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Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08
Tca-Chcst Literature. q.

We never supposed the odd-loohing characters
which mark the covers OF Chinese tea chests had
much, IL any, significance; we suspected they
were a part Of the business machinery OF the orr
ntal merchant, meant to add q supposiious value
to his wares, by Offering food 10 the rapaclous
appetite people have for the mysterious. But we
were mistaken. /. seems these hieroglyph'cs are
veritablo "sigus of ideas" and designed for no
other purpose than to state simple, appropriate
fact. Our Californ;a-Chincse eotemporary, THn-
Ngai-San Luck thus elucidates the matter
Those mysterious characters inscribed Ike The
symbols of astrology, upon The packages OF tea,
have bothered many good matron IN our west
ern lands. There is nothing, however, mystical
about them. They are simply the card of the na-
tive merchants. The following is the translation
of the imprint, in red ink, upon the yellow wrap
per of a half pound package, such rs Cur lady
friends buy every day in the shops.
':IIang-po-h;n Companv.-Ouc firm them
selves, 90 up into the Bohca hills. AMI seloc;
with much care the prime spring crops Of tae pre-
cipices, and al Other kinds Of ten, for both Can
tonese AMI foreign use. Our weights ave cxact
to hair. Cur store in Canton is outside the
sFive genii'' gate, uHon Fra; BulustraGe street.
Honorable visitors who axe disposed to favor Us,
will recognize our halnbe establishment by the
sign-boa7i, Hang -po-hin, from fuhkin. Re-
membering this there Will be 10 mistake.
To this we may add, in explanat on, that the
title Of the company means, the Enlurins pre-
cious-eevatei Company. Chinese firms always
choose two or three lucky words, which are COM
bined to make tile, just as we would say the
Good Intent Companv. The Dohea hills arc in
the neighboring province of Fauhin, ana distant
some 500 miles or SO from the city Of Canton
The best black tea comes from that portion Of the
Empire. And the selection Of the tea from the
precpces is great matter; as the scant gleen-
ings from the highest ellis are supposed to con-
tain sunnrior yirtucs.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

cy' The London Times is out in favor of
Knew Nothingism in the United States. 1t high
ly commends the movement as one calculated to
prevent the United States from taking any special
interest in the political occurrences of Europe,
and thus relieving the governments of the Old
World from the fear they have felt for many wears
that democrocy, in their dominions might, at
some future day or other, be aided and oncour-
aged hy the United States. Tint paper has GER
tainly reasons for favornr such movement h re,
with which the Americans can scarcely be expect
cd to svmpathiSe.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08
GOOD NEws-MORE BOUNTY LAND.

LAW passed Congress March 1855, giving cae Hun
drsd and Sirfy Acres Land persons
performed II days military any Unit
States IT'S.
Tae Law includes all the Commissioned and
90 ocers Ps (ncujng Indians whether
Volunteers Rang rs Militia Rangers.
Also all the Commissioned Officers Of
the Navy smen Ordinary Ssamen, sndsmen, Marines,
I'll Men. Chsplalns and Clerks.
Those who received entitled enough
to make the so have l6O acres are
not entitled under this
Soldiers of the Black Hawk. Patriot other
made applications land failed,
served MONTH. served four
fesa days. or IL they in Battle.
The Veteran Soldiers
now entitled TO land. IL dead their widows can IL.
The benefits this deah.)
10 his ~idow or his minor chiTc hut other
IL IS thought that nearly
issued under this act Consequence
sppicstcns that will be made,
eesary eapse before they upon Remember
the ma kim, .nrst csme, first served., ---rt
We have made experienced firm aw
fnSfen for ostz'nng Bounty living
this Territory. no
In any case unless obtain the land.
spl3-U PARKER Z CARVER, Atty ct Law.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

MATHEW j. WARD.- 1t nppers that Matt. J..
Wafd. who shot the schooimas;er, Butler, in Ken
tucky, is the great lion of the streets of New Or
loans Iln sports beautiful span of hay horses
beautifully caparisoncd. and carriage that is
brl!iant with spiendor, and upon the box sit two
colorel gentlemen, with bue suits, white gloves,
and black hats, green band around, and small
feather upon the upper edge.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

CT letter from St. Petersburg, in the Dan
ube of Vienna, says-''Dr. Mandt, homeopathic
physician to the late Emperor, has left Russia in
great haste and secretly. He is reproachcd with
having too long concealed from the august dcceas-
ed that his lung attacked also with having
himself prepared the medicines destined for the
Emperor, instead Of having them prepared by Il
druggist. Great irritation WAS manifested against
him at st. Petersburg, and the Emperor Aiexm-
der himself advised him, it is said, to leave Rus
sin,
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08
Louis NapSleon's Visit TO Victoria.

