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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05
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COMPOUND SYRUP OF BRIER ROOT.

ts3fffT nfss3ss .OxAs - - OAAAAepSDs j xa II.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BRIER ROOT. -,
- .'.0,..,,. :, .,. -. -
~ Vs.3 moes enectuei eaSe ana ssn.ce
summer Compaaints weak and heaxed 1owss o. Oa sna
Young eJeo oovE1EJou xEMEOY fOB
e Asaasic Chsassa. In lie First 0eaees. 3ss3
rrVura u..a,cs.. h.. 49,. a. -. "a h.s
Al renrss,on ~ -, - q n 81 ~
rcentsoS snv knd and the nr.sen. r- = ~v ncd Ia
rrort "a m comns a. ~ - rre n slsins
IN the s.koIe bo6 OF the Amercsn eus ths roisre bS
80 ~, sws - ~ ~. S~'So w.
experience can on'y sv. 'o"sJW'
the result Boel
Complsnts and the adsptaon OF vesesble remee teir
The different eAcnes te
shops 20 wen Known THAI person with common shzre
Of knowledge judgments have tendency
ana Whist 70 constpate the bowels All know that
TIE action ~ ths .s LA "a " Sne0H
vaetv ~ ofbs, s''s ~, ~ ysssp, sna
that On over dose OF opium 4 dest Ana
20 o. moss OF tne medicines In use. 3 ,r .,.is
~ iii III. sons physicians has been TO compound med-
o. sn kno such the disease viii be
object is eeneralIy accomnishs| ~ LIZ
of the poison; but the result ia that vhsrs one "a ~
medicine removing the dsease .rost.r q. y. -
tenn, and sapping the foundations o, hssth IN @
brings the patient early
or an tmp0tcnt and unhappy old age. - =
DOCTOR GALLUP was early struck with this
the nature Of medicines and their ect, and time
to the discovery Of remedy After rutless Ia
bOr he finally succeeded In
etabe extracts the poisonous principle be
the curave and that they dependent
or Tor their ecs He also In discovering method
OF separating them, that was easy and practicable.
This Great Discovery
enabled him IN what he =. lee
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

SCOvtLLE, BUSCHICK & Co.,
'eef' eefWeen Harrson and Polk, Chicago Lninois,
o.~e' Oh steam Engines, Saw-Mfls, MIL Gearing
nARrTCUI Al s,. III kinds Of Machinery. $50
Attention paid to Steamboat Engines.
N, Business ana al kinds Of work branch Of
~. s a.. LATHE AND BORING MACHINES.
uedby waeonmakers const.ntiv
We Also oma wrens Patent CORN PLANTRRS and soi,cit
the farmer may desire. ~ "'s'@noe apart,
oces-sm scovILLE, BuscmcK 4 CO.
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CARD.-TO LUMBERMEN.
THE UNDERSIGNED, GENERAL AGENT FOR
KNOWLES PATENT SAW AND
SAW.MIl.L.


