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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-06-02
{. BASS. A. G. LEWIS. DANA WHIT
J. w. BASS & CO..

Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Lower
Warehouse, Stcon Boat Landing,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Fs'HE subscribers would respectfully to the
Il public that they will continue the Forwarding aud,
Commission Business al the above named place; and
from the iT experience AID facilities. confidently loIo to
licrit your patronage.
st. Paui April J., 1855. IL
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GREEN PEAs.--St. Paul has the honor, not
withstanding the drought, of producing the
first green peas of the season. Our fellow
citizen, Mr.. p. w. Nichols, has the article grow
ing in his garden and fully ready for the table,
this LIST day of June, 1855.
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MANOMIN HOUSE.

IRtHE SUBSCRIBER has taken the above House, in
II the pleasant village of Manomin, eight miles
above ST. Anthony, and is prepared to
the Travelling public with the best fare the country
affords The house is furnished with every accommodate
ton to be found in country and aside from the sub
stantals of fe the best wines and lie uors that be
procured, may always be had upon ca ]. The Sabiing
of the Manoin House, either for emgrants. Teamsters
Drovers is superior to that Of other public house
on the read north Of st. Poul. t< ->e
May 24dawtf ~ it ~ A. J. WILLIS
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St. Paul FIGURING Mill,

HAvING purchased the ssWinslow Mil,'' on Trout
LII Brook, have repaired the same by adding new
machinery, that the Mill is now equal in all respects
to any in the country am prepared to accommo-
date the public in the way OF grinding Corn and Buck
wheat; and in a few will be ready grind Wheat
In any quantities that may be offered. Farmer and 9TH
ers may bring in their grain.
Feb24dawtf VIM. Ii. MOBILES.
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CHICAGO STEAM ENGINE WORKS,
test End Of Polk Street Bridge, Chicago.
II. P. MO Sc S

II. P. MOSES,
EDROPRIETOR and MANUFACTURER Of Stationery
L and Marine High or Low Pressure STEAM En-
fTINES. BOILERS, MILL GEARING, IRON and BRASS
CASTINGS. The Proprietor pays particular attention ~
the manufacture of Gang, Muley, Circular and Gate
SAW MILLS. with every variety OF gearing for steam
water. He makes to erer, short notice, Marine,
Mining, Mil; Machinery and Shop Engines, from 10 500
horse power, with their Boilers Machinery complete,
and will furnish his
CELEBRATED MUL EYS."
in other places.
Pars Mills Engines and Mueys, kept constantly on
hand to facilitate repairing and mmedia enor will
be paid to all Communications dis localities,
ard plans, specifications and estimates furnished upon
application by mall post paid.
For particulars he would refer to all for whom
he has built Engines fer years past the superior
quality and durability Of his work.
Address, II. p. MOSES, Box 459, Chicago Post Office,
Chicago, Illinois. my25 w6m
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FLAVIEN BEAUDETTEE.

WoCLD respectfully Announce TO the Inhabitants q
Meliooia anu vicinity, that he has erected CAR
hlhNE q WAGON SHOP, also, BLACK SMITH
ShOP on the corner of first and Streets the town
or M ENDoTA, where Wagons and carriages the hes
quality Will always be found SALE and all descrpto.
OF Blacksmith work executed witt! Gispa,cL
Mcndota, Jan 26, 1855 wiz
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The Lam plimhter

ME latest and best American novel which &c .,,.,
80 great sensation East lust received and for,st
ny Z. HOWITZ & co.,
AT LeDuc,s Old N,ots
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Cheap Cash Store.
j. FROST,

'+.H9'E ~ FROST,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
~ EEP constantly hand q Large and we'll selected
~ stock of GROCERIES and DRY GOODS, suitable
for the ST. Pnul and Minnesota market Fresh Codtish
'irect from Boston, by the hogshcad;
All kinds of Sugar aa3a 'HFr ftfU
Moasses and G. Syrup;
Sack Salt Barrel; Gas 20 l
Nails, Coffee and Tea; a- =. ri t.-..-,.
Oysters, Extra Flour;
Corn Meal; Butter and Cheese
Mess Pork, Soap and Candles;
d. Peaches; t.-~a -ti
Fresh add preserved peaches;
Also. every thing else that Customers think Of or
e liI.' ~ to want. ~
No. "a, THIRD STREET, 81. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Nov. 8. 1854. dAxwlv -
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MARRIED.,

