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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

~ Of a. order surogas Of the County Il
ss. Yors aos hsrsby gysa % al person. having clans
-, HTNRY ALLEs Of the City Of New fork, Dc ceased
bs s.ns vouchers thereof % the su5scr Al tbs
a. m Hsury Aka No Cedar street. ~ City Of Noe YORK.
- 80. In. prth dsv rsst Dasd Ssu Y0fk the
n I'd day Of February, 1851 hEnhi ALLEn (Kxscutou
4fIsuSuIur HAsLiAn OAbEs1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

as PURSUANCE Of order d ths Surrogate Of he COanu Of
York notice hereoy 70 al having claims
go, JAnFs LAME ats Of the City Of ssu Tor merchant
r deceased pr-ssut The sans Nth Vouchsu thsrso hs
ssbs Al the oes 81 Charles Taylor. Esq No 10 Nassau
street hs CITY Tork before the ninth day Of August
usEi- DATE NsvYork. ths q DAY Il January, 1881
MARTHA n. LAME, iAdminstatrIaEd
.fi,rfnTu ROsEkT J. NAV. (Aanlnatrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

~ ~ h-DANtt of VI ~
So iora eorcs hs-oy ~ I'll p-0as hsvtaz csnos
tEsa joins JACksOh 1Leo Is ca Of Ns- fort
tie I'll vouchsrs thsfoo 10 subsresr al hs
so Cocatss Sip IL ne Cts 49, forl essors The
say Of April nsrt-ni.s Sss Tort ne Sl sss So
tsrhsr $50 oil iss6mfssl JAMES DAVIS. kf-cutos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

C1OhPORATIoN NOTICE PROPOSALS FOR OIL -PIopo
ths Commissioner Of Streets aud Lamps,
Al his unce Cy Hall until O'Clock, p NJ, Saturday,
Marh which time noEe WI be ecsTed Tor iunsh az me
Corpon of Of New York With 400 gallons Of Spring
a pure Sperm Oh Of the best quality and allow esn'
GALLON FOR empty sampas must be cent 70 the oce
f the Lamps and Ca No ~ Asrcerst on or
before Friday Of March O'Clock r. NJ The estimates
will Dc BY the hs ON MONDAY l7th
a. II occk Blank estimates can be had At the once Of hs
COmmIssOner hEhNAN w. Soi SOo,
CommlsslOuof OF oIees aao Lamps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

NOTICE or sALE-ssots The Surrogate Of The County Of Ss-
lNYors In he he Application OF rHOa As sDDOCk
OTHERS. CkEDIross Of STEPHEN kaNs, aeees,sd he
tbs the real estate OF sAd intss.s
pursuance o order Of The ssTog o. he County OF ces io
entitled matter The 18th DAY Of feorusIy SOL
The Bailey Un5erhl Interested eah0er dug ap
pointed sell the sats Of sAd Stsphsh hns,
decreased will se public the Merchants NE
charge s-veuth day OF April l~ &C
day, al that house AID hot OF asd
situate. beng thu Nah Ward Of s cv OF New 'osk.
bsun ucrhesstsy Troy Greensk strssss
r4uung eA-ey twenty fte3cs Dosr forty sxht
ssce westerly twenty feet snd hsk
inches ch street, thence souherJ along Greenwich ssss
inches % the place OF bennisg euht Rsvshs
les 10 'hs hon of certain mortgage hs'on made ~ the SAL ss
his sms Shepherd Knapp 70 seare his paw net
uh interest Also all that other house sac
aud Nnh Ware Of the CITY Nss fork begin
rus az point s OF Hudson street dAai ATTY
nortey az Jans sn5 Hudson 'ts
unuus twenty feat along the esfy sds ~
Hudson and parallel 18th soahesb s
of fe-t thence sonthey two fest eaos
westerly parsewdd Schots se twenty eight let thoso<
outh-r and Hudson twenty there's vest
% and parallel with hos land ntw feet 20 the Ph,s
besnuns-ubec nevertheless, u the len Of CERTAIN moftxs<s
s- yhs SAL Stephen Kan in bis lifetime % the Gsen~ca say
s the snt Of the Of three thousand dob
h Together With all and singular the sPpufsen.scss
IN a ~ lot. Of and -Datsf New I'll Febuav i'm,
1881 BAILEY UNbEhhlbL, ~ WhA
W yssvllL Proctor y. Creditors lts Broadway. 1851 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

