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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-03
s.THE WORLDS FAIR,

Corner of Third and Roberts Streets, st. Paul.
THE proprietor the Worlds Fair having Just returned from
the with and extensive of and
desirable Spring Goods, invites the attention his
patrons his stock. lie time
the many articles which be found
his
BOnnets-
Silk San Gossamer Lace Belgrade, Blonde Lace, Pedal
Diamond Italian, English and Dunsable, &c.
Laces-
Limerick Thread Linen, vncennes, Honiton, German,
ton and Pointed; Ribbons of every variety.
Muslins and Wrought Goods
Lace Capes, Chimmeses, Under Sleeves and MantIlas.
Shawls-
Figured and Fancy Brocade and Silk, Cashmere,
be tand French Print, Grape Shawls and Scarfs.
ParasOls-
Figured Lace, Silk, Bocade, Imperial, Foulard,
Plain Figured Satin.
Tissues Silks, Satins and Dress Goods
Pain figured and swoo Bareges and Barge DeLaines,
Muslin Robes American, French and English
brio, French, English and American Prints.
Millinery Goods
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters-
Plain and fancy, Tipped Fox, Patterned and Bronzed, Chill
drens, Youths and Msss, in
Kip, Oxford and Union Ties Slippers and Carpet Shoes.
Piece Goods
Taior's Trimmings Gents Furnishing
Boys Clothing ready made and made the shortest
notice.
Silk, Fur, Panama, Leghorn, a variety other Hats
Caps, &c.
Oil Cloth, Drugget Tapestry, Wool, and Hemp,
Floor and Stair Carpets.
Furnishing Goods, including
Paper Hangngs, Muslin, Linen, Lace and transparent window
sha Curtains Of Cord Tassels and Rollers
and Shoes, etc, etc.
Goods delivered in town boat carriage free.
WORLDS FAIR STORE,
Corner Third and Roberts Streets, St. Paul.
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C-y Mr.. Thackeray was last heard of under the
shadow of Ncsuvius, diligently plying the pen :;
Mr.. Macaulav is studying DIR. Sachcvcrcll and the
hcd-chamber intrigue for the new volumes of his
history; Mr.. llallam is adding new notes to his
historical works; Rogers, the veteran poet, is en-
gagged in somewhat similar occupation Lord
Mahon has Just completed the seventh and last
Volume of his History of England from the peace
of Utrecht to the peace of Versailles; Mr.. Wilson
Croker is still occupied in preparing new edition
of the works of Pope, and has just come into pos
session of an unpublished character of the Duke
OF Marlborough, intended to have been introduced
into the Moral Essay on the Use of Riches. Such
are some of the items of intelligence in circula-
ton from the Republic of Letters where also there
is talk of Il novel or novels bv Victor Hugo
for which sum Of g 900 has been offered and
refused Chambers Journal.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-03

MIsEHLT CHIEF JusrIcR.-Jekyl said that
Kenyon died of eating apple-pi crust at break
fast, to save the expense of mullins and that
Lord marlborough. who succeeded to the Chief
.Iusticeship in consequence, always bowed with
great reverence to apple pie (WHICH" said Je-
XVI, ''we used to call apple pe-ty." The Prin-
cesses also told of how g the King used to play
tricks on Kenyon, sending the Despatch Box to
him at Il quarter past seven, when he knew Ken
yon was snug in bed being accustomed to go to
bed at that hour TO save candie-light." Moore's
DiurU,
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ca Not long since six negroes belonging to
the estate CT cid Mr.. Castleman, in Clark county,
Va.disappeared and were advertised as runaways.
The bodies of all six have been found in the
Shenandoah. 1t is now believed that they at
tempted to cross the river when intoxicated, in
rkif. and were upset and drowned.
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1854. Union Of the 1854.
MISSISSIPPI AND ATLANTIC BY STEAM.


