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St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
Dir. 5. q. RICHARDSON'S
Sherry Wine IBitters.
The Celebrated New England Remedy
FOR
HABIIUAL CONSTIPATION

Jaanaics, Fever ana Ague, General Debility,
and a. Diseases arising from a disordersd
Stomach, Liver or Bowels,
rV'HRY ars used And recommended by leading
II bnysicisns II the .oGntry, and ali who iry
them pronounce th-m inv aiusLIe.
Or. JAMES Il. LEEtkkE, writes FROM Navarro,
stark Co Ono, "the hitiers arc highly praised by
tose ferius from indcgesuon. dyspepsia and liver
complaint"
<. &. DAyIs, Postmaster .. wnnsm,pors, Chic,
says "tksy give gfess satsisction. use them n.y.
sell, hsy,rg taktn cod, tecons PROSTATE and los,
my appetite. isreilevs. NE, and l cxn recommend
Is with great assurance VI liz merits,"
Oh. VIM. M. kerr, Of Rogersvils Ind. sritss us
shat they the valuable eoicne OF cred. He
has reconme aaed them with great fuceess. aud
with them made several cures o! psIpitat,on 0f the
heast ami general cehni'y
rHONAs srANFO1D, Esq, Blountsyi,le, Il snry
Co., Ind writes US long letter, under date o. May
4, 1856. He wss much reduced, having beer Astiiet
Ell for three years with q, nervous debity, pal
pits,on of tee heart Of she most severe and pros.
Iaung character, "sfter usInF lew bottles i was
cc.aple,ely restored, and sm now IL robust health >
GEORdE W. HOFFMAN, says he .as afflicted
FORMS ana at the date Of hs letter he haa been tso
years well; the BitteIS eieciihg the cure, When
several physicians attending him could 90 HIN
goVo He lays, "for Yheuuaaiism, dyspepsia, 1--we
complaint, kidney affection, ~ dropsey. Is 10 spe.
one certain remedy"
J. ". HUNT writes from Delphos, Allen Co, Ohio
a. section whore Fever and Ague prevsus,) tha. b.
coost cbeertnlly reccm me ends them Of decided ners
in 4 cases Of FEVER AND AGUh, LYsPEpsiA,
AND 0kHERAL DkEtIIIY.
D Z. GALLEHERS, Il. ID. ~r!:es from van SRI,
Orio, ' nos. respectfully recommend The oherrr
Wine btcrs 80 ID. notice .! Dyspectic persoas snd
10 al who req Jt. n 81 imul.ti1s medicine.
sUCH NEWS VIZ ARE xGCKyvxNG
DAILY
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH BOTTLE
They are sold oy medicine desiers generally.
Price 10 cents pc hottie.
in. HARRIS 4 CO.
Cincinnati, Ohio, propyietors fer the Southasr .uo
Western ststes. to 6boua address al orders.
For ssie BY
Day jerks, 81. Paul, Minnesota.
x. Y. Combs
n. HeIDiur 4 Co. 81 Anthony, Ninn.
g. L. Vswter,
Obss. Crawford,
W. H. LeuIsr1, Minneapolis,
Greeley Gray,
H. McOniiurr, Mepdots,
W. J. Wh.pple Prescott,
Lathrup Pan, 81. Peter,
81. psnl. nov. IS, 1867.
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EfxE REIGN SF DESPCTKSM AND
TERROR KN TIE SOUTH.

