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THANKSGIVING 'DAY.-We notice thar
the Governors Of the States East are fixing
their Thanksgiving Day universally on the
18th Of November. Is 1t notmost time the
Executive Of Minnesota had proclaimed for
us our day of thankss Suppose the LieuA
tenant Governor tries his hand at procla-
mation-perhaps be can give us something
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INDIAN SUNMER.-Meeting Muggins on the
Street yesterday, he said g. our Minnesota Ind-
an Summer ought to be noticed by the papers"
and his listeners acquiesced in the remark. one
declaring that it was splendid. weather." an.
other that it was " beautiful" and another that
it was ''dem foine. "-Pioneer October Is, 1861.
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NJ AR r 1 E D

In this city, on the 10Th instant by Rev.J D. Pope
JAMES E. STILES and Miss EMILIA B. HUTCHINS
both Of St. Anthony f2s <lss8 1857 ssa
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woNETARY QUOTATIONS.
BY BIDWELL u WALDBY. :
MARKETS.

[By Telegraph. ri pais NEW YoRK, Oct. ~.
~ FLO UR--Market dull and dropping. Sales,
10000 bbls. naa nslsss4 z9see H
wHE Market Alightly IN favor Of pur-
chasers. There IL only moderate business
doing. s1sN sAEss SnsAhsp
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Members of the First Minnesota Volunteers
in Hospital at Annapolis, under charge of Sur.
ge0n Ghas. A.. Byrne, Oct 10, 1861:
John w. Palmer, company X. M
VIM. Beals, company K.
James N. Babcock. company K.
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A31 <.'SftssessRktlT saE-7T n D e. Y
SPECIAL NOTICES
- SIR JAMES. CLARKR ma n

~ SIR JAMES. CLARKE'S FE.
MALE PIL.Ls.-This well known nedieine is no inupo
ston, but sure sad safe remedy for Female Di1Rcul
ties and Distractions, from any cause whatever and
although powerful remedy Y contains nothing hlrtul
suited Lvilli9 q time bring on the monthly
In si cases 81 MARQUIS and SPINAL Affections. Pain
In the Back ana Limbo, Fatigue On slight exerton Pal
pftation Of the Heart Hystecs and Whites these Pills
will effect when all others have failed and al
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron calo
MEL antimeny, anything hurtful 10 the constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
For full particulafH keta pamphlet free, the agent
NJ B.-$l and postage stamps enelosedtoany author
lied agent will ensure bottle containing 80 pills
Sold By DAY JERKS. ST. Paul, and by all good
Druggistseverywhere. ls oc24d&wly
RELIEF IN TEN M1NUTEs
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS ~
Are unfailng in the cure of Coughs, Colds Asthma,
bronchitis, Sore Throat, H0arseness, Dicult Breath
Ing incipent Consumption and Diseases Of the Lungs
They havano taste of medicine, and any child will take
them Thousands have been restored to health thathad
before despatred Testimony given In hundreds ofca
SEES. single dose rcheves in ten minutes. (.
Ask for Brysn's Pulmonic Wafers.the original and
offered for sale Twenty-Five cents . box. Sold BY
dealers geserally.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, ~. +.
Druggists oc4-d&w1y.
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New London, Copnecticut, must be a
very sckly place, in proportion to its reli~
gion and mechanics. We arrive at this
conclusion from the report of the liquor
agent there, which shows the following sales
durinr tho moot tu,olvo mon the
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b. r AFAYETTE," MINNESOTA
FREE HOMES TO SETTLERS.
The proprie;ors of the town of
LAFAYETTE

M LAFAY ETTE.
ON THE RED RIVER OF THE NORTH,
will make liberal donations of lots to all persons who
will settle upon and improve the same. This towh is
situated 40 miles below Fort Abercrombie and 1870
miles above Pembna, and directly OPPOSITE TBE
MOUTH THE CHEYENNE RIVER, is the centre of one of
the richest valleys and best agricultural regiOns the
world, is abuudantly supplied with wood and Water
and the country around it has been recently SURVEYED
and Is now open to settlement. The town marks the
head of navigation the Red River of the North and
ia easily sslbe, the line of stage from ST. Paul to
Psmbna passing here semi-w eekly. No portion of
For Information address JOHN r. IRVINE, ESQ st,
Psnl. MInnesot2 mar24-dAWiy
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8. White, by cOns0lidating with
~ Lieut.. Wheeler, between 20 y 80
In addition to the above there are frag-
ments of companies, as follows:
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Important Circular from the State De,
partment

