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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-30

HURRAH ron TIE RED LINE.

AURRAA E08 THE RED LINE.
rA-rper . .zssor.
RED LINE COACHES with the best of teams and
earefsl drivers are now upon the road between ST.
s1a re- NJ aad b. Anthony ready 70 accommodate the pub
Livery stock, several and elegant Carriages and
Barouches; also new Harness and Horse Furnishinr,
ana e4ulpases Of the most elegant description. -
r. s., In returning thanks the public for the lib.
e!ai patronage heretofore bestowed upon them take
pleasure In stating that they have just received In adj.
don to their former extensive stock several young,
WELL BROKE HORSES.
Of stock that have never been equaed in the
Territory Their present stock needs but to be
be sdmired and approved by discriminating public
Will our friends and the public remember, that lt the
Livery stable iI the .es. Of .hs American Horse Al the
BY land on wheel. or on horsebaek they
s q. % P."I Jun. 80, 1853. ~ H'i'SoS q BENSON
Wholesale and Retail Grocery. and
Provision Store. l."I>
THE RICE HOUSE AGAIN IN NOTION! =.
TUNULLIs, LIVINGSTON & CO., have just received
IL from the East and South, large and general ast
sortment Of Groceries and Provsions consisting in
IS hogsheads No. clarified Sugar.
IS Crushed and Powdered /"
40 hbls. MOlasses aud Syrup. r.
SO boxes Cheese w. r. f .'.f l'
IS St1%s SS1. MccssIa1 Goldfish. lr#a
20 chests Teas assorted.
so boxes Soap.
casks Dried Beef
20 .' Hams and Shoulders. .
10 Clear Sides.
100 bbls. Mess Pork. ...
loo kegs Pigs Feet.
10 bags Coffee. .t e-.st
SO boxes candles Star and Tallow.
Al those wishing to purchase fresh goods, and fair
constantly replenished during the season. -
St. Psnl, April 2lst, 1854. Eft
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MEDICINE CHESTS,
DERSONS about visiting Lake superior, or trrvel.
ing elsewhere through the Territory, are advised
Pc cali nd have medicine chest put up forfrom e5
ito SO. They will find it great convenience. Call on
'' -' BOND Z KELLOGG,
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STRANGE, SURPRISING STRANGE!
THAT Groceries can be sold so cheap.
Il Great Inducements are held out to persons wis
ing Family Groceries, at my old stand, as l am dete
mined to make room for my spring stock.
w nOWNER
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ST. PAUL BAKERY.

ST. PAUL BAKERY.
~ w. BATES, keep constantly on hand good
Os assortment Of Bread, Cakes, Crackers and Can
dies, of all knds variety Of nuts, pies, beer, &C.
Also, just reed fresh lot of Groceries, all of which
will be sold cheap for cash, At the old stand on Third
Street, Lower Town.
st Paul, June 9, 1853 lv
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-30

AMBROY OYSTERS.
A superior lot Of Robinson. r. Ambroy Oyster
n in cans, and for sale by
AnYi1 r1a5A o~~S ,'O"o
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MAIN sIREET, Opposite GALENA HOTEL. -
MANUFACTURE sad keep conetRatly on h.o8 =.
complete assortment Of fancy and Windsor Chairs
Aso Bureaus Tables, Stands, Writing Desks LOOKING
chase will do well to call before they buy else where ss
we are prepared TO sell good article and s our terms
sse nvasDly CASH we can afford TO ssll cheap, es
ducton made to persons buying to sell again All pfder
from distance punctnaliy attended TO-. -. p" fN'grj
Galens, May, 1851. 8lv
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-7. WALL PAPER AND SHADES.
. 00A rolls latest styles, received by ,Galena.
&eOVV Persons having rooms to parer would o,
"eN 70 cah early. ectlsdtf f = W. DAHL.
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:Tortparot1rg.
]. C. RURRANx IA IN

