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Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

GA gay young man in Pitssburg entered one
of the fashionable churches" in that city, last
Sunday with lady on his arm, and after grace.
fully laying his overcoat over the back of his
seat, sat down. Suddenly, however, the eonsre.
cation was startled by most outrageous racket,
and 10 from the pockets of the young mans
overcoat had rolled torrent of bullets and cap.
followed by silver mounted pistol. The owne,
of the coat was observed to be very red in the
face. t. .i... 5rl5 las s4aoM e ts
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

GTThe Pioneer compliments Slough (the Ohio
Border Ruf6an.) as being "a Democrat in prac.
toe" Il. knocking down fe.low-member on
the floor of the legislature "as we'll as in pro-
fession," because he surrendered the seat he had
again claimed, and went peacebly home when he
discovered that Hosea, Republican, was elected
over bis head What amazing magnanimity!
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

ca The Irish Catholics are busy, making ex-
tensive arrangements for the celebration of the
anniversary Of Irelands Patron Saint on the l7th.
The committee are now selecting Hall, where
banquet will be spread in the evening, and the
admirers Of Saint Patrick will gather to pay their
homage to his memory.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

G. The winona Argus is informed that the
fact stated in THE TINES that in case Of the re-
moval of tho Capital, the building would revert
to the original owner of the lot, was not adduced
a. an argument against the removal-hence its
long drawn sweetness on this point, availeth it
nothing.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

Enapire City, M. T.,-Is situated twenty miles south
Of St. Paul the Dubuque korthhed,
non city, Rarrbsult Cannon Fails and Red Wng-at the
crossing above Hastings 1t ID surrounded by class
farming country. The town has been laid three
weeks and It now boasts Of two Public Houses, ZONE
sone one shops one SnoemakeF and Csrpen-
good FIGURING MILL 70 be in running order by the
next. There plenty Of building aud limestone Immediately
IN the vicinity OF the town. II has been
the present time. It 10 expected large
the Prairie Empire City In years,
river frvn three 70 ten years DID, settler have lot
tuild on at merely nominal price, LOTS price, range
from $50 116o each. further enquire "
Aessr. Hamilton Laird, 1mprs Oy, L. c. KINNEY, Ct.
Paul.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
SPECIAL NOTICES,
GERMAN PRISrIxa.

We call the attention Public facilities doing
German Job Work, such Cards, Posters Hills, Nor
chsEts Real Estate Dealers, would
circulate their business people, All
By mail otherwise promptly to and satisfaction
warranted. There s also published oee German
zsituns, good medium aiysuisns Send ye orders.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

GA writer in the New York Evening Mirror
states the difference betweep Upiversalists and
Unitarians thus :-"The former believe God too
good to damn them, and the latter believe them
selves too good to be damned"
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

ca The citizens Of Dakota County will vote
on Tuesday next for the location Of county
seat. Hastings, West ST. Paul, Empire City and
Mendoza are candidates for the honor. Let the
people look we'll to the ballet box, and sea that
there is no illegal voting.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

0Tllon. A. j. Donelson, who was candidate
for the Vice Presidency, was robbed on the 5th
inst, on the steamboat Daniel Boone. from Nash
vile, of a draft on New Orleans for four thous:
and dollars and gold watch.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

% A lot corner of Grand street and Broad
way, New York, 80xl00, recently sold for $780,
600. This is almost equal to Minnesota prices
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
Leek eu. for Fraud:

Tho Red River Land Company was organized
the lst Of December, 1856, composed Of d. s..
Johnston, j. w. Prentice, Geo. F. Brott, j..
G. Moulton and E. D. Mortimer. Any certificate
issued not signed BY Geo. F. Brott and E. D..
Mortimer, is counterfeit, for any tovn at the
Cheyenne City. E. ID. MORTIMER,
Treasurer of the Red River Land Co.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

O. The in-augur-ation of Buchanan is said
to have furnished Q fne and extensive aeld for
ssbores." But as the Cabinet is now announced,
many of the of6ce-hnnters wood be disappointed
and will have to wait till thaiz 'fturn" comes
,round. .-.-.1-
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
Rio, a, Chicago :-severaI Killed:

We learn from Mr.. Krahl, who is just through
from Chicago, and to whom We are indebted for
late papers, that when he left that city terrible
riot was in progress, growing out of the excite
ment Of the election, and that several persons
bad been killed. Much excitement prevailed. :
The Germans voted the Republican ticket-the
Irish opposed it. The Tribune says:
''Some two hundred and fifty Irish came up
about P. NJ, hooting and yelling like demons,
and armed with clubs and knives. These rufdans
Immediately set upon the Germans, who tore the
palings from fence and defended themselves. A
furious fight ensued, which lasted for some time.
Men were knocked down by dozens. After sc.
we're battle, the Germans completely whipped ont
the Irish and cleared the polls, and peace was re-
stored. Many Of the Germans had gone home,
when mob of four TO Eve hundred Irish came
to the assistance of their recently defeated coun-
trymen, armed this time with pistols and clubs.
The few Germans on the ground made no resist.
ance. The Irish fell upon them-a dozen or score
upon one-and beat quite number severely,
some almost to death.
Charles Walter, q peaceable German, while
walking away from the polls, was followed by .
dozen brutal Irishmen and beaten and shot. His
srm was broken, and his head cut most terribly.
He was q SO shot in the head, receiving a severe
desh wound.
Frank Sifert, another German, was set upon
and beaten with sticks and cut with knives, and
when down was jumped upon and badly injured
internally. 1t was thought late last night that
be would die. Several other Germans were very
badly injured. The police were wholly inefficient
and worthless.
A Mr.. George Armour was attacked BY Irish
men, dragged across the street by bis hair and
nearly killed. He escaped BY running across the
river on the ice. One of the Irishmen pursuing
him, broke through and was drowned" .-
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

a. The Owatonna Watchman and Register in.
forms us that Gen. Shields resides in Ries not
Farribault County. Perhaps the editors don't
like the ex.General ---r.~,-
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

O. We understand that the police officers
have secured the city thoroughly, to find the pri-
soners who escaped from our Jail, but that no
other efforts have been made for their recapture !!
Why is this?
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
We shouldn't wonder!

6T The boundaries of Minnesota, as prescri-
bed BY the Enabling Act, include some 10000
square miles, or about as much territory as the
State Of Missouri. 1t is bounded on the East by
the organised States, on the West by the Red
River Of the North to its source, then BY Big
Stone Lake to it, outlet, and thence by due
South line to the State Of Iowa, which will
strike that State little east Of the northwest
rorner ja s&ff
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

G. A movement is on foot for the srection
of mammoth suspension bridge from New York
to Brooklyn, to be 200 feet high in the centre,
so as to admit the passage Of the tallsst vessels
under it. The estimated cost is 81 ,OOO, 900.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

O~ The people of New England, We perceive
by the papers, are highly indignant on account Of
the course of their members in voting against the
Enabling Act admitting Minnesota into the Union.
Massachusetts, only cast three votes for the bill.
The excuse offered by these members for their
action, is, that they favored an East and West
line, in order that two Free States might be
sooner erected out of the Territory.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
TPrivate telesraphic wire. arc getting into

gTPrivate telesraphic wires are getting into
use in New York. Some of the large jobbing
houses have wires running to their Commercial
agencies" While a person is negotiating for
the p1rch ise of goods in one part of the store,
clerk is talking with the Commercial agency"
some blocks of, about his habits and pecuniary
resources,
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

o. The Broadway, IN. Y.,) Tabernacle has
been sold BY the congregation that has 90 long
worshipped in it. The price it brought vas
$4,000. Stores will soon. replace the famous
structura t-l --Ian-.ll -.T 100
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

DISEASES OF STocK.-Those who prefer heal
thy, vigorous animals, to weak, sickly ones, or to
ehides on the fence" should use Wells German
Condition Powder, advertised in our columns
This is the great German preventive and cure for
al diseases of animals. Get Wells Almanac
for 1857 of agents, free. is
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

e. We learn that the Common Council met
on Tuesday in the Court House to consider the
Third street grade, but owing to large and in
terssted ooncourse of citizens from that street
and vicinity, the Council adjourned, to meet at
the new City Hall next Wednesday at O'Clock
to decide upon the matter at issue.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

0~ We are indebted to the messenger Of Bur
banks Express for the latest Chicago papers.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

