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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-08-26

CIIY lNCIDENT.--Let every man, who has COM
.T residence to retire to- and who is not COM
1go TO hard labor at this season, be thankful to
n oo and benifcent Providence. Among the large
mas IN this city, who are compelled to labor for
asie sn6SIstence-there are instances of suffering
; MoclG Imagine incidents of positive hero
!, Fr wm'cG many could scarcely conceive A friend
mornine VINO HTes on Apollo street, the other
5v bnb"ig asS before day break, and from his balco
r5Jt t5 man actively and nimbly putting
@cr onS gas lights. On the same evening, about
Nv sight that deeply affected and interested him.
,. way MS active lamp lighter of the morning,
ffs MS now weary body along, following his
ne who held the lamp in her hand, and on her
I 9llder bore the ladder, She was doing the duty
s raer husband, who was suffering from the first
s,%%5 symptoms of the prevailing disease. When
'ash the duties affection prompted her to perform,
put her husbands arm within hers and led him
SS We have not heard the condition of the
,,es since, but sincerely pray that he may live to
ara the devotion of that wife, and support her
"a she may need his arm to lean on, and hel
WI OF affection to cheer and encourage them.
~ O. Delta,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-08-26
WONDERFUL, YET NONE THE. LESS BE lUTIFTC::

IJEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE.-Ag genuine article--auart4
and pnts for sale by FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-08-26
Modes OF Preparing the peoen.

4 3
writer in the New York Times publ;sbes 49,.
accoun. OF the Feach its uses the manner of nran.
ing and preserving it, He concludes his ar,;cIa ,,l
the IolloWlng receipts, which we commend our female
lucy opsefVe anything now in them, to
keep until the proper time arrives TO test ,he; ami
cation M "PPii'
Peaches IN Brdndy.-Wipe, weigh. and carefnuv
select the fruit and have ready quarter of the an5,
OF powdered wnlte sugar; put the fruit into vessel
that shuts closely throw the sugar over + na tI"
the fruit with brandy between the ton and ,bn
cover OF the pot put piece of double cap paper: set
tine pot into saucepan of water till the brandt 10
quite hot. but not boiling; put the fruit into lar and
pour the brandy upon IT, and when cold put bladder
over and tie it down tightly
P1ckLed Pedches.-Take a gallon of oood v;ooo-
add few pounds of sugar, boil ii for few m,nntes
and remove any scum that may rise; then take elmo
stone peaches that are fully ripe, rub them with o
flannel colh 10 get OF the down upon them and stick
three four cloves in each put them into glass or
earthen vessel and pour the liquor upon them bo;lino
hot cover them up and let them stand in cool nlac
for week or ten days. then pour off the LIQUOR and
boil as before, after which return it boiling TO the
peaches, which should be carefully covered nm and
stored away for future use.
Peach PreserUe.-Take enough clarified SUGAR to
cover the fruit, boil till the syrup bubbers on the
opposite side of the skinner then put in the fruit
and let 1t boil lively two minutes, remove the same
let 1t stand from the fire till the day then taxi
out the trut boil the syrup again, and as soon as the
fruit bos take them from the fire. and when cold pu,
into jars, and keep free from heat or moisture.
Peach Jam.-Gather the fruit when ripe, peal and
stone them, put into the pan and mash them over the
fire till hot rub them through sieve, and TO each
pound of pulp add pound of white sugar and hall
an ounce of bitter almonds, blanched and pounded
let it boil ten or fifteen minues stir and skim it we'll
Peach Jelty-Take free stones, not TOO ripe wipe
them and cut into quarters crack the stones and
break the kernels small put the peaches and kernel:
into a covered JAR set them in boiling water and lei
them do till soft, strain them through Jelly bag til
the juice is squeezed OUT allow pint of while su
gar to pint of juice; put the sugar and juice into
preserving KETTLE and boil them twenty minutes
skimming very carefully put the jelly warm int,
glasses or jars, and when cold tie up with branded
papers.
Peach Wine.-Take nearly ripe fruit, stone it ant
bruse the pulp to quart OF water, and let it stanc
twenty -four hours, then squeeze out the juice and
every gallon of i, add two pounds white sugar the,
pat into cask, and when it has femented and be
come perfectly Clear bottle up and use at pleasure
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-08-26
The Happy Results from the use OF

