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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-05-07
SHERIFF'S SALE,
OF MINNESOTA,
Washington County.

Washington County.
District Court, Washington County.
DY virtue Of writ execution issued out and under the
IL seal Of the District Court aforesaid, upon Judgment
rendered by said Court February %, 1861 wherein
F. COmstock and Arson Comsock plaintiffs, and John
H. Brewster defendant, in favor OF said plaintiffs, and
against said John H. Brewster, for the 1914 81,
have on this twenty third day of April, A. D. 1858, lev
led upon, and shall expose to sale public auction, the
highest bidder for cash, the eleventh day June 1853
at the hour of ten O'Clock, in the forenoon, at the
the Register of Deeds Of Slwater in said county, all
right, title, interest and estate that the above named de
PENDANT John II. Brewser had in the following described
real property. the 22d day Of February, 1853, has
since acquired, or much thereof shall be sufficient
satisfy said execution and costs, to wit: TWEEN
y-eight 2S in block number twenty nine, 9 in the town
of Saltwater in the county Of Washington, and Territory
of Minnesota, with the building thereon situated and APP
purtenances thereunto belonging in anywse apperan
ing, according to the survey and plat Of said Still
water, which is duly recorded in the the Register
of Deeds Of said county Of Washington
Dated at Stlwater this 23d day Of April A. D., 1855.
WILLIAM C. PENNEY, Sheriff.
April 30, lS53-6w33
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Remember I!

THE Territorial Temperance Society
Il holds its anniversary at St. Paul In the Court HOUSE
On the
First Monday in May.
Let every friend Of Temperance from Lake Pepin to
Lake Itasca be there. By order Of the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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Burbank & Co.'S Express

prepared to transport light and valuable freight
at reduced rates, and will also attend to general
press business.
Messengers twice week per Nominee and West New
ton.
Office at the Warehouse Of Constans Burbank, RAN
alps Levee, St. Paul. April %.
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Neau Harness Establishment.

TNE subscribers would inform the citizens of Paul
l. and all the country round about, that they
Quoting the above business in all its branches, Third
street nearly opposite the Post Office, where
be supplied short notice. with all kinds Of Har-
ness, Brdes Saddles Fly Nets, Trunks Vases, Whips,
MARTIN DREW & co.
st. Paul, April 20, 1853. 32y
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Farmers and Gardeners 4!

IF you want good and profitable crop,
IL plant the best kind of seed
have for sale 200 bushels of ito mel new kind of
Potatoe, which think much superior to any kind ever
saw grow in any country.
Ny experience with them is that they yield much
abundany than other varieties, Of very large and
size, not liable to and superior table
use. Also, have supply Of best quality Irish (;rays
for sale. J. W. SELBY.
St. Paul, April 16, 1853. 31t2
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w anted.
700M0 or more persons l can
4NOS\/N/O accommodate with good
La gWerreOtVDeS,

at prices varying from So to $15. Have JUST received
supply Of the beautiful offered in this city,
which with faithful Likeness make very appropriate
presents for the
H OLID AVS.
Among the variety may be found
Jenny Lind cases single and double.
Shell do do do inyo;d pith
Pearl-rery beautiful.
Papier .Mache cases, Snap and Book, do do do
Kossuth, Ne Plus Ultra, Bridal, Mourning,
and many other uarieties
Have also a few LOCKE and PINS, which am
selling at extremely low prices. Those wishing any
OF the above presents for the Holidays, will do well to
call Immediately while the assortment Is full. Da-
guerreotypes, Paintings and Engravinss copied in the
best manner-Miniatures taken equally we'll in cloudy
weather 70 Gallery, corner Of Third and Cedar SITS.
Operating hours from A NJ o3PM.
l3I ]. +. WHITNEY,
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

Of1En1r + . GALL.
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA, ISIS.
Washington County,
District Court, Washington County.
DY virtue of writ Of execution issued and under
ID the seal of the District Court aforesaid upon udg
ment rendered by said Court, Feb %, 1858, wherein
Booth, Drake and Conn plaintiffs. and John II. Brew
ser defendant in favor of said plaintiffs and against
said John H. Brewster defendant, have this twenty
third day of April A. d. 1885, levied upon, and shall
pose to sale at public aucton to the highest bidder
cash. on the eleventh day Of june 1885, at the hour
eleven O'Clock in the forenoon, at the office of the Regis
ter Of Deeds in saltwater, in said county, ali the right,
title, interest and estate that the above named John H.
Brewster had in the following described real property
the 22d day Of February, 1853, has since acquired
much thereof shall be SUFFICIENT to satisfy said
cuon and costs, to wit Lot number four az of section
number thrtyfour (34 in township number thirty 1907
north of number twenty O) west contani forty
six and onefourth of land, in the of Wash
ington and Territory of Minnesota.
Dated at Saltwater, April %. 1853.
WIN. G. PENNEY, Sheriff.
April 30, 1S53-6w33
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For Sale.

