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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-30
TABLE or CONTENTs

TABLE oT CONTENTS.
List ~ Words and Phfass.
Declaration Of Independence.
Ordnance Of I-sJ.
Act Of Congress, I7sg.
Constitution OF the L niisd States.
Organic Act Of Minnesota.
Act Authorizing state GovtTnm.bt
Convention Act Of legislative Asse ably.
Constitution OF the State Of MinnesotA
Act Of Admission Into The Onion.
The Public Statutes Of Minnesota
APPENDIX
Abs,rac, o, United States Naturalization Laws
Acts Prescribing Mode Of Au'hentiestipg Ne
cords, &c.
sons escaping from Services.
United states Pre- empiioo Laws
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ONE HuNDRED ASp NIYETYTwo PAGES
OF IsDkN.
AND BINDING
Minnesota Statutes
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OTHER sTATEI IN THE UNION.
PRICE SIX LIARS.
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sissppi River, far up Crow Wing the MlnD~so
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the below st. Paul. BY the Erpress Company, Al q
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MAY deprfd upon being carried ia q careful manner
AID At Reasonable Rates of fsre Ia all the ioilow Ia,
Points. via ST Anlhnny. Minneapolis MsDom,n, Anoks
Dayton Itascs, Ens River. BR Lake N1nt,eriio Thea
Nstsr, Clear Lake, Forest Cay, saint Cloud, ssa,
Rapids, Walsh, wlnnebsgo, Flat River swan River
Iatiie fss. Belle Prairie fort Ripley. Grow wing ~
Joseph, Cold springs, Klchmoud Ai.IsHdria Rree ken
ridge. Port Ab~rcrotnbie Red River slilwAlrr Marin.
NAsA, lay Tor . aud saint Groik taIls
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Leases rguilAbly las,sd and promptly pad, w
wards a. 81 tsG $50 81 Leases have been paid by III
Stns iasW.iss osnpaby Ia the pssi v Pears. fbss
Inand Navigation ksts Arcsp'sd ~ tesfss consisisni
with sslsehcy aud fa pruaL kspeosl s'lrDta gwen ~
Insurance m Dwellings ssd Cos,sos tos tern. s one ,r
I've years.
The ptosre.. Il this Corpar~p"a kss been stable sni
uninterrupted r1ash ssssoas 81 hnsBrsl sunshine snd
storm az periods evsaifBl exempt from s~.sying
sonnsgrstIoss and maritime disaster Hsing nE % 81
ii.h.d cash bass the uoUhi-s u n" crsdh ssh
Arsot al. IN msisrisi papHBiAf.
Dsrias hard uIassh III. security Of reliable tusar.
10 Al imperative duiyths ahiiiy ~ pf"psry ann
srs ~ sastsin loss being thsb tnps b irsssned
Agencies la all tho principal rtss sni tI~Da through
DOT he 4 ate rsl.iss lssn.a sitDui dslsy, by
s,p-sIy 1HtO IHEs'H Agent
faui.
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no TINE CREpITORS or JAMES i!

Il HOLMES, tesidsni af the city al NJ Paul. Ram
ssy coasiy. AMI s,aie OF Minnesota.
You wilt ,ake notice thai 81 IT. Paul. n the county
aforesaid the 10Th day oi Apsil All, lssy fs.d
ing hllps the Ps,i'i, srhsdue nd amdssn ~ the
said ~ Homss, fos ssharse irsa h- deb,s. under
III. ptovlsloh. d 10 the ssid ts Tor The relief Of
insol,snt dsbtors, ., ard made By the Hnn " q
Palmer Judge " the n,srirl toSt u u. second judi
cis hs,rirt If said state tvaornH all III. rr~i,ors 81
,he said J. n, Holmes tne"vsbt TO show cause, II any
hsb have, bef,re hun The ssd Judge. 81 The Court
Hoa.e la tbs cur NJ NJ Paul aofesnid the xs day
81 Aususi, A. H. IsSS st 10 oeisa Ia the tWen~n of
The, day, vhy AZ assignment III the .s,i assissnt's
estate should be made sud he he disrhsteed fres,
his debt., Passusri Ia ,h. pSov,soas Il ID. ss,We
siurementiohed.
wM, srRIgo HALL.
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CHERRIES sALE-STATE OF MIN.

