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The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-11-12

r OST.-In Beekman street, opposite Old st:
u Georges Church, last Friday, tne gold
breastpin, of the square-and-compass form. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at this office, or at $40 West 2sth st. P
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-11-12
A TTENTION. ATTENTION! AT.

A TTENIION! ATTENTION! Al
n tention! Titus Reform Intelligence Office,
1913 Mercer street, between Blocker and Amity
streets. Letters written and male and female help
supplied by the month, week, day or job A reg
lister is kept for the names of all colored persons
to enable their friends to find them without trav-
cling over the whole city Price of registering,
ten cents, or gratis to those who have no money
Also register of the different societies their pa-
ces of meeting, and the names of their officers.
Rooms to let T. S. w. TITUS,
1927 Proprietor.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-11-12

TOR SALE, at the office OF the "Anglo-Af
J. rican,'' the following
ILLUSTRATED TOY QUARTO BOOKS.
Pictures and Stories from Uncle Tom.
Edinburg Doll,
GrandmOther's Stories.
Minnie May, and other Rhymes
Casey, or Early Trials.
Pictures and Stories from the Lamplighter.
Mother Goose's Daughter.
Stories about Egypt.
Price II cents each; postage cents.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-11-12
FOR John BROWN,

L There will be Young Peoples Prayer Meet
ing in the Lecture Room of Shiloh Church, cor
ner of Prince and Marion streets, on Sunday even
ing, at 6 o'clock precisely, for Capt: John Brown,
and those who are in confinement with him In the
cells of Virginia prison.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-11-12

Brown says an Englishman, and died on tbs
passage coming over.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-11-12

NEWARK, Nov. 9, 1859.
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,,s, At.,..,NT.EII!MelS..

:. An OeEAx II 4 LiE&an.li6 fxoststLAwri.
ter in the Journal Of Commerce, addresses
lengthy Communication to Mr. Secretary
'roucy, in which he propoands ." wonder
ful scheme for laying Telegraph cable. be-
tween Europe and America, BY subtnccrging
pondcrolas anchors IN the Sdtto,ti Of the At
lantic. Attached to these anchors arc to, he
iron wires, sustaining air tight b,ioys to,the
depth Of from ten to twenty tathoms below
the surface, at which depth he. conjcctures
the waves to be still, or nearly still. These
buoys are 70, sustain the telegraph;c wire,
enc otsecl in 'gutta percha. z At longer inter-
Aals he would have Sill larger anchors,
attached to '1buoys; Of greater poweE on
which he would construct telegraph stations
.: ten let square ul hid dean. .., 1,1"'s
Mr.: Zen Bsoec4 and Mr., Robert Harlan.
two we'll known gentlemen Of. the TURF"
'saso' ''eft 1Hcn York 6tsLissreeel t.kins
With them Another, stock. 6gt American
thoroughbred borses.aai> u5a,oo
II is understood that Robert ouid, Esq,
has becssnaninaseA hNslc .94sideat for the
office IF district attorney 'tgr The District Of
Co'umbii', We have not learned whether
.the ro'nination has heen confirmed,
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dsly sltlopcda~ill - be s.sse,ssd O: a
i" 81 'a1a patins inte1ess Eeq"aQ nportant
Me ~ Il dstain the tsader.pith a
lltemf%9f OF varioss mid advantages
Witch, toahoined, however, 90 fsr 70 build
upa tiourshins community. Fish, game,
furs, STONE qnarries- and salt: are found in
great abundance, and have furnished great
inducements to emigration and will always
continue TO doso. But the purpose Of these
articles will not admit Of even brief nc
count Of them.
In orr next we shall give an account Of
the h EsM!!|reo'ds esda" ;'n pfjfet1a as ,p,rs
of our commercial system Of the utmost I'M
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~ The Chairman of the Democratic
State Central Committee Of Wisconsin has
writer. r.. Judge Douglas an eloquent letter
exhottihg' him to visit Racine On the coming
Fourth Of july, to address the Democracy
in their State Co6vch' ion, on the political
topics Of the day. Il understand that he as
s',rcs Senator Douglas that the only way to
restore the cDemscracv il the Northwest is
las platform: So 'e''
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a WISE DARKEy.--1t is said that the ex-
Emperor 81 !lay,i has the nice sum Of two
and half millions .! dollars invested in the
British Funds. ifthe story lie true, it is IL
proof OF Soulonque's sagacity and prudent
forcthougllt. Loui Philippe made large in.
vcstncnts in the United States and England,
anil his family are now reapirg this benefit
Of them: Louis Napoleon has, through
agents, made investments in, this country
and Gyeat Eritai.., and it j., said that thcre
is scarcely Il ruler or prominent poll siician in
Europe who does not recognize the policy Of
laying up something "for rainy dns,'' where
It can I've made available in case dfrcvclu,ion.
Ron'ouNue. therefore, invmaking prov ision
for unpleasant weather, has only initiated
l,i< roya! whit - bsuitlevs and COUSINS in
EWops.
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bya recent st o,tahss lll|idsox, Legislature
the professional jurors occupation IS gone, as
~ the law no personiiss allowed TO serve
more than one, year upco ajary..'.s
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4 WidOweF's Matrimoni,si ADVERTISE
4'f'.'f 9si hcHtsf 1i.fna....s - ...:. -...

