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4 dozen Extra Fine Black Frock Coats.
do do Dress Coats
~ do Black and Blue Sack do.
IL do Tweeds do.
do Casbmeretts do
do Doesxins do
20 do Brown Linen do
do Alapacca do
rs do Long Green jackets
40 do Hickory Shirts
so do Cotton Fl. Under Shirts & Drawer.
do Extra Fine Nett Wool do
10 do Cotton Hose
SO do Scanned Wool do
10 do Black Satin Vests
IL do Figured do
do Valencia
20 do Various Patterns
4 do Extra Fine Black DoesKin Pants
10 do Light COored do
do Sleeps Gray do
IL do Mixed and Blue Sauinet's
do Brown DoesKins
rs do Summer Cheeks
Is do Fine Linen Shirts
90 do Stripe and Check Cotton do.
10 do Neck Stocks and Scarfs
80 do Over-Als
3 do Gurnsey Frocks
6 do Ree6ng Jackets
40 PACKAGES ST K and Linen IIdkfs.
25 uits, India Rubber
so do Oil Cloth
rs pair India Rubber Boots.
Hats and Caps.
A few cases of Hats and Caps, of the Sprins
Style, which cannot be equaled either in price o.
quality.
Boots and Shoes.
Our Stock Of Boots and Shoes were manufac.
tured per order, and wi be warranted In every
particular. They consist of
cases Sewed Calf Boots
6 do Pegged do
8 do Kip do
do Heavy do
do Gents Extra Fine Caters
3 do Ladies and Misses do.
do Walking Shoes
I do Children do
Nails, Glass, Dried Fruits, Groceries, &c.
100 casks Boston Nails, from TO 20.
SO boxes Glass, yorious sizes.
Together with large assortment Of Bntts and Screws
Knobs, Door Locks, Planes Saws, Blind Fastenings &c
together with a general assortment of Groceries We
shall not attempt To enumerate all state prices SUI
flee II TO say have buyer constantly in the Eastern
Market which enables to sell goods 10 per cent les
Than those who only get 10 the market once year.
Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited to exam
Inc our stock here and At St Anthony, the goods vii
be freely shown whether the people wish to purchase
or not. ID. l.. FULLER,
2-5yl First door above the Amer. House.
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AN ADVERTISEMENT THAT
APPEALS 70 THE
Sound Sense of the Community.

STANDARD MEDICINES
Vv\liE following uneQuaed OF Family Medicines
Il may be depended upon with the utmost confidence.
They have the appreciation of the best ply scians the
country, and are recommended by all who have used
them as superior to any family medicines known.
They have been before the public for five years, during
which time more than 900 certificates have been
on file at the Company's Office. They compounded
with the utmost care and skill, and the ingredients are
thoroughly tested by scientific chemists that medi-
cnes OF uniform and reliable quality guaranteed IN
all cases.
VEGETABLE PILLS.
Are particularly valuable for the prevention and OF
Fevers ia general, all Bilious and Liver Complaints,
Janndce General Debility, Common and Sick Head
ache Dyspepsia Heart Burn, Cosveness Gripping uri-
mary Diseases Distinctions of the Menses Influenza,
Asthma, and for variety of other chronic diseases in
fine, for all ordinary family ~ Full directions for
the varoGs diseases accompany each box Price % cts.
box.
DYSENTERY SYRUP.
speedy and inalIibc remedy in DiarrhGa, Dysenery,
Bloody Flux Cholera Morbus, Cholera lnantum and
the AsATIC CHOLERA, if taken with the first symp-
toms, VIZ vomiting and darrhGa 1t never fails to cure
the worst possible of bowel complaints generally
in few hours, seldom hey ond day 1t is purely vrse
table, aud taken i'll almost any quantity is perfectly
harmless.
THE GRAEFESBERG
GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT.
Invaluable for Barns ounds sprains, Chbans Corps
Sores, SwelIings of all kinds Rheumatism, Eryspeas
Bronchitis, Scroiula Ulcers Pains in the Side and Back
Immediately relieved, Inflammation Of the Bowels and
for all cases where there is inflammation.
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATIOLICON
certain for Prolaps,s Uteri, and for of the
distressing complaints incident Females. Prepared
by Or. TEEO. POMEROY, of Utica, solely for tn,
Graefenberg Company.
The other Graetenberg Medicines arc--Eye Lotion
Health Bitters Consunpive Balm, Chilrcn's Panacea
Fever and Ague Pills, lidby's Pile Ointment Sarsapar
IN Compound.
THE GRAEF ENBERG
MANUAL OF HEALTH.
A complete handbook OF medicines fer families -
Price 50 cents.
Office 2l4 Broadway, n. Y.
CAUTION.
The public requested mind that everything
prepared by the Graefenberg Company has their sea
upon il.
LOCAL AGENTS.
IlichcOx ard Kellogg, st. PAUL; J. H. Stevens anc
! Co, 1t. ANTHONY John n. Ali, SALTWATER
Geo. W. Sweet, for BENTON Co.
Where any of the above medicines may be obtained
of the Undersigned at the depot of the Company, in
Jackson street, 81. PAM.
THE "WESTERN WORLD"
family newspaper, published i'm New York, will be
furnished CAUTIOUSLY to all persons purchasing
of the GTseienberg medicines.
J. CRAWFORD BURBANK
General Agent for MINI. Terry.
St. Paul, June 10, 1851. 9-ly
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G.. INQUIRE. GUNSMfTH,

