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SEALED PROPOSALS

>ok furnishing 2so tons of Hay, will be received by
the Acting Assistant Quartermaser at Fort Snelline
N: T., until Monday, the 25th day OF june 1855 The
10 De estimated at 2240 pounds the ton to be well
stacked and sailed and the stacks or cks to be
wen secured with weight poles all the expense of the
eSsSc,or who will be required to give bonds in the sum
with approved security for the faithful fulment
Vi no contract The contractor will allowed to cut
on the Military Reserve The proposals to be endorsed
Fort Smelling, NJ. T., LIST Lieut. 3D. ArtI,v
os"e o'n, 1000. } t- A. A. N.
Suic - Aid 2fv
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The Skunk's Tactics in the Crimea.
The Philadelphia Gazette thus comments

lhC SfU~tttC
upon new system of strategy recently
adopted with success by the French COM
mander before Sebastopol:
But we come now to new feature in the
late advices from the seat of war, which, we
confts IS, has staggered our credulity more than
anything that has ever reached us from that
quarter 1t is announced that the allies have
been throwing Camouhets, or stink-pots into
the enemy'i Notifications, and that the measure
has been eminently successful. If this be true
it merits the contempt of the civilized world.
1t is mode of warfare to which brave and
honorable adversary would not descend, and
which even savage might be ashamed to
employ.
The fortunes of the besiegers must indeed be
desperate when they are driven to expedients
so unworthy of this age Defeat the most alb
solute and notifying, would be preferable, one
should think, to generous enemy, to a triumph
achieved by such cowardly and Infamous
means. TO conquer a gallant foe, whom the
usual arts and implements of military science
cannot vanquish, by smoking him to death by
poisonous gases, is an act at which the moral
sense of this century must revolt. If the balls
from the allied lines cannot batter down the
walls of Sebastopol; if the shells thrown into
them cannot reduce the Russians to capitulate
or surrender if they cannot be invested and
s ibdued by famine or, if they cannot be
bravely assailed and carried by storm, then,
we submit it were better to abandon the siege
altogether, than to attempt its conquest BY
raining into the fortress a shower of stencil
balls, and destroying the garrison by asphyxia.
We have turned with disgust from seeing the
hunter, who had chased his prey to its den,
pile burning brush heap at the entrance of
the refuge, either to force the poor brute forth
again, or to kill it by suffocation; but that
proceeding is tolerable in comparison with the
base inhumanity of attempting the capture of
citadel in war by strangling its forces with
deadly fumes emitted from smoking missiles.
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nag There was game of cricket at Ho-
boken, on Friday between the married and
single members of the St. Georges Club.
The single men whipped their Opponents
in one innings, with twenty runs to spare. "
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B6~ There was shower of frogs at the
Middlctown Station on the Dayton and
Hamilton Railroad, Ohio, on Thursday
morning last. They were about an inch
long, and all appeared to be alive and kick
ing.
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M The Rochester American says a
gentleman is engaged in breeding fish on
the banks of the Canandaigua lake, and ex-
poets to stock that beautiful sheet of water
with speckled trout. ..a ..s-.... ..
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B@~Abe Rice, one of the gang of ruff
ans concerned in the murder of young Fab
renbaugh, and we believe the leader, has
been tried at Lafayette, Ind, for the crime,
found guilty of murder in the first degree,
and on Friday last was sentenced to death.
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A. M. JELLY

a. We JEAAxs
Agent american Sunday School Union.
DEPOSITORY AT THE BALDWIN SCHOOL,
Saint Paul, MINI. TER.
A IL Libraries and Books of the American Sunday
IA School Union furnished the Publishers prices,
at the General Depository in Philadelphia. Cata-
logues, Pioneers Of the Sunday School, Tracts &C.
the Depository gratis. Sabbath School friends are in
vited to call
All orders for Select Lbrarys of 100 vols. $40 90
I" " Juvenile /" rs S 90
g I" Family Village Lib "a" 500
-" .Child's Cabinet so" $50
A" Maps, 9. 8. Hymn Books Tickets, Gh
Books, &C., will receive prompt attention.
Subscriptions also received for the "Youth's Penny
Gazette" and the Sunday School Journal"
June IL. dSt rr
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LIST OF UNPAID LETTERS,

