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$500 CHALLENGES.

FNTHATEVER concerns the health and happiness OF
Wv the people, Is at all times OF tho most valuable i'm.
p1rtance take 1t for granted tha every person Will
all III their power to the lives oftheir children
health at all sacrifices. feel It my duty to solemny
sure you that WORMS according to the opinion OF tho
most celebrated Physicians, the primary
majority of diseases witch children ard adults
ave you have an appetite continually ehangeabc
Stomach Picking at the Nose Hardness aud Funess
the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever Pulse irreguGr-re.
member that all these denote WORMS, and you should
once apply the remedy - 80 81
HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP,
An article founded on Scientific Principles compound.
ed with purely Vegetable substances being perfectly
When taken and can be given TO the most tender infant
Undecided beneicateffect Where bowel Complaints
Darrha have made them weak and debilitateI, tho
mic properties of Worm Syrup such that 1t
without equal in the catalogue OF medicines in giving
tone and strength to the Stomach, which makes
iaib bio remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia,
tonishng performed by this Syrup Physicians
over all others. ,,..-
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TO FEMALES.

You will find these Pills invaluab BILE medicine many
complaints TO which you subject. III distractions
either total PARTIAL they have been found
benefit, restoring their functional arrangements to a
health actio, purifying the blood ana other fluids
fectually 10 put 10 flight all complaints which may
from female ireguia headache, giddess dimncss
OF sight, pain in the side back and the public
as the best Pills Tor all diseases the following
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neprxsAok,s L,yrn PILLS.

No part OF the system is liable disease than tic
LIVER, it serving filtcrer TO purity the Dloud,
giving the proper secretion to the bile, that any wrong
action OF the Liver effects the other mpoI paris the
syscm and results varously in Liver Complaint, Jau
dice, Dyspepsia etc We should therefore, watch every
symptom that might Indicate wrong action OF he Liver
These Pills being composed OF Roots and Plants furnished
which ausnets inc ser etion from the puImonsrv r ne
membrane promotes the discharge OF sccreted matter
M Alternative, which changes IN inexpcable and
inscnSibc manner the certain morbid action
3D. Tonic which gives toncand strength
4ih, Caartic which acts IN perfect harmony with
other ingi edents. aid operating tho and expe
ling the whole mass of corrupt and Vated matter, and
health,
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And you cannot be Indifferent this appeal. Human
ty calls TO do your DUTY 1t is only
the many thousands who ha its wonderful effects.
Dr. n. Hobensack, .sir:-Gratitude 10 you, the in
ventor OF highly valuable medicine, pr ompts humble
testimony in its favor, as being sale. gentle, yet power.
fully edectual remedy for Worms Having had much
eiience In knowing ho effects OF various preparations
my vile, who well skilled in ;nnistering to children
in pronounced it the best had use
would other while yours could be had daugh.
Ter OF ours became seriously diseased. Her symptoms
were alarming, but her mother sought rene
dy for Worms. Having obtained yours, by the time she
had taken half BOTTLE o! Sir, the JOY gave ELECTION
ale mohet to SEQ the Improvement in her Child she be
ing about five or six years old She passed immense
quantity OF Worms, he sickly countenace ghen
cd, her spirits returned, and III short time a lovely
child threstenea with decline death, gave prom
sc OF health Thanks to kind Providence whose bles.
sing attended Syrup, child conf.
dehcc lrecommend II to all par whose children are
sufe ring with Worms. .isgf f5EGs.-
JAS. B. BOWEN, Minister OF the Gospel,
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE

NGw YoRK, Jan. 8, 1851
MessrE. SANps.-Gentienen.-l have great pleasure In
acknowledging you The benefit have received
nom the use OF your sarsarari9 subject q pulmo'
nary disease, made voyage Europe, but while ihelc
continued TO be afflicted. weeks ailcr my ietuln
seized with voIent lcmorI lagc the lungs and
IIom the debility and great prOstntion strength that
follow ed, with the pIOtractcd difficulty respiration
en elie\ ed by the your SaSaparila which
consider most important ard truly valuable discovery
III the healing ant. ieel that have fourteen Yeas
enjoy ed so good Lcaith as at present. -
Gratefully yours,
). h. :;AYMORE.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. r. d u
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton ST. corner al
William, New York Sold also by druggists generally
bottles six bottles Tor So. For sale by
J. H. CRUMBACKER,
No. 175 Main ST., Wheeling.
L. Wilcox OF Pittsburgh Seaton Sharpe OF Maysyillc
ShackeIOrd 81 Crichton Portsmouth; and K. Il. Hnnmr
Cincinnati mnr1O-s,,,
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JnYne'S Medicines.
II HAVE the Agency Tor DIR. Jayncs Medicines and wi
i furnish Druggists and others on liberal terms.
E2I. WILSON
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I'M QUART I8OTTLEs.

