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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-01
Movements Of our Delegate.

The Hon. HENRY NJ. RICE, Delegate in
Congress from Minnesota, and tie only liv-
ing parallel to that remarkable JOE, in Dick
ems Bleak House, who didn't know moth
ink" passed through Detroit few days
since, en- route to Lake Superior. 1t has
been stated to us, that the Honorable gen.
tleman goes thither to look after party of
surveyors, engaged in New York, short
time previous to an unpleasant Congressional
investigation, to locate the route Of the
Minnesota and North Western Railroad
to select the site for mammoth depot
and generally, to supervise matters and
things connected with the Eastern terminus
of that railway. We are certain, however,
that our informant was in error. The
health of our Honorable Delegate, during
the past month, has, we regret to say, been
in an exceedingly delicate condition His
unrcmitting eXertions to secure grant of
land to the Territory Of Minnesota for
railroad purposes, and especially his ardu-
GUS labors in experimenting the correction
of the vexatious grammatical plumbers
which were found to exist in the donating
bill before Congress, have worn so sadly
upon his physical, moral, and political con-
stitution, that it is feared neither branch
Of the distinguished Delegates totality will
recover In this depressed condition he
yields to the advice of his physician, the
eminent DR.. BILLINGS, Of New York, and
refrains, for the present, visiting the I'M
healthy climate of Minnesota He will
spend the balance of the season by the
shores and clear waters Of Lake Superior,
taking ST. Paul, it is hoped, on his route to
the last session Of his Congressional labors
But, even then, the most earnest believers
in the recuperativc virtues of Hydropathy
need not expect to see, in him, anything
more than very weak and very feeble
honorable Delegate, after all. During the
past session, frequent reports had come tc
us of his falling health, but we were not
prepared to learn he was gone, past all re
covcry. We tender the distinguished gen
t!eman our earnest coincidence
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-01

Es.y~ The Nominee arrived at Hudson
some time yesterday, and from that point
her passengers came over to our city in
wagons and carriages We understand
that she will not come up to our city, owing
to the low water on the bars but will re-
turn to Galcna from that point. Weheard
of no news by this arrival, as its mail has
not yet arrived. Its whereabouts has not
vet been ascertained.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-01

GENEROUS MANA gentleman from the
Upper Country, left his pocket book a few
days ago, under his pillow at the Gear House,
nor did he miss it until asked if he had lost it,
The chembermaid had. in the meantime found
it, and carried it down to the office. The
owner received it at the hands Of Capt Riggs
and put it away without word of thanks to
him, OF dime to the honest lass who found it,
The pocket book contained $;l4OO.- Galcno
J,BTSoAtdH
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-01
Catalogue Of Crime.

We may be mistaken, and we hope VIC are,
i'll the belief that there has been of late an I'M
wOnted frequency in the occurrence of afro
ciOus and unparalleled crimes in this country.
For few days or weeks past the record of
this description has been full: and that public
appetite which feeds upon the horrible must
have been more than satiated by the details
which which these reports of crime have afford
ed-1aunton, Mass., Gazette.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-01

re- JEFFERSON FARMER, Esq is authorized Agent
for THE PIONEER at Galena procure subscribers and ad
yertisemcnts His receipts Will be regarded ayments
Hy- See third page under Commercial head for rates
of Money and Exchange, St. Paul and Galena Markets.
and miscellaneous items.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-01

THE DAILY PIONEER, is puGlhesi e,ery ,ceet iny
nina at the Office Bench STREET Sdint Paul. Minnesota and
furnished 10 Mnii subscribers far Sir Dollars Year. IN Ad
pance CITY Subscribers, Fifteen CertS Week, payable TO
the Carrier
THE WEEKLY PIOTEER printed at The same office
i sent 10 Nail SScriS a. the ii0'riny rates. Single Copy
Yuo Dollars: Fire Coi~s. Fight D,idrs; Egh Coies Tn
Dollars: 7rere C0aS T,rIre DolLs To take ardnaqe f
the club rates. hourer, he scsciitOn price must pad IN
rd,taI1y IN Adc0ace.
will rirp attention. All articles protesting fclS
must accompanied by tie Auors nHn,e for puicd-
tim guarantee Of the truth Of the made.
VIuntary Correspondence confirming Important ne,cs or
statistics 4 the condition ad goch to,os and settlements
Ulopyiout the Northwest. is solicited
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-17