The French Emperor was cxpccted at Windsor
on the 10th. There was to be no procession, nor
much venturing out Of doors. from fear of care
less shot from French Or Italian refugees, which
mi hit put an enl to his earthly existence. He
was to remain principally inside OF the royal pal
aces, the interior of which he had not been per-
mitted to see during his long residence in Eng
land.
The Lon Ion Times gives him an inhosp;tiabe
hint on this point.
"What are we to show them? As it appears,
they are both pretty wei acquainted! with almost
everything that they would care to see in this me-
tropolis. This being the case, il is rather Il for
tunate circumstance that they have 10. vet seen
the interior Of our Court, and that the Emperor
can have only the faintcst recolections of any
other court than he has been obliged 10 create
The Imperial and royal qul:t-'ta arc thus an
atom;zed:
"Curous people arc impcrtincn;lv expecting
the results OF meeting between potentatos 50
different, yet with much to say for themselves.
On the one hand, there is the hl.f-feu a. half
constitutional Queen; on the other hand, the self
raised, army named, people elected Caesar OF the
Roman sort. The Emperor has done great deal.
the Queen has harpiiy 10 need to do much. She
has Only to be gool and kind and wise. ana the
work is done for her, though it IS not easy even
for sovereign to be always prudent and amiabc.
Their consorts ere both handsome, agreeable AMI
accomplished, and when fair lady is in the ease,
We need not attempt to strike a balance between
German Sovereignty and Spanish nobility. IIcav-
en- has made our g ueen the mother Of family.
Her guests has yet to make his heir as well he
can by force of tcstam ents, edcts, senatus con
sulta, and we know not what machinery Of En-
pire.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

= During late concert at City Hall, in
Manchester, several Of the seats having been
spoken for, were labeled 9 engaged" Upon the
audience leaving. it was asc yrained that one of
the ladies' was walking home with the word s.cn-
gased," in large letters. upon her back; one of
the labels having been fastened to her Dress
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

TREr REApi':e Husss.- y St. I'ctvI,bur-l
letter in the Pattie, notices as 4 remarkable cir
cumstancc. that since thc commencement of the
war all the French and English journals which
used to be oyerhau.cd bY the censors, have been
allowed freely 10 enter the capital and to lie about
on the tables in al! the cafcs The London Pulach
and the Paris Choricasi, with their broad carica-
lures Of everything Russian, are now the favorite
reading in st. Petersburch. Nicholas |. su1dcnlv
doing violence to the habits Of his whole life, and
reversing tho established policy of the empire or
dcred shortly before his death tho free admission
Of all forean journals without distinction and
Alexander IL. has hitherto sanctioned the contn-
uancc Of the innovation. The object OF the now
measure is supposed to be to excite the orthodox
nobility against the iniael enemy. '' You see
how they insult Your Emperor, and how they
speak OF yourselves" The censors, from old
habit, sometimes scratch ont u fcw lines: but, IT'S
general rule, al the Paris and London papers
may row be seen unmutilated.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08


above purpose of
raising funds ia the Town ClockA number
applications have been made before thi wa q
Ali letters the country promptly
will be published comes off, which will be
drawn early as the 4,h rf June.
All tie watch and every other article. selected
eminent makers will above. every
article put down - the Eastern price,
For Tickets apply t. W. ILLINGwORTII,
Watch Maker, jackson & Fifth sts,
81. PAM
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

CO Imagine HIS feelings.-A young fellow
fondiy in love with city belle, called upon her
at her house on Sunday last-but she was was not
at home. lie turned his steps toward the hills
arriving at which place, he discov cred, to his
astonishment his sweet heart playing game of
cards with a ''sixteen year old upstartr
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

