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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-19
THE NEWS.

Later from Europe-Arrival Of the Asia.
New York, April A.
The Asia reached her dock about 3 P. NJ.
Her dates are to the 22d.
No news of the Pacific.
1t is generally believed that the treaty Of
Peace would be signed, Saturday 22d, or Mon
day Oath
The 10Th meeting of the Plenipotentiares,
was held on the 18th, and the Prussian repre-
sen,atiyes took their seats. The actual bust
ness of the Conference is said to be over, and
committee Of one representative from each
power is engaged in drawing up treaty of
peace.
The Qualifications at Nicalaief, were being
strengthened. Gen. LuderS has ordered all
officers on furlough to return.
The imperial foundry established on the left
bank Of the Don has been closed, and this
would seem TO confirm the report OF the inten-
ton Of the Russians TO abandon all its mari
time establishments Oh the Black Sea.
On the | lth all the batteries and ships Of
the Allies fired salute in honor OF the birth Of
Napoleons son.
Gen. Codrington issued general orders
March I'd, forbidding firing upon the enemy
until the expiration OF the armistice March
3lst. The line of the aqueduct running along
the left bank of the Tchernaya is the limit Of
separation between the English and Russian
armies.
ESGLASD.-Mr. Buchanan has introduced
his successor MIR. Dallas to the Diplomatic
Corps, and on the 18th transferred to him the
charge of the Embassy. Mr.. Buchanan has
gone to Paris and will probably return home in
the steamer leaving Liverpool April 10th or
18th.
There is report from the Crinea that two
divisions Of the army, the IIighlanders and
the Sd and 18th divisions under Sir Colin Camp
bell. will Immediately proceed to Canada.
FRANcE.-The Emperor had been the re-
cipient Of numerous congraluiatory addresses
Oh the birth Of his son. An amnesty is declar-
ed to all political offenders who will return and
take the required oath Of allegiance.
LArEsr.-Soulhanpton Friday. steam
ship Arago from N. Y, Sth, arrived here en-
route for Iiavre.
PARIS, Friday.-The Empress and young
Prince continue to get on well. The eleventh
sitting of Congress announced for Thursday
did not take place. The next is expected to
take place the 22d.
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GALENA, March 81.

At3 o'clock this morning our citizens were
visited by the most destructive conflagration
that has ever yet occurred in this city. Fire
was first discovered in a stable on Commerce
street near Washington street, owned by M.
U. Walker, of Chicago. In a few minutes it
was all in blaze. Buildings destroyed north
side Of Main street; No. ll2, four story
brick store, owned by estate of Owen Reilly,
fully insured; occupied by S. r. Smith, dry
good stock $780, 900; insured for $4,000; No.
100, story brick store, owned by Geo. Mitch
ell, fully insured, and occupied by j. ShuSter,
clothing store, insurance 50 900; No. l23, ;
story brick store, owned by u. Nj. Mitchell,
fully insured, and occupied by Edwin Porter,
dry goods, stock $4,000, total loss, insured
for $1,000. The Bench street front of Mr..
Porters store was occupied by DIR. Wilson, as
boarding house, loss 81 200, several families
boarding in the house, lost most of their fur
niture and apparel; No. l26, story brick
store, owned by A. c. Switzer, insured for
$780, occupied by G. Gillespie, hat and cap
store, stock $500, no insurance J. ID. No
BE, over Gillespe's store lost furniture to the
amount of 81 200; No. l2S, 3 story brick
store, owned and occupied by Burrichter s.
Hellman, grocers, insurance on building and
stock IS 600. loss not ascer,ained; No. 1872
and l34 Dignas block, loss $4,000, fully insur-
ed; No. 1872 occupied by Sloper & Charles
Andion, house insured for $4,000, loss over
all $500; No. l34 frs, floor occupied by j.
Brundell, ready made clothing store, fully in
surcd.
Third story, occupied by the office Of the
daily and weekly Courier was nearly destroyed
insured for $4,000. Loss over all s. 500
No. lS6. two story brick, owned by E. Grace,
and occupied by J. Donnally as boot and
shoe store. Stock slightly injured. Second
story, billiard room. Mrs. Schmohrs millinery
goods injured. Mrs. Rogar and Miss Spen-
Ger, MiIliners; loss of goods, amount no,
known These are the principal houses of any
value.
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LOOK fl ND LIVE!
DIR. J. J. 9ALLUP'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BRIER ROOT,


