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Spring Campaign Of 1 $50.
Boston Clothing Store Replenished
G.. G.. GRISWOLDS.

G.. G.. GRISWOLDS,
ATE missi.n the East has been productive ofthe
IL most important results, mot only to himself but
to all ctsens Of the Territory who desire to add to their
wardrobe articles Of clothing for the approaching
weather. which may now be looked for every hour.
His stock is too ext .nsive to enumerate in deai he
therefore politely intmates to the trading public, that
his assortment Of e @a iEjsa
Spring and Summer Clothing,
is full and complete and that he has made arrange
the latest and most fashionable styles and varieties
He has also beautiful selection Of tt' +.tya1
Hats and Caps,
suitable for the weather. HE hats will Protect
the countenance Of the wearer from becoming
Drowned whilst s'the dug star RACES" rG sta
This yeor he has purchased with view of filing
ders al wholesale. and to this branch Df the trade he
invites the attention of all who visit the city the
purpose OF making additions Their Stock being salts
hed that he suit them with his line aud at
prices that will satisfy them In buy sell again.
He also invites particular attention 10 his immense
stock OF
Youths and Children's Clothing,
whics will be found to be the largest OF that kinds OF
goods brought the Territory, and which he de
sires 10 LOB Off at the lowest possible prices
1t will be necessary Tor those wishing IT, pr chase to
visit his store as in an advertisement sthe hif
nrt be tod them,' his stock Is superb aud viii bear
critical ex mination. may l6daw
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DRowNED.-A valuable horse, being one
of span belonging to the Messrs. Fuller
was lost at the Upper Landing yesterday
morning. The accident occurred by the
team backing into the river. With great
difficulty his mate was saved.
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A TRAIN OvrsBoARp.-We learn from the
officers Of the War Eagle that freight train
ran off the bridge At Galena on Tuesday last /,
and found . nesting place atTthe bottom of
the river. No lives were lost nor no one
hurt.
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A VETERAN REpuBLIcAN.-The venerable
Josiah Quincy, of Massachusetts, who had
been made anhonorary member of the Young
Mems Republican Association Of Brooklyn,
has addressed letter to Joseph Howard,
Jr., Chairman. Mr.. Quincy states that he
has been drawn into the political field, after
an absence Of thirty-five years, by an ire
sistable sense of duty, and though he does
not intend to unite with any party organiza-
ton, as an independent citizen he declares
himself in favor of Fremont, because he be-
ieves him to be the man for the crisis. One
such letter as this from the cold man elo-
quent" of Massachusetts, is worth pyra-
mid of such letters as that addressed by Mr..
Choate to the Staight Wings of Maine.
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Sheciang Murder near Leuisyille.
The Louisville papers of Wednesday, 9th,
contain accounts of the murder of noto-
rious character in that vicinity, named Pas
chal d. Craddock, who lived about six miles
from Louisville.
1t appears that Craddock had been sum-
moned from his bed about ten O'Clock the
previous night by negro man belonging to
Andrew Hikes, a neighbor, who had been
sick sometime, and thinking he was really
sent for, Immediately got up, went out, sad.
died his horse and started, experimenting nc
attack, and telling his family who were OBJ
posed to his leaving the house at that time
Of night, that he would soon be back.
From that moment he was never seen till
his body, was found the next morning on the
Bardstown road, about. three quarters Of q
mile from his own house. He had evidently
fillen by the hand of some midnight assas.
sin the body was . gore of blood, the
throat, face and breast much torn and mutt
lated by hogs that had been attracted to the
spot by the scent of, blood. His faithful
horse, the only witness of the horrible muir
der, was found standing within few feet Of
the body. a' asas4 50 -: ss--o 'gs...yl77r +.
On examination of the spot, the traces -o
three horses were discovered; also evidences
that they were -hitched there, the riders
probably lying in wait for their victim. Sc
yeral pistol shots had also been heard du'
ring the night time. = - -. :. 81
Crsddock, it appears, had been . bad cha
racter, and was notified by the people of his
neigborhood TO remove from the county and
state within six months and the allotted
time did not expire until the next day. Nc.
yertheless the deed Of violence has excited
much indignation in the community, and
every step will be taken to ferret out the
perpetrators. Two negroes have been arrest
ed ON suspiciou - --------------..---
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=" FOSTER s. DAVIS, Il b.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
AVE built a large and commodiOus Warehouses
IL the Rapids, where they ready to store and
ship freight. They also keep well selected stock Of
GROCERIES And PROFESSIONS.
or all kinds; Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, and Ready
Made Clothing. People need go St. Paul to bu,
their goods, for bound to sell goods as cheap
they do in St. faul. and all ash is to give cal'
before going there.
All kinds Of country produce taken in exchange for
goods. Terms strictly cash. -l
Aug IL, 1856. 40 't dswtf
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PARADE.-It should not be forgotten that
the Pioneer Guard parades to-day, and has
q target shooting at Sandy Like.
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- - SAHTENT T, ILSUN q WINpUM.
aug 30-w6v Pia,ntifls' ATTORNEYS :. Wirona N. T.
Territory of Mlnnesota--DstrictC Court, I'd Judi
cial District--Couniy of Ramsey.
This odo-e Borur,
Against
G Gore A z


