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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
~ The last half sheet of tho Ha,

a 81 The last half sheet of the Hastings
Ledger, the Democratic organ, dated Nov.
46th, comes to us with the announcement,
The Ledger Gone Up!" 1t says.
a ''.The material of the Ledger Office has pass
ed into the hands of Dr. G. P. Adams, who
will issue next week the first number of the
Hastings Democrat. 1t will be just what it's
name implies Democratic paper"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
A bear Fight.

The Manitowoc (Wis.) Pilot, has an ac-
count of the finding of the body of an Indian,
with his bowels partly torn out, in the woods
of Morristown, Brown county. A little dis
tance from him lay dead bear, which had
been shot through the neck. Itis supposed
that after shooting him, the bear turned upon
the Indian, and after desperate fight, killed
him after which it died itself from the In
dams ball. The bear weighed some four
hundred pounds.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

W Four men, one white and theee ne.
groes, have been sentenced to be hanged for
murder, in Bolivar county, Miss, on the 9th
of December. Scott, slave convicted Of muir
der, is to be hanged in Virginia on the 10th of
December. q .mid o. rolfrs4+- re-.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

aa a. The Democratic Governor and State
officers are elected in Louisiana by from I, !
600 to 10000 majority. Their majority in
the State Senate will be 8, and in the House
%, insuring the election Of United States
Senator. tits supposed that Senator Slidell
will be reelected. d Used 5cre5 aE e.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

@eThe Illinois Central Railroad Company
have received at its land Office, S25,O00 thus
far in November The Hannibal and St. ryo-
sephi road have sold the same parties in Bos-
ton 800, 600 Of their lands payable in bonds
of the company. ~. 9aa Ia1 -cd'
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

~ The will of Richard Randolph, which
dedicated all bis property, amounting to $75,
600, to purchasing the freedom of the living
Randolph Slaves in Virginia, has been sustain
ed. 1t was his own brother who labored to
break the instrument, upon the ground that
the testator was crazy.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
Railroad Case.

--'1d ~ CHICAGO, Nov. 30
rad The case of George Bates against the Hi
neis Central Railroad, which has been on tri-
al in the q. s. Court for the past fortnightin
volving the right of the defendants of their
property in Chicago, was decided to day in
favor of the road. This is the second time
this case has been tried with the very same
result. - I.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

H In Chicago, on the 21st, two young
men who have hitherto sustained respectable
regulations, named Samuel W. Arnold and
Charles V. Cady, were held to $4,000 bail
each to answer for brutal rape on young
widow woman named Maria E. Knox.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
+, An s Irrepressible,, Extracs.

The Richmond Enquirer in 1855 was be-
lever in the irrepressible conflict" Here is
an extract from that paper: Sa ~ .,.'.S.
Two opposite and conflicting forms of soci-
ETY. cannot, among civilized men, co-exist and
endure. The one must give way aad cease to
exist-the other becomes universal !, -.rl.f
Ii free society be unnatural, immoral and
unchristian, it must fall and give way to slave
socety-a social system old as the world, and
as universal as man. agH -rIsart .fiy
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

~ The Governor Of Virginia having re-
fused to oappoint day for thanksgiving, the
town scribe of Ceredo, eli Thayer's colony)
in Virginia, issued a proclamation, fixing the
24th instant as q day Of Thanksgiving Dy the
people of that town! s.fra eI p.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
Victoria Bridge.

~ - . :. MONTREAL, Nov. "a. =
The first train of. cars ran over the Victoria
Bridge this afternoon. Two of the tubes are
the bridge viii Be fully Completed and thrown own
open to the public about the middle Of De-
cember. -. - 4. i7.i3 !,
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w- A fort is being erected On HOG Islan

H A fort is being erected on Hog Island
Ledge, in Portland (Me.) Harbor. The foun
dation is very selid, and has cost over one
hundred thousand dollars. The works are
to cover an acre and hall, and to have nine
ty-three guns mounted, in three tiers. 1t win
command all the entrances and the anchorage
ground q The habor. 90 9
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
fuv- Tha St;r,,, ,t., 11,,,..n,,,,.. o,.;,,

, - The sdiiwateF Aeasen0cr claims, that
"the Saltwater Messenger, the Hastings hide
pendent. and the Red Wing Republican, took
strong and uncompromising position against
the Five Million Loan Bill before the Minneso-
tan" which it contends, was but "fourth or
fifth on the list" The Messenger further in
forms the public, that DR.. Foster ''faltered
and hesitated" on the question iad1 v5e5 asat
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
Louisiana.

