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COMPOUND SYRUP OF BRIKR ROOT,
zhs Ss most sasns sass ssd rssbss Asdcins ever ~
s.ns:: s:s 49, Sss:s. g.
ysussS siso ssovEaEieH nEAEDY ron ) "
Asiasie Chslsss, II iss gIsss ssasss
HS medicine hes BEEN years. and has estsbiish
s re- = e. I: q: g. = = =
e s.y e.: p ne M Z os sss .
= The ss Sesy q he A%srssa people shs vAsh
49, =, "a The Drier Rsss syrup ~ 49,
h the result a. q Bowel
Complaints and the adaptation Of vegetable then
shops ven Known tina: with
Of sss.as: uasnsa. zen .hss VIA haze tendency
e .s, sa n Dss: the nss = sas
variety Of other medicines, an opposite tendency And
70 o. ~ e Over dose q sun snd
The great aim physicians has been compound medi-
. r.; a. ,:
object generally accomplished b knowedge
scss naovins me dsess shothsr posonins he rs.
tenn and s.ppng the foundations Of
an impotent and unhappy old age. -
N. . vi. s r.
to the discovery Of rs%sdy After seve,. year. uss Ia
sable extracts, the poisonous principle be separated
the curative and tina. they 9TH
Of separating them, that easy and practicable.
- SsMFa - This Great Dsscsvepy Ssss ss53e1
compound asngent healing properties which
viii all the dangerous and bowels
without In any endangerng the life Of patient
Such IL the origin Of the SYRuP Root, ana such
Its advantages every other medicine.
effects in one quarter the time required ordinary
medicines ssa~-....f s. 4. = -.
leaves mineral vegetable poison system To be
removals. tsEf5IE esl 81 t-E.r..F fe.tt.f.s =
the system opposite extrpe. but
stores equilibrium and leaves the bowels
II ie pleasant the taste, produces nausea.
It will always effect taken before the patient abso-
iutey ncurablel
produce death, orinduce any diseased
It's effect children il sstringent, and queng being
best cordial known ~ h3-F1t : l.ftN' -
THOUSANDS CERTIrIcArEs Is To its Effects and the
produced, medicine having
the properties Of this merits.
1have done duty bringing the medicine
THE PEOPLE, l'
and their duty to investigate themselves, the only
way to do this Is to t-
GIVE IT TRIAL.
1t manufactured only BY DWIGHT cHAPIN successor 70
Ne - washinxte. street., Albany, n. T.
and all orders will be promptly ATTENDED agents,
and the medicine be had Of Druggists throughout
the country. e-4 80 sft''rsaf etF
easss4 oa sra> Apply absve, o. - rf 81.
tf A. W. CHURCHILL, Worcester, Mass.
~ L. B. G0RTON Cleveland, Ohio A'tf tt-- ~
-r EDWARD HILL, Detroit, Michigan.
CHESTER HARRIS, Indianap polls, Ia.
A. BoYNToN, Ottawa, III. 1w 81 fssa.5.
THos. ARMSTRONG, Davenport, Iowa.
e J. H. PRICE, Janesvilie, Wis., -
- p. b. Cook, st. Paul, Minnesota.
t. B. SEELEY, Harrsburgh Pa. -.-
The above Agents exclusively EMPLOYMENT of
the PROPRIETOR and have charge they are
located. i-es- -,.f n. - = se26-Iyv
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Severe storm,

A severe storm had occurred at Hartford, Ct.-
Large trees were broken down, and the telegraph
wires loaded With ice.
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Nor TRuE.-We can trace the rumor Of
eight men being frozen on the prairie, between
here and Dubuque, to no reliable source.
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INHE Grand Medical Warehouse No. - street,
Albany n Y, wants Immediately 50 enterprsng young
men with horse and and from 800 $500 capit
deposit security for fathfuness, &C.,
good written mendation honesty ability
agents In the sale the
the day In the western whom travelling
will be paid and salaries the first 500 $780,
coriing TO the ability Of the applicant -'f-
N BAppy without delay, either by letter
above or to r. COOK, Of Third and Jackson
st. Paul. General Agent for Minnesota.
&C. All communications promptly attended to-
se24-ly DWIGHT CUAPIN
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s@T Judge Douglas will not arrive in
Washington till spring, as he has gone to
Cleveland to try the water cure. He is suffer-
ing under severe liberation of the throat.
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81 eR New York, Dec. 90.
