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E1 Hard boiled eggs are said to be a
cure for love. Theilie SO heavily on the
stomach, that tho poor sufferer quite forgets
the weight on his heart,
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Rs- A wise mans thoughts walk within
him, but a FOOLS without him,
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ANrs. Red ants can be kept out Of clos
cts and other places by impregnating th,
air with camphor, as this odor Ii offensive I,
all the insect family.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06

EE- The man who first discovered roId in
California recently committed suicil4 bx IN.
king arsenic. Another evidence tIlMl nfl6As
icyis thr root Of al evil. =,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06

Oe- This world is like lottery, where in
we must except TO meet with many unlucky
chlsnces,
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GsThe following Is the last peFpetratioa
out: why is q dog biting his fail Ike
good economist?" ABtscanse tie makes both
lends meet
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06

RE- Learn MOTTO Judge too rascally ofany
one, either in respect to good or evilfor botl
are dangerous.
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or BE friend to thyself, and others will
be too.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06

Truth is mighty, SO Is cheese,
Fancy's Eighty, sois Aeas.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06

on There il selIow Il naliloanIa al
trayagant Ehat he lindlsA liz i Il S 81
notes and skates 6iI iec afeana
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14
For The TrIbune,
ALTON TO LILLIAN.

ALTON TO LILLIAN.
IE, to feel the sorl bubble
Swept along a rushing stream
Into seas of restless trouble,
Dark and surging as dream;
IT. 10 feel the Constant flashes
OF wild and high desire,
Burning all our strength to ashes,
As the fax consumes in FIRE;
Or, to find the soul unoentered
From an orbit calm and true;
Or, to know the iron has entered
Piercing life and being through
And to have a weary schins'
Dav and night, whate'er we do
Oh. If this be it, heart 10 breaking
If TO rise in mad defiance,
rec 70 face with sternest fate,
rhen TO feel the selfreliance
smitten with crushing weight;
IT. to fash in song and laughter,
While in every house we hear
Hollow echoes follow after
Denon.whispers in the ear;
Or, to counsel others sorrow
With assumed and cheering tone,
When we know the voice we borrow
Mocks the woe that is our own,
Or, to find that, sleeping, waking,
Thought is one continued moan
Oh if this be it, heart is breaking.
God Of mercy, let the ending
Better than our fancies be-;
Let the bubble break in blending
With Thy glory's endless sea;
Let the fire consume the stubble
Of our foolish wish and will,
And the heavy cloud Of trouble
Soul.renewing rain distill;
BY the planet, wildly flying,
Circle round the central Sun;
From reliance fainting, dying,
May sublimer strength be WON
Selfdenying, self forsakiDg,
May our night to dawning run,
Till new and purer Morn is breaking.
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David Vincent r J F.. /. + .
THE object this
lands and premises In Somerset county Stale Of Maryland,
OF which George Vincent Somerset county, died seized
order make partition OF the thereof the
entitled The bill Vincent
Somerset his life sized Of real
said county and departed this life time in the eighteen
hundred and thirty his will
wherein he devised all his Elizabeth
Vincent during lifetime wd0whood upon supporting
children
said widow take thirds, and
be equally divided between all his children the said abet
widow said George has with Benjamin Gordy
of State Maryland
Mary Jane Vincent Heey Vincent Sally Ann Phillips and David
Vncent that ere Vincent and David Vincent minors under
the of that the complainant is entitled
have division said but the will
of division without all the
hs entitled therefore,
order that proceeds thereof be divided between all
entitled The amended bill that David Vincent resident
the State Alabama, under the twenty
that complainant bad him with hinself
panant that order had been passed granting leave
said David defendant this order Of publication
said David Vincent tereupon adudsed and ordered by
subscriber the OF Ihe fourth Judicial district
Of the State Maryland causing
this order be published Washing
District Co'umba of fve
weeks s fore the first day of May notice the said
defendant OF substance Of this bill and him
appear person SOLICITOR before the
November the
.~I ,9I.." E... n WILLIAM TlNGLE
True copy-Tes;
WILLIAM T. G. PoIK, Clerk.
March l5-lsw5wcp
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CITY OF WASHINGTON SUNDAY MORNING MARCH l6 1851