The new Legislature of Louisiana, upon
whom devOlves the election of Senator to
succeed Mr.. Sldell, as far as heard from
stands-Democrats 81 !; Opposition 20; Inde-
pendent 3.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
or for Washington.

Col. Cyrus Aldrich, the Republican Con-
gresham elect from Northern Minnesota, ar
rived in this city this morning on his way to
Washington.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
Tho Yirxtnia scare.

The "Straw Stack War, continues. His
tory has never recorded such ridiculous af-
fair, probably, and the Shiver-lry ought to be
getting sick of it themselves. Gov. Wise hu-
namely says that it is only to give the Virgin
ia militia experience and practice. Bah! D.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

b ~ The Tammany Hall Democracy of
New York city, have nominated VIM. F. Ha-
vemeyerfor Mayor Fernando Wood is the
nominee of the Mozart Hall Democracy.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
Fronn, ,unI California.

.,a.e.ar,. liz z.,,- New York, Nov. %.
The U. S. Mail steamship Baltic has arriv-
ed from Aspinwall with California advices to
the 9th inst. She brings $175,0 in gold
and $50 passengers including the offices and
crew Of the United States steam frigate Sa-
rama. 5r,.,.--y Eos..--,,r,-.. ore. r.s
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
Execution OF Ferguson.

... ST. LOUIS, Nov. %.
Utah mails of the 18th brings accounts Of
the execution of Thos. II. Ferguson for the
murder Of Alexander Carpenter. This is the
first Judicial execution ever taken place in the
territory. \ 80.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

az In the State of New York on the vote
for Senators, the Republican majority in the
State rolls up to over $4,000! ,r,
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

~ Louisiana, Virginia and Missouri, are
the only States east Of the Rocky Mountains
h which Thanksgiving was not appointed.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

r@F2'a.f 10 Teajaa .. Nsw YoaK, Nov. 90.
Com. Yanderbilt has bought out the Pacific
NAH z sts.mahip Co. hr q 600 900. e dzl4
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

ever aimed at the Close every spes1h,
p rs d to the great rival RomS, 'ft INST
be- Btroyed," soevery fper, ekery psr-
cha every m.c bic, al every real sebte
owner in Minneosta, should ever declare, zoe
must haze a railroad to Superior FARRIs.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
Wreck OF the Indian.
sAcxRLE.-NoI SA Y

Wreck OF the Indian.
SAckSRLE,. NOV. 26l v
A boat containing thirty three ladies' with
their hdsBaHds, lkHdsd safety after knocking&S
about for sssS1Gs intke hjgheeaz twenty
seven are dead-none ofthe bodies have been
recovered, and irs impos ssibic to gives COM.
plete list Of the names pa. PEE sl.n.ga .! 2dr
70 ~ wnosos, Il a1scs,.lS MS. s. ~ esssssS
!" The cabin passengers Of rehe wrecked ,stea-
mer Indian are Al saved 10 spias.s 80 1i 's 1dI
!I4aSXcKvuaE, Nov. 26.
q The Schooner Gladiator has returned to
Halifax with the .reanaaningi survivors Of the
steamer 1ndiant b The stexner ia totallyrbro-
ken to pieces is.s siitts q y tie cargo is
/, The passsse.ess cosEsa u ssias js4plun-
dFed by the inhabitants. IvdIhe mails are
saved and were forwarded, The Indian had
eight cabin passengers thirty, ysteerage pass
sengers, mostly Gernians and Hunearians, sew
,enty-seven of crew. One iboa4 suuxier com
mand of second officer Smith was blownLof
80 miles. The boat under the 6urth officer
reached shore. The boat under the third off
icer Biggar broke, adrift leaking and is sup
nosed tn he Inrf COW aliH % .sglaId yCoan @
" w '~ ,yTo y9dJ nsdw srsvs1 or
b. Sil-s-+- ~, ~ ----fflr+t---lJ ss5rtr hnt
!. Fire inp Oliio. .sao.ToIa o1
;@zeCLaysl.AsS,oSy;i26.
. A fire IN, Canton, Stark county, Ohio, to
day, destroyed the St Cloud Hotel, rpostoff.
ice, and other buildings. The value Of prop
erty destroyed is estimated at $5e;90O. In
surance small -
, 60 e'so-2 o.-- ---.S,~---- = -aes5.c=G 1T
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

