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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03
REING soHEnOpT-


Sa-r-E soE fdlSS NEN AND BOYS.
'-Came- William r1a waI % win ~ this
liierHo"n- said LANES Grey "a las callsin.
Va, lanes, have already gwen YOU nv
reasons for nsfiising, - was the lzplv.
y Gg for -uch reasons You cant as,nI
the time Why man, or boy. raiher. aor vau
sih aeves BE- a maa, what Is anc siiernnon.
that you ar % afraid af Spending t,r
Much 7ery much, Iams-s. have a dbl
cali plan almost eumpietad, and wish .. fin ssb
IA while the ilua Is isash ia ny mind.
That everlasting plaa again. some aEl
machinery, enough 70 puzzle the 5rssa af Ar-
ciiiEnsiirs himself Arc yuu zuing u iarsnt i
perpetual motion iu iscll-r vlu lrs. .ao,ssrh
IN provoke The pafiraer of 1 sliisr. F.rrrvsr
muping aver plans, and diagrams. and u.aL.ls.
and hearhenish machinery. that wDuId make
une tiiink your ruam pzgun temple. sx-
pert YOU viii apply for p1teht Cor an inursve-
ment N rha czr Of Iagreriiant. Bat il Is no
uze % talk 70 yun, for vau are oined oB ynur
idpi-. vs5isf szy 20 be s.srael,s-iv,' nc. u-r-
nshly continued. As be turned Inward the dnor
. Would Yuu, JaIaes p WIS the qaiet reply
Of William well, nm irving 20 be sops-
husy -
You AXE 4 sirange way f,r IT, though
Hnre yuu arH shuf up in this dismal nom.
night riier night. asver snayine harmless
ETick with the uast Of Us, Or giviag Yourself
any of the indulgencrs thar make LIE pleasant.
Even holiday makes 10 difference uiIh YOU.
une would s'lppnse yun loved the very aight OF
the tools and workshop, Tor you hars rhsa ior-
ever WIN voil.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03
MISCELLANY.
rnE NorHER,s REsoLrr.

X Nas .afa .aa-glne 40 li- N=rwyu-s pleas
ant lacs parlur. 10 'Ie.r comnlud.ous and cnsn-
ior'abie Anuse n Businn. Ms. Msrwya vas
-.iunE by The ara awaiting he Return al her
husband intu his store. William and a nnie.
the children, wc'e rudeIY racing ruund ,is
ruoui, avsriurning chairs lad stnuls and threat
eainr every mumcat ia lpsst ,ae iea-tahie
stop, children, this numsat. ' said M-s.
Nsrwyu. '-Aaais- npen the door for yaur i.l,h-
er Willie, riag the bell ir Brdaei.' -
'FaIher has aight-sey. lnd be c-ln open
the dnor hnseif SAID Aanie unan winch
She commenced desperate strl,rgle viih VII
lie. To racnver aay he hal slarched from her
Mr MaTwga entered ihe room wiih 4 aided
lud sad louk, and sar inwH By the IRE. Suon
