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4. A. nA0nnAu
.. 4. aAsnAAn 1<t Assssos ssAy.
KAUFMAN 4 GRAY. ~

and st. Ferdinand Streets. ,,..-
HOUSE, SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTERA
IL and paper hsnger.--woud respectfully csI|
the attention of the cltizsns Of Baton Rouge and
Of the adjacent psrishss, that he Is nov prepared
TO do oil kinds Of work that may be entrusted to
him, and pledges himself to give general satisfsc.
ton 10 those who will favor him. He has now on
hand beautiful sssor sment Of paper hanging and
will continue TO receive all OF the most beautiful
and latest fashion patterns 1t his shop.
He has engaged competent workman and win BE-
ready 1T al times 70 attend 10 orders In his line
u Also Grsinng, Chasing and Gliding; imita.
ton OF wood and mar tlsexecated In the very best
style. an17.y.
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MADAME F. MAINE Modiste de Par
WI Is informs the Ladies OF Baton Rouge
that she is now ready to make and trim
bonnsts to order. at very reasonable prices.
She has large stock of Aowcrs.ribbon and
other trimmings on hand, Of the very la
test fashions. The ladies are invited to
call and examine them at the New Variety
Store.
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In time Of peace prepare for War

In time Of peace prepare for War!
NHAW'S Cholera Sy'up Is really good
~ It has been tried--you should have it in
you: house always--in all sudden attacks
i is indispenslbe--if you have no faith in
it, give any how at least one dose, until
you can get physician TO persons Tesid-
ing in the country, il is invaluable COM
pared with any other similar prepa ration.
Prepared and Tor sale by WIN. BOt1;L.
Nav 9th Druggist.
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.JlESt ReceircN
DER STEAMER QUEEN of the
l. WEST.
so Boxes Extra No. Soap,
Is Palm
200 Ms. Fresh Bologna Sausage,
~ Half bbls Family mess Beaf.
Is Cases choice Cheese.
Large Beef To CUES, Du.feld and other brand
Of Hams ST. Louis Flour, barrels and half do
with the above may ut all times b. found Fresh
Soda Crackers and Goshen Butter, all warranted
ogive satisfaction. A. MONTAN & BRO.
May 9th. Gazette COPY.
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Clothing /! Clothing!
lsaton Rouge Brewery, No. 4.

lSaton Rouge Brewery, No. 1.
AR. A Sr. MARTIN. thank full for for.
lV1 mer pa rondge at his old stand on
North Boulevard Street. begs leave respect.
fully to inform his friends, that he is again
on hand, to supply ali deman 8 for PURE
malt liquors without the usual adult rations
Orders from abroad solicited.
Yeast always on hand and for sale.
~SnchS pe rsons as have the Cards of
the Baton Rouge Brewery No. I, posted
up, have 1t for sale. nov 17-y.
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GREENWELL SPRINGS.
ME PROPKIETORS of I

liz MI ME ONC cI tn1S Oe-
4 l'ghtfnl summer resort, on the banks Of the
river Amite. beg leave to call Public attention
t. the fact, that the springs are now open, for
the rescsption " visitors. COnveyances may be
had at Beal's Livery State on Third Street, and
the ride to the springs Is owe 4 road not surpas-
sed In beauty 81 scenery BY any In the State.
April I'D 1855 I'm
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"'e Sun drteS!
. CASKS Sides and Shoulders;
4 s Barrels Leaf Lard; - .'
20 Kegs do. do.
s Tierces Prime Carolina Rice:
so Boxes Family Soap;
100 do. Star Candles; IN
so Half Boxes do. do.
IS do. barrels butter buscuit;
Is do. Boston, Ssda, Water & Pic Mic
Biscuit. Just recsivedand for sale by
julyl. aIrEg JOSHUA BEAL.
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Mount Eagle TriDOli.

