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NICOLS. KvNNH 4, 20

" HOLESALE and Retail Dealers in STOVES TIN
w WARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. &C.
Corner Of Exchange and St Anthony Streets (near the
American Hotel,) St. Paul, Minnesota, are now opening
their large and carefully selected stock Consisting in
part Of Cooking and Parlor Stoves of latest and
approved patterns, Tin, Plate, Pig Tin, Pig Lead Bar
and Sheet Lead Copper Bottoms, Brazier's Timed
Sheet Copper Sheet Zinc, Sheet lron and Nails of all
sizes; Window Glass and Shades White Lead and Zinc
Paints, Manila Ropi &c.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, such Flows, Cultvators,
tivator and Harrow Teeth Grain Cradles, Scythes
Sn.tlis, Handled and Garden Rakes two, three, and
four-pronged German and Cast-Steel Forks Shoyels,
Spades, Mattocks, Picks, Grub and Hand Hoes Hay
Knives Straw Cutters Pruning Shears, Prier Scythes
HEAVY HARDwARE.-Anyils, Vices Bellows, Hand and
Selge Hammers, Axes Hochets Rasps, Files, Carriage
Springs and AXles, Carriage and Tire Bolts Crowbars
Wagon Boxes, Coil, Log and Pump Chains, Well Wheels
and Buckets Cisern Pumps, Brass, Enanmeed, and
Frenchpressed Kettles, Hollow Ware generally and
Fire Irons.
Also general assortment of Japanned and Tin Ware
All sorts Of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron work done
order This stock have purchased almost eXcluy eli
from the manufacturers, and therefore enabled
sell at the lowest rates The public respectfully in
ved to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
ST. Paul, June IL. dln-Wtf
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CIT. PAUL MINNESOTA.-The proprietor of the above
- extensive and magnificent establishment, has the sat
isacon of announcing to the citizens of 81. Paul, and
the travelling community, that lie has at length compile
ted his arrangements, and will throw open to the public
on the 25t nS one OF the most extensive and gorgeous
Hotels known In the whole West. He begs solicit
from his friends and the public continuation of that
patronage which so literally bestowed upon him
while proprietor of the American House. promising that
his constant and best efforts shall be forth to render
every guest comfortable.
In the furnishing of the House alone, expense Of
forty thousand Dollars has been gone nto and in
the outlay Of which, have secured every modern i'm
provement for convenience and comfort.
The Parlors are furnished after the most approved
STYLE and arranged that parties wishing to be by them
selves can be entirely private.
The Bed Rooms are large and airy ami the bedding all
that the weary could wish for, the most fastidious de-
The Gentlemen's Saloon is fitted up in the most mod
STYLE and the Bar stocked with the choicest Liquors.
of old and favorite brands and attended to by expert
enced and courteous gentlemen.
In the Culinary Department, neither pains nor expense
will be spared to render it the most effective as well
satisfying portion of the lote-whe the artist who pre-
sides it is of the most proficient and experience
ed the Eastern Cities can produce.
The Office will have gentlemen OF known ability to pre-
side its affairs, and who will make it their pleasure
all times to attend and minister to the wants Of the
guests, while the Proprietor will be found a. his post
striving to make every one comfortable.
Attached to the Hotel, is large and magnificent Bill
lard Saloon fitted up at heavy expense and all the
modern improvements introduced.
The Hotel throughout will be heated with steam which
fail to make it the most comfortable Winter quar-
ters in the whole of the Northwest
Bath Rooms and every convenience necessary for the
comfort of guests have been fitted up in short the Pro-
prietor has spared expense in any of the varied de-
partments of his large establishment, in order render
it the most desirable plea SAINT and magnificent Hotel IN
the country
In retiring from the management of the American
House. would inform the public that have not dspos-
ed of my interest in it, hui intend continuing it under
the able superintendent of Edgar WCtmore ESQ., where
as formerly every attention will be paid to the comfort
of those who may favor the house with theil patronage
oct 4dawn STEPHEN LONG.
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NOTICE..

