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want Of accord among the democratic members Of Con
gress upon technical and mmateria matters reference
70 Kansas they will for the most part, sustain the admin
sTaon in the principle OF federal the
affairs Of Kansas and the President in his wise resolution
To be not tho camor Of parties and assertions
Of the factions, but by the law Is conceded that the
President cannot behind the law though he might
desire to see different state Of things existing the Ter
rory he be by the views OF others not
expressed in legal manner. Upon this principle Con-
gress will sustain the administration, notwithstanding all
that s said by hostile press by ambitious factions
and disappointed politicians This democratic Congress
will not permit the black republicans other rebrands
in reference to Kansas
The ground that will be taken the Kansas issue by
several leading statesmen is that the powers Of the ede
raj government under the constitution TO the admis
sion OF States into the Union simple and very
limited, and that federal interference controlling the
people in the Territories in making q State is
unconstitutional Congress shall have power 10
make States and therefore Congress has right
else control in the making Of States This the ground
that will be taken by several leading statesmen which will
tend to throw all these Territorial difficulties OF Con-
gress and To leave them where they belong-with the
people OF the Territories
The last night has made easy the organization OF
the House 10 morrow in the nomination OF Col Orr, of
South Carolina for Speaker, There was scarcely con.
test in the nomination
The virgina delegation which is always powerful are
with TWO exceptions, for Banks Beyond that however
ne has not as much force others.
There never probably such intense voracty for
the spois OF government the meeting Of this Con-
gress The hard times TO have sharpened the appe
tite for federal plumber will inform you of the deye-
loPements from time 10 time.
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OF CORRUPTIoN-THE BOOK swnDLE OF THE LAST
CoNGREss-THE CASE OF THE PKIvATEER GENERAL
ARMSTRONG, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Z, 1857.
At the democratic caucus tonight 1oS members were
in attendance.
Mr.. Faulkner produced correspondence 10 the effec
that wishing to become fully acquainted with the facts in
connection with the remarks made in former by
Mr.. Clemens, affecting Mr.. Wendens character he wrote
letter to Mr. Clemens who replied that corrupt propo
stion had been made TO him emens) in behalf Of Wen
dell The last named in his letter, the subject having
been referred TO him. emphacay denied that any pro-
position Of the nature stated had been made with hs
knowledge or authority; and said that il was made, it
must bave been BY some one too lazy TO work. too proud
TO steal, and ashamed to beg.
Mr. Clemens said that when the proposition was made,
he referred tho individual the act of Congress prescrb
ing penalties against approaches 10 members for corrupt
purposes The man was in bis power but for the sake Of
his family he would not expose him.
This correspondence having been read vote for printer
followed.
Mr.. Houston, of Ala, Withdrew the name OF A. d.
Banks and proposed that of Mr. Steedman who received
60 votes the Southern and Western members uniting,
Wendell received 81. Mesrs. Faulkner and Hopkins
voted for Mr.. Harris, Of the Union Some democrats
fused to vote, and apprehend trouble tomorrow.
COL Richardson of Illinois, has been formally rendered
the Governorship of Nebraska.
The entire Globe of to-day, and supplement- is occupied
with exposition of alleged frauds in the purchase of
books during the last Congress The publication has pro-
duced much sensation, particularly about The capital.
In the Court of CLAIMS today Judges Scarburg and
Baoford delivered opinions adverse TO the claimants Of
the brig General Armstrong Judge Gchrst dissented
Immediately after the House adjourned hundreds Of
and boys crowded the doorkeeper, camoring
for situations The Post Master similarly assailed.
The Clerk, too, is overwhelmed with applicants.
The republicans in caucus this morning nominated
George Weston, editor Of the Republic for printer.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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the MONEY MARKET REPORTED EASIER.
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Increase Of Bullion In the Banks Of
England and Trance.
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IMPROVEMENT nv CoNsOLs.
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MORE EXTENSIVE FAILURES.
SLIGHT DECLINE IN COTTON.
vNn~UoDNe~ND~r.NrD>><~,->o~
SIR GORE 0USElEY's MISSION TO AMERICA.
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Condition Of the Unemployed in the United
States and England.
eN~eno>Noc~eoN~oo>o~o-
THE sPANISH-MExICAN QUESTION.
--~-----------------~-~~~
Critical Situation Of Havelock at Luck
&C., &C, 90.

