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SCARRGTT & ATASCC'S
MANN MOTH rFI'RNJTI-R HALL

SCARRGTT g. MASCNS
MAMMOTH FURNITURE HALL,
No. co Washington ACennc, 81. Louis, No.
kURtXtelisive establishment known, that il is
~ y necessary to 10 advertisement
friends and the public that have been enncnty
getting pl ndd assortment Furniture, the Spring
trade the most superior in quality, particularly
suited to large and varied dand both
An examination of stock VIII scw it be
of home and foreign 2nufacurc having advantage to he
gained in eth r, including the medum
well S the rch and expensive.
Chairs from so cents to $685. Beeds from $2 500;
bs c'n s. to $40; Bureaus from $40 500, and
FINEST endless variety.
Besides have Spring, Hair, Cotton, Shuck
scs, and all kinds of bedding.
We furnish kitchen bedrooms parlos, hotel steamboats,
in part tOughou odd match, oa cherry, wanut
hogany rosewood. In short, call and sec.
my15-tf SCARRITT s MASON.
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THE Roor OF EvIL.-The following sensible
paragraph is from the Newark Daily Advertiser:
''One thing is clear as the sun, that the absorb
ing ambition to seize the glittering prize of gold
was never before prolific root of evil as it is
now. We do not know which is working the
greatest mischief among us, the lust for political
to add to this burning appetite in SO many men,
the powerful, almost supernatural energy COM
municated to it by the VICIOUS tastes and demands
of families for luxury, show and extravaganza,
to rival other families and win an absurd dis
tncton, founded upon nothing better than money,
it is not difficult to account for many of these
astounding falls from virtue and high moral posi-
ton, and their accompanying defalcations, which
occasionally convuise societv.''
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-17

Reilly TO A Characterization. Il. A. Sim
mons, upon being interrogated 10y Southern
Senator with what he would do in case some
Southern gentleman should send him challenge
to fight duel, made the following quaint reply ::
81 would" said he, ''st down and write him thus
Dear sir: received your challenge this mo-
ment. l am too great coward to fight, and you
must have known it, or else You would not have
sent me that challenge.
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BRADLEY HOUSE. cALENA. ILL,
j. s. HOLMES.

