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CoNsIGNEEs.


Per Ship piadsp sn Now Ye,h-l Woodruff Ball, Ellis
k s, &C pasgar--J Dssman 4 Co.'S sohirg
Duvey-R Chnn-Gw ahney Dos .ellCurry a Psrsnnp =
Reilly L. co-PIiettiy COT Blanchard COT Carl So
Dayli-G W Shaw coGodschauz CO. Davison eoJ a.
thewa Richards Goa Deagrays & coli Nstbana n
PritchRrd-J Cromwei-W & co-Wtlson J;ns
comb eeMa,n, Titus csR Wisno 3D.
Hagg Leid gWA badusy col coli Ran, d;.i
Cram soN Foiss1HSghss Burrows os.rom
Bane;-L Todd Con- Haslis-Wi fems1oy coz Sic
Buc~Smith CooperB Mautr.
Pierce COL Moulorp Hebrarn--sat, 0Yef-Ianvs 4 AZ
CaltP iris, Miard coHolmes H. eo-Rce Bro-AlIsn Hin
Norh, smsdss c7-F Duesuga-WC RaymsndSCopys,s.
nett COZ Adsmn-A Chef Gov L.mof-J ii MAE i
sa-.Eat Hendstonpbeps Bradley co-E Marquis &C
WtiamsJ Burbidge g. oBrsdy CIV Bootb-J Desnsry
Wright c-shsegoe& seTuft. col Zschae col-Isne
q Eden Wright d COIN 1ona-J B Floh-Tayor eo-DI
Rsniett-oo pooimsn--smith q Bro order. - =
Brig Rolling Wave, from Balnore-W Wright dco-E Whse
lock-Wbeeler BakeW Violet &eo-C Tate a W sbss
deoF sehaerM smishschmat Zsge-shaw i zun,sRs,
Inns, Duncan co-H NJ Robinson OlDounel-B No,,
MArks &coAr Milte nbs,gerR Meegor oo--Ass Aasms
CMsnca,ter-Sam LockT Kennedy-Dr Iore-J HeJsn d
eoIH Height HsI. 3eo9 Iypssn aeeR esddss-Gooi
Els-Dyas &coR Cheon-E eouery- co--Geore.
Con aoly-T Blanchard SimmsA ii I'M
Vance Aco-C T Buddscks Gco--orf,er, e'.A'
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sENkI- WEEKLY LINE OF 20, sxH s,,sssasssssss
STAGES FROM CLINTON, ~ -

East FELlCiANA, passing through GAEENSBURO 90 AMiTE
CITY on the NEW ORLEANS JACKSON RAILROAD,
There established this Weekly Line Of
leaving Am!e City Monday Wednesday Friday
a Train rom Ns- Orleans and Clinton
Tuesday Thurs and Saturday O'Clock in morning add
arriving q, Ame City in time tor he evening tor New
Orleans By this route will
ton the same day. This route So miles Raresd BY
Stage The stage Road nbanfu unduisag
ing goos natural no Mail this
PLACED the Office Of New Orleans Railroad is
Carondelet street. and will be to the Railroad every Monday
Wednesday and Friday ,rning
ion will bs paid che delivery OF Papers
The Fare for through will
be Five Dolara viii thus b that this Is
est and saisss route from Ctnton to New crleans - *
II, T., HESLER Arnjte
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F'os h Rs1es1 OF ssY oFLFaN J.
NY VIRTUE of a writ of hari 60 4. =.

