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Hsfe a sos having roHtd The Conner Ilousf formerly
u In Williams, u Urlltt4 store,
2sstt' prepared To- oor Ia lhe hirnd and III" public
really handsome In The oi tnld aud silver
associated themselves together la tne
Ise carrying thus husnea ry are no" nltnhR frN
large nud assorted stock OF The bc quality 4" tuid mud
silver Ware consisting part Of Gold and silver Hunting
Nniehs made by the most reliable manufactures nl war
rted To ucrarm5 Inv. Mosaic Coral, Iunm"lel
Painting Forentnc Sets complete with every other de.
scptiun Jewoy wou at the pfrscnt day great variety
o., puun4 alle Sugar 1onRs, Butter take lie and Elsh
kng,, made of genuine Silver al price, To llensr WIN
above mentioned Articles made ol Al
iata and plated with genuine Silver Including general
srticut OF Plated Ten Sets Walters, tnatoi Communion
Services Shaving material o every description ana best
and Tooth brushes Chamber aud Hilor Ilated
Iiranc Caudcstcls good oltuen oi ltchst
and Fen knives Colts improved Pistols, with variety
pretty things 10 mention whiri Wo beg the
public and aH there viii be no 'attei"r showing
thrnt
Remember tho stand opposite lieo. NJ I.dekef ! Go
dee JItlIl Will \ ai7 "a Wv
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TER lis

tre VIRGlSIA& l. phshta aat NJ ~, and erkv
- ner aunuIn, advance NJ faIer Will O., ,afsH.
cent At the option OF the Pro- rers until All aetec, shall
ave been paid
pVEErISfNIsN are Inserted for Ocenfs per square
10 fnes or less r and i each
,,ancr ordered inner form wtky aud then
per square will be charged each Insertion Il the number
Insertions be marie on the Ms Will ht published til ur
d,red out and charged accordingly
TIL EARLY RATES ARE.
square ......-.Si1
or ..
For 10 semi weekly %
For
~ Advertisements Intended fai both papers subject to
contract.
~ Annual a1v verscrs VIII - limited 20 th"r immediate
business the adj ersemcn charged AZ transient rates
y- All advertiser cmcut> appear in the daily and tr.
" ely papers.
- Obituary notices which exceed eight lines are charged
teably flr the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-07

q a N1Hl I1N HV~ III I " y ukF1N Y = TT = :
mo uulrr.s ned b,,u lallf located tn the f"funt Un
lately occupied hy Mr. Jaa koRfv 7how prepared 10
supply firndl aud the public With lo like lieinfoe IN all
Tho tp,uus AtNle.ut the MT.
g. ,entsI Is yited ta Tho new sylc o photographs
on can, ASA roal.d which now IN rNltl"u and
executed nj hi, tRHY lhr t"Is' - a'nnVn,'h
am autv oi ihe4e paintings anl, hr nil4 aPt'fihttdN
eNamhtun FAITHFUL lite Portraits made ly this process
from dBguprrentY pea ui d,ooHsrd rtlH rs
cordial ,iiaan s,Ntoudel tthll I" viii hHGaN ana
OK amino specimens of Ambratspes pRtneunayrr, pam
an ,uluiod Photographs, &c, A.
Sutco4aor ta J. k,HFy.
II Instructions given the art ronaonale Terms.
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was dissolved lay limitation the 3ist December 1856
will ho nsed only In closing up tho
Those indebted to the are respectfully eqn'
ted settle their account important that the business
cnaed this occasion to return our sincere
thanks friends and the public for the very liberal pat
cxtoudcd and earnestly ask contn
uaton of tho same 10 the of Lee johnson Co
JOHN II. LEE,
l.
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WHALING. tANGs.-Ne doni unni &" h"ri
w nuy body nor any booty u hurt any body
..r but We la ~ an in, HalaR t1ag That "" would
r 10 acl ehnnp used fuf lawful pufrnseH Any hody
in need Of assistance VIII pnasr oaIl and ek 10 sup
Ply. . Sit IN nm :" ti'''t 80.
m advertised b. Us long since. have NOT H h'n sold
q1ur and uti,r5 would aif" Gus
-. ,n c,II .5tly lian as;s1 a g.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-07

