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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-28
II L E ID L. A n II
FOR SALE.


Well known Seeding, superior in quality
and size TO any of the varieties of Mammoth,
Colossal. or Victoria, and continues TO pro-
duce new leaf stocks until November, not be-
ing affected by the early frosts This yari-
ETY. was raised by the Subscriber Ii years ago
from seed and after being under cultivation
that length of time holds good in size, having
last year produced stocks weighing FIVE
pounds and over.
Testimonials from Agricultural and Hor-
ticultural and other Papers, could be produ-
ccd in abundance to show that this Pie Plant
is all that is represented will only insert
one from paper published i'll this city, where
the Editor has awaited himself Of opportuni-
ties of frequently visiting my garden, for the
last ten wears. Ii is as follows:
But the most remarkable feature Of this
garden is the Mammoth Pie Plant, and GER
tainly any one who is curious to know what
Pie Plant Is. and how it NAV be cultivated
and developed, would do we'll 10 look at it.
We state what we witnessed, (snd what we
should doubt, if we had not witnessed it,,
that from one root WAS cut q quantity, which
after being trimmed ready for cooking weigh
cd FORTY-EIGHT POUNDS, and GER
iainly as much more was left on tho root, I'M
cut making the product Of one root nearly,
if not quite, CNE HUNDRED POUNDS
Of plant. And we are not aware that this
was a very unusual growth. for we saw thou
sands of lunches, which seemed quite as large
as the one in question and all this too, young
and tender plant. as delicious rs any raised.
OF this plant, Mr. Cahoon is raising i'm
mense quantities, with which he not only
supplies home demand, but ships 10 other
places, furnishing one house in Chicago with
a thousand pounds per week. Telegraph.
l am now growing quantities of it for the
California and Oregon market. Dwarfing
the roots. l sent u few roots to Oregon last
January, and tho growth last season astonish-
ed the Citizens there, Notwithstanding they
had seen TALL groWths ofvegetat'on at home.
/ will securely pack in boxes, and forward
according TO directions, Ten Roots, for IS;
Five Roots for 50: or One for 81 the Cash
to be sent with the order. A severe frost
docs not injure the roots, and they can be
sen; with safety to any part of the Union.
ByAddress B. p Cahoon, Kenosha, Wis.
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rEWarm showers have recently V

EgWarm showers have recently Wis
tied this section Of Country the effects
of which are visible in the fresh spring
ing grass and the budding trees. We
are told that every thing looks unusual
ly favorable in the Country for pros
peroas season.
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A Lone TIME OF IT.-Horace Bon
nev. who has been in jail at Augusta,
Maine, about three years, on charge of
counterfeiting, has just had third
trial before the Supreme Court, and has
been acq uitted
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-28

The Propeller Princeton reported as
sunk, it is said will prove total loss
with her whole cargo. She is complete
under water Her cargo is valued at
100000. The goods were said to be
principally for Detroit merchants.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-28

GRAHAM for Nay. Weacknowledge
the receipt of Grsham's Magazine for
May. This Magazine always good, stead
lily improves, and this number is in sd-
vance of all its predecessors.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-28

ESTIMiTE for the improvement Of the
HarJor, Of arorh indispenSibly neces-
sary to be dome during the present
working season of 1854.
lst. For filling in behind sheet piling
and inside Of piers from c to ID, and
from f to + (see drawing) to keep
the sand from washing into the chan
mel through sheet piling and piers.
III cords, or 700 cubic yards of coarse
gravel. at 81 per yard. 500 60
For contingencies add 10
per cent, $40 90
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-28

CoN1NG.-Four ss.ge loads Of passen-
gers arrived Saturday afternoon from
the railroad, besides large number by
express and private eonveysnces.--
Madison Democrat.
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EVEREREENS.
OF FOLLOWING VARIETIES:
Balsam and Norway Fir, Spruce, Pine, Hem
lock, and irbOf Vitae.

TT Is a well known fnct, that for the last ten or
n more years, large quantities OF Dnlsnm Firs and
Spruce have been brought from The Islands north on
Sesmboais and Vessels, and sold in Milw aukee, Ra
cine, and Kenosha, nj prices called cheap say from
to four shillings esch the quantity sold viii
amount To many hundred dollars zach year; and II
isequay well known that not over one in one hun
bred have lived. Thef<w that have lived have cost,
deducing dead ones, over ten dollars each to rem
edy this great loss and perplexty. propose TO sell
Evergreens from two TO five feet high from 81 10 81
each, according size and form. and deliver them in
Milwaukee, Racine whitewater. James, lille, Mndi-
son, All Waertowu. or any town or village on the
NJ. NJ. X. r. will supernend the planting out and
guarantee them to live, provided enough is taken in
any town 10 amount TO $40. My trees have been
grown In my garden for the last i've wears, per-
fectly healthy and trained in beautiful Pyr: midia
form Specimens can be seen On the premises of Z.
WALL ESQ., Milwaukee,. or In my Garden.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-28

GoDEYs MAGAZINE for May, has been
received. The Women folks tell us
Godey's is the best magazine published
for they find in it matter of special IN
terest to them which no other magazine
hoc
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Hnsiness Notice.