~ y n
directed by the Honorable Eh District Conrt ~ Ma
olfehhin Inc above entitled "
tae kotanda Of the City Exchange Lous ssei be-
at II O'clock Nj smpei sathi $500,
esrsa.n Lots OF Ground together with bnd and an
IN thereon District Of his civ H
n The square 6ouadtd BY nia coseu epomes
"a Z ne o. sid 70 saaung 80 feet more or ss ont
a ny an sfss s os s m's Or IL dptn
mere The whole, according the asss ro ~
depois d ih ee of the the city ii N,
Ieana hs buildings and said Lot NJ
e. story Frame House. nEs rood containing rooms one e,era
on rryAnl street and
roo.a, eons.nns rooms Kitchen Single
Sened In me ABOVE snl 1erms-Cash the apot,
Vaudeville MARIGNY. -
e4s 10 10 = .5s5 Shsri Of the Parrish OF Orieaus
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og5 ns Is ~
Sixth DlsrRtcr Counr HENRY r. BALDWIN va MARy a
OF NEW oH-Eahs RYeN, wifs OF Theodore Ryon Ell sls

OF NEW oH-HAhs HYeN, wife OF Theodore Ryon Ell sls
-. No. 240i. - - 80
R1 VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale to
~ me directed by the honorable District CONT N
os 10 he above entitled esse will at public
the heands OF City Exchange,
II o'clock Nj. '.'nissi oa' Ae's
certain veaat portion Ground Of triangular
situate IL the aq6oag of this city, the square
whin hoai Tonoss, ana st. Peter
Deur asss s y he Nj Is on s original plan
y CuFte ta Public aud which portion Ground d so de
agnad oE ihs no. y on plan drawn urt
70 an act Passed bstfe A. Chiapea, Pahle.
March, and measuring as7 feet inches lines fon on Ber
sss Ssa est lines Aalle Read md
III iest iaehts and lnea front on Toulouse street,
Sszed in tbs above SUIT. Terms cash on III spot
VAUDEVILLE MARIGNY.
oSi niV 9odi Sheriff Ihs OF tIrIe
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MILEsHC aF0LKEs,
AuetIonesr Merchant Washington
burg, Mr1issipp.
axr VIII sell MERCHANDISE and PROPERTY Of all dsscrip
consigned Prompt Remtances made the
4.l.re--15 Refers to
Measrs. JOHN WATT Co., lN. o.,a.
ssnly CUDoy, BROWN CO., ~" oi'eAnS'1
ROARDING-A few Gentlemen can be ac-
~ commoiasd With board aud room at Mira FlsKs 1876 Cams
street. ons door Rampant street; without board
O'Clock. - os
EELAGRAVE, A. & CO., Commission Mer-
ehsnts Dealers in Lame Paints Window Glass, Cement In
h feargh and Pensacola Fr Bricks No. ~ Maga
| street. a9f
John Z. WILDE, Attorney and Counsellor
- Law, office Mo- s. Camp street, viii give prompt dill
gsot attention to al business ellrused his charge 90
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IMPORTS.

q
GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. persev "a
bAas cotton Rugeiey Blair Hanover do
brothsfs &eo-ls Perkins, Campbell c-6 CIump Al
Kelly sss Moon Titus Ieess Farley Jursy &eos Yeatnsa
Mekeroy ID Bradford-Total 792 bales cotton, - "
7iss> '",ss
NEW YoRK-ship Disdem-Assor.sd msrchsudl1e N5s* .
BosfoN-ship Harriet snd Jese-Assortsd merchandise,
BALTiMoRE-Bg Rolling wavs-AssoItsd merchandise
MoBlLE-Schr W Minor Bal asst.
RIO JANEIRo-Bark Eiche,s-sslo Ia ga cofF.. .n,
so do do i W IL Eiliott--total, $500. - - eo-
BAYOU sioop s'tphsuy-s1 cords order
BoNFoUcA-schr Belle Rose-s5 o69 bricks TO order
BoSFoUcA-sehr Desire-3s 90 bricks to order 9E e t
MoBILE-Schr E1ile-NAval stsres to order 4.
ANTE hlyERsht Emia1s0oo save5 and 10 cords o,d q,
order. " ' WV" W
ANTE RIVER-sehr AlereO 900 utave wood to order
AMITE Morning stawood atayes to order
BAY ST. LoUISschr Ann MsGuinne0 cords wood To Nv Me-
Quinn. ~ w A4s ''o-
BAY ST. LoUIs-sehr Petite cords wood "a
ter. ~ W A,e-
BAY ST. LouTs-schr Matate-ss cords wood to order
BoNFoUcA-schr union--45obbla sand to order
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
---- Glass Y.
To bA drawn in Baltimore, Md, Saturday. Nov "A, 1856
SGHEM
1885 prizes, amounting to sa,4s4, 49,.

