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OWNER WANTED.

OWNER WANTED.
TIME following goods to be found in my warehouse at
the lower landing, St. Paul. will be sold at auction
to pay the charges thereon if not taken away in
month from date:
One box marked J. u. r. St Paul.
One box marked 7. p. Shumway, ST. Paul.
One box, containing carpenters tools belonging to
Lauter,lale.
One box marked f. Alden, Buffalo, N. Y.
JAN 20 1S55d1m ALEX. REY.
City
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NE " YOR X BAZA R!!
IN " II EQRRLS, OIL SrANn

TUST RECEIVED by the War Eagle, large assort-
- ment of FALL GOODS,
Consisting of all kinds of Staple and Fancy Goods
Hosiery Black and Coored Silks and the largest
ment of Embroidery and Jewelry, Of every description
brought into the Territory Ladies' give him a call
and examine for Yourselves. sent 5-dtf
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PAY YOUR TAXES =!

NOTICE is hereby given, that the duplicate OF
IN Ramsey County for the year 1854 has been placed
III hands with the proper warrant attached requiring
me to collect the Owners of real estate and person
al property Outside of the limits of the city of Saint Paul.
will therefore take notice that all assessed against
them must be paid Immediately. ! have authorized
George ezlep to collect the the duplicate with the
warrant is in his hands, and will be found his Office
opposite the American Hotel. in Saint Paul.
Promptness oil payment will time trouble and
a. NJ FRIDIEY,
Sheriff of Ramsey County.
Sheriff S Office, Saint Paul, Oct. rs, 1854. oct2sdtf
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ST. PAUL NURSERY AND CONNER.
ClAL GARDEN.
TIME Propretors of this establishment, take pleasure
Il in informing the citizens of ST. Paul and the sur
rounding country that they are now receiving an exten
nurseries, which together with the stock grown upon
their own grounds will enable them to supply quite an
extensive demand.
Their stock consists of all the really desirable vare
ties ofApples Pears, both Standards and Dwar Cher
res Plums Peaches Grapes, Currants, GOoseberries,
Raspberres Strawberries, Victoria Pie Plants, Aspara
gus, &c.
Also, Ornamental Trees and shrubbery; including
Mountain Ash, Balsam Fir, Red Cedar, ArbOr Vite,
Norway Spruce, Snow Ball, Lacs, Choice Roses, &c.
Also, Dahas, Lilies, Peones, Phloxes, Gladiolus,
&C., &c.
Those desiring ornament their grounds, supply
their gardens fields with fruit invited to call and
examine our stock Our grounds about miles
southwest of the city.
MERRIFIELD e. NEWTON.
11,bl
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NEW BOOKS.
(tOMBS has received large addition to his stock
~ Books among which
second series of Fanny Fern, new supply;
I.ampghter,
Fashion and Famine, {!
Autobiography of Actress, Mrs. Mowatt new supply
Uaps and Mishaps.
Sayings and Doings Of Mrs. Partington,
Fords History of Illinois,
Now a-days, just published
Easy Nat, d" ''
Dollars and Cents, -
Periscopics, g
Ofhand Talkngs and Crayon Sketches of Eminent Men
of America, by Bengay, just published;
oneymoon and Comicalities from Punch
Behind the Scenes, by Lady Bulwer;
Miseries of Human Life;
and many others to mention. The atten-
ton Of the public is invited to examine the largest
ment Of Books ever brought to this City. SEPT
OlLS-whale and lard for sale cheap by the gallonO
" barrel, by w. B. M'GROARTY.
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LIFE INSURANCE.!
ESTRAY NOTICE.

ESTRAY NOTICE.
CtAME to my place. near Farrbault, about the
~ first OF November, four oxen one black two brown
one red and white dec y JAMES WELLS.
NEW AUCTION & COMMISSION ROOMS
LO,cer 10vn, ST. Paul.
q AwTEILE kETTERING 4 Low, would respectfully
y inform the public, that they have opened new Auc-
ton Rooms opposite the Empire Saloon Sd street. where
they are prepared attend all business in their line
n. II. SAWTEILE, Jr.,
Auctioneer for Ramsey County, appointed by law.
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UNION OF THE NlINSlSSIPPI AND AZ
LANTIC BY STEAM.

