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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-05-27
WASHINGTON. May l2-J =. VI

Nothing done in the House yet except inaf-
fcctual motion to go into committee and calls
| for the yeas and nays on trivial motions.
The New York Hard members intend to issue
an address to their constituents embodyng
their views on the territorial question.
a motion to adjourn at u o'clock had a mar
row escape of being carried. The division be-
ing yeas is, nays &C. The Anti-Ncbraskaitcs
have divided into rlatoons of about 80 cach.-
the admission of Arkansas and Florida, when
| the House was in season. light and day.
WASHINGTON, May r.
The House spent the whole night in parlia-
mcntry tactics without accomplishing anything.
Motions 10 adjourn were frequent and the yeas
and nays were frequently taken. At daylight
| this morning the House was called. No quo
rum being present the Sergeant at. Arms was
sent after all abscntccs, and at nine o'clock
several Ofthc alscntccs appeared and offered
their excuses. Motions to adjourn were re-
ncwcd and at half past twelve a great strugg' c
was going Oh as animated as ever.
The Senate met at the usual hour: no quorum
being present, adjourned to Monday.
FURTHER BY THE CASADA.-Thc Russians
have completely evacuated Corjoya, carrying
their guns and stores to Villa.
On the goth uit., combat took place before
kalatat. The Russia were making Obscrya-
tons of the Turkish lines. when the Turks sal
lied out with two reg iments and regulars with
cannon. After 4 combat OF three hours dura-
ton the Russians were compelled to retreat
with the loss of five hundred.
The British steamer Fury of six guns steam
ed under Austrian colors within three miles of
the entrance of ScvastopOol, where she saw
two merchantmen, two briggs two frigatcs and
a steamer leaving the harbOr.
The Fury passed in and captured one mer-
chant ship and tOwcd her off. The Russians
gave chase, and the Fury was finally obliged
to cut the prize adrift. but not until one OF the
guns of the frigatc and steamer came in range
and several shots exchanged. The Fury after
several hours chase succeeded in eluding the
Russians and carried off the merchant ships
crew.
A bold and successful feat is recorded of Rus
slams. A steamship, supposed to be a Russian
despatch vessel under British colors, boldly
steamed from the Archipelago, passed the Oar
danclls and batteries, and succeeded in cscap-
| ing into the Black sea.
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From the San Francisco Commercial.

Fly the brig Arizona from Mazatlan. we learn
that the Mexican Government are cnlisting
troops and shipping them to La Paz. Business
generally dull. a rumor was current in Ma
zatlan that news had been receircd from Quay
mas that the passengers per bark Pctrita tor-
mcrly the Anita) had all been confined and the
vessel coniscated.
No further news has been received from
Walkers party, direct, although it is said that
he and his men have departed for Texas. The
report lacks authenticity, however.
Pedro d. Miron has been appointed Governor
of Sinaloa, dd interim. and Commandant of the
Navy. He had ordered fort to be constructed
at La PaZ. in Lower California, and the works
are already commenced.
General Blancarte has passed through Maza'-
Ian with several hundred troops to bc stationed
in Lower California.
We learn from Capt. Newman that the McXi-
can Government are actively engaged raising
troops at MaZatlan and other ports, and ship
ping them off to FL PasO. Business is very dull
along the coast the inhabitants exhibiting a
very revolutionary spirit toward the present
Government.
The Espcranza being an Of cial paper makes
no mention of any revolutionary movements in
Sinaloa or in other departments.
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.OUIS VI OLIVIER, NJ STONE. FOLSOM,
Reg. Deeds, RdmseyC 60 Judge Probate Co.Surreyol
OLIVIER, STONE L FOLSOM,

