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SVuN1S fact the Bhoys up country, say Eureka City
IL is the best point the Minnesota River; that
the Railroad they going to build eans Dubuque,
Iowa, 10 st. Paul, Minnesota. II Minnesota
yer right at Eureka; that the best Agricultural
country surrounding Eureka there is in the Territory
Now, IL don't believe 10 just up and for
yourself, and Will give alternate lot Of 300
valuable town lots by purchasing another, and i'm
proving it in such way it will creiitable to the
town. g. ADDISON BROWN,
Eureka City. Dec Ct, 1853. 16-1y
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Carpets! Carpets CARPETS J!

VIE subscriber most respectfully begs leave to in
FORM the citizens OF St. Paul vicinity that he
mas ls "ay opened an extensive and general assortment
OF House Furnishing Goods, in the Empire Block, ST.
Anthony street, near the American House, where he will
oer for sale all goods usually kept store OF this kind
at much less prices than the quality goods have
ever been sold In this market. Persons fine or
common Carpets, window Shades Curtains Gilt Corr
nices Paper angnss, Oil Cloths, Mats &c, &c.. will
hd they can now be accommodated in st. Paul, avoiding
the necessity of sending to ST. Louis or Chicago and
goods will be sold as low i'm ST. Louis.
ALSO, AGENT for the ROCHESTER SCALE WORKS
and CoVErT'S FIRE KING SAFES, a good assortment
Of which is now on hand.
o. KING, No. Empire Block.
st. Paul, August %. 1854.
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FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1, 1854
The Beard Of Trade-Meetins Of St. Paul Bust.
ness Men.


One Of the largest and quite the most bust
ness-like and harmonious public meeting we
have even witnessed in st. Paul, assembled al
Mazourka Hall on Wednesday evening" in pur-
STANCE Of the call for the purpose of forming a
Board of Trade. 1t appeared that the sentiment
Of ST. Paul independence" and the sensible
opinion that it was for the interest of St.
Paul's citizens to take hold of the management
Of their own business affairs had become firmly
impressed upon the minds of all present, and
that they had come together resolved to act in
concert and unity.
The proceedings published this morning
speak for themselves. There is nothing effer-
vescent or excitable in them. The resolutions
are pertinent, calm and decided-not in the
least calculated to offend any one, or to in
crease the difficulties under which We are now
laboring, brought upon us by want of self.de-
pendence and concert of action heretofore
The whole proceedings have the tone of hope
f1l and firm determination of action for the fl-
tare-the glorious future which awaits St. Paul
and her business interests, if We are but true to
ourselves.
We look upon this formation of Board Of
Trade, and the beneficial results which are to
fow from it, as the dawning Of new epoch in
st. Pauls history. The association will bring
together, in free and friendly intercourse the
various interests of trade aud commerce within
her borders. All those enlightened and liberal
views and sentiments which guide and govern
the actions Of the bona fde merchant and
tradesman throughout the Christian world, will
become generally didused and adopted in her
warehouses and countng-rooms and she will
at once assume positiue position among the
mercantile cities of Our country.
We rest the success of the st. Paul Board of
Trade, with confidence, in the hands where its
destinies were placed at the meeting on We'd
nesday evening.
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The Winslow House.

4uo J" 1lSlOW x1OUS0.
Junction Of ST. Anihony, Eagle and Fort sts., ST. Paul.
Messrs. CLEMENT & PARKER, Proprietors.
ANING taken this large and commodous Ho' sc
Il respectfully solicit a share OF public patronage.
The building new. having only been opened in July
last and as expense has been spared in furnishing
Offers TO III" travelling public that deseratum-
home. Being situated in the most business portion Of
the city, visitors, business pleasure, will find
their advantage to stop with The p-oIricors will
spare no pains TO furnish their table with every luxury
the market affords.
prepared 10 furnish pleasure parties, and hers, with
good turnouts. CLEMENT PARKER.
ST. Paul, Nov. 81, lS54-d&wly.
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MARKLEY & KERN.

