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E,N.ilNE G1 }O.UIfl.s VANfr1-DOn-
A<P d'g i-elhG.Ss .1d "a I'r,h ,ent ..',y,la
aaip tss "a am SO 'll 4'.u,ar at.ry r.. Pan
NUT " " yoiNl, ~ ~. s5 y,'rs ~ ~, ,b'e
torc u AMI writS and uni r'arit i,~r sr,prd
RUS " ~ .hme,io. Tc.m of srlrs. neri ,h,ss
years. PAY iiom 8is ~ sJl dcpcid, on nv
III inci, IS vo1t aud soldieriy conduct, A. . a
ton 'iol' "vsrs, e'o,eink, medIc,i N.ei .spos,
Sid ~ a. al oIu ". Apply N5p plv d, 6.p,.
81 hoUr, cVo,y day, bet. 81. IN. sad 81 M. y. A.
3ltlatoh = CapiAin of Eng'neeru, T.. y. Arm;.
-0S~iSs
MkN WANTED 10 SMART YOU No Men
Ava fruuI tn" cout q, 49,. aii willtt{ ~ x,rk
q be o'br Is ycfrS oIl. Apply tmmci atsly, at
% AGg'ic vt BrOA,yn. IS 3'ii9
pay INCREASED-DR looms ,4sEvfB
=. 5. Aimi w Antei leo young men, " whom
tsta sluil mui.s, rAi,ctS,cuthing an medical at
-rlaaca will Oe fiinishrd, Si,h gopd p.y " each
s'disr. Appiy II iss Hriaor street o- No. Broad-
vAy. col s4.S.tss
SHIRT CUTTER wANTED-FOR PLAN-
~'nrl -nir,s. A; n. u warrcn ~ up stairs
sc2b 5'lYs
SOLDIERS wANTED-FOR Tux U. 8.
- Army-SOn sst bidicd TiuI, Form ~ service
years. Pay Com Si3 ~ So yer mot With god
hait, clfhi ~ and medc.. s,,"nt- zoe. tlOO
D. M ~ gwen at the aEpif " term Of servica
sulaIt deserving men lave splendid cAance Of
pt'motloh O. to ralS uf comm s-iuDsd Officer.
Appy - tuc frpc.pal hncut ~ Rendezvous, 9s
Chatham ~ Lieut. 5. N. SIKOLE al Infantry,
IS. A. se,ruitx Onoer. - pa ''inA
NVAETED-FOB TlIE kEGin.AR ARMY
w " tNc ynipsi States ~ .sle hpiied nan, be-
Se"n TIE .i,s' ot ~ aud e. fot three years
Pay from Si9 20 80 p"r month, snd furnished with
AoIlAs, b,ard md inei,rN att.,idanre. A Bounty
SlNO given At expiration " enlistment Apply
a the Chof Rc,cutlg Rsndssvoua IFS Cedar
urset. " Y 'Ity. ~ olac'tbS
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WYOMING VALLEY COAL, s4,6o-THK
w be-a oa ;or save and rAngs uss. FIRES
burning, full ~s,ghi, and no duaL LLOYD CO.
s32 Eghin avsnue- CIR 4Ith - So Aac''Op
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rE- NO CHANGE OF oARs OR BAa1AaE, Il,
iyaO IT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-27

SEwlNG MACHINES-STEADY EMPLOY
OmeLt iur 700 hands un iannei sLttts and draw er-
by -eSing machine, at the Suirt aud Drawer Facto-
~ 70 aud II Cannon 1t, cor Kviugtiu. sc25 O'2gi
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wNaPL0V pEvE-Ro~.sa..

A RTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS WANT
"A cd-uo'd hands - work IN ve,yet also, a few
small sn at girls. Apply sjN DIVISION It. 40 s.Iln
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ARTICLES ,FOR SALE.

