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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-09-16

~ We had another heavy rain here on
Sunday night last. This has given the river
another good rise, the navigation of which NAV
now be considered clear and unobstructed to
steamboats, of any size afoat upon its waters
an excellent thing for the fall trade of the Up
per Mississippi.
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Yours in haste

sZt1'' The following article, which We copy
from the New York Independent Wa, designed
to have mere particular application to the lati-
tudc of that city, but believing. nevertheless.
that those of other cities and towns may draw
profitable eSsons.-wc give it place in our
columns:
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w A II Nj G.

OW this Is to warn the public from purchasing an
lots from Hiram Cawood unless IL be the lot
deeded hm by the Company, for which each and ever
has his deed male by the Company. tor all tn
lots each clas Any person who will the troubl
cali upon the Recorder Traverse es Soux,y ther
lind who the owners of Eureka are.
HENRY X. TERRELL. & CO.
.July 81. 1851,
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TU'E.NI'Y-FTFE FIRMS FOR S.iLE.
To Practical Farmers.

L - f~.N -TIt I-ih.h.' SIt
To Practical Farmers.
8NlS notice is TO real Farmers, not to spcculaurS who
IL pretend to be farmers.
To practical farmers wish to say that have on hand
now Wcty-iive farms :Ur sale and always have from
ten to twenty-five which range from two ten miles
from st. Paul.
From long residence in the territory, and from per-
sonal inspection of all the lands the city, am
bed to make the best selections.
therefore invite all persons wishing to cultivate the
soil to give a call
My farms have various degrees of Improvement. and
tattcr myself that can please all.
Terms made To suit purchasers.
HENRY M'kENTY. Dealer in Real Estate,
OFFICE-Oh Post Office Building, 3d street.
June 20, 1901.
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The Lamplichfer.

The Lamplishter,
NHE latest and best American novel; which is exciting
great sensation East, Just received and for sale
tv F.. HOwITZ Co.,
At IeDuc's Old Bookstore.
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S;'c!DE.-Wc learn by the Lewiston Falls,
Me.) Journal, that the wife ofMr. Reuben Dyer
of New Sharon, aged co. committed suicide on
the night of the 29th August, by hanging her.
self
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400 Acres Good Farming Land for Sale,

IL lying in one body, which there is 80
IA tine building Tamarac, forty acres fenced and
broke. fine spring the door OF the hcIs.
(Which Is comfortable log.) and ADJOINING which there
fine body of logs, and with a small expenditure
be made arge comfortable and convenient house. The
land is gool, well watered and timber plenty which will
be sold cheap applied For further pariicu
lars apply To n. +. TYSON & CO..
April %. 1851 tf33 Roberts street.
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5nS- In Memphis, Tennessee the man who
gets drunk is not fined, nor confined, but set
to work to cleanse the streets for so many days,
more or less, according to the grade of his in
toyicaton.
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APPEARANCE OF Foul PLAY-The Times OF
yesterday says the body Of an infant was dis
covered floating in sluice-way, in the upper
part of the city, on Sunday evening last
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Won't Go.-The Detroit Enquirer says that
President Pierce has received an invitation to
attend the National Hen Convention, but has
sent an Indignant rcfusal-hc having no opn-
ion OF hens since that egg business.
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\ New ENGLAND SCHooL-MARM.-Putmans
Monthly for Sept. contains an interesting ac-
count of the Excursion to this Territory in June
last, from the pen Of Mrs. Sedgwick. In it she
relates the following:
When our steamers were laying at st. Paul.
We were visited by young lady who was sent
there as teacher. q believe by Gov. Slade)
live years ago. She arrived within four miles
of her destination. and was told that there was
no such place as St. Paul. But the young New
England school missionary was not to be turn
ed back. She hired two Indian girls to row
her to the place that had been designated to
her as st. Paul. She found there two white
families. and eight white children. She began
her work, and now in the mids of that busy
population of 5000, Gt may be G,000 now.-I
speak Of three weeks since) she has large
boarding school! Suuh a fact urges prompt
ness. constancy and heroism in the cause of
Western education--education in the broadcst
sense OF the term.
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THE WASSCN HOUSE

