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AGENTS WANTED.

I AS. e. BARRY,
- WHOLESALE AND hETa a.
Dealer In China Glass
A N A r. H EN- WARE.
MOST respectfully informs his frieuAs
1V1 and the public, that he has in stor. n4
and is now prepared to furnish his friepus
and customers on the most accommo- fx,,
dating terms. He feels assured that I'm
long experience in the Crockery bust n
ness will enable him to give satisfaction 4,
the public, to whom he gives the assurau,
also that his stock will always be found -,
contain every article which may be Gale a
for.
Give him call-at his old stand corns
Union street and Market square.
On have three houses to rent for the ell
n SUING year, in desirable locations at xauv
per annum. wv
no 3-tf
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Notice ExtraOrdinary.

a IL those having Magazines, MUSIC, or Bind
n ing OF any description to be done, will do
well to 6riag them 70 the Norfolk City Book
andery, Han street, where they can have their
Sontn or North. Blank Books, Ruled and made
to ANY pattern. Remember Hin street next to
sLo0dgoods. w.,nDne
pO2 CLAnh q w AZ cIRo.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
GECOND additional and large arrivals of
~ Fail and Winter Goods at n. CAMPES
al and as Main street,
1t is very advisable to all those visiting Nor
folk who do not know what is going on in
Norfolk, just to pay visit at N. Campe's Old
Established Dry and Fancy Goods Emporium,
there you can find the greatest novelties ex-
hibited in Norfolk from 4 pence Domestic up
to the finest Silk Robe Dresses, Ribbons from
cent to So cents per yard, the richest assort-
ment in all wool French double Joope Robe
Dresses, English and French Calicoes, viii lite
and colored plain and twilled Flannels, white
and colored Canton Flanne]s Sleeps Crews.
SattinetS and Cassimeres, Emoroideries, Under
Garments, Dress Trimmings and all kinds of
heavy goods Tor Servants. Call at al and "a
Main street, corner OF Addington,s lane ana
you will find even more than you expect. and
prices to suit the times.
oc27 NJ CAMpE
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FOR CHlLDhE4
which greatly facilitates
Dy soitening the gums, r.
ton will allay ALL Pa
ton, and is
SURE TO REG ULA
Depend apon it, mothe
yourselves, and relief al
HEALTH TO NJ
We have put up and a,
over ten years, and CAM
AND TRUTH of it, v hat
able TO say OF any other
HAS IT FAILED, in az
TO EFFECT A CURE
Never did we know any
ton by any one whou
trary, all are delighted
speak in terms of high
magical effects andmedG'
in this matter'wHATwE
yeAlsieXperience, and z
TON FOR THE FULFIL
DECLARE. In almost
the infant is suffering
ton, r e / i e f will BET
twenty minutes after,
tered. =
ration is the prescrip-
EXPERIENCED andS
in New England, and =
NEVER FAILING S U c.
OF CASES. >.
the child from pain, "
stomach and bowels,
gives tone and energyu
1t will almost instantly
THE BOWELS AND
overcome commissions Il
remedied, end in death. :
and suREsT REMEDY ms
of DYSENTERY and :.
CHILDREN whether
or from any o t h e 70
to every mother whok
from any of the FORE
NOT LET YOUR PREJu--
uDIcE OF OTHERS tandh
Oh lid and the r g l i g ~
y e S, ABSOLUTELY
use of this medicine if.
rections for using will0
None genuine unlessnS
IT'S & P f Il XII N s.
outside wrapper. =
w Sold by Druggists
Principal Office No. 13 {
Price only 25 cents pc,
90 Nj Il II HING "
~ can't make pure graj
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AM BROTYPES.
WE have Just received twelve gross of large
=" size Cases, which we will put up in our
best and most durable manner, at the low price
OF fifty cents each, and guarantee entire satisfac
ton in every instance.
We wi h it understood that no one will be re.
quired to take Picture from our Gallery un-
less 1t gives entire satisfaction.
BURWELL Y HOLIDAY,
Sc y No. IA Main street.
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UNDERTAKING.

