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Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-02-28
THE RIGHT OF WAY.
by T. S. ARTHUR.

Mr.. Edward Bolton had purchased
himself farm, and taken possession
thereof Once, while examining the
premises, before determining to buy, he
had observed light wagon moving
along on the extreme south edge of the
track of land included in the farm, but
it had occasioned no remark. 1t was
late in the afternoon when he arrived with
his family at their new home. On the
morning that followed, while Mr.. Bolton
stood conversing with farm hand, he
observed the same vehicle passing
across the portion of this land referred
to.
hsi. Whose wagon is that. Ben 2 he ask
ed in the tone of man who felt that an
other had trcspassed upon his rights.
It is Mr.. Halpin's,' was replied.
+ IIalpin, who owns the next farm p
4 Yes, sir.
lie takes liberty with nay premises
that l would not like to take with his,
said Mr.. Bolton. who was annoyed by the
circumstance. And there he is him
self, as live! Riding along over my
ground as cosSly as if it had belonged to
him. Verify some men have the impu-
Aenee Of old Nick himself
They always so by that road. replied
Ben. AT tleast, it has been so ever since
have worked on the farm. l think
once heard Mr.. jenkins, from whom you
bought, tell somebody that Mr.. Halpin' S
farm had the right of way across this
pne.' g #
x The right of way across my farm =
exclaimed Mr.. Bolton. with strongly
marked surprise. Well see about that
Come Go with me. want to take a
look at that part of my forty acres
.rg And Mr.. Bolton strobe off, accompan-
led by Ben, to take some particular note
OF the extreme south edge of his beauti-
ful tract of land. The shape of this tract
was somewhat in the form of triangle,
with the apex at the southern boundary,
near the verge Of xhich ran stream of
water. Beyond this stream was a narrow
strip of ground, some thirty feet wide,
bounded by the fence enclosing the land
belonging to another owner. Its length
was not more than two hundred feet. Ii
was along this strip of land that Mr.. Boil
ton had observed the wagon of Mr.. Hal
pin pass. The gate opening upon his
premises was on oge end, and now, for
the first time, his discovered that there
was agate at the other end, opening from
h's tarms to that Of Mr.. Halpin 's--while
'he ground was cut up with numerous
wheel tracks.
upon my word, this is all very fine, ;
sad Mr.. Bolton. The right of way
across my farm Wen see about chat +,
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-02-28

Curious ENoUGH-Mr. Geo. S. Hau-
dy, of Freedom, Sauk County, Wis, in
cutting down an oak tree, found an elk's
antlers thoroughly imbedded in the solid
wood. They had been hung in the crotch
of the tree by hunter about one hun
dred years ago. The tree had grown up
and encascd them there forever.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-02-28

An ovarian tumor weighing los lbs,
was recently taken from woman by DR..
Dunlap, of Ripley, Ohio. The woman
was living four days after the operation,
and evidently doing well.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-02-28

A brute named Albright. living in
Wisconsin, sent his little son for a Jug of
whisky, and when the boy came back
without it, he broke his skull with ham
mer.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-02-28

Fifty hives of bees were shipped, a few
days since to California from Sullivan
Co., N. Y.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-02-28

Eliakim Allen, of Waterbury, VT. has
sold 800 pounds of butter from the milk
Of one cow. since the Goth of April last.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-02-28

Since the cold weather set in, they
have been selling whisky by the pound,
in Nebraska, it having assumed the form
of a SOLID
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-02-28

Five banks have already been chartered
in NebrasAa with capital Of 100000
each.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
Let the People Rule -

This was the cry of those who gave birth to the
s'popular sovereignty" doctrine, and strange a;
it may appear, the very gentlemen in this Terri
tory who endorsed this doctrine, have refused by
their vote to submit the question of locating the
Capital to the people. Let this be remembered
and let the people judge for themselves what mo-
tives caused members to ignore their Republican
principles for that bastard and damnable heresy
popular sovereignty" and then for their con-
duct which followed. We reprint the ayes and
nays on the removal of the Capital, in order that
the community may see who these gentlemen are
YEAs-Messrs. Adams, L. M. Brown, Barrows,
Baasen, Chase, Foster, Grant, Gere, Howell
Hetchman, King, Mcvey, Plumer, Payne, Thomp-
son, Thomas, Troll, Wilkie, Whitlock, Wilson,
20.
NAYs-Messrs. Able, Branch, Berry, Black, j.
R. Brown, Costello, Chambin, Greeley, Hayden,
Keith, Kingsbury, Murray, Noble, Ramsey, Stan
nard, Sweeney, Speaker.--l7.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
PROPOSALS For COUNTY JAIL.

