ocr: BONHTaTS. F EVERY DESCRIPTION,?) carefully cleaned, trimmed m and re-shaped, in a superior manner, at the OLD STAND," Hotel streot oppo site Smith street. 14-tf dSr


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ocr: PACIFIC EXPRESS C0.1IPAM, R. R. XOVF.S. Prrnidrnt. OU THE TUANSPOUTATION of Freight. Small Parcels and Letters to and from the At lantic States ; also throughout California. Oregon and the Pacific Coast generally. Collections of all kinds will be promptly attended to at or.y of the points mentioned. KICE & CO., Agents.

place_of_publication: Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii

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ocr: HOSIERY LADIES? WHITE STOCKINGS, MEXS BLUE STOCK1XGS, SLUE MIXED SOCKS, STRIPED SOCKS, And CIIILDREXS STOCKLYGS and SOCKS of alliizcs MEM 'HERS k CO.


ocr: SPLEXD1D EVE.XI.YG DRESSES I LATEST STYLES. ELEGANT MUSLIN AND SILK BALL DItiESSiES! Richly embroidered with Silk, Gold and Silver. For sale at G. BUIILE i CO.'S. 52-tl Formerly C. T. Averberg & Co.


ocr: SPLENDID EVENING DRESSES I LATEST STYLES. ELEUAXT MUsLl AXD SILK BALL DRESSES! Richly embroidered with Silk, Gold and Silver For sale at G. BUHLE k CO.'S, 52-tf Formerly C. T. Averberg & Co.


ocr: Oahn," FRESH BOLOGNA SAUSAGES, 21 EAT SAUSAGES, E'dAM CHEESE, FIGS & PRUNES, EXTRA FINE TABLE RAISINS, ALMONDS. MELCHERS & CO. Inst Reccircd per


ocr: -hsqiitj Mirnvti. VEUY FINE FRENCH MUSLINS, IN DIIESS PATTERNS. PAFJSiAU SILK 80HHETS. SID GX.OV5S And SILK RIBBONS. MELCIIERS & CO.


ocr: For the 4th of July ! 3 1IOXES LAYER RAISINS. JL Best CALIFORNIA CHEESE; Superior FRUIT CANDY PEANUTS ard ALMONDS, FANCY FRUIT PIES, " CAKES. JLc. ic. For sale cheap, at J. FOX'S It Bakery and Grocery Store.


ocr: SPLEXDID ETEXIXG DRESSES Latest styles. ELEGANT Ml'SLIX AXD SILK BALL DRESSES! Richly embroidered with Silk, Gold and Silver. For sale at G. BUHLE 4 CO.'S, 52-tf Formerly C. T. Avcrberg & Co.


ocr: SPLEXD1D EVEXLVG DRESSES LATEST STYLES. ELEGANT Ml'SLIX AND SILK BALL DRESSES! Richly embroidered with Silk, Gold and Silver. For sale at G. BUHLE & CO.'S. 52-tf Formerlv C. T. Averberg & Co.


ocr: Eoyal Hawaiian Agricultural Society. nTTCE. The members of the Society are here in bT notified that thev can obtain copies ot tne "Transactions,- roL 2. No. 2, by calling on the un , ts i c. . k untl St.. in the buua- aersignea on " -. formerly occupied by J. Mott Smitn. . - 5 - -.,k ma Tiurcnase them persons wno are uw -j r f place, or t the book store of H. AL WcjM - i J im nsf- N. B. Member. wUl please F7 P ,B?t ' "'; " 1 ; . "V-


ocr: AUCTION SALES. BY M. C. .TIOXSAItRAT. OX TUESDAY next. 19th int., at Auction Room, general sale of merchandise, saddle horses, brood mares, rotary puny), &c. inc. 1


ocr: AMUSEMENTS. P. sW - - li t.Tr , i tJiti .-vi 1 LONG & RAFAEL'S GREAT 'WESTERN CIRCUS ety of new and interesting changes will be intro duced in the programme of everv performance. MOXS. ROCIIETTE, the unrivalled -Clown and Hercules of the World, and Senor Rafael the most graceful and daring rider of the ae will appear in various changes on every performance. Trices or Admission. Dress Circle, - . - - $1.00. Boxes, ------- 50. Pit 25 SENOR RAFAEL, . Director of the Ring. J. S. T0WNSEND, Master of the Ring, M0NS. R0CHETTE, - Clown and Shakespe- rean Jester. MR. LONG, - ' - Equestrian Clown. MR. SHEPHERD. - Treasurer 3r, tf 'PUIS ATTRACTIVE place of amusement will I continue open to the public on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY evenin-s. A vari


ocr: $100 PREMIUM! THE BOARD OF MANAGERS of theR.H. A. Societv offer the above Premium for the firt ten Bales of Cotton, in shipping condition, of not less than 200 lbs. each, raised on the islands oy the exhibitor, who must be a member of the Soci ety. J. F. B. MARSHALL, 2l-10t iresiueni.


ocr: SPLE.XD1D E VE.V1.VG DRESSES ! LATEST STYLES. ELEGANT Ml'SLIX AND SILK BAXiX. DRESSES ! embroidered with Silk, Gold and Silver. For sale at - U. BEHLE-& CO.'S, 52-tf , Formerly C.T. Averberg & Co.


ocr: r1 HE UNDERSIGNED, offers his services to the JL .Merchants in the interior as a commission buy er of Goods in San Francisco, having been engaged in that business for nearly three years past, with three years previous experience in the interior. He hopes to give satisfaction to such as may employ him in that capacity. Orders for anv description of Mer chandise tilled and forwarded promptly. SAM L. H. riilCHARD, Up stairs, corner Battery and Sacramento sts., 39-3m San Francisco.


ocr: SPLENDID EVENING DRESSES'. LATEST STYLES. ELEGANT MUSLIN AND SILK BALL DRESSES! embroidered with Silk, Gold and Silver. For sale at G. BUIILE St CO.'S, 52-tf Formerly C. T. Averberg & Co.


ocr: SPLE.YD1D EVEXLXCl DRESSES I LATEST STYLES. ELEGANT MI SL.IX AXD SILK BALL DRESSES ! Richly embroidered with Silk, Gold and Silver. For sale at G. BUHLE & CO.'S, 52-lf Formerly C. T. Averberg & Co.


ocr: "CCJ CX3- Sl. XEC 9 SYRUP AND MOLASSES, FROM EAST MAUI and KOLOA PLANTA llONS. Crop 1856. In quantities to suit purchasers. For sale by II. HACKFELD, & CO. Honolulu, May 24th 1856. ' 3-tf


ocr: pnTPfiirEWf!XT. THE Annual Exhibition of the R. n. A. Society will take place at Honolulu, on Wednesday, t i .jut TuufnAnl in apnrH anrp with the wishes ol the National Hawaiian Agricultural bo- m en 111 - I w a. aatdBI ATI til ft i ciety. wnoe iixmoiuon " th time and Dlace of the Annual Meeting for choice of officers, which will be held in the same weea. ret mu Board of Managers, t O.HALL. Honolulu, May 2, 1856. 52-4t .


ocr: SPLE.VDW E VEJVLYG DRESSES'. LATEST STYLES. ELEGAXT MUSLIN AXD SILK BAXjL DRESSES ! Richly embroidered with Si'k, Gold and Silver. For sale at G. BUIILE &. CO.'S, 52-tf Formerly C. T. Averberg & Co.


ocr: CHAIII.ES W. VINCENT, AND BUILDER. I'N'nERSlGXED would inform hi Irifixi and the publir, that he lias taken the well known Carpenter prem ises nfO, ll. Lewer, E.-q. nn Fort street, and would 6li cit that ptr..niie liereiofore no liberally bestowed. All orde s in the various branches .BuiMing. Plans, Speci fications and contracts attended to with promptness and dispatch. CHARLES W. YlXCEXt . Honolulu, Dec 1, 1& 30 if.