We are permitted to copy the following
from letter of o young man III Mem
pbis. to friend il st. Paul:
"MrurHs, Tenn, Dec. %, 1860
- Times are very
dull, and there is not half the business
done here ttlat there was before elecdon.--
| expeaato have my wages reduced alter
this .I1onth to twenty dollars Per month
aon't get much to do now. There are
hunh eds about the city out Of work. |
don't know ho8 they live, .oI tAis IS the
slast country to get along without money.
Those that have been 10 work on the )evees
and other public works below here, have
been cheated out of then wages alggos. n
vasiabiy, the contraojors having run off
Those ;hat have come .gom tue North
would have been better at home, even Il
thew had u work 'or their board
There YES t. great procession las: n'8ai
IN honor Of South Care iua going Oh. .! he
Union several buildings were aiurnina-
led The SECESSION feeling is very strong
here. Anybody suspected ofbeing Lin
cU!n supporter is notiEed by the Miaute
Aleu" 70 'esee Many have eft here
i a. Republicans are hare keep their
mouths Shut. your humble servant being
among the nuubar. The grossest outra-
ces are committed Soath Of here 81 per
,oas suspected Of having Republican pro-
ciigines, and HI perpetrators lauded by
the press. Instances are too numerous TO
mention. The New YorN Tsiia.oe ana
other Republican papers that were arcu'@-
led here once are now no where 10 Be
seen few would have the temeii,y 10 en-
qGire for one at the news deg0ts.
We are here on about the dividing li"e
between the " seccssioaists' and toe con
sergatives," the blue cockadcs" and the
m.corn-co0s The States North Of here
are for remaining 10 the Union, bat Do~
thai secession has begun. nobody pre-
tends to know when, where, Or how II viii
i,ierlninate. The States South u here at
.ocatc immediate secession, knowing that
FHGchsnan VIII not take active measures
against them, thus giving time and
strength, for they know what to expect
" aea Lincoln ,ahys ,.s -cat. a1c t.c::-
here is settled lact, foa; .'A or seven
States are Going ont at all vents
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T1F' Commodore KEagNEY, first on the
active lit II the Unlted States Navy, has
sent request to President BUCHANAN to
De placed on toe retired List. or il not gran
I'D, to accept his resignation. The pros
pec Of active service seems to have linz
boring influence upon this nayai hero, and
Dc seems anxious 20 crawl ont OF the lee
portfolios.
49, The astronomer Of the French
Academy arc busy discussing the nature
Of a cloud detached from the SIMS disc d;I
ring the late eclipses. and which, having
been Invisible 10 the eyes OF observers, has
only been revealed by It's impression on
the photographic pictures Of the celestial
iumiuary during the occurrence Of the
eclipse
.F~ BIGLEE, Of Penusy lvania, meeting
JouN CocHEANE casually at the Hall at
WIZARDS Hotel, said, "What about this
BAuEy fraud, CocURANE; do you hear
any thing in additlon?' "Oh,' replied
CocHaASE,. There is nothing in addition,
it all in subtraction
.4s 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 thai commands Charles
ton is that known as Castle Piuckney,
winch IS within mile Of tle city, aud
which has been taken by the Carolinians.
Baby. the accommodating clerk
who recently distracted some 5000, $50
worth of indian trust bonds from the In
terror, is i South CaroIinian. His rnisap
preparation Of nearly million of dollars
Of Securities was specimen Of "Chival
ry" not very Inconsistent with the idea
that a state can, at pleasure, nullify nation
al compacts, and appropriate, 70 its own
use. the National funds.
MyLord NAPIER has been appointed
English Ambassador to the Court Of St.
Petersburg, in place Of Sir JOHN CRAMP
TON, who has been removed to Madrid.
tCRAapToN gave consi derable offence to
the aristocratic ladies of ST. Petersburg by
marrying fine opera singer, VICTORIA BAL
rs, and BIZ his diplomatic position giving
her precedence in matters of etiquette
over the ladies' Of the Court and diplomatic
corps. - II is thought these domestic diff
culties have had something to do with bis
removal to Madrid.
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THE PAIN KILLER

