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letter from Paris says-n IA evidently desirable that
n should be known whether the French government
complains Of far and serious criticism OF i diplomacy of
disquhons not altogether ser'nR 70 the political and
financial state and prospects Of the country ot grossly
improbable sior %, written only 10 raise laugh.
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TURKE

The new Turkish Ministry Is reported as fsllows,-
Grand vizier, Resohid Psshs; Minister Of War. Omar
Pasha; Minister Of Marine Rzs Parha; Minister Of VI
nance. saiettc pashs In tho meantime FAud Pashs will
hold the Portfolio OF Foreign Affairs until All Pasha 70
whom II has been offered, consents 10 accept H.
The French well the English government s fsvo-
rnble 10 the above Ministry.
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THURSDAY-FOUR O'CLOCK An.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
~NNNN~~~>~~~~S~>~~e~~~~~~~ .f I.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA AT HALIFAX.
.~N>~~~~~o>-~~~>~~>>~~~c~~>~>> MM
Lord Palmerston on the English Dispute
with the United States.
The Difference between England and
France.
DECLINE IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DULL,
CONsOLS, SO 70 . 90,
DO. &c.. DC.

hr HALIFAX, Nov. 20, IsDo.
The royal mali steamship Niagara. Capt. Ryris. -
liverpool on the anooa Of Saturday, Nov g. arrived
here as midnight.
The steamer Anglo saxon from Quebec, arrived out II
Liverpool at r. n. the 9th inst
The Cunard steamship Persia from New York, arrived
a. Liverpool al P. Friday, the 7th, her passage
being called nine days AM seven hours, mean time.
The Niagara passed Nov. g. at $50 r. NJ the United.
States mail Ericsson Elk miles from Liverpool
On Nov. 9, at II 80 A. M exchanged signals with the
ship Caravan, OH Waterford. r.
There % little important news by this arrival.
Additional symptoms had manifested themselves Of
close union between France Russia and Prussia. /,
would appear that France supports the unconditional sd
mission Of Russia and Prussia the second European
Conference, while England said oppose the admission
Of the former and Austria of the latter
Trt atiee OF betw Russia and France and
railway treaties between Russia and Prussia were in pre-
paration. r
Nespolitan Affairs continues without change
There had nothing Of interest been received from SPAIN
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Mr. Martin and child Mr. Thompson and lady Miss Thomp
Miss Fanny Grey Miss Pfippe Mr. Thompson lady
infant Mrs Hector and son, Mrs Dunnng Miss Mnes Mr.
Brown and lady Miss Eantreve and two children Mr. Ham
mer and lady Mrs Burgess Mrs Upham Messs Cue Chase
iteegnian Grey Katclane 0gileny, White Middleton Hall
burton Fernanaex Brown Jones. Palmer Decasra Vivian
CO. Dean McCrosssn Balm. Waxerley, sheppard Mchand
Morse Smith, Fisher Rowe, Wrgman Miss Balm and Miss
HuaheY.
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The American PropOslti ons to the Paris

From the London Shipping Gazette OF Nov.
VIII be remembered thai the Uokd States govern
mont expressed its readiness to adopt the declaration Of
the Paris Conference ~ to privaeerng and the neutral
10 the elect that the private property Of the subjects
citizens Of beligerent the high should be
emped from seizure by the publ, armed vessels Of The
0ner oeiiigerent except 1t be contrabando The
the Paris propositions without this amendment Q,
that the United States consented to the suppress OF
priveteerDg they would deprive themtelve Of OF
their greatest Of defence and aggression time
OF and 70 leave themselves 70 unfair ad
wges on The part of those maritime powers whose policy
II WAS 70 keep up large navies In the time OF peace.
The United states therefore claims the condition Of
their consentng the propositions that private property
on The high seas, no matter 70 whom belonging when
not cor rabsnd, shall be unmoleeted; and Is this that
the Eur pean powers have to decide upon. We
glad 70 lind. from notice OF motion 70 be discussed Ut
the meeting OF the Chamoer Of Comn Liver
pool that this demand the part of the United states
about TO be publicly cAnvaased. War Ia bad enough
under any phase any circumstances, but even II
self would be ftrppec OF many OF its cruees the pro-
claims OF recognised by the conend.ng parties
The notice To which we refer Ii as follows
That this Chamber having in view the interests OF
merce scccrcs It's hearty approval the declaration OF the
Parts Congress, april l6 is56, concerning maritime
viz
l. Privateering Ia and remains abolished
The neutral fag covers enemys goods except contra
Neutral goods except coniraband war are liable
TO capture unaer enemy s flag.
Blockade der 10 he binding must be eec,ive that
Maintained by force sufficient really access to the
approves additional proposition which
Of the United saies has made the condition Of
its adherence the declaration of the Paris Congress- viz
1hs the private property the subjects citizens OF bel
bgerent high shall be exetupted from seizure by
conrsband '
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The Latest Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Nov. 8-2PM
In the cotton market 70 day there has been rather
better feeling, but without any change quotations.
The sals foot up about 200 900 bales. Breadstufs
quiet at Frioay's rates.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
y W u wacprnru MAyop


