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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16
The Tribune on the Message.

We have never known the New York Tri-
bune to be more perfectly at home' than
| it has been for the past ten days in dissect-
ing the Presidents late proclamation in favor
of Slavery and border rufianism in Kansas.
Every muscle, vein, artery and intestine has
been subjected to the knife, and even the
hide has been cut into shreds. Here is one
of tie last but most scientific exposures of
the diseased carcass:
| The first point that an honest man would
look for in the Presidents late Message is
the suggestion of some means of protecting
| the citizens of Kansas against the inroads of
| the Border Ruffians at their elections. AS
things now stand, every election is an out
rage and fraud. How shall Kansas be pro-
tected against such violence? is the great
question. On this vital subject, what says
the New Hampshire attorney who occupies
the Presidential chair2 We suboin every
word that the Message contains upon it. As
to enforcing the tyrannous and sanguinary
code of the Rufians, it is perfectly open,
clear, nimble and explicit. But if the arm
ed Missourians rush in and mob the citizens,
take possession of the ballot-boXes and carry
the elections just to suit themselves, the fol-
lowing general statement is all that Mr..
Pierce has to say about it: ..1 5a
eff the Territory be invaded by citizens of
other States, whether for the purpose of de-
Gliding elections or for any other, and the 10
cal authorities find themselves unable to re-
pei or withstand it, they will be entitled to,
and upon the fact being fully ascertained,
they shall most certainly receive the aid of
the General Government"
The President here tells us that If the 90
cal authorities" call for help he will come
Excellent man The "local authorities" al
ready installed are the pet agents of the Bor-
der Ruffians, appointed by them and obedi-
lent to them. What occasion have they to
call for help2 They are the very villains
against whom the people of Kansas are strug-
Cling. But what does the President say
about helping the people-what about secu-
ring fair play to the legal voters, and exclu-
ding the armed and staggering interlopers
Not one single word Under his Message
the real citizens of Kansas stand where they
stood when Whitfield was elected; just where
they stood when the bogus Border Ruffian
Legislature was imposed upon them. What
does the President mean by this Does he
mean to say he has no power in the premi-
ses. or does he really mean to enslave Kan
sas if he can? He is undoubtedly ready fo1
the latter, or for anything, if it will enable
him to compass a nomination at Cincinnati
The cause of Freedom in Kansas has nc
longer any hope from any source but the
stalwart arms and sure rifles of the people
Of the Free States. Let them not be want
, ing!
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a Washington City, Jan. 25, 1856. -
Frs. S, 1856.