DURSCANT to Section three Of the Act eutted " IN
Act prescribing rules and regulations for uc cxecu-
ton of trusts arising under the !t Of Congress entitled
An Act for the Relief Of Citizens of Towns upon the
Lands of the United States, under certain circr- anceg
passed March Sd, 1853 Puh;c Notice hereby given
that on the 9th day of December e5G the subscriber en-
tered at the Land Office In water, ". T., the lands
comprising the Town Of Cambridge Ia e County Of Ram
sey Nj. t. in trust for the Scs cral and benefit of the
occupants thereof, according the ccve interests:
which lands described in the Duplicate Receipt of the
Receiver for the money receivedby hin in paymcu there
for, as follows The northeast quarter the east half
north west quarter and los four and five Of section num-
Der ye in township number thirt y-fi,c north of range
number Wenty three west, containing three hUni and
seventeen and eighty hundr, IL Each and ev-
cry person or association company Of persons, claim
ing TO be an occupant OF occupants, Gave possess
to be entitled to the right Of cccnanc, Possession
OF such lands, OF any part thereof. Is required by the
fourth section Of said Act, passed March &rd $50 by
the Legsure Of said Territory. to c within siXty days
after the first publication Of ihlo notice in tie Office of
the subscriber in the city Of St pa, county Ramsey
Minnesota Territory, statement iii wiling cptainirg an
accurate description of the particular pieces parts
thereof. in which he, she or they respectively claim to
have interest, and Of the specific cii, interest or es
tate which he, she they respectively cam 70 entitled
to receive, or be forever barret tller, Uf.
Dec. sth, 1876. II. >NElBuGNE
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NOTICE.,

n Office OF APPLICATIONS for the discharge Of
~ InsolyeEt from his debs, plr>u3t the prOyi-
ois of Chapter 50 of the Revised Of the Terri
tory OF Minnesota, entitled "Of Relief If Iusolyent
Debtors" In the matter Of the application! If William
L. Ames insovent debtor b. discharged from his
debts pursuant to Chapter a Of the ;cs.cd STATUTES of
the Territory Of Minnesota. he District Court Of the
Second Judicial District Of The frrrt-r Minnesota in
and for the County of Ramsey. Tae Of The appi-
cant is william l.. AInes, VINO ridc- at Paul in the
County of Ramsey, MDneSia TcrG Tho aic Uf the
first publication OF this notice Paili, the seat If
Government Of the Territory OF HAi,r,c Ia, and the
county wherein the so!ls:i sides, III Weekly Min
nesotan, is the 9th day II December. 4 D. l>j6 The
of the officer b. fore whom the creditors Of the in
solvent are required to appear. is Moses Slcrburne,
Judge Of the District Court Second Judicial District Of
the Territory Of Minnesota. The place appointed for
such appearance is the Chambers Of the aforesaid Judge
at the Capitol, in said City of ST. Paul, and the time
fixed for such appearance is the 18th day of a:rh
1851, at ten O'Clock, a. VI. Of that day.
BRIsBIs BGELow, Attorneys Tor Insolycnt.
Dated 1T. Paul. December 3. 1876. der6-wth
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Territory Of Minnesota. District Court =.
Ramsey County. I'd j Judicial District.

