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The Shasta courier., 1855-04-14

SHAsrA. April IA, 1856.
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-14

TO NORTHERN MERCHANTS AND
TRADERS.
In connection with the above business we
have estabiced an
Agency for The purchase Of goods IN Saa
francisco.
One of the firm, Mr.. Bartlett will reside
permanently in San Francisco, and will give his
rhole attention to the selection, purchase, and
forwarding of goods on commission.
The advantages of permanent residence in
San Francisco, in purchasing goods, must be OBJ
vious to- all.
Having had about fifteen years experience in
the Eastern States and San Francisco and two
years residence in the mining region, thereby
becoming familiar with the wants Of the mining
trade, and rot being interested in the sale of goods
we feel justified in offering our services to the
merchants of the interior, and hope by GARRETT L,
PROMPT, and FAITHFUL attention to orders, to
merit and receive a liberal patronage.
Orders should be accompanied with the
funds, careful description of goods ordered,
and shipping directions.
q COMMISSIONS MODERATE. II
REFERENCEs.
JW. Brittan & Co.. Sacramento st., San Fro
Adams & Co., Shasta.
Cram, Rogers & Co., Shasta and Weaverville
G. 7. Pennebaker, Trinity River.
WEsTCOTT BARTLETT.
OFFICE-Rail Road House,
Commercial Street. San Francisco.
ALSO,
A SAW MILL FOR SALE.
One of Pages Patent Circular Saw Mills,
complete, with four circular saws, of different
sizes, all ready to be placed to water power,
with 80 feet of carriage; to be seen at our es-
tablishment, and for sale by
WEsTCOTT 3. BARTLETT,
SODA FACTORY, SHASTA.
Shasta, Jan. 13, 1854 ja13-f
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FOUND.

A MUCH WORN PORTMONIA, containing
IA paper of value to the owner alone. who
is believed to be E. w. HARRINGTON. 1t
may be obtained at this office on payment Of this
notice.
Shasta, March 3, 1855
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TO Miners, Packers, Traders, and the
Public in General.
GOLDSTONE 8. BROTHER

UOLDO O1NL q DIM i IlLh
Fire Proof Brick Building,
ADJOINING DIR. SHURTLEFF'S DRUG
STORE, MAIN STREET, SHASTA,
~ RESPECTFULLY invite the at sANiA
tention of the public to one of the s.sWss9
III most extensive stocks OF nsS2zzs
Ready Made Clothing,
A. Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Blankets
~ and Quilts, Ducks, Drillings and Sheet
SGD ings. Hardware Crockery, Queensware,
Glassware, Plated ware, Cutlery. Playing
Cards. Carpeting, Mating, Oil Cloths, Trunks,
Looking Glasses. Sadlery, Spurs, American
Flags, Violins, Guitars, and the largest assort-
ment of Calf and Kip
BOOTS and S HOES
Ever offered in this or any other market. r.
1t would be useless for us to puff our es- u
tablishment, as those who have favored US -
with their custom are well aware that we have
the
Largest Stock and the best Assortment
In Northern California, and when we say that
we sell our goods
> PEP Cent. Lower
Than any other House in town, there is
no deception about it. 1t is for those who
doubt us to come and judge fer themselves, and
we are confident that those who have done so
once will not fail to do SO in future. At any
rate we solicit fair and impartial trial, and If
the result be not in perfect harmony with our
advertisement, then we are willing to SUBJ
NIT to the obloquy Of false pretenders. Our ar.
engagements are such, that we receive fresh sup
plies weekly direct from New York, and we will
warrant every article to be of the best materi-
ais. and if found otherwise. they may be re-
turned and the money will be refunded.
SAM'L GOLDSTONE. Shasta,
LOUIS GOLDSTONE, San Francisco.
Shasta, March 10, 1855. mhlCtf
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THE BUSINESS OF MANUFACTURING
Soda Water and Lemon Syrup
AND
BOTTLING ALE AND PORTER,
Will be continued by the undersigned at Shast,
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CATALOGUE OF Prizes.
First Prize, Eagle Hotel, $4,000
,. DAIGM,s CORRAL, $500

