The Daily Minnesota Pioneer (St. Paul, Minn.)
December 11, 1854
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®l)c drtiln ittiiincsota pioneer. EAKLE S. GOODRICH, PROPRIETOR. VOL. I. DAILY PIONEER. I rvuM'U»i>ATirr. f.ai,atxxfewrTx,cvnv wucsuzt hokxi.xum j KAULK S. (iOODRK'II, Pioneer Building-, Corner Third and Ja-.-k.nn Streets. DAILY PIoXLEU, SLY I KILL AUS PER A.XX I'M. BATES OF ADV ERTISINC. RAXHIFTNT ADVERTISEMENTS—One IMlar per Square «*f Ten lines, for the first insertion, and Kift> Cents per Dqtiara for each subsequent insertion. YKARI.Y AITVKRTISKMFrNTS-Ten lines of Nonpar!--! Ivpe nuke a Square: l'.Square. 1 insertion. 75 1 Square «me rear.- sls 1 Square, each additional 3 months. 15 1 Square! one week. 175 >..Column, fi months. 22 1 Square two weeks. '•*’4 75 one rear. 50 1 Square nm> month. -4 00 >,Column. 3 mouths. 20 1 Square two months. 5 00 6 months, .10 1 Square three months. 700 >,Column, one year, 45 1 square, six months, it 00 1 Column, one year, .5 Advertisements inserted in both lk»ily and Weekly Pio neer, one half price additional. All Advertisements, unless the time is gpeciiicj, will be inserted till forbid.and charged accordingly. Ifastk and Job Printing executed at this office in a aupe lior stvle, at reasonable rates. Saint |)anl Business sav&s._ ii. W. BIUULK, I’IUiKOX DENTIST, Main Street, between St. Peter s and Market. St. Paul. U .M AIII CX, DEALER IN' SHOES, UUOfS, *c., ic., Tltird Street, near Wobrrts St. I'suil. .71 US. Is. .71 41C YIN, KASIIION'AHI.E MILLINER, Third Street, near le.berts, St. Paul. ■tout A* OAKEN BANKERS and EXCHANGE UUOJvEKS, Third street, St. Paul. N. E. TV SON A COm IiE.XI.EItS IX liKOCKIUKS. PROVISIONS. Ac., Roberta, between Third and Fourth strer-ts. St. I‘aul. 11. IDWI.ER, CI.OCK and WATCH MAKER, St. Anthony Street, oppoute Iks Rios House. St. Paul. W. U. LEIM C, BOOKSKI.I.KR ami STATIONER, junction Third and Ih-ueh streets. St. Paul. J. I HOST, WHOI.ESAI.E and RCTAII. GItGCEK, Tliird Street, op|s.s its the PIusKKK Office. St. Paul. CATHCART A CO., WIIOIJCSAIE and KFXAIL HEAI.KRS IN FOREIGN and HoMKSTIC IlltV GOODS. No. 20 Roberts at rr-et. St. Paul. 7IAHKLEY KERN. IiF.AI.ERS IN HAKHWAKK. CCTI.KRV. kc... St. Anthony street, -me door above the American House, St. I‘aul. CHARLES E. MAYO A COq WIIOLFiSALK ami RETAIL HEAI.KRS in HAKHWAKK. STOVES ami TINWARE, Third street, between Minnesota and Roberts streets, St. Paul. W o,KIAM>N, UAUt OCK A UUINMIN, ATTORNEYS AT Law*. Third street. St. Paul. ('HA.7IHLIN A tIORGAN. WHOLESALE ami ItATAII- HEAI.KRS in DRY COOPS CI-Oi’IIINC, ROOTS, SllOKs, HATS, CAPS, Ac., Third street, St. IXsnl. J. T. IIALSTKD, SURVEYOR and CIVIL ENGINEER, Olliea st. Anthony street. op|si.,ite the Empire Block, l pper Town, Saiut Paul. _ XV. 11. FOKHEJS Kl’K C*>MI*AXV >r. I’ACL Ol 1 KIT. also J>U\ («OOl>> amt CKOCKKIKS. Thinl street. St. I‘aul. yv. s. conus. BOOKSELLER ami STATIONER, opjw.-ite the American Hm-t. St. Paul. A.tlEa A VAN EfYIM) A IToRNEYS ami t tICNSEI.I.i OtS AT LAW and SOLICIT ORS IN CHANCERY. Office corner of'Thinl and Minne sota streets, St. Paul. TRC.UAN .71. si.7l I TU, JI'STICE OF Till. PEACE. .NOTARY IT HI.IC. tll.l.Et TOR ami OKNKRAI. ACENT, corner of Third and Min nesota streets. St. Paul. j M Nijii’xf.x j x.'. i. vwliiki:. J* ’»in r. i»*:ai»kohi». J. XX*. SI7IP.MI.N A: CIL, WHOLESALECI:CI US. i'R'»Ht CK. F'oKM AKDING and l II I.M.SShIN MKKCII.VVIH. Is.wer l-evee. Ht. Paul. Muim- -ola. Ad-ances ma-le on CouMgnineut*. Ht. Paul. June 24th. I*sl. 11. F. MAVI'EHSON, ATTORNEY ANH COL'NSEIJJIR AT LAW, St. Anthony -treet. It. Pa-il. iylti.»l ANI) PROVISION'S, Rice House, SL Anthony street, St. Paul s MimieiioU. LOCH HYNE.7IAN, WAOLKSALE ANH RETAIL HEALER IN READY MAHE CLOTHING. Tliird street. St. I‘aul. Minnesota. HiKt, BOUI P A Coq WHOLESALE CROCEKS, KOKWAKHINC A: COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ANH GENERAL STK.XMUOAT AGENT.”-, latwer l-rvee, St. Paul. Minuesota. J. Vm HCBHANK A Co., STOR VCE FOKWARHINt; COMMISSION MEKta Territory. sept2l wtf RIMY A CALLEAUER, MANTFAfTIREK OF LIME. Stmkupev, Minnesota. C. HAMILTON A Vo., BOOKSELLERS J« STATIONERS. No. 3 Winslow House, corner of Eagle and Fort streets. J. C* BOXV ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAYV. Min limit a Tii rP—y. TYril.Latteml the Courts in I ukola. G-aalhue. Hoiist-.n If ami Fillmore Counties, iu Mn.ltesota. aud Pierc County, XViscoiisin. sept2Cs4 w.\ HENRY MORRIS, FANCY* HRY (ItstltS MERCHANT. Huguerroan Bull-ling. Tliir-I street, nearCe-lar, St. Paul, Minnesota. IVAKEFIELD A BROWN, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT I.AW, Holmes street, opposite the Wasson House, Sbako|a-e, Scott County, Minnesota Territory—will give prompt attention to the liusitiesM of their profession in this and adjoining counties. Claims bought and sold. Infor mation furnished with reference to titles free of charge. 1. a. wtKEFiKi.il. [nov*3wlyJ l. m. brown. PALMER A HAYWAHD, ATTORNEYS and COUNSELLORS AT I.AYV. Office No. 1. Empire Mock. St. Saul. Minnesota. Jirfrrtiur*: Ex-President Fillmore, Bulfal--. N. Y'. Ex-Gov. Mm. A. Palmer, Danville, Y't. Gov. W. A. Gorman. St. Paul. M.T. Hou. Hiram K. Jeroine. R -Chester, X. Y*. Hon. D. A. Smalley, Burlington, X't. lessrs. Kent, Eaton Kent, New Y'-rk City. MIWAKII l‘. rjunv. WII.RCR M. HAVWJRb. IRWIN A JONES, ATTOP.XEYS AT LAW. St. Paul. Minnesota. Office at the office of the l". S. Marshal, corner of St. Anthony and Market streets. Dec. 4, 1854-dAwly M. W. lItWIX. A. C. JllNXy. Prescott, SHistonsin, A. C. MORTON, Pmcott, Win. —cor. Itroadwaii and Krnnikinick *l*. HAS tut hand, ami for sale, at a moderate advance on cost, a general assortment of IJKY HOODS, GROCERIES AND PROLISIONS. Also, a large supply ol' Kkadv-M«i>e Clothiko, Heavy YVoolen Blankets, Booth and Shoes, Heavy Flannels, Over and Under Shikts. Salt, Pork, Mackerel, While Fish, Ac.—Shingles, Lumber, Lath, wder. 5 brls Herring; Also, a variety of k lb. 1 3 fresh cove Oysters; lb, 2,3, ami ti lb. buxv*. 20 doz. small box surdities. eovrat. i-ittc-KKVKs i.v ui.ass. 20 sticks Rio, Peaches. Quinces, pears; 10 Government JaTa, Strawberry. Raspberry and 5 Laguayra. Currant Jelly; SI'UARM. Pickles of all kinds. 12 Itluls New Orleans, (-a.mm ksa.vii soap. 3 ltli-1* prime, do. Fifty boxes star Candles; 50 Ids of A and B clarified, S pressed do; 10 crystalized, 2 boxes solar sperm. 10 crushed, pokk ami kiam r. 10 power see. open top. 2 with ovens. 4 Pearl, top ami bases slu-et iron, open top. 1 new Regulators for sheet iron stoves 50c. each. 8 Jewett A Root's Folding Door, for wood 8 l-iadcm, a new Franklin, for coal 3 w«ms| 2 Franklin, round hack, for any kind of coal 3 Dwarf, a small cook stove for coal 7 Jewett A; Root's Dining lb-oin. w ith oven 7 Oval six plate Air Tight, n new stove 2 Oval Hilling Room, with oven 7 Jewett A; R-M-t’s celebrated plate stoves 4 Extra heavy plate stoves for wood 3 Jewett Root's King coal burners for liar-l coal 3 celebrated gas burner coal stove 1 Furnace Flat Hi aters 2 Potash Kettles, w ith and without Flanges 3 Caul-Iron Kettles 8. 5. amt 3 pail Kctth-x Those who prefer buying at Chicago, w ill order from us at Chicago. Those who prefer buying at Buffalo will u r der from os at Buffalo. JEWETT ROOT. August 15, 1854—-13 m. NTItANGE, SUKPASSINC. STRANGE! rpHAT Groceries ran be sold so cheap. X Great iiiiiucements are held out to persons wish ing Family Groceries, at tny old stand, as 1 ain deter mined to make room for my spring stork. J. W. DOWNER, FI BE l FIKE l FI RE l! THE “Old XUna” continues to dispense “aid and 1 com fort” to the unfortunate, as usual, at the St. j ausg-i jn.yc RICH’S SALAMANDER SAFES, WILDER S PATENT. A Large assortment of Safes, of various sizes and patterns, with and without powder proof locks; for sale at the Depot, 140 Water street, New York. Burglar-proof Bank Vaults, and Vault Doors made to order. STEARNS A MARTIN* (late Roff, Stearns A Co., successors to Rich A C 0.,) 146 Water st. and corn er of of Avenue A and St. Mark’s Place, N. Y-'., sole pro prietors of Rich's Patent, and the only makers of Sala mander Safes, combining Wilder and Rich’s patents. S WM. CONSTANS A CO., Nov. 18,1852 tf Agents, St. Paul. FORBEsfilirrrsoN, JOBBERS IN INDIAN GOODS AND DOMESTICS. HAVE -in hand a large assortment of Indian th-v-ls. which they .-(Ter to tlie trade on reasonable terms— also F'atnily Groceries, among which are an a*.oiinvent of F'ruits, fresh an-l preserve-1. Fresh peach?* iu canj, Star Candles, Fresh Quinces. Tallow do Preserve Peaches, Boap, Currant Jelly, do Fancy, Currant Jam, Hams. Pie F'ruit, Teas f all kinds, I>ates. citrons. Ftgs, Sugars. Raisins. Spires. do Crushed, in .'(barrels, Assorted Extracts, Coffee. Spanisli Olives, lArd. laird Oil, Prunes. Butter, Catsup, Lobsters, Sardines, Oysters And everything required for family use, all of which will he sold Low. STONE STORE CORNER THIRD A ROBERTS .STREET. St. Paul. Sept. 21. *ept2l-dtf SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND FACTORY* FIYHE undersigned res]iectfullly inform, the public that X he has fitted up an establishment on the corner #f Fourth and St. Peters streets in the rear of the Presby terian Church, for the manufacture of SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS. He will at all times keep on hand the largest and best assortment of all work in hi* line to be found in Minne sota. Order* promptly filled at the shortest notice, on reasonable teim*. The attention of the public it called to an examination of hi* work and price*. N» B, —All orders from the country promptlv attended to. N. GROSS. St. Pant. Angus 17. I*B4. ang 19-dtf boston boot and shoe store. WOOD A MORSE TT r HOLESALE and Retail dealers in Boots, Shoes, VV Rubbers, Buffalo Overshoes, Ac., Ac., would re spectfully announce to the citizens of Minnesota that they have on hand a large and well selected stock oi BOOTH AND SHOES, Which will be sold cheap for cash. Our stock is of the genuine Massachusetts make, warranted to give satis /action. City and country dealers will Had it for thefr interest to give u* a call before purchasing elsewhere. Store on Third, near Cedar street. Ht. Paul, Nov. 21, 1854-dtf WOOD k MORSE. CWLMV. A LARGE and beautiful assortment for sale low by Nov. 30, ies4-dtf DAHL. CHESS AND CHECKER BOARDffiT A LARGE assortment for sale by Nov. 30, 1854-dtf DAHL. T .VALENTINES t VALENTINES! HE best aud ino.t Ixtautlful assortment in Minneso ta now opening at the Cheap Bookstore of Nov. 30,1854-dtf wit DAHL. St. ))attl MbtPtß. st. Haiti aawte. ST. PAUL BAKERY. CA XV. BATES, keep constantly on hand a good assortment of Bread, Cukes, Crackers and Can dies, of all kinds; a variety of nuts, pies, beer, Ar. Also, just rer’d a fresh lot of Groceries, all of which will he sold cheap for cash, at the old stand on Third Street, Lower Town. St Paul,June 9, 1853 ]y CHAKLES w BORir. CHARLES H. OAkES BOR UP A OAKES, BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS, SAINT PAIL, MINNESOTA. TIAKE the liberty to inform the merchants and other business men of the Territory, that they have ately formed such business connections in the print-i al cities of the East aud Bouth a* lo he able to adord hem all usual BANKING FACILITIES. They will receive current hank notes on deposit, for which they will give their certificates payable in like funds, or in coin or exchange on the East at cur rent rates. EXCHANGE ON THE EAST, SOUTH AND EUROPE, BOUGHT AND SOLD. Collections promptly attended to and proceeda for warded, less exchange. Lund Warrants Bought and Sold. Uucurrent hank notes taken at highest rates. )40-6m NOTICE. SELLING OFF AT CASH. TXIIE subscribers offer their stock cheap far cash at the follow ing rate*- Golden Byrup at 90 cents per gallon; St. Louis 8 II Molasses 65 cents per gallon) Butter at 18 cents per Ih; Sugar cured Hums at 13 rents per lb; do 2d 12 1-2 do Bides, ]o do Shoulders, 9 do Rice, 8 do Good Barley, 10 do Bosp, Caudles, Balt, Ac. DIIEBBLER A GEORGII, March Bth, 1854. 47 tf Upper Lauding J. McMahon Holland, Attorney and (Jounxtllor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery. SHAKOPEE,SCOTT COI)NTY,MINNESOTA MINNESOTA REFERENCES. Gov. YV. A. Gorman, 1 J. Travis Rosser, Esq.’ Sec. Min. Ter., J Capt. J. 11. Simpson,U. B.Top. Eng’rs. St. PauL A. J. Morgan, Esq., Pioneer Office, j D. A. Robertson, Esq., J Hon. 11. 11. Bibley, Memlota. MARYLAND REFERENCE*. Gov. E. Louis Lowe, Y T. 11. O’Neal, Esq., Secretary of State Judges Legrand, Tuck and Eclestonof J-Annapolis Supreme Court cf Maryland, lion. Alexander Randall, J John V. L. McMahon, Esq., Baltimore, Md. MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE, At the Old Stand of A'. A Collins ty Co., opposite the Rice House, St. Paul. PT. BRADLEY', dealer in Saddles, Harness, Trunks aud Saddlery Hardware, Saddle Trees, Skirting, Harness and Patent Leather, Calf Seating, Bag and Top Leather; Carriage Trimmings, s'addlers’ Silk; Bellows ami Hand Leather. BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS’ STOCK. Hemlock tanned Sole Leather; Oak tHnned Sole and Upper Leather-, Kip and Calf Skins; French, German, Philadelphia ami Cincinnati Calf Skins; all kinds of Ladies and Gentlemen’s Morocco, Red, Y'ellow, Blue, 1 Green, Pink aud White Linings; best Goat, Buck and Sheep Binding; Boot hiiil Shoe Findings; Boot Trees, Last*, Crimp Boards, Pegs of all sizes; Shoe Thread, all kinds Iron, Zinc and Copper Nails. CARRIAGE TRIMMING, Executed at the shortest notice and in workmanlike manner. Country orders psrlirulariy attended to. f/*The highest market price iu Cash paid at all times for lleef Hides, Shccpaud Deer Skins. P. T. BRADLEY. June 9,1853.