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Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

GF Hope writes the poetry of the boy, but
memory that of a man. Man looks toward with
smiles, but backward with sighs. Such is the
wise providence of God. The cup of life is
sweetest at the brin, the favor is impaired as we
drink deeper, and the dregs are made bitter that
We may not struggle when it is taken from our
1;ns
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

co. Girls with red hair are said to fall in
love with twice the intensity of those having black
They also talk twice as fast and four times as
hard.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

GO In May, 1854, Ohio had within a fraction
OF five million of sheep. The counties of Colum-
biana, Licking and Harrison have about 100000
each.
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the Great Pacific Road, where Asiatio and Eu.
ropean travellers will be allowed fifteen minutes
for refreshments.''
And again, he says, II have been considerably
amused by the endeavors of the citizens of differ
ent Illinois towns to shift the reputation Of mud
dy streets from their own place, and fix it upon
some other. At Peru and La Sale, the people,
while tugging along, imbedded half way to the
knees, admit that it is rather bad, but nothing to
what they have at Bloomington. At Blooming
ton it is very bad, they can't deny but if you
want to know what mud is, you must 60 to Spring
field. At Springfield, you lose your shoes and
fall upon your back two or three times, but are
consoled by the assurance that the people in AL
ton have much harder time Of it.. Fortunately
for all these places, the mud dries very rapidly,
and the summer roads are as fine as any in the
worid.''
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

- 4 person who undertakes to raise himself
by scandalzing others, might well sit down on
q wheebarrow, and try to wheel himself.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

T. u. Newson. Esq-. s.. Pail.
Edwin G. Bail.y- Boston p. q.
Hon. Jnc. z. Goodrich, Stock
bridge. Mass.
Hon. Truman Smith, Conn.
Hon. Henry B-aneit, y. York.
Hon. Ex-Gov. Jones, Tenn.
J.H. Jones, Esq, Cincinnsti,O
WIN. J. Flagg,
Hon. J. c. Wright. "
ncv-7e-t.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29
C. b. ADAMS.
Lac and General AGENCY Office, Warrington, D. e.

Col. VIM. Schonler, Editor Of
the Cincinnati Gszette.
s. D. Hubbard, late p. N.
| G1fl, Middletown, Conn.
Hou. ". II. Seward, y. Y.
Hon. Reuben Robie. y. 7.
Hon. VIM. CuIIom, Tenn.
VIM. T. B3scom, Ed.ColumbEs
! (Ohio) Journal.
Gen. Leslie Combs, Lexington,
X.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

@ ADublin paper contains the following -
s'Yesterday, Mr.. Kinney, returning to town, fell
and broke his neck, but happily received no fur
her ddmooes
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SPRING AND SIMMER STOCK.

ID ITCHlE CO.. Third opposite Post Ofic-, have
h III largest their line
This m msrket. Spring STYLES Phil epha
YORK : TX Hsts >tvie White White Black
Know Nthtn- S>uth Hrs; Braid
M>>Fs Flats. with tu Spring
Neck Ties, Cravas. Shirts, Collars, Hosiery
which viii be sold cheap ts. cash. aS3c-sf
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

eJF Hon John C. Spencer, of N. Y, law.
yer OF considerable emincuce, is sinking under a
disease produced by severe iNental labor.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29
J. W. ALDER,

