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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-27
AYERS CATHARTIC PILL


AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
HE sciences Chemistry aud Medicine have been taxed
their utmost to produce this best most perfect Purga-
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ordinary medicines and that they win
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They nurge which breed and grow dis
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plants every body but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have bated the best of human skill While
they produce effects, they the time, in
diminished doses safest and best physc that can be
ployed for children Being they are
to take and being purely vegetable free from risk
of harm made which belief
they by Of such exalted position and
forbid the suspicion OF unruh. Many emil
cleFgen and have lent their names to
W the public the reliability Of remedies while others
have of their conviction that
paraons contribute immensely to the relief of my afflicted
suffering fellOv-men.
American Almanac, containing Questions for their use,
and the certificates OF their cures OF the following COM
Costveness Bilious Complaints rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising from fo Stomach Nausea,
therefre, Patuency Loss of Appetite all ulcerons and
cutaneous Diseases which require an evaGIHnt MetSne
and stimulating the System, many complaints which II
supposed they could REACH such Deafness
rangemeuts the Liver aud Kidneys Gout and other kim
red complaints arising from low state Of the body or
structOns of its functions
Do put unprinciped dealers with other
pill they make profit Ask for AYERS FILLS, and
with Intrinsic value curative powers The
sick want the best aid there for Them and they should
Prepared by Dr. james O. Ayers.
Praeticalan Analytical Chemist,
PRICE e5 CTS PER Box..........FIyE BOXES FOR 81.
The genuine article ia sold by a coon : co
And by Druggists Wheeling, Dealersin Medicine
everywhere. ag2I:6m
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BA CIEI1C0 OTIS
INSTANTANEOUS LLQULDgHALR DYE.
tho those wishing Dye may be depended upon,
u cheerfully recommend the above The best OF
city reference Its superiority over every
thing of the kind now In
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
n H.sLoGAN & co.
mr4 Sole Agentsfn this city.
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JOBSi JOBSi - s..a.,
l. waysseiI at 4 levy, u g tn &C. Ftlla, Ia: i
20 ps I'd wide ohintE worth 99c, at 12H.
cases Gtnghams, OF superior qualify And (.
at a lsvY-asYery great bargain : - 'ss essi
Chally DeLains-a few thousand ,ar,,. -, ~,
Lains on Gne chniIv eia,hs, such as =. O 81 :
i. 81 cts, from Toto I5e z 80 "s totiaIsS
Fine bro. MusllDs, worth II at 6Ie-at
apps STOMP 4 ry,.
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These Periodicals ably Represent the three great polltlca
parties Of Great Brain-hlg, Tory, and Radical,-bu
politics forms only feature their character. Organ
of the profound writer's Science Literature Moral
and Religion they stand as thew ever have stood unr
vailed in the world OF letters being considered ndspensa
BILE to the scholar and the professional while the
teSent reader OF every class they furnish
aud satisfactory record OF the literature of the day
throughout the world than be- possibly obtained
other
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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-24

The Santa Fe Gazette ar nounces the arri-
val of Mr.. Idler, the agent and general di-
rector Of the mining company organized
sometime since, in Washington City, to work
the Placer mines, near Santa Fe; Mr.. Kurtz,
a machinist from Norris engine shop, in
Philadelphia, and Mr.. Chappin, millwright,
all engaged in the same business. This,
says the Gazette, is new era in the history
of New Mexico. Two steam engines, with
rushing apparatus, are soon to be put in OPP
Grafton at the Placer Mines, and the question
| will be settled as to whether gold abounds
in sufficient quantities to justify the cost of
extracting it by this description of machine
ry. If the experiment prove successful it
must produce a change in the business Of
| the Territory, for the quantity of gold-bear-
ing earth and rock is admitted to be mex
haustible, and there is room for any number
of machines.
1t has been stated that the gold mines of
New Mexico bid fair to equal those of Cali
tornia. A letter from Santa Fee to a Califor-
mia paper, gives romantic account of their
discovery. The story gees that Mexican
woman returned from captivity of chit
Years among the Coyotero Apaches OF the
ella country, bringing extraordinary &C
counts of gold treasures in the region inhab-
tied by that tribe.
Before her captivity she had been peon
slave, and on her return, she offered to take
her master to the gold region, and her &C
counts were so marvellous that party Of
four hundred persons was organized to 60
under her guidance. But the cupidity of
some of the more avarioions got excited, and
in order to prevent this large number from
going, they kidnapped the woman and put
her master in Jail for debt.
Then Lieutenant of the United States
Army, on flrlough for three months, organ
lied party of thirty-six men and went in
search Of the gold mine, On reaching the
Territory of the Coyotero Apaches, they
were met by party of these Indians, who
prohibited them from searching for gold, but
offered to trade. The alternative was agreed
to, and trade effected by which the whites
CARED large quantity of gold. Tine Indians
know no other use for the go d than to make
bullets of: and each warrior had from twenty
to thirty ounce balls abo It him. The gold
thus obtained was tested by competent
chemists, who pronounced it exceedingly
pure, having very few foreign substances
mixed with it. The woman says that in the
region whence she escaped gold exists in ev~
cry quarter on the surface, and in great quar-
titles, and that there was one large lump i'm
bedded by tie tribe.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-24