III 1'e'e!N 1-i-.' h,NO NifO11OO N-tLNO<fD-
FINIS connection affords the only continuous route by
L steam to the Atlantic from st. Paul BY this route
sengers will escape the unpleasant stage travel from
Galena 10 Warren.
Arrangements have been made to ticket passengers to
Chicago and the east by the Gaena and Minnesota Packet
company, and the ST. Louis Galena Packetto Rock Is
land, forming connection with the
Two daily express trains between Rock Island and Chi
cago connecting at Chicago with for the aud
south.
BASS, BORUP & CO.. General Agents st. Paul, NJ. T.
JNO. ~ LAMB, Ticket Agent Office, Th street,
and the Lower Landing.
Tickets also be obtained at this Office to New York
Boston Philadelphia Baltimore and all the principal cities
cftt Eastern and Southern States
JhO. NJ LAMB, Ticket Agent
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EDWARD M'LAGAN,
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
At the Lower Landing, st. Paul.
A LII Commission and COnsignments, will be prompt
"A ly and carefully attended to.
References: b. II. Campbell, Il. M'Lagan, Galena;
Geo DeBaun, st. Louis.
Lower Steamboat Landing St. Paul, Min.
OF
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COLD PENS.

GOLD PENS.
FINE assortment, just received, of Pcquet's supe-i
| n Gold Pens. Persons desiring IA good article In
be accommodated by calling at COMBS Bookstore.
| Jan 80 diff
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TOYS! Toys:
IUST received, large assortment of Toys suitable for
81 Christmas and New Years Presents, and for sale by
HENRY WEBER,
Dec O. lS54-,l&wlm Opposite Rice House
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PLAYING CARDS.

DLAYIsc cARDs-fARo PLAYING cARps~vrsv
old asd veil seasoned With al the vsreas o.h,s sasi
lses Of linen ana cotton cards msds BY SAN HhRT ~
sails v tbs TRADE cad houses "a tssir stss ns
bsxslAx styVst, Vproass Ne AStss HspsN
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THE MARINERS SAVINGS BANK, CORNER THIRD
avenue and Ninth street, six
$500. 80
Open daily, from "a. NJ to2P. n, and Wednesday and
Saturday evenings from to 8.
OFFICERS.
President. ="
PimIIr w. Esos and ISAAC r snrrn, Vice Prssideut,.
w. H. ELLSWORTH, Secretary.
N. B.-1hs Savings Bank Il in way connected With
other banking nstuton this city regularly ohar
tered according to law the Legislature this sae and
has its funds securely invested mainly mort
gage on property worth double the amount loaned
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THE NEW YORK POLICE;

The undersigned invite tho merchants mechanics and
traders Of this city and all others who feel interested the
preservation OF the police system this city
dangerous Albany with which
TO meet at the Broadway Tabernacle Wednesday
next the 2lst inst ut o'clock concert
such as be proper to H. Tho object
whole police system By sgislatng out Of ONCE commits
soners the three magistrates under whose control the
partment now placed virs-The Mayor, Recorder and
City Judge and substituting In their place four private
with large salaries to be voted
ons tbs power over the whole police dpsrnsnt
from insult injury. and their property from depre
daon will be thrown into the hands of packed primary
OF the meeting will be TO sustain the Mayor protest
has made against the passage Of the bill which he viii b
stripped OF all sotua power the police which noW
applying so efficiently 20 enforce the laws.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

'rRENcH AND AMERICAN ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
IL wholesale and reta-Tbe subscriber has in stor.
Of French flowers American Of his
manufacture Merchants and milliners will hnd Il 10
heir advantage to examine his stock
W. II. CHRISTOPHER. 81 Esst Broadway
lanes TUCKER, IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE
dealer IN srtihcial flowers, trsds
that the above countless varieties Bupremely beautiful
snd that cash can al all times the beat value
81 Broadway, near hite street,
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REsTAUKupTs.

