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JOHN r. Cory,
No. u Lagrange Place.
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See advertisement.


0- BENVOLENCE.-W do not think
person can evince q more benevolent trait
of character than being moved at the dis
tress and suffering Of others, and further
more, anxious to do all in their power to
alleviate by every possible means human
suffering. In this view Of the case, we do
not know how,the humane and benevolent
can do an action more'in accordance with
theft philanthropic views, than by calling
the attention of their afflicted friends and
acquaintance to the fact, that DR.. Seth S.
Hance, of l0S Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
Md, has discovered preparation, which
is putup in the form of pill, that has a
specific action for curing Epilepsy, or fall
ing fits, spasms, cramps, and all forms Of
nervous diseases. Among those who have
been permanently cured, we might mention
a member Of the family of James H. Bea-
die, Huntsville, Alabama; Mr.. M. p.
Sledge, Cabin Point, Sarry County, Va,
and W. Ligon, Grenada, Mississippi. We
might 60 on to enumerating a number of
others, until we had enlrely filled up this
column of our paper; but we think we
have said sufficient to satisfy every person
that the subject under consideration is one
. of vital Importance to every one. Reader!
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Second Stock of Late Goods.

i ALLEN is just receiving large and
. general assortment of Ladies aud Gents
dress goods, latest styles, ........
Shawls-A splendid variety Woolen and
Broshea, long and square Shawls, and Fall
Shawls, at all prices Cloaks aud capes, bon,
nets and trimmery and bonuets trimed. A
beautiful assortment Mnslins, Tiokings,
checks, Irish Linens, and Linen Table cloths,
all sizes; ladies and ohildrens' Shoes, and
gum over shoes, all prices.
Carpets-A splendid assortment. Also, a
large quantity floor and stair oil cloths, all
widths, will be sold at very reduced prices at
the store oil j. ALLEN,
Corner Third and Market Sts
Steuhnnville nov 10 .-... f.
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Pianos and Melodeons.

HAVING OPENED A DEPOT, FOR
IL the sale Of Pianos and Child 4 Bishops
Melodians, the undersigned invites the public
to call and examine his instruments.
They are Of superior make, second to none,
and sold at extremely low prices--hence uni
doubted satisfaction can be given TO purchasers;
so, come and see before buying elsewhere.
A number o! Instruments always on hand
for examination and competition. Ali instru-
ments warranted Old Pianos taken in .ex,
change. @. MUELLER.
Kilgore Block, Market st, st.,-Stehbehyille,
july16tf " gAs 33 n ~ 500
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ENHE EXAMINATION Of Teachers,
Il on Saturday, the 29th inst. will be held
in the Stenbenville High School Building,
North Fourth Street.
nov26 JACOB N. DESELLEM.
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DRUGS, THE undersigned hay.
" ing Just received a large and complete
stock of Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dyestuffs DC.
&C., desire to call the attention of Dealers,
Physicians and others thereto.
Our stock was purchased from first hands.
and selected with great care by one Of the
firm. FsF
The quality of the goods We sell we will
guarantee at all time, PRICES as low as any
House, West Of the mountains. ~
Personal attention paid to shipping. y
Oct,l. fHENIEG& MELVIN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rrLlVER COMPLAINT. DYsPEP-

"a @ LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEP-
STA AND PILES. .. ........,....,
PnnADELpHIA, March /, l653.--Dr. C..
M. Jack son-Dear Sir-For the past two
years | have been severely afflicted with
the Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and Piles,
suffering constantly the pains and inconve-
niencies attendant upon such complaints,
without energy, being scarcely able to at
tend to any business. used u great deal
of medicine, with 10 apparent change,
until Iused your HooAand German Bit
ters, They have entirely cured me.
am now entirely free from pain aud ache
of any kind, and feel like new man in
every respect, and unhesitatingly recon-
mend your Bitters to all invalids.
Yours, respectfully, m JESSIE.
TOuu p HnDy
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Howard Association Philadelphia.

