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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA.


Fer puri Ing the hloo', removing all diseases
arising from excess OF Mercury, exposure aud
imprupenve aud 10 life, chronic constitutional
disease, arising from an Impure state ol blood.
aud the only relinplc aud cnoctuat know "a
remedy for the cure of seroiua. SAIL Rkenm
Seald Head, ulccratlVns OF The tones, letter,
pluplos on the lace, and all sealy ofnplionp OF
the skin.
tbs article 4. now prescribed by some or tie
most distinguished phy,lclans in lac country
and has proved more efficient la pfacticn than
any preparation OF Sarsagfllia yet offered 10 tho
public. Several cnsCs OF secondary SphS =,
MoWufnl and ACroulous dsUasol have pniifcl,
recovered Ia The ineurnbu wards of our public
inst ia iuns Which had Tor mun, years resisted uy.
cfy mode OF lrcltmcnt that could be devised -
Those coses furnish striking examples Of the rau.
tary eject. Ol TINS medicine In afaesthg some NJ
the must inyvtcfaie diseases, alter he glands
we're distoA cd, and the bones alrcad, ancctod.--
N0ff,r.-Leuers ifvm responsible Ph, sicians
ana Professors oineNcfal Modira COLLEGES, aud
cufllncalas OF cuncs from patients viii. be found
accompanying both preparations.
PntcKs, fiuld kNtract OF buehu, ~ per bottle
of d bottles Tor )
Sarsapnflla
oqpalln, strength 10 one gallon of syrud OF Sar-
tapsrllln.
Prepared and eoli By II. 4. HELMB0Lr,
Chemist. yGa Cheanat Street, noor tho Girard
TONE llADoR
JOHN ", MOODY,
nrookyllle,
Ind.
Aud OF Druggists aud Dealers.
All luttafs directed Ia tho nronfltiof or arcnt
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21

HzpoISo.-Wepublishcd Iastweek'
Mr.. Clarkson's and Mr.. Brady's views
on the Usage Orange, as a hedge
We pablish this week. an article from
The Ohio Cultivator on the same sub
ject. Let our readers read, think, and
see for themselves. We shall publish
our own views early in the spring. in
time Tor those Who think Of setting out
q hedge next year.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21


This is to certify that in the summer
OF lS4s, | became so very lame and
weak in my back, occasioned by ne
that I could not sit down or get du'
without holding on to some object.
was advised TO try Mr.. FoIsha's Altera.
tive Balm. by bathing it six or eight
times, my back was perfectly restored
and have felt no symptom Of its return
since.
My wife, also. has used it for Rheu-
matte pains, headache and toothachc
with very beneficial results.
il. YEAKLE.
Dec. LIST. lSl9.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

sra kun.. y. naxTLE.
sAAe , sIAysz i &c. MILL I'LL FACTORY ss,ssf
honse No. 70 Front street between Main and
Walnut.
We manufacture cob breaker. ofgreat strength
and durability and eaac OF operation.
We place this useful conIrisaDce 90 all sizes Of
mills. By wbirh means VIII convert = corn miii tn
70 a stock feed mill; b.t h few minutes work 10
I'VE We manufseture portable mills. single and
donble eearod, (best quality Of French burial 70
grind wheat. corn. aud siock feed calculated
Tor sieam. winter and horse power rhtse mills
have been run BY steam and horse power ~
! competition against the other make OF mills a.
our city. at our State Fairs. and never failed 10
20 carry OF the nrst premiums-on one occasion
also took The two irst pTcfninms the best mlii<
| Al two annual Fairs Ofour Mechanics Institute.
A1so-Portabic saw mills. 10 befnn ~ steam.
operation by horse power. u The Ohio State Fair,
IN 1850, when u was awarded premium and q
splendid silver medal. 80 ....tt,
Afso -Dinercut kinds of portable horse power.
and steam cngiucs. an our articles, for ease OF
operation. slmpl city, usefulness and durability.
i are surpassed BY mono aow IN
All our articles are warranted M representods ,
no sale AT our cost OF TRANSPORTATION, aud the
money sounded. -
By = fuIl description. or icsiimonlasls Of merit
and usef uluess, We refer those inirresied q our
pamphlets, 70 be had NJ faeiory. where we take .
pleasure TO explain each Article.
ISAAC srRAUB 6co.
Norrr--Mr. Kimble, The partaer OF J. II. Bur.
rows, while cxhib ting a burrows mil al on'
State fair. last fal. bolslcrous nbont his milf
and conragcously entered into verbal agree
nlsnt with me 10 grind corn thus: Whoever grind
the most, regarding quality and quantity. was 4
be the .wner ef both miils- AT each and every via
FIRST TRIAL
Stroub 70 run m ieinch mill: ~
Burrows &Co.to run 20 inch Mill.
sxroND TRisL.
Straub 10 run - Inch mill
Burrows q Co. 10 run "a Inch mill.
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wwEL0pEoNs. MELoDE0Ns. mEl.vpEvss
lu Blshop~ Childs' Meiodeons ...s>--s- err
stand uneqoaied IN America; theirst
rapid sale Is proof positive Of thelri II
great superiority over all others. For sale al fac
tory prices who osalc or retail, from SIS 10 $500
Sep 10 MukCH q WHITE,
The largest Plano and Melodeon deaiorsin Gin
cinnati.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
WHALING Il FISHING.
IN rskss.
I VOL, limo. o5cts.

