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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-13
II WKEYE STORE
JhlaB WEAVER JR., & CO.,
G ~ o g L II -.
& COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
truly Street, Corner Thru,
DAVENPORT, fOwt

sEEl ksAFUI fayors, desire 10 call attention 10
1 tsair splenas4 i=2l. of6oodsjust arrived, all
New, fresh and Cheap
fjr faHii supplies. ats and country folks viii do vol
to give Us cali Inducements in Sup
rior and eAsies Stsplr y0esrrs Pr0Dist0Es, Euiis
and Pr0daes We wouid invite tie heads OF Families
especially eNanipatie 81 our very choice Teas.
Gtnees sugars Spices &c. Sl-t Fruits, Gre.H,
nr,i aIi fvat, Julliss aft Jams Apples, PeaGs
Piu.t= f4uio- tHrIaHs, Syrup, Mossses &c &e., G'
Rei,-. the bawbeye st0Ie. ,tty orders delivered.
No. JAC.H = IA YER JR.4 a co
a. iIka~-f.ckles, Pfes,slyes, &e. -Cucumbe5
4 / "a siass and wood, UnIsbs snI horse-radish,
ounce, Peaches, PLAN, Puaf and blackberry Pre-
serves, also ApneOiss Oranges asd cherries, ApFis-
Cufrant, strawberry, Peach, Orange Lnd biackbtr
~ Jsilies, ketobups, Pepper Sauce, Capers, Buy
KUN, Rose Water, al sorts Of Extracts, and Fresh
Oysters and OF all size packages, aud for sale
cheap at the hAWkEtE STORE.
nIE fRTI TS--Peaehes, Damsons, Blackberries-
khubarb, Whortleosrries, Goose berries, and
Cherries, TO arrive aud for sale NJ the
NDy2G "HANhElEh
INHIBITED Graham Flour, for sale AZ the
1 Perry "A q .4z
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aoaRgG0R, LAWEs = 1LAKKA0KE,
BANKERS.

~ " ~ IN
and Dealer. in Forsisu Domsstie Exchange.
Uneurrent Bank Eotes, Gold and Silver Coin
AMI LAM W1n~ nnnT iStu.
,,a 80. e y, II ~ Ill a,.,i", Il (,
TEL NJ atoht'9n z e,sa -. 800 ~ a., a.. !
- caht'e paper anu Ish, S,af an
Tern cities -
ii SI.and Warrants bought, sold ana located. ref
sonai attention given the purchase and sale oftos
and country property, aud the selection Of lands fof
''aiy 80, +, a..op., xcx yo,g nos,o,. pbasaei
nk}a Al Et.af.f. evsIl{n1toa civ Piusbmre Cinejn
ilafj. 81 io. ana Cblca.,. always Tor ale IN sum
,ns N" s, ehana%'fs A's' ''s'"S r''"s"
li-fsGold and SILVER IONS eoagh. ana s2so.
inns tls p bHl'a2o, ~ tou sua ~, ,sT 80
p h'si a''' "a''a's PaPe' ~ '"'t 'o7 'eO
al she lowest rates
az q snail commission; 49,,
=, ., ,S.,,,.,v
aAEA' " "a VnHuV0,
Notary Fable and Insurance Agent,
Offcc Be Bktnz ii..Ts.,f ictsfegor, Lswes4 Blake
more.
zy4r vas..wg
,..t, ssb"A "'AnAI.
tDAhi lIJ5'Ah *tE.s2h x'fen !" lhn 1dylng az
sehhE tHAt t'ttaie "ht''"HsssFthsFayihg" fiai
saSc' go
haFtnS r9Wplht' ap+i%ets .ftltesto AZ lands y
u,
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o.. number ,1 of Episcopal ladies in BALI.
lJ,ao '' y est ablished nursery for the
ont ;, poor women who are obliged to
tn :, :" service. They have connected
!, '''0 clearinghouse for the home
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Herring's Patent Safes
tKyE see Jy las papers are called the best in the
w wJf.d. / lev ofthe same kind for sale low by
4. CLOSE = co.
81 dtT East side Brady below Second 81.
WHO wants good copying Press for Five Dollars;
w CLOSE co. sells every thing low. ny ~
lEATER Filters aud Coolers very desirable article
" AZ may is Il 90.
- liver Plated Tea Sets, Patterns just received
- at fmay 49, Tc6 co.
It0RN Planters Corn Shelters, Corn Hoes, Corn Pop
~ pers and Corn Grinders: all al 4 CO
rJNES Tons Pump Chain at lower price than can be
l. found west Of New York.
The lot will be sold low. TC&C0
OK chains OK Yokes. OK bows OK Bow pins and all
I but OK gJads. my 1911 T G co.
WTOSLESHOLNis Pocket Cutlery and Pruning setts
w NJ CLOSE 90.
STEAM Gauges, cocks and Whistles, andallother kinds
y Of Brt,s lures for Engines, at CLOSE q co.
EuNsMlTHS stocks and Dies for sale at
N may.19 T CLOSE co,
SPEAR and JACRs0N's sAWs--the only agency IN
y the CLOSE 4 Co
IRON islower
! may 10 CLOSE 4 CO
MAILS Shade cheaper at
~ may 10 CLOSE co
r ArI Irvine and Sash cord, just received by
IL may 10 CLOSE co
INEEGANT Window Trimmings, such as GILT Cor
II nices. Curtain Hands, Cords and Tassrls I
Window Shades. &C, &C, just received. CLOSE s Co
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For SALE.
WOODEN PUMPS!

