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Tlse Frog.


or AZ the funniest tifinss that live
IN woodland, f,arst 6s btr,
Tha, creep the ground. or By the air,
THE funniest things the frog,
III. frog--the sciebtificest
or natures handiwosk-4
The frog that neither walks nor runs
nut goes IL with 3 jerk.
with pants and coat Of bottle green,
And yellow faney vest,
He pinnges INTO mud and miro
All in his sunday best;
when liz sits down he's standing up,
A. Paddy O'Rian once said.
And for convenience sake he wears
His eyes on top NJ his head
FOR see him sitting on log,
Above the "vas'y deep"
You feel inclined to say "old chap.
Just look before ycn leap'''
fon mise your care 10 hit him u,
His ugly looking mug:
But ere ycu get II haN way up,
Adown he goes herehng.
And thus ytu see my friends, IL 10,
The frtg's mystic dog:
lie lives alone and yet he lives.
In very crowded bcgs.
And when the rotments 81 the deep
Hold corfahs In the mud,
The frog he leaves The fuddied bnnd
And takes himself to lard
Here on his native legs he sits
And sings witty song,
And other frogs come croaking In,
r. Join The merry throhg; -...-
A bard that Knowing Nothing, sir,
Cries "Jfnri" without fear
And when the words are echoed haok.
II appears that Perkins Is elected b.
hundred majority.
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The MonaoNs. While we arc
talking Of popular sovereignty IL ter
rltoties, and the nnconstitutiobalify
Of governmental interference therein,
it will be well TO consider, what is ston
to be done about brigham Yonng and
his Mormons. Shall We suffer them
to set up "a Turkish government for
themselves, and defy any governor.
judges and other magistrates sent out
10 them !
Shall Young be borne with IN his
threat, that every man that t,mes u
impose upon his people. whoever he
may be, and by whomsoeyer sent,
thereby 1oys The are to Me yoot nj TIE
tree to Kill himseD, and had better be
oarefnl how he comes TO Utah, iesi he
shall btnd his hHte fngeri
Has not our government n right to
govern in the Territories, md crush
Ibis insufsrable insolaDce and danger
ons anomaly Shall Utah ever be
admitted to this Union, 50 long as pol
ygamy continues to be the abomina-
ton Of Mormon legislation !? These
people must be shown their duty aud
place decidedly, fimly Vemwmh
Seuf;nn
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SLAVE ExerTEMEHr Ar CHoAeo.-
A dispatch Of The 9Th inst, from Chi
eago says: Seventeen Missouri slaves
have arrived here. There are. men
from St. Louis attempting to arrest
them. The United States Marshal
endeayored to summon The ppsse con-
i'otus. The militaTy companies we're
called out, but only ono responded 10
the call Great excitement bus been
occasioned by the presence Of The
slave captors, Illuminated by The
crowds Of people, the Commissioner
dismissed the proceeding Tho ex-
element is abating. t
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INDIAN SHEEwbaEss. Il am plad'
said the Rev. DR.. Y. to the chef of
the Little Ottawas, That you do not
drink whiskey, but it greaves me 10
find that your people use 50 much Of
it, All yes replied the chief, as he
fixed his penetrating and expressive
eye upon the doctor, which commnni-
Gated the reproof before he uttered it,
we Indians use gaeas doal Of whis-
key, but we do not make any.
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TElEonArnte THAr.-'rhe Presi
dents message was telegraphe,l by the
Morse line through from New York
to Buffalo, dropping at intermediate
offices, III 8 hours 80 minutes. This
was a great feat.
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r-Pe:itions to The Governor Of
Pennsylvania fer the pardon Of DR..
Beale are being circulated in New
York, and arc receiving large num-
Der Of signatures.
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There are 10000 persops in Cali
fornla who speak the Chinese Ian
guage, and the Golden Hill News, the
Chinese newspaper in San Francisco,
thinks that it would be nothing more
than right to have the laws translated
into that language.
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@ The Governor is now on bis
plantation. lie is expected in our
city 10 the course Of . few days -
Aduocate 18Th inst
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AssArn ON AN EplroR ny LobA
MonrEz On Tuesday last, says a
telegraphic dispatch, TO the sacramen-
TO Union, Lolo Montez attempted to
ehastise the editor Of the Grass Valley
Telegraph, for some extracts taken
from the New York Times, which
spoke Of the lola Montezlike inso.
lence and eiFrontery Of Spain She
met him at the Golden Gate Saloon,
with whole crowd following her to
see the fun. The editor seized her
tiding whip before she had an oppor-
tunity 10 Use il, and then she abused
him with her tongue, but he kept SO
insultingly cool that Lola came nigh
bursting She appealed 10 The miners
and they ianghed, she then invited
them to drink and they grooned.
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E1- It is proposed now with some
show Of success to make paper, ont of
the bagasse from the sugar mills
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years before Tie christian ern, apt
when we consider that these buildings
have been erected out Of The wreck Of
materials Of still earlier ages M an
iiquilp is given them, that leades us
bach, TO The very earliest period o.
unrecorded time.
The CLoslsg or CoFFEE HOUSES
Tho fact that on monday night Inst