SuChtGT - 81 tsTs-~ - ~ FOT "i.N-
~ kEsDTA COUNTY ~ TAkIBAutT-ss By
virtue Of -ts1o,oo ssnad 81 aad under hb- seal
~ the District 'osf', IN and FIT ~. county II fssibsu
stats 81 kinBessHs, uIsn Judgment rendered sud
doesrsi 10 The ass II the fiars oi sad ca,rt the
snh day 81 Arrii. is,s opea Usnsefp, III lusiioe's
judgment af the county ~ Hss ts'tb s,sis ~ MIME
IN, rendered ,b-fsup On the t~ei'y slab DAY
81 fsbIas'y. A. u. iHs, In an action ~hsrris
thAflss ihpmp.an wac piaa,iH, aud u ". Davis va.
def bdan,, 10 fasu. VI ssi piainh aud against Tho
ssi sfendsnt iot the sum Of eighty sishi @ 81 tbi
dollars have levied and ssiy.d all thr right title
and iaterssi who The sadt. w. IaTis had tho rah
dsy Of tsns,@ry Ibsp ~ Any ua,s thereafter
All IN The ioa- d-s1Fib~d real estate. U AMI being
Ia the ooap,D u fafbsa;, s'ss 81 hiase.o'a 10 vii
The orh-ss fourth 81 ,setion niusi~sn 49, ,osn
hundred aud three ,osJ, and range twasty .rvea
I'D. sth all he sppuIi~nsDses there aBto belonging
Notice l. hsrsby ris-s that vii sell The sbsf eide
sar,bsd properly Ia The highest btsf essh. pub.
he suction tbs iA~ directs s the dor ~ the .fBou ~
k~Eisisr 81 Deeds ~ said eganty In hlns tsrh .tJ
FRIDAY Tho let DAP ." Jaly lkS, At ten O'Clock Ia tho
osrap II SID dsJ. Ia sfy the sail au together
with tnisfsEts and costs therssn
Dated Aprli 2ab. lyas
q. u. DOoDN0w,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-04-09
BOSTON INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

REV. N. DAY, Pres REV. p MASON, Vice Pres.
RnrnIs t GREENE, N; D; Physicians.
EabhsAsd for he sucesssfi Trsdtment Of Disdss vpon
Rational Principles.
The Electro Chemical Baths together with Or. Greene's
have exceeded the aangune expectations the
great variety Of diseases.
All persons having Cancers those afflicted with com
peaed Diseases should avail themselves Of the personal
attention Of the physicians the Institute where proper
boarding houses provided.
personal examination Of each Is preferable; but all
the common forms Of diseases except in aggravated
pcated cases. successfully treated with medicines which
be any part Of the world with full directions
very knowledge be obtained from
the questions in the Indian Arcans newspaper published
by the Institution copy Of which will be free when
rquested also DR.. Gre-nes IspAsoPATHY" Science
Indian Medicine may be had the Office for IL cents by
mail on the receipt OF four postage stamps
Consultations all diseases free Of charge at the Office
or by letter on the reception Of postage stamp
All eommunica atoms should he directed DIR. r. GREENE,
SO Bromheld Street, Boston, Mass.
REFEREN CES-
Hon. 8. c. Maine, Boston, Mass Edward Edmunds,
Doson Mass Rev. Joseph W Tareton Boston, Masa Rev.
X H. Neyn, D. D. Chelsea Mass. Rev r. H. Conkin, Provi
denee r. L. Rev Charles Grosvenor hedford Mass Rev
Bryan Morse 0royeland Mass Rev John Hartman Canter
bury, NJ H. Dr. j. W. Phelps rs fremont Street Boston,
Mass; J. x. Merrill ESQ, webster House) Boston, Mass
X. Il. Phnney ESQ., Mercantile House Boston, Mass; A. W.
oldham Esq, Bceton, Mas Samuel Messye, Esq, Lowell
Mass.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills

Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, Nj. ID.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine imposition but sure and
safe remedy Female Difficulties and Obstruction, from
any whatever aud although powerful remedy, they
contain nothing hurtful to the constitution.
To Married Ladies' It Is peculiarly suited 1t will,
In a short time bring the monthly period with regularity
THESE PILLS NAVE KNOWN TO FAIL WHERE THE
DIRECTIONS on THE 2SD PAGE PAMPHLET WELL Oh
SERVED.
For full particulars, get pamphlet, free, Of the agent
N. D. 81 and postage stamps enclosed TO any author
ICED agent will insure bottle, containing so pills by
mail.
For sale by JOSEPH CLARK, and n. THORN, Brat
eboro w. and by Druggists in every town in the United
States j. NJ Henry Waterbury, VT, wholesale agent for
the state. 1y-34
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ness would prevent any mischief to heah otherwise thse
pills are rccommcn led. Full aud explicit directions accom-
pany each box. Price 81 per box - . -,
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLAIM, uenerM
Agent for Brateboro VT Sold also by Druggists every
where. 49,, =, - n. mn.
rT Ladies' by enclosing him 81 TO Irattchoro fos once'
can have the Pills sent &c INCIDENTALLY by return mail lie
member anil ask for Or. DHponco's Golden rus sigma
ure O each hoy. DIV
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Cambridge Cattle Mnrkct-TuesdNy, April s.

Reported for the Boston Journal.l
At market Cattle, about $50 Beeves and 81 Stores,
consisting Working Oxen, Cows, and two and three
years old
PRicEs-Market Beef-Extra, SIS 90 IS 5O-lst quality,
81 752d quality 50 80 30; Sd quality S. So ordi
nary, 81 so.
STRENGTHENING 0xenAFrom 500, 1925 $l75.
Cows and Cdiues-s30, 49, 90 a sol.
Yedriings-None Two Years Oid-$22 20.
Three Years Oid-S2S n S33.
Sheep and Ldnbs-1100 Mt market Prces-in lots 81 so,
So GOA SO each Extra 81 So IS or from II &C. per
Id. live weight
Spine-No Western at market.
Hides-Tl Sc per Id. TdiioW Sc per lb.
Peits-S1 81 81 81 each car Skins IL 15c per b.
veal Cdiues-S4 So n SO
There the Eastern Ralroad o. the
Boston and Lowell, "a over the Fitchburg.
n. H. Beef and FIRST quality includes nothing but
the best large, fat, stall fed oxen.
Second quality includes the grass fed Oxen, and the best
stall fed Cows, and the hest three year old Steers.
Ordinary consists Of Bulls.
sheepExra includes Cosse and when those Of inferior
quality thrown out
REMARKS-Extra and first quality Beef sold at slight
advance, the number quite small. Common Cattle
dull but few buyers Of such quality present
Sheep sold quick prices equal the sales fortnight
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CTATE OF VERMONT. M,rtnouo s s

~ The Hon. Probate Court for said District
To all persons interested in the Estate " CHESTER
JOHNSON, late Of Wnrisboro, deceased Groctings
You hereby notified that this Court will make an as.
signmcnt to MARY ANN JOHNSON widow Of id leccns.
ed, IRON the personal property Of said deceased
sion thereof to be held ut WAKEFIEDs Inn In Ncwane
In said District, the last Thursday " April A. D. 1852
and will also time appoint Commissioners To get ont
to her Dover and Homestead In the Real Estate said
ceased when and where you may be haa in the premises
II you see ft l1iI i. IOLBNOOK Register
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO. s. s.

