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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05


The DOC THAT HAD NO OwNER.-We were
travelling through Canada in the winter of 1889,
and after very long days ride stopped at the
Lion Inn: and the contents of the stage number
ing about nine persons soon gathered together
around the cheerful fire. Among the occupants
of the room was abserved an ILL looking cur, who
had shown its wit by taking up its quarters in SO
comfortable an apartment After a few minutes
the landlord entered, and observing this speci-
men Of the canine tribe, remarked 80 -
Slime dog, that! Is he yours sir ?'' appealing
to- one Of the passengers. ,l tsszv. .1's9e5s
''NO sir.'' .Is.uss47asg
-''Dcautiful dog Yours sir?'' addressing a
second. ast--s -t ~.a- --.4~e
"No.''vas the blunt reply.
Some here, pup-perhars he is yours sir %
ssNo."
every sagacious animal-belongs to you l sup
poso sir.'' r ~
s'NO he do'nt.''
s.Then he is yours. and you have treasure
throwing the animal cracker.
sob! with SMILEY he belongs to you, as a
matter of course, then r? addressing the last pas
senger. .0f stt ~ F-~
"Whouldn't have Fem for gift" '''
''Then you internal, dirty mean, contemplate
whelp, get out %
And with that the host gave him such kick as
sent him bowling into the street, amid the roars
of the company.
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- TOOK ANDT LfuE1 ~
''ntz b.5'f DIR. ,. >. GxILUPBH asal
COMPOUND SYRUP or 'BRfEK ROOT

COMPOUND SYRUP or BRIEK ROOT, 80
best, most e6sctus safe and reliable Medicine nssd
assss,ssy. Di.rrh., .hssss ncse csossr. Infssesn
...fovEREIoH REnEDy roa Ts 5Iais,f I.
r,r,-,. sierra, In its firss Stages. r. a.,
Cd repussion, e isr !, some years. and h.s s:tsblis
medicine world, vieu the n VI = - any
. =: se sss 81 e
70 sss Ss ss q S
AZ The Brie' Rect syrsr
sSe Ss Ss
shops are . we'd kDown ha .haps
70 relax, what to senstpste the bowels M
the action Of the oi js.o snss
variety q other medene have opposite tendency "a
y u mostoi the medicines in uss y 'p'''' ''
The great en- physician. has bee. compound medic
moved and the medicine fan short Of producing death
Of poison but result is that while one property Of the
medicine removing the another poisoning
brings the patient one stage nearer an early
pocnos GALLUP ". carly struck with this in
Of medicines and their effects, and devoted his
So he nsiy succeeded the in veg
etable extracts the poisonous principle be separated from
or for their ecs He also succeeded in discovering method
Of separating them, that was easy and practicable.
= This Great Discovery -
enabled him to accomplish what he had seeking after
years; compound Of astrngent and healing properties which
without in endangering the life patient.
Such Is the origin Of the SYRUP BRIER ROOT, sue
It's advantages every other medicine.
II effects in quarter the time required by ordinary
medicinesl ssstr fne .u. e5 es. ~.te#.
iseral vegetable poison In the to be
efnoveds
It system opposite extre.
equilibrium, and leaves the bowels in their natural
diseased action system
II pleasant the taste and produces
will always effect cure taken before the patient sess.
lutely incurable!
can in produce death, any diseased
Its effect on children Is asrnsent, and quoting, being the
best cordial known !! ..-..- ~.
THOUSANDS CERTIFICATES to its effects, and the
wrought produced, bat medicine, having
properties Of this Syrup, needs praise but its mers
Ihave duty bringing the medicine to the notice Of
THE PEOPLE,
investigate themselves only
" do this ID to sar
GIVE IT TRIAL.
is manufactured only by DWIGHT CHAPLIN,
&. Cook, at
No. - washinsson Street, Albany, N. Y.
and all orers be promptly attended by him his agents,
and the medicine had Of Druggists generally
the country.
Apply above, to
A. ". CHURCHILL, Worcester, Mass
l. u. GORToN, Cleveland, Ohio
EDWARD HILL, Detroit, Michigan.
CHESTER HARRIS, Indianapolis, Ia.
A. BoYNToN, OTTAWA, I'll.
THos. ARMsfRONG, Davenport, Iowa.
J.. II. PRICE, GAINESVILLE, Wis.,
p. b. Cook, st. Paul, Minnesota.
T. b. SEELEy, Harrisbrrgh, Pa.
The above Agents exclusively in the employment
the PROPRIETOR charge Of the Satesn which
osated. .- se25-1yw
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Nor BAD.-An freshman called Mt n ncvsn,n.-
once one day with an advertisement and, like a
prudent man, inquired what it would cost. lie
was informed that for one insertion the price would
be two dollars, subsequent: insertions seventy.
FIVE cents each. San faith" said he, SsPll only
have two subsequent Insertions
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Resignation Of the Usurprr.

