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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-10-25

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i'll ali his liebthipgs 81 oar devoted
hsada. Ths saseatsd E.ngish Lord, 81
S.asssma. IN cultlyssion, and '9l' l;e';|aa'n'
81 knovledgs u mankind, foretold Tint
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Engianaers aps s. y t'oDbls ~ ~. y
themselves, asisyeil as 81 ofher hastag
made d'.pss ofthe Middle States are sssks
ing to make puPPsts of " !1t hey have e.
extended themselves over me great 3
West, and ~ mems q hosts of teach
ers, preachers, and 81 y unsesed Y women l'
have misled tl'e earnest and doggeo
Ihordes ofhonsst' es'asns, .nd stubborn
Anglo Saxon sl'd seo 3 l' ~ g vags We
upon us, who only ask e be icy alone ne
Negro slaFrTy tAs meek under witch 4
they ~ kftosc asr osat feachik 81 of
Tho lnD4ptsrs A NY idaty cf lhe
North y sesk possi IS The ~. South d
c;ples, which these yenotaods
!; 4; !
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-10-25

ascsEtaiac1l tpat Squire Snow NJ me-
agaiaary IA sas procure the suppl, 1,
~ calle upoR that gentleman, who Wes
1T work ii nis barn, where re received
he gentlsmaasbu from Boston who carried
Will sbna generous supply of samples
ii II aonYaniept leather case.
Ssis.s Yes. q said Squire Snow, seatipgl
hlInse on heelbprrow, while hisi|
friend took seaI ~ \ barrel II they'll
vented ns n buyI The rum, 'cause, yonl
see, II, tines y used ~ drink sonez-I
MID some and \ .ppae they Thought i
Nh iudes bot III aisaf, for i { twenty
pears siRees N tasteds of any {,
Ds " yeu \, ,Pr + '9 eaY5 s 81
= ~, w wsa li u d Ii.ille of each Kind
md tlas best D. "
os ,iil YOU Il iust taste
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their mutual hsal siD Sls
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iow ) lie crops & q sail t lBIfI y - Il
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movements very lafse arnies dspen
emf more a the distance tcEBe srasersa|
"a sthanioa the reserved populatipa II thsl
invading country, i would render theinI
destruction almost certain before 4 peora
pie who are already soldiers insnpany|
essential points most d;fisult ~ acaeire
With u, each plongh nan can pick his
squirrel from i pine, sass6 strike III fapaar
ciio,,s scrow from u coIstS talk at one hun
drsd yards 90 hand lEhstsuch marlts-|
mon could 40, lspw Oslcaas md King1 q
Monn.ain can tell What sioald gtieya
not doy when lighting forlwiivea chill drens
hosnss, egrcss, md agaiust sabjpg
toiasolsntl and exacting naasssr vi
who have ourselves been iAasters; ma
esteemed ourselves menlI ,ss
But tho most kissing contesta q pan
tions, tAeir ros0sr sndsrsses, Turn notl
on loodshed Indnsirg and setlfcessj
proRerly applied, gitva y,sal ths MA. leave
~ surplus lor wars;. bht sths ssc aPer al;yes
energy of U nation Is sits yital strength
after Nh slTp 70 ihis tine. ves have LIVED
il spile sof 4 sections that wonIl IN L.
troyed any mutton but the siass Sthtesef
4tha; Snuth, and made an India sof il, an
an ireland. hen, hsA, the Puritan
shall have LOST the Asubstaq bY gtaspsss
ingIa AZ stlss shadow ssr lilke the grssd,yI
VOL have choked hitassI tsy attempt
Ing M swallow Nib prsy tso soon, our
bundles resources viii enable Us soon
IA restore The losses of WAT, and Iby HI 4
|yeEsify i1g or lab lound ! commerce
which shall raise Southern cities "a 4,
their proper rank With The a aa. I,
|harbor of Port Roy II i. = oarl centre M
viii offer shelter tc tlls aesis " sllhs
world and byys sour aiIrqa ~ frFa.H thle
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continent NJ n u 4 ;;l
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ple| attered and pesled 4 but gathssr
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Rights, ignore al other party questions
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g.. g. GRISWOLD,
Dealer in Ready Made Clothing, Hats, Caps and
= Gents Fnrnishinx Goods, Wholesale and Re-
fail, {Lambers's Brick Building, under Minne-
sutian OAice.) Third serest, ST. Paul.
Ss. Paul, April. d 81 VT Nd
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-17
NEw YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MANKET.
Fra. 10Th FlOuTis dull, wilh sales Of gool olit
al s,60t9,CN; Sautletn S,iSa0.2S Wheel IN
changed, with ! limited demand, Com Gull
western mixed estl0V, and yellUT 9s rls. Port
jnj, downward ,caisncy, o!imeS sl?,fS, ord
new II,S7S6o, I!sst higher, county ntN S,t2
WHISKY Ohio s3i. SHE'S Of Gc0 l'ss Rio Coffee u
9salOl. Sugat and m3lms sunchant,d. LInsret
I'll las advanced 10 72!a7S. Lstd oil steady. Lard
lower, leg 81 iOia;ci bslrels s!a9t Ky. Fobae'
co tim, Ilos. :,
milJ,ins. 81. -
y. Genital talltoah bonlS cali Canton 23li w..
bois Genital a.; Cleve, 4 Toledo 69l, Ete 46s,
Missouri 6s9i, Iultlna SIS se4. Cumberland
s5i. Readihg 76i. VI. 6,s9Si
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S,rla0 HOUSE D,6,ta saot,--vietOt sluyc'
.esut tie popular Uatbet, has eAteLded bis opeta'
tlsas TO tie Srdgs House, whete he has establish.
q tt4aeh saloon iot aaotJine tie iasstimabIe
ts,siass Of Shaving, 6ait cutting, thalnPooning,
&c, TIE saloon is also provided will, neat aud
wei furnished D0ih houses, where The luxury Of
cold o. warm baths can te supyel. IIhe saIooni'
in The basement Of tie Sptigs House, and is con
duc,e,I " polite and accomplished PtOfetsois Of
lllsiaieiesttus AIT.
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.JoRn 71ogN RUSSELL 1

