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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

NJ The celebrated Madame Alboni is gaMiDg
Immensely in stzs and reputation; distinguished
literary lady recently said of her, that she give
berthe idea OF an elephant that had swallowed a
ni,bt.npalS
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Shooters! Shooters!!
To

PisIOl!!!
THIS pistol for simplicity OF construction, facility OF
loading and ca ping Iapidy diSchArgtng, aud
convenience carrying, and in exemption
from liability accidental disckarsimg, claims superi
GRITTY Gil others manufactured.
just received and ior sale al the cheap Jew
elry Store OF c. BROWN,
nlyl No 1 Washington Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

Just Received.
VNIlE undersigned would most respectfully inform his
i friends and patrons n Wheeling aud its vicinity, and
the citizens generally that lie has Just received his Fall
aH1 winter stock OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND vEsTINGS,
together with full assortment of Gents Furnishing
Goods. which will he sold tile BILE terms
Cloths, CassimeTes AID VesIings sold by the yard,
piece pattern made to order in the latest ad most
approved style aud best mani Ter, at short notice.
| satisfactory At guaranteed in all sale.
J. II. STALLMAN, Merchant Tailor,
No. 2 Washington Hail.
ce6 Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

FaOH NoRroLk.-The Ba:umoEe Patriot Of
Thursday evening has the following:
Mr., Allen, OF the steamer North Carolina, eare
u th's morning and informs US that there have
been no new cases of fever aud no deaths since
Monday last. The weather yesterday was very
cold. cloudy and sleetY, with the wind from the
Gura east
The following letter wss :his morning reserved
ifOm Norfolk, in ouswerto one addressed by Mr..
Blanchard to the President Of the Howard ASso
cation. four days since, making inquiry as TO The
wants OF the orphans in that place. and stating
Tia; the clothing now at the Mayors Utfce will be
sent down.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

DISSOLUTION.
THR firm OF Sweeney Johnston 4. Co. 10 this asy dis
solved Icy mutual CONSENT MoBsTH. Michael Sweeney nrj
Thomas Johnston, j., retiring from the RTm.
N SWEENEY,
J. n TODD,
THOs: JOHNSTON, ia,
~ A. N. JOHNSTON.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

'TNHE eorartnership heretofore eYisiInR between Nil
clael sweeney, III: Johnston, JT; Foiar 6toSn6er.
ger, JameS NJ Todd and n JobustOn, under ~ GTm
name OF Sweeney, JolusiOu d Co, Wls dIsSolVed gu
berger. = 80 -SS--
Since that date the undersigned have continued the bus
mess OF the late rm under the and StyI9 or See.
ney, Johnston d Co.
MICHAEL SWEENEY.
III: JOHNSTON,
JAMES N. TODD,
ABlJAH n. JOHNSTON.
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MEDICAID
ALL SHOULD TRY m, >

D r. j. HosTETTER,s.
CELEBRATED :
STOMACH BITTERS. vac s7
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NoRFoLK, Oct. q. 1855.
Dear SiE:-Yonrs OF the 18th came TO hand aud
'on'euts noticed. In reply, would say there is
irea teStiluion amongst the orphans OF this city,
hey will requue all the clothing and other contrl-
h'''ons that generous public may have the kind
less 10 bestow
Permit me to tender the sincere thanks of the
eRbeTs OF this Association for his additional .es
gaoniaI Of sympathy on the part of your citizens
~ our afflicted city.
have the honor 10 be,
Very respectfully yours.I
SOLOMON CHERRY.
Corresponding Sec'y.
d. Il. Blanchard, Esq, Baltimore, Nd.
P. 5. We still have new cases Of fever amongst
hose who have impudentEy returned too soon.
hope others will take warning.
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Groceries at Wholesale.
'E00 RBLS. MOLASSE<;
Jul 300 bags Rio coffee;
90 pockets LasUiTa cofeei
80 Old Java
90 Io.os Ce,U'Iish TOh1rsO3
80 keSs 6tw.
10 bbls cut and dry
90 boxes SewaTt's n. Y. camdlesi
leo hhds Sugar;
80 bbls Coverings refined Sugar;
10 ht,is L0uisiaHa
On LIchY III, Il. p, and Imperial Teasi
90 Catty boxes
~ tieIces rice;
Q boxes white pipes;
90 Cogare's fancy SOapsi
Together with tul assUrImento Family Groceries
including Spices, Fruits Dye stus, Fish, etc. etc. for sale
TALLAST & DELAPALlS,
mas Nh 80 Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