See the card of Mr.. j. L. W. Carey.
We kn0lr Mr.. Carey to be an excellent
workman and right kind of man.-D.
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For contingencies add 10
per cent. S

For contingencies add 10
per cent SIS IS
Amount required S6l3 80
Recapitulaton.
lst. For gravel filling behind sheet pi-
ling. and in piers, $40 90
End. For dredging 26,926
cubic yards, S4,442 70
Sd. For sheet piling B to A
at west end of north pier, SS08 10
4th. For sheet piling, repairs
of at west end south pier. $500 "A
5th. For building and level
ing up 2cribs at east end of
north and south piers, S613 30
Estimated total amount, S7.001 %
VIM. GAMBLE.
kenosha, Wis, April 20, 1854.
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Taken UD!

An The lith inst. Cow with young cnH. The
" COW is whiio, with black spots on the nerk and
OF good size six or seven year, old, and
with no artificial marks. The owner is requested 10
pay charges aud take her nwny.
s. 4. FARRELL
Bristol. Kenosha Co. Via, April lsih-w4I.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-28

Mrs. Nathaniel Long was killed, on the
22d ul.., at Frog Creek, Florida, by
q rattlesnake.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-28

The Milwaukee Sentinel has procur-
ed to be engraved map Of the seat of
War, in Europe, which it gives to its
readers.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-28

L. The following letter sufficiently
explains itself and renders it unnecessary
to add any thing further:
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-28
Cane Seat Chairs.

FWVHE Subscriber Is nov putting MP large lot Of
Cane sea, Chairs which for quality and price
prefsraBe he thinks, 10 any ever offered in this
place.
large Stock Of ether kinds Of Furniture is now
o.. hand, and being manufscs ured, which will be
sold cheap for Cash.
sG Ware Room souih Of and across from the
PTnals House. JOHN NICOLI,
March 2lis5i. dkriy3i
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USE BONPLAND'S
Fever & Ague Remedy.

EFT is neither Patent, Quask or Empire, but
HGenuine Specific, prepared from the Recipe OF
Physician, and approved by the widest and best
known scientific Chemist in the Country, tDR. J. X.
Chiffon, Of New York; and by him recomrnen-
ded to the world voluntary nsd without pay for its
valuable properties; and declared that 81 contained
mineral or poisonous substances IN its wonderful
properties ia removing BiIe, aud giving TONE,
STRENGTH and VIGOUR to the Lipcr, kidRegs
and Stomach, or in other words. curing The disease
Thoroughly and EfeesEaIis not simply breaking the
knO wledged.
The Testimony of hundreds tn
AHuEO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS,
Vnd other parts of the country, could be given TO
prove this, but ask the public To try It, We have
the utmost confidence in il, and stake its
ON its merits.
LET NO FAMILY BIZ WITHOUT IT.
+. ROBINSON,
agent for Reneshd.
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Amount required, 1866 a
9Th. For building and levelling up two
cribs. one on the north and the otheG
on the south piers, at the east end
Siding-600 # timber II by II at IA
cts per foot, SS4 90
Ties-450 feet round tim
Der. at s cts per foot. $50 90
Clamps-l00 # by s plank
at Sl4 per NJ 81 40
lron-363 lbs, inch So. iron
for bolts, at cts, Sis ID
Spike-100lbs 9 inch spike,
s cts, 80 oO
Stone-30 cords of stone, at
81. 500 90
Workmanship, $500 90
s557 So
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FARM FOR SALE.


