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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26
The MASSACHUSETTS Excitements.
RARNSTARLE. Mass. Nov. II

BARNsTABLE, Mass, Nov. II.
The case of the fugitive slave Columbus
Jones, was resumed to day. The prosecution
concluded their case.
The defence contends that the slave was
an involuntary deposit in the hands of Capt.
Bacon, which he was bound in common law
to keep safely and return.
About % witnesses were examined.
The defence then put in as evidence dep
osition taken in Florida. Objections to the
evidence were made at every point. and much
testimony was excluded.
The question whether the subsequent rati-
fication of the acts of the defendant by the
owner of the slave would have the effect of an
original agency, was discussed. Decided
AGAINST the defendants.
BosroN, Nov. II.
Geo. T. Burnham, late liquor agent, Twas ar
raigned this morning before the Superior
Court, on a charge of adulterating State H.
quors. He plead not guilty; was held in
$5 900 for trial
John Mansfield & Co., boot and shoe deal
ers, have failed. Liabilities $20O, 1000.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26

>.rATE OF IikNNESOfA, DISTRICT
~ COUkf, FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, GOODhu e
COUNTY, IS. La the matter oi Tie Application Of H. w.
Hamilton, to be discharged from his debs as an ibsoi
vent debtor.
T0ne c~editors r. W. H.miLton, a resilient ofk!s
city Of Red Wing, in sdid LOunty:
You will please take notice that on the 2|th day OF
October A. D. 1852 at the City aforesaid On reading
and filing the petition, schedule and adavit CT the
sail T. w Hamilton for a discharge from his debts
an ipsolyent to the provisions of chap
ter eighty OF the Revised Statutes Of said state,
titled "Of the relief OF debtors An order
was m.de by the Hon. N n. Donaldson Judge Of the
District Court Of the said Pfh Judicial District Of said
State, requiring all the creditors Of said T. w. Hail
ton, an insolvent debtor, to show cause, IL they
have before him. the said Judge, bis chambers in the
town Of in Steele County, in said Stare,
the fifteen day Of February A. D. 1scO at the hour Of
10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day, wh, assign
nent of the said insoyenps ttate shouts be made,
and ne discharged from his debts pursuant the pro-
visions Of the statute in such made and PROVIDED
and that notice OF such order be published in each
week. for ten successive weeks TO said fifteenth
day Of February 1880 in the following Dewspapers
WIT: II the Weekly Mlnnesofian, published ~ ST. Paul,
the seat Of Government Of tad State Of MiDDes" IN
the State Journal printed ami published Al the CITY OF
Madison, the seat Of Of the STATE OF "is
consi1 and also in the Red Wing seDt-sl prniea ana
published In the County Of Goodtu ue Aforesaid
p.,-s peS Wiz C~~Sh-e r"nntv. Minnesota the
HANS MATTs0N,
poyl-v10v Attorney for Petitioner.
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MISCELLANEOUS
G. G. GRISWOLn.

DEALER IN READY.MADE CLOTHING, Hats, Ca,
ana dents' Furnishing Goods, Wholesale and Reta
Lsm1erts Brick Building, under the Minnesotian ono
Third street, St. Paul Mjnnesofa
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VIRGINIA INVADED AGAIN.
BARNS BURNT-HEN HOUSES SACKED.
PEDLERS ARRESTED.
Tremendous Excitement.
THE ROW CONTINUES ALL NIGHT.
The Authorities Arresting Each other

