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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

WI N II y NNTIUT VItN.
"a WIS is to give notice. that the subscri-
e Der of Cecil county, hath obtained from
tile Orphans Court of said county. letters Of
administration on the personal estate Of
john BeGston,
late of said county, deceased All persons
having claims against the said deceased. are
hereby warned to exhibit the same. with The
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, on or
before the
18th day of January, 1857;
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. All ind cbtcd
to said estate are requested TO make I'M.
mediate payment to the subscriber. Given
under my hand this 18th day of April. 1856.
JOHN w. KANE,
Administrator Of John Beaston, decd.
Tcst--RErnEN D. LAMAR, Register.
April II, 1S5j-.Gw
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
GI!ilS Is to give notice. that the subscribers
L of Cecil county, have obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letter, of
administration on the personal estate of
John Little,
late Of said county. deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warmed to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof daily authenticated, on or
before the
Sh day ofMuch, 1857;
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. All indebted
to said estate are requested to make i'm.
mediate payment to the subscribers. Given
under our hands this 18th day Of April. 1856.
JOSEPHINE LITTLE,
JOSEPH COCHRAN,
administrators Of John LINE, deed.
Test-RErnrN d. LAMAR. Register.
april ~. lSJG-6W
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PAPER HANGING.

JOHN MeCREA, Painter, also harcs r,.
per III the best manner. ORDERS vii! b. ht-
lgndyd TO by calIlns ca hiu. VI s'll!es,a. hi-.4
at lth.on.
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NlistrlI(tl,col1s.

DECLINElN BREADsTl'FFS AND PRovISIoNS.
The fact that canal navigation is about to
ne resumed. gives much uncaSncsS to New
York dealers in BcadstuiI>, and provisions
the more so from the fact that the prospects
now are that we shall have most abundant
crops this season. - The New York Express
referring to the downward tendency of the
markets. says
Upon reasonable CROP, prices, at tic close
of water navigation stood at 50 % for com
mon -four and s. 06 for corn, with a foreign
market promising favorahly by reason Of the
war, which allowed us to feed armies ofmcn
who, in time of peace passed their lives in
growing food for Great Britain. Navigation
opens upon -four at Is and corn at G2t cents
with peace i'll Europe and favorable pros,
poet for crops here. The decline in beef and
pork is not 50 large, but il must follow mas
much as cheap and abundant food for stock
must increase and chtapcn the crop Of both.
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.BaS. r., EsgSIagH0yrGgs

A TTORNEI AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
IN IN CllANCERI.-Ofiic under il.a
"lloward House, Main Street, Elkton. Md.
Elkton, March 10, lS55--tf.
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A q 4 e %

'sNilE undersigned, having entered in =
T. Co-faltnership for the practice ot Il /,
LAW in all its various branches. will tiie
their prompt and undivided attention. to ~, il
business rs lnay be cntrust, d to il,ln.-.
olicc opposite opposite the Cont ll,L.r,
Nh're one or both may always be found L .r.
ing business hours
GEORGE EARLE.
JOHN A. j. CIR EAWEIJ.
Dec 81 r.
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Eunlbfr.
LUMBER! LCNIEERll

4 ] gre ally reduced prices at the old stand
Il on North Street, opposite the jail, wl.re
ut all times may be found general aysort-
ment of SEASONED LUMBER, such Az
Pihe and llemlock Boards, Scanlirg, Jo!st,
! and inch Plank, Pine and Cypress shiu.
giles Plastcring Lath, pailinrs. Dressed
Flooring, &c. U5~Pcrsons in want will fr.d
it to their interest to call on US.
SAMUEL b. FOAEn
JOHN &. AIEE]UGT
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12
ABSTRACT OF TITLES,

In office he found full list government land
entries map the county Ramsey Plats the diff
cities county, The additions thereto.
p!cfe list of oil lands sold 10 said county for unpaid
fGces fun and perfect abstract Of The title TO each
Instinct parcel Of Iand situated said county,
from the general government to he latest grantee,
1rheren is noted dcfe of fe, either in form sub
and erY possible KIM cen creating
cReiher arises by Of Judgments mortgages fares.
mechanics otherwise.
Having these unusual facilities which hav" cost
th,InlS dollars prepared omake Abstracts OF Titles
Estate this City and County ohch rN
II" ertc-hOng 0HrSeUeS personally responsible for oil
dGadgc resulting MererOn, in they By posi-
biijfy dctecfre. ....
jaIo-f PARKER x WlNSLOW.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12

