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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-02
DuNTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
nR. NJ. w. PATTERSON would announce to the citizens Of
~ St. Panl vicinity that he permanently
Dental Practitioner and Is ready perform operations
artificial teeth required. Having
received thorough of and had four constant
practice the best Offices in New York, he feels conf
dent giving entire asaction. He has brought with him
bis machinery fixtures that he will he able
which will be All work will be done
In beautiful and workmanke Office i'm the Empire
Block. 81 floor, st. AntonyS. ChlorOfo administered In
proper
REFERENCES:
His Excecncy W. A. German, Governor Of Minnesota Ter.
Hon. Samuel Nelson, CHER Justice u s. Supreme Court.
Rev. DIR. J. ID. Van Ing"n. st. Paul.
Hon. John T.. WIrrer ST. Paul.
Hon. WIN. II. Forbes. p. NJ, ST. Paul.
II. II. Nelson, ESQ.,, st. Paul.
p. NJ. D.. y. ID. S..N my22-1y
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.DK: ;;WhEtJEhS -, -:
rTONIc sTf!RY NJ blryt1s:tc b. ou.i At bis agency
e. A Il III u Lie B u . X 8.

CATE OLIC BOOKS.
w. h. MaGRORTY.
HAVE received the stock Catholic books
brought into this Territory, all Of which viii be sold the
publishers prices.
DOuay Bibles.
History ~ the Church by Reeve,
Reeves Bible History, EssayH,
Critical anil Historical Review Fvx Book Of yrr,
by William Euse't> Andrews.
Discussion Of Pipe and Ms2rire,
History Of Irish settlers In North America Thos D. Arcy
Ncfiee,
Catholic History, by the same,
DIR. NevmIp's Sermons to mixed Congregations.
Jew o: Verona, tale,
Lectures the doctrines Church, by Cardinal WISE
History the Irish Rebellion,
Christian Virtue, by 81. Aioh,nstE Lignsrl,
Smidts Tales.
B1ttlerss Iivesof Saints.
Pictorial Catholic, n .w restaments,
All for jesus. ty Pzber,
Miners End Of Religious controversy,
Also, an Prayer Books, Beads
6xe Christian Brothers. School Books and
and Pencils, Pens and INK and
patronageis desired in order
supply the vastly population this Ter
rffory. Ue4-tO wN. B. McGRORrY.
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Leather and Finding Store.
KESSLCR & RyEHL.

Importers. Tanners aud Curriers',
Rice House. iRikoa y-st., 81. Pau, Minnesota Territory
NXrE Ia and N ring 81 sale:
w French ami German Calf ami Kip skins:
Tamp and Madras French Grain NoroccoS;
French and German Psteut Calls
Cap Bindings. Nd. Calf;
Spanish Sole LEATHER,
Kip. Gait. Upper ant Bur I.ea'h-r;
TOPPING. Lining AMI Pad Skins;
Harness and Sk.rtmg;
PlckSku AID Calcutta Lace Leather:
All description II Buck Gloves and Miiis. etc.
Cash paid HIDES Deer asd Sheep 81 kinds
q Fa-S. o~l-ff
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ATTENTION: READ!
Boots g. Shoes at Wholesale

