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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-01-14
OBITUARY.

Al specsi meeting st. Paul Lodge, No. T. Of An-
Client, Free and Accepted Nasons, held at Masonic Hall,
in the city Of St. Paul. on Monday morning, January the
brother Monet the worsh,pfu Master announced the
death Of Brother JOHN G.. COOLEY, this city, late
Of Cooperstown, New York, and member of Otsego
That breathed his last residence of his broth
sr--aw, P. r. Whine, ESD, OF this city, on Sunday
morning last .tto O'clock in the 2St year Of his age
Masonic fortitude.
lution-he awaited calmly the arrival OF that
who 70 conduct him that bourne whence
traveller returns His widowed mother, record
in the family register, the JOHN. the first OF
her ten children that has been called to pay natures last
Nay He, who sstempers the winds the shorn Lamb
sancfy this that she may not grieve rs
they that mourn without hope.
Whereupon the W. NJ. appointed,
Brothers A. Goodrich. ID. F. Brawley, and Charles II.
Cakes, committee to preamble and resolutions
expressive Of the OF this Lodge, touching said be-
reavement.
The committee reported as follows, which unanl-
mously adopted
beloved Brother, aud by this dispersal
ton, called 10 the death one cut down
in the meridian OF life. While drop the sym
tear over the ashes OF BROTHER let forget his
many virtues
As son he was ever obedient, aectionste and kind
friend and brother, was faithful and true as
lions OF life, he was all that could be desired. And
Hhereds, 1t Is meet THIS occasion that place up
on the Journals Of this Lodge expression Of
gard. Therefore, be II
ResciOsd, That while bow with humble submiss On
70 the DEGREES Of Him. who, while he holdeth the light
ming ia his st yet watches The sparrows falwho do
eth all things wel"-yet may be permitted TO
that young full Of hope should In
morning Of his days.
ResoIred That In his death, the order has lost devo
ted BROTHER who looked upon its mission earth poa
ting to that ladder which Jacob in his Wis
ION.
Resolred, That will consign the remains
ceased Brother to their final resting place, with Masonic
honors.
Resored, That as tribute of respect to the memory
OF the deceased the Jewels OF this Lodge be clad in
ming for tie space OF thirty days.
Resolved, That this preamble and resolutions be spread
upon the Journal Of this 1odSe that copy thereof to-
gether with the deep sympathy her
loss, be transmitted to Mrs. ANGELINA COOLEY, at Coo
perstown, New York.
Attest: W. B. FREDERICK, Secretary.
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DODGE g. SAVERCOOL,

NIOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF Paul
w ami vicinity, that they have received their large
stock of Groceries and Provisions, which they are
dsposing Of at exceedingly low rates. at wholesale
and RETAIL They have also consignment, choice lot
Of liquors, which will be disposed of in quantities TO suit
purchasers also, an article Of ground feed for stock
They would particularly invite the people from small
towns adjacen to call and give their stock an exanna-
ton before purchasing elsewhere, feeling confident OF sell
ling TO all reasonable terms. Don't forget the place
DODGE f. SAVERCO0I,
No. 4 Roberts ST., next door TO Whine X Cooley's.
St Paul. Dec &. 1883 I3-tf
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Family Library!

FNYTLEE'S Universal History. 2 vols: -.-
II Life Before the Mast. Not
ueInsi-s OF Josephine. I Vol:
Auaricsu Courage abi Enterprises, 2 vols:
TrknoI's Philosophy OF Living, Soi:
Iivy. vol:
Principle nf ElnQcnce:
Court AMI Camp q. Byrsrarc: .t
I".csharts LIE Of Napoi,su,2 vols;
Life Of Rc Wit CLIFTON:
Ha'h's British Poets, 2 vsls:
Tna'ca-rs' Indian Biography, 2 vols.
Ti.sfeher's Indian Traits, 2 vols:
Roy's and GirPs Library.
Ta'rs Of American Recollection, l vol:
History Of Massachusetts, vols:
History Of New York, vols:
Whale Fishery. vols:
American Forest, ! vol:
Cesar, vols:
The above books and many others Of the same library
may be fought for the small of 45 volume
LEDCC'S Bookstore.
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CHRIS TMAS AND NEW YEARS |!
Presents for Young 4 Old ~!

