ocr: THE AGENT OF THE HUDSON'S BAY orrx&s roa iaxb The following assortment of Goods CLOTHING. HEN'S striped Gaernsy frocks Long cloth shins, black silk vests, tweed tmwsers Glace silk and satin cravats, waterprool coats Cl..tb caps, white kid gloves, black glace mantles Black lace mantles, binck caahuiera miu White lace sleeves, while lace mantles Men's woolen stockings, intn's white cotton socks Ladies' white cotton stockings, girls' do do. do. Pilot cloth trowsere, superfine cloth trowsers Blue cotton jackets, fancy check coats, men's boots. MUSLINS. Cambrics, tape checks, hair cord Jaconet, printed lawns Assorted printed muslin and bishops laws Lace and muslin sleeves. COTTONS, &c. Turkey red and yellow prints, 30 inch gingham 4-4 striped and brown Holland, Canary prints Assorted table covers, white Intiajean White Marseilles, sup'r whit corduroy White diills, saiin and brown drills Printed border handkerchief, pink glased lining Long cloth and inaddapollaui. SILKS. Striped and check silks, China corahs India bandanas, brocade handkerchiefs Check and Bruscels silk do Black silk hdkfs, do. serge, poplins of ass'dkinds Parasols, black silk mantles, black glace mantles. WOOLENS. Assorted blankets, large size, blue serge Colored valentia?, fine w hite flannel Fancy vesting, merino, 40 inch, assorted Las tings, Priucettas. HARDWARE. Carpenter's adzes, smoothing irons Files of all kinds, flat bar iron, round iron Tea kettles, 4 and 6 Knives and forks Locks, ass'd; needle, hand saws, pit eawa JScissors, ftpiides, shovels, B M spoons Brass butt binges, ,.lane iron Truck wheel and axles, cut nails, saucepans Cross cut saws, tenon saw, bra-s screws Iron screw, plated spur, heavy German silver do. Iron cringles, chain hooks, jew sharps Butchers' s-eeN, cast iron pots, as.'d Curry er.mhi, claw hammers Metal brace button, B M si np ladles Corkscrews, cotmer's rivets Iron bnrdles8 ft long, with 4 upright Sc. 4 horizontal bars eheet iron, cooper's anvil, trying pans, tinmau's wire. SADDLERY. An assortment or saddles and h runes, girths snd stirrups cavairy sanuies wun nailers, uricies, &c complete, btrong saddle bags. GROCERIES. Preserved meat and vegetables, Sauce, picke. i ie fruits, mustard Eardiues, pickled -ylcrs. NAVAL STORES. Hemp and rotton canvas Yellow metal, sheathing enpper Copper bHt nail, eing palms Kedpath's patent pump, with Cy-wbeel Bolt rope, ratline, punyam Tarred rope ass'd sizes, Manila coriiage Black varnish, Hainhro lines, Composition units, copper tacks Pitch, seaming twine, artificial horizon Boiled oil, ships' scrapers, spirits turpentine In-n ladles, ats'd paint, caulking irons Composition spikes, ?lemiib tacks. SUNDRIES. Playing cards, mane combi Paper knives, ivory card cases IIore brushes, louih brushes, shoe brushes Curry combs, whip, decanters Wine glasses, setts chessmen Tortoise shell dressing comb, ivory tans Velvet wine corks, percussion caps Paste blacking, wrapping paper Beeswax, santlpapi-r, shot punches Bleached huckaback, Usnaburgs, Ac. tc 47tf CORDAGE. Manila Cordage, 1, 2, 2. 2J, 2, 3, 3J, 3, and 4 inches cons. 10 coils WHALE LINE. 94-tl Drown Soap; Mottled Soap. Sandwich Island Salt. Yanconvei's Island Coal, at 15 per ton. Claret. JUST RECEIVED ! A ND FOR SALE BT THE UNDERSIGNED, BY THE BRIT- J.X. isu Clipper Ship FROM LIVERPOOL, A Splendid Assortment of Dry Goods! Groceries! Liquors! (including Dest brands A i.K and PORTER,) HARDWARE! ALSO Rice, Assorted Iron, Pilot and Navy Bread, Fancy Goods, Carpeting in great variety, OTARD'S BRANDT, Fencing Wire. And a variety of articles too numerous to mention. 4o-tf ROBT. C. JANIOS. RITSON & HART, in Wines and Spirits THE OLD WINE STORE, FOOT OF KA A Hu ms mi street, offer for sale BRJlJVDY, in keg and barrels; do. Martell's;


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ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. JUST ARRIVED! TERMS QUICK! 700 BARRELS SALMON! NEWLY CAUGHT I FOR SALE AT J. T. WATERHOUSE'S FIRE.PBOOF EMPORIUM! NOTICE. TyOTICE 13 HFREBT GIVES THAT THERE Will. BE A 1 Law Term of the Circuit Court for the First Judicial Cir cuit (Hland of Oahu) held at the Court House in Honolulu, com mencing on the first Tuesday or August, A. D. I&9, at nine o'clock A. SI. JXO. K. BARN A RD,

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ocr: THE AGENT OF THE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY OFFERS FOE BALE The following: assortment of Good t CLOTHING. TEN'S striped Guernsy frocks ill Long cloth shins, black silk vests, tweed tmwsera Glace silk and satin cravats, waterproot coats CUth caps, white kid gloves, black glace mantles Black lace mantles, black cashmere mita White lace sleeves, white lace mantles Men's woolen stockings, men's white cotton socks Indies' white cotton stockings, girls' do. do. do. Pilot cloth trowsers, superfine cloth trowsers Blue cotton jackets, fancy check coats, men's boots. MUSLINS. Cambrics, tape checks, hair cord Jaconet, printed lawns Assorted printed muslins and bishops lawn Lace and muslin sleeves. COTTONS, Ac. Turkey red and yellow prints, 30 inch gingham 4-4 striped and brown Holland, Canary prints Assorted table covers, white Intia jean White Marseilles, sup'r white corduroy White dulls, saiin and brown drills Printed Border handkerchiefs, pink glazed lining Long cloth and niaddapollams. SILKS. Striped and check silks, China corahs India bandanas, brocade handkerchiefs Check and Brussels silk do Black silk hdkfs, do. serge, poplins of ass'dkinds Parasols, black silk mantles, black glace mantles. WOOLENS. Assorted blankets,' large size, blue serge Colored valeutias, fine white flannel Fancy vesting, merino, 40 inch, assorted Lasting, Princettas. HARDWARE. Carpenter's adzes, smoothing irons Files of all kinds, flat bar iron, round iron Tea kettles, 4 and 6 qts, Knives and forks Locks, ass'd; needles, hand saws, pit saws Scissors, spades, shovels, B M spoons Brass butt hinges, ,.lane irons Truck wheels and axles, cut nails, saucepans Cross cut saws, tenon saws, bra-s screws Iron screws, plated spurs, heavy German silver do. Iron cringles, chain hooks, jewsbarss Butchers' sieels, cast iron pots, ass'd Curry combs, claw hammers Metal brace buttons, B M sonp ladles C'ork'wrews, cooper's rivets Iron hnrdlesi? ft long, with 4 upright k. A horizontal birt Sheet iron, cooper's anvils frying pans, tinman's wira. SADDLERY. An assortment of saddles and bridles, girths and stirrups cavalry saddles with baiters, Brides, Ac. complete. (Strong saddle bags. GROCERIES. Preserved meats and vegetables, Sauces, pickes, pie fruits, mustard Sardines, pickled oysters. NAVAL STORES. Hemp and cotton canvas Yellow metal, sheathing eopper Copper boat nails, sewing palms Redpatb's patent pumps, with fly-wheel Bolt rope, ratline, spunyam Tarred rope ass'd sizes, Manila cordage Black varnish, Hambro lines, Composition nails, eopper tacks Pitch, seaming twine, artificial horizon Boiled oil, ships' scrapers, spirits turpentine Iron ladles, ass'd paints, caulking irons Composition spikes, Flemish tacks. SUNDRIES. Playing cards, mane eombi Paper knives, ivory card rases Horse brushes, tooth brushes, shoe brushes Curry combs, whips, decanters Wine glasses, setts chessmen Tortoise shell dressing combs, ivory tans Velvet wine corks, perenssioa caps Paste blacking, wrapping paper Beeswax, sandpaper, shot pouches Bleached huckaback, Osnaburgs, tie. tee. 4?tf "CORDAGE. Manila Cordage, 1, 3, 2i, 2, 2, 3, 3 , 3, and 4 Inches 42 coils. 10 coils WHALE LINE. 24-tt Brown Soap; Mottled Soap. Sandwich Island Salt. Vancouvei's Island Coal, at 15 per ton. CI ar el. English Hops. T?OR SALE BY THE AGENT OF THE HUDSON'S BAT X' Co Company 4 packets best ENGLISH HOPS. 4;tf


ocr: THE POLYNESIAN. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, IS59. Dn CAutljoritn. PROCLAMATION ! Kamehameha IV., of the Hawaiian Islands, King, to all Our loving subjects, and others to whom these Presents shall come, Greeting : Be it known that We, in concurrence with Our House of Nobles, hereby appoint and proclaim Our Son, His Rojal Highness the Prince of Hawaii, to be Our Successor and Heir to the Hawaiian Throne. Done at Our Palace, at Honolulu, this third day of October, in the year of Our Lord 1859, and the fifth year of Our Reign. (Signed.) KAMEHAMEHA. (Signed,) Kaahimaxc. By the King and Kuhina Xui. (Signed,) L. Kamehameha. EXTRAORDINARY SESSION OF THE HOUSE OF NOBLES. Held In thr Pa I are at Honolulu, Or. 3d, 1S.VJ, at II A. M.


ocr: talked of giving me a master to teacn nw wnm tkn,,k t knpw nlrpfldv to walk. Besides a this, I was forbidden to run, to leap, or to ask questions." GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. TERI& SQUICK ! BE Wl GOODS JUST LANDED ! EX 'PIZARRO,' ' SACHEM,' AND PER OTHER LATE ARRIVALS! AND FOR SALE AT J. T. WATERHOUSE'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL riRE PROOr EXtXFORXUXtX. TTPWARDS OF 100.000 YARDS SUPERIOR ENGLISH mi. NTS and MUSLIMS, consisting 01 rmx and Yellow, Lilac and Red, Canary and Red, Riding Dresa Prints, Purple, Black, Chocolate and Red, Orange and Green, Two-blue. Also, small pattern Prints, and a splendid assort mentof BRILLIANTS, many of the patterns of which are entirely new. Rales scarlet blan kets, do. blue blan kets, bales white blankets, bales heavy deuim., lulee Engliah denims, eases heavy Am. blue sheeting, cases English blue do. Cases brogans, elf. k kip, sewed k peed, cases slippers and shoes, cases English saddles and bridles, cases American saddles ana Dndiei, cases whips, stirrups, leathers and girths. Cases charcoal irons, nests trunks, four each, cases figured black merino, cases fig'd blue merino, cs plain merino, black ; cases plain merino, blue ; bales brown sheeting, bales bleach'd sheet ing. Boxes Winchester's S. W. soap, cases blue drills, cases heavy American bed ticking, bales blue, scarlet and very superior gray flannel shirts; cases pilot pants, cases drawers aud shirts. Bales pes jackets, cas silk handkerchiefs, cases linen and cotton hdkfs, 1 case heavy camb. quilts, a new article; 80 kegs nails, 4, 6, 8 and 10d, cs Hunt's ban'ld axes, cas palm leaf hats. Cases umbrellas, cases tobacco, cases powder, cases felt hats, Manila cordage, nests rattan clothes baskets 1U0 sup'r native spades (oo's), lists camphor trunks, tuts leather do. Cases pres'd ginger, rattan chairs a baskets, 1