CS The subjoined advertisement is taken from
an Irish newspaper: ''NIissing from Killarney,
Jane O,Fogarty: she had in her arms two babies
and Guernsey COW, all black with red hair and
tortoise she'll combs behind her ears, and large
spots all down her back, which souints awfully:.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08
WIENE8AGo IMPROVEMENTS AND AGRI
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS TO BE SOLD.

st. Paul. 2lst April, 1855.
SALE VIII be inein t' the highest bidder Tuesday, the
"A 22d ~ May, 1888 between the hour A. NJ.
Z. NJ, at Sank Rapids in Benton County,
n'nts SnGs Mil and appIsteaEce Long Prairie. and
Naiab Prdre belonging 20 the Winnebaso Tribe Indais
Also, at the time place. Tools,
st OF Blacksmith Tools. The improvements, Buildings,
and appurtenances will be sold -3)
n-tri in II months, oEehiri with
the rate Of 10 per cent Farming
e. be sold - months credit,
num- Apprrv security Will be required purchaser
al! The purc the said
Nc. 70 hav" the privilege when said surveyed
the az 81 25 by virtue spuatons
diagram OF said inipoveBG
Of Tue i.inf Ohicc al Sauk Rapids. W. 4. GORMAN,
ar2I-ltdSltw Srr,t Ind Affairs.
3 sauk Rapids Fontiersman copy one month, weekly
ANDREW w. ADAMS.
SfCRVEYOR and Dealer in Real Estate. Shokapcc,
~ Having been engaged the
quantance with the country ec23&wtf
q. &. GRiSWOLD.
IlEAl!sR IN Reauy-M7ie Clothing.
~ Furnishing Goods, Wholesale Retail ambrrt's Brick
building, the Oce.) Thr street, ST. Paul
Minnesota territory myl5-itf-an9-1yw
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

Ca In recent speech, Mr.. Crane of Virgin
Ia, made the following oratorial flight:
pledge myself to you, and to the worll, if old
Randolph don't give "A large majority for Wise.
I'll seize the highest mob of Cheat Mountain with
in her limits. bv the shaggy tops of its gigantic
chestnut oaks, and sling it clear into the Pacific
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

Cg" new way of catching rats has been dis
places where they frequent and sprinkling them
with snuff. when the rats come TO smell, the sud-
den effort to sneeze which they make, never fails
to break their neck: in cases, it is said, they
have been known TO throw their heads foot be-
yOnl their taiis. --..----
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

CT Submit your sentiments with difidencc.
A dictatorial style, though it NAV carry convic-
ton, is always accompanied with disgust Wash
in0fOu.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

ET- If the soul exist not after death. all dis
sertations concerning future felicity or infelicitv
must be vain and absurd. d.-Plato.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

ca Associate with men of quality, if YOU es-
TEEN your own reputation for it is better to be
alone than in bad company " Washington.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

C4F 1t was pertinent and forciblc saying of
the Emperor Napoleon that" a handsome woman
pleases the eye, but good woman peases the
heart the one is jewel, the other a treasure"
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08
GEORGE a. NOURSE.

Onice opposite Spoon RS Lower Town,
ST.. ANTHONY. MINI.
RErERESCEs.-Prof. Parsons. I.aw School, Cambridye
Iof Parker do do Hon. e. G. DO DO. Chief Justice
Shaw Boston; Hon. c. c. Lorng. J. u. Fuller. NJ
Calais, Me-; E. B. Washburne. NJ. Co. Gaena. ILL.,; Duton
Richardson Co.. Boston Bacheld Mann Co., do,
pm Br wn Sons. do; r. p. Upton, Esq ST. Anthony.
SAINT Paul. Jan. 81. 1S55.-if
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

C Two candidates for the Governorship of
Tennessee, have agreed to make sixty six speech
n nix
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

CO Mrs. Swisshelm SAYS that she has never
worn q bonnet that cost so much as four dollars,
and will not be troubled with new one overv
winter, or even a re-trimming every fall, for the
sake Of being leader of the ton in the largest cir
Gle in the city. fa9rr
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

