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Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22
Loo X MN EELIVE!
DIR. J. J. .0ALLUP'S
COMpOifND SYRUP or BRfER ROOT,

COMPOUND SYRUP or BRfER ROOT,
best, enecus reliable Medicine used
% A.ss' nSs s ana
Young; also sovEREfoN REMEDY FoR st - -
Asiasic Cholera, in It's First SsaGes. ~ 20
TINS medicine has been yeas, and has establish
medicine in The world .thou. puns sdyerse
Nesrapsrs purpose diving
to the whole body Of the American people the knowledge which
experience can only give tofhe feU
The Brier Root Syrup
many Bowel
properties drugs
shops Known tina: person with common share
to relax what constpate the bowels. All know that
ss n a. %
variety Of other mediene have opposite tendency And
SO Of most Of the medictnes in
cines of this kind in such
moved and the medicine Of producing death This
poison; s property Of
medicine % the smother poisoning the
brings the unfortunate patient early grave.
or an impatient and unhappy old age.
medicines their efects
finally succeeded In the
.c the S 1 BE s
also succeeded in discovering
Of separating them, that and practicable.
This Great Discovery
enabled him to accomplish what he had been seeking after
viii cure the and Of the so~e
without In any way endaagerng the life Of the patient
Such is the origin Of the SYRUP BRIER ROOT, such
It's advantages every other medicine.
1t effects in quarter the time required by ordinary
medicines!
II leaves no mineral vegetable poison system
moved!
the system the opposite
equbrn and leaves the bowels their natural
induces diseased action the
1t IL pleasant to the taste, and produces
twill always effect before the patient
lu.cly incurabe!
u can in produce death, induce diseased
Its effect children Is astringent, and quetng being the
best cordial known!
THOUSANDS OF CERTIFICATES as to its effects and the
wrought he produced, but mcdicine, having
The properties this Syrup needs praise but merits.
have done duty in bringing the medicine 10 the notice OF
THE PEOPLE,
II is their investigate the
sure to do this is to
, GIVE IT A TRIAL.
Il is manufactured only by DWIGHT CHAPLIN, 70
g. Cook, at
@ No. 40 Washington Street, Albany, N. Y.
and orders will be promptly attended him his
and the medicine be had Druggists generally throughout
the country.
Apply above, to
A. w. CHURCHILL, Worcester Mass.
L. B. GoRTON, Cleveland, Ohio ...--
EDWARD HILL, Detroit, Michigan.
SHEsTER HARRIS, Indianapolis, Ia
A. BoYNToE. Ottawa, Ill.
THos ARMSTRONG, Davenport, Iowa.
]. II. PRICE, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
p B. COOK, St. Pau. Minnesota.
IL T. H. SEELEY, iIarrsbrrgl, "a.
The above exclusively in the employment
the Proprietor. and have charge the States which they
ocated. Se25-1yw
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22

CASE or Co>ScIENCF.-In Cincinnati, on the
I'D ult. Mr.. Hans llukill, while in a crowd, had
wa'ch worth $50 stolen from him. Mr. III. had
gwen mp all hope of ever recovering it, when a
lad, on "Wednesday last, entered his store, handed
HIM package. and quickly left. saying "a gen
tleman sent this TO YOU" Mr. ii. openedt the par
Gel, which contained the missing watch, and n
L otc in these words: - took YOUR watch. and am
sorry did so. My conscience will not let me
keep t,o signed, I" Unknown,
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22

CALIFORNIA FINA>CEs.-Gov. Bigier's Message
gives the details of the State debt, which is s.,
9O6,3l6, with cash in the treasury $l2, lo6. There
arc other assets to II . amount Of SiSl 10. The
Governor says:
congress having assumed the war debt, and
directed the sum of 1923 .2256 IS to be paid into
the treasury of the State, Will unqucstionable
provide for the payment of tic balance. Indeed.
have regarded the entire war debt as IN appa-
rGat rather than il real debt of the State"
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22
Sr. LOUIS, March 10.

ST.. LOUIS, March 10.
The Telegraph Cable OF the Union Line
broke during the late ice disaster has been re-
covered and mrnded and is again working at
the Chestnut street office.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22
MADISON, Wis, March II.

