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Particular Notice.

Particular Notice.
Il E. ABBOTT y co invite the attention of per-
lLs sons seeking desirable locations for building pur
Pc es to their plts 81 H9nse ots situated in vri'na
upon us, ana exInine our list of Farms for sale m
pasahtly located cions of the country aronnd Wor
u :" VI
We are also prepared to sell or exchange l,nded 90
tates IN any locality, upon favorable terms
e. 4. ABBOTT & CO..
o''1' c' 233 Main street
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a. E. CInrk,s

OK Hair Dressing and Shaving saloon
SO man street, five doors North of the Aoe[ica l5
ShaVlAg Hair Cutting. Curling and shamnnong or
on hand, general assortment Of Per nmer
ems Hair. s AauIFS and Lhii
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haVS Deen emlnenily successful BY no an.
inethoI OF treatment heret fore in use can so NAV
o segan DC saved after their living membranes becon
declI 5. Z. MILLER
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Read tho FoIlowing !

And you cannot be Indifferent to this appeal HUI
mainly calls upon gu do yonr duty. 1t only one
of the many thous alds who have its wonderful
effects.
Dir. j N. HOBENSACK,-SIR :-Grsiitude TO you,
the inventor OF highly valuable medicine prompts this
humble testimony in lis aynr being safe, gentle,
yet powerfully effectual remedy for Worms. Having
had much perienee in knowing the effects Of various
preparations my wife, who was well skilled in minis
tering to children in distress pronounced ii The best she
had used and would other While could
be had.
a daughter of ours became seriously diseased. Her
symptoms alarming but her mother at sought
for a remedy for Worms Having obtained yours, by
the time she hsd taken half bete, Oh SIR, the joy
gave dfeclionsie nother, 10 the improvement in
her child she being about live six Years old She
passed immense quantity of Worms her sckly cohn-
frightened, her spirits returned, and in a
short time lovely child threatened with cline and
death, now gave promise Of health. Thanks kind
Providence, whose blessing attending your syrup
stored the child. With confidence recommend TO all
Psrenis whose Children SUITE ring with orms.
JAS. B. BOW EN-, Minister OF the Gospel,
Late Pastor of the Southam pton Bap isl Church
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OR $ ALE.

Twenty valuable House Lots on the beautiful fat in
the western part Of the city three the corner of
Aus'in and oxford Streets Also, several Others lit
tie north westerly, elevated ground and two
Fut st ret. Ais. number Belmont street, and
north. Still more-abont enty lots where the
French Catholics are erecting Churca Also, Cot
tage House, on Carroll street, and tw0 fremont
febl6 dtf LARKIN SMITH, 2S6 Main street.
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Shorts AMI Feel.

a. n(1n BUSHELS coarse ana ine Shorts.
", 49, 1000 4" hae Feed, J6st received and IN
sail al the o~esl price, ior Cash
HENRY ] HOL Es
~ No WashihytnI aa,.,.
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TO Old Countrymen.
EErocDa GRAIN a. 90.

THE subscriber is the only Agent in this city, for the
L ebove House, for the sale of Passage Tickets be-
tween Liverpool and BOSTON.
Also, Drafts be obtained for any amount payable
any Bank in Ireland All necessary information in
aspect TO fare. and prices, obtamed at 63 Main
iueet, iel2 dawIy 5. Ii. LEONARD.
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The genuine A. Fahneslocks Vernffyge h for
sale by JAMES GREEN, No III Main street. aud nj
b. GREEN, No. 2l6 Main street. Worcester
oeclf eud3m
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SODA

SODA.
On CASES Soda Soap.
~ so bblH OH roap
lgO Boxes Chemical Erasive goap
~ SAEa ana No Bro Soap In Store, for sale
'oc,ia H.. q. 5. * A. J HOWE,
NV Wcr Bank Block.
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Sltppressaon8, I,reaularttles. &o.


one triai VIII convince the most skepeal and never
amer Will they be Induced TO take any o,her Iadies
VINO have olien beeh deceived by purchasing Pills and
Drops, and nostrums from D9 nu
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NOTICE

