Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-06-20


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WE again appear public,
Wy this .p SATISFIED a., than ever r. ;' the ss.s
benefits resulting from liberal advertising.
Just Arrived Another Inmsn.e stock q
MEDICINES pS S.aS rA kEI.os se9ss' &C., At
se 1s To, nsTS p s,Ir 4HYe STORE
The "old Brown Drug store" s,in In the Asee.Sa.ss
WYE largest cheapest and assor
msn Of everything in our line ever yet brought st. Paul
customers and friends generally call early for
and quality Of every article Ne
be allowed the sOd Brown Drug Sore without trade
myI5-dtf Upper Tosn.
INSEED OIL and Turpentine just received large supply Of
myI5-dtf Paint and OIL Store.
WINDOW GLAss-.-DiRE IMP0RT r.a1 Uos:,
w Window Glass In
@ Our scI from Pittsburgh on
% and ss IN
orer without breakase. Call and leave your eTers early at
At the Old Brown Drug Store, st. Anthonyst.-
FRESH GARDEN sEEDs--N0W's THE TIME:
enough to plant the Tertcry-all raised in 1855 Js
Sss too s sn and
Old Brown Drug store.
HOPS HOPS, HOPS.
Y the bale, SACK pound and cheap-where's the
b good the Terrl'
tory to hop I'M BOND & KELLOGG,S
my15-dtf City Drug Store, Upper 1ossiL
THE WAR IN EUROPE,
A and low water the frelghts but everything can sim BE- had
at our ordinary low prices to prompt cash
my15-dy Cheap Cash Drug Store, Upper Tenn.
We again present pubO-ona-half whom this
strangers to U.S. the following
VERY POPULAR REMEDIES.
BONDS PREPARATORY,
a fresh supply always on hand:
w articles the receipts for which, the su C.,e Thoss-
and Dollars was paid few years s. now IN our pos
These preparations thirty
the people Of year,
been of the most gratifying character.
We name nc sx B sh1 A nsGdISs X PLASTER
for pains ''f BONDS s'ii SAVE ~
for cuts ''. so SS15;'s T sTsr' OINTMENT;
for letter and BONDS 81 X ssr FHIE OINTMENT
remedy 'I n "a SlnSs q GOLDEN OINTMENT,
remedy for the s 1;s ~ si Eye hsss s2lvr
for Sore weak 'l so !SsiSsa c 81; SYRUP
pleasant and sSSDs ETERa F Gd
cleansing all kinds material Of paintr oi status,
&c, without injury to the most delicate textures:
And all other articles kept by Druggists at the lowest possible
rates.
HENRY McKENTY,
Onice-Old Office Building, Thrd-si., St. ra.i.
AND bought and sold throughout the Territory
Nc,c- York. Minnesot6.
Gilbert Davis, Esq. Gov. w. A.. German;
Daniel Curtis Esq, Hon. W. II. WEIGH, Chief JUS
Messrs Thompson& Nephcw,Ion. II. NJ Rice, Beessss to
Philadelphia. Rice, moiinxshead Becker,
Joseph ratteson ESQ, rresi- attorneys a Law,
Mess Drexe Co.. Bankers, j. Rsscr Esq, Secretary Vt
Freed, Ward 4 Freed, Ames Van Etten, Attorneys
STEERS, James Co., Rev. !. X. Fullerton, Register
r, Bailey Co" =. $; Land Once,
Public, ceiver U. s. Land Once,
II. Messehert, Attorney at Law,r. T. Mann, N. D.
james Kitchen, NJ D.,
William Stoever. Esq
TO CAPITALISTS, FARMERS AND EMI0RAN1I.
NHE UNDERSIGNED has always hand for sale ~
i time, from Ten to Twenty Thousand Acres Of rural
and degrees Of improvement prices corresponding with theses
Alsoopcry in St. Paul and suburbs, and in xankao City
He at all times accommodate, terms, an
ons who really wishcs to purchase.
Dealer In Real Estate, ST. Paul, n. z.
OrFIcE-The Old Post-Cice Building, Third street
st. Paul, May Is, 1864.
IS FARMS FOR SALE-TO PR CTICAL FARME.aS.
'HiS notice t. real Farmers, not TO speculaors who
Il tend be farmers.
practical Farmers, say that have on hand now
farms for sae land always have from twenty
fvc) which from two to miles from ST. Paul.
From residence In this Territory,
specon Of all the lands this City, enabled
the best selections.
therefore all persons wishing cultivate the s, ~
give me call.
My Farms various degrees improvements
myself that can please all.
Terms made TO suit purchasers.
HENRY NcKENTY,
Dealer In Real Eststes
OrrIcE-oh Post-OMce Building, Third strsst.
May is, 1854.
NEW GOODS.
lust received in the Brick Store formerly occupied xes.