Office at the Court House, Court House sqare ST. Paul.
"AVING formed co-partnershp for the purpose Of
carrying the above business. will att nd to buy
ing and selling Real Estate ut public ami private sale; til
Ties examined Abstracts male To all LlnS bought and
sold by us; Taxes paid for Non-Rcsdens and others;
Deeds drawn and acknowledgements taken.
There be found At office, Township Maps OF all
the surveyed lands in the Territory; also maps OF all the
Cities ami their additions in Ramsey county, well
complete list of all the entries made at the Land
Office In this county, corrected scni-weeky perfect
abstract of each and piece parcel OF land in this
county from the United States to the latest grantee; list
of all lands sold for unpaid taxes in this county, as we'll
as all liens by Judgment or otherwise.
All kinds of Mapping and Plotting done to order; per-
desiring copy of OF the on file in
the Registers office of Ramsey Co., township maps "
lands surveyed In the Territory, be furnished
with the short notice and at reasonable prices.
Persons desiring to land where in this Terri
tory by Land Warrants otherwise, will find 1t TO their
advantage to apply to this firm. All business inr'sted
to attended to with promptnes> and despatch
RErERENCES-IIon II NJ Rice, Washington City; Hon
II III Sibey NJ n !oa. Min Ter; M"Ssrs Borup Oakes,
Bankers, and Rc Iollinshcad Becker, Attorneys, st
Paul. 3-2Iy
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Henry Mckclaty,

Office, old Post Office Building. Third 81, Saint Pau.
II AND bought and sold throughout the Territory: in
II vc,mcnts made o best adv antage and Land
Warrants located.
REFERENCES.
NEW YoRK-Cibcrt Davis, Esq; Daniel Curtis. Esq;
Capt DcPryster, MesSrs Samuel Thompson & Nephew,
am, McSsrs Williams & t;uitn.
PIIILhDELPHIA-Joscph Patterson, Esq, Prc'st Wcs-
tern Bank MrsSrs Drcxel e. Co, Bankers X TAYLOR n
Go, Bingham Dock, Freed. Ward Freed. Scrs James
Go, BaiIy Co; Edward Hurst Esa Notary Public II
Messcier Att'y at Law James Kitchen, u, and WIN,
StOevcr, Esq.
MINNEsoTA-(iov " \ German, Hon W II WEIGH. Oh
Justice of Minnesota; Hon Rice. Drcgat- TO Con-
gress Rice iIoilinsheai Becker, Atys at Law
Borp Cakes, Bankers: Travis Rosscr. Esq. Secretary
of the Territory; Ar,rs Van Etten. htty> Al Law Rev
VI Fullerton, Register Land Office: VIM Hole u,b,.
ESQ, Receiver u 5 Land Onice ; DIR T Mann. 27y
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a son Of the fifth generation was born few
days since to Joseph A. Harris, of GAINESVILLE
Mass. His mother is % years old; his grand
father is AZ; his great grandfather rs; and his
great great-grandlather IS; there aret ten Others
in Clarksburg, all Of the same fifth generation
and all ofthem can be called together in thirty
minutes! The great-great- grandfather, Mr.
Isaac Hills, is revolutionary pensioner.
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trmot hin, soro.n, hIowS vii, + o,or ,ho ho,J
The parties then clinched. and in the struggle
Mr.. Leake went under. Before the cOmbatants
were enabled to proceed further in the aflray,
they were separated by mutual friends. Mr..
Colby obtained scratch or two on the face.
Mr.. Leake was sprained slightly in the ankle.
These are the particulars of the difficulty as
well as we could procure them from spectators
to the scene. not having been present to wit
ness them oursclves-Sdcrament0 Union.
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400 Acres Good Farming Land for Sale

IL lying In body, on which tbcrc T. p, ,c,c, 90
- nhe phdlng Taiparac, forty fenced and ter,
acres Broke. fine spring door of the hoysc
iWhlch Comfortable m=.) anil adjon ing whIsh The
"a hne body of logs and with a small expenditure "a,
De made large comfortable and convenient bo,,s Tt.,
anu Eooi' wen watered and timber plenty, which wiIs
lars apply 10 n y TySny & ~
April 30. 1854 tf33 Rnbcrt. s,r..t
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To Capitalists, Farmers and Emiyrants.

