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iANKATO CITY, MINNESOTA, FOR
SALE.

40 LOTS In the City o: Msnkato: Blue Earth
navigation, the great Southern bend % the N0Deso-
Ia, or st. Peters River, the mouth OF the Blue
Earth.
Apply to the subscriber or to James K. Lswrsnes.
Esq who Is the Special Agent at Msnkao City for tho
| sale Of This property HENRY NcAEHTY.
81. Paul, April l653.-Sm52.
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ST. Paul, June 6, 1953.-Ie-3tt
FOR SALE.

A FARM consisting of l6o acres, within 70 miles Of
"A St. Paul situated the Point Douglass road he
low Red Rock 80 under enCe 40 cultivated there
has been heavy crop taken off this season; frame
house nearly flushed "a by le, with L. IL by IL.
fine spring close TO the dwelling This is Of the best
stock farms IN the Territory there is meadow thHt
will Yield from 60 To so tons OF hay, also IS OF
heavy timber land on the Mississippi nits, within one
mile and quarter. Price Sl5,000 1000 down, reas
enable time will he given for the balance; enquire Of j.
Cathcart, ST. Paul, or on the PREMISES Of
T.. BELL.
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TIC the Voters of ST, Paul,

HAVING ut the solicitation of my friends, led
10 become a candidate for the House of Represen-
taVes, take this method of soliciting the hands Of
ny fellow citizens, a nomination by the democratic
convention to be held for the nomination Of Candidates
Tor the legislature. Very respectfully
ALEXANDER CONLEE
St Paul Aur. a. I253
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HORACE r.. DIMTCK & CO.

No. Il, Nam SfTf0, 81. L3inY, ID.
UMPOR TIERS and manu- IA iurcrs of Guns Rifles Pts.
a tolls Of various descriptions We would pecttuy
say that have the largest and general assori-
of firearms and their EQUIPMENTS that be found
in house in the United States. We do think II
necessary enumerate articles. hut will say, if
cannot furnish the righ sort of articles there
chance Of getting them Of .ghbors. Cunmakors
material, wholesale ind retail.
y. Is. The power and accuracy Of cur arms tested BY
practical experiments TO the satisfaction of purchasers
August 25. 1853, l9-3n
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FOR SALE.

n
LIBERAL Inducements ar9 now offered by the sub
= s"ribtr TO All those wishing purchase landed
property II or abOut II. Paul. TWO HUNDRED LOTS
Ia Gig be positions within the limits of the corporation
will be sold on terms TO sUt purchasers.
ALSO, one lot fronting c. 81 Anthony street, near
the American Hotel, 60 feet front bv $50 feet Deep upon
which j. sub tanta three brick building 20 feet
oui boy ~ fec; Deep the lower part of which lie suta
Die for any mercantile business ana ~. second and
ird stories Of which admirably adapt ted for Offices
Oh the same lot there is comfortable dwelling house.
good warehouse and a carriage house.
ALSO, eighty acres of vau;he land laid In acre
lots Immediately adjoining and overlooking the town.
the Saltwater road, aordng excelen, for coun
Try residences; the most advantageous IN
such quantities nav De desired
ALSO, the undivided half OF quarter section O! land
lying the Saltwater road five iiea from the city Of
81 fau'
All Of the above properly will be sold at extremely
low rates for cash. JOHN X. IRVINE.
81 Paul, May -, 1858 If
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New Hand at an old Establishments.
HANlNG taken the shop heretofore occupied by Mr..
IL VIM. Taylor, on Third, between Roberts and Min
nesoa Streets nearly opposite the Post Office respect
iaiiy tender my services Barber with a full convlc-
uon mat no establishment except perhaps that Of a
BANKER, will shave closer easier than will be done
my shop Cutting hair, champoonng and all vsri-
Gus business OF barber will be attended to, and am
determined all customers shall be satisfied with the
prom ptness and scientific abilities which shall continue
10 be displayed at this old and popular establishment
A. {. STOREY.
AuR 22 lRSa LOFT
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Dated August 3, 1853.

