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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-25

In accordance with the terms OF Joint
resolution which has passed the two Houses,
the Legislative assembly will on Thursday,
the 18th, take u recess until the first Wed
nesday Of june next We think we pass
only fair judgment on this body when We
say, that, in point Of intelligence, practical
ability, AMI patriotism it has not been
equalled by any former Legislature assem-
bled at the Capitol, nor has ii been excelled
by any similar body in any Of the North
western States. l! is in fact, ny well as in
theory fair representation of the virtue
and intelligence Of the people of Minnesota;
and one arguing the prevalence Of high
standard OF those rare but valuable qualities
among the masses.
Considering the cmbarrassments which
have environed the action Of the legislature
resulting from the gross wrong on the part
of Congress in delaying our admission into
the Union, and the consequent feeling Of un.
certainty, insecurity, aud illegality, which
possessed the minds Of portion of the
members, there has been great amount OF
valuable work for the good Of our infant
State. The members, AZ body, can return
to their constituents, deserving. and expect
ing to receive, their appreciation.
We hope it may not be thought indicate.
il we take the occasion to acknowledge our
obligations 10 the members of the House
and Senate for the uniform courtesy which
has been extended TO this Office in its official
relations with the Legislature. We have
rarely had occasion TO think OF the political
faith Of any member, through any exception
TO the general kindness and generosity. The
few departures from this spirit, We can easily
imagine to have been suggested by political
rather than personal differences. leaving be-
hind no unpeasantncss for further remcm
brance on either hand. With these feelings
We with the members safe journey 10 their
homes, pleasant sojourn among their con
stituents, and return TO their duties, nvig.
GRATED by their temporary release from the
labors Of the session.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-25
~. Paui ss a Whoiessi,og Point.

The geographical position Of st, Paul
the facilities il Possesses for the 'ransporta'
ton of merchandise 10 all points IN Mime.
sofa and the peculiar character and extent
Of the business transacted in the small towns
in the northern and western portion of the
State, unite in indicating this city as nj
mirably adapted To the prosecution Of every
description u wbolesaling busiDess All
that il requisite, Is the exhibition Of prop
CT spirit Of liberaIity and enterprise on the
part Of our city merchants, and the golden
prize Of a heavy trade will be secured.
But lew merchants outside Of St Anthony
and the principal towns on the Minnesota
river enjoy regular BUSINESS sufficient to
justify them 10 visiting the eastern cities, on
even Chicago and ~, Louis. 10 make their
purchases Of merchandise, groceries. iron,
DC; yet many incur the needless expense Of
buying at other markets simply bccausc st.
Paul merchants arc hacking either in far
seeing literali'y or cnterpris.
We urge upon our city merchants our
heavy dry goods, iron, and grocery establish
ments- the propriety Of prosecuting their
respective branches Of business this spring,
with redoubled enterprise and liberaIty
let il be- known throughout northern and
western Minnesota, that the country mer.
chants can not only save money, but expe
di,e their business, by purchasing here, and
they will do 40. Convince their Judgments
tha, j, is their interest 70 purchase in IT.
Paul, and our merchants will soou discover,
10 the increase Of their business and Of thc
property Of our city, the wisdom Of the
policy We recommend.
Many country merchants who annually
visit the east, are unaware that their pccuni
AIRY interests would b. promoted by purchas
ing here yet such in the fact II IL the
duty d our business men therefore, duty
they owe not only 70 themselves, but 10 the
community IN which they live--to spread
throughout Minnesota, the most ample 10
formation in reference 10 their desire and
ability 70 furnish retail merchants with their
spring and fall supplis Of goods. This
should not be done by adoerf"ng alone, but
By personal exrtion and solicitation.
In reference 10 advertising, we have
q word To Ay On our own behalf The
WgEKLr PiosRKs AyD DgnockAr has how
a circulation rapidly approaching Jouy thou
and oopiex. This numisr Ia circulated a.
most eIclSiveIy 10 MinDs-ots, and copy
Of the paper Is To BE- found 10 the store d
nearly every country merchant in the State.
VIVA, better means st. Paul merchants
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-25
For ths Especial Eddie alton Of I.eeo"sp to"
Democrats, who swear by the Washing
ton Cat0n.