GLOVES
JUST received, full supply OF black white and color
ed Kid GEVes; French and English buck Gloves; very
heavy Winchester buck Gloves; calf Cloves lamb and
ShammOy, lined, OF superior quality. SIX and lash
mere Gloves Of all kinds sale low at No Washing
ton Hall, by
oc1O }. II. lALLAAN.
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I eat Eobaeeo-2O Ahas. Ola Kentucky Leal lobe
MI " '-'' > LOGAN. RAKRR . CO.
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summer Arrangement.

New Arrangement.
4 THE WHEELING AND PAKKERsRURG
'ESSTTf4%S NAIL PACKET
sS%7ss ALBEMARLE,
ZINES H ROBERTS, master.
will leave WheelingeYerY Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day, 10 O'Clock \. for PaIKersbuTs. connecting
Marietta with the steamer BUCK, running Marietta
to ZaEeSTiIIe: and PaIkeIsbuTg with the Sfeamer
FASHION, running from Petersburg 20 West COIunl-
5Ia, Va Returning, will leave ParkersGUTE every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday al q O'Clock, A N.
Freight will be received or any point the Muskin-
gum river between Marietta and Evansville, and for any
hil-
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3IhlNG IN the market-nUtins in the medical ny,
1c ~ =. me P1Ss my years. has ever equaed Csn
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Wnnted.-The Subscribers viii purchase or mako
Nv liberal advances consignment baltimore,
PHILADELPHIA or New York, oil flour, wheat rye COr
barley clover and timothy seeds Also butter lsoi
pickled) aud eggs. GILL, Il Go.
HEJ
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-21

odium Of the Slavery propagandists. The Re-
publicans seek TO restrict the bounds Of Slavery,
and they will do ii, and every honest man in
the land will vote TO have il done. sstssss,
So much for the notice Che opposition press
has given US during the present campaign.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-21
MARBLE MANDATORY.
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE.
sd. Paul CIV Nfarhfe

-. FauJ CITY Maple Manufactopy.
ISHE Undersigned fphabapts Of ST.
Paul and SURROUNDING country, that he has inst
and has constantly hand supply American and
Italian Marble, and after thirty experience IN the
business feels confident that turn work ana M
cheap other in the Territory Ne now ers o.
sale Monuments Tomb Stones, Furniture Marble Paint Sor.
6c Ac st his opposite the Once, St. An
thoDy street. ' - -
All contracts made with agents M Marble WORK WIN
be hIIed strictly according to agreement.
b27-a In. AxIDox.
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~.PAUL MARKETS.


August p 1885,
MkRKETs-The kes this morning BIT little charged
change tendency upwards. Many articles
of provisions higher week than Pork
advanced} Shoulders quoted last week. Flour
shade Eofn m.a down loc . bushe. Oats Hay
are tending slightly do&nwards. Potatoes 60@ bushels
The growing plentiful but
the old price, and must necessarily do long the
demand great present timber from
$25 $50 per ranges from So to 81 higher.
Shingles 81 s. Wood is wore seuAdant, but hags
at the old price So to 81 per cord.
WEIGHTS GRAIN.-Thc following the established
weights grains This Territory: Wheat, 60 MS bu.;
Clover Sced bu.; Kye, Sc lbs q bu.; Indian Corn
lbs buS Oates, br Barley, 4SBs bu.; Buckwheat,
a lbs D bu.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-21

DRUNK.-As We were on on our way to- church
Sunday evening, we noticed a man so drunk that
in attempting to tie his horse, he missed his hold
and fell flat on the ground. A little further along
in front of Saloon, was another drunken man
dancing, surrounded by some FIVE or six of the
same stamp who appeared to admire his disgrace
full conduct. On Monday drunken fellow was
thrown from his wagon and somewhat injured.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-21
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS FOR
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA.

