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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

DYsPErsIA Cured BY THE LIVER Puts
That lingering disease, Dyspepsia een mistaken for
Consunption its origin Diseased condition 81 the
Liver and may therefore Be eectusy Cared BY the
of Or MLsNrs Liver Pills which have become 40 eee-
hrated speedy and eeetas for this class OF ds
eases Dr. oliver Morgan. distinguished physician Of
Virginia with very extensive practice has used taese
pills al Of Dyspepsia with complete sncecs Ger
ce,rs IN abundance the hands Of tho prorresos OF
sAis invaluable medicine The folowIns ou oAs speaks
volumes; ~
Messrs J. Kpp Ce-This Is 70 certify that inJ wife
has been afflicted Coz several yos with ,he following pans
as perioas more less Pain she risht SIDE ahoaf the
tdss OF the bs extending 20 the night shoulder pare N
the hack pant Of the head and above the eye accompanied
by weakness Ices O. appetite and almost constantly con-
tined % her bed Since Ansa she has us three boxes Of
DR. MLASEs Livsr PHI and have now 70 sats, that BY
the Of these Pills she has been IN ne ords
health ard 10 able 10 attend the domestic eoaeerns Of
my hns;ly. gNss sftwAkr,
CLioxEsEs - No. 81 bs'clay-sf- and BOYD PAvt,
No 20 Coursandt Sold also BY oil the principal draSgs
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~ SEE THIRD PAGE. Il

LEGIsLATURE.-The dOings in the SENATE
Yesterday we're not especially important. An
attempt to hold an Executive Session was bro
ken UP, as usual.
In the ASSEMBLY in Committee of the Whole,
the State Finances occupied very long ses-
sion, TO the exclusion Of all other business.
The bill Of Mr.. LOOMS being up, anS Mr..
CHAMYLIy's amendment in order, this amend
ment levies a State tax Of 7-lOth OF a mill,
one-half per cent On Banking capital. and FIVE
per cent on the entire earnings OF Railroads
Mr. HASTINGS supported the view that Banks
are already sufficiently taxed, and further levies
would drive capital to other States. Mr. CHAMP
LIN supported the motion to tax Railroads aud
Banks. because they have extraordinary priyi-
leges not granted to individuals Mr.. WoOD
thought the amendment of Mr. CHAMPLIS un-
lust in every sense and he thought il unfair that
members from counties having little or no bank
ing capital should seek to cast all the burdens
Of the State upon other sections. Mr.. Bur-
RoueHs took viewsof the whole system Of
measures from the Finance Committee He
had much to say of the bad management Of the
Canals. and charged that the measures now in
trsduced were for other than the Ostensible pur-
poses Mr.. i. was severe upon Herkimer
County for the deadly opposition to the Canals
constantly issuing from that section. Mr..
LOOMS spoke in support Of the bill Several
amendments were offered, and voted down.
Mr.. CHAMPLIS's amendment was made 20 tax
net profits instead Of gross earnings Of Rail
roads, and in this form adopted. Mr.. Bur-
noUGHs moved 10 restore the tolls of 1879 on
! Railways, which was agreed to. The bill was
then reported to the House, but before further
action the Assembly adjourned.
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~ CKsrApoRo sppeals TO those who use
bsExcrLsox HAIR Dye, II does not fsl6l his premises
ana their e1pectstens IL not the hue IL gives natural
sstns uniform aud wholly inas,insushable from the tnf
npsrted by the Creator Let al who doubt call AZ Cas-
zApoxos No As,of House Sold there and BY Drrgsss
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Alex. REV.