COURAGEOUS GRL.--A little daugh ghtcr Of Wal
ter Newberry, Esq. aged some six or seven years,
accompanied by female servant several years
her senior, found themselves on Clark st. bridge
just rs it commenced opening for the passage Of
u vessel. TO avoid detention, they ran with all
their speed to the end of the bridge, expecting to
gain the street before the connection should be
broken. But the bridge proved too fast for them,
and the younger and heeter of the two. with a
momentum beyond her control, reached the edge
lust moment too late. Here was Il crisis to be
sure. Between bold leap and IN unceremonious
tumble there no alternative, so choosing the
former, our little heroine made the spring and
alighted feet first and gracefully water
lily, in the bosom of the river fifteen feet below.
Hence she speedily rescued by passing light
or, and handed over the deck of vessel on TO the
dock. So perfectly had she been buoycd by her
dress while in the water, that her head and shoul-
dcrs not at all wet, and her pretty little leg
horn hat scarcely even sprinklcd.
During all this adventure. the little lady main
tanned the most perfect composure, without so
much Il scream n tear-her greatest concern
being lest her mother should be frightened, and
herself miss the dancing lesson to which she was
hurrying at the time of her sudden digrcssion.-
Chicago Press.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

ca \ polite young lady recently asserted that
she had lived near barn-yari, and that it was
impossible for her to sleep in the morning on ae-
count of the outcry made by "gentleman
hen."
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

10 In walking, always turn your toes out and
your thoughts inward: ssThe former will prevent
you from falling into cellars, the latter into In
iquity.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

Deliberate with caution, but act with de-
cision. and yield with graciousness or oppose with
frmpcss.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

CS The water that flows from spring does
not CONCEAL in winter. And those sentiments of
friendship which how from the heart cannot be
frozen by adversitv.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

''We have seen him ct it. The huge fellow
was put to plow yesterday, in field Of green
sward, near the railroad, west of the lranistan.
and walked OF with it. at the bidding Of his keep
er, as easy rs yoke of oxen would draw emp
ty cart. Ills pace was apparently slow, but con-
tinuous and steady. The sod was very tough. but
it was evident for all this, that he would do q
great DAYS work."
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

Drs. BILLS 4 MOVES.
OPERATIVE DENTISTS, MANUFACTURERS OF BLOCK
AND SINGLE MINERAL TEETH,
No. 5S Fourth Street, ST. Louis. Me-. Le,cs Crcaes
Hal and Fur Store.
REFERExcES:
Rev. n. G. Estes, Nessrs. r. II. Miller & Co.,
Mr.. John r. Hammond, &c Townsend, Robiuson
Messrs. Z. A. & S. r. Fley, Co.
DR.. vsnzandt.
Dentists orders promptly attended to. m,I5stf
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

cIy Satire should not be ike SAW, but like
sword it should cut. not manglc.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08
STEWARDS NURSERY,
On tiae SiiNrdier R0ad, four miles troan st. Paul.
& .lsAsa ERlIIT TREES

lIyE would call the attention the citizens
: surrounding CoCny to the fact have hand
large and desirable lot Of Apple Te very varieties
On Tres ar all OF good aud in fine order transplant
l9@- P.s,Sa i. and examine for yourselves.
feb2J-3nw* A, s, g.. W. STEWART
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

CO" The New Orleans markets are filed with
ripe strawberries.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

eY The small pox prevails at Chicago.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08
SAINT PAUL
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY.

fVfHS esabis nmFni is furnished
Of Patterns, ana ready fill orders descriptions
snort notice and reasonable Having experienced
Pattern Maker in cinploy prepared get I'D
patterns OF any description that may be called for.
Aiso--iron Turning and Finishing.
Brass. and Composition Castings to order. Rabbit
metal. Nc constantly hand.
Old cast iron. work
F. &. J. ID. GILMAN.
St. Parl. Sept. Q. 1854. fw-Iy
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

~. RINEHART. 4.
b. RIyEHART Z CO..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CIGARS,
TOBACCO, &C.,
North Main Street, Hnder the Trqinia HOTEL ST. Los No.
We keep Away. hand large and superior stock Impr
ted and Domestic Regala, La Noma xar, Cheroots
Principe and other Havana Cigars, VI best brands.
Nay II, 1854. myl5sly
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08
NORTH WEST

