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STAnKEV n pE.T.rEYS
Office Third M1sa. 81. Paul. Ninn,~ta
"A attended to Military Land Warrant. t~ated ad1an,
,is,ra 'AAe' ps'a o..se."as made anu Loan" neg"
M;s snkxks.S; A.. r..
H. HN Ne ". 4. o"raan, 'oV. MN. lerrEo!y
non , IL NJ Nice Delegate to CONGRESS Hon X Smith,
.; Alton III: James L. Whiting Ell, New York City :;
n n ,.'s H r. May, g., Paul Mrup 9aAe'
| q, ~ ). sTAhAEi sc. e. EriEYs
OF. raul June "a. leS4-t
COv, ..,----.,z-
EVAs SCnOAbAN HESIOENCEs
SEERAl splendid two and five hts only mile
iart down the balance time. Other descriptions
nv. .aT Tor sale information c"irtrhi',g which can i~
h'.' ny Calling On JAS. STARkEI.
June -i'u Raj tate Dealer. Third ST.. ST. Paul ,
.,. --------
fihe Size kOr Country Residence
Ok n ACRFS rich Emi. heavily tim,.rc,l s,rrrinv
HCO ON SPlcniid fishing Lake, only eight rifles from,
ot lake and no~ oeen \" r" r''. 's bank ,
>rrers will take pl~sure in showing the above property
70 an! one de>irOus Of rurca.inr For particulars ap
ply earl! to sTARkEl PkfTEYS.
- ",",,- W" INN" -. .. r"".
~ nNAI ~ acre tracts" ci"icr I.nd i"r sale by
~ juno all SiANnhi I'll ED
Acprs .,.;,, ,,,.
lou a ,~au;ital Lake. -.,
..,"c -'-.l .--.--.z SlANNf.a IT IS.
june a.@ anu "' ~TSsSrY ,a'n rrT TIT rs
TrmsE and lot in III. CITY f., s,,.
IL June 2l-t STAHKEy + pExrrys
------
Na.Vv s.SAnxS
oo>., '
( ,oMDS mas received large addition to his stock If
- - aT'i r " h'sn are
: S.' n I.e - Fanny f"r". lie" suPPFj
i:'mi hsh'er
. '",.". =. =.
Hai> and Mi.har- a.
Swing. ana ID h,s> - Mrs. Darlington, -
f"rd : History Il Illinois.
NJ" -a'!ays just pu'''i>lcd;
E',y Nat
p p,ar, and Cents: :.
# America. by Brn-ay ,,-t rnhli-i,,-,:
Home, moon and Co,nc.i,r. frm punch:
Merle ..ra # naman If..
ami many other. to mention. Tie at,cn
"n ~ the pai'c - invited TIA examine the largest asscri
..--..--
lust REcEIvEp-,he fine, ,.u,,r.r, - w,up,
- Ter ever brcasht I" Minnesota. Call and examine
'"f'r" rnrc''a sing rl>c~i'crr. Chap fr cn>hat
~pI COMBS BOOK STORE
-. ,.,,,, 80.
AO.OOo WILL NILS
NOVELS and Cheap P"Iit"t rs, among which can
~ b. had all the iate Issue at
-, -, ..ss.- 800 e.0~.-
~ AO"
'ih most extensive assortment Blank Book in Min
Il i.'>"'", On nan ami ir >ate toS at
AO MISUNDERSTANDING BUCKS
X~oC will please take notice ami govern YOUR a
