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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-07-18

An Indiana paper states that one David
Van Alstyn has been mu,cted in $4,000 damages
in breach of promise case in which Miss Hand
was the plaintiff. Served him right. David had
no business to indulge in any slight of hand per-
formapcoS.
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CO An exchange contains the following lively
renort from the neighborhood Of Kansas: it WAS

taken Oh the ground as late as June 18th
''The country is swarmin. with emf grants
Men OH horseback, with cup and skillet, andham,
four and coffee tied on behind, and with axes
sioadcrcd, are facing westward: while gentle
men AMI ladies are driving fur;ously to and fro
in carriages, printers writing, lawyers peaking,
doctors eallanting ladies and selecting sites for
residences, companies with flags waving, stalking
out the vast prarics trees falling, tents stretch
ing. cabins going up. everything. alive and every
thing wide awake. ilurrah for Kansas! ''West-
ward the star Of empire takes its way.''
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-07-18

Cuo1ERA IN JANAICA.-Bv the arrival of the
Illinois, Kingston dates are to the 18th inst. The
cholera was still prevailing to an alarming extent
ON the plantations. The disease had abatcd at
Anotto Bay. but was very yiruent in the neigh
horhooi. In the District Of Eycrton. in Saint
Thomas in the Vale, Of 80 cases, - had proved
fatal. At St. AIMS Bay 20 deaths had occurred,
and in, Spanish Town, during the five weeks from
ODD April to 9th May, the number of cases of
confirmed cholera was 354, and the deaths 1856,
while 2lS had recovered and were under treat
mcnt.
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The CnoLEEA.-The cholera this season, ap-
pears 10 have developed itself spontaneously in
every quarter in the North American continent.
including the West India Islands. In the City OF
Mexico, in 4 population Of some 100000, the
deaths ere reported as having risen to POO per
day. Iexico is in valley seven thousand feet
above th level of the sea, higher than the Hottest
mountain peak in the United States east of Nissis-
sipp;. This altitude, according to MI our prccon
c6iYCd notions Of the cholera, should exempt the
Mexican capitol from the scourge. But the city
Of Mexico is an exceedingly filthy place, and is
surrounded BY lakes-some salt and some fresh
water-and the exhaations from the filthy shores
Of these lakes added to the filth of The city itself,
viii account for the dreadful harvest there of
King Cholera. jamaica is reported as undergo
ing another defamation OF its people By the
pestilencc: but the heat of its climate, and the
density Of its vegetation, the vegetarian, lazy ana
filthy habits of the population. and other tropical
causes, will account for it. From New Orleans
to the waters of the Upper Mississippi, we have
reports of the cholera. 1t is at Cincinnati, it is
at Washington, it is at Baltimore, it is at Phila-
delphia. it is at Boston. it is here, it appears to
be ovcrywhere.-N. Z. Herald.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-07-18

MEAT EATING IN New YoRK.-The n. Y. Tribune
gives the number of animals buchered in that city,
during the two first quarters of 1854, as follows:
Calves 43,5l3 Sheep and lambs, los, l2S; Swine,
ll4,16 Beeves, 1878; Total, 400,S95. OF the
from Illinois.
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THE RICHEST YEr.-At one of our hotels on
Tuesday, gentleman who evidently had not 'been
there extensively. provided himself with cigar
from the Office aud after smoking it half UP, re-
turned it, saying that he had used it all he
wanted to. and was going to take walk: if the
clerk heard any one ask for cigar, he could sell
ii 10 him if possiblc-if not. he would like to have
it saved till his returns Literal fact.-Nec
Hqren Palladium.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-07-18

DEATH FROM THE BITE OF SNAKE.-On the
18th inst, Purnell jackson, Of Worcester county.
Nd, was bitten on the end of his fingers by cop
per-head snake, from the effects of which he died
the next day. Immediately after being bit he
drank large quantity of whisky, thinking it
would counteract the poison, but unfortunately it
had no such effect. When he died the whole of
his arm and portion of his body, the Shield says,
We're perfectly green.
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ALLEN PIERSE.

