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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-01
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Foreign News-Arriv0l Of the Canada.

| Foreign NeWS-Arr1vOI OF tce Couauas
The Canada, from Liverpool on the after
noon of Saturday. the I'd reached here at +.
NJ, the I7,h. The Atls ntic arrived out at l-2
on the morning Of Thursday. The Canada
saw nothing OF the Pacific.
The Belgerine is still at Southampton. Her
agents have returned the passage money and
compensation. Her cargo has been taken out
and found not much injured.
On the 26th, the London Morning Advert
User had the following announcements:
1--WE regret to hear that an interview which
Lord Clarendon and Mr.. Buchanan had to-
gether a, the foreign office, Tuesday, very
angry words passed between them in
relation to the Central American question"
The Peace negotiatons-The dispatches Of
the Prussan Government, complying with and
confirming the telegrapbic announcement of the
unconditional acceptance Of the Austrian prop
ositons, were received at Vienna on the
23d, and couriers Immediately conveyed them
to Paris and London.
Baron Brunow and Count OrloA' are the
Russian Plenipoten.iaries, assisted by Tolof
and Fonton Lord Clarendon represents Eng
land; the Marquis Dazglion, Sardinia; Coun,
BuoI, Austria William Leuiski, France Der.
kish, Pacha, Turkey.
AuC StItNful HOui tuC
lish camp, JAM Is, reports the army healthy.
No incident except that the Russians continue
their fire from the North fort.
Gortschakoff has resigned the command TO
Loudos, and issued new valedictory to his
Crimean commanders.
January 10Th, the Russians made an expe-
dition over the ice to attack Kertsch, but Gen.
Bevan being on the alert, they retired.
FRANCE.-Satisfactio is expressed, that Paris
is selected the place for the Congress. Peace
is looked upon as certain. There have hecn uu
merous arrests.
GREAT BRITAIN.--Thursday, Jan. 81, the Queen
opened Paliament with the usual ceremonies
The persons most noticed in the gorgeous assem-
blagc Of the House Of Lords was MIR. Buchanan
in citizens dress.
Earl Clarendon gave the following explanation
in the House of Lords in regard to the anticipat
ed difficulty with our government
81 wish to take an early opportunity Of refer
ring to our relations with the U. s. In my opin-
ion there can be no doubt as to the common sense
view of the obligation of the CLAYTON and Bulwer
treaty, and yet it is upon the Interpretation Of it
that difference of opinion has arisen In such
case correspondence is useless, and therefore
lost no time in referring the whole question to
arbitration of any third power, Doth sides agree
ing thereto, and both parties to he bound by the
decision. That offer has not vet been accepted.
1t has been reviewed, and hope that upon fur
thcr consideration, the U. S. Government will
agree to it.''
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We Miss Thee at Home.
Nv 1oRr. II. THOMPSON.


We miss thee at home-why we miss thee "a -
1t were vain-'twere useless ~ tell;
For our once happy circle was broken,
s When we badc you painful farewell. rs
Aud the eyes that Eaxed on thee 10 fondly,
Then ium'd with affections pure ray,
Have grown dim IN the wearisome watching
For the lov'd one now far, far away. H
We mis- thee at home In the twilight,
when the mantle OF eve wells the SUM-
When the =. candles are lit In the parlor,'
And the vesp-r's sweet chimes have begun.
In that hour, dear one, most miss thee,
Aud pray tor thy speedy return
To the bos"ms that in thy long absence
Have ccas'd not to sigh ami 10 yearn.
We miss thee at home In the evening,
AID vacant the old family chair,
Where You sat YOU read from the ftbie,
when YOU offrr'd your heart up IN prayer;
Aud the kindly - good niahr' thar You gave us,
with the kiss of affection most dear;
W. e,er shall remember with fon'iness,
when the soft shades Of evening appears
We miss thee at hOme--sadly miss thee,
=. At morning, at noon, and at nights"
when the pale rides proud In her glory,
And star beams dance wild with delight.
Whrn sounds Of sweet music come floating
Like voices of loved one, in dreams;
Then think Of our once happy ireside,
And of all s endearing old scenes.
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Gy' The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad is
now completed to within twelve miles of the city
of Athens. o., to which point it will be opened
in four weeks. Extensive coal mines are being
opened on the line of this railway. Three coal
companies have been formed. The first car with
coal from the new mining firm of Zaliski reached
Chilcothe last week. ..e.s
The town Of Zalski is named after the we'll
known Polish banker at Paris, who has large in
terests invested in this country. lie is banker for
the mass of Poles and Russians, who employ their
money in American securities and undertakings.
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s'THE BABY's DEAD."-On Monday we were
riding short distant from the city, (remarks a
cotcmporary.) when we met littele girl, who
appeared to be in great haste and whose eyes
looked as if she had been weeping. She looked
up as if she wanted to speak, and on stop
ping, she came close to the carriage, so5bing as
if her little heart broken while the drops
were standing in her eyes. ''The baby's dead !"
she said.
We were entire strangers to her /; but she knew
of but one baby in the world, and that baby, to
whom she no doubt tenderly attached, was
dead. These short words full text for
reflection the balance of the ride. We might
write columns them but merely re-
peat to readers what the little girl said to us,
and let them reflect, as We did, on one thought
that ''the baby's dead"
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CHARLES wOOLLETT.
General Commission and Advertising Agent
l-r <-trrC ITO


