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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-09-14

Executors Notice.
Estate of John Campbell, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
~ terested that final settlement of tho
Estate of said deceased will be/made in the
Court Of Ordinary for AbLevillc District, on
the 26th of November next.
If there should be any demands against the
Estate still remaining unpaid, those persons
having such will present them properly attest.
ed, for payment.
JOSEPH F. BELL, Exr.
Aug 81, 1855 IL sm
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Dyspepsia and its Kindred
Diseases.

Retail Price so Gents a Bottle!
For which sum an incalculablc amount of suf-
faring may be arrested. The trade will be
supplied Oh liberal terms.
Orders should be addressed to
IIAFILAND. HARRAL & CO.,
Special Agents., Charleston, s. c.,
Importers Of Drug. Mc'iicines, Chemicals.
Pcrfumery Brushes, &c.
II" For sale by WARDLAW d LYON,
hhhevil!c; +. 6. PARKS, Greenwood; GARY
& GARY. C"*cs'nrv. [junc1 '55 ~
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CANDIDATES. FGEe OFFICE.
~" The friends of s. G. W. Dill, respect.
fully announce him Candidate for Sheriff, as
the ncxi Election.
c:Yr 'Ths iric:'is Of " u. GRIFFIN respect.
fully nnnc.nce him a candidate for Sheriff at
the ensuing c'ection May 7, 1856. 7:
~" Tie friends Of NIMROD McCORD re.
spectfn'lv announce him as a Candidate for
sheriff 1T the ensuing Election.
s5F- The friends Of Capt S. A. HODGES rcs.
pccttully announce him as & candidate for TAG
Collector at the ensuing election.
~" The friends OF LoIN r. W1Lsoa respect
fully announce him rs {, candidate for 7ar Col.
iccfor Of Ahleville District, at the ensuing cleo
ton.
es' We are authorised to announce the Rev.
JA"ES MooEE as n candidate for reelection as
1nr Collector Of Abbeville District, ut the en-
suing election.
ssEs3- The friends of JAMES " VANDIVER
respectfully announce him as candidate for
Tar Collector Of Abbevile District, at the en-
suing election.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-24
PROPERTY TO LEASE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
q CORNER LOTS Robe street being points
q for business.
Governor Ramsey's house, in tho Upper Town.
Wnslow's Addition commanding splendid views to
the
4, wnslow's addition. being very desra-
private reside and aoring the
vorable inducements investments.
number of "a, g. and 10 LOTS Immediately adj
joining the Town limits.
l6o miles ST. Paul. we'll situated, and presen
ting advantage that Could be desired
town. Apply at the Office OF
EMERSON s. CASE,
mho6-tf ito the American Ii,usr,
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T1IS place is situated the bay Of Superior and Lett Hand
River. at the head Lake Sups and possesses bet
site better arbor
cia city the North and eqlalleG
in prospective importance by Chicago only.
The propreors Lave clea undspGted, and nncu,bered
title to the land which SUPER OR is laid and AL
chasers lots receive deeds the
SUPERIOR laid during the ard already
contains hundred inhabitants, large hotel number
connodous with warehouses, and is in all
spccts the tOurshng in the West The County
Seat U. g. Land Office, and Post ONCE located
where the Mississippi aud Lake Superior u s. Military Road,
construction, connecting with ST. Paul. temi-
/: the Lake ternin OF all the projected railroads
by June run
SUPERIoR,-one Chicago. two Cleveland
from Buffalo fine having been built expressly
this trade.
Two Steam Saw Mills and Printing Press the
TO Superior and will be promptly set to work.
Oneha or the lots have Appropriately the propreocs
to be Sud by che undersigned actual settlers
and TO provide fund for extensive public improvements. Le
appropriations made public prposes-parks,
churches. railroads. &C.. &c.
In order to correct the Misrepresentation arising
iiaTy 1t Is state that Superior Cify'
about which the title which legal
other and different place. and in different township from
SUPERIOR.
ET-Mars SUPERIOR signed by Clark. surveyor
VIM Newton. Agent Attorney Proprietors,
the principal hotels Of ST. Paul. acna Chicago,
Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo. Buffalo and other cities.
All persons who wish purchase lots obtain Information
apply VIM. H. Newton, SUPERIOR Douglas Comfy, Wis
celsin. VIM. II. NEWTON.
Agent and Attorney for Proprictors SUPERIOR
May I, 1855. my2-3ml&w
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TEAM WORN.

