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E. u. RIIlIINGS-,

10. 7. BILLINGS,
TR Al + PAINT
NO. Pipers Block, Main Street Worcester Mass
apo dom
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New AOprrtisrmcnts.

DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS |!
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
Are now Offering beautiful assortment of
II Il IL S S CT O O d S
Comprising all the choicest styles in
CHALLY BARREGEs;
BARREGE DELAINEs;
BARREGEs;
LAWNS, &c
AT very Low Prices.
Ladies buying Summer Dresses, should not fail to loo
at Stock.
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JAMES Il. ESTABROOK,
ATTORNEY &. COUNSELLOR At LAW
d1 No I1nion Block, Worcester. dEutf
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The following Testimony in favor of SPOT
ter's Linment,n has been offered for publication;
:, New Bedford Aug. 2S, 1850.
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PARASoLs! PARAsoLS!!

WORCESTER, IS. Probate oGce June 20, 1854.
To all persons interested in the Estate of DEBORAH
MARSlLVA WHITC0MB, a minor daughter of Peter
N hltcoInb, OF W rcester, GREETING.
NOU are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be-
N holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday of July
next to show why Simeon b. Corbiu of said Wor
cester should not be appointed Guardian to the said
Deborah Marsiva Whitcomh..
je2l d2l&2S&iu3 CHAs. G. PRENTISs, Reg.
Y OST.-0n the 10th inst betw en- the Junction
Machine shop and O. a. Portland street check
drawn by Harrington Il Heald on the Central INK for
SIZES, No, All persons forbidden to use said
check as the payment of the has been stopped.
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ng the last seventeen months !:

a correspondent of the New York Courier
and Enquirer, specializing upon this state Of
affairs, writes as follows under date of London
May 18th:
five continue to progress the road we are
going, it must end in panic, or paper curren-
cy. There is no help for it. The Bank OfEng-
land last Thursday, put up the medium rate
of discount to 81 per cent for the sole purpose
of causing money to become scarce, and thus
prevent it going out ofthe kingdom. The same
process was employed in 1917, and the result
was all application to Government, and, virtu-
ally, the letter issued by Lord John Russell,
was an abrogation of the Bank Act. To my
mind we arc rapidly approaching the same re-
sult-a panic. Much reliance is placed upon
the gold dust to collie from Australia but it
does not come business has enlarged so much
there, that it is required for Colonial business
and cannot be spared to pay the Mother Coun-
try. Bad as is pccuniary condition OF the
merchants, it is fortunate that the Chancellor
of the EXchcqucr and the Government, are cX-
actly in the same awkward condition the
Chanccllor's EXchequer Bonds are signal fail
ure his wants are greater than any ones. In
June he has the small sum of ES,0OO.000 of
ENchcqucr Bills due, and TO be met. Whatey-
or credit the writer may have obtained among
your readers, he is willing TO stake it on pan
lc, or Il paper currency.
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News by tho Arctic.
New YORK, June I.

New YORK, June I.
The Arctic reached her dock at o'clock.
1t is stated that the French army in Turkey
will be augmented to 10000.
The protocol has been signed by the repre-
sentativcs of four powers, asserting their inten-
ton to maintain the intcs, ty of Turkey.
Austria and Prussia demand the evacuation
of Turkish territory.
The Russians were endeavoring to cut off all
communication between Narna and Silstria.
The Arctic brings dates to the 2Sth, one day
later than the Arabia.
The combined fleets were cruising before Sc
bastapol.
The Greek Bishop had been arrested at Pesth,
as a Russian emissary, and imprisoncd-import-
ant papers found upon him.
Rebellion in Thessaly was gaining ground.
1t was rumorcd that the Russians, being I'M
able to defend the scaboard of Circassia, lad
evacuated all their positions from Matoma to
Amapa, burning all their own forts. after which
they returned to kentZ.
The Circassians came down and took 800
prisoners
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THE BANK OF ENGIAND.--This great mOnied
institution feels the pressure OF the War, even
Units earliest stages, and begins to show some
awkward symptoms of failing strength. The
recent increase in the rate of interest to 81 per
cent, was rendered necessary by the rapidly
diminishing supply of bullion and the hope Of
checking the drain which was seriously affect
ing its specie stores The following table will
show how the rate of interest has been increas-
ed, as the amount ofspccie in vault diminished.
during the last seventeen months
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From the Detroit Advertiser.
The Bible.