United states Mail
DkOPO5ALS carrying the mails Unlsd
July 1882
will be received once Of the
the city OF Washington until v the OF April lo5
be decided BY lsh April ls5
and time herein specified, viz
IOWA.
f743, From Muscatine at a IN, week, SATURDAY,
by Upton Rome, Anamosa, Peaks Delhi, Eads Grove
Garnaviilo I
To Prairie du Chem by u Tuesday, la0
And back between IN Tuesday aud M Friday
Proposals to commence route Tpton Of
trips on route 4702 will be considered.
NOTES.
one o. more Responsible the following manner
. " The undersigned guaranty thas III his
bid for carrying the mail from Muscatne Prairie Chen
eepted by the Postmaster General shall obligation
proposed" II 5 - - ~
This should be accompanied by certificate of
other equivalent testimony that the
and able to make good their guarantee #t -
The proposal should be sealed endorsed
Proposals for No. 44" addressed Fit
snt Postmaster General.
For the prohibition OF bids resulting combination,
terms and conditions which the be made, the
last annual advertisement st#f TT t1+HEM
N. X. HALL. Postmaster General.
PosT OrrIcE DEPARTMENT, Feb. II, 1851.
Feb l3-law4w
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psssos win be entered ses s.ss s
payment of The ssbscssvuss ss made In advance.
Distant subscrsbs sy swsl issssr ~ pssse.
which viii paid By u.s. sk assumed y ssIssvss~ n
trans
COUNTRY PAPER published vi weekly dsnas sAs ses
o Congress, weekly during The recsss
period than vii be rsesavsd ss
psopoTuoned to the above annual rates. Etl t.
o1-rosTMAsTERs asheriss aDunDs aalsby
sending us RVS DAILY subscriber 90 saAssl, s~A
SEMI WEEK. subscribers, s2s sAcie.sd esssvu
subscriber, wir slo enclosed viii be s~ssA ~ OW4os
editi0a they furnish GMoA f4
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OF Virginia. chsp l3, section 6, do
% nil that
OF escheato OF the OF Alexandra, dated the
January 1851 and received into The land oce the
January 1851 by inquest held the 2oth day Of
1884, following lot Of ground was found escheated to
ground in the OF Aexsndna,
The corner Of which Elizabeth Donaldson
heirs containing quarter Of This
D. Of January 1885, but, from the
nndins OF the jury, motion, quashed s
NJ fully vested In ths Stnte -
s. II. PARKER,
Jan 2s-law6w Register Land once
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SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1851.
ENATE.