GREEN TURTLE SOUP AND STEAKs.-A VERY
~ hne green turtle will served this day By n
montsomery ~ 70 and Beekman street Spoon srevciss
formerly.
GOOD NEws.-TwENrY FIVE THOUSAND YAM
VI KEGS wanted 10 take Sebsstepo Green turtle so.e
and steaks will be served every day 10 L. IL
for free lunch, At the well known Hen chcisas cor
nsr Of broadway and Fulton street. New York
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stephen Whitney.
+. PERT,
Peter Cooper,
A. vanderpool,
Walter r. Jones,
g. W. Lawrence,
X. Witbers,
VIM. Whitlock, Jr.,
Chas. A. Davis,
A. Foster,
Jonathan sturges,
John l.. Aspinwall,
Samuel W. ComstocH,
Brown, Bros. 4 Co.,
Henry Lee Norris,
John j. Palmer,
W. T. Hayemeyer,
Harbeck a Co.,
Q. Belden A Co.,
Valentine q. Hall,
Richard $. Williams,
Geo. Douglass,
ChAs. IL, Marshall 4 Co.
Richard King,
James @. Kings sons,
J. T.. PbGnix,
X. N. Weston,
Robert B. Minturn,
A. A. Low a Bros.,
ii. A. Smythe.
Booth A Edgar,
Chas Talbot,
Thos. Suifern,
Geo. Newbold,
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Geo. Griswoid,
Jas, W. Gerard,
X. N. Strattop,
Stillman, Alisn a CO.
w. II. Webb,
Thos. Dawson,
J. ". StrAtton.
Mortimer Livinastsa.
L. b. Ward.
John Q. Green.
Robert G. Goodhuo,
Olyphant's Sons.
Fred. @. Poster.
q. 8. Robbins,
Vim. X. strong,
John X. Peters,
Joseph Hoxie,
Blake, fAirchild A Fsashs vs
Nesmith q Co,
Duncan a 8 NOV,
Samuel l.. Aitchiu.
Wm. ID. Crosby,
John A. Stevens,
Halstsd. HAincs A Co.
y. a J. Stuart a 20.
j, Boorman,
Wetmore A Cryder,
Nathaniel ID. Garlic,
Moses Taylor 4 Co,
Josiah MacY's sons,
w. W. Deforest A Co,
Chas. II. Russell.
And 80 othors.
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T,0 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN.-HAyrs0 UN-
derstood that certain under mprssisn
that Col Kinney stil agent the Central American
Company thiss to give notice to ell whom
and authority heretofore conferred
said Col H. L. Kinney has been revoked and GEN.
right also, that should contradict statement which
nA ound s into the TO the enect that Il
With certain conditions entered into with Col Kinney that
induced him to resign his post agent Of the csmpsny
There was no failure the part Of the company Ill ts
conditions were fully and faithfully complied with
rectors WILLIAM HOPKINS, Secretary Central Amsri.
CT n Companv
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AsTRoLOGY.


A sTRotpGY. MRS. FLEURY, FROM PARIS. rs cELE.
n fated 70 explaining the planets BY the art OF the ed
aslro1rs by socks and science Gives information al
relstihns q lie 81 rs Broome street
MADhNK MORROW WILL GIVE LADIES PRIVATE
w sttures on all concerns Of life her predictions
truly Astounding though The practices nothns bat What
rcoonoial 90 philosophy. ~ satshet there will be
oieree 70 BrSome street, near Cannon Gentlemen noe
admitted.
MADAME ALVIN, FROM PARIS, TENDERS HER
m services y tie ladies aud gentlemen IN phrenoogy, by
bc1ka snd science She be consulted about lore.
race business SC and will tell tho Of the Ady 0r
tsn!omsn they will marry; also the 81 her ystsrs
Madame Alw,n converses N English French and German
Residence Vo Bevery, ussr Fvst ssces
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WANTED-A SITUATION, nj A YOUNG NAN OF
w color 70 travel 70 Europe with gentleman. Wages
object God references II required. Address s. NJ.
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WANrED-A SITUATION, by A RESPECTABLE
w Americas girl lady's maid seamstrcss; under
stands doing nuslins End French auting; ohids
maid waiter. In small family; have objection
to travel Can set the best Of city reference her
place Please call ~ Ss Sixth avenue between Twentieth
and Twenty first streets.
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ORGAN BXHIBITI0N-A LARGE FIRST CLASS
" orgsn built for the Church Of the Atonemsnt Phna
delphia will be performed ct Mr. Henry Erbens
sctory Centre street this afternoon at o'clock also in
be evening att o'clock. Professors amateurs
vted to attend There will also be two
Thursday evening by w A King Of Grace Church; Aad
OCCASIONS be had 81 the Once Mr. Henry Erben
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE UNEMPLOYED
II The British government having concluded to form
foreign legion in Nova Scotia and to raise several regiments
for duty in the Provinces oer hounty OF 70 or essthss
warn sHs sy g T aas
from 49, 40 years Of to join which, arc invited Eng
lsh Irsh Scotch and Germans The subscriber with the
view asstng those who have not the Of paying
their psssa hereby gives notice that he has opened pass
70 engage passsses by good vessels Halifax two
tickets by railroad leaving morning Sundays sxsept
ed and arriving ~ Saint Johns Montreal that
ming which passage must be paid him. his Agent
by tho parties together with tho all Of 6y eens
additional for commissions arriving at their destination
in tho Province II 10 hoped that those effective who
suffering and in Distress will avail themselves q
this Of lettering their condition before
Is too late. ANGUS MCDONALD.
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n u A.-DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION or
~. the 2d February celebration Qast) will the
Chsnsery Rooms this Wednesday, evening" 2st inst ct
make full report and al matters will be finally closed
WV. OSBORN, Chairman.
Gro. II. RAYMOND, Secretary pro tenn. II
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN
Nv lately arrived from England, as chambermaid and
city reference givea Can be for two days Please
first door. front room. -
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WAETED-sALESMKE. IN THE PRINTED MUSLIN
Dc lame baIese and print dspsrtmsnts also an sntr
teen to seventeen years, 20 hsarn the business.
LORD TAYLOR Grand street.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG MAN OF
experience, as gardener; can come with the best Of
and ersng Can be seen at n Whitehall street for two
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yUANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG WOMAN
10 do general bousew IL good washer snd ironsr
and take Of children IN small family ood
city rsfereaes saa be giFsa. Apply Of whitehall street
or TIVE daya
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BOARD wANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY BY A
- single gentleman either immediately the fret Of
May. Reference exchanged. Location between Twentieth
and Thirty streets east Of Fifth Please
address Boarder, Union Post once stating terms,
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large Sale d stock and Farming