zach book l. complete IN itself, while Tho series
VIII embody all The varied phases OF iiie on the
Ocean, narrated with the sgor incident 10 the pen
OF feady writer, Who voluntarily cxilei hlmsei
rom home and sought out these paths OF personal
adventure aud stirring action. ono Who became a
sailofso satisfy longing not uncommon among
active n,indod aud restless youth.
It's books oil space hitherto unoceuldod -
They pfcsgnt plain, unvarnishcd tale Of tho cy-
efy.day life OF sailor, IN ialf weather aud foul
calm and storm, ut sea aud Ia pofti showing M
now the trim btun jkcxnr OF the Navy, then the
sturdy WnAtsaks. Practical and matter of hel
Ia theif Views, thcy are ju-t such volumes as par
unis may safol, put Into the hands OF their chn.
dfon,t 10 enable ihem 10 form proper ideas Of a
phase OF life heretofore developed Ia a vail NJ
romance aud mystery. Tho romance Ut reality l.
hera wildly portrayed by the hand of an actual
participant.
MOORE, wtLsrAcIi, KEYS n CO.,
Publishers, - West Fourth Street, Cincinnati.
Nov ~
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CINTI. ADVERTISEMENTS,
DIR. FORSHA'S
Alternative Balm,
IA BALM FOR EVERY WOUND"
FOR INTERNAL. AND EXTER
NAL USE.

AtfA O1<s
This balm is warranted to re
lieve all Rheumatisms. Strains in
the Spine, or Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or Stiff
Neck, Toothache Earache, Sore
Throat, Soreness in the Breast,
Stomach or Bowels, or Burning in
the breast, asthma, Bronchitis,
Sprains and Bruises, Burns, Scalds
or Frozen Parts, Cramp ChoIie
aud Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever and
ague, Piles, Corns, Fresh cuts OF
sores, inflammation in the head,
StoE. CHI, Bowels, or Kidneys,
Summer complaint Of Children
Worms and inflammation Of the
stomach, and Bowels, and Group,
Scarlet Fever.
The reason why this balm reaches all thes
cases is because Il reduces inflammation, aue
moses he seofelious and nervous system
into action. This power is owing TO the
peculiar combination. OF medical prOpertie,
without their being neutralIzed. The Inedi
cine is periodically safe. not containing any
deadl, poison, OF mineral. II will, " uses
freely, act Immediately upon the liver, en'
all other secreeiive organs.
Read the follow ing Certificates.
Certificate OF Dr.J Il. Jordan. late Residen
Physician Otthe Fourth Street Cholera Hos
pitai.
! can cheerfulIy recommend the Alternative
Balm TO the public knowing as / do, tina, il I
an excellent article. used IL with gool
effect in Cholera, during my late connection
with the Fourth ST., Cholera IIospita inthf
city, in case of cramps pains in
stomach and bowels. | also used Il In cas-
Of inflammation Of The kidneys with the hap
piestetfrct. From my knowledge ofits vir
ues, In The above diseases and others, II
which have used il. have no hesiiancy il
Pronouncing It'superior to any medicn
hitherto offered to the public with which
have become acquainted, aud would cheer
fully recommend tito the public.
III. JORDAN, NJ.
Cincinnati, Sept. let iS49
This is to certify that in the summe
OF ls4s, | became so very lame nm
weak in nv back. accustomed by n
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VIM. Il. MC'CLEERY,

