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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-09-25

UNION FOUNDRY.
MTG II l.. II RON Il CO..
Late Penneck- Michel x Co.,
No. 1874 Liberty Street. Pittsburgh. Pa.
w of CASTINGS comprising
Cooking Stores, Range and SIDE Orens;
OFFICE AND PARLOR STOVES;
Hollou Ware, Wagon Bores, Dog Irons,
MANTLE & KITCHEN CRATES, SAD IRONS,
TEA KETTLES. PLow AND PLow PorSrs.
Mill and Machinery Castings. generally. and Gas
and Water Pipes Of all Sizes.
Also, Iron and Nails the best brands;
Picks, &C., all Of which viii be sold at prices
Pittsburgh, Nay Sth, 1855. mylS-2ms
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FOR THE HARVEST OF 1855.
.....,.- J. H. MANNY'S .st,
PATENT ADJUSTABLE REAPER AND MOWER
...f COMBLtED AND SINGLE MOWER r..ss

PATENT ADJUSTABLE REAPER AND MOWER
...t COMBINED, AND SINGLE MOWERI uses
CECURED to John II. Nanny by nine patents the United
- Sates patented in Europe. Manufactured by Nanny
co.., Rockford, Illinois, These machines
stantly being large number
the thousand
during the used with entire
nand supplied. Forty premiums have
been arded Mr. the superiority machines
all Others In the frequent trial 1t has had then
GLIDING machine that has claim reputation.
warranty given each purchaser that machine is
well built and
OF GOOD MATERIALS,
And that be with the scythe aa
well be with the Cradle. machine lie
horses, managed by person moving,
and persons resping and Is to cut
from ten to fifteen per day.
The nine patents John II. Nanny for reaping
machines embrace adjustabty, the Knives Fingers
Dvieis, Wheels Platforms Trucks Levers
Braces, Frame Work, Gathering Wings, Obique
JOINTS &c. &c.-a being
ceengly valuable and in most operation
The only successful and perfect combination or
REAPER AND MOWER IN THE WORLD!
AS well being Single Machine purposes.
with this machine; the result every
boased ingenuity boaste ahor-saving advantage. yet
unable prize of FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLAI but
decided committee only
fc"r to the best handwriting machine; to
their additional te not being moving
But their compcatiOnof machinery, wasting gran
ireguarity of the gavcls. than
claims lalDor-savng While
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J. IL. c. WILSON,

DEALER REAL ESTATE. wabaslaw street, in rear of
IL the Capitol, Saint Paul. Minnesota Territory Will give
particular give
general information of Government Lands Settlers
Mr. Wilson be found Forest Lake, about % miles
st. where excellent opportunity
very best lands. A will between
wi a
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-09-25

GROvELAND GARDEN AND NURSERY.
Near the Halt Way House, bet,reen 81. Paul and
.LuH. 81. Anthony. Ir.t
I'VE have the pleasure offering the public the coming
w spring, choice lot of Fruit and Ornamental Shrubs
Roses. Dalas, also Garn and Flower Seeds.
small quantities. {. b20-wtD L.. NJ. FORD * co.
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ALLEN PIERSE

Attorney Lac and General Land Agent.
TTAVING Register the Land Office under the late ad
Administrations able select the best land in the Terrific
subject the regularity of all lOca
lions made by him.
and invest
fit Is the and "a the latter
half the
these commissions.
Office edar door to the Episcopal Church, ST.
Paul. Min. my15-tf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-09-25

ca The people of Rock Island, by unani-
nous vote, on Saturday the Sth inst, adopted
proposition to loan the credit of that city to the
Rock Island and Peoria Railroad in the sum of
$4,000.
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GJ+ 1t is said that since the prevalence Of the
fever at Norfolk, the birds have avoided that
neighborhood- ono being seen within the
limits Of the city.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-09-25