—81 f TRUMAN M. SMITH, Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, Collector and Urneral Agent. HAS removed his office to the Brick Block opposite tlie Post Office, corner of Tliird and Minnesota streets, where lie will be found ready lo attend to the collection of debts, purchasing and selling real estate, payment ol taxes, locating Land Warrants, Ac. Hav ing been in the business for sonic time past, aud being provided with mai-s of all the surveyed portion of the Territory and of the cities on the'St. Peters, he (tatters himself that he will he able to give satisfac tion to all who may give him a call. N. B« Town Lots ill St. Paul, St. Anthony and all the towns on the St. Peters for sale at reasonable price*. Also, Farms in the country, with or willioutimprove menis. Si. Paul, June 2, 1853.—7tf. J. A. .71. HOIMM.TOY, BOOK BINDER, third stmy of B. Presley’s Brick House. Thinl street, will attend to all business in his line with vvhielt lie may lie entrusted. It-siks. Magazines and IVriodieals bound in any style, Old Bonks rebound ami Music bound in QUICK time, for the Istdies. Saint Paul, Oct. 2. octS-ltf Have you ffood Understand in;? r~ L MARVIN, invites the public to examine the best stock of materials in his line, that has ever been seen in the Territory. He challenges either side ol the Atlantic to pro-luce a better quality of French Call Skins, specially adapted for the winter season. Oil hand, also, Ladies’line custom made shoes and gaiters. Also, Geutleincii’s Calf and Kip Boots, the best that can he made. You know the stand—Third street, near Roberts street. SuintPaul, November, 1851. 31 MARBLE WORKS, 'flic undersigned has been nppnin ted agent !::r Kent ,Y Fuller's celebrated marble maunfactory. w hereliv lie I* enabled to fill all orders for Grave SUines.Moiminents. Busts an-l Mantles, at the regu lar St. Louis prices, tall aud see specimens. W. 8. COMBS. May 12tf. N.ar Amrricqp House Miscellaneous bih»ks.—a large MMtawat late publications, among which is the lamplighter, Autobiography of an Actress, Life in the Mission. F rank F'orrester's F'iel-1 S|sirts. Fish and Fishing. Shady Pide, An-l mauv other popular Books for sale cheap, for cash, qy YV. 8. COMBS. BY EXPRESS. |-ATIIF.M.Vn«-AI. In-tsonu-nls, Vvlluni CloUi. ,71 I’oc's Complete Works, Hood's Almanacs for 1854, •New Novels, at COMBS' Bookstore. forTreYamek MRS. HALL'S New Household Receipts, New C.sik I took, I Mrs. Leslie,* Complete Cookery, New Receipt for Cooking, C. HAMILTON k CO.. jvitw3o-dtf No. 3. Win-low House J NEYV BOOKS. LIFE and Savings of Mrs. Partington, Flush Times of the Mississippi, Russia A- H Is, Africa and th* American Flag. C. HAMILTON A CO., june 30-dtf No. 3, YYio-low House TO ARCHITECW AND BUILDERS. JUST received all sizes of Whatman's Drawing Paper 12 fine setts Mathematical Instruments. Sloan's lf-idel Architecture, 2 Y’ol’s. Beniamin's Architect. Modern Builder's Guide, i snd everything needed hv them, for sale cheap for cash at I Cf’Mß'S Book Store, near the American House. june 12 E. HO WITZ A CO. HAY E just received a large assortment of Miseellane ona Books, ami all the latest publications, and in v '4* ’heir friends aud the public generally to take a look l at the stock,at the PIONEER BOOKSTORE. S*p. l-dtf Opposite the Post Office. i Stsic!' MUSIC i A NEW and splendid assortment of PHEF7T MUSIC, A just opened and for sale by E. HOWIT7- A CO., Bep. l-dtf. Opposite the Post Office HONES or THE NEW WORLD,” "OYr Misa Frcdenka Bremer, for sale at D K. HO WITZ t CO.’S. Sep. 1-dtf Opposite the Post Office. BY EXPRESS; ANEW supply t Fashion an-l Famine Nolte’s Fifty Y'ears in Both Uemisplierea Edgar A. Poe’s Works Vellum Clutli, Copying B--ok« and Brushes at COMBB' B-s-kstore, OctCltf Near the American House. T- SIX DOLLARS PER ANNUM. St. JJaul auh’tn. HURRAH FOB THE BED LINE. PATTISON BENSON’S RED LINE COACHES with the heat of teama and r arelul drivera are now upon the road between Bt. Paul and St. Anthony, ready lo accommodate the pub lic on all oeraaioi. They have a large anil excellent Livery Stock, acveral new and elegant Carriagea and Barouches; also new Harness and 11-.rse Furnishing* and equipages of the moat elegant description. I*. fc S., in returning thauks to the public for the lib eral patronage heretofore licalowid upon them,take pleasure in atHting that they have just received, in ad dition to their former extensive stock, several yuuuc elegant, and WELL BROKE HORSES. specimens of stock that have never been equalled in the Territory. Their present stock needs but to be seen to be admired anil approved by a discriminating public. Will our friends aud tlie public remember, that at the Livery Stable in the rear of the American House, at the upper end of Saint Paul, they can al all hours, have such conveyance by laud, on wheals or on horseback, as they may desire. PATTISON A BENSON. St. Paul, June 30, 1853. ly Wholesale and lv. Hie platen acts the same as a tympan on the or dina hand press, being hung on hinges, and lialance-l with spiral springs, and when down ujion the form, the |siv\erls given by pressing down upou the lever. Tie rolling of the form under the platen being entirely dis I pensed with. These Presses are set up ready for vise, an-l can be sent to any part of of tlie country, with less expense than any other Press, being less ill size an-l weight. We are now making three sizes, the smallest of which will make 500 impressions |tcr hour, on cards and other small work lot which it is designed. nucEa. wEKiirr xxn size. I‘UTE.V. I.EII. WEIOHT. PRICE. Half Cap 9' 4 x13 10' 4 x14 120 *SO Cap 14x16 17x19 245 75 I zing Med. or Proof. 9‘ 4 x24 10> x26 250 75 They are ma-le entirely of Iron, ami warranted. M. W. CHAFE k CO., Manufacturers and Si.tr Projirietort, Office No. 5 Fiist Fvvan street. Buffalo, New Y'ork. W e i.i a A We on. Agents for New Y’ork. Messrs. E. S. GOODRICH A CO., at tlie PioxeerOffice at Saint Paul, are Agents for these Presses, and w ill re ceive orders for them at manufacturers prices, adding trnn*|-ortatioii. One of them can constantly l-e seen in crraaiieiitly. in the almve business, iu this city, an-l offer my serv ices to effect sales of Produce, purchases of Mer chandise. Lumber. Ac., on Commission, together with any business which rexuire* personal attention, for which an experience of over seventeen years In active mercantile pursuits ami a thorough knowledge of the city tra-le. lias qualified me to effect, on the most a-lvantrgeous terms, thereby frcqiietlv obviating the inrovenience aud ex|s-n-c -if leaving home an-l liuniness. Hoping to lie favored with your commands, trusting that this intr-siuction may lead to transactions, extensive iiud mutually liencficial. an-las snring vou of my best efforts in your behalf. 1 ain truly yours, CHAS. YVOIJ.ETT. Refers to AM. W. Kennedv i E. B. Williams. YV. Way man. M. 1.. Keith. A. 11. Blackall. Esq., John Roger*. E-q., 11. Frink. E-|.. low. Mugcnt A Ownes. C.H. AL. LAULIN, PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND MANUFAC TURERS AGENTS, 175 South Water Street. Chicago, IlHnnis. AGENTS for I.aflin Brothers laid snd YVave letter. Cap. Flat-Cap. Medium. IV-mi and other Papers; Crane A Co.'s Superior Colored Medium Rond. Tissue an-l Fjivclopc Papers Smith A Peter's Printer’s Cards an d Card Board: Is-.mis A C-'s H-iviestic and Imp-irted Cigars; Thomas C. Miller A Co's Tobaccos; Westfield Whips and I .ashes Igiflin A Smith's celebrated Cun Powder and Safety Fuse, Ae. J Daily Line OF STAGE COACHES ST. PAUL AND STILLWATER. Will, leave St. Paulevery morning at 9a. and on the arrrival of the St. Anthony Falls stage Will leave Stillwater every morning at 7 a. jl. and ar rive in time to connect with St. Anthony Falls stage. STILLWATER AND TAYLOR’S FALLS. Will leave tUillwater on Tuesdays. Thursday* and Sat urdavs, at 7 a. and return on alternate day*. ST. PAUL AND SHAKOPEE. Will leave St. Paul every Monday, Wednesday, and F'ndav, returning alternate -lavs. nr l’assengers will be called for at the prineiral Ho tels. POWERS,Proprietor. August 8. 1854. d-tf «’>g 11 DARKLE Y Ac KERN, HAVE received tbeir fall and winter stock of Hard ware, Tools, Cutlery. Plated Ware. Saddlery. Whips Churns. Can Shelves. Straw Cutters, and all kinds of House Furniture an-l Furnishing Goods. No. 1 Empire Block below the American House. St. Paul. Sept. 25. 1*54 *ept!'stf 6 i FIYHE KNOUT and the Russians.at* 1 E. HOWITZ A CO.'S, Sep. 1 dtf Opposite the Post Office UTAH and tin* Mormons, by Ferris, late Secretary of UtahTerriturv, just reee’lved and for sale at Sep. 1 -dtf E. HOWITZ A CO.’S 80-Ast ore. T~ FIATHEIt Stocking an-l Silk, a story of Virginia, for j sale at tho PUiNFIFIR BOOKSHIKE, Sep. l-dtf Oppofito the lost Offic*. Half Cap. ’’up iFortoavaiHß. J. C. BURBANK A VO., STORAGE, F'orwarding and Comniisaiou Merchant* Grm-ers ami Dealers iu Grain and Provision*—. YN harf Boat St. l’uul, Miu. J. C. BURBANK, C. T. WHITNEY. Shippers and Consignees will find it to their interest t* do business with us, as tlie expense ol Label aud Draj- I age ia saved. REFERENCES Got. YV. A. Gorman, Henry M. Rice, W.R. Marshall;* Co. f r lu Alex. W ilkin. B. 11. Campbell, A Co. Geo. W. Campbell, A Co., f Lorrain, A Co,, ’JCulom*. R. 8. Harris, if Co. 7»tis West, a R. F.Sasa, J St. Louis. Charles Sc udder, 4k Co., I n Manning A. Stanwood. J Bostou Mark Packages rare U. A C. Wharf Boat At. Paul Minnesota. HI. Paul, May 1., 1854. l.tf J.W.BASB. THEODOB BUHI I-. fc. M. CHAMPUN BASN, BORiP A C 0., storage, forwarding and com.yijs.sion mer chants, AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS, Levre, Opposite Steamboat Landing, St. Paul, Alin Refekem ks.—P. Chouteau, Jr. A Co., New Y'ork) D. A J. YV. Banning, Cincinnati; Riggs A Levering, St. Louis; P. Chouteau, Jr. 4f Co., St. Louis: Chouteau 4b Valle, St. Louis; Buford Brothers, Kook Island; 11. H. Sibley, Mendota; Livingston A Fargo, Buffalo; Dole, Kumst-y A Co., Chicago; Geo. Smith, Chicago; Jamea Carter A Co., Galena; B. 11. Campbell A Co., Galena; 11. F. McCloskey, Galena; F'rankliu Steele, Fort Sneli ing; Borup I\S SALES Held every evening at earlv candle light. AT PRIVATE SALES Bargains can be had at all times, all and ace FRANK. E. COLLINS, St. Paul. Sept- 9, 1554. tf Territorial Muct’ar. TIIK ELYSIUM, BY' CHRISTIAN SUTLER, Grocery Men hunt. Fort street. Saint Paul, Minn. Terr., KF.EI S constantly on bund a general assortment of Groceries. Also, Holland Herring, Swiss Chcesa, Oysters, Sardines, together with all the luxuries of th* season, all ol w hich he sells cheap lor cash. Oct. 25. 1854 .13m* w _ P. S. DRUM. Mxix Strkkt, OerosiTK Galena Hotel. MANI FACTURE and keep constantly on hand t complete assortment of fanev and Windsor Chairs Also, Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Writing Desks, Looking Glasses, Bedsteads, Ac., Ac. Persons wishing to pur chase will do well to rail before they buy elsew here, as we are prepared lo sell a good article, aud as our terms are invariably cash, we can afford to sell as cheap, or cheaper, than an) other iu the city. A reasonable de ■iuction made to personsliuy ing to sell again. All orders from a distance piuictiially attended to. Galena, May, 1851. 3-4 y AMBKOY OYSTERS. A superior lot ofßoliinsnn If Meulz's Ambroy Oysteg rl iu calls, and fur sale by YV. CONSTANS, Levee, Lower Town. April 14, 1854. J jg WALL PAl’Ell AND 51IAUEN fi) Uif 1/ Y rolls latest sty les, received bv Galena. w«UUv Persons having rooms to paj-er would op wc'if to call earlv. octlSdtf M’. DAHL.— GHOVLLAXB GARDEN AND MItNEUY, BETWEEN ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY*, NEAR THE HALF-WAY HOUSE. TIHF. subscriber, wnnld invite the attention of thesa who wish to set out fruit trees this fall or the en suing spring, to their stock of trees that have been growii-g in this Territory from one to three years, la connection with the Scott Nursery, at Davenport, low a, they are prepared to fill all ordeis for either standard or dwarf trees, of any and every description, that will be required for this climate, together with Currants,* Gooseberries, Grape Vines, Ac. Also, anything in tha ornamental line, such as Roses, Dahlias, Phloxes, and the various kinds of flowering plants usually kept ia such •.Isl.l-.1-nx-nt. Orders are respectfully solicited from those who wish to set out Iruit trees or embellish their grounds. As w# have not a sufficient quantity on hand to supply the demand, we loqie to receive orders earlv this fall, so as to make up the deficiency at the nursery at Dav enport, where we expert to spend the winter. Orders may be addressed to us or left at the store of Mr. J. Fullerton, rit. Paul. L. M. FORD A CO. Ht. Paul, Oct. 13.—tf. (ATIHAKT, No 20 Robert Street. Saint Pout. M. r. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. KEEI 8 con-tantly on hsr-d a huge and well selected stock of lanrv and staple Dry Good*, consisting in part of Brown Sheetings. Shirtings. Stri|-es. I trilling. Prints. Muslin de Isiine*. Lusters, Ylerinos, Velvets, Me sierv and Gloves. Silks, etc. J large stock ol Carpeting. Drugget*. Mattings, and all kinds of House Furnishings, low for Cash at 43 No. 20 RormTFTRfTT Bt Pnul JENNY LIND IX ST. PAI L, BEGS leave to inform the citizen* of St. Paul and vicinity, that she ha* brought to the Bookstore, corner cf Third and YYabaihaw street*, the largest and inosliieaiitiful assortment of new Book* and stationery, which will be sold as usual at low prices. For particu lars inquire at LeDUU’H BOOK STORE. INK J INK INli l si' TWENTY* dozen bottles Ink, of all colors, ju*t received and for sale low by DAHL. Sfpt. 3*>-oftiki* r »t 1 BO A K DIN 7. H4FUNE, ON St. Anthony Street, Ssiut 1 aul. D. Nr.Vv ELL. Oct. 25.1854-ly EXPRESS NOTICE. A 1.1. pers--n-ordering n-ercliandi'e. package*, ormotiey from the FAst. by express, will please direct the uroe to he marked to the “tare of Burbank A Co., Galena. J. C. BURBANK k CO., suit 30-AAwtf Prop’s Northwestern Express Cm. BENJAMIN F. FELT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERIH GROCERIES PROVISIONS, MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL. AA~ WJil sell at the lowest cash ce*9.— NO. 184.
