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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-07-12

Under this head the Pioneer of yesterday
pretends to quote from the National Era, at
Washington, two or three paragraphs con-
demnatory of the nomination of Col. Ere
mont, and predicting his defeat. 1t is scarce
ly necessary for us to state, in community
where the recklessness of the Pioneer is so
well known, that the National Era never ut.
tered sentence Of the character here attri.
buted to it. DR.. Bailey supports the nomi
nation of Fremont and Dayton as cordially
Is any editor in the Union. Here is what
the " last National Era from which the
Pioneer processes to quote-says of our two
candidates. After speaking at length o
them, the editor thus sums up:
Both these gentlemen, then, are Republi
cans both are honest and able men both
have done service to the country both are
committed openly to the principles we have
so long advocated both are made by the
Philadelphia Convention the representative
men, for this canvass, of the Republican
movement therefore, we shall sustain the
nominations earnestly, andto the best of oul
ability.
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illustrating the anatomy and physiology, and diseases
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the duties and casualties of single and married fehap
Ply and fruitful alliances, mode of securing hennfeli-
tous and infertile ones-ther DEVIATION REMOVAL
important hints to those contemplating matrimony
will overcome objections to it; none, however, should
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females from infancy to old age, each graphcay
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bty, its causes and cure, by at simple
safe and effectual that failure is impossible for
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which all persons themselves without mercury
remedies for those sef-incted miseries and disap-
pointed hopes unfortunately prevalent in the young
1t is truthful adviser the married those conte
plating marriage. Its perusa is particularly recon-
mended to persons entertaining doubts IF their
physical condition. and who having
arded the health happiness and PRIVILEGES TO which
human being is entitledt0 Price 25 cents per copy
copies TO- dollar. Mailed free of postage to
any part of the United States.
N. B.-Those who prefer may consult DR. l. CRoIx
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to the ruin of the health patient. His esFrencb
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OF disorders, whcE unfortunate physlcans treat with
mercury, to the rretrievable destruction the paten
constitution, and which all the in the world
cannot cure.
DR.. La CROlX'S medicines are free from nj, r,,ner.
al poisons, and put in neat compae from which
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NICOLS, KINNIE & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Stoves, Tin Ware, Agricultural
Implements. &c.. &c..

Corner Of Exchange and SGint anthony Streets
(Near the American Hotel)
ST. PAUL,
Re now opening their large and ca refully selected
n stock, consisting in part of Cooking and Parol
Stoves of the latest and most approved patterns, Tin
Plate Pig Tin, Pig Lead, bar and sheet Lead Copper
Bottoms, Brazie3s and Timed Sheet Copper sheet
Zinc, sheet ro and Nails of all sizes; Window Glass
and Shades, White Lead and Zinc Paints, Manila
Ropi, ect.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
such as Plows, Cuitivators, Cutivator and Harrow
Teeth, Grain Cradles Scs thes and Snaths, Handled
and Garden Rakes, two three, ard four pronged Ger
man and cast steel Forks Shovels Spades, Mattocks,
Picks, Grub and Hand Hoes, Hay Knives; Straw Cut
terS, Pruning Shears, Prier Scythes, etc.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Anyfls, vices, Bellows, hand and sledgc damn ers,
AXIS, Hachets, Rasps, Files, Carriage Springs and
Axles. Carriage aud Tire Bolts, Wagon Boxes, Crow
bars, Coli Log and Pump Chains, Cisern Pumps. Well
Wheels and Buckets, brass, enammeed and French
pressed Kettles, Hollow Ware generally, Sad and Fire
Irons. Also general assortment of
JAPANNED AND TINWARE.
" All sorts of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work
done 10 order.
This stock we have purchased almost exclusively
from the manufacturers, and therefore enabled TO
sell at the lowest rates.
The public respectfully invited to cal and
ne before buying elsewhere je16dimawtf
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Saint KsasIl Iron Store.
NICOLS & BERKEY,
Wholesale Dealers in
MIL GIL

