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ER L'&JI ME,

have arrangement now. or Keeping fresh mea, or
II ice, i'll "a winter temperature; and As shall be spar
ing, neither of pains nor money, 20 have e choicest
beef pork utton, lamb, sausages and ether varieties
customers may send IN their servants children for
bit oi tendenc, steak, roast, or something else that
good, and they shall have the best in the shop and
honest weight Ny shop, remember, is st. Anthony
street, just few steps above Fullers 3sory brick.
NAV 21--6tf WIN. WELLS.
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NINNE. 4 COOLEY

DOBERTS street, have just reed fresh supply o
6a goods for all for genteel garments; and
ready 10 and make gentlemens pants, vests
etc. the genteel style, ard Of e best materials
ON short notice. JUS 2t
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EAGLE BAKF.RY.

Nov shall have on hand, AZ al hours o day and
y night, Ioayes, crumpets cracHcrs. cnkes OF all
sogts,--eNer} hing in ny hnc done up according to
the best OF my skill. IhankIHg puhiic for past
encouragement, shall coEtIIle to y"ur custom.
Coratr uf -. Anthony and Fort streets.
April l5 lsj2 (52-tD GEO SrENCE.
ST. PAUL. BAK FIR Y .-.f.OOD FAT Nc.
A IL who love good eating, call at the ST. Paul Bake
"a ", where they DO things up White. rot BROWN
We shall have hand all times, Bread and Crack
Cakes and Cad oil every desCr riioni Ice Crcam
aud small Beer and every Thing else i'll line. Call
ana 5 Tor yourselves. IL W. BATES.
-. Paul, ApIil %, 1852. 2-tf
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REV.ANG & LANSING.

kEAIERS an stoves and manufacturers Of every dfs
cIiptiuu of Tin and Copper W are. a ie" doois be
ow the American House, ST AHthony street.
June 2G ls5l. 90
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WILLIAM TAYLOR,
Barber and IIair.Dresser,

IUAS built and itted up SHAVING SALOON, on
III Third street. next door west Of the Post Of
fee in Saint Paul. to the increasing luxury, and
elegance, of the growing metropolis OF Minnesota where
he will be happy citizens and strangers in Saint
Paul. in every branch OF his business according TO the
best Of his ability
June 5, f93l.
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FIRE AND WATER PROOF PAINT.
IF you want your buildings from fire and your
roofs from rOting, get Ere proof paint. 1t he
sold at per pound and is the cheapest and best
paint in the world. Enquire at Lott Mofrets of the
Agent. The paint is warranted. A. SANDORN.
ST. Paul May 1861
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-. & :. Dki VI.

u. 4 <. DRUM
MAIN STREET, Opposite G,LENA IIorEL.
NUANIfACT!R RI and keep constantly hand a
N mpletc assortment Of lanCg and lnsur Chairs
Also, bureaus, Tables. Stands, Nii.ing Desks Looking
Glas>cs, Bedseads, &c. sc Persons wishing par
chase vii do weli call before they buy elsewhere,
prepared to sell good article and terms
invariably cash, afford to sell cheap,
cheaper, than any other ii the city. reasonable de
duction made persons buying sell again. Il orders
from a distance punctuay attended to.
Gatna. Nav, 1851. ga
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JOHN HOLLAND n CO.,

huCTIo.EERs AND GENERAL AoENTs.
ENURNlTi'RE Warehouse Bench stfco., SAINT Paul,
u Improved Farms, Town lots, and houses for sale
rent Advances cOnsingnnents, and prompt pay
mcrt on Ssles Good references given WheI quired.
! ST. Paul, Apri! l5, lo52 52-y
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ST. Daul Business G.aros.
MECHANICAL S' PROFESSIONAL