THE WASSCN HOUSE.
HpY DAVIS WUITCIIER, Shakopce. This new
- ami coEDlodiois Hotel has been recently furnished
at expense, and is ready receive the travel
ing public. The proprietorS experienced hands at
the business. and Will spare neither time money iii
order to render the sgIourn of guests agreeable.
Their table is supplied with luxury the market
ordS. Their stable is conmodouS and their at
tc,tivc and polite.
Pleasure Parties in quest Of game 10 better than
visit ShakUpec. Our lakes abUun with fish and our
prairies covered with grouse.
Shakopee, April l6. 1851 33-tf
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Monday, haIlpast ten.
The Land Sales" SO far rs the portion of
the Reserve on this side the Mississippi is con-
ccrncd, were concluded half an hour since, and
the boys have just got through cheering. Err
him at Sl.2j per acre. 1t took Frank Collins
just three quarters ofan hour to close out II
Gle Sans old military consignment of that
portion of town rs situated in this district
No counter bidding. The people have triumph
ed.
Yours in haste
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Ho! Wash-ta.

11O w dISII-C
JEWS fact. the Bhoys country, say Eureka City
l. is the best poiut on the Minnesota River: that
the Railroad they going to build leading Dubuque,
iowa 10 ST. Paul. Minnesota. viii cross the Minnesota ri
right at Eureka; have Agricultural
country surrounding Eureka there is in the Tcrrtory
Now, If You don't believe Just up and for
yourself, and will give you every alternate lot 300
valuable town lots by your purchasing another, and I'M
proving it in such that il will be crcdtabe the
town. ADDISON BROWN,
Eureka City, Dec. 81, 1858. I6-ly
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The Wings of the Minneapolis Precinct met
at the Land Office Building, on Saturday last.
On motion Of Isaac Atwater Esq, Col John II.
Stevens was called to the chair, and Isaac ].
Lewis appointed Secretary.
Messrs. John II. Stevens. Alex. Moore, H. C.
Keith, Vim. 7. Day and j. n. Barber, were ap-
pointed Delegates to attend the County Con-
vcnton on the 10th instant
Messrs. Mason and Barber were nominated
candidates for Justice of the Peace; Messrs.
Brown and Parker for Constablcs, and Joseph
II. Canney, Road Supervisor.
I. |. LEWIS Secretary
Minneapolis. Sept. lllt 1854
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Lots at Traverse de Sioux,

NOMPRlSlNG every cl gibe variety of situatiUn Will
~ be sold by the subscriber at low prices. An u
innate title in fee simple will be guaranteed to the pur
chaser. J. A. WIIEEI.OCK,
At Parker's Banking and Exchange Office.
Jan 81, '5i-I9tf
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~" Water has been sold for Is cts bar
rel in Portland, Me-, during the late drought
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TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER u. 1854.
Editorial Cores spondence.
Land Sales--Lively Times in saltwater.

