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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-15

MEETING OF THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.-The Sec
ond meeting of this society was held at their
room in the Capitol on Thursday evening last
Much interest was manifested, and much business
was transacted The first lecture of the course, by
DR.. Williamson is announced for next Thursday
evening in the Baldwin School House. Lecture
Free. The Subsequent lecture will be delivered
by E. d. Neill of which due notice will be given.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WE, subscribers being appointed the Probate Court
w Ramsey County, and Territory Minnesota. Commits
oer receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands
of all against the Estate of FRANCIS DUNN late Of
said County, also all claims demands exhb
ted In oe, hcreo and six months from the first publication
this being allowed by said Court that
therefore hereby give notice that will attend the
ties said appointment at the house JOHN ROGERS,
the City Saint Paul. the LIST day December next
the hours O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock NJ, of that
day. JOHN ROGERS, c,,,,;ss,,n.r.
nO10.tf JOHN BELL. (O'A'''''o"S'0'
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E~ Three or four times couple appeared
before a clergyman for marriage; butthe BRIDE
groom was drunk, and the reverend gentleman
refused to tie the knot. On the last occasion
he expressed his surprise, that so respectable a
girl was not ashamed to appear at the altar
with man in such state. The poor girl
broke into tears, and said she could not help it.
'And why, pray?'
Because, sir, he won't come when he is So
ber"
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Nam Vo,v Nor

NEW I DIRK, NOV. %.
The United States Frigate Potomac, for the
West Indies, sailed from this por, this morn
ing.
The steamer Pacific sailed to-day at noon.
She takes on, 50 passengers, and only $4,000
in specie.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-15

e@ Within the last few weeks ninety ba-
kers have been sent from London to Scutari,
Sebastopol, etc., to make bread for the, British
forces in the East, so that the troops there are
likely to be well furnished with excellent bread
during the approaching winter. fsf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-15

CO A steamboat named the ''Maryland," built
in 1919, and which has been in constant use ever
since, lies at the wharf in Baltimore. Twenty
nine years is a long time for steamboat to be in
running order.
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CT S. W. Plume, of Newark, N. j., has been
compelled, in New York court, to pay $4,000
to Miss Coe, whom he had seduced under promise
of marriage.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-15

CO The weather in Minnesota is remarkably
moderate for this season of the year. Yesterday
fires were scarcely necessary for comfort.
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SLAVERY TO THE REsCuE.-The Southern States
man, published at Prattville, Alabama, urges the
appropriation of every dollar in the State Treas
ury,' if necessary, for the purpose of forcing
slavery into Kansas! 1t urges the calling of
County and State Conventions for the purpose of
organizing Southern ssKansas Aid Societies"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-15

ISDIASA.-The State debt of Indiana is set
down at $l,7S3,473. No wonder that there are
so many Irdianians hurrying to Minnesota.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-15

CO Isaac Goldsboro, per Jesse Armstrong
will please excuse us from publishing his commu.
nication. Weprint an English, not German pa
per.
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HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRA TED
nn1TDnTJNn I,r MN UvnD Ioor