Whereas by joint resolution psssed BY the City Councils
aud approved ths day, Ia declared that with grateful
hearts recognise he merces Of kind and overrung Pro-
ydencc from whom have received all the blessings OF
e and the Mayor requested 10 appoint day by proclama
ton recommending all the inhabitants OF this city refrain
from their usual occufons thanksgvng and
praise to Almighty God, evidence Of the cys graft
tude,
now, therefore request the inhabitants Of the city OF
Washington Thursday the twentieth
yember next day OF thank and Almighty
God for the blessings Of health pros 3ery which he
SO bounifuly bestowed upon people
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SPAIN.

plan OF finance win be laid before the Council OF
Ministers without delay.
try Of Colonies.
The Espund, Ministerial paper, decrees the Anglo.
French alliance, and recommends the alliance OF spain
with tNe North
es. aid that the dispatches received by the govern
nt.u,r r. Rome represented that the negotiations sooui
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IPT.

THURsDAY-FOUR O'CLOCK A. N.
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CONNECTICUT.

whereas we are constantly atmonshed that all events
controlled BY wise mercu Being, 70 whose favor
indebted for every blesug and whose benevoence Il
ever rnarifes, Ria sfilctve dispensatlons
hsve therefore thought proper g appoint and do hereby
sppont Thursday the Hh Of November 10 be OBJ
served throughout this sate day Of public thsnksgvns
praise prayer and INVITE all the people OF thls sa "
their vaous places q worship and with sincere aud
sevol their united and humble hanks
Nniply for all the ncstnanble bounies of wmch.
nation - state md Individuals have been made par
takers for general health, for the abuudanc which has
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THANKsGIVIHG DAY.