Dropped in the Post Once At st. Paul, and held for
postage Unless the postage the be paid they
will be sent 10 the Dead Letter Once.
Miss Martha A Robinson, w ilmington, Del. H tyg
Edwin H Hall, Superior, Wis. -lr. a.-.. 1
John Sweet San Francisco, Cal. .,s. i.a i..at.f 10
Lapham, Dandy, VT i.r. % at ing SOS.
Miss Julia Wells, Rutland, w.
David Boyce, Dandy, VT.
Nate LapAam, Dandy, VT. !. ..s.ai Ht
Geo w Taylor, Keokuk, Iowa. t.L-s v.I
Wm Brown, Matamoras, Ill.
Mrs Carly, Rock Island, IN. ~ t'tst 81
Mrs Elizabeth Harris, Pennington, Iowa. 'E Il
sHrSnGis biset, kankskee, III. - or SOTO =
6 Willgrobs, Madison, Wis7 = :, Z ara ty.tww
Burrows Smith, Sonora, Cal .aE tt.g r. - rs
Loren Pedersen, Richland, Fillmore CO, NM sgt
st. Paul, June IL, 1855. 800 q :. -"oaI =, =, !
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a@ We publish, this morning, for the
benefit of those interested, list of letters,
on which the postage is unpaid, and which
will be sent to the dead letter Office, unless
the writers call and prepay them, in &C
cordance with the provisions OF the late
postal law. -4..-.a. .... H5s|
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PASSENGERS AND FsECEEPzr

Lagan e. Co, 271 pkgs gers, horse; John Jackson,
l22 pkgs; Rey, q pkgs; l Campbell, 3 bbls ale;
Z Scott, so bbIs lime; Hally g. Caibbs, pkgs;
M Morgan, horses; 5 cows and calves, owner
board. - .... ..#.... DIS.
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ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK YARD.
Beef Cattle, Work Oren, Mich Co,cs,
Eor;,,o Tbooo EYr

COULTER f. BROTHERS,,
TTAVE opened an extensive Stock Yard, at the cor
i'll ner Of Jackson and Fourth street, and will keep
always on hand complete lot of Live Stock on the
hoof Their engaeements below enable them to pro
cure the hest inds of Beef Cattle, Work Oxen Mich
Cows, swine Sheep, etc. and the terms ON which they
will be disposed of will be in accordance with the low
market rates. sara
Those who wish first stock, and all kinds and m
much as they want, had better give us a call.
ST. Paul, May 49, .s , tt.t.... Id, i WITT
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Foster & Davis.

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
HANE built a large and comniodious Warehouse at
Il the Rapids where they ready to store and re-
ship freight They also keepa well selected stock of
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
OF all kinds Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes and Ready
Made Clothing People need not go to st. Paul to buy
their Goods for we bound to sell goods cheap a.
they do in St Paul. and all ask give us call be.
fore going TO st. Paul
All kinds of country produce taken in exchange for
Goods. Terms strictly cash. '''
June g. 1855. dawtf
PROBATE COURT FOR RAMSEY C1D.
M URVlLLE SHUMWAYhaving fled q petition with
W the Judge of Probate for Ramsey county setting
lorh the decease Of Ann Subway late of the city Of
st. Paul. in said Ramsey county, and applying for the
appoatns OF Louis Kreger administrator Of the
tate Of said Ann Shumway deceased.
Said application will be heard before at the Office
OF the Probate Judge for Ramsey county aforesaid
81 raul IN said county, the 18th day of June
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day.
And hereby order this notice to be published
In each week for three weeks successfully the "Min
nesots Pioneer" newspaper published in said county
Of Ramsey.
Dated at st. Paul, 22d day ofMay, A. ID. 1855.
RICHARDFEWERP Probate Judge.
per l. VAN ErTEN, Clerk of p C.
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.