EMO, IL SsE0RD, Grocer and Comm issio"
81 MERCHANT. MAIN SrufTt YNCHBt EG.-llaNtn+ 'u-t
returned from northern Cities have On haf and re
wing every the large It aud most desirable stock ' N"
.,rI. and Iiauors c bcfnIe Offered by my odd
ons and the bube l1ree My stock consists n every ar
ialiy kert Grocery line. feel 10 hasanou m
az - that will sell goods cheap If not cheafg. uan
o.rln IyucHme Warrant every article that sell 10 give
4r lti:fncon or no sale. buy nothing but f 1cry best
Nv motto quick and small profits in every instance
Al kinds country produce taken in exchange for goods cash
nrirts I''i il.lN
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MOTTO H-Tbr attention Of the b"rrha"f~
and business men Of Iv lbug is respectfully invited to
The following exract th regulations OF lyhehbnrg Col
ece .. .-.. ,#,,-u a.,
without the ,t5ssion of his rafen or guardian an amy I
s,p rrr,nr student without written ccriiheafe fn the
President OF the Faculty will do 50 at his own risk
''" " SAMUEL. X. cox,
President Of the Faculty.
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gssss sasE7. ~ IsSN@TFEsS,
nm IA : Il M VI

stssagu.S. psslU y 80, Smn"rsc, 81
FTruch. l.ngs and Gcru1n l'aHy Good and d' abs
in Gs.ul~ Bsgsios 8nul- Linen and Cotton i1feHi So"
lag h. and sn4Il war, generally u Murray sh1rt h""
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BALTIMORE.


lAU. Willis 'NEDssAi iOEisi, Los" IN,
co. s,sf Iafii4afe nenr The uhico1 iNStR
Ii or NJ fIl ~ 9tlhti.n Mills & an etl"t'nST, nog
fh,a,au the Aopothc srhpo may be oopath"hV coz
suited in nil ca.cs OF private nature OF disease .
practical experience OF 70 years onahloe 'r NJ to
"a"nu cure In the shortest possible time 10 'sS' '"''g
'"''''' This uma.mar,.
ia.srs Of secret pscascs established in this city asa
fat"'''" e"ssS,,,' ,,,s ~, !. Us.",n,,on
ofhIa stutan noud pn6lc uocc unnecessary
the many apple hero "r utsnenl wn" my"
nlchod their maltaa'd by the hmiaans WI"
nemsh largely the public prints and WIN whom "" ''y
Am,r,cd he a" ,o"' si""r..
You would avoid injury, leen,a> @ @ h ,s,n
I'd pr NJ makea no alurMg poioSaonS rrom~es no more
'"'" "' Sc. .o".'"s, ana chronic Cn-.s.
The usus symptoms are sofe Throat leeia,nn "' he
Erupons upon the skin, 40 tr"n the p"r'et oou',",ona
the oldest and most 'nNeefaiH OF such eaH' pr NJ Is
"''''' " The triumph q, Scic",c.
ar yn,ns the shattered eoatoou aud removns .roed
lily all debility OF injury ncnfed ttnu .''" se''' o' "o
unsurpassed 's 'GE G"...S,.a ,,nS. nnnnood
mss h"yo rraii,sl tho NV cc, nuiup he which from the
failure Of uaokeoa ,hcl, hilbert nuters scnrrh had bo
Ad,""'"sc- OF Treatment.
No poIonoos compounds Of Mercury or h"f' n"'
nhs practice - .,,
Long pnrienre in the treatment of fomhle a' Nef
vnua aoas5a \ qualities pr to R0"'d farg hftt aud
en,e ttt dncult oasoa Communication sacred
Pt"''' rn d.. .',:%%' .,i.' sass s...". r"."c".,e
This sovcelgn haag applicable !" ''h', s'A WI u' ~, a
"a "%s n irS,n', viii ~ So I"' Included i''''' :
n,4lnut rcfaons cured heno, by addressing pR } Il
MILLS. nAlnMoHl, dotors past p'd) Medicines "'n' In
nn} direction, hy mail or 'Xiross
,p,o ssusppEUs or TOWAsGo WEST
4 WA BALTIMORE Mp-Iho undotsigned Forward
NJ Merchants and Ag'n"t III, ,,%gi ,ah m In","
10 ALL roiNfs IL rllG Wfsr AND SOUTHWEST
nnd from then acquaintance with the trade haNmg O"cr -
the u large pant "l IN ~"
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I,,iNssNi sit.tEu. "" hey :" 'nii i''" ut
tuan o IInn4r4 ptr and ntl'rs la N1tfi ni silver
N4rc afPe attck ct - tHsrit aud 5h" spoons
rft aud orl4 taHtaf- tioha Mug tfenn l"t
SUGAR IIuW ls tr,am aud Snup ltdlzt &Rfhiu nf
salt Stands Mustard cups Ma#Iard sugar pnd adi Hpn"n
Butter Cake and tah kuiNtas Iko kniNes aud I"Fs
fa rtl. ,nIs,i fnup. Spoon cups, &c, Se. All .tyrr
uar NaTrRnt In be "l TIN bsi 9ad"g hH 1t
ia made cNressly lnf ut j WILLIAM sun
i'm lJt-
EnEs0I.slNe- IsK0ASnsE4.- He hn,c '"-
we'd something in the way at Htchh lm+ tor La
~ 20 constructed hc cunl 10 two iia lhtY may he
Inai.lel Painting aud thrn box
4nd 8 iuss vi miniature likeness nr hnir
Al ,r gnl ON former reference another
ro ui out trade say In tha eouncNon should lie
foasrd to show them friends whether They buy
81 nUi reaso drop In, you viii lasr nothing e4inE
SflSER1lIOH& A tL1f1,
roynli ia Formerly IL sIlserihutn
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a ani Northern Manufactured Furniture always ON had
- and >nnrk Mattresses fuckers Patent SIrnt itc'N ana
ii7I @ am am 80 . i.serrtion a. WINSTON.
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Su n, receiving at my Stltr cheap beyond aI que'
t Ist, rau,u, To ret new aud asionai'e goods every
~, , s,,'.W 'r,6fs JNO. }. PuRYiS, Agt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-07

