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on Monday, March 18th, 1856, by Bishop Hopkins
Mr.. ABRAN PLAT, to Miss SARAH ANNE WALTON,
all of Burlington.
At Trinity Church. Potsdam y. Y. on Tuesday
18th inst by Rev VIM, Staunton, Mr.. EDWARD J.
IIrLL, Of Burlington, and elizabeth L. PgArr,
daughter Of n, Pratt Esq, of Potslam.
In Jericho, March 4th, by Rev. Mark Atwood
Mr.. ALoN7o W. KgNYov Of Huntington, and Miss
MARTHA l.. CIRCUIT of llinesburgh,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28
Uic0.

In Hine,burgh, March 18th EpMoSp BALDwIS
Jun. son of H. VI. Baldwin, aged %.
In llinesburgh, on the 18th inst. Mr.. GEORGE
W. PALMER, soldier Of the Revolution, aged 95
years 4 months and days.
Mr.. Palmer was born in Stoningt,n Conn. Nov.
= leo, was one Of the first Settlers Of the Town Of
liucsDurgh, in which place he resided Il years,
was member of the Methodist Church % years,
haylu" joined the first Church established in this
section Of country His Family consisted Of .
children, 70 grandchildren - great grand children
Five of hi children survived him. His oldest
daughter was the third child born in lIinesburgh.
ontle 22d of Feb, at Granada, Nicaragua, after
painful illness Of three days, GEORGE ISGERsoLL,
STETsoN, aged 20 years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28
Fort Edward Institute,
WASHINGTON COUNTY, \. Y.

SUPERB BRICK BUIT DINGS, well finished and
ISfurn,hed Twenty Professors and Teachers. La
dies Department with al the advantages of the
best Female Colleges. superior facilities in Lam
guares, Music and Painting Board, washing, fuel,
furnished ROOM incidcntals, and tuition in Com
mon English. for fourteen weeks, in advance, $780,,
40 Reduced fare from Troy and Cnstleton, on first
and last day of each term. II Spring Term, opens
March 9th. 1856. Scores have been necessarily
rejected the present term by their failure to make
timely application. Apply for Rooms or Catalogues
to the Principal, Rev Joseph L. King, A. NJ,
Fort Edward Institute, y. Y.
January sth, 1856. wsm2
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING MARCH 80.

Pacific or of any other wreck. Capt. Hart
stein proposes to remain at sea until the first
Of Arril, ~ he has coal for t. days voyage
and plenty Of provisions on board. The
Arctic will snil in the Gulf Stream until size
returns TO this mort.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28
Indian troubles in Texas.

BALTIMORE, March 2lst
Texan advces to the 18th announce that
Indian depredatons continue in that region
and party had been organized to follow
them to Mexico and innict punishment upon
them.
There arc great fears entertained at New
Orleans Of an overflow of the Mississippi.
PHILADELPHIA, March 81.
Commodore David Conner died in this
city Yesterday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28

The Know Nothings" of Ohio were in
Council at Columbus last week. After
three Sessions, and exciting Debates the Phil
adclphia nominations Of Fillmore and Doncl-
son were repudiated by a vote Of 1911 to 49,
The following is a sketch Of the third sitting :
ELEVEN O'CLoCK.-Thc Convention has Just
adjourned, after stormy session OF more
than three hours. Debate was limited to
five minutes speeches
The majority report, rcpudiatinS Fillmore
and DOncsOn, was discussed.
Mr. Ware offered resolutions, as substi
tute for it,cndorsing the nominations which
were voted down by yea and nay vote of
ia to 49, The majority report was then ac-
hgptcJ by d. y,to as large,
br. Wright, Of Cincinnati then claimed that
the nationality Of the American party was
destroyed. and asked 70 have the State Char
Ter given up to the minority which motion
Wa ia -hoi down.
\ resolution was then adopted thanking
luo delegates who had retired from the Phil
aA.lI.ia Convention and rypudIItci the uolni-
nation. rI the PLATFORM
shortly after the Convention adjourned
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28
Tho Wreck of the John RmtIcdgr

