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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-01
Irish Linens.

DUHT a son have just received
ID Hams and Lard too sale. Mays
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Smiths onariO Geography

fnuth's unarin Geography. by IT. large siEs, allows
the combination ~ Nuas If Map- and fest ihsk Ia
wofk. The ms- itiin steel plates, and hnrh
ealrrvd aud the questions the mals usually on
the nJp,-itc Tarc, and At the same opening.
Mot teachers satisfied, frim cNlcrirnce, that
the aid text sls the ssienrc ~ Telegraph, t,o
much filled up tn Statistical. Gco ricai, aud HIS
totirai uiiunW. This defect cunsnn much valuable
time buth OF teacher. aud pupils sidr- rendering the
study formidable, that large puriiun Ut thusr
tending omUn schuuls rntcf upnn II ~ u they
do, ven rarely r. through II 10 the end.
10 ohviste this difficulty, and Tender the stud,
pleasing aud attractive, Sinith'- AusHp topography
has been prepared, and CONTAINS nothing but " hat
pfolrfiy belongs % this SCIENCE aud q condensed
A. % enable the lcsner fdiligent IL acquire good
practical know ledge of the leading features and facts
of telegraph, In single term IT time four month";
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-01
Crossett's Cornet Rand

4 fokoL'r Honduras sznssparlla. 4 fresh lot 10
isaPi, the rapidly Increasing demand or this art
fls, l"-t rreetvcd AT ePENCER's EMPORIUM
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Illustrated Editions.
THE HERALD
N rUBLisnED KyEHY FRIDAY, AT
RUTLAND, VI,
BY l.. b A r N EY.

Terms per Year.
Village faiissrihsfs, f-efsed by tsHiff, l.......t -
u not paid b. advance. ................s...-.g 1
Nal shd onise hub-f fhrfsi -
II not paid n advance. ......................20
To Clubs, (By .MaiLJ
1--WE co'ss, % ono sddIoss, 81
. ~ ',pis', '-''.''''''''s'''''.' ~ w,
g1r 1hs iiss4ln l. ssHi fhEE 90 rOrTAsE 10
aii s'ibrsntzfs ~ hanand t'aniy.
Out - tiar tnnniy, bat witiin The Fiats - reals
~ year, pay niie advance aud cat 81 ~ rtaisi
~ rtIiis 30 year, ihs Tsts Of Isstaro % nfH'fs
~, Hsillfsa b. ti.s lat Lac.
RGfss Of .ldr,,tinne.
Pr Square 10 ites 90 es' b., nsenH ns-...-. sie
Ls'n ins'fna after the i...,..,... t.-..s...t
~ feady Advertisement iassf'fl ~ ihffN
fstcs.
" fw Al uaas,sni Hdsrn,ss iaeuisi fiafniri 81,
~ i'sinind sis.sns 80 adfssfc
g~T a tsifisniehf ~ staHdiaF arsaants Nhh fssf1
hsFsnisrfr asd sthff. tasipE bVigsss nh ~ mr.
a DO - frfuiisd nnfs ia fhfss gisrfhs
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-01
Dress Silks.

linek, th"ngsbIs, striped, aud Cheek
ID silks, Of beautiful styles, and At Inc Lowest m
ces.-tnion not cAcepted-at
May 10, 1858 O. COLE 4 cog
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-01
Important Discovery,

Complete assortment. some OF the
sefy hnesi, Just received, aud lur ,alsh by
May isb5 &. nuRT A SON.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-01
A BOOKy

rl'he Old Forest Rangcr---spls mildly
L liinstrated--jns, issued, and for sale by
N l.. SPENCER
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Hats. Hats. Hats.

SfhiNC rTiLE HATS are nov ready. Faf lHsirc
- - hnith and matcnsi tsy viii surass ans iAlhE
81 the And offered elssuh efs 10 this Fifuity. We
suhfh NJ aticniirn n Frntisnsn IN want u an cls
Fshl ana hcautiai afti'iri iesng ounndesi Hat
" 30 meet ihef Appreciation. Alss jast Tetsissd q
Bs~ siyie-lrench Cassimsfs Hat ifenss rall and
etamtns. JoUN COOK
No. nan4els1 Blsrk Huuaud
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E. HALL, Gunsmith.