~ The Probate Court for sad Districts
To all persons interested in the Estate JOSEP HARRIS
late of Newfane, deceased, Gresfihgs
Whereas, EBENEZER WISwELL, has presented to this
Court Instrument purportng to he the last viii II said
deceased, for probatc;lou hereby notified that this
Court will decide upon the probate Of said Instrument at the
session thereof to be held at MAKEFIED'S Inn in New
fame in said District the last Thursday Of April A. D.
1852 when and where you may appear same
IL you see fit III Y. HOLBROOK, Register.
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL REsuLTs-some Of the most import
an, well marketable results have ranspred from the
treatment Of disease the Indian system applied
scientific by br Greene and his associates at the In
dian Medical Institute. Not only the forms Of
Illness, like Consumption Liver Complaint, Rhumatlsm,
Neuralgia, General Debility and Chronic Disease in all its
phases treated with remarkable but that most ter
rbe Of all human aictons, Cancer is cured by this treat
nen with readiness and certainty which draws the aict
ed from all of the country this being the only place,
believe, where Cancers can be eTedB0sfOn Traveller
From abe Boston Daily Bee"The practice of Dr. Greene,
Of the Indian Medical Institute is crowned with that
which might be expected from uniting scientific attachments
with the natural mode Of curing diseases practced by the
aborigines OF the country"
The editor Of the Boston Daily Herald, after speaking of
the success Of the Indian Medical Institute in the treatment
Of all Chronic Diseases, says;We have four Ave
of Cancers which had been completely cured after they
were supposed by their physicians and friends to be beyond
Dr. GREENEs INDIAN REMEDIES, prepared by the
dian Medical Institute doing wonders in curing diseases
whe nave long peen considered eurape ana are what we
have long needed for those where other systems have
failed to afford relief.-EUening Gazette.
THE GREATEST which We have known in the
practice of medicine is at the Indian Medical Institute 80
iromfeld The cleansing and healing properties
their Indian Remedies effect speedy cure in cases Of scrou
la and other humors Of the blood diseases of thu Throat
Lungs, Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Dropsy, Rhumatsm,
Heart Complaint Female Complaints, and great variety of
diseases which have been treated by the old
theory Of medicine We advise the afflicted call at the Of
fee and see for themseves-hOs'o" Journal
o Is lG 1sa sa IN So p5%a s' sI bs s
"4Tcana" published by the association, lively and what
is more, rational paper.-Newb|yPou Herald.
We have among exchanges neat little paper called
the "ndia Ayodna published BY the BosroN INDIAN MED
INSTITUTE. 1t advocates the doctrine that natures
remedies the true estoates for This natural sys
TEN Of medicine pracced by Dr. Greene the founder Of
this Institution is destined supersede all other systems OF
medicne.-chrisiian Messenger, huington, NJ.
The advantage Of uniting the science Of the medical pro-
with the natural mode Of treating Diseases clearly
in the practice Of Dr. r. Greene the Indian Medical
Institute. Ills Is truly wonderful BOst0n Tran
script.
We would call special our readers to cir
cular from the Boston Indian Medical Institute We have
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MAnlpoRo. s. g

- hhAiI VIZ 'hiNhOANly NlAhlBORO, D. .
~ The Probate Court for sold District
70 all persons interested in the Estate of GARDNER
SMITH, late Of Warlshoro, deceased, Gre, tins
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance Of the account u l. A. wITC0MB, Admin
is'rator upon said Estate aud decree distribution thereof
among tile persons entitled thereto, ut the session thereof
he held at WAKEFIELDs Inn in Newtane, said District
the last Thursday Of April A. d. 1852 when and where
You may he heard in the premises II you ht
II f. IIOLBR00k, Register
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ROCERlES, PRODUCE, AND PRO
" VISIONS
At the old stand OF
FROST e. GOODHUE'S.