SENATE.
After some business, which has been heretofore pub.
lshed, -,
The Senate proceeded consider, in COMMITTEES Of
the whole House bill 3as s-being a bill making appro-
praton. for the improvement OF certan hsrbors and
rivers
Mr. CLEMENS. move to amend the bill al the end
OF line lao by adding
Mr. DAVIS, OF Massachusetts Will the honorable
senator permit me moment
Mr.. CLEMENS. Certainly
Mr. DAVIS, OF Massachusetts. | wish merely to STATE
that nasmuch as was requested by the COMMITTEES on
Commerce to report this BILL wish to submit few re-
marks merely wish to say that in the present stage OF
business and the extreme pressure that the Senate un
der for of time, do not feel myself at liberty go
into the details OF this bill tor any particular expana
ton. II had time and opportunity, shouid 90 wn
nation in my power But will say generaiy .na. nes
appropriations spread themselves, believe @ ore, n
the entire country, and amount to about S@3ooyy -
cordinu 10 the information which nkre 1coc.vcu, NV
VARYING materially from that amount iney AIe IRPnsSu
IN Inc 6arbor. mon the seacoast but more especa ne
akes and rivers of the interior and may add tnS1 Dy
far the greater majority o the appropnauons apply 10
work that have been long SINCE begun Dy tne 9ovNn-
n, and NAV also add, that many OF these wutkA ato
n ~ muoh ou, of rcpair-being many Of them buttsh-
no,arv structures built for the purpose OF experiment
openaytha II the country expects those who are IA.
t.,cd IN these works continue in the enjoyment of
hem il seems TO be necessary to put them in the proper
With these remarks, will give the floor to the hon
orable senator from Alabama
lNt CLEMENS 1 move TO amend the bill oy adding
proyi-o s the end Of line TAO. ~ folows;
Pyovd.a, That the said sum Of $4,000 h~rsey sPpso
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SHARPS Patent Rifles, with Maynard's Primer
Wesson Leays and Aliens revoveIs and secockng
tos
Fine English double barrel fowling pieces
Epgl, German single and double barrel pistols, kc.
supply goods Just received, and for sale by
JKO. W. BADEN b BROTHER,
Pennsy avenue, 9th
Mail
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CTAMMERING CuRED.-Dr. Comstock's vocal gymnasium,
OF stammeng and other defective articulation,
eiocution fof the reception OF
pupils successful operation for
Than twenty years and directed
A. COMSTOCK, M d.,
9s Mulberry street. Philadelphia
PHONETIC WORKS,
Published by A. Constock, NJ. d., Phiadelphis,
fThe following the American phonetic alphabet the
world,
q elementary sound,
for the various OF
in speech, accent infection, ntonaton, hc)
The New Testament s as; The Phonetic Speaker 81 The
The Pboneicon, eJ The Phonetic Magazine
yosmes Ny Little Geography, rs cents Treatise
Phonoogy 25 The First Book Of Pope omers lad (B
octave pages,) 50 cents Minstrel, lax cent?.
mr. e. publishes monthly peodics entitled Comstocks Pho
50 chronological
OF publication In the Telegraph.
with directed
A. CoMsToCK, M, b., Philadelphia
I9-hd.
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NIGHT THOUSAND volumes Of Books At Auction
II NJ. MORRISON will sell early in February, his
and large and valuable col
English books which splendid gale
e well known collector from the library of Lord
brnries during the
mo Catalogues may be had early in February.
Ian 7-W 1
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In Chnnccry. In Somerset
county court, In the State Of
Maryland, intermediate day,
February 18th, 1851.
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COLUMBIA MUSICAL AssOCIATION.--Tbe undersigned
their friends and the
general that association, sng OF nearly all
performers city
the ccnductorshp ~ Professor Len
schow, Bamce the a distinguished leader OF the Gemana
Musical Association, will be
early period grand rehearsal
Washington Philharmonic will
respectfully mssntme, they beg their
friends making enor render
truly deserving Of patronage and encouragement
A. r. KIECKHOEFER, President
JOHN EDGAR, Secretary.
I Jas. r. McCORKLE, Treasurer.
g. LENsCHoW, Conductof.
Dec l9-aeod
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r.s.a IRON "a. &c, Of c..r. ex March, ls4s. .sea.. ls

