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GAIENA unTSE.

yN.HE subscriber has provided Tor the accommodation
boarders; both by the day aad by the week. with
or without lodgingat very moderate prices. Inquire
for the Caena Gouse. the first building Roberts
street above Third opposite Winnie n coole,s Clothing
tore iul1-S-ly VIM TRU SSONE.
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Cheapest and m0st Economical Stoves
EXrout

lie would again repeat that has rot the slightest besa
nor III feconmenClng this stove. standing m the ,>ri
mi'loh oicohittent Judges, without al or the most
osIaht approach 10 iivalsip; and oud most coCd nj.
y c4ieh-c thc entire trade 20 the trial. Remember If
it'ooS NOT suit, just bring back and our money win
be ready for you. WA
have also on hand large assortment of pRe,,,,r
COX AND fARLoR STOVES, 1t reGncCd prices; Tiuvarr
Nho's pc and rciaii; job work done the shortest no
ice ana Oh the Cal reasonable terms for cash Eor oil
by ! ~ pXrpS " 9"''
sept2s-23-y Corner Roberts ,rj 'rhiri ,,
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AMERICAN MILLS.
THE subscriber having been appointed AGENT for The
a0c.e Mills, wal. keep t.rtl, on hand sup ia of
'FNtra Family Flour. Warranted SUPERIOR TO any Hour
d" 3 ia This market. H. J. NcCIOSNEY.
fsN DIR E.sC CEMENT.
I'VE subscriber haVirc been appointed cent fur the
sale 81 louisville Cement, will keep d large supply
un hand, aid vi. bc sod u small advance from Man
3 g.. tulcts prices. II. +. NcI,ItlSkEY
f,'.l.a. Ef.r.l
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IHN'E Undersigned ould ask the attention OF per,ons
desrous of ornamentins their grounds to the cat
aiogue OF Messrs John Sigerson d Brothers old and
experienced Fruit Growers and Nursery Iuen; having
purchased trees and shrubbery from them for several
ears can recommend their trees be such As renre-
scented Their fruit trees grated of the best and
most Improved varieties, and adapted to northern la,
tubes. -~''
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NEW GoCspS.

Z CLASS and Queens ware, is: ic, lo9 d. tambers
= ylrious Kinds. Ter sa.e tic ~ 1.l sj'c:ils-
Natt store. ON~) i. NAttiN.
Z ANS, Globes ald Cain..e. p, { So 'y
e is, Z. ..tGNlN.
- BOZ. Frat Bowls. just reed and for sale BY
~ - X. NiHVIN.
r. - DRUGGISTS ard Il .'icll 'nca-op dyr tiactujcs
and sa!tncCf.s lof sale t} x. MARVIN.
e EuI assorted casters and 20 lox cgrc, Il reed
- -i.~ !of sale b. I. MARVIN.
6gEA bon salts ard . doz fui, p!4t.s ed nanpes
81 - just rec'0 snD Tor sic 10y K MARVIN.
e. Dol. syrup al ~ soda gob.es for sale fy
- NS x. MARVIN.
a IhRGE Tot Of Qse, ra,yarc, just opca,d q. Tie
= II. Paul Quccus,yar S.ui, 6y
Tvs = NrNpNJN
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4 MEXICAN UNION LIFE INSURANCE. COM
- Pan I.-CaPiial sl09,0 Inc erpor2ted by the
lt-isatnfe OF Ohio Charter perpetual. Onire No a.
E.st Fourth street, Cincinnati Oho.
THIS Company issues iolcies az the following rites
for ! lOCO and il proportion for n larger apo,,u.
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RICHARD MARVIN.
On Third street, 81. Paul.

