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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-19

81 BY the National fIinet; 81
koRTHs NEB ~ "a HSF
ss,; Z Ss s55Sz5 - faIf5s s
WA 5FQREIGNEN.AWSica I,
8. 81
'.'ARRl Vail OF TT II; 81 SllA "
lace a. frs,r, Il 90, s., lt + l.i!il.
NEw. iYoREi May iS,-The Baltio altlYed viii
ICY nassengets. is tfs q 4, 81, tx
! 3 aHaglen tlpls Thai ll1e pothpsFdnsnl mas MOI
produced ille result BOXED lof,ss * q. ri -.
Ehe Impression i1 England e lhal we siege WI
beabaadogell atlll VOLTS lttl,ill Tie care
few cotn3 while ths main body pentttat the IN;
telof 10 cut OF The IllSsia when We O..
ty will lie fully Invested
Numerous teilt oteehlelils were constantly EeaelI
Ing lie allies Sg;1,
3 a Rfench reserve Of S0,0 900 men wes expected al
Tie allies ata gaini1g gt0lhd, NJ lie Russian
oht.wofEs oEe taken, Salgl L1aty eRcoHElyt4ate
(teqpsRl. a large humber Of HUSTON lhottafs
weis taken.
Napoleon hatIogl y escaped assassination on we
evening oil ibs 2sth. An ll1lla1 fired two pistols
al him, while i,c Was llJiBs on horseback. PEI
sOlnl Jeycngei was The object. %, ~ AsF'a7
Tie bohbpt1metl IS mjCtl slockeiiel, Il has moi
ptoJuced the result uh'iuillale1. Ehe.posliOn VI
ihe allies Is regarded as ethical, notwithstanding
| Inc alYsiioReS saiiIeL -
Tile fling SlpckeneJ on The 2S'b, so ns mol TO
exhaust lie amnuLiIinnt l'qSByt
"a RussiaN i0lCv loo, QO0 Strong was eoncenlla'
ling neal Setastopo
Daily teltsEnnIllc communication wps hail with
The GiMea, but Government was cautious with
| lie news 49,
Lord john Russell had reached London, from
Vienna, 6is
The British budget had passed both llol'es, Of
Tile King OF Prussia was III OF fever, g,
CoIton--saIts (Ot The week l0S, GOO bales, al ID
ADVANCE. Flour Is higher.
I,ondon,.-NlOley easy. Tile Bank tf England
reduced ihe tales ip4 net I'll.
IN MonchplieF business was dull. Goods easy.
YoIns maintained. 800,
Livernoo cotton market closing octive. Bread.
snffs ohsntd active. closing steady. Flour PhiIn.
ami nsIi na,v Jin4Is, OhlSlioibs, Wheat, while
I2al2s 81, red l0s 0jaiis Oh, Corn, white AIS
C,la49S. iphe foregoing are Brown & Shipley'E
quotations,
RieGSlIson & Spencet auolc breaIsluffs dull al
an advance, which checked business. phiIa. aud
I.att ilo%t ls s wilIoSl GnyeTs. Wheat nominal
nj ioaI3s' Cothi0s
Weather dty and llnreasonobly cold.
Beef advancing, PORK less Depressed. Bacon
,onEoyiaS. "roSDsc,s n nm aeily. lenlJuh, Lard
ITtn NJ l6shls 'raIioty t4ss active. ITOn declining
tendency.
Observation-Disclosures onote American stocks In.
active. quotations UNCHANGED. Sugar Is higher.
Zen dulI Dollars advanced 10 uHarlcts.
rhe Rpstou Official accounts repott liz il loss,
ram The iith 10 The ibll al I sulIalerw aud I30
man EiIIe1, md 4 snnetoF and ST suOatGm OH.
reIS s. md 1850 mon wounded,
The English captured tbO first Russian r1e pit
| ,u Nm. Mali hf lin iii.
An attack was made on Tho second Ilusnn lille
nil, OH lilo 2Olh, but was alnOst Immediately OLau'
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ALpSSy, May lS.s4IlOu John G Spencer, one
Of lie h)oSI emibenL lawyers Of the State, died
last evening, Oi consumption.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-19

RIVER AND.wEaTnRR.
Ptr1saURoIb May lslll-Rivet (eet4 inches
ri.ing Wcathet wei and cloudy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-19