Boots g. Shoes at Wholesale!
NALL at C. C. Hoffman's Boot and Shoe Store, and
" the cheapest largest assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES IN ST. PAUL,
splendid variety kinds, this and viii
Incredible Low Prices The inducements this
establishment offers the public really extraordinary, and
nothing overwhelming excellent plan Of
sales small profits desired
Mark scale of retail prices:
Ladies' Caters from 81 25 tn 50 so.
do Kid Shoes and Slippers 75c to 81 50.
Misses and Chdrens' from 25c to 81 so.
Mems, y's Youths all kinds, to mem
tion, and every article in line will be found at
scl9-tf G. C. HOFFMAN'S, Upper Town.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
OTICE hereby gvon that the UNDERSIGNED, Amnistra
IN Administrators the estate Wis., w. HitchceX,
late ST. deccase by virtue of license
bate Court Ramsey County, will sell at public auction,
Court House, in the city St. Paul. the 18th day Sep
TENDER, 4. D., 1865, ten O'Clock IN the the follow
ing described property. TO wit:
Lots 6, and 3, Block Bass Addition to st. Paul.
And also described follows, Commencing seventy
Cedar Third streets, point
street thence parallel with Third
land owned 10y Roman Catholic Church thence
twenty thence parallel with Third sixty Cedar
street, thence along Gear street, twentyeot, the place
beginning.,'
Also Lot described Commencing at n. W. Of Lot l.,
Block 80, in ST. Paul, of Third and Cedar
thence line Cedar seventy thence
easerly parallel with Third street. twenty eight
inches thence nrthrly line parallel with Cedar street,
seventy Third; thence westerly line Third
and eight nches place begnnng'
be cash,
upon exceeding three years. by
mortgage Of the premises sold.
Dated at St. Paul, this 9Th day Of August r., 1855.
WM. II. MARSHALL. Administrator,
s. f. HITCHCOCK, Administrative,
au15-1ml&w of the w. w. Hitchcock, deceased.
The above Is postponed until the 1871 October
ten O'Clock in the forenoon of that day.
WM. X. MARSHALT-- Administrator,
s. f. HITCHCOCK. Administrative,
se20-td of the estate OF w. w. Hitchcock, decreased.
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HENRY MCAENTY,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE.


DEALER IN REAL ESTATE.
Offce-Old Post-Office Building, Third-st 81. Paul.
Land Bought and Sold throughout the Territory;
Money Loaned, Investments made 10 the best nd
vantage and Land warrants Bought and Located.
REFERENCES.
NEW YORK. MINNESOTA.
Gilbert Davis, Esq. Gov. w. A. German,
Daniel Curtis, Esq, Hon. W. II. WEIGH, CHIEF JUS
Capt. a. DE Peystcr, tice Of Minnesota Territory,
M~ssrs s. ThompsonN Nephcw,lio H. NJ. Rice, Delegate
Is Williams * tuion. Congress,
PHILADELPHIA. Rice, lloIingskeai h Becker,
Joseph Patterson, ESD, Pres- Attorneys at Law,
dent Western Bank, Mcssrs. B.rur X Oakes, Bankers
Messrs rexe Co., Bankers J. ~ Rosse Est.,
X. Tayo' Il Co., the Territory,
Freed, Ward Il Freed, Ames Van Ettcn, Attorneys
Bingham & Dock, at Law,
Sers, James X Co., Rev. +. M Fullerton, Register
Bailey 4 Co., u. s. Land Once,
Edward Hurst, ESD, NoaryWm. II. Hocombe, ESD,
Public, cever u. s. Land Office,
H. Messcner, Attorney at Law,T. 4. Mann, MI
james Kitchen, NJ. d., Messrs. BrOwn.: Co.,
William Stoever Esq, Bankers, New Orleans.
Me>sr>. Brown Johnson. Bankers Vicksturg. mh6-tf
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.
To ne Electors Of Dakota County,:
WARREN WOODiRY viii lie candidate for the nffc, of
Shert Of Dakota County. at the coming Election, 9Th.
McSSRS. EDIToRS Pleas tn. u
els r. COLLINS, independent candidate Representa-
the First Representative District, and "llge,
VOTERS
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ST. PAUL
HAT, CAP AND CENTS FURNISHING STcCE.
NEW GOODS-NCV t,nODS

~ ~ " - Afs
3d street, opposite the Post 0ficc,
'r FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
stern Prices, and from extensive
hat the same articles cost other
'ur stock Consists in part of:
500 dcZ. Plush AN! M"hair Gaps,
good and very cheap
Meriuo, Flannel aud silk Under
shirts and Drawers
Cloth, Plush, Kid 4 Fur Gloves
Beaver, Fur and KID Giuu;ietts,
for Ladies anu Gentlemen
Huck Mitf> and Gloves
Umbrellas. silk and cotton
Canes. ln9dei. sword * fsnC.y
Trunks, Wallis IS anu Carpet Bags
! 2i-t'
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EDITOR TIMES PLEASE announce the name of
LYMAN {. DAYTON - Independent candidate
Representative The First Representative District.
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CABINET FURNITURE.

