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EW YORK AND ERIE kx;i:;ias; .,y, .I.ssz.sss,sl
Y RAIaaoAD y 10 I9l99 DIRECT IA 5ssEEssssEE

pR T0lTHE WEST &ss3E 1ihs4 We ssssssssafs
ime between Washington aid wheeng M hours Running
hTs y. Between a. Waihing.oe and Cincinnati u
fhf0ssa @ mHEsss ~ Ard Ghee b hsd Il Wapgo.
hsyiEs greatly improved its Western offers the
9iasi travellers between Washington and
The connection bsiwssl ihe ION anu s trains
bound West from Batinlofe always W.h-
Banore Phs h only change b es Wb IRON
Ton and ne Ohio river Baggage wheeling
e washington station aud reehseksd aud
points be ona The eonneas trains neton daily At
a. ~ sad41 f;M Ga Sundays latter hour ooy.
At Wheeling direct traias OF tho
rAi Ohio Raoad ming Bsllaire, near Whse-
ing through Cambridge, 2uesy Newark, mbns Thgs
| Louis, . - s'Is,l', -@eo' ~
Al conbus C. O. Railroad Tans eonnec, with the
Of thg Little Miami Railroad Xena, Cusinna lodisviIe etc
AT Aens ion Little Miami Raroad3 the
@ tn5oqgn ga " Fee Haute, Lafayette Chi
Passengers aodng through tickets Memphis ykaturg Nat
Cnennato seamsra on lie OHIO Tiehe,s soT Evsp
slis, CAIRO % and 81 LOUIS are sold by this route.
sod when The Ohio between ana
Maisyils Gerry mlss where Cleveland and
Travellers notice while This Is the oaly
aneTang through tickets and checks in shngtn
West The wahnEton 70 Cuesust ba sss
miles being about i0 mea shorter than ether
sAns Ar nr TaaogSH TIegET rRSa whesng
ey yls 6s BY cincnnasi ais; ndianapos
~ oe wy is Toedo s o pstfot Chkago,
For fedeck Harpers Ferry Marnsburs Berkeley sp,nv
passengers may leave Washngion al Or tx P NJ Fa ~
minor way stations between Baltimore Whseips take NJ
FOR the tan and from Baltimore Annapolis snse.
~ gor further Information, through tickets 10 THos
H,PARSohs. Agent, at Washington station. f.' y -tA0
,@ JOHN H. DONE,
Master of Transportaiont
Baltimore an EAi Aiiroaa. .BaI
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r,p WHISKY REMEDY. The Point Pleasant
fva ! Rsnublican states that colored boy, be-
s ionr;ns to Mr. David Long, of Mason county,
s's bitten Tine near s the y
came swollen, and thereupon nearly half gal
Ion of whisky was poured down the boys throat
producing no intoxicating effect, but he soer
recovered from the effects Of the bite. ~ +@
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SA} OODWARUS CABINET FUR T7Ssss5gs9
Wv MTuRE wARERoohls, No. l1s Magazine s&s-ssfss 81
and order in good and autsiansn manner
rspnirad Hotela, Ships, an
Boardns supplied with Furniture ank Bsada the
B. Having taken large Julia street. near
Magazine he prepared to store quantity Of goods for families
Catts hire and moving attended ears
e5Gsly z' W. WOODWARD. y
/ GIDES-40 hhds Clear, for sale BY
~ as. II, KENNEDY co, IS Tchpaptaulas street..
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THF MOST EFFIoAoI0Us.
g., f,...a a.l-.---s..N 80.