NEALED PROPOSALS. will be at the On1,e A. tts
Reg ster VI Deeds for the County Of Hams. " untiI
Monday March 2nd, 1857, at twelve O'Clock pon r ths
U,urt Ion square beta Block 20 original psn Of
accornDg to the plan and lou, on ale in
run. rom tim 70 time as the building The
2-int roof. ~ y w ~ ." 'ee' WIN
vegcs viii be given taking stone far IN.
building fr its site contiguous sn
furnace or .tesm-heatpg 10 bs
~ the contractor. The building
az ruyDth removed on before the dsy Of October
io0 honny payments OF 80 will D. made TO
IN casn upon estriats the Authorize az
70 per cent Of The contract price TO Be-
un the completion OF the building The conma-
ns viii be required to give bond in the penar
sSn Dollars with suretes to be spprovec by
tns Sonotoned Tor the faithful Torrance OF
sc'. ing 0on'tsc'. 80 - ksrz EATHL. MCLEAN,
s.-HiHAas2r P't ~ hs A. BENNET,
EDMUND RICE,
81. Pau, Januas 10th, 1887. ia2s-im
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
SALE OF MOkrGAGED PREMIsEs.

ON the 18th day Of February, A. D 1856, John F. Porter
" of the County Of Benton, and Territory did
by his deed of MORTGAGE bearing date of day. duly
cutea, and aeveed mortgage Rufus Yarr
ham, then OF Ramsey county, in said Territory, the fov:na
described parcel OF land then situate lying aa
In said county OF Benton, but IN county of
to wit the north half Of the tothat quarter Of
twentseven GU In Township thirtytwe t north Of r.nee
twenty-nve 5 west secure the payment BY said Porte
his heirs, executors administrators the said
his her, executr administrators assigns, Of the
two hundred dollars In sixty days said dav d
ruay, according 10 the terms OF certain promsorv NJ,
bearing even date with said mortgage By sd
and payable to said Farnhsm or his order vhch said
gage duly recorded in the EeGy Of Deeds within
for said county Of 9sias, onthe 18th day February a.
1855 IN ecos A." Of Mortgages At l6s, 1877 snd ia
which satd sum Of two hu1dred dollars been n.d
any part nereo nor has any suit proceeding law been
insttue % recover said debt, nor any part thereof
dtion Of said mortgage hereby ss sahc notice hst
mortgaged premises VIII t sold xf public to ~
eat btddel2 Itue Of power sale contained sssd
gage at the Office Of the Register Deed, within and for
county Ct Ramsey on Mondxy,the s0gh OF Nsreh ~ n
tsS.-4annary q, 1857. 3. FARNHAN, Kcrt2aeeef ~
qxo.A. EouRsE, Atty for Nor:gasss. -fsSST
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
& so Ladies, Attention!
= aLEARN TO BE wIsEi.,

time has come, when every Lady can cut her ovn an
snhdrens dresses by learning the Psrsian style Of
Dress Cnttine.
oomeof best Oressm ant sanv oths.
Ladies have taken essoDs are HIGHLY ,th
~ n fact everyday who has the at sewing a. shosid
es ana zee ,s simplicity md sccurscy Young sds who
have learned the DressmsEnG and are IN cune ard
n:tns shoUd ard take Lessons which win copIet
.ne sScomplshment They can take lesson by nt-
sans : nnins sno USxcss sAT1srIED, NO CHARGE WILL
sE MADE can oe learned few hours 80 ss to nt a-
oes any The signed viii lining
tof ~ cents basque for rs
aae ana Ars. E. over Is LEGALLY authorized agent
Aeea p p DIG gs and any time cop>
versed With this truly vsuabe ar and is .ha
AetAafy and please tho most fastiieoue. aasI 81 ll
0slfcn As T. Dover, store, ST. Anthony It. BE-
tween the American and Winsow H.uses. = -
fsssu MRS. =. povsH.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21


