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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-14

Mrs. SLoAN's BoDY.-The body of Mrs.
Sloan was found on Pike Island, about three
miles from where she threw herself into the
river. She was about thirty years old; leaves
two children.
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G 1 II Y / II T. Nj S

"WEDNESDAY, June IL.
New jon PREss.--One of our new Job
Presses has arrived, and we are in hopes to
get it in running order in few days. Our
Power Press is expected daily.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-14

Workmen have commenced
digging the foundation for DR.. Stewards new
stone building, in St. Anthony street. Mr..
McClung will commence his ain a few days."
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WINsLow HoUsE.-This fine hotel still
continues to be crowded. /, is doing better
Ibis year than any season since its opening.
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TESTIMONIAL TO HoS. CHARLES SuMSER.-Thc
citizens of Boston have already subscribed $4,000
towards purchasing suitable testimonial for
Hon. Charles Sumner. Quincy, Sparks, Ever
cite, Dana, and Longfellow, are among the con-
tributors. Mr.. Sumner says-''sive the money
to Kansas, not to me-" lie is glorious old pa
triot
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THE WHARF BoAT.-The old wharf boat
has been removed to Fort Smelling. 1t was
towed hence by the Excelsior, on Monday
afternoon.
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FROM TIE P.0nter.
HON. JEFFERSON DAVIS.

We publish with pleasure, the following let
ter from Hon. Henry M. Rice to several gem
tlemen Of this city, defending Hon. Jefferson
Davis, Secretary Of War, from certain imputa-
tons upon him, published in the Real Eatate
.4duertiser few weeks since. The article
itself was absurd, because the writer. in order
TO find fault with Gen. Davis, invested him
with power which he does not possess
House of Representatives,
Al
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Coon.-The people Of Milwaukee have con-
tributed $4,000 towards aiding the Free State
cause in Kansas.
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ea5' The new building for the Preparatory
Department Of the St. Paul College, is now
being capped with roof.
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s9- clustering wind yesterday. Atmos-
pherc cool, hut weather pleasant. River fall
mo
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PRocREssING.-Wolkm are excavating
the bank near the Levee, and making more
room by throwing the dirt into the river.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-14

THEATgIcAL.--Beneft of Miss Decring this
evening. Theatrical goers take notice.
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SPURIOUS MoNEY.-Spurious two dollar and a
half gold pieces are in circulation in our city,
Look out for them. att
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E1- The article to which "Foreigner"
alludes, shall receive our attention.
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FIRE.--The residence of Lewis harrington, at
Hutchinson, was DESTROYED by fire on the 2Sth.-
Loss about $500. Fire caught from logs burn
ing near by. Farmers be careful
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] HU RSDAY, j

RAINr.-Yesterday was squally. Wind cool.
Clouds weeping. Grass and vegetation laughing.
Dust under subsection and pedestrians comfort
able.
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ANOkA LAND AGENCY.
GEORGE SMILEY

WILL promptly attend to all buying
w and selling OF Ltni locating Land Warrants. &.
Particular attention will D.,
Timber Lands, for which the a thorough
and competent judge Of timber has been scared
descriptions hand.
RErERs Woodbury. & Larn"d, Annka, Minnesota T..
Bstwick, ESP, ST. Anthony. Min T.. b. Nash. ST. Anho-
MINI: r. r. Russell. Receiver, Once,
MINI; Marshall Il Co.,, B,nkcrs ST. Pau; J. p Woodbury.,
Eaamaze" Micligan Prof. J. J. Mape>, Newark, NJ j.;
Prot. Beach, Iowa City.
III All commune atoms should he directed to
GEO. SMILEY, Auoka Minneso:a.
Anoka, April 10th. 1856. apl5-i&wtf
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EIGHTY SEVEN TEAMS MIR. Parsons, Of Min
neapolis, informs US that he counted eighty.
seven teams on the St. Anthony road yesterday.
They were all loaded, some with goods and many
with passengers. The travel on this road is very
great-greater by far than our citizens have any
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-14

