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Fifteen Days Later from California.
NEW ORLEANS. June %.

NEW ORLEANS, June %
The steamship United States has arrived at
her wharf in this city. bringing Intelligence
from san Francisco 50 sle LIST ; fifteen DAYS
later than was received by the D0wict " 'ebstlr
The through trip from San Francisco has i'll
deed been one Of the shortest on record.
The lsthmus Railroad has been 50 far CON-
rleted that the trip across was made in six
hours.
The Independence ship and North Star sailed
from Aspinwall on the 9TH for New York.
with go passengers and 81 100000 in gold on
freight. The Illinois, which left on the same
day, had $4,000 in freight.
Latest accounts from Acapulco report that
that place was still under Il very close block
adc.
Further accounts from Grenada show con-
siderable doubt Oh previous reports of sue
ccsSful revolution.
The jury i'll the case of Mr. Dillon, French
Consul at San Francisco, charged with vio-
fation Of the neutrality laws of the United
States, had failed to agree and were discharged.
HIS examination commenced on the Odd and
during lis progress the court room was filed
tic case having excited the deepest interest.
The MarysVl!le and San Francisco papers
give accounts of several fires in those cities.
lhe losses generally Were not heavy.
\ fire had also occurred i'll Mcrceda, destroy
Ing considerable property.
Intelligence had been received in San Fran
cisco, announcing the safety of the steamer
Sea Bird, which had been supposed lost.
The news from the mines continues of an
encouraging nature. The yield was very sat-
islactory. The crops come in finely.
Further difficulties from the Indians are re-
ported in different sections OF the State.
The President CT the Legislative Council of
Washington Territory was accidentally drown.
ed at Puget's Sound.
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NICHOLAS AND THE .GovERNEss.--At the Fe.
male Orphan Institution, St. Peersburgh there is a
nursery Tor govenesses, under the orders of Count
Fiehegourski. One OF the young ladies found he's
self in interesting condition, and became mother
without the superntendents being able to indicate
precisely which of them it was. The emperor, furi-
Gus, proceeded to the place in person. He harangued
the young ladies, and declared that unless the guilty
one named herself he would cause them all to be Wis
tied by professional men, but that il she did she
should be pardoned. No one presented herself; and
the Gar left the house, giving himself up to rage
hich it is difficult to depict As he passed through
the corridor one Of the students threw herself at his
feet, and declared that, 10 save her companions from
IN aftont, she confessed herself guilty. Nicholas
;cked her away with his foot saving, cit is too late"
Is not tina, TIA ii worthy Of Caj'g"la
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F ersOnal Intelligence.

VIM Gleason, VIM Tombs, S H Higgins. MIR
Allians, Providence; B Johnston, Saltwater; p S
Pisk, Red Wing; Dr. J Bodimi, New York c Fos-
ter and lady, GaIena J w SibIey and lady, Cmcn-
natl; VIM Mattocks and lady, Prepoar; + May,
Barnett, Dunkirk Owens, l. II Boycc, J
Owens, St Louis; ID Stenchieid and lady, St An
hony; Aldrich and wife, Miss Spauding, Dixon,
Ill; W H Semmes, w lIorner, Hudson; NJ Z Pack
cr, Saltwater; \ D Hubbard, ST Anthony; arrived
at the American House Yesterday
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NEW BOOK STORE!
G. HAMILTON * co.