RICHMOND, Nov. II.
Reports have been received here to-day
from Charlestown, stating that an attempted
rescue of Brown was expected, and created
great excitement. The military are under
readiness to march at moments warning.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. II. :
Great excitement exists in this city in con-
sequence of rumor which is in circulation
that the rescue of Brown has been, or is
about to be attempted. Volunteers are as
sembling at the armorieS.
RICHMOND, Nov. 17-Evening.
A dispatch was received this evening from
Col Davis at Charlestown, to Gov. WISE re-
questing him to send Immediately two COM
panieS of cavalry, and stating that five barns
and Outhouses had been fired to- day. 1t was
supposed by sympathizers with Brown.
WASHINGTON, Nov. II.
A rumOr was circulated here to-day that
Browns rescue was attempted, but it fell
still ll-born
The Richmond dispatch states that Edward
MOttt, who was arrested at Lynchburgh as a
suspected participant in Browns foray, has
been released for want of evidence. The
identifying parties have proceeded to Wythe-
vile for the purpose of examining another
| suspected fugitive. Several suspected per-
sons, mostly northern persons, have recently
been arrested at Culpepper Court House, and
it appears to be the intention of the authOri-
ties to place in confinement all who cannot
| gives good account of themselves.
llARPEE'S FERRY, Midnight, Nov. II.
1.
to obtain reliable information regarding events
there, but he has not yet returned. Grea,
excitement exists here, and armed guards are
patrOlling the streets and roads. 1t is rumor
ed that $50 men, armed with pistols, are en-
camped near BarrySyille, a town near Charles
town. meditating the rescue of Brown. The
report is too improbable for any confidence tt
be placed in it.
| iIARPER'S FERRY, Nov.-3 A. N.
The messenger dispatched to Charlestowr
has not yet returned. He left at 10 o'clock
and was to have been back in two hours anC
a half. He has probably been detained by
some of the guards.
HARPEK's FERRY, Nov. IS.
The messenger sent to Charlestown las
night was detained outside of this town ovel
two hours and half before the guard wOulC
permit his departure and he was also detan
ed till four o'clock on his return.
\ large fire occurred during the night abou
four miles from Charlestown, and the military
were ordered out, expecting an attack, bu
none was made. The particulars Of the tir'
could not be as:ertained by the messenger
but they will probably be ascertained on th'
trains
RICHMOND, Va. Nov. Is.
Six Companies of military are under arms
ready to start for CharlestOwn at a moment,
notice
WASHINGTON, NOv Is.
\ company OF eighty seyen infantry ano
riiIemen left Alexandria for Charlestown b,
the early train, via. the Relay House. Capt
Duity's company of sixty men and four gun
went by special train on the Manassas roat
via. StrauSburg; from thence Shey are t
march to Winchester.
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Later from Brownsville, Texas.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 14-3 p.

NEW ORLEANS, NOV. Id L. NJ.
The steamer Charles Morgan, from Calves
ton, Texas, on the llth, brings the affidavit of
Wm Miller, who fed from Brownsville, dated
Corpus Christie, the 7th, stating circumstan-
tally, that Cortinas' band captured the town
of Brownsville on the 3lst, after four hours
hard fighting, and was in full possession on
the 1st.
j. Marks & Co., wholesale dry goods deal
ers in this city, however, have letters direct
from their house at Brownsville, dated Nov,
I'd, ) O'Clock p. NJ, stating that no re-enforce-
ments had yet arrived. Cortinas, however,
has made no demonstrations against us. We
are hourly expecting the rangers and govern
ment troops.
MeSsrs. Marks and others say that Miller
is entitled to no credit. and thinks that the
rangers and government troops will reach
Brownsville in season. The letters of Messrs.
Marks II Co. cause a disbelief in the previous
Corpus Christi accounts.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26

RARNsTABLE, Mass, Nov Is.
The kidnapping indictments, involving the
return Of Columbus Jones to slavery, were
taken up this forenoon in the Superior Court.
The defendants filed a special decree, alleging
that Jones was fugitive slave, and they ar
rested him As the agents of the owner, and
denying the validity Of the statutes under
which the indictments are found. To this the
District Attorney filed demurrer for the pur-
pose Of trial. The demurrer was sustained
without argument. The defendants then plead
the general issue, and filed motion for con-
tinuance. on the ground that they had just
learned of the existence of decree in Chan
Gerry in Florida, est .blShing the ownership of
Jones. The competency of the evidence was
denied, and the question was argued at length
by the District Attorney and General Cush-
ing. The Court took the papers and will give
Il decision in the morning.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26
From Washington.

