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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-09-10
AN,.s.&T5AN HOUSE,

D ODNEY PARKER, late of the American HOUSE, Low
IL ell, Mass, having lease the large hotel at the
upper end of ST. Paul, with everything in proper order
for the convenience of travellers, boaer, families de-
string furnished apartments, respectfully invites his
friends and the public to give him CALL believing that
he do much for their comfort be expected
in country, not yet supplied with regular markets.
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VIM. IIIingyOrth,

"ATCH AND CLOCK Man e
w ufacturcr, corner of Jackson and Fifth l,S al
street, ST. Paul, begs to return his siuccre thanks ,
to the Inhabitants of St. Paul for their kind patroag and
support since his arrival from England and hopes through
same.
n. b. Having had thirty years experience in Manu-
featuring Clocks and Watches. of every description,
he feels himself competent to undertake work ntrSed
to his New watches male to order and wheels cut
for the trade. WIN. lLIINtiWORTII,
2-IS Matchmaker, corner Of Jackson and Fifth.
~ beautiful assortment of French and English Lc-
and Lepincs, and American clocks, both new and
secondhand constantly hand and for sale the above
place.
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NUMBER 50.

before and We're he to even manufacture five
times as many as he now makes. the reputation
which they have gained for great durability
and never-failing accuracy in the measurement
OF time, would insure for them ceascless and
rapid sale Mr. Brown is connected with the
extensive wholesale clock establishments, No.
3 COurtlandt street, New York, and Nos. 81 and
ls3 North Third street, Philadelphia.
These are the largest clock warehouses, in
their respective cities, in the world. From
their immense business. they are able to sell
the best clocks manufactured at the very low
est prices. Mr.. Brown has also agencies in Bal
tihore, San Francisco, London, England and
naples Italy and his clocks are sent over the
world into every zone and cline. They are
everywhere mans ever watchful monitors in
the progress of life and time steals nowhere so
nolselessly around him, but they shall observe,
ana mark before his eyes, and tick gently into
his ears. every golden moment it shall bear
from his life away.
In concluding our sketch of Mr.. Brown we
do not know what we can say of him more brief
or comprehensive, than that he is the prince of
clock manufacturers and we may add that
he is every way an estimable man such man.
in short, as the world loves to see prosper. No
man i'll Bristol has stronger friends than he.
Many OF the most enterprising business young
men OF the town, are those in whom he has re-
cOgnizcd merit, and lent Il helping hand. His
characterfor enterprise, and the success which
has attended his perseverine efforts in business,
furnish an example to others which they may
do well to regard. Messrs. Smith Il Goodrich
arcquitc extensive clock manufacturers of Bris-
tol, and next to Mr.. Brown, are the largest.
Their thirty y-hOur brass clocks are superior ar
ticies, and meet with very ready sale. We
might speak of some other manufacturers Of
less note, but we must be content with suggest
ing TO any who would know more of Yankee
enterprise, displayed in the manufacture of
clocks, to visit Bristol, in some of their summer
tours to the notable places and localities of that
land of the Yankees, old Puritan New England.
Should the reader of this article ever go to
Bristol, he will probably observe a tall strait
man, some seventy years of age, but still active
and enterprising as one of half his years. Ifhe
takes notice of such a man, then he will have
seen Mr.. Joseph Ives, the inventor of the brass
clock movement. This gentleman still dcvotcs
his whole attention to business. and is continue
ally getting up some improvement in the man
ufacture OF brass clocks. But for the invention
and improvements of this man, the price of good
time-keepers, now SO extremely low. would pro-
bably have been from twenty-five to fifty dol
lars. From time to time, different clOck-mak-
ers have moved out of Bristol into some other
towns. near, or adjoining it but the manufac-
turcr of brass clocks seems to prosper no where
so well, as in the town where they originated,
and where their inventor still lives, taxing his
ingenuity i'll their improvement.
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VOLUME 9.
THE MINNESOTIAN,

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BYJ.P. OWENS & G. w. MOORE,
Saint Paul, Minnesota Territory.
TERM 1.-Two DOLLARS per annum
in advance. Three Dollars If not in ad-
vance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING,
(NONrAREIL TYPE oRITs EQUIvAL
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS, 81 90 per square Of
twelve llnes for the first insertion and fifty per
square for each subsequent insertion.
YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS.
One column, $50 90
Half a column, 80 90
One-fourth of column, 20 90
Business Cards not over six lines, 90
Over six lines and under ten lines, so
Over ten lines and under fifteen lines, 10 90
For all changes ordered in advertisements, charge will
be made OF thirty cents per 1000 ems composition
We charge the above prices, uniformly for ad
vertising.
JAMES VI. GOODHUE, Pioneer,
ID. A. ROBERTSON, Democrat,
OWENS MOORE, Minnesotan.
st. Paul March 24th, 1852.
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,HN ESAIAS WARREN JOSEPH WAKEFIEL
Wakefield & Warren.