Facn Errorr.. The steamship Africa,
from Liverpool s5,h ul,., arrived At y. York
on the 18Th.
The steamship America, chartered fur The
conveyance Of the rescued passengers or the
san Francisco to this country VAS TO sail
from Liverpool lor Boston 90 the 5lsi.
The Cars final answer &c the last note OF
he Western powers was not expected To Dc
given before the middle Of February. His
condac, is eyasi,c. lie preiends NO, to re-
gard the entry Of the allied fleets iu'o The
black sea d, an act OF var, bot has appointed
Count OlloT to visit the courts Of Vienna,
Berlin. Paris and London, iocSplain on wha,
terms he really will treat Dy a'I this be
gains delay.
There Is On, hale news as 10 the Turkish
question.
On the Danube os,cn,ai.ous preparations
ars being male by %, Russian, 90 attack
kahf,, though they admit D, ui'l cost them
zen Thousand men.
S,r,.a b. much ar.,atc.l o., ,hc .u,d-ucs OF
yhe Russian CousulGc1sral lzzsi.P4sha,
ut Belgrade, has sworn 90 arrest him unless
De minds bis own business.
The Shah ofPc-,.a ha. Promised rcu,ra,,-
~ TO Turkey.
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Guardians Sale Of Real Estate

ny ,irtuc ~ "a license from the Hon. Timothy
ID inthn. Julgr II Probate f,r the County Il
ONe.d. .h,li sell AZ private sale, a the store Il
col Se,,ah rlv. IN prumafk. en- SATURDAY,
the 18th ga, oi March, next NJ one o'cl,ck IN The
afrrnonn, 90 mach of the real estate ui ANS an
ltANSAU SNow, of U,nnit,k. NAV IT, nrcrs-
~, o. rfudncc The SOON of Eve hircd dnll1rs. "r
the payment IL their iust delt aod incidental cN-
rc1srs lfthc same b. nj soi at pri,aic solc ~
.lid time. it VII o. .oll no PUBLIC NENnlE,
O, ths hi.le.t bidder, ~ u'c.ock, 7. NJ, Of The
same d,,, 40 thr s1me place.
Toe real estate Offered br slle consists ui thr
uaIihrrN rsU ct the earn on which the sat-
Iaulg. sul Hannah Snow nov reside.
Terms maJs kuauu at iiur au, place 81 .ile.
DONtNICJS q. TNlDpN,
Guri1n ct James ald Hannah snow.
Jlrulr, 25ih. iS5t
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FARRAR'5 HOTEL
AT nvCKTIrID VILLAGE.

rJ'll. Sn' srfil,r respectfully inform che Tmvcl.
lug pul.ic ,1I particularly those Who dcsire
o CousTEY RrrHTAr, vhrfr iirf can have puro.
ole 3Hi D,l,r aai thc most lei,.lllnl view. n
lfnd.rapr Scenery, lh1t Dee lls i.l.od Cd" noy
TN,m lIuu.r. erected IN BUCkFlElD VII
LACE, by AMERICA fARRNR, where he offers
Li. lvst services Tor the accommodate alton 90 loareus
Tii. lluu.o i. Lry.s s1i 4 ~, aul well ollcu-
lated to convene Small lam,lics, or Sugle Per-
sons; and th- tal'c will w. alva,, surrli'd with
Whn's.oms Rural Tsrc, as vel as Nith the LuNu-
rir. ulihc CITY Market.
ThI. house J. s,iuItcI IN ihc Cr1ire 81 Que Of
The meet liye, and domishug villages in I'll the
country, With spacious "psn Gont g,unds, ADD
connected with good Livery stable, With Easy
Crvisgo 6Hf Plat H5u'. II csn h. rrlrhcd ~
Railroad in , hours ium PonlaH'l, and fuH'
sloston. n !. the place ofrc.idenoe e Me Fv.
rae, widely known as the largest d, Al r in New
England, IN Caulc, Sheep, AID Fat hear.
JOHN TAYLOR.
July 10, 1858, 25f
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hdmini,,rn.nr,sS Sale.

