ocr: | SLOAN’S INSTANT RELIEF For Horses and Cattle. This is truly a Great Remedy. Half a 25 cent bottle of Shan’s Instant Relief, given in a pint of warm wa ter, nldom fails to cure a Horse of Cholic in a few min utes ;In extreme c-iea repeat th* dose in fllteen min- Qtei. For Bruises, Strains, Bpra!ns, and many other inju ries on Horses, Cattle and other animals, Sloan’s it. • stant Relief speedily effects a cure. Many pekoes hare been astonished to witness (he vapid cure effected, by the use of this wopderfffl medicine. fW~ Get Circulars of Agents. SLOAN’S OINTMENT. For Mildness, Safety, Certainty and Fiioriiughneas Sloan's Ointment excels, and is rapidly Superseding all other Ointments and Liniments for the cure of the foil lowing diseases: Fresh Wounds, Galls of ail kinds, Cracked Heela, Ring Bone, Poll Evil, Wind Galls, Callus, Spavins, Sweeney fistula, Foundered Feet, Band Cracks, Scratch' et or Grease, Mange, and Horse Distemper- THECONDITION POWDER iy composed principal. / of herbs and roots, and may be given at ail times ana under all circumstances with perfect safety. It has been fount, by long experience, to be highly useful lu tlie cure of the various diseases to which horses and cat tle are subject, viz: Distemper, Hide Bound, Loss of ap petite, Invard Strains, Yellow Water, Inflamation of the eye, Fatigue from Hard Exercise; also Rheumatism, (commonly called the Stiff Complaint.) It is a safe auq certain remedy for Coughs and Colds. It carries off all gross humor., and will remove Rll Inflamation and fe ver, purify the blood, lo<men the skin, cleanse the water and strengthen every part of the tyody. One p-ckago of the powders and a box of the Ointment will perfectly cure a recent Fourder in six or eight days, without leaving the least effect in the feet. In Horse Distem per, they will allay the fever and promote a healthy ter mination of the disease. One Powder and part of a box of the Ointment, will, in all cases, cure the Hoen Dis. temper in a cow; two a'e sometimes required for an ox. SLOAN’S MEDICINES are told in Every Town in aU the Western States. Prepared by WALTER B. SLOAN, Original Proprietors, Grand D .pot, 24 South Water Street, Chicago, Illinois octfi-dawly Bold Wholesale and Retail, at Proprietor's prices, a; St. Paul, by DAY k JENK3, J,. W. BOND, WM. H MORTON, and retailed by all the other Druggists m the.Cily.


Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: THBWBBKLTMIMNISOTIAy SAINT PAU Ll SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. FOE GOVERNOR: ALEX. RAMSEY. •r HAMIT COUTTT. VOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR: IGNATIUS DONNELLY, - - Of Dakota. VOR BROEBTARY Of STATR: J. H. BAKER, * - - - Of Blue Earth. VOR HATH TREASURER : OHAS. SCHEFFER, - - Of Washington. VOR ATTORN ST GRNRRAL: GORDON E. COLE, ... Of Rice. iron CONGRSSti : CYRUS ALDRICH, - - Of Hennepin. WM. WINDOM, ... Of Winona.

place_of_publication: Saint Paul, Minn.

publisher: Foster & Moore


ocr: W.KIT T S O N HAS THE PLEASURE OF INFORMING 111 FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY, THAT HE IS NOW OPENING THE FINEST ASSORTMENT —OF— S T A I* L E AND FANCY DRY (GOODS EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY AND WHICH HE IS NOW OFFERING CHEAP FOR CASH. THE ATTENTION OF COUNTOY MERCHANTS S PARTICULARLY REQUESTED TO lIIS STOO'K AS HE 15 CONFIDENT HE CAN GIVE THEM BARG A I N S NEVER BEFORE OFFERED WEST O F NEW YORK. N. W. KITTSON, ap2B Hayward’s Block Third Street.

place_of_publication: Saint Paul, Minn. Territory

name: The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume]

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ocr: pROCLA M A T 1 O N BY THE GOVERNOR. THANKSGIVING. It is proper aud becoming that a Christian People should unite in public demonstrations of gratitude to Almighty Hod at stated seasons, and humbly invoke a continuance of His kind protection. The citizens oi this State, iu comma) with those of other States of the Union, have many reasons for ( bserving that honored custom. During the past year, He lias preserved us from the visi’ations of pestilence. lie has caused the eertli to yield an abundant harvest He has continued to us the possession of civil and re ligious liberty, and the security oi law. He has averted from the nation ot which we torm a part, the, evils i f internal d ssension, and of foreign war. For tliest and countless other blessings vouchsafed us, we should be profoundly thankful. I.et us then enter “ into His gates with 'hanksgiving, and into HU courts with praise,” and bow the knee in grateful ackuowledg mont of his mercies. I, HENRY li. SIBLEY, Governor of the Siate of Min nesota, do hereby designate and appoint THURSDAY the 241 b day of NOVEMBER next, as a DAY OF PUB LIC THANKSGIVING, and I earnestly recommet d to the people of th s State that they abstain from their seen lar employments o;t that day, and repair to their respect ive places of worship, to participate in the religious ex ercises appropriate to the occasion. No business will be tiansacted on that day in any o the Departments of the State Government. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and caused the Great Seal of the State to be atlixed L. 8. at St. Paul, the Capital thereof, the twenty seventh day of October, in the year One thou sand eight hundred aud fifty-nine, and of the •State the third. HENRY 11. SIBLEY.


ocr: i DMINISTRATOR’S SALE—UN JL HER and by virtue of an order and decree of the Probate Court for the county of Ramsey aud State of Minnesota, made on the oth day of July, A.D., 1859, the uiitlersigned administrator of the estate of Samuel J. Findley, late of said county of Ramsey, deceased, will, pursuant to the statute in such ease made and provided, sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the ollice of the Register of Deeds, at Forest City, in the county of Xleeker. in said State, on the ninth day of De cember, A I)., 1859, at ten o’clock in the forenoon of that day, all thefollowiug desetibed i arcels of land, situate in said county of Meeker, to wit : The northwest quarter of section thirty one (31), in township one hundred and twenty (120), north of range thirty-two (32) west, containing one hundred and sixty (ICO) acres. Fort Snelling, October 12, 1859. FRANKLIN STEELE, cct2l


ocr: JOOTS AND SHOES. WM. J. SMITH & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, ARE A BRANCH OF AN EXTENSIVE SHOE HOUSE AT BOSTON, THE HEAD QUARTERS OF THE B JOT AND SHOE MARKET, From which we receive weekly consignments of goods at LOWER PRICES TUAN MOST DEALERS IN NEW YORK, CHICAGO, OR SAINT LOUIS ABE COMPELLED TO PAY FOR THEN. This is the chief reason why we are selling Boots and Shoes TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AS LOW AS THEY CAN OBTAIN THEM IN ANY OF THE ABOVE CITIES. COUNTRY DEALERS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE MAKING THEIR FALL PURCHASES, AND WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO GIVE THEM OUR PRICES: WM. J. SMITH & CO., Third street, St. Paul.


ocr: HATH CART & CO ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR Spring and Summer STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, WHICH THEY OFFER TO TIIEIR CUSTOMERS AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES THE ATTENTION OF CASH BUYERS Is Respectfully Solicited, as they feel confident in say ing, that NO OTHER HOUSE IN MINNESOTA CAN COMPETE WITH THEM IN Quantity, Quality, Styles OR PRICES! COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will be supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE FROM NEW YORK PRICES ! All Orders will be promptly fil>d by one of the Firm who will give his SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE 'Wholesale Trade DO NOT FORGET TO CALL WHERE GOODS ARE ALWAYS SHOWN FRRELY AT PRICES WHICH SELDOM FAIL TO INSURE SALES BY CATHCART & CO. April 28, 1859. ap2B-daw QEE.AT REDUCTION.