A DESIRABLE piece of Farming
\ Land-120 acres-stuated on the Saltwater road
four miles from st. Paul. The Improvements story
and half log house with good celar thirty fenced
and about ten broke. The place well wateed
with lake and spring streams and has plenty Of good
hay meadow, also plenty wood and cranberry marsh
Apply to JOHN ROGERS,
31tf Roberts street. Saint Paul
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DIR. M'LAvE's VERMlFuGE.-During prac-
tice of more than twenty years, DR.. MLane had
attended innumerable patients afflicted with
every form of worm disease, and was induced to
apply all the energies of his mind to the dlscov-
cry of vermfuge, or worm destroyer, certain
in its effects the result ofhis labors is the Amer
ican Worm Specific, now before the public
which is perfectly safe and may be given to
children of the most tender age, or to the aged
adult; it purges mildly and subdues fever, and
destroys worms with invariable success. 1t is
easy of administration and as it does not con-
tain mercury in any form whatever, no restric-
tons are necessary with regard to drinking
cold water, nor is it capable of doing the least
injury to the tenderst infant. An incredible
number of worms have been expelled by this
great vermifuge.
Purchased at W. W. HIcHcox's.
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Mankato CitV---Minnesota,

FOX SALE.-479 Lots IN the City Of
L Mankato, Blue Earth County, and situated at the
head Of steamboat navigation the great Southern Bend
of the Minnesota St. Peters River, the mouth Of
the Blue Earth.
who is the special agent at MaBkato City for the sale of
this property. HENRY McKENTY,
st. Paul, April, 1853. 3im6
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DUIVERMACHER'S Patent Hydro-Eiectric Voitaic
Chans constructed to be under the garments,
the most wonderful discovery medicne and electricity
the present day. They relieves without pain
simultaneously, acute pains, head and
tOothache, rheumatic palms, tic dolereaux, by
their mild but continuous percepbie action on the
body, diseases of years. standng-such govt,
paralysis, nervous complaints, liver diseases, etcdsap
pear as II by miracle They have been tried with the
greatest success in ali those dreadful diseases in children
commonly called CONCLUSIONS, as also in of eehng,
under difficulties and disorders Of the bowels They pre-
cpitae metals from their solutions, decOpose wate de-
fleet the magnetic needle, in short, show all penom
enon Of powerful voltac pile The instruments produ-
cling these effects weigh about two ounces, folded
up in pocketbook, always ready for instantaneous
use, and will last man his lifetime, guarding himself,
family and friends against that number of diseases and
complaints in which mild streaming electricity is per-
fecty safe, certan and wonderfully speedy remedy The
price of complete chain is from So to ST. batteries, $l2
to $25.
Incredible as may seem the above facts, any person
can easily convince himself beforehand, the depot
OK their truth. The importance of the invention
been acknowledged in America by the Academy Medi-
cine Of New York, and the chains have applied with
great success in the medical colleges, the City. Bellevue
and Wards Island Hospitals, Brooklyn City Hospita etc
in Europe, by the Royal College Of Physicians and Sur
geons in London; by the Academic Rationale de Medecn,
Pars by the Imperial faculty Vienna; by the ROYAL
faculty at Berlin, and other scientific institutions of the
highest order, including the principal hospitals in Eu
rope.
same effect from all the above institutions in America
and Europe, well as the distinguish
ed members of the profession in both hemspheres, and
invite the public to examine them.
Full and illustrated descrptions-one personal use
and for scientific men-with copies Of testimonials,
and number of cases cured in New York and Europe,
may be obtained, gratis at the Office. They will be
warded, free Of POSTAGE part the States
in answer to prepaid inquiries, containing three cents,
postage stamps. J. STEINERT.
No. 56s Broadway, corner Of Prince street.
W. H. JARVIS, St. Paul, only authorized agent for
Minnesota, at the
MULTUM IN PARvO DRUG STORE,
Fnr nf Tu,1 =
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STOVES AND TIN WARE.
fit .NetceHs old stand on Third Street, a fec
doors ,Uest Of Jackson street.
THE subscriber will keep hand constantly good
i assortment Of Tin Ware which he will sell at whole
Gale retail.
Also, general assortment of STOVES. Orders from
country dealers solicited.
n. b. Repairing done short notice.
GEO. RUSSELL, Agent.
st. Paul, April 80, 1S53-33y
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NEW YORK STORE.
A. T. CHAMB LIN,