J. c. RURBANk a. CO..
SiONACE, Forwarding and Commission Merchants
~ ~ Srocers and Dealers In Grain and Provisions -
"na" ooat st. Psul, Min. J.. J.C.BURDANK,
g. T. WHITNEY.
shippers and Consenees will nnd to their nterrss IN
age 10 saved. ~ "'s'
REFERENCES
Gov. w. A. German, -
Henry N. Rice, TO- -.. f,
W.R. Marshall; r Co. 0'' rsu%
Alex. Wilkin.
b. H. Campbell, 4 Co.
f:s s:::.'s; ~ s;%s's''' S:. 8 Co.. s.'... ,..-..
Z. .. Iisrris, r Co. .-... -....
R.T R.l1 wss., s:::,, st. Louis. aga.i
Saan;n. Ssa.s. ssusds,, s;.n;.a q Co. Bo..o. -
~. Mark Packages care b. L T.. Wharf Boat 81. P.uI
Minnesota. w. eS'
81: Paul, MAY J., 1854 1.u, ,.,,-,...,., -,
BASS, RORUP & CO..
STORAGE, FORWARDING AND CONHIssIoN nrp-
CHANTS, AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS
Leree, Opposite Steamboat Landing, Sc. Pari M;s
hEFERENCEs.-P. ChOuteau, Jr. Il Co. New Yorf,
D. d w. Banning, Cincinnati; Riggs 4 ieyeripe. 81
Louis; r. Chouteau, Jr r Co., st. Louis; Choutesu q.
Vale, St. Louis; Buford Brothers, Rock island; II. A.
Sbley, Mendoza; Livingston d Fargo Buffalo: Dole
Kumsey r Co., Chicago; Geo. Smith, Chicago: Jnmes
Carter 4 Co, Galena; b. II. Campbell a. Co. Galenu;
H. r. McCloskey, Galena; Franklin Steele Fort snell.
ing; Borup r Oakes, st. Paul -, ~e.'' 1850,
II Liberal advances made consignm ments-Mark
packages Scare b, d. Co., st. Paul, NJ. T."
st. Paul. April 1lth, 1854, 1-tf
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VARIETIES! VARIETIES!!

DOWDER, Shot Caps, Herbs, Ok Marrow, Hair OIL
Glass and Metal Syringes, Pure Spices, Potash Sal
Soda Starch Strychnine, Hops Fiddle Strings, Letter
Paper, Paint Brushes Ink, very superior Glass and Metal
Lamps Pure Bay Rum Bathing Sponge, and divers ohe,
kinds &c. &C.. at L. e KINNEY,S
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Va. tdr yAOO0 u N0A14 80 y. -
ATTORNEY AT LAW and SOLICITOR IN lCHANCERY,
CONNISeIONER for States Of Mains, Rhcde IsisAA,
Connectcat, New York, Pennsylvania, virgins, Al
sbana, OAio and louisiana
-TAil INSTRUMENTS 10 be used or recorded In any
Of tie abeve states, may be taken At my once In st.
Paul.
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NORTH WESTERN EXPRESS COMPANY
4 (NONNECTlNG with the American Express Company Il
and Europe. - N
The cheapest and safest way Of transporting light and
valuable GoOds-Specie and Bank Notes
Particular attention paiG the collection Of Notes Bills
Drafts and Accounts Purchase and Sale Merchandxs
LOST FREIGHT AND BAGGAGE
looked up and delivered to owners &C. '....- ....
Messengcrs-Semi- Weekly
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-11-19
PARIS Gossir.-Ibe Paris CORES

PARIS Gossir The Paris CORES
ponlert Of Tie Boston Atlas saYs
+" No event gives rise to a greater
number IF Mon DietS and s'nnGa #
The shoulder, than the row in,'isputa-
bic marriage Of the Marquis le g.
3 q ar'n'ng young man of three and
twenty. with one If The modest names
uf Tie Fanhourg Saint Ge'nain, and q
fu,tunh Of net less than SIT, 600 q
vpar, to a notorious actress II the 7 he
atrn dps Varieties If things gn on in
this way FIR some time longer, q French
title Of nobility will be q enteuf, which
will shut the door If good sociefy tn
al of its higher ranls A Young "a
Nv has Just returned from California
with q large fortune, a'id she, toe, IS
On the look out fer coionet to hide
her sulIipd name. viii venture on
her success. although her name was .
household word at Mabil'e, Valentino
and Tie Fralu"
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1.-THE it.. inst being the 10Th
day Of The 9TH month in the Jewish
calendar vss regarded by the Second
Adrentists with peculiar interest. be-
ing one Of the periods, assigned by
their computation, on which the end If
the world might be expected The Gil
sis Newspaper organ Of their doc
trine, published at Lowell, Mass, in
its edition Of two weeks since, babe
farewell to its readers, aud announced
that the world would not endure long
enough for another issue
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Tur srvsrohs,trr On this sub