liter. Bridget came IN, with 1 plate OF lnast
lH one band and i crua.a-pileiier ia the other
he children, quits beside themselves ~ the
eagerness Of rheir quarrel, ran against her
ka1cksd tho dish Of iaast -rnm or hands. au.l
rs cuHtsHts were spread upon she carpet
Mrs. Merwyu nm "a them, and seizinlr tiIasn
earh N turn, boxsd their szrs saun,lly. acsum-
panylng her ezssigasiun With severe usnruu..i,-
Il never ANYTHING ike Il You lus
the Wurss behaved children ever behsId You
arr the glagues OF nv life I wish vnu were
both Of Fwi hundred mikes Off am sura
cznnnt imagine hoW I eame IN have 50 lzd
cnIidren- Gu to the liable, tins minute lnd
see i yaa can behave yourselves. You make
IL very pleasant for your father, who has been
working for you all day, 10 come home and ind
the house ia such an uprnar, and the carpet
spoiled aud the toast gune, WIKI such ex-
pressIons. she druve the children to the ubIe-
They we're really pretty children, though
pale aud daiieafe bat now. wiih their uniiat-
turailY flushed aces, dishevelled hair, md an
Cry looks, thuir appearance was anything but
agrssabr They Begin 10 eat IN moody 81
lence. The parents WIS silent alsn. Al
length Mrs. Merwyn saii, '.Willie. don't euf
50 much of that rich cake AXE some bread
and butter; aad Annie, stnp helping yourself
to 50 much swsameals; yon have eaten i,xu
saueers iull already -
Il dnnt like bread and buttsr - aaid Willie.
N ! suriy tone, and won't eat what dnn't
like
Anuie, with 4 look at eantenpt At her ninth
er, cnnily helped herself TO the ASA OF the sua-
serves, and ate them.
Lhs evening PASSED as uncomfortable as il
began When the tea things were cleared
away, the study tabie was SET out, llr The chil-
rlren had lessons tD nscile on Inc morrow. which
must be learned IN the evening. Bat hey
were crnss and ll-aanirad to each aiher. and
theiF latiler, after trying half an hour IA rsad
pamphlets, which ha had brought with him,
threw il aside, and seated himsslf, with
heavy sign, by the IRE.
Il say, mother,7 said Willie, ''shera's Ta-
rin ~
map
Il cant ihers'a such a erowd of littls namss
here and what IS more, won't I don
care II do miss in ny lesson. have got 50
low in ny class now, would as lief De It the
inot Is anywhere else
Noiher, IS good 4 noun or IN adjective -
inquired Annie.
How should know - replied the moth
Can you not tell from the way il Is
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

