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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-10

OA8Us-1O xUMB6R1BWs
THE UNDsRsJ0MnD, 0nNsRAL AGENT y0R
KN0WLED PATENT SAW AND
0AW.1lID.L.
HAVING eompaeted four NILS In hs city, respectfully In
.;ss shs at .ss;n:;oa q ~! Gwnr = s'. ope..on
smith Co.'s foOtee North inch, siso, q
o. o. these ne
h,bed here, the inventor 70 hose extensively
81 s T.
the carrying three saws feet long y GAUGE quitting
inch thick IL Inch boards ss inch thick, the
csryns q ces ons .SS "a ~
inch ksrf and making Siding, Flooring Fencing,
Of feet per hour ncsi $500 feet hour,
The required the Sitting Gang horses and Of
viii be perceived ~ the intelligent
ordinary devices making Lumber They perceive
in respect Of first, the addition results
making uber fourth, the saving Of
time In gggng ack aud carriage
These Knowles MiIs-are
duccment to manufacturers to adopt them
the undersigned sell them the following
For s.tn, Gsnss-s5oO delivery Of Mn in New
when the Mil cuts 5000 feet hour, and $500
fo ssins Gass.ssoO cash delivery cheaso,
Per h. or IN lieu ., any Or other
Of timber which they will exhibit single rcu
JAMES BEArrlE, JR., GEN. AGENT,
Once under Marine Bank, Chicag, Illinois.
N. B.-LOG MILLS SINGLE SAW Sitting MILLS
for sale In ChicagOPce, OO0 Terms Log $7OO cash,
balance months Men sent to set the Mills DESIRED ut
O. per lay and travelling expenses.
The following the Report made by the airs Of Com
mittee Of the trial this x 2sh July
this city. The Report made company sixty
gentlemeI assembled ut Ill Mr.. Knowles, the
evening Of the day Of trial. and In honor OF the successful in
PRODUCTION of the improvement In the West.
"John Garrick, Esq, Chairman Of the Committee then
called HpOn and made verbal
REPORT.
stated that the other Of the Committee, well
himse greatly surprised the working Of
IN its
all the capacity that Is claimed it, They first to
BOARDS somewhat knotty and in
hours and minutes thousand five hundred
then fed with clear stuff, and
did execution Owing failure in the steam
power, did full In hours and
had thousand two hundred and
aud there the Con mttee ested feeling satisfied that
the trial was completely successful.
Mr.. Garrck expressed in eloquent manner the " which
hrob5ed his heart witnessing the accomplishment of
valuable results In the West which his life evOte
hoped the day when this would be used Ill
the world.' Oc31-tf
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aEPogf ~ rME CITY COMPTROLLER.
70 ne Honorable, the Mayor and Common
Couacl Of the C5!v Of st. Paul:
GxxrLxxEx: The following report of the 6nan-
ees Of the City of st. Paul from the date Of my
last annual report, March 10Th, 1852 is res
pectfally Submitted:
7rsasrip from fse aceownt se bocks IN Ais once wp-
srAick this report 10 based.
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~ Dc ~ 0A2xUy &
COMPOUND syrup o. m1 ROOF
= >: = s 800 - = It: 9 =:
Yeungj 49, ssovnnxsea nHmxDY r0n
As6ea1e Cha1esa, IN IT. Dlsss 0anOsa
TINS ns1leane hasbsea n sssysars sa1has aae.
.a e : e asa !, . Is 8 3: 8. =
menasof sny nnA, snd he present psoerses ee
. ne sis ssss q sss ss.s ssssls he ss.i:ss.v
experience can only svs tofhe tsw.
The DsieT 1sss 0yrup
many yesrsnvestigaton nsvsa
Comp:nta and the sd.psai!ss q Vegetable !sas = sr
chops kDown sny person With sAsss
ino~edss ana jaasmsnt, Ten Wat vn ha.: sssy
% s " ass s:: ss : 80
Who doe: not Know sa ~ over dose & ssa s:sss q
The :r..t aim physicians has bee. eospo.s -.