ocr: JJANNIBAL & ST. JO. RAILROAD 1859. ~ 1859. Pioneer Route to the Far "West, 150 MILES FURTHER WEST, AND 250 MILES NEARER TO PIKE’S PEAK THAN ANY OTHER RAILROAD. THIS IS IHE SHORTEST, qCICKEBT, AND HOST DESIRABLE ROUTE TO St. Joseph, Leavenworth, Kansas ami Nebraska City, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Nebraska and Kansas Territories, Western lowa and Mis souri, Salt Lake A California. T rains leave Hannibal for St. Joseph daily, upon arri al ol Packets lri m St. Paul, Galena, Burlington, Dav n port. Keokuk and Quincy, and from St. Ixjuis and Al ou. and Railroad Trains Horn Chicago, Toledo, Cincin nati, Ac., CONNECTING WITH RAILROAD LINE OF PACKETS ON THE MISSOURI RIVER, To Leavenworth, Weston, Kansas, Nebraska, City, Omaha and Council Bluffs, an 1 with Stages of the Western Stage Company and other lines, to all prominent interior points in Kansas, Nebraska, Western lowa and Missouri. PASSENGERS BY THIS ROUTE SAVE FOUR TO SIX DAYS’ TIME, AND TIRESOME STAGING. Emigrants desiring to accompaTy their stock may de pend upon going through by Fast Freight Express Train. Freight taken at the lowest river rates. through Tickets to St. Joseph, Leavenworth, Omaha Nebraska City, and all points on the Missouri River l'o sale on the Packets of he Northern Line and Minnesota Packet Company. Passengers save money by purchasing through Tickets. Baggage checked through. Meals and staterooms on Railroad Packets on Missouri and Mississippi River free while on the boats. Freight handled careluliy and forwarded promptlv. JOSIAH HUNT, Sup’t P. B. tIROAT, General Ticket Agent. JOHN AYER, General Freight Agent, mvll-d.twlj gUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.—IBSB BUFFA-ITo and Lake Huron Rail wav FORMING WITH THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF CANADA A uliort and Direct Route from CHICAGO TO BUFFALO AND THE EAST. The cars of this Rome cross Niagara River at Buffalo Da the GREAT INTERNATI AI. STEAM BRIDGE. Passenger on the New York Central [Erie street] De pot without changing seats. Through tickets for this route by J C. Oe rge, of Jackson street and Seventh. Also, by W. F. Gandall Agent, M. k M. Railroad. G. T. NUTTER, General Western Agent, Detroit, Michigan, R. 11. BARLOW, Managing Director, Buffalo and Lake Huron R. R ■ Brantford Canada West. my3o-dit-wttf THE MINNESOTA STATE MU- X TITAL Fire and Marine nsuranee Company, St l l’aul, Minnesota. Authorized Capital $500,000. Capital paid in $200,000* President, COL. JOHN S. PRINCE. I)irec ? ors. Jacob M. Chaltaut tiro. L. Becker Edwin Caldwell Richard Chute J. \V. Bass J. F. Heyward Luk<* Marvin Findley* McCormick S. P. Folsom N. W. Kittson C. 11. Schurineier John S. Prince. Secretary, S. M FLINT. This Company has been in operation about one month and has insured at this time, January 20, 1859, orer one quarter of a Million of Dollars. Th is unparalleled success is a sure guarantee ot ihe solidity ot the Company. Fire and Marine Insurances effected at i'roin 25 to 50 percent, less than in foreign companies Ollice Schurineier’s Block, Corner of Fifth and Jack son streets, St. Paul. an2l-lydJtw RS. WINSLOW, AN EXPERI ENCED NURSE and FEMALE PHYSICIAN, presents to the attention of mot ters her .-OOTHIXu SYRUP, For Chtldreu Teclhiug, which greatly tacilitates the pro cess of teethit g, by softening die gum , reducing all In tlammaiion—will allay all pain and spasmodic action and is »ure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon i mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, and relief an health to your infants. We have put up and sold this article for over ten years, and can say, in con ftdence and truth of it what we have never been able to say of any oiher medi cine—never has it failed, in a'single Instance to effect a cure, when timely used Never did we know an instance of dissat taction by any one who used it. On the contrary, all are,,' delighted with its opera tions, and speak in ol highest commendation of its magical effects and mes?dical virtues. Wespeakin this matter “ what we dcC know,” after ten years’ experience, and pledge out reputation lor the fulfill ment of what we here de- Clare. In almost every in stance where the iufant isO suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief will beZ found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the Syrup IsE administered This valuable preparation is the prescription of one of the most and skillin' nurse in New England, and has been® used with never-failing success in thousands otScases. It not only relieves the UJ child from pain, but invig orates the stomach audCO bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone aud energyto the whole system. It will almost instantly re-2 lteve GRIPING IN THE BOW® ELS AND WIND COLIC, And overcome which, if not speedily re medied, end in death. Wei believe it is the best and surest remedy in the world.S in all cases of Dysentery and Diarrhoea in whether it arises from teething or from any other cause. We would say to every mother who has child suffering from any of the foregoing complaints—gq do not let yottr prejudices, nor the prej 11 dice oi others,-a siand between your suffer iug child and the relief thaiT* will be sure—yes absolute ly sure—to follow the use of this medicine. if t mely used. Full directions for using wil accompany each bottle. None genuine nn leistbe fac simile ot CUR TIS A PERKINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper. *4P“ Sold by Druggists throughout the world. Princi pal office, No 13, Cedar street, New York. Price 25c. a bottle. aug2s-dAwly QLEV ELANI) MEDICAL COLLEGE. The next Aunual course of Lectures will begin on Wednesday, the second day of November, A. D. 1559, and c iiitinue sixteen weeks. The Ticket Fee, with that of Matriculation, is sixty-five dollars. inquiries may be address -4 to any of the Professors. JOHN DKLAM 4.TKR, M. D., Pro essor of Midwiferv ami Disea-es of Women and Children. JARED P. KIRTLAND, M. !>., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Medicine. J. LANG CASSELS, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Botany. JACOB J. DEI.AM ATKR, M.D., Professor of Materia Medica, Thvrapeu ics aud Med.cal J urisprudenee. PROCTOR THAYER, M. D., Professsor of Anatomy and Physiology. GUStAYB C E. WEBER, M. D., Professor of the Principles aud Practice of Surgery. 11. K. CUSHING, M. 1).. Adjunct Professor of Mid wi'ery and Diseases of Women and Children. P. fIHYER, M.D. , Demonstrator of Anatomy. aug2s-dAw2w GHERIFF’S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF O an execution issued out of and under the seal of the District Court, in and for the county of Faribault, State of Minnesota, upon a judgment tiled and docketed in said Court on the 17th day of June, A. D. 1859, at ten o’cl'ick A. M., in au action wherein Charles N. Hender son and Charles M. Heuderson are plaintilfs, and Edwin A Haskell and Charles H. Haskell are defendants in Uvor of the said plaintills and against the said defendants for the sum of sixteen hundred and seven y two dollars and eighty-six cents, $1,072 80—and lifty-seven dollars and eighlv-nine cents, $57 89—with interest lrom the said 17th day of June, A.D. 1859, on the 21th day of De cember, I levied upon the following described real prop erty, to wit : The SK'i of 'he S E sec 11, and the SWX of the S W Bee 12, and the NK>4 of the N E of section four teen--It—and the northwest quarter, >4 —of the sou h west quarter—^4—of section thirteen —13—township one hundred and two —102 —north of range twenty-seven 27, west Also, the north hal— y~ —of the southwest of section four—4—and the southeast quarter —,‘4 —of the northeast quarter— —of section five—5 —and the north* east quarter, >4, of the southeast quarter of section five, 5, township one hundred and one, 101, north of range twenty-seven, 27, west. Also, the southeast quater, ,’4, of section twenty-three, 23, township one hundrr and three, 103. north of range, tweuty-elght west. . Also, lot oue, 1, of section seventeen, 17 ; lot four, 4, of section eight, 8, and the south half of the southwest quar ter, 14 of section nine, township oue hundred and two, 102, north ot range twenty-four, 24, west. Notice is hereby given that 1 will sell the above de scribed premises and property on Saturday, the 15th day of October, A. D. 1859, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, to the highest bidder, at the door of the office of Register of Deeds ot Faribault County, to satisfy said ex ecution, together with interest and costs thereon. O. H. GOODNOW, Sheriff of Faribault County. Dated Blue Earth City, August 17, 1851. James B. Wakefield, Attorney for Plaintiff. sept2-w6w HATH CART & CO ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR Spring and Summer STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, WHICH THEY OFFER TO TIIEIR CUSTOMERS AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES THE ATTENTION OF CASH BUYERS Is Respectfully Solicited, as they feel confident in say ing, that NO OTHER HOUSE IN MINNESOTA CAN COMPETE WITH THEM IN Quantity, Quality, Styles OR PRICES! COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will be supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE FROM NEW YORK PRICES ! All Orders will be promptly fil>d by one of the Firm who will give his SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE 'Wholesale Trade DO NOT FORGET TO CALL WHERE GOODS ARE ALWAYS SHOWN FRRELY AT PRICES WHICH SELDOM FAIL TO INSURE SALES BY CATHCART & CO. April 28, 1859. ap2B-daw QEE.AT REDUCTION. Y>. W. Ingersoll & Co. HAVE CONCLUDED TO REDUCE THEIR PRICES UPON GOODS NOW IN STORE TO UNPRECEDENTED LOW RATES. Printed Calico from 5% 10 19 cents per yard. “ Lawns " 6 to 12% “ “ Brown Sheetings from 6% to 10 “ “ Demins “ “ 9 to 12 % “ AND THEY OFFCtI TIIEIH ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS AT NEW YORK PRICES. AND CHARGES, WHICH WILL MAK THIS THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY EVER BEFORE OFFERED FOR THE PURCHASE OF DRY GOODS. Country Merchants will find this the place to make their purchases upon those terms. It is well known that our Stock is one of the most ex tensive in all Staple and Fancy Dry Goods ever offered in Minnesota. We will sell upon these terms until the arrival of our Fall and Winter Stock. D. W. INGERSOLL & CO., Corner of Wabashaw and Third streets, St. Paul, jy3l-d2m Minnesota. \YKIT T S O N HAS IHE PLEASURE OF INFORMING Hid FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY, THAT HE IS NOW OPENING THE FINEST ASSORTMENT —OF— STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY AND WHICH HE IS NOW OFFERING CHEAP FOR CASH. THE ATTENTION OF COUNTRY MERCHANTS S PARTICULARLY REQUESTED TO HIS STOCK AS HE IS CONFIDENT HE CAN GIVE THEM NEVER BEFORE OFFERED WEST O F NEW YORK. N. W. KITTSON, ap2B Hayward’s Block Third Street. E CTIFYING HOUSE SHEEHY & BROTHER, (Late of Louisville, Ky.,) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, CIGARS, GROCERIES, AND QUICK YEAST MANUFACTURERS. Also an article of Burning Fluid, warranted not to fx plode. A large quantity of Kentucky copper-distilled Whisky always on band. ROBERT STREET (Between Fourth and Fifth Streets, St. Paul,) . Dealers will find ii their interest to give us a call be fore purchasing elsewhere, as we are satisfied, from our experience in the business, that no other house in the city can do better for Dealers. may2l-d4wly g A I N T PAUL IRON STORE NICOLS & BERKEY. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Iron, Nails and Steel, PLOWS, AXES, SPRINGS, AXLES, ANVILS, VICES, BELLOWS, AND ALL HEAVY HARDWARE. Also, Printing Paper, Window Glass, Vulcanized Rub ber, Leather Belting, Grindstones, Pittsburgh Coal, Ac. WABASH AW STREET ST. PAUL. Agents for J. C. Herring Co.’s, and G. AM. Heitzs Fire Proof Safes jan3-w CHARLES T. CURTIS, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.Anoka, Minnesota. novl6-wly THE WEEKLY JOOTS AND WM. J. SMITH & WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, ARE A BRANCH OF AN EXTENSIVE HOUSE AT BOSTON, THE HEAD QUARTERS OF THE B JOT AND MARKET, From which we receive weekly of goods at LOWER PRICES TUAN MOST DEALERS IN NEW YORK, CHICAGO, OR SAINT LOUIS ABE COMPELLED TO PAY FOR THEN. This is the chief reason why we are selling Boots and Shoes TO COUNTRY AS LOW AS THEY CAN OBTAIN THEM IN ANY OF ABOVE CITIES. COUNTRY ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK MAKING THEIR FALL AND WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO GIVE THEM OUR PRICES: WM. J. SMITH & CO., Third street, St. Paul. augll-dly pORTABLE 6 H. P $57500 7 11. P 60000 8 H. P 675 00 12 H. P 840 00 15 H. P 95000 20 H. P 1200 00 25 H. P 135000 30 71. P 1550 00 35 H. P 200000 40 H. P 230000 ■T. C. HOADLKY, jy9 wlOt Lawrence, Mass. Farming land in Countv for sale. Lots one and two. section Township 3d, and Range 22, in Ramsey county, ing 103% acres, will be sold cheap for cash. For further particulars apply to J AMES M. O’CONNER, Mitchcl, County of Perth, Canada or at the office of the Pioneer & Democrat, St. Paul. ie23-w3m g U Y THE Wamsirtta Frints. THEY ARE THE BEST CALICOES YET TO THE PUBLIC FOR THE MONEY. WHOLESALE AGENTS I DEFOREST, ARMSTRONG & CO., je3o-w6m N w \TOTICE OF THE REMOVAL JLI the Land Office from OJIBEWAY to OTTER CITY, in the State of Minnesota Land Office of the North-West Lund District, ) Otter Tail Citt, Minn. June 7,1859. 5 Notice is hereby given, that the said Land Office is closed at Ojibeway, and will be opened at Otter City on the first day of August next. GEO. B. CUTHRALL, WM. SAWYER, Receiver. je3o-w6w ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE—No tice is hereby given, that pursuant to an order the J udge of Probate ot Ramsey County, the will sell st pub'ic auction, at ten o’clock A.M., of day, the Nth of September. 1859. the following real esiate, belonging to David Stuar., late of St. deceased, to wit: I.ots No. 12 aud 13, in block 69, and lots Nos 5 and 6 block 72, in Dayton A Irvine’s addition to St. Paol, premises being late the residence ef said deceased. Said sale to be on the premises so to be sold, terms of sale cash. EDWARD D. COBB, * Administator of said deceased. St. Paul, August 17, 1859. JR 0 N AND J. B. BRADEN, WHOLESALE DEALER IN IRON, NAILS, SPRINGS, AXLES, ANVILS, VICES, BELLOWS, AXES HOES, FORKS, RAKES, CHAINS, PLOWS, Ac. An assortment of FARMING SHELF & HEAVY HARDWARE GENERALLY. Window Glass and Sash, Lea her Belling, Sheet Zinc and Iron, Lead Pipe, Wagon Boxes, Nuts and Washers. STEAM ENGINES AND SAW MILLS, COAL, Ac. Agent for Burke A Varne's Fire Proof Safes. Tbird Street St. mayl3-d3mA\v6m D. PHILLIPS, CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF TATIVES OF MINNESOTA During the Session of 1849 and 1850 ; afterwards Attorney of the Counties of Ramsey and Benton, and the last five years connected with the General Land fice, has opened an office as an Attorney at Law General Agent, at Washington, D. C. All business entrusted to him will receive prompt tention. Business letters, except mere letters of inquiry, to ceive attention, mußt be accompanied by a fee. Letters of inquiry must have euclosed one letter jy2l-w3m JJILL FURNISHING. CHICAGO BRANCH OF JOHN T. NOYE’S FALO MILL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT, FRENCH BURR MILLSTONES, BOLTING CLOTHS, NOYE’S IMPROVED CENTRIFUGAL FEEDING, FLOURING A MILLS. Noye’s Improved Patent Flour Packer Noye’s Improved Prtssure Mills, Plantation Mills, improved CenterveDt and Turbine Water Noye’s Improved Iron BoltiDg Reels, Bran Mill Gearing, Shafting, Hangere and other High and Low Pressure Engines and Boilers, im. Portable Engines. Weeks’ L rge and Small Platform Scales, equal to Fairbanks. Leather and India Rubber and Packing. IGEHT IM ST. PAUL, WM. M. LEYDE, Office at W. H. Stillman’s Commission Warehouse, auglfi-d<t*w6m Jackson st., near Lower Levee.


ocr: JgOOTS AND SHOES. WM. ,T. SMITH «fc CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, ARE A BRANCH OF AN EXTENSIVE SHOE THE HEAD QUARTERS OF THE BOOT AND SHOE From which we receive weekly consignments NEW YORK, This is the chief reason why we are idling'' Boots and Shoes TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AS LOW AS THET CAN OBTAIN THEM IN ANY OF THE ABOVE CITIES. COUNTRY DEALERS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE MAKING THEIR FALL PURCHASES, AND WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO GIVE As we are obliged to keep on hand a large Stock HOUSE AT BOSTON, MARKET, of goods at LOWER PRICES Ethan host dealers in CHICAGO, OR SAINT LOUIS iKK COKFXLLKD TO PAT FOR THIX, OUR PRICES.


ocr: DRY GOODS. 1869. 1859. 1859. OATHCART & CO., AU NOW RECEIVING THEIR Fall anal Winter Stock OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY~G OODBI Which they Offer to their Customers at UNUsI’ALL i LOW PRICES The Attention of GASH BUYERS Is Respectfully Solicited, as they feel Confident In say* ing, that NO OTHER HOUSE IN MINNESOTA CAN COMPETE WITH THEM IN Quantity, Styles, Qualities, or Frioes! COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will be Supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE FROM NEW YORK PRICES, TO COMPETE WITH CHICAGO OR ST. LOUIS MARKETS. AU Orders will be promptly fiUed by one of the Firm, who wUI give Sneclal Attentio To th.e "Wholesale Trade. DO NOT FORGET To call where Goods are always shown freely, at Prices which seldom fail to Insure Sales, by OATHCART A 00. May. 1859. daw


ocr: EXCELSIOR STOVE WORKS, ST. LOUIS,., .....MISSOURI. GILES F. FILLEY ■ • >V- • : *'') fc ■.. J: ■. !/, 9d : ■ MANUFACTURER or THE CELEBRATED STOVES, (With .Circulating Hot-Air Flues) CHARTER OAK, PLYMOUTH ROOK, AND VALLEY FORGE, • WHICH FOB ECONOMY OF FUEL , Durability and. "W eight, and PERFECTION OF OPERATION, STAND UNEQUALLED! —ALSO— 9fT<» yv.i • x A full assortment of Premium, Klevated Oven, Parlor, and Box Stoves, OF ALL VARIETIES, AND OF THE NEWEST AMD BEST PATTERNS. O- Pamphlets and Prloe Lists furnished on appllca tlon. OFFICE AND SALES ROOM-155 A 157 Main st., sepß-dawtf ST. LOUIS, MO.


ocr: FOUNDRIES. PIONEER FOUNDRY —AND— MACHINE WORKS COB* KB OF FIFTH AHD PICB STB SITS, SAINT PAUL, - - MINNESOTA. These Works being now in good order,the subscriber is prepared to fill orders for STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, Circular and flulay Saw Mills, Shingle Mills, Mill Cranks, Water Wheels, Saw Gummers,Saw Mandrels, Force Pumi-s, Jack Screws, Babbitt Metal, Ratchet Brills, Brass Cocks, Steam Gauges, Oil Cups, and Iron and brass Castings of all kinds. FORGING, FITTING AND TURNING. Particular attention paid to ENGINE AND BOILER REPAIRING, At prices to suit the times. F. GILMAN, Proprietor. March 9fi, 1868-dly MINNESOTA MACHINE WORKS' BELLE PLAINE, MINNESOTA. The uudersigned have now in operation the largest Foundry So Machine Shop la Minnesota, and are prepared to manufacture Porta ble and Stationary STEAM ENGINES, CIRCULAR AND MULAY SAW MILLB, SAW GUM MERS, SAW ARBERB, GEARING FOR GRIST MILLS, PLAINING MILLS, WOOD LATHES, GOVERNORS, STEAM AND WATER GUAG ES , STEAM WHISTLES, HAY PRESSES, BRICK MA CHINES, MACHINERY FOR STEAMBOATS, AHD ALL USDS OF WOOD & IRON MACHINERY. IROM AMD BRASS CA S TIMOR, AHD PATTERNS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE, And RepdlrStOf all kinds done with dispatch. We will furnish Steam Engines and other MACHINERY Of our own manufacture at Eastern Prices, adding the cost of transportation, and an the work -..111 be always done under the personal superintendence of one of the Firm, who Is a practical working Machinist and Mill wright, we are enabled to Warrant our Work to be equal in every respect, to the best done at any estabUshsaent last or West. AH Machinery procured from us will be “set up” and started by competent employee* of the establishment. WELLS A MADDEN. Bills Plaimb, May 18, 1868. my9>-wly YKBY KING OF GBNTLE9DEIPB Ulff


