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For J St, Anthony Falls Direct,

IL
For ST Anthony Falls Direct,
esa AND ALL THE LANDINGS OF THE
UP.PE r. MIS- sIssIPPI lRIVER.
THE M ArD uase a s 4 =. II,
&, Q. Az i Is GET Esss .., &.
now being built and finished u Welsville, Ohio,
]. B. GILBERT, Master. s As
will leave Pittsburgh Tor the above and all inter.
mediate Iandings, 81, the curly opening Of ni,yixa
toii "a the Upper Mississippi For ifeighto Or pas
sage, apply Oh, board, III to. John Finckl. ,oi
Livingston, Pittsburgh /; n. Cutter, tor pr
Geisse, WsIlsyills, u WI Ebsrfeari, ,Rock Il,
land Georre III, Ell and CO. Dubuque, Iowa
n, p. Upton, III n. III Nash, p. r., Moulton, 81
Anthony Falls b Murphy, John Perkins, Min.
neapolis; Bnrbnnk and Co., St. Paul. sss ss8s 81;
The Falls City III bin enlirelynew and speedy
l,ost, with powerful machinery, bniltti,y Gaisse,
of very light draught and excellent aceemmoda-
tions win BE- splendidB furnished and finished
built expressly forfho Sc. anthony Falls Steam
heat Company under the immediate supervisory
of r. 6Cdtier, Engineer land win run ss i f4eu.
lar Packet from Rock Islund of Dubuque 10 III
Falls Of N. Anthony !, and pc manned by rslishls
Y Y ~ B III VII BEar, Gsp.. Ar II, col
Office. III Charles Hetel Pittsburgh, n IS
Missouri Honse IN eIIsville, "A. 7st ,sEEs
And CT IL. CHASE and Cot, 1reAsaserof Ga.
St. Anthony Falls. April. lf
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STOCK MARKET,

az ROSS keeps - hand. III s,. dnhaany. Lows,sf
~. Iown) \ large and well selected lot 81 mich
Cows and work Oxen and nkcr cattle, ;il for sale ia
ots r. suit purchasers. Persons wishing good Oat-
e III AIR prices need only ~ cell III ,he hsock Mar
ketaAd gefethe wotsh ofstheir money. 81 sai
St. Anthony, July a6, l866.asss l2mS& iii
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q FOR SALE.

Of land near the town Of Watab,
on wild. a good Dwelling House on said prems-
Is, on the hank of the Mississippi River, land close
to the Territorial Road leading from Peiat Douglas
to Fat Ripley Forsfelilitysef and seauty Of loca-
,ion,it calnotbe SURPASSED III any part of ihaTerri.
tory. Said, land is situated opposite the Watab
Prairie, the late home Of the Winhebhgo Indians.
hi Fpr dprher particulars apply To- t,fasaf .s. N
Sank Rapids, May "a, '55. VIM. eCONNELL.
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O AI,-. &

@ A Il S.
= nnn BUSHELS Of Oats vii! be on
.1ULls hand upon the opening Of naviga-
ton, suitable for seed A Iioera' deduction Il; ii
prices will be made 10 Benton County customers
Who take full load for cas:, only, at KING S.
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LAND wv ARRAN'TS.

TIME subscribers offer for sale Land Warrants on
~ years credit gfNIIO WANTS SOME !?
Do you known of a choice 40, 80 or l6O acre piece,
(prairie Woodland near your farm that you would
like to secure Il you do, call 1t office aud get
a Land Warrant. Perhaps you know cf piece
worth SSfS5 an acre. Dohf lose the opportunity to
secure Il. For terms call AZ our office. n s9
,ssssesss4 81 .sSsss, IS TRACY}& .F1ARNEIAM
sa485tsias ,fsa .itg 81 Bankers, ST. Anthony
ST. Anthony, Min. Ter. { f ah!ssg Milf s
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WIN i PARsf1NsS

httcfnty md Solicitor, ytJhce IN Masonic Hal
! sbnidiog3 Minneapolis, minnesota, Inysstinents
made IN my part t the Cltu,ty, aaa any bas;i,tss
IN me Con,tss on the Terriorv or she Snpre,pe
S'osftSf the UpitsI Sta ,nrinliy attended 10.
may 2S, IS ,,9,l
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@ ESTABLISHED In 1885, ei.aI
tifif st*s'5a 80 4-.e E .aseissaNf
McCLOUD g BROTHER,

