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DLANK BOOKS. PAPER and STATIONERY,
ID sLOrE JAMES,
No. % Fuli0n-st W illam.
gTATTONFRs ard ACCOUNT BOOK NANUFAC-
TURFRs would invite the attention Of buyers 20 their
sortment Blank Books PapeT SC which heyoier st
1sousble rates.
Account Books ruled and BOund TO any pattern
ENGLISH and FRENCH FANCY GOODS,
II STATIONERY, &c.
Large hand and constantly arriving which dealers
are invited 10 inspect RICHARD MOSLEY 4 CO.,
ImrOrters No 80 JOhust ". Y.
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(tAIjTION-sTOLRNo or LOST Two NOTES
NOF HASpths payment Of zhicb having been stopped,
~ etgTo IL requssteo % the sotssdbeg thereof,
~ F,epeb RiehaFds dated Phadflph Jsae 10 1884 az
az month 70 their order for . "a az, gsneh Rice-
49, ds9d PhadsDhs June . lS3 81 mouths 10 their
o,n order 80 reward VI $50 sl Be pad ff
the retgrn 81 the notes and p qpest!ons asksd $500
81 SIS LEWIS. No rs sosth front & Pht4delpe1-
r OsT-On Saturday, 10th INST, GOLD
- BRACELET with srns piece Of hne Chain attAehse-
The finder viii receive suitable reward By returning % A.
I. BROWN, No. 81 Broadway lthird foofl
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Coed vire needs no bush'
CTILL ANOTHER EDITION ~ now ready ell
- Our HONEYMOON AND OTHER CoMICALirIES.


With Ensr.Yirs. from OF final designs Price 81 p
third .rse edition ready Of these eued gems OF wit
ara wholesome ssIe from the wordreuowned Punch" The
rAtion q these uimitsbe papers OF side SPLITTING huoras
for dysPpss and spleen has been most eeaoa They
dsrel euru blues and other sbare Affections from al
uBoras % afflicted a. they put them In continuous
from the operrs 20 the Close Of the volume The book shaving
s7est run from these results Of is sanitary qualities
1T would be difficult to crowd Ele breaking hamor
hsp Wit ard Whosome pleasantly into book OF 81 pires
here They are Puaehs best They are rTesss-
Hood Dickens Tbseker.y Marx Lemon and Douglas Jsr
rold are The writers. Coed vine need NJ bush
Its. moot unique work-an ehdle.. feast Of fan, hlmoF
aid sun,Aine-s perfect surdois for the 1laes..
rss. Of tai. book sbounds in the humor and
the whole Of those exquisite dfolees MAJ 1oi .n IN
million could have r5odssSG 1 sSe bssoy es %
world renowned pspers viii be fund Of meIrent to future
r.perou None neither old grave or look
atthem without bens >Cs you who wish to laugh
ard Be comfortable had better buy tn M DoSA;
The work comprises the Of Puneh wit and han,r
and in days Of dsvildsh and blue devils we do not
ipov OF sanitary work might be In danger OF
collar his scket ser reading one OF rs shApes put never
Of 4 cholera collapse" lSor"sk Oszette
tended bT the publisher, follow this volume with others
the The enterprise cannot bat BE- .n,eesslai
Our Honeymoon nd other Comic aliies Will be found with
on, esceron the sns book that has been published Ia
vsy rest and sntsrPInr volume 1t consists Of 'erie,
stands eoussedy the head Of the wit and humor Of che
present day" ISuEin{a sentinel
cure In this convenient the OF wit scattered
profuselv throuz al the columns Of Punch IN Y Herald.
Its writer's are TO Distinguished tia the late Hood
DirLens Thsckeray Marx Lemon and Douglas Jerrod Th
took of eomcsltes contains Of the most spars ing
Gems Of their polishing New. Haven palladium.
00The pubher could not have Issued seaOnable
volume than b they had searched the entire range Of book
dom Readers Will ind Il rich Of genuine side splitting
bpmor. Reading Gazette and Democrat.
The Infinite humor' Of these laughter moving tales well
calculated shake the cobwebs from the mind ofo dsPe the
e1uui OF rainy day II the country or At as6ona3e wafer
ms place" Boston DAILY Journal
meet with rapid sale lChcago Literary Budget.
Publi,ledby sTRINGER TOWNSEND
No ~ Broadway
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60 farmers amo Others.

