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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-06-09
- SAMUEL S. FETHERSTON,
DEALER IN
Lamps, Lanterns, Chandeliers and CandclnbraS,

No. 152 s. I'd street, d5ore Spruce,
buGf1 PHILADELpHIA,'ag1Eg
Having enlarged and improved his store, and
4 having one of the largest assortments of
Lamps, in Philadelphia is now prepared to fur
nish Pine OIL Camphene, Burning Fluid, Lard
and Oil Lamps. and Lanterns OF all patterns,
GLASS Lamps by the package, at small advance
over auction prices.o Being Manufacturer and
Dealer Of PIKE Oil, Burning Fluid and a lcohcl,
which will he furnished to Merchants at such
prices that they will find it to their advantage to
buy. Also, Household Glassware of all descrip-
tons al the lowest market prices. A.h-
PAiladel phia, Oct. Ii, 1854. '.a.H....-r. rl
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-06-09

WsEyIL-These troublesome pests may be
kept out of the grain by using salt. Sprinkle
little fine salt on the bottom and around the
sides Of the bin as you Gil up, and over the
top when full Wheat kept in old salt bar
reis will never be destroyed by the weeyl,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-06-09
To Officers, Soldiers,
sEAMEN, &C., OF ALL WARS theiI
Widows and Minor Children.


II. B. MASSER, attorney for Government
.. .t. Qdimcnfs,
HHn" asa-I. .t.at Sunbury, Pa.
CONTINUES TO give prompt and personal attention to
the prosecution Of Claims every description asais, ,e
General Government and particularly to those before lne
Treasury Department Pension and Bounty Land ureaus
Patent aud General Land 0dice, and Board OF Claims
Of obtaining the earliest and most favorable action on
claims with the facilities for the dispatch Of business
Justify HIN in assuring his Correspondents Cainent ana
The Public geeray that interests intrnsted to his Keep
iie will he neglected.
PESsIpS BouSTY LAND, PA1Bsr AND PuBIic LAM LAW
lie has nesry ready for grnuilons distribution among
his busne Correspondents, lnd those VINO may pecoe
such neat pamphlet containing synopssp p,, :" ,G 3 eN
listing Pension bounty Laud, Patent, aud fuolc Lanu
Laws down the end of the late congress-incuding
Bounty-Land Act of Sd March, 1855.
under which all who have heretofore received less 'n
100 acres are now entitled to additional andi said Act
srnts also 100 ucres all Objects, nolrconnissnled
Officers Cbaplans, Soldiers Wog9n Mselers iee,nslers
and friendly Indnns uf the Army including State Troops,
Volunteers md Mia--und nl Officers. Seamen, Ofdinn-
ry seamen Marines, Clerks, and Lansmeh, of the Navy,
not heretofore provided for who have served not less
hnn fourteen days nles in ha',t) nj any period smce
l736 and the widows and minor children of all such
persons entitled, and deceased A .Ht 10 l.f.
The palnrhlet contains iForins of Application
fun and complete than nn7 elsewhere TO be found
adapted to the wants Of every cnss Of Claimants under the
act with copiDus decisions ami instructions of the Depart
ment md prutca suggestions to the course to be puT
sued in suspended or rejected cages. ... ...
Parties not wishing to avail themselves Of the facilities
afforded By this Ofce in securing prompt and personal
superintendent Of their claims the Departments can
obtain copies Of the above pamphlet by renitng Thirty
cents IN ppslape stamps. H1i.IE.. H' it lI.aI.a
Lr INDUCEMENTS CORRESPONDENTS.
Correspondents who prepare and forward cases foI
management By this Agency win be dealt with literally
supplied with all necessary blanks and Kept con-
Siatly ndvica Of the changes that from time to time
cur in the execution of the law. l....f. r.
Ii within the subscribers power 10 direct his Core
spoircns to the locality ofvety many persons entitled ur
der the late Act and having obtained large nuniber o
Land Warrants under former laws he IN possession o
! III
bounty f".H 0.IHl .'r .H...- ..a"
Fees below the usual ratcs-and contingent upon ht
admission OF Claims . ... b.. Ia. -.-f .. =
The highest cash price given for Inid Warrants, Re
vciutionary Scrip aud Illinois Land Patents.
| Address ii B MASSER,
! Sunbury Pa.
March 81 1851 - DIT. ...'"
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Liquid Glue.