GEORGE W. EWING, PlantiG, against William G.
~ Ewing. Jr., Charles Guthrie, Mary l.. Guthrie Chss
D. bonts, iAlyina A. Bond. Esther Ewing, Charles :
Sturgs Louisa Sturgs, SmalS God Noel, SOPHIA C. Nos.
Catharle Esther Ewing Wliian A.. Cwing, Susan Hood
George '" Ewing, 2Ed, and William S;urejs, Defendants
To the above named Defendants In the name Of the
United states, you and each Of you are hereby SUM
moned and required 10 answer the complaint in III
acton winch complaint has been filed in the Ollce oI
me terk OF The District Court in the County Of Ramsey
IN the second Judicial District aforesaid to serve
copy OF your answer to the said complaint Is, the
SUBSCRIBERS al our Oice in the City Of ST. Paul. County
Of Ramsey, and Territory Of Minnesota, within tyeut
DAYS after the serVic" of this summons elusive
OF the day OF such service, and you fail to answer m
ia complaint within the time aforesaid the plaint 8
will apply to the Court oy the relief demanded the
ANEs NAS ErTtI Plaintiffs Attorne,s
D''ed 81 t'lui Nc'elEper H. 1906, nOvlJ-wew
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Bancroft.

This is the name ola town laid out in Free
born county, on Section No. %, Township
No. 1O3, Range 81. The parties interested
in the town are some of the heaviest monied
men in Minnesota, and formed into joint
stock company, intend to make valuable i'm
provements during the next summer. This
town has every advantage whiclfany interior
town in the Territory has. By next Octo-
Der, a branch Of the Chicago, Clinton and
Nebraska Railroad will be completed to the
Minnesota line, ON Cedar river. Bancroft is
on direct line from the terminus of said road
to the Big Bend ofthe Minnesota river, forty
miles from Mankato, and about the same dis
lance from st. Peter. A court house, coun
ty buildings and church, will be erected ear
ly in the spring. The country around is not
surpassed in fertility Of soil, abundance OF
timber and water, by any portion of Mime
sofa. There are no large prairies in the
country, but in every direction can be seen
at glance timber and prairie, SO favorably
distributed that most every sect, of land
land has its due proportion of each. The
meadows of Freedom are an important addi-
ton to its agricultural wealth. We shall
call attention to this place in some subse-
quent number, and can safely, from careful
personal examination of the town site and
county around, predict for Bancroft pros
porous fnture.-Hastings Journal. De-.
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Territory OF Minnesota, District Court,
Ramsey County. 2G judicial District.

y GORGE W. EWING, Plaintiff. against William G.
VI Ewing, IT., Charles Guthrie. Mary Guthrie Chas
ID. Bond Lavina \. Bond, Esther Ewing, Charles T..
Sturgs louisa Starg;s, Smawood Noel, Sophia C. Noel
Catharine Esther Ewing, William A. Ewing Susan Hood
George W. Ewing, Cd, and lillian Sturgs, Defendants
To the above named DEFENDANTS and all persons wing
claiming interest in the property which is the sub
ject Of this action In the OF the United States,
you and each Of you hereby summoned required
to answer the complaint in this action which complaint
has been filed in the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court in the County Of Ramsey in the Second judicial
District aforesaid, and to copy of your answer to
the said complaint the subscribers at Office in
the City of ST. Paul, County Of Ramsey and Territory Of
Minnesota within twenty days after the service Of this
summons you, exclusive of the day OF such service
and if you fail 20 anzWer he said complaint, within the
time aforesaid, the Plaintiff will apply TO the Court for
the relief demanded therein.
AMEs VAN ETTES Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated st. Paul, October 20, 1856.
Description of the property which Is the subject Of the
foregoing entitled action The southwest quarter Of
Section number twenty, 20 in Township nrmbr twenty
nine, t29) North of Range number wentptwo 22) West
Of the fourth principal meridian, containing ore kindred
and sixty acres, situated and being In the County
Ramsey, and Territory of Minnesota. noyl-wSw
AMEs VAN ETTEN, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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BAD News TO USERS OF ToBACCo.-The
Scalpel, a Medical Journal published in New
York, for December, closes long article
against the use of tobacco, with the following
remarks: .gAUf SEES lE8e
In eating, the tobacco chewers must lose
all delicate appreciation of flavor; we have
observed, indeed, that he is very easily salts
fed by the filthy Irish cookery, and greasy
cold meats and vegetables Of the hotel or
boarding house; he seasons his food very
highly, because Of his obtuse taste; many of
these unfOrtunates drink raw brandy for the
same reason. The tobacco chewer rarely
eats raw oyster, preferring it fried, and
coated over with grease and its empireuma !;
if he takes it raw, he tortures the poor crea-
ture with pepper and vinegar, and sticks a
fork into it; he cannot elicit it gently from
its pearly prison with his lips-they are clum-
sy and half paralized. Finally, and worse
than all, he ceases to appreciate the chaste
salute from the rosy lip of love, and if the
mistress of his blunted affections should per-
nit him to approach her cheek, it can only
be with pent-up breath, and averted eye d.
rected towards his pocket-the only attrac-
ton a beautiful woman can possibly have for
tobacco chewer. IF there be vice more
prostratiug to the body and mind, and more
crucifying to all the sympathies of mans spir-
ltuai nature, we have not yet been convinced
of it. ~. - l..la- : = -
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SAINT PAUL IRON STORE.