Fremont Ctty situated IN Sections and a. and "A and
90, wnships t2e and I2S, North Range a. West on the
Clearwater River, about mile above its mouth IL IL inst
10 miles from Monticello and ~ from ST. Cloud, on the road
running from the latter place to The Railroad
or which charter has been gante running these
two Places traverses the town. n +,
The Clearwater 1t this point affords excellent water pover
an excellent quality, also abounds, commands higher
price than the celebrated Alton lime are
burning stone extensively next In this town ia
also found the only bed of good Cay in the
tory, ., well as Brick Clay Of quality
II. ..vited to come and examine the bed.
The country around OF the very hest quality producing
heavy crops Near town " mostly prae About or
There also plenty Of hay and the surroundine
country is already settled back far az Fai: Haven and
Main Prairie. 19 ~ ~ - - - -" w.
Three roads center here, Fair Haven and Forest
to Cedar Island Lake.
The Improvements going up are q good store hotel
windmill (grst shoe and blacksmh's shop. schoo-house
10 In progress OF erection, be
school viii be opened here this season, singing.
school and lyceum. ,- -.-ef -, re
To miimen manufacturers, and the
oner uhpaaieled Inducements Waterower lots Given
to any one who will substantial mills CsbI
VIII md this good point there bdng immense quantity of
hard and soft timber various kinds town, wei suited
Tor TINS oranch Of manufacture Settlers win
The pfoors would all those in search Of good
and view the town and adjacent country, that will
please one and all. - = "
The town divided nio sixteen shares of which se
now for sale. Address, Mcdonald 4 XcCrory.
WILLIAM MCDONALD, JOHN MCDONALD, and HER.
DSni ASChonA Froprletors. 80 nov16-wu
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
An Old Man ten year. in ja,, for Debt.

6 An olq man named ure:s. VINO nad oeen con- n
October, 1916. for debt, under the old law, was
released on Christmas day by jailer Cross, there
being nothing left in the hands of law to pay his
Jail expenses. We learn that this man had pro-
perty enough to pay the debts against him, but
that he preferred spending his weary hours with
in the gloomy walls of the county prison to pay
ing the debt which he owed. The person who
confined him, has been dead for some years. but
we learn put provision in his will appropria-
ting sufficient amount to keep him in limbo as
long as he lived. Somehow or other this stipu-
lation has given out, and of course Gregg be-
comes free again. When he left the Jail door he
appeared perfectly bewildered and did not know
which way to travel, but in short time be be-
came conscious of his freedom, and strutted about
with the air of one who knew what liberty used
to be in s'by-gone days." sss
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

Weston-Stuated at the head Of Big Timber, on tn,
NORTH FORK OF CROW RIVER, twenty-seven miles south
west from ST CLOUD on the stage road between CLIQUE
and TRAVERSE DES SIOUX, and seventy five miles from
Minneapolis and st. Anthony.
WESTON was located A. D. 1856 is the Of Meeke,
County, growing rapidly, and ant
he heavy settlements north, souh 1t, Wes
ton Will soon be one OF theargest INLAND West
l. Fne town is beautifully situated Grow River, with
nne water power and with heavy timber side and
beautiful rolling prairie on the other hnt
of timber and is the best farming country the Terri
tory. wv
There are several Territorial now running to and
through the Town OF Weston, ad the Railroad from St. CLOUD
to St. Peter will pass through the town.
Lime stone and GOAL have been near the town.
sam will be 10 operation very soon, machinery
and substantial improvements.
The site has been selected with to its future
greatness by Its proretors who enerprze
and foresight. 't - s. -f''
To those wishing locate purchase property at
on apply TO O. H. PETIT, J. b. EDWARDS, B. s. BULL
J. p. WILSON, H. T. WELLRS, N. c. BAKER, At Minnasn n
oils, or Capt. PIERCE, at Weston. -
October 10. 1856. 80 .4 l4ltl
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Territory Of Minnesota, In Probate Court and for said
County OF Mower. = County.
late of said County. -
0N reading and fng the petition Of James G. Ackley, Of
Mower County, Minnesota Territory representing, among
other things that the sixteenth day June D.
the said deceased contracted TO TO him. the said petit
iohe the premises known and described fbllows IL
the undivided fourth all the village
plat Of tie village Of Austn situated the northeast
OF section No. three G in township No. hundred two
o9 north Of range eighteen S the office
of Register Of Deeds for sa County; Ase undivided
fourth the the
OF said section No. three 0 containing or acre more
ess and claiming that he the said peone entitled to
conveyance Of said PREMISES and praying Hannah
LeYerch Adm9!strstrix OF said estate and d-
reced by decree Of this COURT to make
of said premises him the said petitioners is ordered
that said petition be heard before the Judge Court on
Thursday the 18th day VI March, A. d. 1857, O'Clock
A the dwelling house A. B. vaughan in the pr incf
of Ausiin in said County OF Mower. And further ordered
that noce thereof be published weeks be-
fore such hearing n the Minnesota Times
published at St. Paul, in said Territory jan IL, A. D. s51
ALANSON ., VAUGHN, ~
fe1Q-6wf "si Judke Of Probate
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