CABINET FURNITURE.
CHAIRS, MATTRESSES AND BEDSTEADS.
BAILEY Il PRIMROSE,
ST. dnttony Street, ST. Paul, Minnesota,
store, and Of
FURNIT URE,
Ever offered or sal. III this Territory. Comprising
SOFAS,
OF WALNUT, ROSEWOOD & MAHOGANY,
the latest designs in Plush and Hair Cloth;
SOCLHBLES .G.ND YANKEE DIT.2.NS,
OF walnut and Mahogany.
Richly carved covered with superior article Plush
Hair ('lr;h;
ELIZABETH CHHIRS,
STRING SEAT Rockers AND EASY CHAIRS; ALSO,
CANE Rockers, OF EVERY IMAGINABLE
STYLE: CANE SEAT AND String
SEAT CHAIRS,
TIE BEs. IN THE COUNTRY
T.aBLES,
Card Centre Breakfast Dining. side and Sofa Tables;
STANDS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION;
BEDSTEADS,
Common and Fancy Cottage, Walnut, Maple
and Painted; also,
FRENCH BEDSTEADS;
BUREAUS,
OF Walnu; and Mahogany; Fancy Dressing, Plain
and Common;
BOOK CdSES, &C.,
In ~rri, usually Furniture Estab
iislucnt, found this Of quality
the best in the WEST We are Manufacturing part
Furniture, and what import the
best Establishments East and South
anee of its excellent quality The attention buyers
srrct'',iv solicited. iy3n-Iy
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TROY, n. ". BELL FOUNDRY.
JONES & IITC1ECOCK,P rOpYfetOrs.

