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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-11-19
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

AS FOLLOWS:
cases cape a!ocs 5000 ozs Fans ou;n:pe
do SOARING aloes LOCO ozs iodine
do Turkey Myrrh 800 lbs Ilver powder
bbis su.ar cad 1000 ytl- a,ih. sve plaster
- cases rh'ilarb root 5000 lbs supl ether
90 Dds birthstone 1900 lbs Eng AMI Am cal'n,ei
oD's gum suiae S,ooO Eng and American blue
. 90 gum EtlboSc
10 do gum aSsafu;ida 1000 sulp acct and muir
do + india 10 do mlrphi.
10 do Turk gum arabic IS of Bermuda and
SoO Kegs sup carr, soda arrow root
bh!s ialsam Copaiba 70 borax
",Goo HIS aqua ammonia cases canthardes
5uo lbs tow,d red ak % bb.s tarter
10000 lbs spirits nitro so boxes tart acid
i'oov ozs iodhie potash zoo cases BuwIfs blister
cas's gIln tracacanth tissue
8 do Turkey opunr 5000 lbs Az Cayenne
ioO boxes epson salts 200 lbs chioroform
80 cases powd rhubarb 500 lbs co~os suI,m,t.
o,Ooo euphur LOCO lbs red prrcipitate
Nhch Win n large lot of CHEMICALS from the man.
",'''"H vi POWERS q -" eiShnan makes stock COM
PAINTS, OILS, AND DYESTUFFS:
400 bhl, lnsccd oil Is cases pruss,,r h,n.
10 W oois 'u. Prhnnc % casks refined whale oil
10 tons Of rcd lead AMI SO bbis tam rs, oil
On ,,, Nsia-se 10 casks sperm oil
=" n',n "Hi'Hs 20 casks sweet oil
30 bhls putty o, co.Ds ,,,.a~.. ,,,
as, '''iAeets IN 500 boxes ext OgwOod
25 b,,Is ca,rroo, 2oo bbis ST and chip'd log
o. ts 'aniwood wood
20 casks Dutch mNltlcr SO bills CT and eb,,,a
90 kegs Paris green ,,st,. ~ A'Pu
FURNISHES:
10 DDS sopa varnish No. IL bbls Japan varnsh
10 bblS Coach varnish "A 'A''S"
From the mandatory of Smith stratton, New York.
winch Is a guarantee OF their superiority.
BRUSHES:
i:ooo doz ADAMS extra paint brushes ,ssor,n,
900 doz Adams extra varnf,h brushes asso-teI
oO 4z ADAMS extra wall brushes, assorted
wv w" r-hsisi and French tooth brushes, assorted.
1900 GLASS AND GLASSWARE.
@'oVo boxes window glass, from 6xS, 10 34x4o Pitts.
burrh brands ~, -"'-
i;ooo boxes assorted apo,hecary ware
PATENT MEDICINES.
ON % popular Patent Medicines OF the day, constantly
OH Eaiid al Manufacturers prices.
PERFUMERIES:
lay 'o' ana foisePs soaps, cologne, extracts, &c,
TOBACCO:
500 boxes Virginia tobacco. All br,,as o., -,
February 49, lS53-23f
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GRAEFENBE3G VEGETABLE PILLS.

History Of The GrGcfenbery IeyetdGle PiHS-Perfer-
tom the result Of uadirided atention.
TIL" inventor Of these Pills. possessing Ion. and init
mate ac ainacc with the human system, and with th
numerous medicines u which medic al usually
studied for many long and wrarome years upon the sin
gle Proposition how to prepare Pill. viii. would act In
harmony with the laws Nature, and expcl
without doing violence to the system.
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J. NJ. RICHARDS & CO.,