SURrEIr.-Have produced arrangement Of the bow
by fruit vegetables, from other
cause? Galup's Syrup Brer and will
find it kind pleasant and remedy, all objec
tons. the taste, aaying pain, soothing and in
MIGRATING the system, and violating law of nature, but
the stomach and bowels they should healthy
condition. 1t equally adapted all and
win in produce injurious result Until you try 1t
will be ignorant what effected science in COM
pounding Extracts.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12
ATTENTION ALL!.!
WOOD BURY " PUTIN A NJ.

yTTOUD call the attention OF The public to their stock a"
w BOOTS AND SHOES, consisting in ef Gents Cali
and Congress Boots I.ae Congress, Kossul, Polka and Fancy
Lace Black Colorc CATERS; Misses Black Col
orcd CATERS. ChIdens Shoes, together
other kinds numerous mention. -f..-..
They also good of HATS AND CAPS all
Of which they offering prices Ladies
tlemen respectfully invited to call and them
selves. New Store, Pioneer Buildings Third and Jackson
streets. WOODBURY. s. PUTNAM.
Paul, May 2Sth, 1855. my29-tf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12
GEORGE f. II. DAY,
Banker, attorney at Laao and Collecting Agent
Inner Town ST. AutIany. Minnesota.

Notes, Drafts, Acceptances,
U'i'ed States, by next mail or xpress. :
He will receive and allow interest at liberal II
deposited for 80 days.
He will in lands OF good quality to be
profitable, or oan money for at home
broad To net from 10 to 80 interest
ard guaranty tor some time to 20 Is
mum, besides all charges for the investment or loan.
He will and locate Land Warrants and
keep them anty band, sale for cash time.
lie has desirable farming lands sale. col
ect accounts, against parties St. Paul,
ST. Anthony. Minneapolis other northern portions
the Territory; by personal attention Anthony
neapo, and by responsible Bankers and
places.
chaser 20 eh annum advance for or take
back the land, paying the advance the
chaser prefers. e.. .r
REFERENCES:
NetO York Chicd1s.
E w. Clarke, Dodge x Co., Geo. Smith X c..
Dec"ppct Co., r. X. Swift Il Co.,
Strachan & Scott, Walker Day,
Harper Brother, { Jewett Root.
w. J. Bell X Co. Minnesota.
Boston,. I Gov. W. A.
Amos A. Lawrence, Rorup &Oakrs, st. Paul.
Beebee x Co.. , Marshall & Co.,,
Dliton, Richardson * Co., } NJ acubn X Edgerton, ~f
Blanchard, Converse g. Co. -
MiEcdukce.
Alex. MITCHELL The Peoples Bank.
April 10, d3m. .'+
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12
$500 REWARD.

Vl-H0fESkLE and Retail C;roccr and Merchants.
w Third street. door warids Pail
occupied by CaStuer \ Hnklv p =
wCKS late Of st. Anthony. and J. NJ. CASHIER.
having formed copartnership purpose
t;cery business, take
To the public that having received splendid
stock Groceries ana Provisions. they prepared Ia sell
wholesale lfs suit purchasers. chap
be bought in Chicago Lsus. cash.
approved paper. 49, s..s4.s
n. r. An orders the country attended To with
and dispatch. NICKS CASTNER,
st. Paul, March 81, ls5s-tf. -..-. -.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12
ATTENTIONS: READ!
Boots g. Shoes at Wholesale

GtALL at G. &. Hofimans Boot and Shoe Store, and
~ examine the BEST cheapest largest assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES IN ST. PAUL, fiz
splendid variety all kinds, his week will
be at Incredible Low Prices. The Inducements This
establishment public really extraordinary,
nothing but overwhelming OF excellent plan Of
quick sales and small profits will desired dcsderau
Mark scale Ut retail prices: .. -.f u 'i-..
Ladies' CATERS from 81 25 to So 90.
do Kid Shues and Slippers 75c to 81 80.
Misses and Chillrans' 25c to 81 So
Mems, Boys and Youths all kinds TO
ton, and every article line will be fousd at
sel9-tf C. G. HOFFMAN,S, Upper Town.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12
THE ONLY HAT MANU- <CTORY IN M1N-
NESOTA @ l,'H -

have 1fopted Cenfns New Hat. Witch
w prepared erdcr desiring
will please their orders, when perfect
all We hand
Hats, Clio h and Pu Caps, varos
qiatics and weI-ssir cted
Furnishing Gos Shirts, CELLARS, Un'-rirts and Drawers,
Snspenicrs Crayas, oves, Ladies
A!.e. I. INKS, Carpet Bags yS>es,
SHAW & HARRELI.- 81. AHttoBy-<f., f7
oc20-H Nearly Opposite the American House.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12
Fall and Winter stock !. r
'S2f -F7 IMMENSE ARRIVAL Of .tiI rn,'
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