l1Inu SdleS---LiYely Times In saltwater.
SALTWATER. Sept. IL. seven O'Clock A. NJ.
We arrived here last night about eleven
o'clock, and found. as matter of course, ey-
cry room III every hotel and every private
house crowded. Oar coach load was slowed
away in cracks and crevices left vacant between
the legs and bodies of some eight or ten pre-
vious occupants Of the floor of Il small room in
the Minnesota House. Some of the settlers
did not appear disposed to settle at all for the
night. so that with the blowing of bug giles.
the firing of pistols. and other unquict demon
stratons against nights accustomed quiet,
there was not much charc. for sleep.
1t is estimated that thsc is at least thirty
per cent. more men, 'f6ussidcrs," now in the
town of saltwater than there are inhabitants.
BE this as it may, there cannot be less than
three hundred now in town who have been
drawn hither on business connected with the
sales. or as lockers on. About fifty stopped
all night at the Halfway House and are now
Just beginning to come into town. Among the
nOtablcs here are Gov. German. Hon. ii. IL.
Sibley and Franklin Steele, Esq. | under
'''''''
tect the rights of the settlers, which is very
kind of him indeed.
1t is apparent. if one may Judge by what he
sees Oh the surface this morning. that the set
tiers will get their lands at the minimum price
without opposition. There was some talk Mr.
Steele informs me- last evening of combna
tion being formed against taem. but the num-
Der who were willing TO enter into it was so
small that it ''tizzled'' in short order.
Mr.. ". X. Marshall has been selected as the
bidder for the settlers, with Mr.. Sihley as al
ternate. If the lanl officers are all ready and
no interruption occurs, the business W i'll all be
completed to-day.
We met on the road yesterday evening Mcssrs.
Becker. Nelson, Slaughter, Shelley. and 9th
crs. just fl ON Lake. Superior I presume you
will see them. and procure all the items of in
tcrest they may have brought with them.
1t is raining this morning. with every pros
pcct of a disasrecable day. will write you
again during the day. if anything of interest
occurs. Yours. &c.
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MAINE.-The annual election in Maine took
place yesterday. OF all the candidates in nom
ination for Congress, in six districts, none Of
thcm-not even the Hunkcr DemOcrats-have
avOwed themselves in favor of the Douglas Ne
braska Bill. There are four candidates in the
field for Governor, viz. Isaac Reed, Wing;
Anson F. Morrill,, Maine Law 4; Albion X. Pa
ris, Hunkcr Democrat. and Shepard Carey,
Liberal Democrat, so called. We predict that
Morrill, will come out ahead of either of his
vernon Of Maine.
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NUMBER 50.
County Convention

The Wings of Dakota County are requested
to meet at the school-house. in Kaposa on the
10Th instant. to nominate County Officers and
Delegates to the District Convention. The
Precincts in the County will be expected to
send four Delegates to the County Convention
-kaposia will send five.
A. R: FFFScn. Gent Com
kaposia. Sept 9. 1851.
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Hennepin County Land Agency.
GeOCGIlT AND SOLD-ParmS, To an Lots and Real
IL Estate. of all descriptions, the Sheriif' Ofc" in
Minneapolis ISAAC BROWN
March 70, 1851 %
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W. & j. SE.N'SE.NDERFER
Importers and UhoiesdIe Dealers ia CigGrS Tobacco,
&C., &C., III Worth Main Sreet.fa fcrr doofs bcioc
the VTginid IioteiJ Saint Louis, Missouri.
XETE keep always hand large and superior It, OK
w Imported aud Domestic Rrgaa. La Norma.
Mlllar, Lundre Ch-roots Principe and other Havana C
sars of best brands.
June 81, 1884.
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DRS. POTTS g. MORTON,

HIAyING associated themselves together in the rrac-
III tice their profession, OTTER their services to the
citizens o ST. Paul AMI its vicinity.
,- Oace on Third street. over II. C. Sandfors store.
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OSS ACRES bordering Lake Josephine, Miles
-cO from the city limits, leo of which are
fenced, and 30 acres cultivated HENRY MCKENTY
st Paul. Aug l, 1854
The daily union., 1854-02-03