Grocers. Importers, g. Commission Merchants,
237 Water street, and 246 Lake street,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
Agents for New Bedford Whale Oil Factories. Agents
for the Forest River White Lead Factory. Agents for
Sheboygan Falls Saeratus Factory Agents for Mars's
Patent Oil. 45f
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1NHE subscriber, BY late arrivals Is In receipt
and opening IN his store ST. Anthony street, near
the American House, large and most complete
ment the above named goods, which will positively
lower prices for cash than before
this place. stock selected with great
and in and southern markets for
cash. he safely his friends and pub
lie generally that 1t will be to their interests to call
purchasing elsewhere and examine his stock, which
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CARNATIONS OF FRENCH NEwsPAPER.-Wben
Napoleon escaped from Ella and returned to
France, the Monteur announced the event as
follows: 1st. announcement, March. 1915. The
monster has escaped from the place ofhis ban
ishment; he has run away from Eliza I'd. The
Corsican dragon Q'ogre) has landed at Cape
juan Sd. The tiger has shown himself at
Gap. The troops are advancing on all sides to
arrest his progress. lie will conclude his mis-
cradle adventure by becoming wanderer
among the mountains; he cannot possibly cs-
cape.' 4th. The monster has really advanced
as far as Grenoble; we know not to what treach-
cry to ascribe it, 9Th. The tyrant is actually
at Lyons. Fear and terror seized all at his APP
pearance' 9th. The usurper has ventured to
approach the capital to within sixty hours
march, 9TH. Bonaparte is advancing by fore
ed marches; but it is impossible he can reach
Paris sth. Napoleon will arrive under the
walls Of Paris Tomorrow 9th. The Emperor
Napoleon is at Fontainbieau.' 10th. Iester-
day evening His Majesty. the Emperor made
his public entry and arrived at the Tuilcries
nothing can exceed the universal joy!'
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buy at Home!
7. PAUL BEDSIEAD AND CABINET
WARE MANDATORY.

Hbus at k1OAne
81. PAUL BEDSTEAD AND CABINET
WARE MANDATORY.
Hare Rooms, corner of Third and Minnesota
Streets.
- TEES & HUNT have received hy steamer Nominee
- IN addition 10 their former extensive stocks well Sc
lectcd assortment of
Furniture for Parlors and Chambers,
Including Sofas Chairs, Stands, Lounges, Tables etc., all
OF the latest styles and patterns, which they prepared
to sell at
Whole sale or Retail,
transported hthcr. We have recently established an cx-
tcISivr
BEDSTEAD MANDATORY,
And stunning ou,'' with great rapidly, Be,i,teads
Bei>tead Lounges, c., of all descriptions. The work
lansp is of the best quality, and the patterns of the
latest fashion, The scrvicea5le character tcis manu-
factures, of all kinds, l. far superior the Ssalc work.,
usually brought from below. Oar customers can RELY
upon being suited all Chairs all cscrjp
stands, breakfast dining, AMI all other kinds of
Tables Wardo5cs, sofas, Bureaus, etc.. constantly OH
hand.
YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS.
Just setting in life, be suited with everything they
may need in eur line, either for present future car-
gelci"s We are determined To make and sell in such
manner that Will be object for citizens to prr-
chase their furniture at home. Call and see.
March 18Th. STEES & HUNT.
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HO! WISh-ta-dO!!

HO! Wash-ta-dO!!
T L. FULLERTON, Third Street, near
y the junction with Bench. dealer Ladies' Dress
Goods, ReaiyMadc Clothing, Boots and Shoes Hats and
Caps, etc., having Just rcturnc, from expedition
the cities of New York ard Philadelphia, would inform
the inhabitants of st. Paul and vicinity, that he has Just
received the largest and best Spasonabie
goods he has before had the pleasure Offering
found
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
consisting casmercs, deaines apacas prints, fan
nels, beaclcd and nbeacleJ muslin, shawls, table
cloths, etc.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
consisting of Overcoats of all kinds. styles and prices
Dress and Frock coats Pants, Vests, Monkey jackets, etc.
excellent material. Under Clothing all kinds, II scry
Red, white, gray and green blankcts-a large guam
y.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
all kinds, heavy stock, consisting calf, kip
cowhdc and water proof Boots; calf, kip and morocco
shoes and slippers for and boys. Iaes' Kid and
gum overshoes ciLhi'S boots and shoes. etc.
HATS, CAPS, sc.
Mems and Boys fashionable styles varieties, III great
numbers.
In the above enumeration only few of the leading
articles are mento1e't To form Just conception Of Gil
that have to offer for sale will require patient per-
Our goods having been purcla5e st the East at extreme
low prices. enabled defy ali competitions Gail
and for yourselves.
st. Paul, November, 1852.
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,

