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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03
Fluent Takers.

Roll an empty barrel down hill and what rafting
noise ii makes. So with an empty carr'ase over a
pavement. 80 with an empty head When 1t con-
tains few scattering ileas everybody hear them
rattle. on can almost see them, when fellow
that carries sub head passes by ycp. Have You
not such an individual IN Your minis exc! We
have. His name may b. Dick, John, OF Ji.a, d.
joelnt he IS the same ovcrywhere--he Was the
tonyue, shoots forth the ideas. Ec thinks
he is wise, but every ody else thlnds h i Il po.
Had he real knowledge he would talk less and SAY
more. Generally ofstci.ng talents, talks ve!y
lit,lr, vet every word tells. Allison was a person
Of shi, description lie ALWAYS embarrassed 10
company. Some OF oar best living aphors-lnen o!
genius and talent have been noted for ie;r raucity
nf words IN common conversation. Yet mon who
know scarcely than twice two make four are
always rafting of words, and pass tor persons OF
some consequence. They utter sentences without
meaning, and words that woui! pu1hlc dictionary
. understand
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03
sc SKIN YOUR OWN SKUNks. "-TDemocra,.


BY the term skuaks, is intended the Democratic
Legislature which the Democrat boasted Of havine
elected, when in lis number OF Oct. 18th! it huzzaed
thus" Minnesota ha, been rcScused from the orosn
of W higgery! The Democratic banner now t,o,,s
triumI hantly over her soil. Her Democracy bjtbcr
to borne down Ivy the official influence Of Whigpcrv
have rallied To the rescue and like their brethren al
Oregon, stand erect and victorious, All hail the in
FAM Democratic liant OF the Norihwest!''
In its number Of January c6;h it savs:-ssIt yt,e
Legislature, keeps rs busy enough note their
ings in and w,renss out, without being held respon
sibIc for the Inconsistency Of their conduct
Oh course, the Democrat is response Ie for their
conduct, for they, more than the people who elect
ed them, have ever yet put themselves under Ia.
keeping; though in the FIRST extract above there IL
virtual claim OF having majority under his lead. II
we had not witnessed SO many instances Of the alb.
surdi'y and frenzy OF the Democrat, VIC should b.,
startled by such this and should advise
his friends, if he really has any file in his behalf
bill for guardianship.
The SwEESZEK Fur ORGAN AID THE LEG.
tsLATURE.--ln the fall election that print claimed
victory for its side, and made the wclkin ing with
its huzzas But now, since the meeting of the Ieqis
k,ure. frding that majority is against him, he ac-
enses them Of fwnelnss in and wireings out, and
in WORD, does not claim them. He is in the posi-
ton Of a certain member Of the church, who excom-
rauuicnted al the rest of the eubcr-, and declared
himself the church ~ full
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03

NoN-R RESIDENT LAND SPECULArIoNs-
The time has been when there was Il possible
chance for non-residenls to realize handsome
profits by investing money )udici0uslv 10 western
lands. la the aggregate outcome however, these
purchases haze proved a lass Of ru nous specu-
lations. For one gain there have been IA dozen
or more losses, either through Dadicious seiec-
tons, or by years Of TAXATION. Are not these
facts rSe, even la the most thrifty sections of
country On the west: Certainly, un.y a small por-
Zion OF the extensive tracts Of lands owned in
Grant county by residents. has ever been sold
and OF such sales. proportion has been made
To residents below cost. while the far greater
amount is yet unsold, and remains in the hands
of owners, to be devoured over and over by taxa
DION and fees Of agents
The rise in value Of lands is always accompa-
'sied by correspondent increase in taxation, so
that such increase IN value Only becomes a means
10 annoy the owner BY heavier drains upon his
purse. AS to the sales they are few, and agents
often manage to bold back part of the price. -
Every resident, Of ordinary ten ass power sense,
knows that this matter Of specializing upon ives
tern lands, (the owner being ii non resident J is
all gaHasen-
zine prospects nox are, that lands are about 10
rise one or two hundred per cent and that lands
will always be al much higher figure than they
have been. This will likely induce hundreds Of
.non-Tesldents To lay out their surplus means in
western lands, but We cannot believe they will
fare any better than former purchasers. Resi-
dents having few hundreds of ready means can
easily double or triple money in year or two j,
.bscause their purchases under their eyes, and
they eau watch every turn and advantage and
anru them 10 good account.
The western country offers hatterny induce
meats for Of small ap'tal-cspecialiy this
part Of the west, were several railroads are in
progress, to be completed soon; but we dare not
advise them to risk their money in lands with "A
view TO profit, unless they expect to reside here
Mary reckless persons there are, who from mo-
lives .d becoming The agents of non res idenis,
are constantly persuading eastern men To forward
land warrants and money to be invested in lands.
and their efforts are bui two successful, as many
an honest eastern man knows to his own sorrow
We say again, that residents can and do make
large profits by dealing in western lands, while
non-residents most all meet With miserable fail
ures at it.-tGrant Co Her.
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Hon. III. H. SibIey.

