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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-19
MRS. WINSIOW,

An experienced Nurse and Female Phys ciar presents
- 10 the attention Oi mothers her
OiHIhti SYRUP, FOR CNiLDKE& TEETHING,
which greatly iitaes the process OF trehing by soft
pam and spa5sGc action and is sure to regg the
Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers, it wiz give rest to your
serves ana reIet and health to your Infants
years, and can say Ia audience and truth Of it, What
We pave never been able OF any other medicine,
never mas IL lailtd IN single instance, elect cure,
When timely USED. Never Gd We know an instance II
dssas ACTON by any one VINO used II. On the contrary
all are ueIshitu Win It's operaOns and 81 eak IN terms
OF commentator of its elects and edical viz
tues We speak IN this mat " do know
aiter ten years experience, and pledge reputation
Tor the fuihlment of what here declare, In almost
every instance where the infant suffering from pam
and exhaustion relief Will be found fifteen or enty
nllnutes after the Syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation the prescription of
the most experienced and akilliul New
land and has been used with ueverfAiIIng sUccsss
thousands of
1t only relieves the child Fl III pain but iuvgo-
rates the stomach and bowels cOrrect8 ecidIty, and
gives tone and energy to the whole system. II l.
most instantly relieve gripping tLe bowels WIND
conc, ana overcome OnvulsUns, which If
romedled end in death.
We believe the best and temedy ia the world
in all cases OF dysen5ry and dtrrhGa ia children,
WnetAer IL arises from teth!ug from other
from any OF the foregoing complain do not let your
preJudces, nor the preJudces Othe stand
you and your suffering child, and the relief
sure yes absolutely sure-tO ioiow use this
medicine, Il timely used. Full direc lions using
accompany tach bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS 4
FEkhlNS, New YORK, is on he outside wrapper.
Sold by druggists Throughout The world.
Principal once, Is CEDAR STREET, N. Y
Price only twenty-five Gents per Route.
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1EORTGAGE SALE.--W HEREAS,


VA Default having been made in the conoilion of a
certain sior;gage, containing of SALE made by
Charles Il Gallsgh ard William X. Mobiles, ga
gors, to Robert hi acre, rnortgagee-sad m rtgage
bears date he 4th day of October, A. D. 1856, and
filed for record in the office OF the Register of Deeds
in for the county of Ramsey Chen Territory now
Slate of Minnesots), the 18Th day of October, A.
1866, at O'Clock ~ and was duly recorded ia boo q
Mortgages pages IA and 755 of the records in said
Office OF Reg SER Of Deeds
Amount claimed It be due on mortgage, at the date Of
this noics is 81 10 %.
The premises onvey ed by said mortgage ib-
ed olows, to wit:
Al taose PARCELS OF land lying and being in
the county of Ramsey and Territory lnow stateI of
Minnesota. and described as follows to~t:
Being lot one in block sixty nine t69 in Dayton
Il lrvines Addition TO ST. Paul"
Default has been made in the rayment Of said sum
OF money according to the conditions of said mortgage.
And no suit proceedings law other wise have
been stituted 10 recover the amount claimed due
en- said mortgage, nor o! any part thereof.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of a power OF
sac contained i'll said mortgage, and IN accordance
with the statute in such made and provided, the
said lot abeve describ as lot in block sky
nine l69 in Day Irvine addition St. Paul, will
be sold at public yendue to the highest bidder for cash
at the front door OF tie Court House the city of
Paul, in kaid County Of Ramsey Saturday. the 3lst
day of Aug ust A. ID. 1851 At O'clock Z. NJ satisfy
the amo m! then due said mortgage, with and
expenses all wed by law.
Dated st Paul, July 18th, 1861.
ROBERT WHiTACRE Mortgage.
W. h GAsTcS, Attorney for Mortgage. jyl9-W6w
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-19