g. Six large fine American Mules, Wag-
ON and Harness, all complete, 1000
A. 81 500 in cash, l.500
s. 81 200 in cash, l,200
g. One span extra large American mules,
Peg and John, LOCO
T. Ranch of 100 acres Of land, with inn
provements, situated two miles be-
low Tehama, on the Marysville road,
and known as Croy's Ranch, 1000
3. $500 in cash. 500
g. One large iron grey American stallion, 800
10. One large span match iron grey horses, 700
IL. One span large American match grey
horses $50
d.. $GDs in cash, 600
l3. One span fine match grey American
horses, 600
a. One fine bay American race mare, 600
Is. One large brown American trotting
horse. 500
lG. Que large bay American trotting horse, 500
IL. $400 in cash, 400
IS. One lot twenty feet front, on Main
street, by 80 feet back, adjoining c.
Tinkllams. 800
49, One lot adjoining the above, 800
90. One bay American horse, 800
2i. $oe0 in cash. 900
% 10 %. Seven large yoke OF American
work cattle, each 5000, l.400
80, 80. Two fine saddle mules, each $780, 400
81. One large yoke of work cattle, rs
32. One bay American horse. $50
33. One black American colt, $50
81 Que heavy two horse wagon, l50
3D. O.le gold watch and chain, $50
&C. One yellow pony, saddle and bride, 1875
81. One bay pony. saddle aud bride. l25
3s to -. Five prizes, each sl9e in cash, 500
43. One grey horse, saddle and bride, 100
Al. One iron grey mare, saddle, &c, 100
45. Que brown pack mule. 100
4G. One bay do 100
~. One bay pony, 100
4S. One rom pony, 100
40. One do 100
50. One white pony. 100,
81. One yellow pony, 100,
80 Que grey pony, l0O3
53 to So. Three prizes, each one COW and
calf at 500, 800
56. One two horse wagon, 100
81 to 63. Seven prizes, each one cow, at
500, 630
63 to SO. &c prizes of $50 in cash, 1900
Grand total of prizes, $37, ,l05
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-05-08
CITY LAND OFFICE.

VBE subscribers established, Banking Office Of
G. II. PARKER, the city Of Ste Paul, Land Once for
the prosecution Of all business growing out Of
In real estate In the Territory Of Minnesota.
Books have been opened wherein individuals having property
dispose OF have entered description Of
Of payment, and such other particulars they
desire to make KNOWN which
spcction Of all, without charge.
All land thus registered will be advertised daily paper
city, and Real Circular, to issued BY
weekly after the May next
by keeping such registered continually the
lie, and insuring speedy and satisfactory sales.
To their Office those wishing omake Investments
tate will, Of turn their attention. In addition the
above be found fall list Of government land enrcs.
Maps Of entered lands, corrected sei-weeky Aap Of tho
county Ramsey plats different cties additions
thereto county AcompIete list all lands sold
county for updidfar full and perfect ebsfraet
each distinct tract parcel land situated in said
county from the general government 10 the latest grantee
rhrein Is noted evers defect of e either in form or sub
stance and every possible Kind Hen creating cmbarrdss
ent chehr arises By soay cjudgmenfs mortgages dre',
mechanics or otherwise.
settlers reasonable terms,
investments made estate and generally all business
that entrusted usually done through
Real Estate Agency will receive personal and prompt at
tention.
The services OF sveyor posted ups have been se;
cured.
D. C. PRICE,
st. Paul. Feb. 20 1855. C. II. PARKER.
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DEATH OF AN EDITOR.

