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Te the P.Alic.

Ts the Pablo.
fHAVING determined, hereafter. 70 do An erclu
= sirety cash business in our retail department
We are prepared to sell all kinds Of Hats Caps hon
nett, &C., 1t greatly reduced prices. Our stock i,
now very complete, and We keep nothing but ths
best grades Of goods always have the latest STYLES
aud viii sell lower for cash than the common grade.
are sold on credit. So come on with your dimes
10 All kinds Of Millinery work done TO order
at the shorte notice
Oct. 70 du. d. F. HUMPHREY d GAGE.
New Arrival.
l. koWN and tan eolored hats, high and low crown,
- Of sysry style and quality; jus. reesiv. by
L ths store Of D. +. HUMPHREY GAGE.
oct23dwtf
NE thousand Bonnets Of all styles and qua lities
- at ID. Il. HUMPHREY GAGE
oci23dwtf
TTNHREE hundred dozen wool and fine bait Of every
L style, at ID. r. HUMPHREY GAGE
oc,25dwtf.
M ILLiNRKY Goods ot every variety. al the low
vi est prices, at ID. Y. HUMPHREY GAGE.
oct23dwtf.
To any Genlieman
"ISHING new Hat we have just received per
w Express IL dozen Soft Hats of Superior quail
ity at the "dreat Western Emporium;
Angus, II. 1855
Autumn Stock
p. n. Eos n.
II AS now open fine stock Of French and Amer.
L l. lean Printed and Plain DeLsiucF Plain and
Plaid Merinoes Coburgs, Black and Coiored Mo-
hair, DeRages, &C., TO which he invites the attrn-
lion Of the Ladies' assuring them that the style and
quality are unsurpassed Asd prices low the came
goods can be sold in the country.
keokuk, Sept. 10. dkw
NfESSkS. EDITORS Please inform the Ladies
4vl that wc have received the largest stock If EN-
broideries, Collars from cents to 81 90; Maltese
Black Silk Brussels and real thread L.ees Lace ae
onett and Swiss Coilas Corsets, Ribbons MORE Ar
tique and Ribbon Trimmings, Ae., &c
II, p, WOODWARD 4 co.
Aug Is, is55.--dAw
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Sash, Blinds and Doors.

ION ; IA 7 l. Y on
~ hand at The Brick
Steam Factory. near
Main, between Sixth and
Seventh Streets. X okuk,
Iowa.
Window Blinds, better,
and other articles ~ good
as any that can be made
by hand, supplied to or
der.
Particular sizes OF
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BURLINGTON

FACULTY.
L. ii. DALHorf. Professor OF Book keeping and
Commercial sciences.
j. = Duncan, the best of hand Penman in the
West, Professor Of Busin - and Ornamental Pen
manship.
{. Bass. DARwls. member If the Burlington bar,
Professor Of Mercantile Law.
The course of training in this Institution eomnri-
see six different methods Of Keeping Books by dou
bic entry applied to every depart ment If trade. In
divi'lual partnership. Retail. Wholesale. Shipping.
Importing. Exporting, Commission. Exchange, Bank
ing, Manufac turing and Compound. Company bust
About three hundred Commercial Compute
ons explaining many business operations not found
in common ArithInetics. comprehensive course #
Business Penmanship, Business Forms aud business
Letters. Daily Lectures Commercial Law and
Commercial Sciences. An elegant diploma, under
the seal If the State coilee of Pnnsy wanna, gned
by the Faculty is granted to those who pass salts
factory examination. This instrument will be found
passp the Efdenee of every business house.
in any section Of the Union. Duf's Book keeping,
lIarpers edition, price one dollar and fifty cents,
the perfect and comprehensive IN the English
language. Dnf's Western Steamers account, per
fece system for such accounts, dollar. To be had
Corse Bookstore. Fl st. Send for circu-
lar aud specimen of Mr. Dancan's Penmanship. by
mail NOVEL
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4 FULL assortment a sictorines, Cuffs and Furs
\ expressly for the Ladies, just received At the
Gate City Hat Store, No. "a. Main Street.
Sept. 8. lS55--d 5. j. VOORHEES, l. co.
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sash und DO~rs.