80 FEB. S, 1856.
The resolution declaring Mr.. Giossheiner
Sergeant-at- ARMS was adopted by lob against
90. Mr.. Sherman offered al resolution de-,
claring Nathan Darling Deor-keeper. Ad-
opted 119 against los, Mr.. Campbell, of
Fa., offered resolution declaring Robert
Morris, 2. NJ. Adopted, I08 against 81. Ii
The rules of the last House were adopted
till others be made. sr f~ -.
On motion of Mr.. Wheeler, there was or
dered to be paid out of the contingent fund
to John W. Forney, late clerk, who presi.
ded over the House during the disorganiza-
ton, So per day, in addition, to his regular
salary, from Dec. 3 to Feb. 4.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE ES.
r.. FRIDAY, February 8.
The House met at 10 o'clock and was
called to order by the Speaker
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Galbraith presented the petition of
As citizens of Carver County, asking that a
bill be passed granting to Levi s. Goodrich
the right to maintain ferry across the Min
nesota River.
NOTICE OF BILLS.
By Mr. Kirkman-For Territorial Road
from Whitewater to Anoka.
Also, to provide for two terms of the Dis
trict Court in the County of Wabashaw.
By Mr.. Thorndike-For a Territorial road
from the mouth of the Big Sioux to the
forks of said river.
By Mr.. Mr.. De Lavergne-For the relie
of G. G. Smith: c 4'
By Mr.. Nobles-To define what shall be
the currency of the Territory and for Other
purposes!
BILLS INTRODUCED: ..iI
By Mr.. Hull-To regulate the sale Of spi
rituous liquors on the west side of the Mis-
sissippi River.
By Mr.. Buck-To provide for the location
of Territorial Road from Richmond, in Wi
mona County, to Houston, in Houston Co.
By Mr.. Ide-Granting to E. A. Goodel
the right to maintain ferry across the Mis-.
sissippi River.
By Mr.. Lotto regulate Mills and Mil
lers. tH
Also, granting to j. W. Cathcart the right
to maintain ferry across Lake st. Croix.
By Mr.. Murphy-Memorial to Congress
for an appropriation of 5000 for the con-
struction of road from point opposite St.
Paul to intersect the Mendoza Road.
By Mr.. De Lavergne-To provide for the
location of Territorial Road from Leach's
ferry to Fort Ridgley. r1i- .f
By Mr.. Wilkinson--To incorporate the St
Paul Saving Institution.
By Mr.. Cleveland-For the location of q
Territorial Road from Smithtown to Shake
pee.
BY Mr.. Taylor-Increasing the salary o.
Territorial Auditor, Treasurer, and Superin-
tendent of Common Schools.
Mr.. Knauft offered the following resolu.
ton:
Resoloed, That there be printed for the use
of the members of this House 500 copies o
the Constitution of the United States and
500 copies of the Organic Act of the Terri,
tory, in the German language.
Mr.. Dunbar moved to insert 500 copies in
the French, Sweede and Norwegian Ian
guages. Adopted.
The House resolved itself into Committee
of the Whole to take into consideration sun.
dry Council Memorials. -s5
After the Committe rose the following
Council Memorials were passed:
For an appropriation for the construction
of road from the Mississippi River to Fort
Ridgley. aoa @aa eil g
| For an appropriation for bridges and cul
verts on the Territorial Road from st. Paul
to Eliota. ..,sy...g ,-el....
To the Postmaster General, praying that
tri-weekly mail be established from Hast
ings to Traverse des Sioux.
Praying that certain Indians be allowed
the right of citizenship. laa
A message was received from the Council
announcing that it had passed several House
bills.
The House then resolved itself into com
mittee Of the whole, to take into considera
ton House bills. re
Adjourned to II P. M. .G az, 81 Il
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16

McKEsrY AT HoME.-Col. McKenty, the
star land dealer of Minnesota, was welcomed
home on Saturday evening by his numerous
friends-which means every body in St. PAU
and elsewhere in the Territory. 1t has al
ready been announced that the Colonel is q
married man; hence it is needless to say
here that his Eastern bride shared the pri
vations Of q winter trip to Minnesota Will
him.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16

DEATH OF Hon. B. G. EAsrMAN.-We
are panied to learn of the death Of this gem
tleman. He died at his residence at Platt-
Vile, Wis, on the 4th inst. g
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

House met and was called to order BY
the Speaker. e-a
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. De Larerne-For the relief of D
G. Smith.
By Mr.. Kirkman-For Territorial ROAD
from Whitewater to Oranoca.
By Mr.. Wilkinson Relative to Free
Schools in the City Of st. Paul.
BY Mr.. acknowledgements for the Sur
vey of Logs and Lumber in Minnesota.
By Mr.. Thorndike-For a. Territorial roal
from the mouth of Crow River to the forkl
of said river.
Also, for Territorial Road from Grow
River to Hennepin.
| By Mr.. De Lavergne-For Territoria
Road from Dayton City to the Sioux Agen
cy. ..Y -
| By Mr.. Nobles--To incorporate the Bene
violent Society of the United Sons of Erin.
Mr.. Wilkinson introduced the bllowin
ljeint resolution: ~
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

| Mr.. Gere, from the COMMITTEES on En-
crossed bills, reported several bills correctly
engrossed. r-..
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
COUNCIL.
2. FRrnAY, Feb. 8.