the coffee houses, and bar. rooms in
town were closed, deserves more than
a passing notice The reaceaEle
manner in which The election was con-
Quoted is mainly attributable TO this
fact and this, with other signs Of The
times. is assurance that better con
diion o. things may be looked for in
| the future. Heretofore it las be l,
the custom Of political nspirants, thto
their ",ingers-in,' and the cauousses
nominating them TO charter liquor
shops for the occasion aud now they
are chartered to close their doors
That It Is necessary, TO have about
the polls Of All election. n lot Of drunk
vagabonds, who make gaa-day oil
it, because grog is furnished free Of
charge, we cannot believe and we do
hope. confidently, that the day is fast
approaching, when resort to this
means Of obtaining votes, will fall so
Ear into disrepute, as TO defeat any
man who practices 1t. The election in
this city OIL Monday last, gives every
assurance, that Us far M Baton Rouge
is concerned, the ballot box will be
purified, and the polls purged of all
the iniquities heretofore patron'zed !;
which have rendered the elective fran
chise such merry farce, that good
and true men, have Stunned the res
possibility Of voting Tho bar oppo-
site the Court House, was bought out
to close for tho day, and the amount
that The owner expected to mako du-
ring tho day by the sale of liquor, was
paid him to keep closed. What mu-
tual compact was entered into to have
all other bar rooms closed on the night
ofthat day, VIC know not how, suffice to
say they were closed, which is worthy
Of record. since It never occurred be-
foro since Red Stick got to be place.
Conventions ALL manner of CON
ventions are held nowadays, in all
manner Of places and for all manner
Of objects. In Mobile the other day,
Turpcntine Convention was heidi
1t was stated rs fact by gentleman
of the convention, that at one acstil-
lery in. Choctaw county in that state
1900 bills Of rosin is thrown away,
owcing to the fact that there is law
of Congress, prohibiting the transpo,-
tation Of oil Of turpentine on steam
boats, and the high freights charged
for transporting rosin. The turpen-
tino convention, will meet again next
year.
PicroRrAls.-Since the appearance
of sevastopol-(birds.cye views and
maps Of the forces) in the city prints
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A TRAVELLERS EXPERIENCE or
WOMEN i have observed among all
nations, that tho women ornament
Themselves more than men that
wherever found they are the same
kind, civil, obliging, humane, tender
beings /; that they arc ever inclined
to be gay and cheerful, timorous and
modest. They do not hesitate, like
mon. TO perform n hospitable or gener.
Gus action, not naughty or arrogant.
nor supercilious, but full Of courtesy,
aud fond Of society industrious, econ
omical, ingenious, more liable in gen
cral to orr than man, but in general
also moro virtuous, and performing
more good actions than he.
never addressed mysclfin the lapgu-
ago of decency and friendship to NO
man, whether civilized or savage, with.
out receiving decent and friendly
auswer.--Wi'h man, it has often been
otherwise. In wandering over the
barren plains of inbospitablc Denmark
through honest Sweden, frozen Lap
land, rude and churlish Finland, I'M
principled Russia, and the wide spread
regions of wandering Tartars, hungry,
dry, cold, wet or sick, women has ever
been friendly to me, and uniformly
so aud to add to this virtue, so
worthy Of the appellation of benevo-
lence. these actions have been perform
ed in SO free and kind a manner, that,
if / was dry, l drank the sweet draught,
and ifhungry. ate the coarse morsel
with double relish.
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There was three inches Of snow at
jackson La, on the night Of the Sd.
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U- When the House went in.
to committee Of tho whole. on tho It'll
inst, to take up the Presidents Mes
: sage, Mr.. Gidding's gave an hours
poe acow about the damrable institu-
tions Of the South: and abused the
administration for attempting to get
possession Of Cuba, by purchase, in
order to make q slave State of it. The
speech will be published at the nations
expense, in order to CRAFTY the NOR
bid appetite Of Abby Kelly Foster,
and other superannuated hybride fan
atics in the northern part Of the I'M
ion.
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10 A street sweeping machine
has been put into successful operation
in New York, by tho operation OF
which Broadway may be swept in half
an hour. The machine is said to
work SO well, that it must be general
y adopted by all large cities. Smith
Sicklcs a. Co., aro the proprietors and
patoutecs.
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We notice that in consequence Of the
high rates ofporer The newspapers in
various section Of the country are in.
creasing the prices Of subscription and
advertising. The Evansville Nnd.)
papers have been raised from ten 10
fifteen cents per week : the Toledo
(Ohio) Blade from $6 TO eS per year /;
The Columbus Statesman from ten TO
twelve and half cents per week !;
and the Ravepna (Ohio) Democrat
proposes to increase its price from 81
so to 81 per anpum. The publishers
Of weekly newspapers in the Slate Of
New Jersey also contemplate raising
their snbscri ption prices from 81 so to
s2-tbe present prices not remunera-
ting them.
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Ng- The Board Of Trustees Of Cen