SAW-MII.L.
HAVING completed Mills city, respectfully in
vites the attention of Mill operaon-
Smith Co.'s, foot of Ontarost, inch, also
Ills Il Boyd's and at Mason Lambs. In idton
FIRMS notifications these important
hbtcd here the inventor
eLgased in the manufacture Lumbe Oil
of his Mill, to wit: Sitting GANGS and SIDING GANGS,
the former carrying three IL gauge cutting
away l-s inch ker and making inch boards
inch Thick 2 inch boards from cants 3S inch thick
rate of 5000 feet hour, 10000 IL
carrying "a long gauge cutting away liz
inch kerf and making Siding, Flooring Fencing
of feet hour nea $500 hour
The required for the Sitting Gang horses, and
the Siding Gang, Is horses.
forms AIDS to Mills already in operation, additions
ordinary devices making Lumber They perceive
in productions second, in the saving umber third,
making Of exact ind smooth mber fourth, the
qnired.
These orms-as fact all the forms OF Knowles, Mare
exceedingly simple and cheap
ducement manufacturers adopt establish
mens undersigned them upon the following
easy terms of payment and guaranty:
Fur Sitting Gangs-$5OO cash delivery Mill in
Yok-$5OO when the Mill 5000 per hour and $500
six months thereafter.
siding Gang-$5Oo cash delivery of Mill in Chicago
800 when Mill 1900 inea $500 feet SUI
percal measure per hours or in lieu of credit other
of timber which they will exhibit single
JAMES BEATTIE, JR., GEN. AGENT,
Office under Marine Bank, Chicag, >, Illinois.
N. B.-LOG MILLS and SINGLE SAW Sitting MILLS
in ChicagO-Price, 81
balance months. Men sent to set the Ai up,
So per ny and travelling expenses.
The following Is the Report made by the
mittee Of Superintendent, the trial this N July
LAST in this city, The Report made company
gentlemen assembled d Knowles,
evening Of the day trial,
PRODUCTION Of the improvement in the West.
John Garck, ESQ., Chairman Committee was then
called upon and made a verbal
REPORT.
He stated that the other Committee, we'll
hmse greatly surprised the working power Of
Knowles and acknowledge right
IL. Tbevf n
work seasoned common boards, somewhat koy
two hours and four minutes 1t thousand
and feet 1t then fed with clear stuff
course did more execution. Owing failure
power, they did full and
four minutes the had
fifty feet and there the Con- mce feeling that
the trial completely successful.
Mr. Garrick expressed eloquent
at his heart in witnessing the
and valuable results in the West which his
He hoped to the day when this would
the world.' oc3l-tf
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HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS
HELMBOLDsS @ 2 -zi 80

dEkAbU1VN 6ENUlNE PREPARATION
HELMBOLDS *s' 47-
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED plass--
COMPOU ND FL ULD EXTRACT BUCHU,
certain, remedy the Bsd-
der Kidneys, Gravel DrOpsy Weakness
Distinctions, Female Complaints,
and all Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, whether in
~ t-t MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever cause they may have originated, and
NO NATTER OF HOW LONG STANDING.
This popular and specific remedy offered the
and guaranteed to all the above complaints searched
out the roots Of the diseases, driving the
fluids Of the body thus removing the and
CURE CERTAIN AND PERMANENT.
invariably with less trouble and
patients This nfable remedy
from the hands Of
MERCILESS QUACKS,
not from premature In infection,
pound Buchu is the only article worthy the
SAFE CURES.
contains mercury,
purely VEGETABLE COMPOSITION 1t agreeable
the aste percepe odor, and
of either without hndrance business
advice plain directions accompany
Reader have Of the above complaints,
lect them,
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
With this medicine you can YOURSELF and thus
TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL.
This medicine speedily and eectuay vrulent
form secret diseases, and eradcaes particle
ous matter from the system restoring the patient
state Of HEALTH AND PURITY. And . medicine which
must benefit everybody, from the simply
and despang invalid, equal acting both as
A CURE AND PREVENTIVE
Of any Of the above ailments.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