county Of Ramsey, .
In Justices Court ( l"
To Michael Cummings:
You are hereby notified that writ of attach
ment has been issued against ysu and your property
attacned, 10 satisfy the demand of Peter Powers,
amounting to Ninety-sx dollars and fifteen cents
Now, unless you shall appear before Joseph Lemay
Justice of the Peace in aud for said County at his Of
flee in the city Of Saint Paul, said County on the
3Oth day of June A. D. 1885, at O'Clock i'm the fore
noon, judgment will be rendered against Won and vnmr
property sold to pay the debt. 'O"'
Dated this slst day ofMay, A. D. 1855.
PETER POWERS
June l-doVd Plaintiff,
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OFF TODAY.
DUE TO.DA

Steamer Minnesota Belle, thunderstorm, Galena.
Fire Canoe, Baldwin, Galena.
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NOTICE
hereby given, that the firm of Rice, Hollinshead
Edmund Rice retiring from the same and also from ,h
practice OF his profession The busn .ss of said firm
will be settled by the remaining partnets who contin
Hollinshead r Becker EDMUND RICE,
-. WIN. HOLLINSHEAD
Mey Sl Iooojune2tfd GEORGE L. BECKER
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DIRECTORS

% Communications should be addressed to the Sec
rotary. Directors the first and third Tuesdays
of each month Board meets first Wednesday of each
month.
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From Mrs. w. E. Cornish
DR.. ToBIAs-Sir-One of my children was severely
attacked with Group. used your Venetian Liniment,
which gave immediate relief and really think 1t
the means of saving my childs life. Under consid-
GRAFTON would be without bottle in my house. al
so consider it most certain remedy for scads and
bruises, having thoroughly tested it for the same.
SARAH CORNISH.
Newburgh, N Y, March, 1854.
Morton & Pace, sole Agents for st. Paul.
Also, just received, DR.. Tobias celebrated Horse
Linment, warranted superior to any other. Only so
cents in pint bottles.
June 49, 1855. dim
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RECEIPTS, &c.
ARRIVED.

"N ARRIVED. .. >
Steamer Minnesota Belle, Thunderstorm, Gaena.
&c Dubuque, $500, Galena.
.." Fire Canoe, --, lie Clair.
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DEPARTED.

Steamer Berlin, Noel, Upper Minnesota. y
{" James Lyon, --,. st. Louis.
&c Lady franklin, Marlin, Galena.
''.i Navigator, Chamblin, st. Louis.
3D.. Dubuque; -, Galena.
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and should the editor of the Pioneer ever no
or the Key <oityswith svisit trust he will
afford zoe an 9ppcftpnity Of convincing him
that BIS nails ere properly cared for, by
s. 81 His Friend, -
No.. SgCHAs.5 COOKERY, P. NJ
E. S. GooDRfoH, Esq, 50 Paul, M. Ter.
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Steamer War Eagle, Harris, Galena. o.
a." Montauk, Parker, St. Louis.
E' Berlin, Noel, Upper Minnesota.
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ST. Paul Markets.
MONEY! AMI EHrUANGE

The following list of the rates at which foreign bank
notes and exchange bought and Sold corrected for
the PIONEER daily by Messrs. BORUP X OAKES, Bankers
and Exchange Dealers, Saint Paul.
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NEW YORK, Feb 10, 1854.
have used Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment for three
years. and have found it certain remedy for Chronic
Rheumatism, Dysentery, Coughs, Vomiting, and Pains
of all kinds, and recommended it invaluable arti-
cle am never without it, do intend to be, If it
is to be purchased. JOSEPH P. NICHOLS,
16 Essex street.
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NOTICE.
Territory of Minnesota, End District, /
County Of Ramsey, District Court.
NOTICE.
COW STRAYED AWAY.