On the 7th OF July last. the Washington
intora, the sotalled organ Of the administra
ton published All able article in reference
to the action d the Iecompton Convention
and the necessity for the submission Of the
entire instrument passed by that body TO a
vote Of the people. The article We publish
cd a, the time, and heartily endorsed it,
conclusions. For the benefit Of the few
Iecomptonites in st. Paul, who appear 10
be in ecstacies NJ 70 the patriotic, national,
and Democratic course Of the organ, 10
nou advocating what il condemned 10 July,
we reproduce a portion Of the UnDn. arti.
Gle
FROM Ihy wAsB!s1Tos CsIOs ~ JULY
I'VE do most dsvoutly believe that, unl,ss
u. Coasf,fai,o. Of karsas b. submitted 10 voss
Of ne people. Tie unhappy controversy which
has heretofore ragged IN that Territory will be
prolonged for IN indefinite time 70 come. We
are equally well convinced that the will u the
no majority, whether II be for or against slavery.
will finally triumph. though Il may be after
year Of strife, disas,sous 70 the best interests
Of the country, and dangerous. II may be, the
peace and safety Of the whole Union.
Again THIS movement u the Territorial
Authorities 70 form . consultation Ia made, nj
m he rsKsiaS soy, N Duysuan>s " an mailing
art " Cmgress. tsf On the ~ss mo<i0n Of DIs
7n,,triI kgsistsrs tfssif Nay Il has tssn
bsrus and oarTtsd On m ~ teeth Of q y.frsai ty
Cmxys" 10 pass ss<h an art. This irregularity 4
no, fatal. There are other cases 10 which II was
overlooked. Bot u can be waived only 10 con.
Alteration o. the fact that the people have e1.
pressed Their vii In unmistakabls language
n We dispense With the legal forms Of proceed
ing. vs must have the sukstsnce.
we think, for tbsse rsssons, that Governor
walker, In advocating . sebmission o. the Con
ssi,s,ion 70 . vote Of the people, a.i,d vth
s-,sd1w and rDt,>s, ard followed ns only i,as Of
pssy ssAsSA prs~'ss' 10 seffs the -sssd q,ssfse~
ssfAsT r,sA1s o. saiHfsstwp.''
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RsrL, ~ uoN. u. II, slu,.s,,

Mtspor,, March 20, 1855.
dtsrLhnns--ln reply tn your favor of the 1th
inst, beg leave 10 siato that the paragraph In
the Nnns'of,an oi The same date, enclosed by
You, Is entirely without foundation. ! have had
no consultation with the liailroad Companies
with regard to an extra scsaon, ur any other
subject whatever, nor would have deemed u
proper, even had ! been called upon 10 do so.
10 declare In advance VIVA, would 10 my action
officially, especially in case of ao much gravity
and Importance. That there may DO no mis-.
apprehension, repeat that no proposition has
been made 30 me 10 call tho Legislature topeth.
or, for the object mentioned IN your communi
cation, OF any other, by any person or persons,
whether connected OF not, with the Railroad
Companies.
Very respectfully yours,
H. ", SinLty,
Hon H. q, MrmnY and others
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-25
imP"ienc' Ove,,opping Itself

The Editor of the N'nnesotmn prcsume~
to raise question Of vcracity between Hon.
IL. u. S,nLKv and himself We will no,
insuI, the gentleman whose honor the Nm
ne'ottan affects TO 'mpugn, by any attemp,
at his defence. The public, certainly, can
not doubt which aide represents the truth,
when Mr.. SInrxy and DR.. Fosrrs are the
dispntants
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-25