Nav Yoss, Feb, 4tb--A piiYaie 'dtshtt elI fEom
t.qndm says that l.otd John RasselFs resignation
WAS owinx 10 Alytjseb'S refusal 10 tecall Raglan,
Lord plinrtston rpilciled with Russell, aud Il.
fuses to accept Office unless The Queen consents 70
RSsian'S recall Tie Queen ietpSes, - ~.
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PRESHET.

E3osroS, PED. l6th,--A severe fteshei pteTsistn
the lowet counties Of New HsRpstife. Near
Exeter lailOai bridge was carried away, Sew.
etal cul,etts were jtsttOtd on the Boston o9d
Yaiue Rairpsj, thus causing aR interruption 10
travel,
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Ntw PlNlr Gaocrsr.-we ate requested to
STATE tina; Tie Messts. Elwatds, recently Of Bal
iinlOte. @ill open latee stock Of Etocetiss, in.
Guiding all the fancy htlicles III tIat ns, in the
loom on Market steel, adjoining the post Office
They ATE represented 10 US as wolthy and energetic
business men.
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Backed Out.

see by iIis nSrnlns's laPr that Nt lanEidte Net'
nj r ala AFR 10 eeEaP'rt eatk HlS 6H{ ran on gay
tt,g4, and Ie,tS 10 LOett NIX as IUrosi " accepting
N, oE.r IiL3I 10 G11' UnN iSst ktRlbI 1a0MlLs W
he bnte q PIttrtJGe4, iLtAeir tFpt lshI' ,n,vc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-17

pl71slrRGu, Feb. lG.--The steam't u. T.
Yeain,an, l9siei with lion, was sunk last night by
ice, al GlaS House Ripple.
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FROM ALBANY,