FESHE subscribers having formed connection in Bust
L ness, under the name and firm OF E. E. BOOT
d CO., and taken the centrally located Office over
Leonard GoOdhu6s Hat Store, entrance No. 233 Main
streedireetly opposite Elm street, would tender their
services
ZEAL Estate Brokers,
persons having landed Estates which they wish
to dispose OF.
They also prepared to exchange city property for
farming lands, upon the most favorable tesms nego-
tate the sale Of properly in adjacent towns and would
respectfully SO ict the attention Of purchasers the
following Schedule OF Property which they offer
FOE SAKE.
Two valuable Houses on the Conner of fremont and
Mechanic streets
Two large new Houses on Chestnut street.
One House on Irving street, al I'd two on Pleasant
street.
Five Houses in Pine Meadow qual ter
Also, number ofsmall Farms of ,bout250 acres va
ryng from five 10 fifty miles distant from this city.
Also, 100 house lots in parts Of the city,
of which are upon the ''Wheeer Farm" plat, and are
not excesd for location by any the vicinity.
The above property win all be sold low. For Terms
inquire of E. E. ABBOTT & co.
We would also tender our services as Auctioneers
all persons having property to be disposed of by Auc-
tion either in the city, or adjoining towns
E. E. ABBOTT x Co. Main street.
Worcester, July l6, 1892 div
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Goid Pens.-Mr E T. Martin, tile vel, 1ro,
sno,har OF ote1manship in Brney Row, has receiv
himseIf 10y o. .hose superior Gold Pens, seIeesed
EOrMInh Ann - e..ocSaaaa y, -.
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FALL STYI,

IN JUST received large assortment Of -s,
~ DArs and CAPS, Of ibc latest II, ies 6sstt1A
@ which VIII be sold low, and warranted 61hzlasla,
WEss sahSiacuon, nt MERRtLLSR
hoflo daNU No. QX1 Mai, etc.,.
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French Periodical Pills and nron.

me ilcaey OF which have been esed in n INN lred
cases ana never Jailed to effect speedy cure without
Ia, me lls and Dropsar the result OF ar
eyosise Their virtues would MOI add 10 their merit
" wmuJa 9ny say, try them and if they do no prove
ope ~hat lhfy are represented the money will he re-
turned They will be sent 10 any part af ,be
Se0ne rom conservation, BY addressing (post paid1
DR u A. HILL, No I2I Main sirset
NJ F,li| ,i.o., Worcester Mass.
Price, five dollars. iani1 a.,
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5 Wood Land for Sale.

ALSO, Twenty Acres Of WOODLAND, with abou
twenty years growth, VERY HANDSOME and siiud
ted ubout two 5nd-a-hsf miles from Main street, viii
be sold low. il applied foI soon.
fehll DIFF LARKIN SMITH 1856 Main street
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Pot and Pearl-ashes,

on CASKS IL sort inush
80 90. do. rearl ash In 81 ore. aud for naIe
W - q. y. a A. J. HOWE,
Jahzp dt Wor. Bank Block
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Boston and Worcester Railroao