MAKKIED,
At Minneapolis, the 81 inst, by Rev. j. c. Whit
ney, Mr.. JOSEPH LIE DUO 10 Miss LIZZIE BERTRAM,
all of Minneapolis.
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"PIoNEER CRocKERY SrcvE.''-This estab-
lishment is on hand this morning in our adver.
Using columns. Mr.. Marvin has much the larg-
est stock in his line of trade that he or any 9TH
er dealer has ever brought to st. Paul; and
more than this, he is prepared to sell at Boston
and New York prces-merely with transporta.
ton, at the cheapest rates. added. He can I'M
dersell. either at wholesale or retail, any other
dealer this side of Chicago
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gg- The editor of the New Hampshire Pat
riot. President Pierce's home organ says that
the democratic party is DESTROYS of putting an
end to all undue influence of foreign-b born cit
liens in elections. Upon which the Louisville
Journal remarks:-" We guess the democratic
party. if they were to do it, would be very
very much in the predicament Of the fellow,
who, wishing 10 saw limb from very high
tree, took his seat upon the limb while he per-
formed the operation. AS soon as had done
the saving said he, Il heard something
drap.'"
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Special Notice.

EAAYTON & PACKARD keep in their ONCE
H Registers, wherein persons wishing to dispose vi
property register same with description there
of price, &C., which will be open for the inspection of
the public.
They also issue from time to time, Circulars. de-
scrpvc such registered property and all the lands in
their hands sale; which. together with advertise
ents in the daily papers. and other sources of adver-
tising, give to the.ans placed in their hands pron
nence before the public which inSurcs their speedy
sale. d&wtf
Leans Negotiated,
YIELDING from d to &c per cent. upon unen-
numbered, Real Estate. Maps can he seen at their
office of oil the Surveyed lands in MnncsotG-a!so
those of TOlCn Sites and important points throughout
the Territory.
Particular attention will be paid TO the disposal of
Town Sites, Mill privileges and Real Estate generay
private SALE auction and location Colon
les. Feb. 81, 1855.
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NeGr nc HdJ |pay House betceen 81 Pau! and 81
hnthOny.
Ne have the pleasure offering to the pubIic the
coming spring. a choice lot of Fruit and Orna-
mental Trees Shrubs, Roses Dahas, etc. also Gar,ie,
ana Flower Seeds, in large or small quantities.
Fen. 7. isse l., NJ. FORD IL CO.
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10 A terrible whirlwind and hail storm &C.
Cured near Chicago few days since, doing
much damage to houses and fences. One house
was lifted from its foundation and torn to pie
ces, killing three and seriously injuring eight
others of its inmates. Fences were torn up,
posts and all, and completely splintered every
thing in the shape of wood that came within
its reach. Hail-stones fell which measured nine
inches in circumference.
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rs The London Leader speaks of the En-
perOr Napoleon as "this tenant-at-will of a
throne on which no ruler has died during q
century"
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Ms- Capt. James Smith, who has been under
arrest in New York city for participation in the
slave trade, has plead guilty TO the charge of
acting voluntarily on board the SLAYER Julia
MOulton.
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PAPER HANGINCS
and Paper Hanger!

HAVING re ceivcd a Large Stock of p.pER n. Nc.
- lNGS, and secured the assistance of
MIR. n. Il. TERWILLER, l-in..
In This branch of NV business. who is ready To AL and
hang all paper orders in the best styles and at low rat
peSohs having rooms TO paper will do leave their
orders at my Boonsture. WN nam
May l, 1S55.-tf q
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L. C. Dayton. E. w. Packard.
DAYTON & PACKARD,
Dealers in Real Estate.
General Land Agents,

