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Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29
To Avoid Accidents.

During the present slippery season of mingled
ice and snow, the walks should be well sprinkled
with ashes. This will reduce the number of ac-
cidents which daily occur in the streets of our
city.
We also noticed yesterday, that of the hundreds
of sleghs which passed up and down St. Anthony
Street, not more than half of them were supplied
with bells. 1t is penalty in the States for a
horse and sleigh to appear upon the streets with
out them. And here, where the streets are mar
row, and the sidewalks encumbered by the wares
of merchandise and traffic, 80 that many pedes-
trians take the middle of the street, it is especially
necessary for their protection that every team
should be furnished with string or more of
bells, to warn people Of the approaching sleigh.
The steel shod cutters slide so noiselessly upon
the smooth snow, that all will readily see the
necessity of this course to avoid collisions.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29
IL q Negro n citizen:

Mr.. Marsy-our discriminating and most wor-
thy secretary of State has just decided that free
negroes, though born in New York, cannot be re.
garded as citizens of the United States, hence,
are not entitled to passports when they travel
abroad. The case in hand is the recent applica-
ton for passports for a troupe of colored min
strels, natives of New England, instead Of grant
ing which, the dignifed Department offered q
certificate that they '' were born in the United
States. and free" &C., ending by recommending
them to the clemency of foreign nations! This
is of course a shameful advertisement that color
is disqualification for citizenship, in this land
of Liberty suggestive commentary on that
other Republican declaration, that " all men are
created free and equel" The Sun says g if free
negros are not men, then this doctrine will not
apply; but unfortunately ''they are so exceed
ingly like men, that they will be generally taken,
in Europe, for members of the human family"
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

SERIOUS ACcIDEsr.-Mr. James Potter, joiner,
was engaged upon the roof of the new City Hall
yesterday, when board of the scafolding broke,
and he fell to the ground, distance of q feet,
striking upon his back. He was seriously if not
fatally injured by the fall his head being cut and
his face severely laceratei, besides the probable
fracture of some bones in his body. He has not
been at any time deprived of consciousness, but
he is so badly injured that it is feared he cannot
survive. On the occasion of the recent fire at
the Rice House, he was knocked down by the
engine, and the cart of the Hook and Ladder Co.
ran over his breast. He is recently from New
York State, and has no family here.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

The principle Is and will remain In force, tina
by nature free.-Centinentsl Congress, .719.
No man can lay head In safety upon his pillow the
midst OF slsvery.-ThomaS Jefferson.
transmit posterity abhorence OF slavery
Patrick Henry
tndexbly opposed 10 the extension slavery this
Continent, beyond its present ns.-John c. Fremont.
s.THE ABOLITION DOMESTIC SLAVERY is the greatest
object of desire in these Colonies where unhappy in
trciuced in their infant stAte.r-Jereyso2 in 1874.
Speaking the Je rson remarks When
remember that God is just, remble conntry''
lay upon that part Of the Consu-
ton which conveys the right the power 10 carry
OF the States the Union territory Of the United
States Henry Clay.
HENRY CLAY SLAyERN.--..I have said that I never
could for tmysef and that never ad never
Will and earthly will make spread
slavery territory where il does not
CiGy's Speech, Feb. ., 1862
substantial good be done, wher
land be prevented from becoming slave
errtory ready arrest the principle of the extension
slavery. pledged from the 1875 have been
pledged and again. and viii perform those pledges
will thing unnecessarily that wounds the feen
does discredit unders tandins" "
Speech of Daniel Wehster, 7th March, 1850.
there nothing which the civilized world, II they
take notice Of humble myself viii reproach
with when, said the ether day, had made
mini, that under crolst would consent to
extension OF the Slavery in the United
States the farther increase of Slave Representation in
the House of Of Daniel Webste,
enthe Oregon Bill. ISIS.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29
Hlstorlcai Society.

At a meeting of the Business Committe of the
Society, held yesterday, steps were taken to pro-
euro the delivering of course of lectures, dur
ing the ensuing Winter.
As soon as the arrangements are made, notice
will bc given of the place of delivering and the
names of lectures.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29
Council PrdoceedinSs.

