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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-05-19
THIRD WARD.

Street C0n,nissioner's Notice.
To the occupants Lots fronting Oak Street,
from its intersection with Saint Anthony Street TO its
intersection with College Avenue:
You arc hereby notified that the Comm. ssoners of
the Third determined open Oak Street from
its intersection with Saint Anthony Street it inter
section with College Avenue by causing the same to be
dtchcd both sides, ami covered with gravel In the
centre, under the directions the City Survey and
you hereby required to do the within twenty
days the date hereof, the undersigned will enter
into contracts for doing the same.
Estmatps of the whole expense thereof have been
fiie with the City Comptroller for the inspec
ton OF the parties interested.
Dated May 9, 1855 10d GEO. l.. BECKER,
J. r. IRVINE,
A. G.. FULLER.
Street Commissioners Third Ward City Of Saint Paul.
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MINNESOTA RIVER PACKET.

MINNESOTA RIVER PACKET.
BLACK-HAWK, Cart. MAXWELL.
THE elegant light draught steamer,
4tn5sSSAE4A BLACK-HAWK, will leave ST. Paul
s7ESsS= for the towns on the Minnesota River
on WEDNESDAY of each week, during the season Of
Navigation. For freight or passage, apply to
BORUP s. ClIAMPLIN, wharf-boat,
Lower Landing.
] r IRVINE s. CO., Upper Landing.
March 7, 1S55-dtf
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COTTAGE HOMES.

100 Lots of Five Acres Each,
TN beautiful and commanding situati,n, aren't ont
mile from the City limits Soil a rich black loan
Pr $500 per Lot. $500 cash. and the balance In
and fwo years rith0ut interest.
ST. Paul. April &c, 1856. HENRY MCKENTY,
(i&wtD Dealer in Real Estate.
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MINNESOTA BELLE.

fsMMsxs IA THE Steamer MINNESOTA BELLE,
tS..asz.=u@SN Capt. HUMBERTsON, Master, will make
g !Ass1 regular trips during the season, between
S8szzs.<a.E st Louis, and st Paul, touching at all
points, for the delivery and reception Of
passengers and freight. Apply on board to
May 1865. j. W. BASS & CO., Agents.
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WINDOW GLASS.

lust received at the Pioneer Crockery Stores Box
rs WINDOW GLASS, fer sale, at small adv ance on
Pittsburgh prices. b. MARVIN. Fl
st Paul, April IS, 1865.
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Special Notice.