The Iowa State Gazette of Dec. 3lst pub
fishes the following libelous charge against
Horace Greedy, editor of the New York Tri-
bune.
Speaking Of the Des Moines River I'm
provement Company and the efforts of the
company to carry some measures through
Congress. the Gazette says:
And who does the people of Iowa think
was the complaisant individual honored as
the special representative in the lobby Of the
Des Moines Navigation Company? What
will the good subscribers in Iowa Of the
New York Tribune-what will the host of
Notwithstanding worshippers, from Gov.
Grimes down to the host of renagades,"
not forgetting the pious persons whose BIZ
bic during the late pol teal contest was the
Tribune, whose God was Horace Greeley
what will this devout and patriotic band
say when we inform them that told white
coat" himself was the happy >man, and that
for the nice little sum of one thousand dol
lars, the honest and imm culate Horace Gree
ley, editor in chief Of the New York Tri-
bune, and the Great Mogul of that enlight-
cred and virtuous party of which he is the
.hief ornament, sold himself body and bree-
ches, white hat and old coat, cowhide boots
and all, to the Iowa branch of Wall street?
We learn from the best authority that a
receipt for this handsome little douceur, in
the genuine handwriting Of the philosopher
of filth, was exhibited to the committee, and
the evidence is directly to the point, t at it
has been paid to him for log rolling" at
Washington.
To the above the New York Tribune of
the Sd inst, replies as follows:
"The Iowa State Gazette of the 3lst ult.,
charges Horace Greeley with having been
employed by the Des Moines Navigation and
Railroad Company at Washington last win
ter as lobby agent in their behalf: The
statement is utterly false and groundless
and the libeler who has originated the accu-
sation will be held to answer in Court of
Law with that promptn.:ss which the atroci-
ty of his falsehood demands
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-24

CRY FouNDRY.-We call attention to the
advertisement of this establishment in to-
days paper. We understand that this COM
pany have purchased in the East an engine,
lathe and other machinery requisite for doing
an extensive business, but were prevented
from getting them up to the city this season
by the early closing Of the river In the
spring they will erect substantial and COM
modious buildings, SO as to enable them to
accommodate the public with everything in
the general foundry business. Meanwhile
they have erected temporary buildings at
the corner of Sixth and Rosabel streets, and
are already furnishing castings to order
Just three weeks elapsed from the time they
commenced their buildings till they were
turning out excellent castings. The energy
and enterprise thus displayed by Messrs.
Morgan & Co., (who are thorough and prac-
tical mechanics in overcoming obstacles
ND difficulties at this inclement season OF
tne year, which would have discoura ed less
determined men, will doubtless commend
them and their establishment to the special
favor of the community.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-24

MORE Victims FOR SALT LAKE.-A ship
load Of converts to Mormonism arrived at
New York on the LIST: They were made
Mormons by Elder John Williams, who &C.
companies them. These people came prin-
cipally from Bristol. The Post says that
the number of men and women is about
equal, but there is multitude of children
The men are not strong intelligent lot, but
the women are we'll made, and many are
handsome. p. P. Pratt and other Mormon
Elders, who are living in New York, visited
this ship load, and gave them their first les
son in Mormonism, which is to give in an
account of their means. The emigrants
number 200, and will 60 to Utah in the
spring.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-24

