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Poetry.
Pray one for Another.
JAMES v. q.

. JAMES v. j. ...
When sin md temptation ~cncirclc my way,
From virtue aud duty to lead me astrny
When wenried with striving my spirit il faint.
and ready TO yield 10 the icmptcr's foul ta,ut {:
Oh then, whcmmy soul from his power would
be free,
II is sweet to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS praying for
me.
When sickness and pain fill my bosom with
fears,
And cen in the future no bright ray appears !;
When life seems q vapor-at longest II span,
When death seems 10 claim Inc his victim To he,
IT is sweet to rcincmbcr-lllcy'rc praying for
me-
When cares and anxieties harrass my breast.
And with feelings of sadness my suul i. op
pressed;
When, in weakness. l feel I've no strength Of
But must trust in His goodness md mercy
alone;
Oh I! bles. is the voice that comes whispering
To- mo,
"Fearno,; but prss onward-thcy'rc pray:
ing for thee"
Whatever my station, wha,c'er I may do,
4 Wherc'cr lruds the path which my lobster y
pursue.
As onward l press through the dangers that
rise,
To hinuer my pilgrimage up to the sk;rs,
This thought shall still cheer, and bring COM
fort to me-,
"1he loved and the cherished are praying for
thee"
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IG1lorOycl Cotton Gins.

Ihaikl,i for past iavnnrs the suhSc ribrr wish.
es 10 Inform the public thai he still manufacss
lures Cotton Gins M his establishment in Stale.
burg. on tie most improved and approved plan
which lie i!.!.h* that the co'tnn 1ipted Oh one
Of those gins 0lsiic late Improvement is worth
NJ least a quarter of II cent m,rc than The cot.
ton einnc'i on the ordinary Gun. lie also man
;iactIrcS ihc;n on the .,h0si simple construction,
OF The finest linisi, and Of the best materials to
vii, Steel S.Hs aud Steel Plated Ribs Case
I.,r.!cur.' wLic!, he will sell for 81 per Saw
lie o:sn repairs old gins and puts them in rom
firte order 1T the shortest notice. All orders for
Gins will be promptly and punctually attended
to. WILLIAM ELLISON.
Stateburs, Sumter Dist, 8. G. April !, GIN
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Special Notice.

THE firm of r. G.. WEBB4Co, hereto
i.fore existing, is this day dissolved by
mutual con.cnt. The debts of lie firm
arc assumed and willie settled by r.. )
Webb, and the notes and ccounls dne
The firm arc placed in his hands, being the
only authorized person 70 collect or other
wise dispose Of the samc
r. G.. WEBB
Feb. 12th 1855. r. s. WEBB
ey"R. s.. WEBB takes this means Of
informing She public that he will here
after carry on the mercantile business,
upon hiS W responsibility, at the old
stand ofElh. q. WEBB8'Co, where5he in
vites a caA from all the customers Of the
late firm ST r. c.. WEBB&Co as we'll as
the public generally.
Feb. aS, II IF.
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Notice.

The subscriber ha>Ihg completed his ar
rangemenis for B,aking Sash, Blinds and Pam
nell Doors begs leave to inform his friends and
the p,tblic, that he is prepared TO furnish az
short no,ice, Sash orall sizes primed and glazed
Blinds 20 suit any size windows, painted or not,
and Pnnnell Doors OF any size or make. a por-
ton ofpnblic patronage is respectfully solicited.
His work is all done by hand and out ofgoods
seasoned material
500 lights of 3 /. 10 Sash ready for delivery
to suit windows ofl2, Is. OF Is Sights.
JAMES BELLs.
Sum.erville, April,;I2, 1851 "a If,
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Wanted.

THREE NEGRO ROYS, from .l6 to ia:
years old, as Apprentices 20 the Carpenter
Trade, under BEN, foreman of Wilma New
store, now being put upon sight Of the old
A, MOSES
Nov. 90. 1894
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FHES. S;'G'M2g)NI,S
pEG'ENni! GT&i!iFEi PILLS.