New Brick SroREs.-Cathcart & Co., and Mr..
Drew, are erecting on Third street, two very fine
brick stores. They are well proportional build
ings, and give to the present wooden shanties a
diminutve look.
Mr.. Nelson is also erecting fine brick Just
above the two mentioned, to be occupied by
Charles E. Mayo. The buildings erected this
summer are of much more substantial charac-
ter than those of last season.
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CS5- The high wind yesterday was warning to
our citizens to be careful of their fires. ga stitch
in time saves niner' Look out for your fires.
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RtJ- The new hotel at St. Anthony is
progressing finely.
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THE BoArs.-The Ocean Wave arrived yes
terday, but there is no news Of importance.
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Es9- The Lafayette Guards, of Lafayette,
Ind, have sgnifed their intentions 10 march
to Kansas to aid the Free State men.
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MARRIED..

So The steamer Ben Coursin has been
sold for $4,000 TO ply in the Minnesota trade.
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MARRIED.
At EScelsior: April 3on, By Rev. Chss p Sheldon Mr.
JOHN GEORGE SELLER to Miss HEPJIZ,BAH MASON.
At Excelsior, May 3st, by the Rev. Chas. d. stedu. Mr.
HENRY X. EDDY to Miss ELIZABETH II. JOHNSON.
Al Excelsior June Ssh. by the Rev. Chas. Sheldon, Mr.
VIM. b. MORSE Ia Miss ANN FRANCES MASON.
HEADACHE AND CATARRH SSUFF.-rhere ~
having the headache; ii you afflicted Just go
purchase box Of Durn's Cs,arrh Snuff. We
and foun crrtan remrdy Thursday afternoon, Mr.. D.
Morse into osce aud
To his BID all the forenoon with SEX headsCh liberal
pinch of tire aforesaid sBuT completely pain,
he 90 went on his rej,.cing-''
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stD~ A cold rain storm of yesterday made
indoors comfortable doors miserable
We do have some not very agreeable weather,
and June furnishes its proportion.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-14

THE RIGHT SPrRIr.-A dispatch dated Boston,
9th, says that Charles Hale of that city, received
the following dispatch from the Hon. Arson
Burlingame, in reply to a communication ad-
dressed to Mr.. Sumner
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A. JACKSON BELL. NJ.
& l. NCOE LAND AGENC

DIR TACTICAL SEt EYORS and Dealer Estate. will
locate Land Property
Town Country and Il, all business properly belonging
Real Estate Office.
DIFFERENCES:
Hon. NJ Mcleod, Ft Smelling, NJ r.. Franklin Steele. Esq.
Col j. H. Stevens Minneapolis; Hancock Thomas.
do; C. Chandler WingvNe, Wis., Cobb Mineral
Point Wis.,; Hon. T.. &. Wilson, Morsanown, va r. Morris,
Esq, kingwoo'. Va J. II. Hoffman, BrTceton Mills Va.
Hon. s. Mayall, Gray, Maine; Cover Goldmth
Wisconsin,.
GIencO. ~ T., Janrary lst. 1856. ivl5-tf
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CJWe publish third letter this morning from
the pen of Mr.. Collins, relative to Minnesota, its
soil, climate, &c. These letters will appear in
our Weekly, copies of which can be procured
ready for mailing, on Saturday morning. We
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-14
SMITH s. TOWNE,