ScrotIa Reclamation, Stubborn Ulcers, Dyspepsia, SAT-
Rhen, Ftrer Sores, Ervsipelas, Pinples, Bes. Mtr.
ehrfal Diseases, catane0us Eraptfom', Lirer oom-
Piafnt Bronchitis, Consumption, Female
u Complaints, Loss of APTetie.
General Debility, DC. fS
In this preparation have all the restorative properties
OF the root concentrated in their utmost strength eff
eacy; but while Sarsaparla Root important
CT its combination, is, at the tmc compounded
with other vegetable remedies great power and 1t is in
the peculiar combination and Scientific OF It's prep
araon that its remarkable cure OF seases
depends. 1t acts simultaneously upon tho stomach,
circulation and the 6oels and thus tn processes which
are ordinarily the result of three different kinds ed
cne carried at the time, through
mentality OF his remedial AGENT which gently sm
laes while it disnfects and expels from the stomach
bowels all that Is irritating and at the time restores
their vgor and tone. Its great merit Is and
aerGlizeS the active principle disease ITSELF and when
that is gone the symptoms necessarily disappears
have only to point TO the accumulated testimony multi
udes who have experienced its effects. convince
creduty itself OF its real value
The Proarietors submit public the following GER
fcate from highly ctabe of made
by using their preparation OF SarsapaliIia:
CHATHAM, Mass July 2S, 1850.
Messrs. a b. & ID. SANDS:
Gentlemen,-So truly VARIABLE do consider your Sal.
lila, that feel 10 my duty
fiji OF others, the effected on mysclE Previous
tonsls and then attacked with violent pain
i'm" cnse Quantities Of blood and iattor We're dsesrsrs
For six weeks the disease continued in the head
pervaded the body generally, attaching oil limbs
was onined TO sick bed nom which expected
10 arise. Many physicians attended me, and
skG ~ onOuEced ne past In Short tongue cannot
express my srherngsi and i'll this condition
SaIsaparilla chased six bottles,
all other remedies did not expect to take all bought,
rectntion, health almost Immediately cgen improve,
able to attend to my domestic dUiies ana soon
could walk out, Thing once thought would be mpossi
blG MygratitGdc cannot express feeling satisfied
nothing eIse COULD have relieved OF the misery and
erlnG then endured cheeIiully recommend Sands
Sa! SaPartua to a. as have done. Is
Respectfully yours,
REbECGA MAYO.
Knowing tho above strictly correct and
being neGhb1rs to Mrs. Mayo chcerfuiy testify
TO the same.
Warren Rodgers, Z Mrs. Priscilla L. Dol
John HalIet, Mrs. Rebecca Smith.
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. U
Knowing the above statement to be strictly correct AMI
being near neghbors to Mrs. Mayo, chcerfly testify
TO the same.
Warren Rodgers, Z Mrs Priscilla l.. Dol
John Hallet, Mrs. Rebecca Smith.
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JAS. b. BOWEN, Minister OF the Gospel,
Late Pastor OF the southampton Baptist Church.

UE-CAUTioN.-Rencmbcrt then, Parents and all Others
that HoheisaCk's WORN SYRrp is Ike only Medicine In
that will eradicate Worms with certainty and will
not disagree with the most delicate stomach. be careful
that get tho genuine tice and that the signature
y. HoBESsACK,' ia every bottle. =
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THE TAPE WORM.

This is the difficult TO destroy of all that
infest the human system, grows almost indefinite
length becoming coiled and fastened in the nestncs
Vius Dance Fits etc. that those afflicted seldom ever
suspect that 1t is Tape Worm that is fastening them
energetic treatment must be It would therefore DO
all distractions, that the Worm Syrup may direct
upon the Worm, which must be taken in
BILE sroonls three times uay These directions followed
have never been known TO fail in curing the obst
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GRAND LITERARY AND aRr,.,.