Go fling the gaudy robe aside,
Unbind the jewel from thy hair,
And casting thoughts of earth away,
o, maiden, bend thy heart in prayer,
And turn thee to the page of truth,
Then seek the guiding love of heaven,
Counsels that well may guard thy youth,
And teach the love to mortals given.
Let men with impious spirits dare
The sacred word of God to scorn
And soothing hopes and comforts there,
From all its blessed precepts turn;
But ne'or should woman, weak and frail,
Dare cast her guiding chart aside;
When earthly hopes SO often fail,
Where shall she turn on earth beside.
D when the heart is sad and lone,
And YEARLY the spirit droops,
And blessings perish one by one,
Aud pass away our youthful hopes,
Where should the dropping spirit turn,
But to that page of sacred truth,
Where wisdom may true knowledge learn,
And age know brighter hopes than youth.
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Real Estate Department

OF Office, which has been established great
AMI which consists, in part of full list OF Government
Land Entries, Maps uuentered lands corrected semi
weekly may of the county of Ramsey, AMI pts OF the
different cities and additions thereto in said county.
complete list all The anS sold to said county
paid taxes. full and perfect abstract of the title to
each distinct tract parcel of land situated in said
y, from the General Government to the latest grantee
wherein Is noted every defect of title. either in
substance, and every possible kind of Lien creating
incumbrancc, whether 1t arises by way Judgments
mortgages taxes, mechanics or otherwise.
am justified in stating that large portion
the Real Estate of this city is concerned, chain of title
cannot be satisfactorily established by examination of
the records alone, the aid of is absolutely
sentia This desiderdtmBl have supplied by ascertain
ing and defining the original claim Illness upon the proper
maps In fact, this Oiicc in possession of facts Scri
ousy ecctng titles real in This county,
said office on, knowledge of such facts be obtain
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w-IoRK, June s.

The steamer Hermann arrived at this port
this morning with 2io passengers, among whom
are j. IIenriaucs. late L. S. Consul at Australia,
and J. W. Brice bearer of dispatches The
Hermann brings London papers of the 9th.
not received by the Arctic. They safe that
Admiral Napier had destroyed after eight hours
bombardment, the fortress of Gucstafswcrcn,
at the entrance of the gulf of Finland, and 1900
Russians were taken prisoners. The British
steamer Tiger was taken by the Russians, at
<tlessa. and afterwards burned.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says
that 4 combined attack by sea and land on
Crimca has been determined upon.
At Constantinoplc il is reported Jenna,
that Russia has concluded treaties with Persia.
Sokhana and khira. and is TO keep Il subsidiary
force in those States.
The squadron of Spanish steamers arc pre-
pairing at Ca,liZ, and will sail for Cuba in July.
Troops are to leave in June for the same dcsti-
nation.
IxDTA.-Thc overland mail brings dates from
Calcutta to April 20. from China to March TO-
aud from Australia to March 10th.
The Patriot army in China was advancing
towards Pckin.
1t is reported that Commodore Perry has es
tahlished friendly relations with Japan.
The yields of gold in Australia are increasing.
Market ovcrstockcd.
CONCoRD. June 6.
New HANrsH,EE PuLIrIcs.-The Democrats.
at their caucus, nominated Francis X. Chase, OF
Conway. for the Spcakership, and f. A. lib
bard, of Meredith, and 4. 5. Marshal, of Con-
cord, for Clerk and Assistant Clerk-the votes
being in each instance unanimous
The Free Sellers have nominated Mason ".
Tappan. of Bradford, Speaker, which nomina-
ton will be endorsed by the Wings.
The Wings will probably nominate G. O.
Adams, of Manchester, for Clerk.
Mr.. Eastman. of Conway. Webster Wing.
made speech to night against any coalition,
which he affirmed would ruin the Wing party
in New Hampshire, and which it had nearly ac-
complished already by the election of John L.
Hale to Congress.
gD- The L. S. Treasurer's official statement
reports specie in the U. S. Repositories at
S29, 100000.
A BROADSTDE INTO THE ADMINIsTR ATION.-1lOn
Mcssrs. Peck, Maurice. Wheeler, Pcckham and
Oliver, National Democratic Representatives in
Congress from the city Of New York. have is
sued an address to their constituents, in de-
fence of their course on the Nebraska bill, and
their opposition to the violation of the Compro-
mise of 1920. In this address they have spared
neither the President nor bis administration.
It is a powerful and damaging broadsde and
we shall publish. as soon we can find space
an analysis OF its strong points. Boston .4Has
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Gxfbanar anD Real estate.
St. Paul Banking Office,

