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DETROIT, Oct. !.

-" NJ DETROIT, OCI. I.
Capt. Starnard of the Western World, died
this noon in the pilot house of his boat He
died in less than five minutes after being at
tackled The cause is supposed to be disease
of the heart. His body goes to Cleveland this
afternoon. -,as.r .aos --,.e s-. 81 E.r .s1s a.,
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INDIAN SUMMER-We are now enjoying
our Minnesota Indian Summer-the most
pleasant period Of the year.
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AYED OR STOLEN.

STRA 1ED OR STOLEN.
IN Friday the 18th instant, four yoke of Oxen from
" my residence at saltwater
j Two yoke of a brownish red color,
Sc One yoke of white and black. with crumrled horn
Cne yoke ofwhite AMI red spotted years oil.
These cattle srayed from the subscribers at Saltwater,
Mn Ter, on the 18th of October Any person who
give norma til of these cattle, bring them will
be Literally rewarded. JOHN n. ALL, saltwater.
Oct. l6, 1854. ostlS-6t '
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Bsy~Sce advertisement of Clothing for
sale at auction, by COLLINS.
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COLLEGE OF ST. PAUL-ACADEMIC
DEPARTMENT.
r. II. EWING, NJ. d., Rector.
Preparatory Department Ct this Institution will
Il open on Monday, October Is, 1854 -t..
For the present. the first story Of the Baldwin School
edifce will be occupied.
Tuition for Term of IL Weeks.
Primary Branches So 90
Ordinary ~ .r-s. .tsE- = 400
Algebra and Higher English Studies 500
Latin and Greek, extra 200
French 900
fuel during winter terms 90
Application for admission can be made to the Rector
or to + u NEJIJ
octl4d&w4w Treasurer Baldwin School
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n IL w HOlt X BA u ARE!
IN W. II. FOREES, OLD STAND

lust RECEIVED by the War Eagle large assert.
81 m,ent of FALL. GOODS
Consisting of all kinds of Staple and Fancy Goods
Hosiery Black and Colrcd Silks and the largest assort
ment OF fnbroiery and Jewcly of every descriptions
ever brough into the Territory Ladies', give him cali
and examine for yourselves. sent 5uf
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

SELLING OFF AT COST.
Wis Is one q the greatest Humbugs IS the age: and
l. any person at sec that Merchants cannot
get along, but bound to bust if they sell poo,s NJ
cost We have AZ got to i've and is not very probable
that we will work for nothing.
SUBSCRIBER does not profess to sell goods at
But he does pro fss TO sell his goods at very small mr.
it, and little cheaper than those offered at cost.
sep DIV wIIIIaU n,uI
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CATHCART 4 CO.

MOULD call the attention of the trade throughout the
w Territory to their Wholesale Department consisting
of
- h',eS brown shcetlng, bales striped shifting.
0 bales cotton nannclS, l do heavy cotton duck
DO brown drilling. rs pcs red hannels.
40 derrieS and blue drill 10 prs blue and gray fan
lings, | nel 1880
600 90 bed ticking, 20 prs white and gray do.
500 prs assorted prints 20 prs batting
~ bales seamless bags Buck gloves and mi,t,
~ o knitted socks p SO prs cash.
With large assortment OF threads, hats caps wooden
yarn, conf rtcrs etc etc.
our advantages in the eastern markets warrants us in
saying that sell goods cheap they can be b.
in st Louis Chicago ami Galepa adding transpora-
ton call and examination will convince the BUYER
t. s. 1854 CATHCART co.
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.Et BRANDY.
ELEGANT, DELICIOUS AND SUPERB!l
VTIEhave pipe of very old soft and oily Pale Caari
w Dupuy. The best that money can procure in the
United States and of course the best imported into
Minnesota So all the Dbctors and BINS Cironts III
the city. All persons desiring perfectly pure French
article for medicinal purposes had best call soon at
BOND & KELLOGG'S
City Drug Store, Upper Town.
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DAILY PIONEER.
EARLE 8. GOODRICH,
Proprietor, Publishers. and Editor.

