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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-03-23
CHARLES III. PARKER,
BANKER AND EXCUA Nc E BROKER,

ATTORNEY AND coUNsELLoa AT LAW.
NJ Ercilt.e for sale The East South.
i = Money reunited Ia GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE aud
GEasANy any other important points TN The Cont
Lent oi Europe.
prIxrsWEsr allowed ON Special Depo,ites.
Collections made throughout the Territory charging
the If exchange anu the actcal oil
collection.
REFERENCES, by permission.
Gov Wills German, ST. Paul, Min,
EN-Goy Ramsey.
Alessrs. Page n Bacon, 81. Louis, Mo.
American Exchange Bank, \. Y.
Particularly would invite attention 10 tho
Real Estate Department., of my Office,
NNyUtClI has been established at great cost, ana
w which Consists in part, of fail list of Govern
nent Land Eatries. Maps OF unenered lands corrected
seni-weekV. 4 map OF the County of Ramsey, and
plat, different cities and additions thereto in
rtiI county. complete list Of all the lands sold 10
elid county for uppad taxes. 4 faH and perfect 40
strarf ibe title each d>tinci tract parcel o
snd situated l. said county, from the General Govern
the latest grahiec wherein Is noted every de-
lect title either form substance, and
possible k,n oi Lass creating ineumbrance, whether
b, wty OF Judgments moris ages, taxes, me-
chanics, or otherwise
justified III stating tast so lar large portion
Of he Real Estate OF dis CITY concerned, CHI ain Of
title be satisfactorily established BY eXamiH-
alton lhe records atone, the aid of asurveyor is ahso
lately essential. THIS dtSIdcrGtiGDt aave supplied by
aiming and deiaag the original claim lines, upon
the proper maps In iact this office possession OF
f. Is seriously aec lag titles To real estate IN this couG
~ aai said o'iice oliy, can knowledge OF such
facts be obtained
Land Warrants
bought and sold and Government lands entered for
settlers reasonable terms, loans negDated yielding
from 10 per per amman, WIKI Nceptiona-
bic Real Estate SECURITY Coupon Bonds, pay abl. in
New York elsewhere i,sircCtecl per ccut conf
mission; ana generally. all business thai may he en-
trusted care and usually done through Banking
House. Real E.li'e Agency, Law Olce will receive
|. personal aud prompt attentIon. f9--tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-03-23
SELLING OFF

A COST, for the purpose Of removing to the Le-
p wee The subscriber will dispose OF his goods un-
ar the 18th April, AT COST. He invites persons in
amt of Groceries give him call, aud he Feels
shsy viii net 90 away dissatisfied.
mar Is "1A'
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-03-23
MAPS pE 81. PAUL

4 IL in need of a correct map OF ST Par' .''i 80
y to call on Combs and procure one, "a mere '-
few left.
COMBS BOOKS nRE,
feb IS near the Amer eo houss
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-03-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE,

ANCIENT LANDMARK LODGE, NO S, meets on
~ The First and third Thursdays Of every month
IN at MASONIC HALL, ST. Anthony Street, al
NJ 7l-2 O'Clock p. NJ Brethren OF other Lodges
oN In good standing. respectfully invited To
meet with us. A. J. MORGAN, Seo'y.
ST. Paul, 1854.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-03-23
MINNESOTA ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER

MEETS on the second Wednesday evening in each
month at; O'Clock al MASONIC HALL, ST. An
thop, Street. Com panioIs from other Chapters IN
good standing. respectfully invited 10 meet with US
st. Paul, 1854. n. j Mok1AN, Se'y'
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-03-23

An election riot took place in Milwaukee, the
7th inst, which, from all accounts, resulted in many
broken noses and bruised heads. The Sheriff was
ovcrpowered, and it is rurnored that ono Irshman
and one German were killed. These mob laws and
riots are becoming altogether too frequent for the
good Of the country.
DEATHS IN GALENA.-We learn from the Ad-
veriser, that there have been 12s deaths in Gaicna
from March 3lst, 1858, to March 3lst, 1854, q OF
which were from the country.
George NJ. Mitchell. (Dem.) has been electe d
Mayor Of Galena. The remainder of the ticket APP
pears 10 be of a combination character.
The French Spoilation Bill, after long agony, has
passed the United States Senate.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-03-23

Gov. Willis A German, ST. Paul, Min,
Ex-Goy. Ramsey.
alessrs. Page n Bacon, 81. Louis, Mo.
Anne rican Exchange Bank, \. Y.
articnlarly would ! invite attention 10 tho
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-27

