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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-27
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
PATENT AGENCY, q

No.SsgSTATE STREET-BosToN
ia ld SAMUEL COOPER,
r ATE Chief Examiner in the United States Patent
h Office, pIocures Patents In this and Foreign Coun-
tries .E 5s aasdt6f .s..t1 SO -.
Relerences-Tbe undersigned, Principal and Assist
ant Examiners in the United States Patent Office have
for several years been well acquainted with Mr. Samuel
Cooper, lately Principal Examiner in this Office and
take pleasure in stating that he is gentleman Of the
highest moral character, of unques,ionabie knowledge
IN the business and practice Of the Office and that ha
scientific attainment such eminenty At him for
the business 10 which he is about to engage. =
HENRY B. RENWICK, T.R. PEALE
4. u. GALE, THOS. H EVERETT
J. H. LANE, Qfi I. SOUTHG ATE sMIrtu
w. q. LANGDON.
Iincipal examiners, Assistant Examiners.
From long acquaintance and intimate Official relations
with Mr. Cooper, fully and heartily concur ia the fore
going Recommendation made by my late cnlleayues :
4s VIM. p. N. FlTZGE RALD r..a.
Late Principal Examiner OF Patents
. Boston Jan. 20, 1854. feb4 deads NJ.
Diaries for 1854, s. s- g.
LII sizes and prices for the coming year, For sal.
"A ozS diff s6 Main Street
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Real Estafa AZ Gale

&ssgA The Estate al the Corner OF Summer and Bel
Gil mont Streets, recently occupied by the American
Antiquarian Society, is offered for sale on lib
Inquire of s, +. HAVEN at the New Library Build
ng. III III
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WANTS.
Agents Vented,


Agents Wanted,
MEN ofbnsnsss habits, wishing to engage in lu-
WI crative business, who would like TO sell Black
mans Genuine Healing Balsam and Valuable Red
Salve, would do we'll TO call and place
GERALDs & THOMPSON, General Agents.
No Walnut street, Worcester. Mass. d23 dly
Boy Wanted,
BOUT l6 or II years Of age, to work at book bnd-
N ing. Inquire at 275 Main st. Que from the
country will be preferred ja25 dtt
Boys Wanted,
Apprentices to the Dry Goods business. Also,
IA Check Boys. Apply at the store eff
a2O DIFF CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
Wanted,
TN0UR first rate ChiseI and Drawing Knife GTanders,
H. to whom good wages will be given. Apply to
PAGE, WHITMAN, & co, West Fl chburg, or
ial9 disSw G. FOSTER n co, Worcester.
WANTED
TTNIiR EE or four Backsmths, accustomed to the
L of Trip-hammers Also, two good Chsel grinders
Apply TO c. FOSTER & co Worcester, or PAGE,
WHITMAN g. CO., West FitchbuTg.
mch24 istf
WANTED, r
EOUR Gentleman BOarders may be accommodated
II with pleasant Rooms, few doors from Main st.
Also, Gentleman and Wife, and a few table board
ers. The House Is heated with furnaces.
For particulars inquire at this Office. DIFF $50
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FLUID LAMpS.
COAL AT CITY COAL YARD.

NOV on hand, and constantly receiving at City
~ Coal Yard, best varieties of Penusy lvania Coal
foI family use, which will be sold at the lowest market
price, and delivered IN the best possible order.
Quality and Weight warranted satisfactory. Orders
LETT at Cy Coal Yard Office, Park ST., the Grocery
store OF mr. u. A. Hawkins, Jr., Linoon squere oil
prS nnp " hi 1870 G. e. AAN N, Agent.d
sop" a. 1919 DIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-27
A few more Rice Cottages For Sale.
F OR SALE.

