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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-11
POETRY
UNCLE SANS FARM.


z OF all the mighty nations
In the East or in the West,
= o! this GLORIOUS Yankee nation
Is the greatest and the best.
We have room for all creation,
And our banner isunfurl'd,
Here's a general invitation
To the people of tho world.
Then come along, come along, make no delay,
Come from ev'ry nation, come from eS'ry way,
Our lands they are broad enough, don't bc alarm'd
For Uncle Sam is rich enough to give US all a
farm.
St. Lawrence marks our Northern line
As fast its waters flow, =
And the Rio Grandc our Southern bound,
Way down to Mexico.
From the great Atlantic Ocean,
Where the sun begins to dawn,
Leap across the Rocky mountains,
Far away to Oregon.
Chorus.-Then come along, &c.
Willie the South shall raise the cotton,
And the West the corn and pork,
New England Manufactures
Shall do the finer work;
For the deep and flowing waterfalls
That course along our hills,
Are just the thing for washing sheep
And driving cotton Mills.
,. Chorus.-Then come along, &c.
Our fathers gave US Liberty,
But little did they dream
The grand results that flow along
This mighty age of steam; %
For our mountains, lakes, and rivers
Are all blaze of fire, sz,.E..Is
And VIC send our news by lightning
| On the Tclcgraphic wire.
-.@ Chorus-Then come along, &c.
Yo! we're bound TO beat the nations,
q. For our motto's aGo.ahead,"
And we'll tell tho foreign paupers
That our people are well fed,
For tho nntions must remember
Uncle Sam is not fool, at
For the people do the voting, 81
And the children 60 to school,, i.
chorus.-Thcn come along, &c.
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Christmas.

Ills evident that they had good timc font
West" on Christmas, as contemporary breaks
forth in tho following Thanksgiving strain:-
"Hurk! The turkeys plaintvc cries!
Puddings rare, and pumpkin pies:
Chickens fat, and doughnuts round,
Kissing, swelling,
swcctly smelling,
swcctcr memories upwclling
With The sound, ~.
Hail, to Christmas! and good living
May they everywhere abound"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-11

Spirit, Rapper.-The man who rap
ped at the tavern door, after the bar
keeper had gone to bed a
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-11

Remember ,ha, paipt is one of tho
best known means ofpreselwing irnple-.
ments, Wagons, and wooden machipcs
IofsllGinlsa ~
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Sale of CatAe.-At the last Court day
in Paris KY, the sale of cattle amount
cd 10 over sl50,OOO.. Two auc,ioneers
sold over 900 mules, and their aggre.
rate sales amounted to $4,000. Sever
81 auctioncers were busy through the
day,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-11

Vegetable mould is, to a fertile soil
what grass is to an animal. animal
would become we'll grown without grass,
or its equivalent in straw, stalks, or the
herbage Of roots; SO soil, defcicntin
organic matter, can never produce ehcal-
Thy crops sz .ll
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-11

Three persons according 10 the YER
diets Of coroners' juries--have died in
England, in the course Of a few days, from
desiitution. One was a hawker oflucifer
matches, who, had been in The habit of
sleeping nightly on the steps Of doors /;
another was widow who lodged with her
daughter, a aempstress. With 4s. per
week she kept herself and FIVE children.
Their food daily was dry bread and weak
coffee.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-11

Cuio,ity..-Lookiug after tho affairs
Of ulhers, sud overlookipgyour own
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For Sale at Bargains.

-FESSES. OLIVER, STONE 4 FOLSOM offer .pr SALE
We at their Real Estase Rooms, ia the cour; house III
1t. PAUL. the following Property in the city ci ST. Paul
Lois aud = block /. and lots IL and II, block i, 2i
lot !. bloc !. Ia Mg-kicy and Walkers addition.
Lots and D. block IL, in Kits, ms addition, upon which
has lately been bni:t very .ne cottage dwelling house
and other improvements
Lots and 4, block j. Bass addition, and east half
of lot Il. block =, Loac's addition. fronting Sc LIZ feet
On Ramsey Also the follow ng land near st. PAU:
In town 49, range -, 100 acres, being the W IL W
l. l. and ii W IL. 70, and l. ii Of IL.
soc %, a,ld " L. OF " 4, ami NEii IL sec 5.
and S T. l.; y Ill and y W IL y Ii, an! \ + IL
y " SSC q.
In fowl, -, range %, lc0 acres, follows: IL 4
Ii, ami 5 L l-5 " IL, sec 10. anu W IL sec -
Ia town So range -, 4G acres. beln- lots Nos l, p
and InniS 10 y IL and y " Ii and l., Ii W IL
sec 81. and lot No 8, sec %
In town 2S, %, ISL acres. as fo,O"S' IL
W IA and IL T. IA 10, and lots ,, B. alb IL and
) Ii y W IL ard y 4 IL W IL and " L. T. Id
10. PItoi the above land is heavy tinbered ana ~
Ing upon The Mississippi river, within three miles "f ST.
Paul The whole Will be sold at bargain. For further
particulars. enquire of OLIVER, STONE Il FOLSOM
Marc IS, 1854 tf23
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PROSPECTUS OF TIE
ST. PAUL DAILY TIMES.