The following is Pelisser's dispatch. concern.
ing the attack on the French portion Of Sebas-
topol, on the 9Th: s
81 have received the following dispatch from
the General In command of the LIST Division
Ia body of from 1000 to 9, 200 infantry and
about 400 or 500 horse. At daybreak this
morning we attacked the Russians. The ene-
my beat retreat after sharp action which
lasted an hour and half. Some 30 prisoners
were left in our hands-two of them officers.
| am not aware of the number Of their killed
and wounded. Our loss was insignificant"
A money panic is announced to have
commenced in Russia, at Moscow, and some
other places. 7''
The bank notes are refused. A new loan
Of fifty millions Of roubles has been opened at
Berlin, but has met with very little success.
Advices have been received Of the death Of
the elder brother Of the house Of the Roths-
childs, at Frankfort, on the 9th inst.
Russia has negotiated new loan Of fifty
millions Of roubles at 81, with 5 per cent in
terest-one-th to be issued at Hamburg, an
other at Berlin, and the remainder at Amster-
dam. -
1t is stated to be an object Of the Russian
government to affect the immediate emancipa-
ton Of the serfs of the empire. The Empe-
ror is said to be favorable to the measure and
the land owning aristocracy who have been
sounded, offer no opposition.
Since the snow has been covered with a
crust of ice, enormous trains OF sleds, six miles
long, have entered the Crimea, by Perekoff,
and the port of Arabat, loaded with provisions
for the use Of the army.
MARsErLLEs, Dec. l2.-The English squad
ron had arrived at Cons,antnople.
The English cavalry and that Of the Anglo
Ottoman had arrived, and were to winter in
the neighborlood of the Turkish capital.
The accounts from the Crimea are to the
Goth. All military operations were suspended.
The troops are still employed in demolish-
ing Sebastopol, and constructing shelter for
themselves out OF the ruins
The Russians We're removing from their line
of defence, and concentrating their troops at
Dorkshisevai and at Simpheropol.
Sourn ANxRIcA.-In Peru the Legislature has
before them project for selling outright, all the
Guano OF the Chincha Islands.
Gold in large quantities had been found in Chill,
at Nackmento, 90 miles above Conception. An
$4,000 within IA days.
Discovery of gold has also been made in other
localities.
The Express Robbers.
BosToN, Dec. 81.
Messrs. Aver and King, implicated in the rob-
bling of 1000 from the American Exp press Com
pany, were conveyed to Albany to-day, on the
requisition of Gov. Clark.
Murder ut New Haven.
A man by the name of Justice Mathews has been
murdered by aprctended prophet, named Samuel
Sly.
Fire ut Bridgeport.
The Pequonnock Hotel at Bridgeport, Ct, has
been destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000. Insurance
$4,000.
Nor TRuE.-We can trace the rumor Of
eight men being frozen on the prairie, between
here and Dubuque, to no reliable source.
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FOREIGN NEws-A BATTLE.

"father is dead, father is dead, in the other
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BRUCE'S NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY,
1919, ON hand, and ready for i'm.
IL mediate delivery, In fonts to suit purchaser
100000 lib Roman Type, Of cut,
$4,000 " Fancy Type, ..f.a
10000 Scripts O various
5000 &c Germans, -l.stL
5000 " Ornaments In great variety,
5000 -
feet Brass and Type Metal Rules, novelties
in the business.
All the above Types by power, of the new
composition Of metal peculiar Foundry,
certainly superior to before
world The unequslled rapdy the casting,
bles prices Of ordinary
either credit, ash. ri
Presses, Wood Materials except
Paper and Cards, (which
nished at manufacturerp prices.
The latest specimen Book Foundry freely given to
all Printing oces, receipt prepay the
POSTAGE. 1880 = = = :. =
Printers Of newspapers who choose publish
ment including this the first OF yiy,
1853, and forward Of the
manufactures.
New YORK, Feb. IL, 1856. gas"
Address, GEORGE BRIDGE.
te7-0 - aH - Chambers st., New York.
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1853 + l65 South Water ST., mp stairs
UHRLAUB, SATTLER + CO.,

o~SS
h UHRLAUB, SATTLER + CO.,
CHICAGO, ILL.,,
TMrORTERs Josbers German, French ana English rn
Goods, Cutlery, Guns Rifles, yions Accordeons
and Looking Glass Pates Dolls, Chdens Toys Notions;
German Hardware, etc., etc. Among this may be found
follows:
Pocket Pen, Bowie, Butcher Pencils Of the best anufac.