DOY'S cali hoOsI
ID do KlphO0jst .... .-.--.
do cali Oxford Tfc8j
do bTO8JnsI
IoS's boots aud shoes Of every kind and descriptions
AEO ChilenS Shoes, Halt6Js, &C., Of all b0ltS and
slresi In tatl can suit vttyb0dy IN ayttig they naT
want III NY lll6 Don't Nrset I23 MIu street, wesls,
Va, \. l.. U0RSEY.
T., s-Couhtry merchants sorting W tot cash viii DO
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Tureli,ot ollie Tlaes finds fault withtho West
ldUeIly Turnpike, because II was made over the
LtlI, whpn lie thihksa better road wus made by
mtute through tho Wiley. Ils'ssteat on naIu'e,
but We suspect II le had had anything to do With
lie tosd he would have wanted II made t1rOagh
Tue hills, IlY the way, It Is most time that lhl'
VaseOlniOs down. We recollect very well thai
Ls'Fo,e be was going TO gel chntet 10 Take II
down.
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CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES, &c.
Hts.II Ssih Miss9iillllSIs0g9!soal

HStr8, AortimtF g. MtHttap.
lear Sis til was INDEBTED, b. llsnl q nlne 70
tty IltnpOhs Vegetable T1hcldre TOT DytlerSla with
Which an Afflicted IN It's 0St aSgAiAte and distress
r: TORN. purLhAtch AMI used 0le bottle, aid itehliIe
" cured me, have Induced Oilers 10 nv IT, most OF
whom, II not sl, speak hEly Of W and would sayio
IlOye who have DysEns, II tley viii use llamp.0hs
Vegetable 1inttuit, II Viii tAIl Ahly ellie them.
rOuls, with SIsal it.FtSl,,
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N}llaDI CAEI
o ! MIGHTYlI TRl JIM RHL @ 9.

~ ~ 1MlliHplY4su'Rl w fdSt ~ vi
yl9a.gtsi t,altfsgst yysitiaass ibstls6S
he ptiOf,, tf0ati stely cldss'0fs 0tie4is
+ ~, ihtllsdtatl5Slt
eAi0t .lt0adeffG cures lyEslt 4
I, 5. ltG8atgasSS iHcts q. Il y 4
i IT. IS Tub giIEA \ In ylGoRA AND,
.StGoS ES'Hb0EES DON SslY
DlsesA!S;!s 0 M " 4 Is
s} ID NESSkS! d Il AZ
! RSlI kfattSi RhtNnbsiita and HeEti StEF
as XIV S ~ sS s Ssis rIItS
sttceisi il0S itiMplon's W ctHhitg ffafillit,
WlslI It1!le A slid lFrnLllsis " &
Ad,. lJtts6btt n, lSa 36y llilEl ihiolRatIoI lima
ll@lItiso Ss slaye alto been sI[sd tlhE.stsa,
lemCly, abA Is but lle 10 ask0r Cllt
AMI Stl N@ltt gE, see Fer ilspat colds.
bronchitis, lySIRI4 = =, ~.
wealthy and lISiy tsstts PIE y called q
Ii ", S@ JtSts Mil lafSIy fdlld MP III
VI # S;s 81
GsiEGS sjSiVsi JUS lMts iIl be Eiitl u t,sSsw Vic
liIay IsalIe Y t0llMgIea by Sals q We
9ANlNu4 'tVlt1NHff VI
Gr,ain Rs e ,t sSs o " i rs,
MAY w. tStI sR ho & SSsESa " ssa 8 a
EIe citizens q Esto9t sidor,e us iNe6asti sas Pr
lI4@pt0n's Vegetable TtNta'e' =. +. ~ l24g,sot
Mari, Mortimtr + NeEttsa ttl8,s,,,
Gs@ledea-l lesl |! iay duty 70 yoaaa4 ths FaSllls
70 certify 70 the so3d sIssls " lla1rt9n4 Pc
e1fe nj ehunlk Thl unLts AMI Le eat RAlf 81 tLit
lire was so tlpless that had 70 be tS!itd ttottny
bel, aud dressed y my lss became Iedestd tot
and tcdr;lltued 10 STow MUte heard Of lltRpich'l
n8 tlll NJ exHft % one dly alsr archer. ald
Eor Voe %ss WtIl Of iii assss Fion S6e tassis6i
hcattl, 49, n !, 49,,
rps % q ssss " a aSs L . sssS e,
lad Oh YOU oeedett sety1ftS| N bys,i,y,S,
VIZ are acquainted with isite lIelJsSli Il 'sSIl film
Sous q .St1pSS EtSc1rSE an tsEsys W. SsSSe
ti9nSqE SlSwsd;S q e,rf,9 llfIisHl8 ssSpss
5 Siil3Si IEHRi!H SSSSSSlissoS
g tS5s Ss,t.t s'S 1ss osss5T Sstss,g
tisv ,HS bs,sPis Sslo%s, %s Si Ssr.
yVtS liseastA At9 Reanie complaints Hahltes1 TAt'
= "' - Rtsaaotp, Nd, april ir, 1854.
dsS,sNlt Is w iea pleasure that bear ttsno.
rs 10 the ht.llts and curative powers q pt Hampton,
Vegetable liuciie Some tlis last Fall ] vas taken
ilhASeops and had cough win boa " that
jVuT agents TOR SIeIedy, When he advised ne 70 The
1cIuIe, which c1hIelccd usirS, ala III Tour days ny
cough and lloalaslSss WAS egielyi Bqqe,
Otc rluc) ~ ai9nhly ntd'cite, ahd woGd be MIA
lut IL, Ii ID can be had,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-19
RlsiuoLn, MA., lalle islL, istl.