sash ind OOOrs.
\ GOOD assortment for sale at the Gate City Fur
"A niture Rooms. $50 Main staeet- They are Of
tn best manutacture. G. S. ABBOTT L co.
SHlNGLES.-aoo 900 best pine shingles, warrant
~ ca--for safe al the Gaze City Furniture Rooms,
1885, Main street. They will ne sold at very low
prize for cash nov2TJ &. s. ABBOTT 4 co.
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A MES sli0VELo.--A large stock Ito arrive -fol
"A salclow by 5. W. II. TUCKER.
NX7AsHING MAcHINEs.-rhe celebrated Float
w ing knuckels ashing Machine, for sale by
). ". H. TUCKER.
SHoT GuNS,A otof double barreled shot guns
s VAN TUCKER.
CsIRCULAR sAWs.-Al sizes of the St. Louis
S W H. TUCKER
NANDRELs, for Circular Saws, for sale y
SH0NELs AID TONds.-The different qualities
- Of Iron Brass and Steel for sale by
5. W. 4 H. TUCKER.
DICKS AND MATroCKs.A supply Of German
L steel and east steel pointed picks and Mattocks ;
also, stone picks aud slcdges, for sale by
S. W. II. TUCKER.
Gss SCOOPS l''" and 8 " ,ss H. Fl T5c XII l."
4 XES! ANES Hunt 5 Collins simmons Lip
a plncou's, Whites and Wilson's axes. a largs
stock for sale low Ivy ;. W. II. TUCKER.
DLATFoRM scales from 700ts and upwards. of
1 Fairbauk 5 pattern, with and without levers, fol
sale by s. W. ii. TUCKER.
Union at the MIN ole Sixpence.
- S. q D. C. BILLINGS have united their
-. stocks of Dry Goods and Groceries, and may be
found AT the old stand Of 5. 5. Billings No. 81 Main
Street, keokuk.
One of the firm will spend his time in the East,
for the purpose Of watching the chances for buying
goods cheap, that they can sell them lower thar
ever We have now hand over fifty thousand
dollars worth Of goods which will sell nj greatly
reduced prices Please give us a call.
S, S. d. C. BILLINGS.
Aug. II, ls55.-dAw.
Fresh Arrivals
4 I the Nimbe SKIP nee just from the Auction
n Rooms, large lot of Goods. Come and see what
bargains. S. s. ID. c. BILLINGS.
al lSbh.--Ixu
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
4 LARGE and we'll selected stock Of Paints, Oils
"A Glass Varnish &c. &C., on hand and for sal
by No IRE Hoorrn Druggists, Main ST., below
Third, consisting in part of
White l. ad pure No. |.
Snow white Zine, very superior,
Zine dryer
Coors in great variety, both dry and ell, pat up
, in /, 2, 4, s and 10 b cans.
Copal Varnsh,
White do
Leather do
Glass Of best brands and various sizes,
All If which they will sell cheaper than any other
house in the city, f1r cash.
Give a cali MOORE i HOOPER.
! Sept. mb.g 3, lS55.--d
] Pure Cod Liver OIL.
! DREPARED by +. 4 G iarnali L. Co. lrxe
Sept. 2-i MOORE HOOPER
4 FULL assortment q tictorines, Cuffs and Furs
\ expressly for the Ladies, just received at the
Gate City Hat Store, No. "a. Main Street
Sept. s. ls55-d 5. j. VOORHEES, CO
] w. Scroggs'
LUMBER YARD, kEOKUK.
nN Concert rect, between 4th and 5th Streets
Onor'h Of Main street. A large assortment Of
Lumber and Shingles, of best quality, always or
hand dawly.
TAKE NOTICE.
A MOTHER great arrival of Fall Styles Of
~ gent Hats, Fur Moleskin Hats, Gents
soft Cashmere Hats, all the latest styles, just
received, and for sale cheap at sHELDON'S
NEW York HAT STORE
Oct. lid Main, cor "a ST.
lDIG6Y FOR SALE.--A we'll built, handsome toI
ID buggy for sale cheap. Inquire at the "Gate Cit,
Furniture Rooms 1885, Main street.
nevl0d q S. ABBOTT co.
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Hardware and Cutlery.
FALL TN AnE