This is Thanksgiving day. The Governors OF the fol-
towing States have by their proclamaacas appointed this
day V be rsigously observed day of Thanksgiving
end payer
Nov York. Wisconsin,
Missouri. Indiana
Maryland, North Carolina,
Name Ohi3
connscsisut, Al,si,stppi,
Vermont, lIchieon.
New Hampahirc Illinois,
New Jersey. Kentucky.
Pennsylvania, South Carolina,
Ffsrida, Georgia.
.togsthe with Washington city and innesota and Ne.
braska Territories In consequence Of the ailye Of Gov
Wise, OF Virginia. 10 appoints day a. public giving
Che Mayors OF Alexandria and Farmvie have issued pro-
clamaons setting apart this day be observed such
In Delaware the day observed the 9th Instant
and in Tennessee, Massachusetts Rhode Island and Yer
mont Il will be celebssei on ths 27th.
THE cELEBRATIoN IN THE 0ITY.
Thanksgiving day will be observed In the usual manner
In thB city. There viii be religious services in the
rous churches between the hours Of IL A. NJ and r
NJ and business wll general thing. be Suspended
throughout the cy ln f afternoon extra pesOsmAncss
win take place iEthe ,sss theatres. the racuiars Of
which will be found Ssouy sdvortsins columns. The
following rs the ofacial notsce;-
Ss ns
peace Droapsr and general public health. while other com
n1fo ooen soro.y pesu
lenoc and devastation called upon 10 return
thanks the Author of being the Protector of lives
and the Dispenser Of all the blessings enjoy.
Wh these sentiments and in custom and Of the
grocamacn Of his Exceency Myron Clark Governor Of
the State Of New York. ndng that Thursday.
day OF November be set aside praise thanks
giving and call the people of this city OBJ
that day such with all due and solemnty
Given under my hand and seal of the Mayoraly the day
day and year Aforesaid FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
The officers OF the Custom House have issued the follow
ng-
NOTICE. Custom House. New York Nov. IS, lss-This
Office will be Thanksgiving day Thursday Goth ins
from To 10 O'Clock the morning. for the and
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wsrded The varied tusy Of people for !he continued bess
es OF peace for the prosperity o. religious literary and
benevolent nsuoh6 and hb0ve an fb tie inspiring hopes
OF glorious and happy inmOtahy 70 be attained through
Juoge.
at the same time 70 eu1picae Him 10 guide and pro
tec The PTesir Of he Unod 4ates and all
tboItsy that The mins may be enlightened under
stand the invaable reos subssting between public
justice and TIE pro erny q ns,.ons 70 guard them and the
them more "a e bonds OF union raternal
fecop break the rod Of he oppressor
men and pure religion 70 The u>&srmos ends Of the earth.
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This 10 Thanksgiving day. The Governors Of the fol.
towing States have by their prcclsmscns appointed this
day 70 be reieously observed day d Thanksgiving
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MINNESOTA.

In conformity the suggestions Of wise and patriot
cizens the United that uniform hrouRhou
all aud territories of the Union be fixed upon
dAy az hanksgvina God for his manifold blessings
Willis A. Gorman. Governw Of the Territory OF Mnneso
all persons and observe Thursday the
Oh dag November for such purpose and all persons
requested from their that day
and manifest In 1T way their obligation 10 the area
Ruler o the Universe for his goodness to az people, In
diyidually and collectively.
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SOUTH CARoLINA.
ny JAMFS n. ADAMS.

whereas duty every people acknowledge their
dpepdspcc Aim rhty God 20 their graiade for
Us and devouuy implore His blessing tor the u.
Now therefore James II. Adams Of the
II south Carolina do, conformity with the established
ussgss % this state appoint the twentieth day Of November
be observed day Of thanksgving humiliation
and and invite and eshor citizens of all denom
assemble a their respective places of worship
oaer up her devotons TO Almighty God the givsr Of all
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Lord Pamerston had delivered an address on Educa-
ton, before large assembly, in Free Trade Hail. at Man
chester he also made two speeches in defence Of his
foreign policy.
An address had been presented to him by the Presi.
dent or the Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce. in which
the following passage occurred
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Whereas s considered right and proper that should
gratefully acowledse DE godness Of God displayed In the
p,eseryson OF civil and religious liberties and
republican institutions, and Tor every blessing tmpors
spiritual which enjoy and Whereas the protection OF
insurrec'ion and Intestine commoon, and the
citizens from peslence and plague, equally demand
thanks Him whose will has wrought this proec
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-04-10

While afnfiunt ofaorders,
s,ncaceiled, agai.l<f the Conn
81, January 8. 1855, S23ll.Sl
The abnve statement IS made without
reference - the sheriff s report, ns,,'
being made 70 the Board f,r the year
1855,
TAYLOR DUDLEY,
Clerk ofthe Board Of Commissioners 81
Benton County.
Sunk Rapids. January, 1855
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a. y RIPE N i uR,
Third. u ne corner of Jackson- 81, 81. Pasl
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Dry Gods, Gtoceries, Boots, Shes,
Cloihisg. Earmiag implements, Far
nisAiag Gods, &C.. &c.
SOMETHING NEW FOR EVERYBODY