In the building on the southwest Third Ro-
bers streets, diagonally from the worlds Fr
He has every thing in his line that be found
where, and Is determined to dispose Of his goods and
wares, for cash. at rates that reasonable will find
fault with. hope all friends and neghbors will give
CALL feeling satisfied that can trade with them ad-
TantageouSiy. 36tf BERNARD ROGERS.
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A TALL SCAREcRow.- Scarecrows-man
tured arrangements " set up in the cornfields to
scare away the crows" have their merits just
like everybody else. At least, we were once
led to believe so from what we overheard while
listening to small gathering of juvenile rus
tics cover in the Jarseys.'
"Scarecrows he. he says one of the par
ty, an overgrown, slab-sided, spooney-l looking
youth "he! he!'' says he, apparently in re-
ply to some remarks that had preceded his
You don't know anything about scarecrows.
If you'd seen one that Uncle Ben made once.
guess you d think so too. Why. Uncle Ben
made one once, and set itup in his daddy corn
field, that nearly frightened the feathers off OF
every crow that looked at it and. by golly!-
one crow that had been pecking around the field
for two or three days, after he had seen it, act
ually flew away and brought back all the corn
he had stole in that timc-fact!''
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GRAEFENBERG COMPA-
NY, NEW YORK. .,

THE GRAKFKNBERG sARsAPARILLA COMPOUND.
s warranted ten times more efficacious,
and ten times cheaper than any other known, no mat
ter how large the bottles exravagsnt the
and 1t is beyond all question most valuable preparation
the day. So highly It, that the dose is
but the half of small teaspoonfu, while the dose OF that
which sold in large bottles Is nearly full,
and has been pronounced decidedly injurious In many
cases, owing TO its liability to become and ferment.
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+. LOUIS PRICES.

MY customers may rely upon finding all articles In my
line constantly hand during the winter and at the
same prices previous to the closing OF navigation
Any thing purchased at my establishment not giving
entire satisfaction, will be taken back and the money
funded. wish distinctly understood that this is al
smoke. Let those who cheirs try and find out.
J. CAMPBELL,
Sept. 10 So Third street, near Jackson, st. Pau
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THE GRAEFENBERG CONSERVATIVE BALM.

II is beyond all question that the Consumption
(pthisic punonaris) Is Durable DISEASE. Some of
the ablest medical writers assert this among whom
cite the celebrated ancc. Andrai, Cryi-
er, Stokes and Williams. Their researches well
the more recent of Royce and Boudet, that
from pulmonary tulerce being necessarily fatal, IT spo-
taneOrsy cured by nature In vast number cases,
when large ulcers have been formed on the lungs.
The great object, is to the progress ulcers
Tor tuberces) upon the lungs, and heal them perma-
ncny. Health will then follow. This the Graefenberg
Consumptive Balm will do, and it is believed To he the
only remedy discovered II acts upon The
berces and invariably arrests their and restores
the lungs TO sOiness II will not replace those
portions the lungs already ccnsuIned but it will heal
what may be let's leaving the individual in health, though
it may be with diminished lungs.
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CHEAP CASH sTORE..WHOLE sALE
! -T AND RETAIL. TlFT III

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, HARDwA ARE BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, FURNITURE, hooks
AND STATIONERY.
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DIX.
As prepared for the Gracfcnbers Company, and bearing
the seal of that institution. None genuine unless Il has
the seal OF the company.
A CURE rs VIRRANTED.
This * sufficient induce every person sr-
ferns under this disease To try it. The money will be i'm
mediatciy refunded II cure docs not result
according to directions.
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The GRAEFENBERG EYE-LOTiOS.

Fer disorders of the this lotion has II Is COM
pounded upon the most scientific principles and Los
form ID extraordinary cures. For violent iniaiaiu dim
and failing of the sight, weakness eyes, nvo-
untary weeping, foreign substances eyes ETC.. il !.
positive and speedy cure.
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GRAETENBERG HEALTH BITTERS.

Ski!tuy ami elegantly prepared by the GraNfcnirrg
company, from number Of most purifying. nvicora n;
ana healing ROOTS, Banks HERBS vines, gathered
III NE forests and prairics of America. Sold ty
W. w. nlCliCON. -. Pau. and j. IL. STEVENS &
CO., 81. Anthony Falls.
September /. 1882.
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The above enumerated goods comprise only .mil
portion of my stock. ! shall keep constantly on hand
large quantity
PROVISIONS,
such as HAMS shoulders, butter lard, -four, pork, peach
rs, apples, potatoes, corn and oats. Also,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
consisting of whskey braudy port madeira, gin, porter
caret, champagne and ale. Also,
CLOTHING,
a complete and fashionable assortment, made I'D the
best manner, and of the best material. among which
orercOaS, dress and frock COATS and all kinds,
colors and Sizes under clothing in great variety. Also,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
very large and well selected assortment, too numerous
TO mention. Also,
hats AND CAPS,
embracing all the fall aud wtuter Styles Also, gene
IA! assortment of hardware, paints glass, tnwarc
ry, oils, &c. JOHN FARRl NGTON.
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Last but not Least.

