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Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

WHEN SHALL THE CELEBRATIoN TAxE PLAcR.--
On the 18th of June The 18th Of May is too
soon. 1t will occur right in the midst Of an ex-
cited session Of the Legislature. The invited
guests cannot be expected to be present as 90
early date. The season is unreliable and unat-
traetive. The preparations cannot be completed
in that time. Postponemsnt to the 18th of June
would obviate all these objections - also all sus-
picion of political intention. Besides all this,
on that day it is predicted that comet viii
strike the earth, and We can therefore have Q py.
rosechnic exhibition ready to hand-and cheap
~ dirt-Finapci0l AdpstiesT.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

d a. A grand parade of military companies is
to be had in New York on the Goth of this month.
II is to be in some sort a commemoration of the
battle of Lexington. Some $4,000 men will be
under arms.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

w In point of comparison between the roem
enjoyed by the members of the U. s. House of
Representatives and the members Of the House
of Commons in England, the former have from
two to four times more than the latter.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

HUNTINGTON THE FoRcER. Huntington the for.
ger, has been advanced in the State Prison. He
does not do any more manual labor. Mailing up
bedsteads, which he has been engaged at, has
given way to literary business. He is now about
preparing himself to keep the books in the Office
Of Mr.. Woodruff, the contractor. Mr.. Hunting
ton has earned for himself the respect of the
Prison by obeyng to the very letter. every rule Of
the institution, and performing all the Prison du-
ties regularly and with alacrity. Genius will
maintain its character wherever it may be. The
gentleman was an A No. maker of paper when
in Wall street, and he still holds to the rule that
what is worth doing is worth doing well.-M. Y.
Tribune.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

GT The New Bedford Standard says that
Hon. Mark Trafton, NJ. C. from the Springfield
District, is to return to the pulpit, and will be-
come pastor of the PyHehen street Methodist
Church of Springfield over which he was stationed
some wears ago.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

The IssuEs.-The New York Evening Post says
the following are the issues presented by the rul
ing party through the Presidents inaugural and
the late Supreme Court Decision. They will
be pronounced upon by che people, partly through
their Legislatures and State Elections, and final
ly disposed Of, one way or the other, by the
Presidential Election in 1860.
Shall Slavery or Freedom be the future nation
al policy of the country? s...s..
Has q negro a soul to be saved and rights to
be protected, or is he beast of burden?
Has or has not an independent State of this
Confederacy a right to say that there shall be no
slaves brought within its borders?
Has or has not the general government the
power to prohibit the extension of the present
unjust and unequitable system of slave represen-
tation in Congress? ~ .....-s $50
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18
WESTERN NOVELTY woRKs,
WIZARD AND COOK. PRorsIrrors.

! "a, WARD AND COOK, PRoPaIRroRs.
JANESvILLE, WISCONSIN.
MANUFACTURERS Portable, Stationary, snd Marine
4 tTEAM ENG1NE1,
es1n BOrtKBs, MILL oHARINo, oaI
IrOn and Brass Castinxy. eat-
HEAVY YoReINGs,e
noN T1xfSHENG And REPAIRIvo. Sft
Gang, Cats, Huisy, ana kota ~ Of CfcuiAr
1925 SAWMILLS, ea aAae"
WITH every variety Of earfng forztssn n WAfSyg
John hoyes Portable Grst RouS Nils; sGents for
ne ssls % 1alssn PsskA rStSsj Rssiry Ssw.
patent sdIDs Hi Il 4. BsiIsys SSissis cssss t.sSns
ena fpsh r. % skorS,
sotics g Iron and Cos Copper and ron fps Bolss
flnes, Leather snd Bubbss Batting, OIL and ksts ~
NIL owners snd engineers at very small eemnsson ana
Dvfatss. ORDERS Of com ~ nan q q ovs
O0ununS Aoe@ wili reeevs pronpt asr sFrs
HoAAAH wiAnD. ALAx ~. ooos.
99s PLEASE TO nEYEn zgk4 -
q. y. Brewster, Esq., JancsyiiIe.
THOMAS Wiard, Louisville, Ky. ~ .tes-s aHs
- ssrnum, Nesh Co.,, Hsstnss,M MT. Ia9ias, e1
Hnsos:, ,Reses %. washinstss, Isws sd3 s'srA1
u. g. ". Beldsns NJ. yernon, do
evestss epFaGes Hsstdn, DuasIo, MY. asI
s.ss, sssi ~. s se'sf'' 0hssss' ln'as.. $3.50
sNHse = Ga1IaehH, MI Do - e.6 sssf feI
s:1:ss ~i.ssy e.: f.. A,.s,s... osas so,
49, - !xeors, =. rsuls y. f.ae -. @ 4, s-ffI
y. q. PhsIps, Berlin, Wis. M usvS-lydsv y,
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18
TO STOCK fOWNERe.