I AZ subscriber - nov ready 10 furnish WOobEA
pE aIEaS 70 order, Of any length capacity.
These ramps are made that UatT Will not ireo2s "a
them Warranted t. work well ioi one year Agug
duet ts. : furnished b. order
orrrs may be- iaft nc the Office IF D, L. Shorey, E-q
uF with the subscriber his psC OF business So
sliort, 3 Machine Shug J. q. ShbEEN,
1. IA si4,t
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Atlanta and Interior Rank

ON aliparts ofthe United states boagk IaHd sold.
COOK, SARGENT + COOK,
Bankers ant and A Hsnts,
Fort Des Moinss. lows
Atlanta and Interior Banks.
NHT snail continue to receive and pay out the
w notes Of Mo above Banks lac have done
since taeir organzationl alter the 18th aud MI
further notice. Jsnl2l COOK 4 ARGENT.
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7on PRINTING
LOCAL MATTERS.
.,onolitau Art Union

.,,eutiop of readers 10 The
We sa of the Cosmopolitan Art on-
'd'''''' ~ M Adams, Hon. Secretary and
on a.a o' for Davenport. rhe 'a,'a nA .,i,a
as' ,',.,,on Of works ofs', BY this lns'l'u-
pl''FOun,'. 30 ,,ace on the 2sth Of January
too W.T. Th, Srs, two drawings attracted at
nsa' ne country over, on account oil the
''D'l'1 amber :, Of splendid works 81 art such
'', s,,,u.ry, paintings. &C. when were
- almost every town RECEIVING
l'l ..S;og valuable The object Of this as,
''D' ,'an i the encouragement OF the me
' .' All the works distributed BY Us draw Nv
w. ~. are purchased at fair price ho',, ,ne
IDss ,,hors and they comprise some otthe
WE work. OF the first living sculPtors ana
hu .D,s,., as we'll as multitude OF painting g
'" ,.om artists not so distinguished, but
.. Az At producing beautiful works Great
smsot, are offered to subscribers ms
.' ', The grea, beauty of these drawings
\. fact. that no subscriber loses any
-, r. oorchasing ticket, while he stands
''' nance Of drawing some beautiful and
-. work Of art. The price ofticketsis 49,
q, ri. the subscriber receives a copy Of
! \. s0e steel engraving, Saturday Night
-. xortb the price of subscription; also
W. .so, If The Art Journal, beautifully
IA work issued quarterly; and fnsliy
subscription to either Of the 80
u,o,unes he may select This is enough
v, pH Adams will receive subscriptions,
IA establish sub.Agencies, as per ndser-
,sehent,
", have also received copy ithe All
t.a,0,I from MIR. S. Ii. Starr, who Is also
.s.ot for the Cosmopolitan Art Union.
r,-ru,E or Rsy. A, l.. STONE. The
..a,. Of Mr.. Stone on Thursday evening
a, more marked for beauty OF expression
han for instruction. conveyed IT was
.,i,,I Of older memories, of scenes Ell
,.,sored in every one's bUyhood, whether
+. be- son Of New England CT 0! The eana J.
rored Western States, unless ram
:. 4 brick and mortar hrmmed in his Jn-
,,B.9l,. without single rural oasis. The
Vi low esbin with lis Ieyered inmates, the
An s,th its long sweep. The ample barn
,,J with the neg .mown hay, the orchard
ERb 4, golden fruits, the corn tusAings,
iit sleigh rides, the love.seenes, all were
bought wildly before the mind and for The
/ ne being We lived over again our younger
lu.. The hour was passed pleasantiy ana
The audience II they CLEANED no new
,S,ss. al less, returned TO their homes satis-
BED 10 having briefly reviewed portion ei
hi, mast Jiyey While such lectures serve
a'sllsetually to beguile the passing hour
Iasg leave no lasting impression on the mind
Eothiug upon which ii can feed and grow
.ad impart alter pleasure. They are like
ls ephemera, beautiful To the sight, while
aeir existence 10 but span. An OCCASION
i lecture OF this kind interpreted in
gurse, and served up in diction 50 ehaste
I'D beautiful, answers admirably to vary
be least.
.
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Rare Chance to secure
NnTIcE