EATON'S INSURANCE AGENCY.
Office ON Third Street, St. Paul, with w. p. Murray
1onfine FIRE Insurance Company, Of New York City.
CASH CAPITAL, 100000 t1
Key Stone Insurance Company, of PHILADELPHIA;
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
Mutual Life Insurdnce Company. of Nep ork CHy
NET ACCUMULATED FUND, $2ls,775 "a. -
Policies issued In the above responsible Companies all
kinds of insurable property, by t'
aue2-tf s. S. EATON, Agent.
THE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE
4I a COMPANY, |
Nepc York-OGce, No. IA VAL Street,
Cash Capital Of $500 600, ard will insure Buildings,
WILLIAM v. BRADY, President. ,...,
Applications for upon Dwelling Houses and
auIO-tf JOHN S. PRINCE, Agent.
MARINE INSURANCE. ----
attention Of the Merchants Of St. Paul called to the
facilities of this Office Insuring their Goods
or To- as $ s oc going Ea.
this Office and procure an Open Policy before they leave home
ONCE Of the ST. Paul Mutual Insurance Co., Feb 18th 1856
INSURANCE.
S GRAN p,ss. INSURANCE coMpANY OF NETWORK.
ST. pau TAKEN " ' VANCE and @ city
.uy ZI loof.-u st. Paul papers copy.
Applications received and policies issued Office,
the safest and most favorable terms n;,,n
IN Real Estate Surveyors and General Agents. Land
OElcc buiun2, minneapolis Minnesota. iec27-tf
LATE FROM EUROPE.
following Of desirable SILVER wHrGmEs wlsh
offer at exceedingly low prices, and
otherwise to the
for the and written with
Patent Detached Silver Levers, from SIS to sI,
do do do Hunting Levers, from S1S to 1925.
Fine Cylinder Silver in strong $40 to SI2.
do do do I'm strong hunting SI3 o SI6.
Also Clocks at equally low prices, every description,
the best makers.
IA. l. W. ILLINGWORTH,
Watch Maker, Jackson and 5th sts., st. Paul.
p :. Traders and others invited
purchasing elsewhere.
April 81 S55.-i&wtf
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PoRrsMoUrn.-The True American, says
a letter from one of the physicians who Went
from that city states that there are seven phys
icians in Portsmouth, and that they have each
district assigned them. There are about
1000 inhabitants only, now in the city, and
there are 300 sick with the fever-one out Of
every thirteen of the population.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-09-25

GO George Roetter, of n. V, who was stab
bed through the lungs in a fracus at the spring
election, died last week from the effects of his
wounds.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-09-25

ED@ The price of advertising in the New
York Tribune is scre'ay.tire cents line.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-09-25

PENALr,Es.-Thc penalty of buying cheap
clothes, is the same that of going to law
certainty of losing your suit and having to pay
for it,
The penalty of remaining single, is having
no one who "cares a button" for you, as is a
bundantly proved by the state of your shirt.
The penalty of thin shoes, is cold.
The penalty of pretty cook, is an empty
larder.
The penalty of tight boots, is corns.
The penalty of popularity, is envy.
The penalty Of baby, is sleepless nights.
The penalty of interfering between man and
wife, is abuse frequently accompanied with
blows from both.
The penalty Of kissing baby, is IS cents
ESQ, if you are liberal) to the nurse.
The penalty of legacy, or fortune, is the
sudden discovery of a host of poor relation you
never dreamed of and a number of debts you
had quite forgotten.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-09-25

c. ii. DREW,
land Surveyor and Dealer in Real Estate,
Henderson, Sibley County, NJ. Il.
Red Land ONCE will be kept for the
a accommodation settlers. i.t jy1S-ly
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q. A.. DELOYNES & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF
BrandieS. Wines. Fruits g. SegarS,