THE ROCK ISLAND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
THIS connection affords continues by
the Atlantic from st. Paul. By this route passenger will
the unpleasant travel Galena Warren.
made ticket Chica-
and by the Galena Minnesota Packets Rock
Island. forming a connection with the
daily trains between Rock Island and Chicago
connecting at Chicago with and south.
BASS, BORCP & CO., General Agents. st. Paul, n. I.
JNO. u. LAMB, Ticket Agent Once Third Street, Lower
Landing.
Tickets may obtained York, Bos-
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and all the principal
Eastern and Southern States.
JNO. n. LAMB, Ticket Agent
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-03

A MEAN INsINEATIoN.-The married men of the
New York Cricket CLUB have beaten the single
members. y poor, miserable old bachelor says
he isn't surprised at it they probably got their
hands in by beating their wives.
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Ny 23-dtf.

SPENCER, WILSON Z CO.,
MANUFACTURES OF DOORS, BLINDS, SASH, &C.,
their Steam Mill, prepared to Ill all their
"A line with promptness and dispatch, having hand
100000 feet of dy clear, Lumber, including
large quantity Of Flooring. Ao large quantity Of DOOM
French Doo and Windows, which will be sold
cheapfor cash. my16-dtf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-03

cv3- The Kane County Democrat calls Stephen
A. Douglas, ''Ill:nois' beloved son.
We think if it had called him her "Prodigal
SON. it would have hit nearer the mark.
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NORTH WEST

SADDLE. HARNESS AND LEATHER STORE.
At the old stand in the Rice Buidinq ASfhony Street,
MTHERE may be found general assortment Saddles,
w Harness, Trunks valses, Carpet kc
and Silver plated Harness. double and single
Harness. Whips Hasrs, kc Rel also,
Sole and Upper Leather, Calf and Pink
Lasts, Pegs. thread nails, . good assortment.
Work made order, repairing done
rsady pay only, fmyl5-iy1 A. r. SPOFyOHp.
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shall hand, the opening navigation
Plain and Fancy Job Type, Brass Rule Leads &C.,
that fill orders without delay
Orders received for Presses of the most celebrated manu-
also, Cases. Chases Composing Sticks;
all articles used in the business.
confidently recommend the material manufac-
Foundry, believing that they will give perfect
satisfaction.
n. D-Prces same Foundry adding transportation.
ii. ii. HOUGIITON & co.
mv15tf
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THE FIRM OF .'PUsu'' AND SPULL."-The Bos-
ton Post is responsible for the following:
Sam.-Julius, whar did YOU get that coat?
.Julius.-Down here to nush's.
Sam.-Wha that
,Julius-I.ittle ways down in Brattle street,
whar it saws ..Pusll'' on the door, pushed and
went in. 1t said ''Pull'' on the Odder sidc-l
pulled dis coat. and run out.
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e MPIRE SAW WOK KS,

W. L. r.
Formerly Lee, Gage & Co.,)
Manufacturer Of every description Of Sas, No. 4a Mdins,
81. Louis, Mo.
TIME Gage having been dissolved by mutual
consent, the 2st day Of January last, would inform
friends and customers that have made with
Mesrs Bridge BOther and will continue the manufacture Of
Saws, all their Variety No pains have been spared fitting
machinery, and securing workmen, and
purchased direct the both i'm Europe
America, cash, confident that hold out such
inducements that dealers will find to interest
home manufacture.
nothing need be sad trust that both dealers and
had sufficient opportunity to test the quality manufac
while partner the Gage Co., not
doubt moment, ability successfully point Of
price, quality finish, with mandatory Of the kind in the
United States Being in receipt Of description stock,
prepared to fiji all orders with prompness and dispatch.
addressed to the undersigned, Mssss. Bridge g.
Bro, will receive prompt attention.
NJ Particular attention paid to all kinds Of repairing
W.. L.. +. GAGE.
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BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
THE HYDR o M A G Il N,
Or WATERPROOF, Anti-COnsumpfive Cork Soies,
MANUFACTURED by
HARCOURT, BRADLEY. CO.,
Al. Market Street. Manchester.