NJ. loan &. Dayie has this DAY been aaai,-
~ LED a Partner IN our nrln. The busiIe ~ win
be continued ~ heretofore, and under the ssne
hsns 'siid ~! TO- COOK & SARGENT.
4tr,
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Bank of Florence.
Florence, Sebrnska.
GEO. b. sAHGENT, Pres't. j. NJ P.prrk c..b,r
III uHt-rsieied iroIfls1rs " the Eaak Ut lttsaer
N'hrska- are BY the proyis0us of it, charter in.
Ftd1 F7Is3nsible fol aii it, ssGr. H,.I ~ tetfsu
ne Sotr-v sad tnstutoh- at IL tie city of
ffen'e- IN Gin, and at either their Eslkins Holss.
~ Eastern Exchange III sIeee tales - other
aHrreBcy.
COOK Il SARGENT, davenport
look, SALIENT q DuANkY, Iowa city. iowa.
Cpok, sAi.'iEST& Cook. II Desb.oinss
COOK sakG EAT 4 PAgkEfs. FIoIru,e, xslfss
tGt ItF
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WHITE GUODS.
YALAIy. Figured and dotted Swiss Mu-tns
| Jaconet and Sarslnet Cambrics.
Plaid, Stripodand Plain Nainsooas.
Bi.hop Lawns aud Book Muslins.
Iarletons, India Dhnity, Victoria sklrug
Linen Long Lawns, Birds Eye Diapers,
Yibo Linen and Grass Csmbric..
Cambria Dimitiss and Dmity Bands.
Figured prIliiantes, Checked and Striped lainbIc-,
For sale at low prices at WADSWORrH'S
Juue 90 diff I'd ST., opposite Le CiAire House
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LAND WARRANTS,
/ Feb. a. cHUBB. BRO, BARROW & CO
land F0is SALE.
& lAGHRS beautiful Landl mite north Of WhleOl
y - for sale on easy terms.
e-- ALSO--
Four 40 acre lots hne FOR farming mile north Of
Fuiton terms easy and price reasonable
Also
go acres in Washington county 10 miles from 10
wa CRY and 3 from Washington, and good road
leading from Coiumbu- CITY to Richmond, ~ scfes
OF which is fine timber I'd the whole well waiered
will be sold eheapand terms easy.
40 lots, miles west Of Iowa Gty, well watered
and very fertile; terms easy.
AfeW well situated lots in the city Of Davenport.
--ALSC-
80 lot. in West Davenport in size from 60 by eco
feet aud 10 acres; terms and years, q in
hand.
well finished two story Brick Dwelling, looms
and large cellar, wood house and stable. Fine
view from the observatory OF large part of the
city, Rock Island and Moline.
several ell finished dwellings, on ground lease oil
Il years would be sold cheap and easy terms. AP-
ply TO (octIl) I. G. EA DIS.
Valuable Property for Sale in East Davenport
I cocoon building Lois, also a two story Frame
L y House and Two Lots overlooking the Mississip
pt river. Apply to sAM'L. GUY, In East Dayep-
port, or 70 JSo. A. GUY or JAS. JORDAN, in Day-
enport. auga7dtf
IUSr received a fresh supply of Groceries, Drugs,