pEG'GNnAL &THIifN PILLS.
i rtmcipjor tnu.hs. Coils. CGh!rrh. Bron-
cIa!ii. Group. :iN,,n;rg Cough. I>,in,1. Com
xnmjfi1n. n3i al ,i;s,"<sS GrisiH" tram II de-
ron Il &h;tr If he .&!an"ri. an 20 rcIicre he
DISTRESS ard tai f..i.Tg tram coiia. too hearty
iu0d, in ,se,k 05! ~iI<ocriic hgbiis.
Warranted SO ~. purely Veg
otsi>&'.
Thcsn Pills &C; IS M i:xpec,orant, Tnico,
ar Apc.;ru..
They I.amoir EX;-cto.a,ion. Loosen tn,
li.icg,n. Lnd tt'"T me l.!Iss and oi!:"r Sct-
r,i"ry D.cauE All morbid matte. and there
j. nnt nna:hrr remedy III the w:nl: Mairria
Mr:!:ra ca;a,'is ui impar.iag such healing
properties 10 the Lungs aal Vital Organs rs
I!.c., Pitts. r!lry Cure Cr.livcn,ss, produce
81 good. regular appetite, AMI Strengthen The
:Sys'"m.
r:;ct25 cents per box, containing % doses
u: i.',!iriIC.
Cal Oh Ia" Agents who sell The Pills, and
get :;r Etnnicr,S Ai,1nnGc Gratis, giving full
particulars n,.i certificates Of cures.
BON aiI!s o! ia: above NAMED Pills a,e for
sale IL :,isnicrvi.!c, by
DARGAN g. CO.,
Aud PERRY MOSES.
Who also Keeps supply OF DR.. Spcnccr's
Vegetable Pills, AMI DR.. HILLS Celebrated
pi!!s. which stop lie Chi!!s and Fever his first
day.
July 90, 1851 80 ly.
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1-li9, A?1l..~4.slo'2, Fishing
-. = -. y 80

'4%3.<.2, W..
DO: Il LIZ AE.-lE!A2.
.5~L.a.hi.i..ar, ~ n.l.r AMI ..h,h sal.
al :. ! Na'" ~ !>'o,, Hyny,
H. IS. h:.;ai1. :I>,i,: ~!;Gc.''a, an!
az .i'h> y ~ o""'is "II@ri'Hs,-
forc.i,rr - l'h q a"ur,i' rs>rr,,n"uto
MATERIALS :3.; ON MAKERS.
=. -. Gar. Is .#.s!r2"sl ;.4gi
.r"uiE.. ~&:y.ctY. t..Ie. ....i;.
All ri w;aci, a..I su'', u.i"r arr i" -
bc!oi. - u.t ..nc % at-,itss, vii! ic sn'd
rs los rs can be afforded cyan: establish
nest ii the United S.a.rs.
IL Testimony o' his ski! as y mara. ctnr.
rr. .nr l'Yauhi.n I~.m!iu.c"! y. adj Ina,
lbs awarded 10 hji ; NJ '-.;, t9o c"i'.;:-
caiIs, SIX silver uU"G..a, ;..tl GO Icea.t
rrrunam; aud "a lS... II" CryStil Palace
o.! Ncw lu:l:. i.%..G1iIo GIUi = medal, He
uN.y o,c a"a!lti 'or :;anl, Guns and II.
Hes ~ the ;lu,nt S.a',s.
E" Nri or" sSpnri,m@ Anrcdn:cs.' Has
",;"liy" q crr;.n varieties {" .Amrr""n
iaulr. with 'lcnar':s 40 !e Charactcr o;
Ii" tor, .'.."!d ,jI4.. -. -, No"icoc%,
Quri, psf;lhlgn. DiyE ass! i'I-ron m!ai;a
s;o",jn., on the iiaa ..HH!lii.s OF it"ii
naI ,Gr:5s ri5Yrr, I!n!i.,carc.i Cr Eni.cr
P!nrnr, Canvass Back Hui Rcd ~ii"a,:nH
DncA, hn"r: al. N.igcni. :,ramr BGck
nul Canada Goose. -~.'ri,c <. 30.
Ald.c,- JDilN kGiDnn, second and
Waija', l.HHisyniin.
Aug - 1911 - ~.
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no i4t..&E;I.lE ~.
pI.NNrMns. ANN NrilMNS

