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eNaEAasa NOTICag.
TSgksN N A u~,
ID WBOLssALE DEALERS IL
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.

We have In store and fer sale, BR AN les,
WINES sRd OLD BYE WBlsKEYs, which We
will sell st reduced prices, ana warrant the sans
70 give sStisfectton.
80 Store, soath side Cary street, doors below
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T-s~ -. NkJEla E.--Ua aaa
i "A III ~. W EpN EsDAY, stb ms
tx - = Is "a NAIL TRAIN Wal leave
inoud Depot ut so A. M, instead OF n I
tae ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
n, running through 10 FREOkRIChobt
Returning, will leave fredericksburg -
NJ. and arrive in Richmond ~ a.02 a b.
+. b. Train Ia discontinued.
sAM.L RUTH. supt,
OFFICE +. F, b P. L. h Co.,s y
Riehtn'd r; h nav. 1851 n
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sss FOR KENr-4 suI ROUSE on sad
T. street, containing four 4 Ave rooms. %iin
s2a the usual northumberland large garden
attached. Possession giveF Immediately For
terms, sc apply TO ho; u. IN ~,
fa g2-dtf over A. Hdeker's Ding store.
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TykEAT KARuAINelN stLks.-ses yards
VI Checked Silks st 50 snd rs eta; 80 drsss pai.
Rosss 1t 80 and Sas, syrth double the money;
100 Bsrsgs and 0rgs ndis aotss ~ hall price. sees
broidared and PRINTED Barske Aa3iAss nIoens
Ghsiliss and Mezainbiaas. paiaa q. nstSs IL
and Hsrsge Ut 5sc., worth III ana sVys Y We
.ains Ia an stylss Of Dress hoods, call ~ IAN
street.. iapSl CHRISTIAN LAI nMur !,
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soastAnt supply of
OAK and PINE wOOp,
Which viii be delivered TO families - sAs vsry
lowest mark. prise.
fsM-fs 4. b. LIE.
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~ UIa DsHlnisn lnszrGnes Csgapsay.

In addition TO It's ordinary mode o. insGransa
shIs Com pany issues PERI .%UAL PoLi~lzn. CT
Euiiatngs OF tbs payment Of Z!eaT ASEUAL FRE
sIUhs Properly, IS theneefoEtk HelIna5nent!y II.
sured By this plan q SAVING Is affected and the
risk and Inconvenience Of renewals are avoided.
The policy can Do Cancelled st any time by tha
holder, tho prsuiam aRiRx returned, lasS ten pas
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sANTED-Two SADDLE HANDS, and anA
MI and LApY. 10 uss iDx Naehinas \.
vhsm "a VIII pay lihsrAl vAgA. IL - IA -
YIkE ANA 81 ktsL1As4 -Ehs,ssN
f1Rk.-Ths sabsezassr has Oh cen a " AZ
sssss .iass e, e ne ssoss WIN
1LSO-A lot Of EAH0QANY N.Y. e
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
LAUGHING Toe SOON.

The Pioneer says, the MINSEsoTIAA Tin
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 little too
soop. The game itseeks is not yet brought
down. 9 Birds in the bush are proverbially
uncertain bipeds. True, it has made ev-
cry arrangement ingenuity and unscrupu-
lousness could suggest to crush US out and
get the State Printing, Of Republican
Legislature, 6yprory but We wouldmild-
ly observe. that though We confess 10 be-
ing neither NAPOLEON nor YELLING
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
partizan press like the Ponce, which had
been backed with S12O, 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 protested
Republican proxies, or newspaper ten.
ders that, when the party it opposed
came into power, the Pioneer should be
duty re,oarIlsd for its opposition by receiv-
ing also the printing patronage at its dis
posal! This rich joke, We assure our rea-
dcrs, 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 dishonorcd them
selves by sneakingly obtaining the exclu.
sive use of the WNsLow telegraph line,
against their solemn bargain with Us, in
writing, to the contrary; we think, howev-
er, 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. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
THE PIONEER ON TWO SIDES.
The Pioneer commences an article thus

