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Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
JUST OPENED.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STRAW GOODS
T.. HATCH s. CO.,


st. Anthony St., Nert the Presbyterian Church.
LADIES' BONNETs:
Nepoltan, Florence Brad Chip, Soft Leghorn, Swiss
Straw &C., at all prices.
CHILDREN'S BONNETS;
Lcghorn, Nepoitan, Swiss, Chip Pedal, Soft Straw, &C.
Silk, Straw, and Lcshorn Flats, at all prices.
LADIES' SILK BONNETS
various coors, styles and prices.
CHILDREN'S HATS:
Cashmere, with Planes trimmed with
Leghorn, Smell, Straw, &c.
FRENCH FLOWERS:
Wreath, Lnng &C., Wholesale and Retail, Cheap for
Cash. Ladies' Riding Hats, Finest Qualities.
GENrLEMEN'S HATS:
White and Drab Beaver; Black. do Black Mocskn; lie Bon
Ton, Moeskn; Cashmere Hats: Nankeen Mario; White
Derner Mode. Chocolate Cashmere DO,
White Marios Panama daso Nankcen
LExposition Derner, '55, do.
Brush and felt qualities. Also, Curacoa
Panama, Lghorn Pedal, Jennt Nankin, Straw,
kinds and all prices.
CAPS
Cloth, silk, leahern, Morocco. glazed, wso &C.. &c.
Umbr elias and Parsols, all qualities.
Retailers would do stock
before ordering from the East, sell cheaper
goods he brought at the present freight
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12


We learn that a young man named James Tai
madge, is running at large in traverse des Sioux
and vicinity, in q state Of insanity. As near as we
can learn, his friends reside in what he calls Cos
hocton, Virginia township, Ohio, from whence
he came to Minnesota, near two years age. We
have since known him and found him to be a
reading loving, knowledge-seeking, quiet, well
disposed man. He took more than common inter
est in ascertanng the causes, the bearings and
the position of parties upon the great question of
the day. 1t is only about four weeks since We
conversed with him upon the present European
war; he had then no hope for the success OF the
Vienna Congress, and still less for that of the AL
lies.
He has, it appears thought much upon q future
state. 1t occupies his whole attention. Now he
is decided Fatalst, next a rank Unversalist; he
provokes himself into profanity, but is generally
peaceable and inoffensive. In a conversation we
had with him some moths ago, we learned that his
family were members of religious fraternity
named Campbellites, which he represented as very
numerous in Ohio, and for which he then express
ed preference. He has been furnished one to
three suits of old clothes already by the citizens
and how he disposes of them, how he subsists and
where he sleeps, are matters unknown to US.
As the young man appears to have no friends
in this portion of the country, and neither this
nor any Of the adj jacent counties, nor we believe
the Territory has a place for the reception and
treatment of persons in this state, we hope the
press in Ohio will notice this, that it may come
to the knowledge of his friends Peters Cour-
Ter. .a.-r
PRoHBITIoN IN hLlNoIs.-From present ap-
pearances, Illinois has gone strong for the Pro-
hibitory Liquor Law. One County (Kane) gives
16o0 ma jerity for the Law. Another (Rockford)
6S2. 1t is reported that ST. Clair Co., gives 5000
majority against the law, still the majority of the
counties are for Prohibition.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
RANSET COUNTY.
f 4 wv \ Section 25, Tvwnship %, Range u.