>~~~~~>>--~~~S>>>
DERUVIAN GUANO, No. ], with +. Bsrrtoa "
II Brothers brand 90 each bag
IMPROVED sUPERPHOsPHATE OF LINZ
RONE DUST Of three VARIETIES LH
For sale a. The STATE Agrieutaral Wuehonss,
LCNGETT A GRIFF1N0, -
No IS Cl4st, psss PAWN
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WANTED-A situation as CHAMBERMAID
w would assist toUASH and IRON-bya ycanS Woman
who well recommended Apply At No y Wee. ,7,A-s-
rear frs' floor near e.h-av
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CERYANTS WANTED.-lOO Girls Manted this
OK THOUSAND AGENTS WANTED.-si

Dthousind young ard active wanted In the capacity
Of AGENTS TO business which guaranteed pay
smart energetic persons from two 20 three hundred do
rer month The occupation Is light and pleasant, and pFohs
all cs No persc ued apply unless able TO produce salts
factory integrity, capacity and Industrious
habs No capital required All applications containing one
dollar proof good aith will Be punctusly attended
and The nature Of the business fully explained II preferred,
salaries viii be paid monthly IN advance Address WELLS
4 SMITH, St. lOsis, No, General Agents Tor the Uaited
and
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IN FNGLISH LADY wishes to obtain BOARD

n in Arssr,ctAhle family. TEACH Or two h0ar'
d.v ether ir ENGLISH. DRAWING or 0ERMAN as com
psnsHisn Cor the Address, for one week ~ A. W,
Union place Poet Cfice
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.-Engage-
ID ment Of the celebrated KOOK CHILDREN, the Vocal
Musical phenomena oi the age the UNITED TWdNS
two children with only back the AFRICAN BEACON.
STRICTOR % feet long; the only living RHlNOCEROs IN
America &c. TUESDAya Sept l9, 1881, AFTERNOON
ats WHO SPEAKS FIRST; the KOOK CHILL Rem aud
the new farce HEADS OR TAILS. EVENING; at y, THE
CORSICAN BROTHERS; after which the SWISS COT
TAGE Admission Is cents; children under ten l2 cents
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independent Democratic -fute Conveufion'-The
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS Of the State
Al New York are requested 70 appost ONE DELEGATE from
zach Assembly District represent such District in STATE
CONVENTION to assemble MONDAY the 18th Of sePtern
berusst at Up the City Of Auburn, to decide the
course Of action adopted in the Fall Election and 20 do
any oh business which properly before henDsed
syIscuse, Aug. p, 1851 .. -.
CHAS. A WHEATON,,
ENOCH MARKS, SOnOndags.
X r. RAYMOND,
4. L. SOULE.
s. ID PORTER Rochester
X IA. SPENCER, Oswego.
ID n. FROST, Oneida.
A STANSRITRY New York.
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THE BEST PRACTICAL WORK on ~! SIA ,ii9
Il pTuIDING HANDRAILINGs. &c-JOHS WILEY,
No l67 Brosduay publishes THIS DAY IHh sCIENIlflC
STAIR BUILDER, by Robert kddeA' IFoL' Afss q-i'''
illustrated with q p Sies Price D. .,.,
The author has Tor than twenty yeAn praetes
builder His experience during tbs period 10 n
Of some Parts Of his work especially aircases hsndFAs v
has convinced him e the Cf system when . -
sirorie Ard 10 b. relied upon Is eKstng wo-k o. s
have realized tie expects tons formed % "a
and have satisfied the p-ble he author 5as tsen ~.
10 oser the present volume which founded on p-n'rs
The sIrcte: and AZ tfe same uHe caADe O.
teiuE derstoOd BY the practical woTknho
e Extract from rhe Pfeiace
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yyANTED-By a highly educated aud expert
w enced German Lsdy. = situation a LADIES' CON-.
PANION or HOUSEKEEPER IN pleasant family. Sne
nows drsuakns and all kinds OF plain and elegan needle
work and would he willing give chi en the hst usfruc
tons The very best Of references given Adress Box No
8 ass Posf.Ofce. " Y
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VVANTED-A situation by a respectable young
w Girl as CHAMBERMA1D and WAITRESS Ia pri.
yste family Best Of city reference given Please call No.
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GEO. CHRISTY * WOODS MINSIRELS
tVoprN rVFRY EVENING. at No. 4f4 BROADWAY,
a. he control Of ". WOOD, Business Manager.
"H ' GEO. CHRiSTY Stage Manager.
Entertainment consist .ne Of ,,xsrprrsv
BVRLFsQuE OPERA, LIGHT FARCEs, DANCh EIS;'
Also This Weed, the ExtrayaEanza OF
' ROBERT MACAlRE mn,
l., c,.u Go Chfisty Robt. Mseaire. ..,s A. Wells
nar, a, 6, S!och 10 commerce hIrseey
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WANTED-A situation by respectable WO-
w coed COOK; . nm, rate WASHER ard
IROSER and rood BAKER Csl eve he test OF city refer
sree a.; pa1e ATTy g. No &c Averue A bsss.a
. an ard lsrksfa
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DAILY PIONEER.
SAINT PAUL:
Friday MOrMiny, h,ccc IA bcr %, 1854.
The Lady am ,1crsCat.