- WANTED,
HE Grand Medical Warehouse, No. - Washington street,
Albany, n Y wants Immediately SO enterprsng young
with horse and 800 $500 capital
to deposit security for fahulness, &C., in business
good written recon mendaton honesty ability act
agents In the sale of the patent
the day in the western sates whom
will be paid and salaries the year. $500 $780,
cording to the ability OF the applicant
n RAppy without delay, either by letter
abov to r. b. COOK, of Third and Jackson Streets
st. Paul. General Agent for Minnesota.
~ All communications promptly attended to.
se24-1y DWIGHT CHAPLIN
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rt HELMBOLDS IS 81
at HIGHLY CONCENTRATED 81.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARSApARILA.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARLLLA.
ccssof Mercury, and imprudence life,
constitutional disease arising from impure
Scrofua, Rheum Head alterations Of
the Throat and Legs Pains and Swengs of the Bones,
Pmples the Face and all Scaly Eruptions
gratifying to the proprietor Of these medicines be
TIME Ssy
various the United Sates and patient
they employed whether town,
country hospital private practice they have invariably
sautary letters have
received from the distinguished physicians
recommending in the highest med-
cines and their superiority ell other for such
complaints the proprietor Numerous
Sarsapaa Buchu various prepar.
Ing them have given, Of course viii diner sc-
cedng to the mode OF preparation which each individual
adopt.
and the empoymentof different in opera
the matters, sDd
mpairedf rendered totally inert BY the nudcous and
unskfu Of those unacquanted with phamaceu
the public and the faculty that there should
% the
have made number Of experiments ascertain the
the uchu to the most eligible form for their esh
bon. The experiments resulted favoraby,
Extracts, which contain ali the virtues Of the
articles they represented to be made from In highly
be made Two abespoonfuIs Of the
to pint Of water sequa to the Lisbon diet drinks and bot
tie fully equals In strength gallon Of Syrup Sarsapar
decocon usually made. -
PRIcEs-FuId Extract Buchu, 81 per bottle for 46
do Sarsaparilla, do do
Certificates Of distinguished
and physicians will each
Prepared and sold BY II. +. HELMBOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
No. 263 the irard House, Philadelphia.
To be had Of Druggists and dealers Uni
ted States and csnadas. WREN, GROFF REGALLY,
Agents st. Paul. %t'<st.l aH .,1tt -
the medcoe directed the proprietor
immediate attention, and safe delivery oc2sJy
p. BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.
THIS Essence IL preparation Of excellence
ordinary DIanbs, ncpent cholera short,
prostraon the digestive functions nestimsbIe
value During the prevalence Of epidemic cholera and
complaints Of children, II Is peculiarly encacfous family
individual, traveller should be without lft.1
sure to get the genuine e:sence which pre-
T. Corner Of Fifth and CAesfnwf Sveefs PhadeEpkjs
all respectable States,
and IN 81. PAM. bv WOLFF sTEEvER. sez7-6m
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

P. W. GATES, WARNER, CHALMERS, ID. FRAZER.
II. w. GATES g. CO.,
Manufacturers Of
RAILROAD CARS,
Portable and Stationary Steam En-.
gines and Boilers,
GATES PATENT SCREW CUTTER,
MILL GEARING,
And Agents for the Sale Of
ENGINE AND HAND TIES
UPRIGHT DRILLS,
Slide Rests, Power and Hand Planers, &c.
feb2o-d&wtf EAGLE WORKS. CHIcA GO, ILL.
STEAM ENGINES.
DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES hand and made to order,
erns with Locomotive Boilers, and superior
thing Of the kind before offered to The public Price
per horse power. p. W. GATES CO.,
feo2O-d6wu Eagle Works, Chicago.
PORTABLE ROTARY SAW MILLS,
IN hand and made to order, warranted hou
~ sand feet OF lumber In 10 hours driven by Portable
Steam Engines. p. w. GATES & CO..
feb2O-d&wu Eagle Works, Chicago.
STEAM INDICATORS AND WATER GUAGEs,
L>OR SALE, at Eagle Works, Chicago.
+ fsb2o-dswu p. W. GATES Co.
FINISHED BRA4s WORK.
IL kinds viz: Psaceis, Try-catks, Steam Whistles, OIL
"A Cups. Globe Valves, he, Ar b. E.gie wor,, CHICAGO
feb2o-dawu = p.w. GATES co.
STEAM BOSLERa,
~ all descriptions, hand spd s1s Ais
" Iron Work, Via Bsssks pro-, MSsess &C.. sasar On
short nouee-st Ezgis WORKS, Ch'esss.
feb20-iAwu NV. GATES h co.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

