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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-06

Look our FOR CorNTEaFEIr ENDORSE
MESrs We understand that counterfeit
endorsements Of the name Of j. j. Knox Il
Co, on Central Bank OF Gray Wildcat, are
in circulation, one OF our shrewdest business
men having been imposed upon yesterday
IN receiving one Of them. Business meu
had better take warning, aud stop the cir
cula,ion OF this endorsed currency at once
We cannot well avoid the conclusion that
there is ras salty connected with il, either
On the part OF brokers who have received
this wild cat for endorsement, or upon the
part Of the individuals who have furnished
the brokers with ii. la any event the bust
ness community has but one course to pur'
sue. IN sell protection. aud that ~ to force
every dollar of wild cat endorsement II
upon the endorsers, AMI then refuse to coun
tCuance ia issue hereafter.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-06

DISrsicr toVGr The District Court
Of Ramsey tonnty, met % Monday, III par.
'aAucc Of the Adjournment, OF the regular
term, The jury Of The frs, part of the term
con, aaes in ATTENDANCE. thc Court mt
at 10 O'Clock, and cailci tbs jayy roll, and
a. no CASTS &trc ready Tor trial. and ali, r
agrycag upon No. IN the calendar, j Il.
Irvine VI. steamboat Hamburg, TO be taken
up iins in tae morning, su sdjournmea, was
ordered 10 10 o'clock The Court vii
hold hat one session daily.
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nEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE


~ IN he payment o. ,As sun q four huni I'd
sud forty 81 ~ sud ~ c@Bt. sk.cl cismci De
cue a. he Dali Of bis not'" sn ezra in en,ure Of
n"fIsaEr b~acAg "a ne Hour e-Hih cAy Nuys nber.
70. .. rNfcstet ~ hTrsn ., = Terry. of Ramsey,
rrauu ta~n i-rrisrr, Hpg >a~ q MaE~sous - Ahor.
u campbell. psry me srclCA gart, sad Tsegr{.t IN
h oaicr az SO ser n Deed. "a ard iar Ramsey
canu'', snrrssli. a Box g. NaFg gcs ~ 40
/. -, 90 tac 2s' lay II Nsyeu Der, A. ID 1856, Al
ocArck
sos ,h-re.nrs - virtue az power 81 sse eo1tansd
n al mortgage sHt ri gAa stairts 10 ssch ms8s
sui Prov 81 uftcs i Sereby go t4Ai Ae premises
dr>ef'u@i b. %Hi covered ~ SAD nor gsse, 70 ~
Ia 90 pNpE deserted pieces g ltnd nS ard b. .ns
~ o. r. u - Taui, a be coi4J "a .Ase aors..Ii
snf fn.ei a. f,lass
'sIaumr c.. a yaga. 90 The snglh tt.- Il sishh
strs-, GO fee S--il ON be C.rurr @! Fssa Aod 10
sAbri sr-r.- .Esace s1a.h, orc hgrirch Jseue-
se,. IFS tyst ,arnre ror.a. hastrei frst trnc.
e,st cry feet :, h piaoe - orstnnnE sNi pee, a
Kra1ad b-,hg sss frs "a ~ par u ss 90 an and
~ p ~ l..rs q Ia Nalosya -miE's Atiilln . tss
cirg q - Pal s0Seher vh all tk- .gaeuts and
.puurtsf ssees tH.r-uas3 belonging ~ % an sse %
ps-t.itn. u $50 DO 80 a. praus ve81re ne fruet ~
- . t4,4gi iauss. a ~ az q = Pan caiy e.
tsnS~f au ~ssf. ou frasi, 10 !Sh cay q sstf4syy
e - s. q ies % rias - fer o - .l,fY ss
~aspai "a. a. s.ia "a .tg', cost ssi~
ALh.AF u CANrBsII.
. 4o-.s.see
hsfcastt T. = hs'sE.A. A. -S-eys ~ ka-SAgs~.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-06

