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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-20

CO Where no Sabbath is, there is no religion.
But for this day, earthly things would have en-.
crossed all our thoughts. Honor, wealth, and
pleasure, are the real sirens which charm man.
kind to shipwreck and death. To their songs the
car of man is by nature attuned and the heart
beats in response. But for this day the world, as
canker, would rust, corrupt, and consume all the
disposition to piety, all the hopes of heaven. The
soul would be Observation-Disclosures would die
God would be forgotten-the death of Christ
would be vain-mankind would cease to be saved
and heaven would fail of her destined iuhabit-
ants. How desolate the prospect How would
this world resemble the regions of final des-
pair!
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BOA RID OF TR A ID T. /.
ST.PAUL MARKETS,
'.t "n4f DAILY TIMES OFFICE.
I

I''''' DAILY TIMES OFTICE.
q. ...a ,..-. , October IS. 1850
NARKETs.-Thc markets this morning but little changed
what change tendency ards. Many articles
provisions higher this than last. Pork and Hams
advanced Shoulders quoted hast week. Flour
shade Corn meal down loc bushel. Oats and Hay
are tending slightly Potatoes 6oG66c bushel.
growing plentiful but remains
price, and necessarily do oug the
demand present; timber worth from
S25 $50 per Flooring ranges So higher.
Shingles 81 S. wood aoudan but hangs
the old price 81 to - per cord. ..,..
WEIGHTS GRAIN.-The following tina established
weights Of grains this Territory: whea 60 Ms bu.;
Clover Seed bu.; Rye, Sc p buzz Indian Corn Sc
bu; Oates, ~ bu Barley 4s Ms bu; Buckwhest,
n as a bu.
DRIED FRUIT.
Beef .I0G5l2 Appcs......$2 5oG2 10 bu
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Why DID You MARY ?-''Nlary, why did you
kiss your hand to young gentleman opposite,
this morning 20 said a careful parent to his
blooming daughter.
"Why the fellow had the impudence to throw
kiss clear the street to me, and of course,
threw it back Indignantly. You wouldn't have
had me encourage him by keeping it would
you?'' ''
Suspicious parental relative is convinced that
he drew an enormous inference.
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BY- Autumn is slowly stealing upon US and
tinting the robes of Nature with its golden
hue. Green things are fading, mosquitoes are
dead ripe, and chestnuts will soon be in town.
Cranberries are waiting for Jack Frost to kiss
their cheeks, and bring their blush and the
country girls are beginning to dream Of husk-
ings and apple cuts. Merry times are near,
as well as the 'sweetest, saddest season of the
year."
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SAINT PAUL
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY

Cor Pie and Ftffh streets, Sc. Paui.
THIS establishment having
tools. machinery and patterns
Is now In successful operation, and Is prepared
short notice, Mn and Machinery
ter Wheels, Building Columns, window Caps, sash Weights
Sleigh Shoes, Cauron Kettles &c, &c. experienced
Pattern Makers In employ, patterns
Steam Engine Repairing, &C., dJne with dispatch.
Brass and Composition Casting, made order.
metal constantly hand. s.s-
Iron, bras and copper, taken in exehsnse
se4-e ,. GILMAN.
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MARRIED:

