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RECEIPTS, &c.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Golden Era, Bersie, Galena.
Kate Cassel, -, St. Louis.
t.. OFF TO-DAY.
Steamer Dan Convers, Ewing, st. Louis.
...- DUE TO-DAY. "
Steamer Lady Franklin, Marlin, Galena.
Latrobe, Ransom, St. Louis.
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MONEY MADE QUICKLY.

MERE is great complaint among young men that
Il they cannot get employment that will remunerate
them for their services To sch, the subscriber would
call attention to sae pleasant and very profitable bus
mess, by which, without any risk, the capital invested
can be doubled every three MONTHS and by little ex-
ira exeruon every two months. Agents wanted in
every city and town i'll the Union-you cannot over
stock the market, and there is always a ready SALE
Circulars cont aiming full and accurate description of
the business, and all matters pertaining thereto will be
sent free of expense any address, on application NV
letter or otherwise to SAMUEL SWAN
June 6-5md Atlanta, Ga, or Montgomery Ala.
81. PAUL LIVE STOCK YARD.
Beef Cattle, Work O1en Mich Coacs.
Saoine, Sheep, Etc.
COULTER 8. BROTHERS,
III AVE opened an extensive Stock Yard at the cor
Ill ner Of Jackson and Fourth street, and will keep
always OH hand complete lot of Live Stock on the
hOOf. Their engagements below enable them to pro
cure the best k nds of Beef Cattle, Work Oxen Mich
Cows, SWINE Sheep etc, and the terms which they
will be disposed Of will be in accordance with the low
est market rates.
Those who wish first rate stock, and all kinds and as
much as they want, had better give US a call
St. Paul, May 20. wifi
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PROBATE COURT--Ramsey County.

PROBATE COURT..Ramsey aIOuu,v
MARY MEXICAN, widow of Timothy Michigan
u deceased, having applied to the Judge of the Pro
pate Court ior Ramsey County, to be appointed admin
istratrx of the estate of Timothy Michigan, deceased
late OF the city OF st. Paul, in said County aforesaid
sad application will be heard at my office at ST. Pau
Aforesaid, on the eighth day of June next at ten (O
O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day.
And direct this notice be published once in eacI,
week or three weeks successfully in the Minnesct.
Pioneer" newspaper published said county of Ram
sey. RICHARD FEWER ~
Dated May 10, 1855. 6wmI3vw
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Smelling House,

80 O400IzXAs fTOpI1cLOI.
VIE subscriber has leased for n term of years, the
= SMELLING HOUSE, formerly occupied by Couson,
oh OFT street. The House has undergone thorough
pairing and Is newly furnished and be fatters himself
hat he will be able to give satisfaction to all who may ia
vor him with call. There is good stabling connected
with the house. ss- E.t...t..s
So Connected with the above house is good livery
esta bshment where can always procure good
horses and carriages for visits to the interior of the Ter
ritory. ~ - - april 24ltf
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June Is. MONDAY. g.: :; ~ = So. ;,
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Machine Shop.

On the lIth ult (, Ii" subscribers asso-
cinlcd themselves IN Curartuclsnp, Tor
The purpose of conducting business rs
Engineers, MAyhH:,;s, B.:cksnl,h-, &c.
BE ny tU.!, yr v',ci ;tnd working ne.
chanc-, we .cci cunh,icnt oi .Ir.nL gcn-
eral satisfaction to our employers. GoOd
w"rkncn W II be employed 'o ASSIST III
= wing dcs, at. Ii 10 orders. We will iii.
orders Tor a$ii;lgS, Iur owners ol Sichn,
Nj Is ami others In shurl, wc VIII CT.
dc,vur IL meet The WINS Ot our .uw.
cllizcnS III this part uI the State IN the
above branches ni business.
Oar business vii hr conducted under
the nlue nf COGlIl.AN 81 GAY.
a Wneiwr,yIl and Gun>,niii Shop Is
connected with the establishment Tor The
accommodation Ul customers.
Trrus-CuSh ar lis equivalent.
II. J CbGlll.AN.
REDMUN GAY.
VIII. g. Man. X r. lJcpo, Su" tcrv'IIr
I'c,. v, ,c.Jl 81
u Walcn"',n copy 81.
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Dyspepsia Can Be Curel
AuLDiNG ouxrr, DaLr,.H, GA.