West Street, the Railroad crossing opposite the
Buying Ground,
HAVING had more than 90 years, experience In
IL making aud repairing Guns Of all kinds, the
people viii find for their interest employ hum in
stead of gan oobbiers. He has for sale double barrel
and various other kinds Of guns, from 81 80 upwar
Also Pistols, Gun Lacks, Monids, Wormcrs, ball
Screws, Rods, f1nts, and INST quality Of iapswar
ranted,-Powder and Shot Flasks sc. l5-6m
Rutland, April Is, 1859.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-01

The design at this wuft Is 10 awaken spirit IT IN
qu!ry IN the minds VI youth, by bringing b-ffr them,
In condensed and a. simple a manner a. possible,
Of the most interesting portions of the History
II the animal Kingdom. II Is intended a. Reading
aud Recitation hnok, and Is already extensively used
..f a.. O., at.l... H..
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'INHE largest and cheapest lot Of Furniture 0f al.
j mot even Kind needed, FIR sale by
Nov. -, Ie.i2. LANDON 4 GRAVES
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LITE AMMAN.

by the author Of Gen,leman Jack, just published
ID and for sale by II. l.. SPENCER.
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The Magazines.

The Magazines.
ri IL. SPENCER win furnish to the people o (
IL. Rutland County the below named Magazines,
fnEn % Posragr, or receipt of the price oftc same
iarper's Magazine, per year $500
Putnam's 4" - 300
knickerlockeT 800
Graham's " 400
Godry's e" 400
London Art" 400
Any one wishing for either Of the abovo Maya
Zines, viii sdro he postage by sending their orders
t"ith The CASH 10 me. II. !. SPENCER
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Cabinet Furniture and Chair

Always nfAnY BEIIEF HEuEpfFs
isfs,'ed rvrssiil aHa - sale b,
No. r. SPENCER
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Notice.
NoricE---rhi. ma, esr,if, ,h.,Ih.,.

ritE---This May ssrtIf, thatIh.,
: NE. a. fitfn nsf son, ttsts' Tone ~ tsI,
.eiiAs NJ fstairdsf - his ulntfify Ard thai .lsi
tiaua nfse q BIZ srfHinEs and l.st -. 49,. ~ ~.
o"nttfiing siisf fhis dhfs. Al ANON Tonn
rs'llthcf Juns q. i-aa u4-5,.
As ANp Afs--fhs iAzrs g. h., h.s seste.
r.ss q tais And Cses shsaP, At
~ 's-A ChNffEEr
ISnniriiEi.s GE ss- ~Frp t,.t ,,.,,, =. 4.
i'' MARI - i-'t LANDoS a GRAVTs.
1OO HtnEfs ooRN - .si.t,
~ LANDAU kGEANFs-
p"nK. LtHp. 40 HE.ss. o.
LANnuN CRAVE
III Aas.-'a MIR SMOKED RAMsA,
laNtfoA A AYIz
bdILDiNG LOTS FOR S4LE
I."tt haigalss "a. - .sls "a G.ss,..- ~,
I'm fsy1a. X p 2 sicHors
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-07-23
Hobensack's Liver Pills,

No part OF the system is more liable to disease than the
Liver, serving fercr to purify blood. or Civ
ing the proper secretion To the bile; that any wrong
action of the Liver affects the other important parts of
the system, and results NariUlsly, in Liver Complaint,
Jaunicc, Dyspepsia, ETC. We should, therefore. watch
every symptom that might indicate action of the
Liver. These Pills being composed of Roots and Plants
furnished by heal the sick Namely, LIST, Ex-
pectOrant which augments the secretion the Pull
monary membrane. promotes the discharge of
sccrrtcd matter. 2d. An Alternative, which changes in
nexplicable and sensibc manner the certain NOR
bid lion the system. 3D. Tonic which gives tone
ana strength to the nervous system, renewing health and
viSor 10 all parts of the body. 4t Ctluriic which
acts in perfect harmony with the other ingredients, and
operating the Bowels, and cXpeiu te whole mass of
corrupt and vitatnd matter. and PURIFYING the Blood,
which destroys disease and restores health.
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GRAEFENBERG CHILDREN's pANACEA.