The WHEAT CRoP.-We continue 20
hear unfavorable reports of the prospects of
the wheat crop. The yield for two years
past has always been regarded as extraor'
binary, but any diminuton this year occa-
sions some alarm. Some complaints have
been made of the army worm, but in no
case have the results been disastrous
enough to be justly attributed to this cause.
With regard to the effect of the drouth on
the wheat crop, we hear varying accounts.
Some tell US that the stalk is short and
slender, as compared with former years, but
that the head is still full, and we'll develop
ed. Others say that the head as well as
the stalk is diminutive, and that the yield
will necessarily be much less than that of
last year. We presume that these conflict
ing reports may be explained by the fact
that in some localities the drouth has been
greater than in others, and that here the
wheat crop is less fourishing. There can
be but little doubt, however, that as whole
the growing crop-unless some cause now
unforeseen should arise to prevent-will be
fully up to the Western average, although
it may be less than that of Minnesota in
past years.
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Emigration TO MINNEsoTA.--The Chi
caso correspondent OF the New York Iri-
bune says:
With the arrival of every train upon the
Michigan Central Railroad, long files Of Nor
wegian Immigrants, who have come via Ia. Liver,
pool and Quebec, come pouring up Dearborn
Their new Land of Promise. More than $500
have arrived by that route within the last asst two
weeks, and passage has been engaged ior ~
haired men, as well as young children, among
them, and all are attired neatly. especially tie
women. their snow. white kerchiefs abOnt their
heads. They are bound for Winona. Red
Wing, Reeds Landing, and other points in T,
Minnesota and Wisconsin. They are nearly all
poor; but they bring, with the fair hair and
blue ewes Of their fatherland, honesty, frugaity
and industry, as theiscontribution to the great
crucibe from which, when all its strange ele-
ments are fused, is to pour forth that-let US
hope-pure and shining metal OF the future
American character.
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l. &C al A fl airs.

GOLD ON THE SAsKATCHEWAN.-EOr a
year or two since it has been generally IN
derst0Od that gold had been found on the
eastern slope of the Rocky Mountains in
sufficient quantities to pay for working, and
this has been fully confirmed by the arrival
IN ST. Paul Of two gentlemen, in possession
OF some twelve or fifteen hundred dollars
worth OF the precious mineral, of fine quail
ty, that has been forwarded 10 New York
by Messrs. Burbank & Co.
Mr.. M'Laren and Love, who brought the
gold to this city, have had experience in
mining in California, and are connected
with three others who are now at work on
the North fork Of the Saskatchewan river,
along the tributaries of which for five or
six hundred miles east of the mountains
gold is found in quantities that will pay for
the labor of gathering.
The sum brought down by Messrs. Love
and M'Laren is not all they have gained in
the mines. They have sold some to the
agents of the Hudson Bay Company, and
have expended considerable in their outfit,
everything needed in this line being at
California prices. Their sole object in com.
ing TO st. Paul was to get provisions for a
years residence in the mines
II is said that the presence of gold east of
the Mountains has been known a long time
TO the Hudson Bay Company, but for some
reason they have discouraged mining, al.
though they have bought all the specimens
brought in at their trading posts. The last
number of the Fort Garry Nor Weste
says:
We have reliable information that there is
gold on the Saskatchewan-at Fort Edmonton
and between that post and Fort Pitt There
have been frequent rumors of this lately, but
this places the matter beyond question. We
have no doubt of it now. 1t is of no use for
old TOryism to discountenance the fact, and
ignore the unpleasant information. 1t has been
the policy OF many in this country. who dislike
publicity and would fam see these patriarchal
times continue forever, to ridicule all reports
and sentiments to the effect that we have gold
mines i'll our neighborhoOd. But such policy
connot repel hard facts. Our informers have
inst come from the district referred to, and
are practically qualified to testify, as they
have worked gold minds in Australia, Califor-
MIA. and British Columbia. The gold on the
Saskatchewan is of the finest dust kind, like
that on Frazier River. We will speak more
fully of the discovery ere long.
The facilities for getting to the gold re-
gion are good. The stage and steamboat
from st. Paul will convey passengers to
Fort Garry, about thirty miles above tho
mouth of the Red River in Lake Winnipeg,
and from thence, we presume, batteaux may
be obtained that will carry the miner up
The Saskatchewan. If the travel would
warrant, we are assured that Messrs. Bur
bank are ready to run steamboat from
Fort Garry into the Saskatchewan.
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MINNESOTA AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
We are glad to announce that work has
been recommended on the Minnesota and
Pacific Railroad, between st. Paul and ST.
Anthony. The section most affected by
freshets is within the limits of this city,
where there are some heavy embankments.
These will be leyelled up and prepared for
the soperstructure as soon as possible.
We understand the ties, rails and running
stock generally have been purchased, and
will be ready in the course OF a few months
to be put in operation on the road bed.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-19
Monetary Matters.

