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R1LL1ARDrAR rARLEs-nrLL1ARD TABLES

55.@z-Z=.== GARD.
In answer to the several Inquiries in regard to the
sality Of Cushions Of the Bard Table exhibited by j. NJ
BRUNSWICK 4 BRO, Of his city, the Mectanics Fair
aud on which we played friendly game the inS we
axe py te testify in justice the Makers e Tables
ehusnsons IN particularly perfectly Of
angles and are OF the opulon A they relied snch
&ndeehater te one on Which played hest sge have
Newould further remark that we found no dtiepy
eyer an aeertalg the angles whereby t direct
thebas lorder to make c"9ts we perceive ans hard
ness In the way he balls srek The etous from which fact
we aer that WHOLE the Fables are perfect in every
orat ndaet II WASH peasase play on this Table aathe
balls soh and easy oQald DESIRED We tberefe
cheerpfy re4ou nd 3 Messre Brunswick to all atnaes
and scientific Iars, wAI all aa engaged in the iii
Iiard business, asNorlhg Of patroIsse.
PAIL. TiEMAN.
clncinnai, y O:eoeE L, 1850 JOHN DEERY.
In reference % the ove VIII t hi III premium
tsl Gold Me Al for Rieafa been awardsd Ia the
Aesfs Brunswick, by t Fair the Ohio aec4p
les Institute
EsThe above Tables also all ether Tmuic il the BIZ
lard line, fof sale at No. IS 81. I4oms street, by
DIS liza NJ NERRT.af
MYSTERIOUS sEcoho sIGnVs.,
Il e Z . 3 RI
g FOR HIRE. FOR HIRE.
GIR 4 No. / woN1N-Goek Washer and Iroser pf!cs
e-RssSSs2g per month, Inquire at this office, d5 II
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METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB


- - INV 4Se RrSrrR MEETING OF 1851,
mence TUESDAY, Ist january, 1861
TUESDAY. Jan. ls5I Annual sweepsskes three.yea
TO add $50 f two Or more start The second horse $40
w s. Bnord names b. T. by Lexington dam by Glencoe
W u Minor names a. W Dssis9 ch by Star Davis out Of
y F. Kenner b. SID, STORY by yanayke ont Of
Ha,penqg Also, b e. By Glsaeoe out Of Sally Morgan.
FOLEY name names e. e. II LGFSIS ~ BY S1 out
BToadaax / cotrill name b. I. sALIIE WOODWARD, By
Same Day
Heats of two miles; subscription $500; SlG0: the
Club to add $500 two start the second horse
D. f. Kenner names b. C. SID STORY by vandyte ou, Of
T.J. Wells names G wELLswooD By Yorkshire out Of
~. S ]. Hunter eh sHERRoD, by Leeomc out of
1. q. Moore names ch b. vsnsal, dam BY Marrrave.
Broadnax 4 Coiriil name b. .sALLIk WOODWARD, by
WEDNESDAY, ID January ~ Heats Of three niles Clab
Purse, $500
plcAfuNE sTAkESweepsake for all ages, of two
miles ssshsepiion s s HI t the second horse say
Daily rcayne add Plate worth e6 II Bree Or more 81 s lhe
close he st ii Decernber sso Tie rac u be IN u
WEDNESDAY "a of January, 1861 To at the Judges
Stand on the hetairie Race Course o'clock r. NJ on The
THURSDAY, Sd JannaryHeats Of two niles Club Parse
siOo. sNS ''-'ps' otuo a'8s'
sweepsteke for year ods mile beats; subscription s0o
eit seo so added BY the Cub Il the is rum Tie
W. y Minor names eh. c. EQUINOX, py Maaomed out Of
BIehil Renldres ch " Aibon cut q Eudora
Also, br " by Highlander. dam by Hamlet. 75 1I5 Z
Ediihs names = 8 oNoiE BY Lexington out Of
b Foley b. c. by Sovereign out of Ann Watson
SATURDAY 9Th JanuaryBest in s, heats of one mile;
TUESDAY sh January-Heats of four niles Club Purse,
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Tuesday, Dec. II, 1860.

