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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26

The Iowa Clothing Store has been recently
and Is now opened on the corner of
Sd and Main streets.
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Queens and GIasSNare.
Common Cookery, yellow ware, window glass. etc.,
of all sizes and descriptions, For sale low by
GELPCkE& SCHROEDER
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COOKING EXTRACTS.

A LOT of this fine article for Custards, Puddngs, &
IA just received a I'd for safe ty GILLESPIE,
d Jan, 81, lSJ3-dwy Globe Buiidin
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ARE you IN DANGER
F z 6 vi FIR E?

VNHE undersigned is Agent for the AMER
Il iGAN MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY, and is prepared TO issue, Policies on The
Premium, Note, or Cash principle, on all good
property in the city or country.
JAMES r. GOODRICH,
Agent.
- Office at j. G WEATHERBY's.
Dubuque, Dec. lS-tf
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Isl'QDllO.
CAnn &GnHnll

BAKERS BROMo, for the sick, supply just receive,
ID and for sale by A. GILLESPIE.
Jan. 81, lS53-dwy
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Chicago and New York lily.

VTlECI.sU AHA NCV 4 OFh NY.
--ALSn,--
4 RAILROAD COMMUNICATIONS
is opened between Chicago and Columbus CIncn
matt and Pittsburgh, Toledo and Norwalk RoIG,
which ntersects the Mad Rg6r and Hamilton and Day
ton Roads, al Bellevue the Mansfield Road Monroe
VILE, and The Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati and
Pittsburgh Roads, at Cleveland.
j. II. MOORE, Sup't.
Passenger Office, fremont Building, Chicago doors
south Of main entrance. GEO. GRAY, Agent.
UanIl-tapuD
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NOTICE
Mess. F. S. Jesup'& ComG would inform
the merchants of Dubuque that they have open.
cd an office for the TRANSACTION Of Banking &
Exchange Business in this City.
Dubuque, De. 22d, 30 daw If.
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A CARD.
j. HILL, ARCHITECT g. BUILDER,

ID ETURNS his sincere thanks TO the citizens of Du
III bugue and vlcnity, for their liberal patronage and
encouragement in his profession, aHd having this day
formed co partnership with l. HORR, Architect and
Builder would solicit their continued support in behalf
Ct the firm
Dec. 9Th ,53-fmdSW,
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DT. John Is. EEcniOn,
SU Il GEON DEF Y'EST.

Would respectfully inform bis f-ieHds and the public,
that lie has located al Dubuque, and will lie happy
wait on all that may need his services.
Office in the Globe Building up stairs, 2nd door the
right.
Nov GOTH '5o-daW- TYR
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DIRECT FROMNEW YORK
THE LAW.

Fresh Oysters can b. had at s. j. Cox's either by the
Can dozen. All will do well try them. They can
be bought low, ana warranted fresh. January oh.
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J, c. " D 4 T II h R BY

New Gosds just received at stand two doors
In above the 'Anerlcan House on VI ain sreeI Dubuque
Iowa, where purchasers frou city and country will fluid
me ready to supply them with
ST.4PLE AND SILK GOODS,
of almost every variety TO suit this matker also BOOTS
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, HOSIRY.
QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE
and complete assortment of
GROCERIES,
shall sell my goods the lowest mark 4 pFicss The
public invited 10 call aud examine for themselves
j. T.. WEATHERBS.
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Cooking Extracts.


A LARGE supply of Extract of Lemon, Vanilla, Nut
n meg and Pose iusl rece Jed afi for sale al the Drug
Store of [t1ay3}p A. GILLESPIE.
Trbune COW
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ScI.col Teacher Wantcd.
nIsTRICT No. |, in Peru Township, as in want of a
II competent to t,acl the English bran ches of an
education. Such person by applying Immediately
will obtain the place.
Dubuque, Nov. llth, l852-tf
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MUsIcAI, INsTRUcTIoN.

