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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

SXEEZING MADE EAsy-The sudden change In the wea-
Cher has produced perfect eruption sneezing among
friends AID acquanances That remarkably unpleasant
ard decidedly neegant complaint, cold in the head
become aarnngy prevalent within these last days.
ASsng instance Of this epidemic occurred the other
venine, when leading tragic
ezng in the middle pathetic soloquy the sudden
expression Catah converting what should
S, mpathy into shouts laughter. In pure pity
who suffer- advise them that simple remedy
in the shape of Dunro's Catarrh Snuff which
agreeable specific agaiest Catarh in forms
remedy singing in the weakness
vision other distressing plants to which
head Is subject. - ilfft ItY aU
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

GREAT FIRE.-On the 9Th of August. great
FIRE, supposed to have been the work of an incen-
diary, took place at Diamond Springs, in Cali
forni;,. Seventy-6ve houses were burned, at an
estim ated loss of $500, 1000. ' ~ 4s'+
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

WHEAT HARVEST IN SOUTHERN MINNEsOTA.-
The Brownsville Herald saws, that no State in
the Union has ever produced, in the same area, a
more bountiful crop of wheat than was this sea-
SOD harvested in Southern Minnesota. The yield
is represented from thirty to fortyfve bushels to
the, acre, full and plump, and entirely free from
Sun ut, rust and wecvil.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

Gy' Secretary Rosser informs us that our state
ment in yesterdays paper, that he had been re-
moved from office, is incorrect. We have no rea-
son to doubt Mr.. Rosser's word, and we have no
desire to place him in false position, although
our information was derived from what we sup
posed to be reliahle source
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

GY'The workmen are making rapid progress on
all the street improvements. Another season
will probably give to our good people streets and
sidewalks that will be an ornament to the oity.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

INDIAN SUSMER.-The Indian Summer, so Pc
cular to Minnesota, is now upon US with its hazy
hours. No season is more beautiful than
this
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

PINKs OF PERFEcrIoN.-We noticed new and
beautiful style of Ladies' bonnets at No. AZ, Win
slow House, the bare sight of which is enough to
mike an old bachelor jump out of his boots i
All sorts, sizes, colors and styles, adapted to
old heads, young heads and gray heads, any of
which can not fail to add charms to the wearer.--
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

sTnESsrH AND HEALTH REsToRED.-Nr. John David
en-, living ten miles absve Pittsburgh, the PennsyIvs-
mia Canal, says swhen commenced taking Doerhave,s
Holland Btssr could hardy walk. Ssw, es3oy exeeeas
hsslth.n
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

HIsTorsY OF ST.. ANTHoNY.-We publish to-day
the concluding article of series on the History
of st. Anthony. These articles cost our cores
pondent good deal of labor, and us considera-
BILE mon ey. Articles from other towns will APP
pear as soon as we can find room.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27
MINNESOTA HOUSE,
IRA MYR1CK, PROPRIETOR,

LAYING been to considerable expense In fitting up good
IL House and STABLE feel confident give good
to the pubic other house
the Minnesota Valley Particular attention win paid to
the furnishing OF the table with best the country
duce be obtained. se27-ly
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

OEB Of ths best farms In this Teitos ost teautifu1
~ located Lake unnetonka, miles from Bxcels3of, =
oed for sale bssSain $50 fsm hss eisven
under cultivation, and hundred and twenty fenced Ihsss
this farm any feit trees 70 has s 81 clean,
lae shore, b, u the most desab
places country residence in this Territory. There p6eu-
~ Of timber, meadow ssdeeAer good snd Inquire Of
1oe-ksw0 3 =. IIWS0G, 1moo onoe
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

RUNAWAY Two horses, attached to wagon,
passed our Office yesterday afternoon at railroad
speed, but running into an OK cart at tho juno
ton of Hill street with st. Anthony street they
were stoppe short in their course.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27
ms. A Pi ckerel weiob;nr thirty MN

CO Pi ckerel, weighing thirty pounds and
measuring our feet and one ifth in length, was
served up for dinner at the Winslow House, yes
terday. TIL monster was caught in the Missis-
sippi just Glow this city, by MIR. W. G. Budd, Of
the WinslOv, House,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27
Fremont In California.