We AAOEH,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
AdUeSfser Printing OD7cs, GoienG, Htn0te, ~.
AS constantly hand large supply VI Drugs, Medicines,
Paint Os Dye Stufs, ferfumery Fancy articles kc,
&c, comprising everything usually Kept IN Drug Store which
nave Deeh selected with great ana are to be
Fesn fue and Genuine. Cash and pronptpaying customers
VIII nnu IL greatly I" their advantage " call ana examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
day. feb24-6md&w
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10 bOOA bOfEKS AND MERCHANTs.
te opening OF the Sprng Trade OF Soo the supscr-
~, asr D.s ns' ~ p " announcing large aoo'i'D' " A'
'"'e p0NWc CT rArYoNrRy Avn p.ppu n NcrNcs
rI,,r noa,,, rn,,r,ed from m. sar,,. t1 ~ -. . n.
h,ch ds ,., sod a. awer nrces ,hsn ar ara ss ~
uue VIZ. oo'u o. ..a" s'o os Nc 10
n ~, ~ ps ~ 49, ~ O" S p '.avosiv ors.as ~, ~ . sue 1
s. nno.ss ina" ""'ee e'ei oo'" ps' ~ '' any eose'"
49, 6. -. -. -, .,ca .ha ,.roast sr,n,, .. urDr
~ 1u may oe iou's w. .n 80 r a.. ~,
~ ~ =, r1.,,.a,. ~, ,s k,nds a., aonar.I "
- ., 80. -, .,s,a. e'-' -
mr.
,o Iaroa .s.nr.,an. - a..ar C.n n.n,y Medium
in tho aon. naut our
roO
'e,vet paI.,ns, Win poIues coirespohdihI. a., NJ
fease cah a' inc book STORE "pIsie .s De
SOLO house: a- ). n. "AEIONEh.
1aIchd, APrh =, Iooo. apZo-<m
H.. MILLER.
Saddle Trunk and Harncss- Maker Nfain-sf GaLena Ill.,
T/EEPS ON every article I'm his line His goods
n are all Oak Tanned Leather tanned
cold ooze mot and are better and more
anv .rce sold IN The ctv or that cnn ne made from
tanned Leather Persons from Minnesota wishing good
are requested to Give hin, call mvIs-iys
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29
NORTH WEST

SADDL T.. HARNESS AND En- - S1OhEs
At the the Rice Building, ST. anthony Street,
VITHERE may found general assortment Of Saddles,
w yases, Carpet Bags, &c &c; Brass
and Silver plated Carriage Harness. double and single
Whips Lahes Hsters, Riding Bridles &e Ac also
Upper Leather, Calf and Kip Skins, Pink Innings,
Last thread and nails. good assortment.
orter repairing done short not'ce-tems
ready only. tmyl5-IyI ~. sfoffohp.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

cy.sThe local pride of all the Western towns,''
writes Bayard Taylor, sis very good thing in
its way, but its manifestations is sometimes quite
amusing to stranger. Wherever you 90, the
question is, ''IIow do you like your place?'' Last
year simply replied ''Very wells in all cases,
and consequently disappointed the questioncrs.-
They expected something more intense and enthu-
siastic. This winterI reply, 81 consider it the
centor of creation," which generally gives tolera-
BILE satisfaction-for if a Western town is not al
ready the center of the universe, it is soon going
to be. There is to be a railroad from some other
place, which will draw all Eastern and Western
trade to focus at that particular spot. They
even look further into futurity, sometimes, and
determine in their minds the site of the station ON
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29
DAY,s DRUG sTORE!

coRNER OF THIRD AND CEDAR STREETS.
o
Vanhes Dye-Studs Perumery, Window Glass and Glass
upon which purchased them enables to
sell prices far below what has heretofore usually been
My arrangements now entirely complete the Fall nd
Winter Trade will be in constant receipt goods firm
the East until the close OF navgaon Ex
People need have fears calling Goods in
line that have not got for keep every thing line Of
my personal supervision the Prescription and Phar-
maceutical Department of my House.
immense stock in store and for SALE All sizc from 7xs
IA 30X10,
this springs without reshpment, when freghs and
glass cheap will and shall be sold cheaper than
Can the ieesory Brick Drug store of Third
Cedar streets vias Bottles, Flasks Lamp Chimneys &C.,
&C., always to be found at. DAYS.
Oils! oils! OiIs!M
INsEEp, Tanners, Neatsfoot, Whale, Sperm, Refined
IL Whales Lard Oils immense stock in store and for sale
by the barrel or gallon ca where you can get then cheap
PERFUMEKY!
MY stock Is fully equal to SLX-TIMES all the perfumery
IXl in the Territory.
Ronsseps do.
Extracts OF JOCKEY Club, Patchouly wes-End, Spring
Flowers ellstroe Violet, Cronele, Geranum, Rose, ver
Bring on your empty botties ladies, and have them
rehed You get the same article and save the expense of
Everything for sale at the BRICK DRUG STORE,
s,n, p,u Sent, y, ,ss. Corner Of Third and Cedar sts
HOPS!
LOUR bales superior ops sale cheaper than who
Il buys In Saint Louis can possibly sell them.
Call Days DRUG STORE.
RAISINS!
On BOXES superiorayers, store and at Saint
~ Louis prices, to close out.
Combs! Combs!!
BUFFALO Horp India Rubber, Horn, Shell and Ivory Dress
IL Combs, Back Puff and side Combs endless
larger stock than will be ia Minnesota,
cheap nothing.
Brushes in Endless Variety.
Tooth, Shaving, Flesh, Cloth,
Infants, and Paint, Varnsh, Marking. Stripng Scrub
bling, Horse and Shoe Brushes each in
lower prices than can be found in the Northwest.
DAYS DRUG STORE,
Corner of Third and Cod2r
Cigars Cisars!!
12 000 La sutana, Por Iiabana and La Teresita Ci-
osOOO gars sale by the box a great bcrqdin
call So. D they will all he DAYS DRUG STOKE.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29
VERY POPULAR REAIEpIES.
BOMBS PREPARATION