II " - WI A
JuNreceiyed asupe ror lot Of Young Hyson,
Imperial, Green powder and Black Teas; also, a
choice article OF Rio Coffee, for sale by
X. TYNER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-27

FRIeHrFuL OccuRREscE. - During
the Florida war" said the speaker, 81
was with the Am crican army. One
day ! shouldered my gun, and went In
pursuit Of game. In passing through a
swamp saw something few feet ahead
Of me, lying upon the ground, which had
every appearance OF log, II being some
forty feet Ia length, and about one foot
In diam eter. So positive was l that II
was nothing but log, that paid no at
tention 10 il the fact Is. | would have
sworn before a court Of justice that Il
was log, and nothing else. You see
had never heard Of snakes growing 10
such huge dimensions, and the fact IS.
never should have believed II, IL / had.
"Well," he continued, "beiween me
and the log (as took il to beg was a
miry place, which il was necessary for
me TO avoid. | therefore placed the butt
OF my gun on tho ground ahead OF me,
and springing upon Il, liz right on top
of--what do you supposed" "A boa con-
strictor," said one. "No." "An ana
conda, said another. "No." "What
could have been - said third. "Just
what | supposed il to be--a log" said
the wag.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-27
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN AND HIS coMPAN-
I0Ns-FURTHER PARTICULARS.
MONTREAL, Saturday, Oct, 81.

MONTREAL, Saturday, Oct, 2l.
A dispatch from DIR. Rae, dated
York Factory, August 4, has been re-
ceived by Sir Geo. Sampson, Governor
Of the Hudson Bay Territory, narra-
ting the discovery Of the remains Of
Sir John Franklin and his unfortunate
company; they were starved to death
in the spring Of 1850, to the North
west Of the Fox river. In reference
to this matter, the Montreal Herald Of
this morning says: Yesterday we dis
patched messenger to the house Of
the Hudson Bay Company, at Lachine,
and through the kindness of Gov. Sir
Geo. Sampson, we are enabled to lay
before our readers the following out
lines OF the dispatch received by him
yesterday, from DIR. Rae, who has been
absent on the coast since the FIRST of
June, 1858, and he returned to York
Factory on the 23th of last August,
from whence he forwarded letters, by
express, to Sir Geo. Sampson, via the
AsC0 AbtNNt oCttiCulCut. AttcE DIlCul
stating the result of his own expedition,
he proceeds to state:
"From the Esquimaux Lobtained
certain information in regard to Sir
John Franklin and his companions,
who starved to death, after having
lost their ships, which were crushed in
the ice. while making their way south
to Great Fish River.
The information obtained from the
Esquimaux may be relied upon, as the
natives had in their possession vari-
Gus articles of European manufacture,
which they said had been in possession
Of the whites. Among these were
several silver forks and spoons. on one
of which was engraved, "Sir Johr
Franklin, K. G. B." whilst others hac
crests and initials, identifying the own.
ers as having belonged to the ill-fated
expedition. Drawings OF some of the
articles accompany the Dispatches
There IS no doubt that the fearful trag
coy took place in the spring of 1885,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-27

Horrible 0EArH.--On Tuesday even
ing a boy named John Ray, about four
teen years of age, in the employ Of Mr..
Peterson, huckster Of Fulton, met
with his death in the most horrible man.
ner. In the evening he mounted one OF
span Of horses, which were TO be ta-
ken TO water, designing TO lead the 9TH
or. To prevent the horse he was lead
ing from getting away from him, he tied
the halter around his wrist, which we
learn had been his custom, against which
he had been warned several times. The
horse having drank at the river, were re-
turning to the stable, when, becoming
playful pulled him off and dragged him
near half mile, mutilating his body in a
most shocking manner. When ne was
picked up life was extinct.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-27

The new line" steamer. sNebras-
ka.' viii start for the head waters Of
Salt River in a few days, under the
command Of the following oflicors:-
Capt.J. ID. Bright: Pilot. J "A Wright;
Engineer, w. ]. Brown; Clerk. G.. N.
Fitch; Steward. A. p. Willard; Soul
lion. John Petit; Bar.Keeper, John
Lardoil Robinson; Chaplain. w. O..
Larabce. Every passenger viii be re-
quircd to furnish his own supply OF
private property" as the Bar il in.
tended for the exclusive use OF the Of.
iicersl "Itincrant vagabonds' need
not apply for passage, rs no preaching
viii DO allowed in tho new colony ex-
eept by the Chaplain. and Romish
Prieslsl "Babies" viii not be allow
ed to eat at the frst tablet "Squatter
Sovereignty" will prevail in the Salt
River settlement, and every .man will
be allowed 10 reduce any other man in
the settlement TO slavery. except the
above officers, who has the physical
power to demonstrate that he was
''born 70 command" "Polygamy"
will be tolerated rs one Of the domos.
tic Institutions" but no man shall be
allowed 10 have more wives than Brig
ham Youngl Isaac Inflow has been
appointed commissioner to devise
measures for the encouragement OF
manufacturing institutions" The
old orchards and vineyards Of tho re-
firing occupants will be permitted TO
standl Carpet sacks. buggies. cup.
boards. closets. molasses jugs and
camphor bottles will not be searched
for "privase property" unless the sup
ply Of the officers should faiI--then
look outl For passage apply at the
JacksoRian Office. "All aboard"--
Republican.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-27

