ocr: 1855. THE FIRST 1855. —IN TIIE FIEI.D ! !- HYNEMAN’S ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF C LOTHIHIti s ! ! lias arrived, and I am ready to exhibit the LARGEST, BEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS!!! EVER BROUGHT TO ST. PAUL. THIRD STREET, - - - NEAR JACKSON April 23-dtf L. HYNEMAN. BOSTON BOOT & SIIOE STORE. B. \V. MORSE k CO., Wholesale aud Retail Dealers Boots and Shoes, Third street, near Odar, St. Paul. Jau. 8. -iAwtf ATLANTA MONEY. ALEXANDER REY will take any quantity of ATLANTA BANK BILLS in payment for old debts, and will re, ceive It to any amount for current sales at hti warehouse Lower Levee. Nov. 24, 1854. nov24tf ALEXANDER REY. BROWN’S ESSENCE OF GINGER. fvqHE pure and genuine article from the manufactu- J. rerehi Philadelphia. The best preventive of Cholera and kindred dieeasea extant. WOOLFF ft STEEVER, Democrat Building, opposite Post Office. St. Paul, May 11, 1855. dtf PRIME HAVANA CIGARS. THE Best Brands of the day—selected from the stock of one of the largest Importers in Philadelphia.— Wamn'ed to be of the finest quality and flavor. No flnsr lot has ever been received in St. Paul. WOOLFF fc STEEVER, Democrat Building, opposite Post Office. St, Paul, May 11,1855- dt f


The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: 1 j Jtt'ltfntg’* Column* - HENRY MC KENtY, DEALER IX REAL ESTATE, OFFICS—OLD POST OTPtCK BUILfUO, (Third Street.) ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA TERRITORY. Land Bought & THROUGHOUT THE TERRITORY, MONEY LOANED, INVESTMENTS MARE TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE, AND LAND WARRANTS LOCATED. REFERENCES. NEW Yoke—GILBERT DAVIS, Esq , DANIEL CURTIS, E*q., Capt. A. DE PEYSTUL Messrs. S. THOMPSON & NEPHEW. Messrs. WILLIAMS & GUTON. PnnaDEU’in.i—JOSEPH PATTERSON, E.-q., President the Western Bank ; Messrs. DREXEI. & CO., Bankers : “ KREF.I), WARD & FREED : “ R. TAYLOR & CO. ; “ BINGHAM & DOCK ; “ LITERS, JAMES & CO. ; “ BAILEY A: CO. ; EDWARD HI'RST, F.sq., Notary Public H. MESSCHERT, Attorney at Law : JAMES KITCHEN, M. D. : WILLIAM STOEVER, Esq. ! Minnesota—Cov. W. A. GORMAN, Hon. \V. H. WELCH, Chief Justice Min. ; Hon. HENP.Y M. KICK, Delegate to Con gress ; RICE, HOI.IJNSHEAD & BECKER, At torneys at Law ; | BORUP & OAKES, Bankers ; i J. TRAVIS ROSSER, Secretary of the Ter ritory, ! AMF.S & VAN ETTEN, Attorneys at law Rev. T. M. FULLERTON, Register V. Land Oflice ; WM. HOLCOMBE, Esq., Receiver U Land Oflice ; T. T. MANN, M. D. New Orekax.--—Messrs. BROWN, JOHNSON & Bankers. Yn K.sM RO.v--Messrs. BROWN & JOHNSON, Bankers. March 6. dAwtf PROPOSALS

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ocr: FOKOEh ft KITTSON, JOBBERS IN INDIAN GOODS AND DOMESTICS. HAVE on hand a large assortment of Indian Goods, which they oiler to the trade on reasonable terms— Family Groceries, among which are an assortment of Fruits, fresh and preserved, Fresh peaches iu cans, Star Candles. Fresh Quinces, Tallow do Preserve Peaches, Soap, Currant Jelly, do Fancy, Currant Jam, Hams, Pie Fruit, Teas of all kiuds, Dates, Citrons, Figs, Sugars. Raisins, Spices, do Crushed, in Assorted Extracts, Coffee, Spanish Olives, Lard. Lard Oil, Prunes, Butter, Catsup, Lobsters, Sardines, Oysters, everything required for family use, all of which will sold lajw. STORE CORNER THIRD tc ROBERTS STREET.


ocr: 8. GOODRICH, PROPRIETOR. wkfk dat morning ■ Jackson Streets, PER ANNUM. Dollar per Square Fifty Cents per Lines of Nonpariel two months, 500 three months, 700 six months, -9 00 one year,- - sls is specified, will be office in a supe Carte. I.AW AND SO as the one here k Becker. OKOROt L. BKCKSB. i e4lUf Third Street, St Ac., Roberts, Paul. IN FOREIGN and street, St. Paul. Ac., St Anthony House, St. Paul. St CO., in HARDWARE, between Minnesota Office St. Anthony Upper Town, Saint also DRY GOODS th# American LAW and SOLICIT Th*d and Minne PUBLIC, COLLEC of Third and Min and Levee, St. Paul, dtf LA* IN DRY GOODS, near the Upper COMPANY. Uouae, St. Anthe IN SECOND Paul. Third street, near Kellogg and Cedar streets, IK, Office on Third Residence at Robert street, St. LAW, Commi# New York Offiee street, french. OF’ TIN AND at J. H. Byers’ o Feb -1. LAW, and Com of Third and \\a St. Paul, «*t f AT LAW, Office References: Y. Fix-Gov. Mm. Gorman, St. Paul, N. Y. Hon. Kent, Eaton A M. HAT WARD. Office at of St. Anthony 4, 1804-dAwly c JO.NSB. Borup A At. Paul. St. Lou Sixth, St. Paul, aug 23-dly Minnesota AND COifMlS Minnesota. feb24ly for surveying and and estimates for Particular atten plans. Office declSdtf AT LAW, Has sept2l wtf and GENERAL will be give* to securing pre military land war BROK .RS Pact, Minxssotx. good business Deposites—Buy and Collection*—Take pay taxes, a id do Alexander Ram Chicago; Charles A Shel lou, Chicago; Harrison AT LAW. money— of a General Collec SS, 1855-y Iyd County, Min wt ‘ Saint Paul Business Carte. N. P. IN6ALLS, TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE, VOCAL MUSIC AND THOROUGH BASS. Rocruit over the BoiUm 800 l & Shoe Store, 3*l st. H St. Paul HAVING formerly been Tuner in a Piano Forte Manu factory, the subscriber is prepared to attend to that department in a manner which will give satisfaction. March 1, 1866. dtf J. A. 171. HOISINCTON, BOOK-BIN DEB, third Story of B. Presley’s Brick House, Third street, will attend to all business in his line with which he may be entrusted. Books, Magazines and Periodicals bound in any style, Old Books rebound and Music bound in QUICK time,for the Ladies. Saint Paul, Oct. 2. jt oct3d 11. FOWLEB, CLOCK and WATCH MAKER, St. Anthony Street, opposite the Rice House. St. Paul. GEORGE A. NOI’USE, ATTORNEY ft COUNSELLER AT LAW. Office—oppo site Spooner's new building, Lower Town, St. An thony, Minnesota. Referenda. —Prof. Parsons, I-aw school, Cambridge: Prol Parker, do; Hon. E. G. Loriug, do: Chief Justice Shaw, Boston; Hon.C. G. Loring, do; T. J. D. Fuller (.’alias, Me; E. B Washburne, Galena, 111.; Dutton< Richardson ft Co., Boston; Batclielder, Mann ft Co., do; Stephen Brown ft Sons, do; R. P. Upton, Esq., St Anthony, M. T. d 27 ’ HOLLAND fc HUNT, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Shakopee Minn. Terr., and Chaska, Minn. Terr. Will attend promptly to all business entrusted to tlieir charge, in the different Courts of the Territory, and particularly in the Courts of the Counties in the Minnesota Valley. Examinations in reference to titles to lands made free of charge. JNO. M. HOLLA*I*. THOMAS H. HINT, Shakopee, Chaska, Scott County, Hennepin County, Minn. Terr Jan 30-dly Minn. Terr. GATHCART, No 20 Robert Street, Saint Paul M. T. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FOl.ellGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. KEEPS constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of fancy and staple Dry Goods, consisting! 1 part of Brown Sheetings, Shirtings, Stripes, Drilling, Prints, Muslin de La lues, Lusters, Merinos, Velvets, Ho siery and Gloves, Silks, etc. A large stock of Carpeting. Druggets, Mattings, and all kinds of House Furnishings, low for Cash at 43 No. 20 Robkrtstkkkt. St Paul ALL KINDS OF HATS, CAPS, FURS AND GLOVES, Third Street, opposi'e the Minnesotian Office. All. M. ha* on hand, in addition to a full stock ol • the articles above enumerated, a large assortmeut of INDIAN CURIOSITIES, And Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods. He would also in form the I-adies and Gentlemen of Minnesota, that he is prepared to make up all descriptions of Fancy Furs, la dies Riding Hats, and Gloves, at the shortest notice. The highest market price will be paid for Furs and Deer Skins. June 24, ’54 dly. ARSENAL, GETZ ft CO., Dealert in all kinds of FANCY GOODS, Toys, Jewelry, Musical Instru ments, Accordeons, Cutlery, Sporting Apparatus, Fishing Tackle, Willow Ware, Perfumery, ect. Also, all kinds of Fruit, Nuts, Fancy Candies, and BEST IMPORTED CIGARS. All orders from abroad promptly attended to. ARSENAU, GETZ & CO., March 10-lyd Third street, next doorto Presley. ’, St. Anthony CHAITIBLIN 4c MORGAN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FANCY AND STAPLE DHY GUOUSASD CLUT/lISG, HATS, Caps. Boots. Shoes and F'urnisliing Goods, Cal, peting, oil Cloths, Window Shades aud Curtains Wall Paper Ac. Third atreet, between Roberts and ack son. May 1. C. P. SCO X X, HAS just arrived with his large atock of Plastering Materials, and is now ready to supply his custom ers at hiß warehouse, adjoining his residence, near the Capitol. He has also for sa’e and will k*ep constantly on hand a good article of Plaster Paris, Cement, Hair, White Finishing Lime, and the best Lime manufautur ed in ibe Territory—consisting in part as follows : 1,000 bushels of Plastering Hair; 20 barrels of Plaster Paris; 25 “ best article of Cement or water lime. 1000 barrels of White Finishing Lime; And any quantity of other Lime —all of which he will sell upon reasonable terms for cash. I will also ccntinue my business as Builder or Plas terer. Thankful for past favors, and solicits a continu ance of the same- CHAS. P. SCOTT. St. Paul, Flay 21. 1855.