The Boston Transcript gives an amusing ac-
cOuntof All event which occurred in that city
"a few days since 1t seems that u French lady
residing there had layoritc cal, wh Oh, in the
cours,rsof time, had grown so troub csomc and
bold as to be exceedingly annoying Madame
had borne its incrOachmcn:s for long time
uncomplainingly and with patience: bat at
last had determined to bring her course to u
sad;len end This was only accomplished after
continued strivings and selfcOntcntiolS, but
trlumphcd in the cnl. Madame, however, Lad
:. kind and se,,dcr kart. She therefore pre-
pared large basket, lined it with delicate cot
Ion. perfumes. ana flowers, and capturing Miss
with l. i ~ tears incarocra:c1 her in: this living
tomb. When night came, the distlc ;scd mis-
ircss attended by faithful female seGyitov, re-
paired 10 the nearest bridge. Here lcr rcso-
lutipn wavc.ed ana almost gave way, and she
wcpt bitterly over her former favorte but f.
nally, like the conclusion of preamble she
was resolved. and was about consiynng her
victim to the waters.
The few lucid moments that had dawnHd on
Miss Puss were being brought TO close. Al
ready Was she lowering between life and DEATH
the basket was raised, and when it fell it was
to fall like IUcicr, never to riS. again. AT
this Womcnt strong arm was laid upon her,
and she heard voice eXclaim =" Wrctchcd
woman unhappy female what would you
do? What would you do? Give me the bas-
Ect. Poor unrccling maniac - aid her own
offspring, too, no doubt Don't resist Hal
loa there policeman " And star dawnel on
hcr--not the star Of hopc-but an invunera-
bic agent of the law What WIS to be done ::
See could not speak the English language suf
Gciently fluent to explain i'll This hurried mo-
ment but CHANGING to think of the name OF
the resident French consul, she asserted
as plainly as she could that she appealed to
him The polls" reflected moment con-
scented - anal soon after the rescucr and the
rescued. the infanticidc and the policeman, ar
rived at the cors,hs residence. Here the lady
in her own tongue made known her story, and
the gallant man delivered her. open the
basket said TIE modern Aristides. The bas-
kct was opened. Tne benevolent gentleman
looked at the policemen, and the policeman, in
great disgust. at the benevolent gentleman;
We'll, l hope you arc satisfied !" remarked
that functi mary, coiltcnptuouSy y, rs if abso!v-
ing himself from any participancy i'll the mat
ter and the benevolent gentleman, with 4
faint 80, yes CONSULTED his watch wished
somebody go ,d morning, and faded out into
the darkness.
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GENERAL. MARKETS..

