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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-10

RWHoAp MArrtts The Pas.1mps.c
isio ts extended n Dehy-a fxad act-
III Atlantic ani ST. Lawrence road has De-
gr al 10 build the Mis-i-glo road from l-l-
AM Pond across Northern Vermont The
Be- ous Falls Bank contests she legality Of
the surrender Of the Rutland road 20 the
mor1agocs, and has attached Us engines
and ears - lower roads on the Central
line ore extremely irregular. The Ceuual
iise aside from thi. "fore.gn nierfar
enc is regular as clock-Work
co>sompAriov MoNrnrAi, Feb c.
OnSaurlay the Montreal and Now N0rk.
and the ~ Lawrence and Chmp'an cog1o-
ratltn az a meeting of u,eir directors, n-
gree 90 omaieamate their interests u De-
prob bic hat tie fi'roai from Montreal 90
Plat -ourg wli Therefore be discontinued.
RALboADs ~ rur UvrrD STATES
From TIE American RAILWAY Guide, for
janpary, 1851, We .uar ihat Maine has 10
Who'll or ln part. lO railroads, with an az
gree'e length of 3io ~ miles New
Hamp-hire "A roal,. with an aggregate
leng' 20. 63j 3 Z mlcs; Vermont, railroads
III, aggregate length sos - miles
Mas chu.etis, roads A. aggregate length
liy1 II mIes. Rhode Island, roads ., az
gregg length o. ,ullos; Connecticut ronds
i3,ageregate length 5i7 miles. Aggregate
iengh of railroads n New England, 3,2I7
IL. Number Of squaIe miles in New Eng
land, 62lOG.
Nv Yors has A railroads. aggregate
ieng 24s3 miles New Jersey roads 40,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-10
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D ! X.
at $4,000 aud were mostly insured in
western Offices. The remainder Of the prop
erty destroyed was principally insured M
this city and IN the Crescent office. The to-
tai loss is estimated at S7Oo.OO0 to : 0OO,-
900.
There was another fire this morning in
Chartres street which destroyed two valua-
Die stores aud damaged two others. Loss
estimated at 100000
antiquities From .Nincueh.-Tho barque
n. H. Wolf, which arrived tromAleXana
dretta. SYRIA, on Monday. has thirty-seven
boxes consigned to the cabinets of several
of the colleges IN the United States, and 10
private cabinets, containing specimens Of
the arts Of the ancient NneW s, which have
been bfough, TO light by the labors Of Lay
ard aud Rawlnson, under the direction of the
ritish Museum, after having lain buried IN
those ancient ruins for twenty. five or thirty
centuries. These are the first specimens
of any note which have come 10 tins country,
and when placed IN the cabinets for which
they are designed will give the people Of this
modern country some FAINT idea of the periec-
tlon of the arts in the time of Jonah.-.Nsir
York Tribune
Tn Colonization Society has received the
past year $50, l5e the largest sum ever con-
tubuiad in one year. Nearly one thousand
emgfanls have been transported To AFRICA
during the year
THE CiNciNNAri COMMERCIAL says on
trial before the Police Court, it came out that
many hundreds of barrels of blood are annu
ally used IN that city for making sweet vine.
Tmr TToHrsr PRrcE ever obtained ia the
New York market for wheat was given on
FRIDAY Jan 9th, 500 a busheL Flour
also advanced TO S9,2J $50 per barrel,
Wholesale AZ such prices, 1t will take
food MIA e,rroors ' gin5, he maxim, a,o,oy
r,sr
~
~ W. ''e' w pI'Ve w ".4' ~ 49, ne
H'IIl'7" u'..ecs ~"'s' u'c pus ,"'i"s
~, u.' yea. io''' was T''-- w "'
~ iD7' az U'g y. ,Ii''''- W ','''' WV o'1'
's1 ''- D''
w HEhr At Two DoLtArs a BusHE---
Three tunes ~ TOE present century has
n b,.l,l In ,b.y,liey ~ t,onosee LolsIG
~ rsas,p ,,f q rs,,,rt,blo cola SIMMER and
n ,org short corn rron. in 1~3t br n so,e.
Mia, nnnr,niti,u. so',s,n and uaelc,f ortq.
,ir,'tYra r,r pn-po.es of trade and soacu,o-
tion comaeifp.- The iarce immigration of
broad-nn. from Furona. and IN 1881 bv
reason of short crops IN Western and Cen
lral Europe and the war between Russia and
Iufkey lheah' Am-
Lucas. who placed distinctions on the
Ndiletonu Bu'road. has been seut 10 the
CONNECTICUT state prison for SIX year--rath-
or inadequate punishment bot then some
knd hearted governor wiH probably pardon
"l.' ''''.'l' '''
htHtrNtntr L1Nof'irr. Ihe Peters
burg Express chronicles the death oillauaah'
negro "'nan owned 10y la'} in tHat
cilF, no tle advanced age 90 l-r. Sine dird
% no Particular disease opt sunk under the .
Ahtu-ton incident 70 extreme o.i age She
was born la fo"haian County, Va.
Frozrv ro DrAru. A man named Bat
Terri was found frozen 90 death Jos Con
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-10


