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MONEY! MONEYS.

seems the money panic has created quite ar excite
u "nt ain"n@ The citizens of ST. Paul and ,Idiai
country. But j. W. Bass having purchased the rn.Ira
stock OF Cheap CioIhing and Dry I Grevc. has
created greater excitement He is selling goods at snh
cheap rates that Is Thin the all To clt,e tn. M
selves, for the coming winter come along all We that
are poor and necdy snd purchase where you can save At
least 20 per cent.
Remember til" stand L. Grcyc, OPPOSITE Tho r,nri-s
Saloon, ST. Paul.
G. unity rie chants will find fine stock 10 rcpeni.h
from--at New York prices-cail and see.
81. Paul, Nov. g. 1851. II
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Ho! Wash.ta,

SFEflS fact. the Bhoys mp country, Eureka City
- is the hest point on the Minnesota River; tnnt
the Railroad they going to build lean6 Dubuque,
Iowa. 70 ST. Paul. Minnesota. will cross the Minnesota ri
right Eureka that have the best Agricultural
surrounding Eureka there is in the Territory
Now, II you don't believe il just up and fer
yourself, and will give you very alternate lot Of 3O9
valuable town lots by purchasing another, and i'm
proving it in such way that ii will be creabe TO the
q. ADDISON BROWN,
Eureka CITY. Dec. 81. 1853 16-1y
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PAY YOUR TAXES.

"a Office IS hereby given that the tax duplicate ot
Ramsey county, for the 1854, has been pactd
in hands with the proper warrant attached. requiring
to collect the Owners of real
property (ctsle OF the city ST. PauD will there
take nutict that all taxes against thc
must be paid Immediately. | have authorized George
Hezi,2 10 collect tn" saine the duplicate wi h the
is in his Ran Is. and will be found at his Office OPP
posIte the American Hotel in St. Paul
Pronptncss Of payment Will time, trouble and
costs. 4. ". FRiDiEY,
Sheriff Of Ramsey County.
Shera's Office, st. Paul, Oct. %, 1854. oct2Stf.
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Da.cw?rc Election.

WILMINGTON. Del. Nov. Is.
The ljll Official vote Of the State has been
received. 1t gives the Know Nothing cand.-
d tie scr Governor 7I3 majority.
Cull II. ilir nominee Of the same party fo:
Congress. h is ma ority o! lOi.
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To Wins!oW HOUSE.

Jaact'oa Of 81. Arisop Eaqic cnd Fort 9i' 81. Prml
Erssrs. CLEIIENT {, PARKER. Pryvriciors.
AViN;i tax n tii.> arg" a';l c1'nnloiious H. 80
- = respect !y solicit share ct pubic pa'ri3G-".
The building j. having only bc"I IN ii Jlly
lat. am. Exp f~n ha been spared ~ r tliilg IL;
al i, i}IE pUlc TIA. G"~:,
h.fnc. Beng squat ~ in the most b;.-iue.a I,rru
the city il business p arre vii ind il
t.cc alva.i, TO stop wi,h rar pr"urirt,rS VIII
spare ptins 10 furnish ilc!r table with every luxury
lii. rigrSr: ;fsf,i5.
- com, Niti tn, Hotel is Livery s. able.
prepared n-ii pIei,ur' per les. airi her>. with
20 81, turn .pf.. CLEiEEr s PARKER.
81 Paul. Nov. 81, l5ji-tAwIs.
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HEAR YE! HEAR YE..

BORROWER, nevertheless, accordingly, likewise,
WI notwithstanding the cry about READY MADE
CIOTnIN(;t but you will find tuat the BOSTON CLIO
THING STORE under the Minncsotian Once, is the
place where you purchase Clothing and Gents Fur
goods. every description at wholesale retail
the lowest cash prices. We have just received by the
War Eagle, Fall and Winter Goods. Give call,
and al-at the Boston Clothing Store. under the
NJ innesotian once. q. q. GRISWOLD.
sept 2.th. 1854. Gtf
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Ren-eolaer Insurance Company.
Lansin.burah, New York.
CHaEEEKE3 AID. 1856.
IuGnrcs against Loss hy Fire CT
DWELLINGS. STORES. MERCIlANDIZE,&c.
CATITAL. 100000.