n ICOLS & BERKEY, Wholesale Dealers in IRON,
~ Nails, Steel Flows, Axes Anyils Vices Bellows and
Heavy Hardware, Wabasha Street, ST. Paul, NJ T. Also
Agents for Herring Hetzs Fire Proof Safes. Are now
receiving their large stock, consisting In part Of
24O tons Of assorted iron.
1000 kegs of assorted mails.
% tons Plow Steel.
tons Spring Steele.
, tons Cast Steele
100 Sets Assorted Axels.
so pairs Elliptic Springs.
5000 pounds Harrow Teeth.
tons Grind Stones
200 Boxes Window Glass.
5000 pounds pure White Lead and Tin.
Linseed Oil and Varnish.
100 bundles Printing Paper.
Breaking Plows, Cross and Corn PloRs.
Anvils, Bellows and Vices
Shooting, Hand and Sledge Hammers.
Large Iron Kettles.
Axes, Saws and Crobars.
Wagon and Buggy Boxes.
Coil and Log Chains.
crews, Plates, Nuts, Washers.
And large assortment of yuicanized Rubber and
Leather Betting, Lace Leather and Packing for engines
AL oi which they viii sell at low prices, and liberal dis
count VIII De gwen 10 the trade. je2G-W1f
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THE EXCELSIOR MOTTO YERJFJED
- sAer q 4s AT THE 2 lte - a4fssa
BOSTON CLOTHING STORE.


THE EXCELSIOR MOTTO VERIFIED
'S.kas AT THE sE1s4Aff8
BOSTON CLOTHING STORE.
~ G. GRISWOLD, at his Store on Third Street. be-
NJ tween Minnesota and Cedar streets, announces
with pleasure to his numerous patrons that Le has
returned from the Eastern cities with stock of
Fall and Winter Clothing,
Unsurpassed In quality OF material elegance Of finish
and durability Of texture. His stock consists of every
conceivable article in the way of
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting of Dress and Frock Coats Pantaoons Draw
ers White and Colored Flannel Shirts Cravats Gloves
Gauntlet Buck Mtts and Gloves by the dozen or single
pair, Suspenders, Carpet Bags, Check Shirts, Si Fur
and Moleskin Hats, Cotton and Silk Plush Caps Win
ter wear, Buena Vista and kossuth Hats, Black and
COlored Furs, and fur trimmed
OVER ATS AND TALMAS
These are beautiful and durable garments and to them
ne invites the especial attention of every lover of articles
that combine beauty with durability He has also fine
assortment of SILK and Wooden Half Hose Silk Wooden
and Cotton Drawers, and Silk Undershirtsa superb
tcle and just the thing that every person needs in this
climate.
In short, his stock extensive to enunerate in
detail. lie invites everybody in and examine it,
assuring them that it will be time well spent.
In addition to his stock of Genemens Wear, he has
for sale superior and elegant stock of
Ladies' Furs,
Ranging In price from four eighty dollars per set
These furs have been selected with great care and with
view to their adaptablity to the rgors of Minnesota
Winter, and will be found indispensable article of
fort - when the northern blast howls fercey by
In addition to these, he has lot of PIECE GOODS
Prints, DeIains Muslin Cotton Fannels, &c. which he
everything is not it is in this advertisement written
down. oc3-dawy
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AMERICAN HGySE.