ocr: XIII ftolmtiMnau: at Honolulu, Oahu, II. I. HOPKINS, EDITOR. CARDS. JNO. F.COLBCKX. & COLBURX, and General Commission "W a.aV ....... MAi:i,S. I. & Co., on the old Premises, "tf RHODES, of nv Ilenler in AND SPIRITS, XEAR THE P IST-OFFICE. 89-t f HOFFMEYER. MK Kill ANT. mud GeaeraJ Mfr MALI, U I. & II F. POOR, MERCHANTS, Uaha, Sandwich Wanda. . CO., Merchants, Hawaiian Produce, I Mrrrkavliar. t.. IIoboIuIu, Oahu, H-1. C.B.BKHOr. iis:op. Dealer in General Mer ch.t iiJie. Ojau, . I. nil J - i i. :culi for tba aale ol the i lr i'i aul.ll lull. Jo-ll alio a. coOKL A- CtlllKK. and iCetail Dealers -'lerchandise. Jarae'a Medii-iaea. King and School street, near tha Vlso, at Uie Si .re formerly in King t., opiHjsite tlie .-c a 3J-tt C. J ANION, nd Commissoa Agent, Oaki, II. 1. 35-tf & CO., Agents and Ship k .I .lit la.c Oahu, II. I. 35-tf SPALDING, and Importer, Oahu, II. I. on the (J. S.aad Europe. Cou abroad promptly attrnded to. I-Ui.. taken in Eicliange for goods.-35-tf HM0, & CO., in Chiua (ioodi, Uaha, II. I. Molasses, Tea and Coffee 3 'ill GUENIEU, .Merchant. Slrcrt. ilaaalala. J. J. CilMHI, Acent, Honolulu BREWER, s i o n H e r c It a n t , V. S. 3i ' Ajiho5 it. Co. and B. W. Wood. SJil, Merchant. Oaha, S. I. terms tor Bills of Exchange on Kngiaud, or France. 36-tt Cl'IT.III'Ill. & CO., and Ship Chandlers, Oahu, S. I. and Merrhantsts. Money term lor Whaler' Bill on the Europe. 35-tt C. TH. HII CI. & HEITCK, Merchants. Ojha, S. I. 35 If N. LADD, DEALER IN HARDWARE llanalata. f MICHEL, Merchandise. Oaba, S. I. Xuuanu and Marinet.-35-t WORTH, Merchandise, Hawaii. the horlel notice, on wwn of Exchanpe wanted. tf-S E DC A SO MOLL. LL & MOLL, Commission Merchants. V Aatboa'a BlaeUIS PIT.IAK. Dealer in General Mer chandise. Bay. Ilila, Hawaii. Reeruitu, Wood,&e.,atth reasonble lerm i exchange for lotiie iu .rkel. Wanted, Whaler' State or E.;ro, lor which money ki. . ..... V It Slnrapr n .i...-. - r- Merchandise and rod nee, such as IMNANAS, BITTER, OAHU. 3-tf & CO., and General Agents. .Mali, S. I. Siobaci, and Montr 35 -t WEBSTER, to His Majesty. Garden, Berilaaia Street. tf4 COLBURN, Lahaina. Maui. MONSARRAT, Honol n 1 u , S. I. 85 tf GILMAN, Lahaina, S. I. G. HOWE, rtlERCHiirfT, af Q.neen and Nnnana St. I'rrmitff. 3tf BUSINESS CARDS. DOCTOR McKIBBIN. Stire-eon. &r-. H01IOLULU MEDICAL HALL, Comer of Mrrhant mnA L'aiUmi... Ct t - u im hm rrw. a icmiiuiiiiui carfiillv irnr M. . . : . '" Hti.n,iue lii'-blb riaiiiiaru inu cum pieced on reasonable terms : coii.uul superintendence of Attendance for consultation at office from 9 A. M. till noon, and from 4 till nil P. M. on werk day, and from 9 A. M. till 1 1 on Sunday. At other time at hi residence Union DR. FORD'S Offlce sad Drug Stare. taeea Street, ararlht Ship' Medicine Cheats refitted an Prescrintinna rarrfull icibiou uuun mo Bupervision oi LA.XdiitllAt Hoi, kiiower anu nieaicaiea uitui, at all Hour. l$-tf CIIAS. F. GUILLOC. LATE SURCEOV UNITED STATES XAVT. Canaalnr Phraician la Sick American Sra m r m - OFFICE neztiMTU J. C. Spalding, Kookumanu Street; Reri- ' m hwwi 9J D. riTI43. BtTtlaMl L firr Office hour from 10 A. M. to 2 P. M-. and from 4 to 5 P. M. Af aifhar htur snnnir t A vm ii Oif DR. CII. FR. BERG, Physician and Surgeon, Ilaaalala, Oahu, S. I. n7 Office in Kinr U. 2d door from Xuuanu-et. : residence at Mr. Evens', next house below the Methodiat Chapel. 39-tf E. IIOFF.M ANN, Phyviciau and surgeon, Jtr-Office in the New Drug Store, corner of Kaauumanu and Qu. e.. ts., Makee & Anthon'i lilock. H-tt DR. L. C. BROY, French Physician and Surgeon, LATE OF OREGON. Will five jjrat litoii cnnaultatious at hi Office in Nuuinu t., every morning from nine to rleven o'clock, A. M 1-tf J. W. MARSH, Attorney at Law, Office in Honolulu House, over Mr. Whiiuey' Bookstore. 4 J tt PAUL C. DUCORRON, Attorney at Law, Cenrryaacrr and Arraantant, Over Dr. McKtbbin' I'rup Store, corner of Kaahumanu and Merchant Streets. 24 Cm JOSEPH P. GRISWOL.D, Allornry at Law. Office Kaabniuanu Irerl, II nolulu, Oahu.-26-tf J. E. CHAMBERLAIN, Attorney at Law. Office earner af Fort and Mrrchnnl Sta. 45-tf AGENT FOR LLOYD'S. THE UXDERSIGXED befi to notify to Merchants, Ship owners, and Shipmasters, that he has received the appoint ment ot AG EXT at these islands for f.i otd', Losook. ROBERT C. JAXIOX. Honolulu, March 25th, 1856. 47-tf AGENT FOR THE Liverpool Underwriters' Association. THE CXDERSIGXED begs to notify to Merchants, Ship owners and Snipmasters, that he has r.-ceived the appoint ment of AGENT at these islands for the Ltttrpool Umdtr rrtttr't .l.titntiatiun. ROBERT C. JAXIOX. Honolulu. March 2Ctu -t' FLORINS STAPENHORST, Agent for the Bremen Board of Underwriters. THE CXDERSIGXED having been appointed Agent for the Bremen Board of t.'nderw litem, begs to inform the coin nierri.l public in general, that all average claims a?aiut the said t'ndi-rwrittr, occurring in or b. nt this Kingdom, will have to be verified by liim. .M.i.-ters of Bremen vessels entering this or any other port of the Hawaiian Islands, in distress or aver.ee. are requested to apply to the same at their earliest couventence FLOUEXS STAPEXHORST. Honolulu, It Joly, 1651. 4J ft Office Xuuanu-street. KRl'LL & MOLL, Agents of the Hamburg and Lubeck Un derwriters, Honolulu. Oahn. S. I. 13 tf Honolulu Family Market, (Formerly the Bote Cottage Market,) lloaolulu. Oahn, S. I. THE rXDERSIGXED, would respectfully iuform the Resi .Icnts and Shipmaster, that they can be supplied with the best Beef Pork and Mutton, at hisestatdishment nearly oppo site the Itethel, at the very L.wesl prices Families, Hotels and Boarding House ran be supplied at any time of day wiih the best Sausages, Pork. Sugar C ured Hams ate. X. B. Shipping supplied with Corned Beet Live Stork and Vegetable, at the shortest notice on rea-onable terms. .2.,f B. F. H ARDER, Proprietor. W. BENSON'S Polynesian Dauerrcnii Gallery, MERCHANT STREET. Orcr ike Office of the " Puifit Commercial Advertiser." PICTURES TAKES IX ANY WE ATIIER. 8-tf II. STANGENWALD, HONOLILC DAGCERREAN GALLERY, King street, opposite the Globe Hotel. 47 Piclnrea taken In anf weather. tf FELDIIEIM & CO., Importers and tommission Merchants, Quean el., Hanolala, Oahn, S. I. 35-tf G . II . BURGESS, Artist and Wood Engraver. 32-tf C. II. MA RSIIAI.L, Cooper, Honolulu, Oahu, S. I., las removed hi shop to the yard in rear of the store forn'erly occupied by Punchard &. Co., and would respectfully iuform the public that he is nw prepare.! to execute any order-in the cooperage line, inc. on the most reasonable terms. Tubs, shower bath, and work of every descnptioi made to order.-3.Vtf U. R. CUTHItKRT. Agent for the Shipment of Foreign Seamen' Oillce un Kaahainaau at.. Directlf oypo.'ite the Store cfj. C Spaldi?, Esq. V B Having conformed with the Shipping Law passed by "the last Legislature, relanng to the shipment of Foreign Seamen. W. B. Cutl.b. rt is now prepared to trsnsact all the necessary business connected with his office, and hopes thatbv strict Httentioa to hi business "' ' merit the patronage of the Floating Public. S . JOHNSON, Carpenter, Merchant Street. N. B. IIaaea ta let. 8 tf F. EVANS, CARPENTER, Next lot to the Wesleyan Chapel. Nnuanu Valley, building .... a I lavrsia -tiin" and allJonnutg oone on rrrj w C. H. LEWERS, Carpenter and Lnmber Merchant, Fart Street. Ilaaalala. 27-tf FISCHER & JURGENS, Cabinet Makers and French Polishers, Hatel St, aaaaaite CoTfraneal llanae. 43-6m C, A. TANER, c.i Maker. Honolulu. Oahn, S. I. ra.eonstantl bd tad foral., hmp mnd eottt.. Cm- ..d'mnthiit appemminf to the trtde. Ord.r. rr-mptly attended to. anf xemtH with-jitek d.ptrl- HONOLULU, H. I., BUSINESS CARDS. .Sek J' T WRIGHT, JR., "NiSa Agent of 25-'.f G. CLARE, DEALER IN DRY AND FANCY GOODS, 45 tf Ilatel Street, Ilaaalala. SAVIDGE & MAY, GROCERS, COFFEE ROASTERS AND PROVISION MERCIIANTS. KING STREET, NEAR THE BETHEL. 46-tf McCOLm & CAMPBELL. MERCHANT TAILORS, Fort SL, opposite Bay Ilor.a Hotel. 9tf T. E. HAMILTOM, Accountant and eeneral Atrent. Tradesmen' Book made up and Accounts made out and col- ItmfltmA fK . . a . I 1 . ..v-.u. vmi ciirnrr ur aioipi nit a noiei 8t reels. 13 tf GODFREY RHODES, ACCOUNTANT AND GENERAL AGENT, OFFERS HIS SERVICES as a Broker, in bringing up books, ""ins on i ana coueriing accounts, translating from and into the French and Hawaiian laneuare. Air. Ar Offic. at the store of Mr. U. Khodes, opposite Mr. Monsarrat' nuuiuo Koom. jitf R. S. HOLLISTER, Attorney and Conncellor at Law, and Salicitar in Chancery. Kalaa, Knaal. 10-13 C. II. .NICHOLSON, Merchant Tailor. rEstab:ishinentopposite Seamen' Chapel, Houclula. Oahn, II. I. A Urge assortment of Broadcloths, Cassimere and Linen uriuings, constantly tor sale. Garment mad. at short notice, in latest fashion. 35-tf T. aoiiau, T. Most MA !t Jl. MOSSMAN & SON, Bakers, Grocers and Dealers in Dry Goods. Nnnaun St, Honolulu, Onbu, S. I. 35-tf F. L. JONES, RETAIL DEALER IU DRY GOODS, CLOTHING &C, Carner af Queen aid Nanaaa Streeta, Honalala, II. I. 50-tf P. EMMERT Lithographer. PORTRAITS, Landscapes Private Residences Maps, Plans. fi:li I i ... . . I uni-nraus, iircuinrs, L,aoels, Uustness, t-liow,and Visit ing Cards, neatlv Lithocraiilif.il xnd Pnur.n .! Portraits and Landscapes painted in Oil or Wter-Colors. All orurrs nently and pnunptly executed. Caranaves' Build ing, uvel Vincent Grenier, X'uanu St., Honolulu. 2a-tf D . N . FLITNER, COXTIXL'ES his old business at the new store in Ma i. re's new fire proof building next door above Dr. Ilotf an's Dm: Store on Kaahumanu street. Chrono et rsl'ated hv observations of the sun and stars n it!i a transit instrument accurately adjusted to the Meridian of Honolulu. Particular atten tion given to fine watch repairing. Sextant and (Xuadrant glasses silvered and adjusted Charts and .Nautical instruments constantly on hand and for sale. flonolul i, Nov. 17th, 1S53. 28 If W FOX, BAKER AXD GBOCEB, Nuuanu st 99 between Hotel and Chaplain 6ts., Honolulu respectfully informs his friends aud the public gen erally, that he constantly has on hand a well se lected stock of Groceries, best Flour in barrels and 1-4 bags, best Fresh Butter, Cheese, Ham. Rice, Preserves in tins, etc., etc., all of which he offers for sale cheap. N. B. Best Fresh Bread, 12 Loaves for One Dollar. Hot Mince, Cranberry, Gooseberry, Apple and Banana Pics, dailv. 35-Gm T RON BEDSTEADS, single, double, and chil I dren's; Sujar Mills, Copying Tresses, Coffin Furniture, Brassware, Chests of Tools, Door Scrap ers, &c.. &c, for sale by 47-tf ROBERT C. JANION. TAYY BILLS and WHALERS' BILLS taken at the lowest rates by 47-tf ROBERT C. JANION. Caro Tor the Fall Season. The new A 1. 13 years, British Clipper Barque 380 tons per register, Jelland, Master, was to leave Liverpool on or about the 1st. inst., with a full com plete cargo of European goods, selected expressly for this market; and will be fully due at this port on the 1st. October next. ROBERT C. JANION. Honolulu, May 23rd, 1856. 3-tf The Northern Assurance Company, (Estab lished 1836.) FOR FIRE and Lifo Assurance ,at home and abroad. CAPITAL Cl.259.760 STERLING. The undersigned has been appointed Agent for the Sandwich Islands. ROBERT CHESHIRE JANION, June 16th, 1856. 7-tf at Honolulu. SUTERIOR CHAMPAGNE, from Chalons sur Marne, for sale by 50-tf ROBERT C. JANION. TT-RY GOODS and CLOTHLNO, in great variety. JLW for sale by 47-tf ROBERT C. JANION, FOR SALE by the Agent of the Hudson's Bay Company, 200 doz. Byass' Ale, qrts, 150 Allsop's do. 4 packets best English Hops. April 10, 1856. 49-tf hillliam gri:ig OFFERS for sale at his Store In King-street, next rlnnr to If. Dimond. the followine goods, ex pressly selected for this market, and imported from hLntliind and Fntrland. viz. : White dress shirts of superior quality, babies' robes, chemisettes, collars, boys' Glengary caps, coats, cotton threads, sprig-muslin, printed muslin, carpet bags, superior quality, ladies' enamelled bags, do. steel-chain do., do. plush do.. India-rubber air-tight cushions, assortment of ribbons. An as PlTTITHY and HARDWARE. Shef field manufacture, among which attention is specially called to table cutlery, razors and choice pen -knives. . .r tit orn i . r Also On nana, a quanuiy oi iLwtn. i- Slops, Slops, Slops. "OR SALE at the store of the undersigned a tra fine aualitv PILOT CLOTH COATS. Monkey Jackets, Reefing Jackets sup. heavr Guernsey Frocks, extra heavy large wool len. Stockings, woollen Socks.fine Lamb'a wool Stock ings nd Socks, for sale low. bv 6 VON HOLT ft HETJCK. Honolulu, March 6th 1856.


ocr: TEAS. BLACK OOLONG," SOUCHONG, TOUCHONG, CONGOU, GKKBN VOUXG HYSON, ' GUN POWDER, In small packages, for sale by MELCIIEIiS & CO.


ocr: SPLENDID E FE.VLVG DRESSES I LATEST STYLES. ELEGANT MISLIX AND SILK BAZiZi DRESSES ! embroidered with Silk, Gold and Silver. For sale at G. BUIILE & CO.'S, 52-tf Formerly C. T. Averberg & Co.


ocr: EVE.yJ.yG DRESSES I LATEST STYLES. ELKCAXT MUSLIN AXD SILK BALL DRESSES! embroidered with Silk, Gold and Silver. For sale at G. BUHLE & CO.'S, o2-tf Formerly C. T. Averberg & Co.


ocr: AUnit'lLTlIUAL &MI1C. THE BOARD OF MANAGERS cf the R. TS. Agri.ultural Society, at a meeting held on tl e l"th inst., appointed the following gei.tlcmcn t a Committee to receive and arrange artic lea lor tl Fair to be held on the 30th insL, at the Court Houjh.' Exhibitors will please deliver to this Committee ar ticlea for the Fair in the varioui 'departments speci fied below: General Superintendent!, W. C. Parke and II. 8. S win! on. Manufactures and Raw HaleriaU, B. FitrcBa ard E. P. Adams. Fruits end Veastables, John LadJ end W. F. Allen. Flowers; is. vr. neid. ", Poultry, F. L. Ilaiik- Cattle and Svine, Xf. "Webster and J. E. Chsmler lain. ' Horses and Strp, M. C. Monsarrat and A. J. Cart wright. 1 1-1't llC : "sr .JJftl


ocr: SPLE.YDW E VE.Y1.VG DRESSES LATEST STYLES. ELEGANT .MUSLIN AND SILK BALL DRESSES! Richly embroidered with Silk, Gold and Silver. For sale at G. BUI1LE Sc CO.'S. 52-tf Formerly C. T. Avcrberg & Co.


ocr: Cargo for the Fall Season. The new A L 13 years, British Clipper 380 tons per register, Jelland, Master, was to Liverpool on or about the 1st. inst., with a full com plete cargo of European goods, selected expressly for this market; and will be fully due at this port on the 1st. Ootober next. ROEERT C. JANION. Honolulu, May 23rd, 18-56. 3-tf


ocr: AMUSEMENTS. LONG fit RAFAEL'S GREAT WESTERN CIRCUS -R1S ATTRACTIVE place of amusement will I continue open to the public on TUESDAY, BURSDA , and SATURDAY evenings. A ran t of new and interesting changes will be intro- 'iced in the programme of every performance. MOSS. ROCHETTE, the unrivalled Clown and :ercul?s of the World, and Senor Rafael the most -iceful and daring rider of the a,;e will appear in -mous manges on every pcrtormance PaiCEs of Admission. Dress Circle, - - - - Si.oo. Boxes, -Fit, - 50 25 SINOR EAPAEL, HL WHITTON, -XONS. EOCHETTE, IR. LONG, - - Director of the Eing, Master of the Eing, Clown and Shakespe rean Jester. Equestrian Clown. Treasurer 36-tf IE. SHEPHERD.


ocr: NHV7 GOODS. PANAMA HATS. PERUVIAN HATS. WHITE SHIRTS, CLOTH CAPS. UNDER-SHIRTS, DRAWERS, KID GLOVES. SUSPENDERS, SILK GLOVES, BLACK IIDKFS., CRAVATS. NECK TIES, BLACK PANTS, WHITE PANTS. FROCK COA'IS. VELVET VESTS, SATIN VESTS, WHITE VESTS, SILK VESTS, CRAPE SHAWLS, &c. &c. &c. &c. &c. &c. For sale by GEO. WILLIAMS. 30-tf Kaahumanu St., opposite D. N. Flitner.


ocr: GLASS WARE. TUMBLERS, WINE GLASSES. PORTER GLASSES, DECANTERS, GLASS CANDLESTICKS, CASTORS, DRAM BOTTLES, LIQUOR STANDS, SALT CELLARS, &c. &c. MELCHEltS k CO.


ocr: A ii IS 1 C LT LT U 11 A la F A1?:. "MIE BOARD. QF MANAGERS of the R. II. "ii.ulrural bocietv, ot a meetins held on tbe 1 7th inst., appointed the following gentlemen as a Committee to receive and arrange articles for the Fair to be held on the 30th inst., at the Court Hons?. Exhibitors will please deliver to this Committee ar ticles for tbe Fair in the various departments speci $ed below: General Superintetilct:t$ , "W. C. Parke and II. L. Swint on. Manufacture and Hey ifateiialt, rtrntman and E. P. Adams. Fruits and VejetMst, John Lad J and W. F. Allen. Flowers, If. W. Field. Poultry, F. L. Hanks. Cuttle'and Svinr, W. Webster and J. E. Chamber lain. Horstt and Sl,eey, M. C. Monsarrat end A. J. Cart-wri-ht. . ll-2t NOTICE... 1I1E ANNUAL MEETING of the II-- XvV


ocr: EVENING DRESSES I LATEST STYLES. ELEGANT MUSLIN AND SILK BALL DRESSES! embroidered with Silk", Gold and Silver. For sale at G. BUHLE A COS, 2-tf Formerly C. T. Averberg A Co.