nAYTON & PACKARD keep in their Once
~ Registers, wherein persons wishing to dispose of
property register the Same with description there
of, price, &C., which will be opcn for the inspection Of
the public.
They aso issue from time to time, Circulars de-
scrptivc such registered property ANA all the lands in
their hands for sale; which, together with advertise
mtns in the daily papers, and other sources Of avcr
Using, gives to the lands placed in their hands pro
before the public which in>ures their speedy
sale, d&wtf
Loans Negotiated,
YIELDING from d to Sc per cent. upon unen-
numbered, Real Estate. Maps be seen at their
Office all the Surveyed lands in Mnnesofa-also
those of TOtcn Sites and important points throughout
the Territory.
Particular attention will be paid TO the disposal of
Town Sites, Mill privileges and Real Estate gencraly at
prdte sale at auction and to the location of Colon
les. Feb 81, 1855.
Great Bargains In Land!
DAYTON s. PACKARD have always on hand from
~ Fifteen to Thirty Thousand Acres Of Farming
Land, situated in differ INT parts of the Territory, DIVA
rouS descriptions, which Will be sold In quantitles anu
upon terms 10 suit purchasers. FeO. 1900.
$500 Acres Of Land,
In the immediate vicinity Of 81. Paul, for sale low,
Il by DAYTON & PACKARD.
Dayton h Irvine's Addition.
100 LOTS in the above addition for sale at pri-
lONV ces varying from 1925 to $1,000 payments
easy. DAYTON X PACKARD.
LOTS ON DAYTON's BLUFF.
VHNH1S is high and commanding elevation, overlook
IL ing the City and the surrounding country, for up
words OF thirty miles, and is the most des able I0cd
ton for private residences within the city limits.
SPLENDID STORES & LOTS.
STUATED in the business portion tn" City, for sale
- a great sacrifice. DAYTON n PACKARD.
KANSAS TERRITORY PROPERTY.
OSO LOTS in the Cities of Lcavenworth, Kickapoo
ocO Atchson and Osawkee sale low; also, property
in other parts of the Territory. DAYTON PACKARD.
St. Paul. Feb. d, 1865. d&wtf
FARMS FOR RENT.
= FARMS of rich and well broken land within ~
~ miles of ST. Paul, will upon or 9TH
crwiSe, competent Farmers Some of the Farms have
fine dwelling houses, barns, &c, upon them.
DAYTON & PACKARD.
St Paul, March 10.
WANTED,
A POTASH MAKERS Brick Maker; Blacksmith;
IN and Collier Apply to Lyman Dayt. II, or to
DAYTON PACKARD.
st Paul, April IS
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
oOOO BUSHELS SEED POTATOES, OF choice varie-
OOOO ties. will be sold at low price. Apply 10 LY
MAN DAYTON, at his residence below the city, or 10
DAYTON 4 PACKARD.
st Paul, March Is.
GARDENER WANTED.
THNO cultivate $50 acres, within the City
Il limits, upon shares. Apply TO
DAYTON & PACKARD.
st Paul, March 13.
TO LEASE.
IN BUSINESS Lots for term of years
w April Is DAYTON f. PACKARD
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INDIAN PoRK.-The pork for the Sioux Indi-
ans has been exposed on the lcvee to the hot
sun for several days past. At the next pay
ment there will be another grand muss' about
rotten provisions. The pork will certainly
spoil if left much longer where it is
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BOUNTY Land tlaims

Bounty Land claims
DY a recent Act of Congress all persons who have
- served in any the Wars OF the United Staes since
1890, the term of fourteen days; the Widows
minor children Of such persons, are entitled to
100 Acres of Land.
The undersigned having been previously engaged in
business prepared to prosecute all such claims
against the Government.
No charge services unless the claim is allowed.
Office in the Rice House.
SANBORN & FRENCH.
saint Paul, Minnesota.)
REFERENCES.-Henry McKenty; Gov. W. A. Cor
man; Rodney Parker. March 81, 1855.
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1cO ACRES in Sec. IA, T. %, R.22, miles from St
1OO Paul. so Acres Sec. Is, do. l60 Acres in Sec.
81 dos, y miles from city limits. number of q;
and 10 acre lots adjoining the townpossessng every
advantage either for investment or residences.
Apply to EMEkSON a. CASE,
TOpposite American House.
ST. Paul. March %, 1865. (3md&w
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DAILYLI
r OF
S A GE COACHES 81
- s II .,asS

ST. Paul every morning at NJ, and upou the ARR,
Ut tue st. Anthony Falls' stage.
WILL. LEAVE ~
saltwater every morning at and arrive In town
a. connect with st. Anthony Falls Stage. l.-- ID
SALTWATER AND rAYLOR'S FAiLS.
WILL LEAVE
Saltwater "n Tuesdays. Thursdays and Safur.,ys, ut
A. Ne, and return altr mate tlayp. tf rffr
SIIAKOpEE. .4 faS.s H.
coach for Si,akol"e will leave ST. Paul NoI,!sys
"cdc>,la!s AID Fridays, at yclok, p. NJ, aid
return on Alternate days.
? Passengers will be called for AT The Principal n
tbs. & POWERS pronr;esor .
ANe' @5' IS'+. tCiy papers copy.
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FIzzLED.--The Democrat, as we see by last
evenings issue, has completely fizzled on the
Kansas question, and falls to abusing the re-
ligious and temperance portion of the commu-
nifty over our shoulders. Having led the poor,
brokcn-down . organist" of this miserable and
repudiated Administration into this humlia-
ting predicamcnt, we now leave him to make
the most out of his new hobby that he can.
Only one point in his two articles Of yester-
day requires attention. We said the Washing
ton Union exulted over the result of the Kan
sas election, brought about b the interference
of Missouri cut-throats, and we rcitcrate the
charge. The files of the Union are proof of the
truth Of what we say. The Union has never
denounced the Missouri outragcs, and never
will.
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Fine Opportunity for Investment!
FOR SALE.
Az BEAUTIFULLY situated Lots in tWarrcn and
~ Winslotr's Addifion,'' at prices ranging from
$3.50 to 500. mar rs
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BLOCK FOUR,
WinslOW's Addition,
up Town)
COMMANDING splendid views the City and
~
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Regular Packets between ST. Louis, St. Paul,
and the Ports Of the Upper Mississippi.
fsSmgmn IA THE Steamer EDITOR, J. F. SMITH,
lh=-aAz.=sSSN Master, will run regularly during the
S!. A.sS8 season of navigation, between st. Louis
saz<zaazz=zz5s and st Paul. For freight passage
apply on board or to J. w. BASS & CO., Agts
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GENERAL Business Lots in Sd & 4th and Robert SITS.
CD,ar
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PRAIRIE STATE.

