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THANKSGIVING.
Governors ton.

ut has become a custom with the American People to
have day in the year set apart for giving thanks
to Almighty God for his blessings upon them ma
tom
Therefore, l. Willis 4. German, Governor Of the Ter
ritory request all to keep anu
observe THURSDAY, THE 21sT DAY OF DECEMBER
purpose, AMI all persons requested To alb
from usual occupations that day, and man
their obligations TO the Great Rul-
or Of The Universe for his goodness TO us as people Ia
divi,lualiy an! collectively. W. A. GORMAN.
Executive Dept Min. Ter.
Nov. Is, 1854.
TRAVIS EossER, sec'y Min. Ter.
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TAX PAYERS ATTEND!

HDERSONS owning property in the City Of Saint
u Paul, upon which the taxes are unpaid, are renin-
dei that the will be sold on the first Monday In
Ja.,uary next unless paid before that day. notice OF
>ac has been heretofore given As the law directs
All taxes in the City limits, including county. school
Territorial AMI City, payable to the uersigc and
those who desire The same should be Increase" h,
expenses OF sale, their property encountered with
Ia. titles, will avoid the by paying up.
DANIEL RuHREK, City Treasurer.
Once in I.a,nbert's Brick Building.
Dec G, 1854. lwJGw3t
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Hol Wash.ta.

9TEN1S fact. the phoys up country, say Eureka C,!
IL is the best point the Minnesota River; that
the Railroad they going to build leanA from Dubuque,
Iowa, Paul, Minnesota will cross the Minnesota RI
right Eureka that have the best Agricultural
country surrounding Eureka there is In the Territory
Now, IL you dent believe 10 just come up ana see for
yourself, and will give you every alternate lot OF SoS
valuable town lots BY your purchasing another, and i'm
proving it In such way that it viii! be crsable 10 the
G.. ADDISON BhO" n.
Eureka City. Dec. y, 1853. IDLY
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SAN FRANCISCO.

TfyTE subscriber has laid out town bearing the above
titic irln" atelv at thu sI.ittlc Rapil>'' the
Minnesota river, (ihc rurtiun To- ion
ling that river by steamboaS.) which Is bound To
Kcokuk the region of country in which il
situated. will give lots to mechanics and actual set
tiers, am, sell lots spectators great bargains For
more r,It car infurmatoi cnIi re Of at San Fran
cisco. of Nelson Gibbs, Ed, at Uuimans boot and
shoe store, St. :ntinny Street, opposite the Empire
Book. GSWLt WI. FOSTER.
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Railroad Collision.
PORTLAND. Dec.

PORTLAND, Dec. l.
AS the train from Island Pond for Portland,
on tue Grand Trunk Railway. was nearing
Thompsons Mills, in the town Of Starks. this
morning. the snow -plow got off the track and
stopped the train. At that moment the down
freight train came along and ran into it smash
ing the cars badly and injuring eight or ten
persons severely. Two passenger-cars took fire
and were consumed. Mr. Corscr the superi-
tcndcnt of the road. has gene to the scene of
the disaster with surgeons, &c, in a special
train.
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IIANFORD, THAYER & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Clotb;n, e. Gantlemen's Furnishing Goods

No. $50 and 49, Main Street, Corner of Green,
One door the Virginia Hotel, Saint Louis, Missouri
IHAyING enlarged our Store double the former size,
making it the largest and best arranged Clothing
Warehouse In the city, prepared to oicr unusual
inducements 10 purchasers in our line.
Our immense stock the approaching Fail and Ia
ter Trade is Manufactured ssly for this market l.,
and we fee confident that crchants can lind greater
variety and tyes much better adapted 10 the Western
Trade than they will fnt In the East.
Gnr goals are Of the Best Materia, well and made,
and warranted 10 1T. .
The largest ard best stock Of assorted SHIRTS in the
Our assortment Of Boys Clothn: is large and COM
plete.
Merchants visiting st. Louis. particularly invited
TO call and examine Goods and Prices before making
their purchases elsewhere.
UANFORD, THAYER 4 CO., St. Louis, No.
H4NroRD 4 BROTHER. Manufacturers, New-York
August l, 1851. II
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SALE OF TAX TITLES.