NoEAf~k PtUttCs
Will make applications fof hVuni, lands, and at
tend tosll business that may DO entrusted 20 him,
with care aud dispatch.
once in tie second story Of Nests new build
lnR. opposite the C"uft House.
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'-.' 4 s :.s:.;::; D'-s.y..,

go, ~. A PBw wnRDs on
tkts<f/<t< fhs Nations Treatment
<fR1ttTftfF1<-<< without EcdIcins Of
+H</X @LiLLL<-cZ >ersoss Debility. Low
ft.<fJf ~ ~ Spirits. uoskbess OF
III - - The Bach. IassIIpde. In
-fE~.V X<>- disIs elton and Inc1-
tf<F-<E-.z<<><<~< rseIty for study ant Ia
-, 81 I7Ir-rrt>>-. Dor. Duiinc<s o. Apps
f'f''N'fN hens'on. Loss Of Mem
cr,. version 70 society. Love 81 Solitude Iimsd-
ny Sci p<trust. Dizzihess. Head Ache fs.ns 1n
ne side. Anccuoa OF the s. e. fIupl<s tne face.
and other in1rmifist 90 man, LI.It
PROM THE FRENCH OF DR.. B. DE LkNEY.
The important fact that these alarming com
llalnis may easily be remos ed vrfaorr HtpIczrE,
:. in ihls snail tract, clearly demonstrated. and
he eftfely new and highly <ucressfal treatment,
a. adopted BY The Author. fully explained BY
means Of which every y GRABBED 20 cure him-
self perfectly and a The least po.si BE cost. VOID
nT thereby all advertised nostrons Of the day
Sent 20 any address. gratis. auo poet ffcs ~ re'
miiting (post paid) two po<lnrr rtnmps 10 Dr. b.
rs Laagy, no. ~ Lirpensrd street, New fork
City. Sep - iy-ou y
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Aud OF Druggists aud Dealers.
All luliers directed ~ the proprietor OF agon
receive Immediate attention,
iunolA-lN.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21

NJ Il have on hand good assortment OF Boots,
w shoes. slippers. Caters. Buskias. noys, Mis-.
ses and thildrcns. Also Mrs. Hurts celebrated
Baskins and lies, NJ cash prices.
oet ~ IYNkR d KIMBLE.
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GROCERIES,
A LARGE assortment consisting Of all arlieies
"A usually kept In general retail stores, at the
nov TYNER X KIMBLE'S.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

~ Ut 4 tDLiO'
This is TO certify that, In June last, WIS
attacked with the Asiatic Cholera; and was
soon, rs my physician states In collapsed
state. had remained In this state some two
hours, when my physician informed my Ism-
ly and friends that could not possibly II =,
and strictly forbid my wife permitting AM
one giving me any medicine or nourishment
whatever, as Il would only hasten my death
At this timeMr. Forsha came to see me, and
brought with him a bottle containing four
ounces Of his Alternative Balm, and asked
permission Of my wife to use II on me, as he
thought II would immediately give ease.
was immediately applied. aud In less than ten
minutes was stored, aud was in warm
perspiratios, prior to which time my exlremi-
ties were cold. a clan,my sweat was on my
face aud head. After the use Of two other
bottles Of the same medicine, | was entirely
loved Of all distress. and in few days was
restored to health.
would most eneerfully aud heartily rec
ommend this BALM TO all who are afflicted
In similar way have also used il In
other diseases, aud have found il most
excellent remedy. | do not think 1t can be
too highly recommend.
JOEL KIRBY.
do hereby certify that tho above certif.
cate is correct, and the statement Of III,
physician made to me Is true.
JULIA ANN KIRBY.
Cincinnati. Dec, 9Th, 1919.
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st. Pe,er.sIteSu..
From the St. Peter's Courier, Feb. .

