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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-04-08
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r.. N., England Dadem gives is readers the follow
beautiful stanzas which were suggested by hearing
an extract Of a letter from Captain CHASE, giving
account of the sickness and death OF his orotnetn
Mr., BROWN OWEN, who died on his passage to CAL
MAJ
Lay up nearer, brother, nearer,
For my limbs are growing cold,
And thy presence seemeth dearer,
When thy arms around me fold
am dying, brother, dying,
Soon yen miss NE In your berth,
For my form will soon be lying
Meath the oceans briny surf.
Hearken to me, brother, hearken,
have something would say,
Ere the veil my vision darken,
And go from hence away
am going, surely going,
But my hope in God is strong,
I am willing, brother, knowing
That he doeth nothing wrong.
Tell my father when you greet HIN,
That in death prayed for him,
Prayed that might one day meet him,
In a world that's free from sin;
Tell my mother, God assist her
Now that she is growing old),
Tell her, her child would glad have kissed her
When his lips grew pale and cold.
Listen brother, catch each whisper,
IT'S my wife Pd speak OF now,
Tell, oh tell her how missed her,
When the fever burned my brow;
Tell her, brother, closely listen,
Don't forget a single word,
That in death my eyes did glisten,
With the tears her memory stirred.
Tell her she must kiss my children,
Like the kiss las. impressed,
Hold them when last held them,
Folded closely TO my breast;
Give them early TO their Maker,
Putting all her trust in God,
And lie never will forsake her,
For He's said SO in His Word.
o, my children! Heaven bless themi
They were all my life TO me,
Would could once III 're caress them,
Ere sink beneath. the sea,
Twas for them crossed the ocean,
Why my hopes were Pll not tell,
But have gained orphans portion,
Yet he doc:h all things wei.
Tell my sisters remember,
Every friendly parting word,
And my heart has been kept tender,
BY the thoughts their Elem'ry stirred,
Tell them ne'er reached the haven
Where l sought the ''prccious dust,o
But have gained a port called Heaven,
Where the gold Will never rust.
Urge them to secure entrance
For they'll find their brother the-ej
Faith III Jesus, and repentance
Will secure for each a share
Hark! hear MY Saviour speaking,
'ris, know His voic. well,
When am gone, oh don't be weeping,
Brother, here's M last farewell.
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10 Females.

Yon viii find these Pills aninvaluabe medicine IN many
complaints to which you subject. In distractions ei-
ther toa! partial, they been found Of nestlnabc
benefit, restoring their functional ARRANGEMENTS TO heal
thy action, purifying the blood and other fluids SO ecc-
taly 10 put to fight all complaints which may arise from
female irregularities as hcachc, giincsS, dmncss of
sight, pain in the side, back, etc.
None genuine unless signed ~. " Uobensack 10TH
crs being base imitation.
II Agents wishing new supplies, and Store Keepers
deslros OF becoming Agents must address Proprietor,
j. n. Hobcnsack, Philadelphia, Pa.
10Y For ssc ly J. H. STEVENS & r.,
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HOBENSACK's WORM SYRUP.

An article founded upon Scientific Principles commando
cd with purely vegetable substances, being PERFECTLY
when taken, and can be given TO the tender infant
with decided beneficial effect, where BOce Complaints
ana DfdThed have made them weak and debitated the
Tonic properties Of my worm Syrup such that 1t stands
without an equal in the catalogue OF medicines, giving
tone and strength to the stomach, which makes an in
fallbe remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia the
tonshng performed by this syrup Physicians
have failed, is the best evidence superior efficacy
all others.
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oh. how nice YOUR house lacks -,

y LS; MR.. COLEMAN has been here and Wbitewasbed
- all over it Colored the walls and rens rad o. III.
ing and Pastering and Glazed the Window end v1t;.n
hnilt my Cellar and all the Fencing and Barn and
coa me a o,siern Tor soft water, and fixed me nice
MI , % mat can boil my clothes or brew NV haer
~ & are cash when the is DONE and he viii do
ter H. Leave your orders at Mr.. Fowler,s, Nacbn,a
or Mrs. Browns Boarding -honse " A'p' Lower Town,
Bring thor, BIZ Poster; Bills posted and delivered
remain. aone' will put them up SO that thew viii
March 4.-25 -s..
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Notice.

