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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-05
Commissioners Sale Of Valuable Land,
IN PRESTON COUNTY.

Commissioners Sale Of. Valuable Land,
IN PRESTON COUNTY.
Eliza c. Lazicr, etaI, PIia., } TN Pursuance
VS.. of Decree
Ferguson Jchtins,ot al, Dofts Of the Circuit
John Hanway's Eyer, Court ofPreston
VS.. ..... County rendered
Ferguson jenkins, in these CGtses,
the undersigned, as Commissioner named in said
Decree, will sell at the front door Of the Court
House in Kingwood,
On Monday the nth Of March, next,
(boiuga Court.dny,) three several TRACTS Of
LAND, lying in said county, on the waters of
Upper Sandy; one tract containg iH5 acrcs,--
one other tract containing t55 acres and tho
remaining tract containing Ga acres. ..
shall sell the first named tract first no direc-
ted by said Decree, which tract is described in
deed from John ianway and wife and G.. Il. c..
Allen and wife to said Jenkins, dated 9Th Sep
TENDER, 1910, on Il credit OF 9, g and months,
taking bond with good security from the purcha-
ser, bearing interest from tho day Of sale, for
tho purchase money, The remaining $50 tracts
VIII bo sold on the same terms.
The titles Of said Tracts OF Land ara consd-
cred good, but selling commissioner, shall
only cell euch title as am authorized by virtue
of said decree. .... JOHN p. BYRNE,
February ., 1896. to Commissioner
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q ~ EsyOSssNbEe BRsGSimeSS q ,
w For Nj EN- OR WOMENiI tp

"A FTER various experiments thc subscribcr
IA has succeeded ia making a nice article OF
transfer or Impression paper, by the iso of which
you can write on Paper, Cioih, Wool, hiaytic, SC.
without Pen. Ink, or Pencil.
Any person sending tho subs orbof Ono Dollar,
shall receive by return mail, fall directions for
making the above paper. You can make it al:
most any color, aud the process is simple. Il
WI not cost over one cent per sheet 10 make
such sheets as usually sell j6r l21E cents, each.
Address, J: FORMAN,
HackerSviIlo, Barbour County, Va
Matoh 90, 1856. 1870 3li
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POSTPONENIENT.

Tho above sale is continued until the second
Monday III May next, being Court day, at which
time tho sale will be made. J. p. BfRNE,
March 20, 1906. COMMISSIONER
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KB0 y0urOsgfn g'aaqoaaaRg

FENHE undersigned has just received from the
Il publisher, and offers ior8ale, n very valuable
work, recently published, containing fall dircc.
tons for painting la all cu!ors, shades, &c.. from
fine furniture painting and vanishing, down to
good, durable paints for weather. boarding, out
houses, fences, sc. This work will enable any
one TO prepare and apply paints, and do his own
painting very cheap, aud 20 look neat aud tasty.
The work is compiled from the best artists in
america ard Europe, Ind contains 100 different
articles upon the preparation and application Of
Paints, Oils, Yarnishcs, limitations, &c. 'rhe
work is very cheap, being only s por copy
Persons RENTING 81 BY mail wil receive copy
postage paid, mailed on receipt Of the order
Address, ~ W. D. StEGFRIED.
March &c, 1886. Mofgantown, Va.
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TlR USTEE' S SALE,
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