on about the 1st of May. the subscribers will COM
ncmc the publication OF Daily Paper in this city. 10 be
called the 81. Paul Duly Times. The TIMES will be
Wing in It's tendencies, although not of the ultra school
rather seeking harmCn.Zc ami promote the Interests
the People, than following hec,lessy party dictation
speaking boldly all subjects a public character.
Condc,nnng wrong. upioding right, and vocang those
measures most conducive to the Interests OF the public
A. party paper viii adhere to those great national
principle OF the Wig parity such as internal improve
mcns juicOuo tarn free homes TO the homeless, and
the development Of our resources. which have done
much toward placing the Iit"d States among the first
nations ~f he world In municipal affairs il proposes 10
select the best men. irrespective OF parry, 10 fill those Of
ice, Of trust which experience has shown Us are very i'm
pprtJnt auxiiiacir> ia promoting the peace, comfort and
prosperity oar citizens.
The coluins of TIE TIMES viii be open al who may
wish 10 Discus public measures in courteous manner,
but matters cectaran nature will be
cluItd. the pN!>hcr, believing that wt conducted
journal should seek - enhance the welfare of the
and U,t II" private spice" Of the :tw.
IN coI!n'r tial AMI business point the TIMES viii
d"vur to b. oGidne Icy no other print in the TcrIitor
h"ar @lii receive its particular attention, and
Efforts will ht spared f. render acceptable f. the wants
1t the business and reading Community. All. writers
have been engaged. and tie enterprise Is under the
control Of practical who have had years of
p"ri'nco III the printing business an, who will devote
their bc-t energies make the TINES ca any other
paper il tie NorthWeSt, it is confidently believed that
share Tie public patronage will be generously extended.
Tue TIMES VII bc furnished AT sis dollars per year,
payable in advance, fifteen cents week. payable 10
The carrier.
In connection Will. Tia Daily, will be published the
printed paper. s. per din,l. Invariably in ADVANCE
jon PRIHTINo.-Our Once viii be pu.iCd with -
very bct aGi I2te,t style Ct type, facilities
"!HG lob Work VIII BE- os such a natlrc as 10 warraE. us
IN aging that TctJCCt SHi&tG,iiCn triN be SirGn.
Al fay"rs I-omlt!y ancrcl IA. Respectfully.
NEWSGN, MITCHELL * co.
T. V. NEwscT. J. IL MITCHELL MARTIN CLrM,
81. pdyi. 1Nnrch -, 1854 -
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St. Paul Market.

Corrected ceekiy by ". T.. Tyson s. Co., Grorers
and Provision dealers, Roberts Street.
FRESH MEAT.-Retail-Bec!. a lie. Mutton. i0c
Prck, IcYeu'snr. 81. Veal, i2I 9 Chickens, So per
doz.
PROFESSIONALISM, SIS per lbl. Hans, l. l-2.
Lard, lee. Flour-extra. $3.50; supernc, 81 per h5
Corn Neal 500 per bu>hcl. Beans, Sl2o per bnshrs.
Potatoes. ioc. Per i-heI. Fresh Butter: - 30c h.
Cheese, IL Lee. per IL. Eggs, 5oc. per drZ
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL a l2c per 100 lbs !;
Refined AMI Crushed, IL l5c. CDnte. 10 20. Tea,
60 100. Rice, Sc. Moasscs, 80 lG0c per sal.
DRIED FRUIr.-AppleS. $l.15 a LIS per bushe'.
Peaches, So $50. Green Apples. 81 s. per Dbl.
GRAIN.-whra, .Oc Oats i5c: Corn, Coz: BARLEY. Soc;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3.50 a $3.50 per bbl.
Candies Star, 35c per IL. Tai!ow, 2oc 10. Fi, fresh.
Sc per ID, dried, 7c Lime, $3.50 50 per bhl. Onions,
soc per bush. Lard Oil. S1,2j per gal. Salt, 81 per
bush. Vinegar, pc per sal. Taow, Ice per ID. To-
bacco, II I-2 75c. Hides. green, > - d?y H.
"Reminiscences, S. Il l. per NJ, Dimension SIM:
SIC II; Floo..n-, Sl5 SiiH-, SIS: Seasofcd $50 q
S25 Shingles, S, Latin. s.
Woou.-Dry, per cord,
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ALEX. REY.

