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NOTICE..

DURSUANT to Section three Of the act entitled An
Act prescribing rules and regulations for the execu-
ton OF trusts arising under the Act OF Congress- entitled
An Act for the Relief Of Citizens of Towns upon the
Lands of the United States under certain
passed March Sd, $3.50 Public Notice is hereby given,
that on the 9th day of December 1856 the subscriber en-
tered, at the Land Office in Saltwater, VI. r.. the lands
comprising the Town Of Cambridge, the County of RAM
sey, NJ T., III trust for the several and benefit Of the
occupants thereof according their respective interests
which lands are described in tic Duplicate Receipt of the
Receiver for the money receycdby him in payment there
FOR, as follcws The northeast quarter the half
north west quarter and lots four and FIVE section num-
Der five in township number tlrtyfve north of range
number twenty west containing three hundred and
seventeen and eighty hndreth acres Each and ev
cry person or association or company Of persons claim
ing TO be an occupant occupants have
or 10 be entitled to the right Of occupancy possession
OF such lands or part thereof is required by the
fourth section of said Act passed March ;rd 1850 by
the Legsure Of SAID Territory, to file within sixty days
after the first publication of this notice. in the Office of
the subscriber in the city of ST. Paul. county of Ramsey
Minnesota Territory, statement in wiling containing an
accurate description of the particular pieces parts
thereof in which he, she they respectively claim to
have interest and of the specific right interest or es
tate which he, she they respectively claim entitled
to receive, or be forever barred thereof.
Dec. Sth, 1906. n. SHERBURNE
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LOST BAGGAGE.

vINHE Northwestern Express Company have just CON-
l. pleted an arrangement by which they viii be
bled to find all baggage lost West Of Detroit We shall
receive semmonty reports from the Western Railroad
Association, of all Baggage unclaimed unknown,
any of the pepots west of that point Fer particulars
inquire at our Office, on the Leyee,
J. G. BURBANK & CO.,
St. Paul. December Is. ISL .dawtf
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n. r. sLAUGHTER,
Dealer i'm Real Estate,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
OFFICE THIRD Sr BET CEDAR AND MfxSEsorA.
kW Lands Bought and Sold throughout the Territory,
Money Loaned Investments made, Taxes Paid for non
ras;derts octoS-daw
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PRIVATE MEDICAL vRE.TrsEg

IN THE PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE
~ by w. b. l. cRoIx, ". D., Albany, Kew YORK. $50
naseS ana 90 Fi'e ram and poored Autographs and
Plates, soa free of postage all parts of The Cpo,
GuEAREST- nNalK IL. In y,
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y. LANGLEY
LIVERY AND SALE a5a.sssE.s!.

LIVERY AND SALE 95TassEs!
sv--,..u THE lerSi-e ha} ii,g finished their
yizS.. fSi spacious stone stable Seventh street
opposite the Fuller oij-e and having
SsSSsxfL:gzH removed their LIZ cry stoci Fourth
AL street, with large additions in the way of
fine Carriages, ard I,lg.ys, open and top
Sleghs open and covered prepared to accomo-
date their friends and the pac generally with everything
in the Livery line. Parties BE- Accommodated at all
times with the finest turn outs in tie city, Particular
care viii be given to private boarding lorses Gentle
men that wish good Stable fns tiei. horses can
now be accommodated. LANGLEY < Gales
fcrr;cr: VI. II Langley Co.
ST. PAUL, Dec. 18th .5j
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LYMAN G. DAYTON.
Dcaler lHa Real Estate,
AND LAND WARRANT LOCATER
OFFICE THE JUNCTION OF ST. ANTHONY AND THIRD srs
Gear the Post Ofice)
Saint Paul. Minnesota.