—dtf CHARI.EB W BORUF. CHARLES 11. OAKES BORUP A OAKES, BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS, SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA. TNAKE the liberty to inform the merchants and other business men of the Territory, that they have ately formed such bnsiness connections in tba princi al cities of the East and South as to be able to afford hem all usual BANKING FACILITIES. They will receive current bank notes on deposit, for which they will give their certificates payable in like funds, or in coin or exchange on the East at cur rent rates. EXCHANGE ON THE EAST, SOUTH AND EUROPE, BOUGHT AND SOLD. Collections promptly attended to and proceeds for warded, less exchange. Land Warrants Bought and Sold. Uncurrent bank Botes taken at highest rates- [4O-Gm S. J. R. McMILLAN, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, WILL attend promptly and faithfully to all business entrusted to him in the line of his profession, at Stillwater, St. Paul, St. Anthony, and throughout the Territory of Minnesota, and the*adjoinlng counties o the State of Wisconsin. Office, Stillwater, Min. REFERENCES. His Ex. Alex. Ramsey, Geo.W. Campbell A Co., St. Paul. Galena Dr. C. W. Borup, “ Mr. R. Lansing, “ Mr. J. W. Simpson, “ Mr. S. O. Butler, St. Louis Hon. A.W. Loomis, Pittsb’g J. 11. Larkin A Co. “ “ C. Shaler. “ Sum’) J.Wetherellft Co.“ J. R. Moorhead, Esq. “ Jos. C. Butler A Co. Cin G. W. Jackson, Esq. “ Mr. Joe. P. Begga, “ Sain’l Gormly, Esq. “ Mr. O. Walker,Marine Mills Mq. J. B. Butler, and “ 11. Burke, “ “ itizens generally, •* “ C.J. Butler, “ “ MATHEW FLOOD, MERCHANT TAILOR, Rottrls street, next door to Roger's Hotel. WISHES to announce to the citizens of St. Paul and surrounding country that he is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line of business. Give him a call. june26d6m J.MCMAHON HOLLAND. FRANK WARREN. HOLLAND 4' WARREN, ATTORNEYS ft COUNSELLORS AX LAW SHAKOPEE, MIN. TER. \l ’ ILL practice in all the Courts of the Territory, Tv and pay strict attention to all business entrusted to their charge. Land bought and sold, Land Warrants located, and orders for conveyancing and the making of abstracts of titles solicited. Shakopee, M . T., Sept. 6, 1855. dt f SAINT PALL Iron Hr ass Foundry. F. GILMAN, - - - - - Proprietor, MILL and Machinery Castings, Building Columns, Window Caps, Sash Weights, Cauldron Kettles, Sleigh Shoes, Ac., Ac. Iron Turning, Brass Castings, Pattern making, Ac., done to order. Bahbilt Metal cen.tantly on hand. St. Paul, Aug. 31. dtf EAGLE BAKERY' AND CRA CKER MAN UFA C TOR Y. THE subscribers beg leave to return thanks to the public for the liberal patrouage heretofore extend ed to them in their line of business, and hope to receive a continuation of the same. They would aay that they are now much better prepared to do work than they have ever been before, having just received a Cracker Machine from Boston, which will enable them to do their work with such facility and despatch that they can supply the public with either Boston, Soda, Butter, Sugar, Water, or Wine Crackers; also, Pilot Bread, or any other articlea in the trade, et all times, baked fresh every morning Bread, Crackers, Ac., ee«t to any part of the city to order free of charge. July l£dtf SPENCE ft GIES.. WORLD’S FAIR ÜBOCEBK STORE. LOUIS BARTLETT, HAVING purchased the Grocery, Win* and Liquor Dr partmeat of the World'* Fair, on Roberta street, below Third, informs hit friepds and the puolie that he has on hand always an extensive and superior assortment of all roods in his line. In a short time he will return from a trip to th* East, and will bring with him ample supplies for every want, of whieh due notice will be given St. Paul, April 0 tf A. H. MOSLEY, MANIFACTCRKR AND DKAI.KR IX PIONEER BUILDINGS, CORNER THIRD AND JACKSON AJNT PAUL, FRIDA JBnttle. American House, Comer <f St. Anthony, Exchange and Fourth Streets, SAINT PAVE. 8. LONG, - - - Proprietor. fItHE Proprietors ol the American House respectful- A ly announce to their old patrons, and strangers visiting Saint Paul, that their popular hotel has been thoroughly renovated and fitted up with new and ele gant furniture, and that they are prepared to entertain those who may favor them with their patronage In a manner to fully sustain the character of their house as the leading hotel of the capital of Minnesota. XT Connected with the American ia a Livery Stable, prepared to furnish pleasure parties, and others, with elegant turnouts. Aprl9dly HKendota Ho us, Mendota , Minnesota Territory. MESSRS. CRISWELL ft FLYNN respectfully announce to the public that they hare taken this cominod'ou* and beautifully situated Hotel—at the mouth of the Min nesota River, and opposite Fort Snelling—and are now open and ready for the accommodation of strangers and travelers. No pains will be spared to accommodate both men and animals to the satisfaction of the traveling public. April 13, 1854. d6m* Le Sueur City Hous , JAS. S. PEBBY, • - Proprietor. THE present proprietor will spare no pains to make this one of the best houses in the Minnesota Valley. Situated just above the Big W oods, on the Minuesota River, the traveller will find a good home here. His ta ble will be supplied with tlio best the market affords; and everything necessary to make the traveller comfort able. Good stabling attached. A share of public pat ronage is solicited LeSueur City, July-12. jylg dtf Temperance Hous, SAINT PAVE, MINNESOTA, Jackson Street, between I bird and Fourth, LOTT MOFFETT, Proprietor. GOOD BOARDING, by the day or week, or month,on easy terms. 1 have kept hotel in bt. Paul for five years, and consequently understand the wants of all who are com pelled to board. Sign— “'‘•ware and Compass, declndl Winslow House. ST. PALL, MINNESOTA TERRITORY. THIS splendid establishment has lately changed into the hands of Mr. I*. E. Dorsey, late of the Saint 1-awrenco Hotel, Ogdensburgh, N. Y., who is renovating the establishment throughout, Painting, Papering, Ac., and is adding a large addition to the furniture now in the house, which will make it one of the most eomf.rtable and pleasant Hotels in the country. Mr. Doksky has had nearly twenty years experience in the Hotel business ; lias conducted some of the largest and best Houses in the South and North, and can safely say that he will make the Winslow House the favorite of the Western world. The House will accommodate com fortably two hundred and fifty guests. A liberal share of public patronage solicited. P. E. DORSEY'. Proprietor. St. Paul, July 30, 1855-d Aw. Merchants’ Hotel, Corner Third and Jackson streets , fronting the Steam boat Landing. M. S. ALLEN * • - Proprietor. HAVING taken the above Hotel and thoroughly re fitted and re-furnished it, Mr. ALLEN begs to in form the citizens of St. Paul and the traveling public, that he is now prepared to accommodate both board ers and travelers, in a manner unsurpassed in the citv. The table shall always be supplied with the best the market affords. The location of the Hotel being imme diately in front of the steamboat landing, and in the business portion of the city, makes it particularly de sirable to those who wish to depart oil boats or trans act business in the city. June 1-dawtf Central House, D. C. JOHNSON. Proprietor. WOULD respectfully apprise the public that he ha* thoroughly repaired and renovated this old and favorite house, and is now prepared to accommo date the traveling community upon the most reasona ble terms. Boarders taken by the day or week. His table will at all times be supplied with the choicest viands of the season. A number of attentive servants will always be in attendance. Sept. 15-dtf A HORSE! A HORSE# MY KINGDOM FOR A HORSE / / Richard is Himself again! COLLINS IN THE FIELD! IYHE undersigned takes this opportunity of inform . ing his old customers and the public generally, that he has resumed hia former business in the store of Sawtelle A Co., known as the World’s Fair, corner of Third and Roberts streets, in the Auction and Commis sion line. Particular attention paid to the sale of Horses, Bug gies, Wagons, ftc. Havinghad more experience in that line than any other person in the Territory, he would just say to those wishing to dispose of stock that they will find It to their advantage togive him a call. F. E. COLLINS, Pioneer Auctioneer. N. B.—Persons wishing to see me upon business will find me at the store of Messrs. Sawtelle A Co., or at the stable of J. A. Conley, on Third street, back o Chamblin A Morgan’s. May 29-dtf F. E. C. GROCERY AND FEED STORE N CON - XECTION WITH NOBLES’ MILL. lIIAVE established at Larpenteur’a old provision stand, Third street, next door above Jackson, an extensive Grocery and Feed Store, which will be sup plied with flour, corn meal, bran, shorts, and all other products of my Mil) at Trout Brook. Also, will be kept constantly ou hand a general assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES A PROVISIONS. All orders left at the Store for anything in my line will be promptly attended to, and the article delivered tree of charge in any part of th city. July 7, 1855. Wm. H. NOBLES. Ale, Porter and Cider Depot! JAMES CONNOLLY', having purchased the inter est of J. Anderson in the above business, informs the public thiat he will keep constantly on hand at his establishment, opposite the. Drug Store of Morton A Pace, a bountiful supply of the best brands of Ale, Por ter and Cider, embracing the best of English as well as American manufacture. He will also keep a stock at the old stand of J. Anderson, Robert* atreet. Give me a call, ye thirsty denizens of this terrestrial sphere. June 4,1855. dtf LAGER BEERY TiTREBH LAGER BEER, just received from St. Lou fj is, to be had at the Mi hvaukee Lager Beer Saloon comer of Jackson and Fifth streets. Sept. 5-dbt ALBERT KUBY. NASH, DOOR, AND BLIND FACTORY. TITHE undersigned respectfulUv informs the pnblicthat I tie has fitted up an establishment on the comer if Fourth and St. I’eters streets, in th* rear ofh- re-ny terian Church, for the manufacture of SASH. DOORS AND Hi. He will at all times keep on li in J . i.e largest and best assortment of all work in !.; it. e to hv found in Minne sots. Orders promp.ly . iied st the shortest notice, on reasonable teims. the attention of tli* pnhl’c is called to an examination ol his work and price-. X. P.