DISTRICT COURT,--First Judicial District
Ramsey County, Territory OF Minnesota
Fhncas Freeman, surviving partner OF the late firm OF
Charles l.. Freeman n Co., against James Curran,
William b. LAWYER partners, &c.
To James Curran and William b. Lawler, tie above
named defendants:
You hereby summoned and required to the
plant in this act which has this day been flied
the office OF the Clerk Of this Court for the county
aforesaid, at ST. Paul. in said county, and Territory Of
Minnesota, and to serve copy OF your answer 10 the
said complaint the subscribers At their Office in st.
Paul in said county aud Territory, within twenty day
after the service OF this summons you, exclusive Of
the day of such service; and if you fail To the
said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in
his action Will take Judgment against for the
OF thousand and seventy dollars and three
with interest from the twenty third day of NAV,
thousand eight hundred and fifty three, besides the
costs of this action.
MASTERSON 4 SINONS
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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ID N ocratic County Convention.

= Dsmoctaiic Convention ior Ramsey County
VII fe bid nj The Cour, House in 81. Paul, on
's,1-Jer ne i7ih day of September next, at IL
- oct 4. NJ. t. nominate candidates to be sup
ported by tie Democrats Of the said county, at
I.e CO. a.ns election Cor county officers The sew
tr.i rrerl:ts IN the county will be entitled to the
-am- a1p.a'r Of delegates in said convention that
tr.v ,9ire allowed in the recent Territorial con-
,,n'an. he delegates from the several precincts
.tai b. .ec,ed at such times and places as the
s7'o,isa precinct committee shall by at leasi one
ve.s psa notice designate.
H. F. MATTERSON
DANIEL. STANCHFIELD,
ROBERT CUMMINGS,
r CAZEAU,
LOT MOFFET,
Democratic Co. Com, Ransy Co.
s.. Paal. August 80, 1868.
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Lin CLARK. JOHN RENFREW. A. Gao
EAGLE FOUNDRY,

CLARK, RENFREW & CO.,
NUANUFACTURERS of steam Machinery, Hydraulic
IN Presses Oil and Tobacco Screws Morse's Patent
Sawdust Burners, Page Childs' Patent Circular Saw
Mills for horse, steam power and all kinds
MILL Work, &c,
They would invite the attention Of Millwrights TO the
and large stock of Patterns for every variety
Wheeis lists of which will be furnished when desired
by mail or otherwise.
Their extensive Boiler and sheet-Iron Works unde,
the control oi A CROZIER, afford facilities for Mana
featuring and repairing Boiler and Sheet-iron Work, in
the most improved manner
Good second hand boilers generally on hand. 19ly
Territorial Temperance Convention,
AT ST ANTHONY
A GRAND MASS CONVENTION Of the
N friends Of Territorial Law 10 suppress the traffic
IN Intoxicating Drinks will be held ia the Grove,
the University Building the Falls of 81 Anthony,
Wednesday, the IAN day Of September, 1858,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, A N.
The friends Of the may be assured that arrange
ments have been made which will ensure the most in.
eres;rg meeting OF any kind held in the Territory
The best order of Vocal and Instrumental Music ma,
be expected be in attendance; and brief addressts
will be given by least dozen OF the leading Citizens
OF the Territory.
An opportunity will be given at the opening OF the az
ernoon session. for friends from differ parts make
reports of the and prospects OF the in
their respective localities. Let every part ot Mnneso
he promptly and fully represented. The dignity o
property and e-the honor of the Territory-and tbs
highest interests Of humanitya are involved in thi:
question.
The Election Approaches. Let us awake and concen
rate that public opinion which has so often demand &c
Ii Maine Law for our Territory.
lie, US sll-Farmers. Mechanics, Merchants, nroies
sional Men, Old Settlers and New Corners Citizens ans
Strangers and especially the Ladiesbring influence
into this convention, and u voice which shae b.
heard Fl ON Lake Itasca to the line Of Iowa.
4 Free Dinner anW be prepared on the ground for al
icho afte1d.
By Order Of The Executive Committee.
August rs, 1858. ssFt %.
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Dated Angus. 3, 1853.

DIsTRiCr Court, First Judicial District,
Ramsey County, Territory Of Minnesota.
Thomas Hayes and Lorenzo Snow, partners, &c.
against James Curran and William b. Lawlcr. part
ners. Nc.
named defendants.
You hereby Summoned and required IL answer the
ia this action, which has this day been filed
the office The Clerk of this Court for the
aforesaid, at 81 Paul, said county and Territory OIL
Minnesota and to copy of your to said
complaint the subscribers their Office ST. Paul
in said county and Terrific within twenty days after the
service OF tins summons you exclusive OF The day
such servCe and you tail to answer the said com ia
ithn the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs IL TIN. action
Will take judgment against on for the of thous
and ninehuudrod and fifty dollars twenty
with interest thereon f.om June % 1888 and ioI
the further OF five hundred dollars with interest
ir the 22d day OF May, one thousand eight hundred
and lfIy three, besides the costs OF this action.
MASTERSON a. SIMONS,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
,uaust r,
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FOR SALE.

