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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-16


A bill authorizing school district No. to lay
a special tax for certain purposes.
A bill to regulate agencies Of fereign insurance
companies in Minnesota.
A bill granting charter to the Fl. Smelling
Bridge Go. sETsEsb - wkRYN9 Kfs4S
A bill to amend an net to incorporate the
Pittsburg and Minnesota mining Co. % s-''''s rs
A bill to amend See, l6 article S of the Revised
Statutes.
A message was received from tho Governor
informing the House that he had signed bill
for the location of Territorial road from st.
Cloud to Pembina, and -~tifttt A.aA
A bill granting to S. d. Lowry the right to
maintain ferry across the Mississippi river at
st. Cloud. ,..-.. ,..-. ......-
The House went into committee of tho whole
on the following bills:
A bill to organize the county of Mcleod.
A bill to incorporate an academy at Chatfcld.
A bill to incorporate tho Western University
of Minnesota. POL
A bill to amend the Revised States.
After the com. rose the bills were ordered en-
crossed for third reading.
The House again went into com. of the whole
on Council bills, after which the House adjourn
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MORTGAGE SALE.

EEAULr has made in the of the of two
- hundred seveny-fve do lars, which claimed he
due nj the date this notice. certain mortgage bearing
date the sh Janwr A. p, 1855, executed 10y Levi X.
Coms~ck, of the Paul. In the County Of Ramsey
and Territory Minnesota, TO Abram s. Ee, OF the
place, Register Deeds
County Mortgages, I42 and 143,
on the 9Th day of january A. d. 1857 az ten ~cck A. NJ,
of said day.
NV, therefore, hereby that
said and the statute
IN such provided the premises described in and
covereey said witt the undivided part
North
number twenty-five Township number twentynne, Range
Of Fourth Principal Meridian,
County Ramsey, and Minnesota q
public vendue, the door
Paul. County Ramsey Saturday,
twenty day ecock after
noon OF ssid day. ABRAN S. ELFELT. NortSssee.
St. Paul, February "a, 1856. fe2-stw
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SHERIFF SALE.

Y virtueof issued Of
IL the District Court IN and fof the County, Ramsey
Territory Of Minnesota, judgment rendered
ed In said Court, 18th day January
wherein John Webster and James Moir plaintiffs,
H. A. Parker, d. Fuller, Howard George
defendants, said plaintiffs
PENDANT, D. L. Fuer the OF three hundred twenty
six dollars and thirty (S326 35 upon
land i'm South East
South West Section One. Township
Range the County Ramsey and Ter
rtory Of Minnesots the property OF said d. L. Fuller.
Notice will the said real
property highest bidder cash, public the
Court 1use in city st. Paul. Monday,
day of March, 1885, O'Clock in the
aid execution. together with the Interest and
g Dated Jan ~, 1856. $500 A. ". TULLlS, Sheriff.
r wsG. SPRIGc HALL, PIGS. Atty. = js24-wew
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egraphs that letters received by the Arabia's
to our Foreign Relations, indicate an anmcable
tendency. Nothing definite, however, has
been determined upon, and will not be, until
the dispatches sent out by the Governor will
have been received there, and an action taken
thereon by the English Government.
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HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. Is.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. Is.
House met at ten O'Clock.
Prayer by Rev. +. ID. Ncill.
Journal read and approved.
The following bills were introduced:
by Mr.. Kirkman, memorial to the Postmaster
General for the establishment Of way mail and
mail agent on the Minnesota Packet Co.
BY Mr.. Wilson, bill to incorporate the Glen
coe and Lake Pepn Railroad Co.
BY Mr.. storgs, q bill I'd divide portion OF
MINNESOTA into counties anl to define their bound
aries.
By Mr.. Galbraitli, a bill to authorize the COM
mssioners of Scott county to borrow mon>y for
the erection Of county buildings.
Mr.. DE Lavergne introduced the following res
olstioas ...-
Resolved, That all bills granting ferry charters
not yet considered in Committee of the Whole, be
referred to select committee, consisting of
Messrs, Buck, Johnson and Wilson, and that they
embody then, all in one bill and report to the
House at an early day.
Mr.. TIubbell, from the committee to whom was
referred the contested seat case of Carnel and
Mcleod, reported adverse to the claims Of the
contestant. .''f
The following bills were passed. q
No. 5, c. F., Joint Resolution relative to J. f..
Warren. .....-..
No. "a, C. F., a bill to incorporate Board of
Trustees of the College of st. Paul.
Ne. So, C. F., a bill to amend an act to incorpo-
rate the city of St. Paul, was read a third time
and referred to the st. Paul delegation.
AFTERNOON Session.
House met at ) O'Clock.
The following bills were read third time and
passed:
No. 80 C. F., bill to amend an act to incor-
porate the city of st. Paul.
Memorial to Congress for the construction OF
. road from the head of Lake Superior to the
Missouri yiyer. vaT&-x&
A billrepealing an act 70 incorporate the St
Csoix Boom %. ~ .fs>.st ftl1
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II HnnANt
BAK Err & BANGS,