ID ETURNS many thanks to the Ladies and Gentlemen
IL St. Paul and vicinity, for the liberal patron
age heretofore extended to him. and takes pleasure in in
forming that he has Just returned the West New
ton with very large stock OF goods, which
and ready Their attention Is respectfully
solicited to an examination Of this stock. We deter
mined sell goods such prices that will warrant
cess. The ladies' invited to examine stock Of
Dress and White Goods. At the New York Store may be
every thing that the Ladies and Gents may call for
Our motto is, sssma profits and large sales. Remem-
Der the New York Cash store.
April, 1853. A. 7. CHAMBL1N.
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DORK-A fresh consignment and first
l. rate article, Just received and for sale BY
J. ". BASS, Wharf Boat.
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B0arders.

CEvERAL DAY BOARDERS be accommodated
- with good board, at Mrs. Fords, the of
Firth and Jackson streets.
April 30, 1853
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For Rent.

A BOUT 40 Acres of Farming Land,
IA well broke and fenced. situated the Saltwater
and st. Paul road, to rent on shares or for cash.
Enquire Of VIM. Branch, corner Of Roberts and Sixth
street, or at the Halfway House Of John Morgan.
st. Paul, March Is, 1853. 2-27u
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With You Again!
NEW BOOKS.

INV IOOhO.
GUNNER RAMBLES IN THE WEST, by Mrs. Ellet
- being pleasant tour through the Western States,
starting from Sodus Bay lake Ontario, thence to De-
trot, Chicago Galena, ST PAUL. and through portions
OF Kentucky Tennessee and Missouri. Mailed any part
OF the United States for 81 90, free Of postage.
Letters to Country GrIs,'' by Mrs. Jane G. Swiss
helm, pleasant series OF letters sensible home
Ject, suitable for those to whom they written Mail
ed 10 any part Of the United States, for Is cents.
Mars's Of Double Entry Book Keeping, together
with complete set Of blanks for pupils, 81 IS.
Just published by j. c. RlKER, 1873 Fulton street, N Y
May !, '53-34
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FRUIT TREES.