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Ind IN ,ba schools farn one sr-tep. Tde
csn,r,l 5..n,r,s,an+ :. te9t b, ma. praeoptor
,b, bss s,,nsr,.s,on al An tl. school. lle
b. o,,,i.g..l by tb. sc,5.,,,-l 'r-ns.ocs
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ibe Ac.d.n,v bs. t,a banef- III tio Unt.n
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,,,,,.,1 ,t,..,., +, ,,r-, resna,t or5 NJ al.
,,s Din ,ot d., ro ,bo l-p,,r pa, I,
,bst y1lara b one district of over four hmm.
dred scholsfs. taught by six telchers, at an
annual expense of about $1,000.
Montpelier is now trying 90 unite her
common schools and Grammar schools after
thc method adopted n 81 Adams
Rutland has one OF ihe most costly and
we'll constructed Academy buildings n Yer
mont preccpia- Lowell the night Kind
of teacher, and h's school aourishes we'll.
But the question Is worth considering
Wh ,her ll would MOI De- we'll Cor all concern
cd Co admit those scholars into the Academy
from the village District, who are fitted 10
enter aud have their tuition p1id by a tax
ON the grand llst:-Rli'Huf Herald
Vermont The Rutland Haaid breaks
ont as follows:
There Is but one city 10 the State and not
enc soldier. We have mo- theatres nor 90 bs
We nave 400 police and NOT a murder has
been committed ln THIS state WITHIN the last
ten years. We have no museums, opera
houses nor cIys'9i po.'.'s, oul we hn'a
homes genuine no.'ie'' .'-' are tne Gen'fs
oi 'ne "o,'d To ITS 'n'','.S lo' Wi'loh th'
la'ner "o'hs' No'es ana ''Ns-"heie th'
mother oonuoi7i euucal's' l4Oo'S a1o loSe'
-"hefe she Ieals men, se"o''ls 0"u P'uii
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-10

sores and scnrvy, which we believe the
".Naiae Plaster" if pcrseveringly and thor
oughy applied. will eflectually Eradicate
There are five churches. and five religious
societies in Montpelier, all (which hold reg
ular meetings every sabbath, to say nothing
Of weekly conferences, and are generally
very fully attended. You see we are a
church going people. We have, also five
resident clergymen. all, more or less, exerting
their influence on the side of temperance /;
aud a majority of them are firm friends and
supporters of the Maine Law. There are
live newspapers published in the village Of
Montpelier. Three of thenumber are firm
and efficient supporters Of the Maine Law
All the physicians and n majority Of the law
yers, 1t is believed, are friends ara supporters
of the law Our town representative IS a true
temperance man. and was elected exclusively
on that question Although wing, and the
editor oi a wing paper, more than one nun
dred democrats aud free-soiers voted for
him. Montpelier gave large majority Of
votes in favor of the law, and, also, In favor
of the election Of a temperance county com
missioner. All ofour selectmon are 10 favor Of
the law. How many Of our ten Justices ofthe
peace are M favor Of the law is not known.
More than one-half Of their number are tenn
perance men. | believe that our public hous.
cs. generally, wish TO give their influence M
favor of temperance. " they furnish at all,
think 1t Is pretty well understood that they
vii not furnish intoxicating drinks 10 citizens
OF thri0wn. The inhabitants of Montpelier
are generally liberal, and charitable, and en-
terprlsng They are not found in tayerns
and grog-shops. to any extent The ladies
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-10
A RARE CHANCE.