REFERENCES.
Ja,lc. RjCI:arJ:CH s Cr.--N1'ii>o9- vs..
Charles y. Ho',nsnii--(irr"u Bay, Wis.
A. L. IEa,~ry, Ed, Cashier Bank OF New York-Ncw
York.
Aiphcu> Warren, Esq, Grm Of Trcnore Warren, Nc.
I'll. Wa. cl SIRE, {, do.
Nrssr. Salisbury. Fax Wool. No |. Gear street, '.o
). X. Stove. E>q.. Cashier Tf, City Bank, Troy.
=. Christie. E-q. Cashier Manufacturers Eanh do.
iii'al,:. S'"ctrr, 49,, Troy.
Lyman Carl ii. Ed. 10
VI '-,rs lIaigh & Giic>py, do
Mr.>rs Mats y VI Clare. i"
john S. Fake. Esd, President Rensselaer, Go. BARK
lal>ii!gHurgh.
inson Grpcsb"ck, ESQ. Cashier, do.
BOARD or DiuFcroaS.
Jacob Fake. Edward Tracy, JnsrphCs r. Leavrs,
Henry \. Mercer. Joih MARS. Ueury Fake. Alison -.
Hun. Jan,rs D.ucr"y. Jason j. G.!!eSpy, Sidney d.
smith. BI. IL /. Llmh. JOHN A. Snyder.
JACOB FAKE. President.
hiSpN ID. Ill. Vice President.
JAMES DoUiKEY, Secretary.
This Co.n;,ary ~ hc"n Ia operation for more than
t"c, ycl.. a'i always -; tiled an! raid its losses
promptly and i,"noaL!,. il is now in iouriohDS Con-
d!tion, safe and fe!td5'r.
II. r. BlGEL0T. AGENT,
Ctncc l.. y. Wait X CTS tore. Third street.
s. Pau. My Is, l"Jl--i63
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Homes for the Homeless.

's'WENTY Lots Of acres each, about IL miles
= fr"ni the Ciy limits. Price Two huu,r,si dollars
eriot one half cash and the balance years ifb-
oM intefc1 C&wtO HENRY McKENTY.
'r1ul; Nov. 70, 1854. d. sitr 10 Rea. Estate.
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--latest News.

= W. b. Ia ing purchased the Ei'.re stock nf
80 Clrau c 9th AMI Dry ,cml>. l.. G
MI iy liz. tho c,' nf -. Paul. that
"a" via c'n'ilirc los L. goods at the same cheap rates.
inh ING articles al tiu lowe! prices than ever offered
III tbs Territory.
Tn. is ir:Zc I'd r~icr. suit the closest buyer
al, ,iIj wra'! and iit,d of th',c
i-tS yi: IL Tie aJ Pay liz, and buy
VII - Nnl can sl":- l'-. 81.
Country ';c,it vii Il" W" II I" cal and examine the
stock as Ia" pr,uu 20 90 jJ,iHs business at N.w
York p"il .S.
NIB the STA :, # Z. Ci-cye, 'p"oste III" EipIrc
Sai0o;,, -. PAU. Nov 9, i~Hi--tf
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MAR RyED.

In Indianapolis, Ind, Mr. j. A. BrLrr; Of tll cli
"a Miss ANNA PARSER ct the former pace.
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H<ARrErS--A large lot Of de-rable patterns Of In
u grained and extra supsrfne Carpeting, cheap ter
CASH At CATHCARr CO.'S.
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Cn:on Mutual Life Insurance Company.
CHARTER vSi.INITED.
Original and Accumulate q! Cep al. 100000, and
statiy aSuT fr tc !cIc;it IT ttl>e laucct.-
Last Annual ID, ii, nj declared, 10 per
4. J. WHITNEY. General Agent for Minnesota and W
tern WiscUlIaiU.-Ollite in the Capitu ST. Paul.
7. Ei.wEI.I,. agent, st. Anthony Falls;
Hon. ". II. WOOD, agent. Sank f,ap.is;
THEoHoKE l.. PARKER, agent. Saltwater;
VI. II. SEAIsiUs, iuiSun, Wisconsin.
Bristol x Vie, lock, travelling agent, tor 81 nnesoa.
St. Paul. ~, lS5l.
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E2stray.
StrIyed.