ATANTFACTT-RE and keep constantly hstI 70
ltl Churches Ficri.s. Steamboats,, School H"uS-
tois- locomotive ami irosd Stations hung with H,rciI's
Patent Rotary Yoke. Wheels. fraI, Telling
plte. Springs attached ~ thu Ciape- which
int"i AID give satisfaction. Letters addressed
TO Toy R-Is. Co., y. Y, shall immediate
a,23-1ys
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THE OLD BROWN DRUG STORE,
CAN. WILL AND DOES SELL CHEAPER THAN
ANY HOUSE IN THIS CITY.
PAINTERS ATTENTION-GOOD NEWS.
THE OLD BROWN STILL AHEAD.
Fresh arrivals every sreek
1NsEED OLA full supply Just .a, T,seived At ,.
"i7-H Cheap Old Brown Iru. store.
pure WHITE LkAp-A large supply Gr sale !Yw;.,
A L: ssiat,I '"'' supply at THE OLD BROWN.
JUST RECEIVED via. New Orleans. >ilr.d. Of VAR
y NIsHEs, all kinds hand az the Oh 81 sl7-r
ToAGnn yARNlsH-By bIl. or gallon,
(tOPAL Furniture varnis light dark, at
~ BOND x KEIL.oGG's.
| Also, Japan do. do, THE OLD BROWN.
We will them No. from Of manu-
factories In the eas-and will sell them low for cash.
sel7-tf THE OLD BROWN.
CtAMPENE, burning Fluid spirits Turpcnne, by Dbl.
sel7-tf OLD BROWN DRUG STORE.
DUr1Y-put'y-il has not at the
| L sel7-tf OLD BROWN.
GLASS and sizes, kinds and in ncxhatibe
" quantities at the OLD BROWN STORE.
WoLF's schedam schnapps-Dy box, quart; and pn!,
A Splendid Assortment of Perfumery, Soaps, &c.
TE largest stock in the Territory, and retail and
i very low. We invite country Dealers
THE OLD Brown, Upper Town, ST. Paul.
E'RED BROWNS Jamaica Ginger and Ginger Lozenges-by
l. dozen, LOttle, Canister pound, the
OLD BROWN STORE.
COOKING and Fancy havors, by gross, zen
~ or bottle, at the OLD BROWN DRUG STORE.
CASTLE and Fancy soap>-Evcry vareyby box, dozen
~ cake, at the OLD BROWN STORE
uss-Druss-DruSs,
NY quantity k:nis-wlolesae WORTH
n at (sel7-tD BOND KELLOGG's. Upper Town.
NOW READY FOR THE FALL TRADE.
BOND & KELLOGG'S
ID ESPECTS to discriminating public. We better
IL than active, vigorous and
FALL BUSINESS.
OLD BROWN DsUG STORE,
Upper Town 81. Paul.
A HEAVY STOCK COMING.
DOND Just after residence of two months !r
ID Eastern aud Southern markets. has following
him the largest, cheapest and best assortment of
DRUGS,
CHEMICALS,
PAINTS,
OLs.
CHOICE Liquors,
PATENT MEDICINES,
Fancy ARTICLES,
PERFUMERY,
SEGARs, TOBACCO
everything pertaining line Of business ever brought
to this NORTHWESTERN Market. Every purchased
under his immediate Inspections mostly the IMPORTER
AND MANUFACTURER, and in every knOwn and reiG
Die dealers. We will warrant all sell t" be No.
quality For good and cheap articles he and to the
old established OLD BROWN ORIG STORE.
THE OLD BROWN.
WHEN comp on attention TO hHSness accuracy capac-
w ~ and competent knowleg" The days
ready TO taxi hand This special proclamation
greeting, We shall bc happy TO you ALL immediate ~
ROND & KEI.LOGG'S.
CONCLUSION.
,T'ls useless to enm rste we hand and keep
TIE CITY DRUG STORE.
a word to the wise is suificien''
seI7-u BOND xELLOGG.
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COT Il A & T. q ROVE La DS.
PRICE 81 PER ACRE,
HALF CASH & TIE BALANCE IN L & 2
YEARS WITHOUT INTEREST.
10000 ACRES.

Consisting mostly smooth rolling prarie the
delta embraced between the Mississippi Crox
Rivers In central locality. within two hours
Point Douglass Hastings, Alton, uison Slwa-
all air!ng ready accessible produce.
These land; the oldest dis
trct in Minnesota The soil is rich black loan. The Great
Western Railroad, completed Chicago Madison,
Wis. and progress thence North will in short
time be pushed the Mississippi st.
Crx PIT Prescott p. Douglas,
ton ot these lands to ST. Paul. These lands will
untities (n"t less than 40 acrcs) purchasers.
ST. Paul, July l2ih 1850. HENRY MCKENTY,
jyl2-dNwtf D.aler in Real Estate.
COTTAGE HOMES.
LOO Loss OF Five Acres Each.
BEAUTIFUL and commanding situation about mile
from thr Cay limits. Soil rich black Oam-Price $500
lot $500 cash, and the balance in and years without
infer, HENRY McKENTY.
ST. Paul, April 81. lS55.-d&wtf Dealer in Real Estate.
LAKE SUPERIOR.
FIVE THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND
BORDERING ON Lake Superior, vicinity OF Town
ID of Sap" for sac in parcels
These lands embrace the ern!n the Hudson
r"r and the ncsua and North Western
IRENE TEST of the Lake. which the largest
cities of the N"rh-Wrst must be located
ST. Paul. July oath, 1855. HENRY MCKENTY,
Jr2l-'Nwtf Dealer in Real Estate.
LAKE JOHANNA.
TRACT OF l73 bordering this Lake, 6
IN les 81. Paul, and y ST. Falls.
ST. Paul, July l7tl, 1855.
jyIS-tf HENRY MCKENTY.
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NESsRS. EDITORS:-Pl-ase the of LOUIS
BARTLETT. JR independent candidate for House Repre-
s'nativc, e Frs; Ward Representative District pee
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DOlbear's Writing s. Bookkeeping
Academy,
Over the Store Of Marshall & Co., on Wabaahaso