THE MOST EFFIoACIOUs.
44@E- QuEsEo, February tn, 1856.
NNESSRS. b. A. FAHNEST0CK u G0--We
I'VE had the pleasure the wlthn csr-
your VEIF which will be- very gratifying you
it voluntarily.
: We are, gsnslsmsn yours very traly.
ie'= T. MussoN L CO.
My little daughter four DID, my
considerable suffering purchased two
bottles Of venuge of which than three
directions ies
passed FIVE HUNpREb WORMS, eflra
ealy length Of from twelve to hfaen inches.
Having beneficial Yermfuge
recommend 60 he pubo the
remedies agains offered to tins public.
vntemen believe much Obliged
NATHANIEL LEATERS.
Sold Wholesale and retail the principal drugge country
throughout the United States. au9Ias Win
A sAS! GAS! GAS! GAS!-The subscriber
NJ having obtained rs9uislte perisslon from sa Com
ssEs Y that b z NV ia1h and Rs Up
bs stt a bis stand ss 1raas EoundIy ns ~
bss Chszissatreet II. GUILD. aiiS
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TAbL TRAVELLING IN OHIo.-The express train
on the Great Miami Cincinnati, Hamilton and
sDayton) Railroad, with the engine !" HON.
medieu," made the run from Dayton depot 90
Cincinnati depot, on Saturday, 26th ult, n one
hour and twenty two minutes, with nvs sh CITE
making four stops, and reducing speed shroagn ou
the corporate limits of the villages on .he aeuse
Distance, sixty miles; running time' . miis u
miuute -
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tEsEI-WEEKLY LINE OF "a, 81, ~ g,..e.ss,
u STAGES FROM GlINT NToN Ssss4 sEsk I'D

EfEI-WEEKLY LINE OF 81, ~ :, :
y st sTAGss s FROM CLINTON. -
East FEIIslANA, passing through GREESSBURG AAifTE
CITY on lhs new ORLEANS and JACK KsoN RAILROAD.
There oate III Weekly Line Stages
leaving Ane City Monday Wednesday Friday
rival Of the Passenger Train Ns Orleans ring
the evening att O'clock Returning will essy
Iaasa5 hus ay ead Saturday at o'clock IN the morning and
olesnt BY passengers viii from New Orleans en-
ION the day. This route s. miles by Railroad aud IS miles
btage. The Stage Road
Ing good natural road yet
ed attho office q Orleans and Jackson Roa Is
Cacndeet sire and will be the Railroad
Friday O'Clock thu rnng, and
on WI bs paid 70 the proper Letters and Paper
Fare for through from New Orleans Clinton will
be Five Doars T thus that quick
est and safest ronte from Clinton to New Orleans.
II. E.. Cy,E
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] remain. sir, yours sincerely,
- .--.----. q Sa-.-x..---.-. .

BY the next mail Mr.. BroEn ssnt back the
account, with these words at the bottom
. You internal villain put in g stealace..
and keep the whole Of it,
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A xCULISI-DR. GusTRE's OFFIoE, ,ssse.6ss.
for the Treatment Of DISEASES Of the EYE md
fMeERFEcTIoNs OF VISION, No. 1876 ST. Charles SSSyYs
street opposite Lafayette Square NeEoreass. 49,
All Surgical Operations fer ths EYE attended TO- Such
CATARACT, SQUINTING, the INSERTION OF ARTIFICIAL
EYES, etc, etc. nslyr
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| A LCoHoL-5o bbls Fletcher, 90 per cent
aa7a iosEPH LANpIsa CO. s. Tehoapi.oulA. ST.
SAL. SODA-20 bbls, for sale r.ss. &
IND sus A. DELAGRAyK n CO., "a Magssins al.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14
MARLEY & KERN.
DEALERS IN

IN
II A ID W R e, TOOLS AND CUTLERY
On st. anthony ST., near the american House,
"OULD call the attention Of the citizens Of St. Paul
and vicinity to their new, large, well assorted
stock Of
HOUSE FURNITURE,
Such Nails, Locks In all their variety brought, cast,
Parliament and Strap Hinges, Bolts, Skaters, Fasteners,
Brad, Locks Screws, Laches, Bell Pulls, and Door Rap
pers.
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Hand, Buck, Mill, Y, Back and Rip Saws; Hatchets,
Axes, broad and pitching Adze, Spoke Sbaves Drawing
Knives; Fl mer, Socket, Turning PAIRING Chsels; Au
ours, Braces Trowels Jack hing and Fore Panes,
Plows, bead Guages boring Machines, Hatches and Ham,
mers Flat, Round and Saw Files, Two and Four Fold
Rules.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT.
Forks Rakes, Scyhes, Scyhc-snahs, Hoes Currycombs,
Traces Back, Breasts Timber ami Lock Chains, Grub
and Picks.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
Trays, Looking Glasses, Knives and Forks, Spoon5
fine assortment of silverpated, Britannia and Japan
Ware Boilers, Kettles Fire. Dogs, Shoves and Tonss,
Wale Ire mss Coffee Burners Patent ensnelled Iron Ke
ties, Ladies, Skimmers rdIrons, Coffee Mills, Flat Irons,
Butcher, Cock and Carving Knives.
They have also fine assortment Of Saddery, Trim-
mngs, Siirrups, Bits Buckles, with Char Pumps Door
Scrapers Corn Mills, Patent Balances and Counter Scaies
ST. Paul MAY 1S. 1884. wtr
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14
The MIN ESOTIA N
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 7, 1856
The New Ho:el---Laying the Corner Stone.