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS TIIE AGENT OF THE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY OFIXR9 FOR BALK The following: assortment of Goods I CLOTHING- EN'S striped Gnernsy frocks Longclotu shirts, oiacK sue vests, iwm Glace silk aud satin cravats, wsierprooi Clth cap, white kid gloves, black glace mantles Rlack lace mantles, blnek cashmere mit . White lace sleeves, white lace mantles Men's woolen Blockings, men' white cotton socks Ladies' w hite cotton stockings, girls' do. do. do. Pilot cloth trowsers, superfine cloth trowsers Blue cotton jackets, fancy cbeck coats, uieu's boots. MUSLINS. Cambrics, tape checks, hair cord Jaconet, primed lawns Assorted printed muslins and bishops lawn Lace and muslin sleeves. COTTONS, Ac Turkey red and yellow prints. 30 inch ginghams 4-4 striped and brow Holland, Canary prints Assorted table covers, white In (ia jean White Marseilles, sup'r white corduroy White diills, satin aud brown drills Printed border handkerchiefs, pink glaied lining Long cloth and niaddapullams. SILKS. Striped and check silks, China corahs India bandanas, brocade handkerchiefs Check and Brussels silk do Black silk hdkfs, do. serge, poplins of ass'dkinds Parasols, black silk niautles, black glace mantles. WOOLENS. Assorted blankets, large size, blue serge Colored vslentias, fine while flannel Fancy vesting, merino, 40 inch, assorted Lastings, Priucettas. HAKDWAItE. Carpenter's adzes, smoothing irons Files of all kinds, flat bar iron, round iron Tea kettles, 4 and t qts, Knives and forks Locks, as'd; needles, hand saws, pit saws Scissors, spades, shovels, B M spoons brass butt hinges, ;ilane irons Truck wheels and axles, cut nails, saucepans Cross cut saws, tenon saws, brass screws Iron screws, plated spurs, heavy German silver do. Iron cringles, chain books, jewsbarps Butchers' sieels, cast iron pots, aas'd Curry e.rab, claw hammers Metal brace buttons, B M sonp ladles Corkscrews, cooper's rivets Iron hnrdlesti ft long, with 4 upright k. 4 horizontal bars eheet iron, cooper's anvils, frying pans, tinmau's wire. SADDLE KY. An assortment of saddles and bridles, girths and stirrups cavalry saddles with halters, Brides, 4c. complete. Strong saddle bags. GROCERIES. Preserved meats and vegetables, Sauces, pickes. pie fruits, mustard Sardines, pickled oysters. NAVAL STORES. Hemp and cotton canvas Yellow metal, sheathing copper Copper boat nails, sen ing palms Redpatb's patent pumps, with fly-wheel Bolt rope, ratline, rpunyam Tarred rope ass'd sizes, Manila cordage Black varuisb, llanibro lines, Composition nails, copper tacks Pitch, seaming twine, artificial horizon Boiled oil, ships' scrapers, spirits turpentine Iron ladles, ass'd paints, caulking irttns Composition spikes, flemish tacks. SUNDRIES. Playing cards, mane combs Paper knives, ivory card rases Horse brushes, tooth brushes, shoe brushes Curry combs, whips, decanters Wine glasses, setts chessmen Tortoise shell dressing combs, ivory tana Velvet wine corks, perrusxion caps Paste blacking, wrapping paper Beeswax, sandpaper, shot pouches Bleached huckaback, Osnabnrgs, tic. Ate. 47tf CORDAGE. Manila Cordage, 1), 2, 21, 2J, 2, 3, 31, 31, and 4 inches coils. 10 coils WHALE LINE. 2411 Drown Soap; Mottled Soap. Sandwich Island Salt. Vancouvei's Island Coal, at 15 per ton. C I u r e t . HARNESSES FOR SALE.


ocr: For Xew Bedford Direct !1 THE FAST SAILING SHIP vr-lra. ,-rATT'TiV mnrrn safe 643 iou,B.V. Qvrtoa, Master, Will have dispatch for the above port. Having csuacitT for only about five thousand barrels, and with a part of ber cargo aireaay engaged, tne - -uoaern limes - presents superior induce ments to shippers of OIL and BOSS. for freight or passage, apply to P. 8. WILCOX, or A. J. CARTWRIGHT. Honolulu, February, 1859. 41-tf $m


ocr: MESSRS. C. A. FLETCHER & C0 COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GENERAL AGENTS! HAHODADI, JAPAN, BEG TO INFORM OWNERS AND MASTERS OP SHIPS about to visit the port of liakodadi, that they are prepared to take Consignments and do businesa on the usual tenns. ff By arrangements with Home Insurance Offices, Messrs. FLETCHER ac. CO. can take risks on Oil, or other shipments of Produce hence, liakodadi, Yesso, Japan, 4th July, IS59. 18 tf


ocr: MESSRS. C. A. FLETCHER & CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND Pr V. IV V, RAT. A a V. K T S t HARODADI, JAPAIsT, BEO TO INFORM OWNERS AND MASTERS OK SHIPS about to visit the port of Hakodadi, that they are prepared to take Consignments aud do business on the usual terms, t By arrangements with Home Insurance Offices, Messrs. FLETCHER tc CO. can take risks on Oil, or other shipment of froduce hence. Uakodadi, Vesso, Japan, 4th July, 1S59. 18 tf


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ocr: JUST ARRIVED I TERMS QUICK! 700 BAIlXlXsXS SALMON! IJEWLY CAUQHTt FOR SALE AT J. T. WATERHOUSE'S FIRE'PBOOF EMPORIUM! Ship's Accounts I MASTERS OF WHALES HIM WHO DI s'.re assistance la the making op of their aceocnU, will please call on the ondrmtgned, who will ve his Immediate at tention to bosloess on trusted to hia. Office at U "Sailors a ace (W-tf; OtO. WILLIAM.


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ocr: ijotcls Commercial Hotel, HENRY MACFARLANE begn "y to acquaint hi friends and gentlemen arnv- S r JTjlJ ing in Honolulu, tnat ins iioiei win oe io It'ii7iy to possess everv requisite accommodation. dafcT WINES, SPIRITS, ALE and PORTER, of superior quality. Superior Billiard Tables and Bowling Alleys BATHS ! HOT COLD, SHOWER f3f" II. M. assures the public that lie will use every endeavor to give entire satisfaction to them and to traugcrj visiting Ho nolulu. Corner of Beritania and Nuuanu streets. flv-19


ocr: MESS FS. C. . FLETCHER & CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS G E N E It A L A G E N T S HAKODADI, JAPAN, TEG TO INFORM OWNERS AND MASTERS OP SHIPS 1) about to visit the port of Hakodadi, that they are prepared to take Consignments and do business ou the usual terms. t'rY" By arrangements with Home Insurance Offices. Messrs. FLETCHER St. CO. can take risks on Oil, or other shipments of rrouuee nence. Hakodadi, Yesso, Japan, 4th July, IS59. 18 tf


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. JUST ARRIVED! TERMS QUICK! 7C0 BARRZX.S SALMON! NEWLY CAUGHT ! FOR SALE AT J. T. WATERHOUSE'S FIUE-PROOF EMPORIUM ! Ship's Accounts! MASTERS OF WHALESHIPS WHO DE sire assistance In the making up of their accounts, will please call on the undersigned, who will give his immediate at tention to business entrusted to him. Office at the "Sailors' Home." 30-tf) GEO. WILLIAMS. FOUND.


ocr: JUST RECEIVED ! AND FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, BY THE BRIT ISU Clipper Ship J3 235 BC XTC CtD 9 FROM LIVERPOOL, A Splendid Assortment of Dry Goods! Groceries! Liquors! (Including best brands AI.E and PORTER,) HARDWARE ! ALSO Rice, Assorted Iron, Pilot and Navy Bread, Fancy Goods, Carpeting In great variety, OTARD'8 BRANDT, Fencing Wire. And a variety of articles too numeroui to mention. 46-tf ROUT. C. JANION.


ocr: For Sale Cheap! OXE GOOD CARRIAGE HORSE, rhich has been habitually driven by a lady. He Is offered for sale, the present owner having do further use for him. Also, one American Saddle Horse. Tbey may be fully tried before purchase. Apply to Doctor Guillou, at his office or dwelling. 2-om


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ocr: TKRMSQUIOE. USE 1W GOODS JUST LAiVDED ! EX 'PIZARRO,' ' SACHEM,' AND PER OTHER LATE ARRIVALS! AND FOR SALE AT J. T. WATERHOUSE'S wholesale: axd retail FXKE-FROOF EIYZFOIlIUXtX. superior


ocr: JDST RECEIVED ! M FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. BY THE BRTT- XI. ISH Clipper Ship FROM LIVERPOOL, A Splendid Assortment of Tir.Tr HaaJoi nrnporiAe! T.iminrs! Ul Y VlVVUOi UlUVVilWi xjivvavaw. - . . . , r c ..4 DODTfllJ (Including new Dranus s sc HARDWARE! ALSO Rice, Assorted Iron, Pilot and Navy Bread, Fancy Goods, Carpetings in great variety, r OTAKD'S BRANDY, Fencing Wire. And a variety of articles too numerous to mntion. SUPERIOR


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. For Sale To Arrive.5 DUE JUNE 15th, BY J. C. SPALDING, THE CARGO of the ship .Norseman," consisting of 315.500 FKKT of lumber, comprising the following assortment : 3 inch Canada clear pine plank, nnplaned, 3 to 4 in do du lu planed, 1J inch do do pine dimensions, 1) inch du du du do 2 inch do do do plank, planed 2 sides. 2 inch Pilch Pine plank, unplaned, 1 iuch do do tioriug, planed one side, 3 to 3 inch White I'ine Deck Plank, unplaned, O inch spruce rlooriMsr, planed, fnngued and grooved, 1 inch do sheathing, planed one side, inch White Pine Flooring, do du and edges, 1 inch du do ceiling, lonsued and grooved, inch du do do planed do do 1 inch du do partition do du du i inch do du narrow ceiling, do du do A inch do du do du do do inch du du panel boards, planed one side, 1 incii du do do and select finish, pld 1 side, 1 inch do do boards, i inch do do bevil siding, pld one side, do do shelving, pld 2 sides and edges, $.000 spruce clapboards. 15,000 clear pine (cross clear) do, 12,000 sprnee pickets, 14T.OOH shaved cedar shingles, tfl.yoo laths. ALSO 70 tons Cumberland Coal in casks. 05 tous Hard Steam do 1.31 lbs. best Pilot Bread, 10,i:!0 lb . medium do do il.im.lulu, April 9, 16.r9. 43 tf


ocr: TERMS QUICK I s JUST LAA ULD ! S" W .Z2i :"t AmmlS EX 'PIZARR0; 'SACHEM; AND PER OTHER LATE ARRIVALS! AND FOR SALE AT J. T. WATERHOUSE'S WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL riHE.PHOOF EDIPOXIIUE2. TTpWAROS OF 100.000 YARDS SI PERIOR riXGl.ISH PRISTS and Ml'SLINS, mn-i-ting nl Pink Lilac and Eed, Canary and Red, Ri. ing Dreas


ocr: J. JUST ARRIVED ! TERMS QUICK! 700 BARRELS SALMON! UEWlVSr CAUGHT ! FOR SALE AT T. WATERIIOUSE'S FIRE-PBOOF EMPORIUM I


ocr: Boots, hoes, Rubbers, &c. sw5-i BOOTS, SHOES. Rubbers. u I Trunks. V.tli.-es, Trnveling Bes,ZZZS VI Sparri. g Gluves. Foils and .Masks. Leather Vl I'reservati ve Blacking ..! brushes. The LARGEST ASSORTMENT! Ever otferea in this kingdom, per ' Sachem' and ' .Mo ieru Times, and via the Isthmus, at the Brick Shoe Store. 47 4t J H. WOOD.


ocr: JUST RECEIVED ! XD FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, BT THE BRIT A. ISH lipper Ship FROM LIVERPOOL, A Spieudid Assortment of Dry Goods! Groceries! Liquors! (Including best brands 4 f.E and PORTER,) HARDWARE ! ALSO Eice, Assorted Iron. f iiol and Navy Bread, r'ancy Goods. Carpeting in great varie'y, UlARD'S UR ANDY, Fencing Wire. And a rsrlety of articles too numerous to mtnrion. 46-tf RO T. C.J ANION- JUST KKCKIVL'D J OREGON BACON, OREGON HAMS. 13-tf AT SAML. SATIDGE'?.


ocr: NEW GKOGEIilES! JU?T RECEIVED, EX. "IMZiRR'l," NEW ENGLISH GROCERIES. Ac . kc. via: 6 I cs extra quality Pie Fruit?, 2 dox each, 4 ) cs Esir!:.-ii Pickles, 3 doz each case, In cs do Mustard, 8 cs Capers, 2i)0 dot hajs' Pyramid Ale, tH doz Marzetu's do. For sale low by J. C. S-PALDING.


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ocr: Ii JUST AHHIVBD! TERMS QUICK! 7G0 BARXIHX5 SALMON! HEWLY CAUGHT ! FOR SALE AT J. T. WATERHOUSE'S FIRE-PBOOF Z3BIPORIUIVI1 BLACKSMITIIING! PV THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING TAKEXV '3?lhe shop recently occupied by Henry Smith, xyZTl T2J 'the iiibKriher's old stand,) l prepared to M execute wort of H kind in first rate ttyle, and at pnc. to -nit the time. Particular attention will be paid to all kinds uf ship work: and, naOne procured an experienced fimer, recently nrrired from the United Mates, those requmtit.erTi ceJ in that line may rety Ui,un iheir order, being executed in


ocr: J. O. SPALBIMG. IFOli SALE "TO All 1. 1 YE," j PER j " FLEETU'OOD !" i nrXniEtlNS Jnuinia RtiMi; ! X Cir. pi,i s '-Duff (ioidi,n r-herry; Lifi'litn pipes Duff Uord on" sherry; Cases Chaiupcine Cider; )r jips United Vineyard Proprietor's Brandv. Honolulu, Ajiril il!, l-s. il-ti"


ocr: Houses to Let ! THAT HOISE OX Xt'UAXU btrcct, at the coi ner of Chaplain street, at present occupied by Wm. Huddy, as an ice cream saloon, entry on tlie loth of June next. That dwelling house, and outhouses on Union street, opposite the residence of Capt. Stott and adjoiniii): the French Hotel Pretr.ises. And also that two roomed coilaite in the rear of General Mil ler's premises on kVretanhi street. Appi' to J-tf W. WEBSTER.