TUE ihsCRiBtR ui.hins to retire from business,
oilers for sale his siorc tnd goods. i-ting OF
wol selected stock ioi tinde with he good
VIII required ny thirty dvo years Of succes u bust
ues-
Connected wiih The Store is IAN ashery where about
icn Tons ui Pr and PolI.Hcs has been manufactured
annuully Tor nnre thun ulirty vests.
dwelling house aui Store house can DC had IL
nfed.
best agricultural Towns ihe counfy, q zee miles
from West Hartford Safion, Vermont Cen sol q H.,
Nok two ttains running daily, aud from ch place.
For speculation N ali 4inda ct Produce for toun
ir Trade generally the place g. equal 10 ay IN the
riHra
The above premises with or without other nfopery,
IN ODE e1e., wl be sold favorable terms ad fossts
Sion given ihe hfst OF April next.
For further psriicuian apply ths sub=cr ;be
promises, or hl letter directed To Snuwis ore, Post
Office, VI NATHAN NOW.
fomf-et VI. Jau.l. la5i. c6s6w
IfNpeR SHIRTS q DRAW gRs-I.adi.. Meriro
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-10
OysierS A Fresh Fish.

CONsrAN1 LN on hand Warranted f'Tiass,
- wholesale und retail, at tht lowest prices.
WILDER FULLER. Depot Siufe.
MnuffslIsr Ian /. lS.4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-10
CLOAK Tassels,
John w. Hopkins Estate.

'THE L.IDSEs viii aad som. ser Rich Ia.
SEES ii tiaaasi at
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-10
GREAT EXCITEMENT

D'HE rush for Goods at the Peoples store 10
GREAT The assortment Is good--yet aud all
perfectly saished Wilh pfccs- % cenis Of every
dolIur b. quite saving LYMAN q KING.
n-cFmhcr 20, less. o..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-10
Wanted Immediately,

- lnurneymHn CABIN VET Makers,
: Good WOOD TURNER'S,
10 APPRENTICES, ls :. ". ABBOT T q co
ortoAef 1, ls53. d
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13
for the Sioux, Winnie
ba-oes and Chippelvas.

- EtlEn Proposals, properly endorsed, viii he re
- ccveG at the office oi the Superintendent of Iadau
Aa,ir, IN Minnesota, lt l5th # April next fer tran
sporting .he >lpHN " nnebaEo and Chippewa annuity
goods aud provision. Tor Ic5i.
Builders viii state At VIVA. price per loohs they will
receive thc property from The steamboat LANDING
Paul and store and transport the under
the differ ut Agencies Also. give the names oi the
persons they N;ii otcr slrctles tht contract,
AMI te surety OF such bidder sIai sign aud transmit
with each bid, aeuaraU'y Ia Il form.
The und' ,'gned Undertake t'.u if the bId OF --
---- loI sold trans porl8tlon be tcc' pied Ey tle
Superintendent Of indian Affairs the bidder shall on
before he 18Th o April next into The bond re-
qiref 70 perform the said contract the rate Ol his
or their bids, WIKI good ana sufficient Surctios.
The nCS gned reserves The right C Glgec the de>
nation 81 saj pubic eEht any pbr place than Tie
Agencies, The price I" be graduated proportion til,
distance is incrcased 81 diminished
". &. EoRMAN,
Gov. and Sup't indian Affairs.
- pnl.l. Fth. 2ith. IrIi
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13
dated !
FINN fla t.d for sa4ay,ay Special Pos. Offices.

FINN # a b.a for Supplying Special Pos, Others.
j, OF county of
Stat. Of hereby propose 10
supply the SPECIAL pos, office at with mails
rom as often the Postmaster Generals
advertisement lot proposals Tor the same dated Jan
uarv 9, 1sJ4 requires agreeabiy the provisions Of
the .th section of the ac; Of March g. ISi5-that l.
at compensation 10 b. derived exclusively nom the
proceeds Of hostages collected said spccioi
fee, including the postage letters and papers seat
prepaid by stamps, and not 10 exceed the o:
dollars per annuin.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13
',uanq,lu
JESUP & COMPANY,