iaet he Advocate Of Tuesday has an
editorial, copying and endorsing an
editorial from The Plaquemine Senti-
mel. About The first and most exci-
ting matter that will be presented to
he nest General Assembly, is the
election of y s. Senator for q full
term As The Advocate very truly
remarks
" II is impossible to forsee what
contingencies may possibly afise be
twct, this and The next session If the
Legislature, to change the present as
peet Of Affairs uron his subject"
Contingencies have already arisen,
if we may judge from recent elections
tt I'll vacancies in that body. that
will materially alter the calculations
Of aaI,itsn's. The reae'ion. ''pat The
past year has produced ii the public
mind, has we oplne, Produced very
sanaiye effect upon The body polite,
and tie capruses If the coming Leg
'slafnfe will find That theT do not
WELD The power in secret conelare as
If old. There is no Democracy in
this caucus system Of ionjslatine. -
Last season when we htlelI the man
npr in which officers Of both Houses
were elected. and important trusts con
fded to incompetent men, and the
whole programme Of proceedings ar
ranged By few trading politicians,
we thought rs we still think, that it
would be better t. fall back Into an
open and arowea monarchy, than that
the more force IT ealing ~ unwielly
body Of sovereigns, together year "
year, should continue.
We agree With ctr neighbor on
Church Street, in bis sreeuations in
reference to the next Legislature -
MOI only will Hem elements he brought
into The contest hy Hetr members, but
otherwise,
We incline to The belief that calcu-
la'ons blsed upon tbs election Of The
main BODY last season, will ha upset
his season, and a new Organization #
forces viii take place
The name Of the Het Senator
does not appear in the Advocates ar
ticle Whatever may be The expressed
opinion Of that great organ. the Cour-
Ter, tie predictions Of the Plaque
mine Sentinel, or the preference of
the Democratic Advocate. we incline
to the belief that some man will he
elected foF his ability, integrity, and
other qualifications, which alone give
Just elairn H. r'acn in this Government
The influence Of money at the ballot
box is to be dispensed with. fcf a seas
on, and no man, will hereafter be elec-
ten from one office to anoiHSer, who
hes failed to perform his duty in any
Such being The cnze, we have every
to believe that the calculations
If many newspaper publishers aud
others viii be very materially inter
ferrel with. in future.
4 novel no1n Of supplying the
II ants Of those who thirst afler FIRE
water is now in successful operation
in Hartford A person, if a stranger,
IS conducted hy one If The knowing
ones into q building in ~ street,
and after going np stairs and down
Rtars, through various winding ways,
finally arrives in a room IN one side
Of ~hiah is a small round hole in the
v all. in which is Il small dumb wait
nr over il is inscribed "the wheel Of
fortune" A person Wishing 10 try
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Through, thn polite attention Ue]le
Hon John Perkins, We have received
tie eighth Annunl Report Of The
Board Of Regents Of the Smithsonian
Institute.
This, ~ get infant institution, is
destined from the favorable auspices
under which It has erme into exist
enoc, 70 t. 70 he New World, what
The ROYAL Academy Of Great Dtitan
is IL The Old, The fact that un English
Nehleman should beuneath "a The
United States, in preference to Eng
land. bis princcly estate to establish ~
Institution for ''the tlifFussive IF knowl-
edge among men, can only Ie nc
counted for il The eerenttici'Y of the
donor A country like ours. not yet
century cid, and . government I'm
der which science ahd art pan hardly
vet be expected to meet with that
r'ineely encouragement found IN the
old world. is, it would seem, a sineu-
lar soil to sow the seed Of such 81 in
etituIion as tiat contemplated in the
will of NIr. James Emi'hsnn. But
Congress DE It said to The credit Of
that often abused institution soon
felt the Importance and responsibility
Of The trust, and np to this rerind the
will ef The taslatrt has heen faithfully
carried out. Magnificent buildings
hive been erected Mt the National
Capital, and tie valuable papers on
different branches &c human knowledge
that Have been published for eratui
teus distribution from time 10 time.
give hope in the future, IF . gigantic
establishment Of science and art. to
take the name cf Smithson down to
The latest postefi'y and under the
literal principles Of the Republic
benefit ali mankind There has, m
to this period Of the worlds history,
leen too much excluslyenas il the re
searches Of scientific men throughout
the world and governments hive
wed with one other in this respect, as
they have, "for the balance Of power"
vet AL The while The truly learned and
scientific Of al nations, have been lip
on the best terms Of fellowship, for