liSt strange ana incredible fact meets at the very
threshold of our remarks this valuable medicine. +,
l>: tlt no medicine prepared adapted various dis
eases of children and youth has ever been offered To the
pnbic While AT the same time it is established by the
us accurate tables OF mortality that on"-haf of the u-
man family die before reaching tie of five wears
We Should suppose that to this great class hruugu SUI
frcrs-tllis oieha!f OF the most anxious and
earnest attention would have been givcu that medical
SIKH Would have been aSk"d To its capacity to lind
OUT medcin" IA which mUtlcrs and might res ut
idcr The constantly recurring necessities which present
themselves in this connection. The world is literally
crowded with medicines for adults but thcSutirig of
th'i Ii" one ia> seemed to turn proper attention. No
one mas regarded their condition. No has seemed f.,
MINK possible that the ravages disease AMI death
among them might he stayed. is true that there ar.
numerous NernifugeS and CorliaS of some value. but
each of these confined exclusively one or two forms
nj disease. The tiraCfcnberS Chihrens PaNlca is th,
Only m'lciie cNtai to either hemisphere that is at all
worthy U1 being called ChdrCs Medicine; or that sup
plies the great want alluded to.
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pDBlnIs
From the Missouri Republican.
The Indian Mounds.

INC lNuiuu -NouIAuss
Scpulchrcs OF vanished rae,
Which time hath swept away
Tombs, the monuments Of men, we trace
Alone that stands decay!
All else has gone, all else has fled,
But ye, the temples Of the dead.
That hide them from the day!
Ye from obiivons deepening waves,
Still rescue thern-and but their graves.
No emb,em'd epitaph appears
To court the curious eye;
Your fading oaks may tel Of years,
OF centuries gone by.
But who your tenants were, or when,
Is past the depth Of mortal ken,
OF mans philosophy;
No record from the wreck you bring
Thought sweeps upon conjecture WING.
Keep the deep secret-vainy asked,
Their history-who would know?
The sun in which their fortunes pasheu
Is set-their overthrow;
The story Of their fatal strife.
The bloiting out Of hope and life,
The stroke that laid them low
War. famine, flood, or fell disease!
We've clIronicled enough OF these.
But from your silent mass We CLEAN
The noble thoughts that gowed;
We see where friendships hand hath been,
Where gentle pity flowed.
The care, the toll ye bear, Will prove
Grief for the dead and ardent love,
And sacred ties adered-
Ye tell that sympathy had birth,
And kind affections dwelt Oh Garth!
Ye tell OF higher hopes, that sought
A place beyond the tomb,
That some mysterious power lad taught
The grave, the spirits womb.
That free from every toll and pain; 10
The soul should wake 10 life again,
And I've in endless bloom!
That some bright hope had half unfurlcd
Another and a better world!
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Notice.

n FEBRUARY, 1852, Henry M,Icon and ,,rso,, ,,,.
to LeSueur for the purpose Of engaging in The Inan
Trade Land Claim made by MS coniontIv fnr tha
purpose The trading ed, and he fMI eani
eft-never made any improvements, nor extended any
money thereon, nor has he possession of said
property. "a '"'"
On the other hand, have resided on tho claim, =, =
Sue held possession of the property both before and
since the ratification Of the treaty have expended nv
means IN improvements and consider that according To
all rules of Claim Associations, my right is sngly and in
disputably good, which shall maintain to the last as
wei IN resisting Entertainments, defending my rights
May "a soft J. L. CIIRlSTY, LeSueur.
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THE TAPE WORM,

ms the most difficult Worm to destroy Of all that in
iest the human syntem it grows to an almost indefinite
chs, becoming Cocd and fastened in the DtestineS
anu stomach, affecting the health sadly cause St.
NUS Dance, Fits, &c. that those afflicted seldom if
suspect that it is Tape VCrm fastening them to early
crave III order to destroy this worm, very energetic
treatment must be pursued it would therefore be proper
10 Lake To my liver Pills all oSruc-
IONS, tt the Worm syrup may act direct upon the Worm,
which must re taken in doses OF tabrSpoufuls times
diE these directions followed have been
10 iail III curing the obstinate Tdpe Worm.
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NEW BOOKS.