TOCapitalists, Farmers and Emigrants.
VNIIE undersigned has always hand for cash or on
II time, from
TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
Of rural land, improved or unmpro,ci, inclnn. farms
Of different sizcs, and degrees improvements at prices
corresponding with these.
Aiso--ropcr'y In ST. Paul anil suburbs, and IN Mankato
city, ST. Anthony Shakopee LcSur, Traverse DIES stony
and Eureka.
lie can At all times accommodate. the easiest terms
any one who really rishes 10 purchase.
HENRY MCKENTY,
pca;cr in Real Estate ST. Paul. Mimi Ter.
Oiicc--lhe old Post ONCE building, Third street.
81. Paul, Feb. IS, 1851. o,f
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NEBRASKA IN New YORK.-A call was in cir
culation in New York, on the 18th, for a mon
ster meeting in the Park to protest against the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise. The call
was headed by W. c. Bryant, the editor of the
Evening Post.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-05-27
Minnetonka Citv.

ANiNG laid out our property at Mnnetonka, Hen
hepin county, into Town Lots, atten-
ZION Oh 'hc public to this very desirable location.
rms pace IS now two old has the best water DOW.
er IN The Territory, excellent mill, store black
smith shop. and hotel steamboat is building to pl,,
from TINS place 10 the various points the Lake.
Believing MInnetonka City holds out great advant.r.s
we would reer persons desiring to invest, to Messrs Vim
Brewster Il Co., Bankers, st Paul. " ~
SIMON STEVENS.
,,,,,o,.r,. ,,,- =, HORACE WEBSTER.
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Forty-eight Splendid Lots,

n NOMFRlSINt two and half clrh AMI situated
~ near ST. Paul. Capitalists, strangers citiz.ns
wi>hihI " purchase desirable property for cottage
delcrs tiH0S or summer hurscs invited an!
/ take one look AZ the locality.
The sol" il of the first quality AMI perfectly adapted for
gardening or the culture OF the grape.
HENRY McKENTY.
Dealer In Res Estate.
st. Paul, Dec. 81, 1853 I5-Iv
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Valuable Ground Rents to Lease

~ f.. foLLhRToN will lease for term o: years
some Of the most valuable business lots in 81 Paul
,oos tor warehouses at the Lower Landing;
lauabe lot on Third street near his own store;
Lots on Fourth street for shops or DWELLINGS,
Lots on Bench street;
Also, 100 of unimprovcd land, few miles from,
o. fa VIII be leased with specified privileges rent
10 be paid in improvements. 27tf
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Land, one mile from the Capitol.

n 4 $500 Acres Oak Openings, well watcred, css
" # mile from the Capitol.
Oct. s. m3 HENRY NcEFNTy
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Lower California and Sonora.

| Correspondence oi the San Francisco Herald.
| San DIEGO, April 6.
The last adviccs from Lower California give
US the information that the party OF Walker
have rctreated from the Vale de la Trinidad
towards the Colorado. on their way to Texas
through New Mexico. They took with them
some six hundred hca1 of sheep, belonging to
one of the rancheros, the herdsman of which
was killed by portion of Walkers men, under
the command Of one Capt. Charles Gage. The
whole force is now reduced to a total of 20, 80
officers and 20 men, making just twO-and- a-half
officers to a man, or twO-ffths of a man to the
command Of an officer. The expedition from
its birth to its dissolution, seems the incarna-
ton of the ridiculous.
Fllibustcrng having been most effectually
broken up, the L. S. ship Portsmouth, which ar
rived here yesterday from the Bay of rodos
Santos, will sail this afternoon for the Gulf of
California This. understand. is in view of
the critical condition of affairs in Mexico rem
dcring it necessary, for the protection of our
commerce and the maintenance of our mail
communication between Panama and San Fran
cisco. that United States war-vesscl should
actively cruise in the vicinage. Capt. DOrnin
deserves well of the Government for the energy
and activity which has distinguished his cruis-
ing for the past two or three years in the Pa
ciic. He has omitted no opportunity to adj
vance and protect the interests of our COM
mercc. and has exercised great vigilance and
ability in vindicating the Government from
any charge of not acting in good faith.
The steamer Columbus having performed the
service for which she was chartered by the Go
vcrnment, is to be turned over to the Z. S. S. NJ.
Company. Lieut.. Cong. W. II. Ball. who has
so ably commanded her while in the employ of
the Government and who has been executive
officer of the Portsmouth. since she sailed from
the Atlantic States in 1851. has permission to
return home with important dispatches to the
Secretary of the Navy.
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Great Bargains in Town Lots in Lower St. Pau1