xSy1ss This branch of my business will
34sassssss9 receive my special attention in every
case, being the only agent in the city and sur
rounding country for Fisk's Metallic Burial
Cases, which are now in such general use
Also, Mahogany, Walnut and Poplar Collins al
ways on hand, aud three of the best Hearses i'll
the city, and the finest Carriages, always ready
to attend at any moment. @
LEWIS SALISBURY,
ap 80 So and CD Main street.
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'tR INFANTS.

, I ~ Il ~ II II " 81
sold this articl e fol
S A Y, IN CONFIDENCE
we have never been
medicine--N + v f. K
SINGLE INSTANCE,
when timely Ased.-
instance of dissatistac-
used it. On the con.
with its operationS,and
est commendationof its
ical virtues. We speak
DO KNOW after ten
PLEDGE OUR REPuTA
MENToFWHAT WE HERE
every instance where
from pain and eXhaus
70 u n d in fifteen or
the Syrup is admins
This valuable prepa-
ton of one of the most
'SKiLLFUL NURSES
has been II S e d with
CESS in THOUSANDS
1t not only relieves
b u I invigorates t h e
corrects acidity, a n d
to the whole system
relieve GRIPPING IN
WIND G o l. / c, and
which, if not speedily
We believe it the BEST
THE WORLD, in all leases
, d I A X 4 II OE A IN
it arises from teething
cause. We would say
has a child suffering
going complaints-Do
DIcES, NOR THE PREF
between your suffering
that will be SURE
SURE-to follow the
timely used. FUN ,di-
accompany each bottle.
the fac-simile of CUR
New York, is on the
throughout the world.
,edar street. N. York.
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COM ETHING Worthy of Notice You
~ can't make pure grain without good Seed
We have few bags prime white Wheat put up
especially for seed, for sale ~
SCI DELK 4 LINDSEY. b.
THEM GOLDFISH, 900 lbs just to hand, ,
warranted equal to any as regards size and
condition. BAYMORE 4 STONE,
Sc 9 No. 6 CampbellS wharf.
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JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED.
NE have just received per steamer lot of
w new English Tapestry and three Ply Car
pets, winch are TO be sold at reduced prices.
VIM WALTERS Il co,
Qc ~ No. ~ Main atreet,
"a copy) '.r ~, N
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TO Northern and Eastern Traveller
via SeabOafd and Roanoke Rail
Road and Bay Line

The new and splendid Steamers
ssaxxssazii2aisi7as LOUISIANA and ADELAIDE,
with unsurpassed accommodations of State,
rooms and Saloons, will run regularly between
Norfolk and Portsmouth and baltimore; Ieav.
ing Hunters wharf, Norfolk, every evening,
Sunday excepted) at 81 O'Clock, p. NJ, and
Portsmouth on the arrival OF the Southern Cars
as follows: =
The LOUISIANA, Captain Geo. w. Russell. on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
The ADELAIDE, Captain James Cannon, on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY; arriving
in Baltimore in time for Passengers to take the
early Trains North and West.
By this arrangement, connection will be
made in New York with the Sound Boats for
Boston, and the Steamboats, and Railroads to
Eastern cities.
N5- Through Tickets to be obtained on board
for Washington, Philadelphia and New York
ap Is W. A. LOWELL. Agent
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FURNITURE, KNITURE. n
rINHE UNDERSIGN ED having been driven
L from his old stand on Main st, has taken
Quarters under Odd F. lIews' Hall III the a.
man, as a shooting Gallery, where he is VI
prepared to sell Furniture ON more rea- :
sonaDle terms than heretofore.
Having just returned from the North, l shall
IN rev ef me ma .,
solicit of my friends and customers generally
the liberal patronage so generously bestowed
upon me whilst on Main street, with the as
Do
branch OF my business is still in operation al
the Old Stand on Church street.
JOHN j. TOMPKINS,
Under Odd Fellows Hall Church st.
MO MACK Err fGII-For sale INV
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TREMENDOUS RUSH.
nARDLY time to tell you about our fine
IL Stock and daily arrivals of SHOES and
ROOTS of almost all kinds and descriptions, for
since our removal, we can scarcely get.nsan
Il I'll Il GOODS vi
fast enough to supply our many hun-v
dreds OF customers. Our former force was not
sufficient, SO We had to employ two other young
Men to assist in waiting on our many customs
ers, and even now We are kept busy nearly all
the time.
We won't name the many different kinds,
but just think of what You want and call and
get it at
BUTT & DOUGLASS New Stand,
: oc 20 No. 20 Market Square East Side
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SEABOARD FAIR