REFERENCES;
New YoRg.-Messrs. Dantort, Wright & Co. /; Richard
ii. Johnston, Esq.
PnHADELPHIA.-Mtclell Allen; Charles Childs, Esq.
NEW ORLEASS.-Messrs. Brown, Johnson & Co.
CINCINNATI.-lfon Edward Woodouf William Wood
ruff Esq.
PITrsBURGT.-Messrs. Mason & Co.
PRoTDEsca.-Natlan Mason Esq, John L. Noyes, Esq
CHIcAGO.-George y. Armstrong Esq,
ST. LoUis-John II. Rankin, Esq, Otis West. Esq.
GALENA.-B. H. Campbell, Esq. ;SCapt. Orrin Smith.
M!NNEsOTA.-GOy. W. 4. German, Elk Gov. Alexander
Ramsey Hon. II. NJ. Rice, Messrs. Borup OaEes Mac
kullu & Edgerton.
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DISSOLUTION.

oT!CE is hereby given that the Co-Partnership here
toore existing between the undersigned, in the
Dary business, under the firm of Hastings Brainard
is TINS day dissolved. The undersigned, Horace j. Brain
firm. q UASTINCS
H. j. BRAINARD
October 81, 1856 oct25- waw
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Illustrating the anatomy physiology ana djseae -
reproductive organs Of boh scxes, To cir s.uctuss .cs
and functions. popular and ccprcnc nsive ire IN
the duties and casualties CT single AID narriedc
pr and fruitful alliances, mode OF securing them--infe
tous and nfertc oues-tieir Obviation ard REMOVABLE
important hints to those contemplating
will overcome objections it; none. however shouId
take this important step without rstconsn;ings poocs
commentaries the diseases and medical treatment ~
females, from infancy old age, case grabican
Illustrated by plates nervous De
bity, its by process at once so sirn,e
safe anc eftctla that failure is impossible rules Ter
ally management an essay on Spermstorrhua win
practical observations safer more successfn
mode CT treatment precautionary hints on the Lar lv
sultng from empirical practice essay On all disease
arts ng from iniscretion, with plain simple rules
which ali persons can themselves without mercury
--renedes for those self-nIicted mseries and d,san
pointed hopes SO unfortunately prevalent in the
IL Us truthful adviser the married ana those contrn
plating marriage Its perusal is parti, uarly recon-,
eded to persons entertaining doubts OF their
physca condition, and who conscious having baz
arded the heah happiness and PRIVILEGES to which evf
rs human being is enttedto. Price 25 cents per cow
or copies TO- one dollar. Maeafree of postage n
any part OF the United States.
N. B.-Those who prefer may consult Dr. LA CRoix
upon any OF the diseases upon which Ills book treats
etner personally or by mail HIS medcines often cure
IN te snort srace Of six days. and cOmepetev ana n
ey esaolcae all traces Of those disorders which CO.
paa ana cu0e6s have SO ong been thought an
70 the ruin OF tie health of the patient His s.Frepc
secret Us The treat continental remedy for that class
usorotrs, whc@ unfortunately physicians with
hrrcury TO the irretrievabe destruction Of the naen
constitution, and which all the I'm the world
cannot cure. ~
Dr: la CROlX'S medicines free from all Miner
al poiss anu PM UP in neat and compact from which
can De sent by Express Mail, and may be taken In
poc OF private house, or while travelling without
posse 70 the most intimate friend mate. OF
hihnrancc from business study, and no nlporart
chanee IN the diet is necessary. Medicines sent TO any
part OF Inc brion according directions, safely and
earefo,iy secured from observation. Ofice removed
from NO. % Beaver street, to 81, Maiden Lane. near
hfoadwav. Albany, New York. FEB oS. 1876 Iyw
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Pioneer Foundry and Machine Shop