SODA & CREAM TARTER
OF the best quality, for family US in store and for
~ sale cheapby A. GlLLESPiE
Dubuque Jan 81, 1853-dwtf Giobe Building
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PORK WANTED.
. H. BOOTH. JOSHUA BARNEY WI. BAR.
". J. BARNEY 4 CO.,
LAND AGENTS. !;

CT1LL continue to sell kssignalle Bounty Land War
- rants one most seousterns, either for Cas
Time. perfect tsJ g,laraeed TO all purchasers
Purchasers for Cash have the Pef ISIS e in Their
own names, securing to them the direct title from Ger
eral Government. ."
Warrants for 40, SO & lGO Acres,
For sale by Wholesale and retail. Warrants sold on
Commission. Locations made with for non-resi-
dent Warrantees and holders. Choice selections Of
Land embracing Timber and Prairie for sale TO Emi.
grants Farms sold Tor owners wishing to dispose Of
them. Settlers at distance haze lands entered
without the expense and loss time Of Journey, by ad
dressing thorugfithe mail; money good
security. information Of all kinds relative to Lands
furnished. Maps and Diagrams showing unentered
Land procured. 49,
Office on Nam street, opposite American House,
Dubuque. IVA.
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they obtain those convictions their country win re-
main prey to poverty and contentious. With au
excellent climate, with fertile soil with an immense
river navigation they are far behind the Brazilians
Their remoteness from Europe may have had SIMS
ter influence over them and as this is now lessened,
and as the swarms Of men going to the Pacific will
BRING the countries on the Plate betwixt two expand
ing systems Of civilization, they must be soon em-
braced by them, and share in European progress
OPENING OF THE PARANA.
In the British House of Lords, upon June Sd, the
Earl Of Mamesbmy asked the noble Earl at the
head OF the Foreign Office whether he had any OBJ
lection to state the nature of the treaty concluded by
Sir @. Hotham with General Lopez and the Para
guayan government, with respect to the opening Of
the river Paranag
The Earl Of Clarendon said that the treaty pro-
vided for the opening of the river up to certain
point, which. however would be extended when Ger
tain difficulties had been settled between the govern
ments of Paraguay and Brazil 1t provided for the
security OF life and property for the free exercise of
religion and for mercantile pursuits, and was, in al
most all respects, in conformity with the treaty given
to Sir G. HOtham by the noble Earl (Malmesbury)
opposite.
After few words from Lord Colchester the
subject drOpped.
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In destruction of originality than found to be the
case In more musicaI c0unfriaa