SMITH s. TOWNE,
DEALERS
1 z "A K Z = II a T j.
Red Wing. min Ter,
OFFICE OPPOSITE THE u. s. LAND OFFICE.
GOVERNMENT LANDS SELECTED, LAND
WARRANTS LOCATED,
Investments made to the Best Adudnt0ge,
MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
Ill kinds Surveying, Mapping aud Plotting done order,
n nv practical Surveyor Persons wishing copies Town
Maps the surveyed lands furnished
prices.
REFERENCES:
Hon. Ex-Cov Alexander Ransey, ST. Paul.
Hon. w. II. WEIGH, Chief Justice Of Min. Ter.
w. W. Phelps, ESQ., Register s. an Office, Red
q. c. Grahdm ESQ.,, Receiver I.ani Oficc Rcd Wing.
Rev. ]. W. Hancock, Register Of Decd. Red Wing.
Sanlorn French, Attorneys at Law. 81. Paul.
Hon. James T. Parker, 10 Barclay street, n. I. City.
D'w.lf. MaeIay Qumby Estate and Stock Brokers,
Chicago. I'll.
Hon. II. T. Abbot, Mayor Of Manchester, v. IT.
James Pierce. Hudson, n. II.
+. p. James Il Co 81 Wall street, New York.
lion IT. NJ. Rice Delegate To Congress. ST. Paul.
A. Gilman, Esq, Lowell. Mass.
o. =. (se4-1yw) T. =.
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Land Agency at Hudson, Wisconsin.
T. DWIGHT HALL

GENERAL LAND AGENT, &C. will select and lands,
VI locate land warrants bry and sell real
and attend promptly and faithfully all business
his Hudson is beautifully situated Crix,
II miles directly east ST. PAU. II
fertile of he the southern
ST. croiy x Lake superior r.
splendid chances IS he
address Hudson ST. firoix co.. Wisconsin. ta5-d&u-tf
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To Charles Hale. Boston:

Mr.. Sumner has just learned the accommodation
of Governor Gardner that the Commonwealth
should assume the expenses of his illness, and he
desires me to telegraph at once his hopes that
the recommendation will not pass. In no event
can he accept the allowance proposed, and Mr..
Sumner adds, whatever Massachusetts can
give, let it all 60 to suffering Kansas.
ANSON BURLINGAME.
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HAMLTN & LANCASTEk'S
Exchange Office s. Land Agency

Siuk Rapids Benton Co., Minnesota.
NOLLECTONS mad. Land Warrants located, paid.
~ money invested and all buslne entrusted to their
faithfu ly and promptly attended to
Attorney o. "a, LAW u1sya2 civil EnsIseer
REFERENCrs:
MINNESOTA-Sauk Rapids, George W. Sweet Register Of
u. s. Land Office, jeremiah Russell, Esq. Paul. Hon.
Alexander Ramsey, Ex-(iov. Minnesota.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hon. n y. Eldcd, Naval
Officer Hon. Geo. W. Woodward Judge Supreme Cent,
PENN WfkeSbarre, Warren J. Woodward Esq. Mersvl-,
Prof. John r. Stf,r Hartford, Prot. willard Richardson.
NEW YORK CITY-Ralph Mead & Co.; Quarkeubusl g.
Co., Srsng, Murray & Co. iyra-enId&w
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ST. PAUL, June, 1856.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-22
: ONE q TJNDI3ED DOLLARS.


win be given any artist in Virginia witO ~l exhibit
twelve pictures viz: six Aa5,Oses and six GdgeroVpss
of equql merit twelve which Mr. Adams viii select from
his collection opened new Gallery Forbs Jew
ery store 13s With skyIgt arranged the most
approved principles, which be equaed unless SINH
larry situated fronting With easy Of
coss large and arranged with every convenience for
making pictures of every style and Size lie is
happy to announce he viii be assisted by Mr. JANs cADE
the artist who made pictures that awarded this high
est premium, Gold d at the last fair Of the american
Istitufe rt Castle Garden New York, also te OWty7rsi"
t.sarde zaerreotres te Worlds Fair at Paris
Mr. A. has recsITed medals and egtt dieass for the
exhibited at different fairs in tte United
States which fully superiority and having been
with large proportion Of the business in Wheeling
the past year he expects increased facilities not only to
retain but enlarge number OF his patrons, especial
Is as he relies on the ntstc neE OF productions rath
er than display furuturc lmJrotNpss either single
or oJls glass Das,crrotypes plain coorsd equal to
painting on Ivory Photographs from the lowest prices upto
iifty o4rs light being made Of French Plate Glass
and being nostrueted by other buildings pictures can be
made from surise sunset Pictures of children taken in
itaatane9l NJ to3 p. N. Yetthc ligh.sso soft
and mild tat persoas with eyes sitty with per-
feet ease Cloudy days good by this light Call
and examine before .engs cling elsewhere.
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1TtttI5F7 e;f4UPIFFAITY.