NRTlCE is hereby given, that by virtue of the auth
urty given by the charter of the city Of Saint
Paul, will, the first Monday Of January nex at the
Cir, Council Room OF St. Pau, expose for sale to the
highest bidder, Tax titles OF the CITY of ST. Paul, 10
about 800 OTIS said city, list Of which be al
my Office The same bearing interest at rate of %
per per annun, and The period for redemption
portion Of them expires in May next, at which time the
mol Ter of the certificates will be entitled ~ deeds fol
same. DANIEL kOHRER, CITY treasurer.
Dec. Q, 1854. 1wd&w3t
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ESTRAY HEIFER.

OAME to the premises If the subscriber, living about
on. mi south east OF ST. Paul, In September last
he,fer, supposed to be years old next spring. Dark
rcd cIar generally spot in the forehead some
white along the back and belly and on the legs. The
requested prove property, pay charges ana
take her away. NAlu'L NCLEAN'
Dec, 6, 1854. Sfw
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The minnesota year
BOOK, for 1888,

The Minnesota z car
BOOK, for 1885,
WILL BE READY CIV THE 1ST JANUARY 1855,
AND WILL CONTAIN
I. AN Almanac for 1855.
. The the Territorial Ocers, Members Of the
Legislative Assembly.
g. The Territorial Judges, the time Of hold
ing Courts in the various counties. The County off,
GERS boundaries and other statistics Of each county.
Abstract Of the laws passed by the last Legislative
Assembly.
An abstract OF Land system and Presumption Law OF
the United States, and the mode Of securing claims under
the law, "a it now stant!s.
g. Statistics and other valuable nformation pertains TO
the growth and prosperity of the Territory.
The ssYcar Book" will Contain ,uch matter, as will
make it desirable to be kept in each house in the Terrific
~ 4 Book of reference.
II Will found for sale in all parts of the Territory
and as All advertising medium, has not equal. Blu
limited number Of pages will be devoted t. advertise
mens, hoSr FIRST offered. will be entitled TO prefer
cnce No advertisements received after the 18th can b'
inserted.
Price, single c0ly,. 80 CTS.
Cory Right securely +. uOWlIS co.,
Corner Sd ami W ahaShaw streets. Publishers
~ b. Orders for the ''Ycar Book' should al once b'
sont in TO the Publishers. Tai Jan. l.
DenioCrat
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THE HYDKOMAGEN,
OR,
WATERPROOF, ANTI-CONSrMPTIvE
Q O r. * - q Il T. g,
MANUFACTURED by
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,

~ Market Street, Manchester.
Principal Warehouse, IO2 Wood Street, Cheapside
London. England. American Establishments, 50
Ann Street and 1902 Nassau Street, NeW York, u. s.
the tert iron, damp cod, and therefore prtvenia
many lung Iii, ctitout any doctcrinG ,c!tci
ercr. The Ilyiromagcn /, in the form of sole and
inside the boot shoe. Its Meiitd!ed character
is powerful ant.otc to 'li- ease.
For gentlemen ii will be found agreeable, warm and
healthy, 10 wear the coolest an! ranic>t wca.her as
the cannot become wet if the yroma-en is iscrt-
cd. Ia,ie> the shtrst sUed boots or shoes i'll
the st !nccmeit weather with nipuny; while con-
sumption. prevalent among the young country
may be by their general adoption. They e.i.e-
y SuDcrScde Op5rSh0GS the latter tn feel to
perspire a very unhealthy manner; and, besides,
hot cauSerou, wear pedestrians in icy wtathcr ike
India r,bherS While the latter c,c the feet TO appear
extremely large the ytroaSci. beng mere tam slice
of cork prepared peculiarly placed i>dc does not in
c sig" Tie boot, cause the foot appear w
tidy. To children they extremely valuable, as they
may excrcis. with comfnlt and healthy effects
Their expense slight as to need mention" he
sides, those who palronize them vii! lind their yearly
Doctors Hills mCuh diminished thereby.
A. the H!roiuagen is becoming more known, its sale
is increasing to AN almost incredible Last
in Lon ion Manchester. Birmingham, Iverpoo Glasgow,
Leeds, Dublin, Paris, Antwerp, Hamburger ami Berlin,
reached $50 pairs of cork soes. This year
the number will far >tirpass that.
Ask the Faculty their opinion Of their value as pre-
ven,ative for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma and
Consumption.
MEMS SIZE, pr. pair, So cents.
LADIES' do. do. 30 do.
Boys & MISSES do. IS do.
NorIcE.-From the retail prices make very lib
cra allowance Jobbers aud Wholesalers, that any
sorekeepcr may make fine profit on their sale, while
they article that may BIO kept in any stores among
any class Of goods.
/ Fur terms apply TO
| HARCOURT, BRADLEY CO.
81 Ann ST., New-York.
| Sent Of. 1854. w3m
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NORTHUMBERLAND, y. H.. Dec. 1-9.

