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its assistance with hand The wise and good
bad exerted themselves in its maintenance and they
the work sss 70
the efforts made by the coporteurs, who had rendered
great assistance to the ministers and through whose in
H hsa an o
ing the good effected by the coporteurs for he had him
efficiency he related an incident Of person whose con-
version was produced through the means Of tract
not relax in thsr noble exsrons Re hoped thsv
would continue In the work which they had far
cessfuy carried ON for he believed that 4 they did So
continued At great length to speak the efficiency Of
cal Christianity, and concluded by exhortng both minis
tiers and aymen to lend their aid and encouragement
va: seconded g
In few brief remarks, which were intended to show the
benefit ne hs Rssttsr derived from the reading Of
following was then presented By Rev. d.. Smith
w ns q sSs &:
world an Of personal Christian activity in
The reverend s o." said II was mistaken idea
70 sr e s,' he s % ss n
enlisted the laity IN the distributions Of Gods word,
facts which had Sssn stated were proof d their en-
cheney and . guaranty Of what would Jet be accom-
ancient than the church. for he regarded Adam as the
frat coportsur It was true he had such an extern
i've field to labor in, numerous audience the
eoporurs Of the present day buthe unfoded the great
ress and glory and mercy Of Cod As manfsstsd in the
mountains and the great deep Noah he also considered
eoporeur and the other characters Of the OLD Testa
ment assstsnts in the work Of colportags They
disseminated Gods principles with the only means then
In their power which less effective The speak
or deprecated the system Of moral philosophy which was
being established ct the day subversye OF All
true religion he feared that would be made too theo
retca that individual piety would eventually be lost in
vague generaliffes But he believed the most effective
mssns Of defeating such philosophy the system Of
Ths resolution seconded by Rev Mr. NILS mission
airy from Ceylon, who most encouraging
the results Of missionary labor He said that from
hundred and fifty TO two hundred millions Of tracts had
besn'crcuated throughout India. The lsbors Of the
ministry had been strengthened and rendered more en-
cent BY the distributisn Of these proved BY the
blessed results which attended thsm He coneluded by
expressing the hope that the society would st seatinue
ts efforts with undated zeal and with undninisnsd
energy. #tA
The following resolution was presented ~ Dr.. rysa'-
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fohowlng programme, winch ne urged upon toe anu
Abolish slavery in the District of Columbia and in
all the United States territory
2. Abolish the American slave trade the sea, re
peal the Fugitive Slave Law, &c.
g. Declare that slave State shall In future be ad.
A. Declare that no STAKEHOLDER shall hold Office
8. Reconstruct the present Judiciary system; and
o. Declare that at certain day AK II when you hke
slavery shall in every state or that State shalt
cease to bel part OF the Union. applause and demon
And now, be continued, the srea. question for the
next Presidential election Is Shall have Turkish
or Russian President in favor Of despstism or shall
have President whose the side Of IL
bertyr cloud applause, during which Mr.. Parker took
Mr.. WENDELL PHILLIPS, Of Boston was next introduced
to and addressed the meeting travelling much the
line Of argument the other speakers had done
ina At sSs the
Ing been In session four and quarter hours.
EVENING SESSION.
There evening session at o quarter TO o'clock
and the Hon. CHARLES SUMNER, United States Senator
from Massachusetts,, delivered an address upon The
Anti Slavery Enterprise i necessity, practcsbity and
dignity with Glmpsss ct the special duty Of the North
before the New York CITY Anti-slavery Society.
Hon. WILLIAM JAY in iatroducing the honorable scna-
tor said he was "a Northern Senator whom nature
had conferred the unusual gift Of backbone-a man
Who standing erect the oor Of Congress- amid creep
the stupsndsus wiekednsss Of the Fugitive law
and the Nebraska perady and in the name Of liberty,
humanity and religion demands the repeal Of those
most atrocious enactments."
SENATOR sUNNBR's LECTURE.