Hopes are entertained here that other boats
of the John Rutledge may have been picked
up. Young Nye says that tho life boat, in
which the Captain and his party got, was %
feet long, and in all respects well equipped
She had good bedding and clothes enough,
and plenty of rockets and blue-lights, with
which to attract the attention Of passing
ships. Capt. Kelly is a native Of Mass.
HAMFAX, March Goth.
Steamer Canada from Liverpool 18th, inst,
is now about due at this port Weather
clear. No signs Of her from the station
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28
Kansas Meeting IN Newly

New loRK, March &c.
\ Kansas Meeting was held at the Taber-
naclc on Tuesday night, when Free-Stato
speeches were made by Mr.. Tnco. Dwight,
Gen. Philip c. Schuyler, Gen. Pomeroy, Mr..
Simpson, Mr. King, Judge Conway and 9TH
crs. The attendance was large, and a liberal
collection was taken up to build mills, hotels,
school houses, &c, in Council City.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28

Dispatches have been received from the
propeller Arctic to the government and Mr.
Il, X. Collins, respecting the result of her
search for the Pacific, She has been cruising
between sable Island, which was thoroughly
examined for recent wrecks, and the edge of
the gulf, She has not seen any signs of the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28

1t mot asccrtained whetnor IL was
Rutland, Central or ogdensoursn' S''oHu
mort ugcs, OF which faul was INC ""'o' '"''''T
holder vixen he SAID to ming NS'lpl"
would that thou Wer' Oo'h o'n'oS' '''' .,''
gcthcr such as | ann except 'hesc JULIUS
MIR. Henry Goodman, postmaster of
Nottingham, Windham County, VT, was
o,or,ipcd ON the 18th inst. upon the charge
,r r,...or, o,d hold to hail in $500 The
,,,,,,,,,,. ,r,l,,, c,r,.,, ,cos rinr dollors Mr.
...,,... ',.,',,, bos l,d,,;,,s in Rut.
I,aIi,;I c,r ,to.,irr uo suit Of clothc,. some
,,nno,. -, n,ir ,r snoctoc,os and a white dor"
r.,,, IL. o,,,,l.,.on Nv II,ll or brandon.
M.
NoSNoFoL'IAN Nhl 49,
second annual diSIrlout'o'' 'V0N P','o0 VI r,'e w.
zNth oil 'epro'ry' oV ''''0'1'9 o"AV'
NenoA trucllA. "ls ui""" y
bolan' ol Mi"VlS'i'io' i"' -.
were drawn ny Ncrino"' i',''.'''
huStlc hahusc"Pc' II, Az :, ~
niagara falIs' Aiicrlo'n ''u0
Demlng' burI'hgVoh' VIZ" VI tio i'"OA
/
River y. J'' "a'cninun 'o"rn"i, -I ,I
| peIler' '-NeW hi'BI"ho W l"'0i '0'n0'
rlct - smith, lhetloro'
~ FIRE was discovered ABOUT u oio'A
on the morning of the 9Th inst, in Messrs.
UroNoi &C.
nci''i''a 'o"' i"' ""'i' .-.,,,,
"hcu '"o "i",N" ""' e'u' III
nothing could be saved. The whole build
! ing together with the machinery was soon
reduced to ashes Loss about 81, ooo. NO
insurancc.-The dwelling house oil zen
stephen Hawkins, IN st Johnsoury' was ucs-
troycd by fire on Thursday night oil last week.
with all Its contents giving the family pare
/ ~ time to escape. Inc IRE was supposed 10
have originated IN ashes leit IN inc sneu-
room. Among the articles lost were ooo puSh-
els OF potatoes Az bushels Oh wheat ana IVo
bushels OF oats NO insurance
-NoRTnfihLp'-oh the evening Oh inc
loth INST an 'rishm"h named M'chacl
| cochran, dcad drunk on Mlchael iiurlcy :
liquor lay down upon inc track' anu was
demolished hy the first train that came along.
/ The Mortified Messenger saws "This was
the first fruit of the generous vote of the
lros.l,,, hor,ro rornndino to said Hurley n
-a,l;.
Ten uoHr me- 'or MS iorl'or ioc' II, ''iiii
liquor. Glorious achievement that
Sr L,,>sr,.pv-Tbc buildinr of the
Court House has been contracted Tor by the
/ No.-r, E;rL,rl,. C,r cI2 ono Tho rcsi-
, .,ooo
. dents oil the town, nave SupscrlOeu SlO"u
,,nrc for additional embellishments. The
-. .,,. ,1
. Nholc expense VI oulIul'S' 'n'iuul"S 'ilo l'''u'
/ I. = bn :. IA 1 y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28