WHo..EsALF.a aud retail dealer In erceelies, Pro-
w visions and family supplies, has constantly on
to the public at The lowest cash prices His assortment
consists in part of the following articles which the pub
Tic are requested 10 call and exaniine:
Mess Pork and prime Pork
Hams, smoked AMI sugar cured and SoTllcrsj
Extra Flour and sup. fine country Flour;
Corn Meal and Buck~heat Hour;
Butter, s'ta and wine crackers;
Butter-fresh in crooks and barrslr;
o, A and Sugar:
Crushed. powdered and relned Loaf Sugar
Colfee-Mocha, Java. Laguira and Rio;
Teas, imperial Gunpowi.r, II, and black;
Dred,Apple AMI dried Peaches
RaiSins In whole, half, and quarter BOXES;
Rice and-pearled Barley;
MoIasses, sugar house. golden and nclchsr's Syrup
hackerel by the bb hf Dbl and pound
Dairy Salt, coarse and Rock Salt;
Sweet oil, lard oil anil whale oil
Spices Of all kinds and Mustard;
Cream Tartar, saieratus and soda;
Soap-pam, variecatc1 and CASTLE;
Star candles, mould candles and Wicking;
Cigars, Lead Powder, Matches and Pipes;
Tobacco-smokns and chewing, plug and tin foj
Starch and lndgo
Wash boards, Buckets, water, well and covered;
wash-tabs and Clothe-pius;
Bed-cords, brocms, >cruLbng brushes shoe brushes
and hacking;
Nails-.rom penny to 10 penny. assorted
Oakum alii Pitch;
Rnpes-Grom hf inch'.o and hi inch;
Almonds ami Nus:
PRES EEvES
Chinese Preserves Peaches in cans, Pears, Oranges
and Cherries;
Pickles in |, hf, and IL gallon jars;
Oysters, Sardnes. HOLSTERS, CLANS and Salmon IN
CaIiS:
All kinds OF Sauces and Catsups and Cheese.
LIQUORS.
Holland Gin and WOLF, Scb,aops;
Ginger Brandy and Cherry Bi-ndy;
Old dark an pale tOgnac;
Com non Bran'iirs. fresh AMI New Tx;
Madeira, Oa Port and Sherry Wine;
C,aret by tie box and ca>k;
All kinds of French, German and Spanish Wines;
Abasiuth. Hyrishnasscr ana Sweet Liquors;
Champagne L.. the bottle basket;
Irish, Scotch, MoIIongahea, Bourbon, Rye and COM
" hlskcys:
Nnegarand all kinds of articles belonging 10 a regu-
lar Grocery and Provision Store long all emu
meraed here. All sorts OF produce and grans and
barley ALWAYS hand at ALEX. REY'S,
Store Roberts street, and Warehouse Low Land
lf-,f
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For Rent.

a IIoJSE Bench street in 81. Paul. near the Cen
"a tral House, now occupied by Mr.. henderson
Boarding House. There is Two large cellars and eleven
rooms, Of which is for dining by 30 feet.
This property is erihy situated on the tank river,
within few rods the principal steamboat laning
Price 500 annum paid quarterly $50 quarter
paid in advance.
ALSO, Farm House with two rooms, and several
OF rich land the east bank Of the rve about 80
below the corporation line, having handsome view OF
fhe cty-a situation for vegetable garden Enquire
OF the subscriber living his farm the city.
March IS, 1855 awg8 NATHANIEL MLEAN.
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r. H. MILLER B. CO.,
importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealersin
China, Glass, and Queensware,