4 pape, has an advertisements for i partner
for life by; p sd;sconSosate wIower. giving
as the requirements, lila the applicant should
be 5 feet 4 inches in hight: 27Is inches grit.
of dark c9nsl,exion and hais, ear. bored, fet
t. wear Nos A. shoes, and hand; to fit No.
61a J',uyen~ gloves and offers. as induce
merits to a person .: the, right Dimensions,
slrtt he has satin So silk and " thibct and
muslin ddelaine dresses, IA morning dresses
of'',fterentf patterns ANIL styles. : number Of
cIoaks and shawlS, t. fair assortment Of fursr
laces and embroideries.l collars AMI under
sleeves ancoun,ed. .uni1der;clothes and ~
men.ionables in piles, hoop: skirts Of iron,
steel India rubber, gatta persha, Whaletone
and rawhittR Nhs tfc mot guaranteed, ex-
cept the applicant, is il tempe e,l and a SUI
RfEs je eEssy ,s sSnsi;;iaS ef BE-
with IL .d&Ss. 1t teeth and prrt,s9, loss Of hair
need not be- deferred FROM, applying, ,as he
has a quantity Of false hair md 4 20: 1 4t)of
teeth il working order. A. fresh cou,plsxion
is desirable, as the r9nse pots Esre ill empty.
A prompt and speedy. application is request
|ed, as ,t're'ar,iclcElase already bcsa disued
forasnr u, and fhey are lldeto no out of
fashion = anY tipe and. become worthless.
.HAS
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'1'1fr 81 &C., River of $3.50. q
BIZ Re- Rive y the North .,.Io.t
a ||11hknow1 ana u Eastern ears 1T
IS xerthctl@ eaH of vast prospective
mi STtance, md Minnesota Bs do 10!
s9.sssss4in'A4s the a41hntases to azl}atl1o(l
from the Introduction Of steam raYiSation
on it's waters.
The Rcd River of The North rises in cen
trail Minnesota. and flows north. westwarllv
into British Territory, cmptying into Lake
W'nnepcg, whence its waters ultimately find
their way into lIudson's Bay. It iy ncyri.
as long and as large rs the Ohio, and is even
more nsyigahe at all seasons It flows
through Il country rich in mineral and far.
est productions, fertile and salubr Gus. which
N1n before long attract a large Immigration.
The productions Of this region must find
their way g our Eastern markets. though
10 do 50 they VII take the somewhat . usu.
4: e. r. 1' s ss 81 4
tbe~Eede -Rixsr, they can easily~> 10. traas.
shipped t. Other naViigabte. waters Glowing
into the Mississ ppi and into the Lakes.
Mn9e; 4 & i r xteF'lly the ssWrsl bead OF
the Inland naVlSs;tt!oh on'tihs c0ntiiekt No
other State enjoys such Gciiities..n A. Sigh.
,ise of ground, and i few miles Of dista,1 e.
are all that separate rivers tbwinIsg to differ.
,cnt extremes GftN dfths Hmeria... .:gY Gu can
ts ss' &'3h$ S,ya'g & a% ,ss's.h,ea1s'he
You can take' {. third route and SaI Is ,tes
bead waters the Wan. All ilien nee,
iat'era short. portage u Ahe head waters u
the Columbia, sail on down to the .1aeitac
lfeSh: .Sxoaceah .ake>A AiAtIroatses bT NAY
Of the Peace River, and another portage IL
the head waters IT the. Frazer River; and
g On down 70 Puget sound IT, :sltr:,': -
COX teans'';are the present means Of MAX.
ing 1.-The: connection between. thessr diffsren,
lines Of inland navigation. But it will no,
~ long tetort tits made by short Canal 0,
!! . e y! e4 &91A inq*9y,e rNK .esitaa
facilities Of shipping her pr ducts, and clloos:
!ns her markets, that is enjoyed by no:o,6e,
:nls!d country IN l the world as: "a DNy; r.
e"e"g 1o'7"4E. ,t.,t;3iIoe H15au.,s g,;5 ,s..T
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k1~. As..ow e,sF,11scAMP.
serio Nauar,p ~ u, :, t,~