EHNwA Section 25, Township 2s, Range q.
Also par; No. block the original
ST. Paul-i scrbd as follows: commencing at point on
ming right southwark toward the river &C., 10 feet,
block 25 thence along said feet,
thence at right angles eastward % feet thence at right angles
place beginning 25 Upon saa o there erected
fine dwelling house, good large stable and other o;-Odnss
Also lot No Of subdivision in block % of ST. Paul proper,
4h ST., and rs s-
said the southwest of 4h and dar
Also lot No. adjoining the above on the east, and
Also, lot No. g. adnne the above the and measur
ing 81 feet front the line of 4ih ST., by Deep
Also, lot Ne adjoining the above on The east, and measuring
of e S Of R I as s recorded m r one on Ressr
of Deeds Ramsey Co.. NJ T., and being IS feet deep On
very being boarded, clap-boarded
and lined with brick, measuring % feet by a
and hall and three bed in the atc There also
cupboards, clothes presses and small cellar.
Also undivided the property Peters
street between Firth and Seventh s in block No in Rice
same formerly the property
Adle Guen his wife said lots measuring 300 feet on the line
St. Peter by 90 feet IN epth end, and SO
the other. The whole more or less. ..-. ~s.
Terms--Onc-fourth cash, three equal
nstaments, with interest at 1oper cent annum
third of the amount Of purchase will be requred
when tia IRE buildings on the lots. er ..1-
property will be sold without
''~ ''' NN MOSES, KErrKRING & cLEIAKD,
jes-td Auctioneers.
PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORTATION
- Superintendent Indian Affairs, until IL O'Clock NJ,
nst transporting Chippewa Goods and Provisions
for the 1885, from Crow Wing Agency to Lrech Lake,
Immediately and finished possible
Proposals must be accompanied with written guarantee that
accepted, bidder shall the Super
Indian Affairs enter into bond with approved -
s s9r sas sss 70 m a
ported is about fifteen thousand dollars worth
jeia-sd Governor sup't Indian Affairs.
WOOD BOUGHT AND SOLD AT
STERLING & BROS WOOD YARD.
WE would call attention Wood Yard,
w junction Third and 81 Anthony
prepared o kinds Wood cheap cash.
N.B having Wood to viii our
ONCE, at the Wood Yard. sf-
jefa-u STERLING & BRO.
DIAMOND yEWELRY.
COLLECTIONS be made from choice Crosses,
- Clusters and other Diamond work By calling King
st. Anthony ST., EFNER,
je11-1ws at the wfBsow House.
| - sse VIM. ,. PARSONS.
/ AftOrneg, Solicitor and General Agent,
Corner First and Nfcolet $751; Mime Mime
fByick Buiidfag)
INVESTMENTS made point in the Territory,
business in the Courts Of the Territory Supreme
Of the United States, promptly attended to- jes-ly
OYSTERS AND SARDINESs
ESRESH and nice, ius received from below. Cali
Il my3-U ". B. NcGRORTY.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
MAR kIED:

In this city, the 10Th inst, A. r,rbe Mr.
o
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
DENTISTRY,

AR. NJ. b. PATTERSON would citizens Of
~ ST. Pil and vicinity, that he permanent.
Dental Practitioner and is ready operations
the natural artificial teeth that Required.
received thorough of study and lad
practice of the best oicts in New York,
dent of giving entire Satisfaction. lie has brought
his machinery AMI fixtures that he viii! be able
plate which will be pure. All
in beautiful and workmanke OMce the Empire
Block, 2d oor. st. Anthonyst. Cloofom administered
proper
EErEEETCEs:
lis Exceency w. A. German, Governor of Minnesota
Hon. Samuel lsoa. Chief Justice u S. Supreme Court.
Rev. d.. J. ID. Van Ingen, ST. Paul. .-I..
Hon. John y. Warren, 81. Paul.
Hon. VIM. II. Forbes, T.. NJ, st. Paul.
X. II. Nelson, Esq, 81. Paul.
p. d. d. Now York, -fy
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