y Nas, Glass Paints, Oils, Wood and Willow Wsre.
oeas s low wholesale i aI1 ORD VAN pArrEs
gelehers Refined Sugars.
| EVANS CHEW & co.
Corner Second and Perry sts.
PLANTATION MOLASsEs
- I!arrrl- lauiiDg aud for sale by
crrpor Sae,od aud Ferry sts.
DRIED FRUITS.
ID lsins, Pums, Prunes Fig, Apples, Peaches Cur
EVANS CHEW Il co.
Corntg second and Perry SITS,
I3IslI--White Fish, Trout, pckeled Herring Goldfish
L sardnes, Nc. for sale BY
Corner SECOND aud Perry SITS
PRESERVES
Deaohes, Pear, Apricots, plums Strawberries, Black
berries Pine Apple Ginger re G aTFt, &C. "a for
Conner Second and Perry sts
Gus, Lard, Rosin' sperm, Sc, for c ssls BY 20
Corner second and Perry sts.
L I ermetrcally Scaled oysters, Tomatoes. Peaches,
IL Lobsteis. &e, at EVANS, CHEW co.
Corner Second aud Terry sts oet.B
Wagon for Sale.
A FIRST RATE Farm WAGON for sale on time Ap.
"A ply to t0ci3ldtiJ T. G. kADS.
4 SlSHINJ RODS and IACkLE At
T. oetI4 LIVINGSTON & LOCKWooD'S.
This DHy OpeMiNg
THE most fashionable anil desirable styles 81
Dress Goods,
Trimmings,
Ribbons,
Shawls,
Bonnes,
Baskets, &c.
Atthe Faney pty ta-aa store oi
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RETRIRuTTOY

TALE OF PASSION,
RY Ms, Emma D. Is. n, SoutdwortH. dtGof Of
.srhe ,1ost Heiresa,'' deserted Wife, 'tMissing
Bride" wi c's vict0ry,'f Coarse OF Clnou )"
discarded tau zAter - Nr. / val cloth, fI,25,
vel pEpef cay 81, : 80,
N : AitoIAirs. south Sorih's works on hand.
ueR supply Of the above rorks with many
Sofks. jHst received and for sale al
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
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BUILDING LOTS

E'oH sale al fair prices and ar On long credit 10
Il facilitate Improvements
COOK & SARGENT
via sell loss 10 parties who will build ON Inc "a Iii.
seasoh- at moderate prices and Oh y credit Of l.
"Ah 3Ssars. June s. q II.
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EENEEVEt! EENfNE4EIa'
ENlMREa Ian d for sale, seven miles dow me nv
L er. Price tght doll. 10 per acre
Aiso forty acrtt on Cancels Island, s.N M W
The river. II. WILLIAMS q CO
Davenport, Dec. 10, az ..- .-.--
ENANCY SILKS, from soc 10 sl,7b, worth nom Coo
S-''s' :" a.E SUTTON : cos.
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9anhino.
B a II K T. II S..

IT, f'aoney remitted 10 Europe In siSht Bits, whic
ran be cashed in any town in England Il re,snd0r
Wales, IN sums q upwards.
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DLAlDs 81 prices from "a cents roG2l cents, worm
l. from Oj To IS cents, ut
SUTTON & CO.'S
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-22
Columbus.