Whole tickets aoi Halves, $ao QaArtera $lo Eighths
To deetmine the fate OF th plend przsB NUMBERS
inclusive plsc in wheat on tDa AIN III
drawing them random and that
ing for It, combustion
titled Ia of mn
Those FIVE te kets having them the
sth 5th 9Th I'd ath Eth
7th Hh 9Th 50 4th }eaeh, 100000
Every auy other three OF tina dr., rrho,
sne TO pz varying rom 10000 to so 90 accord
ing 70 ns 6chame Those
coss, ltss Is per cent. 'e'
As ornopn.
what nultipIted nv tb
will
for the difference Package ana VIM II s
nnr
% the hunter draw the sum guaranteed " ~ - ~
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=" &@@'t .' EXPORTS
LlvfRPooL-ship Penear5oes bAles COTTON $500 sayss
BARCELuNA-BIis I1gra-at4 bales cotton 600 ,tayss,
BARCELoNA-Eris Upion--sa bales cotton, 500 slaves.
BARcELoSA-B'ig ROiarie9s1 bales eotou 1900 stayss
BARcELoNA-5Iis Msrcstes- baies eotor 500 .ayes
HAVANABg VIM Cak-3o $40 tss Inn bh,. so
ag 800 do butter 50 aaw hhds hams sso ss
aat " s'i wy ANA
cAaPEhCHYSahr flour "a do n,va, ,or..
. do csndlez A bds and suhdrles. \ - = va e'
LAfACAehr bxs hhds sugar bay
bids Gods ah S5 sksss 6 bb So bbs mon.
Ore bricks, 43o pkRs mdss. " A- AVN
PESsAloLA-schr " H HarrisOn-OGo bills Shells
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SHERIFFs SALES.