for Dysentery .hoers noreu Cholera lntsntun
Young; also asovEREioH REMEDY ToR
Asiasic Cholera, I'm its First stages.
medicine has been in use year., and has establish.
medicine in the word without the aid pung
Newspapers purpose Of giving
the whole body the American people the knowledge which
experience can only give ofhe fev
The BrieF Rect Syrup
the many Investigation Bowel
Ts snS s 70
shops tina: with common share
to relax what TO constipate the bowels All know that
opim while Supplies the system has tendency to check
variety Of other medicines, have opposite tendency And
who does not know that dose Of opium death and
The aim physicians has been compound
moved medicine sa short Of producing death rhi.
Of the but the result s that while ons proueH Of r
medicine removing the disease, another poisoning
brings the patient stage
mpotent and unhappy old age.
the nature Of medicines and their effects and devoted his time
Dor, finally succeeded in act that,
etabe the principle can be from
He also discovering
Of separating them, that was easy and practicable.
This Great Discovery
enabled him to accomplish seeking after
years. Of astrnsens and healing properties which
without in any way endsngering the life Of the patient
ROOT,
its advantages every other medicine.
effects in quarter the time required by ordinary
medicines!
mineral vegetable poison the system to b
moved!
carries the to the opposite extreme. but
Equilibrium bowels their
induces diseased action
H. pleasant to the taste, and produces
will always effect taken before the patient abso-
lutely incurabe!
1t produce death, induce any diseased
Its effect on children is astrinsent, and quetine, being the
cordial known!
THOUSANDS CERTIFICATES to its effects, and the
has wrought produced, medicine, having
the properties this Syrup needs praise but
Ihave done duty bringing the medicine the Motto
THE PEOPLE,
their duty themselves only
way do this is to
GIVE IT A TRIAL
II is manufactured only by DWIGHT CHAPLIN
q. Cook, at
No. 40 Washington Street, Albany, n. Y.
orders will promptly agents,
the medicine had Druggists generally
the country.
Apply above, to
A. W. CHURCHILL, Worcester, Mass
l.. L. GoRTON, Cleveland. Ohio.
EDWARD HILL, Detro Michigan.
CHESTER HARRIS, Indian apois, la.
A. BOYNTON, Ottawa, I'll.
THoS. ARMSTRONG, Davenport, Iowa.
J. II. PRICE, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
p. b. Cook, st. Paul. Minnesota.
T. Il. SEELEy, Harsburgh, Pa.
II The above Agents exclusively I'm the
the Proprietor and have charge the States
oeated. se25-lyw
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BANKS AND BANKING IN OuIo.--From the Annual
Report of the Auditor of Ohio, we learn that the
number Of Banks of issue in that State is fiftv-
six, with aggregate capital Of only So 469, $50
Of these, thirty-six are Branches of the State
Bank, with capital of $4,O94,5OO; thirteen are
Free Banks. with a capital of 1887 $50 and eight
are Independent Banks, with capital of $751;
500. The Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Com
pany is not a Bank of issue, but employs CAPT.
tai of $223, 900 in its banking business.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-19

LAND wAERANrs.-A letter in the Baltimore
Sun. dated Washington %, says that land War
sants have again taken a turn downwards. Most
OF the dealers both in Washington and New
hork, decline to buy until the market becomes
settled. In New York, 81 05 for l2O's, and ST.
Us per acre for l6Os and SOS were the best rates
paid on the cd. In Washington thew rate as
follows: ZOOS and SOS, 81 09asl 10; laVs, 81
06aSl o..
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-19

MORE DISCOVERIES OF Coal IN K.Ss.s-
There has been discovered within the limits of
our city, an immense coal fed, which came To
hight in rather singular manner. The present
thaw caused the dirt to slip from the hill side.
and 1t laid vein of coal open to the light Of
AR, two 'eet thick by thirty yards in lergth.-
Several OF our citizens are already preparing to
mine and deposit coal on the bank, ready for
the steamboats,, which We look for shortly
Kansas Pioneer 5th.
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Great Sale.