hPCEsUANCE Of S4rrs Of ne Cosny q sss
ioFs Nocs a-froy Al having ciss sgss
hsn5 kPp ss Of ts CITY q Ss- Yot coin-t Als sssssst
'fc-snt TIE 9TH vouchers thsr~fto
rsscr1e No - hsA street. - cy u Nss fOfk,
fore ai thftsh tay - June Bates Nsv fok he 8d Icy
of n.-sr hst ~ ~ svrfral Az KIPR. Adm l.tainl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

CtROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTAEsT.--T9 hAsoSs.-
\ sealed proposals endorsed "Proposa 70, budding Sewer
FULTON street will be scsvsd the Ocs Of the CfOton Aqusdu
snsment Roiurta PARK until Monday the 18th day Of March
1881 O'Clock TO build Sewer, with the necsssay kecev
ng Basins CusTts Fulton street from Broadway 20
Greenwich The plan Of the Sewer and spscheah or the
busag Of and all other Information reaog hersto
obtared application the Water Purveyor this Ocs-
EcHOLAs DEAN President Of the Crotoa Aqued1c Department
New York, March 8, is6l. MI lOt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

e,TREET DEPARTMENT No HALL OF ktlOkDa-
ICSeaed proposals vii BE- received 81 i- sest C0nssasrs
Office sntTgesday, March IS, 1901 At O'Clock Ph 70 nag spss
four through sidewalks Of ssslh street between First
ard Avenue and Avenue between ksvenh ssi
Twelfth 81 sunksn lots bOundsd ~ fastssnh as
Twentieth and second 20 regulate sat .ts
Fssnh street between Ayszuss and b. Plans. specfcAaos
ali thereto be had Application % the Contfst
Clerk Of tie Department March ., ls6l
"a n faaI1E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11
rs PURSUANCE Of an order Of s Surrogate Of Tie County

lFev on hereby gwen % all persons having eAns
sgans Ii MS WEB Gentleman, Formerly " the City 81 Nsv
Yors Grssawh the Stas Of Connecat Dc sassd
Nth vouchers Thereof n the subscriber al the
once Ct 90 coe, Eco. Auorsys No 81 john street. the
CIV o. ssors the f0a nh tthl day II July
psts. Rs--Y a thirteh day Of Decsrrhsr, 1880.
RALPH PECK Sole Acting EEscytorOi Isvs Webb
BsLL q Cos, Pr0stsns. 81 IOhas, t1l lsv>nr1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

Strict DEPARTMENT No. s. Han Of RsoordsPushc
- hereby the following Resolution has sssn adopts
BY Council Resolved That tbs GAP the BUhhsA
l3h 18th Be built odss
the Street Commissioner and that the thsrsof
hundred dollars be tsksB from
appropriation sock and slips trust account and IN the
owue fronting said bubsad the lssssss Of sA
legal thsrso being thsm By tts
Street ConOns shall neglect fsuss 70 Indsmsly the O)s
expenses incurred building sad bathsd that
counsel the CORPORATION BE- and he hss5J directed % take
gal sbocs and recover from the SAID parties Or sass
or then Of Incurred Adopted ~ NE
Board Assistant Adsrmsn Dec u.s. 1880 Adopted BY the Bsss
Of Absrmsn Jsa IT, Approved By the Mayor Jan ss 1884,
JOHN !. DODGE. Street. ComuAs~onsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

NOTIcE-rhe Committee sess Of tho Board OF Adsnes
will the Chamber Of tho Bostdo Adsnnsa On ihsrsv
srt f3h instant at oOck p for the Puposs Of hssrek
The parties the project Of opening and widening
N"1''"' w JONAS ,. coscRLlN,) commit.ss
WARES CHAPMAN,f
PATRICK KELLY, strssts
New. York, March 10, 1851. Rh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