VIE subscriber offers to sell or lease for torn, =,
D., LIE oaw-mill, situated the Upper LANDING St.
oehs one OF the best locations for the numbering
,ss III tne city-the mill is in good repair, has
uplgnt muey saw, one cutoff saw, one lah saw and
achlne for making cut shinge. The boom at mill
M eHseeht ana safe place for keeping logs This prop
JOHN r. IRVINE,
ST. Paul, Dec. Both, 1853 1877
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$500 CHALLENGE.
WHATEVER concerns the health and

WHATEVER concerns the health and
w happiness OF people Is at all times Of the most
valuable importance. take II for granted that every
person will do all in their to the lives their
children, and that every will endeavOr promote
their own health at all sacrifices. feel to my duty
to solemny you that Worms according to the
phoh OF the most celebrated Physician, the primary
causes OF large majority of diseases to which children
ana ADULTS are Tables If have appetite continually
from one kind Of food to another, Bad Breath
ram IN the stomach, Picking the Hardness and
runess OF the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever Pulse Ir-
reeuar-remember that all these denote Worms and you
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Empress Eugenia's Maids of Honor,
Books & Stationery.

A LARGE Stock of Miscellaneous. Law, Medical, Tho
oiosical and School Books Stationery of the hest
quality. an assortment of fancy goods, Paper Uancinps
ica Instruments engravings and Blank Books of the
oe quality kept constantly hand for sale at fair
at the corner of Bench and Wabasha streets oppo-
si'e the new Post Office, at LEDUC'S BOOK STORE,
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"HALE OLA feD gallons of this superb article
w taken from the tchdIe that Jonah scG!i0red, Is
offered for the first time In this market. The public
may rest assured that 1t Is the genuine article. 1t will
emit light brilliant "cuer'd pussOn's eyes," For
sale at HICHCOX'S Wholesale OH Store.
N-A side entrance the west side, near the south
nd, for wholesale customers.
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YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS.
DODGE g. SAVERCOOI

WoUdLp rsnss'al'y inform the citizens of St. paul
W ami vicinity, that they have received their lar,e
stock of Groceries and Provisions which tbex 80
now disposing OF at exceedingly rates, at
and retail They have also consignment, choice la,
of liquors, which will be disposed quantities 10
purchasers also, an article ground feed for stock
Iney would particularly Invite the people from small
towns ADJACENT, to call and give their stock an examna
ton before purchasing elsewhere feeling confident Of
ling to all on Reasonable terms. Don't forget the place
DODGE SAvERCOOI,
"a NO ROBERTS ST., next door to Whine 4 Cooley's
49, ""i, w. o 100. 1871
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Ho! Wash-ta.

9INNIS fact the Bhoys up country, ray Eureka City
is the best point on the Minnesota l;>er; that
Railroad they going TO build cans from Dubuque
Iowa, st. Paul. Minnesota. viii cross the Minnesota RI
yer right at Eureka; that have the best Agricultural
country surrounding Eureka there Is In the Territory
Now IL you don't believe is just up and see for
yourself. and will give you alternate lot OF 300
valuable town lots by your purchasing another, and I'M
proving such way that It will be crtFiltahe to the
town. G. AEHiSUN Ditoh y,
Eureka City, Dee. 81, 1903. lS-Iy
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NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS!