TINE SUBSCRIBER resp.cifg,,v annou,ce "a the
ctens ard citizens 81 ST. Paul. that he has three Good
@rl and 80 os IN and aroni s.
rarr the Tsrory ers sTt a, h,s rss
dac opposite Catholic Cemetery, at tie City Drug store
c. Eoa3 s keiloss. Will receive rrorlp, attention.
:. W l'5NNiMAS.
6. Fan, Nsrcn iasr, Ysx. r,sI9-sn
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J. IL. T.. WILSON,

DEALER IN REAL ESTATE. Wabahaw street, in OF
- Capitol Saint Piul, nnesoia Territory. Will give
particular attention locating Land Warrants and will
general Information Government Lands to S ters.
Dir. Wilson be found Forest Lake. about % miles from
St. excellent opportunity selecting thu
very lands. between ST. Paul and the
above placetwicea week. ap30-tf
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4 Enw ,isAslE..--.,iz .'i.ow dye do make
one ac 1uanlarce; two ac4lain.Ances make enc
ilyi:ai.on 10 canrcii; three invitations to church
lnake on Ir.cn4shir; two friendships make enc
..yowal Of fcli.ng; one y0Wal of is-,iag make.
marriage: marriage makes any f.Q2atity OF
eh4scn AMI any qnan;:ly Of chi.igor. l.aAe3 oae
ioor.
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Gfeta: g Uii!:a"o " $780,. Wiiai jo'Ter
...Iauijah and Aiaih asa Ic.ry The
Cianre! q sac ,ilssis.pai h.ssf.
Le il cn4fet e. ar Lcg.se're -i.s,aai q III Tenilorg
SEC. w1l..la u. :"eca7y, VI. L7:y.r. PICARD
fs'eo1r. .'i Aoc94. 4! -4r ih'ir herr aa.ia-
IL ';'i g.! "tasi y-'-, - IaT AID .a.Ha NJ sery
*eysS Ia. .l 4ni.ui Il ta .i-.a..i N. Il. village
81 L u Waa. ~ t!e "1J..1, ..i .r.uiy
"''.' ii an p'int william u' IL 'a'"ariy stN~.y
na CO., SAD r.re'' lnl e eire OF ro~d ..ssl ~4ss
= TIesAd ~ al ". ;~e Icy. " i'm Lnuvcr, N.ciard
)res37n ana Morris Hobart SHAH vu eighteen
ta'i,sasc o t' @ct, p -. and 'Ata'n upon sad terry m
k'od AID sr e'it c'i % basis as may b lcce-sa l.
"'r' f'rt al ta. h.'r, eit.!e ic ctiir -op rt"r
tLe accommodation " f, llsssevI,; AID shall
ave ready a pol ~tterdance passenger. al
o sad terry al .sh: ay b ca's sd double The
al, s , " i, ST,sn = william ra:ver, lucia'a
l't ON ana Hofs o4!t 5Y l'a ID 9r boats, passengers
aad pcfeuy On any lluiic hk5way hicH may terminate
w.hn tne !tS aore !e,.'i. the anIs an, p,ls,.
wus he SANS, having pa, :res ,..r p,r.As-oa - 10
l. Tas s.d william sa-e,,ey, wgi,Ia Iauve-, RICHARD
Fe-i'm ana H"Trs H'hari isl w!n TX lis alter 'ir
4s.s- tais AZ, ia b. flea VIII TIA, Of
bona T., ,c il, ,f - 40" :, V2iN'
the ie! srm ol two tho sad Gitrs Caai.i M
III ii a.! Ne date tha' are imposed IN Nj,
a cas- .; ih:r Irluse 50 to d.. les shall i,r.rA
h-utis IN inea. have ",.u,a g 'Ar'a IT. lis r.se-.
D. FIr i!"- 20 Keep gid ,yG tyiticit boat
n, ,.t1e +, 60 n 80. INV he. N ~, an, s,y
lillian I.vNr. Il jil-I I ~ aid ,ri, Hobart slii j.
su.n NJ eececia; twenty l,ir, L. he recoseftl ~ and
.ys c?,-n Jn:.a nep, ana s',Il be i4s,hpr nsle IVA
'c3a iyr 81 t.A ay r,on rlsy an uE
I'd Frc,lJ Sol Norris E,54; il tle ucs In
I'D - ,,v -, vi5 .,i -, ir j.v re 80 -.
.s S, i"''', '' .'' ''s-' or ~ F,''-5n il ''.'
charged crossing IL ayove fer! shall
Fr'a.l ao'' v,ts.nssr. .,.......,.. ~ cents.
" t"0!ars.' ia = ': y G u.t~- 'sa!n, -
aus.' l,Is' ca :.a,, VIA p1Fs &c Is, So
- a'i-.ora hars q. ~ ~ SOW, i-i
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NOW FOR BARGAIN.
NOR few weeks ROOTS and SHOES had the NEW
II YORK BOOT AND SHOE STORE a bargain. 7 intend
dispose present stock he ready the Spring
hand
and exhibited
PAUL. and no mistake. non,t cheap
coe fst2o-m O. o. HOFEAAFO
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PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCR1BERSn