NJ hLO hDh6 ltIlOI LII L
DYVirtue of a Deed Of Trust executed to m @
I'D asTTustee by Has Stillwoll and wife, which
trust ccd is duly recorded in tho Clerks Office
OF the County Court Of Monongaiia county, to
which ttust deed reference is given, to secure
certain debts therein named to William Lasier,
Geo. ID. Evans and H.. Fitch due from the said
Elias Stillwell, will, on tho 8 .TBls
= Fourth M0nday In ap1i1 aeal,
Chat beirg the frat day Of the Aprl term of
the County Court of Monongalin county, sell for
cash to the highest bidder, certain lots OF tracts
of Land, lying on the Beverly and Pennsylvania
Turnpike Road, about tbree-fourihs of mile
North OF MorgantOwn, containing 81 acres and
10 poles, also small piece of Land enclosed
with the same, conveyed by Larkih II. Dorsey
and wife to said Siilwell, containing about u Of
an acre and 10 poles also " acres Of Land adj
joining tho same, conveyed by Gee. NJ. Rcay and
wife TO seid StiIlweil; also 6N acres Of Land
conveyed TO said Sullwell by Geo. ID. Evans, at
torneyin fact for Francis Billingsly.
On said mentioned tracts of Land there is
comfortable a f
Dwelling House & fine Young orchard
Of choice Fruit. Selling as Trustee will only
convey such title is vested in me by said trust
deed. Tho title is thought to be good beyond
doubt. WIN. NJ. EVANS,
March ~, 1906. Trustee,
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For the Amer lean linton.
To Eds0ard -P,tce--You have not
denied any charge made against you,
and until you do it is unnecessary to
bring forward the proofs.
JOHN ST. CLAIR.
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Holioway's Ointment.
THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY !

By tho aid of a microscope, we see millions OF
little openings on tho surface OF our bodies
Through these this Ointment, when rubbed on
tho skin, is carried to any organ or inward part.
Diseases ofthe Kidneys, disorders of the Liver,
affections Of the heart, Inflammation OF the
Lungs, Asthmas, Coughs and Colds, are 10y it's
means cftectually cured. Every houscswliu
knows that salt passes freely through bone or
meat of any thickness. The healing Ointment
far more readily pcno,ratcs through any bone or
ilcshy part OF the living body, curing the most
dangerous inward complaints, that cannot DO
ron Nod no. NJ, mn,
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d.. .a DIR. G. MCLANES .f a
Liver Pills & Verlnifuge,
IMPROVED.

DR.. ]. SCOTT, regular graduate and physi-
clan Of extensive practice and experience, in
duccd by commcndebkc desire 10 alleviate hui
man suffering, as we'll as to excel, has effected
an IMPROVEMENT on the original LIVER
PILL and VERmIFUCE Of DR.C McLANE, having
prepared these remedies as the medical partner
of DR.. c. McLano, for many years
Our Improved Liver Pills and Vcrmifnge pos
sess greater efficacy and are more mild IN their
operation than the Liver PDl.and Yormifugc pre-
pared according to the original recipe of Or. c.
McLRnc. We make this declaration undcrstan.
dinghy, and recommend them TO the afflicted as
being both pleasant and curative, and believe
them superior 20 any other Liver Pill or Verni-
uge ever prepared. ...
Read Certificate Of Dr.. c. MCLanc, below.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-05
Erysipelas, Salt Rheum ( sCOrbutiC HumOrs.

No remedy has ever done much Tor Tho
cure OF diseases of tho Skin whatever form thy
may assume, as this Ointment. No case of Salt
Rhoum, Scurvy, Sore Heads, Scroiula or Erysip-
elias, can long withstand its influence. The Ia
ventor his travelled over many parts Tie globe
visiting the principal hospitals, dispensing this
and has thus been The means orrcgtor;ug count
less numbers TO health.
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,RrEfcs 6,ssG Etsfssffts.

These and other distressing compla'rts csU
be eitectually cured 1.-THE Ointment be we'll rub.
bed over the parts affected ana by otherwise
following the printed directions around cuch
pot. -....
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Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds and UIcers.

Some OF the most scientific surgeons now rc-
ly solely on tho use of this wonderful Oir tuent,
when having 10 cope wthc worst cases OF sores,
wounds, ulcers, glandular swcllines aad juniors.
Professor Holloway has, by command OF the Al
the East, largo shipments of this Ointment, TO
be used under the direction Of the Mcdicni STAFF,
in the worst cases ofwounds. 1t viii cure any
ulcer, glandular swelling, stiffness or c0ui!aG-
tLon otthc Joints, even for 30 ycars' staaAinr.
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Both tie Ointment and Pills $IouIA be