Or WATERPROOF, Anti-Consumptive Cork SOles,
MANUFACTURED by
HARCOURT, BRADLEY. CO.,
Al, Market Street, Manchester.
Principal Warehoase Wood Street, Cheapsde Londom
England. American Establishments IS Ann street and
lO2 NaSSau street, Ne,o York, U. s.
VJ1HE HYDROMAGEN valuable discovery for protecting
i the damp cold, and therefore preventive
Lung diseases, chot any docforing ichaerer.-
edicdted character Is powerful anudste
disease.
Gentlemen will found agreeable, and healthy
rainest weather. the foet cannot
ghest sOed shoes in the Indictment weather
with impmity while Consumption, prevalent among the
young country thware by their general adop-
They entirely supesede the latter cause
pedestrians in icy weather. like
rubbers. While the latter the feet to appear
being thin slice
prepae peculiarly placed nsde does not increase the size Of
appear undy. Children they
valuable, they in exercise with
and healthy effects Their is slight as to
mentions BESIDES those who parOnZe them Will
find IL cir yearly Doctors bills much diminished thereby
Hylromagen becoming known. Its sale in
incredible Last in London
Manchester, Bmngham Liverpool, Glasgow, Leeds Dublin,
Paris, Hamburger, Berlin, sales reached -
pairs Cork Sos. This the number will far
that.
Ask faculty opinion of their value preventive
for COUGHs, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA and CONSUME
MEMS sIzE q pair. ....................5o CENTS.
BOYS, & Misses do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS do
NOTICE-From the Retail Prices make very liberal al
Jobbers and Wholesalers, that storekeeper
make fine profit their sale, while they are an article
For terms, applyto HARCOURT, BRADLEY Co.,
sep1S-dw3m 3S Ann street, New YORK.
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E. 81 The New York Mirror. the editor of which
paper has recently come into large fortune,
thinks ''thc new world needs to know more OF the
refining arts, and to less for pork and beans,
and sailing dollars.'' How easy it is to talk.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-03

JOHN PHYFE,
IL myl6 Murray St, N. 7.
MARRIAGE Innings, Curtain Goods, Cloths, Pushes, Blunt
u ngs, &c. A W. KELLEY & BRO, % John st. N. e
ml6
Il AWRENCE'S Worlds Fair premium Daguerrean Gallery,
IL my l6 3Si, Broadway, corner WHITE st) N. Z.
TNOWLER'S 4 WELLS, Phrenologists and publishers,
myI6 Clinton Hall, l3l Nassau st. N. Y.
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER, STATIONERY, COPYING PRESSES,
PRINTING, &c.
RICH LOUTREL,
81 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
BUYERS will consult their interest by examining our exeisNe
10 stock, which lowest possible prices
Account Book Factory Books made to patterns paged ana
printed heads required Also large STOCK Oh
hand suitable Banks, Insurance ana oher companies Me
chants &c. large quantities for the North, West
and South Trade.
Writing Papers! Cap, Letter. Note and Ledger Papers, from
the United States Foreign Papers, Tissue,
Drawing, Writing, Colored, &c.
Stationery! Fancy and Staple goods, most extensive and
complete assortment. Envelopes Cards. INKS God fens anu
Pencils, Steel Pens, &c. go.
Discount, Exchange and other usefu the
job Printing cheap Cards. Bill Heads, Labes, Checks, Law
Cases, Points, &c. 49, ,u
photography and Engraving! Bonds Stocks, Certificates Bills
Exchange, cut and Envelopes embossed IN the
best style. =.
N-The Trade, Country Merchants Dealers supplied
low prices, In quantities to suit buyers.
~ Orders by Mail executed with promptness
RICH & LOUTREIy 81 Willam-st, NJ r,
my16 Importing and Manufacturing StatOners-
MEALIO,
NATTER, 4Is BROADWAY, NEW YORK. ,..
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NEW BOOKSTORES!