Feb. 2. Just a. We are going to press, we have
received copy Of preamble and resolutions compi-
rnentary of Mr.. SbIey, introduced into the House oil
our Legislature by Mr.. Ames, and adopted. The
resolutions and re,na, ks Of Mr.. Amos will appear in
our next.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03

A arrangement has been recently concluded be.
tween the CITIZENS If Galena, III. aud he Southern
Wncoasip Rsi.read Company, hooking to the n,mc.
date construction u railroad from GAINESVILLE, Wis
e. Ca;ona. II will intcrsect GAINESVILLE with the
Rock River Valley Railtoadio Chicago. The Rock
River Vale, road will he completed to IancsyilIe il
less than twelve won,hs. and 1t is proposed 10 CON-
mcnce the construction Of the road from Janesyie I,
Caieua carly in the spring.
ar. ANrHoST.--rhis town situated az the Pail,
II ,Le same name, though young in year,, must bs
.,bsous ~ rnany things that older towns might wei
initiate. Tbs Express published there, says:--"We
h,vr Ma~,us, Odd Fellows, Sons Of Temperance
Tsmperanoe Council. Brass Band, three Singing
.6seools, Distrir, Shock. academy Newspaper, sew
s.,arv o,r h,,slIred inhabitants, in fact, we have
SsrScr proportion Of ministers than any town in the
Cnipn."
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ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI.
Commission and Forwurding House.
osErH MoeRIpGE. FRANCIS MC'FAUL
MOGRIDGE & Mr'FAUL.

COMMISSION and FoFUGrding House.
JOSEPH NoenIpoE. FRANCIS Mc'r,UL.
MOGKIDGE & Mr'FAUL.
u..tn rviche & Mogridge)
C,rssr II Commercial and Pre- N'rrdv.
6tOSSlGNMENTS and Commissions VIII meet with
~ prompt and persona. aiteatior, and liberal CASH
ADVANCES viii be given Cons ignlncnts, Bills oi
Laiing
The Forwarding and Receiving OF Merchandise and
rrodnce will with especial care ana dispatch the
lowest rates o Freight vii, always be procured aud
the expense Of Storage and Dray age much pos
sb,e avoided.
ORDERS PuRca,sISG filed at the shortest no.
Gce and lowest market prices
kEfEGBNCEs.
Page e Bacon,
Charie~~, Blow Co, :. .
Ghoteau a Vale, ~ I"''
Doan, King ~ Co,
" M B T TsssSII., & Brother Louisville.
Eli, 4 Morton,
Strader n Gofnar,
Hosea d Frazer, Cincinnati.
Springer 8 Nhiteaar
r. -. Goodman Co,
}. w. Bntier & Brother,
y. Lecoh d Co. Pti,brTc.
VIM. Hnlmes & Co.
Morgan. J. N. Buck * Morgan.l
Shields :, Miller, ,,,t,h;
l.. q Iarnall. 'Hi''"''i'''
b. Il Comesys,
A ,s'1sS wee g + CO. Cote, Baltimore.
E Co. ! F S $::. g." York.
How'd, Sou SON & q Co. .o' Boston
7. L. Twich-'l e. Co., New Orleans.
We have III open Policy of Insurance, which will
cover ali shipments tn address, when al .ised by
letter per mail, or when endorsed on bills Of !ad,g
before 1t the time of shipment.
MoCRiDGE & McFAuL.
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A T:tIE RlpT.