In Coopcrstown, n the sth by Rev. II. Battin Mr.
M B. PATTERSON, Dentist, of ST. Paul. Min, Miss MARY
ELIZABETH, daughter of Henry Miller, Esq, the former
place.
wish young friends long prosperous Journey
through life.
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CHAMBERLAIN, EDDY q CO..
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS AND
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
Fort Street, the Winslew House.
hand Sd for s ns IT M
usually kept in our line, which we Onsrat -.a1's
Wholesale or Retail,
At sucb prices as will with their
orders Country Dealers invited to examination Of our
before purchasing elsewhere Among our assortment
may be found At all times: - -.'.'r-
WGia.sc.WNew Orleans, Sugar House and Louisiana.
Golden Syrup-By bbI., also in ;, and 10 gallon kegs
Tens-Young Hyson Old Tyson, Imperial, unpowder, Oo-
long, Nngyong Teas by the chester half chest
CoffeewBest o. C. Java, Rio and Jamaica.
Corn Meal, whole do,
PORK, Alspce,
Hams, Cloves,
't Shoulders, Nut%cs, a
Lard, T.ppioca,
Butter, vsrmscell,
Soap, F.rna, a e.sh
Broma, - Chocolate,
p, 6; 4. s q, A"; e;5s.r,
r, Ss's d DO, p.ppsrssuss,
Mackerei in kits, a Walnut Catsup,
Salmon, Peaches, in cans,
w Goan si.n' wn,rt ns 1nRs, DO;
Herring, H@- Prunes,
sardines. Rsisns, -
Pickles, Pie Fruits. -. "a. ...-.
Miscellaneous Articles,
Potatoes Beans, Bran, Rabbits Saeraus, feast Pow
Ground Coffee, vinegar, Matches Mops, Broos, Brushes
Apples Dried Peaches Tubs, Cedar do, Pals, dos Ship
Buckets Backing Wrapping Twine Wrapping Paper, wckng
OIL Bed Cords Cothe. Lines, Clothes Pins Kegs Bottle Kegs
per Egg Beate, do, Wooden Boxes. Sporting Powders
Rife do, Blasting dos Caps, Shot, and Willow Ware Of every
sea7-tf CHAMBERLAIN, EDDY 4 CO.'S.
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CrRATED from the premises Of the subscriber, two
~ from the HALFWAY House. the Hufson Road,
white OK OF medium size. Any r.tuning said
or leaving Information at the HALFWAY House
ing to his recovery, VIII receive the above reward.
se2o-lms =. g. ALDRICH.
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/, CABINET FURNITURE. 'aid
CHAIRS, MATTRESSES AND BEDSTEADS.
BAILEY 4 PRIMROSE,
ST. Anthony Street, ST. Paul, Minnesota,
Have storc largest Of
FURNIT URE, F.: ..:. d.
Ever offered for sal. in this Territory. Comprising
SOFAS, f <Ff.l5
OF WALNUT, ROSEWOOD & MAHOGANY,
the designs. in Plush and Hair cloth;
SOCL.ABLES And YANKEE DIV.aJNS,
OF walnut and Mahogany, -.t.
Richly with superior article Of Plush and
Hair Cloth; .t....i-... ...-
ELIZABETH CHAIRS, s...r.
SPRING SEAT ROCKERS AND EASY CHAIRS; ALSO,
CANE Rockers, OF EVERY IMAGINABLE
STYLE; CANE SEAT AND Spring
SEAT CHAIRS, ...-asl
THE BEs. IN THE COUNTRY
. "ABLES, s1fe~
Card Breakfast Dining, Side Sofa Tables;
STANDS, OF EVERY DEscRIPrIoS;
BEDSTE.fDS,
Common and Fancy Cottage, Walnut, Maple
and Painted; also, =
FRENCH BEDSTEADS;
/. BUREAUS, -.r <s,.e.s "
OF walnut and Mahogany; Fancy Dressins, P1.in
and Common; .;l' y, f,. 2
BOOK CASES, &C., e., - 81
In word, article usually found in Furniture Estab
shmen be found in this, and quality Inferior TO
Of Furniture, and what import
establishments East and South, guar
antee of Its excellent quality The attention Of buyers
spectfuly solicited. ..s-. as.si n iyso-Iy
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=; ATTENTIONS. Reads. aa
Boots 4 shoes at WhOIesale

s Boots f. Shoes at Wholesale!
CSXIL at G: G. Heffman's Bost and Shoe store, and
" exanue the bert, cheapest 10
-, BOOTS AND SHOES IN ST. PAUL. SEC
splendid variety Of all kinda, this received,
Be offered at incredible Lew Prices. The
offers to the public really extraordinary, and
nothing BIN overwhelming excellent plan
quick sales and sspG profits will
] Mark our scale Of retail prices: y -
Ladies'. Caters from 81 rs 10 81 30. q ~ 4tett
IS do Kid Shoes and Slippers 76c to o. 90. ~ f
Misses and Chlldrens frpn 26c TO 81 50.
Mef,s, Boys and Youths 70 men.
ton, and every article in our line win be found at A
sels-tf 81 }z--ct5 g. G. HQFFMAN'S. Upper Towns
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rs hereby given that person persons bury
their esd IN the County Duryng round, without order
from W. DAHL Overseer Comfy Conn
missieners. Any the
ted By order OF the County Ram,y County
u. r. ". DAHL. Surptof Poor, Rsmsey Counfv-
sel4-3wd&6nv 81. Paui District.
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sTEEs & HUNT.
UPHOLSTERY, MATTRASS AND BEDDING
WAR EHOUSE.

