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fOMMENCisMENr.--Tbe commencement Of the
" lumbar College graduation
ued on Wednesday the Bapnst Church the
efcises TO al IL O'clock The public respectfully
invited attend.
CoLLkaK Hill, ID. c., June %.
June 23-d3t
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Departure Of California Steamer.


AtnASr, On. W June 2s.-Governor Seymour has Ap
pointed Hon. Gilbert Dean member Of Congress from Dutch
county Judge Of the supreme court in place Of Judg
Barculo, deceased.
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ADDRESS VIII be delivered before tho Alumni
n Association OF Columbian College the
of Philadelphia, Church. day next
the aeh nst o'clock Tne public respectfully
ved 10 attend.
The Alumni requested
church at > O'Clock p. m, the 2Sth inst
j. w. ii. LOVEJOY,
June 25-d3ss Recording Secretary.
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NY J. Q. mcGUIrE. Auctioneer.

ny y. q. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
ROokS, STATIONERY, MUSIC Aeon Wednesday after
noon, June ~, at o'clock auction shall SELL
the risk aud expense OF the frst rchaser--
lot Of music, consisting Of near 1900 sheets
A lot 81 periodicals. books, stationery, &C.
Also, number Of handsomely framed avings paintings
Terms cash JAS. MCGUIRE
Juno 9o-H Aucioneer.
rOn bALE-A thoroughbred old
forms ell under the saddle
and perfectly kind and Also buggy harness. good
II. OWEN 4 son,
June Is div Near Wizards Hotel.
HADh Of tho Metropolis,
Washington, June ~, 1854
HE board Of dividend
can on the stock q this bank Of the proh the
months The same will be payable LIST July
The corporation win paid
OF the profits for the last atgte
BY order Of the board
RID. SMITH,
Juno s7-d3df Cashier.
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TUE stockholders of hereby
election bank,
then will BE- held the banking house Monday
the N DAY of Jwly next
The polls 6- open 10 M,
ny order of The board RID SMITH,
Jwue 3-scdro61une dift3dIuly Cashier.
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NOTicE 10 hereby given that alt tho
~ undersigned presented
earnestly solicited. UO0F. RRo.. go.
A 3vif
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unbsRIbe ,uhscfibefs having established themselves In the
lumber old
Streets prepared "a furnish articles fvors
bic terms. They solicit share Of pubic patronage.
GEO. w GARRETT A co.
June le-eou
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EEE.s.S. EftiLS, El!r.L<,

E1SDR Churches, Academies, Factories. Steamhoats
n Plantations. etc. made. ard Il large assortment
kept constantly on hand by The Subscribers. IA their o!
established and enlarged Foundry, which ht, been in
operation for thirty wears and whose Patterns aud pro-
cess Of manufacture perfected, that their bells have
world wide celebrity for Volume of su!ld and qdIiiy
OF The present Erorriet orS have recently SIC
Coeded in apply ing the process of loan moulding in
Iron Cases To Bell Ca>ting--w hCh secures perfect
casting aud temper, and evidence U ihc
impaired excellence OF their Bells. they have ju9t
ccved, jannary S5l 1.-The First Premium q SILVER Ne
dad OF the Worlds Fair i'll New YORK; over all others,
several from this Country and Europe bei. Cunpt-
ton: and which is the 18th medal, besides many Di-
Tor and keep hand Bells of varet, of tones
oi the same weight. and they also furnish order
chimes OF anN number of bells, or kew and refer
several of their make throughout the States and Cana
dAS Their IIan9ings. comprising MANY and val
liable Improvements. consist OF Cast trUm NulV. with
moveible arms, and which may be turned upon the bell
sfhg acting on the clapper, proongng the sound
lrun Frame. Toing hummer counttrpoiee, stop. etc
For Steamboats, Steamships, etC, their improved Re
vovirg yoke, or Fancy hungiUgs III bras, bronze of
AIN design furnished We SUPPLY whole sets or
parts OF prnved haneings tn rtlnc bell. 9th
construction upon proper specifications being given
Old Bells taken III exchange.
instruments of all descriptions made and
kept hand.
Being IN Immediate connection with the PRINCIPAL
routes III all directions, either Railroad caua or river
orders can he executed with dispatch. h. either
personally or by communication respectfully soilc-
ted. A. MENEELY'S SONS.
West Troy, Albany Co, New York.
AGFNrS-Ray mond Ward. Chicago; II. J. Nazro & Co..
Milwaukee. " here Bell. can he found AR
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"a. PA il Nj kSri.:i AND co Va - *
CIAl e. GARDEN.