5e. COUNCIL. r.. st
~ FarnAr, Feb. 8.
Council met at 10 o'clock.
Prayer by the Chaplain. oa
Mr.. Brisbin (Mr.. Balconbe IN the chair,
asked leave to withdraw the pstition of Le.
vi W. FOLSOM, contesting the seat of John
D. Ludden. Leave granted. 5aa
ao@1 BILLS 1NrRoDucED.
I By Mr.. Rolette: A bill to incorporate the
Henderson Manufacturing Company. -oi
The same gentleman gave notice Of memo.
rial to the President, praying fora treaty
with the Chippewa Indians and Sioux Of the
Minnesota. -. ess-sif'ssS
BILLS READ THIRD fIMr d PASSED.
A bill to incorporate the Rum River Log
Driving Company:
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Bill to incorporate the Minnesota Life,
Fire and Marine Insurance Company. Or
dered to third reading.
NOTICES, &C.
Mr.. Freeborn gave notice of bill to amend
the charter of the Lake Pepin Boom Com
pany.
Mr.. Flandreau gave notice of bill to in
corporate the st. Paul Bridge Company.
Mr.. Stone introduced bill to incorporate
the Lake Superior and Central Minnesota
Railroad Company.
Mr. Ralcomhe introducod Toint Raso1u-
tions authorizing the qualified voters of the
Territory to vote at the next general. cleo
ton upon the question of calling conven-
ton to form State Constitution.
Mr.. Freeborn gave notice of memorial
for the relief of settlers upon the School
Lands previous to the survey.
On motion of Mr.. Balcombe, the Council
adjourned until Monday at 10 o'clock.
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Mr.. Gibbs, on leave granted, Introduce
the following bills: Ts~ -. f-r
For Territorial Road from Fort Smelling
to Itaska. 90 s7'.d -a -- So
Fora Territorial Road from Chaska t.
Monticello and Itasca. .@ ,'.,il57
For Territorial Road from Itasca to Ce
dar City. N T
The House resolved itself into committee
of the whole, having under consideration
various bills.
Mr.. Galbraith moved q call of the House
Seventeen members absent.
On motion Of Mr.. Dunbar, further pro.
ceedings under the call were dispensed with
Mr.. Galbraith moved the House adjourn
Lost--ayes l, nays 20.
Mr. GalbraiSh moved call of the House
Eighteen members absent.
Mr.. Farnham moved the House adjourn
until Monday. Lost.
On motion Of Mr.. Hunt the bills consi-
dered in Committee of the Whole were
made the Special order of the day for Tues
day next.
Mr.. Dunbar moved that the House ad-
journ until Monday morning. Lost-ayes 2
nays 18.
The House then went into Committee oi
the Whole on bill to incorporate the St.
Paul Water Company.
On motion of Mr.. Mobiles, all after the
enacting clause was stricken out.
Mr.. Mobiles offered the following resolu-
ton:
Resol0sd, That every member who absents
himself from this House without showing
sufficient cause therefor, shall be publicly
reprimanded by the Speaker. Lost.
A bill to prohibit slavery in Minnesota,
was indefinitely postponed.
The House then adjourned till Monday
morning at 10 o'clock. s.s
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COUNCIL