HORSES FOR ,SALEs-16 YOUNG
L horses, Just from Canada, from IAN 10 10
hands high, some well matched aud tAs, travellers,
will be sold cheap. Apply At 46 Wat st, be.ween
Hudson and VArick sts. HeU GIL
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HANDS WANTED-TO MAKE FLAN-
ne, blru-,~. Enquire At 10 Broadway. KAU
N GOT TuEIREN. $50 Z'iI
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GOOD CAP MAKERS WANTED,
- For huary work Olly.
ROLL Il HEM
"-l b'ibo 60 Broadway.
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uOC CSEWORK-WANTED A MART WO-
iimah to 90 short distance m the country. 1, 30
tie work NJ the no Use and diary, she must under
stand milking. Aidrcss +, box Vlb Sun 1aice
se2G 3'iO5
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SUPERIOR RED AND WHITE ASH
- GOALS,
For Family use SCI r,eued aud delivered from al.,e,
W al parts Of the CITY a.
$40,
por tnn of l0N LIS
Orders lch At In wsverly Place; 7S4 Washington
ST. loo West lith st. W Perry and wes strccts.
A. TRRADwELL, Agent ssls 24ac't6T
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HORSE FOR SALE-A BAY PONY, Ia IL
IL hands high, years old; trots inside OF min
utes; never trained for speed; warranted sound
aud kind will he sold at bargain. Apply at %
James II. ss24 s'H6o
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HELP WANTED--A LARGE NUMBER
uf Noks, ,uN nhurDad a., nousewur kcrs, nurse
scamsties,'s, 49, wanted " hil places an ..mhes
comng ir'un the country, at the N 'troplltan ln,t
tute, 80 S,Nth ave, ietN cen Fourth and Army sis
Also wanted, girls lately landed scg5 G'ih9
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~,EwING MACIIlNES-LADIES TAUGHT
> " operate On WHEELER N WILSON'S i'm.
proved sewing machinc; practice on shop work;
terms 81, t5S Cana street.. seas 2tac'lat
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
THE PIONEER ON TWO SIDES.
The Pioneer commences an article thus

"a contemporary, which, in q newspaper way,n-
iustrates the unfortunate condition of he farcical
DR.. OCalahan, affects 10 see discrepancy between
two articles lately published in this Journal upon the
'conditicnof public sdairsnE8 .lJlEJbs s;U
And then our cotemporary proceeds to
answer our article of the Sd, and show how
consistently press can look .two ways ola
Sunday - now encouraging the North
with word or two, and, anon, patting the
Secessionists on the back and yielding the
whole argument against Disunion--by ad
hitting they have justification, for their re-
bellion, in the .'wrongs" they have suffered
at the hands of the, North, which "wrongs"
il thinks ought to be redressed by amend
ments to the Constitution guaranteeing Sla
very in the Territories, and Congressional
Save-code for its protection there e
In one breath 1t exclaims that " We
must crush this Southern rebellion beneath
.theiron heel of force;n and in the next
We must concede to their tAseats--give
them what they ask, or part Of what
they ssk--as, an inducement for them to
try the same game of coercion over again
whenever their half Of the " Compromise,
is all gained, and they want the Northern
half of it; as for instance, in the repeal Of
the Missouri Compromise, and the passage
of the Kansas, Nebraska act of discord |
No wonder Mr.. NEwsoN, in the old depart
ed Times, used so often 10 exclaim, The
Pioneer is a funny paper" Mr.. NEwsos
was right. 1t was one Of his wisest obser-
vationS. ngf-sse at.y 81 5- ts,f
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
LAUGHING Toe SOON.