DEALERS IN
II d W ARE, TOOLS AND CUTLERY,
On st. anthony ST., near tie American House,
"OUID call the attention of the citizens of st. Paul
and vicinity 10 their new, large, and well
stock Of
HOUSE FURNITURE,
Such Nails, Locks in all their Variety wrought cast,
Parliament and Strap Hinges. Bolts, Skaters, Fasteners,
Bras, Locks Screws, Laches Bell Pulls, and Door Rap
pers.
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Hand, Buck, Mil, Y. Back and Rip Saws; Hatchets,
Axes, broad and pitching Aze Spoke Sbaves, Drawing
Knives; Finer, Socket, Turning PAIRING Chsels; Au-
gurS, Braces TroweS Jack, Smoothing and Fore Planes,
Plows, bead Guages, boring Machines. Iatches and HAM
mers Flat, Round and Saw Files, Two and Four. Fold
Rules.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT.
Forks, Rakes Scythes Hoes, Curry-conbs
Trace, Back Breast, Timber Lock Chains, Grub Hoes
and Picks.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
Trays, Looking Glasses, Knives ami Forks, Spoons a
assortment OF sivcr-plae, britannia Japan
Ware; Boilers. Kettles, Frc-Dogs Shoves and Tougs,
Wse Ire Coffee Burners, Patent enomelei Iron Kct
ties, Ladies, Swimmers. rirOs Coffee Mills, Flat Irons,
Butcher, Cook and Carving Knives.
minGs Strrups, Bits, Buckles with Chain Pumps, Door
Scrapcrs, Corn Mills, Patent Balances AMI Counter Scales
st. Past May Is, 1854. WITT
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MONEY! MONEY!

seems the m"uey panic has created quite excite
m"nt among the citizens ST. Paul and surrounding
country. But J. W. Bass having purchased the entire
stock OF Cheap Clothing and Dry Goods of L. Greve,
created greater excitement. He is selling goods at such
cheap that Is within the reach OF all cothe
Selves for the coming winter So along all tn
poor and needy, snd purchase where you
least IS per cent.
Remember the stand Of L. Greve, opposite the Empire
Saloon, st. Paul.
County, merchants will find fine stock 10 replAnst
from--at New York prices-cai and see.
81 Paul, Nov. 1854. Il
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MARRIED.,

In Minneapolis, the g st instant, 10y Rev. J. c. Whit
ney, Mr. Isaac De Kay VI sS Amanda J. Van Vakru-
berg, both OF Kichland Precinct.
In Hldson the 2lst ut, by Pev. S. T. Calm, Ja-
cob Moser TO Miss Maria Shatcr both Cottage Grove,
Minnesota.
In Hu!son, on the goth inst, by Rev. Mr.. Gibson,
Lewis Brown, Esq, to Miss Frances J. Smonds Both
Of H., and formerly Of Vermont.
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Sherin''S Sale.

UlY virtue Of an Execution issued of, and under
IL the seal OF the District Court the County of
Ramsey, in the Territory Minnesota, upon judgment
rendered and dockcted in The said District Court Of the
County of Ramsey, the 18th day of November. 1854,
IN action wherein Alfred +. TOn and Matthews S.Ma-
loney are plaintiffs, and n. T. johnson and Charles G..
Bates are defendants in favor of plaintiffs and against
said defendants for the Of S3l0.s5, appears
record: have this day levied upon Two Billiard Tables,
as the property of said defendants, which property will
sell 10 the highest bidder at public auctio the Court
house in the city OF Saint Paul. County of Terri
tory of Minnesota, Saturday the second day OF Dec
ember next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to satisfy said
ton with interest and costs thereon.
A. NJ. FRIDLEY, Sheriff.
by A. ". TCLLIs, Deputy.
Saint PauI, November 18th. 1851.
WILKINSON, BABcocK & BRIsBIN, Att'ys.
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PAY YOUR TAXES.