bOH ne U3ttMtNt dllI L'ltl3 &HONtN Dc
'aed IN tie folloacing cases:
Bunions Lumbago Sore Logs
Burns Nercurial Erup- Sore Breasts
Chapped Hands tons ..-.' Sore Licads
Chiiblalns Piles Sore Thr0ais
Fistulas Rheumatism Sores Of al
Gout ... Salt Rheum kinds
.. Skin Diseases Sca'ds
Sweiled Gland Stiff Joints Ulcers yenorcal
Sores wounds Of oil kinds. ...
%s@Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor
Holloway, so Maiden Lane, New YoIk, and p.
Strand, London, and by all respectable Dru1-
gists and Dealers in Medicine throurhoul tho
United States, and the civilized world, in uots
at % cents, CO. cents, and : each
L-E'Ihere is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
N. b. Directions for The guidance or patients
in every disorder are affixed to each pot.
Dec. s, lS55-cow.
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CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THIS PAPER by
RANDOLPH & LATIMER,
66 South street, BoyIy's Wharf Baltimore,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-26
RARE .IyHANCE FOR BARGAINSl IL
SAVINGS BANK STORE

EOlE rgAltAss
ttj petor 6f the Savings Bank Store corner Aiar
F6t and Monroe sts wheeling. S Wishing TO ehnnge
and being 20 close ~ 5g5nes
DARING dc urcsen year, his entire stock OF Boot
soeS Hats CAPS Wholesale, favorable terms and
an continue % sell retail (f mot otherSse disposed oD
the btst bargains in the city. -
Ihaye Just received q tns o. SUMMER
f,ds and GENT Shoes md AttTF, and would
n li6sS ditpOaeG - psi Goods rl.ttS
56iai a6dl mi te sold % preaf
Come one and niyQu siA hAHe gttue Iol your money
4 have uhnnj alE-I VIII ie1 ~ cost = 1900,
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~; Ssg - siI,.I,l S. 6. R .zaI,
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NDM.RER 2s4
CITY BU SIN Ess.
ENCOURAGES A8fgRICAN7 MaNUPACTuRKa
a BUpLE EtSSS ESSlOEEsK sKEERREksS
t-s HWriRi NJ o. ElIi1jd

ENooURAGRz AAtgRIcANs MANUPAcTuRRts
i, BUcLEtSasS ESSp0EEskEEREkSsS
Writing fluid. ,..5s,
ONCE this superior Fluid lux been before public,
y nearly yeArs, Il has been constantly calming In
yer. and Is preferred byany to the iar-faned Ar
mold Fluid,
During past year twenty thousand qua and pint bot
Hes ether with smaller sizes nhulpsrabs been sold
to hankers and merchants In Cincinnati, Louisville, Pits
bnrsh, Bualo Clsyeland Detroit Terre la9te, Lay
IincennGS Indianapolis, ErApsvle, ETankpft
Nashville. ST. LO1is ctsbuTg JoekSon, Eeehez
and New Ore5ns Il has also opted ie State Dee
pStrnents Of Kentucky Tennessee and isslsiipp ltes
taken three first Diplomas the Mechanics
oincinpati aud Louisville and four and Prize Me-
dl ut State Fairs held last Fail In York; Ohio Indiana
and Illinois. tfA $50 3g, 14af ~ ~
The following merchants bGaseIs, Sc, p Wheeling hsFe:
tofore using arnolds j. u Butt
lcr's Book Keepers Writing fluid: - ~
NoTttwcstsrn Bank Of Virginia. srchsns't Mechsnies
Rank Wheeling; Bank Of Wheeling, AtahGlac1
ring Company; County CLERK Of Ohio County, ele-
graph 0nice; baltimore and Ohio Railroad dhcr; &eIure
House; Kelly Holloway Co. RnssIll McArSt Gordon.
Matthews Co.; \. Sweeney Sou; Doane & Cewg OFT s
BoyIj Boyd 0t Oliver Pryor. JAs. H. S1oat Co; LAMB
din, GilberHon Co.; Press! ~ sls'F
For sale at manufacturers prices BY Z
ocl0 IANfBDIN, E3IIDERSoN& 4 co,
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Co-Partnership.
r b. MARSH has this day assocatel with him NJ T. Way
- for the Of trsAetnl the wholesale
retail Boot and Shoe business old stand Mash
No 80 Monroe street, next door to Greer OFT Cos under
tile firm Of e MARSH & WAYAIAN.
Iv 1st1 = yT
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-20
Letter from kOssuth.