WHO ARE RECEIVING DAILY
SUGARS, M0LAssEs & sYRUPs, OF all kinds
TEAS, best Greens and Blacks, large stock
COFFEEs, Whole and Pure Ground
SPICES, Fresh aud Pure Of all kinds
FRUITS L NUTS, 10th Foreign and Domestic
OILS, Sperm Solar and Whale
BURNING FLUID CAMPlENE, as good as the best
FISH Of all kinds
BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS, LARD, HAMS;
TRIPE, APPLES-Grecn and Dry-POTAT0Es, Sci
NAILS, GLASS, CoRDAGE, FARMING TOOLS
TOBACCO SOAPS, &c, &c;
Any article usually kept in first class Grocery store
be found there.
An orders for Goods Mt Wholesale Retail promptly
filled and Goods warranted.
Dec 10, 1855.
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CTATE OF VERMONT MAnlpono. S. s,

- The Probate Court for salt District.
To all persons interested In the Estate Of DERAsTUS
BENNETT, late Of Brattleboro, deceased, Greeting.
Whereas, LAFAYETTE CLARK has presented to this
Court al lnsrm mt purporng be the last viii Of said
deceased for probaeiYou hereby notified that this
Court will decide upon the probate said the
session thereof tol- held ut the Probate ONCE r ,teoro
Bratteboro In said District the 30h day Of April A. D.
1852 when aud where may appear and the same
II you see fit. ll4l 4. HOLDROOK Register.
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AU CTION SALES.

ON MONDAY 2jTu DAY or APRIL MKT,
~ nj o'clock y. M, FIVE PEws in the Orthodox
Church, Rev. MIR. Tylers, Nos %, 80, 80, o. %.
On the day at o'clock Z. NJ lot Of land on Spring
Street aud about eight rods Of land in Of Wcssehoeft
Water Cure.
Bra,tcboro, March, 9th, 1859.
CHARLES CHAPLIN, Auctoueer.
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STATE OF VERMONT, MARlpono. S. S

~ The Hon. Probate Court for SAID District
To all whom IL may concern, GREErISG;
You hereby notified that SAMUE Ell A. CLARK Guar
dian Of CLARA A. CLARK, minor, has made application
in writing to this Court for license sell his Wards
icrcst In the Estate Of AMOS TUCKER, late VI ilnx in
said district deceased the ground that such sale will
beneficial tn his said Ward and that this Court will decide
upon said application at the session thereof to be held
the Probate Occ in rattcboro in said District the Goth
day OF April A. d. 1852 when aud where you may heard
in the premises, II you see 1T.
Il T. HoLDROOK Register.
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The subscriber happy inform those wishing for Dental
operations that he has procured an Electric Battery made
exnrcssiy for the purpose OF electricity Is APP
piled directly the Tooth to be extracted and the operation
il performed with little or no pain
tn. ...Ia
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~ ONCE opposite the Post Office.


Dr. r. continues to perform all operations In Dental Sur
gerry in the skul Teeth inserted from one to
an set, and Teeth plugged with fine gold making them
eryiceable for life.
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CTATE OF VERMONT M,p,popo s $

STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. s.
~ The Probate Court for said district;
To all persons interested in the Estate Of Ell ,STs IAR
Ri late Of Brattlcboro. deceased, Greeting.
Whereas MARY HARRIS, has presented this Court an
Instrument purportng he the last VIII said deceased
for probae;You hereby notified that this will
eide upon the probate Of said Instrument there
Of to be held at the Probate Office In Brattleboro said
trict the 30h day Of April A. D. 1852 when and where
you may appear and contest the same, II you fit
II 7. H0LBR0OK, Register.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

4 Il THE WEST END OF CHASE ST,
"A DWELLING HOUSE and FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
III retired and pleasant part of hs village About
Of the land improved Garden and Orchard and is
In good state Of cuyatonj the Of the land side
hill, covered with forest trees, shrubs, wild flowers
The House Is Of good size containing rooms the first
floor on the second aud in the attic good II KNACE
and PURE WATER.
The House Is sheltered from the winds Of winter and the
scorcing heat Of summer, and IL Of the desirable
residences in the village Can be examined application
the subscriber. CIIAS. CHAPLIN,
March 9th, 1852 tf-l0
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Having purchased the entire stock Of Goods formerly he
longing to the Union Store in Pondyl, would say the
public that in addition the above goods the daily
receipt Of AMI fashionable Dress Goods In great variety
Also Groceries, Oils Paints Hard Ware, CrDckery and in
n all Kinds II goods usually kept In country store.
y. Is. In debut into the mercantile do not
feel disposed to make by Of advertisement great noise,
but simply old and many will
favor with call that goods bought for cash
very low prices and that will take IN exchange Tor the
above goods, Produce Palm Leaf Watts approved credit aud
cash refused. W. shall sell goods u small
at cost. Our motto being small profits and quick sales.
MORSE, INGRAM & CO.
Pondvile, March %, ls59.-l3w-l3
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SOLD by JOSEPH CLARK, Agent, Bratueboro.
rs SARSAPARILLA, =