.NECH,lNIC.lL S, PROFESSIONAL.
SPIRITUAL LKNOCKINGS IN ST. PAUL.
TENE subscriber, the corner of Fifth and Minneso
D Ia streets, is now Mock. Mock Nocking old
rags into handsome cheap aud durable Carpets Ladies
and gentlemen please call and those spiritual knuck
mgs. YOU vail not intrude
large quantity OF carpet warp on hand, and carpet.
made 70 order. l.. NJ WALTERS
~. Paul. May l3 lo52. f-u
T.. B.pRTCE,
EkLASTERER, can be foaad near the corner of Jack
son and Sixth streets, the lower shingle mill
T. H. T. has served regular apprenticeship the busi-
uesa of pasterig and believes he give entire salts
faction to those who may employ him. in any brnnch
his DuSiness.
p. s.-Two good journeymen are wanted Immediately
-. Paul, Aug. II, lo5l. Il
". ~. PARKER,
u1LASTERER and cislerrhuilier, informs The people
ol San. Paul aud vicinity, that he viii attend
promptly and Faithfully t'e work entrusted to him, in
his line o business, which he Processes understand
thoroughly. June 10, o5l. 9-y.
BOOK BINDING.
VaNfE subscriber Woaid respectfully inform The cli-
OF 81 Ia Al anu vcty, that he is now car
Wing The ahOse BUSINESS IN the 2nd story oi r. VI.
SprnCor's new building corner of 9TH aud Rob0ri street
Particular attention pai =" binding Magazines Period
cals &c, III plain iac5 binding al the shortest notice
qua OF IClsoAa5!t terms.
S., Paul, Marsh IS, 1852. 49-,f
NEW LIVERY STOCK.
- / iH'' 6bfNSpN, nave luftHastd, lnd GN-
pect carl, in May, as an addition to ihcir Livery
stock, several mew and elegant carriages, bugges
hafoGcc ;alsO HARNESSES ana horse FURNISHINGS ar
Cluipasc of he most elegant description.
ALsD-an additional stock Of hre b. lOodcl. Wei bro
Ken horses Query. II "sprlted" horses Cone IN under
he luoa Law, viii they e danger OF being knock
ed u the head
Our entire new stock will over 100000 No
other stable III the West. # Saint Louis will be
lOUnd rs npieIe
WIZ friends and the public rlcase remember that
at the Livery stable IN the of the Autricun House
al The uprer end of SAINT Pasi they can al ali hours
have such convey by land, wheels on horse
Ia r, a. they may desire2
PATTISON a BENSON.
st. Paul, Apr, Is, 1852. f2-tf
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Saint PAUL Business Gar6s.
(MECH.INIC.fL.)
NIElINERY.

I'M II IL. ~ L.)
MILLINERY.
HH RS. L.. VI. SrOAkES. wishes to inform the
VA aides Of ST Paul and vicinity thai she is tLau
u "a them for their kind patronage during the preceding
year She hs just returned from ie East with The IA.
TEST tAsiloHs and SPLENDID assortment Of Goods
Hhe has Ribbons that cannot be surpassed both beauty
and Inn. This side of New York, Artificial flowers aud
Pilmes Velvet and Velvet Trimmings, of every color
etc She may be onnd n her Old stand, few RODS west
oi The PresbH Church, where she woud be happy
L" attend To any order In her lire oi business.
November, ISL. 3-29yl
70 THE LADIES or ST. PAIL,
uNEEfLY sensible of past f,vors again invite your
EP attention my MILLINERY EST ~
LfSH NENT. confidently assured thai can show
You variety OF materials and trimmings that Will repay
inspection.
lie latest styles, ard hope 20 be able meet every de-
mand which taste and style may require.
Ny arrangements for the season, am persuaded VIII
ANY ensure tnai success TO which the Ladies Of Saint
Paul willing contribute when punctnal;tv and
a' Nieiy to please blended with knawedge of what
NJ. A MARVIN
Tliri Street, st. raul, November 20 1851 81
JENvELRY: JENvELRY!
TIE subscriber has Just received from New York,
= large assortment OF rich aud fashionable Jewelry,
Consisting IN part of the following articles: gold chains
hgeF rings, iockcts rngs cum pms ladies and gents
breast pns bracelets for seals and buckles. co pens
and pencils which he VIII sell very reasonable
WATCH R RE.pAERTNG
fHRONOMOTEt, duplex, horizontal and vertical
~ atches carefully repaired and warranted. The
subscriber viii give lis Personal nttentinn the nice
md Important branch of watch repairing and che va
roGs neat and intricate departments the JeVelry bp-
rcs>; and hopes BY strict attention the wants aad
ae> {" his CUSTOMERS 10 mcnt their appreciation ard
paTonage. A II. ROBINSON
Matchmaker and Je weller.
~ Iaul April y, 1872 2-t
MUST received, a large assortment Of Clocks cheap
sv ior cash, II RObINSON'S JeNelry Store.
LOOK SHARP,
ORSi'> shod according to Nature, and Shoes made
= ior ali kind oi Diseased Feet. by
BROOhE X ARTHUR.
their new shop or St Anthony street, above Fort
street, where they are prepared 10 do all kinds of
BLAC SMTTHiSG
share OF the public patronage respectfully solicit
ed.
\. No charges for Horse SAoeing when not salts
factory 10 customers.
81 laui Feb. ) 42-tf.
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G.. Ny'CCIRE. GUNSMITH.