LIVE .:rocs.-Corectc, daily by SIT Il Co.--B,e eli
foot IS CaGIS 80 i cNt Cows ScJ(Gs5). Work Oxen
SjohI5!j9 Z yoke.
classification foot 90 4 cwt.
SIHt1'-; 00Gt4 80 e heal
N!-yI .N--":rci>s Sc Ii. Real l.c r h..
Fki=n ME;r-l:e:ailt lbEc Ice n l:c. Mutton 1:c.
Po.k. l:c. Veal, l:c. Chickens 3; 80 4 dozen
TRJyEL>s.-C orlccreL daily by Il. PRtSIKt. )-lnrk.
SIG q slJ 30 T bill Hams. l5c e b. lard. l:Gvl5c. z
Flour su;crine. 50 co. extra, 50 SO Dbl Corn NJ al
:5c. z bu. Beans 81 - /! bush. Potatoes G"cf0t 3c
n bush. Fresh Batter -5c Ia oOc q IL. Checse, l5c "a
lSc {, IT, Eggs, 25c. T. dozen.
GRoCEIEs-l From Mr. ALEXANDER Fey, Robert street
Sugar l. H. brown, .G1c. refined SEE; crushed
and powdered 12t!c. Coffee. 1!c. G3l5c Eo-i a-uyra
IGc 2 IL. Java Zoe = ID. Y. IT, Tea, .5c, Imperial 81
Rice. l3lsc. MoLs@eS, SOC "a 81 20 . gallon.
DrID FErIr-Alrl.s 81 - {. bu>lcl. Peaches 81 70.
Green Apples, Sc 90 t, lbl
CRAIN.-Oats, i5c. Corn .5c. Barley, zoe.
MIscF1 L.xEors-Crckers SIS SO q barrel. T"l.w lie
p IT, Candles, star, :nc. Z b. Fried Fish l0c. Z H.
Lime s. so /. b;l. Onion. 81 90 q bush. Lard Oil, 81
% & gal. salt. 81 80 = ba. Vinegar, &c p gallon
Tobacco .:GL11c Z il. Iii .cS (srccn) SAC dry, &c
Sl6.
I.rM,:rn.--C, mmor. sl6Mls 4 NJ. nmen.on atue
500: riocrinc s2i 81 ling $50; shingles, s. co.
Woodbury., 81 50 Z, cord.
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BELLS. BELLS. BELLS.