fFt3E su seriaef eaif 81 Paasig Nsnaa- On
Il SasarasK lh4 TIA Il FebF4srg II Al her
fafu tkfe3 milsS sNzh II slsstoan s. fallom-
isg PROPERTY VIZ
is head q II sisrs saeinsiag B4Ned Mars !;
i Two year Old CIT ysartsns avs ami
Milch c0rs.3 Steers and Calves
n Sheep:
1 Bfnol Soxs aud 81 Shosiss
2 Farm VI agons:
BaFshear Pleaghs, Siegle and Double
Shoysf Pinsgbs; 4 HagrVws,
pais Wagon Gesfs. AID 3 paif Plough DO !;
Also. large assortment u Farming Utensils,
sacn A. CFaasess Sdyshes. Forks Rakes &c. Al
p ene q AiSinseass Patsnt Sell Raking Wheat
Ae yea. lev ias season and il perfect order.
e ats.--Ail SUNS Fl less thaa - 10 Be paid
10 cash pa purchases Of larger afnounf. a
credited Il nontas will ha given +-ghe pofchaser
giving his notel on interest with approved seeuri
~ Sale. 10 commence a. 10 o'cfeekl 81 s.
REBECCA HIT NFER.
81 fyh5rtc<ffsr al anfiar9 % IS55
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I Negro sNOnaan for sale.
tiANi .taf aaie MI. Nsgfa Noulanl She
L IS good cqek washer ana ifoue{ Sold Iternd
fault She is about ihiftg-eighl O. FORTY wears 5f
age perfectly sound ard henest, aud has nd hus-E
band 0Flehldren / prefer a suud haIhe III this
d adypiding counties. and viii selta barghia i'll
her as have no disc for her.
VINCENT w MOORE
CharlaStown JannaYv4d fS15
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lTntha Public.

TINE undersigned AAving entered tsto eo-yart-
il n4rship win his slthes, Samuel Cs Ypaax, ID
coadact ghe BatcheriHE Business in ChasiesldsIr,
most respectfully sdlfctss The supported he e5msna-
nifty Havingheen ssprfaed fer fyesfs tTsihe
business @iia his faihefia CAasiest9ws he hqp@s
its oifizsns will bar i tesifa ag Tact tk4s he
has 1T least fsdeGrDreE se rsnaer satisiaeito aha
accommodate fhem I'LL All matters to ire best II BITS
abigi,y HaFing row embarked soms Ehat HPca
bis ewn hooAs a dssfHoasef making atssliAopd
bg bis own iAboHr bal aePes he may n.it appeal 10
vaiafo ge1eEans pal8fc.
Tie best lneas thsfAasrkst 81 this sr ai0ihlns
CeaHties can inraishHWiiihe Serrsd IA regularly
aaf soid Ar she fowe,ttice fhai will af5rd ifSag
.prafif, from dad AMI zie sf lfase
Respectfully &e
Ian la 1865 GEORGE w. Y0uNEE
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Carpeting.

