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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

DFNN NSYLV' IA RAILROAD
l. The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting th. Allan
tic Cities with Western Nor' Western and South V-sern
sats by contnuou. RAILWAY r. I This Road also connects
a. Psbush with daily lines S amers to oil ports on the
Western Rivers and Cleveland and Sandusty with the
steamers ports the Nor.bWestern Lskessk the
direct cs reliable By which SREl0HT
b. forwarded 20 and from the Great West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAss -Boots Shoes Hats and Caps Books ooo,
Scses and b.e,i Fesisr. SpS., pIns IN 40
SECOND Class poule site sheeting shirtinF aud
Ticking In original ba-s) Drug lin oasssh 75certsH
Leather On rolls ard boxes) Wool and Sheep 100 10.
Yefs Eastward Sc..............................J
THIRD CIAss-Anyi Hardware, Steel Caaius I'm )ss..n.
casks Hemp, Bacon and Pork. sslted oose In ro N
tscks). Tobacco msnufd, except Cigars or Cut, kc.
fOuRTB CLiss-cofee. Fish, Baron, Beef and
boxes Eastward Lard aud Lard 20 oens.
Oil, Nails Soda Ash, German Clay, Tar, Pitch, 100 D.
FLouR- y BIZ. until further notice.
GRAN- T. 100 n untl further nothe.
CsTToS- bale, not exceeding 500 ID weight, ana t.rthe,
notice
In shPpins goods rom any or' east of
Goods consigned Of this kosd Pnusiephi,
Pi,.sbursh vii he Forwarded without detention.
FREIeHr AG.Ss-Hsrris, Worm~y Co., Memphis Tenn.
r. =. sass L Co 81. Loui' o. oR-iy Co, ESsnsvile
Ind Dume.u Bell Co, and Carrr Jewett Lousvile
Ky; 9. c. Meldum, Madison, Ind; W. Brown Co. sad
Obio Leeob Co.. No 81 kilbyt Boston Ie-cb Co No.
A.or House NJ /. York and No South william ST., He.
Yorks 4. J. sneder Phiadepnisi Mssrsw 4 hoonh hAn
more; d A Stewart, PittsbnrEh ,,,.,
II. H. HOU SrOS. General Frei-ht Aren't rhipsAeipniA
IA SCOTT. supc crut-ndspt. AtooDA IA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

~ Connecting 4. S,w HAMPTON win iAe Dehsnr, Lsts-
Valley Railroad. f..
FALL AaRLNGEMENT. commencing October ! lsss-
Leave NewYotk for Ession sd nereate places tom Pier
NJ North River at II ~, i. H. AID p Il Tot So1eT'
VI = BY sooNs trains and AZ p a. .
jersey Rbotd N-wycrt from n. 700. ef Court.
hnaist, si Z. ard 4. m lno siJ ,. IN 49, -
fia-ar,r, or the D,awar L.kEwanns And Western Rail.
road M "a Va ouly For Lhieh Valley Railroad d:
u q n. ALd Y L. JOHN U. STERaS, Sppe rDteDdsnt-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
". c. CKKAMfs, Secretary,
No. 81 Pin--st.. ". Z.

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT aud FALL RINER-The 'p'esd,a and superior
steamer BAY STATE Capt Jewet- lesves Nsw-York every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and sATl RDAf a. O'clock ?. m.
ard tie EMPIRE STATE, Capt BnytOn MONDAY
WEDNESDAY ard FRIDAY, s. o'clock m, from Pisr No.
SNR.
Hereafter vii he REGARDED secured to sny sfpi
can't until tie same shsl. have been paid for.
Fisni Boston frT aided tou. VIII rres, dispatch BY
Al Express Freight Traiu.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
NyO BOSTON TRAVELERS-COMFO and

Il sAFETY-Tbe public are Informed that the Ola Colony
id Yal River Railroad Company have sached 70 the Pes.en-
ssr.ssIs of their road CREAMER8 PATENT BRAKE OPE-
kATOR Th invention ssesdy in many OF the oea
Of this country promotes degree OF scany 70
us property possible without t. Railroad Managers who
.e avail Themselves Of every Improvement fo the safety
II M requested 70 examine th Every day, obsevaron
provs, most ,pp Of the braass b.
hAnd ~hle Is be or ordinary plrPose
% In the presence of danger This CompsayV fcrns
eso Machines for all the Of any ROAD AID vfAnt them
u 9. R. r. CAR BRAKE 90.
". C.. CKKAnrs, Secretary
No. 81 Pinr-st-, ~ u.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
6tramboats an6 RAILROADS..

