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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-22

CONFERENCE.-The all oh, good medicines, DR.. Gal
lnps Syrup of Ber Root has been spurious
article nbes the inc app taste and the
counterfeit is dangerous good qualities
initiated None is genuine unless it
factory, at 10 Washington street, Albany, ",
only by DWIGHT CHAPLIN, Cook, by his
Agents throughout the U. S. All orders promptly fill
by him time, aud the medicine warranted cure
Uarrhra Dysen,ery, Summer Com
plant, if taken in and according
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-22

THE WAsHBURNKs IN CONcREss.--Israel Wash
burne, Jr., NJ. C. from Maine; G. G. Washburne.
NJ. G. from Wisconsin Elijah B. Washburne,
NJ. G. from Illinois; and VIM. D. Washburne of
Maine, assistant clerk of the House of Repre-
sentatives, are brothers. Another Of the broth
ers has lately been elected President of the San
Francisco Library Association, and will no doubt
next year be brought forward as candidate for
Congressional honors.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-22

The LAST New GAME.--The Baltimore Patriot
gives the following account of new method of
raising the wind:
day or two SINCE TWO wen dressed lema'es
Mrs. Lintchcum, situated on Cross street, allas-
ing that they were pursued by two rowdes, and
asked to be allowed to remain until they had de-
parted. They had not been in the house long be-
fore a loud rapping was heard at the door, and
the two innocent young ladies took refuge in an
upper room, and while the occupants of the
house were keeping the pretended rufians out,
the would -be-lades amused themselves by ram
sacking bureaus, trunks, cupboard, &C., but not
finding anything portable enough to carry away,
they came down stairs and asked to be let out
he back way and thus battle their pursuers, (which
equest was granted, and they escaped.
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ATTENTION ALLIE!
w n n N II IL II 4, II y A N

vXTOUID call the attention the public ~,
w BOOTS AND SHOES, consisting part eft Gents Cali
ami Congress Boots. Tal'
Lac" Boots, Black and Colored
Orcd CATERS Chhiren' Boots Shoes,
other kinds too mention.
They have also a HATS AND CAPS all
VI which they Offering prices.
temcn respectfully invited call and
selves New Store, Pioneer Buildings
WOODBURY. * PI-TNAN.
ST. Paul. May 18th, 1855.
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Later from Caifornia-ArrivaI of the Prometheus
New YoRK, March l3.


The steamer P ON heus has arrived from
San Juan March 3, and brings San Francisco
dates to Feb. 20
A shock OF an Earthquake was felt at San
Francisco on the 18Th. |, was also rl, through
out the State.
Oregon and Wa: hineton Territories are
still being troubled 10y the Indians.
The question of adopting State Govern
men, for Oregon goes 10 the people att special
election in April
The schooner Page had arrived al San Fran
cisco from Japan. The city of Jcddo was dcs-
troyed by an Earthquake, Nov. llh, by which
10000 houses were left IN ruins, and 5000
lives lost.
FRoM GENITAL AMERIcA.-Gcn Walker
has seized all the boats OF the Transit Co., and
annulled their charter. He has granted Il new
charter TO another company.
Col. Kinney has published Il letter suls,an-
tia'ing his clt.u,s in Central America.
PlucrcZ was st II at Puchla, awaiting tic
arrival OF government troops, 5 600 OF whom
are on their way. The Revolution was effect
ualIy crushed in all other places.
The constituent Congress had elected Com
onion President Tor Year
Two hundred fiiln>,crs left this port yestrr-
day in the Daniel Webster to Join Gen. Walk
CT. Among them was Col. Parker III. French.
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ATTENTION.! READ!
Boots & Shoes at Wholesale