EINOR Churches, Academies, Factories. steamboats,.
Il flaniations etc. made by the ib>cIibers, and
large assortment kept constantly hind mounted
with IhCir newly improved Iron Yoke, which by de-
tn. he! plate permits the Ecil, without tallg il from
the IOke to bc turned it, vertical axis any distance
however au,a completely round. Thu, lcs>snng The
danger Of ii Fracture iruII rcCacd btws U the CiaPpcr
in place. The oh; also combine, ihe muve abe
arm by which the Eril ma, be raised lowered in its
bearing il desired, thus increasing or diminishing the
toce al the blow. The recent ada tann IF Iron Gases
I'm which Tie mount all Sizes Increases their work
III. il;,ics, aud also ,.cc> the quality Of the
ig which improvements, with Those OF 80 during
which the establishment has been III operation, have
gained for their Bells cualird celebrity for volume
U sound and quality of tone and for which they have
CSt received, jan 1854, The First Premium the
Worlds Fair MANY of Ibis country ard Europe beng
IN petition, and which is The 18th Medal they haze
received. Ecihs located III the Junction of Railroad,
Canal a River routes, they ship in any dire tinn
molItits notice. For further information app. Tor
circular. Address a. MENEEiN'S SONS
West Troy, Albany Co, New York. Eov '54d&wIy
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H''''s ioH''"'
20 THE rsXA%iC1A:S 81. = szl: WIS.,,
And to all WHO use Liquor as Medicine.
Beverage:
Thy>icians VII" prescribe Alcoholic Liquor. for med
'eina' purposes should give the preference VOLTS
SCIlEDAM AROM ATTIC SCUNApIS
l. 1t is Manufactured at :, hicIan in IIoiland and
exclusively in The factory of the proprietor, by pro
ccs>cs and from material elsewhere unemployed M
unknown.
9 1t is proved hy the repeated analy -is Of
eminent chemists to be entirely free from the PERM
ciou> fisil oil ch remains every Kind liquor dis
tilted from grain, and which is the Of IN.
ana visterai arrangement serous congestion. and
hid desire for ha,ual and Incorporate indulgence,
which such liquors invagi;i!y tend 1" surer.d"c,.
g. 1t is proved by The uncrrDs tests that tho
Juniper Gin is favored with the cease acrii AMI
ndigest lie oil ofunper heretofore used but with he
specifically lighter volatile, aromatic ard medic
ina of the essential oils of the Italian Juniper Der
~, Ecgiectcdby every other manufacturer.
t. IL is chemically "r"ved To he absolutely pure in its
rectfcau-a quality Obj aimed by an entirely new pre-
and which other Holland Gin In the world ha.
acquired.
3. Ii is proved by extensive medical experience and
testimony, to be All efficient well as an nsr'eble
remedy in many CASTS Of inoipcnt dr"s!, sa e. chr"
nc gHut rheumatism, iaiuleuce, cells, GohcrcoIs
the kidney and bladder, dyspepsia, fever and aeu,
raj debility sluggish circulation Of the blood, deficient
assimilation of the food md exhausted vital energy
6. Ii is mot grateful and rencvating ColGia al Il
when Used directed, il ,ines the system or in.
Guces inebriey but tends rather subdue the latter
iiaIty, by GREATLY disnke to all Inferior liguos-
AID II Invariably connects the i'll eftci, uf bad Water
whether III swanpy or limestone Listri t. IN all Of
htse enumerated qualities il has 40 rYai in any MAI
net III the world.
Since the Introduction Of this celebrated medicinal
beverage into the United States, n number Of Liquur
Houses III New York and large cities have,
commence cnIicritiirg it. Tie genuine il only sod
IN quart and .iI.t bottles handsomely wrapped ~ yell
bel would adv sc thuee Who il iIti. i.ay, I"
purchase by the bLtte, a> EaIs and Hotels frequently
Hi H.! t"tts with counOn siI and sell IL fui seHIi"
For safe b! all The rsectabe Druggists ~ ihI the!'
! States. IDUlriIO WOLFE,
Sole MANUFACTURER and Importer,
L. 20 and Il Beaycr-st., New York.
The word Z" 4 knapp" belongs exclusively {" my
cie, all others countcr!e I.
| Wholesale AGENT. in Milwaukee, Wis.-HOyd 4
Led, .rd DotcIer a sexton; Edwin II Eaker Y Co.
, W. ]. Hopkins y C'5
| December 4, ls3l A3M
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A. e. -;tESt,E.X.

MANI FttTt nt.'JIE
ALL KINDS OF HATS, GALS. Fl rs AID CLOVIS,
Thirt Nr,f. ai9FnH, thc Ninn"s tan Crf,e.
A II. NJ. has hand. in addition - trll stock Of
"A. the article, above enumerated large a,sortn. u;
oi INliAN CT X 'OS.TlIS,
And Gclt"Ycn'> F.r:i-:in- GoolS. lie would also in
form the! Ladies and c.;lrmrn al Minnesota: that he is
pref arc t" make zap all descriptions Of Fancy Fur> Ia.
die Riding Hats am. Cloves. at the shortest notice.
Tn" highest rlaric price viii be paid for fIrs and
Deer S>i,>.
Jun. ~ DIV
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Start:eD s. 3jetteps.
LANE OFFICE.
FUp THE SALE AND n RCHASE OF REAL ESTATE
STARKEY & PETTEYS,