arrangements haYe-been made In -.
booker MagazlnoJ the Home Journa; u nIsh The IL,
Musical World ard Times, to peT. ss S,a he H.. "
The Kneker booker is 50 per snn,,ra VIII M II
81 and the Musical World and Tifrps = hoEs ~
year at the usual rates. That three snSS ~ =
tanned for S3a year, is q TACT truly
which Is JUST now being usheTed in ~ lhs Cao,E
or Magazine. edited by Lewis GaylorS c me ~
cessafy to speak For twenty years II kseit lSSt
genial, humorous and spicy monthly In tSS sfNIsl
present volume Will be better than any NJ
The Home Journal edited by Geo r Maea F.ecla
W ,is we known as the hest Eac1rnIIA sGd X
RIGA; and the Musical wOIrd and Tin,cs
Storrs Willis, with Lowell Mason Co. NY By H;ts
as Hastings, Wm.Rs bradbury, Geo r H. H. Cults
musical writer's eontribu ing; aud yybisn Ho1 al :
er things, over $50 worth OF music ami anss
struCton in harmony annually, is TIA vs.H eoUss
Journal ever published. These three nnS,; best M
family up IN everything worth k.io,.;S Sit !.
I,isfat9re, music painting sculpture
rieS, WIZ, humor, fancy, sentiment tbe na. dstS
and other attrae tons for ladies'; choice new s
Sabbath, the church and the ireslde: rs; nude o.
cisms OF musical works. performers ana nowe All a
short, the very pick and cream OF novel;
raphy, art literature and science; iIcIn,l aeeeat
be given in periodicals to promote hesit% EhateT
solid instructions in the family and hin ~
wiser, and happier may be obtaine ~ axe II BIT
as7 DYER & Mills
I'd Editors publishing The above 3tims:! AeT Yoft
paper containing II TO Dyer & Willis ; ana seldn
works named for one year. val leesIe Ii
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Gloves, Hosiery &c

Wooden Socks & Gloves.
IN DOZ Missouri Knit Socks Gloves Mitts, heavy
w and large Sizes Just received and for cheap
nov2O w d NOTES,
No I62 Market Street.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-07-07
RICHARD MARVIN,
On Third Street. ST. PnuI

is NOW ENGAGED EACLUsIVELY AS DEALER ~ GLASS
GLAssw ARE, cHiN,wARE, oUEENswA AND
CRoCKERi, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE
STREET, NENT DOOR TO PREsLEYs,
And nearly opposite the Post Ohice1
ESEIIENlNG that the trade of town will now war
rant an establishment devoted solely this branch
OF business the subscriber calls the attention of his
reius ana al who want of goods his line to the
lact mat ne Is prepared to them on the most
liberal and &C commodang terms and has hand and
no" arriving very large and wen selected stock of
goods ordered expressly for the market comprising the
usual varieties, and many other articles not 10 be met
with elsewhere in this town.
t. C. blue edged dpt, painted, printed white granite
HoWn, Line and mulberry earthenwarc;
Pure white, enameled, lustre, blue figured and gold
band English china;
White, gold bard. and decorated French china:
All the varieties OF American cut, plain and pressed
glassware OF Eastern and Western manufacturer;
German ana Bohemian glass; great variety;
English I. ID. pipes; American pipes and pipe heads;
Arge assortment OF looking glasses elegant japanned
tea trays o. our own imrortation
BRITANNIA coffee and teapots, casters pitchers etc.
great variety of first rate quality;
large and elegant assortment Of Cornelius & Co s.
celebrated solar lard lamps, chandeliers gandoes etc.
gilt olive, and damasK;
Together with lsrge variety Of articles usually
imported for this
am prepared Ia offer large stock of goods ordered
expressly Tor TINS trade, on unusually favorable
Assorted crates packed for the country trade III the
best manner, kept constantly on hand.
Ny goods arr put ny III the best manner, by careful
ard experienced packers and may be transported any
distance by wagon or otherwise, without RISK break
aye
Call and examine our goods for Yourselves
Particular attention is invited 10 my of Window
Glass OF all and qualities; which will be sold here
Tor less prices than before offered in Paul and
very small advance upon the cost at the manufacturers
Tor cash III hand. RICHARD MARVIN
ia II.
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SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS AT
THE NEW YORK BAZAAR.