Our city election yesterday resulted in the
election Of j. &. Fairchlld, anti -Bars,ow May
or, by 400 majority.
l, is thought the Supre ne Court will render
Judgment to-day in the case OF Bashlord VS..
I}arsiow
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22
ST. PAUL BOOK BINDERY AND BLANK
BOOK MhNUFACTORY.

IaiTd-. betresn Minnesota cnf Robsrfss B. Pres
ieys Grocery dnd Provision Store.
'fNiE uuiersSu. having completed es arrangements for
l. Ruling and Binding, is prepared furnish Blank
Books OF description, Ruled AMI Bound
pattern, with without printed headings.
prompt attention pail 10 ogrrs County Ocers. Banks.
Music Aa-szues, Pamphlets &c., bound in style
Pa aiming directions
Bill Heads, shipping Bills, &C., Ruled and Printed
sgri-tf J. A. N. HOISfNGTpN.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22

RAlsIHG COFFEE. 1t is believed by many that
coffee can be cultivated in some Of oar Southern
States successfully as in Brazil, Java and Ja-
maiua. If so. it is high time that some of
planters were entering upon its culture, it costs
our country no less than Sl5, 800 900 annually for
the beans. of this plant. The coffee tree lives to
great age, provided that the land is kept well
drained. The tree begins to bear when three
years Old, ami is mt its full bearing when seven
years old. The tree is allowed to grow in height
from six to seven feet; the top branches arc prun-
cd of when the tire. is five years old, that by
the time it is seven, it resembles spread UNI
brrla Each branch dro"ps downwardS and thus
gives the pekcrs good chance to pick the berry.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22

COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN GUARD AND DR!vER.--
This deSter ratum in railway trains is secured bv
new invention about to be applied on the South
Western Railway. Every train will haze Il gutta
perela tube extending it's whole length. This
tube will be formed of parts, which are attached
to each o:hcr by spring clip, so that the length
of the tube can be mnde to correspond with the
length of any train. This tube is connected with
an air pump in the guards van in front and the
guards van at the end of the train. Bv n stroke
of this pump the air is forced through the tube
to the opposite end of the train AMI produces
very loud and shrill whistle at mouth piece at
tached to the tube in each guards van. and to a
montia piece which extends also close to the en-.
gine driver. One whistle means look ont two
Whistles signify caut.on,' and three whistles de-
note danger.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22

C1E The London correspondent Of the Ma
tional lntelligencer says that Mr.. Macauey's fifth
Vaiume is not in press. and SAYS that the prepar-
alton OF ncw edition Of the third and fourth VOL
umes OF his history is supposed to have origina-
ted the rumor.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22

Posi- OrrICE RoBBERIEs IN GEoRGlA.--Tbc Co.
lumbnS Ca. Tins of the I'd ult., says:
For some weeks past, and particularly nee the
18th of ID .ctmbcr last. vauabic lcttcrS and pack
agrs continuing money to tn. amount OF near
$4,000 htve be II abSractrd from the post ohce
in this city. Some ten days since. Me'sls. }. l..
McGuire of Baltimore, AMI ID. i. Blair. of CO.
lumbus, Miss, special agent of the Federal Gov
ernment, ;rrived in town and were occupied dill
gently for sever q, da>s in ferreting out the thi t.
\ b nix bill OF the dissemination OF 500 WAS
identified rs one Of the bills in missing pack
age, and traced to John Ch,Som, Young man of
this ctv, about Is Years of ace, who hal been
occa >ionaily employed in the post-oihcc, and on
that account gained access thereto at all hours
He was accordingly arrested, and after II rrellm-
mary examination o: the evidence, which con-
sumed three days. WAS held to bail in the sum of
5000 to answer the chnige before the courts of
the United States. nee these occurrences We
learn jhit the father of the Young min has dis
closed tn, fact that som. 50 0UD were found in
his lot by Il servant on the 23d Of Dccemb t.
The money w"s placed by him on deposit in one
the bank agencies. 1t belongs, it is supposed, to
the Bank OF Charleston.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22

Us Mr.. VIM. d. Stranghan, editor of the
Harrisonville, Va, 'Union America died few
days since quite suddenly.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22

y The House of Representatives of Georgia,
by formal resolution, nave declined to hold in
tercourse with Vermont, and instructed the Gov
ernor accordingly. They will neither receive
messages nor send them.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22