r RON Ard SCOTT & CO., New Yssk, esn11aas - seSD-
II llsh the following ng1tiBh Yxstodseslsy via Il
THE LONDON QUARfEBLY (OOnseSvastve.l
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whtgs) .gfYfw ~,
THE EORTH BRITISH RBvIRw Gree ChueA5
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW Q5bessIl ft sf
BLACKwOODS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE CTosyJ
The present European asy, win render theee
interesting during the fostheno yess
They occupy middle ground between the hastily wSsten
items specuatOns and nying o. the day
Jouua Of the future bistOan, wit.
ten living and excitement Of the kess pos
cal events time shall have passed sway 70 thcoo
the only really integb
and reliable history current events snd - suh
To their literary scientific and char
cter we urge upon the Of the reading public
H Arrangements made for ne recpe
Of arlv sheets British publishers, By which ne are
enabled 10 place the hands Of
they he furnished with the
Although this outlay On our part We snau
continue 70 the Periodicals at the same low rates -
heretofore, together with the following premiums 70 nsw
Terms and Premiums.
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CALENA PIANO FORTE WARER oONas.

DROWN ALLEN. Of Boston, Mass, appointed n.
ID T. Merrill, Garna, their the North and
keep their Piano
The Pianos made by Brown Allen unsurpassed in
ACTION, DURABILITY, BEAUTY & SWEETNESS
They considered preferable ether maker
throughout New England ami
duced they have Won the l. nd.
Tos. wishing TO purchase earnestly invited 10 call at -
Main street, alena Illinois, and their Pianos pur.
chasing elsewhere. II. r. MERRILL,
III Dads 90 Main
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B!GELUyy X FL.ASDRAU.

.ltcrNtS.s Ge3 Co1Iss1ors GO L@-.
CS ever i. D N~i. e.S il below Roberts.
-. ssll, Minnesota.
WILL a,te11 ana cs-su,iy IN professional hrs;aess
II al t1e eo'r-S tae Territory; collection
cots and &c ali Other connected with
The profeSSos.
Money - ioan n snail sums god security.
HORACE Il. BIcELow. ,vAyIx. r. rr.SpSAr
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OF GOOD Materials,
MA Nm US ACHIN