Neenah City-Ths been laid out but few weeks
and already in thriving condition 1t l23
Ne Range % the ST. Cloud,
half between the latter and Fremont
mile from the Mississippi Nequoquetah Greek, which
through the town, affords good milling privileges, will
be improved this fail, by the erection saw-mill. Next
spring good saw-mill and grst-A,il. .t,.s
The improvements up stores, Blacksmith shop.
Shoe shop and Wagon shop There he's been post once
town for two months Five good houses already erected
and ten will be this hotel finished and
reaay for the accommodation Of travellers.
The proprietor prepared offer inducements
minlen and there being plenty
r and good timber various kinds
makers will find excellent bed Of brick clay in the town
making brick equal the best Minneapolis Merchants will
dnd this excellent poa the an
cellent quality, and set miles back desrous of 20
themselves The proprietor will give all prepared to COM
mence business here THEIR OWN TERMS. s 3I10
Settlers building dwellings will receive free
CHARGE Building material is plenty Granite quantity
found near town. brick in the SITE hard timber
being easily obtained. Land Warrants taken in
for lots Address, L. B. JOHNSON, Proprietor,
ne22-d&wn Neenah, Stearus Co., n, T.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

CVA Note for $ll0, from j. d. Sears & Co..
of Minnetonka, dated October Goth, 1855, is now
in the possession of an Officer, who believes it to
have been stolen. The owner can have it bv
identifying the same and calling at the Office of
the City Marshal. The owner Of the Note would
confer favor by calling before 10 o'clock.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
VIEW rowNs.

Manchester.-At meeting Of the stockholders Of this
new town Saturday last, they voted good and
substantial Saw snd Grist N sox60 sized public
house. csmmittee Of four appointed with power "a
contract for the erection these bDdngs also
make arrangements for bringing the rver and
ture meeting 1t also voted appropriate the funds In
of the Company to the Of
men also 70 appropriate all arising tolls due
the Company for the before making
This town ID beautifully ocatedwo important roads run
ming directly through It's fine power, and surrounded
by fertile country, with an abundance Of wood and
With these together with fair degree Of
on the part Of the Propreors this point destined TO be
Of considerable importance.
CAPT. JOHN JACKINS, Of Minneapolis President, and
H. s. PLUMER, Secretary. fel6-u
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
Jt(iurlesota Giulfs,
FRIDAY, FEB. go, 1857.
Corruption |:

1t is alleged, and almost universally SO, that a
large amount of money was used in procuring the
passage of the Bill through the House, for the re-
moval of the Capital to st. Peter. The matter is
creating some considerable excitement. Let the
people see who those are who have been bought,
so that they can mark them. Bring them out
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
THERMOMETER RECORD,
MONETARY QUOTAgIONs,