- ". d II. TUCKER, Importers and Wholesal
-. dealers in receip Of much the largest stoc
which they have vet ever displayed to the mer
chants If Iowa, Missouri and Illinois, to which the
ask attention and guaranty TO be at ST. Louis prices
sept. I, ls55.-ddw
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Doors and Blinds, supplied TO orler on short notice
and Sashes ready glssed always on hand.
At liberal discouRt a '-alers.
June 2 lS55.-d b. COPSON.
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test of two years, and has
no; its eq ual in the Mis-
sissippi valley and to
the " Golden Harp" be
ing a greatly improved
Premium Cook Stove.
Their assortment Of
Heating Stoves for wood
and coal is extensive
Some entirely new pat
terms, one of which, the
/" Young America, " a
splendid parlor .tove, re-
GENTLY patented, will be
found superior to any in
vention Of the age for ra-
ldiating heat. They have
on sale NJ their store in
ISt. Louis, from which
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HATS! HATsl! HATN!!i

AATEy HATS{! HATN!!I
Z. SHELDON IL now receiving another large
a. stock of Hats Caps and Furs, Gloves, Mis-.
and Gents Furnishing Goods, of the latest winter
styi fer 1855, all Of which will be sold small
advance from Eastern prices. Now is the time for
yon Of those 6ne soft French fcls hats
30 much worn in the and west. Call and buy
yourself nice, fashionable hat.
Dn't forget the place. A. c. SHELDON.
nsyi9 Main ST., corner Third.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-15

THE LAND SALES ADJOURNED.
In consequence Of the above announcement Of
A. GALE CO.,
TAKE pleasure In announcing to the public intention
selling undertaking cash system their and
well selected stock Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. '-e.a
Their principally purchased
at exceedingly low prices,
DEFYING COMPETITION.
They have In sale 70 COFFEE, which they
confident have been purchased at sufficiently
admit Of their being sold exceedingly advantageous prices.
Fifty Chests Tea,
Their stock Of
brought Saint Paul. this
statement they invite an examination OF their different va
feeling extremely confident that thOse who with
, call will feel amply repaid for time and trouble.
To this particular branch their trade they invite the
ton
repenishing their stocks.
AMONG other leading articles will be found
IS hhds o Sugar boxes star Candles. r.
10 do Porto Rico do 25 do Cream Tartar.
30 bbls n O Molasses. rs do Soda. F
20 do steam refined Syrup l5k Saleratus.
10 do Golden do IL boxes in papers.
80 do Nackerel. IS do Malaga Raisins.
20 do White Fish. 1000 lbs dried Grapes.
10 do Winter strained Lard Oil. IL boxes Maccaroui.
rs boxes No Soap. IL do vermicilu
20 do Chemical Erasive Soap, so barrels Salt.
80 do Tallow Candles. 5000 sacks dairy Salt.
30 do Summer pressed do
Added be found large quar-
y Of other articles which would he
which indispensable In forming complete aud deszb
assortmentof Groceries
To Squatters, Claimants and Lumbermen, they have
so Boxes Of Axes, 100 Cross Cut Saws,
5000 rs Iron Wedges, Frying Pans,
Bake Kettles, &c. &c.
One thing the above particularly
These Goods bound to be sold,
consequently people calling at their Third street, Lower
Town, always good bargains Good Goods.
October 4, 1855. oc4.u
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CHAMBERLAIN. EDDY l. CO..
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS AND
WOOD AND WILLIAM WARE