all bow to The same great shrine Of
truth.
In carrying out the will Of Mr.
smithson, it has always occurred to
rs, that inducements should be held
out for scientific men--not only in
the United States. but all over the
world to organize, in societies directed
in their pursuits, after more light and
truth from Heaven by the Parent In
sttution A well ordered system of
fflectrical meteorological and other
observations conducted with the design
Of ascertaining the cause Of epidenjcs
at certain seasons. might DO much for
the paralised and panic stricken
verdi.
By TELFeRArH-The subject Of
Mr. soult's return to Madrid was
creating excitement in that city. The
Cldfior Pubtjco vchemently de
mands his recall.
X Is also stated that the Govern
meht has solicited his recall
Queen Isabella. il ia said has ah-
andoned all idea Of abiicating the
throne.
The Legitimists are said 10 be pre-
pairing for a movement.
The Emperor Napoleon has written
d letter Of coincidence to he family of
Marshal 81. Armand on his death and
has awarded them apension Of 10000
frances per annum.
It i reported that en- expedition
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Two GiRLs EtopEp wfrH INrlANs
The Columbus Fart states that re-
Gently band If Indians gave PERFORM
aners in Somerset, Obio and Two girls.
sisters, were 50 oaptivated with the
dance and the Whoop Of these sons
Of nature, that they asked permission
to accompany thom, which, being gal
lantly granted. they proceeded as far
as Putnam, where they were oyeltaken
by the mother Of the girls n spy
widow, who called on the police 10 aid
her in recovering her wild going"
daughters But a'as for woman's re-
slsfance to loves appeals when pressed
in that eloquencc, aud those signs Of
natural affection AID simplicity aiicb
these native sons Of tho forest could
bNng to bear After d d littIe talk :"
and q private interview with tic chief,
the mother discharged tie police. and
made a third willing heart to follow
the Indian men to their Western
camp.
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1HE LATEST Hoax We were A.
sared yesterday, by gea1eman rho
vas present At The tlmt, md knows al!
about i, fiat ihe g'oat prize 6gft.
announced in MI 'be papers as having
come of near St. Louis between liver
and IcGowan, i j Ions, and bad
no more solid f lndatf3n than tho
prurl6Dt ImagiDa an Of one Of the st.
louis reporters r. sell ia almost
as good as the Sebo5torJ, hoax. though
pot quite - disastrous il ifs cons8-
1aences. The otIor reporters in ST
Lonis got oTer being beaten by their
eotcmPorarJ, with The self eonsoliI Z
remark Of" Oh, We kn v Ill abort
it but didn't tao a9y notice Of it,
as such things ought not to be encour-
agc4" 4 good vay to back out when
your are h a5op, gehtlernon.-11mes.
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AssYrtkA DisenvfRrsss Iron on
account Of Asylum researches cnl
discoveries III tle list Anhtral Report
Of nle Royal asialit S6tiety, tnale ~
Colonel Hawlinson, We learn that lie
most recent, az wtll rs ha most i'm
pnrtant discovery, in an IistoUeal and
geographical point If Jew, IL that Of
another olelisf, il the southeast cor
ner Of he great mound of Nitnroa,
aud erected Is Slamasphul, the son
Of Shala,ubara The date Of the ODE
lisk is about the beginning of the
eighth century g. G. The chronology
of 4 sy'a has received q valuable ne-
cpaei,ti ~ the discovery IT record #
one IF Ne early kings whose name u
read Tigl4th rilesal, Ike that Of The
later king # Assyria. known 70 the
Hebrews 1ielall, Fi|estr | ! shoHn
to have a1urishtd AS years htf1e
he reign IF Sennaclerib From lei
ters tnure recently received. NE learn
thot Col Ranlnson has read The mare
IF Semiranis on The statue Of The Eea
Eelo. dug up from HE ruins If The
palace Nimfoa semiramis srtnafa
in legend uron The statue, to have
been really the wife of Pa King e
Assftia, the same as mentioned il the
Book Of Kings-ihe co'emroraty Of
Menah9n, kitt If Ieffol This vopll
P'H'' +'ln4n'''s ~ wv, -, '@Io' IN
oas',a..n -, ~ ~, :''.' S'' s :, -,
oud', , '4 49,, ''''. ' 'rgo''sa ~ W.
r N.t..; ~ liz ~ i t,,t i 49,
j., '.' G ,. ,'lt ,,'a " aaui n ' In
: r.t - '. = =" d
,,' =, H., r, : ~ wv: '' -.
''''I N4' f'' '' '',,,"' 49, .''',e e '.9
80. ~ '''s"' - a'J ~ ~ . s', ,
'-.'.s n H. ~ '.a.
80 T. 49, 80 - W. - 'o', ..'.',
f the third century before ~ st.
r.. -- ,-
i, .,,,. "+
1'Shs'~ ne Aenfhl4 7 h'e says
There is 3 t~eer tide !. emigration
~ it.gf tttrF1tffh Hi ritz tl,s }t Ifsr.
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La1y hytton Bulwer is regular
contributor Of the London journal.
and IS said to write the epigramatic
Answers to Correspondence That
periodical has nov attained tho extra.
ordinary circulation Of $50, 900 copies
per number, tact Unprecedented in
the trade. 1t now takes more than 4
month to print q humFor.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-11-19

