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Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

ca The convicts who were arrested as sTrait-
ors' in Kansas, and who escaped Jail, are all
yet at large, as the jailor refuses to re-arrest
them, becsuse the bogus Legislature appropria-
ted no FUNDS TO pay their board. They are not,
of course pardoned, and are liable to bs hanged
on the nearest tree, as soon as the Rufians get
strong enough to take them, Ha4esFaok
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

| GT The London Lancet says there are .
quarter million persons living in Great Britain
| constantly under ground in the darkness of
mines.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

GYy We are informed by the Chicago Tribune,
that j. c. Vaughn, Esq. has disposed of his ints-
rest in thas paper, and that his former partpers
have assumed the editorial control.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

aEvERoREENs.-Evegreens always succeed best,
If planted out from the 10th of April to the LIST
Of June, according as the season is early or late
Just when the bud of evergreen commences to
swell, is shs siwetQ tripsplaRt it. Take damp,
wet, or cloudy day, and do not expose the roots
to drying air, or clear sun; ono half hour of
clear sun and sharp Wind often destroy it's vital
itv tst .a- ~ = a3.sts' .sl7f
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

0TCol. "Jim" Lane, who caused such terror
to the Border Rufians, has been married again
his former wife, from whom he separated, becom-
| ing his bride. 4@o ~ .3s
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

james McFetridge, accused of robbing the
mails to the extent of $4,000, while clerk in
the Cincinnati post Office, was examined at Phil
adelphia on Wednesday week, and remanded to
Ohio for trial. 4s5 .sii "a :
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

G1-Jacob Beauprey has been arrested at St.
Peter on charge of stealing furs from the store
of N. Myriok & Go. in Traverse des Sioux. Vas
bound over for trial. d gHiyl
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

MAINS ALI RlcHr roo!-The municipal and
town elections in Maine continue to show Repub-
lican triumphs. s#a 4aA
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

now that is word which may often be Joined,
FOR that that may be doubled is clearto the mind,
ana uat Mat that is right, is as plain to the view,
As mat Mof h0t that we use,s as rightly used too,
ana mat mat that that that line has in It, is right,
10 accordance with grammar is plain to our sioht.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

G5- 5-James Q. Pratt has been lecturing at Hen.
derson. Subject ,-.',,, I
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

Two men were recently fined by the city au-
thoritics of Mobile for vending plaster images of
Powers Greek Slave. A case Of shocking mod
eetv
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

New York, March 26.
The Camphene works of Thomas Belts, at Will
liamsburg, were burned last evening, together
with a large quantity of rosin, :urpentine, etc.
Loss 100000.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

PERFORATED PosrsoE SFtxPs.-The printers of
the U. S. Postage Stamps, Tappau, Carpenter 4
Co. of Philadelphia, have imported machinery
for the purpose of perforating the sheets around
each postage stamp, so that they can be separat-
ed without cutting, and the rough edges will cause
them to adhere more closely to letters. This is
the plan now used in EpglaHd. The Post Ofice
Department have ordered 10000 for New York
and Philadelphia, and 10000 for New Orleans
and other cities. The number of stamps sold by
our Government last year amounted to Isl, 0,0OO,-
600.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
BosroN, March 25.

BOSTON, March %.
The steamship America sailed to-day for Liv-
erpoo with Is passengers, among them is Mr.. A.
P. Evans, bearer of the new Dallas Clarendon
treaty..
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

TEMPERATURES OF THE EARrH.--Scientifc in.
vestigations had been made concerning the tenn
perature of the interior of the earth. The exis-
tence of hot water springs, and the recurrence of
volcanic eruptions, have always pointed at a cer-
tain fact. Now it is well established that the ef-
feet of the SUMS rays does not penetrate more
than fifty feet. After that, the temperature which
at the rate of about one degree, Fstr for eyery
fifteen yards of descent. Then water must be
wholly converted into steam at depth of two
mics; lead must melt at a depth of six miles :
gold, at depth of twenty miles; cast iron at q
depth of about twenty five miles; and at depth
OF less than fifty miles, the very rocks must be- in
state Of fusion, OF flowing lava. The solid
crust of the earth BY tais calculation, is only one
one.hundred- and -sixtieth part Of its diameter :
and bears about the same relation thereto as the
shell of an egg bears to its bulk Life Muxtra-
tod -
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

ca The Harwich correspondent Of the Barn
stable (Mass.) Patriot furnishes the following:-
s'Married, Feb. 9, by Rev. DR.. Lotrop, Deacon
Gamaliel Chase, aged 63 years, to the widow
Phoebe Y. Chase, aged Rising %, after a long and
tedious courtship Of two nights.'' -
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