Gg- The Board Of Trustees Of Gen
tetary College, meet at jackson La,
to-day. Several gentlemen composing
the Board passed through town yes.
terday on their WY up.
EY" The new u 4. steamer Ale
ghahy il pronounced to be unfit for
service. md not worih---lIarbour
room. She is TO stay ut Baltimore.
and her boilers have been taken ia
Washington Navy Yard. go that she
shall not make any discreditable noise
in The nation
EF" On the 1911, inst, there was
nineteen inches Of water on the shoals
OH Cumberland river SO says the
Nashville Banner.
RtuAnKAptH DtscovtRv.-A curl
OTIS work has lately been published in
France on The popular literature Of TINT
country, but particularly Of That class
which is called "Lo Litie,atuye du
Coiporfage" such as pamphlets, nj
nauaes, hand books, scrap books, aud
others "for the million" The history
Of these nlnanncs is curious. and their
contents still more So Az a specimen
Of the queer stories contained in them
most Of which ii is said are implicitly
believed. because they are printed in
such reliable works, we quote the fol-
loving
A fisher for crabs, near Etreat on
The coast Of France having veptutcd
out on the rocks which spread along
The base Of the steep cliffs, found in a
little hollow hasin bottle which had
been left there by the waters Of the
main sea. This bottle was carefully
stopped Having been broken by The
crab fisher, he found in il n parch-
mpnt IN which were traced the follow
ing lines
~ have now foated on these waters
for eight and thirty days Thank God,
| am in good health, and also my chill
dren, but my animals give me n great
1eal Of trouble. The fox will eat The
chickens, the wolves bite the sheep,
and the lions cast upon me now and
then glapces which do not at all raise
spirits. begin to be very uneasy -
| was certainly wrong not TO bring u
couple Of Van Ambutghs with mo in
the ark Yesterday | sent out the
raven 10 get mo. some news. The
shabby fellow has not come back. The
lion is looking at me and shooting out
his tongue. How will it all end IF |
Am ea'en, | hope somebody will find
this document Moan
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ETs~ On the 18th inst, there was
nineteen inches Of water on the shoals
OH Cumberland river SO says the
Nashville Banner.
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!, MCMAHON IIOLLAND.

