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AUX RAPIDS LAND AGENCY.

~ Il. GILMAN having established Land
W.. Agency at Sank Rapids, Minnesota. j.
nav ready "a attend 10 all Business connected with
bayiag and selling land, locating Warrants. paying
Taxes, ~. &C., in the IN Isl advantageous manner,
and u The usual rates. All orders by mail promptly
attended To-.
Land Warrants bought and sold, Ne, otatons
made fr Loans. Gold for sale. Office directly OPP
poetic ths u. 8. Land Office. Business hours from
10 o'clock, A. N. to 4P. NJ. All orders by mail
mast b addressed % G. A. GILMAN, Sank Rapids,
Mid. Ter.
REFER Noes:
q. nv. Sweet. Reg. Ladd Office, Sank Rapids.
w. H. Wood, Rec. :. = $ ::
enyder and McF arlane, Minneapolis, Min. Ter.
Gss. w. "A. German, So. Paul.
G. g. Hawthorn, Esq, Dubuque. Iowa. NJ
III. Gilman, Eco, Canton, Miss.
&Asgastus Darant, Esq., Boston, Mass. 5ss
Hos. la. Eastman, Concord, N. II.
8. .. Greeley, Esq, ~ (" ~
Saak Rapids, Oct. Is, 1855. n23tf
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OR r

The very best ofarticits in the shove ahmed line
III -Goops can always De obtained III his store ~
much lower rates than a. any similar ensab llsl'-
.ment in the Territory.
Particular attention IN the preparation and dis
pensing of Medicines Physicians mud CounTY
Dealers win find il Cor their interest TO cal! and ex-
anime his stock, rs Inducements will be offered
10 their advantage. v a8s f.l 81 is *s
N. B.-Phy sicians' prescriptions viii be care-
fully ind properly compounded.
All the best patent medicines Of the day can
always be obtained al the lowest prices. Also,
an assortment of Cigars, Tobacco and Confee-
tioHeFy.s s n WIKI sts 3 mi 35S Nj
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes Hair Dyes,
Potnases, Hair Washes and Oils large variety.
Fancy Soaps, Cosmetic, etc, , |,
u Druggis,s' Glassware. Burning Fluid, P0fasis,
Acids, Oils, varnishcs, Cline. Biashes. ed 4
A choice assortment Of best Tens igs, il II
sins. Jellics. Jams, lKetchups. etc. etc, atths
lowest market price. -s 2ss
Remember the BaSar AT the Winslow HOpse.
where Champagnes. Holland Gin, Rum, Old
Port, Madeira. Sherry, Muscai. Mnlaga. Scotch
and Irish Whiskey, Monongaheia and Bourbon
Whi.key, pure, can always be found Of the very
best quality, and u he very lowest prices.
I Saint Paul, April. ytf
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i BORUPg s. CH.4.MPLIyN,

WTOULD respectfully inform the Merchants
w and the public generally, tina, they hive
bought out the interest Of Mrssrs. Burbank 4 Co
in the Forwarding and Commission business, and
that they can afford increased facilities TO a
those who may favor them with a share If their
patronage. They will attend 10 general Storage,
Forwarding and Commission business, nj their
Warehouse on the Lower Landing. Haviny
leased The Wharfboat, those who ship TO them
will save expense Of drayage.
M REFER E.NCES:
Cronin, Hurx,hall and Lear, New York,
=. Harmon and CO.. Buflalo.
James C. Fargo, Chicago.
Mather and CO., .
H. F. McCloskey. Galena.
B. H. Campbell. Is
F. s. Jessup and Co., Dubuque. -
Choueau and Vale. St. Louis.
Borup and Oakes, ST. Paul.
ST. Paul. M. L. apltf
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ST. PAUL, SAUK RAPIDS q FORT
RIPLEY STAGE LINE.
RIG z e. M " .R Il OK !,