GUNNER hAMHLES IN TIE WEST. by Mrs. Ellct
~ DeliS pleasant tour through the Western States
starting from SoduS Bay Lake Ontario, thence t De-
tTo Chicago, Gacna, ST. PAUL, and through portions
OF kchtucAy tennessee a! Missouri. Mailed TO any part
of the United States for 81 %, free of Postage.
" Letters 10 Country Girl~' BY Mrs, Jane G. Swiss
helm, pleasant series of letters sensible home sub
jcctS, suitable for those TO whom they written Mail
cd TO any part of the United States. for rs cents
MarsrS course of Double Entry Book Keeping, together
with complete set of blanks for pupils. ST %
Just published by j. c. RIKER 1873 Fulton street, " Y
May I, '53-3l
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HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP.

An article founded upon Scientific Principles. compound
ell with purely vegetable substances, being perfectly safe
When taken, and be given To the most tender infant
with decided beneficial effect where BOtcei Complaints
ana Dtdhed have made them weak and detlitated the
rome properties my Syrup such that stands
without al equal in the catalogue of medicines, in giving
tone ana strength TO the stomach, which makes II
faihb!e remedy those afflicted with Dyspepsia the AS
t'nshng performed by this syrup Physicians
have failed, is best evidence Of its superior efficacy
ever all others,
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Charless, Blow & Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES. P.fLtTS. OILS,
DYESTUFFS, IVLNDOW GLASS,
Glassware, Perfumerics, Tobacco, &C., &C.,
No. 30 and ~ Main Street, St. Louis,
"A RE now in receipt Of their invoices
n Of their late purchases, and will by the Of
February. have their immense stock which they
OF cr TO Western merchants Il small advance New
York importation prices and take this opportunity
the public that they will continue 10 deal most
liberal terms. and sell article in their line CASH.
to puIicta time heretofore, at IOcer prices
than any responsible house Ves Our stock consists
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$500 CHALLENGE.
Concerns the health and

W HAIEVER concerns The health and
happiness people is At all times of the most
Nanabie importance. take it for granted that every
person VIII do all in their power to the lives their
Chre, and that every person will eneavor 10 promote
their own health at all sacrifices. feel it be nv duty
10 solenny you that Worms, according to the o.
phon of the celebrated Physician, primary
causes OF large majority OF diseases TO which children
ana adults are liable; it you have appetite continually
can@eabe from kind Of food TO another, Bad Breath
ram in the Stomach, Picking at the Nose Hardness and
futss Of the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever. Pulse Ir
rc8ularremembcr that all these denote Worms. and You
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go FefbssaEes.

You will find these Pills aninvaluabc medicine In many
complaints To- which subject distractions eli
thcr total partial, they have been found of nestimae
benefit. rton" their functional ARRANGEMENTS to heal
Thy acOn Purifying the bloi aud other fluids so cfIrc-
tualy to put to night all complaints which may arise from
female irregularities, As headache, gitiucss, di,uncss
sight, pain in the side lack,
None genuine unless signed o. y. UobensaCk, alloth-
crs being base imitation.
~ Agents wishing new supplies, and Store Keepers
DESTROYS IF becoming Agents address Proprietor.
}. y. lIpbensack, Philadelphia, Pa.
10y For sUle by }. III. STEVENS & GO.
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Business for SJ3,