Corrected by Bd,ceps ErchGnge Bank, Thrd-s 81. Paul
ST. PAUL, Feb. l3, 1857.
Since the date report, the money market
been evidently stibgen and the Banks
fined their accommodations exclusively to depositors
The immediate think be referred the
and almost impossible condition the roads, which
necessarily prohibits the trade and Intercourse
country We believe this things only temporary
assignments made, Others
mored there
nifty, class, will compare fayorsby, the
sponsibity, with any other. E.tt
New and advices, improve.
ment in financial affairs.
There doubt resting
re State Bank having with
and the Stock Secur Bank having
ties in the hands of the Auditor The Wisconsin Banks,
cured in part by State stocks, have also deposited
gold sufficient depreciation
Exchange has advanced \ p cent.
THE LATEST BANK FAILURES.
Peoples Bank, Carm H.; Prairie Bank, I Rush.
Vile Bank, LII. Stock Security Bank, Ill.
Valley Bank, Nd, Aug. l, 1856.
State Bank, Saskes Harbor, N. T., Sept g. 1885, Now
redeemed at par by the Bank Comptroller. sse Il
Bank OF the Republic, h. l., Oct. 9th.
Manufacturers & Mechanics Bank, Ca, Nov.l.
Canton Bank. China, Me-, Nov. 18th. ~
Lancaster Bank, Pa, Nov. 18th.
BANK of East Tennessee, Nov. Gath.
Erie City Bank, Pa, Dec. 81.
DOUBTFUL BANKS:
Exchange Bank, Bangor Me-; Bank of Hallowel, Me-;
South Royalton Bank, VIII Exeter Bank, H. Provincial
Bank Canada Rhode Island Central; Tverton Bank, R.
Farmers Bank. WEXFORD, K. l.; Co.. Pa; Of
Banks Nebraska Banks; Tennessee Banks Wooster Bank
Ct Indiana Free Banks; Commercial Rank Perth Amboy,
n. J.; CRY Bank, Perth Amboy, N. j.. Zimmerman Bank,
Canada. *
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

Read This!- A Hollander's Testimony. JACOB
RINSKES. living in the Holland settlement Of Sheboygan,
Wisconsin, sAfter suffering for time the misery
attending prostraton mind and body
restered by using Berhave's Holland Btters,
health" The this remedy being high repute
the Hoanders in Wisconsin, Michigan New York,
Holland settlement in the United States,
much in its favor Try ifor Chronic Nervous Debility,
any Nervous, Rheumatic, or Neuralgia affection.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
ST. PAUL MAkkETS.
DAILY TIMES orrrcx, T,


Feb. II. 1867.
There is no material in the the markets
since reports. has been considerable
prse of Flour, owing to the largely increased
supplied from the counya competition not anticipated
by produce this city, There
now slight plethora in pork Market fresh selling at S
I0c, with tendency Bacon, dull for.
very and actve frkn, so@s6c country
ter In good demand There is considerable grain in
market. Supply Of Wheat large Sales du amounting
stzgnaon. Quotations 81 70 to 81 80 bush. Corn
actve ut 81. ready supply is gratifying,
active IN developing the
Territory, placing all the
wealth independent footng Fruits Of all kinds and
qualities The wholesale .loc almost wholly
exhausted and there hope permanent renewaof
market until We would call the attention of all
this branchof ndusrythe general cultivation
climate, soil, general facilities
growth and perfection Of fruits, and agrcu
do better than to direct their sttenon the
rearing of these agreeable esculents.
WEIGHTS GRAIN.-rne following are tnssstablished
weights grains this Territory: Wheat, 80 bu
seed 20 bu.; Rye Sc ms bs. Indian Corn. &c
uu Oats, 80 ns bu.; Barley, 4Sns bu.; Buckwheat
~ ns p bu. -.
Beefon ..495eS Apples.....$2 0o@2 Is bu
Work $500 to 200 yok Green apples; ~ oo@ . Dbl
Bee, .n..n Oats so@ssc
Mutton.. .l2@i6c Corn 20
&c Barley y...........S--@-
Chickens. OO@4 90 Crackers SO 26@s SO tO
PROVISIONS. Candle, STAR. .30@35c p
$27@28 T Dbl ralow. .l6@D20 do
% Fish (fresh) .6@6c do
Lard S@20c do Dried. ..S@lOcdo
Flour superne. $6 60@7 Dbl Lime. 81 1908 so Dbl
81 90 p Dbl Onions. 1902 90 p bU
Oo,n 25@2 so sack Lard On.. 81 60@$1 rs gal
S4 O0@5 90 IA bu Sa .$5 50R sack 90 p Dbl
Potatoes 81 O0@1 25 bu Vinegar ..l8120c p gal
Fresh butter. .S2@35 Taow.
Cheese .16@20c do Tobacco. @D60c
Eggs. .S5@o0c doz Hides (green).
GROCERIES. &c dry. .10c
Sugar, brown. .........l2e0l3c LUMBER.
Refined. I39 15c Common $40 90
Crushed powdered Flooring .$26@3O
Coffee ..l4@D20 Siding .$26@2S de
olSOc Shingles. IS 5O@$6 do
Rice Lath O. 00@3 10 do
Nolasses 5000 81 Dimension stuff 500 90 do
Syrup. l5@l Is Clear Boards .Ss0@36 do
Wood, ,drv. .....$6 y cord
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

