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GLORIOUS NEWS

I.nIi1.r'4 f't.'t {. sd t.He 10 csu4i,rr,
| ira e aG,Art.. IN ,rtrss. ''e''Sri ishrts,
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slue, l., tqu,i s''h'. e'" n tdy ~ a~. ftl"fs
"a NJ. u - ,-en fam ru,a aud Am tsr hpas ~
az, ci,aStr. IL pisI at ~ etLctt 90 - ,.snt'.
Ihrs Alas ,t, uistido, i',Ist,' ~ s.i'' t'trs--
n T., ;e III gun. y 't4''s hncq"'''r ~ 'tptta
tia, wb~fysr II hs~ is'en ie,ttrefi. - ta~ INT
uff A. saStaR ai't's, ~ ubriNs tit nj NIT
.'r We III, ihrtSl u'det"p"i iNti hat4~ are pr'l,
~ r', IL rris-, ar, srd guar fi,e u 10 - lrs'
b. - I.l cont than nIlitsr, r'u~. Ns re making
extensive arrangement. iT t' tsiI us b. snJ ..''iif,
ttebant4 VII do We'll - attend t' ihi' i'umeaiiair,
We ~.f li hing ss'is sr.rt. In ~ t'r"l"s towns
tar. ehnnt tht ni,sj rInra .h,ia 10 s,t'es'H hfes
.tkc- aud ai.r by 'it cation. FINAL samples 'egi ~
any pstt ~ the li,'~d States, eivraSt f',.
Atso the Bfitsh Furniture r. li,e, 10 ulsi - thtse
sizes. t,s,ir, 'ne'e~ant', s'irnd o. ~. ~ w. ~
rrr!Y. IhIis'fTN = W.
J-,au Ne. Cav ", rtsf P'-r .Nfr fsv'.
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Which sse,arasiy ocesnee IN sss as, 'ePo''
"a fegam 70 P@n" iAa'"ae ~. ~.
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Won consists ~ soNO ssP''ae piece
q. Ard vN&ea orcf No ton
TIE esescsas5 s0cogY urges Me pr
pr'ety Of tae apprrnencn o. : saa' sum
Stctp ~ WV e~S ssss>s-s "~i's~~s~
tor the Vice President and the members d
sbe CsbSsss. and Justly statca that The in
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q NORTHUMBERLAND NOrIrH.-W.. ihr ,rl