1t is our painful duty this morning to record the
death of Mr.. PRATT, one of the editors and pro-
prietors of the Daily Minnesotian of this CITY,
Mr.. Pratt was taken with vomiting and purging
on Sunday noon, and failed very rapidly. His
physician subdued the disease, but it left his sys-
TEN in such an enervatcd state that medicine had
no effect upon it. In little less than two days
from the time he taken, the apparently healthy
man Law in the embrace of death. His age was
not far from 80.
Mr.. Pratt was from the State of Maine, where
he formerly conducted paper. He emigrated to
Minnesota about one year.ago, and purchased an
interest in the Minnesotian. with which paper he
was connected at the time OF his death. He was
an unostenta:ious man, an advocate of the great
moral reforms of the day, strict adherent to
principle. an excellent citizen, worthy and true
friend. He met his fate calmly, became the
christian, and leaves behind those who were near
and dear to him to mourn his loss. We SYM
pathize with the bereaved ones, and pay the last
sad tribute the memory of editorial brother.
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S place the Of Superior and Left Hand
harbor, and advantages for CONNER
city, point the and equslled
In prospective importance by Chicago only. .
The propretos have undeputcd and unncum0ereo
land upon which SUPERIOR laid out, and all
lots receive deeds for the
laid during the past and already
hundred Inhabitants hote number Of
commodious pier, with warehouses; and Is In ali
spec nourshng in the West. The County
Seat o. 8. Land Once, and Post Once located here's
where the Mississippi and Lake Superior u s. Military Road
in Of construction connecting with St Paul. term
Lake emn Of all the projected railroads
to the head Lake Superior. The Soo canal VIII be open
by June after which time four lines Of Lake steamers will run
Buao vessels having built expressly
this trade.
Two Steam Saw Mills and Printing Press the
way to Superior and will be promptly set to work.
Oneha Of the lots have been appropriated the propeo
to be sold by the undersigned actual settlers term
and to provide fund extensive public Lbe
raj have been made for public
churches, railroads. &C., &C.
order correct the Misrepresentation arising
ilary Of is to state that Superior City"
about which the title Of which exists,
other and different place, and in different township from
SUPERIOR.
and VIM. H. Newton, Agent Attorney Propetors
be in the principal hotels St.
Detroit, Cleveland Toledo, Buffalo and other cities.
All who wish purchase
apply 10 VIM H. Newton, Superior, Douglas County,
consin. VIM. II. NEWTON,
Agent and Attorney for Projectors Of Superior.
May !, 1865. my2-3md&w
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ST. PAUL MARKETS.

DAILY TIMES OFFICE,
May 8, 1855. !
constantly receiving
supplies below yet provisions demand. Fo
going up Wheat, in demands OATS wanted-wanted-very
scarce, ready sales Fbu Pork
ing up. Shoulders and Thanksgiving Potatoes, in
demand upward tendency Butter and Eggs the
decline. Fresh Butter, difficult be found. Lumber,
seasoned quantity green insufficient for home demand
Matched Flooring, ready sales at $40 N. Wood plenty in
Market and still 1t comes Sales large quantities range
1904.
WILL be corrected daily by ALEX. REV
and may relied upon correct.
WEIGHTS GRAIN.-The following are the established
weights of grains Territory: Wheat, 60 bu
Glover Seed p buzz Rye Sc MS bu. Indian Corn, Sc
lbs bu; Oates lbs bu; Barley, 4s lbs bu.; Buckwheat
40 lbs u bu.
LIVE sToCR. DRIED FRUIT.
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New YORK MONEY MARKET.-The extreme dull
ness in business at present, and the rather poor
prospects ahead, so far at least as relates to the
season or two that ensue, increase the uneasiness
in financial circles. Everywhere, a conservative
ly are restricting their operations as much as
their necessities and cOnv enience permit them to
do. The result is, that the inquiry for Money,
for purposes of investment, is very moderate
and capitalists are gradually acquiring more of
this, while loan and discount rates have ten
dency in favor of borrowers.-N. York Times,
9th
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Ii IL!ILIIi ILLlLI !ZI