TWvHE Subscriber offers for sale good Farm Of
III Eighty Acres, situated In the Town Of Salem,
kenosha County, thirteen miles frpn kennsha City.
Forty Of same under good substantis fence and
cultivation. Price Seven Hundred and fify Dollar.
Apply 10 Philander Judson, town Of Bristol 10 T..
W. Evans, keDosha City, or the Subscriber. in Mil
waukee. II. COIRTENAY.
April LIST, 1854 6wdaw-sI
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The communication of our friend
TIooSER is too late for this weeks paper.
1t shall have place in our next.
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BLANK ROAD WARRANTS,
70 Sale at this Office. 81
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Amount required.
$40 90

LAliiOuib IN1 ~ W.
End For dredging channel leo feet
wide to depth of II feet water.
through the sand bar outside of. and
extending across the entrance of the
Harbor, (see drawing), 1926 cubic
yards at ID cts, S2SS 90
For dredging a channel so
feet wide to depth of II
feet water 600 feet) the en-
tire length and between the
Harbor piers, 1000 cubic
yards, at ID cts per yard, 81 ESQ 90
For dredging channel
Goo feet in length and so it,
wide to depth of II feet
water from c at the west end
of north pier to a to connect
with the channel ofriver in
side (see drawing) 1900
cubic yards, at Is cts, So 100 90
S403S 90
For contingencies add 10
per cent. S403 80
Amt required for dredg-
ing, S4.442 70
Sd. For sheet piling from B to \ fSee
drawing) $40 feet, 544 feet timber for
piles at cts per foot, S43 50
$40 #. timber forcaps II by
II, at II cts per foot, ST. Go
l2.240ft. inch plank at l4
per NJ, SI71 sc
S.1G0 f. inch plank at Sl4
per NJ STA "a
200 lbs Of spike at Q cts, SIS 90
orkmanship, $40 90
S734 -
For contingencies add 10
per cent, S73 Al
Amount required, SS0S 10
18th. For repairing and building up $50
feet of old sheet piling. 3 feet above
water surface, at the west end of south
pier. $50 feet timber II by II. at ii
cts per foot. S63 90
$50 feet oftimber IL by II
at IA cts per foot, $40 90
Sos lbs inch sqr. iron for
belts. at ) cts per 10. S2s 10
Workmanship, $500 90
1888 40
For contingencies add 10
Per cent, s33 "a
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$500 CHALLENGE! I!
HoBENsAcK's WORM SYRUP.

A N article founded upon Scientific Principles,
IA compoun ded with purely Vegetable substan-
ccs, being perfectly safe when taken, and has mercer
HORNS can never exist when this remedy 10 once
used from the fact that 1t not only destroys them.
but removes al the slime and mucus which may
remain.
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VIII ITlOst v IIV U'F NY " OTN NNTHP.
ASCAHIDES, Or SMALL THREAD
WONWS.

IsRttended with chiIls succeeded by fever, severe
pains in the region of the Liver, vomiting, bitter
taste yellow fnrred tohgte pulse full aud bounding,
The pain B the side y increased by PRESSURE should
the lett lobe be Infected, the pain II gene ally in
the eff shoulder. whh shoIt dry cough, the sk,n b.
coming Of SALON appearance, and the stools clay
eoiored. This disease can be cured by the use of
WORCESTERSHIRE PILLS, Ms they act direct
Is upon the nj the disease, and then npei atrg
uponIhe bowels they eSpel all the corrupt and viii
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TO FEMALES.

IT, PuEehase none but those having the sigma.
iure ~. N. HOBKNSACK,r rs ell others are worth
less limitations.
Agents wishing new supplies. and all others
wishing become agents, must ssidyess the PrOpri-
eior. J. n. TUbensRck. at his Laboratory, No. leo
North second Street. above Race, Philadelphia.
Sold Nv all Druggists and Merchants in HE us
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DYSPEPSIA.

The symptom. Of Dyspcpsia- and its various dii-
ensc. are dizziness in The head, heartburn. oppras-
sion after ealing sourness arising from the stsnIseh
&c, and sometimes general languor OF The whole
body trOm this u will be seen that the dtseass
owesFts origin TO n dsorganzed state oftheLiVer and
stomach HOBESSACk'S LIVER PILLS is the
very medicine to eject q per maneui and lasting
cure they act by changing the certain morbid nc
oBs of the ~ stem into healthy action, and rehd-
eTInc the btoud Dure and heal
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