COLLECTIONS made i'll any part of the Territory. and
promptly RENTED at the lowest rate Of exchange.
BTIhe Highest prices paid for Eastern Exchange.
Land Warrants Wanted,
Will attend to the Investigation Land Titles, loaning
money, payment Of taxes &c, &c.
Money RENTED to Great Britain TO of the i'm
portant points OH the continent OF Europe.
G. Ii. PARKER,
dec 10 Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
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WHAT WILL HAPPEN NEXT THE La Crosse
Democrat says that lawyer is needed at Spar
ia, the county seat of Monroe county. This is
the first time we have ever heard of an opening
for one of that enterprising class of community
that was not filed before there was time to
make the fact known.
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RREN BRISTOL, j.. A. wHEELOCK
ttorney and Counsellor at Law.
Bristol & WhcclOck,

Collectors of Debts and General Agents,
wv IL l. attend to the Collection Of Debts, Convey
w ancing. Buying and Selling Real Estate, Paying
Taxes Locating Land Warrants, and such other Agency
Business of kindred nature may be entrusted them
They confidently hope that their long residence and
tcnsve acquaintance in the Territory, and their practical
knowledge Of the details of business, united with their
energy, faithfuDeSS and prompess, will them
the liberal patronage Of business Their arrange
afford the most ample facilities the speedy
collection debts, distant parts the Territory
n. b. One Of the firm being practising attorney and
counsellor at law, will tender his professional services in
the above business when necessary.
ONCE Third Street, two doors above Whitney's Da-
Guerran Gallery.
ST. Paul, May -, 1854. d1y
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JcsUp 4 Company,

NXCHANGE sold and purchased on New York, Bos-
IL ton, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, and other Cit
the United States. Notes collected and proceeds
RENTED at current rates Of Exchange. Interest allow
ell special deposits. We also draw direct, payable
without discount,
observation-disclosures London, Manchester, sc.
IRELAND.-Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, &c.
SLOTLAND.-Ednburg, Glasgow. Perth, &c.
Also, Drafts payable in Francs, Florins Thacrs,
RANCE.-PariS, Havre, Lyons, ami Marseiles.
GERMANY.-Hamburg, Frankfort, .. NJ, Brussels,
Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp. Cologne, Zurich, Co
penhagcn, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, Strasburg.
SwITZ ERI.AND.-ieHeva,B Bernie, Basle.
ITALY.-Miian, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice, Mes
sina in Sicily.
AUSTRIA.-Eicnna and Tricst.
RUSSIA.--St. PetersburSh, Warsaw.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Observation-Disclosures.
Debulle Iowa. March4, 1851
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REPEAL OF THE FUGITIvE SLAVE LAw.--Thc
memorial at the Merchant Reading Room for
the repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law, has re-
ccived several thousand signatures, and their
number is constantly on the increase. Through
out the States similar memorials arc in prepara-
ton, and will pour in upon Congress from all
parts of New England. 1t will be well to have
a memorial go from every town.-BostOm Atlas.
The prospects for fruit in this region of the
country are quite hattering. Though not SO
full as last ycar,yet there will he quite as much
as the trees can ripcn with saiety.-Dauenpot
Gdz.
JUDGE LrNclI.-Lynch law was applied to a
liquor seller in Gloucester, Massachusetts,. on
Thursday night last. His shop was demolish-
ed, and he was ordered to leave the town.
RI The Episcopal Church in Melbourne
have decided to import an iron edifice from
England
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CHARLES n. PARKER,
B.7.NKER .f.ND EXCH1.N'GE BROKER
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR At LAW,
s T. p AUl M T

ENNCHAN(iE for sale on The east south; Money re-
~ mttcd To Great Britain, France and Germany, or
any other important points on the continent Europe,
interest allowed special deposits; collections male
throughout the Territory, charging the
change and the actual expense of collection. Referen-
ccs by permissou: GOV. Nm. \. German, ST. Paul, En-
Gov. Ramsey, do, MesSrs. Page Bacon ST. LOUIS Mo-
American Exchange Bank, n. Y. l would particularly
iIivi lie tn he
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Notice.