Arrive at Hopknsvilis by 7pm;
Leave Hopkinssills Thursday and Saturday a, !
Arrive at La Fayetse by 10 a m
Leave La Fsyetle Thursday and Saturday at II m
Arrive at Hopkinsvie by 5pm.
63i7 From HopkinsvIle, by Pembroke Trenton Hadens-
vile, Sadlersyille, Tenn, Keysburg, Ky, and
Barren Plan' to Springfield, 50 miles and back
Leave Hopkinsyille Wednesday at sam;
Arrive al Springfield by pm;
Leave Springfield Tuesdays al q m;
Arrive at Hopkinsyille by s y m.
Bids 10 commence at Trenton will be considered.
634s From Hopkinsyle by Atkinson Litte Prairie and
Eahes, 70 Rumsey Sc miles and back, a
week.
Leave HopkinsyiIIe Fridays at4pm;
Arrive at Rumsey next days by pm;
Leave Rumsey Thursdays at a m
Arrive at Hopkinsyiie next days by ii a M
Bids to commence at Wliamss are invited
e3a9 From Aurora, by Hco shiloh, Murray, Locust
Grove, Conyersville, Tenn, Paris. Albany and
Macedonia, 10 Huntingdon, Ga miles and back,
three times week
Leave Aurora Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SATURDAYS
Arrive al Huntingdon by pm,
Leave Huntingdon Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days at a M
Arrive at Aurora by Tpm.
$3.50 From Murray. by New Concord, TO Pine Bluff, ls
miles and back week.
Leave Murray Wednesdays at am;
Arrive at Pine Bluff by IL m.
Leave Pine Bluff Wednesdays at pm;
Arrive at Murray by 6 pm.
~
rion, Critienden Springs, and Salem, to Smithand,
SO miles and back, twice a week.
Leave Princeton Mondays and Fridays at Ga IN;
Arrive Smithland by pms
Leave Smilhland Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6 m
Arrive at Princeton by pm.
1852 From Princeton, by Long Pond and Walonia, 10
Cadiz, % miles and back, week.
Leave Princeton Saturdaysai PM
Arrive ut Cafiz by pm; ;
Leave Cadiz Saturday at u m
Arrive at Princeton by III
1853 From Princeton, by Montezuma, Shady Grove and
Farmersvle, 10 Providence, 33 miles and back,
week.
Leave Princeton Saturday at 6am;
Arrive at Providence by 5 pm;
Leave Providence Friday at 6 am;
Arrive at Princeton by I'm.
1854 From Princeton by Chalk Level and McGaries to
Madisonvile, 80 miles and back, week.
Leave Princeton Mondays at a m
Arrive at Madisonville by p M
Leave Msdisonyille Tuesdays at Gam;
Arrive AT Princeton by p m.
1855 From Eddyvilie, by Birmingham, 10 Benton, q
miles and back, week
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MEDICINAL.
AFFIIcTZD READ!

I
! vNuIIADEIPHIA MEDICAL. HoU USE.--Esablshed Is
wears ago BY DR.. kiSkEi-lN The oldest, slrest and
best hand to cure all forms of secret diseases Of the skn aud
solitary habits d YOUTH Is DIX hlAhELlN, n. W. corner
of Third and Union Streets between Spruce and Pine one
and a half squares from the Exchange, Philadelphia
! Take Particular NOtice.-lTfere is habit which
BOYS teach each other at The academy c0egea habit in.
duiged in when by themselves in solitude growing up with
the boy to manhood, and which, if not abandoned due
time, not only begets serious obstacles TO hap
pine but gives Of pr0tracied nsdious aad
devastating affections Few Of who indulge 10 this
pernic0us practice aware 81 the ooiaences until the1
find the nervous shattered feel strange ue-
counabe feelings, vague fears in the mind The ndydus
becomes feeble he unable 10 labor with accustomed Wig
or o. to apply bis mind TO study hisstep Idy aud weak
be dull and irresoiute the cohtenance is oIncaSt the
eyes without natural usiTe saDefacedness is APPARENT
ihese are sgnst2gS 2rt'e@ S'd dsr'fH h@ qt52al3 ~
hese siaai u afflicted. -r-,
Ifthe victim be conscious The Of his decay and
having renquished the odiouS practice he suffers under
those terrible nocturnal eisSons Nhcl weaken and saie
him, producing mental and physical prcSrat0n. II he
emancpate himself before the practice las drDe is ndr
and enter matrimony, his marriage IS unirii. and he
tell him that this caused bF ha CaFV i,s1.
Too many think they will bag i sea- der
hearts, and cure themselves. Alas hos uel ihs iaai
deuson and how many apTonsug youth who might have
been an ornament to society, has faded iroln ls eaTt
Young Men !-Let no false uodeSty deter you from
making known TO who from education and re-
spectability, aone beend you BE who places himself
under DIR. KINkELIN Treatment rday relg osy contde
his honor gentleman aud whose bosJ VIII be for
locked the secret Of the patient.
Country Misunderstanding il nconvsaient to make
personal application can By stating their case explicitly to
gether with all their symptoms per letter postpaid hage
appropriated accordingly, and be cuged at home
Structures of the uIeha wsa,neSg and constitutional de-
blity promptly cured aud li 'isi restored All letters
post lIsf.
remittance of % cents IN Il letter. post paid Sd.
dressed 10 Dr hnkeln Phiiadelpha Will Score his book
On The Secret lnhrmtes oi Youth. svpt4-|ly
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JEW DAVID, or HEBREW PLAsTERi

