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Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01
Tho Democratic Frauds.

1t is quite too common for politicians, in the
chagrin of defeat, to seek consolation in charging
their enemies with dishonesty but it is beyond q
reasonable doubt that frauds to an alarming and
unprecedented extent figured in the recent elec-
tions in Pennsylvania and Indiana that the
States had been canvassed by the Democrats and
the requisite number of votes ascertained that
aliens were coonized and money poured in to
vote down the native citizens Read the follow
ing from the Pittsburg (Pa.) Gazette: SEVEN
before the polls were closed we had news of the
returns from Philadclphia that the Shamocrats
had carried the city by 2,l40 votes. On Thurs
day, ,chen the vOe began to look close in the State,
the majority began to grow. Wards were found
in that city where more votes had been cast for
the Democracy than were at first thought. On
Thursday morning the Pennsylvanian put the
majority at 1890. On Thursday evening it be-
gan to be rumored that it had gone up to three
or four thousand. The exigencies of the case
demanded it, and in the sliding scale of the po-
litical thermometer, the count went up to the re-
quired figures"
MORE MOB LAw.-The greatest excitement pre-
vailed at Portsmouth, Va, on the l4th and 18th,
occasioned by the raising of Fremont pole and
banner. The Democrats congregated around it
in thousands, but it was defended by the few Re-
publicans in the place. The Military were called
out to preserve the peace, and the Mayor con-
vened the Council, soho passed an order to cut
down the pole, ,chich sOos done forthwith! Poor,
degraded Virginia, Mother of Presidents, and
nursery of American Statesmen, Home of Wash.
ington, and Madison, and Jefferson and Henry
and the CAROLS all, how low haveye fallen when
you must sell your sons for bread, and lynch your
citizens for speaking what they think
GT Rufus Choate fares hard in the hands of
his new friends-the Democracy. The Govern
ment Organ snubs him, Forney gives him the
cold shoulder, and the Boston Post accuses him
of "malice and ignorance" because he rejected
the nomination of the Border Rufians, and does
not believe in the '' God-like Administration of
Franklin Piercen' Save us from our friends!
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

G~ The papers state that frauds have also
been perpetratea to fearful extent in the recent
municipal election in Newark, N. j., in which the
Democrats came out victorious. "The sanctity
of the ballot box!',
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01
REPUBLICANISM.

Free Labor the natural capital which constitutes the
wealth this country and that
tie alone be relied the buwark OF Free
iutts,ions.-Johu c. Fremonts Letter Acceptance.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

GY A young man named Gardiner Terry re-
Gently fell dead in the street at Alton H., while
running race with a companion.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

CO The sidewalk on Third street, foot of
Market, ends abruptly, and one side of it is so
unguarded that man might walk off some of
these dark nights and fall twenty feet perpendcu-
larly. Let it be attended to-an hours work
there may save life. Our population is large
and constantly increasing, but we cannot yet
afford to use human limbs and bodies to fill our
pitfalls with.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

GT Another feeble futtering of snow-fakes
yesterday, caused a commotion in the wood piles,
and wood went up notch. This is probably the
last rose of Summer -H
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

G@ We have received no recent papers by any
OF the late steamers, on account Gas the Clerks
tell us) of their being stolen by the passengers.
The clerks of the different boats would be doing
real service if they would revive their old habit
of procuring few Of the latest Galena and Du-
buque papers on leaving for St. Paul, and put
them out of the way for the use of the city press.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01
ST. PAUL Markets.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. DAILY TIMES OFylcE,l
.-s ytgf Oct. ii. 1856.
WEIGHTS or GRAIN.-The following establishes
weights this Territory: whest bu.;
Glover Seed, 60 ns bu Rye, Sc Indian Corn,
nsa bu; OATS - ns bu; Barley, Isn bu.; Buckwhes
~ ns p bu.
t LIVE sTocK. DRIED vRuIr.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01
(Advertisement.)
who ~ilI buy?