TlfEDIHYPIONEER. ispub'isi.ef crery .oee day nor-
ning ~ the Office Bech Street Saint Pd1 Minnesota and
FURNISHED to Mail Subscribers for Sir Dollars Year in Ad
CITY Subscribers, Fifteen Cents uee paydlle to
se( urrfcr
TIE WEEKLY TIDNEER printed at the sume otfte
Is a 10 MrH Subscribers at TIE fIt,ria rates. Sae @ ~
D,irS Fire C les. Eight DiiIl* Eight Copies Tn
Dtiars; 7ce C7 Tce!ce Diiars. TotIke n.lran.,e Of
tee C'nb rates a'"eer, tie Subscription p mrs. % la! ~
rIritLy an -iGrGaoe
~ CDleREsS"OSDENTS.-.fn anonymous communi c1tiGns
rrH receice attention.. Al articles ynfsny fts
mus Le accompanied by the AStors for psaira-
ton bd MS guarantee Of he truth # The statements mtle.
ii""t'ry rorre1onts,ce conainiaJ Important rc,rs or
d'idics cfH~ naF3n AMI gro'cfh otcaS AMI settlements
throughout the SDrih.rs.S is soIi,i,eI.
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CO-PARTNElsSH NOTICE.

/ W. SIM SON, James Iawther and John T. Bradford
have this day entered in pa rtner.lrip under the
style and firm OIL W. SIMPSON CO.. for the purpose
transacting Wholesale Grocery, Produce Forwarlns
and Commission Business. Lower Ievee ST. Paul Mimi
June %, 1854 +s--as ;uun % tc
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NTIs 4 y ED OR STllLEN la,l.,,I ~

SAN Az LID CR STOLEN CATTLE.
4 NAME to my premises Sunday last on sixth street
~ two red oxen one having white spot in the fore
head and soIne white under the belly. The owrer can
have the cattle by calling Henry Ga at the Market
House proving property, and paying all necessary costs
IT. Paul Sept.27-dtf HENRY GAZE
T AMP-LlGIITER: Nowadays
i 4 Rye House Plot Ticon.Ier,va
anu many ohcr inc latest works. st received ny
press, and f,r sale by VIM D,IiI
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FOR SALE.

IINHE Smelling Hotel and Furniture, the corner OF
Il Fort and Chestnut streets. Apply to
Sept. q -3wd&w W. NJ. MCCARTHY.
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Total amount forged checks S16,9lS so
BY the above figures, it seems that three
City Banks have paid out Oh forged sigma
lures nearly screnteen thousand dollars, and
the principal forger is now at large again,
to prey upon the community.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
TNHE firm Of NJ Schottenf!s & Co. is this day dissolved
l. by mutual consent. All debts will be paid by Ma
than Schwarzenberg All persons indebted to the hate
firm will make payment to him, who will continue the
clothing business, at the old stand ..1z---5.
ss's--4z47>-Fs NJ SCHOTTENFETS
"a. n. SCHWARTZEN BERG.
, st. Paul Oct. II, 1854 d3toct13 . ... go
10n MEN-carpenters teanIsters, cooks, sawyers
lOO wood choppers, &c. Also. % good housemaids
Call at the .@'F'
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
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GORDON SHERRY.

GORDON SHERRY,
ND South Side Madeira Wine, Holland Gin, Jamaica
n Rum and Schcidam Schnapps, all warranted pure
and good
These liquors of cost more, but just what
every family wants. We have cheaper qualities if de-
sired. Call immcliatclt
ssep26-dwtf BOND 4 KELLOGG, Upper Town.
r AIRS Of all sizes, from half pint to "a Hon. for
81 preserves and pickles l.. KINNEY
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]. A. M. HOISINGTAN.

I(OOk-BlNDER, third story of B. Presley's Bricl
10 House Third street, will attend to all business in hi.
line with which he may be entrusted Books Magazine,
and Periodicals. bound in any STYLE Old Books rebound
and Music bound in QUICK time, for the Ladies.
Saint Paul Oct, q ..-... -f. .'..-.---t. rctalff
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AMBROY OYSTERS.
A superior lot Hutchinson r Mrmtz'sAmbrov OYSTER
"A in cans and for sale by
w. constants, Levce, Lower Town.
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NOTICE hereby given that the oparncrship here
~ tofore existing between A. Vance Brown K Chas r.
Cakes under the name and firm II A. VANCE BROWN 4
co. by mutual consent this day dissolved All persons
Vance Brown, who will also pay all debts due by the con-
Germ. -. VA\CC I5poWS
- CHAS. H. CAKES.
Saint Paul Sept. 18TH 1854 sent o5dtf
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WALL PAPER AND SRFADES
. ono rolls latest styles, received by Galena-
Persons having rooms to paper would do
wei to call early. octl3eitf w DaHT
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Reported for the Minnesota Pioneer.
District Court, Ramsey County.