Mass meetings Republicans of Southern Minnesota WI"
be held follows
At Winona, o Saturday, August %.
At Springers, in Village Charles Wnoha county,
on Monday, August 81, at T. NJ
At Chatneld Fillmore County, Tuesday, August 2S ~
2 p. NJ.
These Meetings will addressed W. R. Marshall, Esq
the Republican Candidate for Delegate NJ S. Wksoh ESq''
of gentlemen general attendance is ex-
peced as il is important that the Republicans should be and
doing.
BY order Of the Republican Central Committee.
N. MLEAN, Chairman.
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STAGE LINE TO sHaKopEr,

rNSTn F1NHE Suosrib~r a saye reru.
Hla9A i larry between 81. Paul and Shakopee :
:, - Leaving the winslow House, 81. Paul. ON
Thursdays, and SATURDAYS q = % UT "'N
The stage driven by the proprietor himself who vii, sparc
no pains to make the trip stage n
meets with 10 Mankstc ~
Al errands entrusted 10 his care, viii receive pr,mp,
attention. r,'s"P'
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-21

Foreign NeWs---Scbast0Pl mot Vet Takon'
The steamer Lebanon brings the news that the
Allies have not yet been taken, . and the Ameri-
ca that 6 Sebastopol has not yet been taken -
rmor is rife that the seigc is about to be raised,
but we place no confidence in it, A terrible bat
tie must yet be fought before this takes place. 1t
is reported that the Russians have been victorious
in Western Asia. Cotton market declined
bread stuffs unchanged. Six times the amount
for the new French loan, was bid for.
By the America, we learn that the Allies were
daily extending their forces towards the Redan
and Mala-Koff towers. In Paris it was rumered
that the bombardmcnt of these places had CONF
menccd. The Angel Gabriel was creating an ex-
element in Liverpoel.-Nothing further worthy
of mention,
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DISSOLUTION.
DOIbear's Writing s. BOOk-K eeping
Academy,

DOlbear's Writing s. BOOk-K eeping
Academy,
Orer The Store Of Marshall s Co., on Wabnsha,c
Street, t a'fiys g
WILL BE KEPT OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR. f>
Hours Of Attendance from 10 A. NJ. and from "a
tnG 7P.M. rflalff fsT [f4I
ID his system better acquired In two weeks
II than fy practice by the old method. - i't III
All craDpin2 Of the hands is entirely the pupil
enabled to write with ease, freedom rspfdIty.
Doic ar's Siclce sale at his Rooms.
81. Paul July 2c, 1883. t's sf'tt II
Prom Ills ExceIlency. Gov. Roman.
- ~ 4nres.. 1s NEW ORLEANS, July 2, 1882. :
have examined with attention writing
by M Dobea, and Il with certify 10 its SUI
periorify method with which am d. Mr.
.ibea having given private lessons IN family
if justice acd that believe much worthy OF public
patronage the anil mluers Of hts
character, the rapid Of those
who received his lessons. .sss A.. ROMAN.
,iisf s'g,se{s NEW ORLEAss. May IL, 1894. 4
On tcinvisacn OF Mr. Dobear. teacher In
our csIy we have carefully specimens writing
oh pupils from to so written through
an entire course Of tsfTnction
with the bicb-s satisfaction the randi
not unparalleled progress which, tlny have made.
From the specimens expression
Of cocnrrcf opinion that the greatly superior 10
any hitherto fought. II to write lightly, elegantly, In good
TASTE lie an accomplishment useful desirable, mon the
snxeusy solicit OF the public liberal I'm favor
Instructor whose qualifications Highest order
whose aors promise TO e exceedingly u<e in this ana
conmun't'es' y. ": ROMAN, Governor Of louisiana.
j. pRETR. Mayor Of New Orleans.
i. BR1NGER, Surveyor e. neral.
Rev. C. Maenhau., Rev n r. v.sh
H'mrsmns' H-1., Rev. q. wnslaw.
wv. Ernue, ESQ.,, Oycs-sO VIC. P,pe, Esq.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-21
DODGE 4 CARTER.
WOOD BOUGHT AND SOLD AT
STERLING & BROS WOOD YARD.

