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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-05-09

MARSHALL Il CO., BANKERS AND
IV1 EXCHANGE BROKERS, corner Third and Cedar
Streets ST. Paul. Minnesota-Wl receive deposits, buy
and sell exchange, deal in Land Warrants, and Loan
money and make Investments for non-residents.
REFER TOO. Ii. Rogers Co., so Wall street, New
York; Keen Taylor, l01 Walnut street, Philadelphia
N. Holmes Sons, Pittsburgh; Bank of Missouri and
Darby and Barksdale, ST. Louis; Kinney, Espy Co..
Cincinnati Marine Bank, Chicago; N. Corwith Co.
Galena; Fiagg Savage, Quincy, III. aug IA lawtf
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-05-09

A New Posr OFFICE The old Baldwin
School House, adjoining the city hall, which
was purchased by Geo. L. Becker from the
Trustees some time since, has been leased
By Post Master Cave for new office. The
workmen have been employed several days
in altering and arranging it for that purpose.
A wing is to be added to the east side, making
front there of 70 feet. The interior will
be roomy and we'll lit, with ample room for
all the business to be conducted in it, fur
nishing sleeping apartments for the clerks, a
private affice for the p. NJ. &C., as all the
ground floor will be occupied. There will
be almost four times as much room as in the
old P. o. Two thousand glass boxes will be
built along the east front, and the lock box
es numbering about 500 will be so arranged
as to afford access to the owners at all times,
day and night.
Additional force will be employed in the
new Office, to accommodate the large and in
creasing business to be done there. Our
citizens can congratulate themselves that
there will now be Post Office suitable to
the size Of the place, and the business done,
and the attaches feel glad that they can soon
leave the miserable crowded, i'll arranged,
uncomfortable, dirty quarters which every
citizen knows has been for two years incum-
mensurate to the wants of the public.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-05-09

YESTERDAY e, 'ering, during the high wind,
a large heavy sign on Mosely's building, op-
posite this Office, blew down, snd narrowly
ssesped falling on a ,pan passing by.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Cathcaft f. Co.,
wHoLEsALE AID Retail. pEALERs m roxxox Am
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.

CathCaft q Co.,
WHOLESALE AID RETAIL pzALzss m rosu,ou Am
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
COMMENCED Business in Saint Psul Four Years ago,
then little than Indian trading post since that
time 1t has risen from the dimensions Of an obscure VII
age to City of 10000 nhsbitants-the emporium Of
commerce which already counts by millions Their own
success has kept pace with this uxHxAxLzD PROGRESS
Their business has
MORE THAN DOUBLED!
Every year since its commencement They have re.
Gently built, e'i3H DE ''i'i-s,ts'
ON THIRD ST., BET. ROBERTS AND MINNESOTA,
A New and Spacious Brick store,
Fitted up in the most MODERN STYLE, and adapted in
design and capacity, and in the elegance neatness and
convenience Of It's interior arrangements to the increas.
Ing exgences Of the trade and the astonishing expansion
Of their
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUSINESS.
Their extended facilities and intimate acquaintance
with EASTERN MARKETS, have enabled them to select
stock Of Foreign and domestic DRY GOODS UsBQUALKD
In THE NORTHWEST! for its extent, splendor and va.
riety comprses all the Choicest FAN and Winter styles
OF DRESS AND FANCY GOODS!
and consists Of all grades and prevailing modes now
nered to the taste and fashion Of the East and South
'EPUDArISG from the start the IxsoLESr ASSUMPTION Of
'me inexperienced dealers that Anything viii do for
he West "-instead Of attempting to foist shop-worn
'ares and obsolete modes upon the Market they have
'spred to bring the resources of - .---..--... .-
Fashion and Taste in Minnesota
Up to the most EXQUISITE STANDARD or BROADWAY With
stock Of SlOO, 900, selected on this principle and
low displayed in their large and magnificent saesroom
'here corps Of gentlenany and obIging Clerks are
lways in attendance, they have commenced their
sEMI-ANNUAI. SALES. They invite particular atten.
ion to thei. spacious
CARPET WAREROOM,
oruggets Floor Oil Cloths &C., offered in this City,
exclusively to
Hosiery, Gloves, Fancy Goods, &c.
n which they claim the pre-eminence universally ac-
orded their taste and discrimination.
CATHCART CO., call the attention Of the mer-
hants and business men of the Minnesota and Mssis-
pp Valleys and throughout the NorthW to their
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
hey have taxed their utmost to place their
Wholesale Business footing which will enable st.
au compete with the most favorte depot Of Western
rade Their stock, footing 100000 fills the whole
'OUR FLOORS Of their spacious establishment, and
ong experience has qualified them to select the Staples
md Grades suitable for the Market and their ex-
ended facilities enable them to a a-} it
Sell at Chicago and st. Louis Prices!
With the difference Of freight added. Nobody will
ioubt this who will do them the favor to examine their
stock and facilities. novl5-dawy
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FRIDAY, MAY I
nnUU Am