HOLIDAY EXCURSION between NEW
IL YORK and PHILADELPHIA fare 81 Elcur'ion
Totes viii be sod for ell the FRIDAY Dec ST. snd
SA1URDAY jan J. 1851 10 sra from Ph.de phis for New
Yeais Hodsy) return Monday, Jan by shy Of
the sns of tha. dsy. Fare from Nvsk to Philadelphia and
r.turn - 80. NEWARK snd NkW-NORk -Ar .xHa rain
VIII cave New-york foI Newark FRIDAY Dec 81 at 30
n m and on MONDAY 6t s41s Extra trains will also
leave Nswa,k for New YORK MONDAY, jan At % g. -
and $3.50 A. H.. Exclusion Tickets and Extra Acconmotsons
70 sod from NewYork, Newark, tz,teth, Railway, New
BrunsWck Mstonc also provided fr tie st of Jsuuay
AS bill commencing the Sst OctehsI
J. ". WOODRUFF, Afsi,;an, Supi. n. }. R r.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
rT'IE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STQNING-

N'IIE REGULAR MAIL LINE VIA SIVNING-
J. TON for BOSTON Ard PRovIDESCE.-Inlsnd Route
the aosst and most oirsc: csryinf the EAIsn Mall
Thc steamers PLYMOUTH ROCk, Cap Joel Stone AID
COMMODORE, CAp.- ". ii Frs-' in connection with tse
sTON ~ rOS and PROVIDENCE and 8OSrON sad
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS.. lesviss NcwY daily isun-
DAYS e,cePted from Pier No. North River dss wharf above
Bate place a. oocs and S.oriI gtor 81 $50 m
the anya Of tie Nal 1Isn which leaves Boston ss
$40 y. m.
The COMMODORE, hom rew.Yc,k. Monday "Wednesday
and Frosy from stopi1sor, soay. Thgut.y and Saturday
The PLSAoUTH ROCK, IRON Scw-yort. fue.isy, Thurs
d,y Al Saturday hom St0r.nson, Monday Welaestay AAA
bnosy.
P.s.rsr proceed fror ston,nSct Pr railroad Prov
dcDc. and s,ou in Express Mall Tan reaching sad
.os IL advance of those b. other routes IL time
to a. the ea,iy uorcs Ines acotnr Sor,a and East
P...rrer, thr. presr ref bos5 the st-s~r enjoy
uudisscrheo, bIe AAsst des sad leave stons
Ion tie q m. .rain.
accompanies ne steamer aai Tslr tarouSh
each w&y. -,
,,.,Srrr or !, tn Fresh, Oe, Pier No sNOr River OF st
lie "A &c, No. 10 6l.ery-pisoo. Nov - lsao-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
6oussbolo articles.

H'HE ELLIPTIC SPRING BED.-This ia the
most durable oou rt1o suo rDemicsl SPRING BED in
e1renc.. Cal and IL ct No. S72 Broaiwsy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

CTEAM to LIVERPOOL, LONDON. GLAS-
~ COW, DUELIN BELFAST .nd LONDONDERRY, and
ali the principal Towns Of ENGLAND sJd IRELAND caTy
ing the United States Mail ys LIEkRPOO delay 5.
greatly reduced raes.-The LIVERPOOL, NEN-1ORk and
PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANYS splendid
Clyde stesmshp Intended TO sail follow:
CITY of WASHINGTON ....SATURDAY, Jan. -
AT II O'Clock noon. from Pier no "a North River.
Passengers will fno tns tine speedy ard safe route 10 he
Continent
PASSAGE.
Csbu from Eew-York snd Phladelphia @D
Third class from NewYoIk Any Of the places 50
RI svaable for six months 90
Passengers forwarded to Hsvre, Paris Hamburg Bremen
Antwerp and all rsrts of the Continent without delay
EoTICETbete provided with every requisite
the imeose extinction Of fire. aud the s.Ictest dis
cipln. Is enforced with regard 20 the OF fshts
For freight passage tppy al the office Of the Company
JOHN O. DALE, No Is Broadway, New York, Agent
In Liverpool TO WIN. INN AN, Tower Buildings.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
Wrprerlee. Droplslons, e!
Offan Cleaners, sc.