1 -.l,es arc,cin.I. that tue tall,~ine new a |
Masonic B-,k- CA b. lad. q Wit - ~
The New M.A>s,ni, TTr,iIc B.rl, by Moro. ~
The Craftsman AMI FIRE Mason GuIie. b. Moorc.
The Temi lar Text is-,k
the Mystic Circle, b, &. H. Gray.
By calling VI : CONIsS
TO LAWYERS,
1 VERY fine assortment = lau,-r.' S,atonerv ju,,
r,-r,,.-i by eAlr,>, fr,,n Ne. York amcny xlic
nsX l.. found
The LAW er Common place S~k. 4 superior arfcl. (,
II ISai Zap I>.a:"i Lawyer = al- Notarial Wafer-
ani ia -r, article superior quality used by
i--.al i'rufc>>un for sale cheap for Cash nv
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J. &. BURBANK a. CO.,
STORAGE, Forwarding and Commission Merchants
- Growers ara Dealers in Grain and Provisions -
"n"f' Boat st. Paul. Mn. T. = Bu wM;ANxx
Shippers and ConsfsAees tfi find 10 tIre To
GO with Us. as the IF Labor and bray
REFERENCES
": %:S ,ss 1; as:.ii Co. }".r.A.
$:;;. \; s;y7:'s' : Co.. e.'ss'.
R ~ w s..s st. Louis.
Charles scuider, Il Co, (,..
Manning Il Ssanw cod. ~
Marx Package. care d. 4 {. Wharf Boa, 81. Paul
Nil nexota.
II. Paul, May l.. 1854. l.n
w. sAss rHEoDOR BOReP. q. .cuANPLIK.
BASS, RORCP & CO.,
STORAGE. fOEw ABIDING AND CGNsIsSION MER-
CHANTS, AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
Lerei Opposite Ste0mtonf Lanai"s, 81. F0"t, Min
RErE.EscEs.-P Chouss,u, Jr. n Co, New York:
d. a w. Banning, Cineffnsii; Riggs Il lowering, st.
i"mis; r. Choateau, Jr Co., st. Louis; Chou,tau 4
shley. M-ndota; Livingston 4 Fargo, Buffalo; Doie
Rumsey = Co.. Chicasn Geo. Smith, Chicago; James
Hectes .Iens; rsnsn s,r.. ca For, G: ssr
ing; BOrnp r Oske~, 81. Paul d. -
II Liberal advances made On eon.isnments-M
pac knges Care b., ID. + Co., ST. Paul, N. T."
q. Paul, April lIih, 1854. l-tf
ESrABLEklIED IN 1851.
NoRTlI'WESTEEN EXIEESS COMPANY.
(tONNH1f ING with the American Expires. C..n,any in
~ all the principal points in III. United State. Canada
and Europe.
fir cheapest and safest way Of transporting light and
valuable t'ssl-->Is Gle ami RINK Notes.
Particular at~niu Iai the cller,icn Of Notes Els
Drafts and Accounts Purchase and sale Merca I,re
LOST FREIGHT AND BAGGAGE
looked up and lclvcr-i to owners nc.
Acssrlisrrs-Scmi- Weekly.
J. c. BURBANK l. 10.
-. iaui' MAY 10. 81. If''irriors.
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ST. paul Aob'tS.