FRIDAY, MAY l.
ARRIVALS.
Galena, Laughton,. .Galena.
War Eagle, Kingman
Golden State, Harlow,
Red Wing, Woodhburn,
w. s. Nelson, Jameson, st. Louis.
Rescue, Irvine, Pittsburgh.
Harmonic, Allen, Galena.
Cremona, -,
Montauk Burke,
Time and Tide, Roberts, Lake Pepin.
Eolian, Troy, Galena.
DEPARTURES.
Equator, Seucerbox, Mankato.
War Eagle, Kingman, Galena.
-Cremona, -, Minnesota River.
Rescue, Irvine, st. Anthony.
SATURDAY, MAY2.
ARRIVALS.
City Belle, Lodwick, Galena.
Keystone, Owings, st. Louis.
Brazil, Hight, St. Louis.
La Crosse, Brickle, Pittsburgh.
Conewago, Ward, st. Louis.
Sam Young, Reno, Pittsburgh.
+. Steele, Davidson, Cincinnati
Itasca, Written, Galena.
Key City, Worden Dubuque.
Minnesota Bene, Hill, Galena.
Fred Lorenz, Parker, Pittsburgh.
Golden State, Harlow, Galena.
Montauk, Burke, Saltwater.
Galena, Laughton, Galena.
Harmonic, Allen, St. Anthony.
City Belle, Lodwick, Galena.
Eolian, Ray, saltwater.
Fred Lsrenz, Parker, St. Louis.
Red Wing, Mankato.
SUNDAY, MAY 8.
ARRIVALS.
Golden Era, Scott, Galena.
Minnesota, Hay, Pittsburgh.
Kate French, French, St. Louis.
W. L, Ewing, Smith, st. Louis.
Orb, Spencer, st. Louis.
Hamburg, Rowe, Fulton City.
Ocean Wave, Andrews, Galena.
Rescue, Irvine, St. Anthony.
Mansfield, Capt. Owens, st. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Rescue, Irvine, Pittsburgh.
Key City, Worden, Dubuque.
1tasca, Written, Prairie du Chen.
Minnesota Belle, Hill, st. Louis.
La Crosse, Brickel, Pittsburgh.
MONDAY, MAYA.
ARRIVALS.
Messenger, Stuart, Cincinnati.
Saracen, Stran, St. Louis.
Northern Light, Lodwick, Dunlieth.
Harmonic, Allen, St. Anthony.
Excels or, Conway, Fulton City.
Grey Eagle, Harris, Galena.
La Clede, Worries, St. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
f. Steele, Davidson, Mankato:
Golden State, Harlow, Dubuque,
Ocean Wave. Andrews, Prairie du CHEN.
Excelsior, Conway Fulton City.
Golden Era, Scott, Dubuque.
TUESDAY, MAY s.
ARRIVALS.
Fanny Harris, Anderson, DuIlieth,
litor, Brady, St. Louis.
Medora, Michigan, pittsburgh.
Lucie May, Sargent, st. Louis,
Orb, Spencer, st. Anthony.
Tishmingo. Jenks s., Louis.
Sam Young, Reno, St. Anthony.
Envoy, Martin, St, Louis.
Red Wing, Ward, Mankato.
Gfanite State, Gabbert, Dunleith.
FIRE Canoe, Spencer, Danieth.
DEPARTURES.
Hamburger, Roe. Fulton City.
Northern Light, Lodwick, Galena,
Mansfield, Owens, st. Louis,
Time and Tide, Roberts, Menksto,
Sarcean, Stran, st, Louis.
Equator, SencefbOX, Mankato.
Gray Eagle, Harris, Dubuque.
Minnesota, - Mankato.
La Clede, Worries, S.. Louis.
TUESDAY, MAY 6.
ARRIVALS.
Itasca, Written, Prairie du Chen.
Vixen, Mason, Pittsburgh.
Northern Belle, Hurd, Galena,
DEHARTunES.
Fanny Harris, Anderson, Galena.
Sam Young, Reno, st. Anthony.
Eire Canoe, Spencer, Fl. Rdgely.
THURSDAY, MAY I.
ARRIVAL
Alelia, Gillett, ST. Louis.
War Eagle, Kingman, Gaiena-
ocean War, Andrews, Prairie du Chen.
Wave, Maxwell, Mankato.
DEPARTURI5.
Ocean Wave, Andrews, Prairie du Chen.
Northern Belle, llurd, Galena.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-05-09