GtORNER OF ST. ANTHONY, EXCHANGE AND
~ FOURTH STREET, St. Paul, Minnesota. s. LONG,
Proprietor. The Proprietor of the American House
spectfuly to their old patrons and strangers
visiting ST. Paul, that this popular hotel has been thor
oughly renovated and fitted up with new and elegant
furniture, and that they prepared to entertain those
who may favor them with their patronage in manner
to fully sustain the former reputation of the house Con-
neced with the American is Livery Stable, prepared
to furnish pleasure parties and others, with elegant
outs. oct4-daw1y
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MANOMN HOUSE.

VIE SUBSCRIBER has taken the above House. in
l. the pleasant village of Manomin eight miles above
ST. Anthony, and is now prepared to accommodate the
travelling public with the very best fare the country a
fords. The house is furnished with every accommoda
ton to be found in any country and aside from the SUBJ
stantials of e the best wines and liquors that be
procured. may always be had upon call The Stabing
of the Manomn House, either for emgrants, Transfers
or Drovers is superior to that Of any other public house
ON the road north of Saint Paul = B. . -
may 24-dawtf A. J. WILLIS
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ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.

'INHIKD STREET, ST. PAULINE have received and
opened by far the largest and best selected stock Of
dow Glass and Druggists Glassware &C. ever brought
this place. Our Drugs and Medicines were bought in
New YORK and Philadelphia, directly Of the Importers
ana manufactures, and all submitted to personal nspec
ton and are warranted pure and fresh No expense
pains has been spared will hereafter be furnish the
very best and priest of medicines We are doing and
intend to do Jobbng business and are prepared to sell
goods at as low prices they be bought Gaena
or Chicago or anywhere else in the West The Public
are respectfully invited to call and examine for them
selves, for confident II they do they will go no
further to supply their wants.
jel4-daw DAY jerks
WINDOW GLAsS.-Six hundred boxes Pittsburgh
W City, McKees' brand, assorted Sizes from Sx1O to
3Ox40 Twenty boxes French Window Glass for Paror
windows, Picture Frames, Show Cases, &C., much supe-
rior to American Glass. DAY & jerks
DERFUMERY.-This House still keeps the ascendancy
Il In Fine French and American Perfunery and Fancy
Articles, for Proof of which come and see The cheap
est variety are on hand also DAY & jerks
GOLUTION of CITRATE OF MAGNEsIA--or Purga-
~ i've Mineral WaterThis preparation is particulars
y recommended as substitute for EPSON Salts and
Sedtz Powders; being both more agreeable to the taste
ana more pleasant in its operations. 1t is cooling ca
thaf'ic, and operates mildly. Prepared and sold BY
DAY g. jerks,
1y lo-dtf Corner Third and Cedar Streets
EIRE-PROOP PAINTS.--Red and Yellow Oxides of
iron-the only Paint used at the East FireProof
er. For sale by DAY & jerks
DAiNTs-1O barrels Ochre, Venetian Red and Spanish
l. BrOwn for sale by DAY jerks.
TWO GOOD TRACTS, situated near the church, Lit
l. tie Canada. VIM. BREWSTER.
EVILS CELEBRATED COLORS-1iOO lbs Lewis
IL Paris, Chrome and Richmond Green, Chrome Yellow
Prussian Blue, &C., &C., for sale by
jy 16-atf DAY JENKS.
w HlTlNG.-20 barrels in store and for sale by
w DAY & JENKS.
4 AMPliENE.-5 barrels for sale by
~ DAY & jerks.
DUTTY.-10,000 lbs. in store and for sale by
Il DAY / jerks.
WHITE LEAD.-1OoOO lbs. received and for sale by
w DAY a. jerks.
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ST. LOUIS HOUSE,