The enterprsing citizens of the lower por-
ton of St. Paul have, during the past winter,
entered into the project of building hotel at
the corner of Seventh and Jackson streets
which, when finished, will compare in all res
poets with the best class of public houses in
Chicago, Detroit, Cincinnati or st. Louis. The
enterprise has been entrusted to able and thor
oughly competent hands; and there can be
scarcely doubt that within the time the agree.
ment names, Mr.. Fuller will have reared a
building that will come fully up to the most
sangunc expectations Of the projectors.
The excavations are now under thorough
Roadway. and it is altogether probable the
work will he in sufficient state Of forwardness
to allow the laying of the corner stone OF this
public ediiice some time during next week
We would suggest that the occasion be cele
brated by public ceremonies. as is the custom
elsewhere in honor of events of this note. The
marked enterprise Of st. Paul heretofore would
seem to demand something of this kind on thi
occasion. and we hope the matter will be dull,
attended to.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14

SPEcULATIoN.-Many years ago man named
VIM Bennett entered half quarter section of
land in South Chicago. He was afterwards
compelled to leave the State for some crime.
Rumor said he was in the Missouri Penitentia.
~. and many efforts have been made to find
him by those who desired to purchase the land
Meantime 1t mas been improved, and has passed
through various ha ds and il now worth a mil
lion and half of dollars. The Chicago Press
says we'll known gentleman of that city has
been down south So somewhere" and found Ben
nett and has obtained deed for the whole
tract. He will commence actions Of ejeotment
against those who are on the land.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14
SHERWOOD HoUGu, City Clerk.

@ Men who are worth having want ,uon,en
for wives. A bundle of gewgaws, bound with
a string of fats and quavers, sprinkled with
cologne and set in a carmine saucer; this is no
help for man who expects to raise family OF
boys on veritable bread and meat.
The piano and the lace frame are good in
their places; and SO are ribbons, frill and tin
sci, but you cannot make dinner of the for
mer, nor blanket Of the latter. And awful
as the idea may seem to you, both dinner and
blanket are necessary to domestic happiness
Life has it's realities az we'll as francies but
you make it a matter of decoration, remember
ing the tassels and curtains. but forgetting the
bedstead. Suppose young man of good sense
and OF course good prospects, to be looking for
a wile-what chance have you to be chosen
You may coy or trap him, or catch him but
how much better to make it an object for him to
catch you. Render yourself worthy of catch
ing, and you will need no shrewd mother or
managing brothers to help you find q market.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14
TO Farmers & Nkillers,

SALMON5S IMPROVED PATENT.
GRAIN & GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.
TUNHIS Machine took the Arst premium at the Worlds
Il fair New York, also at the New York State Fair
1852.
1t has been generally introduced in the States, anG b
acknowledged ly all be far superior any other Ma.
china for cleaning grain grass seeds, is 81.
perSedng tho Of all others.
Farmers are invited to call and this Machine, bc-
fore purchasing any other. For safe only by
NcCLOUD BROTHER,
lyw Agents Tor the Territory,
Jan. .. le3s Near ths bead q Third ST., St. Paul.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14

In an executive sitting of the Senate, just
before the close of the last Congress, we I'M.
derstand that resolution was adopted advis-
ing the President to give the notice OF one
year required by our Convention with Dem
mark of the year 1926, for terminating the
stipulation for the payment of Sound Dues,
and that the said notice has already been trans
mitted to the Danish Government through our
Minister at that Conrt-.Nat. Intel
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14

force our new Mayor into similar line Of pol.
icy, that will set all the beer and whskey sell
lers and drinkers against him and then we've
got him sure-his popularity will do US no harm
in the future; and on the other hand, if he don't
Wood" it, we will have the moral folks down
upon him. 1t must be done; for he's danger
Gus and must be killed off,"
Most sapient ostriches! Skillful hunters
are not so easily fooled.
AS to the course Mayor Ramsey will pur-
sue. that will be developed in due time. We
feel assured that he will continue to deserve the
confidence Of the entire people, by doing his
whole duty, at the right period and in the right
manner, as he always has done in every official
station he ever filled. Wait and see!
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14