JUDGE SHERBURNE, Presiding.
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A Presbyterian clergyman Of Louis county,
(Ky.) the Rev. John G. Fee, states that there
are now organized in that State, twenty anti
slavery churches, and that there is an increas-
ing demand in that region for anti-slavery
preachers. -..
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S1VIkEs NE =" SVOChSS
WOOD 4 MORSE, - -
N1OULD most respectfully inform the inhabitants Of
w St. Paul and surrounding country that they have
recently established themselves in the New Third
street, two doors above Whnev's Daguerrean Gallery
where they offer to the public an assortment Of
.H sEr ~ BOOTS AND SHOES, aft
Which for extent and variety, durability of material and
elegance and beauty of finish will challenge comparison
with the best selected stock in the Northwest
1t being determination 10 do an exclusive Boot and
Shoe business every confidence in assuring the
public they at all times find the articles ut
the LOWEST PRICES CASH At the .<,..tl
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE STORE THIRD ST., ST PAUL
/ June Is -dt .... 49,.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-06

IMPORTANT DEc:sIox.-A decision has
Just been made by the Court of Common
Pleas in New York city, which is Of pretty
general interest. 1t is known that the
wholesale merchants of New York have an
agent in every town and village of import
ance in the country whose traders purchase
their goods in that city. These agents in.
form themselves as 10 the standing of said
traders, and report accordingly. The case
just tried was between a house in Columbus,
Miss, as plaintiffs, and the New York agent
or spy, in that place, as the defendant; and
suit was brought to recover damages for an
alleged libel on the part of defendant, in
having written disparagngly Of the plaintiffs.
The issse has now been tried for the second
time, the defenda Mt having, on the first trial,
been mulcted in damages of $4,000, and
moved for a new trial on the ground OF the
rejection of legal evidence. No new facts,
however, were elected, and The jury render.
ed verdict for the plaintiffs for the sum OF
$1,000
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DAILY JOURNAL.
, FOR .he Evansville Journal.

At special communication of Evans.
vile Lodge No. g. Of A. Y. ~, cid in their
Hall on Monday Oct. 3. 1854, the follow.
ing preamble and resolutions were unani.
mously adopted:
Whereas,A mighty God hath in his wisdon
taken from our midst our worthy and much
esteemed brother, Micheal Y. Longbotham,
while yet in the bloom of manhood, and a
career Of usefulness, therefore
Reso'r-d, That we deplore most sincerely
She loss of so amiable and promising broth
.er and friend, and heartily condole with his
bereaved family for loss which to US all is
zrre9arable.
Resotred, That we attend the funeral of
our deceased brother, at 10 O'Clock A. nj E.
Oct. ,, 1854, and that the usual badge Of
mournfaC be worn for 80 days.
RsSesvaE, That copy of the foregoing be
furnished lie wife OF the deceased, and that
a request be made to the city press to pub
Ssh the sgme- WIN. A. McREA, w. Nj.
AGest Csc. DARAH. Sec pro. TEN.
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Hoes on THE ILLINOIS RIvER.-The ST..
Louis Evening News says: 1.-TWO or three
persons from that city. who design packing
pork OF the llliaois river the coming season,
are now up among the Suckers and Pork
ers,' and write back that they are somewhat
disappointed in the aumber and the prospect
for Asgs- One deslee writing from Pekin.
Gays Cat ADD heavy hogs can be contracted
for at 50 25@ So so. He learns Of 5000
head that can be had at prices ranging from
SO 25@S4. At Peoria there are a bout 1000
still! fed. hch wiia be for sale early, as they
are nsU ia fine coalition; these, probably,
will act &c over So 25@3 so. This is about
the first intelligence NE have from the hog
regions of Illinois, and we give it as the
views OF persons who are there for the !pur-
pose Of esyizg.7
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Popular Sovere,gnty-Its Results,


We have already noticed the dilemma into
(which oae OF the Democratic Candidates in
the West was thrown, when asked what he
would do with his favorite doctrine OF squat
ter sovereignty after the territory OF Utah shall
have regulated its domestic institutions
and brought forward its code Iegalizing
polygamy. The st. Louis Inteliigencer
says:
"What must be done with the Mormons,
is question to be asked. If they are allow
ed to settle their domestic institutions for
themselves, and it is conceded that they have
the right, when the population is sufficiently
large TO demand admission as State, and
come in bringing their peculiar institution
with them, polyg fanny will be sanctioned by
the Government of the United States, which
will place it in a rather equivocal position
before the civilized world. IL is time, it
would seem that our statesmen were prepar-
ling to meet this question. The Mormons
are rapidly increasing, and Utah VIII soon
be filled up. One Richards, who was not
dong ago examined in England before Par
Elementary committee in reference TO emf
Grant ships, describing himself as President
of the Mormon Church in England. stated
that his church counted 10000 members in
Great Britain. including children; that the
whole country is divided into districts, each
with its President; and that the work Of pro
selytings proceeding quite satisfactorily -
He said further that the whole of the Latter
Dav Saints are 'authoritatively advised thai
they should emigrate and gather to the maiI
boiv in Utah, where the number of the con
cremation is between 40 and $4,000.
- 49, Nat, Intel.
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SHORT Hons