Howard Association Philadelphia.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
To all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseas-
es, such as Spermatorrhoea, seminal weakness,
impotence, Gonorrhea, gleet, Syphilis, the
Vice of Onanism, or Self Abuse, &C., &c.
The Howard Association, in view Of the
awful destruction of human life, caused by
Sexual diseases, and the decoptions practised
upon the unfortunate victims Of such diseases
by Quacks, have directed their Consulting
Surgeon. as Charitable act worthy of their
name, to give Medical Advice Gratis, to all
persons thus afflicted, who apply by a letter
with description Of their condition, Gage, oc-
cupation, habits Of life, &c., and in cases OF
extreme poverty and suffering, to Furnish
Medicines free of charge.
The Howard Association is benevolent
Institution, established by special endowment
for The relief of the sick and distressed, aff1ic
ted with " Viruent and Epidemic Diseases.
1t has now surplus Of means, which the Di
ectors have voted to expend in advertising
the above not ce. 1t Is needless TO add thai
the Association commands the highest Medi
cal skill Of the Age and will furnish the mos
approved modern treatment ..ra-
Just Published, by the Association, a Repor
on Spermatorrhe, or Seminal Weakness; the
vice Of Onanism, Masturbation or Self abuse
| and other Diseasea of the Spxnal 0,0anS h,
the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by
mail, Tin sealed envelope,) Free of charge
on the receipt Of two stamps for postage
Address, DR.. Geo. R. Calhoun, consultin,
Surgeon, Howard Association, No, 2 Sout
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By order o
the Directors. ia3i> t5.5a& EN.EE
GEO. FAlRcHILD, Secretary, re II
| EZRA D. HEARrwELL, President
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School Examiners Notice to Teachers.
A MEETING for the examination of
n Teachers, beginning in each case, prompt.
ly, at nine o'clock A. NJ, will be held as fol
lows - &: ~ .sN'+ .'g
Z At smithfeld, on Saturday, Oct. the 18th ;
at steubenville, on Saturday, Nov. the 29th /;
at Richmond. on Saturday, Dec the 9th ;
and, at Smith6eld on Saturday, Feb. the 2Sth
1857. 81 ,"7.'..- e.I a,
By order of the Board e.a
JACOB N. DESELLEM, Clerk.
Steuben vile, Sept Oath 1856.
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RONNETS, BONNETS.-We have
= just opened one Of the finest ass ortment
of Fall and Winter Bonnets that has ever been
brought to this place. We are determined to
surpass all our former efforts to please our
customers, and with our present stock of
Velvet, Satin, Tissue and Straw Bonnets, we
feel assured that we can suit the most fastidi-
Gus taste. (oct8) G. 4. j. SCOTT.
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Stage Stock for Sale.
HORSES, WITH HARNESS

II TWO CUACHES;
THREE HACKS, .,r -rH
TWO ONE HORSE WAGONS.
The subscriber about to close business,
will sell the above cheap fofcash or appro-
we'd paper at four mouths. +..
oct29-3t. PRESTON ROBERTS, Jr.
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E,MBROIDERIES, DRESS TRIM
- MlNcs, &c.-Embroi'd Collars, at every
price from 6114c to 500; Mourning do and
Sleeves Jackonet and Swiss Insertihgs and
Edgings Fleuncings, Dimity Bands, ETC.,
ETC., together with every variety Of dress trim
ings, now opened at
oct6 Hsf f1e G.&J. SCOTT'S.,
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WAGON AND CARRIAGE G EHOP.

Wholesale and Retail Grocery.
~ South Third street, nearly opposiie sha
Citizen's Bank, Stenhenville, Ohi0.
aPrie WIN. MCCARTHY, ProPIisiol
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nRUGS y DRUGSl! RE. SELL.
~ ERS, Wholesale Druggist. corner Wood
and Second streets, Pittsburgh, Pa y
sept26'S5ly. sssss
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The Greatest Medical Discovery Of
the Age.
@D zr,ArAruTxr IN T.

