The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: OWENS Sc MOORE, VOLUME 3. THE MINNESOTIAN. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY J.P. OWENS te G. W. MOORE, Saint Paul, Minnesota Territory. TERMS:-Two Dollars per annum in advance. Three Dollars if not in ad vance. RATES OF ADVERTISING, [HOST A VEIL TYPE OR IT* EQUIVALENT.] Transient Advertisements, $1 00 per square uf twelve Uues, fur ilie tlrsl Insertion, auti fifty ceuta per square for each subsequent insertion. TEARLT ADVERTISEMENTS. One column, - SSO 00 Half a column, - 30 00 One-fourth of a column, - r - - 20 00 Business Cards not over six lines, - 6 00 Over six lines and under ten lines, . 750 Over ten lines and under fifteen lines, 10 00 For all c hanges ordered In advertisements a charge will be made of thirty cents per 1,000 cms composition. We agree to charge the above prices, uniformly for ad- TCftlslßf. James M. Goodhue, Pioneer, D. A. Robertson, Democrat, Owens & Moore, Minnesotian. St. Paul March 24th, 1852. |i fkil 3Gußin?os Carte. BitE, HOLLIXSHEAD ft BECKER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW and Solicitors In Chancery, will give their entire attention to the business of llielr profession. The collection of debts, the payment of taxes, buying and selling of lands, &.c., promptly attend ed to. Office over Riccis New Store. 18-1 y M. S. Wilkinson. L. A. Babcock. J. B. Brtsbin. WILKINSON, BABCOCK A BRISBIN, Attorneys at Law, St. Paul, At. T. references: Ex-Gov. Ramsey, St. I*aul. lion 11. 11. Sibley. Mendota Ingersoll it Bro.. N. Y., Jno. C. Galmes, X. Y. llo« D Cady, Johnstown, X Y lion J Willard, bar Spa, X Y HORACE R. BIGELOW. CHA’S E. FEANDRAU* BIGELOW & FLANDRAU, ATTOBXEVS aiul Councilors at I.aw. Office over L. B. Walt ft Co.’s Store, Third street, (below Rob erts) St. Paul. Minnesota Territory. Will attend promptly and carefully to professional busi ness in all the Courts of the Territory; also, to tho col lection of debts and to all other business In any manner connected with the profession. .Money to Loan in small sums on good security. Jan 7 17-ly JAMES K. HUMPHREY, ATT OR.YE V AT LA W, Office over Irvine’s store, St. Anthony street, Saint Paul. J. TRAVIS ROSSER. SI. L* OLDS ROSSER & OLDS. Attorneys and cocxskllors at law. of fice In the Secretary’s room In the capitol, at St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. 46-ly W. P. MURRAY, ATTORN E Y A X !> C«U XSKLOII AT LAW, St. Paul, Minx. Teh it. WILL attend promptly and diligently to all buslnes* Intrusted to him. Halvng made himself acquaint ed with the quality and situation of the surveyed lands In the territory, he is prepared to locate land warrants to the be.-t advantage. Persons at a distance may send their warrants here and their Interests will be attended to as if they were present. Office on TUinTßreet. September 17, lbsl. JOHN ESAIAS WARREN JOSEPH WAKEFIELD Wakefield &, Warren, Attorneys and Counsel Hors at Law and Soli - , citors in Chancery. Office on Third Street, between Roberts and Minnesota, ! St. Paul, Mill. Ter. W. A W. win attend with diligence and care to all bu. 1 sines* of their profession, in the different courts of tills Territory that may be Intrusted to them. Their arrange- . incuts in the states of New York and Rhode Island are j such as will enable them to trausact buslties* of a general or special nature in those States with the utmost dispatch. They will moreover attend to the collection of debts, the i locating of Land Warrants, the purchase and sale of city | lots or Real Estate iti the country, and to all other mat- ■ ter* directly or iudirectly connected with the profession, j Mb E. AMES. ISAAC VAN ETTEN | AMES & VAN ETTEN, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, and Su/ic- j itors in Chancery. Office comer Third and 3!iimesota streets, St. Paul, M.T Hr • 'D. COOPER, Attorney at Law , RESUMES the practice of his profession, and will at tend to alt business entrusted to liliu tu the courts the Territory. try t tffKe In the lUcc House. May 2S, 185J—3dy ~ MERRITT ALLEN\ Attorney and ( oun-ellor at Law and Solicitor in j Chancery, Third Street, St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. Allen Pierse, Attorney at Law and General Land Agent, ] HAVING been Register of the Land Office under the late administration, he is able to select the best land in the Territory subject to entry, and will warrant the regularity of all locations made by him. Office on Cedar street, next door to the Episcopal Church, St. Paul, M. T. June 25, 1853—2-4Uf _ Emmett A Jlo*s, Attorney* and Solicitors. ATT 7 ILL attend to professional business vv in the various Courts of the Territory. Particu ar attention glveu to the location of Land Warrants, buying and selling of lands, tk c. I-and warrants for sale i for cash or on time. Office <»n the corner of Wabashaw and Third streets, St. Paul Minnesota. L. EMMETT, I, 1852. HENRY L. MOSS. DRS. BRISBINE & WILLEY, Physician* and Surgeons, St. Anthony street, Saint Paul —first door above Combs’ Bookstore. 3-I2y DRS. POTTS &. MORTON, HAVING associated themselves together In the prac tice ot their profession, offer their services to the citizens of St. Paul and Its vicinity. £3* Office v *n Third street, over iI.C. Saudfurd’# store. Removed. DR. J. IT. DAY has removed his office over Hichcox’s Drug store. Entrance on Cedar st. X. B. Those Indebted to the subscriber will be called upon for Immediate settlement. Dr. L. C. Kinney, Office in Holland Place, St. Anthony street. St. Paul, TEXDKRS his professional services to the citizens of St. Paul and vicinity. Having badau experience of over ten years In the prac tice of medicine, one or which was spent as Physician and Surgeon with the L*. S. army in Mexico; be flatters himself that he will be able to merit the confidence of all who may favor him with a share of their patronage. July 30, 1553—46 t f G. Addison Brown, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT and Dealer in Re al Estate, Eureka, Minnesota. 17-ly Cha*. H. Parker, Banker and Kxchange Broker t St. Paul, Min. Ter. Due attention paid to collections, and proceeds remitted promptly at the lowest rate of exchange, and if paid at or before maturity, no charge for commission. Sight drafts on eastern and southern cities, constantly for sale. Jauid warrants bought aud sold. 47y Truman 1. Smith, Justice of the Pence, Notary Public, Collector and General Agent, HAS removed id. office to tbe New Building oppo.Uo the Post Office, corner of Third and -Minnesota sts., where he will be found ready to attend to the collection of debts, purchasing and selling real estate, payment of Taxes, locating I .and Warrants, etc. Having been In the business tor some time past, and being provided with Maps of all the surveyed portion or the Territory, and of the Cities on the Minnesota river, he natters himself that be will be able to give satisfaction to all who may give Ji. B. Tuwn lots In St. Paul, St. Anthony »ua all the townsuo the Mlnnescta for sale at reasonable prices. Also, farms la the country with or without Improve ments. ISUl’aul, June 4,1863. 3gy E. HOVITZ, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, RESPECTFULLY announces to the Citizens of St* Paul, that he has made this place his residence, and is desirous of giving lessons on the Plano, M clod eon and Organ, and Instructions in Thorough Bass. Mr. Horrltz Is confident that his experience In teaching music In Ger i many, France, and this country, will enable him to give satisfaction. j All orders left with Messrs LeDuc it Rohrer will bo ! promptly attended to. i July 30,1863—46tf WHINEY’S GALLERY or Cor. Third and Cedar sis., St. Paul. 1 'PHIS Gallery was built expressly for J- IJaguerreutyplag, and is furnlahed with the VERY BEST of Apparatus. The light is arranged upon the most approved scientific principles. The proprietor uses his best endeavors to please those who favor him with their patronage. All are respectfully Invited to call and ex amine specimens. 49 DENTISTRY. Corner of Alain and Afarket. GW. BIDDLE, late of Pittsburg, Pa., has perroa • nently located in St. Paul. Fourteen years close application to his profession, together with a large and beautiful assortment of plain and gum teeth,, enable him to Insert from one to an entire set of teeth by atmospher ic pressure, with a beautiful representation of the natural gum, restoring the mouth to its natural shape. Decked teeth permanently saved by plugging ; useless teeth ex tracted with as little pain as possible. Teeth cleansed and diseased gums restored to health. All Jobs warranted. August 27, 1853—60tf rcaK®. KfD. L. 81T10AKIS#;, HAS Just returned from New York with her Fall Block of Bonnets and all the latest fashions of Millinery Goods. Also, her uusal assortment of Fancy articles of Ladles’ wear, comprising dress trimmings, Ribbons, Collars, Gloves, Thread, Needles, Pins, Combs, Buttons, etc., of the latest imported varieties in the market. She relies upon her old friends and customers to give her an early call. 6tf MISS SALOME LERCII. Fashionable AfWiner, Dress S,- .Mantua A faker, ANNOUNCES to the ladles of St. Paul and Vicinity, that she Is prepared to do all kinds of work in her line, at her residence in St. Paul, on Minnesota street, be tween Fifth and Sixth streets, below the Carpet Weavers. Every thing done cheap and in a workmanlike manner. Please give her a call. Augcst 27, 1853—50 U J. tV. Bass, Forwarding B,' Commissi Merchant Lower Lauding, Saint Paul, MAunesota. W. H FORBES, PUR COMPANY—St. Paul Outfit— Also Dry Gouda and Groceries, corner of Third and Jackson streets. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Grocery A Provision Store, IS THE RICE HOUSE. B. F. DAVIS. A. W. TULLIS. B. F. Davis & Co., HAVE Just received and opened in the Rice House, a Jarge stock of Groceries and Provisions , which they will sell at wholesale or retail, ami at such prices as will Insure quick sales. The citizens of*St. Paul and the surrounding country are respectfully solicited to give us a call and examine our goods and prices. We will be in receipt of large additions to our stock in a few days, including Dry (Jo. ds and Ready Made Clothing. St. Paul, April 30, 1853—33tf Wm. R. Marshall. Jos. M. Marshall. MARSHALL & CO., (Sligo Iron Store, Saint Paul.) DEALERS In Sligo and Common Iron , Steel, Black smith’s Tools, Eliptic Springs, Axels, Nails and all the heavy hardware pertaining to an Iron store. Also, Plows and Agricultural Implements* 2-52 y C. J. POST. B. PRESLEY. C. J. POST & Co., Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Produce and Provision Dealers, St. Anthony street, St. Paul, opposite the American House STOVES AND TIN WARE. At JVt well's old stand on Third Street, a few doors west of Jackson street. THE subscriber will keep on baud constantly a good assortment of Tin Ware, which he will sell at whole sale or retail* Also, a general assortment of Stoves. Orders from country dealers solicited. X. B. Repairing done on short notice. GKO. RUSSELL, Agent. St. Paul, April 30, 1853—33 y Rogers House. Roberts Street Near Fifth, *St. Paul, Minnesota. THE subscriber has opened accommodations for board ers, lodgers and travelers in the large brick build ing situated as above, where he w ill be happy to accom modate to the extent of his ability all who may offer. His terms are reasonable, and Ills table furnished with all that the market affords. lie hopes his exertions to please will command a reasonable share of the public patronage. 2-41tf JOHN ROGERS. Wm. Illingworth, WATCH AND CLOCK Man v V ufacturcr, comer of Jackson and Fifth J. street, St. Paul, begs to return hissincere thanks lUK to the inhabitants of St. Paul for their kind patronage and support since his arrival from England, and hopes through strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the same. X. B. Tlaving had thirty years experience In Mann facturiu<* Clock* and Watches, of every description, he feels himself competent to undertake any work intrusted to his care. New watches made to order and wheels cut for the trade. WM- ILLINGWORTH, 2-18 Watchmaker, corner of Jackson and Fifth. S 3” a beautiful assortment of FTcnch and English Le vers and Leplnes, and American clocks, both new and second-hand, constantly on hand and for sale at the above place. NATHAN SPICER, Watch Maker and Jeweler, rd Street, St. Paul, DEALER in Gold and Silver watches, Jew- fji dry. (wold Pons, Pencils, Chains, Brace lets. Breastpins, Silver, German Silver* and Plated Ware, Gold aud Silver Spectacles, bles, Ring*;, Chains, etc. Musical Instruments, Fancy Articles and Perfumery. Watches, Jewelry, etc** repaired on short not lee- Nov. 26, 1853—lltf New Harness Establishment. TIIE subscribers would inform the citizens of St. Paul ami all the country round al>out, that they are con ducting the above business in all its branches, on Third street nearly opposite the Post Office, where customers can be supplied, on short notice, with all kinds of Har ness, Bridles, Saddles, Fly Nets, Trunks, Valises, Whips, etc. MARTIN DREW & CO. St. Paul, April 20, 1853. 32y BOOKBINDING. THE subscriber would respectfully infojm the citizens of St. Paul aud its vicinity, that be i* now carrying on the above businessl n the 2d story of Spencer’s new build ing, on the corner of F*fth and Roberts street. Particular attention paid to rebinding old books and periodicals. JAMES MACKINTOSH* feb 7 21—tf J. R. BREWSTER, House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter. St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. New Tailoring Establishment. I Third street—Two doors above the Pott Office. SHU I.ZE S. M ATUES having just opened a new Tailoring and Gentlemen’s Furnishing Establishment at the ' above place, will be happy to serve their friends and the public in general, in their line of business. Being practi cal workmen, they feel confident of giving general satis faction. They will keep on hand an assortment of Fash ionable Cloths, to which they invite public attention. St. Paul, May 28, 1853. S-37y CHA’f K. MAYO* r. S. NEWELL* C* BANOS, Jr. CHARLES E. MAYO & CO. (Successors to F. S. Newell.) ‘MJKT'HOI.ESALK ami Retail Dealers la Hardwire, V V Stoves ud Tin Wire, Third street, bet ween Jfln uesuU and Hubert* streets, St. I’aul, Jdnneoo li 17 SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA |t. Croix tSusinrss Curbs. Gold T. Curtis. c. D. Glllllein. CURTIS & GILFILEAN. Attorneys Counsellors at Law ’53—52y STILLWATER, M. T. LEVI E. THOMPSON. THEO. E. PARKER. THOMPSON & PARKER, Attorneys Sf Counsellors at Law, 3-ltf Stillwater, Minnesota Territory. A. VAN VORHES~ A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT J*- Law and Solicitor In Chancery, will attend to all professional business Intrusted to his care, in the different courts of the Territory. [Stillwater, 1852. S. J. R JflclU illan, A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR -LA. at Law, will attend promptly and faithfully to all business Intrusted to him in the line of his profession at Stillwater, St. Paul, St. Anthony and throughout the Ter ritory of Minnesota aud the adjoining counties of LheSiate of Wisconsin. Office at Stillwater, Minnesota. REFERENCES. Gov Alex Ramsey, St Paul, Geo w Campbell & Co, Galena Dr C W Borup, do R Lansing do Mr J W Simpson, do S O Butler, St Louis Mr O Walker, Marine Mills T H Larkin &. Co do Mr II Burkey, do Sain’lJ Wetherill&Co do Mr CJ Butler do Jos C Butle 1 * &. Co do Hon A W Loomis, Pittsburg Jos P Beggs do Hon 0 Shuler, do J K Moorhead, Esq. Pittsburg G W Jackson, Esq. do Sam’l Gonuly Esq. do MaJ J B Butler, and citizens generally. 18m3 SHORT, PROCTOR & Co. _ (Successors to Churchill 4* Nelson.) HAVE on hand a general assortment of Dry Goods, Crockery, Hardware and Groceries, which they offer for sale on as good terms as any estab lishment in the Territory. They are also prepared to store, or sell on commission, merchandise of alt k*nds. Stillwater, March 5, 1853 -2Pf Bun Cyphers ’ Saloon 4' Restaurant Stillwater, Minnesota. THE delicacies and substantial of the season on hand at all hours, done up in the well established style of W. H. Scnimes, Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, Willow River,Wis. Will practice in the counties of St. Croix and La Crosse, Wisconsin, and in the District Court uf Washington coun ty, Minnesota. Valuable town lots in the village of Willow River for sale. 38y John Bradley, Carpenter and Builder, Point Prescott and Willow River, Wisconsin. \TJILL attend promptly to all business * * entrusted to Ills charge. References.—The houses he has built during the past year In the towns above named. 43y W . U. C. Folsom, . Taylor’s Falls, Min. Ter. in Dry (ioods, Groceries, LA Provisions, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery, Queens ware, Ready-Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes,&tc. 43y I ■■■■IIBIB !■■■! 11l 11 Ill'll !■ ■■ 3aurv—BHHM Jforellanmis Carte. Isaac Atwater, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Will give prompt attention to any business intrusted him in the line of his profession, in any part of the Territory. Particular at tention paid to locating Land Warrants, Payment of Tax es, sale of Patents when issued, and Real Estate In gen eral. OfflCC at SI. Anthony? vu Mnln atr*.* *, the Falls. MINNESOTA DRUG STORE. HP. SWEET. Saint Anthony Falls, has removed • to the Post Office, opposite the Falls, in Stevens’ Block. Every thing in our line constantly on hand. Or ders from upper country promptly tilled. St. Anthony, August 20, 1853—49tf W. Richardson, IYfOTARY PUBLIC, Conveyancer, and i-8 Land Agent. Office, opposite the St. Charles House, St. Anthony Falls. JEFFREY T. ADAMS, M. D., P,H YSICIA A' A .VI) SUR G E O. V. Office corner of Mala and Front streets, Mankato City, Minnesota Territory. 48y ‘ j. McMahon Holland, Attorney at Law and JVotary Public, ; Shakapee, Scott County, M. T. August 13, 1853—18 y Mendota House, Mendota, Minnesota Territory. I WOULD respectfully inform the public that I have taken the Farribault House, in the town of Mendota, and am prepared to accommodate boarders, permanent or transient. The house is newly fitted up, Is commodious and pleas antly located, and no pains will be spared to make it one of the most comfortable in the West. July 23, 1853 —Istf JAMES BRUCE. _ Red Wing House, BY ANDRUS DURAND, Red Wing; Minnesota. Boarders by the <fty or week entertained with the best fare the Minnesota market affords, and furnished with pleasant and comfortable rooms. Abundance of game and excellent Trout fishing in the Immediate vicin ity, with scenery unsurpassed in any part of the upper Mississippi region. [July 16. 44tf Fi. F. BUCK, Attorney at Law, Minneowah, Fillmore Co., Minnesota Territory. J, C. NORTON, \. M., M. D., Physician and Surgeon, Minneowah, Fillmore, Cc., Office at the Wilkin nouse. THOMPSON & HAYNER, Attorneys at Law, No. 25 Nassau street, New Yrrk City. Andrew Thompson, Henry 7. Hayner. H. M. NORTON EDWARD HEMPSTEAD. NORTON &. HEMPSTEAD, Wholesale Grocers <s* Commission Merchants No. 115 South Water street, Chicago, 111. Land, one mile from the Capitol. 1 A 4 58-100 Acres Oak Openings, well watered, one lUt mile from the Capitol. Oct. 6. m 3 lIEXRY McKEXTY. BURNING FLUID—A good article for lamps, for sale by BOND &. KELLOGG. AM ERICAN HOUSE, BY HOWARD & McCULLY, b.b. Howard, Galena, 111. GEO.M’CVLLY. 3-3 y R. Ill’llACtAN, Storage, Forwarding Ac Commission Merchant, Dealer in Grain of all kinds* Fruit Trees, itc., Main st., near the Bradley House, Galena, 111. Refer to B. H. Campbell &. Co., Galena ; W. L. Ewing & Co., St. Louis. 40y NORTH-WESTERN BOOK STORE. Joseph X. Waggouer, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, No. 93 Main Street, four story Brick Corner, Galena, 111. Agency for tbc sale of superior Printing Galena, May 22. 3&-jr French Burr mill Stone MANUFACTORY. The Best Qaallty of every Bomber in use .1 Bolting Cloths, Portable Mills, Smut Ma chines, Mill Irons, Mill Spindles, Screen Wires, Damsall Irons, Screws, Plaster of Paris, Sfc. ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS. All articles manufactured or sold at this establishment, warranted In all respocts, and offered on fair lerma. 40ms D. L. CUNKLE k CO. W. are will gest A city lic to and X in all best AND Pear cles, To May, one fall that to tion In and such to have to St. -eA- and call who I on I cy, ses I my fair tees St.


The Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: J. K. FRITMAX. DEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries,Hardware, Cutle ry, Fancy Good*, etc. A complete assortment on hand hi all times, mid very (heap tor ( ash. Prescott, Dec. 6, 1P53 -35-Jy R. M. SPEXCER. ■ ir.M.F.H in Hats, Caps, lioota and Shoes, Clothing M.F and Gentlemen's Fni'iii-tiing Goods. Tliird »t., between .IhcJuoij ami Roberts, Bt. Parti.M. T.

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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: St. Da«l SHHPDI MASS MEETINGS WILL BE HELD AT HYNEMAN’S, Tto examine the immense stock of New and Fash . ionable CLOTHING, Just arrived and made expressly for ST. PAUL. The most elegant assortm. nt of STRIA (l AAD SUMMER COATS , of Silk, Tweed, Cloth and Cassimere. Also, 3,000 pair of black and fancy Cassimere, Linen and Txvecd Pants etc. 2,000 Vests—Silk, l inen, Satin, Marsi i!| ( . s , etc. (LT Call and see, and you will be sure to buy. Our terms arc cas h. " L. 11YNEMAN. April lit, 1854. I—tf

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The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: OWENS & MOORE, VOLUME 3. THE MINNESOTIAN. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, J. P. OWENS <V G. W. MOORE, Salat Paul, Minnesota Territory. TERMS :-Two Dollars per annum advance. Three Dollars if not in ad RATES or ADVERTISING, TYPE OAITI EQUIVALENT.] Tbaksient Advertisement*, SI 00 per nquare of line*, for the first Insertion, and fifty cents per for each subsequent Insertion. yearly advertisements. One column, • S6O 00 Half a column, - - - - - 30 00 One-fourth of a column, - - 20 00 Business Cards not over six lines, - 6 00 Over six lines and under ten lines, - 760 Over ten lines and under fifteen lines, 10 00 For all change* ordered In advertlsemants, a charge will made of thirty cents per 1,000 ems composition. W e agree to charge the above prices, uniformly for ad James X. GoomirE, Pioneer, D. A. Robertson, Democrat, Owens Si Mo'-re, MlnnesSflan. St. Paul March 24th, 1862. |t. fkil business Carfe. RICE, lOLLIXSHG4D * BECKER, AT LAW and Solicitors In Chancery, will give their entire attention to the business of profession. The collection of debt*; the payment of buying and selling of lands, fee., promptly attend to. Office over Rice’s New Store. 18-lv j S. Wilkinson. L. A. Babcock. J. B. Brisbln. 1 WILKINSON, BABCOCK A BRIBBIN, Attorney at Law, St. Paul, M. T. reference.: Ramsey, St. Paul. Hon n. 11. Sibley, Meuduta A Bro., N. Y., Jno. C. Galrnes* N. T. D Cady, Johnstown, X Y lion J Willard, Sar Spa, X Y R. BIGELOW. CHa’l E. ILAKDRAU BIGELOW & FLANDR.AU, and Counsellor* at Law. Office over L. B. Wait At Co.’s Store, Third street, (below Rob St. Paul. Minnesota Territory. Will attend promptly and carefully to professional busl- ' In all the Courts of the Territory; also, to the col of drbta and to all other business iu any uianuer i with the profession. Money to Loan In small sums on good security. Jam 17-1 y JAMES K. HUMPHREY, ATTORNEY at law, over Irvine's store, St. Anthony street, Saint Paul. TRAVIS ROSSER. M. L. OLDS ROSSER & OLDS. and counsellors at law. or- j flee In the Secretary’, room in tho capltol, at St. ! Minnesota Territory. 46-lv W 7 P. MURRAY^ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, , St. Pattl, Minn. Terr. LI. attend promptly and diligently to all business Intrusted to him. llaivng made himself acquaint with the quality and situation of the surveyed lands j the territory, he Is prepared to locate land warrants ' the best advantage. Person* at a distance may send warrant* here and their Interests will be attended as If they were present. Office on Third srecw September 17, 1861. 1c Carty & Dustin, Attorneys and Counsellors at Aatf. Corner of St. Anthony and Market »treet». William M. Me Carty, Notary Public. V II Dustin, V. S. District Attorney. ESAIAS WARREN JOSEPH WAKEFIELD j Wakefield & Warren, and Counselllors at Law and Soli- ■ citors in Chancery. on Third Street, between Roberts and Minnesota, 1 St. Paul, Min. Ter. W & W. will attend with diligence and care to all bu. of their profession, in the different courts of this that may be intrusted to them. Their arrange In the states of New York and Rhode Island are as will enable them to transact business of a general special nature in those States with the utmost dispatch. will moreover atteud to the collection of debts, the of Lind Warrants, the purchase and sale of city or Real Estate In the country, and to all other mat directly or Indirectly connected with the profession. E. AMES* ISAAC VAN ETTEN AMES & VAN ETTEN, and Counsellors at Jmw, and Solic itors in Chancery. comer Third and M Innesuta streets, SL Psul, If. 1 3-8 y _ D. COOPER, Attorney at Law , the practice of his profession, and will at tend to all business entrusted to him in the courts the Territory. £3" Office in the Rice Ilouse. May 28, 1853—37y MERRITT ALLEN, and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Thiol Street, St. Paul, Minnesota Territory- Allen Pierse, Attorney at Imw and General lMnd Agent, been Reclster of the Land Office under the ‘late administration,he Is able to select the but land tho Territory subject to entry, and wilt warrant the of all I,.callous nude by him. Office'on Cedar street, next door to the Episcopal St. Paul, M. T. June 25, 1853 —2-41tf r _ Emmett & Moss, Attorneys and Solicitors. attend to professional business \ V ill the various Courts of the Territory, rarticu attention given to the location of I.and \\ .irrunts and selling of lands, Ac. Land warrants for sale cash or on time. Office on the corner of Wabashaw Third streets, St. Paul Minnesota. J.. EMMETT, July 1, 1552. _ HENRY; L-MOSS. DRS. BR IS BINE & WILLEY, Physician* and Snr-wni, Anthony street, Saint Paul —ttrst dour above Combi.’ S-t-y DRS. POTTS & MORTON, associated themselves together in the prac tice ot their profession, cflvr their services to the of St. Paul and its vicinity. 53- Office on Third street, over 11. C. Sandford’s store. Removed. J. n. DAY' lias removed his office over Hlchcox’s Drugstore, Entrance on Cedar st. X. B. Those indebted to the subscriber will be called for Immediate settiemeut. Dr. L. C. Kinney, in Holland Place, St. Anthony street, St. Paul, hi. professional services to the citizens of St. Paul and Tidnltjr. Having had an experience of over ten years in the prac of medicine, one of which was spent as Physician Surgeon with the U. S. army in Mexico; he natters that he will be able to merit the coiitldeurc of all mar favor him with a share of their patronage. July JO, 1863—AStf Cham. H. Parker, Banker and Exchange Broker, St. Paul, Min. Ter. Due attention paid to collections, and proceeds remitte 1 at the lowest rate of exchange, and If paid at or maturltv, no charge for commission. Sight drafts eastern and southern cities, constantly for sale. Land bought and sold. * 7i ~ Truman MI. Smith, of the Peace , A'otary Public, Collector and General Agent, HAS removed his omce to the New Building opposite the Post Office, corner of Third and Minnesota sts., where he will he found realty to ailen.l to the collection of debts, purchasing and aelimg real estate, payment of locating Land Warrants, etc. Having been In the bvlnesa for some time past, and being provided with Maps of all the surveyed portion of the Territory, and of the Cities on the Minnesota river, he natters himself that will be able to give satisfaction to all who may give btm a call. N. B. Town lota In St- Paul, St. Anthony and all the E. HOVITZ, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, RESPECTFULLY announces to the citizen* of St. Paul, that he haa made this place his residence, and t* desirous of giving lessons on the Plano, Melodeon and Organ, and Instructions In Thorough Bass. Mr. Horritz 1* confident that hi* experience In teaching music in Ger ! many, France, and this country, will enable hlxn to give 1 satisfaction. j All order* left with Messrs LeDuc & Rohrer will be promptly attended to. 1 July 30, 1853—46tf _ WHINTEY’S GALLERY j Cor. Third and Cedar sis., Si. Paul. ' 'T'HIS Gallery was built expressly for A- Daguerreotyplng, and 1* furnished with the VERY 1 BEST of Apparatus. The light is arranged upon the most approved scientific principles. The proprietor uses his best endeavor* to please those who favor hlin with their patronage. AH are respectfully Invited to call and ex amine specimen*. 49 DENTISTRY. Corner of Main and Market. GW. BIDDLE, late of Plttsbnrr, Pa., has perma • nently located In St. Paul. Fourteen years close application to his profession, together with a large and beautiful assortment of plain and gum teeth,, enable him to Insert from one to an entire act of teeth by atmospher ic pressure, with a beautiful representation of the natural gum, restoring the mouth to Its natural shape. Decayed teeth permanently saved by plugging ; useless teeth ex tracted with as little pain as possible. Teeth cleansed and diseased gums restored to health. Ail Jobs warranted. August 27, 1853—50tf OKI. Ln HAS Just returned from New York with her Fall ■lock of Bonnets and all the latest fashion* of Millinery Goods. Also, her uusal assortment of Fancy article* of Ladles’ wear, comprising dress trimmings, Ribbons, Collars, Gloves, Threat 1, Needles, Pins, Combs, Buttons, etc., of the latest imported varieties tn the market. She relies upon her old friends and customers to give her an early call. 6tf MISS SALOME LERCH. Fashionable Milliner, Dress <s* Mantua Maker , ANNOUNCES to the ladle* of St. Paul and vicinity, that she Is prepared to do all kitids of work In her line, at her residence In St. Paul, on Minnesota street, be tween Fifth and Sixth streets, below the Carpet Weavers. Every thing done cheap and In a workmanlike manner. Please give her a call. Augcst 27, 1853—60tf J. W. Bass, Forwarding Commis’n Merchant Lower Landing, Saint Paul, Minnesota, tb*s W. Borup. Cb’i H. Oakes. BORUP & OAKES, BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS, St. Paul, Minnesota, TAKE the liberty to Inform the merchants and other business men of the Territory, that they have lately formed such business connections in the principal cities of the East and South, as to be able to to ailord them All usual Banking facilities. They will receive Current Bank Notes on deposit for which they will give their certificates, payable In like funds or iu Coin, or Exchange on the East at current rates. Exchange on the East , South and Europe , bought and Sold , Collections promptly attended to, and proceeds forwarded less exchange. Land Warrants bought and sold. | Uncurrant Bank notes taken at highest rates. Jan 21, 1864—19-6ni Wm. R. Marshall. Jos. M. Marshall. MARSHALL & CO., (Sligo Iron Store, Saint Paul.) DEALERS in Sligo and common Iron , Steel, Black- | smith’d Tools, Kliptlc Springs, Axels, Nalls and all the heavy hardware pertaining to an Iron store. Also, Flows and Agricultural implements. 2-52 y C. J. POST. B. TRESLEY. C. J. POST & Co., Wholesale and Retail Grocers , Produce and Provision Dealers , St. Anthony street, St. Paul, opposite the American House STOVES AND TIN WARE. j At JW well's old stand on Third Street , a few doors west of Jackson street . TIIE subscriber will k«*cp on hand constantly a good assortment of Tin Ware, which he will sell at whole sale or retail. Also, a general assortment of Stoves. Order* from couutry dealers solicited. N. B. Repairing done on short notice. GEO. RUSSELL, Agent. St. Paul, April 30, 1553—33 y Rogers House. Roberts Street Near Fifth, ,‘St. Faul, Minnesota. THE subscriber has opened accommodations forward ers, lodgers and travelers In the large brick build ing situated as atiovc, where he will be happy to accom modate to the extent of his ability ail who may oiler. His term* are reasonable, and his table furnished with all that the market afford*. He hopes bis exertions to please will command a reasonable share of the public patronage. 2-41tf JOHN ROGERS. Win. Illingworth, WATCH AND CLOCK Man f V ufacturer, corner of Jackson and Fifth street, St. Fa ill, begs to return hi* sincere thanks flHriflp to the inhabitants of St. Paul for their kind patronage and support since his arrival from England, aud hopes through strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the same. N. B. Having had thirty years experience in Manu facturin'* Clock* and VTatchc*, of every description, he feels himself competent to undertake any work intrusted to his care. New watches made to order and wheels cut for the trade. WM. ILLINGWORTH, 2-18 Watchmaker, corner of Jackson and Fifth. £3* A beautiful assortment of French and English Le vers and Lepines, and American clocks, both new and second-hand, constantly on hand and for sale at the above place. NATHAN SPICER, Watch Maker and Jeweler, rff Street, St. Paul, DEALER in Gold and Silver watches, Jew elrv, Gold Pens, Peneils, Chains, Brace lets, Breastpins, Silver, German Silver, and Plated Ware, Gold and Silver Spectacles, bles, Rings, Chains, etc. Musical Instrument*, Fancy Articles and Perfumery. Watches, Jewelry, etc., repaired on short not tee- Xov. 26, 1853—11 tf New Harness Establishment. THE subscribers would Inform the citizens of St. Paul and all the country round about, that they are con ducting the above business In all its branches, on Third street nearly opposite the Post Office, where customers can be supplied, on short notice, with all kinds of Har ness, Bridles, Saddles, Fly Nets, Trunks, Valises, Whips, etc. MARTIN DREW A CO. St. Paul, April 20, 1853. 