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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09

Iowa SCENERY.--lt j. not little remagka-
bic to observe the prejudice IN the minds many
against Galena. on account # The name of tho
useful iti!e river hat r9n$ 10y II. Several pas
sengers from Chicago, put themselves 10 no liitls
Inconvenience TO ayoid stopping there. suppo-,ns
the place haunted by flvcr,. "A rose 10y any
o'her name woud smeli as sweet" but Gdena
seeu. dooped 10 suffer the penalty Of map
pioprate cognomen, or raiher miSapplicaton ot
a sound; i,,r the fact is, that the fiyer IS named
after rrenchman, and Is feure, not Fever"
The elevated and rocky site Of the town, would
seem % indicate particularly healthy location,
and the report of resident confirm this conclusion
! he rugged acclIyliies agd abrupt ravlncs, when
-mooilrd a little by culture, adorned with trees,
and covered with more slightly buildings, will add
ma aspect of wdness and novelty TO its beauty
Some of HE houses are now accessible by narrow
fool-b idges: there are the quaiutes; hooks of
bui.dins, imaginable. and the neaiest cottages,
nestled IN veriure, and ffonted by shaded law rs.
are perchcd on h,ll-sides, where they appear to
much advantage. The Episcopal ciiurci,, where
we atte aded service on the Sabbath, IS on e,ni-
nence that commands fine view. The great
charm of the place u the generous spirit Of social
kindness which seems b. prevail: although va
came almost strangers, We we're made 10 teei Ut
home at BY the most cordial OF welcomes.
and everything possible has been done 10 promote
our cn,n, n,cht. We have seen something Of ,hs
best soc-i, Of the town. and shall depart riches
hy d number Of lfieads ~ y. Ifi6
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ST. pau! Business Qrar0s.

srIRlTU AL kSOCKlNGS IN ST. PAUL.
gsNlE subscriber, the corner ni Fifth and Ninieso-
N - streets, Is now NOck Mock NOckiny old
rag INTO handsome cheap and durable Carpets. itds
and gentlemen please call and spiritual hno
rgs. NCu Will not intrude
ltfge quantity oi carpet warp hand. and carpets
made to orc,r. l., VI. WALTERS.
~. Paul. May -, 1854 3--,
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NO. XXI.

DIsGUsrING SCENE.--About O'Clock.
Tuesday evening disgusting scene-in which u
irunken couple, apparently mother and s0n, amt
constable took par,-was Witnessed near the
Worcester raiiroad depot. The drunken couple
nd got into dispute to the nearest way to
'hcif reslds nee, aud soon attracted ID crowd Of
people. constable came up and urged the dis =
puianfs TO c!ear out, which they proceeded 20 do;
Dot - the officer followed Them, The young man
t1os ohenee, and turned upon him. The con-
stable u once seized the drunken man, and n
disgusting strife ensued. Being unable to convey
h's prisoner TO Jail alone, he called upon u citizen
To assist hlm. They then seized the arms of lite
drlnkard, and proceeded 10 drag him aloag tl.s
sidewalk. The prisoners clothes were torn ia
The conflict. and IN order 10 disguise his body
from public view, wagon had to be procured.---
he prisoner was thrown intn The wagon, with
degree Of violence unworthy oi humanity, and he
whoe treatment by The officer, was auwa.ranta bs
and reprehensible Drunken if it is crime
at all, ~ not one 10 be treated with unreasonable
hirshness. We have often witnessed degree Of
rooshness on the part Of watchu,en and cons,ables
towards persons arrested for petty offences, such
as drunkenness aud Sabbath breaking, entirely
=, drunken in custody. has no right to shake
him violently, otherwise l-use him ca the pas
sage to the jli!; nor i, il o good example OH tha
part oi guardian of the peace 10 use proians
iuu !uage. Energy, firpness, and promptness
ble in an officer; bur ne should also bs
especiny towards drunkards, aud
pIrtlculariy if he drinks Intoxicating liquors hnl-
self Bos. Cogr.
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l.. Ii. " AlT & Co.