Or eiius whitney, AMI Sarah A. Whitney,
-. his wife,
Nd to all other having ella ming inferps
"A the real estate and property living and being in che
County msey, IL the Ter tory OF Minnesota, deS
crihed as blows to wit:
tr.t ty (AA) feet fr nj the corner Of Seventh aud
Wauknta streets, theme running we>ter along the
north line II said seventh street fifty (0) feet; the
u)rthwariy parallel WITH Waukuta street hundred
and iy 5Gl fe t; thence easiward, ia liue paIal
with ev uh street fifty (sC) feet to the nor h-wesi
coruer of lot uvPyed by Chas u Cakes and Julia
b. Cakes to s. Il. Champlin; thence southwaruy In a
line parallel with Wauku stree hunirtd and ft,
Soy feet 10 the place Of beginning. in Block number
(2) OF VIII tiey Smiths Addition the Town OF
st Paul, County of Ramsey, Territory OF Mipuesota.
70" and eaf b OF you are hereby summoned and re-
Qnired the complaint of the P,ant in this
action, VIII ch has been nled iu the Office of the
CIeik the District Court aforesaid, at st Paul,
the Cun OF Rams y, in the Territory aforesaid,
and I" serve copy II your answsr thereto the
subscr hers at their office IN the City 81 Paul
said, thin twenty days after the service of this
mons upon you, exclusive If The dav of such ervice,
aud II yu fail to said complaint within the
me aforesaid, the Plant II this action will apply
the Court for II rsiief demanded iu said complaint
Dated st Paul, August I6. 1855. 3sgsfa. = P.
agl6-w6w AMES & VAN ErTEN, Plf's Atfy's.
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Taken. Up.

A DARK Bay horse came, to tie premises Of James
Bell, two ms'es and half north Of PhaIeh's Lake.
n1e Gays ago. The mare has three white feef-the OF
fore one and the two bind ones The owner is request
ea come forwsrd, prove property, pay charges and
Sate hef sway - sg2s fi.t:1. aug 16-tf
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LOST BAGGAGE,

1000 80 LOST tGGAGE. -
THE North western Express Co. have Just coMplet
ed an arrangement, ~ which they will be enabIe
ind ali baggage lost West Detroit. We shall re
ceve emi-monthy reports from the western Rss Roa
Association, of all Baggage unclaimed unknown,
any OF the DepotS west tf that point For particular
Inquire al oifi.e, opposite the Post OHice.
]. @. BURBANK 4 co.
St. Paul, Dec. IS: 1854. -" i&wtf
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Minnesota Land and Collecting Agency.
DELANO T. SMITH, W
A TTDRNEY AT LAW aud DEALER IN REAL
n Estate, and GsueraI Agent. mice. door 10
Re United States Land 'biice. Minneapolis. Min. TIT.
land, Town Property, Land Warran-> :, &c, bought
md sod money loaned, property and ates exaInined,
Investments and collections made; Laid Warrants Lca-
ted; Land entered and s',d redit 3 Agencies So
licited; Interest allowed on special deposits. u ~
All business entrusted to him will lie afforded with
urOmptneSe and idclit-. Oct 20. 1855. !awtf
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Corn and Cob Crushers.

1OSf Receives, rs~ of the Masic,s Corn and Cob
Crush RS These Mills are said, to be superior to
any IN the market For sale low by ~
..o.-.- ~ ~" '4AcQLouD & BROTHER,
essYsm- Znn 1900 nl't|ff fhlru aud Cedar Sis
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J. sTARKEY. .s.- C. @. pErrrvs
s.sa LANES STARKEY Il Co.
hEALERS IN REAL EST ATE. Once Third st..
- 81. Paul. All business in connection with che
shove promptly attended to: Military Land Warrants
iocated advantagcously; Taxes paid Collections made
and Loans negotiated
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

.l3Ha 4. G, CHATFIELD, JUICE.
Canon City, July Is. 1876, jyiS-w2m
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SMALL Pox-scARIEr FEvER-MEAsIEs