Attorney at Lar and General Land Aqent.
HAVING been Register of the Land Ofe under the late ad
Administrations he Is able To select the best land
ry subject TO entry, and will the regularity
tons made by him.
WI" locate land warrants ard invest mOneywarranng
NJ OF is on the former and "A the
for from TO three charge half the
these commissions.
ONCE on Cedar street, door the Episcopal Church,
Paul, mvI5-tf
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WILD ''IScUNs."-Ex. Gov. John Reynolds, of
Illinois, in new history of this State, thus gives
the origin Of the name of Chicago:
The name Chicago is of Indian etymology, and
signifies in the Miami language ''the land of on
ions,'' or 'wild onion field :" by which name this
locality for many ages has been known.
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WM. w. FINCH, NJ. D..

OFFERS his professional services
Oand vicinity.
on = in Judge Lamberts brick building.
Social attention will be given NEURALGIA
Srcua. and all chronic familiar the
of ether operations in will be performed
cnce without pain, il desired Pure Vaccine
part Of the coany by receipt dollar
post paid.
References.
Prof. MeCiptock. of Philadelphia College Medicine.
Perkins, Vermont Medical College.
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ORIGIN OF THE JAPAN ExPEpITIoN.-As some
thing has been said in regard to the origin of this
rxredition, which is likely to be fruitful of such
Great results, l may mention what know to be the
facts at the time, rs heard them from the Sec
rotary of State, Mr.. Webster. Commodore Aulick
was going out in the Susquehanna, and was after
leaving Mr.. Schenck and others at Rio, to pro-
cccd to Canton, where he was to take command
to Mr.. Webster that there were in San Francisco
I; number Of Japanese, the crew of Japan junk,
who had been wrecked and been rescued by the
American ship Ackland, and brought into Califor-
nin. As some of our seamen have been at various
times wrecked the Japan coast and very bar
barousy treated, it suggested that by sending
home these Japanese, we might impress upon that
Government the expediency of more humane
policy. Mr.. Webster adopted the suggestion, and
wrote Il letter to the Secretary of the Navy, Mr..
Graham. stating his views on the subject, and re-
guessing that some suitable vessel be asst gncd for
taking home the Japanese crew. Mr.. Webster
also seized upon this opportunity, rs heard HIM
state II the time. 10 write letter to the Emperor
Of Japan, proposing to enter into treaty Of amity
and commerce.. This letter was to be conveyed
by Commodore Aulick, who was TO proceed, with
such naval fo,ce rs he might command, TO Jeddo
and deliver It. Bat owing to the intervention of
yar,o0s circumstances and particularly certain
charges preferred by Mr.. SchencS and others
against Commodore Aulick, he was prevented
from executing his mission.
The whole scheme was we'll conceived and has
been WI! carried ont ~ the present Adminstra-
tion.-J0urRGi Of Commerce..
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SUSPENSION EXTRAoRDiNARY.-PersOn in the
vicinity of the Mansion House, yesterday after
noon, were surprised by seeing man hanging by
his hands out of four story window of that
building. 1t appeared that he had intended to
lei himself fall from that height, but changing his
mind, remained suspended without the power to
draw himself back. Several persons ran up to
the room, ard succeeded in drawing him in, Just
Is his strength failing him, and when a few
seconds more would have insured his being dashed
to the ground. He seemed to be laboring under
some species of insanity.-BuG. Dem.
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Cs57 The Sultan Of Turkey is 81 years old. and
mas rcigued since July. 1899.
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CHARLES J. HENNISs.