CY The Saltwater Messenger has become SO
accustomed to crediting articles to the Minneso-
tian, that editorials which have appeared in the
Times, have been attributed to that print. When
you clip from us again, neighbor, be generous
enough to give US the credit, print our articles
without credit.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

Cy gentleman who has a very strong desire
to be funny man, sat down upon hoop skirt
the other day. With a desperation equal to any
emergency, he whstled, PPM sitting on the style,
Mary
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
A pers.med B.e.sh-wb.s ,.a, or e.ut,.m,p =

PeHfamed Breath--what lady or gentleman wsuld
remain under curse Of disaseabe When using
the .'BALM OF THOUSAND FLoEFRs's ~ . dentrince
alabastefg Many do that their brsn II !,
bad, and the subject 10 delicate their frends vn
mentionit Pour asnge drop Of the sa,n, on your
brush and wash the teeth night and morning. afv can.
bottlewfIl last year. wv
beautiful complexion may EARLY be sesss sy
salm q thousand Flowers. 4 vili TAM pimp,e,
sno nom !ae leaving 1t Of soft roseate
hue Wei towel, two or three drops, and
the fscenisht and morning
Snavms Asde kay.-wet your shsving-brush in either
warm OF colo water pour on two three drops Of am Of
Thousand fowers rub the beard wei, ana IT viii maze
beautiful sther much operatiopof shaw
ing. f1ce only nfty esfts. y. P. PETRIDGE CO.
frsnkIin Square, New YORK.
Ror sals By ]. ". BoxD, CITY Drug store. a.. -,
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
BELLE PLAIN HOrEL.

r.; B. wOODSON having fitted mp the large new and
LIE commodous Hotel, Belle Plain. on the nnnescts
oegs leave to inform the travelling public
that he 10 fully modate m vho
favor him with call, the Portable His
table will at ell times be supplied the best thai ~
desired. " ~' -" -
Attached to the house Stable, in which viii .wavs
b good and faithful attendant. ,,.tx .s@
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

TO Young Men.-PLEAsANr AND PROFITABLE EN-
PLoYMENr-Young Men in every neighborhood may obtain
healthfu pleasant, and profitable employment BY engaging
in thesaie Of our useful Books for
our valuable Journals. erms and particulars address,
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PSA Agents who engage with Us win be seexred from
the possibility Of less while profits derived Win be very
| LIBERAL.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
.fSaz9soJ FRANKLIN HOUSE,
y. Astaosy-s., hs,L mile from the wsssiov Hess

-
vH1S commodtous house an furnished ss6
ready for the accommodation Of the travelling public
Eor tnose wishing TO DO business In the city,
afsversole ocations situated the main stage road
from 81. Paul TO ST. Anthony, and enough from ~
former psee TO avoid the din and hustle Of town ife ~
pains w b spared 70 secure the satisfaction Of si
nos-u fi4aaJ ssf t J. W. PENNIMAN.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

O. An old contractor in BROOKLYN engaged to
fill certain lots in the Sth ward, not long ago,
which which were covered with water TO the depth
of several feet. He waited till the water was
frozen, and then filled up with earth, and then
received his pay from the city before his trick was
discovered.