EA HOLESAIR aud retail dealer iu Grseelie.. FRO
w Visions aud family supplies. las CONSTANTLY OF,
habds large and complete assortment which he offers
10 he public at the lowest cash prices. His
consists in part Of the following articles, which The m
lie are requested 10 call ami examine:
Mess Pork and prime FORK;
Hams. smoked snd sugar cured anl.son!dsrs;
Extra Flour AMI Sup. rne country fI,rr;
Corn Meal and Burkwhsat io,r;
BIZ tier, sj''a and wine crackers;
Rut;er-fresh in crooks arl barrels;
O. A i and Sugar;
Crushed, powdered and rc3ne,i Loaf s Isar;
Coffce-Hocha, Java. I.agnirs and Ka;
Teas, imperial Gunrowler, II, and black;
Die, Apples AMI dried Peaches;
Rasins in whole, half, anil quarter Boxes;
Rice and peared Barley;
Molasses. sugar house, golden and Belcier's Syrup
Mackercl by the:bbi, hf bhl and pound;
Dairy Salt. coarse and Rock Salt;
Sweet oil, lard oil and whale oil;
Spices of all kinds and Mustard;
Cream Tartar, saeratus aiui SOFIA;
Soai'-palm, NaTicga;sti and CASTLE;
Star candles, mould candles and Wickns;
Cgars, Lead, Powder, Matches and Pipes;
T"ba,co-sinokinS and chewing, plug and lin foil;
Starch ami Indigo;
Wash boards, Buckets, water, well ans, covered;
Wasl-tabs and Cothe-pus;
B"'i-cordx, brooIs, tcrub6!ng brs"s sioc-bru: Ire,
Nsls-:rom sptm''y t,.icncnay, assorted;
Oaklm AMI Pitch;
Ropes-from hf inch 10 1 and a af inch:
Almonds AMI Su:s;i
rIESE GyEs
Chinese Preserves, Peaches in cans. Pca7. Otanyc.
and Cherries;
Pickles in J, hf, and Ia gallon jars;
oysters Sar,.in2s Ictstcrs, CLANS AMI Salmon In
All kinds Q: Sauces and Catsups ari CIuesc.
LlQUoRs.
Holland Gin and Woli's Sclnsp2s
Ginger Brandy ana Cherry Brandy;
Old dark and pale Coguac;
Com Grandies, fresh and New Y.;t;
Madeira, Old Port and Sherry VIM;
CIaret by the box and cask;
tFuix,f IT, ola O..
Aba-inth IIyr;sinasSer and Sweet Liquors:
Champagne 10y tlr DO! l. oy BASKET;
iT>i Scotch M1aOuSaicla, Bourbon, Il, C AID CON-
Whiskcy.:
I!nrsar-id all kinds OF articles belonging to q rc:-
lar Grocery and Provision Store. long all emu
mcratct here All sorts of produce grains, corn a
barley always OH hand at ALEX. REY'S.
Store on ii11es. street, AM Warehouse I,wcr Land
Ing. lift
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SAD News FROM Ia CI:0>SE.-Wc extract the
followin" melancholy statements from letter
of late date. written by 4 friend residing a; La
Crosse:
"In my absence Clras. 7. Jansen, Esq. one
of the oldest settlers OF our village. lawyer OF
good standing. had sickcncd and died: be was
of very fraH constitution and health was mar
ricd upon his ,lcatbed. about one honr pre-
vious 70 his dcc":.sr, 20 Miss Julia Bcards!cc, of
this village.
"La~t evening. about five o'clock. as Mr..
Fletcher. with hi, VII. and two little boys we're
crossing the Mississippi river. opposite this
town. in a small boat. the boat capsizod in the
channel. opposite the wliari-boat and Mr..
Fletcher and his wife were drowned the little
boys. 5 and 10 years Of age. were rescued.
clinginS to the boat, 10y persons from the shore,
the youngest was 50 near pcr:>hng As 10 be I'M
able to stand. having been some tine in the
chilling current The bodic. of the drowned
have not been recovered: they were poor pco-
pie. leaving six small children. -PG'osi Rep.
The following additional is from the La Crosse
Democrat, Of the 18th ult.:
Mr.. Fletcher. with his wife and two Of their
children (boyS) one about fifteen years Of age
and the other six. started on the morning of
yesterday. in a small boat to Pine Creek on the
opposite side Of the river. for the purpose of
getting load OF fish. While on their return
late in the afternoon. with some four hundred
weight OF iiSfl. W!" IN the chln!lGi opposite the
residence of Mr.. Cameron, the boat filed with
water and Immediately upset. Mr.. Fletcher
and his wife. after struggling awhile. sunk TO
rise no more. The oldest boy succeeded in get
ting hold of the boat. and, with the aid of one
of the oars managed to save his brother, in do
ing which he exhibited degree of selt-posses-
sion and heroism. seldom mauitestcdhy persons
of his aga. The two boys succeeded in cliDgine
TO the boat until they were rescued ny 4 boat
from the shore The event is truly a mournfnl
one. Six small chidren-two boys, one 10
years Of age and the other G, and four girls, OF
the ages OF IL. 3, and 3-arc suddenly dc
privcd of both parents, among strangers. and
hundreds of miles distant from any of their re-
lations.
EMPEROR SANTA ANNA.-Advices have been
received at New Orleans from the City of Next
co, that Santa Anna assumed the imperial title
on the II o: November. The higher he rises.
the farther he will have to fall.
The Central Railroad have about $50 hands.
we are infoamed. at work on the deep cut at
Scales Mounl.--GdL. .7dr.
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WV soUETERFEITS.