HpENZ KARCHEI have now hand The largest
- and best selected stock Of French, German and
English Toys and kancy Goods offered IN this Serr
tory among others, crying bab-s tea sets Of all kln.
SWORDS, Guns. Rattles, Haroneas, AcsnrdUns,, York
boxes Knives Port Aonnsies, and large
french and china Tea sets card Baskets, Cups and
GERS, And number Of other articles numerous to
tion Also ornamental cakes, plain and fancy Cau-
dies ~ wholesale and retail. Please give call, next
store to the corner Of Cedar Streets and ST.
Anthony STREET near the American House.
dec II RENy * HlRrueH
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lust received direct from New York, and for sale
- very low Tor CASH Wholesale and retail, the follow.
Ing articles:
IS dozen jars Fresh Preserves sssored consisting OF
Pine Apples, Peaches Pears, ou'nces Cherry, Cons,
Raspberry, sc.
Doz jars fresh natural Peaches.
boz Olives. Sardnes, whole AMI bali boxesi
Fresh Cove Oysters:
Pickles. Plain and mixed, in gallon and half gallon jars
Sweet Chocoiate and Cocoa:
Worcester sauce;
Extracts Of all kinds: Essence Peppermint, Lemon, Cia
nanion, Cloves, &c.:
Pine Apple Cheese:
English Mustard:
Catsup-Tomaa, walnut and Mushroom.
Lemon syrup, vermacia. Mackaroona, Pepper sauce,
stougton Bers, Pepper, Alspice, Nutmegs, Cinnamon
Cloves, Ginger, Saarau Pearl and Corn starch, Baking
Powders Table, Dairy and salt, Raisns Figs and
Citrons, and Cream Tartar, sperm, and Taow
Candies Fancy soaps, Young Tyson, lmperia SOuchong
and Gunpowder Teas 10y the Pound in small Cady box
es; Salmon and Mackcre in kits; Dried Herring, snuff,
Cigars Of all brands from Si2 $50 per box; tobacco
choice grades; Petersburgh Pure Leaf. Also, addition
former stock liquors, Wines, and few baskets
CHAMPAGNE all Of which will be sold low for cash.
". n. PERSON l. co.
Nov ~, 1S53-10:f
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ST. Paul, Jal
SHERIFF'S SALE.

10y virtue Of writ OF Execution issued out and
ID der the seal Of the District Court for the county Of
Ramsey, upon Judgment rendered by said Court, the
sixth day OF January, A. D., 1851. in action where
In Phneas Freeman, surviving partner OF the late firm
Of Charles p. Freeman Co., is plaintiff, and James Cur
and william Is. Lawer, partners, &c., are DEFEND
ants, in favor Of said painti and against said defend
for eleven hundred fftyseven dollars,
and seventy have, this fourteenth day Of
January A. D. 1851 levied the pieces parcels OF
and situate in the town % St. Paul, in said county Of
Ramsey, known and designated follows, to witt
Commencing the Of Roberts and Third streets In
st. Paul Aforesaid and running thence along said Third
fortywo feet thence at right angles southwark
eighty feet, thence at right angles eastward ortytwo
ward the place OF beginning being part Of Lot num-
tered three 0 in Block numbered thirty. 3 in the
original Town of ST. Paul, together with the buildings and
improvements tn ,reon. Also, the following described
land situate in the town and county afore-
said, known and designated As follows to witt Lots
numbered three, ~ four az five, (5 six 6) and seven,
Cd Ewngs subiiv ision OF Lots, numbered eight ~
and nine @ in Block numbered twentysix. (26) in the
original Town Saint Paul. being sixty-cight (6S)
from. Third street ami ninety (9O) feet front
on Roberts street, together with the buildings and I'M
provements thereon the property of said efendants
which property shall TO sale at Public Auction 10
the highest bidder cash. at the Court House in said
Town and county, Monday the sixth day OF March, A.
1854, o'clock ia the afternoon; that is. all the
right. title and interest of the said James Curran and VIII
liam Be LAWYER, either Of them TO the said premises,
the sixth day OF January, A. D 1854, at time
since: much thereo may be suicent TO satisfy
said and Sherh's fees with interest and costs
Of publication. A. ii. fRlDLEY.
Sheriff.
BY DIV. G. DCSwELL, Deputy.
Nasterson & Simons. Attorneys.
Dated Jan. 1lth, A. ID. 1854. lS-6w
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Brephy Settlement.