JUST RECEIVED and for sale cheap
y tor Cash. 4 doz. large Beef Ton
CUES. Dnfield and other Brand of Hams
Flour of the best Brands in Barrels and
half Barrels; Fr-sh Soda and Boston
Crackers French bread and Pilot
May. a. C. \. BLANCHARD
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Steamers 1"gOmnr and AIcck scott.
10S BARRELS and half barrels various grades,
I-J fresh ground st Louis Flour, just received
as above and for sale on accorumoda ting terms
by june III JOSHUA BEAL.
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The Postmaster General has an.
nounced that enclosed circulars or
or other printed. matter in envelopes
upon which is printed, impressed or
written, the name, eetc., of the person
or persons issuing such circular, not
only objects the package to letter
postage, but it must also BE- prepaid
in the failure to do which, it will 90
to the dead letter Office. This is 4
most grateful relation to newspaper
publishers who are continually re-
ceiving some bumbugging advertise
ments with the privilege Of paying a
cent for receipt Of it,.
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NOsC Ope,etug.

JUST RECEIVED at c. A. BLAHcaARps
q A choice lot Of Havana Cigars.
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4 FRESH supply Of Goshen Butter All
n Cheese for tal@ by
May. "a. c. A. BLANCHARD.
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4 FINE assortment Of choice sauces,
IA sardines Lobsters Capres Olives Pc.
kles Mustard, and large lot articles for family
use, too numerous to mention. Call and examine
for yourselves. r. HOFFMAN,
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BATON ROUGE,:::JULY II. 1855
CHRrsrY's MlxsrRELs.-oA Thurs
day and Friday night next. = band Of
Minstrels under the above name, will
hold forth at the Harvey House Sa.
loon. It has been 80 long since any
thing Of this kind, has "hsld forth"
that, make no doubt this company
will bs ibssally patronised. s.s8


FATAL AoofDEN1.-Yesterday ekez.
ing about 5 o'clock. our venerable old
friend xBs:ice,' chimney sweep and
we'll digger 10 general, went into a
we'll for the last time. He was engaged
in cleaning out . we'll for Mr.. Heude,
and had with him, Is an assistant
"Peter," q negro man belonging to A.
Doussan. Baptice being below. Peter
called out to him, and not receiving
an answer became alarmed. A mum.
Der Of persons assembled about the
we'll and Peter went down to the res.
cue, but a. soon a. he reached the
bottom fell dead. Candles were then.
lot down and would go out immedi-
ately. showing the existence Of a vane'
Of noxous gas. .... h
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uAY-Twenty tons best quality Hay.
III For sale by .-u
april 20. JOSHUA BEAL.
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worksrs in Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron,
THIRD &.-.3ssssv eypssiIs Hssaslsos,s ssaS,e.
vnE subscribers will attend promptly
L TO Oil orders in their line, making and
'epsirSns gut'sn. upper pipes Tor machine.
~, stove pipes, &c. -s.i ~ i15s1a ,77'T.'
IA good stock Of Tin ware always on
hand, and made TO order. Is 49, 80. - -
may BY. BOGAN / LEOENDRE.a
NEW SPRING MILLINERY
Al RS: Q: HUESTON most respectfully inforas
w The Lsdies, that she has Just returned dom
the City. With . splendid sssortnsns 81 rick
Spring Goods, consisting in part Of =
SILKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, rHia .'ei
BARRACKS, bONNETs, RIBBONS, D''f
EMIa0lDERlU OF ALL DksCRPTIONS. >
FLOWERS, vREATHs, LACES, -
CORSETS, PARASOLe, GLOVES, HFF'
LACE MANTlLLAS, Black and White.
BRACELETs, DRESS TRlMMINGe.
HAIR, QACTUs& GRASS SKIRTS,
Together WITH Ans G1Dplsy o. pency Dry 0oeds.
al Of which wDlbs sold 1t ON prices. mar. s6tf
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PIANO TuNtNo.-MR. CHARLES
Bsows, Piano forte tuner and repair
rer, il now in town, and comes well
recommended as understanding this
business. Person. having instruments
to repair, will do well to avail them
selves Of this opportunity orders ad-
dressed to him At the Post, Office will
meet prompt attention. ....
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For Cow Feed. ,1.
DOB and Corn Neal, . splendid feed for
~ cows and stock generally. price soc
per b'ishel. lapriI %. JOSHUA BEAL.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-06
APPLE TREES FROM SEED.