CHAMBERLAIN. EDDY 4 CO..
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS AND
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
Fort Street, near the Winslow House.
WE arc now on hand for the PAIL AND WINTER TRADE,
usually kept In our line, which we offer 1t
Wholesale Retail,
such prices please may their
orders. Country Dealers
stock before purchasing elsewhere. Among
may be found At all times:
Moia.se.-New Orleans, Sugar House louisiana.
Golden Syrup-By bbl., also In 3, ana 10 gallon kegs
Teas-Young Tyson, Hyson, impsris iiunpoder o.
long, and Nngyong Teas by the chester half ce
Coffee-Best o. G. Java. Rio and Jamaica.
Corn Meal, IRVINE Whole :S 20.
Pork, Aspice,
Hams, Gloves,
Si Dri.S Feet, S M.ss,
Lard, rsppoea,
Cheese, Mscaroni,
Soap, farina,
Candies,
Broma. Chocolate,
G. A. Salt, Mustard.
r.Si: %. Pepper Sauce,
n:sss?:, Nos. T., ~ .na,. Tomato , c. S's
Whit: y..A, Pine Apple, ;" s %,
Goldfish, Whortlcberries. do,
oyssss., Fruit in jars,
Lobsters, Figs,
Pickles, Pie Fruits.
NiisceIianeeus Articles.
Po.oes Oats, Beans, Bran, saeratu. Yeast Pow.
DER Ground Coe, vinegar, Matches, hop, Brooms, Brushes,
on Bed Clothes ,n Kegs Ksss,
per Egg Beate, Cake do wooden Boxes sporting Powder
Re DO, Blasting do, Caps, Shot, and Willow Ware every
sea7-u r CHAMBERLAIN, EDDY cos.
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Thar ALARM BELIEVE call attention to
the card of the Committee relative to the hang
ing of the bell procured for the ST. Paul Col
lege. We feel sure that every citizen in the
ward will contribute something towards the en-
prise. Abel in this part of the town is very
much needed, not only as regulator Of time,
but as an alarm for fire. Will you contribute
towards its erection? .ns3
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tbs CousrY JAZZ is place not At for q
hog-pen much less is it place were humane
ty should be incarcerated. The windowof the
cell 10 out; there is no fire there, NOR any place
for one and the rooms are said 10 b filled
with lice and other vermin.
DT We have called attention repeatedly to
this lousey, loa.hsome, miserable apology for a
prison, and we do so again, in hopes that 50
soon as the new Board Of County Commissioners
meet, they will apply the match and burn the
dirty thing down. 1t is disgrace to St. Paul.
to humanity, even to uncivilized life. call out
the b'hoys-tie up the engine-throw on the
birthstone, and let the old thing blaze away.
Count US in for one cheer. .si
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LATE NAvIoArIoN.-The Winona Argus
states that the Kate Cassell passed up the river
on the Sd, for Reeds Landing, and that there
was navigation fifty miles above.
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SAVED Fools will rush in
where Angels fear to tead and unequenty teach
wisdom worth recording short time since half
witted Norwegian, had suddenly and violently at
tackled with Cholera, CALLED at the door Of the Patent Medicine
Depot and found 1t locked Seeing cearway, he
purpose finding administer to him
medicine There being and large cooler,
containing about 800 gallons Gaups Compound Syrup
Root standing open, hero seized dipper and
helped sip the Elixir, and in ten minutes
symptoms, hour entirely
Of danger. this wonderful specific
family should be without at least
bottles the in Albany,
Of Druggisis generally.
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ATTENTION.: READ! a ~
Boots T. Shoes at Wholesale