Harvey and VIM. Gillett, of Manton, sold their
two claims over the river, about three miles
from Lacrosse, for the sum Of twenty three thou
sand dollars, with reservation of ten acres VAL
ued at two thousand! The purchasers are from
erations early in the spring.
This sale we believe, is the largest ever made
In this region. Three years ago, the eighth of
this month, the "Gillet bovs'' made their claim
over the river, without dollar in their pockets.
The lesson is good one, and speaks we'll for the
mnnrecedented enhancement. of our region of tn.
West. =
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PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-The Governor of Missouri
has signed all the bonds applied for by the Pa
cifc Railroad Company. This action of the Gov.
relieves the road from all embarrassment. The
road to Kansas and the Southwest branch will
now be prosecuted vigorously.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-19

CSF The late l.. B. !eavell, a wealthy citizen
of Elkton, Ky, by will provided for the eman-
cipation of several of his slaves, and disposed of
the entire residue of his large estate, said to be
worth at least 100000, to three or four of them
who, by the provisions of the provisions of the
will are to be removed to the city of New York
as soon us practicable. 81. Louis Intel.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-19

COULDN'T TELL TIE DiFFERENCE.-A loafer got
hold of Il green persmmon, which (bcfore they
are ripened by the frost) are said to be the most
puckery fruit known. lie took the pcrsimmon
outside the garden, and commenced upon it by
taking a generous mouthful of the fruit, which
appeared to be in state to fizzlc his lips and
tongue in most provoking manner.
How do you like it!' inquired the owner of
the garden, who had been watching him.
The saliva was Oozing from the corners Of his
mouth, and he WIS only able to reply: 'How do
look, neighbor? am whis'lin or singing!'
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-19

Gy The Grocers' Bank at Boston recommended
business on the 18th ult., under the management
of the receivers, and during the day paid about
$4,000 for their bills, besides about $50. 900 in
other claims.
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BANK Of kANAwaA-TLe Cincinnati Gazette
says, there is fair prospect, We understand that
the paper of the Bank of kanawha will shortly
be received on deposit by the banks. At the time
that this paper was thrown out here, its circula-
ton was $4,000. This has been reduced to
about $4,000.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-19

CO The Washington Star says that the Secre
tary OF the Treasury has formally accepted the
recent action of the Texas Legislature as the full
and final release contemplated by the Texas debt
bill; and that the money will be duly paid to the
holders of the bonds after the expiration of the
required ninety days notice.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-19

A VoucnER.-A man once went TO pur-
chase horse of a Quaker.
"Will he draw 2 asked the buyer.
"Thce will be pleased to see him draw"
The bargain was concluded, and the farmer
tried the horse, but he wonld not stir Il STEP
He returned and said
"That horse will not draw an inch"
81 did not tell thee that lie would draw
friend, only remarked that it would please
thee to see him draw; and so it would me,
but he never gra,ifed me in that respect"
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CO The Buffalo Republic says there are now
100000 bushels of wheat, and more than 10000
barrels of -four now in that city; a quantity
larger than ever before known at this season of
the year.
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So The Derby Messenger tells of fami-
fy- n mother agec -, win \ ram,iy ., n,ne
children The Oldest e Nhom is 7S years o. age.
The uni'cd ages OF all the living descendants
IS 7.s years The old lady's name is Polly
Bceyaan, and she lives IN Birmingham.
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THOMAS G. BUNTING, M. ID.
II MEOPA THO PHYSICIA