There "a strange mixture Of abuse and Hat
.ery In the Times of yesterday, Il says IN one
ireatt Is asTeasor Why the Know Nothing nom
fnee .slaould be voted tor, that they should not
yote for a man ,sWho Tfn be compelled, from
,;Tatitu1e or compact, If elected by then' to d.
vide she EPoils of Office, by placing some OF
those foreigners in position above native Amer
leans, 70 rnle and regulate their Affairs and
IA the next breath 1t lawns and trlclLies for the
votes OF our foreign born citizens by permitting
them 70 partake 'iOf the kindest hospitality,
come. make for yourselves home where you
win be free fnom theirksome bondage which has
bsen your unlues.y birthFight in the countries
Of Europe"
.Trnly this is magnanimouson the part of the
organ. We should like to know who the spoils
Party are really, Il the organ is not lie organ
4Desr foreigners vote with US and you may
make for yourselves home &c, is tho cry ofthe
.an: and then .r,o man should be elected sher-
III but kheir nominee. because the Sheriff might
place IN his Office some Of those foreigners above
.Anerirans,' arc the sentiments put forth by
the organ. We do not believe that the order
In this city will sanction this fawning insult,
but that they will stamp us it deserves. We
hAd hoped that the organ would have advocated
its nominees on the score of eapaetty, but it
flies Of, forgetting the good old rule, and advO-
Gates their election on the fear that some foreign
er MAY be tipstaf, crier, interpreter, or sunons
scrrcr to the Sheriff, What are We coming TO
II this is the test Of office?
We have word to say to those who want
good officers in this county, and that is, judge
them by their es.pceity aud 5ftne's for hectfee,
and not by the miserable, petty, rule laid down
By tie Times Look to the men, their capacity
and character, and then vote for yourselves
VIII you let few jobbers control your votes,
and by such low means and motives as those in
dicated in the Organ2 For our own part, We
arc satisfied that united stand on the part of
the opponents of the principles set forth in the
organ, can and must defeat the Know Nothing
nominees. Let the people harmonic the oPpo-
sing candidates, and by concentrating the vote
on the 5eat man he can and will be elected Let
us all vote thus, and We will at least have done
our duty.
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DR.. j. Hedges