CONTRACTORS for conveying the U. s. Mail
~ from 81. Paul 70 Fort Ripley, have put On
Carriages suitable for conveying passengers % and
Carriages aud Horses are in good condition, and
their drivers steady, careful and attentive mea. $50
Nothing shall he hacking on part 10 give those
who paironze this line, pleasant ride over orc Of
the best roads in the United States, aud through a
country equal 10 any the Territory II Minnesota.
The Stage leaves ST. Paul every Monday morning
on Wednesday evening, giving passengers who may
have business III the Land Office III Sank Rapids, o.
at any of the Intermediate points, opportunity to
attend it, and take the return stage for ST. Paul.
where il arrives at4 clock Saturday evening b!
the same week
ST. Paul, Minnesota TERRITORY. April 20, 1866.
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IFl2 GOSH ID Pt11S wIF T1n1
Sank Rapids Frontierman.

'Ths principar object IL IN csisbInhneSt y
lthis paper, i ihe dissemination. Trough : 81.
lnsps VI correct ana rsabie information soncsra-
HIS that portion oflhe Territory lying On The
bdissIssippi River shove the Falls ii 81 Ap.hsay,
embracing ! ynss region of coantrY. snsarpasssd
Isn fertility, and recently but little known.
| n politics, me Ftontierm4n will " esssa,;al-
" md nnequivocalIy deEoca,ic--a firm. STEADY.
md consistent supporter DC The pseseas Natiosal
Administration, and atal iEes, lhs earnest ~
vocate Of The principles and faith of the Demo.
cratic, party. III
At the same time that il thus contributes what
ever Of Influence it may possess to the saesnfS
Democratic men and Democratic neasarss,
will ilsnsify itself with no faction il whaisv.
name Of form it may appear. The colusons :.
The Frontierman will always be open 10 sae.
persons as may desire 10 give pabliciy 10 part,es
arpr fayori.e localities in any part Of the Terri.
tory-bnt especially those found on The Upper
Mississppi-tO farmers, who may wish 10 spesk
10 the public relative to the great subject Of Ags;-
cultnreto al who have either leisure or incIins-
ton 70 write upon subjects deemed Of interest v
The general reader. /.
III ~ takslCuuIds department ~ tHe pDPGF--
aiways tho most importan, ID country new 49,
teg will bs under the special supesintendenee Of
EApsscs Neal and s0ccessfuf tarnier. 4. 4.
Hailing from point contiguous 10 The homes
| of the. Winnebago and Ojibwsy Indians, whose
history " repIeie with interest and incident The
Frontisrman will i j. believed, be found 10 COM
tain much concerning Indian life, belief, and
manners. Of more. than ordinary interest 10 the
general reader persons long residen, in tho In
dian country, % missionaries, having already
been engaged as regular contributors.
T'ERMS:
Il Out COPys VHe yea5,.. w =
Ten copies = out of,he Territory, l5, 90
Twenty copies cut or the Territory. 1000
Strictly n adsd1
Persons forward Clubs, should retain certif;-
Gates from Postmaster
| JEREMIAH RUSSELL
| 81 Sank kaIils, Minnesota. April %, 1854
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DIssOLUTION OF PARTNERSHl

/ DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.
TIME partnership heretofore existing between
d IL r. Chouieau III. < Co., w St. Louis, and
Charles w. Bornp d this place, under the name and
esyie uf =. Minursoia Outfit and Sioux Outfit. is
hereby dissolved BY mutual consent. The business
accnss and arsets &c the concern belong 10 the sa
r. Choatsau il. & Co., who assumes all liabilities,
and who sepsive all proceeds. or accounts due the
concerr,. ri CHOtJTEAU jim. 81 CO..
CHARLES w. BORUP.
ST. PAnl. August 81 /, 1855. sep 204
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD 8

