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WOMAN's RIGHTS.

W ONA NV = ASANn Ss
BY MRS. N. p. LAsELLE.
1t is her right to watch beside
The bed of sickness and of pain,
And when the heart almost despairs,
TO whisper hopes of health again.
Her right to make the hoarth h-stone glad,
With gentle words and cheerful smile;
And when man is with care oppressed.
His wearied spirit to beguile.
1t is her right to train her sons
So they may Senate Chambers grace;
Thus is she with more honor crowned,
Than if herself had filled the place.
1t is her right to be admired
BY every generous, manly heart,
When, with true dignity aud grace,
She acteth well wonlan's part.
She hath dearer right than this
To be in one true heart enshrjneJ-
Who though the world may all forsake,
VIII cherish still, AMI still be kind.
And there is still higher right,
Which also is TO woman given;
lis hers to teach the infant mind,
Truths divine which come from heav'n.
What would she more than to perform
On earth life's holiest. sw ee test tasks?
When you perfect woman find,
No other rights than these she asks.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-01-26
CONCLUSION.

But why proloDg our sketches! Their
happy, merry. ending. all must see. The
city mansion opened wide its doors to
receive its new mistress, who. despite all
the entrea.ies of the village doctor. and
the persuasion Of the Pa,ers. old and
young, insisted upon spending what she
knew must be her last Christmas upon
earth. in the house of her dear. long lost,
prodigai, new found son.
The Pa,iers, old and young, came
down TO the city as well, 10 the huge
stage sleigh of the village. at posi,ive
command of their curious anu interesting
guest, whose guests in turn they were TO
now become. Great was the fire blaz-
ing in the dining room of the huge man
sion. Heavily laden was the hoard for
the appesiles Of the Pauers, big and
small-Peter and his DOG and all. The
eminent DIR. p came in and pro-
nounced the change from croning quiet.
ness to the exciting scene, although a
perilous one to try, without doubt with
all its crises past, and the patient well to
do thereafter.
As Morris Morton held his mothers $
hand, and pointed to the full length Bac.
chus on the wall. while al The table laugh
ed and ate the Patters, large and small
he told TO her, over and over again, how
fine prophe, had proven
THE GHOST OF LAST NIGHTS PARTY.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-01-26
The ScOldins Wife.

Our pen trembles in our hand as we
write .scolding wife, for, of all curses and
tormen,s On the face of the earth. this
demon is surely the greatest. Her hor-
rible temper has driven her husband
long since to the tavern, where, notwith.
standing the terrible penalty he will
have lo pay for the association. he meets.
al least with smiles and jovisl compan-
ions.
A man colld lie down in the swamps
Of louisiana, with a mosquito sucking
at every pore OF his skin, and bear il,
with more equanimity, than the eyerlas,-
ing clack Of scolding woman's tongue.
What should be her pleasure-,he care
of the householJ-she makes misery TO
herself and all around her, and particular
ly to her poor husband, who has to lis
ten if he expects peace and quietness-
when he comes home to a meal, to re-
cital Of all the details Of trouble she has
with the servants; how Billy dropt a lii.
tie oil on the landing which she kno .
will never come out, and how little Eliza,
being left to take care Of herself, willis,
she was looking after the Servants, thre "
her spool of cotton into The fire, and
lost every needle she had in the world.
'.he husband, anxious to moify the
irritation says: '.Never mind, my dear,
let US have dinner, will bring you plen.
sy Of spools Of cotton and needles wheu
| come home this evening.
There, that is jus. like you, declare
Mr. b., it is of no use of my shaving,
and working and saving, 10 make both
ends meet with your extravsgant ways.
Heaven knows, your income is not 90
large. that you can purchase spools and
and needles when mischievous children
choose to destroy .hem-but It's JUS
like you! What do you care about on,
wife working her fingers ends of I,
make you comfortable; not a bit, as long
as your shirt bottoms are attended to and
your stockings mended that's all US poor
women are WORTH
But my dear"
Don't dear me, sir; am not to BE-
smoo,hed down by any of your fine
words for while ] am abou, il, will
have my say. Do you see that Mr.. B.
Oh! you do--is's bi. Of cigar, il is.-
Well, l'm sure and SO, in spite of all
have said you 60 to smoking in the bed.
room this morning. after went down to
see abou, breakfast Upon my word,
what will you do nexn As though
hadn't worry and vexaiion enough with
the servants. with their nasty habits. bu,
you must add 10 them.'
'D-n il. madam, am ! to have my
dinner!"
there, that's right: begin TO swear: il
is SO manly-,o an unprotected female.
Stop madam!
That's right; 60 on. 60 on
No. madam, ] will 60 off,"
A very straight coat .ail 10 seen dash
ing down The slree., and. ip few min
u,es afterwards, an anxious. but quiet
looking gentleman, is ordering mutton
chop ., vicsor's, and drinking au uncom.
monty strong glass Of brandy and water.
Meantime, the devoted wife 10 amusing
herself with the by s,siics. the only bad
feature Of which is-she recoyers.-N.
O. Delta.
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From Washington.
Thirty-Third Congress-First
Session.
WASH ,GToN, Jan. IL.
SENATE.
SENATE.

