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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-24
C. G. PErTEYs.
JAMES STARKEY g. CO.,

DEALERS In Real Estate, ONCE, Third street, ST. Pau, T.
H. All business connection with the above, promptly
attended to; Military Land Warrants located
Taxes paid Collections made and Loans negotiated.
REFERENCEs-IIis ExcelleDcy, W, A. German, Gov Min
T. Hon. H. NJ Rice, egate to Congress; Hon. H. Smiths
Alton, Ill.,; James r. Whord Attorney, N y. Hon. David
Omsted Mayor ST. Paul; Mcssrs Borup Oak Bank ,r
Ames Van Etten, Attorneys StPaul decl
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY IN ST. PAUL.-Third
fun lo so feet front 10y $50 deep. Fourth
street.-the feet, being three iul lots bert STREET.
and handsome site tor .ng Seventh
ste the contempt ted hotel to be bui
Seventh and Jackson large lot near Cow
Ramseys residence; Block In Winsow's Addition Also
number los conveniently situated and cheap, in the
Lower Town.
ACRE LoTs-Severa lots adjoining the town. also
within mile of In. city limits; also lGO acres
miles from st. The advertiser, with the view Of meet
ing the liabilities become due. VIII
portion of the above property REASONABLE
particulars apply at this oce address Box
| Post Once, st. Paul. frb4-6n
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r.. IRVINE. J. NJ. STONE. +. MCCORMICK
IRVINE STONE L MCCORMICK.

DEALERS in Real Estate, ST. Anthony Street, near the
OWnslow House, will buy and sell Real Estdte locate Land
Warrants, norelents, and attend particularly
yancng and the making pats and township
Farming Lands, City and Town Property for sale.
81. Paul. Ang, %. 1854. aug30-h
PROPERTY TO LEASE.
VALUABLE the business Of the city
v lease ON favorable Inquire at the office of
IRVINE, STONE & MCCORMICK,
aue3O-tf St. Anthony Street.
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JOHN s. PRINCE,
AGENT FOR
THE CONTINEN tai INSURANCE COMPANY.
Ne,c YorS-O tFce. No IA Wan Street.
III Merchandise PEI ,Onal Property against Loss DAM
age BY Fire.
WILLIAM V. BRADY, President.
casweil David Lane, Samuel D. ,abcock, VIM NJ Vail John
Char Booth, smnl, James A. Edgar Dan
Treoland T. GIBSON Capp, W.
Lane Edward Lambs Charles Ismsor Charles f. Besbe'
tendon Pcleg Hail. Sheppard Candy Lowell iobrook, Charles
mi mann. Aurslius Il. Hull, Joseph W. Patterson Hiram
B,rnry J. H. RANSOM G. A. Avery Robert H. Mccnray, Will
lam W. Stone Henry c. Bowen, A Low, rradsh johnson,
Thomas Fraser. Henry Is
- Applications for Insurance upon Dwelling Houses and
perS,n u Property can be made TO JOHN $. PRINCE,
SAINT PAUL MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE ON SAINT rayA s sSGo0 in TIE arurs
BUILDING.'
FONT Stock Mutual Policies Issued the most fsvora
BOARD OF OH ECToRs:
Chas. II. Parker, WI. Murray.
Franklin Steele, j. q. harrington,
Levi Sloan, &c !. ". Harrington.
ALEX. wiI.EIN, President.
W. MURRAY, Vic. President.
GEO. w. HARRINGTON. Secretary.
CHAs: II. PARKER, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
! AifS; wiki" cro y, IaG on rarrins;sn
MARINE INSURANCE.
T'TE attention Of the Merchants ST. Pad called TO
faclieso this Once
South to purchase call at
, ' ' GEoRGE W. FASE SGToN ms Sewn o:I''
Ohce Of tue 81 Par. Mutual Insurance, o Feb 18th 1866.
INSURANCE.
GRANITE INSURANCE COMPANY OF n Ew1CRK.
L. of 81. Paul. A. VANCE BROWN * Co., Agt's.
July =, l9ol.-.r s.. Paul pal srs copy.
,.,rsrrnx xs,,r iN Ssr :ANc:v 60.
Applications received aud policies issued at this oe,
PROPER K WILCOX,
Office Building Minneapolis Minnesota. deco If
groceries, Wholesale and Retail I.
W. u. McGRORTY,
Near the Corner Of Fourth and Roberts STREETS.
II GROCERIES ard PROVISIONS.
Wines and iquo.,-Foreign and Domestic,
Pork, Hams and Shoulders: Dried Beef;
Dried and Preserved Fruits:
Teas Of various grades. all of the best quality;
Erandcs, varying in price from 81 to sls per gallon;
Whisky IS CTS. 70 So 70 per gallon:
Irish. Scotch and Bourbon whisky and everything else to be
onnd in store of the kind at the most reasonable rates that
can be purchased in Mnncs"a Can and McGRoRTY, and
you may rely ell it, will be honestly and reasonably dealt
with. my3-tf
CHEESE: CHEESE:
FINE lot of Western Reserve Cheese
"A sale by (my3-tD w. -. McGRORTY.
FINE HAMS.
INXCEI.LENT HAMS well cured be found
IL my3-tf MCGRORTY,S.
PORK AND LARD!
A RE Won in want of these articles ? Cali
IA mv3-tf ". II. McGRORTY.
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.
lust received Brick occupied Nessrs
u Twins. opposite tn Times Building. large OF
Fresh Groceries. Provisions and Liquors,
which Will be sold io for CASH Call and examine,
determined not to be un snld In the
kent i'm a Grocer
NOv"rner T.. W.
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ron THE HARVEST OF 1855.
u II. mANNYso
PATENT ADJUSTABLE REAPEA AND N0WEA
C0uBIyED, AND sINGLE lfoWEki

