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Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
IN, Sanders New Series.
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books. All the Teachers who have
used them attest warmly their fitness
for purposes the school room.
They fact the carefully considered results OF ts most
experience teaching, and accordingly adapted ad-
mraby the wants and powers Of the learner
sull arguments long drawn OUT t.
that he ctue of cat is not cat that 'te picture
o that ssthe picture of COW Is not a
cow equally valuable and appropriate
in school book for Child. f.f -sff t9ii 1851. 5ff'
the child assumed to have common sense,
in what is useful and suited to his
puzzled the start with long words
definitions, weared with reading, at
tempting is without benefit because above his
without interest, because insu.:erably dull
Reading Books, in the process Till
the last, plainly preparatory to the next The pu
pleasantly proay conducted through lessons consisting
three, syllaes in regular succession, all
matter full interest, moral and Instructive yet
enterdinng and besides arranged as while merely
teaching him read bue his mind with the most oIs-
thought, and deveiopc and his mental powers
Teachers examine them, ami Judge yourselves - =
throughout the Territory have sett OF the
examination, by calling W. s. Combs,
the House, who the only authorized agent for Min
nesota, June 6-d1y 3
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
III 90 BOOKS: aBOOKs.u Il d
The Pioneer bookstore of st. Paul: ~
r. HOWITZ & CO.

II ESPECTFU the public that they have
II chased from w. G. LEDUC, Esq, his old established
opposite fe that they have
greatly added the stock Miscellaneous and Standard
Works, presenting larger and more complete
be found in St. Paul town this side of St.
Louis;
they complete assortment of the best articles OF
Gt,oaay, and are receiving additions thereto with every
boat; 'o| '+'4
That they design to maintain the we'll O
this establishment for keeping the largest, best and chedpe
stock of WdH Paper; li OF .eJo. .s'l,.l-
That they agents Harper celebrated Monthly Aaga-
zne subscribers rely receiving at the earliest
possible moment;
That authorized wholesale all of Hdr
peS ralud5e Miscellaneous and Standard Works. which they
will furnish at the Publishers prices in New York; -
they will continue to keep and sell A. s. Barnes
School Books which is recommendedby the SUI
pentedet of Public Schools in Minnesota, and UNIVERSAL,
used throughout the Territory; ~. Fs1 ai u
That keep hand SfOdddrd e. Co.'s Pianos
In and nish selected with andarran
ted to give satisfaction; f,sl ~ f.-r-ts .t,f II
Thatthcy wll supply Prince s. Co.'s eodeon
at the Manufacturers Prices; .t4..0t -giffiI
That they agents the territory several mills,
the sale Printing Paper; = 80
And generally they will keep article I'm their linz
keep the reputation Of this Ogind
Pioneer Bookstore OF Minnesota.
terms Invariably cash. ltCJ 0iij %
CORNER OF THIRD WABASH STREETS. OPPOSITE
THE POST-OFFIeE. q ID .t,,o ~ =7--
. II. n
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

Jaw passed Congress March Sd, 1855, giving One vn-
IA dred and Sirfy Acres oand to ali persons who
performed a. days military service United
States since IT'S. :. - 0---~-
Ine Law includes all the Commissioned and
ed omcers Pryates nciuding ndans whether
Volunteers, Rangers Militia or Rangers.
Also all the Commissioned and Occrs
the Navy Seamen Ordinary Seamen, Landsmen Marnes o-
ulll Men, Chapiains and Clerks. = -
Those who have received entitled to enough
more to the l6o Those sre
not entitled under this act. - 80 - -
Soldiers OF the Black Hawk, wars who
made applications for land having
served $50 they served fosv
fesr days, or IL they were engaged in Battle -
The Veteran Soldiers of the pensions
now entitled to land II their widows can draw IT,
The benefits Of this act Tin the soldiers deah
TO MS widow or his minor children,
IL s thought that nearly millions be
issued under this act, and
applications that viii be mades considerable time win
cesary ape before they All be acted upon.
the maxim, come, first served, $1,000
We have made experienced rm
inston for obtaining Bounty Land for an entitled It living
this Territory, who eherge
In any case unless we obtain the land. - . 80 -
spl3-H 80 PARKER CAnrKR, Att'y ct LAw.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

GT The Paw Paw (Aich.) Free Press tells a
story of a cow bitten by rattlesnake, being shut
up in a close stable with three horses. In the
morning the cow dead and the horses blind
and stiff. The horses were removed to the open
air, and after being moved around and blcd, re-
covered their sight. q. .
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
KIND WORDS.