iisa been testea Ia every variety Of climate, tao
BY altnos. syery nation known 20 Americana. IL ia
the slniosI constant companion end ines TINA ~ .
friend Of the missionary anu the traveller, sea
aud land, and no one should uxvei Oh cur LAkxa
Or RIYHRo WITHOUT IT.
Be- sure you call for And ge, the esnius PsiD Xii.
!er many worthless nosirGins attempted ~ 10
sold On the great reputation OF tLis valuable eJ!
IL Dires.ions accompany each bottle.
Soid by deS;erE everywhere
Price 70 CTS, ~ cts., and 81, per bottle.
}. y. hAkkiS 4 CO,
PrOpri etors tor the Msstevn and Sou hern stssee,
Cincinnati, Ohig.
Bold Wholesale and Retail by
Day d 1eLAs, 81. Paul. Mlnnseota
Richard y. Combs, b.. tsul do.
II. Ii. Hernidp 90. ot Anthony. Aihn.
q. L. Nawttr, d" -
Chss- Crawford, - 4"
W. IL. Leonard, Minneapolis, "
Greeley Gray, 4" "
W. Ii. McCUlium, Mendoza, "
W. :. Nhpple. frcscott "
Lsthrep Pau, 81! PeseI,
S.. Paul. Nov. 10, 1860.
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PERRY DAVIS
VEG ETARLE
PAIN KILLER.
TIL L GRE AT
FAMILY MEDICINE OF
THE AGE,

ME ask the attention of the trade and Tie pub
w lie 10 this long and 1nrivaled
FAMILY MEDICINE.
For the euro OF COILS, CoUoHs, WAX STOMACH
PAls N STOMACH, BowsL cuspIAisr, CouU, ID A.
sa1A, tHosLkA, g., SC.
And fOr Never and AWUs,
There IS notging better. IL has been tAvorskss
known ior more than ~ snty yesrs 20 b. ths
ONLY SURE SPECIFIC
For tho many diseases Incident so b..e hum az
family,
> EniernailY and Externally
IL works equally sure
What stronger PROOF 81 ;hehe facts can be protu-
ced than the following iettef received tied
from Rev. A. ". Curtice:
RoEEo, MACosH Co., Mich, Jniy Q, 1850.
aRssRs. J. HAxk,s 4 90.
GtntEep>sg The coincidence have in Perry Us-
Wis Pain h.iior az e. remedy for Colds, coughs,
Surns, sprains and rheumatism, for the cure of
watch have bnccebsiuily used 1t, Induces "
cheer ully recommend It's virtues so oihert.
tea MONS ago / had recourse &c L. 50 Sestr eva
felou; although had never heard its beisg aged
for tina. peiQcsc, bui having Suffered Intensely non
q former one and hsyiaS no other remedy o.; hard;
appnsd tko Pain Killer freely FOR ABOUT hfte,a
n.inGtes at evening, AM repeated the application
ve:y briefly the neat morning, which entirely des
uoysd ne feloD, ana inCressrl my confidence IA
thr atuity oi TIE remedy. fouIo truly,
". CURTIS,
Minister 81 tbs esiey Al ~ esa0diss Chur cL.
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n" "~- o. a.. '--- :. ~, r..,. =. t,,ts $780,.
s"'s-. 80 ,i..e anasrssood, enc ss much neglected.
=, s.'.r ems. Often originating in csre.essness
y, VOC '.'e consequence 70 excite anxeiy While
"a isa.y II /: the precursor AM conpan ON q, nany
-. n,e'' Is1"' anu dst 8srous sisehset, snd an.
eu"iia.IJ S'A'e' Among the lighter eyiis az ,tjsh
Ces..',ness IS the usual at;snden. are Headach..
oo,o, hAsur stisn, Soul Breath, Yies, and uth.,s
u hss nature, while iors trai,, o! fr.chtf, dss,
~ sueh - Malignant Fsvers, Abcesses Dyseptsrv.
uieifhsss' Dyspepsia, Apopiexy, Kpl.psy ,ParsIy..
nys.stio, Hyp"chondriaas, Melancho!y' and Ius.n.
~, nrst Indicate their presence in HE syst.1n h,
an aslmihf AJmptonH Nos upGrequertty the d.
seAsS hanra oi'snafa Ia Con,tpatup, but l,ks on
uePehCsnt efisisnCe uDiesc the cause in ernd,.
eA.so ID an early stsge. Prom all :nese ,onsiiers-
vs 'o'io"h mat She ds0Tiisr should rec, i've i'm
uc'ie'e st'eHlon whenever il OCCURS, xnd no ptr-
80" shusiu oegl0cttc e. eor 81 Cepsli- plils an
te n's' sppsArsncs Of ths complaint, as tLsr Aims,
ass VIII sspe ihe Ia idous apurosch., ~ n.,..s
s1a Destroy 'h'a dangerous 70. 10 hunun lits
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A Roai.. uiexslnx.

