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And You cannot be indifferent TO this appeal HUI
mainly calls upon gu 10 do yonT duty II is only one
out OF the many thou ands who have seen liz wonderful
effects
DIR, j n. HOBEASACK,-SIR :-Gfaiitude 10 vou
the inventor OF highly valuable medicine prom pts this
humble testimony IN IFS favor, being a sale. gentle
yet powerfully efeetGal remedy for Worms. Having
had much experience in knowing the effects Of vainus
preparations, my wife, who well skilled in minis.
terg TO children in distress pronounced the hes she
had used, and would other lille yours could
be had.
laughter Of ours became seriously diseased. Her
symptoms alarming, hut her mother At nee snugh
10, remedy Tor Worms Having obiaine, yours, by
the time she isd taken half bottle, Oh SIR the joy Il
gave an afeetionae mother, 10 the mpGoyen ent in
her child she being about five six Years old She
passed an immense quantity Of Worms her sckb conn-
tenance now frightened, her spirits reuuied and in a
short time a lovely child threatened with decline and
death, now gave promise OF health. Thanks a kind
Providence, whose blessing attending your Syrup re-
stored the child. With confidence recommend il 10 all
parents whose children arc suffering with Worms
JAS. B. BOWEN Minister OF the Gospel
Late Pastor OF the Southampton Bap list Church.
GT CAUTION! RENE nber, then, Parents and all
Others, that iOBEASACKS WORM SYRUP is the
only mediciae in use that VIII eradicate Worms, with
certainly, and will NOT disagree with tie most d. lcate
stomach b. careful hat you get the genuine article
and see that the signature n. IlOBENSACK is ON
every bottle.
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad
Is IA -ssasszsssssssss -ssss:ss.ssss

g. -
Passenger Trains will run as follows
Leave Arrive at GroIon Arrive at
Worcester at junction at Nashua and LoweIlat
$50 am. sos SO am. $50 am.
Hiss IN IL s0pm. liz pm Ito pm
AIS pm SIS pm. $50 pm e.2g m
Leave Arrive ut Groton Arrive al
Nashua and Lowell junction Worcester
7.30 am. Is am. S.05am 9l5 am
lbs am. lI.30 IN. 1890 pm. l5Qpm
$50 pm. AS pm. GOO pm. 7.20 D M
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS
Trains arriving AT Nashua directly with trans
OF Concord, hoston, Concord and Montreal, Northern
Passumpsc, and Vermont Central Railroads An Frain
from Nashua connect directly with down Trains from
the above pam.d Roads.
Each Tram o and from Groton Junction (except the
Evening Train from Nashua.) connects 1ith upward
and downward Trains of The Fchburg Rolroad and
Stony Brook Railroad to and from Lowell.
AT Worcester $50 a. train connects with Steam.
boat train from York via Norwich. lil5a. m.
meets win Boston and Worcester, Providence and Wor.
cester. Norwich and Worcester and Western Railroad
trains. AIS p. m with trains from all above
named roads, inciuiing the Express Train from New
YORK and Albany Train arriving at g. connects
with the trans ofall the above roads, ineldms
Express Train to New YORK and Albany. That arriving
at p m with ,. IN. trains OF above roads That ar.
irving at 100 m. with the New oEk Steamboat Trar
via Norwich.
FITCHBURG AND woRCEs TER r. r. TRAINS,
running in connection with Wore and Nashua ains
Leave tltchburg at 8 =, N. IL 40 and 90 y. m
Leave Worcester at $50 and H.. a m. and 4 Is m.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between
Worcester Groton Junction. Nashua, Lowell and Fitch
burg.
" For connections with the other road at Worces
ter, Groion Junction, and NsshVa, see Snow and Wi
der's Pathfinder ahd Railway tide.
% Through Tickets axe issued at Worcester for BuY
ington, Montpelier, Wells River aud White River juno
ton, the fare by each of the different routes vs
Nashua and Fi'chburg but change OF cars is made
Oh the Nashua route.
I.v'. sTowELL, sup't
Worcester, june g. 1858 ieIO dawtf
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Leicester and Worcester Exnress.