(yOsIMISSIpNERs'N OrfrH.--w., Tho .'ih
\ srfibets, hrtas appointed by 'he Hen. " hate
C,su i The district ~ Rn,lsnd, commissioners ~
t~,vt ssaaine aud sJi all claims a,,d demands at
all p~r aRst The csttt- nf CALVIN Eristi~,n.
is,s 81 Mount Holly, in sAd 81 tnc' Deceased fcpIr
.sa~d ia-.lvent and liz mouths ffui the 1n'i DAY a!
No, es,-f bc,ns all,a ri b, said e'"n ihsi i-''
n Sc We do tieYstae hctrty give nbiice that ~ ~
s,-sd ,o the ta,ipess ~ r sid sfp ntncn, NJ the
dw citing irnl-e Of widow MiBd~~.t Rlchsr,-,D, On
the nd Thur.isy- ri inoa, aud May nc,i, ffd,
ao'ctst. 4. NJ, Until o'ei.ck, T.. ". TN each NJ
said da,s.
Dated q, Mnus, tIsi'y, December 9TH, 1852.
ABiItI COLE. ! !, ....--
,s-a join BRYANT, Commentary.
In Probate huer Pratt Estate.
sTtrk of ,ERM"sr RE-, , n,s ...., ,''a, q,
tie Pnhstr tnr fttc said distract nf Rutland, hrid
At Rmllnd in snd hH said iii trir,, On III" ih da, oi
he eahct, 4. d., is3,,-Prrsent, ilon. h.N'sr 1T,
roS, jndse.
WIerrr-, certain iustrsucrt In wr'i'nr dated tic
9Th day Il seiarirf, D. lhi pirpottit T. be The
lat wtll and r-siebi ~ threr tratt late II Middle
IN rsid III trt, rr~,.ed. hss hccn ti' day pre-
-cn,ci &, the said Probate Conn, hy Mrs Ruth r. u,
the E,er,tfix therein named, Nv ,tdcr that sid iR-r
nirpt NAY be duly psuyed ard allowed by said cvurf,
said lat MI; and ,r,tarr-ht:
Tberrfsr II j. ordered by said court, that the pm,
h,te and silow ii said instrument as said last
will snd testament, bc, sud the -sme arr, hereby IT,
f.vrcd ted session II sn'd ror, u he bed Al
the office ~ the Reg er IL ratd rsnt in Rutland. ia
said ai.trot the NIT nonsy, h. ing the 81 dav VI
January. A. o., lisa, and that t,ice uiesef .e given
b, publi-hing certified copy II the record NJ this ~
der three weeks scet-,eiy prcvias thereto, In ti,r
Rutland cvnnty Hciatd, Newspaper printed al sand
Rutland IN order that kll psrsfss inirvrsaed thcrcB
being Thereby daly notfed thereof. may then and
there apt- AZ bcfr- said cs,r, and CONTEXT said FRO
hat. and allow anrs II fher soc q ,ur-.
A tr,e eui,y Of record. HENRY HALL, Register
5J-1
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NJ. ~ $3.50 49, ( sssSsss:sss; =:
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ap-ii aeessr~s
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CASH, Doors, ASH Bi.'Siys---Jhr nrde-styn.d
- att snBs<fBs~ {, t,s rstiseus - taiisaa. $40
sir.niig tsi ia ,sisfl~i r.'E so sbgsr s,,rie
si~ asf 9 cash Ih,n r,~s b-ss -d ia t,is
skir,ft. Tot b. britt Er alb 90 Ia, 4
Z ~s.ats raii sa-sli No if.css, k<b ttsy slis
s-e.., ia NJ al irs. vstx NE, pripsAs- 49,
Wsss s.sostsarly "a hfnd, AL -as.s q sir ~ ia
~ sssiss. 40 ,s',sss fsSn d,sssass essnt9y
ATT atei IN. y. W. ttliL~.
nys<vt.is, Ar<il fa, 1877. Eu
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Hats and Caps.

IctT NECEtvEc A LARGE ASD sPLfS,
~ dt s,,prtnrm u Winter Style Hsts, u even
hind and qualify.
Cap, fS,l kpds ,-s,ik ria>a ~ AL seiass. tbSh
Cape ~ ddrsem styie.. Otter, asd otlrf Fsr',
u ieh " ~ ls ..ld cheap JOHN COOK
- lCH IA ! Bsri~Is' Bi.~k, EaiiAba.
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In Prol.,e-Msriha Giibtrt'a Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. DE IL rr'n',n's'cd
Court nrt at "a t~tsi, in and &C. sad District, the
I'd day e D.ccnibcr, A. d. is52.--rresent, A. WsS.
,sn. Judre;
An Instrument purp ring 20 e thu last will AM
testament uf Martha Clhrrt, late of Wc~thav-u, IN
.rit di-tct, drbr ascd being Isetehed I, IT,. ,u'
here nv JsrJ. Pnneray. The rS~eit therein named
tH II hate II Is orirrrd by aid court, that all t
concerned therein be- notified /, apI~ir at e
ni said court, hc held at tss,iun aforesaid,
the 9Th dny III i'creInbef inst, and show cus',
IL any they my have, sgiia.t the prbste 81 aid viii
ior wb,th p,rIs.e Is tattrs ori-r'd that copy III
tho rrnrd IL this order he published three week
cs--i,-, in tie HuiinnJ County Herald, newspaper
printed At Ra'land IN III. s'ai- a' which pthi''a
tom. shall be Previous 4, tho said Iinio h.lsned
sa.i hesfua.
\ true copy ct record.
i1-N AJ.Tcv WARNER JuIrr,
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NTH -A'Isns sa,r iI,s cot ,-s'e q rl4s sch
IL .sfss.rs shrs fsss lstds Il fv.tl=s lat tis..s
tao yeAs sIa sssls .asA, zoe NJ ti.i ~hiss
tho sfisss hsasss D. -Sf 10 f,-at~',ss :. rns
- eksfsss, Aas tsss tasa sssy 7. sUiLTBfsP.
&stfAsf. tBs<. "a. As,a ss-sfs
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In Prs,ssfs.-BIsIa.s sta1srd's Estate.
Fl A1E az WE AtiSL LIZ nt,neli.ir-t,l n. /,

