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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

NOTICE-..THE CORPORAT Ar
4N u ties Of onesia, In the Uoun v Of Saint i,mis
state OF Mnnesota, having 1t the United
LaDd o6ice at Portland, State Of Minnesots in synt
For the yeral use aud benefit of the her.,
according 70 their respective interests the Isnas
scribed and embraced 10 the of the town Of oeas
Ia the County OF SsRt Louis State Of Minnesota a I
lows, to wis :< r 49, gfE.G n z. T.s@r'-' & o' W.
fne hslf t<) Of the northeast quarter. ~,
southH est quarter Of the northeast snd
lots numbers on. ~ and two l) ctlon nu nj. sew
en- 10 and lots Ruanntrs one and two q, 81 se tioa
number eg 81 the whole being si,usfe1 in togn hn
oumber frty Lint. t49 north " r4pge number f.,,r
tee l14) vest Of the fourth principal mtrid.a,--,o
here BY sise notice. tba each and every Dc RAJ or
cation, company of persons claiming to be an occn
paht or occnpants or to ave or t be emf
led to the right or the occupan y, posse sstou
lands, or lot, block parcel share thereof re
quired ~ Law to nie, wiin sixty 60 days after The
drst publication OF this notice, in the ece Of Frederick
a. Burkirghsm, Recorder, Of TIE subscr bers, A.
0neoa in the County Of Saint Louis, State Nnpeso
statement IN wrti containing xn accurate de-,
scption VI the particular piece, parts tht
which be- she, th may be resp ctlvey entitled To-
receive, or be forever debarred thererom. 123E a
meets, N nn., Nov. 10th. 1859.
Signed BY the Town Council Of the Town Of One.
ota" .7s'---
J. R CAREY, President.
r. A. BucsNeHAN, Reco der. e. s
EDMusD r. ELY,l
80. 80. &. ~ Jas 2. Ut. :. SFrustxSe Il
deco w3t EELs. LARSON
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'sI.wHAr rHE,BooK VIII CONTAIN.

4. II win contain full Statistics carefully compiled
from the official surveys and explorations OF the Phys
cal Geography Of M,nnesots-with lengths aid depths
anu wi1ttls xnHsys U ities Of stfeamsthe
the elsvatens Of surface contour-.reas sur
face. of ixnd surfaces, of arAble suraceof TN bersd
laas, ot pine iands Of swamp lands. and Of unera
81 measurements aud distarces, &C., and routes Of
travel lie ezAJ lGi3. q 961 t4 III
a It Will contain complete satistics Of the public
surveys, With the survey Of 1S59 areas
lniian and military reservations, Be. Aiso fu
hbt of the public land sales from the yernmen Land
Districts sho.iDg all isns sold AND remaining open to
prs-smption, &c., up to January !, 1860. ~~ ~~ Fl
Il viii thorough analysis Of the meteor.
ologieal tsbies oi Fort nci for popular application
sgricu tdre OF Minnesots showing durations
seasoesmeAsures OF heat, rain, ~ wind, &c., con,
pared with other localtes for long series years,
preparet by scientific gentle express for the
work and the meteoroiogicAl tables Of fvrt Ridgeiy
for 1853. g 70 ff5fSI
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
FULLER HOUSE.
CORNER or SEVENTH AND JACKSON STREETS
I s''.l' 81 SAINT P4UL, ALgN1S07s4.