17@0O0U0A 01AKW WOAOOnlO1 41ApIUbo'
tENhE subscribers will run daily Express for the con.
l. veyance Of Boxes Bundles, Merchandise and every
other Apress Freight between the above named places
on and ater this date, leaving Leicester at O'clock
A. NJ, and Worcester al O'Clock p NJ
All orders entrusted 10 us or ef, N The POST Odce
OF at Horace Waiie's Store, Leicester (uhere states
may be found will be promptly and faithfully attended
to.
Office in Worcester, at II. Hewton's GOT Main
street. JOEL SIBLEN a. co.
Leicester. March !. 1853. MARI dawti
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ROsS'S Providence & Worcester Xpres

By Every Train.
fTssF5TFT PACKAG Els Forwarded, Notes, Drafts
fsS5 and Bills collected, and paid, and all Or.
ders attended to, with despatch
Packages and small forwarded aud other Express
business transacted al Fall River Mansfield Atleboro
Taunton, New Bedfold, and Nantucket Mass Bris.
tol warren, Newport East Greenwich, Kingston War
Wick, Wickheld, leacedae, and Wakefield R. l. ami
Stonngton, Conn.
OFFIcE.-American House. Worcester
Worcester, March 6, 1852 mars diff
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$40 600 REWARD.

NOR anything that will surpass c. A. IIils Pan
A. and Indian Medicines or the remedy OF Con
orrhea, Gleets structures, Whites Pains IN the Pack
and Loins, Seminal Weakness, Affections OF the Kid
neys, Irritation of the Urehea Gravel and sl other
disorders of the urinary organs without the least
sricon to diet, drink, exposure chauge in apRlica
ton to business. These preparations entirely
VEG ETABLE,
and although powerful, Ihee will inure in the least
the most delicate constitution. This preparation is
warranted To the above mentioned diseases, with
out using any external applications. With my Indian
Vegetable Medicines you can rely upon thorough
cure, by calling Vi on my Office
Main st No. l2l, Worcester,
iylS diff DR. C. A. HILL.
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MEDICINES, &c.
$500 CHALLENGEI

WHAlEVEh concerns The health and banninsss a
w the people. is all times OF the most Inab
por1ance take II for granted, that every person viii
40 an IN thelr power TO save the lives OF their children
ana mat every person Will endeavOr 10 promote Their
own health at all sacrifices lee il my duty 10 so
EMMY assure YOU that WORMS, according 10 the onin
ION OF lhe most celebrated Physicians, are the primary
causes oil large majority Of diseases TO which children
ana adults are liable. lfyou have an appetite continu
any cnangeabe from one kind Of food 10 another Raj
breath ram IN the Stomach Picking al tue ose iIat
ness ana fulness oil the Belly Dry Cough, Slow Fever
fuise Ireguiar7remember that all these denote WORMS
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BETTER assortment can be iound Al No. goa
n MAN 81. than es sH5 oiher place In Worcester
w d sYLvANUs PRATT
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Speeial Notice to Foreigners.

NPSyDAs0- y VV4DC % LVAU4S5 LI0Ibl
FENHOMPSON q CO., Express Iorwarders having
4 made arrangements for drawing Checks directly ON
the Belfast Banking Company, Belfast Ireland any
OF branches, are ready draw Checks on the
above Company, from to 10000.
The advantage of sending 10 friends abroad Bank
Check, instead Of Drafts individuals, be clearly
obvious
Bills OF Exchange, Checks, and Passage Certificates
Tor passages from Liverpool TO New York. or Boston
furnished at this Office. S. v. r.. HICKCOX Agent,
les diff Waldo Block Main street Worcester
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TRUNKS-TRURKs,

mNwx-<-xn Now j. the time 10 tfavel Cal, Al No
ooe Main II, where you can buy Trunhs
.s{N&A " III yalsses, and Carpet Bags a. cheap a.
jyi dtf HYLvANtIp pm ATpr
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Ohio Grindstones.

= TONS Superior OHIO G,indstonea for snle yerv
~ io"' Also, 10 Boxes uuincbaug scyths stones
Worcester, June 10. 1868 dr.
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GEORGE WOOD, NJ. D.
F. CROWLEY, NJ. ID.
L.. B0WEN NJ n
The Wonder Of the age
DIR. Terrel's Healing Ointment.