Mount Carmel, Ind.
ar3l 3mO
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-27
Iheno arc p0ihItd uhI IN
The Married Womnn,s
Private Medical Companion.
by DIR. A. NJ. MAuRrcEAu,

PROFESSOR OF DfsrAsEs OF WOMEN.
One hHndredfh Edition 100000. lsmo., PIP. $50.
ION TIsrPArKR, EXTRA BINDING, 81 co.,
Every complaint 10 which woman Is subject,
from glrIhood to womanhsod, as also as wife and
rs mother, are fully described with the causes iho
the symptoms, and also proper mode Of treat
mentln plain, simple, but In the most chaste,
language, easily understood. Aud thus every
woman can discover, by comparing her own
symptoms with those described, the nature, chard
acter and causes OF her complaint; aud be spare.
much anxiety and suffering.
The wife about becoming a mother has often
need OF Instruction and advice OF the utmost Inn
portance her future health, In rospec, 10 which
hersensltlvcness forblds consulting medical
gentleman, III nnd such Instruction aud advice,
and also explain many symptoms which otherwise
would occasion anxiety and alarm.
How many are suffering from obsirustions or Ir-
regnlarltles peculiar TO the female system which
undermine the health, the health, the effects Of
which they ignorant, and for which the dellca-
cy forblds seeking medical advice How many
suffer from prolapsus uteri Calling OF the womb,
or from fuor albus weakness, debility, &c.)g-
How many are In constant agony for many months
preceding confinement How many have dlnlcult,
ifnot dangerous delivcriesan and slow and uncertain
reeoyeries' Some whose lives are haxarded du-
ring such time, will each find In It's pages the
means Of preyention, amclloraiIon and relief
How many bitter moments how much anguish
might have been sparcdto the sufferer, to her hus-
band, to her relatives, byaimely possession Of
this little volume.
Il an IL In An fln rio
subjects treated Of, as they are Of analurc strict.
ly intended for those who married, or those
contemplating marriage.
But no husband, wife or mother are exeusable
lfthey stu continue in Ignorance Of those physi
logical laws, by the Knowledge OF which their
own health and happiness, also the future we'll
being Of their children are secured.
'.The alarricd Woman,s Private
Medical CompaniOn,''isa standard work
of established reputation, found classed in the
catalogues ofthe great trade sales in New-York
Philadelphia, and other cities, and sold by all the
principal booksellers in the United States. 1t
was frs published In 1917, since which time
Five hundred thousands Copies.
have been so d, OF which there were upwards Of
1000 Copies sent by Mail,
atcsting the high estimation which It is held
re liable popular Medical
Book for every Female;
the author having devoted his exclusive attention
TO the treatment ofcompialnts peculiar 10 females
in respect TO which he Is yearly consulted by thou
sands.
In consequence Of the universal popularity OF
the work, as evidenced by its traordinary sale,
various iuposiiions have been attempted by imi-
iations ftltlc page. spurious editions, and sur
reptItlous nfringements OF copyright, as well up
on booksellersas upon the public, 1t has been
found necessary therafOrc. To
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-27
Book FOR every Female;
cAUTuoNTuE PUBLIC.

to duy no book unless the words 'Dr. A. VI. Maui
rceau, 100 Liberty ST., n. " is on the title pogc,
ahd the entry i'm the Clerks ONCE on the back Of
the title page; and buy only OF respectable and
honorable dealers, send by mail and address 10
DR.. A. NJ. Mauriceau.
lPUpon receipt of 81 The Married Wo-
mnn's Private Medical Compan-
ion, Is sent (maiied free) TO any part OF the
United States, The Canadas and-~Briilsh Prov In
ccs. Alllerters must be post paid and address cd
to DIR. A. Maurleeau, Box 1924 New York City,
Publishing Office No. 100 Liberty st., Y.
For sale I'm Indiana, by
]. NJ. & J. o. Howe, Bioomington-D. W. Bur.
roughs, Fort Wdyne-J. Turner, CreenoaHie-J
Elder, RicAmond-F +. Falrvre,J Roberts, La Portt
G. X. Harvey, YiHeeRness-James Beard, KokaRa;
J. Davies, Hun,ipSdou-R. G. Wright, La Grange;
Ames & Holiday, Michigan cHy-C. d. Honsly
KDkoma-T. Jernlgan, Michigan city-Fausett
Kokoma--J. snodgrass, Perrygviie-J. g. Apple
gate, Delphi.
Sep. tim.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-27