A fresh supply always on hand.
TO the public Minnesota the following invaluable
articles, the receipts which, " sum of One Thous-
aud Dollars paid few sce now in pos
session.
preparations thirty years
Cities, although only
people Minnesota about their has
been of the most gratifying character.
We Of the principal,
BONDS ANODYNE PLASTER,
lons, rheumatism
BONDS HEALING SALVE,
cuts burns. bruises, sores,
BONDS TETTER OINTMENT,
Tctter and all skin crupuns
BONDS PILE OINTMENT,
a remedy for all k nis pies.
BONDS GOLDEN OINTMENT,
a mCdy for the Itch and Salt RiI"um.
BONDS EYE SALVE,
sore weak infained eyes.
BONDS COUGH SYRUP,
pheasant and ec remedy coughs colds,
BONDS ETHEREAL FLUID,
for cleansing all kinds of paints. grease oils, ain
And all other articles kept by Druggists the lowest possible
rates.
TO PHYSICIANS AND HEADS OF FAMILIES.
been employed in the manufacture Pure Chemicals and
the Retail Prescription business the Philadelphia
Rio de Jancir Is years. profess
oughy, and will Continue the Prescription Department
of establishment whole and undivided
purchase only the best freshest and Chemicals
tracts, of the celebrated Engs French,
Manufacturers and in their carefu
pounding claim not to be exceiled J. W. BOND.
Apotheclry and Chemist City Drug Store, Paul.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

sam Il PAUL
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY.
rINIIIS establishment furnished with good
Patterns and is ready to fill orders of all descriptions on
and reasonable Having experienced
Pattern Maker, in enp!oy prepared to get
patterns of any description iat may be called for.
Also--Iron Turning and Finishing.
Brass, and Composition Casting, made to order. Babbit
metal, &c, constantly on hand.
Old brass and taken in exchange for work
+. s.. J. u. GILMAN.
st. Paul, Sept. Q, 1854. dw-1y
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

GT Vermont produces four staples, namely
men, women, maple sugar and horses. SAKE
says
The first are strong, tho last are feet.
The second and third arc exceedingly sweet.
And all arc uncomonly sshard to beat"
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

Ine following night the Russians made sortie
70 recover their position, but were driven back
after bloody encounter.
The British Baltic fleet bad left Kel, and the
French feet were also to sail from Cherboure.
The insurrection in Ukraine Russia had ex-
tended to other Governments, and twenty landed
Proprietors with their families had been DESTROYED
=. At st. Petersburgh, every article Of consuInp-
tlon was at famine prices.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29
:. A. NJ. HOJ<JSGTOv,
BOOK DER,


THIRD STREET, ST. PAUL,
VXJIL attend all business in his line with which he may
w Books MAGAZINES snd Periodicals toupd
Old books rebound and Nnsic bound n gssck <
for the adies. nsvs-"
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29
WANTED,

TINFURNISIIED Room Rooms with board for Gentle
y h.s and child Ohe middle upper of the
preferred. note dropped in the post once, box 392
will meet with immediate attention.
st. Pual. Sept 10 S54-tf.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29
NEW ROOKSTORE !!