NASHINGToN, Nov. lt.
The board appointed by the Navy Depart
ment to examine Maynard's breech-loading
carbine, say they think it recommends itself
to the test of the Naval service
Senator Douglas physicians consider his
condition considerably improved this morning
and he is considered convalescent
Upwards of twenty members of Congress
are now in Washington. Others have been
here to make arrangements for accommoda-
tinnS during the session.
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From Pixies Peak. 4.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. II.
The Leavenworth Express, from Denver
City, 10th inst, arrived this afternoon with
$4,000 in treasure.
The Provisional Government had gone into
full operation by the organization of both
branches Of the Legislature. Mr.. Steele, Gov
ernor elect, delivered message in which he
argues the necessity of the present form of
government until Congress shall take action
in reference to the Territory.
The miners continue work in several locali-
ties, and many are making preparations for
winter diggings.
LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. Il.
A. ID Ri harrison, of the Boston Journal
just arrived from Mexico and Pixies Peak re-
giOn, reports great excitement throughout
New Mexico on account of the recent out
RACES
Returning Pixies Peak emigrants coming
down the Platte river, were drowned within a
short period.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26
The Illness of Senator Douglas.

WASHINGTON, Nov. II.
Judge Douglas early recovery of his health
was Oh Saturday anticipated by some eff his
most intimate friends. It is, however, reliably
ascertaned that he has been extremely ill for
the last three days. His physicians remained
with him throughout last night and this morn
ing regard his condition about the same as it
was yesterday, though perhaps he is little
more comfortable.
WASHINGTON. Nov u.
Judge Douglas condition has improved
within the last a hours. and physicians con-
slider him better this morning.
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Fire Near IEerkfmer. N. ".

HERKIMER, n. Y, Nov. Is.
The steam Touring mill of Geo. Brown
hall in Mohawk village was burnt this morn
ing; also planning mill, saw mill, malt house
and large amount of grain and lumber be-
longing to the same owner The loss is at
least $50, 900, on which there is no insurance
The fire reached to the sash and blind factory
of. B. Foulk, which was also destroyed
Mr.. Fsl loss is $1,000
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26
Cold weather In New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. II.
There has been severe gale along the Gulf
coast Ice has been formed in this city.
Steamer Robert Waterman has been aban-
doned, and is a total loss. Her cargo is being
plundered by fishermen.
Snow fell in some parts of Mississippi on
Sunday last.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26

DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES. LEATHER, LAST
And Findings for sale, at the sign Of the Big Poe
mann stf See, aoIneStef, ainn. Cash pafd for Htde
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The Expected Stea mer.

SACKvILLE, n. B. Nov 1S.
There was no signs at Halifax at 8 o'clock
this evening, of the Canada, now in her four
teenth day from Liverpool, and considerably
over due. w ather clear The America ar
rived at Halifax from Boston, at 2 o'clock
this a. m., and sailed for Liverpool.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26

NEW ORLEANS, Nov.

There have been five fires in this city since
Saturday. Three Of them uninportant ones.
The new Bazaar row, consisting of six stores
on Rampant street, was burned-losS $7O,-
600; also nine squares, consisting of eighty
small buildings above Chippewa street, in 4th
district-loss 100000. The fires are sup
posed to be the work of incendiaries. 100
families were burned out
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26
Bank Robbery.

MONTREAL, Nov. l6.
The four notes Of $1,000 each, stolen some
time ago from the Commercial Bank of this
city, were retured to day by Catholic Priest.
1t is supposed he reached them through the
confessional.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26
Arrival OF tho Overland :Mail.
II. LOUIS. NJ

By the overland mail of the 21st we learn
that the entire business portion of the town
of Coulterville was burned to the ground on
the Goth.
Weller has decided to appoint Senator to
fill the vacancy caused by the death of Brod-
erick
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walker, the Fillibuster.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. IA.
The New Orleans True Delta officially says
Gen. Walker has arrived in that city, and
proposes to take command of party to re-
lieve Brownsville. 1t is also reported that
active movements are making in portions of
Texas to aid the inhabitants of that town
against the attacks of outlaws.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26
kidnapping Case.