—All orders from the country promptly attended ot. N. GROSS St. Paul, Augus 17, 1854. aug 16-dtf MATS WOODBURY A PUTNAM have just opened a large assortment of Hats and Caps of all description* which they ere offering at unuiualiy low prices, and are bound ot sell. Call on Woodbury A Putnam, comer Thirdtand Jackson street. Pioneer Building. St Paul, May 24, 55—tf Foster & Davis, KORWARIUNO AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, HAVE built a large and commodious Warehouse at the Rapids, where they sre ready to store and re ship freight. They also keep a well selected stock of GROCERIES 4c PROVISIONS, Of all kinds ; Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes, and Beady Made Clothing. People need not go to St. Paul t-' buy their Goods, tor we are bound to sell goods as cheap as they do in St. Paul, and all ws ask is to give us a call be fore going to St. PauL . All kinds of country produce takeu in exchange for Goods. Terms strictly cash. June 8, 1855. dawtf BOSTON BOOT A SHOE STORE. a W. MORSE A CO., Wholesale and ReUil Dealers. Boot* and Sheet, Third street, near Cedar, St. Paul. Jan S. UAwtf , OCTOBEK 13, 1855. St. iLonfs aßrfc’te. FkOM THE NEWaPAFEB ADVEHTIBIHO AOENCT OF „ w. S. SWIMMER, No. 14 Second street, St. l.ouia, Mo. EMPIRE SAW WORKS, w. L. F. GAGE A CO , Ware Hoorn, No. 37 Main Street, St. Louis, Mo., of every description of Extra LxJL Stfe * Mill, Circular, Pit, Muley, Cross Cut, an< * “d Saws, Saw Handles, Upsets and Cold Chisels, Trunk Springs, Knives, Reaper Sickles, Springs, etc. Old saws repaired and made as good as new at small cost. The undersigned have made such improvements an _ arrived at such perfection in the tempering and grind • ing department of their work, and take such pains to procure the best quality of steel, that they can assert without fear of contradiction, that their atock of saws on hand and now being manufactured, are and will be, not only equal to but superior to any made in or brought to this market. Every Saw sold under their guarantee will be mad j good to the purchaser i not found to be so on trial. March 20-daw one yr W. L. F. GAGE It CO. „ , „ SCARRITT Sc MASON’S MAMMOTH FURNITURE HALLS, No. CO Washington Avenue . Louis, Mo. OUR EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT ia so well known that it is scarcely necessary to do more in an advertisement than to assure our friends and the public that we have been eminently successful in getting pp a splennid assortment of FURNITURE for the Fall Trade, the most superior in style and quality, and particularly suited to a large and varied demand, both at wholesale and retail. An examination of our stock will show it to be com posed, both of home and foreign manufacture, having every advantage to be gained in either, including the neat and substantial medium, as well as the rich and expensive. Chairs from 50 cents to SSO ; Beds teds from $2 50 to SIOO ; Tables from $1 60 to SSO; Bureaus from $lO to SIOO, and so on in almost endless variety. Besides we have Spring, Hair, Cotton, Moss and Shuck Alaurasses, and all kinds of bedding. We can lumfsh a kitchen, bedroom, parlor, hotel or steamboat, in part or throughout, odd or to match, in oak, cherry, walnut, mahogany or rosewood. In short call and see. sepls-dftwtf SCARRITT it MASON. ROBERT S. CAVENDER. WHOLESALE DEALER IN WOODEN, WILLOW. ANI CEDAR WARE. No. 78 North Second ft., opposite Monroe Mouse, St. Ln us Missouri. HAS on hand and is constantly receiving Tubs, Cedar Measures. 2 A: 3 Hoop Pails. do Tubs, Covered Buckets. do Churns, Well do do Faucets, B. B. Cellar do Brooms of all kinds, I. B. do do ‘ Brushes do Mop Handles, Willow Cradles ft Wogons. Bale Boxes, do Baskets, Half bushel Measures, Rattan do & 3 bu. Clothes Pins, Corn do Rolling Pins, Nest Boxes, YYood Barrels, Manilla Mats, do Trays, Inte do Axe Handles, Nests, Measures, &c., &c Allot’which is offered at the lowest Cash Prices Bt. Louis. Mo. aug 17-<l2mftwly F. a. HUNT, J. E . HUNT. ate of llubbell & Huut. F. A. HUNT & CO., PRODUCE, ommissionk & Forwarding Merchants No. 19 Levee, St. Louis, Mo. YI r E adhere strictly to a Commission Business and we Tl solicit consignments of Produce, Merchandise, Ac Having ample facilities for doing business, which are unsurpassed by any house iu the Western country, par ticular attention will be paid to filling orders for any de scription of merchandise. Also, to Receiving and For warding Goods. Liberal advances will be made when re quired. F. A. Hunt refers to the numerous friends and patrons of the late firm of Hubbell ft Hunt of which he was a member TUK FIRM REFERS TO Lucas & Simonds, St. Louis. Doan, King ft Co., St. Louis. Page ft Bacon, u Hon. A. A. Lawrence, Boston Woods, Christy* Co “ Clafflin, Me lien ft Co., New Y'ork. Apsdftwtocts F. A. HUNT & CO. FIELD, BEARDSDEE 4- CO. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ' PIECE GOODS FOR MEN’S WEAR, No. 158 Main-st, St. Louis, Mo., TTAVE now in store a heavy and complete stock of goods suitable for the Autumn and Winter Sales. And are prepared to compete with anv Jobbing House IN THE UNITED STATES. The stock consists in part of the following goods, via: Clio T H . CASSIMERE3. DUFFILS, DOESKINS, KERSEYS SATINETS TRICOTS, TWEEDS, FELTS, JEANS, VESTINGS, CORDUROY'S, SATINS, VELVETEENS, VELVET?, BEAVERS, SERGES, PILOTS, SATIN DE CHINKS, FLUSHINGS, ALPACCAS, PETERSHAMS. LINSEYS, WHITNEYS, CLOALINGS. BLANKETS- Every description of TAILORS’ ft CLOTHIERS’ TRIMMINGS. A complete stock of Men’s Furnishing Goods. An invitation is hereby respectlullv extended to MERCHANTS, CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS, Visiting the city for the purpose of buying goods in this line, to examine our stock before making their purchases. All orders will receive prompt attention. FIELD, BEARDSI.EE & CO. Aug 13, 1855. daw2m SAINT PAUL BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY AND BOOK BINDERY, Third street, between Minnesota and Roberts, over Presley’s Grocery and Provision Store. THE undersigned having completed his arrangements for Rilling and Binding, is now prepared to furnish to order BLANK BOOKS, Of every description, Ruled and hound to any desired pattern, with or without printed headings. Particular and prompt attention paid to orders from county offi cers, bonks, Ac. Bill-heads, shipping bills, Ac., ruled and printed to order. Magazines, pamphlets, music, kc., bound in any style. Packages, containing directions for binding,, promptly attended to. J. A. M. HOISINGTON. St. Paul, Aug. 24, 1855. dtf BELLS! BELLS! BELLS! |i3QR Churches, Academies, Factories, Steamboat*. .■? Plantation*, etc., made by the subscribers, ana large assortment kept constantly on hand, mounted vith their newly improved Iron Yoke, which by a de tached plate permit* the Bell, without taking it from the Yoke, to be turned on it* vertical axis any distance however small or completely round, thus lessening the danger of a fracture from repeated blows of the Clapper in one place. The Yoke also combines the moveable arm by which the Bell may be raised or lowered in its bearing if desired, thus increasing or diminishing the force oftha blow. The recent adaptation ol Iron Cases, (in which they mount all sizes) increases their work ing facilities, and also enhances the quality of the cast ing ; which improvements, with those of 30 years during which the establishment has been in operation, have gained for their Bella an unequalled celebrity for volume of sound aud quality of tone, and for which they have just received, Jan. 1854, the First Premium at the World’s Fair, many of this country and Europe being in competition, and which is the 19th Medal they have received. Being located at the junction of Railroad, Canal and R ver routes, they can ship in any direction at a moment’s notice For further information apply for circular. Address ▲. MENEELY’S SONS. West Tray, Albany Co., New York. novll’s4dftwly BAILEY BROTHER*. STORAGE, FORWARDING, AND Commission Merchants. Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, and Hardware, Have received and ahall constantly keep on hand a large and complete Stock. Farmers and settlers in Dakotmh, Rice and Goodhue Ceuntiea wonld do well to give ua a call. We h vre bought our goods at the lowest prices, and can readily afford to sell them low for cash. llMtkiffi, Min. Ter.. May 85,1855-lywftd. a be as of N. A A As as