UVIE large three story house and lot situated on Main
i street, in the town Of saltwater, known As the
"slvser House." formerly kept for hotel. With 9
stable and buildings connected. 10 Tor sale ard
will be sold upon the reasonable terms; ihs large
and well nished hoge IL situated upon the principal
busness street In tie iowa. near the steamboat snc-
ing and well constructed for Convenient hotel ard AZ
io-is chance for investment to any person wish
Jug to eugsgs in the business OF keeping hotel.
For further in:or AID the terms Of sole apply 70
IL. Z. AMES, E.q st S:siwstsr;
kp.;, za 1853.
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PIdlhtlHs Attls,
Dated st. Paul, Aug. 10, 1853 1876
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA,

D''rH''T 'G Ra"sa ls' d D,snT'T summons
Edward Corning and Jasper T.. Corning partners, un-
der the name, sly lie and firm Of L. Corning Go.
Against James CuTran and William b Lawler, partners
under the name, ST. le ard firm Of Curran i Iawier
To James Jurran and William d. LAWYER, partners
etc, the above named defen. ants
VOU are hereby summoned and required to answer
IL the complaint in this action, OF which a copy is
flied in the office IT the clerk of sand court and TO serve
copy OF your answer to the said complaint the sub
scrber ut their Office IN St Paul, within twenty
after the service hereof exclusive of the day such
service; and if you fail the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action
VIII take judgment against for the OF two hun
dred and seventytwO dollars and seventy two cents
with interest from the Esd day of June A. D. 1853 be-
SIDES the costs of this action.
RICE, HOLLINSHEAD & BECKER,
Plaintiffs Att'ys.
late Au,
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\ HLAvY HAUL OF LAND WARRANTS
Na 'e.rn Mr. Waider. of New Orleans, has pre-
senie5 cIams for the bounty lands due the regi-
i.e-i- & blacks who served during the las; war,
3. o-'.a-s of New Orleans. There be little
aaur:, presume, that that regimen, and its
y Isl an4 assigns, are duly entitled under the
las; ae, from the sweeping way in which these
Claims orc suddenly marshaled, it is fair TO pre-
fntne ;aa. one has been at work recently.
rar}u- records in the departments bearing on
lbpm. Iie aw makes no difference as TO the
color NJ nose who have regularly served this gov
eminent "A war. granting the reward TO all, white,
indian oal coored according TO service and grade.
We presume that if these claims substantial
I'D sT ihe evidence usually required, they will be
prau.r,y hcnored at the Pension BuIeau.-
81 ssa. Star.
Jsems ays that The quickest way to reach the seat
q war IS % sit down on a hornets nest.
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DIsTRIcr COURT, First JUDICIAL District, !
Kamscy county, Territory of Minnesota.

DISTRICT COURT, First JUDICIAL District,
Ramsey county, Territory Of Minnesota
Lyme Starting, George w. B. Cushing and BENJAMIN A
Begemen, Partners, 40, against James Curran
and William ID. Lawler, partners &c.
To james Curran and " lillian Is. Lawler, the above
named defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint in this action which has this day been filed in
the Office oil the Clerk OF this Court for the county aOre
said St Paul. in said county and Territory of MinnesO-
ta and to serve copy OF your answer TO the said
plant on the subscribers at their Office in ct. Paul. in
the said county and Territory of Minnesota, within 90
days after the service Of this summons exclusive
Of the day OF such services and if you fail To the
said complaint within the time aforsaid, the plaintiffs
this action will take judgment against YOU for the sum
of five hundred and fifty five dollars and with
interest from the 20ih day Of June 1853 and also for the
further OF five hundred dollars with interest from
the 18th day Of May, thousand eight hundred aud
Gity three, besides the cost of this action.
MASTERSON & SINONS.
Plaintiff; Attorneys.
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STATIONERY,