NORTHUMBERLAND, y. H.. Dec. l-9. PM.
Ten persons are injured. mostly by fractures
of the bones and dislOcatiOns of the limbs.
Their wounds, however. arc not considered dan
gerous by the physicians Good surgical aid
is in attendance at the scene Of the disaster,
from Portland and other places.
Mr.. Taylor. who had been visiting at Lam
caster is badly burned. and lies in Il critical
condition. Four other Of the sufferers only re-
main at Stark-thc rest having been removed
by their friends.
Among the injured are VIM. Burns. of Ian
caster. whose leg is fractured VIM. ii. McCril
lis of Bans or. whose arm has been dislOcated !;
and the Rev. Mr. Baxter, of Wilton, Nc, whose
collar bone was broken.
The train consisted of one passenger car, to
the rear of which was attached a box car.which
was drawn halfway through the passenger-car
by the collision.
The train stopped in consequence of the To-
connective becoming unshackled, and not by get
ting off the track.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 5.
The Courier & Enquirer speaks in high terms
of the Presidents Message. regarding it as we'll
conceived, well written and well arranged /;
but expresses dissent from the views in relation
to the bombardment of Greytown. 1t says,
I'VE confess satisfaction beyond our eXpecta-
in respect to our forei On affairs, are moderate
judicious. pacific, and truly American" The
Journal of Commerce is more reserved than
the Courier. 1t commends the beauty OF the
Message, and considers the views in reference
to prIvatcering in war, entitled to much consid
Grafton. The Express is laudatory. and thinks
the Presidents sayings are one thing. and his
doincs another. l., however. concludes, i've
have seldom read Il Message in which there
o,1S Il, fn
DENIM
The Herald saws that call the old women in
! the country will lie hard to please. if their ap-
prchcnsons concerning il are not lcallZed by Il
pcruS;,l. The message is juGicious a'lm;X-
turc OF milk and water carefully seasoned for
feeble digestion"
The Tribune. dissenting from the views con
corning privatetring III var, reduction OF :
ties Increase Of the army and navy. and in
crease OF the pay OF army Officers, concludes
On the whole, with all its faults. it is very
good message, and will be read with interest
aud profit
The Times calls the message common place
document and. in substance. says-'lt will
excite little interest IN Congress or throughout
the country
EcCIEsAsTIcAL.-Mr.J Joel Kennedy was or
dancd to the Gospel Ministry by the Prcshy-
terry of Niagara at Madison, n. Y, Nov. ID
Rev. J. J. Ward of Somerset. presided, and put
the constitutional questions. introductory,
prayer and reading of the scriptures. by Rev.
Mr.. Henry. ofIllinois; Sermon by Rev. G. E.
Delcvan, of Wilson, from l. Tim. iii. 10, lG !;
Ordaining prayer by Rev. W. Mccall, of Lew
iston; Charge by Rev. VIM. c. Wisner, d. D..
ofLockport.
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PAY YOUR TAXES.