The Common Council convened as usual on
Tuesday. Present the Mayor and seven alder
men. John Ticken was released from Jail on
petition. Several claims presented and re-
ferred. Eleven arrests were made during the
two weeks ending Nov. "a. The City Marshel's
report was read, showing the receipt of 100000
for liquor licences, and $500 for wharfage du-
ring the month of November. Bonds to the
amount of 900 were directed to be issued to
the contractors of the new City Hall.
" The London Times has special Kansas
correspondent, in the person of Mr.. Thomas IL.
Gladstone, who communicates to that paper his
observations and experience in the Terrltory.''-
Pioneer.
There is Democratic lie coied up in that
paragraph, which is floating about among the
obscure journals of the party. The London Times
has not now, and never had, a special Kansas
correspondent. Mr.. Gladstone, a casual visitor
to that territory during the worst days of the
reign of terror there, published, sometime after
his return to England, single communication in
the Times, embodying graphic and thrilling
narrative of the scenes Of wnich he had been an
eye witness. That journal prefaced the letter
with some scathing structures on the border
ruffan phase of social barbarism and the OBJ
vious Intention of the above paragraph is to
mitigate the terrible force of Mr.. Gladstone's
expose, by investing him with the character of
petty pcnny-a-liner. Mr.. Gladstone, it is we'll
known, is the son of the distinguished statesma
of that name, and his correspondence is above
the imputation Of being paid for. As for the
rest, nothing that has appeared in the Tribune
itself, equals in vividness of portrayal the pictures
of horror painted in the truthful and unembe :
lished narrative of this disintsrestsd traveller.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

GTW. F. johnson, the owner Of lard factory
on the Lake shore at Chicago, has recovered $751;
900 damages from the Illinois Central Railroad
Company for cutting through his property.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

HAVE No. Single Horse which paid A25 in
Soid last Winter, Is but little warranted Der.
feet in every respect which will dispose cheap for
Those Who are 10 viii and this
chance to buy Enquire Times Duid.
'ne; suDe0atsiy. News 2wk Tx. DOVER.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

To Young MeM.-FLEAsANr AND PROFITABLE EN-
PLoyMrNT-rouns Men IN every neghborhood may obtain
heahf pleasant, and profitable empoymen y engaging
In thcsae OF useful aud popular Books an
valuable Journals For terms and particulars address,
postpaid,
FOWLER 4 WELLS, No. s0s Broadway, New York.
PS.-An Agents who with will be secured from
e possibility of loss, while profits
liberal.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

NEW YORK PRICES AT ST. PAUL,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
ID. w. INGER9oIsI
ST. Anthony street, nearly opposite the Brick Church.
HAVING been engaged in the Importing and Jobbina
business in The city of New Ysk nearly
he feels confident that he offer superior
country and others their of him.
English, French am American
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
OF every descriptions will be found store
part cloths vetngs and every variety
temens under garments and furnishing goods
would call the particular attention
taiors.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
In great variety, Moire Antique and other sx.,
DE LANES. Merinos, Plaids, De Baees, Ca,,os, Ac.
Rich Broche square and long Sbswis,
Plain and Embroidered Grape Shaws
Wool, Plaid, square and l. ng Shawls,
Gentlemen's heavv long Shawls,
Ladies' dies hosiery-merlno, lambs wool aud cotton,
Also, under misunderstanding and silk,
Linen and sh. etingr
Tckings, stiped shirtings,
"hite' red y. How and grey Fiannes,
without further ths public are invited to cal.
examine and purchase.
Stone Block opposite the Pot oTce, weeks
ST. Paul, October 49, 1s56.-tf
FURs: FURs! FURs!
c. II. SANGER'S be the best lot of Ladie.
ten Fitch, &C., styles Of Capm
.icornes Pelerires. &c. Also Ladies' Fur Gloves ald
Aittens: superior articles.
GLOVES AND EITTENS
OF all kinds for Gents the finest c. to the
heaviest buckskin.
FUR OvERCOATs
And Fancy Robes, Of Cson, sca FOx, wof &c. Cs and
them.
FUR AND PLCSH CAPS.
good assortment of styles and qualities Also the various
styles and qualities OF Silk and Soft Hats.
OvERsHOES AND BOOTS
Just the thing for cold Of Bualo and skiu
dressed with the hair article and warranted 70
last. ~
All goods sold low cash.
Don't forget the place. at C. IT, SANGER,S direet,v an
Nov. Stb. '56-tf
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