The New York Times has another letter
from KossUTB, in which he gives different
view Of the Jfve points, and their effect upon
Russia. He thinks that the treaty, II one is
ihdds- Il not So dhav6fa6c 10 Russia az III;
been generally supposed, but that Turkey will
he the real sacrifice in the end.
He looks to an alliance of friendship between
France and Russia. and which he believes has
been the real object Of NAPOLEON, and by it to
legitimise his family upon the Throne Of France.
lie believes. and it is common belief in
this country, that England has been the dupc
in this whole matter.
lie hints, also, pretty strongly. that the re-
cent thunder in the British press Of late, l. not
in consequence Of any real hostlities that are
likely to occur between the two countries, but
for the purpose Of raising smoke to cover its
Disgrace in the treaty OF peace expected shortly
70 be consummated.
Such are the speculations OF Kossuru, and
~ few men better understand the tricks Of le-
gitimacy. his opinions are entitled TO weigh,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-20
rhe n,ssing ssea uaer Pacific.

The y, Y yourndiof Commercs referring TO
the missing steamer Pacific, says the insurance
on hor is very large the amount on the ship is
$500 900. half in this country and half In Eu.
rope the freight money Is insured for $4,000
more She had between six and seven hun
dred tons OF cargo, valued at over 81 500, 900,
most Of which was insured, good part in this
country. The insurance Is divided among va
rious Offices throughout the country, 50 that in
case OF loss or damage to the ship or cargo,
the blow would not fall exclusively on New
York. The Pacific Is commanded by Captain
Asa ELDRDGE. who has nayiga,cd the Allan
tic with the most responsible commands for
nearly quarter Of n century. As some rea.
sou for the encouragement Of hope in her safe.
IT, the long delay Of the Atlantic in ls5l is re-
ferrcd to- The Atlantic left Liverpool Deem.
her ~, 1851, and not lisp of intelligence Of
her reached her owners for Jortg-nne days.
She went ashore on the coas: Of Ireland and
her passengers themselves brought the news Of
her safety by the Africa. She was missing
eleven days longer than the Pacific has been
missing, and yet ,hv and her passengers were
all safe. The Pacific left Liverpool on the o3d
Of January and has therefore been on, thirty.
eight days.
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Our government permit 90 sad bat certain
destruction Of the Indian tribes west Of ~ 7 Or
will The wise policy which the preasSs adniS
is,ra,ion has adopted. be extendsa 10 themi--
Those indians are susceptible n civilization !;
they msy DO withdrawn from thsis present
mode Of LIE, and be made usefal membess Of
society; bat the popularity Of tbsis present
condition requisN sasl1 q psagl asaisahhs
delay Of few months,---a IN wsshs even,
might lead 10 their destruction. Thsy ere now
friendly. they are anxious to oct With our gov
ernment 10 any manner that will tend to secure
them In the rescesble occupancy Of their coun'
try md Il Is within the power Of government
70 raisvs thss fssn I'll apprehension BY pre-
ssntlng 10 them . means u subsistence indie
pendant 81 the Buffalo, and without the nec'S-
sity of coming Ia contact with their bclligcrent
relatives south aud west Of the Missouri. The
preservation n human life. the future welfare Of