DR.. MLANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS.
Are daily forcing themselves before the public. Our
citizens will speak Read the following:
This certify that troubled with liver complaint for
months and being advised friend DR. MIanes
Celebrated Liver Pills. got boxes and by the time had
taking them the disease had entirely disappeared
therefore ceefuy nd them all afflicted with liver
other disease of bile.
MRS CARNES, No. 5 Clinton street, New York
P s. The ab valuable prepare ion also DR. Lanes Cele
brqed Vermuge be had all respectable Drug Stores
in this city.
will please be careful to ask for and take
NR. MLANE'S LIVER PILLS There other Pills. pur
porting Liver Pills. before tie public For sale in
Wilmington NJ c., by WIN n. Lippitt Druggist
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-23

We have often heard ladies expressing desire TO
know by what process the hne gloss observable on
new linens, shirt bosoms, kc., is produced. ln order
to CRAFTY them, we spbjoin the following receipt for
maxim Gum Al ab,c starch
sTake two ounces Of fine white Gum Arabic pow,
der-put il into pitcher, and pour on it pint oi
boiling water, (according to the degree Of strength
YOU desire and then having covered il let II set al
night In the morning, pour 1t carefully from IN.
degs into clean bottle, cork it, and keep it Tor use
table spoonful Of gum water, stirred into pint o.
starch that has been made in the nsnal manner, WI
yve to lawns. (ei,her white or painted.) a look o.
neyness when nothing else restore them afte'
washing. 1t is also g,od, much diluted, for white
| muslin and bobinei.''
"Wonierfnl things are done nowadays" said Mr.
Timmins; .sthe Doctor has given Flack's boy new
iip from his check" "Ah,'' said the lady, al have
known pair taken from mine aud no very pantu
operation either"
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II. Il =, DRUM,

MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE GALENt HOTEL.
MAN FACTURE and keep constantly on hand a
sA plete assortment OF fancy aud Windsor Chairs
Also, Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Writing Desks Looking
Glasses, Bedsteads, &c. &c Persons wishing pur-
chase VIII do well call before they buy elsewhere,
prepared sell good article and terms
invariably cash, afford to sell cheap,
cheaper, than any other 1T the city reasonable de-
ductiOn made persons buying To sell again. Ali orders
from distance pnnctnaiy attended to.
Galens Nav 1851. 34
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Crea Ind cling of at Cost!
w. w. II 4 n Il :.
Zone door North of The Lake IlnnaeN

zone door North of The Lake Itouse,)
SALTWATER.
HE Subscriber having received his stock Of Goods
suitable for The winter trade, respectfully announces
tha he * on hand ready and willing show them
people wishing To examine Goods and Prices. Among
his stock may be found beautiful assortment OF plain
aud figured Mouselin de LANES, Csshmeres and Alpa-
cas-, French Merinos, Ly onese Cloth Silk aud Worst
ed Poplins; Figured Dress Silks; silk Bonnets and
Sewing Siiss Dress Trimmings aud Ribbons n great
variety; English and American Prints and Ginehans,
and Lasey fiads, all wool UndershTts and Drawers.
1000 pars Boots and Shoes best Sly les and very low
--Af.SO--
Grooeres-the cheapes, in town prown and Bleach d
sheetrgs and shirtngs and Linen to make them up,
and Linen Iinndkerchiefs.
Rest assortment of Tea any where abovt the dggings
Ready made Clothing cheaper than the cheapest.
NJ motto is, "ttuick sales and small prohts'--for
Cash. 36-6ml ". ". HANKS.
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NATHAN SpICER.

