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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-02-24
Ancient Relics at Lake Superior.

ONroNAGoN, Dec. rs, 1854.
Some days since, about mile up the river
from this place, where they have been digging
out clay with which to make bricks, were found
some relics of antiquity. From an examination
Of the place, l found stump of a tree under
which these relics had been discovered. In
searching for brick clay, the workmen had dug
through the sand about two feet, and there
found the remains of stump which had grown
long years since on the top of strata of clay !;
and, on upturning the roots of this stump, were
discovered many curious ancient implements
of peace and war. Three spear-heads were
found as perfectly and accurately formed as
any of modern manufacture. BY the side of
them lay two relics, that all here suppose to be
the AIDES of the ancients, differing, however, in
shape from the modern. With these were also
found small stone hammers.
All these implements, except the hammers,
were made OF the purest copper, and tempered
to hardness, almost equal to steel. There
were also fragments OF melted copper. The
spear-heads were made to fit on wooden han
dies, and the heads were IL and IA inches long.
This region is exceedingly interesting in these
antiquarian specimens Nearly all the mineral
range is full of ancient pits, whence copper was
taAen-how many hundreds of years ago And
these pits, when opened, are found full of tools
hammers, chips, and other evidences of labor
bestowed by other races of men than the In
dian.
The miners are proud of the chance to say to
the world that they have ancient diggings on
| their location the best mines on whole ranges
are those that have these ancient diggings.
recently found copper ring on the shores
of the river. 1t was ring that must have been
made 10y some of the earliest Jesuits that came
to this country two hundred years ago, for it
had engraved on it, I. H. S., the symbol of
their profession. 1t had lain so long in the
sand, that it was covered with a smooth green
color, like paint, as indeed were all the other
curiosties have mentioned.
have made the acquaintance of two persons
who were among the earliest fur traders sent
veled all the Northwest territory from these
lakes to Hudson's Bay. Many of the most Gu
rious facts collected, will soon be published in
Mr.. Bradford's Mining News of this place
| Cor AZ Y Trib.
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New YORK, Feb. 7.
The Collins steamer Pacific sailed today for
Liverpool, with 43 passengers and s43o,249 in
specie.
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Illinois Central Railroad.
E9 ii

FALL ARRANGEMENT.
AN and after Monday, Oct 3Oih, 1854, Trains on this
" route will run In connection with the Galena and
Chicago Union Railroad daily, Except Sundays) as fol-
lows:
Leave Galena,
First Express and Mail Train at A. NJ, arriving in
Chicago at $3.50 P. NJ. -iH iN ~
Second Express Train at P. NJ, arriving in Chicago
at2 AM, next morning. -r --a
-.re Leave Chicago,
First Express and Mail Train at $40 A. M, arriving
in Galena at p. M. sl3 t3 l-.r u
Second Express Train at P. NJ, arriving in Gaena at
6:45 A. NJ, next morning. --1i
No change of Cars or Baggage on this route. 80.
Freight Trains leave Gaena at $50 A. M. daily, lex
cept Sundays.) 9igvl bGl
Freights way billed directly through to Chicago, and
without change Of cars.
- - 80 J. B. VIVIAN, Superintendent.
October 81, 1854. d&wtf.
FRANCIS E. COLLINS,
Auction and Commission Merchant, 81. Paul, M ]
Libefal advances made on sensignmsnts.
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SHOEMAKING,

Its different branches, will be promptly attended
IL by LUKE MOVES.
n B-Harnesses repaired.
Carver city, Feb 4th, 1866
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MS We learn that the writ Of habeas cor
pns, which has been under argument at Spring
field, in the case of Green found guilty of the
murder Of his wife in this city, has been de-
MED by the Supreme Court Of the State.
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LIVERY STABLE.