1sffals, Wright Co., NJ T.--Thh towa Is beautifully
oesd on buo Lake. In about the Of Wight County
the Territorial Road and NAH Route Minnexpoiis
Forest City, - mile. former place IS the
astsr sso, fru Lake Superior aud Monticello Fort Rgsiy
and the south Pass IMMIGRANT Route Oregon and California
also, from 81. Coud and the Upper Mississippi Anneaps
and from Ixscs and uxssan Forest City. Once
Tavern and store, and several stores about
erected gSvd sized hotel 10 built There
saw.mi under construction nler Of the Lake which
furnishes wsterpower, and large steam mill be built In
which two OF shnge, lathe and sash mSchne,
cs.r and vsrt 81 be placed The hsa
lily timbersd with Linn, Buttsrnut, Ash, Maple, Elm,
ntshins excellent material the
Of use which admits poiut becoming
Considerable Importance In manufactures, trade and
On the North within two miles dine prairie which extends
% the 4isssppi The soil this secisn richness
and teryfrom thirty inches six feet In depth. The
country well settled wi energetic Americans. The Lake
one Of the beautiful OF this slsnd thousand
abounds with nsh aud the woods With gse. The
the Lake Of white sand snd pebbles, aud the land
gradually from the waies edge the back part
and the Townse being covered with splendid forest
capable Of being made OF exceeding beauty Lots
given those who desire suitable buildings upon them
For further particulars address, apply, Aesss
Ackey ~ Oxlkns, Bufslo, Wright Co., NJ T., wm G.
Eonseca, No. Empire Block, st. Paul, Mt de30-ly
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
WThe St.. Anthony Express is .sright op Il

GWThe St. Anthony Express is fright on the
goose question" of making St. Paul an ex-Csp.
ital, and in its last issue remarks:
"The result has proved we think conclusively,
that our members who have voted for the remov-
al, have erred in judgment-we are willing to
believe that this is all. No such measure should
have been adopted, without the absolute certain.
~ of success-a failure is ruinous to those en-.
gagged in the enterprise
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
A Point Overlssked:

The most admirable feature in the Inaugural Of
President Buchanan,s is the peculiarly striking
tence, 10 which be avows bis determination not to
run for the presidency a second term. The judge.
ment exhibited in this particular, shows q mind
we'll drilled for coming events and statesman.
like position never assumed by any of his party.
predecessors. And when We consider that the ven.
srsble Executive squints, that he is somewhas
rheumatic. considerably wry-pecked, and lament.
ably weak in the spinal column-that be 10 con.
6rmcd old bachelor to boot, and will be at the
time Of his abdicatiou, with;s ssusn months ef
three score years and tss,' his conclusion not to
run second race, becomes beautifully sell. .sacri.
6cing and sublimsly heroic! The old gentleman
is as shrewd us tho young fox of Kindsrhook.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
PRlNG STOCK OFiDRY GOODS.

NUMBER II SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.,,
TAPORTRRS and wholess Deslenin STAPLE and PA NCy
j DIZZY GOODS, tosssner with HATS, BONEEI8 ssd NIL-
LtNxRI GOODS, have In me very extensive STOCK, soA
having smpe facilities prepsrd 10 ,er induceu Ss =
country fully rqu. 70 hoss kastsn srk.ts
(hica8o, He mhfa-4nfR
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

SOUTH WArER ST.. AND ONE OF ITS BUSINESS
IIousEs.--South Water street, lined with its ex-
tensive warehouses and commission establish.
ments, is not, as was once the fact, entirely mo-
nopolized by business houses Of that description.
lts eastern part is rapidly becoming Broadway
like, and here and there we find large wholesale
stores. sgQe a ~er rt-aoJ g 4t@g
Conspicuous among the Wholesale business
firms on the street Is that of Davis, Moody
Co., importers and Wholesale dealers in foreign
and domestic dry goods, who occupy the first,
second, third, fourth and 9th story rooms OF the
brick buildings, No. IL, each room being LAO feet
deep by 26 wide, and we'll filled with packages
and boxes of all kinds of goods, much OF which
they import direct in "original packages" from
Europe.-Chi. Journal.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

saes,araz .sxHxuk CazsaAss go T9s-f ooo.
1'xAhTJg li-cezs 4
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
KENDALL,a HTEAM RAKERY.