sxrn DInIcr couhr ANDREW STUART .. III. cr.d,o,,
ttY viRTUE Of, and in 20 obedience JEDI to two
i. &C. sssssi ss. oSs
e, III p.se Z. = ". uss srss e..
sa Il = s5.i With al. N. m
:,s =. els !
u ,,si t,es. GIG ss-sa
@ b a .ss e 4. .s I ss e.,
s~sd q c s' and s aid 1.y
r Ta .a ss sss s nd
,s n. sursnds,sdb5 ad notssat . Ii.
I ua s The the balance
no, ,assn M si'E MAR MasIesy,
's LOUIS faTaH !q ss,
MY VIRTUE Of writ Of seizure ear and sale,
New orleans 70 an. G &c sy hs n Gos.ss the RIM District Court
and sss ei ss: 81 s
,EsT r. or GROUND Win tn. a,i.s. thereon An
ssqs = he eourg Annuh city,
S,,a % a'5s.sa s + g. as 49, 81 s.s
njsr strsst st u she 2, Of an inch ac
"a if ad a ~ H.
j sa s@s ate az
r. g e ns "a q oss s
s ssaws k III .ainss ,eoisd
's1 Tss It; ss Iii. 10 NE aboss suit
ri ii s e h ssss'
sd - sssa .s ..s.s gss,
y n. .aa date snd
osonssIs sheriff q n he Ps,i,h II f,,e.,.
essnr c # ssT orss "
Rf VIRTUE Of q writ of feri facias to me
- directed BY he Honorable the Fifth Or
sr tie Reand City i1ehags S. Loas t,sses
cha,ss sns Roys Streets SATURDAY NossmbsI t. isss
LOT % GROUND. Fir.t district os i. oi.y IN
s ,aa aa IT, sons ed Msliesr,e Ra
q feet 10 osph together Building and
a. I've se shs e:
.,..,. Vaudeville MARreNY
eio 10 hois saerf OF the Parish Of Orleans.
shI NV Das, couRr City Of New ol,aas WIN aoDs REY
EsY VIRTUE Of o writ of ieri facias to ma
a, directed By hs hosarable The New
THURSDAY Nevsmsef a. sss II
Lor OF GROUND, su.,sd in the Fir.s p.rc. Of ibis a.
ey IL square Me- ~ bounded By Mepomsae. Prania Ts1p
ponens street BY dePsh together the
r Hsa., .sFnss ing e I've
Kitchen Al nsls rooted. having terms
= 'N' M.s Nd Il sP MARreNY.
o'uo'ni u Sheriff OF the Parrish Of ors ans,
pTs N psrasr couHr eiy Of New Orleans sTEEs-
RY VIRTUE Of writ Of e fiepi II taoias IL me
CO., ssess Ss he h9ssasls the F D
suo Ia S snd eaq.s viii proceed sell public
.ssn Chsrtrss Roy sATuRBAT sovs%beT os
LOT OF GROUND sitsse in .hs Fourth District Of tb -
eiy IN qu1e No conrr ed within ST. Anaud a.ds
s. A5Aad street BY hundred andrew street.
@ E sa Hs and thereon 81 One
places old frame stables cistern ETC. ' with nre
''''s 'ai' M ASDsv e IL nsE fpG.
os 81 nv sNerif of the Parish Of Orleans
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in ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Encee the dras or Certificates op
tah purchase, e which what ia ordar
mail together with the Schee sealed in Al
ordinary envelope and wa
he oclal Craving certified by The Commsner with written
equalization the result of the purchase Please write yoa
Ie and the Of Office County and Ste
All will be paid by Dafson the Cs "a
direct. - fAAasie
1ht Drawn Numbers Of the Mari Lotteries are also pubA
by ths State in the following Baltimore viz
5un ppe fafot American, Argue; ,hs
gencsr and Union, Of Washington, DC. S's
Ihfse Lotteries arc drawn 10 prbc
arous iaih and integrity snd bng authorized by he
sutvsnes Of the State whose appointed b
Drawings q he various Lotteries afford gaarsnee t
publie Of the fairness With which they drawn.
responsibility Of the Managers Of and the
guarantee of the Snte for the Of all PxcH will pse tbe
support and approval all who disposed 10
bAIkiu these enterprises. -s f y -
Tie 6rancy maguifeence Of this Scheme npd the fact that
iiia my tri-enuay that Lottery magnitude
should induce tbs to
nyeft mparaivey ssll and te feat
Przbs. = ~ e-'u'
Persons addressing the uudegad confidently rely upon ba
uh orders promptly filed
Lotteries daily, we always taye
Tickets from s 10 $40 Of Wboies RI
va $780, Halves and Qnares proportion prx in which
Tickets. - = - P' y SIC
circular containing all the Schemes MARYLAND lotteries
orddrsto : s'
H.
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sgITTERS--BlTTER - 100 boxes Boxers
Bters by ship Schmidt also Lss,s
el DR.. Greens aud T. f. Huscbuson,s Btes
MS +. w. coELER. Ito Common street.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
RxvIKw OF THE MARKETS.
REprEanAY moar1ra. Noy