No 3 " itstou Louse Corae' IF Edg'e and Fort SIS
RE receiving AMI opening the largest and best assert
= ment OF Books. Sat ionery. Wall Paper ana fancy
articles before brought west of Chicago which they
offer for sale at the lowest possible cash prices
We woul first call attention to stock of Val PG
comprising 5000 rolls. which purch >ed
low rates. Those wanting Wall Paper would do we'll
look at assortment.
Our stock of Stationery can't be beat this side of Chi,
caSo.
Writing Pnp1r of all grades. Pens, Ink, Rt.hhcr, Ink
sta d> Rulers. Rloting and Drawing apcr of I'll dscril
Ito rs and in fact all articles usually kept Stationery
est ihli>hmcnt
fiod Peas. We have large stock of J. b. Beers
Pc iS. all warranted which offer to the public Eat
pr Gold and Silver Tooth Picks neat ar clr
Ic'!gcrs. Journals. Fay Books, Pass Books and VI.
ran'lun>, of all styles, in sets single.
We have cool stock of " >celaneous Books. and a
great variety # Chllrens Books which cannot fail
please.
Chnp IuLlaut:Gas We have in very large stock
ami new received by Express they
sued from the press. We have arrangement in New
York city by which all the works forwarded
as soon printed.
IF Sctooi BoolS. have all of l. S Eavncs & CO. :
publications. which offer low other eStab.
Inen IN town. Give US call. c. HAMILTON x Co.
June 30 fttf No ;. NinStOW House
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WARREN BRIO
tEN BHToi- J. 1. WIifI
BRISTOL & WHEELOCk.

COLLECTORS OF LEBFS AND GENERAL AGENTS.
Ss'lll attend to the collection of cb throughout the
w Territorv Buying and selling Real Estate Pay
ing taxes locating I&ad Warrants entering lands and the
transaction OF any business requiring the union lcg;
information professional scrSica>-Wiih practical
krnwti"" OF III" details of business and the important adj
yantago> acquired b. long residence and extensive
quaIn1Dcc il the Territory Our csbrac
the most ample facilities for the iredY c,ctl4' = ,ietdS
distant parts of the Territory.
Office on Ihr, street, two doors above Whitney Gal
l.r,
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1ss~ The attention of those engaged in the
numbering business is directed to the adver
tisemcnt Of FRAzEE'S Patent Portable Saw
Mill These mills have acquired great rep
utation for cheapness, efficiency, and durabili-
ty. Mr.. E. CEoswELL, Agent, 229 Broadway,
New York.
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ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR At LAW O1fc,
at the Ranking House of WN. BREW sTlR X Co. Thirj
street Saint Saul R.tyrnHH:-IS- President Fillmore
Buial" N y. Hon. Hiram X. Jerome Rochester. $.
lion. aaron Soolrici s.. Paul WA. Brewster, & Co.
St. Paul
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THE ILYPi0NEER, published esery selay NOR
,1 al TIE Office Beect Street Saint Pad Minnesota and
ftatshei 10 HaI Subscribers for Sir Dollars Tor i. 4d
iae Cdrrt-r.
TIE WEEKLY PIONEER. printed C.. the same o1fics
%@'': - Nft Snc tiers o e flI3a7 rQ Stagle Cojv
L.1 Ho'ta'F IRE totlss, Fight Dollars Ei,u Copies 1:t
Do!tor; lceie "' 1cclre Delars IL Toxic nfr1,4e Of
Lhs Up i"'s< h3-rf, tae s5cr tim p. n.u Be ,a
~ tbfHtSpONDE.NI5.--4, rus co,ar,,nicaticnS
"a" fecrtre NJ attention. Al 0jcie> processing stas tts,
mus De Aptait By The 4Nor's pane Mt for pqtiica-
t1o' bit as guarantee IF TIE truth ct the ntris.
tot&R.dry C1rreaD1ndestcs. c0nIiainq aportat
s.iitis Of The oo..3 Qrot If t,asas AMI settlements
u.l0dJhoat Me ..olth.pest. IS soiiciiea.
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II f. 4 DIN BOO ks.


