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Destructive Fire

Baker Tr19l.
In the Baker trial. at the latest accounts, the in
~ had failed to agree. -
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THE NEWS.


1ials Prom the oalsna Advertiser.
CONGRESS. l.9ya SLY
The following is the latest from Washing!
ton, by telegraph:
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL.
In the Senate this morning Mr.. Broadhead
offered resolution from the Committee of Fl.
nance, for inquiry into the inexpediency of re.
porting appropriation bills.
MIR. Cass gave notice, that he should to-
morrow move the appointment of Standing
Committees.
In House balloting for Speaker was resumed.
On 40th ballot vote stood:
Banks, l07 r,,
Richardson, "a
Fuller. 81
Carlisle, 9
On the 4lst Ballot, Fuller %, rest the same
as before. ~,., ..,...,.
On the 42d Ballot: .s'-e--
Banks, LOG
Richardson, as
Fuller, 81
Scattering, Is
Banks is fine fellow. We would like to
see him elected, but we are inclined to think
he has polled his full strength.
WASHINGTON; Dec. IL.
In Senate this morning Mr. Cass moved to
proceed tore-election of standing Committees.
The Committee on Foreign Relations is: Ma.
son. Siidell. Douglas. Clayton. Weller and
Fisk.
Finance Committee, Hunter, Toucey, Pierce,
Broadhead, Stewart, Commerce,
Hamlin, Dodge, Stuart, Seward, Clay, Benla.
observation-disclosures, Wright, Allen. Harlan,
Wilson, Trinible, Hodge.
On Agriculture, Allen, Hunter, Thompson
n. j.. Ha'an. Wade.
On Military Affairs, Weller, Fitzpatrick,
johnson, Jones of Tenn, Pratt. diversion. On
Militia. Houston, Dodge, Bell Of Tenn, Tom
son of KY.
On Naval Affairs. Mallory. Fish, Thomson
Of N. j., Bell OF Tenn, SlideIl.
On Public Lands, Stuart, Johnson, Foot,
Clayton, Pugi, Mallory.
On Private Claims, BENJAMIN, Briggs,
Thompson oil KY. Private Affairs, Sebastian,
Rusk, Toombs. Brown, Reed, Bell Of Tenn.
On CLAIMS, Broadhead, Fessenden, Grier. w.
erson, Wade. On Revolutionary Claims,
Evans, Hale, Foster, Durkee. On -, But
Ter, Toucey, Bayard, Glier. Toombs. Pugh.
Committee on Post Roads-Rusk Colo
mer, Adams. Hamlin, Jones, OF Ind, Yulee.
Committee on Roads and Canals-SlideIl, Bell,
OF Tenn, Briggs, Durgee, Jones, Of Tenn,
and Wright. Committee on Pensions-JoEes,
of Iowa, Clay, Thompson. Of N. Y, Seward
and Sumner. Committee on ID. Grown.
Allen, Mason, Pratt Reed. Committee on
Patents--Jones, Evans, Stuart, Brown, Thomp-
son, Of N. Y, Fessenden. Committee OH Re-
Observation-Disclosures, Fitzpatrick, Fisk, Briggs,
Crit!enden. Committee on fredericksburg
las, Jones Of Iowa, Colomer, Bell, Sebastian,
Briggs. Committee on contingent expenses
Evans, Wright, Foote.
Committee on Public Buildings-Bay ard,
James, Hunter, Thompson, of N. j., Wade.
Committee on Engrossed biIls--Fi,zpatrick,
Collomer. Wade. Committee on Library
Pierce, Cass, Bayard. Committee on Enrolled
Bllls--Jonps of Iowa
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. s.
The Prometheus has arrived here from San Ju-
an, which place she left on the Sd inst. Connect
ed at the Isthmus with the Uncle Sam, which
brought down $35O,O0O and $50 passengers. The
steamer Northern Light, left San Ju m, for New
York, on the same day rs the Prometheus.
Col. Walker remained undisturbed in Nlcara-
qua. Confidence was restored. aud the citizens
were quietly pursuing their usu l, avocations.
large fire occurred mt San Francisco on the
night of the 10th. Loss So, 200.
Gen. Richardson had been murdered by gam
bier named Cora.
The Southern part of the State, was threa eaten
ed by Indian disturbances.
The Know Nothing State Convention had ap.
pointed delegates to the Philadelphia National
Convention, instructing them to vote for no man
for President, who was not in fav r of the Pacific
Railroad, and Slavery extension.
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s8| Santa Claus has deposited large
number Of beautiful presents with Mr.. Nixon,
Just above our office. He asks parents to call
and see them.
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SATURDAY, DEC. Id, 1856.