NORPORATION NOTICEPubhc notice. hereby gwen 70 the
ownsr owners occupants Of all Houses snd LOU
affected thereby that the following
havs bsen compssd the Asso sad lodged
10 Bursau Assessments Tor EXAMINATION BY an per
sons building 9th from the southery
side Of southery side Of 34th e. Ths nts
such all TIE Houses and Lots OF 6roond
IL nsces and parcels OF Land both sides OF 9Th
aT between 3O the norher side OF 800 st. both
aides Of 33d outhsrb 3fh between h and 10th
persons affected BY the above named as
their Objections -tns 80 h. andsr.ned
thar oce Hall Of Records within thirty days from tbs date
OF I'M. notes SAMUEL n. DE MOTT, Wh FRANCIS MICH
OIsOF ISAAC SMITH Assessor Ohcs Bureau Of Assess
nsnts Street D.parmspt March 5, 1851. 6m l0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

SsThEET DEPARTMENT, No. HALL Oy REcoRDs-sssst
PropOs will received al tbs suest Comaassonsrs Otoe,
Saturday March II 1851 at oebe tofass ard move
boat the sds of Csas
and remove tbs canal boat 40 sunk Al ss
TOO; Of Frankha North 81 sanksa lots ostwesa 3d
ard 4b ID Gag feet vide through s4s
vss Of 18th bstwesn and W nag spses sst ~ts
hDsb the uOrhsy Of 18th between lst and a. B
% aax space through the sdswss | u bet
and BTotowa 70 regulate snd pave oh 81 os~e@a u 80
Pns ali affirmation hssto, b. bsf
on 10 the Contract this Department jobs r..
DODGE Street CommissiOnsr--Aarch 7, 1871. mi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

1rsUAsCE Of the Sunogats Of the c. aay OF rs-i
Won uaes hereby gwen % eli persons hsV CLANS ss'
sEIDOs late Of the City Of Non1h Virginia, Do
a. With vouchers thesoi " the subscriber,
:, SO but street the City u Esw-YoFt oaor Do
rsotv .sbt DAY Of Jay tsItDa,s5 Ns~ fOrk, the Tth
day Of Jan1aFy, 1901. . AmCHs 49, -,
% rSunF
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S,TEkET DEPARTnEsT 80. <HlLL on RECORUs

S,TKEEI DEPARTMENT no. <HALL OF RECoRUs-Pusie
- Notice hsrsby vsa tAst the following ps,toa has sss pc.
Board Of Ademsn To soes yacsn; o sosh sds =
s bstveen 7th and s and flag space s ~is
the dewsh opposite the Persons interested hsas o
tons thereto requested 70 preset them 70 .es
signed oGcs befsrs the lth Gay Of sLeh nst
March 4. 1891. an l0tl JOEnr DODGE, 81 Cen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

eyTKEET DLPAkThEFT 10. 4bALL OF KECOHDa-fzbhs
- Eols asrsby gwen that ts following Resolutions b bee.
aaopsd BY The Common Councils Resolved Tat hc bs sItsasss
10 Il sxtsnor the sds Of TOmpkns brass
on piles block the end under he srscon Of he
and that the Street Commissioner Dos
OF the ssd lying under vstsr both ssss
OF 7 ct 70 the sreror hos aDovs dHssd ast
provsons ths gsnts sal
o-nsr. By the Mayor, Adsrnsn ana common.ay o. Ne
CIV Of Adopted by the Board Of Assistant Adsnnas
Nov 3 1850 Adopted BY the Board OF Ahsrmsn Dec H. o-
APSsS's "a y 70 ' 1lssml JoHs DODGE s~.s.ce-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

u II cks
independent To al psrsons Inerss.-e -.
estate 81 MAhGARET LEX late Of the CITY OF ts- T,<
CEASED crsdto nsIt Otherwise Send pe
.nd each Of YOU are hereby cited and reqursd ~ - 80
Appear before our ofthe COan; o Nsr fo a. .....
~ ths CIV Of New Yo on Day u nveh & h, ~
oclec he for.Boos Of that day isn and vsexsw Az
s.,tlsft al he ACCOUNT prOcssdg of Jobs 1900
sr.,tor Of The goos chAsss and credits 80 al "a surro
4, tsmnuy whereof We hAvecsnAsd ne Bnsost.
rats 70 saT-d wiBess - s- CT ofss~ Yeh.
fsoa,r. Surrogate Of cad coay - -, fosS oas
"a the g. day 81 march. tse -
.ass 81 Idsir'j saa fs, ~ BRADFORD. sa"oS-s'
mt lagfSs
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-12-06