a T.. LARPEVcEUV announces that, TAX Z
~ ing advantage Of. lhs experience Of past
years, ard with An accsate knowlrige Of the wan,s
Of his east, nsrs, rs Il presared supply WE'LL and
with satisf sctiin tosarchasers, regards prices
AMI ,.iities Of Mis, all ARTICLES in the line II
DRY GOODS, LIGHT HARDWARE, CLOTH
ING, h., SC.
His stock has been bought an such terms a. en-
ables him t. clmpete with any in the trade. and he
wishes il unpetstooi thai, unlike any other esta-
ish'neat in Saint Poul, he furnish rIn his own
stores, CouPLErE GURUS FIR INMtG ANTS,
wh1 have cru. TO Minnra ,ta to t,cste. 3sS
Rscaat arrivals hive hsou ,ht to him, among other
Eouds the following -.
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Sy!vestrr Stesses TIE defen.Iant above ns,lled
''ase hereby s.ra,'lcrtd AMI required d a,,.ses
sas csnllss1t u ahis acii,, which has es, lid ii
ihe Cler* nfice of sle mid Court II said second
serve ii a,,sver u, III "a suhs,:r;lr =,
fhe to~ w sank 81 liz ,C,u !, !,
q tssnsssis M IL in With, tw..,,, 4
days asfrr the elssiva 81 thr Il u
a such md ~ all III a,,s, srr Ihs Mid
~ rt*insF viii tske i'd
ssrnt sgalsss sf IN ~ ~ t,sa hundred asd
thereon II ia III fr,
Div ~ IS is5 hs.;.ies IN e 81. : ]. y
l z Y. .s1 Apfisls. M II. ssst3FJD.
IS ASssssls dol6s ~, rs Atty tDr PlaiaaiH
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Taxes or 1856.
s.32o2 so

AAe1S u tCstOe
FIR Co. purposes $saI2 30 1892 50
Leaving b.lance IN tavor0 Of NV
the County If Slit 81
provided nll,the Taxes he collrcted)
Tax for Territorial purps SIS 81
- for Scilool IS Iti46 Is l--:s..
The Treasurer filed. Al the January
Session, ls56, statement of 4 settIe-
snent then made with the Board, show
ing that he had il his hands $25i. II.
but does mt show whether il WIS fir
ounty, Territorial or School purposes.
Upan Al, examination by the Baard af1
commissioners into the affairs nf ille|
County up 20 January 9. 1855, il was
found that, tn S. vs.
Forthe yearl $50, there was ontstand-
my orders against the County, amount
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Sunk Rapids, January 1855,
ANOTHEi, MAGNIFICENT II 1TEL IN Par
.-A Philadelphia cores

712SU Nv 'O1AU.NIF1UE7ST-H7T TEL IN g HI-
.l.ADELHHiA .A Philadelphia cores
pordent writes n: t; sa 1sss
3 $ The arrangements for building the
new hotel, corner of Eighth and Ches-
nut streets, are aim ,st completed. The
ssonts are 70 be constructed IN white
marble; and six stories high, continuing
from the Observation-Disclosures
the lizard House, 10 The COR
''er "f Eighth street, and no II 10 Gra,iIS,tt.
street The interim, il - said will be
more conveniently arranged than any
similar establishment in the country = s '
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BROAD CLOTHS

II varioss colors, qualities and prices also,
c:,ssmrres, Sattine,is, Kentucky Jeans, Sheep
Hue, Red and Yeow, DENNIS, Duck, Over Shirts,
Red FhnArl shirts. White Linen do Mit..n<,
t;bves; Bcots and Shoes Giaghams. Dsains.
Pillow ase Colt. Il, Napkins, Calic~x. Table Cow
era, Silk. ltalian d.; Ladies', WOOL Talnas, Kid
tiloyes, Silk and Cotton do j; Li,nen and Lace
Handke,chirfs Hose, Stockings, Til,ets, Linen,
Neck,e., Ck,sps, Collars, Belts, DeI,ins, Muiers,
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81 N Il. TYSON, s. CO,
r. / r Y / e = CO.,