sas.. "WEDNESDAY MoarIrs, Nov. 7, 1855.
CoTTON....The demand was actiye yesterday, and
notwithstanding tbs rain which prevailed nearly all day
the sales reached 5000 bales Mondays sales also proved
to be 5000 bses The market closed firm last evening
our quotations: 5"G 4
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Perseverance, via Galveston
lust, to Harris d Morgan-lst district. = -
Ship Dadem, Wooster, to Woodruff
district 1870 ' -
--' - 1880 80
Bark Nicks Nkels a days de Janero to Creery
FaIwel--lst dtsriet. -
co--24 district. " " -
schr Minor Berry, days from Mobile Humssnt q CO.
schr Belle Rose, Charley, Fl. m Bontouca-sas;n.
SchI Defire, Melon, from Bonf,oca-Basp.
Sthr Ann hcssuihn Bay Louis-gasin 9
scnr Petite Ciemeuine, Butts Louls-Basiu
Sehr NJ stake, -, from Bay ST Lonis-Basln '5
Schr Union, lotn from Bonfonia-Bau
Sour Exile, -, . dayH Mobile to mns,er-Bn.;,
schr Emily, Sslimar, Fl, Amo Rivtr-Bssp .p
sthf Morning Star. balr from Ryer-Basiu
Schr Alsrt, Kiher, from Amite River Basin 81. 80
slocp stephaaey 1900, from b. you Laconda-Basiu. ~
1, Steamboats,. So
Alice W Glaze, johnson, from Warrington, I. II
Adfiatic, Stone, from 81 Louis. g.
'" + G Wallis, Cares from Vicksbury \
America, johnson, from Snnhiapd.
cav Linda, Main, from Alexandria g..
Laurel Hill, Hooper,
CAPITOL Ure. from Waterloo. :
Towboat Whitney, the Pnaaes-orsd don ard
= sea on the lst u hhs Fanny Psey, Owen schr
Sner ught up shpa Dlads Harriet jessie brig Rolling
Wave and schr Minor. ~" 1e
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DRUGS. MEDICINEs, PERFUMERY, ETC


k2- Tho subseribsrs woaid ouiy attention
of Planters Physicians Families 10 escorted
stock comprising aItsk in his Inns hutuess, W
will be 70 nd FRESH AND GENU- I'm
me. Daring season SODA WATER AND MEAD Of tbe tG~
quality sill be found al hs
popular Mineral waier CONGRESS- LICK etc. sic
supplsd eaacnAbs PURE HONEY ES,
SENCE PEPPERMINT, GuuLEY BITTERs,
THOMAS RANKIN
osA Druggist and Apohecary, Camp Pow drss Sd
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TVBACCU. We did not hear Of any sales completed
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
corros--b.ies. roBleeo-btds
Stock on hand Sept. !, 1855 ...... .4O537 HIS
Received since. .3a475l 2Hs
yesterday -. 2I7o-s46s2l 1885, 2416
. s@s1 1851, 1858 i13l
Exported to dste.. 80. .1925s7 5000
yesterday. 80. $500 2co677 GOO 1906
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scANDAI.--Paul Wearner, his wife Frances,
his son William, and his three servant women were ar
rested yesterday morning charge OF conspiring to
worry the life out of Richard Hummsll and his wife
chdren at the corner Of Grod and Fulton Streets by
their perpetual and variegated abuse, which Humme
complained was SO bad as to Djurs his business The
Recorder made them give bail of $500 each their ap
pearance on the 18th -
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DELICAN THEATER. - PRICES REDUCED
OPEN EyYRy NIGHT

W011'1H04AIs Ih1zh : L1tts - = HIOES5 ItEDUOED
IA OPEN EVERY NIGHT,
THREE FINE FARGES.
THIS EVENING, wv dneadnv) November Z, 1855.
Will be prsnied the Of BOOTS AT THE swAHJa
Earwy, MIR. ID. r.
iaIes Of iii IRIS TUroR-Teddy oRouk. Mr j. S. cssre
To toneude with tbs laughsbls face Of JOHN
Goodiuek, Mr. D. R. Fr,zler,
esey.
t5 AdmissonDress c,eo and Parquetts cents
9E- Boz 0uee A.,
may seemed.
fYr will
Ing, from thu baeeny of The Thsater.
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an .icata Steamboats,.