v0 prevent "Hides on the Fence, buy and use WILLS
n GB1nAM CONDITION P0WDBR, which - pssem,nt
universally known - the great German Remedy prevent
ana cure al diseases Of HoFses, Cattle Mules and Sheep
the Recipe vas procured from German Veterinary Surgeon.
rms was used IN private 90 yeafB The
pQrest vbeS made actiye byits n.s
PRICE - cents, 80 cents, and q.
5U5Gr95fc1A WELLS, No. - Dearborn t. Chtcseo.
Proprietor of the above, and also Of
WELLS Pectorsi Syrup for Coughs, Colds and Consumption;
WELLS German Linment; WELLS, Great Western pflIs;
and general dealer ip PAf1NT MEDICINAL PERYUME1Y,
etc. The above medicines sold al Cities Towns in
the West. Address orders dealers in ST. ous
Chicago, or other cities. Get weS for 1857 Sold
I'M his etty By Wn. n. Wvn, and ,. W. Bond. nhl17mV
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

NEW WHOLEsALE DUG wA8BHOUsB.
ss1is, BROWER = VAN DUZER, f,e..
Prairie dr Cssssi W:ss.s,s, Nser q: Miwa.his
Deqs n Dta1s, Afedtesxes, Pststs OIL Wyndcv Ciss
YsfNSsheA Ieeacee. Ggsss. Wansss LSsess, te., q
PATENT MEDICINES, AT MANUFACTu aERN I1ICEs,
0fFER 70 the trade the largest and bss stock Of
the above article 10 the West, 1t low prces Nsrehsns
and others Who contsnpae South or East 6sd
Dwell 10 sivsthsm caD bafors purch asng ssswhas.
March 26th, 1857. os4 .efs- = y4T.,1 s nhsS-Jyw
1ld0 tns LsnxnEgGER q co., ae .b6dHGi
vX7M0LISALB SD Rsails 0rcsriss ana Provs.
sen St. uis Store, Third stres, - door from inps-
spcs ssssst, st. past. u. - ~'spN ont06-lyw
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