gANE Proprieors of this establishment, take pleasure
III informing the citizens Of ST Pau! AID tAc sur
rounding country, that tN now receiving an cNtci
rive assortment of Trees, Shrubbery. q c. from esitfh
nurseries; which together with TIE stctN grown upon
their grounds viii enable them supply quite an
extensive demand.
Their stock consists of all the really desirable NAre
ties c piles, Pears both standards and Dvaris, Lhtr
re., Flus Peaches Grapes, tulraHt>, Go"seUeIrIt,,
Ra-pberries Strawberries, Victoria fie Plants, Aspa.a
gus, &C.
Also, Ornamental Trees ard Shruhhery: including
Mountain Ash, Balsam Fir Res Cedar. Arbor Vita,
NORWAY Spruce Snow Ball, i.4acs, Choice Roses. 81.
Also DaEiias, Lilies, Pwcn.tS Fh.oAcs, Giado!us.
&c, &c
Those desiring to ornament their grounds. supply
their gardens fields with frat invited 10 cii and
eXHmiHe sInca Oar grounds about E...cs
southwest OF the city.
MERRIFIELD 4 NEWTON.
AprI llth, lisa. SIT
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formerly Lee, Gage n Io,)
Manufacturer OF every III sCriptiun OF Saws,
No. 43 Main street, st. Louis. NO.
IANli firm OF Lee, Gage Co having been dissolved
by mutual consent, the 2lst day of jahuarN Inst,
would Inform friend, and customers, that have
ni%dc arrangements with Messrs Bridge & Brother, and
Hi!! continue e Manufacture OF SAWS, III I'll their varie-
". No paths have been spared in fitting up machinery,
and securing experienced WOrhncn aud III" OCh is
purchased GIreC: from the manufacturers, both in 3D.
rope and America, tor cash, confident tiit can
boli oct such Inducements that dealers viii lind
their interest TO encourage home manufacture.
As To The character and reputation OF bearing
nay stamp nutug need be said, rs t.ust that both
dealer, AID have had sufficient opportunity
10 test the quality OF my manufacture, While partner
IN Tie late fn of lee, Care d Co.. net 10 do38t tor
moment, my ability to compete successful, point
al price, quality or !nsh, with any mantICtOrv oi
tile kLd IN the Urted States. Being i'll re eipl
Of every description Of Stock ] prepared ill
ali orders Win nfuinpt!r>S and despatch
4 Il orders auIItssCd To the .dcIsi9Hed. Mcssrs.
bridge q Gi0., WI receive prompt attention.
Particular ait-ution paid 20 all kind, of reu:ring.
may @i-4-Ct ". L. /. GAGE.
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Mtarsuattepus.
6. i. II. NtCM

ATTORNEY AND COUNSEI.iOa AT LAW
" III. attend promptly and faithfully all hu. Ecs
w entrusted 10 him in the lii OF his profession 1T
saltwater, ST. Paul. ST. Anthony, and throughout the
Territory OF Minnesota and the adjoining counties
the State OF Wisconsin. Office, SALTWATER, Min.
REFERENCES.
His Elk. Alex. Ramsey, Geo. w. Campbell Il Co.,
81. Paul! Galcna.
DIR. &. w. Borup, Nj. z. Lansing,
Mr.. j. W simpson, Sc DIR. 5. o. Butler ST. Louis.
Hon. A. w. LOOMS, Nittsb'g !. II. Iarkim !. CO.
- &. Shaler, Sam'i J. etier' II & Co"
J. Il. Mooihead, Esl. Z" jos G. Butler Co. Gin.
a. W jackson, Esq. g sir. Jos. 7. Ee.gs
%al'i Gurmiy, Esq. - Mr.. @. Walker, Marine Mills
SIaI. j. Is. Butter. and 8 IL. Bulhe,
Citizens generally, = g {. J. Euler, "
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LAND OFFICE,