achsy " ''"' "s"A'
Ars @orss.-Gopc Doctor, al sons. ,b. AT,
y9u seht cured me In lusi twenty ! inutss x.G /
handy. w. -" W A"s-"
r. r"t"oon You GER &c. then al auy D,nsg,sts.
oal for Csph. lie ril' hnd 'hey u-ref fail. and
NJ. C-S..I - o., s"ess "i h.s ohei.e.
rta3 ol'ss.ae
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osHa kxoi1sEzhT, aud tae peo,ai care Al
anxiety Incident 70 close attention to tpsns.s a,
nuuy nre among ths numerous Causes OF Nervous
Headache. The disordered state OF mind aud hnd,
incident to this distressing com plant Is fatal bloy
70 AL nergy and ambition. Sufferers By this dlsor
ger can Always obtain speedy relief from these dis.
Vesh.us attaexs by sspg one Of the Cephalio PilIs
en&never the symptoms appear. I, gnie,s the OYER.
tSSSea brain, spd soothes the strained and tsrrn,
he~ss, snd rslaxes the tension Of the stomach
ordered condition OF the brain
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

hsApAcFs is the favorlIs ssu by ,bian nm,
.osAes shoSn any deviation whsteyer frou, IN.
"a saH OF The brain, aud yieyeo tp ,hi, i,h,
sy 20 iookej OIL "a 4 safeguard inteuded Ia .9,.
aonse OF III ease Which might otherwise esc,n. a,
XuNoa, w TO late TOO be remedied aEG ;ts i1s,c..
sohs sreS!a never DC neglected. Eeadsch.s ma
go Yss. ahasf tso names, viz: synpteu al.
AnS Aoiops'hic. iympto,natie Hssd,eh che b. .Y-.SaS
.nhy e"iufnon ano IL the precursor 81 great v.r,
oI diseases, smobs which are A,opje,x CO..
.nsunatisn and al fsbrle dlSe ARES In i,s n.rvnu
.''m ~ - Sympathetic Of disease OF tb. ,.,r,..k
eohfMsotlng ssck As0ddchs, o. hepa,Ic dis.,s. 80.
s3sa"ns etSors headache, OF worms. con,tin.tl ,
anu oe1ss disorders Of the Bowels as veil A r.n.
Haa Uterine affections. Diseases OF the her,t =,
sefy fe9usn!!y attended With Hesdscbex. An..mis
mo p's.oiA are aso Hcecsions which treaueu,Iy os
eason hesoeche ldiopsthic beadachs /, .i,o vs. .
s-1oo.h nsing Usually oistiEspsh.d by The nan. q.
w. "su0ocA<, somet NEE Coming ON and dspl.
40 s&ss OF apparently FOUND health and nro.tyas
lus - once the mental And physlcaensrx,<s ana In
stox ihAtan % Is comes On slowly herald adj b, d.
P'Nneo OF spirits or AesrOisy OF temper. In inns,
instances We pain il in the front Of Inc head eve,
'u. VI Dom eyes, and sometimes provoking ,nn,,..
9sa. se @s"To>
F2r tne treatment Of other e.sss g, Hs.s..,
'1s zen NC Piiis have teen found a ,are rpd =.
SoheTinS Tho most acute pains In n fev Mr.
aes. Auu " ltssu6te power srAdicatIpe the di.s..
W ""SA hesassbsh the aDsrrins index.
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L"sHff hHLio-s 0S DOLLARS atvkD-- Mr sps,d.
nE h@s lola two million OF Lotl.es Of lie c-,rbrn,sa
ritpaisd o!ae snd II 10 estiu sted tfst eacl bo,u,
'sYts 81 iehs ten dollars worth OF broken fu,ni.
'ure' VANS msk,ng an aggregate Of trstty uIitjop.
AIMED from totki lose by this valusbe
inven'icn. Having mai. il g n. a ior,, tcin -
ne nov ProI ose 10 dc the ~oiIn am .s.s,f.ur,ic
ny curing All The ching heads uitk Ia chi, .U
.nh ero II they aye ~ scod ss his dl.s, Head
~e"" WIZ 5000 walsh away Ike snow Ia July
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>xHGNGTa4ENsNC OK EGsE BACK
asONs.