WE would again call attention Wood Yard near the
w junction Of Third and st. Anthony Streets where we
prepared to sell all kinds Of Wood cheap cash.
b. Persens having Wood to sell well to can at our
once. at the wood Yard.
jeIe-u STERLING; 4 mo
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PURE SODA WATER!I.

vXIREN, GROFF KEGALLY have lust received ueyu ans
w superior SODA Fountain. Prcelain iDed Please
the following certificate from Prof Hosfor the distinguished
Prof. Of Chemistry Ia Cambridge College: f..,
CAMBRIDGE, Aug. I; 1881.
have examined the apparatus devised
production Of carbonc acid soda fhe
INGENIOUS sontvance furnishing at will, comsSa Space
and to great extent the cxrbonc acid general
Introduction into will to the public this
eraEe In Its utmost perfection and purity
zsr Of partskng Of impure end imperfecy
bonc acid water Aside from the obvious exccncis
Of the Invention, Dr. Nichols's well known ability acl1
sufficient the ifyv.
ton he offers for the public consideration.
"a HOSFORD Rmforl, Prof. Hazard University. rc3-tf
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RAILROAD DEPOT.

VIE PUBLIC not be these R,;Irond
unes. where the DEPOT will. il permanently
therefore, B. f. IRVINE & Co.. respect
tN inform them that II is for the
opposite the American House, Upper where
f5esn Family Groceries and Provis0ns can be bought
cheap for cash. all times until the CARS come in
August LIST. 1855. .ro,,,
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G. A. DELOYNEs 4 CO.,
IMPORTERS
Brandies, Wines, Fruits 4 Sccars.

Wines and Liquors sold by the House are an OF
we importation Of their Ner York firm trans
frred in bond under the seals of To Chicv
where they lodged United bonded cellars In this
way the merchants States can
IN Oncago with the certainty quality any Kew
York Jobbed Goods sold part the country or Cznae
9cn DC frdneYed in bond. II there Custom Herse stns
ted IN the place. As other House offers
Its liquors with the like security the merchants
OF ST. Paul must find their Interest," desiro Of
ing the pure article to send their orders above aul3-tf
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=. CITY OMNIBUS.


4.-IEE& L within the following boundaries, from =
cc'oek A. NJ. TO 8 p. NJ. Ieeche.s,
A", on FoFfsf. above houe from thence az
lar s as c. bnrbank's house, beyond Baptist Church
lar as Esh street, st. Anthony the
dencr ~ Mr. Taylor. formerly occupied iy NAL Fridey
II In all mention. limits there VIII
be an extra charge. '' ~ "''
jel5-tf r . r,S,c,,
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DAMAGED.-The amount of property which has
been damaged on the way to St. Paul during the
present season, is estimated at over twenty thou
sand dollars.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-21

RIVER RIsING-A heavy rain yesterday raised
the river rapidly. 1t was a regular eastern blue
day, sufficiently doleful to give old women tho
blues
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-21
BURBANKS L co.'s
Freight, Express and Merchants
-tte DcSDafch. iFsl

rTvHE Propcfors American North-wsstcr TX.
press Conpsn g. have oresDixcd freight line Boston
and New York 10 81. Paul under
We prepared make riel,ts
upon better terms both time and price any other s
now IN existence. ' 800 : = "
wecsn bring goods In less time than spyss sxscpous rss-
lar express.
lines, - 4s.esF.a. 80 "
We guarantee fine under forfeitu-~.
we delverthe goods any corporation without
extra charge. ~ ~ s,s--s.s
lastly, we win make here ps
y OF the go"s) according u its without
any otner company " line. J. q. BURBANK CO.
I ~. PAM, July 20th, 1871 -. - - ty20-1m
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list RECElXEn

JUST RECEIVED.
f EXPRESS assortment of Soft Hats of vavio
- qualities. Call and them. -
SHAW & HARRELL,
yySO-tf OpDosife Rlock. 81 pa.,l
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-21
NEW MILLTNERY GOODS.