ocr: He* hr ptrEEtilte of Ibforaotiß bta tnrnd* and ihr PLHLIf GKNKU.VI.I.V That hr la ma ..prn.t.R tbr Kin o .“t Assort mo n t 1 -OK STAPLK AND FANCY U Y WOODS KYF.K HtiOKillT T'* THIS 4 !T\ And mhtrb hr ie ihie olTrrli g Clioup For C’usli ( nil NTHY M KIMI AM'S la pari Itiilei ly rr jdra»r*| In hiA S T C) i' K . As hr .a r-.nndrr.t hr ran *r»%« itiriu II gV II c; A I NS NKVKIt tlKt'Ollt: omtllKD WfM . o K N K\V Y O ll Iv . N. W. Kir IVON, Eif.*- Hay ward a 11.. wk Third Kirwrt It T A f O AKK NOW KK.’KIVIN.t tIISI I R Sprint* mnl Suioiihm’ ST STAPI.K AND FANCY I) U Y (iO()l)S W hu h Ibry otlrf to ilitir • uab.oo ra ai U vust) A 1.1. Y 1.0 W PItI fKS • _ Ihr A Mrnot ol (’ASH HnY Kll s la lUkpr« tluily **4.|lctlri|, aa il.ry frrl 1 onfidml In kajt lug, ihat BO nl HSU HOI'xS: IN MINNKXI.TA i *N IHMXSIS WITH TIISM IN <,plant it v.titualit v.SI viev OH I’HIUKH I COIJNIHY M I'.IK’I IAN'I S Win |.r E<i|»|i|lrd at Ihr laOWIXI mHBIIILL ADVANTK FROM NKM YORK IMIirKH ' AH Itrdrri r ll! hr pr-.ioplly IP -I *• y our of thr Frm E ho E ill Rll r Ilia SPKCIAI. A l I l'-N'i n*N TO TIIK Wholpsalo r rrinlo DO NOT POIIGKT 1., rkll wb* r, ..—“lk at''tlw ayk kl.ttwt. lr„I. k l • Irk', Ml 1. 11, Ml Ul Ink IX, Xk -k. I ) CATHCAItr A CO A|.,1l Z-. IKt'. k|3".lk« |HO N AN D II AItD\V AHK J. It. IIKAI.KN, j WHDI.SIX kI.S I.SAI.SR IN lIiDN NA 11 • xI. I , - , >'. !N . ■ » X l.t*- » N II - \I• , • IIKU.nW'a «XS,. Ilnl'k .nllK> l(«X ► I II AIN- Xl.nw - A I A lIM INO I M I’I.KM KN IM. IIM.I A IIKAVV IIAHI'W |H I.limill l.t W li Bv* 41)1 Hldl, Ir* !,Xf r.l "»!•* ►>* . I.d Ir-*l IkTE-l I*ll r «H'M !< »•■. S ca ai.d W o »ra hT MW F.te'ilNK AMl► AW V 111 ** I*lll 4! K .11 < -Al. A< AgrrO f-.r H-.rk* A lf.ff.f rr Front HeVe Thu •• f.n r . *t P«»•«. I in » l IX -'I ’m A + **»i. I J|O 1C I Alil. h » N L I N I rt , h ll P : 11 p 1 mi r. II If F ... •»*»»*. j Y It P W"« 1 a?* |l r I.""*' r. If F IVri.te ■» /♦ F Ijn-.i, *.S H F >'• *** ♦" If F J 1 H .AIM . » . rrfcf-a Ve*. BTi 1 n i. Wainhul l ;» I •riut h. flf K h AKi fIfKB» • < ' Af.l* -iF • Ul • FFH' J* Vi THF. F« BLW r«*H fill V>>SV\ iIFfOMMT v KW-TK'»N ♦A ‘ e*>ni N » \ .»k ruNKKIi TO«M»KV AM* MA . RIBS AMDS, ' .u»r •■( . k'.d X «» . kl f-k . S -k-'k IW.r »l »',-d 'kd»S •»." - '«•' „ . ( u - »kw -k.-.'1X ... x » . • , * ; 1 rank* *• * *,*-*.• •• » o< « -*r


ocr: pRINT PAPER AT REDUCED PRICES, Constantly on hand and tor sale at the lowest prices PRINTERS’ INKS. Orders filled by Express at better rates than can be obtained elsewhere. CASH, AND THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR RAGS AT OUR WAREHOUSE. may27-ds-w3m J. C. A 11. C. BURBAMK.


ocr: 1809. 1869. 1869. CATHCART & CO., ARE MOW BBC BITING THEIR % Fall and Winter Stools 09 STAPLE AND FANCY ORY-OOODS! Which they Offer to their Ouatemers at (JND'IALL t LOW PRICKB - The Atteation of ii ; •>' ' ® j ->*a>i CASH BUYERS i . It Retpif-tfully Solicited, as they feel Oonlldeatla say lag,that NO OTHER HOUSE IN MINNESOTA CAN OOMFETt WITH THEM IN) Quantity, Styles, Qualltiss, or Prlosa: COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will be Supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE FROM NEW YORK PRIORS, TO COMPETE WITH i.i . • i CHICAGO OR ST. LOUIS MARKETS. All Orders will be promptly filled by »oe of th* Firm who will giro Sneclal Attentio To the Wholesale Trade. DO NOT FORGET To call where Goods are always shown freely, at Trices which seldom fall to Insure Sales, by OATHOART A 00. Vovemher, 1809. <Uw


ocr: gOOTS AND SHOES. WM. J. SMITH &c 00., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, ARE A BRANCH OF AN EXTENSIVE SHOE HOUSE AT BOSTON, THE HEAD QUARTERS OF THE BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, Ffom which we receive weekly consignments of goods at LOWER PRICES THAN MOST DEALERS IN NEW YORK, CHICAGO, OR SAINT LOUIS ARE COMPELLED TO PAY FOR THEM. This is the chief reason why we are selling Boots and Shoes TO COUNTRY MER CH A N TS AS LOW AS THEY CAN OBTAIN THEM IN ANY OF THE ABOVE CITIES. COUNTRY DEALERS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE MAKING THEIR FALL PURCHASES, AND WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO GIVE THEM O Ull P R I C'E S. WM. J. SMITH & CO.,


ocr: son streets, St. Paul. au2l-lydAw O W READY FOR .SALE, THE Revised Statutes OF MINNESOTA. PRICE : SIX DOLLARS PUBLISHED BY STATE AUTHORITY. SUBMISSION OF COMPILATION TO JUDGES. TO THE HONORABLE THE JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT, STATE Or MINNESOTA t According to the statutes in such case made and pro vided, we, the undersigned, Commissioners, have pre pared a Compilation ot the Laws in force in this State, which is herewith respectfully submitted to your exami nation and approval. M. SHERBURNE. WM HOLLINS HEAD, Commisloners, Ac. St. Paul, January 3,1859. APPROVAL OF COMPILATION BY JUDGES. We have examined the Statutes of Minnesota, prepared and compiled by Moses Sherburne and William Hollins head, Esquires, and find the same to be a correct compi lation of the general laws now in force in tbi« State. LAFAYETTE EMMET), CHAS. K. FLANDRAL ISAAC ATWATER, Dated St. Paul, January I*. 1859. Judges,


ocr: TRON AND HARDWARE J. B. BRADEN, WHOLESALE DEALER IN IRON, NAILS, STEEL, SPRINGS, AXLES, ANVILS, VICES, BELLOWS, AXES, HOES, FORKS, RAKES, CHAINS, PLOWS, 4c. An assortment of FARMING IMPLEMENTS, SHELF & HEAVY HARDWARE GENERALLY. Window Qlass and Sash, Lea-her Belting, Sheet Lead, Zinc and Iron, Lead Pipe, Wagon Boxes, Nuts and YYashers. STEAM ENGINES AND BAW MILLS, PITTSBURGH COAL, 4c. Agent for Burke 4 Earne’e Fire Proof Safes. Tbibd Street St. Paul f mayl3-d3m4w6m


ocr: JJOOTS AND SHOES WM. J. SMITH Sc CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, ARE A BRANCH OF AN EXTENSIVE SHOE HOUSE AT BOSTON, THE HEAD QUARTERS OF THE BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, From which we receive weekly consignments of goods at LOWER PRIC E_S TUAN MOST DIALERS IN NEW YORK, CHICAGO, OR SAINT LOUIS ARE COMPELLED TO PAY FOR THEM. This is the chief reason why we are selling Boots and Shoes TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS • AS LOW AS THEY CAN OBTAIN THEM IN ANY OF THE ABOVE CITIES. COUNTRY DEALERS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE MAKING THEIR FALL PURCHASES, AND WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO GIVE THEM O U E PRICES. WM. J. SMITH & CO., Third street, St. Paul. augll-dly


ocr: * JOB PRINTING IIOU3K. TU OKU EtTiILUIIBHT UI lIMIMTI nruoTiro Steam Power l^roNHos NEW MATERIALS! All MM Hw«l V«rU.I»« of Tjrg**, !*•* per »d ( ••«•, tVM rut MOST IMTBJCAtI. IMMrUL. A Hit OHHAaiBTAI 1* 111 NTI N <1 Uhoapor than I£vor! 0T Till PIONKKU A HKMOCRAT OKFIUK, com. tii i Hit a jack ton ara. Hutnt Paul. A F’irist, (JliißH Bimlurv lo oiinoorted wlty tbo office, and optolol attention lo directed to egoeating oil klndo ol HLANK HOOK HINDINU, rrorn tbo boariool 111. AM A LEIMIMH down t o—oll. Can In, Ca n In, Curt In, Cardn. I’rlotad on oar UUHTNINO CAHO I'HKHM ot tbo lowoot retro oad on tbo obortoot nollop get Aeple eed Kserwlim. eee ApeoComo. PAMPHLET WORK Or »ll kina •mciiUil Ml tli* lowml r»n* m 4 In M|irrlor »lyl». A* m <|/«olm«n w* refer t<r |>iern|.lilets prlnleil for llte Mke.me mil Old r«llowe. Cum|isre litem with Ike murk ilone eleewhere. I’OHtOVH, I’oHtorn, Foatoi-a. IlMtlng tin lerKeil CrrMe la the HteU, wo in oiiMblod to |irlat a eloglo oheot I'OrtTKU Itrgor llioo ooy otkor oflloe, tad for the eoae ntMuebir|.<l for • onuller eboot 111,ASKS Hi 1.1. lIKA 1)8. CIIKCAS. flotlng the only HINOKiIY ooaaoeled with » New»|>i|.er OBcr in Iba MtU, wo COM ilicalr oil deerrlptlone of HI,INK HINDIMO with greeter NKATMKH*. HI’KEH A AT LOWCK I’BICVt 1 then any other oelohlwbrnoat. FANCYCOIaOKKI) WORK In thw >le|,Mrtmenl we bore on olmowt aotiro monopoly of tbo work done >a (bo Oily oad hmu Oor oee .rlment of loko, lirontoo. *o„ in lorgo nod our workmen n< compliebed. Hofluction in l J rioeM. To keep poco with the hard time., ood tbo genorol redurtion lo prtcoo, wo bore rtdoeed tbo prieoe of oil doocrlpUoae of HUATIMU, leonng the omolleet morgln for profit-hoping m tbo lorgo oooount of work dono, to moko op for Uo rodoebon The employment nf HTKAM M ACIfINKIIV enobloe os to porf.wm wurh wllh OHKATAB ( lIHAI'NKHM lboa w peeolble on lb# old look mood proaoeo la 000 lo other oSoao. *7


ocr: bbonff of Auoba ' eun y Apr 1 St. IW mys wftvv p A T II C A U T A CO., AKK MhW HK' KIVIMH THKIK iSpiiitu: uml Hummer HTIH'K or HTAPIaP* AND FANCY V It Y GOODHI WUtcb they offer to tbotr < lalonw r* al U K UHUAI.L V 1.0 W I* It I CK 8! Tbe Alloa Don of CASH BIT YKII H la Re«perlf illy Mollelted. aa they feel < <»riAdent in say mg tba> BO orijft ii Molar IB MIBB RAO T 4 • A B f «»M|*ICTK WITM THEM IB (pliant .ity.Himlit v.Ht vlon, OB I’UICM ! CO UNI 11Y MKIICIIANIH Will be supplied at tbe 1/rWKHT fOHPTBI.K ADVANCK FI U)M NKW tork ruicn*! All Oedera wifi be promptly ft Mod by 000 of the f rm who art I! give bM MPEOIAI* AIIEMION TO TM* Wholewalo I* O NO T FoR<i K I It e • here o<e efts are a. e ays aWivn fr*e y «• f*rVna vbwa eaib-n, fail toaore «ai«a ><y l ATHCART * (X).


ocr: B oots and Shoes. WM. J. SMITH & CO WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES. ARE A BRANCH or AH EXTEMBiVX Shoe Li ouse AT JI OST ON , (THE •• HEAD QUARTERS ” OP THE BOOT A SHOE MARKET,) FROM WHICH WE RECEIVE WEEKLY CONSIGNMENTS OF .GOODS AT LOWER I’RICES THAN MOST IN NEW YORK, CHI* CAGO OR ST. LOUIS ARE COMPELLED TO PAY FOR THEM. THIS IS THE CHIEF REASON WHY WE ARE SELLING BOOTS AND SHOES Merchants Aa LOW AS THEY CAN OBTAIN THEM IN ANY OF }THE ABOVE CITIES. aCOUNT RY'D E'A I7k"RS" ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE OCR MAKING THEIR “FA'LLfPUIt CHASES “ Aa pleased to give them Our Prices, EW AS WE ARE OBL GED TO KEEP ON A LARGE STOCK For WHOLESALING, WE FURNISH OUR RETAIL CUSTOMERS WITH A ASSORTMENT OF GOODS TO SELECT FROM, WE WILL SELL THEM AS CHEAP AS HIE QUALITY CAN BE PURCHASED IN THE CITY. WM. J. SMITH & CO., THIXO STKSET, ST. PAUL, ..... augl3-wly M. IN. wrolxs LE AND RETAIL DEALER IE muiT,