CT Mrs. Thorne of Palo Alto, Mich. .,hung her.
self and child, recently, because her husband re-
fused to take her to ball.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

Gy- The indianapolis (Ind.) Journal states
that the amount of freight scattered along the
Bellefontain railroad, and switched of at way
places, is almost incredible. At indianapolis the
freight trains cannot get nearer the Union Depot
than seven miles. On Friday night train came
in, consisting of forty-two cars loaded with goods
for the Western market.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

CO The Saltwater Messenger (Rep.) and the
St. Croix Union (Dem.) hav" recently had pass
at small arms, G.e., one column paragraphs) on
the subject of slavery and the Nebraska Bill
The Messenger, having the most brains, the
soundcst logic, and the truest cause, was gaining
fearfuly upon its opponent, when upon the prin-
ciple, that
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

Gy The Pittsburgh Gezatte of the 18th pub
fishes an autograph 'etter from Geo. Washington
received by the publishers of that paper, in 1885,
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

CT new supply of '' Minnesota AS 1t Is in
'56," has just been received by Bond & Kellogg.
Call-they're going fast.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

Treatment Of lnfants-.sThe angels of household
are just subject the ssDseases which top
as We who are Older, and they require much
treatment They have
doses are profitable, and their tender
proof against the rough harsher and more
restorstve They require medicines
pleasant to the taste and soothing their effects,
tain and active Just such panacea found In
Gaiup's Compound Syrup OF Brer Root; specific that
powerful enough for the strongest constitutions
tempered children 'ike the wind ambs.,
Away with yoar Picra and give 1t a trial.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29
IMPORTANT TO KNOW!
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODSl

FNHE public respectfully Informed that DRY GOODS
cannot be purchased cheaper in Saint
JOHNSON'S Cheap Cash Store, Third
ppose the Post Office, where most
splendid assortment OF Silks French and English Mernos
Coburgs Parameas, all wool plain and figured DeLanes
Cashmere. DeBAges, Gnghams, Cacoes. Fannes Checks
Tickngs, Musin, Stella Brocha French Blanket
Shaw Ladies' Cioaks Bed aud Crib Bahkets rs Fancy
and Travelling do; CrAvats, Gloves, Hosiery, &C.,
together with large of White Goods,
dees. TRAININGS, Fancy Goods, Foreign Small
Wares. u. For sale at low prices.
no20-3m J. W. JOHNSON.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

CO No less than Sc, $50 pounds of quicksilver
were exported from California during the six
months ending july Ist,
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29
MADAMOISELLE BRICE'S
DTesSmaking Establish m eut,

NEDLLE BRICE respectfully informs patrons the
lS1 public that she will be ready Monday, the 10th
receive their slightest orders, having
nunber of patterns presenting fine display
assortment Of and graceful designs Ladies' Chill
rens dresses Rooms, Winsow House, oor u Ayah
Smith, dealer in dry gods.
Pan. Nov Ih-,v vd
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

Nansen, Ina igestion, and Nervous DE biity.-"I do
not wonder at the popularity of HGRHAvE's HOLLAND
TIERS, For months previous use my ordinary
caused such erreme nausea, placed before me- that
almost dreaded the sound OF the dinner Everything
disagreed with My digestive
all power and completely
was unable to write five minutes at a Ine.o
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Y. NJ G. A.-Thc heading Room Young Mems
Christian Association, Dan Rohrers Once, Nelson's
Building Third street, open public, after this
date, from 10 TO 12 A. NJ, from 10 P NJ, 6
90 in the evening" leading Magazes Secular and Reli-
gous Papers will always on file.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

GlgT The bogus Kansas Legislature, elected on
the 9th inst, meets on the second Monday of
January 1857.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