She.i in making the
their counties and the counties attach judicial
purposes provided in Section ten of this act, Shall the
his assistants his general
describing the boundaries II EACH district rcrnc together
with the the taxing the enumeration, and in
addition the compensation allowed making the
ton contemplated 10y this act, The several sher shall receive
1--WE dollars each making the dupic of the
his the counties tcreuto attached
fer Judicial and dpnsng Of the required by
III PrOrGci that the Correctness of each OF said G-
pie shall be verified ty the oat! affirmation OF the
eal shcr making same, which DATA Affirmation, taken
before duly qualified TO administer oths, shall be
attached 10 and form part Of saiddupiicatcs.
s.. NORRIS, Speaker Of TT. of T..
WM. p. MURRAY, Pres't Council.
Approved Feb. 21tl 1855.
VI. 4. G0RNAN.
hereby certify the foregoing to be copy the original
on in This Office. J. TRAVIS RCSSER.
Secretary OF Minnesota Territory.
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CT Probably the greatest auction sale that
ever came off in this Territory, took place yester
day, at the auction room OFF. Collins. Ten thou
sand dollars worth of Goods, belonging to that OK
tensive Land Dealer Col. McKentv, were to be sold
in a little less than no time. Sales again to-day.
''They must be cleared oat sr-yes sir, they must
be sold for anything, sir--for nothing, sir," and
we feel very sure that Mr. Collins will sell them.
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no law ought to restrain. 1t is the reign of Ter
ror in Kansas. Revolution abolishes all law but
the law of tho strongest. The mgs of American cit
izenship no longer protects the free American. Let
the North then 60 armed; ay, armed to the teeth in
the defence of her insulted, prescribed and ban
ished citizens. We are not abolitionist in our
creed, or Garrisonian in our politics. We are for
compromises, when compromises can behad with
out degradation and for peace, when peace does
not imply the sacrifice of principle. But shall we
cry peace, peace, when there is no peace? Peace
when the knife is Mt the throat of Northern indie
pendence? When to the outrage on Northern
sentiment of the Fugitive Slave Law is added the
stupendous national disgrace of the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise-and to pile infamy upon
nfamy, when to political aggression is added
physical violence, to moral recreancy armed inva-
sion--the cry of peace is the cry of cowardice.
Inactivity is recreancy. 1t is not enough to
toast Gov. Reeder at Easton, to pass resolutions
at Boston, and to make speeches ut Washington.
1t is not enough to denounce violence, it must
be met by armed resistance. If the Federal can
non cannot secure the right Of suffrage to Kansas
as it checked heretofore, the clustering throat of
Southern notification, then the North must look to
it. We do not proclaim free institutions as OPP
posed to slavery in Kansas. If the people OF Kan
sas wish to plant that Upas on their soil, let
them do it in the DEVILS name. But that they
shall have an unrestricted choice between Slavery
and freedom-that they shall not be gagged in the
act of choice by the minions OF this or that dem
agogue, and that the unhoy deed of slavery, shall
not be done in the name of people bound hand
and foot by brigand dictatorship, that damning
consumation of Atchisonian intrigue and Southern
libusterism shall not be reached while there is
force in the Northern arm and courage in the
Northern heart to resist it and prevent it.
We beg leave to decline exchanging with the
organ of Tar and feathers on the cheap con-
diton we have now fulfilled of giving currency to
the fact of it's prccarious existence.
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AN AC /