Hsr' the reformation Of their children. 81 ha,
PLY begun.
u ~ouid be- Interesting 10 fraro the stems 3
which tirsu parents, INV thoroughly ,,v,l..,s
IN scnse of duty. and the importance AZ m
me iist committed to their .1re. rsined an II,
aHenre over their childran. whirh rn.,,js.t (,
beautiful feveiopeneats of eharsirfer. and .i,aIl
by ihe 3esalng ID t'5,l IN the wall-iiIunsal bop,
% happiness IN hIfun lls Il would be- in,rr
ssiing to tnien the progress sf .elf..,lif.rs "A,
seit-improvemenf, BY whirh tiiev wen. enable,
~ io ihis We cla suiv rseoul \ brief epnvsr
'aiiou which took place about a v,.ar .fgr IN,
events we have been detailing sr,a.r-s.l NJ
]" s-'an- the good iriend mentioned IN tho h.
ginning " the stury, had ilr several moptb.
been ennfHed % the house By the orotr1efrI IN.
-''a- Of one at her daughters. Her husband.
e'Hning m railier hie oHe evening. sid her b.
bad been % take ten glth The Mar,vvus
lad how Odd yau iad thern a.se,l NJ,
" cstpa- Il Is lung sincr. have sesg ,,ie y,
sa ihrm
And have kspf AWAY from them on ,,r.
posc' rloincii lfr- Weston. --rrl,,.y ,.,sJ \,
oe always ia trouble with their eb,ii-ru
~ lif"fniortlhie piaca. %
- ~" 'iliu i"t Aiia~ the children .
-, - -, A'i'i'' me parents In III
80 ~ nave in7i the pale, pqaT
- --'a uiay we're hiaaming
were nnt ni'le- I sIicii,,i them. Tbey -
siri 10 e-lch gtlrr- 1aiiia 70 me and ,lli.,. e..
49, ~, 80 '''.'i Paf'''. when vent
-. ~ - '''''i. i'-7'us- which iiicg
-. +. - 'e4- y hen rheT
,.,.l ~ e''i'i lP"n uinif mntaar.
-, Z ..''.I ~ - if 49, -
ard sv.-- .i,,,u..i-... "i'i'~ '"I
,..-. ,. ,t., ..Ir. -'''i H''i-
..;.,l., .,-..f...i. % ~ '''if'n- NJ
b, ,,.i -, 3. - '''''s Peopie 1z'nin
,i,~ -. -, --''l - li9liar Lhnra-
rsr,r- ,z.r. i,,,.,s...i -''I
o,--,ssoir, .,,,..,- i. '.'H rs we
yv,u,s ,-l. - ,,'.- =. i.''al 90 AnHie or
,,,.,,,..- ,....,l4 .-1.''- '''' Nifh ii'lier Or
- ...i,, .-Il,.5 - '''''-.' r e'p7eiaiif-
nj '''N ~ -'' si'.i'i'sn, and
'l''-.- ' sl'i'.ie slih li'-7sHrs, WhaH
ihe-e 4 ,nsi., =. - '' Identity thins
A. -s, -, -. ~, ',-7 ''eir mother
The .,,ld-ss ,.s-,e - -. - ~ y -
b,.,,I vy-.i,,. 4'''''-''i''ii siss aad
ra,d bi- -no,s.- 80 = ~ = p. as arms =
,..,r ,,,c,ss- : 4, - - 'll'a / .ean r'"d,
,,.IB ,.li,,r ,,,,a. M / eliH not
,s.r 49,, - 'i'a 'Aai A'"ut
,,...,. - - = i'iliinn 10 Do
-, ~. -, ''sl avs g''a aeipsd
,ev,r ,r,.. ,r,.,,.5 - - .''s I.,fEya s'is
,.v,, ,l,- ,.,,;l,s-.. tl-f.r Never once
B,u,ni,, Tb, -. '-,''l.e'i . ais'l''y with
in,,,,i E,,l,;.. ~ ','Ei . 'i'eE hiFs N
e8ial ,f ,r,i,..-... I. 1'h-'s' 'i ''sii-
% Bz,,--, y, -, ,-'''''-' .A'''''a- "anid
, .,is ,.,,,r.,,,, -. 1.if' fl does 70
elf tn BIZ fsaiIv. ,,s.-,,.- -i.n-
r-,r. f,.f-s- ~ 'r '-''i eiiaa-
mr. Pi'i,.r'ns' aa~er gafheHng. nnitine or
-, .''i.'-ns ia'neiiiias "a unprnrc the
.-''' A'l 'o'iE- Ms. AarwTl Aas llrsadv
'''H aa 'i'zs P7iilea' bot she saltisss.ss err
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