ocr: DRY GOODS. 1860. 1859. 1859. CATHCART & CO., ARB NOW RECEIVING THEIR Fall and Winter Stock OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY- GOODS! Which they Offer to their Customers at| unusually low prices The Attention of o A 8 H IBUYERS la Raapecifully Solicited, u they feel Confident In any lng, that NO OTHER HOUSE IN MINNESOTA CAN COMRETB WITH THEM IN| Quantity, Styles, Qualities, op T*rioe«! COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will be Supplied At the LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE VROM NEW YORK TO COMPETE„WITH CHICAGO OR ST. LOUIS MARKETS. All Orders will be promptly filled by one of the Firm, who will give Snecial Attfntlo To the Wholesale Trade. DO NOT FORGET To ca ! l where Goods are always shown freely, at Prices which seldom fail to Insure Sales, by CATHCART k CO. November, 1859. daw NEW GOODS! FALL AND WINTER STYLES, FOR MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN 1 CHEAPER THAN EVER. FONSECA & CO.i Are now receiving their Fall and Winter supplies of STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS, The attention of the Ladies is especially called to their stock of Shaker Flannels, English Cacton Flannels. Furs, Fur Mittons, Handkircheit’s, Skeleton and Bal moral Skirts, Irish Linen, Cambrics, 10-4 Sheetings, and Gloves and Iloseiery, in endless variety. They have no competitors in these Goods, either in styles, quality or prices, having purchased most o their Stock from A. T. Stewart Co- Gentlemen will find an excellent assortment, of HEAVY CLOTHS, C A SSI MERES, VESTINGS, GLOVES, CRAVATS, WRAPPERS, FUR CAPS, CALLAS, AC., To which we desire to draw their attention. The Bank of St. Paul an 1 the Farmer’s Bank taken at —P A R.— Having adopted the Cash System, we are enabled to offer superior inducements to purchasers. oct2l W. G. FONSECA A CO. THE OR EAT SALE —0 F—


ocr: .Advertisements. mr MRS. WINSLOW, AN EX PERIEXCED Nurse and Female Physician, has a Soothing syrup for children teething, which greatly faci litates process of teething, by softening the gums, re ducing all inflammation—will allay all pain and regulate the bowels. Depend upon itmo hers, it will give rest to yourselves and relief aud health to your infants. Per safe in all cases. See advertisement in another column. aug2s-d<lwly


ocr: HARDWARE. >Bjjy~-o X. so/PF. 4 EXCELSIOR STOVE WORKS, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. GILES F. FILLEY* MANUFACTURER OF THE CELEBRATED STOVES,,^ (With Circulating Hot-Air Flues) CHARTER OAK, PLYMOUTH ROCK, AND VALLEY FORGE, WHICH FOR ECONOMY OF FUEL , Durability and. Weight, AND PERFECTION OF OPERATION, STAND UNEQUALLEDI —ALSO— A full assortment of Premium, Klevated Oven, l-’urlor, and Box Stoves, OF ALL VARIETIES, AND OF THE NEWEST AND BEST PATTERNS. t3T Pamphlets and Price LMs furnished on applica tion. OFFICE AND SALES ROOM—ISS k 15T Main ft.,


ocr: W.KIT T S O lias if* !•>«• if# of imtivjiuii»A hi* ln«ndß boa! tk« I‘UBLIC ItENEUALsLY, that II K I H MOW FINEST ASSORTMENT -or- STAPLE AND DRY HOODS. KVKR HttOt 'HIT To THIS «’ITV A lid foh.rh b« M t.uta oflrrlkg (J It t» a p orCa sli Thr foitrittt. il o( COUNTRY MEKI'HANTS !• I art > i.» Vtft HTO C K . At hr ta coitfirirm hr ran gitr U>mn li A. R (i A I N S MKVEK UK POKE Of KKItKD WEST -or N K W Y O H Iv . N. W. KITTSON, fo|'2* llatHmrd * Hlirk Third Ntrwrt /’ A T II C A R T A 4’ O ARK NOW KKi KlUN'l TIIKIK Sprang ftml Sumiiier * HTiH’K or BTA I’IeK AND FANCY Ji It Y Ci O O U S Which thr t oflrr In than 4 oatitMif rs ml U N USU A 1. L Y LO W l» Thr AomnUkHi nl <1 AS 11 BU Y Kit H Ib KrfpreMfulljr Roltrllrd, Bft Ibry Irrl ronDdriit In ing, I bat Mo OIIIKK IIOI'RK IN MINMKhoTa CAM WITH TIIKM IM (iluanl itA’.Ctualit v.Hf vl* OR FRICKS ! COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will hr AU|t|t||#d fol Ih# I/O WEST rOHhIBLE ADVANCE FUOM YORK I*IUCI»! All order# will hr i ntniplly mini bf on# r»f th# F oh- will gitr hi# HI'KCIAIa AITKNTD»N TO TIIR Wholesale Tr D4> NOT FOR4JKT To rail fohrro 44o(«Ia foir Bifofoffo fohofoii fr##lf, Bt Y • hirh ar'd«'in fad t<* Imanrr Hml*#. > y CATHCAHT A CO. April Zfe. Itkb B|>Jk da** t RE A I RE I> I 4' TI•» 1). \V. Inigorsoll »Sc < Jo. KRIIK'K TIIKIK CHURN ICON OOODM NOW NTOKK TO I .NI'IIFX KIiKNTED I.OW lu lf^ Fr n'e-d Ofoi.ro froan f*‘ # m In |/*r yard lefofofoA f. fell?* • Hrofoi. Hb*rl)ugß fr ri. I t Ui 10 D-mlfoß V tl. 12s M I* M M R R 4| 0 4) l> N N K W VO R K J•KI CK AND <|| AHORh WHO If Will WAR IMf* 7 HR fißf A I k>7 OlffißTl teltr ► \ rk nr.rohr. orrr.RRD 9O H THY n k(III A M o » DRY DOODK 4 ovtniry M#r* , hfoa > B • II «**4 th.« a.# p.fo## fe> hrtf ifehßara »p-n If *«* ermi It IB **.) kriowfi ’ka' • -if * la Ofo# of tb** turn •#fo#if* in foil h*fopt# Bfod Fftt'-f Dry '#or*la a'*r 1# Mifokraeri*. W* win a*, 1 up* i >waa er ß i iolel h* klf a- >/ Fail Med W ifot#r Kiri ii W. IN'iRR'OU, A CO , 7h a #• F*


ocr: | t j I ' j Soots and Shoes. WM. J. SMITH & CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS 111 BOOTS AND SHOES ui a ifcAHOit or am mann Shoe EE ou.se AT BOSTON, (THE “ HEAD QUARTERS ” OP THE BOOT A SHOE MARKET,) FROM WHICH WE RECEIVE WEEKLY CONSIGNMENTS OF GOODS AT LOWER PRICES THAN MOST DEALERS IN NEW YORK, CHI- OAGO OR ST. LOUIS ARE COMPELLED TO PAY FOR THEM. THIB IS THE CHIEF REASON WHY WE ARE SELLING ' BOOTS AND SHOES -to- •Country Merchants —As LOW AS THEY CAN OBTAIN THEM IN ANY OF THE ABOVE CITIES. COUNTRY DiE A L E R S ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR.STOOK MAKING THEIR FALL PURCHASES, As we shell be plessed to give them Our Prices. WM. J. SMITH A CO., THIRD BTRRRT, ST. PAUL, auglß-wly DRYGOODS.


ocr: EXCELSIOR STOVE WORKS, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. GILES F. FILLEY MANUFACTURER OF THE CELEBRATED STOVES, (With ..Circulating Hot-Air Flues) CHARTER OAK, PLYMOUTH ROOK, AND VALLEY FORGE, WHICH for ECONOMY OF FUEL , Durability and "Weight, AND PERFECTION OF OPERATION, STAND UNEQUALLED! ALSO — A full assortment of Premium, Klevated Oven, I*arlor, and Pox Stoves, OP ALL VARIETIES, AND OF THE NEWEST AND BEST PATTERNS. and Price Lists furnished on ,


ocr: .Advertisements. MRS. WINSLOW, AN EX PERIENCED Nurse and Female Physician, has a Soothing Syrup for children teething, which greatly faci litates tli * process of teething, by sottening the gums, re ducing all iullammation—will allay all pain and regulate the bowels. Depend upon it mo hers, it will give rest tr yourselves and relief and health to your infants. Per tectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in another column. au£2s-dAwly


ocr: JpiRST-CLASS INSURANCE BY THE iEtna Insurance Co., OF HARTFORD, CONN. INCORPORATED IN 1859— CHARTER PERPETUAL CASH CAPITAL. $1,000,0000 ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED, •tvrrn a surplus of $807,920,08, and the PRESTIGE OF THIRTY-EIGHT YEARS SUCCESS AND EXPERIENCE. ASSETS JANUARY lgT, 1859. Ca<sh in hand and Deposits in Hartford Banks $209,180 38 Cash in transit and Agents’ hands 121,312 83 V. S. Treasury Notes 4', and 5 per cent and accrued interest 57,502 12 Miscellaneous Investments 23,659 68 Real Estate uuiucumbered 63,638 26 Mortgage 4,212 15 Bills Receivable 46,(155 67 Market Value. 220 State Bonds 5 and 6 per cent, interest an nuallv, 50 U. S., lOTeuu., 10 Ky., 50 Mo., 25 X.V., 75 Ohio 219,675 CO 168 Bonds, 6, 7 and 10 per cent interest an nually 167,110 00 857 shares Railroad Stock 82,772 00 50 shares Connecticut River Company 1,250 00 5U shares Watcrbnry Bank S ock 5,250 00 50 shares Stall'ord Springs Bank Stock 5,250 00 36 shares Providence Bank Stock 1,872 00 15 shares Jersey City Bank Stock 1,500 00 2tio shares State of Missouri Hank Stock 20,600 00 2,855 shares Hartford Bank Stock 285,230 00 9,030 shares New York ltant| Slock 561,400 00 UMshares United States Trust Co 11,300 00 150 shares N. Y. Life Insurance and TrusfCo. 24,750 00 .$1,867,920 03 LIABILITIES. The amount of liabilities dne or not due to Banks or other creditors None. I.osses adjusted and not due None. Losses unadjusted in suspense, waiting fur ther prool, or contested 90,963 20 5110.976 54 Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid. Up wards ot sll 000,000 of I.osses have been paid by tit .E na Insurance Company in the past 38 years. Kirean Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and lair profit. Especial attention given to Insurance of‘Dwellings and Contents, for terms of one to live years. The progress of this Corporation has been stable and uninterrupted through seasons of financial sunshine snd storm, or periods eventful in or exempt from sweeping conflagrations and maritime disaster. Being 1 mgesab lishe.d on a cash basis, the troubles of the credit system atfect us in no material particular. During *' hard limes” th" security of reliable Insur ance is an imperative duty—(he ability of property own ers to sus'ain less being then much lessetted. Agencies in all the principal ciiies and towns through out the S ate. Policies issued without delgy, by ap3o-wly TIIEO. FRENCH, Agent. St. Paul. QUARD AGAINST FALL AND WINTER FIRES BY CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE .Etna Insurance Comp’y OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT, INCORPORATED 1819- CHARTER PERPETUAL. CASH CAPITAL, SI,OOO 000, Absolute and unimpaired. Net Surplus'of 5942,181 72, and the prestige of 40 years’ success and experience. Upwards of $12,000,000 of losses have been paid by the -Etna insurance Company in the past 40 years. The value of reliable Insurance will be apparent from the following LOSSES PAID BY THE --EI’NA during the past live years : In Ohio $431,5.0 831 In Michigan....slsß,o43 8 In Wisconsin 100.9'i5 07 I In Indiana 146,839 8 In Kentucky 204,939 4 * | In Illinois 448, 327 4 Missouri 381,518 04 Tennessee 97,549 2 lowa & Minn .... 101,1-99 40 I Kansas A Neb.. 19, 945 7 I'enu'a Va 31,5 *5 82 | Arkansas A (ia. 23. 945 0 Mississippi and Alabama $52 412 18 FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and fair protit. Especial attention given to Insurance of Dwellings and Contents, for terms o< one to five years. The solid service long and successfully tried, and the many advantages the ..Ema Insurance Company pos sesses in its line, should not be overlooked by those ready to insure and understanding their best interests. During “ stringent times ” the necessity for reliable Insurance becomes an imperative duty—the ability of property owners to sustain loss being then much lessened. Agencies in all the principal cities and towns through out the State. Policies issued delay, by any of the duly authorized Agents of the Company. JKSr* Business attended to with despatch and fidelity. S. 11. VARNEY', Agent, sept23-w3m Acoka, Minnesota. gUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.—IBS9 buffAZTo and Lake Huron Hail wav FORMING WITH THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF CANADA A short and Direct Route from CHICAGO TO BUFFALO AND THE EAST. The ears of this Route cross Niagara River at Buffalo on the GREAT INTERNATIT AI, STEAM BRIDGE. Passenger on the New York Central [Erie street] De pot without changing seats. Through tickets lor this route by J C. Ge rge, of Jackson street and Seventh. Also, by W. F. Gaudall Agent, M. A M. Railroad. G. T. NUTTER, General Western Agent, Detroit, Michigan, R. H. BARLOW, Managing Director, Buffalo and Lake Huron R. R Brautlord Canada West. my3o-difrwttf QT. JOSEPH’S ACADEMY FOR O YOU Nif LA DIBS, CONDUCTED BY THE SIS frIRS OK ST. JOSEPH—ST. PAUL, MINN. This Institution will be opened for the reception of Pupils on Mond iv, September sth. Jt will be unde'r tlie auspices and special direction of the Right Kev. T. 1,. Orace, Bishop ol St. Paul. Tue buddings are pie isaat’y situated in a healthy and retired part of the c ity. The chief edihce is of stone, three stories high, with galleries to each story, running the whole length of the buildiug. The interior arrangements have been made with a view to its use as an academy. The study room and dormitories are large, commodious and well ven tilated. The grounds are handsomely ornamented, and ailord ample room for recreation and the healthful exer cise of the pupi's. The system will be tlie same as that pursued in other Catholic institutions, comprising all the departments of education —mural and intellectual culture, relinement of manners and physical improvement. The course of studies will embrace all the branches, useful and orna mental, that are usually taught. The government will be mild and parental, but firm and uniform, while the strictest attention will be given to the health, co nfort and wauts of the pupils. The annual term is divided into two sessions of five months each ; the lirsl commencing on the tirst Monday in September, and the secoud on the first Monday in Feb ruary. Examinations will be held every two months, and the results communicated to parents by bulletins. Theauuual term will close with a publ c exhibition in the latter part of J une. Terms per Session—Payable Lalf session in advance. lioard and Tuition in any or all of the following branches: Reading, Writing, Grammar, Geography, History, Ari lunetic, .Vathematics, Geometry, Physical Sciences, -Moral and Intellectual Philosophy— S3O, SOO, and SOS, ac cording to age and class of Pupil. For Day Soho tars, SO, j*s, and $lO, according to age and class of Pupil. EXTRA CHARGES. French an l German, each $lO 00 Mils con Piano, “ 20 00 •• on Guitar, *• 20 00 Use of Instruments 5 00 Drawing and Painting 10 00 Red and Redd ng 5 00 Washing 10 00 Stationery 3 00 This institution is Catholic, but as its object is to alibi'd educational advantages, irrespective of religious creeds, no inilueuce beyond that object will be exercised. Order and regularity only will require attendance at Divine Service onSundays. Letters to be addressed to, “ The Mother Superior of St. Joseph’s Academy, St Paul, Minn.’’ aug2o oAw2m JJ U Y THE Wamsutta Prints. THEY ARE THE BEST CALICOES YET OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC FOR THE MONEY. WHOLESALE AGENTS t DEFOREST, ARMSTRONG A CO., e 30-w Ctn New York. Q. RE A T REDUCTION D. W. Ingersoll & Co. UATB CONCLUDED TO REDUCE THEIR PRICES UPON GOODS NOW IN STORE TO UNPRECEDENTED LOW RATES. Printed Calico from sj.j to 10 cents per yard “ Lawns “ 6 to 12}i “ “ Brown Sheetings from 65a to 10 “ “ Demina “ •• 9 to 12>£ “ AND THEY OF EE It TIIEIK ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS AT NEW YORK PRICES. AND CHARGES, WHICH WILL MAKE THIS THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY EVER BEFORE OFFERED FOR THE PURCHASE OF DRY GOODS. Country Merchants will lind this the place to make their purchases upon these terms. It is well known that our Stock is one of the most ex tensive in all Staple and Fancy Dry Goods ever offered in Minnesota. We will sell upon these terms until the arrival of our Fall and Winter Stock. D. W. INGERSOLL A CO., Corner of Wabashavv and Third streets, St. Paul, jy3l-d2m Minnesota. JJEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS. CATHCART & Co. ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR Fall and YVinter STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, WHICH THEY OFFER TO THEIR CUSTOMERS AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES THE ATTENTION OF CASH BUYERS Is Respectfully Solicited, as they feel confident Id say ing, that NO OTHER HOUSE IN MINNESOTA CAN COMPETE WITH THEM IN Quantity, Quality, Styles OR PRICKSI COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will be supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE FROM NEW YORK PRICES ! All Orders will be promptly filled by one of the Firm who will give his SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE Wholesale Trade DO NOT FORGET TO CALL WHERE ‘GOODS ARE ALWAYS SHOWN FRRELY AT PRICES WHICH SELDOM FAIL TO INSURE SALES BY CATHCART & CO. sept23-tl<J*w w. KITTSON IIAS THE PLEASURE OF INFORMING HI FRIENDS ANI) THE PUBLIC GENERALLY, THAT IIE IS NOW OPENING THE FINEST ASSORTMENT —OF— STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY AND WHICH HE IS NOW OFFERING CHEAP FOR CASH. THE ATTENTION OF COUNTRY MERCHANTS S PARTICULARLY REQUESTED TO HIS STOCK AS HE 13 CONFIDENT HE CAD GIVE THEM BARGAINS NEVER BEFORE OFFERED WEST O F NEW YORK. N. W. KITTSON, ap2B Hayward’s Block Third Street. JJILL FURNISHING. CHICAGO BRANCH OF JOHN T. NOYE’S BUF FALO MILL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT, FRENCH BURR MILLSTONES, BOLTING CLOTHS, NOYE’S IMPROVED CENTRIFUGAL FEEDING, FLOURING & GBIST MILLS. Noye’s Improved Patent Flour Packer. Noye’s Improved Pressure Mills, Plantation Corn Mills, improved Centervent and Turbine Water Wheels. Noye’s Improved Iron Bolting Reels, Bran Dusters, Mill OeariDg, ShaftlDg, Hangers and other Castings High and I.ow Pressure Engines and Boilers, im, roved Portable Engines. Weeks’L rge and Small Platform Scales, warranted equal to Fairbanks. Leather and India Rubber Belting and Packing. AGENT IN ST. PAUL, WM M LEYDE Office at W. H. Stillman’s Commission Warehouse, auglfi-dfrwCm Jackson st., near Lower Levee. , TTIRE ! FIRE !!—THE SUBSCRIBER JF would respectfully inform the citizens of Anoka, Manomin, St. Francis, Princeton, Monticelloand vicinity, hat he has been appointed Agent of the well-known iETNA FIRE AND INLAND INSURANCE COMPANY, At the town of Anoka, and is now prepared to do business through that Company. Anoka, Augus’ 18, 1869. S. H. VARNEY, Agent, augl6~wly Anoka. pHARLES T. CURTIS, ATTORNEY \J AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,Anoka, Minnesota nov!6-wly THE WM. J. ARE A THE HEAD From which NEW YORK, ARE This is the AS THEY CAN ARE INVITED FALL AND WE augll-dly 1859. Pioneer 150 250 MILES THIS IS THE St. Joseph, Omaha, Trains leave al of Packets n port, Keokuk on, and nati, Ac., To Omaha and Western all PASSENGERS AND Emigrants pend upon going Freight taken at Through Nebraska City, tale on the * acket Passengers Tickets. Baggage Meals and rcMississippi Freight P. B. GROAT, JOHN AYER, MRS. ENCED presents to the For Children cess of teething, Uammation—will and is sure to mothers, it will health to your We have put years, and can we have never cine—never has effect a cure, an instance of On the tions, and speak its magical this matter “ experience, and ment of what stance where exhaustion, minutes after the This valuable one ofthe most England, and mccess in It not only orates the and gives tone will almost GRIPING IN And overcome medied, end in surest remedy in and Diarrhoea in teething or from every mother the foregoing nor the prejudice ing ahild and the ly sure—to used. Full bottle. None TIS A wrapper. Sold by Kal office, No. 13, ottle. THE -1 TUAL Fira Paul, Minnesota. Authorized Jacob M. Edwin J. W. Bass Luke S. P. C. H. This Company and has insured quarter of a sure guarantee of Marine than in foreign Office son streets, St. an2l-lydAw


