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love. Revenge. and ViIIaIny.

Young and beautiful girl shot her seducer
in Philadelphia last week, under the following
aggravaling circumstances. The scoundreI's
name was Becker, The unfortunate girls Mari
lena MeSser.
He had been paying his attentions for four OF
FIVE years. II appears that he was committed
10 Jail las, July; that to get him out she paid
S58 out Of her own hard earnings. and that in
September he borrowed sac from her-subse.
snuen,y seduced her. and then refused TO marry
het, and lha. he took up his abode in some place
unkpeyn 10 her. Ga Sunday night she went
10 the residence Of his parents in search OF him,
and remaiaed all night, suPposing that he nigh.
come there. In this she was not mlsIaken.--
lie made his appearance there about daylight,
aud she accosted him. He refused steadily TO
tell her where he lived, and told her to 60
away, as he wanted nothing more 10 do with
her. Ee babe her gnod.by, and as he turned
10 leave she evelled pistol al him, pulled trig'
ger. and he fell. The ball struck him on the
hard bone behind The ear. and glanced upward
between the scalp and The skull for several inch
ss. Had il gone one.half inch lower down, he
,vouId have been Instantly killed. The woman
.was a, once arrested and taken before Alderman
,Buekmso. Who commiwed her TO prison. On
Monday afternoon the wounded man. being able
to wslt, proceeded to the Aldermao's "ttice
wbeseupon the magistrate sent him TO prison 'c
answer 10 charge o! iOrnIca'ion and has'aroy
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M When Sheridan was charged with incon'
sisIency, the wi. replied thai The accusation re-
minded him Of the reasoning OI The entertainer
Of couvivial party, wh". hearing The friend
observe that i. was time to Iake leave, as lht
wa,chman was crying past three, Observed
"Why, you dont mind .ha. fellow 90 you d.
ehppgss his story every half hoqr:"
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You've AMERlcA.-'FaIhsr.' exclaimed soa
and hopeful heir Of a gentleman Of our acqusiu'.
ance. no, long since, while the laueI was con.
graduating The youth upon bis smanness in his
scholastic sludies--'Faiher, I'm an American.
anti = .H
Yes, my boy, you are,' responded the de-
lighted pareGI.
Wei, father, you ami, are your ssF
Not BY birth, my SON.
Well exclaimed Young America, in shO'I.
fol manner, when ! grow 10 be . mau, wilI
be able 10 ilck iuo like you. won't Z
The proud parents answer is not recorded.
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mo. g.. AN ACT
TO transfer certain funds in the hands Of coun.
~ ueasurers to the common school fund.
Sec. |. Be ii enacted by the General Assem-
blv of the STATE Of Ohio. That the moneys re-
naming in the hands Of the Treasures OF the
several counties of this State. collected from
tax on dogs. after paying all legal claims against
said funds. be transferred 10 the common school
fund Of The proper couny.'o be distributed by
the Auditor of such county as other school
funds are by law distributed. -
'-- - JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDiLL.
President Of the Senate.
December 81, 1859
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subso<sbara, who do pa aisn - 80 nulelN
The eoaifsfy, are sOoslasroc eishinets cesiinsa
their subscriptions.
2. n subseribers order the diaconliuAnee y
their papers.the publisher me- eontinoue y sen1
item until all arrearages arepHid.
,. n Subscribers negiest or refuse q tale taNli
papers from the Ofeesto y hieh they are seat ~
are held responsible till they. have settled theH
bills, and ordered their psper discontinued.
m subscribers remove toothef places ~ishoss
notifying the DablshsF. and the puPei y neassn
to lOrIne' d 'estiOni thsy are held reePonAe'f.
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Cans Of Ohio.
PuRLIsHED BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

