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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-11-19
Attention !-Everybody
HEAR--RHAR YE!..DO We HEAR ,

HEAR--HEAR We lido We HEAR
YNHAT J. Z. WHITNEY has just returned from,
Il New York, with the largest and most magnificent
OF Dasuerreotre goods, offered the
pie Of Minnesota.
u n. b. His assortment Cases Is the most spien-
did ever seen In this Market consisting In Of PEARL
Tortoise She'll Papier Mache, Silk Velvet, Port Mons
Union, Jewell, Mourning, Kossuth, Jenny Lind, Kate
Hayes, SC.
1oC1ketS. hOCkotSss
The largest and best assortment ever offered for sale
In st. Paul, which will be sold either with or without
hkenesses in them; also, Locket Pins, etc., etc.
Pictures put In better style, and better Cases. than
ever before for the same money.
T. 5. 100000 persons be &C ,OmmOdated short
notice; Provided, they do not all come at one time.
few hne kenesses Of the late Col. J. NJ Good
hue, for sale also, pictures Of Iole-n-the Day, Rel
Iron. and other noted Indians, views OF st. Anthony
Falls ETC., at the Gothic Building, Third street, up
Walk In without knocking.
st. Paul, November s, 1851
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DOCTOR YOURSELF,
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS,

40 THE fortieth edition, with one hundred engra-
Xxx wings, showing diseases and Malformations OF
va the human system in every shape and form. To
~~ which Is added treatise the diseases OF re-
males being Of the highest importance to married peo-
pie, or those contemplating marriage. BY
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. D.
Let no father be ashamed 70 present copy of tne
ESClJLAPIUS to his child. II may save MIN from an
early grave Let young man or woman enter nto tne
secret obligations married life without reading the
NJ, Main I'm the side, restless nights, nervous feel
ns and train Of ana sU
,. up ~ ,ns Escuapus. Have the married. or those
s 70 he married any impediment, read this truly use
mi as it has the means Of saving thousands OF
~, creatures from the very jaws OF death.
- Any person sending Twenty-Five cents enclosed In
.,.r rii receive one copy OF this work by mail, or
ava COPIES will be sent for one dollar.
Nv SSsess fncst patl DR. WV. YOUNG.
sN-om No. iDe Spruce ST., Pfiladeiphia.
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NEW HAND AT AN OLD ESTABLISHMENT.
HAVING taken the shop heretofore occupied by Mr..
IL William Taylor, Third between Roberts and Min
nesota Streets nearly opposite the Post oce respect
fully tender services BARBER, with full con-
viction that establishment, except perhaps that Of
Banker. will shave close. easier than will be done
my shop. Cutting hair, ChampOoning and all the vari-
Gus business OF barber will be attended to, and an
determined all my customers shall be satisfied with the
scientific ability which shall continue be displayed
this old and popular establishment. A. C. STORY.
August q, lS53-5Otf
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Notice.

TUNHE Books Of the Lake Superior and Mississippi
Railroad will he opened 90 days from the date here
Of for Subscription Stock, at the office Of W. G..
LeDuc. ESQ, in the Post Once binding.
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
ST. Paul, Nov. 10, 1S53.-10f.
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j.. c. BURBANK. c. Il WHITNEY,
J. C. BURBANK g. CO.,
Storage Forwarding and Commission .Mer-
chants.