NTOTICE is hereby given that the tax duplicate Of
~ mscy county, the year 1854 has been placed
In ry hands with the proper warrant attached, requiring
collect the Owners of real estate and per-
so2i r-ocr'v iorsidc Of the cry OF st. Fan will there
.kr Hu'c- all taxes assessed against them
mus, be pad immediately. have authorized George
Irzsp collect the same; the duplicate with the
his han Is ami will be found at his office OPP
positc the American Hotel In st. Paul.
Promptncss Of payment will save time, trouble and
Costs. A. NJ. FRlDI.Ei,
Sheriff of Ramsey County.
Sheri:i., nricc, st. Paul, Oct. 25 1851 oct2stf. Z
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT!

h LINZ informs the public that he has Just esab.
IL lishcd Wholesale and Retail business in this city
Of imported Havana Cigars, French Wine s, and
IMPORTED g. DOMESTIC Liquors..
BeDc connected with of the largest firms Of I'M
rorer in New Orleans ard st. Louis, the undersigned
guarantees the Ecnuncnr of the brands OF the import
cd articles, which of better quality than yet
offered In this market.
Country Merchants will lind It to their advantage
to give Il call and examine my goods before making
their fail purchase. +. LINZ,
St Anthony Street. nrxt door to New York Bazaar.
St Paul. Oct 3, 1854 dccw3ms
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STRAYED

ENNOM TIE subscriber about the 3oth OF Octo'cr
h and calf. The cow is aarrc red, short hor-
Durham, with white her back and belly, and Is a.
bout wears old, and bl grass rope about 10 feet long
on horns when loft. The calf Is dark red hell
er, or months old. VIII never Will give 1nformatlon
concerning the same will be literally rewarded.
| ST. paul. Dec T. 1854 J. ". FARMER.
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HORACE PENFIELD,

LATE OF UTICA, NEW YORK.
TTAS established in St Paul, on Fourth,
III between st Petc-'s and Market street, ..5T SlSI
en- extensive Carriage MdnufdcfOry, ~@{s-s5Sa
where ne expects and is determined ts N6AA&Nd3
keep up the reputation Of the work which '$1f-T$4
has heretofore been .Iirned out Of his AARs&lao
tabshment his old location. He will employ but
the workmen nothing but the best Of timber
and Iron, allow trimming painting, finishing about
his establishment that will stand the test Of the most
rigid scrutnZcrs and STYLE, all work done
about the establishment, and sell at prices much lower
than has heretofore been afforded in Minnesota
All descriptions Of repairing and obbng done to order
upon any Kind of work in the carriage and vehi
Gle line Sleichs ses and all articles for winter, will
be manufactured and oil hand In season :!
In short all customers fail tc De suited by CALL
ing az the ManuiactorJ
July 6, 1854 f&wtf
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Latest News!

W. BASS, having purchased the Entire stock Of
- Cheap Clothing and Dry Goods, of L. Gfevc,
would respectfully inform the citizens Of st. Paul, that
he will to sell goods the cheap
and articles at sti lower prices than offered
in this Territory.
The stock is large and prices suit the closest buyer.
81 along all ye that weary and tired of th"se
enormous prices you the habit paying, and buy
where YOU rs per. ct.
Country merchants will vel, to call and examine tho
stock he is prepared 10 do obbing business New
York prices.
Remember the stand Of L. Greve, opposite the Empire
Saloon, st. Paul. Nov 8, lS64-tf
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LOST BAGGAGE.

YNNUE North Western Express Co. have Just complc'
Il ed an arrangement 10y which they will be GRABBED
to find all baspa.. lost West Of Detroit. We shall re-
crive nj EJnti y reports from the Western Rail ROAD
Association, of all Baggage uucia med unknown, al
any the DepotS west If that point. For particular
inquire at our oiice, opposite the Post Office.
J. &. BURBANK & CO.
St. Paul, Dec. Is; 1854. dAwu
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WAKEFIELD L BROWN,