rNE subscribers having taken the houses and thorough
y renovated it, Is prepared to rn customers with good
fare and lodging, reasonable Persons visiting Gaena
will lind at this house those mach needed by
J. S. HOLINESS
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EDMUNDRICE, NJ. HOI.IINSHEAD,
RICE, HOLLINSHEAD BECKER,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, General Agents
n change, ST. Paul. Minnesota Ttrrit.ry.
Collections made with prompness and moderate
Drafts New York and all Europe
rate exchange. Real Estate Sought
and all the business OF general attended, with fidelity
and dispatch. 1-lt
CHARLES J. HENNISS
A TT0RNEY AND COT NSEI.OR AT LAW, Notary Public.
n and Commissioner Pennsylvania. Office Messrs. j.
Randall \ Co.'s Store. Lower Landing
st. Paul, May 49, 1S5i-dtf
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TO PHYSICIANS AND HEADS OF FAMILIES.g
NOCR particular attention respectfully solicited.
been employed in the manufacture Pure Chemicals,
the Retail Prescription b:iness the Philadelphia
Rio de Jancro, fer ID years,
Oushy, and will continue give the Prescription
of our establishment whole and undivided attention.
purchase only the best freshest and puest Chemicals
tracts of the most celebrated English, French American
Manufacturers, and in their careful, accurate and
pounding claim not to be eXceled J. w. BOND.
Apathe and hemj iy Dr,rS tora Saint
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Y renovated prepared to urni customers with good
fare and Lodgings reasonable Persons visiting Galena
house needed by
myi5-tf '"- J. s. HOLMES.
Saddle, Trunk and Harness-aker, Mainst Gdiena, H.,
ON hand every article IN his line His goods
N all Tanned Leather, tanned in
(ot steam and servcabe than
tanned Leather Persons from Minnesota wishing good bargains
are requested to give him call. my15-lys
GALENA CITY MARBLE MANUFACTORY.
ME undersigned keeps constantly ON hand general assort-
nent of Monuments Tombslabs, Head Stones, etc., which
he ready to finish short notice. having now been three
engaged in this and having
direct with the celebrated Rutland, Veon
uarri, and keeping but best workmen, he is
be given by those sending irresponsible agents from shops
distance My arrangements such that deliver
contracted by agents. flied strictly according
agreement The UNDERSIGNED agent for the sale of French
Mills, Mill Iron, Screen Wire, Pasc etc. Shop and Ware
nyl5;tf r. l.. ROSEBROUGH.
NOTICE TO PRINTERS.
BUFFALO TYPE FOUNDRY.-ESTA BIlSIIED IN 1881.
NHE subscribers having received the Agency of the above
Foudy are now ready to furnish at the shortest notice.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TYPE, BORDERS, CUTS AND
PRINTING MATERIAL GENERALLY.
The Type manufactured at this establishment all of the
in point of finish and material We are prepared to furnish
at the following low prices adding transportation
Nonpariei CENTS
'--t Minion I"
Be'ier. .'.'''''....... .......''''....''42
Dourseois. ..''''''. ..'.....'.'.'''''.'S
Long Primer IA 4"
Small Pica''''. 6
We shall have hand on the opening navigation an
Plain and Fancy Job Type, Brass Rule Leads &C.,
different knd that fill without delay.
Orders received Presses, the
facture in the comtr aso Cases, Chases Composing Sticks
and all articles used in the business.
The subscribers confidently recommend the material
tmed at this Foundry believing that they will perfect
satisfaction.
n. B.-Piccs at the Foundry, adding
Galena. December %. 1853. mvl5tf
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NHE parties that the fellawig BY sp
i plying to the subscribers valuation:
sJuIy EFT, 7F A. VANCE Brown co.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-17

NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS CO.
Connecting Gaiena ,rh the American Express Co.,
Established in 1851.
C>OR the speedy and of light and valuable
Goods Packages, Bank Notes. Specie; collection and
mentof Notes, Drafts B. Accounts &c parts
of the Unon Canada and the Continent of Europe. *
Lost Goods, Baggage, looked
and all business usually done by Express, attended
promptness and dispatch. --.-
Messengers dispatched during navigation
from ST. Paul and Galena every alternate Monday $50.
>-e e-- l-.-r j. c. BURBANK & Co.
-eEers Proprietors.
A. J.. WHITNEY, --.f. t..--.
Il. V. HoLcOMpE, Messengers.
j. C. BURBANK, . IS -- ~.
once IN the New PSt-Off1ce Bu tdinc.
W. G. LEDUC, Agent.
= st. Paul. May Is. lS54-dtf --.-s-. -. --1
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OAKLAND CEMETERY. z ~ n =
IL who buried Oakland Gene
N terry without PERMISSION the Actuary requested
designate the lots, and settle the within
from date ~
st. Paul, Sept. -, 1so4.-4w. 80 :, -.
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FREAK OF AN OLD MAN.-Qute an excitement
was created at Providence, &C.. Sd, in consc-
qucncc of Il strange freak Of an old man named
LYMAN Halves. The track of the Providence and
Worcester Railroad runs through land which for
Inerly belonged to him, and the price of this land
had been assessed by commissioners at a valua-
ton which he refused to accept. lie placed a
small house erected by himself upon both tracks,
In which he put several kegs which he said con-
tuned powder, and then fastened himself inside
by mailing mp every entrance to it.
The Boston and Providence train and the Prov
lience and Worcester train were, as thew came
along, brought to stand-still by the obstruction
and detained for nearly two hours. The old fell
low oworc that if they attempted to run the en-
CINE through the house, he would fire the powder
and blow everything to atoms. After a long de-
ily, during which the crowd increased to over a
thou sand people, the North Providence and the
Providence police arrived, when thev fell to work
and with we'll directed blows soon smashed in the
doors of the house, and then seized the old man.
1t with difficulty at first that the crowd could
he kept from in uring him. lie was hurried away
20 iaiI. The crowd then attacked the house and
soon made a complete wreck of it. About half
a keg of powder only was founi.
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J. w. BASS. TIIEoDOR BoRUP. $. r. CHAMPLIN.
BASS. BORUP Il CO.. r
Storage. Forwarding and COmmi ssion Merchants.
AND GENERAL STEA MBOAT AGENTS.
AGENTS FOR TIE CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD,
Lcree, opposite Steamboat Lane 81. Paul, Minnesota.
REFERENCES:
p. Chouteau, Jr. Cos N. Fargo Bufa To-
d. II J. w. Banning Cncinnat Dole Rumsey Co.. Chicago
Riggs \ lowering, st. Louis, Geo. Smith,
r Choutcau, Jr Co., S James Carter & Co., Galcna
ChoWeau \ Vale, s. | Ii. II. Campbell & Co.,
Bufori Brothers, Rock Island, II. +. McCloskey,
-. T. Sw.ar 81 Co.. Franklin Steele, Forts Smelling
H. H. Sibley, Mendoza, Ia,rup & Cakes, ST. Paul.
!. Liberal Advances made
scare b., b. Co., st. Paul, NJ. T.'' myI5;ly
J. C. BURBANK L. CO., II =
CTORAGE Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
~ and Dealers in Grain and Provisions Wharf Boat.
Minnesota. J. c. BURBANK,
c. T. WHITNEY,
Shippers and Conssnees their interest do
business with the labor
REFERENCES. A
St. Paul. Galena.
Gov. W. A. German, h. II. Campbell Co.,
Henry NJ. Rice, Geo. W. Campbell x Co.,
W. r. Marshall * Co., Lorraia Co., PIP
Alex. Wikin. X. S. Harris & Co.
Boston. ST. Louis.
Charles SSlider & Co., Otis Wes
Manning s Stanwood. X. F. Sass.
Mark Packages "Ccre B. & c., Wharf Boot, ST. Paul,
AHnnesota.n sts- p go llgs 3 q r, myl6-dtf
ST. Paul. May 15 1854. -..t $3.50
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w. &. SWIMMER.

! eIu W. D. OWTMMEK, ~ -1-l,I .I|-.T
GENERAL NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENT,
No IA Second Street, Opposite the Post Qce LOUIS No.
Messrs r. s ". Campbell, Messrs. Hayden 4 Wilson's,
Adolphus Meier d Go. II. & Il. b. White
myl6;tf fAf{ff 'I more d Co. 81
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-17

HUMAN LlrE.-Ah this beautiful world. In
deed, know not what to think of it. Sometimes
it is all gadness and sunshine, and heaven is not
far off; and then it changes suddenly, and it is
dark and sorrowful, and the clouds shnt the sky.
In the lives of the sad lest of us, there bright
days like this, when we feel as if we could take
this great world to our arms. Then come the
gloomy hours, when the fire will neither burn in
our hearts or on our hcarths, and all without and
within is dismal, cold and dark. Believe, every
heart has its secret SORROWS, which the world
knows not: and oftentimes we call man cold
when he is only sad.
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TNRESH ARRIyAI.-By the Excelsior day have
IL received
10 hogshcads Sugar, 5 casks Ames K Co.'s Hams,
10 barrels Fresh Eggs, 8 chests Tea,
a barrels Lard!
Upon arrival Packets we shall receive
such accessons stock will enable
toners with everything in line.
.-[ TULIIS, LIVINGSTON & co.
st. Paul, May Is, 1S5i.-tf
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JUST RECEIVED.
JOU MOrG ON RS Of