The Pioneer says, the MIsNEsor1AA Yin
newspaper way, illustrates the unfortu-
nate condition of the farcical DR.. O'CALLA-
HAN" To which we answer, that our.
Democratic contemporary is, we most re-
specially suggest, laughing q little too
soon. The game seeks is not yet brought
down. Birds in the bush are proverbially
uncertain bipeds. True, it has made ev-l
cry arrangement ingenuity and unscrupu-
lousness could suggest to crush us out and
get the State Printing, Of Republican
Legislature, by prory but We wouldmild-
ly observe. that though we confess TO be-
ing neither NAPOLEON nor q WELLING-
TON, we think we may yet turn out sort
Of old BLUcHER, who came in and won the
doubtful victory before nightiall! Wouldn't
it be rich, though, to tell to posterity, that
a partizan press like the Pioneer which had
been backed with $40, 900 Of printing plum.
der, to oppose the Republican party with
virulence and vehemence at every step of
its progress, should so. maneuvre it, by
convenient stool pigeons, and 9professed
Republican proxies, or newspaper" ten.
ders that, when the party it opposed
came into power, the Pioneer should be
duly rewarded for its opposition by receiv-
ing also the printing patronage at its dis
posal! This rich joke, we assure our rea-
ders, is attempting to be silly perpetrated;
and it is the prospect of the joke being re-.
ceived with immense success :" which
renders it now SO insolent and so much
disposed to slur us. The publishers and
editors of the Pioneer d ishonorcd them
selves by sneakingly obtaining the exclu..
sive use of the WNsLow telegraph line,
against their solemn bargain with us, in
writing, toithe contrary; we think, bowev-I
or, they will fail to induce q Republican Lee
gislature, by any combination" to keep
their com pany on the roll Of dishonor, by
giving them, directly, or indirectly, the.
public printing st sdf
Ht
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
THE REIGN OF DEsPOTIsM AND
TERROR I'm THE SOUTH.
We are permitted to copy the following
from a letter Of = young man in Mem
phis, to friend in st. Paul.

a-fss - .r.asa " - q - =.
We are permitted to copy the following
from letter of = young man in Mem
phis, to friend IN st. Paul.
"MExPHis, Tenn, Dec. %, 1860.
dull, and there is not half the business
done here FIAT there was before election
l expeopto have my wages reduced after
this 6onth to twenty dollars per MONTH
Ldon't get much to do now. There are
'hunh eds about the city out of work. !
don't know how they live, for this is the
Hast country to get along without money.
Those that have been to work on the levees
and other public works below here, have
been.cheated out Of their wages almost in
vssiably, the contractors having run Off
Those that have come from the North
swo6ld have been better at home, even il
they, had to work for their board.
sslThere was great procession last night
ihhonor of South Carolina going out of the
Union! Sevefal buildings were illumina-
ted. The; 81 feeling is very strong
here. Anybody suspected of being a Lin
coin supporter is notified by the Minute
Men" to leave. Many have left here
What Republicans are here keep their
mouths shut, your humble servant being
among the number. The grossest outrsg
GEE are committed South Of here on per-.
sons suspected of having Republican pro-
clivities, and the perpetrators Landed by
the press. Instances are too numerous to
mention. The New York 2ritasne and
other Republican papers that were circuia-
ted here once are now no where to be
seen; few would have the temerity to en-
quire for one at the news depots.
,is.sNeLare here on about the dividing line
between the secessio0ists" and the con
seryatives," the blue cockades" and the
corn-cobs." The States North Of here
are for remaining in the Union, but now
that secession has begun, nobody pre-
Aends to know when, where, or how it will
terminate. The States South of here adj
sgocate immediate secession, knowing that
Buchanan will not take active measures
against them, thus giving time and
Strength, for. they know what to expect
when Lincoln takes his seat, One thing
here is a settled fact, that six or seven
States are going out at all events"
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
J. God, give N aecitjs 9

try, and cry, O. God, give ~ ascitJt g
,oJ,,1o 4, - x 49,
aHow do wa:6ope then 70 save the
Union for which we have declared our
selvesl By declaring that banded treason
shall destroy neither Union nor Constitu-
ton. Neither merchants .,or manufacturea
in town-meeting can DO this for us, Mr.
can it be done by dog-like trucking tome
South. These are the men who would
buy the Constitution by tape and bUbbin.
They have tried to buy the South and the
South has spurned them, and'in the day
of wrath they will be first to call upon
the mountains to fall and hSde them.
"The speaker had never measured his
expression to the prevailing opinien. He
could not falsely express himself The
South believes the North is craven, and
the men to whom he alluded have afforded
them additional evidence of the fact. And
is the President going to purchase peace
by betraying his own people, or will be de.
fend the peace. The Constitution should
be defended by the valor OF its votaries,
and unless all think as the speaker, the
Union and the Constitution are gone for
ever. f-c - S4e ~ sea
ado this, and the countryis sgain safe.
God will prosper the Republic, and all will
be well" sf ~ 9sHb9t 7t 20
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11