PATENT ADJUSTABLE REAPEA AND MOWER
COMBINED. AND ANGLE lfoWEki
ctECURED TO John H. Nanny by nine patents IN te United
- States, Europe. Manufactured by Nanny
Co.,, Rockford, These valuable machines
stauy being large number being
for the coming Over thousand constructed
during the used with entire
and was half supplied. Forty frstcsss premiums
been awarded Nanny the superiority Of hts machines
others, the frequent trial has had with esn
Guiding every machine that has claim 70 reputation
given to each purchaser that the machine IL
well built, aud
OF GOOD WATERFALL,
And that will well be done with the scyhe, aDd
reap as wel ~ with the Cradle. The machine Ia
by two horses managed by person for mowing
aud two pesons reapEr aud Is also ~arrantcd to cut
from 0 fifteen per day. nf
The nine John IT, Nanny for reapnE and moving
machines embrace adtsty, tho Knives. Guard Fingers
Dves Wheels, OF Platforms, Trucks Levers
Braces, Frame Work, Gaihring Wings, Oblqus Platforms
Joints, position atendants &c. Ec.,al these being
ceedngy valuable and In most sccctsu operations
The only successful and perfect combination OF
REAPER AND MOWER IN THE WORLD
A we'll being Single Machine either
kinds and mowers have cndeavo ed
compete macle the result III every instance has
superiority, and though the SelfRaker came mp with
ingenuity boosted dbo-savipg advantages yet
unable win prize of FlFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS, but
decided honorabs committee opy) TO be in
ferior HANDWRITING mschne TO nothing about
their additional price, teii not being adapted - moving
rregulsry the gavrs, than neutralizes iel
ola til hor.s ayiDg
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ALIEN PlCRSE.

iforleY 81 Lac 81. Gcicrcl Land 4i9ers.
fNlN'' Ten REGISTER o! tiS L4ni Ofca under tie is.s adj
uusir1ton H. Is is 10 select the hest land
~ 80 SCI g ctry a0i wi Tie regularity
tes ia. &c ly lia,.
Wiociie and w--a.s az. Invest
thr ior5e: ais; y. pc. per aanuu on the batter
10. tccc Charge haif the excess over
tacSc
oHce r :aos Episcopal Ca,s-ch, ST.
p
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BELLS! BELLS:!