$744, 1t will turn out 60 Barrels per day. This Mill Is
cheap, simple and compact requiring less pow
Grand affection, and making larger yield and better
quality of than any mill IN Engines, Boilers,
ling and Mill Gearing of all descriptions furnished
; q order The best old German Anchor Boiling Cloth
and Boiling of all sizes constantly hand at the lowest
prices W. n 1n SO.
80 Cincinnati Ohio my-Sw2w
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w w. HAMER 4 CO., manufacturers

!" . OF FLOUR MILLS,
Corn and Feed Minis,
Smut Machines, Flour
Packers, Corn Shelters,
&C., &c. Our COMPLETE
FLOUR MILL grinds and
bolts at a Single opera
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SUNDAY, MAY 8.

Ahkit ALS.
Golden Era, Scott, Galena.
Minnesota, Hay, Pittsburgh.
Kate French, French, st. Louis.
W. L, Ewing, Smith, st. Louis.
Orb, Spencer, St. Louis.
Hamburg, Rowe, Fulton City.
Ocean Wave, Andrews, Galena.
Rescue, Irvine, St. Anthony.
Mansfield, Capt. Owens, st. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Rescue, Irvine, Pittsburgh.
Key City, Worden, Dubuque.
1tasca, Written, Prairie du Chen.
Minnesota Belle, Hill, st. Louis.
La Crosse, Brickel, Pittsburgh.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-05-09

LARGEST LAND SALE OF THE SEASON.
Mr. ). Wesley Bond has sold to Col. Henry
McKenty his entire interest in Kinney,
BOND a III aders Addition, for the sum Of
twenty-soyen thousand five hundred dollars.
half cash and the balance in one year at
ten per cent. Itcomprises SIS lots.
Mr.. Walters, the constable who levied
On part Of the engine of the steamer Sara
cue. has sent in a communication correcting
the report we made OF the transaction. The
only d. ;fference between the captains version
and his. is, that the watchman was not
knocked .1own, or any Of his party had We:
pous. five were misinformed we willingly
correct the small error.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-05-09

GARDEN SEEDS.-WE HAVE JUST
VI received by Express, large supply Of fine FRESH
SEEDS, which we offer for sale by the box Or single
paper. DAY jerks, Cor. Third and Cedar Ste
GUNS! GUNS! GUNS!-MARKLKY 4
NJ KERN have received one Of the finest and largest
Stock Of Guns that have ever come to this Territory
They also In receipt ~ their Spring Stock of Hard
asre. q Fisif from the ptbc is re6ilss Al No
Empire Beck. s.. Ariho'fy ssrseS - Pads saa9.t
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-05-09

rAIENA LrwE!---I00 BAREEhs ZOE
W sase By fspi) aLABELs 5 sefDAsN1's
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-05-09