Wholesale AND RETAIL GRot tRs And COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
AVE opened al the store ot c. F. Tracy. on bird
street, a general assortment Of Family Groceries
and provisions which they will sell M low prices for cash
o. IN cAchaIse for country produce. They respectfully
solicit a share ot patronage
CHARLES MILBtgN. L. n.WAlT.
iu2i. lO-tf
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FL NETJR f..

-.-~--.s> TO buy second hand furniture, is TOO
sAv ~ much like buy ing second hand gar
- hcnts. We take Il tor granted, thaI
Cd the people OF Territory, would
rather prefer have ttlr chairs Wa>hsiIhds, bureaus
and tables, made to order and expressly Ter their own
use; although Old might he bought iur less
ncy. Then think people would rather have arti-
ces made OF the timber that here in the Terrific
ry, manufactured 10y mechanics, who have cast
their lot ia Minnesota for better, Tor worse.
We VIII make promptly tn order whatever articles OF
furniture be wanted Of have what is desir-
ed on hand) aud viii warrant goods better and all
trgs considered, cheaper, tan the. can be imported
Undertaking promptly attended IL.
STEES n HUNT,
Manufacturers of Cabinet Ware aud Furniture, Third
street, II. Paul.
st. psnl, May q, 1852 eff
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WAR EAGLE Mills. AT GALENA.
GALENA STORE,
W. III. StiIlman & Co.

~yOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Saint
w Paul and vicinity, that they have opened III the
lower fresh and we'll seec.d stock oi Groceries,
which supplied every week from Gaena and st.
LOUIS; and which they pese themselves to sell Tor cash
low be bought north oi Galena. Thpse desir-
Gus OF bus ing retail will find il to their advantage 10
call and examine their prices.
Constantly hahd-- Butter, Cheese, Pork Fish, Su-
gars, Teas Loecs ana all articles ound ia this le.
QyA genuine article OF Family Flour constantly Oh
hand W. III. >. a. Co.
SAINT Paul Aug. 2s, ls5l. -
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A PETER FUNK. called John Smith" who
had robbed a returned Californian, named VIZ
liam Bush, Of twenty doilars. was publicly caned
in Chatam street, New York, oh Monday. Ihe
story is, thh Bush vent into the shop No Is
Chatarn street, where he met Smith. bid on 4
watch for twenty dollars, 10 pay ror winch, 10
borrowed the money of Mr. Bush, promising to
return i, again AS soon he could go 20 his ho'e,
Bush IN the meantime holding the watch as seeu-
rity for the payment OF has money. The two
started away together, as Bush supposed 10 get
the money, but soon they brought mp IN ano'f-
er auction shop in Broadsay, where the watch
vxaa taken from Bush, and handed 10 third prriy.
| Smnh then yamnosvd. and Bush could not Obtain
the watch, bur he was subsequently, found The
moment Bush saw him. he fell to Gaming hin.
| and the s'mock auci;neer got any thug hot
mock cas,sa,,on. He was given into the hands
Of the police. on a charge OF robbery, and -Bn-h
WAS committed TO the tomts for disturbing the
peace Of New York.
! The Homestead Bill has been defeated Ia tia
{ nited States Senate. by vote Of nays SO, TO i6
yca.,
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1852. GREAT STOCK OF DRUGS. 1882.
DODGE d BENTZ.
NO. 100 MAIN STREET, GALENA. ILL.
nFTEK Tor sale the following Drugs, &c, at lie low
~ est prices.
1000 lbs IartarIc acid 10000 lbs putty
% Kegs carb. soda So bills Fl Is. iurpeni!Le
~ btls cream tartar SEQ lbs afis green
100 lbs Eng. blue mass 10 casks old port VINE
100 do Eng. sl,d Am CsiN. 20 bbis Eng. epson salts
10 casks sulphur 10 lU caraWaN seeds
Ia cases British ustre DO Lig grd mustard
Il 30 Eng rid. borax 10 do colal var.'sh
Is bbls plaster natis do NaCcaboy sHUf
5 do camphUr 100 lbs oil peppermint
SEQ OF quirine I2 10 " leGtoh, icsh
) bbis castor OIL 81 dOZ pant brushes
1900 lbs ext. iiquorice 80 Gol gross i-ee'r pills
100 do inspd extracts so do do essences
$50 do Turkey opium % bNs CASTLE soap
500 10 herb, q dog TOWNSHIPS oafsala.
9 OF stry ychnine " gross bears oil
so DO morphine 50 kegs saIpetrc
500 bxs McCully's glass 1000 do X. ConAling sons
So lbs linseed oil pure white lead.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
Houghton's Pepsin, loa,ien a. co. medicines,
Pain Killer SioAn's medicines &C.
Together " ih large aud ell selected sIock Of
~ article in line. Weespecialy 1ite lie aicntiuB
If purchasers from the upper country 10 oar stock ard
prices k22-lA-iy
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FRESH MEAT.