A FARM containing It's acres in this hshly flourish
"A ing settlement, which is near Paul, is now Of
fered for sale II Is bordering beautiful Lake-soil
rich, land heavily mbered from which some 20oO cords
can be cut.
Also, good heavy grass meadow, which Will yield 60
70 20 tons hay-an excellent Dwelling House, 40 ty 20
and good stable 80 by 20 II. 16 Of the above
dy brok en- and good fences and have yielded
proprietor an abundant crop. HENRY MCKENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate.
ST. Paul, Jan. ., 1854. lS-I2m
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EDw hRD:-
Oh you'd patch with song
The ragged mantle OF the beggar earth.
Most hopeless truly this OF all the ta,ks
iou could put hands to. No my ardent friend,
a, need not tinker at this leaking world,
Ills ruined past all cure.
WAL1ER:-
Edward, for shamc2
Not Oh path Of reformation runs
The trembling earth. Gods eye doth follow her
With far more love than doth the maid the moon,
SlIrak no harsh words Earth: She is our mother,
And few Of us. her Sons, who have not aided
wrinkle to her brow.
Alexander Smiths Poems.
For sic At LEDCCS Bookstore.
Dec ;, le53--l2u
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Attention Everybody
HEiR..uElR We LIN IE uElRI

HEAHs.HEAN s-"DV Z HEAR :.
TUNIAT J. T.. WHITNEY has lust returned from
r. New York, with the largest AMI magnificent
assortment Daguc.reotve goods, peo-
pie Of Minnesota.
n. j. His assortment Of Cases y the most spleus
did In thi, market consisting in Of Pearl,
Tortoise she'll Paplrr Iache SIX Velvet, Port Monaie,
Union. Jewell, Mourning, hossuth, Jenny Lind, Kats
Hayes, &c.
hoc7kotS: 1oCkots.:
The largest and best offered for sale
IN ST. Paul, which sill I've Sold either with or without
likenrfses IN them; also, Iocket Pins etc.
Pictures put in better style, and better cases, than
bsforS tar ~ ~
p 5. 100000 persons can accommodated on short
notice; Provided, they 10 not all coilp time
few very fine kcn"sscs the late Col. J. NJ. Good
hue. for sale ALSO pictures of IIue-iI- theDav. Rel
Iron. and other noted Indians, views q ST. Anthony
Falls, etc., at the Gothic Building Third street, I'D Stair.
Walk In without knocking.
81. Paul, November 5, IS53-etf
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Notice..

A PPLICATION having been made TO the Probate
IA Court Of Ramsey County, for . nna settlement Of
the Estate OF Daniel HOPKINS deceased by the amnis-
trat0n Of said estateDoce Is hereby given that the
will he heard at the ONCE Of the Judge PROBATE in
st. Anthony, on Saturday. the 31st day Of December.
AID 1858, at ten O'Clock, A. N. By order Of
SAMUEL II. TRACY,
December, II, 1S53.---3w Judge Of Probate.
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To the Ladies,
Another Word to the Ladies'.