Z. H0WITZ 4 Coz
AVE Just recsiyes large assortment Of Msceape.
II Gus s sst. End an tie latest publications, and IL.
.' Theft and the public generally TO tax. look
at tn. stock st The PIONEER BOOKSTORE,
rep.I"I Otro-ite the Post Dhiee.
MUslC! mUxlcii -i4fs
A NEW and splendid assortment Of SHEET MUSIC,
"A just opSned and for sale BY Z. HOWlTZ L CO.,
srP l-dtf Opposite the Pos. ONCE.
"HOMEs OF THE NEW wORLD,.
ID T.. HUWITz CO.'S.
sep 1-dh Opp site the Post Office.
FOR LIBRARIES.
IL the standard American and English Authers, IN
s'," .ib'afs mndink' just received ana FOR sale It
H~f: I-"tt D. HOwITZ L tn.'s B"s kstnre.
PRAYER BOOKS.
>NGTISII. French and German PRAYER Book. Of every
Inscription, constantly On handat
SEP l-dtf =. hOwITZ L co. s Bookstore.
TO THE LADIES.
4 FEW bottles Of genuine Eau Cologne and tubin,
"A Bet Imported Ieriumery. Cali at
s-r.ldtf T. HOwIrz co. s Bookstore.
Y'wENTl Years in the rhiisspne Islands for sale al
II g. HOwTTZ CO.'S
Sep 1-dm Opposite the Post Onic-.
4 sIrkkloK article OF POCKET coMPAssEs. just re-
"A eeirel at T.. HOwITZ& co.'s,
Hei 81" Opposite the Post Office
("pYING PRESSES, COPYING BOOKS. 0u,.p~,.
'"9'ns BRUSHES, Of tatiou. .ines, received and for
SEP i'.n T.. HowTrZ CO IS fs,ot..sr..
E.HOwITZ CO.'S,
sep i-hu GpIosite:he Post Office
TITAN and the Normon.. by Ferris. late Secretary Of
u Utah Territory, just received and for sale at
Sep 1-dtf =. HOwITZ CO.'S Bookstore.
u EtOEi,s If Buttlttof Parish for sale at
III sep l-dtf T.. HDWlTZ co. Bookstore.
T EATIiEt Sucking and silk a story Of Virginia for
i sale at the IIONEER BOOKsTORE,
Sep I'it Opposite the Post G!hce.
SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND FACTORY.
L be la. fitted up an establishment the Of
f"nr'h and 81 Peters streets in the Of the rresby
terrain Church. fer the manufacture Of
SASH DOORS AND BLINDS.
He will at all times keep Ina nd the largest nd best
assortment Of all work in his line b~ Mime
sofa Orders promptly 6lisi at the shortest notice
to an examination 81 biz work and prices.
Ne B.--Ail orcrs frcm the country promptly attended
to. \. GROSS.
ST. Pull Angus: y. 1854. snx Is-dtf
BOSTON CLOTHING AND FURNIsIllNG
STORE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
- G. CRISwOID Ia. Just ",@hed In tAMBERT's
" BRICK BIIHK 81 street, under the Minne.otisa
Office. Ten Thousand IplIars worth Of
READY MADE CLOTHING AND CENTS FURNISHING
Goods,
the orre>t and be-. ssteefed assortment OF
god, Of tile kind, e~r-: in TIL. city Territory
I he goods and clothing are all new. and Of the
LATEST SPRING STYLES,
selected With great from the largest and most fass
able house IN B~tOn- Iie also assortment
pf HATS AND CAPS
Of every description.
70 their al I" examine this stock before making
their purchases. The stock sill be at WHOIISAIE
RETAIL to suit purchasers and At the LOwES1 CASH
May ll-kr-tt -'-.-
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O6ce 10 Hsiiasd Place,
SAINT ANvaVNv sraEEr, SAINT PACL,
>ENUERS his professional services to the citizens
L "a. Paul aNd Vici,.sty. Having had exPerirNce
Of over lears tar Frxriice al Medicine, one at
which .J~Ht n .cisa and surgeon with tue u
= arm, ia Mexico, he hatters himself that he will be
ahle to merit the caddr~e~ at all VITO AAy favor him
with a share OF their patronage.
July % 1888.
IaAkLEs 2 BoR,r. CNARLEs Il. OAkEs
BORCP T. CAKES,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS,
SAINT PAIL, MINNESOTA.
VUNAkE the liberty the and other
Il basin~.. men of the Territory, that tAey have
ati> formed such business CONNIE cti'as lt thc prsnct
al r,ts~s the Esst and SoSlh be able tv aesrd
BANKING FACULTIES.
They will receive currrat bank notes on deposit,
fer they will give their certificates payable in
Ike funds, coin a exchange the East al
Ieht rales-
kNCHAN,iE or THE EAST, SOUTH AND EUROPE,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Cciieo,cas promptly attended To and proceeds for
W~rJcl, Kiss exchange.
Lad UayFaats Bought and Sold.
uneurrrnt tsnA sc,-s taken al highest rates lioSm
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D,ESIRE MIC IIA Nd,
SUuk>>.S IT, A.kI. Ekf, Dfsisis IT, SAY
10 TIIE IIIIZE\S DE MIN ESOT !