ii say what mean when proclaim lcpdiy, 20 TIC
Il people OF the Territory, that have got too many
Goods, AMI that II Is near spring, am now selling
then, of at actual COST 4 NEW NoRR, counting
freight and expenses nothing. u anv doubts, lei
him come anu Ice convinced. Come every bedv. and al
once A r CUAMBiIE.
Lower Third Street, It. Paul
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The Senate was not in session to-day
In the House a resolution passed to adjourn
until Monday, 10 attend the Inauguration If tho
Jackson monument Tomorrow.
BosToN, Jan. T..
Gen Pierce and lady are now the house Of Johr
Aiken, in Andovcr, Neither received much rhysic
, al injury. Gen. Pierce however, seems oyclw I'm.
cd with grief for the loss OF his son.
The Chicago Dem. Free Press says that Gee. s
Brown, of that CITY, has invented instrunc..
which he calls the ''DEiKNUmi, on INDlcAroR
ior measuring lumber for in banks, stores, &c
The editor says 1t Is very ingenious instrument.
Hon. John Petit is elected L. 5. Senator by tn,
Legislature of Indiana for s;N years, place OF En-
Governor hitcomh, deceased.
MoSEY.-We understand there is a combnati. r
anon. the banks OF this cir, discoui age the cir
cuiation Of foreign shnp'astc,s in this region; an,
that Page & Bacon and Cla,k's checks will soon b,
thrown ont. Instructions have been seat To agents
the country send here, but return il to III,
banks as fast as possible Chicago Times.
GREAT ADVANCE IN REAL EsrArE.-Th,
advance OF prices in real estate in and about Ch;cap,
during the last year has been enormous Bu>er,
With cash in baud said to he plenty, and eastern
capitalists sending their funds in abundance
\ ieN days SINCE Eiece Of ten acres, two mile.
from the centre Of the city sold for : 1850 lei
,
Missouri LgGIsLATURr.--At last aslviccs
ooh ult.) the Missouri House of Representative,
had taken II ballots without cIectins Speaker
RAILROADS IL ILLIzoIs.-A correspondents. Of
the Chicago Tribune writes from springGeld.
The lobby members are now had a, work, and
such site of maps, charts, railroad routes differ
ent surveys. fN :be lines petitions statements
afiidavts, ETC., ETC., Is enough craze a man. and
then such arguments pro and con. 1t is heating I'M
here.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03

u me E6f1r + he Pi'a0r:
p. :. II this create Sncllef cuts NJ any Ia
pcrs you may publish this, if yen think 6t. l'ut he
to send the papers that has it and his
rcry.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03
Hon. IL. IL. Sibiey.