.. KENDALL'8 STEAM BAKERY, r.;
cor. DEARBORN WASHINGTON $ srs., caIC AGO, III.
MANUFACTURER OF ever variety Of superior CRACK.
Nl kRs and PI OF BREAD ny prices shah st I'll times
low ~ can possibly be Afforded orders respectfully
iicitrd and promptly nlled. u. KENDALL,
mhl2-fy 10 Corner washington 4 Desrborn-sts.
WHOLESALE BOOT AND sHoE STORE.
THE subscriber having removed his Of ,os and
Shoes 70 No. - LaEs street, RESPECTFULLY informs
trade and public generally that sddhon
he ID receiving large additions stock,
sstng Of variety Of SPRING 0OuDS which he will sell
low nsure and Cd terms any
Particular attention given y filling ord the country.
JAMES DUNLOP,
mhl2-3mw No. - Lake street, CHICAGO.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

\. -. c. A.-fhs Resdns Rson OF the Yssne Ws,,,
Christian Aectaon In Dsn nsArsss oncs uslsssps
Biins. 1hird street, open the pshe, ann thss
datss iron 70 to u A. T., on y H., and sss ex b
~ tAssvsans. 1AsissAns Nsgasinss ossar - -.
usus psessS viu always - - o.. F4rs-s
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

f,ff- Ii; - usI iig 3H 55s siss-iofa .31gOd 8 giNTfN
.ta,r 7sa,yf .sEOistToagddA G3ta3oOR9 .gGOoa e
4'Hb vgs .siosagHlM .uapSs4L
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
THERMOMETER RECORD.


NUN ETA0y QOVIAIlON0s
Corrected BY Bid,oelps Eschsags Dsak, 7hiy-se 81 Ped
9jic ls' a-a5 81. PAUL, March -, 1851.
The money market has continued very spcs oar last
report aud the demand nmodztons extremely active.
Ths relieved extent BY fresh I'm.
portaon Of Eastern Cspts but the the Bankt
generally, has been towards contraction March, havips
come In like Hon., OF course, "win 80 like lamb'
open river and tmes win be expected
soon. tft h-H fFlfii' istae -
Eastern Exchange has been very scarce though 10 now
abundant. The supply Of gd II sunclent tAs
Land warrants quick demand at advance
Of s or 8 cents per acre. But isw in market. -
friends discussng the Extensive swndns
VIM. Breck, Rochester Banker, who with
aid Of three accompcss, has succeeded In dong
Awauke, Chicago and Il Louis Bankers from $4,000 "a
500 00o with his worthless drafts tha O0rn Exchange
Bank, N. r. The guilty pArtie. have an zen arrested.
has rep thu Erie City would resume
I'd inst, and also, that the Of the dscreded
Illinois BAnks redeemed at their counters. They s
10 discount Chicago. Fourteen only the Indi
Free Banks, Prairie Cy, soushern, Crescent Cv
cens sgranse, Cambridge, Rockville, Ky. ock, Bank oi
Paoi, Park Co. Bloomington, Indiana Fsrmsfs Bxchsnge
Tppeeanoe Bank ganspor, have complied with Law
requiring deposit Of 10 cent. adona security before the
nt the balance viii doubsss into liquidation II
10 very probable that the BANKING laws lins viii
produce another batch failures in that ate. We
ruusrsd that the Hancock Bank, Me-, hasfslled. 2en
THE LATEST DAxx TAILu1Es. s,#,,
Valley Bank, Nd, Aug. !, ie6s.
state Bsnk sxskstts Hsrbvr, n. T., Sept 3 1859. Nov
rsisemed 1t psr By the Bank Comptroller. ESQ 1itf
ii Bank OF the Republic, =. l., Oct 37sh. o 41g81.g
Manufacturer 1 Mechanics' Sank Ca, Nsv.I. a.,
Canton Bank, China, Me-, Nov. l7tA.
Lancaster Bank, Pa, Nov. 18Th. io |i04 Ea4
ysnkof East Tsnnessse, Nov. 2AtA.
Erie City Bank, Pa, Dec. u.
ah3 i'".' DouSrruL DANxs: - t '4-e
Exchange Bank, Bangor, Me-; Bank Of Hallewel, Me-;
South Royaon Bank, VT; Exeter Bank N. Hi Provincial
Sank Canada Rhode Island Csutral Tveron Bank, B. II
Fsrmerp Bank Wexford, y. IL Warren CO., Pa Bank d
Newcastle, Pa Maryland Banks lsxcept BAlmsrs Geogs
Banks; NebsskA Banks; Tsnnessss Bsbks Wooster Bank
C; Indiana Free Banks; Commercial Bank, Perth Amboy
n j.. City Bank, Perth Amboy, N. J.; zimmerman Bank
Canada.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

