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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-11-05
R. H. MILLER g. CO..

R. H. MILLER & CO..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
China, Glass, and Eathenware,
81 Main street, between Che stuut and Pine,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI,
HAVE now in store and arriving for Fall Sales, full
and complete stock Of goods In their line, which they
offer to their friends and the public generally
mo1ating terms.
These goods have been carfuy selected with reference
to the Western Trade, and their long experience IN
business uses them in saying Dealers be sup
the western country.
E A r T H E N w ARE,
C. c. Blue Edged, Dipt, Painted Agate, Printed Paint
ed-Fowh-Blue and Mulberry, Printed-Flown Blue and
Mulberry, Canton Blue Fancy Lustre and Japancd and
CHINA,
Enamelcd, Lstre, White, Blue and Lustre Figured, and
Gold Band.
GIL ASSN ARE:
Pressed, Plain, Cut and Cplored, American, Frerr
Begian and Bohemian Manufacture, III all their yarie-
ties and styles.
and decorated; imported direct from the manufactures O
Paris, at very low prices.
Britannia Ware OF all kinds Looring Glasses, Wait
English T. D. Pipes, American Pipe Heads, &C.
Assorted crates carefully packed for country trade, al
ways on hand
Country merchants respectfully solicited to call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere,
are convinced We offer complete assortment goods
at prices at least low they be bought elsewhere
in st. Louis. Call and see :!
Il. II. MILLER 4 CO..,
81 Main street.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF,
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS,

OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
AM THE fortieth edition, with one hundred ensra-
~ wings, showing diseases and Malforniations OF
Va the human system in every shape and form. To
~-- which is added treatise the diseases Of Fe-
males, being Of the highest importance 10 married poo
pie, or those contemplating marriage. By
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. D.
Let no father be ashamed 20 present copy OF the
IESCULAPlUS to his child. 1t may save him from an
early grave Let young man woman enter into the
secret obligations Of married life without reading the
Pocket 1Esculapius. Let suffering from hack
MED Cough pain in the SIDE restless nights vous feel
iug and the whole train of dyspeptc SENSATIONS and Civ
by their physician, be another moment without con-
sulting the -E>cnapius. Have the married. OF those
cd any impeachment, read this truly use
full book, saving thousands Of
unfortunate creatures from the very jaws of death.
II Any person sending fWenfy fire cents enclosed In
a letter, will receive copy OF this work by mail, or
five copies will be sent for one dollar.
Address (post paid) DIR. WIN. YOUNG.
3-2-5m No. 152 Spruce ST., Phladelpha.
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Painters Attention,
Bounty Lands!!!

Bounty Lands!!!
NHERE are large number of persons in this Terrific
Il ry, doubtless, that have claims for Bounty Land.
Let all persons who engaged In revolutionary
of 1872 those who hare been paid by the Uni
ted States since the LIST day of June 1872 AMI their Wild
and minor children. cali at the banking Office OF the
subscriber, In St. Paul. where they perhaps for the
first te learn that they entitled to Bounty Land
Fathers Mothers Brothers and Sisters of deceased SOL
ders under the acts Of Congress, entitled IT,
Bounty Lands, and many entitled this who
were not last.
Late intelligence just received. As there Is no fee
charged give me call. CuAS. IL. PARKER,
Oct 30, lS53-6n Broker, &c.
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Sixteen Tons of Freight!

COMPRISING every article which should be embra-
~ ccd in Wholesale and Retail brus Medicine, Paint,
OIL Glass, Perfumery, AMI Miscellaneous Store, just
ceved and on sale low, by BOND KELLOGG,
Upper st. Paul.
NTEw and Fresh Medicines and Chemicas-Physicians
IN and others rely being furnished with fresh
Drugs, Medicines and chemicals, of the very best quality
at BOND KELLOGG'S
Drug and Chemical store.
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WANlRD.

