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BOSTON CLOTHING DFURNISHING
STORE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
~ G.. CRiSWOID has just openeH in LAMBERT ,
VI. BRICh BLOCH sd street, under the Mnncaotian
Office Zen Ihousa nd Tollars worth of
READY MADE CLOTHING AND CENTS FCRN1SHl%
GOODS,
Comprising tine largest and best selected assortment oil
goods Of tie Kind, offered iii thi, city or Territory
The goods and clothing are ali new. aud OF tie
LATEST SPRING STYLES
selected with great from the largest and most aShlon
able house, in Boston He also extensive ht
of
HATS AND CAPS
of every description. g..
Persons in want of Of the above goods Will nnd II
TO their advantage examine this stock before aklng
their purchases The will he sold at WHOltSAIE
RETAIL suit purchasers and at the LOWEST ClSh
PRICES. q. G. GRiHNolI'
/ No (
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49, , d; y: s:s1 ]. il, '''4'
UNION OF THE MISSISSIPPI AND AT.
LANTIC By STEA Nj,

BY TIIF ROCK ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
vyNS connection affords the only continuous route by
| steam the Atlantic from II. Paul BY this route
passengers will escape the n.casant stage travel from
tialrna to Warren.
Arrn.c1nonts have tcon made to ticket passengers to
Chicago and tie by thc Galnna and Mnne>", Packet
company and the 81 Louis Galena Packet to Rock Is
land forming connection with the cars
Two daily express trains between Rock bland and Chi
cago connecting at Chicago with cars for the east ana
south.
BASS BORCP & CO., General Agents, st. Paul, NJ ].
JNO. ". LAMB Ticket Agent; Office, Third street,
and the Lower landing.
Tickets 80 he Cbt.d at this office to New Icrk
Boston Philadelphia Baltimore AID alt TIE piW ta cIuS
If the Eastern and !S7uihEyT, Stats.
JNU. NJ LAMB, Ticket Agent
s. Pa,,l Nay 81. 1854. II
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Thlfd NNf17, UIiE"ItS He T7h'f'T '.W'F.
ERN ANTS of every description both Male and Female,
- for city country he obtained at this Office
Merchants. Hotel keepers farmers and others in want oil
clerk aoralg will be supplied free of charge ny
calling sending their orders. Cooks and servant girls
will he s.nt to ATTY part of the country il the persons
wanting them will the Office fee of 81 to SO. with
money pay girls fare stating what they want wages
&c. &c.
Females in want q employment can obtain places free
Of charge.
f"und men with or without Cash capital in want of bus
ness can be accommodated b calling or writing this
office,
A1 letter. must he post paid wifi 81 enclosed ..ldrcs
S'A ~, =, ''ei i">l "W'e NJ. l. juno ' v5n.
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BCRWELI Il POWERS,
NJ f R c liant TAILORS,
AND DEALERS IN GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
No. fremont Buil1iags, Dearborn STREET
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
T ESSRS BURW ELL 4 WERS respectfu,y o.
vi invite the attention OF gentlemen trayo ling EA
the Northwest, well as those resdingin Mime ra
sofa, 20 their complete and elegant sortment Of XX.
CENT EMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
The largest and most tasteful selection the finest
French, English. German and American clothing stnds
will be kept constantly hand the design tho
propricor to sustain the reputation Of their establish
ment As the Great Western Emporium of Fashion Gen.
temen leave with US their orders
filled time in the fashionable styles Strang.
visiting Chicago invited examine our elegant
stock, at No. :, fremont Buildings, Dearbon street
II BCRWELI. CHICAGO.
June Il # S.A. TOWERS Cleveland o.
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ClIAM.sLtN & MORGAN.

WHOLESALE \ Nd RETAIL II ERS N
"a NCT AND STAPLE DRI GOODS 4ND CLOThlNG
I ATS Gaps, Boots, shoes and Furnishing Goods, Car
L petinc, Oil Cloths. Window Shades and Curtains
Wall Paper &c. Third street. between Roberts and Jack
on Nay l.
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FORTY EIGHT SPLENDID LOTS,