By Thgraph.] MILWAUKEE, July Is.
But little Exchange on New York selling.
Buyers and sellers outside of Banks too far
apart. Buyers offer 10, sellers ask II. De
mand for gold limited. No notable cha nges
occurring in currency.
New York, July Is.
Stocks better and more active. N. Y. City,
rs; Mo. 6's, 434; La. 56t; Va. 47s; Tenn. 435:
N. c., SIS; U. S. SIS. IS, So; do "a; Coupons,
Sl5; U. S. 6's, 81; Registered Coupons. $50.
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New YORK, July Is.
Markets.

NEW YORK, July l6.
FLOUR-Market may be quoted five cents
better, with rather more doing for extra and
home consumption. Sales $500 barrels.
WHEAT Small and with fair export de-
mand market may be quoted two cents bet
ter.
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The as are well stocked with Flrst CLASS doraes,
Concord Coaches, with careful auL experienced Dr-v-
ers, al under the control OF csrlp potent gents.
SCHEDULE OF DEPARTURES FkoA ST PAUL.
For S.. Anthony and Minneapolis times daily,
at al &C ock a. NJ, and > Z. Nj
For Manomin, Anoka, Monticello, Sank Rapids, and
St. CIoud-Daily u O'Clock A. NJ Arrive 81. Cloud
a! O'Clock Z. NJ.
For Belle Prairie, Fort Ripley and Crow Wug-Mou-
Gays and thursdays at o O'Clock A NJ.
For Richmond Alexandria breckenridge. Fori Ab
rom bic. GeorgetOWr, Penn ina and Rec River Set
enIent-Mondays and Fridays at O'clock z. u.
For Enthusiastically at 9 O'Clock AN.
For Super or-Fyery Monday, at O'Clock L Vi.
For New Canada, Columbus, Sunrise with counec-
tions B2yi;eld-Eyery Monday and Thursday.
Mail for Pembina, sort Garry, and the Red River
SettleInent-Leayes every Friday 1T O'Clock ~ Vi.
Fer furker particulars enquire ~ the General Olce
on Third street. the American, or al the Once Of
the North Western Express Company.
j. Q. BURBANK,
mavi2 Manager.
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NJ A r r I e d.

July l3th 1861 by Fleet F. S:rother, J. p. JOSEPH
LEE to Miss LORINDA LAGREW, both of Washington
County.
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D I H D

Very suddenly, of Group, at 6 o'clock yes erday
morning, ANDREW ROBERT ERICKSON, aged four
years and eight months, only of Andrew and Anna
Erickson.
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H A N E s.
Illinois Harvester;
OR,
Adm q M A g II 1 n f,
JONES' AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

LEVEE, ST. PAUL.
This Machine will the farmer one dollar on the
acre Of Wheat over any other Reaper in use, from
which calculation affirm it is worth One thousand
Dollars more han any other Reaper to the purchaser.
Wheat cut with this machine will better and be
brighter and heavier than if allowed to stsnd in the
shock and dry rap y being free from exposure to ran
dew, &c.
This machine cuts ten feet wide and will cut the straw
desired length but from % to 80 inches ia thou
expert. nce be about he proper length to give
sufficient for feed sta king, III eshng and wing
It ed lowered VIII in operation to suit the
height Of grain.
six men easily cut aud stack twenty per
day.
pSy~ See Gre ulars.
FOR STATE MINNESOTA:
d. G. JONES, Agent,
iYlS-dlW. Wv at Jones' Arricuural WsrehOuse.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06