NALL at c. c. Hoffman's Boot and Shoe Store, and
~ examine the best, cheapest assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES IN ST. PAUL.
splendid variety kinds, received and will
be offered at incredible Low Prices. The
establishment offers the public really extraordinary,
nothing but overwhelming plan
quick sales and small profits will meet desired
Mark scale Of retail prices: q
Ladies' Caters from 81 rs to o. so.
do Kid Shoes and Slippers from 75c to 81 50.
Misses and Chdrcns' from 25c . 81 SO.
Mems, Boys and Youths kinds, to
ton, and every article In line will be
sel9-tf G. c. HOFFMAN,S. Iyupcr T,,wn
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THE CONTEST DECgDED-R ETURNS ALL IN.
The returns o. last week, and weeks clearly
that the People found the
goods in the BOOT and SHOE o the
Boston Boot and Shoe Store.
Thankful favor hope ple..s
those who give CALI matter how large small
DERsTANDISo. B. W. MORSE & co.
st. Paul, n. r.
We have winter, General Assortment,
Good Quality, Prices, PROPOSE with
the assistance Of L. B. Giet,
Of the arm. B. W. N. g. CO.
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ga number Of csunmications On hand
shall rsesivs attention - soon = ws can make
way With several loee articles. 49,.
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DIED,
Sunday, about O'Clock NJ, at the residence
Mr. Rodney Parker, of this city, Mr. FRANKLIN K. TERRY,
q lawyer by profession, recently from Albany, NY.
The deceased and respectable family In
Mass introduction and commentator
high standing in Albany, Of nst cit
zens designed establish himself compara
he in the midst OF his hopes,
family 1t is due to propriety and
brotherhood that should the
race life moment, his grave.
O'Clock, the First Presbyterian
Church.
In city 9th inst, ALEXANDER N. HAND, OF
Cape Island, N Jersey Philadelphia aged rs
day, the his partner, N. W.
Crosby.
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.. =. I1vINE. J.. r.. IRVINE.
y. r. IRVINE Z co., -
wholesale and Retail
GrOCefs, PfOvfsfOm T. Com missiOn
Merchants, a
Corner Sefns Astkomy Exchange Streets, Opposs me
srs American Honse, Sasnf Psxl Mlnsesoea. - 4. )
Liberal Advances made on Censie ume nts.
Hon. n u. Rscr, Saint Paul. A. u. Fridey, St. Anthony,
Nessrs. Rico, Hollnshead \. Campbell aicua. Ills..
Becker, Saint Paul, II. r. NcCIo<ky, d.
Gov WINS A. German, 81. Paul, r. G. Potter, evfew IIs
kxss0v. Ramsey do, 3. B. Phelps, Oqrawka, Tis-s
z. Hlce, Esq., = do, Leach Goodrich, st. Loms
n H. Sibiey, Nendots, Capt. Ward, Excelsior,
h Upton, Saint Anthony, Cspt. Lcdwc City
A. King, do. Cant naakely. do Galena.
q. Paul, June 10Th, 1855. jc2I-tf
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JUST RECEIVED By Ey

JUST RECEIVED By EXPRESS,
THE BOOKSTORE OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
n Amanacs for 1855, in English and Grrmaui
Pocket Diaries for 1856;
Ups and Downs;
The Lorgnette3
Fudge Do.ngs;
The Fruit Garden;
Memoirs Of James Gordon B~nnett3
The Hidden Path;
The Newcones;
The Old Homestead;
The American Poultry Yard; fr
Maud. BY Alfred Tennyxon;
The Boat Club;
Nineteenth Century,
Schiller and Goethe; tfs
The Book Of 1000 Anecdotes;
Tie Three Colonies OF AustralisB
Life Seward, with Selections.
The Modern Horse Doctor;
Sequel Our Folks ut Home;
The Improved HOUSEWIFE;
Puddleford and Its peoplr
Frank Lse's Port Polio Fancy Needework, edited BY
Mrs. Ann s. Stephens
Hints TO Anglers;
Fern Leaves. Second Series. Pr. rRXUpENRErCH,
no29-tf BY Won HANM.
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BOOKS AND sTATIONERY