TERRIBlE SIUATIoN.- The Delhi EAST In'lia)
Gazette, states that rec 'ntlv peon III the Tan
nab, near the college bailrc. observed rat run
across the noor. lie stoopeI t. look after it,
having his turban off and his back hair loose
While in this position he suddenly fclt as though
some one was tuggng him back 10y the hair. lie
put his hand up, ami to his horror fcund there
was Il large cobra on his back. struggling to free
its teeth from his hlir, in which they had got
tangled. Probably the reptile had also observed
the rate, and had dropped from the roof, imbned
with keen love of hunting as the peon him.
self. BE that as it may, the snake ultimrtely sue
cccicI in getting loose, and escaped to a hole,
without inhc,ng any injury on the man. BY the
orders of the chief mac istrat", the place pull
cd down the next day, and there, sure enough
the sake with the rat in his stomach, half
digesteu.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22
CULVER. JNO. fARRINGTON.
CULVER FAREINGTON,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchants

CULVER FAREINGTON,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchants
Upper Landing. st. Paul. Minn..
Wholesale Dealers
G. GROCERIES AND PROFI S1ONS.
Libera! Alliances made Cossiynaents.
REFERENCES:
II. l.. Douspman Prairie du Chicn,
b. II. Campbell & Co., Galsna,
q. W. Campbell n Co., do.
Cnrwith n Co., dec
l.augwortiy X Co., Dubuque,
'' Z. O. Potter, Bellevue, +rsr"F ...tt.s.B
Burrows < Ptttyman, Davenport,
Green " Stone. Mn>catine,
VIM. Gayle Il Co., KeithshTg
Humphreys, Tut 4 Terry, ST. Louis,
J. J. Anderson < Co., DO.
Kennedy y Fu>tcr New Orleans,
Il. Brewer Co.., do.
Rumscy, Brothers & Co., Chicago,
Thomas Hale, do
Cronin, Hurxthall K Sears, New York,
Ramsey Crooks, do.
Stur, Price & Co.. Philadelphia,
Callcnar, R,grrs n Co.. BoSton.
Mark Packages VI c. & r., Upper Landng ST.
Paat, NJ. T. jaIl-tf
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22

CS 1he Michigan Southern Railroad Compa-
ny propose erecting magnificent depot at Chi
caso, which is to cost 100000.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22
SELLING OFF CHEAP,

To MAKE jOM FOR OUR SPRING ARRIVALS.
OUR stock of all kinds Hardware is complete,
" would ask of Z am rpentcrs, CtbnctMaker Sad
dlcrS al all others sock before making the
purchases. w articles
line be puchi scd in So give a calls No.
plr, Block, Saint pau..-Tebruary2 .: 1856.
fetI-if Il
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22

ALLEN PIERSE,
AsfeTucy c{ Ldp and General Lend Agent.
IJAV1N been Register land Osnce under the late
ADMINISTRATION. he able select the best land
subject entry and will regularity
tons made by him.
VIII locate land and invest
fit ef Is the and ~ per per
for from to three ycarsand charge half the
these rates commissions.
Oice ar door to the Episcopal Church. St.
Paul, Min. piyIS-u
BIGELOw & FLASDRAr.
Afforncgs and CounseLoYs La,r.
Ofee l.. Co.'s Third below Roberts.
ST. Pail. Minnesota.
WILL attend promptly snt carefully professional business
W in all tbs the territory; to the collection
debts all other business Connected
the profession.
Money 10 loan In sn all gsrl security.
HORACE n. BIGELow. CHARLES Z. TLANDRAU.
my-tf.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22
DISSOLUTION AND REMOVAL.

'jE subscriber would respectfully apise the pubc ha'
L the Of Wright * FZ dissolved, July 23d, 155,
by mutual consent All accounts due the firm will he settled Ivy
r. H. FitZ, who is authorized the the
that purpose. undersigned, removed his shop
ST. Peters the First Presbyterian Church, in the
building occupied by MessS. Gc, Cs HeSr. will
carry the bsin in all its branches. Thankful!
for e respectfully ocs continuance q" the
au3-tf r. Ii. FITZ.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22

Cy- Hugh C.orrisan has been convictcdof the
murder of his wife, in Westmoreland county, Pa
and sentenced to be hung.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22

