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friend Darlington, but fyou tlink the publ
city Of this item will be Of any account, you
Az at liberty to give it through the Joaaot"
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THIS remedy has won for itself snch notoricty
from its cures of every variety Of pulmonary disease
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evil
denccs of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed. So wide is the field of its use
fulness, and so numerous the eases Of its cures,
that almost every section of the country abouuds
in versions publicly known, who have been restored
fro,, alarming and even desperate diseases of the
LUNGS b., its use. When once tried It's superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appa-
rent to cscap, observation, and where its virtues are
known, the pubic no longer hesitate what nntIdotF
to employ for the dstrc Ssing and dangerous atfcc-
tons of the pulmonary organs which are incident
TO our climate. And not only, in formidable at.
tacks upon the lungs. but for the mildef varieties
CHILDnEN it is the pleasantes, AID safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As ii has long been in constant Use throughout
this section, we need not do more thai assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best rat IL ever
has been, and that the genuine article is sol.l by
.,"EAIr-nr. JEWArLA and hr. Il. II
MrrrnEIr. ElNton; Il. L. Tno4As, Nurh last j.
wills ~, Po Deposit Jan u tin
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DLACk LACE MITTS, large aSs"rt-
I'D mcnt, to whiek the attention ofthe ladies'
is invited. Also. hest make Of Kid Gloves,
din Silk Gloves, kid finish; childrens' gloves
10 great variety, by +. BROWN, JR.
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sE'Riyt. & SUMNER GOODS

aDLACk. Plain and Watcrcd Silks, Rice
3 Plaid Powered Silks. at - e; Changua-
Bile silks. 81 to - c: striped and Plaid Silk.
- to 81 ~ ! - large lot OF Lawns. fast cplors
&, C: pIlid and striped lawns 12a C, worth
l5t G: Cal COS. fast culors, IL 10 10 c: Ba-
ragcs, Chails, Barago dc LANES, De Bcgcs,
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WATCHES,
Jewelry & SilverWare.
GEORGE EIAFDYE.

GEORGE ELAFDTr,
No. 81 Market Street, .tboce Ih,rd.
W lL.WNGION, DELAWARE.
HAEiNG enlarged and improved his store i.
l. now prepared 10 offer to the public very
large and carefully selected assortment of Fine
Watches. Jewelry and silvcrwurc Ills stock of
Watches Will consist in pJrl, VI the following cc,e
brated English makers
VIM. Dixon Chronomcter Watches sole agency
Jos Senvils celebrated Railway Time X ecpcis
VIM. Couper's Duplex and Lever Watches.
NJ. j. Tobias & Cos Liverpool Watches
jos. johnson :. only genuine.)
McSsTs. Geo Il John BulI's Chrunomctcr and Du
pick Watches
Henry Taylors Liverpool Watches.
Weo. Callwiek Northampton Square.
VIM. Read & Sons, Liverpool.
James Graham. do
John Iioughton. do
John Tedhury Co, do.
The Fine swiss watches Of
III A"they Peyticu, lIc,ry TIN rncScn,
Mathcy Dcrct, James Co,oyoisi,r
Muulinirr. &c, &c. lie,
The above Watches are all guaranteed 10 he per
irG :, ''he-keerers and persons purch"shins them
VIII be referred to gentlemen of the highest reg
pectabiIity in the city and country.
JEWELRY.
Our Jewclry will be of the finest quality and lat.
est styles. We are constantly adding to our ex
tcnsyc scotch.
SiLIER WARE.
In me Silver Department will be found all the
many styles now much admired us well rs every
article necessary to complete outfit ~ livery
article warranted rs good IA coin
CLOCKS.
Fine French Mantle Clocks. various styles nl.o
Clocks for Churches, Schools. Halls, &c
TEL SETS.
Several different styles of Tea Sets Of the cc,c.
hratcd Sheffield and Birmingham Ware. Dinner and
Tea 'astors. Cake Baske.s Trays Spoons, Forks
Butter Knives. &c
FANCY ARTICLES.
Such as fine Jet bracelets. Necklaces Brouchc.
&c: Fine French Fans, Fancy Boxes &C.
April ~ %.
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10 Farmers nd Others.
VNllE subscribers have made extensive prcpara-
l. tons for furnishing full supply Of their
Improved Snper Phosphate Of Lime,
For Fall Seeding. and inform their customers that
the price has NOT BEEN ADVANCED, but continues
at the old rate of
$40 Per Ton, OF 1000 lbs.
1t is considered the best Manure for
WHEAT. RYE, AND OTHER GRAINS.
Not only producing Heavy Crops, but also siIcn-
ing the straw.
TlpN.-Obscrve that every barrel of our
article has our NAME and that of poTTs d kLETr
stamped on the head. Pamphlets describing It's
qualities and mode Of using can he had at our
store. or by Mail. when desired. \ liberal dcduc-
ton made to Dealers
GUANO.
No ! Government Peruvian at the lowest rates;
-AlSO, Pdcifc Occan Gmno,
This is one Of the Richest Guanocs ever importcd
FULLY equal to the Peruvian
ALLEN & NEEDLES
90 South Wharves II IS South Water St
LIST store above Chestnut St. PHILADELPHIA
10 Farmers can load on Water St. and avoid
the crowded W hart. Aug. IS-3m.
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h is III d.

