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CATHCART g. CO.,
"OULD call the attention Of the trade thro,
w the Territory to their wholesal department

KNOULD call the attention Of the trade throughout
w the Territory to their wholesale department,
sisting Of
25 Bales brown shirting bales strp'd shifting,
bales Canton Flannels l do heavy cotton duck
S do Brown Drilling 25 prs red fannels
do DENIS & blue drill 10 prs blue and grey flannel
lipSs 20 prs white 4 grey do
do Bed Ticking 25 prs Batting
500 prs assorted prints so doz Buck gloves mitts
% bales seamless bags % prs Crash
100 doz Knitted socks
With large assortment Of Threads Hats, Caps, Wool
en- Yarn, Cumforters, ETC.. etc.
Our advantages in the eastern markets, warrants ir
saying sell goods as cheap they can b.
bought LOUIS Chicago alena, adding the trans
portation call and examination will convince thu
buyer. CATHCART & CO.
DC. 4, 1854 daw
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EprCATIoH- American Education Socic-
ty now aids in larger proportion than ever
before, the theological education of the coun-
try. More than half the students at Andover,
Bangor, and East Windsor arc thus aided.
About 800 receive aid. About one-third the
Congregational ministers of New England, and
Home Missionaries, have been aided by this
Society. and One-half of the Foreign Mlsslona-
ries of the American Board. The extent Of its
usefulness can not be easily estimated.
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MARkLEY & KERN,

MARkLEY & KERN,
DEALERS IN
II RID W RE, TOOLS AND CUTLERY,
On st. anthony ST., near the american House,
KNOCLD call the attention of the citizens of ST. Paul
w and vicinity TO their new, large, and well assorted
stock Of
HOUSE FURNITURE,
Such Nails, Locks in all their variety wrought, cast,
Parliament and Strap HINGES Bolts, shutters, Fasteners,
Bras, Locks, Screws atchcs, Bell Pulls, and Door Rap
pers.
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Hand, Buck, Mill, X. Back and Rip Saws; IIatChets,
Axes, broad and pitching Adzc Spoke Shaves Drawing
Knives; Finer, Socket, Turning PAIRING Chsels; Au
Braces rowes Jack, Smoothing and Fore Planes,
Pows bead Guages, boring Machines, lIaches and Ham
mers Flat, Round and Saw Files, Two and Four Fold
Rules.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT.
Forks Rakcs, Scythes Scythcsnaths Hoes Curryconhs,
Trace. Back Breast, Timber anu Lock Chains, Grub Hoes
and Picks.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
fine assortment Of svcr-platcd Britannia and Japan
Ware; Boilers, Kettles, FrcDogs. Shovels and TonG.,
Waffle MS, Coffee Burners, Patent enamrled Iron Ket
ties, Ladies, Swimmers, GrironS Coffee Mills, Flat Irons,
Butcher, Cock and Carving Knives.
They have also fine assortment of Saddery, Trim
mings, Srrups. Bits. Buckles with Chain PrmpS Door
Scrapers Corn Mills, Patent balances AMI Counter Scales.
st. Paul, May Is, 1854. WITT
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tFrom the New Era.l
"yoy Cometh In the Mornin s y,

The feeble accents Of child,
Whose eye reveals the grateful tear,
Whose heart Is melted into praise,
My Father, will thou deign to hear?
No more, my God, shall repine,
No more thy goodness fail 10 see;
For grief at length has taught my heart,
To love all that proceeds from Thee.
The night OF doubt and blessidness.
Fear and distrust has passed away
And, trembling with my new born hopes,
Igaze upon the dawnins day.
Eternal day unto my soul,
Comes laden with the gifts Of love;
rll make It's pleasures all my own,
And place my faith, my hopes, above!
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HORACE PENFIELD,
A.eu, for the Country in New York City.

Agent for the Country In New York City.
UNHE advertiser is prepared to act General Agent
II and Correspondent, in New York, for business men
and others in the interior. He will devote his whole time
and attention to the purchase and sale of Fancy and 9TH
Mechac>' stock and Materials, Philosophical Apparatus
&c Drugs, Patent and other Medicines, Agricultural
Implements, Seeds, Stock, &c Collections made and suits
prosecuted. Inform alton Of all kinds furnished with
persons and places here Situations procured and
for clerks, mechanics professional men and
Others Male and female employees engaged and sent to
the country Passages secured to California, Australia
and Europe In fine, anything that an intelligent agent
well acquainted with New-York and its business men,
can do for an absentee will be executed faithfully and
promptly. Communications confidential. Address, with
fee adequate to the service,
A. +. BARTON.
l89 Mulberry ST., New-York.
Sept. 27, 1854. w6w
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10 Judge Irwin. of the United States dis
trlct court for the western district of Pennsyl-
vania. died day or two since, which makes an
important vacancy TO DC filled by the Prcs-
dent.
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TOYS. TOYS. TOYS.