}
Sr. PETERS SAW MII.L.-Owing to the de-
mand for lumber in this vicinity. the proprie-
tors of this mill find it necessary, to run it day
and night. They adopted this course some
ten days ago, and have kept it in successful op-
eratlon since. and still they cannot supply the
wants Of all wishing to build. Since the last
fall Of snow, large quantities Of logs have been
brought in to this mill The proprietors in.
tend to do their utmost to accommodate the
public. s'''9D -@".. i'l'o
.NEARLYiA FIRE.--On Wednesday afternoon
of last week. the house recently erected and
occupied by Mr.. T. Fuller. Of Traverse de-,
Sioux. was discovered to be on fire. It was
first seen by some of the neighbors. who raised
an alarm. and through their cxertions the
flames were extinguished The fire originated
from sparks settling on the roof 4 SQUARE q
about ten feet Of which was destroyed. ai99f
SkuIsM no SEs $50 HG3 H0E 'GT&aE niE
F0rR DEsERTERs TAxEx.A-On Thursday eve
ming, 0f last week. sLieat. Hawkings.i with q
party Of feoldiersarrived at Traverse ides Sionx
from Fort tRidgley.iinjquest,Of Of four Germans
who had, lefIsthe Fort two days previous. On
arrieiug in Traverse, Lieut.. Haw kins) learned
that the four men had been seen in town that
afternoon.. dressed in citizens cIothing, and
two men bearing the description he gave. were
stopping forsthe night, at a boarding house ii
town., On visiting the house he found q two: O
them. and learned that the other two had lef
that evening for st. Paul. A soldier was lefi
| to guard the two.i while the rest Of The part,
proceeded ,onwards The other two we're lake
at house near Shakopee. aud brought, bacl
toTrsver e: ,h The party LEFT for the rEert o.
senud ta9s ssa., hfa.sfe
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Rev. T. Wilconxon. Of St. Paul a missionary
OF the Episcopal Church in Minnesota, will vis-
il this vicinisy on Sunday. Feb 25tli,,' and will
hold service at this place. at Traverse and at ~
lie Senr. Further notice will be given of the
hour ofthese eIvices. Mr.. Wilcoxen has la >
bored for several years as missionary in our
Territory. and has Travelled hundreds of miles
on foot to preach the Gospel TO the destitute.
We hope that his patient labor. and devotion to
the duties of his sacred office. will be rewarded
by witnessing the steady growth Of Christian
truth and practice. in this newly civilized
land ST. Peters Courier. t''i'f's's nFsI sfo''s
We take nleasurein endorsing the sentiments
Eof our ST. Peters neighbor. We have faiti 10
believe that the iabors Of Mr. Wilcoxx,on in the
Minnesota Valley will long be remembered for
good. i'',H@ ~ ,@Sia hFo s'2L p ,fotq
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THE ALLEGED DErAIcATroN.-We call attention
to the statement of Maj. Fridley's attorneys,
which we publish to-day. The Pioneer, how
ever, still keeps harping upon the defalcation
of the Major. Our neighbor is now thrown in
to the attitude of the bold brigand. who, when
successfully pursued by the legal forces into
the last remaining shelter of his mountain re-
treats, turns with desperation in his death
struggle. fires his last shot at random, and
then expires.
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ROCHESTER. Ian. 76.-

ROCHESTER, Jan. 20.
Alarge and enthusiastic anti-Kn0w Nothing
convention was held at Geneseo to-day. All
the towns in Livingston county were represents.
ed and the Know N0things were denounced. and
Judge Loorns' nomination. endorsed. .iaAl II par.u
ties joined in the meaning. .3as4s Sd 81;
The Sheriff called out the military to-Gcv
who proceeded with a large police forceF totEo
scene OF the canal riot and arrested about forty
OF the ring leaders and brought them to ,tha,
city.
! Asevere snow STORM has been raging here Z
all day.-.snow about foot deep. s.ss q ifew cd
! Cars all behind time. ssiiimaf ssf1sgaagfs
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To Capitalists, Farmers and Emigrants