CO Nobody blames rich man for going with
his elbows out, because every one knows be has
got money enough to get him new coat but it
is objectionable in poor man to 60 ragged, be-
cause every one knows that he cannot help it..
The discriminating world
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

BALDWIN FEMALE SEMINARY.
7'HE NEXT TERM Of this Institution will commence
| MONDAY, DECEMBER 1sT, 1856,
under Enc Corps Of Accomplished Teachers Instruc-
tisn will be given In ali the branches taught
quarterly In advance the of mi
East The institute viii consist of the Primary Depart
ment for children and young girls and the Collegiate
ladies. The study
Mathematics, Bells French
Superior acquisition Of The Fire Arts
viz Music, Painting Water Color Pastel OILS. Drawing
Luicar Crayothics Fruit Flowers
Emtoideries Papier Mache Pe Work.
al ladies Of in the best Female seminares in
no.7-~ 2. N. sM1rH, A. NJ. pre-id.a.
| MELODEONs.
DY EXPRESS, Just received a dozen Of Geo. A,
ID Princes Celebrated Meoieons Prices from s45 eco
y $780, $780, $50 For sale at the Book and Music Store
| SECOND HAND PIANO FOHTEs.
EoUR secondh Planes at the Book
noa7-,r Won HAMM.
sTODARD PIANOS.
SrLnNDID selection Of ssdare pianos jus. received
| no27-tf Opposite the Post Office.
| NEW MAP OF MINNESOTA
NEEssRs. MEYER Won MINDEN's lev large map of the
BSokstore opposite the Post Omeo. Won HAMM,
VIM. WOOD. S. X. BARLEY.
| WOOD BARLEY,
VX7HOLEsALE GROCERs Dealers in Flour, Grain and
w Provisions Commission and Forwarding Merchants, Up
per Levee, st. Paul. Min. All Goods consigned to
should be Marked Care Of Wood Barkley,
| St. Paul." nov n
| GROCERiES-IN STORE AND FOR SALE.
x n hhds prime New Orleans Sugar.
| OO 100 bbls Coffee, crushed and redned do.
1000 sacks
1000 do
400 bbls Pork.
$50 half tbs Lard.
! 5000 Pcklei and Smoked HAMS
| 500 sacks Corn Meal.
90 90 White Beans.
100 bags prime Rio Oefee.
160Obls s. II. and Syrup Molasses.
90 half chests Extra Imp. Y. H. and Black Teas.
100 boxes Soap.
leo do Candles.
1oo bols Rectifed Whiskey.
300 boxes choice brands wa Tobacco.
50 bbls Rice.
~ or casks Champagne Brandy.
800 ig. assDrtei Shot.
100 boxes Imported ami Domestic Cigars.
IS bbls Old MonOng ahela Eniskey.
50 boxes Pearl Starch.
100 do Candy.
Also large and well selected Groceries
orally, which will furnish at small advance
WOOD BARKLEY,
Wholesale Grocers, j. r. Irvine Old Stand, Up-
per Levee. uoy9T.tf
NV ~.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29
Carpet Rags Wanted,
NOTICE.

r. NJ. WALTERS, Carpet Weaver Minnesota st.. neal
"A Fifth, for which carpets win be pa,d p,....
leave word where the obtained and tbey viii
called for. a., ss".s
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29
FOR SALE.

VNHE young man who took God Pen, with White Bone
Handle, from the Office d. C. Taylor CO. on ,hs
morning OF the fire. is requested
Bank and thereby trouble, he is known no2s-r
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

BOOTS AND SHOES!
n c. HOFFMAN is receiving his Fall and Winter
W stock Of Boots and Shoes and best stock
ever brought to this Territory, which he pledges himself
sell as low as other house i'll The Territory. stock
consists in part of the following articles:
Gens' Calf, Kip, Hunting, Hungarian, sswed water
proof boots.
Boys Calf. Kip. sewed and pegged boots.
adies Caters, Kid alters,
French Kid, Congress CATERS Seal, Enameled and
Calf Boots.
Ladies' French Toilet Slippers.
Ladies' French Rosette Slippers.
Misses and Chdren's Shoes styles kinds and oua
ties.
In addition to his ready made wsrk he
articles called for in Ids line gents The
custom department Is under the supervision Mr.. George
Mead, one Of the best workmen In Territory.
call Is srespectiully solicited.
C. B. HOFFMAN,,
Opposite Empire Block, St. Anthony St.. ot. Paul.
Nov. 7tL, '66.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