~ d "A n Il IL & Is A N Ii 5,
GENERAL HARDWARE AND WOODEN WARE
-..r FURNISHING STORE.
Ncw Brick Store, corner Of Third and Minnesota Streets
81. Paul.
VTIHOLESALE and re: all Hardware Wooden ware
w Stoves all kinds, Finishing Asric,
tural and Domestic implements. &C., &c. .'-.a.e
large aud varied the approved fabrics
Just arrived from the East and insp elton.
Country Trade Specially Invited.
They beg tn 'niouncc to the citizens Of ST. Paul
rtory OF Minn.sOta that they have received already
daily arrivals goods in ih=
nsbing Goods, Wooden war;" Fine Tin ware, &c. Among
assortment VIII be found complete variety Of the
proved styles of Fancy Paror and Cooking Stoves.
They have aisopaid particular department
House Furnishing Hardware.
And they challenge competition excellence, variety,
and completeness IT their goods branch
CARPENTERS TOOLS, LEVEL s. &C.. o kinds, and
from the most approved MAKERS Bench Scrpws, sc.
Agricultural Implements,
Or every KIND that can be Of farm, with all the recent
ly invented and approved machines. o. .r-.--
Wooden, Ba ket and Willow Ware. .t.f
Buckets plain and fancy, Bruons, Tubs, Willow
Baskets, SC. 80
PATENT SCALES, Hatchets Rotary, pattern, and plat
form &c ies in every variety.
SAWS, Pitt, Mil, Crosscut, Back panne
Japanned and britannia Ware,
In large Srtinen uprising article rquircd
niestc especially. Together mnie,se variety of
other "sirablc ana necessary articles, among which be
FOUND paint grinders. grind nails all
Carpenters shoeniakes hoserers harness
hammers of the be st makers Pumps Coffee mills
Kinds. glass,
rows. whips, and -t- t@H =
Fine Assortment of Table aud Pocket Cutlery.
Which will trade aud at re all on very accom-
Dpotlafing ...
liberal discount made to the country trade.
No trouble to show tioos-pu,chascr> invited and
lf s.a,.+a l.-.- BAKER 4 BANGS.
N"w Brick Sore corner Third ard Minnesota ja3O-
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VERONA STANDING on PRrScIrLE.-We
are advised that the Queen would not see her
maid Of honor, Miss Murray, upon her return
from the United States, and signifed to her
that, if she published defence Of slavery, she
must resign her place. Miss Murray has done
So. and is no longer member of the royal
household.-N Y Epe,iag POST
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WARSING.Zdchary Taylor, Prcs the L. s.,
from disease of the Bowels, induced FRUITS
If he had taken DIR. Gallup's
relying (Which most cases worse
Than the discase he might have to
countrys rlo in the Cabinet, lie did the
to add his testimony have saved
by this truly medicine. Let those
liar uan take warning by hi. fate, and discard the life
taxing Drugs the e-gving
cOmplsh its object.
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THE NEWS.
THE NEWS.
%ffftfy hT-lB g41J lfJIl
A mail arrived last evening. The gill Of