IORSES AND CARRIAGES TO LET. Persons
ELL who land from Steamboats, al Carver in the Spring
and wish to explore the rich region country back
Carver, towards Crow River, Will find vehicles to hire
L II GRIFFIN'S,
Feb g, 1855 Store Carver City.
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CAhfEN En- q JOINER.
WIN. MORTIMER is ready to undertake work In his
w line and execute it with promptness and dispatch.
Carver City, Feb Sd, 1855.
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PIONEER BOARDING HOUSE,
CARVER CITY,
ROARDERS, by the day week, accommodated at
- moderate rates, at the Old Pioneer House, by
Carver, Feb 1, 1855. LADLEE.
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DAILY LINE
STAGE COACHES
- AaR

ST. Paul every morning at A. NJ, and upon fha arrjvaI
of the st. Anthony Falls Stage.
WILL LEAVE
Saltwater every morning at T., and arrive In lawn
to connect with St. Anthony Falls stage.
SALTWATER AND TAYLOR'S FALLS,
WILL LEAVE
saltwater on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. att
A. M, and return on alternate days.
SHAKOPEE.
coach for Shakopee will leave st. Paul OF Mondays
weonesdays and Fridays, at O'clock p NJ, and
returnton alternate days.
Passengers will be called for at the PrfncpaI Ha-
tells. g pOWT1S e InSp@I nv
Aug. %, 1854. TCtt3, n,Sr. ..aU.'
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SHOESi SHOESii

HORACE BRYANT, Shoemaker, is prepared to make
IL mend the understandings of the people in and
around Carver city, to the satisfaction Of all comers
neatly, expeditiously and according 20 Gunter.
Carver city, Feb 2, 1855
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J. w. HARTWELL.

\ RCHITECT and Craftsman, Builder and Contractor.
n All orders promptly attended to- and warranted t.
give satisfaction Office in the Carver Warehouse, ID
story. Carver city, Feb 3, 1856
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The ice commenced breaking up here yester-
day, and several steamboats, and barges were
ably damaged. Loss very heavy.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-09
GATHERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier of the Bloodl
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT
Let TIE AHicte1 Read and Ponder.

Let TIE Ae7ictsd Read and Ponder.
An inahcie Remedy FOR scrofaa Kings Evil Rheurat s
OoStnate Cutaneous Eruptons Pimples Postules on
the Face Boches, BolS, Ague and Fever Chronc sore
Eyes sung Worm or letter, Scald Head Enlargement and
ran OF the Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers Svpbiic
Disorders Lumbago Spinal COMPLAINTS and an Diseases
arising from an Inudcious Use Of Mercury Imprudeuce
IN Lie, or lmpurity Of the Blood -
'hs great Alternative medicine Purifier of The Blood
Is now used BY thousands Of grateful patients iron All
OF the United states, who testify daily the remark
aole cures performed by the greatest an Incidence
TERs SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia Rheunstis-n
scroula, Erupons the Skin Liver Diseases Feva-s m
GERS, Old Sores, Affections the Kdneys Diseases ~ a.
Throat Female Complaints Pains Aching Of the Rons
an9 Joints ar all speedily put to Eight BY using great
For all diseases Of the Blood nothing has vet bes, s
70 compare whit IL cieanses the system Of an purtiss
acts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidpsvs'
strengthens the Digestion gives tone the Stomach males
hs SKIN clear ana healthy and restores the Constitution
enieebed by disease broken down nv the .vr.ss. :,
youth, to its pristine vigor and strength ~ VI
For the Ladies, Il Is incOmparably better tban al ~
metlcS ever used few doses nf
VIII remove all salcwness OF Complexion bring ar -
mantlg to the cheek give elasticity the sep and i'm
prove the general health in degree beyond an
the me dcnes ever heard or - ''Nu al
The large number Of certificates which we have rs.s;,
rom persons from all parts Of the United States is me bt
evidence that there Humbug it, The pres hosi
kePers magistrates physicians and public men, wei noWn
20 the community all add their testimony to the SopderhI
effects OF this GREAT BLOOD PUR1EIER
va on the AGENT and get CTculaT and Almanac ard
has performed. - ~ sueneS
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS Pro,-,
or NO Pearl street, Richmond, Va TO whom an oIsr.
TOT supplies and agencies must be addressed
And for sale by VIZ. GRAY and w DANDRIDcR
Nashvile, and ny Dealers In Medicine generally -
marl0-dtriwaw1y
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Steam Boat Disasters on the
Western Waters,
Ann SIZE Avn BnAT nIREGrnRX