SItNl>S n, n. " \
~ ..- ,.,>-,.,.,,
TO TIE ClllLENS Or MI fSOI n .
,.,,,,, 49,; l., - ,.., e,,, H., ,,,- L.
tir .nI,r- .rS IF
" 49, - 49, -
.s am, ,.,,,l,r .,.,- 90, R,-.r, s,,,., ,.,--
fully Invite g; tne hcfa i.ar,na.c
L. :" .t'ah -->;"S' b. i'e 1'i' 1i-a Ia" tab
=, -. 49,. . a., -. H.. ,,x,r. III. ,.o.I, 81
a.. bow .-. Al - .ar>t "a j. prices, .n,i i,.,> .,,.
ANA :. e; -v-r. ..,cr.;,I "A al, In
- :, 49, .., ., ,,., -, - -
CHEAPER r,,; CASH
- .
Tvs" g" " - "' Il ~ q" '-''> Gay - '''">'
81" -! .,,,
S:.I.!lN,, ..tt At CASH.
VHNE subscribers utcr tlrir stock AZ, fer cash
Il the following Ta'e-:
t."i.rn =. ruP Al ~ cents Per gallon;
H.. i-sa., - u N.iz>>ss per sllon;
i..Il11 a, ie ,.ni. per 81;
Sugar cared LA.as at Is cents per lb
do ~ l.I-s
Sis. 10 do
Re- q"
t.,--i B..ley. ~ do
s., I.,r,ii,. Ill. A.
ER.SSLER A CFOecI
March sA. ISL i.u Tp,~r L.na.,s-
CArhCAHr,
- " ~ ".-.1 So SIC, ,. ''". ~ I-.
HH"l-k>A nh ANi IN AL pt.ii.ti, ~ f"Nf-i''N
ANp ''a'>ii, pKl "'"f~-
l." EE : >'s-raiy nn l.ani iar-' .ni s'li -irr'e
IN 81 aai ,,aiiv pr. 'r-.- consisting ia
-. o. BVan : icvssas>. Siri'ac>, Sui-> iriilns
iria;>. .!n IL 'ic- ia>ier>, Ae..'', ie!'ci>. III
l.r.. ..-es .: c.r,-,.as pr.,r~,. u.,..->, ans. all
kai, OF iiOu>e r -ri.,,iin-, a. bar 'A>a a'
- NJ :" u .ssEr> IaslI 81 fsGt
CHAuBLiN a HOxGAN, :,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. lEAiE.sS IN
r,xgr ~. - ,pf Il my ,.,s,,,x ,ND r., ,ryyyy/>
IIAT> Cap Bot, she's AMI fsrai>h;az ,:.---. Car
- !S'tis. va S.0H "'',r. - ".I NS' Ia ,s
"" >i-f Ae- '..'N s'1ee'' "e'A i'S''' a.
80 "a, i
kk k:Su a. 4 NDf.N SEEDS.
NON Is SIOUX TiNh
Il Disposed ihe,r and Wv ho have
i..s ia c.i.a.<e-[t.iscrs e,cersea,} ~ro -kns~
tcans sra sax 5 opeaeS-~ho "aokpe~ estsr the
esnia.-~h-n Le~ potsie-.-. AID ripe ross.,e--e--
CAGE raii eoeam"ers ahi ihs.d rIAhe saaAsa->, WI
...,..I,.- ,...,--.- ~
TsI, .nrc,.I ,,..l,m,u.. ,r--,;n,. II VIM wan,
f.. a. - 80. 80. -, -, 80 =,
nnSn Srttncc,S
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UNION OF THE MISSISSIPPI AND Al
l.ANTIC IA STEAM.