r. sSssv ,~r SEW ssvp v,sa spss, ~ Is.
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NOYhE---Tk~ SAsssal Nesting a fhs ~ al
~ $500, ~ sss sst.ss1a Ard Ni-srtsr hAi.t -sf
tnTsss, - tis sissts ~ iAs~<s ~, si1 BE- ~ gsrR
n sas sssde Al sAss tS<ssb,, a H. dssiie, ths
sdasstiesr, r.st ara IS .Ssr Is, AZ jsAsusS,
isss. Of u sfsss~s. 4. ~ .s.G- kfTTkifssk,
p><- =. ,s,a- HsSfsssS,,
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EAST INDIA nA,H DYE.
Siors n. h1;r. AMI riu not nir ssi,

Thi- aye NAY he sITsl - tbe hair over aisis. the
hfsi III GIT tiT.ihg lie l,zitst ~ HAIs -
dgTk Iip~ ~, and g., sAiInz s~find rtrif a.
hF,gN set blark. I h~-e iIgts are ATfaitcd 10y tie
g-Iiiss sits manufactures u, Who - lie ses.br.
ted iLr.ai.t ,f t.ta Oh auth 9 81, ON tSss rbrn
Try, philosophy. and ushsf ~sIk, aud s'h'-a bsks
" Ell knuAH.
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For the hurried.

y "BS tktkttItt u NJ dILIHiSb.
la Command taai should b. eheedIli, obey ed b,
The Children Il io-n Dr.. f-rI>f,s JsHs Cs,sA,,
Prsuar,ye Eiizis, ptsseFsed ~ eG-sidai stsfs
t,ys sta-~-,f i,-sJ iDy Aescy, 90 B.rr-nr- and
ali gaisri sfH1isf-. IA AL isai u Ff'f.-s-s "a
10 vrr Safar.. Great No -tsFshs ard femsds hi
tho IN mArr'-i -t.ir " IN "a. ~ if'hy. " -
.nsiR care ct s.stasl .ssts, sef'-ta! asbiiy
Gsrt Hrskasss ~ The t;snItH; p,s ,I', sefs.ss ~
l-.,,D. I~asogta.-a - Hh.;ss. A. sa avg ,tstisr
in-d.fii4a IL ,s aasS,.als~i
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Excitement up Town!

IL on their elegant stock OF seasonable Dry Goods
Cost, TO make for their spring stock. Now is
your time, Ladies' and Gents, sc: Birgans They have
also few packages Of their OF Coffee ieffour
pounds for fifteen cents!
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Territory OF Minnesota, washington Ccrptv
County of Washington District Court.
Ky virtue OF two executions issued out of
~ and under the seal of the District Court
y OF Washington aforesaid, wherein James f. Comstock
Co., and Booth, Drake Conn., are plaintiffs and John IL.
Brewster sdefendant In favor plaintiffs and against
said defendants have this Sth day Of November, A. D.
1857 levied upon and shall expose public
ton to the highest bidder cash. on the 25h day Of
December 1882, at the Office the Register Of Deeds IN
saltwater in said county, the hour of O'Clock in
forenoon AL the right title, interest and estate that the
said John II. Brewster had the following described real
estate on the fifth day of August since acquired
SO much thereon as shall be sufficient satisfy said
lions and costs, to wit
Lot number four, "a of section number thrty-f 3D
IN township number thirty. (30) north range number
twenty west, containing d6 and Of an acre
also, lot number twentyeiSht in block number twenty
nine, and lot number two in block number twenyeight
Of the town OF saltwater In couutr according to the
survey and plat Of said town of Saltwater which record
ed III the ONCE OK the Register of Deeds of said county
WILLIAM C. PENNEY, Sherf.
November 10, 1s52-6ws-pr fee 81.
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District Court ior Ramsey County.
SHERIFF'S SALE.