Iron, Nails, Steel, Flows, Axes
A'avas, Vices, Bezzoaos, E. Heavy Hardaeare,
Wabashaw Street.
Also, agents for Herring s. HetZ's Fire Proof Safes
RE now receiving their large stock, consisting il
IN part of
240 tons f assorted iron.
1000 kegs of assorted mails.
Is tons Plow Steel.
tons Spring Steele.
3 tons Cast Steele.
100 Sets Assorted Axels.
so pairs Elliptic Springs.
5000 pounds Harrow Teeth.
2 tons Grind Stones.
1000 Boxes Window Glass.
5000 pounds pure White Lead and Tin
Linseed Oil and Varnish.
100 bundles Printing Paper.
Braking Flows, Cross and Corn Plows
Anvils, Bellows and Vices.
Shooting, Hand and Sledge Hammers.
Large Iron Kettles.
Axes, Saws and Crobars.
Cattle and Log Chains.
Wagon and Buggy Boxes.
Screw, Plates, Nuts, Washers and large assortmen
OF VulcaniZed Rubber and Leather Betting, Lace
Leather and gun packages for engines, &C. Sc ali o
which they will sell at low prices and liberal dscoun
will be given to the trade.
may %, 1856. ieaawtf
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MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made in the condition of q
IL cer,ain mortgage wherein Augustus f. Spoffard
and Martha M. Spofford mortgagors and Theodore
French is mortgage, and whereby the following de-
scrIbed premises mortgaged: That is to say, Lot
numbered fortyfour (44 in block numbered eighty two
1907 in DAYTON and Irvne's addition the town Of St.
Paul; said mortgage having been given to the
payment three several promisory notes, each for
hundred dollars in one year from date, each signed by
said Spoord able to said French and each bearing
date April %, 1885, and being recorded in the Registry
of Deeds Ramsey county, in the Territory Of Minne
sofa in Book opp of mortgages, page 371 andSe72
on the 9th day of April, 1866, O'Clock, Ii
and there being due thereon and unrad the of
two thousand hundred and dollars and
tweuty-one cents, and no suit proceeding having
been Instituted by law to said det any part
thereof.
Now therefore, the above desS rbed me rtgaged pre-
Uses will sold at the Court House. in the city of st.
Paul, in the county OF Ramsey Aforesaid, Thursday
The 10th day July next, at 10 O'Clock A. M at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder.
THEODORE FRENCH, Morfgagee.
st. Paul, Nav DC. 1856 CIV
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Louisville, Minnesota.