s'.i,rli "~ Oar Messs Once Mere.
The Free Press, having spent two days in
preparing replyto our last article, has come
to the conclusion ITO say but little more on the
subject" In this it is wise, and as its argu-
ments are degenerating into " small talk" "a
specimen Of which we gave in our lass) we
are perfectly willing it should waddle through
its twaddle to the end Of time, unaided or OPP
posed by us. We beg pardon Of our readers
for giving it so much prominence.
"rHK ROMANCE OF CHIvALRY."
The lecture last evening, by Luther B.
Guernsey, Esq, on Don Quixote.r or The
Romance Of Chivalry," was an able and inter-
esting one. We have heard Rev. Henry Giles,
an eloquent speaker, on the, same subject, but
we cannot withhold our opinion, that the effort
last evening far excelled any previous effort,
both in niceness of conception and beauty Of
illustration. Mr.. Guernsey is an enthusiastic
lover of Cervantes, and, we think, justly ranks
him among the great lights of literature. 1t
should be remembered that the author Of Don
Quixote lived in an age when chivalry had
reached its eliminating point-when all Spain
became absorbed in one idea, that Of knight.
hood, and boldly stepping forth, Cervantes fired
his balls Of ridicule 50 rapidly and SO effectively
that the system degenerated and is now known
only IN history. The production Of suol. a i.Iau
was well worthy the able pen Of Mr.. Guern-
sey. - EyET IN TcRgy2EE
We have time nor space to do the speak
er justice, by even synopsis of his lecture, as
it was quite lengthy. but we feel sure that it
was well appreciated by the large and discrim-
mating audience. His opening and closing
remarks were very fne-;n fact the lecture
throughout exhibited mind well-trained and
we'll versed in the matter of which it was
treating. J.s. .l.... rss
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s0nooL xos b0Ys has sssin sssn nusasd seeos
GEO. kBLLfE, an experienced and hleRiy IA
ssucor having chsrGs Of the English depsrtmen me rev.
Dr. IAN iSGSN, VIII bear the rsc1touoas q s c,onca ana
I've bis persons attention daily for part each day. r.
kene Dngs The highest bo5 cppecfy
School = - s,u6See
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a. The 6rst church in Kansas is to be Greet.
ed by the Unitarans.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

q The proprietor Of German paper in Can
ada has been fined El0 for using blssphemous
language in his paper.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

CO The Library of Yale College contains So,
600 volumes. 1t is probably the most extensive
College Library in the Union.
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..<.t4s T.PAUL Markets. s, Ht.

-"-|"----" +. = 40
CORRECTED BIZ cHAMBERLIN, EDDY & CO.
'-E'' ~ go @." DAILY TIMES nrrIcE,l
. -'-i -'.f- December -. 1850.
WEIGHTS GRAtN-The following thu established
weights grains this Territory: Wheat, 60 rs bu.;
Seed 60 rs bu.; Rye, Sc bu.; Indian Corn Sc
b; Oates, bu.; Barley, - lbs bu.; Buckwheat,
~ Ms q bu. r5..- -l...5
LIVE STOCK.
Reef =, lO6l2 &c a Apulrs
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KANSAS.