COUNCIL.
MONDAY, Feb. IL.
Council met at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and was
called to order by the President.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Penman.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. Flandreau: A bill to incorporate
the Bellevue Seminary; .-...
Also bill granting ferry charter to J..
W. Babcock;
Also, Joint Resolutions in favor of a new
Land District to be formed from the West
ern portions of the Red Wing Wing, Vino
ma and Brownsville Districts, the land office
Of tie same to be at some central point which
will accommodate he people Of tie whole
district. aas
Mr.. F. m owed that the rules be suspended
and the resolutions be read third time and
passed. Lost.
I ua COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
The amendments of the House to Council
bill No. l, an act for the suppression of un-
authorized currency, were considered in
committee of the whole, Mr.. Rolette in the
chair;
Bill reported back, and House amendments
concurred in. .r
READ a FIRST & SECOND TIME.
House bill granting ferry charter to Reu-
ben Richardson and John L. Wilson. Re-
ferred to Ferry Committee.
READ THIRD TIME & PASSED.
House bill to incorporate the Carimona
Life, Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Mr.. Flandreau moved that the reports of
the committee upon the portion of the Gov
ernor's Message relative to the Kansas-Ne-
braska act, be made the special order of the
day for tomorrow.
Mr.. Setter moved to amend by inserting
Monday next, in order to allow certain sick
absentees to be present. EeA e
Mr.. Flandreau was willing to accept Thurs
day next, and the original motion as so
amended was agreed to. ----.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Bill to incorporate the City of Saltwater
was considered, and reported back without
amendment. Engrossed.
Bill relative to the terms of tie District
Court. Reported back and referred to COM
mittee on the Judiciary.
Bill to organize the st. Augusta Boom
Company. Reported back, and referred to
committee on interpretations.
Bill to provide for the location of county
seats in certain counties. Reported back
and ordered engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. Rolette, the Council ad-
iourned. -
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MONDAY, Feb. II.
Council met at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and was
called to order by the President.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Penman.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-14

SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO, CAl4-tof
r1rt IA FROyT STREET. NEW NoRK)-Parucular attention
paid 10 SALES OF TOBACCO and consghhehts ''"
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited - ,. All,
REFERENCES.--A A Lawrence 20, bostoi n n @ AIen
4 paxson New York; Courtney 4 Gushing. Baltimore
Davenport Allen CO Edmond Davenport q 20, iua'in
a Watson James +. Heath late auditor ana Irthsn"~
20 Richmond. McCorkle Jones, MCDANIEL finrt y ifes
ton r G s Ferguson Co. and Miller a CrenshaW LNh'h
burg ,-, ~. ,, ho,e..tr No,v
York our partner in that city VIII give ms personal
attention to the receiving ranshppng and securing the "
est rates of freight of commisNion) on all goods cos
ed to our San Francisco House. NJ,
7'7 ~ aug 2seodly.
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nR.L.n II. WR!GHT,s."LIs4Ud,TD GATMAR; e, dTATS