LrXCHANCE sold ami purchased on New York Bos-
~ ton, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, and other CT.
ties OF The United states Notes collected and proceeds
Temt;ei at current rates Of Exchange Interest allow
ed special deposits We also direct pay able
withoU. discount, on
ENoLANp.--i.iverpool. London, Manchester, &c
IRELAND. -DUb!n, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, &c.
SCoIL,ND-Edinburg, Glasgow, Perth, &c.
Also Drafts payable in Francs Florins or Thaers on
FrANcE.-Paris, Hasre Lyons, and Marseil.es
GERM ,NY-iiaint ureh, Franks fort, o. H., Brussels
Amsterdam, hoiierdani, Antwrrp Cologne, Zurich,
Copenhagen, Dresden Berlin, Hanover sirasbursh
swITzERLaND.-Geneya,B erne, Basic.
IrALY.-Milan, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice,
Messina in Sicily. =
AUsTEIA.--Vienna and Triest.
RUssI..-St Petersbnrgh, Warsaw.
SWEDEN Stockholm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. 10, 1e53-y3o.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13

DROPOSAi.S for carrying the mails Of the Uni
tel STATES from the LIST day Of July 1854, to tn
3hh day OF June, 1885, inclusive in The Territory OF
MINNESOTA, Will he received at the Contract OF.
. See OF the Pos Oaice Department, in the City Vi
Washington until a. m Of 10th April, 1854, 10 he
decided by the 30ih April 1S54,) Oh the routes and
70 the times herein specified.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13
INSTRUCTIONS,
As n ,1,cr,ul Das--DMcss

Pos:nasters and bidders will particularly notice
that the service to special Offices differs entirely FROM
that the regularly numbered routes in his respect
HAT the Contractors pay must be derived eXcusyrl,
rom the ne, proceeds of the Office supplied u,fiin
certain SUN, 10 be named by hm; that the excess o
proceeds, If any, teyoni such be held
by me postmaster, cct draft Of this Department,
and that ii the net proceeds taU shrt Of tae amount
OF the bad agreement. the deficiency cannot in AN,
case e supplied by this Department.
Pos,,nasters cautioned against emp oying car
riers and paying the proceeds 81 their Offices
without special authority from this Department.
Existing contract, and arrangements are to cease
on the 30ih June, 1884, and contracts must be
made, to t;,ke effect on the j.; jelly, lS54.
II bids be made undcr this advertisement 81
named as contractor b. the postmaster {;
spe il office before the Isl Juiy, ISL such Office vii
h. reported for discontinuauce
When change OF contractor becomes necessary
tho f,ct sRoud be promptly reported, with The reason.
III. +, fut,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13

The undersigned POSTMASTER, Judge, or clerk Of Il
court Of record the may be) certes that he
is well acquainted with the above guarantois and
Ihrir property, and that they OF property and
able to make good their Guarantee.
TS.nnei.l
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13
Prescott Wis. Business Cards,
A. &. MORTON

A. e. MORTON,
Prescott, Wis, cor.uf Broadway and KennikiuicL ais
\ j AZ Oh hand. and for sale at a moderate advance
= from cost, Il general assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS
ALcO--a large supply of Read. Made Clothing heavy
wooldn Hlankets, Boots aud shoes, heavy Tlauuels
Over aud Under Shirts.
salt. Fork Mackerel, White Fish etc Shingles.
Lumber hih, etc, beside other article usually
oaho NJ "Iocery and Dry Goods Call and see.
ites'"t'i Dec 10, lc"1- 3D. IL.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13
SPECIAL OFFICES.


F5ym for "a rLtre Change from aaiutst'net Is
contemplated ty The sddr.
Tor we, as the case may be) Here write the
in full Of there state the residence
OF ,esidcncesl hereby propose to carry he mail on
route No. from to often the
Postmaster Generals advertisement Tor proposals for
the same, dated January 9, 1854, requires IN the lime
stated ia the schedules contained in said advertise
ment, and toy the following mode Of conveyance, 10
Wit There state how il Is 10 be conse,ed,* for III,
animal sum OF There write out the sum in words a,
full length lSignedl
IDa,ed.l
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13