Office at the junction Of Third, Bench and 81. AntA0-
ny Streets, near the Post Office.
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CPRING Cloths, CassimeSe and vestings. For sale BY
- May :, 1865. RICHIE & co.
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Choice Brandies, Hines. Liquors, &c.. &C.
N. E. T. & Co., have secured costly assortment of
old and choice qualities of Brandes, Wines and Liquors.
both in wood aid bottled In the assortment will be
found
Old Otard. Dupuy s. Co., Vintage, 1870;
A. Slegnette, pale and dark, fine flavor;
Pelervosin and Leger Freres, pale aud dark;
Old SOuthside Madeira, in bottles;
Old Port crusted, very superior article for family
use and medicinal purposes;
Brown Sherry, in bottles and in the wood;
Maraschno, Caracoa, and other liQueurS Of TIE most
Apr owed and genuine brands.
CIGARS.
large assortment the best and most favore brands
of all qualities.
BOAT STORE
full aud complete stock of fer the supply of
kept constantly hand and at the lowest prices,
including
Provisions Cordage, Tar,
g.. Pitch, Resin, ETC., etc.
There is nothing i'll line, it is confidently believed,
but what suppy-and always ON the most favor
able terms. N. Z. TYSON Co.,
May 80, 1855. Roberts Street
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ARRIvALs.-By the City Belle yesterday MORN
ing, we have the pleasure of noticing the arri-
val of c. W. Starbuck and W. G. Crippen, Esors.
Of the Cincinnati Times Their friends at home
and the numerous readers Of that popular jour-
nal. will perhaps be happy to learn that they
are in excellent health, and will be we'll taken
care of during their brief scjourn in Mime
sofa.
]. ". Lynde, Esq, of Crow Wing, who has
been absent East since January, was also a pas.
senger on the City Belle. He informs us that
Hon. H. NJ Rice may be expected to arrive to-
morrow. t
TO CRoPs IN INDIAHA.-A gentleman wri-
ting at Vincenncs. Indiana, under date Of the
22nd says: "Crops are unusually promising
with us; quite forward, and the weather de.
lightful. We have had no frosts this spring to
isjure the vegetation in the least. Here, as in
all the sections of the West, there is far more
than the average quantity of grain usually
growing" .t.r.
~ Judge Edmonds, of spiritual notoriety,
, has given an elaborate opinion in favor of the
eonstitutionality of the New York Liquor
Law. r. ~
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BURNING FLUID IN DETROIT.-An ordinance
has been passed in Detroit prohibiting the use
of camphene, spirit gas, or any explosive fluid.
for the common purpose of lighting shops or
dwellings, under severe penalties.
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WANTED,

4 POTASH MAKER Brick Maker; a Blacksmith;
IA and Collier Apply to Lyman Dayton, or to
l,. 81 DAYTON s. PACKARD.
ST Paul, April 16
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- FARMS of rich and well broken land within ~
~ miles of St. Paul. will be rented shares 9TH
erwi>e, Competent Farmers Some OF the Farms have
fine dwelling houses, barns, &C., upon them.
.'.-. DAYTON * PACKARD.
st Paul, March Is.
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gD Washington papers state that within the
last last two months five hundred men have en-
listed for new regiments. .~l1
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Glassware! Glassyyarcy
Gr0yeiand Garden and Nursery.

reserved at the ST. Paul Crockery Store, 20 deg
" Ell GObctS. % M.DvTN
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,RRITORY PROPERTY.

ORO LOTS in the Cities OF Leavenworth, KickapOO
ccO Atchson and sale low; also, property
in other parts of the Territory. DAYTON PACKARD.
St. Paul. Feb. 81, 1866. d&wtf
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PRo-SLAvERY DoDGE.-A portion of the Cot
ton Wings in New York. have put on foot a
movement for the resuscitation of the Wing
party proper, upon the Union saving basis
The temper of the New York people does not
just now accord with this attempt to raise the
dead, and hence the movement Of the conf
dcnce 0en who have undertaken it, is thus
damaged by the Times:
The whole thing seems to be demonstra-
tion against fusiOn,-the union. that is. of all
men in all parties who are opposed to the Ne.
braska bill, the repeal of the Missouri compro
mise, the armed invasion of Kansas. and the
other high handed and alarming aggressions by
which the Slave Power declares its determine
ton to take possession of the Government
The movement is probably a new device by
which the Silver Greys, or Hunker, Pro slavery
Wings. hope to maintain at least the shadow
of an organization long enough to enable them
| to make advantageous terms with the pro-sla.
very section of Know-nothings. Its principal
Importance grows cut of the apprehension it
betrays that thorough and effective fusion of
the opponents Of Slavery aggression is likely
to take place throughout the State. Symp-
toms of such tendency have already been
manifested in various sections this is, we
believe the first tangible evidence Of it in this
city. So -n5
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HIsroRY ANNuLIED--Our enthusiastic pro.
slavery neighbor of the Democrat annuls his
torical facts with as much ease acd fippancy
as his party blots out national compacts. He
enquiries whether any Republican can tell how
much Hamilton was worth when he landed on
our shores? He of course, refers to Alexander
Hamilton. Well, really. we can't answer that.
Little Aleck probably had the usual quantity
of "toggery," pinafores, &C., incident to young
sters of his age when he came home to the fam
lily domicil of his parents in New York, in his
nurses arms-he happening accidentally to be
born in-another part of the then British Domin-
ions. But his nurse was dead before we were
in the world, and history saith not as to the
number of ha'pennys he carried in his juvenile
pockets.
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EN- The Agricultural Bureau which has
been attached to the Patent Office, is to he dis
continued in week or two the appropriation
for it being exhausted. Most of the clerks
have already been transferred or dismissed.
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STRAWBERRIES CoMING.-We announced a few
days since that strawberries were to be sent from
st. Louis to this market. An article in the Re-
publican of yesterday, shows tat they are COM
ing Chicago Press, May 26.
On the 18th the writer had the pleasure of
eating mess of wild Strawberries gathered in
the vicinity of St. Paul! AS soon as We get
Railroad through, we expect to compete with
St. Louis in supplying Chicago and Milwaukee,
and the backward lake region generally, with
with early vegetables.
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SPLENDID STORES & LOTS.