6NE pair Of three yearsoli Cattle came TO thc en-
~ closure of the undersigned November the s h,
1854, described as foows-a deep re line lack, witn
the brI and the horn r. l. The is requested
prove property, pay charges and take them away.
wit J. BRUCE.
Township % and Range 81, Sec. s, Nov. 15, 1851.
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HANFORD, THAYER s. CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Clothing & Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods

Clothing { Gentlemen Furnishing Goods
No. lS0 ava. IS. Han Street, Corner of Green,
One dour below the virginia Hotel, Saint Louis. Missouri
ATING enlarged our Store double the former Size,
Z making 1t the largest and best arranged Clothing
Warehouse in the City. prepared TO offer unusual
iu,.Uct IL lIts 10 purchasers in our line.
Our immense stock for the rrirrna hing Fail and VIM
Trade. Manufactured EXPIRE ssly fer this market
aud tee Confident that merchants iud
variety. and style, much better iptcd the Western
Tra,c than they vii. fin, in the East.
Our goods Of the Best Material, well cut and made,
AMI warranted to ti.
The largest aud best stock OF assorted Shirts In the
West.
Our assortment Of Boys Clothing is large and COM
p'ct".
Iu6ia Rubber aud Oil Clothing at Eastern prices.
Merchants, visiting st. Louis, particul rly uvi;ed
call and examine Goods anu Prices before making
their purchases elsewhere.
HANFORD, THAYER co. ST. Louis, Mo.
HANrORD & BROTHER. Manufacturers, New-York
Angn>i /. 1851. II
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Illinois Central Lsailroad.

Illinois Central Lsailroad.
go III
49, y
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
<hN AMI alter Monday. Get ?0l. 1853. Trains on thi
will in connection with the Gai+na and
Chcas Union Railroad daily, Except Sun!ays) as toll
Uws:
Leave Galcpa,
First Exrr"Ss and Mail Train at A. NJ. arriving IL
Chica-p $40 =. NJ.
Second fxprcs> Tain at p. NJ, arriving in Chicago
at = \. NJ. IL xt morning.
Leave Chicago,
First Express and Mali Train al $40 A. ~, arriv Ing
in ia lena a. 3 y. ".
Second Train nj p NJ. arriving in Gaicna at
Oils A. NJ. n 'xt morning.
No c'.ar.,.' cf Gers al baggage on this rUatr.
Freight rIriiis ,carc Ga,cnl 1T $50 \. NJ daily. Tex
c,pI san ty~.l
F.e Ia, WY billed directly through TO Chicago, am!
without chausc Of cas-.
J. Z. wYMAS. SUP rrintendent.
Oc'ob-r o.. 1854. d&wtf.
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THANKSGIVING.
Governors PrOcEafNa ion.

T has become a custom with the American People n
have day in The set apart for giving thank.
to Almighty God for his blessings upon them
ton
Therc'o~e. I, Wills A. German, Governor of the Ter
ritcry Minnesota do request all persons keep and
observe THURSDAY, THE 2lST DAY OF DECEMBER.
for such Purpose, and all persons requested 10 all
sta their usual occupations that day. and man
ifct in f their obligations 10 the Great Rul
or the Universe his goodness people in
dividualIy and collectively. W. A. GORMAN.
Executive Dept Min. Ter.
Nov. 10, 1854.
J.TRAvIs EossER, Sec'y Min. Ter.
1854.
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Three F1ays LATER Crcnr Cnropr- Arrival of tic
A,ia-sno.Lcr i2iit.r--lclca: Cf the Turk.
a:.d = r1.r "i ihc E;'s ti..Hi - tho *co'c'i
Troop C.ca; Io>s q i.ii--:.ic.c &c sci.:l> 80
ri Cant!nrrt--G ris'-css III tie ely
Ei.hitn: ~ Ec-sarasi;:-ioss Il :hc Cns.is:,
and i'rcuch rrrop..
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ii. Paul Iron aud Brass Foundr,

81 Paul Iron aud Brass Foundry.
FE7UVS establishment is now uriSi" It'll good
IA Patterns and is ready To Ill orders
CASTINGS All on short not and
Re terms. Having erienced Pattern Maker,
employ Are pr pared up patterns OF any
s,,yI.,,ign th. nl.y io Ct;teJ :ur.
Also, Iron TurI ns an | fln'shine.
i;rs., AMI c0!n;p> Jn Cas- ing made to order Babbit
metal, &C., constantly on hand.
ir0n brass and copper taken In exchange for
work. +. L J. 3. GILLIAN.
St. Panl, Aus. n, 1854 dkwIy
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Esssrcss -aYticc.