,gl,.. =. ~ - ~ go So-'-''-'',
Nf.,.:,..o ''>'~ t-''' i'1t VI III. sum
"'' 'ilH' 'liISi i-.n:Tu dered 1fosaes,
-, - .''' 'l'''-Ss
H.'" % al ne,ls,
:, 80 90 I''cS a'1 edgnF~,
- NJ = " 'ol.s Prints, tHtrui cred collars,
-, '-" Z" Ac 40 iIc>S buttons
:, ''s, Alum, a! i'1Wtrs,
y h'.H 80 YES
l,,ne G.. ~ - ,'"'r az - ','N','s,
INC Florence braid
80 "itS>'N
, - hthtltI GiN@lni " fancy hornets,
=, ~ an" : HonreI - on>.
n."' 'i'l"-s, oHp and ~-ih riooEs,
~. - i"f5'",S-
.",is % Whfciias
:, '''' '"'sN, i3Ht" tal!t covers,
A.nosScae Wo...el
tptUa chez Ks, Jlqu.tt G.,r,r
Ii4sh AID diapers LADIES ). i,,1 hp.e
Brown ILtu,. v-l,i-. ~ i % .,,l, hose
Brown uet lriI'laes Misses ~,
Nrntuck, leans fni,.1 .sc
Pain and fancy Tyyaels Mons h.if p as.
F4'cy C.t>s.nleros. SIX uoCkc; hi,i's
Sai,ittis TnTkc> rrd
. I,,ct>t,r t,ipoI,a-ua r.,',-,,,,, :.
Seo.cl !shr. KID ,loY.
hrsiu he Iajrrs usl, t,ra,g ,,i-~.s
i}a.a.,. &c ain.s :. rat,nn -
/ LAIN 5arase- Misses
F4ctch :. l,.1. ,b,s,s..,.,.s
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13

REFERENCES.
!. Chou;esu, Jr. q Co, New Yorh,
Iorinz, Sterling & Co, Pittsburgh,
james Peek q Go, Chicago,
Bridge n Lewis, Detroit.
Ray, Keith & Co, Cincinnati,
Chouteau " Naiee, -. Louis,
James Carter Il Co. Galenn.
SIlllssnS Roed.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13

N0xV,S TIE TIME.

~ ] 7.
Ii wah wish {" ta.c GoutN t,TlAanl's. Fisrger's
~ or Pu,nan's Magazines trcHI ihe commencement
OF the New Volume jan nary had bette call aRG sub
sc.i5e Ia ineGatelS of ". :. COMBS.
Gcle.uI Hiaqaziue Accn;.
Subs ,ription price s. 90 per ,a,, Of the
abn~F advance.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13
Fjrm Of a Guaran.cs.

The Undersigned undertake that if the fore gong
bid Tor carrying the mail On route No. be ac-
cepted by the Postmaster General, the bidder shall,
prior the ls day OF July next, into the re-
barred osy'gaon to perform the services proposed
" 9TH good and sufficient sureties.
tDated.l lSigned by two guarantors.l
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13

TT. T. Ms(LONkF.I,
VA MOI Grocer, Forwarding ard Cofr,nis-
w SION Mcrchsnt, aud General Steamboat Acsnts
No - icvee Galcna, IL. The attention ot bu,rs :
calico !" ~ stocA OF Groceries, Provisions etc etc
HAVING received ny iaie arrivals from New ork Hos.
ION Ne" orleans and II. Louis which IN addition 10 m
former 'i"S" rcpdess my assortment complete sha
continue 10 receive additional shipments from tine "a
time, during navigation thereby enabling me tea bv a
ies ana in stocA throughout The season and 20 e. able
at ail ines 70 MI orders at the lowest market rat.s
iuc hecctNiig md Forwarding Business shal. IA eve
y instance have ny personal attention, hv which ode.
pach and care VIII be guarnu tied. and the eV Dee 81
storage and DravU2e as much as possible avoided.
feel assured taat NY facilities and long eNrericnee N
the Commission and iorwarduG business enable me -
warrant entire satisfaction to aly shat NAV favor me
with their patronage.
Liberal cash advances viii be mad. on Protnc, ~.
Nercianilse shippcd to for sale in as ma Net Par
tcHa "t'cA.1 n NIL BE- paid 10 the purchase az agu
ces not in ms line.
% Agent for Galena and St Louis sni Cal,r q and
81. Paul PACKET LIN OF STEAMERS
IL. i. MCLOSKEY.
GRltna, kpril l. Is52 -
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13

PORTE HION&AEY%.
E'RON 80 C,bt< 40 lie .1.si rtE CANT md best
Il OF The uafh,I lEHtt'S DOChSTBEE
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13
SPRING SALES. 1852,