FRESH MEAT.
have arrangement now ior keeping fresh meat
il ice in Il winter temperature; and a. shall be spar
g neither of pains money, to have the choicest,
beef pork mutton lamb, sausages, and other varieties,
send in their servants children, Tor
Bit of tenderline, steak roast, something el that
is good and they shall have the best in the shop, and
honest weight. My shop, remember, is en- ST. Anthony
street just few steps above Fulsrs story brick
msy27-sn WM. WELLS.
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THE LAKE HOUSE. AT STFr.LW ATER.

FVSIiEI determined have Hotel kent at Stll
water, rs house ought 10 tie kent. The Lake
House H fine, large buGing with large
stables and ont buildings well as good parIor, in the
hnuse. for private families TO occupy.
Matthew iUisey has taken this house. and furnished
throushouti haNlc put IL SlCGOOO worth of
Nothing in the way Of expense VIII spared
Keep the "I the Lake House, the highest renutAtioT
that public house ac1urc Strangers from abroad
saltwater. March ; lsTo .-.ft
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MILLINERY.

NJ RS. l.. Ms $40 Ak rs. wishes to inform the
4'k ade- Of 81. Paul and vicinity, th8 thank
di 20 them iOr utlr kind Patronage during the preceding
year She has Just returned from the East with the la
TEST Fashions and SPLENDID assortment II Goods.
she has Ribbons that cannot be surpassed both IN beauty
and Guat, tins side Of New York Artificial and
plumes, Velvet and Velvet Trimmings, every color,
etc She may be found at her old stand few rods
OF The es, tctan Church, where she woulc be happy
to attend to any order IN her line OF business.
November. ISL. 3-29yl
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NEiNING made ~ I4Gl hls permanent residence VIII
atieLd cnils oi lis profession IN town aid
coGlIr. lie may b. iouhd al The sto.e oi W IL Forbes
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Music.

NIRS. BIDDLE, teacher OF music. ANNOUNCES 20 the
vi ladies' of 81. faul and vicinity, that she VIII give
instructions the Piano Forte. Former success IN
bringing pupils rapidly forward warrants promise OF
general sasiactio. Those wishing her services, can
cali ut her residence, junction o Hill and ST. Anthony
streets.
ST Paul Nav b. 4--tf
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NTM. W. HANKS.

T his store III Saltwater il now prepared 10 ofir
IA to his customers, much larger aud better
ment OF Goods than he has ever before brought into
this market His assortment entirely fresh and bought
this Spring, IT the lowest figures Ii includes al
most every article called for store and espe
ciaiy such goods are most wanted hS villagers ard
umbernen. Hats and Caps, Boots aud Shoes, ready
made Clothing, Crockery, Hardware Flour Bacon,
Pork, Eggs, Bntter. Cheese Sauces and Condiments,
Sugar Coffee Tea, salt, MOl,sses, Fish, Dry GoOs of
all and especially for ladies' Fresh goods
will be ordered promptly fOm week week, as TO
have constantly haud, whatever the trade may
Guire. These goods, customers depend upon blv-
ing for quick pay, at very moderate profits. Being de-
ermined to make no bud debts, w w. H. feels assured
that he sell goods low they be bought any
where III these parts at retail
WM w. HANKS.
Saltwater. May l3, 1859. i--f
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JOHN HOLLAND L. CO..