ocr: J. C. SPMniiXG Offer for sale, 'To Arrive,' per bk. 'Sachem,' FROM BOSTON, DUE MARCH 1st. BALES BBO. DRILLS. IT ea CI eese 1 12 do do sheetings 1 do blcb'd do 10 cases Denims 3 do Ticks i cs bleached Jean 1 cs Honey Comb Ciuilts 1 cs stripped Grass Clolb 4 ba'e p .nip A rig'g Leather 80 kets White Lead 0 b ls Rice 151 cs boiled Oil '9 b iles Cloves 4 b igs Pepper 10 coils Russia Bolt Rope I cs White Puck I- cks f Hot rireaa 1 cs black and white Quilling 9i 0 his Family Soap le c uls Spiisyarn 25 cs refined Lard 100 lilt bhls crushed Sugar 0"0 Saddles (complete) ;g cs Men's Clothing cs charcoal Irons 6 cs Bois and Shoe 25 kits No I Mackeiel h-5 c Green Peas 90 bxs S W Soap Id blf bhls Hide Poison 2u cs Alcohol 20 cs Spirits Turpentine 4-1 roils Manila Cordage Wlnew and Spirit. II qr r St 2tf i casks best Dark 1 Brandy 2 qr pipes ' Hennessey's' do i c m ivi


ocr: For iew Bedford Direct!! THE FAST SAILING SHIP '3IODERX TIMES 643 ton, B.W. Overte-a, Master, Will h.v. Hi.natoh fnr tti. imv. rr TT.rtn i. . 1 f". ....nig v.p.ei4. Ilir only about Ave thousand barrels, and with a part of her cargo -j "'Fritii- .iiua L.ie.eiii.9 superior induce ments to shippers of OIL and BOS'E. For freight or passage, apply to P.S. WILCOX, or A.J CARTWRIGHT. Honolulu, February, 1859. 41-tf


ocr: q WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S Sh EXPRESS, B Y THE REG VLA R PA CKETS BETWEEX H0X0L VL I AXD SAX FRAXCISCO, For the speedy and safe conveyance of Merchandise, Coin, Letters and valuable parcels, to all parts of the UNITED STATES, CANADA AND EUROPE The Aftents at Honolulu sell Bills of Exchange iosumsifc suit on W elts, Fargo & Co., San Francisco or New Vortt. Also Wells, Fargo fc C.'s franked L. S. Government envel opes which pass free ever the California and coast routes, and over the Atlantic rorte from ban Francisco to New York. Commissions and collections i-roni.tly attended to. 9 tf R. COADY fc CO., Agents.


ocr: DAILY EXPECTED! FROM Liverpool and Rortlenux via Sao Frinci-cn. and lor a!e to ainvr Ly tne undersipne l : II hales Blue Serge hirt; i cases Printed bordered Cotton Handkerchiefs; 3 cases white ironnd Prints, lor the foreign traJe; lj bales Saxony Cloths, manufactured expressiy for this market ; 2 cases pure Silk Corah Handkerchiefs, designed and man ufactured in France expressly for this market 27.tf ROBERT C. JA.NION.


ocr: terbisquiob: 2 MORE If GOODS JUST ! EX 'PIZARRO,' 'SACHEM,' AXD PER OTHER LATE ARRIVALS ! AND FOR SALE AT J. T. WATERHOUSE'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FIRS-PROOF EMPORIUM. UPWARDS OF IOO.OOO YARDS SUPERIOR ENGLISH PRINTS and Ml'SLIXrf, consisting of Pink and Yellow, Lilac and Red, Canary and Red, Riding Dress


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. JUST ARRIVED! TERMS QUICK! 700 BARRELS SALMON! NEWLY CAUGHT ! FOR SALE AT J. T. WATERHOUSE'S riltE-PBOOF EMPORIUM! SUPERIOR WHALE OIL, FOR SALE, IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT PURCHASERS. BY MELCHERS & CO.


ocr: Ncu) Vbucrttsnncnts. TEEMS QUICK! GREAT BARGAINS J. T. WATEIIHOUSE'S EMPORIUM. SPLENDID 11 Some of which have been purchased at AUCTION, AT LESS THAN CHINA COST! Pa per bas kets, Chow Chow do, Ladies' Writing Desks, La dies' Work Boxes, nests AI ns quit o Net ting, double Writing Desks, Camphor wood chets. I'nted k-ather-euvercd do. Tea Toys, Feather Faux, San-Extension Chairs, round raltan dal Wood do, Urass Cloth Chairs, i hildren's do, bx hkdfs, silver riiispea der Bucklea,plaiii and fancy do. lire Crackers, boxes Joss St irk, Flow er stands, Chi nefe Spit toons. wht Mat ting. I ioo.ooo I A l -Manila tne roots,i s Manila twist ends, Criinsoii slk Bandas. crimson Pun gee hdkfs, white do do, hlk Ivamine do, hlk seuing silk, lolorrd do dn, I.Ik Satin, Embroidered saliu Aprons, rlitcked Shaugliae G ,u.e Ievautine Shades, emhroidered Crape Shades, embroidered Shades, very superior Shades, nests Leather Trunks, boxes FiMiclionf Tea, boxes fine Oolong Tea, bags China Rice, chests Camphor Draw ers, Flower Pols, Pith Hats be sides many other varieties of Chinese goods in stock. ALSO AX IMMENSE ASSORTMENT! JUST THE TIILXG FOR THIS MARKET ! Or Aud calculated to suit every coniplexionC$ 2v Karl) application neres-arv to secure choice lots. JOHN THOS. WATER Hol'SE. miff


ocr: boyji iwiiii mm rs 1J IS Miss CABBIE HIFFERT. Mr. G. GALLOWAY, Mr. F. STOEPEL, Mr. J. M. BOULABD, VTTOn.n RFPECrFCLLY ANNOUNCE to the pue- V lie that their sies of CONCERTS Will continue only a few evenings longer in Honolulu. On each eveuliig, in addition to their usual choice selection of Vocal Music! They will play several popular pieces upon the And introduce a grand Aria upon the Wood and Straw Piano Forte ! Tlie most curious and wonderful instrument known to the Musi cal world. Also, SOLOS upon the KNGLIKII CONCERTINA ! ADMISSION: Private Boxes I0 00 Dresa Circle - I f0 Parquette, .. I 00 Pit, 50 f V Doors open at 7 o'clock. Concert commences at 7)4. tf?" Peats can be secured at the Box Office each day, from S till S P. M. 25 tf D G. WALDRON', Agent. J. C. SPALDING, mwM


ocr: uctious."' BY A. P. EVERETT. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ! AT AUCTION ! 0"V SATCR1J AY, Oct. 29, atlOoVloek A. M., at the residence of Mr. Francis Spencer, ia Nuuaau Valley, will he sold the FURNITUS E Of TIE HOUSE ! ConMiliug in part of One superior Piano by Lvard, Marble top J able, do do sideboard, Do do Vahstand, hair seat Chairs, Caue seat do, two large Bedsteads, China Dinner and Tea Sets, Pictures, Books, Sundries. Oct 21, 1250. 25-3t A. P. EVF.RET f, Auc. LARGE AUCTION SALE! 0X THl'RSDAY, tbe 31 November, at lO o'clock A. M., tli nndersigned will aell at public auction, at his Sales Room, a large Assortment of Merchandise ! Recently landed iter Humphrey Nelson'' from Liverpool, " Uomelza" Ironi London, Vankee" and " Frances Palmer" from -san r rancisco. A. I . t. LRK I 1, Aurt. N. 11. Terms very liberal. Honolulu, October.'!, 1&9. 25 2t Auctioneers' otice." rjIHE I'XDF.RSIGXKD, LICEXSED AUCTIONEERS FOR J. the Island of Oahu, would give notice that their charges from the lt of August will lie the same as before, with the wlditional charge of Una per cent., Government tat. A. r. EVKKETT, J. F. COL1U RN. Honolulu, Aug. 1, 1859. 14-tf


ocr: JL XI JCi AMIANS AND SWISS li liitps! Miss CARRIE IIIFFERT, Mr. W. 11. OAKLEY, Mr. STOEPEL, and Mr. J. M. ROULARI), Respectfully announce that they will give a AT HONOLULU, IN A FEW DAYS, On which occasion, in addition to their usual Programme of VOCAL MUSIC, They will introduce a Solo upon the HUSH KB1.1, A grand Aria, with variations, upon the new-fashioned and wonderful And play several pieces upon the celebrated 23-tf ALLEGM WH STRAW PIAIFiTE


ocr: Walrus Tcclb! Walrus Teeth! THE liiIimt Market price paid for lhi ar ticle, by 1RWIX A CO., Custom House Kaahumanu street.


ocr: Shipping. FOR BR EM E N ! DIRECT! The A Ko. 1 Hawaiian Clipper Bark JIALOLO! i& SUO tons, Carr. MF.E5KKT FETTJrCH, having part of her cargo oo board, will aieet with despatch for the above port. tSf For freight and passage apply to MELCHERS A CO. Honolulu, Sept. 23, ISA). 21 tf SANDWICH ISLANDS PACKETS, REGULAR LINE. FROM UNITEDJTATES. FIRST CLASS SHIPS Will be dispatched quateriy from Commercial Wharf, Boston, fur Honolulu, in the mouth of March, May or June, September and December. For further particulars see special advertisements in daily pa per for the above months. For freight or passage to, or Draft ou Honolulu, apply to HENRV A. PIERCE, Sandwich Islands Packet Office, 67 Commercial Wharf, or to II. F. SXOW, Honolulu, 9. I. AGENTS. Xew York, 27-tf New Bedford. Snros k Co., Cook k Ssow, WELLS, FARGO & Co.'s & EXPRESS, & BY TIIK REGULAR, PACKETS BETWEEN Honolulu and San Francisco, For the speedy and safe conveyance of Merchandise, Coin, Letters and valuable parcels, to all parts of the UNITED STATES, CANADA AND EUROPE The Afents at Honolulu sell Bills of Exehaaee ia sums iw suit on Wells, Fargo It Co., San Francisco or Xew Vora. Also Wells, Fargo . Co.' franked U. i. Government envel opes whirh pas free over the Califiirnia and eoat routes, and over Ihe Atlantic Mute front San Francisco ! Xew York. Commissions and collections proinrtlv attended to. 9-f F. L. HANKS. Agent NOTICE. A privilege of gathering Pulu, Fungus and Arrowroot on all the Government lands on the Island of Hawaii (with the excep tion of those lands which may be sold or leased during the con tinuation of this privilege), has been this dar granted to Mr. C C. Harris. L. KAalEHAMFHA. Home IH-partment. 3uth July, 1859. 15 tf ''


ocr: ROBERT BROWN'S BLACKSMITH SHOP! ON THE NEW ESPLANADE. I llt FI t 12 I'.I) 1 Ha U'.rb of all kinds in first rate style, at prices to '.Csuit the times. ship riRT. car i( K. and xti -i--. t- otlier work in this line, will be done with a neatness aud dispatch not 10 ne execueu. Horse-shoeing done by E. P. Nule, And we know that he will suit ! 26 tf i


ocr: JUST RECEIVED ! AND FOR 8 ALE BT THE UNDERSIGNED, BT THE BRIT IS II Clipper Ship FROM LIVERPOOL, A Splendid Assortment of Dry Goods! Groceries! Liquors! (Including best brands AL.E and PORTER,) HARDWARE ! ALSO Rice, Assorted Iron, Pilot and Navy Bread, Fancy Goods, Carpetings In great variety, OTARD'S BRANDT, Fencing Wire. And a variety of articles too numerous to mention. 46-tf ROBT.C. JANION.


ocr: On Sale ! EZ RECENT ARRIVALS! THE FOLLOWING CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF GROCER IES, at the store of the undersigned : Preserves Fresh apples do quinces do jieaches, do Pears Raspberry jam Cranberry jam Strawberry do, &c, Ac, tc. Mince meats Sage Sweet savory Summer savory Curry powder Ground cassia do black pepper Whole do Pimento Ground cloves do ginger Cream Tartar P. C. Soda Fresh raisins do currants in tins Fresh oysters do lobsters Sardines French capers English pickles do pie fruits do sauces do mustard French mustard Hops !t! Tins of water, butter, oyster, soda and wine crack ers Smoked hams do herrings Rest Oolong tea Preserved salmon Green corn Crushed sugar Loaf do iHaxall flour Ac. Ac. Sec. '.I5. Frrsh Island Bnllcr and Ground always on hand. 17 tf II. McINTYRK.


ocr: 5. Commercial Hotel, ; HEXRV MACFARLAXE kn to acquaint his friends and gentlemen arriving , ; ii.tnttitiiii tli.t lii. Ilnjl will be found to possess everv requisite accommodation. WINES, SPIRITS, ALE and PURTER, of superior quality. Superior Billiard Tables and Bowling Alleys! HOT, -COLD, .J?H0WER JST H. it. assures the public that he will use every endeavor to give entire satisfaction to them and to strangers visiting Ho nolulu. Qr Comer of Beritania and Nuuanu streets. lv-19 )otcl0 and tlcstaiwmt


ocr: . SAILS! SAILS!! IXR SALE BT THE CNDER5IGXED, THE FOLLOWING : Sails, suitable for a vessel of -J00 to 300 tons, viz : 1 new TOPSAIL; 1 new FORESAIL: 1 new T. M. STUDDING SAIL; 1 MAIN ROYAL; 1 SPANKER; 1 JIB; 1 F'RE TOPMAST STAYSAIL; Nearly new, 1 spa.K(:k; 1 TOP GALLANTSAIL. ALSO 1 set iron strapped CCTTING-IN" BLOCKS, with chain pen dants, complete. (50-tf) B. F. SNOW.