GENERAL New wo Tenement Houses, centrally
~ situated-prices fiom 81 COO to $R,OOO-payments
easy. ia2 dtf Al EATON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-27

@EA The Real Estate, corner of Portland and Myrtle
aii:# Streets consisting of Houses and about 1900
$50 feet of Land. Enquire Of
aue2 EDWIN GLEASON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-27

nTaW Braid and Cord Wanted.
IN u1!l YARDS seven Braid.
~ WV 10000 do Straw Cord. for which the
highest prices will be paid in Cash or Goods.
ll 3D. L. w. MILES, paigs
No. Waldo Block, Main ST., Worcester.
dawtf
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NOTICE.

NU11OLl,. N
MY BOOK DEPOSITORY is 207 Main Street. sec,
M ond store North of thu Temperance House
Wanted, several Young Men, to circulate new aud val
abs books. itl2 dtf N. HGRVEY.
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II. G. Else
E. Merrill, 22l Main Street

MOULD call the attention Of PURCHASERS of FURS
w to his superior stock of Norway Sable Stone
Martin, and Fitch Collars and Cuffs. novS0 diff
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FOR SALE OR re RENT.
IMMENSE TRANsAC rIoNs IN
REAL ESTATE,
g-AT.-
e. E. AHsEGTT7S
REAL ESTATE EMPORIUM ~!
No. 239 Main St., Worcester, Mass.
CITY Property For Sale.

DROPER1Y in the CRY exchanged for Farms and
L Woodots in the Country and lea Estate bartered
for City LOIS and iionses.
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A 2 Apprentices to the Dry Goods business. Ais
"A Check Boys Apply at the store eff
ja20 DIFF CHAMBERLlN, BAR NARD, & co.
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A Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, for prcmotln
the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty OF
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BOUT 16 or II years Of age, to work at book bind
N ing. Inquire at 275 Main st. Que from the
country will be preferred. ja25 DIT
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

EXTRAORDINARY FEATs IN THE AIR.-AbOut 500
persons assembled at the IIippoIrome, few days
since, to witness the ascension of Monsieur God
ard and his cO-voyegers on voyage through the
air.
At ) IL O'Clock, accompanied with Mr.. Aritta
of Havana, Mons Ocean, Isaac III. Benedict and
one of the animals belonging to the lIippodrome,
fastened in the Car of parachute, he cut the
cords assunder which bound him to earth, and
taking his seat trapczium--a wooden pole
suspended at each end from the car with ropes,
20 feet lOng-boundcd up at a rapid rate, amid
the huzzas of the multitude.
When about an eighth of n mile up he cut the
parachute loose from the balloon, and it deccnded
safely to the earth, with its freight unhurt.
Mr.. GODDARD then commenced the performance
of his gymnastic feats in the air. At one time
he whirled over and over the whole of the trapez-
um at another time Graspng it with single hand
he swung his body to and fro as Il school boy
would on a swing. Then, again, he appeared to
be hanging to it with his chin only, then standing
upon t-both hands hold of the ropcs-then on
one leg, then without any grasp of the lines, and
finally as the balloon assembled, nearly out of sight,
thu daring voyager stopped, rolled over upon the
traprzium and in mid-hcavens hung suspended
from it, head dOwnwards, with Il single foot lock-
cd ever the pole.
There perhaps could not be Il greater exhibition
of daring than this. Many persons who watched
the fcats tremblcl in their shoes as they saw him
pass through his aerial cvolutions. He however
restored them to their natural equilibrium of COM
posure on ascending by the ropes of the trapczium
distance of 20 feet into the car of his ship and
to the company of his passengers.
lie WAS going off in IL \. \. f. direction slowly
when last secn.--N. Y. Sun.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

Cs~The Polish Exiles of the City of n. York,
together with those in all parts of this country,
intend celebrating the anniversary of the late
revolution in Poland, at an early day. Prepara-
tons on an extensive scale are making to render
the event beftting to the interesting scenes
whicl, are developing with reference to the res
toration of the kingdom of their fatherland.
This will be the oath anniversary of the above
event. About 800 Poles will be present.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