For the cure Of silt Bheum, Erysipe
los, Chilblains, Cbapped or Cracked
Hands, Burns and Scalds,' uis, Wounds
OF uiy kind, Piles, Inflammation OF The
Hreasi, Bites of Insects, old ~oIos all
kinds OF Breaking ON and Sores OF chill.
dren, sore Lips, Pimples Oh the face,
and all diseases . the skin.
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ompfn'ing each Box
u 10000 boxes sold 10 this State the past wear and
gave universal satisfaction.
, me great secret Of the popularity of this Ointment
lies in the Tact that il accompshes a. IT IS ecumm nj
ca TO do; and tnaI do recommend TO rnIe any
thing bul what frem the nature of its ngrtieuts II y
Al absolute sp cihc for while Other preparations Of the
hnu re recommended 20 cure every dsease which the
human mesh Is heir To-, from Consumption dowu.to tho
olle OF hea, when IL fact ala the medical properties
ney contain are IN the handbs and the thousands ~
hC,i'lous certificates published in lhei praise
inVe those troubled with The above COMPLAINT mar
'cnhrly sh Rhoum) TO tuke box and nv i-if Nyou
money. w INV ""OA 3oW
N . i have hundreds of testimonials can show an
ons VINO iees disposed 10 call and satisfy him.
sell oi the virtues OF this Ointment
Prepared ana sold by MONROE TERRELL, Manga.
tuck, - mr., TO whom all orders shonnd he addressd
sold also by the principal Druggists and Conntry Mer
chants generally Price 25 CENTS 80
o, WHOLESALE DePoTs.--C v. Clickener n Co., No.
o., barclay street, New York; Week. a. Potter Wash.
ington street, Boston; J. Green rald veil a i'm andI
-.---eot 80. --uloesteI, uWsaweow marl6
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Drawing and Painting Academy,
Clothes CleansAd.

DEPAlRED, Re dyed aud color improved by sYL
III VEsTER WILSON, No. 1876 Main Street. rear NJ
sluteyanps Tailoring Establishment, Worcester Mass
HIS Prices Aie Overcoate, 81 0O Frock COats as cts
sack Coasi %, Pants, 3lA, v SITS, 20, Bun Vests 50
Caps, 1884, Every Garment Clennped by him ~ ~
Ianfd to give satAtnctinn Garments sent by stare ~
Express viii BIO promptly attended to- For sale r ~
Pntch's Spirits u Soup anSi J,c ~
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LeCnard's EXPRESS.

Ess55ss7 To and from Boston and intermediate
Es s 49, places, by every train.
Bills collected and paid, and all orders attended to
with dispatch. DIFF ies
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RAILROADS.
ohburg and Worcester Railroad.

Fltchhurg and Worcester Railroad.
s
TINE ALTEREE.-Sunnier Arrangement.
IN AMI after Monday, June s, 1858, trains will
" Ftchbnrg al 6 A. NJ, 1910 and 600 P. NJ.
Freight 80 A. NJ
Returning-Leave Worcester at $50 and Ills A. NJ
andat4l5 NJ. Freight, ESQ r; NJ
Fitchburg, June 6. 1851 wi dif
Boston and Worcester Railroad.
SUMNER ARRANG EMENT - Commencing Mon
day, May 9tb 1858
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows
cave worcester about q, at Z, q lOl5 nj (s.0s
Milford a, 7.O5. lO.i5 '' g lis P@;''
Framn Cen, 40, HOO +" SIS, 80
saxonville SIS 4" L3O
Newton, $780, 7,27, s.2S* wv. Tr), g. lI.4o*,
wv Tr.)+ a NJ. 2,02F $40, 4.4O, SIS wv. Tr9," Sis,
sis, p m.
q BrOoklne, s., IL 8, $50, 10 am; l.so, 3 81,
and 9, p, IN
4" Newton Upper Falls, 6 10, and $40 am lilo, 5 p
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows.
For Worcester at 7S0 (and Ex.l am. 80 4.3e Elk
(& 500 Elk pm
Millbury at 1880 am
Milford at 73O am J2455
Newton Z sow Tr.]6 O5, 9 A Nj 80, 80
wv. Tr.) 3.l5, SIS, Sis, rs and 6. rs, D. N.
Breoklme 40, TBS, $50, X IL IN, /, 2,35, $780,
81, 81, u, A 80 p. m.
:" Charles River Branch, 7.IO, am IL ; 81 81 pm.
Boston. May ., 1858 dawtf
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ICEICE.