HlIuL1 CONCENTRATED
COMP POUND FL UID EXTRACT BUCHI.
Is certain, remedy diseases of the la-
distractions, Female Complaints, -sHF'
and all Diseases the Sexual Organs, whether I'm
MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever they and
NO MATTER OF HOW LONG STANDING.
This popular and specific anijc.
and guaranteed to all the 1t searched
out the very roots of the driving
fluids OF the body, thus the
CURE CERTAIN AND PERMANENT.
ThS medicine aays pain and inflammation which
lies invariably and be taken and
expense TO PATIENTS This nfaLe remedy
from the hands Of
MERCII.ESS oUACkS,
IL not from premature In Com
pound Buhu Is the only article least
The afflicted I'm performing
SAFE CURES.
IL contains no narcotic other injurious
pure y VEGETABLE COMPOSITION. 1t agreeable to
the perccptible
either without hnrance or medical
advice, plain directions
Reader, Ii have Of the
lcct them,
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
with this medicine you all
exposure. .ee-s 81
TRUTH MIST AND WILL PREVAIL
This medicine speedily and eectuay the most yirulent
form Of diseases, particle OF nfcc-
os matter from the system, restoring the
state Of HEALTH AND PURITY. And a medicine which
must benefit everybody, simply confined
and dcspans invalid, acting both Al
CURE AND PREVENTIVE
Of any of the above ailments.
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DEER N SrILLwArKR.---On Saturday last three
deer deliberately walked within gun Shot of Mr..
Wizards residence, in Holcomb's addition to
Saltwater. Mr.. J. NIcKusick, We are told, pur-
sued and overlook them. Indeed, rs they had
laid down, he almost stumbled upon them, but
they were too nimble for him.---St. Crotr Union.
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CESsUs OF RED WNe.-we learn from Rev. ].
W. Hancock, who has just completed the census
OF our village, that the number Of permanent res
ldents Is sil. One year ago there were but $50
II the same ratio Of increase is maintained We
shall! number $500 on the Let of December 1856.
and IN three years p 500. Make room for Red
Wing among other cities.-Red Wing Sensiael.
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MARBLE MANDATORY.
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE.

NHE beg leave to Inform the of St.
PAU AMI surrounding country, that he Just received
and has CONSTANTLY hand supply American and
Italian Marble and after some thirty
reefs conndcnt that ne can turn
cheap other In the Territory lie now offers for
sale Monuments, Tomb Stones, Paint Stones
1c &c, at MS actoy, opposite the Office, St.
thony street.
All contracts made with his for Marble Work will
be filled strictly according to agreement.
jy27-tf l. n AMIDON
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CT Two fatal railroad accidents have recent
ly occurred at Chicago, by persons getting on the
track
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-15

cy Mr.. William Lecky, one of the Oldest res
idents of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, died ON Mon
day.
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CT The Detroit Tribune says that Gen. Cas-
Is estimated to be worth 5000, 900.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-15

ia The meeting of DR.. Beale, the Dem
tist with his wife, was of the most affecting
character. When told that he was pardoned,
he could not utter syllable for some time.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-15

CO Within the past month $780, 900 has been
received at the Winona Land Office from purch-
asers Of land. $50,0tU of this amount have been
taken in Land warrants-the balance in cash.
Ws,aona Arotts.
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"a The Bardstowu (Ky.) Gazette says that the
health of Hon. Linn Bovd 10 still verv bad.
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Territory Of Minnesota,
County Of Ramsey.

Upon the reading instrument IN writing purporting to
" be the last Will and Testament JOSEPH BETTINGEN,
presented this Court and John Besn named q Executor
upon apica John Bctngen, II Ii
ordered that the 10th December A. D., 1866 at ten o.
clock A. the Office Of Probate Judge, In Saint Paul. be
the time and proving said WILL when all concerned
appear and contest the Probate Of the same and fur
her ordered public be given to all
the publication of this
In the Saint Paul DAILY Times, newspaper published ut Saint
county, sccrssivey, hore the
said 10th day Dscember S65-Daed at st. Paul. the
10th day of November, A. D., 1855.
- RICHARD FEWER,
L nol9-3w Probate Judge, Ramsey TO-, NJ. T.
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u We have been shown BY our friend Charles
Maurice, the identical ballot box out of which
John Van Buren, got his $4,000 Soft majority.''
holds about pint. 1t can be seen at all hours
ut Nat's.-ChdutduQue Dem.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-15

c. farmer at Hopkinsville says he has been
offered 81 per bushel for his next years crop of
wheat. Fast country this.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-15

E9- An Irishman few days since. bought
family Bible, and on taking It home, made
his first record as follows:-"Patrick Don, born
Sept. 30, 1916, aged five years"
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MINNESOTA LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY.