~ HAMILTON 4 Co., No. ., wnslow House, are receiv.
VI and opening the largest and best assortment Of
Stationery, Wall and fancy articles ever before
brought Of Chicago, which they oer for sale At the
lowest possible cash prices. -
COMPRISING which purchased at low
wanting Wall Paper would do well to look at
Our stock of STATIONERY can't this side Chi
eago.
WRITING PAPER Of all grades. Pens, INK, RUBBER,
IrxsTArDs, RULERS, BLoTTINo AND DRAWING PAPER
descriptions and In fact all articles usually kept in Sta
tionery establishment.
GOLD PENS. have large stock of J. G. Bms Gold
PENS waTaned which offer to the public at Edsfeyn
prfces. Silver Tooth Picks very article.
dgers, Journals, books Pass books and MemoraHdmns
al, styles, in setts single.
a Miscellaneous Books, and . great
Chdres Books, which cannot fail 70 please
Cheap publications. We have in store very large Mcsk
soon ss they are issued
from We arrangement IN New fok city
by which all forwarded To % - soon -
printed.
or schoI Books all Of A. s. BARNES Co.'S pub
...t whicb We offer other establishment In
.o-n dive me- . cali. G. A. HAMILTON CO.,
80. oo.,T above Times Building.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

MAYOR KING AND McNIcKER, THE CoMED,AN.-
Our newly elected (K. NJ Mayor is nightly visit
ing our public places for the purpose of seeing
where ''reform" is needed. On Friday evening,
he dropped in at the Peoples Theatre during the
performance of the burlesque of the Lady of
the Lions" McVicker, as "Clod Meddlenot,''
to return TIL he was worthy of her-when it was
whispered that the Mayor was in front of the
theatre. Mac gazed at ''Polly'' for an instant,
then looking up to where the Mayor stood, ex-
claimed impromptu:
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GEORGE A. NOURSE.
ATTORNEY AND COuNSELLOR-AT-LAH

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAw,
Office opposite Spoonors Lower Town,
ST. ANTHONY, MINN.
REFERENCES.-Prof. Parsons, Law School, Cambridge
Prof Parker E. G. Lorng do. do Chief Justice
Shaw, Hon. c. c. Ioring, do; T. j. d. Fuller M G.
Washburnc NJ. c., Galena ILL.,; DUttOn
Richardson Co... Boston Batcheider, Mann Co.., do Ste
& Sons. X. p. Upon Esq, st. Anthony.
Sai PluI. Ian. 81. lS15-tf
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I'll turn 'Know-Nothng,' and run for Mayor.'
The audience shouted, and the worthy Mayor
looked rs much as to say, ''That's perfection, no
reform is needed here," and quietly took seat
to enjoy the balance of the performance.-St.
Louis Democrat.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

GOOD NEWS-MORE BOUNTY LAND.
drs enS Sixty Acres of Land all persons who have
performed days military service IN any war OF the United
The Law includes Nom Commission
Oncers Mucanand Priv ate (nciutns Indans whether
Also all the Commissioned and Commissioned Officers of
the Navy, Seen, Ordinary Seamen, andsmen Marines, Flo
till Men. Chapiains and Clerks.
10 so entitled to enough
make the I6o Those who have received 16o acres
Soldiers the Black Hawk Patriot and other who have
applications land failed of having
served onta get 100 acres If they served four
teen days, or if they were engaged in Battle.
the Revolution who draw pensions
entitled to land. II dead their widows draw it
The lin soldiers DEATH extend
t, his widow, or minor children,
nearly hundred millions of will be
issued under this act and In consequence of the number OF
applications that will be made, some considerable time will ne
sn t pI S stlGs .fs rs cs ssvaa s e ae'ea "'h
made arrangements with experienced firm awa
ington for obtaining Bounty Land for all entitled TO it living in
Territory, who with CALL We make charge
apI3-tf PARKER CARVER, Atty at Law.
VIM. w. FINCH, NJ. D..
OFFERS his professional services the citizens of ST. Paul
Office n Judge Lamher's brick building.
Special attention will be given Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
her operations in will be performed under its nhu-
cncewithou pain desired Pure Vaccine Virus sent to any
the ccgny by return of mail the recspt Of dolar
post paid.
Prof. McCntock. of Philadelphia College Medicine.
Perkins, of Vermont Medical College.
myl5-tf.
lust received the Brick Store formerly occupied by Messrs
d Irvjns opposite the Times Building, large lot
Fresh Groceries. Provisions and Liquors,
sold iotc for Cash. Call and examine,
W; November ls-tf. ~ j.. W. COSTELLO.
To Farmers and MiIlers.
SALMONS IMPROvE PATENT.
GRAIN AND GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.
lS Machine took the first premium the Worlds fair New
i York, also at the New York state Fair in 1852:
1t has generally introduced in the States, and acknow
other Machine
seeds and is supersens the
all others.
Farmers are invited 10 Machine, before
purchasing any other. For Sale only by
McCLOUD & BROTHER,
the Territory
Jan6-tf Near the head of Third Paul.
EDWARD Il. HAWKE. ANDREW c. DUNN.
HAWKE DUNN,
Attorneys and COunselfOrs at Law.
OFFICE IN EMPIRE BLOCK.
Saint Paul. Minnesota Territory.
st. Paul. April 18th. 1855. ap14-d&wtf
SPRING STYLE
! SILK HATS received this day. and a
WHITE AND BLACK KoSSUTH HATS.
New style know-NothnGs. tapls-tD RICHtE co.
| GRAND HORSE EMPORIUM
Il A. BIS>Ei thsusfui favors, informs the pub
Is lie his plac- business the Cppe
constantly be found ready show
the highest grades; generally keeping variety hand. Pu
sales made ordsT. Gentlemen of the city
sn pleasing accommodations their stock by tn
mouth public patronage solicited
! General satisfaction given or no charge
! s.. Paul. u &C. a3-,v
SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK.
.h7ve
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