4 TTORNEy AND COUNSELOR At LAW, Notary Pablo
~ and Commissioner for Pennsylvania. Office Nessrs.
Randall X Co.'s Store. Lower Landing.
ST. Paul, Nay Is, iS5i-df
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VIM. D'GNCH, W. r. CAMPBELL,
D'ENCH CAMPBELL,
Wholesale Dealers and Importers in
DRuGs che%isas Paints. os Glass Dye;stgs &c. No
June 23-dw6m~.
ST.LOUIS TYPE FOUNDRY 3 PAPER WAREHOUSE
Established d 4 4, W D. ,s49 $40
TYPE dns 3 Gas 4Sp 9e psAh hsu
PRESS DEpoT-sHARK ALLEY,
l. tabllshment, every variety type,
Paper Ink Printing Presses Rule Borders Flowers and every
other article used in Printing Ofice.
A. p. I Co., have lately made additions to their former
assortment Of Book and Newspaper Type of Matrices imported
from Scotland, and have complete series. Also,
series of German Faces.
selected from any specimen at Eastern prices.
Printing Paper; aso Cap, letter. Coored Manila Papers,
Cards and Card Boards, all of which will be sold the most
steresyping and Engraving will promptly
Editors Printers wishing establish Newspaper or Job
Printing Olce will be furnished with estimate
the by stating the size Of the paper the particular style
and quantity Of work to be executed.
Wood Type, a large assortment always on hand.
pound 0'N '''' '"N'A " '|A'' ~" % '''' 'e''' '''
n. supplied establishment
type which paper printed specimen our
Scotch Bourgeois and Nonpariel.
Cash paid for Rags. my15;*
Drs. BILLS & MOVES,
OPERATIVE DESTIs OF BLOCK
No. Fourth Street, ST. Louis Mo-, Lcv g. Grcx.on.
Hat and Fur Store.
REFERENCES:
Rev. D. G: Estes, Messrs. R. II. Miller Co.,
Mr. John R. Hammond, Townsend, Robinson
Messrs. L. A. & S. Il. Filley, & Co.
DR.. Vanzandt.
Dentists orders promptly attended to. my15;u
WOLFF e. HOPPE,
No. 179 North Main Street, 81. Louis, No.,
GERMAN FRENCH AND ENGsn FANCY AND TOY
CONSTANTLY hand, complete assortment of Looking
~ Classes all sizes; Guns, Pistols and Sporting Articles;
Buttons Brushes Purses, Porte Manas; Indian, Mexican,
mery kinds Cutlery Razors, Scissors
Spoons Hooks and Eyes, Suspenders Ensh FRENCH
Hosiery complete assortment and General Assortment
Gold and Gilt Jewelry. my15;1y
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CIGARS,
North Main Street, under the Virynia HOTEL ST. LOUIS
keep always on hand large and superior stock Of Impor
May IA, 1854. my15;1y
CHARLES ROGERS,
154 Main Street, st. Louis, NO.,
ENGLISH q AND snS MRN "
CUTLERY.
Also, Agent for Iron Safes and whitemOre's Machine
r. L. & n. VANDEVENTER & CO.,
,> Wholesale Dealers in
No. 1872 and 1854 Main street, of Washington
I'VE are now receiving from our in New
w Spring Stock which will be unusually large and
fabrics the French cloth, and
Shirts Furnishing Goods, Umoellas, Carpet Bags &C.
shall receive these Goods from several different
Persons dealing in the above articles particularly
call and examine stock goods at as
prices and liberal city.
my15N p. l.. & II. VAN DEVENTER & 20.
VIRGINIA HOTEL, ST. LOUIS, MO-,
TNRONTING Main, Green and Second Streets H.
IL Spar & John G. Spar, Proprietors. my15-tf
NJ. II. CULLEN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. SO Chestnut street, st. Louis, No.,
WILL attend strictly all business entrusted his
w Refers to T. NJ. NEwsoN Esq, Editor the Times.
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= In 1850 Russia contained population of
nearly sixty-,hrec millions. In 1851 Austria had
population OF thirty six and a half millions:
the two together making nearly one hundred mil
lions in the aggregate. Here is a hoard not
cquallcd by the army of Xcrxes, and the north
cIn barbarians. Goths and Nandals of the ancient
time. The two added together give larger
figure than the population Of Great Britain,
France. Sweden, Denmark, Turkey and the
Netherlands all put together. What vast
amount of brute force is thus combined in the
growing infant Of republcanism in the old world
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The \. Y. Tribune learns :. That an American
citizen, belonging to that category recognized as
such hy the nationality doctrines Of Mr. Marcy, in
his IIulseman letter, but now in France, has been
compelled by the French authorities to draw in
The CONSUMPTION, and having drawn an unlucky
number, has been placed in the rank and file Of
the French Army. An active negotiation is now
going on at Paris for this mans liberation, and
the French Cabinet is being pressed to make a
final decision on the European doctrine of 'once
subject. always subject The name of the
individual in question is Menard.''
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NORTH WEST