IN uessrucuon OF originality than is found to be the
case IN moro musicsl countries.
The French company at Dresden is quite sighted
Aisnough a rench theatre is something new to the
nnaDiants OF Dresden still curiosity will not get the
better OF the dislike to seeing what they know is
second rate.
Rigoletto" finds undiminished favor with the
Vienna musical public. The opera was filled each
mgnt q the representation. 1t has been given at
most OF the German theatres with like success
Comet was 10 open the Italian Opera in Vienna He
had engaged several Italian singers of whom report
speaks highly.
Miss Escott, an American lady is said to be singing
with the greatest success at Naples.
The Hamburg and Lepsic critics speak in the
highest terms of the singing OF Madlle. Jenny
Ney. Her Norma is said to be most perfect repre-
sentation.
A grand musical festival has been given at Dussel-
dorf 1t was conducted by Ferdinand Hitler and
Robert Schumann. The number OF the vocal and in-
strumental eXecutants was ESQ., Madame Clara No
vello was one Of the principal solosts and very
tavorably received.
The London obituary for the week ended May 2lst,
includes the name of Madame Feron Glossop. In
her day. this lady enjoyed considerable reputation
SINGER and, we believe, for some seasons, she
accepted as primo donna in the great opera
houses OF Italy. Those, too, were days when great
Italian operahouses had great singers. At the close
OF her Italian career. Madame FerOn sang for some
years III the English theatres, subsequently
called in to assist at the Italian Opera in London,
and recently made one Of the vocal companies as
sembled by Mr.. Maddox at the Princess's theatre.
Bravo" by Mercadante, has been just produced
at the Italian Opera in Paris without any extraordi-
nary success. The artist who appears to have been
the most vigorously applauded on the occasion was
Signor Robecchi, the scene painter.
An attempt was being made to ascertain what
amount Of public favor project to establish during
portion of the winter season, an Italian Opera, in
Ednburg would receive.
The " Seven Ages of Man." better known per-
haps, than any other portion Of Shakspeares multi
tudinous creations is said not to be original idea
The trustees of the British Museum have recently
acquired rare and curious impression from wood
block, representing the ages of in series
Of quaint figures in the costume of the middle of the
fifteenth centuryone hundred years before the birth
OF Shakespeare.
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HORRIBLE DEEp.-On Friday night, Mr.. Joseph
McHenry of this county accompanied by young Thomas
Douglas his brother in law and two small negro boys
repaired a lick but fes hundred yards distant frcus
his house for the purpose " shooting deer. Whist there
sitting upon logs around fire they had kaded Ia
the open Geld, they suddenly fired upon Tom
neighborng skunp The stump from which the hend le
yelled his deadly aim ubout thirty yards from the
Gre ard III. ground bore the visible prints Of the vApa
bands srd knees for forty yards more whse ~ hsH
cewed 10 reach the stump. The shot took effect In ss
head and neck of MsIeory and In the thigh ana SIDE
dtrea Dangerous his SPEEDY recovery is erpcted Hold
ing his gun upright before him, II IL thought whes
90 h. e the bears rhs MARKS Of seyerN suo~.
fho- Dcugss ~h, s5ot through sdi 'aouy'' ~
vi,s1 bI' few hours hes nouslss, wn hsst'us @et
~ urtlioey end. -. youne nAa scasas s~.ss'
sum,negt !u of lite AUD promise hs was oalovcs Or
s WHO ksvw him .sa ass large csncsurse ct lrissae
ard RELATIONS Jog stA1 ~eevsg around Ais grave -s
! Locf lark Dmg-~t Adv 81,
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The Paris Society of Dramatic Authors has just
held its annual meeting, and it was stated at 1t that
the receipts in the of the last year for the per-
formance of the pieces Of its msabers, not less
than f52, 730.
Madame Pauline vardot gave her farewell concert
at st. Petersburg on the Sth May. The magnificent
Hall OF the Nobility could scarcely contain the au-
dience, amongst whom were many Of the principal
nobility.
The London Athenaum says:-Mr Elias record
of his Musical Union announces, among the other
arrivals in London, another prodgious boy pianist,
in master Arthur Napoleao, eight years old, q
Portuguese" The child played, we believe, at the
close OF the last meeting Of the Musical Union, and
he is said to exhibit real promise and expression.
Holding firm the principle and feeling which we
have often expressed regarding precocious exhibit
tons, we receive with more than common interest
evidences Of nsosical genius from such outlying
Districts "a the Peninsula --fahcy1g, do, that
in Germany France, and England, much that is best
ia iausc - heard frequently and enjoyed easily
4 as TO render manya gifted creature Uase almost
before h. youpg ard ttct in rcmotcr d2trcts this
"fory Of over much wisdom" may have lea ocsency
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO,