G.. A.. DELOYNES & CO..
IMPORTERS
Bramdies, Wines, Fruits g. SegarS,
~ 43 South Water Street, (up sfdirs,) Chicago.
FTNIE Wines and Liquors sold by the above House all
i the importation their Ne,o York firm. and
in under the seals of Government to Chicago
States bonded cellars. In this
the merchants of the NORTHWESTERN States purchase
in Chicago with the certainty to quality New
be transferred in bond If there be Custom asc uh
The other House in the North West offers
its liquors with the like security as to genninens the merchants
ST. Paul must find 1t to their interest, IT DESTROYS OF obtain
ing the article. send their orders above an13tf
HENRY X. WALKER,
VHIHOLESAI LIE RETAIL Dealer i'm description
w Furniture, Feathers, Mattresses Beds and Bed
ding. 81 'ti '.'.i
ALSO.-Pianno Fortes and NIcodeons. Randolph
Street, Chicago. June lO-ly
CHARLES wOOLLETT,
% General Commit ssion and Advertising Agent,
56 LAKE Strict, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
RESPECTFULLY intention to establish myself
permanently business this city, and offer services to
comnon together with business which requires per-
in active mercantile pursuits and thorough knowledge OF the
city trade has qualified to effect on the most
thereby frequently the Inconvenience and
leaving home and business Hoping to be favor
with that this Introduction lead
bencca and assuring
Of My best efforts In behalf, am truly yours
Aid. W. Kennedy, +. B. Williams, W. Wayman,
Keith; H. Blacka Esq John Rogers, ESP, H. Frink,
Esq. Messrs. Nngent n Owens. may Ia II
JOHN STEWART. ALEx'R STEWART.
STEWARD, BROTHERS,
Importers and Commission Merchants,
JIHOLESALE Dealers in Wines, Brandes Gin, Whisky,
w Segars, Groceries, Oils, Paints, Varnishcs, &C.
Agents for the sale Of
Slows Patent Erasive Soap,
Keniai's Chemical Olive Soap and Prepared Indigo,
.sep,s-sm CHICAGO. Illinois.
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CO A large sale of Connecticut tobacco was to
take place at Hartford on the 18th inst, valued
Mt $4,000.
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-ft< STEWARDS NURSERY, +t.. e.
On the Stillrdter Road. ourmiles from ST. Paul.
1000 FRUIT TREES.

VXTE would call the attention the citizens of ST. Paul
w surrounding tn III. that have hand
large and desirable lot Apple Trees the varieties
Our Trees all good i'm
Ing. Please call and examine for yourselves.
feb20-3niws a. G. W. STEWART.
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HUMAN NArURE.-Whoever wrote the fol-
lowing, had read one page in the human heart
TO some purpose:
'There is, after all, something in those tri-
files that friends bestow upon each other, which
is am unlailng indication of the place the giver
holds in the affections. believe that one who
preserves lock OF hair, a simple flower, Or
any trifle of any besowing loved one, though
no show was made OF it while all the protesta-
tons in the world would not win my confidence
in the sincerity Of one who sets no value on
such little things. Triaes they may be, but it
is by such that character and disposition are
oiteneSt revealed"
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BELLS! BELLS 3!

TyHE SUBSCRIBERS established and enlarged
Foundry, improved method and keep
constantly large Of their superior
Of all descriptions Fire Alarms, Churches,
Academies Factories. Steamboats Plantations, &C.,
mounted with Rotating Yoke, and other improved
Hangngs which safety Of the Bell with and
efficiency ringing. Warrantee given VI tone and durability
For n to CHIMES, KEYS, WEIGHTS, etc., APP
ply for Circular 10 A. NENEELY'S SONS,
my22-1ys West Troy. Albany Co., n. 7.
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J. w. ALDER,