II
~ HAMILTON Co., No. 3, Wnslow receiv-
VI ing and opening the largest and best
Books Stationery Wall Paper and articles
west of Chicago which they offer for sale the
lowest possible cash prices.
We would call WALL PAPER
comprising 5000 rolls, which purchased
Those wanting Wall Paper, would do well to look
assortment,
stock OF STATT0NERT cut be beat this side Chi
WRITING PAPER of all grades. PENS, 1sK, RUnBER,
WRISTBANDS, RULERS, BLOTTISG AND DRAWING PAPER
OF all descriptions and in fact all articles usually kept sta
tonery establishment.
GOLD PENS. We have large stock J. G.
Pens, all warranted, which public
prices Gold and Silver Tooth Picks, article.
Lcdger Journals Day books Pass books and MemoraRdums
of all styles, in setts single.
We have good stock of Miscellaneous Books, great
variety of Ch,irens Books, which cannot fail to please.
Cheap publications. We have in store stock,
and received by
the press. We have arrangement York CITY
by which all the works as soon as
printed.
Or School Books, have all of A. BARNES Co.'s pub
cations which offer any establishment in
town. Give us a call. c. A. HAMILTON & Co.,
June 29-tf. No. s. Winsow House.
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GENERAL NEwsPAPER ADvERTIs1Nc AGkNT
No. II Second Street, tie Post QceD H. Ae Ne.
Aess'' A. H1,mn V Hs Aesss 4.y1 a WHITE
mv,s;t H'0'pn0' As'sr Co. H. more Co. nue.
- = -
wAo,.'s;s f Sselsr. c .ns ima.;,..,. Z.
pucs Cbem,c.,. paints. M. r,... NJ. a.,as r. M
IL south second street, Csanedrsi Bsiidiss, be-
'T y@e asldwsm:. ""''' s1' AoOis' mo'
or IONIC TYpF F0UN6RY 4 pzPFp ~ . FU0T7STs
90 NOoA' Estsbiished 4. d. 1slo a." p" OS~
TYPE f al Z; aA ASD DSAInn sG FL pApr.
'1 Pass e n Ds1o4@sa SSH =: A1ss LIE; ~''
the attention Of Printers ss ana Publishers to their n
p.ner prn;,no RnIe Hore and eyery
o'ner srilc's used IN f ,a w.' o.. ..,
ssoment ., RR d Nsnaner ryne Of Mst,cs mnorted
from scotland, ana have now complete seeS Aso new
foundres in the United sates and are prepared to iii
selected from any specimen at Eastern prices.
hand :p
Cards and Gard Boards ali Of most
reasonable terms.
cuted is'' ''' 0'''''''p''e ''N VIVA ~ '''"'
Editors Printers wishing to establish or Job
rrntng once, VIII De funshea with an estmate ~ oeta
ana @ ss:s:'sS ~ ,.n,
wood Type, a large assortment always on mana.
Type taken in exchange for new at nine cents
at Specimen poes al '00"''
scotch Ha Ron and NonnarieI - - ~N
Cash n.id Tor Rags mv15:s
~ 20 - -
DIS ,. Bills q NOYES, ou n,orr
OPERATIVE DENTISTS, MANUFACTOkEhS OF bLoOA
~, AND SINGLE MiN .Ei TEETH, =, c......,.
No. o. FOuTh reef, 81 LOUIS, MO-, 0reT LeoS U5ox'0"s
Hat and Fur Store.
REFERENCES:
Rev. D. e. Estes, MeosA r. II. Miller q Co',
Mr.. Jehn R. Hammond, Townsend, AoDnson
Messrs e. A. & s. r. Filley, T. 20.
Dr. Vanzandts
Dentists orders promptly attended to- mylou
WOLFF HOPPE,
No. 179 N0rfh Main Sfreef ST. Louis, mo-,
- DIRECT IMPORTERS OF
| '
~so~cr. AVN, " an .a .. ssor.r,ort y, roo,,no
C,ossas 81 s,.os. 60 p;stos .nI cnorno Artic,es
Rttons Rrushas p'rsos por+o Manars. indian Mexican
ora ard Amber Re.ds. Horn and She'll Combs: perm
o ali kinds Table and Pocket Cutlery Razors Scissors
HOES and s,snenders English French
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SCARRITT & MASON'S
MAMMOTH FURNITURE HALL,