sidorthe following facts, apd th u
would be TO their intrtcstts senl him an or'er-
His business II exclusively cash one; he huys aud
fellseNcnTiyely Tor CASH and has one OF the most
tensiVe Factories In rialn,
some thirty different choice brands Of serari from
Havana aud brennan constantly on hand. An oxteu,
siye cash business enable to senntNe small prn
ats. Also sole agent Tor genuine Havana Eagle Pr NJ
cipo, from the mandatory Of NJ 40 LVillegasi Nam
ero Ste, Rita Street Principe. isis do Cubs.
liz has, also, choice brands Of fine cut Chewing an,
smoking 'robsecoi French Rsppe and NIaeshoy Snufi
constantly on hand. Orders dtled on short notice.
erms cash, tdeo0l B SCHlNNESS.
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MeaILh or Amcrican Momen.

Female iusgpauiiss, wspkpo,, Uieriae di,pleee
meat, uud ~ a cuhies AID constitution
al Troubles " women fntiFey cured By the GrAei
enbew Matshalh UterRe Cathnhcon,
tn thlsconnecuon, Pies neechrb sister Of the Rev,
hsaFy wafd hssSheri in LeueSi 10 tie rsSdle, nsgs
t2l, taYst
"lhase nine tlsisu aud ,idsfln.lawt aud fouriesn
female eousint all married, and an delicate ani shng,
Amid the Immense circle OF my irends aud aoohaiui
aucge canuot rCah tgn mpIried laaies bprp in this
eentuty and oouniq, who alo perisciN heahhy,N
In cases. however, Where the GrAeienhgrg Catholic,
Nn has been utef w must say that health has rapidly
tekon the place Of disease, and laics have becomo
robust stroprf yiFvfont and heahhy,
Mo 1leNson, Of Elmirs, SAYS "neautiful, indeedt
ifthe couhoing, uustins nature Of woman, but how
mnch docs d need 90 b protected b. vaichfalness
that vi lsaahefln uue u dlssass - appeal 10 q
mcdieol edFtssr iseisnd6c sdug ution, hiota Wonh
and purity ofehaTac,st.n
Allhese may be iseafsl BY aidIsaiing the GFasfsn.
beTg company,
faah AIskoiNclsfffmsu Ats hs,r kat hidy
arhcd e. witness hc D. ehls htahh VI vouiuua ~ have
iFtvsluduly orcui preaching the gospel thank Cod,
however that have seen a these diseases give way
"a The GTaetenhsg Maf,hals UtrHnp Caiholioon,
riiersyefit has been used, Rev. PErkRi EHAkP,
aiassag, M'ghEaa, foEnsfs 81 Wsfs.n saark,
Fel ssls " DuBois & Co. n. u. snydsr TINA,
", Han, LeseNi nr. y, iatei, GTsrn fpahgsi Wm
ki.tussr Atlissih ~. hofhnE x Co, McCuichsnrillsI
and bl ms diclne dealers throughout ths Statr.
II n. kiNGsLEN, clevelsnd, 4
-aA-lf. Asca} tsiluhlo.
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For the speedy aud Permanent Cure
ofSemlnal Weaknen, Natural and DiuTnal Emis.
tions, Herycus and Geroral bsbihty impo.
tence, nndNtll diseases antinF from Soil
terry Habits or ENcsssve Indulgence.
71HERE are thousands oCYounE Men, A. we'll a.
4 Middle Aged and Old Men, who are sufIsring 10
some eNteut from the above diseases. Many perhaps,