UPHOLSTERY, MATTRASS AND BEDDING
WAR EHOUSE.
R. KEEPER, Practical UphoIster-r, would respectfully
fls inform the citizens Pau, that opened
Upholstery, Trimming and Bedding Warehouse,
fcs Dry Goods Store, Opposite American
will keep constantly hand large assortment
Setecs. Bel Lounges, Chairs; tbs Sea Grass
Moss and Shuck Mattresses,
KIEFERS PATENT SPRING MArTRsSS
Pillows and Bnlsters all kfs Bed Spreads Quilts.
Carriage, Coach and Buggy Trimmings,
Done In the style.
Church Pcws win be ornamcntcd neatly and cheapIy.
Vanishing dose, and all kinds OF Furniture repaired.
q window Curtains and Paper Hanxines.
jy7-d&wlv A. r. KIEFER. Practical rphsisterer.
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CO A lie, though it be killed and dead. can
sting sometimes, like dead wasp.
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CHAS. w. "OOLLEY,
Wholesale Grocer,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
TOR present Alex. Rey's warehouse Lower evse-
has in store, and arrive, the following
Is hhds Prime N. o. Sugar
do do Ear DO do do
10 half bbls crushed do
10 10 p aS M 40 o! ps %ossss. DO
do Golden Syrup
80 kegs no gals Syrup Molasses
g halr chests Tea Qiaekj
20 % s ssss: Rio q" COTE. do
8 d: 5 5.va DO
boxes CASTLE Soap
25 do Star Candles
10 half boxes Candles
IS SSls Cider vinegar, prime artie,.
80 do dairy do
Il Boxes BaLbItrs saleratus
half bhls Soda do
boxes Cream Tartar
10 10 do do r Essr.s s'i ls%.n .........
do Italian Macaroni
8 do Ground Ginger
! g g % S.:: ..
y dozen washboarls
10 bSis Pitch
do Resin -.s
IL Cases Rifle Powder
10 bbls Refined Lard OH
100 Reams Wrapping Paper
Bales Unbeached Sheetng for SACKS
30 Baskets still Catawba
SO bbIs Fresh Pilot Bread
80 do Fresh Butter Crackers
80 do Fresh Boston Crackers
10 do Fresh Soda Crackers
10 Fresh Sugar Crackers
10 do Fresh Wine Crackers
IS do Fresh Water Crackers
rs boxes Assorted Candies
10 do Fancy Candies
10 do Plain Kisses.
The the cash
Country merchants and others will please
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Prime Mess Fresh Mea Butter, Eggs Cheese,
Clover Seed Cider cash.
Pilot Bread and all kinds and Crackers
Mound City Bakery in and to Cheap
... CHAS. W. WOOLLEY,
oct7-n Big Stone Warehouse, Lcye
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STAGE LINE TO xHAKOPEE.

fTNHE Subscrber q sage reeu-
4SS@xxA i larry between 81. Paul and Shakopee -
Leaving tho winslow Housc, ST.. Paul, IN
ODdays. Wednesdays Friday Tuesdzvs
Thursdays, and saturdays.
The is driven the prophets. bmsel will spare
pains to make tn" trppeassn The shakopee con.
meets with .1f
E All errands entrusted his care prompt
attention. Jel4-tf d. W. NULL.
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ATTENTION ALI!u

| | 81 =" y y = % y y = - FUT ~ n NJ, s-l---.
VXTOULD call public to their stock 81
W BOOTS AND SHOES, consisting in part Of Cents Calf
and Congress Bots Ladex Congress, Kossh
Lace Boots, Black Caters; Misses BLACK COL
ord CATERS Chdrens Shoes together many
other kinds too numerous mentions atet =.
They have also good assortment of HATS AND CAPS, 81
Of which they Offering prices.
teBen respectfully inve cali them
selves New Store, Pioneer BUILDINGS, Third
| streets. WOODBURY. PUTNAM.
st. PAM, May 18th, 1885, nvS0-fS
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FIR ESH ARRIVAL.