lAtLDING ouNTr, DALT.N, GA.,)
August 26rh. 1854.
Mr. tHaRLE> DEl.oRME,
DEAE S1n: For several years mas, I
nave l'een 80" ere Y afflicted VIII, cki head
aches, ana after 'ryng every thug could
ihI'k "I, and rccri. Ing " imnrfi, whatever.
~ ii>f gave myself up as a confirmed.
dyspeplc Bni hearing nl y.ur prepara.
ti"n. " The Il 'ISnn nf l.. O." | corciuded
!" give mat II in'l also. AMI procured Two
o"'ii"s from y'"r hgcai Dr. ia D.rean.
at Darlington. = G., and from The lime I
lem. '" lake I. have moi h,,I !, s,nr,,,
"'l'' q! f";'!ari.", and ,I,w ie.i n no, q
maj eve II HE ,wn bottles have made. a t.ur,,
"' me- Dt irarng that NAV havn a
relapse, have determined 10 continue j,
longer. and cnc.osc you $40 Oi) forwhcl,
y"n VIII please send ns rnuny bottles ;s i.
customary iGr that amount. b Rail Road ;.
Respectfully yours, as ~
JOHN J. GREEN.
- S'.Picase forward hy expresstrain
Sept. 6, 1854 1b s,t
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YHE iiARhLEEaH HOUSE.
smn,,crvi!le :. q. NOV. 1853.

Snmitcrvi!Ic Sd. Nov. 4 1863.
This House. situated immediately rn
the Wilmington & Manchester RaIl Ruad
aud at very nearly "a rcntral point lciwecn
WI minyton N. &. Charleston 5. &. and
Augusta Ga, is still ourn Tor the reception
and acrnintnnt nn q ihn travelling pun
lc. and affords Inc tired traveller an OPP
p"rtuIi;N 10 lay over a u Ont ON ih2 ;irc-
some journey .rtWren ih,' points above
alluded l". Tue P,oprrclor has fitted up
several comfortable bc,lronns ior mat cN.
p'cSs inrpr-e and having Incurred The
E''T he"ry expenditure on 'ii.s !"c oi road
'or the comfort and accommodation Of
traveller hc hopes, by the continued aud
uniircing zeal on The part oi tue AianaL IS
the rslabislIm"nl. ln secure II cuntiiIli.
anu" of that liberal patronage u slowed ON
hin for the last ten mnntns. lie could
rc.cr Ia hundreds from The North, South,
E.s, and West, as To the ,la,iS q. his
il" SO, but prefers person, n,v'rg I.Iin Il
rcrSOHui riSU
w. S. MITCHELL.
Proprietor.
AND LADY, Managers
Nov. ., 1891 =. Gun.
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nSEyrE rEGT AGH0Or..

ON the tii,oen,h day of January the
subscriber will open sc'onl in This place.
1n.orderlo do justice TO himself and al!
concerned he will admit bu, twelve pupils
into his sch"pl. The terms of tuition
made known upon application. Those
desiring To enter will make early appica-
lion a> h,s lis, "fpup.lS Will be clu>cd as
soun rs the desired number has offered.
a few ho .rtlrrS will lie aiken at eighty
dollars per SC son 0i live mouths tor nu:rL
anl tuition.
Preference will he gi:cn to those pre-
parIng for collegiate course, and especial
(asns taken TO advance those VINO are de-
ticicnt III ,i,e:r studies. During the wn-
ter the Scl'n ri will open al 8 A. NJ and
ciUse at 3 i NJ.
From April 10 September it will OF ell at
Z A. M. AN. C usc at , =. NI
JOHN w. ERWIN.
n. 3, 1856 8 st
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Choice Groceries,
FAMILY 5 T. + II ! =
IL endlrick & Jenkins