e not swSte Of hetr true condition, OF when assist
For the benefit Of such, we herewith give few Of
The most common symptoms, via. weaknsss Of the
haok and Limbs Pain IN the Head and 81 de- Dimness
Of sigt Dots and Webs beioro the Eyes PaIpitation
OF the Heart hyspepsiA. Loss Of Memory, Confution
OF Ideas Oepfession Of spirits, Avorsqh 10 Society,
SelthtsiTust, fimidityt Sc. For each and All the
sTeiHn nsm
T6sse remedies embrace three prs,eriptioni A hos
ofPastsls, boz Of Nervous 1onlc Pills, and boa Of
Nrflg roaio Pills, ~ ofwhirh have inpouaut
10 perform, aud ihould be psed together IL every Ease
fh.i, superiority over other moiss Of treatment may
og briefly stated as foilows' VIA
kB-rhey dimini'h the vio'enes Of ssEuh excite
mtnt
~ Th.y Immediately ares. nOS'umsl ana diumsl
tV-Thsy remove local weaknss,, tausing the OF
ssns 70 assume their natural tone and yigor.
~ they sitseghen the eeHsV'uiion By sveFeom'
| ing nsIyous debility and gepsTal weakneas,
! " They ehhNef the tpidts, uhich uiuaIly de.
e'ssd, By sAPspg al sHolIieE sausst iFOm The 'y,-
| tg-By THAR ,nvlroratne pIopertiss they restore
,hs ga'l'n'e hls natofsl health and 'ig9E Of nan'
~ ihcN NNre WhNn uti utuef means nave lalleds
| ~ lhov eoutain 10 MeFoury 10 Qnium. nor aay-
thiuethat eautu tuy evsat rtove hjurioas.
~ They are easY and plsasaRi 20 use, aad uin rot
Interfere with ths psueatF urual business o. pleas
ufe.
/ eV-rhsy can be used without ,vspieion, o. tnswl
edge ofetsa aroem mste.
That hey nag roms within he rsseh ofal, ss have
haed the price OF he Pustels al 81 Per boz and ts
Pills ~ 80 centi pet boz each. IN ordering by mail
10 addoo % The price, twelve cents 10 ttampa should
/ BE- inoloscd tot Tsturn postage.
NN LADIES IN wantofa safe aud enActna
/ RyL ~ ielnediei loF iregulanties, auppFesiioi
| " ~lEit oithe Mcnsus, oF any disease pecuhar q
/ "A. = their ssk, shaald uss ur Opte's Penal,
! f1A-(N Mosihig Pills Price, " nail, staI
] ~ one stamp,
| o----rUSN 'anti These Pills sheuta not BE-
utet dufiug PSegnaney, as nlsoaiaye silbs shs son
| sequence.
Ladies gho, ion ~ health, deiarnily. Or auy che
haulus Hnd Reasonable cause, deco u ueuretEaIy 4,
avoid "a iucreate ofhmilt, can o. Uithout iaeur
lag dagger 70 health ceasiltuion By he Of a
Ia CteuHh Ffsnch ffeysntiFs Powders. pliees ~
snail el und two stamps.
fhste powdeTsean only b ohtsiasd ~ addressing
ne teheFai Aeenls, ~ below.
send To- ~ Gates Private Aladieal TTsutfe o.
sexual DiseAssa Ptee ioeenta.
nc MILLER 4 co c.a.r,l Assus.
seld N Tina, b. 4. -. John 4 Co. sFhsIe he,
NAY b. ohiaiaed By aipbiariu pe5so1 o. b mali %
'slos,ae ysiev sHa asmgs b. above
man'lY
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MOFFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
AND
Phoenix Bitters.