ocr: TlKMS: QUICK! GREAT BARGAINS . AT EMPORIUM. SPL.ENDID Some of which have been purchased at AUCTION, AT LESS THAN CHINA COST! Pa- - per ban- . . kets. Chow Chow do, Ladies' VVritiug Denks, La dies' Work Boxes, nests Mu quito Net- -ting, double Writing Desks, Camphor wood chests. Pnted leather-covered do. Tea Toys, Feather Pans, San-Extension Chairs, round rattan dal Wood do. Grass Cloth Chairs, Children's do, bxs likufs, silver .Siien der llnckles-plaiu and f.inry do, wht Mat ting. hre Crackers, boxes Joss tick, Flow er stands.Chi-ne.-e spit toons. 100,000 I A 1 Manila Che roots, rs Manila twist ends. Crimson si k Baiidas.crimsiin Pon gee hdkfs, white do do, blk Levantine rlo, blk sewing silk, l y lured do do, blk Satin, Embroidered satin Aprons, checked Shangliae G:.uze Levantine Shades, embroidered Crape Shades, embroidered Shades, very superior Shades, nests Ltatlier Trunks, boxen Foiirhonc Tea, bxes tine Oolong Tea, bags Chhia Rice, chests Camphor Draw ers, Flower Pots, Pith Hats be sides many other varieties of Chinese goods in stock. ALSO AS IMMENSE ASSORTMENT! OP JUST THE THING FOR THIS MARKET ! And calculated to suit every complexions J7" Karly application iipres-ary to secure choice lots. JOHN THOS. WATERIIOCSE. 35 tf I'ire-Proof Emporium. J T. WATBRnODSE'S UllllltllUUUj! W-iO


ocr: 11. F. SNOW, ii jit iltiltaMiaalal M, f Honolulu, Oahn, H. I. OFFERS VOH SALE, the lowest market rates, the following assortment of merchandise : White linen handkerchiefs, women's white hose, blue drills, Blue bunting, ticking, linen toweling, suspenders, wht and grey undershirts, linen bosom shirts, table spoons, tumblers, sets crockery, lanterns, assorted patterns; looking glasses, goblets, rice.maeearnni, vermicelli, bags shot, needles, silvered bits. Oolong tea, IU catty bos; solar and side lamps, lamp wicks, cotton bags, boat's Compasses, house paper, carpet Tacks, deck scrapers, copper puiups,writing paper, iron bedsteads, I French Bedstead, oakum, Stoves, boies Glass, Ravens Duck, l.ead pipe, composition Nails, padlocks. Copper Ladles, Fluke Chains, chain head straps, rhain can hooks, row locks, sail needles, sheet lead, cut nails, spittoons, Mnstard, Peper, At. OIL& BRUSSELS CARPETING, An assortment of Boots and Shoes. Dried apples, Crushed and loaf sugar, Water crackers, Cs runes in glass jars, - Metropolitan crackers, Lemon cakes. Ginger snaps, Jumbles, etc, etc. PATENT FORCE PUiMPS! Coach lace, 1 wagon, Harness, Bridle leather, .Saddles and bridle, Asst. worsted trimmings. Whaling Guns and I-iance. CAROLINA RICE! i Cutting Fall, I set Cutting Blocks, with chains and pendants complete. Hemp and Manila Cordage ! ASSORTED SIZES. Whalo Line, Kit line, r?Dunvarn. seizins. Tow line, Extra Hams, Navr Rread, Wafer Dread ! Fairbank's IMatfonn Scales, assorted size and styles; oil shooks and casks, staves for sugar kegs. Beef and Pork ! Whale Boats, new and serond hand. 1 superior long boat, Cument, Adamantine candles. Charcoal Irons, Cane sent Baltimore Chairs, Cooking Stoves, Home Treasnre Stoves, asst size. Air ctxxcX TPonrtox. Cotnposition and Felt for Fire Proof Roofs. 28 tf


ocr: FOR SALE LOW! TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS, BY J. C. SPALDING, EX "JOSIAII BRADLEE" AND "II A DUG A," A large assortment of NEW GOODS! DRY HOODS', cVc. Caes'NaumV'eag' ("an. flannel. Hall's Rnckd.ilc blankets, !o Scarlet do, Ito I.ymnn blue drill, Ca?es llwijrht brown drill, Dales 'TalhotV royal blue flan nel, Itali-s dark blue flinncl. Cases blue A sheetings. Ho I'anama tiekinjrs, Ho Falls Co strij)fs, IK iink prints, Ko imff do, lo hetucket denims, Do Otis, Dales -tiorric' blankets, 9 k 10, V CLOTII1IVG. Cases Muc and twarlet flannel shirts, . Cases checked calico slurts. Cases Krench white shirts, Cases striped shirts, Coses denim pants, jumpers tt overalls, Cases Albion tweed pants, Cases Giflbrd c;t.-8. pants, Cases Eii? cottonade pants, Case Hipka pants. Cases fancy Union pants, Cases black pants. Casus satinet pants, i'ascs bu(T linen pants, Cases checked pants. Cases Naukinct pants, vests and frock coats. ' IiOOTS suid SHOES. Cases men's double sok-d thick boots, lo do kip heavy brofrans, Io do imp. pnat do. IK do buff and wax soled thick brogans, o do Ion? boots, ftoat tops, Do do calf Jersey ties, Do do fine calf hropaus, Do do Kusset slippers, Do do sailors' pumps, , Do do iiu'n kip and goat brogans. CROCKERY WARE. Crates of bowls, .--' Dining, . . . . Soup, and Breakfast plates. PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, &c. , Bbls (laxali flour, Bus clmmpatrne culer, Bxs Albany ale A porter. In pts Cask J It Tennant's Last India pale ale, in pts, Casks porter, in pts. Casks and bbls of pilot bread, Cans asd meats, I lb tins, Cases olives, Do green corn. " prime pork, Tierces hams, Caes currant wiue, Do starch, Bbls rice, Half bbls dried apples. Cases I B) oysters, Do cheese, In tins, SUNDRIES. Bales corks, Cases oil carpeting, " Spruce 2 in. plank, ' Hoop snd square Iron. English aid Koyal I'Ister do, Kegs pure and extra white lead, frrmrnd in oil, Cases 'ShiimV axes. BUs coal tar, Bids briftht varnish, Bbls pitch, Bbls v ilniinclon tar, Bales fnuiny bags, Cases boiled oil. Cases spts turpentine, Kolls lead pi)e, , ), 1 jin Cases lib cans rifle powder, Iron plows. Best wooden hn'ld do, Cases umbrellas, Glass flasks, Cases whalers' spades, 5 gal, S (ral, 1 pal, gal, Ac i gal demijohns, WINES AND SPIRITS. Bbls of pure Bourbon Whisky, Ur and eighth casks of Binet Castillon k Vs Brandy (dark). Do do - U Proprietor's dark do, Cases Cherry Cordial, rn qts and pts, - Do St Julien Claret, . . . - . Casks pure Jamaica Bum. 31 tf THE FALL TEADE 1 - ' - Entire New Stock of Goods ! SELECTED EXPUES3LY ' . FOR THIS MARKET! A. S. C EX. S. GRIND AUIYI HAVE JTST RECEIVED a SjU mll.l Assort itu nt of New and F.ishionnble Good", comprising every variety and stylo of tJENTI.KMEX'S FCKMiHINlJ GOODS and WEARING API'ARKL, which fhey offer for sale at Wholesale nd Retail, at extremely low rates. i i .. , The assortment comprisie in part all style ot 1 CLOTJJiyG, rexxisnrxn goods, . ., UATS ASD r.ir. ' BOOTS AXD SnOES,tte Adapted to the wants ef the Whaling Fleet and Island Trade, which we offer at very low prices. s , . C7" The latest styles received by every vessel.


The weekly Arizonian. [volume]

ocr: iilfitmn of 10. t(f). with nn assessed $3.87. 1.375. It ims nine churches, ten schools, four daily and four weekly papers, Hoven job printing oflieca, eighty-mn6 lawyers and forty doctors. Sorrow endureth for a night, but joy Cometh in the morning. A Wonderful TbWN. The rapid growth of Leavenworth City, Kansas, is ustdhishing. J Although onlV four years old. it contains a pop- 1 valuation of

place_of_publication: Tubac, Ariz.

publisher: W. Wrightson


ocr: TO XllAYELLERS AND EMIGRANTS. TTAV1NG complotod our arrangements for rccolv-J-L ing Goods dlroct from San Francitco by every vossol, wo will now havo constantly on hand tho largest and l)cst Stock of Groceries, and GENERAL MERCHANDISE, in tho Territory, which we can ad will AFFORD AT LOWER PRICES than cvor boforo offorod oait of the Colorado. CAPRON & STEVENS. Pimo Villago9,(A.T.)Julyl, 1859. july7-3m Goods for Sale. rpnE undorsignod offors at El Paso, Toxas, a gon oral assortment of Morchandiso, low for cash or


ocr: WHITE & GRANGER, AT FORT IHJCUANAN, Offer for sale a largo assortment of Merchandise, comutihft ol, DRY GOODS, uRUUERIEo, , CLOTHING, HATS, BLANKETS, BOOT?, HARDWARE, BUCKS, QUEENSWARE, Tobacco, of all Sorlci and Qualities, LIQUORS 0? ALL SORTS, 4C. tb. Thd abovenamdd articles will be sold At. reason able for Cash.


ocr: MUERTE : Gebtuudio Elias, esposa do Don Ignacio Sosa, y hija de Don Juan y Senora Jesus Elias, edad 22-anos, murio en Tucson el 27 de Julio de 1859.,


ocr: . ADVERTIBJEM'ENTS. ." Notice. A LL persons indebted to 'tho subscriber arorcquost ,j cd to qottl'p.tlioir acooiuits without delay, us ho intends Jc'aying, thp ; country t about tho first of Sep tember". All accounts-unsettled by tho 25th of June, will bo collected by law. t .14 l'ALATlJSIi llOUIiNSUJN.


ocr: EDWARD '13. DUNBAR, No. 92 William Street, New YorJtJ AGENCY FOR MINERS AND TRADERS In Now Mexico, Arizona, Sonora, Chihuahua and Mexico generally. Goods, Machinery, and all kinds of Supplies for Mining Companies and Tradors, purchased and for wardod. Dealer in Bullion and Ores. Edwakd E. Dunbah & Co., Guaymas, Sonora.


ocr: EDWARD E. DUNBAR, No. 92 William Street, icw Iforlt. AGENCY FOR MINERS AND TRADERS In New Mexico, Arizona, Sonora, Chihuahua and Mexico generally. Goods, Machinery, and all kinds of Supplies for Mining Companies and Traders, purchased and for warded. Dealer in Bullion and Ores. Edward E. DrxBAit & Co., Guaymas, Sonora.


South Branch intelligencer. [volume]

ocr: L. 0. BALL, Hotisc Painter and Paper Hanger, OULD inform those w ho may wish to ? , anv work done in his line ol business, he would be pleased to have a call from He and his employees are for the present in countv. being engaged in painting Col. I. sons' House, and anv order lell with that tWnan or J. B. Kirk, or the editor ofthe Argus Mill be promptly attended to. Hp warrants lii* work to br a? well executed a? anv ill the State, while it will always be done in tfie verv latest ?!<)? [October K. 1X5S. JOHN D. JARBOE, BUTCHER, "?MTII.T, snpplv meat regularly, to customers, ? ? on wknsKst). > rs * s.rrunn.i > and will endeavor to (jive satisfaction to all him.

