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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-23

A. large and enthusiastic meeting of the citizens
of Saltwater NJ. r.. held the 20 day of clru-
AIRY, 4. D. 1851, at said village, John Parker ESD,
was chosen Chairman, and l.. E. Thomson, Secre-
tarv of said meeting.
The Objects of the meeting having been stated by
William Hoicomb. Esq: On motion, Messrs Wn.
liOlcomb, {. ID. Gillian and l.. f. Thompson, ere
appointed Committee to draft and present Resolu-
tions TO the meeting expressive Of its SENSE
Whorcupon, the following Resolutions we're pre-
scented and unanimously adopted by said meeting:
WHEREAS, the Boom Of the ST. Croix Boom Com
pany located the point where it now is in ac-
cordance with compromise by and between the df.
erent mill owners upon the river ST. Croix above the
head Of Lake ST. Croix and the citizens and lumber
men oil Saltwater; which compromise was that if
sad citizens and iumbcrmen would permit the Boom
10 be located where 1t rs, that the said citzt
and lumbermen Of Saltwater should receive their LOGS
and lumber delivered at the head of Lake St. Croix
at the same rate AMI charges the lunihermen and
mill owners who situated above the head of Lake
st. Croix and the foot Of said Boom which was
fifty cents per thousand feet.
And irhocas. An alarming attempt has been made
by interested stockholders in the St. Croix Boom
Company, to obtain Leg slaiive authority for an in
crease 0f twenty cents per thousand feet charges for
delivering all logs at the head OF Lake 81; Croix.
And uhereas, 1t is understood that the Council
have passed, are about TO pass, bill allowing
such increase to the aforesaid Boo Company
Therefore, we, the citizens of Saltwater,
Resofre, That it is our unanimous request that the
Honorable House of Representatives should inielpose
their negative vote against the passage of any amend.
ments 10 the charter Of the ST. Croix Boom Company
granting any increase Of Boomase to the St. Croix
Boom Company
And wteeas, The aforesaid combination are great
iy opposed to granting charter for a Boom a, the
head OF Lake ST Croix, which is pending in the
Legislature Of this Territory, by which charter il is
proposed 10 boom, and RAFT log for fifty per
thousand feet, thereby saving twenty per thous
and feet on all logs passing through the -. Croix
Boom required at and below Saltwater. Therefore
Resolued, That we respectfully represent TO the
Honorable Legislature OF this Territory, that The
large and Increasing business of numbering on and
about the Lake ST Croix, together with the fact that
the logs coming out of Apple river into the ST. Croix
below the ST. Croix Boom, which amount 10 many
millions of feet, imperousy demand that there be
established the head Of Lake 81. CroiA a
Boom with the usual chartered rights.
1t was further
Resolued, That the proceedings Of this meeting he
published in more OF the papers blished at
the City Of st. Paul.
JOHN PARKER, Chairman.
L. E. THOMPSON, Secretary.
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"N,r TrnAsxY IN THE BuD."-such wa. the