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DAILY PIONEER. iiAUlii. H. UOOIMUCU, PiibllKker and. Editor* SAINT PAUL* Monday Mdrnliiß, December 11,1854. THE UAIL Y PIOXEER, is pulAiskeet erery u-eek itay m>/r niag. at the Office, Third, co.»c/ 1/ Jaikton. Sired, Saint Haul. Minnesota, and is furnished to Mail Subscribers for Six IW.art a Year, in Adcance. City Subscribers, fifteen Coits a Week, payable to tiU Carrier THE WEEKLY PtOMKBR printed at the same office, is sent to Mail Subscribers at Uufoaaudrtg rates: Single Copy, 'lwo Dollars Fire Eight l*dlart; Kvjkt Cttjiirs. l'~n DoVar*\ T.osloc Cqdcs. 7V%/*v l*dim To take adntntfuje nf the Club rates, lioioeucr. the subseciffiion price must be paid 111 variably in Advance. TO CORRESI’OXDEXTt.—Anonymous communications will rereirr noattmtion. All articles professing to state farts, must be arconpanird by the Author's name, not fur publica tion, but as a guarantee of die truth of the. statements nuule. Viduntary Correspondence. ean'nining im/mrtanl n'i cs. or Stnliiirs of the. mm til ion amt groirtlt of towns and settlements throughout the Xorthwest, is solicited. 49* jEKraLsoX EakMKR, Esq is an uIImM Agent for TilK Pioxbek at Galena, to procure subscriber* and ad vertisement*. His receipts will be regardosl as payments 9iT See tl iir-j idly. At Winter Quarters a saw mill is in process of erection, and preparations are being' made for a large hotel. Clancy is building a| fine house at the sulpher springs, to be opened i early in the spring. At Nebraska City, Ma jor Downs is raising a large two story hotel,! which would be no insignificant addition toj older cities. The building is nearly completed and will soon be ready to receive guests.— Stale Register. In Solid Earnest.—One of the guns used to fire a salute in lloxbury at the Know-Nothing demonstration,was loaded with a ball cat ridge, j The ball struck the residence ofWv. Emerson j j on Wiuthrop street, and passed entirely thro’ one side of the house, entering the second story just below the window-sill, scattering the 1 laths and plastering all over the front chamber i where the family sleep, and doing considerate damage. Fortunately, the family were in the I lower rooms of the house, and escaped injury. Buff. J)cm. CORN MILE! AO FARMERS ANO LIV ERY KEKPKKX. Iri McI.AGAN A GO., Lower Rinding, have fitted up Jm at considerable expense, a Corn Mill, lor cracking ana grinding Corn in the ear, lor teed for rattle ami horses and stock of all kind*. Those who have made use of thi.s feed find a saving of 60 cent, by being eracked to feeding in the enr. Our prices for grinding will lie moderate. We w ill keep constantly on hand a quantity of feed for sale. We wiit pay the highest market price for corn delivered In the ear or in exchange for feed. I Dec. 11-lw K. McI.AGAN k CO. I POliK TDK undersigned have for sale at their warehouse, i Isiwer lever, twenty five hogs, weighing from 250 to 350 fts each. Those in want of a superior article of fork "ill please call on them. K. McI.AGAN .V CO. j Dvo. 11. dot I iXCHA.Mi E. ON New York 1);» cent. St. I»uis j i 4 Dubuque Galena i Chicago Got. 21. 1854-dtf BORUP A OAKES. AALaNAA iitONEX. A LKX.VXDER HEY will take any quantity of ATLANTA j BANK HILLS in payment for old debts, an t will re, i I ceiic it to any amount for current sales at his uaieliou.-e Isiwer lever. Nov. 24, 1854. nov24tf ALEXANDER RF.Y. FOR SALE. T\\ O lots in Kittson’s addition. Enquire Ht the office of NEWELL *c TO .Ml* KIN Nov 22-dt f g COME AT I.ANT A rOUTION iif C. 1). Elfeit’s splendid goods for the lY Ladies. They mine by the Minnesota llelle, and will he ready for sale in a day or two. He hopes the Hkl.i.es ol Minnesota may give him a rati—as he oilers better inducements than any house in the city possibly C. D. Ei.I'ELT. j i Nov. 22, 1854-dtf i SEGAKX Aau lOUlttO. T-l Elie-t brand- Havana Segars Garnielias arid I/>n dres, and a large variety domestic >cgar-. The be t irginia I.eat Twist Chewing Tobacco also, a lirst-ia'.e article Scralalatti blinking Tobacco. For sal •bv HENRY WEBER, lice 9. 1851 dA-.vtm Opposite Rice Holme. no m e.. IX. IE DEWS in tie- adiliiiou to Christ Church. Ft. I’m 1 will lie let on Monday, Jhc. lltli. at 2 o'clock D. M. at the Church. By order of the Vestrv. W. H HUNT. Dec. 9. 1 s:,t d2t cl. rk. GENERAL UOVERNMFNT ROAD CON TRACTS. ST ALt.D Proposals will lie rcce; c\ hv llie undersigned, through Hie Dot Office, or oihe.w.’e, till t-n o', n A. M. o;i the llth ol Deco mb >r next, for i. e co istrueiiou 1 of so mu "ti i f the ROAD I- ROM MEN DOT A TO WABAS'I.I As i- comprised between stake IC>7 II the north hack of t a-.ill >n River, ah mt 2t 0 feet from the oi l lord, anil stake 540 n the tal.le land, i n tl e so ith .-I loot'said River the total distance lieiag ;4 it) feet, more or less, nr 120 feet I more than one m |e. Slid portion of R ind is ah mt 7 miles in a north west rly dir-et’on from the town of Red J ing, andc:iu tie disiinguis ied by the stakes which mark it out. j The work w.ll consist of two parts or sections of bridging and the earth work. The First Sec ion w ill enm- I prise— Ist. A bridge of a single span of 150 feet, lohavo two j trns.se., 20 feet high, a roadway 10 feet wide; and the whole to be built of plank arrange,! in chord-, po-ts, and braces, and to lie strengthened tiv the addith n of arch braces, all of which are to b- fastened together by 2 inch treenails or pins. The abutments, which will he from 14 to 1« feet h’Vl will be m.ult. The cutting down the trees fora length of about J 800 feet of the road by 100 iu breadth. 2. The embanking f the roadway at the bridges, and j across the Hat. aud the grading of the side bill up the ra vine on the south side of the river. The amount of earth work involved will be 12iS*G cubic yard*, more or less, j about 8000 of which will be thrown up, and the balance 1 hauled not over 300 feet. The whole construction to be under the control and di-) rection of the engineer or agent in charge on the part of the United States, and to be subject to such alterations I and modifications by him as the case in his judgement may require. The w hole work to be completed b\ Ist July next. Each section will be bid for separately as follows l-t Section—The snperstrnrtnre of tlie bridge of I*o feet span, by tlie thousand feet of lumber, boar*l measure, built in tlie bridge. Hie abutments f said bridge by the running f.xjt o timber built in the abutment. Hie other bridges and the culvert by tlie thousand feet board measure, of lumber built in the’structures Ind Section—The cutting down the trees within tlie area mentioned, by the job. The earth work, by tlie cubic yard measured in em bankment. The contract will tie given to the lowest responsible bid der on each sectiroposuls. Tlie contract will be subject to the approval of the Sec retary of War. Dersons desiring to bid are ref-rred to the office or tlie undersigned for plans and specifications. lilt* proposals should be endorsed. l*ropo COMMA' BOOK STORE (Xll.A —whale and lard, ftr sale cheap. l>v the gahouei J hariel hv W. H. M'GROARTY. qfAUUhUU oi every .le.viq.imu at ccAiltfF stun g| kJ Near American House. _ CIIA.YIBI.IN MORGAN. AW ARI 1 that ‘‘humbug” is qe order of the day in St. Paul at presen iscluim any in ention to impose upon the public la announcing that they are offering their present stock of Staple and Fan 1 c Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Moots and Shoes, Ac., at greatly reduced prices, preparatory to the open ing ot the “Apring Campaign.” With an assortment yet unbroken, they can supply the wants oi the public, for any goods iu iheir line auil are determined to “let them slide.” They will offer inducements to merchants wishing to replenish tlieir stock as they intend to devote particular Attention fo the Jobbing Depai trneni. Call at their Store on Third street, between Roberl and Jackson streets, and be convinced. fab 2 42-tf C. fc M. TIME JTIMEH 1 H. FOWLER. WATCH MANUFACTURER, WORKING JEW ELLER, AND DENTIST, would iuforin the i inhabitants of Saint Paul, that lie has opened a store I Anthony Street, iu the building opposite the Rice lifftise, two doors from Robinson’s old stand with an assortment of Clocks, Spectacles of all nges, Rack and Side t 'onibc, in great variety, bosom pins, goggles, chimney ornaments, steel beads and tassels, ladies work i bags, childrens’ teething rings, flutes, dice and boxes, and a variety of other articles, j Duplex, Horizontal, Repenting and I.ever Watches, j of the most complex and dcllcule workmanship, care fully repaired. California (sold Rings made to order. Engraving neatly executed. Teeth carefully Extracteii. Scaled A Plvooed. I 11. F., from his long experience in some of the flist shops in England, flatters himself that he shall be able to give satisfaction to ail who .nay favor him with tbrij work. His motto is Punctuality, Dispatch and Modir ate charges. I St. Paul, March 24st, 1853. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. JYV. AIMI SON. James Li wilier and John K Bradford have this day entered in eo partnership under the style aml lirmol J. W. SIMIAiiN A I'D., for tlie pur|siseef transacting a Wholesale Grnrerv. l’nidm Korwardiitg and ('iiinniission Business, lamer Levee, St. Paul. Mina. I June 23. 1854 iune 24-tf STOVES AN U II X WAKE, j -4l Newill's old stand on Third Street a Jiw doors 11 rst of Jackson Street. TIIIE subscriber will keep on band constantly a good assortment of Tin Ware, which he will sell at wholesale or rrtail. Also, a general assortment of Stove*. Orders from country dealers solirifetl. N. li. Repairing done on short notice. GEO. KUASELL, Agent LAND OFFICE, MINNEAPOLIS. 'V'Ont Eishciehv given n> all |m r-ons interested that J said «d*ice will la* pen f r pro eniptions on siirveved Inals in the Minneapolis li-uict. on and rf.r Mmeniv tin* 9th day of October. li. D. RU.-BEI.U Receiver.' L. M. OLDS. Receiver. Minneapolis Rani Office. Kept. 29, 1854 oclk’dtl J. E. FL'LLEKTOX. j. m ROESS. J. E. FULLERTON A BURGESS. JE. FULLERTON has this ,Uiy associated with him J. Hi roess in his Branch store iu the Winslow House, Fort Street. The business to be conducted by J. Burgess, under the name.ami firm of J E. FULLER TON A HUKGEAA; where they have on hand a huge and well selected slock of Dry Goons of every variety j together with n complete stock of Clothing, Boors I i and Shoes. We shall do nil in onr power to satisfy customers both as to price ami quality. March Z 2, 1854.—5u-tf THE WINSLOW HOUSE* Junction of St. A nlhmy. Eagle and Fort xht., St. Paul MESSRS. t'LKMKVIS At DARKER, Proprietors. HAVING taken this large and commodious House, respectfully solicit a share of public patronage. The building is new, having only been opened in July last, and as i o cxp< use has been spared in furnishing it, offers to the travelling public that great desideratum— a home. Being situated in the most business portion of tlie eity, visitors, on business or pleasure, will find it to their advantage to stop with us. The proprietors will spare no pains to furnish their table with every lux ury the market affords. [Lj- Connected with this Hotel is n Livery Stable, prepared to furnish pleasure parties, and others, with good turnouts. CLEMENTS X PARKER. I St. Paul, Nor. 21, 1854-dvwly. BOSTON CLOTHING AND FI RNTSHING STORE. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. GO. GRISWOLD lias j.ist opened in LAMBERT’S BRIt K BLOCK on 3d street, under tlie MiunesoUsn Office. Ten Thousand Dollars worth of READY MADE CI-OTHING, and GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS. Comprising the largest and best selected assortment of goods of the kind, ever offered in this eitv or Territory The goods aud clothing are all new. anil of the I.ATEsT SPRING STYLES, j selected with great care from the Lirge-t and most fashion lable houses in Boston. He lias also an extensiv* assortment of HATS a .mi GADS of every description. I'orsons in want of any of the above goods will find it to their advantage to examine this stock before making tlieir purchases. Tlie stock will he sold at WHOLESALE or RETAIL to suit purchasers, an*! at the IjOWKST CASH PRICES. G. G. GRISWOLD. May 11—d k w —tf. CAIMCAKT 1(6. AlfOl'LDcll the attention of the trade throughout the Territory to their Whlocale Department consisting 25 j tales brown sheeting, 4 bales striped shirline. 5 ba.es cotton flannels, 1 do heavy cotton duck 5 do brown drilling. 25 pcs red flannels, 5 do demos and blue dril 10 prs t.lue and gray flan lings. ne 4 do Ixnl tirkifijf, 20 pr* white and graj’ do. 09 prs assorted prints JO prs batting 4 bales seamless bags Buck gloves and mitts 81 do knitted socks 60 prs cash. With large assortment ot threads, hats, caps woolen yam, comfirters, etc. etc. Our advantages in the eastern markets, warrants us in sav mg that we can sill goods as cheap as they can be bo't n St Louis, Chicago and Galena adding tlie transporta ion. A call and an examination will convince the buyer Oct. 5, 1854 CATHCART GO. SLEIGHS AND WAGONS. THE finc-t lot ot sleighs ever brought to St. Paul are now offered cheap for cash. ANo a fine lot of two orse wagons. Call soon, on S. H. WARRING. hNov. 13, 1854-‘!mdJrw. TOYSr TOYS! JUST received, a large assortment of Toys suitable for Christmas and New Year’s Presents, and for sale by HENRY WEBER, Dee,9, 1854-dAwlm Opposite Rice House. FRANK COLLINS has received a fine kit of Ladiea’ Rub bers. which he is selling off a9O cents a pair. Those in want of any had better call at once as they will soon be dec2dtf HONITON LACE JI STreceive.! by express, at the original New York rta zaar, real HONITON LACE. Call soon or it may be gone. For sale opposite Borup I; Oakes’Unnkine Moose Dec. 9, 1864. 5 dJo
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DALLY PIOYELR. '■‘r -V- SAINT PAUL: Holiday Morning, IK-cfmber 11, lg.il. The Know-Nothing. Convention. ClNo,ooo l I NCLATKD I Al'll AI. $|395,C00 WILLARD Miliars, l'resi.lent. DlllfcClOHs Willard Philips, Charles I*. Curtis, George 11. Kuhn, T hum ait A. Otxler, I diaries Browne, William I’erkine, Him II Tappan, N. K. Cunuingliam, Marshall I*. Wilder, Charles Hubbard, A. W. Thaxter, Jr. BENJAMIN F. STEVENS, Secretary. THIS Company h- a now been established eleven years. Its directors lire men ot high muling, and its business is ronductnl un high and honorable princi p'c*. Korins ofapplirstions and pamphlets of the Company and its reports, are to be hail at the olliie ol Newell A Tompkins, on Third street, opposite Mavo Co. W.u. 11. TOMPKINS, Agent. O. S. SrERRT, M. I)., Medical Examiner. Saint I’aul, Nov. 9J-dlf KKJIOVAi.. rpilE Banking House of Wm. Hrewster Co. has .L been removed to the corner ot llh and Huberts sts. lower town. Wm. BREWSTER CO. KT. FAIL IKON KUANS 101 NDKY. rpuis Katablisinueiit is now furnished with a g«">d as- I sortment of PATTERNS, ami is ready to fill orders for ASTINtJS of all descriptions, on sliort notice and reason able terms. Having an experienced Pattern Maker in our employ. We can get up Patterns of any description that may be cal V-d for. Also, IKON TFRXING and FINISHING done in the best manner. BRASS and COMPOSITION CASTINGS made to order JJalMiit Metal constantly on hand. OU Cast Iron, Brass, and Copper taken In exchange 'or ork. J. B. til -MAN. St Paul, August lfi. 1854. a tig 19 d\wlv J* t.f jr I 1.1.E K AON* AT his old stand, which is known to a great many friends, especially those who have patronized him ao long, Feeps a different sloct of Goods from the mix ture which he formerly kept. lie now keeps Dry Goods alone, including a prime selection of Ready Made Clotting and the largest and beet stock of Roots and Shoes ever opened any where, including I.adiea’ Wioes. He has also a variety of Blankets, Whitney and Horse Blankets, which as lie always has done, he sells at prices to suit his friends. PORTABLE UESKS. A LARGE and elegant assortment just received by Express, and for sale cheap at Nov. 30, 1854-dtf DAHL’S Book Store, j EBTRAYS. CAMB into the enclosure of the subscriber, some four aud a half miles from Saint Paul, about tbe4lhday of July, 1854, a large, brindle, spotted ox, with the tip of the oil'horn broken, and about uiue years old. Also, about the middle of September last, a light brm dle ox, crumpled horned, about live yearsold. Notice is hereby given lo the owners of the above de scribed rsttle, to come (brward, pay charges on them, and take them away, or they will be sold according to law. Dated November 22, 1854. _ INN no£3l3liw 5A ILLIAM FINN. GREAT BAHGAINS.-SEIsL.ING OCT TO CLOSEa C HAMBLIN MORGAN oiler their entire stock of Dry Goods, Clothing. Oil cloths, Mats aud Rugs, Carpetings, Boots and shoes. Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valises, and a general assortment of Gents' Furnishing Goods, and Yankee notions at prime cost. We would call the atten ion of all who wish to buy Goods at a bargain to our large and well selected stock which wc widi to close out by the first of March, 1855. Give us a call and we will sell you goods at cost. Nov. 24-dlf CHAMUUN MORGAN, Sd at. I M. A*A Li. .nAItKKTS JbUIT I’R'WB Oftvk, 1 Dfwmber 11 1854 MONEY AND EXCHANGE. Tlip following list of the rates at winch foreign bank note- ami exchange are bought ami sold, i» correcle.l for i the i'IoNKKK daily bv Me-»r*. lit >RCI* A OAKES, Banker-, an.i Exchange Healers, Saint Paul. Exchange on New York 2f* cent. tin St. I.oiiis ‘jjt On diirapi...'.... I'sV"* On Galena I We giro no drafts for currency escej.t for Atlanta ami our certificate*. Eastern Exrhnnre Iwuigbt at par for currency. Messrs. B.'ilT k Oakks refuse/or (he /.resent, all Ohio money, except hills of tl.e S.ate Bank of Ohio all India na money, except hills of [lie Stale Bank of Imlian* all Kentucky money, except hill, of the H ank of Kentucky j all Georgia money, except Atlanta ami the hills of all Yirg nia, Tennessee, ami District f Columbia Bn';-. Banking Horan or V. H. Pakkkr.—Rates of Ex change Eastern J 4 jier cent, premium. Southern a per cent, premium. GENERAL MARKETS. T.ivr Stock.—Corrected daily by Scott Co.—Beef on foot. $S 00(58 50 f l cu t. Cows, s3o(£sso. Work Oxen S9O/Jzslso ft yoke. lines—Retail—on foot S IH) ji cwt. SllfcW- -1 OOffii 50 head. Vrxi ox—carcass 8c y* ft- Retail 10c Tp ft. Kkesii Meat—Retnilf* ft.—ltccf lOo.iffl'.'c. Mutton 12c. fork, lie. Veal. 12c. Chickens $3 50 ft dozen. Provision*.—(Correcred daily by R. I’Rij-i.kt.)—Pork $lO trt sl9 50 ft bid. Hams, 15c. ft ft. lard, 12(»15c. Flour, superfine, $9 00; extra. $9 50 f* bbl. Corn Meal. 1 25c. bu. Beans, $1 25 f* bush. Potatoes, 60o(Ji'65e ft bush. Frcslqßuttcr, 25c.(®30c. ft. Cheese, 15c. 18c ft ft. Egg*. 25c. ft dozen. Gkockkiks.—(From Mr. Ai.kX.wpki: Rky. Robert street.— Sugar, ft ft .brown. 7; refined, 8‘ 2 c. crushed and |w>wdercd. 12,‘ a c. Coflee, 14c.(H)15e. ltio—l ii'uvra ltic jt ft. Java 20c p ft. Y. 11. Tea, 75c. Imjierial sl. Rice. 12 ‘jC. Molasses, 50c.(ff$l 00 t> gallon. Dkiko F ritt. —Apples. $1 75 ft bushel. Peaches, $2 25. Green Apples, $0 00 ft hbl. Grain.—Oats, 45c. Corn, 75c. Barley. 70c. MtsrKU-tXKors.—Cracker*. $8 50 Tp barrel. Tallow lie ft ft. Candles, star. 30c. V ft. Dried Fish. 10c. ft ft. Lillie. 5250 x 1 bbl. Onions $1 00 ft bush, lard Oil. $1 25 ft gal. Salt, $1 50 bu. V'negar, 25c. ft gallon. Tobacco 25(2i>0c. V ft- Hides (green) 3,' a c. dry, 9c. ft lb. I.t miikr. —Common, $10(218 ft M. Dimension stud S2O; Flooring, 524 Si ling S2O; Shingles, $5 00. Woou.— Dry, $4 50 ft cord. JBAIVK! CIXAUL.ES 11. PARKER, BANKER amt EXCHANGE BROKER, and ATTORNEY AND COCNSKI.LOR AT LAW. Exchangk Bought and Bold. Moxky remitted to England. Ireland. Scotland. France. Germany, or any o.her important point on tlie Continent of Euro|s‘. Ixtkku-t allowed on Special l)Krosrm. C! 11-1.K.T1 i.vs made throughout Minnesota, charging the current rates ol Exchange, and the actual exjs-nse ol col leeting. La.vh Warrants Bought. Sold and l/.cated. Loans Nkuotmtkii. yielding from 18 to 30 per cent, with iinexceptionahle real estate security. coii|mui bonds pay able in New York or elsewhere as instructed. liter It'ini Dr.utseh Gesprochen. References by permission; Gov. Willis A Gorman, Ex-Gov. Ramsey, St. Paul, Min. Messrs. Page V Bacon, St. Louis, Mo. American Exrliitiige Bank, N. Y. Hanking Hours. From 8 o'clock a. m., to c. m. 1 a r. m.. to sr. m. ltat HI MNIW MEN. A LI. Bills of Exchange Pi .miissory Notes and Accounts J\_ payable iu this city, left at the I kinking Office of C. It PARKER, will In* collected free of charge unless it is necessary or, if said demands are not paid, when it is proper they will Is- protested. MONEY TO LOAN ON unexceptionable real estate security, at a low fig ure. 11. PARKER. FENCING." w ANTED a mar. to build a Fence. WANTED. CORD? of Dry Hard Wood. TO RRVf* A DWEI.LING HOUSE on Fort street. In relation to any of the above inquire of C. H. PARKER. October Id. oetlfidtf BELLS! BELLS! BELLS! LtOR Churches, Academies, Factories, Steamboat*, r Plantations, etc., ntHde by the subscribers, and a large assortment kept constantly on hand, mounted with their newly improved Iron Yoke, which by a de taihcd plale permit* the Bell, without taking it front the Yoke, to be turned on its vertical axis any distance however small or completely round, thus lessening the danger of a fracture front repeated bl >ws of the Clapper iu one place. The Yoke also combines the moveable arm by which the Bell may be raised or lowered in its hearing if desired, thus increasing or diminishing llie I forty of the blow. The recent adaptation of Iron Cases, (in which they mount all sizes) increases their work ing fat ilities, anti also enhances the quality of the cgst j ing which improvements, with those of 30 years during which tlie establishment has been in operation, have I gained lor their Bells an unequalled celebrity for volume I of sound and quality of tone, and lor which they have 1 11st received, Jail. 1854, the First Premium at the World’s Fair, malty of this countrv and Europe being 1 in coir petit ion, and which is the 19th Medal they have received. Being located at the Junction of Railroad, i Canal and River routes, they can ship In any direction at a mom. ill’s notice. For further information apply for circular. Address A. MENEELY’S SONS. West Troy, Albany Co., New York. novll’s4dlrwly DENTISTRY. 11 G. W. BIDDLE, late of Pittsburg, Pa. has permanently located in Saint Paul Fourteen years close application to his profession, together with a large and beauiful assortment of plain and gum teeth, enable lna* 1 to insert front one to an en tire set of teeth by atmospheric i pressure, with a beautiful representation of the natural gum, restoring the mouth to its natural shape. Diseased teeth permanently saved by plugging; uselesa i eeth extracted with as little pain as possible. Teeth i cleansed and diseased gums restored to health. Office and resilience ou Main street, between Saint Peters and Market. 1 Noc-.tMomer is wanted unVs* prepared to pay before 1 leaving the office. Mode.-tv positively forbids presenting bill*. Oflicco hours 9a.m.t05 t. S. jtily 28-dwtf. G W, BIDDLE. GROCERIES ASTI> PROVISION’S. FOR THE MILLION. B PRESLEY has left on hist Saturday, the 27S inst., fur St. Louis, to purchase the hiravst stock that was ever brought tu this place. lie wnaM re spectfully call the attention of bis surrounding friends and the public in general t» that good upportanrty far those who wh* tu buy cheap, in every thing in his line without running all over town to buy what they wuu please step iu and examine prices and quality. Also in addition to this, has just received this week Haius, Eggs, Fresh Butter, Cheese, Oyatera, Sardines, Lard Flour, Extra and Superfine, Com Meal, and a good many other things 100 numerous to iueulioN,al the large brick block. Third street, St. Paul. Wholesale and retail ja’&ttuy’fr, goittmw. HENRY M’KENTY, DEALER m REAL EE TATE, OFFICE—OLD POST OVFICK BEILUING, (Third Street.) SAINT Paul, MIN. TER. LAND bought and sold throughout the Territory money loaned, investments made to the best ad vantage, and Lund Warrants located. REFERENCES. New York.— Gilbert Davis, Esq.; Daniel Cnrlia, F.*q. Capt. A. DeFeyster; Messrs. 8. Thompson k Ne phew; Messrs. Williams Guion, Philadelphia.—Joseph Patterson, Esq. rreident of the Western Bank; Messrs Drexel A Co. Bankers; Freed, W ard it Freed; R. Taylor k Co-i Bingham k Dock; Biters, James Si Co.p Bailey Co.; Edward Harm, Esq., Notary Public; If. Mcsschert, Attorney at Law; James Kitchen, M. D.; William Btnever, Esq. Minnesota.