4 T the sign of the Big Cum Third street, ST. Paul
"A next door TO Caves Saloon - prepared to do an,
work in his line ofbusiness promptly and The entire
satisfaction of customers.
July 81, 1851, Is
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EAGLE BAKERY.

VUNlE undersigned, near the American House, Saint
Il Paul. wish IL To he understood by villagers and
by the people Of Minnesota a large, that they will al
be prepared to sell Pilot Bread. Boston Crackers
Butter Crackers and all kinds of Crackers at Gaena
and ST. Louis prices and Of the best quality and also
furnish to families, for balls and parties every Kind
Cakes. u Cab and examine
STUART & SPENCE.
June 1.t. leJl
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F. r. BERGMAN s. CO.,
No m AIrN crpCrr {.,ycNa

r. r. BE KG VI An q CO.,
No. $50, MAIN STREET, GALENA,
<---- EgANE on hand a complete
- Sssa.ssssstsf h H. assortment Of Furniture,
s--------S}5 consisting in part Of
Fine Mahogany Sofas Mahogany Chairs
sc '' Divans Cane Seat do
d" lining tables &C 9 Rockers
4" 81 Brcakf't do Common Sc
" q" Gard do Z" Chairs
." 80 Bureaus 80 Tables
81 I" Work Tables Cbildrens' Cribs
90 80 Wash Stands Z" Chairs
Walnut and maple tables, stands, wardrobes
and desks, and every article kept in well fur
uished establishnent-all Of which are manufac-
tured by themselves and warranted TO be of the
best material and workmanship. mal2-3f
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Il. VI. Is III. y. CORNVfTU,

AVE on hand the largest and best assorted stock Of
clothing ever brought TO the western Country.-
The goods have been made up expressly for this market
and cannot bc surpassed either material workmanship
sly lie price and tlcy would solicit the attention If
merchants and dealers generally, they VIII offer
goods such term, As cannot fail to prove sfrtory
Gaicna, june |, 1850
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TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
OTIS in At. Paul proper and in Whitney and Smiths
Addition, finely situated for residences and for busi
ness for sale terms su customers.
1--WE are also prepared 10 buy town property.
JOEL WHITNEY,
ID. A. J. BAKER
Junc 26, 1851. loft
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Soft
RAENTX Nh.

Il
!" p. MURRAY is prepared to give instructions,
w and prepare the necessary proofs in order to
obtain the land due to the soldiers Of the of lol2
at hs rdisn Under the ate ect Of Congress. OF
flee on Thui Sheet Psi
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GRINDING.