THE SANu FAuLr-Laura was diseoaanIaae.
Henry bad loug fried, bur never put The que.-
non. HsnrY went his way Laura's aunt. sir
ennsalatiou brought her love Of a spaniel pup.
Ny dear, szYs the amt. '.lhe puppy ean ID
everything bar speak . WHY wiH vuu .a..
niss me - said Laura. 'sthat'A the anIv taait I
fiund with the aihsr.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

saTbrar.,a an .f; - ..
-r,,,, ,.,,1, 49,
b.,;,r, -. :. r'''si '''H lnseFs
,bi,,, H., ~ want o' soine
tkei1 ,,.,I,sr ,t..,,, -. -. =. ''i''eu D
"a, ~, fearl'n.
he .,it - - . P-' N''''"l
.h,,r,..r - - ~ ~ sfenias va
cd 49,, ,,i,,.,.- ''i-5 nan i"oA
"' IA" =" ana i itrilin pilee %
p1 'n ias map His mothe
49, ''''-'' = 'hl 20 him' Hsing him a
II -. '''''s interesting particulars o
r. -''- F''''l'l a. nli''i i''inrss.
-. .u' "o'"afi saia Whiis, hov
80 '''u Nlel o' Pnsiry 80 enmmlt o.
- -. = -" 'ica ana ne yei"ps' iHd
- - 'HsHs."nea- hn~ many
I'M ~. ''i'''- ',i',''s 'ains' oar 'o"s'
sNl'''.''ra 'l'e- - " here iid he
- I'm 90" f'1 'i'uN . All nun
~ '''1. 'lsih- HniAHr
-, - '''o~ '"o 'pp"S'Aniiy briefly %
u ''' 4''''snt ny'ho'ogy- she gavs 1
s.-,...c',',' VI iin'nsf' repeating Byrun 3
-, '.,''' I''@i lLls i.i'ia sketch u
- - = a1''ii'a IA NE udes4ey.
- ' ~, ''''i'11'iH A--a Annie -huw I
should llAe 70 read The O,iEzsey Alter all
- ..''- u 900 'si.ese these 'id aiofis- 4 must
-, -, - = nov aii a1"ut liem io'
-. - '',l--nz WIN something ar uther about
~ - mus. every 1'es Fs see
TO - .' '''l 'ii.'li'' 'ea''e' more siaae-
T. -. ~ .'..'l .l'i''isr 'A-n EYER 'el'rs---
-. =, 'A1 -aN'2 -ae"'aila
c.11.- =. i. '.'--'' -er a"''ief-
-. P''.''''' 10 A'' 1''iil'sH' and ul-iF
t-t.1- " -'eP Plei N"li 'asir inspect
-. ''1' ''''1i'si '4l 'Tea 50 Iini-
-. quo ''1 ven dp aer 'Aa
.'u .' ''''ih sac hAl feinsea
i'' ''''l''',n' ~ nrier 20 pAa- iis even
'-n \ -''l lna seaiie uHu-lru
-r'h 1'1'i, inning a4cir
asa n'f .nony- hai 'ea-'ima
-'i-'''i-n .eoNsi Fsiinhf Al 'i'cir
''a'r "Aiia 'aia
i'- '1sr A.'a aa nn~- y" an
- - = ',alsh
is' my eail'irrn- THIS hzs hesu happy
-. you -'i'H maze sen ='"a
r1I MS 'ne s-@'ea i.'eai 1uHily-
i'1 a.s= ~, "iea YOU uinA
"- f'"aeh sad " liie.
'''' '''l'' Aa"" NAai yoH ihiH~ lnuut
~
-, " Ale'
'-la -AAHle' wien - aii4ef cum
80
~
"'n"sHii sad Annie, aesianng, '-iiizt
iiae'' l'Flys governed ne ehiid7sa- Faiisf
--i' 4s-
n ~, - = ,rl'''i'niiS "a erHia'n
-. - '''''1 '''''a' l.'ea N,sin'
'" -N'-'--'iail Af eNerifl 3iiIscll asr lhair
'a''ifs' no" worthy he vas at their highest
-sp'Si 'ad i1Fe- a7d how much be @auld be
ii''nsa I 'hey shaHld strive m every Eay al
'"lla'e isi''seifca.
ne Ne-~ passed. happily awaT- The ehiI-
'ei l''i'ns NAT 'hes eauia gam 90 End hy sp-
Ds'A- 'naif aNa I'll ta 'Ae discrimination af
is.' l'0'''e'. eai7''i attempting t, while her
''i'1'''''1 9'l'7e- whenever iAey really isserTei
= sl'e u''n pleasure - new aud sweet Is
-''il % s'''Hi1's 'i'eis sllris and iIssuzse
's1l io,s'
"a The expected sreuing. Pls; It iea time.
- I1iisr c'Ha IAe ruotn vas bright aud
''H' ias lfa Els htlzing' ks,rI lgLts
''i'" -p.n ne mlniei-pieee \ iirlr feast
Is psilI spun he table Iiie ie-=ous had
n "-.,l'-' 1einrriia'd, aud The i0sks pun
way he moti.er Aafl on her bandsime new
p 1ul nc eai'dfen A1d ASKED a'ar-nis=inH Ia {
" la leir h"i.hay eiotaes- As NervyH aa- Q
1''' - ne n-a -s"' Win r7iher sd cuunie- Q
i'''
ny ai1F h''s''''Hd sad The ~iie- with e
'ainlnr luce
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