~ IN livery body knows, ot con''c, tha 10 morrow i4
nf But a} du'h moi
nau that y ARse Just received and ol tned he lpfr uP
nj. Of y fio6us fofhs that has been ateied IN ii
this tact s not Ecu"lhl} known We
to the circumstance ihf"n tho HlHe
prints
spno4 10 variety ui Dos
Dining Forks, ct sarpHs prices aud "9HhlSi ais"
nraf INV and prcacr,r Spoons ot hcnuuf1I patterns, to-
seher l handsome stock oi oup lee tftan knives re
knives Ctumh SraprrH Butter kWNcs Soup l7H e. Nr an
which shal sell o" Ha they ctu 'o inlo bad ana war
taufHd to be II the best silver
shall be e1std to show them to any "i pur hrhd VINO
SSH Ito r the iaypf 10 cal and laok ai thoin ..,
l...l,s SlIYEETuOIE a CLIFF
EE.l.IIHN IN sgEIs.-shr g'"d''-, u, ""'-
m ~ our Siac can TIN finest stock ef leaf tauoi
4Hauiiuc Iaman Mosaic Nhp Hnd c"lofed LIMA '"d
#eue and Mourning Je",H ever "hrI'd IA is H""'| 't
#fIrs H,ruv other articles oi JcwcA entirely Nv -
,i#..Ia-- =. WILLIAMS n SON.
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NOTICE, On nud n.tcr the 25ih
SA.t.IlFk.inst Packets will leave buchanan as well
RssxszxkSssas Iynchburg At 81 \. M Monday, W Ncdncs
Iay Friday connecting with the Richmond Packets going
and returning. BOYD EDMoNl' = DANENfohi'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-07

~ I'D ouseyos 0grthcr under The slye and urn OF Doc
Iuhnaoh The purpose of conducting gene raj ro
and Forwarding business at the old stand "f
Lee johnson Main street where we Niu be glad to servo
bnf old the public with promise TO use every
effort promote their interest
JOHN u LEE,
I1IDS. l.. JOHNSON,
Iyurhbury Jan L. 1851 GEORGE w. ROCKE.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
lnunt,sT<Nu. a%n uoNOUauiE Eu