Milwaukee, March q.
Mr.. Barstow sent in message TO the AS
srmbly this morning resigning the Office of
Governor. Great excitement prevails.
In the Supreme court to-day it was proven
that Bashford's majority was LOCO. Lieut..
Gov. McArthur is acting Governor. 1t is a
constitutional question whether he is not enti-
lied TO hold the office during the remainder OF
the term
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05

RAILROADS IN TENNEssEE.--A bill has Just pass
ed the Tennessee Legislature, granting State aid
in constructing the Chattanooga and Cleveland
Railroad, FOR which the bonds of the Nashville
AMI Chattanooga, and the East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad are to be endorsed by the State
for Sl5o,Ooo each, for, the benefit of the East
Tennessee and Virginia Railroad, endorsing that
Company's bonds to the amount of $780, 900: the
Memphis bond proposition, which pledges the
States endorsement to the Memphis bonds to aid
the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad for $780,
600; granting bridge aid to the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad, 100000; to the Mobile
and Ohio road, $4,000, ION condition Trenton is
made point y to the Memphis and Ohio road,
$4,000; to the Winchester AMI Alabama road,
$4,000, and the McNlinvilie and Manchester road.
Making IN aggregate of l,l40,000.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05

CO man in GAINESVILLE, Ohio who has suf-
fcred much from the use of intoxicating drinks,
"dvcrtiscs that he will hereafter prosecute to the
extent OF the law. any man who shall sell him
glass OF liquor. His name is Z. q. Wells. There
are hundreds of inebriatcs who would do the
same, 1t they only had the courage to do So
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05

DiscovKRr.-A string of thirteen PROPOSE
tions is going the rounds of the Democratic pa-
pers, as an admirable enunciation of the Demo
cratic creed." 1t is piece of good fortune in
the party to be able TO find out at least its char
acteristics. The question has often been asked
""hat is Democracy and the best solution we
ever heard was that given by a blunt country.
man who never swerved from his fidelity to the
path pointed out by the leaders. s'Democracy is.
always TO vote with your party, right or wrong
National Inteligencer.
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FRONTUE PRINTING CASE.

FROM THE PRINTING CASE TO THE JUDICIAL BENCH.
About ten years ago one of the mammoth daily
papers of our city contained IN advertisement Of
fering SiO reward for the discovery and apprc-
hcnsi"n of an apprentice, who had absconded
from their Office whilst learning the printing bu-
siness. That same paper contains this morning a
correspondence, wherein appears the name of that
faale ci-derani apprentices, now ranking as q
Judge of one of the u. $. Territories. This,
however, is not by far the first printer who has
peft bis case and composing stick to ascend the
judicial bench.-BaH. RfD.
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Arrival Of tie Bunker City.

New DIRK, March Il.
The steamship Quaker City. from Liverpool
arrived this morning. She left Liverpool at
midnight Oh the %, and brings Is passengers
and mails of the 9Th. On the horneward pas
sage she encountered a succession of heavy
northwest gales from Lon .iudc 30 10 60 with
very cold weather and frequent squalls Of snow
and hail.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05

EY- Bartholomew Howe, who killed Nc.
Carly in 10 Davies county last September, has
just been tried at Galena, and found guilty of
manslaughter, and sentenced TO eight years in
the Pententiary.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05

EaS ! he Minnesota Copper Mining Com
pany has declared dividend of $40 per share.
one-half payable June 1st next, and one half
September LIST, from the earnings of last year.
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CHARLES wOOLLErT,