BELLS! BELLS:!
vHE SUBSCRIBERS, their established and enlarged
constantly on anda large assortment OF their superior hEL
all descriptions suitable for Fire Alarms Churrhes,
AcndeM mics, Factories, STEAMBOATS,, Pantauons, &C..
angngs which ensure the safety the Bell Win ease ana
efficiency ringing. Warrantec and durability
ply Circular to a. MENEELi'S SONS,
my22-Iys West Troy, Albany Co.., n. y.
BELLS. BELLS!! BELLSH!
TENEELY'S celebrated Church, Factory, Steamboat, School
Nl House, Locomotive, and other b constantly On hand n
the Foundry In West Troy, n. Y.
Mathe matical Instruments,
Levels Transits. Conpasses &c., &c the mo superior con
>tructon. constantly Oh hand.
Bells and Instruments can be found with
raymond Ward, Chicago or II. J. Nazro Coz milwaukee,
n.M. BROWNING. WALTER II. STEWART, HENRY Al LEN.
BROWNING, STEWART n ALLEN,
VITnOIESALE Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES, IA War
w street, stairs Boad and first street below
Chambers and the Irving House, New York.
wsI. II. ALLEN. td.c3o-6m) JOHN y. NEELs.
MEALIO,
IL AFTER, 4l6 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BORUP GHAMPLIN,
VJTOCLD respectfully Merchants and the public
w generally that they have bought the interest Mes
Burbank Co., in the Forwarding and Conli sion business.
and that they afford increased facilities to all those who
favor them With their patronage. They will attendte General
Storage Forwarding Commission Business, al their Ware.
house The Lower Landing. Having leased the wharboat,
those who ship them will expense Of drayage.
REFERENCES:
Cronln. umxhai s. Lear, New York.
J. Harmon s. Co., Buffalo.
James {. Fargo, Chicago.
VA. Meolsssey, Gslera.
b. II. Campbell,
J.. S. Jessup Co., Dubuque.
Chouteau & Vale, 81. Louis.
Dorup & Oakcs st. Paul.
st. Paul, Feb. 90, 1855. feb26-em
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II. r. MILLER,
Saddle, Trunk and Maker, nfan-s Galexa, Ill.,,
EEP constantly article his line. Ills goods
n Oak Tanned Leather, tanned in
Id ooze, mot steam better and sercabe than
article sold In the city, that be made steam
tanned Leather Persons Minnesota wishing
requested to give bin q call. myiS-lys
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NOTICE TO PRINTERS.
BUFFALO TYPE FOUNDRY.-ESTABlISIIEDI IN 1851.
II VIE subscribers having received the Agency Of the above
Foundry, ready furnish the notice.
all kinds
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TYPE, BORDERS, CUTS AND
PRINTING MATERIAL. GENERALLY.
The Type Manufactured this establishment all Of the
latest cut and inferior In the United States
In point Of nih and material. We prepared furnish
stock fonts, at the following low prices adding transportaoa
M'hioh
BfeVler..
Lny friineT -
cHal ses.s1z
We shall have hand the OPENING navigation,
foment Of Plain and Fancy Job Brass Rule, Lead &C.,
Of the different kinds. that Ill orders without delay.
Orders received for Presse Of the most celebrated
facre in the comnr ais Cases, Chases, composing Scks
and all articles used In the business.
The subscribers confidently recommend manufac
turcd at this Foundry, believing that they will give perfect
satisfaction.
II. II. HcUGHrON co.
CaieBa. December q, 1883. my16tf
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or PAUL TAEEYS.cSs C-acers, ,c-. ';es, v-ith a.;
- Kinds l-fl :ssd sad Icl:, tse Ba.tca f,a;
,irs.-s,.. S. i-s-i'. r.yI3;iv
iClIOal. SLsII SIr.iE fsr,ft Slate 80 ss--
- re- sa-.tr "si'N {. II N.Y. 80. ca.
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q. q. GRgsNoL2.
ANDREW ". ADAMS,