TT you want Herring or Mackerel by the
L barrel. half or quarter, can be supplied at
Winners Point or George Town, by
June IL WILMER y FORD.
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LIN T..

IF you wish a No. article Of Schnylkill
L Lime, You can he supplied al short notice,
h, ordering through WILMER x FORD, az
liners Point OF George Town,
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WATJHGS, JEWE LRY AND
SILVER WARE.

%
~ ABA FERRIS son. CORNER oP Forum
NJ ANE AEKEr STREETS. WlLNlxGrox. have
w1TIuT "I iTw me ,nfSts, nSI"r mcnt Of fine
be found in the State aud resn,.rIi " -; W
attention of the citizens Of EIE'rov n, ~; NV
ty to our stock CONSISTING in mart Of ,,a
articles: r'''' - wv io''0"'ns
ENGLISH w,rC1rs ;,c.,,s.,
richnrI wi,;,. rhr,. :" ,,v'u ., '''ef Eases,
Agency, ""'ches' "'ie
thas. StcvcnSons do. do do.
W ,"Il;cl nuPieX ana Lever Watches
JOS Johnsons do, DIM de- ,,n,do ~.
w.? i p, w.
Io.h r.'a,aGa,1., ~ 40
Tine oo,,ay. no' no. thailway
Ih
I"sn,l, Sn,, ~. 40 40
,rtn ,l 10 DO. (Kailway
Im,, Tim 's1
INV e'""'s "'"' 40. DO.
FINE SWISS W ATCIES
.Iulcs J,r,,o.o, >
4 GcnJr.,s G.,,,,,i ',nn 'St,' throholhe'er.
ii C,,,,:s G,n.n'I ' MN '''e'c'S'
Nnrhcron 4 Constantine ,;rnrin (ycrr ,;,, N.Y.
james Courvoi>icr Geneva; N'' '
H. a;hry Poyticn,
Brguct. Paris. very Gne)
Char. +. Iis&ot & Sou. I.ocle. \ &c.
JEWFIRy
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MATING AND CARpETINGs.

Just received lot OF Ingram. Hemp and
Ecnjtiau Carpet, a.. 81 and 81. White
anG C"orcd Muttin2S, which We are selling
off very low fer cash. or country produce.
North East, june , HUGHES BRO.
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\ f u 0P ENIN G..
JUST OPENED, AT
WILLIAM TOEsISERT:S.

XTERf rich styles Of LADIES' DRESS
Y GoODS.-Silk. Linen aud lie Goods,
brown and bl"achcd ShcctingS, Domestic
iiallS Summer wears, &c., cnmpriSingin all
on" OF the BEST assortment of Goods over
before offered in the town of Elkton.
April If
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Apnlcntice Wanted.

TNllE subscriber wants an apprentice to
l. learn the House Painting business, II boy
of about lG years of age preferred.
SAMUEL w. DOWNING.
Elkton, Sep. eft.
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NEW FALL, GOODS!