bi Ihk RON ISLAND AND CHICAGO EAIIIOAp-
sIS r''onecti"a sac.s the Gully c.atiasoGs by
L s'-aIs tn the Aizniic frzn IfzsL b ,-
t~~h-'T> Vii c-.Pe the snI&4>sni stzse travel iron
GAl-s> To Narrn.
AEan<~ses.s t<-a naAs;e ticket EA.@Nxxr. 20
nj t.st east b. tse GsleEz ami Gasssta RACKET
e1n! AMI the 81 I.gi. Gziena Packet To gack L.
= No. frAx1g . cranec:ssa sIih the
ise ~AIiy trains ;Eeca Rsek La ri and chi
Connecting AZ Chicago .Hk for iIse east ami
~.4tn- = =
RiSS- DORIP o. Ge,sr., A-.,,s :. D,..ur
sU n LAMB, Ticket Asen1. OEsc<. Third strer;
ase tie Lever lansing
r-.t 2i-S h. ehtaIrei this ofsr> YsrS
b-tH<. Pslafl|. RI.insn-- Az a. III ps o,s.s
= ts> kn<>zH and Svx.A>rn x<rs<s
81 :s1l Ay3I. Is5l-
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JUST RECEIVED

THE largest assortment of CLICKS ported p
Il thIs lrrrl"ry- consisting cioscesi e ~
SIoi ra the Esc~ cri-I-ai.-i makers. Nc chzr- 81
i!r~Tn- Al- ia a II lot u HCSIIxo IL IL
LEyEz lAIINE EArI,Es.
WV. TI-NGWC RIH
Cor OF Jas S~1u nj Fifth ssr--.s.
s. Pa al Jun l3 ls5;- diff
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NJ Is E!lA\Euls FSs.KS.-A large a,~,,:ment
vi Late publications. az xi.ich l. the
Lam, l,:.s;er
Autobiography of IN Actress,
i4f- IA Tie Nl>>...n.
Hrask F"rT->.r> Yeli Sr.r-ts
liz. AMI isiing.
SiraIv side.
Aud ny other p"paar BDks for sale cheap. fr ea-
hy ". 5. CUNTS
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no TIE RI8s.lC.
" s CrAiS sill - % Ne~ York anil Bo~tDa tle
w 1t "a: ATG ab.i offers his SERVICES the pu-
lac L" lT'rurc either tire Law Mc-iie.l
Miscellaneous i~js vi hi- business, Iii, fac->
>Gc that he Irurc rork> EaruIs nd
a" the aIie~i Pxrist-
h=' their ori-E> E. ih Yr.ut tues ISL a--faich
ss- urIe.> RESPECTFULLY solicited
By ". s. CONES.
jaiy lift Mar the American Hou-~.
TAEI:IE WORM Ii.e urrier,.nsd n, Lesn ary-sn
WI tel s,vni fall~rs crk-bEat-j rnxrLle
IaAunfac tory b.r-i ELL
'irav- STONE. BHst ami NanI. the r-zu
lar 81 I>Dss, Ercc> Call and sf.cmen>-
W : COYgS
Nav lctt. Mar American h"a>e
WALL PAPER.
LARGE AMI c"mil~ie Assortment just received. ~
n am IL
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NEWELL A T0MPI

IIpENElS i, Ia = zBi ssvsl~r> in Raj E.-afe. A.
-trset> 81 tilI-s at>i.ei kr B i.uI and q, An
it,-Hy- zsss Rams, Iouuiy
Refer 1" Gov. Ger.as, Hon d. Oira-;-ad N-yox S,
Paul
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Female Physicians.