RESPECTFULLY announce intention myself
permanently in business, this city,
effect sales of Produce.
cenmission together with requires
sonal attention. for which
In active pursuits and thorough knowledge Of the
trade, has qualified
TERMS thereby frequently
Hoping
ed with
to extensive and mutually benea and assuring
you Of my best efforts in behalf, am truly yours,
CHAS. WOOLLETf.
RErERs Aid. ". Kennedy, =. B. Williams, W. wayman,
u. Keith; A. Rogers, Frnk
ESQ. Aessss. Eaeent ( Owens. may II
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C. ID. ADAMS,
Attorney for Mail Contractors.

oOo SeUenh street, Warrington, u. c.
LNROM my experience while a clerk in
l. partmeRt, am enabled to give Information regard
the OF obtaining additional allowances when the mails
too heavy for particular ades SERVICE additional
compensation to stage routes changes Of schedule
contractors for the means necessary to facilitate the
at the expiration of quarter
mifted unjust fines, and other
contractor II from time time you keep
informed. -
My charges will he moderate not dsproporoncd to
amount OF service rendered. Possibly consd-
cradle sum aud the trouble journey
TO Washington Address, B. ADAMS, -
Washington City, d. G.
Refer to Horao King, ESQ.,, Frst p. NJ General;
Rice, st. PAM. i' - iaIS-f
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MARRIAGE WITH DECEASED Wires SIS
rEn.--The Glasgow (Scotland) Mail says
'ln the course Of argument by counsel, in the
case before the Court Sessions last week. res
pecting the legality of marriage with a de-
ceased wites sister, one of the counsel said it
was doubtful point whether such marriage
was prohibited in the Leviical Law; on which
Ardnillan remarked that he was surprised
none of the counsel had referred to Jacob mar
rylng two sisters and to the fact that our Saw
Tor was descended from one of them.
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CARb.-rO LUMBKRMEN.
THE UNDERSIGNED. GENERAL AGENT FOR
KNOWLES't PATENT SAW AND
SAWsMIl.L..