—Gov. W'. A.Gorman; Hon, W 11. Welch, Chief Justice of Mill. Ter.; Hou. Henry M. Rice, Del egate to Congress; Bice, lloUiiigshead X Becker, At torneys at Law; Messrs. Borup k Oakes, Buukeis; .1 T. Ro**er, Esq. Secretary of the Territory; Anies k Van Etten, Attorneys at Law; Rev. T. M. Fullerton, Register U. S. Land'offirc; Win. Holcombe, Esq. Re ceiver U. S. Land Office; T. T. Maim, M. D. New Orleans.—Messrs. Brown, Johnson k Co., Bank ers. Vicksbi ro.—Messrs. Brown k Johnson, Bankers. 49 TO CAPITALIST'S, l AHUIEKh, AND EM -1(4 It A NTS. TIME undersigned has always on hand for sale fol rash or 011 lime, from TEg TO TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES of rural land, improved or unimproved, including farms of different sixes, and degrees of improvement at prices corresponding with these. Also—property iu St. Paul and suburbs, and In Man kato city, St. Anthony, Shakopee, LeSneur Traverse des Sioux and Eureka. He can at all times accommodate, rm the easiest terms any one who realty to j-utcuase. IIENItY McKENTY, Dealer in Real Estate, X\l LN X V -*I F PA It Yl 8 FOR NALL. TO PRACTICAL FARMERS. FBNHI? notice is to real Fnamcrs. not to speculators wlio pretend to bs farmers. To practical Farmers, I wi.li (o say that I have on hand now twenty live farms for sale, (and always have from ten to twenty-live) which range from two to ten miles from ?l Paul. From a long residence iu this Territory, and from jht sonal insjiection of all tlie lands near this City, 1 am cua Ided to make the best selections. I therefore invite all persons wishing to cultivate the soil, to give me a call. My Farms have iwrious degrees of improvement, and (latter myself that 1 can please all. Terms made to suit purchasers. HENRY M'KEXTY, Dealer in Keal Estate. Office—Old Post Office Building, 3d street. May 5, 1554. MANKATU UTY, MINNLMiIA. Situated at lltc Great Southern Jieiiil oj the or St. J'eter'i Hirer. i VQ Lots iu MANKATO CITY, Blue Earth 4 rJ County, Minnesota, for sale for cash or on time. HENRY M’KENTY. Dealer in Real Estate. St. Paul, M. T., Jan. 23, 1854. —41-tf. fHOMKM FOR THL HOMELESS. TWENTY lads of 4 acres each, abou 1 from the city limits. Price—Two hundred do'lars per lot. one hal.'cash, and the balance in two rears without interest. HENRY McKENTY, St. Paul, Nov. 24, 1854-dAwtf Dealer in Real Estate. RICH BOTTOM LAND. 340 acres rich ladtuni land, well suited to grazing. 4 miles from this city ami of a mile from the Missis sippL HENRY McKENTY. EUREKA) MINNESOTA. 400 Is>ts in Eureka. HENRY McKENTY. “BRAPHY SETTLEMENT.” _ 1000 acres iu this ffourishitig neighhoiluMMl. i HENRY McKENTY. (JOITAEE GROVE LANDS. 1200 acres in Cottage Grove. I HENRY McKENTY. WHITE REAR CITY, MINNESOTA. O/l/t LUTS in While Bear Citv. OUU HENRY McKENTY. _ ACRE LOTS 11 TITHIN' one hall mile of the Corjairation limits, com- VV iiiandiug a line view of tlie citv. HENRY McKENTY, jiilv 19—tf 1 Killer in Real Estate. EAGLE CITY, WASHINGTON COUNTY. l\ X Lots tor sale in Eagle Citv. OUU HENRY McKENTY. ji ly lit—tf Dealer in R*'al E-tute. LAND 7 MILES FROM THIS C ITY. 1000 ACRE- in tiNK TRAIT, within 7 miles of this citv, near the Stillwater road. HENRY MiKENTY. St. Paul. Hep. 14. 18*4. yep«s-d*wt ITaND AT FJ,BS PER ACRE. *TOO AIKR Cl A L GARDEN. THE Proprietors of this establishment, take pleasure in informing the citizens of St. Paul and the sur rounding country, that they arc now receiving an exteu sive assortment of Trees, Shrubbery, &c., from eastern nurseries; which together with the stock grown upon their ow n grounds will enable them to supply quite an extensive demand. Their stock consists of all the really desirable varie ties uf Apples, Pears, both Standards and Dwarfs, Cher ries, Plums, Peaches, Grapes, Currants, Gooseberries, Raspberries, Strawberries, Victoria Pie Plants, Aspara gus, Ac. Also, Ornamental Trees and Shrubbery; including Mountain Ash, Balsam Fir, Red Cedar, Arbor Vine, Norway Spruce, Snow Ball, l.ilars, Choice Roses, *-c. Also, Dahlias, Lillies, Peonies, Phloxes, Gladiolus, Ac., Ac. Those desiring to ornament their grounds, or supply their gardens or fields with fruit are invited to call and examine our stock. Our grounds are about 2 miles south-west of the city. MERRIFIELD A NEWTON. April lllh, 1854. 52—4 t c. 8. BELCHER Co., (LATH VAX IHIKXN A BELTHKK.) WHOLE SA LE DR UGGIS TS, AND DEALER? IN PAINTS, OILS, GLASS. DYES, &C., MAIN STRF.ET, (Between Third and Fourth.) DLBUyUK, IOWA ol*R Stock comprises Cuolcx ?LLwno.\s of the Id lowing; OILS, BRUSHES, CHEMICALS, VARNISHES, PERFUMERY. DYE WOODS. FANCY ARTICLES. EASTERN DRUGS. MEDICINAL LIQUORS, PATENT MEDICINES. DRUGGIST? GLASS WARE, PAINTS. DRY and IN OIL, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. Which we offer to the Merchants of Minne-ota at VERY LOW PRICES FOR CASH OR SHORT TIME! Having been engaged iu the Dwo BlslXEsa in New York fir many years, we can assure our patrons that we possess facilities for purchasing goods, which enables us to Sell PURE DRUGS AT LOW PRICES. Give n« a call. JW ALL AP.TICI.ES WARRANTED.” T# C S- BELCHER, gf:o. van doren. EDWARD F. CHAPMAN atarftta Sc jjttttgs. LAND OFFICE, FOR THE BALK AND I*UBCHASE OF REAL ESTATE STARKEY Sc. PETTEYS, I)EAJ.KI« IN KEAL ESTATE, Office. Third Street, St. J’aul Minnesota ALL business iu connection with tlie above promptly attended to M-litarv land Warrants located advan tageously taxes ]uiid collections made, and loans nego tiated. RgFKIUCXC»>. IlLs Excellency W. A. Gorman. Gov. Min. Territory Hon. H. M. Rioratioii limits, are r.-w forsale. Terms. |iart down, the balance oil time. Other description* of Keal Estate for sale, iuforirratioti concerning widt h ran be had by catting on .IAS. STARKEY. June 24-tf RealE-tate Dealer. Third st.. »t. Paul. Fine Site tor L'uuutr) Uealdcuct 1 2* A Adi'B ridi land, heavily timbered, bordering fjU on a splendid fi-hing lake, only eight riiles from the city. One mansion has alreauy Iteen built on the hunk of the lake, and is now occupied. No more desirable sjs»t can be found within that distance of the city. The sub srribers will take pleasure in showing the above property to nny one desirous of purchasing. For particulars, ap ply early to STARKEY PETTEYS,’ June 24-tf. Office on Third st., Bt. Paul. KK Al. 40 acre tracts ol choice laud tor sale by IO June 24- tf STARKEY A PETTEYS. 1 ffT /A ACRFS choice land, two miles from the city, on _lu)U a beautiful lake. June 24-tf STARKEY PETTEYS. Ut\ EKAE improved and unimproved farms for sale.— O June 24-tf STARKEY A PETTEYS. HOUSE and lot in the city for sale. June 24-tf STARKEY A PENTEYS. JUST RECEIVED. f IMIE largest assortment of CI.OCKSever imported Os A to this Territory, consisting ot tlie choicest kinds, from the most celebrated makers. No cliargeCSiaA to see them. Also, a beautiful lot of HI.XTI.Mj A.xn’Pl-ii.v I.KVKK AMI lja'l.NK IVaTCIUS. WM. ILI.INGWORTH, Cor. of Jackson and F'ilth street*. St. Paul, Jun 13, 1854. dtf. NEWELL Sc TOMPKINS. ATTORNEY sat Liw and deah-rs iu Real Estate. Ab stracts of titles furnished for St. Paul and St. An thony. and Ramsey County. Refer to Gov. Gorman, Hon. I). Olmstead, Mayor St Paul. UNION OF THE MISSISSIPPI AND AT LANTIC BY STEAM. RY THE ROCK ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAII.ROAD- Tnis connection affords the only continuous route hv steam to the Atlantic from St. Paul. By this route passengers will cscajtc the unpleasant stage travel from Galena to Warren. Arrangements have been made to ticket passengers to Chicago and the east by the Galena and Minnesota Packet company, and tlie ?t. Louis A Galena Packet to Rock Is land, forming a connection uitli tlie cars. Two daily express trains between Rock Island and Clii cago. connecting at Chicago with cars for the east and south. BAS?, RORUP A CO.. General Agents. ?t. Paul. M. T. JNO. M. I.AMI!. Ticket Agent; Office, Third street, and the Isnver Ibinding. Tickets may also he obtained at this office to New York, Boston Philadelphia. Baltimore, and all the principal cities of the Eastern and Southern Stales. JNO. M. LAMB, Ticket Agent fit. Paul. May3l, 1854. t f DISSOLUTION OF 00-PARTNERSHIP. rnilE co-partnership heretofore existing under the name J. ami style of Silt IX A Matiik*. was dissolved bv mutu al consent on the lOtli inst. Payment of debts due the old firm cau be made to either of the undersigned. FRED. SHt 17.. JACOB MATIIES* t ItU.SH LAUD. RBI.S. LAUD, a sujerior article, at 12> s ’p lb., f.r sZrj sale by B I’RF*I.EY ATTENTION THE WHOLE! YI r M. B. M1 REt’EIX I.D a large a ldilion to my stock of Bf.oks ami Stationery. Call and sev. W. S. COMB?, m.v I—’ 't Near American llou EItWARI) M’LAGAN. STORAGE FORWARDING AM) COMMISSION, At the Lower Landing, St. Paul. ALL Commission ami Consignments, will be prompt ly and carefully attended to. References; B. 11. Campbell, R. M’Lagan, Galena; Gto. Dellaiin, St. Louis. Lower Steamboat Landing,St. Patti, Min. March 25. IBsg 4 1 \Ol 11 1A AI.N T^’oT!ersons indebted to the above linn will make payment to A. Vance Drown, who will also pay all debts due by the con cern A. VANCE BROWN, CHAS. H. OAKES. Saint Paul, Sept. 12th, 1854. sept2sdtf A. H. MOSLEY, JIXNI KSITI UKU AND DtavLMt IX ALI. KINDS OF HATS, CATS, FURS AND GLOVES, Third Street, opposite the Minnesi.tian OJI ee. All. M. ha* on hand, in addition to a full stork ot the article* above enumerated, a large assortment 1 of INDIAN CURIOSITIES. And Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods. He would also in form the Ladies and Gent lemen of Minnesota, that he is prepared to make up all descriptions of F'ancy Furs, La dies Riding Hat*, arid Gloves, at the shortest notice. The highest market price will he paid for Funs and I>eer 8k ins. June 24, ’54 dir. NEW YORK BAZ AAR! IN W. H. FORBES’ OLD STAND. JUST RECEIVED, by the War Eagle, a large assort meat of FALL GOOD?, Consisting of all kinds of Staple and Fancy Good*, Hosiery, Black and Colored Silk*, and the largest assort ment of Embroidery and Jewelry, of every description, ever brought into the Territory. lavdies. give him a call, ar*l examine for yourselves. *ept 5-Utf DON’T READ IT. mgpsitdav ’tSttl Sl tdasjtnjrji putruoij 'aoqjo 9 Y "3Y '*po”B ppipue wou Jtuit{jop ‘ojnjinjnj ‘saqaiww 'sttuu qons k 4 ‘spuju ii* jo*pooa aiqua virtu uo v'auoui 9ou*Ap« ■ptoj )Ufvs pesis SwnnuytS CRANBERRIES. IFTY BARRELS ol Cranberries, fresh and well pot: u;>, just received, and lor sale at DAVID FULLER’S STORE, Nov 16 t dec 16 Upper Landing 4 U. CI'LVEK. w. u. von»ku. CULVER FONSECA. No. 9 H'truioir House. Junction of HI. Aumimy «nd Ea/yle Streets. St. l’aul. Minnesota. WOULD politely call the attention of Hie citizen* o St. Paul, and of the people of the Territory in gen eral, to their elioiee and extensive assortment rzf FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, Hosiery and Glove*. Furnishing Goods, Clothing, Hate, Caps, Boot*. Shoes. Trunk*, Carpet Bag*, UtnbraUae. Ac. tnr N B —All orders promptly attended to St. Paul, September!!, 1854. eep 12-dtf st. saui guriPtH. NEW BOOK STOKE. C. HAMILTON CO.. A«. Winslow House. Corner cf Eagle and Fort Sts., A RE receiving and opening the largest and best assort ment of Boiiks. Stationery. Wall Paper and fancy articles ever before brought west of Cliicago, which they offer for sale at the very lowest possible eash prices. We would first call attention to our stock ol Wall Cape eomjirising over 8,000 roHs, hirb were purchased at very few rate*. Those wanting WaR Faucr, would do weft to at our assovtment. w,,,, "lock of Stationery can't be beat this side of Chi cago. Writing Paper of all grade*. Ten*, Ink, Rubber. Ink j Killers. Blotting and Drawing Taper of ail descrip fl act ar tieles usually kept in a Stationery Grid Fens. We lmve a large stork of J. B. Terr’s IVns. all warmntetl. which we otter to the public at Eastern pt'v ts. Gold and Silver Tooih ricks, a very neat article. Journals, I‘av Ik oks, Bass Books an.l Memo randums. of all styles, in setts or single. Me have a ginwl stock of Misceltaueous Book*, ani a j great variety of Children’s Books, wliletr cannot fail to please. Cketfp FuUicoturns. We have in store a verv large stock *nd new ones rceeived by Ktppess as soon as* they are is suM from the press. We have erience in teaching, and are accordingly adapted admirably in every way to the wants and power* of tlie learner. Here in the onset are no dull argument* long drawn out,’’ to prove that “the picture of a cat is not a cat," that “tho picture of a horse is not a horse,” that “the picture of a cow is not a eoa and other information equally \aluable and appropilate. in 11 school book fora child. On the contrary, the child is assumed to have common sense, and to need instructions in what is useful and suit ed to his years. He is not therefore puzzled on the start with Uuig words and abstract definitions, and wearied out with reading, orattempting to read, what is without ben efit, because above his capacity, and without interest, be cause insufferably dull. In Sanders’ New Reading Books, every step in the pro cess till the very last, is plainly preparatory to the