BAsk or Sr PAUL.--Wc understand Mr..
EIdridgo has returned TO this city, bringing
With him Ohio stocks to deposit with the
State Auditor br the circulating bills OF
the Bank ct ST. Paul
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RAMSEY Cousrv Scar. proposition
from Messrs w. l.. Banning. j. j. Knox
and T.. +. Edgerton, was presented to the
Board Of County Supervision on Monday,
10 endorse S24 900 Of County Scrip, under
the same regulations as between the CITY
and Pcase, Chaliant & Co. The PROPOSE
ton was submitted to Aid. Branch. Aid.
Wolf, aud the District Attorney, 10 fix
upon the articles Of agreement to be signed
The County Board, VIC understand, ARE al
most unanimous on the question, so that
there ig no question Of the communication Of
the agreement. With the S24 600 County
Scrip, aud $4,000 City Scrip. and the
equal amount of Redemption Orders, making
in all u capital Of $4,000, fire OF the re
spectacle bankers propose to go into n
banking busincss. in connection with the
City Corporation and the County authori
ties, in direct violation Of the Bank Law
the Shnplaster Law. and the Constitution
of the State When such high contracting
parties disregard law and do 1t unpunIshed,
Of v hat use are the Offices OF our Attorney
General. or County Attorney and City AT
toruey? There can be no plea Of want OF
lawful knowledge Of these violations. They
ore patent to the whole community Query?
|, i not an established principle Of law
that all contracts made in violation OF statu
tory provisions, ere po,dP II 80, can the
CITY and County avail themselves Of the
proceeds Of stocks or other securities do
p0sited in their hands, il the brokers dc
posting refuse finally to redeem the Re
dempit0n OrdcTsl
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involved 10 the financial presidents inaugur.
atsi BY the city, and followed BY the county
and by private individuals. are already up
on Is. Nothing but the prompt interposi.
ton OF the strong arm Of the law, can
rescue Us from the most disastrous conse-
quences
One effect OF this laundering policy, be-
sides the immunity it offers to an unlimited
violation OF the law. is already observable
in the growing scarcity OF a sound currency,
which is being fast displaced by the cheap
trash winch the city ard county. and private
brokers, are manufacturing. This scarcity
is marked by tho rapid rise of exchange
which is now bought and sold by the bro.
kers, az follows:
Exchange on New York. III prem. ifprem.
Exchange on st. LouIs.i} ="
*. On Chicago par &.It II
uo'u'
Exchange are scarcely 10 be had even at
the above rates. and there is prospect OF
an immediate rise to an unprecedented mark
So that it was shrewd financeering on the
part OF l.. &. & Co. to agree to redeem city
scrip in exchange, at current rates. as they
are pretty sure Of profitable shave in the
transaction.
City scrip, however, of the new endorsed
issue, has risen to par--thc Old issue, unen.
dorsed. selling at 9Oc. County orders sell
ut SOC. and Csc. State orders it is impos.
sible to quote, none being in circulation
and holders insisting on par. They are jus.
titled in fixing this standard OF value, since
it is probable that the whole amount Of
State warrants in the interior has been alb.
soroed in the payment Of State taxes, and
none are to be found outside Of tho County
Trcasurer's Office, except in this city and
some OF the larger towns.
We quote the following from the N. Y.
Journal Of Commerce, OF the 29th:
There IA no change to notice in tn. rates of
interest but capital il less freely offered, and
the gathering in of money to pay dividends has
disturbed sumo loans on call, thus creating
an appearance Of greater activity Ia the de.
mand.
We quote
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graphed. Wig. female sitting on she'll: head
OF Franklin in the left lower corner: State Coat
OF Arms on the right lower corner. zoe on each
upper corner.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-06

PioArER AHp Dgnocaar Ovris
~ PArl JAnuAry

PiosrER AHp DGHocasr OVSeI. !
ST. PAIL, January s. 1874 !
The holidays being over, the City has been
dull during the present week, and prices have
remained stationary. The supply Of all arti.
cles Of consumption is good, and present rates
will continue. We quote - follows: "a.
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CLANS AGAINST raE Cry -- Claims -
the amount oiSl555 20 were presented 10
the Ioancl!, ou Tuesday aHcsnou. and ~
fcrrei u the Comptroller
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-06