Returns are favorable to the election of
1hapin, Republican. for Canal Commissioner.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26
The European steamer, not Arrived.

SACKvILLE, n. B., Nov. Is.
Information from Halifax dated 8 o'clock
this morning, states that the expected steam
ship Canada had not reached that port.
The steamship America, from Boston for
Liverpool, arrived at Halifax at o'clock this
a. NJ, but had not sailed, having been detain-
ed by the Admiral commanding the British
squadron on the station.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26
Fatal Accident.

BUFFALO, Nov. 10.
A portion of the ruins of grain elevator
which was burned last week, fell this p NJ,
burying ten or twelve laborers who were en-
gagged in clearing the ground. Two of the
unfortunate men were killed and four in
jured.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26
Brilliant Meteor.

New YORK, Nov Is.
A large and very brilliant meteor passed
over this city between 9 and 10 o'clock this
morning, in direction from north to south.
The apparent size of the Neuclus was one foot
in diameter; length of tail, 20 feet; the shape
being cone tapering to a fine point; color
that of bright yellow fire. 1t was seen from
various points in the city the sun, at the
time, was shining cloudless sky.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26
CortiHas stopping the U. 5. Mails.

w ASHINGIUN, -NUF. ID.
The postmaster at Brownsville, writing to
the post office department, says that all the
mail routes in that quarter had been made
impossible by the forces acting under Corti-
mas, and the mail carriers had been made pris-
oners. He says that this is war Of races
and Of eXtermination.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26
From Mexico.

New YORK, Nov. 15-9 P. NJ.
City of Mexico dates to the 5th had been
received. 1t is stated that Gen. Marquese
boldly avOws the seizure of Conducta, and
says that it was done for patriotic purposes.
He is expected to arrive at the Capital, and
will probably assume the Presidency, being
the church favorite.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26
From Texas.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 16.
The Texas Legislature was organised on
the 9TH. The Houston party officers are elect
ed
Dates from San Antonio were received to
10th of November. A battle was fought on
the 4th between forty soldiers, volunteers un.
der Lieut. Hagan, and the Indians. The lat
ter were defeated. Hagan was badly wound
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26
Thanksgiving In Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
The Board Of Aldermen have refused their
assent to set anart next Thursday as dav
day of Thanksgiving.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26
REAL ESTATE.
ID. l.. BROWNELL.

LAND AGENT AND DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
Cambridge isant Co. Mnn., will buy and sell Real Es-
tate Taxes paid for non-re residents. Assistance
Tered IN selecting claims &C., &c. kEFEREACEs-
Ehas T. Robbins. Esq, Csh. Merchants Bank Provi-
dence, K. l., A. Brownell Co.. Boston, Mass, H.
Lincoln, Esq, New York City, T. +. Slaughter Esq,
st. Paul, Col Cyrus Aldrich, Minneapolis, A. b. Cor.
gas, Esq, Saltwater. ap28.dtf
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26
An Editorial Homicide.

NASHVILLE, Nov. IS.
An encounter took place to-day between
Allen A. Hall, editor of the Meas and G. G.
Poindexter, editor of the american. Poin-
dexter was shot dead. The quarrel which
led to this catastrophe was an editorial
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26

DAYTON, Nov. II.
The Dayton Journal makes an authorita-
tive denial of the statement that Gov. Corwin
is not candidate for the Speakershp. 1t
says Gov. Corwin desires to be understood
that he is candidate for Speaker, and that
his name will be presented to the House.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26