E-s NON "a. oct Of Csaxys. of March, 1885, ssetion le
~l rtA~ .saeisd Ths, shall be The duty Of The Post
a Genera. in all future Ietnss q for the uan.pA
me MAJ. 70 s the .am. m sysy s.ss to ,ns Maas
may
's 10 provide for us due ceenv certainty and security Of
sd purchase out OF TAKE vaustoa ,hs stock or vehicle Of
% s.ss % ss ns ssf s a,n
this advertisement They stats In their proposal,
sad w.x, q ss n.. o. N. .o~s called m ia n.
ball rsasirs H. the eosch,
win propo..ss sscs mode u conveyance
cases the routes viii assigned bids proposing the cheapest
compsns are .p~e.ny notasd tina, their regular bids
respective rosd. "os es.r ''en e".sr o. mile rom
Separate proposals or ofhces more than quarter Of mile
VII :. ,ssiy,s q. soss:ss :s. Il ro. 30 Ses
sp s 90 b decided BY ,h Is, day q Nay la, on the
PROM HopAisviss Top -, VI ws~x'y, Mondsy wedns.
syL.s vs. 3.s Crews. paasss.d New Providence. Clars.
n, @ .sd syss-as. Ma,.. ,.,..
And back between Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday,
vro~ Hspssvins Il ~ ,w..k,y, Tuesday, Thursday,
NJ ,pa a.,.. s..s'a.y c,o, co,a.o po,s .no,.
H.sS.s s1 F.ne, S'@s, Farm. si .ss asaan ''
sSA s rsr. sSss. Sss o ss.s. and
SD m nsrt day.
eh opess shonld be accompanied BY EuarAnee, sed by
W moSa fesPonsthe following vi1l
The uhdsptned, -, guaranty that - n his bid for
rryipg ~ GDa ffcm . I'd W posfm
General ahAu eater obligation
With good and suacient perform service
pp1.~ds'
IRIS hsuA panied Wy cerncnse ~ postmaster or
e equtvalsas ses~y, that ths property
shis make nuod their esarsatss. At1'lt = eF'
wcDcsA,s shostd sent department sealed
".. cf nss Nc T and addressed to the Fin, Assstsn,
.tmaster General
T prohibition resulting combinations tn.
which be msde
snnuai advertisement.
N. X. HALL,
Postmaster General.
PosI orrios DrvAnrNssT, March q, 1851
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3VIICETne nndersned who empowered by meeting
The oreds of he fste rtubIc d Tera held in the city OF
hnron day February, and contipusd by adjourn
The m ~ ohtain the decision NJ the Secretary Of The Trsns
crsn aosscss respcee the ruhc debt Of Terss result
@ NE ptovi-o in the boundary adjustment sc1 psserd the
Of Co~sr~as, nae wise the
such decision 10 communicas the TO the creditors
se "-~s az p6bc address, beg leave announce inst,
ofhe the Treasury requiring
onea aocsnsnss from Tsxss tudzpsWsabls N his de-
ssm public votAsky postponeA
~, sh day Of June wu again
.a.d ~ " P"'"." wv sa'a eo""""'e""o" W "'e '"'"
j. HAMILTON, of South Carolina.
CHARLES EiJLa, Of vbgipis.
. JOHN w. HOUSTON, Of Delaware.
smssros, March u. 1851 FFIa'
p. Na~ York Herald PhsAsphls North Anrercsn,
s,y. snmnevcssl, RchmonA Eposwsv, and New OHeNm
wlu s've hh Insertion and
's sAl.wov ', "''''~" W '"'' e'V' =" Wv ''" '""s'
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Mesrs sAxDs-GESTLsnEH have pleasure scknowi
you benefit havs received from tbs Of
subject Of p~lonssy dissase nsts voyage
EUROPE while coafnusd b aseesd. few weeks A.
)sr my henoshaee of tungs
md from debility great followed
pvouscsed dcuy ofrspsvsuos am entirely relieved BY
paria esa.Sdar
valuable discovery healing feel thai fb
bansen Year. enjoyed - rood health ss II present
Very gracefully yoars,
-'ftI - y. T. sEYMoRE.
Prepared sold Wholesale retail, by A. b. D. SANDS,
prussstA William, New
ort Sold also by druggists generally throughout Tie United
and Csnadas- Price q bneis boses for o3.
Rr sAe by Chss sott Co.. and r. s. Pasrson washington
o. n Lnthisam Gsorsstowni BY Cook Peel, Asnandna
Jan l7-dkcp 3m aI-5.e n. "..saH
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Benjamin IL. Gordy and his wife
Elizabeth, Mary Jane Vincent,
Hervey Vincent, Thomas w. Phil
lips and his wife Sally Anne, and.
UaYid Nincenf
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CKEYN OPERATIVE sURGERY.-
~ ovsrmshs PraeiicN Mining, Asayne, and Minera'osy
'"'' 7"'''"e' '"' ''' Taylor a MArrRr,
nnIa booksellers, near osh street
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ITS POPULARITY ABROAD.