rB~Tne COnsiSnee of 10 barrels app leS, per
schooner Pocuhonas, from New York. markeu " In aa
mond will please make himself known the 9TH
er%se they viii be sold opay charges.
GEO W. UYNsoN 4 CO.,
Dc 81 Gnmn aireet
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HELhER's.....::::. .::.:............ .HELLER's
HELbER'5
HELLERiS oa
HELIRRiS
m-....# SECOND SIGHT MYSTERY.
SECOND SIGHT MYSTERY.
SECOND sIsHT MYSTERY
.".~ SECOND SIGHT MYSTERY
TRICKS OF INDIA.
TRICKS OF INpIA
TRICKS OF INDIA.
Tricks OF INDIA.
ILLUSIONS. ........MAGIC
-..a- ILLUSIONS. MAGIC
ILLUSIONS. ..........NAaIC
ILLUSIONS. .........MAGIc
ARMoRY HALL.
ARMGgY HALL.
ARMoRy HALL.
ARMORY HALL
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING
ONE WEEK. COMMENCING
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING
MONDAY, DEC TO-
~ 's- MONDAY, DEC. TO- .5=
MONDAY, DEC. TO- =4
MONDAY, DEC. 10. n50 If
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DAMAGED GOODS
Packages Pns Gbss sfias io Blsaeld coon Flannels
BY E. ROGER Il CO.,
Auction Rooms Nos. IS and At Old Levee street.
between Customhouse and Bienville streets
s pa aac5 alth saoi inst sa t 19 ee,oek
s q xs@ So 9or @ I &c s damaged on board ship
Is cases AmericRn M sFia Fancy Prints. -
D~0.@. case Blue 1aiinet
! case case Y + War; si u, BIeached Cotton.
sa saIss TRdian 4ead Brown Sheeting, ..
case Apron hecks. aa@.
! Golored Canbrie. u-. ...M
"- J pieces i 3fsai saiast.
I \: !: FsiioF Fsa Flannel
= ack Cotton Velvet.
II Black Satnet. -@ @040.m".
,z..rrnvj L III, Biask vevst.
100 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BR0GANs.
.= ..=
200 lots Of Fine Winter Clothing.
....-.
l50 lots Of Dry Goods. Cloth Mantiilas ETC.
BY q. BEAUMONT, BLACHE IL co.
Auction Rooms GO Chartres street
" MI thei5 auction No 81 street al anc.
1870 lots Of Dry Goods, Cloth Nantillas, IT,
100 Boots. shoes and Brogans
200 A' "a. i i,sssS Pias WiaRE.s aR ste5 eIs,sy
&77@TERMS-A sale all
GREAT AUCTION SALE of SEAsoNAh.lE DRY GOODS
on account of having nv
order q he ci5y authorities at Hoz's Cheap Dry Gods
Store No S43 Common street. opposite Claiborne Market
BY GARDNER SMITH &c CO.,
Formerly j. A. Beard Il Co.
GARDNER SMITH, Aucioneer
Office 81 Common street
WEDNESDAY, 12th inst, at 10 o'clock
w A. NJ at lhe above mentioned store auetion will De
sold ~ -
seasonabe Dry Goods comprising large stock of fine
French Blankets Shawls Dress Goods Linens Prints Cosks
Mantilias Laces Trimmings Flnnnes Merats Popns Eng
ish and French BaTeges Dresses ApHcas Embroderfes
Ribbons Hoop skirts Hose fer ladies Children tentle
tlemen Un1belas Brussels Ingram Carpets Linen Cambria
Handkerchiefs, Furs, Shiriing and Sheeng, etc.
R1-Sale positive and for cash.
n B.-SeRts for Ladies', din
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K ATHnfAN,s TROPICAL RooElso-

