Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-06-06

On or about Of May the subssss wnl commsnos
the publication Of Daily Morning Paper called ~ r.
although not Of the ultra schools rather seeking to harmone
and Of the people, than follow heedesy
party dcation; speaking out boldly all subjects public
character, condemnns wrong, UNFOLDING night and advocating
those measures conducive the interests Of the public
As party paper win adhere to those great national principles
OF the Whg party such internal mprovemen judicjous
tariff homes for the homeless, and the deveopmens Of
resources, which have done much towards plsng The United
States among nations of the municipal
fairs proposes select the best irrespective party
Ill those ohces Of trust experience very
important auses promoting the peace comfort and pros
perity citizens.
The columns of the Times open all who wish
public courteous manner, but matters Of
personal will be excluded, the publishers
believing that well conducted should seek enhance
and not the private spleen Of the few
a commercial and business point the Times win endeavor
to other print in the Territory home matters
particular attention. and no efforts viii be spared
render acceptable to the wants Of the business and reading
community Able engaged, and the
terprise the control practical who have
had years experience the printing business and who will
devote make the Times equal other
paper Northwest, it is confidently believed that share
of the public patronage will be generously extended.
The Times furnished at six dollars payable in
advance, week, payable to the carrier
In connection with Daily, published the MinnesofG
Weekly Times, large and handsomely printed paper, at ~
per annum, invariably in advance.
JOB PRNTING-Ow office will be supplied with the very
styles type, and facilities for doing Job
nature to warrant u In saying that
perfect satisfaction ,riH be gfven.
All favors promptly attended to.
Respectfully,
NEwsoN, MITCHELL CO.
I. M. NEwsoN, J. B. H. MITCHELL, MARTIN J. cLuM,
St. Paul, March %, 1854. ~ e-n- -
BELLS! BELLS.. BELLS:!!
MENEELYs celebrated Church, Factory Steamboat School
the ro a1Ssr IN wes. Troy, n -
Mathematical Instruments,
Levels Tansts, Compasses c &C., of the most superior
RAN assortment Of Bells instruments with
aymond Ward, Chicago, or H. j. Nazro Co., Milwaukee
JOHN PHYFE,
IL my1e Murray ST., n. 7.
AKRIAGE Innings, Curtain Goods, Cloths, Pushes, 9@t-
T AwKENoE's WORLDS Far premium DaguT1ean Gallery,
IL my 16 3Sl, Broadway, corner White st.) N. Y.
4 my1S Clinton Han, Isi Nassau st. NY.
THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY,
Manufacturers of Gun Ponder,
CONTINUE to furnish gun powder Of an Their Wen snown
ng Indian Rife, Electric, Duck Shooting kegs half
quarter kegs, and cansters of pound each.
poses and for export reputation Of gun
cs S sale at the Of
O''''N'''' 49, -. A. J. HAZARD, President,
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
Spring Trade, 1854.
N HODGMAN, q Maiden and 50 Nassau street, in
u and merchants
generality particularly wholesale buyers his immense stock Of
India rubber goods which he has hand and is daily
ceving from his factories intending Coats Gloves Pants
Overals, Leggings Caps Reeng Jackets, Life Preserve,
Whips, Carriage CLOTH Piano Covers Machine Betting Engine
Packing Cron Hose and every description of rubber goods
manufactured.
The reputation of goods for their excellent quality is
well established render further commentator entirely
upeuos. 1t affords great pleasure inform wholesale
buyers Rubber Clothing, that enabled offer them in
ducemens purchase superior to what have heretofore, and
| fered them elsewhere.
Orders respectfully solicited and attended with promptness
| and dispatch d. HODGMAN,
myl6 81 Maiden Lane and SO Nassau st. N. Y. City,