WIDOW LADY who speaks and writes fuently the
IA Eerman French and English languages, being able
10 teach hem In connection with the ordinary branches Of
education, desires to enter with her child aged
into respectable family intending pay board aud
convenient lodging in some lessons every day. IL the re-
mander Of the time besides her disposal The
advantage OF continual practice offered to her pupils by
her presence should not be overlooked She has sucent
knowledge of music to be useful to beginners well
acquainted with fine needlework and dress. making -
Having had family herself she might be often an asss
tant a lady in her family This lady is ready
to any honorable position where her
might be most profitable TO her.
For further particulars apply at the Minnesotian ONCE
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NEW HAND AT AN OLD ESTABLISHMENT

~ Il " HAM M nv OHD ESIAbHfSHWENT'
HAVING taken the shop heretofore occupied by Mr..
Ill William Taylor, Third between Roberts and MIN
nesota Streets nearly opposite the Offices respect
fully tender services BARBER, with full con-
viction that no establishment, except perhaps that Of 4
Banker. will shave close: easier than will be al
shop. Cutting hair Csampooning. and all the var-
business OF barber will be attended to, am
determined all customers shall be sati> fled with the
scientific ability which shall continue be displayed
this old and popular establishment. A. C.. STORY.
August 81, 1S53-5Otf
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DENTISTRY,
Corner of Main and MARKET.

Corner of Main and Market
~ W. BIpDiE, late of Pittsburg, Pa, has perma-
VI. nenty located In st. Paul. Fourteen years close
application his profession, together with large and
beautiful assortment Of plain and teeh, enable him
to insert from TO entire teeth ATMOSPHERE
ic pressure, with beautiful
restoring the mouth Ia its shape Decaycd
teeth permanently saved by plugging useless teeth ex-
racted with little pain possible. Teeth cleansed and
diseased restored to health. All Jobs warranted.
August %, IS53-5Ou
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st. Paul Cr0ckery Store.

st. Paul Crockery Store.
NEW ARRIVALSl
The Largest, Handsomest and Best assortment
Of China. Glass, and CrOckery, eper
seen in .finnesota Territory.
MARVIN, at his store, two doors east Of the Post
AZ. ONCE, IL prepared show and sell the ab,v:
goon at prizes lower than they be bought IN Galena.
MS white 0ranite ware, Iron.sone-cnas OF the
Jest quay and Of the abandonment and latest patterns.
lie has every article that thought OF Of wares
ad csn supply full sets or supply parts Of to match.
In Yellow and Rockingham Ware,
For kitchen purposes, he sell 50 pcr cent lower than
former prces he Is constantly receiving directly from
the manufacturers East and Is thus buying at first hand
The following few OF the articles kept. amongst
others too numerous to mention.
White Granite Vegetable Dishes. Covered
do Butter Plates, covered, with drainer
do Soap Dishes and Brush Trays
do Muf1ns, with covers
do Gravy TureenS, with liable
do do Bowls
do Pickle Dishes
DO Com. 1T stands
do Rwers and Basins
do Of every thing table furniture
very large variety.
Yellow and Rockingham ware Cakemouds, pie plates
Butter Jars, spittoons, etc.
Pitchers and Tea sets and Dinner sets Of all kinds
Giassware-every requisite article-cal and Sec
st. Paul, July 2.
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Glass! Glass! Glass!

Glass! Glass! Glass!
FUNHE time to glaze your windows is before the gid
II =iers come. We have every variety of Win
dow Glass 7x9 3Ox46. Pdnes and C0unferpdnes,
Is the motto of comfort for wnter the preonory
Of which already here. The counterpanes you
make for yourselves but window panes only be OBJ
taned cheap good. and in any quantity manufacture
ers prices, wholesale and retail, at
BOND KEI.iIOGtT'S
Glass Warehouse.
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$500 CASH