VINHE subscriber has just received out line from
l. the Land Once showing the location of the Military
Reserve, lines in the fractional township Oh the west
side of the Mississippi River-the only map the city
all Interested will lind it their interest
at once. Z. IL. PARKER.
April 6, 1853 TITO
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Js1- We are under obligations to Mr.. Owens
and Capt. Ward, of the Excelsior, for st. Louis
papers. The Excelsior makes her appearance
every two weeks with the punctuality of for
mer seasons.
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J. STARKEY. c. G. PETTEY.
James Starkcy 4 Co.,

DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
Office, Third ST., ST. Paul, Mime sofa Territory.
All business in connection with the above promptly
tended Military Land Warrants located adv
ousy; Taxes paii Collections made; and Loans ncgo-
tiatri.
REFERENCEs:--Hs EA'y. W. 4. German, Gov. Min.
Territory; Hon. H. NJ. Rice, Dele Ia Congress; Hon.
Robert Smith, Alton. ILL., ; James x. Whfuri, Attor-
ney, N V. Hon David Om>tei, Mayor st Paul; Me>srS
I}orup & Oakcs, bankers, St. Paul; Mcssrs. Amcs 4
Van Ettcn, attorneys, st. Paul.
st. Paul, May 81, 1851. DIFF
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GelHzlZn n THE STEAMER EXCELSIOR has I'M
deraone thorough repairs, and has been
-&sI..::sI9 fitted mp in the best of style. She will
z==2sF-s27-@ continue 'luing the present
son az regular packet between ST. Louis, ST. Paul and
intermediate ports uion the Upper Mssissipp making
TRIP to ST. Paul every two weeks.
The undersigned returns his sincere thank, the public
for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to him. AMI
hopes by strict attention to business 10 merit and receive
a continuance Of the same.
J. WARD, Master.
For freight passage apply on board
J. r. IRWIN X co.,
BASS, BORUP & CO., Agents.
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ESPRIT OF THE PREss."-The Times and
Democrat are severe upon the errors in the
Pioneers Historical Sketch of Minnesota.
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100 BBIIs extra Jasper Flour
Wv 10 bblS. Buckwheat Flour
40 - White Beans
40 Mess Pork
Is &c Prime do
20 Casks sugar cured hams and shoulders
10 6 prime leaf lard
II &c butter; 20 kegs do; 20 Jars do;
10 hhls. Sugar.
100 bbls. prime do.
30 :" clarified
Is crushed and powdered do
40 I" mOaSses
400 bush. dried peaches
200 % 60 apples
10 bbls. rice
b baskets olive OIL
boxes CASTLE soap
l2OO CANS of fresh cove oysters
30 dozen brooms
so bbls. Cincinnati whiske4
10 - Monongahela Rye
20 &c Ncw-Ynrk Brandy
D casks old French Cognac
5 ss claret
10000 HAVANA Cigars
1000 bush. oats
1900 Sc corn
100 I" Spring Wheat
100 bbls. Gaena, Point Prescott, and CLAYTON lime,
dtf For sale by ALEX. REY.
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For Real Estate Purchasers to make at least
100 PER CENT. WITHIN A YEAR

ISOR SALE,-a number Of the valuable lots in st.
IL Paul-the KIND TO buy for speculation or improve
nlcn.
Also, first quality quarter section of land. provide"
wish wood and water and only two miles in the direction
of st. Anthony from st, Paul city lots.
will leave in few days for Lake Supcrior where
have located for business enterprise, which is my only
nducemct for parting with such property, in this Tho
most fourshng new City in the wcst-';cstincd, have
not doubt, to become OF the three largest on tn,
Mississippi river. ID. A. ROBERTSON.
ST. Paul, June 3. 1851. diff
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Scene from Real Life - WUnlan's Love.