Proposals for the loan Of six hundred thou
sand dollars to the Michigan Central Railroad
Company. were opened in Boston on TUESDAY.
and the whole amount was awarded at from SO
to 95} per cent. upon the par value. Proposals
were made for more than one million of dolIars
Port. ida Aareh a.
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flor the xinnesotian.1

flor the xinnesotian.1
MEssRs. Eprons:-I see the Times publishes
DIARY of Local Items" Isn't there a slight
typographical error in this! Shouldn't we
read Dtarrhea instead of Diary:
Yours in pursuit of knowledge,
QUIZ.
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Observance OF the sabbath.

The Roman Catholic Bishop Of Fregus and
Toulon. France, has recently issued an admir-
able pastoral letter upon the observance Of
Sunday; in which he records the reflections
made by another French bishop during his visit
t, the Protestant city of Amsterdam. The fol-
lowing is an extract:
"As for tile men. not one in all that country
ever seems to dream of grass already cut and
spread under the pale rays of doubtful sun,
and which, under clouded sky. the rain men,
aces to slcceed every instant. This confidence
in Divine Providence. does it often deceive the
inhabitants of this land Is it very prpjudical
to their interests? Their prosperity must reply
to this question. and leaves no doubt about It.
St. Augustine said of the ancient Romans. that
God desired to repay certain national virtues
long practised by that people, and for this cause
he gave them the empire of the world. May
We not think the same to-day of those Protest.
ant populations holding faithful to The great
law Of the Sabbath, in spite of their deplorable
detection upon so many other poins--that they
also receive from the sovereign justice of God,
remuneration proportional to their imperfect
merits, in that increase Of fortune, public and
private, and material blessing, so generally no.
ted among them?"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14

Our police force are determined to enforce
the law for closing the liquor shops Sundays,
and will not finch from their determination.
IT is the fashion TO have these shops closed up
in nearly all the cities, and their keepers bad
no Adh.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14

MOBILES MILL.--We took slight survey Of
the premises in and about Mr.. Mobiles mill yes
terday He is now actively engaged in put
putting up his apparatus for making superior
article of -four, and expects to commence ope
rations next Monday. 1t will be found wbeI
everything is ready for work, that the machin
cry and appointments of this mill are not ex
celled by those of any other establishment o
the kind north of st. Louis. If Mr. Mobiles car
procure a good article of wheat he will next
week treat the people of st. Paul TO homemade
-four equal 10 the best casper Extra or any
other favOrte brand of this market. His mill
is capable of grinding five hundred bushels OF
grain per day.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14

9D- There is horizontal gallery in one o
the mines in Saxony "a miles long, another 6!
miles; one in the mines of Hungary cut for q
mineral railroad miles long. At the coal
mines of Newcastle are 500 miles of railroad
track, large proportion of which are under
ground. In Pennsylvania 1929 miles of under
ground railroad-6i miles through rock tun.
nels, and III miles through coal gangways.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14

~ Ex-Governor Washburn has been ap
pointed law lecturer at Harvard College.
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GD- The National Iuteligcncer says that
Congress is beginning to bestow special care
upon the agricultural interests of the country.
In the general appropriation bill We End an
item Of forty thousand and seventy-eight dol
lars to reimburse the Patent Office fund for the
amounts heretofore paid out for seed and the
collection of agricultural statistics. 1t will be
remembered that the clerk in charge of The ag-
rope to replensh the stock of seeds for distribu.
ton. Seeds, we understand, have been dis
tributed with great liberality to every part Of
the country.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14

TO The Kansas election for members of the
Territorial Legisture, was to take place on Fri
day. March 30th. In order TO be entitled to
vote, a man must have commenced an actual
inhabitancy, and must declare under oath his
Intention 10 continue it permanent
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14

STREET IMPRovEMENrs.-The property hold
ers and residents on Fort street above the
Winslow House and On Chestnut street from
Fort to the river, are about to tax themselves
for the purpose of having those important thor
oughfares improved in accordance with the
grade established by the City Surveyor. This
is a manifestation of enterprise worthy of imi-
tation in other parts of the city.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14

MORE CoTToN MIIIs.-Thc Lawrence Manu-
featuring Company of Lowell will erect this
season:
Mill, So # by &c, S stories high;
Picker house, 62 # by 10l stories;
Cotton-house, A # by Ito;
Cloth-room, "a # by lis, stories.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14
New YORK, March 81.