Sfe43ss7Ir> - THE Steamer PRIZE STATE, Capt
lf TRUETT, will run regularly during the
go E:as!i3 season Of navigation, between the ports
Of ST. Louis and st. Paul.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
J. w. BASS &. CO., Agents.
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L. e. Dayton. Z. w. Packard.
DAYTON & PACKARD,
Dealers in Real Estate.
General Land Agents,

lce at the junction of Third. Bench and 81. AnfAo
ny Streets, near the Post Office.
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TO HOwIrZ has been to New York, and is
now displaying for the benefi: of his customers
the best selected stock of fancy articles that
has ever graccd his popular establishment. A
large stock of Standard and Miscellaneous
Books will be added in few days. Howitz
knows exactly how to keep pace with the wants
andtastes of our growing population.
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Great Bargains In Land !

TAAYTON s PACKARD have always on hand from
~ Fifteen to Thirty Thous0nd Acres Of Farming
Land, situated in parts Of the Territory, OF va
rious descriptions, which Will be sold in quantities anu
upon terms 10 suit purchasers. Feb. 1855.
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8 LOTS in Seventh Street, the site of the n
q Hotel. mar rs
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IMPROVED MINNESOTA SToCK.-We notice that
colts. sired by Hopkins superior horse, Flying
Morgan End, are beginning to make their APP
pearancc. They show all the points of this
grown to maturity will doubtless he the very
best in the country. Flying Morgan can be
found this year at Hopkins farm on the St. An;
thony road.
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A LARGE LOT

NEAR Gov. Ransey's Residence.
IN I'M lrch Is
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Dayton h Irvfnes Addition.
II Oh LOTS in the above addition for sale at pr!-
lONV varying from 1925 to $1,000; payments
easy. DAYTON & PACKARD.
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800 Acres of Land.

N the immediate vicinity Of st. Paul. for sale low,
by DAYTON PACKARD.
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Ieei0NRPiS NOTl(E.

100 ASStGNREtS NOTICE,
Ctmeon ID. Woodrow having, OIL The iith layof
3 Jpi, 1884, BY ProPet deed conveyed u trust 70 ne
naerssatd tot Inc behekt o. BE 4Ald WOodrowA ciedl'
m. n MS real and personal property and ehoses
toht IN rttsons In any Se Indebted 10 said Woodrow
az ttquied 10 maize llnedate payment 10 me, and l'
tttSoHS biyhs claims AsAnt said woodrow are required
iont months 10 die their With the ITopeT release
eofahf 10 lie terms OF said deed With The Undersigned,
mia Gk0. ", SIGHTS, AtsiElke,
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Eton itt EairmeNt (It,l R9NNiean:

FFVNtht EllfMVHN Fllil A
AK INVALUABLE MERiCtkr. Ill ls but seldom We NM
among the many remedies offered 10 tie public ior Tue cure
OF disease, Oc we can eOnSeR 10 commend or w9te VII
ues we are able 10 discover and have always teduousy
avoided giving utteate toanythlnS that might lead any
ore to suppose that we plaC ID any faith In their e,c
sIOns Hui With TeeIeee to remedy manu- aetulel ~
S place. and which has become as familiar 70 The public
SS household words, we lTeak from knowledge OF llt M
riRSlc cNeeeheics Its adaptation TO many Of tle lls
Il E, aud tho security With WHICH u mar DO used. we
speak OF he Sonpaeli Nerve aud Hone lnlmeni
ID By H. H. Carr Co., from prescription IurniShed ny
iir WstsOn Carr late Of Moeantown and HOW OF Wlte
g one Of lie most eminent Physicians IN Virginia. THIS
innn Is based upon Tue broad principle that any renc
dy which will relieve external pain, Will GiopcllY com
pounded be equally efcacouS IN eOSirg Internal atec'
lions, principle that has been successfully
Il s simply the offspring Of Scle6e, being mild aud slim
pie in rs action, and sci revealing ~ ia ELECTS rover
more incredible, reath$ Tue most hidden sIiAwS Of man
aud btaSand yet being nnoxiops weakeAi infant
II Is aSh by lar the cht6Yt LihiIsh In lie markell being
nu up in EotleS twice as large the Majority AID one
ouh larger than the largest besides he'ng more hanio
tneS as strong. We commend II " those ~ want VI
Re and ca tain remedy,
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ST, and bf nLts y generally . -,.N lo1Sn
AFFLICTED READll
DhtindeiphiH Medical IIouac-RatAbllsh' 90
Years Ssoby Dr. HiiSttlin, corner Third aud Union
sis, between Siiute ard pinc, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
lNYALlDS
Are AnntISed that nT, KISKKLIS confines his practice
10 particular bIaeh OF medicine, which enEiSes bis
undivided attention. lie cautions tie unfortunate
SsAlhSt tie abuse OF mercury thousands eve Annually
ReLeuTallted ou' OF life. Recent affections aIePTonly
TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERlENCE
In Tue treatment OF aeaAS OF LiSe1Sea hitherto neeted
aldiRreIitty. understood, has enabled ilR: MIKE.
i'll tIe tenS Of liz causes 81 nervous debility local
and ilutlOnal weakness mental aud physical suffer-
Ing are ltteabe 10 certain habits, onEg the most Se
eeliel deadly and fatal springs Of domestic misery aud
''s TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Thereis an vi habit sometimes nLUStd In by boys, ~
solitude, oien srOwi w with them 10 manhood, ald
wheh noi TeiOInd ID IIe ot 9i Yss -
ateItS OF pTOiltccd, lns Ous, AMI devastating alec
lions, Few Uf those WHO give way ~ thi! Sne!9ni
bic IcslllEt, and vague lelU III the Mlhd.
The unfortunate illus afflicted becomes feeble, IS una
Bile I0abOr with accustomed igor or 10 eIly ILLS mi
IoliGiyi lis 1el Is laIdy aud weak, 10 Is dull ineso
nF SnI e:b, III lis sport With less cnegy tlaI usual
lille cnahClpAieS hinnef leIOIe tie practice las lluIt
Its wolSi end enle[ IionT, his marriage HlLG
fIiiCS Th,te roMtiItrItieH' Hhich .hVSd soIIM Ia
dItnIioA Of ho,e IiLiiiaIig liiEetrd.
MARRlAGE.
ieqNl'es tie iulhlnsnl " several conditions y otde
that II may he really the cause OF mutual 1plIneSS
Could the Sel which now covers tie Origin u domestic
WIttrhtdneSs be raised sl It's tue S0LIee ~ every W
SlaCe dset0ssd-ln how nay could be traced 70 lhyS
Apply then, while set IN e, IN order 70 have yNaf uh
AliuLs and leaAed UglldlaOL IebIaeed, teElvied an
shS"bNNHHN' OpNpNnpD
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Saddlers Hardware.