WOULD nni',inrr tn their i,i"t:iS and The
com nlirii ~ i,ra... that ih.y have np.ii.i in
Sum,crvilic opposite TO Wcbb's Store, II iar..
and varied stock "t
E.i ,iIL ora fkI/ES
Such a have n .vrr h.i"-,. been exhibited for
for s;:!' in Ihis IN .rkc. 1t comprises in p;r, ;.s
lnlluws:
IIAtnN--Prrmr SHES. Shnnldrr, and Hams.
s. GAR Brown, Crushed, Puw,icrci AMI
Leaf.
EDFfEF.-iit". lava, and i.nguira
Lard. iiuI rr. M"Iis th.t..,. Crackers
Mackcrci. s;uuk- Bee! and Tongues, P,rhlcs
irun.S. iirtnli,d fruits. l."l~lrrs. Sar,i,nrs
Salmon |, Bologna Sausage, 'crn.iccli Mac.
runIa. A:r. DC.
Fine Tobacco AMI Sugars.
Irish Potatoes, buiou>, Bcris Smoked Ii.r
ings, Fruits. Nus, AMI Couircti"nlry of all
kIrls.
Wheat, Eu'kwhc.,, anl Rice Flour
In short th": pie .r themselves by strict al
ten !"i, /" h>'ns>. IT,. l,ing on han l: iiE, r
"l ,iL r""!s III their l,.. ani ,..ii.,.r GUAR
!'F CASH T ri''iuc', 10 merit 1t rIr,. ul pu,.!c
patronage.
!. L. kENnHiCK. w w. JENKINS.
Nnv. -. 1874 3 Il
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Wholesale Tin Ware
TACTO..Y

&. II. VERONCE g. BROTHER
D"0lerS IN Plnin J"Eanned Tin Ware,
Take thus n.eImI ct in!urnln. their
fr'ci"iS and customers tha, they have re.
Gently made large a.,iI'ions to their ma.
clIncry 81 as |" enable iimm Ia supply
The great dcIn,ntl ~ the above line wlih
nrai"rs> ana despatch Oar ware Is ol the
orSt make anh warranted no, 10 .cak.
The Country trade supplied on liberal
pruS.
6', Sale 81. (ncar The markcD Charleston
Nov c,,l,nr -. 1854 ; 6u
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So. Carolina. Dist

w. Vol O1Aua ~ ullllCl OISG
Dy w. III ~, Esq, O,a'nuiy Jn SAID
District
Whrrcas, J W S.u, key iarI. applied ia
me ior Letters y Administrator. o., II and
sng"Inr the q" H. AMI cl,alIIcs, r..il> and
creditors at tic late Susan Siu, krv I'll
III" raal District, d"rrn ed.
These are, .h,.rrInIe in .ir,.;,nd aiuun
Sh ili an.t >Iiigul,r, h.. kindred and r:.I
tors 0l HE s'h deceased. to he and appear
h"iurc me al our next OrI,nnry's Court 10
iiie Sari DIS rlci, Ia be hn.d,, AZ SuinicI
Court ll.'"Se "n FRIDAY the l2Ill day n
Janurry Insi To show cause, it any, why
the sail administration should nul lie
srahtcd.
Given unIcr nv h md and ,cal The
l2.h dny al J.nua,y III The year
L. $. our Lord, one lIioi>aIui ri lat Iun.
dr"d nnh iiny.ivr, and ~ The 79lh
year ui American Independence.
w. LEW Is, q. s.p
Jan. 3, 1885 8 4t
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Administrators Notice.