NV N1RE, March 20.
Ih" large six story brick huillns on pol
Street was, with it, contents, almost entirely
destroyed by fire last night The building
was owned aud partly occupied by Jacob
lIappock, whose loss ia estimated at 800
600
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28
Fort Edward Institute,
wAsHfNGTON CO., NY.

NASHlNrlDN ~, n l.
WINTER TEPM. Of IA weeks, opens Dec. 6th'
w 1855 Boari. &c, with Common Engli'hd
in advance. 500 90 Reduced fare from Troy an
Cestleton. on first and last dav Teach term Super
Brick buildings we'll finished and furnished. ~
Professors and Teachers. ~ Ladies' Departments
with all tho advantages Of the hest Female Colleges
Superior facilities in Modern LANGUAGES. Music and
Painting Arrlv for Rooms or Catalogues. to the
PRINCIPAL. " Rev. Josrrh f.. King. A ". Fort
Edrard Institute n y" vl4tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28

BE SURE AND READ the advertisement found in
another column of this paper for pr. Clough's,
Columbian Pills. then call upon the Agent
and purchase, for merely % cents, box Of the
best medicine for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints,
and all Bilious arrangements you ever used. A
Lady in Undertook, after using these Pills six
years declares that she would not be without them
to a family medicine if they cost one dollar,
In stead of - cents box. Let every family try
these Pills. A, c. SPEAR, Agent, Burlington.
Sept. 2G 1853 d6wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28
School Notice.

'E'llE TOWN SUPERINTENDENT OF BUR.
LlNdrON, will be in session Tor tho cxamina-
ton Of Teachers, on tho afternoon aud evening of
MoNp>Y, ArWL 1th, in the Study Of the Rev Mr..
Dung, willard street, near the Academy.
The evening hour is preferred, if convenient 10
those APPLYING for examination.
JOSHUA YOUNG
j, IL. WORCESTER, : Superintendopts
j. $, ADAMS.
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TAX SALE

a SHALL PROCEED 70 SELL AT PUBLIC
y AUCTION, ON Monday the 2l.' day Of April,
lNjG, at the Town Hall, in Burlington, r' 10
o'clock, 4. NJ. the following described lands in the
Town Of Burlington in the County of Chittendcn
rnn State of Vermont, for the taxes due and re-
manning unpaid by the yyncr Of said lands.
~ Acres land, called tho Austin 10, III Hchooi
district No. II, and set In the grand list Of 'aid
Burlington, to Timothy Fcllctt in the years 1854
and 1853.
. Water Lots No. % and q set in grand list
Burlington, lSji and ls5j to Timothy Eollctt, the
same being in School district No. 10.
= lots Nos 60 aud 10 aud Brick shop thereon
set in grand list of 1881 and 1888 in said BurlinE-
ton to Timothy Follctt, being in School district
No. 10.
SAMUEL HUNTINGDON.
lst Constable and Collector of Highway, Onion
School and fire district taxes
Buriington Mrach 2ith, 1856. d3tVw39w2
4 RNOLDS ENGLISH WRITING FLUID TIL
~. day Received and for Sale at
HUNrINGTONS.
March, y, 1856. d&wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28
DIsN GO % ID =,
Cop artnership.