The river, during Friday and Saturday
rose rapidly; it is now on stand OF falling
slowly.
A large number Of persons were attracted
to the landing Saturday morning. by the
first arrival from below this season--the
siaewheel steamboat, Hamburg. from Red
Wing.
The Jeanette Robert, the Equator aud
the Hamburg LEFT for the head Of the Lake.
The ice is ont of the Mississippi above
the Falls.
The Antelope, Captain lioughton. arrived
Monday from Shapokee and Chaska The
Antelope will run regularly during the sea-
son, between st. Paul aud the above ports.
There had been no arrival up to Saturday
night, at the foot OF the lake. The hey
City was expected daily and hourly at Wa
bashaw. The ice went ont below, before
the packets were prepared for the Spring
trade.
The Fire Canoe arrived yesterday morn
ing from Lake Pcpn. No boat had arrived
al the foot Of the Lake up to Monday morn
ing. Boats were daily and hourly cx.
pected at Reeds Landing.
The Medora arrived from Msnkato. with
number of passengers.
Lake Pepn, it is thought by all convers.
ant with its condition, will be clear of ice
this yeek -..----. ..-
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Another sai.ehooss Refutssl.
The following correspondence explains H.
..,if

IN, fnllow;,, ,or,,.,o,.,o,,. ,,,.;,s n
40 '>P'"'''' "
All
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"
ST. PAUL, March IL, tsjs.
""s' ukNN u SihisN -
phA" ~" IN All editorial, contained in this
uo'n'ng ISSUE OF the Daily Mnns.etian,"
heanea me TAXATION for the Railroad Loan"
Wv """ "o 'o"'"i"s statements, TO wit
W. s;sen mr,eer thai W. the original 'n,suucn Of
.ha '.,Nt, 'iss','T' nA, The l"stsatnre sieud al
mshi alarm The peo," M a ", w rs,ae"'" as' "7y
We ssser iha, ~ph lha, ,isw NV eopsaIt.a NJ. ~ ~
s,sss who y seems notwithstanding tho ,".itve prosrs
hon "a ds,craiaed % sumo he sherns,", ag q civ
aud that H. dtHe 10 h'S. ~, ,ei-,n,,,t, ID, Wiling -.
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possess, of securing increased business, than
by advertising in our country dition, we
do not know, We art glad to say, that not
only is the circulation Of our paper larger
than that of any other journal ia the North
west, but that ii is taken by men of all
shades OF political sentiment and prejudice,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-25

German migrants continue 10 sttIe on
the pare lands in the bess populated parts
Of southern Chill. They are literally ~
sisssi 90 tier ARRIVAL by tbe Goyernmen,
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4 true copY-Attest.
LossPH b. Haul, Secretary 4 the Saaatr

