our premiums are to be paid
in cash (not requiring note as is the case in
most companies). "The strength, ability, and
we'll invested capital of this institution, are
surpassed by no other Life Insurance Company,
which entities it, in my opinion, to the fullest
confidence of the public.
| [Ls] RUFUS G. PINNEY,
Controller of Public Accounts, Conn"
California risks will be taken at equitable
rates. The undersigned is the only authorized
Agent for this vicinity.
46 WOODBURY. COY.
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The most astonishing success of the
OXYGENATED BITTERs.

Palmer, July 1, 1891
S-Itisto to of infinite pleasure, to be able
to bear testimony from personal experience to the great
value of the Oxyenated Btters efectual and
pete remedy and of Dyspepsia in many IL not al
Of the muarious forms in which that distressing
dy exhibits itself.
began to be afflicted in 1874 with Catarrh and the diff
Guilty increased rapidly until December 1850 producing
In the Of that period Asthma The first symptom
OF disease was extreme Oppressveness Of the head
then followed difficulty, the lungs. caused by the
falling of the mucus, of which there copius flow
from the glands in the head producing ghtness violent
cough pain in the SIDE and innumerable attendant evils
The accumulation Of mucus the lungs SUCH that
could not breath when in horizontal reclined pos
ture and many nights during the last two years
joyed no sleep except what could get walking my
My breathing during the day often loud and Wheel
ing like driven horse and indescrbaby distress
ing.
Last December my attention brought the consider
alton of the Oxygenated Bters by the Hon. Myron Law
renee Who at that time rejoicing in the emancipa-
on of his own lungs. from twenty years bondage, by
the use of your medicine purchased four bottles OF
your Btters have not yet used the whole of the third
bottle, and believe am cured
An excellent quality of the medicine, s besides its
remedial virtues that it is rather desirable to being
at all times agreeable glass of lemonade meet
persons almost daily to whom recommend it, having
faith that they also be healed.
Very respectfully.
FREDERIC 7. WALLACE.
DR.. Geo. B. Green. Windsor VT
REED, BATES & AUSTIN. Wholesale Druggists, Nc
26 Merchants Row. Boston. General Agents.
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for S.
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the Face, all kinds of Breaking Out and Sores
on Children; and all Diseases of the Skin.
This Ointment will cure the Saltrheum and
Burns or Chapped Hands, quicker and surer
than all other medicines of the kind before the
public.
To substantiate the above, can give hun
dreds of certificates, but consider it of no use,
as (any person can do the same, if they have
friends, for even q worthless article,) rely
solely on the merits of the Ointment for the
public patronage.
N. B. A single box of this Ointment will
keep any Blacksmith's, Farmers, Sailors or
Mechanics hands, let them Chap or Crack ever
so bad, sound and in good working order all
winter.
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERRELL,
Naugatuck, Conn.,
GS- All Orders directed to the above ad-
dress, will be thankfully received and prompt
ly attended to. Sold also by the principle
Druggists and Country Merchants generally.
Price 25 cents.
Wholesale DEPor-A b & d Sands, No.
100 Fulton street, New York. READING & Co.
Bosten A. MCCLURE & Co., Albany
For sale by J g. P Noyes, Pawcatuck; w &
A Parkerson, Westerly; A Palmer, Ezra
Cheesbro, and W II Holmes Stonington; G d &
W P Hyde, Mystic; F M Manning, Mystic
Bridge; ON Stillman, Stillmanville; Han
dell, Temperance Valley Rockville Manufac-
turing Co., Centerville Manufacturing Co., and
J G & F b Arnold, Hopkinton.