The nomination of Fremont evidently takes
IN California. The young and enterprising men
of the State engage in the movement with ardor,
as do also the old Spaniards. The measure of
the Pacific Railroad meets with special favor. A
large number of Fremont papers had already
been started at the last dates, and others were in
contemplation. The State election in California
is held at the same time of the Presidential, 4th
of November
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

On Saturday last, at P. NJ, z. E. B. Nash's
new Steamer, "North Starr was launched at St.
Anthony. This vessel is beautiful specimen of
the Upper Mississippi Steamers. She draws, with
engines, wood and water aboard, about inches
of water. About the middle of next week she
will make trial trip to Anoka, to which the pub
lie will be invited. In about two weeks she will
be. gin regular trips to Little Falls.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

O. Christopher Mildeberger, an active busi-
nes,s man in New York when it contained but Co.,
QUO inhabitants, died in that city last Tuesday,
a0od a. ..-.....- 500.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27
SMELLING HOUSE.

YNHE subscriber has leased years the SMELL.
ING HOUSE, formerly occupisdby Mr. Bssell. ON Fort
street. The house has undergone thorough repa ia
newly furnished, and he nztter himself win be able
to give satisfaction 70 all VINO him with call.
There Is good stabng connected with the house. r.
Baggage taken and honse free OF charge
-.- my9-u In. ]. v. r. WHITE, Proprietor.
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Prem the Chicago Democrat OF SATURDAY..
TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE

CAPSfzING or A FERRI. B0AT2-dANY LIVES
L0ST!!,
Our city was thrown into intense excitement
yesterday morning by tho news, that the Lake
House Ferry Boat had capsixed and sunk, with
large number of persons on board, and that
eral lives were lost--the number was variously
estimated Mt from 10 to 20. sap'44T
The particulars, as we'll as they can be gath
cred, are as follows -
The boat had been very much crowded during
the morning, principally by mechanics, laborers
and others, proceeding to their work, and so
great had the pressure on the boat been that
numbers of persons would crowd on and carry
OF the boat from the tender, and by SO doing
would take persons who had crossed once on the
boat, back to the other side before they could eff
feet a landing.
few minutes before ! O'Clock the boat had
just got to the north side, and was Immediately
filed with persons DESTROYS of coming to the
south side, who commenced to pull off the boat
almost before the passengers from the south side
could land. One passenger in fact, only got
ashore by seizing hold of the ferryman's leg as
coming down the river, and had got within a few
yards of the line stretched across the river when
the ferryman let it down, as is customary, not
withstanding which the people attempted to pull
the boat &c ross, and had not proceeded far when
the boat, having struck the martingale of the
vessel, (the schooner Vanguard capsized, COM
pletely over, and precipitated all on board into
the water. All the boats in the neighborhood
proceeded Immediately to the spot and rescued
several persons, some say but five or six, howev-
er, while q number Immediately sank to rise no
more.
CO The gigantic work Of deepening the chan
mel Of st. Lawrence, between Quebec and Nom
treal, is making satisfactory progress The prin-
cipal field of excavation, Lake ST. Peter, where a
powerful dredging machine is at work, bringing
Up the hard lay from the bottom of the lake, at
the rate of 1900 to 1900 cubic yards daily.
Last year 100000 cubic yards were thus exca-
waited, lifted into batteaux, and transported to the
fats. When this work is completed, the trade OF
Montreal and Quebec will reap decided benefit.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27
GEO. A. LONGFELLO

IIAS just received and has the way sl' N, asia
II IL tons White Lead,
- &c French Zinc, ai4 fll !8 3tl = ed4 F
500 lbs Florence White,
1400 &c French yellow, 90" - .A+ t s1
400 g ChrOme 80. ,,s t.s-...is..-- d. ts
1000 Permanent Green, -
1000 &c Venetian Red, sos ..tn a..4. g Il ii
800 Sc Celestial and Prussisn Blue,
i 200 &c vermillion Red, i4rH a. se HH1 -. ia
200 sc Paris Green,
200 7" sUmber, tt t.+--t'eisi - 35ss..f ss5-
200 6 Sienna, ~
100 gals. English Oil, - -
10 bbls Spirits Turpentine, .. ~ 4e "a
IS Japan,
1 &c Raill1ad Car varnlsh, .asaas
1 -. Coach No. 1. -.
ss Florence White varnIsh, s-'ti = s go
- 6 Light Furniture vsrnsh, . Il q. .t
{" Dark do do --''- r
Shellac Varnish,
Gum Asphatum, iit .fHtotf .Zllt1 a4f
Gum Shellac,
Glue, tit -fi .iif f,sttH'1 g 81 f.fi
l.ampblack, s,rzf -
Red Lead and Litharge, - F.t+
Gold Leaf--iark and medium. ~ .=t' MA
Lettering and Stripping Pencils,
Brushes of all kinds, .Istfs
Putty and Glaziers' Points, ~
All Of which Will be sold cheap for Spooners Row.
Lower Town, st. Anthony. ,.aa IA I'D, septll-3w ,
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NOTICE.