Mr.. Sibey gave notice Of his intention TO ASK leave
introduce bill, granting To the States Of i.onis-
ana Arkansas, Missouri and Iowa, and to the Terri
tory OF Minnesota, the right OF way and portion OF
The public lands IL aid in the construction of rail
road from New Orleans to the northern boundary Of
said Territory, with branch To the Falls OF 81. IN
,hony.
Also, bill making appropriations for the removal
Of obstructions in the Mississippi river above and
immediately below the Falls Of 81. Anthony, and IN
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composing the third subdivision in 8he fourth
JulicIai cucI't, ana said last mentioned
Clerk sEsu vectyre 81 TIE original files sud
ether papers u 'is csuscs then pending, or
ocfJre JlBt u1ne GiFcCSed Of. Il SAID Supe-
ror CoCr. q Cleveland; sad also the re-
cords. jUasaals, dockets, executions, orders
.; SAFE, F-i other books, papers, and pro
T. : u SAID Superior Court; and II sl fur
cher proceedings in relation 10 lie causes or
o'fer matters 30 transferred, the ssid Cour;
% Common Pleas, or tie proper District
Cyur.. a. ,as Csc may b., in said subdivi-
SION, sEsll b. governed by the pr0yi>i9us Of
this &c in Elc mauavr as Is required of the
CVur, oi Common Pleas Of Hamilton com
lv, uE Dist let Cour.. in reference 10 the
causes VI U.her matters transferred from tie
Superior aud Commercial Courts Of Cincin-
ua-i, SCI sr as such provisions arc applicable,
and - ii tae SAME had been iraIncd SO as 70
apply III srccilic language to SAID Court Of
Common Peas Of CuyaloGa county. OF Dis
tric. Clu,, IN sail subdivision.
Sac, \. TIA. tie Clerk q. the Court Of
Common ..,ts o. Hamilton county, be and
he j. hereby required 10 make out wiki all
cynycnrcn dispatch, and preserve in lis
o,Gce,a iuI and corap'etc index OF judgments
and d,cl,es rcadvrcd in the said CONNER
e.ai aai superior Courts %. Cincinnati, and
a!s9 ., ts,s. rendered IN the Cour. Of Com
mon Pleas o. Hamilton county, since the
organization Of the said Courts respectively,
bon a,rec. aud reversed, uniform with the
.aieE ot judi ,mea,s ami DEGREES rendered in
he Supreme Cour. OF Hamilton county,
heretofore made.
SC. l.. That for his services in maxim.
oul tic sid indexes, tAc sad Ci,ra Shall i,
allowed i've cents for each casc inJeycd, and
itin.rXrI under more il.an one name, der
i've cess addj joual for each additional
namv uu or which i. shall be inIcXcI, 70 Je
paid GU. OF the county Treasury Oh tie OF
llr Of the Cyunsv Commissioners,
JAMES Z. JCHES=N,
Speaker ot.hc House Of B,Prrsen a,iyes
WILLIAM MEgILL.,
p,esiLl0t OF Inc senate
Jangrav e, 1853.
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taia books Ous of the Library 70 be used BY
.aay other person not having such right, such
person shall thereupoa forfeit all right &c Jake
books therefrom.
SEC. IL. That the Commissioner Of Re
State Library shall, five days preceding the
commencement Of each regular session Of
he General Assembly, make z report to the
Governor, Of all receipts and expenditures,
aud Of the condition OF the Library, and all
other matters in relation thereto that they
may deem expedicnt for the information Of
the General Assembly; and said report shall
be communicated by the Governor TO the
GENERAL Assembly, along with TIE rcportsoI
the Executive Departments and State Insu,
Wi,uns.
SEC. Il. That the act entitled "An act
relating TO the State Library" passed Janu-
arv %, 1921, and the act TO regulate he
State Library, passed March 9Th. l345, BIZ
and the same are hereby repealed.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate.
January o7, 1858.
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E4iVGE' CCE22Esas2l32G3