-""-fT %. NV -OO.3 N
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS AND PROVI-
STOW MERCHANTS.
Corner ST. Anthony Exchange Streets, opposite the
t4.t e. Yiti American House, t'fr~ f..a
-i SD SAINT PAUL. MI NESOTA, f.'
VTAvE Just a very LARGE EXTENSIVE STOCK
and Provisions, which they offer to the
Country Trade much lower prices for CASH, than
can had other house in the City. We reel Justified
making the fact that having purchased
than they could been purchased
and having received them here very low
freghs and stock Is large, We'll and Of gene
confidently believe hold forth
Inducements to buyers purchase Of dfer examining
prcesthan any other establishments T~"nn-
merchants, the Mississippi and Minnesr's P-
wishing to purchase their
they will lind it to their advantage
call before purchasing elsewhere,
prepared joboing trade low prices.
Small profits strictly READY PAY is m~to. We
old friends and for their
patronage, and solicit cnntinuace OF the In flu
that with call and
their ira lie. "
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12
CONVEYANCENG

Deeds, Mortgages Bonds, &c, carefully drawn, and being
NOTARY PUBLIC,
will take the thereof administer OathS,
PROTEST CON MERCJ AL PAPER, &c, &c. Lrtt.
jal5-tf q. II. PARKER
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12

1T. PAUL MAKKE TN.
CORRECTED BY CnANBERLIN, EDDY co.

CORRECTED BY cnAMBERIIN, EDDY & co.
DAILY TIMES DrtICE,)
April -, 1886. &
WEIGHTS GRAIN.-Thc following IA. established
weights this Territory: Wheat 60 BIS bu.;
seed, 60 bu.; OF lbs q bu.; Indian Corn So
Oates, j. Ds Barley, As lbs d bu.; Buckwheat.
- ms 4 In.
Beef IOg,i2 &c e Appes...Sa 50e2 10 BIZ
Cows S5,d 60 Peaches. 753
wo.k 500 To 200 .ok Green apples Dbl
PNESI MEAT. GRAIN. !
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12

All Bills of Exchange, PromiSOrv Notes and nts
bile in this city, lett at O1ice will be col
lcce charge unless snt is Necessary; if said
paid when it is proper they will lie Protested
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12

6sg' In Russia the power. of the husband
over the wife is so great that COM
plant of wife against her husband for being
beaten by him would not be admitted before u
II d. ~ III
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12
BENzOLE GAS. g. 81
LIGHT LIGHT LIGHT /!

(ENZOLE GAS will cost less than half what
II be afforded fGr One half what oil candles wifi
the number of lights. One burner will much
light Six Sperm Candles. The
will be per hour for each burner.
zoe will explode" Tie Light clear brilliant.
B~nZole has diSagreeablc using
rid OF the and dirt Of lamps. attend
Ia the machines is perfectly simple in construction,
its working easily understood.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12

CooL.-'My dear Jerusha Ann. may see you
home from singing school to- night, and keep the
dogs from biting you?' ,.
No, Jonathan" pettishly answered the down
Easter, Il don't want you, III sooner the dogs
would bite me-
perhaps you didn't hear what said?' said
Jonathan STEPPING up to her.
Yes did. You asked me if you could see me
home. .1. .-I. ...,.-,-,
$40 didn't bawled Jonathan, Il asked you
how YOUR mother was
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BRITISH PERIODICALS. ...
EARLY COPIES SECURED.
PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS!