.od the medicine sse,f II 1vss.ei.1 SssaI ~
object generally accomplished, By knowledge q The ssgf
medicine removing disease, poisoning ~
s
Of impotent and unhappy old sge.
nature Of medicines ects, his
T. the o. s M e. e =
e.oe extracts the poisonous principle can Se :ep.s.ed %
% .h .n1 +. .ns so 81,
Of separating them, that and practicable.
enabled accomplish be had seeking AFTER s
year.; compound Of .strneent and healing which
without any way enaalgering the life the patient.
Such the origin Of the SYRUP BAIER Roof, and s
its advantages every other medicine.
effects In quarter the time Required by ordinary
medicines!
mineral vegetable po,on IN the sssDem T. So
removed!
It never carries system opposite extne.
equilibrium, and the bowels their natural stae
induces action NJ the system in efetT
1t pleasant to the TASTE and produces
viii always eject cure taken before the patient a6s
lu:ely incurabe!
1t can in no produce dczth any
Its effect children Is asngent and quietiDg, being the
best cordial known!
CERTIFICATES to its effects, and the
wrought be Produced but medicine, having
properties this needs praise but ess
Ihave duty bringing the medicine TO the notice Of
THE PEOPLE,
investigate themselves, and the only
way do this is 70
GIVE IT TRIAL.
only by DWIGHT CHAPLIN, to
8. Cook, at
No. 40 Washington Street, Albany, N. X.
promptly him or his agents.
the Druggists generally Throughout
the country.
Apply above,
A. ". CHURCHILL, Worcester, Mass
l.. b. GORTON, Cleveland, Ohio.
EDWARD HILL, Detroit, Michigan.
CHESTER HARRIS, indianapolis, la.
A. BOYNrON, OTTAWA, Ill.
THos. ARMSTRONG, Davenport, Iowa.
J. II. PRICE, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
p. Il. COOK, Ste Paul, Minnesota
T. b. SEELEY, Harrisburgh, Pa.
~, Agents exclusively the employment
the Proprietor. and charge the which they
ocated. se26-1yw
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Balance in favor Of Ward. SLIP GO
Enclosed herewith, please find town Bond,
Town and City Orders. which have been redeem
Cd and cancelled, from the organization Of the
present City Government. in April 1851, to May
LIST, 1886, amounting. together with the interest
paid thereon. to the Of thirty three thousand
SIX hundred and ffty-four dollars and nincty-two
cents, to he destroyed, or disposed of rs the COM
mon Council shall deem most expe,lient.
T. MCCORMICK,
Saint Paul, Nav LIST. 1856.
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DsDeoLU1IoN AHD R8movAL.
5. a. S: sss ~ =: :sss s. r., s:s
muisel ceaseae AZ aeoo.ts Dr. ~ nsa w = 1870 2
sSas 1ase:s. =: sssis..s Ss. - rssysa s -
q Peters street. ssas q tss yiss r.sytsraa Cs..h = e:
eay tas es.psasss q IL Sssssass. ns:tfa
Dns0LUFI0N OF C0-PARTNERsHIP.
81: PAUL, July "a, 1855.
bsrs under the name Of ). n. 1cDoueALI Co., Is sSis
day dissolved, BY mutusi consent The Affairs Of the late m
JAMES n. NcDOuGAM,
HXTrnEw oROHY.
C0-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE:
,HE undersigned have s,. d,v formed sq nm
der the style Of waEs Gaorr nEcAhLx, for the
Paints, and Drug sor. on znthOoys.,
a na; !; xe sssi,,,
Jy7-n WIN. REGALLY.
ST. PAUL IS BOUND TO BE
LARGE cITYu
GREENLEAF & CHAPPELL
Are bound to grew up with II. OF course they are
bOon0 u sen the OoSt - well - the cheapest
PATCHES, CLOCKS AND yEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
GOLD CHAINS, KEYS, RINGS, PINS, SEALS,
PORT MONAIEs, &C.,
large varsity necessary
| mention this advertisements.
have Agent Now York who constantly
supplies Fashionable Jewelry, &c.,
they Citizens
surrounding country as the HzAPESr goods
| at Wholesale Retail.