-gN9 H. w. GOULD,
SURGEON AND s RESIDENT DENTIST,
nsin-st.. ST. Anthony, Minnesota. aelG spis-lyws
GEORGE A. NOURsE, uF1a.
r ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law,
y sls ST. ANTHONY, Minnesota.
on'ee on Maine street, over Upton's Store. beo
Chief Justice Shaw, Boston, Mass.
stephen i ~ s Brown sss Sons, DO DO t@ - 5aa 9ai
Prof rrof. = PecrsSn. r % J. Law School. Cambridge: s.
f. B. washburns, Galena, III. 5fe3.,.4.t "A
H. Han,lin, Hampden, Ne.
-" TT: D. Fuller, Oalsis, do. 'o5
IA. Packard r Co., Gslens, III. 7c sh ~ Eas
asa.s.ii Nan Als1; e.n''y, es St. PAUL Ei. Ter
s.P. .SH. ?. Upton, St, "a Anthony DO DO .os.,,
VIM. BELL CARTER,
SURVEYOR AND b9a+ ~ aef
LEA ~, hEk. 4 N" EAL = TATE, 2.
sTdLswArsR' aassaas!n;' p,. = - MINNESOTA. -
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS. ~ =
so 5oDaE Wsos;; sad Ees9 Dsar. in Da
LeSueur, Minnesota. nov d&w
o. +. C. G. PERKINS
ATTORNEYS& co UNSELL ORS ATLdW
Farribault, Rice Co. M. +. jy7-d&wu
- DIR. e. SMELL, -
HYDE OPATHIC PHYSICIAN
my24-Mdaw n ''''S Excelsier. Mia Ter.
4 4 FARM TOOLS AND FURNITURE.
cStivssos Corn shelters, Hay and Corn
Carts Bedseads Tables, Stands, Bureaus and
csn S the os q cheap
sesered required 70 liberal made to the
trade s.x. ,,,. P. M. CRAIG.
EDWARD p. SHAW. -,
DEALER IN DRY GOODS sC GLoTHIEa BOOTS AND SHOES,
Groceries and Provisions. -
D R q G 8 AND M.E-DICIlN NES,
% Bs1DRNrs OF TRK 1rr2R eRssIi afssrss1pr, GROW
n AND Rum RIvERs,, can here be supplied with Vhst
s ssssR g.
OF the wants 9f this part Of the country equal moi
AnOka, thsyssr isss wig 'peuss ss =
FOR SALE.
FARM Of 24oacres situated miles from St. Paul and
from Aendotapart wood and part prairie, excell-
soi Will be sold st good sargan,on good ime Apply
feozs-daw Am Mime apolis, N. T.
CHAIR AND BEDsrEAD MANUFACTORY,
subscribers would those thaare engaged in tn.
operation, and turning 800 and oOo
vnsirs Per week we have Saw MN and best
from 10 to 20 per cent less than ca. BE-
send in as we can now
teams. dscontmade from the Factory
orders promptly nlled: ADDRESS, D: B. sEARs Co.,
yazo-ly Mlnnetonka Mills, Hennepin Co., N. T.
ANOKA LAND AGENCY.
GEORGE SMILEY promptly attend to all business con-
nected with buying and selling of Land, locating Land
Particular attention will given to the selection Of Pine
and competent has been secured some chocs
REFERS Tolwoodbury & Larned, Anoka, Mnpesot.: +.
WS ST. AnthoRs, MIN; 2 Nssh ST. Amino
s'Ps Pau oss
eas nicnissni Prof. j.. Aapes, Nevark N.
3 -Allcommunicatisns should be directedto ,l /.
H. GEO. SMILEY, Anoka Minnesota.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18
SPRING STOCK OF DRY GOODS.

NUMBER n SOUTH wATxR sTREET, CHICAGO. ILL.,,
I4POHTERS and Wholesale Dealers IN STAPLE ard 1ANCY
y Dkr GOODS, togethsr with HATS, BONNRTS and Nil
GOODS have IN store extensive steek, ana
having ample fsctess prepared
country fully equal to those Of Eastern Markets.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

4kA1ocDOtD =
TAPROvED AND WILD AGRICULTURAL. LANDS
throughout the Territory, and Pine other tUered
lands wisconsin, for SALE Desirable Properly City,
able terms Investments IN Hssi Es-
ate that will realize 80 to 100 per MONEY
loaned for Capitalists, at rs cent per annu
usury aws, with nrst securyntesst
payable In kxsern Cities. Land and Land sought,
sold And located on time, joint comission.
Parties having city property, improved Wild land,
any tho Iertory they ssndins dscrpsn
and price may have Advertised Gratis caalogues
culsSWhich distributed IN the Es Cities and
Mcssrs. van Week, Read 4 Drexe Bankers, New Yort
do NJ Davis Co., Importers, New York and Phiis.
do Burnett L.nville, do
do Butler b wintq, Is 81 - lfa8sJ do ffst i
Josiah Oakes, ESQ, 246 Pearl street, do
Sylvester Lay, ESQ.,, IL Wall street, Ht Do Is 9 55
Aess5' e. w'sas1, TrsaI Petersen, Bankers rAlaaspb'
90 Smith, Murphy Co., Importers, do ~
do Doan T. Farrell, do do
do BreEnef, Rslehart 4 Co., do. 2 .lii4ii t3i
do, +. @. Henry 4 Co., do .f,,.. .f
do J. n. & J. Price, do i-i'' ''5'S
do Tanguy 4 Grisl, i,H - & do, ffsfToHf Ia,
do Hollingsworth Piper, DO
do Donan 4 Tait, ~ d.
do Thss. s. wayne Sons, Savannah. Gs- -
john 3. hontmoln, ESQ.,, s3oo do ntfi suCr' '!
Aessrss VIM Blair 4 Co, Chicago. III. 1.e5 pa i9
do OBannon Monroe, do
do Claggett 3 AndeYon, do 2ii rs
do Green, Thomas b Co.. Bankers, Durffngtou, lows.
90 0rrih Smith Sons. Bsnkssy, wfnpns, MT.
St. Paul, March l7th, ts67.-wN r1.. t...-,,5 81, ~
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18
DEALER m REAL ESTATE,
LAND WARRANTS. STOCKS, GOLD ANE
2 s XNHAEC n 80. .a..,.f