Ny customers may rely upon finding all articles in my
line constantly hand durins the winer at the
same prices previous to the closing of navigation.
Any thing purchased my establishment not giving
entire satisfaction, will be taken back and the money
funded. wish it distinctly understood that this all
smoke. Let those who cheuS Try and md out.
j. CAMPBELL,
Sput. 50 Third street. jackson. nj
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THERE Is NO OTHER WORN MEDICINE AS GOOD
So says physician, in speaking of the cclebra-
ted vermifuge of DR.. MLanc. The following
is an extract from his certificate:
FrLToH County, Ind. Feb. % 1850.
Mcssrs Kidd & Co. Gentiemcn--I have been
using Dr. MLane's Worm Specific in my prac-
tice, and hare found no other rOrm medicine
as good i have been buying it from the Drug
lists in Rochester and LoganspOrt by the dozen.
As it is Il miles to i.oganspOrt aud II to Roch-
ester, / would like to have it from you direct.
Respectfully yours, PETER TROUTMAN.
Ifyour children are troubled with worms 90
at once and get some of that Incompatible YER
mifugc.
For sale at ". ". IIicnCoXs.
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BABCocK's LANDING, Sept. %. 1853.

We, the undersigned passengers on board the
steamer lola, on her first trip up the Minneso-
ia River, deem it due to Capt Samuel Sergent
and to the officers under him. to bear testimony
I. to their geutlemanly conduct and to the able
manner in which they discharged their respect
live duties. Being light draught and fast
running boat. she is admirably adapt ID for
this trade, and We most cordially recommend
Capt. Sergent to the travelling public.
p. X. JOHNSON,
JOHN Z. HARRISON,
+. COLE.
r. H. WINsLOw.
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HOUSE AND SIX LOTS FOR SALE.

TN Brunson's Addition, in the most desirable part Of
Town for residence. The House is story and A
half high, with four below and large rooms up
sairs with cellar and good cisern 100 bar
rels Of water The above property will be sold at bar
gain and part of the purchase mcncy remain on
time. For further particulars apply TO
TRUMAN NJ. SMITH,
Cor Third and Minnesota, opposite Post Ocs, ST. Paul
5-tf
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WARNING!

THE PUBLIC hereby cautioned against purcha sing
Lots lie Sueur City'' Of any other persons than
actual proprietor, X X. Peck and those to whom
has given deeds, all purchases made from ans other
will be utterly null and void, and will fail con-
vey any title whatever TO the property.
81. Paul, Sept 3, '53-5ltf X. X. PECK,
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St. Paul Crockery Store.

OC. raul CTOckeTy 0COre.
NEW ARRIVALS!
Tie Largest, HdndsOmest and Best assortment
Of China. Glass and Cr0ckery, erer
seen in Minnesota TERRITORY.
MARVIN. at his store. two doors east Of the Post
H. ONCE, Il prepared show and sell the ahovc
goods at prices lower than they bouah. In acna.
His white Granite ware, china. is of the
best quality and of the abandonment and latest Patterns.
lie mas every article that can he Thought that ware,
ana can supply full SETS supply parts sets to match.
In Yellow and Rocking CHAM Ware,
For kitchen purposes he sell so per cent lower Than
former prices as he is constantly receiving directly from
the manufacturers East. and is buying al first hand
The following are few Of the articles kept, amongst
others too numerous 10 mention.
White Granite Vegetable Dishes. v-rcd
do Euttcr Plates, coverrtt, with irainer
do Soap Dishes and Brush Trays
do Mnfins, with covers
do Gravy Turecns, will iaiie
do do Bowls
do Pickle Dishes
do Com. fl stanis
do Ewer> and Basins
do of every thing table furnturc-a
very large variety.
Yellow AMI Rockingham ware Cakemoulis, pie Plates
Butter Jars, sittoonS, etc.
Pitchers and Tea sets AMI Dinner Is Of all kinds.
Glassware every requisite arti,le-cau and sec.
81. Paul, July -.
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Mendoza louise,
FOR RENT.

TTNHE HALFWAY HOUSE and Farm. Consisting Of
16O acres Of land, partly fenced and under cultivation
This property Is situated the ST. PAM and Saltwater
road, centrally between the two places and well adapt
ed for the hotel business, being surrounded by the best
lakes for fishing In the Territory making general place
of persons engaging pscaoral sports Daily
lines of stages pass every day.
This property will be leased for three or five years on
reasonable terms.
The will also be sold TO person taking the
house, IL desired. For further particulars apply to the
undersigned in st. Paul, WIN. BRANCn.
Paul. July lS53-i6f
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vERANDAH BOARDING SALOON.
No More Credit.