the Injinn tribes, tho honor Of our common cOun-
try. aud the peace aud prosperity Of this Ter
ritory oil. combine TO urge the Indian Depart
mepi 10 early eSeriions Tor the extension over
those Indians, II that policy which the wisdom
Of the present head Of the Indian bureau has
50 successfully sngrafted in bis recent treaties
with northern Cbippewas,
lat their eommon title 10 their country be
eStingaished before the whites mako further
inroads upon It, and let each bead Of family
be allowed a separate tract for his rad,p,duoi
USE and occupancy each family have q
small tract broke and seed furnished for the
coming season, md the Indians will gladly 10
cate permanently Iet them see other and
more certain means Of subsistence than Ia IT.
fordcd ny the chase. and they will adopt them
Necessity alone keeps them on the trail Of the
Buffalo, white they see clearly the rnpid de-
crra@ IN The numbers Of that animal and that
decrease warns them Of future sunerings and
privaliop, u they continue 10 depend only on
that animal for subsistence. The extreme suf
feriogs Of those same Indians The past winter
from M ssilro f.iare Of the Buffalo on The
James river. bas led them 10 reflect seriously
upoa the necessity for securing more certain
means for the support Of lis' and they only re-
qurq Tho assistance which Il Ia tho duty Of Gov.
crnmept TO afford, TO induce them 10 adopt q
mode Of lie far less prccarions, and which will
be vastly beneficial 10 future generations Of the
unfortunate and much abused race 10 which,
they helopg
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1hs Minnesoian Is 20 busily engaged in
smsll--vny -attemp.s At wit. founded
upon typographical errors in tbs PIosEsn and
DExoeaAr, that Is editor has neglected 70 in
form bis reader. u the recent great Republican
I" trianphs 10 Chicago and Galena.
10 Chicago, which one gear ago, went Fu-
sion by three hundred majority shs Dsmoessis
have elected their Mayor, other city officers,
aud Aldermen, by over four hls.ired majority.
The contest was one Of the most exciting ever
witnessed in that city--every section Of the
opposition was united. but black Republican
ism failed TO win ,hs time. The Chicago
7pmes. the able Dsmocrstic srgsa, 10 who's
un,ring efforts this victory ia in great meas
ure doc, lays, in speaking Of the result
We had 20 contend against every thing that
was bsse and yillainous. Banks were opened
and money poured like water through the hands
Of bribing men into the willing palms Of M
principlssl voters. The Know Nothing organ
and the German Newspaper united hands To de-
feat the Democracy. The name of Douglas
WIS on the lips u every ribald rufHisn, and men
weayin0 the eioih az clsrovyus,r, io;ned tiu;r
vo;ce. xi,b tho r,eo who ns;nsJ t,cn",.. .i,h
,bs e,iihc,s n Villain rniG.n .,ayshol%.r .nd
murderer
Eye,v ;,,.o;,o,,. i,s,c ,h., co,la h. oo,
iaycd an was presented .i,,y.,. and ua,,o,. "
,he ,on,,,e, 81 d,o.,ad ...n,0n a.. ~.o.I =,
n,mm,tv ,hc ,,'aios ~ sIs.ss IL g.n.ss ,ha h,
w.gis "a .la,es IN son,h cs,oIi,s n, w.,r.
sunv upon every br,ze and thev Ma ,h.,r q.
fsc, ,,.,,, tho re.nI, In sn,,,. =, al nj. H.
ante N Tho cold which war In ;.hsJ ,rnn .r'
CIV side.-,hc rro,,d han,c, ~ Dsro.rlcy ,h;.
uo,n;n, aoa,s nroudiy ",e, n.m"sr.,;c c ,pi'
,nvo The ,ssne a ,Lc r;gb, 81 ,b. ,.o,le ." -,
" 49,, - It W I"op'o ~
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Cosmopolitan Ara Association.