"NIP TrRASSY IN THE BUp."-Such was the
heading Of a handful. calling On the true friends Of
Liberty rally at the Court House. and devise means
10 defeat the passge OF The present liquor bill now
before Legislature. We are in favor Of free
Discussion. and therefore glad thai the opponents
Vi The bill have had their SAY, bat gentlemen, rcmem-
tsr ons thing. you cannot check the tide VI public
opinion that Is rolling down upon the liquor traffic
aud although law may not be passed this session.
yet the people will fsrH their repre- senatves 10 take
sarly action at the next. Times have changed, or.
changing, will change.
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>EN thousand copies have been already sold in less
n than three months from the day of publication
Our townsnan, JIM. Winslow Esq who has just pc =
turned from New York informs us that the publisher
mas not been able TO bind the sufficient
70 meet the increasing demand on all parts of L.
mon From Buffalo 10 The Mississippi The supply had
been exhausted in a day two, and the demand was
constant and universal. This fact should be extremely
graiii, ing TO Mnnesotian No citizen cnn pos
biy INV est i've dollars better than by assisting
~ extensive circulation among his respective friends
throughout The states; especially in those places which
nlght not otherwise be reached The Postage is only
io cents 10 any part Of the Union.
oJCOPIES OF THE THIRD EDITION.,
Being 400 received here by Express this winter have
Just arrived, and are
For saieat BOND KELLOGG's,
City Drug Store.
ST. Anthony street, Upper st. Paul; and at all the
bookstores and Hotels.
ALso--nt The Office Of the North Western Democrat.
q. Anthony; by John ii. Stevens, Minneapolis, Col.
O. ii. Kelley, itascG; jeremiah Russell Sank Rapids;
}. w. Lynde, Fort Ripley; y. Myrick. Traverse dies
Sioux; DR. Ripley, Shaknpeei T. NJ. Fullerton, Esq,
Land Office S,iliwater DR.. Otis Hoyt hudson, Wis;
Wesley Weiiiern. ESQ, Prescott Wis; Judd Walker
& Co.. Marine Mills, and w. ii. Z. Folsom, Tay lor's
Fails. feb %
ST. Paul and st. Anthony papers copy.
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"GAHDING SASS"

HOE all who intend planting sardens-who are
Il Il dsi,o,et 10 -mnd their PEAS and q's-who have
faith in cA1bage--(tsilors not eNceptei) who know
beans when the bag is ogenedwho acknowledge the
corn" il the roasting earho believe in the good
comhPs-when new potato-ses ana ripe tomat -
f-ncc rail ccumbers and ncintd plane squashes will
please the eye and administer the appetites Of the
'toiliog mlions.'
This special proclamation, greeting: If YOU wan,
flesh Garden Seeds, come and get them, at
BOND KEILOGG'S,
feb he ali Ding
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DUBUQUE TO BE PoRr OF DELIVERY
On The o0ih ult., Mr.. Jones, Of Iowa, introduced
the following resolution in The Senate, which, bv
unanimous consent, considered and subsequently,
agreed to:
Resol,ed, That the Committee on Commerce be
Instructed to inquire into the expediency Of estab-
hshing port Of dIvery nj Dubuque, IoMa.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-23

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4.
LARGE FIRE!-At three O'Clock this afternoon
the searmer Charles Burcher, just arrived Nash
vile caught fire and in short time totally co
suned, with her valuable cargo OF cotton, tobacco
and western produce. May passengers in the cabin
barely escaped with their lives. Fifteen or twenty
negroes persisted in the flames.
The fire spread to the steamers Natchez, which
with her cargo OF 1900 bales of cotton, was entire
destroyed.
The steamer Cairo next caught fire and was
burned.
The steamer Sultana and Grand Turk also caught
fire and consumed.
number of barges loaded at the f.cvee, caught
fire and were also greatly damaged. Several more
lives supposed TO beos;.
The whole loss estima,ee at ST 900 900
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WIIInK !
COMMISSIONERS MOTTO.

HAVING been appointed and commits i.us5 i, ,s.
Judge OF Probate in and for wash ...,n CONN.
ana Territory of Minnesota, to receive ex are std.
just all Claims and demands Of all person .e,,,,.s
estate OF James Middleton, late Of the af, c. ~ 81,
decreased; as also all claims and demand. rt f 10
Offset thereto, BY George Brsden esecutor il as
VIII oil SAD deceased In virtue OF whjoE ., IN.
me Undersigned commissioners will meet nj m m fl,-
house OF James :. Norris at Cottage Or, .n Gu ,ne %
cohd Monday of March next, at ten oclo.e 4 p. s,t
upon the second Monday Of Aps,l and v . -.It..s.ag
and also upon the 2ith day OF June 1854 ttaie M
teu III 'he aforesaid commission for Tho aetla-
~ sa'o ciaiins ana offsets; and all pereoHs ding
1a'hs salst said estate or demands in oi here
Dy notified, TO present the to the ~ -t.r. -
adjustment before the last mentione ., .,aa+
ing OF sad commissioners, to wit The tl .-. 4
june a ID 1884 JAMES :. NOR
JOSEPH w. Fl Gs.u
i3-iw Conr, .
Cottage Grove, Washington county Feb ls. .-:
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NOTARIEs PUBLIc.