BRUCE'S NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY,
ESTABLlSHED in lsl3 has hand, ready
~ mediate delivery, In fonts to suit purchasers
100000 Id Roman Type, Of cut, : g
$4,000 s Fancy Type,
10000 g Scripts Of various Styles
5000 " Germans,
5000 &c Ornaments in great variety,
5000 - Borders.
10000 feet Brass and Type Rules, all the novelties
in the business.
All the above Types cast hy steam power, the
composition of metal peculiar to this Foundry and which
certainly superior to before
world. The unequaled rapdy in the casting
bes sell these durable
types, either credit, for cash.
Presses Wood Type, all Printing Materials, except
Paper ana Cards. (Which have fixed quality price
nished at manufacturers prices. ~
The latest specimen Book the Foundry freely given
all Printing offices, receipt Of fifty prepay
postage.
Printers OF who choose publish
men including this note, three
1885, and forward of the papers,
bills at the time purchasing my
manufactures.
New York, Feb. IL, 1855.
Address, GEORGE BRUCE,
Je2-3t ID Chambers St, New York.
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! CHAkLES WOOLLETT,
General Comnaission and Advertlsing Aren't
q. A. DELOYNES L CO.,
IMPORTERS
Brandies, Wines, Fruits s. Segars

~ South Water Street, (up stairs,) Chicago.
VvNHE Wines and Liquors sold by the
the importation Of their Nep York firm, and
ferred In bond under the seals of
WHARF, they lodged In United States bonded cellars
the merchants Of the States
Chicago with the certainty to quality New
York Jobbc Goods sold the country
can De in bond, II there be Custom sua-
ted In the place. As other House the
with the like security gcnuneness the merchants
Of ST. Paul must hnd II to their interest," DESTROYS obtain
the articles send their orders aul3-f
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

THE SUBSCRIBERS, their established enlarged
Foundry, manufacture upon improved keep
constantly hand, superior
of all descriptions suitable Fire Alarms, Churches,
Academies, Factortes Steamboats, Plantations, &C.,
mounted with their 'sRotating Yoke" other improved
Hangngs, which the the Bell with
efficiency In ringing. given
For full particulars etc..
ply for Circular to A. MENEELY'S SONS,
my22-lys West Troy, Albany Co., N, Y,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

HE subscribers beg leave public for
the liberal patronage heretofore their
line or business, and hope
They would that they much better prepared
work than they hive been befor having
Cracker Machine from Boston, which them to do
their work with such facility and dispatch that supply
the public with either Boston, Soda,
Wine Crackers also Pilot articles in the
trade at all times baked fresh every morning. Bread Crack
ers &c sent to the ofcharge
jyl7-tf SPENCE 4 CIES
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DISSOLUTION,

Copartnershp heretofore existing between George N.
Proper and Carlos Wilcox, under the and Arm
Proper Wilcox, this day dissolved by mutual
The business will continued hereafter by Carlos Wilcox
the Land Once Building, the same as heretofore.
CARLOS WILCOX.
Minneapolis, July LIST, 1865. aul1-U
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TROY, N. ", BELL FOUNDRY.
JONES S. HITCHCOCK. PrOnri efNr

TROY, N. ", BELL FOUNDRY,
JONES s. HITCHCOCK, PrOprietOrs.
MANUFACTURE and keep constantly hand Bells for
l Churches Factories Steamboats, School Houses,
ons, Locomotive and Railroad
Patent Rotary Yoke,' Wheels Frames Tong Hammers
plete, and Springs attached to the Capper-a which
warranted please and satisfaction. addressed
to U.S. at Toy Rens. Co., NJ Y, shall have immediate
tention.
BIN. BROWNING, WALTER d. STEWART, HENRY Al LEN.
BROWNING, STEWART l. ALLEN,
NTHOLESALE Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES, IA War
w stairs
Chambers and the Irving House, New York.
WIN. H. ALLEN. (dec3O-6m) JOHN N. NEELs.
MEALIO,
Halter, 4is BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
IL June 23-0wsf.
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WRIGHT, HeLACHLIN ROBBRfS,
DElNG dsunited from said am, proprietor II
ID ose 70 oer TO TIE pabe superior quality ehan
has been heretofore presented, imitation Of all
KINDS II Fancy woods, Mantle fece MARRIED. and initiated
nature Paoes decorated end painted fancy eoo,
r1nfed equal 70 tia Paris Loodoo style.
Specimens Of be BY calling q the fesdencs
Rs eppssits he nice House., xe 8, %. AnsAeay street,
st. Paul, sug1oy
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DR.. E. SMELL,
EXCELIOR, MINNESOTA.
Former Proprietor and Physician Springfield Water
Cure, and late Proprietor of Easthampton Iydropathic
Institution.
mr. SHELL having had long and successful practice
u Hydropathy, Electro Magnetism, and Dental Surgery,
would respectfully solicit the the people
vicinity and the public generally Examinations chronic
diseases maae with full description given, with
knowledge of the case, asking any questions.
IL once hours from A. NJ. to p. NJ. mar 10dawtf
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARrNERsAIP.
-. As hAsta 81. PAUL. July "a, 1855.
Co-partnershp heretofore existing between the subsc
oers under the OF J. H. 4cDOU0ALL Co., 10 this
day dissolved BY mutual consent. The aa the n
viii be adjusted business continued stand
s8 3 JANIS n. McDouaALI,
81 JNO. v. WREN,
MATTHEW GROFR.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
e July I'd, 1885.
THE undersigned this day formed Co-parnership
i der the style OF WREN, CROFT REoALLY, for the
purpose Of ansacng Drug and Medicine Bunes will
continue " have hand full supply Of Drugs, Chemicals,
Pants Oils and Dye Su at the Drug Store St.
opposite Empire Block. Please call and examine.
JNO. v. WREN,
MATTHEW CROFT,
y1-n WIN. REGALLY.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