Another Word to the Ladies.
this climate you need no beauer, except air and
exercise, if you will cosmetics, have ali kinds
kinds except ''MEEN FUN.o We have large quantity
of Powderpufs in boxesiiy white pearl-powder hair
oils and dyes, Tricopherous Kathairo also splen-
did assortment of Har, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Port
MOnnas, Fancy Cologne, etc.. all for sale very cheap
BOND 4 KELLOGG,
Upper Town.
NIB. ssAfeen Fun" can be had at the Central Drug
Store.
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The People should Know
That the undersigned now keeps his .
Book and Stationery Store


That the undersigned keeps Ills .
Book and Stationery Store
At No. ~. Roberts street,
Next o, 10 Cahcar, Kern Cos Crystal Palace, where
among other great Varieties In his ln, may found the
following:
Stationery.
~ rea'h' caPpapfr % reAniS cap paper plain
10 do bria paprr VI do Letter p,pcr
; do coPd Letter paper 10 do Fancy Paper
TO Bill paper
A gospi assortment Miscellaneous Books
GIT Books for Holidays, lar.c assortment
Letter " rtcrs Of 4 superior form
Meadow French and ENGLISH DIctioncry
School Books all kinds cheaper than other Ia this
Territory
Maps OF Minnesota, all kiuis
Albums IN great variety
Day Boz ks AMI L gers
Mcnora'lunis ami Receipt Books
EnvrlopS and satin surfaced cards
Gold Pens, Pencils ami Pencil Leads
Portfolios AMI Portable Desks
Drawing sheet yanI
Ihk stands ami Inks
Wall paper. 1900 Roll,
window curtains. Congress Ku.cs
Guitars AMI wilkins
Nuts, a few LETT cheap; Ladies' attend.
Also many other articles, too u ,ncntiops
which Will be sold ut The lowe prices for cash.
Being agent for Daniel burgess Co.. New York. and
W. r. Smith n Co., Cincinnati, for School Books, the
subscriber believes that H. sell articles at a
lew rates As ANY where North VI Saint Louis.
December 10. WM. DAHL.
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Fine HAVANA Cigars.

Fine Havana cigars.
DIRECT through the Custom House, New York, win
o1icer Bronson's certificate, large Invoice OF CT
gars, which will sell at the lowest cash price foT ETe
and ksfasaazoo Railroad money.
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Forty-eight Splendid Lots,

Forty-eight Splendid Lots,
n COMPRISING two and half each and situated
~ near st. Paul. Capitalists strangers citizens
wishing to purchase desirable property for cottage resi-
denccs villas summer houses invited to call and
take one look at the locality.
The soil Is Of the first quality and perfectly adapted for
gardening or the culture Of the grape.
HENRY MCKENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate.
St. Paul, Dec. 81, 1853. l5-ly
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RALL AND PARTY DRESSES, plain and embroid-
IL cred Of the latest fashions.
Ladies' and Gents White kid Gloves, and variety OF
other Dress Goods the Worlds Fair Store corner Third
and Roberts ats EDWARD KEENAN,.
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Books 4 StafiOncry!

A LARGE Stock Of Miscellaneous Law, Medical, The
IA illogical and School Books. Stationery OF
quality, assortment Of fancy GOODS Paper IIangngs,
musical Instruments engravings and Blank Books Of the
best quality kept constantly hand and
prices ut the Corner Of inch and Waasha Streets upp-
ste The new Post Office, at LEDCC'S BOOK STORE.
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Emprss Eugenia's Maids Of Honor.

JUNIOR says that Mad. X. and Mrs. X. have been
appointed danes d'honnenr Of the EMPRESS Euycnia
Certainly! II takes American geIas sparkle in for
eifh dtadenl>. Now my deags stand mp for your swn
country and all ITS institutions, till your last gasp. Send
over here for all your boots and bonnets Tel IN, III
France vilanous place, and that You are not sure
tina You not eating frog in y,r fri,as,ep
Keep stiff upper lip when that milk and water Ma
oeo speaks TO YOU and give those little dapper French
men li:s all round.-Fern Leares-for sal. at
LEDUC'S Bookstore.
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Look at This.

a III. persons indebted to The late firm Of Michigan,
IA Woodbridge & Co.. or McLasan. & Woodbridge, are
hereby notified that the Books and Accounts in my
hands for settlement, and must be closed forthwith.
Otherwise they will be put into the hands proper off,
GERS for collection.
Ofce,' few doors below the Worlds Fair corner,
Third street, and settle with me.
c. WOODBRIDGE,
st. Paul, Dec. %, 1853. 15-H
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Strayed.

