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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15
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WASHINGTON, ot;l. O-V L.. NJ.
Late last night an official despatch was re-
ceiyed from Ney Orleans, stating that the
Steamer Phiiadcl phia mad been seized by a L.
) Marshal an answer Was Immediately
transmitted directing the retention OF the
Captain and crew, in view OF Judicial proceed
in.~, anl to hold The vessel, winch. if it be
found she WAS employed in iiliibustc,ing
expedition, she viii be subject TO forfeiture.
The de>pitch further stated that the Ar
mory Company from Baton Rouge VAS o,i
their way to the Poi.,t, where it was said tn.
h!libusters have consregatcd, ready to be used
by the Marshal occasion NAV require IL,
lis e.iurts TO arres: them. Never has more
earueStur>S been exhibited with regar. to any
Similar expedition than in relation to This one
for the Illustration of which, most vigorous
me- res have been adopted. So far the
Federal officers have been successful, and il
Is reliably asserted that their proceedings are
altogether satisfactory to the Government
Instructions to federal officers at Mobile not
only referred to iib,lSerS connected with the
present expedition, but to those " no went out
IN the FORMER one, IN the afterwards wrecked
Susan. The order Is to arrest them.
The result Of the California election is n
fearful blow to Douglas, who discovers that
his peculiar doctrines have taken no hold in
any of the free States. The Republicans are
hot disappointed at Bakers defeat because
they made very little calculation upon his
election.
Unless Ohio SHOULD 90 against the Republi-
cans, which no one here thinks even possible,
the Little Giant may be considered shelved.
The Administration is not anxious for Demo-
cratic success in any of the Western States
where the friends of Douglas are UP for office,
and 1t Will hardly be disappointed. Douglas
condition is pitiable-abandoned at the South
by his party friends, and unable at the Norti,
to OBTAIN any recruits from the Republican
ranks he Is likely to fall to tie ground be
tween the two stools. His vaul,ing ambition
has overleaped itself
The accounts received here from prominent
men IN Minnesota, are extremely favorable to
the success of the Republicans, and the cleo |
ton of both members Of Congress. unless the |
Democrats resort TO frauds and stuff the bal |
lol boxes.
Instructions will be shortly sent out to our
Minister TO China. 1t is likely prudent
course will be advised and caution given to
get into no entansling complications. Cor.
On. Gazzette.
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:ye According to Mr.. Everett, in his

- According to Mr.. Everett, in his re-
cent Grafton, Mr. Webster was also believer
in the irrepressible conflict between Freedom
and Slavery, the first annunciation of which
has been thus attributed to MIR. Seward. We
quote:
ale (Webster) not only confidently anti
cipated what the lapse of years since his
decease had witnessed and is witneS,i ing, that
the newly acquired and newly OF :anized Ter
ritories of the Union would grow up into
Free States but, in common with all or near
ly all the statesmen of the last generation, he
believed that Free Labor would ultimately
prevail throughout the country. He thought
he saw that, in The operation of the same caus
es which have produced this result re
Middle and Eastern States, it was VIZ bly, ia
king place in the States north of the cotton
growing region; and he inclined to the OPP
il,ion that there, also, under the influence of
physical and economical causes, Free Labor
would eventually be found more productive,
and would be ultimately established"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15
Lincoln on the Moral Debauches of
Douglas Democracy.

The Hon. Abram Lincoln, at Columbus,
Ohio, on the 10th inst, made speech in good
part devoted to Mr.. Douglas, who had ad
dressed the same audience few days pre-
viouSly. In conclusion Mr. l.. used the fol-
lowing language:
:" lie would not weary his audience with
following up the tortuous windings of Pres
idential aspirant in his struggle to secure
Electoral votes from both sections, but would
call attention to the moral phase of the con-
tct row going on.
clad this people reflected upon the de-
bauching influence of Douglas Democracy
upon the popular minds?
ibid they realize that it was preparing the
country to acquiesce in the re-opening of the
African slave trade?
douglas says the people of the Territories
have a right to slave property.
by parity of reasoning, the people of
Georgia have right to slaves, and to buy
them in Africa, if most profitable to adopt
that market.
"The Illinois Senator may shrink, as he
has shrunk, from the application of his doc
trinc, by stating that the compromises of the
Constitution oppose the repeal of the law pro-
hibiting the foreign slave trade.
But tell me-tell me, any Douglas Demo-
crat, if there is in the Constitution any COM
promise more likely oprevent the re-opening
of the slave trade than the same compromises
were to contine slavery to the original slave
States ,"
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Reckoning the Slave Trade.