ocr: SPLEXD1D ET'EMXG DRESSES latest styles. ELEGANT MI SLIX AXD SILK BALL D I? ESSES I Richly embroidered with Silk, Gold and Silver. For sale at G. EUHLE & CO.'S, 52-tf Formerly C. T. Averberg & Co.


ocr: Royal Hawaiian Agricultural Society. OTICE. The members of the Society are here by n -tified thit thev can obtain ronip nt th Transaction." yol. 2, N"o. 2. by calling on the un dersigned on Fort St., above Houd St., in the build ing formerly oc:upied by J. Mott Smith. Persons who arc not members may purchase theio atthes-me place, or at the book store of II. JI. Whitney. Z Price 0 ct. GEO. WILLIAMS. Treaeurer: y. B. Mmbra -il' fT!s pr np th subacrir tions. 4.t m


ocr: 8100 PREMIUM! THE BOAltD OF MANAGE KS of theR.H. A. Society ofTer the above Premium for the first ten Bales of Cotton, in shipping condition, of not less than 20Q lbs, each, raised on the Islands by the exhibitor, who must be a member of the Soci ety. J. F. 15. MARSHALL, 21-10t President.


ocr: SITUATION WANTED. YOUNG MAN of business habits, who speaks, besides the English language, German, Spanish and Tortugueseis desirous of obtaining a situation in some respectable business. Please address G. S. II., at this Office. 27-3t


ocr: KARTELL'S 15 RANDY, In koffs of 18 ffallons. VIEUX COGXAC in 1 doz. cases. POUT WINE in I " " MADEIRA in i " " SHERRY in I " " CLARET in 1 " " HOCK WINES in 1 " " L AGE It BEER, BY MELCIIEItS & CO.


ocr: SPLE.YD1D ErE.yj.VG DRESSES Latest styles, elk a a nt musmn and silk BALL DRESSES! Richly embroidered with Silk, Gold and Stiver. For sale at G. BUHLE & CO.'S. 52-tf Formerlv C. T. Averberg & Co.


ocr: SPLENDID E VEXING DRESSES I LATEST STYLES. ELEGAXT MUSLIN AND SILK BALL DRESSES! Richly embroidered with Silk, Gold and Silver. For sale at G. BUIILE & CO.'S, 52-tf Formerly C. T. Averberg & Co.


ocr: To be sold or let. rpWO VILLAS, each wiih every convenience for .1 a family, 1 Nuujcu Villev, close to Rosebank. Apply to " MRS. PATY, cn the premises pr in Honolulu to IL C. WYLLIE, or C C. HARRIS. Eoooiolu, Nwt. 20, 12 1$ . 50-tf


ocr: . POUT OF HONOLULU. Arrived. Sept. 13 Am. bq Neptune, C'unitck, 287 tnj, from San Fran cisco, clem. Am. sh l nca, James, 413 tns, 9 uioa out, 450 wh, 4i)00 lbs iMine this season. 17 Ham burg l.rij Emma, Raben, 185 tns, 138 dayf from llambii rg. 19-Ani. bq Frances Palmer, Stott, 3C2 tns, 14 da frr.ni San Fraucisco. TORT OF LAHAIXA. Cleared. 10 Am. Whaling bq Arab, cruue and lioiuc. fcept.


ocr: hST A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF iHjyjAj mum VELVETS, Extra Fine BLACK SATIK, And a Urge variety of Black and Col'd MELCHKItS & CO.


ocr: SPLEJVD1D EVEXLVG DRESSES I LATEST STYLES. ELF.GANT MUSLIN AND SILK BALL DRESSES! Richly embroidered with Silk, Gold and Siiver. For sale at G. EUnLE St CO.'S, 52-tf Formerly C. T. Averberg & Co.


ocr: F.&CIF1C EXPRESS COHPAM', R, G. NOTES, Prroident. OR THE TRANSPORTATION of Freight. Small Parcels and Letters to and from the At lantic States ; also throughout California, Oregon and the Pacific Coast generally. Collections of all kinds will be iromptly attended to at any of the points mentioned. RICE & CO., Agents. Honolulu, lGth, 1S55 50-tf


ocr: ISTRil F2NB 1 muscat. HASPBERRY SYRUP. LAGEK BEER. MELCHKRS CO. CIA


ocr: $100 PREMIUM J THE BOARD OF MANAGERS of theR.H. A. Society offer the above Premium for the first ten "Bales of Cotton, in shipping condition, of not less thaa 20O lbs. each. iaised on tne lsianas oy th exhibitor, -who mast be a memwr oi tne ooci ety. . . J. P. B. MARSHALL, jl.jot "-, President.


Greenbrier weekly era. [volume]

ocr: AND SPLENDID OF IT A TS, CAI'S, ijc., FOR THE FALL TRADE OF 1855.

place_of_publication: Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]

publisher: Joseph S. Crane & James E. Middleton


ocr: NEW ARRIVAL OF AT UUAHTERS! to hand a large supply of staple nnd fancy Dry Goods and ladies' Dress Goods Cull and examine for yourselves, July 29, MAYO, BEARD & CO. i


ocr: E. BE 1. 1.. M. AI.KX. IIHIfiHV. Subscribers will in a few days be re ccivinp IVoiii the Baiturn Cilict, u lar^o magnificent Stuck of SPUING and SUMMER nil the newest styles o( Gcnlluiucns Dress, Hosiery/ 1 lows, Hoots, Flats, Caps, Bonnets, Hard and (jtinitns Drugs, Dyes! all's, Notions. A *jd<-ii'!> line nl WHITE GOGUS. Glass, l-'aiui'y Toys, Umbrellas and l'ar-tsoi--. We most respect! ally soliejj a ?all form thn of Greenbrier and adjoining counties; our business is 1.o shew our (roods, and sell at immll profits for (,'nsh, (by doinjr cash wc tnuke 110 Allowance lor bad liclil^.l tlie l()th of April, always call at our jY e?n Store, corner of Main and Bank Strcul-t BET.!. & BRICUT. April 1st, lc.'iG.


ocr: <2,50 ACRES OF LAND will oiler, at tion, on / lie fourth Thursday hi May, In , flio of WilUmnfhurff^ tu% Siultiiftr tJrccU m in tin: comity of (? rc 0 ii I* ricr, ? triicl of lainl,ly. inij on tin; wa. ters i>! SSink in^ ('reck, in s;iid county ; wli'rli Innd joins tins land of John Mct'limjj, S. W sills, Norl It, ik i?d <?! li? r.?. Tliis Irnct of lias a small inipf nvenient ?n il. It. i." well Timbered, Watered, n :i?l :i larjje portion of il is well calctMated lor l'iirtnin;r purpose*. Also a (met ol 100 of lnnd, joininij the aliove lrae{. Terms of* llic sale will l?u (ijand 1'J months'. Ron (Is with approved security will lie required, the Deed to lie retained until lite pur chase money iu paid. LEWIS F. WATTS. April I .llli ? Ids.


ocr: Til K HRKKNBKIRR WEEKLY Tilt IS I'UISLI.SIIEU EVEKV TL'KSIMV. TERMS? $2 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE: 82.50 IF DELAYED SIX MONTHS. TKRMS OK ADVKIlTISJ.Vf;. One s?|uiirt;,t\vo iiis?:rtutiis,$l ; lor cnchad xtitioicil insertion, 2.1c. Htisincsn curtls, $5 yc:ir. A lilicul iliscuunt to //d/rly patrons.


The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: PENNSYLVANIA AND WISCONSIN, /tutu NOTARY ft title. . Co*. OF TntRD AXD MINNESOTA STS., St. tf\l*L, M. T. REVOTED. CATHCART & CO., Have removed to their new ON THIRD STREET. Cathcart & CO., Will tell from this day the balance of their Elegan Stock of SUMMER, DHESS, AND FA JVC Y GOODS, At Cost, For Cash! >'ur object In (loins so is, that we are about to remove Into our JYvie Brick Store 9 ON THIRD STREET, (OPFOSITE PRESLEV’ff ) We are anxious to reduce our pre ent Stock of Rich Ooodss 'n order to show the Best and Largest Assortment of DOMESTIC and foreign DRY GOODS, This Fall thtfC ito Save ever had. Cine of our Arm wll leave or the Eastern Markets Immediately after we have removed, and until his return we will Conttfifie to fell dH our gammer Goods at Cost, FOR CASH!! Please call at our Old Stand, N 0.20 ROBERTS STREET' until the 12th of August, after that, at our NEW STORE ON THIRD STREET, And bee what a Splendid Stock OF RICH, FASHIONABLE, DRESS AND Fancy Goods , TVe have, and wbat our Prices are. CATHCART & CO. St. Paul, July 29, 1556.-d*wy

place_of_publication: Saint Paul, Minn. Territory

publisher: Owens & Moore


ocr: Rich’* Salamander safes, WILDER’S PATE AT. m , A large assortment o ■ for sale at the depot 116 vault Umf/and the only maker* of Salamander Safe com -1.1.8. W«a. a»J »W. COK>TAS^


ocr: REDWING- ARDWARE, CUTLERY, STOVES. TINWARE, ISO* NAILS, * CO>> Red Wing, M. T., Sept. 6, 1864. mU notice] Iq i, v given that Books will be open at Ibeedßee of Edmund Rice, In the city of St. Paul, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, on the 16th day of March, Inst., subscriptions ta the capital stock of the “8u


ocr: LAND AGENCY, /4 ACRRS for sale. Good farming land W partly cultivated uot far from IV.Paul These lands will be sold or rented 111 quantities to suit. C. MKYE t St 11. MINDEN. Cor. Seventh and Broadway, St. Pau'.


ocr: STEAMBOAT OFFICE, LOWER LEVEE, SAINT PAUL. ATTENDS exclusively to delivering, collecting, all other business for Steamboats. [July 5 V. K. ROUTT,


ocr: Galena, Dunleith & Minnesota PACKET OOMP’NY 6RRIN SltlTH, President.., J.R.£oNES» Secretary. ARRANGEMENT FOR 185 6. iJSSst Two Daily Lines to Saint Paul, AND A . f‘ DAILY LINE TO ROCK ISLAND. IMMEDIATELT on the opening of'Navigation, the Boats of this company will commence making reg ular trips between Galena and Saint Paul, leaving Ga lena every mfipflng and evening (Sundays excepted) in time to do business at Dubuque and Dunleith, and con nect at Dunleith with the tralfcs ol the Illinois Central Railroad from the Bast and South going up and return ing. They will stop at all intermediate points, and re main at St. Paul sufficiently long for passengers to visit he Falls of St. Anthony. The following boats comprise the line between Galena and St. Paul .* WAR EAGLE, Capt.D. S. Harris. GALENA, “ Kennedy Lodwick NORTHERN BELLE, “ Preston Lodwick GOLDEN ERA, “ J. W. PARKER. LADT FRANKLIN, « K.'P. Lucas. OCEAN WAVE, <* B. H. Gleim. CITY BELLE, “ Wm. LAWTON. GRANITE STATE, “ J. Y. Hurd, ALHAMBRA; ’’ ‘ «* W. H. Gabbert. AU first-class steamers, commanded by the most skill ful and gentlemanly officers, and' are ‘fitted up wjth a view to the' - safety ahd comfort of passetrg#s. Be'ing n. 8. riihfl boats', a&d rtmblng in connectioff with the Rafl road, their punetifkliiy can be relied upon I This Coiq pavy,Will also run Che • >» ’ * • ROYAL ARCH, Captain j. J. Smith, • GF.ESK SLAVE, “ C. GOLD, between Galena and Rock Island; making a daily line connecting at Rock Island with the “Chicago and Rock Island Railroad*' and the «st. Lorils, Keokuk and Rock (siaud'*-lipe of first class steamers; at Fulton City with tbe trains of the Chicago, Fultotv and lowa Railroad, and at Galena with the boats of the Galena, Dunleith. Dubuque and St. Paul line 61 Steamers, thus farming » safe, comfortable and reliable line' between St. Louis and st. Paul, connecting with the Railroads at Dunleith Fulton City end Rock Island. % j For freight ot passage apply at the office on boarf, dr to Campbell; Jones It Co., Galena; Campbell, Stfmson Sc Co., Dunleith; Edward Stlmson tc Co., Dubuque , Blakeley tc Burbank, or Borup It Champlin, St. Paul; Porar tc Co., or Langley It Co., Rock Island j H. P. Weborg It Co., or Jno. Phelps, Fulton City. 4 CAMPBELL, JONES & CO., Agents, ' No. 36 X.evce, Galena. Galena, April 2,1866. • • ap29daw6m


Minnesota weekly times. [volume]

ocr: Minnesota (times. FRIDAY. OCT. 10. 185®. t *«■ l.::»ii:-Frfr Nui-Fm SfHrk!—Tr*rPrf»i! Frce-mont I— -l'reedetn : USk REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. *VR FIIK3IDCNT. JOHN C. FREMONT. OF CALIFORNIA. FOR VICK PRESIDENT. WILLIAM L. DAYTON, OF NEW JKRSET. KKI‘LHI.ICAN NOMINATIONS. For Re pro tentative*—First Ward Dl-Ui.t: WILLIAM BRANCH, BEN. W. BRUNSON. For Representative*—Second ud Third Ward District*. JUSTUS C. RAMSEY. CHARLES BERGFELD. Far Reprr-rntatlve—Lit Ur Canada District. CARLTON GORING. COUNTY TICKET. For County Treasurer, P. P. FCRBER. For Comity Commissioner, PARKER PAINE. For Coroner, WM. U. SHELLEY. Fur Aearesere, J. W. SELBY, E. A. BuYD, A. R. KEifER.

place_of_publication: St. Paul, Minn.

publisher: Newson, Mitchell & Co.


ocr: PRINTING INKS—BLACK AND COLORED^ Wo shall soon ha.e on hand a large Hock of John P. M’Craary’a CELEBRATED INKS, BOTH PLAIS ASD COLORED, Which wo will dispose of to Printers at a reasonable rate FOB CASH. T. M. XEW.SON fit CO. St. Fatft O-t. 7, IS.-.G.