From South .dmsvtea.
MAaAoAIYo, (venexuea) April IL, ls49.
Mcssrs sAHps-GEHTLxAEx consider duty the public
known great benefit received usng your
valuable Sasaparia About three yea
rheumatism shoulders and also in my e and
unable 10 sleep tried ali Of best meAi-
Einc wom receiving benefit, through
Of friend OF esrsspsra and aer
nx t~en days, myself
hesitation saying your SasparIa is the
edcne took snd confidently recommend TO my
friends and the public.
Your obedient servant,
j. NJ JEsURUN.
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lUlSE beg invite the attention Of strangers and
cix~ns generally wines
OF highest order and offered for sale sf moders
sherry wines. and wood from different houscs,
very choice.
Madeira Lotled
rertw very supsrior quality and genuine.
o ysey-smonG them, steinb~rgcr cahinst
steinwein in Bockscentel.
Champagne the olive, Of my importation.
AIso, Hsidsek, In quartz and pints.
Chateau Lahie st. Juiien au, snntsrns
Bordea table and de Grave.
Brsnde. botes, old, such the Alpha vintage
1915 Otrrd, ipupuy 4 Co., London dock.
Also, drauabt, variety n dock and pale
rum, high proof and nne flavor,
gin, very 6ne and
Insh Scotch, and hne old rye whi-ksy,
Ayrac de Batavia Italian Msrschno Cuscos Absnthe Kr-ch
wassev cherry brandy.
stomach bisters, Scotch and London brown stout.
Also, .ardnes in and small boxes, always kept
A very choice articie OF Havana cigars.
Beside. family usually kept by wine deal
JOHN II. BUTHMANN,
Penn. avenue, south side, between ~ and 9th streets
Io-2tawifBw
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n IsTORY Of P.ndennis No. s-which completes the
Ill work.
Field Reok of Revolution by Lo~sins,
author of the Roo Books
Just published, and this day recs'ved for sale by
DURHAM and hts Contemporaries by Charles Phil
" lips, barrster vol, London, 1850.
sslmons The Days of Fly Fishing by sir Humphrey
Dsvy, vol, edition, London 1851.
Travel, or of Philosopher by
Sir Humphrey Dsvy; vol edition. London, 1851.
The Table Talk of T. r. Coledxe voi edion London,
1851
London, 1850. t..s ..4# 1H Ms. ts##tH NJ. MH.
The Commercial Law Btnnis Principles and Admin
Compared and Laws OF Commerce of
Mercantile Countes q the World by Lsons Levi
vol. |, Iondsn, 1850 NaHt tA.l Et EfJ
lsinss Political state of the Euro
penn In 1919 and 1870 vot, London, 1850.
emces Instinct and Reason Drduc-d from Electro Biology
ed lf,pndna, 1850. ~ 1ant% faA ss4t rtit .ts
ssn sif asaro, Toslow feso. ~
imbsr.d per steamer Asia, by
Febl fEANCk TAILOR
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For and V all dis<ases aistng
impure state Of tAe blood or habit o(ths systess.
AMONG and important discoveries OF this seneraion
will be- written with sunbeam
tory past. SANDS SARSAPARILLA stands alone,
aud BY works procams its eioqucncc
affecting the appeals Suffering
Thousands OF OF disease have
This incidence such furnished
time. These things done places
performed in principal cities and public
They brought before the world substaR
doub healing virtues Of this the
ed, although gigantic, plain ~ the light ofday
combined with
soducsioas the mos. potent simple. Of the vegetable
aud Us unprecedented In the
Of those who mad long pnsd under Tie distressing
maadies, has exalted
evidence OF its intrinsic vaue and recommending
amicied the afflicted only know. 1t has long
desderaum the OF medicine
remedy thisone woad stomach
all the precision and potency Of pepaa-
without dect9rious
oe Although possessed powerful healing proper
ties entirely harmiess and will
When in hesth effect produced
ue increase OF appetite but when disease seated
carrying victim the path Bc
mysterious influence is feit and it enkindies life md
uo and brings health and strength to the suffering and dis
+ J y =
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sCRoFULoUs AFFECTION OF THE EYES.