One little word, If softly spoken -,l
One little tear, IL kindly she'd
Can heal the spirit bruised and broken,
And cure the heart that long hath bled.
Once in distant land, a stranger,
Alike unknowing and unknown
prey to every hidden danger
wandered darkiy on alone.
With meurnfu. tidngs often greeted,
Until my soul was sick and sore,
Ny heart at last would not be cheated
With what had cured its pains before.
SO deep and bitter was my soTrow,
Existence was constant pain:
wished not 10 perceive the morrow,
Or greet the gaze of mtn aSlin.
Just then. when all was dark before m
And Hope had closed her wing 10 die,
The music OF a voice stole o'ermc
Scarce louder than an infants sigh.
The words were few, but oh, how tender!
Their ballowaj accents still hear:
They made my stubborn grief surrender,
And banished every sinking fear.
oh .e who have no goods nor money
Te give to those who mourn and weep,
Kind words are swceter far than honey,
And twice ten thousand times rs cheap!
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
BRITISH PERIODICALS. r..
EARLY COPIES SEC URED.
PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS!

r EON ARD SCOTT & CO., New York; continue to re-pub-
IL following British Periodicals, viz
THE LONDON QUARTERLY (Conservative)
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whigo
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Gree Church)
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Liberal.) a4
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE CTory.)
critical of European affairs, will render these
unusually interesting during the forthcoming year.
middle ground between the hastily written
item crude specuatons, and flying rors OF the daily
Journal pondersus of the future historian writ
and excitement Of the great pol
cal events passed 1t to these
look the only really ntelligibe
history current events and such in addition
literary, scientific and theological char
acer upon the reading public.
permanently Eade for the receipt
Sheets the British publishers, by which
all prints the hands Of subscribers
be furnished with the foreign copies
outlay pa we shall
the Periodicals at the same low rates
heretofore together with the following premiums to new sub
scrbers:
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

The Rhode Island Legislature convened on
Tuesday, at Newport. Benjamin Fessenden was
chosen Sncaker Of the House.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

MovING.-The Cincinnati Sun says:-Ovcr 400
families are known to have moved from this city
during the past month, for the far west.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

CO a quiet exposition of truth has better
effect than violent attack upon error. Truth
extirpates errors as grass extirpates weeds, by
working its way into their place, and leaving
them no room to grow.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

PRo?nEcy.-Thus says the st. Anthony Ex-
press:-Some of our oldest lumbermen are conf
dent that we are going to have high water in a
few days. They say that thus far, the season has
been just the same as the year 1850, at the time
tions may he realized.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

- JOIEBRs, BUILDERS AND CONTRACrORS,g gG sd
shop Opposite the Wins1ow House, Near Fort street.
oULD respectfully inform the etsens Of St. Paul. ana the
w building community they prepared 10
attend promptly to all work entrusted tothem either super-
tend the erection of budbes, furnish matefaia sud 20 ne
by contract One Of the above firm having had
experiences building, nsttereA win the belfeS
that the fullest
March eOh, 1885, elt - n mh10-i ~ -
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WASHINGTON, Wednesday Nav 80.

ties for the municipal election on Monday. The
Judges are all Know Nothings, and the antics are
resolved to have outside committees at the polls
to count each vote to prevent any deception. 1t
is thought that the election will be very close.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

TT want BOOKS OF STATIONERY, you want the best;
therefore, again call the and
inform the public generally
choice and select Books Envelopes,
Bsoks Memorandum Books Paper, Gold Steel
Pens, Instruments, Pencils every description, Visit
ing Playing Cards. Music Books; and everything
supply the Desk the
Counting house, the table Of the Draftsman ~ <il3 AZ
constantly receiving the latest the
Fishing tackle Of all kinds, things
mention, which will be sold at the lowest
cash. 4sse eeteasf
MY strictly cash, believing 1t to be the
well the seller. fiH fitiA Hi >1StI
purchasing goods In line will do well TO examine
my stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
to show goods. Goods sent to part or
city of charge.
wishing school books have copies Of McGu
Towns, and other series free of charge. asc.ee
= Schools furnished at very low rates. = =
going East in weeks and will sell at redaced prce
until then. WIN. DAHL,
feb6-f va1 iru{ No. ~, nobert street, saint Paul.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