NEW DIRK, MARCH 81.
Yesterday afternoon the horses of carriage
in which Mrs. Webster, widow OF the late Daniel
Webster, was riding in this city. took fright
and ran away. hrs Webster becoming alarm
ed. jumped out and was thrown with great vio-
lence upon the pavement. Her head was bad
y cut, and she was taken up in state of in-
sensiblity. She shortly recovered, but her in
juries are of a serious nature.
Washington dispatches state that orders have
been sent to nearly all our navy yards to havo
all available vessels and material prepared for
immediate use. and instructions issued to all
the naval officers at the various yards to hold
themselves in readiness for sea- A reinforce
ment of the Gulf squadron is said to be the OBJ
ipct in view
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recollected that the Luella leaves for Red-Wing
to-day, and the Globe for the Minnesota river
ports. The Blackhawk is hourly expected up
from Prescott; and taking all Of them together,
the st. Paul fl ,et will make things appear some
The last vestige of ice left US yesterday.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14

rs We are indebted to our fellow-citizen.
Jos. NJ. Marshall. Esq, for a copy Of the New
York Times Of the 3lst, brought up by the War
Eagle. Mr.. NJ left Lake Pepin on Friday, at
which time the ice was very solid in the lake.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14

MAYOR WooD OF New YoRK.-This gentle
man is not only cleansing the Augean stables
of Justice in New York, but he is demonstra-
ting to government officials all over the coun-
try, how impotent is vice when law, sustained
by the public conscience. chooses to assert its
sway. 1t shows them also. that the only way
for public officer to secure the public respect
and esteem, is for him to respect himself in
meeting the requirements Of his oath Of office.
We have yet to apprehend the logic. that per-
mits man to disregard the oath which binds
him to secure the enforcement of law, but pun
ishes him for any other form Of perjury. Laws
are enacted for the protection OF the weak
against the strong, for the adjustment of the
terms of might and right. according to law. and
it shows bad state Of things when the poor
feel that they have an unequal chance with the
rich at the tribunal of justice. The poor and
the rich of New York feel that they have an
equal and impartial friend in their Mayor and
to show that the public conscience is not OBJ
tuse that gentleman has won an enviable fame
throughout the whole country, similar to that
Of Sir Mathew Hale.-Galend .dds.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14

10 We understand it is contemplated to
tear down the Merchants Hotel, and erect up
on its site new hotel that will be surpassed
by no other house in the northwest.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14

FIRST STEAMBOAT ARRIvAL.-The steamer
Montel)o, which wintered at Henderson on the
Minnesota river, arrived at St. Paul on Sunday
morning-marking that annual event of great
note, "the first arrival of the season."
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14

TUE WHEAT CROP IN ILLrNoB.-We learn
from the Alton Courier, the editor OF which has
recently made trip across the central portion
of Illinois, that, however short the crops might
have been last year, it has not deferred the far
mers of the State from seizing every portion OF
favorable time during the fall for sowing their
wheat, and the result shows that there is al
least twenty per cent. more acres now in wheat
than in any previous year. The winter has
been exceedingly favorable, and it We should
be blessed with an extraordinary spring, I'LL.
nois will have an amount Of wealth in that sin.
als arop which it wsnld be di6isult t. estimate
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14

70 The Pioneer has been as dumb as cod
fish since the election. Connot the Earl " fur
nish us another chapter on " Minnsotianism "
and Know Nothingism? Come, speak out, and
tell US what you think of the result.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14

The WAR EAGLE arrived at the foot of Lake
Pepin on Friday. She will be up again in time
to leave for Galena on Wednesday morning.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14

~ The Luella left for Red Wing on Sat
urday. with good load of passengers destined
for that place and points below.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14

Co1IIsIoS.-1n going out on Saturday, the
Luella was carried against the Globe, by the
force of the wind. The only damage done was
the tearing away of a portion of the upper
guards of the latter boat.