A l.. LARPENTEUR has just received, and is daily
~ receiving direct from New YORK, the largest and
bcs, selected stock of
DRY GOODS
ever brought to this Market which prepared IA sell
at prices which fail to sui. purchasers. Having
taken great in the selection his stock, public
can rely Oh finding thing in his line the best
quality. The ladies will find in the following list COM
prsg but small portion OF stock, Jaricy Of art-
cies for their use, such
WINTER ONNETS;
Silks, sans Dress Veves, large and beautiful As
sortnient; French Merno>, plain and figured; Winter
Plads of superior quality; lie LANES of every STYLE
ShawlS; Ladies' Winter gloves Caiicocs oil, plain, and
inquired; Hosiery, cotton WOODEN, &c; Curtain Daask,
Inherent colCrS and qualities.
Carpeting, and Oil-cloths,
Carpet rugs, ETC., large and beautiful assortment Sc
lected with great from the best manufacturers and
Will be sold at small advance on eastern prices.
Cloths, Cassimercs and Vestings.
Hats and Caps, latest styles Gloves and mittens,
sistng Of Kid. Buck, cashmere etc., Boots and Shoes
men and boys ladies and misses boots and shoes, large
anu varied assortment.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
large variety ami superior quality, which will he sold
very low; persons wishing ready made clong will do
well to call and examine our stock before purchasing
We will continue to receive additions our present
stock by every arrival from below, until the close of nav
igaton when boast complete assortment for
the winter trade any establishment above st. Louis.
A. L. LARPENTEUR
or'rher s, 1s5e-fn
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E0fIfea

ENE have associated with IN business at the Cheap
w Curner' In Winsow's new Iktel, in Upper Town,
Mr.. J. Is. CULVER who Will take charge of the sane
under the style and firm Of J. b. Culver Co.
CuAMBLIS n MORGAN.
st. Paul, February /, 1S61-2lu
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The Exhibition Cor tinucs,

IL nv L-A WIZ NaN
Notwithstanding the great demand for Goods at the
wo1ID'S FAIR,
Since the Fall and winter supply customers yet be
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF former Goods having arri-
we'd by the last boat,
The Winter Stock is Again Complete,
Fresh packages viii be exhibited as occasion requires,
Presenting Attractions OF
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,
Prints, Deiuines, Apaccas, Mernos, AMI variety Of
Wooden Dress Goods,
Bonuets, Ribbons, Laces and En6roiaeries,
Boots and Shoes including assorted sizes Of LADIES' Miss
es, and ChdreIS Skeastc, Morocco and Calf Booccs;
Buffalo, Carpet, and India Rubber Ovcrhocs; Silk, Bea
Kossuth and other Hats; Plush, Otter, ami variety
OF Fur Caps; Wool and Buck Mits and Gloves.
Tailor's Trimmings and Piece Goods.
Ready-made Clothing, and Clothing maze
to Order,
the shorcs: nolice Having engaged the services Of
expericd cutter, particular attention will be paid to
making Men and Boys Clothing, in the latest fashion,
House Trimming Goods
general assortment, including Cotton, Hemp, Wool ami
Tapestry Carpets of the latest designs and pa;ters.
Stair and Floor Oil-Cloths,
Paper Hansings, Cashmere, Worstcd, and Linen (satn
fnsh) Table Cloths. and covers, Window Dainask and
DraperieS ia great beauty, at tho
Worlds Fair Store,
Corner Third and Rohertss.s.
EDWARD KEENAN,.
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Attention Everybody
HEAR..HEAR YEI..na We uran

hEAR.-HEAR YE!..DO YE HEAR2
'i,,i .. H. W HlTNEY has Just returned from,
New YORK, with the largest and most macnjs,cent
pie of Minnesota. >'' 0"e'eu 10 'he peo-
& \. b. HIS assortment OF Cases is the most .,,oD
tortoise Shell, Papier Mache, Silk Velvet port Mono,c
Hayes, &c. -"' Lii'u, haie
AoSACtS: HoClxotszss
c lGTGeSf am best assortment ever offered for saIa
IN ST. Paul, which will be sold either with ~ ,,..
"h ni IN them; also, Locket Pins, etc., etc.
rc'ufes put mp in better style, and better cases than
ever before for he money. ' ''-''
,. iOo.ooO persons can be accommodated OH shor.
"o,'ee; Provided they do not all come at one time
a re" very fine likenesses the late Col l. n Good
nue. for sale; also, pictures Of Iolc-n.tbc IA Pei
ron anu other noted Indians, views of ST. Anthony
VII IN al the Gothic Building, Third street, up stairs
ST. Paul, November 5, lS53-st,
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VI 'e oest quality at No winslow House.
Nv DOwNER.
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ST. Paul Tobacco and Cigar Store
j. Campbell.