n IN LOTS one mile below the present Jovcr am
Il w Ing. have just been lad ont and are Offered Ia,
sale at one hundred dollars each. M Opportunity ~,
nearly opposite pigs Eye Par, which rs for tc Ia,
seasons INSTRUCTED, in some desrer to the pr,
Sent Iandns. And 1t Is not too NAH say, that il ia
the point where the main shipping a this grow
Ing city Of the West will ultimately bc done, d. only
needs The erection Of few warehouses for scvippc
AMI at once the prosperity Of The city win IN TIA.
directions AMI is to give il tsu begir.is init Tim.
intiicemcnt is held ont TO capitalists,
Other valuable real property in anil ncar &, Paw, g.,
sale by the Proprietor. Enquire of
l. &. KINNEY, Pro yricsor, or
ST. Paul, Nov. 10, 1S53-9-sn
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Mankato City, Minnesota.

SITUATED N The Great Southern Bend Of the Nfinncso-
ia or 81. Peters Rirer.
A@dh Lots in Mnnkofo city. Blue Earth county.
" Minnesota, for sale tor CASH time.
HENRY MCKENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate.
st Paul. Jan IS, '5I--2Otf
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For the Minnes0tian.

MEssRs. EDrroEs Seeing you arc daily ably
cspousing some cause for the common veal,
am cmbodcncd to request your aid on behalf
of the ladies of st. Paul. generally, and house.
keepers in particular.
think shall express the feeling of the COM
munity at large in saying, that our merchants,
one and all, are most kind and Obliging and
yet both .hoy and their customers are at times
sorely tried-and Why Simply because, when
a sale has been effected either of dry goods,
groceries, or what not the parcel is too cum
bcrsome to be carried home by the lady, and
the merchant has no porter to send it by. Now,
Messrs. Editors, what want to suggest is, that
some one or two persons, possessing teams,
should set apart portion of each day (whcn
other business is slack) to call at the different
stores, receive from the merchants the parcels,
and deliver them at the residences of the re-
spective purchasers. This would save a great
deal of trouble to all parties, and the expense
to merchants would be merely nominal a trif-
ling sum from each merchant would amply re-
muncrate the carrier.
BY calling public attention to the above, you
will greatly oblige all the ladies, am sure, and
espccally-yours, &C., Mona.
We have noticed the difficulty alluded to
above. ard hope the suggestions of Mona
will be carried out Our city is so divcrscly
spread, that it is a great tax both upon the
purses of merchants and the physical endurance
of ladies to accomplish the requisite labor Of
does not some one establish City Exprcss?-
EDS. MINNEsoTIAN.
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Lots at Traverse de Stony.

