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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-24
GEO. N. WEST, Nos. 5 and 6 Exchange

GEO. NJ. WEST, Nos. and Exchange
" offers for sale
Sketches OF the Irish Bar, by the RI Hon. Richard
Lalor She'll. . vols; So.
Lays of the Scottish Cavaliers by Aytoun: 81.
Dryden's Poems Aldni Edition; i5c per vol
Flush Times of Alabama and Mississippi;$l2 rs
NEW LAW BOOKS:
Rawle on the Covenant of Title; $780,
Wills on Circumstantal Evidence; l50
Hill on Trustees; $3.50
NEW MEDICAL BOOKS:
Ra. Roche on Pneumonia and Malaria: S.
Simpson on Homeopathy; 81 25
re Y Next door to the Post OfHce
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BY GODDIN 4 APPERSt)N.
n LOTS ON RICHMOND AND Union

Nj lGhr SALES.-THIs3 EVENING,
IN commencing at II O'Clock, and every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday events gs throughout the
assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods, Gold and
Silver Watches, Guns, L., &c.
Country merchants and the trade are invited to at
tend sales as they will find large variety, and of
6rstrate quality.
fe18 A. MOTT l. CO.. Aucts
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A LEXANDER'S KID GLOVES.-Just
1received per express Alexander's Kid Gloves, all
cOlors and numbers
WARREN & PERKINS,
fe p No. al, Eagle Square.
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~ NOTICE.-We have thorough
~ bred young Morgan STALLION, for sale
lis pedigree can be at our office.
fe p CT LEE l. OVERLEY
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NOTICE, to families and others, who are
~ FOND ot something nice In the way of Fruit.
found in first class Bakery they can be supplied nv
calling or sending to VIM. FALCONER'S Bakery,
ITO Main st. o. o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-24

WHEAT WANTED.-White Wheat, of
w strictly prime quality.
TO q s. McGRUDER'S SONS.
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nM A Fl S ON THE FOLLOWING
~ points can be obta bied at all times, by apply
ing to ADAMS& CO.'S Express Office, No. 4, 18th
street, under Exchange iotel.
PARIS, SAN FRANCISCO,
ANTWERP, HAVRE,
BREMEN, HAMBURG,
GLASGOW, BRUSSELS.
DOVER, MELBOURNE,
FRANKFORT. ON.THE-MAlNE.
Also Sight Drafts, for any amount which are cash.
ed at any Bank in the Uni .ed Kingdom of Greet Br-
tain and grant Letters of Gre dit in England, nego-
table in any part of America.
J. L.. McDONOUGH,
fe17-tf. Agent
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hRY GOODS AT COST FOR CASH
~ Intending to improve my store. and wishing g
open with entirely new stock, 1t becomes necee.
ssry that should dispose Of my present stock by re
18th Of March. which consists Of the usual assorfmcnt
to be found in Dry Goods store.
ErPersons In want will find IL 70 their advenrsse
to call soon g the Goods mnst be sold By the ltn osy
Of March. WIN. BOOTWM0aT. -.
fel7-lm Cor. LIT and Broed e
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Il
give board and tuition 20 two three little boys
girls, at $3.50. II. p. TAYLOR.
Three unexpected v acancies in my School, on 8tn
street, are open to the. public
ia 1G-ts HIP. TAYLOR.
nR. A. C.. HARDIN, BoTANIo PHYsI-
II CLAN, offers his services to the citizens Of Rich
mond and vicinity He may be found at the office OF
Streets all hours, night and day, when not profes.
donally engaged
Extracting Teeth only Is cents.
take pleasure IN recommending to my friends DR..
Hardin as Botanic Ply stefan, who has studied me.
dcine graduated, and received hs Diploma.
ia SINS K. D. ROBINSON. M d,
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WANTED-A GOOD SITUATION.
w by a first class WATCH MAKER A note
addressed to 'X' at this Office will be attended to-
fe 22-St*
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-31
sanders New Series,
X e A DIN &C 90 X g

| HAVE YOU SEEN THEM?