A LWAYS ready for nse. A new article of
IA the greatest utility and convenience for re-
pairing Furniture and Household Ornaments Of
either Porcelain or Glass. 1t is preferable to any
other cement used, as il leaves no mark where
the pieces join. 1t will be found a very great
saving of money in repairing of Furniture alone.
Neatly put up in bottles IS cents each, or
So dozen. All orders promptly executed.
rtt-. ..-.e.. VIM. G. MASON, *
204 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
Phila., Oct. Ia, lS5i.--tE FL. .. lfItEg
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WIRE WoRx.-This can be entirely extir-
pated, by using hog manure. So says a cor
respondent Of the Rural Ne,o- Yorker. ,,i
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-06-09

NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS
FOR THE SPRING 1855.
E,YRE d LANDFLL, s. W. Corner of
A Fourth & Arch Sts., Philadelphia, are fully
prepared to suit buyers. WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
with goods adapted to their wants and at the low
est nett cash prices. .. ..sr.- .4 -I.n
Black silks, BRITISH Prints,
Fancy 10 -r- Plaid Ginghams,
Ne,o Dress GoodS, Good Linens,
Neic Spring .Shd,cis, Table Linens,
NoceiiieS in LGwnS, S Sheetings, Sc. sc.
n. B.--Bargains daily received from the Auc-
,ions, Of New York and Philadelphia. p. S.
Oil Boiled Black Silks warranted not to cut in
wearing. Store-keepers supplied with those
goods regularly. 100 H. tmH ..i.ItF
Phada. March 5, ls55-w 3m
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tar - .- IT l'a ~ t.ata-... ..- ~
Citisens ofNe Union :a1s s,ssa.od"
ay91t You have done inc the honour, with one
voice. from end Of the Union to the other T. stamp
rs scarcey two years since mnae il known hnms I1u
and aieudy II has obtained celebrity than any mer
TfioM AS HOLLOWAY,
3s, Corner of Ann arid n sssau streets, New York
ASTONISHING ctRE of sUr,E LEGS, AFTER
-iHff 'a NINE YEARS STANDING. s1H. d. p .
Copy Of a letter from Mr. W. J. Langley, Of
Hunisr,ile, Yddk,n County, Oorth Carolina,
.f US, dated November list, 1888 'a3o5'os
" READ HIS OWN WORDS. bee
To Professor Holloway, iF1 f..-s t'.'..
ro Sr-t is plt1ny wish to become notorious, neithe
is this letter written for the sake Of writing, but to
SLY. that your Ointment cured of one ~ the most
dreadful cur,aneOus diseases that flesh is heir to- md
which considered by all who knew me, to he entirely
afflicted with one Of the INST rnimf,h and troublesome
legs that ever fell to the lot of and after trying
every medicine had ever heard ut, resigned ia despair
al hope OF being curedi but ricn brought me couple
of large pots Of your Ointment which caused the
my legs 20 heal and entirely regaincd my health to my
agreeable surprise and delight, and to the astonsnent
OF my fredds. .' '
jsigneD l-. WI. LANGLEY.
AN EXTRA ORDINARY cuREo ABAD BREAST,
| b' WHEN NEARLY AT TIE POINT OF DEATH.
Copy of letter from Mr. X, Durdnt, New
III Orleans, Nouember 9th 1853, "
To Professor HoLLowAY 3s, Corner Of Ann and Nassua
~ Dear sir--It is with heartfelt grattude have to
inform you that by the ofyour Ointment aud Pills, the
iue Of my wife has been saved For seven years she
had bad breast with running wounds, tiri of ca-
cerous nauIe) told that nothing could save her
! she was then induced TO use your Omtment aud Pils
When III The short space Of three noshs they elected
perfect cure TO the astpishmei ~ all VINO knew US
We obtained your Medicines from Messrs Nright~ Co..
of Chartres street. New Orleans send this from i9te
DIES Princes, Paris. although, had written II at New
Orleans, before we finally lett, at that time not knowing
your address at New Nulk. EIl..i Al. g.a. -
1hp pills ahouh he used conoinly with the Ointmen,
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CLUBBING.
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
. Ht .s f5I COL n STR EI'r NEW NpDE
Premiums to Ncw Subscribers !