z =. \
Egry Description Of Rea! Est tie Business -!tte,sdL
t. Personality.
TENIRFE wears residence tlu Territory a~d actual
q observation t.> enabled the subscrlher become
well ucg ailied with the survey cd lands 4t have been
entered, api are HOW suhje,t to enisy.
lAH D WARR located upun such tracts cnl.
We II known To the subscriber.
Accurate ana well deliued Maps ready for the
inspection Of wishing to invest or purchase.
Collections made Taxes paid, aId leans negotiated
RGfE8E.CES.-iiis TX. W. A. German, Gov Mia.
Ter; Hon II. y. Rice, Del IL Congress; Hon. Il.
SMITH. Alton I!inoi- Iiu David Ciisttd, Man or of
~ idGl; Bofup " OdkeS. Banners, -. lull; AEe> n
Van Euen, tttss, ~. Paul; James 4. WANTING, isQ
New or. City.
JAMES STARkEY,
Notary Public, and Dealer ia Real E,tae,
Third-st., ST. Paul, Minnesota Territory.
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WILSON'S GENE.HAL LAXD AGENCY
J. r I I LLLhTUN. J. N NUISS
j. -. FL i-LE..TCE d RI SG.iS..

l.. / llEkIoN has thu tiIy as,uoi,Itrl with hIm
eD j. i tECLSs IN III branch Store III the " ius!uyv
House, tor STREET. the b>Irt>, to he condHct,d by
j. EHfG">-, under the nIHt and Irni 81 J.. RI !ER
ION y 81 RGi.-: Where t.sty have TN hand laigc
C well cleo ttd stoCh q! DET Go"pS o every
Together Wi;h Complete STOCK oi CLotitHG, Boo1s
Al d SHOES
We shall do all IN orr power to satisfy customers
both IL L" iirlCe and quality
March -. IrJt --1u-tf,
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MRS. NtssKlCk'S
Fashionable Millinery Rooms.

No % Main street. GdIena, Ill.
TUST received direct iro the East the latest OF
y Ladies slk six and Lace, ana Grape, Dress ilatat
Florence Braid, straw. Hair and Chip BOnHcts grcs,
variety; Ribbons Flowers. straw Trimmings etc, in
fact general assortment, Of Millinery and Fancy Goods.
fl is intention that every that gives a call,
shall be perfectly satisfied with goods and prices.
NI.iNrC AM KlNG.
In connection with the above, III orders promptly ateu-
ed to; il needless puff, as am well known if not
would refer Mrs II. NJ Rice, Mrs. Hollinshead and
numerous others. Nisettes, Dress Trimmings, etc. for
sale low. MARY MERRlCk.
j. Remember the No.; 80 Main street.
Galona. June l., 1872 eff
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N 2
itSi.E.f. IA MES a IO.
y h5ttSat' CEottla 0Hd CJntlssl0a urrh0liS, Cor.
lara oad E.urth st., ! mt ~, lara.
~ y ie now uiit.lthg the tr;', az The lowest
niarhti IIictS tlP ul the itgt best - lee.
geo >tnChS Oi trnCt iic> tTOChFrN d,snrtcd
tnr country ;rad") GLASS Ware. VI OGDEN Ware. niht>,
OH. and Dye StUHs, ere hrC ght tn > market Ve
respectfully ash iltIIon h> Nofta
Western merchants, hctpTt gong suulh, as
are con lGt!i We en- offer siTul . Inducements
We are agents Tor iire Wheeling Pnrer Man,fac;oi les
and shah bu prepared To iuIlis builders WII sup,
4iality OF rouhA;g rdicf.
FARLEY, JAMES s co.
Duhuunc. April l. J. 4 -5l-f
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FARMER. i'A;i t:::R!: I.i::IlE.iis:

II so. READ = Nd SAVE WORK.
G<INC.i sword, have been beaten into o! Ih>iarcs,
~ ahd spears into fIGu!--lnpAs- Mct'urnlch's a'c
Faeut i.t rI labor, wei
Attention cL 10 The bate la i..titt k,dpuI d
blowing me which SURPASSED ANY al TIE ~ ollu 5
kair.
Farmers wishing labor, time and money wn@ld
do Veil cad and them ,uHtll
Oh hand ware House.
W. CONSrAES, Agent, Lower LAid.ng, ST. Paul.
April II, lcJi. l-3t
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A Large assortment Of Safes, o: various sizes and
IA patterns, with and without powder proof loo KS;
for sale at the DenU, Z, Water street, New York.
Burglar-prooi Ban. It,4ts and Vault Door, made TO
order.
SEEAfsES Il MARTIN. Date R0G, stearns a
Co, to Rich co., ii6 alter st. ANA
of o Avenue ana x. MarA, .uce, y. Y, sole pro-
rrieors OF Kch's Patent and the only makers of >alH-
lInnler safes, combining Niidtr and Rich s3!eutS.
WM. CONSTA\ NJ SEQ,
Nov Is. l2T2-tf ,-,uis paul
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| he subscribers ha' n@ leased and thoroughly
panied The :; w Mil on the kcinikiuick. kIIuI>n
rs toAe's Mil, are rUW prepared Ia iul>h un Der of
any dr>cri ii.,n al The >hur:ct notice shIig Id!
and Iicnct> always hand. Custom saving done
the most Reasonable terms. Those i'll 81 Ian be
i"r buIiong or iCn" PuTr">e>. ~" INA II To her ad
vantage to give Ca.I before purchasing el>twh here.
ASA +. MAN MING,
ISAAC n HOLDEN.
Der i3J2
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s. s. BEAiNERD.
House and NteambOat FErMis hing store

lftUJ NO I . + OUI n SIrfCt, SuINL LOltS, w
NANIEACTUR
SHOWER BATHS, BATHING TUBS. HIP
AND SiU\GE BATHS INTERPRETATIONS, ICE
C::hSIS, WATER COOLERS.
Dealers IN lee CrtaGl Ercezsrs, Preserving Kettles,
Sad GnH Luahdfy IroaS, Brass httti,S, hjtcatm
Hndcare BTtta"aia ant PiGted W0rss LG7ai S,
Spans, &c, hhiutS ard FORKS, Pocket 4 aires and
Scissors;
ILANiSiiED, PLAIN AND JAPANNED TIN WARE
Willow. Rattan and Wooden Wares; Mats. Brushes,
Feather busters, Bronze liar Sta lis, Bird Cages,
by Horses, Cabs, TOYS, &C Fishing Tackle, F0cy
Goods JOr Chfc. FAIRS. all al low prices Tor cash
approved credit.
y. D.-Agtnt for SCOT'TsS PATENT and SFEN-
GERS PATENT IRON REFR!GERATORS.
WASHING MACHINES.
April 10th ISL 52-6m
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st. 3sat.I a0n'ts.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT TIE CAPITOL!
WARM NEER ASNA!.