.4ffOrneys and COunseN70rs at Lar ana S07i-
cHOrs IN Chancery.
Office OH Third Street, between Roberts and Mnnesota
st. Paul. Min. Ter.
W. W. will attend with diligence and care to all bu
sness Of their professU in the different of this
Territory that be intruste 10 them. Their arrange
mentS In The of New York and Rhode Island are
such Will enable them business Of general
those States with the utmost dispatch.
They will attend the collection Of debts, the
locating Of Land Warrants, the purchase and sale Of city
lots or Estate in the country, and to all other mat
tiers directly indirectly connected with the profession.
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w. p. MURRAY,

ATTORNEY COUNSELOR AT LAW,
ST. PAUL, MINI. TERR.
WILL attend promptly and diligently to all business
w inrustci TO him. Having made himself acluaint-
ed with the quality and situation of the surveyed lands
in the territory he prepared locate land warrants
the advantage Persons at distance may send
their and their interests will be attended
to they present. ~ once on Third sreet.
September II, ISL.
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Lightning Rods g. Chain Pumps

Ii persons wishing either of the above named arti
IA ccs can be supplied at once 10y addressing at
ST. Paul ST. Anthony by leaving orders at j. F. Full
lerton's, ST. Paul. II. BaPs, Dorman's block, st. An
thony.
furnishing this superior copper point,
tipped with pure Platinum and plated with silver Pur-
chaserS can have their choice, these or Spratt's.
st. Paul, July 2. (I2tO J. B. MITCHELL.
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Rogers House.
Roberts Street Near Fifth,

St. Paul, Minnesota.
TTNIE subscriber has opened accommodations for board
dodgers and travellers in the large brick build
ing situated above, where he will he happy to accom-
moiatt To the extent OF his ability all who otter. His
terms reasonable, and his table furnished with all that
the market affords. He hopes his eXerons to please will
2-4Itf JOHN ROGERS.
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NEW YORK BAZAAR,
1t the .NeU York Store. st. .fnth0ny Street,
LOUIS BLUM,
now receiving and opening of the largest stocks
OF goods offered in this Territory, which As usua
tremendous rush at l.. Blum's New York Bazaar
to secure and buy the
.N'eU StyIes Of S53.
Which for beauty and neaness, quantity and quality
were never surpassed here. We have in the
Ladies': Departmen
beautiful assortment of plain, changeabe ana figured
silks which entirely Styles also all trimmings to
match: plain AMI figured Bareges silk Tissues plain and
figured silk popns light and dark muSlinS' frlhs Lawns
parcge de Lanc; which for beauty were never eHeeed
and prices that hard to beat any qahy Of Cling
hams all styles coors light and dark calicoes which
YOU have only To examine to they are haiSome in
The shawl Departm ent.
may be found beautiful line o silk Thloets, Cashmere
Brooches, single ani long haws; with the ana most
complete assortment silks, Laces and Matiilas ever
offered, and which for beauty and ncatn IS cannot be sur
passed.
Hosiery latest styles of collars and under sleeves chem-
sets; Bands; Edgings IBserting; plain ad embroidered
iaEdkcrchefS; very large lot of Fancy Uoousi french
perfumery, etc. very large assortment OF
Jewelry and silver are.
will to my old customers and the public IN general,
that stock large and well assorted, and bought ex
pressy be sold; shall be sold cheap as
tabiishment west of New York do shall purchase,
receive and keep stock repeniShed with all the FASH
onable styles of goods during the summer months.
Finally, would say to all those wishing good bargains
in goods. to be sure and call at
Blum's New YORK b aZaar,
Saint Anthony street, before purchasing as the Goods will
be shown freely and 1t will cost nothing 10 examine the
stock. LOUIS BLUM.
St. Paul, June 90, 1853. 4ltf
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
Notice.