TEfHE proprietorS of the above town would call the
l. attention of EmigrantS and all others to the ad-
vanaces OF this place.
1t is situated Immediately below the Little Rapids,
which is practically the head of navigation on the Min
nesota River: ans; beng the only high ground not
sui ject to overflow OF the River in the vicinity of the
Rapids, nsier IFS location superior to other
the river.
We have enc Hotel, one store, AMI a steam sawmilI
will be in operation in few weeks. There is also q
good Warehouse convenient 70 tie Landing.
We have good steamboat navigation to this place at
all when not closed by ice. AS point for the
various mechanical branches apd for mercantile business
it cannot be beat, as the country both sides the
River is unsurpassed for farming purposes and thcky
settled.
Liberal inducements offered to all who wish to
locate in and ouri> hing place. We invite all to
and for themselves, and not be deceived by
IIumbug Railroad meetings, etc. The advantages OF
Louisville obvious TO all. We have gas works
here; come and see before you invest or locate.
Fl. H. SPENCER s. CO.
Lou yille, April, 1886. [ad24daw3m Pho copy
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Territory of Minnesota, !
County of Ramsey.
Summons foI money demand on a contract for the
payment of money.
Henry e. Dbble, Richard ". Clarkand Addison g.
Blckford, co-partners under The lame of esH r. D;b
bic Co." against n. II. Sawtell and j. L. Seal
co-partners under the name of S'Sawtell & Co,
To the Gb0Ue named Defendants:
v OU are hereby summoned end required to answer
IL the complaint in this action which has been filed
IN the office OF the Clerk of this Court at ST. Paul. i'm
the county OF Ramsey in the Territory Of Minnesota
ana TO serve copy of your answer to the said COM
Paht ON the subscribers, at their office at st. Paul,
aforesaid within enty days after the service of tbs
summons exclusive OF the day CT such Service; and e
you fail to answer the said complaint within the time
AFORESAID, the pantf1s in this action will take udg-
ment against You fer the of two hunored and
twenty-nne dollars and nnetyfour cents with interest
from the seventh day Of March, A. D. 1896 besides the
costs OF this action. AMES & VAN E1TEN,
AttY'S for Plaintiffs.
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From the Lexington (Mo.) Citizen.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, June 10, 1856,
Lecompton, X. L.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, June 10, 1885,,
Lecompton, K. I.
MY DEAR SIR: Your favor of the 18th is
received. wrote to you same days ago,
which presume you had not received, at
the date OF your last.
You can have no difficulty in coming into
the Territory with bona .fde settlers.
l have resigned my office, and leave for St.
Louis probably on tomorrow. AS soon as
pass the line, Col. Woodson will be the
acting Governor, and if you have any diff
Guilty, which my last letter to you does not
remove, with the troops you will address
him on the subject. repeat that my Pro
clamation has no application to bona .flt
emigrants coming into the Territory.
Yours with respect,
ISigncdl WILSON SHANNON.
COLONEL BUFoRD.
N. B. shall probably see you as I pass
down.
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e The Lawrence Herald of Freedom
is to be re-established. A corps of editors
and correspondents is to be scattered over
the territory, but the mechanical work of
the paper is to be performed in Alton, Hi
nois the date will be Lawrence, the sheet
to retain all the marks of publication in that
place, and the Post Office circulation will
proceed as usual, the types and presses being
meanwhile safe from destruction.
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Illinois stats letting.

This able and staunch Anti-slavery Ger
man paper, published at Chicago, has issued
its terms for a campaign sheet, which will be
found below. The Stats Zeitung is among
the best and most reliable of the newspapers
printed in the German language it contains
a complete record Of all the current news of
the day; its articles are ably written, and
it deals telling blows in favor of Free Speech,
Free Kansas and Fremont. We know of
no better way, says the Chicago Tribune, to
help the good cause to glorious victory
than to place copy of the Stats Zeitung
in the hands of every German voter in the
Northwest Our friends will do we'll to
see that subscriptions for that journal are
forwarded as fast as possible
FREMONT AND DAYToN-BIssELL & HOFFMAN,
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Foster & D.vis.
>. FROST,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Groceri
MD DnNICIGNS

Ind Forwarding and Commissio9 Merchant
.sei st. Paul, NJ. T.,
IA AV1NG made arrangements to enlarge his business
Il tor he coming he fatters himself by the
manner in which business will be conducted fully
peent to attend to any Commission Forwarding bust
ness that may be intrusted to his care.
He keeps constantly in store large and well selected
stock of Groceries and Provisions, wholesale ard RETAIL
such Coffee and Sugar Of all grades, Moasses Syrups
Teas, Spices. Soap, Candles, Goldfish, Butter, Cheese,
ing Tobacco Candy, Dried Apples and Peaches, Flour
Cornmeal Oyster, Sardines, Washboards and OGDEN
Ware of kinds, AMI in fact every thing else lily
kept in his line.
REFERENCES.
Messrs Co, st Paul. N. Corwiih s. Co. GalenS
= Brown q Fletcher &C W. B. Willis & Co &c
= F Hoyt Sons 6 Packard & Co &c
IS w Gilman. st Lonis G w Campbe & Co &c
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t"SC % an PAL IS UI tIIO UHIUH.@Q
CHEAPEST BOOK EVER Pub
lished, and containing nearly dou-
BILE the quantity of reading matter
in that of the Fifty cents or Dol
lar Publications. 1t treats On
the PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRI-
AGE, and the secret infirmities
and disorders of youth and matu-
rity,resultingfrom excuses which
destroy the physical and mental
powers observationson marriage,
its duties and disqualifications, &
their remedies with Autographs,
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George HI. Spencer.
LOST BAGGAGE.
St. Paul Iron and Brass Foundry.
F. GILMAN Pronrietor