chants.
CROCERS and dealers In Grain and Provisions. Wharf
VI Boat 81. Paul, Minnesota.
Shippers and consIgnees will find 1t TO their inter-
do business with the expense Of labor and
drsyage Is saved.
RErERENCEs.-Gov. W. A. German, Henry N. Rice.
w. X. Marshall Co., Alex wilkin, St. Paul; B. H.
Campbell, Co., George W. Campbell, Loran Co., B.
s. Harris Co. Galena Otis West, R. F. Sass, ST. Louis
70 Marx packages case Of B. & Co., wharf Boat, st.
Paul, u. T. att
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To persons desiring Standard Dwarf Fruit
Trees, Shrubbery, Plants, &c.
THE undersigned have published . catalogue, which
may be obtained the counting room Of Messrs' hey
May, with whom orders may left, at their nursery
one mile and half west the residence OF H. n
Rice. AEhkiFlELD " Ne" ioN'
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New Livery Stable, Upper Town.
e. A. BISSELL,
"AV1NG removed from Saltwater has taken the old
" stand of Coulson Eagle street, and established
Livery stable.
Nm The public may rely always finding a.
~ good horses, good harnesses and good 10y
carriages. No danger Of break down. Horses Carriages
anu siegs 10 lets OH short notice. for any length time
ana to go any distance, at the usual rates.
y Transfers and others find superior accommo-
dation at this stable for their teams.
share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited
November 5, iS53-Stf
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st. Paul Crockery Store.

W. Z auA VIOckeIy store.
NEW ARRIVALS!
me Largest, HandsOmest and Best .assortnen,
% Ch'nG, Glass, and Cyockery, eper
seen tn .hinnesota Terriforu.
X AAh'iN, at his store, two doors east of the Post
omee, ID prepared show aud sell the above
~ prices lower than they be bought In Ga1ena.
M "te Eranite ware, ne-chiua. Is of the
quaty anu VI the handson,est and latest patterns
ne mas every article that DC thought Of of that war.
~ @" supply iai SETS or supply parts If MATCH
In Yellow and Rockingham Ware,
For Kitchen purposes he 50 per cent lower
prices as he Is Constantly receiving directly from
The manufacturers East, and thus buying at rst hand
me following are Few Of the articles kept, amongst
DINERS too numerous to mention.
White Granite Vegetable Dishes. Covered
DO Butter Plates, covered, with drainer
10 Soap Dishes and Brush trays
10 Mullins, with covers
DO Gravy Tureens, witt, ladle
do do Bowls
10 Pickle Dishes
uo Com. ut stands
90 Ewers ami Basins
" VI every thing for table furniiure-a
very large variety.
yellow and Rockingham Cakemouds, pic plates,
Butter jars, spittoons, etc. T f'
fltchers ana Tea sets and Dinner sets of all kinds
GIassWare-every requisite article-call and see
ST. Paul, July 2.
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A Little Left Yet.

A Little Left Yet.
200 bbs Extra Flour, rs btS Mess Pork,
so sacks Buck wheat Flour; 100 bush. White Beans
5000 lbs best Dairy Butter; 20 bbls Dried Apples;
hhds o sugar; 10 do i and { sugar;
IS bbls kendalPs Butter Crackers.
And feU other articles all of which wish close
possible, To wind up business for the
season. J. c. BURBANK,
Wharf Boat Upper Landing.
Nov 10, I353-l0tf
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SALE STABLE.

SALE STABLE.
I WOULD respectfully cali III. attention Of the public
L to this establishments, where l keep contatiy on
hand for sale the best variety Of HORSES, suitable for fam
carriage. draft the Sable. PERSONS having hur-
10 lisios' OF will ind It their call
keep the only cstabli>m,I of the kni in ST. Paul. and
my knowledge of the In irket VII! enable To procure
fair prices for which b. left in my have
always the best feed for horses, always THAR.
JAMES WILLIS VINCENT & CO.,
Tlir, street, opposite Ca:hcart, Kern Co.'S. store.
July 30, 1S53-iGtI.
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NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS!

NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS!
A L. LARPENrEUR has just received, ana Is daily
~ Receiving direct from E.w YORK, the largest and
best selected stock Of
DRY G OOOS
ever brought Ia this Market which he prepared to sell
at prices which caiot fail o suit purchasers. Having
taken great care in the selection lis stock the public
can rely on nudg every thug in his line Of the best
quality The ladies will find In the following list, conn
prss but small portion VI stock, 2ariey OF ar-
ces for their use, such as
WINTER BON NETS;
silks, sans, and Dress Vcves, large and beautiful as
sorthieht' French Merins, plain and figured: Winter
PiaS, OF superior quality; dc LANES every STYLE
ShawIs; Ladies, Winter gloves CaIicDcs oil. plain, and
inquired; Hosiery. cott.h wooien, sc Curtain Daask
different colors and qualities.
Carpeiins. and Oil cloths,
Carpet rugs, ETC., large and beautiful assortment Sc
lecieu WIN great from the best
VIII DC sod at small advance Oh eastern prices.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestinss.
Hats and Caps, latest styles; Gloves and ntens CON-
men and boys; ladies' and misses shoes large
anu varied assortment.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
large variety and of superior quality, which be
very low; persons wishing really made coting will do
well to call and examine stock before purchasing
We Will continue receive adj liis to our present
igation, when can boast complete assortment for
the winter trade ANY establishment above ST. ,uis.
A. l.. L.iRPENTEUR.
October 8, 1S53-ilf
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Notice to Dealers IN Real Estate

HtHE UNDERSIGNED Is nov furnished with sectional
maps of all the surveyed por,n Of the Territory, and
Abstracts of all entries and presumption claims made at
the Saltwater Land On,e. Persou In the vicinity wish
ing TO enter Government Lands time ami money
by Gaining i me, as can furnish them all the nforma
on they could get at the Land Oi:r. Reports received
from the Land Ofice tw.ce week. Titles lands traced
to the original purchaser.
TRUMAN NJ. SMITH,
Corner 81 and Minnesota ST, Saint Paul, II. 7.
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Notice.

HAVING removed my Residence to La Pointe County
Wisconsin, | give notice to all to whom am in
debted To present their Immediately for settle
mcnt. Those indebted TO also requested TO aten
to the matter at once, shall be in town but fe,
weeks.
ST. Paul, Nov. 10, lS53.-l0u ID. 4. J. BAKER.
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200 bills extra and superdne Flour 80 bbs Mess Pork
9ooo Ies leaf lard, 3ust vsosvsd and for sale y
DURHANK O.
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BOOK, PAMPHLET, GARD
and Circn1ar lob Printing.

BOOK, P AMPHLET, CARD,
and Circular Job Printing.
vuNHE MINNEsOTIAN OFFICE having recent
Il ly been furnished with large quantity of new
Printing Materal the latest and most improved Styles
propretors happy inform the public that they
are prepared do Job Work Of all kinds, and in all col
ors from quaro volume mammoth poster, down to
Apothecay's Label, in neaer ana more expeditions
manner be performed by any other Office in the
Territory. Having purchased and put In successful
ration.
MAGICAL GARD PRESS,
Capable printing 1900 1900 cards per hour they
enabled to this kind Of work in much better
manner they heretofore been enabled to do,
and more expedtiously, and Fifty per cent cheaper
than any other Office in the Territory can afford.
Having also added a STANDING PRESS, among
our late improvements, (which other Office in the Ter
rtory has enabled TO execute all kinds Of Blanks
Circulars, Bill Heads. etc usually printed Cap Post
paper in a Superior Manner.
As the subscribers Prdcficd! Printers, and expect
TO hoir living by heir procession, they employ
none but the most Competent Workmen, and superin-
tend all entrusted TO their themselves, and
allow nothing leave their hands unless executed in
Workmanlike Manner.
For the reasons, they are happy to inform the
public made arrangements to be furnished
with all specimens of type soon as they out,
and that 1t will their pride and ambition TO keep their
Job Department advance their contemporaries, and
with the
Improvements Of the Age.
stock of Plain and Fancy Letter Paper, Foolscap,
Flat Cap. Folio Post, &c, hand for printing. Also
Printing cards of different kinds, sizes and colors
Nov. 2,-lS52. OWENS 4 MOORE.
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Estray.

NAKEN up by the subscriber at his place about six
u miles from St Paul, and one quarter Of mile from
the Saltwater road, yoke of eight wears old;
one black and whites or speckled, the other
color. Aiso young bull brndie color, with white face
one year and half old. The or owners are re-
quested to come forward prove property, pay
and take them away.
LUKE DALTON.
Nov. 10, fs6a-i0-4w
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SAFES.