Excels all others In simplicity Of construction in facility
in lightnefs Of draught occurring Only
having side draueht III its ACCESSIBILITY
ground, being readily adjustable hight the
ground when reapnE means Of lever extending lhedr
implement cutting lodged tangled grain
coggng. It will cut close ground, gather
eed and will also gather timothy and clover secd. Two
each machine, either Of may be used as required.
The combined machine converted from Reaper Mower
ly simply moving inserting
ferm which may be done In less than one minute.
Numerous certificates and testimonials to
the value Of Manns Machines have been received
all the coun and publshed with large
apapV Vi sent y IN s to III speans WI" 'e
Terms heretofore Machines delivered where
For two horse price $i26oO
cash and the other half LIST December $i35 co.
cash and the other half LIST December, S4o co.
should be sentin to machines. To
those who have hand certain FINDS Reapes
w furnish our mschns adsr simply and ercvsy for
first Of December following $l2o. Dealers supplied by
Rockford, ILL.,, February, 1856. NANNY CO.
PREMIUMS AwADRED THIS MACHINE AND MEDAL
AT THE WORLDS FART
Crystal Palace, N. Y. Bonse Medal Trail at Geneva N.
machines $4,000 the best
$4,000 reapnR, Mccormick others.
Fair Silver Medal. Chicago Mechanics Institute Fair, Gold
other machines Trial Louisville KY, $4,000. Missouri
and Ms,sn Fair
1853 $40 $1,000. county ILL.,. $1,000
Louisville Mechanics Association, Diploma hest mower
Diploma for best Diploma best and
mbined, Diploma with special recommend Trial in New
1854 $1,000 for best $1,000
$40 hes, reaper and cobned in competition will
other machines. Rock county Fair Wis.,. Diploma
best reaper and mower Dupage county Fair m So bes
and mower Wnuebaco county Fair H., frst Pcmiag
reaper and Stephenson County Fair
Report reaper and Muscane County
Iowa. Certificates for best reaper and ower cesn Stat
Fair $40 for best and IS orb st mower Kab
Fair m $40 for best and and So for
Cambridge county Fair N. Y, 1st Premium. Nontpomer
county Fair n. Y. FIRST rreraun Fton county Fair n.
first Premium. Pennsylvania State Fair Slo for best reape
and $40 for and $40 Mddlcbu
county Fair VT: first Premium, and many others
| to enumerats.
Special Notice hereby given to Q. II. Mccormick that
shall hold him accountable for ell his
He in the Albany Cutivator 0. December 1852 ssats
fed tho experience OF the past harvest the possib
constructing the machine moving
to the best advantage separate moving apparatus tn
next harvest wifi esod VIII: my Rearar.o Now, my
Sir make separate Meeting appdrGta but dc nfring
claims as shall hold strictly accountable donG
| jel3-3m JOHN II. NANNY.
wM. b. YOUNG, Genera, Agent for Minnesota.
Principal Depot for Minnesota. at thu Warehouse Of
J.. VI. BASS CO., Agents for st. Paul.
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I-g=@ The Gr.al .lury of Orange countc, in
F.oriIn. in til ei- prescntn2n., made at the late
term Of their court, mentioned The fact that. cut
81 OF population o! 600 in the county there has not
cen single death IN twelve months.
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O>c IioEsE IoNcE2N.-"iEqui. x, > la ti.o Dem
ocrat, has come 10 the conclusion that he is '.one
horse: concern. lie IS mistaken. IL is jack
ass.
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GOOD NEWs-M0RE BOUNTY LAND.

LAW passd CONGRESS March ID, 1855, gtving One UsN.
n dref and S1fy Aers ~ LGnd " oil pefone who have
performed IA lsys military service Of the United
Sssfes since IT'S.
The includes Commissioned and Nom Commission.
ed Ofcers nciutng Indians) whether
Volunteers, Militia or Rsngers.
Also and Non-Commissioned Odcess Of
the Navy, Ordinary 6eamen, Lsndsmen Marines,
I'LL Men, Oh piains and CieYts. 80
recsived
the 1eo. Those
enffer under this act.
Soldiers Of the Black Hawk. wan,
made applications for land AMI failed account Of
served Soonta, (oDv.
Teen dsJs Or n they enssged In DsA1e.
The Vrteran Soldiers Revo,uton pensions
now entitled to land. n their widows draw
The benehts Of th act Of the sods death extend
TO his widow, his minor cidrrn other hcrS,
1t IL thouIht nearly hundred Honsof Win Be-
seued under this ami in 81 the large nur %
spplica that mae considerable time VIII
cerasiy eapse they al be acted DeDebeS
the maxim, snrst ccgne, hrst served.'
Win expeseHeed I'm atWa1h
snstnn Runiy Land for IN entitled 70 Il ivng IN
Trryisory With can. WeWske eAasgo
in case unie.s weObtasn the Land.
ap13-tf PARKHH CAWvHn. Atty - LAw.
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NORTH WEST