This beautiful and commodous Hote, mot exeeIled by
any other in the West, has recently been repaired pa
pered, and painted Throughout. Il Is centray oca-
ted, direct street to the boats and vthn few mo-
ments walk Of the business portion The city, and % the
nearest hotel to The tol and other public buiiogs
IL Is built in the most modern style with ary rooms,
,andsomely furnished heated roughout by steam,
and sappled with water from bubbng springs, Con-
iucted In iron pipes from the blus back Of city aud
conveyed TO the OF the house. Families or pleas
ure parties be With suis Of rooms on
reasonable terms. ~ yk 4r;a2ss aaE
Attached to the Hstei Is large and magnificent Bill.
liar Room, fitted up at heavy cost. q s-r
= m Rooxs, and every convenience necessary for
the com ort Of guests, have been fitted up; snJ in
the Proprietor has spared expense in the va
ons departments Of his establishment In order 10 rem.
dert the most desirable pleasant and magnificent Ho.
Burbank Cos Coaches and baggage wagons will 81
Ways be In readiness {, convey guests baggage to
and from the boats. Stages leave the House for all
parssof the state daily. Guests supplied with good
horses and carriages on the very oitsa notice.
noo3o'59 80 .--.. ,....e.-
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~ HENRY o;Mc, c,KENT.Y,s
DEALER IN - ,i,..Y
r e Al EST. "A. TIE.
.sAIHT PAIL. 5, 81, Ei;;,.x kllvszs07A.
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TERMS


Hsimpossible to index In advance the mass of facts
which the book win contain - - st1'tt ~
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

"a. VIII contain Complete anslyti sunmary for
popular use Of sl 'enersi Laws pa red ats last ses
sioa af the Leglature and of all laws VI and
departmental .epoIts Of 1852, affecting Mnuesosa
ana all federsi appropriations Minnesota also ue
sct Of Congrsss grant ny lands Mianes0sa for Kali
road purposes, the Eusb bling Act, Act OF Admission &C.
Aud thoronsh anayss Of the local legislation aispos
ing o the Congressional Grat-ths platforms and Cen.
uai Commit, Of the Rsuubican and Democratic pa.
ties, 4c-the Empton Law, and ali arders Of iS5g
anecting tue homestead bi and other pub
&c Documents OF an Interesting character. g &c =
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

NoTsIn consequence Of the late disastrous FIRE. the
puolication OF this work win be delsyed few weeks
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

,a0srg6H ass1ft
ie ssilfs5 ~ yssasEk
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

e. 1t will contain the only calrnd existing calcu-
latel for the longi tude aid of MiDn.sota M
zS IL will contain complete ehi cal table OF
the events Of the year 1859 il Mnnesota carefully CON
piied from I'll The Dewspapersin in the State. y u
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tables and domestic animals Our beef is the
finest in the world. There was danger, in
deed that we would cultivate our appetites
too much, and become arace of bon vioants,
devoting great deal Of our time to festivities
and epicurean enjoyments z e -G
Though the heat was intense in the sum
mer, it produced no ennervating effects. The
brow of the husbandman was famed by cool,
invigorating breezes. The temperature Of the
nights was cool and refreshing This had a
surprising effect on vegetation, too, and was
the cause of our productions growing so g-
gantic in size. s..zss,, -zs. ,.ss.1ziftt -
The great charm Of our climate was, the
winters. The Col. gave them glowing eulo-
gy, heightened in effect by the fierce norther
that shrieked around the house, making a
period at every pause. The winters compel
led inaction and leisure. We had to devote
our time to social, religious and intelIectu.
al meetings, to Lodge meetings, festivals. sun
pers. anniversaries, etc. Hence, we would
develop the highest civilization, the grace of
mind, of heart and Of soul y ~ &
. Our winters were peculiar No poet had
vet described them. s., (
The effect Of the climate on women was ex.
cellent. 1t produced robust health--the ful
lest physical development, and fine flow OF
spirits. The checks had natural rouge, the
eyes an unartificial sparkle We would not
see any pale, languishing. consumptive beau
ty among our women here. II would change
the fashion Of dress, too. The feet could be
encased in no paper shoes, mo jaunty bon.
nets, and such things could be worn here.
but the climate would cause them ito ltiress;
warm, healthy and comfortable, despite looks
Another surprising effect ofatiae climate
was, that there were few wives who had
cradle without an. occnpsnt. q Thus, the cli.]
mate compelled as as . people toiove homo.
cultivate the heartllstone virtues, ard made
las happy, sirtuons and confsnted Z
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