ID ECEIVED directly from New York, full assortment
~ OF Hich's patent frepToof Saamanner safes, for
sale by WIN. constants,
Lower Landing, Ran,all's Levee.
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LNYERY day arrivals Of fresh Gaena, Dubuque Al
II ton Lmej Hams, shoulders Sugar, Coffee, Candles,
Soap etc full supply VI all kinds of Groceries sale
cheap at WIN. constants,
2-53w3 Lower Landing, KandaII,s Ieyse.
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"HALE OLA feo gallons Of this superb article
w taken from the ,rhdle that Jonah Sua!loued, is
offered for the time in market. The public
may rest assured that it the genuine article 1t will
emit light brilliant ''cullerd pusson's eyes' For
sale at HICHCOX'S Wholesale Oil Store.
G5A side entrance on the west side, near the south
end, for wholesale customers.
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Notice.

NOTICE.
Louisiana and Minnesota Railroad Company.
YNNnE b.oks said company will be open the Office
n Of W. q. LEDUC, for sutscrption on Monday, No
vembcr 2l, 1853, and open until the fifty
Thousand dollars is subscribed asreeaby to section six Of
the act of Incorporation.
By ORDER OF COMMISSIONERS.
St. Paul. Nov 49, lS53-l0f
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Cash Paid

H%OR Old Cast-iron Brass, and Copper ~ the ST. Paul
H Foundry. near the Lower Landing.
Nov 49, 1o53-lDy +. GILMAN.
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sl:tssS5 gsIsssss5 s;I..;szs -z5:t.s:s 4


Passengers leave Chca"o with the o'clock p NJ TEL
ezra: Ia Express Train. reach Monroe morning
O'Clock. connecting with TIE Ul!ow.n; pressure
Steamers
DIRECT FOR Bu FFALO, WITHOUT LANDING,
ARR wing at Buiasu in time Express
evening. arriving IN New York next day p. NJ, by
either NJ y City and Erie OG " y. Central Roads.
Ton hours tess tar Mai. hy any 0ther Rail
Eoa.i ami Ltlie HOite.
Northern Indiana, Capt. /. T. PHEATT, leaves Toledo
ami Monroe. Tuesdays and Fridays; leaves Buffalo,
WEDNESDAYS and Saturdays.
Southern Michigan, Capt. \. ID. PERKINS, leave.
Toledo AMI Monroe. Mondays dIIa Thursdays leaves
Buffalo Tuesdays ans Fridays.
| Empire state. Capt J. WILSON. leaves Toledo and
Nonroe, "wednesday and Saturdays; leaves BtGaio,
Aomiays and THU s'iays.
| ALSO, THREE. TRAINS A DAY.
Masing complete Railroad connections throughout Ohio.
Peirl>y AHA, New York, ana dc entire Neg England
States.
list. LIGHTNING EMPRESS, leaves at A. NJ
2i EAPRESS AND NAIL leaves II II.
b. TELEGRAPH EXPRESS, leaves al p. N.
Only One Train Day Sunday-Leaves ut
SP. NJ.
Railroad time is hfetn minutes faster than Chicago time.
- Passengers particularly reuestc,! 10 procure
Tickets before taking seats In The Cars.
Office in fremont Building, doors south Of the
uiain entrance. Dearborn street, CHICAGO.
GEO. NJ. GRAY, General Passenger gent.
july y, 1858, 45ti
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Best Butter in the Market.
A FINE lot Of FRESH BUTTER received by the latest
"A arrivals, aud for sale by
+. SMELL,
IAmbrrt's Buildings, under Minnesotian Office.
Nov. 10, 1S53--l0
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Snuff! Snuff!

Snuff Snuff!
4 LII who up SNUFF should give us q call. and
IN try article Of Scotch. Maccouba and Rap
pee snuff In jars, b!aders, by the pound We assure
the snuing public that is Of extra quality nicely
scented with Tonka Beans, and is be sneezed
We have also snuff boxes, plain and fancy, hold
Call at BOND & KELLOGG,S,
UPPER Town.
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A word to the Sage"
TNHE place to obtain cSage for winter cookery,
IL sengers and scrappe,' Is at
BOND & KELLOGG'S,
Herb-aran.
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. Roots and Yarbs,'

NE Wonder where He ts,-but no matter we have
w plenty Of them to take the Old Doctors place,
II BOND & KELLOGG'S,
Upper st. Paul.
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In Heat Prepare for told !
Stoves for the Million.