ocr: PITKIN, BROTHER A CO, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ENGLISH, GERMAN, AND AMERICAN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c., &c. Blacksmith, Cooper , Carpenter & Cabinet Toole MILL SAWS, &c, 111 BOCTH WATER ST.. Chicago. £3“ We Import and have on hand every variety of • t>, ’ ve -


The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: or of Isaac CojfWAV, near the premts-s. J. Q. A. WA*D, Ju’y 29,-dtf. R. F. HOtfSEWORTIT. FOR A FEW DAYS! CATHCABT A CO., Will sell from this day the balance of tfeli; Elegant Stock of SUMMER, DRESS, AND FJtJYCY GOODS, A,t Cost, for Cash! object In doing so Is, that we are about to remove Into our JYew Brick Store, ON THIRD STREET, (opposite psesley's.) We are anxious to reduce our present Stock of Rich Cfoods, In order to show the Best and Largest Assortment of DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS, This Pall that we have ever had. One of our firm will leave for the Eastern Markets immediately after we Lave removed, and until his Return we will continue to sell all our Summer Goods at Cest, FOR CASH!! Pleate call at our Old Stand, No. ?0 ROBERTS STREET, until the 12th of August, after that, at our NEW STORE ON TIIIRD STREET, And see what a Splendid Stock OF RICH, FASUIONABLE, DRESS AND Fancy Goods , We bare, and what our Prices are. CATHCART A CO. Bt. Panl, July 29,1868.-dewy


ocr: hia friends to be in town or some «ur country. Any person knowing the said Davenport Brack'tt, also where he Is or whet has be of him, If they will Inform me by letter, to St. Fells, shell be rewarded for the same. August 9-wlw* JAMES BRACKETT. A FEW DAYS! CATHCART & CO., sell from this day the balance of tlelr Elegant Stock of SUMMER, DRESS, AMD GOODS, % At Cost, for Cash! v c J J object 1b doing so is, that we are about to remove into onr JVetc Brick Store , ON THIRD STREET,. (OPPOSITE PRESLEY’S.) We are anxious to redace our present Stock of Jtich Goods, In order to show the Best and Largest Assortment of DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS, Fall that we have ever had. One of onr firm will leave for the Eastern Markets immediately after wa removed, and until his return we will continue to sell all our Summer Goods at Cost, fO# CASH! I cell at our Old Stand, Ne. 20 ROBERTS STREET, until the 13th of August, after that, at onr STORE ON THIRD STREET, And i>ee what a Splendid Stock RICH, FASHIONABLE, DRESS AND Fancy Goods , Wfi have, and what our Prices arc. CATHCART & CO. St. Panl, July 29, 1 866.-dawy


ocr: Mott 4k Palmes, merchant tailors, BENCH STREET, irst Block aiooe (fa Pvst Office, anil next Dm Idow Messrs. Gmnleof Chappell's Jevdry Start, Are hqw opening and design keeping an hqnd, by weekly receipts from the Kart, the finest stojk of GENTS* CLOTHING! ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, AND AMERICAN CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, VE STINGS, AND Furnishing Goods y Ever offered In this market, which will be sold at Wholesale or Retail. Having unsurpassed facilities for buying in the Atlan tic Cities, we pledge ourselves (p offer SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS to Cash purchasers. Garments of all kinds made to order by the best workmen and in the latest styles. The patronage of a discriminating public is respect fully solicited. GEO. C. MOTT. St. Paul, June 24. GEO. PALMES Je24d3m


ocr: BID WELLS’ EXCHANGE BANK , THIRD STREET, SAINT PAUL. EXCHANGE Bought and Sold at all times, and at best Rates ; DRAFTS AT SIGHT, In sums of ONE POUND AND UPWARDS, Payable in ail the principal Towns in England, Ireland and Scotland. Deposits Received Payable on Demand, GOOD ENDORSED PAPER DISCOUNTED, COLLECTIONS MADE, And all financial business transacted under the general system of Banking. IRA BIDWBLL tt SON, Bankers. JOHN R. MADISON. Cashier. Jel9dtf WILLIAM L. BANNING & Co., BANKERS, Banking House Eagle St., near the Winslow House. MONEY received on deposit, Exchange bought and sold, Money constantly on hand at market rates, is tor large sums on real csiate made on most fa vorable terms.


ocr: Third streets, opposite the Merchant’s Hotel. REMOVED. CATHCART & CO., removed to their new Store, Oil Third Street. Cathcart A CO., sell from this day the balance of thplr Elegan Stock of SUMMER, DBESS, AND GOODS, At Cost, For Cash! object In doing so Is, that we are about to remove Into our JYew Brick Store O N THIRD STREET, (OPPOSITE PBESLEy’S.) We are anxious to reduce our present Stock of Rich €rood§, order to show the Best and Largest Assortment of DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN GOODS, Fall that we have ever had. One of our firm wll for the Eastern Markets immediately after we removed, and until h(s return we will continue to sell ell our Summer Goods at Cost, FOR CASH!! call at our Old Stand. Na. 20 ROBERTS STREET. until the 12th of August, after that, at our STORE ON THIRD STREET, And see what a Splendid Stock RICH, FASHIONABLE, DRESS AND Fancy Goods , W e liaye, and wbat .qyr Prices arc. CATIICART & CO. St. Paul, July 29, 1866.-dawy


ocr: Auction this Evening! Kettering, Cleland & Co. Will Sell this Evening at Public Auction, a Large Lot of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hardware, Guns, Yankee Notions , <s-c. 53” The Auction Rooms are on the coiner of Jackson and Third streets, opposite the Merchant’s Hotel.


ocr: RED WIN tf. HARDWARE, CUTLERY, STOVES, TINWARE, IRON NAILS, Be., PER NEW ELL & CO.. Rad Wlag, M. T., Sept. 6, 1864. wtf


ocr: Rich’s Salamander salts, ' WILDER?* PATENT. — A large aaaortment tf □ Safes of various slaes and patterns, with and wll*- , out powder proof locks, for aale at the depot 116 Water at., New York. I Burglar - proof Bank [Vaults and vault doom made to order. STEARNS % V MARVIV I (Late of Steam* A Co., mcceeeoreto Air hi* Co) 144 Water at., and cor. Avenue A and St. Mark* let Place, N. T., P ) Proprietors of Rich’s I a* tent, and the only makers __ of Salamander Safe coco btnins Wilder god Rich’s Patents. _ . .. ■ WM- CONSTANS,


ocr: CATHCART & CO., Have removed to their new Store, On Third Street. Cathcart & CO., Will sell from this day the balance of their Xlcgtih Stock of SUMMER, DRESS, AND IVI JVCY GOODB, At Cost, Fox Cash! > t « 4 Our object in doing so Is, that we are about to remove into our JYeip Brick Store . , ' ** , V*j* o' * ON THIRD STREET, it it »* (opposite Presley’s.) W* ora anxious to reduce our present Stock of Rich Goods, 1.4 UN 5. In order to show the Best and Largest Assortment of 4FP FOREIGN DRY GOODS, This Fail that we have ever had. Oae of our firm wll leave for the Eastern Markets immediately after we *• * l ... have removed, and until his return we will continue to » i‘ 'fci* aV- . . . •ell all onr Sommer Geode at Cost, < .... FOR C4SH!! •' .it .• » Please call at onr Old Stand, Ne.2o ROBERTS STREET. until the 12th of August, after that, at our it -j t » NEW STORE ON THIRD . - A >•*', . ’ *! ' «- ‘ » f. And sae what a Splendid Stock 0? RICH, FASHIONABLE, DRESS AND Fancy Goods , We Ijnve, and what our Prices are. CATHCART & CO. St Paul, July 29, lgM.idhw y V “ * ’


Minnesota weekly times. [volume]

ocr: EAGLE WORKS, CHICAGO, Illinois, F' the largest Machinery Mauirfaclory and Depot tn tb« Culted States, where may he found RAILROAD FREIGHT CARS, POKTABI E AND BTATIONAKV, STEAM ENGINES, Locomotive and Cylinder Steam Boilers. ALL KINDS OF WOOD AND IRON MACHINERY, Premium Portable CIRCULAR SAW MILLS. V lilt Import uni Anll-Prlciton Improvement*. i'lllLO** PATENT ROTARY SAW MILLS, NGVKB’ POKTAHIK FMICtt ANDCOUX Ml 1.1 A, With II,o»' liiipruveati nt*. Willi or without K,ti», ami Gene ral Mill Furnish I iikiv SUPERIOR SHINGLE MILLS, Steam and Water Guages, KTKAiH WHITTLES, finished I!rets* Moil: and l.iif/iiie Trimmings, CASTINGS AND MILL GEARING, ‘4ATKB’ PATF.NT SCKKW CI'TTKH, BEST MACIi]NISTS , FILES, iff «»iir own I tiitorratioii. BMCKK I*ll K. I.HI l:« JIKS, MIFKT V ORK. fcc.fcr. We say to pur patron., and llie public generally, that Cf relnlore * •' have not heeit able to ket p op with the demand, and now we have largely lucca*ed otir Woik*, IhCreaseil onr Firm, anti have greater lacililp.l r supply mg the West with Mack tin ty than ;ny otltt r estahlisl.incni. MATKs, WARNKK, Oil a LMKKS & FRASER. P. W. CATEfc- E. I. WAUKEK, T. CHALMERS, A. C. WARMER, I): R. FRASER. June 25-1 yw. MARK AMI COLT ftTKAVED, $


The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: RED W 1 N O « HARDWARE, CUTLERY, STOVES, TINWARE, IRON NAILS, Ac., PER NEWELL & CO.. Bed Wing; M. T., Sept. 6, 1864. wtf


ocr: Rich 9 * Salamander safes, WILDER’S PATENT. 1 I - . IBM. i a, - b nlng Wlluei aud Rich’s Patents. WM.


Minnesota weekly times. [volume]

ocr: . ui ' i.%4py^ir i ? / Sr 1 * 1 BOERHAVE’S HOLLAND BITTERS! ,; TH* CELXBRATBD HOI.T AKD ItKMEDY FOR : PTirEPiii, , DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, LITRE COMPLAINT, WIiAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER AND AGUE, And the various affections consequent upon a disordered STOMACH OR LIVER, SUCH as Indigestion, Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky Pains, Heartburn, Los* of Appetite, Despondency, Cosilveness, Bilal and needing Piles. In alt Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgic Affection*, it hsa ia many Instances proved highly beneficial, and in others effected a decided cure. Tht*-is a purely vegetable compound, prrparedon tlrelr strict ly sclenilUc principles, after tbe manner of the celebrated Holland Professor, Boethave. Because of Its great success In most of the European States, Its introduction Into the United States was idUtodi-d more especially for those of our father land seature> here and there over the face of this mighty country. Meetl.ig with great success among them, I now of fer It to the American public, knowing that Its truly- wonder, ful medicinal virtue* must be acknowledged. It Is particularly recommended to those persons whose eon etituUona may have been. Impaired by the continuous nee of ardent spirits, or other form* of dlcslpetlon. Generally In* stanteaeone la effect, It finds Its way to the seat of life, tbrii ling and quickening every nerve, raising up the drooping spirit, aad, In fact, infusing pew health and vigor In the system. be disappointed; bnt to tbe sick, week, and low spirited, It will prove a grateful aromatic cordial, poaseaaed of singular remedial properties. ■ CAUTION! The great popularity or tuts delightful Aroma baa Induced many Imitations, which, tbe public should guard against pur cha*ing. Be not persuaded to buy anything else until you have given Boerhave’s Holland Bitters a fair trial. One bottle will con vines you hoW Infinitely superior It ta ts all these Imlto


The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: RED W I nr o * ARDWARE, CUTLERY, STOVES,TINWARE.IRO* NAILS, fcc., PER .. NEWELL & CO.. fted Wing, M. T., Sept. 6, 1964. wtf


ocr: Kith’*; Salamander safes, WILDER’S PATENT. * Wilder and Rich’s Patents. -


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ocr: PITKIN, BROTHER & CO7 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ENGLISH, GERMAN, AND AMERICAN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c., &c. Blacksmith, Cooper , Carpenter A. Cabinet Tools MILL SAWS, Ac., ill SOUTH WATER ST., Chleaga. #3“ We Import and have on hand every variety of the


ocr: HEALTH AND STRENGTH MUST INE VITABLY FOLLOW ITS USB! HOLLAND BITTERS BOERH AVE’S HOLLAND BITTERS. THB CELEBRATED BOLT AND RKiIEOV FOR DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF TIIE KIDNEYS, LIVER COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER AND AGUE, And the various a fleet ions consequent upon a disordered STOMACH OR LIVER, SUCH as Indigestion, Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky Pains, Heartburn, Loss or Appetite, Despondency, Costiveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgic Affections, lthxslnmauy Instances proved highly beneficial, and In others effected a decided cure. This Isa purely vegetable compound, preparedou their strict ly scientific principles, alter the manner of the celebrated Hoi land Professor, Boerhave. Because of Its great sucres# la most of the European Stater, Its latroduetlon Into the United States was intended more especially for those of our father land scattered here and there over the face of this mighty country. Meeting with great success among them, I now of fer It to the American public, knowing that Its (- uly wonder ful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged. It Is particularly recommended to those persons whose con stitutlons may have been impaired by the continuous use of ardent spirits, or other forms of dissipation. Generally In stantaneous in effect, It finds Its way to the seat of life, thril ling and quickening every nerve, raising tip thedrooplng spirit, and, In fact, Infusing now health and vigor In the system. NOTICE —Whoever expects to find in this a beverage will be rfsappolnted; bnt to the sick, weak, and low spirited, It will prove a grateful aromatic cordial, possessed of singular remedial properties. CAUTION! The great popularity of this delightful Atom# has Induced many Imitations, which the public should guard against pur chasing. Be not persuaded to buy anything else until you have given Boerhave’s Holland Bitters a fair trial. One bottle will convince you how infinitely superior It Is to all these Imita tions. ■» Sold at $1 00 per bottle, or six bottles for $6 00, by tht SOLE PROPRIETORS, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO., MANUFACTURING PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS, PITTSBURGH, PA. Barclay Bro’s, Chicago. Barnard, Adams &. Co.,St. Louis, S. W.Dyoth & Sons, Philadelphia. JohnD.Park, Cincinna ti. Barnes k Park, New Tork, and by Druggists and Mer chants generally throuhout the United States and Canada. DAT k JKNKS. St. Paul, and other Druggists. sept6-1y THE OLD BROWN OKCE MOKE, THE OLD BROWN DRUG STORF Is again being filled to its utmost capacity, with a very fine assortment of the choicest DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, AND FANCY ARTICLES, Selected by Mr. BOND in person from the best stock Eastern Markets. Persons desiring first rate articles at low rales, will of con continue to crowd into THE OLD BROWN, ST. ANTHONY STREET Upper St. Paul To Country Healers. rjTHK OLD BROWN Is better prepared to fill orderr, with Better Articles and at Cheaper Rates, than aaj other