SADDLE, HARNESS ANDLEATHERS STORE.
At the old stand in the Rice building, 81. anthony Street,
WHERE may be found general assortment Of Saddles
w Harness. Trunks, Vaises Carpet Bags, &c, 6c brass
and Silver plated Carriage common double and single
Harness. Whips, Lashes, Haers, Riding Brides &c &c; aiso
Sole and Upper Leather, Calf Kip Skins, Pink Ahngs
Lasts, Pegs thread and nails, good assortment.
Work made to order, repairing short noce-terms
ready pay only. Imyl5-Iyl A. p. SPOFFORD.
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TULLis, LIVINGSTON g. CO.,

TULLiS, LIVINGSTON L. Co..
AT THE RICE HOUSE,
T/EEP constantly hand large supply of fresh Family
n Groceries and Provisions, which they sell at
wholesale and retail, small advance st. Louis
Cincinnati prices.
The following comprises portion of their stock:
20 hhds Sugar-N and clarified;
20 bbls Sugar-crushed and powdered
40 bbls n Moasses
90 bbls Belcher's y o Golden Syrup
80 boxes Western Reserve Chees--warranted
40 casks Bacon Hams and Shoulders, every piece
ranted-Henry Ames Co.'s brand;
90 bbls Mess Pors-city packed;
casks Dried Beef;
20 bbls Leaf Lard;
as kegs No Leaf Lard, for family use;
5 drums No Codfsh
10 boxes Dried Hcrring
% 1bls and half-bbls Mackere Nos. anl2;
20 boxes Tobacco;
bbls and dry Tobacco;
10 bags Cofee
10 chests Tea, assorted;
80 boxes Soap, do
40 90 Star Candles:
80 do Tallow Candles
200 bushels Dried Apples;
90 do Dried Peaches;
25 kegs Powder;
half-bbis Prunes;
casks English CUrrants;
10 boxes Raisins.
Our purchased with during
present months article
winered Minnesota can therefore our goods
to be or the best quality, and sell them lower than
have before been named in this market. t. L. & co.
| St. Paul, May Is. lS5i.-tf.
LNREsH ARXlvAL.-By the Excelsior this day have
Il received
| 10 hogsheads Sugar, casks Amos s. Co.'s Hams,
10 barrels Fresh Eggs, chests Tea,
Upon every Packets receive
will supply
| toners with everything in our line .
| st. Paul, May Is, Is5i.-u
DIGS FEET-ust received from Cncnnat 100 kegs and
SO haf-bb. of Spiced Pigs Feet put up by H. T. Becky
| for family TULLIS, LIVINGSTON & co.
|
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GRAY, DENsMORE & PHELPS,

WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
2O7 South Water Street, Chicago.
F. d. GRAY, E. w. DENsMoRE, GEO. II. PHELPS,
TEEP and Of goods their line,
n consisting and Sugars, Molases, Syr
ups Coffee, and black Teas, ground
Pepper Spice Cinnamon Cloves, Mustard Ginger
Hackere picked and smoked Herrng Candies, lump
Tobacco Ran Pals, Tubs, Churns, Saleratus and
complete OF articles pertaining to the Wholesale
Grocery trade.
Agents for schagtcoke Powder equal any made
the world.
SalamanGer Safes, manufactured in Boston,
which exposed the In the great fires at
other places, and Instance the
books and papers ont unharmed -
GRAY, DENSMORE & PHELPS,
l-tf South Water-st.
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s. s. BRAINERD,
HOrSE AND STEAMBOAT EJRNISHJNG STORE.

(Netc) No. ITO Fourth street, ST. Louis No.,
MANUFACTURERS Of Shower Baths Bathing Tubs, Hip and
Nl Sponge Baths Regsraors, Ice Chests, Water Coolers
Dealers Cream Feezers Kettles Sad and Laun
dry Brass Kettles Kitchen Hardware, Britannia and Plated
Wares Lamps, Spoons &C., Knives and Forks Pocket Knives
and Scissors Planished Plain and Japanned Tin Ware.
Willow Rattan and Wooden Wares Mats, Brushes Feather
Duster Bonzed Hat Stands Bird Cages Hobby Horses Cabs
&C. Fishing Tacke Fancy Goods Church Fairs, all
low prices for cash or approved credit.
N B-Agent for Scots Patient and Spenoers Patent Iron
Refrigerators; Washing Machines. my15-tf
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RRADLEY HOUSE. GALENA. III.