Mr.. Csss delivered his speech in an
swer to Mr.. Clayton's speech delivered
last spring regarding the Clayton and
Bulwer treaty.
In the course Of b Smarks. he said
isembodied ,he pri1 pls Of Europsan
non intervention in ssican affairs. in
a solemn Congressional at come What
may. desire the excluin Of Euro-
plan power and influence Irom sli pos-
lions of the Western continent not ac-
,ually held as coloaisas and a. % them,
they viii follpm saesble and in good
time. - triends of this measure have
qokhssn seeking its accomplishment in
~; j. will come--is is destined 10 come
so.sly as any event in the future. the
1niry i even aow prepared for il, and
tn only hesitation is in the halls Of our
legielatiou. The elevation of the Wes-
'erd Hemisphere from the ,hraldem Of
Of The Eastern, is ye. to constitute our
proud claims 10 the respect of mankind.
L fthe desire TO exclude England from
Interference IN the affairs Of Central A.
merica has been failure. il is no fault
Of those voting for the ratification Of tho
treaty upon the faith Of it's expressed en-
gagenenw.
He conirover,s the arguments Of Mr..
Claston wish regard to the treaty being
undel pod BY the Senate >, the time Of
its raiifctssion.
As.he concluaien. Ns. Clayton got the
floor when the Saasse wen, inso Execu-
tive session.
The nomination d6sld. Of
New YUrk. was senl inio Che Senase---
was taken up in Execasive session. and
referred to the commisiee on Commerce.
Adjourned.
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uAbulfsda, the Arabian philosophe

1Abulfeda, the Arabian philosopher
Of the desert. being asked how he came
10 know that there was God. replied,
"ln The same way." says he. ''as ! know
by the prints .hs. are made in the sand,
whether man or beas. has passed be-
fore me-. "Do no.." added he. ",he
heavens by The splendor Of the stars. the
world by the i,nmsns;sy of its extent,
and the sea by the in6ni,y Of the waves
tha, il rolls. sufficiently make known 70
us the power and greatness Of their au-
thor"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-01-26

Isaac Gregg. Of Pittsburgh. bss
invented a machine for making brick
by steam. for which he's obtained I pat
ten. in the United STATES and England.
For one half Of the right in Grsss Brit.
ain Mr.. Gregg has received M thoassnd
pounds sterling. Thus after stss
for years with many difficulties his - ~
chanical genius has been richly ssw,ld-
ed.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-01-26
a Some company in Ireland disput-

y Some company in Ireland disput-
ing relative to the quickaess of reply.
ascribeG to the lowest order of that coun-
try. j. was resolved 10 pu. the matter to
the les, in the person Of clown who was
approaching them. Pat said one Of the
gentlemen, If the devil was to come de-
.ermined to have one Of Us, which do
you think he would take!' Me to be
sure why. so!' Because he knows
he can have your honor at any time.'
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-01-26