EGG v Ell ~ Az lJlt IN OK!
FEVER aud Ague Ghuls aud Power, Dumb Aene, any
form Intermittent Fever whether long stand
Ing speedily, safely and eectpay cured by the of
Dr J. Hedges AnnhilatOr. tsse
Thi, entirely free from metallic poison
such as Arsenic Mercury but is compounded from
tracts purely vegetable. certain ' eieaciOus
remedy AMI can all kinds Of weather. The Pro-
prletor has used the article in his private practice for
several years. case has IT failed to effect perfect
cure when the directions been followed. In no posi-
BILE way uure tie SYSTEM butts adapted to all ages
sexes constitutions. I've given the infant of
month old rs much safety TO the adult and can be
kept in any climate 1t needs eneomtuui, long array
testimony herald Its efficacy Its merit lies within IT
scf-:.nd invalid It will prove Of value than
octave volume Of certificates.
Prepared only by the Proprietor a. stanhope, ~ and
never genuine without his signature.
For sale, wholesale and retail by a. C. GOOD Co., Drug
gsts, Wheeling va and by Druggists and merchants
rally throughout the United States.
w. II. DECANP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
myT:Gm. IS Cnurtland st. New York
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A SINGULAR ATFA1R-A curious instance Of
confusion has taken place in a familyin Lumber
st. on AIbor Hill. a mother and her daughter
were both. confined on the same day, each hav-
ing little son. In the hustle of a moment both
babies were placed in cradle, and to the con-
fusion of the mothers, when the youngsters
were taken from the cradle, they were unable to
tell which was the mothers and which was the
Glaughtcr's--a question which, Of course, must
ever remain mystery. Tho familyis in great
distress. lbHnY HIaicE
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fsy-MC am t at a shoot g affair came off
at Lake Providence about week ago. a man
named Jones shot man named Patterson, mis-
taking him forson6 Pennington. Patterson, az
ter being shot twice, one Of the balls lodging in
lis breast, drew pistol and was about shooting
Jones, when tho latter begged his pardon, say
ing that he had mistaken his man. Patterson
generously accepted tho apology. His wounds
are not mortal
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Mn. Eurroa=-Ilrase ANNOUNCE THOMAS p sIIALLCRoss
as the peoples candidate sheriff. the ensuing spring
election one questions peculiar illness for the Office.
By SO doing yea Etllobltsc 81
[Arrus and Times copy and cl,arer this ofacel
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State some time and place most suitable and con-
veaient. It matters not with us when or where
is Tay be decided to hold it. We have sugges;-
ed Richmond simply because i is h FACT the
most ccntrai place, reached By boats and rRi.-
roads from every direction, aud Therefore the
hest Ssiiapte1 10 the convenience Of large ma
jority Of those who may desire to attend I'VE
have. also, indicated preference forssssome day
eariysi., ,TaIy. only because We deem it irnpor-
tarf for the party TO counsel together and deter.
mine their course of action with as little delay
as possible. But we defer entirely To the jufigI
4l1ent of Others better qualified TO consider and
decide this question than ourselves.
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RY- Che London Times says eve are sur
1rissl tliers are people, both hercand in the
U.Iited States, who bdlievc that the English aud
french Governments ne. abont TO send military
sorcss to Cehtrai America to assist Costa RIca
gAfnst Nicafagps. There is pqta word oftruth
o tais asseftion, as respects eithcr England or
! ta1tat -. 80 3.s.s.ats q
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TIE PEORLns o4N.DIDlTE.

Our worthy citizen stL. IRWIN, Esq, viii he support
cd for te ONCE Of serin, attic election by the
C.1 VOTERS or OHIO COUNTY.
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CAuTloN

CAUTION
DR.. Norse Gnvieoratng Cordial has been eounrr!tited
by some uIiprlncipled persons.
In future all the genuine Cordial will tfe pToprietors
fac slnie pasted over the cork of each bottle aud
lowing words blown In the glass:
cdr Morse's Invigorating Cordial a"
G. II. RING, PROPRIETOR, NY.
The Cordial l. Put uP, highly concentrated pint
bottles. Price So per bottle, a. for 9l9
<FOr sale BY I.&CGIIIINS Il BCSlTE1ELp.
mh26d3E Wholesale Druggists p Monroe It.
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~ r. A MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO THE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
"a lLpzoN.s -Il:GEZA8AA 1ANGTtRE!!