A student mused clost, red cell
The midnight lamp declined
While visions Of "A vesta sphere
Enwrapt his ardent mind.
At length, by mighty impulse moved,
Decision sprang from thought;
And strong In eloQuence Of sonl,
The Genoise besought.
or lofty Science-s.Send me forth
O'er yonder trackiess sea,
And glorious themes for deathlcs fomes,
l will bring back TO thee;
Pl win such undiscovered heldy,
Such trophies of renown-
That all they harvests heretofore,
Shall be as thistle-down.'
But science stood with folded arms,
In statued, scepric pride.
And like the Phsrisses OF old,
Unvarnsh'd truth decred.
He said to Commemorative me ships,
And the cost will pay,
New mines Of gold ana Indian gems
Shall sparkle TO the day.'
But Commerce launch'd her clumsy boats
That feard to leave the shore,
And Sternly bads the dreamer-hence-
To waste her time no more.
He turn'd to Royalty, and cried
''Deign then to spend my way,
And realms and nations yet unknown
Shall bow aid own thy -
But the anoin.ed kings were bent,
In conflicts OF hour,
And chose in petty bros to spend
Their heaven-entrusted power.
Then TO the Church Columbus kueit-
''Oh Mother t-bless they IL
And send him with a vicerey's right
Where heather souls
And incense from a thousand shrines
Shall on your affairs glow,
And chAnted praise from pagan tongues
Thy temple-cOurts o'erhow.o
So, the tiara'd Church gave ear
When her true suppliant pray'd,
And Isab Has sceptred hand
Its warm Obation made;
And gaily from the coast OF Spain
Three white sail the morn
Westward, they steered meath stranger-skeS,
Till to grey Enrope's wondering eyes
This brave New World born.
Hartford, Ct., April 1856. ~ Y. Ledger
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-22
ST. PAUL
STEAM ENGINE WORKS.

corner Of Futh and Piks-sfs., s.. Paul, NJ, T.,
HlS establishments (orner the ST. Paul Iron and BRASS
Foundry has been greatly enlarged and no expense has
neeh spared I" furnish did
Pattern Makers and Machiniss are prepared
u shd stationary Steam Engines Boilers,
'Heuar saw Mills all complete. Muay Nils
VARIOUS styles Having large Patterns We can
iu.hsh aiI kinds OF Mill Gearing Shattng Spndes Water
MneeIs' saw MIL Cranks. Building Counns ms and
S' sash Wtgh:s Sleigh Shoes,
IN IRON and Bass Cocks and Valves
SANITY on hand Machine Forging. Pattern Making, Iron
turning anu hitting of all kinds promptly and neatly exeeues
ORDERS visits correspondence respectfully solicited IN
10 work or machinery. Address, =. GILMAN Popreor 8,
~ S'NAN' '-AsiiS WORKS, 81. raul, NJ 7. no2o-dAwtf
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-22

Cy Two negroes were on board sailing YES.
sci crossing the Atlantic, when very severe storm
arose. The sailors swore it blew great guns the
two colored men thought they would pray one
OF them, whose name was Sam, said, "Oh! Massa
Lord, save us this time and I'll give great lump
of gold as big as my foot.' ''Where, where YOU
get it?" says Cuff. ''Oh never mind you darn'd
fool, | only tell him sop
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-22
N EW IRON STOR
J. B. HOLMES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERN
IRON,
N AILS, SPIKES, ST e E L,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, TREES, SEEDS,
SHRUBBERY, seq
stoves, PlOWs, and window Glass.
Jlyl4-tf THIRD STREET, ST. PAUL, NJ. T.
ST. PAUL. COLLEGE
BOOTS AND SHOES!