GTRAYED from the subscriber, On 81 abou, The
- 9Th instant, Dun Cow, Ave years old, mid.
ding size, gave milk when she left. The, above
reward win he paid any person that win deiive,
said Cow 10 the subscriber. GEO. w. SWEET.
Sank Rapids, August 22I, 1855. nl5if
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Mahogany s Rosewood ., Sofas ),
: = Tete-a-Teles,
- = Easy Chairs,
!" !" Rocking Chairs
g $ Sofa Bottom,
57 $ g Ottomans,
8 Divans,
Marble Top Centre Tables.
Mahogany J. s. s.
Black Walnut s. 50
Marble Top Wash Stands,
Mahogany and Walnut Wash Stands,
Mahogany Bedsteads,
Bureaus,
Common Bedsteads,
Common Chairs, y.
Cane Seat Chairs,
Reed /" s .
Common -. .a
Arm q
Velvet Carpets,
Tapestry :.
Ingram s
Three Ply !"
Brussels 6
Common . '.9. 81 IS II. s4
Oil Cloths,
Rings, '3ss
Mats,
Coco Mating, all widths,
Stair Rods,
Oil Table Cloths,
ToWelinys. @ + IS KS ~ IL
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bVe have Vcolen goods 81 every des-
cription Sheeting and Shifting. Brown
and hleached many new and beautiful
styles of Ladiss, Dress Goods, such ~
Black silks, Marinocs, Lyonese Cloth,
Allapacas, Parramettas, Chambays,
Porcjan, Cloth Delnines. Plaids, Vel
vets. Sc, Dimity. Linen H y, plain
'6r'd and dotted Muslin, white and
cold Tapestry, Hosery and Gloves Of
all kinds Children's Wool frocks and
hoods, Comforters, WOODEN Yarn Of all
kinds, Scotch Diaper Crash, TowetiDg,
brown Table covers, White Damask Dc,
Linen Napkins, brown, bieached and
"a Table Cloth, Liaceys,
oaset James, Flannels. Drillings, link
Jugs, DENNIS, Grain Bags, Silk and
Cotton Hdk rs, Blankets, Bangup, Bur-
laps, apron Check, drab Kersey Shawls,
green Braze. Edgings velvet Trimmings,
Suspenders, Pins, Needles, Tapes, and
Threads, and mxnysother goods in this
line too numerous ia mention in the limits
of an advertisement IL ss. II. 4
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He has a large stock. and is ready to dispose Of
them NJ n fair rate fur cash or FnIs From his
location on the border Of the Indian country,
those wishing outfits for the Indian trade, would
do well to purchase u him. He Will keep sup-
plies q lurni those wishing to 60 into the lum-
bering business.
lie has constantly on hand Bark Ounces, FIT
ted up with Oil Cloths, Tents, etc, 10 sell OF
hire 10 persons wishing to visit the Pine region
above, explore that vast country lately ce ded TO
the lnited States BY The Chippewa Indians, o.
make trip up the Mississippi and across to
Fondu Lac. The head Of Lake Superior. BY the
Savanna Portage, Savanna and st. Louis Riven-
The traveller DESTROYS Of Witnessing the most in
teresting portions Of wilds the or .4merca, should
BY all means take this Trip, Guides or voyagcrs,
can always he furnished 10 travellers, who sss
perfectly familiar with those routes, and are men
who. can be trusted--making the journey perfectly
safe. Refer to Borup and Oaks, 81. Paul, and
Ramsay C,,oks, N. Y. ytf
Crow Wing. ..4pril 20. ssst
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BIG LAKE S r 0 REL
JOSEPH BROWN.

II EEPs constantly on hand. Dry Goods, Gro
IN ceries, Provisions, etc., and deals in Furs.
All Of which will be furnished at triiing advance
on tyPaul prices. Those wishing 10 supply them
selves with provisions in the vicinity Of Big Lake
and above there, will please call and examine his
goods and prices before going elsewhere.
Big Lake, Benton County, M. r., April 20, 1856.
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JOSEPH BRO w IN
Proprietor or he Big Lake House,
WILL eadeavor 10 please all who give him .
call. This house i situated Immediately o.a
the shore Of Big Lake. This lake abounds IN '6us
sh, and many bite readily at the hook, making rare
sport Cor those fond Of angling.
Big Lake, Benton County, April 20, 1856. vi
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x FEW Thousand Of the best Cigars for sale
IN Mt SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, II Fst
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READYgMADE CLOTHING