Is VOW ENC NGGD EycfI sIvEiY A DEALER - ASS,
GLASSWARE. CHIN aN.ARg, cVEENsW tRE AND
CHOCRnaY, o. THE SOC Til SIDE OF The
STREET., NEXr DOOR To PRESLLN's,
And I,afly opposite The Post Dllicc
EDEliLtI ING Tint ti.v trudc Of ON town Wiinov
4 rant establishment devoted solely 10 this branch
at business, she sui sCihtr calls te attention Of his
friends ad all who want u goods in his ne the
liberal alj n accommodating terms and has hand, and
ron arriving very large ara Nlcil selected stock OF
goods ordered epr, tar The market, pTi,iis l!c
usual NaiIr3HS, ara many other 4flClcS MOI to lie
with elsewhere in tifs tcNyn.
{. {. hlur edged dint, painted. printed, white granite
lOVH, llie and mulberry raftieL ware;
lnre White, cneiaalcd l1siEg, bllo figured AMI gold
bard English c1ina;
White, geld banG, ard decorated French china;
AL he varieties American cut, pnin AMI pressed
81 -~,vare OF ! stcni AID Weston manufacture;
German ai.d Bohemian glassware. q great variety:
lrsl,A T. y. wipes, AACliclB pipes 2t. pc hc.tS
large ass ora! .ot q ocai?. .asses ceg1Ilt jIaAaed
lea tray 81 oar ossa importation;
Et.taGrIl coffee ed tcrpot-, casters ritcers. etc
great V,l!,t 81 first lat iralty;
Mrsr '4it elegant a>s 'rtmcnt of Cornelius X Co.'S
Celebrated so,ar lard lanps c!rau> rralGoics t:c
sT. ONE, ati GI'.iaN;
Together vi,h II variety of articles usually
iiHi ort,d Ter ii's l.srAet.
at1 prepared tu offer large stock Of goods ordered
oNlns>l! iof Ms Trade, or msua!.y favorable teras.
Assorted cl.lss ta.td for The Intr, trade In lc
best MANNER, hepi ,ol >ttnay on Ba.d
NJ .oCGs pal b., The hes! InaaUcr BIZ careful
is,onoo b., wAg or oihcrWlsy, without Us. 5lcal-
aIc.
t,li nd c>aui,c en- goods for yourselves.
Jeicilar attention IS 4Uy,i r. my stu' " Windo.
'i.a-~ oi ~ sues I:.e~ which will %, >oid hc-e
ar loss rec. tiau ttcr 5,i,r, o.itse - l'a3 ala
" small advance iJ tle IS,
ios cash ia hlid. RICHARD MARVIN.
ia J.. sly
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FLOUR FOR SALE

FLOUR FOR SALE.
tONSIANILi on hand at Frank Smith & Co.'S
~ CLAYTON, Iowa, (about l2 miles below Pr,ir,e On,
CHEN, and an excellent landing which guarantee as
good Us any IN the market; in Quantities TO pur,
eis. lf--- on THOMPSON DAVIS
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-'I'fI - "a To = : HI y E.sIEI. lf--l-
NO. %, Ol!re s., tef'ceen >ccond anil 1HfyL
NJ. LOUIS, Mo.
Ns ANtF NcTvRER Of pare Alculci, aad pure
w SPIRITS q m. proof r,lu,led.
ALSO
spirit Ga, ihosgeEc Gas, Chen al OIL ard Can
Iacuc,
Warranted of superior quality, and for sale On rea
so.ahlo terms. tn ~
'AicYEfI.'S SPRfN1 srYyr oY7 ryt,r.;. =.
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a2'2tEt. SALES, 1882.

SHALL be receiving Hrcu the oPei. of navigation
Il Large aih wril selected assortment OF British
ttlEi aic lgicGn Dry Goods Boots ard shoes T.4.
ana ioAoc and great variety If fancy articles whicn
Ni DC oAcrod to the trade n. jOwcr prices than the same
SYKES nave usually sold IN ths HGrhct. And would
suggest TO purchasers who haze formerly visited other
niaFAtts- Lt much time and expense ma, be saved .
i:N dsig thtic goods here. An examination OF MY
sioci. IA q prices Is respectfully solicited
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REFERENCES. s',@
J. Chontcau, Jr. e Co, New York,
Lorinz, Sterling s Co., Pittsburgh,
James Peck &. Co, Chicago,
Bridge q lewis, Detroit,
Ray. Keith 4. Co., Cincinnati, -
Cnonteau q Valee, st. Louis, q ~
JAMES Carter & Co, Galens, -.
Si,ilinan & Rood, I.
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Mems calf, grained hip and thick Boots and Rrogans-
boys and Youths do do, calf kin goat en,pe
ecd Jenny Lind and iii Booiees, Ladies' goat id and
enameied BrSkirs, Ladies' fancy cold Caters and half
t'aiitrs aid BusAiAs, Of every quality and price full
ard complete assortment OF the different les OF Mis-
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No 4S9
FOstponement ofthc Public Land Sales
in Wisconsin.
is hereby given that the pubic les Of lands
ordered by the prUclanatier OF tie President If
The United states, dated the first day OF feraery s5Y
to be held at the following named land offices in the
State OF Wisconsin, Wit nj The land o.res at vii
low River La Crosse, stevens Pont and Mcuasha 10
commence on the 20, 10th, 9Th and Esd MAY mex nre
declared to be postponed until the ith lih 18th and
18th of July next, respectively. =
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washing ton fiis
dred and ffty three. st... -.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President: +.
JOHN WILSON,
=. Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Nav 5--S-lSw.
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II. r. M'C!OSKEY.