TAMES A. CASE, late of the n. V and Erie Railroad,
u has entered into opartnershp with S. p. Folsom,
(under the name of Folsom Casc) the purpose Of
With that of surveying and Civil Engineering. The public
patronage is respectfully solicited.
T. A. Case refers to Thos. A. Emmett. jr. Esq, Chief
Eng r. r. r.; Thos. HaSsard ESD, Chi Eng. +. and n.
" CITY R. R., and Edward Everett, Esq, Res. Eng. e..
V. X. K. -
Folsom s Case refer to Ex Gov. Ramsey. Hon. III. H..
Sibley H. NJ Rice and II. A. Lambert, Esqs. and Wkin
& Van Etten, Counsellors at Law, of ST. Paul.
S.P. FOLSOM,
NAV o. IS53, 4Otf j. A. CASE.
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St. Paul Iron & Brass Foundry,

VINlIE subscriber having purchased the Foundry in this
l. place formerly owned by G. W. Borup & Co., and
having thoroughly refed it, is prepared furnish
castings of all descriptions the reasonable
Mill Gearing Shans, Boxing, ETC., will be executed
In good style be onni iu the Western World.
Steam Engines and Threshng machines repaired
short notice. Stoves of ali kinds furnished with inside
plates, doors, grddes, etc. Patterns of all descriptions
made to order. Also Brass and Composition Castings
all descriptions Babbit metal, Lining, ETC., made the
best materials and warranted.
Old Iron, Brass and Copper taken in exchange for
Castings. +. GILMAN.
st. Paul, June 4, 1853. 3sm6
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p Hundred


i'lincuy un-
Pc 10 sell at
\ can buy a
r season for
hers or mer.
y be induced
sehd orders
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NEIHAUS & BROTHER
Real Estate.

lAVstl StdtCs
sfNr offer property situated in the town of ..AA
4SSsasSa ST. Paul and its immediate vicinity, for 1&si1
ETES sale extremely low for cash. The terms kisH
<--. such do not often present themselves Aas
TO the capitalist of moderate meas 10 invest mon
ey in prosperous and rapidly growing town and its vicn-
ity. Among various property have dispose the
following, viz: dwelling house and several lots of land
in central part of st. Paul, with abundant supply
cecnt water; also, small house adjoining. With this
property will be sold about ten of land covered with
large and thrifty growth of wood-a great object
that the Sioux land cannot least at present, supply
with fuel until in market.
have also for sale number of five acre lots with
growing timber. situated and in the immediate vicinity
of public roads and not a mile from st. Paul.
The above property will be sold such low terms for
cash. that the purchaser Immediately sell again at
advance. For sale timeprces will be proporonably
higher. Apply to HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Third street, corner of Cedar,
43tf Or to B. +. HOYT, st. Paul.
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Ii. +. Davis & Co.

Are receiving at the Rice House, every st. Louis
steamer, large additions to their Groceries and
Provisions, which they selling at small profits. They
determined that the toilng millions shall have their
goods at fair prices. Call and see.
May 81, 1853. 37tf
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Removed.

INR j. II. DAY oil his office next door to the
~ Post Office.
n. b. Those Indebted to the subscriber will be called
uuDn immediate settlement.
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THE TELEGRAPH

IIAS been reared upon its million piers making the
II lightning bear upon its fiery wing the once
carried by the fleet post horse.
The Snort of the Iron Horse,
he bounds the iron track will be heard in the
forest beautiful praries but noihwithstand
ing these triumphs human genius, and the that
c. 10,
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! k0Qo
S IN
Foods
ksss

| to direct
Ito the extent
Eh they otter
Pn Buildings,
kys find here
fally wanted,
|r, by weekly
Eides in New
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-14
Short Greek lands for Sale
In Ohio county, HirRinia