ii.t.N 80! :. AND Di!!DnN.
!, I.,a ul:Hr ':n,l l.. int.nrriy"f rev T"rl.
t!iy, hI. Eow a permanent re. I'm! %! Char.
i..!.n. A:i ;irrars,! - do "n!l.iay t., ~.
"'!n ~ u ':.:'ri 4" n"y aui c"1H: iel
bal RS r;t;H.".ri "a M. |! wI,i maze .i!":iUa-
Il: 81, tis:' ",ti- |.rrrrirs, HARDWARE, i.n,'+,
:S,"'2, ,n,:ry ,].i'.., Hri:s. ~i'Ai.:s, Obs.
fruits. ~iry.@iry. t"n."r:i"r"r:. !;n,;r. $50
i,Di y. ,.aii,rs. 4. hing. or arEi!iHg else
ti.:i ,aw h. ur'i;in,! r"i;','r ii this ely nr .'rw
ic.!.. !. ,nl - Philadelphia. ari %, IS gacl
tam il! ni better. il.t.i ;,r Merchants ~
it.yi': =. ~ ~:.'@i>c: cn"!! tut la'ja. :.c-cly
t!i"n Tie Il "r.+rir c",-.!!ai,i exp, Iac'
:;.":,.E'. Il vi. II tbs rt;y. Vii "i-n a.
'"l.! lr,..: ',y 30 ::r Hs'.,in. ~ ;n>h~,nc"
business :'..t !,ay H.. :,"r.'i w;.;. an! VIII
MAKE ~ ,i,rn! 70: Lvh;f. Fan my H.. ~.
]l,ri,n": ii Il |"';r!;! mercantile h.siu.s7.i
e! iii!.! t"i'I!Lc y! iia.ii Cai gtv. PER-, = sat.
i..;.c.i"i. and 'u.t lie inr.i 'r;i !:u"i> ,aa,c ia
IN. a.t"riirs,. Fer my srtY.,rN ! slai! re-
vn!r9 u i!n..c!.'' C"!G:r:a:.aI, according 70
Ilr I.l tuF,. q. 10 ,Il-.,,. ,.
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TIE subscriber i; receiving I large assert.

subscriber is receiving I large assert.
mc.!; Of The annvc gul:..
. $50 hui!s nf rary- iiau%i"gs /; 1904 pairs
Of ": niuw Shliya. !Go n r:sscs, Of every
t!rsrr,l,:Dn. Ai-u. Pillows. Eu!Str:S, l.tcr and
Muslin I"ri:iuS. Ua,.i~k, $.,in R"!anca.
~t'u.ii,r. H.in +, Fire :;ciGcns Nr:.!titii H!ia;$,
Sc, t.3
al! hinis Of U;h"',!s-ir u IA! tie hns:!icss
rs ~uSuaiiv ui:,:...c.i 10 il. Iil Il. branches.
II. ". Ei,i%MAN ~ 60.
Mar. -, 1851. - y
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>.!..3- Ceys-I-e..3LcAA
fpEr. - IGs4aTH.;S

(GMH2iE> &AEti'iYE PI.ES.
THESE Wills A.E IN rIRELN VEGE-
TA!'!.!.. AID ARE 4 MOST SUPERIOR
NE@iGI%H III IL, cure Of nil Bilious Cora
jL.j":S, Nm. ,*"a. to''i:anrS:, Lirrr Com
'jr% M;ii,t', i.'Is q Appetite, AMI all
%iS".a.rS.
Til!:I ruH.'I TIL" STOOD. Equal
W.. THE C;tri' EATON. RESTORE
TIE LIVER. Mi.)NI:l'S AND OTHER
>:'!IITnHI ORGANS 70 Ai1EALTII
'rONE iHn it'ilO.': aniasan Anti Bilious
i&:ai.y Mrt'rian N,cy htyc 10 equal.
Prise - cents per U"y.
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go -t.~..i .-G~

If.you sister, While crragrd in 4
tender convrr>a,iln with her sweet
heat, requests yonth bring iicr a g!NSs
OF water from t!!c adjoining ircm, y"n
can starton your rrrand, bat you need
not return. You will not be missed.
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izc it as a dead Weiyht upon our ayr
cultural prosperity.

Mcssrs. Editors: Having heard that
n bnlled rat would drive all other rats
away, ! tried the experiment Il few
weeks sinc', by procuring II Tine sized
one aud putting II slMail sleigh bell en
his neck. Since then, his troublesome
fellows, Of whom there arc n great
many before, have all disappeared,
leaving to him mdispnlcd monopoly
of their former haurts. The tinklings
Of his bel, II Noise unconge!liai 70 his
naturally steadily Instincts, arc now
thc only companions of the solitary
and erraut life to which he is doomed.
-.-JuuyNui of Commerce.
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Cons COPS Permit lis to advise
20" not to sell your corn ON The cob.
but have it shvl!ri, and keep tho G. lbs
for your cattle. BY crushing and
stHaning the cobs, when MIXED with
cut straw or hay, they make an almli.
rahle mess for dry cattle, and if q
quart Of meal he added to each mess
given. and made iHto s!np. q mich
COW Will thrive well, and contribute
generously to ti!e pail.-Imcricun
IIa.mcr.
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TEuE.-My dear friend, that nan
has been talking about YOU SO again!
He has been telling some Of the aw.
fullest lies yon ever heard; why, lie
rallied ahoIt You Er M hour!
And YOU heard it all Gid you?"
EYES"
"Wcil after this. Just remember
that it takes two to make y SANDER
one to tell, and orc To listen to it,"
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NUMBER 10.
Correspondence Of the Minnesotian.
Village Life at the Eas,-rhe ucr>a,. n. sn.
West-Comparative Health Of IN. tuuo p.
gionS. rs ~ F-EIT5