you wish to sec an immense and weil-selectc
mcnt OF Teys aud all sorts Of Fancy Goods you lust
step into the Fancy Store,' Third ST. next door Of
Preshy's Grocery Store, where you will see opened
much larger stock than has heretofore been brought
this market Ladies, especially. are Invited to call AMI
aud g utcmeu not the less
Oct ID. 1854
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CoMPLlMENTARr.-The Pierce papers (says
the Cincinnati Gazcttc) are quoting with i'm
mense satisfaction, an article on KnowNothing-
Times. Our foreign citizens will hardly relish
the following sentence which we find in it,
"The oflscourings of Europe is the manure
which is destined to fertilizc the soil Of the
American Unon.'
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HEAR IE! HEAR IE.!

NTOREOVER, nevertheless, accordingly, likewise,
VA Notwithstanding the cry about READY MADE
CLOTHING. but YOU will find that the BOSTON CIO-
THING STORE under the Minnesotian Ofcc. is the
place where you purchase Clothing and Gents Fur
usbng goods, every description at wholesale retail
at the lowest cash prices. We have Just received by
War Eagle, Fall and Winter Goods. Give a call.
and aI-at the Boston Clothing Store. under the
Minnesotian ONCE. G. q. GRlSWOLD.
Sept. 9th, 1854. DIFF
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s. p. FOLSOM l. co.,
General Land Agents and Surveyors,


Once Third Street. opposite the Minnesot,an once,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
References Hon. II. NJ. Rice, W ashinSon Cy Hon.
IL. II. Sbley, Mendoza, Minnesota Territory Mese Be-
Oakes. bankers, s.. Paul; Me>srS. Rice, Hoins-
head Becker, attorneys, st. Paul; Messrs. Babcock
wilkinson h BrisOin.
They will attend to buying and selling real estate atpu-
lie and private sale. Titles examined Abstracts made
to all lands bought sold by Taxes paid for Nom
Resident, and others. Deeds drawn and acknowledgements
taken.
There may found at our Office, township maps Of ali
the surveyed lands in the territory also, maps of all the
cities towns, and their additions in RAMSEY county,
we'll A. complete list Of all the entries male at the T. s.
Land Once this county, corrected semi-weekly. A
perfect Of each ami piece parcel Of land
in this county the U. s. to the latest grantee. list
of all lands sold for unpaid taxes In this county, well
as all liens by Judgment or otherwise.
Al.kinas OF mapping and plotting done To order. Per
desiring correct copy Of Of the maps file in
the Registers office Of Ramsey county, township maps
lands surveyed in the territory, be furnished
with the same short notice and at reasonable prices.
Persons desiring enter land any where in this Terrific
ry, by land warrants otherwise, will find it their adj
vantage to apply to this firm. All business entrusted to
will attended to with promptness
st. Paul, June 10, 1854.
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DANvuLE, Pa, Oct. G..


TIL boiler Of the MontOur rolling mill OK
plodc this morning. carrying it one hundred
feet from its foundation. 1t also demolished a
frame dwelling and stable, and tore away for
ty feet of mill, burying several persons in the
ruins.
\ child Of John Farley was killed. and ano-
Their is dying: Barney Mcguire and three chill
dren were severely injured; Peter Monaghan
and Laurence Mcbride John Priest, John Die
singer. Alexander Wands. J Ohm Adams, Michael
Levy, Isaac Hines, Vim. Butler and Joseph
Shuggart are dangerously hurt. Four others
received slight Injuries. Chas. Search, boy,
has just died. and there are others still missing
The rubbish is now being moved. 1t is said the
boiler being empty of water, was the cause Of
the explosion.
CINCINNATI, Oct Z.
Covington. on the opposite side of the river
is the scene of intense excitement among the
Americans and Germans. growing out of the
brutal murder of "a small child by German
whose name we have not learned. The little
boy. as we learn. called the German an "Old
DutchmalI." whcrcupon the latter attacked the
boy and killed him in the street. The murder
er was promptly arrested, and threats have
been made that the Jail would be attacked TO
night by a mob with view of executing sum
mary vengeance. The officers are taking mca
sures to preserve the public peace.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