PURSUANT Section three Of the Act, entitled An
prescribing Rules and Regulations of the
trusts arising under the act Of Congress, entitled an Act for
the relief Of the citizens OF upon lands Of the
ted States, under certain passed March Al
1885, i4it etNs9a af,f sHIksf ~ ,g9'--7T
Public notice hereby given that the of
D. 1885, the subscriber entered the Once Chat
neld NJ T the lands constituting the town Of
Blue Earth City, In the County AriIbau n T.0
IN trust for the several and bene
OF according TO their respective interests lands
are described In the Duplicate Receipts the Receiver for
me money received BY HIM payment therefor,
Tne northeast quarter Of section No. the
Of Section No. seventeen in n NO.
O2 north Of range No. ~ containing three
twenty
Each and every person, association, company Of
sons claiming TO be an occupant occupants have or
possess OF 70 b entitled TO the Of or posses
sion Of such ands Or any lots bloch parcel tercof
the fourth section the Act, file within
sixty days after the fst publication notice in the once
OF the subscrber II Belle Haine,, Scott County, H. r..
statement in writing, containing OF The
lece or parts thersof In which he she, orihev,
claim sny interest and the specific right ntees
estse which he, respectively claim be efif
A. d. 1855. A. a. on ATriFff n ~s.p,
sP1o-du .'-'l" rs- ~ Judge, &c.
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st. PAUL MARxETa,

leoKnscTED By EDDY y sAxkER.
So af 49, DAILy TINES 0vrrcK,a
Sept. ~ 1865.
WEIGHTS GRAiN.-Ths s0liowing are ~ nsEablshed
weights Of grains this Tertorys Wheat, 90 D. bu
Glover Seed 60 Ds bu.; Rye, So rs Indian 50
Hs bu Oates, % rs bu; Barley, 4sh bu.; Buckwheat
&2 ns p bu. q Il ss bpsf5 t3ftta ~ q
1rvr srocv nurrn raUrr.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

The HEALTH OF THE EMPEROR NAPoLEoN.-Most
alarming rumors of the serious illness of the
Emperor Napoleon have been widely circulated in
France ever since his departure from Paris, for
Plombieres, and the fact of his not having ia
ken any part in the fetes OF the 18th of August,
together with his speedy return to retirement at
Biarritz, after sojourn of a. few days at Paris,
has given fresh color and sistency to these re-
ports. 1t is said that his malady is softening
of the spinal marrow, producing at times a loss
of the mental faculties, and the indulgence of
the most extravagant Authorizations.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

A FIGHT AND Foor RAcE.-A fight took place
near the Upper Levee yesterday evening, between
two lrishmen, terminating in one of the belliger-
ants being thrown into the river. The other, sup
posing his antagonist drowned, scout dirt' up
the river and has not since been heard from.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
81. Anfhony-sf, ha!f mile from the WYnsiow House,

NHIS commodious house Is finished and
ready for the accommodation Of the travelling public.
F9r those wishing To do business in the city, this will
favorable ocaton situated stage road
from ST. Paul to ST. Anthony, and Tar enough the
former place to avoid the din hustle life. No
pains will be spared to secure the satisfaction ALL
nO3-H ae go srs - =. i. w. pENNlMAN
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