IT Z M IL IS
Job Printing Office.
TIMES BUILDING, ST. ANTHONY STREET.
IJAVINti recently stocked office with
IL TIFUL assorinst
PRINTING MATERIAL,
We are prepared to do all kinds
JOB WORK
In the neatest possible Styles at
pedosly done establishment
rto.y.
With experienced workmen, superior facilities proper
regard to the wants Of hope
tion TO all who may with their patronage.
All kinds and descriptions BILL HEADS, CIRCULARS.
CARDS, PAMPHLETS, BLANKS, BooKs FOSTERS IN COLOR
ED OR PLAIN INKS, LABELS sc. &C., and
scorkman-lke manner. In fact every kind Of
PRINTING
in department, will receive special attention.
We continually in receipt Of
New Styles of Type,
and intend keep with only the
- but II possible get peg ahead.
7. NJ. NEwSON 4 CO.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

N. p. INGALLS,, H .f'3
49, TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORT,
Vocal Music and ThOrOush BASS.
ROOMS OVER THE BOSTON BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Third Street, St. Paul. eci}
Having formerly been tuner in Piano Mandatory TIE
subscriber Is prepared to attend to that department in
ner which will give satisfaction. - fet24-tf
SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK.
ITCHIE CO., Third street, ie Post Olice have
IL open, the largest stock Of goods in their rne ever brought
to this market. Spring styles iris Philadelphia AMI
York SILK Hats; spring style White White Black aud
Know Nothing KosSuii Hats; Straw Braid
Misses Flats, with ipl Spring SUM-
Neck Ties, Cravas, Shirts, Collars, Hosiery
which will BE- sold cheap fer cash. aF3o-if
''.f LATE FROM EUROPE.
TUST received the
u the following kinds desirable SILVER WATCHES
offer at exceedingly low prices, and will he by mail
otherwise To part of the country, the receipt money
the and written with each
Patent Detached Silver LEVERS from $15 Sis.
do Hunting Levers from SiS TO S9j,
Fine Cylinder Silver in strong $40 $i2
do do do in strong hunting cases, from S13 to SIC
Also Clocks at equally low prices, of description,
the best makers.
w. ILLINGWORTH,
Watch Maker, of jackson ana ss.. st. Paul.
p S. Traders and others invited give him call
purchasing elsewhere.
AoriI 2I,i955.--dSw If
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
wM. A. BARTLETT,

Agent American Socey-Depositoy, Baldwin School.
The varied publications Society
York prices. Family and School Libraries furnished.
Jes, lS5s-tf. .ft- r.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

a. Alfred Blackman, Democrat, has been
elected Mayor of New Haven, by $50 majority.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
A CARD,

N c. PRICE would respectfully inform the citizens
L. Paul that he will his profession day
July Persons wishing Dental per
formed, will nd It to their interest upon
and his services His win be W. s. Combs
Bookstore. ie6-tf
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DRY GOODS.
SCNDRIES.

Lad, pigs per 100 lbs. SO
Shot. ..........$2@2 10t, sack
White, pure. so 501-a ks
" No. l....S2 25M ? 80 do
Glass 12xS. ..S6 50a7 q box
" lOxl4. SO 25td ) 80 do
" 10X12.......$1 SOC. 5 do
" Syl0. ..S3 50n 4 TO
Powder, rifle q keg...$3io6 80
" Blasting. SO son 3 75
BrooEls :, dJZ........S2M3 80
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