R EAL ESTATE AGElNT-JoHN PURUEI.f, No
~ u Nrllss plaee, stairs, nearly Opposite Post
9s. etitts 4. ,sins Rs,pg asd Gollectou q Rents
Orleans, eerson nd GArota Also to the inves,nen of
iyi6 fra 9 ssi ~
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Tha days and hours of tuition are as fellows. wy q
O'CLOCK r. NJ
Gen,lemenM Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays frorn tin
0ociock p NJ. Mi
A. N, TO I2 NJ.
Private Glasses VIII be formed exclusively for Ladies
Practcing Parties for Iaes and Gent teme Wadnes.
day. at 5 p.
families.
Particular attention will be given Children many new
Fancy Dances before taught city, viii be ought
y
j. Vegas will give series of his Chdrens Dress
+ Balls, including he great May Day Festival.
The musical deparmen nner tbs charge Or the exeeens
artist, Mr. 4. Bryersdofer.
For terms apply 10 j. VEG AS at t)dd Fellows
T. r. WERLEIk'S Music Store No Camp street nS ana
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

,p0-Louisiana Guardls-I,he ms nnbers Of thi =
Company viii attend D,il every NEDN bSDAY aud FRIDAY
ENENlNG at ocock at the Atnory Charles and
Lafayette streets Every member Is requested punctua
IN a'ehdaace BY order: :. NJ. TODD, Gdptar.
US a AoRAa Secretary. n2' If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

a PROF. a, GTERARDI's DANCING
S@ACADEMY. at EAGLE HALI--ProL A. aherardi
most respectfully his friends and
in general, that bis Dancng Academy will be open
~ lieiiy Road the 18th Of NOVEMBER when he trusts
to meet with the same liberal patronage a. hefore.
Tuition Thursdays ard
urdays from 4 10 o'clock p. N.
Genemeas Glass ~ nesiays, Thursdays and saaFGaya
from 10 9 P. NJ fs
Private Glasses Schools Academies will be promptly
attended ssAs4A
For terms, apply 70 Prof g., 1t the Hail. Pr r. WsR
LEM Esq. Music StorP, No 8 Camp street ai4 INA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

FDMOND FiOtDa yAUX, NO 81 cHARTRE
- street inform respectfully, he lades that which
are now IN his LACE Linen Drapey and Mantua Store are en-
tely new en5 ali Of them imported th They have
been bought with the the
and Paris and ai may as ured that they will nd in
MS Store only articles of the eshness the latest
taste and OF unoldef ionable qus lilies.
n b. There have been Wpktonms 10 his pstah
men for til Mi inery Department and the other far
te Dress and Manua Mixing The Ladies respectfully So
ieied Judge for themselves the tnse II he two
those two Departments. n2t l5t
N0TECE-THR FOURTH DISTRICT AGENCY MER
chants Mutual Insurance Company New Orleans has
moved il Office No Magazine street between Joeephne
tnd 81, Andrew streets. ts In
nk. JAMES BURNS, OFFICE IS COMMON street
between Gamp and St. Charles streets residence Magazine
lle, 1entIson kl.y feS ly
M YsTERIoUs SECOND sIGHT!..
II q Z L r.!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

a PROF. j. VEGAS, DANCING Aa4ns ssY
S2S Odd Feiaws' rJall. @ 7l
g. Prof j. vegas most respectfully announces Ii as
Sfrends ard ihe puDIic ee4lis sbat his o neg csi-
~ Will he opened for The Odd FeIlows I.aii
vi The teaching will commence on 416 '31tF
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G1I11!(a1l
''4' ''' Gl3Il1la|
MRS. IWINsioWL.


An experienced Nurse and Female Physician presents
to the attention of mothers her
SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process Of teehing by soft
enng the gums, reducing all inflammation will aay all
pain and spasmedic action, and is regulate the
Eowels.' 80 .-sa ! Asys = q. -
Depend upon it, mothers, 1t will give rest to your
selves, and relief and health to Your infants.
We have put up and sold this article for over ten
years, and say, In confidence and truth of it, what
never has it failed, in single instance, to effect cure
when timely used. Never did we know instance of
dissatisfaction by who used 1t. On the contrary
all delighted with its operations, and speak in
tues. We speak 10 this matter = what 90 KNOW
after ten years. experience, and pledge reputation
for the ful6ment Of what here declare. In almost
every instance where the infant is suffering from pain
and eXha uston, relief will be found fifteen twenty
minutes after the syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation the prescription of of
the most experienced and skllful nurses in New Eng
land, and has been used with neverfailing in
thousands of cases.
1t only relieves the child frJm pain but invigo
crates the stomach and bowels corrects acdity, and
gives tone and energy to the whole system 1t will IL
most instantly relieve gripping in The bowels wind
collie and overcome COMMISSIONS which if speedily
remedied, end in death.
We believe it the best and surest remedy in the world
in all cases of dysentery and diarrhGa in Children
whether it arises from teethng from any other
We would say to very mother who child suffering
from any OF the foregoing complaint not let your
and your suffering child and the relief that will be
sure-yes, absolutely sureto follow the of this
medicine, timely used. Full directions for using lii
accompany each bottle. t
None genuine unless the fac smile Of CURTIS &.
PERKINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Ofioe, Is CEDAR STREET, NY
Price only Twenty Five Cents per Bottle
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-28
SeasOnable Hints about Personal Com.
fort.