All persons having demands a a.n-l the
Estate Of K. NJ. Sanders. are requested
To hand them in 10 The subscriber duly at
tested according TO law and all those That
will have Eoti's or bonds due The first OF
November, are requested To br punci'Iai III
tiie payments, "a the business OF llic ES.
tate Is such that indnlgen cannot be
given.
WM. NJ SANDERS.
Oct. 25, 1851 So If
sa7 Camden Journal please copy three
Times.
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DR.. r. A, Bethune

HAVING permanently located n,-' u
near Mu,d,"ws Steam Mills, oilers il ;
pro cS-,Utili services lO Tic ci.ZcnS nl the
surr'nunlIng c'nntry, and trusts hy care
and alleni.ur 20 !, : patients, I" ri"iit me
lbcrai patronage III tn community ~
general. HIS cI,argtS vii he Ieastm'hbu;
liutiu, "i,vc aud lei Iv.." Oiii,c at the
residence Of Joan +. Mul.iow, where he
+nay always ,e found unless ca.IrH oil ON
pin.esS uii,i business.
Brad ckvaIr, ;. Z. Jan. 3, 1859 3'n
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HEAD ADQUARTERS.

COLUMBIA, Dec. lSuh, 1851
The io'lnwing gen lemen have bccn ap
pointed ADD dr-Camp tn liz. C..nuantlrr
niche " .tl the rank %, l.ieuicnan, %
lnnel. They vii; be "l,eyed aud respected
accurdr Civ:
T. B Bryan,
j. Dunovant, Jr,
= r. Gist.
w. J. Gresham.
w. u. Duncan.
!. II. Marshall.
J. Il. SnnJley,
Il. II Means,
J Cover,
II. B Clark<nn,
The Aides-de. Camp nbnvn nu,nod, wiz
equip ihhInsnIvrsa and report fnr duty, eth.
er personally. or l,y letter. To III, Adiu,anl
and Inspector General. NJ 9G Drpnl, Sou,.,
Cnro'iI'a ny the 5 |, Of February ucxt.--
x The members OF l,e General s aft. At.
tarlIed To CnnmanIer.in.C Chef, are also
required iorrphrt AZ being equipped as the
Jaw presrrhns.
II either of the above named Aides. de-
CalI,p, Or of ihr General Staff should ne
geGl IL report AK ab"ve required. It will be
!, dee,neda refusal 10 accep,, and tllr vacan.
TtywiIl be Immediately filled by anolI,er
appointment.
yy trdernf tI,r C"ln,1andcr in Grief.
31fy t,S$.sssR G. NJ. Dunovani VA.
at&e a 'intanlard Inspector General.
A'nli,s,3s ls3ss q II
Il = 3
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For Tie Banner.

For the Banner.
SUMTERvILLE, :. e.. Dec. IL, 1854.
Gentlemen ofCiarem"m Connty:-l come
out in lhs manner to inform you that c.r.
cumslanreS of "A private nature " II moi al.
low me to he before you two years hence.
as a candidate for seat in the State Leu
1,ln'ure, and having a willingness to serve
you IN some way. "if.r yoh my service.
as Candidate inr Tax. cnl,cc:nr At the
Hex' e:'rt'on, and il el.'e,"d do prem Sc Ia
discharge my Guly to the hest oi my ability
| AIN yours, most respectfully,
o. u. MtROY.
gR- Wachman please copy If.
Dec. 20. 1854 8 If
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New Goods @
AT THE NEW S'EORE