MINNESOTA LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY.
DELANO r. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, AND
GENERAL AGENT;
Office merit door to United States Land Office,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
AND, Town Property, Land Warrants, bought sold,
IL Money loaned, and It'll examined
and collections made, land located
sold credit. IL Agencies solicited. Interest allowed
special deposits.
entrusted him attended to with prompt
and fidelity. oc2O-d&wtf
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n% An Asylum for inebriates has Just been
opened in New York. - Z =
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SMITH s. TOWNE,
DEALERS
R T. Al T. ST
Red Wing. Min. Ter,
OFFICE OPPOSITE THE U. s. LAND OFFICE.
GOVERNMENT LANDS SELECTED, LAND
WARRANTS LOCATED,
Investments made to the Best Advanfaqe,
MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
IL kinds OF Surveying, Mapping aud Plotting order,
IA by practical Surveyor. wishing Town
ship Maps of the surveyed lands,
prices.
Hon. Ex-(SOv. Alexander Ramsey, st. Pau.
Hon. w. II. WEIGH, Chicf Justice o
W. W. Phelps, ESq Register U. 8. Wing.
q. c. Graham, ESQ.,, Receiver Land Odcc. Red wing.
Rev. ]. w. Hancock, Register of Deeds, Red Wing.
Sanom & French, Attorneys at Law, St. Paul.
Hon. James u Parker 10 Barclay street, n. Y. City.
D'wolf, Maelay Qumby, Real Brokers,
Chicago, I'll.
Hon. T. T. Abbot, Mayor OF Manchester, n. II. .-4.r
James Pierce, Esq. Hudson. n. II.
p. James & Co, 36 Wall street, New York
Hon II. NJ. Rice, Delegate to Congress, ST. Paul.
A. Gilman, Esq, Lowell, Mass.
p T. r.
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L o OK fl ND LIVE!
DIR. =, J. GALLUPtS
COMPOUND SYRUP or BRIER ROOT.

i
The best sseus, and reliable Medisius ever usel
Dyssnssy Dianh"s cholera acrbs Chsls.a Infa.tun
Young; also sovEaEIoN aEnEDY ron : = -
Asiasic ChsleSa, In its Fires Ssaess.
THIS years. estsblIs
sdsns s the o. o. %
men:c any kind and the present proprietor 70 only induced
to the ho body Of the people the knowledge which
experiences can only give tofheJew.
The Brier Rect Syrup
the many years Bowel
Complaints, adaptation vegetable
cure The properties drugs medicines the
shops wen known, any person
OF knowledge and judgment, tell what will have tendency
opium, while supplies systems tendency cheek
the action the bowels and that castor and ap and
variety Of other medicines have opposite tendency. And
does know that dose Ut opium death and
The great aim among physicians has been to compound ned-
cnesof this kind in such quantities that the disease will be
object generally BY knowledge Il the
Of the poson but the result s that while Of the
tenn, sappIns the foundations health,
brings the patient stage early
an impotent and unhappy old age.
DOCTOR GALLUP struck with this peculiarly
to the discovery Of remedy After several years ties a
bor he finally succeeded In the
the curative, that they are each
er for their effects also succeeded in method
OF separating them, that was and practicable
This Great Discovery ,i,s.Hs ~
enabled him accomplish Whist he had seeking
years. Of asnSens and hesn. which
In any endangerng the life Of the patient.
Such the origin of the SYRUP BRIER Roof, such
its advantages every other medicine.
effects In quarter the time required by ordinary
medicines!
mineral vegetable poison the system
removed! ...... a 49,. -. ..-.t.,.a .e-s
1t never carries the system the opposite extreme bu
Equilibrium and the their
induces diseased action
IT fs pleasant to the taste, and produces
always effect cure taken before the patient is abso-
lu:ely incurabe!
1t can in no case produce or induce any diseased
It's effect children Is astrngent, and Queng, being the
best cordial known! .-.f RI
THOUSANDS CERTIFICATES to its effects, the
II has wrought be Produced but medicine having
the properties Of this Syrup needs praise
Ihave done in bringing the medicine the
..-.-e-. f THE PEOPLE,,
is their duty the only
way to do this Is to tl4 .r na.I
GIVE IT A TRIAL. Is, ..t....
manufactured only by DWIGHT CHAPLIN,
e. Cook, at
No. 10 Washington Street, Albany, N. Y.
will be promptly agents,
and the medicine be had Druggists generally throughout
the country. fHs -e1 ~ Is =
Apply above,
A. W. CHURCHILL, Worcester, Mass.
l.. b. GoRTON, Cleveland, Ohio
/ EDwARD HILL, Detroit, Michigan.
CHESTER HARRIS, indianapolis Ia.
A. BoYNTON, Ottawa, I'll.
THOs. ARMSTRONG, Davenport, Iowa.
J. II. PRICE, GAINESVILLE, Wis. -
p. B. Cook, st. Paul, Minnesota. .e.. p
T. B. SEELEY, Harrisburgh, Pa
The above Agents exclusively enpoymcnt Of
the PROPRIETOR and have charge the Statcs
located. se25-1yw
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). g = PRICE = Cos :. =, q
w Aoese Furnishing Goods, Socudine every desasue q
Harfvsse and CUTLERY; Silver Plated Rr,ss TInned ma Inn
OF evvy variety; wooden and wow ware, BrAss Baskets
Baths WATER Cooses LooknE 0lssses, &C., Ac
Sc. Paul, Minnesota. 49, Ne-sa- 'ssf 81 q eel.-1vv
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EAGLE BAKERY I CRACKER MANUFACTonY.