NA HOLESAi.E Grocer, For sarIing and Commits.
w sion Merchant, ANA General Steamboat Agents
No ~ ievee, GaleBa III. The attention o! BUYERS !,
called 10 my stock OF Groceries, Provisions etc. ETC.
Having received by late arrivals from New York Bos.
ton, New Orleans and II Louis which in addition TO nv
former stock, renders my assortment complete shall
continue 10 receive additional shipments from time 10
time, during navigation, thereby enabling hays u
esh ana iuil stock Throughout The SEASON. ard able
IL ali t,nes to M orders the lowest market rates
The Receiving and Forwarding Business shall in exc
r. Instance have personal attention. by which des-
patch and care Will be guaranteed, and the EXPENSE Of
Storage aad Draysse much possible avoided
!eo assured thai u. facilities and long experience in
NE Commission and Forwarding business enable Inc to
warrant entire satisfaction TO any that may favor me
with their Patronage.
Liberal Cash advances will be made on Produce an
Merchandise shipped for sale In this marker par
tcuiar attention will be paid the purchase of all anti
cics not in my line. -.t..f t.t,
ar Agent Tor calena and ~. Louis nd ;alens and
H. r. M'CLOSKEY.
eAicua, Aviu !, loJI. 1T
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TO ELACkSMiTI1S.

TO ELACkSMiTHS.
NAyE wnlgive for good bla1ksmi,lis serans IA c.s
w per H. IN trade for Iron. No 81 eet scrap. bon.
auSt2-f IRON MOUNTAIN IRON STORE
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL.
'uuis unrNaled cure Tor coughs, colds, hoarsness
u bronchitis, whooping cough, Group asthma and
consumption, now too well known reqa re any ceui6
cafes is constantly Kept for sale Hehcoy & Axteir
a Jarvis IN ST. fanl and by dealers III medcne c,ers
"Aei'
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TOWNSHIPS twenty-five and tHcniy-tlrcc, Of range

NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Evcry person entitled the right of p,e-e,np.inp 10
any o! The lands within the townships and fractional
townships above enumerated is required establish,
The same 10 The satisfaction OF the register aud receiver
o The PROPER land occ and make pay mem therefor as
soon as practicable after seeing this notice and before
'ae Gay appointed iol tie commencement OF the public
sale Of The lands embracing the tract claimed Otherwise
such claim will be forfeited. ~
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the Genera. Land Ohice
Feb. i-l3W
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81 p1T-I- TE7NiIFR HOUSE.