1.-TWO hrined Oxen broke into the enclosure tie
subscriber on the Ramsey farm mile Saint
PAM, the st. Anthony Road, about ten days since
The owner is requested TO call pay all expenses cured
and take them away, as they Will be proceeded against
according To law. ROBERT COATS.
Oct. Il, 1851. Wit
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District Court, Second Judicial District Ran,se


District Court, Second Judicial District Ramsey
County,
against : SUMMONS.
L. l.. Shepard.
To l.. l.. Shepard, the above named Defendant:
NOU hereby summoned and required TO answer
Il the complaint OF Joel T.. Whitney the plaintiff in
tie above entitled action which complaint You are here
by notified has bceu flied in the Office the Ccr of said
Court at the city of ST. Paul in said county Ramsey,
and of upon the subscribers at
their Office at the said city of ST. Paul, within twenty
days after the service Of this upon you, cxcu-
svc of the day of such service: and take notice. that If
fail to answer said complaint within the aorc,
said the plaintiff will take Judgment against You the
of one hundred and fourteen doars II ninrty-fou
cents, besides interest and costs of this action.
MASTERSOE 4 SlMONS.
st. Paul, Sept. 81, 1854 dlw6t AHyS for Pft.
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WOOD g. WILLOW WARE.

HDAINTED Tubs, Cedar do, Zinc washboar,lS. Chop
Il ping Trays, Butter Ladies'. rolling pins, Boxes, Bas
ketS. Buckets
have the above and a good deal more too numerous
to mention, either at wholesale RETAIL which will sell
low for cash PRESLEY
II, 1854
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hrO ugh Line

ThrOu l. inc
And in connection Nth the Rock Island Railroad!
ST. Louis and St. Paul Regular Packet!
IUNIIE new and elegant light drauCht 6cNTMosn a
Il passenger steamer HENRIETTA, ~ y...=fa71dSi
G. h. GALL. master, will run regularly ST. s::t:43
during the of navigation, between
The above ports. The Henrietta being of ght drauGht,
drawing Only twenty inches passengers and shippers may
rely staying in The trade permanently. The hen
ct,a under the requirements of the late steam
boat law, and is well provided with e-boas, ferestV-
ers steam guagcs &c. She touches at Dubuque, Ga!ena
and intermediate ports.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BASS, BORUP CO., Agents.
St. Paul, June %, 1854.
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THE Do.NGs OF OLDER BABIES.

Previous to the Baby Show there was con-
test for prizes for the best horsemanship ly fc-
males. The judges awarded the prizes to the
following ladies':
First prize, a magnificent lady's saddle. a
bride and whip to Miss Julia Linn. Second
prize. a silver bowl to Miss Rachel Fisher.
Third prize, set of silver spoons to Mrs. DR..
Parks. Fourth prize, pair of silver tongs to
Miss ID. Linn. aged Is years. The prizes were
awarded this afternoon. in the presence Of a
large concoursc of people.
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TIL E n A IR.
Greatest Discovery Of the Age!!
PROFESSOR woOD's
HAIR RESTORATIVE!l

Grey Heads Bald Heads and SHrer Greys please to
take particular notice that this astonishing and un.
equaied preparation turns hair back to its original
cOiOr, otter hGcHg become grey and renSfdfeS n IN
ali its criminal health, Iusere, softness and beauty.
EDEMOVES at once all dandruf from the scalp, and
~ all unpleasant itching as well as all cutaneous
eruptons, such scad head. &c. and hence creates
perfectly healthy state of the scalp. by actins As SUNNI
LIANT and tonic necessary to supply moisture
and coorng matter to the hair, and completely restores
their original viGor and strength and thus pre-
vents all tendency to become also prevents tho
hair from becoming unhealthy and falling of, and brings
it out where gone, by resuscitatng the organs neces-
sary to supply nurmen health and colOrng matter to 1t,
and hence. perfect hair invgoratOr and tonic
Now, Gentleman. read this certificate from an Ex-oeh-
ator Of the United States:
CARLYLE. Ill.,, June 9th, 1883.
Ibayc used Professor o. ]. WOODS Hair Restorative,
and have wonderful eject. Ny hair was be-
coming, as though, prenatrey gray, but 10y the Of
.estorave has resumed lis original color, NJ q,
have no doubt, permanently SYDNEY BREEsE,
Ex-Sen. U. S.
And now, Ialcs, DO you read this:
Professor Wood: ST. LOUIS, OCT. "a, ioo3
Sir-At your request, willingly give statement
Of of Hair Restorative upon my hair.
commenced its when my hair was quite gray, and
soon began to effect in restoring the fluid to H
Immediately change to its native color, until 1t
is entirely resiored and from carefully watching it's ef
fects, that If faithfully applied according to directions
no lady will be disappointed therefore cheerfully
mend il to all my friends, and all who have use for
such an article. MRS. +. BEARDsLY.
The public should distinctly understand that sthis
paration contains alcoholic stimulan essential oil,
no one unhealthy it docs not dye the hair, but acts
upon and secreve organs, so as to supply
with the necessary colorg matter, and restore
the impaired or lost functions OF the latter
For sale by CAliILL, Druggist, st. Anthony; BOND
< KELLOGG. and by FOSTER KINNEY,
Drugqsts.5f. Paul and Wholesale and Retail Agenfs
for Minnesota Territory.
DR. FOSTER, Agent. Upper Town, between
American and WinslOw, st. Paul.
Paul, Aug, 10. 1854, w3m
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Millinery and Dress Making.