mcchanic's Bank, Syracuse, New York, .. sp0ri-
ou> NiS-citc ship under sailfe!nac the right end.
Franklin County Bank, ST. Alhan's Bay, Vermont,
l0'. SplTi"us. Ni:ne'tr. icmacship shield, &C.,
the Tr't end. and female with scales her hand
Lett end.
COmme rcial Bank. Providence, L. l., COS. spurious.
Nignette, fepale> si,ipS in the distance.
Bank OF Salina, SaIina. New York. 10S.. NiGncttc,
figure Of Neptune. Paper poor ami engraving
Bank of savannah. savannah, Georgia. j> altered
from Is Nigaettr, female bust, on left female rs
There IN circulation. says the Hartford Courant,
spurious tens Oh the Deep River Bank whole appcafl =
unlike tho genuine; los the tchrli County Bank,
altered fIon lthc Bank las 10, signed by j. Neal
lister, Cashier and IS the City Bank, New Haven
unlike the genuine.
sos and los Rock Island Bank. altered from smaller
demon nations. Bank issues larger than IS.
los Bank OF the Union, New York city. Nisncttc,
two z IONA al wa me-. nj
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Family Library,

TENYTLER'S Universal History, vols.: .,f +
Il Life Before the Mast, vol:
Ienlcifs or J4scpIina. Vel:
American Courage sEd Enterprise, = vols. ~
Ticknor's Philosophy Of Living, w.:
Ivy, vols:
Principle, of EioI Er-:
Cont an! Camp 1t Jornps-fr:
incsharts LIFE ~ Ni:,ni,-rrI. 10:
Life of Gc VIII Chiffon:
iia.!csk'S British Poets. , vo's:
flIatchers' Indian Bography,2 vols.
TEatchcr's In Ian Traits. 2 vols:
Boy'+ nnd.Girls Library.
Tales o: American E"Ioec;!vn, | Wi;
jiistnry Vl AIs &c l;Is-t:., =! v-.:
History VI Nv Y"rs. VII:
Whale II II. ~. = US:
American fs.;st, w.:
Cesar, , VOL:
Tia shove books End Tl.'iy others ~ tie lhr
Ia, L. ip'l.t FOR the SHAH nf IS
I.EDl'l'.j Books, ere.
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Another Word to the Ladies.

this climate you need no bcautiicr, except air and
exercise if You will Cosmetics have ali kinds
kinds except .'MEEN FUN.' We have large quantity
of Powdcrpuis in boxes-!iy white, pearl powder, hair
oils ana dyes, Tricopherous kaharon, etc.. also Spcn
did assortment Of IIar, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Port
Ncn,a, Fancy Cologne. all for safe cheap
BOND X KELLOGG,
Upper Town.
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Eo! Wath.fa.

SFsSS fact. tic Enjoys up country, say Eureka City
& Is the best point the Mnnc.oIa.Iiycr; that
the Railroad t..y going 10 build leading Dubuque,
Iowa. ST. PAN. Minnesota viii the Minnesota RI
Yer right ri Eureka that have the bet Agricultural
c,uQtry surrounding Eureka there is in the Territory.
Now. il DON'T believe il just come UP ana see f1T
yourself. and will give You every lot 500
yaua'" town o. b. your purchasing another, aud i'm
proving il III such way that it will be crriable to tl
town. &. ADDISON BROWN.
Eureka City. Dec. -. 1853. I6-iy
& COUNTY AMI Town oTdcr, fcr sale the collecting
u and Agency once Of
TRUMAN ". SMITH,
dec3l Corner Third and n nncsota str els.
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2ONn Ve:'s, at tas cheap stoco, kcptty
~
Direct from New York.