II AVE you seen them? They admirable backs
All the teachers who have exafninct and used them
attest warmly their singular fitness for tile purposes of the
school rct7A.
IheY in fact the carefully consdcrc! results Of the
most ample experience in teaching and accordingly
adapted admirably in every way the and powers
of the learner
Here in the onset - dull arguments long drawn
out To prove that the picture of cat j. not cat -
that the picture OF horse is horse that
picture of COW is not COW and other information
equally valuable and appropriate, i'll school book for
child.
On tho c"Hrary the clild is assumed to have common
sense. AND 10 need Instructions in what j. useful nj ,u
ed tohi years He therefore puzzled the start
with long words AID abstract definitions ard wcaric ont
with re9iinG orattcmptnc to read what is without ben
eht heranS" above his capacity, and without interest be-
cause inSuilcraby dan.
In Stlnders New Reading Books. every step in tho ro
ee'- til the very last. is plainly PREF araoly 10 t." next
The pupil i pleasantly and proftablv conducted through
lessons consisting ct two, three. Syables
in regular succession, all containing matter full OF inter
est. moral and instructive. vet highly tanning and
besides ran-o while merely ching ha 10 read
t" mbu" hi mind with the Wh"leson. Thought and
deyei)le AMI strengthen his mental powers.
Teachers. examine them. and Judge for Yourselves.
The teachers throughout the Territory can have ct of
the above books for examination, by calm. W
Combs, the American House who is the only author
izc agent fol Minnesota.
June City
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STR AXED.

LNROM the subscriber, living in St Paul horse
L mare. The horse is Ara hian color spottr.i
with white and red SPOTS The of Il BAY color
fv wears old. Both had leather hs9, stalls on when they
mt awav
liberal reward viii be given any person returning
IN above horses giving inormat where they
70 md to the undersigned, living in Lower St. Paul
june 80 div JOHN ROGERS
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s9" See next page, under Commercial head,
for rates of Money and Exchange, St. Paul
and Galcna Markets, &c.
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RD~ The steamer Nominee came in yester.
day morning with, as usual, good load of pas
sengers and freight.
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Asgr The little Humboldt came in night be-
fore last from the upper country, as large as
life.
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NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

ALI. persons having accounts against THE PIONEER
FFCE dating since the FIRST MAY, 1853 reques
ca 10 present them at our Counting Room FORTHWITH.
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EE~, Materials for a saw ard grist mill have
been shipped from Galena for the city of St.
Peters, and both will soon be in successful or
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Bsss~ We call attention to the advertisement
in another column. Of horses >travcd
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' LII. VIM. IT. TVMI
NEWELL & TOMPKINS,
A TT II \EY 4 TT.AV

ATTIC Z \ f 7 5 4 7 LAM.
Office Third STREET, KreiJers Stare St Paul. Nm
VJvIIattend to blsne in their en-,
w ed to Them in the Supreme and other Courts of Rec
ord in Minnesota Territory
RE- EEENCES
Hon W. P. BRYANT, Judge C. G.. Rockville I7,t'iana
Gov. J. A. Wright. hudirnnpos
Hon J. Petit, L. : senator,
a. A. Huff. Judge c. c.. LnfnyeHe
A. :. White. Ex L. s. Senator
d" Dan Mace, NJ. c.
" H. L. Ellsworth,
q Henry S Lane, Croujor,s,ille
:. E. A. flanagan, Corington,
Robert Jones. Esq,
Thomas Bowling, Terre Hante,
George Netlelton Esq Neac Orleans La.
Vim. H. Ward. Esq. UnShinala d. C.
John Evans. NJ. NJ, CkiroGo. H.
Gov W. A. German. 81. E1nI w.
Hon. Ta,id Olu,stcad ~. Ppnl " T.
81; II I'll. june ii. ,lf
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ViE attention of Printers Is respectfully called the
examination of Nor Htn1 Printing Press, recently
patented by DR.. j. LEWIS of Buffalo, New York. in pre-
sentng this Press to the Trade rely entirely upon its
merits as cheap and de-irube article. combining in
small space. all the requisites of Printing Press.
Ilc fact that Printers have long desired Pres. which
could be afforded at low price, has been the main in
due lnent in getting this VI and although not .Nu,tine
RES yet work be done well and eypcously by a
hoy The raten acts the same as tvmpan on the
din Try hand press being hung hinges, and balanced
20 is given by pressing down upon the lever The
rolling of the form under the aten being entirely dis
pcnScd with.
These Presses arc set up ready for use and sent
to part of of the country, with less expense than
other Press. being less in size and weight. We
making three sizes, the smallest of which will make 800
impressions per hour cards aud other small work for
which It is designed.
PRICES, WEIGHT SIZE.
Half Cap, .......... 9taxl3 1Ol4xl4 10 $50
Cap: .:...:....: llxl6 17xl9 245 IS
Long Med. or Proof. e'ix2l 1o1zx26 go 10
They made entirely Of Iron, and warranted.
NJ. W. CHASE 4 CO,
Manufacturers anil SOLE PropritDrS,
Office No. > East swan street. Buffalo, New York.
Wells & WEBR Agents for New York.
Nn.srs f. :. GOODRICH X co, ut the PIONEER Off,,
at "a Paul Agents for these Presses. and will re-
ceve orders for them at manufacturers prices adding
transportation Orc of them constantly be in
operation the PIONEER Office We recommend them,
full trial OF their capacity for good work and >pe
June ."-itf E. :. GOODI.lCF X co.
IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE,
ing of One Hundred and Sixty Acres one mile and a
la If from Point Douglas There is the farm good
and Ian house. finished off in good STYLE with 6f
under fence and planted. For further particulars
enquire OF Truman NJ. Smith, his office in 81 Paul or
of the >wner on the premises. II, D. WHITE
ST. Paul. Jane 20. 1854 d3w*
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Nebraska and Kansas Appointments.