q EG g rs ~ AEHsd NC 4, - esis na.sCI
z -oss AND GkAEBAL AGENT, D 9 cage,
s:s: q ;s Esss s.s e fssss .ss go
y 1hs s!asaouMepWj callfeftags $cs q 4isssI-s
DpIssts Falls Of - Anthsny, D. q Land Office
WILL attend purchase and sale Of village and city
pssper Of farming and rural lands In this vicinity and
ner important ocsss Particular Gttsntion
ng ana entering the PnsseS slso
Slsre the Territory Property and titles carefully
~ eokectfng done, &c. Land WsSrsnss and
ssnr PER cent? per snnu tuysssu
II Referencss.
Dr.. A. E.Ames, Ninncapolfs - ssd efkrsS bgf SOS
Omessy Of q. 8. Land Once, Nlnnespes. 1as ~, ,
Gov. ". A. Qornian, Saint Paul.
rrankn w, steele, ESQ.,, Fort sneilins.. g4s 35au
d Austin Adams, Bsq, Dubuque. -1e 5000
wm- 4. whesier. Esq., Maine Bank, u. 4. .-.s "a
E.S Hubbard, ESQ, Brasher Falls, n. Y. ~ tt
Hon. A. L. Ostlin, Detroit n
Omcers Of o. 3. Land Once, Superior.
Omesrs Of y. 8. Land Once, etiwssss, n Z. IC vgoa
James B. Martin, KsQ.s hilvauke.
J.Yish, nsa., wiiliamsbsrsh, ciy Of Brooklyn. ia
Hon. =. 8. Aol0ney, Belvidsre, Ill. ~
Alex. Nicely, ESQ.,, Belvfdere Bank.
1sssfs. Cornell, Jsmeson Dassy Chicago. 5mas s
P.O. wilcox, ESQ.,, Psinesyille, ohio,
H Rev. TrumsnA Post, st. Louis. - - ii4t9es Il
Daniel B. Essley, ESQ.,, Barksdxle, Va.
+ Byron Murray, Esq, Am. Ex. Bank, N. r. A~si
p. Q. Corbin, Esq, Cashier Union bank, Trey -
L Sc. Bull, ESD, Fsrmers Bank, Orwell, W..
Hon. Roswell Bottmh, Orwell, VII ffa r,s Y'
d. J. % O. Y. sasiss, se, Sosson. '''aa 81 u boa a
Jot1 8. Abbott, Esq, Norridgewock, Ne.
Prot. r. N. Benedict, Burlington, Vt.
Aulektersof inquiry promptly attended Address,
.o2s-n CARLOS WILCOX, Minneapolis, Mnnssets.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