Oyercoats, Sack Goats, Frock Goats.
Dress Coats, Pants, coarse and fine.
Vests, do. white and fancy Shirts,
Hickory do, Wool over do, Wool un-
der do, Cashmere, Knit, White and
Colored Shirts and Drawers Of all kinds.
Wool Socks, Buck Mitts, Gloves, SC.
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Doeskin s. Cashmere, Sa,t;netf, Jeans, Webster
Stripe, Duck, Drill, Lnnen, Tweed acd Corduroy
Pants Brocade, Satin, Marseilis. Worsied, Brown
Linnen and Buff. Vests White Shirts, Fancy do /.
Calico, Check, Hickory, Flannel and Under Skirts.
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a LSO, a general assortment Of Drugs and
IA Medicines, for sale at SWEETS STORE
Sank Rapids, April, 1T @
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DORK-Fresh and Salt--for sale at
i SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids. April, '55 #
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Gold Band China Tea Sets, China
de-, White Stone Ware do, Dark and
light blue do, Tumblers, Preserve dish
es,indeed everything IN this line Of
goods we can showdown to good
Glass Lantern or Chamber.
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SPRING GOODS.

EESHOMAS H. RICHARDS respeet-
IL fully returns his sincere thanks to his
numerous cast 'mers and friends forthe patron.
age bestowed upon him the past seven years
Confident that he has established a name for
selling Goods cheap, it is with pleasure no
presents the following programme for tho
Spring and SssEss'ncr &'ansl>s,iGa
assuring his friends tina, his stock is very large
and will be sol! al prices satisfactory to the
closest buyers; large assortment oi FrenSb,
English, German and AG1eriean 4saadcloths OF
al coI'rS black AMI fancy Cas- Sueges; black
mixed and fancy Satiartts, TNeeis and Cash
n'ereiS OF any color NtStings, consisting ia part
OF 5a'i' tsnry and white Narseilles, back satin
and fancy Silks, new STYLES; .an9 Il iarce assor.-
ment oil lrimminos-which W be ma de M to
order at short nonee and warranted to give
satisfaction or no sale.
Ready Made Clothing. = In this department. he
claims precedence, from the fact that rho CIo,h-
ing is all manufactured at home, of good mate
rials. and the superior style in whir,i il is made
will always sernfe them ready and satisfa rtorv
sale. Furnishing GooiS-em5gReino a large
assortment of Sh Is, Collars, Stocks, Ties black
and white silk and black nd Gloves, black and
fancy silk Cravats, Hosiery, ouspendrts, gent 81
white aud fancy iiaudker .hiafs, Umbrellas and
lots OF other articles too numerous To ueniion.
Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have
their garments made in good style and war
ranted to give satisfaction.
Cutting done al short notice.
T. II. RICHARDS.
Ltchfeli, West ST. April cath, 1855,
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The New Collins .Sfeamship.-We learn
from the Journal Of Commerce that Messrs
George and lanes r. Steers, the gentlemen.
who have contracted for the construction Of
the new Collins steamer, which is to sup
ply the place Of the lost Arctic. are actively
engaged in preparations for the work which
they have undertaken. The new steamer is
to exceed in magnitude any of her pIedeces-
sors, and will stand peerless among the fleet
of American steamships. Her hull will pro-
badly be ready for launching in February
next, and three or four months more will
suffice to complete the vessel. Mr.. George
Steers, the principal builder, was formerly
anhumble mechanic, chiefly engaged in the
construction of sail boats. His name was
first broughtsinto notice as thsmbuilder of
the famous yacht America, and not long
since he was entrusted with the building Of
the largest Of the six frigates ordered by
Congress, Qhe Niagara and has now COM
menced the construction of a steamship.
which he intends shall be one of the best
vessels Of the kind in the world.
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Or. Stephen Jewett,s Medicin es,