" ,HctmdEv and Jnrfilor, T7pTd Nfrect, 81. PauI
EQAS lust received well selected stock Of Clocks,
4 Watches and Jewelry. CONSISTING In part, fol-
lows: Gold Bracelets ockets, Breast Pins, Scarf Pins,
Cuff Rings Far Rings Finger Rings Gold Pens, Pencil
Chains, Buckles, Slides, Silver and German Silver hiu-
bles Spectacles and Protectors, Clocks and Watches
of cry kind quality and plce. Coinbs Cutlery, Per-
umery, &c, which arc for sale very cheap for Cash.
Clocks, Watches and Jeweiry repaired in the test
manner and warranted. i-39
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FRESH MEAT.

have an arrangement now. for keeping fresh
ice, in n winter Temperatures and as shall be spar
ing neither Of pains money to have the choicest,
beef pork mutton, lamb, sasages and other varieties
customers may send in their servants children for
bit Of tenderlne, steak roast something else that
good, and they shall have the best in the shop and
honest weight. MY shop remember is or ST. Anthony
street, just few steps above FuIier's story brick.
may2l--6u NM. WELLS
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ANOTHER DRY GOODS sTOR!
AII-SI6.

hrs. BiDDlE, teacher Of music, announces to the
WI ladies of ST. Paul aid vicinity, that she will give
instructions on the Piano Forte Former success IN
bringing pupils rapidly forward warrants promise Of
general satisfaction. Those wishing her services, can
call at her residence, junction Of Hill and ST. Anthony
streets.
St Paul, May l3. Aft
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-23

IL Il GRE SALOON GEN ER AL
CONFECTIONARX ESTABLISHMENT.
THE subscribers, in returning their sincere thanks to
their patrons and The public il general for the lhera
encouragement they have received desire to inform
them that they have opened Ice Cream Saloon IN
the bnilong formerly known IichcoN y Kellogg :
Drug store. Third street. They VIII always have Ice
Cream ami every article In the confectionery line. La
dies and Gentlemen please give q call.
The, VIII also inform the public that they have al
ways hand at their Confectionery, the Aneri
House, full assortment OF fancy and plan Candies
which they will sell almost as low be bought
in st. Louis. Merchants viii lind it to their advantage
20 call before sending below All orders for cakes
promptly filed. REM A kARCHER.
Paul July 9, 1882 w.
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Cuks. W. BORLP. CHAs. Il. o. 4,
DnDI-D 4

CukS. W. BORLP II. 4,
BORCP OAKF.S.
vE'HE undersigned having formed a copartnership for
Il transacng EXohange and Banking business in all
It, various branches, will be prepared 10 furnish sigh
And lime exchanges on the East and prime pal cities
the W est. Reutfances to Great Britain Ire and and
continent 0f Europe made IN suit purchasers
sight ana time bills and European eAcauges purchased.
coccons made and proceeds renited at usual rates
of exchange All other business Committed our care
punctualy attended
BORUP & OAKES.
III. il-tf
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NEW MARN t.ss t.sTARi.lsIINiE.NT.
Rnrhank.s Nnrthwestern Exnress
HOPKINS AND BROTHER.

SJCCENAOKN OF IINIEL WOPhINA,
EAFE just opened on fhrG-st, near Jackson street,
"A general assortment Of family goods and iamily
groceries, also crockerv, nails and variety Of other
goods such caiicccs, siT.rgs and sheengs, linen,
wOoen. ana cotton goods of ali dscrptons bouts and
shoes OF all sizes and qualities for and women boy
and girls also various qualities Of sugar. coffee, tea,
sacratus, and all of spices ready made clothing,
hrconis, nuts, molasses vinegar, pork, nackere cod
fish, clothes pins, tobacco at all Gusies and butter
lard oy sters flour, crackers dried fruit, aso
glass and putty, ropes bed cords, powder, shot, caps,
bacon, soap, candesn tact every thing We intend 10
sell very small profit, for quick pay Cali and cx-
anime for yourselves and Try
DANIEL HOPKINS,
ul5.-12-ly. PETER HOPKINS.
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BEN. w. BRUNSON.