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The net
income of the Michigan Central Railroad fer
the present year is estimated as high as lS
per cent. Five per cent. Of this was divided
in July, and similar amount, it is expected,
will be paid in January, leaving 8 per cent.
on its share capital of 100000. or nearly
half a million, for additional OUTLAWS, or for
the reduction of the floating debts of the
company amounting to over 100000. The
bonded debt is for five and a half millions
having interest at the rate of per cent.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-24

PENNSYLVANIA SENATOR--The Pennsyl-
vania Legislature, on the 18th, elected Hon
Simon Cameron U. S. Senator, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the expiration of the
term of Mr.. Brodhead. The vote stood as
follows Cameron (Rep.) 81; John W
Forney, (Dem.) So; Foster, 7. This is
NORWOOD to "Old Buck" at the com
menGement Of his administration and it is
presumed that if ever in his life he commit
ted the improperly of using profane Ian
guage, he was guilty of that sin when he
heard of the defeat of his pet, the notorious
Forney. Gen. Cameron was elected on the
first ballot.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-24

OLD FIRM IN New PLACE.-N. f. Ty-
son, it will be seen by his new advertisement,
has removed across the street from his old
quarters, into the commodious new stone
building recently erected by Vetal Guerin,
Esq. 1t is no use to write what is generally
termed puff" for Tyson, as all Minnesota
knows exactly what he de, Is in, and that he
always keeps the very best of every thing in
his line. Go there to get your groceries, il
you wish to have sail right"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-24

TEAM DRowNED.-We learn that team
ster from Galenain crossing the river between
in Grey Cloud and Hastings mistook the Dad
consequence Of the snow drifts, and drove
into an air hole, when his team and sleigh
Immediately sunk in deep water. The con-
tents of the sleigh were also lost; and it was
with the greatest difficulty that the teamster
and passengers got out of the water.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-24

ARIzoNIA.-The House Committee on
Territories met to-day and decided against
giving Territorial Government to Arizona.
hut agreed to report bill giving them
judicial District, Land District, and Post
Office route through the Territory, and t"
give the Gadsden purchase representation in
the Territorial G rvernment Of New Mexico.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-24

NOTICE.
ST. PAUL, OCTOBER s, 1855.

ST. PAUL, OCTOBER 8, 1856.
VHE undersigned Proprietor Of the City Of Ninnger
J. Dakota County, Minnesota, hereby gives public
notice to all parties who have lots in said City,
under and subject to the ordinary expressed
In the Deeds to wit: TO commence certain amount Of
improvements therein stipulated within six months
the date of the and to finish the said
within two years therefrOmfhat noncompliance with
part of the said covenant will be considered nom
compliance with the terms Of the whole, and that every
lot for which at the expiration of the said period of six
months mprov ements have been commenced will be
considered forfeited and reversed the undersigned
will be by him sold, the though deed had
ever been executed by him for the same.
dec11 -daX4W John NININGER.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-24

CHANGE IN LAW FIRM.-We take plea
sure in calling attention to the fact, that
Messrs. Ames and Van Etten have associat-
ed with them in their law business, Harvey
Officer, ESQ.,, young and worthy gentle
man who has already made himself favorably
known at the St. Paul bar. The card of the
new firm will be found in the proper column
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-24
Good for Sibley County.

We call attention to the spirited proceed
ings of the Republicans of Sibley county
Their resolutions breathe the true spirit and
cover the whole ground Of the Republican
movement. We trust the Republicans of
Slbley will go on in the good work they
have so ably begun.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-24

10 Brown CoME-The Hon. j. r. Brown,
member elect of our Territorial Legislature,
arrived from Washington last evening, and
we presume will assume his seat in the House
this morning. The "Juggler looks as though
he thought "things was working"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-24

A despatch dated Philadelphia, January
13, states that the lumber yards of Harbert
Davis & Co., and Gavitt & Derbin, on the
Schuylkill, were burned that morning. Loss
$4,000. Both cases Of incendiarism.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-24