The Collins steamship Baltic, Capt. Comstock arrived
II O'Clock yesterday morning from Liverpool whence she
sailed O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, the 18th ut
The Baltic brought the following
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WASHINGTON, Dec. D, 1907.
The Cro,cds in the Cdpital-Applcants for Foreign Mis-.
sions7he Kansas Question and the Democratic Party
There has been strangers of distinction in
this city than at present Prominent from all sec
tons are here mainly engaged in pressing their friends
for the different Offices connected with the organization Of
the new House Of Representatives. The great Kansas
question lost sight Of for the time in the press
Office Before this reaches you, you Will probably have
heard Of the result Of the which meets night
Forney is here and had long interview with the Pres
dent to-day Judging from the temper he manifest since
ii was not the most agreeable. He is open and do
cided in his opposition the OF the administration
upon the Kansas question: and his alienation from the
President may be regarded as complete.
There many dts afoat about foreign Missions
none of them, however, very reliable. The Maryland
controversy for q mission between May and Bu-
chanan has assumed different shape Judge Mason the
Collector OF Baltimore, s said will go to SPAIN
and OF the above named gentlemen will take the Col
lectorshp Preston, OF Kentucky will be pressed for
diplomatic post by the whole Kentucky delegation
headed by Brecknrdge, the Vice President But were
10 continue all these rumors would fill your paper
While am here will continue, if agreeable to YOU TO
drop you an occasional line in my leisure moments.
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NEW
" VI ~ ~ ~ " W:
Hp ~ II Il il IL j,
AN D
PRO VISION STORE,
II. TX. EKnowI teo1a

NETOULD respectfully inform the Citizens OF
w Benton Couaty that he has now in Store
a large stock Of Groceries and Provisions, which he
is anxious to SELL The stock consists in all
all the necessaries and Injuries which 90 to- form a
complete stock IN that line.
He would also say to those who have or may give
him their patronage that he does not expect TO make
fortune in Minnesota, unless grasshappers should be-
come valuable account Of their rarity, and will
sell his goods with small margin for profit AS
is possible under the circumstances.
Almost every one is aware OF the fact that the
Grocery aud roy sion business can not be conducted
on lie Credit System, and it is hardly necessary
ior me that my business will lie conducted
Oh the 'sReady pay" system.
Anong the articles now in >Eofc, and which may
be found at al! times, are the following:
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IS +. r Al Y f
IRON STOREl !
~. NICOLS 81 BERKEY

VXTHOLESALE Dealers IN Iron Nails, Steel
wv Plows. Axes Springs. AXES, Anyils
Anvils, Vices, Bellows, and Heavy Hardware gene
rally; also, Agents for Herrings and Heit1's Firs
Proof Safes, Wabashaw Street, arenow renewing
their large stock, consisting N part Ct n
$50 tons Of Assorted Iron, % tons Plow Steel
1000 kegs Of Assorted Nails, s tons Spring Steel
to Il Cast Steel, 100 Sets Axles, 60 pairs OF I'll
ieptic Springs, 5000 lbs harrow teeth tons grind
stones, 200 boxes wndowglass 5000 his pare syhits
lead and zinc, Lnseed Oh and Varnish, 100 bundles
Printing Paper, Breaking Flows, Cross and Corn
Flows Anviis, Bellows, Vices Shooting, Hand
and Siedge Hammers, large Iron Kettles, Axes
Saws, Crowbars, Gable and Log Chains, Wagon
and Buggy Boxes. Screw Plates, Nuts, Washers, ant
4 large assortment of Vulcanized Rubber and Leath
er Betting, Lace Leather aud Gum Packing for En-
gines, etc., etc.
. Ny- All which they wilisellat low prices and 1
libra! discount viii BE- given to the ttade.
St. Pail, Jnne l2, 90 40yl
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k9F1OMOCRAE5Ea =!