Street,
WILL. RE KEPT OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR.
Hours of Attendance from O A.. NJ. g to
9P. NJ.
ID his writing hand acquired In
ID two weeks than practice the old method
All cramping Of the hand is entirely removed and the pupil
enabled to write with ease, freedom and rapidity.
be seen at his Rom.
n. Students Book Keeping will be instructed such
practically familiar science,
and fit them the counting-ro
September 2ls 1855.
From His Excellencv, Gov. Roman.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2, 1882
have examined with attention writing Taught
periOry method with which acquainted. Mr..
Dbear having given family
but justice add that believe him public
patronage account the and mdness his
character, the of those
who received his lessons. A. ROMAN.
NEW ORLEANS, May 10, 1892.
the invitation of Mr.. Dolbear, enmaRsp in
have carefully examined specimens the writing
his pupils, 80 written through
entire Instructions and having done 1t is
with the highest satisfaction that testify the rapid, IL
OF unparalleled which they have made.
From the specimens withhold the expression
opinion that the system greatly superior TO
hitherto taught II to write egby elegantly, and in good
TASTE accomplishment useful desirable, the
anxiouy public patronage
Instructor whose qualifications the highest order ard
whose labors promise to be exceedingly useful In this and other
communities. A. b. ROMAN, Governor of Louisiana.
ID. PRIEUR, Mayor New Orleans.
l.. BRINGER, Surveyor General.
Rev. G. Maentaut, Rev. o. L. Nash,
A. Graiihe, Esq, Rev. G. Wmslaw.
]. w. Egnue, Esq, Cy26-tO w. G. Pope. Esq.
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"ASLETr * THOMPSON.
i L have this day opened the
aud are offering goods 1T IA
facilities East. can sell at v
houses. Call and examine. ,
FAN style Six Hats
Black. Brown and Pearl. Kos
suth. Wi''"-Awaac, French
Felt. Brush X Beaver Hats
White & cul'd >h,ri>,ali grades
y west patterns Cravais and
N"ck Ties
Cloths and ve<tipgs, a few
Blankets and Qlilts
Pocket ant Bnwic Knives
tcli'S celebrated Pistols
b. hos, Ct,ahS * fritrv oNlS
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DISSOLuTION AND REMOVAL.

AND REWVVNL.
FTNHE subscriber would respectfully appse tn. pnbic that
the Wright n Ftz dissolved. July 23d 1865
due the firm will he settled by
r. H. Fz, authorized the of the Arm for
Tbs The undersigned, having remove his shop tn
First Presbyterian Church. in the
building occupied by Mcsss. Ge. Cross Hesler will
bun'ss all its branches. Thankful
he respectfully olcits continuance Of the
au3-f Y. H. FITZ.
DISSOLUTION.
J1E Co-p,rtnerhip existing between George NJ
Proper and Carlos WILCOX under the and firm Of
Wcox is this day dissolved by mutual
The continued by Carlos Wilcox,
the and Onsce Building, the as heretofore.
CARLOS WILCOX.
Minneapolis. July tst. 1865. an11-tf
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BOOK STORE