A YER'S SARSAPARILLA - a
N compound remedy in which we have ahored to pro
iucc the eectual Alternative that be made. II
Of Para sarsapara so combined with
oher Of still greater Alternative power as to AFFORD
effective andoe for the diseases sarsararia reputed TO
1t Ia believed that such remedy wanted by those
who suffer strumous complaints and that one which
will accomplish their cure must rove Of immense service TO
this large class Of afflicted eow-citizen How cont
pletcy compound will do 1t has been proven by expert
many Of the worst cases to be found oi etoo"hB
soRofrIA Axp scRofuIors COMPLAINTS PMfIKs, BLoTon
rs TrMoRs SALT RuIrM, scALD HEAD SYPHILIS AND sffH
LIrc AFFECTIONS, MsRcrmAL DISEASE Dhorsi NhuRAlClA
DoULOURrrx DEBiIITY DYSPEPSIA AND lSDiCts1oN
ERYs1pRLAs KosE ST. ASrHoNYs FIRE, and indeed the
whole class Of complaints arising from hfuETf OF 1Hk
BLOOD. =,
This compound will he found great promoter of healt'
taken in the spring. eNpe the foul humors which
tester in blood that of the year BY the timely
expulsion Of them many rankin disorders are nippd in the
bud Mutudcs by the aid Of this remedy, spare them
solves the endurance Of foul ruptons % ulcerous sores
through which the system will strive to rid Itself OF orrup
ons assisted do this through the natural channels
Of the body Alternative medicine. Cleanse out the
ytiated blood whenever you find its impurities bursting
through the skin In pmles, eruptnns sores cleanse
when YOU obstructcd aud sluggish in the veins
cleanse it foul and feelings will tell
when Even where particular disorder felt, people
10y better health, and y, longer, for cleansing the blood
of life disorrea there can be no lasting health Sooner or
later something be and the great machinery Of
life is disnri,re or overthrow.
sarsapara has and deserves much the reputation
comprising these But the world has been egregiousy
deceived by preparations Of it, partly because the drug alone
has no; all the virtue that claimed for it. but more because
many preparations pretending be concentrated extracts
IT, contain little Of the virtue Of Sarsapara anything
else.
During late years the public have been mised by large
bottles pretending give quart of Extract of Sarsapara
Tor dollar Most Of these have been frauds upon the
sick they only contain little If sarsapara but
often curative properties whatever. Hence bitter and
painful disappointment has followed the Of the various
extracts sarsapara which food the Market until the
name itself Justly despised and has become synonymous
with imposition and cheat Still call this compound
sarsaparla and intend to supply such remedy shall
the from the load Of obloquy which upon
It. And think have ground for believing has virtues
which irresistible by the ordinary Of diseases
tended III order their compe eradication
system, remedy should be judcously taken
cordng o directions bottle.
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OK WAGON. light IRoN-Ex Ok
" Wagon, very good also very light one-horae LCM,
Der WAGON for sale cheap, by w. H. PETTES
Brattleboro March cd Sw-l2
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MIS- WAITE would say to the Ladies in
w raehoro and vicinity she has just returned from
New York with full assortment of MILLINERY. Please
call aud examine before purchasing.
lP Main-St. at Mrs. Rhodes old place.
Brattleboro, March ed 1S5S.-l3m.12