UNROM the subscriber, In October, one darkish bay
IL mare, two old last spring. She had one white
hind black name, tail and legs, broke to ride, and
is with Also, the time, bay colt. last
springs foal. One white hind foot, small star in the
face, and black main and tail. Whoever will give
formation to in st. Paul, where they may be found
will be well paid for their trouble. GEO. CULVER.
st. Paul, Dec. IT, 1853. 14r
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Lock Here !

ITARPER, Putnam, and Godcy's Magazines, received
by mail monthly, the publishers, and for sale
at rs cents per number have made arrangements to
receive them near the first Of each month.
COMPS.
Between the Rire and American House.
n. b. Subscriptions rece, for each OF the above,
and sen, to subscribers in part Of the Territory
W. s. L.
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Blum's New York Bazaar!


BLUM has Just returned the second time his
LIE season, with large and beautiful stock Of all
kinds VI Ladies Dress Good, Consisting In patof the io-
lowing articles:
Merin0<.
DC LANES,
Poplins.
AIpaccas,
Bombaz zines, &c.
Embroiiering Of sll descriptions.
yjctorines, CUFFS, and Nus, and Gloves for Ladies and
Gentlemen.
JEwELRY.
Gold and silver Watches, Chains and Brrastpins foe
Ladies' and Genemen Bracelets Rings, Gold and Silver
Tbimblcs, Seals, and Gold Keys, and good
ment Of Silver ware.
Ladies shoes aud Caters.
Our assortment Of Ladies' shoes and CATERS Is very
large, comprising all the different patterns latest
styles.
comprising the very latest styles.
Hosiery, OF every description
Guns and Pistols
We have splendid stock Of Guns, Pistols, &C., which
will be- sold NJ low prices
Christmas Presents.
Ladies' and Gentlemen, you can find at Blum's Bazaar
very great variety articles suitable for Christmas
sents for either children adults, all Of which will be
sold remarkably low.
All kinds Of Fancy Goods and genuine French Psrfu-
merry.
Nov 10, 1S53-i0f
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THE ST. PAUL DRUG STORE

1HE D1. I AUL DnCU O1UKE
ID ONCE more we prsst mt to the public q -p
~ few articles Comprising q very email
"a possible 10 present entire list In any eof%,>S
one advertisement. we shall continue 10 notice es.-
Ing articles from time time customers will give
Us time.
RAY RUN received by the last and for safe BY
dec II CENTRAL DRUG sroRE
SPICES. Cinnamon. Peprer Allspice Mari, Nu,mcss.
W. ". HIcHcox.
uORESERyED FRI-iT-Poars. Piums. Peaches, Pine
u apple, Apricot, currants: &c. at The
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
tORN STARCH for pies, cu,tarls, blanc mango, sc.
- II is also held in high estimation as diet for inva-
lids. forsale 10y WV. HICHCOX.
y AsINs, few boxes Of those fine. large ra-us, for
~ sale by W. W. HICHCON.
declf COZ Third and Cedar streets.
GOD LIVER OIL, warranted pure and genuine, for
~ sale at the DRUG STORE,
dec II cor Third and Cedar SIS.
r NGARS, . few thousands best Havana cigars which
~ we will sell 10 the trade st reduced prizes, at the
DRUG & CHEMICAL ESTABLISHMENT,
dec II Third and Cedar s,s
W ken we have still large lot which will be cut to
order at the ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
INLASSWARE-th remains Of stock Of Glassware,
~ embracing syrup caus. cream pitchers, tumblers
preserve jars, &c, for sale by ". W. HlCIiCOX,
Third am, Cedar SIS.
UOERFrMERY and Cosmetics, q large assortment for
Il eign and domestic; dealers, give us a call at the
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
SLOAN's MEDlClNES-a large assortment of these
sLOAN's AGENCY.
Cor Third and Ctdar streets.
G<ouGH CASDY-storm, and Waltz for saie,y
~ W. W. HlCHC0X.
UOURE Brandy, Gin and Wines. for sale for medicinal
Il purposes at cor IT, lrI and Cedar streets.
(tANARY Seed, Bristol Brick one or other ar
~ tclos, for sale at the
dec II CENTRAL DRUG STORE.
Cough! Cough!
VNIIls Troublesome disease can be permanently, cured
II and predsposition TO all affections OF tie lungs
and bronchial and cured by frequent use OF either
Storms Cough Candy,
Brians PulmOnic Waters, or
Wallis Excelsior Candy.
For sale at nICUCON'S
Corner Sd and Cedar streets.
The Public
"l1L please bear in mind that we are the only
w thorlzed agent for
DIR. Jayne's Medicines,
which dcservedly popular. They have
too long to require address from to bring them into
notice. IIICNON.
A LMANACs for 1854 now ready for gratuItous dis
IA uibution at HICIICOXS
Proprietary Medicine Store.
Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad Money
VnNAkEN in exchange for Drugs at The Drug and Medi
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St. Paul Banking Office.