So far as one Congressional District in Tex
as indicates Southern opinion on tins ques-
ton, the result Of the late contest between
Mr.. Rcagon, a member OF the last Congress,
and his competitor, must be very satisfactory
to the Northern people.
Reagon was candidate for re election, and
was bitterly opposed because ofhs opposition
to the repeal of the existing prohibltory laws,
while his opponent as warmly advocated the
repeal. Both candidates canvassed the dis
t.ict earnestly and the result was upwards OF
10000 votes for Rsagon, and about 1900
against him.
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Warrington Matters,
W ASuINGToN, Oct. G-3 p

w AsilINGToN, Oct. G-3 =. Nj.
The President has recognized Henry A.
Pierce as Consul Of the Kingdom of the Ha-
"aian Islands, for Boston, New Bedford,
Portsmouth and Portland, to reside at Bos.
tor.
While it is authorize lively stated that Min
lister Ward did set out for pekin, and is there
now, after having exchanged Publications of
the treaty, yet official advices to that effect
have been received at the State Department.
1t may be mentioned that Capt. Tattnall, in
Il letter dated July 4th, says that by invita-
ton %! the Governor of the Province, Mr..
Wa:d had designated the Sih of that month
for Il conference with the Emperor of China.
"A second edition of Judge Blacks pam
phlet has "een issued, with an appendix in
reply to Senator Douglas Wooster speech,
and to the criticisms of Il different kind which
have appeared i'll other quarters.
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The Rural Districts!

These are coming in finely, from every d.
rection, for the peoples cause.-The cause OF
an Economical State Government and no
Taxation. The Farmers appear generally to
have been doing up their threshiag on the
18th of October, as our Democratic friends
are perceiving to their sorrow. The rural
districts of Ramsey County have done nobly
fer the Republican cause. Rose district de-
serves especial mention. Heretofore strongly
Democratic, now, in ia cast, only were for
for the regular Democratic ticket. We look
up with confidence to see the farming dis
trict> of the State generally roll up a terrible
majority for Ramsey and Good Times =!
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From the Leavenworth Times, 9Th inst.
LevenVOrth ElectiOn..-The Democracy
Routed.


Routed.
Yesterday was a glorious day for our city
The people were out, and spoke for the rights
of the people. Even the Fourth Ward wav.
cred. All the rest were carried triumph.
antlv.
The majority for the Constitution in Leay-
enworth is two hundred and thirty.
All honor to the cause which overrides par
ty. All honor to the people who can do right
in disregard of party. The heart beat of the
ireemen of Leavenworth is for freedom, and
they will stand by men who stand most stead
lastly and truly by it,
Another victory for Justice One step
more, and all its fruits will be secured. Let
us strike for the State and that Liberty
which belongs to the State let us have both.
| md Kansas will stand with the Young West
more gloriously than even Massachusetts to
the East.
The Republican heart of the land will re-
joice with Us over this victory. 1t will hail it
as an earnest of what we can do, of what we
will do whenever an effort is demanded in
behalf OF Constitutional Liberty or the men
who defend it.
The vote in the city stands thus:
For the Constitution. .e0 sos
Against. ............ ..........61S
Majority for it........... $50
ArcHIsoS, Oct. 4.
Ed. Times The vote III this city stands
3l9 ior, 10 SlS against. One majority.
JNo \. MARTIN.
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rB@IIon. Will Cumback made an excel
lent speech in Cincinnati on Monday night
lie illustrates the position Of Mr.. Geo. E.
Pugh by the following anecdote:
"Mr. Pugh will shortly be like an old Hoo
sier lady's calf in high water She owned a
cabin, a COW and calf The circuit preacher
arrived at her house and attempted to sym
paths with her in view of the trouble the
fre>het must give her. She said she didn't
mind the water comm into the house, but it
was mighty hard when the calf had to stick
its head under water to suck" Next week
Mr.. Pugh would find the political wa.ers of
Ohio so high that he won't be able to get his
heal deep enough under the surface to get to
the public teat.
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oAAo VAN NITES. HARVEY OFFICkk
VAN ETTEN & OFFICER,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLURS AT LAW 81
PAUL, Minnesota. mro5
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Lord Lyon and Secretary Case.
New YORK, Oct. G=3P

New YORK, Oct. G-3 Pm
The Times Washington correspondent
says Lord Lyon, the British plenipo,entary
had prOtrscted interview with Secretary
Cass to-day, i'll regard to the departure of the
Nicaragua by force against INVASION The
right and propriety of this course is recog-
nlzed 10y the government Of the United States,
and therefore Geographic deSpat h was at
once expedited to tie commander of the Brit
'Sh squadron, directing him to have such
force as may be required for the expulsion oil
the iiliibusterS, should they succeed in effect
mg 4 landing.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15
Michigan state Fair.
DETROIT, Oct. 4.