Boots & Shoes at Wholesale!
(NALL at e. &. Hoffmam's Boot and Shoe Store,
~ examine the best. cheapest iarg of
BOOTS AND SHOES IN ST. PAUL,
splendid variety kinds, his received, and
be off red Incredible Low Prices.
establishment offers the public really extraordinary
nothing bt overwhelming
quick sales and small prfs will
Mark scale VI retail prices:
Ladies' CATERS from 81 25 to So 50.
do Kid Shoes and Slippers Toe to 81 so.
Misses and Chdrcn,' 25c o 81 SO.
Men's, Boys Youths
ton, aud every article in lire Will he fonsd at
sel9-tf c. G. HDFFMAN'S, Upper Town.
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THE NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA. nst....
Halifax, March Il.
The Arabia left Liverpool at 10 o'clock March
LIST, and arrived at Halifax Tuesday at IL P. NJ.
She brings l32 passengers. -.
The Herman sailed from Southampton Thurs
day.
The Arabia encountered no ice.
The Arabia brings no tidings of the Pacific
The steamship Edinburg previously reported to
have arrived at Glasgow, from New York, passed
on the 9TH aquantiny of ice, and saw upon it
some broken cabin furniture with white handles
and ladies work box. The doors found upon
the Ice correspond with those Of the Pacific, but
common to most packets.
1t is suggested that these might belong to the
Pacific, but as the Pacific had no cabin or other
furniture with white handles, the agent in this
city is confident that the portions Of wreck alu-
ded to never belonged to the vessel.
The evident cordiality existing between
France and Austria is beginning to excite unca-
siness, as England and a triple league of France,
Austria and Russia, is deemed as not an impos-
sible incident. Orders have been forwarded to
the allied generals respecting the armistice, it is
stated that Napoleon has intimated to the admi-
rails and generals in Paris that they probably need
not return to their command.
Active preparations for a continuance of the
war prevailed on all sides.
An armistice, until the end of March, had
been officially announced, and was made known
to the Crimean armies. 1t is not to affect the cx-
listing blockade of Russian ports.
England.--There is a talk of the early dissolu-
ton OF Parliament, or change in the Government
The rumor affected funds. On the 9th the
Lord Mayor of London assembled and distin-
guished party at the Mansion House to meet
Buchanan: he was invited to dine with the Queen,
and Etiqtte required to give the Queens dnucr
precedence.
The Lord Mayor made 81 eech, resrettins Bu-
chanans' absence as the reception, he would have
been met 10y the leading interests of England,
would have proved to him all unfriendly feeling
an regard to America, and that the interests of
commerce, peace, civilization and humanity were
too powerful to permit collision between the two
countries.
PARIS, %. There was rumored breakup in
the conference ami considerable agitation in the
money mark, t. a despatch to the Lon Ion Adj
vertiser says 1t is deemed not improbable that
the result of moves of artful diplomacy of Rus.
STA may cause an Immediate breaking up of the
conferences. \ very grave pitch had already oc-
CURED, though the 9TH Pc mt is last of all. 1t
was age d to take it up first, and accordingly mt
the second reading. it was submitted for cOnsid-
era ior. WarlOf and B.unow objected and pro-
posed to submit it to Congress of all the crown
ed heads of Europe, pledgng themselves in he
name OF the Car TO ABIDE by the dcci sion of tina
Congress. This unexpected course has produced
CONSERVATION in Paris, causing fall in French
funds and also surprised AMI alarmed our own
government.
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Coon FOR EvIL.-An old man of the name Of
Guyot, lived and died in the town of Marsellcs.
in France. lie amassed large fortune by the
most laborious industry and the scvercst habits
Of abstinence and privation. His ncighbors con-
sitered HIM mser, and thought he was hordinr
up money from mean and avarcious metives:-
The population pursued him wherever he appear
ed with hootngs and excavations, and the boys
sometimes threw stones at him. In his will was
found the following words:
''Having observed, from my infancy, that the
poor Of Nlarseilles are ill-supplied with water,
which can only be purchased ut great price,
have checrfuily labored the whole of my life, to
procure for them this great blessing; aud l d.
rect that the whole of my property shall be laid
out in building acqueduct for their use.''
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Horse! A Horse! MY KINGDOM
for a Horse!
RICHARD IS HIMSELF AGAIN.


FINHE undersigned takes this opportunity
customers. aud the public he opene
Sale and Auction Stable in the
E Hatshoru Third. between jackson Thiri-ssx.
Pa ticusr attention paid the
BuggyS- &c Having had experience
any other person in the Territory be would
ing to dispose of stock that they will ind
to give him call.
F. +. COLLINS, Pioneer Auctioneer.
NB-Persons wishing to ind me
at the Feed Store Of Vim. E. Hartshcrn
taso-tf FEC
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-22