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING PURCHASED
l Tho stock, and taken the store on Water Street
recently occupied by Herrck and Miles, have form
ed a co partnership for the transaction of Genera
Commission, Produce and Mercantile business, undei
the firm Of Van Sickleu & Walker.
+. NJ. VAN SICKLFN.
U. j. WALKER,
burlington, Feb. ., lSi' dIwlm
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Onions

4 FEW Bbls. Onions just received for sale
n. cheap.
VANSICkLEN WALKER.
March, q, lsjG.
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NOTICE

i HEREBY GIVEN that have sold to my son
George Phillips the remainder Of his minority
aud shall claim none of his earnings nor pay any
debts of his contracting after this date.
WILSON PHILLIPS.
Huntington, March %, 1856. w3gw3.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28

PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN kILLER.-Nolun-
tarily. cuuscicutiously, and with much pleasure, We
recommend to our readers the above named mcii-
cine We speak from our own observation and
experience when we say it removes pain as if by
gle from all parts Of the body, and is Of the
best medicines in use for checking Dinrrhwa, and
rcnoyin. the prcmouitory SYMPTOMS Of Cholera. 1t
/, applied both internally and externally, with the
would willingly he without it constantly in their
homcs.-Cm,puph Er'ning Nonplroi
This ccrtifcS, that have for several years used
Davis Vegetable Pain Killer in my family in
several of those for which it Is recommended
and find it very useful family medicine.
\. BRONSON
Pastor Of the Second Baptist Church in Fall River.
TIsurRr, Martha. Vineyard.
This may certify that have used Perry Davis
Vegetable Pain Killer with great success in cases
of cholera inihntum, common bowel complaint, bron-
chti>, coughs, colds, &c, and would cheegfully re-
commond it as a valuable family medicine.
JAMES G. BOOMER,
Pastor of the Baptist Church.
The genuine Perry Davis Pain Killer is now put
up in panel bottles, with the word, Davis Negeta-
bic Pain Killer blown in the glass and with two
steel engraved labels each bottlc-onc an excel
lent likeness of Perry Davis the original inventor
OF the medicine, the other steel cugray ed note OF
hlud-none others can he relied upon as genuine
Prices of bottles l23 cents, - cents, 81 cents and
: respectively.
Sold by A. c. SrrNR, burlington, l. l.. DurcHFr
Sos, st. Adams, aud 10y Medicine Dealers gen
orally wJSiwdd2t
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~ consequence of making many alterations and
i repairs at the Corner Store,
r. IN vE "a VA
has removed for few day. to tho Store iio
Church Street, Formerly occupied by llighco &
Webb) where he will be happy to see the numerous
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28

The assembly today refused by vote Of
Of 81 to 81 to receive Gov. Barstow's mes
sage.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28

OrIors ar, received her, for the convey
ins 10000 infantry and battery Of artillery
to tine Crimea, to replace troops returned
home
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28
SPY Me and I'll Do You Good. :"
DIR. Ian 6 II Us.
Root & Herb Jaundice Bitters.

The Grcn Nprng amt Summer Ndjcms.
Composed of the best Roots Herbs and Burl:7 IN
the Norld in such manner to constitute the very
best remedy for ;h class of diseases for which they
are recommended. 1t Is well known that the great
and sudden change Of our climate, from cold TO
hot operates uron the Blood, and through that
upon the whole system, producing staenation and
impurities, torpid and diseased liver and dis.
ordered Bowels. causing fcvcrs and Fever and
Aguc, Jaundicc, and unhealthy Bile, llumors, Dys-
rcp-ia, Costiycucss, ludigcston Headache, Ncari-
ness Pain in the Side and Bowels, Loss Of Appetite,
and General Debility.
Dr. Langlcy's Ettcrs, act directly upon the
Of all these diseases, and by not only pre-
vent them but will cure and eradicate them from
the system, and should therefore be freely used by
all WHO wish to be we'll and keep well. They arc
the ctp~p.s. and best medicine In the world. only
- cent. for pint aui 81 ccut. for large bottle.
once, 80 Union street, Boston, and for sale by
dealers everywhere.
A. c. SrEAu and r. a. PLcN, wholesale.
March, -, 1856. w3omos.6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28
March, -, 1876.
MOlasScS,

lust RECEIVED few lEhds. and Bbls Molas-
~ scs and syrup, for sale As low as circumstance,
will permit. NANSICKLEN & WALKER.
March, u, SOC.
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"A New Book.
FOR OLD AND YOUNG.

