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Chemical Compound similar to the
Natural Oil ofthe Hair.
THE SPANISH HAIR GLOSS.

A Clean, white and beautiful prepara-
N lion for promoting the growth lux
uriance and beauty of the Hair--remo-
wing dandruf, scales and scurf, and GU
ring the cutaneous diseases Of the scalp
-unequalled for keeping the Hair moist,
imparling to 1t rich silky sofiness aud
highly beautiful lustre. lis soothing
and agreeable properties will be found
remarkable, applied either to the head
or irriialions Of the skin. It is unlike
any Of the Alcoholic and Oil prepara-
iions so commonly used for The Hair
It's superiority over ell Hair preparations
consists in lis properties being moisien-
ing and cooling, instead oc drying and
heating as tho alcoholic preparations are;
and being free Of the greasy qualities Of
marrow, oils, &c. Its power 10 remove
the gluiinous coating which obstructs
the pores Of the skin when unhealthy,
and which prevent the follicles from
exuding an oily substance necessary TO
the natural moisture, beauty and growth
ofihe Hair, is unequalled.
One free application ofthe Hair Gloss
will impart a more lasting beauty aud
moisture to the hair, than whole bottle
ofihe alcoholic preparations usually sold;
besides in will mt soil the finest linen.
Persons whose hair is slightly gray, will
ind this article TO make their hair darker,
and render the gray hairs scarcely per-
ceptible, Mothers will lind this prepara
ton the bestihey can use to dress chill
dren's hair, keeping it in place, giving i,
a most beautiful lustre and causing il 10
grow luxurianily. IL any preparation Of
art can cause the hairto grow, the Span
ish Hair Gloss will do it.
Very liberal discounts made 10 Drag
gists and those who buy by wholesale. -
Address G. P. Fay, Owego, N. Y. Price
25 cents per bottle.
Dealers in Putnam county, Ohio, can
learn terms on enquiry Of the editor OF
the Venture, al Kalida, Ohio.
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THE NAPOLEON DYNASTY,
" . OR THE HISTORY OF
THE B0NAP PkRTE FAMILY.
BY THE BERKELY MEN.

CONTENTS:
l-Origin Of the Bonapartes.
2-Italy-Corsca.
3-Carlo and Letilia.
4-Napoleon Emperor.
s-Msfie s-sfsspnIas, Louisa, Empre'ses.
7-Joseph- King Of Naples and Spain,
And Julia Clary.
e-Lucieu-th Scholar and Prince,
Christine Boyer and Madame Ju.
berhon.
9-Louis-King os Holland and Hor.
b b tense Beauharnais. t5
l0-Jerome.-King OF Westphalia, FIRE.
derica Of Wurtemberg.
ll-EIiza Bonaparte-D Duichess Of Tds-
cany-Pascsl Bacchioch;.
l2- Pauline Princess Borghese and the
Prince Borghese.
l3-C Caroline--Queen Of Naples and
Marshal Murai.
l4-Cardinal Fesch-- Brother Of Mad
anne Letitia. * @
l5-Eugene Beauharnais-Viceroy Of
Italy. Y VI
l6-Y Young Napoleon-K King ofRome. 7
II Louis Napoleon President Of
France.
A Ropaparte again rules France. No
complete History ofthis wonderful family
has been written until this work, which
is intended 10 supply The deficiency. Ii
| is derived from the most authentic mate
rails, some Of which have been obtained
from private sources in this Country and
Europe, exclusively for this work., Il is
prepared by several literary men Of abiIi-
iy aud taste, and embellished BY Is fine
portraits Of the Bonapartes. Itembraces
full, brilliant and authentic life Of
| LOUIS NAPOLEON, FRIN CE PRESI-
CENT. sRll2 .ss "A
| p. Snow IN PRESS, ia one hand,
some octave volume Of about 500 pages,
Price $500, and will be issued very
soon by ,9 5
CORNISH, LAMPORT g. CO.,
Publishers, s Park Place
NEw YORK, April 90, 1852.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
CHARLES P. FIREMAN q CO.,