Winter, farewell! We stand on your neck and
looking down into yodr glazing eyes, most re-
spectfully bid you good ridiahce. You have run
great rig during the last three months. You
have bitten our noses, frozen our squashes, eaten
up the coal that was to last until May, blocked
up our railroads, piled up our sidewalks, split
the pump, broken the pitchers, irrtated our lungs
interfered with the passage of the United States
mails, frightened the children by firing off pistols
at midnight, or blown hard enough to tip the
bricks down the chimney, created a fuel famine
in Cincinnati, pinohed the poor, bled the rich,
clogged the milf wheel, demolished the hay-mow.
and given all animated nature catarrh.
Now for the Spring We shall go sugaring
first. Then We shall 60 trouting in brook that
nobody knows anything about, where great speck-
led fellows have kept themselves these five years
for our particular hook and f:eshened their span
glss and their appetites among the foam OF sing
ing waterfalls and pebble-polishing eddies. we
think we can even now see the envious shadow
on the countenances of our friends, aswe bring
back ten-pound string, and speak coolly OF the
coming breakfast.
Then we shall ride out with the children, who,
having grown considerably during the winter, in
knowledge, stature and grace, will be able more
fully to appreciate our wisdom and thorough IA
miliarity with the aspects and phenomena OF ma.
ture. We shall tell the names of the birds and
desoant upon the flowers, and come back into town
with lot of green things, which, having demon
strated TO the street our love OF nature, Will De
thrown out of the back door.
Then we shall dig in the garden, pretending 1t
for exercise, when the fact Is, We can't afford TO
hire it done. We shall do it in gloves, however,
and give the business kind of genteel look. II
the work is too hard, we may possibly hire an
ovsr-grown Irish boy, a1d make believe he Is a
gardener.
Then we shall begin to talk OF going away foI
the summer, but we shall be so conveniently divi-
ded in our inclinations for Saratoga, Newport,
the White Mountains and the Adirondack regions,
that it will be impossible to decide between them,
and, finally, we shall conclude to stay at home IN
consequence of the pressure of business.
These are all great projects, and make life sig
nifcant and destiny lordly. But common folks
will enjoy themselves nevertheless. The bee,
spinning his musical yarn over the grass, the bob
olink, jingling his small change in the meadow,
the scrub bull, paving the dirt over his back,
with his tail in the air, utterng his bdsso pr0fun-
do and playing he's Durham, the robin OH the
fence pulling ribbons of song out of his throat
by the hour like veritable conjurer, the hen
cackling foolishly in the barn-yard as if she had
given birth to a continent and wasn't any the
worse for wear, the face of nature all broken out
with flowers, notwithstanding the small doses OF
belladona scattered over tall these are left at
their disposal and will answ er very well.-Spring-
field Republican.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

! ST. p AUL Iron STORE! 3,
Z ,. NICOLs + .BERK1Y,
YvX7H0LESALE DEALERS IN IRON, NAILS, STEEL
!. w PLOws, AxBs, SPRINGS, AxLR6, ANvILs, VICES,
.af 7a z.sft q BELLOWS, a. 4,-s.4.-,, e ~, 80.
AND HEAVY HARDWARE .GENERALLY.
Also, PRINTING PAPER, WINDOW, GLASS;
vULCANIzsD RUBBER, AND LEATHER BHLrNG,
GrinSsfonss, PittsburgA Coal, te., Se. e' az q
! wABAsEAw STREET, %. Paui, MT.
70 Agents for :. O. Herring Co.'s. sad 4 n Refses
Fire Proof Safes. sssa 1s1.Iyvg
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

A CASE OF CoNsCIENcE.-The Boston Tele-
graph of Saturday last says that the following
note came through the Post Office to Isaac M.
West, ESQ.,, of New Bedford, on Thursday last
"Dedr Sir Over twenty years since took five
dollars of your property. haze become a be-
Hevsr in Jesus Christ as my Rsdeemer.
Yours truly.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18
CHAIR AND BEDsTEAD MANUFACTORY
ANOKA LAND AGENCY.
MANKATO CITY.