WAKEFIELD 4 BROWN,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
IA Homes ST., opposite the WATSON House, Skakopee,
Scott county, n. T., will give prompt attention to the
business their profession in this and adjoining coun-
ties. Claims bought and sold. Information furnished
with reference to titles free OF charge.
J. 3. WAKEFIELD. L. u. brown.
Nov. n, 1854. (wly)
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St. Paul Mutual Insurance Company.
Capital Stock $4,000, and Constantly Increasing.
ALEX. wILkIN, President;
L MURRAY, Vice President;
GEORGE W HARRINGTON, Secretary;
c il PARKER, TreGsurcrJ
Arc prepared TO issue Cash Mutual Policies at As
favorable OF premium other responsible Com
pany.
BoARp OF DIRECTORS:
Franklin Steele, Alexander Ramsey,
Chas W Borup, Alexander Wilkin,
Chas ii Parker. Henry NJ Rice,
Chas ID Fillmore, William ]. Anies,
Levi Sloan, william Murray,
John Farrbston, Geo w Harrington,
Abraham Nj Fridicy,
st. Anthony street, In room formerly occu-
pied by the Territorial Secretary.
Feb, lSo4-22-ly
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C. d. GtLFGLLIN,
A TrORNEY AT Law, ONCE, opposite Borup .
"A Cakes banking House, Third street, Saint Paul
Decll IN
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MARI led.
I"-v14
ID ] E d,

In wilson, n. Y, Nov. 18th, by Rev. G.. f. Dsava1,
Mr.. Ellsworth II. Champion to Miss Rachel NJ. Case.
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DIED,
In Prescott, Wisconsin, Dec. 4th, Instant ORpIN T.
MAXuN, aged two yca:S and five months, the only
OF Orrn I. anu Eunice MaXs IL.
s.An angels arm can't snatch him from the grave
s.Lrgioi,s of angels can't c"nfne him th're.o
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sszs.s sxss.s9 1922 ssssz 60
Established i'm 1851.

NOKTH-W ESTERN EXPRESS COMPANY
connecting with the American Express company,
TO ALL THE PRINCIPAL POINTS IN THE UNITED
STATES. CANADA AND EUROPE.
TuNHE cheapest and safest way transporting light
II and valuable Goods-Specie and Bank Notes.
Particular attention paid to the collection of Notes,
Bills. Drafts and Accounts. Purchase and Sale Of Mcr
chdndiee.
Lost freight and baggage looksG Mp axd Delivered to
owners, etc. etc.
Observation-Disclosures
~ OFFICIAL the Book Store Of Howix Co., OPP
posite the Post Once.
J.C. BURBANK & CO., Propr!etcrs.
St. Paul, Nov. II, 1884. df
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THE TRUE AND GENUINE WOODS HAIR RES
l TORATIvE, for sse q Br Kinney's Drug Store; No
8, winslow House,
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p A R X f r. s