AuCTI0NEERs AND GENERAL AGENTS.
FURNITURE Warehouse, Bench street, Saint Paul
IL Improved Farms, Town lots, and houses for sale
or rent Advances on consingnments and prompt pay
Teht ON sales. Good references given when required
st. Paul, April H., le,2. 52-iy
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ST. PAUL,
Door. Sash, and Blind Manufactory,
Corner Of Fourth and - Peter Strcots)
vi. WISH. CO.,
EIyNER grateful for the liberal patronage hcret oore
e,tcudcd them, heg leave inform the b. llrrs
u1 81. Paul ana The ot mankind general that they
are always "a hand. and preparepared ia make any
amount OF Doors, Window SASH Blinds and Frames
order at short notice IL the durable manner, and
the reasonable prices lor cash Give Us a call.
December =, lo5l. MICHAEL Wise,
36V JONAS clsE
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EDWARD NJ.LAGAN
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
BarbcT and uaiT,DrGAser.

As but and iittod up SHAVING SALOON on
II thrd street, next door vest OF The Post Or
nee IN SAINT Paul ~ the increasing luxury, and
elegance, OF the groy.lng metropolis Minnesota where
he VIII be happy 20 citizens and strangers ia Saint
Paul. every branch D ms business according the
best oi ms ability
Inn.
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CHLoRoFoRM.--On Saturday last, gentle
m n of the legal profession, after ha wing severe
surgical operation performed under the influence
of chorofurn, By DIR. Nin>low, made two el0-
quent speeches aud repeated two or three pages
Of poetry from Youpss Nish, Thoughts, of which
he had not the slightest recollection afterwards
lie commenced i'll mid voice end pleasing
accent as fDiiows:
"Sweet Sleep
And after short pause, he continued:
"Tired natures sweet reslorcr balny sieep!
He <. the world, his ready visit pays,
Where fortune smiles, the wrctchej he fOrsakes
Swift on his downy pnon ies from woe,
And lights on lids unsullied with a tear.
From short, as usual, disturbed reposs
wake: how happy they who wa6e nc more
Yet, that were vain, # dreams nf.,t the grays.
wake emesgng from sea of dreams.
IumuiIGouS, &c
After ;asng leave Of the poet, he slep, sweetly
tVo or three minutes, when he commenced
follows
''Mr President, lest | should become too pro-
iix, allow ule 10 address Il lew Words IL the fair
er portion oi' ih- audience, &C.
He then uiosz-d woman, dAing her nfa-
once, and responsibility, closing with an apos-
lrophe temperance, ard advocating vehement.
iy the Maine Liquor Law.
His gestures were energetic ana approptial
although his eyes were closed during AL his Te
marks. Ills sOmroency continued but few
minutes after he had done speaking. lie i,as
delighted that he bad suffered ne pam. and >nr-
;iIi>ed when told of his interesting speeches, ana
said he had had pleasant dream.
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;rJ~t young and pretty girl stepped INTO
store where ii spruce Young nhan, who had long
been cnamored but dared mol speak, s., Oh be-
hlnd the counter selling dry goods In order 10
remain as long possible, she chedpened every
thing. AMI at last said
Il believe you think ] am cheating you
"Oh no." said the .oungstef. 40 NE YOU are
always fur
"Wrn," whispered the lady. biushng as shs
laid an emphasis The word, 81 world not stay
SO long bargaining, if y0a were not SO dear
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EN ENIANN NDESE.

josiah AVER, PRopHIETOB.
FENIlS well known stand on Bench and corner of Cedar
streets has been thoroughly repai.e,i and ai new
~ furnished, and Is now open accommodate beagder,
and travellers, with comfortable quarters.
=
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r.. u. PRICE