BRADLEY HOUSE, GALENA, ILL.
NHE subscrbe having and thorough
y renovated it, prepared to furnish customers with good
will find at this house those So much
myl5-tf J. s. HOLMES.
II. +. MILLER, -
Saddle Trunk and Harness. Maker Main-st., Galena, Ill.,,
Els on hand every article IN MS ne gooas
N are all from Oak Tanned Leather tanned In
cd ooze steam and better and more sercabe than
from Minnesota wishing
are requested to give him call. myl6-ly"
v,pr mo- NOTICE no PRINIEK Ysuv, IN ,e,,
rIHE subscribers having Agency Of the above
Foundry are now ready to furnish at the shortest notices.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TYPE, BORDERS, CUTS AND
PRINTING MATERIAL GENERALLY.
The Type manufactured at this establishment are all OF the
latest cut and inferior to in the United States
stock FONTS at the following prices adding transportation
Nonpariei 'oS cents.
brewer .'''''.'''........... ......'''''''''a
iourgeols. ..................'.'...SI
Long Primer ..........................3i "
small Pica''''. .................'..
shall have on hand on the opening of navigation, an
somen of Plain and Fancy Job Type Brass Rule Leads &
of the different knds that MI orders without delay
Orders received Presses the most celebrated manu-
facure in the country Also Cases. Chases Composing Scks
aad all articles used in the business.
The subscribers confidently recommend the material manufac
satisfaction.
N. B-Prices Foundry adding transportation
Galcna, December 90, 1853. my15;tf
GALENA CITY MARBLE MANUFACTORY.
VIE Keeps constantly hand general assort
ment of Monuments, TombsabS, Head Stones, etc., which
he is ready to finish on short notice. having now been three
this
arrangements direct with celebrated Rutland, Vermont
qarre and keeping none but the very workmen he
enabled cheap give better safacon than can
be given by those sending irresponsible agents from shops
Ny arrangements are that my
work at the door of when desired. All
work contracted for by agents. will be according
to The undersigned ascent for the sale of French
Burr Mill Stones Dutch Boiling Cloths, NOyes Grt and Corn
Mills, Mill ron Screen Wire, Plaster, Shop and Ware
House, corner of Lcvce and Spring street, lower bridge
myl5;tf r. L. ROSEBROUGH.
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w. 5. SWIMMER,
GENERAL NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENT,
No. IA Second Street, Opposite the Post Qce,) St. Louis, Mo-
REFERENCES:
Messrs. X. & w. Campbell, Messrs. Hayden Wilson,
Adolphus Meier Co. &c H. & r. B. White.
myl5;tf & Co.
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SAINT PAUL MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY.
o.. IL - CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000. rs - .a8
OFFICE ON SAINT ANTHONY SHEET, IN THE TINES
seqses 90 strH BUILDIN0sn 1855 hEe - sfiu4
prepared TO issue the most favorable
IA BOARD OF DIRECTIONS: -
w. L. Ames, .E-r Alex. Wlukfns
W.P. Murray, Alex. Ramsey,
Chas. W. Borup, ffe- : A. II. Fridley, hasl
Chas b. Parker, Franklin Steele,
Chas ID. Fillmore, 1855 = Levi Sloan, ~ r
Jno. Harrington, Geo. W. 1Nrngtoa.
ALEX. wILKIN, President.
...f W. p. MURRAY, Vice President. ~ rCr
GEO. W. FARRINoToN, Secretary.
CHAs. H. PARKER, Treasurer. as ,ttlf
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Geo. w. harrington, C. D. Fillmore,
Alex. Wukln, j Jno. Harrington, -
Levi Sloan. -'''-
myI5;n eco GEO. w. HARRINGTON, secsy,
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CHARLES WOOLLETT,
General Commission and Advertising Agent.