J. JAZZ KNOX, JOHN J. KNOX,
II. NJ. KNOX, Bank of Vernon New York.
FXCHANGE AND BANKING OFFICE
Il OF J. JAY KNOX {. CO., New Stone Block,
the Post Office Exchange bought and sold Sole Agents
in Minnesota for
Duncan, Sherman & Co.'S. Foreign Bills,
OF One Pound and upwards, on England, Ireland and
Scotland. Deposits received and unquesonabe security
offered to depositors.
REFERENCES:
New YoRK.-Duncan, Sherman & Co.; Atlantic Bank;
the Banks in Syracuse.
CHICAeo.--9farine Bank. Decl5
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lXl RQSTMlCK TN. ~.

lV1 BOSTWlCK, PEASE co. Third, near Robert ST.
SAINT Paul. Minnesota are prepared to receive Depos-
its make long and short loans first class security:
Buy and sell Exchange and Eastern Certificates on De-
posits and pay God Silver Eastern Bank Notes,
transact general Banking Business VIM. Bostwick late
Cashier of the Mahawie Bank Great Darlington Mass
R. L. s. Pease, late Cashier of the Iron Bank Falls Viii
lage, Conn., Richard H. Pease Proprietor of the Excel.
sior Agricultural Works, Albany, N Y. Charles Hunt;
President of the Kousatonic Railroad Company Hunts
ville Conn. Reuben Bostwick Cashier Of the Pine Plains
Bank; Plat A. Paine, Northeast w.
REFER To:-Iron Bank Conn., (; Metropolitan BanA,
Atlantic Bank, Meigs & Greenleaf New York; Mahawe
Bank, Mass. Hon. Erastus Corning, Thos w Olcott ESQ.,
Albany /. ii. Burch Co., Chicago. mar11 -daw1y
WTM. l.. BANNING Il CO., BANKERS.
w Banking House Eagle Street, near the Winslow
House, ST. Paul. Money received Deposit, Exchange
Bought AMI Sold, Money constantly On hand at market
rates. Loans for large sums Heal Estate made on the
most favorable terms. je9-dawy
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-05-09

i TY. IN THE PROBATE COURT fOk RAMSEY
Cavity In the matter of the Estate Of WILLIAM W.
PACE deceased Upon reading and filing the Petition Of
John W. Prince, o resident of said County, and 1t ap
nearing therefrom that the said petitioner has in his
instrument in writing purporting 10 be the
last win and Testament Of WILTON W. Page, late Of said
County deceased, And 1t further appearing, from the
ssf petition that the legatees named In said WILL and
ali persons in any interested in the Estate Of
said Deceased, are now residents of this Territory
1t is ordered that all persons in any interested
In the Estate of said deceased be notified to be and APP
near before the Judge of Probate of the County of RAM
sew aforesaid at his Office in the City of St. Paul In said
County, Saturday, the 18th day Of June next at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day, to show cause
any exists why the said instrument should hot be adj
mfted to Probate and proved the last viii and Tesla
ment of the said William w. Page, deceased. And ID
further ordered that such notice be given to all persons
interested in the said Estate, by the publication Of this
order three weeks successfully in public newspaper
printed and published In said County Of Ramsey called
the "Weekly Mnnesotian."
Dated at the Office Of the Judge Of Probate Of Ramsey
County, May 9Th, 1857. Nv. d. HEARD,
District Attorney and Er- 01cto, Judge Of Probate.
rQu~Af a
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FREE HOMES to ACTUAL SETTLER

H Rec HUNDRED LOTS IN JUDsON
Will be given to persons who will settle and build upop
them. This town is eighteen miles West Of st. Peter,
the South Shore of the Minnesota River and is the
commercial centre Of fertile agricultural and well set
tied country. fine Hotel and Saw Mill are in the
course of construction. Apply to
Z. F. SLAUGHTER,
Dealer in Real Estate, Third Street, St. Paul.
May 5, 1857. my5.dt
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Golden State, Harlow, Galena.
Montauk, Burke, saltwater.
Galena, Laughton, Galena.
Harmonic, Allen, St. Anthony.
City Belle, Lodwick, Galena.
Eolian, Ray, Saltwater.
Fred Lerenz, Parker, St. Louis.
Red Wing, Mankato.
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TESTIMONY FOR DEFENCE.