G5F Commodore KEARNEY, first on the
active list N the United States Navy, has
,sentaa request to President BUCHANAN to
: be placed on the retired List, or If not gran
ted, to accept his resignation. The pros
.pect of active service seems to have linn
bering influence upon this naval hero, and
he seems anxious to crawl out of the lee
portfolios. l
w- The astronomers of the French
Academy are busy discussing the nature
of cloud detached from the SUMS disc du-
ring the late eclipses, and which, having
been invisible to the eyes of observers, has
only been revealed by its impression on
the Photographic pictures of the celestial
luminary during the occurrence of the
eclipse. f- afs
~ BIGLER, of Pennsylvania, meeting
JOHN CocHRANEg casually at the Hall At
WILLARD's Hotel, said, What about. this
BAInEY fraud, CooHRANE; do you hear
any. thing in additiony' "Oh," replied
CocHRAsE,. There is nothing in addition,
it's all in subtraction" a,s
eR. An erroneous impression prevails,
that the city Of Charleston is commanded
by Fort Sumpter. The distance from the
Fort to the city is between four and Eve
| miles. The fort that commands Charles
ton is that known as Castle Pinckney,
! which is within a. mile Of the city, and
| which has been taken by the lOarolinians.
CT BABY, the accommodating clerk
who recently distracted some $500, Gee
worth Of, Indian trust bonds from the In
terror, is 1 South carolinian. His rnisap
| preparation Of nearly . million Of dollars
of Securities was specimen Of .Chival-
| ryn not very Inconsistent with the ides
| that state can, At pleasure, nuliify nation
Al .compacts, and appropriate. to its own
use, the National funds. sat 8
Lord NArlEs has been appointed
English Ambassador TO the Court Of St.
Petersburg, in place of Sir JoHx CRAHrs
ros, who has. been removed to. Madrid.
bCRAnpros gave consi dsrable offence to
| the aristocrstic ladiesef ST. PeterSburg by
marrying NE opera anger, viC1oaiA BAL
-, 81 IL A.. <.s,.;.~,
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
DIR. s. y. ,RlOHARDS0N'S1
Sherry Wine Bitters.
The Celebrated New England Remedy
FOR
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION


Jsundios, Fever and ACNE. osusr.l Deb1iits.
ga a., p;...... .r,.;r. 60, s,...I--.s
~" ~ O'soeses ~<sA"S Uehn oasorosssa
Stomach, Liver or Bowols,
vT,HEY are ussd ana recomm.nd.d ~ ,..a,,.
i Physicisns OF the eountry. ara All vho trs
them pronounce them inyaInabls -
On. JAMES L. LREfEEG. writes from. Navarro
stark Co Ohio, "the hitters are highly praised by
comnlsint'n A' - 'p'r''- -. NV
Els. DAVIS, Postmaster .. wnlismsport, Ohio,
~ ~ ICY s.vS sies, sss,s'scslon. aee tnem ny.
~, nek ~Hea sont useoMe P1outAse ana ioes
ny appens:. Nreiievsd me. ana ! can recommend
WHO sfess assurance Of III msrtss,"
that shey are the most valuable medIcine onsred a
has recommended them With great sucesss, and
with them made several cures OF paipitation az ~
hssrs and Ssnersi asbuisy. -
ruou aXarAnpnon p,,,
n, ia 100. -. ~ 80, ~, Daosnle, AsnIy
= isa.. u -,.t .e , 1877 as. uso nsy
y ~ ~. ~s ss nssus Dssn sanaet
sI,ss,,. ~ -. ~ ~ ns' soss aepiiy, Psa'
iss,,ra sh.rs.,s.n -. .0ss ss.eIs ana Ptos.
SLs ~ 49, 0.s, .e, ss'ns ~" Do.uesA vs:
anna W uH,nHMsS ~ ~ tooa" nesan.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
THE PAIN KILLER