PARATIoN AGAINST FOREIGN INTERVIEW
TI0N-AN APPEAL TO THE STATES. oAIA
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and similar ones to the Governors Of all the
States on the seaboard and the lakes
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INV OhLkANs. @ntn August. lbds.
DR.. ]. C. AVER: Sir: chcerruiIy comply with
the requc OF your aEeAt and report to yom some OF
the effects have realized with your SarsaparillA.
have cured with it, In my practice, most OF the
Complaints for which it Is recommended and have
found its effects truly wonderful III the of as-
raj aud RercuriGI DitedSe, One OF my patients
had Syphlitic ulcers In his throat. which were con-
summing his palate and the top Of his mouth. Your
SnrsTpariin, steEiy taken. cured him III five weeks
Another wAs attncke,; by secondary symptoms In his
nnse, and the liberation had eaten away conEiderS
bic part Of II. that believe the disorder would
soon reach his brain and kill linn. But il yielded to
my administration OF our SRTsararilla; the ulcer
healed. aud he is we'll again, not Of without
come disfgurntinn Of his taco woman who had
been treated for the same disorder by mercury
suffering from this puison In fer bones. They had
become sensitive tn tho weather thai a damp
day she suffered cxcrueiating paiu in her Joints snd
bOnes. She. too. was cured entirely by your Sara
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which Your agent gave that this preparation
from ynnr lahnratory must he great rrmcdy; con
-cqurntly. these truly remarkable re-uits with u
have not surprised ma.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!

FOUNDED lbo2-..--.-.- ..CHAkILEEpI 1893
LoCA TED,
Cor. Baltimore and ChRrles-Sts..
BALTIMoR MD.
THIS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
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ring the last has 1t been necessary to obtain
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ereasing number Of students, representing nearly
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TRUSTEES:
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sarsaparilla
For PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

AMI for the speedy cure Of the sutjoined varieties
Disease:
sefuie aud scyeos eeioas ,leh as T s,,o,,S
Ulcers SorsS ES7tTtiORE timpe5 {hstEtsI, +Stoseh
e. BvilE BIainE, and oil 3siH DiscGScS-
oAkIAsD Ind 9th Jnne. 1859.
JIG. AVER Co. Cent?: feel II my duty to &c
knowledge what your SafEaparilla has done for me-
Having Inherited ScrofnIous infection, have Tnf
fered from IL in various wUys for Year, Sonietiihcs
it burst opt in Ulcers on my hands ana arms =. The
stomach. Two years ago II broke our on my menu
and covered my scalp and carr with one snTe MhlSn
was rainful and lnIthsOnle beyond DESCRIPTION;
tried many medicines and several physiciHns, bur
witlnnt nnch relief from anything In fact the us
or,irr crew worse Al length was rejuccd to read
m the Gospel MessengCr that you had prepared an
Alternative (sars AriIlal for knew from ysur repu-
tatinn that anything you made must fc good.
sent To Cincinnati and got it, ard used II till 1t cured
me. touk 1t, as yon advise. in small dn.rs OF
teasnaonrrl over month: and used almost three
bottles New and hCa!tly skin soon begin 70 Torn
under the scabs which after while fell on. Ny
skin IL now clear. and know by my feelings that
the disease has gone from my syItem You car veil
believe that feel what AM saying when tell yo'.
that hold you to be Of the apostles of the age,
st' fSt't''H ''f' F.''''N ALFRED D. TALLEY.
.SaW RAsSm, Said Hsdd. RiRgieOrla Sore Eyes.
Dropsy.
Dr. Robert II. Prehc write from Salem. y, l2ti,
Scrt 1850 that lie has cured an inreterote case OF
DTcpsV which Threatened to terminate fatally. by
tie nerscverinE OF our SArSnparilln and RiAO
dangerous attack of Malignant ETysiislas by largo
doses of tho same; says ne cures tue cNIuiuuh Ii up
fiOHs by it constantly.
Bronehocsle, Goitrs or .S'eeElsd Mel.
zehuIUn Sloan. of Prospect. Texas. writes: "Thre"
bottles Of your SRrSaPIrlln cured me from Goifre
"a htleous swelling on the neck, which had SUIT
fered from over two years"
LCurorThGd or IFhi'eS 0rdIian 7t'Ia"r, Uterine
liberation, Female DiSenseS.
Dr. IN. s. Cfianning, Of New York City. writes:
most CheerfulIy comply wit the request OF yonf
agent in saying have ibund your Sarsaparilla
most excellent Alternative in the numerous complaints
TOR which employ such II remedy. Int especially
In Female Di&s1SsS OF the Scrufuluus diRthesis
have cured MANY inTetcratr CnEes Of LruCoTrhna ly
it, and some where the complaint c7luscd by nj
cerdtion of the uterus. The liberation itself WIS
| soon cured Nothing within my knowledge CguGis
It for these female arrangements"
Edward :. Marrow, OF NSwhnry. Ala. writes: "a
dangerous ordriuR lamar one Of the females In
my family. which had dehed all the remedies We
could employ Inns at length been completely cured
by your Extract Of Sarsaparilla. Our physician
thought nothing but extiTpntion could afford relief,
but lie advised the trial OF your SarSNpnrila as thu
last resort brfore cutting. and 1t proved cectnal
After taking your remedy eight weeks symptom
| of the disease remains"
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FrateTnInliy yonrs. d IAnlMER. NJ. Z
Rheumqtism, Gout, Lfrer compIGint.