DETROIT, Oct 4.
The Fair of the Michigan State Agricul-
,ural Society opened to-day, and continues
tour days. The first day is devoted to en-
n'leS, the second to the examination of cattle,
abe third to the examination of horses, the
fourth to the awards and exhibition of premi-
I'm articles
Gov. Bates, of Mass 'chusctts, will arrive
this evening, and on Thursday delivers the
annual address before the Society. Horace
''ree y Is expected to be present, and deliver
an address.
The weather is fine. Entries and attend
ancc large.
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Ny The following named pentlemen vi

~ The following named gentlemen will
take their seats as new Senator's in the Uni
ted States Senate On the first Mondey in De-
cember neYt, on which day the first session
oil the thirty-sixth Congress will commence ::
Willard Salisbury, Of Delaware; James W.
Powell, of Kentucky; Kingley S. Bingham, of
Michigan; John c. Ten Eyck, of New Jer-
sey; Thomas Bragg, of North Carolina Hen
ry B. Anthony, of Rhode Island; A. o. P.
Nicholson, of Tennessee; j. W. Hemphill OF
Texas.
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"A Good One.

We accidentally heard ola good reply of
Gov. W lizards to Judge Douglas a few days
ago, at Washington. The idea of being Pres
ident has taken full possession Of the Judge,
and upon that subject he is crazy as Wise
himself. Turning to Governor Willard, while
dining in company with other gentlemen, he
asked the Governor what were his prospects
in Indiana. Willard promptly replied, that
the Democracy OF Indiana had been so much
interested in the Sickles case that they had
not yet made up their mind about the Presi-
dency.'- Indianapolis Atlas
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15

~ The election in St. Paul yesterday
was quite peaceful and orderly throughout
The illegal voteing was much smaller than at
any previous election in this city. The whole
vote polled is about 2,s50-or falling off
Of four or five hundred since last year and
1857. In the entire County of Ramsey the
vote cast is about 800. e--.- e.
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BANK OFCHATFIELD:

The Stock of this Bank owned and held by s. Cham.
berlan and it is recorded In his name on t. books
Of the Bank, and In the State Auditors Office, except
thirteen Q3) shares, owned by A. H. Linton and Others
The Banking Law u der which this Bank is organized,
makes each An every Stakeholder, personally and in
ivdualy Ii sb. ard holden for do ,ble the amount of
stock owned by hR or hem may seen by the fol-
lowing provision in section twenty of the "Act to
authorize the business of Banking approved July 2sth
1855: ~
Sec. 81. The Stockholders in each Dank shall be in.
dlvidually lials In amount equal to double the count
of Stock owned by them for all the debts of such Bank
md su individual liability shall continue for one year
after any transfer sale of stock by any Stakeholder
or stockholders"
hold myself personally responsible and liable to re.
deem the money Of this Bank required by law.
g. CHAMBERLAIN.
October 9Th, 1859. oc-sJawIm
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Sale of a Railroad.

LEXINHrON, NY, Oct. 5.
The CovinSton and Lexington Railroad was
sold at auction to day for 81, 5000. The
biz was made by w. H. Gedge, of Covington,
for what l. Nnown As the Bowler Company
The sales were mad, to satisfy Judgement
obtained 10y tn. secon III Drtgls. bondholders.
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- The Indiana Republican State Cen
trail Committee have voted to request the ap-
pointment of the Republican National Con-
vention, Wheeling, Va, are also spoken of as
the place for the meeting of the Convention.
indianapolis would suit Minnesota. So
would St Louis or Chicago
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15

AA>sf1 ~ 49, VA Az
from 6uiIis, ID one of the
icines now before the pun
morbid or BAD matter
from the system, apply ing
III their place u healthy
now of bIie, invigOrarins
the stomach, causing too
TO digest well, purifying
the Diood, giving TONS and
heath to TIE whsle una
canery, removing the
cause vi the ,iisease-eI-
fectIng y radical cure.-
Bilious attacks are cured,
and, what IL b, ttsr, pre-
vcEted by the occasional
use Oi the Liver luyIgora
tor. Que ..ose after eal.
ing is sufficient 10 reiie,
The 8 omach and proven
the food from rising an
sOurIng. Only one dos,
taAen before reiirlhg pre-.
vents nightmare. On.
one dose tyken at night
lOOgehs the bOwris gently
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The Board Of Foreign Missions.