"ANTED-A young middle aged man, active in
w business, with cash capital OF Five Hundred
Dollars to engage in pleasant profitable and safe bI-
sness it being the best investment made I'm this
country Address X, Y, z, with real through the
Post Once Communications strictly confidential.
ST. Paul, Oct. IL, 1853. 5tf
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Cheap for Cash.! Cheap for Cash.
John Holland

just now receiving lot of Furniture for sale.
consisting of Galena, st. Louis and Minnesota Chairs
Bedsteads, Sofas, Lounges, Mattresses, Secretaries,
Wardrobcs, etc.
J, n. has very conspicuous situation for CRY and
country business Gentlemen at a distance wishing to
establish an agency TO sell buy merchandise or show
samples for orders Patent Rights do address
sing above the subscriber Is well acquainted here.
Real Estate bought and sold commission Land
warrants located on good land, and claims for
farms secured.
j. H. Is agent for McCumber's Hay and Fodder cutter,
great invention for keeping animals fine condition.
ami no owner OF horse should be without one.
Money loans negotiated. All business strictly conf
Dental and charges moderate. 4Stf
Holland Place HoteI st. Paul, NJ. T.
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EARMER'S BOILERS in store and for sale by
l. NEWELL.
DR1TANfA WARE--Lamps, Teapots, Cand!esticks,
ID ETC., by NEWELL.
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Pocket CompasSes.
ANE heard great deal OF inquiry for these ndispen
w sable guides in country, and have brought
up in stock, variety OF them, circular and
square, in brass and wood cases-which be bought
low BOND Il kEIIOtiG'S
True, Underwriting one price store, Upper Town.
ID EADER, IOn need no compass to find the Old
N Brown" store of BOND & KELLOGG
st. Anthony street, Upper Town.
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Oils and Burning Fluids.

~E intend t. be public benefactors, and afford light
w to the world this winter, for consideration. We
have therefore laid in heavy stock of Oils and Burning
Fluids which will sell as low high freights, and
sc the in Europe" will permit,
BOND s. KELLOGG'S
Oil and Drug store.
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Gas...Burning Fluid...Gas,

ESHERE spirits, well men that are Gassy; but
II Spirit Gas is a thing, used as burning fluid
for lamps, very clean, and brilliant article Try it.
For sal, by barrel or gallon at
BOND KELLOGG'S,
Spirit Ware Room.
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Jos. n. Marshall
VIM. R. Marshall.
HAVANA CIGARS.

n 900 Havana Cigars consignment, warranted
1U,OUU agcnuine article and win be sold low to
close out the lot, by j. W. SIMPSON.
Sept 10, iS53-52w4
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SAFES.

- ECEIVED directly from New York, full assortment
~ OF RicPs patent Freproof Saiamander safes, for
sale BY wM. CONSTANS.
Lower Landing, Randaips Levee.
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CUTLERY.

7.
ID AZORS and pocket knives WaStenholm'S,''
II "wadc and Butchcrs,' :" o. 0. F." and all
other stamps and brands,
BOND & KEIiO(iG'S
City Drug store.
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SYe that have boards
Prepare 10 shave them now ;"
SOAPS of the most superb qualiiy-military-mld and
- civil, Palm, Rose, Transparent, Old Brown Windsor,
and particularly Tayor's Extra Saponaceous Compound,
which received the prize medal at the Worlds Faira
for sale cheap, at BOND & KEII0GG'S
sod Brown - store.
n. B. We supply all the materials, but never share
ourselves.
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What's the Price of Puttyr'
COMMITTING less than ton has arrived and can be
bought cheap the cheapest In barrels, badders,
or by the pound. 1t has NOT riS at
BOND & KELI.OGG'S
One Price Drug store, ST. Anthony street, Upper Town.
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~ BOXES SOAPS.-FOr Washing, shaving and
eDND securing, all kinds-fancy toilet and plain-ex-
cept soft soap, in large quantities, at -
BOND & KEILOGG'S
tOii Brown Store.
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THE WORLDS FAIR is now in receipt OF black silks,
Fail pattern calcoes, 4 superior assortment of grass
blcached Irish linens, sheetn6s, cloths, cassmereS tai
ior's trimmings, etc. EDWARD KEENAN,,
Aug 81, lS53-5Otf Worlds Fair Store.
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GERMANY