:. a.. i:;;: s.ss. sss:;:. a. e...,
OFFICE in the u Sa.ss.Ss. s.s SSss ps,as: s.ssass,.
Win attend 2 the purchase and sale ~ village and city
other important localities Particular attention given
where the Territory Property titles carefully exam
insd; taxes paid collecting done, &C. solicited
references. 49,. ttfz
iPoNTrAc, MIcH-non G. T. Copeland, Judge I'd Judicial
LAPEER, MIcH.-Hon. A. N. Hart Pres't and
Lake Michigan Ralroad J. R. White, Es Director, do.
PITrsDuRoH, PA-Austin Loomis, ESD, Stock aud Ex-
syRIIsorox, Il wr1Rsv. worhlnstOn Smith, D. n, rres
Civil Engineering, dos Hon A. L. Can Collector Of Customs
ORWELL, YT.-Hon Roswell Bottum.
BELyIDEnE !LLs.Hon Cephas Gardner; Hon. $. Mo-
ieay M D. and Alex Nicely, ESD pres't Belvdere Bank
German; J. Travis Rosser, sec'y M. t. -
MIsxEAroLIs Tnon. X II. Ames; Iuss' NJ Nj /. o,a.
gster o. $: Land Office; X. p Russell, Receiver. =
LAND FOR SALE. sALE-----
acres in rear Of ST. Anthony valuable claims within
twenty immediately rear Of town; large
Der OF lots in the houshing comysea Minneapolis,
opce, lie Suenr and Mankato.
dec27-tf .ns.zs,,V PROPER & WILCOX.
WANTED. : :.
FEW Good Lots in st. Anthony Paul; Cold Land
~ Warrants, CURRENCY Drafts, &C., rates Of
as- Interest allowed on special deposits
dec27-tf z .e T5 .sFg PROPER WILCOX.
AMY SfOVES for safe by
" " hySo-Iy FARWELL K co.
i myao-ly rARwELL & co.
~ (1(0l LBS. Log and Gable Chains, by - feiiss'i =
CeOOO myoo-y FARWELL & co.
HOLLOW WARE Of all kinds, BY
II m4oo-y FARWELL & CO.
LII kImds OF Farming Tools, by ..saH is,s ss1
1 = MNoo-Iy FARWELL & co.
Z H.oO- FAhW Ell. q 90.
CUTLERY, O all kinds. bv
- III! oo-Iy FAhM ELL q co,
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

CY The Dubuque Tribune has made its ap
pearance again in an enlarged form.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
FOR SALE.

VALUABLE piece property distance from the
IA wnslow House. The House has roos excellent
house well in the
Territory. lying house and
which w, be sold with the premises lots
lying this property, which disposed cheap for
cash down. For particulars, call the Editor
June 7h, 1855. eS-tf
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

MARSHALL CO.,
Bankers and Exchange RrOk ers
VXTI receive deposits sell exchange,
w and bills and remit proceeds, jeI2-tf
DIR. POST,
No. Holland Place, St. Anthony-sf.. 81. Paul, NJ. T.,
VXTOUD offer his Professional public,
w all Chronic Diseases. Examinations made and
descriptions without previous knowledge
o asking questions. f.r ,.sai-sf l.r
Practice-Eclecc and Electro Magnetism. jes-tf
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

TTAS last arrived with his large stock PIASTERING MA
Al TE2AiS, and ready supply his
his warehouse, adjoining his residence, capitol.
has also sale and will keep constantly hand
article o Plaster Paris, Cement, Finishing
and the best Lime in
follows: 1000 bushels of
Plaster Paris best wa
lime; 100 barrels White Finishing quantity
other mcail of which he ill SCI. reasonable
cash.
will also continue business Builder
Thankful past and same.
myi6-tf CIIAS. =. SCOTT.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

THE ST. CROIX UNION-A MISTAKE.
The editor of the above paper, in reply to the
charge of the Minncsotian Of this city that
sour Saltwater neighbor is bold and decided,
and goes the 'full figure Slavery extensOn--rc-
peal of the Missouri Compromise and all that"
saws:
''We are inform d that Mr.. Newson, in his is
sue OF the 3Oth ult.. made similar charge but
not having received the number containing it, we
could not, OF course, notice it, enter our pro-
test. But now mark you: Whoever says we are
in favor of the extension of Slavery, is guilty of
most gross misrepresentation. Messrs. Owens
and Newson, and others of that lk, miv think we
are; they may possibly as others have done, d aw
such conclusion from the principles we have
enunciated: but it is II most lame and impot tc ut
one, and one which does US great in justice."
All a mistake, sir. What we did say in our is
sue of the Both, was this:
s'We received call yesterday, from Mr.. Abbott,
of the st. Crox Union, published at Saltwater.
He is gentleman of ability and of Il genial ma
ture. IL he would only throw aside his slavery
views, he would suit us better"
You should be careful, neighbor, and not be-.
licve every thing you hear in Minnesota, and above
all, you should not give publicity to that which
places a cotemporary in false light. We believe
you are honest in your advocacy of the Slavery
question, but we differ with you in the matter, and
we think we can do without resorting to
misrepresentation. Can't that feeling be recipro.
Gated?
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
HENRY MCKENTY,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE.Y
oae.-ola -oiie. s.ildins, Thlra-..., 81. P..l