Mr.. SUMNER commenced with glance at the history
of the anti slavery enterprise from the time Of the abo
lon riots in 1885 down TO the present time. whom he
thought the had become popular. The rs point
argued by the honorable Senator was that slavery for
the honor human nature and the good Of all concern
ed should cease to exist and at He quoted from
Judge Stroud and others to prove that slave, 90.
cording to law article Of propsrtya chattsl per-
sons The avsrmsnt that slaves treated kindly was
argument against these facts In the law Power, he
raid divorced from right IL dsvish power without the
check Of responsibility ID tyranniosl and need not 90
back to the authority Of Plato whom assert that the
most complete injustice d that which 10 erected into
the form Of law But all those things in slavery
is then the testimony Of slave masters solemnly
esislativey judiciay attsstsd in the very lav ITSELF
that now araign this institution C outrage upoa
and his Creator. And here II the necessity Of tia
'ati slavery sutsrpns, wrong 70 rapsosndent N
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next meeting at New York, which met with opposition
member thought it highly udicous TO hold the
convention in Philadelphia as "our reporter (ibune)
would not be present to take notes. The blank ALI
ed up after short discussion asserting
member.
the 16th October next taken and carried Msssrs
Wilson, Lewis Smith and Nell were appointed to pre-
REFUSES THE HONOR
Mr. NELL wanted 70 give an explanation why he would
not vote, but was choked of by the President:
Mr. BELL rose and said he had motion, but would
be excused from acting that COMMITTEES. Mr.. Nell
hast night he Said Was not excused from voting, and
ne had any scrupes he shond have stated
them last night. II waa important to know who was
with them and who wasn't.
Mr.. MILL EXPLAINS
Mr. NEIL said he mad made up his mind not 10 come To
this Council but met friend in the sr eet Who
him into the Council The vote last evening given
Mr.. DowMSo wanted to know IL Mr. Nell claimed To bs
member Of this august bodyS
The CHAM stated that the question was whether Mr..
Nell should be excused from acting tbs committee
Mr.. DOUGLASS was opposed TO his beng excused. Let
Mr.. Nell vote with leave us; II Is important to
know who are with us and who are mot.
Mr.. WILSON believed that Mr.. NelIs scruples were in
regard to the illegally Of this convention It was not
that his sympathies were opposed to them but Il was
certain scrupes which operated on his mind.
The COUNCIL LOOKS DARK AND STORMY.
Mr.. MYms-H Mr.. Nell Is TO represent Massachusetts,.
let him do 80; II not, let him resign.
A vote was taken on excusng Mr. Nell from acting
the Finance Committee. The result nine nays and
three ayes. Mr. Nell was not excluded.
Several members, after this decision rendered.
held meeting around the stove.
The CHAIR told them that they must take their seats
no caucus meeting could be held there.
John Jones, OF Chicago. H. appointed as An agent
70 collect funds for the purpose Of erecting national
Mr. Douglass was nominated AZ agent for the East but
begged 70 b excused Members felt dslcsts % voting
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jtss .5as ,;asSst5 JOHN HOOD.
Acting Commissioned G;r,ersl Ism OFF,.
NOTICE To TOWN :. SPEC IJL4-
TORS Az '-- 3.
BORUP s. CH.4yNPLIyv..9
Aug. 8, ls5s.3t14. a. s IL 80 :

"OULD respectfully infpru. The Merchsn,,
and the public generally, that fhes /, u.
bought out the interest of Mrssrs. Burbank Il fo.
~ the forwarding and Commission business. and
That they c n afiard increasel facilities ID ~,
these WIN mayf.vm them with u share cf ,he;.
patronage. they will attend ina general Storage.
Forwarding and Commission bus mess, !, their
Warehouse on the Lower .anding. H.,in.
leased the WhaSi-boai. those who. ship 10 then,
VIII save expense soi dravage.
seal REFE ENCES.:
Cronin. Hurxihall and Lear, New Fork,
!. iinrmnn and Co.. Buffalo.
James c. Fargo, Chicago.
Mather and f,o !, Z. assssssig
y. E McCloskey. Galena.
b. II. CHnphel. =
T. 8. Je-sup and Co., Dubuque.
ChonieaU and Vale, ST. Louis.
sarnp and Oakes, ST. Paul.