NORTH WEST
SADDLE. HARNESS ANn LEATHER STORE.
1T the old stand in the RICE Byildac, anthony Street.,
M HERE may be found raj assortment S.sd=s.
w Harness, Trunks Valsrs, Carp Bags. &C.,
and Silver plated Carriage Harness. oi and
Harness Whips. ases iiiirs, Killing Brides. &c.
Sole ami Upper Leather. Cali and SkinS
Lasts, Pegs thread and mails. good assortment.
Work made tn o.irr repairing done
ready only. fmy i5-iv1 A.. F. SPOFFORD.
n. X. WRIGHT. r.. II.
WRIGHT Il FITZ.
ioINTIS, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Shov Opposite the NinsIow House. Near For. street.
vNTOVlD respectfully inform the citizs st. PAU the
w building Community az large, tina: they par 10
attend promptly siwotS entrusted them, either
tend the erection of buildings furnish and do
hy contract. the above firm
experience stair buildings fatteret with the belief
that the fullest will
Par March ~ h.. 1855. rrhec-tv,Sws
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Paper Hangings s. Paper Hanger!
HAVING Deceived A LARGE STOCK OF PAPER
II HANGINGS, and secured the assistance Of
Mr.. N. B. TERWILLER,
In this branch business. who Is ready I'LL and hang al
orders in the hest s'yic low having
will do well their orders Book store
ap27-tf WM DAHL.
TO THE LADIES.
Few bottles Of genuine Eau dc Cologne and Lubns lest
n Imported Perfumery at -
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Delightful Lots for Private Hest.
dences,i I'm warren + Winslevv's
Addition In ~. R0mls

He attractive portion St. Paul. situated on botn sdes OF
j the sTreW Brook, the vicinity Of the 'Santomne
HOTEL the Public individual improvement
and Embellishments The In this addition combine every
advantaee that could be desired convenient and
home. soil ID dry and admirably the constuc
ton healthy cellars. Fine springs uest water abound
on bluff while s beautiful strean
command magnificent the city, river brook, and
surrounding country, which In the most
picture Several VI
in OF erection, while numerous
win undoubtedly commenced good
believing projected railroads Su
peor Chicago Paul either by sTr Brook
sMcLeo's which short distance beyond
These valleys constitute opening by grade
the river and only which will be possible
eafety and ease.
The subscriber being this picturesque portion
Of the prominently notice, and being alto
gchcr actuated by mercenay will
TO effect desiring
to invited upon the subscriber Tin
Lambers brick building where plat property
can always be seen. JOHN ESAIAS WARREN.
EMERSON l. CASE, Agents,
Oupo sitef Tho Arnrri U.hal
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PROSPECTUS
nE THE


The undersigned propose to publish al WI
MONA, Winona County. MInnesota TcTtory,a
Weekly Newspaper, 10 tie called tie "WINoNA
WrExLy EXPRESS" the frs! number al whicl!
will he issued OF or before the first tuesday IN
August next. In establishing thc EN"Rrss. II
will be our aim to found such newspaper as
we believe the growing and important interests
Of Southern Minnesota dcnand-a paper WiheA
shall merit the confidence and he !aiihiul eX-
ponent oc the wants. the principles and the nights
ut her citizens IL politics the EMPRESS will
be consistently Democratic. Lut whilst ii will
Sustain the ,ine.honored principles ci the party
rnler whose guidance our common country las
crown non infancy 10 the full power OF rnaIrer
manhood, ii will, wiz: al is influence and en-.
orgy, oppose tie dogma wiich unpnncip!ed
politicians are nov cuteoyo.l1g 70 force upon
lis, that party diciplnc should sanc;;on the llo-
iltion o. solemn compromises, ana thai the iuf-
Their prosperity O. or coGGtIy y In>.lSsoluo!y
connected with The extension Of human lon
dayc Relieving that TIE lTaudulon ard WIDEN,
outraccs lately pelpe,ra,ci upon The clizens q
:: neirhloring TerI.to3y, 10 he The legitimate
traits q the Northern Doush-iaceisn which
secured the passage OF the Kansas Nebraska
Bib, We shall upon al occas;o..s give cur IN
i.uerce and II logt 10 such persons and meas
,ce5 as vii! be mosi likely 20 lead 10 4 ros;oya-
non Of the Missouri Compromise and prevent
;.e farther cXtcils on oi slavery oyCr aEy ter-
.torv hereto o.e c2naecga!ed % freedom.
Il twill ,reat political ana other opponents WIKI
,.iIGrss and cavr3psv, and wills, /, VII always
unioarcr 70 maintain the TaCrH and RIcuG
against FALsEnooD and EaRoR, j vii never
descend 10 become lAc n.cJ.Ul - abuse against,
Tie upright and WORTHY. merely - g.a,!.y the
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FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVEsTMENT!