II. H. Humphrey, Blue Earth County.
BY reference to the above appointments it win be
seen that with the exception Of Notar;es Public, who
are required by statute TO reside in the COUNTY for
which they are appointed, that not an appointment
has been given to any person residing west of the
Mississippi.
1t true, that most Of the Territorial officers are
required to keep their Offices at the scat of Govern
ent and that the salaries attached to the best Of
them would aot be sufficient inducement of itself to
cause nen, capable Of filling any Of the Territorial
offices, to iearf the West side Of the Mssisspgx for
residence in St. Paul. bu, il appointments are to b.
rendered to persons residing any section Of the Ter
ritory. other than St. Paul, we insist that as good
and capable be found West OF tho M.sissip.
pi rs there arc on the East.
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BURNING OILS AND FLUIDS.

TIVE large stock of these uIninaors laid in by
q last Fan Is considerably EEhf- end already by the
great rush the present winter for light varie
" Of subjects. Our drug store-thc subiunary al
~. PsuhAs few rays of light still left for The
phi ysca illumination Of those who have the dimes 20
pay for our olcsginous scintillations. Cali on
BoND& KELLOGG,
feb IS Upper Town.
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BLOWS PURE WHITE LEAD,

SSSPRING time OF year Is coming" and so is paint
- ing time Painters house owners and builders
who intend painting early la the spring, should give
Call. We have large LOT OF Blows pure White Lead
on hand reserved especially orspng painting and vii
sell il very low iur the ready tin.
BOND & KELLOGG,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
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TO CAPITALISTS. FARMERS ANf3 M.


yFNHE undersigned has always on ham ~ Sal. 1,s
a cash or on time, from
TEN 70 TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
al rural land. improved or unimproved inc lt1 rf~e
OF different sizes, and degrees Of improyeme At sg
cores spending with these.
Also-property in ST Paul and suburbs A. ~ Man.
kato c'iy, ST Anthony, Shakopce, LcSueur, -4sefse
des SIOUX and Eureka.
lie can at all times accommodate, on IA. sasiest
terms any one who really ,ciShes to purchase
HENRY McKENTl.
Dealer iii Real Estate. st. Paul, MIN. Ter
oihce--tl'e old Post-oiice building, = re- s-reet
st. Pant, Feb. II, ISL. 81 =
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PAINTING OILS.

STu.I. on hand several barrel. Of the best L.nseed
~ Oil, Boiled and raw--both frst rate articles to
which and for which ,Ae attention of all intend
ms TO pant their houses or give col or TO any other
''idea." Call
BOND s KELLOGG'S,
Paint. and OIL Warchonse. ST. Paul.
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P..L. 81 N. VANDEVENTERN CO.
Wholesale Dealers in
MEN IND BOYS CLOTHING,

INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
No, le2 and l6i, Main Get, corner Of Washington
Avenue,
ST. LOUIS MO.
WE receiving from our Manuiactory in
w New Yorh our SPRING STOCK, which will be uu-
usually large and comprise all GRADES of MEMS and
BOYS CLOTHING, from the CoARsEsr FABRICS 10 the
FINEST FRENCH CLOTH and general assortment of
sHIRrs, FURNISHING GOODS, UABRELLAs, GARRETT
BAGS, &C.
Our stock Of India Rgbber Goods will be very large.
shall receive these Goods, from several different
manufactures.
Persons dealing in the above articles are particularly
invited to call and examine stock intend TO
sell goods at low prices AMI liberal
house in this city,
ii-ly T. L. & H. VAN DEVENTER e. CO
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J. +. DowDNLL. n. E. CARR. IT,. ". p BLOCK
DOWDALI CARR & CO.