NANEs.-Gaena was once sssurroundcd'' by
curious MINES. The thing did not answer. \
town meeting was called, and citizen made the
following speech:
Gcntlcmcn-lt is obvious that so long as these
names remain unchanged, the city of Galcna can
never command that influence abroad which its
position and Importance demand. Sir, there is
something in name, and there is something in
the name of places by which we are surrounded,
and which may he supposed by those abroad to
indicate our position and character. In this re-
spcct, Sir, Galcna is most unfortunate. Sir, what
Is the position of Galena? How is Galena bound
ed? And where is Galcna situated? 1t is bound
ed on the west by Deaths Head, on the north by
Vinegar Hell. lIardScrable and Shakerag, on the
east by Blackcg and Snakediggins, on tine south
b. Snall-Pox: and il issitudted on Ferer Rirer."
1t is needless to say that the argument was I'M
answcrahlc.
The proc ceilings of the meeting were published
IN tue papers. and the name of the river was
changed by solemn legislative cnactment.-Er.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

Cy' Fanny Fern thinks it provoking for wo-
man who has worked all day mending an old coat
woman IN his pocket. We should think it
might be.
Cy"A Yankee on board the steamer Worcester,
last week was somewhat alarmed upon hearing
one Of the passengers announcing in the morning
that the boat was near ''Ilell Gate"
sis this here bilin' water hell gate?" he asked,
in considerable trepdation.
eyes," replied a fcllow-passenger.
'sWal," said he, GO if this is hell gate, how fur
off is hell?'
"Oh, you'll find that when you get to New
York; was the cool reply of his iIterlocntor.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

CT Whitticr's on the departure of the Kansas
emigrants, have beauty and vigor peculiar to
himself: .., ..,.,
We the prairie as of old
The pilgrims crossed the
To make the West as they the East,
The HON stead Of the
We GO 10 wall of
On Freedoms Southern line,
And plant beside the cotton tree,
The rugged Northern pine.
We're flowing from our native hills,
As our free rivers flow;
The blessings mothcr-land
Is OH
We Ia plant her common schools
On distant prairie Swrlls,
And give the Sabbath Of the Wild
The muse of her bells
tphearing, like the ARK o. Old,
The Bible in ln,--
We go To test the truth of God
Against the fraud
No pause nor rest where the streams
That feed the iIistsrl
Save VIII ere our Pilgrim goufalon
Shall tiout the setting
W>n sweep the prairie Us q old
Our fathers swept the
And make the West ~ they the East,
The homestead of the free
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

try two young men were introduced to him. He
said to one, ''Are YOU marred?'' ''Yes, sir,"
was the reply. ''Happv man." quoted the Gen
era. He then put the same question to the other
who replied, 81 am bachelor sLucky dog"
said the General This is the best essay on mat
rimony extant.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

Cy The Montgomery Mail, edited by johnson
d. Cooper, alias Simon Suggs, has the following
good 'un.
correspondent of ours, writing us the other
day, from l.owndes county, relates the following
anecdotc of Judge P.-s:
The Judge was holding Lowndes Circuit Court,
and suddenly caught the eye of witness in a
trial which was progressing. This man, the Judge
thought, was making the most dcmoniac grimaces
ut him, and without moments hesitation he
ordered the clerk to enter up ''a fine of ten dol
lars against that man, for contempt of court''-
pointing to the gentleman who carried the express
sive physlognomy.
"Why, what's that for ?'' exclaimed the un-
fortunate man.
"You'rc making faces at the court, sir! There
you are again, sir! Mr.. Clerk, enter up another
fine Of the same amount against this man? ''
Here our old friend, Tom -, interfered
and explained that the person fined, habitually
looked as he did nOw-was a worthy citizen and
never was Sin contempt in his life.
"Very good, very good, Mr.. j. said
the Judge. S Let the fines be RENTED but this
court has a general power to abate nusanccs,
which interfere with its administration of the
law. Mr.. Sheriff, carry this man at least two
hundred yards from the court house, and see that
he does MT enter it again.
That poor fellow, we should say, chad ito very
badly.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