af (LAI T. FREEMAN, HODGES q COZ .
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
l44 LIBERTY STREET,
One door South Of Liberty Street,
AJLAIDy E9oII2Ss&o
;HAVE now on hand, and will bel
IL ceiving daily through the season,
N e w G O D ID s.,
Direct from the European manufacturers,
and cash Auctions, rich, fashionable,
fancy Silk Millinery Goods. Our stock
Of Rich Ribbons, comprises every variety
Of the latest and most beautiful designs
imported.
Many Of our goods are manufactured
expressly to our order, from our own de-
sigas and patterns, and stand unrivslled.
We offer our goods for nett Cash, al
lower prices than any credit House in
America can afford.
All purchasers will find il tgreatly 10
their interest to reserve portion of their
money and make selections from our
great variety Of rich cheap goods.
Ribbons rich for Bonnets, Caps, Sashes
and Belts. a
Bonnet Silks, Satins, Grapes, Lisses, !,
and Tarleions. ef
Embroideries, Collars, Chemisetis,
Capes, Berthas.
4 Habits, Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgings, and
Inseitings. fH
EmbroiAsred REVERE, Lace, and H EN-
stitch Cambria HaDdkerchiefs.
Blends, Illusions, and Embroidered
Laces for Cnps. ig 99 eN
Embroidered Laces for Shawls, Man
tillas, and Wells. a.
Honiton, Mechlen, Valencienes, and
Brussels Laces.
English and Wove Thread, Smyrna,
Lisle Thread, and Cotton Laces.
Kid, Lisle Thread, Silk, and Sewing
Silk, Gloves, and Mitts.
French and American Artificial Flow
ers. '
French Lace, English, American, and
Italian. lie isie
Straw Bonnets and Trimmings.
JANUARY, 1852. pd$5-6m
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ANACT

To amend the act TO provide for the ap-
pointment OF Noiaries Public, and pre-
scribing their duties. passed March l5,
1852, and TO repeal section 3 Of
said act.
Sec. /. Be It enacted By the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That The
third section Of the act to which this is
amendaiory, be, and is shereby SO amend
ed ss to read as follows, to wit: That
each notary public, before entering upon
the duties Of his Office, shal! provide him.
self with an official seal, with which he
shall authenticate his official acts, upon
which shall be engvaven the arms Of this
state, the words "Notarial Seal" and the
name ofthe county in which he resides;
which seal, together with his official reg
isler, shall be exempt from execution;
and OH the death or removal from Office Of
such notary public, his register shall be
deposited 10 The Office Of the recorder Of
deeds in the county where such notary
resides; Provided, that il shall be lawful
for any notary public, duly commissioned
as such, 10 use, in the authenlicaiion Of
his official acts, seal Of the similiiude
of those authorized by law previous 10 the
passage OF the act 10 which this is amen.
da'ory, and provided, further, tina: when
ever il shall be necessary for any such
notary public TO procure new seal, such
new seal shall be Of the description here
inbefote frs' designated.
Sec. 2. That the third section Of
the act 10 which this is amendalory, be,
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Doors AND SHOES

Gentlemen's Fine. and heavy coarse Boots;
Ladies' Funcy Boots & Shoes;
Mems and ooys' Bootee's and Shoes;
Carpet Shoes, ii
Hung girian Boots. as ID
Oyershoes, &C., &C.,
Ofeyery variety, for sale at the lowestprices
at WM. g. Al, TAyLoR's, Kulids.
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-AN ACT
To provide for collecting The Statistics
Of Crime.

10 provide LOT collectinS lii6 OtutisiCS
VAIN Of Crime.
Sec. !. Be ii endcted By the General
Assembly offhe State Of Ohio, That each,
Prosecuting Attorney sllzll, between the
tenth and twentieth days Of December,
in every year, report 10 The Attorney Gen.
e,sI d particular statistical account Of all
crimes prosecuted by indictment in his
county, during the year next preceding;
which account shall specify the number
81 persons prosecuted, the crime or crimes
for which each person was prosecuted,
The result Of each prosecution, and the
punishment (if any awarded tbereupon,
aud also the amonnt Of costs in each
case, and what portion thereofhas been,
and what portion probably will be collect
ed !: and that each prosecuting attorney
shall report, Likewise, which Of the crimes
50 prosecuted, were in his opinion, COM
miiled under the Influence Of ardent
spirits
Sec. 2. That the clerk Of each court
having cognzance Of pleas Of the state
prosecuted by indictment, shall, between
the FIRST and fifth days Of December, in
avery year, make out and deliver to the
Prosecuting Attorney Of the couniy,an ac-
cnraie Abatement Of the costs taxed or tax
able 10 eachcase, prosecuted as aforesaid,
I and determined during the year mex, pre-
cadinq; which siatewens shall specify the
portion Of costs collected by execution or
otherwise, from The defendant Or defend
ants, and in what cases execution has
been issued. 6
Sec. 8. That each court having cog
nizanco as aforesaid, shall make such al
lowances. payable out Of The county
treasury, 10 the clerk and prosecuting
attorney, for performance Of the services
hereby required, as 10 the judge or
Judges thereof, may seem reasonable.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker or lie House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President oftho Senate.
May !, 1852
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Ia wv S OF OHIO,
AN ACT.