Tie German pre.s has Of tate shown peculiar affection
for ~ mare. n,s which have been dscOvcred the one
The turthae II horscr 3 the French airy winch has
been duly ,hroncled from every town aud horse irot
throughout Denmark the noI.h Of Germany down - IA
vara with the dork his that France vas ann ny tne
tact being that Frsnce always dependent On hsc neigh
hors og her supply II horsc- and makes these pu has
nearly every year, not only here bat IN England The
scord the certainty hn the United states arc bsckin;
reriand IN her CVro-cn 10 Anrta and nave agreed
q. lind her ective n.i.tauce. The recent creation Of
Minister X. sd nj Befne taken ~ connection with tie
sef confidence u the swss IN The Reno n.se ana the
H. orv glound. The Baad states that such proceed
tie highest degree improbable md shFm- nat
70 uernosi 70 Pr d,i fisrce The part Of fhs Bdn
Wnh mor. ,ppesrarc. ot probability Z !. asserted
tlroug bout Germany that The Cabinet u Vienna b eniea
vofng In come con with IT, rev ances against me Amer
~ srfsp TO indnc6 the yarous ernineats 1T E1Ops
~ ou M calling On the Cabinet Of Washington Tor de
csraticn Of Is views the subject OF Intervention Al
European pocs the laws Of naona ia general aH5 th1s
OF uaf0nafy in particular The later are cOn7eoy n1t
clear AM have ss ady given rke 70 numerous ons
IN (tr any whence % many pesons engra,e % Ins Il
ted State without perI,sion OF ther GoVernoeh's OF
,.hcut hAviry complied with their cat - ~ eLens Slch
erans n occasion 81 Their return, sheta-r Tor V Or
trcer say are claimed by Their respective 6ossrntneHS
rnd called 70 account or ;beE dcreAc,oa- VI da.y %
which the American representative renon~ate- mrkcs
b. srpe,sions Of ued;cs men. that the visitation Of
IL. ,iolefa voGi unusually severe this year seem
i.l, a. b rsazed Though the not aameruas
IN ~, 20 odd ds,l they terminate fatally in sbJuf 20
.ni a.fCr very short lines upfo tie present.
inns ot 81 sa ess. Lere bsge been 81 ath - egre
80 III It'll under treatment. The varIssi1us % temPera
try, n day g. day All during the zane Day SO r.
.ard a. irpl.fc tsse II IL more malignant appoir
~ ful (. OBJ r. e. that i'm nedlaiely sfsrr the
rtrrirr siv es hed OF late u well a. ster sinlsys
o tie whole Iopllsti,n devotes itsef rshg0u.iy -
ttk.rg 10 Ii,s-ure IN th4 oltn ar til late hJaF, he
uruer II cars have been nFc aameron- then a. oih-:
Ere-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

Austrian Official order iorSiin all AUSTRIAN hsai,s,si
Mon and lahr,rs To reside in or - visit 80
Jnly ~ isso Prcklaysrs mssons and pieser,rS ION
the Crown lands immediately adjoining ssILe,s " arc
exempted provided they give good ~eooua u mem
solyes and the object OF their journey OF
two ouih. time s allowed for the rosurn OF se
vorkmen sfer this period their passports wa no
be riss by the Austrian mission or eonsosse % VIZ
sreei.l urrmission OF the Government for tneI 49,
ot b obtained All foreign hsndlcraitsaien end ,so,,
g. ,h.t nav have remained behind in swtSerand a,tft
he lsrse Of the above period forbidden to ener the
Inner territory the only exception 70 this : N Sse
~ h,xe no other road n return 20 their homes than
bron~h Austria or attended IN great expense Inc
,;s for ths measure stated in the document to be
with reference 10 the injurious tendency OF
,be swiss mechanics unions in religious N lra and Pot
cal matters and the dangers 10 which mechanics are eS
posed IN this respect
Ths order appears not 10 have been duly made known
nv the Austrian authorities that now very few days
r,m,in before the expiration of the term assigned
The Federal Budget for 1854 shows
Ineoue u - eei
Expenditure
s.,,,,, ..s7Iun
The srsie property Of The Cunteceration - e.
tifnsed
Liabilities [Aoo1A
balance ................ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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TURKEY.