va ILL and Machinery castings, Building columns
NA Window Caps, Sash " eights, Cauldcron Kettles
Sleigh Shoes, Sc, sc. Iron Tufnngs, Brass Casting
and Pattern Making done to order. Rabbit Metal con
stantly hand.
Ii
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Fremont STILL AHEAD.-On Tuesday.
July LIST, during the last trip up of the Lady
Franklin, vote waStaken of all the legal
voters on board, including the deck hands,
by ballot. The number of ballots cast was
H,-of this number 81 were cast for FIRE.
mont, IA for Buchanan and for Fillmore
Most of the ballots stated the former politi-
cal association Of the voter and the State
where he resided. Of the number voting II
were from Illinois, II N. York, Wis, 6
Indiana, A Mass, 4 Ohio, 4 Penn, 2 Vermont,
Conn.,, Maine, 2 Minnesota, R. l., N.
j., l CAL, l Miss, Iowa, Lou'a., lN.H.,
Canada,-of this number IA who, in 1852,
voted for Pierce, now voted for Fremont,
most bitterly, in their remarks, repudiating
the policy of the Government. Illinois was
almost unanimous Of the number who
voted for Buchanan, it was afterwards found
that some 4 or 5 were Southerners, thus re-
ducing the vote of Northern men to some 9
or 10 only for Buchanan. The whole pro-
ceedings were carried on in pleasant and
pusineSS-nkc manner.
Gov WISE of Va, at the ratification
meeting at Richmond the other day, stated
in his speech, that the election of Mr.. Bu-
chanan would result in Kansas coming into
tne Union as slave State, and increasing
the value of Negro men in Virginia from the
average OF one thousand to at least five
thousand dollars per head, (women and
children Of course in proportion.)
FIFTEEN horses, valued at $4,000, have
been stolen from Grant county, Wis, in the
course of ten days. There appears to be in
Western Wisconsin a very successful gang
OF horse thieves. The Grant County Herald
thinks that the rogues ought to have their
institution" incorporated under title,
and issue psper money promising to pay the
President, Directors & Co., of the Great
Western Incorporated Horse Thief Associa-
tion."
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Spring Campaign Of 1 $50.
Boston Clothing Store Replenished
G.. G.. GRISWOLDS.

G. u. GIRLS WOLDS,
ATE mission to the East has been productive of the
AA most important results, not only to himself but
to all citizens 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 ntmates to the trading public, that
his assortment of
Spring and Summer Clothing,
is full and complete and that hs has made arrange
mens to be in receipt goods throughout the
the latest and most fashionable styles and varieties.
He has also beautiful selection Of
Hats and Caps,
suitable for the warm weather. HE hats will pfotect
the counte1ance of tie wearer from becoming sun-em-
Drowned whilst s'the dog star rages.o
This yeor he has purchased with a view of filling or
ders at Wholesale and this branch Of the trade he
invites the attention of all who visit the city for the
purpose of making additions to the stock, being salts
lied that he can suit them with goods in his line and at
prices that will satisfy them in buying to sell again.
He also invites particular attention 10 his immense
stock of
Youths and Children's Clothing,
whick will be found to be the largest of that kinds OF
goods ever brought to the Territory, and which he de
sires to SOB off'' at the lowest possible prices.
1t will be necessary for those wishing to purchase to
visit his store, as In advertisement sthe half can
nrt be told then, His stock is superb and will bea
q critical eX minatnn. may l6daw
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S. S. EATON,

EAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, Once
~ Third Street, st. Paul, Minnesota. Land
bought and I'D on commission. Land warranslocated.
Investments made to the best advantage Insurance
effected in the most responhle Eastern Companies upon
all kinds of valuable property.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Borup 4 Cakes, Brown &
Fletcher, Hon II. N. Rice, W. p. Murray (Jan. I'56
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THREE men convicted at Talcaluana, Chill,
of setting fire to the ship Geo. Washington,
of New Bedford, Mass, received 100 lashes
each, and were sentenced to the chain gang
for 80 years.
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MANOMIN HOUSE.