Say not my unworthiness prevents
my praying; no, on the contary it is an
inducement to say: Thou canst bring
thy gift to the altar though not thy wor-
thiness. Thou canst beg heaven tho
thou cans't not buy it.-Rowlands.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-27
PUBLIC

NOTARY PUBLIC
IN Tho undersigned having been appointed by
the q overnor "a Notary Public, win give his
slricest attention 10 any business In his line that
his friends may favor him with. and by due and
careful attention 70 business he hopes TO give gen.
eralsatisfacsl0n.
Having numbered the mostapproyed forms 20
Deeds, Mortgages, Quit-Claims, &c. on hand,
those wishing acknowl Judgements taken OF Deeds
sc, made, Will dowell 10 give him call.
Juno WIN. n. McCLEERY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-27

REGULAR MENsTRuATIOs, &c, with all their ac-
Complying evils, Cancer excepied,) no matter
how severe or ofhow long standing.
The Catholicon far surpasses other remedies. in
being more certain, less expensive, and leaving
the system In better condition. Let all interest
ed call aud obtain pamphlet (free) containing
ample proof, from the most respectable sources,
of the beneficial results OF its use; together with
letters from highly experienced Physicians, who
have useditln iheiTpractiee, and speakfrom their
NOTICE To the Unfortunate Female.
feel II duty incumbent upon myself 20 do
clare publicly The great blessing Dr. Marchsi's
Uterine Catholieon has proved TO me. For two
years my health was miserable; was almost una
bic 10 walk. Physicians pronounced my case
falling Of the wemb, extensive alterations. COM
mencing with Guor albus. The pains, Irritation,
prostration. aud the intolerable foetd discharge
rendering lIfc almost burden. In this miserable
condition, DIR. 4. l.. Newland recommended DR..
anarchists Uterine CathOlieon. After taking four
bottles find myself In perfect health. Gratitude
for my restoration makes me ardently desire that
all my sex, alike unfortunate, may 1nd sure relief
from this inestimablc medicine.
ELIZABETH A NEWLAND.
No, 10 West II. Utica, n. Y.
Theaboyc statement know 10 be true.
F.P.NEWLAND, NJ. ID.
Utica, n. Y.
Ihave no hesitation In saying, DR.. Marchasl's
Uterine Caholcon is invaluable In uterine dsea-
ses generality. have used II In Fluor Albus,
Amenorrhoea. Prolapsus Utcrl, aud in cases OF
extensive u ceration o the vagina and os uler.-
tits worthy oftho notice ofiho Faculty.
JOHN {. oRRICK, NJ. ID.
Baltimore, Md.
have used, for some months past, prcpara-
ton for female complaints, called Marchisi's Uter-
Inc cath0llcon, which was Induced 10 Try In some
extreme cases at the urgent request OF some pa
tients who introduced IL To my notice. I am per-
suaped, amir trying Ia great many cases, that u
surpasses all other remedies within my knOwl-
edge Tor that class OF difficulties for which IL Is
/ recommended. II has cured ONE very extreme
cases undermy observation. which have resisted
All other treatment, and regard Il as a remedy
that should be subjected 20 the proof by every
school OF ply sicans rs III OF xast importance 10
be able 10 treat successfully class OF diseases
which has oeretoiorc been extremely difiicult 10
manage, and which afiliets so large a portion of
our females. l.. ID. FLEMING, NJ. ID.
Rochester, y. Y.
Pamphlets had gratis at the store of GIFroRp &
ALpES, Agents, Laurel, Ind.
ALSO soldby
Il. K. Fuller, Harrison, Ohio.
| DANtEL BEARKR, Liberty.
PAwLs q MoRRfsoS, connersvilie.
s. STEWART, Creensburg.
JomN HuNTLR, Versailles.
J.B. MARCHIsI& Co., Proprietors.
CENTRAL DEPOT, 504 BROADWAY, MY.
/ Feb. 9th. 1H54-6mos.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-27
BRooKvILLE COLLEGE.