NEs!EE q. Pssfv-,.s6e Co;s,c-, Ua:-. C,r CT. Cent.
far0h.2- tfl,. Ma.-54 AMI Retail ,la.osrt's btci
itEc. c5rr ;hs Mc-cso-!sE C,:e Th,7 street. ST. f:,
,r',ssat T.rr-etf prsia-t:f-:s'a-'vsv
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LORRAIN. W. d. BENJAMIN.
JOHN LORRAIN CO.,
Independent Forwarding House,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS & STEAMBOAT AGENTS.
Opposite Levcc, East Side River,
REFERENCES:
c. H. Rogers Co., New York. wales. Cabot Co.,
VIM. Stearns Co., Boston. Babb Good Co. Cinc'n
j. & j. Taro New Orleans. Norton Hampstead, Chicago.
myI1-3m j.. Richards. Chicago.
J. c. BURBANK & Co.,
CITORAGE, Forwa ring and Commission Merchants
y Dealers in Grain and Provisions, Wharf
Minnesota. J. C. BURBANK,
Z. T. WHITNEY,
Shippers and Consences will find interest
REFERENCES.
81. Paul. Galena.
Gov. W. A. German, B. II. Campbell & Co.,
Henry NJ. Rice, Geo. w. Campbell & Co.,
W. r. Marshall & Co., Lorrain & Co.,
Alex. Wikin. Il. S. Harris & Co.
Boston. st. Louis.
larlcs Sculder & Co., Otis West,
Nj uning 4 StanwoOd. r. r. Sass.
Mark Packages Scare u. & c., Wharf Boat, St. Paul
Minnrso a. my15-dtf
St. Pau. May Is, 1854.
WILLIAM constants,
CNTORAGE, Forwarding and Commission Merchant Lower
- Paul, NJ T. Dealer in Produce and Gencr;
Steamboat Agent. drc1.
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J. A. ROBERTS, of the late firm Of
WRIGHT, McLACHLIN RODENTS,
VlE1NG dsunited said prietor
ID bl to offer the public, work a quality
has he6n heretofore presented. such the i'm all
kinds q" Fancy Wools, Mantle Pieces Marbled.
nature. Pars decorated AMI painted fancy colors,
rartrd equal 10 the Paris IIoulunl sty!r.
Specimens be ly calling the residence
j. A. Re- opposite the Rice House. No g.
aur2n
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J. D2TNSuAV,