32y BOOKBINDING TIIE subscriber would respectfully Infoam the citizens of St. Paul and Its vicinity, that he is now carrying on the above businessi n the 2d story of Spencer’s new build ing, on the corner of Ffth and Roberts street. Particular attention paid to rebinding old books and periodicals. JAMES MACKINTOSH. fel>7 M~tf J. R. BREWSTER, House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter. St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. New Tailoring Establishment. Third street—Two doors above the Post Oflice. SHU LZK A M ATH ES having Just opened a new Tailoring and Gentlemen’s Furnishing Establishment at the above place, will be happy to serve their friends and the public in general, in their line of business. Being practi cal workmen, they feel confident of giving general satis faction. They will keep on hand an assortment of Fash ionable Cloths, to which they invite public attention. St. Paul, May 28, 1853. 2-37 y cha’s e. mayo. r. s. Newell. e. bangs, Jr CHARLES E. MAYO & CO. (Successor < to F. S. Newell.) WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer. In Hardware and Cutlery, Manufacturers of and Dealers In Stoves and Tin Ware, Third street, between Minnesota and Roberta street, St. Paul, Minnesota IT SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA |t. Croix Jkisinrsn Curbs. Gold T. Curtis. O. D. Gilfllcan. CURTIS & GILFILEAN. Attorneys 8f Counsellors at Law , ’63—52y STILLWATER, M. T. LEVI E. THOMPSON. THEO. E. PARKER. THOMPSON & PARKER, Attorneys S( Counsellors at Law, Stlllw.ter, Minnesota Territory. A. VAnT'ORHES, \ TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Law and Solicitor In Chancery, will attend to all professional business Intrusted to lit* care, In the dlfiercut court* of the Territory. [Stillwater, 1852. W BL Semmes S J R McMillan H M~Lewis semmes, McMillan & lewis, Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery , Offices at Stillwater, Minnesota Territory and Hudson j St. Croix County, Wisconsin. ’sl—2ltf SHORT, PROCTOR & Co. (Succttsors to Churchill $■ Nelson.) HAVE on hand a general assortment of Dry Goods, Crockery, Hardware and Groceries, which they offer for sale on as good term* as any estab lishment in the Territory. They are also prepared to store, or sell on commission, merchandise of all kin Is. Stillwater, March 5, ISs3—24tf Bun Cyphers' Saloon 8f Restaurant Stillwater, Minnesota. THE delicacies and substantial of the season on band at all hours, done up iu the well established style of John Bradley, Carpenter and Builder. Point Prescott and Willow River, Wisconsin. \X7ILL attend promptly to all business Y v entrusted to his charge. Reference*. —The house* he has built during the past year In the town* above named. 43y W.H. C. Folsom, Taylor's Falls, Min. Ter. rjEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, m-J Provisions, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery* Queens ware, Ready-Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes,kc. 43y Hltscellantous Curbs. Isaac Atwater, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT M- Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Will give prompt attention to any business intrusted him tn the tine ot tils profession, In any part of the Territory. Particular at tention paid to locating I-and Warrants, Payment of Tax es, sale of Patents when issued, and Heal Estate iu gen eral. Office at St. Anthony, ou Main street, opposite the Falls. MINNESOTA DRUG STORE. HP. SWEET, Saint Anthony Falls, has removed • to the Post Office, opposite the Fall*, in Stevens’ Block. Everything in our line constantly on hand. Or ders from uppe country promptly filled. St. Anthony, Augy.-t 20, 1853 —49tf W. Richardson, TVTOTARY PUBLIC, Conveyancer, and Lx Land Agent. Office, opposite the St. Charles llouse, St. Anthony Falls. Teffrey t. adams, m. D., PHYSICIAJY AJV D SURGE OJY. Office corner of .Main and Front street?, Mankato City, Minnesota Territory. 48y G. Addison Brown, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT and Dealer in Re al Estate, Eureka, Minnesota. VJ-ly j. McMahon Holland, Attorney at Law and .Notary Public, Sliakapee, Scott County, M. T. August 13, 1333—48 y Mendota House, Mendota, Minnesota Territory. I WOULD respectfully Inform the public that I have taken the Farrlbault House, in the town of Mendota, and am prepared to accommodate boarders, permanent or transient. The house Is newly (Hied up, Is commodious and pleas antly located, and no pains will be spared to make It one of the most comfortable In the West. July 23, 1833—1 W J AMES BRUCE. Red Wing Bowse, lir ANDRUS DURAND, Red XVlng, Minnesota. Boarders by the day or week entertained with the best fare the Minnesota market allbrds, anti furnished with pleasant and comfortalde rooms. Abundance of game ami excellent Trout llshing in the Immediate vicin ity, with scenery unsurpassed In any part of the upper Mississippi region. [July 16. 64tf C. F. BUCK, Attorney at Law, Mlnneowah, Fillmore Co., Minnesota Territory. J, C. NORTON, A. M., M. D., Physician and Surgeon, Mintieowali, Fillmore, Co., Office at the Wilkin House. ■THOMPSON & ~HAYNER7~ Attorneys at Imw, No. 25 Nassau street, New Yrrk City. Andrew Thompson, Henry Z. llayxer. H, M, NORTON EDWARD HEMPSTEAD. NORTON &. HEMPSTEAD, Wholesale Grocers Of Commission Merchants No. 115 South Water street, Chicago, 111. Land , one mile from the Capitol. 1 A 4 58-100 Acres Oak Openings, well watered, one ! JL mile from the Capitol. | (Kt. 6. m 3 HENRY McKEXTY. BURNING FLUID—A good article for lamps, for sale by BOX'D «c KELLOGG. A ME RICA N II O U SE, BY HOWARD & McCULLY, o. n. howaßd, Galena, 111. GEO. M’CULLY. 3-3 y R. M’LAftAY, Storage, Forwarding A Commission Merchant, Dealer in Grain of all kinds Fruit Trees, Ac., Main st., near the Bradley House, Galena, 111* Refer to B. H. Campbell A Co.y Galena J W. L. Ewing A Co., St. Louis. 40y NORTH-WESTERN BOOK STORE. Joseph N. Waggoner, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, No. 93 Main Street , four story Brick Comer, Galena, 111. sLj*Agency for the sale of superior Printing Paper— Galena, May 22. 35-y French Burr Bill Stone MANUFACTORY. The Best Quality «f every Number in use •/ Bolting Cloths, Portable Mills , Smut Ma chines, Mill Irons, Mill Spindles, Screen tVires, Damsall Irons, Screws, Plaster of Paris, tfc. ROCK ISL.IJKD, ILLINOIS. All articles manufactured or sold at this establishment, warranted In all respects, and offered on fair terms. 40m6 D. L. CUXKLE k. CO. Forty-eight Splendid lota, COMPRISING two and a half acres each and situated near St. Paul. Capitalist*, strangers or citizens wishing to purchase desirable pn*perty for cottage resi dences, villas or summer houses are Invited to call and take one look at the locality. The soil is of the first quality and perfectly adapted for gardening or the culture of the grape. HENRY McKENTY, Dealer tn Real Estate * St. Paul, Dec. 24, 1863. 16-ly Office—Third Street, Lorts St OLIVIER, J M STONE, Reg.Deeds,Ramsey Uo Judge OLITIEB, STOIE k General Land Agents and Office at the Court House, (Court House HAVING formed a Co-partnership carrying on the above business, ing and selling Real Estate at public tles examined; Abstracts made to all sold by us; Taxes pahl for Deed* drawn and nckn >wledgniems There may he found at our office. the surveyed lands In the Territory: cities. towns and their addition* in as a complete list of all the entries Office In this couuty, corrected abstract of each and every piece or county from the United States to the of all land* sold for unpaid taxea in as all liens by Judgment or otherwise. i All kinds of Mapping and Plotting sons desiring a correct copy of any of the Register’s office of Ramsey C-0., or | any land* surveyed In the Territory, i with the same on short notice and at Persons desiring to enter land any tory by Land Warrant* or otherwise, advantage to apply to this firm. All to our care attended to w]th.promp4ne*» References-—Hon II M Rice, II n Sibley, Mendota, Min Ter; M'*s*rs Bankers, and Rice, Holllnshead k Paul. W. B. HASELTINE. HASELTINE & Dfalfri in Hides, leather, Tanner's Oil. ker's Findings, Philadelphia Alto, French Calf and Patent NO. 20(i, MAIN STREET,*ST. (Between Virginia and Missouri The highest market price paid In Cash August 13, 1863—48tf B. Pearce, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in of every description, No. 120, Main street, st. Orders from up-country trailers etted and promptly attended to, DOAN, KINO Wholesale 123 AND 125 MAIN STREET, ARE constantly receiving slrable styles of STAPLE A XD are offered at a very small advance for chants who pay their notes when due. will find a decided advantage by an exam l gest stock of goods west of the St. Louis, May 22. JOHN SQUIRE. Squire A Eagle Iron and Nail Store, Between Olive and Pine, St. TYEALERS in Iron, XJ Ware, Castings, steel, Iron Axles, Fireproof safes, smiths’ Tools, Ac., Hope Cotton Yarns, and Pittsburgh aMy. 6i y CLAFLIN, ALLEN & WHOLESALE DEALERS BOOTS & JVo. S 4, Main st., between Olive ST. LOUIS, MO. ARE now' receiving an extensive In tlielr line, to which they invite purchasers, Having every facility for good* at the lowest rates, they amination of their stock by those city or country trade. Tlielr stock will be replenished season, It being their aim to be at all fresh and seasonable goods. March 26, 1553 28tf EYE AND M. C. COOK, M. Office, Corner of Second and Pine st*, DU. COOK respectfully Informs his lic generally, that having devoted the to the study and practice of the diseases Ear, he tenders his Professional am! from his long experience and storing to healthful action diseased feels confident in restoring the most Groveland Garden and Between St. Paul and Sr. Anthony, THE subscribers would Invite the those who wisli to set out fruit fall or the coming spring, to their stock that have been growing in the Territory to three years. In connection with the Davenport, lowa, they are prepared to either standard or dwrrf trees of any tion that Will be required for this Currants, Gooseberries, Graveviues, etc. In the ornamental line, such as Roses, and the various kinds of flowering such establishment*. Orders are respectfully solicited from to set out fruit trees or embellish tlielr have not a sufficient quantity on hand mand, we hope to receive orders early to make up the deficiency at the where we expect to spend the winter. addressed to us or left at the store of J. Paul. L. St. Paul, Oct. 10, 1P53. Winter and Spring THE WORLD’S HAS received per Burbank A CVs. as.-ortment of Prints, Delaines, Cashmeres. Merinos. Gloves, Hosiery, Muslin Collars and Utidersleevcs, These Goods, together with the Winter stock of Fancy and Domes Ready-madlo Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Notions, Ac., will be sold at a small ern Cost, prepatory to starting for my Workl’a Fair Store, corner 3d OF all kinds executed with neatness the corner of 6th and Broadway sep 24 tf L. Martin B. A RCHITECT & d\. inform the citizens of St. Paul country, that he is prepared to do all and Joiner work that may be intrusted neatness and despatch, and in the latest tecture; also stair building. For plans call on the above at his residence on devoted his time for many years to East, he feels assured that he can give who may favor him with their Oakland THE public are hereby notified apart for burial purposes, under tion, have been duly surveyed into lots, fered for sale nt the lowest rate which the land, and the tees contemplate making thereon. may apply to Mr. B. F. lloyt, or to the association, at Ills office. ALEX. J. Ksaias Warren, Sec >y. November 12, ’53—911 Brophy A FARM containing 178 acres In ing settlement, which is near St. fered for sale. It Is bordering on a rich, land heavily timbered from which can be cut. Also, a good heavy grass meadow, to 70 tons hay—an excellent Dwelling and good stable 30 by 20 ft. 16 acres of dy broken and under good fence, ami proprietor an abundant crop. HENRY Dealer St. Paul, Jan. 9, 1864. Fort Mommies OF d. itrle,, excellent quality .tid LRDUG’S* COFFEE— Oltl Java, Orion and Bio J Chopped feed.