next. The pupil is pleasantly and profitably conducted through lessons consisting of one. two, three, or more syllables ill regular succession, all containing matter full of inter est. moral and instructive, yet highly entertaining and ts'sides so arranged as while merely teaching him torer.j to imbue his mind with the most wholesome thought, and devehqie ;.ud strengthen his mental powers. Teachers, examine them, and judge for yourselves. The teacher* throughout the Territory ran have a set of the above books for examination, by calling on W. 8. Combs, near tlie American House, who is the only author ized agent for Minnesota. June 22—-dlv. FOR Llit Is inch Y Hyson, do do Tarred ro|>ea Black, da do Hemp bed cords Gunpowder do- do Manilla do _ Clothes lines BUTTER A LARD. Ucuip twine TOBACCO. Seine twine Common tobacco, Cotton twine Orouoco da CANDLES. Nectarine do- Sperm Gold leaf da- Star Natural de> Tallow Godwin tr Murray, amoh’jg SOAP. Yellow Hnnk chewing. Rosin soap DRIED FRUITS. Excellent family soan Peaches Palm soap Apples Castile soap Variegated soap Curranta SUNDRIES. Prunes Wood saws UHron* Ka tr>pa PRESERVED FRUITS. Horse brushes peaches st,t»e do Quinces j )urt do f‘‘ ar White washing brushes Damsons Scrubbing do Ginger Horse halters Pie Fruila Straw llaaka JELLIES AND /AMS. Horse cards Cbrranls Curry combs Strawberries Chopping knives Raspberries Hrlii»h lustre Pine Apples Blacking VINEGAR PRESERVES Molasses gates Gerkins, in gallons and til's Stable lanterns Mixed pickle* do do Tar Ass’tcd pickles do do Pilch Pepper sauce, in qts and pis Oakum Tomato ketchup do do Pipes Brimstone CRACKERS. EARTHENWARE. Bolter Crocks, all sizes Soda Jugs do GRAIN, toe Wheat CORN MEAL. Corn Oali* I’RESV’D VEGETABLES. Barley Fresh tomato* WOODEN tf WILLOW Green peas WAKE, corn Painted buckets do beans Cedar do do asparagus Painted tubs BRANDY FRUITS. Cedar do Brandy cherries Covered buckets FISH, Well do Cod fish No 1 Half bushel measures Fresh herrings No 1 bhls Wooden bowls and half's Pine churns Scaled herring No 1 Red cedar churns While fish hi this Tar cans Mackinaw trout da Washboards Barrel covers _ PRESERVED FISH. Mop handles Sardines Butter prints Anchovies Muddlers Oysters Butter Indies Glams Cocoa dippers Lobsters Steak nmllets Mock turtle soup Potato mashers SPICES. Cedar Fawcettes Cassia, ground A: whole Bung starters Cloves do do Hull pins Pepper do do Towel rollers Allspice do do t;lollies pins Mace Market baskets Nutmegs Cloth do Mustard, cans, hf and b*s Bushel do Cayenne pepper Brooms White pepper Wisp brooms, GHOUND HERBS. Barber do Sft g e Empty kegs,s and 10 ga Thyme Allicant mats Sweet Marjoram LIQUORS. Suminer savory Superior old cognac EXTRACTS At ES’NCEB. Seignette brandy l.emou Champaigue do v «u)lla American do Rose Ginger do Nutmeg* Cherry do Peppermint Raspberry do SAfaS. Common whiskey Cream Tartar Old Bourbon do Soda salaeialus, Monongahela do Carb soda Rye do Sal soda Scotch do Yeast powder* Jamaica rnm SALT, Holland gin, G A salt Woolf Schnapps 1. B do WINES. Kanaw ha do' Tort Juice NUTS. Madeira Walnuts Sherry Almonds Claret Filberts Sauterne Pecans lleidsick champ Brazil Dr. Wheeler’s sherry Wine bitters. at PaHl, Dec. 6, 1851. t f HR E IVVTER’S ADDITION. TO those wishing lots for re idences this addition pre sents great inducements. Terms, one-fourth down, the balance oil time to suit purchasers. Maps of lots 4nd pik es to be seen at our office. NEWELL* TOMPKINS, Agents for proprietors. On Third st. opposite Mayo k Co. Nov. 22-dtf NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS, From the Newspaper Agency of 8. M. Pettengill tf Co., 119 Nbkkhu st., N. Y., and 10 St. Thomaa street, Boston. TO THE PHYSICIANS OF THE WEST, And to all who use Liquor as a Medicine, or as a Beverage: Physicians who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors ior med icinal purposes should give the preference to WOLFE’s SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS. 1. It is manufactured at Schiedam, in Holland, and exclusively in the factory of the proprietor, by pro cesses and from material elsewhere unemployed and unknown. 2. It is proved, by the repeated analysis of several eminent chemists, to he entirely free from the perni cious fusil oil which remains iu every kind of liquor dis tilled from grain, and which is the cause of the nervous and vise eral derangement, serious cougcstion. and mor bid desire for habitual and intemperate indulgence, which such liquors invariably tend to superinduce. 8. It is proved by the same unerring tests that the Juniper Gin is not flavored with the coarse, acrid and indigestH le oil of juniper heretofore used, but with the specifically lighter, more volatile, aromatic and medic inal of tbe two essential oils of the Italian juniper ber ry, neglected by every other manufacturer. 4. It is chemically roved to be absolutely pure in its rectification—a quality obtained hy an entirely new pro cess, and which no other Holland Gin in the world has i acquired. 5. It is proved by extensive medical experience and testimony, to be an efficient as well as an agreeable remedy in many cases of incipient dropsy, gravel, chro nic gout, rheumatism, flatulence, cells, concretions in the kidney and bladder, dyspepsia, fever and agu, gene ral debility, aluggi»h circulation of the blood, deficient assimilation of the food, rnd exhausted vital energy. 6. It ik a most grateful and renovating cordial, ar d when used as direrled, never inflames the system or in duces inebriety, but tends rather to subdue the letter frailly, by creating a dislike to all inferior liquors.— And it invariably corrects the ill effects of bad water, whether in swampy or limestone distri.is. in sli of these enumerated qualities it has no rival in any mar ket iu the world. Since the introduction of this celebrated medicinal beverage into the United States, a number of Liquor House* in New York and our other large cities have commenced counterfeiting it. The gentle is only sold in quart and pint bottles, handsomely wrapped in yel low paper, with my name on the bottle, cork, and la bel. I would advise those who use it medicinally, to purchase by the bottle, as Bara and Hotels frequently 1 fill my bottles with common gill and aell it for genuine, i For sale by all the respectable Druggists in the United Stales. UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Manufacturer and Importer, 18, 20 and 22 Beaver-at., New York. The word Sehnapp belongs exclusively to my ar ticle, all olhera are counterfe.t. Wholesale Agents in Milwaukee, Wls.—Boyd dc Ledy-zrd Dotcher Sc Sexton Edwiu I». Baker A Co. j W. 1. Hopkins dc Go. I Decembers, 1854.
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St. JFattl aaU’tß. TO TUE OF XIIE TEIt’ITOBY. filing Off Cheap I Jam silling offiuy extrusive stufck of HOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING, *n- ,rn Mx'ireise. Dogi-tlier with pure air and eoij water jti dieiously u-ed in the manner prescribed, cannot fail in •flaking the most weakly sin ligand robust. Mr. Manchester has lieen at considerable expense in fttiognph r>rs« for the purpose a laive mines), and lio|s>- to receive a share of puidie patronage in liis line of hu*i S. I*. MANCHI STKK, Manager. St. Raul, N0v.24.1854-dtf lIIACKIRIN A. KIMiEUTON, RANK KIM. EXCHANGE REAL I.SIATK BROKERS. "wv-Xn 7. Wixsijjw IlotsK. tjr. I’n i.. Mtx.vijarrs. Y\ r ll.l buy and sell Exebangi—Hiscoent gl-'AS EASY’- CJIAIR*. DIVANS, WILLOW WAGGON'S, MATTRASSES, CARD AND CEN THE TARI.ES and CHAIRS of every Description. Also a few METALLIC COFFINS,a superior article. 1 i|i mji TO buy second hand furniture, ia too much line buying second hand gar incuts. We take it for granted, that MwS the people ol our Territory, would j rather prefer to have their choirs, waslistantls, bureaus and tallies, made to order, ami expressly fer their own use; although old furniture might lie bought for less 1110 iiev. Then we think our people would ralher havearti eles made of the timber that grows here in the Territo ry, manufactured by our own mechanics, who have cast tlieir lot ill Minnesota, for better, for worse. We will make promptly to order, whatever artirlesof furniture may he wanted,(if we have not what is desir ed 011 hand;) and will warrant our goods better and all tilings considered, Cheaper, than they can be imported. Undertaking promptly attended to. STEEB k HUNT, Manufacturers of Cabinet Ware and Furniture, Third street, St. l*aul. St. Paul, June 23, 1853. CHEAT EXCITEMENT AT*THE CAi*iTOLT‘!~ WAR IN NEItRASKA AND YET WILLIAM CONSTANT visited the Fast and purchased an extensive stock of Groceries aim is prepared to deal them out at Wholesale or Retail. Honiexvhat cheaper than the cheapest, ami if you will only take the trouble to rail at hriutore-house, under the Hill, I.ower Levee, you can saVe at least from ten to twenty |iettent. Come, if you do not wish to purchase, and examine my sleek, in which will be found the fol lowing, viz; Iu casks sii|ierior Hams, Dairy Salt 8 Shoulders, Spices and fine Ky. Mustard 50 bids. Mess Pork, Ohio Oil, 30 Prime Star and M. Candles, 60 Ex War Eagle Flour Cigars, Tobacco and Pipes, 30 Corn Meal, white Starch, Indigo and Madder, and yelloxv, Some Mrs. S. (j. M. Fiue Rutter and Soda Crackers, “Exita” Tobacco, N O. A, II and C Sugar, Nails, Glass, Crushed, Powderund l.oafdu Holland Gin, Coffee, Mocha, Java and Rio, C. Rrnndy, Teas of a superior quality, P. Dried Apples and Peaches, Madeira, Kasius, fresh and pure, 12 boxes Old Port. Hire, by box or bhl., 12 Champagne, Molasses, S. 11. Ac 0. P., Irish and Scotch Whiskey, Golden Syrup, Uoiirlion Maekeral,l>y 1-2 or 1 hrl or lh|Citieinuati And every thing belonging to a Grocery or Provision Store. Don’t forget to call at the old Randall stand, l.evee, Lower Town, where you will be sure to get a cheap bargain of W. CON STANS. St. Paul, April 14th, 1854. I—3t TWELVE THOUSAND COPIES ALREADY SOLD or “MINNESOTA AND ITS RESOURCES.”' IN 1834. A WORK of 400 pages, haitdsomly bound atul illus trated, to which is added CAMP FIRE SKETCHES; With a new map of the Territory. Ry J. W. BOND. The 4lh edition enlarged and improved, up to the pre sent spring, has just lieen published in New York, and the work is still selling rapidly all over the Union. I For sale at ROND if KELLOGG’S, City Drug Store. St. Anthony street, Upper St. Paul; and at all the Bookstores andVm board all the upper Mississippi steam er*, Also—at the office of the North-Western Democrnt, Bt. Anthony; by John 11. Stevens, Minneapolis; Col. O. 11. Kelley, Itasca; Jeremiah Russel, Bmtk Rapids; J.W. l.ynde, Fort Ripley; N. Mvrick, Traverse We* Sioux; Dr. Ripley, Slmknpee; T. M. Fullerton, F.sq„ Land Office Stillwater; Dr. Otis Hoyt, Hudson, Wis.; Wesley Wethern, Esq., Prescott, Wis.; Judd, Walker 4c Co., Marine Mills, and VV. 11. C. Folsom, Tailor’s Falls. 51-tf. I. A JW. M lIffITENILLS. LAND AGENTS and DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE, 1 WII.I. give particular attention to the selling of Real Estate of all descriptions, both in the city and in tin- country. All busiuess entrusted to them will meet With prompt attention. j Ofllci*. «n Bt. Anthony street, iu the building known Holland Place. Saint Paul, Sept. 16, 18,54. cptpp 6- ESIRE MIC II AND I strffwn To At.KX. Rky. l»»lira To SIV TO TIIK CITIZENS OF MINNESOTA FB’IHAT. having this day pureliaseil from Alexuuder Rev JL the entire stuck of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS FAMILY SUPPLIES, At liis old and popular store on Hotrerts street. I respect fully invite a continuance of the liberal patronage hereto fore so partially bestowed by the public upon tin- estab lishment, and pledge myself to use my utmost exertions i to maintain and deserve these favors. I have purchased i the above stock at the low est cash prices, and besides hav- j Ing the choicest articles of every description in niv I'ne. 1 promise to afford my goods to purchaser* CHEAPER FOR CASH Than can he founJ cl-owhcre in this city. $2.. Pleavc rail and examine niv stock, I Oct. 19, 1851. oetlOw v j mtivroi, A IVHEELfK K, Collectors ok lkbts anh general agents! Tin IJ. attend to the collection of Debts throughout tlic Territory. Raving and selling Real Estate Pav I mg taxes, locatin': land \V« rrants. enu ring lands and the transaction ol any busiuess requiring the union ol legal information or professumnl sen ices—w ith u practical i know ledge of the details of business and the iinisirtant ad vantagi's aequireiLby along residence and extensive ae quamUnce in tlieWerritory. Our an-ungeim-nts emhrae tin* most ample facilities for the speedy collection del'll in distant |«rt* of the Territory. Office on Third street, two doors above Whitney Gal elry. may 25 w-tf FALL AND WINTER TRADE. INCREASED FACILITIES k NEW ARRANGEMENTS J WOODWARD, thankful liar pant patronage, rc sped fully informs the citizens rf St. Paul and vi ciiilty that he ha* just received large additions from the principal Eastern and Southern cities, to liis stock of (•eullemeu’s Furnishing Goods, all of which lie is pre pared to manufacture