. Mrs. Joanna Graham died in Boston on
the 18th, aged ll0 years in the same house where
her husband died 10 years ago.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22

cyS witness ina liquor case at Manchester, Y.
s., the other day, gave the following testimony
IS Sasoln is ice and water and some stuff squirt
ell into it from Il concarn. Don't know whether
1t is intox eating or Mott makes one feel good
feet lift easier.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22

GS The Racine and Mississippi road is open
As miles The receipts for the Gsst week were
$4,000.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22

FOR SALE.
yHIE OFFER for following described property,
w which interested which
at gblc prices:
Lc, g Block Irviucs Iryjnc's Ad.
diioG Ia 81. Paul.
Lot 8, Block Is Kittso,fs Addition.
Lots 4 anu 8. Block 3D. Rice & Irvim's Addition.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22
DIR. T.. SMELL.

EXCELIOR MINNESOTA.
Former Proprietor and Physician Of the Springfield Water
Cure, and late Proprietor Of Easthanpton Hydropatbc
Institution.
nR SHELL having had long and successful practice In
~ Tyiropathy Electro Magucts, and Dertal Surgery,
would respectfully solicit the patronage the people this
vicinity and public generally. Examinations chronic
diseases with fun description given with previous
knowledge OF tho case, asking questions.
:. Ofice hours from A. II. to p. NJ. 1Olawtf
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22

CEs Eight members of one family are at pres
cnt confined in the county Jail at Cincinnati.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22
CHARLES T.. MAYO & CO.,

(Snccessors To p. 5. Newcll.)
SV-HOyESALE Dealers Cutlery. NJ ayfac-
w a.d DcaeEs IL Stoves
ST. Paul. Minnesota. g. L. MAYO.
i5-iy u. BANGS, JR.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22
STEAM BoILRRs,

(>p ~ an hs,a .n A,., sNret
Iron Wort VII. SmoIr Pine ps.chs. Sc n,.de or
short notioe-at Eagle Works Cb,csgo' -
eeh0O-fx vts - -''lO--~-p = ~ n Awes A co.
=. y : " 80 = -
STEAM INDiCATOhS AND WATER GUAGES,
NOR SALE, at Eagle Works, Chicago. Il
q.s, q. A. OELOYNES e Co..
IMPoRTERs l
~a So,,5 ,vo,.r S,rss, I,a s,c;r,, cs,cScae
UyUE wines and Iouors sold by the above House are all
the Importation Of their New York frn, and are trans
fer In bond under me seals of Governmenf to Chicago
.y re in uuited States cellar, In this
way the Of the States can
IN chIas, % the same e. certainty as to quality as any New
oH "oou.u oi . ~ ".y -. 30 a. " " 49, ~
oe - q" '' ~ IL, ~. a., g.. ,.,. NJ, -
", w., :. ''o ;, p;sI -. I,s ~ c - % ~ ~ ~ ,h rh.,,
o. -, . a., ., ~ ,,o,r ,,, g., =, ,.irnrs -, ,.n
VI @ o.. % a.' ~ , ~ an ,ta,r or,nrs as asva
"c ~ p1 - - - =
CHARLES WOOLLETr.
General Commission ana Advertising AGENT
56 LAKE STRREr, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
permanently business this city, andoaer services
sales Produce purchases Of Merchandise, Lmbcr &c
commission, together with business which requires
onal attentions Tor which an experience OF over seventeen years
In active mercantile pursuits and thorough Kno"led2e OF the
city ,fade has qualified me to effect on the most
crs thereby frequently ovatng the Inconvenience an ex-
peise ~ leaving yonr home ana business iophs 10 De iavo
ed with your commands trusting that this Introduction may eac
extensive and mutually benefela and assuring
OF my best efforts IN your bcha am truly yours,
RrrERs Aid. W. Kennedy, r. j. Williams, w. waynian
NJ L. Keith; A. H. Backal ESD, John Rogers ESQ, IL FrinK;
ESD. MeSsrs. Nugent Il OWENS may IA u
SCOVILLE. BUSCliICK Il CO.,
NJ. ru:..:.
Builders OF Steam Engines. Saw-MiII., MiI-Gearins
and all kinds OF Machinery.
ARTICU "A Ste auboa Engines,
Il PS.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22
4 CARD.-T0 LUMBERMEN.
TIE UNDERSIGNED. GENERAL AGENT FOR
kESVE4ES' PATENT SAW AND