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ocr: Chicago, geaekal commission asp advek TISING AGENCY. CH A RLES*\VOOLLETT 4 CHICAGO, lUlMff*, TO XfntCANTTTE Mex, F.\rmue3, and ethers having busi ness in this city:— I re q ecifidiy ann-’iince my intention to cxtablish myrelf lieruuna i.tlv. in tiie ab we business, iu thi- citv, eiid ''t!<r my service-to elc ■ ; sal' -ot Produce, purchase* of Mei •liaii'ti-e, 1 luher. iW.. cn Comini-slon, together wiibaiy ha-ine-s wbieb rf xuires ler oiml attention, for which an experience a t (Her -eventeen years tn actiie uui auti e pursuits and a thorough kno»l‘."lao> et th® city UiUe, In * qaialitiei! me to effect, on th*' most advrntrgvous term thereby ftequetlv obviating the incoxgnience aud rxpen o oi leaving liorue and bunine-s. Hoping t<» be favored with your eoinmatids. tiaisiing that this introduction raov kad to tran-aetii'iis. exten ive nuu mutually bencticial. ar.Ja*- -unng you of my bwat efforts iu vour behalf. I am truly v “, ll! ■ ' CHAS. AYOIJ ETT. Kuruas to Aid. W Kerna.'dvi E- B. V 'Hi:ms. W. \Yav nuai. M I. K. itb, A. If Hhckall E q., John Tiogt r*. E-q., H. brink, ft-q.. I e- r-, Maigem IIE U\\E LL A I*o \V ERS, MKllc:ii AN T TAIL 0R S , AND DEALERS IN GENTS’ I LltNl-lIING GOODS, No. 7 Tremnut linil-’ln-t*. Vtnthm-n StreJ, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. MESSRS Bl.'htVEi L .v 1 ohtlis ri a;ccifi:llv . invito the attention ol gentlemen travelling TM in tlie Northwest, as wellas tho •* re-idii-jjin Miune- I ota. to tin ir c inpla’te an'l elegant a . -ortnn nt of Ilf* GENTLEMEN S 1 LiLNiSHIM; Gtk DS. The large-t aud ino-t ta-teful selection ol the finest French. English. German and American clothing stutfs will be kept constantly on band, as it is the de-ign of the proprietors to sustain the reputation of their establish ment as the Great Western Emporium of F.i-bi'in. Gen tlemen can leave measures v.ilh us, and have their orders tilled at anv time in the most fashionable styles. Strang ers vi-'nimr Chicago are invileil to examine our tdegant •lock, at No. 7, Tn inout B .ihiings. D aiboil street. • ii. BURWKI.E. thieago; Jon" 21 tf S. A. POWERS .Cleveland, 0, 11. V L. LAI LIN', PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS AM> MA -Y I 'i 'A Cl'C'/tLIIS AGI STS. 175 EDITH WATER STREET, CHICAGO. lEIJNQIP. V GENTS lor l-aliin Brother- luiid and Wave letter, Cap, Flat-Cap. Medium. Demi and other Papers; Crane it < o. s Mipei ior Colored Medium. Pond. Tissue and Envelope ’tjer ; Smith .X Peter’s Printer’s Card- ar.d Card Board; !.a ■ ini: X: Co's Dome-tie aii'l Imported Cigar-: Thomas C. Miller Co's Tobacco-; We-U:eld Whips and lga-lies ; Latiin .v Smith's celebrated Gun Powder aud Safety Fuse, ,ke.