Nos. 30 and 81 Main Street.
Betwecn Chcsnut and Pine Streets, ST. LOUIS, MO.
"E would again respectfully Invite the attention of
w friends and The trade generally To very
large and complete stock Of goods, selected especially
the spring trades which weare now receiving by direct
part, OF EARTENWARE; c. G. Blue edged, Dipt PAINT
ell, Sponged, Painted Fown-Du and Mulberry, Printed
Flown-Buc and Mulberry, Canton Bue White Granite,
Fancy Iustrc and Japanncd, C5ld BanI Granite and Mat
Blue Printed.
ENGLISH CHINA.
Pain White, Enamelled and Lustre, Blue and Lustrc,
Raised Figured and Gold Band, Teas Tea Sets, Plates,
&C., of new and beautiful styles and patterns.
FRENCH CHINA.
Plain White, Gold Band and Decorated Dinner, and
Toilet Sets Vases, Mugs, &C., Nc in every variety,
cur own impor ,ation. Prices very low.
GL.ASSWARE.
American, Eastern and Westerly French. Bohemian
and Belgian ,nanuiacture-pAn, Pressed, Cut and En-
graved, at the lowest prices.
English d PIPES; American Pipe Hea!s-Ye elbow
and Rockingham Ware.
LOOKING GLAsSEs.of best quality, all sizes, by the
box dozen.
BRITANNIA WARE in all its varieties, Of superior
quality.
CORNELIUs' SOLAR LARD LAMPS, Chandeliers,
Chronicles, Sc.
Lamp Chimnies aniSolar Lamp Wick, at prices.
Assorted Crates of all sizes, for the Country Trade,
put up in own hUus: by experienced packers,
always on hand.
We Would state that stock Of Earthenwarc was pr-
chased by resident Agent iii Liverpool, cash. and
before the recent advance in prices made and
thus enabled to offer goods prices that Will enable
to compete successfully with Jobbers in tho Eastern
cities. We respectfully solicit Country Merchants and
Others to call ami examine stock purchasing
elsewhere II MILLER co, 81 and 81 Main st.
| st Louis, March 10, 1851 IS
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J. W. BASS. TuEoDoR BoRuP. s.. r. cuAMPLIN.
BASS, BORUP g. CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS.


VNTE would respectfully inform the public that
w have mai" extensive arrangements, with mcreas
ed facilities continuing the Storage. Forwarding and
Commission Business in This place. CUnsguments and
ANY other business Entrusted 10 our care VIII always re-
cciye prompt, personal ard strict attention.
LIBERAL Cash Advances will be made ON Produce and
Merchandise in hand, and c0n,sncrs will always be
sured of obtaining the highest prices and quickest returns
afforded by market. Orders for purchasing hed al
shortest notice and lowest market prices.
The Forwarding and Receiving Business VIII have in
every instance, the most particular attention; dispatch
and Guaranteed; the lowest rates Of freight always
Obtained, the expense Of storage and drayasc much
possible avoided.
Feeling assured long residence in the country,
experience AMI metod of transacng business, to-
ceher with liberal rate Of charges. will Insure the
public custom and approval. BASS. BORUP & co.
REFERENCES
II Choueau, jr, Is Co, New York; Livingston g. Fargo
Buffalo, d y Banning, Cincinnati, Dole. Ramsey q
Co, Chicago, Ri IS g. Lev erng, St Louis, George Smith
Chicago, Chouteau. jr Co. st Louis James Carter q
Go, Galcna Chouteau q Vale, ST. LOUIS II Campbell,
d CO, G1;cua, Bufur Brothers, Rock Island, II Nc
Coskcy, Gaeaa, II III Sibcy, Mendoza, Franklin Steele,
Fort Smelling. Borup X Oaxcs, st Paul
April |. 1851 tf.J
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Another Word to the Ladies'.

this climate Nu ner no bean,iiirr, except air AMI
exercise if you will use cosmetics have ali kinds
kinds except '.MEEN Fun We have large quantity
of P""ier-puts il boXcsli,y white, pear-powder, hair
oils and dyes, TrCnpherCts, katarCn, also SPLEEN
did assortment of Har, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Port
Monnais, Fancy Cologne, all for very cheap
BOND \ KELLOGG,
Upper Town
D. ''lfeen Fun can be had at the Central Drug
Store.
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SsroNOsaRs.