IUST opened u lot of new Fall Goods at the Dry
j foods store of L. Brown. ,Jr.. suitable for tho
coming se,>on. to which the attention of the coln-
munity is invited. Iscpt %. 1898
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THE UNIVERSITY'S
FAMILY NEEDLESS:
Issued under the Seal Sanction and Authority Of
THE UNIVERs OF
FREE MEDICINE
POPULAR KNOWLEDGE,
CHARTERED by the State of Pennsylvania
~ April -. 1893. with a capital ofSlOO 600. main
y for the purpose of arrcsng the evils of spurious
and worthless nostrums; also, for supplying the
community with reliable Remedies wherever Il
competent Physician cannot or will not be employ
ed. This Institution has purchased from DR.. JonS
Il. RowASD, his celebrated
RONand's Tonic Mixture,
known for upwards of twenty-five years MS the on
sure and safe for
FEVER AND AGUE, &c,
and his inestimablc Remedy for BOWEL COMPLAINTS
ROwAND'S COMPOUND
SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT,
which highly improved and popuar Remedie, to-
gcthcr with
The unvcrsity's Remedy for COMPLAINTS of the
IUSGS:
The Univcrsitys Remedy for DYSPEPSIA or IN
sIGESTIoN;
The unversity's Remedy for CosrIvE BowELs;
Also the University Almanac may be had at
the Branch Dispensary. or store ofJAS. WILSON,
Druggist. PoKr DErosIT, whore the above mcdi-
cines arke kept for sale. June Ii ly
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A fine lot of NEW TIMOTHY SEED for
"a sale by THOMAS RICKETTS,.
Ricketts, Mills, Sep. 22-tf.
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NEW STYLES! FALL CLOTHING

A 7 the Dry Goods store of f. BROWN. JR.,
"a Elkton. Nd. Il fall assortment of Ready male
substantial Clothing to which the attention of
buyers is invited Isrpt D. -
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Medicinal.
II. II. II. NO. 2

II. II. II. NO. 2
A New PRINCIPLE DISCOVER ED IN MEpI.
CINE TO CURE OLD DISEASES, ScEoF-
uLA, BAD HuMoRs, Syphilis, ,
FRlGHTFUL SORES, uLcEhs,
FEVER SORES, ERUp- -
TONS OF THE
SKIN
RADW WAYS
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CATERS and Morocco Boots

lust RECEIEED.-Th Ladies will please cal
j and examine handsome lot of Caters Morocco
Boots I;uSkin Shoes. Misses dressed and undrcs>vd
Morocco Boot; also, an excellent lot of chillrcns
boots. for sale by
Nov IL B. T. MAY
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WASHINGTON CITY


@yNr lseAHt 4, JANEs NJ. a south Tenth rhslss
phis general travelling arua assisted ~ VS.. n.
IoYE Cothss, JANF- bgKRINs A. EvsSs, Taesss d. Ma.
JosRpu HAAsIrr Jostra RvTroS RoHsHr W Mosstsos 10
NARD VI, WuKT, NnutAA l., wErKKsAK, a. RtsstCE. n
w. MAcKSs, and o. =. Passes.
o. ~ Lewis, 81 Montgomery A'ahama, sen
faycsr toe ssacs II Aiseaz sUd rvane~..s a.
" LEwts, IksEH q, LHwls. aud SAMusL n Lsws
or M c. w, JAsEs No. Harrison Ctacinsaa, ohte
gcnrrn travelling me Western STATES TsH
Assisted W II }. TBe~As > r pssr, Wa ~ rUosss r
Yassr, &, NJ, WlssMAM A. L, CRilps, aud nc VS. tswu
Recriis- either gaoa
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JACK on parn.-A Philadelphia paper saws:

GThe Of the stsan-frigate Susquehanna was paid
OF Yesterday and SOME Of the sailors received a. much ~
81 800 each All less flush and the Of
them proceeded TO squander the fruits Of their hard labor
in true saor-ike style Carriagerding INDUCED In
small change was scattered among the boys all sorts Of
gewgsws were purchased the taverns rcaped rich bar
vest and The harpies who always the lookout for
such opportunities bed the dapes freely party Of
police officers placed in the ncghborhood OF the pay
masters office but they unable prevent the scamps
from operating Several Of the sailors brought up In the
staonhouse but they discharged when they becsue
sober
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SPEECH OF HON. JOHN LETCHER.