UNDERSIGNED is now in readiness
T. for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas, Buck
wheat, and whatever else requires grinding, in
Guiding Salt, at the sristinil on the west side Of
the Mississippi river, at 81. Anthony for lawful
rates of toll. When desired grists will be re-
ceived at the subscribers on the east side of the
river, and be returned ground at the same place
2-Sly CALVIN A. FUTILE.
A large lot and great variety Of Wall Paper, Of all
IN patterns and prices, Al LIE Dues BOOK STORE.
Jlfe 26, 1881. lett
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Il EGiORN, Panama silk and California Hats an,
- Gaps oi all qualities, received and for sale by
T.. ". q ~. Z. COR WITH
June |. No. 80 Steamboat IanIipr CaIena III
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H1RlNIS, Domcstics, Gipghans, stripes etc, eithe,
Il 10y the piece, for sale cheap by
e. II. & Ii. y. CORWiTU,
June j. t.dicna.
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SII AVIS,

VKIE HAVE in store of the largest stocks Of
w shswls brought to this market composed
mostly of she celebrated Bay State Long Shawls some
very fine aud recommended for their comfort and dura-
bilty Alss Cloth, Silk, and Cashmere Square Shawls
Galena, Sept. 1850. WOODS HOUSE & co.
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WINDOW GLASS.

lust received and for sale cheap, Of all sizes from
a. by 10 to "a by IS, AT sPENCER's
July 81, ISL Is
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A ND DRAFTS on all parts Of the United States a
IN the Office Of the Minnesota Outfit, by
May /, 1851. CHAS. ". BoRUP.
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EOIN CHART MANuAT--A new edition. cont.;n;or
~ eight hundred and fry fac SMILES Of The various
Gold and Silver coins found IN circulation
BROOKEs
juno N'' pV eecsa, Illinois.
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= m Cedar Posts, for sale by
SyVV Aug IA. Q7-iD J. ". BADCOCK
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The above enumerated Goods comprise only small
portion of my stock. shall keep constantly on hand a
large qnanty Of
PROVISIONS.
such hams, shoulders butter lard -four pork peaches
apples potatoes, corn and oats. Also,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
consisting OF whiskey brandy port madeira gin porter
claret, champagne and ate. Aso
CLOTHING,
complete and fashionable ASSORTMENT made mp in the
best manner, and of the best material among which
overcoats, dress and rock and of all kinds
culOrs and Sizes udercothng in great variety. Also,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
very large and well selected assortment, numerous
10 mention. Also,
HATS AND CAPS,
embracing all the fall and winter STYLES.
Also, general assortment OF Hardware Paints, Glass
Tjnwarc, Cutlery, Oils, &c.
st. Paul, Nov. 1850. JOHN HARRINGTON.
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1. Il. DEWEBBER,