Ii.OA MINI FOR rtE NlNlIR.-petsanH IN town
r,pury ssargh tlulaN Of in'omo, et
II Till e lsnte h'u,s maN hear "t such by inssnk wo
sfamls go las postage, 20 Professor JAMES I HORNE
BeN NJ igsi orb Hust oA,t lh" ompoA uncut H III
ted tu either life nnatcIia II is nn article OF
daily hc manufactured tn
cling secured u, copyrtki sacs permanent rs hour
An agent is wanted III every Town In the tnen
d I'm
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xo NrEl-rl Y OR NAIfSFoIS DRUGS USED.
nU sHgrN%FDN.

Member the ey C.irge Of Surgeons ihloh
rom ono of he n Colleges OF the tinted STATES
mud thc greater pat ~hnsc lite has been Spe III the %
l. Philadelphia ana tst"htre mas
s,nl led s a IT. mos astonishing that were ever
knawn; ma y trout " W ~ ing in the mead anu 1afs "h
p.ieep ,,,, ne, t.ttg aalant 1t sudden Sounds
aud ha .tulucss ~.tia tr"puct hnsing 7'rn9 sometimes
i'll, ut n "a td rfral ilHuio'taie5
-,
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SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY Ci IL.
~, S.,.sa.pPra

The many thousands cured at tins lnSi'''lo i.
reformed hv Or Johnstou witnessed by the reporters "l tue
,> and many oher l,ei sons notices If when baNr appear
a ~ and asain before public. he7loS hS salals ~ 4
Of cter aud res possibility, is sufficient guar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-07

Store and mtcud 10 ks.p hnnd good Family Groee.
Flour Meal Sugars Gnhooe aud Teas Dried and
salt lccf and superior ams bnrkeos Yeast Powders new
superior nfielc. Mustard Pepper Salt Ginger, Spice,
Supp of variety at hrnuds thtee Chocolate sperm, Ada
uituo Cnudts Au beautiful lot of Ladies'
WORK un.kuts country friends Ia ua call
bring Butter ior which will pay the oash
} trade VALENTINE lENINb
= s. Always hand god assortment of staple Dry
Guola Ats
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EDAPVaST n WHITE.
Is Tobacco Cornnis~io" Merchants.

G nsrrIsf late Of Prtrgshng, Va. }
JSn. r. VHlrF, late of the firm Of Hes
ter { NuItc RchIo nd, Va
lIl
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hi ay copatneahip under the style nnl Hrn
icCorLo 60 at the old stand of McCorke Jones', for
he purpose of conducting general Grocery Commission and
arng lusnoas, ao for the Manufacture OF Chewing
smoking Tobacco, TO which iye the patronage Of
hionds I'd the public generally. - : -
SAMUEL MCCoRKLE
CHARLES }. JONES
lnnl Inn SAM Ell. NJ MCIORKIE.
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esEE&s.t" a WHITE, s'ro"'r- '""iu,'-~'"n
AND FoRW ABIDING MERCHANTS, - sh til''t
ll#tsrA,r,,- \, Iiaar dNcly
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s1.nE. LIRE a Mst:saH INsuHaHCE.-

e LgahhotR iIo2e Fir, hsaraaee to'Pd"y-Ihis Com
fy makes Insurance against loss damage by Fire
dwelling Houses Str.. Tubaerp and other build
e uruurt uud, and merchandise generally, in
town and uufry. On thu most favorable terms.
Alsomae the lyrs of all persons enjoying
ga eat sound constitution Tor the Whole duration Of
Iiie. a limited period
sa,c, cnrlagea in ordinary occupations viii beinsnred
reasonable
The Company i'll take marine rls fron and TO any of
The Northern oi Southern Ports. At ayourablc ratea
nIHICIoHs.
JoIIN ROBIN MEDIA MEL. PrssiaieHt.
JAMES n COBBS. I{ce Fr,yjjsat
SAMPSON DU'GI1b Ghat Epgaiea.
DIRECTORS.
IalnO Ta{lae Ssnl H. ", kinney,
Dexter Dtry, samuel 'lftthl,
James L. Payne JohH T. paN7.
Nun fl Strittnn Pheasant Preston.
JAS o WILLIAMS. I,eggurrr.
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'Se Il I,z NOR, ct t'osr Farm.rs Mountain y 49,,
- "a. ,I,zar taunila,> of SAM III Efriia a = ''
,n.t of " ool lalaes. Buck, Chainei9 '''' ''
~ rfar a o>e. sill On laud. .,.,,,, on ,t,Fp & &c,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-07