THE undersigned has
L removed his stove and
Tinware establishm't from
The corner of Roberts and
Third street, to the west
Side OF Roberts street, Let'n
Third and Fourth. And
further, he hasjust received
the largest and best selected
stock OF
nm EvIaNz,
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Sleigh Shoes,

4 ~ all descriptions; Window weights, and variou
" other castings. at the st. Paul Foundry.
Sov,I9, iS53-l0-2m F. GILMAN.
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St. Paul Banking Office.
HUE attention paid to collections in any part Of the
IL Territory, and proceeds RENTED promptly the
lowest rate Of exchange.
70 Land Warrants Wanted. II
Acumplete list OF entered and unentered lands for
Ramsey county. Maps. Plats, Abstracts, &c.
Will attend to entering government lands, by warrant
otherwise,
Payment Of Tares, Looming Money, &c.
C. H. PARKER,
Attorney and Counsellor. at Lou.
Nov. 10, lS53-IOtr
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Herbs-Yarbs and Herbs.
HERBS Of all kinds, from summer savory, 10 win
II ter preservation for sale by the quantity, At
BOND KELLOGG'S,
Drug Store.
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Glue! Glue! alus! &. - -. g
I'VE have an article Of white and brown glue, that
Will stick like the shirt OF Nessus; only q heap
cleaner. Call on BOND & KELIOe(;
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Notice.

Notice.
Office Is hereby given that under the instructions
issued from the Department of the Interior, Pension
Once, dated October 23d, 1851, shall apply the COM
miSsioncr> of PeisUI>, Washington ID. c.. to issue
duplicate of Military Bounty Land Warrant issued the
Both Jauuay, 1851. to David Felker. private in Captain
Ius Company, L. ). Infantry, War of 1912. Warrant
No. 2S3 for loo acres, Act 2Sh September 1880, which
warrant duly assigned by the said David F. lker TO
Sama Trsst and located by the said Trusse at the u
nited States and Office, at saltwater Minnesota Terrific
ry, On the 23d OF June, 1895 notice from TIE General
Land Once having been received by the said Trusse tina
said warrant has been lost since its receipt at the Still
water Land Office. SALIVA TRU SELL.
Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad Money
TENAKEN in exchange for Drugs 1T the Drug and Med
II cine establishment OF
W. W. IIICHCOX.
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Look !-Painters-LOOk!

GALLONS Lnseed Oil, and lbs. Blows pure
II White Lead, for sale at HICHCOX'S
Paint and Oil Store, 81 street.
IrRemember the st. Paul Drug, Paint and Oil Store,
Lower Town.
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3. F. DAVIS & CO.,
WANTED
SEAL. PRESSES.

| HE unter.rnel are agents Rogers h Bros Sale
Presses aud vii deliver the manufacturers
nrices. Specimens to be at the Express office 81
oln BURBANK 4 co.
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$500 CASH
Taken UD,

u the subscriber, living Phalan's Lake, three
- miles northeast Of st. Paul, the 10Th OF Stpte-
Der last, dark bay colt, about years old The
owner can have the said colt by proving property pay
Ing charges. Said colt be by applying to the
undersigned at his residence in ST. Paul. Capt.
tJ. AARON GROCER
Oct 20, lS53-7-4w
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VuNOBACCO-Ho! lovers OF the eed,-Virgna Gold
IL Leaf, Missouri twist, and Yellow Bank Fine Cut,
sweet, delicious, finely favored. You es-cheD 1t il
would. For sale by the tox, pound plug, the
CITY DRUG STORE.
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DIED.