CO The pebbles in our path weary us and
make us foot-sore, more than the rocks, which
only require bold effort to surmount them.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
CHARLES WOOLLETT,
General Commission and Advertising Agent,

~ , CHARLES WOOLLETT,
General COmmis ission and Advertising Agent,
.t'i 56 LAKE STRRET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
RESPECTFULLY announce intention to establish myself
permanently in business in this city, and offer services
effect sales Produce, purchases of Merchandise, Lumbe &C.
commission, together With business which requires
soa attention. which experience seventeen
mercantile pursuits and thorough knowledge the
has qualified effect the most
terms, thereby frequently obviang the Inconvenience and
leaving home and business. Hoping to be favor
with commands, trusting that this introduction lead
transactions. extensive and mutually beneficial, and assuring
OF my best efforts in your behalf, am truly yours
CUAS. WOOLLETT.
REFERS AID w. Kennedy z. B. Williams w. wayman,
NJ L keith A. H. Blacka ESq John Rogers, Esq H. Frnk,
Esq. Messrs. Nugent & Owens. II If
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

Saddle, Trunk M1tuf GGte11, III,
TEEPS constantly line. His goods
N Lsather tanned in
steam and sevicable than
article sold In the city, be made from steam
tanned wishing good bargains
requested to give him call. s vt s my16-lys
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

X HAlrLrON q Co., No, >, wnslow House, are receiv.
We ing opening the largest and best sa6oFtcnt Of
Book Stationery Wall Paper and fency eefore
brought west Chicago, they oer TOR sale II
lowest possible eash prices. = ,HY =.
would nrst cali sttendn stock Of PAPER,
compsng 5000 rolls which were e very
rates. Those wanting wa Paper would do well 70 look a
stock Of STATIONERY can't best this SIDE ~ Chi
S7iWRT7qNG PAPER Of all grades. PENS, IxK, RussEn.
,INKsTANps, RVLERs, sBLoTTINo AND DRAWINo PAYEn
Of descriptions and In fact all articles usually kept Sta
tfonery establishment. ~ - a.
GOLD PENS. We have large Of J. g. Bus Gold
Pens. which public ESstefx
pfces. Gold Silver Tooth Picks, article,
Ledgers Journals, Day Pass books
of all styles, single. R ,tgL ncJ GAu8fF
We have good stock Of Miscellaneous Books, and grea
Cheap publications. In store very large stock
by Express they issuet
press. arrangement In New York cit,
which all forwarded TO US as soon q
printed. sils .g7lE1lfHf 030i tL9f ltA e.sAIfvE4
or School Books, have Of A. s.. BARNES Co.'s pub
lcations, which Oer low other
town. Give us call. f8sfC. A. A.HAM1LTON& Co.,
June 29-tf. 4 !. = doors above Times Building
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
PROPERTY TO LEASE
CITY PROPERTY TO. LEASE.

fronting Upper Levee and most capaly situ
N the location of Warehouse, the Forwarding
in other portions of the city
dcsrous erecting dwellings
buildings the of business will be leased by
Enquire at his Office in the
Winsow House, second story. rio tc4
i,n05.tf LII SIMPSON,.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

At the old stand tie Rice BuAding 81. Anfhony Street,
VXIHERB found general assortment Of Ssddlsas
w Naness Trunks, yaise Carpet Bags &c &C.; Brass
Carriage Harness, double and single
Whips, Lashes, Halter Riding Brde &C., &c; also
Leather Calf and Kip Skins, Pink Innings,
Lasts, Pegs, thread and naIs GOOD assortment. -
TO order, repairing done short Dotieetems
ready pay only. [myl6-Iyl A. =. SP0YYoRD. ;,
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
TO-Farmers and Dffllers. 20
asaS asaSALM0NSIMPROyEDRATENr.oo