bVVIS AND SHOES!
n G. HOFFMANis is now receiving his Fall and Winter
W stock OF Boots and Shoes tho lages and
ever brought to this Territory, which he pledges
sell as low as any other house in the Territory. stock
consists In part of the following articles:
Gents Calf, Kip, Hunting, Hungarian and sewed
proof boots.
Boys Calf, Kip, sewed and pe gged boots.
Ladies' CATERS Kid, Congress Hesled
French KID Congress Gaers Kid, Goat Seal Enameled and
Calf Boots.
Ladies' French Toilet Slippers.
Ladies' French Rosette Slippers.
Misses and Chldrens Shoes all styles, and
ties.
In addition to his ready made werk he makes
articles called for in Ids line both ladies
custom department is undr the George
Mead, one Of the best workmen in the Territory.
call Is isrespectfuly solicited.
C. B. HOFFMAN,,
Opposite Empire Block, st. Anthony ST.. St. Paul.
Nov. 7th, '66.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-22

Cy- Theodore Hook once said to an Alderman
who had surfeited him at his dinner-table, vet
urged him to accept of hospitalites in partaking
of yet another course--''I thank you sir; thank
you but if it's the game to you I'll take the rest
in moneyp'
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-22
To our Auoka Subscribers.

The s. notice of Anoka - having been mslaid,
cannot appear till next week. Our subscribers
may then look for its appearance.
Lost.
Between Clear Lake and Monticello, from Allen
& Chase's line of stages, roll of manuscript,
addressed to L. NJ. Newson & Co., Times Office.
The finder of the package will be suitably re-
warded by leaving it at this Office.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-22
HuZZa for Minnesota
G. H A r L ES w. WOOL LEY.

q II A Il l. E 5 W. w q . IL ia ID Y d,
LOWER LEVEE, ST. PAUL,
Is now fairly under way, and will transacta
STORAGE, FORWARDING, AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS,
Deallargelyin
GRAIN, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
To all bushes entr ted to his care, will GRE
PROMPT PERSONAL ATTENTION.
Mark packages Scare of C. W. W., ST. PAUL"
RErERsro
Messrs. Borup and Oakes, Bankers, st. Paul.
Thomas b. Whist On, ESQ.,, do.
II. +. McCloskey, ESQ.,, Gaena, Ill.
P. F. Walker, Esq. Dubuque Iowa.
+. p. Taft 4 Co., do. do.
s. s. Phelps, Esq. Oquawka, Ill.
L. A. Benoist, Co., Bankers. st. Louis, Mo.
Colonel Robert Campbeu, do. 10.
Cornwall & Brothers, Louisville, KY.
Williamson. Mann Co., New York.
Samuel Denman, Esq, do.
Hugh Campbell, Esq ,Phf1 adelphia, Pa.
Jos. s. Lowering Il Co., do. dc.
Weld Il Minot. Boston. ,e1,
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-22
AC A. BANKER, WILLIAM z. BEALL.
BANKER f. BEALL,

ISAAC A. BANKER, WILLIAM z. BEALL
BANKER s. BEALL,
Dealers in Real Estate, St. Paul. Minnesofa.
OFFICE in second story Of AcCouds Stone building, Corner
~ Of Third and Cedar Streets,
Having purchased the interest of the
Folsom Co., will continue the business that
their old stand on Third Street.
Lands bought and sOdmoney loaned and invested
paid for nonredents and Others Government
tered We have in office full and complete abstracts
title to each tract lot of land in County,
ing the chain title the the latest
title carefully Having facilities
sons oaning orinvesting through ONCE
titles unencumbered security them.
We have also maps the lands of the
Territory, and plates Of all the principal cities
mapping . veying promptly done toorder.
REFERENCES.
st. Paul. Ne,o Orleans.
Folsom, ESQ. Albert Pike.
Holnshead & Becker. TroV, N. y.
Ex-tiOv Alx'r Ramsey. HON. d l. Seymour.
Brfsbin x Bigelow Geo Warren, Troy City Bank.
Hon II M Rice, n T. Syracuse N. y
Marshall & Co, Bankers. Hon Harvey Baldwin.
New York.
r Lowber, Baltimore, NJ. d.
Gen Duff Green. Johnston & Brothers, Bankers.
Chicago. Com Paulding. U s N.
& Kerfort. Washin0fon, d a.
Philadelphia. Joseph G. Kennedy.
Keen q Taylor DR. Robert A. Lacey au14-tf
NOTICE.
LII persons having claims kind several
n School Districts the City Paul. hereby
Quested to the Board within
sixty days from the date hereof. H. 4. BAKER,
Chairman OF Accounts.
st. Paul, Oct Goth, 1856. oc9l-Im
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-22
SPECIAL NOTICES,