Hunting and Shoe Knives. turery.
Table Knives and Forks. Domnos Tobacco & SnuK Hox-
Scissors and Raz0rs. ~ .. s..sss- d = f-s-,~.e
Guns Rifles Revolves, Of Portmouics Segar
the best manufacture. Points. s7t.l4aa ,ss-ia
Percussion Caps. All kinds Of Fancy Pipes.
Plated Ware. tt sf l@& French Pcrfumery. 81 s3
Skates. Looking Glasses and Looking
Compasses Of every variety. Glass Plates. t az
Bench Vices, Pyers, Nlppsrs Jewelry. - -sss ,ft t
Spring Braces, Saw Sess. Toy Watches.
Fish Lines and Hooks Spectaces Spectacle Cases.
All kinds Of Saws. Playing Cards.
Sheep Horse Shears. AccordeOns, Harmonicas, Gut
Jewsharps. tars, Flutes, Flutinas.
States and Slate Pencils Hair, Flesh and Tooth Rrush
Dog Chains, Curry Combs. -sfs2 ~ w 'f
Rat and Fox Traps. ads All kinds OF Combs. 50
Steel Pens. Pen Holders.
Together With Toys. 4gf7f Ell.
Having experience, and extensive and reliable
business connection In Europe possess advantages
for mporttns Goods dvect r0 the which
do in such quantities and at such enable
them equally w they Be bought in New Yor Boston
Philadelphia.
With domestic manufacturers have entered
rangefaes as enable to Job their Goods at their FACTORY
PRICES. - UuRLAUB, SATTLER T. co.
May 15-tf.f -. 3(lFt ltf.-ia-Aa a~Es ~ srct
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!. 5000
II. q. M0IKs + COMPANY,
8 so General Agents and cennsssiea Aasfehaass,
oa re sslses III knds u 1sresd Materials, xsehsssy
sa % sss s :ss. sss %
s -. NAN: Nuts and w.sh.r sens Gutss f'rsAs ced
Ne. 10 Matn street., 81 L~ais, Me.
=: g. .o.ss 20 2. .. AssosrnAxD, q. A.weeewAss.
-.-.Yzs- - ..--.- - 49,. .a-r. L--.-.L Wv
Drs. BILLS MOVES, .yrsl.5
Sfs ssGtr OF BLOCK
No. . SsA street. -; 1 tssa;, Ne: ss over L r's
e.. ,sss .;;:: r. e. .% :.s's:..
As'.'' + 4. 8. R. p,llsy: &c. -
Dentists orders promptly attended Q. L. - mylo;u
~ -AAs 4. RrNxHARr = co.. 1.sA' a's'hr''
iAPoRrIRs AND WHOLESALE DEALERs IN CIGARS,
NORTH Ms'. Street, saSs1 sss Sss. Hotel. ST. Ls.s No.
. % and sr sss
r9sps ana s ether Havana Cigars, VI the best brands
D'GNcH . CAMPBELL 1AAsl1a11'lf
nSes. Cs.@s.. ssa :sS ...
s1s.s M:rtss and walnut, 81 LcUTs, No. ss-
.o.x ,TEwA.r. "A 80 b :. ALEx,n sTswA.7.
f...f..s STEWART, BROTHERa,
Importers and Csmmissisn Merchants,
WHOLESALE Dealers in Wines Brsndiss, Gin, WHISKY.
. Sss; -; Groceries, Oils Paints v.rnshes &C. Il
DIVE ss: Soap and Indigo.
..pts-sm Chicago. nlin.is.
REMOVAL TO EMPIRE BLOCK,-NO. 2.
THE following articles reasonable
and rO: ss n
Sleeves, Barred Muslin, Swiss, shifting fancy
cost.
supplied with the finest articles Of Oa.
and Collars Fancy Caters, Of other
B-Ar. xixs establishment is stI IN operation, un
De, the supervision Of an excellent cutter
DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARrNERsaIP.
HE Co-partnershp heretofore existing between the s
bers under the j. NcDoucAL Ii Co., is this
DAY dissolved, BY mutual consent The Affairs Of the late arm
JAMES n. HcDoUGAL1,
s4ss-tt .e . MATHEW CROFT.
oo:s. cO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
THE under.,xned have day formed cop.rsh S IN
of transacting Medicine Business and Vim
.aPs e S.
opposite Empire Block. Please call examine.