HVmnfy dnd COunwllor At Ian and NoiIrior In
Choncuy.
siiAKOrEE, ScOr"f COUNTY MIN NEsOrA
MissBsOTA HBtsnENOEs.
Uov, w, A. HofHinn,
J. Travis N0ssef, Esl. See Min. Ter,
Capt. J. II Simpson, ". r. Top. Ehgfs. ~. Paul.
4 j. Motean. Esq pioneer once,
u, A. Robertson, ESQ,
Hon. II, II, hlbley, MENDOZA.
MAhybAkD HbtBHBkeEs.
tov. II, t0Uis Lowe,
r. II. UNeai, FAD, secretary 6f State
Judges tesfabl, Tuck and Eelest0n Of Annapolis
Supreme CONT Tf Maryland,
tt0ni Aissandef Nandnit,
Joha Y. l.. McMahoh, Esd, baltimore, Md.
EDWARD M'bAUAN.
STORAGE ron WAhDiNu AND COMMISSION,
A. tbs Lever Landing, ~, Paul
A H. Ceminssl0B sDd sisDiisDts, will he prompt.
~ ty and carefully attended 10.
References u. u. Campbell, n. M'tHzan, daiena,
dt8, paiiauB, ~, Louis,
i,ewsf Steamboat Landing, H. Paul, Min.
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OLIVIER STONE a FOLSOM,
ENERAL LAND AGENTS g. suNvtyos,

oWes Ms Court HoHss, Court HcMse Stuays, 81 Psui
HAviNo formed co.psrtnershlp fbr tho purposs
ol carrying on the nbove business will attend Ia
naiI'"s a"a .""x Iss tsatsn public p!ivss ssS
LII G abstracts made 10 all lands bought and
500 ny usl Taxes pntd for n0n.resdeDs and others -
".rG. IT,. afmw, ., enc ACCOMPLISHMENTS taken.
M LUTTE may Dc iound ~ our plnce, Township Mans Of
W. M ne surveyed lands IN the refr6ry also maps Of all
"o ees towns ana 'heis additions IN ramsey county
10 we' ~ complete Is Of all tho entries made At t
w. Land Oalce In This county, correcicd semi. .wcst
perfect abstract Of eath aud every piece or parcsI
o. lana " il. cou"ty fru The United States to ;hs ia
,e st Of lands sold for ,inphid taxes In thIs
wise. - '""s'"'"' VI o'"o''
kinds OF mapping and pi .ting done 70 order. per
sons dcsrne correct copy OF my the mnps on njv
III he nsssifrs piics of Ramsey county, "r township
maps OF any lands surveyed In the Territory csh bv
able prices.
Pcsons desiring 10 enter land nny whore in this Ters
ritofy by land warrants or Otherwise will mud Il ID
ihc advantagc 10 apply 10 this nr All business In.
trusted to our caro- ID attended 70 With prom ptnsS1 ana
. l.. . HEtEhkkcss,
Hon. H NJ Rice, Washington CITY, Hon. n. n. slbsy,
Mendotaj Messfs l0rup Il Onkes, tjnnhers npu Ntrs,
"o''ihshcnd n Becker, Attorneys, ~. Paul. 47.iy
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NATWL. Il. TYSON h co.
toN hoBBhrs, brrwtas TttthD AND FOURTH STREETS.
NEW STORE AND Eit ENII GOODS
AND A wORD 30 TiiE MINNESOTA
uiXEii AAH s,p f,HfHy uu AAu

RIVER AND rf. tHoix TRADE.
A y we are nav ialrly nScd Ia uut new huiiilng and
having snilcrni room ~ stare Il Inrae aud con.
pluie stock Of Urcntlas, Ufnln Flour, and Pr0v-0ns
W. wonId respectfully call thr ATTENTION of MIR friends
~ ~ Paul ahh The surrounding connry, ~ tic FACT
TINT we have d"t feoo'oj The Iagos and bost selected
assortment Of
GROCERiES, PRO VISIONS, GRAiN, &C.,
ever brought "a ninncsota, aud say a. our
~ Cfos nh1 MlhntrOth iivrf filchds iInt ~ of
frtIhR better Inducements ~ these tfnCs than hny Urt
ho"se ~ ~ pmnit nhd NJ whorsniet WI bitsias onr.
sclvr. ~ sell ~ UALtsA paioEs our goods art nli
fresh nd IN the very best condition. U0OLs delivered
M ihe landing ~ ~ any pat ~ ts fiy tsee NJ charge
We woulI again respectfully e# attention 10 0uf
ne" stock, M Dealers and Out friends throughout the
siffO ihdlng tO,ihtfy viii nnd TINT u embraces every
thp usually kept IN our tine 0f business, ahd IN 0lne
AZ, ~oald express af thahs f vof-, nnd ,he liberal
patronage extended towards Us the past winter. VIZ
rBint faie IN part follows, which w viii sell strictly
a pastl at thp Inv pst llufkpt fat6ut
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WHOLESALE hAND4 nHTAiL CONrEc.