DOWDALL, CARR & CO.,
XXTASfiiNGTON FOUNDRY Engine and Machine
w shop, Corner of Second and Morgan streets,
Sr. LOUIS. No.
Manufacturers OF Steam Engines and Boilers, Saw
and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco and Presses
Lard Kettles, Lard screws and Cylinders, Wool card
ing Machines, Young's Patent Smut Machines Building
Castings, &C.
Agents for sale of James Smith and Co.'S superior Ma
chine Cards.
UManoiacture-s of Eureka, Portable, upright saw
Mills ~ SIN
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MONEY TO LOAN.

liL subscribers have on hand loan few n on
sands upon sood security on tern. 2, ,.-. lfr-
hMES VAN t.r.--f.-
s.. Paul, Feb II, 1854. ts,r
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TCRPENTINE

"E have large lot OF this extract of Pine which
w we intend selling low o early customers
Painters remember BOND & KELLOGG,
At the old Brown Drug Store.
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o. Sunday morning, ,bou, ) CLOCK, lire broke
out in a boardin, house, kept by Mr.. Murphy, on
the opposite side of the river, near the railroad
bridge, and occupied by twelve persons. The
fire originated from barrel OF ashes, carelesslv
left near the door, and when the inmates were
aroused, it had made such heaiway that egress bv
the door was impossible. Two men, named Howard
and Ruby and Mrs. Stacy and a daughter of Mr.
Murphy the proprietor, abou; ten years Of age were
burned to death in the house. Mr.. and Mrs Muir
ply and child four years old, were badly burned
Mrs Murphy, it is feared, fatally. Mr.. Stacy sue
ceeded in getting ont OF the house, but wen, back
after her child and persisted.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-23

ESTATEOF JOHN CLARK, DECEASED.
NOTICE rs hereby given that have been appointed
~ by the Honorable rebate Court OF Ramsey conn-
~, administrator OF the above named estate, and will
attend Ia its settlement. All persons having claims
sainsr said estate there notified present the
with proper vouchers for adjustment and those know
ing themselves indebted will please call the under
signed and make settlement. JOHN PRINROSE
81. Paul, Feb %, 1854. 44--3w
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Appointments by the Governor.

Appointments by the Governor.
by and 'oith The ad,loe and consent Of the Coun
Robert A. Smith, Territorial Librarian.
Lafayette Emmett, Attorney General.
Julius Georgii, Territorial Auditor.
Charlie. q. Leonard. Territorial Treasurer
Isaac Van Et'en, Adjuant General of the Ter, i.
tory.
NOTARIEs PUBLIc.
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GREAT BARGAINS OFFIarn

'ENE subscriber has TO- So aud 100 tracts II and
n that will be sold low for cash, time; ne q
changed for village property.
good horse span Of horses and WAGON other
valuable property will be taken IN PAYNE, ar cart M
men. as the case may be.
~ tf e II rApGrr
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BAR BOO AND Ia Gro

IbNiE stage OF the undersigned viii ho-eafr-- -e.s
Btrahoo for La Crosse every Mout5,. ..t a
Crosse tor Baraboo every Thursday. Our le rr--.-
with the Madison and Milwaukee EXPIRES d. . ..-.s-.,
ana oauA stages. We have fitted up loo3 v-.l-as1
for the comfort OF passengers. All order a,t, -,
Their care, will be punctauy attended &c.
we nave, III connection wtn our stag 70 good Live
cry stable AT Baraboo, and can convey as..---ts Z
desired to any part of the country.
PARISH & HART.
Baruboo. Dec "a
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ia,ee at 81 900 900.


| NV y! IL Ans, FeD., D.
Six steamers were destroyed by fire Yesterday,
named Chas. Becher, Natchez, Mohican, Leak and
Lima Saxon and Grand Turk. They were valued
at $500 900 and mostly insured in Western Houses
The remainder Of the property mostly insured
| in this city ia the Crescent Oice.
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MAPS OF ST. PAUL,

MAPS OF ST. PAUL,
Lii in need of a correct map of st. Pau will - vr I
y To Call on Combs and procure one a. ,hcIe sre g
a lew left.
PrCc-Sl,Co and 81 25, at
CONES BOOKS TORE
ieb - near the Amer'caa House.
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MUSIC BOOKS.