LATEST rELEGRAPBIC DESPATCH.
MIR. BLUM is now in New York, making selec tons
WI Of his spring assortment for the st. Paul trade.
The Ladies will be particularly happy to learn that
tWo French Ladies have been engaged in New York,
expressly for the Milf AIRY and dress making departments
Of the Bazaar.
The most extensive and well selected stock Of
DRY GOODS 4 FANCY ARTICLES,
that has reached 81. Paul, will be opened at the
Bazaar Immediately after the arIiva Of the first boat
The Gold and Silver Watches Diamond Rings, and
extensive and general of the finest and
Jewelry will be satisfactory the fastidous
tastes OF the ladies'.
Also, Table Cutlery of the finest quality, suited to the
ST. Paul market.
The most important item Of all is that the Bazaar
every article Will be sold cheaper than can be found
any other establishment in the Territory
We ask that ladies' and gentlemen will give a call,
and our terms will be such that are satisfied they
will not leave without purchasing. 4 iS-tf
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THE NEW AND UNRIVALED COOK
STOXE. CHARTER OAK.

VIE subsCIiOer Wouu respectfully INFORM The public
that he has, after great difficulty and expense pro-
cured large stock OF the above and elegant Cook
Stoves. This stove combines III its construction and
rangement, all the modern improvements of the age in
greater perfection than any other stove
lie is pulling every thing the order of the
day. but there is none of that in this instance. This
stove all all its friends claim for it, and that simply
and only that II Is infinitely superior TO any
extant Purchasers distinctly and citly inform
ed that in its operations utility and durability,
not meet their entire and unqualified APPRECIATION their
money will be refunded to them upon a return Of the
stove. Every article Of furniture is of best quality
III workmanship and OF the latest improvements.
All who DESTROYS OF procuring of the best cook
stoves offered for sale i'll this market where
else, respectfully invited call and examine this
stove for themselves, before purchasing elsewh here; if
they do they will most assuredly be for it, the
Iuni nj hoy nx auiiue l. il &c. H.
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CHURCH BELLS.

CHURCH, Factory, Steamboat and Locomotive Bells
~ constantly on hand, and PEALs CHIMES of Bells
(of any number cast TO order. Improved Yokes
with movable arms are attached to these Bells that
they may be adjusted to ring easily and properly, and
Springs ALSO which prevent the capper from resting on
the Bell; thereby proongng its sound Hangings com
rlete Including Yoke, Frame and WheelD furnished
desired.
An experience Of 80 years in this business by their late
father, enabled him to ascertain the best form Bells
the combination Of metals and degree of heat requisite
for securing in them the greatest soidty strength and
most melodious tones; which improvements together
with his very extensive assortment Of patterns are new
held by the subscribers who have grown up the bust
ness ard who will every endeavor 10 sustain the
reputation which the establishment has heretofore
oyed both in this and foreign countries; the bells from
which have repeatedly received the highest awards
the ~ " State Agricultural Society and American InsI
tute; and at which were completed Chimes and heavy
Alarm Bells for different parts Of the Union and Canada
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS will still be
manufactured By the subscribers, of which they will have
constantly on hand an assortment of Transit instrl
ments, Levels, Surveyors Compasses (plan, nonious
and inproved,) &c. Also, Brass Compositi Cast
ings OF any size to order.
All communications promptly attended to.
ANDREW MENEELY'S SONS.
est Troy han Cn
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Ia the dark woods and forest wild,
My father rovcd rude natures child,
With tomahawk and hended bow,
To lay the bear and reindeer low.
My mother in the wiywam stayed,
The wampums vsriousiy to braid;
To pound the corn and dress the skin,
Or sew my fathers moccasn.
My brother in the bark canoe,
Across the waves gaiy few,
And I, little Indian maid,
With acorn cups and flowers played.
Or by nv mother sat all day,
To weave the splini and baske, gay;
could not read, could not SOW,
My Sayior's name | did not know.
My parents eft disobey'd,
And tc,,he Lord never pray'l,
The white man to the forest came
And taught the Indian Jesus name.
lie bull, the church, the school-ho,Ise rcar'd,
Aud holy hymns The dark woods chez. u.
now can read, now can sew
My Saviour'S aame I'n laugh, TO know!
And now my Saviour npore,
To bless the white man evermore.
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TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN BOOK.
SELLERS AND MERCHANTS.