ocr: VOL. 11. DAILY PIONEER. PCBLLAIIKD ATST. lUCL, MINNESOTA, EVERT WEEKDAY MORNING ■ EARLE S. GOODRICH, Pioueer Buildings, Corner Ttiird and Jackson Street*, DAILY PIONEER, SIX DOLL AUS PER ANNUM. BATES OF ADVERTISING. RAN'SIENT ADVERTISEMENT!}—One Dollar per Square of Ten Lines, for the first insertion, and Fifty Cents per Square for each subsequent insertion. YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS—Ten lines of Nonpariel type make a Square: 1 Square, 1 insertion, $ 75 1 Square on* year,- -- 815 1 Square, each additional 25 Column, 3 months, - 15 1 Square, one week, - - 1 75 t> months, - 22 1 Square, two weeks, - 2 75 one year, - 30 1 Square one month, - 4 00 3 months, - 20 1 Square two months, 500 >iColumn, 0 months, - 30 1 Square, three mouths. 700 one year, - 45 Square, six mouth*, - V 00 1 Column, one year, - 75 All Advertisements, unless the time is specified, will be Inserted till forbid,and charged accordingly. Rook and Job Printing executed at this office in a supe rior style, at reasonable rate*. gqint Itoincgg (Sarftg. HOLLINSH£AD A: BECKER, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT UW AND So licitors in Chancery. Oflice the same at the one here tofore occupied by Rice, Hollinshead A Becker. WM. HOLLI.N BHKA D. ii ICO RGB L. HECK MR. St. Paul, May 31, 1855 jeldlf L. IHABVIN, DEALER IN SHOES, BOOT’S, Ac., Ac., Third Street, near Roberts, St. Paul. BOKI P A UAKIS, BANKERS and EXCHANGE BROKERS, Third Street, St. Paul. N xiSON Ac Cft. DKAIJ£R3 IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Ac., Roberts, between Third and Fourth streets, St. Paul. J.FKO*fl, WHOUCSAIJ: and RETAIL GROCER, Third Street, oppos ite the I‘ionkek Office, St. Paul. CATHCAKT A CO., WHOIJSAI E and RETAIL DEAIJiRS IN FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, No. 20 Roberts street, St. Paul. lUAUKLEY A KEHN. DEALERS IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Ac., St. Anthony street, one door above the American House, St. Paul. CHAHLEB E. MAIO A CO., WHOLESALE an.l RETAIL DEAIJiRS in HARDWARE, STOVES and TINWARE, Third street, between Minnesota and Robert* street*. St. Paul. CHAMRLIN Ac MORGAN. WHOLESALE aud RETAIL DEALERS in DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, Ac., Third street, St. Paul. J. T. HALSTED, SURVEYOR aud CIVIL ENGINEER, Office St. Anthony street, opposite the Empire Block, Upper Town, Saint Paul. W . U. FOHBES, FUR COMPANY ST. PAUL OUTFIT, also DRY GOODS aud GROCERIES, Third street, St. Paul. W. S. COMBS. HOOKS]ILI.£R and STATION EK, opposite the American House, St. Paul. AMES 4c VAN ETTEN, ATTORNEYS and COUNSELLORS AT LAW and SOLICIT OHS IN CHANCERY, Office corner of Third and Minne sota streets, St. Paul. _ TBUAIAN JTI. SMITH, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PUBLIC, COLLEC TOR aud GENERAL AGENT, corner of Third and Min nesota streets, St. Paul. J. W. SIMPSON, WHOLESALE GROCER, PRODUCE, FORWARDING and COMMISSION MERCHANT. Lower Levee, St. Paul, Minnesota. Advances made on Consignments. St. Paul, June-4th, 1854. dtt ~ IL F. MAST EUSON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT UW, St. Anthouy street, St. Paul. U. L. FULLER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN DRYGOODS, GROCERIES, AND PROVISION'S, near the Upper landing, St. Paul. _ GEO. L. UIiUKEH, AGENT OF HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Office iu brick block, above American House, St. Autliv uy street, St. Paul, Minnesota. WEES St HI NT, CABINET WARE ROOMS, and DEALERS IN SECOND HAND FURNITURE, Third street, St. Paul. HA W IGHOHNT St MATIIIN, FASHION ABLE TAILORS aud CLOTHIERS, Third street, near the Post Office, St. Paul. A7VANCE BROWN, REAL ESTATE BROKER, St. Anthony^Street, near Kellogg L Kinney’s store, St. Paul, Minnesota. J. B. wiOtney, !JAG UERREAN ARTIST, Corner of Third aud Cedar streets, St. Paul. Minnesota. G. S. SPERRY, M. D., HOMtEPATIILST AND SURGEON. OUice on Third Street, opposite C. E. MAYO A CO. Residence at the Central House. J. WOOOWARD, MERCHANT TAILOR and DRAPER, and Dealer in Cloth ing and Furnisliiug Goods, No. 5 Fort Street, under the Winslow House, Saint Paul, Minnesota. Sept. 5, 1854. 5 d&wtf JACOB J. NOAH, ATTORNEY AT LAW and SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, COMMISSIONER for Slates of Maine, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Al abama, Ohio and Louisiana. All instruments to be used or recorded in any of the above States, may be taken at my office in St. Paul. J. M. MATTHEWS, WAGGON aud CARRIAGE MAKER, Robert street, St. Paul. McClouds a walker, WnOLBSAUi and RETAIL DEALERS IN HARDWARE, MECHANICS TOOLS, FANCY IMPLEMENTS, Ac., near lumul of Third street, St. Paul. G. W. BIDDLE, UKG EON DENTIST, Main Street, between St. Peter’s aud Mar’Jet, St. Paul. SANBORN A FRENCH, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Commi* sinners for New England States, and New York. Office in the “Rice House,” St. Anthony street. JOHX B. SANBORN". (jaulutt) TUKODOKE HUKCH. ' JOSEPH BERGFEED, DEALER IN STOVES, MANUF’ACTUKKK of tin and Copper Ware, wholesale aud retail, at J. U. Byers’ o stand, Roberts street, St. Paul, Minnesota. Feb-1. \VM. SPRIGG IIALL, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and Com missioner for Maryland. Office corner of Third and Wa bashaw streets' opposite the Post Office, St. Paul. March 1, 1855.' dtf_ WAKEFIELD A BROWN. attorneys and counsellors at law, Holmes street, opposite the Wasson House, Shakopee, Scott County, Minnesota Territory—will give prompt attention to the business of their profession in this and mdJoiiuDg counties. Claims bought and sold. Infor matioa furnished with reference to titles free of charge. j.b. Wakefield. [novtSwly] l.m.bbown. PALJIER A HAYWARD, ATTORNEYS and COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Office No. 1, Empire Block, St. Paul, Minnesota. Jtycrcncts: Ex-President Fillmore, Buffalo, N. Y. Ex-Gov. Win. A. Palmer, Danville, Vt. Gov. W. A. Gorman,St. Raul, M.T. Hon. Hiram K. Jerome, Rochester, N. Y. Hon. D. A. Smalley, Burlington, Vt. Messrs. Kent, Eaton k Keut, New York City. KDWAUI C. PALMER. WILBI’K S . HAYWARD. IRWIN A JONES. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, St. Paul, Minnesota. Office at the office of the U. S. Marshal, corner of st. Anthony and Market streets. Dec. 4, 1854-dAwly M. W. IRWIN. a. c. jokes. C. D. GILFILLAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office opposite Borup k Oakes’ Banking House Third street, St. Pssl. dec. 13, 1854-dAwly " MBS. siegenthaiaS; ~ FASHIONABLE MILLINER, newly armed from St. I-ou- U, Jackson street, between F’ifth and Sixth, St. Raul. August 23, 1854. nag 23-dly WE 8. HABCAIX. Office, No. 85 Chambert street, New York, _ ATTORNEY A COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and Commissioner to take the acknowledgement of Deeds and other writ ings to be used in Wisconsin, Indiana, Minnesota, and other Western States. Dec. 10 tmarlfl RUBY A CALLENDER, ’ MANUFACTURER OP LINK, Shakopee, Minnesota. EARLE S. GOODRICH, PROPRIETOR. HENRY MORRIS, FANCY DRY GOODS MERCHANT, llaguerrean Building, Third street, near Cedar, St. Paul, Minnesota. 11. FOWLER, CLOCK and WATCH MAKER, St. Anthony Street, opposite the Rice House. St. Paul. ATTORNEY’S at Law and dealers in Real Estate. Ah stracts of titles furnished for St. Paul and St Au thony, and Ramsey County. Refer to Gov. Gorman, lion. D. Olinstead, Mayor SI. Paul. J. A. M. HOISINGTON, BOOK-BINDER, third story of B. Presley’s Brick House, Third street, will attend to all business in his line with which he may he entrusted. Books, Magazines aud Periodicals bound in any style, Old Books rebound and Music bound in QUICK time,for the Ladies. Saint Paul, Oct. 2. jt oct3d MACKI 'BIN 4c EDGERTON, BANKERS, EXCHANGE A REAL ESTATE BKOK :RS Oktict:— No 7, Winslow Hors* St. Paul, Minnesota. WILL buy aud sell Exchange—Discount good business paper at current rates—Receive Deposites—Buy and sell Real Estate on Commission—Make Collections—Take charge of Real Estate of non-residents, pay taxes, a id do all other business pertaining to their profession. KKFKKKNCKS: Willis A. Gorman, Governor Minnesota; Alexander Ram sey, Ex-Governor: Ogden, Jones ACo Chicago; Charles Marvin, Del. Bank, Delhi, N. Y.; Wadsworth A Shel 1011, N. Y.; H. A. Tucker A Co., Ex. Bank, Chicago; Harrison Fay, Boston. June, 24, 1854. THOROUGH BASS. Room* over the Boston Boot <t Shoe Store, 3 d st., St. Paul HAY’ING formerly been Tuner in a Piano Forte Manu factory, llie subscriber is prepared to attend to that department in a manner which will give satisfaction. March 1, 1855. dtf GEOBGE A. NOUR3E, ATTORNEY A COUNSELLER AT LAW. Office—oppo site Spooner’s new building, Lower Town, Rt. An thony, Minnesota. References. —Prof. Parsons, Law school, Cambridge; Prol Parker, do; Hon. E. G. Luring, do; Chief Justice Shaw, Boston; Hon.C. G. Luring, do; T. J. D. F’nller, Calms, Me; E. B Washburne, Galena, III.; Dutton Richardson k Co., Boston; Butchelder, Mann A Co. do; Stephen Brown A Sous, do; R R. Upton, K-q., St Autho ny, M. V. d 27 HOLLAND A HUNT, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Shakopee Minn. Terr., and Cliaska, Minn. Terr. Will attend jirompUy to all business entrusted to their charge, in the different Courts of the Territory, and particularly in the Courts of the Counties in the Minnesota Valley. Examinations iu reterenco to titles to lands made free of charge. J.VO. M. HOLLAND, THOMAS B. HUNT, Shakopee, Cliaska, Scott Couuty, Hennepin County, Minn. Terr Jail 30-dly Minn. Terr. UATUCABT, No 20 Robert Street, Saint Raul, M. T. wholf:salk AND retail dealer in foreign and domestic dry goods. KEEPS constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of fancy and staple Dry Goods, consisting i i part of Brown Sheetings, Shirtings, Stripes, Drilling, Prints, Muslin de I-lines, Lusters, Merinos, Velvets, Ho siery aud Gloves, Silks, etc. A large stock of Carpeting, Druggets. Mattings, aud all kinds of House Furnishings, low lor Cash at A. H. MOSLEY, MANUFAtTUKKR AND DKALKB IN ALL KINDS OF HATS, CAPS, FURS AND GLOVES, Third Street, opposite the Minnesotian Office. AH. M. has ou hand, in addition to a full stock ol • the articles above enumerated, a large assortment of INDIAN CURIOSITIES, And Gentlemen’s F’uniishiug Goods. He would also in form the Ladies aud Gentlemen of Minnesota, that lie ia prepared to make up all descriptions of Fancy Furs, la dies