THE Shawn and The Dulcmer co!ee trtr 81, tqrs
and FOR sale VII olosaie retail. By
w. s. CCNhS
fcb 10 Near The Amer Ftogxs.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
vvNIE Erm heretofore existing under the name Of
II Presley aud Post, Ia the Toy, Fruit and Confec-
uonery business, Is this day dissolved by mutual
sent, e. Post Withdrawing The business viii con-
trued At The Old stand by b. Presley, who pays
due by and collects all debts due the late firm.
B. PRESLEY,
&. j. POST
~. Paul, Feb. 20, 1851. 44-3w
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UNITED STATES NysJyr ssr

htfREES NICHOLS Goa .rc - y ie-ro
kI saltwater every Tuesday and Frifay r.ar.,tr.
for Prairie du Chen. which will car .r-,
through 10 the latter place in six DAYS u ..,
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kSPlRlT GAS.-As a member Of the society Tor the
~ suppression o. ignorance and the relief e suffer
ing, we ould call upon all those afflicted with az ex
cess oil TINS article TO cali and viii try 10 IT,
iieve them, as we have disposed of our LAS.
W. W. EICBCCN.
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CITY CASH FURNISHING STORE
INK

MERCHANT TAUORs
Wholesale and Retail Dealers and .Haan-
fQcturers IA
IL Id YIN AIDE CLOT HIN & .
FURNISHING GOODS.
Boys and Chiidrea's Clothing.
Roberts street, Saint Paui, Minnesota ALLY
ST. PAUL BANKING OFFICE.
l'ctions in any part uf the Territory, and prompt
s re,nittei al the lowest rate Of Exchange.
Do- The highest prices pad for Eastan Erchange.
Eastern and Southern Exchange sold at 81 per cent
premium.
U LAND WARRANTS WANTED, N
Will attend TO the Of Land Titles loaninp
money, pay ment of taxes etc etc
Money RENTED Great Britain or TO any of the i'm
pcrtsnt points On The Continent OF Europe
CHAS. II. PARKER.
Attorney and Counsellor Law.
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EUOF,O'1
This calculation is bnsed on the ground that wheat
in Mchiy gan brings Is cents per bushel; corn 40
cents; oats 80 ents.
In Minnesota wheat brings readily $li corn 81;
cats 50 cents and when it is known that soil,
will pro luce greater quantity To the acre than the
soil Of Michigan there is gre:, for surprise
in the fact that 76l 90 is In as balance in favor
of Minnesota.
IN L, .oo tLi c5no m
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NALATINE-Coopers and CoxeE SparSliug Gala
IA tine for sale the
CENTRAL ORIG STORE
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A DHEsiVE PLASrE3-ilat viii hold un HhIE
"A SOULS without pesgipg. For sae in quantities. 20
suit purchasers by w w UlCIBGOX
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HINaOsTINGS OF ALL COLORs, for sal BY
"A w. w. HICHCOX
GEiDI1TZ AND SODA POWDERs-l9 boxes icr
~ sale AT wholesale Or retail, at the
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
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VlNRU SSES--a large assortment OF Marsh s.ji NJ
II justing trusses for sac At the
ST PAEI. ORIG GTrpr
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Carriage and Wagon Shop,
ON SIXTH STREET, DUBUQUE, IOWA,
Opposite the American HOu; and near the Post fiji