49,, ss9,s y; xs sssI,,
1y7-tf WIN. REGALLY.
DISSOLUTION.
Prrpsr = Wilcox .h. day dissolved BY
the Land Once Building, the same As heretofore.
Minneapolis, July LIST, 1855. anii-ti
DISSOLUTION AND REMOVAL.
subscriber would respectfully apprse public
BY mutual CONSENT All settled by
H.. H. Fit, who Is authorized :" use the name Of the m
ST. Peters street, rear Of the First Presbyterian Chuch
the its branches. THANKFUL
TOT respectfully solicits continuance Of thu
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SMITH s. TOWNE,
DEALERS IN
n II "A K Il - II ATE
tf fitl Red Wing. nlin. Ter, --, $685.
r-. OFFICE OPPOSITE TIE U. s. LAND OFFICE.
GOVERNMENT LANDS SELECTED, LAND
'.t'o " WARRANTS LOCATED, tN
Investments made to the Best Advantage,
HONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
Ill kinds Of Surveying, Mapping AVID Plotting order,
by practical Surveyor. Persons wishing
ship Maps Of the lands, at
prices. b
REFEnENcEs:
Hon. Ex-(Ov. Alexander Ramsey, st. Paul.
Hon. w. H. WEIGH, Chief Justice % Min. Ter.
WV Phelps, ESQ., Register of u. s. Lan Wing
u u Graham, ESQ.,, Receiver Land Once. Red Wing.
Rev. J. w. Hancock, Register o! Deeds, Red Wing.
San'orn French, Attorneys at Law, St. Paul.
Hon. James u Parker, IL Barclay street, N. Y. City.
pWolf Maeiay Qumby, Real Estate and Brokers,
Chicago, III. ~ -
Hon. =. T. Abbot, Mayor OF Manchester, N. II.
James Pierce, Esq, Hudson, n.
+. p. James 4 Co., &c Wal street, York, ~
Hon u. II. Rice, Delegate to Congress, St. Paul.
A. Gilman, ESQ.,, Lowell, Mass. -.t
o. =. SMITH, (sc4-Iyw) T.. r. TowxE.
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1 SCOvILLE, BUsC4ICK Z CO., @.el
Canal sree, between Harrison asd Pok Chicago, ncis,
Builders Of Steam Engines, Saw-NJls, Mill
"tt5 ~ and all kinds Of Nluchimery. :
paid repairing Engines,
Printing Presses and all kinds work In this OF
our business. SPOKE, LATHE AND BORING MACHINES,
and other Achnery used by WAgonnakes
We also build Wren's Patent CORN PLANTERS,
the attention OF Country Merchants to this
chine 1t be regulated drop grain apart,
the farmer may desire. H - 1896 ~ 81 s''i'
oc2s-sm scovILLE, BUsCHICK 4 CO.
So HENRY X. WALKER, 4r,
VXIHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealer In of
w Furniture, Feathers, Mattresses, Beds and Bed
ding.
ALsO.-Pianns Fertes and Melsdeens. 1853 Randolph
street, Chtcago. 49, - 49,. = = June i0-ly
,es ~ sa CHARLES WOOLLETT,
General Commission and Advertising AGENT.
IS LAKE STRRET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
RESPECTFULLY announce intention to establish
permanently In business In this city,
effect sales of Produces purchases Merchandise LUMBER
on commson together with business which requires
oa attention. for which experience
In active mercantile pursuits and thorough
city trade, has qualified effect the
terms, thereby frequently bviang the
pense Of leaving home and business.
ed with your commands, trusting
o transactions, extensive and mutually
you Of my best efforts in behalf, truly yours
ss ~ CHAS. WOOLLETT.
REFERS TO Aid W. Kennedy, r. B. Williams ". wayman
M L Keith A. H. Blacka, EsQ ESQ.,, II. Fnk
ESQ. MeSsrs. Nugent b Owens. may lat
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s.M. BROWNING, WALTER d. STEWART, HENRY
BROWNING, STEWART 4 ALLEN,
VXIHOLESAI.E Dealers BOOTS AND SHOES, IA War
w street, stairs Broadway, street below
Chambers and the Irving House, New York. -4
wM II. ALLEN. (dec3o-6nO n. NEELs.
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Fire Mt Bridgeport.