Gathered sketches.
INROM the carly History Of Now Hampshire and
i Vermont containing vivid and interesting nc-
counts Of great variety Of the adventures Of our
furciathers anil Of other incidents Of ollcn times
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.
EDITED BY FRANCIS CHASE VI. A.
This IA book which cannot fail to be read with
the greatest interest BY all-partcularly by those
who claim for their Sutherland the green hills Of
New Hampshire and Vermont
To the old it will recall the scenes and stories Of
lhoir childhoodi for the young it IT, % work that
v bee reGd and rc-rcad in the long winter evenings
This is ono If The cheapest work. that has lately
been issued from the Iross. As to the character
the work it will speak for Itself Illustrated with
fine wood engraving Size II mo. price 80 cts
Active and cntcrprising Agents with a cash cap
tal Of $40 TO 81 wanted to for the sale of
thi, and other publications. Copies will he forward
cd by mail free Of postage to any ono sending the
price Of the book aither in p. Q. stamps or money
Orders sent to TRACY q Co.,
w}tW3N Clnrpmont y II.
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Picked Herring 5.

IN Bib. Picked IIerrings just received the
~ cheapest fish in thi, Market. for sale by
NAN~iCELEN d WALKER
March, y, lojG.
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WHO WANTS TO MARRIED
THE BLISS OF MARRI!

THE ART OF LovE-MAKING
The most extraordinary book Of the Nineteel
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28

SAcHr''E ~ CAurr7s.-At the Ieromptory auc-
ton trade sale IN New York, entire invoices II
carpctnc' consisting If Brussels Tapestries and Will
tons, are III every season on manufacturers and
importers account, Mt much below the cost Of pro-
ductinn or importation. Some Of our carpet iner-
chrnt~ take advantage of these pcrcmptory sales,
and from this source lay in their urrlics. The
principal part of the nicer fabrics, which are sold
by the New England Carpet Company in Hanover
street, are purchased from this source, which ac.
count, for their immense trade in these high cost
goods at such low pIices- B,,iou Post
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28
The Ohio River.

WHEELING, March 20.
The ice on the river is entirely broken up
and is rapidly going away.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28

=" tHlTrENDEN COUNTY Court. - Two
young gentlemen Of Burlington, Mos-rs. En-
GAR +, HILL and SAMUEL II. READ, were ad-
mitted to the Bar, in open Court this fore
noon
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28
London Windsor Mills,

&UPERFINE Congress ruled letter and Com
- merca note paper this day received and
for sale at HUNTiNGIONS.
March, %, 1856. d&wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28
New Books.

At The Church Street Book Store q" Lives Il the
A,rociou- Judges" by lrlrcth, Men and Times
Of the Revolution" by Elkaua Watson, &c utcd
state. Canada and Cuba" by Hon. Mis-. Murray
"Courtc-ics of Married Life" 10y Mr., Madeline
Leslie, Plain Talk ON Home Matters" g India
the Pearl Of Pearl Kiycr,' by Mrs. Emua South
worth. Tor Sale by +. 4. Fl LLER
burlington, March, Is, lsjt dNwtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28
FRESH GOODS.

rjNllE SUBSCRIBER has Just returned from ow
4 York, with fresh Stock Of
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
portion Of which already opened, and moro
on the way. Please examine the stock.
80. BANK BLOCH.
Il. ". GUILTOED.
March, -, 1876. Diet
A PRIL. NATIONAL MAGAZINES, Received
Z and for Sale at HUNrINGTON'S
March -, 1856. dtwtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28

tNn AAA ENVELOPES OF VARIOUS
tVO. VDOPattcrns and qualities for -als at
III NIINGTpN'~
March, -, t,jG. dEwtr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28

II Tna PAclnc-lhc rroprictors Of the
Collin, limo now entertain very little hope
Of the safety Of the Pacific. The return of
the Arctic and the repeated arrivals Of for.
ciGn steamers without any tidings from her,
are sufficiently discouraSing circumstances.
Tho steamer Ericsson, Capt. LowBER. has
been chartered for the Collins Line.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28
House and Lot For Sale.