SURVEYOR AZ. Isa.sr g RAJ Estate, Sarkr,e. ". T.
- IIs,iaE engaged thc GO. r4eI. gs, ". ~ &C.
aIn; aace with TIE eoUn;y IS unsurpassed ccsl &utf
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HENRY X. WALKER,
VHOLEsAlE and RETAIL Dealer in every description of
w Furniture, Feathers, Aattrasses, Beds and Bed
ALSO.-Pianno Fortcs and tIeiodeons. Iea Randolph
Street, Chicago.
June Io-Iy.
CHARLES WOOLLETT,
General Commission and Advertising Agent,
81 LAKE STREET CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
RESPECTFULLY my intention to establish myself
permanently business this city, and offer services
eject of Produces purchases Merchandise, Lumber.
conmsn together with business which requires
sona attention, which experience Of seventeen
in active mercantile pursuits aud thorough knowledge of the
trade, has qualified effect the most advantageous
terlns' thereby frequently oovaas te an, ex-
ed with commands trusting that this Introduction lead
transactions extensive and mutually beneficial, and assuring
YOU Of my best Efforts in your BEHALF am truly yours;
REFERS TO AID. W. Kennedy, F. b. Williams W. Wayman,
NJ. Keith; A. H. Backa Esq John Rogers, Esq, il. Fnk.
Esq. Mcssrs. NuGent Owens. may Aft
JOHN STEWART. ALEX'R STEWART.
STEWART, BROTHERS,
Importers and Commission Merchants,
WHoLEsALE D;ales o in Wines rande Gin whisky
Agents for tie sale OF
Kcndai's Chemical Olive Soap and Prepared Indigo,
septs-6m Chicago. Illn.is.
DIR. E.~sNELi..
EXcE.ioR MINNESOTA.
Former Proprietor and Physcis ot the sprnrf i'd wacf
Cure, and late Proprietor =. E.s'hamp''n Iiyirpp''A'c
Institution.
DR. SMELL. having had Il practice III
~ Hydropaiiy, E.cciro Magnetism, and Dental STg"ry-
would uiiy 'c he patronage the people hi~
vicinity and the public generally Exainaii chrome
diseases make, with full description! giren with previous
knowl, ttse of the Case asking qu'st.ons.
W Once hours from A. Nj :" r. NJ mar 10iawtf
WAKEFIELD & BROWN,
A TT0RNEYS AND COUNSELLORS At LAW, Holmes ST.,
n Opposite the House. Shakcpee. NJ.
viii give attentions to the business of their
adjoining Counties. Claims bought
formation furnished with titles
). Il. WAKEFIELD. nova3-'v-ly L. ~ BRowN.
). MCMAHON HOLLAND.
attorney aid Counsellor at Lac and Solicitor in Ch0ncey,
Shokopcc, Scott County, Mime sofa.
MINNESOTA REFEnENCE:
Gov. VI. 4. German,
J. Travis RoSser, Esq, Scc,y Min. Ter,
Capt. J. II. Simpson, L. s. Top. Engineers.
A. J. Morgan, Esq. Democrat Office,
II. A. Robertson, Esq,
Hon. II. II. Siblcy, MENDOZA.
MARYLAND REFERENCES:
Gov. +. louis Lowe,
T. II. UNca, Esq, Secretary Of State.
Judges egrau, Tuck and Ecleston of the SUI
lre!nc Court of Maryland,
Hon. Alexander Randall,
JohH V. l.. McMahon. Esq. Baltimore, Md. myi5-n
CULLEN g. sEAY.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
No. So Chestnut street, ST. Louis No.,
WILL all their Care
w Refer 70 T. NJ. NEwsoN Es,i., Editor Times
May 10. 1854. My15-f
Drs. BILLS & MOVES.
OPERATIVE DENTISTS, MANUFACTIEERs OF BLOCK
AND SINGLE MINERAL TEETH,
No. IS Fourth Street ST. Louis Mo-, Lecs Crcshon
Hat and Fur Store.
REFERENCES:
Rev. y. G.. Estes, Messrs. n. II. Miller & Co..
Mr. John Il. Hammond, Townsend, EJhiuso'.
Messrs K. A. & S. R. Filley, & Co.
Dentists orders promptly attended to. ri,I5:tf
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GALENA CITY MAKBIE MANUFACIOKHs
rNE undersigned keeps constantly hand general IT.
Of Monuments Tombslabs, al Stones VIII ch
he Is ready finish ehort notices. having three
engaged In this city In the business, md having
arrangements direct with the celebrat Rutland. Vermont
quarrie, and Keeping but the best kmcn, he
enabled self cheap AMI bette sasacti than
b. given by those sending irresponsible from
distance Ny arrangements such that can deliver
work the door customers, when desired. All
will filled strictly according
The undersigned for the sale Of French
Mill Stones, Dutch lting Cloths, Noyes f;rst
Mills Mill Iron, Screen Wire. Plaster, Shop and Ware
House. Of Levee and Spring lower idee.
mvI5u RI .ROSEBROUGH.
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g. EDkG! A. NOJNSE.
Ar1AHNLN An. COZ NSEiI N2-AT-L