j
For.va, ding and Commission Merchants,
UPrER LEyEE, Kim EsoIA. a
YE7E would respectfully infnrmthc public that
MI VIZ have taken the NEw AND ExTEN.
eivE vAHEHoUsE. recently erected ~ The Y
per Lsvss, md intend doing i general
Grocery, Prorision. Storage, ForUarding
and Commiysion Business. IA
CuNsfGNMEN rs and uther business intrusted
t0oar care will always receive oav prompt AZ
ssntiOn. IL u. .
sLIssRsL CAsH ADVANCES made Oh -
dice and merchandise, and Conaigners will aF
why's lie assured .of ohtaing the highest price and
and quickesi r..turns by Tits ,.,arket.
The Rsceiving and Forwarding business will
iltsss tho ,,st plrt.cuas attention. and the ~
psuse Dc drayaxe and tabor IS much as I,osse ila
aso,,ied ]. II. IRVINE q GO.
I'll II, RE s. y Es n Nh 81
\ Hon. Henry NJ. Rice. 81. Paul. $
4 ;cs, flolI,nst,sad mud Becker.
Ta;i,s. Livingston. and 70. j, :
Wv N fr,iisy, 1a...
~ SS 4. Dayton. s5 ss' 5ss8s
w sally s4s ''' sSssss
4. 7. Gpton. 81. Aa.hony.
~ NS A Kim 5000 fss ss
81. II. j,ib.y, sisndota. S 81
b. N. Campbell mud Co., Galena.
ssss III !. Nice lOsk u, Il Sf e Al. al
s NJ ss E.a e. Potter. Briievieu.
tsrsrley aud Gale, ~ Louis,
Msbgtet. si0ir ana Co.. =
I'll ri sfAme&sand CO, , ss n III
4 Capt.I Ward Excelsior ,sss
Brooks, Asinisal, I'll s45 sls
ssaint ranI, April, ytf.
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/;

ne n 0
NJ AN M n ths sesnly n Bsatoa.
n: Is laf I'M ie,y55 1s rs
81 The tailowiing II y statement q AZ
lSrdsss which hsys been Issued W INV
Board ef County Commissioners. az
i'm year ending lhs 3lsi day of Dsce,,'-
MI, ls5s
JANuARy q 1855. 'ss
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Dim ksts III ,laa, (l R q II
Gso n BoNsg,sn, & NJ
VIC IIist Df Nh " id lsta NJ ! & y i IA
WIZ Hun 0Od "a LII
lor board Com ma n WIZ l 81
III lant Mi q A ~ ~ " 0|
Taylor Dudley itsr asst. MI ~ 3lt Asa1
Present Y ac'l Isr blsnls l
Same, Services Az Rec l1esds "
PER account 2 All
July q.
n. M. Richardson. Sefyices M 1,,
% 81, assrssOr III 1856, SO 0lOl
II ls5s. 7soo)
III q. Hayens, services ~ Sur sd
yeyor g dlInty roads. rs 6O)
Richard l)avis, SERVICES AZ Ex-
alniner DC ounty Roads "a OOl
Benz Barseley carrying chain
al a, survey, &C.. 5O|
Jao g Jameson. ! days serv. Any
lS mileage Co Com, 500
David Gilman, days serv. mad
mileage county Com. 90
Same, | day ~ June seasion. 5O|
r. M. Richassison.4 days ntten-
nnce 40 Board a. Drputy
Sheriif. 90
r. Dodisy Y days - vice NJ GIN
Beard Commissioner, this
1 s. session. 10 O0|
Same / days services as clerk of
Board. Commissioners at
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ttUSss
After which, The desirable piece u
SMALL PROFITS,

IN which HE whole company viii unite, will be per-
formed. This popular piece has never failed totr#w
!, iui house, and il The only place where it can be
successfully performed
After this art, there will be an intermisson Of 20
,ainntrs, f,r Customers 70 iJok fr refreshments.
During The internission, purchasers will have m
opportunity examine the large and choice assott-
,r.nY ~ 5ssg7 Et5A5t
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Pr Wis TON S