U. S. SENAToR.-We see that our cotem-
poraries are presenting the claims of candid
ates from their several section for the honor of
U. S. Senatorship. ,.yn ..-..... .-. .
The P'aindeater mentions the name of F.
R. E. Cornell, Esq, of this place in that con-
nection. We have heard Mr.. Cornell spoken
of with approval, as fitting candidate; and
we have no hesitation in saying that should
the choice fall upon him, the interests of Min
nesota would find a competent and faithful
guardian in our National Councils. A lawyer
of large experience, Republican of enlarged
and comprehensive views, a man of quick
perceptions and eminently practical, and a
fluent and pointed speaker, he would undoubt-
edly fill the post with honor to himself and to
the advantage OF the State. -. ...-.. ,.......
We have written without consultation with
Mr.. Cornell, and without knowing whether
such mention of his name would meet with
his approval. Hoe eg0...s7. n..rsvgHg
From the saltwater Messenger: -
" q. s. SENAToR.-Our Republican cotem-
poraries are beginning to agitate the question
as to who shall be the successor of General
Shields as US. Senator, and many Of them
are expressing their preferences. This is
grave question, lone that will exert its infu-
ence upon our State for long years to come,-
and it is very proper that the claims and
merits of our leading statesmen should be
csnvassed in connection with the position,
But this should be done in a calm and dis
passionate manner. The zeal of personal
friends, shOnld not admit of the slightest dis:
paragement of opposing candidates. Many
excellent men have been favorably named in
connection with the position-men who would
reflect credit upon the State by doing honor
to the place-irom whom the Legislature can
very safely make a selection. We would sug-
est to our cotempOraries the propriety, in pre-.
senting their personal preferences, of doing it
in q spirit of candor, and if necessary, of con-
cession. Among the various gentlemen spok-
en- of for the position, we can now recall the
names of Hon. David Cooper, Hon. Morton
s. Wilkinson, Judge Aaron Goodrich, Hon.
J. w. North, Hon. D. 8. Norton. Hon. ehas.s
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Singers Sewing Machines.