ca The Charleston News says that James II.
Hammond will run for Congress in the District
recently represented by Preston S. Brooke
Hammond was formerly Governor of the State,
and has been in Congress once before. He is
impregnated with double distillation of Pal.
metto patriotism, more ultra than Brooks on
Slavery, and maliciously and vindictively bitter
against everything North-though he is the (un.
worthy son of Northern man. He is Brooks
superior in intellect but socially not 20 amiable,
nor half 40 much of gentleman.
The London Post has just made the impor-
tant discovery that Geo. Washington 'swas born
in Cookham, Berkshire County, nineteen miles
from Windsor" England! The paper further
says: 5G
'sThe house in which he was born does not ex-
ist any longer, but the natives are aware Of the
fact and assert that the books of the parish have
been destroyed by Americans. The case was
slightly mentioned at the time of the election of
Mr.. Washington to the Presidency, but the gen.
eral enthusiasm to the great man stopped the
rumor."
We shouldnst wondert
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
Dry Gseds IN Marble Halls.

- They who live in marble palaces are the favor.
ties Of fortune; for who but the prosperous and
the wealthy can afford such magni6cence d
-sa Arguing thus, the conclusion 10 natural that
our friends Cooley, Farwell 4 Co., the extensive
wholesale Dry Goods firm, (successors to Cooley,
Wadsworth q Co.,) are among the most prosper
Gus of Western Merchants. Their new building
on Wabash avenue, few steps south Of Lake-st'
into which they have just moved their large
stock Of goods, and which they will lhenceforth
occupy as thcir business house, 10 sssmarble pal.
aces that would DO honor to Fifth avenue ma
bob doing business in Roadway. 1t is mag
ni6cent building, and its interior is magnificent
ly arranged AMI magni6cently filed.
The basement and 6rst story rooms, each 90
and l20 feet in sise are equal to any Of the New
York Wholesale rooms and in addition to these
they occupy the fourth and fifth stories az ware
rooms. 81
The firm of Cooley, Wadsworth & Co. did a
business during the past Wear amounting TO
81, 100000 Having been established in the q.
~ for nine years, and proved itself worthy Of the
confidence and patronage Of retail merchants in
the West, the business Of this house has gradu-
ally increased from year to year, and it will not
be expecting too much to say that during the
present year their business will rrceed million
Of dollars. Chicago Euesing Journal.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
COLORED INKS
We have on hand large assortment Of
Is MeCrsaryss CelsPsd Inks,
which ws viii sell to Printen cheap sce cssA.

Read fhis:-A Hsllander's Tsstinsny.
RINSIEs. living In the Holland ssemsst Of sAsssygsn,
wscnsins ssys: Afer suasrns tine tAs nssy
attending IN ues prosstVn mind snd boy, hsvs besp
rsstsreds ~ using Dorhsvss Hsspd Btsrs 70 perfect
health" ne saet OF this remedy bsss sueh high rsputs
among the Heandes II Wisconsin, Michigan, New Ysss,
ssesa svsy Hsland settlement IN hs unsa ssatss
nseh n iss i.vor ny is-for Chronic 81 Eus pssity,
Or any Esrvous Rheumatic, o. Nsurslsie a6sesiea.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
CHEAP AND pulABIS rms Axp vArrr.ysooy
CONPOSITlOU lsOOFfNG.