IL TIC" Is TAKING THE LEAD OF ALL VIIfEK
pHYSICSSo writes agents and do we hnd
universally have introduced The number
auaek pufeorships to their names ana the
whining reserved but not less to be aV"i
with their vanous compounds endeayor to pain ON ana 40
succeed isolated dupng the people with something
it, all do harm the sale of Dr "rsh Vau
able preparation People. especially physi,ian" can
very clearly whether the article ia ignoraiy e
or whether true medical skill has invented it, TO an Py
eians w no have tried this preparation we would refer
further the public that is the result oeghee
experience extensive practice all OF whc nu
only DR. L. Wrights Liquid Cathartc Price ~ thu -
cents with full directions for the use accompanying e wv
tie Sold everywhere in the United States
trial then Judge for yourselves Il can ne ha n
Wholesale and retail at Dr. Wrights Principal Depot io'
Broadway n V Purcell Laid Cos Richmond; Sirother
Whiteheads J IL Thompson & Co.'S Lynchburg; ana al
the principal Drug throughout the State el-ln
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II established that the finest and most superior
stocks of Ready Clothing and furnishing goods be
found city.
woud return my thinks my friends and customers Of
Ivnehburg and Western Virginia for their liberal patronage
during the past year would further add that Will be
thankful tor any ORDERS during the year lrab.
have ALWAYS hand large stock of FINE tl.olhiNo
and FURNISHING GOODS, all made to my order In tho
connected with scp'h other houses III
the manufacturing fine clothing can offer Inducements
that are rarely Win also keep hand large stock OF
Gnls Cassimercs Nssngs. which Will make to meas
nre in the faS style My GUTTER known throughout the
States Virginia North Carolina; being superior to
any cuttor that lived To the of thirty
Sir JOHN WHITE will warrant TO give the best III ana
workmanship 10 be had in any city North or South
prnrt vour le,prs to THOMAS W ROASTON,
Jan Is Aolo sycamore street, fe'efnpu's, W,
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, FARMERS 4
~ OTHERS LINING IN TIE UOU N'rRY Il would mos,
respectfully call the attention of Merchants Farmers and others
wing country whontend visiting Rchm nd
II my large aud general assortmento Boots EDoOOD
S%''s. ss n,r nr'nes earpe, Bags yalsss EfNEyM
=, myself with great care suitable for the
vfena trade and large portion Of my Goods having bee
inducements To Merchants and Farmers and all in want
dozen to which call the attention want they
will find h"m at prices that cannot fail to please by celns
Nv { HiLi, Manufacturer aud
Nslises Ne, Wholesale and retail No ln7
sep ats Main street, Richmond, Va.
EUNrOwDEH rEAs.-2oo hall Chests extra line
NJ UUNfoWpER TEAS imported by US by ship Oneida,
om aua @ IL m I ans d rnsa
"er to the trade as low they be had In the country
june 20 Richmond,
lEO TOHACCONI>Ts.-Ncn 80 per cent.
SAVED according to the Published rates ofhe South
sending th' Tobacco to the subscriber as as shda not
as' mor t'" trg mo per box averaging l'h bis IN
lug vessels ALFRED s LEE, the Dock
iy e1ts Richmond
fuNAK.--IOO bbIs. North Carolina Tar. In prime
order Just receives On eonsgnmcut for salolow by
nov ITS A. s, LEE, Richmond
GUANO.-We have on hand some 300 tons of the Emlys
cargo Of "nane that We imported last winter SO far as
we have heard from the purchasers has given entire salts
faction equal with Peruvian. Passengers by the Central
Railroad Of its good effects by noticing Straw
berry lii as they pass through the farms u W lasa,
ESQ., \. Garrett Esq u Anderson Jr, of tho
nprchasers of II. For sale by
EDMOND DAVENPORT 4 co,
~ cots. Richmond
(B.OVEW SEED.-rR1ME NEW CLOVER SEED
~ for sale ON the best tRENSllAW n co,
feb 25ts North side oi the Basin, Richmond VA
- IC325o Sacks Ashtons Salt direct importation from
- Nerpoo daily expected For sale by
o, uts EDMOND, DAVENPORT co.
SAIT.250o Sacks Ionfies Dorsey fine Salt, In prime
- order, landing and for sale by
EDMOND DAVENPORT a co,
way hiclmond Va
HUANO, lANO.-lia,ng made arrangements with
~ the Peruvian Agents supplies of GlANo on the
best terms prepared to furnish IT, We have now
hand aud aoa D bags and i'll be IN oiH
We shall soil none but what us drce from the agents
and all Who purchase from rely getting GENUINE
GTANO. We solicit Of friends and all Others
with the that will always furnish them with tb"
best article and On the most favorable terms.
CRENSIIAW a co,
tcb 1t-ts North side Of the Basin Richmond Va
HOEEEE-
u 1900 bags strictly prime Rio Coffee;
700 Ssuos-cafgo of the schooner Indicator, from
the Brazls--in and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co,
oc 26ts Richmond.
AAA SACKS ASHTON sAs.T.-dircct
j SVVV lmportaon-in store and fore sale by
VAT, A. \ LEE, Richmond.
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y.,O LOWERS of THE FINE ARTS