Who will Buy?
Five hundred feet front by ITO deep on Jack
son street near the Fuller House. Fifty feet
front by $50 deep on Robert street, near Third
street. One hundred and twenty feet front BY
30 deep on Fourth street, near the Presbyterian
Church. Also, lots in West St. Paul for sale at
the West st. Paul Land Office.
LOTS IN WEST ST. PAUL.
WE prices desirable
w property in West st. Paul. We have some VI the
Finest Views ON the Bluffs,
Together with the finest properly the bottom,
NEAR THE TERMINUS OF THE BRIDGE
A. & s. d. JACKSON, d
At the West st. Paul Land ONCE.
october c3.--tf
MONEY TO LOAN, at the West St. Paul Land once. .t
October %, 1856. o.,
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

V Twelve persons were hanged in the United
States in as many days of last July. Is the
world better? E a sa- q
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

CO The American House, after the lst of No
vember, will reduce the price of board to 81 SO
per dav.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01
Milton on Buchanan-How Prophetic :
A correspondent of the Springfield Republican
has discovered in 's Paradise Lost" the following
prophetic account of the transmogrifcation of
James Buchanan into the Cincinnati Platform -

" Awhile he stood expecting
their universal shout high applause
To nll his when contrary, he hears
On all sides ircEl innumerab.e tongues,
A dismal universal hiss the sound
or public scOrn; lie wond1I ed, but not long
Had leisure, wondering himself now more;
His visage drawn, he felt, too blunt and square,
His arms cuns to his ribs; his legs entwined
Each other, uu supplanted down he fell,
monsfrous PLATFORM on his belly prone.
Reluctant, but in vain. greater power
Now ruled him, punished In the shape he sInnsd.
According tc mis- doom he ,could haze spoke"
but he couldn't-for he was no longer James Bu
chanan!
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

ELEcrED.-.We are assured most positively that
DR.. P. P. Humphrey has been elected to the
Council from the 10th District, by SO majority.
This makes gain of three Republican Council
lors this year, giving but one Democratic major.
ity in that body. SIS. sy... -
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

bsY Has anybody heard that the Presi.
dent of the Convention that nominated Ere.
mont has gone over to Fillmore or Buchanan ?
Has any body of any consequence deserted
from Fremont Every day We see men de-
serting to him. The tracks all lead one way.
The pro-slavery icebergs waste away in the
boiling water Of the North. They can't freeze
on an accession Of any sort, at so high tenn
perature.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

Thomas, spell ingenuity "In-dian-
knew.a-T." "Go to the head',
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DIED,

At Huntsville, Illinois, the 2lst inst, Of Consumption
OSCAR COOLEY bother Of D. c. Cooley, Esq., OF this city
aged twenty-seven years.
(Cty papers please copy.)
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

nEFAULT having in the payment ~ cert.,,
moneys " be paid BY virtue Of cerran cbatei
In the month October 1856
under the several hands and seals John wren
Croft and William Really. OF S. Psul the Tertfo,y Of
Minnesota, 10 William X. Marshall Joseph n
% St Paul, ty the and style MARSHALL bch
the County Of Ramsey In said Territory, The 26th OF
Octooer In the Aforesaid. By virtue power therein
contained the subscribers will sell ut public auction Thurs-
day the 23 day Of October lately occupied
street, At O'Clock that day. and 50 from day 10
Gay Until the shall ell be singular, the en-.
tire stock drugs medicines,
ana materials referred 70 and particularly described n
ssio mortgage subject TO any prior lien thereon.
>ps - hJa WILLIAM r. MARSHALL, a
r.s -y JOSEPH n. MARSHALL, 81 al
Daed st. Paul, Oct II, 1S56.-d&wtoc26 Mortgages.
The above sale hereby postponed to Thursday the soh
day Of Octobe 1885, At O'Clock H. OF that day. At the
same place. WILLIAM R.iMARSHALL,
d JOSEPH MARSHALL.
The above sale hereby TO IN.
18th day Of November, 1885, 10 O'Clock, M p,sos
sooVs named. WIN. X. MARSHALL.
,,....-.. :. -. Z. JOSEPH N. MARSHALL.
D..el Oc. %, Iooo. W Morigagees.
DISSOLUTION.
HE copartnership existing between Henry
Kessler, Charles w. Riehl George Irvine, under the
name Of this dsv dissolved BY undersien
ed virtue OF right reserved ~ them
articles Of agreement dissolve said at
s.er,.,o Il r. (.s,fst - r'"--"1','--' -
All indebted Arm will please call unedi.tsy
ana pay the amount Of their Indebtedness to Charles Ris
~ the old stand b. KESSLER, -f
"as h oyC. KESSLER,
.,rr. -.rfef.s G. w. RIEHL, ta.f
81. Paul, October II, 1855.
The undersigaed have day entered into
TOT the purpose Of carrying the Hide and LIE hr business
~ Il. KESSIER,
-. u fssgve sa7 by G. H. KEsSLER,
Oct. Is.-o0w4w G. VI. RlEHL.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