BEG leave to inform the Inhabitants St. Paul
rounding that now all
business In my line, wholesale and retail.
JUST RECEIVED:
Blackwell Tax Titles,
A few thous and Novels,
Wallpaper,
Music and Musical Instruments,
Strings from the " the best Italian,
Hair for Vi0lin-bows,
Music Instructors.
Stationery OF all kinds,
A lew pure gold fancy goods for Christmas,
school Book Religious Books, English, French German
Languages. FIR. FREUDENREICH, by Won HANM,
no29-u Bookstore opposite the Post Once.
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ATTENTION ALL!!!

VNIOULD call the attention public ct
w BOOTS AND SHOES, consisting in part Calf
and Congress Boots Ladies' Congress, Kosuh
Lace Boos Black and CoIored Caters
ored CATERS, Chres Boots Shues together
other kinds too numerous
They have also good assortment of HATS AND CAPS, all
OF which they offering low prices Ladies Gen.
tenien respectfully invited
selves New Store Pioneer Buildings,
streets. WOODBURY. & PUTNAM.
st. Paul, Nay 18th, 1856. my29-tf
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The LECTURE BEFORE THE HIsroRicAL
SocrErY.-The Baldwin School House was
crowded last evening" listen the first lecture
before the Society. As had been previously
announced, il was from the pen Of Rev. s. R.
Riggs, editor Of the Dakota Lexicon-read by
Rev. E. d. Neill. Subject" "reminiscences
Of the Dakota and Ojibwa Feuds from 1893 to
lS4a" The audience listened with profound
attention. and the large number present clearly
indicated the popularity Of the movement A
pretty full report Of the lecture can be found in
to-day S paper-the remainder will be given to
morrow. wusst7-sa 4s-ss
The Society will need much larger room
for their lectures. The present one viii MOI
begin to accommodate those who may wish to
attend. &9
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u s<te- go. ~ NEW DO0KG. ,ss,...sa $500,
New Bocksi New 0oodsf arrived to-day,
3isat Whteb We oe5oge 81 pofsoue ~ fal tftg
81 Hrd so,ss ~ Sgss ~ ~ - ~ lfg b.
Milton, aod IrstnG, c6wpss, Stove, .,y5t,.tse
MoutgoDey, Manyat, Sims, 1nd HoWx
e. gAfsagSsow, byant, B6enes, Dnsoey, = is.
II Nsrvel, 1hskeaDe1res 9eutt, and Hadeys
Desument, and PSeeehess BdGewossk, PEN,
And otbev WBeevsy Say o. stern.
OF TDyff mo1Dles We have . lot
s~7c 9b1 ere, h sty1e, exceeded AtfSt4 afit
s3a lsMe1 Csmpsnaoas, bssss, 1ogS. b sss,aa5 $40.
~ rm mall g iargss cir. and boys, 49, $3.50.
y 40 fsS ~ vsss - - TO- e0ss
Seez7Ns .esnsiTan 81 &C. HAayEnoH 90.
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CHAs. W. WOOLLEY,
III ~ ~ 4. WAsassals orsssv. e1e $50 =.
FORWARDING Z COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Eoa ~ present. = Alsx .sss ws.shssss, Lswe LSsss
has N ster and 70 arrive ne following articles IN As
''''''; 3 si I'D. ~ rr.n. n: .. sus.. ae,ss 81
s % oi.rla.d o. ~ l'.. -
70 half bbs crushed % $500
10 bIs \. .. Molasses ssfa ~ he :
. Kegs e &c ss' s:'s SYN syrup ........
% % Do Goldsa syruv -s ~ - n
g & s.M chest. re. tIl:eAi sta z ssssls s
20 Sack, Rio Coffee le fefs5 ,9a
8 d" Prime do asrf ~ ara 5
= ,i.rces rice e9 b. - f's fe
boxes CASTLE Soap
IS d. star Candles go. ~ ~. st4 {.
10 half boxes Star Candles s.4tss fgs
!, !. S ss1 c,s DO v,n =. Dc .. .,,,,.
100 Sacks @. A. Salt +'tf 2
Z Z Boxes % l. s:s !; g s.,.r..u - r.
hall bills Soda Do zt5ag tfs "a
Cream Tartar -
8 do Italian xssaron,
DO Ground Ginger 7
Do :: 90 90 e a.::;s
y d. do Pepper
= ds.sn w..hDo.sa.
10 S Sss.i ,' 'Ss
3 RosH al.
II Cases Rifle Powder 20 .
10 bbIs Refined Lard Oil tf
100 Reanas Wrapping Paper r'.re-r
Bales Unbleached Shseting for saess
- Baskets Sun Catawba -t
10 fresh Baltimcr' Oysters
80 bbs Fresh Pilot Bread t
20 dO Fresh Butter Crackers
30 do Fresh Boston Crackers
10 do Fresh Soda Crackers l
10 do Fresh Sugar Crackers
10 do Fresh Wine Crackers
Is Fresh water Crackers .-f.s t.If
10 de Fresh Pic Me Crackers ..4
10 do Fresh Oyster Crackers
Is boxes ASSORTED Candies
10 do Fancy Candies Fae -...s 31fe.
.. do Crimped Candies
10 do Plain Kisses.
RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT, THE FOLLOWING
-tt rf9 CHOICE LIQUORS.
8 boxes quarts and pnts, nne old French Brandy.
demijons extra fne old Whisky.
:. do old whisky. j..
I do old Peach Brandy. ~.
I do Blackberry Cordial.
Palatina Madeira.
The the market
Country merchants and others will please
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Pork, Corn Mex Butter, Eggs
Clover Seed and Cider consignment, In AID sale
cheap for cash.
Pilot kinds and Crackers, from the
Mound City Bakery, and ~ arrive. Cheap
Tennessee taken at 10 cent. discount,
ror Groceries, Ac., &c. & -t ett.
Having been appointed Agent the Journal,
CHAS w. wOOLLEY,
ocl7-f Rey's Big Stone Warehouse, Lower Levec.
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sNorE.-fhis afterwards By Hole-ln
the-DAy, husband. Some after
che b. another yosne Nearly ave ysa 40
she died q pulmonary consumption.
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ST. PAUL MARKETS.