CONSISTING Of Health Restoring Bitiers,
" Pulmonary Elixir, and Strengthen ny Pias-
ter, may be found at the store oi The subscriber.
True experience proves that II is contrary 10
nature that any single article or compound can
cure every disc ase, aud il also proves that
norhing has ever been found TO SO tffeetuaIy
eradicate disease as DR.. stephen .lewe,l's justly
and highly celebrated family medicines prepared
by Stephen Jewett--each designed and unrar.
aIleied in the pernlanen, relief aud cure OF all
diseases for viii n they arc recommended !;
originally prepared by one OF the most success
full and eminent ply sicians tina, ever lived, and
used aud recommended by eminent physicians
of the present day.
No Family should be without them, FIR upon
them firm and true reliance can he placed.
A. G.. SMITH
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Wear arrangement!

ELLSWORTH, June 1855.
TESHE subscriber would inform his patrons
IL and friends from abroad that as he has
not been abeio close up his business this Spring,
as he intended to have done, has concluded to
continue his business another year; : heretofore
keeping his usual variety Of Goods, which al
not 10 be surpassed by any country Store
although there may be some dealers Tho have
larger quantity Of some kinds OF Goods, but to
find the variety here is the place. But to 60 into
Particulars would be useless all that is neces.
sary 10 say is, please call for whai you want.
and yon VIII be very sure to find it. and at a
price that will induce you to call again. Cash
customers ure solicited as they are the ones that
help us To buy our Goods so cheap, and they are
the ones that will reap a rich reward if their
purchases are large.
A word to the lovers of good TEA If you wish
for some hing IN thai line warranted to suit, here
is the place 10 supply your wants<-for "a cents
per Ii. you can have that which is warranted to
draw green, and for 40 cts something richer;
from so to Sc that which will make music in the
dulest company il freely used. and some a little
higher for extra occasions For proof, please call
and try it.
or Produce taken a, the highest market nrce
g c. f. PECK. q,
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Bennett! Bonnets 7!

NEW arrival of Summer sly les just from
! Y the city Persons wishing 10 bny cheap
Hats of the latest Summer sIvIes will titd them
at The Millinery Store oi Mlssss BRADLEY s
BuEL, Gs they have this day returned lrom New
York with an entire new selection OF Goods,
among wh,clinay be found HAS Of the latest
and most approved style, Ribbons, Flowers,
Embroideries, More Antique style OF dress
trimming entirely new aud very handsome,
Maaullas of the latest fashion in fact every
ti.ing generally found in Millinery Store may
he found here mt prices Iessthan they can be
iuund al asy other establishment in the State.
Mourning Hats nt,ya, on hand or made 10 order.
Liich.icid MAY 23d, 1855. 4
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Another Arrival!