VIII be commenced with a stock of Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars and wish it to be distinctly
der,tood that selling, and will continue TO sell at
lower prices in st. LOUIS than merchant can buy
etall stock at in the Eastern cities, and land here We
make is plain statement in advance Of the for
inc spring business, that none Of customers
's GENERALLY, who deal in ST. Louis, may be induced
by plausble but incorrect representations to send order.
70 Daitinore Philadelpha, New York Boston, wheI:
tue same goods can be obtained terms In Saint
Louis, whenever the demand for an assortment for re-.
failing.
Persons wishing information the comparative fcr
its OF the Eastern and Western markets, are referred to-
those of our customers who have tried buying East have
compared the goods at home, their counters, with
goods bought in St. Louis, and who buy here.
Merchants who have not visited ST. Louis, perhaps,
imagine that business cannot be sufficiently EXTENDED here
to justify small profits. To such would say,
few jobing houses East have larger business ours,
and that it has continued increase, have cpniin-
ued to reduce the profits until they amount only
Commission.
Purchasers of Dry Goods regue TO examine o,r
Spring Stock, which will be complete by February Is,
1853. DOAN, KING; x CO.
lone Nos. 1913 anu 125 Union Buildings, St. Louis.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
AS FOLLOWS:


cases cape aoes 5000 Fans outline
do SOcarine alOcs LOCO Iodine
10 Turkey Myrrh 800 lbs dover powder
8 bbls SUGAR cad 1000 y'iS adhesive plaster
- cases rhui)arb root 5000 HIS SuYh ether
90 bbls birthstone 1900 lbs Eng and Am cal'mIef
B bb's gum eniac 1000 Eng ami American blue
3 do gum gumboge mass
10 do gum assifpliia 1000 ozs snip acct ami nuy
3 do + India do do morphia
10 do Turk gum arabic % cases OF Bermmia and
300 kegs sup carb soda W arrow root
5 bblS balsam Copaiba rs cases borax
D 900 lbs aqua cases tanthariies
300 lbs pow'd red ark % b,Is cream arter
10000 lbs spirits nitro SO boxes tart acid
l 200 iodiic potash 200 cases Browns blister
D gum tragacanth tissue
D do Turkey opium 5000 lbs An
100 BOXES epson salts 200 lbs chiuroform
% cases pDW'd rhubarb 800 lbs subnate
o,OOO cuphur 1000 lbs red preCipitatc
Witch with large lot of CHEMICALS from the MAN.
ufactury of Powers Wcghtman makes our stock cvui-
tInt
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GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.

history OF he Grdcfenbc'y Tegcta5lc PWs-Pcrfec-
non The result Of undiridcd attention.
The inventor of these Pills. possessing long and init
mate &C iuiiba'ce with the human system, and with the
numerous medicines 10 which medic al usually resort,
stitd for ary long and wrari>bne years upon the sin
slc proposition how to prepare PILL which would act in
harmony With the great laws o Nature, and cNi diseases
without doing violence to the system,
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The above enumerated goods comprise only small
portion of my stock. l shall keep CONSTANTLY hand
large quantity
PROVISIONS,
such as hams, shoulders, butter, lard, flour, pork peach
rs, appcs, potatoes, corn and oats. Also,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
consisting OF wskey. brandy port madeira GIN porter
ciaIet, champagne ami ale. Also,
CLOTHING,
complete and fashionable assortment. made I'D in the
best manner, and of the best MATERIAL among which are
'vcrcoats dress and frock vests of all kinds
colors and sizes; under clothing in great variety. Aso
BOOTS AND SHOES,
very large and well selected assormcnt too numerous
TO mention. Also,
HATS AND CAPS,
embracing all the fall and winter STYLES Also gene
raj assortment of hardware, paints, glass,
ry, ollS, &c JOHN FARRi NGTON.
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By LETTERS PATENT SECURED IN 1slo.