SHORT Horse AND SOON CURRTED--A
PoRTRAIT.-lf there ever was sketch true
to nature, the following Of Senator Douglas
is it. We cut it from the Courier and En-
quirer:
"There is no man in the U. 8. Senate so
doymatic, 80 uncharitable, SO overbearing,
and SO virulent as he is. His temper, both
by nature and habit, is impetuOus; and Oppo.
siiion is sure to madden him. He knows no
such thing a distrust Of his own Judgment
Having once pronounced, he rxacts concur
renee on the penalty Of being proclaimed
dishonest and factious. He measures motives
as we'll as opinions by his own mental stan
dard and never suffers character to serve as
shield. Personal weapons are his delight,
and cruel thrusts his peculiar ability. There
may be doubt in regard to the actual merits
OF the Nebraska bill, but of the indecently
arrogant domineering championship of that
bill by its author there is no doubt, The Bit
terness of his aspersions upon the oppone nts
of the measure excited general disgust. His
diarribe against the clergy was actually
swollen with venom. From the day when
he tried to rack the New Hampshire editor
for the offence Of thinking freely on the bill,
down to the unprecedented and tyrannicr |
abrogation of the rules of the House, effect
ed through his agency, he showed the utmost
disrespect for the opinion, and disregard Tor
the right of others. IL any man by his con-
duct could have put himself beyond the pale
of tolerance, Stephen A. Douglas did it.
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TIE SULTAN AMI HIS WLRRIoxS-In q
French paper we Troublesome one lately
asked sss asdren sf Turkish lancezs IL they
duly received their rationss Yes they
answered "Are you cententedl" Yes"
-What feo& do yoa eets'' Bread" ~And
what eise!" Nothing but bread; the Sui
tan cannot do anything more for US" "A re
you paidl" Yes" How Iauchi" "28 pias-
sres As sd.) per month" "Are You paid
reguIar." I'VE have had no payment for
nine oaoRths; the Sultan is rot able to pay
as" What eau be more touching than this
patriotic seifaeBial -Er.
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3 z 3 8 8 Z 3 & 9
LEANS VOLCANIC OIL
UuNuMENT.

0NHE miraculous cures that this ceebrateo medicine
l. has performed after all other remedies had failed,
arrnts the proprietor in asserting that il is the only
Linment that will cure Chronic or infanmatory kheu-
maism Paralysis, stiffness OF weakness in the Joints,
Muscles iigaments, Contracted Muscles, Bruises,
Neuralgia, Toothache. Earache. orany Pain. will
move any Swelling, Tumor Piles, Hard Lumps, Caked
Breasts Sore Nipples, Bites OF Musqutos, or any in
And il win cleanse, purify and heal the FouLEsT
long they may have existed. Ii will also soothe and
heal Burns. scalds, Fresh Cuts, Wounds, &c. sooner
thao any other remedy.
Have been sold in 1853 and the demand is increasing
daily, and have heard of wherein il has
failed to any external disease, when properly ap
Piled
Who then will suffer from Pains, Sores or swellings
when a safe and sure remedy is so easily obtained
INCONTESTABLE PROOF
of what we have asserted.
J. n. Ner. N-Sir feel liza duty owe 20 the public
to the following hoping they may learn by
my experience and discard worthless stuff which has
been pressed into notice by false certificates and long
For six months I wa. confined to my a cripple
IRON Rheumaiism. Ny knee was swollen Tremendous
ly producing the most severe PAINS The muscles were
that could straighten leg AT all -
applied the Mustang LinimeRt for feur weeks. but IL
done no more good than any other grease. Obtained
and used your Volcanic Oil Linmentn three weeksis
relaxed the mnscle.. and cured me permanently.
AMERICUS CASEDAY Saline county. III.
saw Mr. Caseday when he was afflicted as stated. and
he is now well. WIN NJ ELLIOTT, Pinkneyville.
Reader, If the is not sufficient TO convince you
of the wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic Oil LnBent,
call and examine the Thousands which have our
possession from all parts of the country. and II you will
purchase supply from and IL does give sasfac
tion the money will be returned to the purchaser.
FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS,
McLean's celebrated Lnimeni is the only safe and
liable remedy for the OF SPAWN, Ring Bone, Wind
Calls, Spnts. Unnatural Jumps, Nodes Swellinzs.-
1t will never fail to Big Head POevi, Fistula old
Running Sores or sweeney. If properly applied. For
Sprains, Bruises Scratches Cracks Boof Cbafee
die collar Calls Cuts Wounds, il is infallible
remedy. Apply as directed, and cure is certain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells OF the 81. Louis
Omnibus Company:
This Is certify that have used the Mexican Musiang
Lniment and McLean's Volcanic Oil Eminent, IA
omnibus horses that lame, spaiDed and
ngs and have found Mclean . Volcanic Oil Liniment
to be the best Liniment. ,ASTUS WELLS,
of firm Of Case Il Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in English and
German.
This Lirmentis put up IN 25 cent so and 81
bottles. The 50 size contains three times the GUAM
of the % size and promo to the cost
For sale by }. II. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets, St Louis. Mo.
For sale In Evansville. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY & CO.. at Prophetor's prices. tmh7
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HURTS! HURT,SI! HURT,S!!!
IRON TlNCTURE.