An Iriahmaa being N shuurh where the asol-
ecilon apparatus ressmhied siscii0n boxes, "a ID
being handed 20 him. vhispered IN the ezrrtar'1
ear than hn vas not nafuralizssi, ami could sc
vote.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

blowing siei lppsarrsi some lime since "a the We
'rican- DsHa -eems ia rs eztpnsi'cly tauriiug 10
eautim -}Ei.ts s.na7rrL
BENNY.
rid iniitIm. Christmas morning.
A. he sai annn my knen.
tiud4ug .i.t .ns .itiic stockings.
Stuffed ls GOD q. ihcv rualu be-
And Itteuure 'i.ieiuug In ne
rs la arr tomuFn lnd uliIl
Illai 1'u >auta Claus. vino Sled ihem,
Dii uut Owe a Haugffy chiiA
''lui We 70 lc good van't We nn.lsr '''
tad ifuin aiT ny lap be- sid.
Digging deep amung .he guusiss
lI if. rrifusuu .fursiuss Ilii
Wade 8nre'i me Zoo NJ ahIc.
icrssa ielupung goblet siuu'i.
brmnans asu siiA llutv - ung,
>cnt me by o leigi1or zuua.
Rai 'hc kitten ilr-r hearu me.
Wth us white paw lotiing iati.
Sat- by way 1f entertainment.
-llppmg ld 'le -hinm- .ruih
NHti uut inc scuiiest 1unaour
Al iliu .nss 90 sIch treat
-uur,s. rlihrr rdriy
tlrlsi .nm aut uto lhe street.
Then how gsamv'4 blue eve. L.nil,at
'iaii'rfins up me rrcriuu- siofe
lie liid aus,ig ncrn l0urng
o. lfa iIuv niuaiure
Ntt srHcru,is look hat -iaiurtl ne
>pr1Hs he INN lhe clrpri hugiH.
show NJ By has .niru Indignant
NJ nai'y > s'usc 1f nghi.
Come back Hariey 70 caiie,l he. ia,i,iv.
A. he isid ii- lprun vInte-
~l nu anal lavc my cIudv NaDnd %
Bot ihe 'luar va> 'a,ienr,i u.hi
- 10 siosl sha,hrri and ,arni
il lAe s,ss.icr 1i tue floor
" DO He'rlirfi nos alternate
Bent uH me ard On he door
Thea rs 10y some ,adJca impulse.
tliurs.y -1a be- 70 lac ius
AH Naiir sa--rtr -.- hrgit rves
vs. liciir-l be iain., O. higher Iad higher.
iu brave clear s.-v a- ,llont,-i
->HHf1 Aau-. enuir ,l.nu liir chimney
Sc ny uutcr lane aCr,cii ="
II all be a -uod -ri. BeuBv.
,aid Z, isri ~ be rpfuai
And -grai shfNav rrruiiei puur Hlrncv.
Hsvin- 20 he cutlery Tuof.
suoa 'lie lngrr .ar-uiirn.
l.iuslirr chased 1Nay he 'ru~u.
f3Iti icy sam9aiiesi braih iiiss lfve-aaks
f.li 'iis lussv hghf raszs dnsa.
la nv dirn. asc-ii-hse,l Chamber
Hlurv 1urrre leurai.l my char,
An'i ny piay-svnrn bov be,ite .ue
N.,rii In .ay lis evrrnu. pravcr
-t5uti ar,. adrr - io,i i..-s mnoer
tiufi boss sister -iiiru pause
snfs lhe sweet Young ips .ievliniv
Mauaufuli. Coa hes salia kaus
Us s .i4epiag bsaru and .ifl.n
i.ur tiic .asass, aug AMI news.
Like r1Fisssiu- riiag1Hg .lls -ows
Nn us piniup anfl leariIt rherk
i.id .a-iia Isarc liua. arurfus
fiaakiui .eau--tjh. Iu.iclic1
For rvaaulu' -ruuu if si1rv
20 ii, ni'ss-iHe ni a rtihi.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