ocr: , DRY GOODS. 1859. 1869. 1859. ARR NOW RECEIVING THEIR Fall and W inter Stools OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY- GOODS! Which thej Offer to their Customers at UNUSUALLY LOW PBIOIS The Attention ef ' CASH BUYERS Is Respectfully Solicited, as they feel Confident in say- Ing, that NO OTHER HOUSE IN MINNESOTA OAN COMPETE WITH THEM IN Quantity, Styles, Qualities, or Prices! COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will be Supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE FROM NEW YORK PRIORS, TO COMPETE WITH CHICAGO OR ST. LOUIS MARKETS. All Orders will be promptly filled by one of the Firm, who will giro Snecial Attentie To the 'Wholesale Trade. DO NOT FORGET To call where Goods are always shown freely, at Prices which seldom fail to lasers Sales, by OATHOABT ft 00. May, 186*. daw


ocr: BOOTS AND SHOES., Boots and Shoes. WM. J. SMITH & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES ai a beanos or aji muuri Shoe HE oxx s o AT BOSTON, (Till “ HEAD QUARTERS” Of THE BOOT A SHOE MARKET,) FROM WHICH WE RECEIVE WEEKLY CONSIGNMENTS OF GOODS AT LOWER PRICES THAN MOST DEALERS IN NEW YORK, CHI CAGO OR ST. LOUIS ARB COMPELLED TO PAT FOR THEM. THIS 18 THE CHIEF REASON WHY WE ARE SELLING BOOTS AND SHOES —to— ICountry Merchants —As— LOW AS THEY OAN OBTAIN THEM IN ANY OF THE ABOVE CITIES. COUNTRY DEALERS AEX INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK BRFORK MAKING THEIR FALL PURCHASES, As we shall be pleased to fits them Our Prices. WM. J. SMITH & CO., THIAD BTBUT, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA. aoglS-wly


ocr: EXCELSIOR STOVE WORKS, ST. LOUIB, MISSOURI. GILES F. FILLEY * MANUFACTURER OF THE CELEBRATED STOVES, (With Circulating Hot-Air Fines) CHARTER OAK, PLYMOUTH ROCK, AND VALLEY FORGE, WHICH FOB ECONOMY OF FUEL , Durability and. "Weight, AND PERFECTION OF OPERATION, STAND UNEQUALLED! —ALSO A full assortment of Premium, Elevated Oven, Parlor, and Box Stove*, OF ALL VARIETIES, AND OF THE NEWEST AND BK>T PATTERNS. O* Pamphlets and Price Lifts furnished on applica tion. OFFICE AN D SALES ROOM—ISS A 167 Main sA, sepS-dawtf ST. LOUIS, MO.


ocr: 1869. 1869. 1859. CATHCART & CO., ARK NOW RECEIVING THEIRj Spring and Summer Stock OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY--GOODS! Which they Offer to their Customers at UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES ! The Attention of CASH BUYERS Is Respectfully Solicited, as they feel Confident in say . Ing, that NO OTHER HOUSE IN MINNESOTA CAN COMPETE WITH THEM IN Quantity. Styles, Qualities, or Price* ! COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will be Supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE FROM NEW YORK PRICES, TO COMPETE WITH CHICAGO OR ST. LOUIS MARKETS. jl All Orders will be promptly filled by one of the Firm, who will give Snecial Attentio To the "Wholesale Trade. DO NOT FORGET To call where Goods are always shown fretly, at Prices which seldom fail to insure Sales, by


Weekly Minnesotian and times.

ocr: Boots and Shoe s.| WM. J. SMITH & CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES: i ▲KK A BKaNOU or AN KXf JCMSIVK Shoe Jrl on s e | AT BOSTON, I (THE “ HEAD QUARTERS” OF THE BOOT A SHOE t MARKET,) FROM WHICH WE RECEIVE i WEEKLY CONSIGNMENTS OF GOODS AT LOWER PRICES TUAN MOST DEALERS IN NEW YORK, CHI CAGO OR ST. LOUIS ARE COMPELLED TO PAY FOR THEM. THIS 13 THE CHIEF REASON WHY WE ARE SELLING BOOTStAND SHOiES TO Country Merchants As LOW AS THEY OAN OBTAIN THEM IN ANY OF THE ABOVE CITIES. COUNTRY DEALERS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFOR MAKING THEIR FALL PURCHASES As we shall be pleased to give them Our Prices. r &T AS WE ARE OBL’GED TO KEEP ON | A LARGE STOCK FOR WHOLESALING, WE FURNISH OUR RETAIL CUSTOMERS WITH A FUI ASSORTMENT OF GOODS TO SELECT FROM, ! WE WILL SELL THEM AS CHEAP AS THE i QUALITY CAN BE PURCHASED IN THE CITY.

place_of_publication: St. Paul, Minn.

publisher: Newson, Moore, Foster & Co.


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ocr: DISPLAYED ADV’TS. Boots and Bhoes. WM. J. SMITH & CO WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, AAB A BRANCH OV AM KXTttMftiTM Shoe Hon a e AT BOSTON, (THE “ HEAD QUARTERS ” OP THE BOOT A SHOE MARKET,) FROM WHICH WE RECEIVE WEEKLY CONSIGNMENTS OF .GOODS AT LOWER PRICES THAN MOST IDEALERS IN NEW YORK, CHI CAGO OB ST. LOUIS ARE COMPELLED TO PAY FOR THEM. THIB IS THE CHIEF REASON WHY WE ABE SELLING BOOTS AND SOOES —to— Merchants —Aa— LOW AS THEY CAN OBTAIN THEM IN ANY OF (THE i ABOVE CITIES. IOOUN T RY'D BTTfTinFS' ABB INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR STOCKED EFOR i.. MAKING THEIR "FXLLfPURCHASES “ As trthhnXths pleased to give them Our Prices, WE ARE OBL GED TO KEEP ON HAND A LARGE STOCK FOR WHOLESALING, WE CAN FURNISH OUft RETAIL CUSTOMERS WITH A FULL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS TO SELECT FROM, AND WE WILL SELL THEM AS CHEAP AS IHE SAME QUALITY CAN BE PURCHASED IN THE CITY. WM. J. SMITH A CO., THIRD STRICT, ST. PAUL MINNESOTA.


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ocr: Boots and Shoes. WM. J. SMITH & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, ill A BEANCS OF AB XXTBXSIVB Shoe H o xjl s e AT BOSTON, (THE “ HEAD QUARTERS ” OF THE BOOT A SHOE MARKET,) FROM WHICH WE RECEIVE WEEKLY CONSIGNMENTS OF GOODS AT LOWER PRICES THAN MOST DEALERB IN NEW YORK, CHI CAGO OR ST. LOUIS ARE COMPELLED TO PAY FOR THEM. THIS IS THE CHIEF REASON WHY WE ARE BELLING BOOTS AND SHOES — lO Country Merchants Ag LOW AS THEY CAN OBTAIN THEM IN ANY OF THE ABOVE CITItS. COUNTRY DEALERS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR STOOK BEFORE MAKING THEIR FALL PURCHASES, Aa we shall be pleased to give them Our Brices. WM. J. SMITH & CO., THIRD BTRBKT, ST. PAUL, ..... MINNESOTA. aug!B-wly


ocr: DRY GOODS. 1859. 1859. 1859. CATHCART <fc CO., AEE NOW RECEIVING THEIS Fall ansi Winter Stoelc OF BTAPLE AND FANCY DB Y-GOOD 8! Which they Offer to their Customers at UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES The Attention o t CASH BUYERS Is Respectfully Solicited, as they fssl Confidant In sap* ing, that NO OTHER HOUSE IN MINNESOTA CAN COMPETE WITH THEM IN Quantity, Styles, Qualities, or Prices! COUNTRY MERCHANTS WRI be Supplied at the LOWEST POBSIBLE ADVANCE FROM NEW TORN PRICES, TO COMPETE WITH CHICAGO OR ST. LOUIS MARKETS. All Orders will be promptly filled by one of the Firm, who will give Bi>ecial Attentic To th.e "Wholesale Trade. DO NOT FORGET To call where Goods are always shown freely, at Prices which seldom fall to Insure Sales, by OATHOABT k 00. May, 1869. daw


ocr: "*1859. 1859. 1859. OATHCART & CO., ARK NOW RECEIVING THEIR Fall and Winter Stock Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY- GOODS! Which they Offer to their Ooetomere at UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES The Attention of OASH BUYERS Is Respectfully Solicited, ae they feel Confident In say* ing, that NO OTHER HOUSE IN MINNESOTA CAN COMPETE WITH THEM IN Quantity, Styles, Qualities, or Prices! COUNTRY MERCHANTS WUI be Supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE PROM NEW TORE PRICES, TO COMPETE WITH CHICAGO OR ST. LOUIS MARKETS. All Order* will be promptly filled by one of the firm, who will give Snecial Attentio To the 'Wholesale Trade. DO NOT FORGET To call where Goods are always shown freely, at Prices which seldom fail to insure Bales, by OATHOART k 00. May, 1859. daw Boots and Shoes.