r EON ARD SCOTT CO., New York, continue ~ re-puS
L. sh the following British ,,, psrcdleas viz: , 81.
r rii So o sRirlsiG REVIEW Gree chueb3 -l
rs MsrMsi Ebixn1Rm MAG&zlSr h
present European AFFAIRS will remier these
They viii occupy ground hastily
s the o s OF s s1
the living interest and excitement Of the great pe-
periodicals that readers look for the only re. integ'tle
and reliable history OF current events and such in sddon
actcr, urge upon reading pube
Early the Publishers Which s
enabled place all our the hands Of subscribers
cantne to % The pcs A. he same q. rsss !.
together with the following 10 su
scritcrs:
tsee list Of Premium VoIumes br,o..) pr .pn.
For the Reviews and Prem Vol. b eaeo
r ror any any three ~ ~ two = - ;, GO 90
For az four Of tn. Rsviews tive - 49,, 79jsS
ror Biaeswood and three Review. thre. =" %
PnymentsfO be mddein all cases In ddcGnee! MOss-
ey currest ipths State ,shers jssusd, <riy b. r.
-ncejced at par. 7-e ~ A2ol7s 80 .Hce9l
The CONSIST following wersjbaek volu~ss
S 3, which viii % to the ao
" pREMiUH VIOLATES. = Az
sl.f LONDON ou.rt.dy Kes,sw t."s ,sss., aol noag
- fHetrotoataa Hsssssns f On ,so.ny,,oi sid 10
wss.asr Ss"ss "ss sI Il ar. r. s.A,
& I'll rss .s s. T. wsss.
ber will please order many different works for premi,ns
Aalscdm. per pr,rr.
q one msr M n .n an e on. s ~ 81 . s'
No premmn be vAes Ne b msS~
to ] @ T. fs ~ e p" ssfs . ss z.
ases. Money euat - ts ssatS wSse ssusI
WI oe posrAex. if9a'iaes no'aifeiA
iv.res, through Ssen,s;rTrE o. rosTXor WssS.e y
% e ss Usa s. e.
oents yeapfor each 81 TIE Rtv,ews. . fTa
:, A., :,S 'sSa '-''s " sss
- ~ 's'T' - iEorA ID sco,. !. ce..
= 8: cs.;s u.
W. :s; ::S:.';ss Wi: s.s.:
re- o. 70 a s "e sna ns no
VII p.yme:. -. I(nc2-tO :. :. ~. wIIiJAN DAHL.
/ bssaJls eIeTURNIP SEED, ~ lass ots1
A LARGE quantity Of rusnip Seed e s.,s e c,,,.
IL knowing themselves Indebted TO the srn Of Z.
Ho:. CS Vi, please =: ana MARE :.s.ns..t .i:s
osss bands for pR y; H.
r., ALL PERSONs IT.
TNDEBrYDt be Arm Of On smbsn Morgan, respect
i srquested 10 call and settle the same ineftsely.
lsek27-t l.a.ra.al --L u LIMA. Il HAA8LE.
E q. s, s..s. !s,ss z
psrtity Setwping srs4eu - the csfsg -
Paul and vicinity, their patronage
. continuance Of the sss@aI
zefek37f u 1ayaf ri tzao erau xaA.fTn cHAAHH{N.
| ass.s THOMAS CsDBVNT1NG, Ms y. golfDso
Moo PATHICDa p HIST CEs4N
f9.'soiisa' ra AND SURGEON. re-" "on
'f's'"Vs Sc Anthony Street, G. b. Pricess "ia~
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12
) M. o. WALKERS
STAGE LINE,

Through to Dubuque in Four Days!
THE Proprietor bcg leave inform the travelling public that
he IL now running triwek'y tine STAGES for the
portaton Of Mails sud Pstenrers ST. Paul
be making the trip in four days. giving three
nights seep at god comfortable stopping psees and saving
least two dsys time other Isea having
road we'll stocked with and
relay Of horses fifteen miles and three
the fne especial be 70
los the pxsssters keep on time,
aters himself he cannot fail give
fully socfts fhe patronage of the travelling public.
St. Pau4. Mossdayx, npa Phi
Office, opposite the American Hoa>e. once.
ST. Paul, Feb. 8, 1856.
Passengers View and Yhfsdcipbia
can procure their tickets At this Ofsce. =
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12
For the Holidays.
fit Whitneys Pioneer Gallery, orcr Charley
E7fclfs Sore

Mag he found the largest and bet assortment OF
Cases. LOCKETS. PINS ard RINGS, Drruerco'y
(msde expressly Holiday fSl offered Paul. ard
which when filled with Dscuerreoype the oved snch
Whitney onlv make the valuable Holiday
GIFTS friend another. Such gift
value time Will elevate the
feelings. tastes and affections.
Delay NOT til en- in OF these merntoes
Of Affections for should the and
In the meantime. should Father
Husband Wife. Child Friend snafcAsd
by he rserres ifa3 of fe1sa bitterly yoa
regret the neSIcct-hcw frrepsfabie the loss.
Through the affections overnight
ories, and without Ds<uerreoys,
the form viii fainter fainter, and years
altogether 7ftsf T
his DsgseTeotypes, which he daily, and
cloudy as In clear weather.. de1o-tf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12
e. 'a Thermometricnl Table for 1885.
" nv Wren t:rou. Druggists. st. Anthony st. st,
MONEY AND EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.