TN Mru'cy The 9Th mt ~. LCtBtNN w'i l.er-
u ,iaieur. the list TIL, c--rianI :x9,rss tniS
IN. Ms .n- - NIL M Gc patched " ;H~ug ~
q sc imitation bhi"' a. n cJ.Gcc OF neh and
Til I'D sire, =. opposite Po>. oaicr.
l.. HJmTZ & Co, Agents.
81. paul. Ny. %. 1851.
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McdieateA Fur Chest Protector,

Mcdie2ted Fur Chest Protector,
TO all PEI Of all and conditions, certain
ant shield against those fearful diseases, Con-
sumption Bronehitis, Asthma Coughs, Colds, and other
all the lungs, which arise the exposed
state Of the chest according 10 fashion, and the con,in
ual changes Of climate.
Thc rr3;ccto'' simply chemically prepared fur,
nHi with Sill, and padded. which, Suspended from the
neck, covers the chr-t Agreeable Il manner hat,
oncc worn. it becomes necessity and comfort.
.Thc Protector, although brt recently in, reduced i'll
to America is max IN. rap ,.yorress r,uch The
States. the Caladas south America and the West niics.
1t la. for long time hcca staple article in England and
IN Tic Continent OF EGroi", While il Ia Grown in Elany
countries I" the position of an article of dress.
To demonstrate these ire any English
dent vicinity of his know ledge of beneficial
eaccs of NC rins the fr't 'ctor WITHOUT RECOURSE
TO DocToRISG Of any Kind. Tie OF wearing these
articles is mric trr and one will last years. No
who values the health Of himself or his family will
be without them. TIL Hospitals in This country not
alone ,!ncnaipG them, hut raidly Introducing them.
ITarcour. Bradley Co... of London, and Manches ter.
Enr, md ere orig nay entrusted with the
Protectors by the lamcnci Er. Cooper.
Manufacture accord g TO his original nstruc-
,ins and th,r,sr. rec.sntuc, those VIII, wnu,t vear
..The Prot-ctors.'' t, 10 their being genuine.
REMEMBER THIS Is a STAPLE ARTICLE, AND NO
PAILNT Medicine.
RETAIL PRICES.
GENTS SIZE, $3.50 each
LADIES' DO. leo
Bows X MISSES 20. IS
HAECoURT, BRADLEY 4 CO,
IS Ann Street, and I0l Nassau street,
NEw-YURK. L.. S.
PRINCIPAL WAREHOUSE, 1o2 Wood Street, Cheap
side. London.
MASUFACToRy, 81 Market Street. Manchester, Eng
lani.
H., 3. Co. establishing DEPICTS for the sale Of
The Protrcior'' in all of America PLY >icians,
SURGEONS, druggists, clhiers. Dry Goods Merchants.
hatters milurrs ais" icntlenens Furnishing
Keepers entrusted with the wholesale retail.
tril uti Them. AMI whom liberal terms are
offered f. their enterprise. and splendid opportunity
opens them or prod able For terms
Apply to
HARCCURT, BRADLEY & co.
IS Ann Street, NewYork, L. S.
Sc 4, Il. 1854. W3m
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.aWR kNK. 7
eHaRLEs II. PARKER, J.
BASkEE. AM. fxEHAk GE BROKE
Attorney e Courisellor-ae- Law,
isopsy united to FaSa,s IgeIapd, Se and France,
yf,hsa my oihtf psihi u tfE cohtI-
Inlere,, Allowed on Special Deposits
Collections made rrughou, Niuner.ta, charging the
erent rates OF Exchange, ard the actual expense
collecting. -tt
Lonms Negotiated yielding ~ to 70 per cent. With
uneXe'' Ia ,v lvai tr se'ur Z. c'on bonds
able IN New Yorn OF elsewhere Is M tructed .
Her leird Deufsch gesprorhen.
References by permission:
GOV iG":nln'.,Hi ra hr>srs Page Bacnn,Ss Io's
Ey-GD.. AIcN RAMSEY Aucr!can Elk III Sc Bank, NY.
Rates of Exchange.
EASTERN. p ct. prem.
Southcin,.. ......-......-...........h :"
Exchange! Exchange.
Pr"ir'n paid Eastern Exchange, at e. II. P,rkcrs
Banking Oiice. -...F .|.' June 5, 1854.
--.-''..--i Money Market. -.-'
Leans on CALI. z ct. per mo
Frs CLASH il.r- .....-......-.....a ;.
Land Warrants. B;r's
100 acre, INSTRUMENTATION. IS6
so NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
40 IS ........................... 10
.." Rates Of Discount. Bank
When rsc'd oil deposit In eAch for other currency Not
GEORGIA.
Atlanta Bilk.
II .Tsliclts' Eann, MacoI.. .....................
KENTUCKY.
Newport Safety FHrd, (7Iinpiasc )............:
MICHIGAN.
Ertc AID kniana2oU, Aii an,.................
MaCUAU County
ILLINOIS.
Rock Island Bank, Shiuplasier, signed by NJ. B.O,-
aOie.. D
ALI other Currency aOoi credit in New-York,
rec" lived at. .'1r.
ST. Pau, Aug. j. 1894.
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7 a r X F r S
SSGaSc AbsfrncG.