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ocr: SAM’L G. SLOAN, Beal Estate Agent and CONVEYANCER, OFFICE. ST. ANTHONY ST., ST. Paul, M. T. Land bought and sold on Commission. Money loan ed and investments made to the best advantage. Deeds, Mortgages and other legal instru ments neatly end accurately drawn.


ocr: FLAVIEN BEAUDETTEE, WOULD respectfully announce to the inhabitants of Mendota and vicinity, that be has erected a CAR RIAGE A WAGGON SHOP, also, a BLACKSMITH SHOP, on the corner of first and F streets, In the town of MRNDOTA, where waggons and carriages of the best Reality will always be fonudfor sale, and all description of Blacksmith work executed with dispatch. Mandota, Jan 29,1366 w4y


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ocr: EAGLE WORKS, CHICAGO, Illinois, I*‘V largrot Machinery Maaufaeto* ui Depot mM Halted States, where may be lonad RAILROAD FREIGHT CARS, PORTABLE AND STATIOKABT, STEAM ENGINES* locomotive and Cylinder Steam Boilers. ALL KINDS ON WOOD AND IRON MACHINERY, Premium Pertabla CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, With Important Anti-Friction Improvements. CHILD’S PATENT ' ROTARY SAW Mirtf NOTBS’ PORTABLE AND COEN MILLS, Wtth new improvements. With or without bolts, and Oeutf ral Mill Furnlahing*. SUPERIOR SHINGLE MILLS, Steam and Water Guages, STEAM WHISTLES, Finuhod Bran Work and Engina Trimming «, CASTINGS AND MILL GEARING OATES’ PATENT SCREW CUTTER, BEST* MACHINISTS’ FILES, * Of our own Importation. SMOKE PIPE, BKEECHES, SHEET WORK, Ac. Am We any to our patrona, and the public generally, that heretofore we have not been able to keep up with the demand, and now wo have largely increased our Works, increased ear Firm, and have greater facilities for supplying the Weet with Machinery than any other establishment. OATES, WARNER, CHALMERS A FRASBR. r. W. OATES, E. a. WABNEN, t. craumm, A. a. WABMEE, Dt B* FKABXE. June JS-ljv. THE OJ.D BROWN ONCE MORE,


ocr: MINNESOTA WEEKLY TIMES. We overstep the bounds of “ our modesty,” (see Pioneer) to state that the MINNESOTA WEEKLY TIMES is the Largest al»«t ({Mssmrst Printed Paper Id Minnesota. Published this iflCTning, full of interesting reading matter, at the following rates: TERMS OF TIIK WEKKLT: Single Copy * Five Ten Copies Twenty Copies,


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ocr: C. B. Price & Co., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in every vox is it, of Steamboat, Hotel, Hoase Furnishing mid FANCY GOODS, WOODEN AND WILLOW-WARE, AND all kinds or Baths, Water Coolers, Refr gcra ters, lee Chests, Provision Safes, &c., kc., Sain Anthony Street, Saint Paul. [Sept 5, 1 55


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ocr: REDWING. ARDWABE, CUTLKRT, STOVES, TINWARE* TROX, NAILS, Ao., PER * NEWELL & CO.. Red Wing, K. T., Sept. 5,1864. -wif


ocr: Rich’s Salamander safes. WILDER?S PATENT. ' ■■ ■ ■■. ■ >. A large assortment tf Safes of varlons stses and Patterns, with and wlln : out powder proof locks, i fcl for sale at the depot ltd Water st., New Tork. Burglar-proof Bank Vaults and vault doors HII&dZEEMIISsIia made to order. HltoTOtßaiß PTEARNS & MARVIN PTliKHlßillWu (hale of Stearin s£iii£fiiiai!UnJ!9 •ucctttonto rum-co) tel 1 IP1«146 Water st., and cor. wSIESmSSSSISgShB Avenue A and St. Mark |get Place, N. T., f ) Proprietors of Rich's I a iJHWaltAw]aMEf tent, and the oalymaksra of Salamander Safe com* Kinin. wilder and Rich’s Patents.


ocr: i i t I t , mvn twvwsvsu PATENT TRUSS BRIDGES IME L NLUUkIGNEL ARE I’RoCRIEToR.' . f k, -k,., le .b» Temey - 1 M„—m, - • frrraru Oo r>Mk« to -k, ee-ta, ot . »*i, W*T n* **"*WhT *M»-*b Me*. • tar ta*,', e MM. »ee •*, w tore >■■*,! - f to t*.ot .. <-• k»», MM UoftU M (M at tb, Kt Mk u to r JUb *»«• *• to M>w - o to, -mi* latotarto *»>e- i—n mt AS MMtatah* >«M Lb* eiibito. MU m—. ,r e*' ,n — u -J TO JJ L^P <nII> *SW«IW.

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ocr: FOB A FEW DAYS! Cathcart Sc CO., Will sail from this day the balance of thetr Klegan Stock of SUMMER, DRESS, AND FA JVC Y GOODS, At Cost, For Cash! Our object In doing so is, that we are about to remove Into our JYew Brick Store■■ ON THIRD STREET, (OPPOSITE PRESLEY*!.) We are anxious to reduce our present Stock of Rich Goods, In order to show the Best and Largest Assortment DOMESTIC AND FOREJGty DRY GOODS, This Fall that we have ever had. One of onr Arm will leave for the Eastern Markets immediately after we Lave removed, and until his return we will continue sell all our Summer Goods at Cost, FOR CASH!! Please call at our Old Stand, No. 20 ROBERTS STREET. nnUl the 13th of August, after that, at onr NEW STORE ON THIRD STREET, And t>ee what a Splendid Stock OF RICH, FASHIONABLE, DRESS AND Fancy Goods , We Lave, and what our Prices are. CATHCART & CO. St. Paul, July 29, 1866.-dawy


ocr: NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE!? miss it a. baker, Mm HAVING Justraturaed tram to* CRfM New ml A ork wltb ** choice • lot of Parle Millinery sad Dress Trimming Goods astoeotty would produce, c * U . Ul * attention of the Lsdles of Saint Psul sod vicinity to (he following otra Berated goods; t **J* , *!^^ l *** , efeMry dUcrlptien, price Eland Lac**, Straw Blond*, Wreath*, Head-drette*. Drtte Embroidered Silk*, Worried*. Hosiery, Tidies. Whit* Mut.in for Drette*, tveh at Nantook > Swiss, Bishop Lawn and Barrad: The late*t*tyl* of Mantilla*, Bertha Crape*, gc.,f-c. Fashionable Dress Making. Kies R. bee In her employ a eotter from the east, of six years’ < xperience, and la prepared to execute work In this line satisfactory to all who may entrust her with their work. She It now In receipt of all the late and most fashionable patterns for dresses pc., and will be pleased to exhibit to all whe will favor herwith a call. £3* Milliners furnished at a small advance above N. Toßk cost. (May 9, dtf


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ocr: iHimirsotii felts. FHI DA Y,~SEPT. 19, 1856 I- r< f I.hii*!!—l'ree Mm!—Free Kprrrk!—FT*® I*l*41 1 > rre-iM«ui:--l'rrrdoiii! isk HEPI PLICAN NOMIN ATIONS. toil FKESIDEST, .JOHN C. FREMONT. OK CALIFORNIA* KOH VICK PRESIDENT, WILLIAM L. DAYTON, OF NEW JERSEY.


ocr: PITKIN, BROTHER & cSj~ IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ENGLISH, GERMAN, AND AMERICAN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c., &c. Blacksmith, Cooper, Carpenter & Cabinet Tools. MILL SA WS, kc., 111 SOCTH WATER ST., Chicago. >v S 3” We Import a>*d have on hand every variety of the


ocr: EAGLE WORKS, CHICAGO, Illinois, IS the largest Machinery Manufactory and Repot -«•* United States, where may be found RAILROAD FREIGHT CARS, PORTABLE AND STATION ART, STEAM ENGINES, Locomotive and Cylinder Steam Boilers. ALL KINDS OF WOOD AND IRON MACHINERY, Premium Portable CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, With Important Anti-Friction Improvements. CHILD’S PATENT ROTARY SAW MILL*. NOYES’ PORTABLE FLOUR AND CORN MILLS, W‘th new Improvements. With or without bolts, and Gene ral Mill Furnishings. SUPERIOR SHINGLE MILLS, Steam and Water Guages, STEAM WHISTLES, Finished Brass Work and Engine Trimming s, CASTINGS AND MILL GEARING, GATES’ PATENT SCREW CUTTER, BEST MACHINISTS’ FILES, Of our own importation. SMOKE PIPE, BREECHES, SHEET WORK, Ac. Ac. We say to our patrons, and the pubUo generally, tfcwt neretof ore we have not been able to keep np with the demand, and now we have largely Increased onr Works, increased n Firm, and have greater facilities for supplying the Westwltk Machinery than any other establishment. GATES, WARNER, CHALMERB A FRASER. r. w. gates, e. s. Warner, t. chalmers, A. G. WARNER, D: R. FRASER. June 26-lyw. WM. WOOD. s. K. BARKLEY. WOOD A


ocr: NEW IRON STORE! J. B. HOLMES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN IRON, NAIL.B, SPIKES, STEEL, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, TREES, SEEDS, SHRUBBERY, Ac.| Stowes, Plows, aud Window Cilass. J ly 14-tf THIRD STREET, ST. PaUL, M. T.


ocr: NOTHING HIM ST. PAUL IS BOUND TO BE A LARGE ami 6REENLEAF * CHAPPELL Are boand ta grew up With M. Of ream they ara bonnd ta tell the beat as well as the sheapest WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, GOLD CHAINS, KEYS, RINGS, PINS, SEALS, PORT MONAIES, Ac., and a large variety of other necessary articles toe numerous to mention In this advertisement. The subscribers have an Agent Id New York who constantly supplies them with the most Fashionable Jewelry, As., and they are thus enabled to offer to the Citizens of SU Paul and surrounding country the BEST a* well as the CHEAPEST goods at Wholesale and Retail. WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JBWKLRT OF ALL KINDS, neatly cleaned and repaired In the best possible manner and WARRANTED. 53” Remember the place, at the ST. UL JEWELRY STORE, In Upper Town, nearly opposite the American House. GREENLEAF A CHAPPELL. N. B.—All kinds of Watch Work done for the Trade, moil as New Wheels, Cylinders, Staffs, Jewels, Ac., Ac., at a reasonable discount. de7-wtf


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ocr: TRUMAN M. SMITH. BANKER AND Dealer in Real Estate, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA. EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD. Interest allowed on time Deposit. Particular atten tion paid to the purchase and sale of Real Estate, Loan ing Money, Locating Land Warrants, Payment of Tax es, etc., etc. oct 17—tf


ocr: Rich’* Salamander salt*. WILDER’S PATENT. ' . i ■ ■ A large assortment cf /aWWfWIW\ Safes of various sizes and (JKEsjgggmmmiiEEßßL patterns, with and witn out powder proof locks, toT sal * at tl)e depot Water at., New York. SaIIETHWIHWW Burglar-proof Bank HHBSyUiIBIBI Vaults and vault doors QltuTmnTllKvlM made to order. STEARNS k MARVIN 011 ril! S 9 ISi ■ll3 (Late of Stearns 4r <f FISIIMIHIniHUEa successors to Rich Co). WliglgllJlKn 146 Water st., and cor. Avenue A and St. M»ik— *■ : ; v.TfiV'-" >v et piace ’ \ } Proprietors ot Rich’s I V7|nfflnCß3sTf3HPV’ tent, and the of Salamander Safe


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ocr: EAGLE WORKS, CHICAGO, Illinois, 18 ths largest Machinery Manufactory and Depot In tho United State*, where may ho round RAILROAD FREIGHT CARS, PORTABLE AND STATIONARY, STEAM ENGINES, Locomotive and Cylinder Steam Boilers. ALL KINDS OF WOOD AND IRON MACHINERY, Premium Portable CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, With Important Anti-Friction Improvements. CHILD’S PATENT ROTARY MAW MILLS. NOTES’ PORTABLE FLOUR AND CORN MILLB, W'th uew improvements. With or without bolts, and Gone ral Mill Furnishing*. SUPERIOR SHINGLE MILLS, Steam and Water Guages, STEAM WHISTLES, Finished Brats Work and Engine Trimmings, CASTINGS AND MILL GEARING (GATES’ PATENT SCREW CUTTER, BEST MACHINISTS* FILES, Of our own Importation. SMOKE PIPE, BREECHES, SHEET WORK, Ac. he. We say to our patrons, and the public generally, that neretofore wo have not been able to keep up with the demand, andnow we have largely increased our Works, Increased our Firm, and have greater facilities l.r supplying the Weet with Machinery than any other establishment. GATES, WARNER, CHALMERS A FRASER, p. w. gates, s. *. Warner, t. ckalmeu, A. a. WARNER, D.- R. FRASER. June 25-1 yw. IIASiH. AKD LAKD OFFICE, At Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1957. oajeujos whicox, Notary Public and Conveyancer; DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, LAND WARRANTS, STOCKS, GOLD AND EXCHAJYG E, AND GENERAL AGENT, For Entering, Buying and Selling Land and Land War rants; Paying Taxes; Investing and Loaning Money; Collecting , tfc. Opposite Falls of St. Authony, near V. S. Land Office. WILL attend to the purchase and sale of and


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ocr: fcThe Pioneer Millinery Store- MRS. L. M. STOAKES. THI Ladles of St. Paul and vicinity are politely re quested to call and examine the largest and splendid assortment of Millinery Goods ever offered the West, Mrs. Stoakes having Just returned from York with a choice selection of Fall and Winter Bon nets, Silks, Satins, Velvet, Plushes, Ribbons, Feathers, 4"c. Also,, a rich variety of French Embroid ered Collars, Laced Bands & Collars, French Gloss Embroidering the same, and many other articles too nu merous to mention; all of which can be seen at Pioneer Millinery Store, on St Anthony street, the New York Bazaar. Milliners can be supplied at a slight advance on Y. prices, and customers will be j>l« astd and with the exceeding low rates at which my goods will


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ocr: EAGLE WORKS, CHICAGO, Illinois, IS the largest Machinery Manufactory aud D.pot In the United States, where may be found RAILROAD FREIGHT CARS, PORTABLE AND STATIONARY, STEAM ENGINES, Locomotive and Cylinder Steam ALL KINDS OF WOOD AND IRON MACHINERY, Premium Portable CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, With Important Anti-Friction Improvements. CHILD'S PATENT ROTARY SAW MILLS, NOYES’ PORTABLE FI.OI R AND CORN MILLS, qg'tth new improvements. With or without bolts, and Gene ral Mill Fnrnlshiniß. SUPERIOR SHINGLE MILLS, Steam and Water Guages, STEAM WHISTLES, Finished Brass Work and Engine Trimmings , castings and mill gearing, GATEk” PATENT SCREW CUPTER,’ BEST MACHINISTS’ FILES, Of our own Importation. SMOKE PIPE, BREECHES, SHEET WORK, Ac.llc. We say to our patrons, aud the public generally, that heretofore we bare not been able to keep up with the demand, andnow we have largely Increased our Works, Increased onr Firm, and hare greater facilities t r supplying the West with Machinery than any other establishment. GATES, WAKNEK, CHALMERS tt FRASER. ». W. OATES, E- s. VVABNER, T. CIIALMtU, A. Q. WARNER, D; R. FRASER. June 25-lyw.