fOR il!E SAIf. AMI ~ III ttSTs VT Ale
STARKEY l. PETTEYS,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
Lsj.o. Third Sii,rt 81 toui, Miin's'td
L. Business in connection with the above prom iy
"A attended to Military Land Warrants located ai,"n
i"-tousy take. paid collections made, and loans EeSo
tatt.i. REIERENtts
His Excrll"ncy W. A. Go man. Gov. Min. Territory
Hon H. NJ. Rice. rl,i;aie To Congress Hen H. Smith,
Alton, III. James r. Whiting. E-q. New York City
Hon. Iayhi Uir,>te,, Mayor ST Iaul Iarup * U-kcs
bankers, ST Iaul Amrs x Van E,tcn. Attorneys do
}. STARkEl &C. q. ETiEYS.
ST. Paul. June -. ls54-tt.
FOR SyHsicIsiN IsASrDENCE.
ItEEERAi >lcId, two AMI i've only n IL.
from the corporation limits Tor sale Terms
art down, the bal..cc time. Ot;"r e>cir tun> Oh.
Real i,inic fer sa.c i.:,ria;iun conc"n-; witch can bc
hal h.: calling !AS. .TARkEY.
June - If Real E,.ac Dealer 1h;,d ST. st. raul.
Zine sac EOr country Residence.
sH~A AZ RI = rich Eind Erayily tImhcr.d, h ricr NJ,
ZettJ lcE,l i;hi:a lake Only eight rifles i"ni
the city. One sion has alrra;, lrcn lit ~ the bank
al the lake. AMI il occupied No desirable spot,
>crb,rS will take pleasure showing ihc above pro- cr,y
10 DESTROYS of purci a>irg. For particulars. ap
| ly early SrARAiI ETTEIS.
Jane - e. t'i:cc on 1iri St. ST ia:l.
GtEN tiiA;. 80 ,rc;o OF "i,'cr L,: ,or >;r by
y Jane 2i-tf SrAHkEY liTiEYS.
1SN A,iis rI,'re land, two niles from TIE city, on
Jane Att STARNET rFTTEYS
~ tN Els ii. iiHprU> cd tor s,Ic-
> June All STAkkEI x PETIElS.
EIot ST and Lot in The city for -;lc.
i L June .4-;f STARHEY 4 rENTEYS.
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UNION OF TsEE MfSsaAArL.PI AND Al'.
E.AN,HYC sSa STEAM.

EI TIE HU(k ISLAND AND CHG AGO RAILROAD
lis connection affords the Only continuous route hv
stc;'a Ia TIE Atlantic from -. Pail Ev this ro;,c
s"ngcr> VIII escape the un lca>ant stage travel from
Gacia TO Warren.
Arrangements have been made ticket to
Chicago : the east 10y the ialcna and Minnesota Packet
company. and Tie 81 Louis GlIcM Packet Rock Is
land. forming connection with the
Two Gail! express trains between Rock Island and Chi
cage connecting at C:cas with for the and
south.
BASS BOIUP & CO.. General Agents St Paul IT.
JNO. Y. LAMB. Ticket Agent; Office Third stree.
ami tie Lower I.i,.:i..
Tickets al-o bc obtained at this Office 10 New York
Boston l.ei a. l,l,imo-c. ard ak Tie rincpa ciies
cfhtc Eastern dtd Sout..rn States.
JAO ..!.M2, Ticket Agent
st. Paul Nay31 ISL If
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l'AF YOU: TAxr.S!