We saw last evening an apt illustration of
the affection of woman. poor inebratcd
wretch in the afternoon had been taken to the
calaboosc. His conduct on the street. and af-
ter he was placed in the cell, was of such vi
olcnt character that it became necessary to
handcuff him. The demon of rum had posses
sion of his soul, and he gave vent to his rawlings
in curses so profanc to shock the senses of
his fellow prisoners one OF whom, in the same
cell at his own solcitation.was placed in a sep
aratc apartment. A woman appeared at the
grating. and in her hands she had rude tray,
upon which was placed some slices of bread,
fresh from the hcarthstOnc and other little del
icacics for her crring husband. She stood at
the bar gazing intensely into the thick gloom
where her manaclcd companion wildly ravcd.
Her voice was low and SOFT and as she called
his name, its uttcrancc was as plantive az the
melody of a fond and crushed spirit.
The tears strcamcd from her eyes, and there,
in that dark prison house. the abode of the most
wrctchcd and dcpravcd the tones of her voice
found their way into that wicked man's heart.
and he knclt in sorrow and in silence before
his young and injured wife, while his heart
found relief in tears such only as man can weep.
Though the iron still bound his wrists. he placed
his hands with their heavy insignia of degrade
ton, conlidingly and ailcctionatcly upon the
brow of his fair companion, and exclaimed,
katy, | will be a better man. There, upon
a rude scat, she had spread the humble meal
which she had prepared with her own hands,
and after he had finished, she rose to depart,
bidding him be calm and resigned for her sake,
with the assurance that she would bring friend
to 90 on his bond, and that she would return
and take him home. And she left him. a strong
man, with his head dropping upon his breast, Il
very coward Inundated before the weak and
tender being, whose presence and affection had
lad tl,o sSious of his SOul Trua to
the instincts OF love and promise, she did return
with one who went on his bond for his appear
ancc next morning, and with his hand clasped
in that of his loving wife, she led him away a
penitent, and we trust better man. There were
those who laughed, as that pale, meek woman
bore off her crring husband. but she needed
them not, and her selfsacrifcing heart knew or
cared for nothing in its holy and heaven-born
instincts, but to preserve and protect him whom
she loved with all the devotion of wife and
woman.-St. Louis Rep.
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Land Warrants Bought and Sold.

And Government lands entered for settlers reasonable
TERMS Loans negotiated, yielding from Is to 30 per
per annunl, with uneXccponable real estate security
Coupon BoIds, payable in New York elsewhere as in
strucet-l per cent commissions; and generally all bu-
siles~ that he entrusted to and usually done
through Banking House. Real Estate Agency, law
Office, will receive MY personal and prompt attention.
April 8, 1854 t3O
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TO That improvement on the front of the
American House, is another evidence of up
town enterprise.
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GS- We notice very fine improvement 60
ing on at the corner of Fourth and Cedar
Streets by gentleman from Montreal, who has
just purchased the property there situated.
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For Sale.

THE Corner Lot adjoining the NJ. +. Church is ~
offered for sale at the highest Bladder for l",;M
cash in hand. The above lot has a neat one story
brick house, with five rooms, including one pantry ami
clothes press, all complete, and suitable family resi-
drnce.
Those wishing to make good investment would do
well IL Call at store, opposite the Pioneer Oice.whcre
they have all the information required. The time
will be limited bidders until the Goth instant.
J. FROST.
ST. Paul, June 6, 1854.
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go E-S, IT - III -;:-.i IA 1SJ4.
ese I'D > 9 So !, q - 70. ~
1S5
Union OF the Mississippi and Atlantic by Steam,
Il q al.

EarEE,tS-rLl--c .....,l-tt1iLL.
Union OF the Mississippi and Atlantic by Steam,
BY THE ROCK ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
TuNHIS connection affords the only continuous route by
steam to the Atlantic from ST. Paul. BY this
passengers will escape the unpleasant stage travel fro
(ialena TO Warren.
Arrangements been made TO ticket passengers To
Chicago and the east 10y the Gaena and minnesota Packet
company. and the ST. Louis Galcna Packets to Rock
Island. forming a connection with the
Two daily express trains between Rock Island and Chi
cagn. connecting Chicago with for the cast and
south.
BASS, BORUP s CO., General Agents, st. Paul. VI. T.
JNO. NJ. LAMB, Ticket Agent; Oiice, Third Street.
Lower Landing.
Tickets may also he obtained at this Office to Ncw-inrk
Boston. Philadelphia, Baltimore. and HHe Prtncpdi
cities of East the Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana Railroads.
JNO. NJ. LAMB, Ticket Agent.
st. Paul, May &c, 1851. diff
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way, Me-, was damaged by fire lately. to thu
amount of $1,000 to $500. Insured in Boston
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That portion Of the Temperance Law which
fines and imprisons topers in the county Jail fol
getting drunk, has had in this town a most sal
utary effect. We have not seen a drunken
man on the streets since the passage Of the law
- TusCdyUtcds .7dp.
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Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
F. FARM 81 2.O acres. half ,rairir AMI half xysx
n 90. Timber adjoining - IS under cutva- ~
tio 10 under fence, W it'll com ortabc-A-s
hUI,t and young orchard doing we'll, situated two and
half miles from the prosperous village of Shakopce, will
be sold at a bargain. Enquire Oh the premises Of
WIN. II. MOBILES. or Of
BABCOCk, WILLIAMSON & BRISBIN.
St. Paul, May n, 1854. dtf