to order at the shortest notice, and on terms which cannot fail to be pronounced liberal fjCS ss» Bdsas: siSZmSi assimeres, plain and bury. Broadcloths, Freuch and American Silks, Satins, and Velvets. Niggerhead. Mohair, and Heaver Cloths. Smtiiietts, fancy and plain. Together with a most complete assortment of Triin tilings of every conceivable quality and description. Also, a tins assortment of Boy’s and Gent’s Clothing from overcoats down to a pair of hose. To the trWe of surrounding towns, Mr. W. would say that he is at all times prepared to (ill all orders in the w ay of Trimmings and piece Goods, nt Wholesale, that liis customers may desire and ou tlte most accommo dating terms. Remember the place, east side, *l. Anthony street between the American and Winslow Hotels, St. Paul. Niaaawti, where by calling, gentlemen can lie titled out at short notice, with neat, fashionable and durable gar ments. This, from liis long experience in the business, Mr. W. has no hesitation mi promising. Cull and give him a trial. lit. Paul, Nov. 17 dtf FIUE AND MARINE INSI KANCK. AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, CAPITALS2O6,OOO MOHAWK VAIXEY INSURANCE CO.. CAPITAJ.S2t)O r 0i)0 FIRE or Marine Risks taken in the above at as low cates as any other rvspeiwVS- t/'"iii|«oy's. MM. liRKM'STER, Oct. lii-iXU Insurance Agent St. ®attl WORLD’S FAIR! er ol good workmen rouslnntly einploied, he i-ena bled to make up at short notice, clothing of every vari ety, a*id to suit every laste. Dealers from the Upper Country will find at Ihe WuNl’s Fhir, a large slock of gAods 'pi-chased in New York, with specwl reference to Iheir wants and desires. As they were obtained on very favorable terms, Ileenan is able to dispose of them at such low rales as to make it an object for every one interested to call aid examine lln-m. Among the multitude of articles he has ou hand at Ihe World’s Fair are HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Of all kii ds, qualities and prices comprising tapestry, three-ply, ingrain, liemp, matting, druggett awl irit cloth carpets moreen ami damask curia",ns, damask, and Freneli cloth stamped, table and pit Do covers, lin ens, wuil and window )in|K-r, Ac. LADIES’ DRESS GOODS. Alparras, moussellines de bine, silks, satins, merinos, iliiiitzeir, printed cottons, long and square Woolen slihw Is, laces, embroider ies, edgings, insertings, rhi-tni setles, cuffs, etc., together with cloth cloaks, mantillas, muffs, victoriues, etc. This department for its com pleteness and variety, defies compt-tlliuu MEN’S CLOTHING Of the latest Eastern stiles, thoroughly marie, ami care fully selected trom the stocks of the makers. HATS AND CAPS, In endless variety, and at every kind of price,— no one can fail to be suited. ROOTS AND SHOE-*, From Ihe most approved Eastern maiiiifactiirers. This braiieli ol trade lias received Henan’s especial attention and iu his assortment may be found all 1 lie latest styles. I-or goodness ol work and elegance of appearance, liis stock of boots, shoes, gailers, slippers, plain and fancy, and ladies shoes cannot be surpassed by any stock west of Chicago. t GRASS 111 EACIIKD LINEN SHEETINGS, Direct from the celebrated Rleachery of Samuel Gray Belfast, Ireland. Ileenan possesses the facility of ob taining these tine goods direct, and can warrant them ns being pure se-leelixl flax. EXTRA WIDTH SHEETING AND PILLOW CASING A superior article better than ever before offered here COTTON PRINTS, In endless variety, and of the latest ami most ap)iroved stvies. All that belongs to a complete Dry Good* establish ment tuny be found in the World's Fair, which has at tached to it also a department for the sale of GRncEßlFpt, PROVISIONS, Alc. The stock is frcslt and lias but recently arrived. It was judiciously selected hy an ex|*-riene,.-d person, nnd every article is warranted to tie equal if; not supt-rior to Hie I,est of its kind in other sloc. s iu this market. In Hie assortment will be found ltlai-k ami green teas, recently purcl-ased in New Y ork; Belcher’s clarified and crushed sugars; Brown Havana and New Orleans sugars; Rio, Jhvh, Mocha and l.uguira coffee; Jusjicr and War family Hour; salt, coarse uud flue; Boston, soda, water and su gar biscuit; water crackers; s- erni, stearine, pressed aud mould caudles; soa|>s, plain and fancy; wooden ware, pickles, sardines, oysters, clams, spices, preserv ed fruits, tobacco, cigars, syrups, willow ware, etc. t'liolt E LIQUORS, Ily the quantity or in bottles, comprising Otnrd, Dupuy A Co.; choice old brandy, A Seignette do; Pellervoistii do; l’eter Worthj’sanil Brown Sherry; South Side Ma deira Pure Juice and Old Port Wine;" Irish, Scot, h and Old llouihiiu Whiskey; London Porter, Scotch Ale, etc.,etc. Callanilsee IIEENAN, At the World's Fair. Farmers and otheis are invited to bring in Produce. Cash will lie puid for all kinds at Hie full 111x1 kel rates St. Paul, Nov. 2, 1854-dA yvlf. WILSO.VS GENERAL LaM) AGK.wTt, SAUK RAPIDS. MINNESOTA. TIIIS Agency lieing the only one in the Sank River Land District, aud the Government Land Office located at this point, with the subscriber's long resi dence in the west, and being familiar with the advan tages to he derived from choice amt early locations; give* it particular advantages over all others in thi* Territory for the speedy location of Lands aud Lam' Warrant* in said district. Any business intrusted to this agency, will he atteu •led to with promptness and ilispati-h. J. L. WILSON, Sauk Rapids, Reutoii County. $40,000!!! THF. PEOPLE’S CiIFT F.NTEBPKIvSF: AS 001.4T10N. “ONE OF LIFE'S HAPPY HOIKS,” A BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING, .IXO A Share in the Gifts, Foil ONE DOLLAR TIIF. subscriber would inform the public that he ha* established agencies throughout the country, lor the disposal of tlie beautiful engraving known a* “One of Life’s Ilappy Hours.” It is beautifully exe cuted on steel, ami is worthy a prominent place cither in parlor or drawing room. The original painting, (by Miss Lilly M. Spencer,) is at present in the possession of Mr. Charles Stetson. The engraving is tiveuty-one by twenty-seven iurhes. representing a young and lovely woman, blooming w ith health; upon her knee stand* line-looking little fellow, engaged in plucking flowers from a vase upon a table near at hand, and entwining tin-in in his mother’s hair, which, owing to his lions, i* hanging somewhat loosely about her beautiful neck, While the countenance of each indicate that the artist did not full to represent “One Of Life’s Hanoi Hours.” 11 J R) issuing 846,900 copies, the subscriber is enabled to furnish them at the above price, and on completing the sale to present to the members of the Association the ollowuig VALUABLE PROPERTY’: 1 Farm in Cook county, Illinois, SO acres, w ith a tine ilw ellinghouse, hnrn, necassury out-houses, and a variety of fruit trees, un der good cultivation, valued at $5,500 1 Country residence, pleasantly situate,! two miles from St. Louis) the house is nearly new, ami flucly ornumented with fruit and 1 2 T. Gilbert 4k Co.’s piano* I,'aM) 5 Elegant pianos, rose-wood cases 1 590 5 Prince Co.’s melodians ’.5,, 5 Superb keyed nccordeous 99 1 Set parlor furniture 459 1 Set superb parlor furniture 009 lo Gent’* flue gold watches j sr. 10 Ladies’ flue gold watches ’-jjo 10 Ladies’ fine gold guard chains 790 10 Gents'fine gold vest chains 399 20 stet* l.adic* ornamented bracelets 209 lo Sets Ladies ociiaineiited ear-rings 100 25 Gents'cluster pins ,9 225 I.azlies’line Mosaic pins 250 250 Gents' gold rings with settings 499 000 Gents' gold pens w ith esses 1,099 100 Ladies’ gold pens with eases 1*0(8) 00 Gobi pens, enameled points -j'IMH) 00 Gents' Turkey morocco port* mommies ’259 00 Ladies' pearl inlaid porie mommies 459 1 double barreled gun, silver mounted 60 1 Set burning trapping* 45 1 Avery's Crystal Palace sewing machines.. 109 •jo Ladies figured silk uidsalin parasols 250 50 Laities' silk umbrella* _ o^9 50 Gents' silk umbrellas. 09,, 100 Gents' walking canes «isi 200 Ladies'fails, various patterns'. srai 10 thimble* 60 24 Ladies' sliver thimbles 78 3 Rallies'superb work b0xe5....!."!'..!.!!!! 75 3 Gents' dressing cases 75 1 splendid pleasure carriage 259 1(88) popular literary works 1 (810 15(8) floe steci piste engraving* ol Clay.!!.".!! 1*518) 1500 line steel plate engrsv iugs of Welmter!!. 1 !.500 15,8) flue steel piste engravings of Calhoun 4,599 Iu making the above selection, nothing has lieen in eluded that is not highly useful aud desirable. There are nearly 9,000 VALUABLE GIFTS Among which, as may tie seen hy the above list, is a flue farm, dwelling house, several elegant pianos, sets of par* lor furniture, a beautiful carriage, flue gold watches euaiiia, pen*, pins, rings, work-boxes, dressing cases, Ac. •emitting one dollar you receive h rei.il t M,e e,l e rMV ing that cannot he purchased at whkh ra“ J? ra J r ,mI h numb r l receipt n fail h bo er to a chance in tlie above gilts. Mareet street!** eJ, u e lhe engravings at 67 and 59 The great rapidity with which Ihe llrfcnt. nsn. wilT be e h re mural 1011 in a few weeks Tn upce,,,>, nl ter 7;.:,:^ mg and a 11 am be red receipt, entitling the holder to a order!, 1 forw,ird d b y «*uru mail. Address L. W. ABBOTT, 57 aad 59 Market street, *t. Louis, Mo., where th.- eugravmg can be had on application. septlWiVam fLesal aatorrtfstnrcntg. TERRITORY OF MINNESOXA. District Court, 2d Judicial 1 isliiet, j Couuty of Ramsey j Charles W. Uorup, Plaintiff, 1 against William 11. Lawler. J Thomas T. Hayes and iairenre SlloiV, partners, btnirr the name and Arm of “Hayes ami Snow.” Roswell S. Benedict, William A. Hall, S. Benedict and Tho mas Shaw, partners, under the nsme and linn of “Ben edict, Hall and Co.” Alvin Higgins, Elias S. Higgins and Nathaniel D. Higgins, partners, imdvr the name and firm bf “A. AE. S. Higgins Co.” Alexander II Freeman iind Aaron S. Bright, partners, under the. uAitfc and Unit of “Freeman fc Bright.” Edward Corning and Jasper E. Corning, partners, under the name and linn of “E. Corning 4c Co.” Andrew G. Binninger and Frede rick S. Cuzzens, partners, umler the name and Arm of “liiniiingfr Ac Coveens.” W illiam M. Bliss, John R. Brio's, Charles S. Douglass, William A. Wheeloek and Charles 11. Daly, partners, under the name and tlrin of “Bliss, Briggs te Douglass.” Henry W. ilaydoek, Wil liam A. Alien anti libber! C. While, partners-, under the He mb and tirni or “Ilentry W. Ilaydoek Sl Co.” Pat rick 1.. Rogers and Francisco De Soccarrus, partners, under the name and Arm of “P. L. Rogers if Co.”— Pliiueas Freeman, surviving partner of llie late Arm of “Chillies P. Freeman Ac Co.” Ly n Hlarllng, George W. It. Coukling and Bei j:imin A. Hegemaii, partners, un der the name and Arm of “Starling, Crinkling liege man.” Charles T. Draper, Moses I*. Clark, William C. Draper and George A. Clark, partners, under the name mid firm of “Draper, Clark Ar Co.” George E. W'est and William E. Newell, partners, under the name and firm of “West q- Newell.”—Defendants. To Ihe ale ire named Defendants: You, and each of y oie, are hereby summoned and required tti answer the complaint iu this action, which complaint has been duly tiled in the office of the Clerk of the said District Court lor the County of Ramsey, in Ihe second Judicial District aforesaid, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint, upon us at our office in Bnint Paul, in svid Cbilllly, within twenty days after the service of this summons oil you, exclu siveof the day of such service and if you fuil to an swer Ihe said complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaiuti A’ in this actiou will apply tu the Court for the re lief demanded ill Ihe crmidaliit. Dated at Saint Paul, the 17th day of November, A. D. 1854. AMES Ac VAN ETTEN, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Tburitorv ok Minnesota, District Court, 2d Judicial District, County ofltuinsey. I, George W. Prescott, Clerk of tlie above entitled District Court, do hereby certify Hint the above is a true copy of Ihe original summons issued in Ihe action therein entitled and now on llh; in said rUuse ill the ttf lice ofThe Clerk of said Court. In witness whereof 1 have hereunto set my hand, and affixed the Seal of said District [L. S.*| Court, at Sb.ibt Paul, in said County, this lath day of November, A. I>. 1854. 1 tit tv GEORGE W. PRESCOTT, Clerk. TEltlirrOßY OF MINNESOTA. District Court, 2d Judicial District, County of Ramsey. Charles W. Rurup, Plaintiff, T against William B. Lawler. Thomas T. Hay csmiil Lorenzo Snow, partners, under tlie name anil firm of “llay es mid Snow.” Roswell S. Benedict, William A. Hall, l.ewis S. Benedict and Tho i mas Shaiv, partners, under the name and flrmof“Hen -1 edict, Hall A Co.” AlVin Higgins, Elias S. Higgins and Nathaniel D. Higgins, partners, under the name and firm of “A. Ac E. S. Higgins Ac Co.” Alexander 11. Freeman and Aaron S. Bright, partners, under the name and Arm of “Freeman Bright.” Edward Corning and Jasper E. Corning, partners, under the name and Arm of “E. Corning Ac Co.” Andrew G. Uinuinger and Freile rick S. Cozzeus, partners, under the name nnd Arm ol j “Binninger A Cozzeus.” William Mi Hltsß, John 11. Briggs, Charles S. Douglass, WlHhthl A. Wheeloek and 1 Charles B. Daly, partners, under Ihe name and Arm of “Bliss, Briggs A Douglass.” Henry W. Ilaydoek, Wil limn A. Alien mid Robert C. White, partners, under the name and Arm of “Henry W. Ilaydoek A Co.” Pnt- I rick L. Rogers and Francisco De Boe.cnrras-, partners, i under the name ai d linn of “P. L. Rogers A Co.”