A thin shawl may be made warm by fold
ing newspaper inside of it. The paper is
impervious to the wind and cold air outside,
and prevents the rapid escape of the warm
air beneath it. Every one knows that the
heat of the body is carried off much more
rapidly in high wind than in calm. The
wind blows away the heat evolved from the
body, but in perfectly still air this heat
remains, and constitutes an atmospheric en-
velope SO nearly of the same temperature
with the body itself that the latter is not so
quickly robbed of its natural heat.
A piece of silk oil-cloth, stitched in the
folds Of a shawl, is more flexible than the
paper, and will last whole winter. 1t has
the advantage of securing inward warmth
without the additional weight of a thicker
garment.
When you set out on a winter journey, if
YOU are liable to suffer from cold toes, which
many people do in spite of rubbers, fold
piece of newspaper over your stockings,
which you can readily do, if your boots or
shoes are not irritationaly tight. This is
better than rubbers, which are, in fact, very
cold comforters il. extreme, while they make
the feet sweat in moderate weather. The
main use of India rubber overshoes is to
keep out water, and for that they are Sec
ond only to stout, waterproof, first-rate
calfskin boot. There is not more villain
ousy unwholmsome article of wear made
than the hightopped rubber boot. 1t makes
the foot tender, especially in children, gives
an ugly gait, and when left of in any wealth
er the wearer is liable to catch cold Saint
Crispin is the best friend to the human foot,
when his leather and stitchings are honest.
The constitutional vivacity and temper of
a person has much to do with his endurance
of cold. For this vivacity is sort of ner-
vous fire that lessons the sensibility to out
ward impressions. An Indifferent, milk and
water person, without energy and force, is
at the mercy of every cold blast that sweeps
round the corner. He, and especially she,
has no defense but to wear dozen shawls
during the day, and sleep under bale of
blankets at night. One without any mental
purpose, Unfortunately there are such)
though in vigorous health, is much more IL
able to catch cold than spirited delicate
body bent on some positive pursuit.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-28
Mothers Read This.

The following from letter written by the
paster Of Baptist church. in the journal and Messen
ger" Cincinnati Ohio, and speaks volumes in favor of
that world renowned medcine-Mrs. Wnslow's Soothing
Syrup for children Teething: "t,.....
1--WE see an advertisement in your columns of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Now We never said word
in favor of patent medicine before in our life, but we
feel compeedto say readers that this Is no hum
bug-we have tried it, and know 1t to be all it claims 1t
is probably one OF the most successful medicines OF the
day because it is oLe of the best And those of your
cad who have babies can't do better than to lay in
upply.o oc9-d&Wly
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From the Dover, N. H. Gazette.
MH DIR, RICHARDSON'S BIT

TkRS-In our columns may be found an advertisement
son, of South Reading Mass. They are, said to be-
undoubtedly composed variety of valuable and
rience, well thers speak highly of their
rerovating and invigoratng effects upon the system.
quack nostrum but discovered, prepared and vended
by regular physician, graduate of the college Of our
own State, and who has said but little in the way puff
ting them himself but leaves those who try them
to Judge themselves For the diseases that many are
liable to in the spring and summer, such debility,
dyspepsia, bilious and nervous complaints do not
hesat. to say that these Bittcri will be und safe,
agreeable and e1ectual restorative. AS good health
of the greatest of earth ly blessings would early
advise those laboring under such di ease to make
trial of Dr. Richardson's Bitters they do harm,
and may do much good, as we are confident in many
they have. Vegetables and vegetable substances
unquestionably the most cOngenial to the human
ystem.
Sold by R. F. COMBS. dec7-wIm
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT
SPECIAL NOTICES.
nag SIR JAMES OLARKE'S FEo