/. Il. DENEBBER,
4 L the lately occupied by Edward McIacan
N Of Roberts aud Fourth streets ST. Paul has
received and Offers for snle The lowest prices gen.
erai assortment ci family groceries and other goods
500 bushels oats, barrels mackerc,
=" :" corn, 90 Z" -four,
10 acks dried apples, bacon,
" " 50 peaches 5 - moiasses
60 Kegs nails, 10 boxes soap.
Also, broons bed Cords patent buckets, glass; cigars
washboard, powder shot, lead tobacco starch raisins
coffee, rice tea behring's, saeratus ginger pepper Gin
namon, cloves spice, goldfish oysters sardnes crackers
matches, White iead eggs, butter lard cheese tunblers
loaf sugar salt table salt, Candles peppersauce pickles
percussion caps, lanterns, backing chestnuts
ink, and every thing else YOU wunt.
June se, 1881, lo-ly
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FRESH BOOKS PER EXPRESS.
NIE Notes Of a Howadji,
~ Curran and his contemporaries by G. Philips
The Rangers; or the Tor Daughter,
The Heirs of Der,sfEivater,
HOME lnilnenro, by Grace Asnilar,
Vale Of Cedsrs, do do
Mothers Roconpehse, 10
NoWans Friendship, do
Women Of Israel do
Sold by J. BROOKES
June 70, teoi' (lo) Galena, Illinois.
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WAR EAGLE MILLS, AT GALENA.
vRNHE subscriber agent of Flour from the abnve mills,
a and VIII have a constant supply hand of super
fine and extra superne which Ill be sold at mill prices
freight added.
The superior quality of this Flour known TO all who
have tried it, and only requires trial here to make il
a avorte family Flour of Minnesota
JOHN FARRINGTON
ST. Paul, Nav g. 1851. 3
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NINNESOTA.---A fresh supply Of Scymour's
AFl Sketches OF Minnesota, with Map. For sale
by J. BROOKES.
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l.. ROBERTS.
CORNER OF WATER AND JACKSON SITS.
rs now offering for sale large and beautiful
i assortment Of
d RY GOODS,
Consisting in part Of Calicoes, Sheetinp. Shirt
ings, Monslin de LANES, Silks, Alpacas, Broad
cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, jeans, Vestines,
Coat Trimmings, Lmseys,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND Fk SHOES, sc.
Selected with great Care and bought at extremely
low Prices. Also,
GROCERIES,
A full supply-best quality of Coffee, Teas, SUI
gars OF several varieties and prices, Moasses,
Spice. Pepper, Ginger, Cinnamon, Cloves 4; Salt,
VERY cheap } SO bbls. winter Apples Nails,
Tobacco, sc. &c.
Also LIQUORS., on Commission viz -
American Brandy, American Gin, Common, rec
tined and MonoDgahea Whiskey, cheap for cash.
Goods at cash prices will be given in pay for
Fufs, Hides, Wheat and most other kinds Of pro
duce.
LOUIS ROBERTS would particularly invite
the attention Of Farmers and all others TO his
stock o. GOODS, believing they will find il for
tneIr interest to deal with him. lie has facilities
for doing business on the river, UNSURPASSED by
any other establishment.
FORH AKDING Il COMMISSION.
i am prepared TO receive, store, and make
advances upon Produce or any Goods consigned
to me.
LOUIS ROBERTS.
st. Paul, Minnesota, April 2s.-ltf
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nAGSrER'S Comprehensive Bible a new and lsrse
~ edition ior Families bound in sheep roam and mo-
Aso--A new edition eniitiea The Domestic Bible H.,
Rev. Irrvau Goblin handsomely nlu,trstf;i aud srt
s'sh'hls hoeha, LOT sale ny }. BROOKES
juno ~. (lo) Galena, Illinois
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~iIIfS New Boak-Bew and ponuiar-Hurr,
w Graphs or Scenery; Celebrities and socic,y Nv
y. T. Willis. - -
History Of the Otbway Nation by C. CONWAY. ,,,us
trafe, by Darley. mug
Rose Douglass or the Autobiography of n Minister,
Daughter, by s. X. W.
Nathalie, Tale. b! julia kuransgh Just received and
"r sse os J. BROOKES
June co. po) 6aleDa, Illinois.
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THE GRAEFENBERG
GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT.

The public requested 10 bear in mind that
prepared by the Graefenberg Company has their sea
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NEW AND ATTRACTIVE BOOKS FOR
Cu1LpKEN.
LU,ANCoNlA STORIES, i.y Jacob Abbott
n Msevile. Wallace. Mary Erskine. Marv Dell:
Recount Sold by J. BROOkES
june to) Galcna, Illinois
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BILLS OF EXCHANGE

Soned materials.
Oall and examine.
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When men wish to get out Of trouble, they
seek advice from laNyer-the only man in The
world who can make money 10y sowing dssen-
s'ons When they wish for health, they apply TO
doctor-the only man in the world who can
make money by keeping people sick Queer
animal, that human being-wel! he Is.
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Female Education.