LUIS az ITaVcTSc dc S1OuX,
COMPRISING every eligible variety of situation will
~ be sold ly the subscriber very prices. An nj
tatc ute III Tee simple will be guaranteed pur-
CHASER. J. A. wIIEELOCK,
At Parker's Banking and Exchange once
Jan 81, '5i-i9U
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1n5~ There are in Paris 80, 900 Free Masons
ihc Grand Master is Prince Murat.
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CHURCH AT SHAKopEE-Bishop Kcmpcr, OF
the Episcopal Church, otficated at the ccrcmo-
ny of laying the corner stone Of new church
edifice at ShAkopcc, on Wednesday last. The
church is called ST. Peters, and when finished
will be quite handsome addition to the nu-
mcrous improvements now going forward in
that thriving village.
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TS- Gov. Stevens, of Washington Territory,
has arrived at Washington City, and entered
upon his great work of urging forward the
North Pacific Railroad.
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laE~Thus far in the trial OF Major Wyse, for
refusing to embark his command on board the
steamer Falcon, the evidence has been tending
to excuse his conduct, inasmuch as all who have
examined her testify that she is unscaworthy.
The books of nearly all the insurance compa-
MES in the city have her classcd as \ ). or
scratched entirely from their lists.
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10" By a recent act of the Wisconsin Lcgis-
the contrary, fifty-six pounds of faxsccd, forty
six pounds of timothy seed, and sixty pounds
of potatoes shall be called bushcl.
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ES-The captain and clerk Of the Galcna
have agian furnished us with late papers in
advance Of the mail, for which favors we arc
duly thankful.
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10 The Golden Era, in at Galcna on Mon
day, reports the Admiration her way up--fast
on the Upper Rapids. The rise, however, will
take her off.
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BUTTER FOR NEw-Y oRK--On Saturday. $50
packages of old butter were shipped on board
the Steamer Wisconsin for Lasallc, destined for
New-IOr This is not the first shipment in
that direction by several. and there is more in
store to go. st. Louis will furnish when all is
under way, from l5O to 200 tons of the oldest.
and by far the strongest article that has been
imported into that city for years. Some of it
is returning from whence it came, not quite so
fresh, but with vast deal more experience,
Intel.
Judging by some of the samples in our
market at present, we shouldnt wonder if a few
of these packages of Samsonian butter took tbc
wrong track, and have found their wav 70 G.
Paul instead of New-York.
HE CHINESE IN CALIFoENIA.-A California
correspondent of the Boston Post under date Of
March 3lst. writes that 1000 Cinnamon had ar
rived at San Francisco within fortnight aud
that report said 2O,OO3 more were on their way
there from China.
CoLLIsIoN.-We learn from the Galena Ad-
vertlser that on Friday week, a collision be-
tween two gravel trains occurred on the Cen
'ral Railroad, between Lena and Freeport-
ohe Train was loaded, the other empty. The
locomotives, belonging to the Central Road,
were completely smashed, with several of the
cars. Nobody was hurt except one of the en-
giners, and he but slightly.
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NEBRAsKA.-We are inclined to think the Ne
braska bill is going to pass the IIouse-or ratll-
er has passed ere ths-nearly in the shape it
came from the Senate. Its opponents appear
determined to "set up with it late, but VIC ap-
prehend no considerable portion of them have
been disposed to heed the revolutionary adj
vice of the New York Tribune, and attempt to
ing" upon the final passage. The latest adj
vices concerning the Nebraska matt rs we copy
elswhere.
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meet the approval of all the members o.. .ho
Committee. II proceeded to STAT. H. " o,; AZ
'"1n. 70 t"c ->eh:a>ka ill, the chief of which
r., to the delicate question OF sIaycrvN
''''t"" native OF free State, he was vii,
i'- ,ll. all the States Of the contcJcr,c,
should have slavery or not. as thov nlc,soi
""" '' "r.'red to extend the same privilege
~ we territories, irving them the rirht to de-
r,'e' 1hro"Sh the territorial Legislatures
Ike gave notice Of an amendment, 70 that Of
feet. '''''' u
y confuse! discussion cnsucd on a motion
:" refer the I'LL to the Committee Of the
Whole. u ''''
VII Dean (Soft) Of New York cave notice
O. an amendment, as follows: Md TO 1itb
section rojf}'d. that nothing in this bill
contained sha!! be considered to lccal;sc mr.
cS .',:, slavery Or involuntary scrvitu(le
"I,'a'h the territories. or either of them,
nc confusion was so great that the Sneak
81 several times suspended all business. until
'l"ct was restored. The bill was finally re-
Tired to the Committee of the Whole
;, ne report OF the minority, offered lv Mr.
f-h@h<h' OF Indiana, was ordered to be nr;nt-
ca' only one member voting nav.
y bill was passed, cc,!i.r to Illinois tb,t
part OF TIC Cumberland road lying within said
Mr. ODDS reported bill to secure the trans
mission of the United States mails. bavino
reference to the Erie difficulty. After a dis
c'''4o;l IL was referred to the Committee Of
tie Whole.
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shocking Murder and Suicide.