No More Credit.
THANKFUL the liberal patronage which have re-
ceved from the citizens OF St. Paul, and surrounding
County, shall endeavor conduct establishment in
such will warrant continuance OF their con-
dence; but in orderto TO this, must stop the
CREDIT SYSI'E.H;
as have to pay cash all cattle, sheep, hogs ETC.,
which purchase. shall hereafter expect my customers
10 pay down the Cash all meats they may buy from
me- shall strictly enforce this system with al my GUS
toners. 1t Is my intention To keep constantly On hand
the very best u"a of all kinds low prices as the
market will allow. Ny motto will hereafter be
Beef for Cash. and Cash for Beef.
b. All persons indebted to me in large or small
sums. will please call and settle mmedatetly as ii will
the necessity aud trouble calling on them
doing, will enable TO fork TO my cred
itors. ii. c. WOLF.
3-3f
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ID r UGS AND NJ E DICIN T. S
AT THE
PIONEER DRUG STORE.

j IO.N OltlIs
lust RECEIVED at the Pioneer Drug Store. or
Third street, nearly opposite the Post Oice, fresh
supply Drugs, Medicines. Pants, OTIS, Glass. Varnshes
Dye stutl-, at the lowest prices.
Here Is an enumeration of some Of the principal articles
Acid, benzoic Ammonia, aqua Oil, IIaYlaln
do tariaric do DO olive
do muria'ic Barbados Aloes do a1iss
do su!phuric Ale dol do juniper
Alum An;imGny, blk do castor
Adhesive plaster Arrow root do tansy
burgundy Pitch Bue pill do spike
Bark, wild cherry Boray, refined d. lnseed
Bal7am ir H,mHti, OK. do cloves
Bay berry bark Conf extract do Rosemary
Cream tartar COpaj "a. ba,Sam do sassafra5
Chalk, red Ceua do cinnamon
do prepared Camphor do hemiock
Colombo root Cayenne African TO lemon
Carb. precip. CamOmie flowers do pcnnyroyaI
Camomie flowers Car,!amon caraway do bergamot
Coriander Corrosive sub do win,crsreen
CreosOte Composition do wormseed
Digalis Emery, nos / toS do British
Epson salts Eye water QniDine
Rhubarh root Seneca snakeroot suph zinc
do pulverzcd smaits sponge
Tartar emetic scaling wax seammony
Iodine potas>a skins, white x split Ivory black
Jalap I.,ulatum spts Lavender sp,s
Liqnorice ball Mace. morphine Mercuria oinupt
do Nj rate silver Nutmegs
sar,aparila, com. sugar lead sal ainmouiac
sq'lls, sliced saltpetre SIENNA sweet spirits nitrs
do saffron 81 Gentaa
do syrup suphnrc ether G!auber salts
Spanish lilies liieri picra lsnGlass, Iodine
Tine. caps x rlyrrhCarbonae magnesla Gum Arabic
do asafpiida Calcned do do Myrrh
do diyalis Croton oil Opium
90 aloes ointment, mere do tragacanth
do myrrh do red pr do shellac
do opium Caomel, Eng do ammonir
40 cah'nNiaes orange reel do Guaicom
do camphor pumice stone Peruvian barT
iva. Urls precipitate, red pearl barley
Naeriuh 90 white pink root
MorinSecd quicksilver Waters
virginia SNAKE root Wax, white
Family Medicines.
hnti-bioUs, cathartc, vegetable, ague pills; Coxsa
hive syrup; StouGhton's bitters; burgundy pitch;
lLniment-nerve and bone, poor mans
and anodyne; Thompson seye water;
op0dedoc; paragoric; rheu-
matte drops, etc.,
Together with every article the Drug line, for sale
cheap for cash.
June l3--40y JOHN DEWEY.
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NOfiCG.
Cheap for Cash.! Cheap for Cash.
John Holland
juno 4. 53-33.f