THE corn for the season has all been plant
Ell in Texas. There is yet hardly bare ground
here to plant ones foot.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

CY Senator Hale has returned to his home
in Dover, n. d.. very unwell, so much so as to
be unable to go out. atw
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
~Doubted !!

ca Gen. Packer, the Democratic candidate
for Governor of Pennsylvania, and Chief Justice
Lewis, who is nominated for reelection, began
active life as printers. Judge Strickland, who is
the candidate for Canal Commissioned, edited the
Westchester Republican for fifteen years. SEN
ators Bigler and Cameron are both printers, and
Forney, the rival candidate Of Cameron for the
Senatorship, is also one Of the craft. So Is the
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives Of the
State, and. ws.believe, the President Of the Sen.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

VINO Is rus PRErTIEsr WOMAN IN NEw YoRK
"A letter was advertised on the Sth inst. in the
New York Post Office list, addressed ssTo the
Pre,test Lady in New York; No less than se-
ven hundred and sixteen ladies are said to have
applied for the golden letter. But the clerks in
the Office not being able to decide, the matter is
to be brought before the Court of Come and please
for adjudication.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

vWm. J. Kerr has been arrested in Philadel-
phia for throwing cayenne pepper upon the soor
Of ballroom, and held in $1,000 for trial. q
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
MlNNEsOTA FRUIT AND ORNAMENrAL
TREss, sHRUBs, ROSES, DAHLIAs. PGNrAs, PHLOxrs

LskEn 20 0neen6onse Plants aod Seeao. 81F8HgE
WE have now on hand the largest bestsock Of Trees
ples Pears Pums Cherries, Grapes, Cmrsnfs Goosecr
IA pberries Strawbe rfes, Pie Fanis Asparsrus. 70
In the onamentai line Surnsh choce 1voruesne
Aspes Esnt Mountain Ash Poplxrs. Ab<ies, SncNbsis
scs, ~ wsfing syriness Hsnysuetes over 10
knes Of Rose 10 soed varieties Pox, knds noias,
Gadous, Lilies, and many other esbaceous plants.
Our new Greenhouae y ven supplied with yuooshy Ross
Geraniums verbeaas &c., Of yonng Vigorous growt
ekeu from co1a fnss ateT Otd buSned 10 DEE
last For blooming they are much better thsn Old piants
one 70 i've years that thHy really q
times - muen those lust imported besides only about
fourth OF tue Trees and Shrubs that 1t nochoer
and other places East, viii endure our climate.
Orders shrsrs. sy3ce. or ies A 40,
establishment Hafi on Lac Sxipt Anfhsnv
Rosd. All kinds Fruit Trees SHRUBS and IN Pcss ~
gether with Garden and Flower Seeds, will be kent A.
rteu;tursl and Seed Store OF j. B. Holmes, Isa.. on
who viii also receive orders TOR the Grovessd ss1sn snd
Nursery. lmh2L2mw) T.. N..FORD = 90.
ErMIsnBD Brass works. such as Globes, oasapd v.a.,
- Cocks, SeeeD Wn1s1os> Uss15ptt and enc t3ssS
"a ~sTs 1ESfSkN N0vxIfY WORKS.
DLAHs, specasstie and estiussss furnrssa -, .v
dsscrption Of Easinss snd Nashiney ,foE Nlnss, Ni
IL lss wss4zAx SoyHaI woRxss
e ss,ooe-AaKN1s wANr1D,
FIxugR Ls1e q es6uesB, b every ss~nssd euuniy n
tss gs,sss sT Ss:ss:s 8 e g g
- s,s''s.s' M l9i Yssh sa.s.Iss,:s Sc: 8.
nH1p-Dw eols -
5,s1kw rIs' s - s1saw ssdssssySoosas.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

q Mr.. Couch's sstets 10 q present yielding
An annaal inseue of e00,O00, and j. vssiouslS
sstinstsd in the -yisiaity Of 1000 0oo,-CRi.
az sa exssss . .dsi4
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