|uNHIS is high and commanding elevation, overlook
IL ing the City and the surrounding country, for
~ards of thirty miles, and is the most desi able IOcG-
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~ WtnSioW'S Addtnont' at prices ranging from
$3.50 to 100. (mar 26
BLOCK FOUR,
WinSlOW'S Addition,
up TOwn)
COMMANDING splendid views the City and
~ River.
A LARGE LOT
NEAR Gov. Ranlsey's Residence.
~ I'M arch 26
> LOTS in Seventh Street, near the site Of the new
- Hotel. Imar IS
GENERAL Business Lots in Sd & 4ih and Robert SITS.
[march 26
100 ACRES in Sec. ID, T. 90, X. D, miles from ST.
1OO Paul. so Acres Sec. Is, do. 160 Acres in Sec.
81 dos, y miles from city limrs. number OF n;
10 lots adjoining the town-possessng every
advantage either for investment or residences.
Apply to EMERSON L. CASE,
TOpposite American House.
st. Paul, March D, 1855. (3md&w
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$500 Acres of Land,
LOTS ON DAYTON'S BLUFF.

e4n LOTS in the above addition for sale at pri-
Ae)NI ceS varying from $125 to S1OOO payments
asy. DAYTON d PACKARD.
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Great Bargains in Land!

nAYTON s. PACKARD have always on hand from
~ Fifteen to Thirty Thousand Acres of Farming
Land situated in different parts the Territory, of
rous descriptions, which will be sold in quantities and
upon terms to suit purchasers. Feb. 1855.
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REV. E. D. NELL has returned from the Ses-
sion of the General Assembly of the Presbyte-
rian Church, recently held at st. Louis, and
requests us to state that services will hereafter
be held in the First Presbyterian Church at the
usual hours on Sabbaths and week day eve
nings.
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.
James S. Conley,

1S- -.
Daniel Ccnley, Isaac Conley, Catherine Dennu
and Daniel Dennis, her husband, residents. OF
s.tbesst.te of Virginia; William Conley. Marga,
rat Eddy. and Peter Eddy her husband; Eliza
beth Gonley. Mary Cunningham. and William
Cunningham her husband; Sarah Conley, and
Elizabeth Conley, widow oiIsaac Coniey, de-
ceased. of Monroe county, Ohio. s,
SAID Defendants are hereby notified that On
= the S0th day of October, 1854. said petitioner
filed in the Court of Common PIeas of Munroe
county. Ohio. his petition. the object and prayer
OF which is, tina, he may bold in severalty his in.
terest in the real estate of which Isaac Cosley
late of said county, died seized 10 wit: The ives,
hall Of the north east quarter ofsection 10. town
ship 3 and range 4, In said county. Also, thai
the dover Of Elizabeth ConIey. widow of Isaac
Conley. deceased, may be assigned in said prem.
ises. Said petition charges that William Conley
received fram his father in his lite time, the fol-
lowing real estate, 10 wit: 80 acres of the souti
end ofth soath west quarter, of the north ives
quarter OF section 10. township 8 aud range 4, IN
said Monroe county; said pre- misses being intended
as an advancement To said William and IN lies
of any other share in said estate. At the mex
tern, Of said cour, the petitioner will ask for Tho
proper orderin the.pseinises.
:, JAlIESS CONLEY.
By HorLlsTER Way,
Nov l, leo4. - His Atty
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Mail Arrangements. A
RRlvAL AND DEPARTURE OF the mai