.erio auar'et aasen in t1~ ortb,-
do1 nliesin regard Ito some expression,
use Hby Ps Rev. t.ry Ward Beecher,
WI 1h Live below; Thc religious papers
are ri ol \, and MI. Becchcr is what h.
wishes to be, more motor GUS than ever:
lin speaking Of our Saviour, Mr.. Beechsx-
alluded t" the twelve Apostles as men With.
out character, intelligence, honesty. educa-
ton, or WTt9: IlEXF4Etakl1 l6JAu(l
from the lowest dregs Of society-from The
fishing boats and novels of the land where
they resided. But one of them-St. Paul
coa'd lay any claim to knowledge, and he
e',,nt |" le!rl1e III o,tsnsai * Ia bs!"
ELECTED. Comparing these men with tho
great Gteeal,1as
PRRr'so9 sunk Ihe Apostles greatly blow the.
s!lllezItag q, ,1'J Gl lss5a ss's n3if,
letcr was pompods when he marched ssthe
head efStf'e' twelve, and had no 0pposiittiion TO-
encounter; but when they came within
rcac'fbFhe :3Jws; lSj i wo1a VA khdssA Nto
its scabbard, and he tre,nbed with ear.--
And then, again, how shaxcfni tot hear this
ance, know him not !! Iad ,juJas r.
trayeG tps' aests.,s forsthe pe,nessf eepsid-
e'a'lonS. VII le The rest. fearing Tor their per-
*ooal srety,. never hesitated to indulge il
the most shameful decepth,ns to lead Him ~
!! r. to their rcai motives. z'Ehc reverned
gentleman 1 proceeded 70 halNdle the Apo.tieas
III severe Language. and then explained why
such. men had he n chosen to carry Gods
word:to: the sinful nation around .hem."oss
.s'i'ssizIit ms: :.sadtz 4=,r.E
5:1We Do not hesitate to say chat We ret
gard 1t as one Of the most unfortunate and
misleading terms that eyer afflicted theology:
~ .sSH|ksS! IT, taa4
oelieye " T. nor IN the thing which It obvi.
Dusty sishities:s 1tsk tnerfbt,uaa,, mons.
tr6ars, antpan uaredcernabIe tie. y, is85sr So
I'VE have no sympathy with those theo-
loslal's who use time rs Hea.lhhltv. md
roll their spcculations six thousand years,
Knocking down and setting up the race in
tl'c l aEE'Y2n7 .i hasrses a this gigantic theo1s
sin Poor Adam 70 have lost fafsdIse
was enough. But e be sRad0w efI,,esslv
p"rsued tEirp,tsh ,all ti1ds ~ ssfF;Siis and
fighting theolosies-that is Punishment new.
er Threatened Or. was, the flaming sword;
Of the angel q. mere type and symbol OF, the
e'"g'cal zeal, Standing between, men and P4-.
radlse torevermorc ?, We, take men as we;
find Them. We do not 80 back to Adam Or
the TAFT to find materials for theories or phil
osophles. There is the herman heart right
before my eye, every day ,hrobbi,Fs,; throb- :
o'nsG- tE,ybbing Sin Is. not a speculation.
but reality It. is not an i.lca-a specu la
tive trt,tfi-but an awful fact, that darkcns,
life, and weighs down the human heart with.
continual mischieE$. Its nature will never
be ., fouodi il the, Past: 1t.m,lzt BE sought in'
the Present. - ~ >-~- 1853
Weheartity hatc:tha phrase total de-
prasity. and, never .sec! inclined to use it, ex-,
cept wkem. reading the ethics of,hc N. "
Observer, or the religions editorials Of the
Puritan Recorder" -. - ...,.-a......,
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~ sos'S''ss " 'e ~ e&E4y e4SS
Journal it appears that tse average winter
temperature at Fort Smelling during twelve
years from 1881 20 l843 was 1857, which
gees ty show that the winter just past y
colder than an .s.efast bt Isl dggrsek. ~
Ths Coolest day Was December 9Th, having
a me'" !ewRer.ty.s 9! T. q Is!oM zero.
o. W. have rec. ived the first number of
the La Crescent Banner, editedaby Alfred
Swinetord late Of the. Freeborn County
Eagle. ltis,a seven. column, paper, I looks
well, and is full Of readable and Interesting
matter, and Dsmocffai ic. toaiie back bone::-
We hope friend swinnelor,dd, will find ::his