New YORK, Nov. H.
The Albany Ati,ts unG 4,yus figures up
the majority of Leavenworth, Sec. of State
at SOB
ALBANY, Nov. l5,-9 p. VI.
The Journals figures gives Leavcnworth,
Rep. candidate for Secretary of State, ma
lority of ZOO. The Iiyvs reduces this ma
jority considerably. 4 meeting of the Hard s
Central Committee was called for to-day, but
only one member was present. lie adjourn
ed without taking action on the election of
Charleston Delegates
ALBANY, Nov. IT,
The -ArgnS now claims the election of Da-
vId X. Floyd Jones, the Democratic and Amer
lean nominee for Secretary of State, over
Leavenw0rth, by 2O4 majority.
The .iournai claims lo2 majority for
Leavenworth.
The official returns thus far received seem
to show, but not positively. that Jones is
elected.
ALBANY, Nov. l6,-2 p. NJ.
The .ournars figures make Jones, Demo-
cratic and American, tor Secretary Of State,
2i2 ahead of i4eavenworth, Republican. If
the TibuHgs figures are correct, then the
.i"mraGrS tables show 742 majority for
Jones'
Up 10 this time, the counties received Off
cialiy. without New York, Kings or Queens
counties, put Richmond. Democratic and
American for State Engineer, 80 ahead of
Story, Republican. rs to Chapin, Rcpubli-
can, for Canal Commissioner, and the Repub
lican candidate for State Prison Inspector,
they h"'h run ahead Of Leavenworth.
ALBANY, Nov. Il.
Official returns received up to o'clock
this evening gives Jones, Democratic and Uti-
ca nominee, for Secretary Of State, 1870 ma
jority; Y. II. Richmond, Cd. II o. for State
Engineer, 2,i70 maj; VIM. |. Skinner Cd.
& L. }, for Canal Commissioner 2tS maj
aud d. p. Forrest, (Rep.), for Prison Inspcc-
tor, 131 majority.
ALBANY, Nov. II.
Returns are favorable to the election of
Chaplin, Republican. for Canal Commissioner
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26
Bridge over tho Lehigh River.

fREEMANsBuRGH, Nov. Is.
The Lehigh and Delaware Water Gap
Railroad have commenced the construction Of
the bridge over the Lehigh river at this place.
1t will be completed by April next.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26

New ORLEANS, Nov. 16.

NEW VRLEANS, NOV. To.
Ten small dwellings were burned on the
18th. The loss is about $l2, 900. 1t was sup
posed to be the work Of an incendiary.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26
Fire I'm Rochester.
ROCHESTER, Nov.

The tannery in this city belonging to Fitch
Il Allen, has been destroyed by fire. The loss
is estimated at $4,000. Insured for $2O,-
600.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26


from Gums, 10 one of the b
icines now before the publ
morbid or bad mater
from the system, applying Z
In their place q healthy
flow Of bile, invigorating :
the stomach, causing foou
to digest well, purifying :
the blood, giving tone and .
health to the whsle ma
chinery, removing the :.
cause of the dise&se-ef- '
fecting . radical cure.-lS
Bilious attacks are cured, :,
and, what is better, pre- :
vented by the OCCASIONAL p
use Of the Liver Invigora-lh,
tor. One dose after eat y
ing is sufficient to relievel1
the stomach and prevent =
the food from rising ana ?
souring. Only one dose
taken before retiring pre- :.
vents nightmare. Only =
one dose taken At might, =
loosens the bowels gently,I.,
and cures costiveness.-jT
One dose taken after each p
meal will cure dyspepsia. =
the absorbents. We take
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BUSINESS CARDS