Mr.. G. W. Peters, an old settler in Washington
county, in the town of Scio, informs US that in
1927, he procured from Detroit, bushel of verv
good, large, red, fall apples. The seed of these
apples he planted, and grew from them several
hundred trees, from one to two hundred of which
he set out in an orchard for himself. In five or
six years from the seed they began to bear, and
the fruit of no two trees alike. With three or
four exceptions he says the fruitwas good. Some
trees bear white, some green, yellow, red, stri-
ped, some of different shades and russets; part
are fall apples, while others are medium, and
others are very late keepers; and what is more
singular, some are quite acid, othere sub-acid,
and some sweet. We visited the orchard a few
days ago, and examined large number of the
varieties, and found them very much resembling
the following kinds: Spitzenberg, Golden Rus
sets, Newton, Pippins, Swar, Baldwn's Fall Pip
pins. Wine Apple, and Rambo.
The above shows very conclusively, that there
is no probability that apple seeds will produce
the same fruit, unless under peculiar circumstan-
COS. OF all the trees in MIR. Peters orchard, one
only produced fruit nearly like the original
Michigan Farmer.
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Randolph, in fast, declining health, reached
Philadelphia, whittier he went to take passage
from that port, He was too late for the Liver.
pool Packet. He, exposed himself to the inclem-
ency of the weather, took cold, which aggravated
his disease, and FASTENED his fatal termination.
lie was put to bed-his death bed-in his lodg-
ings in the City Hotel. The idiosyncracieswh
had of late years, especially, marked his demean-
or, distinguished the last hours of his life. The
sudden bursts of petulence which disease wrung
from him; the affecting kindness and tenderness
which disease could not wholly take from him
the rambling conversation in the intervals Of ac-
cute suffering, in some passages as brilliant as
ever the last CLEANS of the sinking lamp; the
grooming of remorse, which review Of his past
life, at The stern bar of Judgment, drew from his
contrite heart; the feryid prayer; the hcsitating
hope; the trust qualified by self-condemnation,
in the Savior whose name he professcd; the con-
Guiding act, ere the curtain fell upon the last
scene Of earth. Propped by pillows, he called
witnesses to his confirmation of his will, provid-
ing for the support and freedom of his slaves; and
the last conscious words which fired his eyes and
braced his sinking frame, us speaking in this con-
nectiOn, he laid his skeleton hand strongly upon
the shoulder Of his faithful servant, John, and
said with emphasis, especially for this man,
And then-this last man upon his conscience Off
his mind wandered to the light, and the scenes,
and the friends Of early days; and the mutter-
lngs oil the voice growing gradually fainter, as
he passed into the thicker shadows of tho dark
valley, the huttering pulse stood still, and John
Randolph, of Roanoke, was numbered with the
dead. May "a, 1888, aged co.,
They carried him back to his solitary home,
and buried HMM death as in life, unsocial and
isolated-in the forest of Roanoke. In the soil
of the Virginia he loved well, they laid the
corpse of her faithful and devoted son. They
left him to rest, after the long fever Of his troub
led dream of life was over, in an humble and
scquested grave, beneath two stately pines. There
let him sleep on. The gloom of their shade, and
the melancholy signing of the wind through their
boughs, are fit cmblems of the life that was
breathed out in sadness and in sorrow.-Bald-
rims Party Leaders.
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From the Galena Advertiser.