c. X. Smith, Esq, late Secretary of
Minnesota, came down on the Nominee.
and went South Tuesday evening.-[Ga-
lena Advertiser.
This was upon the last trip of the Nom
inee. So, the Ex-Secretary got tired OF
"paddling his own CANOE" and was pick
ed up somewhere along shore by Captain
Smith. We hope editors below will keep
us advised of his movements.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-12-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENrs.


VIM. H. Forbes, goods Of all kinds, also, groceries
PROVISIONS, at prices to suit the times.
Mississippi Boom Company, meets this afternoon.
rstson and Benson, good horses and ne sleghIng APP
paatus for those who wish to take business. or
5aunts during the winter.
Breck and Williams have formed a law partnership.
once next below the Post office.
Chas W. Borrp Co., invite proposals for erec,,,o
new Hotel, and building street across the marsh in x
sons addition.
Sam. Sergent wants money! therefore those indebted to
him must settle up.
worlds Fair, the fashionable emporium OF the North.
west-surpasing in luxurant splendor The Bazra-s Of
Eastern lands.
Ed NcLasan, will Ill orders for fruit
which every body wants.
Commissioners Of The estates Of John Snow and James
?. Riiey--notics for settlement.
Chas. F. Tracy, whlskey, Brandy and . second hand
Ged-.on.red lower ,hsn che msrfet price.
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RECORD OF THE WEATHER FOR NOvEM
Der, 1851.
(ReporteJ Tor the Minnesotian.)

(Reported for the Minnesotian)
The range of thermometer taken three
times day, s. II, A. M. and 8, P. M.
The highest the mercury has been at
8 o'clock was 30, on the morning Of the
first. The lowest IL on the twenty first.
The highest at noon was al on the first.
The lowest 20 on the tenth. The high
est at 8 o'clock was 4l on the first. The
lowest II on the twenty-fourth.
The coolest night was the twenty
fourth, average being 10; the warme>t
day was the first, average being as; the
coolest the twenty-fourlh, the average
II. The average at eight o'clock for the
month was %; the average at twelve,
was 81; at nine, %; the average for
the month was %. There were five clear
days during the month, 5, 6. 7, 10, and II ;
at other times there was an occasional
streak Of sunshine, and now and then
some stars were to be seen, but they have
been making themselves scarce.
There were thirteen snowy days, as
follows: a, 8, 8, IL, IA, Is, l6, Is, "a,
25, rs. 81 and %, making in depth about
tCu lucncS. lnTCc udNS ram, j, = anu
Is; on the IL, l3 and IA the streets were
covered with mud to an unascertained
depth about that time, side walks, door
steps and cellar doors were much sought
after by pedestrians.
There have been nine steam boat arri-
walls: one on the l, 3, 7, II. Is. II and
20, and two on the 10Th. On the 18th
the Uncle Toby landed her freight and
passengers at Point Douglass. 1t is not
known whether it was winters icy hand
or laws ugly paws, that caused her to cut
short her last visit.
On the morning Of the Sd, the first ice
was seen; on the 4th wild flowers were
found blooming; on the ninth, the first ice
was made on the shore of the river. On
the morning Of the 22d, the river was full
of floating ice, and the forrest covered
with most beautiful frost work. On
the night of the 9th, the river closed !;
on the morning Of the 3lst, the first eros
sings were made, on bridge that will
soon be made permanent for three months
at least; and Jim Thompson's occupation
Is gone. Ny.
St. Paul, Dec. /, 1851.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-12-06
A PROCLAMATION,