SBLAsfEEER, can be loun! rear the corner Of Jack.
son aud SNh streets, rtar The lower shinalc mill
T. b l. has served regular apprenticeship al the bus
neSS of piastens od believes he give entire salts
metion 10 those who may employ min, ia any branch
his business.
=. s.-rwo good jouneymen are wanted Immediately
81. Paul, Aug II, 1851. |.
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CHAs, ". BoHlP. c.IAs. II. oAhLs.
BORIP ~ OAkES.
VENiE undersigned having formed a coparnersbip for
ransactug Exchange and Banking business IN Nil
various branches, Will be prepared TO furnish sight
aud sine exchanges the Last, ana principal cities u
the West kehttauces to Great Britain, ireland, and
continent OF Europc made in .uns 10 sult purchasers
sight a,d time bills and European eXcha ges purchased,
COLLECTIONS mace and proceeds reted at usual rates
u exchange. All other business committed to our care,
punctuall! attended 10.
BORUP * OAKES.
ivl, ll-tf
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ST. PAUL FERRY.

rWNIIE subscribers have ready new horse boat;
Il and all things III complete order Tor crossing The
river st. aui, Lower Landing with all Passengers
and teams We shall be in attendance at The Ferry.
the usual heurs of business, and possible shall
of ferriaee lower here than other ferry
from 81. Louis TO ST. Paul. 81.
JAMES NJ. GOoDHUE,
ISAAC y. GOODHUE,
iv1e Proprietcrs.
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NNESOTA PIONEER.
PUsLisHED EVERY THURSDAY MoRNGNC
BY JAMES M. GOODHUE
Ofice on Bench ST., near tte junction of Ihird
Il T. X VI : ::

u TIE piONEER will be furnished 10 subscribers
a. Two DOLLARS per enhuIn !nyaTiabl. IN advance.
aF No subscriptions received ioI less than yesr.
IL Al letters this Office, BE- Fc-
eeiSe attention.
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hEAiERS IL stoves, and manufacturers of ey DIES
IL Cripuon of Tin and Copper Ware. lew doors bC
low the American House, 81. Anthony street.
IS
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EAGLE E.isY.

night. loavts, crumpets, cracACts, cakes Ui all
>oIts,-.tyery thing il, nay line, done up according
The best oi my >ki l. Thanking public Tor past
encoul cement. sla4i CONTINUE to custom.
corner 81 -. Antnon. and ort streets.
April -, 1852. (J2-u) GEO SPENCE.
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SPENCER, KIRKPATRICK ~ HARKLEY.
- forage. Forwarding & Commission Mercha,
- Levce, Lower landing, -. Iau MIN. Ter.
III, I--z di-ly
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HOOK HINHiGL.

FENiE subscriber would respectfully inform The cit
II Les ol st. Paul and its vicinity, that hc Is now
ryag on the above business, IN the 2ud story of X.
Srecers new building, corner of 9TH and ROhor street
Particular attention paid 40 binding MagGAiue> Pc iod
cas &C., IN plain fancy binding, AT ghc shortest motto,
and on reasonable terms.
JAMES MACNINTO>U.
- Inr
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NATHAN SpICCR,
GEORGE. w. SWEET.
County Surveyor and Land Agent

County Surveyor aud Land Agent.
sAUk RArIps, BENTON COUNTY, MINNESOTA rERniToRy.
VA Ill! attend 10 pre-cnpting claims. and locating
w militar. land warrants, in the County OF Benton.
This county presents inducements the Immigrant
equal!eG BY an! other portion OF the Territory.
EEFERENCES.
His ENcsllcncy Gov. RAMSEY. Hon. II n. SiHLEr,
II. SIMPSON, FIRST LIEUT.. [. :. Toy. ESG., l.. W.
BoRI ESQ. 81. PAUL.
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7. cH0uTEtU. Il. iiiGRISoS. FELIX vALLr
IRON MOUNTAIN IikON AND NAILS.
CbOteau. Harrison IL Vale.
EtRoFk klEI Oi> al the ~. LOUIS 8Oi LING MILLS.
n Will keep OF hGud full supply Of merchant bar
ron boiler plate sheet and uails manufactured
Their estabii>hnent, from Ie OF the Iron Mountain,
tid " II a.SO keep ali other articles usually
IRON store 10 which they invite The attention country
merchants.
lJ W aIehousc, No. Icy, Second street 81 Louis, Mo
CiiAS ". EOKJP.
Agent - ldIl.
MAY 8, le5l. 3-tE
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Any name IS NOFFET. Ny Boarding House is on
We Jackson street. at the lower end OF Saint Paul To
hnd IT, You keep siraig nj from the seab)a' landing,
{" The slg Oi a Triangle, al The north end If The bridge.
Ny house is lIrge and for prompt pa ent every week
intend to furnish good far, the very lowest price.
LOT NOFFET.
St Paul Mly % ISJl 5-lv
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS.
Now - sItIII slsI NE~