ST. Paul, NJ T. sss ap,.r
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! n l. II IL
ikG - II ts nv n ~ WI
u,pas "
Siss gfliss III 4 zaEiis
Isissr Sboys Hal N isi.8I|S
;sciae vast " copatfs ~ s ss
III fauitily MA recently M tiuis ii a
4 N posises. NH Fyoatis II ,sili h laljss.
y ~ saasga istcslly dssep ,sssd w
md rt,ns;-sent supporter u tl,e present.
AdRsipitiratica, md aIl I'M "a, tl,s
socas,s of he principles md faith 81 ti.s i
ctrttie pany. Il
sss &aIne limo that 4 thos costritpses wlild
rscs &c infDencs, ii may p,ssess n sae sucsss III
Den,ecrasic men ead Dsmecrasic measures, N
viii .dsnt,fy Hself wnh ~ fac,isn III ~hs,.yer
naise NJ swn i my appear Ike columns III
ihs Frosale s;:san witl al~ays BE- open u sacls
person, VI may desire n gyr II par.,cu-
iar IL f.s,,Tife ioeaniss ID amy pan nf The Teri
Itpry I'M, especially those a,nnd yD ,he Upper
Mississippi io Gra,srs, wip npsy wish N speak
ID The public relative u the great subject of AgX-
10 Ill who hnvS eIhef leisure m inciinu-
til, % sli,e upen subjects deemed Of interest %
lhe 81, A,r.alsnrsI department IL .lis rapesA.
aisass ,he ,,,o.f a,pcrspni u y conniry ne.v<t~.
per.w III 81 audrr Il. special superntendencs Of
pracsicat and successfa, sar,''er
Hai'ing from point contA mons 70 me homes
81 the Winn1bage nnd Ojibway !. nd'ans. wa g.
history " rerlese with ia,sreet and III. nent, Inc
frDnsi.rnjan w II n 81 fnsss, a. con.
ram much concerning Indinn lie. heliet. and
manners. of nose than ordinary interest 70 me
general render per4oss long resident = shsl ~
.''"n country. ~ missionaries, having sEsAa1
been Engaged No regular contributors.
TENNIS:
Oue copy. one yenr. y. ]. i. .as..s So 90
Ten copies . our 81 The ,rerr;forv * %
twenty copies out Of the Territory. 20,oos
Strictly in advance.
Persons forwarding Clubs. should reclaim cer,ifi-
cafes from Postn,astefs. "a
8 JEREMIAH RUSSELL.
Sank Rapids. Minnesota. April 2s. 1854
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s 5 o q 10 q

WOkTH VI Go,sls can be fund 1, RA1,s.
WKsrtRx Enr1kx SToks, al ST.. AT.
can NJ, b* beat. s - Z Z
ny Stick consists " Dry f,ooar,, Faary Goads.
Sh,'cr. which, for rty and ,r.ai;sv, IN s,rrror
is'. large supply Of Groceries and Provisions.
shall airo keep ail ass.,rnsent IL he alr,vc
gs,ds 81 my store ~ Aanta i H N S..
st. Anthony May 49,. M RI. BALI. 4 CO. VI
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H0' "r each add'isonal ilHeffrN, SO s8a..
Advertisers will m eni,ad 70 change n6 their
advertisements twice year. ps.ynlea,s "a e made
ha't yearly Yearly advert.<s.s ou.ni ,hr Territory
'"s' make thar ~, n'ents hafycarly in advance.
ana when ADVERTISING Or shorter persd<, the meney
must IN alI cases accompany The advertise n.nt. IN.
ana'f,ntn' is,'n Published rates. Speciai ,otict
charged twice. 80 :
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ADVERTISING RATES

One column tsr me se.r. $50 o.
Due cs'lu,nh !'r six npnths,.. $50. 80 90
tsy O'e column for three m,n,hs,. &. 10 %
Han epiuan tor nne year. ...... 81 o. 4
HaH 4 csjamn fpr s;x m,ontbs,. 49,. 70 90
Half a co}amn far three mt,n,h-,... Is 90
Q"af'es = C. paa', FL, ONE ,rar, 10 90
By sis - CAxDs--NA over iiyrlpes
ne gear, 81,
Over s lines and under IL, rs 7n
Over 10 and under Is lines. do 10 90 M
One sq'rs.c, II Zines -. lese III ina. VII
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ST. PAUL. SAUK Rapids " FpRT
RIPLEY STAGE LINE.
r 20 e u, M NisRIcKs.