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
AND JEwELRY OF ALL KINDS,
leaty cleaned repaired possible
WARRANTED.
% Remember the place, at the
| ST. I'll JEwELRY STORE,
In Upper Tovn nearly opposite the Americon House.
| GREENLEAF 4 CHAPPELL.
kinds done for the Trade, such as
NEW WHEELS, CYLINDERS, srAFFs, JEWELS, &C., &C.,
| at reasonable Discount. de7-wtf
|
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p. GATES, WARNER, 7. CHALMERS, A. ID. FRAZER.
II. w. GATES g. CO.,
Manufacturers Of
RAILROAD CARS,
Portable and stationary Steam En-.
gines and Boilers,
GATES PATENT SCREW CUTTER,
MILL GEARING,
And Agents for the Sale of
ENGINE AND HAND La THES
UPRIGHT DRILLS,
Slide Rests, Power and Hand Planers. &c.
fcb2O-d&wtT EAGLE WORKS. CHIcA GO, ILL.
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HAMLIN LANCASTERS
Exchange Office g. Land Agency,
Sank Rapids, Benton Co., Ainnesofa.
COLLECTIONS mad Land Warrants located, Taxes paid,
~ invested and all busine entrusted to their
faithfully and promptly attended to
Attorney "a a. LAW surveyor D. .1 Civil Engineer.
REfEREECrS:
MINNEsOTA-Sauk Rapids, George W. Sweet, Register Of
u S. Land ONCE, Jeremiah Russel Esq St. Paul, Hon.
Alexander Ramsey, Ex-ti"v. Minnesota.
Hon. N. B. Eldred, Naval
Officer; Hon. Geo. w. Woodward, Judge Supreme Court,
Penn. Wikesbarre, Warren Woodward, Mil-rsve,
Prof. John r. Stiard. HarOrd Prof. willard Richardson.
NEW YORK CITY-Ralph Mead b Co.; Qusckenbush &
Co., Strang, Murray & Co. jy18-6md&w
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BlGELOw 4 FLANDRAU.

Attorneys and Councillors at Lao.
B. Walt Co.'s stor., Third street, below ROe IT,
ST. Paul, Minnesota.
WILL attend and carefully professional business
w Territory; also to the collection Of
debts, business any connected with
the profession.
Money loan in small sums good security.
HORACE r. BIGEL0W. CHARLES Z. FLANDRAC.
My-tf.
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MINNESOTA HOUSE.
IRA MYRlCK, PRoPRIEToR,
LeSucur CITY. Minnesota.

LAYING been to consider sblc ir lifting es"d
III House and stable confident that give
accommodations the travelling public
the Minnesota Valley Particular attention will be paid the
he obtained. sr21-1ys
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ST. PAUL BOOK BgNDERY AND BLANK
BOOK MANUFACTORY,
1hrds beftccen Minnesota and ROberssts., B. Pres
Ley's Grocery and Provision Store.
TNE uersisnd, having completed his arrangements for
Ruling and Binding, is now prepared to furnish Blank
Books Descriptions, Ruled and Bound desired
pattern, without printed headings. Particular aud
prompt attention paid orders County Ohcers Banks, &C.
Music, Magazines, Pamphlets &C., bound in style.
Packages aiming directions binding promptly attended
Bill Heads Shipping Bills, &C., Rued and Printed to order
au24-tf ]. A. NJ. HOISINGTON.
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HENRY McKENTY,
DEALER IN Z l. ESTATE,
THIRD STREET,
Saint Paul, Min. Ter. oell-tf
J. STARKEY. g. g. PErTEYs.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
WE OFFER for salr the following described property, in
w which personally, which sold
at reasonable prices:
Lot ? Block rvne's Enlargement Rice Irvincs Ad.
don to ST. Paul.
Lot s, Block l5 KttSon's Addition.
ats M 4. HIock5 n Irwin
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ALLEN PlERSE,
Attorney at Law and General Land Agent.