THE undersigned have in course Of preparation,
i new steam BOot Directory, which will be
issued in October next IL will be Of the most interest
ing books published and will be book that will be
Interesting to ali classes OF people. The STEAM BOAT
DIRECTORY will contain complete list and description Of
ali the steam Boats aOat in the Western and south
Waters The length model speed, power, and tonnage
of each boat, where and by whom built, the the
boat with the trade she Is In Also the names OF Captains
and officers her age &C. &C. The Directory will contain
Hisory Of Steam Boats and Steam Boating the Western
Waters since the Invention OF also sketch Of the
Fst built for the Ohio river with the Of the
builder, commander aud owner.
The River Directory will contain list and description Of
an the steam Boat Disasters that have occurred
on the Western and Southern Waters beautifully illustrated
with list Of all those who have persisted by their burning
hiking and exploding the Western and Southern Waters
riuce iS8 The Directory will contain Maps Of the Ohio,
Mississippi Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas White, Red Qua
chta YaKOo and other rivers with the Towns and Cities
laid down. with distances, also, many other River
and Commercial items Of interest to the people at large
The book will contain the cards Of the various U. g. Mail
Boats with the trade they in Se &c The Directory
will also contain compile list Of all the steam Boas Lcens
ed Ocers their places Of residence, &C. the Steam
Boat Law its requirements and all the important U.
supreme Boat Decisions TO date the Rates
and important Commercial Privileges Bills OF Lading i'm
portAnt Decisions OF the various Courts IN regard 70
freghss Lost and Damaged, &C. with many other things
sf interest.
The Directory viii be Illustrated best style and
printed The author has for
been gathering together all items in regar 20
the steamboat disasters on the Western and
southern Waters and intends publishing them in book
fornThe price of the work win be put at the low Of
boatmen and Others DESTROYS OF subscribing viii have 70 do
90 once, will be printed unless ordered In adj
BY RENTING one dollar to J. T. LLOYD co, you
viii receive copy Of the above work The work vil be
issued In October. Agents At New Orleans, Memphis S.
Louis Louisvle Piitsburg, Wheeling and Cincinnati, viii
wAii upon the steam boat eomnsnders.
Al letters should be addressed %
JAS. 7. LLOYD 4 CO.
Jes-u Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-09
RHODES,
F EVER AND AGUE CURE
Oh. NATURES INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC,

TyOR the Prevention and Cure Of NTKRMrTKsr and Re
Il MTTENT FKvEss, FEyER and AGUE, CRnLs and FEVER,
DUNB AGuE GENERAL DEBiTT NIGHT SwEATs and all other
forms Of disease which have common origin in MALARIA
tain unavodaby inhaled at every BREATH Is the
in character wherever il exssNOrh, South, East
West-and will every where yield to this newly discovered
antidote, which claimed TO be the DcovKRT
MEDICINE
This specific is 50 harmless that IL may be taken by per-
Of every age, condition. and 1t will not substi
ute for disease others still worse as too often the re-
suit in the treatment by Quntne, Mercury, Arsenic, and
other poisonous deeterous drugs not particle Of Of
which Is admitted into this preparation.
The propretor distinctly claims these extraordinary
suits from the Of this NATURAL ANTIDOTE TO MA
LARA.
1t will entirely protect any resident or traveller even in
the sckly swsmpy localities, any Ague Bill
ous disease whatever Or any injury from constantly nha
ing Malaria or Masma.
II will instantly check the Ague in persons who have
fered for any length Of time from years.
that they need never have another chill BY continuing
its use according to directions.
1t will Immediately relieve all distressing results Of Bill
os diseases, such general debility night sweats
&C. The patient at begins to appetite and
strength and continues until and radical
Is effected.
Finally its use will Danish Fever and Ague from families
and all classes Farmers and all iaboring by adopting
it as preventive will be free from Ague Bilious attacks
in that Of the year which, while 1t the most scky
is the most valuable one to them.
One bottles will for ordinary cases, some
may require more.
Directions printed in German, french and spanish, &C.
company each bottle
Price One Dollar Liberal discounts made to the trade.
Trade circulars forwarded application and the article
will be consigned liberal terms to responsible parties in
''''''H u JAS. A. RHODES. Proprietor,
Providence, K |.
AGENTs.-Nsw York-o v Clickener Co., and G. II.
Ring; Philadelphia. W. Dyott Sons.
And for sale by dealers generally.
mar21-dtriWkw6m
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DISORDERS OF THE BOWELS!
Medicine that has been introduced this
~ ton Of the country has been found valuable the
GREFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP.
Thousands Of bottles have been sold Of years IN this
state has been found in every case give instant
relief in all Of ID
Oysentery and Diarrhea, the PremOni-
tory Stages of Cholera,
5oody FuK Grpiugs Pain in the Stomach Bowels, and
all incidental complaints from eating unrpe fut crude
vegetables change OF water, &C.
The occasion offer certificates for medicine that
has used in almost every family in the State with
plee II used by the Board Of Health in New
York and also at st Petersburg, in Russia in the Cholera
Hospitals when other remedies had failed, and is universal
y admitted to be The best and most reliable medicine in
istence for the disorders Il processes TO cure.
This medicine Is warranted; and should Il fail 10
circumstance yet known-the money will be, in all
cases, refunded.
The value Of this Medicine and the confidence which the
public reposes induced the subscriber have left
for sale all the Drug Stores throughout the State Price
per bottle 50 cents [my291 ALEX. MACKENZIE.
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CHOLERA PREvENTIvE.