PRESIDENT,
Hon. Henry H. Stevens, Hennepn county; Gen. James
Shields, Rice co.; John H. Hartenbower, Olmstead co.;
c. W. Thompson, Houston CO.. Samuel Hall, Fillmore CO.;
G. W. Powers, Carver CO.; W.. Fowler Washington CO.;
Jas Wakefield, Scott CO.; S. j. Mason, Wright CO.; N.
N. Thompson, Dakota COZ Lewis Stone, Benton CO.; w.
Featherstone, Goodhue co.; A. F. De La Vergne LeSeur
CO.; G. F. Buck Wabashaw co., c. E. Flandrau Nicollet
CO.; B. F. Hoyt Ramsey CO.; A. B. Cornell, Steele CO.;
John Mcleod, Mcleod CO.; T. H. Skinner Meeker co.;
Chas. Steans Stearns CO.; John Swanson Chicago CO.;
Dr. T. W.. Williamson, Pierce CO.; Hon. Joseph Roete
Pembna CO.; Joseph Roy, Cass CO.; Now
CO.; NJ L. Wilkinson, Sibley CO.; James Beatty, Sher.
burne co.; W. Furgus Morrison 90; p. K johnson Blue
Earth CO.; D. N. Coobaugh, Davis
SECRETARY,
Dr.. A. E. Ames, Minneapolis r...
.........-.. ASSISTANT SECRETARIES, - s-4g
John Murray, Minneapolis, f. T. strothsr, Mnnsspo-
lis. ..'-.-.... ..-....oAss
''---'-'''-''-'--' TREASURER, M -
s. p Snyder, Minneapolis ~. -. =
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
II T. Weles, Minneapolis ]. W. Sslby, st. Paul; L.
NJ, Ford, 0roveland Gardens Baldwin Onstsad, Benton
CO.; o. H. Kelley, Northwood. ..'.........', 81 =
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01
aoe Ito RENT! TO RENTI eas11t
OFFICES AND DWELLING HOUSES.

nHR1cYs q. Anthony dwellings, two SQUARES
back Of the Fuller Houss. Enquire scsof JsV
AsCl1pg, upop Third stSsets JOHN A. Wc0fuI6.
0aDt, 16,l0s
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