B oa4.lIgi MANkATO CITY. .,Scr. Z. =
VHE undersigned will procure Wsrrantee Deeds for title IN
properly in the city those who are entitled to
the '.me rap apSn sppo;Gn e h% once
.elA-s,alsw Msukato. Blue Earth Co.. Minnesota.
r MINNESOTA FRUIT AND oORNAMFNTAL
TREES, SHRUBS, ROSES, DAHLIAS. PENIAS, PHLOxrs.
Greenheuse Plants and Seeds
wv and Plants offered Dubuque Including An
ples Pears Pls Cherries Grapss Cursnts oosebsrres
In the ornamental we furnish choice Eversreens
Mspss' r E%s, Mountain Ah pGp.T Aose
snSs Of Roses 10 good varieties Phlox 20 Posnas
Greenhouse well supplied with monthly Ro...
a Of and
last For blooming they better than old
Nearly article Offer grown in our grounds from
times those mporte besides only about on.
fourth Of the Trees and Shrubs are hardy at
through the Post Once, Or left !. ou.
establishment the HALFWAY House on the Saint
with ana Flower Seeds viii ss ne,t y q rSss Ss
and Seed Store Of J. B. Holmes, Esq sd-s
Nursery. lmh27-2mw) L. N. FORD 4 GO.
Whistles, Siss.p and oseq %as::
'''' ''s' ' *ssisRS s s3'sss sovsIsf In WORKS.
Janesvie. Wis.
oRoEcUtvER Ha JNo. FARaIXoToT.
Storage, forwarding and Commission Merchants,
z 80. eUPPeF Landing, %. Paui, Minn., n -
GROCERIES, Es''ssilS s1Nb R'''iF; Provisions. Z
Also, Dealers IN Frs and Indian Goods general ap2-tf
fil ST. PAUL HORSE BAZAAR. sT1ED
Horses Sold at Ascfies snd at Prtvafs Sale.a $50
DERSONS leaving horses with undersigned, will be
charged per week for stabiing, and sfsn, o.
per week for hay and stabling. r. n. COLLINs
q s.be rhird-st, back Of the New Enslsnd House,
nesr me klxer. nel9-d&vU q RsB.fO. !,
WH0LEsALE BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
NHE subscriber having removed his Of Boots and
Shoes to No. 90 Lake street, respectfully ihfous the
trade and public generally that addition
he is now receiving additions his former stock con-
ssung Of variety Of SPRlNG GOODS which he win ee at
@ low ngure andon good terms any the wes
Parucuaf attention given to nine orders The country.
JAMES DUNLOP, -.
mhl2-smw No. 60 Lake Street, Chicago.
asfa5 = BARNuM BROTHERS, b07I5H -
1MPORTRRS and Wholesale Dealers in TOYS, FANCY
j GOODS, Wood and Willow Ware, Housekeeping ArticIes
&css Aes manufacturers Of YIRE WORKS, Mo- ITO LAks
street, Chicago, illinois,, mh2s-3mdGv
-q3s bncO0LEYs FARWELL 4 Cos rs ~;
t9uccessors to CooLxY, WApswoRrH 4 Co.,le ~.
IHPOHTBRS and JobberS of FANCY GOODS. and Wh Ole
y. sale Dealers In AxERICAN COTTONs AND W0OLENos
Nos ~ - and - Wabash Avenue, Docks East or the
fremont House, Chicago, Illinois. = 8 mhIs-smw ,
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

VHE undersigned will procure warranee Deeds for title to
properly In the above city for those are entitled to
the same upon application to him, once, or by ms
GEORGE W. CUMMINGS, General Land AGENT
ielA-3lni&w Mankato, Blue Earth Co.. Ninnesci.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

MINNESOTA LzANn zlsHrAAFTD rAFD co1InczMo
6 DELANO T. SMITH, e
ATTORNEY AT Law, NOTARY :PUBLIc,m
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE.
Z -l.g - AND GRNRRAL AGENT. 81 ~ - 4.r
Once next door to the Unite States Land Omes,
Minneapolis, Minnesssa.
r AND Town Properly, warrants, &C., bourht ana
sold, Money lesned Property and titles mined ia
vsstments aud collections made land
sntsrod and sodcn cred Agencies solicited Intsrest
allowed special deposits.
All business entrusted to him will bs attended "a vstA
aromptness and fidelity. sr. oc2O-d&vr =
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

Christian faith, of the right kind, always make;
q man honest; and when the profession of thai
faith is always accompanied by the above kind oi
evidence, nidelity will have to keep its mouth
shut.-'St. Anthony Republican.
w True, Mr.. Ames, but wouldn't 'sin6delity
keep its mouth shut" little quicker if the peni.
tent had enclosed aV?
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