I'HEf are admirable books. All Teachers ex-
amined and used warmly their singular fitness
Tor the purposes OF the school room.
are, III tact the fully considered results ths
aP, experience in Teachings aaped adj
roN IN every way to the powes Of learner
ete III the onset no iul
PROVE 'ha the sicture of cat picture
oil hsse Is not hose, that he picture of cow is not
cow ana other information equally appropriate
in school book a child. fr'f>'
on the contrary the child is common sense
anu 10 need instructions in what to his
years. He Is therefore puzzled with long words
and abstract definitions. and wearied
tempting read. what is without benefit because above his
pacy and without interest. because dull.
In Sanders New Reading Books, ill
the last, plainly preparatory pupil is
pleasantly and probably conducted
OF one wo three, syllables in regular ali
containing matter full Of interest, moral insfrucpe vet
hishy entertaining and besides merely
eachg MIN 10 read to Undue his mind with who-
thoughts and develope and strengthen his powers
reaoners examine them, and judge yourselves.
teachers throughout the Territory sett of the
az, nNs Tor examination. by calling W. 5. Combs near
'' ~"'O''~>~ 800 AS' -'"~
June 6-dly.
q Daily Democrat copy,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-31
BOOKS. ROOKS!!
The Pioneer Bookstore Of st. Paul!
IL. H0WlTZ & IN

Es kAOW1IZ \ %.
- ESPECTFClY announce public, that have pur-
chased from W. G LEDuc, Esq, his old established
Bookstore, immediately opposite the PoOmce; they
greatly added to the stock Miscellaneous Standard
Works, presenting complete
man can be found in ST. Paul any town this side
That they have complete articles of
MdIoncTy, ana receiving additions every
boat;
That they design to wel-known reputation of
TINS for keeping the largest best and cheapest
stock of Wall Paper;
That they agents Hapes' celebrated Monthly aga-
possible moment;
they authorized wholesale agents for all Of Uor
perS pdiudbc Miscellaneous and Standard Woks, they
will furnish at the Publishers prices in Neu FORK;
That they will continue TO keep and sell A. s. Co.'s
Series Of School Books which recommended by the SUI
prinendent of Public Schools in Minnesota, universally
used throughout the Territory;
That they keep always hand SfoddGrd Co.'s Pianos,
tn" best in tone and finish, selected with
ted to give satisfaction;
That they will continue to supply Princes Co.'s Melodcons
at the Manufacturers Prices; !
That they sole tbs territory several mills
the sale of Printing Paper;
Pioneer Bookstore OF Minnesota.
Come and try uS;-tcrms Invariably cash.
CORNER OF THIRD AND WABASH STREETS. OPPOSITE
PosT-OFFIeE.
st. Paul. June 2O-ly.
NEW BOOKSTORE!
n HAMILTON Co., No. ;, winslow House, are receive
Books Stationery, Wall Paper fancy articles ever before
brought west of Chicago, which they the very
We would first call attention to stock WALL PAPER
comprising 5000 ROLLS which purchased very low
assortment. " w.
Our stock of STATIONERY be beat this side of Chi
cago. -
WRITING PAPER of all grades. PENS INK, RUBBER,
WRISTBANDS, RULERS BIoTTING DRAWING PAPER
of all descriptions and in all usually kept In sta
tionery establishment.
GOLD PENS. We have a large stock j. G.. Burs God
Pes all Warranted. which offer te the public Eastern
prices Gold and Silver Tooth Picks very article.
Legrs, Journals Day books, Pass books
of all styles, in sets single.
We have good stock Miscellaneous Books and great
variety of ChildCns Books. which
cheap publications. We have in store large stock,
and received by Expr they are issued
from the We have York ctv
by which all 9he works soon
printed.
Oh School Books, have all of A. s. BARNES Co.'s pub
LEGATIONS, which other establishment in
town. Give us call. G. A. HAMILTON CO.,
29-tf. M q. Winslou Hence
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THE IMMORTAL MIND.

The immortal Mind superior to It's fate,
Amid the outrage of external things,
Firm as the solid base of this great world..
Rests its own foundation. Blow, We windsi
We waves, We thun,ers! roll your tempests on!