ihe San al NE Big Gun, Ihird street, Il. PaUl,
IA neNt door to Caves Saloon is prepnred to do any
worn III "le iie If business, promptly and to the entire
satisfaction of customers.
iul3 81 l61l. Is
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NATHAN SpICER

Wdtchmaker end JeTeler, Ihird-st, st. Paul,
HAS just received and keeps constantly on hand a
Il general assortment of Clocks, Watches and Jew
elry. Aso Perfumery and every other srtce in his ne
Gentlemen and Ladies respectfully invited to call.
November, 1851.
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REAL. ESTATE NOTICE.

FNNIE unde r-gncd, having been appontei Agents for
the sale of Real Estate. give rOticc they have
lots III kiItson addition II. Paul aud six lots
Whitney smiths. ASLO--iour lots iu the upper
Jowl, which they viii sell cheap application ber-
made them AT their auction rooms.
COLLINS % IULI.,
Auctioneers AID Real Estate Agents.
pou1 Ami #
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ST. PAUL,
Door, Sash, and Blind ManufactOry

Door, Sash, and Blind Manufactory.
Come OF Fourth and -. oter Streets)
VI. WISE 4 CO.,
FNNEE grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
= extended 20 them beg leave t. inform thc b,iiiors
oi st Paul am the rest OF mankind IN general, that they
always on hand. and prepare pared make any
amount %! Doors, Nindrw Si~b Blinds and Francs to
order, at shor notice in The most dlahlc manner and
~ The most enable prices for cash. G.e u call
December o. loJl MICHAEL WISE.
JONAS EISI
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Saint Eouis.

Il. jas. KKISON. FELIX VAII Z
IRON NIOUNTAIS IRON AND NAILS.
Chotcau. Harrison a NaIie,
HEROPRIETORS Of thC -. LOU ROLLING MILLS,
4 viii keep on hand n full supply of merchant bar
iron. boiler pate sheet and nails manufactured
hcr establishment. from the Of the Iron Mountain,
and VIII also Keep all other ARTICLES usually kept in
iron store, which they invite The attention OF country
merchants.
o. Warehouse, No. I29, sccond street. ST Louis No.
CHAS W. BORIp.
Agent at ST. Paul.
May 3, 1851 3--tC
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STATIONERY.

EDWARD M'LAGAN.
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION,
AT the Lower Landing, st. Paul.
A LII Commission and Consignnents, will be prompt
"A Is and carefully attended to-
References: B II. Campbell, n. M'Layan, Galena;
Geo. Del}ann, st. Louis.
,, Lower Steamboat Landing, st. Paul. Min.
March 25, 1852. 49-ly-
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Cult,lyl.

Il. NcLagan,
Storage and Commission, Water street, between
Green and Washington streets, Galena, H. 4
5. 5. MERRILL &. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
No. SO, Steamboa. Landing, Gaiena.
l.. FELT, Galena, III.
Wholesale and Retail De.ler in Dry Goods Gro
cere>, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crochery, iioueelurnishing Goods,
Mattresses, &c.
ALSO-kceps constantly on hand large stock
of Rifle and Blasting Powder and Fuse. 2-I0
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PAINTING.

e. HERMAN X MOEEH, on FoHih street, st.
~ Paul de middle of town. in The building ui
sir. Knox, up stars, may be found ready attend
Painting ali lis departments. House painting. s.u
painting, carriage and ornamental painting al. done
zip promptly, ana with paints of the best quai.ly. ii
do our work Il si"veniy, urworkinanljkc lIanuer,
do not expect got business enlightened vi
-. Paul. u. SHERMAN 4 NO..EE.
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ST PAUL MINNESOTA TERRITORY, JUNE "a 1852
5tillmoter Business Gar0s.