70 Headache, Loss of Appetite, and Mental De
pressioa-Nchous Schoster living Hill, says My
slncerest thanks due the friend recommending your
Holland Bters. Having suffered adache,
loss Of appetite mental depression, general
of the system feel using bottle,
of returning health.
GO Pittsburgh, August d, 1882
Treatment Of Infants.-The household,
just subject the s'Dseases which top
as we who older, and they require much
treatment They have them
doses are profitable, and their tender constitutions
proof against the rough
restoratves They require medicines
pleasant to the taste and effects yet still
tain and actve Just such for children
Gaup's Compound Syrup Brier Root; specific
powerful enough for the strongest constitutions but which
tempered to children sike the shorn ambs
Away with your Picra and give it a trial.
EMPIRE CITY, Nj. T., is situated twenty miles south
Of St. Paul the Dubuque stage route Norhfeld, Cam
city, Faribault, Cannon Falls Wng-at the
crossing above Hastings 1t is b. first class
farming country. The has laid out three
weeks and 1t now boasts Of two Public Houses, Zone
stone Blacksmith shop, Shoemaker and six Carpen
ters Joint Stock Company has been formed
good FIGURING MILL to be in running order by the
next There plenty of building
in the vicinity Of the town. 1t has been
the present time expected large spring
the Prairie at Empire City in years. that
will compare avorably with the best towns the Mississippi
river three to ten old settler
build at merely nominal price. price range
from $50 to $3.50 EACH For further
Messrs Hamilton Laird, Empire City, C. Kinney,
Paul.
APERfUMED BREATH.-What lady gentlem would
remain under the dsagreeabe breath using
the 'sBALM THOUSAND Flowers as a dentrfce
would not only render 1t
aabasterp Many persons do breath is
bad and the subject delicate their friends
menonit Pour single drop your tooth
brush and wash the teeth night and morning. aftY
bottle will last year.
beautiful complexion easily acquired
Balm Of Thousand Flowers. 1t will tan, pmpes
and reckles from the skin, leaving
hue. Wet towel two three drops, and wash
| the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-we your sh avng
cold water, pour drops Balm Of
beautiful soft laher much facilitating opcraono
ing frice only fifty cents. W. 2. PETRIDGE x CO.
| Franklin Square, New york.
For sale by BOND KELLOGG, City Drug Store. ST.
To Young Men.-PLEAsANT AND PROFITABLE EN-
PLOYMENT.-Young Mea in every neghborhood may obtain
healthul pleasant and profitable empoyment engaging
in the Of useful popular Books
valuable Journals. For particulars address,
| postpaid,
| FOWLER WELLS, No. sos Broadway, New York.
P.S-AH Agents who with secured from
the possibility Of loss profits very
liberal.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-22

GS To pronounce man happy because he
Is rich is just about as absurd as to call man
healthy because he has enough to eat. A very
common mistake.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-22
FOR SALE.

S0 LOTS in the Town of OTTAWA, Sueur County, to
~ actual settlers. none Others need apply. Also,
so Acres Land adjoining said town.
ottawa pleasantly the east bank Of the Min
nesota kver miles below St. Peter, La Sueur
Although but three months Steam Saw Mil
STORE, Drug store Blacksmiths Shop, Dwellings.
Ii Is destined to be the on the river For
further particulars enquire of Sanbourn Co. A.
Of the subscriber in st.. Paul ' ~ VI
Also,
" Acres Land J. miles from as acres of II Ia
heavy timber being II Bile niece
Of property. Apply
novl7-tf JAs T. HAzzARD
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-22

CT don't care so much about the bugs, said
Mr.. Woamly to the head of the genteel private
family in which he resides, but the fact is mad
am, havn't got the blood to spare; you see that
yOursef.