The Pequonnock Hotel at Bridgeport, Ct, has
been destroyed by FIRE. Loss $4,000. Insurance
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CARD.
N c. PRICE would respectfully inform the citizens Of Sain
LIZ Paul that he will his profession the nrst day
Persons wishing Dental ati0Ds of kind
foned will find to their interest 10 call him
and his services. His will be w. s. Combs
Bookstore. Jc6-tf
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TROY, N. Y. BELL FOUNDRY.
JONES s. HITCHCOCK. Projectors.

MANUFACTURE and keep constantly hand Bells
1 Churches Factories, Steamboats,, School Houses, Panta
tos Locomotive and Railroad Stations hung dreth
Patent Rotary Yoke, Wheels, Fames Toling Hammers
pete and Springs attached to the Cappea which
warranted please and give satisfaction addressed
to US, at Toy. Rens Co., N. T., shall
tent1on. au29-1yt
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EALlO,
I1ATTER, 41s BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
IL a.f. SELL, June 23-awyf.
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isss gaa DIR. z. SMELL, n ese9N
ExC.LI0R, kINN!sorA.
Cure, and late Proprietor Esshamptou Hydropathie
80 - Institution. e - AZ - sf
nR. SMELL, having had long successful practice in
would respectfully solicit Of the people Of this
vicinity and the public generally Examinations
diseases MADE with full description given, With
q. Once heurs from 4. \. to I ?. n. mar Iod.wtf
wAKEFIELD Z BROWN,
fTORNEYS AND cOUNsELLORs AT Law, Hoamss st.,
opposite the WATSON House, Shakopee, county, NJ
Will give prpt attention the business Of their profeesaon
WIN reference to tisIes free 81 esrse
J.. =. wAxEylELD. nov6s-w-ly L. y. BROWN.
SHAKOPEE. MINNESOTA.
=. r. BUCKLIN Z CO..
Storage, FNUssdisg sd Csmmss Meyekssss SAakspes,
T.. M3aaesofa Riser. :
CAABOATS OF light draft built sAis trade
Through IN four hours and g0es CONSUMED to q win be
promptly forwarded BY teams Belle Plains Henderson,
Suear, fcsefs Aankste, and TO other point
oneeseo. --..-...- L.. sss5s.l+ -. jy3-ly
8. MCMAHON HOLLAND.
A"s'Hey 80 Cesaselor e LsS ssd Solicitor ~ Cssey,
Shakspee. SeSst Csgnsy, Minnesota.
. AINHKsorA REYEREHcE:
J. Travis Rosssr Esq., sec'y MIN. Ter,
cspe. H Simpson, .. 8. Top. Ensinsess. -. PAD.
A.. 1cEan, ksq, Democrat 0nees
+ Rs. =. T. s's 4. ssis, ~ f..a.... }
MAINLAND 14YEnEucEs:
tn. 0xesa Neal, -, s....s.y Of s..s..
Jsdees Lessnd, fk EeBsstoa q de - SA>.,e,s
'psms Court Of Mssyfsnd, ~ 1liosl
Hon. Alexander Randall, NH
yeAs Y. L. MeMshon, I'D, Baiu.sre, IA - -y,S-ss
~ uORsH1 103 6ALE. y = =
oR SALE, Of youns hosses vel natehed ana h ex-
eeIlent condition. For particulars iuqusU e Nr. Dsrow,
At fas onss Of Tie Winston Hsuss- sei7-Sf
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BELLS! BELLS!! BELLS!.:
kfENEELY'S celebrated Church, Factory, School
ll House, Locomotive, constantly on hand
the Foundry In West Troy, N. Y. a -
Mathematical INSTRUMENTS, o..
LEVELS Transits, Compasses &C., &c., the
struct0n, constantly hand.
An assortment Of Bells and Instruments with
Raymond Ward, Chicago II. J. Nazro Co..,
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Murder at New Haven.
A man by the name of Justice Mathews has been
murdered by aprctended prophet, named Samuel
Sly
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The Express Robbers.
BosToN, Dec. 81.
Messrs. Aver and King, implicated in the rob-
bling of 900 from the American Express Com
pany, were conveyed to Albany to-day, on the
requistion of Gov. Clark.
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WILLIAM SCHR E DER,
Wholesale and Retail
G. IL o G. e r.:
Dealer
Imported Wines, Liquors T. Cigars,
Times building, 81. Anfhony-sf.. 81. Paul. no23-n
]. w. McCLUNG,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Third Street, above Cedar street,
--s 81 Saint Paul, Minnesofa.
