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RfsceIIatreons.
OWNERS FOR STORED GOODS WANT

ED.
Saint Paul, July 25, 1855.
~ GOODS III" '"'''' '" NV"
One Dutch Chest, taken from the landing Nav 9Th.
marked An0a Kuhn Combs ".S -, -
One Box, Chest, one Table received from steam
boat Globe May IL, marked l. w. Webb
One Box Merchandise, received from steamboa, Rem
Bolt May l6, marked }. A. Grun.
Three Boxes Merchandise, received from steamhos,
Luella May %, marked J. A. Sarber.
One Trunk, received from steamboat hen Bolt NAV
le, marked James Riddell st Paul, Minn'a Territ'y
One Tool Chest, received from steamboat LueIs
June 4, marked Hurd
One Chest, received from steamboat Iuella June Is
marked II. Gripman, St. Paul. A--
One Chest, received from steamboat Audubon June
49, marked j. ClOsun, st. Paul
MCLAGAN & STILLMAN,
Jackson Street,
July &c, 1255-d3Cd Lower Leyee
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na Horace b. FoOte, Of Spring Prairie,
Walworth County, Wisconsin, aged twenty
five, was accidentally drowned in a mill
pond near the village on the morning of the
10Th ult The Walworth County Report
er says that he had been to California, met
with good success there, was building new
house, and expected shortly to have been
married ..s..
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match game Of billiards for $4,000 is to be p,av
ed in New Orleans between two creole ladies' Of the
first respectability.
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a6-Three splendid prizes, the least of
which is $25 in gold, will be offered to the
ladies of Seneca County, Ohio, at the next
annual fair, October, 1855, for the swiftest
running at foOt.race BlOomer dresses are
not prescribed .. 49,.
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given TO all against negotiating TO" u
certain note payable to J. W McCombs or bearer ia
ted Red Wing, August 1885, payable October first with
interest at :he rate of seven per cent. per annum
J. p. NEWTON.
Uaot VET
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B@-Governor Seymour, Of Connecticut,
our Minister to Russia, says that he saw no
troops in either France Or England equal
to the army Of two hundred thousand Rus
slams at ST. Petersburg and its vicinity
The Russians are superior in size and dis
cipline, though not equal to the allies in
spirit
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DISSOLUTION.

YJNHIS day dissolved By mutual consent the copartner
4 ship existing between L. p. Newton and j. " Nc
Combs in constructing the Mendoza Section Of the Waba
sha W and MeRlota Government Read.
l. p. NEWTON.
J. w. MCCOMBS.
Hastings, August 8, 1855. Wit dit
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"MYsrERIors DIsAPPEARANcE"- "A Hin
doc Lodge out west had been in the habit
Of meeting in IA cave or hole in the ground
Soon after the news of the Virginia cleo.
ton they were seen to enter and take the
hole an acih them. since which time nothing
has been heard of them
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.=S-A pension of fifty pounds a year
has been granted by the English Govern
ment, from the civil list, to the well known
and popular author of many works of Chris
tian philosophy and literature, DR.. Thomas
Dick. 1l n 81. ..
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From the Hon. Richard NJ. johnson.
FRANKFORT KY, House of Rer.,

FRANKFORT, KY, House of Rer, I
Jan. 22d. IS43.
Dear sr-I have received your letter OF the 3i, e1-
rossn yonr intention of ,Siting the West Indies with
the expectation teaching the art OF writing 1t gives
me great pleasure to give my testimonial of your nseul
and treat proficiency in your profession and your
HIGH standing a. citizen of reputation and good charac
ter and wherever you may go hope you may receive
the friendship patronage of all honorable and good
men am your friend and your obedient servant,
r. NJ. JOHNSON.
Levi Dolbear, Esq, New Orleans. La.
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p&-There was terrible freshet at New
Scotland, Ny, few days since, by which
three mill-dams and various buildings were
. swept away, and other damage done-esti-
mated in all at $4,000. as.s
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COMMERCIAL.