COEsTiyriyoPLE, Thursday, sept J. l53i.
The levy Of 30 900 men OF the second class OF tho
militia continues with great activity and large detach
uerfs of recruits are their march 10 join the army Of
the Danube.
cos hi AdiaDople under the orders of hebeniet huch
Issha CHEF OF the Imperial Guard
On the 3Oth Of Augus the sultan held review OF the
Egyptian troops The members OF the Fronch bmot-sy
present. -,
On the special demand Of the representatives Of thu
fnign Power the Sultan has adjourned the publication
Of he manifesto in which he appeals in the most bcco.e
IaBqua.e 10 the nation. The manifesto L. in fact really
ard truly declaration Of war.
Lord tarbe tas lcft ConstantiDople for Bagdad.
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The exports to Russia show continual decrease since
IslS while the exports 10 Turkey are yearly increas-
nQ aud this is the commercial views of the Oriental
question not sufficiently appreciated by Golden, but
k.eny felt by the people Of the commercial and manu-
Ssturing cities. They sl anti Russian
In Spesris, (KngdomSf Ssrdinia,) the Government
10 extending the naval sorehouses and the Italian
correspondent of The Tnes writes: is satisfactory
to find that the contemplated chsnges are not likely
to dispossess the American Government of its naval
depot as il is only from Governments having feelings
in common with itself that that Of the United States
"esSd iOps for srcl srOr, and ii American interior
"enee in European politics something to be dresded
il may also be worth cOncliatinc" II is really time
that the United States should have seaport of their
swn, and not depend for the gcol will of foreign
power.
The crown of St Stephen has been found in Hun
gary IL that Of the four persons who were
in the secret betrayed it, As 10 the particulars given
BY the Vienna correspondent Of Tie Hes they are all
without foundation; neither PercIel nor Guyon ever
knew where the crown Was hidden The discovery
has, under the present circumstances no political im-
portaree; the breach between the Emperor Of Austria
and Hungary has been widened hy so nsny executions
that reconciliation Is impossible
The Emperor OF France is fully occupied with the
corn question In Italy there happened several riots
Gu account OF the dearh In Tern the Papa Governor
wm murdered by the indignant people Tor having in.
solently said Ii there is more eOur the people
~slould eat straw He was pulled cut Of the win.
dow snd clicked with straw APO
Frona The Londos Tsnas, Of Fdi.y Sest ia las
In the present imperfect state Of information
pecrg the intentions II Russie are reduced TO
lecture in estimating The probable cOare Of events but
uo are s no loes for msteals in asceusning the p9ol
f fairs or in defining the prospective contingencies 81
EsroItan policy Although in fact the conduct oi ths
Port. has impcded a settlement otherwise q hsnd si
has tins endaneeied think annocessarly The csce
Of EuTOIe nothing hes yet occurred % adtci me supsn
hsl mefits # the original The only ohcuse ever
oil, gtd g. have been Offered by Turkey tn issia ~, ac
sorSng 10 the Acknowledgements OF Rissiaa M'sia,.
en satisfactorily Gtoncd for The Emperor subsequently
frfen ed Cesn desauds touching the condition ofGcek
Christians IN the Ost dOmnfuns II ID den - Is
Included nothing b, You'd the recognition o. existing vs
they were obviously grauiions not TO me lt1a m
fu,h siu pie recognition would have ben rcelly e'n,e
dtd II ilcy involved any adddi1ns eSav!o "a, e was
asy 10 Tho Porte 70 Withhold is ooAs'oi nor
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DANUBIAN PRINCPALITIES