BUSINESS CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
M. E. A MES,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR All LAW,
RookR's BLOCK,
SAINT ANTuosY STREET,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
jy12-dU.
w. D. WASHBURN,
ATTORNEY d co JNSELLOR AT LAW
And ComnnisssoH or tho state Of Assns.
MINNEAPOLIS, ;: ;: MINNESOTA.
BABCOCK 4 COTTON,
Third Street, in the Minnesotian Building, Saint Paul
Minnesots. jy19-daw1y
ID. COOPER.
COUNSELLOR AT LAW. WILL, FOR THE FUTURE
act ss Counsel only, except in special cases furnish
written opinions and arguments, and attend to the
trial If / tae District and Supreme Courts of
the State, and Of the United States. Office Irvnes
BLOCK. may6-du
HORACE H. BIGELOW,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW-Ofice
NO. l. m Lanoe'ss Block, corAer Oh Third and Cedar
streets, st. Paul, MunesotA. jy19-dtf.
GEOftGE A. NOCRSE.
(Late OF st. Anthony
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW Office II,
jyl-d1y
EDWIN G. BECKER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND GENERAL AGENT gu.
perior, Wisconsin Real Estate bought and Sold Taxes
paid and all the business of General Agency attended
70 ~.n promptness je96
w. A. GORMAN,
|
Col Mckenty's, Oh Third and Minnesota Streets and
1.-THE opposite end OF the building occupied by Ames
ieetiOns and Land Cases. before any Court or Land
Office from Minnesota to Washington CITY, or before
the supreme Court of the United States.
- jacs- dlyswo,
JOHN ,. sANBoRN. ThEo. FRENCH. CHAs C. LUR
SANRORN, FRENCH a. LUND.
| ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORs AT LAW, COM.
MISSIONER for New York, Maine, Vermont New
hampshire, Ohio and Massachusetts. Office on sam
Paul, Minnesota. Isent ~,
M. SHEKBUlkNE,
| COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW.-Oesc. in
concert Hall Building, st. Anthony street, St. Paul.
~ "innesota. je17
| ISAAC ETTKN. HARVEY orr1cKp
VAN ETTEN d OFFICER,
A.iyKNEYs AND COUNsELLORs AT LAW, ST.
PAUL, Minnesota. mar27
| JAAEs aI.FILLAn. @. u. ouru,..
J. q G. d. GILFILLAN.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, CORNER OF THIRD AND
mihhesota Streets, st. Paul, Minnesota. myl
EDWARD II. PARKER.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Hsst,ng,
Minnesota Territory. ag.8i
A. McELRATH.
ATT ORNEY AT LAW, North East Third and Minnesota
Street, st. Paul, Minnesota,
}. DANIELS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Once on
Third Street, st. Paul. Minnesota.
ID. NEWELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE ON THIRD STREET
Tour doors west OF Jackson street, Bdwels Ex-
change Bank, St. Paul Minnesota NV
| H. /. NOSE. J.C. PENNINGTON
MOSS 4 PENNINGTON,
| ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Phoenix Block cor er st Anto.
ehy anu "abashaw, st. Paul. NJ. I. sug4-dtf
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26

HOUSE TO RENT IA GOOD HOUSE
IL HOUSE In Brunson's Addition, two stories hiRh,
With lar underneath and convenient out-buildngs.-
aons Of the best in that part Of the city
WIZ b shown by 8. 9. Eaton, Esq., on the premises.
AAAeoso Da1 ~. I. n t11x xlPD.
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POstmasterss Head OF.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.
The President has appointed ex-Congress-
man Isaiah T. Hatch p NJ. at Buffalo, in place
of Mr. Dickie removed.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26

vI7 EalsK Frs ON MOUSTACHE CAN
w be forced TO groH six weeks, ~ using my prep
sration, which does stain or injHe the skin-w
also prevent badness This has been tested, and
humbug. el00 bottle. address
J. T. BENNETT,
,sdev1a AHsed, 1alUnsA6
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26

'RD, compounded entirely
It purgative and Liver Med
3. These Gums remove all
One dose oftwo tea spoon.
fuls will always relieve
sick headache. Only one
dose immediately relieves
Cholic, while one dose of.
ten repeated Is q sure
cure tor Cholera Morbus,
and . preventative of
Cholera. Only one bottle
Is neeoed to throw outor
the system the eTects2t
medicine after = long SICK
ness. One bottle tAxeA
for Jaundice removes all
sallowness or unnotura
color from the skin. One
dose taken . short time
before eating gives vigor
to the appetite and makes
the food digest well. One
dose often repeated cures
Chronic Diorrhea in i:s
worst form, while Summer
and Bowel Complaints
yield almost 10 the fl st
dose. A few bottles will
cure Dropsy Dy exciting
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26
DR. ID. =. HUTCHINSON.

DENTIST, GRADUATE OF PHILADELPHIA DENTAL
Couege) With an experience of ten ears practice,
respectfully Oilers his professional services the pub
Tic. Charges reasonable, and work warranted. Office
st. Paul, Min. noyl4-w1y