SCARRITT & MASON'S
-. MAMMOTH FURN1TuhE HALL,
OUR extensive well known, that 1t is
~ necessary advertisement than
public successful
in getting splendid assortment of Furniture the Spring
trade, the most style and quality and particularly
suited and both wholesale and retail.
examination Of stock will show to be composed, both
home and foreign having advantage to be
gained in either including the neat and substantial medium
Chairs cents $685. s2h 800;
bes sm slh $685. Bureaus from $40 $780, and on in
Besides we have SPRING. HAIR Cotton, Moss and huck Mattas
Kitchen bedrooms parlor, steamboat,
in part throughout odd to match, eak cherry wanu
myi5-tf ''''"D'N - ' l scARR1rr & MASON.
MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE,
At the Old Stand of E. a: CS g! Co.. opposite the Rice
d t. BRADLEY, Dealer in saddles, Harness, Trunks
ss@Ser sGTs and Band Leather
Leaher Kip and Calf Skins French German Philadelphia
Morocco, Red, Yellow Blue, Green, Innings;
best Coat Buck and Sheep Bndng Boot and Shoe FINDINGS
all kinds Iron, Zinc and Copper r Nails S1Is:,,
Executed at the shortest notice and in workmanke
Country orders particularly attended to.
The highest market price in Cash paid at all times for
mol5-tf % >'~' "'' P. T. BRADLEY.
THE Parish Psamody the LIST Presbyterian Church
i Rev +. D. Neil, 81. Paul.
J. G.. Rheldafer, st. Paul.
Methodist Hymns, by North.
The Psamista. used in the Baptist Church.
The Books in various binding, be had at
Wholesale and Retail, at W. s. COMES Franklin Bookstore,
July1 Near American House.
GENERAL DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS!
nIANOS-Stoadard & Co.'s best
Il MeI0deOns-Prnce h Co.'s.
Guifdr8-Spanish, French and German.
Eixtes-German and French: .,
great variety of Sheet Music.
All Popular Songs,
Music Paper,
Sfrings-Sk, now and splendid
ticle, Italian and German,
constantly hand, and for sale cheap, at
F.. HOwITZ & CO.'S BOOKSTORE.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
A Second hand Wagon to carry baggage to the boats.
IA Inquire Of EATON X DENISON.
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pp aD1.Ey HOUSE. CALENA. ILL,

BRADLEY HOUSE, GALENAs lLLs
THE subscribers having the above house, and thorough
" prepared furnish customers with good
fare and lodging, visiting Galena
this house those accommodations much needed by
the weary traveller. ,r,
myl5-f j. =. HOlMho.
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J. 8. HOLMES.
II. +. MILLER.

Saddle Trunk and Harness. Maker, Mdin-st, Gdend, W
hand article In his line His goods
n all manufactured from Oak Tanned Leather tanned IN
better and servicabe than
any sold in the city, that be made from steam
tanned Minnesota wishing good bargains
requested to give him call. mylo-Iy'
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PROPERTY TO LEASE.
lets in the best business parts Of the city to
lease on favorable terms. Inquire the ofice of
ausso-s ST. ANTHONY Street
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CCyr The GAINESVILLE Free Press speaks of Mr..
c. c. Washburne, the Republican nominee for
Congress in the Western District, Wis.,, in this
wise
1t is with pride and pleasure we place this gen.
tleman's name on our flag for Congress. He was
nominated with great unanimity, but ono ballot
being had, and that being informal. He stands
fully and fairly on the Republican platform. He
is man of sterling worth as citizen, and will
be nobly sustained by the people of this district
All are pleased. We have but one man as candi-
date: We have but one opinion about the Ne
braska fraud, and that is against it we have but
one idea about the administrations is the
meanest one our nation ever had. We ask those
who agree with us in principle to act with us
Let principles rule and all will be we'll. We shall
have produced political harmony and the world
will applaud. lIo Freemen to the rescue.
rzy- There is an institution in Havana called
the Pcnala, Il sort of Hospital; where husbands
have the power to confine their naughty wives.
The power is frequently exercised, the husband
during the durancc of his wife paying the Jail and
subsistence fees.
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TO LAWYERS.