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

publisher: William Harper


ocr: W I X C il K S T i: 11, V A . r8",llK fifth Annual Session of this popu- lar l:isl;!>ilioii.r::i'i>\VCil witli full Coll?*i;i- :<(<? (khvis liy t!i<> I.'", s! ituio ol Virginia, will coiutiivlici' Si-|>l>in!i. r 1st, ami rontimc ten iiu>i.t!is. Anion:; i!' :i Ivautagt s arc : I. Spacious ami \ii-!lairan^ri! l>uili!in^s. '2. A lull corps of ?'X|>rria.'iiivit Tvac!:vrs. ?. Kxtcnsivt* and sy.stiMii.itic Cimrsis otStu- ilv. ?t. X-'\vChemical ?nJ I'iiilosophical Appara tus. I ii. S-ipi'rior arran^crm-nts. <>. R?*a<linc ami ll.itli llooins forboanlcrs. 7. A localioinln-altlifill kiiiI attractiva. S. Gowriimt'iit 111!111 am! alltclionalc. !?. Tortus motlcralc anil <"<|uit:il?lc. (f}*.Vii i-Mtra rli iru-- for Classics. Sv-iii! Ii>r a ("a? aJ-jjjiiM. S. I\ YOltK. A. M? 1 ? . . , <;. I.A MONTH, A. 15.. i" j August (i. IS.VS. KNABE & A us. 1, ;> nilii 7 Xoilh ICii/mr St it i ts. SALKSI500M. No. -JUT. 15alti more street, lu tnt i n CImiIos and Light, n./ l r i m o /: j: ,


ocr: NEW TAILOR SHOP. IHE undersigned having taken 1 ho Shop doors above Messrs. Mvers &. iiootta Store, on Main intenil to carry on the Tailoring Business, and take this method of in forming the citizens ofUoin ft surrounding country, that they will he prepared alter this week, to CUT and CJA KM ENTS of ev ery description in the short possible notice. As one the undersigned has had several years experience in Cutting, he himsell that he can compete with any in trade, am) the other has resided in this place several years, and as his work is well known citizens, it is iy>t necessary to say anything far ther, than that he thinks there is none than supersede him in putting up a garment in neat ness and durability. All who patronize us have their work done with promptness and strict conformity with the latest lushions. All work warranted to givtf satisfaction. A trial is nil we nsk. Slll'.l.TOX Sc Kl'NYAN. Jlomncy. May 6. 1850.? ly. P. S.?Garments cut and made at prices, and in per cent, oil' fur cash. Due given for work, cashed within thirty days, will entitled to the same per cent. S. Sv It.


ocr: MORGAN ILL stand fit* present season ?''5D, mcnctnj; on the I*t ol April, ami en^l ing on the l.?t day f I at the SlaM'c of the s f ii.? t turn at anil serve at S?5 the sea and S23 for insurance. The insurance bo paid so soon'as the M*re it discovered |<> with fool. Failit.j; to attend regtilorlv. with the inare forfeits flic insnwanre.- Pediprec. t<C., sec hand-bills, whlth will to' tfcc address of any perVoit <h."sirinj[ same. ItOBKUT J. "1'ILDEN.


ocr: ; NEXT WEEK. , Public iralc. 0VVII.I, o!!Vr for ;.t |. (h;ic a ict;on. . Mimidij, tit \t\ Jut] o/.i/tril next, at | late resilience of Henry M. lii-keep, ?1ecM., i I lie |ht?.?:iuI estate ol .uiil decedent. ! in i-oil "f 11 Horses, 3 Colts. TWO YOKE O.XEX ' UN!-: lSMJODE!) BULL 16 COWS. ONI; M AC. Is-' CAT 11 1 123 SHEEP, A NL'.M Ml-.K OK Sows aiii! l'ins.2 Wa^oi,#. 2C.uh Fannin*; Fteiisil* ol ? \ erv (le^ciiplion am) of* ijiultty. a quantiiv of Wheat. Kve, Corn j ai.?i Hay, a :;oo?i set of illackxnltli's Tools, j\ ci' (lit ot'niiM* months will be given uii n|1 ' sums ov?t Five Dollars, the imrrhasL-r pivn?j? bom? ami ajijuoveri security, on all sums of Five Dollars anil umler. cash, except for the (train, | which will ho soKl at Sixty days. At the tame ; time ainl place, T1IE SLAVES will l?> liiri-il tin'.il Christinas nrxt. The ?j!o ! will commence tt lu o'clock, a. m. W41. A. VANCi:. ' Maich 25. |S5i>. .Administrator : ViLl'JILB LAM) FOR MLIi. i ~W" n il.;. S. II. nt public auction, before j Jl I'ourl-hoiise iloor, in Homnoy, j oil 7'.?.?</.t/if bth day of' >'jiril nc.r't l>ein? trie 1st day of the Circuit Court, MY FARM, *ituate?I near tin* former!) tli#\ pn |> ?rty i/i Pet'T hions, dee'd , con taini? ? -21-2 ACRES. . P rsons ivirdiinji to purchase will bp shewn the , l.iml by cabin:; on Prancis C. Murphy, Ksq.?' The terms wi I br. made known on the tiny of sale?they wi!! be ceeommndiilin;;. i WILLIAM A. VAXCK


ocr: TO-fflQHHOW fiiism? sits;.. ~t'P \ virt I a <>l ?r..,?:ex^?teU"lo tn? I > Itv i' A Ken. At tti-r iu? t?? ittmlry ???? r irilii-s ;?!??! t-ti-iorviv.-l will nl'ir I t <!i>- highest f"i . *1 I lie -rr?i?l?*ncf ol ijl.S. il Ail 'ii. on ubi.iU l??ur nil!. H alhiv.! Trankl :il. ?"i SntW'lni. Ih? '?'?/ ?in?? ? / .next, tin- following projiTH . v?* a.Xt: Tit ACT OF CONTAIN!NO AhO'.'f < 75 ACHES, |lii? ?.hih' 1.1 t 1 * I |??irr!ia**??1 !?j sail AII??p ^ tJani* I tilttcfcV r;*t?-r. Also, nil o ?.m! A||. |,\ luli-n-it in all ul !!??? Lands iytii? in Ii ti*i|i>liit<-v. t<? Imn frcin I-is I:i*Ii**i. tlu- .ale Tiioiit.LS A!i?*i?, l*y ^ iII or other \\ !??*. Al*o, !???? fallow trt; '? rnc 1 * of (.aitii, r|i.irjj??l t?? Mi?* ??.?:?! |{iil?rrl A!l?*ti on |li?? BMik.i ??!" lliH r lor tii?? l\V**t?*rti l)i?tri?*t ol II imp kl.ir** , lyiiij '?? l'.!tt**rioi?*> Crtrk, vi/. ? trjo't of 2.> Aerir>?Oihj of ?#7 I f Aon s?< li:c of Iv A?T05?nu?l one of f>0 . Aon*-; < >? t!i^ ;ihov?* I itt?l. ft jo?.t 75 Afros i? Hrst q'l.il ily l' itt? r-???h*?4 Cm k I.ami. * ? " A * On* *ann? ti>a??* atttl a.vl *jj>on the Hsaiii** term*. I will ?>:!?? r lor salt-, ril'o MK.W J01: .JXI) Ll iVlSi I Will 111:1k" >?ic!? tit! * p.f ffi#* I.tin! as ii vpsii:<| ; iri .?> Irirfkr, w!ii**it I l? i:-vf. t-. V ^jnd. John c. ukiski i.i.. .Man;!i I45,


ocr: \V I N CHESTER, V A . rPlIK fifili Annual Session of tliis pop^u lar Institution, endowed with full Collegi ate powers by the Legislature of Virginia, will commciicc September 1st, and continue ten months. Among its advantages are : 1. Spacious and well arranged buildings. 2. A lull corps of experienced Teachers. 3. Extensive and systematic Courses ofStu dy. 4. NewCheinicalaud Philosophical Appara tus. li. Superior boarding arrangements. (>. Heading and Bath Itnoms for boarders. 7. A location healthful and attractive. 8. Government mild and affectionate. P. Terms moderate and equitable. Ct#-Xo extra charge for Classics. Send for a Catalogue. August 6. 1853.


ocr: JUST received, and for talc bv KUYKENDALL k 8HERRAPD: K*n>ney, feb. is. isn?


ocr: TIIK LATEST DESPATCH BY ATLANTIC TULECR1P1I. JAMES W. REAM VINO purchased the CO A* FI-: CTI ON Ji lt F IIS T. I IS I. IS II ME XT rtcenUy own ed by 1'. 1.. Peters won III respectfully inform tha citizens til Itoiniicv anil vicinity, that he intend* largely to his stock of FANCY GOODS. Customers can always ftml on hand o choice assortment of Candies, Fruit, Nuts, ; PUUNKS, SA11PINKS, I'ISKFUMEUY. 1 TOILET SO A I', TOBACCO, SNUFF. SE I gars. Jewelry, Toys anil Fireworks of all <1? , script ions; also. Pocket Knives, Combs, Brushes, l'ortmonies. Bracelets, Neck luces. ScgarCases, Violin SI rings, Jic. At his SALOON* you will find the best of OYSTERS, j PORTER. AUK. CAKES. UEKK. fcc., &c. I all ilonc up in the nicest styles. Call ami ex J amine. [Roniney, Oct. 1, 1333. | " k x u i. u ~s i v j: l v c asii! C II A K L E S L. C R U M , DKAI.F.lt IN , Hardware,Cutlery, Saddlery, Shoe Findings,&c I 6Vc.uk/ Hour South of the Court-House, WINCHESTER, VA.. i TJ.VVlTF.Stlie attention of the ]iuhlic to hiK ii large and woll-assorlcd slock, comprising al ; most every article in his line of trailc, selected i with great care, ami which he oll'eis at greatly I reiluced prices for \ \Y.y~C A S II K X C L (J SI V E L Y I Being aware of the great disadvantage of an ex j tended credit system, he lias determined to maka : an entire change in the manner of : his business. Ilia motto hereafter will be *? Stiuill Profits ami tjiuc,',' Iteluriis!" by pursuing which the followingadvantages w ill ; r< suit to lioih purchaser ami seller, viz : He can ! atl'ord to sell goods at lower prices than those do | ing an extended credit business. because makes uo bad debts, is at 1 -s.s expense, and make his purchases on better terms. ? CO*Particular attention will be paid to | special orders lor goods not kept on hand, such l)ax"vrrftiti ami.Imhroti j>c Stark, (ins | an J I'ltiulx, Oil??. (ll'utcr Pipes, Citi':il<tr S'livs anil anything else that may wanted. 11 is facilities for supplying Slicli are very complete, having made with the principal factories, and he can siir.li articles on as good terms as the can purchase theui from fu?t hands


ocr: D. PHILLIPS, CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESEN TATIVES OF MINNESOTA During the Session of 1849 and 1850 ; afterwards District Attorney of the Counties of Ramsey and Benton, and for the last five years connected with the General Land Of fice, has opened an office as an Attorney at Law and Ueneral Agent, at Washington, D. C. All business entrusted to him will receive prompt at tention. Business letters, except mere letters of Inquiry, to re ceive attention, must be accompanied by a fee. Letters of inquiry must have encloaed one letter stamp. jy2l-w3m

place_of_publication: Saint Paul, Minn. Territory

name: The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume]


ocr: gpp T S AND SHOES. WM. J. SMITH &> 00., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, ARE A BRANCH OF AN EXTENSIVE SHOE HOUSE AT BOSTON, THE HEAD QUARTERS OF THE BOOT AMD SHOE MARKET, From which we receive weekly consignments of goods at LOWER P R I C E S THAN MOST DIALERS IM NEW YORK, CHICAGO, OR SAINT LOUIS AS! COMPELLED TO FAY FOR THEM. This is the chief reason why we are selling Boots and Shoes TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AS LOW A 3 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: JRON AND HARDWARE J. B. BRADEN, WHOLESALE DEALER IN IRON, NAILS. STEEL, SPRINGS, AXLES, ANVILS, VICES, BELLOWS, AXES, HOES. PORKS, RAKES, CHAINS, PLOWS, Ac. An assortment of FARMING IMPLEMENTS, SHELF & HEAVY HARDWARE GENERALLY. Window Glass and Sash, Leather Belting, Sheet Lead, Zinc and Iron, Lead Pipe. Wpgon Boxes, Nuts and Washers. STEAM ENGINES AND SAW MILLS, PITTSBURGH COAL, Ac. Agent for Burke ft Barne's Fire Proof Safes. Third Street St. Paul


Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: 1859. 1859. 1859. CATHCART <fc CO., ASS NOW RECEIVING THEIR Spring and Summer Stock or STAPLE AND FANCY DRY--GOODS! Which they Offer to their Customer* at UNUSUALL i LOW PRICES 1 The Attention of CASH BUYERS Is Respectfully Solicited, as they feel Confident in say ing, that NO OT&ER HOUSE IN MINNESOTA CAN COMPETE WITH THEM IN Quantity, Styles, Qualities, or Rrioes! COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will be Supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE PROM NEW TORE PRICES, TO COMPETE WITH CHICAGO OR ST. LOUIS MARKETS. Ail Orders will be promptly filled by one of the Firm, who will give Soecial Attentio To the Wholesale Trade. DO NOT FORGET To call where Qoous are always shown ffeely, at Prices which seldom fail to insure Sales, by CATHCART ftCO. May, 1859. daw May, 1859.

place_of_publication: Saint Paul, Minn.

publisher: Foster & Moore


ocr: r v r 1 1 DRYGOODS. 1860. 1859. 1859. OATHCART & CO., ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR Spring ani Summer Stools or STAPLE AND FANCY DRY--GOODS! Which they Offer to their Ouetomere at UNUjI'ALL. low PRICES ! The Attention of CASH BUYERS la Respectfully Solicited, as they feel Confident in say* lng, that * NO OTHER HOUSE IN MINNESOTA CAN COMPETE WITH THEM IN Quantity, Styles, Qualities, or Rrioes! COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will be Supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE PROM NEW TORK PRICES, TO COMPETE WITH CHICAGO OR ST. LOUIS MARKETS. All Orders will be promptly filled by one of the Firm, who will give Soecial Attentic To the 'Wholesale Trade. DO NOT FORGET To call where Goods are always shown freely, at which seldom fail to Insure Sales, by OATHCART k 00. 1869.