:
HAPD W.AR e AND. CUTLERY.
MECHANIC's Tools. Farming Implements,
lvl &C., &C., near the head Of Third Street,
Saint Paul. = sS3 s.!ssl 8ists5I 80
We are now in receipt Or our SPRING STOCKS
Of everything III the HARDw RE line. and with
greatly increased facilities Of buying and selling goods,
and are better prepared than ever To 10 supply the
wants OF our customers, and the pnblic generality
Having been engaged in The exclusive Hardware
business il St Pan! for the last Ave can
guarantee that we can and always will sell the BEST
QUALITY OF .GooDs, at the
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH!
Country Merchants buying with Cash, win End il
to their advantage 10 call MS as we make liberal
discounts on our current selling prices. eRsib
Saint Paul, June IA, 1866. KS 50 9sd 7hyl. .! q
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D Az ID DAY.

" HOLESALE Dealer in Drugs, Chemicals.
Nv Paints, s Oils Window Glass, Glassware,
Dye-Stnffs, Spices, Perfumery. Fancy Goods, sc. !,
corner Of Third and Cedar Streets, Saint Paul, Min.
Having completed extensive arrangements with
the Manufacturers Of Window-GIass, White. Lead
and L'nseed Oil am enabled to offer.these articles
at Wholesale at St. Louis prices. with addition of
freight. ss1{4 g .ss TN $50 n s
N. B.--Orders for stained and enameIIed Window
Glass received and promptly executed. Call aud
see samples. HAL. @ 5flsss3y fls.;.s tf.. 5t
Saint Paul, May %, 1856. 81, 9ny1,
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q = Z :
Forwarding. and Commission Merchants,
UPPER LEvEE, MINNESOTA.
NM E would respectfully inform the public that
w we have taken the New AND extern
sIvE WAREHOUSE, recently erected at the Up
per Levee, and Intend doing general
Grocery, Provision, Storage, Forwarding
and Commission Business.
f CoNs1GNMENrs and other business intrusted
to our care will always receive our prompt Mt
tention.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made on pro-
duce. and merchandise, and Consigners will al.
ways be assured Of obsaing the highest price and
and quickest returns afforded by this market.
The Receiving and Forwarding business viii
have the most particular attention and the ex-
pense Of drayage and labor as much as possible
avoided #ss J R. IRVINE 8 co. 3
CES: .s3
Hon. Henry M. Rice, ST.. Paul,
Rice, Hollnshead and Becker, /.
rnlls, Livingston, and Co., NJ ssa'
s. A. NJ. Fridley, .a... -. -. Is
/. Dayton, C. 4
J. w. Selhy, az
R. P. Upton, St. Anthony,
"A. hing, - ass Agt5 2tffssaf8
HI, H. Sibly, Mendota, sss ses a
B. H. Campbell and Co., Galena. sa
H. F. McClosky, tI.s
E. G. Potter, Believer, t ,t,
.,., Greeley and Gale, ST. Louis, s,s s.. tI,g4
Webster, Moir and Co., 6
H. Amesandf Co, SO
.ea Capt. Ward, Excelsior, -, ..sl 1<tt,i3i
ss9s I. Brooks, Admiral, .ssiIs:s {l4ga baH
Saint Paul, April 1865. iffs ytf tf3
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Ii M r.

II ME in any quantity viii be IN readiness FOR
~ Spring nse at the Lime Kiln, Lower ST.
Anthony, for sale for cash only, at slM.N'G'S. 5
H Sans .antsoRy, Aprsl, 1855. y1tf
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BALDWIN SCHOOL.