ocr: p R I N T PAPER AT REDUCED PRICES, Constantly cn hand and for sale at the lowest prices PRINTERS’ INKS. Orders filled by Express at better rates than can be obtained elsewhere. CASH, AND THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR RAGS AT OUR WAREHOUSE. may27-dis*w3m J. C. & H. C. BURBAMK.


ocr: gOOTS AND SHOES WM. ,T. SMITH & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, ARE A BRANCH OF AN EXTENSIVE SHOE HOUSE AT BOSTON, THE HEAD QUARTERS OF THE BCOT AND SHOE MARKET, From which we receive weekly consignments of goods at LOWER PRICES 'TEAS MOSt DZALERS IM NEW YORK, CHICAGO, OR ttE.COM PET.LEDjtO PAY FOR .EX. This is the chief reason w'ty we are selling Boots and Shoes TO COUNTRY uIEkCH AN TS AS LOW as they can obtain them in any of the ABOVE CITIES. COUNTRY DEALERS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFCRE MAKING THEIR FALL PURCHASES, AND WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO GIVE THEM OUR PRICES. As we are obliged to keep on hand a large Stock for Wholesaling, we wan furnish our Retail Customers with a lull Assortment of Goods to select from, and we will sell them as cheap as the same quality ran be pur chased in the city. WM. J. SMITH & CO., Third street, St. Paul. BAt NT LOUIS


ocr: XTEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS CATHCART & Co. ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR Fall and W inter STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, WHICH THEY OFFER TO THEIR CUSTOMERS,, AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES THE ATTENTION O CASH BUYERS Is Respectfully Solicited, as they feel confident in say ing, that NO OTHER HOUSE IN MINNESOTA OAN CO PETE WITH THEM IN Qiaantitv, Quality, Style OR PRICES! COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will be supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE FROM NEW YORK PRICES ! All Orders will be promptly filled by one of the Firm who will give his SPECIAL. ATTENTION TO THE Wholesale Trade DJ NOT FORGET TO CALL WHERE GOODS ARE ALWAYS SHOWN FRRELY AT PRICES WHICH SELDOM FAIL TO INSURE SALES BY CATHCART & CO. sept23-d<J-w


ocr: j i I BOOTS AND SHOES. Boots and Shoes. WM. J. SMITH & CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOE S AM A BEANO* or AS SXTXSSIVS Shoe Hou s e AT BOSTON, (T HE •• HEAD QUARTERS ’• OF THE BOOT A SHOE MARKET,) FROM WHICH WE RECEIVE WEEKLY CONSIGNMENTS OF GOODS AT LOWER PRICES THAN MOST DEALERS IN NEW YORK, CHI CAGO OR ST. LOUIS ARK COMPELLED TO FAY FOR THEM. THIS IS THE CHIEF REASON WHY WE ARE SELLING BOOTS AND SHOES TO Merchants As BOW AS THEY CAN OBTAIN THEM IN ANY OF THE (ABOVE CITIES. i *:? . COUNTRY DIE A L E R S ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE BEFORE MAKING THEIR « FALL PURCHASES, A* we ihtll be pleased to give them Our Brices. WM. J. SMITH & CO., THIKD HTBKBT, ST. PAUL, .... . aug!B-wly DRY GOODS.


ocr: ST. PAUL, .... . MUfJfKSOTA. aug!B-wly DRY GOODS. 1809. 1809. 1809. CATHCABT & CO., ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR Fall and Winter Stock or STAPLE AND FANCY DRY- GOODS! Whloh they Offer to their Customers at UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES 9 The Attention of CASH BUYERS I* Respectfully Solicited, ae they feel Confident la fay ing, that NO OTHER HOUSE IN MINNESOTA OAN COMPETE WITH THEM IN. Quantity, Styles, Qualities, or Rrioes ! COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will be Supplied at the •0 LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE FROM NEW YORK PRICES, TO COMPETE WITH CHICAGO OR ST. LOUIS MARKETS. All drderi will be promptly filled by one of the Firm, who will give Soecial AttentU To the Wholesale Trade. DO NOT FORGET To call where Goods are always shown freely, at Pricee which seldom fall to Insure Sales, by OATHOART A 00. May, 1859. daw


ocr: BOOTS AND SHOES. Boots and Shoes. WM. J. SMITH & CO. WHOLESALE DEAL KBS IN BOOTS AND SHOE S **■ A BRXMOH or A> XXTkXSIVE Shoe H ou.se AT BOSTON, " ' C 1 Bn “ H£AD QCASTUB ”01 THE BOOT A SHOE MARKET,) FROM WHICH WE RECEIVE WEEKLY CONSIGNMENTS Of - GOODS AT LOWER PRICES THAN MOST DEALERS IN NEW YORK, fim. OAGO OR ST. LOUIS ARE COMPELLED TO PAY FOR THEM. THIS IS THE CHIEF REASON WHY WE ARE SELLING boots and shoes TO Country Merchants —As LOW AS THEY CAN OBTAIN THEM IN ANY OF THE ABOVE CITIES. COUNTRY DEALERS au invited to examine our stook before MAXING THEIR FALL PURCHASES, As we shell be pleased to give them Our Price s. WM. J. SMITH * CO., THIRD STRICT, ST.PAUL, - . . . . MINNESOTA. aug!B-wly DRYGOODS. ' | j 5 ** jj g A _ _


ocr: EXCELSIOR STOVE WORKS, ST. L0U15,.,,., MISSOURI. GILES F. FILLEY MANUFACTURER OF THE CELEBRATED STOVES, (With .Circulating Hot-Air Flues) CHA KTER OAK, PLYMOUTH ROOK. AND VALLEY FORGE, WHICH FOR ECONOMY OF FUEL , Durability and Weight, and PERFECTION OF OPERATION, STAND UNEQUALLED! —ALSO— A full assortment of Premium, Elevated Oven, parlor, and Box Stoves, OP ALL VARIETIES, AND OP THE NEWEST AND BEST PATTERNS. 13“ Pamphlets and Price Lists furnished on appllca OFFICE AN D SALES ROOM—I6S k 157 Main st., sepß-dawtf ST. , . » ! 1 i ‘ ,


Burlington free press. [volume]

ocr: Burlington, Nov. 3, 1559. w20w6 arrvecrs. Greatest Improremeiil oi Age THE 60 fliiitlliil?, KOT-AIP. DEAUOKT LARGE VEXT1LATED OVEK, COOKING STOYE P0R WOOD OR COAL. THE GOOD SASEARITAIY Is the best Gushed and most durable Stove of the da THE GOOD SAMARITAN Combine every advantage for Cookuig ever applied to a stove THE GOOD SAMARITAN" Bakes perfectly on Top and in the Oven, and RoaM m Frout at the same time, w.thout imparling the flavor oi one kind ol food to another THE VENTILATED OVEN Bf the constant admission of pore fresh air, always insure Sweetness to the tood bem; baked THE HOT-AIR DRAUGHT Uisev the temperature of ilie f.re Box. anil increase the heating properties of the Stove, tnui etiablinc; THE GOOD SAMARITAN To do more work in every variety of Cooking, with less Fuel, than any Stove in iho World. THE GOOD SAMARITAN Haf the most penect arrangement lor Broiling on lbs Frout Hearth, witnout mterfenn- w.th tne other operation of Cooking. THE GOOD SAMARITAN Has a constant supply of Hot Water without Co4t, aaJ heats Water tor the Bathing Room superior to any Range. THE GOOD SAMARITAN Is in every respect worthy of its came. COME AND SEE IT AT THE RICHMOND Agricultural Warehouse AND STOVE STORE. I havo also a largo lot of tho various kinds of Cook, Parlor, Dining Room, and Box Stoves, Stove Pipe, Ac, which will be sold as low as the l0WMt- HESKYP.D0V7. Richhoxd, Vt., Oct. 23, 1S53. wtf BIRD SEEDS all kinds Fresh and Clean, Wholesale and Retail-" " ' "Tsiil -.

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ocr: SEEDBt fcREDB' . flfl BCSI1ELS Timolhv Seed OIMI so bush.ls Kel Tcp 1 ten Red Closer Sfl'llbs. M'hlto C over ' Tor sale by II. II TM0LIIILE, Ccllege sti.lt. BurliagtOD, March 30, 1S53 1iw6w


ocr: Western Flour, Pork and Grain, Depot, OGDENSBURGn, N. Y.j Offico formerly occupied by Cramford apr. 15 wly Iniprovcnienl vl Age GOOFSAIAHITAN, HOT-AIR DRAUGHT LARGE VENTILATED OVEN, COOKING STOVE FOR WOOD OR COAL. THE GOOD SAMARITAN the best finished and most durable Stove, ofthe daj THE GOOD SAMARITAN every advantage for Cooking ever apnlied to o Stove. THE GOOD SAMARITAN Bakr. prrtectly on Top and m the Oven, and Ii"a:4 Pi. ' it at tlie same time, Without imparling ik fl.iv-.ir of one kind of food to tuioiucr THE VENTILATED OVEN By the constant udmis.ion of pure freh air, always insures Sweetness to the food being baled. THE HOT-AIR DRAUGHT Raises the temperature ofthe Fire Hox, and iiicrw-es the healing properties of the Store, thus enabling THE GOOD SAMARITAN To do more work ill every variety of Cooking vviln less Fuel, Hian any Stove in the World. THE GOOD SAMARITAN Has the most perfect. arrangement for Brm'.ns "i Hie Front Hearth, without interfering wif , other operations of Cooking THE GOOD SAMARITAN Has a constant supply of Hot Water without Cost, and heats Water tor the Bathing Room superior to any Range. THE GOOD SAMARITAN Is in every respect worthy or its name COME AND SEE IT AT THE II I C II M O N T) Warehouse AND STOVE STORE. I have also a large lot ofthe various kinds Parlor, Dining Room, and Box Stoves, Pipe, Ac, which will be sold as low as tho ' HENRY P. DOW: RicnuosD, Vt., Oct. 28, 1859. " "' wtf


ocr: Manufacturing Company, J. B. RAND & CO., FIsHERVILLE, N. II . THESE Instruments are made by experienced workmen, of the best materials, with the full iron frame, in Rosewood cases, combining all the improvements of tho day which constitute a good Piano Forte, and for brilliancy and richness of tone are unsurpassed by any now offered in the market. Sr" Every Instrument fully warranted. Fisherville, Oct. 25, 1859. ole Agents for Burlington and vicinity. PARTRIDGE A POWERS. Burlington, November 21, 1859. wly FALL IMPORTATION or FANCY GOODS AND TOYS ! Leather Bags, Port Monnaies, Perfumery, Meer schaum Pipes, Cigar Holders, China and Porcelain Goods, Brushes, Combs, Ac. Also, 120Cases TOYS of all descriptions. The whole comprisiig one of the largest stocks to be found in the Un ed States. Dealers will find it for theirinterest to call be fore makingtheir purchases, as they will find bargains. S20.000 worth COOKING EXTRACTS SOAPS COLO N'GES, SOAP POWDER, Ac. to bo sold at manufactures' prices. TOYS by the case, from $5 to 150, well assort ed in each case. nOLDEIY, CUTTER fc CO. 32 A 36FcderaI,and 107, 111, 113 Congress Sts. BOSTON. Manufacturers and extensive dealers in FIRE


ocr: THE RUSSIA SALVE VEGETABLE OINTMENT Hyllu ea nied snd sold in Uorton for the lut i Tesrs, nl Its Tlrtnes have stood thi teit of Urns. j RUSSIA SALVE CURES BURKS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES CANCERS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES BORE EYES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES ITCH. RUSSIA SALVE CURES FELONS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SCALD HEAD. RUSSIA SALVE CURES NETTLE RASH. RUSSIA SALVE CURES CUTS RUSSIA SALVE CURES CORNS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SCALDS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SALT RHEUM. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SORES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES FLEA BITES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES WHITLOWS. RUSSIA SALVE CURE3 ULCERS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES WARTS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SORE NIITLES RUSSIA SALVE CURES STIES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES FESTERS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES RISOWORM RUSSIA SALVE CURES SCURVY. RUSSIA SALVE CURES BUNIONS. TlITSSIA SALVE CURES SORE LIPS. CD I- e a zn CO ' CO p B i-3 RUSSIA SALVE CURES INOROWINO NAILI.j RUSSIA SALVE CURES SPIDER STINOS. .. RUSSIA SALVE CURES 8UINOLES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES ERUPTION'S. RUSSIA SALVE CURES MOSQUITO BITES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES CHILBLAINS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES FROZEN LIMSS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES WENS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SORE EARS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES BOILS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES FLESH WOUNDS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES PILES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES BRUISES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES CHAPPED HANDS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SPRAINS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SWELLED NOSE. RUSSIA SALVE CURES ERYSIPELAS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES LAME WRIST. cc CO xn & i i P P 2 1-3 O Bites of Venomoni Reptiles art loitsotly enrsd by Ihlspj KXCELLEKT OINTMENT. fej " EVERY MOTHER WITH CHILDREN, " anil all lleada of Families, 1-3 Should keep Box In the eipbo.nl, or on Cat sa.H handy to me In CASE OF ACCIDENT. Price, 25 Cents per Box. Put up In Isrrs lite mtt.l boaef. -lt!i n it4 wrapper, Bimuirto th above enrraTing, without which nonr genuine. Sold In tht United Statti and Canada br all TMidars sf Patcut Medicines, I)ruf r.'f. at roott of tha country iiorea, auQ by Redding & Co., Proprietors, No. 8 Slate Street, Boston. M A I Z A K O N . CREAM OF TARTAR SUBSTITUTE. DANA, FARRAR tf HYDE, Agents,