NOTICE is hereby given that the tax duplicate OF
~ Ramsey county, for the year 1854, has been placed
in my hands with the proper warrant attached, recurring
me to collect the same Owners OF real estate per-
sonal property (ouside Of the city OF ST. PAUL. will there
fore take notice that all taxes assessed against them
must be paid Immediately. have authorized George
Hezlep to collect the same the duplicate with the
rant is in his han Is and will be found at his office OPP
posite the American Hotel in st. Paul.
Promptncss Of payment will save time, trouble and
costs. A. NJ. FRIDLEY,
Sheriff Of Ramsey County.
Sherin's once, st. Paul, Oct. IS, 1854. oct2Stf.
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Strayed.

nNE pair Of three years old Cattle came to the
~ closure of the undersigned November the OH,
1854, described follows-a deep red line back with
the brand the horn h. l. The is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take them away.
vat J. BRUCE.
Township % and Range n, Sec. 8, Nov. Is, 1854.
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EStrIV.

HtAME into the enclosure Of VIM. Baker, about the
~ 3D. of Nov. light bay horse colt. two old
Said colt has white hind and white the FORE
head The owner is requested to call, prove property
pay charges and take her away.
WILLIAM BAKER.
Groveland, Ramsey County, Mn..
St. Paul, Nov. 10, 1854. 4w
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@JT H e G He's IT. Is
SIR ASHLEY COOPER, t., NJ. D.,

| - ~ ~ l. ~ s>1&
SIRASTLEY COOPER, t., NJ. D.,
THE EMINENT MEDICAL PRACTITIONER, HAS
| LEFT A VALUABLE LEGACY TO THE WORLD
IN
GREAT PREVENTATIVE OF CONSUMPTION AND
CNFAlLlNG CURE FOR PULMONARY DISEASES
WITHOUT THE USE OF MEDICINE.
TO all persons of all ages conditions, as certain
and safe shield against those fearful diseases, Com
sumption, Brouthitis, Asthma, Coughs, Colds other
Affections of the lungs, which arise from the exposed
state of the chest, according TO fashion, ad the
| ual changes of our climate.
s'The PROTECTOR is simply chemically prepared fur,
lined It'll silk and padded, which, suspended from tie
neck, covers the chest in agreeable manner that,
! once worn. it becomes a necessity and a comfort.
SThe Proector,o although but recently IN
TO America is making rapid progress through the United
Staes the Canadas, South America and the West Indies
1t has for long time been staple article in England and
on the Continent of Europe, while it has grown in
countries to the position of an article OF dress.
To demonstrate these facts, enquire of English
ident i'm your vicinity of his knowledge the beneficial
effects of wearing the Protector. WITHOUT RECOURSE
TO DoCToRING of any kind. The cost of wearing
articles rite, and will last years. No
who values the health OF himself his family will
be without them. TIL" Hospitals in this not
alone recommending them, but rapidly Introducing Them
Harcourt, Bradley & Co.. of London, and Manchester,
England, were originally entrusted with the manufacture
the Protectors, by the lacnted DIR. Cooper
tlnue to IN nufacture according to his original
tions and therefore recommend those who would wear
s. The Protectors,'' to to their being genuine.
REMEMBER THIS is A STAPLE ARTICLE, AND NO
| PATENT Medicine.
refill PRICES.
GENTS SIZE, $3.50 each
LADIES do. LOO
bows s MISSES do Is
HARCOURT, BRADLEY CO.,
IS Ann Street. and lO1 Nassau Street,
NETWORK, U. S.
PRINCIPAL WAREHOUSE, lo2 Wood Street, Cheap
side, London.
MANUFAcroRy, A Market Street, Manchester, Eng
land.
H., B. & Co. establishing Depots for the sale Of
8. The PROTECTOR in all parts of America. Physicians,
surgeons, druggists, clohers, Dry Goods Merchants,
haters aud milers, also Genemen's Furnishing
Keepers entrusted with the wholesale aud retail dis
trbutiun of them, and to whom most liberal
offered for their enterprise, and splendid opportunity
opens TO them for and profitable business. For
Apply to
HARCOCRT. BRADLEY & co.
IS Ann Street, New-YorK, Us.
Sept. 81, 1851. w3m
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STRAY COLTS.

NAME into my enclosure the 29h Of Nov, at the
~ Bruihcy settlement, Ramsey County, Colts,
supposed TO be two scars od-one OF which is OF sorre
aid the other oi bay color. The is requested
prove property, pay charges and take them away.
Dec 80, 1854. (sdlw&w2) A. BENNETT.
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Emerson 4 Case.