AND COACH TRiNAlSd.
j I'D SSasS filaSiSs, ccssS ard ls.i5tt pa,9LllIh,
iussy bows, Hubs, SieEes PeIOy,, CaIgiass and ire
sSieeythis ustd 81 trade, 10 WHICH IgSS the at
"i anSi5 N''"' ''''" Old STAND. Io2 Main st..
Notice.
w YoT a '' S6 I.a slT bTS eo
$lnssSog4FFS sko4aRs, ''S' Of The ut" t E j
Second Notice.
Lll4isons Indebted 10 ". n. MotIE are Tequesied TO
a e.Isnd't'tS their accounts 'mnt%Wj:'tMy'n MOTIF.
Bound to Shave!
I\RJAQuRS LkOoulTRK,S celebrated warranted
ID Rafois They shave With The greatest ease ana are
The Stl.esst OrouSAst 'Als matSGS. . r. sko%Ss"
10 EewIewelLy StoLs washa.IoA
T'hrow Physie to the Dogs pairerniaehets
HYDRO ELkcTRic YOLTAlc CHAINS.
ptodntlhs instant relief from the most acute er
tlSp, painful and Swtlled loiht;, NsunISh
offhs Pace, Deaipes9, bllndMss, ST.
iieart, peTtodeSl fieidafhet,
Palms lthe stomach In
d't tIisIISs, f P.ES!,
a4 Paralysis,
YORK Ss Jhsp one year snte, and aef being
totkciopsh ttls IN every 70 l ana SpPl:
snS AS pS, St ,SsS Sn,.. Va. ,t sLse
ADJ woEltf power IN The relief aud cure o. We ABOVE
chs q tIs,ss tnS ts.It Is aud tue sse'' 'Aa' A''
S;SSsa NH S SEFe5S into hi, county e.y
were sa A0sE' y ssG pr ssS
n1 SsAr HI TX q AND PONDER WELL"
Tkt PRINCIPLES upoh which u claimed that The thatns
hroipts ibtf eates te hIstI az MIIoEi
l,tsitt Ss attended aud prodpeed BY deficient
ffV6s Add, and an AGENT hat toiei eltttIie'
M OF eltEf0 nasneStAi aud setond-that The electro
tkalhs BY btlns woIn oyer ena Srcn we ~.
I'D TssS II TIE s sSs, Es y, sst ySs XXI
SSeSiS FetSiTed ID prod pes healthy acton Though the
sntltt ssssht Sodfpstins y Allowed 10 Be a.
s. sSi dR Sse[SIe eISp 81 up p5s
tSmit deastd Euth % Of Tue eha'n'' By
ihtFta,ihS their ma6lslle power.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
VIII SsH S eSs SS Sef s e ps
sstS ~ % Use q ksslte Gh,IIs,
"a sS fst,ea III ever Stta lssGtd who has Evt
e'@' We IN FEMALE DISEASES.
o thar eas AStaed ssni tEss q S1 r,Lt e ,!s y
Sss " mi sss ssd Il OYER q.
tsSpe aSdonR Other uTou lks spTe ius!
lSeys We pssal symptoms lnt'den to That
MODE OF USE.
rbtthSH t6aId " before use With common
yilstt, aud ht one era o. tAe eh,lh should p arElled
tSsSSPs$Sa1ssp S6siykpl u. Hectic Chain, AZ. pot
"a S,s az t ~ ao Ris Sss prossssa .
,s,st tI,ss II fhs iist year jhs Rttirt chain
RELi M from s rpoat acute p.ip. !, PLo.
ausd " oEee q ,eessSn ~, 9 y o IsT
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r,., AND COACH TANNING.
II ST OTtRed, large aSSOIHeh otStadleTs HARDWARE
al kpd Coach Tiln1lng., Couch ard letther VaIn!h,
HufrY bows ubbt, Si0kes, PelloWs, Carriage and
HoIts. NSieabis lIOns Patent and Rnlneed Leather,
used By thetrade, TO- whlsh iRS.s The at
InSia Old STAND, 1853 Main 81.
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NOTICE EXTRA,
ikayka ANAL stock 6f common clothing Tat will dis
pose OF 81 or even less 10 make ToO for my SPHu
hFo Sey5osY y AHs EOOu" RICK
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n It3I2J 80 HUPSl q
WAs strsS 'So s' pounds US GsS. WE
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MEDICINAL, !.
7Monnareil Nerve and Bone
The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
AZ, D, I4p1IilliEN ~ 5S
PREPARED by (, 0AR INK g.4 CO.. q, FROM En-
~ WATSON CARR; OF WHEELING,
LATE. or MORGAN ToWN,b ID
II h kssti ppeA bg sreti eHg READY Fhtea
itU Ihitrt en- s1trtAst fttV, ~, Y f7e5ttty con-
Al sEnfl'6NS,a peFtr kkitb II ttaRtJslly
u Ittkigikd Ia 'GA PSebltSE 10 he
HONl!lR9IL LlhLnENT
ARE You sUFFDRINa