FROM ALBANY,
PEs. l6.-~Auolhei respite Of three weeks was
erante,i Philips, who vas to have been lung this
morning.
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TGE RYtS Asp wEATHIs.-we stated ye'!et
lbs that tis N6nongahels had broken Teleam
that the lee come doSn with Tremendous rush as
pt., Beaver, wsete II go'sed. AtaOns the dam
SECS done, the Steamboat Il I. SStenaR, lying al
Ga. House Ripple, 1.-THE FOO Of IItunos l'Ian1,
sas snak. ami will probably be total loss.
weleatn thai The liver had risen some eight feet
.ilItowasYlle. llets the weather, last evening,
VAS Still cool and SNOW was falling SItli some ill.,
Jlta.iVRs Of the apPpach Of ariOlhstllaw.
P.S. We received dlspatch dated Steabe0'
sle, so'eloek, last evening, stating thai The ice
70, coming down tsPidiy. II had moi reached
'ttc a, midnight. Aswe 60 to Pres, the sIssm.
Is rhos. Swsnu, Falls City, Adeiia, aid OilIet
eafs ate getting IN steam, in anticipation Of the
coa.nE ctash, We ttust that the kils Of the
vaAti ale in position which %ill save them ltOm
as:ea, though many iests ate fsltfOtleit safely.
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Ff41f oss1t tSst {. mi e ! h, III
letffi kes OK
Tuesday last XEFouEt 65S !, RSined Sltulmastet,
who was emp hi Ng!t6Sii, va in The
sietep. aai8 Ill q nh Ia tup, thew
y ''steelN ny its llshtgs PEI, d tploteli
boy while Ia xss passing (todl slhe Kitchen into,
passing out, he iutntJl Fla face atotdd. and to-
aeel, Which Was without handle, Nttck lin
Above the ere uti below tte, brow, fraeIutiDg the
skull. 4
The wound. was hAnlaketl, and nothing more
MAS thought OF tile matter until Wedhtsdty, Wien.
the ihianSlion become 50 gteatlhat a physician
vas called In. TWAS TO lalet However, and on
Wedntsilay night The 10y died, Al mali Is
YetF unfortunate. CooIEs Is good nalVEt1l, and
has no fitllee N hiS llealts
lie delireftd hlIsell M, anu Esq NhaRmia
bopnd tlItl oftt 10 p9nds Of FSO. Tie wlll bsYe
US examination li lh's ln0tH''s 81 nlhs oclook,
AaHesetlss CeR'lE'i sls ss.r
s...,,.,.., It.ates..st .,,a .1.-.
E'''S' sssan. -" 80 s.4''
co,,ous c6t,,s gfS.bI ,,,S,,s
SOSu'.S' ~, ~ :. " a''H'''"' W. w
IHs l'''' P'! y 1'.pfsE We
lt0aTlt0pHd BdtSdm.
II suited 10 Al area and NIh tet,ye wh.,.l,4,,tp
te9Ea's9' l9 few ptaa''s 'hkt'sr frtss1i 'SsttNi
prePSEeItna to!d By III LOGAN&uo,
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RIVER AND WEATHER,
PlrrsIuG0H, Feb, l6.-RivtI y feet lnthes'
islns. The AIOROnsshels Is TURNING full Of ice.
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n NdIWl
ITENEY TALLtST, LEWIS $. nRLAPLAlN, and
| WILLIAM rSil,tN1 lase toruAd to-lartuer-
hin toT lie ruTf0Ce Of tTGn,Iftns Whoeale GnScIT
AID uty uSis and FIJI wArdIn; au General t9mal>1'9h
hu>Ines IL h,t CIiy, Irlei the arn OF Linn X W.
I,ATLAiN. The wLoe,Slt liiy tiOOdA hg>iRNs nili y
CONDUCTED Al no u MounS a.. aud tue WHOLESALE GToSe
- Ilrl Commission hn.tGess al NJ: ~ Nam tntts.
Annie and SUuab,e Noekt OF ItrI t'Ood4 aRd Gote
viii aNayS X On sac al los ule:$ ard ON t0l''
nod6tlnE teVlA, TO hIt thsT ear'ei Us invite ths atn
no., NJ HaS
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1nr WEITuEE-oS 7uE "MAcnlSE. "--rhCH (!
ia.e.w julius Cesar Jc.ta.salenl amt this q
',s1srl Such frosted windows such blue noses!
.ieh aching tsnds and frozen toeS.es! Such lied
~ eats aud Soekin'd feet, teller sees along The
s.tyetj such ctapnch'hs wheels and souy horses,
sj.lice allhanglns 10 ProbOscss; and drvets ba'
teIi gte,, roa,s, whole aty.sood stores atOund
theft th,oalsi while, dripping (t0n, theft nSsaI
itps, icy t6elm slowly dEPs and frosty lids dali
eyes o'erhang, as feslly mutiettheY ''S'lane -
Each Irhu weepiRsI tears Iallinrf as though
'twtte but SOIL, ctllipg he ttiel to sweati but
vain tho sGanli In eihet sense his eyes to damtu!.'
Yoat,tesrdsl ttdyelefs talanctd Phit denotes
,hs fierce dtetee Of "iti1, Ut wiiskers dyed with
care. al toa, Dame Nature, gratis, dyes with ftOs'
antillhe chilly faces glow like uReookc9 meat,
.'g4rni" with snow; while eitls, tdest cteaIutes!l
flteayelopel, silh nothing tore the feet deyel.
opej, llot they poor souls, ste 50 near fore up
today they cannot litI Ihtit clothes np) slip
swiftly long he lev pave, thsir precious little
Ices 70 save.
You meet friend he sIoPs and tnutIers' "lr'
ile9d !" that's all he uttets; and Otis
100 cold 10 aki to- cold to run, too cold to walk,
;otoldtosil, too cold 70 sand too cold to hear
t,ladeglaol but, reader, yen NEED uol b. t"lt
;hst nov Tue wsatber's awful cold ) 0ot need you
awe hopcl reminding lhet Poverty just now Is
tlnliugi tie chill b;sH bowling at tie doOf, Is
,4ssi wLete lie Inmate poor Oh II his lar
cts IDLE, empty, while youts OyetAowinS is with
p<a.yi Il salyetine found him children cling,
SAiIt youts lbs song Of plenty sing Elad shslIit
l,t viii ysp. Sleg old, il you but thtnk "Poot
Fouts teold!eg
Hello, wk4Rt lbis Gasgoag outl Istbst
90, ffOl.ni Shout, boS, shout machine's bleak.
ins!-ttselias-tl.E:S AL ihevG0yet lmP,j
tie d,tn'a thing s-fdtd T. Wtrtt..tr Ttsssttiptt
"A Fur CosraAplotiost-aa orator bolslqs
sstlhiuitrot Of 'Womsp-llssr, dtYiue,' co1clpd
sdi1thlsHiss;
'oh, my bearers, depend upon II, nothing beats
goVl Tite,i
'ttek}0giP,faop, Ffellsdaa aaaji0tf 3tsa
tSts3n3 does, ~ 9 I'll
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J, OentfalgO hIoI RaiIroadlf9