LlBERAL.-We learn that Me.srs. Marshall 4
Co. and W. II. Randall, ESQ.,, have each contrib.
uted $500 toward the Grand Railroad Celebra.
ton. No money is required until after the lst of
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

sCoD-FIsH ARIsTocRAcY."-This term origin.
ated with the eccentric Mike Walsh, who first
used itin the following sentence:
"The aristocracy of talent revere the aris.
tocracy of power, fairly won and honestly eyer,
cised, respect the aristesraW OF wealth can
tolerate but the low, dirty, Goldfish aristocracy
of Democracy, loathe and dstest:' 's'' i@
He has since become one of the "cod fish aris.
tocracy of Democracy he used to ssloathe," 80
that be may now be considered straight on all
kinds of aristocracy. ,s ersa4 r~of ra
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

SIHovLAR.-Ihe Mississippi river has been nav
igabIr, between thls city ud It's mouth, al winter,
except about month, While in Minnesota it Is
frozen aS sU!id as ever, and no prospects Of IA
thaw.-M. LOUIS Ledder.
Ia The Leader is astonished very easily. We
do not CONS der it very" 'gular," that the Fa-
ther of Waters should have u cold in his head, if
he insists on keeping his mouth open eleven
months In Il YEAR.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

WHA! WAS Cur Our.-The inaugural address
O rres,dent Buchanan was written o. : large
March Sd, but ON March 4th, after the frst inter
view OF the President elect with the reptiemen
he had selected for his cabinet adyisers. exhibit
Cd many signs Of seissors and the gum.pot, and
vss rssdi its patched condition. The erasures
we're at the begmning sndthe spd of the roll
The Alpha and Omega Of the addssss ssre sou.t-
sss sossre,gnty sad fiibmsering. Whist Uss cut
out--Enckmls.a crs = ss- ,,ssss q; > .-ss' !
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

gT E. N. Bull, the young man chsrged With
breaking into Reese 4 Somers' Jewelry Store,
last fall, has been committed for trial at our
next Court, in default Of 5000 bail. se
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

.sa---Hs vhossays IN his heart, 81 VIII b u.sfu
70 Dyraeesu6eht . begin by nassaine ~
tnswlsdgo of hfnsplf-Lite Muarsted.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

John Hames, . man l34 years old, is now liv.
ing in Murray county, Georgia. He migrated
to South Caroline, from his native home in Vir-
ginia over a hundred years ago. He was with
Gen. Gates At Camden, and with Morgan at the
Cowpens.
f<Ooubtedi
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
CHAIR AND BEDsTRAn MANUFAcroRY

snoacrbers would those that.e engaged in the
Trade, that they have ExteLsiye ANN
and turning 400 Redssads and some Soo
Ooas per week As we have Saw and one of the besI
lowers IN toe In having
We can sell work from 10 cent less than can
market, added Those Who
wdht snoaid send In immediately now send our
teams. from the Facsorv
Our caro- with list of prices be en- All
orders promptly hlled. Address, d. u. SEARS & CO.,
gszo-S Annetonka Mills, Hennepin o., n r.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

RELlcIoN.-That messenger of Heaven, dwells
not in cells or cloisters, but goes forth among
men, not to frown on their happiness but to do
them good. She is familiar and cheerful at the
table; ia and iresdss SID Of the happy; she u equal
row; she encourages the innocent smiles Of the
youth, and kindles glow OF sincerity on the ven
cradle front Of age, she is found too, at the bed
side OF the sick when the attendants have ceased
their labor, and the heart is almost still; she is
seen at the house Of mourning, pointing to the
sshouse not made with hands - she will not re.
tire so long there is evil that can be prevented:
Or kindness that can be given; and it is not until
the last duty is done that che hsssens away and
raises her altar in the wilderness, SO that she may
not be seen among men. er 81
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