IS LAKE STRREr, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
RESPECTFULLY intention establish myself
permanently this city, and offer services
Produce, purchases Merchandise, Lumber, &c.
commission, together with business which requires
which experience Of seventeen
mercantile and thorough knowledge the
city tade has qualified eer the most
the
leaving your business. Hoping faver-
commands trusting that this introduction lead
and mutually beneficial
Of my best efforts in your behalf, am truly yours,
CHAS. wOOLLETr.
REFERs Aid. ". Kennedy, y. B. Williams, ". wayman,
n L Keith; A. RI. Backa Kq John Roee, Esq., n. Hrnk,
EsS. neury. Eugsot Z Owens. mag n II
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GUANo. The Fredericksburg, WAY Herald,
says that $4,000 worth of guano is consumed
in the district which furnishes wheat and corn to
that market. The wheat sales, it says, amounted
to S6OS, 900, from which it appears that the cost
of guano the present season, has been nearly one
half the price paid for the wheat.
Here in Minnesota, VIC need no guano or other
manures, nature herself cnriches our soil every
winter with coat of snow, which is almost as
COOL rs Guano. Come to Minnesota, We who are
obliged to expend half the proceeds of your crop
to prevent your land becoming barren, and you
can procure land with an ncxhautible soil for
much less per than it cost to manure the old,
worn out an unproductive soil, that yields but
Il bare subsistence to those who cultivate it.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05

CT' The latest and most convenient snuff. box
invented is in the shape of a pistol; and BY.
means of small spring, the snuff is fired up the
nose.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05

G. a mammoth love-letter was lately sent
by California lover to his adorable Araminta.,
IN New England, long drawn OUT to the extent
OF one hundred and forty-six pages. What a
heap of love.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05

Tliumble-the husband who does his v;fs,s
churnng, the wife who blacks her husbands
boots, and the man who thinks you do him so
much honor.
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SELLING OFF CHEAP,

TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR SPRING ARRIVALS.
0uR Of kinds Of Hardware Is complete, and we
~ Carpenters, CA5inet-xakers, Sad
all others stock before making their
purchases. sell low articles In
purchased . call, 1T No. EN-
rire block, Saint Pssl.-Fsbrussy = tS5e.
febl-ft 4AAkLEH KEEN
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CT Judge - said to an old bag while
under examination, "You keep brothel and |
will maintain it." "wiil you? ?" she replied, ssI
always took you to be kind-hearted, liberal
gentleman.
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CO 1t is a common thing for men who won't
detain YOU FIVE minutes. to hold you by the but
ton-hole for upwards Of an hour.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05

CORRUGATED Observation-Disclosures have been
made ut Washington, to ascertain the strength
added to iron 10y corrugation. plate three inches
long by four broad, thin that, supported at the
end, it would bend of its own weight, when COR
rugatcd, sustained Il weight of 600 pounds. Cor
rugatcd iron has been adopted for many camp
utensils. a camp bedstead of this iron, weighs
fifty pounds and equally strong with the English
camp bedstcad weighing one hundred and fifty
pounds. \ corrugated iron water tight wagon
body, that floats from 1000 to 5000 pounds of
freight besides the running gear, and weighs less
than wooden wagon body to carry the same
freight, has also been adopted into the service of
the United States, besides other articles Of the
same material. The additional strength of the
iron in this form is obviously upon the principle
of the arch. circular tube, in proportion to its
amount of mrter:al, is the strongest of all forms.
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G.. A. DELOYNES CO.,
IMPORTERS
Rrandies. Wines. Fruits 4 Sears.

~ South Yafey Street, (up fairs,) Chicago.
TTHHE Liquors sold the above House
the importation Of their Ne0 Fork firm, and trans
under the seals of Gorernmenf Chicago,
they United States bonded cellars. In
the North Western States purchase
In Chicago with the certainty quality New
York Jobbcd Goods sold part Of the country Canada
transferred in bond there Custom HAae sus
ted pIsce. House in the Norfh-w
liquors with the IKE security genuincncss the merchants
fni their interest," DESTROYS Of obtain
nyt article
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05

CT 1t is common thing when you are asked
to go shopping with your wife, to find that she
puts on her very oldest bonnet.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05

CT He who say, in his heart, q will be use
full to my race, ought to begin by mastering the
knowledge of himself.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05

ca During the year 1856 there have been four
vessels loaded With pearl shells at the islands in
the Bay Of Panama amounting TO $50 tuns.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05

A New FENcE-The Lowell .aror,;s,
says that the Rev. NJ. Gates recently married
Mr.. Joseph Post to Miss Martha Rails.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05

GY- The world is Il hospital-be kind, humble
and patient. 1t is a masquerade-be prudent
1t is IL battle field-be bold.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05