ElY virtue Of two wrs Of Execution issued out off, and
u under the seal Of the District Court the county
OF Ramsey In the Territory Of Minnesota upon two ndg
ments rendered and docketed nhe said District Court
OF the county of Ramsey, the 2sth day of September,
A. ID. 1893, In two actions; one wherein Caroline A.
Brewster is plaintiff, and the Town Of Saint Paul
PENDANT, In said plaintiff and against the said de-
PENDANT for the of hundred and eighty dol
lars and eightyfour cents and the other action
Henry N. Alexander is plaintiff and the town of Saint
Paul defendant; la favor Of the said plaintiff and against
the said defendant, for the Of hundre, and six
dollars and sxty-one cents appears OF records have,
on this goth day of February, A. d. 1854, upon
the following described real estate, VIZ: All
piece or parcel OF land situated and lying between Fifth
and SIKH streets, and bounded side by Sbley
street, and Oh the opposite side by Wapkuta street,
beed as block ten 0 (and known and called sPublic
square,, In Whitney Smiths addition to the town Of
St. Pau, In the county Of Ramsey Territory OF Mime
Sofa, the property of said defendant; which real
tate and property shall expose 30 sale and sell at pub
lie auction, highest bidder, cash. at the Court
House the Of Saint Paul county of Ramsey,
ritory aforesaid Monday the 10th day OF April next,
lS54) ten O'clock, in the forenoon Of that day, the
property cf said defendant, much thereof may
be sufficient satisfy said interests and
costs thereon. A. NJ FRlDLEY, Sheriff.
ByD. W. G. DUNwELL, Deputy.
Ames & Van Eten, Plaintiffs Atty.
Saint Paul, February 20, 1854. 2i-6w
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H0benSack's Liver Pills,

No part of the system is liable disease than the
Liver, serving as ltercr to purify the blood, or Civ
ing the proper secretion to the be that any wrong
action of the Liver affects the other important parts of
he sysen ana results varously, in Liver Complaint,
Jaundce, Dyspepsia, etc. We should watch
every symptom that might indicate action of the
Liver These Pills being composed of Roots and Plants
FURNISHED by nature to heal the sick Namely LIST. an Ex
Pectorant, which augmenS the sccretiun the Pull
lnonary mucls membrane, promotes the discharge of
secfeted matter. 2d An Alternative. which changes in
some ineXplicable and inSesbic
BID action of the system. Sd. Tonic which gives tone
ana strength TO the nervous system, renewing health and
rlsor to all parts Of the body. Ih. Cathartic which
acts in perfect harmony with the other ingredients and
operating on the Bowels. and eXrng the whole mass of
corrupt ana vitated matter, and purifying the Blood.
which destroys disease and restores health.
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DAVID BARLEY.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALER IN
Liquors, UintS, CordiGIs. Imported IaYsa,,a
Cigars. riyginia and Missouri Tobacco,
PFcstioCdtr Pickles, Oysters, Sar-
dimes, Lobstcrs, CLANS, Glass
arare, Sc. Sc.
No. 81, Nan sf,eefy near the S!eaDLG oai LanGis1,
As in store a, TO arrive, TIE following. 9lch ne =,
fers for sale at the lowest prices. The STOCK W.
selected By himself IN New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
LIQUORS, HINES AyD CORDJALS
10 half pipes pure French Braa,,y. Of the foiIov.
KINDS: Oard, DupUy Cos; Pinct. CastiIlon f. Cn,.
tnted Projectors; Henncssey Co.'S; A. Seignete,
pipes Holland Gin, the celebrated :. Swan - brand.
ipipe 81. Crox Rum, casks pure Port Wine for
q ,h, ' %,a NJ Splits, - Medicinal purposes,
New England Rum, 2 sherry winc<
90 - New York Brandy, 90 baskets Iieidsck Chauy
~ - Gin, paCne Vim.
30 $ Bourbon and MvIon- . bbls Rose Cordial.
,oo RI Eahtia "n!HhF. - Peppermint Cordial.
iUo y Kecnhcd "hsky. S' Lemon Syrup,
20 casks Burgundy Port Wine.
HtTANA CIGARS.
25o,ooo imported Havana Cigars the arccs, aI ,,e..
kct. ~ " ' MAJ
20 bxs virginia Tobacco. a superior article
~ - Missouri Tobacco, 20 bxs smoking tobacco,
,oo FRUITS, PICKLES, OYSTERS, &c.
2GO cans lb Preserved Peaches,
/ 100 II Straw bcr<i,.
900 $ baltimore Cove Oysters,
oo - Baltimore Cove Soup Oysters, = feew .,tl,
20 lxS assorted Pickles, is cans ria,n.. >'''
~ 70 " I"hS'to C@'sup, 10 bNs Pepper Sancc,
DcCantcrs, Tun!lc.s G, bl,ts pin, ;,r.ttt' S''s'
assortment direct from the MANDATORY AT pt,>hrrc,
Ga.cla, April 30, lS5S-33y
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A True Bill has been found against
ELFELT g. BROTHERS.