HAVING completed Minis his city, respectfully
sh AND n ~ 'S Ss ..s y
and a Il s e fs o
notifications Of these important
Of Min, wit: Sitting GANGS sizing GANGS,
lS inch kerf, and making inch boards
rate Of 5000 feet per hour 10000 in IL hours The
carrying "a saws feet long and 10 gauge cutting away liz
Of 5000 feet ho nea feet hour,
power required Sitting Gang horses,
the Siding Gang 10 HORSES
are AIDS already operation,
ordinary devices making Lumber. They will also perceive
in productions second In the saving lumber; third, In the
making Of etac and smooth lunber fourth, In the saving Of
time sgiggng ,ack' sepgfJr carriage
quired.
exceedingly simple and cheap
ducement manufacturers adopt them their establish
mcnts undersigned proposes upon the following
easy terms Of payment and sure guaranty: 80
For siiitinG Ganss$5Co cash delivery Of Mil in New
six months thereafter.
and 300 when Min 5000 leal, $500
perh'al per hour; in lieu of credit other
$500, the undersigned the avng
Of timber which they will exhibit single rcu-
JAMES BEArrIE, JR., GEN. AGENT,
Once under N . arins Bank, Chicago, Illinois
Chcago-Price 900. Terms for Log 500 cash,
balance months Men sent to set the Mills up, DESIRED
81 per lay and travelling expenses.
The following is the Report made by the lairs of Com
nttee SUPPLEMENTARY Mill, July
last in this city, The Report
gentlemen, assembled at d given by Mr. Knowles, the
the
PRODUCTION Of the improvement in the West.
John Garrck ESQ., Chairman of the Committee then
called upon and made a verbal "-
REPORT.
He stated that the other members Committee,
himself, greatly working
Knowles aud acknowledge It's superiority, right
all tho capacity claimed They
upon boards, kioy,
hours and minutes
and lightweight feet. II then fed with
did execution. Owing
they did it full hours. In
minutes nd
fifty and there the Con- mtce rested feeling
the trial completely successful.
Mr.. Garrick expressed eloquent " which
throbbed his heart witnessing
and valuable results in the West, which his
He hoped seerhe day when this
the world" OcJi-tf
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L COX ND LIVEl
-sfg-f-ss DIR. J. J. GALLUPD 4rS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BRIEK ROOT.

OOuxOO0O 61nOI OE 0HlEH HOOI,
The best most etu. safe and reliable Medicine used
Summer Conpsn., Veal and Relaxed bowels Of oid and
xoungj also asovEAEfoN REMEDY FOE
!. Asiasic ChsleFa, In Its First Gsasss, ~!
THIS medicine use some years. and has establish.
re Se nSd :. Whom ias :: any
mensof any kind and the propor
koe body people the rnowisdse which
experience only give 70 tie jsv.
The Brier Rect Syrup @ f-
of causes of Bowel
Complaints and the sd.pston Of vegetable remedies their
The the drugs and nsasiDs: IN the
Of knowledge and tell what win have tendency
opium, supplies the system has tendency 70 check
the action Of the bowels and that castor OIL and ap and
who does not know that Of opium is deahs and
IN. great aim smeuS physeian. Ia, s... tn .s
oines Of this kind in such quantities that
sssnes e. a
OF the poison but the result that while property
and sspping thefoundations Of health,
bring. the patient one stage early
DocToR GALLUP early struck with this pecuiartyn
to the discovery Of remedy kter several fruess Ia
bo finally in fact that veg
the curative, that they dependent upon
Of separating them, that was easy and practicable.
This Great Discovery -.t raft
enabled him to what he had been seeking after for
viii all the DANGEROUS and annoying diseases the bowely
WITHOUT III enddngef1ng life OF the patient
Such the origin Of the SYRUP Root,
It's advantages over every other medicine.
It effects in quarter the time required by ordinary
medicines
mineral poison system to be-
removed!
1t carries the the opposite
equilibrium, and the bowels
induces diseased action
IL ie pleasant to the aste and
1t will always effect cure taken before the patient abso
lu.ey Hcurablel ''' ="
1t produce death, induce any disease!
Its effect children is asrnsen, and quetng being the
best cordial known! - 80
THOUSANDS OF CERTIFICATES to its effects,
has wrought be produced,
the properties of this Syrup needs praise but
Ihave done duty in bringing Of
THE PEOPLE,
and 1t is their duty to for themselves and
way do this S
ti GIVE IT TRIAL. Fs J"
is manufactured only by DWIGHT CHAPLIN,
q. Cook, t-.. ..
No. - Washin gtoa Street, Albany, n. Y.
and all orders will be promptly agents.
and the medicine Druggists generally throughout
the country. r
Apply as above,
A. w. CHURCHILL, Worcester, Mass.
L. d. GORToN, Cleveland, Ohio
EDWARD HILL, Detroit, Michigan. f 'f
CHESTER HARRIS Indianapolis, Ia.
A. BOYNToN, Ottawa, Ill.
THos. ARMSTRONG, Davenport, Iowa.
j. II. PRICE, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
p. b. COOK, st. Paul, Minnesota.
T. b. SEELEY, Harrisburgh, Pa.
l- The cmplovnept NJ
PROPRIETOR charge the which they ar
located. se25-lyw
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q. A. DEL0YNES 4 CO.,
IMPORTERS
Brandies, Wines, Fruits s. Segars.