MoEIAH. Essex Co., \, F., June %. ,55.
a a. MEssHs. EDIToRs:-I promised to write Won
when got home. or rather at the terminus of
my Journey; for I could not we'll acknox led ..
MY home anywhere but in ST. Paul. Minnaso+..
for dearly rs love the first, love the last fs =
Ihave now been two weeks in this ouiet ii.
lie village. and it has rained incessantly. They
tell me that vegetation had assumed sicklv
hue on account of the long drouth, and The ear.
nest prayer for rain is answered ia eonions
measures. Thisis not strictly an agricultural
region-rnining interests being paramount-
There are great complaints of a worm in the
soil which is likely to prove destructive to
grains. Fruits of all kinds look well and If
not too cold there will be an abundance. But
| nave not seen half doz' days since / left
81. faul, (ncarly two months) but fire has
been necessary to comfort
Our pleasant village is snugly nestled ano,r
the green hills, contiguous to The Andrionaact,
Mountains, with the waters of Champlain shark
Ing in full view. 700 feet beneath. and three
miles distsst. All to give life to the place
is the iron ore business. taken from tba
various ore beds in the vicinity to the Furnace
OF Port Henry at the Lake, where an immense
casting business is done
But everywhere 60, the march is Westward.
indeed do not see who are to be left: no,
enopgh surely to care for the aged and infirm
VINO cannot 60 The resources of our mighty
West just begin to be appreciated. Every
branch OF business they tell me is compar alive.
~ stagnated. Every city have visited seems
extremely doll; but in those cities are rnauy
noble heads and generous hearts that are any
thing but dull-that are awake to every genial
interest for the worlds good; who are nobly
contending for Principle, with Truth engraren
upon their standard 1i"i
Please, Messrs. Editors, give me some infor-
nation of the present increase of St. Paul.
Hhea asked its population, answer: 5000
when left, probably 10, 900 now Am right.
or is that little too fasts wish to make cor
rect statements.
One thing more. Let me urge any who may
be out of health to remain at home until re-
stored Our pure, bracing atmosphere is poor
exchange for any other climate. / needed re-
taxation and sought this change but my health
has suffered very materially from it, and de-
spair of again being well until drink from
our own pure springs and inhale our own reju-
venating atmosphere. Adieu.
.FLORILLA FLEETWOOD.
A little too fast we should think. Six
Thousand is perhaps the real census of St Paul
at this time.-EDs MIN -'-'+ta2
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SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA, SATURDAY. JULY Z 1855.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 3, 1855


The Telegraph as will be seen, conveys ths
intelligence that JoHS WILSON, the faithful head
of the General Land Office at Washington, ba:
been made to suffer the penalty of political op
position to the Presidential Power. He was
removed on the 9th; and Rumor has it thai
Wilson shannon. of Ohio-a Nebraska traitor
of the last Congress- TO be his successor.
+ Go ahead. Mr. President pitch into' Eli
sha Whit esey. Reedei, and all the rest Of
those refractory chaps that you have under
your thumb; and while your hand is in. don
forget TO keep an eye on Register Phelps OF
Red Wing. Since be Joined the 'Fusionists. y
he needs watching!
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LAND AGENTS. CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS,
Office, opposite the Empire Block. Upper Town.
KK7IllL artend the purchase saeof Estate.
w Location OF Land Warrants, Collection Of Debs,
Investment Of Money and Payment of Taxes.
Having extensive knowledge all parts of the Ter
-itry, pats of all the Surveyed Lands Abstracts the
Entries made the different Land Ottices, a good
Engineering and Surveying Instruments, with great
perience profession shall be prepared
business entrusted to with pronptness and accuracy.
All kinds of Drawing and Mapping made To order.
Aup. 81. 1854.
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william Rock.