Attorney and Counsellor AZ Law,
cs At the Wfnsoc House, ST. Paul. and at CaRnon Rv,
Rice County, Minnesofa Territory. jys-ly
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CHARLES e. MAYO & CO.,
Successors to +. 8. Neweil.)
VITHOLESALE Dealers Cutlery.
w turers of AND Dealers are, Thrd-s
st. Paul. Minnesota. @. E. MAYO,
myl5-ly +. BANGS, in.
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C. b. PRICE CO.,
X1HOLESALE and Retail Dealers Steam Boat Hotel and
w House Furnishing Goods, including every description Of
Hardware and Cutlery; Silver Plated, Brass. Timed
Hollow Wares Japaned, Panshed and Custom Tin are
Of every variety; Wooden and Willow ware Brushes
Baths, Water Coolers, Refrserators Looking Glasses
St. Paul, Minnesota sci -Ivw
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b. F. BUCKLIN e CO.. ~
Storage, Foroarding and Commission Merchants Shakopee
Minnesota River.
GTEAMBOATS OF light draft, built expressly
~ leave ST. Paul every other day for this point
through in four hours, and all goods consigned
promptly forwarded by teams to Belle Palms.
Sueur Travers ST. Peters, Mankao, point
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IN PRICE would respectfully inform the citizens
H.. Paul that will his profession the
July wishing Dental Of kind
formed, will to their permanent interest call him
bookstore. JEST
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

BIGELOw 4 FLANDRAU.
Attorneys and Councillors at LaW.
Once Co.'s Third street, below Roberts
st. Paul, Minnesota.
MILL attend promptly and carefully professional business
In all the The Territory; also to the collection
debts, and to all other business connected will
the profession.
Money to loan In small sums good security.
HoRAcE n. BIGELow. ANpR A o.
my-tf.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-15
Awful and Fatal consequences

IrENSEE fom treating Bowel comp this Of
II the year with Brandy. OPP um AstT gents. When
checked in this way the disease cured but the outlet
Is merely stopped up, and Il is fortunate il il sppeATs for
then dangerous Diseases II tie head aVerttd and the
patient has chance for his life How oeh do hear
Bowel Complaints beng suddenly checked and death from
disease Of the BRAIN produced by the m=dcne taxing place
a few n 7urs afers
THE GRlREENBERG DYsENrERY SYRUP,
has BEE wonderiu ~ successful in such Complaints BY
chemical action produces change in the contents Of the
Bowels sId enables nature perform her work.
The Board Of Health of New York certify that the
IN DIS ppv2red from H. Quarantine this
medicine used at the Hospitals
DR. Knowlten of Boston, calls the greatest aid TO the
medical prU'ess AMI eSsing to the patient.
Dr De forrest Of New YorkSssys it cures every
OF dist rider OF the bowels promp y and that he always
uses II in cases.
Capt Taylor, Of the Army cernes that u cures all
Dysentery e. Mexico ami that is gene
rally used nv officer who 7ntscted that cOmtlaiat
Morris Ersndlin, acting Mayor Of New York, re-
it to be kp in family TO he FesdT Check
all disorders OF 'h4 Bowels the rst appearance.
By Count Bod;sco it recommended TO the Medical
Board Petersburg and by them ended the
in several IrOpean Countries with great success
In Ma hVe large quantities Of it have been used in times
Of Cholera
Throughout the whole State Of Tennessee il il known
the besI and only certain re'sedy for Blooiy Flux
have always offered to refund tie money any can
be heard Of that has net nectrd HAVE NEVER
HEARD OF Such CASE. The offer il still con-
unued. ALEX. MACKENZIE.
Ivnr23-H
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TO INYALIDS.