Haa been testsd IN every variety Of climate, nd
by almost every nation known TO Americans. Il 10
the Slmoss Sconstsns companion and inesttmAnis
friend Of the missionary and xhs traveller, on 80
and land, and no one should travel on oar LAKka
% RlvEko WITHOUT II. @'i' S51s y 80
b sure you call foe and get the esnins Pain MI.
lsrs - May worttless nestruns attempted 70 10
sold on ths great reputation or this valuable msdl
pCE1r Dlreet,ops accompany each bottle. qtt7s
4 Soid BY dealers everywhere.
- Price - ctr, ~ ess., and a, per botNs.
J. n. RAkklS CO, s.Iosa6
Proprietors for tbs Wsstsrn and Southern etAssp.
Cincinnati, Ollie.
@ Sold Wholesale Ind Retail By 70 yE59al 3itjllR
~ Day . Jenks, b. PAni, Aianssosa. 4lt, fsH
Richard y. Combs, 81. taul, do.
n. II. HemiaP 90. b. Anthony. hinn.
tli b. l. Yawter, ii3ajss nstSyt.ts - z|at
Chas. Crawford, -
W. II. Leonard, Minneapolis, $780,
~ l6fssisy 4 Gray, $3.50" 10 65ss2i" 1fl
"a w. II. McCulium, Mendoza, s = 4sos
w. s. Whipple. Prescott, q
Lathrop 4 Paul, st. rcseY, ~ }'54 ~ Gffsti
81. Paul. Nov. 10. 1850. S{lsla..tax
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
q PERRY DAVIS
en-. 49,, VEGETABLE
!. PAIN KILLER,
' 800 THE GREAT s -
FAMILY MEDICINE OF
~ - THE AGE. '.ll....sn...

WE ssk the attsnsion Of the trads and ne puh.
W. No 70 this long and unriyalsd li@ fr8
-urenu3 FAMILY oMEDICINE. "a
Z For the curs Of scoLps, oouoHs, WAX ssonAan
and AxsHRAL OxBgLIrI. lspisxsTi0s, CRAGr, ABE
Pau n STOMACH, B0wfL 0unPLAfaf, Colio, OIAA-
snoA, 0HosLRA, b., tc.Hi no 1856 Is s.g'ti@
e. so7o. And for Fewer and rAgus, &3l
"a There 10 notsing better, j hiss bean favorshay
known for more than twenty years 70 be the ~,
-. ONLY SURE SPECIFIC
For ths many diseases incident 70 the human
family, l=5I 80 - eIsH 5ais.i aAi 5l tlss3I
" $50 Internally alsA Externally
|upi.ilFal /. IL vorks equally sure. 90 sUa
What stronger PROOF Of these facts can be prSd1-
csd thsn the following letter received Swsi0iettsd
from Rev. A. W. Curtice 81 49, ''t7s x"
ds!S RoEko, MACoAB Co., Mich, July Q, 1860.
NassRs. J. n. HARsis b Co. ..., -, 1900 81. 4
9enttsnsn THE confidence have In Perry d.
VS. Pain Killer 40 o remedy for Colds, coughe,
Burns, spfains and atism, for the cure Of
which have successfully used IL, induces me V
cheerfuily recommend its'virtues TO others.
4 few mon3s AgoI had recourse 10 II 70 destroy
felon although had never heard Of its bsing used
for that purpose but having sofered intensely nom
former enc, and having no other remedy u hand,
applied the Pain Killer freely for Abont k1sesn
minute. a. evening, and repeated the application
ve.y briefly the next morning, which entirely dee.
uoysd 1e fslon, and increased my confidence In
We utility Of the remedy. f0yr' w:rally ,,ss,s ii
~ . . .
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
-ocrc~~ooo--~

you remember the throbbing tembles. the f.verS
nrow. ne iathtng and disgust ct siehs Of sood
How totally mt you were for pisssure, conyerss
IJh % naay one or the Cephaic Pills would have
experienced Ior this and other purposes You should
Away have . boz Of them on hand 70 use q oeos.
don rsqHres. = 49, w.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