MEOPA THO PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON.
st. Anthony Street, G. b. Prices
GEORGE CULVER. JNO. HARRINGTON.
CULVER & HARRINGTON,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Upper Landing, st. Paul, Mimi.
Wholesale Dealers In
GROCERIES, AND PROVI SIONS.
Liberal Advances made Consiynments.
REFERENCES:
H. l.. DOuseman Prairie du CHEN,
ID. W. Brisbois, do. do.
Is. ii. Campbcli Co., Galena,
6. W. Campbell & Co., do.
N Cbrwith X Co., do
I.angworthy h Co., Dubuque,
T.. g. Potter Bellevue,
Burrows Il Pettyma., Davenport,
Green & Stone. Muscatinr,
VIM. Gayle & Co., Kcithsbrg,
Humphreys, Tut Il Terry, St. Louis,
J. j. Anderson n Co., do.
Kennedy Foster, New Orleans,
B. Brewer & Co., do.
Rumscy, Brothers Co., Chicago,
Thomas Hale, do.
Cronin IIurxthall 4 Sears, New York,
Ramsey Crooks. do.
Sitter, Price Il Co., Philadelphia,
Calender, Rogers X Co., Boston.
Mark Packages VI G. F., Upper Landing, St
Paul, NJ. 4. Jdil-tf
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BOOK AG ENCY.

BOOK AGENCY.
TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS have established Book Agency in
Philadelphia, and will furnish book publication at
the retail price postage. person,
the subscription price the So Magazines,
Harpr, Gdey', Putnans, Graham's, Frank Leses FASH
ions, &C. will the and
splendid Autograph portrait either Washngton Jackson
Clay subscribing 81 and 81 Magazine, they will
cve of either the three portraits. II subscribing
So worth Magazines all three will be gratis.
Music furnished to those who wish it.
Envelopesof description and size in guam
titles furnished. Seal PRESSES Dies sc. order
Every description of Engraving Wood
and dispatch. Views Buildings, Newspaper
Views Machinery, ,ok Illustrations, Lodge Certificates
Business Cards. &c. All orders sent by mail promptly
ed Persons wishing views their buildings Can
send Daguerreoypc sketch of the building by
press.
Persons at disaH having saleable
their advantage address the
agents for the sale of the BYRAM & PIERCE.
decl0i&wy 90 South Third ST., PhiIadephd, Pa.
J. H.. tn
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Why Is al c5iior Ike the hook of
RsVela1onss
because q * fIll Of -",ypcs and shadows"
aso a mighty VOICE like the soand oi many wa.
he's lseSer SAVING 70 AIn-wIi,e.
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- Tie girls of Northampton have been
sending IA La,chelor editor boquet of tansy
and NORWOOD. He says he don't care, he'd
much rather smell them than matrimony
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-19

DEATH OF Gov. BLACKsNAKE.-We hear it re-
ported that this venerable Indian Chief died at
his residence near Cold Spring, n. Y, short
time since. We have no particulars. His age
must have been from los to lilo.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-19

William Ho,yitt IN his A uStrol

- Villain Hewitt, III his Australian tour,
says he lived for three weeks upon nothing but
fricaseed Kangaroo. IT the end Of that peri
cd he required such remarkable agility that he
could jump sixty feet without straining the seat
of his unmentionables. He didn't disconue
the die, until he found himself beginning to ac-
uuire a growth of fur.
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Hxr,.s a. g. - VII n,

!4nes &, Saue, q wosun, Mass,
~nan me Sosaua Traveller oxils n amateur
zHa'arss~ s.As SeEs n soCSoSss swo years and six
usnr1-'s ~s-A,Er SsN1 l. isas Interesting ex-
Fszz<ac-ss TX --azz,s2r- -, how would he
Ia - ha-v 4 usc: pa hsrasesi.
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C5Y- A bill has been reported in the New York
Senate to incorporate the &c Trans Atlantic Tcle-
graph Company" with capital 81 100000.
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SELLING OFF CHEAP,

TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR SPRING ARRIVALS.
OUR stock of all kinds of Hardware complete, and
~ would ask OF Farmers, Carpenters, Sad
oilers and all others examine making their
purchases low as articles
line purchased In 80 give call, at
pire Block, Saint Paul.-February 2, 1886.
feb4-tf MARKLEY KERN.
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\ clear deficiency of over nineteen millions Of
dollars in three lines of road.
Eastern capitalists will learn after awhile that
the West furnishes the only field for profitable
railroad investment. The fact is, the Eastern
States stand in need of only about half dozen
good railroads: just enough to connect them with
the Great West. Had they confined themselves
to this number there would not have been any
depreciation of their stock.
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Fearful CONFEDERATION.

ThiHy-tro buildings destroyed Estimated loss
S3OO,O00-N. .MichapTs Irish Catholic
Church IN ruins--Iwo horses burned-Cour-
ier Office consun,ed-Seueral other buildings
injured.
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DOibear's Writing & Bookkeeping
Academy,
h. ofA e -. q.

DOkbear's Writing & Bookkeeping.
Academy,
Over the Store Of Nicols & BerAey, in Marshalps
Buslding, on WdbaSta,o Street,
OFFERS super Inducements those who acquire
an easy, graceful aud rapid style peimanshp,
plee, practical knowledge OF tie science
PENMANsHlP.
Under the system here pursued pupil acquire
business hand in two weeks than by practice
method.
All crampng Of the hand is entirely pupil
Several hundred specimens Improvement pupils
90 years Of age can be at his Room.
BOOKKEEPING
taught practically The old giving
book 10 study and from is discarded blank
abIrs him proceed engaged actual
cnpshed accountants (who has had experience
actual business and in teachDg explains
clear all the principles and details Double Entry
STUDENT on completing his course, qualified to discharge
the duties assigned to him In counting house.
MATHEMATICS.
Short md rapid methods computing quick
and methods extension, impaired without
charge.
Instruction given in Arithmetic, Elementary Higher Al
zebra, Geometry, &c.
VISITING CARDS.
Visiting Wedding and Cards executed the latest
and most fashionable styles.
Rooms open from l-2 a. NJ. NJ, from . to 10
p. M.
n. b. Erening classes ,cU be for the
accommodation Of those unable TO attend during day
ST. Paul. January 3. 1896. ja5-tf
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ALLEN PIERSE.

ALLEN PIERSE,
Attorney at Ldw and General Land Agent.
HAVING Register the Land Once under the late adj
mnstrdo, he Is able the best land In the Terrific
subject will the regularity Of all loca-
tons made by him.
viii locate land and invest money-warrantng
ut eli Is the and "a the latter
half the
these IL sivuo.
door the Episcopal Church, St.
Paul. Min, myl5-tf
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The Particular Depot,
WHERE
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS

HH@ WIN TIL NV 1@NOHHVUE
FOR GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
A WHOLESALE and Retail, lower than the lowest Of
IA Cash. My stock consists in partof
5runs best quality Of Butter.
5000 lbs. Of fresh Goldfish, direct Boston.
50 barrels Of green Apples.
Sugar OF all grades and descriptions Flour Coffee Tea,
with large and cheap assortment
thing else that kept in that line business.
Also word to those knowing themselves indebted
Book Account otherwise, please
fork over the time has and at hand when
pay demands suffer the therefore, hav
take5propcr measures to secure collections.
dec10dtf j. FROST,
Third st. No. 81.
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Eastern Railroad Stocks.
sion T,urp,l ,r;yo, Tho coIlo,r;,.