Patr. ck BTce, Soorm Was present at the
fuss: saw Forester come out from behind
the counter with loaded revolver; he told
Patrick Mur. nan to keep back l told Muir
nan not to stri Ike him Bell and Murnan told
Forester to be quiet; the crowd rushed on
and the fighting commenced. Awoman was
there, and Bell said, "Don't hurt the
woman!" then man came from the kitchen
with long weapon, facing the crowd, &c.
This witness talked so low, and with
such foreign accent, that our reporter
could understand but little of the testimony.
On the cross examination, the witness con-
tradicted his former evidence in an unmis-
taxable manner.1
LIP. Cottsr sscorn Was in the Apollo
Saloon when the crowd came in; heard
Smith say, "Don't hurt Fred" Did no
see Smith or Bell making any violent dem
onstrations then; tried to prevent a fuss
I saw no blow struck; heard glass break
ing; saw nothing thrown heard two shot
then, and saw Murnan minute after~ard
with blood running down his clothes; wa
in front room. The whole occurrence di
not occupy five minutes.
Slichael PlaHm sWorn Was at the doc
when The crowd came in; heard them 81,
that they ,same to have drink; saw Foers'
| ter strike ona a. the men muss then com
menccd Forster retrs' ssed sotne oar f'''"
the crcTTd and followed FoSs rsse1 ana =
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-05-09

Per Eeystone--3 bxs. mdse, Day jerks; peEgs.
BO;Sank Co; 34t dc, UIlmsn 1890 lbs. sundries,
Il. Rogers & Son: III pcks. indse Bass Co.
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MONDAY, MAY A.

Messenger, Stuart, Cincinnati.
Saracen, Stran, St. Louis.
Northern Light, Lodwick, Dunlieth.
Harmonic, Allen, St. Anthony.
Excels or, Conway, Fulton City.
Grey Eagle, Harris, Galena.
La Clede, Worries, st. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
+. Steele, Davidson, Mankato;
Golden State, HarloW, Dubuque,
Ocean Wave. Andrews, Prairie du q
Excelsior, Conway. Fulton City.
Golden Era, Scott, Dubuque.
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ARRIVALS.
City Belle, Lodwick, Galena.
Keystone, Owings, st. Louis.
Brazil, Hight, St. Louis.
La Crosse, Brickle, Pittsburgh.
Conewago, Ward, St. Louis.
Sam Young, Reno, Pittsburgh.
+. Steele, Davidson, Cincinnati.
Itasca, Written, Galena.
Key City, Worden, Dubuque.
Minnesota Bene, Hill, Galena.
Fred Lorenz, Parker, Pittsburgh.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
" ATa Court of Probate holden at Sharon, within

' Ia Court of Probate holden at Sharon, within fA and for the District of Sharon, on the I4th day of February. A. D., 1857.
 Present. CHARLEs F. SEDGwIcK, Esq, Judge
 Upon the Application of MARY fl. BROWNELL |of Sharon in said District, showing to this Court that she is parent of EDWARD F. BROWNELL, and RUSSEL B BRONNEIL, Minors, ielonging to said District and that said Minors the owners of an interest in the following real estate viz about four of land on the East side of Sharon town street. with dwelling house and other buildings thereon also about seven and onefouth acres of land lying East of Sharon street, and on the Goshen turnpike also six and thirtytwo rods of land adjoining the land of Philo Hamlin also, seven acres and thirty four rods of land tae dwelling ho'ise of John Moreheuse also, fourteen acres seventy-one rods of land North of Merchants Mill also twen- ty-four acres ninety two rods of land South of Bog Meadow so called and twelve of land near the dwelling house of Phlander Abel. valued at about Fourteen Hundred Doflars and showing just and reasonable cause for selling said real estatepraying for order, that she some other meet person be empowered to sell the same, per application on fle dated the 14th day of February, 1857, more fully appears.
 Ordered That the foregoing application be heard at the Probate Office in said Sharol on the 25th day April, 1857, at o'clock forenoon andthat notice thereof be published fin public newspaper near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks successively at least six weeks before said time signed. Certified from Record,
 44-3t CHARLES F. SEDGWICK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2