writ Of mandamus 10 compel Mr.. Heenan
TO deliver up to tho Board OF Supervisors
certain books and papers which came INTO
hi, possession by virtue Of the once OF
Clerk 10 the County Commisaiohers,i held
by him In bis official capacity a. Register
OF Deeds The Supreme Court granted the
writ Of mandsmus, 10 Mr.. beenan vii! be
Obliged 10 fork over.
w. l.. Bitley and wife, respondents, Vs. A.
NJ. Pridley. and wife, appellants. From
Ramsey county. judgment below reversed,
ard cause ramanded back for further pro-
cecdings.
J. w. Bond, plaintiff in error. v'. Harriet
Is. Corbett, deicntsnt. Points OF error ar
gued and permission given to counsel for
plaintiff 10 error u iile argument within GO
DAYS. and for counsel for defendant 10 error,
TO answer by brief
The Supreme Court at this term has heard
the arguments In all the cases on the cilen
der except one which was continued
Harvey Officer. Esq.. was appointed re-
porter TO the Supreme Court for the year
1859.
The old rules Of the Supreme Court, as
found in the first volume Of Minnesota Re
ports, were ordered to be adopted, as far as
applicable, until further change by the
court.
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Tur CoJSrrUFglr ESpoH'ENESIS We
learn that since attention has been called 10
the counterfeit, endorsed scrip, seycra. cour-
terfels have been discovered. or are declared
to b. such by the brokers The quicker It
"a redeemed by the brokers i,su,pe il, tie
better viii II bo FOR their ovN.,j 4ad the it,
,cctSt 81 the business community. II had
better he run in quickly, as god Is liable to
ran Up 10 high premium suddenly.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-06

CRY Scar IMPOSED The first batch
# City Scrip eudorsc'. amounting to ST.
$50, Was issa,i CA "Wednesday. There Is
nv objection to baUkcrs endorsing ell TIE
legal issues Of City scrip. We cor.eui,d
year agn tia, the true policy 81 our bank
rs WAS to tHdor-e Iity Scrip, instead 81
Gray mercy The opposition to toe present
plan, Is TOE illegal iS'uln: o. dup.sa,e orjsrs,
thus making The city rspOcs0'c to just
double the Amoant Of her actual indebted
CtSs
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We ar of no change in Money rates. The
Stock Brokers, Of established credit as borrow.
ets On demand, are supplied at4 II cent. and
deposits are occasionally left with them at n
cent. They reend on the Street at 56s6 II cent.
the difference between time and cash bar.
gain. being I'M de uniform at 6 II cent, by
standing rule OF the Stock Exchange. The
Ball demin this week - inc considerable for
Europe, aud the amount Of Gold Coin TO the
South IA falling oil. The New Orleans Bank.
now hold SIS 7i2,d0+. The Sub Treasury d..
bursements Tor the week look like reaching
$500. 900 aud some further sums are coming
into Bank rem the near cities. The following
- the summary Of the Bank movement at tbj
four principal cites, as officially returned this
week.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-06

Tue WATER WoaKs An Intellectual at.
tempt was made by Aid. Taylor, on Tues
day, TO get resolution through the Coun
cil, Tor another election to authorlze I'll,
Council to issue bonds for S25 000 Tor
constructing Il large reservoir near The
junction OF State street with College Ave
nue, aud collect the springs that arise IN
that place and conduct the same into the
reservoir, then to lay pipe OF sufficient
size to convey the water tina, ls 80 collected
down Third or Fourth street TO Jackson
in the vicinity Of the old Temperance
House. and also 10 lay other connecting
pipes ia such other streets Us the Common
Council may, from time 10 tune, direct, IN
I'll the supply Of water ia disposed Of
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-06

p,srMCr CouRr. RAMSEY CouNrY.-- Hon.
L. &. Palmer, Presiding Judge, Tuesday,
January a,h.--J. r. Irvine & Co, -.
Steamboat RcyeiI'c. Wi.kln 4 Heard Tor
plaintiff, and s;anborn, French X Land Tor
defendant, Trial by jury Verdict for
plaintiffs for 500 - Mr. Sanborn gave
notice OF n motion ior new trial
A. WIloughby r.. L. G. Kinney and j.
Y Caldwell Brisblu II Biceiow for PLAIN
To. aud Cooley for defendants. Trial By
jury. Verdict lor plaintiff for $4,000.
John BGrus IS Joseph fowors. Burns
lor plaintiff, aad SANFORD for icieuce, Con
tluud to Saturday, with leave 10 move FOR
dismissal
Charles j. kauc & 60, re \ T.. Tyson
4 Go. llollnsheai 4 sl,de iog plain, t.
and Brlsb,u i Bigclow fot del rdAu,s On
trial
Court aiJoarned to 10 O'Clock Wedne5
DAY.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE

NJ UNEh Ut TaE NFNIE VI NTNNFtOTAt .
bs~Eing Association ocgsak'i uader an Ac oi tie ieg
sl.tuTu ~ tAo 81 auucsu cBlilIFd An Act To
Aathor a. AID Regulate the Businsss oi banking" APP
rray ed Gig -. Is3s soxng emeGt 81 he follow
ng eas tie M. n,ng OF the hrs' Nunds ID January,
IN lhs 1859 before the aasso,ioa Of any business
,hat day
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

Tho Sandnsky Register says that the wife of
John liohl, n German resident of the place, made
her lord happy by rnther u singular presentation
on New Years On Friday, December 3lst, 1853
she gase birth to twins, a boy and girl. Tho day
following, Now Years, she unexpectedly incrcas-
cd this number to three, presenting her husband
with N fully developed. healthy girl. This last
makes the eighth child born Of this woman within
about four years, she having brought forth twins
annually for the past two years.
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~ +. WILLIS writing Of his recent travels In
Virginia, says.
Tho perseverance, Of Southern negros polite
n"ss-howeyer you may account for fits very
agreeable difference between him and his brethren
ut tho North. On board the different sseamboats
Of the passengers were Of the rougher classes Of
white men, we saw 1t verylthroughrough tested.
Nothing conld we'll bo more repelling than the
snrly heaye Of the shoulder. or the curt monesyl-
labes with which the best phrased civlities If the
walters on table were oftsnsst received--yet II
nnde no difference Their ingenuity to suggest
or invent want, IT there was none waiting to be
supplied was wholly indefatgable The smile
was easy, and most submissvely appealing The
manner and tho words were well chosen and grace
fl. How is all this persevered in against SO
much Encouragement
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4ailp a'iroiuiau.
A Democratic Witness Describing Dom
ocratic Fight.

ocEuIC clBut.
John Conroy was yesterday examined upon the
hnrge of having sahl ed James Norton ut II Dom.
cratic meeting in the Thirteenth Ward the week
trevions TO the election Tho prosecuting witness
vas brought upon the stand in u condition very
much obskemer-ed, as nm actor ut the National
'ronounces the word, 10y bad whisky. lie pro-
ecded to say I'VE were down there, corner OF
sixth and Lock streets in coffee house and
Squire Young wns treatin.' They were ull holler.
ny, and u consequence. | hoarcd too. Jack
amc up, hc did, and asked me if | wasn't in the
cn-pin alley when Loguc and him had the fight,
ast Christmas. ! gave him n civily answer to
ivily question. when he called me liar, and
his aud thut. aud then went out into the street
indy together and Jack he struck Mt mo- but
,idn't hit me. you see. Judge. cause had too
much science to let EN-, Thcn wo got down some
low together. and Jack ho got my hand in his
mouth, and got jacks finger in my mouth, and
We both chaw'd I'LL somebody pulled me Of of
lin.
"llow many persons wero thoro?' asked the
Prosecuting Attorney; "as many as fifty p
"F1y." responded the Democratic freeman, ns
his eyes opened with astonishment; fifty. why it
ware meetingV'
"Whnt kind ot meeting was it?'
"Why. bmmlcrat meeting, of conrSe, res
lyondcl the witness III u tone indicative of ,ndig-
nation NJ the hnre idca that he would ho present
Mt any other gathering. "Wcll. ns was saying.
Tered TINT the pcrlcr was coming, nnd ust turn
ci my back and started towards Vine street hill
when .lack run up. md to tho best OF my imagin-
ati on he stabbed mo in the hnck
'nd he cnt you ?? 'ntcrcogated the Prosecuting
At '"rney.
"W.ha-n-t Did he cut mo! "Wc il you'd
got them cuts in Your back. YOU would't nsk such
n q ucsti"n ns Hd' But M was saying, didn't
know ns | had amy frcnls about there or To use
Vulgar expression, though, was playing it
abo ut tho whole story. Judge TO tho best of my
ina ruaton." And tho "bimmicrat' witness sot-
tied himself back in comfortable position against
tho Marshal's desk. and squirtcd the tobacco juice
about amongst the spectators with air of salts
faction particularly refreshing. An ingenious at
torney for tho defence failed to change his state
mcnt in any essential particular. and tho Court
required Conroy Ia give bail in $500 to answer
tho charge of malicious stabbing, Mt tho higher
Court--Cin Gds.
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Trnm the Galvcf,,n Ncwa. Dec. 30.
The CamelS