L NilIL, DyspcPsio' CnFoh!c Or -'eTioo' Ne
- hi'i!, Diseases OF ING hLaheFS'aHu al! diseases T.
Using II'n d o!SoEuyieI Liver "f H!1fiu'i' 'uyA Us
consumption, Ln%ard pha'' lo!'A"'S or o.oJo L" '".
Ma, 7r4dItE of ill@ s!o'Aach' nalsea' le&'l-b"tl!' "!'-
&4St loE io@l' iu!'Aes5o OF "''Hhl III '!@ S'oR'aSh, soar
vFUPtIo"s' sinking or Au'Ie!lAS a. INK t4' u 'A' t,"!-,'
ar.'' swimming OF t+' hsn|' hu.4!II ana "litSui.
breathing, LH-t1Fl16 al Tie heart cIi""I"s Oh Nai'ta.
ing SENSATION VII" II { IliA5 P's'u'+' o'in''7' 81
Ni3i".l' n"'2" q. ven" bGiI!. Int aiaI''' lever al" nu!'
pi@" in 't Agad' uthricH'y 0! P.v'ft"'l'l' !et'IoT'
ness o. me tIAN aI4 EYES, pam Il, NV Lia', 0uth'
thr"t, .lt!oS, GlI' sudden LA7.!.7 ~ !Iea' oUi!tLne II!
Tic IIosli' constant imagining o. e'li ana HSgaS "Gp'','
s!"ii .! spAis' ctti os tl'Vt'ua'!! cOIf1 ny D"i LlUlI
+A'D ; ce't"taIe1 N',EL!aA A!'',.S, P.1P1'%u ~ ~
- W. JHE"''l' IL ~" N&'!'IaA ~'IoHi,''o 'Vo'9' '~''
|tEA Stfe1l' "-laue,pINu,
men P'"I' o't1 'H1 "D2'1 "+s'ISgs , Lo' s"'G-'
,au-" '4I4''4-"E any ','e' pI''.1a't1lI lt 'tG :
S-e'r@, az ~I' 60 r'''''' Ia "'1|! Gases "'''' h''''
H"IEl''an' mao 't4'e"' r,..1.l.
l''s. Dlf4' az "olG! N'o $500! y : ~ " '1'''
doss.9Sln@ Gi4"l E!'i01' "a NAa ]gHl~e4lo" o. aIS1>',
,9 VI ,H2 ]'eL oIlu lesser G"llue' t1SIT! sH!o '"2 A4JS'
SCREENING lo".Is IL ".oHI"I~ HHlIi- al't''I'l.s ~ ~ . Uag
"i7'Ei'o ob1'1'' "''I ~ "'''1' FAC ''"-'' o'-
f![Iao''' -,- .n. o.. g
ou A'1aI anu 70 Toli''''Iu' I'oh "' D0S'o" "'''
IuJ t"1'ol s"I~' ~, ~ r.a. r.-u-,c g..
D'' lICJtL LAD NL'|1l"iLI ILh"-N n.lihNs y
,'5 ,I 'V a. 1n III ~, Nv !. Iot't 'oII us J - "a ~ IpSp'I lIr Lr >
lous "Co'''5 ! . "'Ssl 'y"'5 "I'o - "g !t''' PDfu'"t
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE il hereby given that the following nc
IN coun; have been filed in the Probate CGart, Of
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement:
The final account OF jeremiah Condo MS admins
traitor of the estate OF John Haun, deceased.
The final account OF William Eagleson guardian
Of John ]. J. Broker.
And that the same will be several y Examined an
passed upon by the undersigned, I'll the 9th day o.
February ncXt. Is WsVFERS,
!aaaury Il, 80. -. Prfhats Iadgr
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W. -

p,vslLl0t OF Inc Senate
J~anaray e. 1888

AN ACT
For III" re-orssn;z. ion Of the State Library.
and .n uyoyjIr for rac aruv;u.m,u, Of Ii
L@r4r..A,
ALc. J.. Tie j. enacted by the General
I Assembly oi the Sac OF Ohio. That i. ahad.
be tie aury o. d.e Governor o. this State,
6g and with l.r ad,ic, AMI con>cu; Of the
Nynale. to appoint q state Librarian, who
SNAIL hold lis office for Two years, sad unit!
hi, .u,ros,,r sG.II he aDgo.D,c1 and Quail.
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LAWS OF OHIO;
PUD1IsHEn By A|UTEQRTTY.
90 81
AN ACT