VIE subscriber will start his the first of Nav
Il and viii call on all of his former customers to o
llcIt coniualee OF their patronage through the com
ing season, and The public generally. Prices for Ice III
quantities less than 1000 lbs 25 CT PR 100 lbs over
3ooo ns 70 cts per 100, 5000 lbs. 6a cts per lou. Ma
season contracts taken.
Any neglect on the part drives TO accommodate
sai have prompt uttenj lby leaving word al The Of
flee, Ia Mum street Pc who have changed Their
residence since hast year AID wishing Ice will obhdye
by leaving their names al the office
Now and Second hand REFRIG Err ATORS for sale
or exchange as low ms can be found in the city
apo DIFF Il r. HEY NOOD
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on and after MeHday, May 9Th, 1853, through PAS
SENGkR TRAINS will leave as follows
Leave Providence 720 and l 80 A. M and 90 o. m
Leave Worcester at 80, and ii and A. r. m.
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soap.
Q0 BBLs Sperm OH SOAP
~ 10 do Whale Oil do,
20 Cases Soda Soap, in slore and for sale BY
- n. q. b. a. A J. HOWE,
~ w Wor Bank block.
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RAILROADS, EXPRESSES, &c.
Western RailrOad-special NOtioe.

Western Railroad-Special Notice.
~ -: -
CHANGE OF TINE.
nN and alter MONDAY, May 9Th, 1858, Passenger
~ Trains viii leave Worcester, as follows:
For New York and Albany. Z" Ex. Trainn 925 am
and s. SIS m
For Albany, New York, and Way stations, $50 am
For Springfield, Hartford, and Northampton, 43O pm.
HENRY GRAY, Supt
Office Western Railroad Company NV diff
Springfield May 9th, 1858
NEWPORT Via PROVIDENCE.
sss ss-g
DN and after June a0lh, 1858, the Steamer PERRY,
~ Capt Woolsey, will run between Providence and
Newport connecting twice each way, each day, with
trains OF Providence Worcester Railroad follows
Leave Newport at A. NJ, aud 2. NJ.
Leave Providence at A NJ, and 6 P. NJ.
o. on arrival OF trains from Worcester and Boston.
Passengers may procure through tickets Railroad
stations of New York and New fiaven Railroad, New
York Of Western Railroad Albany or Providence
and Worcester Railroad, Providence.
Rare.
Newport and Worcester Sl,5O
New York via Worcester, Spring
held, Hartford and New Haven, $50
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-09-22

"The seasons and 20, and find him the saac -
SPRING.

" ne seasons come and go, and tind him the saIn
The hedge is sp;outing out again,
The thrush resumes his voice,
The rainbow spans the daisied pla;D,
The hills aud woods rejoice:
But on roadside mound there sits
Made up Of skin and bones,
And sorely plagued with coughing fts,
A man a-breahing stones!
The hedge is in its greenest suit,
The thrush siugs clearer sill,
The plain is decked with flower and fruit,
The sun lights up the hill
E@ there-upon the rubbie bank,
With short asmathic groans,
And silver hair, al hong and lapk---
That mans breaking stones.
AUTUMN.
The hedges gIeam with varied leaf
The thrush darts 10 and fro,
The plain yehls up the golden shcaf.
The NIL is ALA glow:
But-se,lcd down in granite seat.
With weak and childish fnoans,
Ard big, ungainly, ouistretchcd feet
That mans a-breaking stones!
WINTER.
Now stat6 aud spare, the hedges stare;
The hungry thrush grows boli
The plain Is bare--ali's chcer,. IS there,
Tho hill is bleak and cold;
But ,hese he sits, as folks pas, by
Chatting in c!.ee,(u tones
With purple lip and fearful eve
That man. a-brcahing stone.
MORAL.
Perchancc you pity this Old soul!
His wolk will soon be Ger:
Then, recollect 10 what goal
The immortal part niay soa,l
man, ior all his wicked WAYS,
IL a!ter-lle atoncs,
'Twere well if sonae had spcn; their days
Like him--a-brcaking stones
Irish Paper.
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j. I'll. RYERS.