tIt4AsfSSSsl ls2tSIlVENs
oentrsl ohloi Railroads
9 So 9 g ( :! ~
n ~ Il!
~ tsSgA slll J y. No. " ~ NV
1 IELo Raj 6ld, 81 iAs oE6 Sill
St. Ieaye WkkSfnF ii so t lot pai trtih
u; ssi,'IEs Il li St46 4
toSattilGt Win express ttSN II OF clbft iatt
! lbdlthsrSli, i5d . Una ~
tslR pr lliy9 SsF rBs 3 Nss q,
5 li 70 81 i 45isSo III II
H. &tt'Sts wt4eltFs ttslofP.ts n lfBs
train t.at! nal, EhlCh 4Y[s
s3IIs a s .1y IA IN.
ccTSisuS Il CAS- :. II toulsttp 10 ttIns 5f ptla
Nat, india tcliS tRl ttSo a Ilth tIte
t0nrtttl Al SeWltk Win tainA fSt Aoatotvtls
| le:edV, Ss14qakJ. ls!Ieli and Gh'SSaSS'
u Returning,
I Ist-lttyta Gttitt u % lTtl o. Iaai! iTAla
nom coIansas ADD way ssaslVat sps st1lNsaH wtstl
ALLssye. Rtu.ltt Al pm, sird1n n th1sgsa
tr iT tfsia non, Gtntiaqei 4 BtsSSS 70
! irSuter rSt3ti seta aud ati l{ 70 AID Qhi9 en-
pTts, ir,ia s Baltimore AID tsta sltlts, artiSss At
e S.' X 1s III III i. sn,lsss % o. q X TT
t,ss tatsIeJ tht96tl % stnsss SsStfs, cosasss
| aud CiElnHat.
Freight
rof tie Ctnr. Rosd vii! 3 q he gatf got
Of 0ultty tIi 1t all hcuIs bk;Hesa :, n, and "
Rtttp,s given 70 delivery 10 ~ Sia0at on lks " o
" ~ St s.I " s'f ~ i5' ISIS in,Af
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Re,nrnipEe,
rreIEht.