Frs-~ N~S~SVOA 1AdIIOHu,
G Rsg.ssg5
FALL AND WINTER ARRANCFa,E., NV
pAssp NmaeenG'ng Monday, November /. is5o Tom
~, SSuLNeEk TRAINS LEAVE BOsToN0 ss co,,..
q, a "a $50 Ex.) uNi'' ED $3.50 Fix. }
4, milbury al 73oa.m pm.
/" snxonu, ~ 7.sO am 4"
,,,, Newton, 80, (w Tr1si5Aa go
:" mr. IN y 80 8 10, and 10 D N. N'Io' 2l5,
ga 5'"oA ", h4o, sO5 $780, n n am. 1914 Of a,
n. o"arlea River Branch, 7.45 am IL 80 aas :,
,.... TRAINS ron BOSTON, az roI,ow.
Es 4cc yS IA se ~ a5ou O. At "a d 1926 a. MT "a
T" s Millordat 7.4O. 1886 c "'' go pm.
q EaNunyille az 7.3O a 'b
r, Newton, 81 $50. Nv. Tr).. sis. Ky sa a.,
itj =, = 2O,f 400. 5.26 Nv. TrJS g. l5 LOW wv.
$50 $50. and d AZ, $50 0l5, 10 ami i.9O so
Newton Upper Falls A az .nA .o
800 y. m. - V'''' ana 600 am. 235 a.
wv Newton station.
Boston, Oct 20, 1869 ''iOhELL' SUN.
!Eitchburg and Worcester Railroad
1ftt Up |! slssi;a.sssV sEEs.sa
Lahh ALTEREE.- Wiate, 1,ya1o.,,as,
In nni after Monday, Nov. /, 1910 ,,a,,, va''"
rtn,vnnvnte ~ : A. NJ, l940 and b4s ~ h leave
freight 6a5 A. M. "''' o'so H. nj.
md n, IA y .cave worcester nj $40 nnd n ~ 4,
""' u iio NJ Freight, 2aO +. M. ''io a. m
Fitchburs, Dot. ~, 1869. Ems PHILLIPS; Pre.t
H9 da
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Consistently hand a general on
Iaiic9ar attention paid to cutting Ladies, and Ch
--. novl6 dam
Gold Pens.-Mr E T. Martin, tile wei, III,
nohd OF te1manship, in Brnley ow has recsSy
a anotnef iot OF those superior Gold PENS. seIsssi
"imseI with great care at the mp.~s-= ss' L w ~
NorWlcn ana worcester Railroad.
&c., Ia "a
Fall ARRAEGE1IENTS -Nov- rs 49, 'A''N'
1oo,, UPWARD TRAINS.
Leave Norwich at 80 A, NJ, IL NJ. and Tai On A.
Genil Village, at Is A. NJ 70 50 pnd 4 " p NJ NJ
{. pp ban at $40 "A. NJ, O5 and S o. p
q XWV aba,a, at 900 A. M, l q and S So P. NJ
Oxford at ss6A nj q W ana 0 ~ Z. M .
Gal Freiebt ,i IN; ~ y 20 A. NJ, 90 and 90 P. NJ.
- ~ 'ldih WIN passenger car attached.
Io., DOWNWARD TRAINS.
leave worcester at IS aud 10 80 A. NJ and4sop AZ
W W1i3Fa, az IS and 4 90 q sos a.
g ppseoster, at 30 and II 10 &" 10 ,t
:, Pomlret, ot and Ii so Is IA i"
Ge aies1nvle, at 20 A. M IL IS and NJ
Arrive =, en,i Village at AZ u % and "a
-',i'Fe at norwich, at 80 I20and 2 ~ &C
oo steam9oat Train leaves Boston al $40 p NJ W.
st n 10 r. NJ, Danlesonye at IS, and Norwich
The me 30 NJ train from Norwich will coD,o., ,,,
on tuesdays Thursdays and Satnrdays "p onlrel'
WIN Mllas IS Wednesdays and Fridays NJ I'an
M, NJ q Ok ~ ~ press Train for New York aud Abg
tio, % q "a GOV Tor Albany, New York and Wsy &c,
VIe a. y ~ N, and with train for Providsneyo IA
and Worcel noaa AZ Worceter station, with Boston
the ~ N ,, ana worcester and Nashua Trains
finn wiz ~ IAN rom Norwich viii intetsect NJ
TrniO ~ er Sew York Express Train for Roson Suhc
ter station WI, ana Worcester Road; az Worce"
and Nasbm, vr,n BOSTON and Worcester and Wo,ses,a-
ter in inv o m Train from Norwich arrives in Uo.o.
ea ~ uhe ,os the 10 30 Train Tor Rosn orces'
eS a tue Western II 4 sint5D 20 ooS'on' which
IN rIals from Worcester at As and 10 an NJ
ingtoO 10 season for Trains for New Loudon syo
Tbs N ~ nane Hartford, New Haven and V veon
Dsnei ~ oV a M Train from Worcester conn.o ofk
liz ami m with coaches Tor Providence VIII, az
TOTO daily for Brooklyn with everu
1 "A. Al DayylIle with Coach for Ashford T,.s,,a, 49,
days and Fridays ''noe' mondays, Wednes.
sler with Coscbas a rom Worcester connects atw Web
oa Tuesdays, ThursdsSs and satu'da
ions -" tsa lor ne. York by steambnat from
Tran from WoTc =. ni7 Road Will take the so
nov3O duwtf p q AZ .Nnn
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January. 1853. lI6 H,o.d,paYV niohSrs,
ns'Sf 70 voartiandt Palmer, Esq, IA Broadway.
,sow f0tni non ALVIN BRONSON Oswtgo, NJ Y; CIV
Wood Ohioi E1'Gov Ford, Ohio, Non 4 W Thowp.
sIo a, "a non; D. Al Noble, Nj hj Hon ]. K. WI.
nnd 0n, Ion h9b't smith, IN. Hon j. r. Under.
Wis ~ ''"ai Hop' - y. Dotyi
70 arheT information inquire althe Office of the
cesteT. lanai = '''" s''iiVVp'i Wof-
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UPWARD TRAINS.