F'OKIY EIGHTY SPLEN DID LOTS.
COMPRISING TWO AND HALF ACRES EACH,
~ and situated near ST, P;ul Capitalists, Strangers,
or citizens wishing to purchase desirable property for
Cottage Residences, VILLAS and sunni Houses,
invited to call aud take ONE tOk at the locality. The
soil is of the FIRST Quality, and pied for Gardening
OF the culture OF the Grape.
HENRY MKENTY,
Dealer in Il cal Estate.
81. Pual. Dec. 10 i9J3-lv
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MANKATO CITY, MINNESOTA.
Situated at tie great Southern Beud of TIL.
.UiancS0t0, or ST. Peters Riscr.
a @aA Lots in MANKATO CITY, Blue Earth
II ~ County, Minnesota, for >ak for cash
time. HENRY M'KENTl.
Dealer III Rca! Estate.
St. Paul, NJ. T., Jan. 90, l854.--ll-,f.
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.CDtrage.
GENERAL. COMMISSION AND ADVER-
Using AGENCY.
CHARLES wOOLLETT,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

ITO MERCANTILE Men, FAnxErs and others La-pa br.,
Il ness II this city
Respectfully announce my intention TO establish mveet
permanently, in the above business ths citv a oe-
my services to effect sales Of Produce purchases Mer
candi.e Lumber &C., Commission, together with any
business which rexuires personal attention. which an
experience seventeen vewrs In active mercantile
suits and thorough knowledge Ct the city trade has
qualified effect the most advantageous terms,
thereby frequey obviag the inconvenience ana expense
OF leaving homo end bunines Hoping to be favored witt,
yoaT couanls, trusting that tis introduction may eai
to Transactions extensive md mutually beneficial ande
suring you of les, efforts in your behalf truly
yours, CHAS. WOLF EFT.
RfF.-s TO Al. ". kenneivi f. Z. Williams W. Way
man. NJ L. Keith, A. II, B,ackall Eg John no-ers, q,
II. fIink. Esq. lessrs VINCENT \ Owrcs.
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Land Warrants

bought and sold, and Government lands entered for
settlers reasonable TERMS loans negotiated, eldng
roa Ia to SO per cent per anhua, with uneNceptlona
sle Real Estate security, Coupon Bonds, payable in
New York elsewhere instr"Cted-l per cent
Hiission and generally, all business that may be
trust ed to care, ana usually done through Banking
House, Real Estate Agency, Law Office will receive
personal and ttentiOn. 52-r
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TO THE CITIZENS OF ST. Paul.
OAKLAND CT MrItRI ASS iATIo\. READY Fp
TIE


TEE al T. OF IniS.
FIN!iE attention al the citizens Paul j. earnest "
called H. rhc i.ict. tie triGiy A~>'.
j. now dGly incorporated and organized according 90 law
Tat tliev have purchased forty III land within q
lne Of tho Capitol, beautifully situated unduating. am!
dotted with gIoyc>: and have had tlr laid y
handsome plan, int" burial lots, with the proper
walS &c..nt that all tho preliminary steps la Ing
he, properly acr. and deeds, i,at> Nc lui, He
corded, that the ISS~idn Is lrepa,td to di<ja&s 81
L,s a via" desire beautiful safe. and pcInanen.
rc-tiilc place 80: ,h;ir deed
The Ia under which this Cemetery Association ill.,
corp'ratcd contains H." following section:
81 IL. fir proceeds ar>r, from the sale Of lots ii.
each cemetery shall h" apple! to the payment OF any
.ci-S incurred hy aid A,ocio in the purchase of
'terv c'hu:' aat property in fencing. hproying. and
.lphn hing rcA -"u-S ard leading tl-rct"
ant rfrayins the expenses IN the management,
aud care of the same. and for no other purpose.
From this extract Pot holi'rS viii perceive. that the
Ccmcteryi~ noa speculative affair but HAT INC proceed
t-o: the ~,, of the iot> devoted liqul
management of the cemetery and jornq eo,,1lsh
i-J aad 0rItrDen'iHJ he ground.
10 give energy and concentration in managing the hu>i
of til" Aocttiun. the Board of Trustees declared il
advisable 10 appoint nR. THOMAS r srER Actuarr AMI
general Executive officer Of The 4 ,>ocii,inn
In" Acuarv sautAozo! - sell and pose of Lots and
iuaL" deeds Cor the ami generally Supcrn
tend and manage the affairs of the Cemetery ISOLATION
under tho direction of the Board of Trustees hcI tx
.cutivc Committee.
All persons wing business with the Cemetery A.
socistion will ail 10 ! f"srER the Office Of the
COMPANY in the ai Times brick Building adjoining
{. IL Iarhcrs Bankr. office.
ALEX. RAMSEY
4. L. LARiE\1EIR,
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Genius, Talent and CieyerneSs.