MALE PILLS.-Ths well known medicine is no impo.
sition but sure and safe remedy for Female Difficult
ties and Obsfrucions, from any cause whatever and
although powerful remedy, it con aims nothing hurful
suited twill, in short time bring on the monthly
period with regularity
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion Pal
pation of the Heart Mysteries, and Whites these Pills
W II effect cure when all others have failed and al
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron Gallo
MEL antmeny, or anything hurtful to the constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be Carefully preserved.
For full particulars, get pamphlet free, of the agent
NJ B.-Sl and postage stamps enclosed to any author
lied agent will bottle containing 81 pills
by return mails
Sold bv LAY + jerks, st. Paul, and by all good
Druypists everywhere. oc2Ad&wly
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-28
mE> COUGHS.-THE SUDDEN

changes OF onr climate sources of Pulmonary,
Bronchisl and Asthmatic Affections Experience hav-
ing proved that simple remedies often act speedily and
cera My when taken in The early stages OF the disease
recourse should once be had to Brow IS Bronchial
Troches Lozenges let the cold, cough, irritation
of the throat be slight his by this preca ution
more serious attack may be etectualy warded OF
Pablo Speakers and Singers will find them efectua Tor
clearing and Strengthening the voice: STE advertise
meut dec2-d, tw&w6m
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-28
la EVERY DAY BRINGS

cheering evidence proving DR.. Weavers Ce ate to be
spe cifc for all diseases of the skin.
HAMILTON, Ohio, Aug. 7, 1860.
This is to certify that my wife has been cted with
hands for several years. and all the remedies
which she made use Of failed, until she commenced
using Or. Weaver Salt Rheum Ger e, which she has
found to be the best remedy she has ever used. and
would recommend it to all SINH sry afflicted.
DR.. Weaver's Syrup and Cerate for sale by DAY &.
JENKS dec7-w4w
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aas% OWNERS OF HORSES REAL
the following

the following
RIPLEY Ohio, Dec. 9th, 1858.
Gentlemen This is to certify that have given the
Pa Killer to horses for cOl and found it toe best
remedy ever used. give, for dose, half twenty
five cent bottle put into pint bottle of warm water and
and drench them with it. l have always
cured the worst without delay.
Yours truly
JOHN PORTER,
Proprietor Ripley Hotel.
Sold by DAY & jerks. dec7-w4w
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DUBLIC NOTICE TO sIOUX HALF

DUBLIC NOTICE TOSIOUX HALF
i BREEDS.
The parties whose names given below are notified
that the Scrip they entitled to for their interest in the
surplus land of the Lake Pepn Reservation, has been
received this office for distribution They are there
FORE requested to present themselves this Office and
sign the REIMBURSEMENT required
sThe Scrip will be delivered to the persons to whom
issue if living or their attorneys, or when the parties
minors to their natural par legal guardians
the heirs of deceased parcs upon proof being made
of heirshp.
Names of persons are
Charles Angi Narcisse Premier George Wells
Lydia Ann Brown Ellen Premier Anne Wells
VIM Brown Flair Faribault Virginia Wells
+ Margaret Bowya Anne Premier George Quin
George Cartier Mary Premier Lucy Dubois
Sophia Cartier Lucy Frazier Mary Dubois
Teresa Campbell John Gregg Margaret Palican
Mary CulbersOn Bellam LeC]are Charles Muss0
Jacob Premier Sophia LIE Claire Joseph Bird
Thomas Premier Joseph LIE Claire. Nancy Bourke
Srsan Premier Ellen Pinchard VIM Bourke
Margaret Frazier Nancy Pinchard Hypolte Angi
John Premier Julia Renville Joseph Hugh
Louis Premier Margaret Kicks Charles Hugh
Mary Premier Lucy Wehmankawaxtewin
Josette MOutre Amos Wehmankawaxewn
Sophia Premier James Hayes Catherine Hayes
Augustus ROGUE it l7tW t5-.
Office of the Northern Superintendency Of Inoian AZ
fairs, st. PAUL, December Is, 1861
WIN. j. CULLEN,
decl9-d4t&w3t Superintendent of Indian Affairs.
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The Pain Killer