the great
Judged bY teal there IL ct saving hinv
The pubic comparable Ia singers ing Maohi
aising tbs highest reputation Ia se n"d ~lnt'
,khiied NJ lAe late "EApsl"h tniNetsTli' IN
T-re Nheru t-y earned ~ the inquest ptrIuiut an3
sF.s ..4a4.4c.5f, 50 insm ilAs t~eh 3n in Ian
eYcfy bTauro n ndastr! be- att ~Msnt = l" ht SON"
used viii Iptt fot. As tt Hif"l
Of The Esn~A, Train ~ 80 trssrss go ~ L. FNH@ "'t
sin sers achncs compsrt1 Vita s"tH-. Ne ntl'r,
eHuAkrr III, se1i4k.t, carriage u. hat ST. 49,
dc asul1 -ibVsl he 4u pros, "a sus onr 81
se-tiary employed, Is pu' IA a-"ad - ar.
sy.ar. families ~hor there is p.g,n s.ain- 10
be pNalGab Hssf-sI"'. Ilanr
ssr.., Hl .b.a par.i5nsrly c"ftI OBS ahd f'di
Iasta t-.s Az .mf la th"r ~ TJciFnu aii
s.rF suJ +4fia iuius re -a! kins IT VIII Ma
f4.ir heh ever, s1tt II W.. - rue
raaid b. fle. 5 faeeg,ed Thousands ~ al HfL
- ~ep4ft- 90 .sia been mai, arr WAGONS
natat, yrs iAcHnes nav, I'D ever!
d. ~, wants 81 Ia, ,euI'e.
as. ,ietI,IIs fof using are - VITA each MA
any rcalt He4u he .fI Of u4u-
machines packed s,Inris t' H. au!
.as . all persons d,,ria- ulaf ~
.rA 81, Application b! .citt siihr q oar "r
- II a opp 81 l. N. singer t,a4 - paper
shJiiy III 5inI ie See sewing N,htue inafeel
/. Il. -iSGEE X CO.,
Principal offee, No 8Zs 'roHt~ny, Ncw York.
BIZ OFriaENSo IL Hanover s. hahiaa so VI Chap
ei 81, New Haven Gt tioscr,hl", ~ %, "a rond 81,
New ark " j. No i4z Chestnut -, iIiat,lphia. 'na ii
un,re st, Baltimore No 81 Westminster St, Providence Il.
l.; No. East All 81, Ctnctnnaii: 90 SORTS iii 81 II
Louie; No i ST. Charles ST. New Orleans, No ~ Hnphn St.
Mobile idcc t..scls
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SrI'rZI,Ii.


MAIIs ~fGEcI. ~ uNHUUIE' v"
PALI, STYLE PREMlU ( 5.
81 sIIrZEL> the place 10 buy i'f nA1> mad nh nv
Aosn ipspcrtu. the mos 'cltpca,i WORKING" iH az
,ur.i "A, "a fnruisaias - NJ r"ls thdh"fs WIN
liz ,.n.l-,m.sl Hal cab ur pr. "t ih'f' shfh"~
l., ,,,.n an I'M. u ;, he, he j. 90 hi s'A>'H-s'''"
- -"tY t..a,.i lie 10 =s,.4 beiHE r-tlF., o
- .,sI arer' s zays - II 'rIsipr, "a Ha'
IA, i rcps, ,- 4e.s has an r!sr, duraa} ~
n-, a.alsrly aap,cd the itm a lie head au - ,''''
il isai.iili. ,. =. - the piatc 10 49,
II, .ouli as call attention M soeA 30 49, sp
Ilat. u sa1, and quality Servants iins IA sa ar'
II me NaY, Cloth clsci and Plush tsrs, th1dr,hs fahtt
Hats AaI Gas. ia4ss Eiins In ahd ~" Alhs ~ '' "''
10 ,rdtr The -naFteet noier.
al al sa1.fs Pracuai Has FOR Bargains al thu ss- g"
N,e mai NOV i-f'i"
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~ 3LlOval! New Stan New Goods !
AhlNG rr!d my entire shek Of at M, Oh stand
have located !eow tis Nu.y-i l1u. 81 Iosie ilu,
II r Sta't "tcFe VIII continue Ia, dcery LpHn1s
$'"4 1n"."SH lihdkal 10 my r and customers for lt
liberal pa,i"EI:c heretofore eAbi,,! solicit cantin
nalte ol tlt slime, assuring thrIa p,r Inducements fr
eash WA hrSi constant On hand selection of GRO
1kkIks AND iABLE DRY GOODS also, Corn Meal Pias
yer anu MN uhAi. j. T. SHEAREk.
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AMERICAN GUANO.