K. KENNEUT, OF hOXDUry, mas us
IL covered in one Of our COMMON PAsTuRE
WEEDS remedy that cures "
EVERY KIND OFHUMOR,
from the worst scrofula down to a common
pimple.
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Depression Of Spirits.

.r.st OtPtcSbiOh ~ Dpititp.s litt a.. 49,
The proprietor in calling the attention ,cf
the public to this preparation, does SO with q
feeling Of the utpost confidence in its virtues
and adaptation 10 the diseases for whichitis
recommended. sl,g ssk,f 4ask
1t is no new and untried article, but .one
that has stood the test Of ten years trial
before the American people, and its reputation
and sale is unrivallcd by any similar prepara-
tious extant. The testimony in its favor Civ
EN- by the most prominent and well known
Physicians and individuals in all parts Of the
country is immense. and careful perusal Of
the Almanac, published annually BY the pro.
prietor; and to be had gratis Of any Of his
Agents, cannot out satisfy the most .skeptical
that this remedy is really deserving the gre a
celebrity it has obtained. set
Principal Office and Mandatory. No 90
Arch ST., Philadelphis, Pa.
Sold by HeRing a Melvin, SteubenYills,
VIM. NJ. blackburn, Bloomfield, Smith ByoR.
Richmond. april 6nl5v2-ly y
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,BRuGlIEID, Mass, 10th Dec, 1855.
DR. J. C. ATER: Ido not hesitate tosAy
the best remedy have ever found toF
Coughs, HOaTseness, Influenza, and the
coneomitant symptoms Of a Cold, Is your
CHERRY PRcT0RAL. Its constant use In
my practice and my family for the last
ten years has shown Il TO possess sups-
rior virtues for the treatment Of these
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-01-12