TUyIIIS Institution Is now ready 10 rccoiyeany
numbered young gentlemen and young la
- dies, and afford them the best oliacilitles
for obtaining thorough education. The building
Is large aud convenient. aud the Board OF lnstrc-
ton will be increased as tho wants ofthe institution
demand. Those young men who may even prefer
TO graduate al older Institutions, will do welto ac-
quire the preparatory studies here, where the
classes are not too large for convenience, and
where they are not taught by Undergraduates, as
uating, will receive appropriate diplomas.
Boarding can be had la good families, near the
college ediice at two dollars per week. Young
men m board the nselv at about sixty cent, prr
week. The prices Of tuition range from 81 SO 10
az 90 pc n quarter with ton per cent discount for
advance payment. Forfurthe particular nd ress
JNO. w. LOCKE, Pres't
Brokvillc nd. Feb. q 1854,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-27
MILL FOR SALE.

mo be 80 ID at auc ton the first Monday In No
IL vember at 10 o'clock A. NJ, II not previously
disposed OF, Grist Mil, situated In Franklin CO.,
Ind. about3 miles from Ceda' Grove, on big Cedar
Creek, miles east OF Brookville, containing 2
pair Of Burrs, Is feet fall, with good stone Mill
House and % acres of land, including all the wa
ter privileges, aud good hewed Log House, an
Orchard, aud n never falling spring.
Aay person purchasing who Is not acquainted
with the Milling business can be instructed upon
reasonable terms by the present owner This
property eau be bought very low for cash. For
further particulars apply 10 James y. schoneld on
the preInesis.
ALSO.-A 40 acre farm % acres within fence,
the balaT CO well timbered, 4 Log House, Stable,
wagonshed, and cornerib, a we'll with never
falling Spring - young Orchard and Sugar Camp,
the land all sown down with Glover, for further
particulars apply 10 James n, Schoheld.
Oct. I3-3W
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-27
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the anderslgn-
tate OF Coburn Murray, late OF Franklin Co., de-
eesed, Said estate IL supposed 10 be solvent.
DAVID HAZzARD.
4l-3w. admir-.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS.
wmpe = NJ RITTER HAS INST OPENED

NH no. =. NJ Do ILLh tAhD JuSt " LNED,
south of her old residence, the largest and most
splendid assortment OF Millinery aud Fancy Goods
ever offered In Rockville, consisting Of Bonnets
Of every style, from IS cents up Ribbons OF eyery
style, together with a splendid stock OF Flowers,
Caps aud all the varieties of Innings; worked Col
lars, Chemiscttes, Gloves, &C., aud can furnish
millners wanting supplies us cheap as they can
DO had In Cincinnati.
She invites all her old customersio call and cx-
amino her stock before purchasing elsewhere. She
atters herself that she can sell cheap or cheap
or Than they ean he had la tho market, as she Is
doing a cash business. She proposes taking But
ter, Eggs, &c, In exchange for goods.
may JmO
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-27
Gundry,s Commercial writing

fpIE Undersigned is prepared TO furnish the
lWeslern market with n superior Writing FLUID
his own inventon-and which In color, durabili-
~, aud nuidity is warranted TO be unsurpassed.
The color Is at first greenish blue, changing TO
deep permanent black.
An orders will be promptly attended to by ad-
dressing, or calling on him at his Office In Mcrcan-
tile College. IL may also be obtained at the book
Stores generally. JOHN GUNDRf.
Nov. III, 1853, A7-iyr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-27

We believe we are prepared 10 please the IAN.
cy % almost all who wish 10 purchase articles OF
IA n description.
in The plain ID substantial fabrics wanted by
every person. No are prepared 10 furnish goods o.
tho best naRufactors 81 tho various grades and
quality. We bestow much ca.e In the purchase
% our goods, both with reference 10 beauty OF
style and perfection Of fabric, Our prices VIII DO
found As low AZ al any horse In tho Vest ana We
are selling al the present time many ~ ids ofgoods
nj mach lower prices than nj any former poriod.
Those who purchase from as can select from .
larger variety than can DO found elsewhefei and
will not be urged 10 take what does not please
them. Goods Will prove as recommended or they
may be returned. In our Cloak Fnd shawl De-
pafimeni We onera yery largo variety OF cloaks
aud Nantes OF our own manufacture, as well "a
imported earmenta, aud others selected from the
best establishments IA New York. We exhibit
those OF our own manufacture with confidence
that In beauty ofslyle and perfection OF workman
ship they ar not exeeiled
GOODS FROM AUCTION SALES IN NEW
YORK.
We avail ourselves Of every advantage at these
sales for cheap purchases and can ofor as mauy
bargains as any other House.
WIN. Ike & co,
"a West Fourth Street.
octI3 6w Cincinnati, d.
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