— j Pliiueas Freeman, surviving partner of the late lirm of “Charles P. Freeman A Co.” Lyn Starling, George W. B. Crinkling and Benjamin A. liegeman, partners, un der the name and Arm of “Stalling, Coukling A liege man.” Charles T. Draper, Mores P. Clark, William C. Draper and George A. Clark, partnenn under Ihe name and lirm of “Draper, Clark A Co.” George E. West and William E. Newell, partners, under Ihe name mid lirm of “West A Newell.”—Defendants, i 'lu the alxrre named Defendantsc You, and each ot you, are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which complaint has lieen duly flled in the office ot the Clerk of the said District Court fur the County of Ramsey, in I the second Judicial District aforesaid, and to serve a I copy of your answer to the said complaint, upon us at our office in Saint Paul, in said County, within twenty days alter the service of this snmmbns on you, exrlu j sive of the day of such service and if you fail to ati -1 swer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court lor the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated at Saint Paul, Ihe 17th day of November, A. D. 1854. AMES A VAN ETTBN-, Plaintiff's Attorneys. TEitniTnitY ok Minnesota, District Court,2d Judicial District, j ss. Couuty of Ramsey. I, George \V. Prescott, Clerk of the above entitled District Court, do hereby certify (hat the above is a I true copy of Hie original summons issued in tlie action therein entitled and now oil lile in said cause in the of fice ol the Clerk of said Court. 111 witness whereof I have liereuhth set iny hmiil, and affixed the Seal of said District [I.. S Court, at Saint Paul, in said Couuty, this leili day of November, A. D. 1854. GEORGE W. PRESCOTT, Clerk. I'FURITUR V OF MINNESOTA. District Court, 2d Judicial District, Comity of Ramsey. j Charles W. Uorup, Plaintiff, x against James Curran and William D. Lawler. J Thomas I. llayes illiil l.oreuzo Snow, partners, under the name and firm of “Hay es and Snow.” Roswell S Benedict, \N iliimn A. Hall, Lewis S. Benedict ami Tho nine aliuw, partner*, umler the name and lirm of “Hen* I edict. Hall A Co.” Alvin Higgins, Elias S. ili.-gius and Nnlhmticl D. Higgins, partners, under tlie name mid firm ol “A. A E. S. Higgins A Co.” Alexander 11. Freeman ar.d AaronS. Bright, partners, under the name mul lirniol “Freeman A Bright.” Edward Corning and I ieff 1 orl, ing, partners, under the name and lirm of Corning Ac Co.” Andrew G. Binninger mid Frcde* ru k S. Cozzeus, partners, under the name mul firm of j “Binninger A Cozzeus.” William M. Bliss, John R I Briggs, Charles S. Douglass, William A. Wheeloek ami Charles It. Daly, partners, under the name and firm of “Bliss, Briggs A Douglass.” Henry W. Ilay doek, Wil liam A. Alien and Robert C. W hite, partners, under Ihe 1 i name and firm of “Henry W. Ilaydoek A Co.” Pat rick 1.. Rogers and Frmit isro De Hoccarras, partners I under the name and firm of “P. L. Rogers A Co.”— j Pliiueas Freeman, surviving partner of the late firm V* Charles P. Freeman A Co.” Ly n Starling, George vv. u. i>oiikmig and lieujamin A. liegeman, partner*, under the name and firm ut “Starling, Coukling dr liege man. Charles T. Draper, Moses i\ Clark, William C; Draper and George A. Clark, partners, under the name nr"' ies, one yea r 5 tK) Five copies, one year 11 90 ROSTAGE ON THF: TRIBUNE Tlie I-cringe on the Daily Tribune one year is $1 56 Tlie mstagt Boxes. Wood Ikii-rels, Manilla Mats, du Tf-.iv*, Jute do Axe Handles. Nests. Measure*. Ae., Ae, AH of wliit-li is offered at tlie lowest Ca-li Prices. St. Louis. Mo, Hug 17-d2inA'wlv 1854. FALL CLOTHING 1854. F-li. A: 11. VAN DEYEVIIII A CO., W liolt-stilc Clothing Store, No. 102 A IGI Main Street, Saint Loiiln, Mo. Vl 'Eure now in receipt of the largest stork of Men TT ami llovs’ Ready Made Clothing, Burnishing (•oods, India Kul»l»ur (*oods, AfC.,&., ever to Saint l.otis, which will be offered at tlie very lowest prices mul on liberal terms. To cash buyers and prompt men we offer great in*- ducemeul*. sep l-w-6m P. L. VAN DEVENTER k CO. REAPERS, MOWERS, fcC., FOR 1854. SAINT I.HULS AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE. WM. M. PLANT Ac CO., sign of the Gilt Plow, No. 12 North Main street, St. Louis, Mo.; also, corner ol Fomth and Green streets; Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Harden, Grass, and other Seedsj Agricultural and Horticultural Machines and Tools in endless Variety Descriptive Catalogue furnished gratis to post paid appl. emits. 50 Rugg’s Improved Rentiers, $135 25 Dunlnrds do. dhle sii kle Reaper Ac Mower, 1-10 50 Read’s tin do ife j.-gy 100 Kctehiiui’s Improved Mower, 125 12 Emery’s do 2 horse Power Treslier k rlcancr 280 100 Emery's do 2 horse Power Thresher and ffep arator, ]ck Chaius; Grub Hoes and Picks. HOUSE FURNISHING. Tjavs. I/siking Glasses. Knives and Forks, spoons: a fine assortment of silver plated. Brittania and Japan Ware; Boilers. Kettles. Fin-dogs. Slimes anil Linnge*. Wattle Irons. Coffee Burners, Patent enamelled Iron Kettles. lot dies. Skimmers, gridirons. Coffee mills, Flat-Irons, Butch er. Cook and Carving-knives. They havealson fineassortnient of Saddlery. Trimmings stirrups, llitts. Buckets: with Chain Pumps, door scrapers Corn Mills. Patent Balance* and Counter Scales. St. Paul. May 18, 1954. w-tf S. J. R. Mr MI LLA N, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, WILL attend promptly and faithfully to all husiness entrusted to him in the line of bis profession, at Stillwater, St. Paul, St. Anthony, and throughout the Territory of Minnesota, and the adjoining counties o the Slate of Wisconsin. Oflice, Stillwater, Min. reference*. His Ex. Alex. Ramsev, Geo. W. Campbell* Co., St. Paul. Galena. Dr. C. W. Borup, Mr. R. Lansing, Mr. J. W. Simpson, Mr. S. O. Butler, St. Louis. Hon. A. W. Loomis, l’ittsb’g J. 11. Larkin Ac Co. C. Shuler, Sam’l J.WetherelWfc Co.“ J. R. Moorhead, Esq. Jos. C. Butler Ac Co. Cin. G. W. Jackson, Esq. Mr. Jos. P. Rcggs, Sam’l Gorrnlv, Esq. Mr. O. Walker, Marine Mills Maj. J. B. Butler, and “H- Burke, ilizens generally, “C. J. Buffer, WINE, of all kinds, for sale by llie pint or Ist ml. bi- Nov. 1. 1851 dtl W.B. M'GROARTY. I Rittittjj’ft eroitunti. AkINNKY's DRUG STOKE 1 t 1 AND BAZAAR. DRUGS, 0IL«, DYE STI FFS, PATENT MEDICINES FANCY GOODS’, Elf., At the Warehouse on Third below Roberts st THOMAS E. l’At E, I‘harmaeeMist. DRUGS, FANCY Got 1)1, I EKFUVERIR-’ VINE fTT 'VW‘1 U "r T H M ,v r of oilier .Mil eles for l.adit-s’ or Gentlemen *Toilet* at the Buzaar in the W inslow House. J. H, li’DOl GALL, l'htirinarntlist. DR. KINNEY has just returned from the East with a very extensive and thoroughly complete assort ment of all kind, of Goods pertaining ,o l',i burfnels and.* prepared to grat.fy every Want of the to .unity! lie has given his pt-rsoiinl attention to the pun-lias* of Ins stock, and respectfully requests call* ~„m i nation of the mti'tilude ol arttrles nil I* which liis stores are crowded. Every article is of ihe la-st character and warranted to lie equal if not superior to any in the market, lu his assortment will lie found DRUGS, Embracing every variety in the Miarmncopea, aud from llie best sources. OILS, For painters, of every variety, ai-.il of the best quality. GLASS, I "I* lo 3® by 40, from the most celebrated c* tablishmelits. DYE STUFFS, Of all kinds, suited to this market—carefully sclccte and for sale low. I ERFUMF.RY, ESSENCES, ETC. The toilet of any lady nr grnilt limit cat not he better furnished than from Hie prober supple of recherche articles from the most celebrated manufactories, which Kinney has ou hand. C’l'Tl EKY’, iOf all kinds, of the most approved make*. Those who w ish fine knives, razors, etc., should call on Kiiiuev silver hale. Table, lea, desert nnd salt spoons, butter knives sugar tongues, silver combs, etc of pure silver CANES. Gol d ami silver headed ebony, Malar, a, booked l.ickorv plain and lacerated pearl and swing handled w h-tlehniiu plain ami twisted, and mottled. Italian cmieTof the la* test alid most approved patterns. 1 COMBS, lIKI’SI'Es Jc Buffalo, tortoise, bone, and all the sty 1.-s of French and i A,,l r ,rM manufacture. A superb assortment of Crushes —plain and fancy, comprising born tooth nail t»...a and flesh brushes, thoro.-gklv made and warranted U> hi of superior quality 111 every respect. I PATENT .VKDHTNES All the approved patent medicines offered for sale ia j drn f Bt,lre r Wivtd from the manufacturer*. i f. 0 0 0 V f ni r‘ hrn l I ,,MVann ri r, »f"H flavors, from the most delicate lo the strongest. Selected esiircjnliv will, av,civ to supply wha. basso long been 1 here-—Cigars to suit ail taste*. wimps. l-rom the most approved makers, and for ladies *nd tp-lilleinrn s use. Plain and ornamented, in silver and ivory tn chaste sty les. The finest and most coim.fele assortment ever brought to St. Paul. STATION EltY.' So peril satin laid letter and note paper* nnd envelope* plain and fancy. This consignment will challenge the very few ra l d he offert d al a GOLD MAGIC CA E WATCUES. A number of Johnson’s magie case gold watches A*■ keeping."* ,,t ra tol» of llie most superior uiHke Tnii.vrm. Smoking and chewing Watson’s “Anti-Nervous chew G,,od,nun H 'hL'vclebrutcd nukes. .\c c (i|{|.»\s. Sujierb nccordeous, of flue tone and delicate touch. DEPARTMENT iiFgUoi RICE Jt- C KINNEY in order to accommodate tlie’ptibiic in evr .r.YK."Vh"‘oW er Jv" I” hirge and varied slra k ,of Flesh (iOM erics, Wines, Liquors, Ac which l.ei. enabled to offer at such low rales as 10 make it a unit I rr «>r-‘lrong iiidiiceiiii-nl lo citizens and bouse keepers to call and view Ins supplies, ifr liW „n hand SI GARS, New Orleims, Brown, in bids and lihds.. Belcher’s re fined, eruslied nnd loaf sugars. MOUAS E-’. Belcher’* steam refined Sugar House, bv the 1.1,1 or kre j C»»H EE. S flavor' I'* 1 H n,UI j TEAS. A complete assortment of.losts, half do, quarter do, and catties ot Imperial, Y oung 111 son, Old n,,,,,. l’-tnl Syringes. Pure Spires. Potash Sal Soda. Starch. Strychnine. Hops. Fiddle String*. Is-tler l'.-i|s-r. I’uinl Brushes. Ink. rery sujierior. Id is* and Metal j I-*inp-. Pure Biiv Ruin. Bathing S)s.iige. and iliier* other 1 kinds, kc... ke.. at f. KINNF.Y'S OLD OTARD BRANDY'—Dark mul Pale—Vintage of 1816, Duff Jorden’s Sherry, SaiuliuiHii’s Old Port ami Madeira, Pure Scotch Malt Whisky, vintage 1840; Old Bourbon and Monongahela Whisky. The I above Liquors and Wines are guaranteed pure, and of 1 tlieir respective vintages and brand*. A trial is solicited. 2—lt KBMOGG 4- KINNEY. BIIEWSTEIUS ADDITION TO ST. PAI L HAVING pertected tlie suite, ol Hie al.oie Addition lie are now ready lo offer for sale tin-most desirable building sites ever offered in (hi- enniimiiiiit, Tlie nd vantages of BREWSTER S ADDITION to St.' Paul is per fectly obvious from llie fact ol it* central location, Itring immediately in tlie rear of Hie Capitol, on a eominaiid -1 ingein-iience, me,looking llie entire cily aud suri-ouiiding country, tor miles, on every side. I The clo-e proximity to the central and most extensiv* bu-iness localities of the town, slum conclusively the de sirableness of 11 but is llie Addition to our beautiful and I far-famed metropolis. 1 We have spared neither expense nor |siins in (lie j lan of the lot -and sti-ccls to make this the most attractive |»or tinn ol St. Paul. Hie avenue*running nortli ami south are one hundred feet wide, tiiw streets running east and west aiveighty feet u idv. making this alone a superiority over 1 anv other part ol llie whole place. For term*, map* c apply to WM. BREWSTER k CO., Gpl-osil* tlie Post Office. August 26. 1854. _ *ug. 26-dAwtf NOTICE EXTKAORDINAttTT FALL AND WINTER IMPORTATION/ rpilE snhscrils-r takes pli-asure in Inviting tin- attention JL of Hie citizen* or St. Panl ami surrounding couutry to liis new establishment, located on tlie j CORNER OF ROBERTS AND F'OURTH STREETS. He has just opened the above e*tablMiment with* rich nnd well wluctH nt«K*k of READY-MADE CLOTHING, of the very best and finest nianiifactur* and latest -tyle, made expressly for this market, at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. A very full supply of BOY’S CLOTHING. Hats. caps, shirts, collars, glove*, cravat*, undershirts sock*, etc., etc. A splendid assirtnient of TIiIWKS I INDIA RUBBER AND OIL CLOTH CLOTHING* Having partners in the Fiaxt who buv directly fVoni Im porters. he is enabled to sell at tlie lowest New York Gash Prices. I 1-a-e call at tlie STAR CLOTHING STORE, Corner Rolierts and Fourth street*. IT Hi* terms ar* Cash.-^jt N- SCmVARTZEXBERG. octlS-dtf.