". B.-ll :. X Co have recently published, and have
NV for sale, the FARMERS GUIDE" by Henry Ste.
phens, OF Ednbureh, and Prof Norton Of lae College
New Haven, complete IN two vols royal octave, containing
1000 pages, steel and 600 wood engravngs. Price
muslin binding, SO '.t ,'"''. ..'''
~ This work is NOT the old ''Book Of the Farm y
lately REsUscITArED aud thrown upon the Market.
New York, December %, 1854. 'f .-'".''Hf
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SMITH's ESSENCE or JAMAICA u't, q,
- GER. fresh supply just received, STs spa
sale by tliHoHpoad'' N. b. MAssh~
sunbuy. Jam 10. ls5a
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nATENT BRITTANIA SHOPPERS e.,
Il bar bottles for sale by ...
II. B MAssER.
sunbury, April. I2, 1881
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E'oR sale at this Office, Superior biac.
Cattle Medicine Al Is cs, Pure L'''uS
0tagsr. 20 cent
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05
Sanders New Series.
IL Il A DI G B o o h s
HAVE you SEEN THEM

T1EY admirable books. All the Teachers who have
used them attest warmly their singular fitness
for the purpos of the school room.
the carefully Considered results Of tn! most
experience in teacng and accordingly adapted ad
miray i'll the wants and of the learner
prove that ictue cat not cat' that he picture
horse not horse, that sthe picture of is not
cow information equally valuable and appropriate
school )ok Chill.
contrary child assumed to have sense,
what and suited his
therefore puzzled the start with long words
definitions, wearicd with readng at
tempting read, what is without bene because above hsca
without interest, because insufferably dull
Sanders Reading Books, step in the till
the last plainly preparatory to the next The pupil is
poby conducted through lessons consisting
two, three, syllabs succession, all
matter full of interest, moral and instructive yet
highly enferainng and besides arranged while merely
him to read to inbue his mind with tie most who
thought, and develope and strengthen his mental
examine them, and judge for yourselves.
Teachers throughout the Territory have se Of the
cxamination by calling W. s. Comb
House, who the only authorized agent Min
June 6-Aly
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05
I. W. ALDER,
e W. HIHN1
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL d

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
No. - MGin opposite Bank Of Gsleaa and GG<effe and
Advertiser Printing Q6ee. GaenG, EhS0ss,
AS constantly hand large supply Of Drugs Medicines
IL Paints, Oils, Dye Stu Pefumery, Fancy articles &c
&c comprising everything usually Drug Store which
have been selected with warranted be
Fresh, Pure and Genuine. Cash and csomen
will fnd greatly their advantage and examine his
stock before purch asing elsewhere.
Also, Agent all the popular Patent Medicines Of the
feo04-oWd1W
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05
NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS.
BOOKS! BOOKS!!
The Pioneer Bookstore Of St. Paul!
e. HOWITZ g. co.


r announce to the pubc that they have
II chased from W. G. LEDUC, ESQ.,, his old established
Bookstore Immediately opposite the POsOce they
greatly added to the stock Miscellaneous and Standard
Works, presenting assortment complete
than be found in st. Paul town this side
Louis;
That they have complete
Stationary and receiving additions thereto with every
bOat
they design reputation of
this for keeping the largest, best and cheapest
stock of Wall Paper;
for Harpers celebrated Monthly dga-
zine, where subscribers rely receiving at the earliest
possible moments
That they the authorized wholesale agents
pes valuabte Miscellaneous and Standard Works. they
will furnish at the Publishers prices in NeW York;
That they will continue to and sell H. s. Barnes Co.'s
Series of School Books, which is
Puhlc Schools in Mnnesota
throughout the Territory;
keep always hand Stodddrd & Co.'s Pianos.
insh selected great
ted to give sati5Iaction
they will continue to supply Pince Co.'s Melodeons
at the Manufacturers Prices;
sole agents in ths territory for several mills
the sale o Printing Paper;
generally will keep article In their
the reputation this Original
Pioneer Bookstore Of Minnesota.
Come and try us terms .variably cash.
CORNER THIRD AND WABASH STREETS. OPPOSITE
POST-OFFIGE.
parl. June2
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05