!5tillwater Business CARDS.
Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Agent.---Stiliwater, Minn. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
acdrrdnted genuine
ABRAM VAN WORRIES.
Attorney and C0uaseior al Lar and Solicitor
ChGacery.
VIII attend all professional business entrusted to his
care. Saltwater, Minnesota TER. e2-tf
THEODORE r. PARKER.
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
Sttutcater, Minnc2ots TenioTy.
THE LAKE HOUSE.
NATrHEN TAISEl Proprietor,
IVA saltwater, Minnesota Tcrriroy.
March ;, 1859. Al
MARBLE WORKS.
wv NllliM, agent for Matthew Lswton, Marble
Cutter, OF Pittsburgh. is prepared to receive
orders and furnish all Kind. of Monuments Toubs and
Grave stones, ot the best workmanship ind material
Saltwater, April l2. 1852. III
NVN. w. HANKS,
4 his store IN saltwater, i HOW prepared to cf'r
10 his customers, much larger and better assur
Tins market His ortment is entirely fresh and bought
this Spnng, he very lowest GgIes. 1t includes u-
mos every article ever called for in store and espe-
ciaiit such goods wanted hs ViliJgers and
lunbermen Hats ard Caps, Boots and shoes, ready
made Clothing, Crockory, Hardware, Flour, Bacon,
Pork, Egg, Batter, Cheese Sauces aud Condiments,
Sugar, Coee Tea, Salt, Nolasses. fish Dry Goods of
all sorts, and especially iur ladies' Fresh goods
viii be ordered promptly from week - week 50 as to
have Conslantl, Oh hand, whatever the trade may
qGire. These goods, customers may depend upon buy
ins Tor quick pay, ut very moderate profits Being de
mined to make no bad debts, " W. feels assured
tht he can sell goods low they be hough, any
WM. W HANKS.
stillwstcr, May 10, l652: If
ssaais1zz
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POW DER.
WIN. s. COMES,
NllISI(',

MUSIC.
MRS. BIDDLE, teacher of music, announces to the
VI ladies' of ST Paul and vicinity, that she will give
the Piano Forte. Former success in
bringing pupils rapidly forward, promise OF
general satisfaction Those wishing her services,
call her residence, junction of Hill and ST. Anthony
streets
St Pan, Nav 49, At
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INRENTRISS-Oppcsjte the p. .. has the thickest,
sweetest picked pork, that ever went any where
beside sugar cured hams. Call and see, will you' 2w
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TO TEE, HUNGRY.

VRNlE subscriber has opened u mta: shop, door
M west ot Farm gton's Brick >toIt, ~. AnthOuy ST.
where he shah he happy to meet hs customers, new
ana Old Ii thc!e >G"h thing in world good
beet and lat and pork, he intends have IL or
sale. A TITALOW.
- Paul Nav l3 1852 5-tf
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Exchange and DepOsiie OGlce of
GEORGE w. HARRINGTON Il co..