(tORNER of Fifth and Pike Streets, st. Paul, NJ T.
" This establishment Formerly the st. Paul Iron and
Brass Foundry has been greatly enlarged, and
peDse has been spared to furnish it with New and Spleen
did Machinery, First Glass Pattern Makers and Mach;-
lists We prepared to build portable and stationary
plete, Gate and Mulay Saw Mills various styles. Having
large assortment of Patterns furnish all kinds
of Mill Gearing Shafting Spndles Water Wheels Saw
Mill Cranks, Building Columns, Window Caps and Sills,
Sash Weights Sleigh Shoes, and every variety of Cast
ings in Iron and Brass. Cocks and Valves Babbi:
Metal &C., Constantly hand Machine Forging, Pat
tern Making Iron Turning and Fitting of all kinds
promptly and neatly executed Orders, visits
pondence respectfully solicited in regard work
chinery Address, F. GILMAN, Proprietor st. Paul
Steam Engine Works, ST. Paul, NJ. Il. noy1S-aawtf
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TAKEN UP.

4 IN the LIST OF September, two miles and half from
" ST. Paul, two MICH COWS. The 1wner is request
ed to come forward, prove property, and take them
away, lOc25-w4w) H. J. BRAINARD
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TAKEN UP.

X the subscriber, pair Of OXEN--one dark red
- the other spotted and marked II. G. on the horns
owner can have them by paying the charges thereon
novIt-wIm JOSEPH ULLMANN
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CHEESE! CHEESE!!

QOOO LBS. Choice Western Reserve CHEESE, lust
- received from the Dairy, an No. article and for
sale oy lsep3o) B. F. IRVINE, Upper Town.
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j. M. CHAPLIN.

DRODCCE DEALER, Robert Street, between Fourth
and Fifth has on hand and for sale an extra article
of FAMILY FLOUR, from Of the best BILLS in the
Vest and from the best Of Winter Wheat Also com
mon brands of Flour, Oats, Corn Corn Neal Buckwheat
Flour, &c. deg dam
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TRUMAN M. SMITH,
Banker and Dealer in Real Estate,
SAINT PAUL. .. MINNESOTA.
Exchange bought and Sold Interest allowed on time
Deposits Particular attention paid to the purchase and
sale of Real Estate, Looming Money, Locating Land War
rants Payment of Taxes, &c. Jaw
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NOTICE go CAPITALISTS,

NOTICE E'O CAPITALISTS.
GREATEST BARGAINS IN LAND EVER OFFERED
IN SAINT PAUL.!
The following pieces Of Real Estate will he sold at
TWENTY PER CENT. BELOW THE MARKET PRICES.
5000 of Land in different parts of the Territory
at from 81 to S25 per
1900 acres adjoining the City of st. Paul. Minnesota.
5000 acres adjoining the City of Superior, Wisconsin.
1880 acres adjoining the City of Bayfield,, Wisconsin.
$50 Blocks in the Town of Dayton, Minnesota, situated
al the Junction of Crow and Mississippi Rivers.
$3.50 Lots in the City Of aayfe.l, situated Lake Su
perior, Wisconsin. "
450 Lots in Dayton Cahoo,s Addition to the City of
Hastings, Minnesota.
GOO Lots on Daytons Bluff, st. Paul.
1GQ Lots in Dayton Irynes Addition to st. Paul.
los . acre Lots in l.. Dayton's Addition to st. Pau.
IS Lots in Dayton & Warren's Addition to st. Paul.
80 Lots in Dayton & Fullers l.. c. Daytons Second
Addition to St. Paul.
IS Lots in various pofiions OF the City of ST. Paul.
improved and unimproyed.
Warehouse, Store and Ten Lots at the Upper Levee,
St. Paul.
The above land and Lots viii be sold at very low rates
and in quantities to suit purchasers.
A LARGE ADVANCE GUARANTEED
LAND WARRANTS located upon important Railroad
routes in Minnesota and Wisconsin, which will increase
in value from 80 to 200 per cent yearly.
Loans Negotiated fog capitalists yielding from 80 to Sc
per cent? upon unexcepti pnbe real estate security.
Information always given with pleasure 70 strangers in
relation to lands in the Territory. oct22,daw
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TEAMS! TEAMS! TEAMS,