AnoHg DE i-ssr prgtiiatii7 af hi. bad sarId. .uf
whirh 'e Us 'ay passing iiisrr arc not fc'v ve
hnre alrays tiuught 't airnriv o iHi stuff ar
n'ieaic 5r irsfrs haguvr- ~ -iiiis-l. A very
eunnnn Newspaper -urrrurv IS iuking upon hahyialk
as erhoct by nstiicrs aud There Is. at the
same time. the uianuur unad,t- iiiuurhis an,i AN
suaEc-se eh stur,s Of poetry and t Nnh rsni de-.
sli that W. ins IrsiaHce Of its rerugnun and
transfer aio .le verse That property cubans IT, rhe
following siieh appeared time n llie View
Orleans D.ha. Stems ia exqi.iciy iaushins INST
Il L
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

Are ysu not Mr. Grey, the inrsutar AT tins
deiicate and important marhinerv -
Il am NJ Gruy, but lIl not the iavrptor ar
aHything." rssarled Iasnss bitreriv. ..H.,. !,
me "rinnnfe PERSON. my cu'isin William Gray
he. euntiHued. Is Wliian entered.
i relolee N YOUR sar-sss. Young, mar. s,;,f
the Stranger TO William. -sYsar plan brs nar
the entire appu,hafiou Of tho -on,nitte- az
whieh | an ane- Ny name IS WH-an. and
IN lHshoFizsi t0 Pay YOU the thousand ,ioIlurs.
and aiso IN slranrr you anothsr rhausand an
rnudiiln iim YOU supsrintand the erection of
the works tn he established ~
William Wss lstnnishesl. overyrb.Ime,l mi
lher exprcssiug his thanks, aid.sl. Il am ve,
an apprentice, and my time viii not expire
siIhin uiiiiiH some three uinnfhs. Assrr mar
viii accept your offer, if YOU VIII ,sair TN
ihen.
IA apprentice = said ilr WILSON. .-Efaur
.hs'', lei me asA you. haze YOU abtained such a.
Know ledge Of mechanics ~
By saving my leisure moments ieined IA a
1--we Of NY business. as involving some Of the
'ess iHfrrests Of nan y
Six nouths from thi time sax William in
r'zpnnsihls otlHe, win a high salary, while
.ainss yas ionrneymaa laborer with nEentv-
i've dollars a month
well. james, = said Harry Gilherr. a sbart
ime alter, William Is soasS0d'y, afser all
Yes, returned lanes. Il lhink We indysd
nm ~rongfully once- xauld give ali havs
the world IN live ever my apprentice Hs.
gain These leisure mnmsnrs ars what uaks
ne liaa, aiier al, Harry -caHgrsyarseaassr.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

" AuthsE, viii you ioqe as r. said rhsv
both, with ons impulse.
Il viii; said she s-ns,o n v,urIe,.puz ',
She WIS obliged To go to sthsr roam % CON
csal her smar0n, At thisat enuausst of her
children over themselves ir.t fFuit af tka
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
COMMERCIAL.
ST. PAUL MARKETS.

GENERAL. MAhkETS.
LIVE SroCx.-Corrected daily by SCOrr Co.--Beef
on foot, So oo0s so . cwt Cows sso0sso. Work Oxen
s9Of0sl5O p yoke.
HoGs-Retan-on foot 90 p cwt.
sHEEr--4O0O4 SO p head.
vEM-oN--carcass &c p Is. Retail 10c p fb.
Fresh MKAr-RetailH fb.-Beef 10c 012c. Mutton l2c.
Pork, 12c. Veal, 12c Chickens s. so p dozen.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT daily by B. PRESLEY. Pork,
$40 0$19 so p Dbl. Hams, 15c p fb. Lard, 12015c. p
Flour, superfne 80 90; extra 80 SO p Dbl Corn Meal
25c. bu. Beans, 81 IS p bush. Potatoes 6Gc065c
q bush. FreshIButter, Csc 0soe y H. Cheese, 15e. "a
1Sc p ID. Eggs, 25c. p dozen.
GRoCEREs.-From Mr.. ALEXANDER REY, Robert street.
Sugar, p fb., brown 7z07'<c. refined SIC; crushed
and powdered, 12Hc. Coffee, lac. 015c. Ro-laguyra
Ice p tb. Java zoe = b. Y.H Tea, 75c Imperial 81.
Rice, 1219c. Molasses, SOC. 6sl 90 q gallon.
DRIED FRur.-Apples 81 IS p bushel. Peaches SO 25.
Green Apples, Sc 90 @ Dbl.
GRMS.-Oats, 45c. Corn, 75c. Barley, zoe.
Observation-Disclosures So SO q barrel. Tallow lie
p H. Candles, star, SOC. p H. Dried Fish, Zoe. u h.
Lime, So so p Dbl. Onions 81 90 p bush. Lard Oil, ST.
25 p gal. Salt, 81 SO q bu Vinegar, 25c. o gallon
Tobacco 25O50c. p fb. Hides (green) 31ac. dry &C.
Slb.
LUMBER.-Common, s16iG1S p N. Dimension stuff
$50; Flooring s24 Siding $780, Shingles, IS 90.
Woodbury., 81 SO a cord.
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st. paul aob'ta.