Shake, We old pillars of the marble sky
Till all It's orts and all its worlds OF fire
Be ocSer'd from their seats /; yet still serene,
The uucoi qIer'd mind looks down upon the wreck;
And ever stronger as the storms advance,
Firm though the closing ruin holds his way,
Mhere nature calls b i'm to the DESTINED goal.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-31

a WOLF IN SLEEPS CLoruINC.-The ALBANY
Evening Journal relates funny tale of rascal
~ fellow in Albany who dressed himself in wo-
mans clothes and hired out as servant girl to
lady living in Schoharie county, with whom for
kindness, good temper and industry, she became
n great favorite. Though addicted to certain
eccentricities, like jumping down the cellar stairs
at one bound, leaping over tables, and torment
ing her fellow female servants to such degree
that they would not sleep in the same room with
her,-she was we'll liked. At length the master
Of the house lost 1872 in gold, and the mistress
pet was accused of stealing it the charge was
Indignantly ropelled. and she prepared to leave.
AS she was about to depart, her trunks were
searched, and such an assortment of goods, wares
and merchandise never found before. Sew
eral articles were identified by the ncighbors as
their property. On charge of theft-no one vet
suspected the prisoners sex-she was sent to the
renitcntiary for months. Arrived there, the mat
ron took her in charge and as preliminary pro-
ceedng conducted her to the bathroom where
the denouement took place. On the whole, it
was one of the most successful pieces of decept-
ion that has been played off for many day.
CO There arc 1879 idiotic persons in the Z.
sA.tz~
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THE WATSON HOUSE.
BY DAVIS & WIiITCIIER, SHAKOPEE.
TNIS comnodous Hotel has been recenyfunished
and ready receive the travelling
public The propeors experienced hands at the business,
will spare neither in order render the
soiourn of guests agreeable.
supplied every luxury the market aors.
polite.
PLEASURE PARTIES in quest of cannot do better
Shakopee. Our lakes abound with FISH, and
prares covered with grouse. myi5;tf
BLANK BOOKS. ..- t..
NIE most extensive assortment of Blank Books in Mime
i hand and for sale low at COMES Bookstore.
Daily Pioneer and Democrat copy. [sep5.
NEW YORK BAZAAR.
New Goods! New Goods! .
the War Eagle, assortment Of
y Fall Goods, comprising .+.if ti
Staple and Fancy Goods; Colored and Black Silks;
Embroidery Jeyclrv descriptions;
found this side
call, examine for yourselves, will be pleased.
At the old stand of Wm H. Fobes opposite the Banking
House Of Borup & Oakes. sept5 IT,.
UP TOWN BOOT AND SHOE STORE
st. AnttOny street, one door ADORE the 6 Times
..... BmldinJ."
an hand and sa cheap, a assortment Boots,
~ shoes, Hats. Ladies' slippers, satches &C., &c.
cost to close out the lot. Call and see them.
aug II c. C. HOFFMAN.
WANTED,
NFURNI SED Room Rooms with boarI for a Gentle
~ This wife and child the middle part of tho
city preferred. in the Post Office box 49,.
will meet with immediate attention.
st. Paul, Sep ( 10 .sh4-.f
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AWFUL DIscLosrRE.-The Buffalo Republic of
Friday, SAYS that rumor has been current in
that city for several days, that the schooner Rob-
ert Wills, which disappeared suddenly from Lake
Michigan about n year since, was taken and scut-
tied by the Mormons Of Beaver Island, and her
captain and crew massacred. At the time that
the schooner disappeared, she was on her way
from this city to Buffalo with cargo of wheat,
and was last seen by the schr. Lansing, the Odd
of November, off Sheboygan, bound up the lake
in very heavy northeast gale. The news of
her capture, &C., is said to have been received
through Mormon who escaped from the commu-
nifty at Beaver Island, and who has made oath to
the facts above stated. 1t is also said that the q.
S. steamer Michigan has been sent to that Island
to look into the affair.
~ GROWTH OF TIE TERRIToRY.-Rev. L. r. Crcssey,
Baptist Missionary, whose field composes the whole
of that part of Minnesota South and West of St.
Paul, states that in that region, which last spring
contained no more than fifteen hundred nhabi-
tants, there are now between eight and ten thou
sand.-St. Anthony Republican.