ME have Ten good Teams which will hire to go to
W any par. Of the Territory to carry goods wares
also Carriages will take passengers in any direction or
disadvantages lowat the Livery and Sale Stables of
" Il LANGLEY 4 %
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MARSHALL e. CO..

bankers and Exchange Brokers, corner Third and
ID ~Cedar streets, st. PauWll receive deposits, buy
and sell exchange deal in Land Warrants, and Loan
money, and make investments for residents.
REFER To-C II. Rogers & Co., SO Wall street, New
York; Keen Taylor, 101 Walnut street, Philadelphia;
n Holmes Sons, Pittsburgh; Bank of Missouri and
Darby and Barksdae, ST. Louis; Kinney, Espy Co.,
Cincinnati; Marine Bank Chicago; n. Corwitn & Co.,
Galena; Flagg Savage, Quincy, III. aug IA daMtf
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TO PRE-ENIPTORS!
l AND WARRANTS for sale on time at low rates, by
- SPENCER d LANGFORD
noy22-davtf few doors above the Post Office
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RBCH,S SALAMANDER SAFES.
JYTLDER'S PATENT.

TAKEN UP,
DY TIE SUBSCRIBER, on Saturday the 21s, Of De-
II cember, at his residence, Fort street, a RED
cow ten or twelve years old. The owner of said Cow
lie requested to prove property pay charges, take
hsr away. (dec27-w4t*) EDWARD PIyLEY
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II. LINZ.

II. LINZ.
IMPORTER, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In WINES
LIQUORS and CIGARS, st. Anthony Street. Saint
Paul, Minnesota offers for sale
BRANDY:
W pipes Humphrey, 1850, G1s pipes Alex. Segnete,
So pipes United Proprietor 5 bbls Peach,
~ pipes O;ard, Dupuy Go IL bbls Cherry
81 pipes I. 7. Dupuy, 30 bbls. New York.
WHISKY, RUM, &c.
100 bbls. Rect st. Louis, Gbbls New York Gin
% bbls. Monongaiela, pipe Schapps
25 bbls. Rye 50 boxes Schnapps
bbls. Old Bourbon, 25 boxes Curacao
puncheon Irish, II boxes Warashino
puncheon Scotch, 12 boxes Arrac'
bbis. ST. Croix Rum, so boxes different kinds of
bbls. Jamaica Rum, Cord;als
WINES:
2o boxes Forester % boxes Gruenzinger,
% boxes Aiersteiner, % boxes Nussberger.
so boxes Haut Sautern, rs baskets Heidsjck Cbanp
20 boxes Vilangi, 80 baskets Mumm
% boxes Egr Superior, casks Sherry
70 boxes Meszmelgi, casks Burgundy Port
CIGARS, 100000 different kinds, fsom s0 to $50 per
thousand Sardines, Playing Cards, &c, dc1-dIwaw4w
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ESTRAT COW.

AME to the enclosure Of the Subscriber residing in
~ St. Paul, Fort Street, about three quarters Of
mile above the Wnslow House, about the 18th of Noyem
ber SMALL block Cow, with white star in her forehead
and having branded on her left horn the letters e. or
L. Z. The owner Is requested to come forward prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
Deco-W4w7 EDWARD PICKSLEY
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CHARLES e, MAYO & CO.,

SUCCESSORS TO F. S. NEWELL. Wholesale and Re-
tail Dealers in Hardware and Cutlery Manufacturers
of and Dealers in Stoves and Tin Ware, Third street,
between Minnesota and Robert streets, st. Paul, Min
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H. X. THRILL & son

FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Uppe
Landing, Red Wing, Minnesota We have our larg
New Warehouse completed, and are now prepared
attend promptly to all business entrusted to us upo
the most liberia al terms. ag4tf
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and Con-
MISSIONER OF DEEDS for Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois,
Indiana. Kentucky and Missouri. Office Third St.
opposite Stees Hunts. ST. Paul. je13-d1y
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STEES 4 HUNT,