Shame on U.s. that we, who boast Of having
raised women, IN the nineteenth century, to the
position IN lie which she ought tc hold, SO ed
ucate her that not one OF her powers, physical
or mental can ever attain full and healthy
acton. Better 60 back to the days Of our
grandmother, and be content with Dilworth's
spelling book, and Assembly's Catechisn: nay
better 60 back to far earlier days, when neither
catechism nor spelling book detained the dam
sel from the dlstaif or the loom, than rear for
the consmlng generation race otnervous wives
and slckly mothers.
When boy runs ncerrily after his ball, or
chases IN the race, or leaps over the bound, the
girl must walk demurely in the garden because,
forsooth, running and leaplng ard Jumping are
ungraceiul IN the giri. When the boy runs
freely over the hills OF through the woods in
summer, or coasts down the hill, or skates mel-
rly over the pond IN the winter, the girl, un.
trusted, unbeneftted, walks persively by the
side of the teacher, to the village, or takes a
two mile airing in sleigh once week. She
never pitches the quot, never throws the ball,
never slides down hill, never roams throu IN
the woods, because, save the mark these are
deemed unteminlne. In fact she never thor
oughy exercises her body at all, and in conse>
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From the NJ Y. Times.
Folly and its Fatal Copseouence.

/ An occurrence, which recently transpired NJ
one OF our most popular Female Seminaries.
sHoros another and powerful warning TO those
VINO are IN the habit ofndul ging in the thoupht-
less practice OF attempting 10 frighten others.
Two OF the young ladies in the institution IN
which we have referred, were engaged a few
days since in their own room, conyet,inv m
on the science Of Anatomy, in the course Of
which one OF them proceeded to relate some
experience she had formerly acquired in a dis
sectlng room. Just az the conversation reach.
ed this point, the door OF the room opened and
another OF the inmates of the Seminary entered
win slow and solemn tread, having a whito
sneet wrapped about her form, and her face
po"uered 10 perfect whienese, her iet-black
har, eyes and brows presenting a contr.,,
winch gave startling lividness 10 her ghost
like countenance. The lady who WAS re,ting
her experience, as already stated, is said to be
mentally superior to any Of her classmates, and
noted tor her strength Of mind and freedom
from nervousness and absurd sensibility. So
sudden, however, was the approach of this flo.
ure, Just at moment when her mind was
ieast prepared for anything associated with
'hough's OF the dead, that upon behuldiug tho
apPhrItlon she Tell senseless to the foar, and
a"oRe 10 The scenes around only 10 show her
anxious attendants that reason had fed its
throne and lett sad tokens Of the mental wreck
Everything that pro'essona skill could sug.
gest tor the relief Of the sufferer was tried. but
during forty eight hours few fitting monents
OF Intelligence was all that offered hope to her
afflicted friends AT those times shs smoke of
familiar names, recalling them by strong men.
tai effort, which seemed to exhaust her ,ha,.
tered powers; and her reason again wsnde,.
ing, she exclaimed, But can't SEQ i, again,
DON'T let me see it, it is too horrible :, and
hours elapsed before the return of a lucid in.
tervaI, and the heart rendng occurrence of tho
psroXysin. The young lady whose though,
issshess led to such terrible mischief, sspoken
OF as most amiaoIe glr, and one of The warm.
est friends OF the sufferer. Her distress and
disPa'r at the consequences of her playful fully.
can be better imagined than desc rbed. 1t seems
10 have been supposed that no device of the
Kind could be eftectua in frightening The Iadv
whose mournul condition we have related
The sad consequences Of the error in this case.
present warning to the thoughless whcn
should not pass unheeded. AT last account, no
change was disc0verabIe in the distressing
OF the unfortunate girl, and there is
ittle encouragement TO hope that reason will
ever resume It's seat
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HAsH.-The number of houscke-pcrs who
cannot make a good mnce pie. and cannot
cook good hash are about equal Now Il
poor dish of hash is dish that can hardly be
excelled in badness. 1t is about the last of all
human fodder; while that which is good, will
be selected by most eaters from multitude of
dishes. To make good hash, take cold, boil
ed corned beef good-and twice the amount
of potatoes which you have beef, all chopped
fine warm the whole together with piece of
butter the size Of an egg to enough for six per-
sons, and tea cop of milk. lie milk should
be hot when added to the h,sIl-un the whole
should be stirred tll cooked. Let the whole
be thoroughly cooked, and fmore milk is need.
ed add It, for hash should be moist. If you
have boiled turnips, quantity equal to one
sixth of the potato, or less, will improve it. For
teasonlng use salt and pepper; the quantity of
the former will depend upon the saltness of
she beef-EI.
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FROM MEXICO.
Progress Of the Revolution in the Northern
PrOyinces---Success Of the Libe rating
Army, &c.
NEw-ORLyASs, Monday. Oct IL