pockets materially enlarged by the change.
p'Nh'sf p n, me ssrS, Crouch, Dodge,
Grant and others, Of our, citipyns-- in
all havcleit tor@Pike'ss Peal, proposing swhen
they discover that it is humbug 70 50 on to
Sonora Or CalifSaftia:.af sa:t:i,a 9'Io Is::s' II
Many othsi!i ST @ess ; ss,{aip
previous tsit.kjag jthsissaspartsrs They
will prok.bsy!wan along :sslns. ISM u59sI'I'
,S.irr,>4. FFss.7-7.. Z. ef,i,s,orri
SUGAR SNqW.--Yes.srlayiy I'VE were, visited
by a snow si,iAll, whieh,4odn gave every
thing the '33ppsa,ahsc Of winter. 2' rs; day
the sa y *hiniay ~ warm Var and b5ishlt; .na
the Notwithstanding off .inxstrsauA ..,o,I
Ws,siya haqw5:9as ls elIfa IS rsseiS|e BY
enc Of our eiti4pnss iiom Norman, Wizard: in
rotations to'his iue-beat: ::5Theaweasher since
it was Written, has, tor the present; put an
effec1ua a damper. upop ,Wlarg's project
Bstter:li~k we:hope, next winter:,.y.;l;
.Fif Hziixi :'l py cpnx, March :::na. as5e.
o*R.S DESs4oRE.4 Ese.yRed iNiog:a,s,:,
DEAN s;4fst:-2You very kind hvor Of tho
Goth ult. was duly received to day. am
and h;ixs Is: ,,n|.cl, ssratiffed by the 'fayora
1le opinions ,ny scheme has elected, and
am under obl'sat,ops to many persons. fol
encourAgement. jpAy machine is fully com,
pletcd and printed and wvou!'. Have been on
the ice several days since but Fl, Tie m,os'
unlucky non arrival Of a necessary part &C the
machinery from New York, Il have just
received notice offs arrival in Chicago and
have togo there to hasten its" eeia;na
here, whefFe s}}Iiin thY5 mpl'ofni3 the
ice holds abree or sour days, haye conf
dsncc that . shall deusi'astratesthe practical.
hilitt'ormyy pt.n: oBdeiie is now, while / ain
writing taH II! - f;}a g.. watf,a and ~ alarm
ed at theprospect pf a. f''ilnre IF :ihe; track
l"hsil 'a6sse~f l;raotenpf,the Ice here to
make "ifaasYn.er't4. 81 'lase it'to~ed up to
the S $"{SS!4 aX4tsS &ha if,'qes; here
10 e.hyeta6''Mn Ahl 81, regret thar a'a
so la'e but assure you have exertel my.
selc to- slst' ae,noAd to- be- essliek ,s;a Ell II
"'''I6 Ydary truly, a'aa'a;ai,
''''1fl +; ''i NdkMAY' WflkD.
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OF ThomasJ. Dexter, has been partlonetl
Nv: ty Eoyeii11loAt-:a on the laat
month, he 42ak 'rtseasedo from itjrlk1n5 aid
once melc' tMlhvxthe fres ar Ut Utterly lis
age ana inffrihffee w'tlls'ttt hermit him to
10 3 sulvHive III; 7iliahd Sorrows bfthis life,
i--P ESQ tEgg ,,,asa1,a't. raj has biz va s,''
Is this odri'5ld ReH wing nexte+; kien ID
Wise; apd h'sqv lor! EBAY AZ yoa exesst him to
survive thit,l4e, Its JUS and ,tproNS?sa
c"''1 R5 Sff;'f |I 'essf
H'ltskisnssno' tlisa imperial; auny o
Russia ill., isevs ' q fhq a,lenofies o
lCathrine IT.. .that her son. Paul who Iafter.
wards aScend.a the throne i,nd'wAs murdered
was no, thesson other husband Peter the
Ill., hst sEsss o"s9lt a k9s4't' g., s'sepsr in
the 0uaIos:jo4 hs,a- @ails ,iij ,iisiab q ~
1t isowcaa' known that IPeterH was
Strangled in prison Blythe brothers lOrl',f,
VII" were also lovers Of Cathrine.T Her
memories were kept in. the secret archives Of
Russia, but two copies were read by thu
tutor Of. he: present, Emperor Alexander
and from these q copy was taken which has
bcen seceMly published. in which CATERING
makes direct avowal that Sergius SoltikoA
was the father Of Paul. 1t +. apparent then
that Alexander the First and the late Fin:
peror Nicholas, who; were, the sons Of Paul
we're the descendants Of an illeeiti,nato stock
and had pretensions to have belonged to the
imperial family Of the Romanofts. h.
This is . curious piece OF intelligence 70,
!i1,oco i1,x,,A IL
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The Special s cssitt, 'oftcorsress,