ocr: SAWS !S 4 W S ! OAflK, POIITKlt Ai CO., SAW MANUFACTURERS, FISIIERVILLE, N. II., SINCE 1849. SrilERE they keep a Inriro assortment " tnnnnfncturo to order all tho various rtRrUt.AH and other AVS tho United States and Cnnndas. SvTho largo Circular nws are ground by tnado rxprcsly for tho purpose, consc aro mur-h truer nnd superior to In tlio usual manner. Those in want of Saws aro rcspcctfnlly invited sams iir.PAinr.n short notleo, and all orders promptly l.ist of Prices sont by mail to persons tlAOE, OEO. C. OAOn, 1. K. OAOE, II. M. ROLFE. Nov. 55, 1858. wly2J Stoves. Stoves, Stoves. I A "SMi iflSI 11IECEI.EI1RATED STEWART COOKING STOVES nre for salo at tho RICHMOND AORICUIriTRAT. AND STOVU STORK, Al.o tho Economist, OovKRvon, Svlvan 1ii.iil.v Ai.t, HuMt., OoLor. Diamond Rock, West FonwEsr liEi.1.1:, United States, Ac. 4c. Together with a biro assurtmLnt of Dinin P.irior and Box Stoies, ttovo pipe, Tio ware, .tc, whlcli will bo sold at as ns thoy can bo bought fur ut any other cs HENRY P. DOW. Richmond, Dec. 1C1S5S. t::aii: IMPORTANT TO All Dealers in every Toxcn and City that, purchase GOODS. AND YANKEE NOTIONS, fHEAP. TriLL fin It for their advnntago t" call ' v cxnmlnn the m"t oxtenffvo. nnd by fnr variety of FANCY AUTICL-IS ever In nnvones ore n thr United -tntr. C. L. Waite's superior Cooking and RibblM. Sonp.. Crrnrrs. Thr llostnn Chrntlrnl Sonp Posv.lpr. piper mnklng one gillon Soft Sonp In None genuine notes manufactured '. I.. nlte, hohnvlngpnld the InventiT, for the right and receipts, six r. CUTTER & IMPORtEflS FANCY O00DS AND TOYS, AND COMMISSION MERCH NTS, 111, 113 Cnire.., nnd 32 nnd 30 Federal IIOSTOX, MASS. SOLE AGENTS FOR A. LANEROAX, (nr-r.nr tn) SAsnrnens Lavfroas's si;pi:rior ruir. hme given "nh unliTr.nl .aM. faction Cimmon and tbrousrhout tbo New for the pit too v- nr, (without thr ellcht nrcl.lnt.) Tlnvlnir clrrn tho br.t vr clvi-n on Bo.ton Common, lnt year, ovrr firs hundred rcrlil .irll, from mortnr., In r, thnn tlilrtv inrirty thnt thr.r flrr.work nro far .norrior Mr. Lmrrirnn being by fur the ehemlst In the United Ftnte", s uitni; thr verv tir.t rbcmicals. Every nr In rirr.ortt l wnrrmt-d. All kind., I stnnll. rnn-tintlv on hmd nt low prices. fvrnthr A nt 8 ort n'-tlrr. lfi.nnn.nnn Trv-lnr, nnd pulling Crnrlirs, Gold Chop. .March 10. w3in II01I.R0 T WHISKEY J


ocr: NURSERYMAN AXD FLORIST, THETFORD, VERMONT, OrrERt for sale cxcscally rtxc (.RAPE VINES of the choicest varieties, including Delaware. Diana. Robecca. Conoord. and Hartford Prollflo DwARr PearTrees, Siaxdaro axd DwARr Apple Trees, Blackberries, Raspberries, Gooseberries, Currants, Strawberries, Rhubarb, Asparagus, Ac Orxa m ex tal Shrubs, Vines, Roses, and Herbaceous border, plants. Greex.uocse plant, for budding out, and for bouse culture. noludlnff snltndld Verbenas. Fnebslana. 'ever. blooming Roses, Heliotropes, Geraniums, Ao. Fiowxa Seeds of the choloest varieties, and all other things desirable for the Fruit and Flower Garden at tb. North. Descriptive catalogues, with Drlces. cratls to all appltesnts. ineuoia,jiarcn 50, ioju. aawzm T ADIEBSERGE BUTTON BOOTS M-i with heels. Just received by A. PR0UTV, J. May 23.


ocr: 35 ConVg0J? BotSi lALL SHOULD USEi SMITH'S NEW PLANT AND ROOT BITTER THE SICK TO tl WELL, THE WELL TO KEEP SO, PREPARED IX PURE BOURBON WHISKEY, Como all )ehonet work. ne men, Mechanic, fa mien, doctor! , tooi Come, try thee Bitiera ri.ee, and m How good they are, n hat good they'll do- FRED. E. SMITH, Prop'r, MONTPELIER, VT For isle by II A. HODGES, Richmond, f W. nilOWNELL, Essex Junction, C r. STORKS, Winooskl Falls. Jon, 17 Slwlm'


ocr: A ' I' It ll ICR UlIECMATISM, HUAU.XCHE, MVELLIX03. 61.IUE THROATS, IICUXS, BRUISES, CUTS, SCALDS, CRAJir, Sl'RAIXS SpaiuoIic Ailcctlons, Pains in the Side, Chest and Stomach, Sea-sickness, Ac, Ac. Printer. lll llnd it a laluablo remedy for ' wrist drop." This rtandin? reme.lv for tho above.uien Honed ailni. nts, is for salo In "Uurllngton (by the gross or sinelo boltlc,) by T. A. PECK and A.C.SPLAUj In Winoo.kl, by J. W. WEAVER. Full directions far use accompany each bottle. .cpt.5i. daa- Market. rilllE subscribers havo opened, under the Tonn 1 Hall, on the South side, a C. 1: X II It A I. 31 A It K n T, nhero tho cltdcus of Ilurlington will Cnd, tt all times CHOICE MEATS, cf every kind ; FlSff povltuy, i:aas, 11 utter, CHEESE and VEdETAIlLES in Great Variety, nl where the rAltMPIlS nill find a Ilea ly Pale for tholr produce. The subscriber, intend to keep a Market which srlll be at all times itippllod iilth articles of sum rior quality, an,I which will be convenient and In. vitlngtocveribody. A. II. J1URR.U" A- CO. Xuv. 30. daw iiooiis.


ocr: RARRE ACADEMY. FALL TERM begins Sept. 1. Winter Term begins Dec. 1. Spring Term begins Feb. 13. 18C0. Summer Term begins May 11, 18C0. Tho Board of Instruction consists of seven teach crs. Board, including rooms and Washing, gl 85 per weeK. j. a. Si-AULLiLNU, 1'rincipal Barre, August 2, 1850. wCw4 FREACH WHITE MM PAIXT FROM THE VIEILLE MONTAGNE COMPANY OF PARIS. THIS Paint is adapted to all purposes to which tho best Whito Lead is applicable. It does not turn yellow, as lead invariably docs, and will ae quire thohardness and smoothness of Coach panel ling without tho aid of varnish, and is easily washed, uoiors with a zinc basis rotain their fresh ness and brilliancy of color. 200 pounds will cover as much surface, with tho samo body, as 250 ponnls of lead showing great economy as wen as beauty. In order that parties may depend upon getting the articlo strictly pure they should buy of none but tho most respectable houses. Tho Company ship but two qualities, known as No. I, and Snow White Dry. Red and Green Seal. Tho No. 1 or Red Seal, is tho article most used for painting purposes; tno anow tvnue or ureen beul bein only used for the most expensive work. JOSEPH M. STRONG, Aient for the Co. Orders addressed to either of tho following houses will bo filled at the new reduced tariff of prices, either utj or m un. HALL A CORNELL, 123 Maiden Lane NiW York. RAYNOLDS, DEVOE A PRATT, w"m3 10G and 108, Fulton st., NewYark. RW EXGLAA'I) AILMENTS THE ONLY REMEDY I ripUR Eastern States including New York


ocr: BOSTON. STAVING connection with all the largest man JL ufacturing establishments in New York, to gotherwith homo facilities, wo enjoy superior ad vantages 'or supplying the very best goods at the lowest po siblo prices. The styles will be foun sto excel any thing made in tho Now Englan States, the workmanship far exceeds any thin heretofo offered in this market, and is so aok nowledgodby all who pat onize our establishment Wealso mike loonier garments of every descrip tion, at short notice, at a rnnall advance on the prices of our ready-made clothing. Botton Sept. 20, 1S59 wltisSm the 2 IttUSSTA SAIiVB ; r-t ' XVKtiKTARLK 0 1 S T3I F, N T r-tt4 bct-n used and told in Ikton for the ltt Thlrt Years, and iti trttus hare stood the tett of time. o ItfRIA SALVE CI'KES BrRN'S. IUSSIA SALVE Tt-RES CANXEB8. nfSHIA SALVE CURES SORB BVE8. urssiA SALVE rrnxs itcii. KfSSIA SALVE CCIIES FELONS. Rl-SSIA SMA-E CVRES SCATJ) IICD. UPSSI.V SAl.vr CTRErf SETTLE HASH. r9IA 8ALVK CTEE8 CUTS RVSIA SALVE CURRg CQR.VS. BOSSIA HALVE CURES SCALDS. RUSSIA KALVE (TRBS JAL linECM, RUSSI A SALVE CURES SOKES. RUSSIA SALVE CUKES VLBA BITES. nUSBIA SALTS CUKES tfHXTLOW. RUSSIA 8ALVB CURBS UXCBBS. HUBS I A SALVE CURES, WAITS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SORE XLPrUtS RUSSIA SALVE CURES STIES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES FESTERS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES RINGWORM RUSSIA SALVE CURES SCURVT. RUSSIA SALVE CURES BUNIOXS. Rl-SSIA SALVE CURES SORB LIPS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES ISGROWIMO NAILS. RUSSIA SALTS CDItES 8EIDER STIMOS. RUSSIA SALVE CURBS SHIWOLES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES ERUTTIOSS. RUSSIA SALVB CUBES MOSQUITO BITSS. RUSSIA SALVB CUBES CHILBLAINS. RVSTA 8ALVB CURES FROZEN LIMBS. RUShiA SALVE CUBES 1VBNS. o RUSSIA SALVE CURES SORB EAUS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES BOILS, ZTj RUSSIA SALVE CURBS FLESH tVOUNDS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES FILES. e RUSSIA SALVE CURES BRUISES. ,. RUSSIA SALVE CURES CHAPPED HANDS. ' RUSSIA SALVE CURES SPRAINS. e RUSSIA SALVE CURES SWELLED NOSE. , RUSI SALVE CUKES ERYSIPELAS. RUSSIA s VI.VE CUBES LAME WRIST. C to af Vcnomnu Reptiles ee mUnUy carad by thb EXCSLLEST OiX'I'HIErVT. o "XVXSY MOTHIB WITH CHILDREN, " attil nil IIcniK of I'ltniillrs, Z Shtmlri keep Box in tf eapboaril. or on the ihtlf. handy to use in CA.MB OP A COMMENT. Prfce, 85 Cents per Box. Prrt up in ln?e iz metal brjee., with mn tnsraved arapptr. mi!rte Hie above enaraTtna, Sfithout srbkh iwoeajaffnuia. Sold in lb United ute. arfl Uanaita by all Tfndera of IV-ot Vcdicii.!-,, Drncpst'. at most of the antt


ocr: Money Saved I 'A' '" '. SAPITAL IDE. C A L L A T ST A MIFOHD'B .AA'D VJY YOU It A N I) OetoW 2, 1'9. wtf Dyspepsia Eemedy DR. DARH'S HAM'S AROMATIC INVIGORATING SPIRIT. This Medicine has been used by the public for six years, with increasing favor. It is recom mended to Cure Dyspepsia, Nervousness Heart-burn, Colic Pains, Wind in the Stomach, or Pains in the Bowels Headach, Drowsiness. Kid ney Complaints, Low Spirit?, Delirium Tremens, In temperance


ocr: Stores. Stores Stores. rilHK CELEBRATED STEWART COOKING X STOY ES aro for sale nt the IUCII3IOND AGHU'ULTrUAl WAREHOUSE AND STOVE STOKE, Also tho Economist, Governor, Svlvan Witcii; ...mdiav rtmrtrv r.F. Hour. (JoLfiEN FleCCV, COMWOSWEALTH, DIAMOND RoCK, UTlT WlfP,ARO- tic, Forrest Bllle, United (mat. Together with a largo assortment of Dining- room, Parlor and Box Moves, Mat 0 pipe, Hol o Tin rr. Ac. which will be sold at as Ic prices, as they can bo bought for at any other es tabllshuient. HENRY P-DOW Richmond, Dec. If. 1S5S.


ocr: ao 1:, eon-run .v co., SAW MAN'UFACTUJtKllS, risiiniiviLLi:, x. 11., sixci: lain. WlIKIli: they keep a larcn as-ortincnt ami manufacture to order all the various klmli of rillctr.All nml other .v. Ill's that nro iire.l In tho Ifnlted Platen anil Canada?. JIT-Tho largo Circular airfl aro ground by a Machine, mado exprerjly for the purpose, con.e quently nro much truer nnd superior to thoso ground In tho u.unl manner, Thoso in want of S.iws nro respectfully InWtcd to call. SANS Itl'.l'Alltr.l) nt short notlco, and nit orders promptly executed. List of Prices sent by mall to persons desiring them. c (i Ann, nno. poinnit. .1. C. (lAdll, I. K. 0A0I1, II. M. IIOM'i:. (lIshcrsvillc, Nov. 25, 165S. wly22 noons. !tir:oi,r,TTi:s, ajimiuts, MITl'nXi, GLOVIW, SCAUFS, nml 11 A S Q U K S , or 1. idles' and O'lil Iron's weir. Xew fin oils, ust In, at still lower prices, and for saloat tho coitxnit stoki:. Xov. 10. wtf SUA. VLSI SHAWLS!! ,4 Xi:V lot of Pull iiiiiI Winter flnwl. -iV style., Just received at I, V.MAX rgiin:rKi.i:niuir.i) srnwAitT cooking STOVl.s ait for .-ale nt tho men. mo vi) AoitierrreKAi, w.v iii;iiot!si: A.vi srovi: sroiti:, ANo the I! oViiitisT, (l.vi:ltiii:, Svt.v.N Winn tCMt'llloN, linl.liKV Alii:, HnMl., llul.liEV I l.l.rcr oMMii.NWEAt.Hl, lXAMnVIl liot'K, V.iT I.VH,Atl tic, i oiiitrsr i;i:i.lk, Lniteh arArt, ..c. .lc. Ti 'other with a l.ir 'o iis..rtincnt of Dlnln rnniii, Parlor an 1 Iloi: M.vcs, Mnvo inpe, Hollow ware, Tin ware, A.C., whiuh will lie t-old at as low pncon, as they can uo bouglit for at any other cj tiijllsliitiLnt. 11EX11Y P.UOW P.loht.i ml, U.'C. 10 IS-,S. .inn:ir:it i .niri;i)i:it ; : on ii(i iiom.s op papi:ii HAXd '''""" Ingi jut ncclied nnd for s.ih for nboutonebalfot bi'-t year's prices, and Holders to matU), ol entire mil stales, at China Unit by S. S. IlllOWX, 131) Church St., Ilurlinton, Mav ."ith. S.', d.lw oil for Itnrning A SCPPHIOH AP.TICI.P, i.it.'HT coi.oitr.i) axi ntni rito.ii ODOR. I'OK SAIX IiV oinoii" i AMPiiPLi, co. lOn State Street Boston. coi'diis, nno.vcnms no vu-sE.vn, coi.in, ';.7.A. ASTHMA, CATAUIMI wv Irritilton or .Surriif, nf th I'hrnnt, INSTANTLY ItrUKVEIi by iirowns litincnini lrocnc, ol Couiry Lorences. To Pi liirpi:K rt:s ami ,-iMinii., theh nreeifictual in clearing and gii ini strenjrlM t the Voice. " If nny nf )tT rrtirrrv, jmrttnthrli mintittrx f.lil.lli prthr , nrr ruftritil fr'.m hr.mrhitil irra illin lin, mmplrrrmrrlt, u-ilt I rvfj itlmnt mnnienl nlirt CiinikTnv Wauimmv. huh frn nlrti pul.Ue uprukfri." .ion's llr.n Mil rtrrll.nl nrticlr." XATIONAI. Kin, WASH "Sip.m.r fir rtlifntt'i hinrntitn tn nnv thtivi it 'irr ,,,,u ,!(; . i."CiHsTlAV Itln tl.n, ClNCI.N ill. .1 mitt nilmirnUr ri ir7u." IbloN.fol iinai . "Siirrrrnutty for tlirvnt nfTtrtiiin." TnA NS-CIMPT, " '(Ii' if 1'tttn nn I plrlint " Til Wrl I.I II. Sold byllrivgi.l. thriiughout tlio Pnltid State., MiTcnr.Lis tent .tlcinlic Tip SSioe, 5' von Chi'ilrin, ;n, anil Youth. .ls-s, rt!II5 new Mil mn.-t de-lialde Invrntlrn una prouuriil liy ii. , .Mm Itrl.I., of Turner, Mo, Slopes. Stores, Stores. mmm,ft gfm m-.