~ IL s.-'s- Al an, ~ ." A'< -'-'' "a
When south Carolina and the dlsnnion-
ST. of the Cotton SUITES, star'ed II imme-
d,ate!y after LDe Presidential election 10
oTeab up the C"ion. there was want 81
1'''Oo'' - p'0i'''' . ''''''' INN, ~
p'e - '''' A'o' ''''''' . '''''S' ''''' ~
'Hi1 was S''i'' what i'''''''''5 Az
o. 'l' ''''o''J"7 parry va i'.' 0'''''''
i''e p MAJORITY % ''e l'''' q! ''' '''''
q II wis a. - ie'''''''' %'''' " I'D J., Az
'>' P''7gF' NY anu '"'',''''- '''0 inn"
,'''' "a1 1'" VS. .. IA '"4'' - 80 ~''
- . '''''' go = g
- 'o'N'' may '."''! "o'' '0''' -
peaceatle dissolution, making use o.
the ADVICE, &C they desire 20 70 out, le!
tbe,, yo .,,e,},, - 10
r. H.. =. r. ;o,,,,I,
N''' '''o'' " a. a'''''i''' VA - ''' '''
and iLdlY!dualS .hat aldeG 10 tho triumph
q the principles OF the lineage Platform
h;ch ,,ar, wonderfully disnospd 10 show
$780,. =. t...,...,.1,l l,.,,, on.
"'F'"1aa ~ '''| - ""'
ion 'LeeHJSs we're hcti ~ Ne" ho'h, fuh
4dc.pEa. aui other cities deeply interest
.ji,..i,. 1...,,,...,, ,-.G, a, y.h,ch sn,ech.
al ..,..;,,.. o..,.,,,,.,,l
- '''N'' "''
~, .! Mrn from IN M leAt5 Ni2!i u
ions Guring 'he late camyaigu as a. test,
20 h,, . .,,i., .. a,nect h.t,ar tni,,c,
= ''-''>''"'s' '''''''S'' -
rebellion ana treason I'D HiEh pia1e7, 10 dis
cover = wholesome reaction in ,.most al
,1,.,a.,te5 ,l,.,. and ,or,i.oiar,v in the
~. ~, . III.
F+@N'i ny "- q
cans of that city hejd q Sotai re union On
i,e evening Of tho path ult Patriotic
,..,,,,nd ~osoo,s4. thereto were the
''"'' ~ Use ''e''''e
The resp uses were by such men as
,,,...c- an or, Wv p Nr,>,vorS others.
-
40 ''iS'" TIC '~'''N"'
n'-a O. !, has been elevated n any guar
,pr uf tie Uni II. We repeat, it's a cheer
,,,,, .,,,, s., note tfie st;firniue, Of backbone
% - 49,,
IA I''y ""-'e S''l''.e" ~'''''
ag VAS he" Wltmn Inc lass ia"n'h' and al
which u2ectr., u,ci = ho were good Repub-
Tam. ,,..c.r. ,,a .,,,,;,c ,,,.ra Ear .c,ocas-
SIC" M" o''''''. '' 'l'i''
Hon. ,yoU% EICGNAN wa CUES, on this
..,..s.,n and mad. tho first s,eech NJ Tho
me-,
e'eh'hS' '''' ADVENT '''"''7 "iS ''''''''
phir friends no DOUBT produced a goon e.
fecr uaon The LANE and halt, if any such
..raso,, -, 4s,o ccc..io., We owe
ne NHf" -1"e'''''' report "a us Ns'''1"
ia full
..u,..,;d bo thanked them r the m
.r,,,,i,,, ,o av,re.s his Ieyaf;oc 70 The
.,nn..,.,;,.,, sri ,hc Troi.n II, loved the
,..:..,.;a., l,.,o,,.e.. =, s...,roe .i,o J-,.;c,
oi'','' w. -, ha,.,s, -. li,srt
'.', NV yy'.l,,,t ,I,,,,, .sg,.-',i,
,.if.oaro,oIy hr,,ha,. ,ynnIn uo. ac,,r.t
r. +,'@ a%'l ,ionJ ,,n 1;ovn tine stree. at
- ~, eau 0'~' w ''
'' 70 ~ 40. - i,,oo- or6 ,o;th.,,ijl
,r ,a.o AZ. nv ~ nrr resolyrs Tbe time
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oosN nss6.--hissas wants you 80 ssnd her q box -,
IN ,S;,,.,' no, bottle OF Prepared PiIls,-but
o.. W sitcef fnsWing Whist IL 10 Ye see ,br,.
1sn usao AUD gone with The sisk Head ssb. 49,
fore. ''ssrss nor DE-
Exy9s"-ofou mean spAlding's CephaIle PHI.
o'rdess.-Osb sure Io~ aud you'yr - =,
Jour quarther and give me The pills Add dom.
b eli day about It aith.r. ~" u'a'
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MTSCELLA NEOUS