The CHEAT KENEDY FOR RHEUuATsM, touf
Pam 10 The de- rip Limbs and 10 rts; >crofuls King
Eyh y hits Swelling, Hard iGmors, E J0ins, asd ali d
pains vha
Wbe this Plaster IS applied pain canro. exist
u has been beneficial sf sich sg Pafr
sGd Weakness N the Stomach Weak limbs Lanlsuess
eon 81 tie Lungs IN Ih5ir primary stage destroys
fanStion by per-piTaaa.
James T. Bfyd, Peksus dtrict Carolina testias
hat y iis alone. lie egT,d Of hhsuIBat su in b
Oi his knees, Ol several leirs staEdiug.
ihs moving was handed respectable physician an
Georgia:
MEssRs. SCovTL & &EAp Gents have been using your
Liver6vTt a. Tar brew PiA fa
practice ir three pas and IL Is pleasure that
state ny let IN their eTnry
win which acquzinted for the pur which
recon Hshded The firhro Plaster, especially is ~
rNIvEEsAt PAsAcEA for local Pius Ia, ALA found
most excel spp cation for SrTaus and Bruises II gives
univ erSal szti-fgc used =. s. OSLIN, ~.
Knoxville, Cfa., March 4tn, i543.
" = Beware of C0untericits and base limitations.
Tne genuine viii IN future siEatlre ofk TAYIor
Tie steel plate engraved the label the op Of
box.
Purchasers advised counterfeit OF shis AZ
tcle is Ia existence.
The IssOid only by and agents appoint
ed through the Snutf-AsD 10 FEDLAR
Dealers aud Purchasers generally
buying Of any but regular otherwise they vii bs
imposed upon win a worthless article.
Ill Chartres Street, New Orleans.
sole Gene ra AGENTS the Southern States, whom al
orders mast invariably be addressed.
SOLD ALSO BT
BERRY e DEsIovILLK,
EwiS BROTHERS,
w. F. GRAY.
JulyI-itWSw6O I'M ZIMMERMAN.
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TRUTH IS MIGHTY AND WnLPREVAEL.
EErarTaaErs -CFrvRRkTFn OINTMENT
f.tyDRFTiI'S GARDEN SEEDS.

fc5iI '5A-azl5StTsv Agent College street
p!s,l-s5 b- ", Rut-t son, & c., Amsterdam. a.
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NOTICE
@ taken an inlers.t IN tha COTTON CONNII