EMPIRE CITY, M. T., is situated twenty miles south
of st. Paul the Dubuque stage route Norhned
city, Farrbaut, Cannon Falls and Red Wing-at the
crossing above Hastings 1t Is surrounded first class
farming country The has been laid os but three
weeks and 1t boasts Of tive Public Houses, Zone
stone shop, Shoemaker and six Carp
tiers. Joint Stock Company has been formed to
good FIGURING MILL be running order the June
next There plenty building and limestone Immediately
in the vicinity Of the town. 1t has been overlooked until
the present time. It expected large will spug
up the Prairie Empire City in two years, that
will favorably with the best towns the Mississippi
river three years old. settler have lot to
build at merely nominal price. Lots, in price,
$3.50 EACH For further information enquire Of
Messrs. Hamilton Lord Empire city L. c. King, St
Paul. on
APERruMED BREArH.-what lady or gentleman would
remain under the curse of dsareeabe breath when using
the s'BALM OF A THOUSAND FLowERs'' q dentrnce
would not only render it but the teeth white
bad and the subject Isl delicate never
mention Pour single drop ssean your tooth
brush and wash the teeth night and morning. afty
bottle will last year. - gg -4
beautiful complexion may ea.y acquired by using
Balm Of Thousand Flowers 1t will tan, pmples
and freckes from the skim leaving
hue. Wet towel, pour two three Drops and wash
the face night aud morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shavngbru in either
warm cold water, three drops Of balm
beautiful soft ather much facilitating operation
ing. Price only fifty cents. W. p. PETRIDGE & co.
Franklin Square, New york.
For 10 nv Row N Eryv Druv Ct paul,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27
THE NORTHwEsrERN GNsURANCE COMPA1

INCORPORATED By the Legislature Of the State Of New
York April 1872 and Charter extended, IN 1885, to Jan.
uay 1871 In the city Of Oswrso (Capt ti60o00 nh ~
IN and with Supus select Fire ON buiIdnss
Merchandise, Furniture, and all other property.
DfnEcfoxss
s.nss Pat, syiysssr Doslissiess lsu YtsAusA,
Lutfer Wnght, = Abraham ?. Grant, mans Tfnesiura
David erewstef, Frederick Csrfngton A. b. Nerriam
William 3. Fitch. y 81 fil9- 49,
8. D. LUDLOW, Secretary. - =
Capt. Wtlhsm Morgan, General Inspeetor Gwvoyor
Applications received and Policies issued 81
su31-1 MKYuB & W1rLIu0. k~enta a, Msnnes<ta
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SHALL WE BECOME A STATE.

CHALL be admitted to the unon question
- the people Of Minnesota and wish to impress upon
minds the necessity OF this sub
Ject. 1t voters Minnesota decide. Shall
be better cared become
selves, remain Territory under the fostering Of the
Government OF the United States.
We soey examine carefully yourselves
we'll selected stock Hardware Cooking Stoves,
Nails, Glass and Pows Tinwae, woodenware Timers Stock
and Sheeron and stock OF Farmers tools, and
thing in the Hardware newhich will sell wholesale
and reta the most TERMS old stand
Third and Minnesota Street, st. Paul.
H3At H K ~ tBs BAKER & BANGS.
August a 1875 amw
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27
Arrival Of the Asia.

The steamer Asia arrived at New York from
Liverpool on the 18th, bringing two days later
news.
The American ships Ocean Home and Cherubim
came in collision off the Lizard on the 9th. The
Ocean Home sunk in twenty minutes, by which
seventy-seven persons lost their lives. She was
bound for New York with emigrants. The Cap.
tain and twenty-one passengers and crew landed
at Plymouth. Other news not important.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

CO True modesty is beautiful, because it an
nounces the supremacy of the ide of perfection
in mind, and at the same time gives truth and
sincerity the victory over force and vanity.
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LOTs ON LAKE COMOl


e s s q q, y, s.. si..a I.l one
HENRY NcKBEfY.
tsfH&t .~SEa4gfaks UeaIeSfn Lea Esfofa.
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4linnesota MeekIg Ginles.
AN ADVOCATE OF THE RIGHTS OF
THE PEOPLE.
FREE LAND! FREE MEN: FREE SPEECH:
lH3 FREE PRESS! FREE SCHOOLS:
FREMONT AND FREEDOM!