2NpR SALE vacant lot corner Of Union aud
Adams street, also adjoining lot on Union St.
with dwelling house, barn, good garden, we'll,
cistern &c, the lots will be sold together, or SEP
crate. For terms enquire Of Mrs. J. c. Hawley on
the premises, or Of II. q. White.
February, I, lNj6. wifi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28
WANTED,

DLACES IN THE COUNTY FOR . BOYS
4 from the age OF to > years. Applications to
be accompanied with suitable proof that the hoys
will he properly employed ami cared for morally and
physically. SAMUEL IlUNTlNGroE.
uyCr,ccr Poor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28
GLOVES AND MITTENs.

Tho largest. best and cheapest lot Of
BUChShIN Oh o YES A Nd MTTTENS
in Burlington, arc to be found at
LYMAN'S.
Enrlinn.t-. Nov Ii laIi ~tf
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Tripc

.lA Drls Trpc, Warranted equal to any sold in
~ TIL. Market.
NANSICKLEN & WALKER.
March. y, le5G. Itw9w
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-03-27
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND pa
PER HAN(1IN(nS. 5,,s.

'W p are now in receipt Of our Fall and VIM
ter supply, and would call tho attention
If the Citizens of Minnesota to our complete assort
nlent Ct Law, Medical. Musical, School, Blank and
miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Wall Faper, Cur
ts,1s. F,Eebnasd screeas, Bnrderiag, and CHEAP
Pens, Office Sntionery, for sale cheap f,r Cash. at
lS1 ss35sS ~ COMBS BRO,
{ Ftanklin Book Store, near American HOUSE, 81.
Panl, ~. 4. Il s8.s5 ,s., oct..25. n23tf
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-03-27
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

DOCKS AND sTATIOyERY---I beg leave
- to inform the inhabitants Of ST. Paul and
surrounding country, that nm now prepared to a..
tend 70 all business in my line, Wholesale and retail
ne JUST RECEIVED ~ ss:st
A few thousand Novels.
Wallpaper
Music and Musical Instruments.
Strings from the comsnonest 10 the best Italian.
" HAIR Tor Violin bows, Sg5a,sS 3.
Music Instructors, M S. .as FL
Stationery Of all kinds, s III
few pure gold fancy goods ~ Christmas.
School books, Religious b,okss ~ English, FrsncA
and German Languages. sTss
e'Fsfs ssss8sM Fig. FKEUDENREIcFI
BY Won HA8fM.
Dec. 2On Bookstore 0pposite the Pout Office
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-03-27
4 NOTICE.

va NUlICE.. 9sfSEl a 9sEtf5 q
ME eo.partnership heretofore existing be-.
IL tweensP. Chouseau Jr. & Co. Of ST Louis.
and Henry Sibley, under the name and style ii
N Northern Outfit !" comprising the business Of Min
nesota and Sioux Outfits, has expired by limitation
The said 3. Chontean ~. and Company having upon
n final settlement assumed the liabilities Or tue con
Germ, all Of the business Of Sioux Outfit remains ID
charge Of the said II. HI Sibley for adjustment; and
the said Sbey is hereby authorized to net IN our be-
half on the west side Of the Mississippi River in This
east side Of said River. sg Sss 53 Is'f
Il a, P.CHOUTEAU IN AND 90 Z
Sept. 4, 1855 H.sH. SIBAEY ISIS
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-03-27
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Nv HtOLEsALE Dealer lii Drugs, Chemicals.
j, Pants. IS Oils ]; Window XII lass, q ,aysw ware.
Stuff, Spices. Perfdmery, Fancy Goods. Sc.,
corner of hrd1and Cedar Streets, Saint Paul. Min.
], Haying completsd extensive arrange u,ents Win
me Mahniaetufers Of Wiodow- Class. White Lead
ana Lnseed am enabled 70 offer these articles
freight Es gs ssG n y
M; Orders for stained and enamelled W;ndow
see sanpses "a ' 80 ID a w.
Saint Paul, Maya 1855. 4s8 eny1 b