Exchange and Deposiie OGlce of
GEORGE Ny. HARRINGTON Il CO.,
81. .4qttony Street, 81. Paul,
zUONEYS deposite. and interest allowed on nil
Va deposited for three months and
Exchanges the principal cities Eust and South for
sale.
Collect in any Of the States promptly attended
Investments made in Real Estate, otherwise, for
persons living of the Territory in the most ayantl-
gcous manner.
Office hours, from 10 70 II O'Clock, and from to
O'Clock. 33tf
MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE.
(Nesrly opposite the American House, 81. Faul)
ny A. COLLINS ~ co, dealers in saddles, harness.
ILs trunks s. saidlery hardware, saddle skirt
ing harness. and patent leather calf seating bar ana
leather coach roans coach accs, sadders silk bellows,
bands, belts and string leather.
BOOT AND sIIoEMAKERs SrocK.
TIemock tanned sole leather OAK tanned sole leather,
oak tanned upper leather Nip and csliskus French Ger
man, Fhadeiph and Cincinnati caskns; all kinds o,
ladies' aud gotemep morocco, red, yellow, blue green
PINK and white Innings; best goat, buck aud sheep bind
mg boot and shoe findings boot trees, lasts crimp boards
clamps Of al sizes shoe thread all kds roi, zinc,
and copper shoe nails.
T. The highest market price IN cash. paid at all times
fer beef hides, sheep and dcerskins.
May l-if f. A. G.. * co.
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HICKCOX L. KELLOGG,
Druggists,
Corner of Third and Cedar streets, opposite H. A.
LaInbcrt's Law-OiiCe.
Will be found attendance all hours of the day and
night, for the sale of Medicines
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"AVING made 81 Paul his permanent resi-
& l. dence, will attend TO all calls IN ms protes
sion IN town and country. He may be found a,
present, al the store Of Mr. w. II. Forbes. Al
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III kN HPUEL is now receiving an extensive
. He Il . assortment Of Ladies' shoes. com
prsng all the latest and most fashionable sty les. Those
wishing 10 purchase will please step in early od
the great crowd. Store opposite The Library.
St. Paul, Nav 6, 1852. 3-tf
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NEW CLOTHING HOUSE

NEW CLOTHING HOUSE
AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
NKTINNE d COOLEY, Roberts street, FIRST door
w north Of Stiilman & Co.. are receiving an
extensive assortment of Dress French English Ger
man Cloths AID Cassmeres, well rich Nestings all
purchased expressly for th,r Tailoring Department.
Particular attention has been paid t. the Hosiery,
Glove and Shirt Department In the Clothing Depart
mert they challenge all competition regards quality,
sty lie and low prices
st. Paul, May G. 1852. ST
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Saint IutI)Onl,.

JOSEPH BOWRON,
Notary Public and Land Agent,
WH(0,c RireT, 81. Croir CO., Wisconsin
Prr-emption CLAIMS secured and entries made bI
Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an
Mortgages constantly on hand, and conyeyan
ccs carefully and promptly attended to.
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G. i. kOVITS e. 20.

As Js hONlIS q COs
ANuK Mandatory; every thing III the fur line made
a in the best Ladies ftirs sleigh robes, fur
coats, caps and gloves Upper Town, Fuers brick
store, st. Paul. 45-ti.
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Il. W. EOtI,
Attorney and Counsellor At Law. and General
Land Agent.--St. Paul.
Particular attention will be gwen to collections,
Paying Taxes, Entering Lands, Securing Pre-
Emp;ion Chains, and entries made by Mhar.
Land Warrants. 81
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DIR. ". barbour
DR.. e. BABRITT.
DIR. T. II. POTTS,

Has his Office IN the of l. Soal'S Store, wher
Il he will be rtaiy attend 10 professional calls.
saint Paul, Nov eulb,r, ISL. 32y
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John J.Dewcv. VI. D..
DOCTOR CARLOS.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office on Third street.
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AIF,S X NELSON.
4 T'TOR\ENS AND cOCNSELLORS AT LAW
"A and Solicitors IA Chancety, 81. Paul, Minnesota &,
n attend with prompness and fidelity To al law bdsi-
entrusted TO ticir in Minnesota, ana The aol
ing couniics of N>ccnsIn
IyPartlculAr attcBtIBn WI be given To the collection
of dehts and the location Oi Lant " arrants.
Sept. lS. irJi. 22-Iy
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COB j. NOAIf.

fttorneu at Lao and s0fc5tor IN ChIncery.
NOMMISSIONER for states ot Mime, Rhode Island
" Connecticut, New York, PeInsy lsania Virginia
Alabama Ohio and Louisiana.
T-gAll instruments he used or recorded in amy %
the above States, may be taken at my Office IN ST. Paul
July 81, 1851. l5-u
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" EW ADYERTIsESiE Let every bod