The high and onvisd celebrity which these pre.em.
nent Medicines have acquired for their invaluable e.
icsoy n all the diseases which they profess to cure,
has rendered the usual practice Of pulling not ony IN
uccenay, but unworthy Of them,
IN ALL CASES
Of Asthma, Asute aud Chronic Rheumatsm, AfTee.
ions Of the bladder and Kidneys.
BILIOUS FEYERs 4 LIVER COMPLAINTS
In The South and wei', where these diseases pre-.
vail, they will be found Invaluable, Planters, farmers
and Others who once use these Medicines will never
afterwards be without them.
BlLlLOUS COltC, SERIOUS, LoOSENESS,
FILES, COs11VENESs, COLDS, COUGHS,
CouC, CORRUPT uUMORs, DRoPsY,
nysrErHA-No person with this distressing disease
should delay using these medicines Immediately.
Exceptions ofthe skin, EVsinelas, FlAtulonev.
FEvER AND A0Ur-for this scourgs Of the Western
country, these medcinei will be found safe speedy,
and oeTiaiu remedy. OtheT medicines leave the sys
TEN subject retain ofths disease; aeure by thes,
! medicines Is permanent
Try them. uesatls6ed anl be cured.
FouLSEss oT CoNPLENioN--
/ GENERAL bEDliIrN, GOuT, GInDINEss,
| Gravel, Headaches Of every Kind, lnward Fewer In
nammsloty Rheumati'm, Impure Blood. Jaandise
| MERcuRiAL pIsEAsEs-N Never rAils 10 eradicate en-
trey sll the effects OF Mewury, indnte sooner than
the mo,i powerful PEsParaii9a o. saf'spslilla,
! NIGHT SNEATSi NERVOUS DEblLITY,
Complaints ofall kinds, oTganic Affections,
PItEs--rhe ohgina proprietor Of thsto medicine,
was cured o. Pile, OF 35 year stsndinsby the OF
PAINS IN the Head, side Rack, Joints and Orsans
RHgUN ArisN-Thoss affected with this teuible dis.
ease viii be sure ofIesif BY the Life Medicines,
Rush Of Bloodto the Head, ScuUy, salt Rheum.
S,Fofala, OF Kings EVIL In its worst foImt Uloeu
afUVeTy description,
woEss ofall kind, are saee,a,Iy expelled BY ,Ssss
Medicines, Parents will DO well 70 adminiitcf them
whenever theh existence l. suspcoted. ReHerit turc
The Life Pills B PhmniX Bitters.
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
Andthus remove AL diiease from the system.
| Prepared and sold by
| DIR. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT.
! 93S Broadway, corusiof Anthoay Efsst, New York
foIsele blpildIugg,alu 6blly
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SaSapariIIa,

he most ciIcctual remedy which the medical
kill Of our tmes can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal muady. 1t is COM
incd from the most active rcmcdinls tlnt have
iccn discovered for the cXpurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of tho
.ystem from its destructive consequences.
Icncc il should be employed for the cure Of
iot only ScYolula, hut also those other alIcc-
ions which arise from it., such as ERurrIyB
md SEIN DISEASES, ST. ANTnoSY's FnU,
3oST, or EiysirELAs, PNTLEs, PUsruLrs,
BLorCurS. ltNNs and l}OiLs TuMoHs, YErrER
md SALT RuErN, ScALp llEAp, RINswORi,
'tnutMNrisNl. SyruIiriC and MEHcrRiAL DIS
aAsrs, DUorSY, DYSPEPSIA, DRuiLIrY, and,
indeed, ALI CONriAiNrs ARISING TUOM NiTiA-
rEn su lNrunW lInnp. The popular belief
ia " ia,pGiiY efihe blond" Is founded in truth,
or >erof,tla ia degeneration OF the blood. The
anrteulnr lnEpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
lila is to purify aud rcgcnernfc tlis vital fluid,
Nitliout which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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Avoai heagatd, Coshootea c., MAY a, 81,
MI u, u kingsey, siti-i haVu been sellirF the
medicucs The G,aeienhrrg Company Tor the last 10
yVar, and have invariably found them To- give rrua A.,
salisiae,ioni and the pils have sod 10 Fvsat aay
hnihese rs rceulafas theiT teaand coffee, and With
my trade they have become staple aUiyle. Marhaih
ttofina Catholtcon u medicine that has donr great
amount efEood 10 icmsls disea,ea oue lady God
"A y told ~ abs bad resolved morv hanFat ftom one
eoflv than from lanH eourto Afm ealoai eat
ment BY ne moltAlfNl physieians Nuuu truly