10y ,utus uf IL Irsu.s iirm thr Hoo. Tim'tl,
- Iuh'eu, Judge IL Probate iur thu Cnuniy of
O>nrt, I shlU s,U a. PUBLIC \ENbjE. 10
th- strJr :. q. & u. Ic1n, in B.oUnard,
ul Murlp,, ths C,h ia, ct March, uJNt % iv'
u'rItk ir fhr atIrfnHon. so iruIh ui ihr real 's-
ufe of ONEplNU CLEMENT, late of brown
6.iI. 1.r,Isrl, 1. mly De- u.rrss1N to produce
tLr suu Of .u. hundred duIhT., fHr tb- payment ui
hf. ir.t ,glits AMI charge uf decentralization.
he rr8l r.ttir offered &c al consists ui about
rrNfy 1gtr. q i1rd situated ip .ErI H1uwuh,Id,
u.rr OBJ. Jy-'I.rr, of lilzu. Moore.
nUNlNlCU~ 60. TNEBuN,
Atm'.,l s4lU J-tlir.
Jan. sirh. l,sg.
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Grnrdinn,s Sole.

DY virtue 1t a license from the Honorable JrIsr
ID uf Probate ipr the County Of ONiud, ! shal'
ell at private or puhli- sale, az the dwciIng.hnusr
Of The subscriber iu bethel, 90
wEDNEsDAY,th the 18th DAY Of FEBRUARY,
AL o'clo. 7. NJ, al the right. title anil iuirr.
ct which Olive. Jane ~, and Adj T.. lIuichins
have unto onr thiu,.secund part II the west part
Of Township No. 6, in the County of Fnnkllui
alsn sail min1rs' right in certain Will l1ts in
Eumf,rd and Milton Plantation; a'so said minors
interest iu csfiain real estate near Rumi1ri Cor
urr. WILLIAM GODDARD, Guardian.
Bethel, January l7slsjl. %
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NOTICE.
COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED;

EoR which Cash anI the highest Make, pii
= ccs viii le paid.
500 Round HOGS.
~ tons u Dricl ArPLEs,
200 lbls. u green do,
0.OOO lrshels Of POTATOES,
1000 H.. 81 good BUTTER,
1000 10 OF CHEESE,
1000 do 1t BEANS,
1000 do Of HONEY, .......
wM. n. NEwIIALL.
40. Paris October 9th, 1858.
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ESSEC FULLER,
Carriage Manufacturer,
NORTH TURNER, We.

would respectfully announce To his fricnds
w and the ru'Iic generally. that be has now on
hand anil lor sale, from Que hundIcd Ia two hum
dr.d SLEIGllS, OF Gle style anil workmanship.
manufactured FROM the hest 81 Weston Oas and
Walnut, and in every way thoroughly built, and
warranted ~ b. equal n any now ~ use Anorg
which, are some fnc TTotting Slcighs, which
cannot lail In give good 'aiisiciion.
Persons wishing 10 purchase will do wei to call
anil examine lelore purchasing elsewhere.
Al who favor me With their orders win b.
promptly attended TO- 2mN
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S,lIa, %, Establishment II rrai..or ilorro-
Way, 2li, Strand, (u,ar Ten, 'a nlr) London, add
I,l 40 respectable Dmye.ts, aui b.a'rI- in '!r'i
rtass throughout the iiuti.h EuT.r,, .ni It thn'g
IT ihr United State, il Pots aHd Bose, at - -
coats. ~ cent. anil < 80 each.
Wh1lr.al by thc Principal prrl linu.c. in thr
Union, and T., MrssI.. 4. H. i u. sands, Ncw
YuIh and D, Joshua purgin s Co., Portland.
There is a considerable saving by itAing the arg-
&C. filrs,
y. B.-Dircoliun. or the cut'aGcc 1t Patients
IN ever, Disorder air affixed 90 each Box. cuW3l
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STAGE HOUSE,
PARIS HILL.