vTyHE MINNESOTA WEEKLY TINES. the largest paper
10 this Territory has been established but little
cuaon throughout States Terrtoay following
pubc opinion, but in by directly opposing
evng that certain would be injurious the
sought TO deveioe portions Mnnesots, and
opposition TO wealth and influence has
mai While the has met with steady
Territory. the propetors anxious still wider
circulation, the hopes that
oppression of sort, and admire manly
asks to- be heard on the great questions OF the dayFee
dom Kansas-Homes the homelessFree
SeechFree Men, and the Elevation of Labor, whether
the Field or in the shop 1t desires cheer the in
tion It hopes interest the
cles TO aid him in the development OF the soil. ~ q
II world gladly break the chain OF the nebriate him
free seeks 10 mee out justice to all, whether in ham,
let In the caseat the Plow the Benc-in
at the Bar In word, It sympabises with
governed by Principle and whose aim in life is justly
Identified with the Republican movement, believing that
the time has when the the Slave power
should ceasewhen the North should submit
insults OF Shareholders who seeking the fair soil
Freedom with their wberRg institution Of Slavery So
Believing will fight earnestly the Principles the
publican Party and its best efforts aid elevatng
him safely guide the Ship State through angry
that bueti 1t does propose
Slavery where at IL exists under Jurisdiction
States, but 81 does advocate
It denowces party to the outrages in
Kansasas suppant tool OF the Slave Ogarchy,
forward to the election OF JOHN G. FREMONT
TO the permanent peace and prosperity Of the country
While however, TIE battle thus politically So
ealy an morally will pains the
most reliable paying develop
ment Of resources the upbuding various
seeking homes among II its purpose
meet with the appreciation the people, they
win give 1T helping hand, and thereby greatly obge
}sistts Very respectfully,
ST. PAUL, Sept. IL, 1856. TIM. NEWSON co.
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s4 FOR THE MINNESOTA RIVER.
0- The Mnnesota River Fast Packet, REvEILLE,
stERt9 Capt. R. N. SPENCER, Will leave for Mankato
and intermediate ports Thursday, the 10th inst,
O'Clock NJ land during the
son. For freight or passage, apply on board or to
sp7-tf BORUP & CHAMPLIN, Agents,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

cow LOST!
A BRINDLR COW with lsYge white spots, and one horn
IA broken, strayed away about two months since. By
leaving Information or returning her 70 town will be
susas-tf BOND KELLoGG,s Drug store.
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HONE AGAlN.--Our friend Combs is back again,
as smiling as ever. He brings with him large
variety Of Stationery, and among other things
several political prints, the very sight of which
eau ses laughter. Call and see Combs and buy
s0m of hia excellent Stationary
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CIT Y IT r. NJ -

gT All persons dssirous of keeping up with
thu fashions, should read tho advertisement of
Messrs. Mott & Palmes, and after reading the
same, should leave an order for a full suit with
those gentlemen, and We can assure them that
they will give them 6 fits -
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FOR THE MINNESOTA RIVER.
ST. PAUL AND TRAVERSE DIES SIOUX
70. PACKET LeHa COMPANY.
OUIS ROBERTS Co., will opening navigation
IL run tri-weekly line Of first class boats from
st. Paul to Traverse des Sioux, st. Peter,
Mankato, Fort Ridgley,
and other intermediate points upon river They
will make regular st. Paul direct
the water will permit their crossing the Rapids river,
and by ranshpmen when too low that purpose.
pany have convenient and commodious
Rapids where all be stored safety
at all times to the various points above. A sc ~
All goods destined the Minnesota river will
the Agent Of the Company at St. Paul Shipped Immediate
ly 10 their points Of destination. e{1e..s
WIN. b. STILLMAN,
l-6ml i Receiving and Shipping Agent st. Paul.
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Tie Sea SerneNt A -aIu.

Yesterdy, Captain Birse, of the schooner Eliza
Ann Steele, informs us that while about five
miles south of Great Egg Harbor, on his way to
Norfolk, the vessel making about two and a half
knots an hour, and the sea being very calm, his
attention was called to an object in the water
about eighty yards off, which he at first thought
was tree. On looking again, however, he per-
ceived ripple, and spray apparently breaking
over it. The watch being below, he sent boy,
the only one on deck, for his glass, and on exam
lining the object through it he perceived that it
was live monster. 1t had then erected its head
which was oval in form, some three feet above the
water, and he could plainly see one Of its eyes,
which was very large and sparkling, and sur
mounted by a huge bunch.
The serpent had evidently become alarmed and
before he could adopt any measures to capture it,
disappeared, going down head foremost, and in
doing so, gave Capt. b. an opportunity of seeing
his whole body. The head Of the animal was
apparently very rough and knotted, but the rest
OF his body was very smooth and black, and his
tail was fiat like an eel's. lie supposed it to be
Mt least forty Feet in length and Of the diameter of
threw the lead and ascertained the depth of
water to be only FIVE fathoms, and he says that
no whale was ever seen in such shallow water,
and that moreover he is an old whaler, has per-
feet knowledge of the habits Of PROPOSES, black
fish, sharks, &C., and could easy distinguish thea.
The living thing seen by him was none OF these.
and if it was not a sea serpent, then he docs not
know what it was. We tell the tale as it was told
Is us, and Capt. Birse is willing to swear to it,
Norfolk Beacon, ADril %.