JUST RECEIVED
JOO lore Copies Of
BONDS WORK ON MINNESOTA,
FIFTEEN THOUSAND COPIES HAVE ALREADY SOLD OF
''Minne sOa and lis Resources in 1854.
WORK of 400 pages, handsomely bound
n To which added Caup Fire Sketches with new man
of the Territory. BY J. Wesley Bond
The Sixth Edition. enlarged and improved up present
Summer has Just been published New work
still selling rapidly all over the Union.
For sale BOND & KELLOGG,S
City Drug Store, st. AHnony-st., Upper St. Paul.
And at all the Bookstores and otels and
upper MlS>lsSifpl steamboats,. aus5-y
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BREWSTER,S ADDITION
To H. E&Au ~ "a no.al

To the City Of 81. Paul.
LAYING perfected the Of the above addition,
ready offer the desirable building site
ered in this community. The advantages sBREwS.
TERS ADDITION to st. Paul perfectly obvious
Of its central location being Immediately the
ol, commanding emince overlooking aad
surrounding country, for miles every side.
The proximity to the
localities show concusvely the
what's 6 the Addition" beautiful metro-
oils.
We have spared neither pains plan the
lots and streets to make this the attractive portion
Paul. the running north and south,
feet wide, the streets running and
making this alone superiority any part Of the
whole place. For terms, maps, &c, apply to '.sf ~.
WIN. BREWSTER h CO.
aug 12-H . f t~' $3.50 81 Opposite the Post Once
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WILBUR VI. HAYWARD,
TTORNEY and Couns Office at the Rice IIouse
IA 81. Paul Minnesota.
REFERENCEs.-Ex-Preaide Fillmore, Buffalo, N Y: Hon
Hiram X. jerome, Rochester, y; Aaron Goodrich. ST.
Paui' WE. Brewster X Co., june 30-tf.
A. VANCE BROWN & co.
)ANKERS. Exchange Brokers
ID Anthony street, ST. PAU.
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Cy1 We cannot say that We ever met with any
advice to writer's for the press, more forcibly il
Illustrated than in this paragraph, perpetrated by
the Boston Post:
"A college professor once asked student at
recitation, why has a monkey no organs of
speech? The student scratched his head and
gave it up 'Why,' said the professor, in the
slow and drawing manner peculiar to him, the
answer is obvious enough--it's because he has MT
got anything to say'
Ii we We're asked to give, in single sentence,
the reason why the most of what is called poetry
is so utterly stupid, tame and worthless, we should
answer at once, it is because the writer's have
not got anything to say Poetry. not less than
prose, requires thought chosen chronological
connection-' beginning, middle, and an end
and mainly for want of these it is often
stale, fat and unproftabe.' Holmes says with
full understanding of what he is talking about
How many stanxa blushing like Il
fustan II resolved To prose;
How many epic, Ike giiied Gown,
Ii : cold critic dared 10 melt II down,
Roll il in his crucibc shapclrss mass,
Al OF gold leaf 4 pound of brass?
Take heed, therefore, We scribblers of verse,
and never attempt to say anyth nS until you have
something to say. So shall YOU turn your fancy
to sensible AMI truly postical account"
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BENZ. RINEHART. ALEX. ZIEGLER.
..t..E .At Ii. RINEHART CO.. ....-
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CIGARS,
TOBACCO, &C.,
North Main Street, under the Fiynia Hotel, ST. LOUIS Mo.
We keep always hand large superior stock Impo
ted and Domestic Regaia La Norma, Mar, Lne Cheroots
Principe and other Havana Cigars of the best brands.
May H. 1854. tftt'fr my15;1y
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~ AtOrney Lac and General Land agent. iesg
HAVING Register Of the Land Once under the late ad
mnistraoD, he able to select the best land IN the Terrific
subject entry, and will the regularity loca
lions made by him. --s
WIiocate land warrants money-waranfng
At II 70 the former and latter
from to three charge excess over
oceor edar street, door the Episcopal Church. It.
auI, .ffDsaUrfN my1o.6
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sEWALL & CREHORE,
Girl Engineers,
NIIIL attend to the surveying and dividing of Land,
w make and superntend the
roads, railroads, bridges, water powers canals, &C., Sc
Office in p. o. builiing, ST. Paul.
j. SEWALL. c.. +. CREHORE,
DRS. POTTS l. MORTON,
TAEING associated themselves Of
their profession, offer their services the citizens
Paul and vicinity.
Office on Third-st., II. c. Sandord's store.
May 10, 1S5i-dtf
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BELLS! BELLS.! BELLS,..
NAENEELYS celebrated Church, Factory,
1 House, Locomotive and other bells, constantly
the Foundry in West Troy, Ny.
Mathe matfcal Instruments,
Levels 1ans Compases, &c, superior
struction, constantly on hand.
An assortment Of Bells and Instruments be found with
RAYMOND War Chicsgo. n. J. Nazro Co., Milwaukee
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Jcsup & Company,