RERNARD ROGERS, not having The
- fear of competition his eyes, would respect
fully inform his old friends and the public generally, that
he has opened IL fresh and well selected stock Of
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WHAT 1T REMINDS Is oy.-Whcn we hear q man
Boosting of having succeeded in business with
out ever having advertised. ii reminds us of the
old fogy who boasts of how far he has walked
IN day to save the expense Of riding in a rail-
road car. 81 would work an hour saving wood. ::
said shrewd Yankee. and earn a quarter to
pay my fare twelve miles. and go it in twenty
minutes, before spend four hours in walking
it." A man can get along without advertising
80 ne can go on foot to Albany, but what a fool
he is to do eithcr,-.E Y. Day Book,
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A lady at Columbus, Ohio. recently inquired
Of the spirit how many children she had. The
spirit replied four. The husband surprised at
the accuracy of the reply, also stepped in and
asked how many children he had, was answer
ed two. Probably that was the same mother
who. on another occasion, got indignant at her
children. for fighting over soppan. and cried
out, snow you, John, and you, Sarah Ann. if
you don't gist stop that, I'll go right and tell
both your fathers'
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On, CARRY Me BACK.-Whcn Sontap. the
singer, married count, to the despair of reg
1ment ofother suitors, including the celebrated
Count Monday, so called because he inveteratc-
y followed Sunday (sontag) she was still far
from the summit of her fame When she was
courted and caressed in all the European can't
tais, honored 10y kings and emperors, and pet
teu ny queens and Expresses she wus still re-
mote rom the acme of her glory. 1t was re-
served Tor the State of Virginia to crown her
with her highest honor. and accordingly She
has just been elected life member of tbs VII
ginia Agricultural Society! A "Sontap Prize :,
Of 500, has been endowed by her donation, and
1t was contended for at a grand ploughing
match, where the chivalry of the f. +. VS. en-,
tered the lists to compete for the purse honorcd
with her gold and her name while the Countess
herself was present to give her cOuntenance to
the knights of the plough's tail, and reward the
victor with one of her best stage smiles. Truly
TINS is one of the drOliest of ovatons ever offer
ca to an artist. Henceforward Madame Som
tag must be associated in the American mind,
WIN ploughng matches, the tobacco crop. the
last safes OF Galiego -four, the price of guano.
ana other interesting ideas connected with
agriculture in Virginia, and Garry me back
to Oid virgnny must be added to her roper
toire.-PhH. Bui.
FIRES AT GALENA.-We learn by the Golena
Advertiser, of the 9TH, that on the morning of
the 9th Nov, fire broke out in an establish.
ment owned by Philip Byrne, which was soon
burned down. Mr.. Byrne's loss was about
$3,000-insured in the Illinois Mutual Co.
$4,000. Goods belonging to persons adjoining
the building were somewhat injured, making
the entire loss near $4,000. On the same day
another fire occurred, by which property was
destroyed to the amount of $4,000. The fire
was hrst discovered in the White Bear Tavern
which was insured in the Illinois Mutual Insur-
ance 20. for $4,000. Most of the furniture in
the tavern was saved,
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Prom Che IRE lehss,hl-g Herald, osl G.
n. 4 % Nrn4,.s af -.


Quite large number OF the Formers Of spotlsylyania
assembled AZ the Court House o Monday last. for the Dur
pose Of hearing address u behalf the Rappahannock
Agricultural Society by that valiant champion Of the cause
d.. T.. +. White
Dr. White Introduced go neat and happy STYLE bv
VIM hans1Orous1, ~, and proceeded 20 make most
'c tol expose Ouc condition " the Society lie objects
&C..
We do no. propose 20 do mo- more than furnish cursory
review OF ths admirable address, which has had the effect
on avs keuirg general le,Ou thc part of the farm log 20.
forest of our county. Dr. W opened with reference
20 his early as'Oeatop.-hlt iutlo.c before him he re-
coguilcd lew who had started Boo lilo with him and who
Ike spires n he hel had escaped the keen blade Of the
rcaper-tat those who lcft had the solemn adnoni
ton that was autumn With thcu az in tho natural
world
The advantages Of Agricultural Societies we're then
dwclt upon With mastery ability, and their claims for sup.
port presented DO language No once ofcbo and eloquent
The necessity Of action, and that atocc on the part Of
the Farming community, deeply urgeI-thc stand ltn
policy one that would bring ruin Boo liz trainthis iu.
forest must move and adapt itself % the improvements
Oi the age or be- buried beneath their waves The aci-
ties to market said the speaker place this section in
competition with those Of the Great West aud We must
Jay hold and use all the appliances that Agrcural Chem
isry &C. affords which alone eau place us on the plat
form Of equality with competitors.
DR.. w then adyered % the natural and artificial adj
vantages OfSpotsyivania We had a Railroad on our
Southern border, Plank Road running through the en-
tire length Of the county proposed Railroad leading
from the Central Railroad, directly through the county
the City Of Fredercksburg,washe by the Rappahan.
nook on toe one side aud The Pamunky the other With
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sruA5sis sTATios, Krssrpsc Co., MASE.