G. HAMILTON CO.,
HAVING; Just RETURNED York; an rsv
stuck OF hooks, Bank Books, Stationary &C., &C..
prepared to Offer and and
those who will ,c-lIi articles
bsiu@>s at fair price. and hop. merit in
what already share
Of public patrvnsg".
BOOKS! BOOkS!!
wavr-y Scvels, ~ Fortune,
Chsmser's Miscellany, Kenneth,
Dicks WORKS, Lamp,
Shskspesre's Works, Rrth Hill,
Edgwrth,s - May Piow-r.
Pops's Ida May, Ida Norma,
Thornpson's - NV Brothers. Keeper,
Burns % Ups and Downs,
No0re's - Seighbors,
Lie of Sam Houston. Lamp Lighter,
Lectures Science Art,
Foot Steps Of ST. Paui,
Shipvrecks and Disasters,
Visits to European Celebrities.
Sketches Of Places People, &C., &c.
fncf:n- all andsr Works and Works by New
and Well Known Authors.
School Books and Bibles.
For sale By Ucl-t1 G. HAMILTON X CO.
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F p. J. r. Il.
q. r. IRVINE Co.,
Wholesale Retail
Gr0cerS, Provision s. Commission
Merchants,
Corner Saint anthony grciGnce 0ogoSite the
Amcrican House, Sa.nf Pau. Minnesota.
Libe raj Advances made Cousi snm.nts.
REFERENCrS:
Hon. II. NJ Rice. Saint Paul, ". Fr!lcy Anthony.
Mcs>rs. Rice onshcad h. II. Campbell, Galena Ills.
Becker. Saint Paul. ii. +. McCosky, do.
Gov. wils 4. oruar St. Paul. T.. &. Potter ilcv.w, I
Ey';ov. Ramsey, do. $. S. Phelps Oquawka. MS.
+. Rice. Esq, do, Leach NGoo,'rich. Louis.
H. H. Sihley, VI rndoa, Capt Wirl f:xcci>inr
X. -. Uptu., Anthony, Capt. Ilwick. do. City
A. King. do. Cant Etikely, do. Galeua.
81. Paul, June 30 Il. 1855.
EGGS! EGGS!
n Bells. FRESH EGGS, the .Danar' and
| " s,l" bv Il. +. IRVINE \ co.
Frh Groceries
oakland aud sale = the .pFPoT.'
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.. ->5\- TIME CITY OMNIBUS will every day
S$I:pf.SEA i within the following boundaries,
Gk-H.-gzS4 O'Clock A. M. to p NJ. :.eecLes'
Addition, Fort-s Mr.. Fullcr's
far East as J. c. Bubanks the baptist
as far Eight street, ST. Anthony street, the
dence OF Mr. Taylor formerly occupied by MAJ Fridley,
all outside these limits, there will
be an extra charge.
A
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WOOD BOUGHT AND SOLD AT
STERLING S. BROS WOOD YARD.
WE world again call attention Yard,
w junction Of Third and H. Anthony streets,
prepared to sell ali kinds of Wood cheap cash.
Me- p having To call
Office. a the Wood Yard.
irI2-.f STERLING 4 BRO.
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LAND
TWO MILES FROM THIS CITY.
80 ACRES ol rich land, well 'inner'.' and waers,:
w HENRY MCkENTY.
ST. Paul, July I7th, 1855. tyls-tf
HOET SETTLEMENT.
IN ACRES of excellent Land miles from st. Anthony
l. w ami miles 81. Paul.
HENRY MCKENTY.
s.. Pan July 17ih. 1855. ivlS-t
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JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL.

fR. INGALLS, the solicitation several pa rents,
WI will open SINGING SCHOOL. Masters al Misses
Baldwin School fouse Saturday 18th inst.
al r. NJ $3.50 for term go cssoas required
adv FRS sffernrs.n free. my15-tf
FRENCH EVENING SCHOOL.
fR. L. DIES ROSTERS respectfully the young
fl G-ntlrrn Of ST. Paul, that he has opened Evening
the tuition F"pch Those Joining the
class, will call the r Deeds Office, where Mr..
ID. may be ami nsrnes. -
REEERExcEs: -. -.
Norman W. Kittsor, -. .E@: Henry Forbes
DIR. Stewart, .Win: Spriss Hail. : -
I0u's'M. Dfvirr. iy11-w
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wish weil-selected
and Fancy oyds, just step
PaDcy Sore Third s, next door TO B. Presey's Grocery
Store, where will opened mub stock than
been brot Into this market. LADIES', especially
invited call and see and gentlemen not the less
Oct. 30, 1S54-y
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vTvBE return thanks public for
liberal heretofore extended them
business receives same.
that they much hotter prepared
they hive b~eD before, having
Cracker Machine from Boston, which will enable
their work with such facility and dispatch that they
the public with either Boston, Soda, Butter, Sugar,
Wine Crackes; also Pilot Bread other articles in the
trade at AL times baked fresh morning. Bread,
ers to Of the city order
jyt7-tf SPENCH 4 OJES.
EMPIRE HALL.
THIS HALL, which II well ADAPTED Concerts. Lectures,
Ac is offered to rent reAons,ie Inquire Of
se5-U q. y. BENSON.
| q PTOwS-Yor sale By
- II feb27-n ALEX. REY.
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THE PIONEER SOLD OUT TO RlCE-MONEY
Is POWER.