Corner Third ond Roberts sts., Paul, Min.
MANUFACTURES Of zinc, tin, shee iron and cop
AVl informs the citizens Of ST. Paul, that keeps
hand large assortment of stoves, which he will
very low for cash Call and before buying elsewhere
tail Indian traders would 10 we'll to cali and examine
81. Paul. June 8, 1862 7-ly
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TsSs MAN NJ. SMITH.

.Iagt,ce Of the P,ace, Notuy PuJHc, CoNector an
GcicGi Agent.
EYAS removed his Office the Brick Block opposit.
4 4 the Post ONCE corner Of Third and Minnesota
streets where he vii be found ready attend tie
collection of debts, purchasing and selling estate
ot taxes, locating Lad Warrants, IIav-
ing been in the business for some time past and
being provided with OF All the surveyed portion
ot the Territory and of the CITIES The ST Peters
he fatters himself that he will be able give satisfc
ton to AL who may give him cali.
y. Il. Town Lots in st. Panl, st. Anthony and al
the the Peters for sale reasonable prices
Also, Farms III the country, with or without improve
meuts.
-. Paul June 9 l8J3.-1tf
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THE TINE y{AS COME

\t} Hen the up town folks can save sioe leather by
w bu! ing all kinds of Groceries, Provisions, Ac
nst a. cheap il not little cheaper upper ttau
III lower town at w. \. PERSON * CO.'S. New Store
adjoining Blunl's NEW Bazaar, few doors below The
Kice House, Where they have just opened splendid
assortment of choice Family Groceries and Provisions
ol AL hlHds; also very choice lot of WINES, IquSrs
and Cigars, and i'll fact almost every tlAg auder Tie
head OF family supplies which they VIII se low cash
S-tf W. \. PERSON q
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Az fNST.

EyYNENAN will sell his DRY GOODS and READY
ID MADE CLOTHING Al COST. AS an soing east
about the is OF August 10 buy my Fall StocS. Call
Noon, AT sd ST. near jackson.
JUlN / z, lc53--i3.
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oTtf e..

yxNlE Books of the North Western Railroad Com
pauN will he opened at the oiice of Borup Ouke.
on the Firs: Monday in July.
Per Order Commissioners.
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SSt. paul Business CarSs.
Have you good Understanding 4?

w" s"Vtt StobothS
MARVIN. invites the public TO examine the
10 best stock OF materials in his line that has ever
been seen m The Territory. He challenges either side
te Aiiahtc 20 preduee better quality of French Cali
skns, specially adapted for the winter season
ON hand, also, Ladies' fine custom made shoss and
CATERS. Also Gentlenens Calf and Kip Boots the best
that can be made You know the stand--Thrd street,
near Roberts street.
Sainttpul November IS5l a
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-09-22
AUINET WAREROOMs.

~ y
CHAIRS, DiNANS, WILLOW WAGONS,
MATTRASsES, CARD AND CEN
IRE TABLES and CHAIR
of every Description
Also few METALLIC COFFINS, superior article.
u.s~.----.--~ TO buy second hand furniture, - TOO
S%ssetsa 20 much like buying second hand gar
ments. We take II for granted, that
W. 90 the people Of Territory, would
rather prefer have their chairs washstands bureaus
and tables, made order, and express fer their own
use although old iurnure might be bought for less mo-
ney. lheu think people would rather favearti-
cles made OF the timber that here in the Terrific
ry, manufactured b. mechanics, who have cast
theIr lot IN Minnesota, Tor better, for worse.
We viii make promptly to order, whatever articles OF
furl may be wanted Of have not what is desr-
ed on hand; aud viii warrant goods better all
things considered, cheaper, than they be imported
Undertaking promptly attended TO.
S1EES & HUNT,
Manufacturers of Cabinet Ware and Furniture, Third
street, ST. Paul.
~. Paul, June 23, 1853. lO-tf
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F.sH!oN.BLE MILLINERY.