il The adjournment Of Congress without pesa.
ing theappropriation bills, nendcrs, special
session necessary; and We; lear shat the Pres.
i''oat les issued d proclamation 'con!cnids|it
il. July: Some Of the Republican papers
SEEN e. e ateaa'l SorIy Because in , thht
case' Minnesota c' cannot 'I BE REPRESENTED ex-
eept BY Senator Rice: Some. propose that
the' people agree. some how, upon a day, for
e'ec'ins the two Representatives before the
Congress. is convened: q We don't SEQ how It
can very we'll teldohen Nor do we see any
Necessity for it, we have not, SO
ar' Experienced any 'teer;' great benefit f'om
oara litioq,l. K,piessnnt lou iou sine, W. be-
come ae STATE, NJ ST. R'es eceompi!shea! Quite
As much'f for US asa .Territ9ry, as s q! j. our DEL
egation united have. IS q State, and he will
dojnst al wc'l.now.s*9it! lf,;.IH -ttYosit
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'C.e Eng CT The xXXvth Congress.


I'VE publish this lnanihsEth., ptr,5ceesdfi.s
Of the last three days, Of! the thirty fifth,
Congress. Judging from the imperfect dis,
patches, the civil appropriation biil-!l.e most
important Of all the appropriation lills-has
been defeated, by parliamentary .;ac, ;es
of the most 'incxcusable- and 7disgrac full.
character. This will render necessary the
calling. Of an -extn> session Of Congress.
S9r RICE. amendment to the Post Office
bill, protesting anapprop,i.,tion 3'O, 600 for
carrying che U. s. Mail from ST. Paul to.
Puget'< sonnd, we believe has passed both
lIouSes. It passed the Senate by q decided
majority, but we have no mention of its fate
IN the uonse3 -: 80.
4 special dispatch from Washington says
thatze, e.s>adspt i trochgrsties Eepnvsnins
published immedia.e ely! II Up, inner ID. Lkm-
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Bx1vEnsirs. - The sexa1nina-
ton and closing exercises % the xin' er term
Of this institution took plaec this week as
per notice in our 1asfisSuei We were not
able 70 be present bu. learn that they we're
very interesting. : mpqlrked Improvement on
the last term. and credit 10th to The scholars
and te'shers' 'IiR ~ 3s>'i sd Ii.
The next term commences the .l7ihinst.
and /, isfdesired that alithe students. should
bc thereon the fi,,st day.! c;s5f3fH0:, ysn.
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, II.
Arrival Of thesoye al's 4 Nail from
4 lSYfMIHEs 1l YkEIvasIya