pof,h. Central Rosi wii * itttTts a. The s.tf so
Of 0ultty st., Il ali kpata bt;Neea tEl- aed In.
Receipts Eiyen 10 delivery 10 ~ stations on hs "
H., end 10 CietlnhAtt,
AAltnp. ~ lSS1. Inv
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t1'r+at4lt Eeh1p1 AID cLIl4rta vii tta.t ttYIt. !.
egrtt coISA' bIoH.Itl. lNfTtFtl, liver SSisolIst,
strNvl,. Sigh I'll 1epigtmtttt 81 tx sit;ti,
Tall SAd get r. eyHhtis, GtAtiS.
FOL Alis 81 I, %. Logan & Co.. WEktlts, ttrt.
~ agthsy JeAil H. apPaA, GtA ward, Ind "
SOD IS !V0ETiHkR & !tlEyBR4T, 81 rt.NRots 81.
l:al:irGnie, AID nj RIoIda1T,S, =.
SPr,tt 81 f$f bjlt3 tfcS
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TrR6Ej ct1A, HA.,,4,sr, 4t--ths tty Il all Try
AtSEA' EslIeSpte N9n llee. j. II, lhdbefe We
ktVbatlsta, DySfPsla, SerOsoi, IT., AID toy al StI.
vOps lEstaSt Aud FeR't Complaints, IaFl'sS't 4isf'
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acknowledgements

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS } J.
ssTcop, 81 ] 9oa ElEga RYilsElss1:
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IMPORTANT yKUE!


nR LIBBY'S PILE OINTMENT, the price OF which is
~ One Dollar per Bottle recommended iulAible
for Piles, u how long duration and ako
great relief ia the severe OF Fistula.
prep Ired b. DR. Libby Army Surgeon, during the
Wars the early art Of the present century, which tim,
is well the soldiers suffered dreadhIly Piles
DR. Libby has U.s. il for sixty y in his practice
v WestcOtt Of Florida, severely Afflicted With this
complaint for many years and have submitted
Ccal traiiOUs for Ple and have suffered rxcTu
ing for enty Ave years have trio
ffy remedies but found hat had any effect I'll
tried Libbys Pile ointment used il daily for a and
il elected a complete cure"
Further Prof. Of its Td'ue.
Sir H. T. Yates writes from Londol "The extraordinary
fleets ~ Dr. Lbby's Pile Ointment has little short Of
MIRACULOUS For than Is months una bic to walk
os and though had the medical treatment never
received than transtCry relie until used your Pile
Ointment. am now entirely cured"
Hear trhdt tac Preacher says.
Rev. J. L. Parsons afflicted Piles four years
and halt and bottle Of Lby's Pile Ointment cured
though obliged to be in the saddle great part
the time
M M1ttseR, chief n TIE P,lics Of Ne,o York "had
BEEN long troubled with ri and Dr. Lbbys Pile Ointment
Effected u complete cure"
The Adutdnt General Of G nnoccHt "had been in the
hands of Fhysic oT twenty years Dr. Lboy' Pile ONT
cured hi, sf he feared that the d
strcy his Hf-"
Araod Nelsoi great Rdlrodd Con,rdcfor has in his
employment n number Of men who call him Er
advice assistance says never could cure a case
4 Piles I'll used DR. Lbby's Pile ointu Mt Since used
that have met Nth that eoul relieve"
hs Medicine is WARRANTED 20 all OF Pies,
whether Of recent hong standing Should TAIL
the money will b. in all cases refunded
For sale by all Druggists.
ALEX. MACKENZIE
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