the news we give below: ,.,l t..,.- t,,
Mr.. Bschanap's last dispatched.
- - - go New YoRx, Feb. Z
The .Tribuneis correspondent telegraphs that
Mr.. Buchanan's letter by the Arabia, repre-
sentsthe state of feeling inthe British Minis
try very sensitive onour relations. He had re-
ceived the request for Mr.. Champions with
drawal fourteen hours before the sailing of the
steamer, but had not presented it at that time,
consequently no intelligence is received of its
effects. e 'ri q. a.a- .. - ST..
MIR. Buchanan was informed, however, that
apositive demand was dispatched on the pro-
bable course here on enlistments and had
doubtless sounded Lord Clarendon.
Mr.. Buchanan thinks there is reasonable
grounds for expecting peace on the PROPOSE
lions presented to Russia; but our other minis
ters do not express the same confidence Or hope.
The present plan is regarded by them as a
means of preparation by Russia.
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Snow Blockade.

~ = - 80 - - I1UF A11V, CU' .
All our railroads are completely blocked up
with snow. No trains arrived from the East
since Monday. The New York mail was re-
ceivd on Monday. No train over the Lake
Shore road since Monday
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Republican Victory.

DETROIT, Feb. 6.
At our municipal election to-day. U. M.
Hyde, Republican, was elected for Mayor
The Democrats elected the rest Of the ticket,
including 6 Alderman out offs. -.ff.,,,
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FesvaIThc ladies of the VI. E. Gu ch will giva
aiion Market Hall, Tuesday evening, 10 10
public invited Tickets b. y
office, mbs g. Bros Book Sore, J. Fros
Door. A Band . music will be in attendance.
s.. Pau, Feb. II, $50.
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THE Rock Island Advertiser is conf
dent that the city of Rock Island. with a pop
ulation Of 5000 in 1856, will have 10000 in
1885. "1f G"oas rSrfssfsfra
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A live raccoon was lately found at Liverpool
England, packed up in a bale of tobacco. lie
had supported himself, by eating the hide in
which it was bound
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ABSTRACT OF TITLES,

In our Office be found government land
entries map of the county Ramsey Pats Of tine dill
fcreft cities in said thercto
pIee list 81 "H lands sold TO said county for xnpnid
fdrcs fMH and perfect absfyarf of the THE 10 each
distinct tract parcel of situated in said romnfv
troms me general government to the latest grantee,
uhn ~ noted ercry defect title, either in form or sub
stance and every possible Kind creating
whehcr u arise bg rdy Of Judgments mortgages, faxes
Having these unusual facilities which have
thousands dollars Titles
to Real Estate In this City AMI County, which
to be peechoidng ourseves for an
damages resulting ercro, in they By posi-
bhfy defective.
jsI5-tt PARKER & wINsLOw.
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John ii. Powell, a we'll known west
ern actor, died ON Wednesday last in Column
bus
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~ The personal appearance of Washington

CO The personal appearance of Washington
was as noble as God ever endowed human form :
co. In the appearance of Washington there was
nothing Of bukiness, but there was united all
that was dignifed and graceful, while his air and
manner were at once noble and commanding
No one approached him that did not feel for him,
as Lord Erskine observed, a ''degrce of awful
reverence He wore sword with a particular
grace. The Viscompte de Noaillcs said it was
because ''the man was made for the sword, and
not the sword for the manu. ...-, ..
Lafayette, not long after the war of the Revo-
luton, wrote letter to COL Trumbul, urging
him to paint an equestrian portrait of the Chief
as he appeared on the field of Monmouth. The
illustrous Frenchman, Americas great h,ncfac-
tor, said to us: 81 a very young Major
General on that memorable day, and had great
deal to do, but took time, amid the heat and flu
ry of the fight, to gaze upon and admire WASH
ington, as mounted on splendid charger cover
err to b. forgotten. s'Stand fast my boys, receive
your enemy; the Southern troops are advancing
to support youp' 81 though then as do now,
continued the good Lafayette, ''that never before
had seen SO superb II num-"
FEMALES IL THE LOBBY AT WAsuxCToN.-A
Washington correspondent of tn. Cincinnati
Times, writes:
s'Femac politicians are very numerous. Most
Of them come from the Southern and Western
Statcs--the wives or widows of NJ. C's., and gov
erment officers. Some of these ladies are admi-
rably posted up in the political history of our
country. And they understand manv of the tricks
and trammcls of legislation, and always find out
the weak doubtful member. AS solicitors for
office in behalf of friends they irresistible"
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HOUSE,
THURSDAY, Feb. IL