' " w. '
Ine CaHelS
We VISITED Pnrs"n hnri "n Tuesday, to wit
ness Tent OF strength performed ny one o. Mrs.
athon cnmols "t when there W'ro near
d" zen on the wharf, "' M sizes "hd ages inc
camel loaded was ono OF the largest Upon the
wonl oi command beng gwen, tho cnmcl my
DOWN ready to receive ms 'onh which consisted o'
hvr b"'eS oi hay, weighing IN tho aggregate over
llo' pounds wh'rn wore hr,niy p'"nd TO 'h' pan
n'rr p'"cch upon IN" "n'nh'H hump. upon tho
uttof"h'" "' comm'na ny 'he ha''Ve keeper INC
huge animal rose without mn apparent extra o.
iort' I" ms ieei' ana walked gu IN stately man
nor along 'h' wharf ana through ,h' e,'y; ,no we
were informed That me same Gamer had h"d looV
POUNDS placed upon h'"'' "''h "h'ch enormous
we,gp' no easily roNo; , ,
The animals ARE MI exceedingly 'raf'ah'e' ana
Fe'm l" possess nln'h "h''''oh n'r any ono VINO
treats at them k'hdl,' II" "A" example oi when MIS-
W InIurmeh ns thnt one 81 thoh' pr''ty "mto
one wh'ch shc hn1 p'u'd, would always KISS ner'
when shc went whhlh KISSING Instance; when
ia'' we r'"iiy th""Eh' proven 'h' "'''''' 10 pos
-css mn excellent taste ~ well nv an nhcch"hate
disposition: In their nn'"' country the average
''hh Tor n iu'l grown chhe' ~ some e'eh' h"h"'e'
pounds, with winch they perform long journeys
over heserts with but NIUE iond or water.
We doubt not thn' with tho abundant forage
'oun1 III all l'nr's "i ieAh"' nhd ioii supply o'
water generally tho camel VIII improve IN
s'r"nG'h ana genera hrl'hrah"' ana nc ape 10
transport larger l"ads' 1T more rap'd pace thah
IN has native country, -,
Ia relation To- chn'iehge publ.shed by MR..
Mark Il. '"ckri'l' oi tennessee ohor'h9 10 mnteh
mules against eamels, the following commuhica-
hon appears in the News:
GALVESTON. Dec 23d, lSos
Ed'fofs Mrs; Having seen tho above publica-
ton respecting camels ana mules, from such n res
pectane source as Mark II. Cockr'ii' OF tennessee
feel 1t n dn'y to give short and correct report,
respecting the packing rapacity, i"nd. &C. between
mules and cnmes. The importation OF eamcls to
tins country, was hrs' m.ac ny lion. Jefferson
Davis. u; = senator from Miss,ssipp then Sccrc-
tnry OF war, the Hon John b floyd, by nnh"uht-
cd and highly respectable United States oitc,als'
such IA Mayor Wayne, Lieuts. Porter ana HEAL
NC, "c. oo :,
There are cam"ls that can pack 2ooo and traVcl
SIX or rlght mics WIN the Load .a'' ~ my ',,ule
pack 1000 and @ half the distance! lake four
camcis that Will rise with 2ooO pounds ana ioad
them ZOO each, and they will travel from san
Antorio to III ra'o, six hundred and thirty miles,
at tho rate OF thirty miles per day for SIX days IN
the week. Can four OF the best mules IN the Uni
ted Staies carry 600 pounds each, from San Anto-
Mo to FL Paso, and travel fifteen miles per day,
six days in the week? The answer will DO in ia
vor of the camel. Therefore, the capacity Of the
camel is fully equal to that Of four mules, but, ta
king into consideration the expense of four saddles
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ES.Eln