If TIE first alld most constant need ii all
Engiishman is TO cxalt his country; Of
Tnenchman to boast of his person; Of an ltal-
ial to boast Of his singing OF German TO
boast of his philosophy OF Spauard to be
i,.al0ns Of L Russian 10 swaggcr-thc first
and most constant need Of al American is as
s1cedIy TO ACT, or better to transport himself
from one extremity to the other OF his vast
country. In fact, there is not a people IN the
world VINO travel as much, and with as little
preparation, rs the americans. They start on
n Journey OF four Thousand kilometres as VIC
20 from Paris to Rouen. | shOild say more
they DO not ever take the. trouble to carry
trunk on their longest voyages. line ciotilln"
which they have on their backs the day of the
departure saiiices them, save stopping IT TIC
rst city, aud at the first stores on the way, re-
placing the cast off clothing which they throw
20 The winds of the road, giving thus to their
peregrinatio.s the lively impulsior character
I'D by these words go ahead !-ea dra't.
The life aboard the steamboats, although not
SO varied, has none the less. Of real charms
Who has not heard of those magnificent boats
navigating Lake Eric, the Hudson, the Ohio.
the Mississippi, or the St. Lawrence boats
which cost sometimes Il million of francs, and
winch earn in season Of six months, as high
is two hundred and fifty thousand francs Of
profit for 4iler owners. The, Eclipse, waich
plies between Louisville and New Orleans, is
nearly 300 feet long The interior is OF Il mag
nificence incredible in France the ladies sa-:
loon, also that Of the gentlemen surpasses Ill
richness and elegance the most splendid boats
If England The Eclipse contains about two
hundred chambers and five hundred beds. On
the panels of the door OF each chamber Is
painted with care. and sometimes with art-a
view taken on the borders oi the Ohio or Mis-
souri, The decorations, sculpture and tapes
Try, have mingled their marvels OF beauty with
.ua:nting. Around the steamboat, which re-
sembIes floating palace, there is ali exterior
gallery, from which the traveller may admire
the plantations which border the river.
.s.1'hc table and the service are in unison with
ali this splendor. 1t is not rare to see the III
habitants of Kentucky, of Indiana, and Mis-
souri, embark at Louisville Cairo, or ST. Lou
is, destined to New Orleans, where they stop
some ldays, and afte. wards remOunt to the
point Of departure having thus remained three
weeks on the rivers, solely for the pleasure of
being sometime away from home and to change
constantly the perspective, without leaving
their comfortable temporary home. The dis
fractions which arc encountered on board these
steamboats,, arc all that Americans demand.--
TO smoke TO drink, to talk, to gamble, that is
the life of men !; as fol the women, they read,
embroider, or Ilay on the piano OF their saloon
unpublished airs. Nowhere but in France
have encountered women who know how to
DO neutrality-suspicious. Foateaays 1rareis IN
AmeYfca. .+-
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TO THE PHYSICIANS OF THE WEST,

TO THE PHYSICIANS OF THE WEST.
And to nll who use Liquor as Medicine, or as
Beverage:
Physicians who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for med
icina purposes should give the preference to WOLVES
SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
l. 1t is m .nufac tured Schiedam, in Holland, and
exclusively in the factory of the proprietor, by pro
cesses and from material elsewhere unemploy ed
unknown.
g Il is proved, by the repeated analysis of severa
eminent chemists to be entirely free from the PERM
cous fsil oil which remains in every kind of liquor dis
titled from grain, and which is the of the nervous
and vsoeral arrangement serious congestion and
bid desire for habtual and perate indulgence,
whch such liquors invariably tend to superinduce
g. 1t is proved by the unerring tests that the
Juniper Gin favored with the coarse, acrid and
ndgest lie oil ofuniper heretofore used but with the
specifically lighter, volatile, aromatic and medic
ina Of the essential oils of the Italian juniper ber
ry, neglectsdby every other manufacturer.
L. 1t is chemically -roved be absolutely pure in its
rectication-a quality OBJ aimed by entirely pro-
cess, and wheh other Holland Gin in the world has
acquired. ..
S. Ii is proved by extensive medical experience and
testimony, to be efficient well agreeable
remedy many Of incpient dropsy, chro
mic sout rheumatism, fatuence, cells, concretions
the kidney and bladder, dyspepsia fever and agu, gen
raj debility, sluggish circulation Of the BLOOD deficient
assimilation of the food rnd exhausted vital energy.
6. 1t is a most grateful and renovating cordial, AT
when used directed, never names the system in
duces nebrety but tends rather subdue the latter
fralty, by creating dislike to all inferior liquors.
And it invariably cOrrects the ill effects OF bad water
whether in swampy limestone distrists. In all OF
hese enumerated qualities it has no rival in any mar
bet in the world. a s-..r-st ..
Since the introduction of this celebrated medicinal
beverage into the United States, number Of Liquor
Houses in New York and other large cities nave
commenced counterfeiting it, The genuine IL only 500
in quart and pint bottles, handsomely wrapped IN yer
low paper with my on the bottle, eork, ana IL
BEL would advise who use it incidentally, to
purchase by the bottle Bars and Hotels frequently
fiji nv bottles with gin and sell it Tor genuine
For sale by all respectable Druggists in the Unie
States. UDOLfhO "OAr1'
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
/ ...as4} sus ls, go and ~ Beayer-st-, New York
The word "schnapp" belongs exclusively to my
i .icle, all others counterfeit. s-sGss.,lr
I WHOLESALE Agents in Miiwaukee, Wis--Boyd
Ledy I'D Dotcher 4 Sexton Edwin II Baxter Co.
w. I. Hopkins & Coz -r-ca S..p- -,
December q 1854 - AZ sSm
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st. Saul aob'ts.
OWNERS -WANTEO.