An INTERESTING OCCASION AND CORRESPONDENCE.
The Grand Master of the Grand Lodge (NIa>on-
ic) of the District of Columbia, DIR. Charles S.
fralley, has recently rec, lived letter f;om the
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge in Paris, ask.
ing that n delegate he appointed on the part os
the District Grand Lodge to attend Il congress of
the Masons Of the World to assemble in Paris on
the Is: proxmo. to take into consi Grafton the
condition OF M,sonry over the Globe, and to adopt
Tor the benefit of he order whatever may be APP
prorriate and lawful. The Grand Lodge of this
District finds itself unable mt so short a notice to
send over suitable representative but has direct
ed the Grand Master to send to the Grand Master
in Paris commission in blank to be accorded to
some worthy American Mason, who NAV be at
tending the Worlds exhibition in Paris, to act on
the occasion explained above, as the representa-
tives of the Masons of this district Wasiing,on
Star.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05

CO One day little girl, five years old, heard
preacher of a certain Unconventional order
praying most Justify, till the roof rang with the
strength of his supplication. Turning to her
mother. and beckonins ,he maternal ear down to
a speaking distance, she whispered ''Mother,
don't you think that if he lived nearer to God he
wouldn't have to talk so loud?" Such ques-
ton is worth a volume on sElocution in PRAYER. >
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05

Sa6Ge, Tssak ssf Hsvsess-Make, Ass-sf, Gale.s, m,
TEEPS constantly hand article His
N manufactured from Oak Leather. tanned IN
cold ssea and servabe thar
article sod I'm e city, that Be steam
tanned Leather fesons from Minnesota wishing
ere requssed 70 gfvs HIN call. myfEfys
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05

TT'HE undersigned keeps constantly hand general
Monuments Tombslabs, Head Stones, which
he Is ready finish short notice, having
I'm this in and having
direct with the celebrated Rutland Vermont
quare, and keeping but the best wokcn, he
enabled to sell cheap and give better satisfaction,
be given those sending irresponsible
distance Ny arrangements secl that can deliver my
work at the door Of customers, when desired.
work agents. strictly according
The undersigned French
Burr Mill Stones, Dutch Bolt;ng Cloths NoyeS st
Mis, Mill Iron, Screen Wire, Plaster Shop and
house, corner Of Levec and Spring street, lower BRIDGE
myl&tf fr..-t II. L. ROSEBROUGU.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05

ca The six degrees Of crime are thus defined:
He who steals a million is only inancier.-
Who steals half n million is only II defaulter.-
Who steals quarter of million is swindler.
Who steals hundred thousand is rogue. Who
steals pair Of boots or loaf of bread, is a
scoundrel of the deepest dye, and deserves to be
lynched.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05

DROwN ALLEN. Of Boston, Mass. have appointed n.
ID T. Aerr Galena, their the North West and
will keep their Plano FOres.
The Pianos made by Brrwn Allen unsurpassed in
ACTION, DURABILITY, BEAUTY & SWEETNESS
They considered preferable ether maker
throughout have been intro
duced thry the lead.
Those wishing purchase earnestly invited call at 81
Main street. alens Illinois, and their Pianos before
chasing elsewhere. II. r. MERRILL
my5-d&w1m % Main Galena. Ill.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05

SCHOOL FOR BOYS has again opened the School
N Building the grounds the Episcopal Mission,
GEO. +. KELLIE, highly
s,ructor having charge Of the English Tho Rev.
VAN 1NGEN classics,
personal daily part Of day. Mr..
Kelie brings the highest
School au1l-tf
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05
NEW ROOKsTOREi