ON Territorial Policy delivered in the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes February %, 1855
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shall not have the maniness to say am member of
trust shall not be here in any other position where
confidence shall be reposed in me by just and generous
constituency such represent here [Cries of GOOD
But let get back the point discussing Here,
then, is Mr.. Wilson, admittedly elected to the Senate Of
the United States by knownothing legislaure-one al
most unanimously There lonely democrat
there, beeyethe only poor soul who could muster votes
enough get into the body laughter and there
some four or hive wings but the remaining four or hvs
hundred all belonged to this organization Is
pause for reply. Now, have heard that Of those
men are bogus know-nohngs in the popular aeceptaton
Can the gentleman from Massachusetts, tell me how that
Mr.. BANKS | cannot say.
Mr.. LETCHER. The gentleman cannot sqy r Well,
SIR take it that the people of the South viii want q kHo
before they disposed to go the full length in this mat
Well let still nearer home There Ia the State
Of Pennsy lvania in which election for senator
take place to-day. There is strong party Of knownoth-
ngs in the Legislature Of that State We know that they
have been in trouble Cor considerable time in regard
10 the election Of senator and have in the pa
pes which reached the city this morning the letter OF Gen
Cameron their candidate announcing bis platform Of prn-
cipes and it is the identical platform which has been laid
down here tonight by the gentleman from New York
Mr.. GOODWIN and the gentleman from Ohio, Mr. GiD-
DEsss Now, how Is H. that with organization pro-
Tossing to be national and have other object in view
but the preservation Of the Union, the perpetug Of our
institutions and the glory honor and prosperity OF
common country whenever they called upon TO
elect officers their candidates ansavery plat
forms How does that accord with the principle Of
oRalf that is claimed for the organization How does
it harmonic with that devotion to the Union that anxious
desire 10 preserve all institutions build up trade
and 70 advance everything that Is the common property
and the common glory OF al The citizens Of this great
ton How do gentlemen undertake explain these facts
Yet 50 IL s That Is the result Here Is the New York
election. Here is the Pennsylvania senatorial election.
Here Is the Pennsylvania congressional election where
the Nebraskaiss and the democratic antNcbrasa-
ties swept down in common wreck Here Il the
congressional election in New York which they say was
brought about by know-nothings
Mr. WHITE (interrupsing) viii the gentleman from
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-05-26
NOTICE TO FARMERS:

OOGn BUSHELS SEED POTATOES, of choice varie.
COSO ties. vii, be sold at low price. Apply 10 LY.
MAN DAYTON, at his residence below the city, 10
DAYTON PACKARD.
mi MARI
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-05-26
MORTGAGE SALE.

EAEFAuLT having been made In the payment Of the
~ sum of Five Hundred and Fifty Dollars, which 10
Claimed To betue at the date this notice, q certain
mortgage barring date the sixth day June, A. b.
1861, executed By John Green and Mary Green his
wife. of the City OF st Paul. Ia the county Of Ramsey
and Territory OF Minnesota, 10 George ". Brown and
EIridge X. Stone OF the county AGans, State
Frederick uones, deceased and recorded IN the Of
lice OF the Register of Deeds said county Of Ramsey
and Territory of Minnesota. In Book 'C' Of Mortgages
on page 3T7 OH the 7th day OF June 1851 thirty
ttes past eleven O'clock, In the forenoon.
Now therefore, no suit OF proceeding having beenin-
suteu a ia" to recover the debt auy thereof
de and secured by said mortgage notice is hereby
se'' mat III pursuance Of Of sale contained In
so mortgages and of the statute in such made and
pToVoeo the premises described I'm covered ty said
mortgage TO w.t. commencing st. Anthony street in
tainsey aud Territory Of Minnesota. at line between
Lots No one ~ and two (a in Block No. eighteen (;sl
thece westerly up said street y (50) feet thence nor
thery parallel with said line between Lots ~ aud
two ~ one hundred 00) feet, thence easery 10 said
division line nifty 50 feet, thence souerly on said II.
vision line one hundr,dQCO)fee, place OF beginning
70 the north west corner VI lot No. ~ In said block,
being nineteen 9 feet on main street, running to and
Including all back OF the first lot described above, IL
being the same land sold said Frederick p. Holmes BY
Henry NJ Rice and wife, 18th. 1861 will be sold
Paul, in the county Of Ramsey Territory Of MIN
nesota on the seventh day Of June O'Clock,
In Tue AFTERNOON. GEORGE W. BROWN,
ELBRIDGE &, STONE,
Executors Of tho last will testament o: Freierck
y. Holmes, deceased mortgaxee. :
Dated the 18th day of April, 1855. .. r .-.
AAsrERsoN & SIndt Ms, Atiorneye.
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Superior, Douglas Co., Wis.