NACHANGE sold and purchased on New York, Bcs-
~ ton, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detro and other Cit
les OF the United States. Notes collected and proceeds
RENTED at current rates of Exchange. Interest
ed on special deposits. We also draw direct, payable
without discount, on
ENGLAND.-Lverpoo, London, Manchester, SC.
1RELAND.-Dubn, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, sc.
Observation-Disclosures, Glasgow. Perth, &c.
Also, Drafts payable In Francs, Florns or Thalers on
FRANCE.-Paris, Havre, Lyons, and Marseilles.
observation-disclosures, Frankfort, D. NJ. brussels,
Amsterdam, Rotterdan Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich, Co.
penhasen Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, Strasburg.
SWITZERLAND.-Geneva. Bcrne, Basic.
lrALy.-hian, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice, Mes
sna in Sicily.
AUsTRIA.-Vienna and Triest.
RUSSIA.--St. Petersburgh, Warsaw.
WEDEN.-Stockhoim.
Observation-Disclosures.
DetuGre Iowa. NarCh4, 1854
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" FNUTFEN IAKLOS WILCU
Proper e. Wilcox.

Practical Surveyors and General Land Aqenfs,
ONCE, with Eanson Attorney-a;-Law Second street
near the Z Land Once, Minneapolis Minnesota Ter.
SURVEYING and Plating of all descriptions done with
~ accuracy Particular attention given 10 surveying
and locating government lands in the pineres and else
where in the territory Gold and land warrants are in re-
quest, investments made loans negotiated collections
made and taxes paid agencies solicited Strangers and
citizens wishing to ocatc sell or purchase lands
vited 10 call Claimants make arrange
mcnts with for their purchase money Valuable prop
crty and always on hand in the embryo cities OF
Minneapolis, ST Anthony and st Paul also. Improved
farms, rural and pine lanis all Of which offer the
most liberal terms We respectfully solicit and hope
mer. ia share cf public and private trust
w.
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Latest News!

W. BASS, having purchased the Entire stock Of
u Cheap Clothing AMI Dry Goods, OF l.. Greve,
would respectfully inform the citizens OF ST. Paul, that
ne VIII continue to sell goods at the cheap rates,
and some articles at still lower prices than offered
in this Territory.
The stock large and prices suit buyer.
so come along all ye that weary and tired those
enormous prices you the habit Of paying and buy
where You can save 25 per. ct.
Country merchants will well to call and examine m
stock as he is prepared 20 do Jobbng business at New
York prices
Remember the stand of L. Greve, opposite Empire
Saloon. st. Paul. Nny 3 ls54-tf
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A BOARD OF TRADE.