1Out west stump orator, wishing
10 describe his opponent as soulless
man. said-.'I have heard some persons
hold TO the opinion that just at the pre-.
else moment one human being dies ano.
ther is born. and that the soul enters and
animases the new born babe. Now |
have made particular and extensive in.
quiries concerning my opponcpi there,
and | find that for some time previous
to his nativity nobody died. Fellow cis-
izen you may daw the inference.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-01-26

u There Is scarcely penisen.iary 10
the Union in which men are not confined
al hard labor for having two or more
wives apiece; why does the administra.
,ion continue Bigham Young in Office as
governor Of Utah. who has not merely
two wives. or ten, or twenty .5u, fly
Lou. Journal.
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V Punch proves the possibility Of

= Punch proves the impossibili,y Of
IN inhabi.an. Of the earth ever reaching
the sun. Surprising railway to the
sun possible. il would take Eve hundred
and Ia years to accomplish the journey;
but il has been shown that every soul
in the train would have perished in two
hundred and twenty eigh. years by the
chance Of accident; consequently, no in
dividual could ever reach the sun.
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kossu,h's last letter contained a
remarkable passage: AS to my nation.
said he. i declare solemnly that should
we be left forsaken and alone, TO the figh.
once more we will rather choose to be
Russians shau to remain suhjec. 10 The
House OF Austria: rather submit 10 the
open manly force Of the Gar than 10 the
hear:-revol.ing perjury Of the Hapsburgs;
rather be ruled directly by the master
than submit TO the shame Of being ruled
by his underliDg. The fe,ters of force
may be broken once. but the affection OF
mortally offended people TO perjurous
dynasty can never be restored. Russia,
we hate with inconceivable hatred, but
the House Of Hapsburg We hate and de-
spise.'
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For one square( IL linesl insertion 81 90
Each additional insertion, 50
A liberal deduction made to yearly ad-
vertisers.
Businessand Professional Cards, not ma
king more than eight lines, will be inserted
ior S5 per year.
All advertisements handed in and no
time agreed upon for publication, will be
published till ordered out and charged
tor accordingly.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-01-26

MAIDEN-Preserved sweets.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-01-26

Mr.. Cass delivered his speech in an
swer to Mr.. Clayton speech delivered
las. spring regarding the Clayton and
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The latest intelligence from the steam.
er San Francisco states that she found
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-15
st. aeaul g.u0'ts'
IiNikI. TIME. Ii\iE.

FOWLER. Watch Manufacturer, Working
Il u . JeWeler and Dentist, would respec fully inform
the ilihhantS OF st PAU, that he has opened store
on ST. Anthony Street. the building opposite the
ticc ose, two doors from RobiIsols old stand with
an is>of ncnt of Clochc SpecteCes OF all ages Back
and SIDE Combs in great variety bosom pins, goggles,
chimney ornaments steel beads and tasses ladies work
oi9S, cidrens teethng rings, flutes, dice and boxes
anu Il variety of other articles.
DnpleN. Horizontal, Repeating and Lever Watches
OF the most complex and delicate workmanship, cure-
fully repaired.
CalJortia Gold Rigs made TO order. Engraring
neatly e1ecuted.
TEETH CAREFULLY EXTRACTED. SCALED e. PLUGGED
u F, from his long experience in some Of the first
shops III England, natcrs himself that he shall be able
To give satisfaction to all who may
work. His motto is Punctuality, Dispatch and Moder
charges.
st. Paul March 2 lat, 1853. 4 4o-y
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NAIll'i. r.. Ti StN s e.,
tON ROBERTS, BETWEEN THIRD AND Fot RTH STREETS
NEW STORE ANii FRESH GOODS
RIVER AID ST. tROIh TRADE.