Efhe subscriber hereby gives pubic 40
tice to all concerned, that he has been dn
ly appointed and has taaen upon himself tie
trust Of Administrator upon the estate Of petcr
Powers, late of Br,ohiia in the County Of
Hancock, trader, deceased, BY giving bonds %
the law directs; he therefore requests all perFors
who are Indebted to the said doceasc,'s estate, Ia
make immediate payment, and those who have
any demands thereon, To exhibit the same for sc /
Element, NEW ELL POW ERS.
Brooklin, Tan. c. 1s5s.
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Clarke's Female Pills.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Clarke's Female Pills.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
Prepared from Prescription Of SIR j. Clarke, NJ u.
Ihyssciaa Extraordinary to tis Queen.
I>HIS invaluable medicine Is unfailing
in the cure of all those painful and DANGER
Gus disorders 10 which the female constitution is
subject. Ii modeGstcs all excuses and removes all
obstructions, and a speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
IL "a peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time
bring ON the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, Price Que Dollar, bears the Gov
eminent Staur Of 6rea. Britain, to prevent coun-
tsrieits.
Tbase Pills should not be taken by females that
AFe pre- gnant, during the first three months, they
efo sure to bring m'se9age; but at any other
- end in every other case, they are perfectly
IA,
9aAs Agents for this country.
l. O. BALDWIN Il Co, Rochester. n. Y.
yVITLk & MOSES, Auburn, N. Y,
GENERAL AGENTS.
I. e%el - And 6 postage Stamps enclosed to
- as6Aorizcd Agent, will insure bottle of tue
Pm ~ return mail
IN ak wholesale and retail by G. F. Sargent
o., Bsasor, and BY one Druggist in every town
q tn UIited States. Burr, Foster ( Co. NJ. !,
obahili, Boston, wholesale agents for Now Eng
hsd Sold ia Ellsworth by c. &. Peck II
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'FNIIE Proprietor Of this POTASH has
for many years seen Tie necessity # has ing
sorc re!iir9ie standard for Tie strength Of POI-
ASH. The adulteration has become 50 general
tia; it has, notwithstanding its valuable proper
ties, gone nearly out Of use The Proprietor has
taken the responsibility Of subscribing his name
to every package, and warrants the strength to be
uniform, anu when used always producing the
stne results. Potash many times IS adulterated
with salt, which is destructive in King soap; il
makes he Ladies say they did not have good luck,
&c. One ether reason that Potash has gone out
If use Is, it is 50 unpleasant 10 handle, teing put
ii in wooden casks, and becoming liquid in mn
J c.scs, and very troutl -s. ne d tAe retailers
NV the Pro- rietar first obtains pure Potashcs,
always being the sane strength, and reducing the
same results and will warrant 1t in all cases. il
the direct followed, 10 produce double the
effect IL ssaHir; lps, aid all ether purposes for
which Potash is used with tuii directions for max
ins the best 4 soft. Hard, OF Fancy Soaps. II is
made vita iit!c tFQh.e; the ley is all prepared in
tyc nr tel minutes.
! II. f.ta.l sa'ssSies t. cat ; lbs. Of grease
y e=. viii make one barrel beautiful soft soap.
( Directions for masking ,,tt soap.
! Directions for making Hard sap.
Directions Tor LaUagfics and Hotels
brocri lns for cleaning cotton waste that has been
ased iaf clearing machinery Of a.! kinds.
Directions tor using this Potash in place Of sal
soda.
| Directions for sticking Iadia-rubbe solcs on
81 ees
- Al the aboye directions accompany the cans.
ls-ly
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.I'FT 2,eceiEeG by Express, :. aeS.
> j u b sil5.a4, an4 Fame article. Also
Ge AHpiss, claHEss. with u...4y 4ther s.ctiel4s
'4sFfel 70 tie eaa,s "a: tas eutl,u4liiy, a-i TIC
,4zsa / tAe 5e.-.
IS &. q. Fs.G4.
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Notice.

THE colartnarnersbip heretofore existing between the
L u1defsguti, dissolved ny CONSENT Of part s M.
n, 1887 Al debts then dae thu lsr oi Love by Co,
PAYABLE to VIM joy LOVE 10Y,
81 WI JOY,
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To the Hon Court Of County for the Cpua
~ of Hancock next to be hJidc4 a; Ellsworth in sasl
County.
TUE undersigned would humb!y rerrcseu; TIA. n
road leading from Reuben A. EerciAliit's to John y
Lindsay is much needed. And the Se'yetnen IN TIC
l''h VI iteein'G lS,it positively rsa. laying -ai
their certificate % that dIe, wcuE. Therefore request
your IL Boarl h view sail ruatr, and II YOU think i.
eAreiisi'l lay Us gu: road. And duty bound will
ever pray kEl BhN 4. MERCHANT, aud ut..ers
Hancock, Dyc 9th, 1851.
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STATIt OLE MAINE