LvRST EXTREME CLIPPER TO SAIL
i ROSS FALCONsR Cos LINE for San IRAN
CISCO.-Tbe famous pperstp HURRICANE, Capt sher:
man will receive freight or three four days this week Until
fun st Pier No. 10 East River (Mslen sIsh Apply 70
ROSS, FALCONER a Co, No. 80 Pine st. COZ. W iisn
Agents 81 San Francisco, hsssrs. d. L. ROSS Co.
Colaciinns mace in CalifoIIia apl Oregon.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

CTEAM TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, BEL
~ FAST, DUBLIN ana LONDONDERRY without dslsy, er
$50 Return tickets of pisces good for six
months by sDy )f the line. 40
EDlNBURGH. CAPT. Cumming WEDNESDAY, Dec 2-noon
GLASGOW Capt Tbop pson SAT- R0AY, Jan. 22-no0n
RATES OF PAssAGg-Csbin, SIS; tord clsss, found with
cooked provisions $50 For freight passage, apply
EO3ERr CRAIG, No. II Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
4 TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVT-

4 TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI-
IN CATION CONPANYS NETWORK AND GALWAY
rext departure from ewYot will be the
ship PACIFIC Capt nicholson, SATURDAY the 9th Of
Jsnusrt neyt sad the ClkCAsSiAN Capt Geo VIM Jsekon
THURSDAY the 9th cf January touching ST. Johns
receive the royal malls Prices d passage; First class
second stO third $50 including free tickets 20 all the
principal cities railway routes in Gr Britain. Third class
must provide plate knife fork &c aud bsdns Passage to
sese 1uie American Express Com oapy No. 81 Hudson
~ Ss third ca: ha n- ooe. in the interior Ps"ase
brig % rse from o. the principal cities the THE:
raxay ia Great Britain for t3f Om Galway sor $50. The
PRINCE ALBERT will sail from .Tay Jsnusrv
AMERICAN EXPREJS COMPANY.
ALIEN. HOLLAND, MansseY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

EOR SAVANNAH and TLORlDA.-U. 8.
Il MAIL LINE The f,yori'e steamship FLORIDA, Capt
Isaac Crowen viii leave SATURDAY, January 1852 a.
o. No. Pier No North River. Through tckets given 20
Montgomery, Columbus Atlanta Albany and Macon Bills Of
udpg s.Ied only bosrd Fo- freight sppy to
sAM'L T.. MITCHELL SON No IS Broadway
LNOR SAVANNAH and dFLORIDA.-The Amer
can A:snuc steamship Co aud 6ntclsss
Steam shp MONTGOMERY. - Commander ~iu leave pier
No ~ North River SATURDAY Jan I, lso at o'cloch
Pm Irees.y osea S nw ssss. So So Mobile
eS5 MONTGOMERY taS Albany, o.. ssi Atlanta sad Conm
ba S2S Macon Augusta Sa also TO principal points
IN Florida Freight lOc foot and Proportion
ate rstes Insurance oue.hal Per cent. ApPlyto
H. T. CROMWELL Co. No. s Wes.-st
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

ssIE oF A sLAyTr-
TIE tNk Syria, recently condemned G Key West
for pens engaged IN tas slave trade sold Dec. so
with sails, zig <us, boats Sc, for 1885, BY A. I.
4, ESQ, Of Key west, who viii use her Tor the gene
raj reg h,py bU-iress.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-25
Sglgo TgD POE TRY.
Presentiment.

BY rAuL IL. HAYNB.
Over hcr face so tender and meek,
The light of prophecy lies.
That silvcred tho red of tho rose on her
check.
And clastcncd the thought in her cyss.
Beautiful eyes with inward glance
To the spirits mystical deep!
Lost in the languid CLEAN of trance.
More solemn and suintly than sleep
1t hints of a world which is alien and dim,
0fa nature that hoycrs between
The discordof eartl, aud the seraphim's hymn,
On the verge of the spectral-unsccn;
And forever and ever shc seems to hear
The voice OF charmcr implorc,
"Come! enter the life that is noble and clear;
Come, grow to my Heart once more
And forever and ever she mutcly turns,
From mortal lovers sighs
and fainter the red of the rose flush burns,
And deeper the thought i'll here eyes.
Tho seeds are warm of The churchyard flowers,
That shall blossom about her rest
And a bird that shall sing by the old church
towers
Is already ncdgcd in its nest.
And so when blindcr summer shall smile
On some eve of soft july
We viii lend to the dust her beauty awhile
Meath the hush of moonlcss sky.
And later STILL shall tho clnlrchyard flower
CLEAN nigh with white increase,
And n bird outpour by the old church towers,
plaintive poem OF peace.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-25
PICEENs COURT HOUSE, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER o. 1853
and see nothing at all.