To deane the liability Of townships,
whefe lhe same have been altered OF
diminished.
Sec. /. Bea enacted By the General
Assembly Of tic STATE of Ohio, That
whenever any township in this state shall
have heen or may hereafter be altered,
diminished, OF III any way changed, by
sI,s formation ofnew townships, Or addi-
,ions 10 other townships, q otherwise,
such oriainal township, and all parts and
portions of,h same, shall remain liable
70 the same extent, on all contracts, en-
aarenenls or liabilities, contracted BY
such township, prior 70 such change, as
ifno such alteration, diminusion or change
had taken place.
Sec. 9. That the trustees ofany town.
sbip. IN case Of division or change, as
provided in The first section, which shall
have retained the original name Of such
township, shall, in leyying a tax for the
ssyment Of any legal or just claims,
against such township, contracted prior
10 any change as aforesaid, procure GER
tided absirac. from the auditor OF the
proper county, OF 10 case IDarcels Of such
township sliall have been attached 10
townships Of different counties, then
from the auditor Of the counties to which
any portion Of such township shall have
boen attached, of all the taxable property
situate in such attached portion OF por-
tiony, together with the names OF the
persons owning the same, and in making
.he assessment and levy for the payment
OF ant such Indebtedness. or interest
thereon, a, the tine now, or that may
hereafter be provided by law from making
such levy, levy an amount not exceeding
,be amount now limited, or that may
hereafter be limited by law, for the pay
men, uf claims against townships, on oil
the taxable proberiy in the limits ofsuch
township as It was bounded before such
change, and certify an abstract thereof to
the county Audiiosof the proper county
OF in case paycels Of such township
shall have been attached 10 territory il
different counties, then said trustees shal
certify az abstract Of the tax leviet
upon the property in such parcel
respectively, 10 the auditors Of the re-
Dpeclive counties, together with tn
names Of the persons SO assessed, and I'M
amount assessed TO each; and such audi-
sor or auditors shall ihereupon enter the
same upon the duplicate, designating th'
persons SO taxed, and for what purpose
such lew has been made, and the taxes
shall Le collected thereon as in othe
cases.
Sec. 8. The treasurer Of the count!
or counties collecting any tax as aforesait
7 assessed, shall, on demand, pay over t
luhe treasurer Of such township, ON th'
order OF tbs trustees thereof, after ih'
6rst day Of March Of any year when iht
same may have been collected, as mon
cys that may have been collected foI
such township, and shall be entitled tt
The same fees, and subject 10 the same
( liabilities, for duties performed under thlt
Z ACT, az In other cases. ilt1
i JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker ofihe House Of Representatives
WILLIAM MDEII.L,
'ss President oflhe Senate,
May !, 1852.
Z. .A . f g.
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and the same Is hereby repealed
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker ofihe House OF Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
PresideOt OF The Senate.
May !, 1852. as
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ass; Coshoclon, 1851, Knox, 2s,S7O
-106,72ls 18th DiciTici-- Muskingum,
,45,053, Morgan, 23,460, Washington,
$780, ,325. 17th DislFict-Bcl-
mont, 81, 500, Guernsey, S5, ,474, Monroe,
23,367, Noble, is, 900 -lO2 400. 18th
District Portage, 24,S ,Ss7, Stark, 80 1888,
Summit, 27, 7,4sI--9l,y5o. 19th District
-Cuyahoga, 4S, Jos; Lake, 1859,
Geauga, l7,S23-SO, ,5S3. 20th District
-Ashtabula, 27,767, Trnmbull, 80 $50,
Mahoning, 90, ,733- $50, ,O6O. 2lst Dis
tricI--Columbiana, 33,60l, Jefferson,
1923, Carroll, 1865, Harrison, 20.-
450--l00,se6. q
JAMES g. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President ofthe Senate.
April 80, 1852.
!, William M. Bell, Auditor in and for
Putnam County, Ohio, do hereby certify
that the foregoing laws have been care
fully compared by me, and are in accor-
dance with those certified TO by the
Secretary Of State.
WILLIAM M. BELL. Auditor.
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HOUSE TRlMNlINGS.
sADDLERY HARDWARE.