TKDtEK MD TKOVISION DEALER. At *. NJ.
u Spencers o3d stand THIRp STREET. Keeps con-
stantiy hand prunes and other fruits; 9ueensware,
fancy articles; all kinds Of thread, knives and forks,
brushes, looking gasses window glass, nails tobacco,
etc. in short, every thing needed for houseAeep
and families. Prices reasonable, and stock such as
viii please all customers.
Paul. Nov ll-iQ 3-tf
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MEAT STALL.

THE subscriber has Just opened NJ the of Third
j and Jackson sts., a BUTCHERS STALL, in which
will be found usually every variety Of the best meats at
be obtained. II will be his endesvor 10 NEAT the
OF his promptly; and to deal justly and
honorably with those who may favor him with n call
His experience him Of his capacity to do justice
business Which than many othersreq Tires prac
tice and skill. Ii. C.. WOLF
25-tf
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BENJANIN L. EELT.


wHoLEsAL AND RETAIL pEALER IN
rOceries, PrOvis ions, &c.
MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL.
VII sell a, the lowest cash prices. 3-u
1852. GREAT STOCK OF DRUGS. 1852.
DODG a BENTZ.
NO. 100 MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL.
OFFER for sale the following Drugs, &c at the low
W est prices
1000 lbs rarjaric acid 10000 lbs putty
% Kegs Carb soda 30 bbls spts. iurpentine
10 bhls cream tartar 500 lbs Paris green
100 lbs Eng blue mass 10 casks old port wine
100 do Eng. ard Am. CALL 90 bbls Eng. epson salts
10 casks sui phur 10 do caraway seeCs
10 cases British lustre do Eng. grd mustard
IL do Eng. rid borax 10 do copal vanish
a. bhS plaster paris 4 do MaccabUy snuH
do CamphCr 100 lbs oil peppermint
500 quInine ~ ID " lemon, fresh
s bbls castor oil so dOg paint brushes
1860 lbs ext idUoriCc so doL .ross Lees plils
100 DO inspd extracts so do do essences
100 do Turkey opium % bxs CASTLE soap
500 do herbs "a doz Iownsend's SarsaIa
25 OF strychniDe 20 gross bears oil
so do morphine 80 Kegs saltpetre
500 bXs McCuliy's glass 1000 do X. Conklng sons
SO lbs linseed oil pure white lead.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
uough,on's Pepsn, loudeh d CO. medicines,
Pain Killer, Sloans medicines, &C.
Together with large and well selected stock Of eve
ry article IN n. Neespcca.iy invite the attention
purchasers from the upper country 10 our stock and
prices. jy22-l4-Iy
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ljuoson.
BENJa MIN ALLEN,

Ahrnsy at Lar, Hudson, 81. Cyotr Coly,ty, Wis.
JOSEPH BOWRON.
Notary Public u.i Land tgot, Hudson st. CJotr
County, W,Sconsin.
TERE-EMTTION Claims secured, and entries made
H. by Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds and
Mortgages constantly on hand and oonvoyances care
inily and promptly attended to.
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A TRUE. BILL.

A TRUE. BILL.
Il say what mean when proclaim loudly, to the
people OF the Territory, that I have got too many
Goods, and that il is spring, selling
them off at actual cosr New Yosg counting
freight ard expenses noihng II any one doubts, LEI
him come and be convinced. Come every body, aud al
at once A r. CHAMBLfN,
Lower Third Street, 81. Paul
MONEY to loan, in sums TO suit borrowers-Call al
WI the of1ce Of WILKIN Il VAN EFTEN-
St. Paul. July, 8, ia52. E-u
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RIy.IS OF EXCHANGE,
A ND DRAFTS on all parts Of the United States, at
"A the Ofice ofthe Minnesota Outfit, by
May /, lsSl. CHAS. w BORUP. ely
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81. paul business CARDS.
BOOK BINDING.

IENlE Subscriber would respectfully inform the cit.
zeis oi 81 raul and it's vicinity. that he Is now car
rAl on The above business ia the 2id story of H.
Sencet new building corner of 5th and Rohor street
ulai attention paid TO binding Magazines Period
's @c N PLAIN on fancy hindns, at he shortest notice
and on reasonable terms.
JAMES MACINTOSH
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CAsH FOR RLACKNAuTulNl:.