Ex-Judge Halliburton, author of the Sam
Slick books, has left Nova Scotia to reside per-
manently in England.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

GERMAN PAPER IN LA CROSSE. - The Press and
other materials for German Press arrived on
Wednesday. 1t will be issued about next week.
CO Trinity church spire, in New York. is 294
feet high; St. Paul's 535; the Presbyterian
Church in Cincinnati, Ohio, 272: St. Peters in
Philadelphia, 1873 St. Peters, in Rome, $50 feet
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29
S$f(ilnlrtsota Tin)rs,
FRIDAY, NOV. %, 1856.
Free Laud!-Free Men!-Frec SPeech!-Free Press!
Free-mont.---FreedoM:
a

oSlavery is a most blight the Old Dominion
getting rid Of t-by Legislative
authority; and SO far FOR that
ehall be wanted.''- Washington.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

c. Tho Methodist Episcopal church of VII
mona IVES dedicated last Sunday.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

THE OLD BROWN ONCE MORE,
THE OLD BROWN DRUG STORF
Is again being ned to its utmost capacity, with very
nne assortment Of the choicest
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY,
FANCY ARTICLES,
Selected by Mr.. BOND in person from the best stock
Eastern Markets.
Persons desiring first rate articles atlow rates. will Of
continue to crowd into
THE OLD BROWN,
ST. ANTHONY STREET,. st. Paul
To Country Dealers.
THE OLD BROWN is better prepared all orders,
with Better Articles Cheaper Rates. any
house in the city.
Call and give US q trialat
THE OLD BROWN.
THE OLD BROWNS MISSIONS!
rJNHE OLD BROWNS MISSION, ambition, is not only
do Drug Business, the Drug OF the Terri
tory. tits prepared to doit.
Call, see, examine for yourselves st the favorits
OLD BROWN.
TO THE LADIES!
BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS
WE are Agents for NcFe,rises Balm of a Thousand
Flowers See Special Notice Column the new
Columbian Perfumery, besides French, Lubin etc.
Call for bottle Of "Balm" at the
OLD BROWN DRUG STORR,
Upper St. P'ul.
THE CELEBRATED ELECTRIC OIL,
EoR RHEUMATISM and all kinds of pain. We are the
agents for this and valuable article.
~ Call and get circular and read about its merits at
the popular
PURE BRANDIEs, WINES, JAMAICA Rum
AND sCHNAPPs,
EOR Medicinal purposes The best we ever had in the
"Old Brown the all the Bon vvant, o,
the city, Vintage of 1886. Warranted pure and Of superior
naVor 10 any In the city, Patients make
for really good article, send to
THE OLD BROWN DRUG STORE.
Cigars, Cigars, Cigars,
or the choicest Brand Of
the
sept23 OLD BROWN DRUc SrORr
DRY WOOD FOR SALE
O00 CORDS dry wood for sale at
<OV BOND KELLOGG'S City Drug Store.
August 29th-dtf
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

APERFUMEp BREATH.-whst lady or gentleman would
remain under the dsageesble using
the ''BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS dentrince
would not only render It but the teeth
alabaster? Many persons do that their
bad and the subject is delicate their friends will
mention Pour single drop Of the BaiAl' tooth
brush and night morning. afty cent
bottle will last year.
beautiful complexion easily be acquired by
Balm OF thousand Flowers. II will tan, pimples
and freckles from the skin, leaving II of
hue. Wet towel, two three drops, and wash
the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsr.-wet sh havingorush in either
cold water three drops "Balm Of
Thousand Flowers" the beard and 1t will make
beautiful soft sther much facilitating the opeaonof shaw
Ing. Price only nfty cents. ". P. PETRrDGE CO.
Franklin Square. New Yort.
Fer s!s pY AeyD xSIIoss, City prus Store, 81 Pau.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29
ST. PAUL MARkETS.