Iosk, also atshe New YcTf STATE Pair IN fS5s.
has been generally ntroducedi states,
edged by all far superior any other Nschine for csn
ng gras snd sraas seeds; and 10 fsst spesesG
xaenen msite1 see thIs Nsehin. befors
purchasing any other. For Sale only by a -; f,t- ~
tNe ~ tDs3h sgp y McclOUD 4 BROTHER
fsf tosl hen dA9ente fos the 1es1ftsGY.l 81
Jan0-0 Near the head Of Third ST., st. Paui.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

cy- Saline, celebrated racing mare, has
been sold at Richmond, Va, for 81, 300.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

Cy' The City Marshal Of Bangor happening ia
see man drinking something out of bottle, of.
fered him three dollars to tell him where he got it
The money was paid over and pockcted, and the
Marshal was shown to the pump! The bottle con.
tanned water.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

DROWN ALLEN, of Boston, Mass, have appointed II.
ID T. Merrill, Of Galena their the North
he will hand OF their Piano Fortes
The Pianos made by Brown Allen unsurpassed in
ACTION, DURABILITY, BEAUTY & SWEETNESS
Of tune. They considered ether
throughout New England, wherever
duced they have the lead. srs sr fr = =
Those wishing to purchase earnestly invited TO call 90
Main street, Gaena, Illinois, and their Pianos before
chasing elsewhere. ii. +. MERRILL,
my5-d&w1m % Main street, GaIena, III,
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
ALLEN PIERsE,

Attorney Lar and General Land Agent. ,.
TIAvIN Register the Land Oce under the late ad
administrations able the best land in the Terrto
subject entry and will the regularity all oca
tions made by him. rsrrsf5.. ~ r8fl-'
Wilocate land warrants and invest
f Of Is the "a the latter
for three charge half the
these rates commissions.
Once edar door to the Episcopal Church St.
= ,fFt t..fs + ..-l ..s myl5-tf
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
GEORGE A. NOURSE.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELIOR-AT-LAW,
-tii Once opposite SpOoncr's Lower Town.,
..fle-s La ST. ANTHONY, MINI. -a f~tft
REFERENCEs.-Prof. Parsons Law School, Cambridge;
Prof. Parker do. do Hon. E. G. LOrng, do o Chief Justice
Shaw, Boston; Hon. c. c. Lorng do; T. j. D. Fuller NJ c.
Calais Mel +. B. Washburne, NJ. Co. Galena, H.; Dutton,
Richardson Co., Boston, Bacheder Mann Co.. do. Ste
phen Brown Sons, dos r. p. Upton, Esq, ST. Anthony
Saint Paul Jan. 81. 1S56.--tf gf.ltl
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
MINNESOTA FIGURING MILL

HE Propreto that the above new Mil now In
and that they prepared
any Of Neal and to
tom work the grinding department., to order.
ROLLINS, UPTON HAITIAN. -
81. Anthony, Hsb. IS, is5s. ssszs-snv
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
GRAND HORSE EMP0RT1IN;

A. BlSSELL thankful for favors informs the put
c that ne has removed his place Of business Upper
the nisnsss TT. Grades; ssnssx hefns haad.
y can hnd pleasing sccomod1ton fhefr stcc IN ~
msnfh wsek or day. a sh6fe q psc pafEuSS ioco55S
ss -, De- 81 q = .efS3 = 10 1ozaA bssosls
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
BIGELOW 4 FLANDRAU.

.s Il Attorneys and Councillors at Lnso.
ONCE L. B. Wait Co.'s Third street, below Roberts,
-t -.- st. PAM, Minnesota.
VXTL attend promptly and carefully to professional business
wv in all the courts the Teory also to the collection Of
debts and to all other business in connected with
the profession. ]st
Money in small good security. zr a1t
HORACE n. BIGELow. CHARLES ]. rLANDRAu.
n1y.AE
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
!. r. IRvIxE.l,) =. M. STONE. fs. F.sMccoRMIcR
"a a IRVINE. STONE Il MCCORMICK, q &

DEALERS in Real Estate, St. Anthony Street, near the
JWnslow House, will and sell Real Estate, locate Land
residents, and attend particularly
and the making pats and township
Farming Lands, City and Town Property for sale.
st. Paul, Aug, %, 1854. aug30-tf
PROPERTY TO LEASE. e.-,
VALUABLE lots the best business OF the city
N " lease favorable TERMS Inquire at the Office of
Z M .a-y e;tr p, = IRVINE STONE & MCCORMICK, -
aug3O-tf ST. Anthony Street,.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12