ocr: 50—4 t. NOTICE. Selling’ oir nt Cost. FBNIIE subscriber* oiler their stock cheap for cash at Jl the following rates: Golden Syrup at 90 cents per gallon; St. I.ouis S II Molasses 05 cents per gallon; Butter at 18 cenls per lb; Sugar cured Hams at 13 cents per lb; do 2d 12 1-2 do Sides, 10 do Shoulders, 9 do Rice, 8 do Good Barley, 10 do Soap, Gaudies, Salt, Ac. DRESSLER A GEORGII, March Pth, 1814. -17 tf I pper Landing i I ! ' ;


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ocr: PROPOSALS WILL be receiveil by the undersigned until the Ist of May, for the delivery hi this post, on or be fore the Istof September next, of twenty-live hundred bushels of com, in good sacks. Each bid will be acrompallied by h written offer from two responsible persons, to become security nil der bond* of SIOOO, for the faith fill performance of the contract. Extravagant bid* will not be considered, no will one bidder be accepted a* security for another. Fort llidgcly, M. T., March 20. 1854. JNO. C. KEI.TON, 50—4t] A. A. Quarter Master.


ocr: *Tf tPiiXTEV Selling: oft' ut Coat. rRHIE subscribers oiler their stock cheap for cnsli J. the following rule*: Golden Syrup at DO cents per gallon; St. Louis S II Molasses 65 cents per gallon; Rutter at 18 cents per lh; Sugar cured Hams ul 13 cents per lb; do 2d 12 1-2 do Sides, 10 do Shoulders, 9 do Rice, 8 do Good Barley, 10 do Soup, Candles, Salt, Ac. DRESSI.ER A GEORGIT, March 1854. 47 tf


ocr: PROPOSALS WILL he received by the underslgnrd until the Ist of May, for the delivery at this post, on or be fore the Ist of September next, of twenty-five bushels of corn, in good sacks. Each bid will be accompanied by n written offer from two responsible persons, to heroine security der bonds of #IOOO, for the faithful performance of contract. Extravagant bids will not be consider! d, will one bidder he accepted as security for another. Fort Ridgcly, M. T., March 20. 1854. JNO. C. HELTON, SO—4t] A. A. Quarter Master.


ocr: MIXAESOTA RIVER PACKET. A THE new and splendid Steamer r~ 1 i J |HI MINNESOTA BELLE, Himber stone, Master, will run as a regular packet between St. Paul, and the ports of the Minnesota river, during the present season of navigation. The Minnesota Belle is an entirely new boat, just completed at Pittsburgh, having been built expressly for this trade and will he found equal in every respect to any steamer on the western waters. April 15, 1854. I—tf


ocr: NUT ICE. Selling off at Cost. rBVIIF. subscribers offer their stock cheap for cash JL the following rates: Golden Syrup at 90 cents per gallon; St. Louis S II Molasses 65 cents per gallon; Butter at 18 cents per lb; Sugar cured Ilams at 13 rents per lb; do 2d 12 1-2 do Sides, 10 do Shoulders, 9 do Rice, 8 do Good Barley, 10 do Soap, Gandies, Salt, Ac. DRESSLER A GEORGII, March Bth, 1854. 47 tf Upper Landtag


ocr: PROPOSALS WILL be received by the undersigned until the Ist of May, for the delivery at this post, on or be fore the Ist of September next, of twenty-five hundred bushels of corn, in good sacks. Each bid will be accompanied by a xvritten offer from two responsible persons, to become security tin der bonds of SIOOO, for the faithful performance of the contract. Extravagant bids will not be considered, no will one bidder be accepted as securitx for another. Fort Ilidgely, M. T., March 20. 1854. JNO. C. KEI.TON, !


ocr: Dubuque* JESUP & COMPANY, BANKERS AC. EXCHANGE sold und purchasedon New York, Bos ton, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, and other Ci ties ol the United States. Notes collected and proceeds remitted at current rates of Exchange. Interest allow ed on special deposits. We also draw direct, payable witliou: discount, on England —Liverpool, London, Manchester, 4cc. Ireland. —Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, Ac. Sco n, anil —Edinburg, Glasgow, Perth, Ac. Also, Drafts pay able ill Frillies, Florins or Thalers, oil Fr ance. —Paris, Havre, Lyons, and Marseilles. Germany. —Hand urgli, Frankfort, O. M., Brussels, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich, Copenhagaii, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, Strasburfch. Switzerland. —Geneva, Berne, Basle. Italy. —Milan, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice, Messina ill Sicily. At stri a. —Vienna and Tricst. Ri ssi a. —St. Petershtirgh, Warsaw. Sweden.— Stockholm. Norway.—Christiana. Dubuque, lowa, Nov. 10, 1833.—y30. FARLEY & JAMES, Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants, Corner ol lowa and Fourth Streets, Dubuque, lowa- J. !>. FARLEY. EDWIN JAMES. General Steamboat Agents. Nov. 10, 1853.—>30. HAND, WILTSE & BLATCIILEY, Attorneys at Law, Dubuque, lowa. S. L. HAND. It. A. XVILTSE. i. S. BLATCHLEY. Nov. 10; 1859.—y 39


ocr: NOTICE. Selling off at Cost. 11IIE subscribers offer their stock cheap for cash at . the following rates: Golden Syrup at 90 cents per gallon; St. Louis 3 II Molasses 1)5 cents per gallon; Butter at 18 cents per Hi; Sugar cured Hams at 13 rents per lb; do 2d 12 I*2 do Sides, 10 do Shoulders, 9 do Riee, 8 do Good Barley, 10 do Soap, Gaudies,Salt, Ac. DRESSLER A GEORGII, March 1854. 47 tf


ocr: fttramtrs. Tlirunßh Line—Hl Louis nnd HI. Puul* ll( l |KUlnr w HIF, NI'.AV AND M.MJANi I.KHIT -®eC Ibitnglii N*<atn"r iff, ADMIIIAL, BUhtllN HlltNtKH, M»*li r will ron n '"l4 oliir Faawnger Fai'kal IhUh"," Nt, I'it "I atnl el. laoil*, <lo ring fln* •""r*Un, it;,iking regohir Ml|i®, Th" AllAllllAl, I* 11 new ami »l*,in,ii built «•»ofl, of ®npe tlnr li"lgln and ii"«*rng"r Neeotntnndallot,, micl !• Ill" lu«l "•t «* w"II 4® llin •iiP'«l boat on lb" I'pper Ml«*lß«l|*f*f; lotv Ing Ihh'H bull! miib't Hm r*"i"lr"in«nl« of llm bile "Miim Im, nl luw, ami being provid'd wllli l.ll" lloat®, LIT" l'r«»"t ver®, ei"iim li'iAgi'® A". Tl"' Adntlrul loiielm® nl Hafena, Dubmpte, and all olhef bil"i"",dl"l" |Hirl®. For Fr"lglilor Fa®*flg", apply on board, nr to J, r Ilf 111 ANK A CO,, JOHN Al I,AA|||, Ul Paul, avai l* AVIDKN. or OTIH WRHT, HI Loll® mvMAwflm T D niNNKJt, llalena, (inlenn nnd MJnncßota Pneket Cu, ARRANGEMENT FOR 1854.


ocr: Starfttg a Ptttfjig. LAND OFFICE FOR THE SALE ANI> lIREHASE OF REAL ESTATE STARKEY k PETTEYS, pEAL EK S 1X KE A L F. STA TF. OJfire. Third .'tired, St. Paul. Minnesota VLI. business in connection with tlie nhove prompt!; attended to : M litarv lai n*l Warrants located a.lvau tugeously ; taxes paid ; collections made, and loans uego tiate-.R ' REFER KNI 13. Itis Excellency W. A. t.nrnistn. tlov. Min. T.-niter;-, Hon. H. M. R -e. Hi legate to Congress : lion. 1!. Sinitli. Alton, 11!. . Janus R. Whitins. E <[.. New York Hon. I)ai i t Oiuisteil. Mayor sit. Raul : Uorup .X <takes, Bankers, sjt. I’aul; Ami -.t Van I’, ten. Attorney--, tin. J STARKEY 4; C. 0. I ETi EYB. S'. Raul. June 24. 1854 if. FINE SITE FOR COUNTRY RESI DENCE. i) * r /A At RTS rich laint. hi-aiily tim'.ercl, hor<i< on a splendid fishing lake, only eight mile- Iroin tile city. One mansion has already been tmiit on tie bank ofthe la!;o, ami i- now occupied. N" ue»re desiratde s| et can be ioiai . within tiiat distance of the city. Tie sub scribers will tube pleasure in showing the altove property loam one desirua.s of purel;a-ing. Ror partieutars. ap ] !y earl, to STARKEY .v I I.TTEYS. June 24-tf. office on Ttiird st.. St. I'auß FOR sTBLRBaX 1 RESIDENCES. S' l-.\ EK VI. splendid two and live acre lots only one mile from the corporation limits, are now for sale. Terms, part down, the balance on time. Otlu-r (lescri jit ions Heal Estate for sale, information concerning which call had by calling on JA*. cTARKEY. Tune 24-tf 11 al E tatc Dealer. Third >t.. St. Raul. EK Al. 40 acre tracts of choice land for sale by June 24-t f SIARaEY x I’ETTEYS. -| “A A r '!MS choice land, two miles from the city, tt beautiful lake. June 24-tf STARKEY & I’F.TTEYS. SEVERAL improved and unimproved farms for June 24-it M’AKKKY A; I’KTl'i-A 8. H OI S'.: and lot in the eity for sale. . June 24-tf STARKEY A I'ENTEYfI.


ocr: Btttmtittr. JESUP & COMPANY, . BAN KJIK.S AC. EXCHANGE solo and pu.< based on New York, Bos ton, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, and other Ci ties ot the United States. Notes collected amt proceeds remitted at current rates of Exchange. Interest allow ed on special deposits. \Ye also draw direct, payable witiiou. discount, on England—Liverpool, London, Manchester, A-c. ItiLL.x.ND. —Dublin." Cork, Limerick, Belfast, Ac. Sctt i LANii.—Edinburg, Glasgow, Perth, Ac. Also, Drafts payable in Francs, Florins or Thalers, on France.—Paris, Havre, Lyons, ami Marseilles. Ger.mxny.—ilanil urgh, Franklort, O. M., Brussels, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich, Copenhagan, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, Slrasburgh. Switzeulxnd.—Geneva, Berne, Basle. Italy.—Milan, Florence, Home, Naples, Venice, Messina in Sicily. Al stria.—Vienna and Triest. Ri ssia.—Bt l’eterstmrgh, Warsaw. Sweden.—Stockholm. Norway.—Christiana. Dubuque, lowa, Nov. 10, 1853.—y30. EARLEY & JAMESq Wholesale Grocers and Commi-sion Merchants, Corner ol lowa and Fourth Streets, Dubuque, lowa. J. I>. EARLEY. EDWIN JAMES. General Steamboat Agents. Nov. 10, IbSE.— > 3U. liYNI), WILTS I, xV BLATCHIBYT Attorneys at Law, Dubuque, lowa. S. 1.. HAND. It. A. TO IITST. J. S. BLATCHLET. Nov. It), 1853.—\30