"a FRAEHERS and residents, before purchasing Real
~ Ia ate in this city and cOun.y, ioauins motley
t',er"on VIII di1 il 10 lher int consult sail alb
And they evitei Ia call aud examine it, before
yi" upon Information OF tici from other it,
al, anta:Gts Will be crrriuy explained.
Paul. 4. 1854.
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NASsAC.:rscTrs-Nc haze before us Eoston
rop,r OF the lOti'-t'o days after The clcc:.oI
The know Nothing victory is complete sweep
in everything. Governor STATE Officers. E'.,i
hars Of Goa. rcsa. Legislature AL ali. Til"
Why and Dun.2cr.tic candidates are ~
uhai.'
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Il appears taat the E.;;i! Of Hallowell i,
sound ;t.!d sac. lis di-crctt was only another
v .unpI .,tl,.!npt Of the Suffolk Bank vi Boston,
10 break drWu everything. that dos not pay
tr:hute IL u.-I.:o3gSaH B,t,s .lo'c Rfj.o,.
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I.woH'T Cn~. r1.--The Washington tn,o:
having charged the y. i. Trbu.!c with attack
denies it &:ld says Ii, .,a> ''lons ceased TO waic
thc pot v.,cr- i; went doAn::;
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LOUISVILLE. Nov. Il.
Bristow. Wig. is elected to Congress in the
Second District. in place Of the late F. Ewing
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IIOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

SIR It is with the most heartfelt pleasure have
to inform YOU that have been restored TO health and
srengthby taking your Pills. For the last ten years
suffered from arrangement of the liver and som-
ach and was reduced TO such extremity that gave
up my shp never expecting to 20 to sea any mere as
had tried every remedy that was recommended to
me, but all to no purpose and had given myself up
20 despair, when was at last recommended to take
your pills. After using them for three months the
result is that am new IN better health than have
been for eleven years past and indeed rs well as ever
was in my life. You are qnte at liberty 10 make
this known for the benefit of others. geia1in SIR,
yours respectfully * J0ES Johnson,
These Celebrated Pills are Wonderfully Elf
cacious in the following complaints:
Ague. ASTHMA, liilious complaints blotcles on the
skin. bowel complaints. constipation If the bowels,
debility, dropsy, cryspelas, female irregularities, fe
yers Of all kinds govt, headache, indigestion, jaun-
dice, liver complaints, piles. retention of urine
serofula or kings evil, stone and gravel. secondary
symptoms, yenerial affections, worms Of all kinds,
weakness, from whatever cause.
Sold at the esta blshment of Prof Holloway, SO,
corner Of Ann and Nassau streets, New York also
by all respectable druggists and dealers in medicines
throughout the United States, at ~ cents 81 cents
and y so cen each. To BE- had at wholesale of the
principal drug houses in the Union.
{ GS- There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N. B--Directions for the guidcarce of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each box.
To the Ciicens of the United States:
most hunbiy and sincerely thank you for the i'm
mense patronage which you have be.towed upon my
pills. / take this opportunity Of stating that nay
ancestors III American citizens aud chat | en-
terrain for all hat concerns America and the Amef-
cans, the most lively syInpathies. much SO that
originally compounded these pills expressly b suit
your climate habits constitutions. and manner of
living, intending TO establish myself among you,
which have now done, by taking premises IN New
York. 5a sst@ THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
30, Corner of Ann and Nassau streets New York.
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The MEDICAL DEpARTME>r.

OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI.
n Ill regular Lectures Of the Medical Department
j of the Missouri University will commence on
the Isl Of November, 1851, and will continue until
the lst of March, 1850 4 He8. Er
# preliminary lectures will be delivered by
the Professors Of the Institution, FREE of any extra
charge, on subjects intimately connected with thex
respective departments, beginning on the LIST of DC
tobcr and ending on the lst Of November.
Clinical Lectures will also be delivered either at
the City hospital or the City Dspensary, every lay
entire regular session. ) Admittance to the Clinical
Lectures free Of extra CHARGE. is--
MEDICAL FACULTY.
JOHN ;. MOORE, NJ. D., Professor of Theory and
! Practice a rr-E GA Z gtr'E-
JOSEPH n. MCDOWELL NJ. D., Professor Of Sur
gerry and Surgical Anatomy.
ABNLR lioPloN, NJ. d., Professor of Chemistry
ard Pharmacy.
JOHN BARNES, NJ. d., Professor of Mate.ia Ned.
ca, Therapeutics and Medical Botany.
Z. DEMING, Vi d., Professor Of Pathology apd
Clinical Medicine #
J. r. ALLEN. NJ D., Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases Of Women and Children.
PAXTON SPENCE, NJ D., Professor Of Physolugy
and Comparati e Anatomy.
JOHN I. HoGDEN, NJ. ID. Professor Of ANATOMY
General and Special.
l. DRAKE MCDOWELL. NJ. D., DEMONSTRATE
FEES.
Fees for full course Of Lectures sos Fee for
the Diploma 500; for admission q the Di.secting
room and Demonstrations SO; Matriculati,u feI.
SIS.
Good tca- ding can BE- obtained within ii d.
lance of the College, for from 81 to $ per v 81.
Stud, nts and Others, designing further inf I'M ion
will please address the Dean Of the Facul y.
JOS. N MCDOWELL. Nj.
twkw.n4 en-. Dean of the Node Fara.te
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so or and cks cogniac
= and Amer. brandy
100 bbls Amer. brandy
and gin; ~ do pach
brandy rum aud Mo
nongahe!a whiskey
500 bbls old rectified do
100 bbls cider vinegar
go or cks old port, Ma
deira & Malaga wine
100 bxs claret wine
800 bxs Goldfish d herring
100 bxs brandy cherries 4
Stoughton bitters
1000 cans Bait. oysters
10 case ! and / bxs sar-
1 dimes
100 hxs assorted pickles
and ketchup
leo bxs lemon syrup and
chocolate
100 NJ rsgalia and princi.
Pee cigars
l5G bxs Havana and Gu
-.-s - 80
so bxs assorted preserves
so gross playing cards
so dcz washboards
$50 doz buckets, assorted
$50 nest tubs
20 gross yeast powders
100 gross backing
$50 rms let and cap paper
500 rms wrapping paper
200 bxs window glass
$50 do trmblers and TASKS
500 doink and mustard
| 4 case q. d. peeussion
AZ caps fN
Primes and candy
Pepper sauce,
black lead, Iipes, powder
4 '54. ~
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-10-17
PURrFICATTON OF THE FLOOD,
II y and Bilious Complaints.

ri.s~ and Bilious Complaints.
The 81 =. Of the Union suffer much from dis
are, see te kNer end stonach scarcely any are free
from tas .aauence Of these destructive maadies,
hence life fast TIE fair sex. perhaps the most
handsome III tho world, mp to certain period when,
distressing 80 say, many loose their teeth and good
looks, while in the hesday oi fe such sad evils may
be efectuaily remcdied ty continually keeping the
blood pure, and the liver and stomach in healthy
action. when life will flow smoothly, and resemble
plants in a congena cline where an eternal spring
appears to reign. As il regards the preservation of
the human frame, and the duration of life, much
maybe effected, and say fearessly that health and
life Gan be prolonged for many seaTs beyond their
ordinary limits, if Ho!lowayis Pills are taken to
purify the blood according to tx rules laid down fer
health contained in the directions which accompany
each box.
A case of Weakness and Debility of ten
years. standing, cured by Holloway's Pills.
Copy of letter from Capt. John Johnson, Astor
House, New York, dated Jan. {, 1854.
To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY, 50, Corner Of Ann and
Nassau streets, New York tss@S
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