TK7iiiS is PHILoso pHlc anl beautiful MetI-
H. od Of Writing the English, or any other
Language, by nenns OF the most simple characters
that possibly Ae tprmels aud which accnrate,
represent the SQUADS Of spoken words. IL can be
written more than
Sis Times as Easf
The ordinary long hand, ami less tbaa one-sixth
the space while is so simple that the art can hs
easily mastered, without the aid of teacher. BE
sides the large amount Of money that csta lie made
by those able to write down Public Speeches
AS FAST AS SPOKEN
It scarcely lie too highly valued as an Assstan
to every one engaged ia any kind Of business We
give below some testimonials in lis favor
g Had photography been known forty years ago,
it would have saved me twentv years othAId labor
Hoe. IHos. IL. Benton,
ITO the Professional man, aud indeed 10 every
one hose pursuits IN life, call avon hm - recurG
incidents Of thought, it is Of III" greatest Latot
Saving Machines of the age" lunaE Kane.
FS0ne Of uir Students rot ypt twenty wears +
age, are making more Money i; phono2rapEic "c-
porting, than the Principal I'll he High School, al
tex having given himself to 'an twenty years
to the study ol his Profession. J. ). HAhr, Phil
% I have used phonography :,hnost every DAY f,r
the last (yc years (, my Sermons wr1ucn almost
entirely in it. Rev, }. T. Co0y Err, philatviv1.@
TIE undersigned ha: arranged IN a short cont
piss complete system, superb, to avg vet g!"l" "a
the public, which he 'horon-iy mastered II
ihra. ~ alG weeks, and which b." via send 10 any
oneHos, pad, ~ .oturn rail unon rpceip, Of OPS
dollar. Address j.. =. BLAchECRN,
S9l2 HANasHlK z. NaueY County. Tennessee.
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august 7th 1857. Register

BALLOON TRAVELLING IN ENGRAND.
A voyage of two hundred and fifty
miles has been done in the space Of five
hours by professional aronaut, who,
with two amateurs, started from North
Woolwich, near London, on the Cornish
coast. The travellers crossed the south
ern part Of the big village, and then
must have steered due west. There
vas a fine moon shining, and as the
daylight broke on them they heard the
sound Of the channel serr, and found
themselves, in nautical phrasology, hug
ging the coast, and going along at con-
siderable speed. The river Exc was
crossed over Starcross Station, between
Exeter and Exmouth; Dartmoor was
traverced near the prison, whep Mr.
CoxweIl, finding that fresh wind pre-
vailed in the lower current, determined
to avail himself Of the shelter afforded
by the hills, and descended, therefore,
in valley about three miles from Tav-
istock, where d suitable meadow pre-
scented good landing place, 1t was
some time before the particulars Of the
journey obtained credence. At New
ton the balloon was declared to be the
comet; but the railway guard stopped
the panic by declaring the 8rial visit or
to bo Mr.. Coxwesl's balloon
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TEN THOUSAND U.
New Subscribers " antd
I. .s5. MINNESOTA
WEEKLY pION IER s DEMOCRAT
Enlarge 4 eat to the Size ana Shape ofthe
" Ely FORK W1EEKLY TRTB U.NE