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ocr: roil LACK S.M 1 Til s. WE will give for good blacksmiths scraps 1 per lb. in trade for Iron. No afeet scraps ai gl2-tf IRON MOUNTAIN IKON AVER’S CHERRY PECTORAL. Tills unrivalled rure for coughs, colds, bronchitis, wlioopiug-i oi c’ii, croup, asthma consumption, now too well known to require any cates, is Cotislaittly kept for sale at Hichcnt* ml Jarvis', in St. Paul; -md bj dealers in medicine


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ocr: HIHIIDS A KITTSON, JOBBERS IX INDIAN' ROODS AND DOMESTIC’S. HAVKou )ian4 a assortment of Italian which they offer to tin* tra<lc on reasonable al-ci Family Gn •eerie*, ainuiitf which are an assortment Fruits, fre h an«l |ue.>er\eil, Fresh i**aches in Mar Candles, Fresh Quinces, Tallow do Preserve reaches, iSoap, (’umint Jelly, do Fancy, Currant Jam, llains. pie Fruit, Teas < f all Winds, Dates, Citrons. Figs, Sugars, Raisins, Spices, do Crushed, in Assorted Extracts, Coffee, Swinish Olive*, Jaird, Jjrd Oil, Prunes, Hotter, Catsup, lobsters, Sirdii*r« f Oysters, And every thing required for family use, all of whiedi in* sold I.mv. STONE STOKE CORNER THIRD & ROBERTS St. Paul. Sept. 21. sept‘2l -dtf


ocr: DAILY OF STAGE COACHES ST. PAUL AND STILLWATER. TXT ILL leave St. Paulexery morning at 9 A. Jf., aud on V V the arrrival of the St. Anthony Fall-stage. Will leave Stillwater everv morning at 7 a. 's*.. and ar rive in time to connect with gt. Anthony Falls stage. STILLWATER AND TAYLOR’S FALLS. Will leave t 4: ill water on Tuesilays, Thursdays and Sat urday*, at 7 a. and return on alternate days. ST. PAUL AND SHAKO PEE. Will leave St. Paul every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, returning alternate days. AST Passengers wiU be called for at the principal Ho tel*. S. TOWERS. Proprieior. August 8, 1854. ang 11-rttf


ocr: AMES’ STEAM SAW MILL Dayton's Landing, is now in operation, and -cT prepared to fumi-h bills of lumber of everjde Will saw Oak, Ash, Bass Wood, or other of any tlin.eu.-icu required— <*un saw forty fact nccesaury. Lath and pickets always on baud.


ocr: tjubson. JOSKI’II BOW HON, NOTARY PUBLIC and LAND AGENT, Hmbon. St. Cr-.i\ < nuiit .W? I’re emjdion <la in-, secured, and entrie-- made Military l/uid Warrants. Blank Deeds mid Mi'it.iv,'"- lotantly «.:i ban !, .mi i>nve\.tnees eare- fully ■ iii i- : | BBNJAMIX ALI.BN, •'


ocr: Cijfcaijo. G. 11. A L. LAFLIN. PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS AGENTS, 175 SOUTH WATER STREET. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS V GENTS for Laflin Brothers laid and Wave Letter. Cap, Flat-Cap. Medium. Demi and other Papers; Crane A: Co.'s Superior Colored Medium, Bond, Tissue and Envelope Papers ; Smith A Peter's Printer's Cards and Card Board; 1/oomis A Go’s Domestic and Imported Cigars; Thomas C. Miller A Co’s Tobaccos; Westfield Whips and lashes ; laflin A Smith’s celebrated Gun Powder and Safety Fuse, Ac.


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ocr: FURTV Elßlfr S|>LK.\D(l> I.OTS. CO.Mi jnsiNr; TWO AND HALF ACHES EACH, and gitu tied .ear St. Paul. Capitalist*, stranger*, or citigen] wi«hing to pur,-li-tse desirable property for Cott ige Ifpsiiltti, es. v m, and Sunni er House*, are invited ttgc-iil cl n.’, I\ c iaok at the locality. The so;! i* I.t| th(. lr- . «.i! , and adapted lor Gardening or the eulfure of the Grape. HENRY M’KENTY, , Dealer in Real Estate. I i


ocr: ~ Mt’IACL LIFE IVM'R UCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Ojirici 111, Bboabway, Tbikitv Bvimiik*. WBTT ACCUMULATED FUND, FEBRUARY I.WW $2,018,775 64. Stability, — Security, — Perpetuity f rpMIS Company ha* now established itielf on »urh a A firm basin, that it ean offer to those desiring an in vestment on their live*, that gr.-ate*; ofall desideratum* 111 life iuairai.ee, all; foil mid perfect are lull V- I t-r hia lory is almost, if not quite, without a parallel. Corn meaning I*l February, 184-1, 10 years ago,) without a dollar of capital except its receipts for premium*, it ha* now an actual cash rapit il which u* “invested in Bonds SBU Mengages on Real Estate, principally in the cities oi New Yorir and Brooklyn, worth double tlie amount loaned thereon, of over 42,000,u00. Its re> eipts for pr - tqtnni* du.tiig the >«»t (l»e year* have been nearly k<2.- 200,000, and for in:«r«, t on investment over $350,00(1, and has pmd An policies ti rminaied liv -Icaih during the name time, neatly S6(MJ,O(M. Its dividends (after ri set - - - Pi* a fund autlii :ent to re-insure all out-atamiinl policies > wera 52 percent the first five years, and 13 1-3 per cent, the last five, on the nn nutit < f preuiiuitis paid, being nn average of over 42 1-2 per cent per annum for tea year* The*e dividr tula ar • added to die polii > at their rever sionary value, pav..!>!•■ at death w.ih the -1)1011111 insur ed. or ea>i l>e applieu to the reduction of future piemi mn*. at the option of the insured. The business of .he Company it cpuducte-. nrictiy oa the cash plan—no credit*—and it i» believed to bold out greater induce ments than any other company, whatever. Ita rate* of urt iniut.l .ire as low ;ts those of any good office, and are wiicrn! lo hr lower thau tome whopio fe.s* to UisUTc from >to 50 per cent i« -» FREDERICK.!). WINSTON, Pres’t. Isaac Acbott. S»-t’y-. Chr 1 . « f!i!l, Actuary. JUHTI o I. >lc< aKTi, Agent. Thus. It. I'otts, M. D , Medical Examiner. A rig. 11,1353 —> 17.


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ocr: <£!jirago. G. If. & L. LAFLIX, PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND MAXUFACTVRERS AGENT*. 175 Sol Til WATER STREET. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS V GENTS for Biffin Brothers Laid and Wave I/'tter. Cap. Flat Cap. Medium. Demi and other Papers; Crane A; Co. s Superior Colored Medium. Bond. Tissue and Etna lojk- Papers ; Smith A; Peter's Printer's Cards and Card Board: l/ionii- \ Co's Itoiiic-tie and Imported Cigar.*: Thomas C. Miller »Y Cos Tobaccos; Westfield Whips and Lushes: Ltfiin it Smith's celebrated Gun Powder and Safe-tv Fuse A-.-


ocr: FARLEY ft JAMES) Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants, Corner of lowa and Fourth Streets, Dubuque, loxva. J. r. F.AULEY. EDWIN JAMES. General Steamboat Agents. Nov. 10, 1653.—>30. HAND, WILTBE & BLATCIILEY, Attorneys at Law, Dubuque, lowa. S. L. HAND. H. A. W ILTSE. J. S. BLATCHLEY. Nov. 10, 1853.—>30.


ocr: ; 1 j | ‘ Dubuque. JESI7P & COMPANY, BANKERS ftC. EXCHANGE sold ami purchased on New York, Bos ton, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, alid other Ci ties of the United Slates. Notes ( collecteii and remitted nt current rates of Exchange. Interest allow ed on special deposits. YVe also draw direct, without discount, on England. Liverpool, London, Manchester, See. Ireland. —Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, See. Scot land. —Edinburg, Glasgow, Perth, ftr. Also, Drafts payable in Francs, Florins or Thalers, France.—Paris, Havre, Lyons, and Marseilles. Germany.—Hand urgli, Frankfort, O. M., Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Copcnhagati, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, Strasburgh. Switzerland. —Geneva, Berne, Basle. Itai.v. —Milan, Florence, Rome, Naples, Messina in Sicily. Austria. —Vienna and Tricst. Russia. —St. Petersburg!!, Warsaw. Sweden.—Stockholm. Norway.—Christiana. Dubuque, lowa, Nov. 10, 1653.— > 30.


ocr: For the New Hotel. TV ANTED, MEN TO QUARRY3OOO perch of rock and 2500 feel di mension stone. Propo.-al* for the same will be re ceived until Dec. 9th. Quarry is situated on Dayton's Bluff. Time limited to first of March. For further partic ulars enquire of the subscriber, on Fort st. or M. C. HIC KEY". over the old stand of Alex. Rey, Robert st.. St. Paul. Dec. 4-tdec9 A. G. FULLER. lUK AIEUIUAMV HOTEL, Corner Jacks: n and Third streets, St. Paul, V. K. ROUTT. Proprietor. THIS HOUSE IS NEW, NFATLY FUKMMim AND IT IS tbe iutention of the Proprietor to have bis table supplied with all the delicacies of the season. He solicits a share of public patronage. 4 igs4_,|j v FOt K 10.N.S 4 HeK<>L. A SUPPLY of B esteva Reserve Cheese, of superior quality for sale by AI.EX. REY. Dec. 5. 1854-dlw SWEET UIDKIL FIVE BARRELS >weet Cider, an extra article, just re ceived. and for sale cheap by ALEY. REY. Dec. 5, 1854-dlw IRttlY A JONES, ATTORNEY'S AT I.AW. B>t. Paul, Minnesota. Office at tfre office of the U. 3. Mar. hal, corner of St. Anthony and Market streets. Dec. 4, 1854-dftwly m. w. ikwix. x. c. jo.xts. Ij3KANK COIJ.INS has received a fine lot of Ladies’ Rub bers. which he is selling •ffa 90 cents a pair. Those in want of any had better call at once a.* thev w ill soon bt* B<>ne. dec’Jdtf ~ NEW GOODS BY EXPRESS. I HAVE just received by Express a fine assortment of ' LADIES DRESS GOODS, Consisting in part of ALL WOOL MERRINOJ*, ALL WOOL DE LA IKES, DRESS SILKS, BONNET ft DRESS SATINS, LADIES CLOAK CLOTHS, SUP. BLACK GRFNDINES, SILK ft WOOL PLAIDS. Also a splendid assortment of guipure, cKotciupt worked, AND NEEDLE WORKED, SWISS ft CAMkRIC COLLARS, NEEDLE WORK CIIEMISETTS AND SLEEVES, LADIES DRESS TRIMMINGS, BROCIIE LONG SHAWLS, ALL WOOL SHAWLS, LACES, ftc., Ac. Besides many other Goods; which 1 shall be hnpfy to show to both old and new customers. Nov. 30, 1854-dlw CHARLES D. ELFELT.


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ocr: FORTY EIGHT SHEEN DID LOTS, COMPRISING TWO AN l> HALF ACRES EACH, and situated new,' Si, Paul Capitalists, strangers, or citizens w ishing to put chain desirable property for Cottage Residence*. Yillas and Summer Houses, a-e invited to call and ttu- one Wok at the locality. The soil is m ihe lirst qa t it v, and adapted for Gardening or the culture of the Grape. HENRY M’KENTY, Healer in Real Estate. St Her.