mir Roxp. the Secretary Of this Society for
Minnesota, has received full returns Of the re-
cen, distribution. Three oil paintings have
been drawn by gentlemen Of this city, rs fol.
lows -
I. n Giist No. lt,aes drew M. las % Catalogue
''sw,,sstlsnd ~ sesy, .sey ~. bv Bernard.
a., D. Whlts.y, No lt,osA, drew No 50 gu Catalogue
"a sesre near Naples IA by 81, by fi-u
J. Wsse, Dosa, No. 80 Us, afs~ No :s<an C.tslcsa.
- scrse ~ The ohis.' - BY ~, by H.r,~,es.
The total receipts for the year were $50.
900 Of this sum, sis 900 were expended for
Magazines, and the remainder for the works Of
ar, distributed, AMI incidental expenses. Abou,
81 goo remains in the Treasury for 'hi, years
operations. when the number AMI value OF the
articles awarded will he greater. and more
varied
Full particulars OF the drawing. addresses
delivered, with posting Of the books &c, has
ben Published in pamphlet form and will be
found in the April number Of all the Magazines
Published in the United States. Persons wish.
luz TO subscribe to any Of the mon,hlies Of this
country or Europe. had hest bear the Associa-
too 10 mind Mr.. w Boyp Is again ready
to receive subscriptions for the year 1850 81,
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Mr.. Hor is the person who will control the
operations Of the Company, and he is expected
within few weeks with competent Engineers
TO locate the works lie il experienced in the
business, and is extensively interested in the
gas WORT. Of St. I.oui. and other western cities.
The charter for this company was obtained at
the last session Of the Legislature, and very
nearly resembles that of the company in St
Louis. II Is deemed 10 bc very favorable
charter, both for the company and the city
Five per cent. on the capital stock subscribed
was paid 10 cash at the time OF subscribing
We are informed that had the Commissioners
been authorized TO receive the scrip either
Of the ST. Peter Company, or the Henderson
Manufacturing Company. in payment Of the
i've per cent. on the stock subscribed, several
hundred additional shares would have been Ia
ken previous TO the closing Of the books
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-20
Agricultural Expc ri me mts.

We learn from the Washington U,,on, that
Mr., U. III. ksLLEY. Of Nprthwood. in this Ter.
ritory, the corresponding secretary d the Ben.
ton County Agricultural Society makes m
report 10 tie Commissioner Of Patents
on the success 81 the culture Of the seed re.
ceived by him FROM that department during the
past season. In speaking Of the summer wheat,
he says: 1t did well and should 1t DO a. well
next season, shall continue to cultivate Il ~ a
very white vuricty 81 spring grain. think il
well worthy Of cultivation il ripened about
the .t September. The Neapolitau wheat
rpens about the same time, but has not yielded
80 well TWIN give II further trial" OF
Spurry. he remarks This seed was sown upon
, sandy knoll tn enable me To test its qualities
anil adaptation TO sandy land as recommended
| alAo distributed some of the scsi. which was
sown upon more fertile soil, ii; il did not grow
sufficiently high to make Il easy moving I
should. at the two plants. prefer buckwhcat ss
n fertilizer Us two crops can he turned in n
single season Some silver buckwheat was
sown about the first OF june which ripenc,l
two weeks earlier than the kind he had been
raising III the Chiaes, sugar cane (,orgo
SURF he adds This wns put IN with the
seed drill 1t came ny and grcw rapidly. anal
crw to the height Of eleven lrct, hut did no,
blossom in season for the sed to mature. II
cut JUS, as II ia blossoming, II will make good
fodder
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Cas-.

Within the last lew years It. Paul has
bsen transformed from . hamlet Of halfs dozen
lnsevior log huts. into Gourishing city, sith
aaDy substantial and elegant baildineo. al
DO, entirely by the operation Of ga, and sow
there is every reason TO believe that within a
short period, the city win be lighted with gas.
The Commissioners sppoia,ed 70 receive sub
scriptions TO the capital stock Of the 81 Paul
Gas Ligb, Company, opened their books on
Saturday last, and the following persons We
are informed. subscribed to the stock
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Post Ossicc Anuouace menss.

The Postmaster General has ordered the ap.
pointment Of Henry PoRHlER. n. Postmaster
., Henderson,. Siblcy county. In place Of CAA
TER n. DaEw. resigned
The Postmaster General has also ordered the
appointment Of BENJAMIN r TnLorrsos. as
Postmaster at Richland. Fillmore county, vice
7. j. EvASs, resigned
new Post Office has been established al
Union lakes, Rice county. and Hsyny NJ
HcNrnREr appointed Postmaster.