43 South Wafer Street, Cup sfGirs,) Chicago.
HE Wines and Liquors sold by the above
the importation their Neso Fork firm,
ferred in bond under the seals of Chicago,
where they United Safes bonded cellars
the merchants purchase
In CHICAGO with the certainty quality
York Jobbed Goods sold me
be Transferred in bond there
ted the House Northwest offers
tsiuors with the Ike
Of Paul find DESTROYS obtain
the article, to send their orders auI3-tf
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Cy+ Mr.. Wise, the eronaut, tn n,s that Win
time since in balloon, and has not been heard
from, may be living, since no trace of his balloon
has been found. In 1852, Mr.. Arban assembled
with his balloon from Barcelona, in Spain. and as
he went over the sea it was supposed that he was
lost; but few week ago friend Of Mr.. Wise's
in Europe, who is engaged in the investigation Of
eronautics, sent him the following, cut from a
newspaper. viz: Two years ago the French Gro-
naut, Nj. Arban, made an ascent from Barcelona,
and was not again heard from till the other day,
when he made his appearance again. His balloon
had gone to Africa, he had been seized and made
slave, and but recently effected his escape."-
Now, if nothing has been found of Mr.. Winches-
ter's balloon, this throws out faint glimmer Of
hope that he may be alive.
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BIGELOW & FIANDRAU.

Attorneys and Councillors at Laso.
ONCE L. Is. Wait Co.'s or, Third below Roberts,
St. Paul, Minnesota.
WILL attend promptly and carefully professional busiaess
w In all the the Terrtory also the collection
debts, and other business In connected
the profession.
Money to loan in small sums good security,
HORACE II. BIGELow. cHAhLEs z. PLANDRAU.
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fREloNr's LAND CLaM.-Aftsr long contro-
has at length been settled bv the completa recoe-
milton OF his title BY the United States. The
claim cover: nearly 900 acres of land, the real
value OF which is not known, but is now Estimated
by millions. 1t will be the largest and most VAL
liable title ever made BY the Goycrnment-
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ALLEN PIERSE,

Attorney at Lao and General Land Agent.
LAYING been Register of Office under the late adj
ADMINISTRATION, he Is able
subject and will the
tiors made by him.
Will and
lit Of Is "a latter
for three charge
these ; commissions.
Once cedar street, next door to the Episcopal Church, Ste
PAUL fin my1h-
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ST. PAUL BOOK BINDERY AND BLANK
BOOK MANDATORY.

Inrd 6efDeen Minnesota and ROberssfs., b. Pres
lcys Grocery and Provision Store.
rINHE undersigned, having completed his for
Ruling and Binding, is now prepared furnish Blank
Books every description, Ruled any desired
pattern, with without printed headings
prompt attention paid to orders from County Ocer Banks, &C.
Music Magazines, Pamphlets, bound any
Packages containing directions binding promptly
Bill Heads, Shipping Bills, &c., Ruled and Printed to order.
au24-tf j. A. NJ. HOISINGTON.
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New York. Feb. Is.

New YORK, Feb. Is.
Gov. Shannon was telerraphed at his residence
in Ohio, by President Pierce, to appear in Wash
ington without delay. In obedience to the dis
patch, the Governor is now here. His nominal
ton has not been called up IN the Senate.
project is on foot in some Of the Councils
of this city to drop Law and Fillmore as candi-
dates for the Presidency, and unite on Hon.
Erastus Brooks, one of the editors of the New
York Express.
Mr.. Galegos has presented through Mr.. Cush-
ing the resolutions of the Territorial Legislature
of New Mexico, asking for the removal Of Herse
Brochus, one of the Z. S. Judges for said Terri
tory. The rrotracted absence of the Judge from
the Territory is stated as the cause.
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SAINT CLOUD CITY!
LOCATED At THE HEAD OF STEAM MITIGATION
ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
And Mt the Foot Of Sank nsa