/" TALL TIMBER IN WASHINGTON TERRlroRy.-
The report Of Hon. +. \. Hendricks, L. S. Land
Commissioner, contains the following:
The Surveyor General in his annual report,
represents the country on the north bank Of the
Columbia river, and the shores of PuSet's Sound
az OF good soil, with enormous growth Of vegeta-
ton. FRS, many Of them fifteen feet in dame
ter, and two hundrcd feet long, PROSTATE, en-
cumber the ground from amidst the ruins of an
ancient forrest arises another of the same charac-
ter, apparently many hundred years old, growing
among the scarcely dccaycd trunks of the first.
Ferns, frequently of fifteen feet elevation. He
recommends the survey (the item being provided
for in the existing appropriations of the town
ship lines east of Puset's sound, Bellingham bay
nnd Gulf of Georgia, to the British line in ~
deg. of north latitude and the subdivision of
somc townships east of the sound the
Dwanish and Snoqualnic rivers, represent
cd as embracing rich lands. partly prairie.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-22

Fever and Ague.
NEW, tascess and perfect cure, which contains
IA mic May BE- will keep
any climate Read what eminent Phys say:
We have used Dcslers Auti-Pcriolic Pills in hundreds
of Fever and Aguc anu have
second chill after commencing with them. We consider them
safe and valuable rcnrty, that ought be within
every family III, is liable to chills and fever.''
WIN. a. NEWELL N. D., Allentown, n. J.
A. ID. NEWELL NJ. d., New Brunswick, Nj.
NOTE FROM HON. THEo. FRELINGHUYsEN.
g From the professional character
Newell, above nicnti0Dec ani the which
tcen with Mr. Desnle State, take pleasure
In stating that
public confidence" THEO. FRELINGIIuYSEN.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J Jan. -, 1881.
Readthe testimony of R. b. Coleman, the
favor of Deshlcrs Fever and Aguc Pills:
Aston House, December IS, 1854.
Chas. D. Dcsher. Esq.-Dcar Sir: will $500
agreed to give medicine did being
sufficiently rtmuncratel by perfect
months with jaundc fever
ague Your pills performed perfect by their through
a single They recommended
whom feel greatly obliged. shall with
perfect Confidence in all of similar character.
Truly yours r. b. COLEMAN.
WREN. CROFT REGALLY, Agents for St. Paul. Jel3-tf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-22

C,y- couple were married on the 18th inst,
at Fort Wayne, Indiana, and next morning took
their departure for Egypt, Syria, Palestine, and
Greece on a pleasure tour.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-22
FAN and Winter stock J!
IMMENSE ARRIVAL OF
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

3. +. IRVINE & CO.,
WHOLESaLE AND RETAIL GROCERS AND PROFIT
SION MERCHANTS,
Corner St. Anthony Il Exchange Streets opposite the
American House,
Amt PAUL. MI NESOTA,
TTAyE Just received LARGE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK
Provisions. which they the
City Country Trade lower prices, for CASH, than
other house the City. We fecl ustifd
the that aving purchased
than they could have been purchased
and having received them here low
stock Is well selected and Of
confidently believe hold forth great
buyers purchase of uS-after examining
prccsthan other establishment. T~'"p-
merchants, the Mississippi and Mnnes'> pi-siS,
and interior, wishing purchase their
stock they will hnd 1t to their advantage
before purchasing elsewhere,
are prepared jobbiD. trade low prices-
Small profits strictly READY PAY,' m-tto
old friends and patrons for their
liberal solicit continuance the i'm
ture; that may with call
their trade.
Our part Of the following articles, to which
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-22