MUST received dircc, from New York, and for sale
% very low FOX CASH wholesale and retail, the follow
Ing articles:
Is dozen Jars Fresh Preserves assorted, consisting Of
Pine Apples, Peaches, Pears Ounces, Cherry, Cirons,
Raspberry, &c.
s Doz Jar, fresh natural Peaches.
Dog Olives. Sar,incs whole AMI half boxes
Fresh Cove Oysters:
Pickles, Plain and mixed, in gallon and half gallon jars
Sweet Chocolate and Cocoa:
Worcester sauce;
Extracts OF all kinds: Essence Peppents Lemon, Cin-
namon, Cloves, &c:
Pine Apple Cheese:
English Mustard:
Catsup-Tomata, Walnut anil Mushroom.
Lemon syrup, Vermaci!a, Mackaroona. Pepper sauce,
stoughton Bi,ter, Pepper ASIce, Nutmcgs, Cinnamon
Cloves Ginger, SaIaatus, Pearl and Corn starch, Baking
Powders, Table, Dairy AMI salt, Rasns Figs and
Crons, soda and Cream Tartar, sperm, star and Tallow
Candles. Fancy soaps Young Hyson Imperial, SOuchOnR
and Gunpowier Teas, by the Pound In small Cay box
cs; Salmon Mackerel in kits; Dried Herring SNUFF,
Cigars OF all brands, from 2 to $50 per box Tobacco
choice grples Pecrsburgh Pure Leaf Also, an addition
to stock of liquors. Wines, and few baskets
Of Champagne, all OF which will be sold low for cash.
W. n. PERSON co.
Nov 10, 1s5;-1otf
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CHRIS TMAS AND NEW YEARS!
Presents for Young X old!! .

BpE NZ KARCHBR have now on hand the largest
~ and best selected stock Of French, German and
English Toys and Fancy Goods offered IL THIS feTri
Tory; among Others, cryn. bailey lea ssv OF all ki
sworcs Guns, Raites, Harmoniesk ASso.dens,, Vc:k-
boxes Knives Port Gonnsies, and large ASSORTMENT Ct
French AMI Chins Tea set's card i,skstS Cus az Ssa
GERS, and numherof ether srtice, too nuieIs
tor Also "rnai ;ne cakes, and plain aud fancy Can
dicS a wholesale ami retail. Pleas" Eve cAi!. hcJt
store to tie corner CT Cedar AMI Thru streets, AMI ST.
Anthony street near the An srican II5'isc.
de- II REM Il EtncJSg.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

EeY virtue writ Of Execution issued out, ard I'M
I'D der the seal OF the Dis,rc; Court for the county Of
Ramsey, uron judgment rendered by said Court on the
27h lay Of Septcmher A. y. 1853, in action wherein
Josiah Conlce is plaintiff, and Edward Stewart de:chd-
ant in favor of said plaintiff and against raid defend
ant for two hundred and twenty dollars
and twenty-five cents have, on this 18th dry OF De
ccmer, D. 1852 levied upon the 100 IS or parcels o.,
land situate in the Of st. Paul, in the county OF
Ramsey and Territory OF Minnesota, and known and des-
gnatcd Lots numbered five (o) and six, ~ IN BLOCH
numbered eight fS) in Winslows addition the Town Of
ST. Paul county aforesaid, the property of said
defendants which property shall expose ~ sale 81 pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, for cash. at the Court
House in said county, Saturday, the 2Sth day OF Janu-
ry, A. D. 1854, at ten O'Clock, in the forenoon OF said
days much thereof as may be sufhcient to satisfy
said execution and Sheri's and posndaE- thereon
and costs OF publication. GEORGE :. BROIf, Sheriff.
BY WARREN BRISTOL, Deputy.
Dated December is. 1858. l4-5w
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ELWARD:-
Oh yoir patch with song
Tti,' ragged mantle OF the in.cgn" cath!
MJst hopeless tuF, this o. nii IN IA Ks
Yau caui PIT laris Ia. M ar,.u icic,ti,
YJu nae, nui tinker Al this leakln. Will,
'f!o ruined psst al cure.
SALTLR:-
Edward, Tor shaEi p
Mt on path ct reformation runs
The trcih.ii.. earth. COD. eye doth i,.,.,, her
With lar m ,rr love than doth The maid ne mo, H.
S'caS II, harsh wurS Earth: She Is or nivtns'
AMI few vt rs, her sons, wha have ,s.t iicd
i wT!ii,l" T., her brow.
-iiesaaisr SmiL.:s i'0r.4s.
For 80 NJ IEDtC'S Bookstore
Dee }, Io5o-Isif
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Er.rrss Eretr;a's Maids Ct Eel O..

