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CURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES.

Liver Complaint Sick Headache, &c This dad 7BLts1s
Medicine expe from the blood the hidden seeds of dis
ease and renders all the fluids and secretos pure and
auent. clearing and resiiSctatng the vital organs.
Pleasant indeed, it to u.s. that we are able 10 Place
within your reach medicine like the MOUNTAIN liEkB
Pills" tha: will pass directly 10 the afflicted parts,
through the blood aud fluids Of the body, and
the sufferer TO brighten with the flush Of beauty aud
health.
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The american Y egetable
FAMILY MEDICINES.

NO Ncdlrines aJyer,i.cd euLer 10 lte United
Y S,aie- 81 IN Europe have TIE "Cl establish
eu and weil.dcssrv'd c'r'Fu Of Dir hOF.
FATS LIFE Hills mi PHOtNH BIT.
TIERS, and so uIi,srfl' - u,cu ~ IA he
Gu,ihcs of The country. 20 ey'fv Sis'e and
slmos' very town ani village lhs' they my be
Pronounced. vlihoGI &c lea't desJfe q: osIenia-
llou. prelenlioa to BE- Iar Family M,Ie!Dss q
America.
In all Derangemenis Of The Digestive Func-
tions. and Of he Liver. Bowels, Kidneys, Blsd.
der and principal Yisers there IL certainly moth
ing 10 be compared Vi,h them for The prompt
and efeclual re.ief which they Afford. g4-f
Co-iIveness II q kinds :; Piles. however OBJ
stinate DysPefsia Flstulency, Headache hef.
vous ID bIRy, Genera Weakness. Fever and
Ague aud o'her intermittent FeTeT; Worms
in Children and Adults Cbolie and Settled
Pains 10 the Organs ADD Limbs; Erup,ionsoJ
The SKIN, Ulcers. 5orss, BGcs, Unhealthy
Complexion, Rheum8ttsn, Govt, Dropsy. De-
cline. PsIpIta ION Of the Hear, and Rusn OF
the Blood 10 the Head Sc veil az all other de-
engagements Of hesiih, yisi5 10 tsess astonishing
remede, With eer,sfn'y snd 'spidI'y UnPrses-
denied in ;he history Of msdieine. 4rca.
In proof al this, sn5 much mors laan ~onio
read;Iy be bsllsved in an age in Which the most
leru.vsSant p,sseutions AZ ssl up 'r eonPs,a-
i,ivsIy wouhless pre9afsiions sre Poseo W
t,bos,and, OF esr.isealss voInn'Asly transmitted
ho tie propde,or By the persons cured, and
"a birb msy bs seen 81 bis once.
g.o,b ne IIyE pr1Ls snd PsoEsIE BITrIRs
,,s MID and szae.ssie N thstr ePefasisn. and
ffec,osily e.sahss the system of al! ,EapDn''ss
WiIhos, ocoasicniDE apy pTosIsllop Of hfens'n'
y, ,,,,i,ins auy confinement Or change Of Diet.
I DR. WM 3. MOPFAT.
! 335 Broadway, New York.
/, October ), 1883.
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Articles Of Everyday Use
B. T. BABBITTS
PURE MEDICINAL YEAST,