EUSr received from the last the aging STYLE o. SILK
81 Hats, btauIIiul article; also assortment Of
nos,uIh bm gaan and Mag ar Hsts; line tssort-
Tor boy and children Oh Clot anJ C.oth caps,
si e and al all prices. at The 81 au Hat ana Cap
(2-T) X. .. NALkIR.
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JOHN t.. SNIIGH ~ CO..

U1Lchmdktrs and JeUeiers MAN ST. G0tenH Illinois
4 Large and sell selected assortment of Clucks
N Watces, Jewelry ami Silver spoons, constantly O
hand tor sale low. Engraving neatly executed. Al
kinds oi .leweiry made order and neatly repaired =
All orders puhctuaiiy attended TO. The HE hest pric
paid tor old gold ana silver. 2-2o
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G. j. NOYITS 4 co.

EttR Maruactory; every thing III the fur lire made
h in the best manner. LaCieL iurs, sieigh robes, ui
coats caps and gloves. Upper TowM, nearly opposite
the Brick Hotel, II. Pau. Aft.
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TsE TELEGRAPH ANDIrs PRor!Ts.--Thc
managers of the Washington and New York
magnetic telegraph Co., have jus, made thcir
seventh annoa repor, to the shAre-holders. ! he
details, Judging from analyst IN the Phiia-
dephii Ledger, the senior publisher Of which Is
President Of the Company, afford iai' index to
the progress " a pecaniary view, Ut the WORKINGS
&c tbs wonderful agent Of Intelligence.
The Washington and New \ "rt>. is in whole
or in part, the pioneer line, under the Morse pat
ent. The present corpnraiors nrganlzed ~ Jan
uarv, 1916, anhpUs h the Biitiniore anl Nas"-
nt ZION section first operated IN May. i8I4. The
capital of The line j. 1870, 900 II has >ix wires
T. Phiiate pha and seven thence 10 New York
sons. At thirteen stations. The fiscal wear ends
en- the first of july The receipts have run Is
follows:
Iuly l. I4f7s37 039 o5 July !, 1851 I,... Se..3S7 l2
Iuly l. lsie...t 252 81 July /, io52, iu5sG0 81.
Julv !. l3i9........t3,3b1 t2 ------------
Julv II sJo....6l. .;o3 - Total So &c Al a.
Within the pas fiscal year, 253 ,-J7 messages
haze been transmi',ed, ~ The earning Of > 1903,
500. showing an average cost Of each message,
10 be forty cents. Ihe increase Of business ni
,he last year, was owing IN part 10 the CONSOLE
daion Of the wires Of The Balm Telegraph in
Januar, though the regular increase, irresre ;ve
Of this was large.
The net eirnings, the cnrrent expenses and
repars and the original cost OF building the line
are not given We believe the practice Of late
years has been TO div de from eight TO twelve pc,
cent 10 the shareholders annually perhaps con-
siderable more this year.
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DENTISTRY.
q w BIDDLE. LATE OF I1TTpBU RG. PA.

u W bI JDI-'-' III u VI T = u 1T FHV1' -h''
TJAS rermAuenty located in Sf Paul. Fourteen wears
close application TO hIs profession, together with a
large beautiful assortment oi ptaln GAd gum teeth,
oiaic ham inset from one - tbtre set O teeth by
atmospheric pressure, w.ti beautiful representation ol
gum restoring the nouti 10 II, natural shape.
Disease teeth irrianents saved 10y plugging useless
clh extracted with little pain possible. Teeth
C4er.sCd and diseased gums restored To NJ ain.
Once 4, lunc iiuu tiii AntnUAs street.
y B-Aii ols warranted.
St Paii, MaN - 4--ly