NOR SALE.4O beautifully situated lots in sWarrcn an
wnsows Addition at prices ranging from $3.50 $500.
Block four, wnslow's Addition, (up town. commanding
splendid views over the City and River.
large Gov. Ramsey's residence.
Seventh street, the site of the new Hotel.
Several business Third Fourth and Robert streets
100 acres in H. t. 49, r. D. miles from ST. PAUL. 90
Acres Sec la do 100 81 do, miles from the
city number Of 2K and 10 acre lots adjoining tbs
towpOssessng every advantage either for Investment OF
residences. Apply to EMERSON q CASE,
Opposite American House.
ST. Paul. March %, lS5t.-mh27-tf
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!. a. NJ. IIOYSyNGJCN,
2 o o X BIN DE r

Third Story Of r. rresisys Brick Store,
TFIIpp e---v-,
VI~T. ter Z, ueiuess in hi which may
w ust,f. Magaz .riudicals b
Old ound, and Music qui
the no
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70 Dark skins ale dangerous III free coun-
tries Ike ours. 4 white GIL, tie daughter @.
Nr. Samuel Goolsl.aIl, residing vi,Ain three
miles Of Downinsvil-e, C"c2er County, Pa,
las nigh being kidnapped on lie 7ih instant,
la.ing icon t;.ken for & mulatto gi.l.
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For Sale.
VALUABLE house and lot Vnsiow's Mil. The lot
n which the House stands is 10S feet by $50. Also lot
the oposit. side of the Sc 10y I76 et The furniture
the house will be sold with its If desired also nifty
wood Also harness. &c Also. hogs and cattle.
The house, houses enclosures, and all the
and in excellent condition, and there desira
bile suburb residence in the city.
Also S. IL. and 12 in Block Randall and Robert adj
dition Paul. Also valuable Leeciis
dition. A. PIERSE,
Cedar street. next door N Episcopal Church.
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10 Farmers and Mi1iers.
SALMONS IMPROyED PATENT.
CRAIN ND GRANE SEED EEPAR4TOR

THIS Machine iook the rst premium the
j Ycrs. sISo al The New YORK State Fair IN 1852.
las been generally introduced the States. and is scSoi-
edged tr all TO L. superior Other Machine
ns grain ana s; and is sast sueTseding the
all otSers.
Farmers call ard Machine, before
purchasing any other. For Sale only by
NcCLOCD BROTHER,
Agents for the Territory.
Jsne-u Near the head o Third St., 81. Paul.
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j. w. ALDER,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
No. opposite Bank Of Gand and Gdseffe and
Advertiser Printing ONCE Galena, Illinois,
TTAS constantly hand large supply Drugs Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stuf. Prfuney, Fancy articles, &C.,
&C.. comprising everything usually kept Drug Store which
been selected with nrd warranted lie
Cash and prompt
will lind their advantage call examine his
stock before purch asing elsewhere. ...t ID.
Also pol Patent Medicines Of the
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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-24

To BOOK BUYERS AND MERCHANTS. g.
WITH tie opening Of the Spring Trade 1885, the sutsc
w Der takes pleasure In announcing large additions ts his
large Stock Of
BOOKS. STATIONERY, AND PAPER HANGlNGs.
Havir" recently returned tie Spring Trade Sac -
whih Goods tBSn b.iore, 10
Il Cash purchasers, favorable induces
than have been previously offered In Western
market.
Stock found the largest supply Of MEDf
CAL BOOKS the good assortment of Standard LAW
BOOKS: Of SCHOOL BOOKS. all the kinds general use,
thought Of The pul lishcrs, in quantities.
Attention called stock Of BLANK hooks.
well large mt Of letter. Cap, my, Medium, and
Folio ired pain-slsO Of Printing Paper AZ
MI pcrs,-ind In the department of Wall Paper, think
Stock embracing does than 100
styles. cheapest quality the finest gold and
velvet pst. rms, with borders corresp ,ipiing.
Please call at the 10 Store opposite the D.
Soto House. J. N. WAGGONER.
GaIenL April 2, 1855. ap2O-2m