Genius ru-h hes like a whiIw ind-Talrnt marches
like a cavalca'e Of heavy hprscs--Ccvcrncss skins
like swallow in summer evening, with 4 sharp.
s!riil note, and a sudden turning. The man Of gen.
ius d;sells with men and with nature; the OF
talent IN his study, but the clever man dance here,
there and eve,yw here, like ulterily in hmrcan.
striking everything and ENJOYING nothing. but too
light be dashed in pieces. The man of talent i'll
attack theo les, the clever will aosaii tho ndi-
yidual and slandar private character Bat the nan
o., .c,us dcspis's both, he needs none, he fears
none, >hruuded in the consciousness Il his own
strength; h. ntcrt5res with noue, and walks forth an
example that ''c.yes fly alonc--ihey are but sheep
that herd togerhrr. 1t il true thai should POI son
worm his Ea.h hc tread it under foot !;
should >:.r at him, he may chasse it hut he
will not, Cannot atark the privac. of another. Clever
write r'rSss, Of talent write prose, but the
man Of genius writes p2try.--UazlM.
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IL. +. M'CLOSKET,

"1HOLESALE Grocer, Forwarding and Commits
. w sion Merchant and General Steamboat Agents
No. 80 Levee, Gaena, H. The attention of buyers il
called to ny stock OF Groceries, Provisions, etc, etc
Having received by late arrivals from New York, Bos
ton, New Orleans and st. Louis which in addition
former stock, renders my assortment complete shall
to receive additional shipments from time to
time. during navigation, thereby enabling HE to .nve
fresh and tul stcCk Throughout the sea3on and to be aDt
all times to fill orders at the lowest af Aet rates.
he Receiving and Forwarding Business, shall in eve
~ Instance have personal attention, by which, ddts
patch and Will be guaranteed. and The eA ense U
Storage and Drayage as much AS possible avoided.
feel assured that my facilities and long experience III
the Commission and Forwarding business, enable me t.
entire satisfaction to any that may favor me
with their patronage.
Liberal Cas;, advances will be made on Produce al
Merchandise shipped for sale in this market Par
ticular will be paid the purchase of all art
Cles not in my line.
1yAgent for a Galena and st. Louis and Gaena anf
St. Paul PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS.
H.F. M'CLOSKEY.
Gaena, Apr! !, 1853. II
REFERENCES.
p. CIouteau, Jr. Il Co, New York,
Lornz, Sterling & Co., Pittsburgh,
James Peck & Co., Chicago,
Bridge 4 Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith s. Co, Cincinnati,
Cbor"r,-s & val"c, II. Louis,
james Garter 4 Co, faiena.
Stillmana Rood.
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S. letter iom Rome, dated April lih, SAYS -
Among tn" expected oriental travellers, is dstin-
gni,hcd citizen, ex-Prcsid'nt Van Btu en who has
been wnfcImg at Rome. lie leaves to-day for Ma
pies, with 'he inc';i"n of passing the in hat
region, cihars 1T Sorrento 1t with regret that
lose the society Of this gentleman. The mos
courteous attentions have been shown hi'n at dn
Pay al Court, and received by him with that que:
and SIM he grace which in him makes NJ, s,,r the dis
advantage Of knowing no other than his native Ian
guag", and with nnamiiia, iiv Nth cnlntly pmctio
Ii Is likely that Nr. Van Barren aud his son, VIII, Sc
health has greatly Improved, may Spcnd his next win
Ter IN vis, To the 'holy places viii, patty o.
Americans who have likewise js>t left the city.
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FOR SALE'

FOR SALE.
4 LARGE, and splendid HOTEL STOVE, warranted
4 perfect Enquire at the american " "us"
nv ],f IO\.; < EEo.
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ST 1lNef1
cU
CHARLES III, PARK Err.