LAND AGENTS, CIVIL. ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS,
Office, opposite the Empire Block, Upper Town.
WILL attend TO the purchase and Real Estate,
w Location Of Land Warrants, Collection of Debts,
Investment Of Money and Payment Of Taxes.
Having extensive knowledge OF all parts Of the Ter
rOry, pats Of all the Surveyed Lands Abstracts Of the
Entries made at the different Land Offices, good set OF
Engineering and Surveying Instruments, with great ex.
perence in our profession. shall be prepared do any
business entrusted to with prompness and accuracy.
All kinds Of Drawing and Mapping made to order.
81, 1854,
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THANKSGIVING.
Governors PrOCIama ton,

has become a custom with the American People to
have one day in the set apart for giving thanks
to Almighty God for his blessings upon them o ma
ton -
Therefore, I, Willis A. German, Governor Of the Ter
ritory of Minnesota do request all persons keep and
observe THURSDAY, THE 2lsT DAY OF DECEMBER,
for such purpose and all persons requested ab-
sta in their usual occupations day, and
fest in fit their obligations 10 the Great Rul-
the Universe his goodness as peopIe in
dividually and collectively. W. A. GORMAN.
Executive Dept Min. Ter.
Nov. 10, 1854.
J. TRAVIS EossER, Sec'y Min. Ter.
NOV. IL. 1854.
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ST. Paul Iron aud Brass Foundry.

ST. Paul Iron aud Brass Foundry.
TENHIS establishment is furnished with good as
scrtIncnt of Patterns, and is ready ill orders for
castings OF all descriptions short notice and reasUna-
bic Having experienced Pattern Maker, our
employ We prepared to get up patterns any de-
Scription that may be called Tor.
Also, Iron Turning and finishing.
Brass and Composition Casting made to order. Rabbit
metal. &C.. constantly on hand.
Old iron, brass and copper, taken In exchange for
work. +. b J. Is. GILMAN.
St. Paul, kLg. II, 1854. G&wly
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HEAR YE! HEAR YELL!

MOREOVER, nevertheless, accordingly, likewise,
vi notwithstanding the cry about READY MADE
CLOTHING! but you will fnd that the BOSTON CLO-
THING STORE under the Minnesotian Office, IL the
place where you purchase Clothing and Gents Fur
ushng GOODS of every description at wholesale retail
at the lowest casE prices. We have just received by the
War Eagle, Fall and Winter Goods Give a call.
and al-at the Boston Clothing store, under the
Minnesotian ONCE. g. G. GRISWOLD.
Sept. 27th, 1854. diff
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Names Of members Of the Association.
McClouds & Walker, Marshall & Co.
Ahram s. Elicit, Charles ID, Elicit.
+. Z. Collins. \. f. Tyson, Il Co.,
A. l.. Larpentcur, B. Presley,
c. Hamilton Co., J. X. Irvine & Co..
e.. G. GriswOld. Wood d Morse,
Chambln IL Morgan, VIM. ii. Randa ],
ID. Day. A. H. Moseley,
c. Mayo & Co, &C. Hoffman.
\ III. Cathcart, Culver & Fonscca
X. Galloway. Joseph Spell
j. l.. Farwcli & Co., Bond & Kellogg.
J. L. Fullerton, Markley u Kern,
c. L. Emerson, Stccs & Hunt,
ThoS. Foster, j. Cathcart,
d. Michaud, J. Holland,
Il. Weidc. j. Frost.
Alex. Rcy. LIB Waite & Co.,
Henry E. Ruel. ), {. J. IIcnniss,
Edward EIccnan, NJ. c. IIickney.
j. H. Bycrs. Owens Moore g. Pratt.
Irvine. Stone & Mccormick Winnie & Cooley,
c. II. Parker. VIM. Brewster,
J.W. Simpson & Co.
The remaining resolutions being under con-
sidcration for completion, the Chair appointed
the following committees under them:
Under the Second Resolution-Dr. David
Day, A. l.. Larpcnteur, C. l.. Emerson, N. E.
Tyson and J. McCloud.
Under the Third ResolutiOn-Dr. Thomas
Foster. d. Day. c. L. Emerson Abram S. Elicit
A. l.. Larpcnteur.
Under the Fourth Resolufion-A. II. Cath
cart, 6 ". Walker, and Henry E. Buel.
A dcsultory discussion ensued, during which
the committee under the second resolution, to
nominate permanent officers for the Associa-
ton. returned, and reported the following:
For Presidcnt--W. r. MARSHALL.
4" Vice Presidents. W. WALKER.
Sccrctary--C. J. HENNIss.
d" Treasurer--A. l.. LARPENrEuE.
The report of the committee was received
and the nominations made, were unanimously
confirmed.
On motion it was directed that committee
Of three be appointed to correspond with steam
boat Captains, capitalists and others at avail
able business points below us, with the view Of
tablshing direct communication with Chicago
Chair appointed Mcssrs. John p. Owens, l.. B.
Waite aud A. T. Chamblin the committee.
On motion of G. J. Henniss it was resolved
that when the meeting adjourns, it will adjourn
to meet at the Court House, On Wednesday
evening next.
On motion Of DR.. Thos. Foster, the proceed
ings Of the meeting were ordered to he pub
lished in the newspapers of the city.
The meeting then adjourned
WM. r. MARSHALL,
Chairman.
J. NJ. Stone, Sec'ry.
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DRs, HADFIELD & BOYD,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS SURGEONS,
OFFICE Third Street, next door to Bucis.
Residence Fort ST., 2J door from the Smelling H,use.
ST. Paul, Nov. %, 1851. dSSw If
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Illinois Central Railroad.