STRAYED from the premises Of Nicholas Riuplnger
~ on the Cannon River Road, miles from Hastings on
the 18th ult., White and Red coored Cow full with
CALI She has two red ears, sitted, white forehead,
has red legs and about six years DID, Whoever shall
return the animal to the undersigned or to Paul Faber
Third Street. St. Paul. will be paid the of Five Dol
lars NICHOLAS pIPPIINGER
June 1, VA
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TIL
CERTIFICATES.

From Mr.. John Warren, Importers of Needles, FISH
ing Tackle, &c, 40 Maiden Lane
Having used for several years DR.. Tobias Venetian
Einiment in my family, and recommended it to my
friends, without its failing to the many oom-
plants for which it has been tried, it affords pleas
to testify to the same feel assured it will
JOHN WARRIN.
New York January 4th 1855 ~ts'
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A HORSE! A AORSEN
MY KINGDOM FOR A HORSE,,
Richard is Himself again!
nDTTTNrC I'M MIN rr-r

1116 TIELD.
TIME undersigned takes this opportunity of inform
IL ing his old customers and the public generally
that ne has resumed his former business in the store OF
Sawtelle Co., known a. the Worlds Fair corner Of
sion line.
attention paid to the sale of Horses, Bug
sies, wagons, &C. Having had experience in that
ne tnan any other person in the Territory, he would
say 70 those wishing dispose of stock that they
+. E. COLLINS,
81 ..... Pioneer Auctoneer.
N.Br-Pers0ns wishing TO see me upon busness Will
ind me at the store of Messrs sawtelle r. Co.,
the stable of J. A. Coney, on Third street. back o.
Chambn & Morsans. May 29-df +. E. G..
PERRY DAVIS, PAIN.kILLER.
4 FRESH LOT, warranted genuine, just received
a nv WOLFF e STEEVER,
Democrat Building, opposite the Post Once.
May is. DIFF
,ss G8y.s.t.sRB y. 1ssgss
.1s1. Ea +i,t4 }# t4stji}Ls-I d
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IUU LUIS UF FIVE ACKES EACH.
TN beautiful and commanding situation about on,
Il mile from the city limits Soil a rich black loam
Price $500 per ot-s2OO cash and the balance ant
two years without interest. HENRY McKENTY.
st. Paul, April 27.d&wtf Dealer in Real Estate
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JUST u CEivED By ExfEEsS.
And. sesay for Aspsction, come eisssns Brocsssae
DRESS Sinks,
RlCH FIGURED on APE sHxHLS
SIX A4TSS YES, PEAIN y FTGD,
Magnificent HOnitOn Lace Sets,
=@RfGH-BR01ADE PARAS0hS,
FRENCH BRILLIANTS, TURKISH
COunterpanes, AIpaccas, Batous,
Kid Gloves, &C., &c.
est designs. q CHAS. D. ELFELP,
June 1l-3td Under Whitney's Gallery.
TOOL CHEST LOST.
Married, Sc. STONE, ST. AaaAony."
IL May last, Butternut Tool Chest, cherry stained
with streak Of Pine round the top, and has rope han
dies Any information that will lead to the recovery
of said Chest will be rewarded by '''-i -''-
st. Paul, June II, le55-lwdSt
..Esst. BORUP q CHAMPLIN, Agents.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE
AGE!! trr
nR. TOBIAS Venetian Liniment, for the cure Of
~ Dysentery, Group, Cholera, Colo, Rheumatism,
&c. No should be without this valuable remedy
Every bottle is warranted Sold by all the druggists
and stOrekeepers. Depot so Cortlandt street, New
York Price 25 and50 cents. az.
,,...1 sss CERTIFICATES. .,t.,a, .st
This is to certify that l, John T. Roberts, of the
used myself. and in my family, DR.. Tobias Venetian
Lniment during three years, for bilious complaints
groups, eryspelas in the face, pains in the limbs fever
and ague, Inflammation the Lungs and dysen-
terry, and the said Lniment made complete in all
the above cases. JOHN +. ROBERTS
Sworn and subscribed to before me- thi. 18th day Of
Sept, 1853. ALFRED HAZARD,
Justice of Peace.
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GALENA PRICES CURRENT.