.,...-... .s. WASHINGTON, Feb. 26. as The Senate have been in session all day on the Tariff. and at 9 o'clock are still in session, with an apparent determination to come to a vote tonight. Mr. Sumner appeared in his seat at 2 F. M. He was warmly welcomed by his friends, but was not accosted by sin gle Southern Senator. Mir. Butler gazed at him and wiped his eyes, evidently at the thought of Mr. Brooks. ...
 Mir. Fessenden was compelled to leave the Senate by illness, and could not be present at the final voting on the Tariff tonight.
 By q parliamentary stroke the appropriation bills were slid in ahead of the proceedings on the Investigating Committees Report this morning in the House, and a smart days work was done thereon to the exclusion of all other busi.ess. Bills were passed to-day appropri.- ting over $35,0o0,O0O This Included SIS, 10000 for the Army $l2,O0O 900 for the Macy $l,5O0,OO0 for Steam Mail Lines : $2,O00,0O0 for Qualifications, and $5, ,OOO, 900 or $s,O00,O00 for items of civil service, such as Coast Survey, Capitol Extension, Custom Houses, &c
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
s1ke1scn,s svSssssa,,g Lsnsnsess.

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the success which this article has attained. For Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Burns, Bruises Stiff Joints, or Galds no equal for Man or B Beast Nc person aP will be with out it who has once tested its value. c And with reference to the general estimation of the Mustang Iiniment, l cheerfully say that no article ever performed so many cures in our neighborhood as this. L. W. Smith, Ridgefield, Cenn.-S. Leitch, Esq, Hyde Park, Vt, writes, that the horse s considered worthless, (his heaves but since the free use of the Mustang Liniment have sold him for S15O Your Liniment is doing wonders up here" Such testimony is reaching us every day. The half is not told. Every family should have it. Beware of imiations. The genuine Mustang is sold by all respectable dealers throughout the World.
 1m-43 BARNES & PARK, Propretors, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
The European MAGICAL COMPOUND.

FOR RHEUMATISM, STRAINS, BRUISES
 FRESH WOUNDS, BURNS, CHILBLAINS,
 AND OLD SORES.
 WITH few applications they readily yield to its magical powers, and by it's use much pain and suffering might be saved if it could be introduced into every family in our land. As
 - :" "H@"9- 6DH@ it is unequalled and no one who owns horse price of your horse It is truly the Farriers friend the travellers hopc and the farmers dependence. The above Eminent was discovered some years ago by an English chemist, who died suddenly and the recipe was lost to the world until recently found among his papers, and is placed before the pub lie, challenging it's superior.
 There have been several hundred bottles sold in the vicinity where it is made, and in no case has it ftled 10 accomplish all and even more for which it has been recommended.
 At the solicitation of many persons who have been benefited by its the subscriber is now preparing to extend its circulation that the public may be benetitted The proprietor contempates having every family in the state visited with this valuable Eminent. The price will be reduced one-haif from its original price, from 90 cents to 9 cents per bottle of six ounces which is less than it could be made by the small quantity. thus bringing it within the reach of all, and whoever refuses to purchase when opportunity presents will soon regret it. THREE or FOUR GOOD AGENTS find steady employment until the whole state is vasscd. and but a small capital is required. Fifty dollars will give person good outfit. and success is certain if they take with them the following nee essary articles and perseverance,. Applications for agency must benade soon ana personally to the subscriber The medicine will be ready about the lE of April next at wholesale. Prepared only by
 C. F. PECK, Proprietor,
 Successor to Peek Gilmore X Co. Ellsworth, Conn.,. February 3, 1851. 45 yl