kaa &C. !: 49, LIE
FALL ARRANGEMENT
nN and after Monday, Oct. 3Oib. 1854, Trains thi
~ route will run in connection with the Gal,na and
Chicago Union Railroad daily, Except Sundays
lows:
Leave Galena.
First Express and Mail Train at A. NJ, arriving in
Chicago at $50 p. NJ.
Second Express Train p. NJ, arriving in Chicago
at > An, next morning.
Leave Chicago,
First Express and Mail Train $40 A. NJ, arriving
in Cialena al 5 p. NJ.
Second Express Train at P. NJ, arriving in Galena
6:l5 A. NJ, next morning.
No change OF Cars or Baggage on this route.
Freight Trains leave Galena $50 A. NJ. daily, Tex
cepi Suniays.)
Frcights billed directly through Chicago, and
without change OF cars.
J. B. wYMAN, Superintendent.
October q, 1854. d&wtf.
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DIED.

In this city, Monday, Nov. %, HENRY c second son
OF Lake and Mary Ann Marvin, aged years ami / l
months.
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St. Paul Mutual Insurance Company.
Capital Stock $4,000, and Constantly Increasing.
ALEX. WILKIN, President;
MURRAY, Vice President;
GEORGE HARRINGTON, Secretary;
II PARKER, Treasurer;
Are prepared to issue Cash Mutual Policies.
favorable rates OF premium other responsible
pnn:.
BOARp OF DIRECTORS:
Franklin Steele, Alexander Ramsey,
Chas Bprup, Alexander Wkin,
Chas II Parker, Henry Rice,
Cias ID Fillmore, William l. Amea,
Levi Sloan, William Murray,
John Farrington, Geo w harrington,
Abraham NJ Frdley,
Office on st. Anthony street, in formerly occu-
pied by the Territorial Secretary.
Feb, 1S54--22-ly
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Eszizz5a E4zAE.2 sXzA12 .sz1.zz.5 So! ]
ss.se al EEsssEszyE GszssEs.sE GEsrz9E SsEs5s2
Established i'm 1851.