BOARD OF TRADE,
OFFICERs:
W. r. MARSHALL President
THOMAS FOSTER Vice President
3 w. WALKER Secretary.
A. H. CATIICART- Treasurer
DIRECTORS
w r. Marshall, Il. M. Marshall, W. Z. Hunt
Alex. Rsy, G +. Whitney s. W. Walker
A. T. Chamblin, A. 8. Elicit, A. l.. LarpenI
David Day, Isaac Markiey, G. W. Turnbull
o. COmmunicat ions should be addressed to the Sec
rotary Directors meet the first and third Tuesdays
of each month. Board meets first "Wednesday of each
month
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OFF TA.nAX.
DUE TODAY.

Steamer Golden Era, Atchison, GaIcna,,
" Falls City, Gilbert, St. Anthony
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: g pA- The Leavenworth Herald dominates
District Attorney A. J. Isack, as candi-
date for Delegate fIom Kansas Territory
for Congress
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c.. r Q S S.
ORNAMENTAL PAPER HANGER AND
DECORATOR,
MOULD very respectfully notify the citizens of st.
w Paul and vicinity, that he will remain here fr a
few weeks only to decorate and ornament public saloons
private parlOrs stores &c The subscriber has fitted
OF the best saloons i'm Chicago ST. Louis Galena and
Dubuque.
specimen ef my work be at the Empire Sa-
loon, Third street. 81, be found at the Mer
chants Hotel
Aug. I. div
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RECEIPTS, &c.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Golden Era, Atchison, Galena.
Steamer Falls City, Murphy, Dubuque.
" j. B. Gordon No. 2, up river
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n O TT G. E.
PROBATE COURT-Ramsey County.
A Nm DONEILY, widow of John Donelly, late Of Ram.
n sey County, deceased has applied for letters Of sd
mnistraon estate of said deceased Said application
will be heard at the Office of Probate Judge i'm Paul
the third day Of September next at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon of that day
And direct this notice 20 be published in the Week
ly Pioneer newspaper published in said reunty
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY.
Dated at st. Paul this 9Th day of August, A d. 1855
RICHARD FEWER
Probate Judge
Aug7 w3t Ramsey County, NJ. T.
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81. Paul Markets.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Special Notices.
LYONS COPPER LIGHTNING CON.
DUCTOR.

PATENTED JULY l, 1854.
y UPERIORITY is claimed for this Conductor over all
~ others in common use.
flrst-For the large surface exposed electric
phere.
body does not distribute itself unf ,rmly through
mass but exclusively upon the surface-Dapel Chem
lstry, Lecture XVI, page 1861
SecOnd-For the conducn power of the material cop
per has at least eight times the capacity the
same size and FORM making the smallest these
tors equal to iron rod five inches in diameter (cOp
eight times good the same section in
conducting power and therefore to be preferred to iron
scientific American, vol. " no. So
ThIrt-FOr durability. Copper is little effected by
posure whereas iron soon becomes covered with rust
which not only greatly impairs its conducting power but
in a few years entirely destroys it.
FOurth--TIe mode OF connecting. This is done by in
terapping the sections and rivetng them with the
material 1t presents to the eye continuous rod and
the electrical current two fold surface.
Fhthln respect To stability. The upper section Of
each rod constructed to appear uniform with the
other sections, and still possesses the additional strength
required.
Sixth--As regards appearance, it is decidedly good
looking Its superiority other rods in this respect
is apparent to every observer.
eevcnth-In point OF economy. Why copper conduc
tors have not been generally used Sown the expense
The advantages above named secured by first cost
the consumer but little exceeding that which has usually
been paid for the lion rod, while from it.; superior dura
oilty and stability to nothing of The certain
protection which it Affords will found cost less in
the end than the iron rod.
THOMAS ARMSTRONG
General Agent for Minnesota and Iowa
model OF the rod he the Pioneer Office or
at the Merchants Hotel
All orders for copper condu will be promptly
tended to by the above agent.
St Paul, August Z, 1855. dim
.sWATCHMAN, TELL US OF THE
NElsHT.,'
4 MOTHER lot of the - Waterman just arrived and
IA for sale at DAHL. ) Book Store
Aug :. diff
(WHICH, THE RIGHT OR THE LEFTp
TTNO be had DAHI.'S Bool; Store.
L Aug. :. DIR
SfAR PAPERS. nicely bound Just received at
~ Aug I-dtf DAIfI.'S Book Store.
MARY LYNDON,
[uST receive by Express at Dabls Also choice lot
~ of New Novels just published, at DAHL'E.
Aug. :. diff
kNOR cheapness, goodness, ami the largest stock of
l. Books in this Territory. call and
Aug. 1-dtf DAHl.'S Book stone.
A LSO just Published, Mysteries and MiScrics Il
n Philadelphia Aug dtf DAHL
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DEPAHTED.