! BALTIMORE, March 81, 1856.
te With pa IN nv risht anse W. sent for physl-
eian who ordered Is pou.ticed, it. was very much
:o the Height Of my knee satred very with pain
lSsrs TO The nstE Termed 10 G S Soe aE S
out II which particles of bone to the number of %,
aud one or Of T Ti T eGuSTR nshs S1R Gs
was then taken Hartford county Of this States the rys
GERS, my S v.Sss is, ,e k,,it. freTuentIy tax.
Ing from the ulcers proud aud pieces OF bone Without
giving mt any reIef-sone applications
severe that when applied great fsi ns
coulJ not stand y and suffer thought 1t this time
there was me; from knee to ankle was not
freely white Irs wno sign blood, anil times wien
would scratch fingers white pHs would issue reFstFom
niiNe' WIN "'''sI RALTII0RE MI moMEl
then returned Baltimore, old home, expecting
Hy the advice Ofmy friends yarions remedies
Of which gave OnIt transient relief Icont:nued to grow
worse; swelling my left hip anu after pain
an ulcer formed which piece Of bone Anosll-
and v at the same time to cut OF MY right leg rs the
only means Of saving my life. Atsr This yet another LSr
parts body. which In number and size ast9nis'
those who them Was REDUCED TO mere sGeIeoil'
''''' - DEATH a Relief
felt would have been relief 1had tried ply
IsIans and all s TgAss sTpS EssF 81 ESn TS S9
TuRf of disense similar % the one was a6orilg UNDER
advised try 1t. Attls time had been afflicted full
fve years commenced taking 'AidnPto%S Vegetable
''''s''''' HOPE coMEsl
I
time had taken Hvc bottles felt much improved that
had tho confidence believe that it would cure
tnued its rsct improving. My ulcers healed, and
strength came my weak md shattered system, AMI With
out further detail, happy leg Is also healed
EsueraIrenorattoOf my health has taken place and
consider myself cured hy this wonderful medicine
nv friends may read this will bear testimony to NIL that
have said In favor of
all Eho afflicted have been, to use
IL with the utmost confidence
EDWIN n. SPRANKLIN,
No. 81 Register street,
3dOors north OF Pratt st.
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HOLLASDEkSs9I fSIlAON1 :!
Jacob Rirskes living in te Holland settlement of She
boygan, Wisconsin, says Afer suffering for some time
the misery attending rrostraon Of mind and body
have been restored by using Brdre's Holland Bisrs,
to perfect health
Theact this remedy being such very high rePusc
among the IOauders wisconsin, Iiehsgsn,New York, in
fact in every oIap intht United States,
much in Its favor. ff,e
ryil-for Chronic or Debility. any Nervous,
Rheumatic, or Neuralgia affection. 81. l-a-
Sold at 81 per bottle, six bottles for S. ty the
proprtctofs, 5Satsrs5S &'Fttaa.- ~
eSss BENJAMIN PAGE, JR & Co.
Manufacturing raraaceutIss and Chemists, smith
field and Third streets, Pittsburgh, and ty
LdCGHLLSS It BUSHFLBhD,
myel Wheeling, Va.
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TO TYEsPR0PkE OF ono COUNTY.
Iannouncs myself candidate for the office Of Sheriff
Should tIeeedI win ensarer to discharge the duties
with fidelity.
f4 rfs c, a. BEDlLlOS.-
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.PROIITBfulION

Tic rSser. Of tbs In almost In
reierrnee Of liquors. does interiors
tracdieiaal sop,IOneds fNins ftlu,uhas 1t Is
fact well know all that without stimulating principles
most cases OF extreue nctUf FCChcd and the
many other Of our valuable compounds could not he made
without It Por instance. psitsrs Stomach llt.ers,
now celebrated and indispensable In
medicine thousands persons nom Dyspepsia
and Indigestion, generals speak volumes in favor of this
great curative agent.
az For sale by Druggists and hotels generally.
LAUGIILINs BUSHFIELD.
tmy19 49, n. II. LOGAN ( GO. Asetts
GsoRcR rowx Ky, Nov. Il, 1875.
years since purchased Of Dr. lIaptou abOt-
lie Of his Tincture; taking short time, found
generaiheaith greatly improved. since purchased
some half bottles the Of family and have
no hestansy saying that each member who has used IT,
was materially benefted by the It is pleasant to
take, and docs interfere with persons business Il! the
j. TAYLOR PRATT.