2 zxIt1A-A ir{ff5sfsss.l ralss-sss-s.sg-q - g--za%
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Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York as Low, and with e.
qualDespateh, as by amy otherLine.
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RAILROADS.
Providence and Worcester Railroad.
- - ss:...:;. .s.s:z

On and ate, Monday, Me-. LIST, 1852, through AS.
ENGLR TRAINS will leav, as follows:
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nnierthe pretence Of effecting cure uedieiaes h,
u nineteen cases out OF twenty have an nurous Ell
upon the s. stem, Mihou producing the desired resl
n any ~. q ~ should shun these bpods and use non
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Leave Providence at 73O, and 80 a. m and 3.45 p.
Leave Worcester at 7.O5, and IL a. IN. ana p. N.
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Literary Union Lectures,

A COURSE OF LECTURES will be
4 4 opened at Rev. Mr.. Neilps church, on Tuesday
evening, January 18th, by an Introductory address from
Lieut. J. H. SIMPSON, T. Engineer U. s. A.
SusJEcr-Our country, claims in respect to Ed
ucs:ion."
The will be Continued at Intervals O. one O, two
weeks by lectures from the following gentlemen
REV. r. ID. NELL, c. l.. WIIIEg "a,
W. X. MARSHALL, Esq. W.T. IrDJrC
d. A. ROBERTSON, J. =. WARREN,
Lectures will Commence at .sslock prerisrlv IT..
public are respectfully invited " attend.
J. WAKEFIELD
J. HOLLAND, }Lect. Com
J. L. WARREN,
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VALUABLE TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF AN 1NvAL-
CBLE MEDICINE.--We love to record the testimo-
ny of medical men in favor of Dr. NLane's medi-
cines: it is gratifying, because the vermifuge and
Liver Pills of that distinguished physician were
not invented for speculation, but were intro
duced into his practice with the design of effec-
ting good, and they became celebrated through
their great merit, They are not, therefore. to
be placed in the same category with the patent
nostrums of the day, which are so extravagant-
ly pulled in the advertising columns Of the
newspapers. Drs. Newcomb and Duff, in COM
mon with others of the medical faculty, are
simply doing justice to these invaluable medi-
cines inthus speaking well of them, and truly
initiate the benevolence ofthe good Samaritan
in endeav oring to extend their use
TOWNSVILLE, Jan. 80, 1850.
Gentlemen--We have used quite a quantity
of N Lanes Vermifuge in our prattice and find
1t to be a raiuabIe article, and one much needed
in the country. If we can get sufficient guam
tity, we will use some eXerton to dispose of it.
Drs. NEwcoMB & DUFF.
Messrs. J. KIDD & Co.
For sale at HICHCoX l. AxrELL's, st, Paul
Minnesota.
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The contested seat in the Senate is settled
Mr.. Dixon takes it, as he was entitled to do at
the beginning of the session. The Senate is
fond Of following precedents, and this decision
will probably be cited as conclusive one in
similar cases. if there should be any In future
Two points are established by it: list. A Sena-
tor may, in resigning his seat. designate OF
what future time his resignation shall take ef-
feet. He may designate any time before the
close of his term. ID The Legislature of his
State may choose his successor Immediately,
who will be entitled to the seat whenever that
designated time comes For instance--if Gov.
Fish, whose term expires in 1857, should resign,
and name the LIST of January, 1856, as the time
when his resignation should take effect, the
Legislature this winter light choose success
or, to hold the seat from January, 1856, to
March 4, 1857 But this would not impair the
rights of the Legislatures of 1854 and 1855,
and if they We're Of different political COM
plexion, they could repeal the choice and make
another to suit themselves For during the
whole three years the matter would be within
the control of the Legislature OF the State; but
after the elected Senator takes his seat their
control ceases.
MIR. Clay's resignation was made last winter
and was to take effect in September. The Lee
gislature of Kentucky Immediately chose Mr..
Dixon to succeed him at that time. But. be-