WlslISG TO dispose OF my Real Estate pri
vate sale until the list day of November next my
III the County of Ohio, situate omthe Creek,
containing about five hundred and sixty This
ey is desrably located on both sides OF the Wheeling
West Liberty and bethany Turnpike, about seven miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty. -
The farm is in the highest state Improvement, having
large amount OF new plank fencing, and judcously on
in fields for farming and grazing purposes There oil
the premises two good dwelling houses, with ample
bling cribs, &c. There also good tenants
Houses. There is commodous bat ed
and eight feet long by forty in width in
particular for the wants the farm, including ample she.
ter for twelve hund cd sheep.
will sell these lands in whole part, TO suit tho
wishes OF those desiring 10 purchase. Terms lib.
cral.
The rapidly advancing improvement city Wheel.
g the facilities afforded by the various rail
lions about to be completed with the West;
board the excellent market afforded Wheeling for
The productions of country render this
highly desiI able for wishing profabIy and
has seldom been that finer inducements been held
out to purchasers l. w. MITCHELL,
Wheeling, Sep. 81, 1852.
D-Washngton Reporter and Examiner, and wesburr
TIeraIdp - -
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By the National Line.
FOR tn : OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb, 12.
SENATE.-Mr. Davis reported back the bill he
introduce d last week proposing reciprocal! fishing
rights and privileges, between American and Bri-
tlsh fishermer, in waters of both countries; which
was postponed.
House Bill regulating fees 10 be allowed Clerks,
Marshals, Attorneys, Solicitors, Proctors, and 9th
ers IN the United States Courts, was passed with
various amendments adjourned.
-! HousE.-Mr. German from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported bill for the relief OF
Col. Fremont, appropriating $4,000 to relieve
hlm from certain costs, damages and bail in Eng
land The money was obtained on four Severals
drafts, but which are not met at maturity for the
reason that there was no appropriation out of which
to pay him. Funds were sent by VI. Fremont in
to the then Territory of California for the support
OF troops; which, after debate, was passed. Ad-
iourned.
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ARRIVAL OF THE is BEL.

CHARLESTON, Feb. IL.
The Isabel from Havana on the sth, arrived to-
day. Mr.. King arrived at Havana on the 9th, in
improved health. The English Man-of-war offer.
ed salute, which was declined.
The Cyane sailed on the It'll for Fortugas and
Pensacola.
AT Havana, since the 2sth, the weather ha.
been good; sugar has arrived mole freely, and COM
mands higher prices.
The loss by fire at Cardenas, is estimated at full
ly 81, 100000.
~ Numerous shipments are reported at Key West
The Lighthouse is progressing. Provisions are
scarce; curgo of butter and groceries would fine
ready sale.
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Important to Farmers!

the time is approaching when farmers will prepare
"a their ground Tor spring crops the subscribers
recluy inform them that they have large quantity good
clean Barley Tor seed which they will sell moderate
price, or loan favorable terms, provided they get
- oduce, for which they will the market price, fifty
five Gents per bushe will contract for term years
and will pay fifty cents bushe cash. for all the
IncrS Will grow and deliver brewery.
We make this offer to farmers, hoping II may induce
10 raise as much Barley as we require without purchas
in foreign markets; have hitherto been compelled
buy large Quantities season. the States Kentucky
and New York. also in Canada for establishments
anil in Pittsburgh.
We beg suggest the necessity OF sowing plump
clean grain and 10 be careful in harvesting thresg aud
cleaning. as we cannot use inferior damaged Barley.
We Will also have good Winter Barley, for seed, ready
10 next Fall.
lecl0-3md GEO. w. SMITH r. Co
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAM RS,
Patent I'I,osgcnc GINS,

FOR UnHISG THE SAME.
This Lamp JorProducing portable Light is confdenit
recommended as superior 10 any other
flE LIGHT is produced by the burning aeriforn
l. Cas- which is emitted in beautiful jets small ne r
iorations in Platina.
The Gas is generated is used the heat offts or
combustion acting the burner the Liquid
In tie Lam Thus II is perfect and portable apparatus
for cieatirG and burning aeriform Gas s.f
lis ION is such, that all possibility accider
rom its use Is ELY removed and the great simplicity
Its arrangement renders il less liable get oordertLaI
any other kind Of Lamp requires cleaning an
ming, do the Oil and Csmphene Lamps burns equally
WE'LL either with without glass globe or shade and PEI
fecty free from smoke or odor.
The opinions ofhe scientific may be learned from the fat
that at the Annual Fair OF the American Institute in 1886
SILVER MEDAL was awarded to the Inventor, and Di
poma to The Manufacture the was pronoInc
ed the REST LIGHT ever exhibited to the Institute.
Tie above for sale, Wholesale and Retail. by
J. X. DUNHAM & co,
selniT ~ TyhaoI;.- ",
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FREEDoN IRON Cousu TEN MIsUrEs.-when thi.
announcement first appeared advertising columns
accompanied by prices only per box we nat-
rally supposed it mere catch penny but begin to
it as sober reality. As coughs, hoarseness &C. are
somewhat prevalent perhaps render our read
ers little favor better than recommend to those who
may be afflicted to try Bryan's Pulmomc Waters to be
had at the agents-Csee adv0 They pleasant to the
palate and their curative effects truly wonderfu-Neo
Orleans Dslta.
P.S.-we endorse this
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Wheeling and belmont Bridge COMPANY