ocr: TO ALL MANKIND . Ilolhnvay's Ointment. a itonx to Tin: sh-k ! Ill 111 want if n ftrrlin tnctltcinM tomccttlie Hl aivl iiPcitir- nf tho FiifTerini pnrtion of humanity, nn'l ono rntirrly frco from mineral ami othi-r "k'lctrrloiM putlcte. was ftverely fi'U till this all powerful mciHoine vrni uhprcl Into the worlilf ltnt.t.wrn IvvALtrAnt.E I'ilm have be rnnip tlio Hfiioth'tl'l rrmnltj of nit nation. Their attribute l to prrvrnt nn well a tn etirr; they at t ick tho rtir or rnnt of the complaint, nn'l thuoliy removing the liiililen raue of illcao relnviporato iml rehre the drooping enerjrtoi of tho pytem, iI-t In-r nature in her tak nf vital nml functionary rrfurmati'n, dyspepsia, The crent ''oiirse of thl continent, tel.Uqntck ly tn n course if the.n nnt1eptic Tills nn tho g'tivo oriran are restored to their proper tonoj n-i tuitterln what Itideou hapo thla hydra of di cno clii1iit itclf, thU pe.irchlns and nnorrlnR remedy dipere it from the patient's iy?tcm. a i:r. it a i, ir. i r.rrv & avi; a ks v.s Vrom whatever ciue, Iwnrif nf spinff, nnd nil other d:n of ndiei"cd liver, anl otlienHornml ?.itlon of the yFtem, ranl"h under tho eradicating inrtueneo of this all powerful antiseptic and deter ment rcme.H lEIMOrs DlSOKHIMtS. The proper quintum and rlht condition of the bite t fif inonientnii' importanee ft the htntth of tho human fr.itne, thi" anti-hiltinni mMlelne cxpel-i the hid len eel nf tlio rnmplaiiit, and render all the fluid and eeretlon pure and fluent, elean!ntf and reneltatlnj the vital function of tho l",dy, SM KI.V IT.IIAMN IjoMtilloe no time tn trylns a few ilneej nf thl" re-rulatini; and mnovatln? remedv; ulntevertnir b their complaint, It ean be taken with ".iTety; in all peiitidie.il nnd other digrjrr;antatton', it e(TcJt ! all but iniraeulott. i T v it v. rnTiji) iMsoor. Tlio tentiinony of Xallen' ! nrnuimou-ly borne to the hentth-ffiving it tne r f hi noble remedy, and eertififate In every living lanffua-je bear wl't nnc t-i tlif rMtrvratFvi"i6 nf their VmmV wrth (iAiivi's Pill err k brxt mnnfif hnmvn tn thf worhl fur Iff following tlhrari Athmi, IVver and Ague, Ijownc" of spirit Uowel complnt'.lVnnle coin l'ile, foah, pl-tint", Stone andfl ravel, fold. Hcid.iehe", Pcondary pymp- CIiet liie1)ee. rndli;etion, torn, Po-tivcne", Tnfluenra, Vt ncreat atlee- lV"pc-ia( Tnflamimtinn, tlon. Diirrhoen, Tnward weakne, orm nf all lronv, Liver eonipla!nt, Ind. "Jf Cittil ioti ! Vono are p-enulne itnle the wnnN: l'J,U;ti"tv Aif Vnrk nn'l Loinl" me dieprnibte .11 a Wntrr-mnrk, In every leaf of the honk nf direction around oich pot or box; thep'ime in IV be pi linly een by hnllvt'l thr Irif M thr li'hf. A hmd'onm reward will be Iven to any one rcn-derlnf-uehinrormntlon iinv In Ho the detection of nnv pirtle cnuntTrfitinth" medicines or vend- inj the am knowing tiiem to be -nuriou. oldat the nnnuf.ietori'' of Pnor. ItoM.nwAv 0 M.iiden Lane, XewYork, and by nil repeetablc dealer in mcdieino throughout the Tnitod Stutep and the emlicd world, in boscje nt 2.' et.( Cn et an 1 each. 'TT'TIito U conldcrablo saving by t.iklng the larger i7e. A. . Plreetlon for the guManeo nf invery disorder nro a fixed to each box. May 31. dAwlv ril would like toget tome more of thoho I a i s e Family II Miles to bind fir which wc got tho diplnma nnd premium .ii me . laie i air ami ununiy lair; u you Iia none of them brin aloni; "uch a you hae. Wumu pieparel to do eery description of no ok jtjyniya nrninn plalx on OP.XAMi:yTAL in the Ut c nnd nt fount rntrs. Particular at tcntfon prtid to l.arf Illtifriilct 'or!(, Alimic, nlt il itit, Scrn IIouIim lrlfli. .' Wo ha e f.T'ilitie which enable us to do tin PA.MI'MIXr UOHKA mXIi Xi;V Pt'ItldCA. I lO.Nrt in any nu.mtitv at n low pnoc a 'id w ith the irrenieu expeiiitlon, to which we wnul.l rcfpectlin lv call the attention of PHIXTKHS AXJ) ruiit.isur.iis. (ientlunui t-c titling i nnel- i tatn-o ni. ly rely u Ln ii g tl n wi 1 I fully pat-kt-il iiinl n tun (d v i(I 1 1 n n p a i1 1; n it u i to any desdred i thurt notlte. To Dealers in lllank Honks wo would fcay that by purehaing their paper direct Horn the m.iiuifactuier, and t-etitling ittttui'tobe ruled ami bound to order, tlnv w ill luc BUTT I It BOOKS Uian in.iny of those they pureha-e In the ettieo.aml SA VI, JIO.M;) lv tho operation We are determined to manufacture Account Iloolvi of all Kind in n ctle and at price; t defy eiiiun'- tltlotl. a i v i: r s a t ie i a u . vkssii: .t 1IAIN. Times Oflico lluildins, Church ?t oct.l-rdlniwtf l!urlliigton( V. WM. I. HATMtlS, S u r s ? " Dentist Offire rnrntr of Churrh anl Cnllrgr Strr'f, (nur tfif lirun .V'rr) 11 mipj has riTnri ri' Asrrn: ni It".. which are 50 arranjed that thtnip' in n public loeilion they arc ns retired as an ofTirr wouM in' hi n dwelling lioue. Ur. Ilirri filN teeth with TnMal 0. Id. Ir. HarrW IUN teeth with Mold Dr. Harris fill teeth with Tin ldl. Dr. Hirri- filh t -'t 1 wiih T'iwnen V Amalgam. lr. II itN IiiM'rt- artile'ml teetli on fid I'Hte-. Mr. If t,TH Iiwrt- arfiflel toetli on Slier Plate. Or. HnrU lnrrt artificial teeth on idnt. Dr. H.irris admlnifcter pnlpliurlc ITlhrr for ex tracting teeth. Dr. ll-irrls knep. constantly nn excellent Toth Powder. Dr. Harris warrants nil opcrationo ti cive Tcrfeet .ttUf.iet i.n. Dr. Harris Is determined to famish n good work a cn bo obtained In this Town, County or State. wtf. .111 Mf ! .mrSM !! .MUSH'!!! J. HU'cJeaclier ofllrass Itnntls, Uitont nnd Twfer nf tht Unfit. Cornrt Bind, 11 TP IT'S Quadrille nnd erenid" Choir, of Teuton will bo in Tturlin-ton, Vt. nbot the .")th of Octo ber, and will Ttmnin thrr until Snnny. Having had many cirncst polieitations from mv friend? In Ver-nent, (o return to them In the I'nll. r bnvft conelii.letl to do fo, nnd at the fame time


ocr: i:v ayi:htisi;.mi:.ts. Xcw floods at rciluccil Prices. I I A VINO just returned from market for the J 1 hist time this Inter, "itl. utook ,,f (ioo.iii AT GIWATLY RKDVCIU) PRICKS; and wishing to dispoe of the amc before Spring. 1 tuall otter my entire stock at prices that canxot in; m; AT. v7" Particular attention Is incited to our :.MUnOIIi:i;ii;3, which we shalUell Lowr.u TiLs r.vr.n. c a L h a x i) s i; i: . Kcspectfully, O, li, JKLLI50X, Aytnt. Fan. 2C. dautf ic i: n o v a ii . KSSIIV HAI.V, KOOK.IilXUnitS, tako tliii opportunity to thank their friend?, and all who have gUcn them work, nnd notify that they have removed their Ilook-Hindery to J, VMA V.V liriLIHXU, Corner of Church an! Clhyr Sti (entrance flrst door west of W. W. Partridge's Music Store,) where they continue to do cterv de. ncription of HOOIv-UKMH.Vd, plain and Orna mental, at the lowest prices. APJ.lt JIULLU to any pattern, and Account Hooks made to order In any quantity. X, II. All orders from any part of tho country. or Information requested relative to our prices, will he promptly altenaeii to. Ilurlington, Jan. 21, '50, daMf .Mits, i:. m. ki:m(h:(;s Madiine Setting Parlor. (I ItKK I'ltKSS Itl llJUMl,) NO. 6, COLLUOlIsT., IlLthIN'-i TOX, VT. IIIH tubscriber hai tiken ue.it and eommodl recelvo and fill promptly, all orders for Plain .SViei'17 rtn' .SV(ir(..lf iKin'j, Orntmtntnl .Sfifi fnnf fye. Shirt Hosom-., Ladies' I'nder-IeeveB and Collars, Infant's Ure-'e?, Ac, ttitehed in the tdeett nnnner. L .M. KLLLOdO. Ilurlliigton, Jan. lif. dawtf Market. r 1 1 n iuticribera have opened. uikIt th Town I Hall, on tho South fide, j ; i: n i; u a i m a it k i: t, where the citizens of Hurlinton will find, at al times CJIOJCi: MllTSt of every tint ; l'!S(I p ovwrn r, i:a as, a vrri:nt CllFXSK ami VIIUKVA UL ' in Gnat Varitty, nnl where t.e PAUM IMS will find a Heady Sulo for their produce. The subseribein Intwid to keep a Market which will bo at all times r uoplied with articles of iuit nor quality, and which will bo convenient and In viting to everybody It. MI'HHA V A CO. Xov. 30. d.iw Crumbs or Comforl r o it t ii i: i i: o i l ir XITTIHi HOOIK; Comforters; IV Oauntltts; .Mittens; WrUtlcti; Stockings; Socks; Ac., in great varlity 1:1 Sleeveij Olore; A L S O Lallcs Pllk t'ndfr.vests; ' .Merino Wrappers and Dinwersj fJeut.'s " A Lvmb's-wnol Wrappers uu 1 Hrvwers; Jloji " V Girli' and Infanta Merino Wrappeu; A " -lob Lot " Manilla and (Vnbiic Corded only 56 cents Very Cktxpi th 11 FI HIVK. Kor. ll,'5li. tiiiHtf HIIKHAS my wifi, Hiirriet K. Pay, h.n


ocr: National Exhititioii o r Dry Goods & 150 CnURCU ST., BURLINGTON, VT. Knowledge can be Gained by THIS MAGNIFICENT STOCK ! TAM NEW" TtECETVrVG ONE OF THE TAR 6RT and bet eleotd PToric or OoiDs evr brons;ht to this rarket. to which will b added, from time to time, during the season. TheLatest Novelties- My facilities ar such, I am enabled to give A LARGE PILE OF GOODS ! FOR A SMALL PILE OF MONEY !! O T7 R T n .1 tv j. ill CSS UllUlla LFP-HilI t III C II I IS VEItr rCI.L AND ATTRACTIVE ! Containing RICH BLACK AND F N0T SILK ROBES, BLACK AND FNCT SILKS, INDIA SILKS, NOUVEAUTES VEL0UR, SATIN Dc PALEtTRO, CHINE Dr. A LPS, PLAID, FIGURED and PLAIN MERINOS, FIGURED ND PLAIN WOOL DeLAINES, IN ALL coi-or.s, COTTON and WOOL DeLAINES, COBURGS, Ac. IK OUR While Gooils nml Unen Drpnrtuieut Will bo found Irish Linens, Damask Tabic Cloths, Napkins, Doylies, Huckabuck Toweling, Diaper. Crash, Jaconetts, Cottons, Counterpanes, Blankets' Flannels, Ac. IX TIIE Cloth Department May be found German and Freneh Cloths, Beaver Cloths, Ladies Cloths, Casiincrci, Satinets, Jeans, estings, Ac. is OCR SHAWL fc CLOAK DEPARTMENT We have a Cno assortment of Broche, Long and are; Cashmeres, Stella, Thibet, Bay btate Raglans and Cloaks in great variety. every description, Steel Spring Skirts, Morene Hosiery, Gloves. Ribbons, 4e. OUR CARPET ROOM replete with every thing that is desired in BRUSSELS, ENGLISH TAPESTRY, INGRAIN, EXTRA FINE, VENETIAN, HEMP and COTTON Stair Carpetingi, Rugs, ilatU, Coir Matting, Oil Cloths, Ac, Ac. OCR Jobbing Department unusuailV full of all kinds of DRY GOODS YANKEE NOTIONS, which I am offer to Merchants at low prices. r. r. sTANirORD. 14, 1P53 w!2tf