&C LAKE STRRET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
RESPECTFULLY intention to establish myself
permanently business, In this city, and offer services to
sales Produce purchases of Merchandise Lumber,
commson together with business which requires per-
attention. which experience OF seventeen
pursuits knowledge Of the
trade, qualified effect the most advantageous
terms, thereby frequently obvang the Inconvenience and
pene leaving and business. Hoping to be favor
your commands trusting that this introduction lead
extensive and mutually beneficial, and assuring
Of best efforts in your behalf, am truly yours
CHAS. WOOLLETT.
REFERS Aid. W. Kennedy, e. B. Williams w. Wayman,
NJ L. Keith A. H. Backa Esq, John Rogers, Esq IL Frnk,
Esq. Messrs. Nugent & Owens. may 14u
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EG3 g. EG5 SOutl, Water ST., up stairs
UYlEEAUR. SATTLER s. CO.,

CHICAGO, ILL.,,
IMPORTERS Jobbers German, French English
Goods, Cutlery, Guns, Res Pistols, Victims,
Looking Glass Plates, Dolls Chlrens Notions
German Hardware Among this stock be found
follows:
Pocket Pen, Bowie, Bucher Pencils Of the best
Hunting and Shoe Knives tUrers.
Table Knives and Forks. Domnos, Tobacco 4 Snuff Box
Scissors and Razors.
Revovers, PortmOne Segar Cases, Segar
the best manufacture. Points.
Percussion Caps. All kinds Of Fancy Pipes.
Plated Ware. French Perfumery.
Patent and Common Skates. Looking Glasses and Looking
Compasses of every variety. Glass Plates.
Bench Vices Plyers, Nppers, Jewery.
Spring Braces, Saw Scss. Toy Watches.
Fish Lines Hooks. Spectaces and Spectacle Cases.
All kinds of Saws. Playing Cards.
Sheep and Horse Shears Accordeons, Harmonicas, Gu
Jewsharps. tars, Flutes, and Flunas
States and Slate Pencils Hair, Flesh and Tooth Brush
Dog Chains, Curry Combs.
Rat and Fox Traps. All kinds Of Combs.
Steel Pens. Pen Holders.
Together with large assortment Of Toys.
Having experience and extensive and reliable
business Europe, UNUSUAL advantages
importing Goods direct the Manufacturer which
quantities enable to sell
Philadelphia.
With domestic manufacturers, have entered into such
enable Job their Goods at their FACTORY
PRICES. UHRLAUB, SATTLER b co.
May 15-tf.
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A NEW LANYARD n ST. PAUL.

s. Bradley Co. would citizens Of Minnesota
that they viii open aTan-Yad in few days near WIN
A and viii be Hides, at the highest
and sell Leather Wholesale Retail a. tneH
I'D stand, st. Anthony --.- may 30-dtf.
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WOODWORTH'S PATENT PLANNING MACHINES.
w the newest Improvements attached
w by the Subscriber at various prices Said Machines can
1000 Of Lumber hour width
from to "a inches.
RIGHT to the Machines also be had at
reasonable rates by applying to the Subscriber at Chicago
June elm. ROBERT STEWART.
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THE PEOPLES STORE!
100 Lake Street, Chicago.


MILLS. BOWEN, DILLENBECK & CO.,
successors n. II. Wood,)
WHOLESALE Retail Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
w Goods, Notions, Watches, Clocks, Gold and
Gilt JeTery varieties, New York prices.
Merchants, Peders,
friends and all, unlimited stock, and
goods and prices will convince
that IL their interest to buy Of US.
We shall the below for Retail Department,
and spare pains make the most
pete desirable in this MARKET and continued
prices which offer goods hope
and receive the appreciation and patronage
discriminating public. We shall conne sales in
department ezcupely cash which will enable buy
Loscef ge and defy sales. Call and
US.
the number-l7-100 Lake Street, Chicago, III.
E3-wholesaIe Rooms stairs. my16-tf
FREMONT HOUSE. CHICAGO, ILL,
AGE BROTHER, PROPRIETOR. The best accommodations
" for the Travelling community. my16-tf
NEW BOOKSA large assortment Of New Books every
In thing In my line, Just received, and for sale BY
CONES, near American Heuse.
NEW NUsIccAisge stock Of PIANO and Guitar HuSc,
IN Just received BY CONDS.