A|Gr:fE is hereby given. that the tax duplicate of
~ Ramsey County. Tor the 1854 has been placed
i'll hands with the proper attached requiring
me To collect the owners at real estate and per-
al property (nuicc IF Tie limits u" the city "i Saint lau
Will ta =, .rc take notice that all against
them mt.t he PAIL immediately. have authorized!
George "zep cIl ct Tie Tie ul lc:tc with the
warrant is in III, hands and vi bc totni at his Office
opposite ;ic Amr. lean Hotel. in 81 II; I:ul.
Iroip;ncs OF ayicnt VIII time. t,"a'" and cost.
AN. FRlIIIY,
Sheriff o Ram ~ County.
Sheriff. ;, Office. =. int iaul Oct IS lSIl. oct.S.i:f
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L.. ". NiCFGEs.$ & cos Z. =. MAZE LINE
FROM STILl.W AFTER TO BLACK RIVER

COMMITTING: with line of Stages 10 Ma i>on and Ga
~ lena. throu=h to either Lace day.. Leaving
Swa e. 3iIa!ayS and triiaI>. Tia" Suhc rs would
give notice 10 The pubc tina, they cnlir n"lc bat tie
be OF drivers. ami stock The road
GOOD Oiirc n the Minnesota House saltwater.
Dee Ia,.&w:;m l.. ". NICHOLS co.
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LNEH. ". e.. FONSiLA.
CULVER & ENNSECA

No. Wiasir,c Ha.c. JuntioH # 81. inihtny and
Ia Streets. 81. I'dod. Ei.a.yt!a.
WOULD lii:e, call the attention of tie citizens q
w St IaGl, am, OF Tie pee" e of tie Territory in gen
cral, to their choice and extensive assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Hosiery and Gloves, Furnishing Goods Cltng Hats
Caps, Boots. sEoc> Trunks. Carpet E.>. Umbrellas. &c
Bon BAH orders prom tiy ATTENDED! to-An
s.. iaUl. Srpt, mjcrll. 1854. sep 1:-,f
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ATTENTION TEE yVEzOLE!

MN. II. VI Gi.VAHl1 Is now rprciN imnlcnc
w sleek 'fTroccT'N anil ir"y ~ at his >t"rc
ot lt an', Roberts streets. where ci anxious to rrci,"
calls Eom his oil fri n,S ami many
be pleased to drop IN His goods having been purchased
for CASH. he is enabled to sell at low
o,tr firm In IN" Territory. Is goods of excellent
uiaitv and pronounce. by AL vino have tri, tcn.--
Give him call and get tlic worth OF your n.ol.ey.
s.. raul Ny MI l.
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CATssCAls's' i co.


Ht'OCI.n call tie attention of the trate tlrou" hou the
w Territory To their Wll"calc department consulting
of
% Bales brown >l,rsting, bales striped shifting,
) bales cotton AannclS, l do heavy cGtton duck
5 do brown drilling. - pcs red ilinnclS
do berries and b!se drill 10 prs ldc and gray fan
lings. mel.
do bed ticking. 20 prs white and gray do.
GO Prs assorted prints 20 prs batting
! bales seamless, bags Back gloves and nlitts
81 10 knitted! socks % lr. cash.
With large assortment oil threads. hats caps wUClcn
yarn, conf etc. etc.
Oar advantages in the stern markets. warrants in
"a, ing t'at sell goods cheap tlev be bot
II Louis Chicago AMI Gairna adding the tranS;Urta
"a. call a.i eXan;n ion Ill ronyiacr the bjjycr
oct ). lS5t- CATlit'iKT 4 co.
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Pork. Pork!

ON !I;I.S cIlM" Fork ON hand and Tor sale by
e1V1 i,% Ii div .iIlN. EFY.
Es;.ASs.S.ys a.'EilNG
T{N:lE subscriber having bought out the shop and fixtures
oil &. l.. Griffin at tie foot OF Main street. over town
is prepared 10 90 all work hi, Inc, in Tie approx,
Ell -, ir and on the shortest notice. Having served hi
time OF thu best shop, in The tiirn, lie feel, conf
dent that he ~" give saIi,!acti ia ali Who may favor
lin with their custom. Charges il0,lrItic.
Steel lrn. and Nails always u hand AMI for sale
cheap. OxcG slIod at all lime, 1t ~ 80 Fer yokc
Nov ii. lSJ l5n,Nw :. ii. WAEI.ING.