A CARD-T0 LUMBERMEN.
TIE UNDERSIGNED. GENERAL AGENT FOR
KN1WE.ES' PATENT SAW AND
S.sSY-Msi,s.
II AvING compirt'l iour Mills in his respectfully in
viic' the httrii"n "I Mil wn I" tirir cp-rati'i
B,h LOG AND Kt-SAwIA M, Le sc,, at
Smith " C's, foot OniaIot.. North inch.
rs boy'Pa. 'ni al Mason i"nb's In ti'n To The tw"
rms notifications i;>c
gagged Luincr TWO o cr
OF his Mi wit: SLlTTING GANGS and 81 ING Gangs,
away Is ncII kcrf, ANA making inch boards 3S
incl. thick, l.. inch boards
5000 feet per hour.
Carrying 2i f""l long ai 10 liz
inch kcr and making SiiG Flooring and Fencing,
5000 per h,'r, asir, i,5OJ per hour
Thr power required the slitiin. Gang horses, ami of
the Siding Gang, 10 horses.
perceiv.by n;ei-"n, III these
forms are AIDS 10 Mills already IN operations ,icn the
ordinary devices making Igmbr Thy pcIciv.
their Importance in CT " e addition
IN pr"""' s'c''' IA 'hr SAVING "i lumber; hi'd, in ihc
making of >hci md .,oo'h "n'rr; "urih IN the
thus IA s2Sins aeh ai settii, car.!aoe is
QaiTcsl.
These ormsas n fact ali the f Knowles Mil<are
exceedingly simple inl chea2 i'll Construction; and
ducemcnt to manufacturers ATOP; them establish,
mens the Undersigned sell them upon
For Siiiin G,ngs-s5Uo cash delivery MnI New
Yok-S50O when the Nil, 5000 per hour, $500
six months thereafter.
For SIDING $500 cash delivery of Mll Chicago,
and 500 when the M cuts 1000 feet lin al, or 1900 feet SUI
pcricial per hour; any
payment $500, the ivng
they .xh1t over any single saw or arcu-
.#ttT JAMES BEATTIE, JR., GEN. GENT,
Olicr under Mirine Bank, Ghicaf :, illinois.
n. D.-L0G MILLS 4nd SINGLE SAW Sitting MI Is
for sale in .hicasopicr, sio1o Term, ir ios 800 cash
balance rs. IL the desired.
80 PER Il ~ aud travelling
The following is the RI ic 10y the tarie Com
nittee Superin, the hi.
The Reoit company
gentlemen, assembled at d given Mr.
the trial. lvn"r
tr"Incon Of tn. improvement in the West
- John t;arck, ESD, Chairman Committee
called ai,ou ali made verbal
REPORT. 80
Tho othcr ,n.ni.rs t
himse greatly surprised a workng power OF
Knowles acknowledge
To all the capacity that Is claimed Thy put
work sea-o~d boards, kiotty.
two hours and minr;as ii hundred
and eighty eigt feet. II then
power, they did not full ten hours In hours and
minutes the had cut Thousand hundred
fifty aud there the Con mttee rested, feeling
the trial completely successful.
Mr. Garrick expressed in eloquent the which
robed at his heart witnessing the accomplishment
and valuable results nIh- West which his
lie hoped the day when this
the world.' oCJl-N
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22

CO Hcnnep;n is the most ancient town on the
Illinois river.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22
WANTED,


FYNHE Grand Medical Warehouse No. ~ Washington
L Albany N Y, immediately 50 eterprsng young
with horse and and 500 To $500 cash capt
deposit security athfGneEs, &C., business
good written nenGation honesty and ability
agents in the sale the popular medicines
the day in the whom all travelling
will he paid and salaries the first 500 $780,
eording to the ability applicant.
n. BAppy without DELAY. either by letter
as'v, p. b. COOK Thrill Jackson ts
81. Paul. General Agent for Minnesota
Ai- All communications promptly attend d 10.
sg:4-ly DWIGHT CEAPIN.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22