RaDW.d " Isl READY RELIEF
Is TEzK FIRST AND MeY REAEDY EVER RECORDED IMTIiE
AEDIcAL u HisToRY!lf THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN FEW SECONDS
aep MOST sEy PAINS n FIVE MINUTES Or
M Sss ssi' fsitsSs' Ss
sst ssD i ss i
70 THE SICK AND pATN-sUFFEKING or NEW:
ORLEANS ssg1; e3
ssis ii & III sSs ssEs EfsEsas aa sss
I'll Nh
4 1T HAS CURED,
M N1i1ErY CASES oBToF a HUNDRED.
s!IsHlla5Iss sssRaHala N n eSEa csE agSg pSgns.
$sSSS$$ssS a. Ss ssrss
sssssps sSasM N N FIVE s!yE MINUTE: sHsSFEs:
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aFss4 ab Rog HE sFEg al sIsaasa sSssE
IS ssss ssss IL
AasSAS sE ks0s aoss
poisonous acids of ths aystern. 4, e,
PREVENTION.
sSsass 'ss ssss2' INs DAEHrNe
ss e T. ss AZ s sbss ssss ss H.
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
DlscHARdEs na5a pains
the moot distressing discharges and will speedily
n i's''ss w sT-Ts' NEURALGIA.
efzbT sna B,ss.ss. \ sSs..
minutes the experiences the
= aa ss sd sa % es = e
u is READY Hs amd
energy vitality which
pains. . 4 81 d
lli sgs8s$ PAINS RELLEpED$Iy F9VE MINUTES. s;5
RAILWAYS READy RELIEF will the and
ad @ sa y h
ones we're nnsound from top 70 to whose o were distorted with
aa as sg hs D EslsSsd s ss s ss'. %
in The city and hundreds Of thousands the
q
in the Unon the last have tested
CHILL FEVER.
cH1LLs STOPPED ma FEW MzrUTEs-PALY RELIEpED
5sss ls6s INSTANTLY. isssS
RADWAY's READY RELIEF Chls
with health and strength and secretion of the system.
PAINS OF ALL KINDS 4
yoa feel pain apply READY RELIEE il i
ell internally apped externally
~ RApWAS TO- i'll Fulton street, New York
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
ss &c ssaRs
way "a Co.'S prices. gSS35
AlEIIgMs 81 AZ 20 SO
se Nasasne street. and II
Ask fer r r. Il r. or RADWAYs READY RELIEF ha. ly4w
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District, Mr. Julian NevIll VAS Q9clAr 41IgI
elected, having received the ulanimc yotss
Z For Collectors of Levea Dues on
and fiat boats, First pistric nj
declared duly elected, having received III
Of MessrS burke. Dlark, Converse, SSt6Sk ix|
Alpuente Andrews, Bur Tie, l6oxae b M n
Hermann Ian atas ks,ss l1y 81
lSStetson aId Nv ilson- ss2 ssss ~
q: ii Brunett received the votes Of Asssi1sS
Claiborne, Gasduet, La batnt, Lugen nbahl, R0bb,l
Sewen, Eustis, Leeds, Place, Ramos, SieWers
sen, Summers, ykes, Watkins and WiinstQn
For Collector Of Levee Dues on shi sea-
going vessels, and all sailing craft, for the SEQ.
ond District, Francis Buchanan was declared
duly elected, having received the votes of
Messrs, Burke, CLARK Converse, Robb, SSeWell,
Stockto Alpuentes And drews, Bur the,
Forbes Herman I4anat /. Iced
Place, Relf, Shaw, Stetson, Suminef Ass kees
Watkins, Wilson and Winston -25 y #s' s 'S}s
A D1pr6 received the votes Of MessrS
borne, Gasquet, Labatut, Luge genbuhl EnglissI
Ramos, 1Siewer 1sg s
For ollector of Levee Dies on I'll ean boat d md
hathoats for tie Second Distgict 9. Fortst lwaS
itleelared duly elected; having received Ntlie
unanimous vote. lsS7s$
For Collector Of Leyee Dues oiI all classes Sot
vessels for the Third DISTRICT on the first ballot
Lucien Dubuc received the votes Of Mssazss
Burke. CLARK, Converse, Stockton, Alpuente
Andrews. Hermann, Iianata, Leeds, Nixon,
Place, Shaw Stetson and kes
John s. Nv alton received the votes of MessIsl
claiborne, Gasqnet, ID ahatnt; Lueenbuhl Isobh.
Sewell. Ramos, Rel, q iewerssen, Summers
Watkins, Nv iillson and syYi
y, eau received the votes Of Nlessras
Burthe, Dolhonde, Eustis Or bes, aeerYnaI vi