MRS. n. J.. STOKES u now opening at her Millinery
WI Store, large and Pan and Winter
Bonnes Having returned from New York, where
leced with the latest Paris prepared
to show to her old customers ones best
lected assortment O millinery goods oeed this Of
New York. sff 4o4r - 81 = - = - -
S-She would also inform ladies' that she has vsr-
ETY. OF style. for making coaks which 10 sapss
ocauiy ana elegance. ss.es ss 10 &. ~ oct17.if
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! -. Ihe LAmpJfghfeT,
rVHE latest and hest Ames5can novel, which n exiting -
great sensstou East, Just received and for ~
y. HOwTrZ CO.,
fA as2 q At LeDueg Old RUokstvfe.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-21

MeCORMICKS PATENT
REAPING and Moving Machine, for sale by
- 'ee'H ALEX. REY.s
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSIiIP.
ST. PAUL, July Sd, 1856.
TTNHE Co-partnershp existing the sbscr-
beers under the name J. H. McDOUGALL Coz is this
dissolved, affairs the late firm,
will be adjusted aud , business continued the old stand
WREN, CROFT X REGALLY.
JAMES II. McDOUGALI,
JNO. v. WREN. -.
MATTHEW CROFT.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
l1 "a --c.,e B.. rsea July 81, 1855.
VIE undersigned have this day formed
i der the style Of WREN, GROFF & REGALLY, for the
purpose Of trasactng the Drug and Medicine Business,
connne to have hand ful supply Drugs Chemicals
Paints, Oils Stu, Drus
opposite Empire Block. Please call and rx2minc.
1r te.r4 -r-4E JEO. v. WREN,
MATTHEW CROFT,
ty7-tf - 1} srs WIN. REG, ALLY. 'le
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VIE subscriber woud respectfully citizens a,
= Sasn fau, mat he has fitted shop Eagle streef
tne winsow Honse and prepared to execute All
orders IN his line with despSfcb ~ -
Carriages and Bugefes painted in the very hes. civil, -
c.srs, ~. s.'n,s. n. n. SULLIVAN.
..''. Ia..e n''e Z''n- 1919. ie2S-ly
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-21

UPHOLSTERY, MATTKA$S AND BEDDING
WAR EHOUSE. H.
r. KIEFER, Practical Upholstrer, respectfully
"a inform the citizens of st. Paul, that he has
Upholstery Trimming and Bedding Warehouse, A. S. FL
felt's Dry Goods Storc opposite the American House,
will keep constantly on hand large Lounges
Scces, Be-" Lounges, Arm Chairs; the best Hair,
Moss and Sisuck Mattresses,
KIEFER'S P1TEyT SPRING lfATTRASS,
Pillows and Bsters all kinis Spreads Quilts
Carrias", Coach and Buggy Trimmings
Done in the newest style.
Church Pcws VIII be ornamcnted neatly ci,eapiy.
Vanishing dove, and all kinds Furniture repaired.
~ Window Curtains and Paper Iansings.
jyI-dNwly A. II. KIEFER, Practical Upbslsterer.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-21