Southern Rishts-The Loaves and Fishes.
THE DISTRIBUTION OF OFFICES FROM TIE FORMATION
-a9 OF THE GOVERNMENT TO 1851. i'Hf
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1;5slsssy csasy Of sf h.nss,. MInss;:''' ,. PAL
DnrRrcr couHr-sreoxp JUDICIAL plsraIsr. ~.
wiliiam Won Hamm, 1Paintin. tf e
Francis de vivaldi. }Defsnd.nt.
To the Defendant, Franeis de V1padt- esses @. .c-
You hereby required to answer oo.
plant In this action which in the once Of the
Clerk Of this Court In the City Paul, and to servs
copy Of your answer the Complaint upon tie aub-
criber his oce In ST. Paul Within twenty
days after service Of day of such
vice. ana you iah so to the Complaint within
the TIN aforesalc the Plaintiff this inc
ment against you for the aud nffy dolar
with Interest from the day of February D. 1885,
.sss : . x.,ornsy 1sGwssos iog s.iasr
WESTON,
OITUATED at the head Of the Rig Timber. on ths .r
~ NORTH FORK OF CROW RIVER,
twenyseven from ST OLOD on tina sass
road between ST. CLOUD and TRAVERSE LES SIOUX ana
WESTON was locsted A. D. the centre of Meekee
County, growing rapidly its central and
me hsny settlements North, south, and wes
ton will soon be one OF the
LARGEST INLAND TOWNS IN THE WEST.
l. rne towns beautifully situated Grow River with
nne water power and with heavy timber one side and
groves OF TIMBER and the best farming Country
tory. tt -t. Gs ~" ~ l1.'TfC "
2 There are several Territorial running to
through the Town of Weston, the from ST. Cloud
to st. Peter will pass through the town.
B. Lime stone and coal have round near the t>wn.
and substantial improvements. eli' = TT El1'
the site has been selected reference to its future
greatness oy us propretors, who enterprise capital
10 those Wishing to locate purchase property a. wss
cH PETIT. J. ,. EDWARDS, =,
H.T, wEILEs BULLY
NC. BAKER, at Minneapolis, or
Capt. PIERCE, At Weston.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

GT We would say to all who desire the servi-
ces of either, that Drs. Stewart and Patterson
have removed from their old Office in Third st. to
the new stone building in St. Anthony st. near
the Post Office. DR.. Patterson is an excellent
Dentist and we would advise all those who are
troubled with imperfect teeth, to give him call.
He'll fix your mOlars.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

LADIES EQUESTRIAN ExERcIsEs.-PREMIUMs AWARDED.
Mrs H Davie, Minneapolis, First Premium.
Mrs N Edwards Minneapolis, Second premium.
Miss Nancy ]. Barton, St. Paul, Third Premium
Miss Sarah Barton, ST. Paul, Third premium s...
Miss Julia Mobiles, St. Paul, Fourth premium.
Premiums that awarded last year by tRe Society
to Mrs Allen, and Mrs Lennon, were then pres
ented by the President in the of the Society with
appropriate addresses. ...--...... .......a.
The following named officers then elected for the
next ensuing year:
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

ca The Young Mems Christian Association
of this city, will hereafter hold its regular meet
iugs on the 4th Monday evening of each month,
at their room Third street, directly beside Mr..
Bidwel's Exchange. The exercises will be most
interesting, combining the literary and social with
the religious, and all who attend will be amply
rewarded for their trouble. Iar, b
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

s.Siavery Is most bightng the Old Dominion
OF getting rid Of itby Legislative
authority; and that purpose II
shall never be wanted.''-Wdshingf0n.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

DRIED vRUIT.
Apples......e2 2S02 80 p bu
Peaches pealed. d.......$7 600S
Green apples. 00@ ~ bbl
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VEEy AkgEE NC EHEFsNT.

Norder that be able 70 devote time part
IL larry the I89S AND HEAVY UARDHARR- eff
business have disposed ny Interest the
esry house VIZ. MATTHEW DALZGLL, who will
iuue stand. under the style DslgELI &
acompete Of everything in the Grocery
inc. would take ths opportunity returning sincere
hanks to the paying the house the very liberal
patronage ded respectfully
chem continue their aYors the firm. would
the so pay at all gentlemen, that they need
act ask credit at this house.
I. s. NJ 81 ORR
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CARTFR's:sPANisH MIXTURE!
THE GREAT FURTHER OF THE BLoODI
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.