TTAV1N Register the Land Once under the late adj
able the best land In the Terrific
~ subject entry, the regularity Of all
tons made by him.
and invest money-warranng
- per the latter
for three charge half the excess over
these rates a commissions.
once or edar street, next to Episcopal Church,
Paul. Min, myl6-N
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DOlbeaF's writing e. BOOk.Kceping
Academy,
Over the Store of NicoLs g. Berkey. in Mdrstalps

UOlDeaf's wiring 4 bookkeeping
Academy,
Over the Store Of Nicols g. Berkey, in Marsltalrs
Building, on Wdbashdp Street,
fNFFERS superb wish to acquire
~ graceful and rapid style pennanship a
pete, practical knowledge tie Keeping
PENMANsHIP.
Under the system here pursued. III" pupil
business hand in weeks than by practices
method.
All camping Of the hand entirely and the pupil
Several hundred specimens Improvement pupils
50 years OF age can be seen at his Room.
BOOKKEEPING
Is taught practically. The old giving
book to stn1y and from discarded blank
ablts him proceed engaged in An
cnp,ed accountant. (who years
actual business and In tcachng analyses, explains
clear all the principles and details
student, completing his course, qualified discharge
the duties assigned to him In counting house.
MATHEMATICS.
and accurate methods Of extension, impaired extra
charge.
Instruction given in Arithmetic, Elementary and Higher Al
zebra, Geometry, &c.
VISITING CARDS.
Visiting Wedding and Invitation latest
and most fashionable styles.
Rooms from 12 A. NJ. to P. NJ, and from 10
P. NJ.
N. B. Erening classes riH be formed each for the
accommodation Of those unable to attend during the
pan1 Iapn ary2
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WANTED,

TIME Grand Medical Warehouse No. ~ Washington stree
Albany, N. Y, Immediately 50 cnterprising
with horse and and 500 $500 cash capt.
to post security fabfuess &C., in business
good written to honesty and ability to act
agents in the sale the popular patent medicines
the day In the whom all travelling
will be paid salaries year, 500 $500,
eoriing to the ability Of the applicant.
n B-Appy without delay, either by letter
abovc p b. COOK, Third Jackson streets,
St. Paul, General Agent Minnesota.
E5.An communications promptly attended 10.
se2l-1y DWIGHT CHAPLIN.
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The Particular Depot,
WHERE
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS

dHE WIN I'D nv EACHdNGE
FOR GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
WHOLESALE aud Retail, lower than the lowest for
n Cash. My stock consists in partof
5F''nS best quality "f Butter.
5000 lbs. of fresh Goldfish, direct Boston.
81 barrels of green Apples.
Sugar of all grades AMI descriptions Flour, Coffee, Tea
with large and cheap Quecswarp and fact
every thing else that is kept In that business.
Also. word to those knowing themselves
Book Account otherwise they please
fork over, the come, hand when have
demands s:r the w
takelprOper measures to secure collections.
dccl0dtf ]. FROST,
Third No. 81.
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New York, April 90.

New York, April 90.
The steamer Empire City arrived this morning
from Havana, on the evening of the 24th. The
steamer ph:ladel phia. from Aspinwal with CAL
,fornia passengers of March Goth, from the Nj
caragua steamer which went into Panama, was
at Havana.
Dates from California were no later.
\ terrible ARRAY occurred ut Panama on the
18th, between the Transit Comp,ny's passengers
and natives, in which the former had 80 killed
and 20 wounded.
The Empire City brings three of the wounded, a
large amount of passengers, baggage, railroad
property. The property Of individuals residing
near railroad stations was destroyed; all baggage
ut the freight house rhed.
Among the killed were Michael Reetan, of Or
leans county, Vt; Il. w. Marks, Of Penn; NJ. Du-
bos, of Lousanr; Mr.. Stokes, an OIL GER in
Walkers army. OF the ii dead ut the freight
house only one name, that of Mr.. Stokes is
known.
Among the wounded are w. II. Hunter, Thco-
dorc Dcsbay, Secretary of the Americ IN Consul
at Panama, and MIR. Palmer Of the Railroad Co.,
all residents at Panama, also Geo. +. Field, Of
New York, Jos. Parker, Of Bangor, Slower, Of
Providence, a. Swan, of Maine, Patrick O'Neil,
of San Francisco, A Trcadle, of Hancock county,
Ohio, Rev. l.. S. Elwood, late of Grahamville,
South Carolina.