fore it came, Mr.. Clay died, leaving vacancy
until September, unprovided for. This the
Governor appointed Mr.. Merriweather to fill.
and he occupied the seat during the summer, as
he was fully entitled to. The preposterous
part of his claim was that he should insist that
he had right to retain it until the Legisla-
ture should hold an election subsequent to the
time that the vacancy occnrred.--.altany Jour.
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The Rev. DR.. Neal, Of Boston, embellished his
Discourse on the death ofMr Webster by pla-
cling Mrs. Webster in the gallery of the Senate
when Mr.. Webster replied to Col Hayne The
N. Y. Times spoiis the effect of this incident by
stating the awkward circumstance that when
that speech was delivered Mr.. Webster was a
Widower The imaginations of Orators and
Divines have been drawn upon for other facts
in reference to Mr.. Webster. Though man of
mighty powers, and distinguished above all his
couutrymen ,at the Bar and in the Senate, Mr..
Webster, like other mortals, was of Earth land
Earthly; yet unless, after Theologians Scholars,
Statesmen and Politicians have invested him
with even more than all the gifts and virtues
of his race, the unbiased Historian does not scru-
tinize and discriminate, his character, as given
to posterity, will be as artificial and unreal as
the most fulsome adulation, and in some sustain
ces the grossest exaggerations can make it,
albany Journal
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Minnesota Territory, GO.
Ramsey County. "
AT Court of Probate holden in and
for said County Monday the 10th day Of January A. D.,
1858,
Present, william II. WEIGH, Judge.
document. purporting to be the last will tesla
ment of Louis Proveneae, deceased having this day
deposited in said by Hercules L. Dousman, ap-
plication having been made 10 prove the same,
1t is therefore ordered that the proof of said will
made before said court the office of the Judge thereof,
in st. Paul. in said county, the first day Of February
next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, of said day. at which and
place all persons concerned notified to appear before
said court and contest the probate of said will they see
Cause which purpose is further ordered that COPY
of the record of this order be published three
cessve, in the Mnnesoan, public newspapers printed
in said county, previous to such hearing.
Given under hand, this 10Th day Of January 1862
WIN. II. WEIGH,
1873 Judge of Probate, Ramsey Co. NJ, r.
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Marine Mills
SHERIFF S SALE.

by virtue writ Of execution issued out
- and under the seal of the District Court of
judicial district liz and the county Washington, up
judgment rendered y said District Court, and dock
eted the eighteenth day Of November, A. d. 1851 in
an action wherein David BARLEY is plaintiff and William
H. Foreman sdefendant, in favor OF said paint, and
ganst the sail defendant for the of three hundred
and dollars and thirty ccnts have this
tytth day of December, A. DlS5l, levied upon thu fol-
lowing described real csate viz rhe equal undivided
onebaf of Lot No. one ~ in block No thiryiv 1857
in the Saltwater In the county Washington and
Territory of Minnesota according the plat of said town
surveyed ami plated by Harvey Wilson, ESQ.,, and
corded in the office of the Register of Deeds Of said
ty together with all the privileges and appurtenances to
the said equal undivided onehalf of said lot belonging
appertaning; which properly shall sell at public auc-
ton the highest bidder cash, at the office of the
Register If Deeds of Washington county. in the town of
Saltwater in said County, Friday the 18th day of Feb
ruary A. d. 1853, at IL O'Clock in the forenoon Of that
day, to satisfy said execution.
WILLIAM c. PENNEY, Sheriff.
Dec mhrr 25. 1S5o-6w9-pr fee 81.
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however. by no means as great as one would
suppose would result from the nature of the
accident. One man was killed, two seriously
injured, and the rest more or less slightly in
jured.
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Martin ID. Clark,
RCHITECT & BUILDER. would