From the Manchester G.. H. Mirror ",
cop! the following account Of a trao;c act a,
New Boston
he'ry ~ Sargent. young man % wears
GA met Miss Servilla Jones, vounc laIv
only l. years Old. with whom he was arI.rt
y IN love- but his love was not rcciprocatcd.
Oh her way TO school in New Boston ,hon,
iiInc O'Clock in the morning. Yesterday. and
s:'t her dead. and pvt rifle ball tbrou~b
,'> own head, 50 that he expired in about six
-dr> Charlotte Sargent. formerly of COTS
'P"h an'! mother Of Henry. lived about IL
,a, '' =, rom Scrvillas mother whose hus-
,r .'..i '''' last October, leaving an estate
,'' VA . >G..! and seven Children Mrs Sar-
''' Is d "i;o" and has ROW tire -.ns a,.I
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Marriinqrs.

u" LYNDON Jan. II. hv Rev. u. Packer Nv NIL.
"e' - Moves "t landau. y. II. and Miss to
Moves. Of Sutton. =
Also Jan. p, by the same. Dr. pcr,or III
brock. IF IIarwick. and Ms. I,,,:.,u
of Lyndon. ''''' ''''''''
';h 10y the same. Mr. Lorenzo Green oe W
'''''f'' "nd Miss Elizabeth j. Sc,i-er or ct,-,o.-
ton. "''i'-
III i''fh"t. Jan II. by Rev .Tanc. Nc ,r.bnr w..
John :. >"mer~ and Mis- Mary ! W.n,o,
- ''''i'>'"r"=i' Jan. T.. Mr. Levi p. Errho,r
:" y, w. ''''''lS'"rv, and Miss Fanny Harrington Of
Walden '''i' "
II h'rr''- Jan. T. by Rev. .IlrncS McArt,u,r NJ.
,'''' u harvey and Mss Emilv $. Moore MI .i
Barnet. '''' 81
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L Ill E c 4 l. T. ID OMAN


l.a.u' al ~. late DR. Rush tat tI,er. ,y;..cI i,
VIM =" Ir''i"'" :" every malay 70 which ,n.,,
-. ne hnrk Rose lia> been found 20 We ono
!. hoco,o. ''i,nrIi' GIANTS "xt'Ht ~; the more
= '''''',' khoWn The more il i a,,nroci...j !,
~ n'.'i !'iiIv tested in the practice of ,,,,
KY I'm. n various ',tr.> Of tho con.r,. .,1
.,,,r testimonials 10 IL wonderful
h'I IA antall blood diseases are o,,hr .-r,,,,..
f"r safe by j. &. BIScII,u. s.. LJl,.r..,.
c.lIrrs in me ,.inc crnr,.nl :. n q
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DR.. Newton

"a IL he AZ l'anyillr III" lc-li If r,.l,yr,rv :,
Hr Martin l!"f'i. and viii rcir,ai,. mi ~.
i y" !, ,'ai'h "d tic'i h" will u: at :c st. Iol,>-
bury House and VIII rr,:,i;,, :. lev. y,cI
Jan. 22. ls.l. .