| HAScocs, ss.-Camt of County Commissioners,
January Term, 1858.
Upon the foregoing petition, it is considered
by the Gemmis sioHers, that the y, titioaers arc
responsible aud that they ought to be heard touch
ing the matter set forth in their petition, and
therefore order that the County Commissioner
meet at John H. Bioods, in Bncksport. on Tucs
day the lIth day OF May next. ut o'clock in
the forenoon and thence proceed to view the roua
mentioned in said petition; Immediately after
which view hearing Of the parties and witnesses
will be had at some convenient place in the sein-
\ ity, and such other measures taken in the prem
| iscs, as the Commissioners shall Judge proper.
| And it is further
| Oydered That the notice of the time, place and
purpose of the Commissioners meeting aforesaid
| be given to all persons and corporations uteres-
ted by serving an attested copy Of the petition
and this order thereon, upon the clerk Of the tew
OF BuckSPor and by posting IN attcstcd copies rs
aforesaid in three public places ia SAT-, town tar.
ty days at least before the TN appointed for sa ii
view, ana by publishing the EDITION and order
thereon, three weeks success lively in the Ellsworth
American. newspaper published in Ellsworth
| in the County Of Hancock, tie first publication
to be thirty days at least before the tine If said
view; That all persons and corporations interested
may attend and be he heard il they think fit.
Attest, P4EKEh " PtREl, C}erk.
true copy OF the petitiga and ordcr Thereon
AitesL ~. PERRI, Clert.
To The 'noraSc County con,ssancr. for the County
of Hancock.
Not petitioners respectfully represent that the Select
nun Of the Town Of fremont have viewed and laid
out aud reported to said Town Road from the County
Road IN SAID fremont, at South West IIarboF to tn,
sh"F" and Ia the Store of Andrew H. HAYNES follows
To Wiz Beginning On said County Road tie West iuc
et LHd owned BY u. L. luef, aud running eastrry Oh
said linz t. tie sh1rc, aud the shore said Hayness
Store aud bart Aud y5Gr petitioners further represent
Thai sd Town in thc.f town meeting, refused TO establish
sat! al, Wherefore Your Petitioners icei a. slyeea ad
respectfully request Your hon,r to give du, notice and
''ew AMI establish sud road And ia duty bound vul
ever play. 4 H. HAYNES anal : OF. az.
fremont, Oc;9b. 60 1SJI
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. 80 f''7' t''l- = ..ss
8iie@, No. 5 MIR street,
opposite uAu on south Chur
Boston, II ass.

oOStou' III tsS
Y y. \ Treatise upon thc NATtHE, CArst-. sIYr-
TONS, ahi PREVENTION 81 PULMONARY ta-tarres eata be
hai On sII Acaon at the OMce = tie Agent i..c. OF
viii le seut by mail 10 any address. This Treatise will
vii repay a ierlsa!- ae. l4-ly
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Ayers Cherry PeCtcral

ll.s irs AAa Manufactured ~ rraetIeai ehui's. 49,
Grey saGFs # 70 rn - bza sh tusprfa b s7u
ry 4a ssee T. .s seated as F-,s<tsi - las
,.rt3;s al etse satilr 10 Rid eets5ue,
4..ia II stucs,sg II Yes tho s1re., ~ thu
xerii has eses Aaswa tAs ctro q all Tglsa -
Elsiuts sr CataI8 C-zss t,ssryHss, ~ car
NutuFixp Ce' d, Ga S14rEe. tsiEfErSs Con- ~ y soi
tr tGo rEf 4 asps Tt.ts IN alsaatst ssas~s s.
the ilsAas. aakes thcAn facts sfisf All 4tf
Atvn. this nessinq hsa EEsiuAlly tz ihe .i feit
aa-a &n tsi ffg 80 h7s eaian 4 TIE Atas.eau
tsasant The ialarss 4 Eurgr.an sags. Ihr bout
thts entro ouniry, ryety ard city and ..i al
most ever haais, II cuiA CHsxsy Fsrrosst kaesn
the tr, q all rrnis fr diseasa II the threat and
lusa ia hsIxu countries IL extensively used ~
their Intelligent Thysieians II there any dcT~na
shat II every station GRITTY a hss bon~ sc
.hrna n trust sense- vt~n the dan
ruus arctprs II the lungs yisid tn IL. ie.eDd
tho of ni@rnt phy,scisn., uhn~e hasite~s
. kuo. tn sbsst II th7rs Is airy trlkane- upon
thing rrrfstshiy pruTrn that this us'oius dss
the class Il ds~ass Is designed sr tyoni AID
sill ether rrt@.b. known b mankind Nothing hat it, In
lrtnsis VIRTUES and the takatl. benefit eonssrei
Thousands q sufferers cosh originate and maintain The
reputation u enrys Whils many infersor rsEer have
ken ihfas; uiou tho community have faiei and tsn
dts sr.s this has gsu~i rtn- by TRIAL noufrrc
,cntGi the afflicted ihay forget snd atu!oeei
Ali 10
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N STORE!
NEW GOODSI
\ + y T IR N F.!