GY Kinsbury and Henderson have just been
sentenced to nine years and six months imprison-
ment in Clinton prison for rObbing General Hal
sey at Saratoga Springs, last summer.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05

WRIGHT, McLACHLIN q ROBE KITS,
DEING said Arm. the proprietor
ID public work Of superior quality than
sueh the imitation of ell
Fancy Woods. Mantle Pieces Aarbed and initiated
Pscrs decorated and painted in fancy eoaors,
ra1ted equal Paris Inuion style.
Specimens be by calling at the residence Of
opposite the Rice House, No. s, St Anthony street.
81. PAM. auc30-y
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THE FANCY Man ABOUT TOwN.-A man dress
ed in the height of the fashion, says the Balti
more Patriot, has been playing a dangerous
game in the Western part of the city. His mode
OF operating is as follows, and for impu lencc is
unsurpassed: He sets his eyes on a particular
house, or perhaps he may take range of three
or four; when he perceives the owner of the
house depart, he manages to getinto CONVEX saton,
make gestures towards the gentlcman's residence,
accompanies him till he turns the corner, and
then bids him good day. The gentleman of all
talk, then hurres towards the residence that his
new made acquaintance has just Quilted, boldly
inserts night key in the door: and enters with
perfect air of composure. This impudencc
completely puts witness off his guard, and the
thief knowing this has no fears of detection
After gaining admittance, if he sh ,ud meet any
one, he inquiries, sis the Captain home," and
upon Icing Informed that no Captain resides
there, he makes n succession of apologies and
beats hasty retreat. On the contrary, if no OPP
position is met with, he secrets himself in some
part of the building until night, when all arc
hushed in sleep, he cmerses from his hiding
place, unbars the doors of enterance from the
street, where he is joined by his accomplccs, land
in this manner the numerous robbcries whchc we
arc called upon frequently to record are enacted.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05

WooD AND CoAL.-The Chicago Journal
says: "Wood at an average cost Of three doll
ars per cord, cut to hand for use, will not per-
init coal to get beyond to 10 cents per BUSH
4
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Cy- According to to Halter, woman bear
hunger better than men; according to Plutarch,
they resist the effects of wine better: accord.
Ing to Cnscr, they grow old and never bald; ac-
cordps to Pliny, they never attacked by IL
ons, but on the contrary will run after lions; ac-
corjnS to Gunter, they can talk few.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05

CO Is the pawnbroker Oh rstian? he can.
not bear anything redeemed.
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EY' To divide as brothers used to do-that
which is mine is all my own, that which is yours
60 halves in.
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CO If six drachms make pennyweight, how
many will make a creditor wait. .-
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ExPLANATIoN.-Country editors sometimes
make odd excuses to their readers for their short
comings. The last case we have noticed is the
following from the Hopkinsville Press Ky:
''We crave the indulgence of our readers for
the scarcity of editorial in this issue. We have
attended several weddings and parties during the
past day or two, and consequently have over.
charged our appetite. In fact we were let loose
at a table of good things, and foundcred our
selves"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05

RAILROAD WIr.-Among the jokes which have
been got off during the long detentions OCCASION
ed by the deep snow is the following clipped from
Vermont paper:
'Madame.' said the conductor, day or two
since, your boy can't pass ut half fare, he's too
large .....,., ..~.,. =. .
Gle may be too large now replied the woman
who had paid for the half ticket, but he was
small enough when we started
The above dialogue was overheard on one of
the trains of the Rutland and Burlington Rail-
road. The joke may be appreciated when it is
known that the train had been delayed all night
at by statiOn. s...pa ..>la ..'a1 II
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05

VIE subscribers beg leave to public
the liberal patronage heretofore
line OF business,
wud say that they much better
work than they bsve
Cracker Machine. from Boston, DO
their ork with such facility dispatch supply
the public with either Bo<ton, Soda Sugar. Water,
Wine Craekers also, Pilot other articles
trade At all times, baked every morning. Bread,
e to city order free efcharge.
tyt7-tf SPENCE 4 GJES.
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iron Works a. Wyando,te, Michigan.