A G.. MCKENZIE, PRoPRIEroR.-The location Of this
IA popular Hotel is distinguished in Minnesota hsto-
ry as being Fort Smelling, the bank of the Mis-
sssppi River and is desirable resort for pleasure seek
those who wish pleasant and agreeable retirement
from the perplextes and of business for the pr
pose Of recruiting enervaed health. The proprie
tor promises additional inducements to the public for
liberal patronage. t.I.. je S-df
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IL A friend of ours says that he has
been without money 80 long that his0 head
aches ready to split" when he tries to re-
collect how a silver dollar looks. He says
the notion that eve live in q world of
change" is great faliacy. ----.c-,.-
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REFERENCES:
NEW YoIE.--Messrs. Danfort Wright & Co.. Richard
II. Johnston, Esq.
chell & Allen Charles Chiids, Esq.
New ORLEANs.-Messrs. Brown, Johnson & Co.
CIXCINNATI.-IIon. Edward Woodruff William Wool
ruiz, ESQ.
Observation-Disclosures. Mason & Co.
PROvIDEsCE.-Nathan Mason, Esq. John L. Moves Esq
CuICAGo-GeOrge Il. Armstrong, Esq
ST.. LoUIs-JoIn H. Rankin, Esq, Otis West Esq.
GALENA-B ii. Campbell Esq; Capt. Orrn Smith.
MINNEsOTA.-Gov. w. A. German, Ex-Gov. Alexander
Ramsey, Hon. II. NJ. Rice, Messrs. Eorup Oakes Mac
kubin Edgcrton.
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Viii i-94 nUUh Nv Ell Pub
ilS.Ied, and Containing hearty dou-
bic the quantity Of reading matter
Ia that oi the Fifty cents or Dot
mn fuOiccfionS. 1t treats On
the PLY SOIOGY OF MARRI-
AGE, and the secret inhrn.:t;es
aad disorders Of youth aud nGtu.
rity,resultingfgom yycsses which
destroy ii.e physical and Lonta!
powers Concentrations OF marriage,
it, duties AMI disqLaliGcGtions. x
their remedies NxifIlIifhnrr. ,,l,c.
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GREAT NORTH WESTERN GRAIN
AND CATTLE DEPOT.

""CH1s HUI SSAHOHH C OVuIScTS
M HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GRAIN
w AND CATTLE, Third street, between Jackson
and Roberts sts St. Paul, Minnesota. VIII keep
,tanty on hand full supply of all kinds of Grain and
he city. Also, full supply of WORKING CATTLE,
Beef Cattle, Mich Cows, Horses, Sheep and Swne such
as has never before been offered in this market.
Our arrangements with farmers and stock growers
below. such that will be prepared throughout the
oming winter, to supply all demands, with the best
al articles, and all descriptions of animals that the
country affords, and at rates which
plain of.
~ Recollect to call upon the undersigned, Third ST.
between Jackson and Roberts.
DUNWELL, HARTSIiORN & COULTER.
dX,wff
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IL An Indiana paper, announcing the
death of gentleman out West, says that
Z" the deceased, though bank director, is
generally believed to have died Christian,
and was much respected while living" /
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ESlERAY COW.

AME to the enclosure of the Subscriber residing in
~ ST. Paul, on Fort Street, about three quarters of
mile above the Wins!ow House, about the 25h of Novem
ber small block Cow, with white star IN her forehead
aud having branded her left horn the letters Y g.
\. e The owner is requested to come forward prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
Decew4w* EDWARD pICKSIEY