Steamer Galena, BlakeIy, Galena.
J. b. Gordon No. 2, up river
II. s. Allen, Fairman, Minnesota rive,
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From Hon Thomas H. Benton Senator from Missouri
WASHINGTON CRY, June rs, lSI3.
levi DOlbear, Esq.-Sir-COnsidering a good hand
writing to be not only accomplishment but means
OF to every man engaged in business greatly ap
paud mertOrOus eXertions to improve the chrog
raPhy Of the age. a gentleman ,r lady either, who
writes badly writes willingly and consequently
often fail to write when they should; and when they d"
write it is done at the last moment with haste and i'm
patience and consequently with faults OF all kinds often
committing and injurng both the writer and the cause
which he advocates Wishing you every success in your
THOS H. BENTON.
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HALIFAX, August /.
The Asia arrived at halfpast 2 O'Clock this
morning. ~ - 8
The Washington lett Southampton on the
10th of July last, for New York with 900
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for Lyons Copper Lightning Conductors,
which we publish, in another column, this
morning This rod certainly possesses a
manifest superiority over old iron one,
formerly in vogue. We advise all our read
ers who are owners of houses, to procure
one without delay, as Mr. A. will remain
with us but a short time
u.s. Horace b. Foote, Of Spring Prairie,
Walworth County, Wisconsin, aged twenty
five, Was accidentally drowned in mill.
pond near the village Oh the morning Of the
10Th ult The WalwOrth County Report
err says that he had been to California, met
with good success there, was building new
house, and expected shortly to have been
married ..s..
B9-Governor Seymour, Of Connecticut,
our Minister to Russia, says that he saw no
troops in either France Or England equal
to the army of two hundred thousand Rus
slams at ST. Petersburg and its vicinity
The Russians are superior in size and dis
cipline, though not equal to the allies in
spirit.
"MYsrERIOuS DIsAPPEARANCE."- Hin
doc Lodge out west had been in the habit
of meeting in cave or hole in the ground
Soon after the news of the Virginia cleo
ton they were seen to enter and take The
hole an acifh them. since which, time nothing
has been heard of them.
ng- j. FRosr at his Store Oh Third-st,
has fine assortment of Groceries, which
he will dispose of at small profit, either
at wholesale or retail and We earnestly
advise all in want of these necessary arti-
Giles to the prolongation of life, to call upon
him, aud get a supply. ~ #
PRESLEY d HART, On Third street, be-
low Chamblin and Morgan's, have
some of the best cigars to he found in the
market. They also keep all the choicest
fruits of the season. The lovers of Oranges,
Lemons, Apples, and GOOD cigars, should
give them call
DG-A holiday and festival lately came
off at the Blackburn Works, Scotland, in
honor Of the marriage OF Robert Gilkin.
son, Esq, To Miss Harriet Hogg, daughter
of tn great pastoral poet of "t the land O
cakes" in which three hundred persons
participated.
Il --ys
nAUp to Friday last, eigllty-one thou
sand and thrty-two emigrants have arrived
this year at New York Last year, during
the same time the number was one hundred
and sixty-four thousand five hundred and
thirty.two This shows a falling off of more
than one half.
ndrThree splendid prizes the least of
which is $25 in gold, will be offered to the
ladies of Seneca County, Ohio, at the next
annual fair, October, 1855, for the swiftest
running at foot-race Bloomer dresses are
not prescribed ,., ... .
------- -
ga pension of fifty pounds a yeal
has been granted by the English Govern
ment, from the civil list, to the well known
and popular author Of many works of Chris
tian philosophy and literature, DR.. Thomas
Dick. l.. r. 81. ,....
p6rThere was terrible freshet at New
Scotland, NY, few days since, by which
three milldams and various buildings wer,
= swept away, and other damage done-esti
mated in all at $40, 1000. a4
s 8 p@-T The Leavenworth Herald nominate:
District Attorney A. J. Isack, as candi
date for Delegate fIom Kansas Territory
for Congress.
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Al arge assortment of the above named lenses hand
ready for insertion, scientifically warranted to suit the
focus of the without strain the sight in the
least every shape which may be brought at
II reasonable rate. See handbill,.
Office the Platform, opposite the Rice Iou.e No s
i'm the former Office of Dir. Berhcr, st. Paul.
July 81. daw I'm
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EMERY'S PATENT
(tHANGEABl.E Horse Power Thresher, Cleaner and
~ Separator Machine, for sale by the agent
Fe'.22-df ALEX. REi
WRAPPING PAPER,
~ ALL SIZES TO be had at wholesale, only, at Dahl
u Send in Your orders. WM. DAHL.
DOLBEAR'S WRITING AND BOOK
KEEPING ACADEMY,
DIVER the Store OF Marshall 4 Co., ON Wabasha"
" street will be kept open the entire year Hours Ct
attendance from TO IL A. NJ, and from to . p. N.
BY his system better business hand Is acquired in two
weeks than by the old method in years.
All crampng of the hand is entirely removed and the
pupil enabled write with freedom and rapdity.
DOIbear,s Science Of Pen manship,
For sale at his rooms.
St Paul, july %, 1855. y.f
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Consumption Cured.