"M. s. COMBS, has just received large ad-
dllon to his stock Of every thing in the station
cry line: Law Cap, and Legal Paper so reams letter
paper; leo reams cap paper.
Gold Pens, Bageys ~ picqueu's.
Gold Pencil and Pens.
Once furniture, Writing Desks Ink, Copying book
AMI Presses; and many other articles numerous 10
mention, at unusual low prices. Call and examine
between the Rice and American House
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Minnesota Steam Door, Sash & Blind
Mandatory.
NKF have now in successful operation IN our !dcfo.
w ~, machinery of the latest and best improved
PATENTS Tor the purpose Of manUiaci urng doors, sash,
window blinds. door frames window frames, etc., all OF
which intend keeping good assortment on hands
also prepared TO make work TO order, with DIS
pact and Of the best seasoned lumber, are prepared
to furnish work low prices the same article can
Be bought for any place on the Mississippi rver All
orders from distance promptly attended TO when &C
companied by the cash.
w. 81. B. SPENCER d co.
St Paul, Aug as, 1853. St
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NGTk( r..

NCIF(F E.
u teUty given thet the fns accent CT George l..
Ecker sdn illustrator Ct the estate of Levi r. Marsh
ceeeased VIII tie presented 10 the Probate Judge Of RAM
sey County for Eaticn and allow nce the first
Herccy Of CCtter next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
III the tice Ct Wm. p. Murray, Esq, in ST Paul.
By order ct Hen. ). NJ Tracy, Judge Of Probate.
IGted ST PAIL Auu 23d l212
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DySSDf.l IsnN

FUSuE CO-partncrship heretofore EXISTING between Mi
II Chael " Use and Jonas Cfise, under the and
firm Of NJ " i>c Co, in the Door sash and blind n.a
uacong is This day dissolved by mnt,.a consent; al
debts due said firm to be paid unto Michael Wise.
who is authorized to receive and RECEIPT for the same
we'll as TO pay al! debts of the firm.
JONAS GISE.
MICHAEL WISE.
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First Arrival Of the Season.
THE WORLDS FAIR

now in receipt of Black Silks, fall pattern Cacoes
superior assortment of grass bleached Irish Linens
sheetinss, Cloths, Cassmeres, Taors' Trimmings
EDWARD KEENAN,.
WOrld's Fair Store 81. Paul Aux IS. 1853.
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Flf Y u k'DR 81 II.
4 fsskEk ACRES oG CHOICE land in this beauti-
Ere ~ wv al Tey.iiory ~ the section half sec
ti1H. quarter section. or single
1900 Acres in The vicinity Of st. Paul, near the
CapWl of lie Territory in the midst OF country fast
filing ~, and rapi j. rising in value.
Loco Acres in the vicinity OF 81. Anthony Falls
near the greatest weer power IN the Northwest. tho
centre Of the numbering interest Of the Territory.
500 Acres Ecar the young and thriving village Of
NaDonin, or the Mississippi river above the Fails
beautiful country, fast opening emigration.
700 AcIes near and borde ring White Pear Lake,
speHdd sheet OF water, noted 70. It's Oeh ul shores
and fine fish This srd easy ef by good roads,
and is the first quality of soil. Beautiful lakes and
streams oi the pues water abound Ia every part, ell
/ Wei stocked vi,I choice varieties OF fsh
These lands divided into heavy timber oak open-
g and natural prairie; forming the beau,ifu seem
cry imaginable and p:esentng The most favorable
riety iUT the choice Of q farm.
HENRY MckENTX.
! II. Paul. ". T April q 1853 g., 6rn
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NOTICE,

Hereby given, that application will be made to the
Il IrCtate Court Of Ramsey county, TO be appointed
adm illustrator of the estate of George W. Vincent de
ceased, On the 18th day of September next, the Office
Of n, r. Murray Esq in st. Paul, O'Clock, A.
NJ EDNIJND RICE
81. Paul kuo 1870
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DISSOLUTION.
CATTLE FOR SALE.

VGNHE undersigned has now for sale reasonable
Il terms One Hundred and Fifty Beef cattle. Among
them are forty cows, of whom have calves, and
Twenty five yoke of Working Oxen. They may be seen
at his place, between Little Falls creek, and ST Anthony
city. WILLIAM G. MURPHY.
Sept l. ls53-1t
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subscriber having purchased the Foundry In this
u place formerly owned by c. w. Bofup &c Co, and
having thoroughly reated it, prepared furnish
castings oil all descriptions on the most reasonable
MIL Tearing Skating, Boxing etc. will be executed
I'D as good style AS can be found In the Western World
Steam Lngines and Threshng machines repaired on
snort hotce stoves OF all kinds furnished with inside
pIaes Doors eriddes etc. Patterns OF all descriptions
made to order Also Brass aud Composition Castings Of
ali descriptions Rabbit metal, lining etc. made Of the
best materials and warranted.
Old iron Brass and Copper taken In exchange for
Castings. T. GILMAN
IT. Paul, Aug & ls5S--6,n
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ErCTGHg