Gz5 The Troy horse-boat 'sFlving Cloud" has
just been provided with six of Francis metallic
life boats. The disaster to the Arctic has rather
alarmed WiSwal. She is also to have for.hcl
and two twelve pound carronades, the latter to be
usei when doubling that dangerous shoai in the
vicinity of the lumber wharf. Wiswall is around
Collins should make his acquaintance.-Albanu
kuic6.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12
JONATHAN USING SIR A

JONATHAN USING SIR As ToorHBRusII.-
\ gentleman who was travelling in company with
Sir A., told me anecdote Of him, and
how he treated an impertinent fellow on board
one OF the lake boats, that greatly amused me.
The state cabin in these large steamers omen
in the great saloon and they are often occupied
by married people, each berth confirms two beds,
placed one above the other. Now it often hap
pens WHEN the boats are greatly crowded, that
two passengers of the same sex are forced to oc-
cupy the same sleeping room. This was Sir
As case, and lie was obliged, though very
rcluct lntly, to share his sleeping apartment with
well dressed American, but evidently a man of
low standing, from tae familiarity of his man.
ners, and the bad grammar he used.
In the morning it was necessary for one gentle
man to rise before the other, the space in front
or their berthS was too contracted to allow more
than one performing his additions at a time.
Our Yankee made first start, and had nearly
completed his toilet, when he suddenly sped a
toothbrush and box of tooth powder in the
dressing case his companion had left open On the
washstand. Upon these he bounced, and hav-
ing made Il liberal use of them, flung them back
INTO the case, and sat down upon the only chair
the room contained, and in order to CRAFTY his
curiosity by watching how his sleeping partner
went through the same process.
Sir 4, greatly annoyed by the fellows as
surance, got out of bed; and placing the wash
stand basin on the floor, put his feet into the wa
ter, and commenced scrubbing his toc-nails with
the desecrated toothbrush. Jonathan watched
his movements in silent horror, at length, unable
to contain himself, he exclaimed
swell, stranger, that's the dirtest use ever
see toothbrush put to, anyhow"
saw it put TO Il dirtier use just now," said
SIR A., very coolly. l always use that
brush for cleaning my toes.''
The Yankee turned very green, and fled to the
oeck, out his nausea was not sea-sickness.-
crott's History.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12
Sweede Horse Doctor.

WESrBURY has Just arrived in Saint Paul. and is pre
W pared to train, break, horses
had much experience in various cities he feels
fy assured that perfect confidence him. No
pay Will be taken unless effected. Doctor can he
seen at his Office in the Rice House, St. Anthony street. third
story. on,,n
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12
WIN. ILLINGWORTH.

vNATCH AND CLOCK Manufacturer, jackson
w Fifth st. Paul. thanks the
of ST. Paul for their kind patronage support
~ MS arrival from England. and
', 10 business to merit a continuance OF the
~ ~. Having had thirty years experience Manufacture
ing and Watches description feels him
TO undertake care New
"~'"eS hiaae 10 order and wheel cut for the trade.
wM. ILLINGwORTH,
Matchmaker, Of Jackson and Fifth.
peauuiu assortment OF French English Levers and
Lpes, ana American clocks both com
at he
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12
THE GREATEST VICTORY YET.

Woop MORSE by Ia-ye and well selected stock
., no,s anu Shoes constantly hand sue
- ~ euuvng nigh prices TO living buyer
'"u .,.s az es" anu see. WOOD MORSE.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12
NEW ROOKSTORE

Desirable Investment On the Minnesota River.
ITO person who command $1,000 cash. offer
most desirable Investment In personal property
River, from which 100 per Be
realized. For particulars apply to
RI0B, HoILINsHxAn + BzCkEa.
Nay u, '6l dtf.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12
VERY POPULAR REMEDIES.
BONDS PREPARATIO