THURSDAY, Feb. ii.
House met ut ten o'clock, and was called to
order by the Speaker.
The following petitions were introduced:
BY Mr.. IIolland-petition of Frank Warren and
II others praying for the incor poration of the
Shakorec Friend Association.
tBv Mr.. Clevcland--pettion Of W. S. Russell
and 9S others to regulate the fishing in Lake
Minneonka.
The following notice of bills were given:
BY Mr.. knanft-a bill to incorporate the Min
ncsota Central Railroad Company.
BY Mr.. Taylor-a bill granting to Hiram Ber-
ST. Cro!x. Also
\ bill to provide for the election of tax gather
The following bills were introduced.
By Mr.. Mcfcol-;. bill to incorporate the
Clinton University in the county of Steele.
BY NJ. IIolland-mcmorial to the Postmaster
General for additional mail service in the Mime
sofa Valley.
b. Mr.. Gibbs bill to attach certain ror-
ton of Rice county to Dakota county.
BY Mr.. Norris-a bill granting to Mr.. knauft
the right to MAINTAIN ferry across the Minneso-
tn river.
by Mr.. Gcrc-a memorial to Congress for an
appropriation of $4,000 For the construction of
bridges culvcrts &c, on Ter. roads.
The following bills were read third time and
passed.
Council bills to provide for the laying out of
certain Territorial roads.
Council bill to legalze the Territorial road
from Crow River to Mile Lac, and from Mile
Lac to the head of Lake Superior in Minnesota.
Memorial to Congress for donation of all the
swamp lands in Fillmore county for the endow-
ment of an academy at ChatfclI.
Memorial to Congress for appropriation of
$4,000 for the construction of the Brownsville
and Mankato road.
\ bill to establish the county seat Of Dodge
county.
A bill to incorporate the Mankato Library As
sociatien.
| Memorial to Congress for the relief of settlers
on school lands previous to the Government sur
vcy. fr-t fl.. 5t ..-
\ bill to change the name of a. ii. Paul to
Frances ii. Millinger.
A bill to establish the boundary of Oak ia
and Scott counties.
| The House then resolved itself into com. of
the whole on Council bills. +~-,.. ?,
After which the House adjourned till 2 i-2r.N.
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STEAM ENGINE AND ROLLER BuILDE1, ~
Bsler Street. befreen Congrs and Front Cincinnati. o.
IL Of Saw Mills, Cast
IA wheeis, Nils and Grst Vii Irons,
raner, Lahes Borina Mills, Upright Drills, Screw Cutte,
he, made 70 order. - :
Eseeusd handea Ensises s.d Boilers fer ssas. deso-a
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STEAM COMMUNIcArION nErw ZEN EUROPE
AND AMERIcA.-The London News of Janu-
airy Sth, says: On and after May next, fifteen
gigantic mail steam packets will leave Europe
monthly for the American continent, viz seven
English packets. four United States, three Bel
gian and one Portuguese. Fourteen of these
will touch at Engand-7the Portuguese packet
being the single exception eight of the four
teen will start from Southa mpton, and the re-
naming six from Liverpool. These mail pack
cts will cross the Atlantic BY three different
routes. which will. ternir2te on the American
side al the Bfazils. Central America, and the
United States Rio de Janeiro will be the
most southern point touched at by them, and
Half, X, In Nova Scotia, the mos, northern
point. In connection with these Atlantic packet
lines, there will be nearly twenty tributary ones,
some of them as long sas The Atlantic, lines
themselves. BY these. he'whole OF the Amer
lean continent, down as far as the River Platte,
Oh the eastern side of the great continent, and
from Perm to California, in the Pacific also
the whole of the adjacent islands. including
those of the Yves. Indies. will be supplied with
European correspondence. --'.t-.1,s' F
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asffloH SELLING OFF CHEAP. ent}.at-, .
-" I'd MAKE ROOM fOR OUR SPRING ARRIVALS.
ntR stock Of all kinds Of Hardware complete,
~ would ask of Farmers. Carpcncrs, Cabinet
oilers and all "hcrsto king their
purchases. articles in our
line can be purchased in town. So give call,
Pirc block, Saint Paul.-February 2, 1856.
= feb4-tf 20 'f- - -H is'ts MARLEY KERN.
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Reported for the Times.
MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE.
COUNCIL.