-. @uccessors to COOLEY, WApswoRrH 4 Co,,l ~
1hPORrERS and Jobbers OF FANCY GOODS, and Whole
y. sale Dealers In AxERICAN COTTONs AND WOOLENosz
Nos ~ - and = Wabash Avsnue, East or the
fremont House, Chicago, Illinois. = mhI3.smv
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

DLANss Spseeatiens eseinstes furnisnsd fer svay
description Of Engines and Machinery ,for Minss, An
wEszxaN NOVELTY woRxs, :.
JunnUvx1s, W.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-03

DEAD! REID READ !-"Ye afflicted
n read, The following Certificate Of cure
of over 30 years standing
II. T. HEL.NBOLD-Dea Sir have oeen
troubled with an affection of The Bladder and
kidneys for over twenty years. have tried
Physicians in vain, and at last concluded 10
give your genuine Preparation trial, as nad
heard it highly spoken of. 1t afforded me I'M
mediate relief. have used three bottles,and
have obtained more relief from lis effects and
feel much better than have for twenty years
previous. have he greatest faith IN It's YIr-
tues and curative powers, and shall do all IN
nv mower 10 make it known TO the afflicted
fioplng this may prove advantageous TO you
in assisting YOU 10 introduce the medicine.
am truly yours, M: "0Oo""''N'
Lewis,own, Pa, Jan. %, 1851.
Should any doubt Mr.. McCormick's stale
ment. he refers to the following gentlemen
Hon. " m. BigIcT, Governor, ftnnsyNahia'
Hon. Thos. b. Florence, Philadelphia.
Hon. ]. G. Knox, Judge, TIoga Co., Pa
Hon. ]. s. Black, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. d. X. Porter, ex- Governor, Pennsylvania
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. r. e. GEier, Judge U. .. Court.
Hon. q. w. Woodward, Judge, Philadelphia
Hon. w. Porter, Clty Solicitor. Philadelphia
Ii on. John BigIer, ex,Go,erno' Catalonia.
Hon. E. Banks, Auditor General, Washington
And many others, if necessary
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-03
9lIgA883AG ,8So

On Wednesday evening 30th nlt., by
the Rev. J. II. March, Mr.. UiHidnl t.
Deck AMI Miss DIargdret TTgi"ia Kegs
both Of this place.
~ On this happy occasion the Prln'
ter was not forgotten, and as an evidence
Of it we received about peck of delicious
cake. Well, we wish them long life oil
uninterrupted happiness and unalloyed
bliss.
At Federal Hill, in Berkeley county,on
Wednesday the % uIl., by the Rev. VIM.
Mcclure, jacob Yam DOren Jr., to Ma.
ry,daughter Of the late Roberl p, BryarIy
In WiIIIamsport, on the lOlh uIt., by
Rev. Cramer, Darid Dark, of Baltimore,
and Matilda, daughter OF Samuel Culberl-
son, of Wlliamsporl.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-03
Arrested.

Officer Dugan, of Marlinsburg, on Tues
day last, arrested man by the name o.
Valentine, for stealing Sl20 from man
al Piedmont, Va. A description Of Val
enline's person and clothing was dispat-
chcd to Martinsburg by telegraph, and
upon the arrival there of the Mail east, he
was taken into custody. Search being
ms ,iluted $ll5 Of the money was found
on his person. Valentine deserted the
United States service whilst crossing
Broad Tree Tunnel, en- route for Kansas.
Valentine was committed TO Hampshire
county Jail to await his trial.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-03
Held on a Bench Warrant.

Robert McClelland, who was arrested
few days ago at Hedgesvllle, Berkeley
County, for coming the grab game on a
lot of Jewelry in HagersIown, Nd, was
held in Marlnsburg on a bench warrant
charged with an assault and intent TO kill
Mr.. |. V. Burns, of Berkeley county, two
or three years ago. A hearing was gran
ted him on Tuesday, The 22nd ult., which
resulted in his being sent back to Jail, for
trial at the Circuit Court.
r. P. H. Staub and George Fl. Muir
ply, Esqs., for the prisoner, and John E.
Norris, Esq, for the Commonwealth.
p. S.-McCielland was on Monday
last, sentenced by the Circuit Court of
Berkeley, 10 TWO years Imprisonment in
the Penilenliary.