[No.4.l AN ACT
Rslaling 70 the sale Of Bonds OF Railroad Com.
panies, 10 increase the number Of Directors.
Sec. /. BE il enacted BY the General Assem-.
bly, Of The STATE Ol Ohio, that the Directors Of
any Railroad Company authorized 10 barrow
money and 10 execute bonds or pIomisary notes
therefor, shalt be, and they are hereby author
lied 10 sell, npgpIiale, mortgage or pledge such
bonds or notes, as we'll as any notes, bonds,
script or certificates for payment OF money or
properly which such company may have here
iofore received or shall hereafter receive as do.
nalion or in payment OF subscriptions TO the
capital sock or for other dues OF such compa-
nv, al such times and in such places either with.
ia or without The State. and al such rates and
Tor such prices as in the opinion Of said direct
urs will best advance the interests OF such com.
pany; aud if such notes or bonds are thus sold
AZ a discount, such sale shall be- as valid 10 eV.
eEy respecl and such securities as binding 70,
Abe respective amounts thereof, Bs if they were
poId al their par value. Sec. 2. No director Of
any Railroad Company shall either directly or
indirectly purchase any shares Of The capital
stock or any Of the bonds, notes or other secu
rifles Of any Railroad Company Of which he
NAV be director. for less than par value there
of; and all such stocks, bonds, noIes or other
SECURITIES that may be purchased by any such
Director for less than par value thereof shall
be null and void.
Sec. 5. That my Railroad Company hereto.
fore incorporated, or which may be hereafter
Incorporated. or which may be hereafter incor'
poraled in this State. shall be and is hereby
authorized bya vote Of a msjoriIy Of the Stock
= r m tnnr The nj N.
Der Of Directors provided for in tie charter OF
such company to any number not greater than
thirteen and the increased number OF direct
ors thus created shall have The same powers and
perform The same dulies as may be provided
for in The charter Of such COMPANY
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President OF The Senate.
December Is, 1850.
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or A dandy is Thing in pansaloons, with Z
body and lwo arms, head without brains, tight
bnois, cane and white handkerchief. Two
brooches, and II ring on his little finger. "A co.
quet,e is young .dy with more beauty than
sense, more accomplishments Than learning.
more charms Of person Than graces OF mind.
more admirers than friends, and more fools than
wise men for her attendants. $50
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HosPiTALl1Y.--l pray you, oh sxceliene
wife, cumber not yourself and me to ge' rich
dinner for Ibis man or woman VINO has alighIed
al our gates nor red chamber made Al TOO
gresG cost these things, il they are curious
IN them. they can ge' lor few shilliugs 10 any
village, but rather let the stranger see Il he will.
in your looks, accent and behavior, your hear
and esrnesness, your thought and will. which
he cannot buy Of any price 10 any city, and
which he may we'll travel Iweniy miles, and
dine scarcely and sleep hardly, TO behold. Let
not the emphasis Of hospitality lie 10 board and
bed ; but lei ruth, and honor, aud love, aRd
courtesy, fow 10 oil Thy deeds.--Em|SOn.
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APPROACHING MARRIAGE.-A Washington date
saws: the lashinnablt world ot this mrIropo
ia is in high state nt excitement. lIis SAID
,ha. the Attorney General is abnu, to lead 10 Ihe
hymenial altar a beautiful and fascinating wild.
ow. long known as The queen Of The Ton 10 Wash
insso1."
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How TO KEEP PooR Bay Two glasses Of ale
every dsy al tive cents each, amounting 10 one
year TO $50 so; smoke Ih,ee cigars, One after
each meal. counting up in Ilis course Of the
year 10 S54.75; keep big dog, which will COO.
sumo 10 a year al least S s "onh Of provisions.
10 The snug IrIe sum o.. SIlO q5-sufhcienI 70
buy six barrels Of flour one hundred bushels II
coa'. one barrel Of sugar, one sack Of coffee,
good coat. respecIab dress, besides fTOck
tor The baby, and half dozen Pairs Of shoes.
more or less. Just think Of
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An lRrsH BULL.--A Biography Of RObespissrs
which appeared in an Irish paper, concludes Ia
the following ludcrous manner This extra
ordinary man left no children behind him bus
his brother, who was killed at the same Hms.'
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An EXPERT MAREsMAN.-A short tine since.
Henry IloIenbeck, OF Hudson, N. T., haVing
seen a slaIernenl ia the papers Of the wonderful
performance Of an English marksman, conclu.
ded to try his hand. He accordingly took his
gun. loaded and LAID il upon The ground he then
took up poIa,oe, threw il up in the air, turned
snmersel, took up the gun, fired and hin lhs
potatoe before il reached the ground. This
feat he performed four times.
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LIEUTENANT GENERAL.-.The Democratic
Senate has resolved by decIdsd vote. 10 cos:
fer The lille of Lieutenant General on Winfield
Scott, despite the aua'heams OF few small
souled pailv editors. Gen. Shields and Geo.
Cnss. warmly advocnied The resolution.
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How TO GET WIFE, he ways Of adveriis.
ing Tor a vie are various. but perhaps the FOL.
lowing. mentioned by the Hull Advertiser, EnR.
is he most extraordinary:
A rustic residing near the vlsee Of Kirby
under Dale. wanting wife, provided himself
wnh a large pIacsrd, and printed upon it,
"Wanled, a woman 10 make wife of, with
Iiltle money, to 60 to America" This he 2Is.
ced IN his hal, and planted himself in front OF
the church door on Sunday. when The cOugre'
gu,ion was leaving. 81
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ErnmInnlIon oT AllornelI.