ATE Of st. Louis, has removed St. Paul, to stay.
IL He has, moreover, removed his entire business here,
and will henceforwad be of the business citizens
ST. Paul. lie has taken the room recently occupied by
Truman NJ. Smith, E>q Third street, near Jackson
At this location he has opened extensive assortment
VI all kinds NJ
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d r I GS ND IEDICINES
At TIL,
PIONEER DRUG STORE

, lust RECEIVED at the Pioneer Drug Store, ON
- Third street, nearly oplo,t. the Once, fresh
suly of Drugs, Medicines, hts Oils, Glass, varnshes
ana Dye stut<, which will be sold the lowest prices
Here Is all enumeration Of some OF the principal articles
Acid. lelizolc Ammonia. aqua on. Harlan
do tar.aric d. carb, do oiy,
do nuriac Barbados Alo.s do ar.se
do sulPhurlc Alcohol do Juniper
Alum Anthony, blk do castor
Adhesive plaster Arrow root do tansv
Burgundy Fitch Bue piil do .oiS,.
Bark. wild cherry Borax, refined d, nsred
BalSam ir Ei>nuth, 10 cloves
| BaybcrTy bark Col extract do Rosemary
cream tartar Copa, a, baisain do sassafras
Chalk, red Ceua extract do cinnamon
do prepared Camphor do henlock
Colombo root Cayenne African do lemon
Carb. precip. CamonIie flowers 10 pcnpyrovol
taill1iiiic flowers tarianion caraway do berga,ot
CorlaIl!er Corrosive Sub 10 win,argrceu
oIeos'he composition do wOr!nsred
Dituai'S EmeTE.n nos to 8 do British
EPSON salts Eye water Quininc
Ahuha:'' root Seneca snakercot su;ph zinc
do pulvcrized smoi,s sponge
Tartar enet!c sealing wax scanmony
iodine pota>sa skins, white & split Ivory black
Jalap I.1klaaun sps Iayr,s,er sn.S
Laioof'ce, nan STAGE, morphine N"rcural Uintmt
DO root Nitrate silver Nrti,,cgs
Sar'aparil!a, com. sugar lead sal ammo,ilc
Siui's' Ss"i sap-ift' seiiia sweet spirits nitrc
10 vinegar saiifcn I'll Gci.tan
do syrup sUlphurc ether Glaubcr salts
Spanish lilies Iiera picra I;ngia,< In1rc
Inc cars ElyrrhCarhorittc magpcsia Cup, Arabic
do asar,rtda Calc;ncd IL, do MTrrh
do dis;alis Crotrn oil d, O1iu,,
w alors o''i,h''h'' mere do tragacantl:
do myrrh do red pr do sliellac
do opium Calomcl, Eng do amr,unir
do canharides Orange Peel do GuaIco,n
u" cailp:i1r lth'iicc stone Peruvian bark
IVA. Iris Irccipitate, red rcori i,,r,ny
Naeriam 30 white ,5nt ref
w"rmsc|d Quicksilver "''''' va, Wafe r%''
Virginia snake root NAY white
Family Medicines.
Anti-bnUs, CathartiC. vegetable am, a:la nils: Co,o,
hive syrup; Stou2htn's bittero; burgundy pitch;
lihiment--nerrc and bone, poor mans
an. anodync; Thomp.on's eye water;
oIode'ioc; paragoric; r.IeI-
matte Drops ETC.,
Together with every article the Drug line. fer sale
cheap for cash.
June lS-4Oy JOHN DEWEY
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A Little Left Yet,