JUST RECEIVED.
900 More Copies of
PONDS WORK on MINNESOTA.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND COPIES HAVE ALREADY SOLD OF
'Ninne sofa and its Resources in 1854.
WORK of 400 pages, handsomely llustrated.-
"A To which is added Campfire Sketches map
of the Territory. BY J. Wesley Bond.
The Sixth Edition, enlarged improved up the present
Summer has been published New York, and the work is
idly all over the Onion.
stll seinne
For sale al COED EELLOGO'S
City Drug Store, St. Anthony-st Upper ST. Paul.
and Hotels; and board of all the
J-lprr Mississippi Steamboats,. aug5-y
WAKEFIELD BROWN,
A TTORNEYS AND COCNSFLLORS AT LAW, Holmes St.,
Will give prompt tie their profession
adjoining counties. Claims bought and Sold In
furnished with reference titles tree Of charge.
J. D. WAKEFIELD lo''~-"-'V L.. NJ. BROWN.
MINNESOTA FIGURING MILL.
full of successful operation, they prepared
tom grinding department., to order.
ROLLINS, UPTON X EASTMAN.
st. Anthony, Feb. Is, 1854. feA27-3mw
GROvELAND GARDEN AND NURSERY.
Near the Halt Way House, bet,ceen 81. Paul and
81. Anthony.
WYE have tho pleasure Offering to the public the coming
w spring. CHOICE Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs
Roses Daha, etc., also Garden and Flower Seeds, in large
small quantities. (fcb20-wtf) l.. NJ. FORD s. co.
l.. b. WAIT T. CO.,
DEALERS in Groceries, Provisions and Crockery Third ST.
IL ST. Paul. augl5-wtf
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29
CAPTURE OF BAKER.