,RlNNIULhI MNI Julie IbIhl IBbI
Ju,t.rs. NO,Iintr 4 MtRkIay;.
ienis lave been AFFLICTED will lhsrll for soi4e
years. aid Coni gCt nOihius ~ tple ltll &itltnd adj
yl$ed ne tUtty IIaNpl0'a Vegetable liIculc! put.
ESych two btltles, and before had Gsel hem both
WaA rn els CulCd Of tbs most l0blc ONE lseake Al
WIN ale plugged With Piles would do well TO give tie
IiiEillea lIlsl, fOArt, Icslttttllly ,.,,,.,,,,,,
JUlIS MRST2RR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-19
zAsk.yltls, Quo.

HANEEvlLLt, ONO,
Ar. J. u, lONItrsMiMt-.
oar ri-!iilIS httn AtACirh 'or thee years with
Rheumatism In ny bach, ami Tor la last sIS months pi
able 10 rot O NJ my r without help, A sour bseli "
dur Cy Insisted on la trytn4 TE5 hnillo VI tlahs FLU
linmeni aud try what ethel Il would lavei aGd Que Oi.
tie l1s relieved mo ~ nel HAT was aoe 10 set Out OF
ny bed whUuL difficulty lihas hen blessing u met
MKS. N. COCHRAN.
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I n.ors,,sa re.'tn'ony, -aa't c"e. q s,s

" ,Sdiitn. ..i
RtSoaoLN, Md ,Aptll .7th, 1851.
MtStYa. MoriiMIr l. iiUW6aa&
IltaI SiIS-I have suffered with pain III my side ami
back aud uler my shoulder blade tn tle SIX vars
nie lol Tly all kinds Of kdelle, but derived no bcue,
ht Aer received tie Rrsl lot Of liAhPiOfs ytBetb,
le IcTo II0aI IOU, ih1lsht would lly what Write
IlSTe vas III II. ltlM vi and IN few weeks tell he
was new mai. II las cured ue all HOW tltell0ln
pam, ny COnnleSl0lilS nle, i0rnklly u was stlow,
have sNl appetite, sNl can cal What please without
HcOnNcMelte hsSe suffered 40 lonG and 70 much ~
Will LOW en0y. thai would adylse tle afflicted 10 Give
tbs 'IihrluIe O llr llaMpiOl'Sa lljt tiisi, ,
v0qis, leslttthllyI $. MENTHRBr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-19

~. SmInentIy instructive and entetIaInlns
~. n lesIutys w6icfSbS, NSotAfj hes Uesh
eo v.s,io, 10 young lii tllssity will be eoQi
e s,,.S lo,rpott6w evening" .spGlsett "Ge9etal
e t,,I,,,bn, q young men TO Society.
Op w. lave beatl With Interest and we ttusl moi
,ssn, some benefit, teyttal Sof llese lectures,
H"F. ~. commend Ibis last one Of the c0dtselo
' NV s 81 attention young ftsadt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-19
.fLe LnM I'D NeN,apap efs.