OWNERS WANTED.
WE have in store the following articles which will be
sold to pay charges at the end Of thirty days fl
date, If not called for: Z
T. Chandler, s boxes mdze
s. 5. Eustis, 3 hhds do
II. H. Anderson, box
J. d. Gray, bbl -
/. e. Collins box =
J. IL. Bancus, do - ~
Lewis J. Paterson, do
Robert Hill, 2 boxes and trunk
Miss Elizabeth Lyons, trunk 'a-r-, 90
N. Z. Reed, trunk r. sfrE
W. Cartwright, chest
l. P. Waugh, boxes, / chest / trunk
L. Sinclair, box
Jacob DOwy. do
Z. Hedge, boxes, Dbl, roll carpet ~
1, box, Dbl
W. H. Pallern, rocking chair
VIM. Aendlin, ! box -1-g 49,
II. Thomas, do 4
n NJ Traverse des Sioux, 6 kegs naR
n Frost, boxes, 2bbls ..- 81.
VIM. Vanner, box ,-.s.... d
A. g. st. Anthony, Dbl -.-t..
b. l. D. St. Paul, bbls
D. Casky, hhds ---- ----
Mary T. Monroe box
Allen Taylor do
+. ThOrndike, 2 bbls
W. II. Edwards, / box l chest
James Green, box ,F .. ....-
T. A. Burns, boxes, chest
j. Smith, 2 do
J Becker, keg liquor ..3.-as s-. i-
Avery W. Adams, Dbl
lawson box
b, trunk -.
Geo. Ford, buggies .a1 --..-----
J.. C. Patch box
Prescott, l do ,.-
Arthur, do
And watch left by steamer Nominee go.
St Panl Jan. Goblin BASS. BORUP 4 co
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TO THE PHYSICIANS OF THE WEST.