a Il sIs Il e.y ss .i5s1 Sc. 1'''
/ NV "a Ils5f JoHND IlNE
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Public Sale,

g 1. z sII Fsosl rs. I F sssis
Sale on Thursday, 18th day Il February ueStr on
the farm whtfe nnw reside 4 head Horses Cows
pair Oxea. Sheep ans Hogs. and all my Farms
Ing Utensils cansisiias RI s2eIythlag comment y
used n cultivate iaFgg Akbsrall ny household
sna Kitchen FafiFnaFe
.sTKsMs Ali suaiH SO and over credit Of
s moths u i'll sigeEE--alaeF SO. east.
AMOS JANNEY.
JANUARY la 1885,
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NoTECE.

T1ERf0SS kaewing then, 5elyee Indebted to The
L nnaefffgned liz Note III Account Wilt please
3cdsoe f3r ward ana make pagffeai inmed ia;elY as
4tyuect d leave the cpnGy aloBq ghe Isl of Jann-
ally. fragment IS not made BY thai lime II 3
utte- aad Sctounts viii be placed ID the hands. ~
sae officer ib4 ceiseetion
CHARLES G. CAMF.gc
IN ST. haFa far sale 4 ssed Dpfs eE AEDI
HARNESS, and nek one hpEse ~ Ac.dx
& fNOgetnt3cf - 1854 (tlf, G.
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Hunts Great Modern Remedy,
TryitM Try IL! Tryitl

TIME II atsansllEhpaiatiun cf Ne a4ere sslusfle
j. RemsgYgis krb va 6 its psgflie The et4uh-
caies of cures pt tahriea,ioas hui feona lisfn-
gushed ministers and highly ri pertable persons.
The pnbtie will CHI i safe 4nd Elective cafe fer
Coughs EpIfs. faAheaz1. Mh9oPing Gpnsh, Dys-
pspssa Stek Hea64ehe. Weakness d The LigeraloF
ang Affections OF he Thfoat o. Breast where the
Llngs ere nat sefishsly Impaired
~ Principal lkice Ffedelisk Nd
Far s8le III gAariesiown by4f, AZ SMITH. sole
Agent laf Jet solstoanty and bY AsgRis Trough
su itss Uaited St4s4s
peSsmber % 4S3I
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HallfoWn Mills.

rsr, ..,.,sl,If 5efrrnined d a8fsIl Ffpn,
VIE mn. ,ls ualltowu Mi1s 4or nag ing
4sss9n III aFI,s,ly ~ takesln raelh5A 81 in-
good r5vss W. .s.tfs sn ia pabic aenegafF thar
forming az s,,sSfaniby 81 hanE very
hereafter % II selected Wheet expressly
supetles sslss S ,;lt AZ elsasea 10 either ex
tor shat pss pVssIIs, ~ ~ aspai tsrm-soi ave
change M ~ I'M ens barqel 81 F9urs or for
cash al fair price ., u AfessrJ Keyes
~ For sale also, az me sssaf = =
q hears's1x eA~s'ss' GEoRGE3w. FOX )
,,.a.Iv -3t-Spt
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Blessings Oyer Saloon,
-II1Taia Strel1 ltIovIe,tB,rn

N
EiE. sn setibcF especially intstns sly friends
-k aldtAe pns1de thafhs has JUS fjGea up bis
Oaf TER 81 10 on, in handsome STYLE. Hhere Ri
Will 81 pfef st III SO I'm fhaEe xbo NAV ,,;. u,
thing ID .rlss lDe
DssP Frs, &C. served uP % private patties. on
.nofice VIXEN desired
~ h.s "a olsT ERS received daily. which viii
y safnishsd fssnfiies ~ ne Can or "a rertyfse
ny Nesember I6 slSs4
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Goods at Cost.