VIZ name is MOFfEf Ny Boarding House IL on
NE Jackson Street the low end Of Saint Paul To
n it, you keep up from the steamboat landing,
10 the sign at Triangle al the north end Of the bridge.
Ny IL large and FOR proInpt payment every week
tend 10 furnish good lle tie very lowest price.
LOT MOfFET.
porI N.N 1871 by.
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Z
VIZ subscriber would respectfully J. IONA e pil,lir
~ tiaI ne has, aIier great difficulty ard txne.S ro
cure" laf~' OK 81 me above new ad elegant CcoI
Ntnfc, IhlS stove combines ia il construction AID ar
Faecnct AL the muGcrH Improvements Of Ike are in
greater perfection han any other c,rr il lir,t
IL l. AWARE pniin- thing i ia, order Of ,a
day. but tiC4c j. EOne Of that in this Instance II il.
stove - al al tr Trends CHiin m IT, and That ,,.ut,
ahh "h3 mat - iaiinely superior stove ua,v
eNtnu Par h>Cr arc distinctly .u' c\ pi.iily infor,,
'd ttHt Il ~ IS operations utility and daraLIv il does
not meet ther cntlrc and unqualified pp.u.atoa their
"oey WI! De ft",hIt To ticIh upon return Of the
stove. Every article OF furniture i. OF the he's, on M
III Workmanship and II the latest improvements
Al WHO are otsrauS Of procuring the hes; cook
stoves ever offered TOO sale in hi, market or any where
c, are respectfully invited to cali and examine IN,
stoN. Tor themselves, before purchasing elsewhere. if
% a" not theA Wi most assugcdls be sorry FOX IT, te
moment they examine il. Ii is one q
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= Pursuance Of law. !, WILLARD FILLMORE. Pres
4 dcHt a! the United states of America, do hereby de-
clare aHd make kIoVn that rnhlic sales will tie holl Al
the aforementioned land Offices III The state IF " Is
CoNSiN. al the peo,s heitmattcr designated to Wit
Al the land ice ut WELDON RIVER, colnuier cling
c M'dt tIe scrona day O! MAY next, for the di,ro-
sal 81 cine public tiis situated WITHIN Tive n,lrrnci-
uonc,' townships and fractional townships, w:
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agent for II Calena and -. Louis. and
GaIena aud st. Paul Packet Line o.
steamers.
G.ltL,n. trril !. ls-l. -
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footels aun Boarding. 7pouses
S,r pAII IIOYSE.

YENIIs house formerly kept by J. w Bass, being the
orig nal hotel OF 81 Paul, at the corner Of Third
jackson streets opposite the Minnesota Cntt is tho
rough, repaired and feojclle and with the additions
now mace 10 H. IS Of the most spacious anti conve-
nicnt hotels in town Having taken lease OF II, ana
Grted il up ghoat with furniture invite the
travelling public call upon me; believing they will hd
this house equal the best in all respects The charges
viii be vcrs moderate. GEOSGE W Ellis
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Is VOW ENGAGED EycIl sIvELY A. A DEALER - ISIS
GLASSWARE, CHIN tV.A ARE, cVEGNsW tRE AND
CHOCKNaY. oN THE SOC I'll SIDE OF THE
sIEsNr, NEXr DOOR To PRESLLN's,
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Wing Mass Meeting saltwater PreciDct.

At a meeting of the Wings OF Saltwater Pre-
cinct held in Saltwater on Monday, the 2Gth
of Sept. to select candidates to be supported
for Representatives and Precinct officers at the
ensuing election, A. Van Worries was chosen
Chairman. and J. E. McKusick, Secretary.
On motion of r. B. johnson, the convention
proceeded to nominate two candidates for Rep
rescntatives. Francis R, Delano, and William
McKusick were (on the first balloD unanimous
ly nominated.
On motion, A. Van Worries and Fl. X. McKins-
try were nominated for Justices of the Peace,
and Adolphus Orman and William Cove fer
Constables.
The county convention having neglected to
nominate candidate for Coroner,
On motion, Emanuel d. Farmer was nomin-
ated by reclamation, -.
The necessary County and Precinct commit
tees having been appointed, the following res
olutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we pledge ourselves to use
all fair and honorable means to elect the eu-
tire Wing ticket
Resolved, That it is the determination of the
Wing party of this Territory, TO stand by each
other and vote the entire Wing ticket hence
forth and forever. and hold no intercourse with
any political faction.
The Convention then adjourned by giving
twenty-One loud and tremendous cheers for Capt.
Ingraham and crew, and an equal number for
the Wing ticket throughout the Territory.
A. VAN WORRIES, Chairman.
j. f. MCKUSICK, Sec'y,
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REVOLUTIONARY WIDows.-The WASHINGTON
Star says that in the course of last week. one
hundred certificates were allowed in pension
cases Of Revolutionary widows who married AZ.
ter 1900, and came under the pension system
through the act of February Sd, 1853. Under
this act sixteen hundred claims have already
been allowed five hundred are suspended for
want OF sufficient proof and three hundred
more are on file for examination. When tha
law passed many insisted that not more than
three hundred such claims would be presented
in all.
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FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS.
WILKIN J..
WING FORMATIONS.