Fac1F e.Er.v . =. .cxv. =, !. MN, .C-o.v
nE leave return thank. to II. public tor
business and hope to receive continnstion Of the SAM.
They they are now much better to do
r . Ssm TO 90
work with such facility and dispatch they supply
the public With either Boston, Soda Butter Sugar. Water
70 Of the order
F..-l - p - SPENCE Z cIEs.
la. ROBERTR Of the late arm Of
wRIGHT, McLACHLIN ROBERTS,
Is & 70 "@ ~ n rn U a ~ INC psopns.S, ina
e. bee" heretofore prs:sn.sd .us rs
nature Pssors decorate. and PAINTED IL s"c, vsr
'sss .sss 70 the PAR: = London :, ..y
J. A. R,opp0siss the Rice House, street,
.. --1, 1870 -"s0--
cyroRAcr rorw . NJ ~ ma H ~ H,s,.. r.
= Dsa.n 10 Grain and Provisions, wharf Boat S. Paul.
An"es0's' 49, .is gprra Fs :. e. yUngANk,
shippers consnses will and II 70 their interval 70 q.
ns.l % -, sasrEaEscEs. ss'ss ad'l
Gov. ": 4: scrm.n, B.u. c.mpSsi, . oo.,ss
Alex. wrtin. s'91 f9sas = n. 9. Harris 4 cs. s9'
81 o., bcaon: E85 ~ 49, 81. Losts. - .ro
S."ass sssa.os 3D. % I. III . "a. ss,:. er
Ma.e.otss o. c7 v"'7 s'e'' n - ss;
= :. =. Sass. 7-7- A.. G. IrwI,. y p.sz vs,7T.;
-7a.a - J.tw. BASS 4 CO., - 80 =
Forwards. Va. .;s c.::::s. Lever
- - SAINT Paw. .IxxEsorx To- q.
that ,hsy VI! continue the yorv.rdns and Committed
hog: ~ s ss '@
;.z= 1s...;:: !. = :: .s.5ss;.:
independent Sorwsrssss House,
b r,or ,,ee,n,r ,,yvr,, -. : 80 .-.s
oO.'SSIoN = N'c = SIsAA SOAf ASkHfS.
Oppostse Levee, Esss S16e River, 41uiT4
4 GALExA, - arts -zs-ss-.e. -. ILLINOIS.
h. =. .t.- reryprucys.
{. n Rogers Co.. New YORK waIes Cabot & Co, ST. Ies.
WIN. Stearns 70 nosser- Es6ks,s -. o. Ts.cs,
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New YoRK, Nov. 49,. Flour Moderate de-
mand- change in prices: sales 1000 bbls at
50 25 a 50 81 for State: 50 Is a SO 62 for mixed
to low grades extra western 800 bbls Canadian at
SO 81 10 81. VN
GRAIN---Wheat market easier; sales q, 900 bu
at So 49, 50 Is for good to prime red Milwaukee;
50 IL LA So Is for red Tennessee 50 25 for
white California. Rye firm; 10000 blu sold at
81 IS a ST. 81. Corn advanced; sales 1000 bu
at 81 Oh a 81 O5 for western mixed. Oats, So q
60c. .-----.-.-.
Pork, dull and unsettled sales 200 bbls at
sol IS a 500 so for mess; $40 for prime
Beef steady. Lard firm sales 200 bbls at IL a
l2l-2c. Dressed Hogs active ut l-2 a 3-4c.--
Butter and and Cheese firm.
Whisky---Lower; sales $50 bbls at $40 25 o
$4l. sr,
Stocks are considerably lower, but at close were
6rmer. Money easy call at per cent. and 10
II for short first class paper. Sterling exchange
frmer, but nominal at 81 csc ST. 0S l-2. Erie
r. R., 10; Hudson, 80; c. T., p l-2; l. G..
R.R., 95; Reading r. R., So IL Nicaragua
Transit, Is IA; NJ. c. R. r., &c IL; B., 90; Nj.
S. & n. j., IS ga.
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CO Mrs. Ingcrsoll, who was lately shot at
Chicago, by her husband, is likely to recover.
CO The Buffalo Republic says that the liar
mouial Association-spirit rappings-of that city,
numbers six hundred members.
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SPoNGING on THE PRINTERS.-liere is little ar
tic!e We think something of framing, to hang con-
spicuously over the editors table:
''The public have funny notion about printers
They think it costs nothing to puff, advertise,
&c. And thus one and another will sponge an ex-
ira paper, puff, or some benevolent advertise
ment. They forget that this business makes them
known. They forget that it is the printers ink
that makes ninth-tenths of their immense for
tunes. They forget that it takes money to pay
compassionate buy ink, type and paper-and
lastly, they forget to even thank you for working
for nothing, by grasuitously putting their bust
ness.'
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r D"""NS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.
THIS Essence "a preparation musua excellence. In
ordinary DiarhGs. ncipent cholera, Short in all cases
Of prostraon Of the digestive functions, Of fnstable
value During the prevalence epidemic summer
complaints OF children, It is peculiarly cacio; family
tndtvidual or traveller should without II. q = -
sure tn get the genuine
pared only by BROWN 2: his Drug and Chemical Store
Il C0r1e 81 Fin sDd ChesfsWf Sfveefs, Phadepha and
for sale by all the respectable United States
and IN 81. Paul, BY WOLFF 6 STEEyER. - ~ scaJ-em7
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CAPE COP SToRY.-I do not recollcct, says q
correspondent of the Transcript, to have seen the
following story in print, but as it is good one,
and so truly natural and characteristic of Cape
Cod people, send it to you:
A small, spare boy, who had been guilty of
some misdemeanor, was in fair way to get pun
ished for by his MOTHER who was large, square,
Dutch-built person, with great spread of cloth,
and having in her hand good stick, was in full
chase of the poor boy, who was nearly under bare
poles, running right ahead. The old woman, I'M
der her cloud of canvass, was over hauling him
very fast, and another boy, friend of the deln-
quent was looking on. The urchin, seeing how
the chase was likely to terminate. cried out to his
friend :-'sTry her on the wind, Bill---try her on
the wind!' when the lad. with the quickness of
Cape Cod boy, was Immediately struck with the
natural idea, bufed up in the wind close haul,
and the old woman went dead to lceward like q
LOG.
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HELMBOLDS
r HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARSApARTILA

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
For purifying the Blood removing diseases arising from
OF Mercury. aud imprudencc life, chronic
constitutional disease arising cpure " the
Blood, only reliable and eectraI known remedy ,r
the Scrofua Reu, scxId n. ad Of
the Throat and Legs, Pains and Swclngs nes
tiers Pmps Face all SeaIy Eruptiors OF the
Isgrayng proprietor these medicines to be able
to state that 1t Is nearly three they first
ntruuced during they have been extensively
parts States and have given to patet
and practitioner the highest In the
which they Employed whether in town.
country, hospital private practices they have inv
the deci and uncquivocal satisfaction, and produced
the sauary beneficial cect Numerous letters
been received from the distinguished physicians in The
country and from the COLLEGES
recommending in the highest value VI these med
cnes and their superiority all for such
complaints the proprietor Numerous prcpara-
tons Of Saapsra and Of Buchu Of
Ing them have been givcn VI course Will diner ac
cdng to the mode Of preparation which individual may
adopt
These medicines require the
and the employment different successive
ton to take the extsctve atte and are
most frequently improperly made, unfrequcntiy much
mparc not rendered totally ncr njuiicIous and
unklfu unacquanic With
cal Is, therefore, highest
and Importance to the public faculty there should
be standard preparations Of uniform the
most advantages. To effect this the evil alluded TO-
have made number experiments ascertain the NEST
the Buchu. and to discover the eligible form fot
biton The experiments favorbly and IA
compound Fluid Extracts which ali the virtues Of the
articles they represented in highly
be made Two tablespoonfus added
70 pint Of water iseqaI to the Lisbon drink, bot
tie fully equals in strength gallon Syrup SaapsriA
decoction made. -. -,
PRIcEs-Fuia Extract Bucru, q per bottle, or for IS
Go Sarsaparilia, do do
from
professors and physicians will each
Practical and AnaIyticsl Chemist,
near the Girsrd House, phtladelphia
ted States and Canadss. WREN, CROFT 4 REGALLY,
All letters directed 70 the PROPRIETOR receive
immediate attention. and safe delivery guaranteed. oc13y
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FRESH OYSTERS