TEE suhsrber 10 now prepared 70 Buildings v,tA ~
sbeve Roofs at short nosteo md rrasonsb1e
ng eeonpee than aAingies spd haM peu q m
. durable - either be hopss share o.
Aasess, With instrurttoos pattlk them on Viii ~ ~
lesisfs addred n him It .. Paul. win ceys 49,
ssa.:- (mhloend4wi.l JOHN G. DEyTsrrJxT
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

1reas1ens q uaeaasa;sIhs angels efths hesssheds'
are Just sshises shs sDissssss which aesb hsr
- - whs s1, a. tAsy require nueA more sssteus
ssafnsst Ay hsys = ssseA thsn tAss nseess
dssss are proatshs, and iAstr tender ssastutqqs s
pssof aesinst the rouA asasus es he Aahes and
ssnpssssus fsssosstvss. fhey ssuss nsien wkeb ssr
70 0sssss spt sssAsns sse, ys su ess-
tain end seve J sseh apsasees ehdren fspal ID
esiuPs osapemd 1rup sf Bier nse; speeac that q
pssi sssIs sr Ne strsnssss 81 SAehi
|supssase sssseyss 'f,p - sin4ts - stsnia nianssn
- sAMssg'o pHtsee4AesNa tssl sssy 81 Il
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

COOL EY. FARwELL I CO,

(SuccesscFs to COOLEY, WAUswoRTH q Co.,)
TxPORTRRS and Jobbers Of FANCY GOODS, and whole.
" saie Deslsrs in AM1RI0Ak COTTONS AMI WuOLHNs
Nos 49, - and 46 soash Avenue, Rvcks tsst Oh The
FREMONT House, Gu csgo, lllnos. mhi3 smw
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

G. An exchange says that COLIN. W. Irwin and
r. 4. Nelson, Esq, Of this Territory, we're ap.
pointed assistant Marshalls at the Inauguration
OF tia Hon. James Buchanan. sss3
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

10 CoNTRACT0RS-KASOTA FLOURlN0 MILL.
DR0POLALS for building Grist Mil with three run Of
stouc-hree ots smut mill, &C., Kssoa, LeSpup Co.,
T according to plans and dcatons be seen a hs
once of dwe, whitney o.. st. E,-wfil receive
until the 10Th Of April next, by the suchsr materials
by the LIST Of Hoyeher next. Ae proposals. doing the
eted Is above. ~ ~. r. WHITNEY, -.~.''
mh&-f&W6 o he pruprietors.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

70 Yeung MsI.-PLEAsAHr AND PROFITABLE Bn-
StoYiIxfYedns Men In svery nsghbothesd may obtain
hssAf plssssst and proAt.bls enpicmest bx sas.sns
~ thssss Of useful and popular Rts for
car valuable Jogah Ssr sr1s ssd particulars address,
psss-psid. s914-4
b fSowLBR awBtLs. Ne. - Drssaway, ,Msw Ysrt
p.s-An Asentswhe esesss vah = yin b ssesveI fysn
~ pssssH n ise vhi,s the prsss derived vu b yssy
hbsesl. N* $50 stssSe-t ~ ttsfs * :
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

EAIoI2THa oIHF6q0aQYH
.IsT .asr ,ssisssaxsE rsE s.tsya
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

4 Perfansd Breath-what lady or gentleman wsuld
remain under the curse Of dsaseabe when using
thsssDALM OF TaousAND PLowERs's dentrince
would notony render bus white
slshastsr' Many do not know that their breath
bad and the subject = delicate their friends will
msAtspt -Four ssTgis drop ssasns'on yourtoosh-
brush end vash the teeth asAt mornins. ay cent
bottlewil last year. = nod q f s.-
beautiful complexion saeiy bs acquired By usingthe
Balm Of Thosssud Flowers. II wll tan, pmpes
frsckes sin, leaving ~ Of soft and rosess
hus. Wet towel posr On two three drsps wash
the facenight and morning.
shaving Hsde Bay.-wet your shaving -brush in either
warm cold water three drops Of Bslm
sfhousaad owsss" rub the beard we'll andit viii make
beautiful much facilitating the operation Of shaw.
Ing. Price only afty cents. ". ?. PETRID6E 4 co.
= 81 '''' @+ prsnklin square, nex ycrt.
For sale b ]. y. Horp. CRY pvsf a,6is.s o.. Paul..
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
.tIRRT .. sTR0TnRR.

"A 9Eoar1 Axp counsBL1oR At Law, ana ~ =
a tsis 1eoesfs o&ee % fhird se0ss ever =. - J1io
e.sss, tvs dsUnsa HilasD1eees .. Pad. 49,
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

lssiss;iA sdi ssozos yi1,a aiassiaas ss lisilssi
1871 iq