Nov Nurf, Doc. q, lsta
7 came In New Work 90 thr ,iip Telegraph my ma
tive place - -. John, NaN tiunse job ahcn mach.
ri Ibis cry, my h-af7 fart phOr5 Ild veff bad
cough f3iscd good desi 70 nitffsf which cglt nj
" nurrt with blood bad pito tn MY ten side. and
vofs srak and enaueilied. NJ trend. uad pny-
siciln pronounced ny tase Cpn'umpriHa and beYond
tho reuch u mcHirine. hr4fd arctl,nt .liy OF bf.
Curiss Nsgeluu, or iultNus Hfgata Nirnf and
thruy SyfLr, aud ATTAINED .trka-s winch srfiiy
L@litvo was the ueaR- ut saving mt 49,. ru1u sn-i
wearing the Inhaler, ifouf ID relieved tina pressure
Oh ny ltugs, ADD afef while the disease made AZ
Appearance Hpon the suffice upder ibe luhaer.
took iho Cherry 0s.up ~ lifc ca, uu rnntinued TO
daso cough gradually growing better, until a On
uteis lei; m,. aud / uow CONSIDER ms-U cured, 1
still The inhalef che OF rather pleas
end believing It strfugth. Dine End putlb ing 10
tho lruEs, ! fecl unwii.iug Or ,teastni 10 dissase
with b. JOHN WOOD.
solibg BOYD PAUL, No. ii9 Chambers sucet ,
c. u. RAG corner OF lohn Street and Broadway, n.
Y. Pdrs 81 package
n. H.--Any peisrn iuelosine 50 to BOYD s. PAU l.
or CURTIS Z PERKINS. Nv York, VII receive a
pscksge containing hottie of II, cesu Napor, one 81
Chiefly syrup aud an inhaicr, neat box, M express
iIee 90 any plfi OF tho Uaucd sat's or iouT plCks
yes, for sc. Agent fur Montpelier FRED. l..
SMITH. 90iiT
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To Mill Owners of Vermont,