WIsE.-Thc Mayor of Cincinnati requested the
proprctors of drinking houses in that city to keep
them closed during the election. If this is COM
Piled with, the dcplorablc events which have ia
ken place at the recent elections in St. Louis, and
collisions which have led to boodshcd in other
cities, will very likely be avoided in Cincinnati
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-31
j. s. HOLMES.

THE subscrbe having the above houses thorough
" prepared to furnish customers with good
fare lodging visiting alena
will at accommodations much by
the weary traveller.
myI5-tf j. s. HOLMES.
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HE RRENG'S
Patent Worlds Fair Pre- m um Safe.
slant aim and mtiring effort to furnish the public with
best security against Fire and Burglars and these
being rewarded in the large and increasing demand
sale Of his Safes, which stand far in advance
Medal awarded him at the Worlds London
sn 1851 which be and compared Medal
awarded him by the American Institute the best Fire Proof
Julys. 1856, 1877 Water street.
C. L. Harmon & Co., Agent, Chicago, Illinois,
Williams, Bonnen & Co., Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
Orders received by Marshall & Co., ST. Paul.
Cash for Lots in Leach e's Addition.
TNHE parties that own the following Lots them by APP
L plying to the subscribers at a fair valuation:
aLo b!:ck7 lot block 81 10. 10 block q lot block
BREWSTER'S ADDITION
To the City of St. Paul.
ready to offer the building
ever offered in this community The ADVANTAGES of BREws
OF its central location being Immediately the
ol commanding emnence overlooking the entire city aad
The close proximity to the central and most extensive business
localities of the town. show concusvey the desrabenes
what &c the Addton to beautiful and farfamcd meop
We have spared neither the plan
lots and streets to make this the portion
Paul. the avenues running north and sout hundred
this nPeo d s e fn part ret the
""0'S place. FOR ''Hs maps VIM n nhPy co..
aug 12-H Opposite the Post Once.
Fern Leaves.
series and NEW supply of the first series, received
At the. Pioneer Bookstorestheosite opp Post-Oace.
FOR RENT.
Dwelling House St. Anthony street Rent $40 so per
"A month. Possession given on the Nth inst
Apply at this Office sep.6-tf
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
A Second hand Wagon to carry barragc to the boats
IA Inquire of EATON * DENISON.
ausi-d'f. winsl"w House
1854. Union of the 1854.
MISSISSIPPI AND ATLANTIC BY STEAM
BY THE ROCK ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
THIS connection only
the Atlantic from st. Paul. By this passengers will
Galena
ticket passengers Chica
and the east by the Gaena and Minnesota Packets Rock
Island, formnga connection with the
Two daily express trains between Island Chicago
connecting at Chicago with cars for the east and south
BASS, BORUP & CO., General Agents, St. Paul, N. T.
JNO. M LAMB, Ticket Agent; Once, Third Street, Lower
Landing.
ton. Philadelphia, baltimore, principal cities the
JNo. NJ. LAMB, Ticket Agent.
THE ONLY CROCKERY STORE IN MINNESOTA.
MARVIN is truly grateful to the inhabitants of St. Paul
n. and Territory. prompt very
support which they awarded above undertaking.
being exclusively for China Glass and should meet
the demands of the public in that line fully than mixed
business could do.
N. can cheap, fill orders as any
house this side of St. Louis he has heavy stock
country, the closing
uactoes he determined to sell at his former prices
Gall and examine stock Of Gilt Band, White and Lus
China.
Glassware Iron Stone China,
Fruit Bowls, e.anite ware,
ST. Pssi, Minaesose, Croese,y Store.
Hair Brushes!
"A for sale Iy 49, - HHNILrox CO,
July 4. No. 3. Hsuss.
First rate dry frost proof cellar on St. Anthony street
n Apply at this 0fise. ocr7-f
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.THE WORLDS FAIR.o

Corner of Third and Roberts Streets, 81. Paul.
E proprietor of the Worlds Fair having just returned from
ana invites he stteS ut e OF his
patrons call and his stock He
mrate only few of the articles which be found
his ns. store.
Silk, satn Gossamcr Lace Belgrade Lace, Pedal
Diamond Italian, English and Dunstable, sc.
Limerick Thread, Linen, vncennes, Honiton, German
Muslins and Wrought Goods
Lace Capes, Chimneses Under Sleeves and Mantillas.