EEA writer in the American Presbyte-
rian proposes that Mount Vernon be pur-
chased by Congress, and be used as the
Westminster Abbey of America. He pro-
poses that the grounds be laid out as a
National Cemetery, and the ashes of the dis
tinguished dead of the nation be buried, by
order of Congress, as the highest homage
that can be paid to them, beside those Of
George Washington.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-24
iEW GOODS

MRS E. A. MARTIN would say to the Ladies OF g.
Paul. and the surrounding country that she has Just re.
turned from New York. where she has purchased asplen
did stock of Millinery Goods, consisting Of the latest
Styles and Patterns both of Head Dresses and Bonpets
together with all kinds Of Fancy vevets and plush Drees
Trimming and now hatter myself tina. shall be able
to please all who may favor with CALL Rooms on
Robert street, between Fifth and Sixth
St. Paul, October 9th, 1885, octp.dtf
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A CARD.

Having this day received from Theodore French,
Agent of the Etna Insurance Company, four thousand
dollars payment in full of Insurance loss In the
Rice House the night of November 16 we desire to
bear public testimony to the great prompness Of the
Company in adjusting the above loss upon proofs which
necessarily very defectve and to the facilities and
assistance Afforded by their local Agent In this City
-a9 KING RICH.
st. Paul, December 81, 1866. 'A dec28-daw1m
Young Mems Christian Association.
TIE READING RooN Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, over G. Z. Mayo Co. Hardware Store.
Third Street. will be open to the public after this date,
from 10 to - A. ~, from to P. NJ and from eK to
9x in the evening The leading Magazines and Secular
and Religious Pspsss, Win always be on ais.
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Cathcart & Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.

| = ~ I'M IL WOVDSS
COMMENCED Business in Saint Paul Four Years ago
'hen little more than Indian trading post since tina,
time has risen from the dimensions of an obscure vii
'age to City OF 10000 nhabitants-the emporium of
commerce which already counts by millions Their own
success has kept pace with this rSExAMrLRp PRocRrss
Their business has s0el
MORE THAN DOUBLED!
Every year since its commencement. They have re.
Gently built,
ON THIRD ST., BET. ROBERTS AND MINNESOTA.
A New and Spacious Brick store.
Fitted up in the most MODERN srr1R and adapted in
design and capacity, and in the elegance neatness and
ing exgences of the trade and the astonishing expansion
of their M ,-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUSINESS
Their extended facilities and intimate acquaintance
with EASTERN MARKETS, have enabled them to select
STOCK OF Foreign and domestic DRY GOODS USRouALRp
IN THE NORTH WEST! for its extent, splendor and va.
rety comprses all the Choicest Fan and Winter styles
OF DRESS AND FANCY GOODS!
Ana consists of all grades and prevailing modes now
offered to the taste and fashion of the East and South
from the start the INsolENr ASSUMPTION of
some inexperienced dealers that Anything win do for
the West"-instead of attempting to fost showroom
wares and obsolete modes upon the market they have
aspired to bring the resources of
Fashion and Taste i'm Minnesota
Up to the most EXQUISITE STANDARD OF BROADWAY With
stock of 100000, selected on this principle and
how displayed in their large and magnificent Salesroom
where corps of gentemanly and obigiug Clerks are
always in attendance, they have commenced their
sEAI-ANNUAL SAL rs. They invite particular atten-
ton to ther spacious
CARPET WAREROOM.
Filled with the most superb and elegant Carpetings and
Drusgets Floor Oil Cloths &c. ever offered in this Citv
department of their large establishment is devoted
exclusively to
Hosiery, Gloves, Fancy Goods, &c.
In which they claim the preemnence universally &C.
corded their taste and discrimination
CATHCART & CO., call the attention of the mer.
chants and business of the Minnesota and Missis
sipp Valleys and throughout the North West to their
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT..
They have taxed their utmost resources to place their
Wholesale Business footing which will enable st.
Paul to compete with the most avorite depot Of Western
Trade Their stock footing over s1oOeOo fills the whole
FOUR FLOORS Of their spacious establishments and a
long experience has qualified them select the Staples
and Grades most suitable for the market ana their ex
tended facilities enable them to tr
Sell at Chicago and st. Louis Prices!
with the mere difference Of freight added Nobody will
oubt this who will do them the favor to examine their
stock and facilities. nov15.dawv
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TAKEN UP,