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ocr: V If A IHIILIN * MORN A W, wuou,h\i,i: ard retail M.ALEK IN Fancy and Staple Dry Goods and Clothing. IIAIW, CAW, DOOTK, PllOEv AMI FUTtS*lctttti<CJ ChODT Ciir|H'lliig, ftll < lot Its, Window Hbiulc, und Curtain. Wall Paper Ac, Third stievt, between Itobkrts and Jack son. May 1.


ocr: atr,imrt». Through Line—Ht Lotiln nnd Ht. Fnul* UO|{tt\»r l»tU’k4*t! ar;Mmak THE NEW AND ELEGANT LIGHT 11L i > s. JxH Drttlight Sleamsr NftpVfffiffl ADMIRAL. IIRUGKS, Master will run *« n teg ttliir Pas*euger Packet ledween St, I'mu 1 snd St. I*»itl«, du ring Hie ■etir.'lu. fl'uiking regular trip*. Ihe Alt-MIRAI. |. a new Mini alauncli l/ullt cruft, of stipe line freight ntnl im*-Thger iiceimimodMllon. and I* the fa*t e*t a* well it* Ilia «nf(.*t Imnl on the I ’(.per Mt**ix*l|i|.f; Imv log Im’|.|| Im.iii under the requirement* of tlie late steam •mihl law, nnd l.elng provid'd with Life lloat*, Life Prv«*r vers, Steam Gunge* fir. Tlie Admiral touclie* at ftulenn, lliilmqiie, and ail .diier lnternie<llale port*. For Freight or Passltge, apply on hoard, or to J. r Itf RI ANK A CO., JOHN M I.AMII, St Paul. WALL A WIDEN, or OTIS WENT, St i/nil*. mvMfiwCm T I' niNNF[t Galen*. (•tilpnti nnd illlniifiNotn Packet I'o* ARRANGEMENT FOlt


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ocr: t j ! I I | t i j ! SAINT PAUI* LODGE, So. i, ' r.r.T.s every Satunlay evening, at OtL'. Fallow** -■ Hull, cot ner of i'bird anti Ced«u street*, (ti.» trance on fAalar tditxl) St. l'aul. Brother* frout abrotivl, iu good ftamling, are re spectfully invited to mtcud. J. C TERRY, Sec’y. IIEWEIM \ T.OIXJ 11, No. 4, I. 0.0. F. , 'tll.F.'FS every Monday evening, at 7 oVWk, :tt I * " Odd FelLw»’ llall, corner of Thiid and Cedar rtreet. Brothers from a I.rou tin good stamling, ma r«- •|'OiUl’u!l'. invited to attend. J. r . O\V!'NS„ Scc’y. MINNESOTA EM A.MP.MFNT, No. 1. %fi I.E 1 > on tin sec old and fourth T e.s !nv cve ■* nines of i o il itioi rh, at Old Pelh v\ »’ Hall, Coiner ill T'.ii I a-irl (al. -trt'i-Ui St. I'aul. Fall iurclis from airmail, in 'good utamliug, arc re spectfully invited '. I attend J. C. TERIv A’, Sctibe SONS OF TEMPERANCE. Sl' l’\t ). DIVISION No. 1. ri. of T. Intel ever; In • hiy Evening, at 'Fe eperani t llall. di if N BA R EOF il, I?. S. MASONIC notice; I


ocr: XF.W ROODS Itl FM’IIFSS. AT I I'ltlM i : ■ Store An eiegant assortment h» ..f lair Kii viv, l. l’i i s u:al (iobl i ases : tvery I hi:..: !• .|airt d to Ii ■ai i the di .ks ol uieir her* id tin l.t I’is'al I" • \ -selllh'.;. . ! NEW Dim *iv S, amoiiv w tip It are rli.'i Bremer’s llctnes; Greeli'v's Art nud Industry; .ludse 1 o nds' r-pu it uilis.n, I Too. I Mtooe. 1 i.i:\s lor Fanny's I (i)e Friends. At.d man', oilier le v. 'lid vain.,:.:* p" Nratio.ls, al!


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ocr: i j j ! | j , ! I ; , ! ! I ' I (TljCr«ioOs GENERAL COMMISSION .IXDADVER TIMING AGENCY. CHARLES WOOLI.ETT, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. riv) M'RC'.vnn: Mrs*. r.Matki:s. and others having bust -1 rn* sin this city:— I ri spt ( Hiill v announce my intention toestalilish myself 1 n rm.*:ti l l lx. in th.* above !ni-int --. in this city, and olfer * t :*xii*e-to fll'fct salo of Produce, ]iuicha.-cs of Mcr chan ‘i-e. I .i: i.iber, Av*.. on ( '* mini : ion. together xv it Ii any bu-ii.css wli ell rexuircs pcf-ena! altenti"ii. for which an experience ol oxer M'vcnlccn years In active mercantile imrstiits and a tin t uigh knowledge of the city trade, has nualilied im* to cfi'eet. * c the n.".-t :idvantrge#ms terms, tiieiebv li*ei|iietlv obviating the iiicovenience and t-xpenso oi leax ing home and hunini'-s. ll' ping to lie favored with your ci in lean*: -. tru.-ling that thi- introduction may lead to tr.in-.i *lioi:.-. extensive mid inuluail.x IK-ncficial. andas u ill r you el nix I c-t ell"i;.s in vmir behall. I am truly ' CHA>. WiH.LETT. K;> *:s to Al '.. \Y. K nnedyi E. 11. Williams. W. Way tuan. M. 1 K#*:l li. V .ll Ibwcl..ill. K-|.. Jelin Rogers, Es<].,' 11. Fi .ek. K ip. 1..*--l -. Xlii'uafl ,V llu nes. BIRWELL xV I’OWKRS, M K 110 HAN 'l’ T A 1 1.0 IIS, AND DKA! Hits IN CENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, -Vo. 7 Thinant Pail.tin.;*, th.vrtenn Street, I Hit lltll, ILLINOIS. MESSRS. 11l i.Yt F.I I. .X nnuilts. respectfully i.nib* Die :t• i n■il* ml inn travelling U in Ihe Nortluve t. .* .*I. :. i. • idingiit M'ent* j|H 1" theii c"tn| le; i:.- ml a i I’lienl of < EN H EMEN'S I IK.VSIIING Gt’ODS. T lit. t 'ini im. i ii •• 1 xleelinn of the ftne-t I'' e-b i I i -1 1 (•■ m; n am. Ann :i".hi clothing stuffs w-Il : * c■.i• t in'':., .ii 1... .i- il i-. the tlt .-ign' ol tho l'ro|'iieior to sustain the reputation of their establish ment a- 1 Ci- .. tV.■- I, ai I*l ii] eriuni of Fa-hion. Gen tl* i iim can line l • nu wiili u . and have their orders lill'-l at 'OX 1i1,.". in tin* i.m t Inshmiiahle styles. S'rang or- vi < i —*• t'lih a * an imi'i.l (» t xaniiiii" tint* tli gaut -'>*"*!.. at N". 7. Ti. moat I’, ill ling- 1)' il" n street. II RI'RWFI I. Chicage; Julie 21 if S A. I'ntt EIIS Cleveland. O. G. 11. k 1.. LA FI.IN, PAPER COMMISSION .M L KUIf A NTS .i ,\ /t i/ i \ i tM t cnnits . 1 1.1:\ rs. 171 sol ill W.YIEi: siili IX < III) AGO. ILMNOIS. VII \IS for I tin Fret lor Laid and Wave Liter, (’a]*, I Nit Cap. Medium. I'er ii niideth -r Fa]w-r-: Crane & !'•*. - s'upi *i' i t l"i (■! Medium i'emb 'I i-sne an»l Kntelop# :‘a| or- : .-mitli \F. I '- 1 . hi:•*.- - Card-and Card l!oar<l; !.■ mi .VCe'- I Vine- I '.* a*.*t iu-.p.-rled Cigars; Thomas C. MilL i* Tohaece . We-tlield Whips and Lashes; 1 'Min .. S'miih'.- celcl.ia'.rd Gull Powder and gaiety Fuse. .V *. HotU


ocr: V. S. UK LC II ER Jt Co., (I.ATK VAX IIOP.KV 1 IIKI.VHHIE.) 11 'll OLE SA ], E 1) 111 TV VIS TS. ANI> DEALERS IV FAINTS, OIKS, OK ASS, DYES &«’•» &*%, MAIN STREET, (Botw Third and Fourth.) DUBUQUE, lo\\ A (VI'K Suk-V comprises CuiKK Ski.kitm.ns of the f.l } lowing: Oil S. brushes, CHEMICALS. VARNISHES, PERFUMERY, I)YE WOODS, F VXCY ARTICLES, EASTERN' DRUGS, MEDICINAL LIQUORS, PATENT MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS GLASS WARE. I'AINTS. DRY and IN OIL, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. Which v.c offer to the Merchants of Minnesota at \ KUY LOW I'KICES FOR CASH OR SHORT TIME 1 Having been engaged in the Unto Ui sixrea in New York f>r many vears. we ran assure our patrons that we facilities lor purchaMug goods, which enables us to Sell FI RE DRUGS AT LOW FRICES. Give us a call. •• ALL ARTICLES WARRANTED." £* C S- BELCHER, GEO. VAN DORKN,


ocr: j j S ' : , : 1 i ‘ Starkci? a iicttryts. land office FOR Tllli SALE AND PURCHASE OK REAL ESTATE STARKEY k PETTF.YS, HEALERS IN REAL ESTATE. Office, I'hir.l Street, St. l\,ut Minne-r-ita V LI. business in connection with tli< aboye proniptW atteii'!> 'l to : M litary i-aml Warrants lucatol aiivnii- taucuu-b . taxc- paid : ci’lleetie-us lnu-.t, and lc>an- ney>> tiat'J. REFEKFM'tt>. Hi- E\cellcii"'. W. A. Giiiniiiti. G. v. Min. T> rntory IPin II *1 Kir.*, I’eU-unte t> l Uue.ifiess : It i: I!. Smiili Aitnn. 111. . J.tu.es R. Wiiitiiur. E-q.. New A'".k City 11.. a. David oini-ted. May'>r S'. Paul; Buiup X o.ikc.-. ' ltaukers, St. 1 uul : An.es ,v \an E ten. Alt.>i nee-. .1... .1 STAID.EY X U. 1 ETiEYS. S:. Paul June 24. 1H54 tf. _ FINE SITK: FOR COl NTRY KESI DEUCE. ** | \ A'Ri Sri ’' laud. I . avilv tu lti.-r. .’ Durdering I mu a-j le.i.ii i li-iiiiu' lake, only eight mile-Ic.i.i the city On.- Miunsiua ’uas already been huilt on tile '• ink ol tie* la’-.- uud I- nu'.v occupied. iX * mere de-ir .Ilia j cal! he ioua.l v.itl.i i that di-tance of tl..- city. Tee -:h -CliLa-s will Ur j 1.-a.- ir ■ ill id.owing the above property to any ui.e .p .i. a.of puieha-ii.g. I*..r partieolar-. ap pdy e:ti ly t.> ST. REY X ! tTI E V S. ; Juni 21 If (Mli n rhil 1 st., Bt. Pant. FOR Nl in Ii HA N RESIDENCES". Kd * 1' It th -i lend id twu a r.d live a • I tot. .nl v one mil. t ’ from the corporation limits, are now for sale. Terms. t’**i't down, the lialanee on time. Other descriptions oi ti ad Estate for Mile, information com-ernin.r which can V had by calling on .IA-. -TARKI'Y. ' lime - a 4tl K a l . E date Dealer. Third st.. St. Paul. Sh\ ER AI. 4u acre tracts of choice land for sido l.v June 24-tf Si AtthEV S IT.TTEY3. I,“T / i A CRTS ch ice lan 1, two miles from the city, on . ” ’ a beautiful iaht-. | June 24-tf STARKEY k PLTTEV’S. j E\ Pit AI. iinnru'. ed and uuinmroved farm - for U? June 24-tf" rTARKKY k PKTTEYS. H< li'.sK and h>t in the d > t< r -:.l ■. Joue 24-tf " ST.VUXKY x PEN TEA’S.


ocr: NOTICE. Selling off at Cost. rntHF. subscribers offer their stock cheap for cash at JL the following rates; Golden Syrup at 90 cents per gallon; St. Louis S II Molasses 63 cents pcrgullon; Butter at 18 cents per Hi; Sugar cured Hams at 13 cents per lb; do 2d 12 1-2 do Bides, 10 do Shoulders, 9 do Rice, 8 do Good Barley, 10 do Soap, Candles, Salt, Ac. DRESSLER A GEORGIY, March Pth, 1834. 47 tf Upper Landing


ocr: PROPOSALS WILL lie received by the undersigned until the Ist of May, for the delivery at this post, on or be fore the lstof September next, of twenty-live hundred bushels of corn, in good sacks. Each bid will lie accompanied liy a written offer from two responsible persons, to become security uu der bonds of SIOOO, lor the faithful performance of the contract. Extravagant bids will not lie considered, no will one bidder be accepted as security for another. Fort Hulgely, M. T., March 20. 1834. JNO. V. KELTON, 50—It] A. A. Quarter Master.


ocr: . READY FOR THE SPRING TRADE. JUST ARRIVED, ANOTHER VERY HEAVY STOCK OF DrUOS, PAINTS, OlLfl AND MKDICINKB, AT J. W. BOND. M. N. KELLOGG. BOND & KELLOGG’S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL City Drug and Chemical Store, Upper St. Paul, M. T. “TIIE OLD BROWN DRUG STORE” STILL IN THE ASCENDANT. WE HAVE had no time of late to write adver tisements. We have now recetxcd the largest and best assortment ol every thing in our line, ever yet brought to St. Paul. As freights will unavoid ably be very high in a short time, xve advise our coun try customers and friends generally, to call early lor their supplies. We guarantee to give satisfaction both as to price and quality <if every article. No one desi rons of purchasing will be allowed to leave the “ Old Brown Drug Store” without a trade, (’all on BOND A KELLOGG,'


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ocr: _ tjuDoon. ===== = 1 BENJAMIN ALLEN, Attorney nt Lew, Hudson, St. Croix County , Rjj. JOSEPH BOWRON, A ataxy Public un<i Lanl Agtnf. Hudson , St. Croix County, II 1 scunKin, FRE-EMPTIOV Claims secured, and entries made I by .Military Land \5 arrants. Illunk Deed* aud 1 Mortgages ci’iistautly on hand, and conveyances care fully and promptly attended to.