.
M HEREAS, by act OF the General Assembly OF Vir
w GINA. passed June 8, 1852, the Wheeling AMI lei
mont Bridge Company authorized increase
capital stock to amount not exceeding three hundred
thousand dollars including the stock already subscribed
and further authorized 10 equaZe with the
stock by the issue of much OF the tho
old holders the Board of Managers might deem eqta
be
And whereas, the stockhold said Company their
annual meeting held the Bird day OF January, 1851 a
horized the Board of Managers TO increase The capital
took of said company according to The provision said
act and to take such steps under the uds
ment should he reasonable and proper.
And whereas, at meeting of the Board of Managers
said Company held the 18th day of January 1853
resolved that the capital stock hereof should be
sixty thousand dollars and the President Clerk of said
company were ordered 10 make the and
the steps necessary to hooks and receive
tons for new stock fer said increase of CAPITA
Notice is hereby given that books subscription
stock will be opened the office Russell Fzhus in
the city OF Wheeling on Wednesday the 9th day March,
1885, and will continue open at the
from and after that time Two dollars each share Of
stock will be required be paid time of
and the residue thereof required by Board OF Mama
gers. By order OF the board,
JAMES BAKER, Pres't.
III. fianl f.df
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River fallen four feet since last evening. Flour
dull at 10; Whiskey 19Aa20, closing heavy;
Butter and Ch'7Se unchanged; Provisions, Dbl and
bulk meats firm with good demand; Mess Pork a.,
15al Is, closing firm at latter rates; Sides 63 closing
at 6s; Shoulders not much enquired or and lots
We're offered at 81 though generally held at 81;
Lard unsettled, but difficult to r-alze over 9;
Nothing trsnSpred in smoked meats; The execu-
ton OF several large orders has given more conf
dence TO trade generally; Linseed Oil, firm at 10;
Sugar firm and IN good demand; Molasses 29aa3O;
Coffee S4a104; Clover Seed, small sales at 5,25.
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Valuable Property for anie or Co
M L, In,

TIE under signed offers for sale partnership,
HAST FURNACE, located four miles from the line
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and Paramount Mnrn
Co. Va together with abundance of lion Ore LiElc
stone, Coal and Timber, close the furnace The Icr
signed wishes either to SELL extend his operations,
TO any one having Rolling Mill Foundry in wheclirg,
VINO Will lon in with this establishment, urEIsn
steam Ergine he win offer the most liberal terms, rccciv
Specimens OF the Pig may he seen at tho
Office OF the Wheeling lntel!igcncer.
Cost Of Iron delivered the furnace, per
Cost OF Charcoal, per 100 bushels. 2,T5
Hon Thomas Hayi-~-.i will receive and conduct any
gentlemen TO the establishment who desire TO visit and
examine it.
OCt1l-tT JOHN
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Andrew NcMicken
vs..
~ W..
In debt and attachment.

In Circuit Court OF Ohio county-Vi' ginia:
ny virtue of an order in the above 1t
9TH day OF October 1882 undersigned Sheriff Ohio
ouny will sell at public auction TO the highest
bidder at the front door OF thu Court House Ohio
ty, on Friday the 18th day March. 1852
hNe C9 SIX CO.. seven a. and eight CSJ, in square
bered sixteen Ci6) South Whe n.y. formerly Ritchie-
town, or so much thereof as may be necessary
The lots can be examined by persons wishing 10 pur
chase.
TEEas OF SALE-A credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months VIII be given for tho purchase money the
ser executing his notes with satisfactory Enforcement
bearing interest from the day OF sale, AMI payable the
Northwestern Bank OF Va, and the title will be reAined
until the last payment is made.
j. * =. att 's. WIN. s wICKHAM,
febIi rHoF Ohio
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The Tow SwANN has been compared to full
blooded race horSe;-neat, clean and trim, the
perfection of symmetry, with tremendous impell-
ing apparatus, and with not pound of extra
tackling. Tunder and blixen but wont she
run. Look out down there. Kentucky, Old Vir-
rinia,s coming on 500 mile heat!