r1ttE subscribers IN r,nrnng their thsnts ~ ,hol
J. pntfons aud tho pubc IN ueneral ior the liberal
encouragement they have received, desire 10 inform
then" ihn they have new machinery Hhd other fncitIes
tn supply the Territory with itnn md fnnry Cnndy Ot
tn, avn anUfctufrt among others, all sorts Of rick
candy. Rose md burnt AIm0nds COfinndcfs, Ahssd,
Arldnliir1 Fruit, nnd MI other Mind Of DfOpnI Candy
a'l Sugar T"ys, Nc. witch they VIII sell By ths bos
~ lower rnirs, nlllnpregIi. thnn cnu be- bought IN
Jalchn ~ ~, Louis. wan the advantage Of hnvlnp
rcsh nttlcte. Also, French, UcrInnn nni English fOyn
id Fanfy uoods Al orders for Cakes nnd ies cream
Ompib nlIed ~ the lowest p0ssli,lb prices.
~ REM 4 kAtct1En
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SI1ULTz SMATl1Es,
NJ T. Il G II A N1' TAft q Il s.

W II z IT n " a L y Il 8.
riiiap, NEAR MINNESOTA srastf.
Lave Just received large assortment Of Cloths Cas-.
J. l. simcres, Vesings, &c &c, which they are pre-.
pared to make up TO ofer In the best style and on tho
shortest notice They have also hand splendid a.
sormcht Of sady made Clothing Of tho latest style and
well adapted 10 this market. All Of which may be had
a' low prices aud accommodating terms. Call and ex
anime their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
NlTTAON'S ADDITION TO A'f. IA Auf..
1uNl1S desirable ground lying IN the most central and
advantageous part oi tho basin Of ~. Paul, where
n',. inevitably be the principal river business Of ths
town, aBd niOfdng also most choice and fui Lots
IN the rcnr upon tic bench for dwelling houses, IL sur
ve,cd o Lots, aud offered for snie, with titles un
disputed and hdlspatae, NJ reasonably low prices, m,
upon ibtrnl terms Of credit, for most Of tho purchase
money, and Lumber fOr building on Lots sold III the MI.
diton will 10 furnished NJ the roinry saw mill on ems,
tcrius. CHARLES II, OAkfs,
Agent for Pfbprietors.
DAM Iilu fah1
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,. :, .,r1aMAN n: SMITH, S ;I.u.,,

Ju.he, Of ~ Ps@., Nt@y Public, CoiIse'o, and
HfnVoi Agrnf,
TINS removed hts Oilre 10 ihe brick niUth 0pposite
j tbs Post Olllce, eorBes of THIRD and Minaosota
streets where In will bs found ready 10 attend ~ Tho
collection Of debts purchasing and selling real estate
IRs been IN the busincsa for somr tine past, aud
being provided with MAPS Of MI the cd portion
Of thu Territory md Of the CtrfEs di the ~ FrtN,
hs haers himself thnt he viii be nbe 10 give Satisc
ton Ia vii WIN may give him n call.
NJ H. Town Lots IN H. Panl, ~. Anthony and all
tho towns on the ~ Peters Tor sne NJ reasonable prices
Also, Farms In the country, with os without prove.
incnts
~, pnut. Junr a. taSN-7tf
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MiNNEs0TA BANKING HOUSE, I
March IAN, 1854.
wii,MAM,u VIII. !, u!IlG ~ EG>Hy H.l slFt;IySt tIy!St \ co"

DaakVs, Enhangs and Rsai EAims D,okw.
1DNOMFT attention given ~ collections ~ aIi parts
of the Territory, and proessds ssmiitsd NJ eurren,
yates 6f HSebHnse
LAND WARRANTS hOtGUT AND SOLD,
And Heated on time 10 The MyOr Of actual settlers
Town and r0nhtry property fDf snts fOr cash NJ 6n
tins, W. give phrs1nS attention ~ the purchase and
sSie ~ property, the payment 6f asts, entHinR land
t0cattng land warrants Hnf Mt other business that IHH
he fustrd "a 0ilr 4u.t(
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dNOCEH IN Avn FTHVIaf0NE1
EOV TIE MILLION