The Pioneer commences an article thus :
iustrates the unfortunate condition of he farcica
DR.. 0Callah ar, affects 10 see discrepancy between
two articles lately published in this Journal upon the
condition Of public affairs" 5it 81.
And then our contemporary proceeds to
answer our article of the Sd, and show how
consistently press can look two ways ola
Sunday ;" now encouraging the North
with q word or two, and, anon, patting the
Secessionistson 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
Slave code for its protection there
In one breath II exclaims that " We
must crush this Southern rebellion beneath
the iron heel of force;" and in the next
" We must concede to their Myeats--give
them what they ask, or part of what
they ask-as an indncement 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, 1.-The
Pioneer is funny paper" Mr.. NEwsoN
was right. 1t was one Of bis wisest obser-
yationS. -s-.-. ,.. -,.
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try, and cry, 20. God, give us ascity Of
refuge = '''r'- s-~s-,----... -, ~.
"How do we,hope then to save the
Union for which we have declared our
selves? By declaring that banded treason
shall destroy neither Union nor Constitu-
ton. Neither merchants :,or manufactures
in town-meeting can do this for us, nor
can it be done by dog-like trucking toathe
South. These are the men who would
buy the Constitution by tape and bobbin.
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 hide them.
"The speaker had never measured bis
expression to the prevailing opinion. 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. @ ~ s
''Do this, and the country is vgain safe.
God will prosper the Republic, and all will
be we'll" a
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

CO Commodore KEABNEY, first on the
active list N the United States Navy, has
,sentoa 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.
~" 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
iuminary during the occurrence of the
eclipse.
- BIGLRR, of Pennsylvania, meeting
JOHN CooHRANE casually at the Hall at
WIlLARp's Hotel, said, "What about this
BArIEY fraud, CocHRANE; do you hear
any thing in addition?" "Oh," replied
CocHRANE,. There is nothing in addition,
it's all in subtraction"
H-, 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 five
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 Carolinians.
y BAILY, the accommodating clerk
who recently distracted some 5000, Gee
worth Of Indian trust bonds from the Tn
terror, is 4 South Carolinian. His lnisap.
preparation Of nearly million Of dollars
of Securities was specimen of :" Chival.
ry" not very inconsistent with the idea
that state can, at pleasure, nullify nation
al compacts, and appropriate, to its own
use, the National funds.
GT Lord NAPIER has been appointed
English Ambassador to the Court of St.
Petersburg, in place of Sir JOHN CRANr-
roN, who has. beer, removed to Madrid.
|CRAMproN gave consi derable offence to
the aristocratic ladiesof st. Petersburg by
marrying lhe opera singer, vIcroaIA BAL
1 u L.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

We are permitted to copy the following
from a letter of , young man in Mem
phis, to friend in st. Paul:
"MEMrHIs, Tenn, Dec. %, 1860.
~ - - Times are very
dull, and there is not half the business
done here fiat there was before election
l expeak'to have my wages reduced after
this-Isonth to twenty dollars per month
Idon't get much to do now. There are
fhunh eds about the city out of work. l
dqn't know hew they live, Tor 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
beenscheated out Of their wages almost in
vssiably, the contractors having run Off
Those that have come from the North
lwo0ld have been better at home, even il
Ithey had to work for their board.
s1There was great procession last night
IN honor of South Carolina going out of the
Union! Several buildings were illumina-
ted. The SECESSION feeling is very strong
here. Anybody suspected of being 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 outrae
ges 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 Tribune 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.
SWe are here on about the dividing line
between the secessioaists" and the con
ssrvatives," the blue cockades" and the
acorn-cobs." The States North of here
are for remaining in the Union, but now
that secession has begun, nobody pre-
tends to know when, where, or how it will
terminate. The States South of here adj
Ezocate 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, Orc thing
here is settled fact, that six or seven
States are going out at all events"
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

N" one ~ The mar y Ills es.s IA s.,r ,,,,s =.
ss ~ nsss understood, and 90 much neel.cssd
=, ssnecs. Often originating in esrs.sssnsss.
ger o. 100 litte consequences 10 sxct. snIiss. LII,
10 y, I,ahsy ths precursor and compan on cr ranv
s Soss Iaaai ana dangerous diseases, and an
.es s,y eradicaied, 1t will bring the suerer II =.
annimely grave Among the lighter eyiIs OF .bteh
on,;. ps the usual attsndsnt are Headache.
W1 Ws nsursusm Foul Breath, Piles, and others
n. sush - Malignant fsvsrs, Abcssses, Dysspterr.
H~... n HTy.pspsi. Apops1y, Epilepsy ,farsIysis
a.. AL 'nypochondrisais, Melancholy, and Insan.
IA. lnolsate their presence In tle system by
~. s.lminE symptom. Not npfrequentiy the ii.
ssssss named originate In Conssipstion, but ,sEs 90
ss..d y, existence unlsss the cause 10 ersdi.
W., ~ aouows that the Disorder should rec. i've in
ao n, attention Whenever Is OCCURS aod no per
on snoeIo Neglect 70 get box Of CephaIc plls an
,hs nI appearance Of the complaint AZ thar Am.
~ WI sxpsi .hs n.Idicus spproschss or a,ssas,
ana ass'r0y shis dangerous fos 10 human lite. ),
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
DIR. s. .. RICHARDSON'S
Sherry Wine Bitters.
The Celebrated New England Remedy
FOR
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION

Jaundios, Fever and Ague, General Debility,
and all Diseases arising from a disordsrsd
Stomach, Liver or Bowels,
VNHRY are used and recommended BIZ LEADING
Physicians Of the country, and ali who Try
them pronounce them invaluable.
Da. JAMES L. LEErEkE, writes from Navarro,
Stark 90. Ohio, "the Bitters highly praised BIZ
fose suneruE from indigestion, dyspepsia and livsr
complaint" .......l ..-.. - ~ .., .
z. 9. DAVIS, Postmaster .. wnlismsport, Ohio,
says "tLsy give great sstisfsction. use them my.
SELF, having taken cold, become PROSTATE and lost
my appetite. lsrehevsd me, and l can recommend
u with great assurance VI it, msrits,"
DR. WIN. h. KERR, Of R0gersvils, Ind writes -
that they are the most valuable medicine offered. He
has recommended them with great success, and
With them made several cures Of paipitation Of the
heart and general debility
rH0MA6 STAMFORD, ESQ.,, Brownsville, Henry
Co., Ind, writes long letter, under date O. May
4, 1850. He wss much reduced, having been sfBet.
ed for three ysArs with great nervous debility, pal.
patstion Of tns heart Of tho most and pros.
uating character, safer using lew bottles vas
completely restored, and am now In robust health.
with rheumatism for twenty years, in eli its various
forms, and at the date OF his letter he had been two
years well; the Bitters enecting the cure, whom
several physicians attending him could do him no
GOOD He Says, "for rheumatism, dyspepsia, live
complaint, kidney Affection, OF dropsey. Il ID . sps.
ciae certain remedy"
J. W. HUNT writes from Delphos, Allen Co, Ohio,
70 seSdoa Wueto GcseI nno AkAe preNtustD sEAS Do
most cneerfully recommends them Of decided msr,.
In al cases Of PEvER AND AGUE, DYsPEPsIA
AND GkNERAL DkBtTITY.
D. z. GALLEHERS, Il. d. writes from Van wsrt,
Ohio, most respectfully recommend the SHERRY
Wine biters 10 the notice Of Dyspectic persons and
to all who require Q stimulating medicine.
SUCH NEWS WE ARE RECRIvING
DAILY.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH BOTTLE
They are sold By medicine dealers generally.
Price 70 cents per. bottle. an .#.t
in. HARRIS 4 90.
Cincinnati, Ohio Proprietors for the Southern snd
western States, to whom address I'll orders.
For ssle BY
Day jerks, 81. Paul, Minnesota.
x. y. Combs
Nh; Heniup ! %. 8. Anthony, MINI. "A
8. L. vswter,
Obas. Crawford,
W. q. Leonard, Minneapolis
Greeley Gray,
w. II. McOuiiurn, Mendoza,
W. J. Whipple, Prescott,
Lathrup PanI, 81. Peter,
81. Panl. Nov. Is, 1sso.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

H ovsh HxoI1sx.sr. and The mss,al care. an
anxiety incident to close attention Ia hnsins..
study, Are among the numerous causes ~ n ~ -
aeeoAche. The disordsred stats Of mind and hodv
incident to this distressing complaint Is fatal blow
20 al energy and ambition. Sufferers BIZ this disor.
der can always obtain speedy reief fre,n TO- sl
Tessng attaeks By using one Of the OephsIio Piiis
.nsnever the symptoms sppesr. Il auie,s the oy.-.
saxsa brain, and soothes the strained and Jarrins
Soich always accompanies and aggrsvstss IL. ~
ordered condition Of the brain, 90 = = -
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
~ PERRY DAVIS
-....,., .....5.. EGETABLE
PAIN KILLER.
-. THE GREAT
FAMILY MEDICINE OF
gas THE AGE. 2s..a...