% fr...- - .t.f.. 4. >. 4..s..g.....
COUNCIL.
TUESDAY,, Fob. IL.
The Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Penman. sa
A quorum was present.
The Journal of yesterdays proceedings was
read and approved.
Mr.. Freedom introduced memorial to Con-
gress for the relief of settlers on School lands.
Mr.. Rolette introduced a memorial to the Pres
ident Of the United States, for treating with the
Sioux and Chippewa Indians.
A memorial to Congress for an appropriation
for the construction of Military road from Fort
Ripley by way of old Fond du- lac and Beaver Bay
TO Pigeon River and for other purposes.
The Governor informed the Council that he
had signed and approved of the following acts
and memorials:
An act to incorporate the county of Brown.
A memorial to Congress to make an appropri-
ation to construct military road from Winona.
on the Miss. to Fort Ridglcy.
a memorial to Congress for appropriation
of $4,000 for the improvement of Root river.
A memorial for a grant of land for the improve
ment of the Minnesota river
Mr. Rolette from the com. to wait upon the Sec.
of the Ter, and make inquiry in regard to the
funds appropriated to defray the expenses Of the
present session of the Legislative Assembly, made
report with the following resolution:
Resolved, That The Secretary of the Terri
tory by his letter to the Council, has offered to
the com. appointed by the Council act of dis
courtesy uncallcd for, and highly improper, which
was adopted
No. 80, C. F., a bill to amend an act entitled
an act to incorporate the city of Saltwater was
read third time and passed.
No. As, c. F., a act to provide for locating the
county seat of certain counties, was read a third
time and passed
No. 30, c. f., an act to incorporate the Vino
M and La Crosse Railroad Company, amend.
ed by the com. on Internal improvements, was
ordered to be engrosSed.
bill to locate the county seat of Wabashaw,
was ordered to be read third time.
Mr.. Flandrau introduced several circumstances
in regard to the changing of the county lines of
Blue Earth Co., which was referred 10 the com
on Internal Improvements.
On motion CT Mr.. Rolettc, the Council adjourn
ed. .sr#--
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HOUSE.
TUESDAY, Feb. IL.


TUESDAY, Feb. II.
House met Ill y CLOCK.
MI. bradiey gave notice OIL Il Oil to incorpo-
rate 'he Nlnheapohs NH Company.
Mr. i"e introduce" Dill totlrsai'ze ana con-
hrn the 4ualihca'ions oil the officers OF Rice coun-
w.
Inc house theh resolVei itsci INTO Committee
OF the whole.
Adjourned until L. NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House IN com. OF the wh'!c all tn, afternoon,
anu adjourned TIL IL O'Clock IN the evening
COUNCIL.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. Is.
The Council met pursuant to adjournment
PRAYER by the Rev. Mr.. Pcnman.
\ quorum was present.
The Journal of Yesterdays proceedings were
read and approved
I>TRoprcriov OF Hills
\ bill to organize the county of Pine.
\ bill to secure the free pa>sayc of lumber
and lors on the Cannon river to .cther with Il ne
titon pravin. for the same bv Mr.. Fianrau
a bill for an act for the relief of com. on the
Ter. Road from Minneapolis to ST. Cloud. also
an act to provide for the LAYING out Of Terrific
rial road from Watab to IL point nterscctinr the
Ter road from ST. Cloud to prmbina.
4 bill for an act to locate Il Ter road from St
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PARKER & VyINSLOW,
BANKERS AND REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
ST. Paul, Minnesota.
Z. H. PARKER. J. II. wINsLOw.
G.. HI. PARKER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
=. Collections made throughout Minnesota, charging the
current rates Of Exchange, and the
Loans negotiated yieidn. 80 cr cent with unex
cepionabie real estate security, bunds
York elsewhere
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.
All biS OF Exchange Pronis>orv Notes ns paya.
Die III tn!> city, left be coll
of charge
ands paid when it proper they Will lie protested
CONVEYANCEN(s
Deeds Mortgages, Bonds, &c, carefully rawn being
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Will take the
PROTEST COMMERCE. AL PAPER, &c, &c.
jaio-u G. II. PARKER.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
CHARLES N. ERAsyUs EDGERTON
MACKUBIN EDG ERTON, r5
d.. BANKERS,