20 p~osidG:tr 10 .tsrsts. G business from
the SsperioT snl C0mmerc!gl CJurrs OF
Cinc.aas., ~ tbs CeurI If Common Pes
Q. Hamilton coun : ami a}su, frCm tie
Superior Court vi Cleveland 10 lie Count
al Co-,acn Pleas ot Cuyahoga coan,y.
SEC. !. b il caac.ed By tie Genera!
Assembly Of ,le S;a.c of OHIO, That upon
The lnui a1ioUEmeu, vi the Superior Com.
OF Ciucinas j. and Commercial Court Of Gu
c%innat., oE me sccoli Monday OF February,
one Thousand eight hundred and ity-;hrre,
the Clerks OF sald Courts shall respectively
deliver to the Clerk 0. tie Cclg; Of Common
Pleas Of tl6nil,on county, and The la:tcl
shall receive all the original h!e5 AMI other
papers in the c.uses then psndiug, Or before
that time d>posed vi III SAID Superior and
Commercial Courts; also, the records, ,our-
mails, doeAe.s, executions, orders q sale, and
other books, papers AMI properly u sad
Superior AMI Commercial Courts.
SEC. 2. Tia. all cause pending in sail
Superior aaI Commercial Courts, 81 sal
day'of ADJOURNMENT, Shall be arrange. On
The dockers Of sad Cour. u Common Pleas,
IN such orjer as said Court shall direct, AM
said causes shall proceed 10 ina. ui,pO~!.ioa
in SAID Court rs i originally UrougA. there
~ AMI ar[1r r,,sm ,,l; n~.o,-.r. -,
SrsnI sI.Ir ~ ,.tg,;ir ilI,n.n,. ,I..,r.~s
FoT n.v trials orl.~. m S,o,%,r r,nre, i-r,.
Gnd ctEer motions and applications which
shan be r,nIere5 ryog,, OF ina5rs,gry nv ,6a
derrrss oyIrrs ,-,ltnrn.s ~. .r., r,,,-
cerJin@s of saDj 27rrl- 3rI, CnY,n ,.1. 4
Conr, 2.r-nr,d n anv lime n,.vi,r. ~, ..M
adi2p-nm.n; ,,aI H.. = u.t,t IN 9,I .l:y~n.
xc1 ~ Nv .aii r,,y, .F q. m uL...
Src . RS, w'nrr an. ,,,,, I,. L..,
di.nosed Of And a rompIr,r RECORD tnGr.af
made IN eli her SELL SUPERIOR or C,mTrr,;a,
Conrt on ar hrf,ye s,iI ind ,m.n- hn. .r;T
record has not be.r ,i.nIcd 2v rlc .l,I-a -,
said Co1rt sqiI r,coyI Shall be rv.r,ir.I
and if fo,n.i ,or,,.r. si,n.j by any, .,. 49,,
tLs I,lg1s or rbn Cour- ct I~m~m, ,|I,,r.
md .rr.,,so li.no..I, If j., .i,h.r y.il ~.
800 .. sg;l r.,1rr..rc;.,} ,,.ir, On ~, ~.
tinrn sa;j sJ;n,rn,.rnI nf vh.,L cnr,nI.T.
r..orI his ~. rLn, h,r. rsln LsiII.. -.
rordnd hy tLr unrk NJ t1e C,3rI NJ r,mn,nn
plo3s a1l xfi,.rI Inv any one Of n p .j3du,s
of cali C,rrf' anI en- ir.axcrio,, Of tn. "
rords ,f INV rs,.. Ij-n,,ad otin ali ~,.r.
rinr a., C.,n;,,,r,,. ! rtt,-, l.nLr n,.f. -
an,LnnficsIaI IN IN. ,qm, manner 49, il iii
cause hat he.r lisno>,t NJ in H., Con-. II
T,,,,,,n PIE
: Srn i .TL,. all ,.r;.z of ay.c.-,or mr.
dors f,r sale in Cbarr,yy ont o,b.r fn51
nroce,yes ;s,uc1 on, II saiJ .nrar;or or
- NNN' ~ eH'h%N NN~ ~ "H@NN ~Nl y +-NA -
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TWO new and good two horse wagons for sale q
Il trade ut WOOD SMITHS,
Also a good strong Ok Cart. w, rs
July q, 1852.
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Wiatcl's Balaam CT Wild Cherry.