RIVER AID ST. tROlH TRADE.
A fairly fixed IN our new building, and
I "A having sufficient room to store large and COM
lce stock OF Groceries. Grain. Flour and Provisions,
wuld respectfully call the aCnton of our friends
III St Paul and the surrounding country, to the FACT
that have Just receive the largest and best selected
assortment ot
GROCI]i7S, PRO VISIONS, GRAIN, Sc,
ever bror hS Minnesota, and we Ca;i now say to our
ST Cro aud iinnesoa river friends. that We are OF
icriHg ht .iGCtrIts to these trades than amy other
house ii. ,aul and wholesale; pledge oul-
selves to sci. at GALENA PRICES. Oar goods are ai
fresh and IN the very best Condition. Goods delivered
the landing to part OF the city tree III charge
We would a""in respectfully CAN attention to our
ne'v stock. DeaIcrS and friends throughout the
surru Inuirg country Will iHd that il embraces every
ne usually kept in line Of hI-!hess; and m doing
So would CNpIrsa thanks tor sTors. and The liberal
patronage extended towards rs the past winter. We
rnuiltre part follows. which VIII sell strictly
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CuA\IBLIN Il MORGAN.

A WARE that ''humbus" is the order Of the
~ day in ST. Paul at present. ds'iain any IN
ention impose upon the public IN announcing mai
they offering their present stock of staple and Fan
cy Dry Goods Clothing, Hats Caps Boots aud SHOES,
Ac greatly reduced prices. preparatory to the open
ing OF the Spring Campaign"
With an assortment yet unbrohen, thev can supply
the wants of the public. for any goods their line and
are determined to ''ltt them slide
They will offer inducements 10 merchants wishing 10
repeu>h their stock they intend to devote particular
attention to the Johbing Department
Call a, their store Oh Third street, between ROber
and Jac kson streets. and be convinced.
feb 2 42-G c. L. NJ.
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J. MCMAHON HOLLAND.

Attorney and CtuaStjir at L.r aad Soiscit0r IN
On ncoV.
SIIAkOpEE, SCOTT COUNTY, MINNESOTA
MINNESOTA ERtttaS
Gov. w. A. Gorinnn,
J Travis Rosser, Esq Sec Min Ter,
Cant. } ii. Snpeon.T $. Top. Eng ST. Paul.
A. ]. Morgan Esl Pioneer Oilice,
ID. A. Robertson, Esq,
Hon. IL. Ii. Siblev, Mendoza.
MARYLAND EETER-:CLs.
Gov. T.. Louis Lowe,
L. II. O'Neal. Esq, secretary Of State
Judges Lcgrald, Tuck and EcIeston Of Annapolis
Supreme Court f Mary land,
Hon. Alexnnler Randall,
John V. h. McNallon, ESD. Baltimore. Nd.
EDN ARD NHLACAS.
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION,
At the Lower Landing, It. Paul
4 IL. Commission and Consignments, vii! be prompt.
"a " and carefully attended to.
References: B. II. Campbell, K. M'LaSan, Gaena
G. 90 DeBaun, st. Louis
Lower Steaisboa; Landing, st. Paul, Min
March %, leJ2.
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WIIOLE.SALrI AND Retail CUNFEC.
riO% AIRY.

THE subscribers returning their thanks to their
i patrons and the public in General for the liberal
announcement they have rcceved desire To Inform
them that they have EHchncry and other IacIltite
.uUilN the Territory with Plain and Fancy Candy OF
the IL manufactures among others ali sorts OF StCh II
Candy, Rose aud Burt Almonds, turhnLcls. AhIsSc.
Acdulacd IruIt, AID all other Kind of Dros Card\
and s;n-ilr Tons, Whch they VIII sell b. the box
lower rates, sddgireI4 At than 1t can lac bought III
uatnu st. Louis, With the advantage Of having Il
reeh article. Also, EIeich, German and III -sh Toy
I'll Fancy Goods. 4. uttcrs for Cakes and Ice cream
ompti> liiled 1T The lowest possible prices
/ 20 REM Il X ARCHER
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st. 2)a1sl auO'ts.
iENIkS1CRH.