Figured Baege Silk Cashmere, Tb-
be tand French Print, Grape shawis and scarfs.
Figured Lace SILK, Brocade Impea watercd and Foulad,
Tissues, Silks, Satins and Dress Goods
Plain sred and alIxoo Bareses and Barge DeLaines'
brio French, English and American Prints.
Boots, Shoes and Caters
Plain and fancy, Tipped Fox Patterned and sroa.ed Chill;
Kip, Oxford and Union Ties slippers and Carpet Shoes.
TaiIos trimmings and Gents Furnishing Goods. Mems and
Boys Clothing ready made, and made to order on the shortest
silk, Fur, Panama. Leghorn, and variety other Hats,
Caps, &c.
Oil Cloth, Druseet and Tapestry, WOOL Cotton and Hemp
Furnishing Goods, including
with full set Of Cord Tasses and Rollers
pertaining to- Gilt Cornces, Stair Rods Yankee Notions, Boots
Goods delivered in town a boat carriage free.
wORIps FAIR STORE,
Corner Third and Roberts Streets, ST. Paul.
J. MCMAHON HOLLAND,
Attorney and Counsellor at Ldr and Solicitor in Chaacey
Shakopee. Scott County. Minnesota.
MINNESOTA REFERENCE:
Gov. W. A. German,
J. Travis Rosser, Esq, Sec'y Min. Ter,
CapJ. II. Simpson, q. S. Top. Engineers. SSt. Paul.
Al. Morgan, Esq, Democrat Once,
Hon. H. H. Sibey, Mendoza.
MARYLAND REFERENCES:
Gov. F. Louis Lowe,
T. IL. O'Neal, Esq, Secretary Of State,
Judges Legrand, Tuck Ecleston Annapolis.
preme Court Of Maryland,
Hon. Alexander Randall, svs
John v. L. Mcmahon, Esq.,, Baltimore, Nd. my15-H
NEW BOOKS!!!
II IFE and Sayings of Mrs Partnxton.
IL Flush times OF the Mississippi.
Russia IL Is.
c. HAMILTON co..,
Jue 2s-u' No. :, Winslov House,
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G1y~The Touring mill of Messrs. Rollins, Eastman
& Upton is nearly completed. and will soon be in
active operation. 1t will be of great advantage,
not only to this place, but to the surrounding
country. 1t is but the commencement of the de-
velopment of our immense water power, which as
the surrounding country is filed up, must and will
be cveloped.-ErpreSS.
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1873 & 1875 South water ST., mp stairs,
., UHRLAUB, SATTLERs g. CO.,sl
CHICAGO, ILL,
IMPORTERS and Jobbers of erman French and English FAN
Goods Cutlery, Guns, Rihes Pistols vioins Accordeons
and Looking Plates Dolls, Chidren's Motions;
Hardware, etc., etc. Among this may be found
Pocket PEN Bowe Butcher, the best manufac-
Hunting and Shoe Knives. turers. ~ IN I's1I77F
Table Knives and Forks. Domnos, Tobacco SNUFF Box
Guns Revolver, Portmonies, sesar Cases.
Percussion Caps. All kinds of Fancy Pipes.
Patent Common Skates. Looking Glasses Looking
Compasses of every variety. Glass Plates. % ..-.
bf sorn v'i Braces ,G Saw ss Watches
Fish Lines Hooks. spectaces and Spectacle Cases.
All kinds OF Saws. Playing Cards. N l.'ls
Sheep and Horse Shears Accordeons, harmonicas Gm
Jewsharps. JOS h tars, Flutes, and Fluinas
States and Slate Pencils Hair Flesh and Tooth Brush
Rat and Fox Traps. - - III All kinds Of Combs. g11
Together with large assortment Of Toys. 20" fI'
Having experience and extensive and reliable
importing direct from the manufacturers, which
do in such quantities and at such terms enable us to sell
equally low they be bought in New York, Boston
with domestic we have entered into such
as enable US "
May lott. ~ 49, fila .r.I orft ae 1e1tjef yraf
-0T--I HENRY X. WALKER, T
WHOLESALE RETAIL Dealer description OF
w Furniture, Feathers Mattresses, Beds and Bed
/ ALSO.-Pianno Fortcs and Melodeons. 1863 Randolph
Street, Chicago. -; rses s.lL eds 49, ~ .uo-hHil 9uI
June lO-ly. =.