Scnccs, In warren & vvins1SW's
to St. PAUL -i1 esis
rT,HIs ssfr.ettyS psffoa q ra, asasa sA 49,
3; .sr s' ss ss &. r 81 sss's'S s asss q r
:Ss g, rss = @ m ga
nome The soi Is dry and admirably sdstsd
sa q as:: % q
lewips at an q ne year ne !ots
sss; .ss sss Il e =: % s
spctanting pctus % the eys Several bstsna hos Of
oss. esa sne x ous q %
~ sas g. sss
sr Ds sEeieos .ses ds..sss seyOna
the river and by which w be possible
railroad from the east 70 reach the lower LANDING with
The subscriber being bring this picturesque portion
s R1is .i
ssss sadas 81 Ssss
mh9s-.f Opposite the American Hotel.
FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT:
TSOB sAIE.lO beausifuIy stuated IN warren ami
Winsiows Adon,' prices ranging $50 $780,
Block four, winsiow. Aedition up tovn,) commanding
"A large lot near Ramsey's residence.I y9ops
II sssess
See. r. %, r. o. miles from st Paul. 80
city limits. < number Of ax, 10 sdJoinins the
stss EsEasoS
st. Paul, March %, TT
i sfa yALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
q CORNER LOTS street being advantageous points
I % '.' --7'.' '-
lot Governor Ramsey's house, in the Upper Town..
BLOCK in wnsIows Addition commanding splendid views to
\ the town. ~ III N-t+ . .''- e@ft .ts-'- W
Block 4, Warren winsows addition, desra
situation for private residences and arodng the most
vorsble nueemens fer Investments. Y91lff5 sIl sy1H
Also number Of 2k, s, and 10 lots, Immediately ad-
i .
l6o miles from ST. PAUL. well situated, and presen-
ting every advantage that could be desired for farm
| town. Apply at the office Of -
JrJ 20 lIoa .fiuld obs ~ EMERSON & CASE,
| pih26-tf Opposite the American House.
hood srd .stjesJ.. 9a e. WILSON, ,o2G >tsA0m
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, Wabashayl street,
~ the Capitol, Saint Paul, Minnesda Territory VIII give
particular attention locating Land Warrants and will
Information Government Lands to Settlers S'i
Mr. Wen be found Forest Lakes aont % miles from
ST. Paul. where has excellent opportunity selecting the
best lands will between st. Paul and the
above place twice week. M 45i -; -Taf sp30zff
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
1913 s. I65 South Water ST., up stairs
UHRLAUB, SATTLER s. CO.,

. l., '
IMPORTERS Jobbers English
Goods, Cutlery Guns Ries Pistols, violins Accodcons
Looking Glass Dolls, Chirc's
German Hardware, ETC. Among this stock be found
IS follows: .f4
Pocket, Pcn Bowie, Butcher, Pencils of the best
Hunting and Shoe Knives. turegs. fI-a-.l.
Table Knives and Forks. )cminos, Tobacco Snuff Box
Scissors and Razors. ''e cs.
Ries yolvcrs, of Pcrmones, Segar Gases,
the best manufacture. .t5, 4 Points. Hf 2 f-..
Percussion Caps. All kinds of Fancy Pipes.
Plated Ware. French Pcrfunicry.
Patent Common Skates. Looking Glasses Looking
CompasscS OF every variety. Glass Plates. .t.f,-
Bench Vices, PycTs, Nippcrs, Jcwery.
Spring Braces Saw Scss. Toy Watches.
Fish Lines and Hooks. SpcctaccS and Spectacle Cases.
All kinds Saws. Playing Cards. +--f4 -
Sheep and Horse Shears. Accordeois, Harmonious, Cui
Jewsharps. tars. Flutes, and Fluiinas.
States and Slate Pencils. Hair. Flesh and Tooth Brush
Dog Chains, Curry Combs. --'''' '-'t' M !
Rat and Fox Traps. All kinds of Combs. >
Steel Pens. Pen Holders. , - t;iltA
Together with a large assortment o Toys. 81
experience,
business connection in Eure UNUSUAL avana
importing Goods direct from ae which
do in such quantities and at such terms enable to sell
them era they be bought in New York, Boston
Philadelphia. Fs.
With domestic manufacturers have entered into such
enable job their Goods at their FACTORY
PRICES. UllRLAUB, SATTLER s. co.
May l5-tf. t~'
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
J. SrARKEYsot Aa.d 81 fd3 g. G.. G.. PErrEYs.
nj 4af go JAMES STARKEY CO.. - i.9ii SIC