Just received, packed in Ice and can
OM CHAMBERLIN, EDDY < CO.'S.
OF. tau'. Now o' 1879. nov7-tf
Omce Oh the ST. PAUL MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
ST. PAUL, August 9Th, 1856.
an adjourned meeting Of the Of the ST.
u Mutual Insurance Company, held at their once This
the following gentlemen Directors for the
two years: " - y
Alexander Wilkin, Juhn q. Prince.
Alexander Ramsey, Geo. A. swirl.
" nus a. "orman, Norman W. Kitson,
Franklin Steele, william p Murrav'.
Thohas u. winston, Geo. W. Pennington.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
Atexanier ramsey, Geo. W. Farrineton,
Alexander wiIkin, William p Murray
Geo. a. Swift.
ALEXANDER wlLKIN, President.
WILLIAM p. MURRAY, Vice President
GEO. W. HARRINGTON, Secretary. go -
NORMAN W. KITsON, Treasurer.
seII-3m GEO. w. HARRINGTON, Sec'y. 4
MARINE INSURANCE. s6-
VINHE attention the Merchants are called IN the
aciltiesof this Once InSng their Goods AT home on
az favorable terms Persons going Esst
or South to purchase goods will to their interest TO can a
this Office and Policy they leave home
GEORGE w. HARRINGTON, Scc,y.
Once OF the st. PAM Mutual Co., Fen. 18Th 1854
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-15

WANTED,
VINHE Grand Medical Warehouse, No. 40 Washington
Albany N. Y, wants Immediately so enteprising young
with horse and and 800 $500 cap.l
to deposit security for faithfuness &C., in
good written mendation ability
agents in the sale Of the popular patent
the day In the western to whom all travelling
will be paid and salaries the first $500 $780,
cording to the ability of the applicant.
N. BAppy without delay, either letter
above to p b. COOK, Third streets,
st. Paul, General Agent for Minnesota. f- <-'
II All communications promptly attended TO.
sc24-1y DWIGHT CHAPLIN