LYNCHBUkG SMOKING TOBACCO.
nUR supply is just to hand and we offer TO
" dealers by the barrel at Factory pric S.
&C 10 KING l. TOY.
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SUGAR.

On Bbls. c. Sugar,
GUS do Yellow do
10 do Granulated do, for sale by
W. b. PARKS 4 CO.,
HoS q, Roanoke Scr.
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TTEMLOCK FENCING-For sale low by
uos +. ZANTZINGER.
"a 4 H copy
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MRS. WINS SLOW,

A N EXPERIENCED II Sc AND
N Female Physician, presents to the atten
ton of mothers her -. s- .t
SOOTHING SYfkCP
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I BEG leave to inform the public, that hay
L taken the stables situated on >AM-M
South Church street No. I28 near -NSSSge&
the Old Custom House, and formerly known
81 Stump's Stables, where I shall kes,
In <constantly ON hahi fine lot OF Horse
AZ4-(both buggy and Saddle) for hire, an.
solicit share OF public patronage. Horse,
boarded by day, week, or month, on moderate
terms and good attention to them guaranteed
s@a N. B. LEE,
No. l2e. South Church ST.
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SUPERIOR TEAS,
Notice

Notice.
g -,r DAMAGED GOODS
A GAIN IN THE FIELDING have Just re
"A ceived per steamer jamestown, very
large and exceedingly cheap lot Of damaged
Stockings, Socks, Corsets and Tape. Now is
the time to buy bargains at
r j. UMSTADTER'S,
Sc l3 No 70 Church street.
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ANDREWS YEAST POWDERS.
RELIABLE AND ECONOMICAL.
See what DR.. Chiffon Says.
I have tried the Excelsior Yeast Powder pre-
L pared by Thomas Andrews, and find it to
answer perfectly for the purpose of rendering
wholesome. The ingredients of which it is
composed are pure and entirely free from OBJ
jectinns. Tits the best in use.
JAMES r Chiffon, NJ D, Chemist,
New York, April End, 1852.
Sold by BAYMORE Il STONE,
oc 81 0.A No. 6 Campbelps wharf.
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GEO F. oL 4n3Tss & g CO. su,n ,o,,,,n
No. l2, Wide Water street.

The Subscribers respectfully solicit contracts
and orders for Building and Repairing anything
in their line, and can produce testimonials OF
their ability to give entire satisfaction. Give
usa trial oc IO-lm
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VTf:.i FUN KENT
EiI For the next year, that roomy and
EanA comfortable Dwelling now occupied by
ton of South and Middle streets, Portsmouth.
Apply next door to the owner
Oc l5-Oaw4w MRS. X. POOL
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ONLY al

ME are retailing refined Brown Sugar ,., u,
W Tor only 81, at the Cheapest Cash Grocer
Ia LIZ Ho CITY. L REDMOND,
Je ~ Church streer
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OCSPATAP RUOLF.