A Little Left Yet,
200 bbls Extra Flour, 25 bLs Mess Pork.
or SACKS BucEWteat Flour; 100 bush. White Beans;
JoOo lbs best Dairy Butter; 90 bbls Dried Apples;
8 hhds y O sugar; 10 do B and G sugar;
20 bbls kcnlali's Butter Crackers
And Jec other articles, all of which wi sh close
ont as soon possible, to wind up business for the
season. J. c. BURBANK,
Wharf Boat, Upper Landing.
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING

rSiing Of ra>!nrTcs drlaines, alacaS prints fan
els. h!"aciet and Ul5i, acird Insln slawl. ta,Ir.
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Notice to Dealers IN Real Estate.
THE UNDERSIGNED is now furnished with sectiona
of all the surveyed portion OF the Territory
Abstracts Of all entries and presumption claims made at
the Saltwater Land Oce. Persons in the vicinity wish
ing TO enter Government Lands time and money
by calling On me, as can furnish them all the informa~
on they could get at the Land Office Reports received
from the Land Office twice week. Titles lands traced
to the original purchaser.
TRUMAN NJ. SMITH,
Corner 81 and Minnesota ST, Saint Paul, N. r.
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:. Blun's New York Bazaar

''i!'S bIcsS t'oJuS Consisting in rart'of tn, ,l
lowing articles: " 1' '''' i'''
IierincS,
DE Laines,
PopIiEs,
AiPlccas,
r,,,.r,,,,,-, Bombazines, &c.
ECRS.
Gentlemen. ''' Ao i|'uics aiS
JEWELRY.
,o'" anu SILVER watches. Chains and Brrsstnins .-
's am 'rentle1hnn; Bracelets, Rings. Gold ami sill,
lh'h'cs, Seals AMI Gold Kcs and = very -o, ass,
ment of Silver ware. '' e'0'' "ss'I'-
f.adics Shoes and CATERS
wa assortment of Ladies shoes and -,.rs i. -or-
styles. ' P"''V'is' au !ates'
NHn'affy Goo9s-A large and beautiful ,ssor,r,.,,
'",.pi Hi- t!ie very latest styles.
hosiery, OF every drscrip:oD
Guns and Pistols
W e nave 4 splendid stock of Guns Pistols Sc h;u,,
VIII be sod al low prices. 10y ""'e'
r.,;a-,, Christmas Presents
i,' anu Gentlemen, You find al B.p,.s r,,,..
wi! sreat variety Of articles suitable for br,stm,s pro
s, Ior eher children Adults, all of which vii, h.
sold remarkably low. ~ "'> WI" p'
merry. e'ic rreiich rerfu-
Nov 10, 1S53-I0f
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A QUANTITY OF FIRST rate Buckwhcat, and Corn
IN Meal, for sale by
CASrNER, HIHCKLEY & CO.
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HATS. CAPS. &c

Mems and Boys fashionable s,I,, mi flo. :, r,
numbers. '' u 3''''
III III" ADORE enumeration Only q few Of Tho l.a,1iu~
aFi'cH are mentioned. To form Just con. oI of MI
mai VIC have to Offer for sale VIII require n a,iu; nor
''ai examination. which i most respectfully solicited
p,' s"os having been p'T ha.@i at the East at ext ng-
~" ifc's. We arc enabled 10 defy al competition CAL
ami sc. for YOUR elves. ~ va
ST. fail, November, 1852.
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QHE4EE5s8H1EE

An extensive Livery Stable at the corner of Fo,rt;
and Roberts streets. Particular attention given To the
accommodation of Pleasure Parties, upon liberal TERMS
2i-f WILLOUGHBY & POWERS.
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oh>i''lhc OF OvcrcoIS Of all Kinds styles and pr Is
'rc:H ann fiocN cuass, Pants Vests,
i Gp III me pest ami most fashionable mariner and of
Xceiic MATERIAL Under Clothing ali kinds Hosiery
&c. Rcd, white, gray and green JIaakeia large ,,,an
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