M ORE New Goods just received at the
I'VE "Gfanste Store. :" The prcpsiet,rs Of this
Establislimcntswou again remind ,hespubc
that they have received during the past two
weeks large additions 10 their Stock OF Goods,
and are now prepared 10 show 10 their customers
as large and good an assortment as can be found
in the county,
Among the Goods just received can be found
more of those choice oil boiled black Silks at
one dollars per yard, striped fancy Silks a so
French Lawns and Berages, Trimmings, &c.
all colors and styles.
HAIRS AND CArs-In this department we are
thoroughly posted havingsa very large as
sortment of everything In that line, which we
can sell at astonishingly low prices.
CARPETS AND PAPER-HANGIsGs.- stock Of
Carpeings, PAPER Han gings, &c. is now quite
large, and in that department we DEFY ceupeti-
ton. WOODING ! LEWIS.
Granite Store, WolcotvilIe, June ii, 1855.
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sNJOULD call the attention of the inhabitants
W OF this and the nelshbcring iswns IL one
OF the most comple'e assortmeRts OF American
and Eoreign Dry Gods ever Offered IN this
market, at prices shat will defy competition.
People at home and abroad are respectfully ia
vited TO call and examine the stock for them
selves, as we are determined to sell at very
small p.oii-that the tide which has been turn
ing this way may continue SD Ia do.
This assortment comprises great variety OF
Silk and Dress Goods, French aud Jacunct
Muslns, Organizes, Bara.eS, Chailies. Bare se
DeLaines. Chalile DeLaines, plaid fg'd striped
and plain DeLaines, Swiss and Spotted Muslins,
Bishop and Victoria Lawns, plain checked
Meas ai.si Koys's Summer HIeae!-Pia!d
Cassimeres OrabD' Etc, Farmers Satin, Mnhar
Alpaca, black silk and wnrsted Serge. figured
and plain Vessnos. Broadclotiis of superior
quality and various co!ors, Doeskit and plain
Casslmeres, Irish Linens. embroidered Curtains,
bieached Shcetings, Tickings, DENNIS, striped
and checked Shirtings. Satnets, Twecds, Ken
lucky. L :. Paper Hangings, Carpets, OH Cloths
door and carriage mats, cheese cappiHgs, &c.
In purchasing the above Gods in New York
the past week We have been able Ia take advaii-
iage OF the recent extraordinary depression in
foreign and domestic ma na featured Goods and
are therefore able TO offer Them al great rtduc-
lion from prices Of Goods purchased in the early
part of the season.
We can now sell Merrimack and Cnrheco
Prints of the best quality and STYLES at 10 cts
genuine Hamilton and gold medal neLaines at
Is; printed Lawns one yard wide at cts
French Jaconet and Organizes Muslin at IS cts
Applet on heavy Cotton at s els; bid Cotton al
cts, aud most other Goods in proportnn
Also on hand full stock OF Gruc cries Woaden
Ware, Crockerv and Glass Ware, Tea Sets, Sc
alfot which will be sold al the lowest price tor
casn or produce--and purchasers may rest as
sured that no misrepresentation will be made
either in quality or price
Litchfieid, May 23J, 1855.
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Attention Farmers!

ES}E are satisfied from what we hear
w that some Of our bre,hen in trade are
giving out the idea that We do not take any kind
Of produce. Now this is a decided mistake,
and we wish to say to our Farming Friends
that we do take all kinds of Produce which you
have TO dispose Of And also that we have
made arrangements with two of the largest
Groeer Esta bIish m emts
in Litch6eid County. Messrs. Palmer g. Hopkins
and John Scovili, Esq, by which our customers
can have their Groceries at less prices than they
can be bought at any other esta blishment
Now, Gentlemen ha<ine made arrangements
for the timer Man." we would invite you
TO call and examine our splendid stock OF
D1y Goods
Which we are selling at The lowest rates, SO
gentlemen bring on your produce of all kinds
and also bring your wives and daughters and all
the rest Of the family, and we assure you tina,
you will be well paid for your visit.
Yours, Respectfully.
'AI.VoRD & BROTHER.
F. Corner Store, WocottviIIe.
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wolfe'. schiedam Aromatic sehnapp.

This medicinal diet drink is manufactured by
the proprietor at Schiedam, in Holland, express
ted to nearly all the first Chemists and Physi-
clans in the United States, vino endorse it over
their own signatures as one of the great essen
tals of the Mdteria Medica. Ii is now prescrib-
ed with great success in Gravel, Gouf, Rheu-
matsm, 0bstfnctions of Bladder and Kidneys,
and for Dyspepsia has no superior in the world
Put up IN quart and pint bottles, enveIoped in
yellow paper with my name on the bottle, cork
and label, aHdfor sale by all the respectable
Druggists in the United States.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
ls, 20 and % Beaver ST., New York.
a3m Is South Front ST.. Phila.
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IR N h N X.

A T a meeting Of the Stockholders of the Iron
N Bank, held on Tuesday, July Sd, 1855, the
following Directors were chosen for the year
ensuing:
Lee Garfield, Robert Bostw;ck.
Alexander II. Holley, Samuel S. Robbins,
Leonard Richardson, Charles Sears,
Augustus Miles, Samuel ID. Northwav.
Ensign Church.
al n subsequent meeting of the Directors
Lee Garfield, Esq. was unanimously elected
President.
n. NJ. 3. PEASE, Cashier.
Falls Village, July S, 1856.