HAVE just received lot Of Fruit Trees packed In npe
L order, which offer for sale 1t nv nnrs.rx N
(}roveand. Also great number OF Roses, Onamept.I
Tfees, etc: L. ". FORD.
81. Paul, April 90, ls5s-ss
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Regular Packet for Fort Madison, Burlingt ton,
ketthsburs. Rock Island, Galena, Dubuqe,
saltwater, St. Paul and 81. Peters.
~ II The Steamer ASIA, s. E. PORTER, master.
leaaESa has commenced her regular trips, leaving
81 Louis on every alternate Saturday at
O'Clock p NJ, and on her return will leave St. Paul the
following Saturday. ard arrive at ST. Louis. on Thursday
morning. and shippers may rely on her re-
manning In the trade the entire Punctuaity in
leaving port advertised may be relied on.
For freight or passage apply TO
AcLAGAN, WOODBRIDGE & Co.,
Agents.
May =, s53-A
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Worlds Fair.
NHE atention the Ladies' of ST. Paul Is respectfully
i invited to a splendid stock of
Fancy and Millinery Goods,
Just received and exhibition at the renowned
Worlds Fair Among the abundance Of rich goods
may be found a beautiful selection of
Summer Dress Goods,
Consisting in part of Lawns, choice lot OF Bereges,
Black and Fancy Dress silks, Prints, De LANES, Cash
meres, Linen Gnghams, etc., also silk, Thbet Cashmere
and Grape shawl, Of desirable spring and summer
styles. choice and very rich assortment Of
French Wrought Goods,
Including Capes Collars, HAndkerchiefs, Chemzettes
and of every desirable quality and all the
latest Styles especially would invite attention
our large stock Of
BONNETS,
selected with the greatest in the New York market
by Mr.. Curran, assisted by rienced New York
Mner who spared pains in procuring the latest and
most approved styles.
As determined to sustain the reputation Of the
Worlds Fair selling the Cheapest Of the cheap, we
only ask examination OF Goods and Prices, and
we will endeavor please all to the best Of abilities.
Aiso addition to the above, we have received
steamer Dr. Franklin, the splendid and fashionable
assortment Manas and shawis ever brought TO this
market.
n b. We have the best stock offered in this place
of heavy Foreign and Goods, Boots, Shoes and
clothing the way and expected TO arrive in afew days.
April %. CURRAN LAWYER.
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NATLIN'S North American Indians,
~ being Illustrations Of the and customs OBJ
tanned during eight years travel among the most remark
able Tribes with 800 engravings the Authors oriG
nal paintings, by Geo. Cain. For sale by
LEDUC & ROHRER.
Hammond's Political History of New
York; the ratification Federal Constitution to
the present time. For sale by LEDUC & ROHRER.
The Works of John Milton, with BIZ
ographical introduction by r. W. Emerson. sale by
LEDUC & ROHRER.
History Of Spanish Literature, in 8
'''''' WV ~ '" LEDuc RonRER.
Lossing's Field Book Of the Revolu-
| ton, for sale by LEDUC & ROHRER.
History of Congress, Biographical and
Political, for sale by LEDUC & ROHRER.
Sparks American Biography, in 7 vols.
| for sale by LEDUC & ROHRER.
History of the Discovery and Settle
ment OF the Mississippi byJ W. Monette, for safe by
LEDUC & ROHRER.
Reveries of a Bachelor, and Fresh
Gleanings by TX Marvel, Hints to sportsmen, Rule
Msrule the English in America, author Sam
Slick; Stephens Travels in Yucatan, ETC. for sale by
LEDUC & ROHRER.
| M ELODEONS-Prince's Patent Me-
superior Melodeons $40, $50, $75 and $780, according
to the size. Specimens may be seen at our rooms.
LEDUC & ROnRER.
STODART'S PIANOS-We are also
~ prepared to furnish Stodart's superior instruments
Of any finish or cast at the manufacturers prices and
transportation. All instruments sold by
We have on hand one octave, which customers are
invited to examine. LEDUC f. ROHRER.
WRAPPING PAPER-We are in
w receipt Of lot Of Wrapping Paper, to which the
attention Of merchants invited. We can sell 1t cheaper
than 1t can be bought In st. Louis.
LEDUC ROHRER.
FISHING POLES-We have received
900 Fishing Poles which we can sell very low.
April %. LEDUC ROHRER.
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~7~@N~~@-0\7C0No-NO0~~-~O0
DON'T forget to call at the above num-
~ Der, and buy some of the largest and most varied
stock Of ne fashionable and desirable furniture in the
CITY, Latest style aTetes, sofas Divans Rocking,
IEs2 Parlor and easy Chairs, French Bedsteads, fine
mirror-front wartrObes, book cases. secretaries,
marble top bureaus, centre and side tables,
s@s wash stands, work stands, what not desks, etc.
Fine gilt frame parlor mirrors seat, cottage,kn
rocking and dining chairs; LIE Tension tables; sofakA
beds of the most approved invention; Scarritts uni
versally admired Patent Lounge Bedsead. ~
Upholstery,
OF our own make, warranted pure and good, such as
ar springs cotton, Moss and Husk Mattresses, comforts
sheets, pillows, etc. All articles in this line hand or
made at short notice to ORDER All work made
der and for quality not surpassed, warranted represent
ed or money returned.
At wholesale.
$50 bureaus from $sto45 200 wood Pkg, 60 cts to
2OO sofas, IL to 40 1000 wOok chs, 45 cts to 1,26
$50 mahog'y r'kg chs, 7 to 20 $50 chdren's chairs
60 large SIN easy" Is to 30 100 willow wagons,
200 mahogany parior ato Cribs, Lounges, tin and
$50 cane seat and back wire safes ,dining break
rocking chairs, TO fast and sewing tables,
1000 chs, 95 book cases.
AS we constantly receiving additions to our stock
1t always large and the complete Orders
filed promptly, and as low as If purchasers were
present. Purchasers will find 1t their interest to call
and examine. Every attention in power cheerfuly
given. SCARRiTT & MASON
St. Louis, March, 1858. 2-26ws
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TAKE NOTICE.