80 y @ NJ " MIC X
CONTRACTORS sor conveying The u. s.. Mail
~ from 81. Panl =, For, Ripley, have mt on
afr'agr1 sn'''b.e FIR cpnveying passenger. l. and
y, the above and Intermediate points. Their
.,arrages aud Horses are in gp,d condition.. and
,ne,r drivers. steady, careful and attentive. ren.
who Iaronze .his line, pleasant ride over o,,. d
the best roads IN The United States, and through
co, e. equal ~ any The Territory of M;nesia
ahe Stage leaves s.. Paul every Mend,y morn;,e
4 s., o'clock and arrives Fart Rirrly Il ,..cck
!. g u rdesiay evening giving passengers WIN NAV
i: any nf the intermediate points, al onnor,nr,, =
atfsna to u. aud take the return Stage for 81, Pail
where 4 ''T'vrs g o'cick Saturday evening Of
the sane week. sz .t7'sI S''s
E ST.. f.;,t. Mirsesofa Tcrritnrv. Arr;f 20. 1854
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,.sss 81 f III ~ III IL 9s ~
y s,s'
rasses ssss ss ''
~ shs NM bSs ~
a. .k sl 3 81 ~ e. q 49,
" wv tes.ee n0t = sas
M SSss ytA
North Oc the haSe line and ~ wv nr INV
!. a.sss Az nm 81 /. &.
i iouItn prime pal meepaia leSs x 2s ~
i TOvnships f,sty. az range Twenty ID IL. s
M tk;rts. " fsnks
4 Tpwnshsps shisty.s;x, ahirtS..cSeo. INA th;rtv.
eighbOf range Thirss 8 6 As ~
Sssxksps tAsrty ~. i'm. II 49, Nv
awn. n rassxr Tkits .sssS
Fracs;osal towc,h ;;ps ", -.
Essy.ne, AID II sa.ys
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GROCERIES.

ihe very fast sf articles N the above AIMED Ina
o. Goops Can always be oh,ained a, his store #
| much lower rates Than at any similar ea,ab,ish-
| tneni ~ the Tertiary. 81
Particular attention in the preparation and t1;,.
pensing Of Medicines. Physicians ana Counrrv
Dealers will nd for their interes, 10 cal and 81.
anime his stock. AZ Inducements will be Offered
10 their advantage. 4 a. s
~. b. Phy<icians' prescriptions viii be ear.
July and property compounded.
All the hest patent medicines Or he day ran
always be obtained al The lowest prices. Al.o
~ assortment of Cigars. Tobacco and Csnfxc..
linn,..ry q,
i.an. Tooth and Nail brushes !: II air Dve..
Pons,ses, Han Washes and Oils-a large variety.
Fanc, Soaps. Cos,.srtic. ETC..
Druggists Glassware. burning Flaid, po,a,i,.
Acids. Ms. Varnishee, Glue, Brushes, eic.
choirc hssortnn nj IT hest Teas, Figs. Raj
-ins. tellics. istns, Ketchup-. etc. ETC, ii the
lowest market price. ,gs ass
Remember he BdSdr n the Winslow House.
where Ghampaanes. Holland Gin. Rum. Old
Port, Madrria, Sherry. Mu-cat, Malaga, Scotch
md Irish Whiskev, Aionnng.hp!a and Bourbon
Whi.hsv, .pnre. can AWAY be found Of tho very
best quality. and w shs very lowest prices
Saint Paul, April, ylf
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JOSEPH IS 81 q, NJ M - \

2 % S5aR 5sl % r. % w nv |,
/ i[' r''opr'tstor EFF the Big L.all'e Honse.