IN yIlE Trustees have secured the services VT an
u. experienced lady as pfmcipa pf the BAs.-
OWN SeHoot.. The new term viii aps,lnence On
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBEsRsasTH.
In order to secure high standing Of scholarship
ard discipline, the number ofpups will be limited
for the present to thirty.
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III an ACRES for sale near ST Anthony -
AVAJs The land borders on Sandy Lake is
well watered and numbered There Is no richer
soil, and il commands one Of the finest views in
Minnesota To person desiring a farm at a
pleasant distance from town, this place presents
Unusual attraction Call at the office Of
IRA CY g. F.fR.N-lIya.M.
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SHORTS s. BRAN.
Enn BUSHELS Of Shorts, and Bran, IN
yVU quantities 10 suit purchasers, for sale
for cash only at KINGS.
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TRACYS F.aRncH.aM. ]

0sx(lssACRES for sale near Anoka---one piece
CASI &C 10 acres, several Of so, and the
halaRca 100. Price from IS To ss7. according 10
distance from town, and quality of land
$500 s$8 TRACY e F6E.N.HyfM
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ALEXANDER REV,
Storage, Forwarding. and CommissS3son
.Mercbant
GROCER AND DEALER IN CRAM AND
Prov sIoaHss,
LOWER LEVEE, SAINT PAUL, MIN. TER
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s'l'. sAnlFIlOlSN MINNESOTA.

I tOLLECTIONS made. Estate Exchange for
| ~ sale II current rates. Eastern drafts and
certificates Vf deposit cashed. Current Bank
notes received on deposits. Gold for sale. In
terest allowed on special deposits. Lands, Town
property. and wild lands for sale. Houses to
rent, etc, etc. All persons having Real Estate
for sale, or wishing 70 purchase. are invited 10
call at our office. 3
We would suggest TO strangers coming here
with money 10 purchase Real Estate, that by
consulting Us they can ascertain what lands are
for sale IN the vicinity. price, etc, and when de-
sired, we will act as agents for the purchase 0f
such lands which we can generally buy on more
favorable terms than can strangers !.
Persons wishing to make investments, can do
30 through our agencya rs favorably as if here
themselves.
MONEY INVESTED IN REAL ESTATE.
We will invest money in Real Estate, for the
first three hundred dollars at Eve per cent. on the
investment, and three per cent on all sums over
that /; and will give, without charge, full and
accurate descriptions Of the landslide quality Of
the soi-proportion Of prairie and timber land,
water, etc. and the probable protableness Of the
investment also act as agents for the pay
ment Of taxes. Saa l8i.is '5
LOCATION OF LAND WARRANTS.
IN will enter government lands for capitalists
and sell the same, when desired, for one half Of
the profits, and share the losses equally By this
course we should BE- equally Interested, with the
capitalist II securing choice pieces Of land. Or
we will buy government lands, and enter into
written obligation to take them FIVE years from
date oi entry, at a hundred per cent advance on
The original cost, OF loose all claim for orr SER
yices--thas realizing tacenty per cent per annum
TO capitalists for the use Of their money For
iands entered N this manner, weiask nothing till
the expiration Of the FIVE years. For personally
selecting and entering government land we charge
III Gets, per acre
Eastern Drafts. Or Certificates Of Deposit, re
ceiysd IN payment FOR lands N.
TRACY g. FARNHAN.
e FERENCES
~. Hon. g. 1T. Doc.ittle, Utica, N. X.
Hon John :. tiinman, Mayor Of Utica, n Y
v Messrs Clark and Richardson, do do
Hca = W LeayeHworth, Sec State, Albany, Y
Hon Dan Pratt, Jus Sup Court, Syracuse, N Y
Hon Israel Huntington, do
Messrs Ely. Clapp 6 Barnes, new York
VIM II Woodbury., Esq. M
Samuel W Pu:maa, Esq, Brooklyn, N Y.
Hifam jerome, Esq, Rochester, N X
Henry Il, Fish, Esq q
Saxton 4 Gayiit, Esq, Lyons, N X
CHARLES Clark, Esq, Buffalo, N Y
tieorge e ,seeiye, l4sq., .'eneYa,'N =.
st. Anthony, April, VI s
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s,..s HYDRAULIC CEMENT. 81
- = BARRELS Of Water Lime, suitable for
80 lining Cis'erns and Wells. or laying stoae
under water, in quantities to suit, for sale sor
Cash only, at NE KINGS.
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IN ACRES for sale one mile ard half from
~ town. on gentle rise Of ground overlook
ing St, Anthony. Itwould be a splendid place
for any peTsoa desiring to i've near town and
wanting only few acres 10 cultivate.
. TRACY & FAR.Al4H.M
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ST. .a.N'1lIO.NssIT III YERTISE.AIEJNI
KINGS COLUMN,
FALLS OF sam n ANTHONY