The AAALSIhAYIoK OF LANGUAGES There n
sros'os sendensy 10 this sse TO appropriate ne
most expressive words Of other languages, and a.
Ter seile 70 incorporate Lh.m into our own: ,hus
the word osps alie which is from the Grsta SANITY
ing ios she had lie nov b'coniIg puJa,si,rea IN
S'ni lection With Mr.. Hpsluilk's Srest Rests cine
re- nedy, bus il i'll sot b. used in . mere general
va ), and the word Cephsic will become =. common
~ kectrotype an, many u'beys whose Distinction
- foreSp words has tren vorn away by common
usage unit, they seer, native asd 10 ihs razor
boru.s
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VI Do you ever have the SICK Hesd.cber Da
you RENE mber the throsbiDf ts1lhles the revard
nfoS. ne iaJh'ng gnd disgust q. sisn, Of coor
hoS Totally snas yoo we're for pleasure, courersa-
t.nn Or stacy one OF the Cephslc Pitts would haze
renewed you from ali the suffering which vo,, ,b.n
experienced FOR this and ether purpoees Won s,o I'D
aiFay' hsvsshoS u them on hand TO use as -oo..
atom requires. "
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osaAf DisoorEsr.- Among ,he most important Of
She great MEDICAL discoveries of this age n AZ be
conquered th7 System OF vaccination for urntsn
n9n rom Email Pox, The Cephaiic Pill for rsl;es
rom be1oachs, and The Use OF Gu nine for IN. nrr
Seotion 81 fevers, either Of which is pure snec,ac
whose benefits VIII be experienced by suffering no
msnsy iors sitter their discovesers are forgotten.
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'arAly KsaiiEsA.

HI 'ad a 'orribls 'eA5acn, this kAfternosp, hand
stepped INC The hALosf scsres hand ssys ht 60 tns
man, Usn you heese me OF ap 'esdache r' "Dsev
II Gsebe Artr' sAys e, Hcxceeairgiy" saya M
hard upon that e gave III, CephsIic PHI, hsnd'pco
me sno' Is cured 1c 80 otaek That srdiv reAl!ssd
sd I'D an 'esdaehe.
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Religious, Theological and
Sunday School Books.