CHOLERA PREVENTIVE.
IHE Public are respectfully informed that LYONS co
still 'ntinue selling their celebrated Cholera and
DIarrhca Preventive. from the effects az which
so many last year reaptd comfort rpe by the
Gallon, Bottle Glass As eventives are always better
than cures, We strongly recommend all it, The Poor
supplied without charge, II pSned with practising
Doctors certificate. Private Families particularly should
have bottle Of this article in the house case Of emer-
gency. LYONS co,
myi 10 Coda strsst
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TO uOrELs AND FAmILIEs.

IETE selling Ice Cream at 1850 per gallon;
Wv We selling "A Bread Tickets for 81;
We are selling all kinds Of Crackers at 10c % D;
We selling Black and Green Teas, warranted, %
per cent lower than any other house in the trade.
We selling every article In line at equally reduced
prices. fmy26l VESSEL THOMPSON.
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nREYo0nr HOUsE.

ryHIs elegant House lsoAted on Ayenne, the ost
fAshonahla pr0snsnade In America eosanarh ePon
TIE EUROPEAN PLAN, without any chase o. mat bean
tifnl Fnitare the style % keeFnE uhh hAs oee 20
approved By pArenr. II enntains apartments or
f.ss single gsnesa superior tosAny other beisi ~
The country.
HE paafensgs % hs pubic 8. respectfully seleiisd
$3.50 ALBERT CLARK. fsuprstoF.
Rsw York Nav r. IStS. mg44-soa3g
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NEW FURNITURE

THRESIK GARDEN SEEDS-Just received q
large Fresh Garden Seeds from D. Landreth, COM
prsng all the varieties brought the marke-Cabbsge
Feeds assorted Onions Radsh, Sasafy Beet &c by the
n; Extra Early and Early May Peas; week Mohawk
and Valentine Beans by the gallon bushe Silver Skin
and Onion setts by bushel bb and having sold out
entirely last year. the stock
10 be fresh, &C BROWN GRUBBS,
Jams IS College st:
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HOUSE FURNISHING G0OnS,
wooden and Willow Ware.
II RIA bound Buckets, all sizes;
IL Iron do do do
Oak Buckets:
10 Well Buckets
Painted 10y Buckets
Brass bound Water Cans:
Iron do do 10
Cedar Mik Piggins
do Pals;
do Tubs, all sizes;
do keelers, iron and brass bound
do Churns al sizes;
ChCpping Trays;
Wooden BOWS;
Patent spring Clothes Pins;
Common do do
Market Baskets, with and without covers.
Large square and round Clothes Baskets;
Willow Wagons;
German Work Basket;
Deep Clothes Baskets with wooden bottoms;
Just received and for sale by
myl2 SNOW MACKENZIE CO
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FlwNER yvAyrED-For3 crates oeeen's Ware
recrSvxd per stezner Resrne from Cincinnati naEked
George Aisxaa4eF SEshv1a= Tenn.
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NOTICE..

q Fl. LOOMS CO., nv sole Agents FOR Nashville will
-. furnish the people Of Tennessee with all the different
kinds Of WINE made by at my Cincinnati wholesale
prices Also, the Catawba Grape Cuttings for planting
Call and see them. N. LONGWORTH,
mar28 Cine matt, Ohio
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PLANTERS HOTEL,
ONCE MORE TO THE RESCUE