MO L MACKER EL-For sale by
~ SCI q RE JAMES.
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JKEN TEE THING,
tates theprocess OF teethiug,
ms, reducing ali intiamma
l. PAIN aud 81 asmodic &C.
THE BOHELS.
lothers, IL will give resi- TO
lei and
n YAM {NEa NTpS.
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Applying the Doctrine.

The opposition Of the tenth Congression.
al district Of Kentucky do not mean to &C.
cupy any equivOcal position upon the new
opposition doctrine that Congress must en-
act slave code for the Territories. They
held nominating convention a few days
since, when they took as specific ground
in its favor as did their State convention
last winter. 1t is the strongest application
we have lately seen ofthe Black Republican
doctrine of Intervention by Congress. Here
is one Of their resolutions, which goes right
the p ONT of the thing:
80 That the right Of every citizen Of the Unit
ed States to hold slaves within any Territories
OF the United States. is guaranteed by the let
ter and spirit of the Federal constitution and
it is the opinion Of this convention that il Is the
bounden duty of Congress to protect that right
not by waiting to see if there should be un-
friendly legislation in the Territories, nor by
non action or 'non.interventi0n, As taught
by northern democrats and their southern dem.
ocratic allies-but il is the duty Of Congress 10
protect that right OF the STAKEHOLDER by q leg
islstive act as clear and specific in its terms as
to be free from misconstruction or misrepre-
seutatOl.'
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my morning call upon the mistress Of the
Saint Charles, has prompted wide digres-
sion, and yet l feel that the topic thus forced
to the front Of this correspondence. hes the
deepest significance to the people Of Mime.
sofa. Such is evidently the popular judg-
ment. At every point Of our route, to-day,
"Red River" eXcites remarkable enthusi.
asm. Strength, development, expansion to
the North.west-these are instinctively felt
to be the inevitable sequel Of that steam.
boat launched on the 10Th of May, at the
mouth OF the Sbeyenne. A region capable OF
sustaining fifty millions of people, is sud.
denly linked by all the affiliations Of com.
merce and colonization with the heart Of
Minnesota great physical and social event
which transforms Minnesota from the insig-
ni6cance Of hopeless frontier to the rank
and sway Of metropolitan State. My own
confidence is firm and enduring, that the
world will soon recognise such destiny for
our State; and with this recognition, that
all material interests, including our system
Of internal improvements, will rise trium-
phantly above the depressing influences Of
the hour. J.W.T.
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An Administration Organ.

The secret history OF one of the Admins
tration organs, in Ohio has been suddenly
aud curiously developed. in the course of a
lawsuit before the Cleveland Court of Com,
nom Pleas. A few months ago there was
started in the city of Cleveland daily pa
per, in the Administration interest, under
the title Of the National Demouot 1t was
never edited with marked ability, but made
amends for oil Deficiencies by inscriptions
partisanship. II praised all the acts of the
Administration, past, present and to come.
few days since, the publisher, Mr. PISKER.
ron appeared iucourt as complainant against
Messrs. BENJAMIN HARRINGTON, MATTHEW
JOHNSON and RoRERr PARKS, from whom
he seeks legal redress for non-fufllment OF
contract. Il appears from the testimony
that the defendants are all Government Of
icials. One is the Postmaster of Cleveland,
the second ia United States Marshal. the
third is Collector OF the port. These parties.
having been apprised of the restitution Of
the Ohio Democracy, held ont Inducements
TO Mr.. PISSERroS to undertake the publ-
cation Of the National Democrat. Mr. Z.
says these inducements were every fa,ter.
iug : and, in order 10 establish this state
ment, dyulges the express stipulations into
which the otiice-holding gentlemen aforesaid
voluntarily entered. 1t was simply a mat
ter OF exclusive patronage The Democrat
was to enjoy the following pap"
FTa-In giving TO the establishment the
printing OF the laws and the Advertisements sp-
pertaining to the Federal Government.
>'ecudThe printing of blanks for the census
of l>,0.
Tue increase of subscribers to the
-NatIona. b'Rccrat until the number should
reach ',I hoa'GRd, by means Of the canyas-ing
Of the Cul'ed states Deputy Mlrshals while
taking the census. and the eXeriions OF the EN-
ployees in the Po-,-onice.
The terms OF this contract having been
violated. and the Demouai being IN a bad
way, the plaintiff sues for $1,000 damages
Moreover, he AYERS. that, not content with
keeping bin out OF his dues, the defendants
have summariy expelled h IN from the prem.
ises, and he declares be will have Justice.
there Is any such thing in Ohio, even il he
has 10 hight the Administration The quar-
rel sA pretty one.
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ELECTION o. DELBcArEs TO THE CHARLESTON
CONVENTION FROM VERMONT.