IL twill cortan Complete lists Of all Fe iernl, State
Go CITY an fown officers, with ant terus
o. oes, with the statet mes sni places OF
ali ofh;ai bodie.-of supr.ne aud Courts ee,-
lions, corporation neeiing,, kc.
Is. Itw,l cou>in s,rr asetcsl list Of ali post off,
c.s in the state; alphabetical isC Of all
with sress "a aiies, opsstn and county sea-
ans Of al tae organized townships hefen, with record
el deser ,pt,on thereof. s''f 80. - F't's
il sill csn,aip list ef all the notsries putllc 10
he State, with residence alphabetically arranged, and
osD com issio sers Ut deeds ID Minuesots and resi.
,ences alphabetically ranged, -. of sil comn.si ,I.
ersof deeds for hnesota with Residences al
~ arranged. , s,.;s f,s.rtt a, t-,yyt,t., | =
20. Il will ain lists Of ali the cletgy-
men OF each denomt with station aud church
tsttcs Of sit lawyers, b. with complete ofcisi drec.
tories fthe Fresm sous Odd Relloss, and other
aud benevolent societies -of The Railroad Companies,
ban S, aad a Incorporated commercial, educaiionsi
and er insiitut 0us, ,,, ...t. d. A. r.r,t ! a
81 1t viii contain mplete official directory Of the
militia organ zstioss ofthe s.ateof Az Ere Cempa
utes. &c '~R9 Z
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-23
-7YHe eryofoDtssoEnfion.

The dissolution. Of the Union, is to be the
Democratic cry this winter. The tactics. are
now a~rfraahhgsingaa So: commercial and cotton
nerves had better be Preparea-zAss4h1az4na
sa-such is4theI general spirit in which the
Republican press treaSthe imminent perils that
now bcset 1.-THE -Unionoef these StatesApenls
that have been brought upon the country by
that party, and. for which it alone is response
BILE. IF mans house is on flames, should he
be jecred sbysthe eincendiary if he utters the
CIV of fre?si sHeswho is so blind as not to see
the dangers that now threaten the Union, de-
serves asphacc in the, Lunatic Asylum with the
GrnR1rF SMITHs /; and he who, comprehend
ing the danger, laughs at the ruin, deservesthe
fate ofaJonN Brown and his 'confederates.
We are 50 charitable as to believe the disorder
Of the Ashland Times the result of blindness
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Arrival of the Overland Mail from
California.

st. Louis, Nov. Is.
BY the Overland Mail Of the 18th, accounts
from Carson Valley statetkat the Walker Riv-
err mines continue to excite great attention.
A rush of Califcrnians in that direction has al
ready commenced which promise,to equal Fra
ger River. These mines are on the east side
of the Sierra Nevada, and are supposed to ex-
tend from Honey FAKE north to Walkers Riv-
er south, Assistance of 200 miles. The princi-
pal discovery yet announced is 20 miles north
of Carson Valley, at a place call Gold Hill, a
mound 90 feet high, 5000 feet long and 1000
feet wide, through which runs aurfferous
quartz. partly decommposed; the miners real
ize from this quaatz at the rate Of $4,000 to
4 ton. i - A'2a 5.,t-"tts- 'i
Large quantities of silver ore from Carson
Valley continued to arrive. --'
Emigration in the spring will probably re-
suit in the complete exploration of the entire
country east of the Sierra Nevada, and the
discovery Of equally as rich mines as any in
California. is g. D.'ii 2
Gov. Weller has appointed u. P. Ham to
ELL the vacancy occasioned by the death of
Broderick. .a' =9
1C5l. Lander, Superintendent of Fort Kearn-
wagon road expedition, has completed work
for the season. He is about to return to Wash
ing ron, having a balance of $4,000 on stock,
With he purchased in Missouri last spring at
1870 % head, and sold for the benefit Of the
government at over 5000 p head. "H'-
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The polls will open, at / o'clock P. NJ. and
close at 4 P. M Tho gentlemen having the
highest number of votes will be declared elect
ed, and the result..certifed by the judges and
clerks of the election ~
TIL delegates thus selected, will meet in Con
Observation-Disclosures at Huntsville. in Medina
county, on Thursday, December ], 1859, for the
purpose of selecting tive Delegates to represent
the 14th District in. the Democratic, National
Convention at Charleston, to nominate Candi-
dates for the Presidency add Vice Presidency.
A full attendance of the Democratic electors
at the several Township elections, and of the
delegates appointed to the Convention is earn
cstly desired.
.s0eich9m Ash. CO. Dem. Cen. Com.
aseHDenlocratic Central Committee
Nov;21,,a1s5e ., o 5a51' 2'e '5o4
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Probate Court of Ashland County.