yYyUlS place is situated on the Bay Of Superior aai
Il Left Hand river, at the head OF Lake superior, and
possesses better Bite, better harbOr, aid greater adj
vanrages for commercial city. than oer paint IN
ance by Chicago only.
Tie proprieors have clear, rrdiSruted, and unin-
cnnbsred titl to the land upon which Superior Is laid
out, and all purchasers !oa receive waEfssee ceods
for the same.
supsrior was laid out ur: the past season, and ell
sy contains several hundred Inhabitants, large ho
tel, number Of stores a coumodous pier, with
houses and Is In all respects the most G0urish!ng
town the West. The couny-scaf, U. s. Land Office
and Post Oce located here, where the Mississippi
contraction, connecting with St. Paul. terminates II
= ALEC the lake termin of all the projected rairoafe
the heal OF Lake Superior. The sSoos canal viii be
oDen By June, after which time lines OF
e.s will to Srperor-one from Chicago, two from
Cleveland, and from Buffalo; tue vessels having
been built expressly for this trade. y Ky
Two steam Sa~lnills aud prnt!n. rrcss are now ON
the to superior and Will be promptly set &c work.
One-haf OF the lots have been appropriated By the
rrrieors 20 be sold By the undersigned 10 actual set
tiers easy terms, and to provide fund for extensive
pabc Improvements. Liberal appropriations have be-
made fos public purposesparks, churches, railroads,
etc. ..lfra s-.t fl.~r r.lr
70 In order TO correct tile misrepresentation arising
from the similarity OF Names it IL proper to state that
'Superer City, about the title Of which illegal contro
exists. is another aDd different place, AID il d
ferent township fsom Superior.
~ Maps of Superior are signed by fhes. Clark, sur
veyor and WIN. H. Newton, agent and attorney for
pretors. and may be In the principal hotels of St
Paul. Galena, Chicago, Detros Cleveland, Tsedo, Buff
fa1o and other cities. ~
All who wish purchase LOTS or obtain infor
nation apply to VIM. H. Newton, Superior, Dougla.
county, wis. WIN. II. NEWTON,
Ag't and Att,y for proprietors Of superio,
Nay !, 1855. dawsm
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-05-26
GEO PNoPPXR CARLOS WILCOX
Proper & Wilcox.

Practical Surveyors and General Land Aqeafs,
Once, with Hanson, Law Second ss-cat
near the Land Office, Minneapolis Minnesota Ter.
eSUkVEfING and Plating Of all descriptions done with
~ accuracy Particular attention given to surveying
ana locating government lands In the pnerifs and else
where In the territory Gold and land warrants are in re.
quest Investments made loans negotiated, collections
made and taxes paid agencies solicited Strangers snd
citizens wishing to locate, sell purchase ale In.
vited to call Claimants can make advantageous arrange
mens with for their purchase money Valuable prop
ety now and always hand in the embryo cities OF
Minneapolis st anthony and st Paul; also, nproys led
farms, rural and pine lands, all Of which offer On the
most liberal terms We respectfully solicit and hone "a
nsers Ia share ct public and private trust
Aug is, 1854 dr.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