The Boston Journal strongly advocates tho
introduction Of females into the ranks of the
medical profession. We consider the needle
moro appropriate weapon in the hands Of
woman than tho scalpcl or bistoury y.-(Ex-
change
DO yony just suppose yourself forlorn
SICK bachelor, in tho upper story at some noi-
sy boarding house, whose inmates don't care
pinch Of snuff whether you concludc to die.
or get well. Suppose you've watched that
spider in the corner weave his web till You
gre quite qualified TO make one yourself; sup.
pose you have counted, for the thousandth
time, all the shcpherdesscs, distorted little
dogs, and crooked trees, on the papercd wall
Of your room gnawed your fingcr.nals to the
very quick, and twitched your mus.achc till
every hair stands upon its own individual re-
sponsibility. Then, suppose, Just az you arc
at the last gasp, tho door opens gently and
y'imits, (not great crcaking pair of boots
containing an oracular, solemn NJ d., grim
CT ough to frighten you into tho church. yarD
but smiling, rosy-chcckcd, bright. eyed, nice
little 1.-Two momdn doctress
Well, she pushes back her curis, throws of
her shawl, (venusl what figure j pulls Of
her glove, and takes your hand in those little
fingers Holy mother 7 Hov your puisc raccsi
She looks at you SO ocompassionatoly from those
a.
head, and then questions you dcmurely about
your "symtoms," "a few Of which she secs
without any Of your help y Then she writes
prescription with those dainty little fingers.
and tells you TO keep very composed and quiet.
Oust as If you could) smoothcs the troubled
Quilt, arrangcs your pillow, shades the glaripg
sunlight from your aching eyes, with an in
stinc,iye knowledge fyopr unspokcn wants;
and says with the sweetest smile in the world,
thnt she'll "call again in the morning !" and 40
the fold of her dress futters through the
door; and then you crawl out Of the bed tho
best way you can--clutch looking-glass to
SEQ what the probabilities are that you mado
. favorable Impression inwardly resolving
Gas you replace yourself between the blankets]
not to get quite well M long as che will como
to see you. Well, the upshot of IL Is you
have q delightful lingering attack at heart
complaint!
For myself prefer prescriptions in . mas.
culinc hand slan't submit my pulse to any
thing that wears bonnetl FANsY FERs.
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SrRsEr CoLtoouy. -" Good morning Mr.
Hmith; on the sick list to-day"
Yes, sir, got the ague."
DO you ever shaker"
l Yes, shake like thunder"
49, 49, When do you shake againpn
~ Can't say when; shake every day. Why
do You ask 2"
oh, nothing in particular only thought
sif you shook bad, I'd like to stand by and SEQ
if you wouldn't shako the fifteen dollars out
81 your pocket which you have owod mo SO
long"
Mr.. Smith was taken with a leaving.
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EarRpssioSs At Finst siapr This sutises
heitsg brought up at The mapper table, was get.
ting tslkei over, when the lady who presided
over tic cups and tea. said she always formed
80 idea Of nstson "a lisst sigi,t and that idea
abe tea'rA wss generally ssssssei cncw
MssnsAs. said her ssspaassg son, u a
shssl yUsces thai a,isssisss the sslenssen eg all
present.
( wsilmy IDEAS" said the fond naeshsr s'a hat
no yoa waat p
giant ta kapw.~ said xnarx Asaer;es
what yen siscaeht wlsen yoss tlsss saw nss -
. iisese was ~ pnsuss se this esssfy bass wc
learn gsnesal tiiier prevailed. ara t:as Char.
lio was takea sals shs klsensn hsssasAssssay hy
The ssfsans.
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A RraAnKAme MANA New York letle,

A RraangAms MANA Ncw York letter
of tho Mobile Tribune says.
There isa remarkable man connected with
the cnssoInhouse hefe--~a Spaaiar,i His hus;.
ncss l. TO receive and sess money. iln will
peur The oealen,s OF an immense bag nj geld
or silver coin into the seales---fcr Il K wesRh.
ed, NOS ccusitess -and in trico annouise0 the
amount Ia dollars and eents. Thea running
his fingers through the shining piseea, and A..
plying hss nese % thesa. Immediately takes
out every counseFttit esssn, lie has never
been known 10 make q mistake Ia praraur.
sss,,lFvI Eys- tsasi, and hsA insaihule II.
stinss scs dsstet'nE the spurious metal "a sea.
ted IN hss elgassnsy orgssss.
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Z Smith was taken with leaving.

a vcry modest lady sent out her very mod,
est daughter, a pretty young damsel, one morn
ing for some articles. Among the many sfe
informed clerk In one Of our stcrcs, that her
"for primitive triangular appendsgca for thu,
baby
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Folly OF sAI,Ly MAna,Aos sshs slSod be.
Rile the altar NJ tho age or - R57N0K xteen
already for the halter---oh, oonasseisse wasn't
creature nado Of clothes, but h6 ea,lse. of a
good famiiy,n as ovcry body kt,uea Rcr
ponting lips and auburn hair, and ayes of II.
quid lecr, were symbols of touching heafi i. ia
she pledged il TO his "gear."
She stood beside tho wash.tub, at her tsyefs
ty.third birth day the lips the hair, i;ie ST 81
were changed, by premature decay. Five egs,sS
Young hrats were crying, and breaking ef ti,a
things; her though nil of dying, ol angels
and their wings. The drsam bad passed, and
in despair, tears trickled Down her ctrek; she
vowed that "eatly marriage strong mind
should never seek.
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RAL-noaD SroPrAcH. Tho Portland Ar
gus, in an article relating to management np-
on railroads, and relating some personal OK
pcricnce, remarks:
q G;::a.s: e: E, e en- Hen!
IA liali--threc quarters--stil no train. The
passengers were uneasy. Appeals were made
20 the conductor, he politely but invariably
answered my orders, gentlemen, arc 10
wait here until the other comes, and here /
wait"
by and byo selfappon,cd committee call.
ed on Ackerman, md Insisted on going for.
ward. lilo maintained his mperturable snav.
ity, but declined. At last one Of the number.
to bring nnttcrs 10 n point, said
VOL, Mr., Ackcrnan, how much longer
shall you stop II you don't bear from tLe
train 7"
81 shall walt week, SUR. he responded.
"at the end of that shall decide what Ia next
to bo done" !
just then tho train came thnnieriag along
at the rate OF twenty-five miles an hour, to
make up for lost time ard had The soliei.a.
tons OF the passengers prevailed, We should
not now be telling this story. for an Inevitable
eellision would have sent al Of us Into The
other life.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-11