DY the Subscriber, one RED BULL, between one and
ID two years old-has q white spot the forehe I'd.
rhe have the same by proving property pay
| " charges and take him away.
West st. Paul, Jan. II. HENRY BELLAND.
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NEW JEWELLERY STORE.
THIRD ST., TWO DOORS FROM MARsHALL's BANK,
SAINT PAUI, MINNESOTA.
New Goods At New York Prices!
Fine Watches, warranted perfect, Gold and Silve
Levers, Lepines Duplex and Escapement, Hunting and
Open Face, fine stock. Also,
GOLD CHAINS, OF ALL KINDS.
Fine Gold Breast Pins and EarDrops, Cameo and Gold
Stone Sets Finger Rings Gents Studs Sleeve Buttons
Gold Pens and Pencils, Bracelets Lockes, Seals Keys
and o general assortment of
FANCY GOODS.
Gold and Silver Spectacles with the celebrated Perosco
pic Gassesthe best kind In the world the eyesght
all of which goods offered very low.
REPAIRING carefully done and all work warranted.
St. Paul, Dec. 1-daw6m O. H. MOSES.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-24

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Stoves, Tin
w Ware, Hardware, Hollow Ware, Sheet Iron, Cop
per- Zinc Lead Nails Flows, Axes, Hoes Spades Picks,
hove Scythes, Grain Cradles, Corn Mills Corn Shelters
and Farming Implements generally Window Glass and
Sash, Manila Rope, &C. Particular attention paid to
Jobbing in Sheet Iron and Copper the Of Ex
change and ST. Anthony Streets St .ul, Minnesota
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-24

A LARGE and beautiful assortment of Plumes and
"A French Flowers, cheap at CATHCART co.
CST received by Express, full assortment of "Alex
y ander's' White and Colored Kid Gloves, at
CATHCART co.
A BEAUTIFUL lot of Evening Dresses Tarletons Tis-
"a sues, Swiss, Ravages. and Light Silks, cheap at
CATHCART co.
lust received from the Upper Country a large lot
u Of No. / " Buffalo Robes which will be sold below
the market price for cash, at CATHCART 4 co
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-24

BIDWELL'S EXCHANGE BANK,
THIRD STREET, ST. PAUL.
EXCHANG E
Bought and Sold at all times, and at best Rates,
DRAFTS Al SIGHT,
In sums of ONE PorNp and upwards payable in all the
Principal Towns in England, Ireland and Scotland.
Deposits Received, Payable on Demand.
GOOD ENDORSED PAPER DISCOUNTED,
COLLECTIONS MADE,
And all Financial Business transacted under the general
system of Banking.
IRA BIDWELL SON, Bankers.
JOHN *. MADISON, Cashier. je19-du
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w. u. Il G. h. REED.

CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS, Nningcr City, N. T.,
~ would to the public that they prepared
to contract to do any work in their line in thorough
and workmanlike manner in Ninnger City and vicinity.
Nininger City, December II, 1856. dec17-daw8rp
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THERMOMETRICAL RECORD.

PARKER PAINE,
SUCCESSOR TO BROWN FLFTcHER)
B ANKER AND BROKER.
Money Loaned short or long time with satisfactory
security Exchange bought and sold Collections made
throughout the Territory; Money Loaned for non-resi
dents; Interest allowed Deposits Real Estate bought
and sold Land Warrants always hand sale the
lowest market prices
~ Office on Bank Row, Sd Street. oc2S-daw6n
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GRRK CLnIIn-

200 LOTS FOR SALE in the beautiful town of GREY
- Cloud, situated twenty miles below ST. Paul. on the
east side of the Mississippi. map of the be
seen and full particulars given by TRUMAN M. SMITH,
Banker and Dealer in Real Estate Third street, Saint
Paul, 81 T, ie3O-d&w1v
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SAINT PAUL IRON STORE.

NIICOLS BERKEY, Wholesale Dealers in IRON,
~ Nails Steel, Pows Axes, Anvils, Vices Bellows and
Heavy II: lware generally Also, Printing Paper, Win
low Glass Vucanized Rubber and Leather Betting,
Grndstones, Pittsburgh Coal, &C., Wabashaw Street. St.
Paul, NJ T. ~ Agents for Herring Hetz's Fire Proof
Safe ianQ