GREAT EXCITEMENT AT THE CAPITOL!
NVARtN NE,ER ASNA!!
A Nd YET WILLIAM CONSTANS visited the East
IA and purchased extensive stock of Groceries ann
l. prepared 10 deal them out AT Wholesale or Retail
soinewha cheaper than the cheapest, aud ii yon VIII
oHiv take the trouble call at his storehousc Under the
Hill, Lower Levee, YOU at least from ten Il
twenty Come. if DO not wish to purchase
aid examine my stock, i'll Wch Will be found the fol-
lowing,
10 casas superior Hams, Dairy salt
8. i" Shoulders, Spices and iine by Mustard
50 bbls. Mess Pork, lOhio Oil,
30 :. Prime Star aud ". Candies.
90 tx War Eagle Flour Cigars, Tobacco and Pines,
30 Corn Meal, ht starch Indigo and vi; dier
and yellow, Some Mrs. ). Il. II. FINE
Butter and Soda Crackers, "tNtIH' Tobacco,
~ O. A, b AMI Sugar, Va Is, G!ass,
Crushed, Powder and i.osfIo II o'land Gin,
Coffee, Mocha Java and Rio &c. Brandy,
Teas OF ii superior quality, p.
Dried Apples and Peaches, Madeira,
Rasins fresh and pu.e, IL bo\e. Old Port.
Rice, by box or Dbl, u " Champagne.
MGasses, ,. II. d c. p, Irish and scotch " hiskey
Golden - rpp, Bourbon Z"
Mackeral, by i-2 or brl or Ia Cincinnati g
Aud every thing belonging II Grocery or Provision
Store Don't forget call Old Randall stand,
Levee, Lower Town, where you will be get Il
cheap bargain Of VI. CONSihN-.
1t Pant. hprii lifh. 1854. l-3t
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n q. Y a.. T. " = = II = Z.
!sSlt "ItAfCI!LF - 81 EiIiP. t!lC x IL Nt.t
4 fENCN." j. netVCen oar Zee "a. aud tnu siu"hc
good iuh ltC0.io;:iuu tid a! he ri!.t good aiHg>
iH.' -l"b.;) .,u+f> 'hUIt our hc5ts, asst l.-
fantastic shapes, just Eor I" il advent jO he Woti.
g. .,acC proc @iI!s IN tNuitt IF tl.lt' luc
'htt uiJHtON, oi the - lhuI Drug ~gore, has MADE
extensive alterations sla Improvements il. Ills stJit
Aii boast q! possessing the LARGEST Az.
FILLED DRI G and u.IE.dICA al. W AREIiOJ 81, r..Is
SIDE ui :, +. LOUIS.
Having completed cur arrangements with Blow. anu
sever; huusta in the cites OF New Yo.h, ii;ia!c pI.u
and it>burgh, we are ROW prepared Ia Furnish PANT
ers, ui;ders, aHd al WHO contemplate using " h!tc
Lead, Zinc Paint, Oil, Turpentne, Narnishcs, Dry
Paints, Window Glass, ali sizes. C., h the best
No articles that can h2 procured il THOSE cities, and
al reasonable rates as living profit VIII adHiit.
We have just received per press, large lot O. Pare
Chemicals. and ply Il :tns and u'"rrS who MA! pre-
scribe need Tor personal large small GEani-
lies, may assured that they VIII lie offered At
soliGblc rates. and e!sed viii. and eNaCtntSs.
W. ". HiCNCO%.
1911 Corner "a and Cedar streets.
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st. D otis aUn'ts.
Thos. GREY. EDW u BUl LIE.
GREY & BOYLE,
Eciler Makers, Blacksmi;hs,
SHEET IRON WORKERS.

Main Street. bettCeen CoTr and Cherry, ST. L0ais No.
WEAVING gone To very great expense to erect ma
& chinerV for BluCkSmithIag, making Boilers, and
Sheet IRON Work, the most approved Eastern plan
We are now prepared to furnish every thing belonging
business per cent cheaper THAI! any other es
tHhlishHent iii Ike VI estern country All VINO are Ill
want Of any thing in cur line business VIII NH" 1t 10
their advantage 10 give call before purchasing else
where.
II Repairing done at the shortest notice. Away
ON hand 4 variety OF secondhand BOILERS.
\. B.-NAIL ROAD AXLES, EktDt NthN
and every description OF heavy BLACkSMlIliiNG
April 10Th, 1854. 52-6m
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ST. LOC.S, MISSOURI.
Commission 0ad Foruordi0y House.
JOSEPH N;OGRID.:t.,.