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ocr: Rich’* Salamander safes, WILDER'S PA TEAT. ' Saf larg * * s * ortcient tf patterns, with e*!f*wiu,* PteSgß—Ugaigi out powder proof locks. • KXwmmiZmm —fflUß for sale at the depot US 1 Ki-ißSißwiilWW Water *t., New York. • alllfcy\T3iliilWßH Burglar - proof Bank • and vault <!oors bluing WUdet add Rich’s


ocr: foTsaleT -I StoreinLarve profitably extended to a DOW Cf immediately to great extea., app y L> GRIFFIN. Carver, Maroh 20, 1856. Mart4d*r


ocr: mehchait mm? first Block above fat Post Ufa, and next Door tdow Messrs, (xteenfeafif dhdppkPi f Jewelry Starr, V Are sow opening 484 keeping aa.hand,'kf r .St r’* 9 m CLOTHING! kNGI.ISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, AND AMERICAN CLOTHS, cassimers, Vestings, anß Furnishing Goods, ' " V • ' , t .-.c Ever offered In thto market, which wtu be ibW at Wholesale or BetSD. Having unsurpassed facilities for buying in the Atlan tic Cities, we pledge ourselves to offer SUPERIOR INDUCEMENT* to Cash purchaser*. Garni eat* of all kinds male to order by the best workmen and in the latest styles. The patronage of a discriminating public Is nupeci- - fully solicited. , . f 4 Ft '* ' GEO. C. MOTT* OEOs. PALMES. St. Pnnl, June 24. Je24d3m MONEY WANTED! . w , SF •.. j: i WILLIAM H. KLAPP; w •* r r v- p


ocr: CATHCART & CO., Have removed to their new Store, ON THIRD STREET. Cathcart & CO., Will sell from this day the balance of their Eligan Stock of SUMMER, DRESS, AND FjIJYC Y goods, At Cost, For Cash! Cur object in doing so la, that we are about to remove Into our JYvw Brick Store, ON THIRD STREET, (opposite Presley’s.) We are anxious to reduce our present Stock of Rich Goods, In order to show the Best and Largest Assortment of DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS, This Fall that we have ever had. One of our firm wil leave or the Eastern Markets immediately alter we Lave removed, and until his return we will continue to sell all our Summer Goods at Cost, FOR CASH!! Please call at our Old Stand, No. 20 ROBERTS STREET uutil the 12th of August, after that, at our NEW STORE ON THIRD STREET, And see what a Splendid Stock OF RICH, FASHIONABLE, DRESS AND Fancy Goods , We have, and what our Prices are. CATHCART & CO. St. Paul, July 2*,. 1856.-dawy


ocr: Grey Cloud . 500 LOTS FORT SALE IN THE BEAUTIFUL TOWN OF GREY CLOUD, SITUATED twenty miles below St Paul, on the east side of the Mississippi. A map or the same can be seen and full particulars given by Truman M. Smith, Banker and Dea er in Real Estate, Third Street, St Paul, M. T. Jc3odwly


ocr: Rates of Money aud Exchange. Bankisg Office of MACKUBIN &EDGERTON No. 6, Winslow House, cor. St- Anthony A Port St. Exchangeon New York sold at H per cent premium. “ Chicago “ K “ Galena *« H < Rates of Discount for good paper, 3 per cent a mouth. “ on real estate. 2to 3 “ Sight Drafts on New York bought as par. (nterei-t paid on SpecialDepositsfer 30days or over, at the rate of 12 per cent a year. We take on Deposit and payment of debt* due to us Rills of all banks in credit.


ocr: REMOVED. CATIJCART & CO., Have removed to their new Store, On Third Street. Cathcart A CO., WUI sell from this day ths balanoa erf their Elegsn Stock of SUMMER, DBESS, "AND FjIJYCY GOOD& x At Cost, For Cash! Oar object in doing so Is, that we are about to remora Into our JYew Brick Store OX THIRD STREET, (opposite Presley’s.) Ve are anxious to reduce onr present Stock of Rich Roods, Tn order to show the Best and Largest DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS, This Fall that wp hare ever had. Qne of our Arm wit leave for the Eastern Markets Immediately after we Lgve removed, apt} upt}l his return we will continue to eell all oqr Summer Goods at Cost, •> FOR CASHU Please call at our Old Stand, He. 20 ROBERTS STREET. until the 12th of August, after that, at our NEW STORE ON THIRD STREET, And see what a Splendid Stock OF RICH, FASHIONABLE, DRESS AND Fancy Goods , We have, and what our Prices are. CATHCART & GO. St. Paul, July 29, 1866. -dawy Canandaigua Academy


ocr: Rich’* Salamander safes, WILDER’S PATENT. a large assortment if n| g| made to order. , wy of Salamander Safe com bining Wilder and Rich’s Patents.


ocr: LYMAN C. DAYTON, Dealer in Beal Estate, And Land Warrant Locater. Office at injunction of St. Anthony f Third, Streeti near the Post-Qffice. References: New-York. (Messrs Bornp & Oakes Messrs. Miiis 4* Johnson, “ Marshall Jt-Co. P. T. Buieley, Esq. Providence. Philadelphia. Nathan Mason. Esq. Chag. Childs, Esq John L. Noyes, Esq* Osborn Conrad Esq. A. B. Dike, Esq. New - Oi-leans. Chicago. Messrs.Brnwn,Johuson fcCo. Messrs. J. W. Gates fcCo. Cincinnati. Messrs. Myers & Co. Hon. Edward Woodruff. Saint Louie. Wm. Woodruff, Esq. John n. Rankin, Esq Pittsbvrgh. Otis West,Esq. Messrs M asou & Co. j Oalena. Minnesota. Messrs. B. H. Campbell & Gov. W. A. Gorman. | Co. Ex-Gov. Alex. Ramsey. ICapt. Orrtn Smith; non. H.M. Rio e . ! Notice to Capitalists. Greatest Bargain? in Land ever offered in St. Paul- THE followln.tr pieces of Real Estate will be sold ai 20 per cent, below the Marketpricee : 15000 acres ol Land in dlflereut parts of the Territory, «t from $•/ to $lO per acre. 4500 acre.- adjoining the City of St. Paul. 660 “ at La Pointe Lake, Superior. 1-0 lots in. Dayton St Irvine’s Addition to St. Panl. 108 acre lots In I yrnan Dayton’s « te 88 6 “ •* Dayton h. Warren’s “ •* 60 *< “ Lyman C. Dayton’s 2nd “ <» 75 “ various portions of the City of St. Paul, improved and unlraprovel. The Warehouse, Store and Lou at the Upper Land Inc belonging to Li man Dayton. The above will be sold iu quantities to suit purchas ers. Terms, K cash and the remainder In 1 and 2 years. My prices are such as to enable mo to guarantee 25 per cent, upon the amount paid in cash. I will guarantee 60 per cent upon locations of Land Warrants tor others,in 2 years. Loans negotiated for capitalists, yielding from 24 to 60 per cent., upon unexceptionable Real Estate security. Information always given with pleasure to etraugers in relation to lands in the Territory. Oct 18-t.f


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ocr: THE UNION SAFE! Old Buck is certainly Elected Presidont by tho People!!!!! IIRINU OUT THE RIG GUN! LET ITS JUBILANT THUNDER SPEAK THE GLORIOUS VICTORY OF THE UNION DEMOCRACY OVER SECTION ALISM AND ABOLITIONISM!!!! Tie “HMMirrN" Awakr! ‘2(),(KK» Majority for Old Burk. kraturky bi line! B,(KM) Majority for Old Rwk. IHako Way far (irtrKia! Ift.ooo Majority for Ikr l nion> ill* iirwi o rljimly nirried lYnimylvanin. 27 vol*t». Nuw Jiwy, 7 ** Indiana, II Kentucky 12 Missouri 'i ArkmiMiM I " Texas, I 12 Mississippi. 7 Alai humic 9 * door gin. In V irginia. I 5 North Parol inn lo Hi mi lli Parol inn 4 IN-I/i ware :i I fill wliiidi rkmt* him and i»im* lo spare * The following Minim, wo U'lievo, .ire |# rfeel ly safe lor Kuehintan, hut lo In* on ilm* sale side, put Iheiii down «l«Hii*ltul I-nliloriiiii, 4 fMm, Florida. .‘I '* lsmimivim. •» Maryland. * 21 I’n inuid will jji't tlm vuh* of the followin'? Hluft . which will lm j»4 a k w 100 abort Maine, * volt h New llimi|*hire. 5 “ Mm .icfui* lit, I l " j t'Olinet hetlt <• “ Kht.k |Miami 1 Vermont, r> New York. nr# j Ohio, 2.1 Muhuan h 1 (diMihtful.) Illinoit. 11 ‘ |do«ih(lul.) W iat'oratlii ** low/I i ■■ fdouhll.il,) 125 Thin calculated, Imiwml ii|mmi Ibe returns re ccivetl ami nmeet!* <| data, d #*#■! 11« m I lie «|iu*tion Old lift k in eleetitl Iteynnd the .limlow of a tlunhf T!m» four Slate, w* have set down 11 I doubt ltd w iM’licve will 111 **» mat their vnl*r 1 for Jmn


ocr: TRUMAN M. SMITH. BANKER AND Dealer in Beal Estate, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA. EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD. Interest allowed on time Deposit. Particular atten tion paid to the purchase and sale of Real Estate, Loan ing Money, Locating Land Warrants, Payment of Tax es, etc., etc. oct 11-tf


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ocr: REAL ESTATE OFFICE. R. B. ALLISON, Hastings, Minnesota, HAS constantly on hand targe quantities of Im prov «c and Wild Lands in tracts to sultpurclia-


ocr: RED WING. HARDWARE, CUTLEET, STOVES, TINWARE, JROtf NAILS, Ac., PER *' * ' * NEWJSjLL A CO., Lumber! Lumber! MMITB have recently purchased the tfteam Saw Aflll ▼ ▼ at Lakeland and put it In good repair, and are now manufacturing all kinds of Lumbar rand hare ea band a large quantity which we will sell low for '•■■h . All orders promptly attended to. July 6-w4m HEYWOOD, YOUNG A CO.


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ocr: EAGLE WORKS, CHICAGO, Illinois, IS tha largest Machinery Manufactory and Depot In the United States, where may be found RAILROAD FREIGHT CARS, PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES, Locomotive and Cylinder Steam Boilers. ALL KINDS OP - WOOD AND IRON MACHINERY, Premium Portable CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, With Important Anti-Friction Improvements. CHILD** PATENT ROTARY SAW MILLS, NOTES* PORTABLE FLOUR AND CORN MILLS, With new Improvement*. With or without bolts, and Gene ral Mill Furnishing*. SUPERIOR SHINGLE MILLS, Steam and Water Guages, STEAM WHISTLES, Fimthed Brest Work and Engine Trimmings, CASTINGS AND MILL GEARING, GATES* PATENT SCREW CUTTER, BEST MACHINISTS* FILES, Of our owu Importation. SMOKE PIPE, BREECHES, SHEET WORK, Ac. Ac. We say to our patrons, and tha public generally, that Heretofore we have not been able to keep np with the demand, and now we have largely increased our Work*, leoreaeed mm Firm, and here greater facilities f r supplying the West with Machinery than any other estiMtsiuneut. GATES, WARNER, CHALMERS It FRASER, r. w. bates, e. a. Warner, t. cralmeri, A. O. WARNER, D: R. FRASER. June 3y Ift-w.


ocr: NOTHING NSW ST. PAUL IS BOUND TO BE A LARGE Cirri I 6BEENLEAF h. CHAPPELL Are be and to grew up with U. Of renrse they are WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY, GOLD CHAINS, KEYS, RINGS, PINS, SEALS, and a large varl.'ty of other neccaaary articles too numerous to mention In this adrertlsemoot. The subscribers have so Agent In Nbw Turk who constantly supplb s them with the most Fashionable Jewelry, Ae., and they are thus enabled to oiler to the Cttizena of St. Paul and surrounding eouutry the liKSTas well as the CIIEAPEST goods at Wholesale and Retail, leatly cleaned and repaired in the best possible manner and JT_3” Remember the place, at the ST. CL JEWELRY STORE, In Upper Town, nearly opposite the American House. GIIEENLEAP le CHArPELL. N. B.—All kinds of Watch Work rioue for the Trade, suolt as Ntw Wueku, Cylinders, Staffs, jewels, Ac., itc.., bound te tell the beet ne well ne the eheupeet SILVER AND PLATED WARE, PORT MONAIES, Ac., WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS, WARRANTED.