COLLECTIONS made in any part of the Territory, and
" promptly remittrd tho lowest rate Of exchange
n-The highest prices paid for Eastern Exchange.
Land Warrants Wanted,
Will attend TO the investigation o'Land Titles, loanng
money, payment Of taxes. &c, &c.
Money remitted to Crest Britain to any OF The i'm
portant points on the continent Of Europe.
c. III. PARKER,
dec 10 Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
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St. Paul, Dec. "a, 1853. b-3w*
XAHALE OLA feU gallons Of this superb article
taken from the trhdie that Jonah StcaIlOred, is
offered for the time In this market. The public
may rest assured that 1t is the genuine article 1t will
emit light brilliant as cucrd pussons eyes," For
sale at HlCliCOA'S W Wholesale OIL store.
E5eA side entrance the west side, near the south
nj, for wholesale customers.
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0LD COG MAC, Pale and Dark Braudies, Jamaica
~ spirits, Oh Scotch whisky, New England Rum.
At wholesale erly. A. VANCE BHOWN.
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New Goods,

NEW UUOUS.
large lot of New Go,s open fvt the Winters
n trade, received this day
LIE DuC'S BOOK STORE.
IIEAD QUARTERS Of Alexander Smith Qhe new Poet
Fanny Fern and Mrs. Ellet, other notab tes.
Who tcdnfs copy Of Smiths Poems, Fern Leaves, Mrs.
Ects Summer Rambles, law and Testimony, by the
thor Of the Wide, Wide World '-ca at
LEDCC'S BOOK STORE.
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1 . 3 3 .

. 5 3.
NOV reapy to supply all those who desire to make
IN PRESENTS the largest and complete assortment
% Gift Books and ANIMALS Of all kinds and styles,
now open for Inspection. 1t would consume too much
space to cnumerae, have 800 stycs. So, Just
give call and examine, it is trouble to show goods
at my store. W. 8. COMBS,
Between the Rice and American House.
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Notice.

AUR. JAMES LEWIS is no longer In my employ, and
WI not authorized 10 transact bushes for
In my name. A. T. CHAMBLIN.
Jan II, lS64-1Stf
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Five Tons Shorts and Bran,
Direct from New York.

5000 Vests, at the cheap store, kept BY
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Liquors.

DArTING, Bssting-2ooo lbs Of superior Batting At
ID the WORLDS FAIR.
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TERRITORY OF MISNEsOTA, DISTRICT CoURT.I
1st District, Ramsey County.
Margaret Rogers,
VS.. Summons for relief by Divorce.
Michael Rogers.
To Michael Rogers:
~OU hereby summoned and required to the
complaint in This action which has been filed in the
ONCE OF the Clerk Of this Court at ST. Paul, in said
and OF your answer Ia the said complaint
on subscriber hc plaintiffs attorney at his
ST. Paul aforesaid within thirty days after the service
this you exclusive OF the day of such
ice; and II you fail the said complaint within
the Aforesaid, the plantit in this action will apply
to the the relief demanded in said complaint.
HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated January 10, 1854. 1S-6we
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