ELECTION o. DEL.cArEs TO THE cHARi.EsToS
oosvExrIoN FROM VERMONT.
The Democracy Of Vermont assembled in
State Convention ct Burlington, on the
18th. The following State nominations
were made:
Fur Gorer~~John G. SAKE, Of Burlington.
For Lieufsn0Sf 0ererr@-Stephen Thomas,
Of West Fairlee.
For STATE Treasw1-James c. Thurston, Of
Montpelier.
For delegates to the National Conven-
ton at Charleston, the following were
chosen:
John S. Robinson. OF Bennington; Henry
Reyes, Of Newbnry; Jasper Rand, Of Berk-
shire 4; L. N. Brown. Of Woodstock. For sub
stitutss Henry Clark, OF Pultney; Thomas
Bealby. Of Maidstone, W. W. White, Of ST.
Adams and Erastns PlimptOh, OF Wsdsboro-
all Douglas men-were chosen.
The platform adopted is Democratic to
the core. It endorses the doctrine Of popu-
lar sovereignty, and denounces Congressioo-
al Intervention, whether from the North OF
South.
The Federal Office holders made q strong
attempt to defeat the election Of Douglas
delegates to Charleston. But they failed
and Vermont has set an example which will
be followed by every Northern State beiere
a twelve month elapses.
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Pixies Peak-carther Gold Discoveries.
Recent advices from Pixies Peak Indicate
further gold discoveries. The following is
the last despatch:

iuIsuSi Boso uisCVScINs. NC iohoWuS u
the last despatch:
LRAvESwoRpH, June Fl.
The overland express has arrived here, eight
days from Denver City, bringing Q large mail
and $4,000 in dust The previous extraordinary
reports Of d discoveries At Gregory's, Jackson's,
and other mining companies, Is fully con.
firmed.
Horace Greedy had arrived out in less than
seven days. He had visited Gregory's diggings
and signed q public commune alton endorsing
the richness OF the claims. Thousands were
pouring into the new plaeers. Forty sluices
would soon be In operation at Gregory's. The
results Of the operations OF thirteen companies.
given in Greelsy's letter. show that the highest
days yield has been $50.
A company from South Bend, Indiana, had
taken out 5000 pennyweights, with sluice, in
three weeks.
Gregory's two claims sold for s2l, 900. Other
details are in u similar vein.
Returned emigrsnts are departing to day
from Leavenworth bound to go through at all
hazards. The excitement was becoming in.
tense. Messrs. Jones 4 Russell contem j late
enlarging their facilities in view Of an increased
demand for transportation. Emigrants are
charged not to start without four or six months
provisions as the snow sets in the mountains
in October, and adequate provision should be
""'e ~ pcisVhS N"'ins th's seasoh, iof WIN
teripg in the mining region. and thus prevent
3 recurrence Of suffering and privation.
We hope every Minnesotian, tempted by
these revelations to emigrate to Pixies Peak,
will recollect that there are now at the
mines and on their way thither, from the
States, from 100000 to 10000 miners
and that the mines will have to be produc.
tive far beyond anything set forth in the
above despatch, to average this enormous
horde Of treasure seekers what is accounted
fair days wages for mechanic in Mime
sofa. A bird in hand is worth two in a
BUSH"
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LAND OFFICE DEcIsIoN.-ln case pre-
sented from Kansas the General Land Office
decides that where presumption claimant
settled on the public land prior to the sur.
vey and after the survey it was found that his
claim partly lay in school section, he was
entitled TO three months from the receipt Of
the plat embracing the plat in the school
section within which TO file for the whole
claim. The joint resolution of Sd March,
1857, which grants presumption rights to
certain settlers on school sections, &c, is
charging in its tendencies, and increases and
extends the privileges Of presumption. 1t
should, therefore, be administered literally.
The settler could not divide his filing. He
had TO file for The whole claim at the same
time. He did not file within three months
after the survey in the field, having settled
on the land before it was surveyed. But
this neglect does not forfeit his right, for
part OF his claim is on school section. He
is therefore entitled to the greatest period Of
time allowed by law Tor fling for either
class OF the lands constituting his claim.
The creates, period apper,ains in the pres
ent instance. to the portion in the school
section aud the claimsn, being in time for
that, and regarding the claim as an indivisible
irhO!e, be has, in the opinion OF the Office,
6ed in tine.
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several gentlemen Of st. CIoud followed, in
speeches Of various interest. and the party
broke up at nearly one O'Clock.
This is one Of many proof manifested BY
the st. Cloud people Of their Jealous and
hearty interest 10 the success Of the expedi-
ton.
have hundred other things TO say, but
really must stop here J. A. W.
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ST. Clorp, June 10Th, 1859.

Sr. CLorp. June 10Th, 1859
Sunday ras fine day quite too fine to
while away in writing for an ungra'cful pub
lie so fine ini,vd tina, i, SEEMED to me rs
IL the world had jus, emerged from the bow
els OF some deep subtsrreaneAn cavern such as
where Joves srvlle blacksmiths forge him
thunderbolts in the lower story Of Mount Etna
and burs, like huge bluepinioued lark in
TO the fresh morning light, selfpoiscd and
@li.ensphercd in the sweet ether
1t is Monday uow-and a glorious SOFT
skyed morning again. have scarcely time
to write YOU three words Of two wrk :
good bye before shall have to mount my
the, feminine Buerphalus, my mare in WI
gar parlsnec. in pursuit Of thc PARTY which
started an hour or two ago - cloud Is
the actual starting rnln, Of The expedition
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The editor Of the Richmond EnqnUer, in
discussing this subject, says: Having been
reared in county in Virginia, inhabled By
about equal numbers Of free negroes and
slaves, We can assure the Tribune tina, the
iree negroes owe most OF their usefulness 10
their approximation to slavery and that as
elAs', they are Tar worse provided with
the neoess,ies and csmiort, OF life, than are
their brethren Who ENJOY bondage more
fortunate becaas more complete
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Tvs Democratic State Cer,ra Commit.
ZEE have a,rscd TO cal tle pemocr.,ic
state Couyention OF " Wisconsin. on the ?4,h
dsy Of August beng ABA, one week carrier
than the usual PERIOD
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NUNHkR Two.

A Parting Word III. Combines of ci,tltIAusu-ths
Names Of The r.rty, ls, them 10 Recorded SAINT
Cloud. Us Hospitality, Beauty sad fo.hion-Nrs
swt..hslm-c G Address, Sq-A sumptaop.
EntertNnment
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the FRAZER RIVER TRAIL.
so.,,., Northwest Exploring E.psdi''s
svssss OF

rAlo.o,hy Of slow .'as'--rhs pso'J Of cur p''h's"
And Via. IN, horse thinks of ii-BeAa'I's tribute 70
m. brave Liberal public spirit Of Ah"sA-or'n'-
a, coaA-Ths weather. As., Ae