CcGaCr a fpb.hdCctl oad t4e Stre,tx.
AHoNSlGN NL MS and Comni>> ions viii meet " ith
" rEolp! hHd PERSONAL attention, and liberal CASH
ADVANCES VIII be given CosigEnielits or Bills nf
Iading N HAND.
The Forwarding and Receiving Of Merchandise and
PiudGce VIII meet with especial and dsia;Ch the
lowest rates OF Freight i'll always be procured aud
the expense OF storage and Drayage much pos
shtc avoided.
ORDERs FOR PURCHasISG filed at Tie shortest no
tiCe and lowest mark kat prlc,..
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SIIULX;; d MAT! Es,

FASHIONABLE TAiIORS AND CLOTiiIERS,
THIED STREET, NEAR TIE POST OFFIcE.
* EEr hand All times, extensive as>ortme nt
RA of ready made clothing OF the best quality. They
have also large assortment Of cloths, Cassimeres and
re3tines and w give gentlemen fits in the latest fash
IONS Their good. of their own selection, ARA VIII
be found he and durable. Being practical men
they warrant their work equal 20 any in the city.
llcf 81
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81. PAU. Is A IL T. RI.

~ w. BATES, keep constantly on hand good
~ assortment of Bread, Cakes, Crackers and Can
dies. of all kinds; variety oi nuts, pies beer, &C &c
Aso Just reed II fresh lot Of Groceries, all of which
vii! be sold cheap for Cash, at the Old stand on Third
Street, Lower Town.
ST Paul, June 9, 1853. ly
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C..ARLEs W. BoRUp. CHARLES IL. DANES.
EUHUP s. CAKES.
BaRkcrS cui EccaGage Dealers,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
YEyAKE the liberty to inform the merchants and other
Il business men OF the Territory, That they have
atey formed such business ctons in the prnci
al of the East and south as to DC able 10 afford
hem all USUAL
Banking Facilities.
They will receive current bank deposit,
for which they VIII gTe their certificates payab.e III
like funds, in cola or exchange the East at cut
rent
Exchange on The East, South and Europe,
bought end sold.
Collections promptly attended t9 aid proceeds for
W.Lrtcd, les exchange.
Lu"i IjUItuatS P0Urht and SOil
tncurrcnt hanA Votes t.Aen ~ Highest rates. fl0-6m
GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.
F3siE subs .ribeI has 10 co and l5G Of land
q that I'll he sud low for cash, time;
changed for village property.
d. suud horse span of horses ana wagon or other
va. a.G property VIII re tancl. III payment part pay!
ni,nt MS ne ease may be.
44tf. G. II. PARKER.
TERRITORY OF NINNE<OTA,
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTEIT.
hereby appoint special term of the District Court
Il III the 81 JUdicill District in Territory OF hin
tsota to be held at s5hHHnlce, in iLd for the County
oi scott on the first Monday "i IUne next Al ten
O'Clock III the forenoon, iol tAc Trial OF cit and GRIM
direct that panel OF Grand Jurors, ad also panel nj
iriy peii' trial jurors be drawn and suu,iontd
f.. suth special tenn, in lie manner prescribed b, law;
a4a hal It':'t ururA special teIin be given by The
Pua.itttion aHa posting T.! copy OF this order,
ru. ihe sane i'll he manAc; prescribed by section
Thirty 0I uIiioe second oi chapter siNlynine o! The
. 4 V4-rl ~tl.uttS.
|. Dated, 5t.r Il, l37l.
ANH'W G. CHATFIELD,
Asso. Jus. ana Judge OF Sd Jud. Dist, II. r.
20 It
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The CheHp Corner still in The Field.
Il. GUN r-R y co, intend keeping Constantly
~ on hand and for sale AT the "Cieap Corner"
Nihs!oW's NeW Hotel, good and select of
Staple Dry God, and luHlls' Fancy Goods, eli
Hats, Caps BUOts and Shoes. and ali articles Is.alN
kept i'll GeL;leInaiis Furnishing store Wliir t.e>
tFlte the afJt.tlOli at the rbllC rail ,id
they WI.i sell at reasonable aid e-Giube prices their
motto being 'siHall profits and Iuck >jtr,,'
Among their goods may be nid IA fair assortment Of
Ladies' d. ess SHOES and Caters
Hosiery and Hid Gloves
Gents Coarse aI.d fine Boots
Trunks and Truveing Bags;
and general assortment OF Ready Made Clotiing.
}. b. CULVER n co.
st. Paul. Feb. LIST. 1854. 42-f
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Il. l.. 4 \. VAEDEYEN!s.n ~ ~.
" ho!Csae Dealers in
MEN .4.AD BOlS CLOIELtG,
INDIA E1TssSs,5R co;