HuLL.-This is an honorable and a dis
honorable name in American history. Com.
modore Hull, of the last war with Britain
did honor to the flag of his country, while
ole General Hull, on land, played the traitor
to that aag. They were not related IN
blood. A man named Hull misrepresents, il
part, the unfortunate County of Fillmore in
the present House. He was Speaker pre-
tenn, and after taking the oath to support
the Laws of Minnesota, one of which pro
yides that the House shall consist of Thirty
eioh members only, he proceeded, half secretly
when the House was full, to swear in 1
thirtv-ui,ah member. We think ourselves
safe in stating that this Fillmore Count,
Hull is not descendant Of the Commo
dore. His action IN the case Of Vaughn ant
Coville is one that demands the severes
penalty which the House can administe
upon any member for . plain violation
law while acting under Official osth.
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COUNCIL.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. Q.
Council met at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and was
called to order.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The roll being called, all the members were
found to be present except Messrs. Ludden
and Flandrau.
Journal read and approved.
The President then announced, before
taking up the regular business, the following
Standing Committees -
Internal Improvements. - Messrs. Free
born, Iillotson and Dooley.
Territorial Affairs-Messrs. Lowry, Roll
Inns and Balcomb.
Judiciary-Messrs. Flandreau, Hanson and
Lowry.
Agriculture and Manufactures.-M essrs.
Stone, Thompson and Bailly.
Territorial Expenditures Messrs. Bal
comb, Setter and Rollins.
Legislative observation-disclosures. Setter,
Lowry and Rolette.
Militia Messrs. Stone, Tillotson and
Ludden.
Schools.-Messrs. Dooley, Freedom and
corporations-Messrs. Hanson, Rollins
and Ludden.
Territorial Roads.--Messrs. Hanson, Flan-
dreau and R6lette.
Public Buildings.-Messrs. Tillotson, Ro-
lette and Ludden.
Printing.-Messrs. Flandreau, Thompson
Engrosssd Bills.@Messrs: Setter, Dooley
and Stone.
Enrolled Bills.-Messrs. Robette, Freeborn
and Balcomb.
According to previous notice, Mr.. Setter
introduced bill for the suppression Of un-
authorized shinplasters as currency.
Which was read first time.
Mr.. Balcomb gave notice that he would on
tomorrow or some future day ask leave to
introduce Memorial to Congress praying fol
an appropropriation to construct military
road from Winona, on the Mississippi river
to Fort Ridgely, on the Minnesota.
A MESSAGE was received from the House
through the Chairman of the Committee ap
pointed for that purpose, Mr.. Hunt, inform
ing the Council that the House was now
permanently organized.
On motion of Mr.. Flandreau, COMMITTEES
of two, consisting of Messrs. Flandreau ane
Bailly, was appointed to act in conjunction
with similar Committee on the part Of thu
House, to wait on his Excellency, the Gov
ernor. and learn when he would be able t.
meet the two Houses in joint convention.
i On motion of Mr.. Hanson, the Council re
solved itself into Committee of the Whole
Mr.. Hanson in the Chair, having under con
tsideration,
No. l, 6. IA Joint Resolution Of th
; Legislative Assembly, directing our Delegat
) in Congress to attend to certain matters.
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There being no choice, the Convention
proceeded to second vote with the follow.
ing result:
Joseph r. Brown received % votes; A. j
Morgan 6; Owens & Moore 6; 7. NJ. New
son Z; Walter Dye 2; VIM. F. Ross 2; Mar
tin Phillips l..
Whole number of votes cast So
Necessary to choice 81
Messrs. Flandreah, Freeborn, Hanson,
Lowry, Rolette, Setter and Brisbin-and
Messrs. Burdick, Coville, DeLavergne, Dun
bar, Farnham, Gere, Grant, Hartenbower,
Haus, Hubbell, Hull, Hunt, johnson, Lott,
M'Leod, Sturges, Taylor, Wilkinson, Wilson,
and Gardner, voted for Joseph r. Brown.
Messrs. Bailey, Rollins, Boutillier, Hol-
land, Murphy and Norris voted for A. j.
Morgan.
Messrs. Ludden, Buck, Ide, Knauft, No
bles and Van Worries, voted for Owens &
Moore.
Messrs: Bradley, Cleveland, Gibbs, Jack
man, Pierce and Thorndike voted for T. NJ.
Newson:
Messrs. Baicombe and Kirkman voted for
Walter Dye. g.. ,- =,
Mr.. C. W. Thompson voted for VIM. F.
Ross.
Mr.. Galbraith voted for Martin Phillips.
Joseph R. Brown having received ma
jority of all the votes cast, was declared du-
" elected Public Printer.
The convention then went into an election
for Book Binder. On the first ballot, II. M.
Abbott was elected, he having received a ma
jority Of all the votes cast.
On motion, the convention adjourned un-
til Monday, the 28th.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
nEFAULT having been made in the payment Of

nEFAULT having been made In the payment Of tho
II sum of nineteen hun dred and fit-eight dollars
and five cents, which is claimed to be due at the
date Of this notice, on certain mortgage, bearing
date the Goth day Of October, 1866, by Paul r.
Dorsey, the name Of P e. Dorsey and Isabel t., his
wife. Of the city Of ST. Paul, in the County Of Ramsey
and Territory Of Minnesota, to William r. Marshall and
Joseph M Marshall of the place, and recorded In
the Office of the Register Of Deeds of said County Of
Ramsey in Book GEE" of Mortgages, at pages $50 and
664, the oath day Of October, 1866 four O'Clock
the afternoon And whereas writ of
been instituted at to recover the debt due, and
secured BY said Mortgage, or any part thereof.
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given, that in pursu
ance OF power Of sale contained In said Mortgage, and
of the statute In such made and provided the
ises described and covered by said mortgages to wit:
sThe north east quarter Of the south west quarter;
and lot number three, being fftysevcn and odd hum
dredths acres in said lot three, and containing in the
whole Dinetyseven and edd hundredths Of land
section three, Township Twenty-Five, north of raned
twenythree west Of the fourth principal meridian, Id
the County Of Ramsey and Territory OF Minnesota, be-
ing the land conveyed by James N. Winslow and Sarah
A. his wife, by deed, dated Auguat 9Th, 1866, will be
ssd at public vendue the Court House, in said city
OF st. Paul. and County Of Ramsey, the 2lst day Of
February, next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
Dated at st. Paul. An Ter, the LIST day Of January,
1856. =
WILLIAM R. MARSHALL and JOSEPH N. MARI
SHALL, Mortgages;
Masterson and simsns Attys. for Mortgages. wet.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