1--WE attention al C tafmcs Is called To Tins Niiuat
a tiker, from JARVIS island in tine P4c,' tcchn a' ~
possession of the American tiano tonpan. u! formal '
.he .. poNVrh'n.i he riucilai iGted"hl oi e -N
fai huaho Is the Phosphate and aahai' :" Line III s
e'i'toi That eau eidE! be TAKEN up by the rahi anu
Dc Initiated by art. Ii has sufficient Ai OrSalt
ttr' !"iig Ammonia 10 produce lnncdae ana ao,
crop IL dots moi ae rs iauiuIt, bal coi RS lashE
h upon the M after crop aas oeeu cs.,d h"as"
"tsot! 'trJ'ueed Ia Virginia .t,fu steil III
Hi""'fi CHECK AMI Is raphll! increasing III Nvf pP
Il has been tried asnishn, rcs, on! pr"it'N- :"
crop Ca nsurihs superior stand OF grass. lS "nai'
IA. IA bhss or barrrs with the trade tc hherica '-
a''a my name upon each aeAagc and n''ie| 10 u
Sole Agent american Guano Ini. s.i!, i.ichho""
Moss L., -
oct 6-dIy Az, III Tor l., l.,.fAf-'
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FGN1E PORTRAIT GALLERY viii be continued b, he
ivrsc. al The u!i s,ani No 2i. Mana street,, "Jrc he
viii b. plCt~tli III" itb,ai
rrnasc >,'el upo the lIte assuring all vino
cl lh ,no Will be r,n.er ,.sariiou sac
ut Pic. ir,~, ral"- ui charges,
Ne.so the agonc! for the r AkER CY Dot nLE nEIA
La. MACHINES iciis
aA clbr' aud dtr all the work "t the best fi2j Machines
tar sample aui less complicated than any Ma
chin, ami i s 1T c IL" prices of 80 roo Brsl
tabHc. MaelHHc 50. lie has .hc Patn Adjustable cmHc,
manufactured "N;:css Tor the t,Elkcr City Machine. he onl!
lh"' dtls and il'aicss. From the large
h. sold b.! llaner Co.. mc acting agents, and c
general wLct the Aacnucs the Gndcr
>ISne,l ns
n,m all u,id examine lu,ti y. :. TANNER,
oct So. Main tr,tt / u.
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New Commission House

M have is TIA! Is,orlitrd 1trscyes o4,i.i tc ut
~ l"'Sc 81 cdl'lt,i. t...Al tMhlSHiON ~
Mss, ir lie sale Ice nttt Conn Ac VT ~"
N'te III Inc pa!Fpa-c GENEROUS puiic assullls '''
hal We are much younger Than the bOiU /"fde al,d W
Always ignored lis tc..oiI The I,tr We W."
sI "r You under Tie ud L.. Iiake rem
aHrrS rs soon soid Uiice lno L. Nam sl''
july s1-d.cly SIZE. AEh " Ill Ehe,
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oct 6-dly

k,'lNE ROSE WOOD WHITING DISKS. FROM - 10 !
very handsoL,e aud cheap Puiunrd S"ais of MN. A'
itFldhe BOTTLES Partisan Po4 maIcs aud EArts it n' "
kercie ivory Pochrt al,cts. Port M"nsits ii man!
t"is Hair Brushes, Tooth and Nail brushes, ad tte"
re'! OF Fancy Articles, just received by ~ ,,>r.
oct lO-dts krARiEls Il JUNE
SAXONY YARN.-Biue Mixed White, ltc nnd - a. Il,
low l. A. K L. KINSEl :.
oct T-dts Id Main Sire
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AFlNG accepted Agency f,r lhc sale tn, orsne
faf"f! B4ie Cotton, ~ are noA pre- ,aruu .,-, "
la irI',.
"ait oi ii good artitn' woui do well 10 give ,..
e III it's CAM, .-dt,h ~ go.
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To Sportsmen.