~ HAMILTON & Coz No. 3, winslow House, receiv-
Ing and opening the largest and best assortment Of
brought west Of Chicago, which they offer for sale at the
lowest possible cash prices ti4
comprising 1900 rolls, which purchased at
rates. Those wanting Wall Papers would DO well to look at
assortment. +l
STATIONERY can't be this side Chi
cago.
INKsTANDs, RULERS, BLoTTING AND DRAWING PAPER
Of all descriptions and In fact all articles usually i'll Sta
GOLD PENS. We q large stock Of j. C. Burs Gold
Pens all warranted, which or to The public at Eastern
Ledgers Journals Day books pass BOOKS and
Of all styles, In sets or single.
We have good Miscellaneous Books, and great
variety Chilrcn's Books, which fail please
Cheap publications. We have In store large stock,
and new received by Express they issued
the We have In New York city
nv which all the new works are forwarded to us
printed.
School Boeks have all Of A. s. BARNES Co.'s pub
icatons, which offer other establishment
Give a call. C. A. HAMILTON CO.,
Jane 2s-tf 3 doors above Times Building.
NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS.
IF you want BOOKS STATIONERY, you the best;
therefore, again call the attention cid and
would inform the public generally that keep
very Books, Envelopes,
Blank ,oks Memorandum Books wall Paper Gold and Steel
Pencils VI description.
ing and Playipg Cards Music Books; and i'm fact everything
supply the satchel school
Counting house, the table Of the Craftsman.
receiving by the latest works Of the day.
Fishing tackle of all kinds, and 5000 other things
menton all of which will be sold the lowest prices
cash.
the buyer well the seller.
purchasing goods line will do well to examine
stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
No trouble to show GOODS Goods sent to part Of the
city free of charge.
Teachers wishing copies Of McGuys,
Towns, and other series free of charge.
Schools furnished at low
am going East In few weeks and Will sell at reduced prices
until then. E. :. WA DAHL.
feb6-tf No. %, Robert street, Saint Paul.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05

CO Michael ID. Sullivan, an Illinois farmer,
it is said, is about to plant 10000 acres of land
in corn.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05
Delightful Lots for Private Resi-.
dences, i'm warren g. windows
D. Addition to st. Paul. 5efaA a3.

vINHIS portion ST. Paul, situated both sides Of
the sTreut Brook, the vicinity Of the Sanomine
Hotel,' Is open Public individual Improvement
establishment. In this addition combine
dry admirably adapted the construc
on healthy cellars Fine springs the pures water abound
the while Its flows beautiful stream,
which Is flowing all OF the The lots
magnificent OF the city, the river, brook and
surrounding country, which in the time presents
brick and erecton while numerous
others will undoubtedly be commenced There good
projected railroads Lake
por Chicago ST. Paul either by 'Trout Brook,
which Is distance
These valleys
the river and the only avenues Dy which VIII be possible
railroad to reach the lower landing with
safety and
The being anxious to bring this picturesque
notice, and
gether considerations Will
expense to effect desirable Those irnr
build invited call the subscriber at his Office lin
Lambert's buldng,) certf plat the prprry
always be seen. JOHN ESAIAS WARREN.
EMERSON l. CASE, Agents,
mh26-tf Opposite the American Hotel.
FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT!
NOR SALE.-iO beautifully situated lots in sWarren
Win>ows Adon,' at prices ranging from $3.50 To $500.
Block four, Wnsluw's Addition, commanding
spl nlld over ity and River.
A large lot Gov. Rainsey's residence.
lots in seventh the site of the new HOTEL
business Fourth, Robert
16O II, T. 80 X. %. miles from st. Paul. 80
Acres Sec 10, See. % do miles
own-possessing every advantage either for Investment
residences. Apply to EMERSON CASE,
Opposite American House.
st. Paul, March %, IS5s.-mh27-tf
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05

q CORNER LOTS Robert street being
q for business.
lot Governor Ramsey's house, Upper Town.
Block Wnslow's Addition commanding splendid
the
addition, being desira-
bic situation residences and a0dng
vorable inducements investments.
Also number of IN, s, and 10 LOTS
Joining the limits.
160 3mies from ST. Paul, well situated,
ting advantage that desired farm near
town. Apply at the office of
EMERSON & CASE,
mh26-tf Opposite the American House,
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05
NorfCE TO PRINTEnS.