a..,' ~ '. s; ss ss','''' 4e''.s..'..
E. s. Edserton, Mortgage.
refau.t having been made in the payment Of money
secured to be paid by certain Indenure Of Mortgage
dated the 9th day Of November, A. d. 1854, wherein,
Arson w. Shelly and Mary A. Shelly, are Mortgagors,
and one E. s. Edgeton, Mortgage, which said Inden-
ture of Mortgage duly recorded in the ONCE OF Reg
lister Of Deeds in and for the county Dakota Terri
tory of Minnesota the 9Th day OF February, A. D..
1856, OF 10 O'Clock Of that days in book Of Mort
CAGES pages and thereof, and there claimed
be due said Mortgage at the date Of the first pub
cation Of this notice, the Of Three hundred and
twenty five dollars and interest thereon, rate Of
five per cent interest until paid, from and after the 9th
dag Of Nov. 1866.
The premises described in the said Inenture Of Mort
gage are follows, towit: All the following described
piece parcel Of land situate, lying and being
county Of Dakota, and Territory Of Minnesota and
and designated follows Wis Northeast Quarter Of
Section No. Twentysix, in Township No. Twenty-eight
Of Range No. Twenty-three; containing hundred
and sixty acres And suit proceeding having been
instituted at law to the debt secured
said, by said Indenture Mortgage; Now, therefore
by virtue right Of sale therein contained, said prem
Uses will be sold public auction at the Ferry House,
what formerly known the sGoodhue Ferry" and
dow known thu ssIower Ferry'' Opposite the city
Saint Paul in the county Of Dakota Aforesaid, Mon-
day, the 14th day Of January A. d. 1856, At 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon Of that day.
Dated Saiut Paul, Dec. 1st:, 1866. .
E. 8. EDGERT0N, Mortgages.
IA
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Political Vehality.