Riding Hats, and Gloves, at the shortest notice. The highest market price will be paid for Furs and Deer Skins. June 24, ’54 dly. ARSENAL, GETZ k CO., Dealers in all kinds of FANCY GOODS, Toys, Jewelry, Musical Instru ments, Accordeons, Cutlery, Sporting Apparatus, Fishing Tackle, Willow Ware, Perfumery, eel. Also, all kinds of Fruit, Nuts, Fancy Candies, and BEST IMPORTED CIGARS. All orders from abroad promptly attended to. ARSENAU, GETZ A CO., March 10-lyd Third street, next doorlo Presley. PATENT DIAMOND PRINTING PRESS. THE attention of Printers is respectfully called to the examination of a New Hand Printing Press, recently patented by Dr. J. Lewis, of Buffalo, New York. In pre senting this Press to the Trade, we rely entirely upon its merits as a cheap and desirable article, combining iu a small space, all the requisites of a Printing Press. The fact that Printers have long desired a Press which could he afforded at a low price, has been the main in ducement in getting this up; and although not a Machine Press , yet work can be done well and expeditiously by a boy. The platen acts the same as a tyuipan on the or dinary hand press, being hung on hinges, and balanced with spiral springs, and when down upon die form, the power is given by pressing down upon the lever. Tlx rolling of the form under the platen being entirely dis pensed with. These Presses are set up ready for use, and can be sunt to any part of of the country, with less expense than any other l*ress, being less .in size and weight. We are now making three sizes, the smallest of which will make 500 impressions per hour, on cards aud other small work tor which it is designed. Saint flaul Business (fiarbs. ALEXANDER RET, WHOLESALE GROCER, FORWARDING AND COMMIS sion Merchant, Lower Levee, St. Paul, Minnesota. Feb. 24, 1855. feb24ly BEWALL 4c DENSMORE, CIVIL ENGINEKKI), offer their services for surveying ami subdividing lands, making surreys and estimates for roads, bridges, and hydraulic works Particular atten tion also given to draughting and copying plans. Office in Post Office building, St. Paul, Minnesota. declßdtf ' A. JL 4c O. T. UAYEU ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW, Has ting*. Minnesota Territory. *ept2l wtf DB. J. H. DAY, WILL practice hi* profession in Saint Paul and viclni ty. Office on Bench street. B. W.ILOTT, ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT I .AW and GENERAL LAND AGENT. Particular attention will be given to collections, paying taxea, entering lands, securing pre emptions, and entriea made by military land war rants. J. C. BURBANK 4c Co., STORAGE, FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS! GROCERS, and DEALERS IN GRAIN aud PROVISIONS Wluirf Boat, St. Paul, Minnesota. P. T. BBADEEV, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF SAD DLES, HARNESS, BRIDLES, COCEaRS, VALISES, Ac. Keeps constantly onliaud all kinds of Leather; Oak and Hemlock Sole, Band, Bellows, Ac ke. St. Anthony street. St. Paul, Minnesota. may 8. CTHAMILTON A Co., BOOKSELLERS A STATIONERS, No. 3 Winalow House, corner of Eagle and Fort street*. WILLIAM BREWSTER, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE and Notary Public, Bank Row, (up stairs) Saint Paul. Feb. 2-dtf NEWELL 4c TOMPKINS. W. P. INGALLS, TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE, VOCAL MUSIC AND Parker & Carver, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. WILL make collections—pay taxes—loan money— and attend to all the business of a General Collec ting Agency. March 29, 1855-ylyd HAT'S. WOODBURY St PUTNAM have just opened a large assortment of Hats and Caps of all descriptions which they are offering at unusually low prices, and are bound to sell. Call on Woodbury St Putnam, corner Third and Jackson street. Pioneer Building. St Paul, May 24, 55—tf PRICES, WEIGHT kSt> SIZE. runs. KED. WEIGHT. ERICK Half Cap, Cap 14x10 17x19 245 75 lamg Med. or Preof. They are made eutirely of Iron, aud warranted. M. W. CHASE k CO., Manufacturers and /Me Proprietors, Office No. 6 East Swan street, Buffalo, New York. Wkiaw k Webb, Agents for New York. Messrs. *. S. GOODRICH k CO., at the Piosek* Office at Saint Paul,* are Agent* for these Presses, and will re ceive orders for them at manufactured prices, adding transportation. One of them can constantly be seen iu operation at the Piokekb Office. We recommend them, after foil trial ef their capacity for good work add speed, jnae 29-dtf K. 8. GOODRICH It CO. PIONEER BUILDINGS, CORNER THIRD AND JACKSON STREETS. SAINT PAUL, WEDNESDAY MOKNING, JUNE 20, 1855. Desire Michaud, Robert* Street, below j Third, next to World'* Fair. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER ’ GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WINES, LIQUORS, Wooden & Willow Wave, BOAT STORES, etc., etc. Has recfivedhis extensive and com plete SPRING STOCK OF GOODS ! Selected by himself, in the St. Louis and Eastern mar kets, and which he believes to be fully equal, if not su perior, to any now on sale in Saint Paul. DESIRE MICHAUD, Thankful for ihe numerous favors bestowed upon him, has endeavored to meet the wishes of his customers in his recent purchases, and has pleasure in setting forth the following, as a list of a portion of his heavy stock. Extra and superfine Hour, in bbls., of the most approved brands, 200 sacks extra and superfine flour, 200 do corn meal, 2000 bushels corn, white and yellow, 1000 do oats, 100 do marrowfat peas, 50 bbls N O clarified sugar, 12 hhils N O brown sugar, 6 do crushed and powdered sugar, 10 )i bbls do do do 10 bbls sugar house syrup, 50 kegs (10 gsll) do 50 sacks Rio coflee, 25 half chests tea of all descriptions, 100 boxes do do 5 bags whole pepper, 5 baskets olive oil, 10 boxes ground do 100 boxes sardines, 2 bags allspice, 24 do clams, 5 boxes ground allspice, 24 do lobsters, 20 mats cassia, 4 bbls pickled herring, 5 boxes ground cassia, 10 U bbls do 1 bbl cloves, 20 do white fish 2 boxes ground cloves, 30 cans 12 6lb mustard, 1 bbl nutmeg, 50 doxen l 4 fy >,||» do 1 keg mace, 20 do vinegar preserves, 1 bbl tapioca, 25 do ketchups, 1 bbl sago, 25 do pepper sauce, 3 bbls pearl barley, 10 do preserved fruits, 10 boxes vermicelli, 5 do pie fruits, 10 do macaroni, 10 boxes yeast powder, 2 do farina, 1 bbl cream taitar, 2 do broma, 4 kegs sodasalaratus, 20 do chocolate, 1 keg carb. soda, 10 bbls almonds, 50 boxes summer pressed 5 do walnuts, candles, 1 do filberts, 50 boxes Riggs’ palm soap, I do Brazil nuts, 25 do family soup, 1 do pecan nuts, 5 do variegated soap, 5 boxes Smyrna currant*, 5 do castile soap, 0 bb la rice, 50 pkgeschewing plug tobacco, all qualities, 50 boxes smoking tobacco, Goodwin * Murray, 50 reams wrapping paper, four sizes, 100 Mills’ percussion caps, G D, 50 sacks assorted shot, 10 bxs cannister rifle powder, 5 kegs blasting powder, 150 kegs Boston nails, every size, 20 do wrought do STORES FOR STEAMBOATS, LUMBER MEN, ETC. Fine old Brandies of the favorite brands of Otard, l»u --puy tf Co.; Pinet, Castillon A Co.; A. Seignette Ro chelle, etc. Old Madeira, Lobo Sherry, Brown and Pale do, in bottles and in the cask, of choice flavor and high quali ty. Clarets of the Chateau Margoux, Durveruuy, and other brands, in glass; and every variety of choice Li quors to be obtained in the mnrket. Also— -100 barrels whiskey, 20 do Monongahelu, 20 do old rye, 10 do Bourbnn, 25 do New York brandy, 5 do Holland gin, 5 do Port wine, 5 do claret wiue, 8 do white wine, 2 do old Madeira, 2 do old Sherry wine, 10 do Southern wine, 10 do brandy cherries, 100 empty kegs, five and tell gallons, 50 demijohns, various sizes. WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, Every variety for domestic use, and of the choicest qualities, including a new style of Oak Buckets, the best ever brought to market. A superb lot of the finest and most delicious Cigars. PORK, LARD AND BUTTER, Always on hand. F’resh Butter from the dailies in the vicinity of St. Paul and from below, daily received. Every attention will be given to orders sent, and the utmost care taken to give satisfaction to the purchaser. The stock is being constantly renewed by fresh arri vals. Business is requested. DESIRE MICHAUD, May 29-dAwtf Roberts street. Joseph Bergfeld, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in STOVES AND TIN WARE! Hardware, Agricultural Implements, LIFT ANI) FORCE PUMPS Of all kinds, etc., etc., etc. ROBERTS STREET. BELOW THIRD STREET. JOSEPH BERGFELD having purchased the exten sive stock and establishment of Mr. J. 11. Byers, is ready to supply purchasers. His stock, in all its branches, has been largely increased, and by the aid ol COMPETENT WORKMEN, He is enabled promptly to fill all special orders. There is not an establishment ill the city which has a larger or more various stock of the most approved kinds of PARLOR, HALL AND KITCHEN STOVES, And among them may be found the following, with all the utensils complete, viz— Charter Oak, Empire State, Black Diamond, Union Air tight, American Air-tight, Albion Air-tight, Western Queen, M‘ ruing Star, Prize Premium California, do Eastern, do Eagle, do Pioneer, do Air-tigbt, do Uncle Sam, do In the general assortment will he fouud— LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS, HYDRANT RAMS, INDIA RUBBER HOSE, CHAIN PUMPS, SUGAR KETTLES, LIGHTNING RODS, BAKE OVENS, TIN LINED STOVE UTENSILS, JAPAN’D WARE, BRITTANNIA WARE, ICE CHESTS, WATER COOLERS, CHAFING DISHES, SPIRAL SCALES, Faucets, Fancy Tin Ware for Confectionery purposes, Japanned Tea Chests, orna mented, all kinds of Brass Ware, Battery Kettles, etc. TIN AND COP PER-SMITHING Promptly attended to. Every order sent to this estab lishment will meet with prompt attention. Work warranted. JOSEPH BERGFELD. St. Paul, June 1. dawtf BAILEY BROTHERS) STORAGE, FORWARDING, AND Commission Merchants. Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, and Hardware, Have received and shall constantly keep on hand a large and complete Stock. Farmers and selUers in Dakotah, Rice and Goodhue Ceusties wonld do well lo give us a call. We have bought our goods at the lowest prices, end can readily afford to aell them low for cash. Hastings, Min. Ter.. May 25, 1855-lywAd. CSrocerfrs, sct. — l» CIGA R S ! e&roctrita N. E. Tyson & Co., Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Wiue, Liquor, aud Provision ME R CHANTS, ROBERT STREET, BETWEEN 3d AND 4TH STS., St. Paul. To the Trade of St. Paul and the Merchants OF THE UPPER COUNTRY AN IMMENSE NEW STOCK OF FRESH GRO CERIES, WINES, LIQUORS AND PROVISIONS. Great inducements to Trade in Saint Paul Upon an Undeviating Cash System ! AT L. TYSON & 00. have been and are now receiving i.l • by every arrival from the Eastern aud Southern Markets, the Largest Stock of Groceries, Liquors, and Pro visions, ever bkoightto Mimnesotx, and more than dou ble that which was thought to be entirely too large for for the anticipated business of last year. This stock Ims been purchased and brought here thus early in the season for the reason that there might be low water at a later period during its continuance; and eonsequentlg the ad ded charges of high freight and incidental outlays have been avoided. YVe are, therefore, prepared now to sell our stock at unusually low prices FOR CASH OR APPROVED PAPER. The utmost care has beeu exercised in making up this selection of goods, and it is confidently believed that it comprises a full and choice assortment of EVERY ARTICLE IN THE TRADE. Merchants from the Upper Country are solicited to make a personal inspection of our stock, or send their orders, which will be promptly attended to. Every facility will bo offered for the speedy transportation of goods, and pur chasers may rely ouall their wants arid directions being strictly attended to. All goods sold are guaranteed to be of llie quality rep resented; and it is certain that purchasers in the trade can Bud in our stock articles as numerous, and at prices as low, as they can be obtained iu St. I.oc is,or any of the Eastern markets. A comparison of our prices with those of St. ls>uis and Eastern cities, is invited, and when the expense of travelling is considered, the loss of lime iu transportation, the dangers ol navigation, and the wear and tear of packages, may be entirely avoided by pur chasing of us, we think we stand on something more than an equality with them iu the inducements we offer to the Trade. WHOLESALE DEALERS FROM THE UPPER COUNT IV Will find with us all they want,and at cheap prices. Our stock consists in part of the following articles : 20 hhds sugar 100 bxs table salt 70 bbls A k B clarified 20 bxs cheese 40 crushed k powder’d do 100 bbls soda, nutter,V water 30 N 0 do crackers 50 hf bbls k kegs syrup do 26 do pilot bread 50 sks Kio Coffee 200 drums figs 150 kegs assorted nails 40 bxs pickles 200 bxs palm k rosin soap 400 bags dairy salt 100 do mould k star eandl’s 100 bbls mess pork 125 bf cb Imp AY II tea 300 do Jasper Hour 100 bxs do 10 hhds canvassed hams 100 bush dried apples 10 do plain 100 “ peaciies 5 do shoulders 150 bxs chewing tobacco 5 do clear sides 60 M regalia cigars 15 bbls leaf lard 10 bbls saleratus 100 kgs do 25 bbls No 1,2A3 mackerel 50 lbs nutmegs 20 bxs herring 100 bxs yeast powder 100 kits mack’rel A salm’n 50 doz buckets 10 bxs Baltimore oysters 20 nests tubs 15 cans sardines 30 doz w ashboards 5 tierces rice 20 bxs clothes pins 40 bbls cider vinegar 30 coils cordage 10 do tar, pitch A rosin 30 bxs starch 50 bxs raisins 100 bxs Windsor glass DM) do mustard 10 bbls almonds A filberts v’s do ground pepper 20 cases blacking 10 do ginger 200 M I) percussion caps 20 bgs pepper A pimento 50 M water proof do 100 lbs cloves 50 blls com meal 20 bxs pepper sauce 200 cases matches 50 do T 1> pipes 50 bxs pint flasks 50 doz brooms 25 do qt do 10 bales wrapping tw ins 200 bags assorted shot 50 bxs smoking tobacco 10 bbls smoking tobacco 76 reams wrapping paper 20 bx chocolate 15 bxs tomato catsup 50 bxs tin foil tobacco 10 do walnut do 60 bxs assorted candies 50 doz lnauilla bedcords 100 deniijolius assorted 25 do hemp do 10 doz shoe brushes 10 bbls lard oil 10 do scrubbing brushes 1 case dusters WINES AND LIQUORS. 100 bbls Peake’s Magnolia 2 bbls N E ruin whiskey 20 csks Muderia wine 50 libls Bourbon do 5 do sherry 75 Monongaliela do 50 bxs Claret wine 26NYbrandy lObxs brandy cherries 10 bbls Baltimore giu 10 lemon syrup do Holland do 50 baskets Heidsick wine 60 qts A 8 csks brandy 20 bxs peppermint 10 csks port wine 20 bxs Stoughton bitters 5 do ale and porter 10 csks Malaga wine 5 do peach brandy 20 bbls cherry brandy 5 do old Mon whiskey 2 do Irish whiskey 2 Scotch do Choice Brandies, Wines, Liqueurs, etc. N. E. T. A Co. have secured a costly assortment of old and choice qualities of Brandies, Wines aud Liquors, both iu wood and bottled. In the assortment will be found— Old Otard, Dupuy A Co, Vintage, 1840; A. Seiguette, pale and dark; fine flavor; Pellervoisin aud Leger Frercs, pale and dark; Old Southside Madeira, in bottles; Old Port, crusted, a very superior article lor lainily uso aud mediciual purposes; Brown Sherry, in the bottles and in the wood; Maraschino,Caracoa.and other liqueurs of the most ap proved and genuine brands. CIGARS. A large uss n tuieut of the best and most favorite brands, of all qualities. BOAT STORES. A full and complete stock of stores for the supply of boats kept constautly on hand and at the lowest prices, iuclu diug Provisions, Cordage, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, etc., etc. There is nothing in our line, it is confidently belivod,but what we caa supply—aud always ou the most favorable terms. N. E. TYSON A CO., May 28. 55 dfcwtf. Robert Street. NEW. ELEGANT AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Of Dry Goods, Groceries, and Provisions. D . L. FILLER, HAS just received his large and elegant stock of spriug goods from the East. Owing to the lateness of the season, he will offer it at EASTERN PRICES FOR CASH. Go and examine it for yourselves, and you will be suie to buy. Among his stock ofPKY Goons mav be found— -2 cases Delaines, plain and fancy, very handsome. 8 “ Prints ol every description. 2 “ Assorted Ginghams 3 “ Bleached Cotton. 10 bales Unbleached Cottou. 4 “ Ticking, 2 “ Demins’, 2 “ blurting Stripes, 4 “ Drilling.-, 2 *• Osbaburg’s, 60 pieces Assorted Crashes, 50 “ “ Diapers. A full assortment ot lIOSEKV, GLOVES, LINEN, HAND KERCHIEFS. Ac. Ac., too numerous to spi*cifv. His stock of CLOTHING and GENTS FL’KNISUING GOODS is the best ever offered in the market, and will be sold very cheap. It comprises everything in its line. Don’t fail to call and examine it if you want bargains. He lias al-o received aud is receiving by every boat, GRO CERIES of all kinds, liawvs. beef, pork, Uuur, Ac., and will sell them at the lowestpriies. Juae. 12-dwtf D. L. FULLER. ST. PAUL WON A BRASS FOUNDRY. It 11 IS Establishment is now furnished with a good as sortment of PATTERNS, and is ready to till orders for CASTINGS of all descriptions, ou short notice aud reason able terms. Having an experienced Pattern Maker in our employ, we can get up Patterns of any description that may be called for. Also, IRON TURNING and FINISHING done in the best manner. BRASS and COMPOSITION CASTINGS made to order Rabbit Metal constantly on hand. Jld.Cant Iron, Brass, and Copper taken in exchange 'or , E. k J. B. GILMAN. St. Paul, August 10,1854 aug 19 d&wly BOXTON BOOT A SHOE STORE. B. W. MORSE k CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers Boots and Shoes, Third street, near Cedar, St. Paul. Jan. 8. dfewtf Groterfcg, set. A . L. Earpentcur, Third strett, at the comer of Jackson sheet. WHOLESALE 4c RETAIL DEALER IN I)RY GOODS, HARDWARE GRO ceries, Roots, Shoes, Clothing, Parmivg Implements, Furnishing Goods, etc., etc., etc. SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY! AL. LAKI’ENTEUR announces that, taking ad • vantage of the experience of past years, and with an accurate knowledge of the wants of his cus tomers, he is prepared to supply well, and with saiis fbction to purchasers, as regards prices and qualities of goods, all articles in the line of DRY GOODS, LIGHT HARDWARE, CLOTHING, Etc., etc. His stock has been bought on such terms as enable him to compete with any in the trade, and he wishes it understood that, unlike any other establish ment in tSt. Paul, he cun furnish, front his own stores, COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR IMMIGRANTS, Who have come to Minnesota to locate. Recent arrivals have brought to him, among other goods, the following— PROVISIONS. 1 bbl nutmegs, 200 sack* extra and super -1 keg mace, fine flour, 1 bbl tapioca, 200 do corn meal, 1 bbl sago, 50 bbls N O clarified sugar, 20 boxes chocolate, 12 hltds N O brown sugar, 1 box pecan nuts, C do crushed and powdered 5 baskets olive oil, sugar, 100 boxes sardines, 10 '4 bills do 25 do clams, 10 bbls sugar house syrup, 24 do lobsters, 50 ten gallon kegs do 4 bbls pickled herring, 50 sucks Rio coflee, 10 bbls do 25 half chests tea of all de -20 do white Ash, scriptions, 30 cans 12 A Clb mustard, 100 boxes do 50 dozen 'i A >ilb do 5 bags whole pepper, 20 doz vinegar preserves, 10 boxes ground do 25 doz ketchups, 2 hags allspice, 25 doz pepper sauce, 5 boxes ground allspice, 10 doz preserved fruits, 2 mats cassia, 5 doz pie fruits, 5 boxes ground cassia, 10 boxes yeast powder, 1 bbl cloves, 1 bbl cream tartar, 2 boxes ground cloves, 4 kegs soda salaratus, 50 boxes Riggs’ palm soap, 1 keg carb. soda, 25 do family soap, SOhoxes summer pressed sdo castile soap, randies, SUNDRIES. 