NEROPOSALS will c received by thc UNDER -,Ii"'! m
1s Of May. Ter the delivery AT this post,
before the 1St of September next. of fifteen unrci bush
lis corn, good SACKS. Each b.! viii BE- cuinp.e
ly written oiJr Ic!un>ib" persons, 10 become
,c,rit under hun' OF $500 the faithful performance
Of the contract FXtravagant bill, VILE ne" be consider
Ell, uog will bidder BE- accepted security for another
JOHN G. kEfTDN.
A. \. Cum>'y SuG,'t.
Fort Rilgaiy, NJ. T.. Marc, 90, lS5i 2w.)
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Books & StatiOnery!

LARGE Stock Of Miscellaneous, Law, Medical, The
"A illogical and School Books. Stationery of the best
quality. of fancy goods. Paper Hanginps,
musical instruments, cngravs ai.d Blank Book, the
best quality kept constantly hand and sale
prices AT the of Bench and Wabashs Streets oppo
site the new Post Office, at LED CPS BOOK STORE.
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1000 lbs. Fresh Butte.
Notice,

1--WE subscriber Offers {" sell or lease For term Of years
L his Saw-niil, situated the Cppcr Landing, St.
Paul, being one of the best locations the numbering
business in the cy-the mill is in good repair, has one
upright iLuCN one cutoff lath and 4
machine tor making cut >hinsc. Tie boom at the mill
Is an excellent and safe place iUf keeping logs This prop
erty viii be leased or sp,! on favorable terms.
JOHN L. IRVINE,
St. Paul, Dec. Boil. 1853, iS-tf
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Empress Eugenia's Maids Of Honor.

DUM0R says that Mad. r.. and Mrs. r. b.v. h..r
~ appointed danes hcnneur the EInpress
Certainly Ii takes American gems to sparkle in FOR.
eign dadems. Now my drars, stand up for vonr ovr
country, and all its Institutions, till your last gasn d
over here tor all your boots and bopnets. Tell thew
France is yillanous place. and that You not sure
tina eating funct frog in your fresssee
Keep stin upper lip W hen that milk and water Ma
po!eon speaks to and give those little apper Fren
men fits all round.-Fera LeayeS--for sale at
IEpCC;S Bookstore.
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Masonic Notice.

IA ANCIENT LANDMARK LODGE, No. b, meet
Er OH the First and Third Thursdays OF IL Untl
M MASONIC HALL, St Anthony street. at Z J.:
O'clock, p. NJ. Brethren Of othe. Lodges IL
good standings respectfully meet with
st. Paul, April l, 1854 A. J. MORGAN, Sec'y.
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St. Paul Banking Office.

COLLECTIONS made in any part of the Territory and
" promptly reiitted at thr lowest rate of exchange
E5-Tae highest prices paid for Eastern Erchange
Land Warrants Wanted.
Will attend the investigation of land Titles, loannS
money, payment If taxes, &c. Nc.
Money rrmi,ci to Great Britain t. any 1T tbs I'M
portant points on the continent Of EnrUpe
G. II. PARKER,
dec 10 Attorney and Counsellor a. L1w.
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400 Copies OF the Third Edition,
LOUIS VI OLIVIER. FOLSOM.
Reg. Deeds, RamafyCo Judse Probate Co.Surrego
OLIVIER, STONE i FOLSOM,

teHFiW Lana agents Gnd SETrt y0rS.
Dl"c ri the Court House. Court House square,. ST. Pan,
ANlNG :"rn'i a oparI-'~.iip Tor the r;rlu. Of
= Z. Carrying the above I-i'ir<~ VIII attr! p buy
ii@ and selling Real Estate pULic and private sa!e til
Hes "Aaniet; Abstracts ma Ia all Lands bought and
>"ld ' is: Taxes paid for N"n- slen!s and others
Decd drawn am! a"kii wit'i"rnCiI> taken.
II! re may be- found Office, TOWNSHIP Mans of all
Tue surveyed iA's In the Terrisoy maps of all the
ctie toMh> anu their additions III Ramsey county. as well
as complete list of all TIE entries at the L ) Land
Office lii this county, corrected scui-wcekiy: perfect
ABSTRACT Of each and every rccc parcel of land in This
c''tiiH Rom IN" United States to the latest grantee LIST
o. all a!lis sod for unpaid taxes in This County, a. we'll
is ali c;ls Iy Judgment Of otherwise.
Al! Kinds OF Mapping and Plotting done TO order: per-
soiiS desiring correct copy nf the maps e in
e REGISTERS cilce of Ramsey Co.. township maps of
any lands surveyed in the T"rri,ory can be furnished
with the Sai!" On short notice ana reasonable prices.
Pcr,"is desiring :" enter lamb any Where in This Terri
tory iy Land Warrants Otherwise. will lind il to their
advantage to apply 10 this firm. 81. business inrlste,,
10 or care at'eiied To with pr,ritucSe ami despatch
EXPERIMENTATION II VI Rice, Na>hin .ton CITY: Hon
ii III Sibicy, Mendoza. Min Tcr MnSsr. Borup X Oakrs
Banker, anI Rice, Holli>hca Becker Attorneys, St
Paul. 3-ofy
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blows Pure Xhlfe Lead.