VERY POPULAR REMEDIES.
BONDS PREPARATIONS,
fresh supply always hand.
WE the public Minnesota following Invaluable
w articles the receipts which, the S.le Thous-
and Dollars paid few sie,, in pos
session.
These preparations have stood the of
the Eastern Cities, and although have before
the people of Minnesota about their
been of the gratifying character.
We a of the principal, viz:
BONDS ANODYNE PLASTER,
for pains in the breaS back side, loins
BONDS HEALING SALVE,
for cuts, burns bruises, sores,
BONDS TETTER OINTMENT.
for letter and all skin eruptions.
BONDS PILE OINTMENT,
remedy for all kinds plies.
BONDS GOLDEN OINTMENT,
remedy FOR the Itch and Salt Rhaum.
BONDS EYE SALVE,
for sore, weak and inhanei eyes.
BONDS COUGH SYRUP,
apcasant and efcacous remedy
BONDS ETHEREAL FLUID,
all kinds
&c without injury to the most delicate textures.
And all other articles kept by Druggists possible
TO PHYSICIANS AND HEADS OF FAMILIES.
YOUR particular attention is solicited.
been employed in the Chemicals,
the Retail Prescription business in the cities Philadelphia
Rio de Janero, for ID profess
of establishment whole and undivided
purchase the best freshest
tracts, of the most celebrated English, French
Manufacturers, and in their creul and sk
pounding claim not TO be cxcclci. j. w. BOND.
Apothecary and Chemist. City Drug Store, Paul.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12
snRADLEY HOUSE, GALENA. ILL.

TE subscribers having taken the above thorough
" prepared
fare and lodging, reasonable Persons visiting Gaena
will find at much needed by
myI5-tf j. s. HOLMES
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

M
IJATTER, As BROADWAY, Nsw Yo1x.
By ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
THE HYDROMAGEN,, .lsn'
oi, n -,.o IL H. MAxuFAcrURED SY =, re- ..t =
aoe'eq ii, H:lfss street, M..shssssr. ~ .9dsm
%ss 'Ss %sSS 6 s rsS
1o2 Nessas street, New York, o. s. - r fIe1r9.Iio
vT,HE HYDK0MAGEN valuable discovery for protesting
d sas
The HydrOmagen IN the form Of sole, and the
For Gentlemen viii be found agreeable, warm healthy,
to coolest snies weather. the foot
become we. the Hydronssen inserted Ladies may wear
mpmityj Consumption, 80 prevalent among the
Of country, be thwarted BY their sdop
the feet unhealthy manner; and besides,
india rubbes While the latter the tst to spDes, %
eey large, the Hydromaeen, being thin oork
boot appear undy. 10 Children they
are sat ns as they may with
need mention; besides those who them
As the ydromagen becoming more KNOWN its sale Is IN.
almost incredible extent. Last London,
Paris Antwept, Ha%bursh and Berlin, our sales reached H.
746o pairs Of Cork Solos, This year the number will far
faculty opinion preventive
for COUGHS COLDS, BRONCHITIS, AsTHmA and CoHsUMP-
MEMS SIZE, CENTS.
Rows, MISSES, do ' Do 1J.
HoTScSrrom the Re. Prices we make vsTy bera, al,
wahce 70 JobDe and 80 that any storekeeper
may make nn profit on their SALE while they are an article
nzt may De kep. IN any soie am0ng any ci4ss Oh goos
ror .er,hs, appyto hAnCOoar, DhADLhI q CO.,
sePlo-uwonl 90 am s.Iee., view lotk.
~ 1850 ~ AMC IN A.SfG =. 49,.
SIX ASHLEY COOPEh, BAKT., M. d.,
Medical Practitioners Valuable Legacy
/ .. 30 LID "a the world in his
Great Preventive of CONSUMPTION, and
UNFAIlIMG cURE FOR PULN0NARY DISEASES,
Cir A n Vart advs tbe
nHoA;co<od ES,,r IN, oct DrOfncfnr
m0uACdicO VI CMcst EEOseCtOHe
10 all persons OF All ages anu cohuohs, as certain anu
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w. 8. SWIMMER,