ocr: j I | | I I I I I | PATENT INSTANT RELIEF Fox* Horses and. Cattle. This a Great Remedy. Half a 26 cent bottle of Sloan’s Instant Relief, given in a pint of warm wa ter, seldom fails to cure a Horse of Cholic in a few min utes; in extreme c«ses repeat ths dose in fiiteen min utes. .. For Bruises, Strains, Sprains, and many other inju ries on Horses, Cattle and other animals, 81oan s In stant Relief speedily effects a cure. Many.persons have been astonished to witness the rapid cure effected, by the use of this wonderful medicine. |3F“ Get Circulars of Agents. SLOAN’S OINTMENT. For Mildness, Safety, Certainty and Fhoroug lines* Sluan’s Ointment excels, and is rapidly Superseding all I other Ointments and Liniments for the cure of the fol lowing diseases: , „ Fresh Wounds, Galls of all kinds, Cracked Heels, I Ring Bone, Poll Evil, Wind Galls, Callus, Spavine, I Sweeney, Fistula, Foundered Feet,Sand Cracks, Scratch- I es or Grease, Mange, and Horse Distemper. I THEOONDITION POWDER is composed principally I ul herbs and roots, and may be given at all times and I under all circumstances with perfect safety. It has I been found,by long experience, to be highly useful in I the cure of the various diseases to which horses and cat- I tie are subject, vix : Distemper, Hide Bound, Loss of ap- I petite, li-Wird Strains, Yellow Water, lnflamation of I tbe eye, Fatigue from Hard Exercise ; also Rheumatism, I (commonly called the Stiff Complaint.) It is a safe and I certain remedy for Coughs and Colds. It carries off all I gross humors, and will remove all infiamation and fe- I ver, purify the blood, looses the skin, cleanse the water I and strengthen every part ef the body. One package I of the powders and a box of the Ointment will perfectly I cure a recent Four der in six or eight days, without I leaving the least effect in the feet. In Horse Disteta- I per, they will allay the fever and promote a healthy ter. I mlnalion of the disease. One Powder and part of a box I of the Ointment, will, in all cases, cure the Hoen Dis- I temper in a cow; two a'esometimes required for an ox. I SLOAN’S MEDICINES are sold in Every Town in all 1 the Western States. Prepared by WALTER B. SLOAN, Original Proprietors, I Grand Depot, 24 South Water Street, Chicago, Illinois. I octC-dawly I Sold Wholesale and Retail, at P-oprletor’s prices, at I St. Paul, by DAY A JENKS, J. W. BOND, WM. H. I MORTON, and retailed by all the other Druggists m I the City. _____


ocr: Red river & lake superior. —Passengers tor above places will leave St. Paul, every MONDAY Morning. For particulars apply to J. C. BURBANK, J uly 7th, 1859. Manager Min. Stage Co. jyß-dtf J C. i H. C. BURBANK, STORAGE Forwarding and Commission MERCHANTS, Wholesale dealers In flour, pork, grain and provisions, lime, cement, plastering hair, nails, salt, print and wrap ping paper, printers’ stationery, etc., etc. Consignees and contracting agents for the La Crosse and Wilwaukee R. R., (.'leveland A Pittsburg R. R., De troit A Milwaukee R. R., Milwaukee A Mississippi R.R., Prairie du übein A St. Paul Backet Co., Merchan Dispatch, Poa . Farmer A Co.’s Freight Express, rail) N. I , Western States Line (steam on canal.) Freights contracted both eastward and westward. Cash advances made on consignments, at all time in any amount. Persons consigning goods to our care, can depend up on the ir interests being protected in regard to over char ges. foods lorwarded at the lowest going rates in spec. veof any particular line or boat. Storage and Commission as low as any respectable bouse. Office on the Levee, foot of Jackson street. • Paul, May 31, i 859. _ „„ J. C. AH. C. BURBANK . BURBANK, General Agent for the Galena D ith. Dubuque A Minnesota Packet Company. 1 AHA BBLS - S ALIN A SALT. Ivv/V On hand and to arrive, at lower prices than can be obtained elsewhere in the city. J. C. A H. C. BURBANK, Agents Syracuse Salt Company. -t n HHDS. PRIME SUGAR. At) 100 Bbls. ” “ IDO Bbls. Dried Apples. 2UO “ White Lime. 10 > “ Plaster Paris. 200 “ Cement J ust received and for sale by J. C. A 11. C. BURBANK pRINT PAPER AT REDUCED PRICES, Constantly cn hand and lor sale at the lowest prices PRINTERS’ INKS. Orders filled by Express at better rates than can obtained elsewhere. CASH, AND THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR RAGS AT OUR WAREHOUSE. may27-dd-w3m J. C. A H. C. BURBAMK. gUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1859. 1859. 1859. Minnesota Stage Co., CoasolidatioD of Burbank & Co’s and Allen anu Chase’s Stage Routes, carrying the IS"orth.west’ll Express AND UNITED STATES MAILS. Proprietors: J. C BURBANK A CO., ALLEN A CHASE The Roads are all well Stocked with First Class Hors es, oncord Coaches, with careful and experienced Driv ers, all under the control of competent Agents. PASSKNGKRSI May deperd upon being carried in a careful manner and at Reasonable Katas of Fare, to ail the following Points viz : St. Anthony, Minneapolis, Manomin, Anoka, Dayton, Itasca, Elk River, Big l.ake, Moulicello, Clear Water, Clear Lake, Forest City, Saint Cloud, Sauk Rapids, Watab, Winnebago, Platt Rirer, Swan River, I.itile Falls, Belle Prairie, Fort Ripley, Crow Wing. St. Joseph, Cold Springs, Richmond, Alexandria, Brecken ridge, Fort Abercrombie, Red River. Stillwater, Marine Vasa, Taylor’s and Saint Croix Falls. SCHEDULE OF DEPARTURES PROM ST. PAUL. For St. Anthony ft Minneapolis, five times Daily, at 4ft aud 111 o’clock, A.M., ana 2 and 4 o’clock, P.M. Leaves Daily, at 4 o'clock, A.M., for Manomin, Anoka Itasca. Elk River, Big Lake, Monticello, Clear Lake, Clear Water, Forest City, St. Cloud, aud Sauk Rapids. Leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 4 o’clock, A.M., for Watab, Winnebago, Piatt River, Swan River, Little Falls, Belie Prairie, Ft. Kipley and Crow Wing. I.eaves Monoays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 4 o’clock, A.M., for Harrishtirgh, Daylou aud Monticello, (Wtsl Side River.) Leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 4o’clock, A M., for St. Joseph, Cold Spring, Richmond, Alexan dria, Breckenridge, Fort AuiOercromhie and Bed River, connecting with Steamers " Pioneer” aud “Ans. Norlhrup,” for Pembina, Fort Garry, Lake Wtnuepeg, aud the Valley of the Saskatchewan, (com- mencing J une 1.) Leaves Daily at 8 o’clock, A.M. aud 2 P.M., forSlillwa ter, M -r i e, Vasa, Taylor’s and St. Croix Falls. WINTER ROUTE FROM 15TH APRIL TO 15th NO- VEMBER. Paul to La Crosse, Via Hastings, Red Wing, Lake City, Wabashaw, Reads, Minneiska and Winona, twice daily, at 4 o’clock, A.M., and 12 o'clock M. Extras icill be Run to any part of the Country for Plea sure parties or others at any time on call For further particulars enquire at the General Office, on Third street, near the “American,” or at the Office of the North Western Express Company. J. C. BURBANK, Manager. Saint Paul, May 29th, 1859. mv29 JJJLL 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 Ceutervent and Turbine Water Wheels. Noye’s Improved Iron Bolting Reels, Bran Dusters, Mill Gearing, Shafting, Hangers and other Castings, High and Low Pressure Engines and Boilers, im r 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, Ollice at W. H. Stillman’s Commission Warehouse, aug 1 ‘,-d j-wiiin Jackson st., near Lower Levee. W-KIT T S O N HAS HIE PLEASURE OF INFORMING HIS 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 FORCASH. THE ATTENTION Or COUNTRY MERCHANTS IS PARTICULARLY REQUESTED TO HIS STOCK AS HE IS CONFIDENT HE CAN GIVE THEM BA.RGA.INB NEVER BEFORE OFFERED WEST O F NEW YORK. N. W. KITTSON, ap2B Hayward’s Block Third Street. ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY FOB YOUNG LADIES. CONDUCTED BY THE SIS TRRB OF BT. JOBEPH—BT. PAUL, WINN. This Institution will be opened for the reception of Pupils on Monday, September 6th. It will be under the auspices and special direction of the Right Rev. T. L. Grace, Bishop of St. Paul. The bu Mines are pleasantly situated in a healthy and retired part of the e lty. The chief edifice Is of atone, three atoriea high, with gsllerlea to each rtory, running the whole leogth of the building. The Interior arrangement! 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 afiord ample room for recreation and the healthful exer cise of the pupils. The system will be the same as that pursued In other Catholic institutions, comprising all the departments of education-moral and Intellectual culture, refinement 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, bat firm and uniform, while the strictest attention will be given to the health, co ufort and wants of the pupils. The annual term Is divided into two sessions of five months each ; the first commencing on the first Monday In September, and the second on the first Monday in Feb ruary. Examinations will he held every two months, and the results communicated to parents by bulletins. The annual term will close with a publ c exhibition in the latter part of J une. Tern s per Session—Payable half session in advance Board and Tuition iu any or all of the following branches: Reading, Writing, Grammar, Geography, History, Arithmetic, Mathematics, Geometry, Physical Sciences, Moral and Intellectual Philosophy—sso, S6O, and $66, ac cording to age and class of Pupil. For Day Scholars, $6, SB, and $lO, according to age at.d class of Pupil. EXTRA CHARGES. French and German, each $lO 00 Music on Piano, “ 20 00 “ on Guitar, “ 20 00 Use of 6 00 Drawing and Painting 10 00 Bed ana Bedd.ng. 5 00 Washing 10 00 Stationery "00 This Institution Is Catholic, but as its object is to afford educational advantages, irrespective of religious creeds, no infiuence beyond that object will be exercised. Order and regularity only will require attendance at Divine Service onSundays. Letters to be addressed to, “ The Mother Sutterior of St. Joseph’s Academy, St Paul, Minn.” aug26 dAw2m M. D. PHILLIPS, CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESEN TATIVES OF MINNESOTA During the Session of 1849 and 1850 ; afterwards District Attorney of the Counties of Ramsey and Benton, and for the la-tt five years connected with the General I and Of fice, hHS opened an office as an Attorney at Law and General Agent, at Washington, D. C. All business entrusted to him will receive prompt at tention . Business le'ters, except mere letters of Inquiry, to re ceive attention, must be aceompan-ed by a fee. Letters of inquiry must have enclosed one letter stamp. jy2l-w3in JJANNIBAL & ST. JO. RAILROAD 1.859. ’ ~ 1859. Pioneer Route to the Far West, 150 MILES FURTHER WEST, IND 250 MILES NEARER TO PIKE’S PEAK THAN ANY OTHER RAILROAD. THIS IS IHI SHORTEST, QUICKEST, AND MOST DESIRABLE ROUTE TO SU Joseph, Leavenworth, Kansas and Nebraska City, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Nebraska and Kansas Territories, Western lowa and Mis souri, Salt Lake ft California. T rains leave Hannibal for St. Joseph daily, upon arri al of Packets from Si. Paul, Galena, Burlington, Dav nport, Keokuk and Quincy, and from St. Louis and Al on, and Railroad Trains from 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, and with Stages of the Western Stage Company and other lines, te all prominent interior points iu Kansas, Nebraska, Western lowa and Missouri. PASSENGERS BY THIS HOUTK SAVE FOUR TO SIX DAYS’ TIME, AND TIBESOME STAGING. Emigrants desiring to accompa y their stock may de pend upon going through by Fast Freight Express Train. Freight taken at ihe lowest river rates. Through Tickets to St. Joseph, Leavenworth, Omaha Nebraska City, and all points on the Missouri River to sale on the Packets of he Northern Line and Minnesota Packet Company. Passengers save money by purchasing through Tickets. Baggage checked through. Meals and state rooms on Railroad Packets on Missouri and Mississippi River free while on the boats. Freight handled carefully and forwarded promptly. JOSIAH HUNT, Sup’t P. B. GROAT, General Ticket Agent. JOHN AYER, General Freight Agent, myll-d&wly gUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.—IBSB btjbtfaZTo 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 cars of this Route cross Niagara River at Buffalo oil the GREAT INTERNATI t AL STEAM BRIDGE. Passenger on the New York Central [Erie streetj De pot without changing seats. Through tickets for this route by J C. Ge rge, of Jackson street and Seventh. Also, by W. F. Gandali Agent, M. ft M. Railroad. G. T. NUTTER, General Western Agent, Detroit, Michigan, R. H. BARLOW, Managing Director, Bulfalo and Lake Huron R. R> Brantford Canada West. my3o-d(t>wttf TVHE MINNESOTA STATE MU- X TUAT, Firs and Marine nsurance Company, St{ Paul, Minnesota. Authorized Capital $500,000. Capital paid In $200,000 President, COL. JOHN S. PRINCE. Directors, Jacob M. Chalfant Geo. L. Becker Edwin Caldwell Richard Chute J. W. Bass J. F. Heyward Luke Marvin Findley McCormack S. P. Folsom N. W. Kittson C. H. Schurmeier John S. Prince. Secretary, S. M FLINT. This Company hss been In operation about one month and has insured at this time, January 20, 1859, over one quarter of a Million of Dollar ». This unparalleled success is a sure guarantee of the solidity of the Company. Fire and Marine Insurances effected at from 25 to 50 percent, less than in foreign companies Office Schurmeler’s Block, Corner of Fifth and Jack son streets, St. Paul. an2l-lydAw JJE 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 x plode. A large quantity of Kentucky copper-distilled Whisky always on band. ROBERT STREET (Between Fourth and Fifth Streets, St. Paul,) Dealers will find It tbeir interest to give us a call be fore purchasing elsewhere, as we are satisfied, from our experience iu the business, that no other house iu the city can do better for Dealers. may2l-d<twly TjHRE ! FIRE !!—THE SUBSCRIBER X? would respectfully Inform the citizens of Anoka, Manomin, St. Francis, Princeton, Monticelloand vicinity, hat he has been appointed Agent of the well-known lETNA FIRE AND INLAND INSURANCE COMPANY, At the town of Anoka, and is now prepared to do business through that Company. Anoka, August 18, 1859. 8. H. VARNEY, Agent, auglfi-wly Anoka. PRINTING PAPER. 70 Reams 22x32 50 “ 24x36 20 “ 27x41 From the celebrated Cuyahoga Falls Mills. For sal a by the PIONEER PRINTING CO., St. Paul. THE piRST-CLASS by JEtna OF INCORPORATED IN CASH CAPITAL. ABSOLUTE AND WITH A SURPLUS OF PRESTIGE OF SUCCESS AND ASSETS JANUARY Cash in hand and Deposits In Cash in transit and Agents’ U. S. Treasury Notea 4% and 5 accrued interest Miscellaneous Investments Real Estate unincumbered Mortgage » Bills Receivable 220 State Bonds 5 and 6 per cent, nually, 50 U. S., 10 Tenn., 10 25 N. Y„ 75 Ohio 168 Bonds, 6, 7 and 10 per cent nually 857 shares Railroad Stock 50 ►hares Connecticut River 50 shares Watrrbury Bank S 50 shares Stafford Springs Bank 36 shares Prot idence Bank 15 shares Jersey City Bank 200 shares State of Missouri 2,855 shares Hartford Bank 9,020 shares New York Ban* lUO shares United Slates Trust 150 shares N. Y. Life Insurance The amount of liabilities due or Banks or other creditors Losses adjusted and not due Losses unadjusted iu suspense, ther proof, or contested Losses equitably adjusted wards oi sll 000,000 or Losses Ana Insurance Company in the Inland Navigation Risks with solvency and fair profit. Insurance of Dwellings and five years. The progress of this uninterrupted through seasons storm, or periods eventful in or eonflagrationß and maritime lished on a cash basis, the affect us in no material During “hard times” the ance is an imperative duty—the ers to sustain loss being then Agencies in all the principal out the S ate. Policies issued apSO-wly MRS. WINSLOW, iII ENCED NURSE and presents to the attention of >OOTHINu For Children Trething. which cess of teethli g, by soltening the flammation-will allay all pain and ismre to regulate the mothers, it will give rest to health to your infants. We have put up and sold this years, and can say, in con we have never been able to cine—never has it failed, in •fleet a cure, when timely an instance of dissatdaction by On the contrary, all are*" tions, and speak in of its magical effects and mig this matter “ what we doC experience, and pledge ourfis ment of what we here stance where the infant isO exhaustion, relief will minutes after the Syrup iiC This valuable preparation one of the most experienced?? and England, and naa been® success in thousands It not only relieves the - " orates the stomach andaQ and gives tone and to will almost instantly re"* GRIPING IN THE BOW® And overcome medied, end in death. WeS surest remedy in the world,Sin aud Diarrhoea in Children,te teething or from any other every mother who has agjj the foregoing complaints—pj do nor the prejudice of others, ag ing child and the relief that will ly sure —to follow the use of used. Full directions for bottle. None genuine un less TIS ft PERKINS, New wrapper. Sold by Druggists §al office, No. 13, Cedar street, ottle. JRON AND J. B. WHOLESALE DEALER IN SPRINGS, AXLES, BELLOWS, AXES, CHAINS, An FARMING SHELF & HEAVY Window Glass and Sash, Zinc and Iron, Lead Pipe, Nuts and STEAM ENGINES AND SAW COAL, Agent for Burke ft Uarne's Third Stkeet may!3-d3mftw6m g A I N T PAUL NICOLS & WHOLESALE Iron, Nails PLOWS, AXES, SPRINGS, BELLOWS, AND ALL Also, Printing Paper, Window her, Leather Belting, WABASHAW STREET Agents for J. C. Herring 4* Fire Proof Safes pORTABLE 6 11. P 7 II- P 8 H. P 12 H. P 15 H. P 20 H. P 25 H. P 30 A. V 35 H. P 40 H. P J. C. jy9 wlOt Farming land County for sale. Lots Township 30, and Range 22, in ing 103% acres, will be sold For further particulars apply JAMES Mttchcl, County or at the office of the Pioneer A ]e23-w3m gUY THE "Wamsutta THEY ARE THE BEST TO THE PUBLIC FOR WHOLESALE DEFOREST, je3o-w6m VTOTICE OF THE ±1 the Land Office from CITY, in the State of Minnesota. Land Office or the Otter Tail Citt, Notice is hereby given, that the closed at Ojibeway, and will City on the first day of August GEO. B. WM. [e3o-w6w A GENTS WANTED a! To travel and solicit ent Fifteen dollar Sewing month, with all expenses paid. I. e23-w6w 4 XX TICE is hereby given, that the J udge of Probate of Ramsey will sell at public auction, at ten day, the Bth of September, 1869, real estate, belonging to David deceased, to wit: Lota No. 12 and 13, in block 69, block 72, in Dayton <k Irvine’s premises being late the Said sale to be on the terms of sale cash. EDWARD D. St. Paul, August 17,1869.