y ~ - ~ - 80
~ rI'IlE subscriber. hrmcr, ofihe
E5SnIS UNION HOUSE, voul 10.
,s4iii!S lom his liend. and the public that
49, - he has taken the Stage llousc, on
raris Ilil, recently occugicl by Charss q. Davis,
where be Will h. happy 60 receive aHd entertain
those Who may favor him With tlcir patronage.
Recent and important improvements
have been made IN the House, and others are con.
templated. The best Of help will h. employed ~
the House and Stable AND all that experience anil
the most dligcnt and jealous attention can afford,
Aill le cheerful, contributed to render the .ay 81
the Traveller At his house, both. comfortable and
agreeable.
4 Carnage for the accommodation Of
pnssrngcrs, runs from his house, ~ connection
With the several trains of the 4. & ~, l.. Rail
Road. CYRUS ". RIfLtl.
Paris, Nov. 8, 1883, 20
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WE ml.-1.. b.rny g,rrs lr''i- police tHa.
| concerned. t'rt hr ht. h..n dH., 1.T. r'.I
a1I ilkrn un.n himself 90" '.u.t 90 Ls.H'.r OH.
tlr a.t viii HuI ts.iumHrtui
OLIVIER THOMAS, h,r OF usf1,
DO th, count, of Osaul, deceased, hy giving hI1l
.. thr l1v directs. ~" thrwir requests a.l r-
.r1s who age iuI. HirI 90 che said drr"lsHIs u.
tate, to make immediate pl,mart lnl ihn.. uhu
have ,H, !smlals thairlu, in ,NiIlii doe same o.
ZlBN TlIANLB.
Paris, Jsuug l5lh, 1854. -
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q, !, IiIOIIAs
Perfect IRE OF W0raS!

JAMES ChRLOyK sa,.. "Orr I.u.r gil, ~
,.trs OOH. Dor. .u.,rr 40 tho - CEAT STAGES
nF WORMS; IuI nr have never huli 1000 II.
friuli rH.r uuul ur administered ID. NnHPs
Nt.- pNs, DC Lnsr. oftVp ~ "a time, and Wcnev-
rl yr.u...r,l such change Iu 81" shou timr. The
pIs brought ava, ouch a Ml,s Of Worms, and
.ic no urr. recovered.
SulII, &. W. NTWEii.. u1.lrr tac q. :. 10
trl, Plrlpd. GUsrd gent Zoe M,iur.
AZ, .p.I o, Uus- got. tut drilf- ~ Meiicins'
rvsr,vhc.r. -ly-rnrr - 60. ANDREWS
Bat -. Aruts. ra,is lliI. ~
~.IIL, ~. ". 4. RUST, - Paris.
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Notice of rnrrrl..r-.-

8'"''"" y = y W. u =
gN~uTEEA~. l~vl. N..l. uE Sweden. Ir fbr
~ JuHnt 60 uEH.., HrH -rHfr 90 Mlur.
r.rrr,rI, o., Do. deed 90 u.u-a-r, rl Urrrnru
Ny.E.r. trsr.lrrr 90 tHr .rI".. 0.rI rl .urH ~vr-
dim. frH ,rrrr.r rHrrr's of iiH'. sIr1tHr Ir.l...
thereon. rsr rra.rI, described D., .l.i tr.|, lrfrT
AZ ~.a.Iru Co., sr-htI da, 90 iiyo.u.rr. 4 ~.
Isl. rrI recon .I, tHIbH u>iurl Weston Er-..fr,
I..L -. Ia-r la>. aHi whereas llr g'HI.'r.H. .I
.4tT r.rrr.r. Iryr I.rl LTuks1 thr .al-ru.rJ
...ra.. q. f..g...rrr ,f tb. .lme 8s D., as ip -a.h
cases ~.rH, and provided.
BENJAMIN WEBEEG,
TH.srlr uf ~rII.. Fond I sat-.a.
sweden. J8u. l1.H, l,5l
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WORTHY OF NOTICE.