80 eSftlN'T time of " ar is coning" and is paint
~ ing time. Painters, house owners and builders
who intend painting early in the spring. should give
can We nave large lot ol Blows Pure White Lead on
hand, reserved especially spring painting, and will
sell il very low for the ready tin.
BOND & KELLOGG
March A. Wholesale and Retail DRUGGISTS.
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Proposals..

aDR0PtS AIS viii he received 10y the Undersigned un-
Ill The 81 Of May. for the delivery at this posi- on Or
hcfJr" the september Of Twenty-Five hundred
bushels Corn, in good sacks. Zach bid Will be accom-
panied by written from two responsible persons, TO
become security under bonds of $1,000 for the faithful per-
Torrance tie contract. Extrava.ant bids win not he
considered; u"r viii bidder be accepted >"curit.
IL another. JOHN e. KELTON,
A. \. Quarter Master.
Fprt Hia-,ly, u. T., March 20, 1851 2v2J
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- Garding Sass"

OF! all who intend planting gar,icne--vo are dis
= posed 20 mind their PEAS and C'>-who have faith
In Cabbage Ta!iors not cxceptcd) who know beans
when the bag Is openeG'wlo s. acknaW ledge the CDrn
in tn" roasting carwho believe in the good time coming
when new po'ato-se- and ripe tomao-ses-;ence rail
cuc'nocrs AMI inclined plana Niuasles, will please the
eye AMI administer TO the appetes of h,, oiin. mil
lions"
This special proclamation, greeting If YOU want fresh
Garden Seeds, come and get them at
BOND Il KEIIOGG'S,
March !. At the Old Brown Drug Store
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+" Minnesota and its Resources"

'SNLN tLouanI copies have been alrca, sell in less
- 'i'an tif"G months from the day 81 publication.
W: 'o"ilsIN, d. NJ Wii,iow. Esq. who has Just
ed from New York, informs US that The publisher has Eol
been ADJ" 10 biI5 the work III sufficient numbers 10 meet
Tie Increasing demand r9m all parts OF the MON. From
bu;iio 10 HE Mississippi the supply had exhausted
III ila5 "r t"". amt the demand ami uni
.trsa This Fact should be extremely gratifying every
Mlhesan y" citizen possibly invest live dollar,
bttei man 10y assisting il, ALREADY extensive circulation
a,I his respective friend, throughout States espe-
cal!E III these places whiJ might Otherwise be reach
Cd The postage is only Is any part o the Union
400 Copies OF the Third Edition,
Bg 100 received herc by Express This winter have
Just arrived, ami are for sale
BOND s HE!.i0GG'S
City Drug Store. s.. Anthony street, U,s-r s. pan,
And Al al the Bookstores and iiot-i..
A>o-A III" oiicc =! ie NugihE csl"rH Democrat, ST
Anthony; 10y j In II Strvcn.. NinarLra.i>: G., O II
h":rN, !tI ca jeremiah Russell, Sauh Rapids; "
i,nie, FU:t Ripley; Nycck, Traverse de, Sioux: DR.
X rl"y, ShaEopce " FGcrt,I Esq, Land Office. still
wafer; Dr Otis lllt, HT!Son, VII: jude. Walker u Co.
Marin" MiIl@, ami y /! Fo.v:., IayIos's Rails.
March 30.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-04-01
Minnesota Royal Arch CHAPTER No. I

MEETS the second "Wednesday evening each month,
At l-2 O'Clock, At MASONIC HALL, ST. Anthony street,
Companions from other Chapters. IN good s;ann are
respectfully invited to NEE, with us. Al. MORGAN,
81. Paul, April I. 1854 Secretary.