Is,OIguE gOS ERs OF rnE FINE ANIs.-
Those who delight to look upon aud admire the beautiful
specimens hand of In the present
prrssve forming respectfully invited TO cn on a.
W MIN&IS Co., their well established Daguerrean Tia
lory There OF the country with intellectual
brow and gust men stand from the plate with such
natural ckc appearance TINT the spectator almost fan
he hrob and seas the lips move There,
beautiful bushing maden with sparkling eyes and
charming lips the ardent youth 10 In admiration
last best gf to sinful man. There too, rol
lick ing rolnpng childhood with bnnsant heart and
laugh meets the visitor holds him charmed 10 the spot
Then come W MINNIs ~ cos aud Scw the handsome
sprcmens likeness, and reader induce her
y esteem all others To ANA rest not
OF her ana OF those
Won earth Then should the silver cord be snap
ned golden now brokcn you have that lo' winch VIII
ever vvidly yourrecoleetoh the departed ones TIC
lures In with equal facilities and with the
same pei Remember MINNlS co are the men to
rive likeness and they be found at all times
nj their Gallery Main street. I'd door from Bridge
s,roo, Lynehbug; and Sycamore street Petersburg Va
q. w. MINNIS & co,
iy 5-ts Daguerrean Artists,
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Take Particular Notice.
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This grand important Remedy has restored strength ana
or 10 thousands the debated ndiv luas many who
had lost all hopes abandoned die BY its complete IN
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life is consistency and durauoh upon e
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,, IN haug, have hundreds of misguitei youths
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n. 81. ,l. snfh tersons whn are contemplating
MARRIAGE,
mind holy are the mos necessary
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,iucs ru her bghed with our own Let no 's-
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VINO himself under the care Of DIR JoHNsloN may
rel us his honor Gentenan, and rel! h"n
Ia. stih as 4 PLY scaL.
TO STRANGERS
thousands cured at this institution within the last ten
AMI important Surgical Operations performed
Dr. v the Reporters of the and many 9th
tic. which have appeared again and again be
hic, is sufficient guarantee that the atceu "ii
6ud q .killtul and honorable physician
-rhere ignorant aud worthless Quacks al-
rng Physicians running the health OF the al
afflicted Johnston eeIn il necessary to say es
psv unacquant with his reputation hat his Gre
dentisis or diplomas always hang in his Office.
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS
Immediately cured, and full vgor restored
tarAKE NOTICE All letters must be postpaid ana contain
postage stamp for the reply answer will he sent.
RAFT 4pril IS
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pb above rates are via Ohio River slight advance is
charged II sent ali the way by Railroad No Storage charged
%" "'0'' ' " BRIDGFORD & Co. Richmond
REFERENCES IL RIcHMoSD-sterns q Brummt,, insiey,
rardv 4 Co Selden Miller j. H. Claiborne D. =" WFehs
q -, -, Snsn, - no.,,,ort 4 "a june 25ts
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r~Ew AND REAV VTIFGE JUVENILE
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Tho Book Of Entertainment OF Cu'siues ana "ohoefS VI
Nature, Art and Mind-sl 2oi
Mr. Hollands Stories of a Genius-f3cis
JibIe stories and Pctures--Sl 75
laptaip Parry's Northern Rrgions-'3c's;
Mrs Chilis' New Fowers-75 cts
Pictures of Comcal People-75cs
The Rival Crus,e-50 cts;
Also Sanford and Merton--eIct@
Hans Ambersons Wonderful Iales-'9 els
:" Story Book-75 cts;
Robin IIood-50 cts;
Fary Gin and Fary Gem, each 10 ctsi
Nrs' Gimans Gift BoOk-15ctsi
Nursery Rhymes;
chimes RHYMES and Jingles;
Very Little Tales Very Little Folkes; ,,,,, nj,
Tonher with beautiful assortment OF Chdrch nooks
too numerous TO mention kept always on hand al tnep,o
fa
l. ROXEa.-Bu.i received ~ Tine as.
Al ... af MIr SIC AL. ROXES which play from three