Pm coming, Father, coming.
The weary wanderer pines, In loneliness of heart,
To feel thy love for her Is not all given} sg-[--.
Thy blessing, Father. yet before part 49,
To q earth. and where ? In Heaven?
Pm coming, Father, coming.
Pm coming, Mother, coming.
Back TO thy ever shelt,ring arms TO rest,--
Rest!-for the weary, broken-hearte6 oNe,
To ease this throbbing thy faithful breast;
Fer, Mother dear, You love the absent one.
Pm coming, Mother, coming.
Pm coming, Brother, coming.
pine In sadness FOR loving hand,
To take own. In friendships heartfelt grasp,--
But no one loves, in this fair, joyous land,
Ne, whom Brother, to his heart will clasp.
I'm coming, Brother, coming.
Pm coming, Sister, coming.
f,en now, In dreams, sec thy earnest eyes
That might press thee to thy aching heart!
III 80. and thy look of mute surprise,
How all seem cold from home and thee start!
Pm coming, Sister, coming.
Pm coming, yes, Pm coming
Ny de home! Far from these snow-capped hills,
Ia a sunny land thou art. l see thee
In visions brir hit, nor brighter than it is.
Beside murmurng stream, cottage stands,
And all is love within. To God up raised clasped hands,
For Rosa's coming home.
Gaena, Feb. 1855. ROSA.
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CyNotice what Fonseca says concerning his
Goods. He invites customers to sscall and buzz
not sec. He must be enabled to offer good bar
gains. .,..s,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-06

WHOLESALE KILLING AND WouNpING.-The Ha-
vana correspondent of the N. Y Herald, under date
of the 9Th instant, says: A negro, early on the
morning of Monday last, ran out Of his masters
premises near the Plaza del Vapor. having
chains ON his legs for punishment with an old
razor in his hand with which he killed three per-
sons and wounded severely twenty others and
vas permitted to make good his escape.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-06

4 QCINTUrLE MuRDER--Mr. Burns. living near
uillsborough, Oregon, killed his wife and four
children on the ID ult. 1t is said he was insane.
After committing the horrible deed, he burned
his house, and attempted to kill himself by cut
tisg his throat with razor. He was arrested,
examined before magistrate, and committed to
Jail to nyait his trial 49,.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-06

%. The ladies who mobbed the liquor sellers
premises, and destroyed $500 worth of the
''crather," at Mt. Pleasant, Hamilton county, o.,
have all been discharged. The Cincinnati Com
mcrcial, in noticing the investigation says ''The
ladies were most Of them young and preity'' We
don't wonder they were discharged.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-06

cgThe car Of a friend is the sanctuary of evil
reports there alone they are safely preserved.
CT 1t is reported that Kissane has been Rear
rested. l.fttr
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Ccy When once you allow a girls head to get
full Of inery and beaux, and her heels full of
values, polkas and cotllions, you may about as
we'll throw her books in the fire, and marry her
to the first simpleton who will take her off your
hands, for her days of study and improvement are
Mt an end. n
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SAINT PAUL
A U G. TON X 90 M 8 I.

- 80 b ?
Aue,ioneer, Appointed BY Ls:. o1 Ss Territory of Min
Informs his friend: that his
Regular Sale Days ln
stated days, his Increasing business having made
Sale. from the sheIve. :. ~ .hta
win, therefore, be held every Monday, wednesday and sat
viii be held Wednesday and Saturday, either the
Horses, Cattle, Harne 50, kc.,, ~ : 81,
With stock OF description will sold each Saturday
particular branch, and confidently believed that
made great will be offered as well to
who have occasion to SELL as to those who have occasion
to buy. sWEjt KS tfS IHsfN ff-
1-qt sft5f. II Carriages }si,ffl 81 .-.eFlf.ss
dispose of are invited to send them along early. =
Will be dsposedo on the most reasonable terms.
Books and Stationery y , i ~
wiz offered frequently at and at the mscel-
satisfaction to all who conade their property
and purchasers rest assured that
made and Consgnsents r.sectfuIy soli-
cited Sales made quickly and proceeds accounted without
having goods TO dispose Of advised 70
PIONEER Auction sroRR.y 20.
In the Brick Building Third Mianesots Street.
iii MTsCELLANEOUsf SALES 4Hk8 Ef
s'' every evening * sAi fr s,s ssis:,
. FRANK. 4. ,COLLIxs,
sept7-tf - Territorial Auctiepeer.
,tle1onfqG DIN G.sf4l9 :. f1H f4l
VIEW FORK BAZAAR AgcTION HOUSE,
-u ST PAUL, ST. ANTHONY STREET
-slt MOSES & CLEtA ND, tkci iAkilt
JOBB e RS, sHffl 10 Hs
.. Auction and Comznissisn Merchants.
KEEP constantly hand kinds Staple Fancy Dry
goods and Clothing Books and stationery, Hardware, Cut
lery Guns, Pistols, Revoves, Musical Instruments
and yevef, and large Assortment
kee Notions Of al descriptions, wholesale, retail
private sale and AUCTION. ss'l-p .
\; B,cwe vim sen eemmss.on, Estate Horses,
Cattle Wagons, Carriages, Household and Purpture
Merchandise and Personal Property, &c, reasonable
LIBERAL cash advances eonsignmens.
on all Commission sales Regular sales,
saturdays, and every evening during the week.
EXTRA SALES, Estate, Personal Property &C.. to
suit the nyeriience Of
After eIghten years experience In the above business
co06dent In wSrranting sasfactcn
their patronage, and pains win be spared make this
liable business HosBe. v7as ~ ~ RI
Z. I. NOSES D. ". cLrLAHp.
HAIR BRushes9 -
assortment Of Hair Brushes and Combs Just received and
"a for sale by HAMILTON & Co,
July Z. No. ., WInslow Heuse.
INVENT Ysarsh YhIIsptne IslaDds, for sale 1t
Z. H0wITz co.'s D00kSf01E.
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HARDWARE. HARDWARE! q
j. L. ELL. & Co.,,