w. ALDER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
No. 10 Main opposite of Gazette and
Advertiser Printing GDfce GaIena Illinois,
As constantly hand Drugs, Medicines,
Paints Oils Dye Sun>. Pcrimery, Fancy Arccs. &c,
have been selected with
Fresh, Pure and Genuine Cash
will find it greatly their advantage
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, Agent all the popular Patent Medicines the
day. fci24- 6md&w
NOTICE.
heretofore existing
Jr. Il Co.,, ST. Louis, Henry IT. Sblry
and style of Northern Out,'' comprising business
of Minnesota and Sioux Outfits has expired by Imitation The
said p. Conteau Jr. Company
Sioux In charge of Sbley
and the said Shley hereby
behalf side Mississippi
Mr.. John s. Prince being side
p. CHOUTEAU JR. Il Co
sc7-Itd&4tw II. II. SHELLEY.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
VJNHE partnership heretofore existing Chouteau
Jr. Co., of st. LOUIS and Charles w. BOrup, this
place, and
OUTFIT, hereby dissolved by mutual The business
and assets Of the
Jr X Co., who all liabilities,
proceeds, unts du, the
p. CHOJrTEAU JR. & CO.,
CHARLES w. BORUP.
st. Paul, August 81. 1875. se3-dIt&w4t
NOTICE.
I full authority to Territory
Minnesota, this date.
p. CHOUTEAU JR. * co.
ST. Paul. Sept. I. 1855. se3-,iI,&w+
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Essg~ The stock of the Galena and Chicago
Railroad is upto lis.
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III f. EsRIN(s'S
Patent Worlds Fair Pre- Rni um safe

the
l. slant aim and unry effort furnish
best security against Fire burglars:
now being rewarded in the large and
sale OF his Safes which stand i'm advance
Medal Was awarded him at the Worlds Fair London,
1851, which be and n Coli Media
awarded him by the American Institute,
Safe at the old established
streets, Green Block. sc. HERRING.
July 9. md Water Street,
G. l.. Harmon Il Co.. Agent, Chicago Illinois,
Williams, Bonncll X Co., Milwaukee, Wisconsin,,
Orders received by Marshall & CO.. St. Paul.
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CO little girl fell into the Whitewater canal
last week, and was rescued by a large dog that
swan in and brought her safely to the shore.
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o. F. Il C. c. PERKINS, .t/
ATTORNEYS COUNSELL ORS Il T lay,
Farribault, Rice Creek. NJ. r. Jy7-d&wtf
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DIR. T.. SMELL.
Nxsssu,t Ual

DIR. Z. SNELT.,
EXCEI.IOR, MINNESOTA.
Former Proprietor and Physician the Springfield Wafer
Cure, and Proprietor Of Eashampon Hydropathic
Institution
1NR. SMELL, having had long and successful practice In
IL Hydropathy, Electro Magnetism, and Dental Surgery,
solicit the of the people Of this
vicinity. and the public generally. Examinations Of chronic
with full description given, with previous
knowledge Of the Case, asking questions.
IT, Office hours from A. NJ. to p. NJ. mar 10dawtf
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GRAND HORSE EMPORIUM

IL A. B1SSELl, thankful for past the
lLs lie that he has removed his place business Upper
Town. where he constantly TO
the highest grades; generally keeping
clascs sales made order Gentlemen
find pleasing accommodations by
month week day. share public patronage is solicited.
general satisfaction given r no charge.
st.
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1G3 s. 165 South Water ST., up ST airs,
UHRLAUB, SATTLER s. CO.,

Togetner with a large assortment OF Toys.
Having experience, and an extensive ana reliable
business connection in Europe,
importing direct from The Manufacturers, which
such such enable sell
them equally bought in New Boston
Philadelphia.
With domestic have entered into such
enable their Goods their FACTORY
PRICES. UHRLAUB, SATTLER & co.
MavI 6-tf. -
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Telegraphic Report OF the Cam
bridge Cattle Market.