CHARLES WOOLLETT,
j General Commission and Advertising Agent, ~
56 LAKE STRRET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
I RESPECTFULLY announce intention to establish myself
permanently in business in this city, and offer my services
effect sales of Produces purchases of Merchandise LUMBER
commission, together with business which requires
ona attention. which experience seventeen
in active mercantile pursuits and thorough knowledge of the
trade, qualified the most advantageous
thereby frequently obvang the Inconvenience and
leaving home and business Hoping to be favor
ed with commands trusting that this may LEAD
transactions extensive and mutually beneficial and assuring
you my best efforts in your BEHALF am truly yours
| : CHAS. WOOLLETT.
Aid. W. Kennedy, F. b. Williams, w. Wayman
Keith; A. H. Blacka ESQ., John Rogers Esq, H. Frink
| Messrs. Nugent & Owens. may IA If
| FREMONT HOUSE, CHICAGO ILL,
AGE BROTHER, Propretors The best accommodation
| NJ the Travelling community. my15-n
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w. 8. SWYMMER.
GENERAL NEWSPAPER .ADVERTisING AGENT
No. IA Second Street, the Post ce) ST. Lovis Mo-
REFERENcEs; N SO
Messrs. r. & w. Campbell, Messrs HAYDEN Wilson.
m :" Ad0lphu' Meier & Co. H. R; 2. White.
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EALIO,
uATTER, 4le BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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We again the publc-one this year
strangers to Us. the following
VERY POPULAR REMEDIES.
BOMBS PREPARATIONS.
\ fresh supply always hand.
f1E offer to the public of Minnesota following
w articles the receipts which, ,..Ie Thous-
and Dollars was paid few years sils,, pos
session.
TIL preparations thirty wears in
the people of Mnneso about year, their has
been of the most gratifying character
We name few IF the principal,
BONDS ANODYNE PLASTER,
pains in the breast, back side, los,
BONDS HEALING SALVE,
cuts, burns. bruises
BONDS TETTER OINTMENT,
for letter and all skin erupos.
DoNDs PILE OINTMENT,
a remedy for all kinds of pills.
BONDS GOLDEN OINTMENT,
remedy for the Itch and Salt Rlicum.
BONDS EYE SALVE,
for sorc weak and nfamed eyes.
BONDS COUGH SYRUP,
apleasan and ccacos remedy coughs
BONDS ETHEREAL FLUID,
for cleansing all Kinds of material paints stains,
&C., without injury to the most delicate textures.
And all other articles kept by Druggists lowest possible
ates. =
NOCR particular attention is respectfully solicited, IIaypd
been employed in the
the Retail Prescription business Philadelphia
Rio dc Jao, for ID years, profess it thor
oGhy and will continue give the Prescription Department
of our establishment whole and attention. We
purchase only the best, freshest pcst
tracts of the most celebrated English, French American
Manufacturers, ana III their careful, accurate and skul
pounding claim not to he eXceled. J. w. BOND.
Apothecary and Chemist. City Drug Store Saint Paul
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CHARLES N. MACKUBIN, ERASTUS s. EDGERTON.
MACKUBIN & EDGERTON,
BANKERS,
And Exchange and Real Estate Brokers,
OFFICE, NO. 7, wINsLOw HOUSE,
st. Paul. Minnesota Territory.
TWILL Observation-Disclosures good business Paper
w ratesReceive DepositesBuy and sell Land
Observation-Disclosures Money Real Estate left with them for
sale-Buy and sell Real Estate ConmssOn-Make Coec-
toTake charge Real Estate noesidents,
DIS all other business pertaining to their professOn
REFERENCES. -.' l..
Willis A. German, Governor Minnesota,
Alexander Ramsey, Ex-iovernor &c
Ogden, Jones & Co., Chicago, ..
Charles Marvin, Del. Bank, Delhi, New York,
WadswOrth & Sheldon New York
II. A. Tucker & Co., Elk. Bank Chicago,
Harrison Fay, Boston. .-f.- ..f 1886
of the Merchants Bank of Macon, received de-
post and Gold and Exchange at current rates.
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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-31
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