TO THE PHYSICIANS OF THE WEST.
And to all who use Liquor as a Medicine, or as
Beverage:
Physicians who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for med
cinal purposes should give the preference to WOLVES
sCHIEDAM AROMATIC sCHNAPPS.
I It's manufactured at Schiedam, in Holland, and
exclusively in the factory of the proprietor, by pro
cesses and from material elsewhere unemployed an
unknown.
Q II is proved, by the repeated analysis Of sewers
eminent chemists, be entirely free from the PERM
cious f, oil which remains in every kind of liquor dis
titled from gran and which is the of the nervous
and viscera arrangement serious congestion and NOR
bid desire for habitual and Incorporate indulgence,
which such liquors invariably tend to superinduce.
8. 1t is proved by the unerrng tests that the
Juniper Gin is favored with the coarse, acrid and
indgest lie oil juniper heretofore used but with the
specifically lighter VOLATILE aromatic and medic
ina of the essential oils Of the Italian juniper ber
ry, neglectedby every other manufacturer.
T. 1t is chemically ~roved be absolutely pure in its
rectifcaUn-a quality obi aimed by entirely new pro-
cess, and which other Holland Gin in the world has
acquired
5. 1t is proved by extensive medical experience and
testimony, to be efficient as well as an agreeable
remedy in many cases of incpien dropsy, chre
mic gOut rheumatism, hatulence, cells, concretonss
debility, sluggish circulation of the blood, deficient
assimilation of the food rnd exhausted vital energy
6. 1t is most grateful and renOvatng cordial, AID
when used directed inames the system or in
duces nebrety but tends rather to subdue the latter
frailty, by creating dislike to all inferior liquors.
And it invariably cOrrecs the i'll effects OF bad water
whether in swampy limestone districts. In all o
hese enumerated qualities il has rival in any mar
get in the world.
Since the Introduction of this celebrated medicna
beverage into the United States, number of Liquo
Houses in New York and other large cities hav'
commenced counterfetng it. The genuine is only soil
quart and pint bottles, handsomely wrapped in vel
low paper, with my name on the bottle cork, and la
bel. would advise those who use it incidentally, L
purchase by the bottle, Bars and Hotels frequently
fill my bottles with common gin and sell for genuine
For sale by all the respectable Druggists in the Unite
States. UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
ls, 90 and 20 Beaver-st., New York.
The word " schnapp" belongs exclusively to my
ticle all others counterfeit.
Wholesale Agents in Milwaukee, Wis.-Boyd
Ledysrd Doscher & Sexton Edwin d Raksr 4 CO
w. l. Hopkins 4 Co
December 9, 1ssA AaA
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@@zsetrtp's Column.
H Z N RY MIX e NTY,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE.

oFFIcE-0LD POST OFFICE BUILDING,
Third Street.)
SAINT PAUL, MIN. TER.
II AND bought and sold throughout the Territory
1/money loaned, investments made to the best ad,
vantage, and Land Warrants located.
REFERENCES.
NEW YoRK.-Gilbert Davis, Esq; Daniel Curtis ESQ.,
Capt. A. De Peysier; Messrs. 3. Thompson 4 Ne
phew; Messrs. Williams 4 Guion,
PHiLADELPHIA-JosephP Patterson, Esq PRECEDENT ofthe
Western Bank; Messrs Drexel 4 Co. bankers; Freed,
Ward 4 Freed; r. Taylor Co.; Bingham Dock;
Siers. James & Co.; Bailey Co.; Edward Hurst,
Esq, Notary Public; II. Messchert, Attorney Law
James Kitchen, NJ. D.; William stoever, Esq.
MINNEsorA.-Gov. w. A. German; Hon, w U.Welch
Chief Justice Of Min Ter; Hon. Henry NJ. Rice, Del
egste to Congress-; Rice, Hollingshead Becker, At
torneys at Law; Messrs. Borup Cakes, Bankers;
T. ROsser, Esq. Secretary of the Territory; Ames
Register U. 8. Land Office; VIM. HOlcombe, Esq. Re-
cever U. s. Land Office; T. T. Mann, NJ. ID.
New ORLEANs-Messrs. Brown, johnson Co., Bank
ers.
Y,cv A. 4
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ATTENTION THE WHOLE!

WIN. B. McGROARTY is now receiving an immense
stock groceries and provisions his store
OF 4th and Roberts Streets where he anxious receive
calls from his old friends and many may
be pleased to dropn His goods having been purchased
for CASH. he is enabled to sell low rates any
other firm In the Territory. His goods of excellent
quality and pronounced by all who have tried them
Give him call, and get the worth of your money.
ST. Paul Nov = 1S5i-1v
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A. Ill. MOSLEY,

IA N1OSLEK H.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER
ALL KINDS OF HATS, CAPS, FURS AND GLOVES
Third Street, opposite the Minnesotian Office
A H. NJ. has hand, in addition to full stock OF
IA the articles above enumerated large assortment
of INDIAN CURIOSITIES,
And Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods He would also in
form the Ladies and Gentlemen of Minnesota that is
prepared to make up all descriptions of Fancy Furs
dies Riding Hats and Gloves, at the shortest notice
The highest market price will be paid for Furs and
Deer Skins
June 81. '54 div