-
20 Manufactured from common Salt
~ and Pure Cream Tartar. Ahen
used in Bread, Cake, or Biscuit, IL
turns 10 gas, (iike that from bottle
Of Soda Water) aud remains DOR
mant in the dough until il Is sci III
the oven, when The heat causes The
gas 10 escape through the dough
while. baking. The Bread, Cake, or
~ Biscuit is not only very light, on' :
v perfectly wholesome. Where this
Yeast is used jou Will require ubout
one-quatttr the amount OF shorten
ing with the ordinary, Yeast. Ii
,Q may also be used for Buckwheat
- Cakes, johnny Cakes. and all KINDS
Of Pastry. This Yeast is pat up on
IL III one pound cans, with checker,
ed label. Red, Whitc and Blue-nO
4 ,9.heris Genuine -bs,oare gimitaitors.
b. r. BabJars Pare Concentrated
Potash.
Warranted double the strength of :
q common Potash, and superior 10 any
SaponIfer in market, put mp III cans
of lib, 2ibs. 9lbs., 6ib,, and l2bs,
with full directions for making Hard
% and Soil Soap. One pound will make 6
- fifteen gallons OF Soft Soap. No
lime is required. Consumers will
fad this the cheapest Potash in m ar
ket. G
I b. T. Rabbits Medicinal Sdleratus.
A perfe cts pure aud wholesome ar
tic lie, free from all delctcrious mat
, r, so pre- pared that, as the circu- =.
OI lar accompanying the Saleratus VIII &
show. nothing remains IN the bread
baked but common Salt, Water, and
Flour. Put up neatly in papers, lib.
.lb., and .Ib. pt'-EN lie
. B. T. Babbin's Concentrated Soft Soap
One Box costing One Dollar will
make 40 gallons Of handsome Soft
; Soap by simply adding boiling wa s
- ter. ,#. .", #.f |
BIT BabbiHs Concentrated Sal Soda.
A new article exclusively for the
~ South. Sal Soda or Washing Soda =
" cannot be sent South during warm
weather, as it deIiquesces or mells.
dry out TIE water and put up the
Sal Soda in lib. papers, 'warranled .
g to stand the warmest climate" One g
pound is equal 10 four pounds OF or
duar, Sal Soda or Washing Soda
consequently it is much choaper-the
dealer saves 60 per cent on the
freight, as lie does not have 10 pay
freight on water.
Ask any storekeeper for B. I.
Babbitt's Concentrated Sal Soda, III
N one-pou d papers. 7
V 9. T. BaGbitrs Soap fir Family Use.
One pound of this Soap i, equal to
three pounds of ordinary Family
% Soap One pound will make 3 gall 4
- Ions of handsome Soft Soap. 1t will =
remove Paint, grease, tar, and stains
Of al! kinds 1t will not mjure the
fabric; on the contrary, it preserves
3 it. it viii wash in hard or soft wa I
- ter. But little labor is required
where this Soap is used. Machinists
and Printers will find this Soap SUI
. peror to anything in market. If =
u your Storekeeper does not keep the Z
above goods, send So by mail and |
will send package OF either article,
or an assorted box containing part
. Of each article, as you may direct. E
- Send the name Of YOUR Post Office,
also the State and County in which
YOU reside, with directions for ship
ping. Address ,
&. b. + BABBITT,
81, &C. 6s, 70, 70 & "A
Washington St., ,New York.
- A liberal discount TO Storekeepers =
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.DULL's improved ssrsaparllla. snd
% Hance's Syrup OF Horebound Tor
Coughs & Colds, just reed al
July7 Sfone6r"k'r g.
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Warranted double the strength of
common Potash, and superior 10 any
Saponfer in market, put mp III cans
of lib, 2ibs. 9lbs., 6ib,, and l2lbs.,
with full directions for making Hard
and Soft Soap. One pound will make
fifteen gallons OF Soft GoaP. No
lime is required. Consumers will
fad this the cheapest Potash in m ar
bot
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1860-03-10
TUESDAY, March o. 1850.
SEEATE,-prayer by Rev. j. o. pope.