By ALExASDIn RAMSEY, Governor Of the Territory
OF Minnesota:
1.-THE Harvest is past, the Summer is
ended;" the corn and the wheat that stood
thick upon our fruitful soil, have been
gathered into the garner Once more,
"cold out of the North has come ''frost
is given and the breadth of the waters is
Strengthened" Before the year closes, it
seems becoming act for the People of
Minnesota, by public assembly and solemn
observance, to unite in giving thanks to
HIM, "who crowneth the year with good
ness" and whose blessings "are more in
number than the sand"
In accordance, therefore, with time
honored, and now general custom of the
States of the Republic, respectfully re-
commend TO the People of this Territory
the observance, in the way that to them is
most appropriate, of
Thursday, The 18Th day Of December,
as day of Praise and Thanksgiving.
Given under my hand and the great seal
Of ihe Territory, at Saint Panl,
RI. 6 g, this third day of December, in the
year of our Lord, one thous and
eight hundred and fifiy-one.
ALEX. RAMSEY.
BY the Governor:
ALEXANDER WILKIS, Secretary.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-12-06
OUR DAYS ARE NUMBERED!

The last Democrat contains the follow
ing terrific announcement:
I'VE have received too late for the pres
ent number of our paper, a communication
from Hon. w. w. Warren, which COM
pletely demolishes the Minnesotian ac-
count Of the Chippewa removal. 1t will
appear in our next"
When we read this on Wednesday, we
started out, and made straight for Stees's,
to engage the Minnesotian's coffin-then,
on the way, thought we had better return
and make our will first; and absolutely
progressed thus far in drawing up the doc
rment: 'Imprimis. We give and be-
queath to William w. Warren, the last of
the seven fisherren,' (embalmed in cere-
ments of everlasting glory and renown by
James Wells, on the twenty-ninth day of
March, 1851, the manuscript ola plagiar-
lied narrative of the adventures of one
George Cameron among the Blackieet In
dams /; which the said Warren, two years
ago, palmed off upon us as original, and, by
deception, induced us to publish the same
as such in the Chronicle and Register
Item. We also give and bequeath to the
said William w. Warren, copies of the
lives of Judas Iscariot and Benedict Ar
mold, inasmuch as the teachings thereof
are singularly in accordance with his own
character and daily conduct; and will
further perfect him (if that were possib.e)
in the art Of betraying the hand that feeds
him."
Then we stopped, and concluded, upon
the whole, to wait and sec if the charge
from Billys big gun would really render
lis defunct. The shot may, after all, hap
pen TO prove as abortive as the one we
read Of, which
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-12-06

Rev. Mr.. Reiheldorfer, we are reques-
ted TO state, will hold Divine Service in
the Baptist Church, every Sabbath after
noon, al 3 o'clock.
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with the requirements of the organic act,
would reside there, and sec the rights of
the people protected.
We throw out these hints to the men,
bers of the Legislature, as worthy of their
consideration.
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We have laborcd to defeat that design
by rallying the Democrats around their
own standard, and by efforts to induce and
dr'vs the Wings to an open party organi-
acknowledgements.
Well, old fellow, we do admire your
GOODNESS, and no mistake. The moment
we learned you gave your money SO free
ly to purchas the old Wing Chronicle and
Register, we saw at glance what your
game was; but we never expected YOU
would have the hardihood to voluntarily
own up. What business is it oyou, pray
tell, whether the Wings organize or not !?
They expect your opposition, but respect
fully beg to be excused from following
your counsel: When you get them driiren
into an organization, just inform us, will
YOU?
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garment. The people feared the child had
been drowned, and searched the loch along
its shores. Nothing, however, was found
which could Justify their suspicious; but,
to the establishment Of the searchers, they
discovered in the midst of the lake small
island, about fifty feet in length, and more
than half that in width, covered with rush
es and water-plants. No one had ever
seen it before, and when they returned
with others to show the wonder, they
found that it had sensibly changed its po-
sition. TIE home-returned wandercr
whispered into her mothers ear all her
sin and all her sorrow. Then she pinned
away day by day. And when the moon
was again in the heavens, she stole forth
in the cleaning. She was missed in the
morning, and searched for during many
days, but no trace could be found of her.
AT length some fishermen passing by the
floating island, scared large kite from
the rushes, and discovered the decoying
body Of the hapless girl. How she had
reached the island none could sce-wheth-
er il drifted sufficiently near the land to
enable her to wade to it in her search for
her babe, and then floated out again from
the shore; or whether beings of whom
peasants fear to speak had brought her
there. The latter conjecture was, OF course,
the one generally adopted by the people,
and there are those who say that at mid
night, when the moon shines down at III !,
full upon Loeb Dochart, he who has sharp
ears may hear the cry of a baby mingling
with elfish laughter and sweet low songs
from amidst the plants and rushes Of the
floating island.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-12-06