WASHINGTON, june %
SESATE.-After assembling, being private
bill day, the consideration of the calendar was
resumed.
HoUsE.-Mr. Fenton, of New York. from
committee on commerce, reported a bill for
the remission of duties upon certain goods
which had been destroyed by fire, in the cities
Of New York and San Francisco.
The following appointments were sent to the
Senate yesterday:
Gca. Batter, Governor Of Nebraska.
A. ii. Reader, of Pennsy wanna, Governor of kan-
sas.
Mr.. Woolsan, of Virginia, Secretary of Kansas.
Mr. Cummings, Of Iowa, Marshal Of Kansas.
Messrs. Badey, of Indiana, and Harding, of Geor-
gia, and Elmo,c, Of Alabama, Associate Judges.
No appointment yet made for L. S. District
Attorneyship.
Bay~ We are informed by Gov. GERMAN
who returned last Wednesday from the Chip
pcwa payment, that he designs to recommend
the removal of the Chippewa agency from the
present location. He further says that there
is marked improvement in the habits of the
Indians assembled to receive their annuities
and that there is at present but little drunken.
ness among them.
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FANS, FANS.
WILBUR NJ. HAYWARD.

AL and see extensive assortment of Muslin F. ms
at e. UANIIT Ton x GO
me 3o'it No. 3. Wn>iow iIou: e
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Co-pARTNERsIlip NOTICE,
MACKUBrN Il EDGERTON,

i Il o X $
NtIrE---No :. NINSI"w HOES. r. PAtI. MINNESOTA.
S{'iiI. bay and sell nychanrHi count good Business
w at current Receive and
sell Real Estate tommisSonMtrc lo,l-G1io:i$-Iakn
rarr" Of Real Estate of nun-rrie, pay taxes ami do
all othcE business pertaining TO their profession.
Willis 4. German, Governor Minnesota; Alexander Ram
EX-tioy b-ccn Jones Co.. Chicago: Charlie
Marvin. Del. Bank. Delhi y. Y: Natsworti Shcton
\. y; II. y. Tucker Co.. En-. Bank, Ccag" Han ..,on
Fay. Boston.
E*' Notes of the Merchant Bank, Of u lcon received
drp" an, Cor tfoi and Exchange ut current rates.
June u. 1871. IN-iunc 20
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BE- We take pleasure in calling the attea-
ton Of our readers to the advertisement of G.
HAMILTON d Co. It will be seen that they
have now. and will keep constantly, on hand,
choice assortment of books, periodicals, mag
azines, &c, in short, every article appertan-
ing to the book-sellng and stationery business.
Their store will be found in the Wisslow
Block.
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FOR THE, LADIES

RS. HALLS New Household Receipts,
AI = New Cook Book
Mrs. Leslie, 5 Complete f'oohcrv
= New Receipt for Cookinr
&. HAMILTON & Co.
lunc :5O-dtf No 3. Win. lnM Hon.
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The SiOuxs and ChippeWas.