and sec nothing at all
ooh come to the mountains,
They've stood through all time;
Have heard ages death told,
And great changes chime.
They toll you long stories
or earth when twas Young,
And legends unchronic.ed
BY history's tongue.
CAPT. CHAw."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-25

a MAN greatly in debt, on his deatl.b bed
said to his fricuds I" only wish to live
till have poid my debts" His friends
commended the motive of his prayer, and
the sick man in low tone proccedcdi !
I" And if Heaven would grant nc this favor
] know my lilo would be very long indeed" )"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02
Walkers E,pediu," not to br Md lied

NEw YORK, Nov I9-The Tines says
that il il now considered certain by the
friends of Walker. that his expedition will
no, be interfered with by either the United
States or English governments. From CIR
tain instructions sent TO the collector OF the
port OF Mobile, Walker IS sure no d faculties
will be encountered there.
The Herald correspondent says, on IN.
doubted authority, that the British Nsvai
officers 10 the Carribear Sea, will not inter
fere with Walker at sea, bot they are 10
stsucted TO capture him On land, II in Me-
quito Territory. The ofIicer- will act gnder
authority OF the protec'ora,e, and # on the
soil Of Nicaragua or Costa Rca, upon az
invitation from the governments Of ,bose
States.
MoBiLE, Nov. l8--Gen. Walkers az.
rang, nents are 20 far perfected, that il is
announced that the FIRST cargo of emIgran,s
for Nicaragus, will leave this por, on sat.
uriay. A large nImber Of persons Who
have joined the expedition, are collected
bere, IN readiness for importation.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

EMERSON gives US the FIRST census we have
liver seen Of English uppertendom. He says
A multitude OF English educated at the
Universities, bred into their society with
manners, ability, and the gifts Of fortune,
are every day confronting the peers on u
footing Of equality, and outstripping them
so often in the race for honor and influence.
That cultivated class is large and ever en-.
larging. II IS ADMITTED that ruth titles aud
uthom there are sep.nfy thousand Of these
people coming and gong ~ London, pho
make up rhai rs called high society. They
cannot shut their eyes to the fact that an
untitled nobility possess oil the power with
out the Inconvenience that belong to rank,
and the rich Englishmcn goes over the world
at the present day, drawing moe than all
the advantages which thu strongest OF bis
kings could command.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

Cart. SAN. WnIrINa delivered lecture
at Dubuque, on Friday last, which is high.
y spoken Of by the Herald. The subject Of
the discourse was the Polar Regions. The
Herald says
The Capt 10 not only an able writer, but q
very forcible and pleasing speaker, and the
scenes Of the Arctic regions SO full Of romance,
terror and danger, are portrayed by a master
hand, and made to appear life like before the
audience. The scenery Of tn Arctic regions.
the adventures, perils aud escapes, are full Of
interest. The personal description Of those
singular nomads, the Esquimaux, are truthful
and true. Their singular habits and msnners
are also well and humorously vet forth. His
descriptions Of the Esquimaux bellies, show
plainly that he is judge and impartial define
Ator OF the female sex IN any sphere or nation.
The Capt. delivers q series Of lectures at Chi
ago, Buffalo, and other eastern places, and we
assure cur eastern trends that he 10 deserving
Of full houses and high appreciation by them,
and hope they will favor him with both.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02
A Terrible Ga In nifty,