Ai in store u 4llOwipg articles which wiii be
w sid toaa charges at tie end Of thrt. da f.
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l. {. Co,lins, box
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Lewis j. Paterson, Id '''--
Robert Hill, boxes ana trunk
Miss Elizabeth Lyons, trunk
~ II. E. Iced, trunk
", Ccurtwrsht, chest +
l. T. Waugh, boxes, chest, trrnt
.. Jacob Dowy. do Il 'Hu q, t'jt- d.
+. Hedge, boxes, Dbl, roll carpet 30
l. l box, tbl tt
" II. rallern rocking chair a.' -7sFs
VIM. Mendln, / box .ia
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y. N. Traverse dcs Sioux, 9 kegs nail 's d
.. m n. Frost, boxes, 2bbls e
Wn. Vanner box i
90 - a. G. st. Anthony, Dbl i -'7 a1l
II. 4 D. st. Paul btis -t b.. f~2r
&. Casky, hhds f 7.t IL tt- 81
Mary F. Monroe, box .7i r"
Allen Taylor, do 'I-,f '.t' lf-. -r4. -
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Geo. Ford, . buggies ..le' pa 1.7-s-
L. Patch, box r'l iG9a-.t' i. #.
Prescott, 10 ff i}'l- 't-
Arthur DO "..-sI9qr ga. ga d.,
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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17
ST. PAUL NURSERY AND CONNER
CsAL GARDEN.

GA l. GARDEN
VENHE Propretors Of this establishment, take pleasure
4 in informing the citizens of St. Paul and the
rounding country that they now receiving an eXten
sive assortment of Trees Shrubbery, from eastern
nurseries, which together with the stock grown upon
their own grounds will enable them to supply quite
extensive demand.
Tkeir stock consists OF all the really desirable vare
ties Apples Pears, both Standards and Dwarf Cher
rics, PluS reaChes Grapes, Currants, COOseberres,
Ras pbcrres Straw berries Victoria Pie Plants Aspara
gus &c.
Also, Ornamental Trees and Shiubbery; including
Mountain Ash, Baisam Fir, Red Cedar, ArbOr Vitr,
Norway Spruce, Snow Ball, Liacs, Choice Roses &c.
Also, Dahas, Lilies, Peones, Phloxes, Gladiolus
&c, &c.
Those desiring TO ornament their grounds, or supply
their gardens fields with fruit invited to call and
examine stock. Our grounds about miles
southwest of the city.
MERRIFIELD e. NEWTON.
April 1lth, 1854. Set
BRENSTER'S ADDITION.
ITO those wishing lots for residences this addition pre-
/ sents great inducements TERMS One-fourth down
the balance time to suit purchasers Maps of lots
and prices to be at our office.
NEWELL a. TOMPKINS,
Agents for proprietOrs.
On Third st. opposite Mayo i Co.
Nov. 22-dtf