Our readers rccolect that some weeks since,
we gave an account Of an attack made on the
Chippewas, at their agency, by war party of
the Sioux, in which several scalps of the former
were taken. Shortly after this outrage. par
ty of thirteen Chippewus headed by Big W ind.
a chief of the Mile Lac band, went out to
avcngc themselves on their enemies The
Sioux, however, had been iorewarncd of their
intentions, and surrounding them with large
force, bore away the scalp of Big Wind. The
remainder of the Chippewa party returned to
their agency, quite dishcartenel. 4 party of
Pillagcrs, one Of Ike Chippewa bands. num-
boring about one hundred, who went out some
time since, have not yet returned We shall
hear bloody accounts from these Indians Gu-
ring the summer, as neither tribe will refrain
from THESE contests. So long as any real or I'M
aginary balance rests against it on the sca,l-
list.
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MINNESOTA RIVER OUTFIT.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
lhfd Street, Jawcsn Roberts and Manesoto.
y PRESLEY, has just retiTnel from below Will, a,y
l)s extensive a5sornl, nj of Groceries and Pro, ION.
and also large stock of ancv Articles hi tied in
the Fancy store nI II door, and ready Tor sale
His Groceries and Pro, is:ons consist in part of the f,.
lowing. viz:
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The Late Row in the House.

The late row in the House between Mr..
CHuRcHwElL and his colleague. Mr.. CrLLoN,
both of Tennessee, has called out the following
resolutions from Mr.. Books, of South Carroll
ma:
Rs'olr'd, That any member who brings into this
House concealed weapon shall be expelled by a
two-ihlds vote.
(Cres of ''Good, good.''l
Resot,td, That the Sergeant alarms shall cause
TO be erected suitable rack in the rot,nda where
members who are addicted to Carving concealed
weapons shall be required place them before en-
e'ing this hall, and that they shall expose them to
the inspection of the curious long as the owners
are employed in legislation.
The last though intended as burIesquc,
would be effective. We hope they will pass.
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ssa- The editor of the Missouri Republican
has been shown silver pitcher, goblet, and
waiter, designed as present to Capt. MonE-
HOUSE of the L"dy Franklin. On the pitcher
was the following inscription:
" Presented to Captain Lcgrand Morchousc
by the passengers Of the Lady Franklin, on the
great excursion from Rock Island to st. An
thon!y, in token of their regard for him as an
officer and man.
OF the descrsedness Of the recipient the same
paper says:
The present is really magnificent one.
and from our knowledge Of Capt. Morchousc
he richly merits it..
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A. II. Mostly.

HATS, CAPS. FURS, AND Cloves
Third Street, opposite the Mansstian office.
II. NJ. has land, in addition to a full stock of
a. the articles above enumerated, large assortment
of INDIAN CURIOSiTIFS,
And Gentlcmens Furnishing Goods He would also in
form the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Minnesota, that he :,
prepared to make up all descriptions of Fancy FuIs Ia
dies Riding Hats. and Gloves. at the shortest notice
The highest market price will be- rad for FIR sn.
beer SsSu>.
juno IT, :: ~
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NEW STORE! NEW sTOCK::


N4'V Id most respectfully inform the inhabitants &c
w Fl. Paul and surrounding that they have
rccentS established themselves in TIE New Store on Third
street two doors above Whncvs Daguerrean Caller.
where :!Iey oler 10 the public as>tr tment of
BOOTS MD SIIOFS,
hen Tor extent AID pari"tv, durability of material an
elegance and beauty Of finish, will challenge comparison
with tn" best selected stock in the Northwest.
II being onr determination do exclusive Boot AMI
shoe business have coniIenc. assuring the
public hat they all nd the articles at
Inc Low JUST PRICES at the
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE STORE, THIRD ST, ST. PAUL
june IL DIFF
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TAXI, NOTICE..