q
s. BANKEkS,
And Exchange and Real Estate Brokers.
.frf OFFICE, NO. 4, wINsLOw HOUSE,
ST. Paul, Minnesota Territory.
XI1L buy and sell Exchangc-Dscoun Paper
w at current raesReccve Dcpostcs-Buy Land
observation-disclosures Money Real Estate
sale-Buy and sell Req Estate Coes-
OnTake charge Real Estate pay taxes,
and de all ether business pertaining their profession,
REFERENCES.
Willis A. German, Governor Minnesota,
Alexander Ramsey, Ex-Governor IS
Ogden, Jones & Co., Chicago,
Cudrie> Marvin, Del. Bank, Delhi, New York,
Wasi>W"r1li * Shel,lop New York
II. \. Tnrker Co., Tx. Bank, Chicago,
Harrison Fay, Boston. ..
June 26-ly. 's-
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WOOD BOUGHT AND SOLD AT =
STERLING g. BROS WOOD YARI

WOOD BOUGHT AND SOLD AT
STERLING g. BROS WOOD YARD
WE would again call attention TO Wood Yard
w ctiono Third and ST. Anthony streets, are
o sell all kinds Wool cIesp or
b. 10 well to call at our
office, at the Wood Yard.
je12-tf STERLING BRO.
CO-PARTNERSHJP.
VINH2 undersigned have formed Copscshp, under the
j firm of Fonseca h Crawford. ~ cox
81. Paul, January 4th, 1856. wM G. FONSHCA,
Js21-tf wM. CRAWFORD
GENTLEMEN'S CAPS.
u HATCH has inst received Express splendid
Ls Of Hne Plush, Plush and Cloth Mosir Caps
the latest styles, Hst..sf .5st 81 u fsr.t .-s
no3O-u 81. Anthony-st., Presbyterian Church.
DIR. q. ROSENK, 1877
German Practical PhysicBan,
THORMERLY Teacher the Midwife Academy and Districts
II recommends himself IN Midwifery
Of
male persons. Ne will consld-
Grafton OF 10 let them
cheaper medical atieBdaces and win do Midwifery poor
without charge. sc22-n
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ATTENTION.. READi
Boots s Shoes at Wholesale
NALL. at c. G.. HoffnIam's Boot and Shoe Store and
~ examine the best, cheapest assortment
BOOTS AND SHOES, IN ST. PAUL.
splendid variety all kinds received. will
be offered at incredible Low Prices. Inducements
esaoiSiet offers To the public
no.hni@ out an overwhelming
quick safes and small profits will
Mark scale u retail prceS
bsdies' iaiters from 81 25 to So so.
dp Kid Shoes and Slippers rruiu T5c To Al so.
Misses and Childrcns' from 25c to 81 81.
Meis Boys and Youths Of numerous to men.
ton, and every article in lire will he fourd at
SeIS-tf c. C. HOFFMAN'S. Upper Town.
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= rhermome.ricai Table fer 1855. ~ 80
opt by Wren Grcs, Druggists, 81. Anthony st. St. Paul.