IINROM Hheuhausm. SOIe Ih!Uatt ulVgi,l uIHSWs
i Breathing, ToothAtlf, Tic n0'oIegS, rem " 10
Breast or Side, Sinh or Sraa, ie1dAohe lnt1mnn'
ton Stl tolh1, Cuts Hdtes Polso SoIes Fever sores
Pain or cramps In the Stonael hoen Aorbus Sh9'eIa
Gus Insects OF Rabld logs gOe cake, AEe IN Tie Breast
or Pace, buns brulSes, chaus, chsPped hands, eoIhs
Conteons Of tue Muscles or cords, cuts o. 4ny kid,
SAL RhsuR Segryy, Fore Hpples, sore lips YeaeLea
Sores Scarlet fcysr any slaf dstate, you may rest
lSaulsd that In this altIele yop htye ,,,.,,,
4 SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which moi only Iela0veS pa almost ilStahane0y, bl'
ERADlCATES TfiE DISEASE,
Some will laSh al Tie idea OF any composition eurlhs
such number Of dlteatk but ifyoh but reflect thai lese
diseases though numerous Y inae ~ alsS rs; S S Lt
were II ten times nOIeA6f rms TlC1S which stare vs. ~ lhe
Rtt would jertt candid 10 aekhoN ledge its neIsi 9T
az who have gted Or We ,, Y. ". % saSS
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you never noticed Tho StlknS similarity between
many external and iDierRal dlseAt uleI
ent namc41 And has II never 0ceured 10 you that lei
edT might be PREPARED which should DO equally a9IeaoI
10 b0hi This remedy u now offered you IN I've sosfA
NIL liNIAEAT, which does mol Insult your uHde
BY taimns TO have beeL found In some 9TaHS tgo9ti
Of Vrrteo Or mighty cett ofhttatihi but sinEly Ihe
0aPRtSG OF sCIrSCIi LeinS mild and simple Us aGtloh
aud Jet revealing In is efCls power almost
-IeAthlng The most hidden sReWS OF man or ptntI.-
aud yet being innoxoNs 10 tie weakest lnant also
w far lie rktGpst llnine In the market being p9l W
bottles lsrt az EGrgt Is lhe l0I alld
ktrongi We therefore oer 10 YOU with pride eld con.
deEte exactly suited 10 tie wants VI Ieh or
poor, high or low
IL put up and tie ylAt expense oflle materials gseu w
nakeS iMlOSAbie Or lN t0ply for tile EllDs o. INC
hunLied oterliealeS we night publish nor DO sc deem
Necessary as tho Article wherever II Is used WI ceFy
We would however refer those atctsd ones who have
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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-19
TO the Citt<esss
EAST nATON ROUGE.L

At a meeting Of the Benevolent .Associa-
fior of Baton Rouge held Monday the
18th inst, the following appeal to the citi-
zens Of East Baton Rouge, was adopted and
ordered to be published in the daily pa
pers: G. A. PIX Sec'y.
The Benevolent Association although
authorized to draw on the City Treasury,
tor relief of the sick and distressed among
US, wishing to extend their operations be-
yond the strict construction Of the city ap-
preparation hereby call on their friends to
contribute such sums as they may be dis
posed to place at our disposal, for the relief
of those left in destitute circumstances by
sickness and death. Our books will al
ways be open to the inspection OF donors to
see the manner their charities are disposed
OF. Any donations sent to the Secretary Of
the Association will be thankfully received
at the present time, as we have no funds in
our treasury, to meet present demands.
w. F. TUNNARD, PFes't.