Ana NJ the Foot OF sank Rapids. MtnneSoa Territory
WAS surveyed. plotted and during Of
w January 1885, In accordance with Congress
of 1884, relating to locating Town Sites Lands
and the following advantages making
largest cities in the norfh-scesf.
l. The town Is beautifully situated prare
with natural slopes towards the river and
and on the west bank Of the Mississippi
the mouth OF Sank ver and about miles
Of st. Anthony.
p heaiof navigation st. Anthony
and between these two places steamboats, will regularly
the present
1t is the the
center Of the county the river. The county fully organ
lied according TO law.
greater number Of important roads point
than at other place In the Territory.
already been located
for their ccupeon s leading through
In beauty and fertility.
s. The recent purchase by the of l2OoOOOO
acres Of the Chippewa lands, throws
largest amount Of pine lands In Minnesota: being
St. Cloud on the Mississippi, gives
flowing from an extensive numbering country.
g. Tho valley OF Sank River
surpassed Being ntersperred with prairie and
pre-empton which win exclude SPECTATORS every
quarter section the property Of which
will be tributary 10 St. Cloud. af'
st. Cloud will be the point Of crossing Mississippi for the
Great North Pacific Railroad TO Puget
scrpoR Of the country in the CIoud through
which the Railroad must Ste
vens' Ocal Report TO Government, expor
Ing expedition. BROTT, CURTIS & Co., Propretors,
st. Anthony, Minnesota.
Once Main street, opposite the sign Of In
" St. Cloud Land Agency and Intelligence ONCE" 2s-tf
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To Farmers and MiIlers.
SALMONS IMPROVED PATENT.
GRAIN AND GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.
TTNIIIS Machine took the the Worlds
Il York, also at New York Fair 1859.
1t has introduced the
edged by all to bc other Machine
Seeds and
all others.
Farmers invite1 to call and this Machine before
purchasing any other. For Sale only by
MCCLOUD s. BROTHER,
Agents the Territory.
Jan6-tf Near the head of Third ST., st. Paul.
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= HAMLIN Z LANCAsrERs
Office & Land Agency,

CUuk 81PtoS3 0eTIO1 0FGUe5OV0s
COLLECTIONS made, Land located, paid,
money invested and all business entrusted to their
faithfully and promptly attended to- T7s1e goa
r, r:..sy :. .,.,1s cs Engineer.
MIESEsoTA-ssuk Rapids, George W Sweet, REGISTER Of
8. Land once, Jeremiah Russei Esq. St. Paul, Hon.
Alexander Ramsey, Ex-fsov. Minnesota.
Observation-Disclosures n D. EIASed, Naval
Penn. wIkesbsrre, Warren j. woodward, Esq. Nersvfie
John stodsrd Hartford, Prof Willard Rchardson.
Coz, 6rang, Murray = CO. - .ynEa .G4 jy1o-emdaw &
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P. W. GATES, WARNER, CHALMERS, ID. FRAZER.
II. w. GATES S. CO.,
Manufacturers Of
7.;t RAILROAD CARS,
Portable and Stationary Steam En-
gines and Boilers,
GATES PATENT SCREW CUTTER,
MILL GEARING,
And Agents for the Sale of
ENG me IND HAN ND L a TIES
UPRIGHT DRILLS, -.-
Slide Rests, Power and Hand planners, &c.
feb2O-d&wtf EAGLE WORKS. CHICA ILL.
PORTABLE ROTARY SAW MILLS,
ON hand and made order, warranted 10 thou
~ sand feet OF lumber in 10 hours, driven Portable
Steam Engines. p. w. GATES & CO..
feb2O-d&wtf Eagle Works, Chicago.
.t. FINISHED BRASS WORK.
Ii. kinds Faucets, Trycocks, Steam Whistles, OH
n Cups, Globe Valves, &C., &c at Eagle Works. Chicago.
feb20-dSSwtf P. w. GATES h co.
STEAM BOILERS,
(\F descriptions hand made order. Sheet
" Work, Smoke Pipe, Brooches, &c.,
short noce-at Eagle Works, Chicago.
feb20-d&wtf p. w. GATES 4 co.
STEAM ENGINES.
nORTABLE STEAM ENGINES on and made to
i viZ-4 g. 9, 10 and Is horse power from improved
Boilers, and superior
the public. Price 800
per horse power. p. W. GATES X CO.,
fcb20d&wtf Eagle Works. Chicago.
STEAM INDICATORS AND WATER GUAGES,
THOR SALE, at Eagle Works, Chicago.
feb2O-d&wtf p. w. GATES & co.
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MEALIO, ~
LJATTER, 4l6 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
IL June 13-dwtf.