WlIL endeavor to please all who civ, him !
cal. This hsnse il situated immediately az
ne shore q Big Lake. This lake abnr,ds s. S.s
nan, and many bite readily At the hsk, making rare
sport E,r thpsr iand IL angling. "a '' - - :
Zig Lake. Benton County, April 20, 1855. ~
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n e FEE n TO

M AZ y ~ g - 20 II TO
Governor. ". IA Gnru.sn. 81, Paai .M r,
Dara''d. Dor,ic. and Co, Nm PORK.
Y: a. Barrirre and Bro, .Nsv Orieans.
firsnan Lacapefe. .1 b
and Z. Svnlsh. 81 { Losis. 81 \ ss
2. y. Gsmpbsll and 70, Galena.
p, Hampstead. #
fIon. n. n. Sihley, .Nsadofn
Ion g ": Hines. Dubuque, Io.Sa. s.l ifss q
Nadean md Rodger-. IS.
Hnn: 4. e. Dodge. BsrIing ton, long,
w 2. C.phanx MA IN. n z, \
Es ..'l' 4 Ramsey, ST. Paul.
Borup and Cakes. !.
Riee Hslirshsad md Becker. II.
ts'iIksns and Van Etssn & s u 81
sl PaI. April 1856. '48
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4 EVERY DEscRIrT1os or MATTRESSES.
rurh. y HAIR, Pain Liar, Moss and straw.
soRfihrr uh n,any ther articles t, ,,,,n,p,. n
i'a's,'i'., ~ HI kinds 81 Urholstry wo.k dapt "a
oE.'s ~ short n,'ct md III the hes, manner, byex
lslsieseed wasksarn. - s
g. KING BY r.. y. RICH.
u 0a'M raa'' June W. n, 1920 ss2 n7.1 6a
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V. MI 4 s sss ~ ~ N
81 ~ ~
sss "A sss IN a. ss w n sSs u.s. I'll Ssass M
~ n MI s,x..,
II lks United "a -
D IN aa3Fse WV y y
49, n I'M 8 sss u ~ Isy
S 8 6 ss n
At shc lani aiIicsg Y Hxow L. cnsnsr ;sa
~ 1lst,aay, So AvsNExrxya - ~ I'd,
" ivy ~ n Y x.f fa thr aiS w H1f
n sstuAtssl withsn INA i6ssk sns sss
sst sa9 W W & " II IN
S ~ -, vi i. Gan gsss, ss..; sss 81 Il,
49, 60 ntax& SXf 1xs AnSNxfe4
M s an N, ... \. nm ia. $3.50 ~
etllssys ~ selxsoS ID. IA
t!ncssoMAt tow9ahips osse hMedsed and ON, On
nsaassd 40 twosasa a0sased - shrnesi - -
hundred .Md ht - nm paaiM asns N ssaase sAses.
pMmentp ONE hnndfsa Snd COG. AAd is.,cti0aN
SnsNKsAsps ahes huSllred MI tstus Ssla sasl aad
three, nas hundred md aess aud sne hpa<ifed and
hse. un me saslA hand, ~ vHNge satir .K gs s
Tawnships sus hundred AaSi lbfss, ora hunased
sna nar, ~ org hpadred ssd shss. = ranges ~
Ts.rs:s a. Al. MAJ Ill III III, ..,
3krees gAe hsndrvd asA fsrs MI -. h.... 81 W.,
80. IL 800 erN
To~iSsh ~ h,,,,iT d m, cor. o,- h,s,is.,s M
twos On ed MA ik,xe, nsd one hun.ired and
6vexnf range niNe. N III E 7
W.. s,s ma me- 40. nar.,.s ~. =, 60 49,
aud ON ,Nitsf ia 6ve2 of ranvrs -. ei,w.
sselse, ana ati,sss.. .s I'LL
IS. a. The sssx rLAcE. commissioning On Monday.
sosi m ,.h a,.ss - ~ ne
ed tnwnshiipe, 10 VT: AZ
NORTH 0f fke hnse and scesf az The fill
spy,sc; MI ,n,,;;sl;;n.