N N N e OF A LAND AGE N CY,
AMP DEPOSIT OFFICE. $500
CARLOS VVHsCo<,
Notary Public and csrseyeser5
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE
~ AND GENERAL AGENT, ,ua .ssss
office In the U. =. Land Office Buildings,
I -jr MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA. ~ tssn.+a4s
WILL attend the purchase and sale Of village and city
property, or farming and rural lands In this vicinity and
veyng and entering ans In the Pnries or else
ess ps Collecting scns
All business entrusted to win receive prompt
sttention. IrI 1ar ts; ar
BURLINGTON. vT.-Rev. worthngon Smith, H. r., Pres't
Cv. NJ: Farran N Benedict, Professor Mathematics and
Civil Engineering do.; Hon A. H. Catn, Collector Of Customs
ORWELL, vT.-non; Roswell Bo,tum:
BELvIDERE, lLLs--HoD. Cephus Gardner; Hon. r. s. Mo-
tny, NJ d. and Alley Nicely, Esq, prrs' Beviderc Bank
German; J. Travis Rosser, sec'y MT.
MISNEAroL1s, N. T.EIIon A. y. Ames; n. IT, o,as, Re-
rittcr u s. Land 0fce: r. p RUSSELL Receiver anI-wtf
MINNESOTA LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY
DELANO r. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC,
ID f A l. IL IN REAL ATE !.
AND GENERAL AGENT;
Office merit door to United States Land Office,
Minneapolis. Minnesota.
AND, Town Property, Land Warrants bought and sod
IL Money loaned properly and titles exa'nnrd Investments
sold ON credit " Agencies solicited. Interest allowed on
special deposits
All business entrusted him will be attended to with prompt
and fidelity. ot-s0-d&
WANTED,
FEW Good Lots in st. Anthony and ST. Paul Gold Land
n Warrants, Currency, Drofts, &C., the
exchange.
70 Interest allowed special deposits.
anil-ISwtf CARLOS WILCOX.
LAND FOR SALE.
I>ORTY acres In ST. Anthony; valuable claims within
miles of the Falls; interest valuable
power; twenty Immediately
Der Of lots in the noShing Minneapolis, Shak
Opce. lie Srfrr and MankatO.
aulI-d&wtf CARLOS WILCOX.
W. S. PARSONS. u. MORAN.
PARSONS Il MORGAN,
COUNSEL ORS 1T LAW,
Minneapolis,
ia16-tf 1fnnesOtn.
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CONTEHANCING

Deeds Mortgages, Bonds, Nc. carefully drawn and being
NOTARY PUBLIC,
will take the acknow there administer
PROTEST COMMERCIAL PAPER, Ac., &c.
ja5-tf G. II. PARKER.
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CO Normi, the daughter of Enoch, was five
hundred and eighty years of age when SIZE was
married. Courage, ladies!
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G1y The American Catholic Church at Con-
stantinope fell down on the 9th of January
About thirty persons either killed or wound
cd
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C-sF The Carbon Pa.) Gazette says that there
is family in that county by the name of Serfass,
consisting of % persons-father, mother and %
children.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-22

GY For men to resolve to be of no religion,
till all arc agreed in one, Just as wise and ration
al as if they should determine not t" go to din
ner, till all the clocks in town strike twelve to-
gcthcr.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-22

CHAMBERLAIN, EDDY Z CO..
Wholesale and Retail Dealers ii 90
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS AND
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, pa
Fsrs street, nesT she window House.
WE are now on hand for the PAIL AND WINTER Trade
usually kept in our line, which we offer at
@tfN wholesale Retail, s84
prices please who with their
orders Country Dealers Invited to an examination Of our
stock before purchasing elsewhere Among our assortment
may be found at all times:
Sugars-Of all grades. l
NIolasses-New Orleans, Sugar House and Louisiana.
Golden Syrup-By bbl., also in 3, and 10 gallon kegs.
Tens-Young Iys"n Ola Tyson, imperial, nnlower. Oo-
Scouchong and Ningy"g Teas by the chest half chests
Flour, .iround peppe-,
Corn Meal, Whole Ito,
iiams, Cloves,
Bacon, Cassa,
'n Drs% '.s.f, S S.ee.
1 Butter, vern s"%H.A'
Soap, Farna,
Candies,
Tobacco Ut all kinds,
"a. D," Salt, Mustard,
Dairy do, Ginger,
Table dc. Pepper Sauce,
Mackerel, Nos. I, snds, Tomato Catsnp,
Mackerel In Kits, Walnut Catsup,
White Fish, Pine Apple, do,
Goldfish, Whrtlr,crrcs. do,
Herring, Pruncs,
oysters, Fruit in Jars,
HOLSTERS, Figs,
Sardnes, KaSns,
Miscellaneous Articles.
Potatoes Oats, Beans, Babbs Sacraus, Yeast Pow
dcr Ground Coffee, Vinegar, Matches, Mps, Broos, Brushes
Dried Apples, Peaches Cedar do, Pats, do, Ship
Buckets Backing Wrapping Irvine, Wrapping Paper, wckng,
Oil, Bed Cords, Clothes Lines, Clothes Pins Kegs Bottle Kegs
pers, Beacrs, Cake io, Wooden Boxes Sporting Powder
Rifle do, Blasting dos Caps, Shot and Willow Ware Of every
sea7-u CHAMBERLAIN, EDDY & CO.'S.
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CO. The Dubuque Tribune says that 500 good
mechanics will be wanted in that city the coming
season.
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ST.. LOUIS, March 2,