BUCHAREST, Sept. I, 1850
Prince GortschakoH has held review Of the Russian
troops The Hospodar Shirley had received an invita-
ton t0 attend lie sent an eX,nse.
The Rusian Commander in Chiefhad addressed orier
OF the day 10 The troops in which he praises and exh'
the to remain faithful 20 their oath aud o. the Gar he
order concludes with the following Words Rdshs
called 70 annihilate Pngani.m and those who sldog
pose her I'm that sacred mission shlll be annihated w
I'll 9 pagans. Long life 20 the Car Long lite 70 he
God &c tho Russians
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Pr IEertoa LIyESfOot, CsSzLSsTr ssP'' ~ =,
A. BE 3st cfrgr cfrulraic sDr area o. tss ~ -
Cores srfft ofe hssgg fspe.t ant to - q rs
sHr.d 5ffs bales. ssfrrisss h. 80 70 ne x.-rs
IN 4nf isrE " -
nfsv; ne 81 ~ n0S ~ 49,. ~sbs<
htry.v hf Re rfsrssc r. oft'd 20 a.
an, al zr \ str iifsf Tses AL op3rtiios
~, lths sd Wffu- tfsys ., t p = AL ~ a.risr
ftu.rf rrsss sf 81 tufs vere siIh " stef - 30
,r,rt, d. 1--we t1rc' 90 f@st fas,s - 90 VI
~, ,,rrf s+frfto SO fais. The ten'pd ~ go
re.,v 40 "a teLesssEs ~o,ld ksfs - - nasle 70
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FRANCE.
In SnLmnrine T,l.erapa !

PARis, Thur-dsy sept. lj-6 y. "
The MoAfeur publishes a decree reducing tho duties on
the importation Of cattle and meat The dates arr TO be
for bulls 81 per head for cows and young cattle
~ for calves sheep goats and pig 25r for lambs and
sucking pigs lOc for fresh meat SOC per 100 kiloamme
and for salt meat. l0f
The exchange 10 day was toleraby steady The specu
lators are still hopes oa pacific settlement of the Orient
al question The Three per Gents. closed At III for the
end Of the month and the -Four and Half per Cents ~
lOlf
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IL al these articles OF import the difference Der sn IN.
two years j. very striking The declared vaiae Of the
seven months. imports Of 3 Is 449 - OJ1 While that "
80 was Only $40 900, showing IN use n h b.f
time Of f9729OO0, nearly . per In twb gre1t
staples . slight falling of Is manifest Sugar shows Ie
cline Of 10000 cwt, compared with last yesr and Tea
has diminished the extent Of two aai half iloa Of
pounds but in other respects the above table very
satisfactory comment the power Of the coadry -
sum- the following table in the matter Of erpor clear
~ d, mons sies the power Of the coaniry 20 pcoiso
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SWITZERLAND

sWIIIL hLAAU
II, sr.- JIM 10 CD, irei n be y .as;. coaial be
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Turkish ForiIGeations-Letter from a Military

Lord tarIi,Ie tns len Constaatiuople for Bagdad.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-01-06
stand Rack.

The Washington CORES pondent of the
PHILADELPHIA PENNSYLVANIA. (presumed
10 be ITS ex. editor. Mr.. Fornev. Clerk If
the Uouse or Re,rese,,a,;yas> ,,,s
firth the sollovino exhiIiara,ino adyice
% .rch or tho ,n,e,,;6sd =, ara ...,owd
;,n., ,,o p,as;Jon, o,o,.
..rbe friends of Cen p;e,.. ,re all
b;obIv nle,sed bero Nth b;s ,o,,,, ~
vour pbilad.,,hi, .omm;,,ee 7, il b,,
ano,ber n,ooc nj b;s native moJss,v and
GOOD sense S,re,v b;s s,coes,;ons mil,
be hooded by our c.,,ou c;,;zens os u,
II ,horo sh,r,d .h., , h
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