H1All. trade, 1852 Books and Stationery, at Whole
Il sale. Higgins Kellogg, Publishers, booksellers
Staoners and Manufacturers ofevery variety of Blank
Books 3 John street, corner Gold, New York invite
call from merchants and booksellers the prices
and qualities of their very large stock of
BLANK BOOKS, MEMORANDUM AND PASS BOOKS
Embracing every variety needed school and classical
books of every kind used in schools and academies: H.
brary and miscellaneous books for public institutions
schools families and sunday schools bibles, and
hymn books OF great variety and Sizes prices and les
of binding.
Stationery of every variety of foreign and domestic
manufacture all of which they pledge themselves to sun
ply : low any other house in the trade.
n. B.-Foolscap letter paper and states at mill prices
New NOrk-July l.
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A RE keeping their stove warm these days, fox the
IA especial purpose Of giving "A warm recertiop to
their customers who about these days. buying pres
for their friends They assume that they are the
most legitimate dealers in the fancy articles suitable TO
the Iio.ays Ill all the West, out Of Philadelphia.
Our gcnaral stock of Dry Goods is yer, large With
Il view To its early reduction now selling nj
prices lower than the kinds were ever before of
iered in the Territory.
We also have on hand few bottles of the Essence
OF Coffee, and some things not mentioned " hich YOU
will be surpris cd TO when YOU call.
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GROCERIES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Ii. WAIT CO.. Third street, st. Paul, have
40 Yet ON hand full of their rcrently
large and well selected stock of Groceries and Provis
ions, which they offer the public, wholesale or retail
n the lowest market price. Their stock consists in
part, Is follows:
81 bbls. n O., Clarified, Crushd and Pow'd Sugars
sacks Coffee,
5 chests Tea,
10 bbls. Molasscs,
do Golden Syrup,
81 do kendalrs Crackers
20 do Pilot Bread
o5 do Flour,
Il sacks Dried Apples,
do do Peaches,
ii bbls Mess Porf,
do Vinegar,
Lard, Cheese, Mackerel, Goldfish Salt, Soap Candies
Starch, SalIratus, Pow Ter, Shot, Wooden Ware sc.
iau20-,O
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Cheapest and most Economical Stoves
Eyfant

lie would again repeat that has the slightest hesa-
ton in Recommending this stove, standing the est-
nation of cOmpetcnt judges. without rival the most
distant approach to rivalsip; and would confident
ly challenge the entire trade the trial Remember if
does not suit just bring back and your money will
be ready for you.
] have also on hand a large assortment of PREMIUM
FOX AND PARLOR STOVES, mt reduced prices; TnwaTe
wholesale and reail job work done the shortest no.
tice and on the most sonable for cash For sale
by j. III, BYCRS
scpt25-23-y Corner Roberts and Third street
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ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI.

81. LOUIS. MISSOURI.
Commission Gnd Forrordiag House.
JOSEPH MoGRibGE FRANCIS MC'FAUL.
MOGRIDCE & Mc.FAIL
Q-ale Twichell & Mogridge)
Cornr II Commercial and Pine Struts.
4 NoNSl'NNENIS and Commissions will meet with
- prompt and PERSONAL attention, and liberal CASH
ADVANCES viii be given on op,jgnnepts or Ribs nj
Luding
The Forwarding and Receiving Of Merchandise and
Produce Will meet with especial and dis patCh the
lowest rates OF Freight viii ALWAYS be procured an
me expense OF Storage and Drayage much as pos
sble avoided
ORDERS FOR Purchasing filed at the shortest no.
lice and lowest market prices.
REFERENCES.
rage Il Bacon,
Charles, Blow & Co, .
Chotcau Il Vale, ~ Louis
Doan King ii Co.,
" ". B B i EesSSidt, d Brother Loui.riIe.
Ellis s. Morton.
Sirader d German,
Hosea Il Frazer, Cincinnati
Springer d Whieman.
4. o. Goodman Co.,
{ g. LII; ;a s;s,;: "'''n'' r'','s.
Morgan, J. NJ. Buck d. Morgan,1
Shields 4 Miller, p,u.,,x
T.. L. Yamall, miaot Pnid'
b. b. Comegys,
s sSf.1a hs' G. = co.. Cole, Baltimore.
$ $s:;,.s :, f Ss %::.: }ss~ York.
A. e. Farwell & Co., p
Howard, son Co, "os''''
I. C. Twiohell q Co., New Orleans.
We have IN open Policy of Insurance, which will
cover all shipments TO our address, when advised b!
letter per mail, when endorsed on bills of adiue
before or at the time Of shipment.
MOGRiDCE & McFAUL.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
And the Latest EaShiooS

MRS. NJ l.. SrOAkES, st. Anthony-st, St Paul has
A'A just returned nom the City of New York with a
stock ol Millinery ware. very much superior any
goods IN her department OF trade, off red in the
Territory. To her usual stock she has added Gloves
Mhs, Needles, Pins Tapes, and many other new arti-
clcs She has also taken great pains obtain the fash
IONS oil tins, AND the winter all of which she
i'll be happy TO show to such as call. IF