50 pkges chewing plug tobacco, all qualities, 50 boxes smoking tobacco, Goodwin tf Murray, 50 reams wrapping paper, four sizes, 100 Mills’ percussion caps, G D, 50 sacks assorted shot, 10 boxes cannister rifle powder, 5 kegs blasting powder, 150 kegs Boston nails, every size, 20 do wrought do STORES FOR STEAMBOATS, Lumbermen, etc. WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, Every variety for domestic use, and of the choicest qualities. CIGARS. A superb lot of the finest and most delicious Cigars. FORK, LARD AND BITTER, Always on hand. Fresh Butter, daily received. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRYGOODS. The Latest Spring Styles of Goods, Selected recently at ihe East, and purchased at prices which will euahle us to sell at the very lowest market rates. The Laities, especially, are invited to call and examine the slock of FURNISHING GOODS, LACE WINDOW CURTAINS, FRENCH EMBROIDERIES,etc., Which with the assortment of Prints and Ladies Dress Goods, will be found amongst the largest and most complete that has ever been offered in this murket. Gentlemens Dress & Furnishing Goods Clothing, Ready-made Shirts, Hosiery, and almost ev ery article necessary to a Gentleman’s Wardrobe, al ways on hand. BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, ETC. From the most celebrated makers at the east, in all va rieties. LIGHT HARDWARE, FARMING IMPI.E - meats, etc., elc. A very extensive stock constantly kept up, with espe cial reference to the wauls of the Farmers of the Ter ritory, and those wlio are about to open farms. With plenty of help lo wait on customers, and plen ty of goods of all sorts to sell, the undersigned hopes to merit and receive a proper portion of patronage from the community. A. L. LAKPKNTEUR. St. Paul, June 1. dawtf BELLS! BELLS! BELLS! Y7V)R Churches, Academics, Factories, Steamboats. JP Plantations, etc., made by the subscribers, and a large assortment kept constantly on hand, mounted with their newly improved Iron Yoke, which by a de tached plate permits the Bell, without taking it from the Yoke, to be turned on its vertical uxisany distance however small or completely round, thus lessening the danger of a fracture from repeated blows of the Clapper in one place. The Yoke also combines the moveable arm hy which the Bell may be raised or lowered in its bearing if desired, thus increasing or diminishing the force of the blow. The recent adaptation ol Iron Cases, (in which they mount all sizes) increases their work ing facilities, and also enhances the quality of the cast ing ; which improvements, with those of 30 years during which the establishment has been in operation, have gained for their Bells an unequalled celebrity for volume of sound and quality of tone, and for which they have ust received, Jan. 1854, the First Premium at the World’s Fair, many of this country and Europe being in competition, and which is the 19th Medal they have received. Being located at the junction of Ruilroad, Canal and liver routes, they can ship in any direction at a moment’s notice. For further information apply for circular Address A. MENEELY’S SONS. West Troy, Albany Co., New York. novll’s4dfcwly OEO. N. PROFPEK PROFFER A WILCOX, DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE, PRACTICAL SURVEYORS $ GENERAL LAND AGENTS. Office, in the U S. Land Office Building, Minneapolis m. r. SURVEYING Sl PLATTING of every description done with accuracy. Particular attention given to Surveying and Locating Government Lands in the Pine ries aud elsewhere in the Territory. Gold and Land Warrants are in request—investments made or loans negotiated ; collections made and taxes paid—agen cies solicited. Strangers and citizens wishing to locate, sell or pur abase lands are invited to call. Claimants can make advantageous arrangements with us for their purchase money. Valuable property now and always on hand in the Embryo Cities of Minneapolis, St. Anthony and St. Paul ; also, improved farms, rural and Pine lands, all of which we offer on the most liberal terms. We re spectfully solicit, and hope to merit, a share of public and private trust. August 31, 1854. aug. 81-dlcwtf GROVELAND, GARDEN AND NURSE RY, 'VTEAR the Half-Way House, between St. Paul mid St. Anthony. We have the pleasure of offering to he public the coming spring, a choice lot ol Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Dahlias, Ac. Also, Garden and Flower seeds in large or small quantities. Feb. 8. 1855-wiy L. M. FORD » CO. CITY A COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE. WE offer for sale the follow ing desirable properl) at low prices and ou liberal terms: 1 Lot, (routing the Market House door. 75 Lots, well located, in Kittson’s Addition. 150 acres timber land, ten miles from town. Feb. 6, 1855-oawGmd liORUP A OAKES. PRESCOTT LAND OFFICE. P. V. WISE, GENERAL LAND AGENT AND DEALER IN REAL ESTATE. LANDS Entered, I-and Warrants located, Taxes paid, Interest paid on State Lands, kc. Township Plats lor Male, Izands selected, and everything connected \*itl» the Land business done promptly. IT~j* Address Prescott, Pierce county, Wisco sept 21’54-wly nn *’ VALUABLE PROPERTY *'OR BALE FRYHE undersigned, wishing to dispose ot his property, JL now offers at private sale the Hotel known as the Wasson House, Furniture, and Stabling. This property is one of the best stands for a public house and livery sta hie in the Minnesota Valley. For particulars, inquire of the subscriber ou the premises. WM. M. SHERWOOD. Shakopee, Scott County, M. T., Feb. 14, 1855. wtf PRIME HAVANA CIGARS. THE Best Brands of thg day—selected from the stock of one of the largest importers in Philadelphia.— Warranted lo be of the finest quality and flavor. No finer lot has ever been received in St. Paul. WOOLFF Sc STEEVER, Democrat Buildiug, opposite Post Office. St. l’aul, May 11,1855. dt f SIX DOLLARS PER ANNUM. Save your Dimes aud Diminish your Expenses. SELLING OFF AT COST* FIRST rate Delicious Butter 31 ft. Superior Lard 12>i cents ft. Extra Imperial Tea, Mackeral, White Fish, and Pickled Herring; Lard Oil, one dollar a gallon; I.inseed Oil, Glass and Putty; Excellent Mess Pork; White Beans and Peas; Rio Uofl'ee, 8 ft for a dollar!!! Pressed, Mould Candles ltic.T*, lb. Star Caudles and Burning Fluid; W ith many other necessary and useful articles needed by families at the Cheap Ca>.h Grocery Store .Hatched to the WOLFE’S SCHIEDAM, SCHNAPPS; Ayre's Cherry Pectoral; Jayne’s Expectorant; Aud all the Patent Medicines in use; For sale at the Multcm in Parvo Dave Stork. IV. H. JARVIS, “CHEAP SWEETENING.” [V O. SUGARS at retail at very low rates, f* e Clarified, Crushed and Powdered Sugars, Sugar House Syrup Molasses, 60 c. ft gallon. at JARVIS’ Drug and Grocery Store. GARDENING AND GARDEN SEEDS. C 1 ARDEN SEEDS, true to their marks, perfect in their JT production, and j>o-sessing vitality, are not only of the highest importance to the cultivator, but the dealer is also interested in having those of the first quality, aa on this his reputatiou aud success depend. Yet the deal er aud the seed grower arc often blamed when not in fault; for good seeds will often fail, from unfavorable cir cumstanees. They may fail from the ground being too cold and wet, or from its being too hot and dry. Lying in a dry soil, exposed to a scorching sun, their vitality is soon destroyed. Many hard seeds, as earrot, pannep, etc., should have the soil rolled or pressed upon them otherwise they are liable to fail. Sometimes the tender plants start well, and, in th course of one or two days, and before the owner gets view of them, they are all eaten by insects, and the seeds man is blamed. Again, insect* devour them before they come out of the ground. Seeds may be buried too deep to vegetate; and shallow planting, on a dty soil, in hot weather, is very liable to failure. Powerful manures, such as hen or pigeon dung, guano, chemical manures, and those under powerful fermentation, may destroy seed with which they come in contact. Seeds often fail, from poverty in the soil. When there are so many causes of failure, it is not remarkable that failures occasionally lake place; and the cultivator should investigate these subjects thoroughly, end not blame the seeds man with out reflection and candor. In the selection of my seeds, groat care is taken to have only those which can he relied upon, and raised by expe rienced growers; - and those kinds which cannot be raised in this country without much difficulty and uncertainty, arc imported from the most reliable sources in Europe. For sale at the “Multumin Parvo.” W. 11. JARVIS, Druggist. OAA LBS. RUTABAGA, White, Flat and Globe Tur "JU nij» Seed. Table Fait, and Fishing Tackle, at JARVIS’ Drugstore. JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS. EARLY Y’ORK Imported Cabbage Seed, “ Imperial Peas—May, June, and Marrowfat, for sale by JARVIS’ Seed Store. DEALERS supplied with seeds by the box of 150 pa pers in each, a fine variety. “AVINDOW GLASS, JARVIS I” GLASS ail sizes will be furnished cheaper than ever ot tered before in St. Paul. FRAiiL coming season for building will find “JAKY’IS” A- at home with