The follnving raey sraminasionso sof . csndis
dIdale fnF admission ~ ihs bsE, - tsken tlom .
Western Law Journal. snd 10 decidedly eood
hi,. The eHsmiOsr eommeaeea vnh-
'Da you smoke =
4 do sir
Have yos q spare rigasi' lst fssfa i.ls
Yes. SIR (exIsnding sho,, siE.l ss..s
'Now SIR, shat is the frs duly Of = lac ysrf
To collect fees ..f.....
Right. What 10 he s-cond 2
To Increase the numb-r Of bis clients
When does your pOsiIiOn toward your slisns
change 4 sF.a
'whsn making bin Of eOs's. 4frl
'Explsin.'
we then occupy he an,sgonistie posiinn
assume the character Of PIainlif, and he the
defendant @ a sfH
"A suit decided, how do ycu sland wiIh iAs
lawyer conducling The oIhsF side 7 .ss'ss
Cheek by j1wl.'
K Iouzh, sr, you prom Sc 10 become an Os.
namenI IN your profession, and ! wish.yOa sdcs
cess. Nov, are you aware Of The duty YoS
Owe me I
i am, sir --
Describe H.
/ IL ts 10 invite you 70 dfiuk.
But suppose declinei' sf,n
Caodidue scratching bis head. 'Thefs 10 ns
instance of The kind ia The BOOKS. esRnos
answer the question
You are right and the confidence Nlth which
you make an assertion, shows thar you have
read the Law auenIively. Let's take drink.
and | will sign your certificate s-srra
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A correspondent. Of the Spirit Of the Times
saws he saw a cockney 'tO,her day, @ho. aftev
diia,ing on The superiority Of English over our
poultry. said that he was - has'onished a. che
aexempl lhcmious of hignorance displayed, hy
The Ilanerlcan people 10 the raising Of ems,
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KNEEL,Ne TO LADIES. One of the droIIes'
occurrences in the annals of gallanWy. Is rea.
ted of Gibbon, ihe historian. who was sno" ol
s,a,ure and very Eat. One day being alone with
ahe beautiful Madame de CrOuzas, ne dropped
ON his knees before her, and made declara'
,iou OF love in the most passionate terms. The
as.onished lady rejected his suit and requested
hin, 10 rise. The abashed historian remained
on his knees. :. Rise. M. Gbbon, besercA
Won rise" Mr.. G,bbun kept his posture. "Mr.
Gibbon, will you have the goodness 10 ge' uPs
"AIas, madan." iaIlered the unlucky lover. u
eanaat." tls vas TOO lal 10 regain his iee
,wi,hou, assistance. Madame de CIouzas rang
tbs bell, and said 70 her servant, "L'is up MF'
Gjbbon."
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or The Hon. John Davis, The veteran Mas
sachusets Senator, declines reelection. and
svows his purpose OF retiring from public life.
His course has been one Of uniform fidelity and
integrity, honorable TO himself and useful 20
his Country. .f -
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We saw il stated IaIely, that to perform she
,sb,r done in England. by hand. would reqoiss
every full grown man in The world. To thosc
shn are opposed 10 the use Of machinery To-
Stead Of tnaudal labor. this iaci is ssfacienI
answer.
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December 81, 1859.
AN ACT

mo. 81 AN ACT
TO regulate the fees Of County Treasurers in
certain cases.
Sec. l. Be il enacted by the General Assem-
Div of the State OF Ohio, That the County
Treasures of this State shall be allowed Cor
collecting and paving over school tax assessed
under the act Of February 2l, l849. and an net
smendaiorv ,hereIo. passed March 49, 1850, for
the better regulation OF common schools in cit
les and towns, the sum Of one per cent. on all
moneys by them collected and paid over under
lhe provisions Of said nets. -
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate.
December 81, 1859.
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Never marry unul sou can face the music
o! Tbs butcher, grocer. dtess maker, twenty
three cousins, and several tsbsess Hss f#
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hereby certify that have read and compared
the proof Of the foregoing and that it is correctly
printed from the copy certified by the Secretary Of
State. F. s. McKEAN, Aud. C. co.
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On Christmas dav me Er9 RhIrusd brought
down s37 neos Tor the N. York marker. The
daily receipts. We are told. have averaged only
about 1900. They are principally dressed hogs
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The Union OF the States and the Constitution Of the UHoH
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AN ACT
mo. 81