Ssp0t Hees sAs01 Wss
49,, oss ansa = ana owe. one hundred and
0(tn0le0 e. fs,,r
- nenased ava nses ~ rang+, fouRrEEx
- "''1 nu'sss,u Aa" tnfre, me nun'ired
=, ses1 .su o"e au'nspG hye, ~ range Fifteen
- ~nsng ~ Eve ananred ana one and one hundred
T...-.. 4: 49, ~ s.'sss q
-Tswa.h;,m an h,nd. "a ma o,- ~. hn0d 81 81.
two ooe hnndrsd .",i ,hrss 80 ha,,.s ~ r "'
and ONE hnrlrsd st ,a &c r;",. anu M:
,-, \, . ~ s"s ~, -, " '".sT s''s"'ee"' Nshe.
a, ~ ! : rHs 8. ~. .,,. wy .."".
rrnkrxkrrn NV ~ Nawr"n.. :" go ,"uss' . .n.
disposal of the mi,c, l.n,s within the s,,L...;n.
M,.,h ~ - 80 IS, -,
- y . - ''.se ""u aocs' y t"e JyW
prsnctDdt meridian.
Townships one hundred aud ,wo, one hundred and
lnree. one hun.tred and four, aud one hu0dred and
-. = sc s''s we"'y-' mr.
Townships one hundred and enc, one hundred and
two, one hundred and three, one hundred and four.
and one hundred and Eve, of ranges Twen,y- -Four,
Twen,y. Eight. Nt''s -s's' 4 sen's'sese"' a"d
Towarhips .,ne hundred and one and one hundred
and i've, u range Twenty Nine.
l.wnsn.ps oc hundred .,, and two and one hundred
and I've, Of range Thirty
Townships one hundsei and one. one hurlred and
swn AMI Que hundred aud hye, ot range Thirv-Ohe.
- tne land O'nce at WiNOrA, commencing ON
Mnndaw the twEFTY-NisTH DAY OF OcrosER
~, .r snr asln'sa, g the public laid. within The
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ALEXANDER REY.

Storage, Fo'r0nrd;ng and Commiiss,o,n
Merchanf,
GROCER AND OEALEn In Gram Am
a PRo.vlSIoHss
LOWER LEvEE. SAINT PAUL. MIN. TER
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,si ,s
\ III 1sSek1 W ~ ~
Cl!oTniNt3 pi,fIs,s u u NV III
81 IL tbo,,und III o,., Al. &. 1,
msns,pa, oM sossnd n general well selscted
PksATs m ceiling inn h Il i2,I4 csnts he yard.
sssG ~ |, isom 81, iS " ~ eea... ID MAD
III c 1. l:s,rs o.,.
Dsl.,sk. 20 4. .al onward. y sR's lsss %,
Hr1vy Z J. Z ! q I, II, ... q.
11ya,.x 1SS,,s M ysa Is 4 n ri q. AZ AZ
81 IIscx skr II te M I. 81.
M Sentiments. Jeans, T,veetis, Oaspians,
IF'lannsls :hccka, drills. 'rickinirS lind
q Y. 90. ss M. Ds''k r n.
49, 8 ~
=. i u. 800
DE-. 81 u 80 49,, . e.. -
- y Z, Do: $3.50 q !. ], !. 8
10. = 81 q Y. =. sgl
sn " ioss'd ucssi' = S~hats
s -. r,....,, 81 4. s9sj
,N = = - :.
LINEN 'n
i,Ia 800 !.
ovsr ii. q 4.
s,ss &. as i
sss.t b..s p, r.ss re-: 's sss
Pants Brorsie, Satin, Ma,seills. W.srs,ed, Rtown
Calico, Cheek, Hickory, Faaari md Under shirts.
49, II ssrs 4. ~ j w I. !, -
IV lass. " Ing u as.asn or barrel. TOT sale
Sank Rapids, Ap.ii |. 1855. 3 ii:
noPK-r-..,,T =, q, !,
Sank Rapids. April. '55 s II
- -- y
LouK-'n barrels o. sacks for sale nj
Sauk RAPIDS, April. Il
t-1ucaR
~ brown, Crushed and Clsrifrd -fos
..ns Rapids. April. 4
CANDIES --,1o,,11 :. = g. -
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