TO Capitalists, Farmers ana Emigrantss
FHNIiE undersigned has always on hand for cash
4 time, from .....
TEN To TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
OF rural land improved or unimproved including farms
different Sizes and degrees OF improvements at prices
corresponding with these.
Aiso-,rperty Paul and suburbs, and in ManSato
city, Anthony, Shakopee, LeSuer, Traverse des Sioux
ami Eureka. -'-' -.- --- 81
lie at all times accommodate, on the easiest terms
any who really 1cishes TO purchase.
HENRY MCKENTY, .t
Dealer in Real Estate. st. Paul, Minn. Ter.
Ofice-ihe old Post Office building, Third street.
81. Paul, Feb. lS, 1854. .....l. q H3tf.
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LECTURE To-NrcHr.-Rcv. Mr.. Riheldaffer
lectures this evening at the Capitol, before the
Literary Association. The attendance. we
trust. will be large. No one who knows the
decided merits of the speaker. and his ability
to treat ably any subject which he may pro-
pose to discuss. should fail to be one of his
hearers on this occasion. e....a--
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NEW YORK.
Gilbert Davis, ESD,
Daniel Curtis, Esd,
Capt. A. De PrySter,
Messrs. $. Thompson & Ne
phcw,
Messrs. Williams s Guion
PHILADELPHIA. Er
Joseph Patterson. ES.i., Pre-.
inent Western bank;
MeSSrS Drexel y Co, i5anker:
g X Taylor n CO.,
" Bingham x Duck,
g Freed, Ward X Freed.
s' SItnr>, James * Co...
Z" Baily a Co;
Edward Hurst, ESD, Notar,
Public; ~ 4.
II. MeSschert. Att'y at Law,
James Kitchen, ". d,
Vim. StOever, ESD.
vICKSBURG.
MesSrs. Brown, & Johnson,
BJflkerS
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{ MINNESOTA.
GOV w A German,
(iI,n W III Welch. Chief Jus.
tice of Minnesota, | !
(lIun II II Rice, Delegate to
J Congress,
>Ricr. .iiollinshcai s. Becker.
} Atty's at Law,
-SNessrs Borup * XOakes Bank.
ers, hrL .a :tr..
81 Travis R0sser. Esq, Secre-
tary Of the Territory,
(tnleS Il Ven Etten, Atty's
! al Law, '
)Rev I N Fullerton, Register
} Z 5 Land Office,
WIN Hoic,smbe. Esq, Receiv-
} er U $ Land Office,
,NDr T T Mann.
I NEW ORLEANS.
(Messr>. Brown, Johnson s
{ Co., Bankers,
( Aug IL, '64
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TU,E.NTY-FTVE E4RJNS FOR SHE.

TH,E.NTY-FTVE FIRMS FOR SyiLE.
To Practical Farmers. -
FENHS notice real Farmers, t0 Spectators who
Il pretend To be farmers.
To practical farmers, wish to that have hand
twenty sale, (and always have from
twenty ivc) which range from two ten miles
from ST. Paul. J. .-tsr1. = -r.'.
From long residence In the territory, and from per-
inspection of all the lands the city,
b. ed to make the best selections. -.-- ....
l therefore invite all persons wishing to cultivate the
soil to give a call.
My farms various degrees Of improvement. and
Halter myself that l can please all. i-s
Terms made suit purchasers. e, r....... .7+
HENRY M'KENTY, Dealer in Real Estate,
OFFIcE-Od Post Office Building, 81 street.
Jull. 30. 1884.
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W. e. j. SE.N'SE.NDERFER,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers ia Cigars, Tobacco.
&C.. &C., l74 NOrta Iln Street. Ia feiU doOfs 6eio
tne VirJ,nta Hotet,) Saint Louis, Missouri.
EAIE keep Always Oh hand a large and superior st OK
w OF Imported and Domestic Regalia. La Norma.
Miiar, L. nire Cheroots Pricipe AMI other Havana
,ar> of best brands.
Jane Il, 1854.
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L AND AGENTS.