ssx3ss EsS q ys fst Sste
.,siatt toeslasIsg ssNs9syS 'Y9
adfIll9.ssS, Esr;
Nv paSitksf NY sohilhu6 10 se6d Item Until Al
"A on 10 tkeLr periodic
laIls nGfss ID lie are IL leu are
t1 lLos6 I'M lhsy The blu aud orle ID
Nv s y, x u G as III, 4,
~ tHl tie III ne sent 10. ths totr1et
sSh V,t.v Sle heid fesiipE3lh et = Ia ilt...sysi
dlIH!Sli sstI Sase dstid y taE tsTlol
v,,oa It s & 'ga SliSls i tLst a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-19

pro,lk wI,o lave visited lie Crocodile on exhl.
billion here, 50, they Sie struck by It's resemblance
of Wbaton. lis habits also ate somewhat slmi'
l,t Il lives In mud aud throws II around pretty
fttelr baI ultimately swallows II all.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-19

10 tho hare lie concentration Of virturc and
Truth lsa thing IL 10 tidichlel, aud lIley rarely
Irtnii an opportunity 10 pass without uslns IT,
fist i Gss'
According to tbis, yat arc sato tromtlle Eillcnle
nflhe bnse.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-19

r,.n,;, We believe, Is lie time appointed by
~ S MiII.,Ie, rot Tho dssltaetioaot. Tie Sotll-
'"S .,s,t tIobe, aud all which Y inbaGtte We
' '",s,%,ud that whato has sold bis contact %
ga', ",sn,., 10 lake down Wheeling hill, as They
W application 10 goOlo partnership With
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W. jitect stteutIon 10 The card d Siesss. cAs.
.I & jornr, Forwarding and General oOmmls'
sion ,letctaat,, Louisville, spd commend tllelt' TO
any Of our reaies who have business 10 transact
in iheltliRe,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-19
dhinnaa Liniment.

Many and just objections arc made 10 ~ tho ordinary
imenls u s iay Oh account OF helr Offensive selt
and tld uIsIstly stains Uflc lat upon tie akin, won,
lel rct witch has been verified to Tho asunlshkgt Of
tic ins profound clNRSls q the delight Of tls!ltOls
patients Is that III addition 10 Its Surprising curaiu el
ecis, IL Ii tile mot Cau cosmetic aud agreeable eT.
uu 10 any part nj Ito akin to which II MY he aHIeu
II iMpaEisa rosy and natural low which lasts lhr many
OuS nl leaves The AclyCly slii!eSS 81 lealhY SKIN, M
Sicah VI tho cTaClCd arb clareh appearance Which u
common result VI hnIO Ill Oer articles used Tor llll
purpose lclES, clCIy adys toilet Is supplied WIN y
WIN knows lis excellent 17lle2 IN this respect 10 Ira
lts Its leeahe OdOr you need but O Que bottle a |y
IUf yOWtGlt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-19

,,n,,,yUtScg Flax coarSSYot Ills oily, lave
,.,sIy,d an invitation to visit The Reliance Fire
Company Of Steubenyille and join with them in
lLs annual pataIo Of The dtc department Of that
civ on The 2Olh inst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-19

~. 7,m+, BE, seyeli boslslies lolo, The Intel
!d 10 Ike nlotnine. Almost equal to tile storms
6 ms Of tssCssiopol,-drGIs. ~
y aS5 Inst Is futile. Tile shots, In both cases,
being llSss Of dNNt'f
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!NELEGTNAPHllGH N!ElNS

sthel n T ti sSa Isl e ri 4aI
Observation-Disclosures yl TsLLloslsoBER!
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KNOW NUTlIlN vi 9IiA (,
I ljST ORit, our second tot of KNOW Nothing Hats
~ Philadelphia style, tBosl beaullL1l
ANgi - n SECS 81 ~ strS UtHARPkk q SON !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-19

f. Towy,-COl. pnstOp, aseNttot thelFlOat.
IA, palace, /, lete making arrangements fot The
Monster Museurn'
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('iURE Of ceNrb, iiaart9ts, 4c.rThe eyy still ttsy
" come. Certificate IIOm Hon. H., DltboIV,9
ye 9od Of testimony rOplllg ~ upon gs Of cures
rheumatism, DyslFpSia SCOalit &eI AID QF All Net.
yUtts nlseaseA aud Relne complaints, Hahpieat 7lAe
tREt has llO superior. ST. s..,8atA
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FALL FASHIONS FOR HATS,
TlR subscriber ls nIeAtel 10 furnish his patrons and
The public With superior Hats Of the it4St Fall Syls
NJ tUte Who iInk eaOuea Of their heads TO iape htm
IN tic use oil aHrleEapt Al easy ittg Hat, will pieSSs
dIOP III aud lei US take coat survey or tLejf eaIymS
with bur Como; g9uTe, Us III Ill S0t6 tatkS b fifa6et
10 Furnish sfeldJ Hats, that Mill tito q Without InY
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Mammo& Hal Store

'aHtIlh iIcNAs,-A slall lot Va4ltlA beans, IW1I-
!Rsd aldtlIt PH9t, on band hIad ~ h nIs y ~
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SUPERIOR.