MEALIO, ~
LJATTER, 416 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
IL June 13-dwtf.
BRUCES NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY,
INSTABLISHED s13 hand, ready for i'm
Il mediate delivery, In fonts purchasers-
100000 Ib Roman Type, Of cut,
$1,000 s Fancy Type,
10000 Sc Scripts Of various styles,
1000 " Germans,
5000 " Ornaments In great variety,
5000 -
$1,000 feet Brass and Type Metal Rules,
In the business.
All the above Types cast by steam power
composition metal peculiar this Foundry
certainly superior used before
world The unequailed rapdy the
bies prices of ordinary
types. either credit, OF cash.
Presses, Wood Type,
Paper and Car1, (which have quality prce)
nIsbed at acturers'
The latest Foundry freely given to
all Printing Offices, receipt prepay
postage.
Printers newspapers publish
menf, including this three before the J,ly
1855, and forward the papers, will allowed their
bills at the purchasing I'VE my
manufacturer.
New York. Feb. II, tas5. a,.4s sTsssssf
Address, GEORGE BRUCE,
1e2-3t Ia Chambers st., =
CHOOL sLAfES-TYansparenS Stats Porceian slate
R - " -
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SOMETHING NEW IN ST. PAUL.
ST. PAUL HORSE BAZAAR. :
HORSES SOLD AT AUCTION AND AT
PRIVATE SALE.
N hand p horses brought the market
~ On Fourth between Roberts and Jackson
back of Wiloughby 4 Powers stable.
Persons leaving here be charged s.
stabng, hay grain, per
stahling alone.
jy2O-tf +. f.. COLLINS uc.onccr.
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RRING'S
Patent Worlds Fair Pr e m um safe.
NOR the years
slant aim and mtiring effort to furnish the public with the
best security against Fire
being rewarded In the and increasing demand
sale his Safes which stand others.
Medal awarded him the Worlds Fair, London,
In 1851, which be and Compared with Gold Medal
awarded him by the American Institutes
Sae at the old established Depot, Of Water and Pine
streets, Green Block. SC. HERRING,
July Q. 1876, Water Street.
G. l.. Harmon Co., Agent, Chicago, Illinois,
Williams, Bonnel & Co., Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
Orders received by Marshall & Co., st. Paul.
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SELLING OFF CHEAP,

To MAKE ROOM FOR OUR SPRING ARRIVALS.
OUR stock OF all kinds Of Hardware b. complete, and we
~ would ask OF Farmers Carpesters, Sad
ders and all others stock before making their
purchases We determined sell low articles
lire be purchased town. call, No.
plre Block, Saint Paui.-Febxuary,2, 1855.
febI-tr IARKIEY KERN.
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WRIEuT, NcLACHLIN e ROBEHTS,
DElN0 disuntea said n1, the proprietor 10
- BLEED 70 Offer 70 the pobllc work superior quality than
has been heretofore preseued, s - he initiation Of all
kinds Of Fancy Woods Mantle Pieces nabled, and initiated
Parlos decorated and painted 10 fancy colos,
ranted equal 70 the Paris or L6ndoH styh.
Specimens work be by calling 1t the residence Of
A. Rs opposite the Rice House Np 8, St. Anthony street,
81. PAUL. aug30Y
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BALTIMORE, Feb. Is.
Anthony Kennedy was elected to day by our
Legislature, U. S. Senator from Mary land, in
place Of Ion. Thos. G. Pratt.