UADR says tia; Mil. Y. and Mrs. X. have been
Il z appJ.ntc,! DANES i lonaeUro the Empires, Ia
Certainly! 1t takes American gems 10 sparkle la Tor
clgn tiaieplS. Now dcars, slant UP for YOUR
country, AMI all s Institutions. till last gasp. = i'll
here for all your boots ait, ouae;s. Tell til.
France Is ,ainous place, aud tina; you
tina yOu II eating ii d funct frog yuur frtas-
Keep s,F upper lip VIII, that mix ani water Ma
lo!eon speaks TO you, aud give those Little dapper Frc
.s AL d.-FerE L.apes-for sai-
LEbti,S R,oka,ofr.
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FINANCIAL ITEMS.

(Reporie,l tceekiy by c. H. Parker, Banker, 81. Paul.
Money is growing scarce, and more difficulty is felt in
obtaining it at the former rates OF qnoa,i'n For sp"cn
purposes per cent. per month with real estate
c,rity is freely oGrc and in cannot be OBJ
:aue! i, that. The railing rates firm at per cent.
per month first class paper, AMI in any instances 3
Is paid.
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Strayed.

HIROM tie subscriber, ia October, one darklsh bay
mare. Old last spring. She had one white
hind foot black name, tail and legs, broke to ride. and
IS with foal. Also at the same time, one bay colt las
springs foa!. white hind foot, small star in the
face, and black main and tail. Whoever will give in
forniaon to in st. Paul, where they may be found
will be well paid for their trouble. GEO. CUINE Err
st. Paul. Dec. II, 1883. li-u
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Pleasant Sites for Pleasant Homes,
IN w Ar r en- g. WINS @ w {
ADDITION TO ST PAUL.

ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.
TE7iiIS beautiful portion OF st. Paul. situated On both
Il sides OF TROUT BROOK, which intersccts the
Saltwater road in the vicinity OF the SANToMfNE Io
TEL, having at large expense secured and
fully laid out by the proprieors into addition to ST.
Paul, is open TO the p:bc for individual improve
ment and establishment. For delightful suburban resi-
lenccs the lots in this addition present every advantage
that could desired They in size, from fifty to six
~ feet front, BY from hundred feet in depth
and situated as to command magnificent views Of
the city. the river, the stream and surrounding country.
soil is admirably adapted gardens and for the con-
suction Of dry and healthy cel!ars-a most important
consideration to those desiring build for themselves
comfortable and convenient residence.
Fine springs CT the purc. water abound on both sides
the bluff, while at its base flows beautiful and ncv-
falling rivuet. Several expensive and substantial ed
ccs being erected the banks of the stream,
While quite number OF others are 70 be commenced
y in the spring. The subscriber being anxious to bring
this picturesque roT;icn Of the town prominently
into notice, and not being altogether ac;Uaci by merce
nary considerations, will spare cxerons or expense 10
effect SO desirable result--coustant Improvements an!
decoration may be relic! upon. Those who desire TO
Luid within six n.ot> year bc accommodated
with lots at iaile valuation, by application to the
subscriber at hi> .!te, where certified Plat Of the 'i
di;icno Is always 20 be seen.
JOHN ESAIAS WARREN.
81. Paul, Dec. Il, 1858. 1i-9m
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Territory of Mnnesota county Of In the Distrc;sour
Washington, So. +. W. Phillips, 1>t Judicial Dist
Hanks. civil action.
To Stephen p. Hanks, defendant:
ATOI hereby summoned and required TO answer the
n Complaint OF the above named paintit1. which
complain, This day filed in the utc" If rticr
District Court, of Washington aforesaid and
copy your the said complaint my
office in saltwater in the county of Washington, Terrific
ry Minnesota, within thirty days after the service Of
hi, summons upon exclusive Of the day OF such ser
and il you fail ID answer the laid Complaint
aforesaid the paintiG in this action will upon such fail
aforesaid, apply to the Court for the
Lief demanded in the complaint. s. J. X. MCMILLAN.
Attorney for paintin.
Saltwater. Nov. 9th, 1888. 1T-Gw
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Omen all Day.