MONEY AND EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED
MARS ii ALL s. co., BANK Rs,
Third street, ST. Paul.
Exchange on New York,..............lH q CT. prem.
do ST. LOUIS. do
do CHca 40
do tiaen3..
Sight Exchange on York bought at n g prcni.
All sound Currency taken par.
Land Warrants sell 81 l0 81 IL acreiew in market
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE upon England, Ireland and Continental Eu-
rope, for sale by pass. ..r-.4
noI9-t IRVINE, STONE s. MCCORMICK.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12
1896. SPRING STYLES, 1856.
The only Hat Mandatory in Mime sofa.
l.

HAVING Just returned The East, prepared
TO give customers and patrons.
hats that u has been plasur L. inrluce.
Hats made of the ne>t materials. light AMI durable
viii also make ord-r nrab
all qua lilies, and guaranty perfect III in all We will
I'm the Of three weeks fine
SOFT Hats and Caps. Of all stys and qualities. Also.
irn Furnishing Goods Tuuss, Carpet
Nalises. Csne>. Umbrellas &c. 2 .
J. J. SHAW X CO., .t... -r4 SHAW & HARREI.L.
Third St. Lower Town. St.Anthany ST.. Upper Town.
81. Paul. April S. 1886.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12

NEW STORE-NEW GOODS. t.-,f
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER AT WHOLE
-Hgaa SALE AND RETAIL. o- ,li f.l.,
.""f H. r. G. u A IT, "9-e $50
VIZ OUID attention public his stock
wv Boots Shoes, and Leahrr purchased direct the
Manufacturers Boston and New York Market comprising
the largest and best asort.1ent offered In this Territory
which he is selling livery bow prices Mark his scale of retail
prices. = .tF liz. ...... . "a. ;.,-,-.
Ladies CATERS, from 81. IS to $3.50
- do Kid Shoes and Slippers 10 cents TO I,50
s do Peg Gals, Kip, Goat, anil Epa:uicd Llies Lace
Boots. 81 ,OOto 81 so. Il .. a t
Childrcn'S Of IS ST. so.
Mems Kip So as to $780,. rst G
Boys do ... .s...t $l,25 to $2,25. & -.-
Mems French Boots, Mems Congress Boots and in
large all cheap cash
the Holland Block, ST. Anthony street,
rods above the Post Ofhce. II. p. GRANT.
ST. PAUL. Oct. 10, 1855 '' ''- OcI3f.
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FOR THE MINNESOTA RIVER.

FOR THE MINNESOTA RIVER.
crr- The Minnesota River Fast Packet, REyEIIJE,
sll-Iste Capt. r. NJ. spencer, Will, leave Mankato
and intermediate Thursday, the 10 inst,
10 O'Clock A. NJ (and continue the during
son.) For freight passage. apply board,
ap7-tf BOKUP X CHAMPLIN, Agents.
IIAMS 5000 lbs Fresh and Smoked. for
IL sale by CHAMBERLIN, EDDY & co.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12