10 Incorporate The ~. Joseph's Hospital.
Whereas, suitable building been
nifty Hospital, under the immediate Supervision q:
eous order Che Sisters OF St. Jocr.) who devote themselves
tfc whaat country;
whereas Territory
have volunteered their planropic and
promote the welfare this therefore
Be enacied By the Legislative assembly of Mianesota
Territory:
SECTION That Bishop Cre,in Alexander Ramsey Louis
NJ. Oliver Vim. Henry Forbes and !. D. Goodrich, and their
associates aud in ulce lie and they herein made
!y polite aai corporate, be known 10y the style
Managers ST. Joseph Hospital - right
suing and bin- sued of contracting being contracted
WITH and making and using seal, and altering the
same AT pleasure.
SEC. That persons their successors
oftc shall be of all money real
goods that could b. dDated willed 20 this charitable inu
ton.
an regulations, the admission addi
zion Of AID membcrs of their election; duties;
appointment sua!e Ulcers, excepting the
Pd NJ, who shall always be the Catholic Bishop of 81; Paul,
MS absence. the clergyman designated by him.
SIC. ;. Tae managers III" time bcitE shall have
t. direct the annr and term Of receiving ad dischar@g pa
TENT. All make suc! rules regulations
time III. furnishing support, and service Of the said
Hospital.
5. That said operation shall be able and capable
law purchase, improve and hold such real estate be
for purpose take,
and hold all and all lands, tenemcnt annui
ties franchises heredtamcnts, and money, aud
aud portion goods, chattes. bequeathed
ing to the cct, provisions and conditions of this act, the
ticls anG bylaws this corporation and the will and intention
Of tn DONORS Pordcf the yearly income thereof shall not
SEC 6. That personal property of the
sid II sptal shall be from taxation long the
Sh Ill b. Used conducted and employed Hospital Or
phan Asylum. t. suitable PURPOSES.
SECT. This to take effect and after its passage
n. G. ID. TAYLOR. Speak of H. of II.
S. B. OLMSTEAD, Pres't of Council.
Approved Feb. 81, 1855.
hereby ry the foregoing to the original
file in this.oflcc. J. TRAVIS ROSSER,
Secretary of Minnesota Territory.
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TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1866.

c. We are obliged to publish our Weekly
once more in a crippled condition. Our supply of
paper will be on hand in one week.
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CO Mayor Wood has determined to publish
Immediately after the first of May, the names Of
the owners of all property let for gambling houses
or dens of lewdness.
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ry5" The St. Croix Union, of Saltwater, Will
hereafter be conducted by Ii. NJ. Abbot of the
PittsGed Union, Ill. Mr. F. S. Gable has sold
out his interest in the above named paper, and for
the present rctrcs from the chair editorial.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-05-08

DuSLElru.-Qute large sale Of lots took
place in Dunleith on the 2jth ult., $4,000 cash.
Four fine brick stores 25 by 100 it. are to be
erected also large steam-saw mill. This we
believe is the third steam saw-mill contracted to
be erected at Dunleith. the cars may be expect
ed early in May.-Dubuque Express.
CSWhat Dunleith is to Dubuque, the land on
the west side of the Mississippi river will be
to St. Paul.
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CT lee Cream was not in very good demand
yesterday. a cold streak visited us and cooled
the palate amazingly. Now is the time to guard
against colds.
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CIZ7' We are Indebted to George w. Harrington,
Esq, for late St. Louis and Gaena papers, but
find nothing new in them.
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Quick PAssAcE.-We received Galcna Adyer-
tiscr Of the 5;h on the even ne Of the 9th. Dis
lance, by river, 400 miles.
Excursion on TIE CENTRAL ILLINOIS RAILROAD.
The Galcna Adv. notices grand Legislative
Excursion to come off on this road to-day. \
train leaves Gglcna in the evening, and another
leaves Chicago at s: 4j. The trains to Cairo,
and return. No mention is made Of Il trip to st.
Paul, from which We infer that the contemplated
excursion to this city is an entirely different affair.
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sPECIAL NOTICE no CONTRACTOHs.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
MINNESOTA SUPERINTENDENT
Saint Paul, 9th April, 1856. {
THE time for receiving bids furnishing supplies
Sioux, Chippewa and Winnebago tribes Indians
tended until the Arst day May next IL M
receiving bids the transportation supplies and goods
is extended until the 10Th May, at IL NJ.
The proposals funshin. supplies for the above named
tribes OF Indians further modified, follows:
LIST. Bids will BE- received for the WINNEBAGO provisions
to be delivered either ST. Paul. Peters, Traverse des Sioux,
Manka'o discretion bidder, and superintendent
3D. II bids received and accepted the delivery Of said
provisions ST. Peters, Sioux, Mankato, the
time delivery said points will be extended from the 18th
of May until the 18th June suggestion Of the Indian
Bureau, the provisions the late treaty at WASH
ington. W. A. GORMAN,
apI2-d&w.d Governor and Sup't Of Ind. Affairs.
Peters Courier Dubuque Herald and Express and
Gaena Jersonan copy daily and weekly May TO- and send
hills To Su .er;ntendent.
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HENRY MCkENTY.
HENRY MckENTY,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE.
Of:ice-Oid Post-Oifice Building. Thrd-st, St. Paul.
Land Bought end Sold throughout The Territory;
Money Loaned, Investments made to the best ad-
vantage and Land Warrants Located.