Gy- A singular circumstance is said to have
occurred in the silk factory of M. Caribaldi, at
Cremona in Italy. 1t is positively stated that in
that factory quantity of silk worms, instead of
forming the cocoon, as usual. actually wove o
kind of silk ribbon of the width of an inch, and
the length Of upwards of twelve feet. In the
course of the inquiries made 4 this matter, it has
been elicited that similar phenomenon, only on
u much larger scale, took place at Allessandria.
inches broad and upwards of sixty feet in length,
part of which is now preserved in the Museum of
Natural History at Turin.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

"Iners has been quite an excitement in AL.
bany. arising from the fact of the propriesors of
one q the -slaughteE.hoases in that city having
cut up, salted and packed down the carcasses of
the cattle drowned in the late food. The Board
OF Health Of Albany visited the slaughter house in
question, and describe the scene they there wit
messed as disgusting in the extrems.u The Board
OF Health aftervards held a meeting, declared the
meat nuisance, and dangerous to the public
health, and ordered that the police should de-.
stroy it forthwith.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

. q VMessrs. Pollock & Co., have purchased a
lot of Truman N. Smith on Sibley street, where
they have crested new shop, and are now pre-.
pared to carry on the Copper and Sheet iron bus.
iness in all its departments. Give ,am a call
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
ANOKA LAND AGENCY.

promptly attend all business with bnv,ns
ana selling OF Land, locating Land Warrants, 1c ?
Timber Lands for wcs pspese the services of thorouss
sns of timber has been secured. some shoicS
descriptions now hand.
REyEss To-Woodbary Larned, Anoka, Minnesota L,
ny, An., r. p, Rusaell, Receiver Land once Mime
xin,; Aarsaa Co., Bankers, St. Paul; y. r. woOdsusy,
Prof. 4. beach, Iowa City. l.fs -, "N' - -
af ACCOMMODATIONS should be directedto
- GEO. SAILEY, Anoka Minnesota.
AnoNe AprII iOths iooo.. a. stt..~I Z. apl6-d&vH
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

sleep enough, and give all in your care sleep
enough, by requiring them to 60 to bed at some
regular hour, and to get up at the moment of
spontaneous waking in the morning. Never wake
up any one, especially children, from sound
sleep, unless there is urgent necessity it is cruel
to do SOTO prove this. We have only to show
how fretful and unhappy child is, when walked
up before the nap is out. If the brain is uour-
ished during sleep, it must have most yigor n the
morning; then the morning is the best time for
activity, and must work more clearly. Ills the
s.midnight lamp" which floods the world with
sickly sentimentalties, With false morals, with
rickety theology, and with all those harum sea-
rum dreams of human elevation which abnegate
bible teachings 9sa W3f /
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
Dlss0LUrIoN or Co-PARTNERssIe.


Isnn Oo-rsrsnership heretosvre existing between M =
lesss enu pssia Dudley, under the md ssvs ~
puoey Aosse,t BY 80
ssd psdsy has s.sisn~d and u. i'd nt.,ss, -
me 10 said Morse, and Also n,
ese 70 ees Partner hip, snd ell inu, be- psi
1s,ss @ .ao asne auhorissd TO them Tbe buss
VII oe conunued stthe old stand, BY n. r. -
~, AGen le.lee7. mhin-dkw H.iR. nORss
tssos end Iron Pps and HitsnSy. 9n21s In,
- - 1e. smohe.pipe, &C., fusnished g
~.s~-x = -....Aa.s Japesville, VIA.
NS4sYt 70 LIQUOR OEALERS = ME RCHANxD.
O0.fLk!n ausment of the oIissecess..-, for making
eyey yariefy 81 nquor, and directions for
!. 49, e .,as a.a ssa wiess CAsnpasne, &e snd
ksSH3se o. the articles. used for giving ARTI1IcIAE
~ g heuers couvsns7 ~ gallons q Whisky -
~ Se.oee2 ara every neeeasay LI6Uo8
w5n bs sfunshed tor 936. Also, al the nformsoo
2 eenenee such - etsblbhneDs, thus snsblne
oesmner e suecessfuk copste viii the oldest ansr
al !. us1cn.sr~s;ss =. 4Aqo1ns Asy Qs&EsS
yM0Uoass y uAG1y1AW
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
ORIENTAL HIFALurIN.- treaty ratified
with Persia commences as follows: ti7a aai'*
"In the name Of GOD, the clamsnt and the mer-