DOUGLAS COUNTY, WISCONSIN.
THIS place Is situated the bay of Superior and Left
Il Hand river, at the head of Lake SUPERIOR and pos
sesses better site better harbor and greater advan
tages for city, than any point in the
northwest and 10 eQua!ed In prospective Importance
by Chicago only.
The prOprietOrs have clear, undisputed, and unin
numbered title to the land upon which SUPERIOR laid
OUT and all purchasers OF lots receive deeds
for the same.
Superior laid during the past season. and al
ready contains several hundred inhabitants large no.
tel, number of stores, q commodious pier with air
houses, and in all respects the fourishing new
town in the west. The county seat, U. g. Land Of
ce and Post Office located here where the Mssis-
sippi and Lake Superior U. g. Military Road, now in
course Of construction, connecting with st. Paul. ter
ed railroads to the head of Lake Superior The $500
canal will be open by June, after which time four lines
vi lake steamers will to Superior-One from Chi
cago, two from Cleveland and one from Buffalo; fire
vessels having been built expressly fer this trade
Two steam mills and printing press are now IL
the way to Superior, and will be promptly work.
One-haf Of the lots have been appropriated by the
propretors to be sold by the undersigned actual
tiers easy terms, and to provide fund for extensive
public Improvements Liberal appropriations hav
been made for public purpcses-parks, churches, raj
roads, DC, &C.
T In order to correct the misapprehension arisin
from similarity Of Names il is proper 10 State that "Su
perior City, about the title of which legal controver
ferent township from Superior.
o. Maps OF Superior are signed by Thos. Clark,
veyor, and VIM. H. Newton, agent and attorney for
proprietors An may be in the principal hotels OF
g. Paul. Galena, Chicago Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo,
Buffalo and other cities.
All persons who wish to purchase lots obtain infor-
nation, apply to VIM. H. Newton, Superior Doug
las county, Wisconsin.
WIN. H. NEWTON,
Agent & Attorney for Proprietors of Superior.
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CoHNEcTIcuT.-An old line Wing Of Connecti-
cut, in forwarding payment for the Journal Of Com
merce which he has taken almost from the START APP
Ponds the following remarks:
trust for the honor Of this old standard State,
that this will he the last year that Know Nothings
will be permitted to rule her political destines and
councils. What poor set of political geese, like all
their single idea predecessors, this Know Nothing
party will turn out to be! No, sir; the man whose
heart 10 not big enough to embrace the whole country
10 neither fit Tor statesman nor an editor, and never
We people who live away off here in the rural dis
ricts without coming to town, know very little Of
anything just now but Connecticut river shad and
green peas.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-16


A letter from Kamiesch Of 18Th April, in French
paper, recounts smart action Of the little French
r'gats Megere. 1t was anchored of Eupatoria, neal
the wreck Of the Henry w., when the watch observ.
ed party Of Russian cavalry on the tongue Of sand
IskeDder Bey, who is happily cured Of his wound,
advanced to meet them al the head Of about twenty
horse. The enemy counting the Turks continued to
march in fanced security, when suddenly the Megere
pitched couple of cannon balls into the very middle
fther front column. The group. thSs unexpectedly
assaied, fell back in confusion leaving some Of their
body stretched on the field. The whole force turned
and made of with all speed, but the Megere, raising
her anchor, chased them a. il she had been horse
Il was a wonderful sight to see her scuddng along
the shore and watching her opportunity fire shot
upon the retreaiing Russians whenever the slightest
break1n the ground gave her gunners chance to see
them. On returning to her anchorage the Megers
received the congratulations Of the garrison Of Eupa-
toria.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-16

Locusrs.-The Highland County (Ohio) News,
Of the LIST instant says the woods in the vicinity Of
Hilsborough are alive with myriads OF locu:t:, and
all day long their shrill, monotonous music fills the
air. 1t said that this is the 18th year since theft
last appearance in such numbers. We believe nc
serious injury vegetation 10 aPprshended from their
presence.
The Brandon (Miss) Republican Of the 18th ut
says The locusts here a. thick. we presume, al
they were in the days Of the Lords judgments in
Egypt, though they are very Gar from being 30 de-
structive and troublesome
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Miss Bunkley Cast In the Shade.