u Is eognplalnesa ihAs ~ sn1auasnt has
lsea crested IN ssewsegy ~ gsAmklsz, zka
tsase estsssaig. 8aeAt - esees ses hIsa an In.
lsssek st.spe saa l4y ssse Eyunsiasaen "a shr
ssassasssg sspl sessass. tssat say yea ssy ssusA
~ sfessa
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-11

ketffg Ae sold than effect 10 sscl. In truth.
npihIsK M fH gold IS an assumed noisy enshu.
slasm. tI }st ciablam is the northern blast
Of wintsss Ws1Sh ifeoges AZ il roars.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-11

There ts great desl a poetYs, assst ssxs
sfslst nsSfe ~ tfnih, h shs feiiswInz
sss7l sna slse sifesug. we alike a3nse.
SNst ga st& ssink ss ssaa9ex snsi t.ekes.
shs dAnRzF ssssssi. bslh aiss@ an rssnsseSa
kios5 ss tcaxeaten, snsl The Assefvf kixAss.l
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-11

ne cure kssessy sit down Assd grewi about
IT, RY 70 assfsg you'll be- sure To yea ssch and
make yaafss sfllTnlasiy agreeable IL svsry,
hosly.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-11

cd bachelor having bcen laughed al by
{ pretty girls, said to them rather
q xol aka small potatoes
" be small po,atoes," said ono of
fhcaa, ss.3f Nj are siesst onea
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-11

Iaaastsy nssy ~ stgArssesi ~ slse e0scossi,
tart oE ali slsss food III hnsasp character
and is1aisNs@ s'ss associate Of Ell that IA Vi,
esous. &
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-11

ZIMMERMAN was perfectly right, and Robin.
son Crusoo didn't know when he was well Oh.
Solitude has charms. What is moro onchan.
stlpg than being alone with the "hobject Of
yosr atiactionn
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-11

Glsis, ssswase ef the taAA wha hosse ana
sssIlss and ss5s "a many son ,hlaEs ID snss--.
Ia hsA ne gsnalne tuveI wsisS he wf,S laSes
ysu most sincsssly. ssFassles "a HIDE ne wssk
etfssily asksrd.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-11

Ma, ipwss, slpnt yss thins saassssss a
fsssss's 81 gsesHf tssssiAss. sax dear SD
an. s,syshssg g sasans ~ ssees, thai lss@ks
- estsss ssei lszsss % feYeasbnes Exss Mrs
y>sgs, snffs ~ lnsa<-t N rs., l.ss,ss,
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-11

A charge aSssss sss garse = a. more sxvi.
o'ss ssstsesn wissl ~ Ssssn cNsske sgaissa
the csasselsf
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-11

ysKs pAnrcrLAu,----" Where is the hoe,
Sambofp
"Wid de rake, massa."
aWell, whore Is tho rake p
Wild de hoe"
But where are both ?.
Why, bof together. golly, old massa,
you pears to DO berry 'ticuiar dis morning ~
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-11

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sai 10 cssss. Ass xssse - sl2is tSs Il - tse ~
= 8 aassssss 49, z tsasssss gsfss ~
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-11

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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-11

Essgy tisns SOD kzss sls tssas shseh h
wEsazs ysss seSfssks gssk ~, - % tssss
sssieA u ssess.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-11

SAN Slick says believe every critter
in the world thinks hc is the most entertaining
one IN Il, and that there is no gettin on any
how without him. "Conceit grows as nat'ra.
as tho hair Oh ones head, but is longer in com,
in OUT
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-11

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hss 'vs 4 aspfs JhsyAtysN ~ sssss ss