OFFICE GAIENA DAILY ADVERTISER, !
Saturday, June =, 1855.
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Dubuque has not got single boat in your
trade, while Galena has got perhaps dozen.
1 doubt whether Dubuque merchant ever
visited St. Paul to solicit your trade, while
those from Gslens are your frequent and press
ing visitors. + vas amused last week by a
letter from highly respectable gentleman of
st. Paul to friend at this place, desiring to
have various articles of agriculture purchased
for him, and for which he sent one thousand
dollars, but suggested that most Of them should
be obtained at Galens, as he was told by seve-
ral persons in ST. Paul that they could not be
had in Dubuque. Perhaps it may surprise
him to find that every thing he has got is of
Dubuque manufacture, and that nothing, wheth-
or Of mercantile, manufacturing or agricul-
tural character, can be got in Galena, which
cannot be got equally good and at least equal
lycheap in Dubuque, and yet, notwithstanding
your conflicting claims" the people of st.
Paul do not know it, nor do they seem desir-
Gus to know it This is in evidence that Du-
buque has not pushed her part of the soon
ficting claims" on you with assiduity! Du-
buque possesses natural trade, and on it she
has lived and thrived, while yoai of st. Paul
have passed her by without the compliment of
a nod, but We hope for better acquaintance,
= .
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n0LE AT TalSs
ss.<k 80. !.

II you want gI-Rsse RATE C.ARBIAGEss
which will only render good service, but be also
neat call the subscriber, living six miles north Of
Hillsborough. He has been carrying the business
for the last sixteen months, and his work has proved to
he first rate. He is determined that bis work shall con-
tnue TO he executed in the hest manner fully equal to
any in this section Of country, and prices suit pur
chasers Persons wanting Carriages can send their
ders through The Post Office Hillsborough and they
will be promptly attended TO- All Kinds OF Repairs will
be done in good order and on moderate terms.
" The subscriber has purchased the light Tor Orange
County IN PArEST BRAkE for all kinds Of Carriages
to which be invites the attention Of the public.
n The subscribers Wool Cartiing
Machines in good order, and doing The very
hest qual, Of work. Prizes herciof Eight
for white; Twelve aud hall cents ior mxeJ or one.f
part Of the wool.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June 20. 4Itt-
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Proposals for Building a Town.

suNHE undersigned having purchased The property at
Durhams Station. on the great North Carolina
Central Rail Road, Is now making arrangenshs 10 lay
of town in half acre lots and proposes give away and
make full right and little 10 every other lot in the place
provided the individual who accepts the proposal will
bind him herself in bond with good security 10 build
certain class house the same III the course Of twelve
months from the time they enter into the bond. Per-
sons who feel interested will address The undersigned at
South Lowell Orange county, ". u, who will forward
them plan of the town. number and location Of the
lots, terms, &c.
This place Is located in fne healthy section Of the
County, twenty-five miles west OF Raleigh end twelve
miles east Of Hlshorough. and twelve mes north east
Of Chapel Hil Merchants and mechanics, and business
men in general, will End this proposal worthy their
prompt attention. The terms will exclude the sale Of
ardent spirits and all persons Of Questionable character
Persons who make application will please state the bu-
siness they wish to engage in, &c.
JOHN A. M'MANNEN.
South Lowell, n. o.. May 20. Sew
- Win Editors friendly TO this proposal copy The
above few times gratis. J A. Mem.
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a NEW
HAP of North Carolina.