SHALL be receiving upon the opening OF navigation
i3Fee and vel selected assortment OF Hgti>h
reuch and American Dry GoudS Boots aad Shoes Tea
an" lu'-cco; and great variety OF fancy articles which
"i be cR-ieG 10 The trade lower prices i The SAME
etNi's hHNe usually >old 10 mis- uaracj. Ana Nuald
suggest 20 purchasers Who have formerly vis-i 81 or
mari T. that much time aud Apease may DE- s4ye .,
puf' srg tieir goods here. an examination Of iny
sio afd Pr.-;s = respectfully solicited.
he iuuN LL. .rLices cnl.L-sc \ n.rl ~. s-n.A-
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13

1902 From Point Douglass, by Saltwater, Marine
Mills, Ta,lor's Falls, Fails Of 81. Croix,
and Pokcguma Lake, TO Falls OF 81. Louis
River of Lake Superior, IFS miles and back,
once week.
Leave Point Douglass Monday at m;
Arrive at Falls Of ST. Louis River Of Lake
Superior by s p next Sunday;
Leave Falls Of 81. Louis River vi Lake Supe-
rior Monday at m;
Arrive at Poin, Douglass by p m next Sun
day.
Proposals commence at Falls Of st. Croix
are invited.
1929 From " aiashaw, by Minnesota City, Monte
au,na and Brownsville, TO Decorrah, Iowa,
l20 miles and back, once week.
Proposals for this service ny the "Trip in
vitcd
Bidders will name a schedule Of arrivals and
departures.
SPECIAL OFFICES.
Proposals invited for supplying the following
Offices in the Territory Of Minnesota Tor she net pro-
coed. Of said Offices respectively, limited to a TO
be named in the proposals ia each case;
Crow Wing from Fort Ripley, 6 miles,
week and back.
Little Canada from ST. Paul, 6 miles, week
and back.
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AN f.RICAN Mills.

AMERICAN Mills.
TlIE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
= above Mills, III keep constantly or hand u supply of
ENtrd ani!l Flour WaTr.tc >urt nor To any Hour
sold II this market. II. T. AcCI.O$kEN.
IN D!s Yf<' CE,SiENH.
I'lt subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
SAT- 81 Louisville t'neut, Nil keep large supply
hand, and ~ be sold 4 small advance tom Man
ulc:urtIs prices. II. L. McCIOShEI
Galeua March - 1872
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f.. II. III. p. CORWITH,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps, &c.
NO. 80 LEvEE, GALENA, ILL.
RE in receipt of their large and well assorted
"A stock of Goods for the Spring and Summer; which
they offer the trade the advantageous terms
The following goods included in their nssortment
BROWN SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINCS,
of the following brands:
A. c. A. Shawmut, Old Colony,
Indian Head, Family,
Winohes,er, Appleton.
National, Lowell, etc, ETC.,
Boston,
BROWN AND BLUE DRILLINGS.
Casco A. G. A., Superior Salmon Falls and Premium
BLEACEIED SHIRTINGS.
All the desirable brands be found the marke and
very low prices
Cocheco, Hamilton,
Allen, Dunnels,
Briggs, HOyle's,
Adams Blue and Orange,
Carr and Richmond, Blue aud White,
English, Union,
ShrtiDg, Mourning,
And cheap Prints OF every variety
TiCkINGS.
a full assortment.
SHIFTING STRIPES,
OF ali brands and qualities.
Cloths Cassineres. sattinets and Tweeds Including
American, English French and German Cloths. black
striped plaid waved and fancy spring styles of
meres and Twceds
VFSTsNCS.
large assortment of ire Silk Satin Velvet and EN-.
oroIdereG, Marseiiles aud l5u1' Goods.
COTrON AIDES.
A fine assortment OF the different brands of every
quality and price.
WOODEN and Cotton Flanneis, Cambrics. dress Silks
Muslin, Thread, Buttons, Hooks and Eyes Hdkf. sus
penders, Hosiery, Gloves, TOWcllng, sewing silk Trash
honnets- Ribbons, IRISH aud Brown Linens Table Co,
ers, Diaper, W adding, Candle Wick, Irvine, Whale
bone, etc, &c.
BOOTS & SHOES.
Mems cadf grained hip and thick Boots and Brngans
boys and lout do DO, wonens' calf kip, goat ena.ne
eiti. jenny Land and .id Bootees; Ladies goat KID an.
enauelcd Buskins Ladies fancy cord Caters and hal
CARERS and kns, Of every quality and price. 4 tu
and complete assortment OF The different sly les OF Mis-
md iill