NN7E have bought nut The brick black-m, shop al
w Mr. Ia, or and the pow shop adjoining il, t.
unction of Fort Hill and St Anthony streets. ST. Pant
where shall carry blacksmithing and picw
ia aHepartmefs OF the business either furnishing stock
not. may be desired. We intend do work strict.
j. upon cash principles, while therefore, shall rigid
~ propt pay meDt the prices of labor will be
VERY Low. NiIi tie public Try work ard our
prices? ABBOTT Il SONS.
jul5 I3-y
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So. Paul, March 25, 1859 q


NEW LIVERY STOCK.
EDAITlSON BENSON, have purchased. and ey-
n pect early IN May. addition their Livery
stock, several new and elegant cariiages bmgrcS and
tarouches a,so new harnt and horse furnishings ard
eluIpage OF the most elegant description.
AlSo-ai additional stock Of fine bl1odcd, well bro
Ken horses Query II "spititcd horsez IN under
me Iiquoa Law, will they be danger OF being knock
ed IN thr head.
Our rntire new stock will over $1,000 co. No
other stable in the West. out Of Saint i,ui, win bs
found ~ complete
YIN lrienGs and the puhlic please remember that
NJ ihe Livery Stable in the Of the Aaericln House
at The upper end Of saint Paul the. can at.all hour
have such conveyance by land, wheels or on horse
nsck, as they H,as desire,
PATTISON & BENSON.
-. Paul, pr, -, 1852. 5e-f
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TUhNIG GENERAL,
Corner Of Fourth and u. rrer street buding lately
occupied as the sash Factory.
- FAlR Banstcr>, 3altistrades Columns Of the ii!
~ ierent orders ot architecture. Too Handles, Wagon
Hubs, &c, tUrned 10 order promptly ard in workmani he
inAintr. scpt'O-2i-N
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Have y0u good Understanding!

Have !0u good Understanding
MARVIN. invites the public to examine the
~ best stock o materials his line, that has ever
been ia the Territory He challenges either side
Tie Atlantic to produce better quality of French Calf
SANS specially adapted f,lr the winter season.
On hand. also, Ladies' fine made shoes and
gaiiers Also Gcntlsme's Calf and Kip Boots, the best
tiiat can be made. You know The staudIhird street
Kaberts street.
ssantlaGl November. 1851. 81
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RICH'S SALAMANDEK SAFES,
Wilderss PATENT

Wilder's Patent.
A Largo assortment of Safes, of various sizes and
IA patterns with and without powd proof locks;
for sale ut the Depot, 146 Water street. New York
Bnrgiar-proef Bahk Yalts, and Vault Doors made 10
oIder.
STEAKNS & MARTIN. Gate Ron, Stearns &
Co. successors to Rich Il Coz ii6 Water st and corn
cr vi of Avenue and ST. Mmk's Place. ~ V. sole pro-
pnetors oi Rchs Patent and the only makers Of Sata-
maIdcr Sales, combining Wilder and ichs patents.
WM. CONSTANS & co,
Nov 1e lo5o-tf Agent. - l,au1
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Tin Ware and Stove store.

UIt = NEWELL informs the public that he abs
H moved from his old stand, TO his store near
Tie fost Office, ~. Paul. Having now sufficient
or MS "orame, be is prepared to execute orders
i"r Nacs m tin copper, iron 1no &C. lie is prepared
also TO perform Job wor, IN Hitting iucs furnaces, and
setting up stoves.
Wares ready made and on hand. lie has in his front
room laTge and allied stock of lin and iron ware
ready al ha,d
Also stoves, Of several of the latest and most approved
patterns, which can't bo beat by tlIIng eNtant.
lie assures has patOn that he dis posed get down
ft once from the early fNorbitsnt prices Of Indian
times, and make his pFoNts oH OF more sales
lie can afford Ia sell that the purchaser live
call again and he VIII to it.
OhserTe our place is the side with the Post
OAi,e ard nea. by
T. & NEWEIL
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j. r.. FULLERTON