.rI7EIE Undersigned having made afran4emepis
A q sell his sslre. HOUSE add Dwelling d The y.
s. EGnVerHiheHi Wlli sell his
sTQCK OFaDRY GOODS ATfC0SfT.
Those wishing 10 GET CHEAR GOODS, FOR
cAsa wiltIpicase gave an edfiY eau, whtrc HEY
vi ind large Stock and we'll assorted shifted 10
iIie pFssensIand approaching ss,ason TbeElpnblic
are gQesikd 10 GAIT aa.jneI and Judge fiji ihem-
selves. JOHN g WILSON.
HarPeTs- Perry NoYempef13 ls53F-it
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CA|THARTIC PILLS

YIN - ~ ~ - - ~ - AsAf 49,
operate = shelr porsrfal influence a shs
NJ Internal rscrf1 ~ pHEify the blood and Efznu-
Iais II iate heasthg aefina. They remeyk ths
obsfrri4spns 81 NE stgfaseh bowels, ser, and pfher
orxsl. pf ths bcdy, ard b. rext1ring their iregaar
actioa y heslth, coEftct wherever they exit, saeh
derzngtments IS age he first causes Of Disease
An extensive nial n tteT yistaes, 81 Professors,
ph5sscfaus, and Patients haA shown cures oil dan \
Rerons diseases almost beyond belief, were tity not
substAptisked b persons 81 saeh exaited position
and character as to f3rbia the suspicion Of sssfh
Their eortihrates Axe published n my ApfrieaR
Almasiae, rhirh the Ageufs below named are
pjeeset 10 Furnish free % Al inguaiSg.
Annexed We give Birrcfioas fog their use in the /
eomps4ints which they have been found 10 cure.
Fox CosfEykSaAs. = Take one Or two Pills, or
such dn3Dfity = q gently more the bowels. Cos
tive1ebs Is he4ueutls the aRgrasatiug eaase Of /
PlI1s and the care Of one complaints thasea5e
81 bgih rs pefstn can ri well wiile> nTiaier Z
costyk habit VI bgas. Hence il should he ps II
can ~, proAipds relieved. gf
Foa DYsfARslA, which Is sometimes tie catise
Of Gotflseaessg and slsGys sreosa tke mid
dosts Erola enc t. f,l to Stii,ialase The sn5nSeh
and Liver into he1itbF action. They vii do Il, and
the hsavf5arn bg41bangI and soia5agS cf dt4pepsia
wlIIIapidly dsstPehr When i has gosAss don't
f6s BaVL sf0YAesI. cr Morbid Lsscti5iitef -
1fsxsRs, wl4sh pfsglpses ae1esn3 dsPFes 0H 81 the
Epftt and Bad heatht take ifeslf iqnr q Rilis
ii rst, ana s1laileE ases sterwafds rnns acEiyify
and ssrsngta 4 rsstared ~ the system;
Fch NERVOUS fss, SicE IBABAGHE, NArsEA,
PAIN ii tbe slosaseh. Bes, ~ c'ae take ftsn fn1E
70 eight pills gafig % les fthey do iF5t oper7
ate sufficiently, tskH more he neSt dry untl they
ado. these <eonpiaihti III De swept ont frha The
systatn If}gu't Neax these aid thsif kll1sl dis
orders bccA1sf yuslf steRaea i toa.ey. Fl
Il EaR scRoRuI.ts ElysiPELAs, afldxa2 Ipise1ses
oftbk SKIN take the Pills freely aud tlequsrtsy 70
keep the bowels open. The -6rnptions vii geRcst
: allg fosn begin 10 diminish and Disappear Many
dreadful .ultsrS and sores have hg-d! healnd tp PA
te furging ard pItifss5t caekt as 4iiase Hss, and
44sa
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r,trav r,e n FFI. ar RON N ETs4 fer sale bY II
KEYEs III KEARSLEY. /
NovFmher
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For Sale.

II WILL sell II prIva 1 sale my House S E.9Tad-
4 joiaing The prone q IF L. Besss, Esq Aisah Loa
containing ! giaa acre Wfth gued Stone fouads.
lion 81 81 Il feet haia fheEeoRt Terms, Cash, q
a cYehifaf nite months win bond and approved
secalfiv . BENJAMIN COOK.
January is 1855. sol
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r,rAfp af9DS ~ haze received ism BAIL
il In,re hsadssuae assortment otTStast Reds
fEII4 IS with ana 80 80 inches lnnE which
vii seH cheap tof cash 81 IN sscrs credit
5 S. IS THOS. RAvLINS.
Januarv 25