.FT7HE following Executors. Administrators and
Guardians, have filed in the Office of the Pro-
bate Judge of said County, their accounts for settle
ment, to wit: 3S .A
Final account of t. Osterlin, Executor of Jacob
Younker, deceased s.teIs -r1 airs ~ $500 Z
Final account of Isaac Charles, Executor of James
Pollock, deceased,
Final account of C. S.. Martindale. Administrator
of Mary G.. Woodruff, deceased. g1a 5a--- 70
Final account of Isaac Schmucker, Administrator
of Joseph Shick. deceased. as-s7 5s1ra la ~ GOD
Final account Of Isaac Charles, Administrator OF
Thomas Smith, deceased.
p Final account of James Dinsmofo, Administrators
of A.. W. Hoy, deceased. ai 81 4S5A''
Final account of Samuel Mang, Administrator of
Mary NJ. Mang, deceased. ;e sarf - exile
Partial account of Nathan Tanner Administrator
of rarius Tanner, deceased.
And the same will be for hearing in said Court at
the Court House. in said Ashland Comfy, on Monday
the 9th day of December, A. D.. 1859, alto O'Clock.
J.. D. JONES, Probate Judge. b
Norember Q, IS5a.-3wzS* "
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Lectrres bu y. O.. EoEso,n.

y On ridayseqening last, an atelligent AUDI
enee were entertained by this gentleman at the
Town Hall, with a lecture On Commerce and
Commercial lEducation." Notwithstanding the
inelemencysof the weather, I'll zero was large
attendance. ~ ~ Z
On Saturday evening Mr.. FoLsoM gave a
lecture on "the Philosophy of Trade and Ac-
-counts.""f, The speaker advanced many new
thoughts, and invested his subject with an in
terest that many had not supposed it possessed.
His a~nalogies were drawn from the Double En-.
try process. He claimed for the science of
Bookkeeping, that it was one of the most inn
portant keys to human knowledge, and was
suggestive of a perfect system of ethics
sAlthough the speaker had elaborated a writ
ten DISCOURSE he abandoned his manuscript
after the first five minutes, and held his pleased
and proited audience during an hour and a
half. yla.els5 sr5uI bas .sisr7r;a- -ss.a 5a-
These Lectures of Mr.. Folsom will be
available to many Of our young men, inst en-
barking in life, and.wc hope they will not be
proftless to him personally. The effect has
been to awaken an interest in regard to the
Entilitarian departmental knowledge with which
his name is SO honorably. connected, that has
been heretofore realized, and hasimpresssl
upon the minds oe those engaged in, business
that the race is to the educated-that in this
day and generation wealth can neither be hon
orably accumulated nor retained without edu-
cation and morality.
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Browas Petition Denied.

s ....1 7RIoHMoND5N Nov. 10. +,
The petition of John Brown for a writ of er-
ror to the Judgment rer dered by the Circu-
Court of Jefferson county, was presented to the
Supreme Court of Appeals yesterday. ~,
The Court to-day refused to award a writ OF
error, being of the opinion that the judgment
of Circuit Court is plainly right. an ..
Tho execution will therefore take place on
the % of December. -F-.
Judges Daniel, Marjorie, Lee and Robertson
were on the Bench.
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howard ~AssocIATIo q