lust received from the Manufacturer beautiful
sortment the following kinds of desirable SILVER
WATCHES, which offer at exceedingly low Prices, and
will be sent by mall otherwise, 10 any part OF the
country, receipt of money for the same and written
warrantee with each watch for year.
Patent Detached silver Levers, from Is to IL dollars.
do do do hunting Levers from 18 to 20
Fine Cyiedef Silver in strong from 10 TO - q
do do do In strong hunting cases frem u "
Is dollars. ....f-~,.
Also Clocks at equally low prices every descriptions
from the best makers. W. 1LLINGwORTH, !
Watch Maker, Cornerof jackson and Fifth streets, +
SAINT PAUL.
p. 4. Traders and others invited to give cali be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
April l6, 1885. (dSwtO -s.l
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Valuable Property for Sale.

N minneapolis, at the Faiis Of Saint AnthoayI
& kFFERED for few days only, Handsonae ia
~ House aud Lot on Washington Avenue; ~?
INfee pne tofs, fronting Bridge Street, near the fI
Suspension Bridge; holt block, Fourth Street.
the Presbyterian Church; eight lots,on Lake st..
desirable FOR residences; sic lots Prospect Avenue
oeiow tne Fas l6O acres bedHt prairie aud open
tngs, adjoining town the rear; s1lendtd fay srfh
improvements on the Mississippi Minneiea Falls;
aso ce 0I0cSs at the Ferry and Steamboat Landing In
the Lower Town, &C.. all promising to be very st&
ranA ec with the most valuable property Territory
and can now be had at low figures applying at once
PROPER T. WILCOX,
Surveyors and Land gents, near the T. s. Land Once
Minneapolis, Minnesota Territory.
Aug %. 1854
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Special Notice

hAYTON & PACKARD keep in their On, q
~ Asgisfsrs wherein persons wishing to dispose OF
prop r can register The s,ie, with description there
OF, prices &C., which VIA lie for the Inspection OF
the public.
They Also issue firm time TO time, CircViaTS. de-
sEiptve oil such registered property ami all the lands In
their hands .cr ssie wicR Together With adv rtiss-
tutS III tne daily pat aIS other sources Of aivsr
tisx, gives IL the lands placed In thetr hsI,S prr.
nencs Sefcre the public which insures their speedy
SALE d&wtf
Loans Negotiated,
TlELD1NG from - to sc per cent. uInn unen.
cunbere,, Real Estate. Maps be seen at their
Office OF on the Surveyed lands in Affsnesota-slso
those OF TO,cn Sites and important points throughout
the Territory.
Particular attention will be paid TO the disposal of
Town Sites, NIL! privileges and Real Estate generally
rcte sdIe, or at A1cficn and to the location Colo
les. FEB. 81, 1865.
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In conclusion, We would again remind our
neighbor that 1t is best to keep Cool. Warm
weather ID coming on, and it is yet over four
months till the election. It is not worth while
for him to commence tearing the neither portion
of his wardrobe just yet; else before he gets
through he mightcreate an exhorbitant demand
for domestic cotton goods.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-05-26
TO THE UNEMPLOYED.

Nov is YOUR TIME.-Bcing aware that there are
In many in this city that out Of employment,
offer to sell them six valuable receipts by which
with any one Of them, smart enterprsing young
may realize from three to five dollars per day. have
sold single at Ave dollars, and will send to
who desires 1t the six, the Of gold
dollar Address post paid, John Milton, st. Paul, NJ
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-05-26
HAP OF THE CITY OF ST. PAUL,

I'VE now publishing new Map OF the City Of ST.
w Paul, IS surveyed under the direction and by the
authority of the City Government. The Map will be
& feet in size, well mounted rollers, aud will in.
Guide every addition tie City at this date. No
tion spared render Invaluable the land
holder and Real Estate Dealer. Copies win be ready fos
delivery early in May. S. p. FOLSOM * CO.
April D. 1856.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-05-26
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10y the subscriber, at Pine Bend Dakota County,
ID Friday, May 18th, 1866, Wood Boat The owner
is to prove property charges, and lake
away. May 24w3t d. Z. MURRAY.