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ocr: Ktotrla. TII H W AMM If N II U INK, •V fi 4 v 1* » WUrOWth afMNnPtt, riAHIM Htw amt nmninmllmia tminl Im* Immi rannnlly fnr I iit*|m<l Nl mini «»|iKi'n, amt I* nnw it»>ly Ui rtnn|>n llm lra*«'llmi NmMl«* Tim |ir"f*rialnra am at fm Inmml tiamU atllm bimlwt**, mnt will *|n» rt rmlllmr llm* 11m iimimy In nnJnr I" mmlnr Mm *>ij»mr» nf gne*l« aurnnaliln Hmlr tal'l*' I* •ni'j'lin't wilt* n««ry luNurr Mm nnnkt l nl fiiril*. jlmlr *taiiln U I'mnminJlnMa, ami Mmlr *h »uml* al I mil Ivt amt |a'ltln. . . . . .. |'|"a>iiri< nnrlit* In »|im*l «f fam* fa limit An Mlitr Ilian In vl*tt tliaknimn, M<d Ukn* almumt with A«h, ami nur malrln* am «u*arn<l with urn naa, may 'll If, ff .il/KSiA TffifW. TIIP, •iiliacrilmr ha* nrovliltil fnr Ilia arromninflalloii nl linanltrai hnih liy Min ilny ami by Mm wan*, w Hi nr wilbmii Imlglii*—al vary mmlaraia iDb aa l"*iulr* for Ilia Malana IlnnaN, at lbaflr*l bn lilln* nn ltnlmrl* .iraal abnva Thtnl.nnpnaUa Wlnna* < t * "ura. jnl7-t»-ly Wm IHI MMONK, MI«MINMIPPI IIOITNB* cnaaßa or iuomc *an 1111,1, aTa. # aT, r*i i,, ninntaoT** •nfmrrlbar lin* lakan Iba abort liniiaa amt rtllad ft It »p fnr lh« rafapllon nf boanlara, In a al> It miaur naaaail by any hnii*a In Mia Tarrltnry. IlnariJliif by the ilay or wttk on rtaaonabla tcrina. noaruiMi j «. H.TfIOMPMON. «t. Paul, April 14, MN.—yM. lIUUtDINC. APF, w raapratalila hnnnlara Wilt And a rnrnfnrtNMr hmna at mmlarata rhargta, In olia nf tha moat can tral part* nf the ally. B. HOWE. Manhatn City, Jnna 3. INV.I--7*ly. nf every deacriiitlon, al ifie MtOß*. J 1 1 1 * 1 1 1 r


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ocr: Steamers. Through Line —St. Louis and St. Paul. l\c£uU\t* Packet! k THE NEW AND I I.EGANT LIGHT I IL i, Draught Steamer ADMIRAL. XIOIIN BROOKS, Mas!i r, will run as a reg ular Passenger Packet beUien St. Paul and r-t. Wi-. du ring the si-ar>on. making regular trips. The ADMIRAL is a new and staunch built craft, of su|«>- >'ior freight ami passenger aei-omiuoiiation. ami i- the fast est as well as the safest float on the Upper Missivdpl i; hav ing been built under the requirements of the late Sieaui hoat law. and fx-ing provided wit li Life Boats. Life Prc-ei- vers. Steam tillages. »Ve. The Admiral touches at Galena, Dubuque, and all other intermediate ports. For Freight or Passage, apply on lmnrd. or to J. C. BURBANK k CO.. JOHN M. I.AMB. St. I aul. WALL Jt WIDEN, or OTIS WKST. St. I/uiis. mylil&wTm T. D. CONNER. Gale.ia. Galena and Minnesota Packet Cor ARRAXGEMEXT FOR 1854. «p*, THE GALENA AND MINNESOTA PACKET COMPANY will run a daily line of Boats during the ensuing Reason, be tween Galena, Stillwater and St - Paul, stopping at all intermediate landings, leaving Galena at 12 M-, daily, except Sundays. The line will consist of the NOMINEE, Captain R. Blakely. WAR EAGLE, “ D. S. Harris. GALENA, “ 1). 11. Morehouse, ROYAL ARCH, “ E. If. Gleim. All firrt claw* boats, and commanded by experienced and accommodating ollicers. These boats wifi connect, nt Galena, with the Saint Louis and Galena daily fine of steamers, w hich line connects at Rock Islund with the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad. This Company’s hoa«s being United States Mail Steamers their punctuality can be confidently relied upon. Freight shipped at St. Louis, or between St. Louis and Galena, on the St. Louis and Galena line of Boats to points above Galena, will be re-shipp-»4 af Galena free of charge for dray age or forwarding without dv lay. The Railroad betwen Galena and Chicago, connec ting with the various Eastern Roads, is now completed within a few miles of Galena, and the unfinished por tion < f the Road stocked with comfortable Stage Coaches. B. 11. CAMPBELL At CO., Agents, Galena. 51-tf MINNESOTA RIVER PACKET. A THE new and splendid Steamer fgW.jjA MINNESOTA BELLE, Hi.mber qff J stone, Master, will run as a regular packet between St. Paul, and the ports of the Minnesota river, during the present season of navigation. The Minnesota Belle is an entirely new boat, just completed nt Pittsburgh, having been built expressly for this trade and will lie found equal in every respect to any steamer on the western waters. April 15, 1854. 1 tf


ocr: NOTICE. Selling? otT at Cost. INII E subscribers offer their slock cheap for cash at the following rates: Golden Syrup at 90 cents per gallon; St. I.ouis fi II Molasses 85 cents per gallon; flutter at 18 cents per lb; Sugar cured Hams at 13 cents per lb; do 2d 12 1-2 do Shies, 10 do Shoulders, 9 do Rice, 8 do • Good Bariev, 10 do Soap, Caudles, Salt, Ac. DRESSLER A GEOKGIf, March Bth, 18.54. 47 tf Upper Lauding


ocr: MASS MEETINGS WILL RE HELD AT HYNEMAN’S, FRYO examine the immense stock of New and Fash- J 9 ionable CLOTHING, Just arrived and made expressly for ST. PAUL. The most elegant assortment of STRIAE AMD SUMMER COATS, of Silk, Tweed, Cloth anil Cassimere. Also, 3,000 pair of black and fancy Cassimere, Linen and Tweed Pants etc. 2,000 Vests—Silk, Linen, Satin, Marseilles, etc. Call and see, und you will be sure to buy. Our terms are cash. L. HYNEMAN. April 19, 1854. I—tf


ocr: I iFortoarUtafl. J. C. lIURBANK Ac CO., STORAGE, Forwarding and Commission Merchants Grocer* ami Denlens in Grain aixl 55 harf Boat St. Paul, Min. J. C. BURBANK, C. T. WHITNEY. Shippers and Consignees will find it to their interest do business with us, as the expense of Lubot and Druy age is suved. REFERENCES Gov. \V. A. Gorman, Henry M. Rice, ) , W. R. Marshall; A Co. ( 3t * rHHI ’ Alex. Wilkin. ) B. 11. Campbell, ic Co Geo. W. Campbell, Sc Co.,} „ , Lorrain, A Co,, > Galena. R. S. Harris, <y Co. J Otis West, | . R. F. Sasa, 5 8t - L0,,5s - Charles griiritler, & C 0. .) lt Manning Ac SfaiittoniJ. 5 Uos,on Mark Packages care B. It C. Wharf Boat St. Paul. Mil nesota. St. Paul, Miy 1 , 1851. Ijf j. w. bass. tiieodor borup. h. r. ciiamplin. BASS, BORUP Ic CO., Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS, Levee, Opposite Steamboat Landing, St. Paul, Min. References.—P. ( liouteHii, Jr. A Co., New I). A .1. \\ . Banning, Cincinnati; Iligg# A Levering, St. Louis; P. ( houteau, Jr. Co., St. Louis; Chouteau A Valle, St. Louis; Buford Brothers, Rotk Island; H. Sibley, Memlola; Livingston A Fargo, BiiIIhIo; Rumscy A ( 0., Chicago; Geo. Smith, Chicago; Carter A Co., Galena; B. 11. Campbell A Co., 11. F. MeClowkey, Galena; Franklin Steele, Fort Snell ing; Borup A Oakes, St. Paul, 1.,' Liberal advances made on packages “Care IL, li. A Co., St. Paul, M. T.” St. Paul, April lltli, 1854. I—tf


ocr: G. 11. k L. LAFLIN, PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS .i.y/> .!/.i xrr. i cii heuv .i e;i:\ts. 175 sot ill WATER STREET. Clll(’AGt). ILLINOIS. VGKN iS for I.cllin ISroihers L-iid ami Wave Is-tter. Cap. Flat-Cap. Medium. Demi ami other Papers; Crane \ Co.'s Superior t ’< lured Medium. Bond. Tissue and Envelope Papers : Smith ,'c Peter’s Printer’s Cards ami Card Board: 1/oouiis ,y Co's liomi-sti'.- ami Imported Cigars; Thomas C. Miller ,N Co's Tobaeeos; We-tl.i 1 i Whip- ami Li lies: Ltllin \- Smith’s celebrated («ui» Powder ami safe tv Fu-e. >Ve.


ocr: A. VANCE BROWN”, DF.AI. E R 1 N REA I. E STATE. AN OFFICE is opened lor the sale and purchase nf Real Estate, on St. Anthonv-st , near Kellogg A Kinney’s store, a very large quantity of property is offered at great bargains both in St. Paul and the sur rounding country. I—tf GREAT BARGAINS FOR THE CASH, ON SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER, cw Ait FEET fronting on St. Anthony street and the river, a most inviting investment for I capitalists. Also, several most excellent business lot* near ilie Winslow’s House, and eleven good farms near ■ St. Paul A. VANCE BROWN. I jy Democrat and Minnosotian please copy. l-tf ED SPREADS—Gut up expressly Tor a Minnesota winter, by Ileenan, at the WORLD’S FAIR STORE.


ocr: MANKAI Situutei! at the Southern Rend of the Minnesota, or St. Peters River. A W Lots in MANKATO CITY, Blue Eartli 4 tF County, Minnystita, for sale fur cash or on time. ii.ENUY M’KENTY. De,;b:r ill Real Estate. St. Paul, M. T., Jan. 21, 1854. FORTY EIGHT SPLENDID LOTS* COMPRISING TWO AND HALF ACRES EA‘*II, and situated near St, Paul. Capitalists, strangeu. or citi/.ei:s wishing t*< purchase desirable property for i Cottage Residences, Villas and Summer Houses, are invited to call and take one 1-iok at,the locality. Tlie soil is of the first quality, and adapted for Gardening or the culture of the Grape. HENRY M’KENTY, Dealer in Real Estate. St. Pmil. Dec. 19, 1853.-lv


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