1ENlE undersigned preparing. and will publish A.
the Necessary surveys &c, eau ~ ul,lnin-
cd. New, Large, and Complete Mar OF NonTH Ca.
RoIIyA, lie feet ~ three well engraved and finished
in the best i, u.
Il s admitted OF al sides, that sucli work is srea,
Jeeidcraium in state ind il il il consequence u
the frequent inquiries this subcrI that Tue under.
signed have embarked 10 the enirrni.e.
The o.iy attempted work u this kI Is thai or Nc.
Rae, published IA sJ3; aud since then the Counrs.
Towns Roads aud Posi.oiiccs have ncIea,sd 10 num-.
Ter, snd all works o Internal Im, cments viii
small exceptions, been set on loot.
II i iuendrd that the New Map. naw proposed 70 le
published. shall contain accurately laid down. al the
Natural Features Ut the Stale The lnleis, Hafbors
Sounds. Lakes Rivers. Crccks. Mountains. Sr.
Also the public Improvements and artificial divisions
The Railroads, Plank Roads, counlir,, County Towns
Pos;.oiees. Citics yiIlsges, Posltoads aud Canal.
College,. AcaJepiIes. DC. &c.
The MaP will be ready By the summer Of Is55.
WILLIAM II. COOKE,
SAMUEL PEARCE.
In Bes, style. Gilt Rollers. aud Frat Imprts.
sions. $40 90
In Plain style, Black Rollers, 90
Information from any source, and Nhirh may be Of
service 10 making the above work. will hs thankfully re-
eei,c4. Allconmunicsiions should he sJdresscdt 10
wM. D. COOKE.
Raleigh, August 1854. So
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DIR. sTR0NG's
Compound Sanaiivc Pills.

EHEsE Pillsafe entirely Hgffetk, and are mo-,
Superior MEDICINE 10 The cure u 81 Bilious CON.
plainis. fhiNs and Fsrsr DFp,pne, Cosfifsssss. Ii
rsr Coa.piaiSf. JBEndics, Siek Ia5achs, !Seyofnig
Sah Rhsam. feress " al kiads Lass e Agpsfis, ~.
d,geisd and PaiafuI Mt5,iyuef0, aud al liugclins
distasrs.
A. fdmalc Medicine they ari like charm: and
when taken according 10 The directions. hes never Ia
the worst Of Piles, silef Ell other 80
nledirs fail
They parity the blood, squal1r ihe circulation re-.
tore the Iissf Kidneys and other stecioy Organs 10
healthy lore aud action. and On Anti Bilious IA
mily Medicine, the, have 10 equal. Pnes IS cents
per box.
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DIR. S.rRONG,s

pYCgbRAI gIDalE1E g-aaG,
4 Rsmtdy for Coughs. coEfs. cafeyrL. BroH. eLihJ,
Group. Nhooping Cough. Asthms, Consumption, Nef.
vous Diseases. D5spepsa, COstisencss. Eysfslas Dis
ease Of The Heart, Inflammation and Pain 10 the Chest
BACK and Sfe, and Ill diseases arising iiom derans.
81 state u the somlt aud icse the Jisiieas ami
bad feeling FINN ealing too hesry food, 10 weak end
ds,pspiie Lsbit.. o. Warranted 70 u purely We
gctabIe.
Thee Pills act m Etpcelorsnt, Tonic and Ape.
rent Our % cent bar possesses three times more pos
eftp cure dsea.,s ibin one dollar boe u ans of Tho
ssruPs, Bslssns. sssapaiiss that we're tsrf made
snd simple ttiaI u ouy boz viii prove this in.
pofiant Inib.
They promote ExpcctorafIon, Loosen
The Phrgm, and Eear Tie Lungs and vihtr secreiofy
Organs Of ell morbid naigf and there DO other re.
nsdy " the whole Matefa Mtdica capable Of impsH.
ing such healing opehes 10 The Lungs aud Vital D..
gahs ~ these Pills. They cure G0siItencss,
produce good. regular Appetite aud Strengthen tho
s,siem. Price IS een,s pef boI, containing rs do.ss
Of me iieius.
Call On the agents who sell tie FILLS. and gel The
Planters Almanac gtgit,. ei,ins toll particulars anil
certificates o. cures.
Boil kinds II the above uamfd pills are ~ ssle ~
Hillslptough By DENNIS HEAR1-r and al Chsrcl
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