WALL STREET AND Mn. Ricr.-A gentle
man in New York city writes: My Wall
of Mr.. Rice. You know why."---&. .fnthony
Republican.
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- ~>f>-. THE SUBSCRIBERS would remind the people
800 Of ST. Paul, that their Livery Stable Is at the
CSSz2s old place, little below the Winslow House,
where they keep hand large number Of Horses
of the best kind.
Carriages single double open and covered
sOnabe terms.
ivai-tr BERKEY EDDY.
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FINE OLD BRANDY AND PORT WINE.
lust RECEIVED, iy Wren, Croft Resally. at their DR.
- Sore the best quality of French Brandy and Old Pr
Wine, and unsduerated, which
icna or family aI2G-tf
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ST. PAUL BOOK BINDERY AND BLANK
BOOK MANDATORY,
Thrds between Mnnesofa and Roberts Pres
Icy's Grocery and Provision Store.
TNHE undersigned, having completed his
Ruling aud Bininc, is prepared to furnish Blank
Books description, Rnled and Bound
pattern, with without printed headings. Particular
attention paid to orders County Officers, Banks c
Music, Magazines, Pamphlets 6kc style
Packages containing directions binding promptly ate
Bill IIeads Shipping Bills, &c, Ruled and Printed ORDER.
au24-u l.. A. NJ. HOISJNGTON.
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IUSTRECEIVEI. at Wren, Croft X Regally's Drug s
- large and general assortment Warren's celcb
"'ks Fishing Tackle, and Fishing Apparatus every
scription. my5
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THORMERLY Academy
Physcian recommends himself In Surgery, Midwifery
Dentistry will all external and internal
well female persons. He will
the persons,
cheaper medical attendance, and will Midwifery poor
won without ri charge. sc22-tr
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UPHOLSTERY, iATTRASS AND BEDDING
WAR ElIOCSE.
WANTED.

SIrUATIoN.fv OF good reputs'on in any business
e>iabi shmet WHERE he viii make hirs IL generally
dd-eSs W. Homer. Hastings. M'nue>oia. s,27-ff
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o. PTOws-Yor sale by
~ fet27-tf
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STAGE LINE TO SHAkOPEE.
srSAsTM '1NHE Subscriber now runs stage reeu-
sIr1lySSrA i larry between st. Paul and Shakopec.-
e@<=sls.zSA Leaving the Winsow House, st. Panl,
ondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, and Sakspee Tuesdays.
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
The stage driven by the proprietor himself, wha win
pains to make the The at Shakopee
meets with to Mank ttO.
~ All errands entrusted to his will receive prompt
attention. je14-N d. w. HULL.
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SAWYER fully Competent to take charge Of the saving
n department cr>t mill 10 BE- established Ex-
cci>ior. Lake Mnnctnka-sh learn of permanent
siuann by applying nn stately at the cfrce Of CHAS A.
=. NORRIS, Surveyor, ST. Paul, CHAS. S. HARGtN, al
the Lake. aa1S-tf
81 Croix Union and ST. Anrhony Reprplicar week