CORRECTED BY cHAMBERLIN, EDDY & CO.
TINES OrYIcE,}
December Is. 1885, I
WEIGHTS or GnArN.-rhe following are established
weights grains this Territory: Wheat, 50 rs bu.;
Clover Seed Rye, Sc q Indian Corn, IS
bu; Oates, - bu Barley, - rs bu; Buckwhest,
~ rs p bu.
LIVE STOCK. DRIED FRUIT.
Beef on ..I0Ol2 &c Appes....82 2519 Is bu
Cows .A5O6160 Pea
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IA We call attention to the advertisement
Of w. b McGrory. He has 6ne stock Of
goods and sells them cheap.
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PATENT BOX OPENER

PATENT BOX OPENER.
HUNDREDS of dollars annually thrown the
IL destructisn boxes opening by the old
viz the hammer and chse Luckily Mcssrs. Taft Gleason,
Mass, invented machine, which they have
patented Opener0
the Aforesaid hundreds dollars may
been appointed sole Mnnesoa receipt
shortly Of limited supply the above
Goods Dealers, Gfoces and Merchants generally,
send down one-those who supplied
Fall shall the Spring. The
to work to perfection. CHAS. w. WOOLIEY,
oc2h-tf Rey's Big Stone Warehouse, Lower Leyee.
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- Hof' 'n MONEY 70 LOAN, FEH 5EI
TNQUrnE Of tbs sndensDsd, "a stsy. Nsrshsrs so. :,
beo1esuG, Wabaskow@sts III hr@f saIc - Lasf
neil I'm @. ". ARMSTRONG.