VE'IAT the undersigned VIII make application 10 the
A@FCc of Probate. for the Count, "i Ramsey. at the
"irr. at S P;l. Saturday She 18th day Jaly
at 10 "clrck A NJ. for letters Of administration his
estate Of Nehemiah \. IIulet titaaa 81.
june 10 1884 THOMAS Y. CALDER.
CO-pARTNE HSfEiP NOTICE,
". SIM son. James ltwther and john T. Bradford
- have this .av entered in artncrhp under the
STYLE and trim OF J. ". - Ni'SDN &CO for tine rir-c u
trans: cling Whoic>i!" Grocery. Produce Forwarding
and Commission Business. Lower leyee, ST Paul MINI.
Jun" -! fN34. June 24-f
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TO LAWYERS.

TO LAWYERS.
1 VERY fine assortment OF Lawyers Stationery just
n received 10y express irosn New York among which
hc found
The Lawyers Common place Book. y superior article,
OF e-al Cap opgioli Lawyers $ ais. Notaral Waters
and in fact every article of superior quality used !y the
Legal Profession. For sale cheap for Cash by
W : COMES,
lin Rock 1bc lpo
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TO PAINTERS. CARPENTERS, AND
ACTORS.

WTITe I'm. LNtN'" VI, IHIT"Hf7", NtU7VW
Glass AMI .Srsh, and cc,Ors ot oil Liods.
MAKE NOTICE! You can purchase the above articles
| very low for cash at JARVIS 4 CO.,
World. Fair Block. Roberts and Thrill street.
s. PAM, juno "a 1884 t.
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Ed
VINllI1 largest as>ortrn of CLOCKS inaportel o.
~ tins Territory consisting OF the choicest ( JAf
KINDS from the most celebrated makers. No charge
to ih-1n ANo beautiful lot of IiUNnNG asp'Pfl-
LEVER IllINE WATCHES
WM UIINGW(Ic rII
Cor. Of Jackson and Fifth str, cts.
81 Paul. Jun Il lSSI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-03
nR. wATsoN's CARD. i will use no other

artin the advertisement han found plain
practice those
called Syphic nearly fifteen this
those there lice the only merit inst
Ihnve diseases than
them than they what
and which has ventud
STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS SORES, elects, SORE
TRoATs Just familiar the
daily observation; which without vanity for claim
other merit than that of xperence.
few lind difficulty
those longer dnraon without submitting tho patient such
Of will him The
without within The
There New Orleans
matters aepi
aecrecy, which always nviolaby preserve. :,
which think IL
,aisfed my reputation already sufficiently established
sF W. WATSON, Nj. d.
M OF ructnn honsaa reet
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TTIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. =

JAMES would respectfully cali the attention Of citizens an
the following facts He all Private
ohe. drug namely
all Diseases of the Skin Or Jamss would also call ne epe
and solitary habit which rnina
body uniting them either busness society The fol
melancholy ehec produced by early
youth Weakness Of the Back and Limbs Pain IL he
VISION Of Muscular Power Palptaion Of the
Heart Dyspepsia irrisabiy Symptoms Of consump
Mentally fearful effects to be
readed Memory IDEAS Depression Spirits
Society, Self Dsf Love Of Solitude
Tmdity, ETC., come OF the evilsproduced.
Az afflicted with Of the above
deicacy prevent yor apply immediately and
the dreadful and awful Of this terrible
naady Weakness Immediately cured full vRo
rsrtored.
E JAMES hss from his former Office, No. l15 81
DIR. JAMES.
Penonsvng Remedies OF the Dis
address, giving full particulars by letter.
cosnn fee of tend JAMES.