FRESH ARRIVAL.
WE HAVE Just addition our former largo
wv stock, - ~ tEh -
IS dozen Cane Seat Chairs, +.-e.a 500
10 do. Oak aud walnut Cane Seat Arm Chairs, L
Is do. Mahogany and Walnut hair and plush
do. Rose Wood, Oak and Walnut Carpet do.
Is do. Mahogany ami Walnut Sofas. 60
This coming
in the enables
than offered market. ;, s-r.-f-.l5-s
seI-f sTEEs HUNT.
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DIED.,

On Tuesday morning, Oct 16th Mrs. CAROLINE A., wife
of Chas Hamilton, of this city.
In Bangor Maine, Oct. s, GERTRUDE ELY, daughter
W. and L. NJ. Metca: aged 10 months and days.
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In Of the above announcement, the arm Of
A. GALE & CO.,
TAKE pleasure announcing public their intention
selling upon an undertaking cash system their large and
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
goods have been principally purchased in New York
DHTYIN0 COMPETITION.
They have In store for sale rs sacks COFFhE which they
confident have been purchased sufficiently low rates
Fifty Chests Tea, SOILS
Their stock Of Teas they consider equal In quality and price to
brought Saint Paul. aud In coslde ratsn VI this
es feeling extremely confident that those who favor them with
4 cail will feel amply repaid for time aud trouble.
To this particular branch their trade they invite the attcn
ton Of merchants who st. Paul for the purpose VI
rsplenlshing their stocks. p
AMONG other leading articles will be found
Is hhds N O Sugar 30 star Candles.
10 do Porto Rico do rs do Cream Tartar.
30 bbls n o Molasses. IS do Soda.
20 do steam refined Syrup IS kegs Sseratus.
10 do Gold-n do IL boxes do In papers.
80 do Mackercl. Is do Malaga kaisins.
20 do White Fish. 1000 lbs dried Grapes
Is do Winter strained Lard OIL. ~ boxes Maccsroni.
rs boxes No Soap. ~ do vermcih
20 do Chemical Erastvc Soap, 6Obarreis Sau.
30 do Talow Candles. 5000 sacks dairy Salt
30 do Summer presseddo
articles will be found large
y of other articles which would be useless and
which indispensable complete
assortment Of Groceries.
To Squastsrs, Claimants and Lumbermen, they have
so Boxes Of Axes, 100 Cross Cut Saws,
5000 ns Wedges, Frying Pans, I'll ta
Bake Kettles, &C.. &c. ,t.s..s -. -
One thing the above named arm would wish to be
These Goods are bound be ssld, h,
consequently people calling their stores on Third Lower
always good bargains and Good Goods.
A.. GALE, s.. D. JACKSON, .. Q. GALE.
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ST. PAUL f
HAT, CAP AND GENTS FUKNI6HING STORE
NEW GOODS-NEW GOODS.


ID street, opposite the Post Once,
2 FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
tes Prices, and from extensive
hi the same articles cost other
'ur stock consists in part Of:
500 doz- Plush and Mohair Caps,
good and very cheap
Meriuo, Flannel and silk Under
shirts and Drswers
Cloth, Plush, Kid & Fur Glpves
Beaver, Fur and Kid Gauntletts,
for Ladies and Grntlemen
Buck Mitfs and Gloves
Umbrcilaa, SIN and cotton
Canes, loaded, sword 4 fancy
Trunks, valises and Carpet Rags
spz4 n
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CATHOLIC BOOKS.