Established i'm S5l.
NORTH-W ESTERN EXPRESS COMPANY
connecting with the American Express company,
TO ALL THE PRINCIPAL POINTS UNITED
STATES. CANADA AND EUROPE.
HNIIE cheapest and safest transporting light
IL and valuable Coods-SpeCie and Bdnk Notes.
Particular attention paid 10 the collection of Notes.
Bills. Drafts and Accounts Purchase and Sale of Mer
chdndi1e.
Lost freight and baggage looked up and delivered to
owners, ETC.. etc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Weekly.
EfOFFICE-At the Book Store of HJwitz s. Co., OPP
posite the Post ONCE.
J.C. BURBANK 4 CO., Proprictors.
ST. Paul, Nov. IL, 1854. DIFF
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GEORGE A. NOURSE,

GEORGE A. NOURSE,
Attorney and Counsellor Law.
once opposite Spooner's Building, Lower Town,
ST. ANTHONY, MINNESOTA.
REFERENCEs.-Prof. Parsons, Law School, Cam
bridge; Prof Parker. do do; Hon g Ioring, do do ;
Chief Justice Shaw, Boston; Hon Loring, do T J d
Fuller, NJ c. Calais, Me; washburne, NJ c, Galena,
III Dutton. Richardson x Co, Boston; Batcheder, Mann
Co, do; Stephen Brown & Sons, do; L Upton, Esq,
StAnthony.
Nov 1S, ,54--164
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CATHCART g. CO.,

~OCLD call the attention of the trade throughout
w the Territory to their wholesale Department.
sisting Of
70 Bales brown shifting bales strip'd shifting,
8 bales Canton Flannels l do heavy cotton duck,
%. do Brown Drilling IS prs red t!anneis
do dennis & blue drill 10 prs blue and grey flannel,
lings 20 prs white grey do
do Bed Ticking IS prs Batting
800 prs assorted prints 80 doz Buck gloves mts,
- bales seamless bags 50 prs Crash
100 doz Knitted socks
With a large assortment OF Threads. Hats, Caps, Wool
en- Yarn, Comforters, cic.. etc.
Our advantages in the eastern markets, warrants in
saying that sci! goods cheap they can be
bought in ST. Louis, Chicago OF Gaena, adding the trans
pol tation. call ami an examination will convince the
buyer. CATICART l. CO.
Oci. 4. 1854 Gaw
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l Gardner will be the first Governor
elected by the people in Massachusetts, since
lS47.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 16.

CINCINNATI, NOV. 10.
The National Know Nothing Convention is
understood to be in session in this city. Moth
ing is known Of their proceedings or their OBJ
jeets-
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MERCHANTS HOTEL.

CORNER THIRD T. JACKSON STREETS.
THIS Hotel is now opened for fhe reception Of vi>-
i tiers. 1t is newly built and thoroughly furnished
with new and neat furniture.
V. X. ROCTT, Proprietor.
81. Paul, Dec. I, 1854. CI&wtO
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no If any one speaks evil Of you, let your
life be so virtuous that none will believe him.
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MER & HAYW ARD
GEORGIA Money.

ESSRS. Mackubin X Edgerton, in their card to the
WI public, state that " they have been Informed
what they consider good au.hory,S that the Atlanta
and Merchants Bank of Macon, Geor have fall
cd. As to Macon. we know not but pronounce any
such report relative Atlanta, false, and shall continue
to issue and receive it the public usua-Brokers
included. BORCP Il CAKES.
ST Paul, Nov u, IS5i--d 81 Il
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HORACE PENFIELD,
LATE OF UTICA, NEW YORK.

LATE OF UTICA, NEW YORK.
T1AS established in St Paul, on Fourth,
between st Peters and Market street, ..&T III
an extensive Carriage Mandatory, sNSAa3S
where he expects and is determined stA2SHax3
Keep up the reputation of the work which 'MMH-S5yiS
has heretofore been turned out of his shk7skk1
Enlistment at his old location. He will employ but
the best wOrkmcn. nothing but the best OF timber
and iron. allow trimming. painting, finishing about
his establishment that will stand the test of the most
rigid scrutnZcr in taste and tye,warrant all work done
about the establishment. and sell prices much lower
than has heretofore been afforded in Minnesota
All descriptions Of repairing and obbng done to order
upon any Kind work in the carriage wagon and vehi-
Gle line Seics, slc'ls, and all articles for winter, will
be manufactured ami on hand i'm
short all fail to be suited by call
ing az the Mandatory
July 6, 1854 d&wtf