- ovsn HxoI1sxsHT, and NJ mss,at care m
nnnxey incident 70 close Attention to husinesv e.
aeedache. The disordsred ststs Of mind ana soS,
inclaens 70 sbis distressing complaint q fstaI blo
. sN energy and ambition. S1ffsrers b this amor.
Sessng attaeks By using one Of The Oenhsiio Pin
wnsnever she symptoms spear. Il qnsts the ovsr.
taked brain. and soothss The strained ana Jarrins
nSs 49,, and rslsxes the tension Of the stounacS
srdered condition Of the brain. n 10 "
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
oe'''s'P.sle. or cess,vsa....

No one ~ The srnsnt sils cssb u ,.,r 80. -
s ~ nssls nnasrstood, and % much neel,cssd
:, Uossnecs. Often originstns in esresssnsss.
DER Of too little eonseqssnce 10 sxc,s sn~is. %
=. ~ tns precursor and compan on 81 nanv
=. -. meet Istai ana dangerous aiseases, ana nm
80 ea,v sradicated, viii bring the sufYerer "a =.
unn,mey grave Among Che lighter evils Of vb,eh
cn,s. I ps me usual attsndsnt are Hsadachs.
- vs. aasarsasm, Foul Breath, Piles, and oshefs
n such = MaDgnant fsvsrs, Abcssscs, Dy,sntsrr.
p.s.a ntss DyspspsIa Apopls.y, Epilepsy
nysss1o, hypochondrissis, Melancholy And Inssn
~. nrst indislte their presence in IN. svss.sn y.
s sn. ss.lmine symptom. Not unfrequsntiy ths al.
- NAMED originate In Ccnstipsttcn, but taks 81
~ lIuePendsnt existencs unlsss the cause 4 ersci
ssseo 10 an early stage Prom eli these eon.idsr.-
ss io.iows that the Disorder should recs i've Ia,
s.sention Whenever Is occurs, and no per
.Sn snOaIo nsssetto get boz Of Cephalc Plls an
tae nfss appearances Of the complaint, 40 shsr sjs
We WI sxpsl the ins idious spprosehss AZ ,sses
ses es'srsy shis dangerous foe 70 human NE n b
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
~>o~~--c-~-n-~~s~-~N

usnA1 Dncoy..s.- Among The moss imporssut Il
considered the system OF vsccinstion snr rcts -
ZION nom small Pox, the Cephaiic Phi Tor reijse
from neadashe, and the use Of QuinIne Tor The ORE.
vanMon o. sevefS either OF which Il pure specific
msnsy long aftsr their discsverers are iorscstsu.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

bstDsse.-Aissas wants you - and ~. -
~ 49,, VIZ, nos sotts Of Prspars1 PulsSs,
,sn.nhing thass NOT just Il nait6sr: hat DSrhs.S
~ x ssasr tnewing what II u Ys ses shss
fore. - neaANsa hsr ~
II.gess.-oxs1 mean spAldings osphsile pm. u
hsrs,. tor. osssss sure nov and yes'vs "a II
% sh day sbsstit sithsr. fs's ssso
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11