ocr: gpQTS 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 BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, From which we receive weekly consignments of goods at LOWER PRICERS THAW MOST DIALERS IN NEW YORK, CHICAGO, OR SAINT LOUIS AKI 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 OUR PRICES. WM. J. SMITH & CO.,


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ocr: Boots and Shoes. WM. J. SMITH & CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHO ES Ul A BAJJfOK or A* Shoe EE ouse AT BOSTON, [THE “ 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- OAGO OR ST. LOUIS ARK COMPELLED TO PAT FOR THEM. THIS 13 THE CHIEF REAMS WHY WE ARE SELLING BOOT BIAND SHOIES *o Country Merchants —As LOW ▲I THEY OAK OBTAIN THEM IK ANT OF THE ABOVE CITIES. COUNTRY DEALERS ABE INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFOR MAKING THEIR FALL PURCHASES Am we (hall be pleated to give them Oui’ Prices. EET AS WE ARE OBL GED TO KEEP ON HAND A LABOR STOCK FOR WHOLESALING, WE CAN FURNISH OOR RETAIL CUSTOMERS WITH A FULL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS TO SELECT FROM, AND

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ocr: AND SIIO KSs WM. J. SMITH Ac CO.. WHOI»ILK DKALEIS IN boots Pm> shoes, tU 4 Kkkk'Tl or kk EITCXMTB *MO« MM AT a^TON. (II KkAl> yrkßtKH-or TNB k OT mun Ftoa *k*A «• r»cwii» wrwklj rotui(*a<>U tl |«*4> kl LOWER P R I 0 K 8 na H*uti n ll* TOBK. ONtOkOO. OB kkIHT LOCI* • M mmi«» 1* rat irt ran Tn * ka tWI tk| w» ara wlU| Hootw ami Shoes TO COUN Tlt Y MERCHANT* At U*W k« THBT OkH »BTkIM THKH IK kK* or IKK kMOTB OITIBK COUNTUY D K ALK R S AHKIXTITKD ToKAAMtXK • *1 K XTfW'k RKfitF MAKIXtI TIIKIM FALL P 1 K CHASES, AND «K MUU. MB I 1 KA*BI> TO 01*1 THU n U /.* /• A* / (’ K A WM. J. SMITH k or TBird llntl. SL Vaul. at|lMl| _ r iNKKR FOUNDRY AM* MA niKK Mlor r wwar •« ri«k iMf'O a>r~i at Fail. fii-i*r» •


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ocr: DRY GOODS. •--■ ■ 1859. 1859. 1859. OATHOART & CO., ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR Spring and Summer Stools or STAPLE AND FANCY DRY - GOODS! Which they Offer to their Customer* 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 Prices! COUNTRY MERCHANTS WUI be Supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE FROM NEW YORK PRICES, TO COMPETE WITH CHICAGO OR ST. LOUIS MARKETS. All Orders will be promptly filled by one of the Firm, who will give Sneclal Attentio To the Wholesale Trade. DO NOT FORGET To call where Goods are always shown freely, at Prices which seldom fail to insure Sales, by OATHOART A CO. May, 1859. daw


ocr: Boots and Shoes. WM. J. SMITH & co., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AN,D SHO.ES, All A BEANO! or A! EXVMSITE Shoe House AT BOSTON, (THE “ HEAD QUARTERS ” OP THE BOOT A SHOE MARKET,) FROM WHICH WE RECEIVE WEEKLY CONSIGNMENTS OF HOODS AT « LOWER PRICES THAN MOST DEALERS IN NEW YORK, CHI CAGO OR ST. LODIB ARE COMPELLED TO PAT FOR THEM. THIS IS THE CHIEF REASON WHY WE ARE SELLING BOOTS AND SHOES TO Country Merchants -18- 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, At we shall be pleased to give them Our Prices. WM. J. SMITH & CO., THIRD STREET, ST. PAUL - MINNESOTA. aug!B-wly


ocr: DKlt 'IKJUUU. ' " !" 1869. 1869. 1889. C-A-THO-AJEtT So CO., .rt - - i AM now receiving their (Spring and. Summer Stook OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY--GOODS! Which they Offer to their Customer* At DNUsUALLi LOW PRICES 1 The Attention of CASH BUYERS Is Respectfully Solicited, a* they feel Confident in say ing, that NO OTHER HOUSE IN MINNESOTA CAN COMPETE WITH THEM IN Quantity, Styles, Qualities, or Rrioes! COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will be Supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE FROM NEW TORK PRICES, TO COMPETE WITH CHICAGO OR ST. LOUIS MARKETS. All Order* will be promptly filled by one of the Firm, who will give Snecial Attentie To tli© Wholesale Trade, DO NOT FORGET To call where Goods are always shown fretly, at Prices which seldom fall to Insure Sales, by CATHCART A CO. May, 1859. daw 1 1


ocr: Boots and Shoes. WM. J. SMITH & CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES <•> " r iK j v :»: vl • ; ABB A BBANCS OF AH BXTBHSiYB Sh. o e HE on s e AT BOSTON, ' i . . • .- *. r . # i ‘j ( HE “ HEAD QUAKTERB ” 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 ARE COMPELLED M 1 TO PAY FOR THEM. THIB IS THE CHIEF REASON WHY WE ARE SELLING BOOTS AND SHOES TO Country Merchants . -■ A l Li O W AS THEY CAN OBTAIN THEM IN ANY OF THE ABOVE CITIES. , ,15 ' • ’■ ■ • -: . • ... ...o. . . j COUNTRY DEALERS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE MAKING THEIR FALL PURCHASES, A* we shall be pleased to give them Our Brices. WM. J. SMITH & CO., THJKat oymkc, ST. PAUL, - - - . MINNESOTA. auglß-wly


ocr: DRY GOODS. 1859. 1859. 1869. CATHCAKT CO., ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR Fall and Winter S tools OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY -GOODS! Which they Ofer to their Customers at UNUaI'ALLi 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 Priaes 1 COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will be Supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE PROM NEW YORK PRICES, TO COMPETE WITB CHICAGO OR ST. LOUIS MARKETS. All Orders will be promptly filled by one of the Firm, who will give Bneolal Attentlo To the 'Wholesale Trade. DO NOT FORGET To call where Goods are always shown freely, at Prices which seldom fail to insure Sales, by OATHOART A 00. May, 1850. daw 1


ocr: DRY GOODS. 1859. 1859. 1869. <& CO., ARE NOW EECIIVINO THEIR Spring and Summer Stock 0? STAPLE AND FANCY DRY--GOODS! Which they Offer to their Customer* at UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES ! The Attention of CASH BUYERS la Respectfully Solicited, as they feel Confident In say* lng, that NO OTHER HOUSE IN MINNESOTA CAN COMPETE WITH THEM IN Quantity, Styles, Qualities, or Prices ! COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will be Supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE FROM NEW PRICES, TO COMPETE WITH CHICAGO QR ST, LOUIS All Orders will be promptly filled by one of the who will (ire Snecial Attentio To tUe Wholesale DO NOT FORGET To call where Goods are always shown freely, at which seldom fail to insure Sales, by CATHCART A CO. May, 1859. d »


ocr: INSTANT RELIEF For Horses and. Cattle. This is truly a Great Remedy. Half a 25 cent bottle of Sloan’s Instant Relief, given in a pint of warm wa ter, seldom fails to cure a Hone of Cholic in a few min utes ; in extreme c«ses repeat ths dose in fifteen min utes. For Bruises, Strains, Sprains, and many other inju ries on Hones, Cattle and o*h?r animals, Sloans In stant Relief speedily effects,* cure. Many personshavt been astonished to witness the rapid cure effected, by the use of this wonderful medicine. ISM" Get Circulars of Agents. SLOANfS OINTMENT. For Mildness, Safety, Certainty and Fliorouf.hnegs Sloan’s Ointment excels, and is rapidly Superseding all other Ointments and [liniments for tjie cure of the fol lowing diseasesi Fresh Wopnd*, Galls of all kinds, Cracked Heels, Ring Bone, Poll Evil, Wind Galls, Callus, Spavine, Swccpey,Fistula,Foundered Feet,Band Cranks. Scratch. es or Urease, Mange, and Horse Distemper. THE CONDITION POWDER is composed principally uf herbs ana roots, and may be given at all times and under all circumstances with perfect safety. It has been found, by long experience, to be highly nseful in the cure of the various diseases to which horses and cat tle are subject, vlx : Dlstemper,lllde Bound, Loss of ap petite, Inward Strains, Yellow Water, Inflamation at tbe eye, Fatigue from Hard Exercise; also Rheumatism, (commonly called thp Stiff Complaint.) It is a safe and certain remedy for Coughs and Colds. It carries off all gross humors, and will remove all inflamation and fe ver, purify the blood, loosen the akin, cleanse the water and strengthen every part ef the body. One package of tbe powders and a box of the Ointment will perfectly core a recent Fonrder 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 tbe disease. One Powder and part of a box of the Ointment, will, in all cases, cure the Hoen Dis temper in a cow; two are sometimes required for an ox. SLOAN’S MEDICINES are sojd in Every Town in *u the Western States. Prepared by * WALTER B. SLOAN, Original Proprietors, Grand Depot, 24 South WaleF Street, Chicago, Illinois. octfi-dawly Sold Wholesale and Retail, at Proprietor's prices, at St. Paul, by DAY k JENKS, J. W. BOND, WM. H. MORTON, and retailed by all the other Druggists la the. City.