.A'' w. 8. SWIMMER, y
q GENERAL NEWSPAPER ADV ERTISING AGEN1,
No. IA Second Street, Opposite the Post 0ce ST. LOSis, No.
REFERENCES: .t-a
Messrs r. Il w. Campbell, Messrs. Hayden 4 Wilson,
!" Adolphus Meter & 90. h & II. u. White.
my16;f, H. | more 4 Co. 80
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II. II. MHT.ER

Saddle, Trunk and ain-s Galena, Ill.,,
u constantly hand
n all manufactured from Oak Tanned Leaher tanned in
cold mot stea and seyicabe than
article sold in the city, that made
tanned Leather. Persons wishing
requested to give him call. .t}'N myl6-1ys
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12


FASHION AND FAMINE, By Mrs. A. S. Stephens.
Il Farmingdale, 2 vols.
Katharine Ashton, 2 vols.
Tempest and Sunshine;
Chestnut Wood, vols;
The Foresters, by Dumas;
Rye House Plot, complete;
Hard Times, by Dickens;
Tconderoga, by g. p. X. James;
Sir Jasper Carew, Knt His Life and Experiences by Lever
Just received and for sale BY G. HAMILTON co.
A doOrs Times Buildng.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

Cigars! Cigars!!
. 000 La Sultana, Por Habana and La Tercsita CT
O,OOO CARS for sale by the box at a great bargain
call SO n they will all he gone. Days DRUG STORE.
Combs! COmbs.!
BUFFALO Horn, India Ribs Horn, Shell Ivory Dress
ID ing Combs, Back, Puff and side Combs endless
larger stock than will be i'm Minnesota
ing cheap nothing.
Superior article OF Pocket Compasses, just received at
IA E.IOWTTZ & CO.'S BOOKSTORE.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

Drs. BILLS l. MOVES,
OPERATIVE DENTISTS, MANUFACTURERS OF BLOCK
AND SINGLE MINERAL TEETH,
No. So Fourth Street, 81. Louis Mo- Lewis GrcahOa's
Hat and Fur Store.
REFERENCES:
Rev. d. G. Estes, Messrs. r. II. Miller & Co.,
Mr.. Jehn r.. Hamnond &c Townsend, Robinson
Messrs. 4. A. & S. X. Filley, g. Co.
DIR. VanZandt.
Dentists orders nramn al tende
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12
THE WATSON HOUSE,

WASSUN
BY DAVIS & WHITCHER, SIIAkOPEE.
THIS and commodous Hotel has been recently
and is ready receive the travelling
public The propretos hands at the business
and will neither time in order to render the
soiourn of guests agreeable.
Their table supplied with luxury the market Affords
commodio, their attentive and
polite.
PLEASURE PARTIES in quest of cannot do better
than visit ShakOpee. Our lakes abound with Ash and
praires are covered grouse. myl5;n
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

y ". sIMPsoN, JAS. LAWfHEn, JOHN y. DRADYoRD.
j. W. Simpson & Co.,
Wholesale 0soees, Produce, Fos7ssrStag cad Csmmsss
az s- Merchan&s. ~, .,s
LOWER LEvEE, IT. PAUL, MIuHESoTA.
Advances made on Coasisnmsnt|
q, Paul, June 3e-da.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

CULVER FONSECA,
No. 9, Winsoty House, junction Of ST. anthony Edge
streets, 81. Paul, Minnesota,
vOULD politely call the attention Saint
w Paul. and of the people the Territory
choice and extensive Fancy staple Goods
Hosiery and Gloves Furnishing Goods, Clothing,
Boots Shoes. Trunks. Carpet Bags. Umbrellas, &C., &C.
". b. An orders promptly atfendedto.
st. Paul, IL, lSll-y
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We shall have hand the opening navigation,
Plain and Fancy Type Leads, &C.,
of the different kinds, that fill orders without
Orders received for Presses of the most celebrated
facture In the country aso Cases, Chases, Composing Sticks
and all articles used in the business.
The subscribers confidently recommend the material manac
tmed this foundry, believing that they will perfect
satisfaction.
N. B-Prces same Foundry, adding transportation.
ii. II. HOUGHTON s. co.
Galena. December %. 1853.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

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