E 10 receipt Of portion Of our stock s doub,. and
single GuSs, and wi have in few days unusually
Also, Powder Fasks Shot Bags Bird Bags Gun ada bes
cussion Caps Baltimore Shot, Dupons Diamond Grain and
other Powder and everything to comne,s
equipment for the Hello CoLHouGS WILLS.
| aeDd fg-dts
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NOTICE,

oi, Is hereby given that the firm Of William H. Han
=" mas 'hls ia! been disso, ed by mutual cyr,,rli
Iornf arner George Hall, retiring tnerefrm the
III N'nir a, = ri. ~, lstg WM II MI r.,
80 - 40 ~ -
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IL T. TT II y IN q
Servants WanInI

fHtHi suJscrp,s 1871 10 purchase II ttc.l in Alabama
a experienced Mac bt,i room I,nol
Cook, cashier ahd iruHrt. he sthtir4an l is
ants hitnds ii'ih Tor hI't-
ans iof SALE Mi tir ieuisitv and vh Il
iiE fct. upon moi "l! getting hui Nati, b and isr
hume their iurtnl nj rnlaiio. ~ s
s,It i2-ds--icp copy NJ. i.Anttau..Sr. n sui
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NJ. HOLLINS IL Co.
6cOCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS

NUTEs
.4ain Street, Lypcnburk, Va.
UAIC lea Va Ia return their nlmrru. I'm nd,
and e, .inmers literally apny"d mon the
lasi three ,esrs respectfully so continuance 81 Their
Prompt personal attention given la the -r If all
kinds Of country produce and made sales
e1es. our STOCK star, Day h"s Viii
ul~ A.. be und extensive and: vel, st ed hHG Viii he
soid as q . an, house In the city .
H., IA. NJ HpILIN- Il 81.
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Seel Store


si.t4T tS.s>. Sfsuf.A !sHtfssaSxS.
w h,cp CONSTANT. hand good stock ii M1tyesSes
~ a be sold cira;, t..n w cal. hare, In,
h.,c ars,tr nair ~ q, der Il h,jce.
aug VALENTINE ~ liENlNG.
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Sombrero Guano.

Sombrero Guano. ,..,,,,
y tons OF Phosphate Guano, just nom sonofe'"
= = West Indies the richest deloste OF Phosphate g" -
known 10 the world, containing between 20 ana ~ per
lone IAos pae ri Lime and which invite lle MI ~,
Of our irtids and he public generally who deal III mr.
We fer the Sale oil tins "uhh" l., H. !,
will sell al N,rhcin prices, dcucting actual excuses "
pace. III. .
Pamphlets con;cin is analysis &c furnished On "f''
ION ny mail.
McCnEKIF n 60. sole N"'h
april d4os Nan Stree ifr'h'efs ~
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JOHN MACk.AN'sS
Pure extract OF A..liteH Feet

LNoR producing. minutes, brilliant and nutritious
Dolly, BlSnc Mango Cream. &e, ami Tor thick ming
improving and Grayics-l his PREPARATION garanocd
be obtained sol, from Fresh Calves Feel, tai The nb
OF inquiry Of Kind Ice Implicitly upon
II . strongly recommended making hn bright and beau
iu Jelly, either for Domestic urpos, Tor HE OF inNa
iils For sale BY loot i3-dsl W. A. sIkO1llLE \ 60.
I YNCHBtEG. OCT IA-Receivcd By Expess ,lrA zap
IL Of l-e bsauufu Double Sklri ani koe sHh+ MI
wou Mousin Rsses. &c, &c. Call soon
oct is-dis y. GrGGESHIiMER:
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NEW iiONCEl.N.
ID = - O LII rIn

fDiii. co P"'' tr''I heitt"inrc
L "hlilhAoht "osilN Was dissolved The 6t h, u, a.
consent. e. a. NhLtclAore alone autloriz,,l In i,'
claims and al pa! all debts. hose i,irbrl Ia I'M.
" peisr ma" Pf'ii pay nieut u very desirable In chose
up All outstanding accUun., l. as pn>,bl. '
e. A., hHIrTEMoEE
|. Il. JD>lIN.
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) :! received, tNu splendid CHECKER
n MIS- fiANos-nr OF item a carved Louis
so a GHfg3 XIV: Very beautiful We nave ais, "A III su,-
'.'! OF knalos Pianos, II, all pre :.
Alt-O-dls ~ ~. * Bi.AtkFOkD
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