The following letter, addressed to Judge Stuart,
of New York, gives narrative Of the voyage of the
Grape Shot, the crew of which boarded the Isabella
Poole. Baker could not have been more surprised
if an angel from Heaven had appeared before
him:
New YORK, May 18th, 1855.
| Sir: The clipper-ship Grape Shot, Captain
Richard Hepburn, arrived at the city OF Palmas,
| Island of Grand Canary, on Saturday, April ith,
and came to anchor in the harbor under the lee of
the Fort. The Isabella Jewett had not arrived.
Our passage was l9 days from New York. The
Jewett arrived on the 18th of April-the clipper.
| 10 DAYS before. After taking in water and max
ing all necessary preparations TO intercept the
Jewett, we weighed anchor, and for several days
stood off and on the halbor
On Tuesday we esped the Jewett under the
land, standing towards the city of Palmas. We
| made all sail, and on nearing her requested her
Captain to back her foretopsail; he did so, and
the deputatOn manned one Of our boats, rowed
to the brig, and found Baker on board, whom we
discovered at the wheel. Previous to the arrival
of the brig we had seen the local authorities. who
stated their willingness to aid us in securing Ba-
ker: they, however, had no chance of aiding in
his arrest, it was made by the deputation of the
police that sailed from New York in the Grape
Shot. As approached the vessel, Baker went
forward, and stood looking at and wondering
who we were and what we wanted, little thinking
that we were in pursuit of him. We boarded the
vessel, and as we jumped upon her deck, Baker
started for the cabin, but was intercepted by
lie recognized several Of us, calling us by name.
We arrested him and took him wi h his effects on
board the Grape Shot. We then made sail for
New York-a state-room was prepared for him,
and was made as comfortable rs circumstances
would permit: he is now ENJOYING excellent
health. We left the Island Of Grand Canary on
the 18th of April.
TO Judge Sidney H. Stuart.
The following are the names Of the police form
ing the deputation sent out for the arrest of Ba-
ker: Joseph Se.mcns, S. r. Ihorne, Lorenzo ID.
Place, Thos. Barton, Henry Evans, George
Green, Edward b. Bush and Michael Maiony.
The n. Y. Sun gives the following additional
particulars -
The mate states that Baker was rather violent
at first, and occasionally during the voyage was
rather obstreperous but, as general thing, be-
havcd very well. lie denied all knowledge Of the
murder, and protested against being arrested on
Spanish ground; but was, of course, of no avail,
as he had not touched the shore. When arrested
he was steering the Jewett into port, having learn
ed the art on a whaling voyage. some time ago.
The private colors only of the Grape Shot were
at first hoisted; SO it was not known that she was
an American vessel until the officers had boarded
the ship, when the American coors were run up.
During the passage back Baker had the liberty of
the ship, he stating that he would not Jump over
board or destroy himself
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

MARINE INSURANCE.
TJNE Merchants ST. Paul called To the
this ONCE nsuring their Goods at home
responsible Once. Persons going East
purchase will find their interest to call at
this ONCE they
GEORGE W. FARRINGTON, Secy.
Once Co., Feb. 18th 1856.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29
TEAM WORK.

TTyHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully announce to the
St. Paul, that he has three good
teams teamng in and around ST.
PAUL. and to any part Territory. Orders left at his resi-
dence, Cemetery the City Drug Stor
of Bond & Kellogg will receive prompt attention.
J. w. PENNIMAN.
81. PAM, March 18th, 1855. mh13-6m
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29
BLACKSMITHING AT CARVER

BLACKSMITliING AT CARVER.
rTNE Subscriber respectfully informs the the vicin
ity Of Carver City, the Little Rapids ef the Minnesota
Chaskay, that he prepared BACKSMlTnlN
In all its various branches, with dispatch.
Particular attention paid and Shoeing
Wagon Work. AXEL JORGENSEN.
IL
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.
Brick formerly
d opposite the Times Building, large lot
Fresh Groceries. Prov isiOns and Liquors,
sold lo,r for Cash. Call and examine, for
be undersod the city.
found everything usually kept in Grocery Store.
November l3-.f, j. w. COSTELLO.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

STEWART. ALEX'R STEWART.
STEWART BROTHERS,
Importers and Commission Merchants.
VIIHOLESALE Dealers in Wnes Brandies, Gin, Whisky,
w Scgars, Groceries, Oils, Paints, Varnshes, sc.
Agents for the sale of
Slows Patent Erasve Soap,
Ken'lali's Chemical Olive Soap, Prepared Indigo,
23S and 2l0, South Water Straet,
Chicago. IIlin~is.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

II A. BS>EiL. thsusfu favors the pub
ILs lie that he has his plIc of business the Upper
may constantly found
the highest gratss generally variety hand
made ord,T. Gentlemen the
pleasing atoms their stock
mouth public patronage
General tsfact.un given charge.
p Dc
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

General and Advertising Agent,
Sc LAKE STRRET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
RESPECTFULLY intention to establish myself
permanently in business, in this city, and offer services
Produce, purchases of Merchandise, Lumber, &c.
commission, together with which requires
sona attention. for which experience
active mercantile pursuits and thorough knowledge of the
has qualified the advantageous
thereby frequently obviatng the Inconvenience and
leaving home business. Hoping be
with commands trusting that this introduction
transactions, extensive and mutually benecia assuring
best efforts in your behalf, am truly yours,
CHAS. WOOLIETT.
REFERS Aid. W. Kennedy, +. B. Williams, W. wayman,
NJ Keith; A. H. Backall, Esq, John Rogers, Esq, Frnk,
ESQ Messrs Nugent & Owens. 14f