Ill X L. L. > IA. IA IL IL T. is
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BROKER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
~ Erch.nge FIR snte on The EGst or South.
D. Money RENTED to GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE and
GERMANY, or any other important points en- the Cont.
Nent Of Europe
JrlNrERE~r allowed on special Dcposites.
Collections made throughout the Territory. Charg rg
the current rate CT exchange and the ai pese of
collection.
REFEREECEs, by permission.
Gov: Willis \. German, st. Paul, Min,
Ly-tiov. RAMSEY, I" g
Ne>srs. Page 4 Bacon, ST. Lows, No
American Exchange Bank, n. Y.
Particularly weuid invite attention to the
Real Estate Department. Of my Office.
HAIHlCli has been established at great cost, ana
w which Consists in part of g fun list of Govern
mtn Land Entries. Maps of unentered lands Iectel
semi-wtekiy. A map of the County of Ramsey, and
said county. complete list of all the lands sold TO
said county for unpaid taxes 4 fuL and perfect al
tr0ct of the title each distinct tract parcel
land situated L. said county from the General Govern
men to the latest grantee wherein is noted every de-
feet q the title, either III form substance, and
possible kind of LIEN creating IN inCci5ranCe vh~t
il arises by way Of jndg ments, mortgages, taxes, me
chauiCs, otherwise.
am justified in stating that so far "s a large portion
of the Real Estate of this city Is cnncerned chain OF
title lot be satisfactorily established BY eXamin
81 the records Alone the aid o surveyor is ab>o
utely essential. This deSideratrM nave supplied by
ascertaning and defining the original claim lines, upon
the proper maps.
From my experience in the system Of ahsiracting
which have adopted, confidently assert that all
strac is hey ond all question, the most red6le source
OF information, with reference to titles, to be found
this city.
All written abstracts furnished by me- warranted
perfect.
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WAR EAGLE Mills. GALENA.
S4UrERFINE EXTRA FLOUR, bran, shorts, and
- feed tstahtly on hand ana ior sale low
e,t cash rates L. HEMPSTEAD q co.
Ga!ena, sept. 2, l65. 4-2O
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NV. BASS. THEopoR BoRUP. S. R.. CHAMPLIN.
BASS, BORUP Il CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants,
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
Leuee, Opposite STEAMBOAT Landing, st. Paul, Min.
REFERENCEs.-P. Choueau, Jr. e. Co, New York
d. J. w sunnng, Cincinnati; Riggs & Levering, ST.
Louis; r. Choutenu, Jr. 4 Co, st. Louis; ChOueau d
Nsle, St Louis Bu9frrd Brothers, Rock Island; H. Ii.
Siblcy, Mendoza; Livingston Il Fargo, Builao Dole,
Rnnsey q Co.. Chicago; Geo. Smith, Chicago; james
Carter Il Co.. Gslena; b. II. Campbell n Co., Galena;
Ii. F. McCoskey, Galena; Franklin Steele Fort SMELL
ing; Born 4 Oekes ST. Paul
u Literal advances made on consigNm ents-Mark
packages Care b., b. 4 Co., st. Paul, NJ. To
ST. Paul, Apri! llth, 1854. 1-tf
ESTABLISHED IN 1851.
North-Western Express Company.
0tONNElTING with the American Express Company, to
~ all the principal points in the CnitcI states, Cauat,
and Europe.
The cheapest and safest way of transporting light and
valuable 'ioodS--Spoce and Bank Notes.
Particular attention paid to the collection of Notes Biz
Drafts and Accounts Purchase and sale OF Merchandise.
Lest FragM and Ecgsag.
looked mp and delivered to owners &c.
s>cn9crs-seinW eckly.
J. c. BURBANK & CO,
s.. Paul. May l6. '5& Propretors.
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AT meeting OF I, c ockholdcrs Of tie Michigan
Sourhcra and Northern Indiana Railroad, held in
Adrian, Michigan, oh The 18th inst, the follow g
named gentlemen cho:cl Directors for the en-
suing year John 3. JcrviS, Edwin c. Litch,eld,
WIN. Savage, Jchl Sry krr, High White Cha,I s
Tm!cr, James Archibald, Elisha c. Lchleld ant!
john :. Barry.
DAVID SrAEkwE.THEH, of Chic, has been
nominated Minister to Chill.
The Legislature Of New Hampshire Will adjourn
SATURDAY, Is, July.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAINT PAUL MARKETS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Daley PIoSTra OFFICE. !
June 80, 1854.
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ALEX. RAMSEY.
&. |. I.ARtE,\1EIH
4. " lApDJNGr nN