b. d. 5Akps-1ERrLxMKK: would have presumed
you let the public the
Sarsaparia has had My limbs
with uceroas thai could walk during
this
barssparia, and aer taking b0es
you Of another wonderful My brother
scrofua his bsl his physician
Of his inevitable, and permanent blindness
Thrsc bottles enlrsy restored his sight,
all similarly afflicted Sands sar
sapalia g d &..af aa3 # ss LEX
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CONGRESSIONAL.

FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2s. 1851.
IN coSTIsUATIoK.1

The following amendment. offered by Mr. EWING. be-
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08

}. FENNIMoRE CooPER.-This gentle
man, whose decease we lately mentioned,
was born in Burlington, New Jersey,
Sept. ID, 1887. His father, the late
Judge Cooper, was native of Penn. In
1902 he entered Yale College, graduated
in 1903, and spent the next six years of
his life as midshipman in the Navy
He left the service in 1911, and married
a sister of Bishop De Lancy. His career
as an author, commenced in 1921. His
works, numbering nearly forty, are well
known to the American public. They
were translated into most of the Europe
an languages, and some ofthem into Ara
bic Persian, at Ispahan. In private life,
the character Of Mr.. Cooper was ire
proachable; he was the good neighbor,
the kind husband, the afectionate father,
the honest man and Christian.
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ELFELT & BROTHERS.

TJANE rccd their storcroom with taste and elegance,
i Il and have of the finest business establish
in the northwest, where they will be happy see
their friends and customers.
They have just received from New York and Philalc
pha. large assortment fancy and staple dry goods
also, hardware, embracing all descriptions building
t"alS. They call particular attention to their stock
glass and qucesware and also to their supply of fancy
groceries, snch of green grapes, pine
apple, peaches &c, French prunes, olive oil, farna
champagne, port and ginger wines and liquors the
best quality, ab>ietlc lemon syrups, and bay WATER
4 > Correli's congress lemonade conpound-a SPLEEN
did article, only % cents per package.
= TIL" essence of cofcc package of which, cost
ing but I5 cents is equal tn four pounds of store coffee,
kctciupS, pepper sauces mustard, ground pepper,
aspice, cloves, salerauSall done up in packages
pressly for family
superb article of horse raddsh, put mp in bottles.
= Elicit Brothers desire that this community shall
distinctly understand, that they have firmly resolved To
do business hereafter on the CASH SYSTEM 1t is their
determination sell their goods cheap ready pay.
- f. \ b. authorized agents for Jaync's and
Swavne>s celebrated patent medicines.
: Our goods shortly expected, when full
catalogue viii appear.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08

The people of Washington have no idea
Of being defeated by the schemes of our
St. Paul "organizers," or any of their adj
juncts. A mass convention, at Saltwater
on Saturday evening, nominated S. Trask
and d. b. LOOMS for the Council, in the
First District, and Jesse Taylor and Mah-
lon Block for the House in the Saltwater
precinct. J. ID. Ludden runs again for
the House, in the Marine precinct, and,
we believe, David Hone, in the Prairie
precinct.
The Saltwater meeting, which was the
largest ever held in the town, passed some
strong resolutions, giving the g organiza-
ton" and its editor /" fits" The people
over there are wide awake and zealouslv
at work. Old Billy and the 'Sagc" are
running about, trying to make up House
ticket, but can't, so far, get any body will
ling to stand the Mrashing. One week
more, and their troubles are over!