INDIA RI'HRsGR GOODS,
No, 02 ana IO4, Main street, oi Washing Ton
Avenue.
81. LOFTS, MO.
x + receiving from our Nauuiartorv in
Y New Oak oar SPRING SrOCk. winch viii he uu-
usually large ana comprise All GRADES 81 MENS and
BOYS CLoTHiNG, from the COAGSE@T FABRICS to th.
FINEST tRENCH CLOTH, and Il general assortment OF
SHIRTS, / .RAIShiAG GOODS, UMBRELLAS, CARPET
BAGS, &c.
Our stock Of India RI bier Goods will he very large.
is We stall receive these Guous, irom several different
m3imuit, torcs-
Persons dealing in the above articles particularly
invited to Cal! and stock ~ We intend to
sell goods al as low prices an! liberal all,
huu>r IN this city.
il-Iy +. l.. & II. VAN DEVENTER d co.
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TO CAPITALISTS

THE immense and valuable power at Sank
l Rapids, is now for sale tine
able terms Persons wishing to engage i'll the
lhCtHre lumber and 1Our VIII fluid this the most de-
sirhhe point in Minnesota The amount of power that
can be made available for driving machinery
creded al any point in the Territory one need apply
unless willing the erection of mills imc-
diatelv. To SUCH EXTRAORDINARY NDUCEMENTs will
be offered
For particulars enquire Of the subscriber or of DO.
EUP d OAKEs, Bankers, ST. Paul
May II, If GEO. w. SWEET.
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II Il z. TT. FAHNFK.
TERRITORY OF Mi>NE>OrA, tos
- L.
t.ititI TOR


- 1851.
a WORK of 400 pages, handsomely bound and Illus
"a tratuG, to Wh!C j. ai,ied
Gasp FIRE SKETCHES;
" ith new Q! TIE Territory. Ky
ivy. BOND.
The III edition enlarged and improved, up to the pre-
spring has i;lsi hrcn published in New York, AID
still selling rapid: all over Tie ir"n.
10. sale al BUAD . kEiAUGG'S,
C.ty Drug store.
81. Anthony street, Upper ST. Paul; and at ali the
Bookstores and GA board AZ The upper Mississippi
er.,
AIso--a the Office Of the Norit-NcStcrn Democrat.
81 Anthony; by John II. Stevens, Miuneano.>; ~ OIL
D. ii. Kelley. tasca; Jeremiah Russell, Stuk Rapids,
J. ". 3hde, Fort Ripley; y. NJ rex, Traverse Grs
S!oGN: pr hiiiey, Siak"t'ct; r. N. Fullerton, ESD.
Land Office saltwater, Dr. Oii- iIo!t, Hudson " Is.
Nesle. " ethtrn, Esq. Prescott, WIS; .iudd, Walker
Co., Marine Mills and VI. H. {. Folsom, Tay Ions
Falls. Ji-t.
Dbl - tl,..,,
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st. 2aamI ADnt's.
THE Old BROWN DRUG STOR
STILL IN THE ASCENDANT.

NNTE HAVE had no time Of late tn write adycr-
tls"nCnts We have received the
lrfge>t and best OF every thing lic,
eyer Yet brought to St Paul ItciAhtS vii unavoid-
a!N te very high IN short time. advise cur coU-
try customers and friends generally, call early Tor
their supplies We guarantee give Satisfaction both
10 price and quality every article. No desi
rons OF purchasing viii be allowed TO leave the Ola
Brown Drug Store" without trade. Call On
BOND * KELLOGG,
Upper Town.