DIG 4 ROHRER have on hand ono Of Stoddard's
/ (5rand Action Panos which they viii sell Usvy lotc
Ior Cash. Now IL your time TO purchase.
April 2, ,6a-G9
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BOTTLES! BOTTLES! CORKS! CORKS!
large assortment of Lemon Syrup, Soda Wafer, Wine,
n Pint and half pint Flasks, Physicians Prescription
Walls, etc., ETC., by the box, gross, dozen at low
rates. JARVIS,
Cor. 9Th and Jackson.
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FAMILY CULINARY ARTICLE

CREAM TARTAR, Soda, Extracts Of Vanilla, Lemon,
" Nutmeg, Cinnamon, etc. Pure Spices fresh ground
weekly, Sparkling Geatine. Iceland Moss, at the
AULTUM IN PARVO DRUG STORE.
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fine lot of Glass and Britannia metal Lamps, for
n Spirit GasS and Burning Fluid.
bbls Linseed Oil, Dbl Spirit Gass,
1000 lbs Putty, bbls Whiting,
A large lot Of Paint Brushes.
Also, fine lot Preserved ounces in l, 2, and Id.
glass jars. at the
MULTUM IN PARVO DRUG STORE.
n. B. General depot for Genuine Patent Medicines.
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an address which recognised the existence and integrity
the old liberty party and repeated their principles He
wanted to try the free democracy year longer.
The convention did not warmly second his sentiments
and the address received but small majority The sub
Jects OF war, tariff internal improvements &c. were
matters of difference. Mr.. 8. was willing to vote for
man in favor of the rothers who spoke declared they
would not
letter was read from w. w. Chapman, who bella
bored the free democracy having formed power
and adopted the Buffalo platform being governed by avail
ability If they ashamed of the temperance cause
the liberty party should be ashamed of them.
letter also read from G. A. Hammond in which
he suspected the liberty party had lost its savo was
not worth maintaining. 4-
Messrs. Norton, Of Onondasa; Plumb, of New York;
Gates, of Oneida Prime of Cazenova; Fish, Of Monroe
and Gerit Smith, addressed the Convention against
making any nominations this year.
Mr.. PRYNE offered resolution to support only such
true to the principles of righteous civil gov
ernment, and when party presents such men, ndi-
viduals should make their own nominations
This operated to show the of the meeting Tho
general objection to John Hale was his action In the
Free Democ attic State Convention Of August 31s moving
that the resolutions in favor Of the Maine law be laid on
the table.
The number in attendance was small. Adjourned sine
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The Turf.
UNION COURSE, L. TR0TTING.

UNION COUkSE, u. ls-TkOTTlkG.
THURSDAY Oct. 6.-Purse $780, mile heat best three in
fve in harness.
H. Woodruff entered b. q. Pot t...............
Il. Jones entered g. m. Lady Suffolk.
Time, 2:39--2:40-24o.
First Heat-Pet was the favorite at slight odds previous
to the start He the pole They started evenly
after few attempts Lady Suffolk leading couple of
lengths to the quarter pole, in thirty nine seconds
Down the backstretch Pet went up to her Wheel
yoked her at the half in I19 Around the lower turn
the struggle anna and close and they came on
the homestretch head to head From the three quartz
pole to the inch Of ground contended TO
vigorously and they reached the judges stand they
the stretch neck and neck Pet was decided t
be the winner by throatlatch, in 239.
Second HeGt-Fet was great favorite. good
start Lady Suffolk taking the lead around the upper turn
and passed the quarter pole couple of lengths ahead in
thirty nine seconds On the backstretch Pet closed
passed Suffolk at the half mile pole in 11S she having
the old made desperate brush, which she CON
tnued all the way up the bomestrech to the She
could not however reach the head Pet and he by
half length in 2:40.
Third Heat.-A fine start-Iady SAfolk took the lead
again from tho score and to the quarter pole in
thirty nine seconds, open length in 'front.' On the
Pet closed up and yeked her at the half mile
poe in 1:l9 Pet showed his head in front the lower
turn but they the stretch head and head From
there to the Pet beat her gradually and by
nearly length, in 24O.
There very poor attendance for an occasion like
the above. few years since the Of Lady Suffolk
would have drawn crowd but things have changed OF
late, and it takes great field to What
is the cause? Who can tell2