DENTISTRY.
c. o. w. BiDDiE, late of Pttsbnrg. Pa.
ASss-csrs~P has permanently located iii Saint Paul.
VI rYTSA Fourteen years close application O his
I-AJ profession. together with a large and
beiHiIhl assortment OF plain and gum teeth enable hl
one to an entire set oi eel y atmOspit
pressure with beautiful representation OF The natural
gum, restoring the mouth to ills natural shape.
Diseased teeth permanently saved plugging; useless
etm extracted with little pain possible. Teeth
ce:istd and diseased gums restored to health.
dee and residence lain street. between Saint
Peters and Marhet.
l,evg te oce. Moue,y positively ioruids presenting
bill Otlcye hours =. NJ. 10 ) Z.
iuv .H-rtWil. G.. W BID lie.
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CHAs. W. BORGP. CHAs. II. DANES.
BORI-P Il OAKFS.
TDNIiE under signed having formed Copnrirership for
transacti:g an Exchange and Banking blsnts in all
its various branches will be prepared furnish sight
and time exchanges the East, and principal cities OF
the VI Ncst. RtHitfanCcs Great Britain Ireland, and
continent Of Europe, made to suit purclrses-
Sight and time bills and European e\Chal pufCIa> ej,
collections made. and piocccs rcmttcd usual rates
OF cNchage. All other business committed to care,
pEnctualy attended to.
BORUP & OAKEs.
iy1 lift
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FASH DNABLE MILAN NtKa.
AIRS MARVIN would announce to the ladies Of st.
4Vk Paul. that she has just received from New York
large varied and splendid assortment of Ronrets Of the
latest summer styles She fatters hcrselfthat upon
ananation ii will he conceded that handsome stock
Of Millinery, Flowers, Ribbons, C., never before
brought into the Territory. ALSO-Bareges. Tissues,
Dress Silks c. &C. all of which will be sold at Low Err
PRICES the same goods before offered III
th,. market, {June 10, stf.
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W fiVi-t.SALE AND Kf,IAiL e.kOCE
RY AND PROVISION STORE.

" ftVi.tsSA ALE AND RETAIL e.ROCE r..
RY AND PROVISION STORE.
TIE RICE HOUSE AGAIN IN MOTION
VHN-IIIS LIVINGSTON A. Co, have just received
4 from the East and South, large and general asst
of Groceries and Provisions, consisting in par
OF the following:
25 hog>heads No. clarified Sugar.
q Crushed and Powdered
40 htl. M"l--s"- a"d yrLp
50 bo\e Cheese W. X.
3 drums Coifi,l.
Is bbls Mackers..
20 chests Teas, assorted.
so boxes soap.
20 kegs Tobacco. assorted.
cas rs Dried Beef.
20 ' Hams and Shoulders
10 Clear Sides.
leo bhs Mess Pork.
100 kegs Pigs Feet
10 bags Coffee.
50 bole, candles Star and TalIow.
All those wishing to purchase fresh goods and nj tan
prices will please give Us call. stock will be
CONSTANT, replrui>hed during the season.
ST. Paul. April 2lst !H34. 2-tf
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GkSoC E4Rst.S AND provisions.


FOR THE MILLION.
h FRESi I has lett on last Saturday The 22i inst,
k)s for ST aous to purchase the largest stock that
WAS ever brought to this place. He would re-
sptctuily CALI the attention of his surrounding friends
and the public in general to that good opp"runit, for
those who wish 10 buy cheap. i'll thing in his line,
without running all over town to buy what they want,
please step n,d prices and qnaNty. Also,
IN addition I" this, has just received hs week Hams,
E@gs, Fresh Butter Cheese, Oysters, Strdincs Lard,
Flour. Extra and Superinc com Meal and good many
other things too nu nero TO meLton vi the large brick
block, Third street. ST. Paul.
Wholesale ana retail Eft
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GREAT EXCITENENS IN THE GRAIN
MARKET.
Fine lot of Corn, Oats, r. and Barley hand and
IA for sale by
w. CONSTANS, Lower Landing.
April Iith, 1854. l-3t
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Fave yOsi g0oA inder~taNding !!