UNDER ODD FELLOWS UiLL.
A. NJ. NEWBERY y,vcs notice to the
r'l'zens oi Sunderland Darlington District,
that he Is now rcrctv,ng and opcnininy AT
b $ NEW STORE, choice and wrl So.
lcc'eh SioHk u, Dry Gnnds. HTS. Caps,
Bouts. Shoes, Cr,rk"ry, G.,sswarr, Gro
cores. Saddle 'ry. |! Hardware, Ready Made
tIthmg, &c.
i" all oi which he invites the attention
% the public, especially the ahrs.
a. VI. NEW Berry.
November %. 1854 > n
" Wa,chman copy.
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-lork OF
Ladies' EDrcss Goods.
OF all knd*, w:
a beautiful lot of Rich Paid and Slri,e e
Silks;
Pan C"!orcd do Back Striped and
llain do.
Ca>hnrrc-, Mcrno<, PERSIAN G. Hhs
Ladies CnrSrtS. Mria.ic Curse, Rnar.I>,
l.accS, &c.
RiyulciS. assorted colurS. French work.
ci Collnr~. Bands. Nc.
I.ahir> kui Caves. I.,deS' Gaun,lrls ::
Long Back Mn,S i"r AIDES ;u,I Misses.
Shoes OF aai Descriptions,
TrAvci"g l'ru l.: Carpet -. Ladies
Work Boxes. Ne. e..
For PLANTERS.
Il full ~inck q, Negro krr>cyS Rlankc's.
Nero Shoes, Gin,cr,cS, q; All krndS =
Ready nl,i'' tlu h,:i!.. = ,Idi"Tv. Il,rA are.
tO"hlug Stoves, A!r-:lgi par.ur Stoves.
Farmers Bo;ier-. &r al lower pr,. cS than
usual. Can and get bargains.
l.. Il. HANKS.
Oct -. 1851 ~ II
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SO. CA.--SUM INTER- DIST,
by W. LEWIS, Esl. O.dinry fn sal.
D>yr ,,y

Whereas, J. ". S'nrkcv harh =;
plicd |" me ;"r LETTERS W administrator
IN All "''i singular III" goods ami ril,ln.>
righ'S ana cr'h':"i> "l he l.ir l.. hei
.Ah Naiticr u. ;l" >;l,d D,.irr /. ,r,ra- a-,.t
I.ic>" arc, i:irrt'.nr,., t., cic aud udrluu.
i>li all ana >'n~u ar, tn. k,nrel IN
creditors ri The SAID drccaSr,I. tn IN. ;,,,
nppc before ~" al our nX Ord navy.
tour I'r IT," SAID District, To Lc hold :.
Sun'cr C"nrl lInliS" on Friday The l2,l
,nuarl ln>i Ia >imw cause. II any, " Y
The said adm ni>trat.u ON should no, t,r
granted.
Gwen nn Ter my h,nl anil seal. IT,,
l2'h d'y nI January III The vrr
L. $. "' our l.nrL m;c lh,,islnl II
hundred aud fly five, and m The
79'h year o! American lndep nI.
cnr". w. LEWIS. o. :. %.
Jan. 3, le:J] 9 -
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Lots Wife 81 ife Found.

Lieutenant l.vncE, IL ir,> ,"yngc To th.
Dead Sea I"nnt huge pillar o! sair on
!n share, and the Arabs Snui II was ,i-
E.'i". ,hur" emo 'mil, whc, her il ,vaS - or
h'' "" ihi"' Siv.-'i may turn: out 10 hr
a eaten benny - riir lfnr wi:hu.,l u Si,,,i.
"w hu' lH.s W. dn knnw II vnu nave arv
tngIn,i"m. Fancy paI!i,uu. I.c:,nr!r".
Ar'hirrtnrin- or iilc repair ~ al A:c"r
'i'"nn>. fiuIriiaS. Nr. &c. and wiii cali un
I'll" sHt'>vrih"r i,' prom SIS II ii" his hr.i,
ini H,i' u" h,p"y lr DO all work viii,
i'"''E''>> ':in dispatch rhll 'n;.. h, cn.iii>'-
~ :" ''i> 'h!'.. AZ Charl">uu PRICES irt tn"
cash uh,v. II" can be found at Mr. f.
S"'nne'> Cl"ih,ny Emporium, Sam crv,l.c,
South Carolina.
e. w. DAVIS.
Oy'. Il, 1891 81 3.n
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vi 4 = ) Va % az a. "A N

Returns her thanks 10 her friends and
patlu,S ,ur thelr lbrral palr".ag" huI'i-
il,c pIeScni year, aini wO.'ii >u.,cit con.
rlnuance "l 'lc same lln: cunning year.
She will reS,l,m. the Gutr.s oi nrr >unuu.
on til. first Monday N January lo53.
TERMS.
Spelling, R'ad.ng and writing per
'qnnrt"r > UO.
The above M"n h.u4 inr.t. hrnin .'ilr,
iIi"snlhv and An hina!., SO %
Including lln. at owe with b.""ny and
Astronomy, ~
frh'Mli per "a i'G', ........ 5O.hO
Dec. lj, 1854. .. II.
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Notice.