Radwhy's r eady Relief is moi only cure for
these infections maladies, bnt will Prevent those
who use the Ready Relief and Regulators ag linst
the Infection.
We have known the R. r. Relief rid the
whole neghborhood If the Infection of Small
Pox and Scarlet Fever. We have likswi sc know
shipmasters who have saved the lives OF their
crews and passengers, and entirely DIR ven off
tue small Pox and Ship Fever from their YES
sells, by sprinkling the Ready lief through
their infected ships. II is astonishing what hap
py effects the Ready Relief VIII have if freely
sprinkied in places where the infections and
contagious poisons prevail.
We will guarantee that It those who are now
suffering with fever aud agIe, or its effects, VIII
place their systems under the influence of Rad
ways Ready Relief and r gulltors, to cure them
OF this distressing malady. and tn free them
from the fever Of ag,ie that is now lingering in
their systems and To render tkeir bodies ague
proc. against renewed attacks.
/ Thuse now suffering from engagements of the
SPLEEN, engagements Of the Liver. and other
organic eul Judgements, are promised speedy de-
liverance from their miseries by the r. Il. Relief
and Regulators,
We now direct the attention of The pnblic to
our second eat discovery for the cure of
chronic disease.
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Rhodes Fever and Ague Gu

ENOR the prevention AMI cufe
Il Mt a ID Renii5lens eyers FeverN re-.
Chills nd Fevor, Dinb Agge. General I.-f-.-
lily. Night sweais. and all other forms nf dis
ease which have common orig;ain alalaria 81.
Masma.
This ~ natural antidoic which viii ~ -~s-
~ protect any reSidea, or traveller even j., tf..
most sicEly or swampy localities. from 49,
ASne or 81 ious disease whatever. or anv in
jury from constantly inhaling Malaria - n 81
ma.
twill instantly check the Ague in . .r.c-
who have suffered for any length OF time. 8 .,,
one day to twenty years. that they need
never 10 have another chill bv continnile
use according 10 directions. Tue ,,aiie.. a.
once begins To recover his appetite aud sire n.
and continues until radical cure is eli
One or two bottles will answer f,r ., l-..,,..
cases; some may require more. Direcl ~.
printed IN German, French and Spanish, q
company each bottle. Price One Dollar 49,
Liberal discounts made 70 the iIadc
JAMES a. RHODES, Providence 2.
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THE BOWELS.

All of the common pills OF the day. called
Vegetable, Indian. Ca'har'ic. &c. claim that
they cure disease by purging from the bowels
This is as far as they go-they act npon the
bowels by irritating the mucuous membrane,
and thus obtain an evacuation in the same man.
ner as the bowels moved by eating some
thing that disagrees with the system. This is
truly an unnatural meihcd of restoring the sys-
tenn 10 health, by swallowing pills that irritates
aud disagrees with it, Those who have taken
these common pills are well aware of the weak
and debilita'ed condition their systems are left
in. After the securing operation of these dras
tic purgatives is over. the bowels are sore and
feeble. and again become costive and bound
mp. Honce arises dy dyspepsia and host of 9TH
or diseases. Railways Regulators never leave
the bowels in costive condition. or occasion
pain or WEAKNESS in their operation.
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No. Ez.-R. X. RESOLVENT.
HUMORS-CHRoNIC DISEASES.