HArE deem II necessary to give notice to
w friends and customers, that some of Us - viii
be foun! hand New Years ut all hours OF the DAY
or night and in conclusion wish our nirhbor i'll the
trade and every body else, Happy New Year.
BOND 4 KELLOGG.
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Illustrated by very good map, and the whole
work appears to be accurate and Trustworthy.
We recommend itas a valuable addition TO the
history and geography of the Far Wcst.-Boston
Courier.
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THE ST.. PAUL DRUG STORE

HE 81. PAUL DRUU NIURE
And More of its Resources. Il
!, ONCE more present to the public --~esS
CZ3 few articles comprising q very small x.
w part our extensive stock, as It is I'M s4k =
u possible TO present an entire list IN any
advertisements shalt continue to notice Lead
ing articles from time t. time customers give
time. We also ,ro'd stick TO our last hut having fall
confidence in our capacity to produce something different
II not better We therefore, without appropraiirs
thGder of e:herS cit.o giving due credD proceed
business. dec II
EBAY Rim received by the las, and FOR sale by
dec II 60 CENTRAL DRUG STORE
AspICES, Cinnamon. Pepper. Alspice, Mac Nu,megs.
- Ginger, Cloves. Mustard, &c.,hy
Wv. nIcncox.
EIRTSrRvET, FIt-lT-Pears. Pnms, Peaches Pine
e arIlc, Apricot. curraa;'. &C., at the
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
SALAD OIL "vs's' q,
& toHN STARCH FOR pies, cussars,ehianc mango, sc.
~ It s also held In high estimation diet for nva-
| lids. For hy WV. HICHCoX.
R AISINS few boxes those Gne, raisin., fer
M sale by W. W. HICHCOy,
deci7 Coz Third and Cedar streets.
4 top LIVER OIL, warranted pure and genuine. for
u sale at the DRUG STORE,
dec il cor Third and Cedar SIS.
6t1GARs, few thousands best Havana cigars which
a We Will sell to the trade at reduced prices, Mt the
Dht u ~ CHEMICAL
dee II cor Third and Cedar rts.
HN7INDOW GLASS-al,.loush assortment Is bro
w kun "c have SIN large lot which will be 10
order al the ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
& iLASSwARE-thc remains Of a stock Of Glassware
0S embracing syrup cans. cream pitchers. tnmbl-rs.
preserve jars, Sc'' Tor sal" by w. ". HicHcox.
EsERfUAERY and Cosmetics, large assortment for
"a tisn and domestic; dealers, give us o call at the
ST. PAUL pgUG STORE.
GsLoAN'S AEDICINEs-a large assortment Of thcsa
- deservedly popular medicines at
sLOhN'S AGENCY.
cor Third and Cedar streets.
& SOCGH CANpY-storn's and Wallis for sale by
v W. W. IIICHCOX.
EErRE Brandy Gin and Wines, sale ',.r medicinal
u purposes at cor Third and Cedar streets.
!. >hNARY Seed, Bristol B-icS am! OF other ar
dec IL CENTRAL DRUG STORE.
Cough! Cough!
FsSiS Troublesome disease be Permanently, cured
u and pre,lisro>!tion to all affections Of tie Lungs
ani lroncla, ami cured by frequent use Of either
Storms Cough Candy.
Wallis Excelsior Candy.
ioc SAL at nICIICO&'.;
Corner Sd and Cedar streets.
The Public
"a I'LL. i,lnas" hear in mind that tho only
W tig"i1ei agent for
DIR. JIync's Medicines,
ic; Art oscrvcily POPULAR They have been Known
lo; require an address from Ia to bring them into
r,o,cc U!CHCOX.
4 LMASAcs for 1854 now t'dy ior srstaiso.!s dis
~ 1rinlcn at UlCIICOX'S
Proprietary NJ iicine Store.
Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad Money
EE7AKEN IN exchange for Drug: =, tho Drug s.! Mee
q cine establishment ut
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-12-31
TO the Ladies,

q i00PERS Isnglass in sheets AMI strc,s, Owls
u starch, ETC.. for Jellies, Banc Mango. buildings,
Pastry. ETC.. all in large quantities for suppcr, fairs and
parties, and for sale low at
BOND s. KEiIOGG'S
City Drug Store.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-12-31

Forty-eight Splendid lots,
COMPRISING two and a half acres each and situated
q 81. Paul. Capitalists strangers or citizens
wishing purchase desirable property for cottage resi-
,ences, riNas summer houses invited TO call and
take one look the locality.
The soil is OF the first quality and perfectly adapted FOR
gardening the culture Of tn. grape.
HENRY MCKENTY,
Dcalerii in Real Estate.
st. Paul, Dec. 2!,'1s52. 15-1y