AIIfftNIt NM NVE' oI.I.ItH-AT-LhW,
C.ice opposite S;,c.l"T'S Lower rovn.
Sr.tSTHoSY, MINI.
fCFrRESCTs PtFS7ns. ls9r School, Cambridge
fo:. Para d.. o. 'c T.. u. ITre. do. To-; Caef
shaw Boston Hon. G. to-. 7. = - inier. V.
Ctlas. NJ; =. H. NashaUra " c.. Gilena, H.. Dalton.
EtcAarSn g.. HsVr r1'SA"ldrr- Mann Co.. Dr.. Ste
pntn bo"n * sous. Do; T. !. ptcr. Esq, s.. anthony.
:. ~ P.lll u. IL Saa.--ti
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STEWARDS NURSERY,
1000 FRUIT TREES.
WYE would cali the attention the citizens
w surrounding country 10 the fact that have
large desirable lot Of Apple Trees, of the rarees
Our Trees all of ec and IN fine oder transplant
Ing. Please call and examine toT yourselves.
feh20-Smws A.. t. &. ". STEWART.
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Gtah;ins % William ". .As~.-E, william I-0rver
}sich.ra t.ccAcrs 9nA ..e~ris k.oLaFs iTA. Il
..elauiiah and Main asa Lc.ry &crGs. The III
Gtilurct Il siI>sie.5.!i S4stF.
IL IL cn4e! e. ffs Lcysgpe .i.a,a!- O. iic Terrier.
q A4iatCSviG:
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WOOD BOUGHT AND SOLD AT
STERLING. g. BROS WOOD YARD.
VN7E would again call attention wood Yard the
w Junction of Third and st. Anthony streets, where
prepared TO sell ali kinds Of Wood cheap cash.
n. b. Persons having Wood o %
Office. at the Wood Yard.
jcl2-'f STERLING & BRO.
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DeSOTO HOUSE.
CORNER OF MAIN AND GREEN STREETS,
Gdlenn. Illinois
JOHN G. PARKS, Proprietor.
Late Of Virginia Hotel, ST. Louis.]
TINS HOUSE is finished, furnished ready n
reception Of company. 1t is the largest osc
Westwas built first house has all the convt
nicnccs Of the best Eastern Houses.
The large elegantly furnished. Travellers VII
ting Gacna Will find the DeSoto pleasant and asrceab
home.
Gaena, April 10, 1855. s.am
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A CARD.
n c. PRICE wouid re&pectfuly the citizens Of san
Os Paul that he win resume ha Of
July next Persons wshinR Dental
formed Win md Il 70 their upon hin
and secure hs services. His q Cnmbs'
Bnoksfore. sea-1e
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SLIGO AND TYRoNNE IRON STORE.
W. 7. MARSHALL. NJ. MARSHALL,
nIAESEALL & co.,

TyTFnT.EsATE Dealers in SLIGO AND TyRNNNE IRON,
w Cast and Ty Sesl, Nails AnYils. Bellows. Vices Ham
a'' Si ita;l, Cow l',rs Elliptic Springs. Axla Wago
sf Etsr Ne- CrAir yd as Chains &c. Sc, JIlct'.l
Tui'3 ari r'rch-sS.. g. Ptu'. Minnesota. nv's-Iv
l.. u. AIT & co..
NNAfFRS IN Groceries lrNi Ions and Crekcry. Third
> =. is",. is-wt
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NPKING MD SUMMER STOCK.
1TCHIE CO.. Third street, opposite Post Once. have
IL the largest stock eos IN their line
TO his market. Spring styles Paris Philadelphia
York SILK Hats: spring style White Bnavr White, Black
Know Nothing Kossu Has Straw Braid and Panama Hats
Misses Flats. with full Spring
Neck Ties, Cavas Shirts Cais, Hosiery and Gloves, all Of
which will be for ash. ar,O-,f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-09

s'HENEKEN CATcHERs. The Bordentown
On. ~ Register says that the Camden and Amboy Rail-
road Company preparing to place and valuable
invention upon the of all their trains tits described
as GROSS between the old fashioned English pilot the
catcher, now in 1t is believed that it will be
very ectus and prove of service to backing trains as
1t will sweep any obstacle from the track without endan-
gerng the safety of the train The Register says In
be called the Heineken Catcher,n in compliment we
suppose to the distinguished gentleman of that name
who has rendered himself notorious by his repeated COLI
sions with passing trains
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-09