!. astDAcas - NE favorsss sisu hy vhi.A -.
sus. sko suovn any deviation vhassver sro.s ~
stase o. The ersin, and viewed IN this IsssS
g iooxed On ~ safeauard int nded Il 49,
% ci>eaes which might othervise esesnn -
49, VI 70 sase too be Femedisd ana NJ inSt.s
~ snSsis never be neglected Hsadschea -
v ~ nnder two nanes, viz: eympxa.. ~
80 suopesnse. fympeomatic HeeAseAs n srcss5.
- 81 ss.s.s sna y NE lraesser 81 grsas vssssl
S n s.ssss smong which are ApopIesy. 60.
49, n esasn ssd 81 fsbfie dlssasss. IA ~ n.ry,s
or sympathssic Of disease Of a. ste1sI
eSnsueung 500 AsodoeAs, 81 hepssie d,s,sss 80.
s.seNne esesoNe headache. Of vorma eo..ts,.ss ~ =
- ~ e1 eieorasss OF the bowels, 6 wi - rs.ss
Asc uses1ns eneotioua. Diseases 81 IL hs.,t 49,
~ ne2oently attended viii Hesdachea. xn~-ss
-. Nesnsse are also affections phieh freon.nSS- ~
esson nsedaehs. Idiepashie Head = a ~ 49,
so.Ss Eng Usually aisticsuishsd b De ssss q
AeoeocAS. somes,nss eonins on anddssi~
~ s!oss % apparently sound health sud urcstrsS
g once ne mental and alsnsruias. ~ g
49, nssenc - u comes on slowly, hefSldei ). -
49, % spirits Or Ae1fhtty Of t.nnosr Is 49,
- Ne pain n In the fzunS Of Ne hasS ~
sns . oesa syes. and somstimss pssyokipr vos.ihs
- saass snb eaaas may alse b nansd NcsrG
- xer 3e treatment 81 sitAsr siass ~ He.Aa., =
Sspn ave tins have been found Z spre - -.
49, reneving the most acute pains Il ~ No.
sses ne y ~ suetls power sradieaupr she S,s.s
= - va'en assssehss the nnssring isdsx. ,.-s
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IMHnff nHLioss or DollAas savsp--hu. eus,d.
Prepared Glue and II IL estinsted mat each botus
ave. o. ieast ten dollars worth Of broken srrnI.
- saus mailing an aggregate OF twsrty millions
INVENTION Having made 10 g ne : hopss hcld : az,
ne nov PROF oste 20 do the Sofd sti srtats, ursir
~ c suring 81 The ching hesds Win ma Cspl al
sshes wiil soon vanish away NE snow in jay.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
.,ar1Iy ..aii..1.

~ - n sosrthle tAdach, this Hafi1rnOea 49,
seepped int the haposs sesries hand sayS q ~ -
nans ~uen JOS hsese ne OF IN ,endaeh6 ~ geD<cS
hard upon Nat e gave m. C~pAaiic Pin. haSds.cS
ne c.sf Is cured msse as<ck hat 'araly ssoliss1
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
4 a..,. ,l..,,,.~.

aehsf Ga y, .''"e~'s sass nsAAr
Ars sosss.-Gcns Doctor, al ssnsi IL, III,
yGS SEAT cured mo Ia Juss twenty asihutss. snd
Ma yse Weoia asnd more % that I rsn havs shse
-. rAyssesee -Yoa can ges them q any Dsutt,st.
t.son sSr vsPasl e r, and ,h prvs fai and
Mrs.. toMtss-I shall send for : ID Z Sir.cftv Ia
rasf h ss's 81 ny suffering friends, for shsy are
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
HENNEpE COUNTY.

Dec. 1s. Paid BY Treasurer
on acct Of tax for 1855. 81, ia rs
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
HOUSTON COUNTY.

70 '' y KANDIYOHI COUNTY.
March Is. Paid by Treasurer
on acct Of tax for 1862. $50 90
p a51'' I1lFTJ -. 80 90
KANNABEC COUNTY.
Oct H. Paid by Treasurer '.st@
on acct of tax for 1859. .e2S3 So ,-si
....... 2ss So
LIE SBEUR COUNTY.
Feb. 20. Paid by Treasurer 81
:, on Acct Of tax for 1859. ....$72 90 80
March 81. =" 1,125 90 '
June Is "a " 480 So gal 2
...... 1850 %
MARTIN COUNTY.
March 16. Paid BY Treasurer +
on acct Of tag for 1859. .,..t7
@ I MCLEOD COUNTY.
1859. ~ 2
Dec. a. Paid BY Tfeasursr 0@
on acct. Of tax for 1853. ..&32 o.
May Q. {" 1859 1855 10
D Ss :. 60 los 6
~, as9T Gs3 aef ....... 500 rs
MEEKER COUNTY.
Feb. n. Paid By Treasurer
ON acct Of tax for 1859. :. 1898 ~ 49,.
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