NJ The Alabama pa crs state that
the Hon. James Abercfo5lhio, Rep.
reseptative in Congress from that
State, recently ltiea nan in the
State Of Fonda Tic PARTICULARS are
not given, but It appears ibat Mr.. At
er2rolabie was discharged after d in
dicial investigation, thus implying tiat
the homicide was mstifiaLll.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-11-19

RFtfa1ors FREEDOM The seventh
section Of the first article of the Con
stitnIion Of The State of Ohio. reads
~ fellows
Al persons have y mutual and IN
defaasable right to worship ALMIGHTY
God according to the dictates Of their
own conscience. No person shall be
compelled to attend. erect or support
any place Of worship or maintain any
form Of worship, against his consent !;
and no preference shall be given by
law to any religious society. Nor shall
any Interference with tho rights Of
conscience be permitted. No yeliG
inns trSt staU h regnyed aS n
qnatfedfinn FIR ofice nor shall
any person r. incompetent to be p
witness IN account Of his religious be-
lief Religion. morality, and knowl-
edge. however. being essential to gto1
government. il shnU lo tho duty Of
the General Assembly to pass sula-
bic laws to protect erefv religious de-
nomination in the peaccable enjoy
mont of is mode of public worship.
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The steamer North Star, with later
news from California, has just passed
Sandy Hook She reports, by tele-
graph, that the steamer Yankee Blade
has been lost. No particulars yet re-
ceived.
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Wo1e inzlwes--A New York
despatch Of the 10th reports heavy
failures .. Pinsburg, Buffalo and Gin
ciBnati sa8
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a duel took place today, about ID
miles from this place, between Mr. Pe-
ter Gaffney and DR.. Race. IT.. GaG-
ney was killed at the second fire
Ca100 Gazeife.
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Carr Hu1cnisoH.-Ihis eourte-
GUS and Ubliging Commander, Of the
"a. L. steamer Mary Foley, has our
flanks-for uhat9 WHY many Of
the very best evidences Of his gener-
gsity The last thing stands befpre
~ now "a living evidence he finest
fat'est and largest Turkey Gpbbler
that ever came off The Atchafdsa.
~ Mr. Gofeunow, tie Blind
FIutist, is in town ard proposes, CIV
ing 4 concert il d Few days MIR.
Gurennow is spoken Of as the most as
tonislsng performer on th@0u'e now
living, aud our people may expect a
rich treat il lis performances.
MopnoN SYHrA1nY wtin TuREty.
The Motmons are in favor II Turkey.
Among The toasts delivered on the tth
IF July, II Salt Lake City, was the
following Signs the Tires Chris
tian Europe sustaining plurality Of
wives in Turkey U'ucle ean' please
take notice"
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PiTrsgune. Nor 14.-T'he river
here Ii now at stand, with 27 inches
water in The channel.
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ACCIDENTAL IIontcrnr. Ioay be
fure yesterday party Of Jung men
started from this city. on the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad, on a hunt
ing excursion, aud left the cars at the
town Of nsgood, Indiana, II The af
ternoon. three Of the party named
buchanan, Brown nm j HoVlden.
agreed to shoot at mark FIR The pro
ceeds IF the DAYS hunt. and appoint
cd Mr. Thompson as umpire After
they had slot. Mr. /. went to examine
The mark. whom Buchanan raised his
gun and said. think could shoot
him right through the top Of The head
With the words he pulled the trigger,
thinking that his piece was not load
ed. but to his Consideration the gun
went Of and Thompson fen dead. the
whole charge entered Tire back If his
skull. lie was brought to this city,
and yesterday morning was buried by
The odd Follows Associaton IT which
fraternity he was a member. Gin
cinn,tti piper.
II the shooting were intentional, Mr..
buchanan should he hanged. and we
would GO in for hanging him anyhow.
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Tue E1rcrfoN-'lhe election on
the License question to day, from I'll
appearances last night bids fair to lie
a very exciting md closely contested
orc, aud we should not be surprised il
n very heavy vote were rolled, ~ bot,
parties are using every effort t.
gain their point
II would astonish the natives. away
down East where they rry the sun "
With hand-spike not litfe, were The
immortal and lawfully" depraved ii
tv of New Orleans 70 turn "Sop If
Temperance" become ms hypooritieal
ne Boston and other cities and towns
down there, where more liquor is sold
in the cellars and charged for ns Hhoot-
hlackings, : Than is refailad in MI the
grog shops Of our eity-wouldn't it =
peifa. nh inst.