"E ask the attention of the trade and the pub.
w hc to this long and unriv aled
-urEuery FAMILY MEDICINE.
For the cure Of Cons, CouoHs, WAX sgonAsu
Ard GskKEAL OkB{LITT, AAplGksTIQs, CRANP, ARE
PAu n STOMACH, B0wsL COMPANY, CoIIo, DIAS-
1aoA, CHosLRA, &c., &c. $50 Ell. - 't'u ,
p. s,q And for Fever and Axus. ASA.
There 10 notsing better. 1t has been fAvorshay
known for more than twenty years to be the
ONLY SURE SPECIFIC
For the many diseases incident TO the human
family, 80 81 .is 7l. '.I " !5l.7T
o $40 Internally and Externally
i'"..sr II works equally sure. ~ .
What stronger PROOF OF these facts can be produ-
ced thsn the following letter received vnstoicits6
from Rev. A. W. Curtce $50 go
ttGs Rocco. MAcosB Co., Mich, July Q, 1860.
MRssRs. J. N. HARlis b Co. ,...a.,f. : 80 ~
Genttersn The confidence have In Perry Ds-
Wis Pain Killer az q remedy for Colds, coushs,
Burns, Spfans and Rneumatsp, for the cure of
which have successfully used il, induces me V
cheeriuily recommend It's virtues TO Others.
few MONS ago I had recourse to II to destroy .
felon; although had never heard Of lie being used
for that purpose, but having Suffered Intensely nom
. former one, and having no other remedy at hand,
spilled, the Pain Killer freely for about kfteeu
minutes at evening, and repeated the application
ve.y briefly the next morning, which entirely dee.
Hoysdi We felon, and increased my confidence In
The utility Of the reamzsay. Y0W" truly, as,. ii
aa4 Minister ,f the Ws,leyan ethodis, Clhnrch
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
THE PAIN KILLER

Has been tested IN every variety Of climate, md
by almost every nation known to Americans. Il Ia
the almost constant companion and ineatmabis
friend Of the missionary The traveller, on sec
and land, and no one should travel on car LAKka
On RIvERs WITHOUT Ir. -'' Sr'" Y' -''7
lhBs sure you call for and get the ssnins Pain XII.
Ter, a. mApy worthless nestruns attempted bs
sold on the great reputation OF this vslusbie tnet
81 n Direstiens accompany each bottle. as,fn
Sold BY dealers everywhere. .
Price - cts., ~ cts., and 81, per bottle
J. n. AAkklS CO, .#F..4i
Prophets for the Western and Southern 6tasss.
Cincinnati, Ollie.
Sold Wholesale and Retail By }9 3taN
- Day jerks, 81. Paai, Ainnssosa d.
Richard y. Combs. b. / Sul, do.
N. b. Hemiap co. b. Anthony. hinn.
e. L. L. Yawter, t-..f..1Fs r.t".4'I n, :" .fg
Chss. Crawford, .- -
". II. Leonard, Minneapolis,
Greeley 4 GRAY, ass" 30 5.A Tfe
u w. II. McCulum, Mendoza, 4" ...,.
w. ). Whpple. Prescott, !"
Lsthrop Paul, 81. Peter, a. /"
st. Paul, Nov. 10, 1850. ala..s
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

LMsHfi MILLIONS o. DoiLAls ssvsp.-hr eps,d.
rIspafsd Glue and IL 10 estu xted that each bo,us
ssyes ~ ieast ten dollars worth Of broken f,rni.
~ .aus mating an aggregate Of twsrty millions
collars reclaimed from total ioss by this yAlusbo
,ovennon Having made IL g ne . horse hciI : ois,
nov Prof osee 80 dc the No,d s,ill greater ar,,c
Sy! euring al the ching head, with ma Ctpl al
senes wfi soon vanish away Ike SNOW in July.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

- DID you ever have the Sick Headscber NJ
nrow. he lathing and disgust ct sisht OF sooa
i HOW totally snft yoo we're for pleasure, converse
lI , OF saoy One OF the CephaHc Pills would haze
experienced ror this and ether purposes YOU shauId
always hsve box Of them on hand 10 nae ~ s....
sion rsqpires. ~ "''~'
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
.N~~~~~-~~~-~.ooc

vnnAf Dncov.sY.- Among the most important al
sns sIss. medical di.csveries Of this age mar Be
sIon from small Pox, the CephaIic PHI for reI;sf
ION neaaashs and the use Of Quinine for the pre-.
anuon o. ever. either Of which 10 pure speciac.
snose Dement'S VIII be experienced By su1Ier;ne hv'
mainly long after their discovesers are iorgottsn.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