~ G / W , Asys::
The Overland mail Of the 1lth dlt. brings
two THROUGH! ppaisSeHgeis. aa' Tas" -n:uo& 4
The steamer Uncle San, Left 6ah'a FRAN
cisc,>for Colorado .~on.rthe 1lths with 800
tnofs or tile sixth Infantry, to 'chastisea the
Mohave Indians. ia faa4..t Oil. ,..ax Y
An additional ssctionsoff the California
Central rltailroai has been under contract.
The next Panama steamer is advertised
to !eaye"n Saturday the Och instead If Mon
day the 2lSt -5G
The indian war in the northern part of
the State. is being vigorously prosecuted
with u fair prospect Of q Sppcd termination.
rs Business,briSk Candles, coffee, provis-
sons and American liquors advancing.
the Colorado and sinc ID aseret- Unusual
oec:lrren. e !; also that the company met
with complete success in sinking wells, find
Ing water in abundance at fifty feet. YEN
se = :. prevailed il lachcco
h., A large amount ii, addit DIAL stock was
being distributed al ng the route. x - ~
Lieut.. Lazclie, previously reported AS NOR
tally wounded In fight with the Apache
Indians is rapily improving.
An expedition was about leaving Fort
Buchanan under Captain Everett, against
|..e speehes WHO slilla4 eathteg esmk ser,
TO s= 49, >s- t.4s-..>-->~ T -
4 We find imam exchange paper the -stato-
ment that seventy Two white ema!es were
married to negroes in the State Of Massschd-
sets lasoy year ! Ifthis is so, It is CARRYING
OUT the abolition doctrine to practical! results:
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|N.dBNf: G2>Es OF YfllasEs11o !,
n IN n v1;.,>, u, a. VI
Il ~ Thc thanks Of IA lid ~ were
Y I'd kakcr Orr, by i hssai 81 81 lbf
Inn OF discharsing dad t, ki
Hfhc S aker laid before thS ksmes
age from the President similar to that sent
to the Senate, urging Congress 10 make pro-
vision for the preservation Of the public
credit. Laid on the TABLE and ordered to be
printed.
!. The House resumed the consideration Of.
aid passed the bill regulating the colnpen-
satioD 0fdecea>ed members.
The House concuryd in the Senate's
amendments to the bill fulfilling the treaty
e it|s'a,:issl 41 .; 5D. 'SY;73F' rs Iy'F
The miscellaneous appropriation bill was
4 IN tO1 ban l.
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L6A.'tf tsesteamer Conaet.s =

I'VE copy fiom. the st. louis, JPep1lh@mn,
the 'a''ss|i4s ;sssSa Il ths axtst$n q
the xteapeh q mil the 'J loWe a!sg i;sikp
pi' It will.obcrrecot'acted that, this boat
was builtattki%Place'l'st ea.nmer: by Capt.
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WI eckea And S y! ~ Storm eH last satur-
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i99TnE' R'vEr.--The leo, broke up opposite
this place on Thursday night and there i
mono in sight up the river; We expect a
boat from ST. Paul as soon as the river is
open %. below the lake. The lake ITSELF will
open pen i" tep DAYS; ~, u.s. , 2,'.'1 l5,
y. ~ The City Council moved at last by
the deep ;iimprecaticns and deeper impress.
,sions l. the mud, made BY the walking pub.
JIG have iySess,zye q; 70 Build FIVE crossValks
pf stone; Two across, s. al4a'nl street, and
ioneleael across Bush, Plumb and Third SITS.
tWe'hopc they will not, stop. there, but will
carry on the good work till there; IT, no: an
uncloan sole ia our midst.
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For the Consideration Of Sensible People

| INDDLING tbOutis not the practice ofDr MESEcK.
| II lie understands Tue disease q once and es.
| lie hates IoIs tamperiag around aad long running
bs, bat STICKS 10 aaaOaora0s practice, TO respecta-
ole less al 10 sash pIyJnSaIs. Gases gwen up By
other physicians are ottea cuHed by DR.. AKsEcK
Oaiss III CJnes street, corner OF Line.
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