q Beuspelent Institution @stabhsasd By speqai Endss-
mem, for the Relief Of hs siek dnd Distrdssed, qtKic.
ted tih Vfrulent and Epidemse Direases, and eEe-
ciuuyJor ihe Cure Of Dise4segef The Scruat Organs.
EANEDICAL advice given gratis by the Acting
IHlsSurgeon, to all who apply by letter, with a de-
of their condition, (age, occupation, hab-
Medicines furnished free of charge.
Valuable Reports on, Spermatorrhoea, and other
Disdases of the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary. sent tothe
afflicted in scaled letter envelopes, free of charge
Two or three stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address j. TSKILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
Ttreet, Philadelphia, Pa. By ,rder of the Directors.
s. EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Sec'J.
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KELIEF AND HEAL
We have put up and
years, and, CAN SAY IN
Of it, what We have new
any other medicine
ED, IN A SINGLE IN
\ CURE, when timely
know an instance OF dis
who used it. On the
cd with its operations,
highest comlnendationI
and medical virtues.
WHAT WE DO KNOW"
r;ence, AND PLEDGE OUR
FULFILMENT OF WHAT VIII
most every instanceI
tering from pain and c&i
found in fifteen or tween
syrup is administered !
This valuable 1prepai
of one of the most IN
fal NURSES in New En-
with NEVER FAILING sUI
CASES.
1t moi only relieves the
vigorates the stomach
acidity, and gives tone
system. 1t will almos.
ING IN TffE BOWELS
overcome eonvulsions
rcmedied, end in death
and sUREsT REMEDY IN
of ~DYSENTERY ANDI
DREN whether it arise
any other casue. Wei
CT who has a child suffer-
foregoing COMPLAINTS
ces. nor the preiudiccs
your suffering chi.d and
S U r Eyes, ABSC
low the use of this med
Full directions for using
bottle. None genuine
CURTIS. & PERKINS,
side wrapper. Price
Sold by Druggists
Principal Office. No.
Decemhcr 6. 1853.
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SHERIFFS SALE

EDY virtue of three writs OF execution in the above
ID styled cases, duly issued-First and second,
from Kichland Common Pleas. the third from Ash
land Common Pleas. and to me directed, I will sell at
public auction at the door OF the Court House, in
Ashland county, on rsSr xlso.ad i.fT -sI
Saturday, the 1911 day of NoUcm5cr, 1859,
Between the hours of ten O'Clock a.. NJ. and four
. clock p. NJ. of said day. the following described
lands and tenements TO wit the undivided 2-7th of
Lots, number 4, SO, 40, 81, 33. 66, 81 and 4G, also
the undivided 2-7th of the following described lands
and tenemenrs to-wit: the s.. w. ] of the NJ E. OF
See, 8, tip II, Range 16, containing 40 acres. :
The Ed of S. W.f Of Sec. o, tp. 9, Range l6,
containing 50 acres. ..-,zt a,a yf5tf
The S. W. of S. E. of Sec. 9. tp 10, Range 1G,
containing 40 acres.
.-The-E. J offs. E. ofsec. 0, tp 10, Range 16, con-
tanning 50 acres. -e1zs-- .1e ts @ 7ca-
The V. / of Sec. 10, tip 10, Range 16, contain
ing 160 acres. ~ -
W. 41of S. E. + of Sec Is, tp.: 70 Range l6,
containing so acres, 7os a-ts aA- tli523s u
Levied on and taken as the property of Robert Nc
Mahan, and \. Yarnell, 10 satisfy the above described
executions. ~ .t.. s-E deiF7v -as-f ID
Appraised at -s Terms of sale-cash
g <iits SIT JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
go Oct. 1911, 1859. oel 5iea ts-pfSe,8Od -
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SHERIFF'S SALE

Audrey T"5l Bates s. In Ashland county
b J. W. Long. - 8 Common Pleas. %
PURSUANT to the command Of an order to sell
mortgaged premises, duly issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas of ashland County, dated The 24ih
day of October. 1859, and TO me directed, l will sell
at public -auc ion at the door of the Court House in
said county, on z.EI11lm -aaiIis w. E..lsIs51t
Saturday the 26M dag Of NocemJcr, 1859,
Between the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ. and four
O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, the following described
Real Estate, viz In lots number seventeen 90 and
eighteen Q8) in the town OF Orange. county OF Ash
land and State of Ohio, Appraised at S.
i erms of sale-Cash. -.
- JoHN-J. HOFFMAN. sheriff.
Oct. %, 1859. D35.g1.1 st-pfSs.a 8 20
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DeIewnfes to- CnarEcstort.