a>W we, pasaG NrbEIssGNEU, would (v1N
hsA ltosportnliY customers and HicndssNyS
qYH that we have ju. returned from Hsw YORK ExN0
va Stock ni Fall Goods
with great hoping ait the tastes OF our
uu,s will open inspection On Tuesday the 2Jd
at or one Stock consisting Of Bonnots Ribbons Flow
leadcHs, Dfesa tnps, Mohair Caps toefs,
Jet Noclare bracelets aud White WAX heads aud lelts
Ais lot Velvet Cloth and Mcrnu cloaks, with
rpiy goods excellent lot of furs of different
knd ut peos The above hrtlea prices an
10 suit all call aud feel assured
that Will bo allie youselycs both In price and quail
" Yours, NtlY itsi'' 'tu'y ,,>
i9nchhug Rep cory e. and Lexington Gazette A. and
ward account ltrp rs
AND w aHKNNss snnd w prrnnss! w
pns inR very highest cash prc. for LAND WAX
RANTS fntt,s them tor sale would do well to gvo
~ rnu lanr IL dtnsI PETERS, SPENCE & co
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-20

The TRoOps-SPRrr LAKE, &c.-We were
yesterday conversing with Mr.. BRAYroN, Of
Cleveland, Ohio, who had just arrived on the
Frank Steele in company with party of gen.
tlemen who had traversed the whole of the
country around Spirit Lake, and the tract be-
tween that and the Big Sioux. These gentle
men travelled the most of the way in their own
carriage, and had ample opportunities to see
the country and become acquainted with the
inhabitants.
They report that in regard to the Spirit
Lake massacre, the truth has not been exag-
gerated. There were Al persons killed 1--WE
believe that is the number] in that immediate
neighborhood. Cattle were killed by scores
The party passed the carcasses of hundreds
fostering in the sun. The only living thing
which they found at the desolate scene was
small dog, which they brought away with
them. and have yet "He's awfully savage
towards Indians" remarked one of the men.
In regard to the Indians of Ink-pa-du-tahs
band, which committed the massacre, Mr.. Bray
ton says it is the prevailing opinion IN tna'
country that they would soon all be taken ana
brought in. They were nearly surrounded by
the annuity Indians, who had gone IN search
cf them. II ,ras considered useless. he says.
to send an armed force Of soldiers or colun-
teers in pursuit of them, as it was certain SO
they were assured by friendly Indians, that
every one of the outlaws would soon be cap
tured. This is indeed gratifying news, and
places the action of the Secretary OF the lnte-
rior in removing the troops away from the
ccene. instead of towards it, in more favor
able light.
Three companies of these troops came down
from Fort Ridgley on board of the F. Steele,
and were dsembarked at Fort Smelling, prior
to being transferred to Kansas.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-20

a Riot On THE LEvEE.-Y esterday evening
about six clock. another riot took place on
the lower end of the Levee, in locality known
as Battle Row, composed of low boarding
houses for deck hands, and common char
acters. 1t originated in a drunken quarrel,
between four men. Most of the river police
had gone home, but officer Reuiger happened
to be on hand. and with the help Of a couple
of citizens whom he summoned, arrested two
of them, and conveyed them to the Watch
House. One of them was badly hurt, having
his skull split open with some weapon. The
others are we'll known, and will be arrested
The trial of the two rioters comes off this fore
noon. Officer Renger acted with much bra
very and irmness duriug the melee.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-20
THE FROG.