FHNHE SUBSCRIBER has taken the above House, in
u the pleasant village Of Manomin, eight miles
above ST. Anthony, and is prepared accommodate
the Travelling public with the very best fare the country
affords. The house is furnished with every
ton to be found in any country and aside
stantias Of life, the best wines and liquors that
procured, may always be had upon call. The Stablng
of the Manon House, either emigrants, Teamsters
Drovers is superior to that of any other public
on the road north of St. Poul.
May 2ldaWtf A.J.WILLIS.
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THE FALLS HOUSE,

ANDRUS DURAND... ..PROPRIETOR.
CANNON FALLS, NJ. 7.
Boarders by the day week entertained with the
best fare the Minnesota market affords, and furnished
with pleasant and comfortable rooms. Abundance of
game and excellent Trout fishing in the immediate vci-
ity, with unsurpassed in any part the
Mississippi region. [June Is. ATT
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Portable Circular Saw Mills.

YaNUE subscriber is now prepared to furnish Circua,
IL Saw Mills of the most approved manufacture. all
set in complete running order ready attach to the
power. Warranted to with ease 1000 feet inch
pine boards an hour or no sae at The st Paul Foundry.
jt6dw6m = +. GILMAN
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FOR SALE.
Building Lots on a Long Credit


Building Lots on a Long Credit
THyO persons who will make good improvements,
II per per year interest, beautifully situated lots
for resid noes, in Mackubin s. Marshas Addition tt
St Paul. This addition is q of a mile from the Win.
slow House. All the roa from st. Anthony and the
country lying Northwest of st. Paul, which the
greatest thoroughfares leading into the through
it, The water is of the best quality, and free the
lime which renders that in tn lover town injurious tC
many people The situation is high and there IS az
abundance of shade trees The price of lots from
to 800 each In five years it may be safely assumed
they will be worth $500 to S. 500 each. There il
part of the city where desirable lots for residences
be obtained upon such liberal terms by parties who
will improve. small paym mt only Of from $25 tC
$50 cash, is rcqui1 ed on each lot
en-. MACKUBIN,
Banking House CT Mackubn * Edgerton, No. g.
WinSlow Hou.e.
lease. Also. and 10 lots adjacent to the city
credit Also large number of lots in all parts ST.
Paul and St. Anthony, for sale at the lowest cash
prices. To capitalists desiring 10 make reaesate in
vestments, can offer gre at inducements,
c. n. MACKUBIN,
Banking House of Mackubin s. Edgerton, No.
Wins low House.
Also for sale, four houses the st. Anthony
road, containing rooms each, with good stone
ment and cellaos,
C. N. MACUBIN,
Banking House of Mackubin and Edgerton. No. 6,
Wlnslow House, st. Paul, M. 7. dSw6m---may 16
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Professor Conrad, of Wittemberg Col
lege, Ohio, estimates the number of Ger
mans or descendants of Germans in the
United States, at about 100000.
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SAINT PAUL IRON STORE,
NICNIS 4, RERKEY

Successors TO Marshall E. Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN IRON, CAST AND
w Plow Steel. Nails, Anvils, Bellows, Vices, Hand
and Sledge Hammers Crowbars, Elliptic Springs, AxIes
Wagon and Buggy Boxes, Cable and Log CHAINS Pitts
bnrgh Coal, etc. liberal discount made to the trade
Wabasha street, ST. Paul. n. IT. Nav 4,law