First Council District.
COuncu.-wM. Fl. {. FOLSOM,
A. u. HEATON,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r. DELASo, saltwater
wM. McKUSICK,
Second Council District.
Councii.-BEN. W. BRUNsoN,
JAMES X. HUMPHREY,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MCCORMICK,
JOHN HARVEY DAY,
JOSEPH II. MARSHALL.
MORTON y. WILKINSON,
ALDEN BRYANT.
Third Council District.
C0uncR.--JOHN II. MURPHY,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS +. SrEARNS,
REUBEN BALL.
Fourth Council District.
Council.-DAvID 3. LOOMS.
Fifth Council District.
no nominations received.)
Sixth Council District.
Coanca.-SANUEL F. COOK,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II. STEVENS,
WM. MOBILES.
Ramsey County.
SheriG.-ADRAM ". FRIDIEY.
Register of Deeds.-wILLIAM II. TINKER.
Judge of Probufe.-ALLEN PIERSE.
Prosecuting 1hOrney.-DAVlD A. SECOMBE.
County COmNiSSioner.-BENJAMI PARKER,
County Tredsurer.-SATHANIEL L. TYSON.
Cdunty Surpey0r.-J0HN I. HALSTED.
C0r0ner.-JOSEPH L. FULLERTON.
Assessors.-wlLLlAM IL. STiLLMAN,
CALEB ID. DORR,
J. X. CLEWETT.
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when If we continue to pursue the course we
have now adopted, We will succeed. 1t may
not be this year, or the next even but rest as
sured come it will. Move forward, then, in So
lid column turn neither to the right nor the
left; and hourly you win find the honest, the
good. and the trustworthy Of other parties fall
ling into your ranks and swelling your num-
hera
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MERRITT ALLEN, Secretary.

., SLAvEs.-fhe st. Louis IntelIigencer saws
that the proposition to exempt slaves from ay'
ecution for the debt of the master is o.;n;nc
iavor at the South. 1t says, lit is sucb sales
that produce the scenes that abolitionists nse
with SO much effect and which no doubt are
often depiorable. If the agitation results in a
law exempting slaves it will be to a great en-
TENT equivalent to declaring human beings No
longer property % w
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First Council District Whis Convention.

Pursuant to call, the Wing Delegates of the
First Council District assembled in the County
Commissioners room, in Saltwater on Monday
Sept. 10th, at two o'clock, p. NJ j. d. Trum-
ball was called to the Chair and J. r. Lyford
appointed Secretary.
The following Delegates presented their Gre
dentlals and were admitted to seats:
| COTTAGE GROvE.--Ja's S. Davis T. r. Ly-
ford.
STILLwATER.-E Mexican, John Oliver, John
Mckusick, j. D. Trumbull r. B. johnson. Hen
ry Sawyer James Berry. c. Carli
| On motion, Orange Walker from Marine Pre-
cinct and W. H. C. Folsom from Chisago coun-
ty were admitted as Delegates.
! On the first formal ballot for candidate for
! Councillor in the Fourth Council District d.
B. Loomis had ten votes and n. Greene Wilcox
two. Whercupon d. B. Loomis was declared
the nominee.
The convention then unanimously nominated
William II. E. Folsom and A. D. Heaton for
| Councillors in the First Council District
The Delegates from Washington County then
proceeded to nominate county ticket which
resulted as follows
Register of Deeds-Harvey Wilson;
Sheriff.. D. Trumbull
Observation-Disclosures CARL;
Prosecuting .fHorney-C. d. CHILEAN;
Surpeyor-Abraham Van Worries;
.4ssesSors-Morton NJ. Cotton, JAS S. Davis
James McComb.
Road Supesuisors--B. 7. OTIS H. W. Crosby
A. Stevens.
On notion it was unanimously
ResolDed, That Alex. Wilkn be supported as
the Wing candidate for Congress at the ensuing
election.
On motion, the proceedings of the conven-
ton were ordered to be published in the Mime
sotian.
On motion, the convention adjourned.
). D. TRUMBULL, President
j. r. LYFoRD, Secretary.
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WING Convention of the Second Council District
A meeting of the Wings of the Second Conn
ty District was held at the Court House in 81
raul, on the goth inst, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ. mr.
suant to call from the several precinct com.
nlttees, for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for the Council and House of Represent.
at!ves, to be supported at the ensuing election.
The meeting was called to order bv ]. w
Selby, Esq, upon whose motion the Hon. A.
ron Goodrich was elected President and Mer.
rift Allen elected Secretary Upon motion of
l.. A. BabcOck. it was voted that the nicotine
proceed to ballot for candidates for the Council
and House of Representatives and that two
Judges and two Clerks be appointed to receive
the votes and record the names of the voters
ana that the polls be kept open until O'Clock
IN the evening" The time for closing the polls
having arrived. the votes were counted, and
benjamin W. Brunson and James K Humphrey
were declared duly nominated as candidates for
the Council. and Findiey Mccormack. Josenb
NJ Marshall, John H. Day, Alden BRYANT and
Morton S. Wilkinson as candidates for the House
of Representatives
L. A. Babcock, Esq, offered the following re-.
solution, viz: 'e
Resoiced. By the Wings of the End Council,
District Tin Mass Convention assembled \ that
we hereby express our preference for and rati'
~ the nomination made by the Wings of Wash-
lngton County. of the Hon. ID. B. Ioom;s as
candidate for the 4th Council District Will
was passed unanimously, After which tho
convention adjourned with three hearty choars
for the Wing Ticket. 'ueers
A. GOODRICH, President
MERRITT ALLEN, Secretary
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Port of ST, PauI-