AUGUsT IL, ls53.
Gsailsmsa'-We the uhie, !.
III TS,~ signed, Wholesale drggiSs ,hav
Etf'Ntris, \ iug iar many wears sod YOU'D
elfgtsos VEGETABLE PULMONARY
FL ailsInt DALSAM, are happy 10 lear
fs,Ios testimony 90 10 great rihoaey IN
A e., .athl The relief aud cove Of Pulmonary
~ srr,l Complaints, We Know Of no
fia.!ks-s. = madeleine which has deseNedly
sustained - high reputation ior % bong tern Of
,rais. or which Hnrc mrly di.appoiats ths Tea-
sonnlle cNpseisiions ~ those Who Use II.
Drwor.. Stcyru. 4 Cu-hing. Boston. Mass.
u. 4. Fahucsiock, Hall & -. Now lofk. Allsa
4 Co. Ciurinnaii, o., NaIuafd. Adams 4 Co. -
Is.ui., No: Carlton & llovcy, Lowell, Mass; ,.
S,ammun & Co. Chicago, lll; J. u. Wilder
CO.. Louisville. ~; u. llollistcr & Co., Banio.
NY: !. T.. Thumrson & Co., Toy, \. Y; j.
NILSSON. Qurlrc. q. E.:W. r BAIRD, Woois.ock,
y. H.; Ingu,hsm 4 Tullcr. Bangor, Ne; ". III.
IIa,, ]. Durgin & Co., Portland; W. %. Poor,
nslf,ft; and in,n, othrrs ~ the oltcst and Ino.t
respectable druggists anil apJihocar.es in the Ini'
states aud British rw,inccs. ....
IN connection vith nor old 20 orui 'ufie, W
now put up a - iiss, N ivrs square tsih'' 'esA
rish Saluflsd Hus rsaJTUs, giii dirat07s, aHd tae
smile n iYn. JH'l CHIU, containing for hmo
thr aanlit, fihc stnaIlrS s,lc.
R,,slrs ~ sssHiof,fs end i1t1f8Hs'V
Inquirr f,r The attiris q, 10. whnlo name,
"NEGErABbE PULMONARY BAl.SAM.'
Puuui onh hy REED, CUTLER 4 CO,
Druggist. Bpst1a. lnd soll iy Apothsclr,es SOD
Druggists generally rrio, large siie, sl.OOi
small site. ~ crnis. -
Tor .aie in rsG. b, W. a RUST. and others,
H. II. nay, Gcnctal Agent ior Maine 6ml3
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INTNIIUIE CURE or \ STOMACH
JOHuiNINT, WITH INDIGESTION
VIOLENT HEADACHES.

TF# fa' 20 E"r r-u ~. s.. G.Hsu, rIrr7r', ~
IHfH. r.rr EH.tI raf.3 Ja'gli, l.s2.
o., o, ..r-..r lioiiuv,l,
UlNE s,r-l .u requested Us IHl1 Hm.0
Ir."fs. f.#f nuI,,l from th. N,t lHl..s, ''
H.."Birr $50 fb.' i,r re- Trf,u. eff ct-af wears lr,-
.t'. trI f.rri'f suffered tom U.uflrrsl lHi h.a.h,
rIr..r. iHu .H... '...,ftl. l..,rr HuN stomach
lu. .,.'r.p. L...,l NrIlUir, violent Head grh.',
.ra.-. .p far si.r. v..lu,.s arI general t.la'r,
nrvhr-h s.. consulted thn Irs-r ,nIH.ri u.7 boz
fhr ,,i.rt. lrt ulth.u, 1uy beneficial I'.u.; rl
h-f. boo U.l rrc.uuc 200 N,rf n'rlul'r ll.s,
which ir lUr .Alft tive ,a..'.' .u -r,.' q
,rrr. l.r thr hi'rr, flt .h, ,Hrf.rrI' them. a.N
tIr vbHa. hmii, we RESTORED tU health Ird
.Frr.'b Further .Hr dr-.r'. ..s Oh -a,,i.ri rhr
l4.. Witnessed fl.ir rs'Durl,rtrr rirtr.s Boo ih.s
r..lrHu', Incidental % children. rru.HHr'E 90
r4... Of url-'.. a1l .cfhfln, having Effected
positive cu.. u. those disease. With uHu'hsr rru-
rr.. tSgued) $. DuNIN.
Y.r., r.i'r.'7 pls on, ris'raEr ,-ri..aI -
OF. f...I.sF t..#. .F.H...
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Great Care Of Dyspepsia!