We search the Legis' alive records of our
country in vain, to find q parallel case to tho
one practised by the Rice Faction in order to
make up working majority" in the two
branches of the Legislature. We also search
those records in vain to find party tool SO
abiect and venal as the man Tillotson, from
Fillmore County, who by mere clerical error
holds his seat and votes in the Council
knowing all the while that a majority of the
PEOPLE of his district have awarded that seat
to another: We do not envy this man his
feelings when in his solitary moments he
turns his thoughts inwardly, and reflects
Upon the position he occupies: When ques.
toned by a Councillor on Tuesday, before
the vote was taken upon his case, as to whe-
Their he really believed himself entitled to
the seat he illegally Occupies, he dared not
open his mouth, Of rise from his chair. Does
this look as though the man is honest in the
matter, or that the patty which sustains him
is honest? Dare Mr.: Tiliotson, now that
the exciting political questions for which he
was brought here to vote, have been decided
dare he resign, and again submit his claims
to the people of Fillmore We guarantee
that Mr.. Howell will be on hand to meet
him, and try the contest over again. But
no! We will find Mr.. 7. doing no such
thing. Men who have acted as be has acted
fear the people. He stands on the same
ticklish ground as does his friend Flandreau,
who id arguing the question before the
Council undertook to rebuke the Press of the
Territory for daring to speak out in defense
of the rights of Mr.. Howell. We are sorry
to find this talented young gentleman aspir-
ing to distinction In his profession with hav-
ing taken the notorious Jeffries as his model.
We think he would make good judge after
that pattern-had he an absolute tyrant to
back him and put in execution his packed
iury edicts. As much as the Press has al
ready said, it has great deal further talk
upon this head, we can assure Mr. Flandreau
and his coadjutors. Those who think that
we have surrendered to the perpetrators of
the Tillotson fraud upon the people Of Fill
more County, may as well be assured at
once that we have not yet really commenced
to fight.
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ENDoRsED-The Pioneer considers itself
endorsed by getting the public printing
through the disfranchisement of the peopls
Of Fillmore and Mower Counties. The
Pioneer having boxed the Democratic com
pass most scientifically and thoroughly since
the Democratic Conventions Of last July,
We are inclined to think it viii be. diffcult
for its friends To demonstrate precisely which
set Of its principles f2) they have endorsed:
What does neighbor Abbott, of the st. Croix
Union, think of it? -9A-.
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Proceedings Of the Joint csnvensien.

/ a.
WEDNESDAY, January 9.
The members of the House and Council
assembled IN the Hall Of the House at hal,
past two o'clock. >
Mr.. Hanson moved that the officers Of the
House act as the officers of the Joint Con.
vention, and the rules Of the Council govern
the body. Adopted.
Mr.. Norris moved that committee Of
three be appointed to wait upon the Govern
or,-Messrs. Mobiles, Hanson and Gear were
appointed.
Gov. German was introduced by the COM
mittee to the Convention, and proceeded to
read his annual message.
After the Governor had concluded reading
his message,
Mr.: johnson moved the Joint Convention
proceed to the election of Public Printer.
Adopted. a
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SAINT PAUL. Dec. Ia, 1855

WHEREAS, the undersigned received al his Ware
ia, Three Hundred aud Tn rtyThree Sacks Of Corn,'
shipped by Phelps Co., Of Oqwaka, Ills, to John n.
Irvine and Co., Of Saint Pau, the 18th day Of Jtn
1856 and whereas, the said has NOT been claimed
removed although due notice has been given to both
the shippers and consignees thereof notice ID hereby
gven the said will be sold to pay charges
cordng to the provisions Of the Statute, the 18Th
day Of February 1856, at IL o'clock, NJ OF that day.
Dec. II, 1856 VIM CONSTANS:
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COUNTY ROAD.

THE undersigned hereby give notice that they will aps
i ply to the Board Of County Commissioners 1t fts
next meeting the laying cut and opening Of County
road, starting the quarter section the
south side of section II, 49, %, running
visr, the Point Douglas and Fort Rip
ley road. JOHN DAILY,
Jan l2w3t DANIEL CURRiER. and others
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$40 Reward.

CrRAYEp or STOLEN, from the residence n
- OF Messrs. Tainter 8 Landers, near 81.
Paul. a BROWN MARE, eight years old, with Q.-HS
short or switch tail, IL good desh and had White
FOOT and lad whit spots her back, caused BY
the saddle. whoever will return said Mare shall re-
ceive the above reward whoever will give informa
ton where she found shall be suitably rewarded.
SIMON POWERS.
st. Paul, Dec. 26,.-wn sft
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ESTRAY CATTLE.

INAKEN UP BY the subscribers, on the 18th inst, sik
IL head Of Cattle,-one . large red COW, with big
hors specked COW, with calf four OF ave months
old; one line back co shout four years old: speck
line back heller, about old, aud specked
heller about years old. The owner owners VIII
prove property, pay charges, and take them away!
For further particulars enquire Of the subscrioerss
Dec.lG. 1855 WIN. HART6HOHN