The Detroit Tribune gives the following facts
in relation to the iron works in operation ut Wy
ando!te, on the Detroit River, seven miles below
the city:
The Eureka Iron Company and the Wyandotto
Rolling Mill Company, have already invested one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars in the pur-
chase Of real estate, and the erection of rolling
mill and blast furnace-$44, 900 in the former,
$4,000 in the rolling mill, the machinery for
which purchased at two-thirds its cost and
real value, and between $50, 900 and $50, 900 in
the furnace and ore beds. The Rolling Mill Com
pany have already commenced the erection of
another rolling mill for re-rolling railroad iron.
In this mill, which will be completed the present
season, they will invest at the outset, $50, 900
more, with a capacity for rolling 5000 tons, and
which may be easily enlarged. The mill will
manufacture, or will possess a capacity for man
ufacturing 5000 tons Of iron yearly, worth at
least S24O, 900 employing about IS men, to whom
about 49,, 900 will be annually paid out. The mill
already completed, has been in operation since
November, and has manufactured about $50 tons
of square. fiat oval, and round bar iron, of very
superior quality, and which readily commands
iron, and iron Cor the Collins Co.. but hereafter,
it VIII be supplied principally from the new blast
furnace with Lake Superior iron.
The Superintendent of this mill is Lewis Scot
field, ESQ.,, Il skilful and accomplished man, hav-
ing been educated in the best iron schools in the
country, and possessing that general intelligence
and energy of character necessary to qualify him
for his responsible position.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05

Gyr The Virginia Legislature has passed bill
appropriating one million Of dollars to the Vir-
GINA, Tennessee and Covington and Ohio Rail-
road. The appropriation for the Central road
was reduced to $30O,OOO. -r. In 81.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-05

CD" In the Wisconsin Sen lte, on the 9th inst,
a bill was introduced chartering the Northern Pa
cilic Railroad Company. The Commissioners
named are thirty two in number; among them A.
W. Buel, Esq, of Michigan. The capital is to
be $l0O,OOO.O 600, with power to increase to $780,
100000; and the route from the head of Lake
Superior to Puget's Sound, with branch to Co.
lumbia River.
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WANTED,

i r" WANTED, ~.
FJNHE Grand Medical Warehouse,
Albany, N. Y, immediately SO cntcrprsng young
deposit security fathfuness, &c, business
agents In the sale Of the popular patent medicines
will be paid and salaries the first $500 $780,
N. BApply without delay, either by letter in
above, to p COOK Third and Jackson
st. Paul, General Agent for Minnesota.
70 All communications promptly attended 10.
sc24-ly DWIGHT CHApIN.
FOSTER DAVIS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
lave built and comnlodous Warehouse Rapids
also keep well selected stock Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
or all kinds Dry Goods. Ready Made
Clothing. People need st. Paul their Goods,
bound to sell goods cheap they do ST.
and all ask Is to call before going st. Paul.
All kinds Country Produce taken exchange Goois.
Terms strictly cash. jel5-i&wu
MINNESOTA HOUSE,
IRA MYRICK, PRoPRIETOR,
LcSucur City, Minnesota.
HAVING been considerable expense fitting good
House and stable feel confident that give good
accommodations the travelling public other house i'm
the Minnesota Valley Particular attention will be paid tho
furnishing Of the table wi the produce
or be obtained. se27-IyH
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J.. W. A.. C.
~.-. j. w. BASS s. CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Lower
Warehouse Steamboat Landing,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
THE subscribers would respectfully the
i that they will continue the Forwarding Commission
Business the places experience
aid facilities. confidently hope merit your patronage.
April a. Ss5-wtf
GROVELAND GARDEN AND NURSERY.
Near the Halt Way House, bet,ceen St. Paul and
st. Anfhony.
WE have tho pleasure the public coming
w spring, choice lot Of Shrubs,
Roses, Dahlas, Garden Seeds,
small quantities. C .b20-wtD l.. n. FORD & CO.
100 CORDS
OF DRY OAK WOOD-For sale by
~ de4-tf W. II. McGRORTY.
MARBLE! MARBLE:
y and Seventh 81. Paul. choice lot American
AMI Italian Monuments Tomb Stones, Marble Chimney Pieces,
Furniture Slabs, &c.
Those wishing suitable and lasting tribute to the
q" their friends will 10 well to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere
sc2:-.i&wtf J. F. TOSTEvIN & CO.
CHEESE! CHEESE:
FINE lot of Western Reserve Cheese just received and
n sale by (Dy3-t0 W. Is. MCGRORTY.
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Pharmaceutical Table for 1856.
ept by Wren Croft Druggists, st. Anthony ST. ST. Paul.