UNPARALLELED SuccEss.-The demand for DR..
M Lanes Liver Pills, wherever they have been
introduced, has increased with astonishing ra,-
iai'y' Their popularity is Unprecedented in
Inc annals of medicine. Even physicians are
using them in many cases, when they can oh
tain them Patents however, need not be NJ
the expense of medical advice, as they can pur.
chase box of the Liver pills, with which ii.
recsions will be furnished, which will work a
speedy cure The following certificate, from
gentleman in Ohio, speaks strongly of the eff.
cacy OF this great remedy:
Nv r LICK Logan Co. o. Nov. Sd, 1s4s
NY wlie was afflicted with the Liver Com.
plant for nearly five years, and snert a JU
all ~ nunared dollars with regular physician,
and a So mo 9d purpose heard of MLanes Pills
health S WI, boxes ~ She Is now enjoying good
any good. J.EWIS E =. MIL no you
FOR sale at ". W. HIcHcox,s,
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EUREkA.-lt will be seen that our neghbor
Brewster advertses several lots in this flourish.
ing town, located upon the upper Minnesota
Investments at this point are worthy the attcn-
ton of moneyed men.
FAILCRE OF TIE ADMINIsrRATIoy-TheA Amer
can correspondent of the London Times. under
date of New York, Aug. Is, forcibly sets forth
the reasons of the failure Of Gen. Picrce's Ad-
minstraton. We quote several extracts:
I'VE are witnessing new spectacle among
us--the moral prostration Of a new President
during the first six months of his administra-
ton. General Pierce is the first American
President who has lost ground in the beginning
of his government the first who has either
been deserted by his original friends or become
to anything like such an extent obnoxious to
the public That General Pierce has gone
down in public esteem, and lost the prestige
which attended his assumption of political pow
er, will not be denied; nor that he has most d.
rectly and powerfully contributed to the dis
memberment of the Democratic party.
He was nominated by reclamation, and the
national Democratic party everywhere aband-
Oned itself to the most confident hope. He
stood forth before the country as the represent
alive OF the grand idea of nationality. He
seems to have perfectly understood his position.
In letter to the mayor of Boston, after his cleo
ton, he said that '.he knew he was neither NOM
mated nor elected for any personal qualifca-
tions but as reliable representative of the ma
tional sentiment" He felt this. He had new
er been largely in public life he was conse-
quently not very much known as political
man. When his star rose over the country the
mists of uncertainty hung before it, and like
other objects seen through mist, it doomed up