A correspondent Of the St. Louis Democrat
gives the following version of the incidents which
have served rs prete1t for the last invasion of
Kansas by the Missourians. 1t sounds more truth
full than any thing we have seen written, and does
not differ from the views entertained by US q few
days since. What thinks the Pioncer3
Mr.. Dow, | am informed, was a citizen of New
England had squatted on unoccupied claim !;
expended several hundred dollars in improving it;
and then returned to his Eastern home for his
wife and children. lie left the ia M in charge
of n friend. Mr.. Coleman, it is stated, cut good
deal of timber off it in his abs snce, and persisted
in doing so after his return. MIR. Dow demon
strated Mr.. Coleman shot him. gen,lema n
OF MIR. Dow's acquaintance, warm personal
friend, 1t may be,in removing the bleeding corpse
of the young man, is charged with having vowed
vengeance on his murderer. For this he was ar
rested on Monday last, without warrant having
been produced. In riding away with Sheriff Jones
and his possee, he met ten horsemen going towards
Lawrence to attend the Indignation meeting. He
told them he had been arrested without formality.
Come along with Us, said one of the horse
men. lie rode out from the Sherif's guard, who
were as numerous the other, but made no re-
sstance. These are the facts, | am Informed,
upon which the intlamatory telegraphic dispatches,
the special messenger from the Governor, the
hood and thunderish prociamatons by the Brig
adler General, and the dreadful runors of war
and cattle slaughter have been founded.
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{ Relief for the Poor

The Union Benevolent Association Of the
city Of St. Paul, would inform the destitute, that
on application to.Mr. B. F. Hoyt, President, or
Gov. Ramsey, or Mr.. L. Dayton. Vice Presi-
dents, their immediate wants may be relieved.
JOHN NICOLS, Sec'y.
Dec. 2lst, 1855. es.ae rerI
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C. Ex-President Fillmore has made arrange
ments to spend tho winter in Italy.
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~ Remember the Thanksgiving sermon
to be presched to-day BY Rev. j. G. Riheidaf.
fer. II rs for the benefit of the poor. =. -
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SIMULTANEOUS MovExESr.-when you shut you'
door to keep out November, you should open your
heart to let in june. . I,fsf".
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

II "God save the Queen'' is now quite pop
ular in Franco and sung at all the concerts.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

q The Emperor of France lately had . hunt
Al Fontainbleau. The result Of the days shoot
ing was 40 pheasants killed, Is hsres, "A deer,
and 30 rabbits, making together ss4 head Of
game, Of which the Emperor killed rs.
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ca The election for President takes place on
the first Tuesday of November, 1856.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

"a The Atlantic bripsss repors that the health
Of the Pope is very indiasrsns, and his inseilecl
n uch enfsebled.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

~ Last year the total grsin trade Of Chicago
fell short Of Il, 000, 900 bus. This ysar it viii
e.cssd 1900, 900.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

ENrER1xo LANps.-:S. W. Farmham, ESQ, of
this city, located land warrants to the extent Of
ten thousand acres, last week, in the vicinity OF
Ssnk Rapids, for foreign parties. --St. anthony
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@ Singing is the music of nature. The Scrip.
lures tell the mountains sing-the valleys sing 3
the trees of the woods sing-nay, the air is the
birds music room, whence they chant their must
cal notas
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GO Mr.. Lineberger, Of New York, was robbed
OF Jewelry and watches to the amount Of Sos 90,
IN Baltimore, on the 2lsh: uls. His trunk con-
tanning II, was stolen, while On his way to the
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

ca The Milwaukee Sentinel of Saturday has
the following:
ga SIGHT TO SsE.-One of the City Fathers
i. e., an Alderman-taken to the watch house in
broad daylight, drunk on a dray!s Such q sight
was to be seen in Milwaukee yesterday"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

A letter from our Washington correspondent
will appear in Mondays paper. sass .a'asa5s
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TO OAPl4ALesTs. =
100 srLExp1p sai,dine Les !. wet e. psv sor s.s
4OO a. saresfn. Apply . NonRfs = co.'s s.
sa<S-a Linz onee, b. Anshony-st.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