Ta. VIRGIN. ~ pub i,hei ally al a.. r-weekiya
In AMI weekly AT 60, nysrsli in ad
"A other~i - 20 vida rhatge al 70 pay
nl ti.coniinlei the the Proprietorst
nut | Al srrearaees siail have cen raid
ADVERTISEMENT Sare inserted ter 50 cents are OF
oi the frat insertion. md 81 cts Tor each con
nness ordered inner weekly and thon 80 cts
will he fhVged tor each II the number ot
marked the Ms will Ge pubhs Till ~
1 r d GU charge sg,"rd',s
II. ,EAkll Ar = >TE
For one pnErr y
~ ~
To- Htended both sui teci i"spe
-
g Annual will be limited to their Immediate
the charged al transeni rates
. ali advertisements appear in the daily and tri
WHY papets. .,
,b,iuary notices which 81 eht lines are charged
etehLN tnr =
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age over 300 lbs, and seldom ever travelled over
l. miles even in short distances, and had to be
fcd with gran-and not able to do that over four
or five days out of seven-and they soon become
useless by sore backs, ETC. t-si
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14
UNITED STATES lIOIk.1
WASHINGTON. DC

fuNnE undrrsgned respectful, ,ms hrs friends aud The
public generally that th Hotel has been rniarg
rd h, the addition Il twenty nv" la,'ns Rnd thamhers
also improvements ani alt, Ians have m inar In
III" Hotel proper Will nabc, him all ho unkr
,h hNue their home whilst ,h Metropolis that shah he
nccond pleasure lie hopes by srWt
aunont the wants al hi I" merit continuance ot
the raironagea b,r rail, upon hn heretofore
This the ony ,otr whh charges ss than e. 20 day
diy l. q. SMITH. Proprietor
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CASH GROCERY srOR,


YNlE UNDERSIGNED, having fo med . co.psrtnssshh,
II, under The -S IL an, irm ri
ADAMS ~ ANDE RaON, = =
or the purpUHs oi con turng A GENERAL GROCERY aud
COMMfSslON BUSINESS. have taken tho old stand ~
SAUNDERS d 1RBY, on Main street. door below LEE,
JOHNSON l. CO.
rhcy receiving . LAROE AND GENERAL
ST NK OF ALL GOODS IN THEIR LINE, bought At such
reduced prices fall give may
favor them with " call .l44s = - , =
As they d1mined do business on strictly adhere
to. tho Cash Hystcns Inducements VII be ohersd
cash buyers, or In exchange for Country Proauce,
They will prompt personal
of Produce and made are effected
JOiiNQ ADAMS
THpA ID ANnHHaON
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From N, Efr }r Hdukes 0f the Mdh0ds Epis thntch
PtIA4tI louSE, SAvASN Az Ga, Jan Il. ifHi.
IiuNoHfp i Should be ngraieiu tor the ircf your
* h9- br VA Il dli no; report my sou
roid 'ed uts and brought excruei1iieg neuralgia
pans, brt 10 CHRONIC rheumatism Notwithstanding
hud ilc b, l tho disease grew worse
until tv thu atrfr of excellent In Baltimore Dr
Ma 'c it',d Iils Their effects slow, bu
Isy Irs, vrins in the of ihom entirely
well
SESAIF rHAMBrR BAToN ROUGE La, Dec 1873.
Dt AfEH - have been antirely cured by Pills of
Rheumatic Goia painful disease that had afflicted for
Ncars VINCENT SLIDEl.L.
Eor Drop. Plethora or kindred Complaints
requiiirg purge, they excellent remedy.
h'or GO-ti,rnr.- or Con ipntion, und ns IL Din
npr Pill. III, agreeable and cffct tnal
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cured v the aii.rat action Of these I'lS
Most r- mark rontnn Mercury which although
valuable skIul hands, Is DANCE In public
i'll from tli consequences that frequently follow
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