or all the things that live
In woodland, marsh, or bog,
That creap the ground, or fiy the air,
The funniest Is the frog.
The frog-the scientificest
OF Natures handiwork--
The frog, that neither walks nor runs,
But goes it with q jerk.
With pants and coat Of bottle green,
And yellow fancy vest,
He plunges into mud End mire-
All in his Sunday best;
When he sits down, he's standing up,
As Pat O'kann once said;
And for convenience sake, he wears
His eyes on top his head.
He keeps about his native pond,
And ne'er goes on spree,
Nor gets " How come you soy" for a
Cold water chap is he;
He has his trials by the lump,
Yet holds himself quite cool:
For when they come, he gives juup,
And browns 'em in pool.
There, see him sitting on a log,
Above the dirty deep,
You feel inclined to say, Z" old chap,
just look before You leap!"
You raise your cane to hit him, on
His ugly looking mug;
But, ere You get it halfway up,
Adown he goes, KER CHUG.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-20
ON

'"''"se' anu .iie seere' uisor- 'AVx>S 0GDS
ieis ah' hirmues Oh youth ard maturity, 1tsultps
'om excuses wnch destroy The physical and rrtai
overs; ooservatons on marriage its duties AID dis
Nuahucatois, &C., Illustrating the anatomy and physl
'oey' diseases OF the reproductive organs OF both
sNes, ther structures uses ana hlnctons popular
"a comprehensive eatse on the duties and casualties
single ana married e-tappy and fruitful alliances,
'ooe VI securing neutrality-suspicious. ana lnelte Ones
lef DEVIATION ana TemoVai-nlI ortart hints to those
n.ehpiathg matfmohy' mat VIII overcome objections
u none, however, should take tins important step
uncut hrst consulting ts pages; commentaries on the
senses ana meoieai treatment OF females IRON iriai g
Vase ETaPhicahy ny DtEltnpl
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-20

THE TIMEs.-We have hitherto neglected to
notice the fact that our contemporary, Mr.. 7. NJ.
Newson, senior editor of the St. Paul Daily
Times, is now in the East, where he designs
spending the summer. We congratulate our
fellow member of the Press" on his escape
from the Chair Editorial for season, and hope
he may enjoy his trip hugely. Meantime his
talented and spright!y Associate, W. A. Crof
fut, sustains the interest and character of the
naner unabated.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-20
HOTELS.
,,,, uyn,TSr, Cov, c.S,.x,.1,-,r,

ECLLEK HOUSE, COR. Of SkVEhTK
Il AND JACKSON SITS, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
The proprietor Of this extensive and magnificent esab-
Iishen the satisfaction of announcing to the citi-
of St. Paul, and the travelling community, that he
has opened 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 veg so literally bestowed upon him
while proprietor of the American House, promising that
his constant and best efforts shall be put or 10 render
every guest comfortable. f'''
In the furnishing of the House alone, expense of
forty thousand Dollars has been gone into, and in
the outlay of which, have secured every modern i'm
prOvement for convenience and comfort.
The rafiors furnished after the most approved
STYLE and so arranged that parties wishing to be by them
selves can be entirely privats p
The Bed Rooms are large and airy, and the bedding all
that the weary could wish for, the fastdous de
sire.
The Gentlemen's Saloon is fitted up in the most mod
sye and the Bar stocked with the choicest Liquors.
of CID and favore brands and attended to by expert
enced ana esuFteous gentlemen.
In the Culinary department ne Their pains nor expense
will be spared to render it the Lost effective well as
satisfying portion of the Hotewhe the arst 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 1t their pleasure
at all times to attend and minister the wants of the
guests while the Proprietor will be found at his post
striving to make every comfortable.
Attached to the HOTEL is large and magnificent Bill
lard Saloon, fitted up at heavy expense and all the
modern improvements Introduced. it
The HOTEL throughout, will be heated with stea which
cannot fail to make it the most comfortable Winter quar-
tiers in the whole of the North West '''
th-Rooms and every convenience necessary for the
comfort 81 guests have been fitted up in Short the Pro-
prietor has spared expense in any of the varied de-
partmens of his large establishment in order to render
the most desirable, pleasant and magnificent Hotel In
the country.
In retiring from the management of the American
House, would inform the public that have not dispos-
ed of my interest in it, but intend continuing under
the able superintendent Of Edgar Wetmore Esq., where
as formerly every attention will be paid to the comfort
of those who may favor the house with thei1 patronage.
oct 4=dawa STEPHEN LONG.