UNDERTAKES, corner Third and Minnesota streets,
Saint Paul, Minnesota. Punctual attendance given in
this line of business at all hours upon the most
sonabie terms We have received full stock of Me-
tallic Burial cases, to which would invite public
0tto
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HOLMES, PAYTE & BUECHNER,

GENERAL LAND AGENTS, and Dealers in Real Estate,
Civil Engineers Surveyors, photographers Draughts
men. Particular attention paid to the selection Of
lands and locating of Land Warrants. Office
Marshalls Bank, Third Street. nov3
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Il-l q. @, A. yUHNsOy
WELLMAN A. JOHNSON.

WEALMAN &c JOHNSON3 9b.
CIVIL ENGINEERS, Saint Paul, Minnesota All kinds
Of Surveying, Mapping &C., executed to order Office
In Armstrong; Building, a few doors above the Post
Office. We are also agents for Messrs w. & L. 4.
Gurley, instrument Makers, Troy, New York, and
furnish instruments Of the first quality at lower rates
than they can be obtained any where else 10 the Terri
tory. Specimens of them may he seen at our Office.
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MARTIN DREW,
MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS and qualities of
SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, VALIsEs, WHIPS, FLY
NETS &C., also. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. All kinds Of
repairing in his line done in the shortest possible time
Third street, between Minnesota and Robert Streets
st. Paul. Minnesota Territory. t'
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MURRAY a. WELLES.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, St. Paul
Minnesota VIII attend promptly to all business en-
trusted to them will pay special attention to the To-
cation of Land Warrants, the payment of Taxes the
examination of Titles, and the Investment of Money
H- X. WELLEs, Commissioner of Deeds for Connec-
ticut and Agent of St Paul Fire Insurance Company
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ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORs AT LAW. Office
on St. Anthony Street, the Post Office Saint Paul,
Minnesota. iyI2
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greatest abilities to subduo his fellow-citi-
zens, with whom it would have been
much greater honor to havo been able to
live on terms of equality, he fell the heighth
Of his security, a sacrifice to their just in
dignation; a striking example of what the
arrogant havo to fear in trifiing with the
feelings of free people, and at the same
time lesson Of jealousy and Of cruelty to
tyrants, or an admonition not to spare, in
the exercise of their power, those whom
they may have insulted by usurping it.
When tho body lay brcathlcss on the
ground Cassius called out, that there lay
the worst Of men. Brutus called upon the
senate to judge of the transaction which
had passed before them, and was proceed
ing to state the motives Of those who were
concerned in it, when the members, who
had for n moment stood in silent amaze
mcnt, rose on a sudden, and began to
separate in great CONSERVATION. All those
who had come to the senate in tho train Of
Caesar, his lictors, the ordinary officers Of
state, citizens, and foreigners, with many
servants and dependents of every sort, had
been instantly seized with panic; and rs
if the swords Of the conspirators were drawn
against themselves, had rushed into the
streets, and carried terror and confusion
wherever they went. The senators them
selves now followed. No man had presence
Of mind to give any account of what had
happened, but repeated the cry that was
usual on great alarms for all persons to
withdraw, and to shut up their habitations
and shops. This cry was communicated
from one to another in the streets. The
people, imagining that general massacre
was somewhere begun, shut up, and barred
all their doors rs in tho dead of night, and
every one prepared to defend his own habi-
tation.
Anthony, upon the first alarm. had
changed his dress, and retired to a place of
safety. lie believed that the conspirators
must have intended to take his life, together
with that of Caesar; and he fled in tho ap-
prehension of being instantly pursued.
Lepidus repaired to the suburbs, where
the legion he commanded was -quartered;
and uncertain whether Casar's death was
tho act of the whole senate, or of a private
party, waited for an explanation, or an
order from Tho surviving consul, to de-
terminc in what manner he should act. In
these circumstances general pause, and
an interval of suspense and silence took
place over the whole city.
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YOUNG GENIUS.