The President of the United States of North
America, and his Majesty as exalted as the plan.
ct Saturn the sovereign to whom the sun serves
as standard, whose splendor and magnifcence
are equal to that of the skies, the sublime SOW
ereign, the monarch whose armies are as Dumer.
ons as the stars, whose greatness calls to mind
that Of Jemshid, whose nagni6oenoe equals that
of Darius, the heir of the crown and the throne
of the Kayenians, the sublime emperor of all
Persia, being both equally and sincerely desiroas
of establishing relations Of friendship between the
two governments, &C., 60. - Saas ''
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

"a We hsys seen it suggested that woman,
and not hsr wrongs, ought 70 be re-drsssed for
that beauty, Ike real estate, is tobs valued only
BY the quantity Of square feet enclosed, sssns I
now recognized principle Of feminine faith.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

@ A new addition has recently been laid out,
to the dourshing town of Superior, by Peter Dean,
Esq 1t is said to be very eligiply located. J.
W. McCiung, Esq, is the agent for the sale Of
lots in this city.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
MANkATO CITY.

HE undersigned procure warantee Deo,. 20, ,,.,.
property IN the above city for those sc entitled 70
15s1 sGEORGE W. CUAMINGS, General Land Teenfi
IeI4-Smd&w Mankaso, Rlue Earth Co.. Nnneeof..
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

- A despatch from Washington says that
the Land Department will shortly issue a circu-
lar of instruction to locate the Sioux half breed
land scrip under act of Congress, 1851. 1t will
be applicable to lands in reservation in Minnesota,
and other public lands on which these Indians
have made Improvements.
EYThe Henderson Democrat says that the
prospects of Minnesota never were more Aattering
than at the present moment. We are authorized
to apply for admission as State-we hav Q OBJ
tanned munifcent grant of public lands for rail-
road purposes-we have had the limits of the
proposed new State erected into surveying dis
trict and the Surveyor Generals Office located
in our midst-we have had our court system re-
stored-we have had large appropriations from
Congress to build roads and bridges and another
Fort in our Territory-we we have had two new
Land Offices established-aDd, lastly, we have q
decent man appointed Governor! For these and
all others blessings, let US return thanks.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

UThe yslue of crop depends much apon
its being soWn o. plsstsd early fsw days'. dalay
will often reduce the yield oae-half, and occssion
. vast anoans OF unnecessary srnmblisg about
80 westhe. ecsN sa9g .6ykxossx xlsfIrS
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
easr T. 3. wIGFALL,
REAL ESTATE BROKER :

Ige9Iaf eatHs FSuIs mlnnesota TeFFitoPy. d
IAPROvED AND WILD AGRICULTURAL LANDS: 60
tnrougnout the Territory, and Pine other Mmbsfed
LANDS 10 for saie Desirable Property n his Cy,
ana ~ the in the Territory sa ON favor.
aple terms lnvestments made h Rss
w realise % 70 100 cont. per Money
loaned fes IS cent. fthere are
no usury aws with nrst class Real Hstate
payabe ID Eastern Cities and Land Wa rants bought
sold ann located on time, joint acco0nt ssop
Parties having city property, Improved Wild land, IN
Territory they sold,
and price, may have It advertised gratis
are disrsbuted in the Dsstsn Cities snd Sats
- RErERENcES,-(By permission.) ,tee.,F s.s.s
AseNs Van Week, Read Drexei, Bankers, New York.
90 Davs Co.. Importers, New York and Ph,ls-
90 6urnett Linville, do
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
ST. PAUL HORSE BAZAAR.

-, Aoyse: Sold az Ascfios sn4 al Pstvsss Sole.
DECISIONS leaving horses With the undersi0ned, VIII be
charged % week stabiing hay ana srsin or "a
per Xees tar hay and stabling. a1I lF. .. COLLINS
at4nle on Third-st back Of the New Rnglsnd uorse.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
NEW wHoLksALx DRUe wAREIOU.