County Of Washington, "'
District Court.
w ashiDgton County
By virtue Of an execution issued out and under the
seal of the District Court foresad, upon q Judgment
rendered by said court Oct. 2 1852, wherein John Nc
kusick Is plaintiff and Milton V. Nohles D. l.. Chambers
Alfred Day. and Moses Perrin defendants, in favor
said plaintiff and against said Defendants for the
$12l 81, have this both day Of November, A. d.
1907 levied upon, and Shall expose sale public
ton to the highest bidder for cash. twentieth
of January 1853 at the hour ten O'Clock the
noon, at the once OF the Register Of Deeds In saltwater
IN sara county, all the right title, interest and estate that
the ahove-amed defendants either of them had
following described real PROPERTY the second day of
October 1852 or have since acquired, much thereof
shall be sufficient to satisfy said execution and COSTS
wit Lot number four (4 of section number twenty-sx
(26) and Lots number one ) and two ~ of section
Der thry-ve 1857 In township number twenty mine (29)
north OF Range number twenty coy west, containing
hundred and nifty and reecnhs of land, together
with all and singular the appurtcnances belong
ing or In any wise appertainng.
WILLIAM c. PENNEY,
Sheriff OF the county aforesaid.
Saltwater, Nov. 3d. 1851. 2sq-Pr. fee, $500.
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GOOD Pickles require good Vinegar,
pepper alum all which be purchased low at ,he
Family Medicine store, cor. Fifth and Jackson.
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nr Nf'Laue,s Liver Pills

Were not, like the quack nostrums of the day,
got M with view to profit but were discove-
red. after many years ofstudy. by one of the first
pbysicians in the United States and used in his
private practice. Their market success elicted
the most unqualified appreciation of physicians
and others who witnessed their effects. Possess
ing all the sensitive feelings of thoroughbred
physician, DR.. NJ Lane dreaded being classed
with the shallow pretenders who crowd the col
umns Of newspapers with puffs of sovereign
remedies" and for long time declined the re-
quests ofmany that he would proclaim his great
remedy to the public; but, finally, after much
persuasion on the part of physicians and others
who had witnessed the wonderful cures effected
by the Liver Pills, he consented to prepare it
for general use The following certificate from
Dr. Morgan, will bear us out in this statement;
1t is also valuble as medical testimony of the
efficacy of these Pills
"This is to certify that have been associa-
eted with DR.. MLane in the practice of medi-
c inc, for nearly two years and half. have
had many opportunities of witnessing the good
effects his Liver Pill; and believe they have
cured and relieved much larger proportion of
the diseases of the Liver, than have known
cured and relieved by any other course oftreat-
ment
OLIVER MORGAN, NJ. D."
For sale at HICHcox 4 AxrELL's, st, Paul,
Minnesota
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Greater Bargains than ever

ELFELT g. BROTHERS having dis
IL posed OF their old stock have procured one,
which for cheapness variety good quality, cannot be
surpassed in the Territory Our stock Of dry goods, cloth
Ing and queensware has been carefully selected, and
ale now prepared to. serve our patrons with
RICH FALL SILKS
De LANES and Cashmeres
Embroidered Muslin Curtains by the piece or yard.
Linen, Lawns, Laces and Embroideries
Jacconet, Book and Swiss Muslins
English, German and Domestic Silks
Cotton and wooden Hosiery
Satin, Taffeta and Lustring Ribbons
Ladies' and Gentlemen's French Kid, silk and Isle
Thread Gloves
Ladies' Lace Vests Collars, Cuffs and I'nderSl eeves
Beached and Brown Linen Table Cloths
Elegant Tapestry and Ingram Carpetins
Floor OIL Cloth and Drugget
Domestic Goods, Prints. Sheeting and Shirtings
Besides all other goods generally obtained in Dry Good
stores.
The Omnibus the store ten minues during
the day, and ladies will find II saving by paying the
small sum for ride, and giving us call.
ELFELT & BROTHERS.
st. Paul, November 13th. 1s52-no9tf
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Pass around the Word

THAT ten cases of Fine Goods, bought
Il expressly for the Holidays, will be opened on the
Goth inst, at the Bookstore Of LEDUC ROHRER.
p. S.-ALS0, That all persons who wish TO advertise
IN the Year Book 1883 make application imme
datey, eleven already engaged, and but four
more can be devoted to advertising.
W. LEDCC.
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A CARD.