TAVING taken interest in the COTTON CONMIS
III SION HOUSE Of Henderson, Terry 81 Co.
o. New Orleans and wishing devote oil Of my time
the ntsTest o the House she upper country wal
privately. mmCdatiHg terms, (ths purchases
aving interest tuOihr hreefourtts the balance
LdsA INV VALUABLE TRACT or EIQHT HUNDRED
ACRES OF LAND, 20 miles East Of Jackson and witbio
- miles uf the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, about iSJ
sces in cuya, aud from experiments made IS as hBe
(rtyn Tobacco Corn and Wheat Land 10 found
this part u Madison cuuuty. Very comfortable DoGbis
G. BINS for a fiuy good Negro Cabins SIabe5, &c, and
"A GOOD Young Orchard ot Peaches, Apples. 80 and tEU
FiEn VEDIs one uf MlNERAL which has besu snzlyzed
e>tfcIn Doctor Roee epO. below and made
have Lo doubt will become very valuable medicins
water and the quantity, insxsustbls the depth beng AZ
ie-t uf Wasr BY ict VhiCn hlied 10 a iew minutes
TIE other I'll Is oi me sweet water good can b.
fsud Ike eouHls- his FAkli Is atua1ed believe "a
neal hy uegbtorhaod as be ioun1 70 the county
ant persons residing in the CHOLERA REGION ana
" ~hng 80 remuve VII hear ia mind that this unity bas
terejo:ure been entirely exempt from CHOLEhA ANY
pcrsun Uuyug nly FArsM t4Sng the erOP"f gram 20"
growing and the Stock Of Hogs, sheep, &c, eAo H4's
JussessIun by giving day's nOii,e.
/ am authorized sell for . if1snd one Ot ne ~ oo1-
FARMS in this part Of the e.uifI, S'hsi iHns @ ~ 1.,.
,crss irt,sdatsIy on the Mobile and Onlo hallfos9
Wiz fine SPRINGS OF NEYkR FAILING hONNlSl
/ WATEa. -. . .,--... = g..
viii also sell se7eris LOTS in TIE city OF Jacxson,
@ i,,vaJ s1itaJls tor fau7ihes (my family residences
- - one Of .nich Lots bel6ugs my son, John L.
~ Eg ms family Iesidence containing about acres
nd have no doubt Central Railroad wlll soon De 10
Gated this Lot oA'" l. AAHNA@oAEH-
jackson, june q, lS5t-
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MEDICINE.
TO FHE MADIcAL. PROCESSION.


{ - W KS GALF FAEIC ABDONINA.
3 - - - y = + X A new remedial ag-pt a. .
o. aRii3 lag an Old an p4o-t n,,r7iar 90 A.
'ou - .is Profession, and t,rs1-s Z - al -
y 49,, seases cef1rinz - q a.
kdNiSi ,sach as AuienGrhcs, Cblgr,srF =. "a.
Praiapsus CiaT LoHehorsea; Fiysier,.
IN tle seck, i'5spep psia, ON atIy of ~
I HeHEne-< from day cause of ths
toius and at SiBnred aaectiO Phvscirn- ~
enough 70 say his INSTRUMENT IA 81
uo 6alFaie egfrent Is made . pass through organ
rOHsing and s hulatuS it to hsSly 1ctiO
snd of EsuperceGn other remede (Se opinons of a.
brSI autGOrs f Tie G2y Medical JOuraaiJ, Dfs H.
Nash vile aEd other cities using The fastrumcnt fts a.
scientifically constructed Abdominal suyporer re;
ihyeUted which will be sgIarent any scsnac man ~
insPscuCu Is constructed that ether It's gxivanie @.
mechanical support may be dispensed with, may iEd
eat-dby ysi-ans ha VoteGt ally con
hHugs OF the ttrJ Jbissome of Gsc4Sss which
ten tax their patiebce ard sAIll.
SeymouT7S ObStetTiFai Supporter
Ihl Is used t. xud usain
ing hour Of f "Labor No Lady ase pSfiHg this ordes
oeit AliS oi dispensing VITA It's use, II they knew
s.- she rraires No SccOGeker mantaa ooA,=
.eetee 40 does moi IL when Its efficacy has bsss
ma = slaoS 10 The pnblie-
- . lHOORS PLaCENrA FORC cps. This instrunes
N 20 De seen, 10 De approved sppr cte.sd. fs1s
deTs addressed 20 M M - VIZ ~ %
care q Berry 3 Deraovire NasbviiIs Tsa,.
ifo me states Of hissuuFi, Kentue<y TepDe.ssa Az.
paula 1e0rziA tlSrda, Siisslssipp LOuislans Isxs, q
AtkaI:as sher Of the above INSTRUMENTS ass via
They eau also Be had a. the following house,:
) BkONAS, II, Z, SCOVE. = W. T. CRAY,9 4
81 ZIAskRAASS, q, V. ENDERSHOT'S Mrs III ;
CO ~, Ne-tS SoTfh aaTket - and e. A. BOBIS5Onk a
Co, Sheibyviiie.
mars '5i-ssl
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gELL AgD BRAss FOUNDRY.

yEFs1HI, AE5H BHOAD STREET.
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