VERY fine assortment of LawyeIs' Legal Stationary
n received by Express from New York. Among which
be found THE LAWYERS COMMON PLACE BOOK. A Supe-
rior article of LEGAL CAP LONG FOLD; LAWYERS SEALS;
NOTARY WATERS and in fact article OF a superior
quality used by the gentlemen the Legal profession cheap
Cash, at COMBS Franklin Bookstore,
June %. Near American House.
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| HERRTNG'S
Patent VVOrld,s Fair Premium Safe,

RINGS
Patent worlds Fair Premium Safe.
nor years has been the subscribers
untirng effort to furnish the public with the
and Burgars and these efforts
now being rewarded and increasing demand and
stand far In advance Of all Others
Medal the great Worlds Fair london,
1851 which and compared with Gold Medal
Institute for the best Fire Proof
Depot Of Water and Pine
streets, Green Block. ). q. HERRING,
July9. $50, lsI ana 10y water Street.
C. L. Harmon & Co., Agent, Chicago, Illinois,
williams, Bonnen & Co., Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
Orders received by Marshall b Co., St. Paul.
BREWSTERV ADDITION
To the City Of St. Paul.
TTAvING Of the above addition,
the most desirable building
offered community. The advantages of BREWS
TERS ADDITION to st. Pau perfectly obvious from the fact
location being Immediately Ia the of the
commanding overlooking the entire city aad
surrounding country, for miles on every side.
the central and most extensive business
localities show concusivey the desrabeness Of
Addion' beautiful and far-amed metrop
oils.
spared neither pains In the plan Of the
attractive portion Of st.
Paul, running north and south, hundred
the running and eighty feet vide
making this alone superiority over any other part Of the
whole plsce: For terms, maps, &C., apply 70
WI. BREWSTER 4 CO.,
aug l2-W Opposite The Post Once
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NEW YORK BAZAAR.

NEW YORK BAZAAR.
New Goods New Goods.
lust the Eagle a very large assortment
u Fall Goods, comprising
Staple and Fancy Goods; ColOred and Black Silks;
Hosiery, Embroidery and Jewelrv descriptions;
be this side
call, examine for yourselves, you will be pleased.
At the old stand Of Vim. H. Forbes the Banking
House of BOrup & Cakes. sept5 IT.
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THE WATSON HOUSE,

THE WATSON HOUSE,
BY DAVIS x WHITCHER, SIAKOPEE.
TNHS and commodou Hotel has been recently furnished
EXPENSE and is ready receive the travelling
public The propretO experienced hands at the business
and will neither time in order to render the
soourn of guests agreeable.
Their table supplied with luxury the market affords.
commodious, their attentive
polite.
PLEASURE PARTIES in quest of game cannot better
than visit Shakopec Our lakes abound with Ash,
prairies covered with grouse. myl5tf
5000 ROLLS WALL PAPER.
lust RECEIVED-ths finest assortment Wall Paper
d brought puch asing
elsewhere. Cheap for cash at COMBS Book Store.
BLANK BOOKS.
TTNTE most extensive assortment Blank Books in Mime
i sofa, hand and for sale low at COMBS Bookstore.
Daily Pioneer and Democrat fscp5