A terrible calamity has occurred in Eng
land, at Bedford, Yorkshire, extending 70
many neighboring villages. A lozenge
maker had sent to drug store for twelve
pounds Of" terra album,"o or "daft," (which
is in fact simply plaster Of Paris or suphate
Of lime, and forms, it seems, the body Of
cheap lozenges,) and the druggists clerk had
given in lieu Of it, twelve pounds of arsenic.
At the latest accounts about twenty per-
sons, chiefly children, had died from eating
the lozenges, about one hundred and eighty
Others were sick, some probably fatally, and
the mischief was still spreading, though a
large quantity Of the poisoned sweetmca,s
had been recovered. The Manchester
Guardian has report Of the partial invcs
tigation made into the matter, from which
we take the following
Mr.. Felix NJ. Huntington, analytical
chemist, who was requested by Mr.. Bell and
DR.. Bronner, TO analyze ono or more OF the
lozenges, (many OF which bad been received of
various patients) said that he had done go
but did not at the same time estimate the
exact quantity Of arsenic contained 10 each,
and no orders to that effect Each Of the
lozeDges. however, he ascertained to contain
nine grains OF arsenic, one half Of which
was IA ample dose for any adult Az
grains OF arsenic was generally considered a
poisonous dose.
james Appleton, Mr.. Meals working
coDfcctionir, stated his having received the
papers containing the asenc, and told how
be made il up with gum, sugar and mint,
into what, when dried, made 40 lbs OF loz.
enges, which had been ordered by Hard.
aker, 1.-THE man who vended them and
which contained more :" daft owing to the
lowness OF the price.
Joseph Neal was afterwards called upon
and put through a severe examination, in
which be confessed the liberal use of p" dat 4"
10 making the lower qualities Of spices
lie fenced deliberately with several Of the
questions, and some Of his statements ap-
pcared in some respects to contradict each
other. Nothing however, was elected to
criminate him in any respect.
The druggist aud his c.erk was both ar
rested.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

TIE MA0pALENE.

tnb aAooASsre-
softly!
She 10 lying
With hei lips apart,
Softly!
She 10 dying
OF . broken heart.
Whisper !
She 10 going
To her final rest,
Whisper!
Life IL growing
Dim within her breast.
Gently!
She Is sieep,ng.
She has breAthed her last.
Gently!
While you are weeping.
She TO heaven has passed.
tCharies q. Kastasoe,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02
UTATE OF MINNESOTA. DISTRICT

~ tour. hiith judicial Dsitic. fst,b ,ut ,suny,
Joseph A, J. BIRD ssainsi Al aIes heConnrll
10 the ali we named defendant:
You are hereby summoned aud required " answer the
compliant, this action Of which t,py hss teen tiled
the Ciork III lhis Court IN said toun,y
bue Cy, Ia sad county, and 10 serve copy "i
your the said eompain, the sub~rrbrr a.
his olce IN Blue ksrh Umy, fsflbault e"unj Sa.e VI
Minnesota within twenty days amer u', service OF this
you exclusive vi the day vi sach service
and Il you tall 10 answer the said complaint ~ihin The
tine aforesaid, The piAnun In this ~ili ,ak lujs
az Nn.t yoa Tor the sum III Tour haudrvi doaE,
tsv. ~h in,cfes thereon ofn the tsh day of August
1887 until paid ~ the rate IL ten 40 prr ernl per
uuta tho 81 this action. aud notice 10 he'by
fur her gwen yoa o. your properly has been attached
~ saasf, The saAd iemEbd
Dsted september "A, ihoo. -
} A. KEIsrFR,
octl4 NgW Pisnuus' AIa,rbey.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02
INSTRUCT COUR SECOND JUDI

~ cal pi,lTts. STAT. vi Ainp-soa., kNmsry county.
Nihan n Al nnh Ill Eziusl John h. GATES
To tie above armed d.tduisnI
Ia tt. nsrar 81 The STATE IL Minnesota, you are
h~rvsy suamcaed aud required 10 snsw-t ,he
paiat IA tts aeton, hieh Gle IN The onice II
The ticrk ci said AID 10 serve eney III Your
to hs SAID caip al he sertbef 81 hts ,fc
In The cty OF ct PAUL IA ksmsey calnty ami sid So
81 NnnsSo .. With twenty DAYS ate The this
sUnr,,,as upnu cxtusNe al the day ~ such
and yea f,b 10 the sata sonp lain thin the
tine sail ths planin In u " al take Jahs
me tsg.nsi you too the saa OF fur hun ed aoltus.
Nth al,ret thu ssms ffom The OH aay vi May, a ~
1857 st'he rate nj ten yer rer sana bee dee Tho
cusl, III 1 rs .etion.
JOSEPH DANIELS
AEaTne, 81 T. aipiid
4, paul nc,osry - ns,l aau
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02
STATE OF MINNESOTA. STEELE
- COUNTY pisrkiCl COZ M, fiIlh Judicial Ia.