1877 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. sTl- i.fw
Large and extensive assortment Of shelf Hsrawar Lock
"A Latchess Butts Screws, Hammer1 Hstche FILES, Cnise
Auge, Bits Table and Pocket Cutlery, spoons 0hear
Scissors Guns, PISTOLS RIsks, Shot Belts, Game Powder
Horns Csrpcntes Of all descriptions. Also, NIL and
Cross Gu, Saws Axes3 Log and Pump
Chains cut wrought Nails Also and extensive
Parfor Stoves, and I'm Pafe,
which they will sell low for Cash. dec16|9m
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-06

CO minister, while preparing his next Sun
days sermon, stopped occasionally to review what
he had written, and, MS a matter of course, to e.
rasc some portions which, on consideration, SEEM
ed to require improvement. While doing sc, he was
accosted by his little son, child about four years
of age-s'Father, does God tell you what to
preach 20 'sCertainly, my child" Then what
makes you scratch it OUTS
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-06

JUST RECEIVED!
500 lore Copies of
BONDS WORK ON MINNESOTA. -~-
FIFTEEN THOUSAND COPIES HAVE ALREADY SOLD OF
"MinnesOta and its Resources in 1854.
WORK of 400 pages handsomely bound illustrated
n To which is added Campfire Sketches, with map
Of the Territory. By J. Wesley Bond. -t.
The Sixth Edition, enlarged improved up the present
Summer has just been published in New York;
still selling rapidly all the Union. a-t.f 10
For sale at BOND KEILOGG,S
City Drug Store, st. Antiony-st., Upper st. Paul
And at all the Bookstores and Hotels; and board
Upper Mississippi Steamboats,. aug5-y
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-06

A SAD Casa poor f,iendless Irishman died
a few days since in the first ward of our city, in
state Of restitution and want, bordering upon
starvation. A gentleman who knew him in Ire
land. informs us that he was the son of ono Of
the wealthiest and most extensive landlords in
North Ireland, and has been reared in aiauence
and uxurv.-Mliwdukee Wisconsin.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-06