William Rock,
Civil Eng sineer and Surye yor, Red Wing. Minn.,
ESPECTFULLY solicits part of Public Patronage.
y and will transact with prvmpiness and accuracy
whatever business may be entrusted to his
References.
7. NJ Shoemaker, c. E. Cincinnati, Ohio.
E. Gest. c. E. Cincinnati, Ohio.
j. W. Adams. G. f. Lexington. KY. Il. aaf
S. Medberry. c. E. Columbus, Ohio. "a -.r
Thos. Daniels, E. Springfield, ONO.
Thos. A. Morris, G. E. indianapolis Ind.
J. a. Spragne. C f. Shelby Vile, Ind. -..t r
NJ. NJ. Benton, Prest C. & l.. 4. r., Covington, KY.
Hon. T. l.. Jones, Newport, KY. ~ .. ..-.,-
Rev L. W. Berry, Pres. Indiana Asbury University.
Greencastle. Indiana. s-s--ir@'- fll s--afl :,
Hon. e. d. Mansfield, Cincinnati, Ohio. -
Feb. |, 1855. AZ -ts d&w1y ~sa-l
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SAINT LOUIS HOUSE,
MANOMIN srOUSE.

YUNHE ST BSCRIBER has taken the above House, in
Ii The pleasant village of Manomin, eight miles
above Anthony, and is prepared to accommodate
The Travelling with the best fare the country
affrds The house is led wth every accommodate
tio TO be found in any country md aside from the sub
stantias lie, the Lest wines liz uors that can be
procured, always he had upon ca !. The Saoiliis
of the Ma.,oiu ouse. either for emgrauts Teamsters
or Drovers superior that Of other public house
on the road north Of St. Poul. ts
NJ tdou,,r Al. WILLIS.
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LOST BAGGAGE. q

TIME North Western Express Co. have just cUnplet
II ed arrangement by which they will be elrable.
find all baggage lost est of Detroit. We shall
ceve semi month reports frm the western Rail Road
Association. OF all Baggage Unclaimed or unkneuT,,
any the Depos west that poinl. For part cuIar-
inquire at office, opposite the Post 0fce.
j. C. BURBANK & co.
81. Paul. Dec. Is; 1854. dAWtf
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SURGERY AND MEDICINE.

"O1t-< K1-kI7 d II II, MI Ds,
PG7l1Pr OF the late Edarm Hall, NJ D., Sdco, Maine,
and member OF the u Gine Medical ASs0ciGtioz
TDESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Saint Paul
~ and vicinity that he will render his Professional
services 10 all who mayidesire theln.s
Dentistry. t.s .-
Dr. L. will execute all operations the Teeth In
satisfactory manner. Teeth filled With pure gold and
arranted. Teeth carefully extracted, With without
the use of Ether TIE til property cleaned All diseases
of the mrth, throat, and ami ali operations in
minor Surgery will receive Dr LIS particular attention
at his Office. Superior Tooth Powder and Tooth Wash
Office ronrs from TO II, a. NJ ad to =. NJ.
Office, Third Street, between Cedar and Wabashaw.
Residence, jackson Street, Seventh-SsiDt Paul,
Minnesota. Refer ,.-l ..t
T.. Marvin. II. L. Carver. Parker Paine.
St. Paul. April 20. 1855. 3mG&w-
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aARROTT & KINGMAN.a

nMANrFxcTrrRTp ps II s asn EIINDs and DOORS
NE Fluorfr. Ssdissr aHa e ipscs dealers in Locks
Kunhs kca nriefs Eser planinE, Crrcniar and ScypE
saving +xecused a. sheyt pefce Facsryr G4agk ST.
between Taylor and Twelfth Sals, Rogm, 40 Clark
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MEMPHIS SAVINGS IxsTIT TION,

Incorporated By The NtGte ct Tennessee.
No. &c Front Row.
JYS and sells Sight Time. Exchange the East,
- discounts short bills New York, New Orleans
and ST. Louis does General Banking and Exchange
Rusines makes collect in all the principal cities In
the Sou the most favorable terms, proceeds
promptly remtted day of payments with current rates
of xohange. III.
Mites of the Memphis Savings Institution taken at
par in all business transactions. southern cellec-
rions solicit ed. ISAAC YOUNG, President.
Nav l.. 1S55-1v
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Here in Minnesota too. Mr.. Sentinel.