HE SOUTH NOTHING TO HOPE FROM New YORK
DEMocRAoY.-It is still eontended by certain
class Of journals, totally ignorant of New York
politics or utterly regardless of the truth that
the so'called Democracy of that State are all
right What say the figures? In the Presiden-
tial election of lS46, the Van Buren,, Free-Soil
Democracy cast 100, 497 votes, the Cass Democ-
racy only ll4,3l9, leaving majority infavor of
Freesoilism Of 6, 178 votes In 1854 the same Van
Buren, Free Soil Democracy, cast 156, 465 votes,
the National Democracy only $3.50, showing
Democratic majority in favor of Free-Soilism of
122,645 votes. The Albany Argus, speaking
Of the famous resolution offered by John Van
Buren, OF the late Soft Shell Convention, which,
by the way, is a leading Democratic paper in
the State. says:
are opposed to the extension slavery into free territory
expresses simply the universal opinion of men of all parties
at the North, and, although particular reason
for the reteaton by the Convention Of such trueisr
nobody could well object to it if any gentleman desired
such an expreseion''
The Argus speaks correctly, no doubt, as to
the Free. Soil tendencies Of the bogus Democracy;
but whenit states that" all parties are tnctur.
ed with the same Free-Soilism which animates
its Northern political CO. workers, it goes beyond
the warrant of truth, and ISLANDERS truly noble
and patriotic party--the great National Ameri-
can party--Which is pledged to carry out the
Constitution and enforce the laws Of the land, as
our forefathers understood the one and sus-
tanned the other
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: ARIsH orJErFERsoN.


For SENATOR,
FERGUS GARDERE,
ron REPRESENTATIVES,,
Es a. MEHAFFRy.
okGE 9. LAwRAsoN
'os plsraIcr arroRasn
W.P. SCOTT.
foA sHsnlFr,
AsoALIs LABARRE. s
FOR eoAosEa.
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FoH CLERK or cousr,
EDW. BUIssoN.
FOR Assessor,
J. Il. DONNELLAN,
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TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1856
PLATF O r.
or THE AMERICAN PARTY OF L0uIsIANA,s

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We advocate an amendment Of the Naturalization
proper to the purity Of the
cctive franchise 8
We advocate the passage Of such laws as will pre-
vent the immigration q paupers and criminals to this
country. M y IN 4i
We oppose any interference in the vested nghs Of
all persons whether they be Of native foraign birth
W. are in favor Of with slavery BY
she fededea sxosps ior tne psoseesion OF
our constitutional rights
.. We advocste 2 nisn Nationaa fonoy, sucn as wli
afford stern and unvayerlng protection to the American
name H0foad, and vl iolloW and guard tne American
ellison wherever he moves. FL
y ~ believe tnas America snouia % governed Dy
Amer'cans enecsing sne same snrousn ~
atone the only legmste instrument Of reform in this
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The State elections of Ohio and Pennsylvania
take place to-day. In the former State Governor,
Lieutenant Governor members Of the Legislature and
other officials to be elected; In the latter Canal
Commissioner and members Of the Legislature are to bs
elected. The Democratic party of Pennsylvania has
divided foe to contend against there being no less than
five candidates for the office of Canal Commissioner
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FRosr.-Thsre was fine, heavy frost yester-
day mornings certain precursor of buoyant
health, which, by the way, was becoming a
" fixed fact without frost. Intelligence by the
latest steamboats, down, proves that the frost
was generally prevalent along the coast
New Orleans is now becoming the center of
health, and thousands are focking here from oil
sections. We expect the food will continue to
augment until the full tide Of winter health
brings its teeming thousands. Now, it is the
most healthy city of the South.