Eastern Railroad Stocks.
The Boston Journal gives the following state
ment of the present condition and future pros
poets of the Rutland and Burlington, the Yer.
mont Central, the Vermont and Canada, and the
Ogdcnsburg Railroads. The present condition
of the financial affairs of each is as follows:
Ne'm1nt and Canada 10 800 shares at $50 65?. 800
Vermont Central fSt mortgage S2,OO0Cn0 at 80 60)Q0J
Gents L.; 0r0C0 IS0.nU0
Vermont Central cent, $300tUO "a. Sf2 81
Vermont Ccntra., stock 100 90 sIaies, 81 100000
1863 miles Of road costing about $, O5OOOC0 a market
prices I,f6S,5OO
o-dcnS''lrCh first mortgage, l.5f 600 95
t"r urgh second mortgage. 5000
o~i' nsburg stock, 10000 shares, $214 10000
IFS miles costing S6,5OO.000 1.5U
Rutland fr<t mortgage, $ $50 coo at $50
Rutland second mortgage, 81 eco COO at SIG
Kut and third mortgage. S 100000 at IS 5000
Ru' land stock estimated 100 900
80 miles costing $G,i00.Oo0 I.2SS coo
Aggregate lO miles, selling
Loss 10, l3S.5O0
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HAMLIN 4 LANCASTER'S
Exchange office s. Land Agency,
Sauk Rapids, Benton Co., AGnnesofa.
COLLECTIONS made, Land located, Taxes paid,
" money invested and all entrusted their
faithful ly and promptly attended to
Attorney o. at LAW Surveyor cis Engineer
REFERENCES:
MINNEsoTA-Sauk Rapids George w. Sweet, Register
u s. Land Once, Jeremiah Russell, Esq. Paul,
Alexander Ramsey, Ex-(iov. Minnesota.
observation-disclosures Hon. N. b. Eldred, Naval
Ofccr Geo. W. Woodward, Judge Supreme Cont,
PENN Wkesbsrrc Warren J. Woodward, MilI-rsve,
Prof. John r. S"dsrd Hartford, Prof. willard Richardson.
NEW YORK CITY-Raph Mead b CO.; Quackenbish e.
Co.. Strang, Murray & Co. JyIS-6mdkw
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ST. PAUL BOOK B!NDERY AND BLANK
BOOK MANUEACTORY.

DeEtcePN NODeTS-SfS, ITGS-
leys Grocery and Provision Store.
FyNIIE undersigned, having completed his
Ruling and Bnfn", is now prepared to furnish Blank
Books descriptions, Ruled and Bound desired
with without printed headings. Particular and
attention paid orders County Officers. Banks, &c.
I.MuSc Magazines, Pamphlets, &c, bound in
directions binding promptly
Bill Heads, Shipping Bls &c., Ruled and Printed to order.
au24-tf J. A. NJ. HOISINGTON.
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TRUMAN NJ. SMITHS
COLLECTING AGENCY AND DEPOSIT OFFICE,
Saint Paul, Minnesota.
ARTCUAR attention paid to the purchase and sale Of Real
Estate, Looming Money Locating Land Warrants, Payment
of Taxes, etc., ETC.. my15;1y*
VIM. w. PAGE,
Veterinary Surgeon, Late from Canada.
BEG leave the Inhabitants st. Paul and
rounding th. prepared to
profession VETERINARY SURGEON.
My the during extensive practice
in Canada, enables to Offer services with
grcat confidence To al
Entire satisfaction will be given in all cases.
Calls will he attended o the sho tcstn
i.ninicnt SrranS, Weak Joints rheumatism.
jyl7-wtf w. PAGE. Io
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DR.. E. SMELL.
EXGEII nl

DIR. e. SMELL.
EXCELIOR, MINNESOTA.
Former Proprietor and Physician the Springfield
Cure, and late Proprietor OF EashanptOn IIydrOpathc
Institution.
NR. SMELL. having had and successful practice in
IL Hydropatly, Electro Magnetism, and Surgery,
would respectfully solicit the the people this
vicinity and the public generally Examinations Of chronic
diseases made, with full description given, previous
knowledge Of the case, asking any questions.
= Ofice hours from A. NJ. to p. N. mar 1Odawtf