BIBLES, HYMN-BooKs, TESLA NBNrS, GATH
cHIsAs. TRACTS. UNCONVENTIONAL
woRKs, enRMoNs. ~.
ss.ss AaAsa sg y ME11ILxss
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Cheaper Than Ever

JOHN PR / M RO = y
Stone Building, Third Street, st. Paul,
Minnescsa, one block above
ks;dge square,
rs now offering MAHOGANY, OAK and WALNUT
4 FURNITURE, a, rates isVer than ever
before cS-red IL A!aIesota.
Dining, Chamber and Parlor
Suits.
BEDSTEADS AND CHAIRS
Q! every variety
LOOKING GLASSES AND GILT
MOULDING,
In short every thing usually kept ina
Furniture Establishment
May be had AZ prices Tia,
d Ely COM ETITION
Being practically acquainted with the bus;ness,
and employing none but the best Worknen, l Avn
enabled TO torn out the best work In the country.
call is respectfully solicited.
Sept Is. dawn
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'sReport.
{ OrFIgc OF THE STATE TREASURER

0rFiEC OF THE S1Arx TREASURER,
[ st. Paul, January eth, 1861.
In compliance with section eleven article nine
Of the Constitution OF the State of Minnesota,
! publish herewith q statement of the receipts
and disbu rsments of the State Treasury from
December Iss 1859 to January Isl 1851
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PINE COUNTY.

Dec. ~. Paid BY Treasurer
or acct. Of tax tor 1858. $3.50 80
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CHISAGO COUNTY.

Feb, 2s. Paid by County
Treasurer OF acct. of tax for
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CROW WING COUNTY

Feb. 2T. Paid By County
Treasurer On acct. Of tax Cor
1855. Observation-Disclosures. Sl04 90
1858 81 90
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WRIGHT COUNTY.

April 5. Paid by Treasurer
on acct Of tax for 1859. s., 1880
Sept. Il. 2,5li 20
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DODGE COUNTY
FILLMORE COUNTY.
nrt = DosI 49, E-n,,,rnx
FREERORN COUNTY.
GO0DHUE cor NJ

April II. Paid by Treasurer
on sect. Of tax for 1853 3 9s6 90
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We are permitted to copy the following
from letter of o young man III Mem
phis. to friend il ST. Paul:
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-09
Strange Freak of a Quail.

FREEMAN's CROSSING, March l, 1861.
Mr.. EditOr:-William Van Bokern, better
known "Dutch Bill, miner living near this
place, has a number of chickens around his
cabin, which he takes great pride in feeding and
attending to. One evening early this winter, he
went out, as usual, to feed his feathered tribe,
when he discovered cock quail in the midst,
who was making himself quite familiar and at
home. Billy supposed the visit to be tempo
rary one, in obedience to some strange caprice
of the bird, and was cautious not to occasion it
any fright-believing that when it got through
feeding it would fly off to its native haunts; but
next morning the quail was still among his fowls,
writing. The chickens treat him with great
respect, and have adopted him as one of their
number. At daylight every morning he flies on
Billy's cabin, and crows and COOS till Billy gets
up. When he goes out to feed his fowls, the in
truder lutters around him in the greatest glee
One Sunday morning short time ago, Billy
lay a-bed rather late. The quail flew on the
roof of his cabin, and commenced the usual COO
ing and growing. Billy paid no attention to him,
but composed himself to further slumber. The
quail becoming impatient of his delay and desir-
ing its breakfast, futtered down the chimney
into the hot ashes of the fireplace. The atmos-
phere not being congenial, he flew up the CHM
ney again. Billy, after witnessing this, concluded
to get up and feed his flock. He says he would
not take an interest in the Washoe mines for his
l;t+1o ,,ot II
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-09
N e w, HIS w e E * .
LOOK OUT FOR THE RASCAL!

THERE is certain individual going the
L rounds of this State, whose sole object, it
seems, is to work himself into the confidence of
the unsuspicous fer the purpose of swindling
passes himself off for Frenchman-speaks the
French German and English languages, and is
shoemaker by trade. He has worked in Forest
City and other places in the mountains, where
his reputation is not favorable. He absconded
from North San Juan on the night of February
28th, with nearly one hundred dollars of his
partners money, besides cheating hotel, saloon
and store-keepers. l therefore caution the pub
lie in general to guard against his further impo-
sitionS. J. A. MARTIN.