Vohto4o ana Lana Worrouts Aoceseos
REFERENCES.
NEW YORK. MINNESOTA.
Gilbert Davis, Esq. Gov. w. A. German,
Daniel Curtis, ESQ, Hon. W. II. WEIGH, Chief jas
Capt. A. DE Peyster, tice of Minnesota Territory,
Messrs s. Thompson Nephew, Hon. H. N. Rice, Delegate
ss Williams & Guion. Congress, qfsoH
PHILADELPHIA. Rice, Holingshead. T. Becker,
Joseph Patterson, Esq, Pres- Attorneys Law,
dent Western Bank Messrs. Borup h Oakes, Bankers
Aesss Dexe Coz Bankers, J. T. Rosse ESQ.,, Secretary
Sc II. Taylo, Co., the Territory,
Freed, Ward & Freed, Ames l. Van Etten, Attorneys
bingham & Dock, atlaw,
Siters, James Co., Rev. T.. NJ Fullerton, Register
Bailey Co., U. s. Land Ofice, ffi..
Edward Hurst, Esq, NotaryWm. H. Hocombe, ESQ.,,
Public, cever u. 8. Land Omse,
II. Messchert, Attorney at Law,T. T. Mann, M. D. ID
James Kitchen, M. D., Messrs. Brown, johnson 4 Co..
william Stoever, Bankers, New Orleans.
Messrs. Brown 4 johnson, Bankers yicksburgh. mh6f
COTTAGE HOMES. Y
100 Lots of Five Acres Each,
TN BEAUTIFUL and commanding situation about mile
from the City limits. Soil rich black oam-Price $500
$500 cash in years without
interest. HENRY McKENTY,
st. Paul, April 81, 1S55-d&wf Dealer In Real Estate.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
LAUNDRY

4.... LAUNDRY!
TlRiCR to starting Laundry. Washng anil
i done short notice. Something shirts
buoness. All orders left at c. lIaao & Co.'s
Oak Hail Clothing Sore at residence Fort-s will
be promptly attended to. L.. L.. SHEPARD.
Saint Pau. March 39,b,
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

DoN'r Fr.-Our neighbor of the Northwestern
Democrat says that the coat we cut out for him
don't fit. On investigation we find the Tailor
made a mistake-the coat belongs to our neighbor
down the street. Talk about ssdodging," why we
wouldn't ''dodge' if you threw all the brick man
ufactured in Minneapolis at our head. No sir,
we take the fire in front, and not in the rear
And then as for the injury you might do that's
moonshiue!
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
IO11AS MI TUT ELL' 5O1''' "' II "HVN' M
UNION FOUNDRY.

MITCH ELL, ii e IRON co.,
Pennock, Mitchell & Coz a. 1f-t ~
No. 1914 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,f 81
VTTILL usual, large and assortment
w of CASTINGS, comprising
COoking Stores Range and Sade Ouens;
OFFICE AND PARLOR STOVES;
Ho1o,c Ware, Wagon Bores, Dog Irons,
MANTLE & KITCHEN CRATES, SAD IRONS,
TEA KETTLES, PLOw AND PLow POINTS,
Mill and Machinery Castings, generally, and Gas
e.fti. and Water Pipes OF all Sizes.
Also, Nails the best Shoves, Spades,
Picks &c., all which will be sold at prices.
Pittsburgh, May Sth 1885. my1S-2m<
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.H
NOTICE is hereby given that the 1rm heretofore existing
IN under the OF Price Parker and conducting
Estate business in this citv is this day dissolved mutual
sent. ur. ID. c.. PRICE,
..as c. Ii. PARKER.
Saint Paul, May 2Sth, 1856. my29-n
D. G. PRICE will continue conduct General Estate
Business and the found at the Book Store
G. Hamilton Il Co. f1h- ..-'i my29-tf
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OAKLAND CEMETEE