SADDLE, HARNESS AND LEATHER STORE.
At the old stand in the Rice Buiidng ST. Anfhony Street,
"HERE may be found general assortment OF Saddvs,
Harness. Trunks valses, Carpet Bags, &C., &C.. Brass
and Silver plated Carriage Harness. double
Harness. Whips ashcs alters, Riding Brides, &c kc
Sole and Upper Leather, Calf and Kip Skins Pink Lnngs
Lasts, Pegs thread and nails, good assortment.
Work made to ore repairing done short notice-terms
ready only. rmy15-1y1 AL SPOFFORD.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08
A 4. e a A N ID T. IL REY.
WHOLESALE GROCER,

WHOLESALE GROCER,
Forwarding and COmm sion Merchant,
LOWER LE,EE, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA,
IIAS in TO Close The opening navigaton
the following stock Of Goods which he offers to the trade
200 sacks extra and supcr1ne flour,
800 do meal,
1000 bushels c,rn, white and yellow,
1000 do oats,
90 bbls n and clarified sugar,
sc crushed and powdered sugar,
10 bbls sugar house syrup,
60 kegs 40 gaiD do
80 sacks Rio coffee,
% half chests tea Of all descriptions,
5 bags whole pepper,
10 boxes ground pepper,
5 boxes ground allspice,
20 mats cassia,
8 boxes ground cassia,
. Boxes ground cloves,
b5l nutmegs,
10 packages Assinyboine's gelatne,
Dbl tappioca,
2 do saso,
10 boxes vermiceIi,
10 do macaroni,
2 do tarina'
20 do chocolate,
10 bbs almonds,
DO DO wanats' S;,dt'
do Brazil nuts,
do Pecan do
boxes Smyrna currants,
5 baskets olive oil,
100 boxes sardiues,
z. % % CLAIMS, s,a,s
. eSs picked herrinss,
'S 30 S''s white 90 ssn,
50 IL and n mustard.
70 dozen X and An do
30 do vinegar preserves,
10 do preserved as, s fruits,
do pie fruits,
10 boxes yeast powder,
kegs soda saIaratus,
90 carp sola,
90 DO pain soap tKrssj
variesated soap,
50 packages chewing plug tobacco-an qualities,
50 boxes smoking robacco-GOodwin & Murray,
,So 60 MANS MANS wappns nsresn1an psneTSr ssns Sizes
50 sacks assorted shot,
10 boxes canister rife powder,
$50 do Bosto naii.-every size,
20 do wrought do.
TO LExBERMEx AND FERRrxES.
80 coils Manila '0Pe' every size'
IS bbIs pitch and rosin,
WINES AND LIQUORS.
20 do Nononeahela,
% DO old re,
IS do New York Brandy,
do Holland Gin,
do Port Wine,
5 Do White DO
do old Sherry Wine,
IS boxes claret wine,
10 do Southern Wine,
10 do brandy cherrfps,
100 empty keEs, and 10 gallons,
50 demijoDs-vsEious sizes,
Ana large assortment and an
nni'y articles line feo large TO enunrrste
Also, Pork, Lard and Better. fel17-tf
EMERYS PATENT
HANGEABLE HORSE Thrsher, Cleaner
~ Machine, for sale BY the agent,
feb27-tf ALEX. RET.
McCOkM1CkS FzTENT
DEAPING and Moving Machine, for sale by
II feb27-u ALEX. RBY.
NBLRBRATED Schedam Schnapps, be found It
~ The agency Of Cfsb97-fO ALEX. sBY.
DR. WHKELERH
TONIC SHERRY WIxI BlffEns 70 BE- fsnd II his sse.ey
feb5s-0 AK Ri.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08
JUST H2.CEES cd.
8 $ . "a ere pies OF
EsnND,S II-OUE On NNESA,E.