MINNESOTA REFERENCES:
Hon. Willis A. German, Gov. Minnesota. Saint Paul.
Hon. Alex. Ramsey, Ex-Gov.
Hon. II. N. Rice, Delegate . Congress, do
Henry McKenty, ESQ.,.
Messrs. B.. +. jIoyt h Sons,
Messrs. Borup & Cakes, do
Richard Marvin, ESQ.,, do
Messrs. Marshall & Co., do
Hon. b. b. Meeker, Saint Anthony.
Taylor Dudley, ESQ.,, Sank Rapids. nsS-dkwN
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FRANK CLARK,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law AND
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
wabnshaw, Minnesota Territory ss4-tf
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ing was there when Matthews came: Mat
thews was IN the room below, and We were in
the room up stairs; Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford.
Samuel Sly, Wedding and myself went down
and found Mathews in the lower room, blind
folded; told Matthews he was killing the old
lady, and that would not let him into nv
house sooner than | would mad dog ask.
ed him If he knew he had bad spirit in him,
and said that he ought to renounce this evil
spirit; he said i'll the Lame of God he would
renounce it; Amos Hunt gave the old lady
widow Waterman some poisonous cakes,
with arsenic in them, and wanted to make way
with her; think Matthews got the evil spirit
from Amos Hunt; widow Wakeman is a wo-
man who processes to have died and risen again.
and came on earth to teach the way to Heav.
en-; believe that she is prophet, and she is
what she processes; the second time we went
down into the room was about al hour after
we went down first went down and told
Sanford to take Matthews away from the house
or Mrs. Wakeman would certainly die; soon
heard noise in the room, and heard Sanford
beating the outside door; Sanford and his wife
then came up stairs and seemed much excited !;
heard some of them say that Wedding had
gone home; did not know until this mornins
that Matthews was dead; when went down
the second time Samuel Sly and Wooding, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford were with me; l be-
lieve that if the widow Wakeman should die
the Millennium would come, and the world be
destroyed; when came up the second time
Sanford said she has murdered HIMSELF" and
there was great confusion in the house; Then
heard some one ask where .Uncle Sammy"
was' and they said he had gone after Wooding;
when ! went down the second time, he was
slttlng In rocking hair, and I told him he had
better give up that evil spirit. and he said he
wanted to DO so; went back to the house
this morning, and while there heard Mat
thews' son come running into the room saving.
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La
subscriber would respectfully apprse the public
the firm Of Wright 4 Fitz dissolved, July 23d, 1855
by mutual CONSENT All accounts due the by
NJ H. Fitz, who Is authorized the firm for
that purpose The undersigned, having his shop to
ST. street, rear of the First Presbyterian Church
ouldng formerly occupied by Messrs Gse,
carry on the carpenter business in all
for past avors he respectfully socs same
aus-tf - l F X. II. F1TZ.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-12

BIG ELOW FLANDRAU.
Attorneys and CownseHors at Lass
Once L. B Wait Co.'s Third below Roberts
st. Paul, Minnesota. '- t'
I attend promptly and carefully professional busines
w in all the courts the Territory the collection
Debts and to all other business any connected will
the profession.
Money small good security
HORACE n. BIGEL0w. +. rLANDRAU
my-tf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-17

nver "a agreed on, going home; tn, aaShea me
never to call there again with Abolition .a0cun,en''
did my life would be short the evening U'i0re
heard them say that they were determined ''hou'o
not go to .DOniphan. Whitfield appeared to be X
ceedpgly annoyed at this evidence and tried to stop
1t. Oliver also wanted to do go; and the resolution
ccnfeiDg the authority on the Commission had to be
read before these gentlemen could calm their nerves.
w. A. N. VAUGHS recalled-Had examined the
poll books and gave the list of the voters who were
actual residents among these be included those who
had claims ard when questioned about whether they
lived them, replied that they were a'ire on them.
HE was Pro-Savery man, and evidently wished to
extenuate the conduct Of his party; besides, he is
Postmaster and could nos be expected TO give willing
testimony against the Administration. He was one of
the Clerks of the Election, but did not know who he
was chosen by; was, in fact, Know-Nothing on
many points, but his testimony was conirmatory to
what had been given about these frauds.l
Commsserado.