EALERS in Real Estate, Office, Third street. st.
IL All business connection with the above,
attended to; Military Land Warrants located advanageoy;
pad Collections made and Loans negoiated a'
REFERENcEs--His Excseney, w, A.. German, Gov. Mn.
Teri Hon. r. NJ Rice. Delegate to Congress; Hon. r. Saith,
Omsted, Mayor Of ST. Pau Messs. Borup Oakes, Bankers
ST. Paul; Ames Van Attoneys, dec1.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY IN ST. PAUL.-Third
sreetone full lot, so by $50 deep. Fourth
stree0 front feet, being three full lots Robert street,
business adwelng Seventh
stree lots the site of the contempl ted hoe to be built
the Of Seventh and Jackson, large lot Gov.
Ramse.ss residence Block in Wnslow's Addition. Also
of house conveniently Situated and cheap, the
Lower Town. f..--
ACRE LoTs-Several acre lots adjoining the
within mile Of the limits; also 60
miles st. Paul. The advertiser, with the view of meet
ing the large liabilities become will
dispose portion Of the above property reasonable
particulars apply at this Office, address BOX
| Post Office, st. Paul. y -rf feb4-6n
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
J. A. ROBERTS, Of the late flrm Of

J. A. KOBEKTS, OF the late nrm Of .ofl.nI
WRIGHT, McLACHLIN ROBERTS, .~o
DEINC dsnfed from said Arm, the proprietor
ID bled to offer to the public, work Of superior quality than
has been heretofore presented, such the Imitation Of all
kinds Of Fancy Wood Mantle Pieces, Marbed and Initiated
to nature. Pars decorated and painted in coor
ranted equal the Paris london style. Asftfa =
Specimens be by calling at the residence OF
j. A. r. opposite the Rice House, No. g. St. Anthony street.
st. Paul, y z 3 -t3 ahA -iti+eN .. ,-f aug30-y
TEAM WORK. y - sesi z
TTVHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully announce to the
merchants and citizens Of St. Paul. that he has three good
and prepared to do Jobs Of eampg in and around ST.
Of the Territory. ORDERS at his resi-
dence, opposite Catholic Cemetery, at the City Drug Store
Of Bond & Kellogg, will receive prompt attention.
r..f-,gF.3f ff4,f n.fr3 III J. w. PENNIMAN. Z
st. Paul, March 10Th, 1856. M mh13-6m
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-12
J. w. ALDER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DPIrGCJ

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
No. 73 opposite Bank of Gdlena Gazette and
Advertiser Printing Office, Galena, Illinois,
LAS constantly hand large supply Drugs, Medicines
Paints Oils Dye Stuf Perfumery, Fancy Articles &C.
&C., comprising everything usually kept which
have been selected with great warranted
Fresh Pure and Genuine. Cash
will find 1t greatly to their advantage his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. .s,-. - p
Also Agent for all the most popular Patent Medicines
day. feb24-6md&w
TO BOOK BUYERS AND MERCHANTS.
MYTH the opening Of the Spring Trade 1885,
w Der takes pleasure in additions
large Stock Of st-s
BOOKS: STATIONERY, AND PAPER HANGINGs. I
Having recently returned from the Spring Trade Saes
which Goods sold at lower prices than before he
enabled to to Cash purchasers favorable
ments than have been previously offered Western
market.
Among Stock found the supply MED-
CAL BOOKS in the West; good assortment Of Standard Law
BOOKS; and Of SCHOOL BOOKS, all the kinds
bought Of the publishers, in quantities. ~ Z
Attention Ia also called to stock Of BLANK BOOKS
well large Of letter. Cap, Denny, Medium,
Folio Post Papers, ruled and painaso, of Printing
Mil pcesand In the department wall Paper,
Stock unusually attractive, embracing does than
different Styles from the cheapest quality the finest gold and
velvet patterns, with borders corresponding. q ~
Please call at the Book Store opposite the De
Soto House. J. n. WAGGONER.
Galena, April 2, 1885. SEX ap20-2m