80" f.ii ~ Nv. =. MsGRORTY. ~
HAVE Just received the largest Catholic
brought into this Territory, al VI which Will be
publishers prices. 1it3df7f EshUit ~ f-.ll455s
ss4 Douay bibles. ,
History OF the Church by Reeve, ~ - -
Reeves Bible History Bronsa's Ess:ys, f'lt
Critical and Historical Review Fox's TYR
by William Eusebiw Andrews. WIZ ~ - ----''
Discussion Of Pope and Aaguire, z,-r
History Irish settlers North America,
MCGEE, 80 sfL- ~ f!ti'
Catholic History, by the same, - ....--.- 5-.
DR.. Newmans Sermons to mixed Congregations.
Jew Of Verona, tale, t.- - ~ El .5li
the doctrines Of the Church, by Cardinal WISE
ttf-Nt rfFr-+-
Historyof the Irish Rebellion, ~ -tt 5ss.stt..
. Christian Virtue, by st. AlphOnsus Lgneri,
Smidts Tales. @ LA-t f-.- 2.
Buttlers Saints t-f -.....rs.- .f ~ Is
. Pictorial Catholic, New Tsstaments, =.
All for Jesus, by Fabcr, fft1t-i .f'l
Miners End of Religious controversy,
Also, endless variety Prayer Books Reads and Cruel
fxes, Christian Brothers. School Books and other
works. States and Pencils, Pens and Ink
liberal desired In order enable
stock supply the vastly population this
ritory. Ce4-tG wM. B. McGROR1Y.
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NEW BOOKS. se-s, -, ~.
New Booksi New Goods! arrived to-dav, :Httia Z
Which before patrons lay: ;ss
= works Burns and Moore, and Hewitt,
And James, and Bulwer, Dickens, Nowstt,
Milton, and Irving, Cowper, stowe, ~ 80 -. ~ u
Montgomery, Maryatt, Sims, and Howe, ss.-i
LoDgfeiow, Bryant, Hosmer, Farley, - LIS. y.
TX Marvel, Shakespeare, Scott, and Harley,
Beaumont, and Fletcher, Edgeworth, Fern, -. ~
And other WRITER'S gay - n q = ftfgtfif'r
or porte monnies have lot ....,,. .-,..4
That are, in style, exceeded not
Ladies' Companions, boxes, toys, - =
For small larger girls and boys,
In short. have of such goods. -
Than ever w.rc in town before. fti
dcc27-n '' 'i .fts1tl c. HAMILTON b co. u
t--t .-f'H PIANOS. .' Fttse q it35ie
u jei-tf '''. : 80 : Q. HAMILTON & CO.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES. -
receiving the large and well-selected
of goods Hne surpassed
excellence, especially the articles
In line, which we shall offer to the public.
jy7-tf WREN, CROFT REGALLY.
FINE OLD BRANDY AND PORT WINE.
TUST RECEIVED, by Wren, ReRaly. at their Drug
Store, the best quality French Brandy and Old Port
Wines pure and which we can warrant fo med
TO LOVERS OF SPORT.
JUST RECEIVED, at Wren, Gron Regaly's Drug Store,
large and general warren's celeb, Fish
Hooks Fishing Tackle, and Fishing Apparatus de-
To THE LADIES.
XXIE HAVE RECEIVED a well selected assortment Of
Lnes extracts and other nns perfumes suitable for the
Ics = =. y WREN, CROFT REGALLr.
.ag i Fever and Ague.
NEW, taseess perfect cure, which
"A mic or mercury May be used BY all and will keep
awe have used Deslcr's An-P-rodic Pills in
cases Of Fever and Agnes and have known person have
safe and valuable remedy that ought to be within reach Of
AID. NEWELL T. D., n New Ssans~iet, NJ.
seTE FROM HON: THEo. rRELrscHuxsEx.
Newell, above entionec and which gen
s%ra Win Mr. psas ar. held thI STATE take
pubic
soy NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Jan. ~, 1864.
favor OF Deshiers Fever and Aeue Pills:
80. AsroR HOUSE, December IS, 1854.
Chas. d. Dcshcr, Esq.-Dear Sir: will
agreed to give u medicine did me,
months with jaundce bilious fever,
agne Your pills perfect by their through
whom greatly obliged. recommend them with
perfect confidence. in an cases Of similar character
WREN. GRoFr RsGAr, Agent. for s.. !. Paul. Jest
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Brave Among the number,ess feats
Of valor performed by individuals of the Ameri-
can revolutionary army, none ha, pleased mo
more than the following, related by an eye wit
ness:
During the heat of the battle at Germantown,
while the bullets few as hail stones, one Bachelew,
(of Monmouth,) was leveling his musket at his
enemy, when his lock was carried away BY ball.
Undismayed, he caught up the gun of a comrade
just killed BY his side, and taking aim, bullet
entered the barrel and twisted it around like a
cork-scrsw. Still undaunted, our hero immedi-
ately kneeled down, unscrewed the whole lock
from the twisted musket, screwed il on to the
musket from which the lock had been torn, and
blazed away at the enemy.
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DENTAL CARD.
R. BDDE having the present retired Dental
- Profeson would cheerflly
the professional PRICE
in whom he has implicit confidence.
St. Paul, Oct 10Th, 1855. G.. w. BIDDLE.
d. G. PRICE, Dentist. late Of st. Louis.
bookstore Combs Brother. ONCE hours
4P.M.
DIR. the following gatuous letter.
has kindly furnished by the Dental Profession Louis,
whom he has for the five been
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10, 1885,
To the Cifi=ens of 81. Paul, Minnesota -
DIR. D. C. PRICE,
in city for known to Competent
skul Dentist and cheerfuy him sserving
the confidence and patronage of the public.
G. w. SPAULDlNG, d. D. s., cor. Fifth & Oive-sts.
ii. MCKELLOPS No. 81 Fifth street.
HENRY BARRON,
Southwest corner Fourth and Market streets.
AARON BLAKE, No. 81 Fourth street,
r. HALE, 81 Washington Avenue.
SAINT PAUL REFERENCES:
DR.. POTTS, DIR. WILEY,
DR. r.. (Ocl Ex.E
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HASLETr q THOMSON.
IL have this day opene'i the
and are Offering goods ut Eas
facilities East, can sell at y
houses. Call and examine. q
Fall style SIX Hats
Black, Brown and Pearl Kos
suth, wh,e-Awakr, French
Felt. Brush & Beaver Hats
white B. copd shirts, al grades
Newest patterns Cravats and
Mock Ties
Cloths and vestinss, i few
Blankets and Quilts
Pocket and Bowie Knives
Colts celebrated Pistols
Brushes, Combs q fancy goods
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TO RENT OR FOR SALE,
SPLENDID PIANO. For particulars apply at this ONCE
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Summons for msney demanded
; on contract for payment Of
money.
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CATTLE FOR SALE.
TWO very large extra yoke OF Cattle, adapted
&k4E462 for the Pneres. For further particulars,
N&tW quire at the
-A oc1S-dAw1w* SANBORN FRENCH.
8. r. MooREHEAD. J. CHARLEA
MOOREHEAD & CHARLES, Blacksmiths.
IIORSESHOEING and BIacksmithng all varieties,
done with neatness and dspach Shop Anthony
ST.. opposite the WinsIow House. ocI8-tf
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
I>STRAYED OR STOLEN from the Of Messrs.
old with short switch tail, In good flesh,
saddle Whoever will return said shall
found, shall be literally rewarded. SIMON POWERS.
st. Paul, Oct 12, 1866. oclS-4w
HORSES For SALE.
L>OR SALE, of horses, matched
celent condition. For particulars inquire Mr. Darrow
At the ONCE Of the WinslOw House. Oc17.tf
H. L. CARVER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
~''r 81: Paul, Minnesota,
Office Third Cedar street. ocI7-tf
FRANK CLARK,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law AND
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
Wabashaw, Minnesota Tertiary. se4-tf
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FINE OLD BRANDY AND PORT WINE.
lust RECEIVED, by Wren, Gron Regay. at their Drul
d Store. the quality French Brandy and Old Por
wne and unaduterated which warrant for med
icinaI or family use. ap26-A
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.