FOR THE MINNESOTA RIVER.
ST. PAUL AND TRAVERSE DIES SIOUX
PACKET 1865 COMPANY.
OUIS ROBERTS CO.,wi the opening navigation,
IL run tr-weekly line OF first class boats from v-
st. Paul to Traverse des Sioux, st. Peter,
.s Mankato, Fort Ridgley,
and other points the river They
will trips ST. Paul direct to said points when
their crossing the Rapids in said river,
pany have convenient and commoous warehouse ut the
Rapids all goods stored safety and forwarded
at all times To the various points above. .....
goods destined the Minnesota river will be received by
Agent the Company Paul and shipped Immediate
ly to their points of destination.
aIi-1m1 Receiving and Shipping Agent for ST. Paul.
CITY OMNIBUS LINE. ...
ss THE CITY OMNIBUS ,us , will ran every day
@NHA2sSss O'Clock A. NJ. to p. NJ. Commencing
Mil street, running back to Tenh Tenth To Rice thence
to College Avenue Pleasant Forks and BanF streets All rides
will be 10 cents each Twenty hours. In all
ira charge.
Always readiness convey persons and Concerts
Theatres. Balls PARTIES etc. The proprietor will also
to persons to aud from Church on the Sabbath.
be made the month quarter
by calling upon the proprietor.
April lift t4 - d i.-. y. A. BIS3EIL.
'se,'r ssfsA 't DISSOLUTION. - az t'~
Farwell and James p Pond, under the
l.. Farwe Co.., is this day dissolved, by
Feb %, 1856. .l ..-
The business of the houses however, will be continued
the old firm ssJ. l.. Farwe X Co.' by
well and Charles Lane. allow
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12
WINDSOR, Conn, Dec. 25, 1855.


Mcssr. Downs & Co., Dear have nsing
of Sixty Light Machines about hs,
slider II the best thing out for Civ ing light - -
We think it much cheaper than thing else could
for ghtn MIL. nj the hGh price OF Benzole:
and the trouble attending the Machine
when compared with OH Lamps Rosin and Coal Gas.
We about six quarts of Ben,oe night, which toefh
with the Alcohol. rce Benzole,
SSI2, and we burn so lights three hnr each night.
This statement you liberty think
W. a. LOWELL.
Agent Sequdssin W'eoY,n Co., Windsor, Conn.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
stock Of goods line. surpassed
by house in ST. PAUL. the magnitude and variety,
and excellence and especially
In line, which shall o public.
iy7-tf --. .. WREN. CROFT Il REGALI.Y.
FINE OLD BRANDY AND PORT WINE.
Sore the very tsi quality of French Brandy and Old Port
Wine, and unS'uItcratcd which nci-
iclI ar Family ap26-tf
/ TO LOVERS OF SPORT.
lust RECEIyED at Wren, Croft Regay's Drug Store,
d large an, general warens eelsb Fish
Hooks, Fishing Tackle, and Fishing Apparatus Of de-
scripton. my5-tf
To THE LADIES. .i
XIIE HAVE RECEIVED a well selected assortment of
w Lins and other perfumes
toilet. Call and examine.
ics WREN. CROFT REGALLY.
Fever and Ague.
NEW tasicless perfect cure, which
mic or mercury Nav sn used by all and will keep I'm
climate. Read what eminent Physicians say:
We have us~d Dslr's AntiPriodc Pills hundreds OF
Cases Of Fever and Ague and have never known person have
second chill after c"nmenns with them. wecoisider them
and valuable r'dy ought be within reach
every family III At is liable to clils and fcver''
wM. a. NEWELL, M. D., Allentown, Nj.
.f.- A. ID. NEWELL, NJ. D., New Brunswick n. u.
NOTE FROM HON. THEo. rRELrNGHUysEN.
From the professional character and reputation II Drs
Newell above mentonee, gen.
een, with Mr. Desier, held in this Sate take pleasure
public confidence" THEO. FRBLlNGHUYSEN.a
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Jan. 81, 1854.
Read the testimony Of X. b. Coleman, Of the Aston House
favor of d. shcr's Fever and Ague Pills:
AsroR HOUSE, December Is, 1854.
Chas Dcshler. E>q-Dcar will claim the $500
agreed medicine did mo,
sufficiently remunerat 10y perfect recovery.
with Jaundce, fever, and
Your pills performed perfect cure by their through
siugle They by friend
whom feel greatly obliged. shall recommend them with
perfect confidence ,r in all cases Of similar shagae,er
WREN. CROFT REGALLY AGENTS for 81 PAUL JEST
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12

LUM Der.
tommon. $40 90 p VI
Fksbring ..........S33td 30 do
Siding .S25fd 30 do
Shingles. 81 son AZ do
Laih ........$2 5Od : 10 do
Dimension stuff. :. $40 90 do
Clear Boards. 4, 300 80 do
~ cord.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12
TWENTY DuLLARS REWARD.

THE above reward will he paid the
who stole from the premises r. Miller
usht of the ith inst. $40 feet lumber.
wM. VI. SrlLINAN,
St.Fau, March ], lSS6-fw. WM. X. MILLER.