A S multiplying words is useless in STA
ting simple fact, II is announced with all proper
respect, ETC., that av. associated with In the Drug
business that well and fsvoraby known physician, j. HAIR
yEY DAY. For the patronage already 50 literally ex-
tended me sincere thanks and for the flu
stand pledged that exertions part shall
be spared merit increase In business attended with
such real pleasure and profit.
W. II. JARVIS, Chemist and Apothecary.
St Paul, Dec. II, 1859. Multum In Parvo Drug Store.
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Clothing for the Million
NEW GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.

FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
WINNIE & COOLEY, at the Cash
w Furnishing Store, Roberts street, St. Paul,
having lately returned from the eastern
ready to show the citizens Of st. Paul, and all may
favor them with call, the largest and varied stock
Of fall and winter goods in their line, brought
market, and which respectfully invited to call and
inspect. Their stock consists in of the following
tcles:
Cloths, Cassmeres, VestinGs, Ready made Clothing.
and GentlemerS Furnishing Goods. Merino, Wooden,
Worsteu, Ciotn AMI FLANNEL wrappers aud Dia"ers
Hosiery Of all kinds, qualities and prices: Gloves and
Mtens in endless varie les, such Buck, Worstcd Be-
lin, Merino, Cashmere, Wooden, etc. Also beauti
full assortment Of White and Colored Kid and Silk Gloves.
The latest style of Collars Hankerchefs, Scarfs Ties,
Cravats Stocks, etc.
Fine Linen Bosoms of the latest French and English
quantities. Duck and Drill Overals.
READY.MADE CLOTHING.
Cheaper then ever, but too numerous to mentioncsll
and see for yourselves.
Boys and Children's Clothing.
We have very fine assortment made up IN the ncatest
manner, and at low prices Buckskin MlttenS and
Gloves. Fur and Driving Gloves. Rubber and Ocloth
Clothing, Carpet and Travelling Bags.
In the Custom Department may be found all the new
styles OF Cloths CaSsm Docskn Vestings and trim
mings to match; and will say, that can
give you good and fashionable work be had West
Of New York. and warranted to suit sale
Don't forget the place, Roberts street, next door
W. II. Stillman's store, st. Paul
6-u WINNIE & COOLEY.
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d. Z d,
School Meeting.

NOTICE is hereby given that meet
ing OF the legal voters of School District No. 2,
will be held the school district, Saturday the 18th
inst at O'Clock. p NJ, for the purpose Of levyng tax
sucent d-fray the Of the District schools the
present and coming and for the transaction Of such
business be lawfully brought before the meeting
by order Of the Trustees,
st. Paul, Dec 8, 1862. TRUMAN NJ. SMITH, Clerk
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NATIONAL WING CONVENTION.

The meeting of the Wing Members of Con.
gress adjourned from the 9th instant to last
Tuesday evening, was duly held, Mr.. Senator
Maugum, Of North Carolina in the Chair, and
Messrs. Chandler and Dockery, Secretaries.
The result of the meeting is, that the sessions
Ct the National Wing Presidential Convention
are 10 be held in the city of Baltimore, to com
nence on Wednesday, the 10Th Of June next
The correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
says:
Dir. Marshall, of Kentucky, offered the reso-
luton introduced by him at the first meeting
CT the Wing Caucus.
Mr.. Stonly contended that they were out of
order, and the chairman sustained his objec-
ton.
After discussion, principally between Messrs.
Marshall and Stanly, the decision Of the
chair was sustained yeas 46, nays Is.
Dir. Marshall said that as the Chair had de.
c:ded the Compromise principles of the Wing
Administration out of order, the Caucus was
no place for Wing TO remain, and then with
drew.
The negative vote against the decision of the
Chair were Southern men, except Stanly
Morehead, Mccullough, and two Kentuckians
Among the alternatives were, Fowler, Wade
Campbell, Sackett, Schoolcraft aud others.
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TELEGRAPHlC NE VS.
ARRIVAL or THE ASIA.

NEW YORK, April u.
ne steamship Asia has arrived from Liver.
pool. The following are the leading CONNER.
cial items
CoTroS.-lncreased dullnessis apparent
shgnt advantage to buyers in common qua
llties. Demand light. Sales Of the week "a.
600 bales
FLOUR AND WHEAT.--A fair business doing,
without any advance in rates.
CoRs.-Some slight improvement in the de-
mand. Wright, Grundy & Co. quote white
Corn Is lower.