Wanted TO Purchase, ''-'' 'y'' 81
A FEW town lots. or small quantity OF land nes
IN the city. Those having such spry to sell rea
sonabie terms, will please call on
r tit-l ~ -'s. . i4 A. PIERSE, CO..
Cedar street, merit door to EpiscopGl Church.
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
-.i-.I HARTFORD. conn. .cq -sss
CASH CAPITAL $3OO,OoO
13i CHARTERED 1872. Sff. 3f1. 81
Policies on Fire anu lnaHd risks issAed favorable
terms. o''t-- .e-.
Losses equitabt adjusted and promptly paid in cash.
. HENRY = SWIFT, Agent.
Al the Rice House.
June 90. 1854 "
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Hennepin County Land Agency. :.,t..,
4SOUGlIT AND SOLD-Parms, To~n Lots and Real
Estate, OF all descriptions, the Sheris Oic, in
minneapolis t-r4 ISAAC BROWN
March 1854
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Henry Mckenty,

Dealer in E0al EsState.
Office, old Post Office Building, Third 81, Saint Paul.
AND bought and sold throug the Territory; Nom
IL leaned, investments made to the best adrantu ge
and Land Warrants l..catrfi. ~ gf-ff &
REFERENCES.
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ST. PAUL AUCTION ROOMS.
FRANK +. COLLINS (,
Anctioneer appointed by La,c for the Territory o.
Minnesota,
- ESPECTFULLY informs his friends thsth,s arrange
1O transaction his business in ali
branches are compete
Regular Sale Days
For different kinds merchandise, stock, etc,wil be held
future, stated a.s, his Increasing business having
made this absolutely necessary
Sales from the Shelues
WILL therefore, be he'd every Monisy, Wednesday, and
saturday evenings
Furniture Sales
Will be held every "Wednesday aud Saturday, either in
The day or evening a. may be anuoun'ed .'
... Horses, Cattle. Harnesses. &c. ..
With stock every descrt will he each Satur-
day morning, a 10 O'Clock Great atten lon will be
tl particular branch, aui It is c,nficn'ly bev
that from the arran2ein> nts made. great will
be offered, well to those who have Vcca>iou sell,
t thse who have occasion to sell! those who have
occasion to bny.
Carriages
or every description will sold, and those having
hices dispose invited to send them along early
Real Estate .. ....
will disposed Of on the most reasonable terms.
Books and Stationery r-.
Will be offered frequently at announcement, and in the
No pain. attention exeron will he spared to give
entire satisfaction to all who conie their property
1 his harris, AID purchasers may rest assured that on
account will tase represent aioiI he male to tn M.
Liberal advances ma ie, and Consisnments ssp.ctfuy
solicited. Sales made quickiy anu proceeds accoun,ed
for without delay. All having goods to DISPOSE
Of are invited TO send lh"m to the
~ OLD PIONEER AUCTION STORE, 1ar9a
In the Brick Builiug, Third Minnesota Street.
I miscellaneous safes.
Held at early candle light.
A. private sales bargains can be had at al times -
Cdu and see FRANK COLLINS
ST Paul, Sept9, 1854 Territorial Au.'r
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Mendoza + ouse.
THE WASSON HOUSE.

E1Y DAVIS s. wHITCHER, Shakopee. This new
HD ami co,nmvdous Hotel has been recently furnished
at "xpese aud is ready receive the travel
ing public. The proprietOrs experienced hands at
the business, and will spare neither time money in
order to render the spjourn of guests agreeable.
Their table is supplied with every luxury the
Ord. Their sableis commodious and their
tentivc and polite.
Pleasure Parties in quest OF cannot do be than
to visit Shakope". Oar lakes aboun with fish and oui
prairies Covered with grouse.
Shakopee, Apri. 26. 1854. 33-tf