BUFFALO TYPE FOUNDRY.-ESTABLISHEDI IN 1881.
TTNHE subscribers having received
Foundry ready to furnish the shortest notice.
all kinds Of ia -e
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TYPE BORDERS, CUTS AND
H PRINTING MATERIAL GENERALLY.
The Type manufactured establishment all Of the
inferior
point prepared furnish
stock fonts, at the following low prce adding
NOnpdfiel 90 cenfSs
Alnon 10
Bourgeois.
Long Primer
P1ca. ..........................30
We shall have hand, the opening navigation, an
soment Of Plain and Fancy Job Type Brass Leads &C.,
Of the different kinds, that fill orders without delay
Orders received for Presses Of the celebrated manu-
factue in the coy also, Cases, Chases, Cmposug sks
and all articles used in the business.
The subscribers confidently
tured at this Foundry, believing thsy give perfect
satisfaction.
n. B-Pdees Fuuad sddns transportation.
II. II. HcUGHTOE & co.
GzIena. December -, 1853. myf6sff.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05

{ CO Buffalo is said to be the most rapidly
growing city in the State of New York. Forty
years ago its population could be comfortably
slowed in one Of it's modern public buildings
Now it numbers over fifty thousand, and will by
1860 reach as high figure as one hundred thou
sand.
G. According to the last census there are
nearly three thousand dentists in the United
States, whose income is estimated at two millions
Of dollars annually.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05

HENRY K. WALKER,
WHOLESALE and RErAlL Dealer in every description Of
ALsO.-Pianno For,cs and Melodeons. 1853 Randolph
Street. Chicago.
June lo-iA.
CHARLES wOOLLETT,
General Commission and Advertising Agent
56 LAKE STRRET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
RESPECTFULLY announce intention to establish myself
permanently in business in this city, and services
effect sal of Produces purchases OF Merchandise. Lumbe &C.
connun together with business which requires
in active mercantile pursuits and thorough knowledge of
city trade, has qualified to effect the advantageous
thereby frequently obva:ng the Inconvenience and
of leaving yor home and business Hoping to be
transactions mutually beneficial, assuring
you Of my best efforts in your behalf am t:'! yours
REFERS Aid. W. Kennedy, f. b. Williams, W. wayman
n. L. Keith; A. H. Blscka Eeq John Rogers, Esq H. Frnk
JOHN STEWART. ALEx'R STEWART.
STEWART, BROTHERS,
Importers aHd Commission Merchants,
PITS o in r..s na, Gin Whisky
slows Patent Erasivc S.ap,
Kentali's Chemical Olive Soap, and Prepared Indigo,
s.ps-6m Chicago. rllin~is
DIR. E. SMELL,
EXCELiOR, MINNESOTA.
Proprietor Of Springfield wa,er
Cure, and late Proprietor ct Eas'hal9'n ydropathc
Da SMELL, having had long and successful practice in
would respectfully solicit the the people
vicinity and the public generally. Examinations chronic
diseases with
knowledge of the case. asking ldestions.
J" Oflre hours from a. NJ. to 4. NJ. IOiawtf
WAKEFIELD 4 BROWN,
4 TTORNFYS AND COUNSEILORS At LAW, Holmes ST.,
n House, ShakDpeP NJ
prompt the profession
In this ana adjoining counties. Claims bought sold.
formation furnished with reference titles charge.
y. b. WAKEFIELD. novo3-w-1y l.. NJ.
Drs. BILLS L. MOVES
OPERATIVE. DENTISTS, MANUFACTURERS OF BLOCK
AND SINGLE MINERAL TEETH,
10. IS Fourth Street, ST. Louis, No.. Lc:rs
Hat and f'ur Store.
REFERENCEs:
Re u. &. Estes, Messrs r.. II. Miller * Co..
MIR, D. I'm r. Hammond, sS Townsend, Robinson
Messrs. T.. 4. s :. II. Fiey, Co.
Dr.. NanZanit.
Dcnss icrsU promptly attended Ia.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05
nh26-tf
j. Ill. &. WILSON.

j. IL. e. WILSON,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, wabashaw street, in rear of
- the CAPITOL Saint Paul, Minnesota Territory give
particular attention to locating Land Warrants, and will
general information of Government Lands tO Settlers
Mr.. Wilson Lake, miles from
St. Paul. where he has opportunity
best lands. team will between St. and the
above place twice week.