REFERENCES.
NEW YORK. MINNESOTA.
Gilbert Davis, Esq. Gov. ". a. German.
Daniel Curtis, ESD. Itoa. W. II. Weci Chief JUS
Capt. A. De reystcr, tice of Minnesota Territory,
MesSrs s. Thompson Nephew Hon. H. NJ. Rice, Delegate
Williams * Onion. Congress,
PHILADELPHIA. Rice, Iiollingsheai s. Becker,
Joseph pattesson Esd, Prcsi- Attorneys at Law,
dent Western Bank, McssrS. Iiorur & Cakes, Bankers
Mrssrs Drexc Co., a;"rs J. r osser ESQ SECRETARY
g X. Tayo' X Co., the Territory,
Freed. Ward II Freed, hnies s. Van Eea, Attorneys
bingham Il Eock, Law,
Sers, Co., Rev. T. NJ. Fullerton, Register
Bailey & CO., l.. S. Land Once,
Edward Hurst, Esq NoaryWm. II. Iioconbe, ESQ.,, Re-
Public, u. s. Land ONCE,
H. Mcsscher Attorney at Law,T. I. Mann. NJ. ID.
James Kitchen, N. D., McSsrs. Brown, johnson Co.,
William Stoever, Esq, Bankers, New Orleans.
Mcssr>. Brown Johnson. Bankers yicksburgh. nhG-tf
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PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORTATION OF CHIP
PEWA GOODS. ETC. FOR 1855.

CHIP-
PEWA GOODS. ETC. FOR 1855.
MINNESOTA SUPERINTENDENT
Saint Paul, 9Th April, 1855.
CEALED PROPOSALS, properly endorsed, will be received
- Superintendent Indian Affairs Minnesota,
10th May at IL M transporting
ST. Paul Leech Lake. $4,000 worth of goods and supplies
for the year 1885,
Bidders will the and the bids will be subject
advertisement headed
Sioux, Wnnebago. and Chippewa Pro visions and
Annuity 1852 published elsewhere this
paper. w. A. GORMAN,
ap12-d&wd Governor and Sup't Of Ind. Affairs.
~. PETERS Courier. Dubuque Herald and Express and
Jeersonian, daily and weekly till May TO- and send
bills TO Superintendent.
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EDWARD H. AxpRrv G. nuxv
HAWKE & DUNN,
Attorneys and COunsellOrs at Law,
OFFICE IN EMPIRE BLOCK.
Saint Paul. Minnesota Territory.
st. Paul, April 18Th, 1855 spl4-d&vtf
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TEAM W0RH.

TEAM WORK.
11HE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully announce 70 the
St Paul, he has three good
prepared Jobs teamng IN and around ST.
his
denc. opposite Catholic Cemetery at the City Drug Stor
Of Bond Kellogg, win receive prompt attention.
J. ". PBNEINAX.
s.. PAU, NsrcA 18th, 1855. nhlS-sn
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DR.. E. SMELL.
ION

EXCELIOR, MINNESOTA.
Former Proprietor and Physician Springfield water
Cure, and late Proprietor of Ezsthampon Hydropathic
Institution.
nR. SMELL having had . successful practice in
- Hyiropathy, Electro Magnetism, and Dental Surgery
would respectfully solicit the tho people
riciny and the public generally. Examinations chronic
diseases maSe. with full description given, no previous
knowledge Of the case, asking questions.
y Once hours from A. n. to 4 p. N. mar fOdawn