4
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the Afflicted Head and Ponder!
a infali bic remedy for Serotala. Kings evil Rheuma-
tn Face Botches Boils. que Fever Chronic
Eyes RIM letter neald Head, Enlarge
Bones oiuts. Stubborn Ulcers Syphilis
from Ljuociohs Of MercnFy, Imprudenee
Life or Impurit5 0tthe BLOOD y
BsT- THIS great Alternative We5ieine and Purifier the
Blood used b. ehe thousands Of sraefu
al the nited States Who testify tally the
CART EIl's SPANISH .a4XTURE.'' Neuralgia Rheu-
maiisin, SerOfila Eruption the skin Liver Diseass
Throat Female Com qlants Pains and Aching
Z Bones and are speedily pat to BY using this
For ldisesss Of the Blood nothin' has yet been found
Whit 1t eleauses the system OF all Impurities
4cszeuty and efficiently the liver and kidneys. strength
ems the dges5I9n gives tone the stomach makes the skin
eaty. aud the constitution
disease broken down The youth to its prm
tie Ladies parat1y letter than all the Cos
used. A few doses of CARTER SPANISH Nix
wiremovP 81 sallowness ring
taatnE the cheek. give elasticity bestep
the eepTa health in arkatle degree beyond all the
The isrEe SuIer 81 certifeaes which we have received
from all Parts the United best
evidence that there is numhug about The hotel
to the all add their tesnannr wonderful
effects OF this G REAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
the Circular and Almanac ant read
the wonderful cures this Of all Las
Rone genuine Undersigned BENEFIT & BEERS. Propr-
etors 3Pearistreet Va to hon al orders
70 ppii es aud Agencies ur1st he addressed
For sale bg Ba2ek stodasrd Es2gspilis Ha nc, 4
deaersln me ieines generally auss
EBERsIAE CEsfTfE.-2 cases Persian Cloth. assorted
8 eaIsrs received this day and for SAFE , ~ -
nov2t JANES Low 4 GO.
IsN ER FOR ALL.--l5 ane fat
q Turkeys Just received at e1dr,z Tar; t,,ss,, -
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:" o. q
eeify thai Thad ehil1s and fevers ard appiied to eooc
ssiean who prescribed for and gave me meoiene
which ireak the ohil' any relief was
advised Try 0wens Chill Pills: did andthey
stoned the chs and am perfectly veil They also
distressing pain in the size. which was
w9rid esa in something seroHs feTsons sHcted
h ehiiis would well them they ere certain
cure. dtsO " jim hNh
ST. These warranted to 10 instance
where the directions ere Followed
" j. W. COMPTON. Druggist.
f t ewensturg. KY.
Alan Nv WOOLSEY & SAWYER.
Wholesale and Retail tgcnts.
sepI4m-w g Evansville. Ind.
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-OwEYsBono. XIV. Nav II. 1855.

,OwESsBoRo. Ky. May II. 1855.
Or. j. W. CeMPToE-Dear Sir: Havisg for the
years been severely afflicted with 0hls Fever
Ing nothing that would shord any relief only few
days time at last in duced DIR. W. T.
Chill Pills, which did, and great joy, after
uisng box found that once free from tho
loathsome of all diseases, Cbills and Fever.
would say TO all who have Chills and Fever, lose
moment go lately Dr. j W Compton. and pro-
box, and word for it, will never b" troubled
with CliIIs again. is' ~, CHAS. B. GRiST.
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e. BACON & co. have removed to Main street bo-
81 tween Water and First sts next door to Halock
5tojdards Drug store nearly opposite the Branch Rank
where they wifi he pleased all their old customers
aequaintanee many pleased
call They would return their thanks for the very
LIBERAL patronage given hope receive eontnuanee
Groceries. JanI6-ly
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3 Boz HARRoR. Ky..Aprl II. 1885.
Thisis to that Chile Feye- in my family
fol the past ten months all the Chill Pills and
Chill that he had in the country In ordi
nary they stopped the eh the most of my
family exception On oldestson there
of would make until Ieame
Dr. Chin Pulls aud safely say everybody
~ fr-1 sl7@7-7tl VIM o. JACKSON.
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'
fHSUE oths House have removed from their
u old Main their Hot 6nish
opposs the Court House where they Pepared
their old and all ethsrs who
call upon thsra in much superiors than formerly
patronage pe3tlu solicit
which shah all deaVo1s
Our viii be the best the market affords, and
charges moderate.
Good stabl Wagon Yard kept foreountry custom
eyl0-d&wtf FELKEE -HBDDERECH
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owExspoRo. XIV. Feb. as. Iss.