RS. E DOVER, late Of Philadelphia, would respect.
1VA fully Inform the Ladies' OF Saint Paul vicinity,
that she has located at the ssHoand Place, between
per and Lower Town. where she designs keeping large
assortment Of Fancy Goods TO which she would invite
the attention Of all wishing to purchase.
She VIII be constantly In the receipt raris FASH
lons,' and will guarantee her work to be No. IA at
warranted in every instance.
she Is ais" manufacturer Of ssPaper Mache:' work
every description, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dressing
Towns, etc. Orders solicited and punctuality fulfilled.
Saint Paul, September, 1854. DIR
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NOTICE.

UNTLSTA ALLEN, father of Merritt Allen, deceased,
~ has made application to me for letters Of Admins
tration of the Estate Of said Merritt Allen, deceased
which will be heard before at office in
St. Paul, Ramsey county. Thursday the 26h dav Of
October A. d. 1854 at 10 O'Clock, A. M, and direct
this motto. he published in the Mnnesoiian news
paper published at ST. Paul. three weeks successfully.
]. NJ. STONE,
Oct 4. 1854 dIw3 Judge of Probate.
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Valuable Farm for Sale,

4 VALUABLE Farm, about 3 miles from town. szess
IA Pigs Eye. Said farm contains % acres S1ff
of good land from which may be cut 1000 coris-Q-
wood. About forty cords, already will be sold
together with all the crops stock, hay, tools, &c.
1-l This place will be sold a bargain. For farther
I particulars enquire on the premises of the
sA LOUIS JABOTT.
81. Paul, ScDteNbe, IS. 1854. slw
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MINNESOTA RIVER PACKET.
Minnie sofa River Packet.

Minnesota River PackcI.
THNHE well appointed low water steamer r. h
n GLOBE. Capt. HAYCocK, Will run as ssttlstt$Saa
a egular Packet between st. Paul and Lit
tie Rapids. Minnesota River. leaving ST. Paul on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays. For freight or passage apply
on board, or TO Il lRN lNE q CO
ST Paul, Aug 3, 1854
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]. WOODW ARD

Merchant Tailor and Dealer in Gentemen's Furnish
ing Goods Of erery description.
HAVING lately moved from the Mound City to Saint
l. Paul, lie would apprise the jewellers in and around
this place. he has received and Is ready
the OF all and rery select Of
Choice and Fashionable Goods, Ready Made and in
the piece.
Having had many experience Gutter, in the
largest aad most fashionable establishments the United
States he feels confident that in that capacity he Is
passed by none.
splendid Fit, warranted in every instance. His Cas-
smerrs selected expressly for this market, and
qualify, price and durability. stand No. l..
His really made clothing viii bear the scrutiny OF the
most particulars and in making this assertion, he bcgs
the public to expressly charge their mind with the
that they all made up under his own supervision,
and must not be considered as g siOp ,rork.o
Having stated these facts to the Intelligent people Of
this city, he the uncrgned again leave to present
his stock AID work for their kind consideration
J. WOODWARD,
81. Aniiony ST., beicccn Amercan end Winslo,r Ho-
sEce2 tells.
Oct,
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FOR SALE.

NWO beautiful building lots town, each containing
II nearly an acre. Terms, half cash and half in q
ycai.
Also, 10 lots, all In a body, for sale cheap.
A. PIERSE,
Oct. 10 Cedar ST., near the Episcopal Church,
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT!