S Just receiving lot Of Furniture for SALE
consisting Of tairna, 81. Louis and Mini" Chairs
BcdsteadS, Sofas, Lounges, Mattresses, Secretaries,
Wardrubes, etc.
J. ii. has very conspicuous situation for CRY and
country business. Gentlemen at distance wishing to
establish agency sell bry merchandise show
samples orders Patent Rights, do by address
sing above, the subscriber : well acquainted here.
Real Estate bought aid sold commission! Land
Warrants located good land. and claims of land for
farms secured.
]. IL. agent for McCumbcr's Hay and Fodder cutters
a great invention keeping animals in fine conditions
and owner of horse cow should be without one.
Money loans negotiated All business strictly conf
dental and charges moderate. ASH
Holland Place Unicl. ST. Paul. N. T.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SAFES.
SEASONED LUMBER

r wish to close out the Lumber in my Yard, which is
thoroughly dry, and will be sold at the price of
also, large lot of dry Flooring, J. W. BASS.
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WANTED,
DOCTOR YOURSELF,
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS,

DOCTOR YOURSELF,
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS,
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
CT q THE lortieth editions with hundred cngra
rS wings, showing deaScS and Malformation5 of
W%CSS the human system in every shape and form. To
~-- which is added treatise on the Diseases of Fee
males. being the highest importance to married pco
pie, or those contemplating marriage. BY
WILLIAM YOUNG, VI. d.
Let father be ashamed 20 present copy of the
IESCULAPIUS 10 his chilli. 1t may save him from
early crave. LIT yu,i;,I the
obligations married life without reading the
Pocket Ii;>cuapus Let one suffering from hack
MED Cough, pain ia the side, restless nights vots feel
ings and the whole train of dyspept sen>aios and CIV
up by their physician, b another moment without con-
smiling the Eucalyptus Have Tie married. ~ those
be ed any impeachment. read tins truly
tut book. as il has been the means Of saving thousands OF
unfortunate crca urcS from The very jaws OF death.
~ ANY person sending tcentg .due cents ul'sHd i'll
letter. viii receive copy his work by mail,
five copies will be sent for one dollar.
Address (post paid DIR. WIN. YOUNG.
3-2-Jm No. 1872 Spruce ST., Philadelphia.
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FOR SALE.
Notice to Dealers IN Real Estate.

THE UNDERSIGNED l. now furnished with sectional
maps of all the surveyed portion of the Territory, and
Abstracts of all entries and prescription claims made at
the Saltwater Land Office. Persons in the vicinity wish
ing enter Government Lands save time and money
by calling as can furnish them all the Informal
ton they could at the Land Office Reports received
the Land twice week. Titles to lands traced
to the original purchaser.
TRUMAN NJ. SMITH,
Corner 81 and Minnesota st, Saint Paul, NJ. T.
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Fourth Council District.

TAVING been requested by many Of my friends In Da-
kota Ramsey, Fillmore and Goodhue counties 10 Of
fer myself as candidate for the position OF FLOATING
COUNCILLOR, [ respectfully ask the support of my
friends therefor the ensuing election
ALEXIS RAILI.Y,
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TO FARMERS,

LOT of superior grape vine cradles anil grass syhcs,
~ at cost and under, by
45tf CATHCART, KERN & co.
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To pc sons dc>irin. Standard or Dwarf Fruit
Trees. Shrubbcry. Plants, &c.

TIVE undersigned have published catalogue, which
may be obtained the counting MrssrS. R"y y
May, with whom orders be lett, at their nar>ery
mile and halt from the residence of II. NJ.
pcc. MERRIFIELD X NEWTON.