HpI the Ladies and Geneu.en of s.. Paul and vic:.jtv
se for selling goods cheaper than before sol IA
the Territory.
We acknowledge the 'Soft np2achmCnt,' and are now
ready 10 receive the attendance orr host of customers
both Old and ne"c. We iattcr ourselves that fer
Quality, Quantity and Cheapness,
We are not eqnal"j 10y any other establishment in the
territory We have not time Mt present to 20 into de lis
but VIII cnGlneratc few Of The articles on exhibition
EhSlsh ahl French IcfinoS, De LANES,
iaiihletta CLOTHS. CashmercS,
Plain and Fancy silks.
iillbd Curtain Muslin from 81 To- 90 pc. ward
:mbd Curtains from $3.50 t, s 600 per pair.
o-9 ana ID NinlasKS from 30 per ward
ihpcsIry brussels, ply Ingram and Rag Carpet,
Entroitieries OF all kinds. Consisting of
IoHafs' sleeves, Ianikorchiefs,
Chemizetis, etc.. Long and square shawls;
Besides numerous other articles in the
Dry Goods Line
We have also large assortment of IL and Cd oc,os
Painted window shades. China. Glass add QIcenswarc
Children's Misses and La!ios' Boots and shoes,
Bo?s and mens' boots AMI shoes, etc.. ETC.
Inc above goods exposed am! res!y for SAFE. and wc
pledge ourselves 10 sell them cheap: tln ever before
offered in t!is Territutv.
Every B.dy, please give US a call !,efore PURCHASING,
else"here. EIFELr x BROTHER.
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No More Credit

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage which have re-
ceved from the citizens Of st. Paul, surrounding
country, shall endeavor to conduct my establishment In
such manner will warrant continuance Of their conf
dence; but in order to do this, must stop the
CREDIT SYSTEM;
as have To pay cash for all cattle, sheep, hogs etc.
which purchase, shall hereafter expect my customers
to pay down the Cash for all they may buy from
shall strictly enforce this system with all my Gus
TONER'S 1t is my intention to keep constantly hand
the very best meat of all kinds, at low prices the
market will allow. Ny motto will hereafter be
Beef for Cash, and Cash for Beef.
n b. All persons Indebted to me in large or small
sums, will please call and settle immediately, as II will
the necessity and trouble of calling on them BY
itors. II. C. WOLF.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF,
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS.

OR, EVERY ONE HIS OHN PIITSICIiN.
81 z; THE f"riich edition, with enc hundred ens-a-
rsS wings, showing diseases and WafOrma. ions Of
VIZ the human system in every shape and form. To
~~" which Is added a treatise til" diseases of Fc
males, being OF the highest Importance 10 married peg
pie, OF those contemplating marriage. BY
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. D.
Let no father be ashamed 20 present copy of The
-ESCC LAPlCS TO his child. 1t may save him from an
early grave. Let no young enter into the
secret obligations OF married life without reading
Pocket 1Escuapus. Let no suffering from hack
hed Cough, pam IN the side, restless nights, feel
nSS, anu inc whole train of dySpcpc SENSATIONS. and Civ
en- up by their physician, be another without
sulting the -E>cu!apius. Have the married, OF those
about to be married any impcdment. read truly
fu book. as it has been the means Of saving of
unfortunate creatures from the very Jaws Of death.
w ANY person sending tlcenty-Gce cents enclosed ia
letter. VIII receive one copy OF this work by mail,
five copies will be sent for one dollar.
Address post paid DIR. WIN. YOUNG.
3-2-5ni No. 152 Spruce St., Philadelphia.
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THE TAPE WORM

This the most difficult Worm destroy of all tina. In
rest the human System it grows to almost indefinite
iehst, becoming 80 coed and fastened in the intcstnes
ana stomach, affecting the health sadly as to cause St.
Nus Dance, Fits, &c, that those afflicted seldom If ever
suspect that is Tape Worm fastening them to an carly
grave In order TO destroy this worm, very energetic
treatment must be pursued it would therefore proper
10 take to of my liver Pills all obsruc-
to that the Worm syrup may act direct upon the Worm,
"ch must Re taken in doses OF tablespoonruls times
DAY these directions followed have been known
10 fall in curing the most obstinate of Tame WOrm.
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ON HAND IN SEASON.

los. CAMPBELL Third street above Jackson sign Of
d the wooden Indian respectfully informs his custom
well Others that he has received for the fall
rade large and complete supply Of every description
TOBACCO md CIGARS,
which he is prepared to sell at his usual accommodating
rates at wholesale RETAIL My terms and quality
Of stock well known, and it is useless go into
particulars St. Louis prices, and II the article
give satisfaction, the money refunded Merchants and
traders all parts of the Territory wiz find by deal
ng with that they Will at least their freight bills
up from St. Louis, in addition to much time and trouble
Aug 81, lS53-50tf