MIR. DiSracli has IN his Conlngsby, this
stricking passage: "Genius, when young,
is divine. Why, the greatest captains of
ancient and modern times both conquered
Italy at twenty-five! Youth, extreme youth,
overthrew the Persian empire" Don John
of Austria Won Lopanto at twenty five
the greatest battle of modern time; had it
not been for the jealousy of Philip, the
next year he would have been Emperor of
Mauritani. CASTOR do Folk was only twen-
ty-two when he stood victor en- the plains
of Ravenna. Every one remembers Conde
and Rocroy at the samo age. Gustavus
Adolphus died at thirty-eight. Look at
his captains-tbat wonderful Duke of Wei
mar, only thirty-six when he died. Baner
himself, after all his miracles, died at forty
five.-Cortez was little more than thirty
when he gaze upon tho golden cupolas of
Mexico. When Maurice of Saxony died
at thirty-two, all Europe acknowledged the
loss of the greatest captain and the pro-
foundest statesman Of the age. Then thcre
is Nelson and Give; but these are warri-
ors, and perhaps you may think there are
greater things than war. I do not. I
worship the Lord Of Hosts. But take the
most ilustrious achievements of civil rru.
dence. Innocent III, the greatest of the
popes, was the dcspot of Christcndom at
thirty-seven. John de Medici was cardi.
nal at fifteen, and, Guicciardini tells us,
buflled with his craft Ferdinand do Aragon
himself. Ho was Pope as Leo x at thirty
seven. Takc Ignatius Layola and John
Wesley; they worked with young brains.
Ignatius was only thirty when he mado his
pilgrimage, and wrote the Spiritual Excrci-
ses. Pascal 0he greatest of Frencbmen)
wrote great work at sixteen. and died at
thirty-seven. All, that fatal thirty.seven
which reminds me Of Byron-greater even
asa man than writer. Was it experience
that guided the pencil of Raphael when he
painted tho palaces Of Romea He died at
thirty-seven. Richelieu was Secretary of
State at thirty one. Well, then, there are
Bo!ingbroke and Pitt, both ministers before
other men leave off cricket. Grotius was
IN practice at seventeen, and attorney gen
eral at twenty-fours And Acquaviva-Ac-
quaviva was General of the Jesuits, ruled.
every cabinet in Europe, and colonised;
America, before he was thirty seven. -
What career! the secret sway Of Europe
That was indeed q positioni But it is
needless to multipy instances. The history
of heroes is the history of youth."
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Don't Drink Brandy.-Portsrs Spirit Of
Times warns sthe good people Of New York,
who occasionally take little !" for the
ston,ach's sake" not TO drink braudy, or
rather the red liquid which j. handed ont
to them at tavern counters, under that
name. The editor says, it Is we'll known
fact that there is scsscely sbas room in
that city, however extensive, ategapt or
pretsnsious, that contains q drop Of the
genuine article. Indeed, very little oft
comes into The country from France, and
what does coppe, commspds an almost
fabulous psies- price % gresh atany rate,
10 to, exclude II sluest entallsiy ffom the
retail trade. ~: =. 9sssTsf -
saids3 jstaaa sth to]hs saother,
4 do The lien wsnt to get married . s,seh-
as tEelssmAn Do Z. 8 Pshaw, saltA what
ass yos Salkhg aboata a4sa shy, M, M ~
oms Mn came hsts ass aixars IN r
abst ssss;sa nss1sis lRs = & i
x4Hgs Bsss .sgr ~ ii e 20
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Ata political meeting an orator noun
ted brandy eask and opened his speech
by exclaiming, 81 stand upon the platform
of my paryr 2 ~ NJ
The advice given by an Irishm,an 10 bis
Englisk friend, on introducing him 10 a
regular Tipperary row, was was - WbeFsver
you see bead, LjtiL" !,