All of the above were promptly attended to by
the steamer and lsthmus physicians. The pas
scnGers upon whom this outrage committed
left San Francisco March Goth, in the steamer
COrtez for San Juan, but l,ndeJ at Palma, hear
ing of Walkers troubles.
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THE Treaty OF PEAcE.-A Sandman pa
per (the Opinione, Of Turin,) gives the fol-
lowng--it says from an authentic source-as
the articles of the treaty Of Paris:
l. Naturalization of the Black Sea, in which
Russia is allowed to maintain armed vessels
for the defence of the coast.
2. Nicolaief to lie reduced to a commercial
port.
3. Russia accepts the consuls Of foreign
Powers in the Black Sea and the Baltic.
4. Non-reconstruclion of Bomarsund.
5. Russia gives up a portion Of Bessarabia
including the fortress Of lsnail.
6. Rcnounces the exclusive protectorate of
the Principalnies; and
Z. Rcnounces the protectorate of the Greek
subjects of the Porte.
s. The Danube is open to the flags Of all ma
tons.
8. A commission is to be sent to the Princi-
palities TO examine the state of public opinion
and the wants Of the country, and TO study and
fix the new frontier of Bessaraba.
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MrLTuM IN PARvo.--A sophist trying to puzzle.
Thales the Miesian; one of the wise men of
Greece, proposed to him in quick succession the
following questions, and with how much prorrie-
ty and discretion our readers can judge fer them
selves:
What is the oldest Of all things?
God: because he has always existed.
What is the most beautiful?
The world because it is the work of God.
What is the greatest Of all things?
Space: because it contains all that is created.
What is the quickest?
Thought; because in a moment it can fly to the
end Of the earth.
What is the strongest?
Necessity; because it makes men face al the
dangers of life.
What is the most dificult2
TO know myself.
What is the most constant Of all things?
Hope; because it still remains with man after
he has lost everything else.
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TRUMAN NJ. SMITHS

COLLECTING AGENCY AND DEPOSIT OFFICE,
Saint Paul, Minnesota.
ARfICUAR attention paid to the
Estatc Inanins Money, Locating Land Warrants, P.yment
u Taxes, ete.s etc. my15slys
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FOSTER L DAVIS,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
HAVE built large and comm dious at the Rapids,
where they TO and re-ship freight. They
also keep a well selected stock Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
or all kinds Dry Goods, Boots Shoes R.ay Made
Clothing People need not TO st. Paul IL buy their Goods,
for bound to sell goods cheap they do In Paul.
and all We ask is to give call before going to ST. Paul.
All kinds Country Produce taken in exchange Goods.
Terms strictly cash. ic16-d&w-t
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o. F. & e. G. PERKINS
ATTORNEYS COUNSEL ORS At Law,
Farribaalt, Rice Co.. M. +. jy7-d&vtf
JACKSON BELL,
NOTARY PUBLIC, PRACTICAL SURVEYOR,
And Dealer i'm Real Estate,
Glencoe, NJ. T. jal6-tf
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CyT Speaking of Irving reminds me of the
fact not generally known, and one which carries
with it the highest evidence of his continued and
increasing popularity as writer, while it also
exhibits the increasing taste of really good books.
The annual return paid to Mr.. Irving for
the copyright of his books exceeds the greatest
amount ever received by Walter Scott during an
equal period. Although generation has grown
up since some of lrviny's works were published,
their sale is perhaps greater at the present time
than ever before, amounting to thousands of
copies annually. OF the first s,r;es Of Putnam's
edition Of lrving's works, 225, 200 volumes have
been sold of tho second series. comprising VOL
fcrts Roost and the two volumes of Washin ston.