The Board of Commissioners of Foreign
Missions continued its evening session till 10
O'clock this lnorniErs, debating the report Of
the Prudential Committee, recommending the
di-continuns OF the Choctaw Mission. The
report Was finally adopted.
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Georgia Election.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct 6.
The Third Congressional District is concctl-
ed to the Opposition. The balance of the Dis
rict> are regarded AZ Democratic, though the
vote III the It'll ami Sih Is close.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15

tGe absoIbents We taxi plea ure n IeconI.t ,,lii
is NEEDLE ne rs preventive 10 Fever Ague, Lh,n
Fever, and all Fevers Of Bilious type. 1t operates
with certainty, and thousands Wiling tc testify 10 its
wonderful virtues All who use it giving tiei
i'm Us estiu,onS la It's MIX water ~ the mouth
With the lnsgorator, and ALLOW botl -ther. Irics
one OOIdr per Bottle. DIX. SANrUkD, Proprle tor,
No. 245 broadway, New York. ket il,u ny ali Drug
gists Sold, also, by W. II. MO"1ON, Jackson street,
and WIN. Ii. MOLFF, ST. Anthony street, Agents, st.
Paul. Iy21-axu ON
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The New York 7aJlet, Roman Cath
ole organ, advises adopted citizen voters to
make up State ticket comprising those
n.mes discarded by the Americans, in order
to GET a list "uncontaminated by even the
suspicion Of Know No.hins approval"
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Georgia Election.

AUGUSTA, Oct. 4.
The returns from the election held in this
State yesterday indicate that Gov. Brown is
reelected by heavy majority. In the eth
and sth Congressional Districts the returns
so lar indicate the election of the Democratic
candidates.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15

10 The town elections of Connecticut
have just taken place. A very large majority
of the towns heard from have elected Repub-
lean boards, and many of them show unex-
pected gains upon the vote of last year.
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Cricket Match.

New YORK, Oct G.
Stevensons Side, first innings, total a.
Lockyer's Side, second innings, total Co.
stevenson Side, second innings not finished.
Match will be resumed to morrow.
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ISEAL ESTATE.
d. L.. n SKAoSA nR.u

-AND AGENT AND DEALER IN REAL ESTATI
I"mbrius. iaant 20. Mn.., will buy aLu sell .ai L.
'att Taxes PAM Tor i!oiI-resuehts. ASSISTANCE rel
1efcu la SELECTING ciain,s &C., kEEEkENCLs-
eis L. ."Dps. esq, Coil. Merchants Bank Proyl.
debce, Il. l., l. a BrowneIl Co., EUsIoli, Mass, L.
o.l.icoii asq., Ne" York City, X. f. Siaughter ks,.
81 faui, Co.. Cyrus Aidrch, Minneapolis, A. Is. Coz
500, I'd.' ot!h"a'cr. auZ3-0I
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New York lkurderers.

New YORK, Oct. 5.
The death sentence on James Stephens, the
wife poiSoner. was affirmed by the Court of
Appeals, while the same Court reversed the
Sen'encc OF James Shepherd, condemned to
death for murder and arson.
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THE LIVER INvIGORATOR, PRE-,

~, compromised entirely
purgatiye ana Liver Med
These b uins Remove all
OLe uOse OF two tea spoon.
Iuls will Always relieve
sick headache. Only one
d Sc IInmeuiate. y rene, e
C'oiic, while one dose Of.
ten repeated Is u sure
cure tor Cholera Nprbus,
aud Q preventative Of
Cholera. Only on. bottle
Il nee Ell to throw out Of
the system The effects Cf
medicine af,er u long silk
hess. One bottle takek
ior Jaauuice removes all
saliOWness Or unnoIurA
color from the skiu. One
lose taken u short time
before eating gives vigor
10 the appetIte anu makes
lie food uIgest " ell. One
dose often rep,a'ed cures
CbIoalc DiUrrhHa 10 its
worst iOrui, Wine Summer
aud Bowel COMPLAINTS
yield Almost To the Ii. st
lose. A few bottles will
ctre DrOpsy by eAci.in
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DIG. LII. XEEDEI.SCAEnT.