The n. Y. papers state, that most of the
members of Mr.. Folks Cabinet are now
in N. Y, trying TO defeat the movement
in favor Of Douglass for the Presidency,
and to favor Buchanan.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-12-06
at duck or plover,
Recoiled and kicked The gunner oNer',

But seriously, does the editor the Dem
ocrat think he can make anything Ivy boil
stering up the assertions of William w.
Warren in this community? We will
not do our neighbor the injustice TO sup
pose he knous Warren as we do. and still
persists in giving his name as authority
for the truth Of anything. But know him
he will sometime, and that to his sorrow
if he continues to pin his faith TO his as
ser;ions. He will find him man posses
sed Of all the duplicity Of the Indian race
(Which, perhaps, is inherently rendered
active and acute in practice by partial cd
ucation, and association with the worst
class of frontier white population. Since
our residence in Minnesota, charity. and
a disposition on the part of certain officers
connected with Indian affairs, to humanize
and render useful to society, if possible
a man naturally possessed of a good mind
has induced them to give him public en-
ployment most of the time. But we re-
greet to say, they and the government which
they serve, have suffered in almost every
instance. He is ever the willing tool to
befray. for very small considerations, at
the instiga,ion of corrupt politicians and
r,lun1er SeaEars ,+ tho ,,,,ll;o <r;L y
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Some Of the Eastern papers keep set
of asses about their establishments, to do
the paragraphing, who are shamcfully igno-
rant of matters pertaining 10 every day in
formation. Thus, the New York Tribune
until recently very correct in this par
ticular-writes down the Secretary of the
Territory Of Minnesota as the Secretary
of Governor Ramsey. Here is the para
graph:
''The Inhabitants of st. Paul Minnesota
entertained Governor Ramsey and his Sec
rotary, Wikin, at a public dinner, on Mon
day the Sd Of November. The occasion
was the return of the Governor from his
Indian Mission, during which he succeed
ed in making so advantageous a treaty."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-23
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
DIR. ID. q. Ill kRlN (.TllN
III main Street. Worcester. Nj,

80 mann street, worcester, Mass.
M oULn say that, at great expense, he has prepared
w rom the original receipt, the FRENCH PERIoDICAL
DROPS discovered by j. HARRINGTON, NJ. D.. while
practising in the Hospital in Paris, under The immediate
observation of the renowned Rcord of Paris and Acton
London w. -
warranted in all cases to have the desired effect These
Drops are invariably certain to regulate the Female ys-
tenn ana can be taken without hazard relief warrant
eI OF the money returned. They known by hundreds
OF females in this country be the only preparation ever
discovered that has proved invariably certain in all cases
Suspensions, Irregularities &c. sc.
One trial will convince the most skentcal and never ar
ter will they be induced to take any other Ladies' who
nave often been deceived by purchasing Pills and
from Male and Female lmposers, under the pretecc
iecung cure-medcnes which, in nineteen cases out of
twenty, nave an injurious effect upon the SYSTEM without
producing the desired result, any sign of it, shoud shun
these Bipeds, ami but the genuine French PERI
oDIcAL DRoPs,he efficacy of which has been tested in
hundreds OF cases and never failed effect speedy
without any bad result The Drops the result of an
extensive practice and discovered by accident To
eulogse their virtue, would not add their merit We
would only say try them, and If they do prove to be
what they are represented, the money will be returned
Ihey will be srnt TO any part of the country secure from
oDseryatlon by addressing (post paid DR. u. c. HAIR
nlNGIoN, NO l2l Main Street. Worcester, Mass, his
felnae Agent NO 81 Chestnpt Street Pine, provi
dence L., and at no other place in the United States
run directions accompanying each bottle.
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS. iy25-dtf