TE this country tn Of ,isy constantly suf
ering from atmospheric influences cSused by sudden
chs ges weather the variable character
especially spring and autumn. These complaints ami al
forms 81 disease natural IN the country easily
controlled by simple Prescriptions such wonderfully
preserved the health and nghened the lives Of the abort
and the early settlers Of America, asn ey by the
pow ru doses Of AopSthy the Dreuchr II Hydrcpshy.
the hot and doses o. the ThomponSn school, the
delieaiely medicated pellets f Homeopathy.
These vau bic and effective, slmple dcna prepsr
atoms found in degree Of putiy combined 10
scientific prnroTtions and compounded Areater
skill in the GREFIHBFRG FAMILY MEDICINES, than
in Others offered IN public notice They consist Of
eleven different remedies all Of which have thu sanction
high medical authority. and the app oval OF hundreds
thousands who have been relieved their use among
found the Of euinrnt cersymen us.s,
and thxn THOUSAND PHTsICANs in every
Of the United States
Tue GRRFE.. BERG MANUAL OF HEALTH-PsIcE rs
This a book oil $40 pages, AMI it written b.
several physrans each Irrmnen in II mention
ed and standing in the 'front.' rank Of the edics profes
sion II "a the most reliable book published, and il Is
diyet professional terns ard written that every
understand it. No family should he without copy.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
brief examination Of the Pathology OF Uterine Discs
with the principle and method Of their cure by
POnERY, Of Utica THIS Il BILE pamphlet pre-
by oi the oldest celebrated Physicians
Union. have Just rec-IVei hundred thousand
copies for distribution Those who Il
This subject will plea call send for copy 81 this pam
phlet ALEX. MACKkNZ e,
j,30 Cole. street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-15

ONE huadred baxs o. Flour
" Fins bushrls Meal
Five hundred pounds chaAes Hams,
Have been deposited a. ny net the following
terms: Is Hams and enough Meal Your I'm Il,
that tn sueressul candidate viii b. the next Prrsdrnt he
lives and doe resign. o. Hams Against haErrd dol
lars hog that the candidate Who grts beat VII not receive
many sleetaral the uho 4 successful
The balance bet opportunity ofers the chances 10 al
rqaa 70 he mentioned II ihes- b~.s
taken soon. the whole VII 10 sid necSun q the
depoaisor. Cheap for cash. d. 6. RIMsEY.
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figniss are Pigmiss still, though psrcAsd O

Pigmies are Pigmies still, though psrehed on
Alps.
- SINGS POPE, bat that Thank vcrss" sung ~
closing hymn AZ Mayor anil Aldermen, makes -5ur"
Pony the editorial fraternity vii prse cxcuse) bag horse
and cart big cart and 6g tar withstand
Ing treated fhe COMMITTEES segAr which g per
ltaai cash. We hopa many reDds VII assst II eur
seon and " bg iot o. sahscribsrs To clubs u
80 ain Do the hsuasome thing TIE Horse aud
Cart ui regular usa notsilhstAnihg. hssoseves.
D. g. RUMSET.
TO STOCK RAfsERe ths Farming COanunsy Fss~rsl-
b. uho uiii s-nd fSeo IN postage stamps al tai
them hsv % make Be Here ogs Il csii
nns ~ D. G. EuNsKY.