NOICEf hereby given, that 18TH DAY Of Sosehs
1900 the snsscfiber took heopgtng 70 him
ana on which he nov resides and it the
tn she late Porf Sneine Rservs IN r
Oomy OF hamssy the foo~fns lescribed stray cattle,
VT one sts.r aged about two dssp
white spot IN the fsce With spreading horns
observable artificial MARKS brsnds ssfd steer the
owner thereof may have legal and resson-
pre.srcsd By the s,shfs Datsd Nov. :5d, 1855.
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40 -rss! 81 az OLEAN hffg 3ts r.f .sel
400 Lots IN the Flourishing Ioun Of Oisan, Todd
~ f'.i' ~

TIVE 900 Lots comprises Of tan scres each is
town Is beautifully situated at the north swan river
on the vest bank OF hs ns.ssipp 100 ms above St. Paul.
surrounded ~ me ssernng country, u, with
the advantages power the town plat ana
within three miles cf good and grisnf Opera.
tom and IN the vicinity Of tho numbering region the Msss
dpogfxng sdvxntages thst Tsrrifoy nos.
$685. bound tn few 70 be most
points % the Upper nss6sipp sbove properfv en-
g bousht = esrEap calling son the Empr. Blo q
tos emse o. ANDREW G. DUNH.
~ "a 49,. - .l.EG9s 10 sFfr doci.2w
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ca An Exchange notices the death of Mrs.
Conver, Of Oneida county, the lady to whom the
first prize was awarded for riding, at the "Ladies
Equestriah Exhibition" of the State Fair held in
Elmira. She contracted a severe cold on that
occasion, VS. are informed, from the effects of
which she never recovered, and which terminated
In her death a short time since.
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8 LOr FOR sALE-RARE CHANCE! =
LOT efsby Situated nesr the Cspo worth 5000 A Of.
"A fered for sale fcs 500. Inquire Of "a 4, - -
de6-n WTLLlAN a. YorSrca 2
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E15 There are one hundred ard ninety one
new members elected to the present Congress and
90 old members elected.
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Fever and Ague.

Ecvef ana Agues ~
NEW perfect cure, which contains no srxe-
mic or mercury Nay bn used by all ages, will keep
aiU climate Read what eminent Physicians say: 'tI
ave have used Deshler's Ant-Peroc Pills hundreds Of
cases Of Pevcr and Ague, known person have
second chill after commencing with them consider them
safe and valuable remedy, ought be within reach Of
every family IN % liable to chlls and fever"
VIVA. NEWELL, n. r., Affentown,N.J
A. d. NEWELL, n. D., New Brunswick, NJ.
NeTr from MON. THEo. TkEbssoHu ysEk.
From She professional cbsrAer reputation of Drs
Newell, above mentionec and which these gen,
tern With M Desale beidin this State,
In stating that representation made worthy
pubic confidence" THEO. FRELINGHUYsZN.
z..n3. NEW BnuNswrcxs n. j., Jan. -, 1854.
hesn the testimony OF r. B. Coleman, the House IN
favor Of Deshier'sFev~f and que Pills: ~ slif al
- s,t-o.-- = f<s. Aston HOUSE, December %, 1854.
Chas D. peshfer EsQ-Dear Sir: Win claim the $500
yoa asreed 70 sveme your medicine did me-, being
sucently remuneraced by troubled
for several months VII jzdie fever, and fever md
.suc Your pills performed through
single course They rrconmeudeto b. friend 10
whom feel greatly obliged. shall recomcnd them with
perfect Conscience IN all essss Of similar charsctsr
Truly yours y. B. COLEMAN.
WhhN, GhoFF ksoALLy, Agents fcs d. rau. Jeis-tf
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Leather and 1Fandin9 -6foFe.-
KE49L GRs 4 RfEHY