Hamcs, pad trees, etc,
Roller buckles, harness do,
Brass, pad hooks and terrets
Jap'd do do do
Brass and silv'd mart rings,
Jap'd rein and breast snaps,
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practical miner soon sispels the error, an |
the poor deluded sufferer is discouraged,
iishear,eped an,i norsifed, he leses his en-
ergy and foriituie, he sickens aud dies. -.
] have seen maHy such cases, and dare
not advise any nj my numerous correspond
ents to come TO California. Those VT O
Island ,oeH had better stand sill"
p-The great three Cent Case in
Washington city has just been decided. Of
ficer Wan. Cole went into the office of JUS
tice j. d. Clark, and found thres cert
piece on the floor. Clark demanded il as
being found in his Office, and Cole claimed
IL as the finder. The result wus lawsuit,
ia which counsel were engaged and wii-
nesses summoned, and oil the forms Of trial
gone through with, when the case was lie.
cided in favor oil. Cole, the finder. =,
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siil 0RNIA.-ucn- James wilson, for
su@ris o New Hampshire, writes from Cal
'i1sai-. ID friend, 10 this wise:
sax FRaxcIsco, Cal Dec 4, 1851.
ili. now December, at the time Of this
fr-~s- writing, the ground IN my old native
a-sfl IS ii frozen up solid, your houses are
ai .auks.i up ssug, your fires are lis hted
-sf aepi brisk.y burning III your occupied
...rs our cattle are housed and cOnsuii-
.. !, ~ Fesults of your last summers labor,
saa. peopl- wrapped w in great coat, nit
telssgA buffalo rusie 70 keep from fire., zing,
-lo~ IS lying and you have al the indica-
r9ls cf hard, cold, forbidng winter.
Nos uark the contrast. Here ! am writ
ils . you in a room without fire, neither
-G0w nor frost outside, cattle are ranging
Il ,srg- upon The hills, new grass and wild
as's are uP,rank and green, our farmers are
LHcarr- their oSea TO the piow while you
are h,C.ii.g yours to The sled. Thus is our
slrius me, aud in fact il is spring and
sasfuer here eft The time. We have the
mn-t teiiyhiful cfinsate in the world. IL Is
snc1.nf-srably fGe aud has been SO ever
s'nce / arrived here, more than thirteen
rronihs ago. We are expecting rainy
seas3n, and shall have it, but even during
flls ssason We have n great deal of fair,
leaut.fui weather. Il can rain here when
60 Ises 5 you never san IL RAIN IN your life.
g. poars do.sn from the clouds IN sheets
rl.hef nan drops.
tfc ave also rich and productive soil
.sas+Y worked, aai a good market for eve
b. -egeiablr. Ii people would come 10
C1iao7rSa with any thing Ike reasonable
hspes sad expectations, ii they would bring
Nrl hen their habits Of industry, economy
cad o. severance, il they would steadily APP
III, themselves 10 farm labor, and be satisti-
80 uiih reasonable returns, in due season
la-y eoiid 100. fail of success. But they do
uoI ard they will not come here with any
sgca views. If they had some little sense
wien '.ey left home, il is all gone when
shsg get to California. The glitter Ut gold
issfi4srs them, and nothing but desperate
1,,sesiure for fortune will satisfy ihem.
Hosr Eastern people have entirely erro-
ne,Bs onions aiseoi California. The CON-
tf,on isiea be that if person can only get 10
Csi.icrnia. he has nothing To do but t.
srrape up the gold by the shovel full until
3, sEiis6es ell The cravings Of svarice. The
adgsntsfer for California starts with this
urriou. his mind is all absorbed with
Lh7ugais about linen sacks. huckskiu bags
ana rlose purses e. held his gold, he is anx.
ice-ly css,riyins how to pack, keep, am,
.afsis transports his precious yellow DUST
sisiarbed by slouia Of his getting il.
"a "a grea; and fatal mistake. IL Ii
rsgsgh of Itself to blast the prospects OF
s1,s cu-of len Of all The people who come
- Sslfcrnis- The siern experience OF the
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n. X. JOHNSON.