Executive Com. Or tho Board Of Trustees o. C. Comran,
AT-sr-llit MAS OSrER, .n:tuary.
June
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this indirect offer had a sensible effect on the
proprietor. lie go, out his best hack and
pair, and charged the young stranger the Sum
Of $50 for the trip. In very short time af-
terwards, Miss B found herself sitting
beside the young Philadelphian. in the above
mentioned carriage, and going towards Mays
vile. at the rate Of about ten miles an hour.
II was soon noised through the town that
Mis-, B-had run away with her Philadel-
phia lover. Her guardian, who was opposed
TO the match, at once mounted fleet horse,
and started in hot pursuit. About half way
to Marysville, he overlook the fuglti'es and
attempted to seize The young lady
The young Philadelphia waived him of.
and spoke in this wise .-"Sir, you can't
have her and YOU must now do one Of these
three ihings-you must GO back and leave Us
10 pursue our journey,or you must kill me ,or
lwlll kill YOU" This talk brought ruardy up
standing. II was entirely unexpected And
no, wishing 10 kll and particularly not to
be killed, be accepted the fret proposition,
turned tail, and took the hack track. The
lovers pursued their way to Marys,llc cross
ed over to Aberdeen, were married, drove
back to Cynthana, and put up at the Princi-
Pal'Lolel.
4 crowd at once surrounded the house aud
threatened vengeance on the Philadclphiln
for carrying away the prcttiest girl IN the
town, and who was the promised wife of an
esteemed citizen. The Young man, nothing
daunicd, placed his wife IN safety in her cham.
ber, and then came boldly down TO the steps
of the hotel, and began tn address the mob.
II our photographic notes are correct his
speech was exactly In these words:
Gentlcmcn--You ought not tn blame me
for wha, have done. Most OF YOU would
have done the same thing, had YOU been in
nv place. Instead of threats and reproachcs
YOU ought To- offer me a complimentary sup.
per. Sul, Il you are no, satisfied, am rca.
DIV to give YOU satisfaction. Twill fight YOU
all, one at time. and II that don't do, ! an
ready to put YOU all through at once, and
then clean out the balance of the town
This show OF chyyaly vas too much for a
Kentucky audience. The sympathy Of the
crowd a, once changed sides They gave
him three drafcnng cheers, and then rushed
10 and congratulated him with an the hcarli,
ness Of the Kentucky character. The land,
lord was ordered TO hiring out his best Bour.
bon and plenty ofit,and the crovd,witb great
, good will and sincerity gave and drank to the
happy groom the noble scrtimcnt-"N None but
the brave deserve the isir"
lCincinnlt Commsrcial.
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a. to Justify his immediate marriage, AID al
there was no reason for his engaeemeri viii
our heroine. being kept a secret, il was soor
very generally known; and, as is usdal made
the topic Of much conversation for diy OF
two.
Hamilton Myers, among oihen, .as dis
cussing the subject the morning ailer 'ho en-
parcmen, "camo out" lie wr Standing
with group of young men a, the corner oI
the street, and had jus, said,
"wcll, wish North JOY Of his bargain,
for can attest, from ocular demonstration,
that the late pretty Miss Ne'biu is a'Prcscni
perfect fright mere wreck. iremble
when think Of the escape | have myself had
for was nearly caught, ! ssuro you.
Never saw anybody so much chnred by an
illness in nv lifc-why she las lost all her
teeth, and her hair and one es; her nose is
as rel as m old iopcr's, and lJr ,sln the col
or Of dandclion--sbe loolcd llkc a carica-
lurc Of one Of the wlchc, in MaclClh. Pom
honor, | feel like a man wNo has just escaped
being caught and eaten ov an ocres'.
So far had Myers ,oluhly proceeded ia his
description. when ono Of his companions
touched him-hc tarned and saw, close be.
side him, Miss Nc,bi,t le,ning on her lovers
arm, and looking more beautiful than he had
ever seen her.
Mr. North had delayed her a moment 20
speak to an old friend Of his, whom he re-
cuguized in the group, anl while he was do
ing 50. Margaret had ,inc to say to Myers,
with malicious smile, hlr bright eyes dan.
cling With merrmcnt.
81 fear It is too late foryou In confde yonr
secret 10 me, Mr MYERS, bot perhaps with
my resemblance To wiichc, am also endowed
With enough Of their nrbulcs TO divine
wha, it might have been, had No, fortune res
cucd YOU from the hams of the 'ogress.
And hcncciouh YOU will know how TO be-
ware Of witches and oFrsscs."
Leaving the dscomftl,d and puzzled Mr.,
MYERS, (whosc brains NJ this subject have
never clcarej) to reply a, be- hest can to the
indignant queries Of his companions as To ih,
meaning of the representations be had been
making them, AMI 10 solrc himself as well
a. be is able, for having lost the hope II ob
tanning the swce,es, anl prliies, girl IN ,h'
city for 4 wife, we take o,r leave of him, a'
well as our happy heroine and lover who
- uobly stood the love.ics.