From the cOmmonet kind of SKen.uck Spanish up to the
most highly .Ilaberano,' and from
'twst' 10 the most delicate and Sweet-scented modern
preparation the sweep for masticative purposes also,
every other preparation TO which the tobacco plant
subjected, for smoking chewing and snuffEg.
wish to impress upon my Minnesota customers that
whatever celebrity attached Ia Cigars and Tobacco
st. Louisiana those who have read the pap-rs' that
city will agree not a llttlcas been transported
here. The articles the quality
that market, and what is of Importance offered
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

OF all Kinds, very heavy stock, coll>is sting Of calf Kin
cn"Eh" AMI water proof Boots; caf, kip and IN ,ruc,
" a "ifeiS Tor men AMI boys. Ladies XII and en-
ahieIe Ties, gators aGl slippers: Ladies, and misses
gum UEeEsh-nS. eli Ll,S l..nl.. and ~ -
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- 1,)ortrD. o

0J- Swearing is. as general thing, most un-
manly and unchristian; but the Yankees By
iolly!" is 50 peculiarly characteristic and good
lumored that we never find il in our heart 10 do
lnything but laugh when we hear it, There
ore, we particularly smile at the following expo.
tion of the onth:
Lives there a Yankee far or near,
Who, VIII en- his plans get out Of gear,
Has never said, d" Wall, | don't keer,
BY gOlly2"
Who, IL lie stubs his toes and fall,
Don't want TO swear; but, great or small,
Will vent his ire with Darn it all,
By golIy?'
The Yankee boy, with staring eyes,
When first the elephant he spies,
With wonder snums, and SHOWS, aud cries
BY golly!"
The youth, with jack knife sharp and stout,
Will try trade to whittle out,
Aud, shaving, query" What you bout,
By golly1"
The man that's dickered MORN a few,
Will quantity ask you, How dye dew1"
His story tell, and swan tits true,
I" By goly!"
with brass enough his way to win,
However much he has of tin,
lie swows he'll " have as much again,
By golly!'
II luck attend him, and he nBkes
happy hit, he sweeps the stakes,
With" Arter all, 'taint no great shakes,
By gOlly!"
But If he loses the luck he had,
Maybe he'll get most proper mad,
And "guess as heow this 'ere's too bad,
By golly"
Whate'er he tries, il is his rule
If once he fails to reach the goal,
To rate himself "tarlId fooli
4" By gOliy"
And so the Yankee slaves along
Full chsel, hitting right or wtoua,
And makes the burden OF his song
"By 9, lly!"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-12

E9-The Nebraska bill is not dead yet.
There are rumors Of another attempt to revive
il in the House-lhe original bills are where
they cannot well be got at. But Mr.. RtcH-
ARDsoN. Chairman of the Territorial Com.
mitlee. is said to have drawn up new one,
differing only in some minor particulars, which
he proposes to introduce and have "pul,
through" under the previous question. Many
OF The opponents of the bill are away, and an
attempt may be made to take advantage OF
their absence.-SGndusky Register.
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(ooscLupED NEXT wEsK.

The Hon. THOMAS H. BEEros notified hid
friends and constituents in the City Of st. Lou.
is that he will not receive letters through tAs
St Louis Post Office because an anti Benton
man, is Postmaster He tells his cofrtsS
pOndeuls TO use ADAMS d Co.'S Express
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EEThe first train Of cars ran through
from Chilacothe to Grer6eld. distance Of
23 miles. on The Marietta and Cincicnnali
Railroad on the Is. day Of May.
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FREMONT JOURNAL:
JOHN MASTIN, Publisher. &PrOprietOr.
The Journal is published every Friday morn
ing-Office In Buckland's Brick Buildng-third
story; Fremont, Sandusky county, Ohio.
TIE r NJ S

TERM
Single copy, per year, in advance. 81 80
Paid ,vithin The wear, 200
Town subscribers will be charged s. rs. The dit
ference in the terms between the price on papers
delivered intown and those sent BY mail, Is occd-
sioned by the expense ofcarrying.
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tfy the pHblishe under his frank he is auihot-
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