Enlarge eat to the Size ana Share ofthe
NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIB U.NE
I'M or about the first Or Jnly, the Wyeehl!
~ Pioneer and Democrat viii be issued ~
quarto form, Che same size and shape as the N. \
1ribune,) ,hts making i
The / Largest and Cheapest Paper
I'm TIRE NORTH WEST.
We have engaged The ger vieesof competent short
hand Reporters, and will present weekly FULL X
Pp.rs OF the PRocEEDssGs Of The CossrIru
SIGNAL CoNyEETIoE.
Reliable Reports of,be Chicago. Galena ST. Louis
Dubuque and St Paul Markets, published weekly,
Particular attention paid TO Territorn! and Loca
News.
Gg- But few advertisements inserted in th'
g Weekly Pioneer and Democrat" u will contain
each week, nearly eight pages Of carefully prepared
reading matter. Thess Weekly Pioneer and Demo
craft is Published at St. Paul every Thursday mora
ing. 45tg
III II Ms:
Doe copy, one year. p 2,s3
Three copies, one year, DUO
FIVE copies, one yrar, e00
Ten rnpies one yesy, 1900
Twenty copies, year, 10 address, 500
L41ch copy directed. ($I ~ pei COPY 2l,oo
And q larger number, at the sasse rate Of - X
per year, with copy gratis % the person getting n
The Club, or each copy directed ST 20
Ill subscriptions must be paid in advance, s.
paper sent until the money is received. Address
PUBLISHERS PIONEER s DEMOCRAT,
n94tf ST. Paul, Minnesota
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EDWARD 0. HAMLlN'S
ANkINC HOUSE,
y SAUK RAPIDS, MIN.
Business hours from to u 4. n.---lrom Is Ar. II

Business hours from to II A. from to T. NJ.
IyXCHANGE bought and sold Money In
IL vested and Loans made on Real Estate on
the most favorabls terms, III sehibh cases GER
tifcate Of the Register Of the proper County
that the property is uneacuaa5ered, Will5in all
cases be required.
~ REFEREN CEs:
Hon. ALEx. RAMSEY, ES-Gov.M. I. Saint Paul
BoRup & OAKEs, Bankers,
J. J. KNOX, s. Co., Bankers, Minnesota
d. B. DoRMAN, Banker, st. Anthony, NJ. L.
S. B. LOWRY, Esq, st, Cloud, N. I.
WIN. A. CARuTHERs Reg. u s. Land Office,
Sank Rapids, M Il.
Hon. GEO. w. WOODWARD, Judge of Supreme
Court, Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev. G. d. MlLEs,W ilkesbatre, Luzerne Co., Pa.
Hon N. B. ELpREDs Naval Officer, Philadelphia,
S. D. WARE, Esq, Cash. Of Honesdale Bank
Honesdale, Penn.
s sss:s sss1.; e YORK civ,
GouLp Brothers, Chcogo, I'LL.
Sank Rapids, NJ T., June %, 81. n9s'f
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@ I have used Photography "@nost every day f.,
the ias lvc wears my Sermons ;rc wgAcn almost
entirely in it. Rev, J. T. Co3gER, Ph.!ade ',.a
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BORIJP & CH.l.UPLIN,

EYKTOuLD respectfully inform the Merchant,
TV and the public generally, that they have
bought out the interest Of Messrs, Burbank 8 Co
IN the Forwarding and Commission business, und
that they can afford Increased facilities 70 al
those who may favor them with i share Of thei
patronage. They viii attend 10 Q general Storage
Forwarding end Commission business, III ttc,
Warehouse on the Lower Landing. Having
leased the Wharfboat, those who ship to then
will save expense OF drayage.
REFE CEs:
Cronn, Hurxhall and Lear, New York,
j. Harmon and Co, Buffalo.
James c. Fargo, Chicago.
Mather and Co., 's
RI. F. McCieskey, Ga|ena.
3 Ii. Campbell, "
f. S, Jsssup and Co., Dubuque,
Ci,ouieau and Vale, ST. Louis.
Borup and Cakes, st. Paul.
ST. Paul, M. T. apltf
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CHARLES II. SMITH.

CHARLES II. SMITH.
PEALER III Hardware, Stoves. Tin
u and ajE kinds Of mechanics Tools,
Which will be sod for cash as cheap ia
they can be bought al any store in The
Territory.
An0ka, Aug. 81 1856. VT.
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ITO the Professional man, aud indeed 10 ever,
one ,hosc pursuits in life call UiN,n h,u 70 recurf
incidents Of Thought it is Of n" greatest Labn
Saving Machines Of the age JCuaE KANE.
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Off, FOu NJ DRY
THE
PIONEER FO U.ND RY AN D.
MACHINE WORKS,
or SAINT PAUL, NJ. +.