VISliE Subscriber has constantly On hand y full
supply Of Corn, Cornmeal and Flour which
= offered 10 the citizens Of Sank Rapids and
DeDton County generally, at the lowest market
procession Cash on delivery. Having good team,
! am prepared 70 deliver merchandise when or
dered IN sufficient quantities, at ST Anthony or
q. Paul prices, with a far addition for hauling
to any part Of the country required.
A. KING.
FANS 81. Anthony, April. ytf
G RA C. x FL RS.
Ok BARRELS superior article Of Butter
- - Crackers for sale by the Dbl or ID. at
Kings for Cash only.
ST. Aathony, April, sytf
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A LARGE assortment of Paint and Varnish
~ Brushes for sale by MORTON AND PACE. (
ST. Paul, April, 1855. Milf
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DEkFUMERY. Fancy Goods, Fine Cutlery, and
II Patent Medicines, wholesale and retail, by
ST. Paul, April, MORTON AND PACE.
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/. .aJV.DS Bought and sold NJ com Con
- ~ III M; @ yI MI. sou
Cloud, April sI s. A. Mt IS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-15

A Good NATURED PRAcrlcAL JOKE
AT the Democratic mass meeting at Al
gers, On Fri az night, practical j,k ke was
played off on one of the speakers which
created considerable tun at the time. II
seems that one oi the Know Nothing wags,
who is somewhat celebrated fof his pro-
iiciepcy in venjriloqusm, took mp position
adjacent to the rostrum, and, as the speak
er would make a hit against the dark
lantern" gentry, would reiterate the words
sending them back Us if eohoing from
some dark cavern. This so irriated the
speaker. who WIS not up to The trick, that
he soon became anything but mild in his
denuncislion Of the pa'y who thus iuter-
ruptcd him. When the trick, however,
was discovered, a general .roar of laughter
followed. We like a joke. whether it tells
for or against our predictions, and we
think this one, played off by the Agerne
way, is about the best Of the season.-N.
o. True Della.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-15
I-y The young usa who ha. ruined

I-S The young uisu who has ruined
himself by rcbbing The post office in Chica-
90, where he was clerk, confessed his
crime after his arrest, and says The grea'.
er part Of the money was taken in small
sums after roboinG the first letter, all
fear and compunction OF conscience was
gone, and in little while il became impos-
sble for him to pass a money package
through his hands without stealing it,
What solemn aud awful warning is this,
not 10 take FIRST wrong step; tina. step taxi
en-, the next is easy, the next easier and
YOU are fairly on the road to ruin. Strug-
gle manfully, struggle prayeriully, struggle
as for your lie agaiost iha first temptation,
'he first false step, the first sinful act
Yield ,he first outpost to the great enc
my OF your soul, and you run the fearful
hazard that you will be lost.-Child's Pa
per.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-15

To horse owners, stable keepers and Others
Dyers' Healing Embrocaton has proved to be
one Of the best remedies for Iameness, caused by
strains, bruises, SPAWN or other accidental causet
as well rs for wounds, gals oI Other injuries thA
are frequently occurring to horses and diner ami
mails. II 10 also the cheapest prepa ration tha
can be used. A stable keeper in Providence
says
"I have frequently used it with the mos, de-
cided marked results upon my horses. ] use it
IN all cases OF cuts, wounds and bruises, and in
internal pains and distress, and it never fails to
give immediate relief, or to effect a cure.
II will heal wounds, cuts or sQres, upon man
or animals. sooner than any other preparation
have ever used.
ORSON MOFFIr.
Prepared only by r. M. Field, "a W~stmin-
ster street. For sale by Hazard & Caswell and
X. J. Taylor, Newport, X. l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-15
TIMES NEW POKl, iAUt0DAl MOE ING NOVEMBER 49, 1855