All prrsons having any demands ueains.
Capt. James X. Brock Deceased inlr OF Slim
Ter i'>tricl, VIII phrase rr. sent heir demands
10 IN. slD cfiher lnr Iml mem, and those in.
dr''icd will III Ike plymr,I. iu tli,. $, mr
l.. +. RIlAMf, Ex'r.
NOV. 30, 1854, 5 II.
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Land for Sale.

A NAl.U., .,Dl... ,inc. -. i..ud : uii:.r.
%h Or ste. ~ utci III inc f',,rn al I.i:iCn
RlfeT. CONTAINING seven hundred and Srv-
cay ari'~. On The Premises is i good
Tw".>'"ry Dwelling, with ali n.cc->a y
tuI Du'lu,"gs, an ~ H'""i repair. A;0 Il
'ouO acres oI land = uni, u,mi i"lrr =
Apply '"iic subscriber al ruw,;ens M.i.s
Post Office.
x. j. WI WIrlIERSpOON.
Dee. l3. lo:jl 81
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Just Received,

q 4 = - s.
LADIES' Bnoiiees anu sySalkin1 Sboea n. a.
;, 'rrs. ih.1ies- &c. Gents Calf Ba,its. Anil
Bool!ces, Ladies' and Genls. Over Shoes.
=, A's"-h fine assortment OF Hardware, Tin
Ware, Sadiery, dc. 5E,1. Z.
Fancy Goods.
ladies Wood nm, Aloroca Work-Boras
Pull Boxes, Port Monies, Segar-Cases. Bruce.
.sls' iiaif and Tooth Brushes, Drv=.ing, Tick,
ana f"ckei Comhs, &c. -, a,
books. dc.
Novels, roetical Works and schoo, Books,
anu iine assortment of Stationary. .5s55a
GROCERIES,. s.s
Brown, Clarified md Crushed Sugars.
~" ana java Coffee, Inasses, Cheese Z 81
Ralsons, Dried Figs Flour. Candles, u
Soap Tea, Starch, Pickles. Sar,ines,
Ginger Preserves, DC.
nis''. n 'ii'r assortin ,nt Of Cooking Utensils.
t"r >aIe hy }. Il. SOLOMONS' 'S 60.
Nlurch s2tlI, 1851 II II
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T,n.:'IM VIZ: ,,,,'oN mN'S'AFf Prois. Of Music.
Miss SARAH T.. OvERY Assistant InStructcss
in Drawing in the Arncrni.,l Department.
Miss CYNTHIA &. fISHER, Tuturc>s.
The above Institution has le.,, ia operation
for seven years: for the first five IL a Seminary
aud Tor :h. n-i Two S Il l'ni>rrsliy establish
r'i I'm Irr lrgi>ia i've Charter ".nu!c, III Is
~. Si,'rc il has been III "I'"ntiuu each sue
cr>Site year has brought AN incr,,a>,. ni.mh.r
oi lni.>. AMI on'. hun ir,,I an ihirty-iivc have
i,:.,n rnrull,' The present >"~>na | progress
in the c mii I,ncc %! The Publ, hrlh in llils
and in n;hcr southern STAT, 5, has hrru Graiu I,
hui continued, nn rly. hulri nt trustees AMI |
| the prr.eu, Farui'y I'll INSTRUCTORS wi,u have
| hrn Identified with II l"r years, ar d"-rm u.
| ed it sl,ali continue 10 merit an Increased
rairunnHt.
lis locality. provrrba for morality. health.
and irn.s.il,y, recommends II Ia Parents and
Guardians Rr place tor The r,iu ION o their
'aHG'lrr> AMI whr,.s. On oi s,v u lIuu ircd
pupils who have been tau iii lit III. in>,,iu;inn
iin! II SIIglc death ill., occurred; All .illiuu. Il
lir present year mas hcru no ri iur th;. preNu-
l,nc. al disease .hrou. houI the ,u,inIrv liicr
has not been Il single case oI svrio'is nIu,sl";>.
ilon.
1 his institution organic ii an con I,ic
on the iIihcrsIt plan, u,r,S not rr.>,.Ib. Il
r,Ll me "i >.u .lc., nut each young LAZY Is as
cigncu such are s'ntrH ~" her md, amt
pic,:'I III such cIiSS, as Tier requirements
chii.lc hsr,
Tn. course of instruction pursue ! is 5 -i..-
ua,,', aud cN.rIi,i> Inc lowest tli,sc III
the IIIii;,,y i" i,t !;;p!:,.s! i, III. tu,ii:
brlnr meat. uion lie coinpiclIo.I ui winch
'hpi''In,S are grIntc
hiHuSlI Tia. wiuir course, from The loves,
to The hisn 81 c..,.>,.> Insiitr. 1t ,.rlAIn
IL ':ni.y gwen. Without cN;ri rI.rsc; ir rn,lrs..
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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-18