OAKLAND CEMETERY.
MEETING OF the Trustees the Oakland Cemetery
IA sociatiou be holden the Actuary sal
Association, in Saint Paul. Monday, the 25th
Of the clock p NJ By order Of the
Committee. -.-'-,- - p. p. FURBER, Acuary.
l1th, 1856. jels-td
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

RIor.-Our exchangeSreport riot in Portland,
Maine, (not Rutland) growing out of the Mayor
giving his casting vote for the purchase of liquor
and transferring it to the city. The mob attacked
the building where the liquor was slowed, when
the Mayor appeared at the head of q military
company, and ordered the soldiers to fire. Capt.
Green refused. The Mayor then ordered Sec
ton of the Rifle Guards to fire, which order was
obeyed, and one man was killed and six or eight
wounded. A somewhat spirited affair.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
4 RARE CHANCE FOR SPECTATORS
AND OTHERN

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
We will sell all OF the following Valuable Real
tion, Monday. June 49, 1855, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
At the Court House n st. Paul.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
A Rare Chance for Spectators and
ofT.PyS.

EN desirous to to Iowa. have placed proper
ID (as per ADVERTISEMENT the Moses, Ketcr-
ing Celand, Auctonecrs he sold
highest bidder. DOCT. l.. i. TAyERNIER.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
GALENA MARKETS..
CORRECTED DY THE GALENA ADVERTISE


Candies, mould. ..1Iid-
TaliJw, prime. .nont
s. Dipped mon,
co.p nL, q,
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

DAHL, DAHL, DAHL,
I'D 81. The att s19 e 81 3 s s.
sns complete, shoss ana .sd varied ..oek q
:ef Win he sole xIsw ne .s1 .. =. Patrons
fattsr myself that ihaye something for esci-fora.
BOOKS! b7n'sh"
entertaining swsys On hand, sn.na wch may ss ,ound-
T.a.1ns as s.ass 4 a.sss tho lamp ss'Ss s.ss ssssS
The The Initials, Initials. sor,. 5s,enne, 1,s s;ne,.,,..
wild scenes Of a Hunters Lie,
The Hris.'s xri...,,. wife' sss-s .5
Pictorial bibles, M.son's T.lr,e,, LYNN Yg..,
'"'''' .'' '1.,s is@ sss., Bb... s.. xs.a.
Also, AL kinds oi CATHOLlC BOOKS.
have on hand for the Counting Room blank BOOKS of
,he best quality ard kinsi. ,sn
rs' s.a and s sss, rss sass e
issn ssss ssss, S.
RhosIs & sons 80 80 -
ta-sa Muelase, =. -
excellent substitute for Msfsrs, .snT
Ready Hefers1ss sEy1ER E, sssss G;s; k-s' Bands
Notary wafers all KINDS; Bankers Oasss ~ sze once
BIZ nas I. sd; nsi.. m
CALENDARS, Holders Iisk Stasds. ssyISIo1
Mapping Paper, an ns :ass uss, tpa
Instruments, OF sveiy description, in Boxes; ef
o'h1Tsssi Fs1 tie ssp:s ssssisr. sis;; se so
All kinds Of School Books, Latin, French and Ensib Msses
light B,0ks, BecsArS
j. Of Merit, wtbster's Unsbridged DictionarysI bHe
iif' Portable Desks, AMI Sachels- IL, 49,
Among every thing else have Ter all VIII" wish D- very
colored lzndsca a 1s.la 9nt 81
IMAGES or CHRIST AND NARY, IN ALABASIKR,
Pearl and Velvet Porte Monsic, cornelan BdttPns
with Gold Fasennss, Gold Rings. Psas Pn~, Gold aS er
Pencils, Gos best Steel Gard Cases, Tooth brbes,
Coneian Rings, Playing Cards. Blank Cards Dice Back Cam
Boards. helbIe Ink Ivory Tablets feDc Ponf. Tissue
Paper Hus Gslien Gloss for the Hair Tonieons Hair
wash Music and Musical INSTRUMENTS, Letter aDl Foelseap
Paper of all and qnal-plan apd ruled;
great articles both useful and
you can't rcnnhef one-baf Uf what have eu-
rcrated Books, No, Letter, Fooiscsp Paper,
Wrapping Paper, Pens, Ink Pencils fact ANYTHING tut
money, Just call = .gayEgg ss9lI WM- DAuL.n5
my1i-n flae.'f Roberts street, St Pent
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
TIE BEST ASSORTMENT AND TIE NEATEsI
IL. ~ y