rrCTGHS
hF every variety. nerI..ctrrs! ..e, ne csse:,se-
e. Missccri Ifcr Mcpnta,. ken, ear % nsa =. .eNv
Tfasnl MISSOURI !RON STORE
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lust RECEIVED
- 80 hrkins good Butter;
so bbls, extra Mess Pork
25 I" A Sugar;
SO +" b dO
loco lbs. Cheese;
10 kegs Golden Syrup;
10 half bbs. do;
ibis. do;
Is kegs 8. II. Molasses;
half bills. do do;
10 tbls, do do;
10 &" N. o. Molassesi
And large lot of fresh "Family Grocsries' Of every
description, for sale very low, Wholesale or retail
90 2m b. PRESLEY.
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Dated Aug 9Th, 1859. Iz-s,


MICHAEL YOUNG, now residing in the vicinity Of
1vl 81. Paul, Minnesota, DESTROYS Of obtaining
Information concerning bis brother John Young who
emgrafed to this country In the summer Of le47 from
Feldsdor IN the Grand Du,chy of Luxemburgh, and 70
now believed 10 be In the vicinity Of Chicago OF NIL
waukee.
Any information concerning hin will be thankfully
received and may be addressed Mr. Peter Poncn ST
Anthony, n. T., or TO this Office left
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LIE DUO & ROHRER

"OULD call the attention Of the lovers of good
v Books to their extensive stock Of and read
able works just opened. We have a choice selection
in almost every department Of literature reasonable
prices. July 25, 1858
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DISTRICT h GUnnr' r i.l ns4AI'r Summons.
William NJ Bliss, John Il. Briggs Charles s. Doug lass,
William A. Nheelock, and Charles b. Daley, partners
in trade, under the name, sly and firm OF Bliss,
Briggs Douglass.
Against James Curran s William Is. LaHler partners,
under the name, sly lie and firm of CurTan n LAWYER.
To James Curran and w lillian. b. LAWYER partners,
&c, the above named defendants:
w on are hereby Summoned and required answer
n the complaint in this action of which Il copy is
hled in the office OF the clerk Of said and
copy of your answer 10 the said complaint the
subscribers M their office in ST Paul, within twenty
days after the service hereof exclusive OF the day OF
such service, and If YOU fail To the said
plant within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action VIII take Judgment against Nou for the of
fourteen hundred and seveEt, four dollars and
cents, with interest from the first day oi August 1888
besides She costs of this at ton.
RICE, HOLLiNSIiEAD a. BECKER,
Plaintiff, AIt'\s
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Bonds Preparations,
fresh supply always on hand.
WE offer to the public OF Minnesota the following in
valuable articles, the receipts for which, the sum Of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
was paid few years since, in our possession
These preparations have stood the test Of over thirty
years in the Eastern Cities, and for the first
tine offered to the people OF Minnesota.
We name few Of the principal, via
BONDS ANODYNE PLASTER,
for pains in the breast back, side, ions rheumatism
BONDS HEALING SALvE,
for cuts, burns bruises, sores, &c
BONDS TETTER OINTMENT.
warranted to the worst OF letter and ali
BONDS PILE OINTMENT,
sure remedy for all kinds of piles.
BONDS GOLDEN OINTMENT,
do for the Itch and Salt Rheum.
Bonds Eye SaIYe and Lotion,
for sore, weak and infamed eyes.
Bonds Cough Syrup,
pleasant and effcacious remedy 70. coughs, colds.
.oa-scness, etc.
Bonds ETHEREAL Fluid,
for cleansing all kinds of material OF paints grease oils
stains without injury 10 the most delicate textures
Aud all other articles kept by Druggists at the Low
est Possible Rates.
Ourstock will be replenished every weeks until
the close OF navigation.
Give q CALL and it will be to your advantage
J. w. BOND,
NJ. N. KELLOGG.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
PARTICULAR ATTENTION,
Having been employed in the manufacture Of Pure
Chemicals and the Retail Prescription Business in the
cities Of Philadelphia and Rio de Janeiro for Is years
profess understand it thoroughly, and will give IL
my whole attention. j. W. BOND,
Druggist and Chemist