P A R X E R
Foa1 Estate Abstract.
STRANGERS and residents, before purchasing Real
- Estate In this city and county, loaning money
thereon, will find it to their interest to consult sail ao-
stract
And they Invited to cal! and examine 1t, before
lying upon information Obtained from other Is
advantages will be cheeriuly explained.
ST. Paul, Aus. 1, 1854.
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Union Mutual Life Insurance Company.
CHARTER UNLIMITED.
nriginal and Accumulated Capital, $500 700, and
~ stantIy increasing for the benefit OF those insured
Last Annual Div dcnd declared, 40 per cent.
A. ]. WHITNEY. General Agentfo Minnesota and W cs-
tern WisCoIlsin.-O;iice in the Capitol, st. Paul.
T. ELwELL, agent, s.. Anthony Falls;
Hon. Vi. II. WOOD, agent. Sank Rapids;
THEODORE +. PARKER, agent, Saltwater;
W. II. SEMMES, - Hudson, Wiseorsin.
Bristol Wheelck, travelling agents for Minnesota
St. Paul, June -, 1854.
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hSUS9SldSI 1uSuTdllCc VOlUpduy.
nsinSbursh, New York.
CHARTERED, AID. 1896.
Insures against Loss by Fire Of
DWELLINGS, STORES. MERCHANDIZE,&c.
CAPITAL, 100000.
REFERENCES.
James Richardson & Co.-Ma'son, Wis.
Charles ID. Robins"n-tirren Bay, Wis.
A. p. IIa.sey, Esd, Cashier Bank Of New YUrk-New
York.
AIphcu> Warren, ESD, firm Of Tremore Warren, Nc.
oil. Wa er street, 30.
McsSrs Salisbury, Fake Wool, No. I. Cellar street, do
5. X. Stowe, E.o., Cashier Troy City Bank, Troy.
5. Christie, Esq, Cashier Manufacturers Bank do
Hiram, S"cum. Esq, Troy.
Lyman Garfield. E~Q.. do
M-ssTs lIaghr s. tiilcspy; 10
Mcs,rs NJ ai,s Mcclure, do
John S. Fake, Esd, President Rensselaer, Co. Bank
IansinGhurgn.
Arson Grocsbeck, ESQ, Cashier, do.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Jacob Fake. Edward Tracy, JoSephuS 7. L"avins,
Henry A. rrc-r John MARS. II, Try FaSe, Alison D.
Hull, James Dougrey, Jason j. tiillespy, Sidney D.
Smith, David 2. Lamb, John a. Snyder.
JACOB FAKE. President.
Alison y. HULL, Vice President.
JAMES DOUGHEY, ), ciciary.
This Company has been in operation for than
years. and has always settled and aid its losses
promptly and lno;aby. II Is now in fUurishnS Con-
dition SGfc aad reliable.
II. z. BlGELOW, Agent,
Onicc oyer L. d. Wait * Cos store, Third street.
Paul. yoy lS. IS5l--l63
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EStrhy.

EStf0y.
lNAME IrGto the enclosure of VIM. Baker, about the
u 81 of Nov. one light horse colt two years old
white and white star In the fore
head The own .r is requested to call, prove properly,
pay charges and take her away.
WILLIAM BAKER.
Groveland, Ramsey County, Min.
St. Paul, Nov. 10, 1854. 4w
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Cheap Cash Store.
]. FROST,

J. FROST,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
II EEP constantly on hand LARGE and we'll selected
~ stock Of GROCERIES and DRY GOODS, snitabls
for the ST. Pnu and Minnesota market - Fresh Goldfish,
direct from Boston, by the hogshead;
All kinds of Sugar;
Mo.asses and q. Syrupj
Sack Salt Barrel;
Nails, Coffee and Tea;
Oysters, Extra flcurj
Corn Meal; Butter and Cheese;
Mess Pork, Soap and Candles;
D. Peaches;
Fresh add preserved peaches;
Also. every thing customers think Of
be likely 70 want.
No. 81, THIRD STREET, ST. PAUL; MINNESOTA.
Nov. 8, 1854. dGwly
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l;ent free of postage to all parts Of the Union 81
-------1 - chr ir,rSr pOOr I1-r p,,h

CHEAPEST BOOK EVER Pub
l'shc,i, and containing near.yso =
BILE the quantity Of reading matter
in that OF the Fifty cents or Do
lar Publications. 1t treats On
the SOLOGY OF MARRI-
AGE. and the secret intirmities
and disorders of youth and MAUI
rity, resulting from excuses which
destroy the physical and mental
powers observations on marriage,
Its duties and disqualillcations, h
their remedies: with lifhogranhS.
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MONEY! MONEY!!

y unlimited sums, can be obtained at c. Fl. Parkcr's
II Banking House, St. Paul, Z. H. Parker & Go.
Saltwater, at time during the next four mouths, on
No. paper, unincumbcred real estate in RAM
sey or Washington Counties. d&wtf
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For Sale,

ONE pair Of Platform Scales, which will weigh eight
~ hundred pounds. Also, for sale, eight iron bound
Barrels, designed for Liquor Dealers. Nov %
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-16
Notice TO RusineSS Men.

A LII Bills of Exchange, Premissory Notes and Ac-
IA counts, payable in this city, left the Banking
ice OF & ii PARKER, will be collected free charge
unless 1t is ncceSsary; II said demands paid,
when it is proper they will be protested. Nov %
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-16

IN the East and South constantly for sale at e ct.
~ premium, at &. II. PARKER'S Banking Office.
Let this be remembered.