COTTAGE; GROVE LANDS
PRICE, $5 PER ACRE!
Half Cash and balance in One and Tiro Years,
WITHOUT INTEREST,"!
900 aeEks, en,s1ns m mo mostly & Of .m"on ro'Iins
bacr between the Mississippi and 81. C:x rivers,
lncality within hours rdr 81 Paul. aS,
Aftcn. Lakeland. Hu..on
all at,r;ng ready aud accessible markets produce.
These OLDEST
trc in Minnesota. 1hcsii IL rich black lAm. 1h
Western Railroad Cbcag" 10 Madison.
Wis.,. anl i progress thence will short
time be pushed ~ar I, the Mississippi river the
Crx at Prescott aud Point Doggas and through porto,
OF the lands to s.. Paul.
Tbse lands will he sold in quantities nt less than acre}
10 suit purchasers. HENRY MCKENTY,
st. Paut. Jan. l. 1886. Dealer Rca
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22
j, a, ROBERTS. of the Ia

j. 4. ROBERTS. of the late
WRlHHT, McBACH LIN 4 ROBE RTS,
EINi is,uitcl from said hrn, the proprietor
- hi ofer the public, work superior gn:'ity than
has been hrctfrrr presented, Sus the imitation all
kinds f Fancy W"os, Mantle Pieces Marblcl, and initiated
Piri.rs decorated and painted fancy coio
ran@i equal to thr Paris or I4,nton style.
Specimens be calling the residence Of
J. A. r., opposite the Rice House, s, ST. Anthony
ST. Paul.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22
SMITH s. TOWNE,

SMITH s. TOyTNE, ..
DEALERS
T e AL T. = X "A II T.
Red Wing. min. Ter,
OFFICE OPPOSITE THE L. s. LAND OFFICE.
LANDS SELECTED, LAND
WARRANTS LOCATED,
Investments made to the Best AdUdntdge,
MONEY LeANED ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
LII kinds Surveying Mapping aud Plotting done to order,
IA BY practical Surveyor. Persons wishing copies of TOWN.
ship Maps the lands furnished
prices.
REFERENCES:
Hon. Ey-fsov. Alexander Ramsey, st. Paul.
Hon. w. II. Wech CEi.f Justice Of Min. Ter.
W. W. Phelps, Esq, Register T. s. Land Once, Red Wing.
G. c. Graham. Esq, Receiver Land Office Red Wing.
Rev. J. W. Hancock. r. egistcr of Deeds, Red Wing.
Sanborn & Frcnrh, Attorneys at Law, St. Paul.
Hon. James II. Parker, 13 Barclay street, n. Y. City.
Dwolf, Maclay Quiby, Real Estate and Stock Brokers,
Chicago, ILL.,
Hon. y. T. Abbot, Mayor of Manchester, n. II.
James Pierce. Esq, Hudson, n. ".
+. =. James * Co.. So w all street. New York.
Hon VI. M Rice, Delegate to Congress, st. Paul.
A. Gilman. Esq, Lowell, Mass.
o. F. SMITH. (sei-1yw) T. =. TOwSE.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22
STEAM ENGINES.

DoRrABLK sfEAN ENGINES hand ami order,
yx:l, s, s. IL and 10 horse power, improved
terms, with Locomotive
thing Of the kind eed she public
per horse power. r. ". GATES CO.,
fso7od&EE Eagle vseka, ChicsDc.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22
IL. r. MILLER,

Saddle, Trunk and Harness. Maker, Mdinsf, GdIeRG H.,
Il EES hand article in his line. His goods
IN all Oak Tanned Leather, tanned in
(nt and seryicablc than
article sold in the city, made
tanied Leather. Persons wishing good
requested give him a niy15-Iy$
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22

Il. w. HAMILTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Notary Psbic and Dea.er IN Reas Esfcfe.
st. Paul, Minnesota.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22
TRUMAN NJ. SMITHS

TRUMAN NJ. SMITHS
COLLECTING AGENCY AND DEPOSIT OFFICE,
Saint Paui, Minnesosa.
DARrCUAR attention paid and safe Of Real
Estate, Leaning Nsney, Ioang Lad Warrants Payment
u Taxes, ets., &c. SaylSiys
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22

CO Pittsburg has debt of 50 900, 900.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-03-22

Land Agency at Hudson, Wisconsin.
T. DWIGHT HALL.
GENERAL LAND AGENT, &c, will lands,
NJ locate land warrants, buy and sell real
and attend promptly and faithfully all
his HUDSON is beautifully situated Lake Crox,
II miles directly east Of ST. Paul. II
fertile tract Of te the southern
~. Crofx Lake Superior Y. r.. There
town sp:fndtd chances for investment Now
address Hudson, st. Cruix WISCONSIN.
o. r. e. G. PERKINS *
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