4 KCHTTECT 4 BUILDER, would
inform the citizens of st. Paul and surrounding
couny that he Is prepared to do all kinds Of Carpenter
and JOINER work that may be ntrusted to his care,
neatness AMI despatch, and in the latest styles of Arch
tecture also stair building. For plans and specifications
call on the above at his residence Fort street. Having
devoted his time for many to his business in the
East he feels assured that he give satisfaction all
who may favor him with their patronage. 2-l7y
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Territory of Minnesota,
County OF Washington, %

vi
County Q: Washington, Do
District Court,
Washington County.
By virtue Of execution issued Of and under the
seal Of the District Court aforesaid, upon judgment
rendered by said Court, Oct d. 1884, wherein John Nc
kuSick Is plaintiff and Milton " Mobiles, D. L. Chambers,
Alfred Day. and Moses Perrin defendants in favor Of
said plaintiff and against said defendants, for the sum Of
1921 81. have this 3Oth day Of November, A. D.
1851 levied upon, and shall expose TO sale at public auc
ton the highest bidder for cash, the twentieth day
OF January, 1861 at the hour of ten o'clock in the FORE
noon, at the Office of the Register of Deeds in Saltwater
In said county, all the right title, interest and estate that
the defendants either Of them had In the
following described real property, the second day Of
October 1852, have since acqured much thereof
shall be sufficient satisfy said execution and costs, TO
wit Lot number four () OF section number twenty-sx
(26) and Lots number ~ and two ~ Of section nam
Der thirtyve 35 In township number twenty-nine (2S
north Of Range number twenty CO., west, containing one
hundred nifty land, together
with all and singular the apputenanccs thereunto belong
ing OF In any wise appertaning.
WILLIAM C. PENNEY,
Sheriff of the county Aforesaid.
Saltwater Nov. 30, 1852. 2sq-Pr. fee, $7,Oo.
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N Office.
To Lumbermen.

THE "St. Croix Boom Company, are
Il DESTROYS Of renting their 'Doon.'' the coming
season.
Proposals for this object solicited to be forwarded to
the office the undersigned at Marine Mills, before
the 3lt day of January at which time meeting of
the Directors will be held the purpose opening and
comparing such bids may be received The above Of
fers fine opportunity tor person wishing to engage
in the above kind of business.
d. B. LOOMS, Secretary.
Marine Mills. December %, 1852. l6ti
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d. Ed,

DIED,
In St. Paul. the 10Th inst, ELIZA JANE, only daugL-
ter Of Jonathan Mary Fros aged four years
month.
s'She hath gone, in her youthful gladness,
To mingle with the dead
She hath left us TO mourn in sadness,
The spirit early fled
Life with her joyous dream
But strangely ii hath passed
Like the crimson die OF a sunset beam,
twas bright, but could not last.
Lingering around her like spell,
Was beauty strange and deep;
Blu: the fu-toned voice of the tolling bell
Hath taught us how to weep" Com.
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Take Notice,

AND GOVERN YOURSELVES ACCORDINGLY,
HAT the stock of goods at the
l. New Fork Store will be sold of at COST, to make
room for their large spring stock-hs If hunbug-all
Minnesota and manknd' invited to cali
and examine for themselves.
A. T. CHAMBLIN,
Jan. 8, 1853.
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Notice.

Notice.
T HE Co-Partnership heretofore exist
L ing between SIP. ncer, kirkpatrick Marklcy Is this
day dissolved by mutual Consent. Those having Claims
against the firm will please present them and those in
debt Ell to it will please settle without delay.
i. N. SPENCER,
JAMES KIRKPATRICK,
January s, 1858. ISAAC MARLEY.