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
I'VE shall regular Weekly Auction Land sales
w on SATURDAY., July 7th at our office
Persons wishing dispose Country
auction, will please hand the early
jcas-d&wtf ID. DAYTON s. PACKARD.
CABINET FURNITURE.
CHAIRS, MATTRESSES AND BEDSTEADS.
BAILEY PRIMROSE,
st. anthony Street, St. Paul, Minnesota,
Have store, the largest
URNITURE,
Ever offered for sal. in this Territory. Comprising
SOFAS,
OF WALNUT, ROSEWOOD & MAHOGANY,
the latest designs. Plush Hair Cloth;
SOCLfBLES AND YANKEE -DIH.AJVS,
OF Walnut and Mahogany,
Richly carved and covered with superior article of Plush and
Hair Cloth;
ELLZHBETH CHAIRS, -s
SPRING SEAT ROCKERS AND EASY CHAIRS; ALSO,
CANE ROCKERS, OF EVERY IMAGINABLE
STYLE; CANE SEAT AND SPRING
SEAT CHAIRS,
THE BEs: IN THE COUNTRY; r
Tables,
Card Centre. Breakfast Dining, Side and Tables
STANDS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION;
BEDSTEADS,
Common and Fancy Cottage, Walnut, Maple
and Painted; also, FEF
FRENCH BEDSTEADS;
-- BUREAUS, ...s....-,,--
Of Walnut and Mahogany Fancy Dressing, Plain
and Common;
BOOK CASES, &C., reE.
In word, article usually found Est
mcn be found this, Of quality not inferior to
the best in the West. We Manufacturing great part
of Furniture, and what import in the
best establishments East and South, which guar
antee of its excellent quality. The buyers
spectfully solicited. ty3O-Iy
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-21

LAND
TWO MILES FROM THIS CITY.
on ACRES of rich land, well timbered water....
OO HENRY MCKENTY.
st. Paul, July nth, 1855. jylS-tf
HOYT SETTLEMENT.
1R0 ACRES of excellent Land from St. Anthony
i w and miles from st. Paul.
HENRY MCKENTY.
st. Paul, July 17th, 1855. jylS-t
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PROPOSALS.

NJJIL Be ceved for the purchase Of Jp1eWrnt aRapsl
w G. L. Emerson, frrc hundred
doIsrs. As he usderssfneA md sBy wor~y In s
Judgment will be sold b~rat
BY applying 10 X. l.. Thmnpssn, Third wsbxssw
streets, ST. Fail. - -sas ~ sas30 1911 Il5H n
jy4-tf Z Z. IL Nm. CREEK. winons.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-21

CO A proposition is now On foot to annex six
counties of Missouri to Kansas, with a.: aggregate
population of seventy thousand, among which are
numbered some six or seven thousand slaves
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-21
DISSOLUTION AND REMOVAL.

rTNHE subscriber would respectfully apprse public
the firm Of Wright FitZ dissolved, July 3d.
Ivy mutual cupsen All due the settled
X H. Pz, who is authorized firm for
that purpse The undersigned, having his shop
ST. Peters street, Of the First Presbyterian Chu
building formerly occupied by Messrs. sc,
the business all Thankful
for past favos he respectfully soIcits continuance Of
au3-tf II. H. FITZ.
DISSOLUTION.
rHE Copartncrship heretofore existing George
i Proper and Carlos Wilcox, under the Of
Proper wilcox. Is this day dissolved consent.
The business win be continued by Carlos Wilcox, at
the Land Office Building, the heretofore.
CARLOS WILCOX.
Minneapolis July list, 1858. auil-tf
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Millinery.

MRS. rRIDAGH Il MISS LERCR 81,
minnesota street ,betwecp Fifth sxth psu
Are prepared TO do everything in tie Millinery Else, IN ne
~ .a M best FnisRct Sfyke., tist = n fl'IfAfe 2
Keep constantly hand II seleetcd Stock of
Hoods Bonnets, and Fancy Millinery Goods.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-21

CT There has been Il settlement at Williams
River, Va, over GO years, and there has been but
two sermons preached there during the whole of
that time.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-21

Cy= The name &c bank" is derived from the Ital-
ian word banco," bench, which was erected
in the market place for the exchange of money
The first bank was established in Italy by the
Lombard Jews, AID. sos. Some of the Jews
settled in Iondon and the street where they resi-
ded is called Lombard Street.
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sas- Horace Grceley's law suit in Paris, has
been Withdrawn.
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ID. c. PRICE, Dentist,

now ready to wait the people of Minnesota at his
rooms Combs Brothers. Book Store Saint Anthony
street. -... g.. ..... t.--r4.s auil-tr
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

We receiving the East large and wel-seectea
stock of goods liz line. and do intend to
by house i'm st. Paun the magnitude variety,
and excellence, and especially the chespss ARTICLES
in our line which shall offer to the I,ulLc.
jy7-tf WREN, GROFF REGAIEY.