TO TEE PHYSICIANS OF THE WEST,
And to all who use Liquor as Medicine, or as
Beverage:
Ply sicians who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for med
icnal purposes should give the preference WOLFE's
sCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCIINAPPS.
l. 1t is manufactured at Schiedam, in Holland, and
exclusively in the factory of the proprietor, by pro
cesses and from material elsewhere unemployed an
unknown.
2. 1t is proved, by the repeated analysis of
eminent chemists, to be entirely free from the PERM
couS is oil which remains in every kind of liquor dis
TILED from eran and which is the of the nervous
and vsCcral arrangement, serious congestion. and
bid desire for habitua and Incorporate indulgence,
which such liquors invariably tend to superinducc.
3. 1t is proved by the unerring that the
Juniper Gin is not Favored with the coarse, acrd and
ndigest lie oil Juniper heretofore used, but with the
specifically lighter, more volatile, aromatic and medic
na of the essential oils of the Italian juniper ber
ry, negiectedby every other manufacturer.
4. 1t is chemically "roved be absolutely pure in its
recticaon-a quality OBJ aimed by entirely new pro-
cess and which no other Holland Gin in the world has
acquired
s. Ii is proved by extensive medical experience ana
testimony, to be an efficient as well as an agreeaD'e
remedy in many of incipent dropsy gravel chr0
mic eout rheumatism, fatulence cells, cohcretiohs IN
the kidney and bladder, dyspepsia, lever ana agu, gene
raj debility sluggish circulation of the blood, deficient
assimilation of the food rnd exhausted vital energy.
6 IL is a most grateful and renovating cordial, ar
when used rs directed, nflames the system in
dnces ncrety, but tends rather subdue the latter
fralltv by creating dislike to all inferior liquors.
Ard it invariably corrects the i'll effects of bad water
whether in swampy limestone districts IN all of
hese enumerated qualities it has no rival in any mar
net in the world.
Since the introduction of this celebrated medicinal
beverage into the United States, number of Liquor
Houses in New York and other large cities have
commenced counterfeting it. The genuine only sold
in quart and pint bottles, handsomely wrapped in yell
low paper, with my name on the bottle, cork and la
bel. would advise those who use it incidentally, to
purchase by the bottle, Bars and Hotels frequently
fill my bottles with common gin and sell it for genuine
For sale by all the respectable Druggists in the United
States UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer
Is, 20 and % Beaver-st, New York.
The word Schnapp" belongs exclusively to my
tice, all others counterfeit.
Wholesale Agents in Milwaukee, Wis.-Boyd
Ledy ard Dotcler & Sexton Edwin II Baker 4 Co.
w L. Hopkins Coy
December 8, 1854 dSm