We hope our Democrats friends will bear
in mindthe importance of the Primary Meet
ings on Saturday See the notice of the Cen
trail Comniittee.iss =Ea-i@Ta @1.H Sg
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SHERIFF S SAFE.

william SHILLING T. ..n,.na ., c -
John D.. Shilling and Common Pleas.
- Mary Sailing. z-. fsrr -rf.d.
DURSUANT to the command of IN 'sor Ter TO sell
mortgaged promises" duly issued IRON the
Court of Common Pleas OF said county, dated The
l9th day of November, 1853, and to me dii ected. Iwin
Sell at public auction, at the door of the Court House
in said county, on f Ill
h7Ta the 24ta day Of Decem6cr, 1859, go
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and four
o elock, NJ. o~fsaidedty, the following described
real estate, to wit: being lot number three, (3)rin
South Ashland, township of Montgomery, in said
Ashland county, and State, of Ohis; being the same
lot formerly owned by J. 4. MCluskey, TO whom the
same wasaeonveyed byJoseph WATSON, as trustee for
the proprie5ors ofSooih Ashland. Appraised at s.,
Terms of sale-cash. r-j-qr-t 80 U rr .!g o
II .a35s -. JoHN.-J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff,
Nov. 22d, 1859. 5w25-pfa5
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Nov2, 1859.

L Reg@TO EDITORS: Editors of country papers
throughout Ohio, Indian and Michigan and the
editors of the Herald, Cleveland. Gommeleial Adver-l
User, Buffalo, Tribune. Chicago. ard Gazette, Gin
ON these these e e. fg5;sii,se oOpS Ttst 81 gii, he nefd ~ the
editors of those papers published in the county
where either the horse or thief shall be sccured.-
Bills 10 be forwarded TO this Office.
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New advertisements.
Estray Colt.
N OTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned ha
IN been appointed Administrator on the estate of
DR.. Abraham Ecker, dec d., late of Perry township.
All those having claims agAiAstsaid estate, will pre-
sent them legally authenticated, within one year;
and those knowing themselves indebted to said es-
tate, will please take notice, and govern themselves
accordingly. JOHN VAN NEST, Admir-.
Nov. 10, IS59.-n25tf
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NOTICE.

Henry Moore, PI'f Before J: 4. M.Clusky,
~ vs.. te4af -. y. T. ofMontgomery to-,
William Bailey, Dcrt. Ashland County. o.
n the 18th day of November, A.. D. 1859, snid
" Justice issued an order of attachment in the
Uqove action, for the sum ofSl0,G8. D.. ra;
n25w3 by his Atty, J.J. Jacobs.
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pa-An unusual quantity of advertisement
has excluded several editorials and news arti-
c,e,. .ao:lGl ss Esas ~ul.:afs dofd 81
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sold this article for ten
- coNFIDENCE AND TEgTu
er been able TO say OF.
- NEVER IT FAIL
V STANCE TO EFFECT
used. Never did we
satisfaction by any one
Acontrary, all are delight
and speak in terms OF,
lof its magical effects
Ne speak in this matter
after ten years expe-
q sRPUTATIoN FOR THE
uERE DECLARE. In al
S-wherc the infant is SUI
ihausiion, relief viii be
sly minutes after tire
cation isthe prescription.
X rERlENCED and skill
x gland, andhas beenpssd
y cEss in THOUSANDS OF
child from pain, but in
lnd bowels, corrccis
and energy TO tho whole
: Instantly relieve GRIP
WIND collie and
Which if not speedily
= We believe it the BEST
WORLD, in all cases
DIARRHOEA IN
= rom teeihing, CT irpm.
would say to every moth
Ning from any of the
SSldo not let yohr preiudi-.
of others, stand between
The relief that will be
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