TTNHE undersigned beg leave to inform their friends and
patrons that they haze eopened their business at No.
IS Market street. just received large supply Of
Cigars Liquors. Wines &C. which they offer for sale very
liberal terms Thank al for the liberal patronage hereto
fore received they hope by strict attention TO business
merit a continuance Of the same.
ap27-u J.. D. GOLDBERG co.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
THE BRANDRETH HOUSE is open The European
plan, ready the ption OF the travelling pub
lie TO whose every attention will be paid, by the
Messrs. OGRADY, late OF Judson's Hotel.
Brandreth House, No. AIS Broadway, opposite New Ha-
ven Depot Private entrance No. Al Canal street, New
York myI4-3m
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RoOKS FOR THE PUnLIC SCHOOL.
~ 9rAcKessoes' ADVANCED coUnsn
0QoDkirnf CoaFAf REssINE GH1ana PM am H,.voux
eaSe Book FaA raN scH0oL Roca
DssEoas Corr BooE. No. l,
MoasHt GHosRAFEN,
0oopHicns PnEhEa % Gn0GnAFaT
eAAEsfnkkIaN RKADEA,
rossSs GsA1SAl RslDras. Le.s.1
Thk oRo1n, Ao. kc.
This day received By
narAe CHARLES w. SMITH.
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FINE ROCKAwAY FOR SALE.

T HAVE for sale fine R0CKAwAY, suitable for one or
i two horses with PORTABLE PARTITION-has been
used about six months. Also, excellent FURNITURE
CAR Cheap for cash. Apply to L. MOSES,
No 10 College street,
myS-n Opposite the Sewanee House.
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AMERICAN BLACKBOARD cRAToNs
cATLIES NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS

= cATLINS NORTH AMERICAN IEDIANs-
IyTsroRi OF TIE INDIAN TRIBES o. NORTH AMke-
Al lea. with Mosraphcs Sketches All Aneontra % Ne
tffaclpH CAfek, embrl1sked uith Ore handfef and
sireafg Fortrts hln tse Iaifaa Gallery In ne War
epartment a. WashuKtoa Ia volaes isxi8 iaches
s<nAl cost tf3o. sia se Ms Eork unasaafy los Ds
lash fsprfel JOHN y. wUfr.
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.
rssSK2 tszua So - YS-1-.Ij,.L

RATES REDUCED.
LRoM the 18th Instant the list of June the Of
Il Freight from Charleston and Savannah to Nashville will
FIRST CLASS.
Books and Stationery, Boots, Shoes and Hats Bottled Ii
quors and Oils
Camphine and Spirits Turpentne in casks and barres
China Glass and Glass Ware Cigars in cases. Clocks.
Confectionery cutlery in boxes and cases, Dry Goods In
Drugs Fruit Trees and shrubbery Furs Garden Seeds
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates, at owners
risk"
oysters and jars saddsry, Tin Ware, Tea. and
Spices, D 100 ns. $lC0
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, "exccpt Cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma.
chinery.
boxes Carriage Springs and Axes Leather in rolls and box
es Oils barrels casks Cr0ekery and Queensware, in
crates and casks. Rice, Zinc Whiting Plaster Of Paris &c
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Furniture Piano Fortes, Carriages boxed and
other light articles not enumerated Also Carboys Of Acids
win be tsken At actual weight but charged double LIST class
An articles not enumerated be charged
aiagous articles.
FROM LIST June to LIST Of December they will be changed
follows.
Ist Class above, per 100 Ibs...............s1 20
Special rates ..:.... . 40
Merchants shipping from the Eastern cities viii find this
the cheapest well the expeditions Ioute Preghs
from New York and Philadelphia Charleston and SavAn
nah ranges from to IL cents per cubic foot according to
class and character OF vessels. s4k
As the Railroad Companies at Charleston and Savannah
have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding Of Mer
ehandse will be necessary to eonsgn TO Commission Mer-
chants at those points.
shippers may rely upon strict adherence % the above
rates. -ea 49, II. l. ANDERSON, Supt
janii-f etsf lr.ta@ N. O. K. R.
sFECIAL NOTICE.
No shipments entitled 20 the above rates unless each and
every package has the name Of the Depot Of delivery and
the initials " O. r. x. plainly marked upon u.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

sOffoS destined Cor Charsston VIII and amer ths
date, be CHARGED tses per bale Of 30 lhs ez and
H. l. ANDERSON,
sepiS-a ssp1 n. a. G. L. 4.