THE Bursl lars Alarm and Physicians Night
i Bell aud Lamp This instrument, patent.
ia ugust II, 1855, is simple AMI certain 10 its
oDeraiion, and gives security against the depre-
d tions Of burglars. An attempt TO open any
door or window connected with this appuralus /,
vii, cause AN arm loud end long, tole rung
and n CANNON hand lamp to he lighted at the
same instant. The LaugIar, frightened al The
alarm lie has raised. viii haGliy abscond, even
before an actual entrance ~ made.
Phys;rians aud ADoihecaries vii also iind the
article Of great utility For suc, purposes, u
ia operated by a bell p"Il AT the street door. aud
will save the expense aui convenience Of con-
slan,ly burning tight.
When compared with other Instruments in.
vented for the same purpose, this alarm ~ nt-
milted 10 be vas y superior, both as 10 the ef.
icacy 0i he alarm, aud the certainty oi ignition.
For sale at TISDALE'S, Il6 Thsmes OF.
so
RLACK >ilks-Lops very superior bisck Silks
OF different widihs, soil, heavy and glossy, such
bs viii give sa slacton 10 the wea.er. Also extra
lack Tsfetis. black Gros de ispahin, black r..
ad- SILKS, &c. For sale cheap by
AL WM. q. CDZZENs & CO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-15

ApkpardnesS in Manyesting Your Love
for Young Lady-A few nights back
party of ladies' and gentlemen was laughing
over the supposed awkwardness attending
q declaration OF love, when gentleman
remarked that il he ever offered HIMSELF he
would do il in collected and business. like
manner.
"For instance" said he, addressing
himselfto to beautiful lady present, would
say:
years in looking for wife. ] am in the
receipt of clear income OF two thousand
dollars q year from my present business,
which is daily on the increase. -
OF all the ladies' OF my acquaintance ad-
mire you the most. Indeed, to speak
plainly, love you, and would most gladly
make you my vile J"
"You hatler me by your preference"
good humoredly replied Miss s., TO the
surprise of all present.
"Not at all | am entirely sincere"
"TAen Irefer you 10 my Father "
"Bravo !" exclaimed the gentleman.
"Well, de-c-l-a.r-e (" exclaimed the
ladies', in one united chorus.
The lady aud gentleman were married
soon after.
I, "Wasn't ihai," asks the narrator, "a mo-.
dest way OF coming to the point, lady.
like method of taking man at his word =
"Well, as Charles Lamb would say 1T
wasn't any thing else"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-15
+" A thing OF beauty
I. Low fnrav.r ~

So sang the gifted poet Keats. What can be
beautiful than fine head Of hair that noblesi
Of NATURES adorn nenis. Who that is young, but
vslues the luxuriant locks Of youth, aud would pre-
serve them and who that is oiu bat wo I'D COM
mend Lyons Kathaion universally acknowledged
TO be the most valuable aud the most delightluy
perlumed toilet article ever prepared. Be sure snd
ask Ter Lyons Kalhairon to guard against the valu-
less limitations and counterfeits, which have lately
been put up under somewhat similar names. Sold
everywhere for only 25 cents per bottle.
HEATH, wYNKOoP & CO, Proprie,ors.
63 Liberty ST., New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-15
DEFIANCE SALANANDER SAFES

ROBERT NJ. PATRICK is the SOLE
manufacturer in the United States of the
above celebrated Safes, and PATEST Pow
pERlsooF DRFiAsCE Lock AND CROSS
in the world.
These Safes have taken the first premium
Medals in every exhb ion held in the United
SIltes during the past three years. Safes OF all
sizes, suitable fjr Merchants, Banks, Jewelry,
Record Oihces, Steam &c rs, etc., Fire and Thief
Proof Bark Vault Doors, Plate Chests, Tor pri.
vate families on hand. for sale, and made TO or.
der at the Depot, No. 1872 Pearl street, one
door below Maiden Lane, and at the Maj.
ufactory Nos. 50. :, 81 AMI 66 Cannon st. N.
Y.
y9 6m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-15
GENTLY CHECK A CHILD.