Diseases that have been lingering in the
sys EN- for a length of time, taintng the blood
with impurities and covering the body with
sores and ulcers: diseases Inherited by her
editary descent, 3r contracted by inoculation
or tranSmyt' d by other seaseS; over all of
which Sa diseases AMI disorders in this sec
ond class,
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLVENr
Possesses the most positive curative powers.
Th all powerful remedy has performe
m racleS he way CT cures. Ii has made
many persons sound and whole, whose fie h
was one mass of corrupt on. and who were
so dishgure by disease as to render hem OBJ
jectS repulSive 10 the Sight.
HuMoRs--BAD BLOOD
Chronic diseases, ScroiulouS AMI SypI6l'ir
complains, consumption, and other affections
of the lungs and throat, InduIations and or-
game enlargemens, chronic rheuma ism, CLAN
dular swelling, hacking dry cough, cancer
Gus affections, bleeding ofthe lungs dySpe -
STA, wafer braSh, tic dOler TX, white swelling
tuners, ulcers. p diseases, female complaints
Gout, ncketS, bronchitis, liv7r complain,
AND ALL ERUPTrvE DISEASES.
The moment a doe of the Resolven; is taxi
en- into the system infected with dis ase, the
patient experiences he MS deligh ful sensa
hons Tor new life is cOursing lhr ugh every
vein ard tissues of the body-enrching and
purifying The bl Cd and sting out all m r
bid, corrupt AMI oathsome humorS.
The Rem waiting Resolvcnt is a posi- i've cure
for al chronic comp aims. 1t has mad. whole
and Soand patients who had Suff.re The m lst
terrible to ture disease coull inf ct up n the
system Let those wis faYe tried otier treat
mentS AMI are sfil Urc--ed, give the r so !
vent triIl-lt where you. Price one dol
l.r perbottle. RADWAY 4 co.
ISD Eu1r,n Nov,
Sold by Druggists, N rchantS, and store
keepers everywhere.
ID, C. 30, 1853, 4OyI.
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Diseases and complaints cDuscd by exposure
andGtmospheric Chan ges, ouer ,chich Rnd,cay' s
Ready Relief and Radpay Regulators poss-
es.s the mol remarkable curatiue pohrers. and
chieh riH readily yield 10 the r. X. Remedies.
COLDS AND FEvERs.
When the system is Fl rst seized with h Sudden
cold, or fever sets in. A dose of from three
10 six of R,dway's Regulators should be taken
this Is all the medicine at this stage Of the
disease that is required, in few hours the sys-
lem will be restored to sound health. Bat If
the Geld and fever is neglected, and coughs.
headaches. colds. chills. pains and aches in the
limbs, joints. muscles. bones. side and back.
sore throat. hoarseness, difficult breathing fol-
lows the coid and fever-then Railways Ready
Relief should be applied externally, and good
dose of the Regulators taken. As soon as the
Relief is applied reaction will take place, and
in n few hours the patient will be free from all
pam or annoyance.
1t these signs Of the presence Of disease in
The system are unnoticed. and violent fevers
break out. in the form of Bilious, Typhoid,
Scarlet, Ship Fever and other mali gnant fevers
such as Pneumonia, Lung fever and Brain Fee
yer, a more rigid treatment becomes necessary.
The Regulators s''ould be giv-n every fonr
hours in large ,lses of from four TO six. until
tree and copious discharges from the bowels
are Obtained. The reliefapplied will produce
a salutary effect Tpon the skin, and, taken in
water will ablte the fever.
II inf lmations or COMPOSITIONS take place,
Railways Regulators and Ready Relief should
be taken in large doses. A ours will quickly
follow their use. In cases OF Biliousness or
malignant Billions Fever, or Bilious Pneumonia,
Railways Regulators, given in full doses, and
the whole surface of the body bafhed with
Radway's Ready Relief, will effectually and
speedily cure the patient.
If RuFuuArISW
Attacking the joints and limbs. inflitting its
terrible pangs of pain with merciless rapidty-
changing aboui from joint to joint and from limb
to limb, Lumbago Neuralgia Gout AFFECTS
you, Rodway's Ready Relief applied applied to
the parts where III pain is felt, will quickly
relieve you from its excruoating pangs. Rad
ways Regulators will expel from the intestines
ailirritating and ccfrupt humors.
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EVIDENCE OF MERIT

LEwisDvRG- Uuion Co.. Pa. Nav ?. 1855.
Mr. j: A. Rhodes-Dcar Sir: The lox 81
medicine you sent me was duly received ot .l-
llih oil April. have sold about one hall .f T.
and so lar the people who have used Il are sa-
fsfed that II has cured them. 1t has certain
.tPreh the ASne IN every one who has uscd
II ana SIX oil ne cases We re of To- g Standing
Ny sister, who has had it for five or six re.-s
back coul never get 1t stopped. excep; by
Qnnlne. and that only as long rs she wCuld
take 1t. is now, think. entirely cured by o, ?
remedy. c. r. McGiNLEY.v
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Railways Regulators.