NEw-ORLEASs, Monday, Oct l3.
The steamship Yacht has Just arrived from
Brazos, with dates to the OH inst The news
from northern Mexico Is exciting
The Liberatlng Army was still on a sue.
cessful move, and had taken the town of Rev.
nosa, meeting but little resistance. One field
piece and quantity Of other arms fell into
their hands.
At last accounts General Canales. the Gov
ernor of Tdmadipds, was approaching Mats-
moras, and General Avalajos was on his way
to meet him, whether as friend OF foe, is uti-
certain. 1t is supposed that Cdndles will as
sumo the chief command Of the Revoutionis,s,
an act that will dlsplease the American par.
tlzans.
We have received Yery Cruz dates to the
11t inst
Governor Letcher arrived at that port on the
lst Oct, and Immediately proceeded to the
capital. Accounts from the city of Mexico to
the 9TH Sept, represented the Government to
be in great confusion, the treasury at the low
est ebb, and the Government resources almost
annhated Many attempts had been made
10 form new cabinet, but all were Intellectual.
The account of the revolution in the Nor
thern Provinces had not re ,ched the capital.
The Sheriff of San Francisco has arrested
two of Wild Cats negroes, one of whom IL
the noted CATER John. 1t is feared that much
evaporation will be excited by this act, and
that the negroes will retallate.
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sen ATE.

2O'CLoCK.P n.
Mr.. Whittenore moved that the Senate ad-
journ TIL Monday, 10 l-2 IN.
Mr.. Dewey, spoke in opposition to the ad-
journment, but was in favor OF adjournng over
TIL to morrow on account OF the State Corven-
tioh this afternoon.
Messrs Keith and Bigelow, spoke in favor of
the motion.
Mr.. Dewey demanded the yeas and nays,
and the votes was yeas Is, nays I. 80 the
Senate adjourned till Monday, 10 l-2 a. IN.
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To NAME CoLp SoAP.-The Canterbury
Shakers used to manufacture their soap in the
following mann'r;-To one barrel OF good lye,
sufficiently strong to bear an egg add six gal
Ions of melted grease. Stir the mixture well
together, and repeat the stirring frequently Till
il becomes so thick and ssG as to render il DIFF
fcult 20 stir.
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ConS GRIDpLE CAkEs.-Turn one quart Of
boiling milk or water upon a pint of Indian
meal. When luke-warm, add three table.
sPoonfus Of -four, three eggs well beaten,
tes-spooAful Of salt Bake them ~ crddls-
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N. PARKER

Auction and Commission Mrrchdni
HAS FOR SALE ON COMMISSION A
Ill splendid assortment of Furnitu,c consstirr Of
Sofas Divans Mahogany Black Walnut Rocking
and others Chairs, Side Gard and Centre Tables.
Marbe rop, and Common Furniture Of all KINDS,
60 Carpeting Rugs, Looking Glasses, Clocks, Mat
Tessrs &c &c G,Ae US call.
West, Side Court House Square Burlington VI
Sept. l.t 1850 wl0yl