Imperters Tanners aad Curriers'.
re- House g. lnkhowyf., 81. Paul 1n.seeefe THyuSyv
Wb ere nyw receiving and Offering sale:
W. yre0en ana German oalf sod Kip Skins igs $50
s Iampeco and Madras, French and Grain Noroeeosj
- French ana German Pstent osn3 40, q 4 - fllp
ts,;4S 5Cspe RindinSs> Kid, Cali; = - fe . i a.
Spanish Sole 1esther; " = - - - zoe
fssi Oak ~ do doS e.1T .szst1Ef vysfer ~ Ads
General
sBf Kip, Cals, Uppes apA Ban Lssthss; .shEW q 80.
81 tIrDss . ~ st s9n re sE'n'i 81 R
1uckak,p and Calcutta Lace Leather, az sf..f o..t
All description Of Buck Gloves Hifss stc etc s,i
Cash paid for ae Desr sbeep skins and an t,pds
~ gfose r4tN
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-eHaT DRUGS AND MEDICINES 9rre II
We receiving from the East large and we!-seected
stock goods line, and to be
by house in st. Pauln fresh
ness and exceence and especially articles
in our line, which we shall Offer to the public.
jy7-tf fsss-g-, - WREN, GROyF & REGAtLY.
FINE OLD BRANDY AND PORT WINE. Il
lust HECEIyED, by Wren, Croft Rrgaily, At their Drug
Store the quality French Bsndy aud Old Port
Wines pure and unadulterated, which
ieinai or family use. ap26-u
TO LOVERS OF SPORT.
lust RECEIVED, q wrcn Gron Regallyss Drug Store
large and general assortment o Warrens ceebi
Hooks Fishing Tackles and Fishing Apparatus every
scripton. si- uJ .sYJ1 tlNsIHt -r1s my6-H
l-t - f5iFi TO TINE LADIES. gr,4 f..fi
WE HAVE RECEIVED q well selected assortment Of
Luoins extracts and other fine perfumes for the
toilet. Call and examine. lg1. - tsr D. s,,.e n q
je6 WREN, CROP 4 REG Ii.Y
COUNTY AND CITY ORDERS WAIVED
highest prices; Land warrsnts Sold Draft,
II cashed and city property sold Commission, At
=! H. LINDSLEY'S Real Estate Land warrant Once.
ocsl-im Third-st., next door to Col. Mckcn,yss.
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MARRIED:
On wednesday evening, inst, by
Esq, Mr.. EDWIN WHITING, to Miss MARIANNA BROWN,
both Of Shakopee, formerly from Providence, X. I.
Providence papers plcase eopy.1 ..7 ,.,--
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KANsAs.-The Mobile Advertiser says at the
proposition to appropriate 100000, from the
Treasury, to aid in making Kansas Slave State,
will be warmly pressed upon that body.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

Ii hnovfns Themselves isd-btcd to the arm es L
Hs.ts Ce VIZ please eau and msks settlement within
Thirty days Of this noc, the
ssAer hsnds for eoIec3ion---Dee, Iss, 11kS, =
da5-R fE- FRErDEyzEiCE, AssEgnee, " y.fT.
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School Books.

IlILLMAN'S Chemistry; Woods Bota-
y ny; Olmslead's Philosophy; Parker
Philosophy; Davies Geometry; Hitch
cocks Geology; Cutters Anatomy; New
mans Rhetoric; Walkers Dictionary;
Browns Grammar Familiar Science ;
Scholars Companion; Dayis's, Pike and
Parke's Arithmetic; McGulIry's lst, 2nd,
gid, 4th and 9th Readers; MIlchelps An
cient and Modern Geography's; Hunts
and Bonsall's Editions of ComIey's Spell
Iers, &C., together with supply OF Cap
and Letter Paper, Note Paper, Waters
English Quilts, Stee! Pens, Fen Holders,
&C., for sale by
Oct. 81 L. C. HESKITT.
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WHIT GYsRY WGMta SHOULD KNOW.