Nalasse- s4rar, c-aec, Teas, Tobacco. salcratas,
soap candle Starch iaee.r, Lam. 6if, burning
tiaid HF5e 81 al .ini-, aat such tGer articles
IS arr usually embraced in TIE Grocery business.
Also, Roots and Shoes (eztra quaity,) dry
Goods, Hardware. ooIeA and Crocscry Ware,
Paints, Oils, Glass, and Sail,, together with
Hat, Cars, &c, Ac.i aal, in short. all the va
rieu1 KINDS 4 goods usually found IA village re
tail sr Gerry store.
Cur goods are all Of an excellent quality and
purchased IS los a the lowest. Country Produce
Of all kinds viii be taken by US in exchange Tor
gods and the tishes, market prices viii b. paid
Ne asa va t. give your patrs mage and We - II
et4eagos t. g. you we'll u every respect.
H. Ii. HARDEN Il co.
IL II. HARDEN J. Il. CHAMBERLAIN.
EII.a I'll. ST. Is. l95T.
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Are particularly sisrte,i to
arrangements cf The digestive
apparatus, and diseases aris-
ing ftom impurity of t,s,
blood. A large part II Ak tbs
complaints that sfiiiet man
Kind originate In one f tisess.
and consequently these PIlLs
arc found 10 cure many vart-
ALL ~ Itssasa
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Prepared by DR.. J. L. AVER,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.

LOWELL. MASS
AND s0ip b
CAryfN- "a PtCk IIi.w.tth; u { tstsrr., Jr, Han
OK. 4 T0tt, SplIfan. John fierssr, Houkist-ara',
-t ikrI5 -tcst-4i, ". LlgAssh, Miltr,iEsi Nleh-
tf.e ~ r. ., Cfsfrvtra'. HeHstisA Meas, SUR,
IA - fzt. blsriI. shl ali Gfas s.sls auA eakts Ia
rs f454 tl-fes 'sa, ii.e ~as'!. ly1T
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FERTILITY or GtANuoNToN LANDS.

Pa -. , -.
- tU land IS C the lst quality
spr agricultural purposes Ihose ~ho purchese Vii d. vel
IL must bg v,y pleased in the iines Al he
dar. viii the town int class Boattin- sel
ipsry Tor young lsigs. THIS lot have sl-o bought IL Vii
BE- conducted by my daughters who conduct aS hacaia
At
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Cologne, Hair Oil.

supcrdne quality.
Toys Too Numerous 10 Mention.
p. Watches, Clocks, JeweIry, Mariners and
Land Canpasscs, repaired with neatn-ss and de-
spatch, and WARRANTED. Spcetaclc Frames
repaired aud glasses inserted to suit any ages
ly-20
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q PaLsiRH~ PATENT LEG Is worn b. up
!. !. !. !.
warta - Two rtIoUs AND Ind .aala 1s.sisS-
ing and stands Ara.tca snG Ia
" r1p-- AsarieA the -GRIaT MEDAL. 4.ue we,tA's
- lslahtiaa In Lsnden sll IN MEDAL a. " Ne.
York CrytA fSlaes and HIGHEST PREMIUM 81
g. Ana#-l Exhibitions Ia The tHiss iA&iGr Lea
q iaf- ra.soa sent ft~e BY mail BY PALMER CO.
Ma utzeEFc - ursxa Basfda, frefaayeG ...ri
- spua-al.da ssss ~ rs BFo&t.ay. hes flsk.
lie. II ltnt
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CONSTIPATION - CosrrvrSsss.


FoK UEApAcHH- HEApAcUr-forr sroM-
Observation-Disclosures
EIrs - &c.
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r. J. Tht wv GAMMA stIEA. ny l. ssss-.
IL ST. aaeai: -sigs aaa7!y AAif a ai'ss . g5ss'
\ ~ sf.faiAr4. r.A work ia
sufs FgAaN n TIE =4as3Hf saFfeinaer 70 the