TIME proprietor Of this weli-known establish
H. f,en, uosslI say 10 his patrons that he has
cnspleiei TN. enlargement and furnishing Of ha pre-
fpises, and has s,ased no expense to furnish il wih
and expensive
Ne a. C. HIN cry,
Engine Laihes, poarer- Pianers, Press
Drills, and .frst-cmss
MEcHaNtsTs. PATTERN MAKERS AND,
NJ o uLD ERs,
So that il ls now the largest and most complete
EstabIishen, west OF Chicago north Of 81 louis,
j. now prepared to furnish ali Miuurso,r. and pa,'
Of Wisconsin, with Profitable and Stationary,
Steam Engines, Locomotive and CYL
inder Boilers, Circular Saw Mills
Single Mills,
Flushed Brass Work and Engine Trimmings Of
all kinds Hayias been in operation -Four Years, II
has large aud constantly increasing stock OF Pal.
teras and furnish short notice, all kinds OF
Mill Gearing,
NNatt T. Wheels,
shafing, "
spindles.
Saw Min Cranks,
B0ildjng Columns,
Window caps hnd osf@,
And every variety Of Castings IN Iron and Brass.
Iron-I'usn!Hg, ....
patsern-maklng, ....
and Forging,
Of all Kinds promptly executed, Brass Cocks, Valves.
8aEisl!t Metal, etc, constantly on hand.
OeSFRyF, that this is the ooty Foundry in tha
Territory HAT has
.Huchine Shop attached 10 ii.
+. GILMAN.
St. Paul, March 26, 1857 nS2f ldls
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EDWARD D. HAMLlN,
A. 40 TT EY at LA w,
AIyK RAPIDS NJ t.

Win attene faithfully and aromptyto all business
entrusted to his care. References as above. y
o. Particular attention given to the Collection OF
debts, the prosecution Of claims in the Z. 5. Land
Office, and the drawing Of Pre- -EMprIoN PRoofs,
Sank Rapids, June 26, 1857, n93r
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CARPENTERS TOOLS

Of every description, Carpenters Shoe
makers, Harness makers, and all othe
er mechanical Tools, of the best make.
Also Bench Screws, Plows, Plowshares,
Saws. Sawsetts, Axes, light and heavy,
Wagon Boxes, springs, Cable and Log
Chains, SC, sc.
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Mr. S would inform his friends that
he will still continue the Hardware BUSH
ness at LITTLE FALLS, as hereto
ore, where he is opening a splendid
assortment ofHardware, including such
as he has enumerated here, and every
other article kept in such an establish
ment. IlD6u
Sank Rapids, MAY, 1857. sa5
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MARRIED.

\ Sunday, the o6th ultimo, on Sank River, by the
Rev. David Lowry, Hon. R. G. Burdick, Of Wa.
TAB, aud Catharine Becker, Of the former place.
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TAKE NOTICE

A LII those indebted to Sauk Rapids Outfit
IN will finnd their notes and accounts in the
bands OF ). RUSSELL, and they are hereby notified
chat unless they cali him and sestle immediately
their no,es and accounts will be LETT ia the hands Of
a lawyer for collection " JOHN , PRINCE Il
Sank Rapids, 10th January. 1857 TAT
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NOTICE TO pHE-EMpToRs.

LAND OFFICE, Sank Rapids, NJ. r.
The Plat Of Township No, III North,
sange % West, is received in this Of
he. ss
Persons claiming the right of Pre-
anption to any Land in said township
Re required to file their DecIaratory
9tatements, within three months from
sl,is date.
w, "A. CARuTHERs.
august 7th, 1857. Register.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-22
Copperslnith's Tinware &c.

NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Constantly on hand at the Store
NO. Z, East Wide Water st.
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED AssoRT-
MENT OF
STOVES, BR1TTANIA, JAPANNED
AND TIN WARE,
And for sale at prices as lo,o as they con be
bought IN the State.
TNHE SU BSCRiBER feels confident
L. that with strict and constant attention
to business and small profits, he will be ena-
bled to give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor him with call.
Country merchants are earnestly solicited
to call and examine for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere, as the subscriber is
determined to sell as good an article of Tin
Ware as can be manufactured.
All orders promptly attended to and all
kinds of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron work
done at short notice and on reasonable
terms
The subscriber is also prepared to furnish
dealers with Stoves at wholesale rates
J. A. WOODWORTIl,
No. I, L. Wide Water st. Iron Front
oc3
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-22
Joseph A. BILTSOLY,
81 DEALER IN ALL KINDS or

INN UhOCEhiEiS.
Consisting of Fresh Teas, Sugars, Wines,
Liquors, Tobacco, English Pickles, Prescrv-
ed Fruits, Porter Ale, and every other ar
ticle necessary for Hotels, Family or Ship
uses
Persons dealing with lne are assured that
they will get nothing but a fresh and pure
article
&C . No. 60 High street, Portsmouth
II ARGE ASSORTMENT TRUNKS
IL Just received. Trunks Trunks,
From manufactures of Trunks
Trunks will and mast be sold,
Every one in want of Trunks should call
at No. 3, Market Square.
VALISES.
Sole Leather Valses, Sole Leather Talisos.
Valises, Bellows Tap Valises and various
other styles, every possible style of valise
that is now in use, just from the largest manu-
facturer. We are very anxious to sell. Please
call at No. 9, East Side Market Square.
l.. l.. BRICKHOUSE,
oct Norfolk, Va.
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From the Home Journal. ]
"MARRIED.o
BY B. n. FOSTER.

BY B.. n. FOSTER.
As one at noontide on stubbly lea
Greets the faint fragrance borne from dis
tant flowers,
A memory of my boyhood's brightest hours
To-day is floating from the past to me.
She sang my favorite songs she read the
books
loved to read she answered the caress
Which told her more than words could well
express,
With the mute eloquence of tender looks.
l cannot call her false; we breathed no vow,
Nor words of love were on her lips or
Ye. neither thought another's hand should
The wreath of orange-blossoms round her
brow.
All well less weary was the lonely way
! trod along the desert, while band
Of dreams and hopes from youth enchant-
ed land
Were with me; but the dearest dies to-day.
WASHINGTON, Cd. CO.
The Hillsdale Standard has the following {:
A "dead head" on the Central Road sent
his expired pass to the Superintendent, Rice,
with the following on its back :
Bless my stars,
No more on the cars,
AS dead head I'll ride on a rail,
Unless Mr.. Rice
Should take my advice,
And send me pass by the mail.
To which Mr.. Rice responded:
The conductor will pass
This bundle of gas
From July to the middle of lent
Like any dead head,
Without paying ga red,"
Let him ride to his hearts content.
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~ flanagan & BOLES,
Il ALE, PORTER, end II n K Il 4 L
IVA TED
BOTTLING ESTA BL ISH1fENT,
n4raat ,.x.la.. 4l,a Aaaa., lIaI,..a

BOTTLING ESTA BLISHHENT,
Court street, under the Ocean House.
The subscribers keeps constantly on hand
a large stock of ALE & PORTER,put up in
Aalf pint Bottles.
Lemon and Sarsaparilla Soda Waters,
which car be sent to the Country without
inconvenience.
Hotels, Bar Rooms, and families can be
supplied at short notice in quantities to suit.
Orders respectfully solicited. Persons living
in the Town or Country canbe furnished dali
ly.
oC
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SUNDRiES.-Jus received, French
- Zinc, Distempcr Colors, Umbcr, Sienna,
&C., in oil, Chrome Green of every grade,
American, Chinese and Trieste Termilion,
Ground and Pow'd Pumscc, Clues of all
grades, Fire Proof Paint, &C.. &c.
of all the articles in which we deal, We
are heavy holders and VIC invite anexamina-
ton Of our large and attractive stock.
SANTOS, Wake & CO.,
No. SO Iron Front,
oc3 West Side Market Sqsare.