FhOVtSl On s..
Dbl nutmegs, 20 sacks extra md su,,er
I key m ice, fine asa,r sssss
hbl sspioca, 50 bbls N q clarified sltKar
hhl say,. 211 sacks srora meal, 81.
20 hsxes chocolate. IL hhi- N tlt,fSwn 4ssg.r
hx pecan nnts, 6 do csushed asi po.s.
6hsskeis olive oil dered sux:sr s
100 b,x.s s,rdines, l1i hi,ls do
Is da cla,ns 10 li5s sugar hines .yr,t,,
a. d, lohster., 50 hen yalLsa legs Dis
= MAs picked herring. 80 sacks rip coffee,
lOi do d, Is half chest tea of all
80 d, white fish, descriptions
30 cans II & l6b massard, I hundred boxes do
50 i;'z ali LIB ~ l,ays wh,lc i,elpet
- dog via.y uPreservers, 10 b3xes grsM do
3Jslx kssclasss. b,ys atlAisce.s gslsssJI
& 1ldRkpcppx ~al:e. s: s s1asI altsilEss,s
10 t0x pr6ssryed fruits, 40 Inst4 fas<sa
pie Trusts. l,,xes grou ID c,ssia,
10 BIKES ye;sst powder, Dbl clpves,
Il bM cream tartar, 3 b1xee gr,un claves,
Kegs sols %larst,,s, 50 h'xs Rigs' palm s,ap
I kcy carh sola. Is IL fani!y soap,
50 bsxrs san asr pressed d. CASTLE soap.
Il UNDRIES,
80 packages chewing plug toa,,csD, i'll a. sliiie..
81 b.x.s n.kiag tpb scrs, Goodwin \ Murray,
- f~an< ~ g,t,ing paper. fnsr sizes,
liO Mills' prrcussiun taps. q ID
50 sgck <ass Ytesl sTA, %
ID b5xssran lister rife powd,r.
i. 5 te4S ~ .stisy pswsler; 81
151 kexs Boston nails, ever size,
a. Ap wrs,sght Do. s 40 ID II
STORES FIR STE tnBDATS AND
$1,000 sss i.IJ sIrsts Il MEN. So d 3
y wOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
Essry HHierfsr tl;mssfie NE, andof in choicess
0aslitss. Cr0ARs s,s,,rrb lit 0f the finest and
mkN daiciaMs Ciyars. Ponk, LAND AND BUr-
rsa. akssys sa ha M Frssh Barter diily received.
E,reigs as5 Domestic DRY Goods.
The E,trst sniny ss,yiss of Good. .slec,edr re-
Gently III tie III, mi purchased at prices which
will eaais ~ to sel at til. very lowest .rkat res
Ths Lttias eA,scialiv, ara invited 10 cAl and ex-
anin1 ii. atspsk ~ EuRsIsMixo GooDs, Lack
WsEDuw CUaTAsNs, FKxxcH g NsRntDEna.s,
&s.. chick, wisA the a<snrtmert of PRINTS and
Ladies Dress G0,ls. will he f,and amyngst tho
hss-s and m,st complete that has ever beea sBsrei
- thiA market. .s ts.s
Assnilemen's Drsss and Furnishing Goods..
Csosh;ag. Read -nade Shirts, Hsisery, asd 40
every article necessary ~ r GsnsIeman's "a
always N hail. gss sg M fes n
boots, SHOES. sLlpPKns h 4
Fssp w s,ss celebrated aisksss - a sll3
, LIGHT naapvs RNIso
4 y,rv y, ksps m NM 4
..,sss;si = shs ~ sSs b IN
i ~ \ ~ r. s
II "a q N! II ss||s;,;, v;
I! ss''s;:s g''ss' P's's''''s y
,s..sII I. u! 1AafHsr ss''l
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MILL he published ut St Paul early NEXT
year. Persons interested in Town Sizes
respectfully requested to send information Of
Them. The s,bsrSiiRr will also be glad to get infor-
nation II the location ii Public Roads, and will ray
literally far copies II Townfnip Plais in advance
of their return 10 the Land Office.
ST. Paul, Nov. 26, IS. 246m J. s. SEWALL
J. u. WHEELOCK, M. H.,
Physician ami Surgeon, Clear Water, Wright
County. Minnesota Territory. n24yl