N- The present standing army OF King
Kamehameha Ill is l2o strong. For the sup
port of tais Formidable host, the Minister of
Finance asks the moderate sum Of $50, 900 for
the coming year. ...5. 1-.,
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Position OF SENATOR WADE.-At the great
meeting in Ashtabula. Senator Wade was pres
ent, and delivered speech, which is thus spo-
ken Of 10y the Ashtabula Sentinel:
The speech of Mr.. Wade was an able and
eloquent effort, breathing spirit of deiermin-
ed devotion tn the cause Of freedom. He de-
clared his attachment to the Union, on Just
principles: but said that the Union was ho pro-
lection to the man of the North. He was for
peace and union with freedom bat for neither
without It, He had gone with the Wings as
long as he could. He now knew no party or
organization. but the Republican. and with
that he would labor till victery was achiev-
ed''
How will the old Wing friends and support
ers of Mr. Wade relish this?-Clepe1Qnd PLAZA
dealer.
Well. many Of Mr.. Wade's old Wing friends
in this quarter extend TO him a hearty greeting
and genuine Republican welcome-.1ila,au-
kee Sent.
Here in Minnesota too. Mr. Sentinel.
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GS- EX-Presidents Van Ruren and Fillmore
were in the galleries of the House Of Commons
in England. on The night OF the 5th ul4. lis
tening to the Debates. On the night Of The 9TH
Mr. Bri ght alladed TO the iaet, and pronounced
ahigh eulegum on the United States of Amer
ica '~slf fe3'' '1taisH 3 ts3 e ezsasiaw AZ
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LIME! LIMEIi

FTNHE subscriber has and will keep constantly
II hand, a large supply of Lime, FIRST quality. All
wishing to purchase will de well to call him. Allor-
ders promptly attended TO. - 5s (3mw)er
at " L~i' -f- GEORGE RlSSIfE.
Post Once address, Prescott Pierce County, Wis.
Prescott. WIS. April -. 1855.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-07-07
.FLORILLA FLEETWOOD.

A little too fast, we should think. Six
Thousand is perhaps the real census of St Paul
at this time.-EDs MIN -'5Ia2
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-07-07

A HARD NuT-Our friend QuiDtus, Of that
excellent Dutch paper at Sheboy gan the .s1eacs-
bode. follows an article entitled " hard nut
for the Know Nothings to crack" with another
headed DE Observation-Disclosures tegen
de Know Nolhings." II the word in italics
does not prove a hard nut to crack" then we
are .lsee Sentinel
We would refer the whole matter to the d.
rectors and leaders Of the late Red Wing meet
ing. If they can't crack that nut. it will have
to crack ITSELF
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-07-07

REAL ESTATE SAIE.-The auction sale held
by Mcssrs. Noses kettering & Clelland yester-
day at Dayton d Packard's office was well at
tended, and the bidding quite spirited. Sales
were made fully up to, and in several cases far
above former figures.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-07-07

BY ANDRUS DURAND, Il
Cannon Falls, Minnesota
~ Boarders by the day week entera med win the
besi fare the Minnesota market affords, and furnished
with pleasant and comfortable rooms. Abundance OF
game and excellent Trout fishing in the immediate vlc1
fty with scenery unsurpassed in any parl Oh Ine upper
Mississippi region. June Is. 44tf
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-07-07

PAY OF GES. SCoTT.-The Washington CORES
the Secretary of War has decided that General
Scott is not entitled to any additional pay as
Lieutenant General, either for arrears or for
the future. and that the old veteran and hero
has not received one single mill in consequence
of his additional rank. The question has been
referred to the Attorney General Tor his opin-
ion 4E rs
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-07-07

CoprER n MSNEsoTA last Sank Rapids
in'.f' sas - csee 81 ~ nErn "a 8
1--WE have just beea Presented with til .ee
pieces ot pirgin copper. the largest of which
weighed four ounces They were found about
three feet below the surface. in cellar being
dug on Vim. Connell's claim. opposite this
place. We have no doubt that copper exists
in large quantities in this immediate vicinity
and that it will ere long be opened. Gov.
Ramsey. we believe. has a large specimen.
found also at this place"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-07-07

The RED RIVER PEoPLE.--Our city continues
quite thronged with the Red niver folks and
their curious, ironless carts; oxen harnessed
with horse collars, singly between the fills.
raw hide traces, &c. To We .:old settlers
this is no curiosity; but our stranger friends
gaze upon the unacc ustorned rigging with
wonder. The north conntrymea have been
driving brisk trade with our merchants, par
ticularfy with their old friends, Nessrs. NorHf
q Kittsor. .&l-~2s g.-i'--T-7TF -v=-- .iAzsi