NERS MARVIN would announce to the ladies OF st.
"a Paul. that site has just received from New Aorh Il
!irge Varied and splendid assortment oi Bonue> ~ The
latest Summet sly cs. She aters herself that upCr
animation. il Nil be Conceded that as handsome stock
of Millinery, Flowers, Ribbons. &c, never hcofe
brought INTO the Territory. ALSO-l}aregcs, Tissues,
Dress silks &C. sc, AL OF which VIII be sold at E!,
PRICES than The same goods were ever before offered ~
tuls market, Hume Is. off
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Great Inducemeuts.-Seiiin Off at f. ost!
w. w. ii a IS.
(OEe door North Of the Lake Houae)

SALTWATER.
1N1fE subscriber having received his stock of Goods
suitable for the winter trade. respectfully
that he IL on hand, ready aud willing show them
people wishing to examine Goods and Prices. Among
his stock be found beautiful assortment of plain
and figured Mouselin de LANES, Cashreres and Alba
cas-, French Mernos, Is oiesc Cloth SILK aud Worst
ed POplms; Figured Dress SILKS; silk Bonnets aud
Sewing silks; Dress Trimmings and Ribbons gre at
variety; English and American Prints and Gipghans
and Linscv laids; all wool Undcrshrts and Drawers
900 pairs Boots and Shoes best les ad very low
Also
Grncefios-the cheapest in town: Brown and Blear ii
Sheeting, and ShirtIags and Linen To make then. up
and Linen Handkefchicis.
Best assortment of Tea an, where abog the dggirgs
Ready made Clothing, cheaper than The cheapest.
My motto is, "Quck sales and snall protits'-for
Cash. 36-onl ". W HANKS
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fN,iv TREES AND snRUBBERY.

kI IT I X FFaS a Y y SII III EB FIX u
EHANlNti purchased the interest OF Mr. IL. 7. L pton
4 IN The 81. Anthony Nursery, ] prepared TO ill
orders for Fruit and OnIimental Trees, SIrubbery
Roses Dahlias ard all kinds OF bulbous roots Partc-
ular attention viii be given 70 the cultivation of Dwarf
Pears Cherries and Apples, in order especially 10
ply the people Of ST Paul and ST. AuthonJ, who wish
their fruit, to embelsh their yards and
gardens with something useful well beautiful.
NY supplies to be obtained from well known
sery in Iowa until trees bs grown IN Minnesota.
have a snail stock hand, that have been in the
territory and Two years Ny nursery viii be loca-
ted in GroNeland, short distance from the Half Way
Uouse, the ST. Paul and ST Anthony road Those
wishing sbrubbery, will do well send their
orders before the opening of navigation Orders be
left OF the of j. f. Fullerton addressed
through the Post Office. L. ii. TORD.
Groyeland, ". T., March q, l553. S0-if
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Minnesota steam Door. Sash 4 Blind
MaEufactOry.
AE,' f. have iR sui opcratiou in lactO
w rN, machinery Of the latest and best nprOv ed
patents for the purpose Of manufacturing doors, sash
window bilEs, door trtnes window frames, al IT
vhich intend keeping good ass0rtmeut hand:
We are also prepared to make work order with dis
pact, and o the best lumber, prcpaad
Ia Ilrri-h work low prices the article Cen
be bought for at any place the Mississippi Al
orders i.on distance promptly attended when ac-
coHpaIied by the cash.
w. * J. b. SPENCER IL co.
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NJ. SHERNAI

NJ. SHERMAN,
House, Sign and ornamental Painter.
Corner Of Fourth ana 81. Par Ssea, ST. Paul.
DAINTING AND GLAZING done in a superior and
IL workrnanlike manner. All orders promptly and
neatly executed. Work warranted to give
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\ ON is the time tor you to try if you cannot
" get ali kinds OF plain, straw, BRAID chip and fancy
trimmings Bcnne,s altered and made iu the most fash
ionabe sile bleached and pressed, aId done equal
any city in the east.
Bonnets altered to the present fashion, 80 cts.
Ii only bleached and prr~,ei---37cts.
liberal percentage allow ed to millincrs.
Black aud Maroon, colorcd finished at the above
price. AT the St Paul Bleach House, upper end Of
Anthony street. by Mrs. T.. SpARNES.
narcii--3l 4-5u 6m