III RVES. invites the public TO examine the
- best stock Of materials i'll his line that has ever
been seen the Territory. He challenges either side of
the Atlantic produce better quality Of French Cali
SKINS, >I1t, aliy adapted for the winter
ON hand. also. Ladies' fine custom made shoes and
CATERS. Also, (cItlemCns Cali and Kip onts the
that be made. You know the stand-Thrd street
near Roberts street
SainIaul, November. 1851. 81
NORCH-,v T,sTERN EMPRESS co.
C0nnecting at Gais1a nth the Amrrican TrWcSs ia.
EIvOR the speedy and safe tran. portatjon Cf gh,
Il and valuable Goods; Packages, Bank Notes, Spc
cie: collection and payment Of Notes, Drafts, EIls, Ac
counts, &c.
To and from ali parts Of the UNION, CANAD, and the
Continent of EUROPE.
Lost DDS Baggage &c, looked M ard Forwarded
owHers, and all business usually done by express at
! tended 10 with promptncss and despatch.
Messengers will he despatched during the close OF
navigation from st. Paul and tiaena every alternate
MoLday. }. T.. BURBANK n co.
pyODrietOra
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,A..iNi.I " y KUOM>.
ALWAYS on hand, made order. SOFAS EASY.
CHAIRS. DlNt\ WILLOW WAGONS,
MATTRESSES, CARD AND CEN
IRE TABLES and Gil AIRS


CHAIRS, DIN,\S, WILLOW WAGONS,
MATTRESSES, CARD AND CEN
IRE TABLES and Gil AIRS
Of every Description
Also a few METALLIC COFFiNS. superior article.
,--.---. TO bay second hand furniture Is toe
ss' much liIe hnying second hand sar
<eS9 the people of our Territory, would
rather prefer 10 have their chairs wasLstans bureaus
and tables, made TO order, and expressly ter their own
use; although old Iriture might be bought for less
ney Then we think people would rather hayearti
cles made oI the timber that grows here i'll the Terrific
ry manufactured by our own mechanics who have cast
their lot in Minnesota for better, for worse.
We viii make promptly order, whatever articles Of
furniture mal be wanted (f We have net What IL desr
ed hnd) aud viii goods better and all
things considered, cheaper, than they can be imported
Undertaking promptly attended to.
Manufacturers of Cabinet Ware and Furniture, Third
street, St. Iaul.
st. i'aul, Jlhe 20, 1853. left
MiNNESorA LEATHER STORE.
it the C.d Stand cf L. 4. CollaS j. Co., opposite
the Rice HDuSc St. Pash.
I'd T. BRADLEY. dealer in Saddles Harness,
Il Trunks and Saddlery Hardware, Saddle Trees,
SA!rtiug, Harness ard Patent Leather, Calf Seating.
Silk; Bellows and Band Leather.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS STOCK.
iemiock tanned Sole Leather; Oak tanned Sole and
Upper Lcathcr Kip and Calf Skins; French, GernIn,
rhilade pima and Cincinnati Calf Skins; all Kinds OF
Ladies' and Genilemen's Morocco, Red, yellow, Blue,
Green, Pink and White Iinng-; best Goat, Buck and
Lasts Crnp Boards, Peg, of all sizes; Shoe Thread.
ali Kinds Iron, Zlnc and Copper Nails.
CARRIAGE TRIMMING,
Executed at the shortest notice and in worknanke
manner.
Country orders particularly attended to-
d The highest market price III Cash paid at all times
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ANCIENT LANDMARK LODGE, NO. 5, meets OF
~ the >tcomdN fom tn THURSDAYS ofevcrN mont!
mn at Vi A>ONIC HALL, st. Anthony Street, Ill
MEDO l-2 o'clock L. NJ Brethren o! other Lodge,
SA i'll good standing. alc respectfully invited to
meet with a. J. MORGAN, Sec'y.
ST. Paul, l.:4.
MINI t.SOTA ROYAL ARCH CHA PTER
No. I.
MEETS the second Ve,ne-dav evening eac.
month"; At O'Clock al MASONIC HALL, ST. An
thony Street. Companions from other ChaP,ers, ia
good standing respectfully invited TO meet with
81 Paul, c5i A. J. MORGAN, Sec'y