dOMEOPATHIST, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA; OFFICE
over Charles MAyo's HARDWARE store. Residence,
CheStnut street, ~ she house vi the late Rev. Aii
Bradley. References: DR.. d. Hadheld, st. Paul, h.
/. Slausller. Pr 4. Rilte.
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a scientific gentleman informs the Pc
tersburg (Va.) Express that he has observed
for several nights past Genet, apparently,
when first observed, little west of Oriol.'s
bslt. - r,e 90
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Elections in Connecticut
NEW LONDON, t'onn {

NEW LONDON, conn, Oct. 3.
Al the town election here to-oay the Re
lHIbilca,s elected th~ir entire ticket by 4 ma
Jointly OF about $50. For town Clerk Inc yot.
stool, Giles builry, Rep, l49; Dennis, Dem
.sDl
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From pSsSesa ptc'S.

LEAvESwoRTl, il. T., Oct. {.
The Denver City Express, with dates to
the 3t.h uit. arrived here Last night, bringing
S9,OUJ ii: gold. News unimporlait.
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LEAvENwORTL, Oct. Z.
The adoption of the Wyandotte Consttu-
ton Is rendered certain by the reception of re-
turns of most important counties. The ma
jority will probably reach 1000.
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bridgeport, Oct.

In the City election held here to day, Silas
Z. boot', Rep, was elected Mayor over E. b.
uo"dHcl, Dem, by 50 inajo.ity-a gain of
about 90. The Krpubicars also elect the Al
dtrnien, Coufciitien, and other officers, by an
average liz. ority Of about s.
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~ Hon. Galusha A. Grow addressed the
Republicans of Pittsburg on Wednesday
night, Oct 9th.
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- harles j. Foster, one of the editors
of the Ohio Statesman, has retired from that
establishment.
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". ~. McDUGaAL6x.


anu CohVeyancer, Is engaged EXPLORING investln,
Mohey, anu locating Land Warrants. Wild turuisl
fft-einptors and strangers necessary lufor.
NATION, and plats. No Investments made in LANDS
VIII which am not PERSONALLY acquainted. Orders
,or nafVsyrhS ana Drafting promptly executed Oinc.
Soiiter Main anu brldgc streets, abasnaW, Nj. T.
j. 4. BAtADfDisD.
'EALER IN REAL Estate, sruhL BLOCK WEST OF
os:s Post 9ince, 81. Pau, Minnesota. my,
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BRITlSu DEMONSTRATIONS AGAlNST CHINA!
Affairs in Itally-Narlous Rumors!
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MILWAUKEE, LAGER BEER.

1nOO BARRELS MILWAUKEE, LAGER BEER
lO(JO just received an for SAFE at Wholesale ana
X tail at the Milwaukee La-er Beer Hall, corner of
Bench and wabAsnaw Streets, hear the Briise, by
ROUECK HANCkE
6t. Paul, Auyust 27t1, 1859. sug27.dtf
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Dix. u. 3. HUTCHINSON

DENTIST, GRADUATE OF PHILADELPHIA DENTAL
So"egeD It'll an experience Oh ears pracJlc.
respectfully oilers is professional the puL
ZIG. charges reasonable, anu work warranteu. UIac,
ihlta eIiret, between M-nesota and Robert Street.
st. PAU, MIN. uuvfa-wly =
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E1r. u. ktAHHlhLlh.

tOMEOPATHlC PHYSICIAN. Office and Residence
on Fourth street, the Winslow House, SAINT Pau,
stood that when his vices are rendered. he eAue,
hls pay. octZa-li
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PHYSICIANS

DatS. MkIk GILL 4 DUNHANl.
fHISI .-OFfICE, 81. ANTHONY STREET
opposite Market Particular attehtion paid to dissas
sol women ami Cnildren, ans operative surgery.
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HOTELS.

RANDOLPH HOUSE.
ANOKA, MINI, W. G.. RANDOLPH, Propr
Is sitnat ID in the very centre of the village, close to
the FIGURING Nj ami Bridge, and is prepared &C.
commoaate the public in the n,aher, prices as
fon''ws: Meals, % cents bay Beard, IS cents;
Week y Bard, without rooms, SO 90. Daily Stages
pass through the village, both up the Mi .sis
sippl. jslS-dswly.