DrsPcf and TAOF on jackson street, nearly bfp6sito
~. .ssf the Minnesota Store l.ss
u1ESfECTFULLY announces To the people of Mifns-
Territory, that he is carry the Merchan1
Tutoring business where he ors for sale and employs
experienced wcrsmen 10 make into garments cheap fos
cash, the following named articles:
French, English and American Brosd Cloths Plahi and
Fancy Cassineres great variety OF rich yestngs, ac
shirts, Cellars Drawers, Understands, 5us1,esidefs
Gloves CrEvats, Iats variety or goods cor snn1Ebsr
clothing, and many articles neatioscd which or
ncatness, durability md it, cannoa DC sarpassed BY sDy
10 the trade Thaakiai far paat fayors I've aoliciis
continuance Of the hare.
y. X. JOHNSON.
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JOHN MORGAN,

Midday 6et,ceen st. Paul and Stitisostsr,
DEGS leave to say 20 strangers visiting Min
ID nesota and the public generally, that having
now made his arrangements complete for the &C
commodaiion Of the public, and being situated
in the midst Of the most delightful scenery, sur
rounded by lakes that abound in fish, and in an
atmosphere of unsurpassed purity-he hopes to
see company from abroad, as well as from neigh
boring villages. They will find the charges
moderate. -.f v2-lO
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ELFELT g. BROTHERS,

Z l. EG ] o. bhO ] TIE no,
NJ est REsrEcrFuLiy solicit the attention of the
WI citizens of st. Paul. and surrounding country,
examination Of their large and splendid stock Of
- DRY GOODS,
Lately received from the Eastern Cities which they
now offer for CASH atunprecedcntedly low prices. A
nong their may found the following, being
only part Of their heavy stock:
TIE LAINEs--of evsss quality, from 20 een.sto
~ IS cents, at .a-,.t ELFELr BRe's.
rASHMER E--A abeautiful assortment, to be had
~ at p. ELFELT Bios
ALPACAS.-Plain, Figured, Black and Chinseable
IA may be found at ELrELr BRo's
nRESS SILKS--Black, Figured and a variety of
II styles, to he found at ELFELrs'
CtATINS and Fiorences, for Bonnet Linings--cvery
~ color. For sale at EifELrs
VELvETs-Rich silk, and Cotton do, TO be seen
ELFELr BRo's.
DiBBONs--Bonnc,, Neck and Bel,--s beautiful
IL assortment. For sale al ELFELTs'
(NRAvATs AND SCAREs--Gent's black and
For sale at ELFELr 4 Bios.
GCARFS-Mens and Boys Wooen--a large varie-
- ty, from 20 cts. 10 81, at ELFELTs'
TSLOTHING--A large assortment Of Clothing and
~ mems wear To be found at ELFELrs'
CARPETS--Floor and stair crrpetins, very cheap
~ at s-LFELfs'
CASSlMER ES-.Blaek. Doeskin and Fancy Cas-
~ simeres, for sale at ELFELTs'
HSLOTHS--BIue, black, and Fancy eoIored Cloths,
" very cheap a. ELrELrs'
WINDOW CURTA1NS--A superior article
w for window curtains, At ELFELTS
EvLAANNELS, Tickngs and Linseys-A Large as
II sortment, to be had at ELFELTs
IDUCKSKIN MlTS and Gloves for SO cents, q,
ID ELFELT's
ELOvE:S-Mens and women's KID, silk, and wool
" en- Gloves, AZ ELFELrs
VXyOOLEN HalfHose-a good sricle-only Is
w cents, at ELFELrs
EDKFS--L.diss' Linen Cambria Kdkfs, from IS Ct,
IA TO "a for sale NJ ELFELTs'
n ACE Undersieeves-A superior assortment, to BE-
IL found at ELFELrs'
ElDGINCS and lnsertinss--A Large stock Of silk
II Cotton, Cambria, Swiss and Jaconet Edgings spC
| Insertingx al ELFELrs'
vuvOYS-.A great variety Of Toys and Fancy Article
u for the approaching Holidays, to he seen at the
Toy Recon- AZ gs ELFEET = aBRo's.
! November 1881, Sy
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SAINT CHARLES HOTEL,
Al Saint 4nthonv