Reported for The Weckiy Free Press.
Wednesday, April It'll
At Market COZ cattle, about $50 beeves
and So Stores consisting of Working Oxen,
Cows. and Calves, Ycarlings, two and three
years old.
Market Beef EAtra--pcr cwt. Ss3 10.
First quality, 50.
Second do SstaSi
Third do s7i.
Ordinary 81.
Hides per cwt SIS 6.
Tallow 81 a94.
Pelts Sl.00 1874
Calfskns 10 to IL cents per ID.
Barrclling Cattle, SIS to 81 per hundred.
Veal Calves, 8 Q. $50 at market.
Storcs-W Working Oxen--S5, "a, JOG, -,
Is, 90, "a, 80, 40, to Us.
Cows and Calves, Is, 8, 80, 2, 5, 40, to So
Yoarings, none.
Two wears old, Sc s, 40, 2, 5, to 81,
Three years old, ~. ), 6, 80 to -
Sheep and Lambs, ZOOS at market.
Extra, 81, 10 to l5
BY lot, 3, !, I, n 4, /, t to 5 a Ct,
Swine, all large hogs. Wholesale 81 to CO
per ID.
Remarks.-Thc supply to-day is not large
but the whole stock is excellent. Many of
the becves also of the sheep were of extra
quality and sold accordingly. The market
is firm and steady on all kinds of stock and
without any prospect of decline from present
prices. 1t is dull wet uncomfortable day.
l25 cars came over the Fitchburgh Railroad
and 40 over the b. & J.. r. r. loaded with
cattle, sheep, swine, horses and fowls.
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Furniture and IphOistcr!
w ssss IA

Furniture and Upholstery
w q e Ia
with neatness ana uispatcn. Ne manufacture also,
Spring Beds Of all kinus fitted to any l'cdstead, and
Mattresses of Hair Moss, Iusk and Palm Leaf
(Which we rIr,an 10 he such are represented by
us in regard to quality Of material and manHftrtwO
at city prices.
.S-All Goods bought at ths establishment will
be carefully put up and delivered at the Cars or
Steamboats,,
Free of hargc,
to the purchaser.
We have lett with us on sale two : Octave round
and carved case Pianos, which will be sold mu-h
o,er than the regular price of instruments Of their
quality of finish and tone The public are invited
to examine them.
Persons wishing to purchase such Goods will do
well to look stock before purchasing else
where.
WM. II. ROOT 4 co.
April II, 1853. d3mos&wly
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Iron the Windsor Journal. |

LEGAL DECISIONS. In Livingstone Monthly
Law Magazine for March We find reports of
two cases recently decided in tho Supreme
Court of Vermont. As they will not appear
in the regular series of Vermont Reports till
next October, we give them earlier publicity,
by copying the abstracts Of the decisions.
In an action of covenant of warranty in
a deed ofland, if the covcnantee have bought
in an elder and better title which was arrest
ed against him, this is equivalent to an eyic-
ton, and is a breach of the covenant of war
ranty.-T'urner d al VS.. Goodrich.
In such case the convcnahtce is entitled to
recover the amount paid to buy in the out
standing title, with necessary costs and ex-
pcnses.-B.
But he assumes the risk of proving that
the title SO bought in was elder and better
than that conveyed to him, and to avoid the
risk, must have given notice to his cOnven-
antor to defend against such title.-U.
Where town has a remedy against rail
road corporation for damages paid on account
of defect in a road built by the corporation,
instead ofan old road, taken for the track of
the railroad, the town is entitled to recover
of the corporation the costs and expenses
incurred in defending the suit against them
for such damages. the corporation being
notified of such suit and declining to inter
fere. Torn Of Durjury VS.. Vermont Cen
trail X. r.
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News of the Week
By TIE l. EG r q 2 HI
TO THE FREE PRESS.
One week later from Europe.
Arrirai Of The Baltic.

APRIL 9th.
The Baltic brings Liverpool dates to the
oath ult and arrived at New York at p. VI.
Breadstuffs without much change; pro-
visions do, cotton active, Consols 92l.
Nothing important from Sebastopol.
The Vienna conference unanimously agreed
upon the first point, placing the principal
tiles under the five powers.
The new screw steamer City of Baltimore
of the Liverpool and Philadelphia Line had
been taken up by the French Government for
six months, and had left Liverpool for Mar
sailles having in tow the American ship
Ticonderoga-also engaged by the French
Government
The Car Alexander had made several mild
proclamations to the diplomatic body, but
strong ones to the army. On the whole his
language was interpreted in pacific sense.
The first of the four points which had
been unanimously agreed upon by the
Vienna conference, reads thus" Abolition
Of the exclusive protectorate of the Rus
sian Empire over Moldavin and Wal
lachia, the privileges accorded to these
Provinces being placed under the guard Of
the five powers. The latest dispatch from
Vienna, dated Tuesday evening, says the con
ference progresses fhvorably. The second
point was settled to-day or will be tomorrow
1t must be recoectcd that the question o
peace or war is not settled until the So
point is settlcd-conccrnius the demolition
of Sebastopol,
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By Tele graph
STORE.-BURLINGTON
ARRIVAL OF THE STEA MERy