1t seems, says the Rochester Union, that another
escaped nun" has turned up in the interior Of New
York. The following gives some account Of her.:
"THE LOST SHEEP THAT WAS FouND."-Un.
der this head the American announces editorially
lecture this evening, at Minerva Hall, by Miss Sabi
ma Carlton, " who has been confined in nunneres in
Michigan and Indiana, from which she fortunately
made her escape" &c. Only yesterday she wanted
u to announce lecture in favor of Eunneres to en-
gage band Of music, secure the Corinthian Hall for
her, and 20 on.
She gave sort of reference 10 a respectable fami-
l in this city, where she had just been at service
and said that If wouldn't comply with her request
she would 20 another Office for lecture she would.
We see her threat is fulfilled.
We hope the American has the band ready; and
that it will give full report of the expected dis
closure.
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ASSESSOR'S NOTICE.

ASSESSORS NOTICE,
fNHE ASSESSORS for the county Of Ramsey Territory
Of Minnesota will attend ut the Office of the Register
Of Deeds of the county aforesaid on the last Monday
june 1885, and with the assistance said Register
Deeds will publicly examine the assessment rolls and
correct all errors in valuations descriptions qualities
of lands, lots other property and il is the duty Of
to be and appear at the time and
appointed and if it shall appear during said
that there any lands lots other property
twice. assessed beyond its actual value
the of any person not the thereof, any
lands lots other property not assessed the Register
and Assessors will make the necessary corrections
Dated June 4th, 1885, JOSEPH LEMAY,
Assessor for First Assessment District.
JOHN O'GORNAN,
Assessor for Second Assessment District.
ALEXIS CLOUTIER,
Assessor for Third Asses sment District.
JOSEPH p. WILSON,
Assessor for Fourth Assessment District.
june4 dtd
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R&aI Estate.
Starkey & Petteys'
LAND OF FICE

- ~ ~ IL - r + L - z
1hs1d Sfred.. commandments. Paul, Mmnesota,
REFERENCES:
NJ, his EIceneney ": A. German, Min. Ter: Hon. Il.
Hace, Deiegate 20 Congress Hon. r. Smith, Alton Ills
James K. Whiting, Esq, New York City Hon. David
Olmsted, ex Mayor st. Paul Borup cakes Banker T.
st. Paul Ames Van Etten, Attorneys, ST. Paul
LR0M actual observations are acquainted With all
IL the best locations east of the Mississipp River
TO CAPITALISTS
We can offer great inducements
MONEY INVESTED,
only in such places that guarantee heavy per cent.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT,
ana sold, or located advantageously.
Two and four acre lots near the CITY,
Several 49, 80 and l6O acre tracts of ne picked lands
for sale on good terms
LAND AT LAKE SUPERIOR,
ana on the beautiful Island of La Pone for SALE in such
quantities as to suit purchasers.
PLATS AND ABSTRACTS
VI al the Government Lands located at the Stvafe
Land Office ~" S'AA'"s's
Lands also for sale bordering some of the most bean
u lake. N the Territory only short distance from the
We have extensively explored ON the contemplated line
OF NJ N W. Railroad and give information to far.
mers and actual settlers that win save them much time
and expense.
Good City Property for ale. April l2dawtf
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WARNING TO BATHERs.-The Buffalo CONNER
cial Of the I'd inst says that while some Of the
ternoon in culvert Geneva, one of the number
named Kavanah, son Of a lawyer Of Lockport, re-
ouested companion to place his hand on his heart
and feel il beat and while in the Of doing 90 be
drouued dead at his feet. His death was caused BY
,eine into the water when his body was too much
Gated.
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EnR SALE.

FOR SALE.
kn LOTS In the City Of st. Paul, upon thu most ia
49, yor.ble terms ;-say, one fourth Of purchase
money down. balance in one two and three year, with
- Apply at the Banking House Of Mess1. BoRUP 4
OAKS. chs II OAKES
st. Paul, June q, 1855. DIFF
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day. 18th u, stump which bore .1e nsrt.
was discovered at depth Of eighteen feet Remains
Of trees are frequently found deeply imbedded, but
we do not remember that axe marks have ever been
found on them.