TT almost every that certain
their origin Debility and,
having this strictly view. led
most valuable OF all Medicnesto the
Is one
Of iron the Medical World and may used all
requiring chaybeat Ii Is paric arly
ia Chils Fever Scroiua Rheumatism Govt
Menruati which has been the of death
of young females that time ollie when
F1uor Aibus Whes) opses kinds Chronic
Sore eyes.
MERCER Co., KY. july LIST.
b. +. HURT-Dear Sir:-Permit % to YOU
the aicted Female community that
Whites which confined my nearly all the
had the
relief. In April. friends
ded me 70 SpringsI did after
some found the water ben sitting me. On re
female aequsftanee who had
persuaded it. consented rusing
the first bottle found myself rapidly am now
the 4th bottle and happy am able
to my household affairs As before was taken sick.
SARAH A. JONES.
BAsrRo. Texas. May l. 1857
MEssRs. FARMER HURT Co.-GENrLENES:-Having
school for
found my health rapidly declining General debility
uervsdel my whole system weak and emasiaed
about walking skeleton until used three bottles Dr.
truth il medicine
loss of Appetite and all diseases
adissssed state Ofths blood. Yours. with respect.
J. NJ. HAMMOND.
s7-4mw WOOLSEf & LlNCK. Sole Agents.
SILK LACES 80 cartons Silk Laces for sal. by
Se3i JAS. LOW & CO., AS, Main st.. Lou :. Ky.
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GP AT WESTERN MEDICINE
DIR BRUCE'S
/ N ID A " A. & 4 A B l. Il
PAN ACE

"A y Il "A
Fer me R0dic0i Cure of
AYSPEPSIA. Scrotilaor Kings EVIL Ineipen Consunp-
ton Rheumatism nn nation Of the Eyes Liver Co
plains Gravel Piles Drvpsy SICK and Nervous Headache
Pain in Side Back Diseases Of he kidn
swelling the Glands LumbagO Jaundice Female rreg
uari.e aud all diseases arising from improper
1T PURIFIEs THE BLOODi
The Plnacea bottles. with the let
tiers .'DR RRUCB'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA
NEW CASTLE. XIV - blown in the glass.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.
Attentive Purgstive Dnretic Dapharetic and Tonic Its
removes Cons patton AMI the MASTER KING OF PAINE
IL the Kidneys and Urine.
Precipitation. equilibrium IL purin-s the Biooa
clears the skin ceanses the Tongue sweeen the Breath
while IL thus from the all accumulated
ma,r lts tonic properties sctivn
e life and vigor. Price 81 per bottle.
f. IT, STOCEwELL. " D.,
Professor OF Physiology and Hygiene successfully
in rhilsi-l Pha au' Cincinnati. says:
Mesrs BEUCE X Col have used extensively.
collectively the articles composing the Compound Of Or
Bruc.'s vraETA PaSACEA. and consider il the
remedy for Serofua. TuSere and Dysre
that the peogie IL potent aud evuces
degree of pharm aecutioal science.
+. II. STOCKwELL. NJ. D.
PROF. I G. GAYLE.
Dean ofthe Faculty ", mrhis. Tenn speaks thus:
l. VI. BKUCE. NJ. ID New Castle. Ky
submitted Compound to Professors
=. Watson they think highly indeed
your Panscea and think it will calculated
SOLITARY sterant give opinion Of
and Others who wish TO buy It, and eheerfu
1--WE il my individual recommendations.
am, very respectfully. your ob'tserv,t,
r. GAYLE.
Dean Of the Faculty.