District Court, and District RAMSEY COUNTY, IS.
Paul f. Dorsey, Summons
vs : on articles OF Co-Partnershp.
Henry G. WEIGH.
To Henry c. WEIGH, Defendant:
VOU hereby summonded and required to answer the
complaint In this action, which complaint Is filed In the
ONCE Of the Clerk OF this Court the County aoresad ST.
Paul. county and Territory aforcsaid copy
answer to the said complaints the subscriber his oce
In the city of St. Paul. within days after the service
this summons exclusive the day such
fail the said complaint, within the
said, the plaintiff In this action will apply the Court
relief demanded la the said compain together with the
OF this action. ID. COOPER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
September ~, 1885, se17-w6w
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-20

BOOK STORE. "a
gus G.. HAMILTON Z co., +f ~
HAVING just returned from New York with extensive
stock of Books, Blank Books, Stationery, &c, &C.,
those who will hereafter become suca articles
business price and hope by in
future what have already received in the pass full share
.'8E.l-l BOOKS! BOOKSl! io1ils 4
Wavrry Novels, Freaksof Fortunes > ys,-ls
Chamber's Miscellany, Kenneth, ~ t; = 'j2s
shakspesre's works, Ruth Hall, 80 1,,is5.-.,
Edgworth's May Flower,
Pope,s a' HfiUi- Ida May, Ida Norma, 1g j
Thomps0n's ,, My Brothers Keeper, .a-,-
rc=1ck's :: Iiune, 7si 5-
Burns, - Ups and Downs, ~ : F. ~
Moore's ." Neighbors, g-54.. Z.
Foot Steps Of st. Paul, - :
Shipwrecks and Disasters, -su.s -yuIb} IgTi'
( Visits to European Celebrities, s..I....
@.li Sketches Of Places and People, &c, &c.
Including all andard Works and all the latest WORKS b New
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For sale by Oel-tD G. HAMILTON CO.
WRITING PAPER. y
ARGE quantities Of Fooscap and Letter Paper; Blue
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aFt al fHnt-s II Pens. Pencils, &C., ilisI y II
Glotvs Steel Counting House and school Pens; KsnA
grade and Slate Pencils and Pen olde
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Mammoth Diamond Pointed Gold Pens and Heavy
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