n PRESLEY has len On last SATURDAY. The ssd u., 4,
was ever brought Ia iiis place. Iis wouid 70.
specially call the attention ~ his surrounding friends
ard The public In general 10 that Ea0d 0PpOfiUnty tor
Theses h0 wish ~ bay cheap, IN e1sfy ihiHa ~ his iHe,
without running MI over Town ~ buy whit they want.
please step IN md asmne price. and quality, Also.
Egas Fresh Bultef, Cheese, Oysters, aafdars, Lard
Flour Extra and HuPsinDe, Corn Meal and good man,
other tEs t06 numerous 10 mention, nj The large brick
bf6ekj 1tifd street, ~, Paul,
Wholesale and retail a.tf
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ST. pauI Mub'ts.

4. L. IARrENTEtjR,
Aa'dSa'e, China and QsssnsWa,s. CMisy, Re.
THIRD STREET.
NSsf tho corner Of Third and Jackson ssrssts.
g. Paul, Mlnncsot1.
WE river 10 closed, but tho sto,@s L.rssa
- teaf are SUI open, witts may ibniu Nc ~
sGs.snsve assortment Of Foreign and DomSsijc DiS
U,oe6s, Catpttlnss jewey, 0sniIesns cjothins. M
s,"" sr'iss .n sa Csp Boots and shesI an sVef;
the ety affords. 4 stock Of droeerss ana nysvisicyl
sil Minds which cannot bs supposedly and iuli 4
so'meni OF Hardware, Def snd 0uSensware Cutjery.
NY nma sssfy other .reis suitable for the Mnnesots Irsds
~, o. Wnieh VIII % sold Wholesale or fOtsij. on ~
most Mvof1bls and accommodating terms, W. WV
choiee variety Of double and sjnSjs bsutsA shst
euns tiass and pistols powder hasks and shot ouchSs
gun wa1s water proof percussion caps Sxtrs an iocis
oil bs found 1t TTRStMS tMSTRnSss;; MTRrs ,msI
LOUIS OLIVIER, IN. sroxE, -. cosscm.
nss. Dssds, nsm'y CO., Judge Probate. Co. eu,,svo,
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he Ouiy CrOckery store In MinmesOtn.
~ MAny1N IL truly grateful 10 tho inbni,itu uuts
~ Of 81. Paul mud the whole Territory. for The
ed 70 the above undcttakin ing From the nf.t Il In, bren
his anbition TO do business, which being exclusively
Tor China GLASS and Qnccnsware, should meet tho d.
mafs Of the public In that ine more fully iInn is
cd business could do. ~
N. can sell M cheap, md can MI orders M we'll M
Any house this side Of II. tOuisi hs has nav hravv
st6ek aud wthstaHding the hgh price Of irr,a n,
the scarcity 0f rf0ckery in the country on neroi nj
the closing bf the English nahtiatt0rjrs hs Ia r,er
mined ~ sr nj His f0rmrr very low prices t.aiI und
SEQ my stock, Of Uitt Baud, White and i,stre China
lllnss:wnfs Iron Stone China,
TNRbiefs. t'bt Mulberry Ware
!. do Pressed, Hue Ware,
fruit lOwts, Granite Warc,
syrup Cnhej CO Ware,
etc rte, etc.
~ Paul, Mnnesota Cfoekvy Store.
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ALIEN piEilAE.

NITIEN PIEWNEe
~ Lam amt Gs1erai Land Aren't,
luAvlNO bean Register Of the Land Office undcf
j the late ndinlnsirntI0n he In able 10 select the
best land IN the Territory subject 10 entry, md viii
warrant the regularity of al iofaons made by Him.
once ~ Crdar tirret, ncst door u the Episcopal
Church, ~. Pnul, NJ. T..
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Have you good Understanding I
T. MARVIN, invites the public u esaatine the
20 best stock Of Ipaicria IN III. IIne thn has ettr
Tue Atlantic 10 produce better quality of French Calf
Skins, spec inIIy adnptcl fr the winter sen.On.
on hnnd alsO, Indies nDe custom D,rhh shoes and
eaters. Also, !enemcn's Cni md Kip itnnts the bc.t
TINT cnn b. made You know the siand-third street
ncnf Roberts street.
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