The WIFE or CAuIhlN ROBERTS, has
lrHr lll., aal.rir.i with DYSPEPSIA fs 40 ui1si
1f.rrr1'i nug iHr Zoe Bot fru ,cl,s- SEEING an
lIy,ft...u,ut Uf h. N1Fa's Sugar C.fsf Pile
.1r,r. De cDrs'ulgl tu give fhHm alrial, took
thew perrifia. ~ dinciu1s, a1I DlH aiti heart
rlt d., state th4t .hr derived B"rr b,nstt ifum tho
r.. ui ono l.., dian itun I1, other medicine sha
has mad. u.a ul jmiHg ihr t,u ,rlr..
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-
Il,I1'," ana I'''P ~ voc
New YORK College oil EoaItn.
4 ~ recommended lN lhc fElNtlpA. Ply
y SlCliNS DO tis ri',, aud all Who hrcoms
auIuiuicl with their ,riurs lhroughout The world
THESE PILLS ARE DIuEETIC,
-. $1,000 D..,y,.,
40" 'N 'N," 49,,
.'s''' curry o." N '.. ..
THY AlI INIL' l"I'ANI'
ArIl, th,ir uusrpii,a urun iir Lnss l1i hsrs'
Nrh,I8,, carry ut Thlsu, hruufs, ani cNpel DIS
.,.s ,lraush te pTaca.s 90 r,.,..nralion, o. sprt
tIrt.
THEY FACILITATE ILi>ti!'NIION'
TLus carving OF Hrrr.a.. affs ia', and CNPC.
..s.l,r through che Io..s 81 o. sbl1.
THEY NVT CNTUIETfC.
t.V..-.t..gn....,. .rf .ri,ry,,,,,
,,. r..,,,.,. ,f .r'....,. s-,' -,
,.i, .U IMMUNE matter Ig li.,hars,s pt ihc sioo,
~. ABRAHAM MOORE uf ~ Allps,s1y
ls.vls. h4Ia Nugs C.7ua.fry C.ueh, Win
I'D, 10 ,hr ,Ir. S.. ali va. rr,,d b. On
l.,,rf. -I,,r Cr,rIp Tuts.
t,ttN ErIfTT tgE V,,,I. ,y,,rr
:, ....,.N. go. d.. ,.,J NJ
"a ..,i.,L ,.T..fpii. J.f %.
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Gbtrago.


-a H WURWELL & POWERS, 81
I MER G III ANT TAILORS. ..
AND DEAL ERS IN CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
'i' No. fremont Buidfngs Dea,born' Street, -
CHlCAGo, SLLIKofs! y.rs Jt3
NTESSRS. BURWEIL & POWERS, respectfully 10
N1 invite the attention Of gentlemen travelling
III the Northwest, AZ IA - those resdingin Mime M
sofa to their complete and elegant t-Ant of uu
CENTl.EMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
The largest and most tasteful selection of the finest
French, English, German and American clothing stuffs
will be kept constantly hand is the design of the
proprctors to sustain the reputation of their establish
ment as the Great Western Emporium Of Fashion. Gen
temen leave with US, and have their orders
filed at any time in the most fashionable styles Strang
visiting Chicago invited to examine elegant
stock, at No. 7, fremont Buildings, Dearbon street.
ty Iftsrlt-. 80, H. BURWEIL, Chicago; u
June 21-tf s. A. POWERS, Cleveland o.
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J Il w e TT & H OOT'S
Stoves!