ocr: JTEW 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 CAN CO PETE WITH THEM IN Quantity, Quality, Style OR PRICKS! COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will be supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE FROM NEW YORK PRICES ! All Orders will be promptly lilb-d by one of the Firm who will give ills special, attention TO THE Wholesale Trade D ) NOT FORGET TO CALL WHERE GOODS ARE ALWAYS SHOWN FRRELY AT PRICES WHICH SELDOM FAIL TO INSURE SALES BY CATHCART & CO. sept23-dd*w


ocr: f 11 .Jgjjjgpius) irm' ! binod ■Hi t r.4. 73^^ EXCELSIOR STOYE WORKS, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. .w m GILES F. FILLBY . f r.v . .<■) . rr. o.jr-; 1& ad! ■ MANUFACTURER OF THE CELEBRATED STOVES, (With .Oreulatlng Hot-Air Flues) CHARTER OAK, a . v« S PLYMOUTH ROOK, * AND VALLEY FORGE, • WHICH FOB ECONOMY QF FUEL , Durability and Weight, AN© PERFECTION OF OPERATION, STAND UNEQUALLED! —ALSO — A full assortment of Premium, Elevated Oven, Parlor, and Box Stoves, OF ALL VARIETIES, AND OF THE NEWEST AND BEST PATTERNB. CJ- Pamphlets and Price Lists furnished on applies tin*. 9FFIOE AND BALES ROOM-165 AI6T Main st.,


ocr: J * Boots and Shoes. wm. j. smith & co., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AN»P sHOSES, las a beano* or am ixttMiva Shoe Hon 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 DEALERS IN NEW YORK, CHI CAGO OR ST. LOUIS ARE COMPELLED TC PAY FOR THEM. THIS IS THE CHIEF REASON WHY WE ARE SELLING BOOTS AND SHOES TO Country Merchants -II LOW t [ AS THEY CAN OBTAIN THEM IN ANY OF THE ABOVE CITIES. S t • COUNTRYDEALERS r 1 ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE > MAKING THEIR ! FALL PURCHASES, 8 . As we (hall be pleased to give them f Our Brices. i WM. J. SMITH & CO., r y THIRD BTRBET, s ST. PAUL, .... MINNESOTA. aug!3-wly


ocr: DRY GOODES. 1859. 1859. J B®9. & CO., a RE NOW BEOKIVIN<* THEIR Sipring anal Svunmner Stool* OF STAPLE AND FANCY D R Y - GOODS! Which they Offer to their Customers at UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES 1 The Attention of CASH BUYERS Is Respectfully Solicited, as they feel Confident la lng, that NO OTHER HOUSE IN MINNESOTA OAN COMPETE WITH THEM IN Quantity, Styles, Qualities, or Prices 1 COUNTRY MERCHANTS WUI be Supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE FROM NEW YORK PRICES, TO COMPETE WITH CHICAGO OR ST. LOUIS MARKETS. AU Orders will be promptly filled by one of the Firm, who will give Sneclal AttentlO 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 OATHOART k 00. May, 1888. daw


ocr: 1859. 1859. 1859. CATHCABT & CO., ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR Spring and Summer Stock Of h i/I -(X* .-j v. STAPLE ASD FANCY DRY--QOODS! Which they Offer to their Customers at unusually low prices I 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 Prices ! COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will be Supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE FROM NEW YORK PRICES, TO COMPETE WITH CHICAGO OR ST. LOUIS MARKETS. All Orders will be promptly filled by one of the Firm, who will give Soecial Attentio To the Wholesale Trade. DO NOT FORGET To call where Goods are always shown freely, at Prices which seldom fail to insure Sales, by CATHOART A CO. May, 1859. daw , I ' i * r * E 1 - it g n ’ /. :s w


ocr: MEDICINES. - ■ ■ -■- - -- INSTANT RELIEF For Horses and Cattle. This is truly a Great Remedy. Half a 25 centbottl; of Sloan's Instant Relief, given in a pint of warm wai ter se** ,>m f*'** Id cure a Horse of Cholic in a few mic utes; in extreme' d °*e in ftlteen raip utes. For Bruises, Strains, Sprains, and r'*' nv other ries on Horses, Cattle and other animals, Slo*"’ 4 I Q * stant Relief speedily effects a cure. Many persons have been astonished to witness the rapid cure effected, by the use of this wonderful medicine. HU Get Circulars of Agents. SLOAN’S OINTMENT. For Mildness, Safety, Certainty aud F:iornu(.hneis bloan’s Ointment excels, and is rapidly Superseding all other Ointments and Liniments for the cure of the fol lowing diseases: Fresh Wounds, Gails of all kinds, Cracked Heels, Ring Bone, Poll Evil, Wind Galls, Callus, Spavine, Sweeney,Fistula, Foundered Feet, Sand Cracks, Scratch es or Grease, Mnnge, and Horse Distemper. THE CONDITION POWDER is composed principal,'/ of herbs ana roots, and may be given at all times and under all circumstances witli perfect safety. It has been found, by long experience, to be highly useful in the cure of the various diseases t» which horses and cat tie are subject, viz: Distemper, Hide Bound. Loss of ap petite, Inward Strains, Yellow Water, Inhumation „t the eye, Fatigue from Hard Exercise; a'so Rheumatism, (commonly called the Stiff Complaint.) It is a safe and certain rented v for Coughs and Colds. It carries off all gross humor?, and will remove ail iuilnniation and fe ver, purify the Idood, loosen the skin, cleun-e Ihe water md strengthen every part of the body. One package of tlie powders and a box of the Ointment will perfectiy cure a recent Kourder In six or eight days, without leaving the least effect in the feet. In Horse Disieni per, they will allay the fever and promote a healthy ter ininaliou of the disease. One Powder and part of a box of the Ointment, will, iti all cases, cure the Iloen Dis temper in a cow ; two a*esometimes required for an <i\. SLOAN’S MEDICINES are i-oid in Every Town in ail the Western Stapes. Prepared by WALTER B. SLoAN, Original Proprietor;, Grand D -pot, 24 South Water Street, Chicago, Illinois. oct6-dawly Sold Wholesale and Retail, at Proprietor’s prices, at St. Paul, by DAY A JKNKS, J. W■ BOND, if. MORTON, and retailed by all the other Druggists in the City. MEDICAL TREATISE ON


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ocr: JJOOTS 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 BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, From which we receive weekly consignments of goods at LOWER PRICES THAIf Most DEALERS IN NEW YORK, CHICAGO, OR FAINT LOUIS ARE COMPELLED TO PAT 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 TIIF. ABOVE CITIES. COUNTRY DEALERS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFCRE MAKING THEIR FALL PURCHASES, AND WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO GIVE THEM O Uli PRIC ES. WM. J. SMITH & CO.,


ocr: TIIF. GROCERIES. GROCERIES. GROCERIES. J. B. SLIGHTER & Co., Having leased the FINE MARBLE FRONT STORE ON JACKSON STREET, BET WE N FOURTH AND FIFTH, NEAR THE TEMPE ANCE HOUSE, We would respectfully inform the Citizens of Si. Paul and surrounding country that we will on the opening Navigation be in the receipt of one of the largest tocksof STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, YVines, lA.qu.ors and Cisjars, BAR FIXTURES CORDAGE. NAILS, GLASS, &c., &c., EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET, WHICH WE OFFER AT WHOLELALE AND RETAIL AT A SMALL ADVANCE OF COST FOR CASH. Our goods are bought with cash, and selected in the Eastern snd Southern markets by a member of the Firm of long experience in the trade, and we are confident will not fail to please those who may favor us with a call. We desire Darticularly to call ihe attention of Merchants and Dealers in the interior of Minnesota to the fact that we wil sell goods in St. Paul as low as they can be had at points on the river below, thus saving time and cost of transportation, We " al *ot ra GENERAL FORWARDING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. Advance money on Consignments, re-ship goods to all points on the upper rivers and the interior with the greatest possible despatch. We are also agents for Sisterman & Montrosgi, of New York, Importers of Bure Grin, and FYench. Brandv, for the famous Sparkling Catawba of the Missouri Wine Company (the best wine now ma t ■ n he United S ates), fof the Dubuque White Lead Company, Wisconsin Shot Tower, and Frazier’s Lubric.tor. Buyers will find it to their interest to examine our stock be'.ore making their purchases elsewhere J. B. SLIGHTER & CO. St Paul, April 9, 1869. aplo-d<J*wly ✓ r ' ' ~ " " ■ ’ ' BAR T-L ETT PRESLEY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL- Dealer in Groceries and THIRD STREET, BETWEEN ROBERT ANI) MINNESOTA STS., ST. PAUL. I desire to call the attention of one and all to my very extensive assortment of Provisions and Groceries. My pur chases are made almost entirely of manufacturers and importers, and with a view to meet the wants of" mer chants and dealers in the interior of .Minnesota. I purchase for cash, and feel confident I can sell STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES as low as they can he bought at St. Louis or New York, transportation added, and I invite particular attention to my large Stock of Coffees, Teas, Sugars, .Molasses, Tobaccos, Dried and Canned' Fruits con sisting of all grades and brands. ’ I also keep on hand a large supply of Pork, Lard, Bacon, Flour, Cheese, Fish, Salt, Nails, Wines and Domestic Liquors, which 1 oiler at such prices aa will make it an object for dealers to purchase in St. Paul, instead of pur chasing below. I also give my especial attention to the RETAIL TRADE, in which department retail buyers will find the choicest Provisions and Fruits the country affords, and at such prices as will give entire satisfaction. N. B,—l also have constantly on hand St. Louis Double Extra and Fancy Superfine Flour. “Quick Sales and Small Profits ” being my motto, buyers are invited to call and examine ntv Stock before making their purchases. may2o-dAw6m B. PRESLEY! ]\[ORTGAGE SALE WHEREAS, ll I default has been made in the conditions of a cer tain mortgage bearing date the thirtieth day of Decem ber, A. I). 1856, executed and delivered by Edward Mc- Xellis, and Catherine, his wife, of the county of Ramsey, Minnesota, to John Francis Baasen, of the city anil county of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, whereby the said Ed ward McNeills, and Catherine his wife, did grant, bar gain, sell and convey to the said John Francis Baasen, his heirs and assigns for ever, all that tract or parcel of land lying and being in the county of Ramsey, Minneso ta, to wit : The west half of lot No. fifteen [ls], in block No. six [6], of Winslow’s addition to St. Paul, according to the recorded plat thereof in the office of the Regi ter of Deeds of the said Kamsey county, with all the heiediia ments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining, to secure the payment to the said John Francis Baasen, his heirs, executors, administrators aud assigns, of the sum of one hundred and seventy dollars [§ 170 09-160], and the interest thereon, according to the conditions and terms of a certain promissory note, exe cuted and delivered by said Edward MeXellis to the said John Francis Baasen, bearing even date with said mortgage, which said mortgage was duly acknowledged, snd was recorded in the office of the Register ot Deeds of Ramsey county on the 13th day of January, A. D. 1867, at 2% o’clock P. M., in HO S TETT ER ’ s STOMACH BITTERS. In view ol the fact that every member of the human family is more or less subjected to some complaint, be fides innumerable other conditions in life, which, bv the assistance of a little knowledge or exercise of «’ rn’inon sense, they may be able so to regulate their habits of diet, aud with the assistance of a good tonic secure per manent health. In order to accomplish this desired ob ject, the true course to pursue is certainly that which will produce a natural state of things at the least hazard of vital strength and life ; for this end Dr. Hostetter has introduced to this country a preparation hearing his name, which at this day is not a new medicine, but one that has been tried for years, giving satisfaction to all who have used it, The Bitters operate powerfully upon the stomach, bowels and liver restoring them to a healthy and vigorous action, and thus tvv the simple pro cess of strengthening nature, enables the system to triumph over disease. For the cure of Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Nausea, Fla tulency, Loss of Appetite, or anv Bilious Complaints, arising tro-n a morbid inaction of ;he Stomach or Bowes, producing Cramps, Colic, Cholera Morbus, Ac., these Bitters have no equal. Diarrho'a, dysentery or flux, so generally contracted by new settlers, and caused principally by the change ol water and diet, will be speedily regulated by a brief