\ dispatch from Weston, in the Democrat saws
that the Free State officers were installed at To-
pcka on the 18th.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-22

All lis OF Exchange, Promissorv NIes and
BILE in this city, lett at Office be col
leccd free of charge unless suit is
ans paid when ii is proper they protested,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-22

CO The New Orleans Bulletin speaks favor
ably of the new fire system in vogue in that city,
which places the extingu;shmcnt of fires under
e
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For the Holidays.
1T Hnifeys Pioneer Cutlery, orev Caayhy
E7feLfs More

May be for ID" f1rgesf assortment ~ Frnme,
Coses' LoChE1S, PINS and RINGS, D.gurrrcotypcs
pnth expressly for Holiday Gf) offered in ST. PAM,
~" when ied with Daguereoypc the iouef such
a. hi,ney only can "xecute valuable Holiday
"its one f1eDd give Such gift will
yAe as Time wears and will tend TO elevate and rcre
f~eiines. tastes saectons.
Delay not tn en- Of these
Of scon should neglect the nd
In the meantime, should Father vmr
Husband wife Child Feni matched
ccay by the rsee hand of death, bitterly would Won
regret the n~zicct-how irepsrabie the loss.
Through the image, the affections in sur
orses ava one of tbese Dasuerreoyp,
the viii fainter fainter, and in few wears BE-
nj altogether. -, 49, =
Hasten then TO Whfneys, while he0A AMI secure
ns Dassereoypes which he executes daily
cloudy zs In clear weather. de19-tf
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Great News from New IIamu>hirc.-Thc state Car
ricd Against the Admit j. traiion.

CoNcoRD, March II.
The latest reports foot up follows: IS
towns give Wells. Dem, $50; Mccalf Anne
rican, 293i; Goodwin. Wing, and scattering.
9293. About 40 small towns to he heard from
which gave. las, year Baker, Dem, 3ll2;
Mc,calf, American, 1850, and others d.
These towns giving corresponding vote with
these already reported, will give an aggregate
as follows: Wells AZ 900; MetcaIf, $4,000;
Goodwin and scattering. 3I0O. We have cleo
ted 10 the House Of Representatives 10 Dem
ocrats TO ll2 opposition. The towns to be
heard from, it is estimated, will give 30 Dem
ocrals, and - opposition.
CoNcoRD, March l3.
The State has been carried by the Ameri-
cans and Republicans. They will have ma
jorlty in The Legislature, and if Metcalf is not
chosen by the people, which is yet doubtful, he
will be by the Legislature in j Joint Convention.
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F5-rERMs CASH. NJ. CROFT ST. Pau,
INFORMATION WANTED.
OF one GEORGE H. WALKER, formerly of Pittsburgh Pa.
~ said walker Is about %
complexios and three fingers
last heard from aout ST. Paul. ANY ia
formation Concerning him. left this Mrs
s. Russell ST. Paul Post Once. viii thankfully received
by his anxious mother aud sisters.
Territorial will a ty
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JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRE>S

JUST RECEIVED BY EXrRE>S.
nANhEiS fEALED PEAC1hS-A superior article. sale
- oy CHAMBERLAIN, EDDY & co.
TO ARMS FELLOW CITIZENS! WAR AT
HOME AND ABROAD, GREAT INDIAN OUT
RAGE!
AICkS Il CASHIER would inform citize Of ST, Paul
w and the public generally, that they have h ar ge
assortment OF Dry Goods. Groceries. Crockery
Nc, which they wish To close Tor
stock of Groceries and Provisions opening Of
Tue undersigned determined the above named
s'os at some price, they wish Dry Goods
business, and large Wholesale Retail Grocery and
PROVISION Store Therefore, wishing
any Kind of Ladies Dress Goods.
lain's Aacca Prints kind, together with large
assortment of small articles mention.
Buck Ms, Gloves and Ladies Hose,
Homemade Coats, Vests, and Boys Clothes.
So give call. and all,
And save your
n ne should buy before they try,
And see what they do.
East one door from Worlds Fair Store.
These Goods to be sold;
II you inquire, you well find us there,
But You need not be told.
First Come, First Served, at Low Fgur.s.
- WICKS s CASHIER.
st. Paul, March 10, IS56-tf.