OwESsBoRo, KY. Feb. 2s, 1885,
J. W, T. lOwPSDear Sir: i have been afflicted witf.k
chils and fevers for six months and alter
edies induced box Agne Pills, wheE5
have cured sound and we'll, and believe them be the
best medicine in BALTHASER " ACH.
Ihave tie above gentleman for six years and eerti
fly that his statements are true.
aetsf Pittsburg, Pa
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ELN Ely AND > Ai4E STABLE.
ON LOCUST, BErH. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
gSs HORSES, Buggiqs Carriages. e.zss7zss5sss q
Sfs5ss and 0mnibesses, always for hire ses2.
above Stable. Carriages for EXCURSIONS par
ties funerals always hand an prepared to board
horses and keep them 10 the best order.
hack vii hereafter be kept ing constantly
the day. viii hotels Tor the
acou those wishing it. 1t viii also be
ready citizens to boats during the ~ eaying
orders at the stable. my9 Ell VEGA Rfo.
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associated wthue in my business Mr. Charles
Teonafd From this date shall conduct the .Pav
- n !, sonsshsr G. K. DREW.
w f - ~ Dee.a1. 1855. geas Edecs-tf
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S,E0 vEs!TEN AMI COPPER R4ssI- \ Is
s1EsEE EEEsE,E,

O. THOMAS sCAA1LlN, OF the firm ofScantlin
z y Parvin, has returned from Princeton and tax e
zia up his residence permanently in THIS CRY
u - where he wi devote his persOnaiattentIon TO al
branches oftheir business Mr. would call The atien
ton Of the public generally and his old custoinei 8
to their extensive stock Of STOVES. TIN and SHEET.
IRON WAKE, and all other articles pertaining &c
their business They also prepared to do all of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, sc, &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
lone shortest notice and in the perfect style.
Call at the store of SCANTLIN d PARF1N.
noYl4 Main steet, bet Firstand SECOND.
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consists in part Of Mems and Boys radytnade clothing
hats, Caps aud IrunAs together u
O ente aens Dress Goods and railoTs Fnrn'shiif Goos
ever brought this city Their facilities for purchasing ana
manufacturing sgTeror ether house II the ety.
which ena them IL all I'll 81 orb t the lest
ets00ds and at the best bargains. untryabd CITY customers
an the petliS generally rsTectfU3 nvted to call au
their New Prices Frcss-
ng elsewhere. des15-tf
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EET HOLES ILE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
EE PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN ST. RE EFT --fFilenn-
1ersigned cud respectfay inform his fri and the public
IF Evansville Vicinity that having based the interest
Senior partner in the Iale w Reilly. he
carry the Grocery and Produce business the old
stan embraces this opportunity ofrsturng th4ns
andiatends effort TO merit aontinu
suee of the same je2o-Iy- WILLIAM REILLY.
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JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
CPE CnpVsc

INSTANT CURE OF PAIN, AGAIN on HAND.
greatest kne family Medicine for Barns Coughs
n Colds. Sore rhroats aud Qlinssy. VIII Diarrhea
Cholera Morbus Grauaa and asms viii and
Ague and kuawn fail. Daily aud hourly
thsMedcne for the diseases
An agent wrsI hal rather trust life with this
other medcne One aud all try theremedy satisfy
yourselves Increased sales in Indiana. thousand dozen
bottles alter than other Medicine
before the public For sale by all the
Oregon ~
WHOLESALE AGENTS:
LEIGH l. VIC BLING Granville In successor to Kel-
T & Farasey.
GHAs. IL CLARK. Vineennes. Ind asrtf
JoHN D. Pax OineinnAti ohiocan he obtaned Of them
at raaufaeburers' prices. BOYD. STONE & co,
Oeti-6mw Maumee City Ohio
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.TNRAGE NANrED.

~ are prepared Fire Proof Warehorse
ss any qlaptisy of Grain, Produce Merchandise
Tho Inostlib raj terms.
Haylngar and airy stairs particular will
taken Of Household Furniture Agricultural Implements
rust. ..-...---
effected st the lowest are proofrates by
{ r Logger when desired.
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Jana1 aud convenient for shipping by River Rail-
coad- Appyto navt GEo. FOSTER & 90.
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