rInHF subscriber having putehashed Of TIMOTHY
/ | ROSE, his improve neuf Drtrf dction Hafsr
Hhsfs foi tho state Of Vermont, patented sept 24h
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TIE Rule Of Tree. There are

The Rule of Three There are
exceptions to every rule bu, The rule
Of three that is never changed. AS
your income is TO your expenditures,
so will the amount of your debts be
10 your cash on hand and consequent
ability to meet them. II you allow
your vanity TO lead you into eSttava-
gance, you mus, rely on something
else 10 take YOU out OF ~ either a
rich relation or sheriff7s writ. Your
furniture may be less shosy than that
Of your neighbor, but never mind
Better are cane-botiomed chairs and
mahogany tables that are paid for,
than spring cushions and marble
mantels on note Of SIX months
Your coat may be less fashionable
than your neighbours, and while he
is driven by liveried coachman, you
may be riding shank's horse ; but,
remember, there is time for balon-
cling the books, and every purse has
got a bottom. So, economlze, and
always remember the rule Of three.
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Success CforRing Merit. We are ALWAYS
glad when real merit is crowned with sue
cess, as in the instance Of which we are
about to speak, we believe il not undesery.
ea. A few years ago the proprietors Of DR.
Rogers Syrup of Liverwort. Tar and Car.
ebalsgua opened an office in this city. and
snodsstly announced that they had yalua-
bic Cough Remedy for sale. They did no,
resort to the reckless high pressure sys
TEN" OF Pufh'ng. as did some others that We
could name. but in straight forward, com
nonsense manner. explained the nature oil
their medicine, told what il would do, and
presented the strongest and most un,dnpeach.
Die evidence Of the good which it has done
The result has been ths; While some Of those
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Take Particular Notice.

There a. fsl ilhu safuf rd std hy BOYS
90 solliufe uifrn ersvip With TEEN uiapLood,
Hnd Vhch, BE- 1901 teiotmr boz iue time, nof orl iegcts
serious oitrcea AfIuls HHl hHprness iut gists
fisr TO stffes cd rr tn-dious. no o. yasatrs
al citoHs. lev ul thOtf ato this pc mt
ciugs pfsgfico aye avHre Of the consequence uui1
ihry hni the rcfyens system -hltieted feel iifsnes
nina.
The uuiofuoate fAus aiIsci,d become feeble Is m.
shie 10 TABOR Wfh accustomed Vigof, rrfls his
mind 20 sfudsi bic Step isf.'y and se,k be- dali
iucsoluie aud stgrs A his spou wiih Ices euorsy
than usu J.
II he e.n rsipiie amself b, io,e The prnc,iee 10.
Zone Us wort, end enter irnny, hi. marriage
unfiu if aud hs tells hili that Ibis is tautrd
~ BIZ rHti f,ilics. Thee ssrGfione 1hiek
lAoald aaan W aLlrni.a n ihast .ailaflr siiaaffa
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DELICIOUS Medical Beverage.