BALEY-On WEDNESDAY evcr1s October at TIE ros ass
Of Ia Wun BAILEY. NisEAsrea L ser ssor tssA
MI Noah Bailey % Sorwak Co-n the 81 q se
viii e held al No G. Soash foerk-- "a -
CFILDOL >auda eyenHE Ofsher p he relsrce Of
nlsS Gem W ManS Csnssn Of slss
tsIh ysrvs wao 81 the LEWIS Cae Of hs late
John Wesley jATvis sgei - years.
CCLFMAN-On Wednesday eh inst. " wife Of Robot
B Coeu ir the fssh wear oih-r Sc.
The turera m lake plice Friday h r,. at 2oek Pm
rem he Ire encs relatives q fsraiy -
whoa further inysoa Her vii -
6ero~i'ed 10 Gr,t nwocc Ccuetefy
bow MING On t6rsseay ncrains ssh nat Aaas s>a>s
Downing wife cf r. L. DowRinE az 4 y years
The rerL viii take a. White Plains fdtay m,<uss
sih October The Harlem Railroad lesvo u
DEASEOn 1Gesdsy 2<h inst. As Martha Desse late u
Middlegovn Coma. seed o. yeas =, .-,- -
ccock 7 " EeAenee o. ssn " -
T.. IiAll No - Renk~t.
DOw-ia L Civ OF Tue .dsy evening asa s, ofsrirt svss
MARY Bcunel MS dsss Of William W and sarsA AAA ps".
sS,d yeas and months
rS- Conrecticut pspers pieese copy. . -,
FAUIFNGEC Yesterday ncruins james B. elien sea
CART naulsnbeck, In tie lith year OF hs az. -
The eods Of the family invited - .ttend tae fuar
fou the resaeues Of his tshef kossve
McSiRNEY-ou sdnesdsy Of eo1ssnr,ioa ssasa
HE feuss Of the hy Frsteraify,
sptcuy Invited end the funeral to the fFs keef nS
Chueh Nyseav- snd Lawrence 49, bre0kn % raaff
d.y Z inst. az 5 o'sloek 7. VI .
SChEN h-On NednS slay IN NJ usioher n May sus
rnens ScEcrck aud daa<her OF The late 0eore Pir4s
The friends Of the lany respectfully nves
Nd funeral late Deuce No - stsscst- -
krsa, zta Mt A. O'Clock p NJ without futile notice.
WlND-Cn FRIDAY, u, p. II h tsd.pce "a yed "a oaeatsw
Co NY OF disease Of the heart John Wind In me Van 'e~
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Fm ~ THF WOODS AT MoVEor.--I The Noaroc Mich
SFRrol OF thursday says the woods in the vicinity Of
holoe have been burnn1 for several ys past-in soma
te- great DAMAGE has been done by the dsru'ton Of
Vees Tie hrc often penetrating 10 their roots. heavy
Tyest6rday morniuc, mingled with the SMOKE of the
tatng wilderness was dense that persons IN The street
sVsd Dot distinguish each other twenty feet apart We
Rfbe effects Of the fire will be disastrous in the country
lee Ludlow Bridge on tho Hamilton and Dayton Rail
Nd was burned LAST saturday. lncendiarsm the sup
pstd CaysO
Ai1AAir TO Blow Up SIYANER-Ihc 81 I7His n
.seNefI states That not long since the steamer ilm ln
sea an hour prONous To her departure for the Illinois
N'r exploded or blew ont the Joint OF her cross pipe
ever ihe after end OF the boilers caused by extra press
ee OF steam. IL seems. examination that the safety
sase had been Intentionally hrsccd down in such way
ut The boilers would have exploded before the safety
ave would have given warning toe engineers Of any
Ne accumulation Of steam. The trivial accident above
saed To- in all probability. cd the lives of many per
W. who were on board Of the boat at the time III CIR
shtes OF the 90 to show that the person o. per
~ engsged in this affair have been prompted by
~sa'e The affair Is 10 be investigated
AAM oF SRAIuVpE.-The Irish citizens of Shasta
shiorna have prtseaicd Capt kendrick OF the
a. |ean BARK Oanio. with purse Of $1,000 q mark
- ktaitnde for the aid which he rendered to the pa
'~ v Donohoe, in bis escape