No. asADAcHs 10 The favor,ss ,,su n, hi,
LIZ nskes Known any deviation whatsver frcsn -.
.ust Nsss OF the brsin, and viewed IN this ItsSs
10y 20 Looked on ~ safeguard INTENDED "a 80
sse o. ci eass which might Otherwise escs ~ =.
.a W TO late too be remedisd: ana M i,6tss.
A ~ sn9Sic never be neglected Head.ches -
"a Msnnssh and.r two names, via: symptsE -.
,I., .eopssnle tymptomasic HssdseSe h :res-d'
10y SSnnoa and II The praeuscr Of : rreat vs.sss
II =. eneeSes, emong which are Aponle,v O.
asonsusn sad al fsbfte diseases n Il. n., $3.50
.oIM Sympathetic Of disease OF a. .tc,.sI
eSas1seung :sok Asod0cAS, Of hepssie d,s>sss 80
ssssSHng 0s.soss headache, OF worms. eon,t,n.T !.
- ssoet eisordsrs OF she bowels a vii - -,
Asa userlns Ansotions Diseases Of ths hs.,t -
sey frequently attended with Hesdachea' xn~.ss
vIsoess are also affections which freoueusly -
sss'on nssdachs. Idiopathie Hsadaehs : slso w..
soMnSn, eeing usually distrguished by she - ~ 9
:N ~eoo0cAS. sometimes eomins an srd6snS~
cose o. apparently sound health and nrussrsss
= onee tne mental and hysicalensrriss. IA g
49, lnssene % Is comes on slowly, heraidsd 5, ~.
Een OF spirits Or acsrbity Of temper. IL n.ss
0.ssncse We pain II In the front of ne hss6. 49,
ous % o3sn eyes, and somstimss prsyokinr vo..,s.
, ,ss andsr This eiass may Also BE- nansd 49,;
SSr he treatment Of diner s,sse .f H..s..,, =
70 Sspn Aae Pins have been found = sure nj ~
No., venevins the most acute painsin ~ .ajns
W.. ~ ls subtle power srsdicaune the d,s.a-.
"A'00 nsaasshs " the aDsrring indsx. "'-T
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

II. AAALelMAxox % LAHouAexs. -Thereh <
growing tsndeney 10 this sge TO approprii y ~
nest expressive words Of ether Languages, Ss& -
sef rctie - incorporate iAsm into our ospn 49,
.ne word Osps Ale. uhich i from The Greek sfav-
ssnheeAion viii Mr.. Hpalaii.g's sress pssasci,S
semeoys PIT Is viii fot . be used IN more reneraj
vsy And he word oephsKe will become Is eosnrnou
.seoeeosyps aad pany osheys whose dntincfioo
ussss snuI they seem -"nstiye and 10 Ne mAror
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

n.ohI. c-hissas wants you 70 send her ho. :,
ss 'n.nsinG thass not just IL nathsr; but uSrhs."
IN IN % sishsr knowing what Il 10 Ys ~ sSi;.
IL. III esso snd gone With the eiak Head sshs. -
fore. - HsaAiSea hsr -
Hyes~.cYeu mean spaldings OephsIie pm, 2.
49,. Stgs.-Oenl sure nov and you've I'D n
b oil day sbout il aithsr. s0s aseo
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
,arAIy R~alisea.

H I'd n orrthle 'eadaeh, this hafiernosa. haod
Stepped into the hArosf sesres hand says 81 = -
man, sosn you hease ne OF an 'esdaehsSss sx1oeo
II hacoe 'asdT' says -. "Hexceedinsly." sAsa ~
hard upon HAT e gave C~phalic Fii hari,ncS
me saof IL cured me % quick that 'ssalv realissd
I'D I'D aa 'esaache. So - -
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
HENNEPN COUNTY.

Dec. 1s. Paid by Treasurer
on acc't of tax for 1858 .Sl.144 rs
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
MORRISON COUNT
paiA In T.Aaan~>a
MOWER COUNTY.
PINE COUNTY.

1889.
Dec. 10. Paid BY Treasurer
on acct. Of tax for 1853. 1880 so
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
DACOTA COUNTY

- DODGE COUNTY.
March 8. Paid by County
Treasurer on acct of taY for
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
FARIBAULT COUNTY.
FILLMORE COUNTY.
FREEBORN COUNTY
GOODHUE COUNTY.

April II. Paid by Treasurer
on sect. of tax for 1859. 8 9s6 90
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

CHISAGO COUNTY.
Feb. 2S. Paid by County
Treasurer on acct. of tax for
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-23
8oltimOrc=SsccE 0nIpital.

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Der etnji9e Vlab, no etne 0Gtlun9 erian6t
tperpen far1il.
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lerpS r1tintrt.