July o. 1853.
SIR have the honor to communicate the interesting
discoveries made By Lieut. Commanding T. A. Craven and
Lieut.. Commanding J. N'Mirtt L. S. y, Assistant. in
the Coast Survey in their cruises for the e1pora
ton Of the Gulf stream south Of Charleston In running
the section the Gulf stream from Charleston Passed
Md-hipmhn Jones Of Lieutenant Maliis party in charge
OF the Coast Survey schooner Crawford discovered that
souudngs could be kcptat depths les than six hundred
fthOms entirely the stream bottom being brough;
up. Beyond tine Gulf the -Olndngs correspond
with those laid down upon the bank struck by Lieut. era
further south The Crawford on this bank on the
7th Ssh, Oh, aud lJth Of June Ga the eth bottom was
brought up from three hundred ilhoms IN latitude 81 d.
81, and longitude IS d. SO ] ..
On the 10Th Of June, 10 running the section the Gulf
stream om Cape Can ycra, Florida afcr crossing the
steam Lieut. Commanding Craven obtained sounding- in
four hundred and sixty iilhDIns and the bottom was
brought up, n Latitude 2S d. % - ~ and longitude ~
W. The shOh thus iu epeudeuty discovered bv Lieu
tenants Commanding MaIft and Craven was again struck
by the latter 10 the section from st. Augustine Flor
ida St. Simons, Georgia; aud Charleston south Carolina
full examination Of this ground, which is pro.
badly connected with the Bahama Bluk- will be made
soon The specimens q bottom brought up are deposited
in the Coast Survey Office.
would respectfully request authority 70 publish thi,
note. Yours, respectfully,
=, tsgned A. D. BAcnE sDpL
SscySiaryof ne TrSqfuyy.
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TIM WE,TuEE.-Altcs some eight days spell Of fine,
bright, springh", uracIng weather, on Saturday
introduced 60 one OF those uuwctnrg, provoking DAYS
that so invariably accompany fixed change IN this eli.
mate. Aud sunday evening the change itself came
after the cIhugahc d,y Sunday WIS itself delightful
day, but immediately after dusk the wind gradually vccrcd
toward The North, banged windows aud doors about
r and made the folks az home fancy themselves all
the more comfortable or the latter being closely shut
Warmer covering NJ night found necessary and
people began 10 speculate the price Of coal Ycstcr
das opened with u hut wintry aspect, and although
vcutured ont without looking before them they
reminded pretty kecnly that IL IL had
been. We know a least who took the first opportu.
nifty 10 get home aud exchange drill Tor warmer
woplou aud by tho time night coming be wonder
ed bow he should have felt " be- ad Winter is com.
inE uOw-tlat j. ficL-N ~. PicrDipc. Oct 4.
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Tnr FASIR Oh StvAs extensive Neciomantc apparatus
arrived yesterday board the Steamer Jamestown and
willy be arranged to present his ar.fmed Heather
Throne this eTening, at ODD Fellows Hall, when he
viii appear in his unparalleled feats of "Diablerie"
large audience was in attendance last evening greet
ed the various performances with the most
applause We predict a crowded audience this evening
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on Broad street. before the procession The occasion was
celebrated last night 10y AN entertainment at Lafayette
HILL 'N
NC could understand this Association has been FORM
ca Tor two purposes One to engage In tho Practice Of
"im"astc exercises the other, TO confer among them
selves what shall be their OF action Ia regard o The
pohea aud other movements OF the day. when they shall
become citizens of this Republic. All have taken tie ini
uaory to that cnd. The Association has also in view the
establishment OF strict social relations as the surc as of
uhahmiN and proper understanding upon all subjects
upon which, Ia the Of events their action may DO
| called for. - w