In accordance with a call numerously sign
ed, large meeting of the merchants and bust
ness men of ST. Paul. convened on Wednesda,
evening, Nov. 20, at Mazourka Hall, to effec
an organization Of Board of Trade and t.
take some steps to relieve themselves, as vel
as the farmer, and laboring men from the mon
etary difficulties under which they now labor
The meeting was called to order by W. G.
LeDuc, Esq, upon whose nomination VIM. R
Marshall, Esq, was chosen Chairman, and J. N
Stone, Esq, appointed Secretary.
The objects of the meeting were briefly stat
ed by Mr.. S. W. Walker. Esq, who was follow
ed by DR.. Tbos. Foster.
| At the conclusion of DR.. Fosters remarks, A
S. Elicit, Esq, moved that committee of five
be appointed to draft resolutions expressive o.
the objects of the meeting. The motion was
adopted, and the Chair appointed Messrs. A
S. Elicit. DIR. Thos Foster, S. W. Walker, A
7. Chamblin and Alexander Rey, the commit
tee.
During the absence of the committee, the
meeting was addressed at length in relation to
the purposes for which it was convened, by
Messrs. Charles J. Henniss, John P. Owens and
\. l.. Larpenteur.
The committee having returned. reported the
following series of resolutions, which were sew
orally adopted:
Resoiued. That an Association to be known
as the Board of Trade of St. Paul. be now
organized. and that the names of those who
desire to become members be now handed in TO
the Secretary.
Resoired. That committee of five be ap-
pointed TO report this evening, permanent Of
fcers therefor until the adoption ola Consti-
tuition and BY laws shall take place.
RtSOired. That a committee of five be APP
pointed to prepare, and present to the Board.
Tor its consideration. at as early period as
possible, a Constitution and Bylaws for its
government.
ResOived, That a committee be appointed to
prepare an address to the community of st.
Paul. setting forth the objects of the Board
with especial reference to rendering our COM
mcrce independent. and to the restriction OF
the circulation of irresponsible paper money
among us.
Resoircd As the sense of this meeting, that
our community needs no foreign currency, 9TH
er than that which its merchants and business
men can approve. and have faith in, that its
value will not be subject to the financial regu-
lations of individuals.
Resolved, That we look upon the recent fuc-
tuatiOns and embarrassments in the credi: of
the paper money issues set aIloat in our com
muntv, as an uawarrantable and grievous tax
upon it.
The first resolution, requiring the immediate
organization of the Association, being before
the meeting, recess of five minutes was had i.
~ lit H. Il
S lbscribe their names to the roll. The recess
having expired the following signatures to the
roll were read by the Secretary.
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Fire in New York.
J. NJ. Stone, Sec'ry.

New YORK, Nov. 20.
JuIson's Hotel No. 50, Broadway, owned
10y Harrison e. Stevenson Of Montreal. and oc-
cupied Mr.. o. Brady. took fire about o.
clock this morning. and is completely burned
down. The fire originated in some defect of
the furnace; and so rapid was the progress of
the flames that many boarders and servants
had to escape by the upper windows. on the
trcmans ladders. 1t is feared that some have
persisted Scarcely any furniture was saved.
The flames were confined to the hotel build
ing.
LATER p. M.--Amount insured on hotel
is $4,000, divided among nine offices in this
city. The entire insurance Of building and
furniture amounts to over $4,000.
The damage to Adams 4 Cos building was
trifling.
No lives were lost.
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ST. PAUL NURSERY,
And commercial Garden.

VHNHE Propriaors OF this establishment take pleasure
Il In informing the citizens Of ST. Paul and
ing country that they are now receiving extensive
sortmen! Of Trees ShruJbery, &C.. Eastern Nur-
series, which, with the stock grown upon their own
grounds, will enable them supply quite an extensive
mand.
Iheir stock conssts Of all the really desirable varieties
or Apples and Pears, both standard and dwarf, Cherries,
Pins, Peaches, Grapes, Curran, oosberries Raspber
res, Strawberries, Pie Plant, Asparagus. &C. Also.
nancntal Trees and Silrutbery such Mountain M a
Ash, Basam Fir, Red Cedar, Arbor Vitae. Spruce ~
Snow Balls, LhilacS. Choice Roses. Also, DALI YDSS
las, Lilies Paeonies, Phoxes, &c. Those de- ----
string to ornament their grounds, supply their gardens
or fields with choice fruit, invited t. call and
inc stock. Our grounds miles southwest Of
the city. AERRlFIELD x NEWTON.
April Is, 1874 tf31