LYMAN'S STORE-BURLING
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER!!
THREE DAYS LATER FROM NEW YORK :!
NEWS OF GREAT IMPORTANCE.i!!
Reciprocity Bill Pdssed!!t!i
HNRADE IN DRY GOODS VERY BRISK. TIE
4 receipts of Dry Goods quite large Sales
quick, and at very low figures. In staple goods,
viz Sheetngs, Shirtings, Denims Stripes, &C., con-
siderable activity displayed at prices much lower
than last spring.
WO0LENS are heavy and firm, at prices that at
tract considerable attention.
FOREIGN G0ODS.-Cassimeres, Shawls, De-
LANES, &c, very cheap. Prices of all articles,
excepting worthless and Improbable kinds, exhibit
greater regularity and frmness. The Styles are
the best in Market, consequently meet with ready
sales.
EMBR0IDERIES. In this line we notice large
and beautiful assortment, and at low prices. Tho
styles are choice and the goods good. Much at
tention has been devoted in this line by the Ladies'
and more animation displayed than usual
THIBETS, MERINOS, CoBURGHS. 8C.-Largo
importations of these goods this season. and prices
from 20 to 80 per cent. less than last year. A
beautiful assortment Of these goods are now ready
for exhibition and sale. Purchasers invited to
give them a look before purchasing elsewhere.
HOSIERY GLOVES.-As usual, we'll selected
stock of Hosiery and Gloves are in the market, but
for choice goods, goods that goods, the CORNER
STORE s supplied with an endless variety, and at
lop prices.
FAu are United to call and examine for them.
selves.
CORNER STORE, Wiekwars BIildng,,
September rs, 1854.
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BOOK FOR EVERY FEMALE

have been sold Of which there were upwards Of
one HUNDRED THOUSAND SENT BY MAIL,
At,esuns the high estimation in which It is held
liable popular Medical
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New Publications.

GopEY's LADIES Book, is m established
favorite with the ladies. The April number
is fully up to the usual standard of excellence
which the interprising publisher maintains
for his magazine. Fashions, patterns, tales,
poetry, recipes, &C., &c, fill it full l.. A,
Cooley, Philadelphia, will send it for three
dollars year.
BLAcKwoop's Magazine for March Leon
Beggars Legacy,-Zaidee part IV-Vagabond
life in INSTRUMENTATION, the Census
A Peep at Paris-The story of the Campaign
part lV-The Ministerial Changes.
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Iowa mud Wisconsin.

Tho Wings have elected their candidates
for Judges and other State officers in Iowa
and Wisconsin.
The Massachusetts Nunncry Committee
BosroN, 10th.
The investigation going on by IA committee
of the Massachusetts, Legislature into the
conduct of the committee appointed to visit
the Roxbury and other Nunneries, is causing
considerable excitement. At the meeting of
the committee to-day the Lady Superior test-
fed to the rude conduct of the committee who
visited the Roxbury Nunncry and that one
of the committee who gave the name of
Evans told her that he formerly belonged to
the Catholic Church in Baltimore and thought
of returning to that church. He was quite
familiar with tho Superior, squeezed her
hand and asked permission to como and see
her He gave his name as Evans, member
of the Senate, but she recognized him after
wards as a Mr.. Hiss, member of the House
from Boston. 1t is thought that Mr.. Hiss
will be expelled from the House