TIE BEST REMEDY LIVER KNowN TO NAV
For Coughu, Colds, Asthma, Group, Bronchitis, In.
Aucrza, bleeding .! inc Lungs, Difficult Breathing,
Liver Affections, Pam or Weakness OF the E!sasl
q side, First Stages Consumption, &c, &c.
y F.o,t, this brlg2l IS peculiarly adapted TO eve.
i ~ disease OF the Lung, and Liver, WHICH is pro.
GGr"'t I orr tToc-raryiug climate.
r''a Cherry ass long been known to possGsH iu.
no'l%!| medicinal properties. This fact IL familiar
- every malrol il cur land, ard Physicians otton
prescribe j. in different firms iot n variety Of CON.
fta.D.t. tar, also, has beer equally noted for its
Virtues; an. zone rt.EFlClan9, whore name is far1il-
lGr t. the = hole coQutry. have gone 40 far az 10 de-
clare ,2at even consumption could be cured by that
alon". In other hands, aEain, it WIS nearly value.
t@"5. % r!NE, 10 do't2t, 10 tGclr ignorance in prepar.
Ing ami Administering it-a difficulty now entirely.
otrlatsd Ay patient experience and long experiment.
In" extraordinary medicinal powers of these tive
suhTtanc"% lre COW, for the first &no. combined and
o~nlaodleu ~ i8. Nl8rAr'5 bALstH or Wild CHgRRY.
~ ! ice chemical process, every thing trleterious
u us"Itsa It. ~rry""ty1, 50 that what reiuains il the
most ~rN,raorI- Iery ard truly cOicac:ous remedy for
q! kinds OF pulmonary al liver disease evor
known 10 mar. 10 couYico u unbelie rers that our
theory il really rue, We refer to d few cases Ct ruros
performed bJ this wonderful medicine.
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Real Estate Agency.

CCOTT & BINGHAM, as REAL ESTATE AGENTS
- will give especial attention to buying and selling
Of Real Estate, examination Of Titles, ConYcyan'
cling, &c, OH reasonable terms.
CudiZ, July 3O.ly.
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And 20 her husband the constant toll td anxiety 81 plnd,
leceszanly dtyoIrns upgH hIm ttpu s'cLues Of tie "te'
without giviHg hun the opportunity ui acquiring that com.
re- &C which his eyCuiogI SIC sgttlvj. aud the ius'e'fi"1
1t winch uyglj 'sCsr the A-IImsis VI kassll, "ils, aEd
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a STATEMENT

an he condition Of he Surplus Revenue Fund of
~ Harrison county, Ohio, Tor the year ending Janu-
lIy 4lh, 1853.
Amount received Of the State ......... G3l,I44 y
raid the State previous To date......... 3l,Iti Il
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DONNETS, fancy, silk and satin, white and col
D ored Albino, very pretty; also, Bonnet Ribbons
und Flowers of every variety, call and see them as
thew are selling fast, WIN. HOGG & co.
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Mt. EDEH, KY, July =, 1879.
Negars. Harcourt Howard & Co.-Gents:-Tho
ID, Nistar's Balaom Of Wild Cherry that | bought
OF .oU jlas been Of such signal benefit in my .amiiv,
that wish to make its virtues known for the beaeft
OF the public.
My vile took cold at the time of her confinement.
which settled on her lungs. The physicians pro.
nouHcrd her disease consumption. She had profuse
night yeats, and had coughs; she was given up, for
we ~despairod Of her recovery, and her child partsok
OF her complaint. She then commenced taking Wis.
tara Ba!5am OF Wild Cherry and 3bottles effected
an entire cure with her and the child both.
have no doubt that they would have now been in
thcir graves if they had not have used Wistar's Bal.
Sam Of Wild Cherry.