DAILY TIMES DFFICE,I
Nov. %. 1856.
WEIGHTS GRAIN.-The following are the led
weights Of grains for this Territory: Wheat 30 ms
Clover Seed go Ms p bu; Rye, 66 lbs "a Indian
Ms Du Oats, 81 Ds bu; Barley, 4S Ds bu.
~ bs q
LIVE STOCK. DRIED
Beef OH foot. ...i(l5c Apples. 500I2 rs
Cows $3OGg35 Peaches peaIed.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29

G. Fl A r L IS W. WOOL LEY,
LOWER LFVEE, ST. PAUL,
snow fairly under way, and will trsnsacts
STORAGE, FORWARDING, AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS,
Deal largely In ~
GRAIN, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
To all busines o his care, he Will give
PROMPT PERSONAL ATTENTION.
Mark packages Scare Of c. W. w., ST. PAUL."
REFERS TO
Messrs. Borup and Oakrs, Bank srs, st. Paul.
Thomas B. Whist on, ESQ.,, do.
H. T. McCoskey, ksq., Gaiens, Ill.
p. F. Walker, Esq. Dubuque, Iowa.
Il. p. Taft l. Co., do.
Colonel Robert Campbe do. 10.
Cornwall & Brothers, Louisville, KY.
Williamson Mann Co., New York.
Samuel Denman, ESQ.,, do.
Hugh Campbell, Esq, ,Philadelphia, Pa.
Jos 8. Lowering Co., do. do.
Weld h Minrt. Boston. e2t
LOTS IN WEST ST. PAUL.
WE offer for sale at low prices desirable
w property in West st. Paul. We have Of the
Finest Views the Bluffs,
Together with some Of the dnest BOTTOM
NEAR TEE TERMINUS OF THE BRIDGE.
A. 3. d. JACKSON,
At the West st. Paul Lxnd Once,
MONEY TO LOAN, at the West St. Paul Land once.
October %, 1856.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29
A. BANKER, WILLIAM E.. BEAl
BANKER & REAII..

Dealers in Real Estate, St. Paul, Afinnesofa.
OFFICE in second story Of McCouds building,
~ OF Third and Cedar Streets,
u ENTRANCE ON CEDAR STREET.Kh
Having purchased the interest of s. p.
Folsom Co., the business Of that Arm, at
their old stand on Third Street.
Lands bought and sod-money loaned and invested
paid for nonresdents and others.
tered. We have in office full abstracts of
title each lot land Ramsey County, show
ing the chain title from the United latest
Grantee and having defect Casting the
title carefully noted thereon Having facilities,
sons loanng ornvesng money through have
clear titles unencumbered security them
We have also of all the Government Of the
Territory and plates OF all the principal cities towns
mapping and surveying promptly done toorder.
REFERENCES.
St. Paul. Nesc Orleans,
P Folsom, Esq. Albert Pike.
Holnshead h Becker. Troy. ". Y.
Ex-tiov Alx'r Ramsey. Hon. d L Seymour.
Brisbin 4 Bigelow. Geo Warren Troy City Bank.
Hon II NJ Rice N C N T. Syracuse N, T.
Marshall & Co. Bankers. Hon Harvey Baldwin.
NeU York.
W Lowber, Baltimore, M. n.
Duff Green. Johnston g. Brothers. Bankers
Chicago. Com Paulding, U N.
Rees & Kertort Washington, d Z.
Philadelphia. Joseph G Kennedy.
Keen Taylor DIR Robert A. Lacey. aul4-tf
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-29
NEW HARDWARE STORE.

NEW HARDWARE STORE.
THE subscriber citizens Of St. Paul
i and vicinity that he has Just commenced recevingx
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK
or Cutlery, Carpenters Tools AnvIs, etee Axes, Looking
Glasses Guns Pstos Chains Patent Corn Shelters, Hay
Cutters Shove and Tongs, and article pertaining
House Keeping and Hardware, which he only
to convince all that he Will sell cheap
Territory. Motto-'Quick sales and small profts.o
MICHAEL JONES,
1t. Anthony street.
Next door to Messrs. q. d. Taylor & COPS Bank.
st. Paul, October "a, 1S56.-Sm