ON SIXTH STREET, DUBUQUE, IOWA,
Opposite the American Hou and the Post flee
nAgSH ANY description of Four, Two or
H-LssElaG1!Gl One Horse Wagons. suitable for the
Mines Farms, for the route California and war
ranted to easy and ready to immediate use
Connected with the above, and adjoining il is first
| rate Blacksmith Shop and Paint Shop, where work il
done of every descriptions and all kinds Iron Axle
Trees. Wagons done well the taste of all persona
be suited; the work is done under his own imme
date inspection. Orders from any part of the country
promptly attended to. Wagons fevery description
built to order and for sale. which for STYLE durability,
and elegance of finish cannot be surpassed. Workmen
Of celebrity engaged, and the best materials used.
| VIM. HURLEY begs leave to announce to Farmers,
Merchants, citizens and others, that he is located
at the above stand where he will always be found the
ready recipient of theirparonege lie need say moth
ing OF his Work, that is already known sufficiently TO
be guarantee for the future to any who may
him with the execution of order His constant
aim will be to have an unexceptonable character for
quality ,cheapness, punctuaty and despatch.
| G3-Remember the direction:
WILLIAM HURLEY,
opposite the American .tose, aud the Post Office
| Dubuque, Sept J" n, 1858. daw-1y
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no t,,tuolicpu TAI 0tnHr
mora certain less ypensive, and leaving the system III
better condition. let all interested call ana oDtaih
pamphlet (frce) containing ample proof itot" ne W."
resertabe sources of the beneficial results OF us uc
tnoather with letters from highly experienced rnysr
clam VII. have used il in their practice ana Speah
their own observations.
R.rEeENcrs--P PechGam; Mp, .ura' :, \
l. ID Fleming, NJ d. Rochesto M II hiiis' "
Rochester, Ny u Foote, ID, Syracuse, " n
prof Dunbar NJ n, Baltimore, Md & orrck' ~
BALTIMORE Md w w Reese. Nj ID New horh ", =,
~ Prescott NJ d, Concord, ii I Newiahu' " ~
Utica: Rev. C Beard, Glenn Springs, Z.
Lste, addressed 10 Messrs Beach Brophson, Hgea,s
Nc,oJury, C III, C, By Rec c 5 Beard 81 same eta'''
| GLENN SPRINGS, Jan. 9th, 1888.
| MrssRs Beach & B.owHsor-Stss: SEND i"f a..
other hottie of your MaTchsi's Uterine Cahoiieo'.
NV wife has been afflicted for eleven years. ana
ety Of means has been resorted to Tor rene' out nu
was obtained until received this medicine rom yo
Its influence seems almost magical: there was ai''"
fest Improvement from the day twas taken.
| AZ there are a great many females in our conh,r
,ahoripp under the ction for which your meaieih
nroposes remedy, feel 1t duty to recommend IL
all such. (signed oLoo'f' 70
Pamphlets to be had gratis at the store OF IiMo1H
M.so. Agent Druggist. Dubuque, Iowa. ~ I So
nv G Hardin, & Co, Dslhi Lewis & Graham, beii'
, vue l. d Crockwell, Anamosa, Frank Smith & ~
. CLAYTON DIR. Eastman. Plattevile, vi.
J. b. ANARCHIST & Co., PrcpretorS
Central Depot, 3O4 Broadway, NY
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Mr.. Clingman Of C., objrcsed acd permis-
81 n was not granted 4
MIR Houston OF Aha. moved that ihc Groa'e
up"n the Si0,o0n, 200 appr"prIaiinn for the
Mexican treaty close at IL . clock TO morrow.
Cincinnati, June q
~ .,. ,a ic, s,om.ra and s,,w,rdess
oil the Marine Hospital, were severely injur' d
by an internal machine in the shape of box
SEM !" 'ne nosp'ai ''s' sv'".rs
-.
New orleans, june 80
Late Texas dates report the capture OF party
of Indians, snppos, 10 be the murdrrris of the
,r, '"", ~, all. ,o-a,, for
~ "
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Administrators Sale of Personal

THE public hereby notified that by order OF the
County Court of Dubuque County at its January
term, 1853, the Subscriber, Administrai "f the
Estate Of William Donaldson, deceased, WILL the
a2nd day of JULY 1854 offer for sale certain Gard
inc Machine, belonging to the Estate of said decd APP
praised the value of two hundred dollars for the pay
ment Of debts of said deceased. The said Machine is
ready be exhibited desiring to buy, the
residence of the subscriber the southwest corner of
Ninth and Locust Streets in ting city of Dubuque. The
said sale will take place the day above named,
O'Clock in the afternoon of that dav at the rodt door
the Court House in SAID city, public auction for cash
to the highest bidder. Sale positive,
]. s. COVlL, Admir- of said Estate.
Dubuque, May 10, 1854. ma242m