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ocr: GREY CLOUD: LOTS FOR SALE IN THE BEAUTIFUL TOWN OT * GREY K C L O VD , twenty miles below St Paul, on the east side of the Mississippi. A map of the same can seen and full particulars given by Truman Mv - Banker and Dea.er In Real Estate, Third Street, Paul, M.T. Je3odwly ;


ocr: -t mill Stone^ BOLTING Clothe, Mill Irons, and general Mill Fur nishing. r HAYWARD & TRAVIS, .West Water Street, Chicago* 111. NELSON HAYWARD, July 2-dwly Cleveland, Ohio.


ocr: RED WING. ARADWRE , CUTLERY, STOVES,TINWARE, NAILS, Ac., PER NEWELL & CO., Red Wing, M. T., Sept. 6, 1864. wtf


ocr: Rich’* Salamander safes, WILDER’S PATENT. ortDi.nt y of Salnmander'safe com bining Wilder and Rich’* Entente. * WM. CQNBTANS,


ocr: SAM’L G. SLOAN, Eeal Estate Broker and CONVEYANCER, OFFICE. ST ANTHONY ST., ST. Pan*, «• T. Lard bought and sold on Commission# Money loan ed and investments made to the best advantage. Deeds, M* rtgages and other legal instru ments neatly and accurately drawn# Oct 27-dtf


ocr: vr~n ART WARE, CUTLERY, BTOV* 8, TINWARE, IEO* NAILS) &Cs) PBR j « » NJBWfcLL k CO., Bed Wing, M. T., Sept. 6, 1866. 1 urtf Fffi * will pay the IHgbrst market price in cash toft


ocr: Rich’s Salamander safes* WILDER 9 S PATENT. ' lb M LJiJjJ" Ip c; er |{ i+o vateii st. |\ ni:av v ork SfLijiZpcJt || I


ocr: Dubuque and Saint Paul PACKET J P. FARLEY, President. DAILY LINE TO SAINT fWXIIE Boats of this lino will ML make regular trips from /CTfTw Dubuque to St. Paul, leaving Dubuqne every morning, con nectiug with trains on tbe I 111- note Central Railroad and returning. The following Boats comprise the FANNY HARRIS, J. Warden, Master. EXCELSIOR. —Kingman, “ KATE CAS.'.EL, S. Harlow, , “ FLORA, G. W. Kairman, “ GOLDEN STATE, Wm. D. Van PELT. All First class and well known Steamers, oy skillful and gentlemanly officers. Their may be relied on. For Freight or passage, apply on board, or to J. W. BASS A Co., Agents, At whose Warehouse Freight for points below may eft for shipment Free of charge. ap26daw6m T men copy.


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ocr: HOLLAND BITTERS HEALTH AND STRENGTH MUST INE VITABLY FOLLOW ITS USE! BOERH AVE’S HOLLAND BITTERS. THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOE * DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER AND AGUE, And the various affections consequent upon a disordered STOMACH OR LIVER,


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ocr: college of st. Paul. Winter of 1 sSH. FACULTY. Rev. K.D. NEILL, A. B-, Pro*.dent elect. »* C. A. WILLIAMS, A. M., Rhcpt of AcademicDep. Mr. E. A. JOUNbGN, Fnnclp tl of Practical Depar-nieut and laxtriicter In Civil Kugtu’g A new term of the Academic Department will com tneuca oil WEDNESDAY, JANUARY l, 1866. Mr. J.dUtsud, id addition to hi* duii*. as Assistant of Mr. Williams, will give iitstru:llan tu the nmrhltig and at night t > a special aud a Land d class tu Practical Sur ve}itig and Civil Engineering Mr. Jounsnu Is a grad uate of Uulon College, and received expect*! attention from Prof. Gillespie, (whose work on “Roads” Is so fa vorably known; aud *uce then has been an engineer on an Eastern ral _o id. l)ec3o<lSw Tiie Mission School lor Girls, CEDAR STREET, SAINT PAUL. With e Department for Boys under Ten Years Old. Mlta Carrie K. Fitch k Miss M. F. Arthur, Teachers. TnK School has for some time bren full, and applica tions for adnil'*l<<n necessatlly denied. Twenty more pupils can now be admitted.- The aid of a competent aud experienced assistant having been secured. The claw of advanced pupils In (he higher branches will receive especial attention during the next term, and M*ss Fitch desires to enlarge this class. The Winter Term begins on Monday next, Nov. 24. The two School ram* are attached to the Episcopal Church edifice, and ate2ofect square,each—well warm ed and ventilated. TEkMS; $3, $4, and $6, according to the *ge and studies of the puplls-wiih 60 cent, extra In the winter term, for fuel. ms. YAN INGEN, Senior Presbyter of the Associate Mlesion. Nov 96.1 a-6 d-Iwawtf RED W 1 N


ocr: RED W 1 N HARDWARE, CUTLERY, STOVFB, TINWARE, TECH NAILS, tec., PER NEWELL £ CO.. Rad Wing, M. T., Sept. 6.1864., wtf


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ocr: CHICAGO, Illinois, IS the largest Machinery .Manufactory and D-poi !u the United State*, where may be found RAILROAD FREIGHT CARS, j ! PORTABLE AND STATIONARY, STFa A M ENGINKS, Locomotive and Cylinder .Steam • Boilers. ALL KINDS OF WOOD AND IRON MACHINERY, Premium Portal lel I CIRCULAR SAW MILLS. With Important Anti-Friction Improvem -n**. CHILD'S PATENT ROTARY SAW 31 ILLS. NOTES’ PORTABLE FLOUR AND CORN MILLS, With new Improvement*. With or without bolts, ami Gene ral Mill Furnish lug?. SUPERIOR SHINGLE MILLS, Steam and Water Guages, STEA3I WHISTLES, Finished Brass Work and Engine Trimmings, CASTINGS AND MILL GEARING GATE3’ PATENT SCREW CUTTER. BEST MACHINISTS* FILES, Of our own Importation. SMOKE PIPE, BREECHES, SHEET WORK, Sc. Ac. We say to our patron?, and the public gem-raHy, that Heretofore we have not been able to keep up with the demand, ! andnow we have largely Increased our Works, Increased our Firm, and have greater tacilltles f.r supplying th* West with Machinery than any other establishment. GATES, WARNER, CHALMERS A FRASER. e. W. OATF.Ii E. X. WARNER, T. CHALMERS, j A. a. WARNER, D; R. ERASER. 1 June 26-1 yw. -j NEW IRON STORE! ' J. e. holme? WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN IRON, NAILS, SPIKES, ITEIL, | AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, TREES. kBRDS, SHRUBBERY, Ac. Stores, Plows, and Hiudow uian. Jly!«-tf THIRD STREET, ST. PaUL, M. T.


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ocr: J. FROST IS now receiving * large and well selected stock of Goods, from below, which be will dispose of at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Among Ills a c sortmeni will be found 3 tons of Bacon, a large lot of Pork, Flour and Corn-meal; 100 bushels Apples and Peaches, Sugar, Coffee and Teas of all kinds; Soap, Candles, Starch, Tobacco, Raisins, Figs, Candy, and every thing In his line In great abundance. All of which will be sold at the lowest cash price, may 17 tf No. 84, Third Street, St. Paul.


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ocr: EAGLE STORES, CHICAGO, Illinois, rtha largest Machinery Maunfsctory and Depot (a tbo United Statu, where may be loans RAILROAD FREIGHT CARS, portable and stationary, STEAM ENGINES, Locomotive and Cylinder • Steam Boilers. ALL KINDS OP WOOD AND IRON MACHINERY, Premlnm Portable CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, • Will! Important Ant I-Friction Improvements. CHILD’* PATENT ROTARV MW MILLS, NOV US’ PORTABLE FLOCK AND CORN MILLS, With new Improvements. With or without India, and Gene ral Mill Furnishings. SUPERIOR SHINGLE MILLS, Steam and Water Guages, STEAM WHISTLES, Finished liras* Work and Engine Trimming*, CASTINGS AND MILL GEARING, OATES’ PATENT SCREW CCTTKR, BEST MACHINISTS’ FILES, til our own Importation. KMCKE HIE. JSHIKU E*, MIIKT WORK, ar.Are. Wf say to our patrons, aud the public generally, that □ i reioiore we have not been able to keep np with the demand, and now we have largely Increased our Works, Increased our Firm, and have greater lacilltles r r supplying the West with Machlm ry than etiy other establishment. GATES, WARNER, CHALMERS fc FRASER. r. W. OATKH. E. S. WARKEK, T. CHALMERS, A. G. WARMER, V: B. PHASER. June 26-Iyv.


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ocr: Central 12oit§c. E. 1.. BRONSON, Proprietor, WOULD respvctfn'ly apprise the public that he has thoroughly repaired and renovated this old ami favorite house, and is now prepared lo accommodate tho traveling community upon the most reasonable terms. _ B'.orders taken by the day pjrweek. Hls.tab. o will at all times be supplied with the choicest viand* V.: tlr* rea. son. A mtniber of attentive servants will n!wsvs“be In attendanee. .T fln . l_‘ dtf


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ocr: NICOLS, KINNE & GO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL D-aIJJIS IN STOVES, TINWARE, AGRICUL TURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c., Center of EXCHANGE AND ST. AMUOSf ST'S. Near the American Hotel, ST. PAUL,,


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ocr: St. Paul, Dec. 25,—wtf RED WING. ARDWARE, CUTLBRT, STOVES,TINWARE, IROlf KAILS, &c., PER NEWELL & CO., R*d Wing, M. T., Sept. 5, 1864. wtf


ocr: SAM’L G. SLOAN, Real Estate Broker and CONVEYANCER, OFFICE. ST ANTHONY ST., ST. Paul, M. T. Lard bought and sold on Commission. Money loan ed and investments made to the best advantage. Deeds, Mortgages and other legal Instru ments neatly aud accurately drawn. Oct 27-dtf


ocr: KichS Salamander safes WILDER’S PATENT. T~~ — -v A large assortment 11 Safes of various sizes and sd M STEARNS kMARVIN Si ra oj Stearns fy Co.. ■JsfiSSIIB!! K Ml ,ur(eil ßorxlo Rich 4- Co. gga Ofi W ater St., and cor. \ ‘ A t vf ‘p ,ieA and St. Murk lyiipyty Proprietors of Rich’s I h \NsiM3iJk|SyHPyr tent, and the only makeir — ' 1 ’ 1 ■ of Salamander Safe com Wilder and Rich’s Paints.


ocr: For Sale. ; Building Lots on a Long Credit TO persons who will make good ImprovenjHßle, I will sell on any credit not exceeding 10 yeSFs, at 12 per cent, per year interest, beautifully situated lota for residences, In Mackubln & Marshall’s Addition to St-Paul. This addition is H of a mile from the Win slow House. All the roads from St. Anthony and the country lying North-West of St. Paul, whicA are the greatest thoroughfares leading into the city,run through It. The water is of the best quality, and free ffom the lltne which renders that In th lower town injurious to many people The situation Is high and there is au abundance of shade trees. The price of lotsfrom $l5O to S4OO each. In five years it may be safely assumed they will be Worth from SSOO to SI6OO each. There is no part of the city where desirable iols for residences may he obtained upon such liberal terms by parties who will Improve. A small payra ht only of from $25 to S6O cash, I. requited on each tot Banking nouse ot Mackubln &. Edgerton, No. 6, Winslow Home. I have also a number of central and business lots to lease. Also. 6 and 10 acre lots adjacent to the city on the principal roads, for tale low lot cash or on short credit. Also a large number of lots in all parts or St. Paul and St. Anthony, for sale at the lowest cash prices. To capitalisis, d> siring to moke real estate in vestments, 1 can offer gnat inducements, 0- N. MACRUBIN, Banking House of Mackubln & Edgerton, No. ft Winslow House. Also for sale, four new houses on the St. Anthony road, containing 6 rooms each, with good stone base- . ment and cellaos, C. N. MACUBIN* Banking House of Mackubln and Ed gw com No. Winslow House, St. Paul, M.T. dj'agm—may 16


ocr: W IN G . HARDWARE, CUTLERY, STOVE3>TINWARE, IRO¥ NAILS, Ac., PER NEWELL & CO.. wit Red Wing, M. T., Sept. 6, 1&51


ocr: Rich’* Salamander safes. WILDER’S PATENT. a large assortment o. Safes ot various sizes e jd patterns, with and wlin- Witerstf, 1 Now York. . made to oraer. STEARNS A MARVIN (Late of Stearne tf Co., evccessors to Rich 4* Co) 146 Water st., and cor. Avenue A and St. Mark et Place, N. Y., f J Proprietors of Rich’s I 4- tent, and the onlymakers _____________ of Salamander Safe com bining wilder and Rich’s Patents.


ocr: REB WING. ARDWARE, CCTLERT, STOVES, TINWARE, IROV NAILS, AC., PER NEWELL A CO.. ; Red Wing, M. T-, Sept. 6, 1884. wtf “ ~~ "


ocr: Henry H’Kenty, Dealer in Real Estate , THIRD STREET, ST. PAUL, M. T.


ocr: R E I . I l\ « . HARDWARE, CUTLERT STOTP.S, TINWARE, I ROE NAILS. AC., PER NEWELL & CO., Red Wing, M. T., Sept. 5, 1854. wtf


ocr: SAM’LG. SLOAN, Estate Agent and CONVEYANCER, ST. ANTHONY ST., ST. Patti, M. T: Land bought and sold on Commission. Money loan ed and investments made to the best advantage. Deeds, Mortgages and other legal instru ments neatly and accurately drawn. Oct 27-dtf


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ocr: MINNESOTA LAND AGENCY, AND DEPOSIT OPFICB. oaxixjOS wHjOox, Notary Public and Conveyancer i DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT, Office in ttie 11. S. Land Office Buildings, Minneapolis, Minnesota. IWILL attend to the pitrchsse and sale of village aud city properly, or tarr.itng and rural lands in this vicinity and other important localities. Particular attention given to sur veying and entering government lHiid«. In tlie Pineries or else where In the Territory. Property and titles carefully exam ined; taxespald; collecting done, Ac. solicited. All business entrusted to me will receive prompt anil careful attention. References. Burlington, Vt.—Rev. Worthington Smith, D. D., Pres’t If. V. M.: Farratid N. Ihutedlet, I'rofeesor Mathematics and Civil Engineering, do.; Hon A. L. Gatlin,Collector of Customs. OnwEi.L, Vt.—Hat. Roswell Bolt urn. Tnov, X. Y.—l*. M. Corbin. Ksq., Cashier Union Hank. liEI.VIDERE, Ills. —lion.Cephm Gardner; lion. R. S. Mo luty, M. 1)., aud Alex. Neely, Kmj., Pres’t Belvldere Bank. S\INT Paul.—Ex-Governor Alex. Ramsey; Gov. W. A. Gorman; J. Travis Rosser, S* e’y .M.T. FORT S.velling. M. T.—Franklin Steele, K*q. Minneapolis, M. T.—Hon. A. K. Ames; M. J.. Olds. Re gtsier 11. S. Laud Office; If. F. Russell, Receiver, aull-dwtf W. S. PARSONS. . V. MORGAN PARSONS & MORGAN, COUNSELLORS AT LAW , Minneapolis, Jal6-tf Minnesota.