Has been tested in every variety of climate, and by al
most every nation known to Americans. 1t is the al
most constant companion and inestimable friend f the
missionary and the traveller, and land, and no
one sho Old travel on lakes and rivers without it.
Be sure you call for and get the genuine Pain Killer,
many worthless attempted be sold on
the great reputation of this valuable medicine
n4- Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by Dealers every where.
Price &C., Soc, nd 81 per bottle.
IN. HARRIS 4. CO.,
Proprietors for the Western and Southern States
~e- Cincinnati, U.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
DAY jerks, Saint Paul.
SICHARD F. COMBS, do.
A Henup 4 Co. St Anthony
S L Vawer do
Chas Crawford, do
Greedy Gray, Minneapolis
Leonard, do
VIM McCu lom, Mendoza
w Whippe, Prescott. oc26-w1y
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-28
NOTICE-PURSUANT TO SEC

~
~ TON of the Act OF the Legislative Assembly of
Minnesota, entitled IAN Act Prescribing rules and reg
uatiOns for the execution of trusts arising under
Act Of Congress entitled An Act for the relief of cii
Of towns upon lands of the United States under
certain circumstances passed March B. 1856
Public notice is hereby given, that on the Path No.
vember, 1860 the undersigned entered late Judge
Of the Fourth Judicial District Minnesota at the Land
Cfce at Saint Cloud, Minnesota, the lands comprising
site Of the town OF Belle rrairie in tie county Of
Morrison and State OF Minnesota in trust for the
raj use and benefit of the occupants thereof according
to their respective interests which lands described
in the Duplicates certificates Of location follows, to
wit: .....s T. .. ....
Lots two and three of section eleven, in township
forty one of range thrtytwo ana the south half Of the
northwest quarter, and north half of the southwes.
quarter of section twelve nh in township fortyone of
range thirty two containing two hundred and forty six
and 4O-100 acres.
Each and every person, association, company of
persons claiming to be occupant occupants Of
to be entitled to interest in said lands required to
fle within sky days after The first publication of this
notice. In the Office of tue Undersigned at Sank Rapids
Benton County, Minnesota state of their claim in
accordance witt section of said of the Legislative
Assembly Of Minnesota, or be for debarred all
right herein, H. . e. .f.-..-.s is.e -... -
This notice is FIRST published this twenty day Of
d. center, 1860 .-.. g ..lst ~ olUN
dec2l-w3w EDWARD o. HAMLIN.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-28
DERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE
Pain Killer,

The great Family Medicine of the age.
We ask the attention of The trade and the public to this
long and unrivalled
FAMILY MEDICINE,
For the cure or cod coughs, weak stomach and gene
raj debility indigestion, and pain stomach and
bowel complaint, collie, diarrhoea, cholera, &c.
AND FOR FEVER AND AGUE,
There is nothing better 1t has been favorably known
for more than twenty years to be the only specific
for the many diseases incident to the human family
1nteynally and externally it works equally sure.
What stronger proof OF these facts can be produced
thanhe following letter received unsolicited from Rev.
A. w. Curtis:
ROME, MACoXB Co., Mich, July 9, 1860.
Messrs j. N. HARRIS, Co. -.
Gentlemen /: The confidence have in Perry Davis
Pain Killer, remedy colds coughs sprains and
Rheumatism, for the cure of which have successfully
used It, induces me to cheeru.ly recommend its virtues
to others.
few months ago had recourse to it to destroy
felOn although had never heard OF its being used
that purpose but having suffered intens ely from fer
mer one and having no other remedy hand applied
the Pain Killer freely tor about fifteen minutes
ing, and repeated the application very briefly next
morning, which entirely destroy. the felon, and in
creased my confidence IN the utility OF the remedy.
Yours truly, A. W.CURTIS. "a
Minister of the Wesley an Methodist Church.