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE of the maill
II at and from WoopsFIELp:
FAIRvIEw-Arrives every day (except Sun.
day. at clock P. Nj. Depa,,s every day (ex.
cept Sunday at O'Clock A. NJ.
BARNEsvILLE (via Calais)- Arrives every
Tuesday and Friday at 5 O'Clock P. nj. Depart.
every "Wednesday and Saturday at A. Nj.
MARIETTA (Western route)-Arrives every
Tuesday and Thursday at P. NJ. Departs every
Monday and w Wednesday at A. NJ
MARI eta (Southern route)-Arrives every
Saturday at 7P. nj. Departs every Friday at 6
A. M.
LAING's (New Castle)--Arrives every Monda,
and Thursday at lasA. M. Departs same days al
P NJ.
SUNFIsH (CIarington)- every Monda,
and Thursday at l. p NJ. Departs same days a
2 P. ID
ST. CLAIRsvrLLE-Arrives every Monday ant
Friday at P. M Departs every Tuesday and
Saturday, at 5 A. Nj
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W. w. WALLACE,
French. Burr Mill Stone.
MILL RN1aHIMa
STEAM ENGINE ESTAELISHNENT,
3I9, 3al, 333 Liberty Street, :

STEAM ENGINE ESTAELIsHMENT. /;
3l9, 32l, 323 Liberty Street,
OPPOSITE sMITHFIELD ST.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Steam Engines for Saw and FIGURING Mills gen
orally on hand and made to order Boilers for
Engines made to order or short notice. French
Burr Mill Stones old and new stock. OF my own
manufacture. ..watranred best quality, always on
hand at the lowest prices. Laurel Hill Mill
Stones always hand. Mill Spindies. Mill
Irons, Mill and Regulating Screws, Picks, Screen
Wire, Corn aud Cob Grinders, Cast Iron Pruvers,
Leather Betting, Wagnsr's Pateut and Comrnon
Bushes. Metal Eye pieces for the Runner, a su-
perior article, McConneifs Pateit Driver, sim
pie article for turning the spindle, always on
hand. Also, Lull's Patent French Burr Smu,
Machines, superior article, provided with a
powerful eucton fan, and uneqnalIed for securing
grain; they used III the large Pearl Mills Al
legheny City, (Which turn ont daily over 700bbls
f1our,) and in 600 other mills il, The west They
give general satisfaction, aud warranted 10
| clean well. We annex certificate from Que oi
| the largest mills IN the west, aud refer to our
| handbis for particulars:
| PrrTspURCH, June 26, 1852.
W. w. WALLACE, Esq Dear Sir We have
| now in use in our mill two OF your Burr Smu,
! Machines; they work to our entire salts action
ana they durable, not liable to get out of or
der, and we consider them the best machines now
| in use. WIIMARTH u NOBLE
| All orders promptly attended to.
w. w. WALLACE, 3lS Liberty ST.,
dec IA Pittsburgh. Pa.
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Agency

ENOR the sale of DR.. s. s. FITCH 8 relebfAs
a, ted instruments aud medicines. viz. Pstsnf
Silver Plated Abdominal supporters. Patent sleetv
spring Shoulder Braces, silver EnkstinS Ishet
Pulmonary Balsam, Pectorat ExpecionsA, HpeH
aud Medicinal Cod Liver oil. Pulmenny L4is
ment. Heart CprEector, Humor CprFecsor. gspq:
rative Syrup, Ant. Dyspeplic tdres CSsltafll1
Pills. Cholera and Ghohc Speeifcs VetDtlfdas
The above form DE-. Eltcl3s sreatmsnt ofi 2242s
nonasy aEoasun.pfion. Asthmas Hsast QkenqsS
&C., which has been 30 emineptly sncc eesGl
relieving aud curing tiinse diseases. Aiithe s5y9
remedies are preparedby DR.. F. for his psatfe0
and arranted good. HIS feput.tions aosade1He8
suecess. will recommend them to the aflicte4S
wh !. will find DR.. Fitch's Guide to The Inyal:
ids" q valuable book. It is given awsy AtaB9
stare Of the agents. Those sdffering frcms5xlanq4
Of the bowels or womb viii 6nd DR.. F sssaurJinsls
er light aud pleasant. and fitting periectly ~ -
The same time mos, efficient. The shoodes ky4c{s
also, is light and efficient. The artciex slt6G 1e
taken together. are unsurpsssed BY ssy s5tieH
ever made. A iito be had nf the sgeht - a a{5f
WILLIAM STEEL, Stafford, 0siQ, s;sS