10000. The greatest copyright, however, ever
paid en- an American book will undoubtedly be
that given to DIR. Kane by Messrs. Chilis &
Peterson, Of Philadei phia. This work, which
will form two magnificent volumes with p steel
engravings aud go wood cuts, will be issued
about midsummer. 1t is understo God that Bos-
ton firm have offered Chills 4 Peterson So, 900
for the exclusive right of publishing the work, in
other words for their bargain, and this offer has
been declined. The chronicle of another govern
mental expedition, Commodore Perry's Japan, is
to be issued by the Appletons, handsomely Illus.
tratcd and edited from the journals of the expe-
dition by Rev. Mr.. Hawkes..
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J. MCMAHON HOLLAND.
Attorney and Counsellor Lao and Solicitor in ChGnce,
ShokOpee. Scott County, Minnesota.
MINNESOTA REFERENCE:
Gov. W. A. German,
J. Travis Rosser, ESP, S-c'y Min. Ter,
Capt. J. II. Simpson, U. s. Top. Engineers. SSt. Paul.
A. y. Morgan, Esq, Democrat Office,
ID. A. Robertson, ESD,
Hon. II. II. Siblt y, Mendoza.
MARYLAND REFERENCES:
Gov. p. Louis Lowe,
T. II. ONeai, Esq, Secretary Of State,
Judges Legrand Tuck and Eceston Of the Su- Annapo
prcme Court of Maryland,
Hon. Alexander Randall,
John V. l.. Mcmahon, ESQ.,, Baltimore, Md. myl5-tf
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CHARLE< E. MAYO CO.,
Successors F. s. Newel.)
vTCHOLESALE Dealers and Cutlery, Manufac-
w turers of AID Dealers and Tin Thi-st
st. Paul. Minnesota. c. +. MAYO,
my15-ly Z. BANGS, JR.
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yTTHOIESALE and Retail Dealers Boat Hotel and
w House Furnishing Gods, including every description Of
Hardware and Cutlery; Silver Plated Brass. Iron
Hollow Wares Jsptnei. Punished aud are,
every varey Wooden AMI Willow Brushes. Baskets
Coolers. RcfriSeraorS, &c
Anthony, second door from the
81. Paui, Minnesota se1i-1yw
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WOOD BOUGHT AND SOLD AT
STERLING. g. BROS WOOD YARD
WE would again call attention Yard, the
w junction q" Third and St. Anthony where
prepared to sell all kinds Of Wood cheap cash.
N B. Persons having Wood to sell will do well to call at
office, at the Wood Yard.
ie12-tf STERLING l. BRO.
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TO RENT AND LEASE.
TINE pleasant Office in Banking Once.
i trance from Cedar street.
To L"ase-25 st. Anthony street, occupied by
Scrlngs Wood Yard. Also, 1875 Wabashaw from
Stone Building Fourth street Also IS feet Fourth
abashlw One lot Minnesota, between Fourth
Fifth AIso vacant lots locations.
feb9-tf MARSHALL & co.
DR.. q. ROSENk,
German Practical Physician,
THORMERLY Teacher the Midwife Academy and Districts
Physician, himself Surgery Midwifery
Dentistry and will all internal diseases
male well female lie also will take consd
Grafton the means of let them have
cheaper medical ATTENDANCE, AMI will do Midwifery poor
without charge. sr22-tf
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DIR. E. SMELL.
EXCELIOR- MINNESOTA.
Former Proprietor ami Physician Springfield Water
Cure. and late Proprietor Easthampton Hylropathc
Institution.
R. SMELL. having had long and successful practice
~ Hydropathy, Electro Magnetism, and Dental Surgery
would respectfully solicit the of the people
vicinity, and the public generally. Examinations
diseases made. with fill description
knowledge of the case. askin: questions.
% Once hours from A. N. to p. NJ. 1Oiawtf
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SELLING OFF CHEAP,
TO MAKE DOM FOR OUR SPRING ARRIVALS.
OUR stock of all kinds Hardware complete,
~ would ask o: Farmers. Carpenters, Sad
dcrS and all others examine stock before making
purchases. We determined
line can be purchased in town. So give a
pirr Block, Saint Paui.-Fehruary 2. 1856.
fehI-tf aAREIEY KERN.
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JOSEPH FORD,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Office the Winslo Hos St. Paul. Cannon Riuer,
Ric. County, Minnesota Territory. Jy6-ly