TENHE subscriber has taken lease Of this large Ho-
tel, with all its outbuildjngs and sppertainngs.-
Sensible that there is demand the Falls for public
house Of the very rst GLASS; the subscriber promises Ia
come u the highest standard, the market o
Minnesota will admit; and viii endeavor having
all over the premises, To ascertain gil the time what Is
$500 y. T.. MoULToN.
Sept. 4, 1851 sr 20-ly
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DI Ed.

On Monday, Feb. 10th, in her fifth year. MA
nY ANN, daughter Of Richard and Hannah Mar
win, Of st. Paul. Min. Ter, late Of Cincinnati,
Ohio.
"The E3wer fadeth' -
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- ST. PAUL,

ST. PAUL,
Door, Sash, aud Blind Mandatory,
Corner of Fourth and st. Peter Strcets)
M. WISE CO.,
VNvER grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
III extended then beg leave to inform the Builders
of Paul and the Of mankind in general that they
are always on hand and are to make any
ORDER a short notice in the most durable manner and
at the most reasonable prices for cash. Give US call
December Is, 1851 MICHAEL WISE,
soy - : JONAS GlSE.
"GOING 1T ALONE:"
LNRED. HARDY, is now sole proprietor Of the Amer
r lean Salooni and being no lenger in company, is
therefore none The less anxious 70 see company being
prepared st all times to treat them with "me best he
StPaGi, january as, issa-4otf: i
: - A. L. LARPENTEUR, : -
rs selling OF his stock Of goods, of all de-
'>''r"' COST!
Those who want bargains, for cash. have them, in
the purchase Of all sorts of goods Come soon and
come all. =
January, IS, 1852. 30
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
TIME undersigned, having been appointed By the Pro-
III bate Court for the county Of Washington Terrific
Of Manesota, commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands against the estate OF Hen
~ Maokey late of Washington county, deceased, here
by give notice they will attend to the business Of
their at the office Of the Register Of Deeds
in Saltwater on the last Mondays of the months of Feb
ruary and April next. All persons having claims against
said estate requested present the same at the
es wM. w. HOLCOMBE.
! Stillxvater Ian L. 1852 4e4t
- NOTICE. fe.
uNURINC INV absence. until about the first Of April,
~ the business Of my Insurance Agency for the Ena
Company, will be transacted by e. Babcock, Esq, at
the Office Of the Register OF Deeds ON Third street ST.
Paul tg r. H. NEI.SON.
| ST Paul January q 1852. 4o-A
AJOTICE is hereby given, that application hes been
FlV made by Seth M. Sawyer the Probate CHQrt Of
Washington county, Minnesota Territory, for letters OF
administration on the Of John NJ Sawyer deceas
ed late said county, and that said application will be
heard and decided my Office in saltwater, In SAID
county, on Monday, the 10th day Of February next
| $780, HARVEY WILSON, ae
| Judge Of Probate, Washington county.
Saltwater Jan. 36th 1852. f.t Al St
SAINT PAUL TO FORT RIPLEY.
VXTE now undertake to carry through the mail, reg
w uIarly between St. Paul and Fort Ripley, and to
convey passengers in comfortable stages, leaving s.
Panl regularly, every Msndsy morning al nine O'Clock
with the mali and with any passengers or Express ss
ness inirusted TO care between ST. Paul and Fort
| Ripley CORBITT.
! Ian % Aft
VALENTINES! VALENTiNES.
HO5E who wish TO celebrate the 18th day al Fehru
ary in the good old lyle, have their wishes
tsratiHed Mt W. 8. COMES Book Store,
~ Cor. Sc. Anthony sud Capitol streets.