A r his old stand, which is known 10 a great many
"A friends, especially those who have patronizcd him
long, Keeps different stock OF Goods from ihe mix.
ture which he formerly kept. He now keeps Dry
Goods alone, including prime selection OF Ready
Made Clothing and the largest and best stock Of Roots
and Shoes opened any where, including Ladies'
Shoes. He has also variety Of Blankets Whitney and
Horse Blankets which he always has DONE he sells
atu urices To sDit hls friends.
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Iron, Steel, Nails, Groceries, rrovis-
ions. &C.,
SLIGO IRON STORE.
EktH winter stock of every article usually kept in
" our Iron Store, is Large and Complete, which
we invite the attention of the public II embraces BAR
and SHEET IRON, CAST SLEIGH SHOES. STEEL, Nails,
ANNlLs, BELIowS, VICES, ChAlNs, GLUE, sc. Also
stocb of wei selected
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Which we offer N onr usually low prices. We shall
be happy 10 see our Old customers well
who come " Ith the CASH We intend hence forward 10
DO business only the Cash Sl stem.
MARSHALL { co.
paul I'm,
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GROCERIESAND PROVISIONS
n u w YORK TOItE!


a. 4. IL vi BIIN.
NJ HOlESAlE and Retau Dealer in Fancy and
w staple Dry Goods; Ladies' Misses and Infants
boots aud shoes, Buskus and Carpet Oyershoes; all
Kinds "f Gentlemcn's Ready Made Clothing, shirts,
drawers And Furnishing Goods; Gent's Fine Ca!f and
hip Roots, Mems and Boys Heavy Brosans. Trunk.
Naises and Carpet Bags Gents Fne SIN Beaver and
hossuth Hats. Gents and Boys siik Flush aud SiM
Caps.
= The Ladies' and Gentlemen invited TO cal, and
examine this and fresh stock bought expressly for
the Minnesota market, at The New ork Store, before
purchasing elsewhere. 4. J.. CHAMBLlN.
Jan. Il, lS53.--39--tf
NEW HARM k.SS ESTA BLlsilNiENT.
FENlE subscribers wonit inform the Citizens of Saint
n Paul and all The country round about, that they
conducting the above business in Ill its branches,
Third street ncarl, opposite the Post Office. here
toners he supplied, short notice with al kinds
Of Harness, Brides Saddles Fly Nets Trunks Vases
Whips, &c. AC.
May II, '53-ti MARTIN DREW & co.
Rurbank'S Northwestern Express.
EhURiNG; the close of navigation viii dispatch spe-
~ cia messengers TO and from st. Paul aud GaIena
kinds of Express bu>Ies. Including rouittanccs Of
ney collections, purchase and sale Of mcrCh:ndize and
PROPERTY, sc, promptly attcnlcd to.
G. r.. RICE, & Co. AS,
CONSTANS& q BURBANK, As's'
st. Paul. Dec. 9. lo52-tf
\ Il. messenger will leave for Galoua, Monday,
Dec. % Money and orders should be handed ia before
o'clock Of ihat morning.
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.RCHITECTrREA II0CsE BrILDING

MARTIN y, CLARK. Fort Street, -. Paui,
4 fkFFERS his professional services in the above
~ branches. lie feels assured from the confidence
imposed IN his aht, and skill for the last year BY ma
ny of the most mpised citizens OF the town to
oiier his services III any department of building that
may be required lie undertakes he responsible for
the faithful and complete execution of his work, aud
will be prompt to perform it within the zine specified
ia the contract. 2Q-lv
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F. f.. COLLINS.

AUCTION AND CoraissIoN MERcRAST,
Third ST., ST. Paul, Min
NNJ III. give strict AID prompt attention 10
w In his line. Grateful for past ors he offers hi
services for the sale of real estate household furniture
and merchandise OF every description.
ST Panl, March 80 1855. 4-5etf