FYfAT like Dragging, but is nevertheless
stock of goods has been selected with
have all kinds and descriptions Boots and Shoes, adapted
men, and children. doubt, let them cal
and examine. We sell for and sell cheap. r.-s
G.. &. HOFFMAN,, w
my5-t One door above the Times building.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

Apples, grecn.$--@- q Dbl
" dried. So 1892 rs q bu
Peaches, dried. ..S2 75Ca SO 90
Raisins. ...$3 50tH3 10 u box
Lemons. ...............S SO
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08
! few days ago called again upon Netty

= Few eu ays ago cailei again upon Netty
Carson.
This time / found her moved a little
higher up the street. in a somewhat small
Ter house, busy up TO her eyes, over pile
OF warm wooden pfaids and canton fannels
for the children. Sitting pleasantly beside
her. with swiftly flying needle, was lie
banished Anne
h Netty herself was perfectly radiant with
smiles. Taking me into another apart
ment, she told me that my plan had work
ed to charm 5-
Il commenced az once on the starvation
principle, thoroughly convinced as had
become, You see. (au3 here Nettv's ewes
winked)1o by Richards oft-repeated ariru.
ments, otthe grea.need OF Tenure retranch
ment. 1.-The sent home basket OF ponltrv
DC, for one day, | made it last three az.
four days-feed the children on porridpe,
and at the end Of the week made a reckon
ing of the expenses-all in my great anx-
lety TO save you know, in which his wine
and segars always formed the heaviest
items. This | continued to do so much in
earnest end SO kindly-laughing in my own
heart all the while--that Dick was COM
pletely foiled with his own weapons. lie
surrendered at discretion, confessed he did
not know how selfish he had become
said there was really nee OF retrenchment
but that it had no. occurreI to him That
by any possibility he could forgo any Of
his personal luxaries. proposed a plan
to which he acceded. He moved here,
he has given up all his wines, smokes bu.
little, and altogether We live for about
half what we lived before, and with inf
nifty more realcomfor. So much for re-
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tits said that small piece Of rosin dip
ned IN water viii add peculiar property
to the atmosphere of the room. which will
give relief to persons troubled with cough.
The heat Of the water sufficient to throw of
the aroma OF the rosin, and give the same
relief as is afforded by the combustion OF
the rosin. Il is preferable to the con1bus-
ton, because the evaporation is more dura-
bic. The same rosin may be used for
weeks; m at
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08

FEMALE LITERATURE.-Our prophecy i
says the N. Y. Times, that the most por
lar forms of our future literature viii +
written by American women. They s.
further into life, character. prospects I'll
men do. They are nearer the h6artsoff ,
manity-deeper into the spirit OF the age
happier in the revealings offaith, than the.
rivals among men,