F,orv women should saow dat she is in poor, siciy
d, ..,s',' raulc % h,alh, masking existence burden
q, H..s, aa,ta painful anxiety TO her relatives
phi .cuis, aul perhaps, thCrriJ.s re ccen ent'jl'
atI plg.c.1. Lr own laad.g5 and suffering upon hcr
children ta' Is her lv;y TO understand WY aid h"p
VIA, cause ayr aoriug, arise, TIM. remedy aai rel
may. Willie ", t-r, tile tc awaited o. the causes &c
a,gI, u r-;urc aud Ter hcl restored. ;ha, s"c nay
o.. acI .r the duties aud capable Of hc croyac-,, u
I'm
let every wonsn look ~ trr emaeatct form, TIE lesN
Ike omcvcu, the de,phurei, lus;rccss eye, Ire sunk.
cheek the gloomy sI depressed spirits tie shattered
nerves he PROSTATE and helpless condition Of wlny
Ne mother, daughter, sister, 4 not herself Included,
Within her circle whose days days O, aE,uy, alI
ask herself "Nu.t ,hs ccrtinue' MUs; this h-7 j.
I,itre ronclyy No rciirf' No hcpef"
The remedy is by knowing tie causes and avo.1n
them, and knowing The remedies and beGelias by Gcn
These are pointed out N
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FRESH DRUGS :.

ERESH Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
L Suiis, Patent Medicines, just received, a
mong them will be found the following articles :
James Expccoraut, Cherry PcctoraI, Barry
TrIcopherous. ID. %oMunn's Elixir Of Opium,
Blue Mass, Quinine, Chjorolo,m, Musk, Aqua
Ammoniac Fort Ether Nitroscus SuIphuric Il
Their Carb Ammouiac, Castor Oh, Sweet ON
Opium, Linsred Oh White Lead, Rcd Lead
Capsal Vanish, CTom Yellow, Crom Green
Cloves, Mace, Cinnamon, Ginger, NutmeGs, al,
mgny other articles Those in wan, Of Drugs
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Patent Medicines
are invited TO call on the subscriber.
CHARLES HARPER, Agent.
Shepherdstown, October Z, 1854 If
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Then power over the above diseases is not
eXceiled, if cqoaIIed, by any other pre- rara,;on
IN the United States. as the cures attest il MANY
cases alter sEil!u! physicians had failed.
These Blters are worthy the atleullon &C IN
Ya!ids. Possessing great virtues in the rcctiica-
ton of the liver and lesser glands, exercising the
most searching power in weakness and affections
''' 49, o-,anS ttIry are vrttITT sdTr, cor
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cents. The almost incredible number oil
10000 copies have already been sold.
THE PEARL OF DAYS, or the
Advantages of tie Sabbath TO the Labor
inc Glasses, by a Laborer's Daughter
with an introduction by Rev. ). 5. Cut
tine. l2mo. % cents.
| RAVENS ANTlDOTE to the Curse
of Labor, Prize essay on the Sabbath
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andy Booksellers generally.
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Publisher, III Nassau ST., n. \.
4 March 3, 1855. l3-4t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-24
LIVER COMPLAINT
J.4UNDICE, DYSPEPSIA,
Chronic Or Nervous Debility

DISEASE Of the Kidneys, and all diseases sri.
- sing from Dsordered Liver or Stomach,
such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Eullpe>s, or
Blood TO the Head, Acidi,y Of the stomach
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food. Fu,,ge,s
or weight in The Stomach, Sour Emc,,iors
Sinking, or FlN'tcEing at the ri, Of the Stomach
Swimming OF The Head, Hurried and GHf.gj'
Breathing fIultering at the Heart. Choakinr or
9ailoca'Ing Sensations when in lying Posrpre
Dimness OF Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight Fever and Du.l Pain in the BEAD. Del.
cheney OF Precipitation, Ieilowne>< of the SKIN
and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest. Limbs
&c, Sudden Flashes of Heat, Burning in The
Flesh Constant Imoginings of Evil and eres,
Depression OF Spirits, can be elleclual!y cured by
DOCTOR HOOELAND.S