FIFTEEN Thor SAND COPIES HAVE ALREADY SOLD OF
''i:inne ala aid iis Rc-ourcca.' ia f~5t.
WORK cf 400 pages. hi:.,1!le llsritcd.--
I r. wi added t;.t Fire Sketches 1ew map
OF The Territory. = j. wesley Bant
The Sx il Edition., ENLARGED n.l, vcd mp the pros Mt
n!rr h, Just ben publish N York,
st.!l selling rapidly all ovcr tn r.0n.
For sale at BOND " KELLoGG'S
C.ty Drug Sore. 81, Auaol.y--.., Upper $. Paul.
And at lil th B,l>.urs and Iiptcls
U3p'r Mississippi Stt9ui'otts arg5-,
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

" IICL,EiltE.iiteR Il ce,i ld5i tis Ge, hrateG
IL Ieur! aeiy iiorc.d into ii ,ny) WI b. Icy
rhe subscriber IN the United
81. Th@ HEO!EKiON W4ii cuT HE hair most
b-ditI!c hl.er Any lcs'n ndvi; the most ard
c)Uih llot.G LAR, ti- MOST IEArTi-
FUI. y tie tbs article in-f.dtis viii not c.t
with is ,qua.iy
god u every respect, ~ s i at 81 io prcIcre
apacNae o kol rlon ready naGt. VII b. POSTAGE
instead OF tn csl, with ii' cti. rar.ns iqi
form, aii III. directions for 5 d al tiers s-pJ!l to
II. A. !i3EEMONF,
Jan 3)-yv3m9. v i-~.l. Truni.ii Co.. (bfo.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

RCLEs FOR Sell GogERNMENT.-By a prudent
old gentema
Always st next to the carver, if you can, at
dinner.
Ask 10 woman her age.
BE civil to all rich nncles and aunts
Never joke with policeman.
Take notes gold with YOU to Fancy
Bazaar-nothiny but silver.
Wear your Oldest hat Of course, to an evening
party.
Don't play at chess with widow.
Newell contradict man who stutters.
Maxi friends with the steward on board Of Il
stcamer-th ther4'. no knowing how soon You may
be placed in his power.
la cyely strange house it is rs we'll to enquire
where the brandy is KEPT, only think if you shoud
be taken seriously i'll in the middle Of the
night
Keep your own secrets.
Til no bum II being YOU dye Your whis,ers.
Write not one letter more than YOU can help
The man who kecrs ZIP a larce correspondence,
Is martyr tied, not to the stake lnt to the Post
Wini up your conduct like your watch, once
every day, examining minutc!y whether YOU are
''fast" or :. sow."-Punch.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08
C. b. ADAMS.
Ldw and General Agency Office, Washingfon, D. G.


T. II. Newson. Esq. st. Paul.
Edwin &. Bailey, Boston p. o.
Hon. Jno. z. Goodrich, Stock
bridge, Mass.
Hon. Truman Smith, Conn.
Hon. Henry Bennett, N. York.
Hon. Ex-Gov. Jones, Tenn.
J. II. Jones, Esq, Cincinnati,O.
VIM. J. Flagg, T"
Hon. ]. c. Wright, I"
nOy-29-tf
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08
Vi tES.l tII.} & IE.NN. \.

TTOREiSYS AND CDUN 5l.'.iti;S AT LAW. Holmes s..
"A opposite tn Tas-oa House Shak pee, county, d. r.
viii give pTonp. attention 10 the l~o ssi, n
- t,S AMI a).nin- c'ra.its Claims bought ssli. .i-
formation furf he'd W.! titl,s II of clln.
J. T. WAKEFIELD n'r.3-r-lr l.. Ai.
MirNESOT. FLcUEENG Mill.
fsNHE Pfnritors thdt Mil IS ncvv In
4 M tie Of s~ac'ssd operation and that tey pared
furnish to d, any cu;-
tom work in the grinding deiar;rl o or,i.r
ROLLINS, UPTON & EASTMAN.
s.. Anthony, Fcb. IS, 1881. fetc7-3nw
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08
GROS ELAND GARDEN AND NURSERY.
Neariie HAY IFdy House, bc.,cees, 81. Pail and

EE1E haTc The pleasure Offering the public coming
w spring, choice lot If Fruit and Ornamental
Poses pliaS, ETC.. also Garden ard Flower
small quantities. (h20-wtD L. u. FORD & CO.
l.. Il. WAIT s. CO..
DEALERS in Groceries, Provisions Crookcry Third
~ ~. Paul. aGgl5-wtf
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

CT Speaking of the elephant which Barnum
hls engaged in plowiag his garden, the Bridge
port Farmer says:
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

Col. VIM. Schouler, Editor Of
the Cincinnati Gazette.
s. D. Hubbard, late p. n.
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