December is, I8o9.
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/ Ia cum
has per-
dim
b. iilvol-
|tc., Il 10
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Inunsion Of Lortr California by FfAii6msttrs
-PrOciamafiOn of Indfpesdence.

a InfIfDF1In ET//lh1fSff
-P,ocIomnt;on or LJnncnJ.,,..
-.
''tI, ua'eo washington, Decc,hpcI <",
NJ M NY ,, r"i'ate "'iGes from ,he Gny o.
ra;J ,, WV vi ut, ~ INC cIcS. t'ia' ict'eiS
ny iioni icP'c, uateu No'eihper ~
E-;ia ta WV nunuieu arnIcu men rom San
i;na Is. .na "' u. 1'. u.u fI'i' 'ne Dr,S ."co-
n.S HI ta,d po,. -, Gp, .I 1"''i". n,'''
Gaa,;. g. n"a rp-I ~. VI 'ne 'o"n' pu. 'ne
o".nr T"i;fsrn;. ;,,an.dn,,, n ~ "''o "'''"ie'
Til ha'.o 1,' a" .,ut 'o;,t' ,a." n. ,;o,
,osaI ,,u n.y. 49,; "n'; ,r,',,,, -, ,,o, up
pr Co,;ty,yy ny u.i Sa n'o' "'""' ~ "'e' i-o"
Sraat a"n;.a. n,; "nu .oon.na ,'.',.;,o, A.,
~ I ~, ', pi~e' ~ "l'u az "oA'Io oH 'h'
=" T.. =: M, Mn.i IN he" ""' ie.ei,cu.
70 iihcIy :lia' santa -Ahil't ma! 'ahe auIah-
~ go .. al's careu,.is'aHce ano o' 'nc agitation
~ I,;'if .',fTs 'iie "eAio"h pcopie' u pro-
'h, TN "1r Tn;L''n a-";re.JL ~ 1T az.
,,. ,nune, IN l.'.r'lo. ~ tn's news, say
81 .n.s ri.'s set ous iol .he ueclatt" purpose
uosaI to a',i;s. "pom oon" nr .neic ~ vas pro-
-" ~ en,'s: n, .nc fenIn1 "s many ioreeh
''. ;i, Lii ee's anu i''ii''ils y, tnat o.",c
80 ;, " uec."ic 'o",ioia anu Lower Cali-
non,,S,;n In .,, T rau ~ .et % ap '"!ic ne"
i'n''a, t. .no n 'nouei. ~ Heriis'
~. Jisca,'.;., . '" VI ""no %c"'nei,
~ m,n tt' ~ ,;.ai:: VI n s,i
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To persons desiring Standard or Dwarf Fruit
Trees, Shrubbery, Plants, &c.
THE undersigned have published catalogue, which
may be obtained at the counting of Messrs Rey &
May, with whom orders may be left, at their nursery
mile and half west from the residence OF ii. NJ.
gicc. MERRIFIELD s NEWTON.
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EUREKA CITY, MINNESOTA.
rOO TOWN LOTS FOR SALE in this new and i'm
CUU proving Town. EUREKA, situated at the head
navigation the Minnesota river, presents decidedly
greater advantages than most of other ST.
Paul, and with country fast filling up, the farming in
being well reprcSented part of beautiful
country give greater Inducements TO those wishing
Investments Large Lots whole Blocks are offered upon
very reasonable terms.
WM. BREWSTER.
Sept. 2I-3u2. 81 and WabaSlaw.
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Great Bargains in Town Lots in Lower St. Paul

Great Bargains in Town Lots in Lower St. Paul.
IOn LOTS one mile below the present Lower Land
4UO ing. have Just been laid ont, and are offered for
sale hundred dollars each Such opportunity to
invest speculation, has rarely offered These lots
nearly opposite Pigs Eye Bar which has FOR the last
obstructe, degree navigation to the pre-
landing. Aud il is not too much say, that ii is
the point where the main shipping business of this grow
ing city the West will ultimately be done. 1t only
needs the erection warehouses for beginning,
ai the prosperity of the city will point in that
direction. And is to give it that beginning, that this
inducement is held out to capitalists.
Other valuable real property IN and near St Pau, for
sale by the proprietor. Enquire of
J.. c. KINNEY, Proprietor. or
ALLEN PiERSE.
ST. Paul. Nov. 10, 1S53-9-6m
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HASELTINE. .r. E. DENT.
HASELTINE g. BENT,