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ocr: ■REMOVED. CATHC.ART & CO., Have removed to, tjieir new Store, OX THIRD STREET. Cathcairt Ac CQ., Will sell froth this day the balance of their Elegan Stock of SUMMER, DRESS, AND FjJJS'CY gooes, ‘. , i At Cost, For. Casht r ' ur do,n * w la, that we are about to remove into our JYcic Brick Store ON THIRD STREET, ■*s . . . A (opposite Presley’s.) We are anxtons to reduce our present Stoclj of . v . ... U t 5 Rich Goods, In order to a how the Best and Largest Assortment of DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN DRY QOODS, This Fall that we have* ever hgd. Oae of onr firm wit -' • •li 1 1 !•« Ij. j leave or the Kastern Markets Immediately after we have removed] and nntll his return we will contlnne to sell all our Summer Goods at Cost, , ... v- » f FOR CASH!! Please call at our Old Stand. Ke. 20 ROBB It TS STREET* , - *• *r * - • • v a until the 12th of August, after that, at onr i. * i . •..•*; k NET §TORE ON THIRD STREET, And bee what a Splendid Stock OF RICH, FASHIONABLE, DRESS AND, Fancy Goods, We have, and what our Prices. a*e. CATHCART & CO. St. Paul, July 29, 1856.-dawy


ocr: Grey Claud . 500 LOTS FOR SALE in th? beautiful town of Grey Cloud, situated twenty miles below St. Paul, or! the east sijle of the Mississippi. A'niiJp 6f *lie same can be seen, and full particulars given by TRUMAN M. SMITH, Banker and Dealer iu Real Estate, Thud street, Saint Paul, M. T. '


ocr: Money and Exchange Quotations. CORRECTED by MARSHALL be CO., BANKERS. Third Street, St. Paul. Exchangeon New York, ■ ■ I {I ct. prera. do St. Louts, - - I “ “ do Chicago, - X “ “ do Galena, - - - H {t “ Sight Exchange on New York bought at par. All sound Currency taken at par. Land Warrants sell at $1.12 K to $1.16 ft acre. Good In


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ocr: HEALTH AND BTKBNOTH HUNT m> vitably FOLLOW ITS USB I HOLLAND BITTERS BOERHAVE’S HOLLAND BITTERS. TOT CELEBRATED lOLLIND REMEDY YOB DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, LITER COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER AMD AGUE, And the various affections consequent upon • disordered STOMACH OR LIVER, SUCH as Indigestion, Ac'Jltyuf the Stomach, Colicky Pains, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Despondency, Oostleeness, Jfimd and Bleeding Plies. In all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgic Affections, it brain many Instances proved highly beneficial, and In others effected a decided cure. This lsa purely vegetable compound, preparedon their strict* ly scientific principles, after the manner of the celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhave. Because of Its great success In most of the European States, Its Introduction lnte the United States wasjnteuded more especially for those of our father* land scattered here and there over the face of this mighty country. Meetlog with great success among them, I now of fer It to the American public, knowing that Its i:uly wonder ful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged. It Is particularly recommended to those persons whose con stltuttous uiay have been Impaired by the continuous use of ardent spirits, or other forms of dissipation. Generally In stantaneous In effect, It dads Its way to the seat of life, thril ling and quickening every nerve, raising up thedrooplng spirit, and, In fact, infusing new health and vigor In the system. NOTlCß—Whoever expects to find In this a beverage will be msappolnted; bnt to the sick, weak, and low spirited, It will prove a grateful aromatic cordial, possessed of singular remedial properties. The great popular!thlTdeltgh tful Atomahas Induced many Imitations, which the public should guard against pur chasing. Be not persnaded to bay anything else until you have given Boerhave** Holland Bitters a fair trial. One bottlewlll convince yon how infinitely superior It la toall these imita tions. S 3” Bold at $1 00 per bottle, or six bottles for BO 00, by the SOLE PROPRIETORS, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO., _ MANUFACTURING PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS, PITTSBURGH, PA. Barclay Bro»s, Chicago. Barnard, Adams A 00.,8t. Louis, S. W. Dyoth & Sons, Philadelphia. John D.Park, Cincinna ti. Barnes A Park, New York, and by Druggists and Mer chants generally tbronhout the United Stales and Canada. DAY A JENKS. St. Paul, and other Druggists. sept6-]y i THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF THE AGE. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered In one of our


ocr: HEALTH AND STRENGTH MUST XNB VITABLY FOLLOW ITS USBr HOLLAN riITTEftS BOERH A VE’fc HOLLAND BITTERS! THE CELEBRATED HOI,' Rvitror FOE DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER COMPLAINT. WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER A V£l AGUE, And the various afflictions consequent upon a disordered STOMACH ORLXVBR, OUCH as Indigestion, Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky Pains, tj Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Despondency, Cost!veuess, Him J and Bleeding Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic aud Neuralgic Aff ctlous, :t bts in many Instances proved highly ben.tlclal, ana in others i fleeted a decided cure. This Isa purely vegetable compound, preparedon their strict ly .denude principles, alter the manner of the celebrated Holland Professor, Boeihave. Because of Ita great -access lu most of the European States, Its introduction Into th« United Btati s was Intended m<>re especially mr those of our father ■and scattere, here and there over the face of this mighty country. Meet! g with girat success among them, I now or ter It to tie American public, knowing that ita truly wonder ful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged. Ills particularly recommended to those persons whose cea sittutions may have been Impaired bv the continuous use of ardent spirits, or other forms of dissipation. Generally In stantaneous in eff« t, It finds It* way to thereat of life, thril ling aud quickening every nerve, raising up the drooping spirit, and. Hi fact, infusing new health and vigor in th ‘.system. N»)TlCE—Whoever expects to find In thU a beverage will he disappointed; bnt to the sick, week,and low spirited, it will prove a grateful aromatic coraial, possessed of singular remedial properties. CAUTION I The great popularity o> tins delightful Aroma bas Induced many Imitations, which the public should gneid against pur chasing. Be not persuadt d tobuy anything els - until y>u have given Boerhave’s Holland Bitter, a fair trial. One bottlewlll convince you how Infinitely superior It to toall these Imita tions. rf Bold a< ft I no per bottle, or six bottles for If 00, fey the SOLE PROPRIETORS, BENJAMIN PAGE; JR. & CO., siAtrur ACTVRtne PHARMAOENI ISsTS AND CHEMISTS, PITTSBURGH, PA. Barclay Bra’s, Chicago. Barnard, Adams fee Co., St. Louis, S. W. Byoth ft Sons, Philadelphia. John D. Park, Cincinna ti. Barnes A Park, New Tork, and by Druggists and Mer chants generally tbrouhout the United States and Canada. DAT fc JEWKS, Su Paul. sad other Drugglsta. septfi-ly


ocr: Minnesota Cirnes. -*L> _ FRIDAY, OCT. 3, 1856. frrer Laud!—Free Mcm!—Frae Speech s—Fie* Freaa Frre-uiont:—l'reedeae ! M REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. FOR PRESIDENT. JOHN C. FREMONT. OF CALIFORNIA. FOR VICK PRESIDENT, WILLIAM L- DAYTON, OF XXW J RESET.


ocr: MINNESOTA WEEKLY TIMES. We overstep the bounds of “ our modesty,” (see Pioneer) to state that the MINNESOTA WEEKLY TIMES is the Largest mid Ifnndaomest Printed Paper iu Minnesota. Published tliis morning, full of interesting reading matter, at the following rates: TERMS OK THE WEEKLY: Single Copy, Five C. plea S’* Ten Copies...... a...SU Twenty Copies 820


The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: a&e988«9 REAL ESTATE OFFICE. R. B. ALLISON, Hastings, Minnesota, HAS constantly on hand large quantities of Im proy-id od Wild Lands In tracts to salt purchs [apSMaw


ocr: i j Rich’* Nalamaiader WILDER’S PATENT. - . a large assortment S*f«* "I various sizes i patieri.ts, with guil wlln 'J&jt ib; g out powder proof tcSug fi&t j for saie at the depot i SI mnRRSRUI *t., New York. ■ Avenue A and St. Proprietors of Rich’s l a tent, and the only ' i i-i r of Salamander Safe com bining Wilder and lticb’s Patents.


ocr: E a HED W l . HARDWARE, CHTLERT, STOVES,TINFARX, IROk NAILS, &c., PER NEWELL & CO.. R*d Wing, M. T., Sept. 6, 1854. wit SEED, White and Red, In bulk, for tala by


ocr: RICH’S SAL AM A N DER SAFEST^ WILDER'S PAT EAT. A large assortment of Safe* of various sizes ami .patterns, with and wltn out powder proof locks. ill ij ill Hi Wate. St., New York. 1 BjSiUifjj gSB s*l Burglar -proof Bank SOVrV'a & @5 Kl Vaults and vault doora . jj juju n^, a<^c *° order. tent, and the onlymakeit; of salamander Safe com* bining Wilder and Rich’s Pa nts.


ocr: George 11. Spencer, DEALER IN RVAL ESTATE., TRAVERSE DES SIOUX, MINNESOTA , WILL promptly attend to the purchase of lands and lots for those at a ilstance, collect debts, 4‘c. A few choice lots and farming land for sale. War rantee deeds can now be given. GEO. H. SPENCER, may 28-2nidaw


ocr: RED WIN«. ARDWARH, CUTLERY, STOVES,TINWARE, JRO* KAILS* «C»j PKR NEWELL & CO., Rad Wing, M. T., Sept, 6, 1864. mtt ' Furs * UEfl will pay the highest market price ta cash for Tw Furs aud Deer Skins.


ocr: S W tv VLKER R r SLAUGHTER WALKER & SLAUGHTER. » ntn «* JL^exxts, Office on Third Street, near Ccdatr, St. Paul, MT WILL attend promptly to selecting and entering Lands ; to tpe purchase and sale of Real Estate on Commission, Loaning Money, Collecting,'Payment of Taxes, etc. Nov2Bdtf


ocr: HI. o. WALKER’S STAGE MiM LINE* SAINT PAUL AND DUBUQUE! Through to Dubuque in four Days THE Proprietor begs leave to inform the travelling public that be is now running a tri-weekly Line of Stages for the transportation of Malls, and Passengers between Saint Paul and Dubuque, making the trip in four days, giving passengers three bights’ sleep at good comfortable stopping places, and savlhg at least two days’ time over <ny other line—jfroute having the road well stocked, with good teams and Concord sleighs—a fresh t'felay of horses every tenor fifteeniqiles,and three men travelling on the line constantly, whose especial business lb will be to look to the comfort of passengers and keep stages on time, he flatters himself he cannot fail to give satisfaction,and respectfully solicits the pat ronage of the -traveHinj; public. 53^Leaves Saint PilUl Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri day. Office, opposite the American House, in the Gen eral R. R. Office. S. G. RATHBONE, Ag’t. St. Paul. 9t- Paul, Feb. 6, 1856. JCj’PaAiengers going to New York, Boston, and Phila delphia, can procure their tickets at this office.


ocr: MURRAY & WELLES, Attorneys and counsellors at law, st Paul, Minnesota. Will attend promptly,, to all business enlrusted to them ; will pay spqclal attention to the locatioh of Land Warrants, the payment.of Taxes, the examination of iltles, and the> investment of Money. R. WELt.ES, Conimissloner of Deeds for Con necticut, and Ageutof St. Paul Fire Insurance Company


Minnesota weekly times. [volume]

ocr: NOTHING NSW ST. PAUL IS BOUND TO BE A LARGE Cirri I GBEESTLEAF fc CHAPPELL Are bonnd to grew «p with it. ot rearse they are bound te sell the best as well as the cheapest WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, GOLD CHAINS, KEYS, RINGS, PINS, SEALS, PORT MONAIES, Ac., and a large variety of other necessary articles to* numerous to mention In this advertisemunt. The subscribers have an Agent In New York who constantly supplies them with the must Fashionable Jewelry, fce., and they are thus enabled to offer lo the Citizens of St. Faul and surrounding country the BEST as well at the CHEAPEST goods at Wholesale and Retail. WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS, 'leatly cleaned and repaired in the best possible manner and WARRANTED. Jt3” Remember Ihe place, at the ST. UL JEWELRY STORE, In Upper Town, nearly opposite the American House. GREEXLEAF fc CHAPPELL. N. B.— Ait kind, of Watch Work done for thcTrade, such as New Wheels, Cylinders, Staffs, Jewels, fcc., fcc., at a reasonable discount. deT-wtf


The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: MARSHALL & CO. Bankers & Exchange Brokers, Cor. Third and Cedar Streets, St. Paul. YY’ILL receive deposits, buy and sell exchange, deal In ’ " Land Warrants, and loan money, and make invest ments for non-residents. REFER TO C. E. Rogers& Co ,80 Wall Street, New York, Keen fy Taylor, 101, Walnut Street, Philadelphia. N. Holmes fy Sons, Pittsburgh, Kinney, Espy SlCo., Cincinnati. Bank of Mo., and Darby & Barksdale, St. Louis, Mo. Marine Bank Chicago. K. Corwith, St Co., Galena. Flagg & Savage. Quincy, 111 August 24, 1856 dawtf


ocr: Rich’s Salamander safes, WILDER'S PATERT. ' — A large assortment of ■ Safes of various sizes tjd patterns, with and wltn for sale at the depot 114 > Burglar - proof Bank Vaults and. vault dears Avenue A apd St. Matk- Proprlctors of Rich’s I a ’ tent, and the only makeis of Salamander Safe com bining Wilder and Rich’s Patents.