cY IL fool knows a secret he tells it, because
he is fool if knave knows one, he tells it where
ever it is his interest to tell it. But woman and
young men, are very apt to tell what secrets they
know, from the vanity of having been trusted.
Trust none of these, whenever you can help it.
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BOND KELI40G0s' COLUMN.
oLD sg gsSw 4 s; SkT ;Se sTSRE.rm
WE appear public than ever
from the great increase Of our business the last
pRs AIMS Arfsyfs Ass1ss "nS siss Il
BOND KELLOGGS
nspe 1s 4o, nsTS Paul. sar paga
THE OLD BROWN DRUG STORE
aasm filled ups from Its slower dcpts two cellars below
the
Paul market We have only time to mention few Of the
-. ..WHITE-LEAD-S00 Kegs Handl =
up your ,h nsss; color to your IDEAS
-'i ' 's'"@' At '"' GOLD BROWN"
socalled because we do things up that color.
WINDOW GLASS. 80
"Let there be Light W %, -
w by the best Pittsburgh directly through
going of rapidly Cali and take our pile We intend
to reflect light to the people Minnesota for the next five
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Glass.
What IS the Price Of Putty.
~ pound, at BOND & KELLoGGS
- =. -. Old Brown Drug Store.
e. speaking q Lish. remlnds us Of
ss bale w 1s1 ., and her the
tory to hop mat ,ftIu4 BOND KEILOGG'S
aug6-y City Drug Store, Upper TOUn.
WITH QUIZ REM RsS9 G To Gh1 %. rIMEs.n
(tOMPOSED entirely Roats Ierhs-for Dvsenterv
" Darrbu.a, Cholera Morbps. Sc =
This preparation is offered 70 the nope Of Minnesota nv the
PROPRIETOR, with utmost coincidence in its entire
Remedial Agent Prepared only Inv 7 w RONn
=. ~ Druggist and Chemist,
st. Anthony ST., st. Paul, Minnesota.
We RnV LARGELY for Cash
NEAL closely I'm buyinc and Sell beray: hence we arc
i,,stice mr. sacrot
success. Our stock will be r<enshed every week mill the
close Of navigation Give us CALI and will be to advan
.+--.-.-if" H. N KEIIOGC. -.+
Who'll 10 and Ret ,;I Dr,cg;sts
aug5-y St Anthony-Street Inner 81 Paul
= - - -1Le- -
1OhAEE>S Chemcai Yeast fowues; Corn starch, Farna
Arrow Root, Tspaeo Sage, Cooper Gal ane, and every
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-06

.H TO THE LADIES. Va f~>tit
Pew bottles gesstss ESs ds Cologne end Lbss bs
K HovIrz = co.'s booksrois. ~
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BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
4.. B. w. MORSE g. co.
VXTHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Boots Shoes,
w ST., Cedar st. Paul. Jan 5-tf
e.- CITY PROPERTY TO LEASE.
LOT fronting the Upper Levee, and most capay su-
n aed for the location of Warehouse the Forwarding
and Commission Busness also lots in other portions Of the
favoaby situated DESTROYS erecting dwellings
other buildings the centre of business will be leased
the undersigned low Enquire at his
Winsow House. second story.
jan25-u ..r-.t.Ts J.. II. SIMPSON.
1 DON'T BELIEVE 1T.
VIERY well, 1t is nevertheless true, that Shaw and c. C.
Hoffman receiving and will continue to ALL
INDIANA MONEY, also Bills the Union Plank Road Com
pany, Mich, at par, for goods. l.
Now time Hats Caps, Shoes &C., &C.,
laying In for MONTHS before they
entirely lost and is time to CALL and believe.
-aft .tft ..., J. j. SHAW,
feb24f door above c. G. Hofman's, st. Anthony
RAGS WANTED. .,
WILL receive Rags at Bookstore Roberts street
Monday until Saturday. Those having ags dispose
receive Books for the by calling this
feb19-1w WIN. DAHL.
PAY YOUR TAXES!
NOTICE is hereby given that the duplicate
IN county for the 1854 been
the proper warrant attached requiring to collect the
Owners Of real estate and property (outside
limits Of the city Of Saint Pau) will therefore
all assessed against them be paid
have authorized George Hezlep collect the
cate with the warrant is in his hands will
ofice opposite the American Hotel in Paul. .-s
Promptncss Of payment will time, trouble and cost.
-.i1F -CAl fs A. NJ. FRIDIEY, t
80. - . Sheriff Of Ramsey County.
Sherrs Once, Saint Paul, Oct %, 1864. oct27-tf-
GTSaint Paulpapcrs please copy. ~ 80. 49,. F. - -