=. aasses BAOwEA = VAN DUZER. - -,
Prairie du Chlen, Wiscsnsin. Near the Ms,~..r..
an9 Mssssssipss q. Re Depst,
y Drsgs hessesnss, Astnss. O5i, Tp5sd> Oisv
rHs <1rnr nkD!oinns: 4, At fsicrs,
sne above article IN the vest st lew pr,cer
40 contemplate olng further south or Rssa .i
% e give aSsn ss before pssshasins sIsewhse.
-.ss. .ss., se--s. mhz6.lHu.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
FOR SALE.

FAhA situated - miles from 81. Pau and
so' VIII ss solo At good bsrsan,en time. Apply soon
,.,,,.. e .34 BELL. 4 Co.
IeDZS-u6W an Mgnna. ,oIIe
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

Josiah Oskes, Esq, 246 Pearl street, do
Sylvester Lay, Esq, Is WalI street, do -
Aessrs. Withsrs Peterson, Bank srs, rhiladelphia
do Drexel Co., q lido - do
do Slaymaker & Patterson, do
do Smith, Murphy Co., Importers. d,
do Shuf 8 wernwag, do DO
do Doan RslreI, e...s do ssi do : ~ seft
do Bremen, Reiehart 4 Co.,, do
I do r. q. nenryA = Co., .tf..t do s9. N u
do J. II. J. Price, %
4 do TAnsuy 4 Qrfels ~ d. ~
do HoIlngaworth Hpss, dn 81.
90 ponap e Ta5t,
DO, Chas. r. Wilson + Co.. vss q.
do Thos. 8. wayne = Sons. Savannah, Gsk
John 8. 4ontUlollin, Eeqs,s do 'afeH
President Of Nechanics' BANK, Dc
s4essFs. VIM. Blair 4 Oo.. Chieago. III. tf at
do OBsnnon + Monroe, do =
do CIaggett & Anderson, do
Do 0reens Thomas = Oos, Bankers Buri,noto.n 49,
do Orrfn Sulth 4 Soma, BAnker. Winon. n -
d %. Paul. March t1sh, ,as7.-wn ge
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

.a,z y. VI. GOULD, snsss aF-l
SURGEON AND RESIDENT DENTIST.
Entrance to Rooms under the Golden Tooth, Knk ,ocn
AAin-et., St. Anthony, Mipnesofa. s.ia ~
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

ATTORNEY AND COUNCILLOR Ar LAw.
ST. ANTHONY, Minnesota.
omseon Maine street, over Upton's Store. 20
REFERENcEs: ~
Chief Justice Shaw, Boston, Mass,
stephen Brown Z Sens, dS
frof' feira0pa Law School, Cambridge. Mpa
Eop, Y. q. Washburne, Mineral Point. Wis.
x. B. washburne, Gslsna, Ill. 1f-Iss ~
u. Hamlin, Hampden, Ne.
T.y. ID. Fnller, Calais, do. 2n2 tsF 1&11
J. A. Packard & Co., Gaena, III
lion Aiex: Ramsey, st. Paul, MIN. Ter.
Marshall b Co., -, +. do do ~ ss sssa & III
p. ". p. Upton, St, Anthony do ros.,
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
o. #. 4 C. C. PERKINS
TTORNEYS& co UNSELL ORAA ATLIW
gH1 - Farribauls, Rice Co.. M. 4. sga tv7d&vtf
W. .rs1 ss EDWARD p. SHAW lsd xsIsss
DEALER IN DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES
CROCkERY, :
Q1 Groceries and Provisions.
ID q g "A NJ n MraDirsrrN

=. .L---...-au . AEOkA, gAinnesote, sf5- Il sidr :
u QESlDENTS OF THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI, CROW
~ AND RUN Rivera. can hers be supplied with WHAT
they require in his line, cheap as at ST. Paxl COS, a;
transportation sded. He nstters himself that hid
as wants OF this part Of the country sQusi to ae moi
superior any one IN the same business ha wing Opened hs
nrst store in Anoks, in the yesrd6S4. az q sSis0tS
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS. 5rr
OJvERS & DODGE, Wholesale and Retail Deaiers in my
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