We here direct the attention of the public to
orr newly discovered RENE ly-RADWIY' 5
EGULATORS; they posses the great curative
propar.i,s oil purgative, cathdr,ic. aperient,
sadoriiic, anti-dyspeptic. correctOr AMI Regg-
lator Of fac system. They are in fact the only
perfect purgaiive and cathartic that has ever
been discovered or given To the wori.
RIdwav's Regulators will answer a better
purpose than Calomrl or Mercury, without en-
failing on the system the terrible injuries of
these banelul drugs.
They in the form of pills elegantly Coat
ed with gum, perfectly tastelSss, aud can be
taken without sickenng Or nansrating the pa
tent. They are To be used in all cases when
The system is cut of order, under the influ
ence OF disease. One or two oses of RIdwty'
Regulators has frequently checked the progress
oi the most terrible diseases and restored the
system to heath aud regularity.
They establish new and approved princi-
Piles in medicine, and secure Inc great and i'm
Portant power of regulating to "A healthy. natu-
raj and harmonious action. each and every or.
gan in the bovy. This great controlling power
has never formed any part OF the properties of
the popular Caiharic, Vegetable or Indian Pur-
gative Pills, that have ever been in use.
Railways Regulators rid the system from
disease and restore the human body to health.
on an entirely different principle 20 the weak
ening. sickening and gripping method of the
common cathartic aud purga,i,e pills
One or two of r always Regulators will re-
move the cause that occasihns pain or sick
ness, or an irregular or unnatcral action or con-
ditOn of the organs of the body, quicker, more
effectual, and with less trouble to the patien,
than six or ten of the common ca har,ic or pur-
gative pills. The moment Railways RegIla-
tors are taken into the system afflicted with dis
ease, their equalizing efficacy begins. they
SearCl out the elements of disease uhprever ;,
may be seated; they act upon the whole surface
of the intestines and bowels, attracting the foul
and morbid humors from the blood, glands. Sc
cretng vessels, and expeling these seeds of
disease from The holy. restoring healthy and
regular action to the Liver, B pwels. Paucreas,
Heart. Kidney, Bladder, Skin and al other
Vi>cera.
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CAME. ShpPo. Ey0ys


and such little things for me, so that I NAV
get along if remain faithful TO the market I
Will do that. Ny brother in Canada preSen-
ted me with a rare bird Of unexampled dimen
SONS. "a Shanghai ROoSter.) When Iattempt
10 speak OF this feaihered pledge OF brother
hood, languague cannot come TO time He
has strong tendency TO rnn TO legs: he is
shaggy, eye like hen, disposition courageous,
tail like the but end Of a feathered buster, and
his voice like rhnoceros with the whooping.
cough; but call in the market, can sell Won
plenty OF other birds, but how they ever got
my chicken to Plymouth, is uncertain. but
the carmen tell me that they switched off on
side track and made him draw the passenger
train, and for fear that he might stray away in
the night, 4 cable him 10 the wood house in
the garden. But this voracouS animal is eat
ing ne ont of house and home, and with the
means OF the market only | see that one of us
must starye. His hunger is still on the in
crease. Ihave missed some ofmy wood, 'pies
and kittens. The poor brute has also com
menced eating his toes. observed him look
ing strongly after Eliza and Henry. Mr.. Dow
ming backed out. Call folks and see this
monster.
Oh. this feathered Know Nothing, like the
Eastern Prince, who, when he wants 10 ruin
man, makes him present OF an elephant, and
Will not allow him to sell, give away or kill
but he must keep the same and be ievoured
This revengeful brother, for Some unknown
injury that | have done him, has sent me this
villain, who eats as If he was the result of a
cross between the anaconda and the Ostrich.
! lie must be killed, or sold for a breaking team
or to some State or Territory for a curiosity.
Times In New York; saw the Astor house
city hall. white hall, and several other cor
| ners, all IN the same mght-stopping at all
The last thing that I distinctly recollect, was
trying to pay fare for three with one piece Of
money, demanding 90 change, bat did not
getit. supposed the city hall to be an oppo-
sition steamboat. In the morning found my
self In bed with my clothes on, my boots un-
der my pillow, my hat under the stove, and
my watch in the waller pitcher. 1 tried to
write to some one with my tooth brush-fo1nd
it in the ink-Stand. This Croton water inter-
| feres with my tender system SO much, that |
| think shall take TO the use of milk in the fu-
ture. What would be the effect ofbrandy and
water without any water in it, but with lit
tie lemon?
Aug 9, 1855. Off
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NEW YORK, June IT, 1855.
81 have made chemical examination ,f
Rhodes" Fever and Aglc Cure,'' or a iiGcie
10 Malaria.' aud have tested il for A.,
Mercury, Canine, aud S;rychninc, but have
not found Il particle of either in H. nor have.
found any substance in lis composition ibat
would prove injurious to he constitution.
JAMES r Chiffon. NJ. D., Chemist
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CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS

Take no more Arsenic, Tones, Mercury.
Qninine, Fehriingcs, Strychnine, OF Ant-Per:.
odIcs any kind. The well known inefficien
cy OF thee noxious poisons proves them to lie
the offspring either Of false medical priac;pl.s
or OF mercenary quacks. The OILY reined, IN
existence that is both sure and harmless. is
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
For sale IN Plymouth by II. B. PERSHING,
Co.. dealer IN Drugs medicines Groceres.
July 10. 1855. l8lv.