ltct.
George HAnnshs against Seymour Howe, khsa =,
tIo b VT, sam Hove, anael Pa, hboru, faro
hue Is NLaf pc ant homes J. w,ilssDs
Summons --t,r X, ii,i g. ON noi serNrdD
40 The above nsmed q. icndsnIs
w are hereby summoned sat required ~ ans~ 81
the comp nt of the above Hed plsiun which vii
b. Tiled 10 thr nfiee tlerk u the district
tor Sounly steele % ~ aoana. and 10 serss =
copy Of your answer 10 The sAd comi sn' on he sub
srriber his oice In Nv within twenty days
after dse OF lhe service OF this sotnnous upon tou el
elusive ol the day such service and you tall :" an
the comp ain, sof.saad the plAlnuB VII apply
W the touft flr a g relief leu AndtJ ia the mpl.int
dated October 2ist, iSt Ma D>itkf,
oet.s wOss ftalDud's AtLaney.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02
NWAlM'S CEl.EBRATED PANA-
~ csA fuk rnk UuRk on
lncipiCnt CONSUMPTION,

llclplcnt S|OIlSttInlDtlO
s''o'a, ss.s.a s, Z. white I
t' he s s:Sa and .,Sa Inc ,, sasss.
M.rrary,
SWANS rANACkA ha. been for more than thirty
gsas,iasrs eascs-,% tho ss,,,as.s. Of Which refer
.nce Is made TO he alreeuoss aud books which may be
/, k.. been used Ia io.ri,a. and private practise and
has hal tho singular fortune Of eeing recommended
BY tho mos: eslsess,si rhy.e~a' and o'Ass eaa.aea'
" u,h.on, N IL rrci Of Surgery. P. University.
'sp b.sr s. B. sO 81 s e s,,,r. SS''s
n Uhsps,sn, N y, frei Of III, sic, 4. Univsrsi,y.
H. r." Ss s sS 1T .s rs 'i l.ssai I@
,e.- koarcaso De Lu,, rrot u surgery, Lisbon.
Chapman. Memhef Royal College Surgeons, London.
SIR tSomS. rsar-oe, NaJsr aensrsi british Army.
0user, hob-, tss.o. ntttlsh Consul. 40. %
se.,i.s large number oi Minls,nT. oi the Gospel.
A.m.es, OF ,,eEres., rnsn,hropi.e sc,
Aad sisa the wonanriai eurea enacted by swalms
r.s.s'. e.'s 10, as", year. made an invaluable RI.
i@ts .ad er,ns an innoeen' pfrps'a, i'ms, be given
rh. rs,A, price ha. eeeo reduced ., o. yer bottle,
''"''""s 'l.ss "a: 's - sSss siHs' for"
es snn "a " S..s s,a.,s ay,.a l.ns3
swAiAs~fAsA uEk .-riiiIApk."
ing val and ss,sa IN The sr, sasras sI ." sasl and
psw label tor ,s side oi Tho bottle, composed geo
hate ,urnsd Tor the exclusive a.s 81 ,hs pr.prsu
~ Draper ya bsns note rnsrasrrs oi Philadelphia,
and In ,hs eeus is porI.a II The i.,e VIM ~ ain,
.cpsra,ea f.m The teri,rs ~ two e,cios OF lahe
cHo,siy iva tarned snps, sad isrr.s.l cifa ui.f
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Gov. J. W. DssvEk, having resigned the
executive ohoe Of Kansas, has resumed BIZ.
position as Commissioner Of Ind,an Affairs.
Mr.. NH yielding tha, ohice and revsriing
to hs or g'nal post ~ Chef Clerk Of the
Bareau.
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DISTRICT COURT, STEELE
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IL uOuNIi TERklfpkI OF MINNESOTA.
A. Al rid IiAIk. ueisudAut
You ~, r, by summoned to snswcr the oomrlsin,
William , f,tl,t, uI ~~-ic coauty aud err To, ufr
sad. pt,iuul VII Oh vii bp al.d With ii ~ I'll VI The
bt,trct oarl Get. cVanty, aud IA serve COPY OF
your aus~sr the a my oiis-. Ia Nv .toa, - la he
count, orra 4, shiu ~etty days aher tie service of
utunois, tAcusye the LAY ~ aud u you
IAil 10 ssii complaint ss hereby required the
plainl vi take lldrr gAnst Suu To- ninety Ioisrs
ipIerrsl tbt the iAo II li> 81 c-nt YET
Aanam, from, the t~eny q 10 day OF July iNS eesties
costs
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