In LINZ informs The public that he has lust estab.
Il shed Wholesale and Retail business in this civ
of Imported Havana Cigars, French Win.s $, and
IMPORTED e. DOMESTIC LIQUORS..
Being connected with the largest firms Of I'M
porters in New Orleans and St. Louis, the undersigned
guarantees the genunencss of the brands the
ed articles, which OF better quality than any yet
offered in this market.
Country Merchants will find 1t to their advantage
to give call and examine goods before skng
their fail purchases. +. LINZ,
St Anthony Street, next door TO New York Bazaar.
st Paul, Oct 5, 1854 d&w3mo
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1t was generally admitted that decidedly the
prettest child on exhibition was from Cincin-
nan. it is the daughter of Mr.. Henry Howe. 1t
is really a sweet child, and without pretending
TO he a Judge We must coincide with the gene
raj opinion.
Large and fat children seemed to predomi-
nate. One from Indiana, five months old
weighed twenty seven aud a half pounds. Ano
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Greenwich Springs.

TO THE lovers Of sport and manly ex.
l. eIcise, rare chance is offered Tor the
gratihcation Of their propensities. At the
above named pleasant resort the following
sports and amusements. will take place on
Friday and Saturday next.
On Friday the Followers Of the chase,
from the veteran huntsman down to the
juvenile amateur, will be delighted with
the music of the "pack in full cry" which,
mingling with the winding Of the mellow
horn,' is Of all melodies the most melodi-
Gus. Saturday will be devoted to those
who strive to excel in the skilful use of
the firearms, and will doubtless prove
great pleasure to such as are already marks.
men, and useful lesson to any who may
wish to become 30, The shooting match
will be Of the old French Creole style,
termed the "Patgot," OF in other words,
"Wooden Rooster, is elevated on a pole
and shot at until it is fused up" or brought
down, prize is awarded to each of those
who shoot off the head, wings or the tail,
and finally to him who brings down the
body. None but smootht bore guns Of
calibre not exceeding one ounce are ad-
mitted, and each must furnish his own gun
and ammunition. aug l5-td.
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gal power be sufficient to compensate
the different gravitations of such AT
assemb'age Of bodies as constitute thu
solar system, which would come t.
ruin of itself, without some new regu
lation and adjustment of their origi
nal motion.
There is a gradual wearing out Of
things, and the day must come when
the whole solar system will fall back
into its center, and undergo regen-
Grating influence, after being melted
over. Then may VIC expect to get
rid Of great deal of the dross and
scum Of the earth in the universe;
wreck of matter and the crush Of
worlds.
Do we want any other evidence than
such as is before us, to show that the
world is getting on its beam ends
again-tbat the poles are changing
that the weather is getting hot, hotter,
Observation-Disclosures hot ? Do we
want evidence to show that the "ani-
NAL man" is different beast now,
mentally as well as physically from
what he was dozen brief centuries
ago? The evidence is furnished by
comparison. Take the Abstract Chron.
icles of that time, and compare
them with this, and the difference is
palpable. Did men melt down, in
those days, like horses now do? No!
If they did, there was DO life tables
kept to show the fact. Strange is it
indeed, that with the evidences of such
facts before him-with the full intu-
tive knowledge that he is only poor
player to strut and fret an hour upon
the Stage, and then be seen no more.
that man possesses. "by CHOICE" and
cultivates with misery attention the
elements of bis own misery and sin.
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The New York Herald on the 7th
publishes letter from Alexandria,
Egypt, dated July 7th, 1854, from
which we extract the following:
1.-The efforts of the Consul General
here. Mr.. DeLeon.) on behalf of the
unfortunate Greeks. having been
crowned with success. bis example has
been followed by o'her consuls, and
my brethren now fell that. their troubles
arc over. The papers in Greece and
the islands have been most enthusiastic
in their expressions ofgatitude for tho
services rendered; and many Of them
have re-published. with high com.
pliments, Mr.. DeLeon's appeal to Ab-
bas Pacha."
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ENERGY OF THE MORMON Mission
OPERATIoNs.--At the latest dates
from the city Of the Salt Lake, not
less than sixty missionaries were COM
missioned to 60 forth to all parts Of the
world, and preach Mormonism. These
missions are the active sources which
keep up the perpetual stream of Nor
man emigration to Utah. In this
way the additions to the population
Of the territory have not been less
than 5000 per annum. They sustain
IN emigration fund to pay the outfit
and passage Of converts from foreign
lands, which last year amounted to
$4,000.