AT WHOLESALE AT CHICAGO AND BUFFALO.
TEwETT Il ROOT have erected at Chicago. Ware
81 house for Stove Depot, and opened office and
sample with Mcssrs J. X. BotsfOrd Co., No 209
heavy stock OF stoves to accommodate the trade of the
Great West The advantages of this arrangement will be
apparent and invite special attention to its
convenences.
For extent and variety of beautiful and original designs
for durability usefulness and economy assortment is
not exceed by that of any establishment in the United
States.
Our facilities have very largely increased during
the past year. .... .. ...
We offer to the trade upon the most liberal terms
8 sizes Western Star new elevated oven. ,a-
- Eagle, Air Tight. '.-.
% Clipper
g. Prairie Flower "
g Express
Smoke burner new cook stove for bitumnous coal
2 Parlor Oven-has boiling and baking facilities.
Jewctt Il Root Hotel stove. .. T..
'' Belle Air Tight Parlor, for wood.
3 90 C,skct Z" oval shape, open top and cast iron.
Cottage Parlor, sheet iron, upper open top
.ss " with ovens. ~
Pearl. top and bases sheet iron, open top.
Regulators for sheet iron stoves soc each.
g Jewett Roots Folding Door, for wood
Diadcm, new Franklin, for coal It.
2 Franklin round back, for any kind of coal j.
3 Dwarf, a small cook stove for coal t'
7 Jcwett & Roots Dining Room, with .'
Z ' Oval six plate Air Tight stove
9 Oval Dining Room with E.r i
/ Iewett & Roots celebrated plate stoves ga
90 Extra heavy plate stoves for wood ''H
s. Jewet Roots King coal burners for hard coal
q - celebrated gas burner coal stove
2 Potash Kettles with and " without Flangcs
g Cauldron Kettles .-tt..f7t.l
Those prefer buying Chicago. order FROM, n,
at Chicago. Those who prefer buying at Buffalo will
der from us at Buffalo. JEWETT ROOT.
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....... G. H. Il L. LAFLIN,

G. H. 4 L. LAFLIN, -.t
PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND MANUFAC-
J. .. $50. ,TURERS AGENTS, -..i
ITS South Wdter Street, Chicago IHinnis. it
GENTS for Latin Brothers Laid and Wave Letter Cap,
n FlatCap, Medium; Denri and other Papers; Crane
Co. Superior COlored Medium Bond Tissue and Envelope
Papers Smith Peters Printers Cards and Card Board
Loomis Co.'S Domestic and Imported Cigars; Thomss c.
Miller L Co.'S Tobaccos: westfeld Whips and Lashes
Latin Smiths celebrated Gun Powder and Safety
Eusa Er
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General Commission and Advertising
mo ~ Agency.
.f. CHARLES WOOLLETT,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. rI

ITO MERCANTILE Men, FARMERS and others having bust
u =. ness in this city .eg.tf frgl,... 1ot q. -.
respectfully my intention to establish myself
permanently in the above business in this city, and offer
services to effect sales of Produce purchases of Mer
chandse, Lumber &C., on Commission together with any
experence of seventeen In active mercantile
pursuits and thorough knowledge of the city trade has
qualified to effect the most advantageous terms,
thereby fequety obvatng the inconvenience and expense
of leaving home and bunness Hoping to be favored with
your commands trusting that this introduction may lead
to transactions extensive md mutually beneficial
surng you of my best efforts in your behalf am truly
yours, 80 f-.-i t' '--'' l-h CHAS. WO1LETT.
REyERs TO Aid. W. Kennedy E. B. Williams, w. Way
man, NJ l.. Keith A. H. BIackal ESQ., John Rogers Esq
H. Frnk. Esq. Lessrs: Mugent Ownes. q
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j. Z. FULLERTON. '"e' j. BURGESs.
J. e. FULLERTON & BURG ESS.
II E. FULLERTON has this day associated with him
- J. BUReBss in his Branch Store in the Winslow
House. Fort Street. The business to be conducted BY
Burgess under the name and firm of J. e. FULLER
TON BURGESS; where they have on hand large
and well selected stock of Day GOoDs Of every variety
together with complete stock of CLOTHING, Doors
and SHOES. i1- - b.
We shall do all in our POWER to satisfy customers
both as to price and quality. .., ..t
March %, 1s54.-5O-tf % -'.i - l.-4...l-I
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DOOK- BIN DER, third story Of B. Presleys Br,ek
line with which he NAV entrusted Books, Magazines
and Periodicals bound in any STYLE Old Books rel md
and Music bound in QUICK time, for the LADIES'
Saint Paul. Oct. 2. W. oc''u"
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mARKLEY q KERN.

TTAvE received their fall and winter stock of HARD
ware, Tools, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Saddlery Whip
Churns, Can Shelves. Straw Cutters, and all kinds o
House Furniture and Furnishing Goods. ,..,,.
No. Empire Block below the American House. a,O-
St. Paul, Sept. 2s, 1854 49DgI els .. 81 sePt2stf