Weak md SicAy Famihoa viii fnd Dr Hams in
vgotnung spint quick and ,ufe cue Tor all Female
that Tho
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SCIIENCk'S
MANDRAKE PILLS

VIII he fnuHd 10 p0ts1ts those qnaifies accessory
10 tho total etajira'ioH Of H ,ilIuus attacks prompt
TO star the etons ct tho liver uud ave be- lthy
tone the ent,fs system. Ill ed, 1t no ordinary
discovery iu Medical Sctrte to have invenisd rem
sy tor these suhhufu cuw plaints, wIcn drNeorr oil
the ul produced by heretofore foe use Of Gallo
nei-a mnrral Justly dicsd,d by mauaiad- Ind 40
tnur icdgcd be ds.ttuciv, 10 tha cxtfome 10 the
humnn system. Thai The properties of ceriAin Nrfe
tables cnpti,s ali the stues uf iuu'i withou IT.
min ious tcudencifs, uow admitted fact, rendered
insstut bio by scicnishr rrsfschcsi and those who
use thu Maadfake Piii, VI he folly stit-hed ihst the
best medicines those provided by aiturc 90 The com
mon BE- lbs and fou's OF ID, htli..
fhc ril, open the bnwcl- and correct a bilious De
IN ngctns Wkout salsatou ANY of the inluticu-
effects Of eHlofne other puIsnns The secretion Of
bite is pio,noied by ihesr pile, viii I've se-n by the
si-ted colef Of ghe stori- and ;sflpFauug o. tne
sailag Complexion and cleansing Of the tongue.
Ample directions iot use nccumpanY each boz 81
File, and the price OF qu1a bottle OF the Sea Weed
Tome aud box of piiis cunih md is nnF one doir.
Bu, sernts boxes Of the Pills csn bs had any VI he
agents for % ceuis
These rene lies prepafed undei fhe PERSONAL su-
petvsiqn ct IN. II sehenck, ropfciRi 80 1chcses .
Psimnnlc Syiup, the well Ell ilshod fmolY far Con
sumption, 81, hiiisi cou4ts. Gold &C., &C., snd
the inventor ut tho crfhrftd hc.nlr.urtcr, Tor -
aiming detecting Al i.casrs 81 the Lungs, Heat
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AL for sale those
Pure wild Cherry Rifters,

Tor the cure Of bilious and JauUdice complaints, and
general debility They qaicLeu the blood nd give
llie aud ens'gy to the whole system. Pfiee on'y rs
ccuts 10 niui BOTTLES.
BOYD * fAuL, No. lS9 Chambers stfeet, New
York. wholesale sesuts foi 81 The above nicdicines
Sold by PRRD 4. shi1h, Monipeheri d. q. TY-
LtR, Montpelier Claik sud Yates, MuieiOwa J.
llobats Mlddiesex :. Shinner, Naitsheld James
caidsli, Warren; 4. u. Coca, Richmond; and h,
aealsfs IN msgicine geaeially. 9o.iy
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difficulty from the seed ; it grows
rapidly, aud if the soil is in good
order, a handsome and sufficient
hedge may be produced in FIVE or
six years"
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Ready made Clothing.

III largektassartmcnt "a town, and al tao lowest
prrus. aud lfraatsd sell made.
Al tiat consult their interest viii huv of rs
Sept 81. 90 LYMAN aud KING
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Cramp aud Pain Killer.

The wu III Is Hstonished ut the Woudrflul cures per
formed b. the CramP and Pam hiiler, prepared ~
QUITS 4 PERKINS. its equal has never bren
known toI removing pain ia ail cases tor he cure
spinal eoal ai.ts, efamp 10 the huihs und stomach,
iheunRitsm aliits ibrms, oil ous chou, chills I'D
teYef burns, sore ttfoat aud gravel G,cidt d, The
best remedy 10 the world. Evidence OF tho most
wonderful e1les ever prfofnod by ray medicine aIa
on circulars IN the hands of Agenis You may be
Pesireiy sure n rriief you Il. Millions OF hot
t"s OF 'hl- medicine huse been sold ia New Eng
the Past siH Of tigh yeafsi now tor ths hrs time
York
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Aromalic Nnpigorating Cordial
rnIcr ONE poLL1R rnn porrLs.

!, calculated n cur, v med tho wrappers
ranying oaek bottle, and fuh directions for uss arc mi
nutcly gwen