ISDEPENDESrs, Preston Co., Va. 9Th July, 1853.
nE J. g. AYER: Sir:. have been afflicted with
painful chronic RhcEmGtisEa for long iimc, which
l,aied the skill of physicians. md stuck to me IN
spite Of all tile remedies could find. until tref
your SnrSapArillN One bottle cured in two
weeks, and restored my general health much that
am far better than before was attacked. thiaE
il a wonderful medicine. j. PREAM.
jules Y. GetclIell. o. st. Lnuis. writes: III have
been afflicted foryeaJs ui,.I affection ri tie Lfrsr
which destroyed my health. tried everything and
everything failed to relieve me: and have been
hrOken5h,wn man fer SOME years from no oihei
pastor, the Rev. Mr. Espy, advised me- TO try your
Sarsnparilla because he said he knew ynn, and any
thing yori made was worth trying. BY the bless!si
Of God it hnS cured and Inns purified my booE
ne to make a new man Of me. feel young again;
Tho best that lie said Of you is not half goo
enough"
SchiT1E. Cuncer. TIrmcrS. Enlargement. Ilcsrutioh
CiriSS and EEtoliUtion af the Homes.
great variety Of cASes have been reported TO u
where cures OF these formidable complaints have u
suited from the use of this remedy, hut our sTAe
here will not admit them. Some Of them may 10
found in American Almanac, which the asen''
below uRmed pleased to furnish gratis all wis
call for them.
DyspspIiG, Heart Disease hts, EpiIepsy MelGnni'
w. HeurdlgiG.
Many remarkable cures of these affections have
been made by the alternative power Of this medicine
ltstimulates the vital functions into vigorous action
and thus c~sreomes disorders which would be sup
posed beyond its reach. Such 4 REMEDY has long
been required by the necessities of tho people and
we confident that this will do for them all th'i
medicine can do.
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| Ayers Cherry Pectoral

FOh lhh. hAfAb GGhE W
Coughs, olds, influence IA, IIoRrsensSs,
Group Bronchitis, InctpIeni Con-
sumption, and FOR the Relief
OF COnsumptive Patients
a., In advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This Is a remedy universally known to surra'
any other for the cure Of throat and lung complaint
that it is useless here TO publish the evidences u ~;
virtues. Its uuriyalled excellence for coughs anu
colds, and its truly wonderful cures Of pulmonary
disease. have made II known Throughout tile ciE-sd
nations Of the earth. Few are tile communities Of
even families. among them who have not some ItT'
naI experiences Of its efeetssome living trophy iE
their midst OF its victory over the subtle and dAI
gerruS disorder OF the throat and luugs. As "a
know the dreadful fatality of these isoTirrs and -
they know, too, the effects OF this remedy. We neT
not DO more than them that II has nov es
the virtues TINT II did have when making the s,F
which have won so strongly upon the ennfdsue""
mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER & CO..
Lowell, Mass.
For sAls. by A.C. GOOD 4 CO, and by all pEns
gists. augII-1y-noTissH
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& ohio Rail Road

JIM. MCCULLOUGH. President.
z. Il. MYERS, Dent Ticket Ag't. yel2
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SUNbRlESs
nN HANDS AND RECEIVING, Tiz,
" RS bids. prime to choice y. q. Sugar
1900 bbls. choice y. o. MolAsses.
IS bbls Golden Syrup.
$50 bills. Assorted Refined Sugar.
$50 bbis 40 . Med. MAckeTSl.
Is bbla No. 3
IS half bbis- No. -
IS bbls Picked Herring .---- - 3
20 tierces prime Rice.
Coffee. Teas. TobaeeOS, Spices,
Starch, Nails. Window Glass, .-s.
Vinegar, n. C. Tar,
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