TUEs9AY March 3, 1850.
SEEATE.-prayer by Rev. j. o. Pope.
RESOLUTIONS.
The resolution offered by Nj. Petit, YES
terday was adopted. Il was that the Inyes-
tigating Committee to inquire into the charges
Of fraud and corruption in the management
Of the Land Grant Railroad Companies ne in
structed to make full and explicit report as
to whether or not at this session Of the Leyis
lsture any ex-directQr or other officer Of It's
Minneapolis and Cedar Valley Railroad Com
pany, or any other company. haa received
any bribe !or resigning any Office In said COM
pany, and # 50, who has been 50 bribed. and,
by whom.
gAiLeoaD MATTERS.
Tie concurrent resolutions introduced into
the House Yesterday and passed, aar0e up
this morning in the Senate. \ point oe o. der
was raised ABOUT the character OF sre res0lu-
tons. The Senate was in doubt whether
they were Joint resolutions, requiring only one
reading.
Motions were made to send them back TO
the House for explanation, Tor reference to iu-
dietary committee. to committee Of WAYS and
means, all of which were voted down.
The question recurring on the adoption Of
tie resolutions, ana the yeas ard nays being
called for aud ordered, there we're yeas -
nays IL, as follows:
YEAs-Messr8 ! F. Baldwin, Bartho!o-
new, Hodges, loliey, Kennedy, King. McKu-
sick, McLaTen, Nelson, Norris, Robinson, Ro-
gers. Stannar9, Stevens and Vim.
SAYs-AlesSrs. Adams, Andrews, i. E.
BALDWIN, Bishop, Clark, Cook, CoTan, Edger
tont Galloway, Hall, Heaton. Mackubio, Pet
tit, Stewart, Watson and Wells
So tue resolutions were lost.
Mr. HEAJ'ON moved to reconsider the
vote oy which tha resolutions we're rejected,
and Isie yeas and nays being called for and
ordered, there were yeas %, nays s, as fol-
lows:
YEAs-Messrs Averill, F. 4. Baldwin, J.
F. Baldwin, Bartholomew, Bishop, Cook,
Evans, Galloway. Heaton, Hodges, Holey,
Kennedy, King, McKusick, McIaren, Nelson,
Norris, Robinson, Rogers, S,aDnard, Stevens,
Stewart, Watson, Wells ard Winn.
NAYs-Messrs. Adams, Andrews, Clark,
Cowan, Cruttenden Edgerton, Hall, Mack.
ubin aud Petit.
So the motion vas carried.
Mr.. HALL here raised point of order that
the resolutions being concurrent, and not rel
alive to the business Of the two Houses, should
60 through its several readings and be treated
as G. bill, and could only become effective
upon receiving the signature Of the Governor
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and sofieii.res accruIrg under saio ameCd-
ment
Mr. SECOMBE made d. lew remarks in
support Of the principles Of the resolutions.
Mr. STEVENS said be hoped,'tlay would
pass.
Mr. SWEET hoped il would not be acted
on for the present He said we had not yet
arrived at The p;an. DO moved TO lay them
On the tab.e.
And the yeas and nays being called for aud
ordered, there were yeas II, nays ~, as fol-
ows
IgAs.-Messrs. Acker, Anderson, Burn.
ham, Butier, Ehsjdertlon Garrard, johnson,
Nettleton, Roy, Sawyer, Sheater, Stephenson,
Stock, Sweet, rolima1. Trov, and " ilkins.
NAys.--Messrs. AakeI, Austin, Bixler,
Brooks, Cleveland. Coe, Donohue, Fox,
Greene Of Onsted, Hayes, Hulett, Hunt,
Kinkoad, Knox, Lesvens, Letlord, Mann, Nc
Donough, Moighan, Mitchell Morrison, olds,
Ozmun, piaendeg, Purdie, Renz, Secombe,
Sherwood, Shrewsbury, Shul'is, SkillAan,
Stearns, stephens Stewart, Taylor, Te.nan-
sos, Thayer Orange Walker, Watson, Web
st.r, v bite, sId Mr. Speaker
SO the motion WAS .osi.
After some ilne spent n cali Of the House
and 9 debate OF points Of order,
Mr.. SWEET opposed doing anything with
these resolutions nov. lie thought some
thing could be done and noi increase tie
State Indebtedness.
DIR. CLEVELAND said there was meas
ure of that kind once before us--but the gen.
tIelnan aud friends talked ard voted against
it.
Mr.. SWEET said that was true, but it had
a suspicious scheme and trap in it to swindle
the State. He should vote against ali such
measures.
Mr.. STEARNS hoped the rules would be
suspended SO as to take up Mr.. Secombe's
resolutions.
Mr.. MORRISON said it was cut Of the
regular order.--a Joint Resolution interviewed
enabling US to decide whether we we would
stay here and settle this question.
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1860-03-10

HOUSE.--The House was called to order
at the usual hour.
THE BOND QUESTION.
Mr.. WEBSTER offered the following reso-
ution:
wRxasAs, The Congrsss Of the United
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HOUSE.-Tbe House was opened as usual.
BILLS PASSED.
Mr. AAkER,s from the select committee to
whom was referred the Senate Bill in relation
to Common Schools, reported it back amended.
1t was put on third reading and passed.
RAILROADS.
Mr.. MORRISON offered the following reso-
lu;ions:
Rssolrs!, as the sense of this House, That
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THURSDAY March at a O'clock JeIsey City, at
NE fRDAY sfD March at y o'cCct p M IN BcOkyn at the
Feeond Ffe-byerSn Church Gate Dr. LOud corner Clinton
SATURDAY, March o'clock NJ, {. the Rev DR.. ThOmP-
''s SS,is SGS Fs ~ o. So the Rev Dr.
Thonpsens Church, GrSndst corner Crosby ST. and EVERY
.a.sp Saturday When the service viii Be- =. o'clock N,
ihsiesS Of the evening
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ZINE HORSES.-friends and Customers,
oeiye my sincere thanks for your kind and liberal pronge
for the last three invite your attention to the so
superior lot OF HORSES IL has been lot handle They
have been purchased by personally during the late Fall and
present inter In the Co-tss Of Oneida erk-r Msason
OnoDdska, Seneca Wayne TomkiE Ontario MonIOe Genesee
Orleans and Lynssos, esch county having contributed small
portion Of best stock bich together numbers Ey
roTs-s aud design 10 increase the number sixty
psseg; have twenty pairs q hIt class closely matched
COACH HORSES, few good SPEED HORSES, and
ye'y line single HORSES. A. my residence In Whiieaown
Oneida County hew York shall be pleased all paHoni
desrous Of purchasing Horses Of kind unit, ths nrat Of
March nrxt after that time Ut POSTS Stable 2iih Nnw
iofk where shall again be happy my old friends and
rurtoef sud al others who insy be- de-rous purchasing rs
class Matched. Single. or speed Horses
WM. JORALEaAH, Agent
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