Dealers in
Hides. Leather, Tanners Oil, and Shocma-
ker's Findings, Philadelphia Calf and Kip;
Also, French Calf and Patent Leather,
NO. 20G. MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO-,
Between Virginia and Missouri Hotels)
The highest market price paid In Cash fos Hiles.
August l3, lS53-4Stf
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f. HOVITZ,
PROF EESSOR OF 1fTSIC

Z > VI {
ID ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens Of ST.
~ Paul. that he has made this place his residence
Is derous OF giving lessons the Piano, Meodeon and
Organ and Instructions In Thorough Bass. Mr.. orritz
is confident that his experience in teaching music
many, France, and this country, will enable him give
satisfaction.
All orders left with MeSsrs LeDuc & Rohrer will be
promptly attended TO.
July 30, 1S53-i6tf
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fie very
r.. II is
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! 10 the
by the
the hu-
rs
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medical
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present
literally
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Groveland Garden and Nursery,

BttWCpII PduI uIU 81. The HaIf-Way
House.
TEvIIE subscribers would invite the attention Of <ea
= those who wish to set out fruit trees this S5s46
fall coming spring, to their stock of trees EA
that have been growing in the Territory sA-
to three In connection with Scott Nursery
Davenport. Iowa, they are prepared to ill all orders for
either standard dwrrf trees of escrip-
viii be required for this climate, together with
Curran-, Gooseberres Gravcvnes, Also, anything
the ornamental line, such Roses nahias, Phloxes
and the kinds of Towering plants usually kept
such establishments.
Orders respectfully solicited from those who wish
to set out fruit cmbellsh their grounds. As
not a sufficient quantity on hand 10 supply the de-
mard, hope TO receive orders early this FALL
to make up the deficiency at the Nursery in Davenport,
where we expect spend the winter. Orders may be
addressed left at the store Of j. f. Fullerton. St.
Paul. L. NJ. FORD b co.
st, Paul, Oct. 10, 1883. 5y
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aciouS,

bcious,
! no mat
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|cparatisA
he dos 10
re Of thai
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quiet the
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!. c. BURBANK. c. T. WHITNEY
J. C. BURBANK g. CO.,

Storage F0rtrarding and Commission Her
chants.
TROCERS, and dealers in Grain and Provisions. Wharf
VI Boat, st. Paul, Minnesota.
SShppers and consgnees will find 1t TO their inter-
do business with Us, the expense of labor and
drayage is saved.
DIFFERENTIATION. W. 4. German, Henry NJ. Rice.
W. X. Marshall * Co., Alex Wilkin. st. Paul b. II.
Campbell n Co., George W. Campbell, Loran Co., X.
Harris Co. Galcna; Otis West, Il. +. Sass, ST. Louis
Paul, n. T. 3-2U
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ST. PAUL NURSERY.

STNE subscribers hereby give notice that they
i engaged in establishing extensive NURSERY
AND COMMERCIAL GARDEN, in the vicinity of st.
Paul. They have hand small supply of Apple,
and Cherry trees both dwarf and standard Ounce
trees; grape vines, Currans, Also 20 varieties
choice roses, varieties of Paconies, Lilies, Phloyes,
Cry .anthemums, Fowering AlmOIS, SNOWFALL, Snow
berry, Weeping Willow, Mountain Ash, AltheaS, and
many other articles in the ornamental line: Also large
assortment of Victoria Pie Plant.
Persons deSrons of purchasing of the above art-
ces, may leave their orders at establishment
miles the city, at the American House in ST.
Paul. We shall be able fill any orders standard
dwarf trees fall, from nursery in Indiana.
MERRIFELD s. NEWTON.
April 30, 1S53-33tf
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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-20
The New Temperance Law.

We noticed last week that the Legislature had
passed Temperance Law which was said TO
give Township Trustees, power to enforce the
Maine Law. We, of course said that upon hear
say. We now place the law before our readers
to judge of it, for themselves. They will find it
one of the most intolerabe pieces of mockery on
this subject of which legislative body could we'll
be guilty. 1t is worse than useless; and offered
as it is, in stead of the Maine Law, for which
the people have petitioned by myriads on myriads,
it is the grossest of insults. Under i: no man can
be punished for making drunkards by the thous-
sand; and it brings about that great desderatam of
grogsellers, The free sale Of Liquor ,oithout
restraint Of Law, unless the law of 1850 should be-
found to answer purpose that it has not done so
far. The State of Ohio is now as good as with
out law regulating the sale of liquors, condi-
ton of things not existing in any other State we
know of. How long Wilt be Observation-Disclosures
la Sentinel