DULY MACIER'S Patent Hydro Electric VoIta;c
Chains constructed To be worn under the garments, are
tie os wOncr:u discovery in medicine electricity of
the present Gay. They relieve, without pain shock, i'll
simultaneously acute nervous pains, such head, ear and
toothache, rheumatic palms, tic dOlercaX. etc.. and by
their mild but continuous and percepthlc action the
body diseases of years Stailing-sc govt, local
paralysis, nervous complaints liver diseases, ec-sap-
ii by miracle They have been tried with the
greatest success in all those dreadful diseases children
conony called commissions, also in tcethng
under difficulties and disorders of the bowels. They pre-
cpitac metals frua their snutios lecUmposc vater dc
fleet The magnetic needle, in short, show all the reIom-
powerful voltaic pile The instruments ur,lu-
cling these effects weigh about ounces can be folded
UP i'll pockct-ho"k, always ready nSautanenu,
use, and will last man his lifetime, guarding himself.
family and friends against that number diseases and
complaints in whicl. mild streaming electricity is ,r-
frty SAFE certain, and wonderfully speedy rec'y The
to So - " ''' 7'~
Incredible may the above facts any person
easily convince himself beforehand at tn, cp,t
.: their truth. The Importance of the Invention has
been Acknowledged in America by the Academy Of Mc,i-
cine OF New York. and the chains have applied with
great success in the medical colleges, the CITY, Bellevue
and WARDS Island Hospitals, Brooklyn City Hospital, etc.,
in Europe, by the Royal College Physicians ami sur
icons IN ioi by the Academic Rationale de Mcccin.
at Paris; by the Imperial faculty at Vienna; by the Ry al
faculty at Berlin and other scientific institutions of The
highest order, including the principal hospitals in Eu
rope.
The proprictors in possession of c>t;moui, Ia h
SAM eject, from all the above institutions in America
and Europe. as well as the most eminent and Distinguish
%" members OF the profession in both leInSIirrcs and
inviic the public TO examine them.
Full and illustrated descrptions-one for pcrsonI Use
and one for scientific men-with copies Of testimonials,
ana NUMBER OF cases crred in New York and Europe
NAV be obtained gratis, at the office. They will he for
varied, free of postage, any part Of the United States
IN answer to prepaid Inquiries, containing three cents
p"S.lse stamps J. STEINERT.
No. Sos Broadway. corner of Prince street.
W. II. JARVIS, st. Paul, emily AUTHORIZED asen, for
Minnesota, at the
MUITUM IN PARyO DRUG STORE,
Cor, U,,T, yh
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THE GRAETENBERG EYE-LOrlON.

For disorders of the this !oon has e,,a Is COM
puihed upon the most scientific principles has Der
forhe'i extraordinary cures. For violent inflammation DIM
il IS ana failing of the sight, weakness Of the eyes, iuv-
! weeping, foreign substances III the eyes, ETC.,
a positive and speedy cure.
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GRAEFENBERG HEALTH BITTERS,
EufirpI,y EpnofrITo

Skilltuiy aud elegantly prepared by the Gracrcnberg
Company, from number of prfving iilvig,ratiur
and 'a1ing ROOTS, Ranks, HERES AMI vines. gathered
III lhc forests and prarics of America. Sold by
W. w. HlCHCoN, ST. Paul, and J. II. STEVENS &
CO.., ST. Anthony Falls.
September !, 1852.
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+ o r S A l. T.

" II - A IL II
13ERAL Inducements offered by the suiscri-
- Der 10 all those wishing TO purchase landed proper
~, in or about st. Paul.
Two Hundred Lots,
in eligible positions within limits of the corporatio
Will be sold OH terms To suit purchasers.
Also, one lot fronting ST. Anthony street. near the
American HOTEL 90 feet front by $50 fl deep, upon which
substantial story Brick Building, % front by 40
fcct deep, the lower part of which suitable for any
mercantile business, and the second and third stories
which are admirably adapted for Offices. on same
lot there Is comfortable dwelling house, good
house and a carriage house.
Also, eighty Of valuable land, laid out in
lots Immediately adjoining and overlooking town,
e saltwater road afordlng excellent sites for country
residences on the most advantageous terms, and in such
quantities may be desired.
Also the undivided half of quarter section Of land
lying on the saltwater road, miles from st. Paul Of good
quality and well watcred.
All Of the above property will be sold at extremely low
rates for cash.
May II 35f JOHN X. IRVINE.