A child, when asked why certain tree
grew crooked, replied "somebody trod up
on it suppose, when it was little"
He who checks child with terror.
Stops its play aad stills its song,
Not alone commits an error,
But a grevous moral wrong.
Give il play and never fear it,
Active lie 10 no defect
Never, never, break I,s spirit,
Curb it-ony to direct.
Would ,ou stop the aowing river,
Thinking il would cease to flow
Onward must il flow forever
Better teach It where to 60.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-15

FiRE IN LowELL.--A fire broke out in a
stable in the rear Of the Appleton House,
on Gorham street, in Lowell, Tuesday
forenoon, about eleven o'clock, and from
thence spread to a dwelling bopss in Put.
ney's court, occupied by Irish families,
both Of which were wholly destroyed. A
mill cottage house on Gorham street, own
ed by Horace Howard, ESQ.,, was also con-
siderably damaged. The entire loss is cs-
timed at S3000.-Doston Times.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-15
THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE
AGE.


MEDY Which CURES IN
"A FIVE MINUTES. NJ. LEROuX'S
French Cholera Cognac Btters.--ThIs truly
wonderful scientific compound ia recommended
by the most eminent and learned physicians OF
all Europe aud America, and enjoys the beat
reputation of anything similar ever offered. IL
is without doubt the best, most efficient and
generally acknowledged reme'y against cholera,
dysentery, diarrhoea, AMI complaints OF the
stomach in general The numerous patients
who have tried II according to directions have
invariably found relief in "A very shor, time, and
the best proof o, il is, that since this standard
remedy was inti odpced IN the arns. OF the Al
lies in the Cr,mea, The mortality oi the soldiers
ished 10y over rs pr cent; in consideration Of
which, the inventor was presented by the
French and English government, with gold
medal, bearing the inscription, ''iiaii NJ.
Leroux, the g,eat chemest aud inventor. by
whose knowledge our armies are preserved from
cholera"
This invaluable preparation is also remedy
Tor biiousuess, indigestion, weakness, and gem
eral arrangement ol the stomach. Upon being
taken, il creates appetite, aud prevents tie
hsaviaess attendant upon eating by persons who
are dyspeptc,
IN ih,. city, also this remedy has been tried
with the most undoubtsd success. aud the under
sigued can produce the best testimonials OF our
most celebrated phys Clans, as 10 its immediate
and complete success, which he will he happy
at any time to show TO any that may wish to
see them. y. .STElNFELD
sole Agents for the United States, 70 Nassau
street, corner Of John, N. Y.
II. y Those not able 10 pay, may call t my
place from to . p. m, and receive this remedy
gratis. n7-ly
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MARRIED..

On Wednes lay, 7ih inst, at the residence OF
Henry Ludlow, Esq b, the Rev. Al, xan'er q.
Mercer, Miss Anne 2. Dunbar, Of Newport,
and Mr.. Milton Car, Of Richmond, Va.
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n h w q . y u S
UNITED STATES CLOTHING STORE.

ERENCh Con(cciionery-Gum Drops, Ju-
L jubs Paste and Ju.lube Paste Drops, Liquor
ice Drops, Chocolate aud Choco.te Cream
Drops, etc just reed fresh by
q. MUNCHINGER,
ole 10 Spring, ard EOS Thames street.
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This is ,he oa'y positively Scltsc;'tipg Can
made. as all others req"irc ". splf'r or cr-
.neut They are acknowledge h! aH Who SO
them the ueatest, sa!es' an I ic,'l convenient
Cans ia ure. Full dirri.ous ~ putting up
Il ui,s, yege ibes, c., vii accom- iny he caG4.
For .aIe, wholesale and rer'il by
1AliOR - iiOpGErrS.
Manufacturers Of Pdn!sn 4 In Nara, NJ. &
Beekman ST., curuer Of Goil, Nsw iork.
IS 1md&w.
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THAsksGiylSG.- The Governor Of fifteen
States have appointed Thursday, the 20.h
instant, a. Gay oi Thanksgiving. Ia
,cveral S,atcs Il occurs Oh the I'D