a heavy stock of Oils, Paints, Colors and Window Glass, lo which the attention of my old cus tomers, ami as many new ones as can crowd into tli* little Mri.TTH tv I’arvo, is invited. CENTRAL DRUG STORE. WOLFF 4c STEEVER, DRUGGIST S A N I» P HARM ACE UTISTB ) TTTILL open a choice, fresh and complete stock of VV Drugs, Perfumery, Materials, etc., iu their new store in the Democrat Building. Messrs. W. A S. have had ample experience in their bu siness, especially in the Prescriptive Department, to which the most careful and constant attention will be given. St. Paul, May 2, 1855. tf All Old Drug Store! UNDER A NEW FIRM. MORTON & PAGE, having purchased the entire interest of L. C. Kinney in the Drug Store situat ed in the “ World’s Fair” building on Third street, with the intention of transacting a Wholesale and Retail Drug business, in all its branches, offer to their frienda and the public a lull and complete assortment of the best description of goods usually found in their line, at fair prices. We shall purchase none but pure, unadul terated medicines, and ahall guarantee all articles to be such as represented by us to our customers. With the assistance of an able and experienced German and French Chemist, we trust we shall give satisfaction in all our sales. Store open at all hours, day and night. March 8. tf A FINE ASSORTMENT of Fresh Garden Seeds, just received by Express, end for sale by March 8-tf MORTON A PACE. 1 KA RUTABAGA SEED for sale, in quanti lOU ties tosuil parchasers, by March 8-tf MORTON A PACE. CARLOS WILCO X ONION SEED, White aud Red, In bulk, for sale by March 8-tf MORTON St PACE. -I /\ BUSHELS RED TOP CLOVER SEED for sale 11 J by MORTON Sf PACE. March 8. if TO PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS. HASKELL & MERRICK’S extra powdered Drugs, and Tildena’ extracts of Belladonna Conium, ete., or sale by MORTON If PACK. March 8. if SODA, Cream Tartar, Carb. Ammonia, and Oil of Ve rnon, for Bakers and Confectioners, for sale by March 8-tf MORTON A PACE. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of PalntandVarnUh Brushes for sale by MORTON A PACE. March 3. If PERFU MERY, Fancy Goods, Fine Cutlery, and Pa tent Medicines, wholesale and retail, by March 8-tf MORTON If PACE. A SPLENDID lot of Fishing Tackle, silver and brass mounted. Trout, Bass, and general Rods, three to six joints. Silk, grass, linen and hair lines, silk worm gut, Henning’s Limerick curbs, and gravitation books, sinkers, Boats, and artificial baits, fur sale by March 8-tf MORTON APACE REMOVAL). ' ” . - ~ DR. MORTON has removed his office to the Drug store recently occupied by L. C. Kinney, two doors below the World’s Fair store. roo. • DR. WHEELER’S rfTONIC SHERRY WINE BITTERS), to be found JL at his ngenry. ALEX. ELY- Feb. 22. _ „ dtf Minnesota Mill. TqllE Proprietors announce that the above new Mill is now in full ti-le ot successful operation, and that they are prepared to furnish any amount of Ilouror Meal and also to do any custom work in the grinding depart ment, to order. ROLLINS, UPTON k EA-TMAN. St. Anthony, April 10. d3m BREWSTER’S ADDITION. TO those wishing lots for re.-idences this addition pre rents great inducements. Terms, one-fourth down the balance on time to suit purchasers. Maps of lots and prices to be seen at our office. NEWELL A TOMPKINS, Agents for proprietors. On Third st. opposite Mayo A Co. Nov. 22-dtf E KANDY for sale, by tlie pint or barrel, by Nov. dtf W. B. MoGROARTy. NOTICE TO MY CUSTOMERS, AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. HEREAFTER 1 Will only be found at my atall, in the St. Paul Market House,on Mondays, Wednes days, and Saturdays. This arrangement will com inence on Monday the 20th instant. I will still be pro pared, on those days, to supply the public with the choicest qualities of FRESH MEATS. Feb. lb, 1865-tfd C. RCOTT. NO. 35 . Dvugs & Jttetticftug, TO CASH CUSTOMERS!. Ml LTUM IN PaEVO llßt'O StoSK. On sth, between Jackson and Roberts streets, W. H. JARVIS. JARVIS’ Seed Store, Mclttm in I’arvo Dkuo Stork. Third Street, opposite P. O. Building.


ocr: 29rt00 (Koofcs, Kt> CATHCART’S MAGAZINE of FASHION ! SPRING OPENING ! ! CATHCART &. CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DR Y\ GOODS EX CL USIVEL Y. HAVE on hand by late arrivals, and are now receiv ing a great stock of admirably assorted goods of the choicest varieties, styles and qualities, From thr Spring Auctions in JXeic York, Boston and Philadelyhict, Which they can sell at prices lower than ever before known; and also from the most celebrated tnanufacto ries; among them will be found a large aasortment of NEW SPRING GOODS; LACE WINDOW CURTAINS, CURTAIN MUSLINS; Window Draperies of Every Description ; From the Spring Auctions; And still lower than the ruinous prices of last season. FRENCH EMBROIDERIES Of every description. Spring Shawls; Gold Bordered Square Shawl;Thihets Silk Fringed Shawls; Black Watered Silks; Plain all Wool D’Lainez; White and Colored Maiseilles Quilts; Counterpanes; Table Linens; Piano, Table and Stand Covers; Linen Sheetings; Pillow Case Linens; Towel lings of all descriptions; 1,000 pieces Merrimack prints, spring styles; French Ginghams, for Is. a yard; Splen did Plaid Silks; Superb striped Silks; Striped IVulard Silks; China Plaid Silks; Rich Striped Brocade Silks; Black Brocade Silks; Striped Poult de Sole; A Lerge Assortment Spring Ribbons, the choicest to be found; French Brilliants, for dresses; Plain, striped, and figur ed De Lnines, entirely new styles; a complete assort ment of HOSIERY, For Ladies,(Tentlemen and Children’s wear, ALEXANDER’S KID GLOVES. FANS—Of every description. l_fPlain, Swiss slid! Dotted Muslins. All these goods will he disposed of lower Ilian the same qualities have ever been sold in Minnesota; and l arrangements have been mndc for a continuous supply of every variety in the Eastern markets at the earliest possible period. *.* Our stock is the most complete in the and no pains will he spared to keep it so. CAT IICART A CO. May 25 1855-1 i


ocr: ( Tlicrnioiuctrieal Record for 1855. Sept h Moil TON k Pace, Druggists, Third s!., SC Paul. | | 6a-m. I 12 m. I 4 PM. S< *|U I*. SATURDAY. ' I | 64 I 74 | 71 "receipts. &c. ARRIVED. Steamer body Franklin, Marlin, Galena. ; 1 .me and Tide Roberts, up river. Albnmbia, Gailiett, Galena Navigctor, Chamblin, St. Louis. ** Laclede, , down river. “ Li te Kassel, , St. Louis. * “ J. B. Gordon No. 2, up river. DEPARTED. Steamer Alhambra, Garbett, Galena. Steamer Dan Convent, Living;, Galena. “ Lady Franklin, Parker, Galena. Navigator, Chamblin, St. Loui.-. “ Time and Tide, Roberts, Galena. “ biclede, , down river. OFF TO-DAY. Steamer VVar Eagle, Harris, Galena. Steamer Kate Cassel, , St. Louis. “ J* B. Gordon No. 2, up river. " Globe, Roberts, Minnesota River DI E TO-DAY. Steamer War Eagle, Harris, Galena. Steamer 11. S. Allen, Minnesota River. u Black Hatvk, , Galena. “ Berlin, , Stillwater. COMMERCIAL. BOARD OF TR ADE. OFFICERS ; tV. It. MARSHAL!. ------ President. THOMAS FOSTER - - - Vice President. S. W. \\ At.HER ----- - Secretary. A.H. CATHCART Treasurer. DIRECTORS : W R. Marshall, T. M. Marshall, W. E. Hunt, Alev. Key, G. T. Whitney, S. W. Walker, A. T. Chanihlin, A. S. Elicit, A. L. I.arpen’lem David Day, Isaac Marktey, G. W. Turnbull 1 ,* ('(no mimical inns should be addressed to the Sec retary . Directors meet on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Hoard meets first Wednesday of each month. M. Paul markets. MONEY \ND EXCHANGE. The following list of the rates at which lore,go o notes and exchange are bought and sold, is corrected for Hie Pio.nf.kk daily by Messrs. BOR UP A OAKES. Bankers and Exchange Dealers, Saint Paul. Exchange on New York I*p cell* On St Louis tia • On Chicago N ft Oh Galena f *^ Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency.


ocr: at. jtetrf aan’ts. WHOI.ESALK 4 AND COM MISSION MERCHANT, Lower Levee, St. Paul, Minnesota, OFFERS for tale at very low tales, the followiiif catalogue of (oo<li: SUGARS. PASTES. New Orleans, every grade. Maccaroni Belcher, Clarified, A A B Vermicelli Belcher Crushed and Pow- S go dered, In bbla and half Tapioca B!>1* Starch MOLASSES. Gelatine N O re-boiled, bid and keg Farina Sugar II Syrup do do Pearl barley Golden do do do Rice COFFEE. Chocolate Rio, Broma l.nguyra, \ CIIEESE. Java, Western Reserve Mocha. CORDAGES TEA. Manilla cordage, from Imperial, half cheat and hxa to 2>, inch Y Hyson, do do Tarred rope* Black, da do Hemp bed cords Gunpowder do do Manilla do Clothes lines BUTTER A LARD. Ilemp twine TOBACCO. Seine twine Common tobacco, Cotton twine Oronoca do CANDLES. Neclaripe do Sperm Gold leaf do Star Natural do Tallow Godwin tf Murray, smok’g SOAP. Yellow Bank chewing Rosin soap DRIED FRUITS. Excellent family soap Peached Palm soap Apples Castile soap Raisins Variegated soap Currants SUNDRIES. Prunes Wood saws Citrons Rat traps PRESERVED FRUITS. Morse brushes Peaches Shoe do Quince* Dust do Pears •' White washing brashes Damsohs Scrubbing do Ginger ‘ Horse halters Pie Fruits Straw flasks JELLIES AND JAMS. Horse cards Currants Curry combs Strawberries Chopping knives Raspberries British lustre Pine Apples Blacking VINEGAR PRESERVES Molasses gates Gerkins, in gallons and hfs Stable lanterns Mixed pickles do do Tar Ass’ted pickles do do Pitch Pepper sauce, in qts and pts Oakum Tomato ketchup do do Pipes Capers Brimstone CRACKERS. EARTHENWARE Butler Crocks, all sizes Soda • Jugs do Boston GRAIN, Wine Wheat CORN MEAL. Corn Oats PRESV’D VEGETABLES. Barley Frrsh tomatos WOODEN fy WILLOW Green peas WARE, do goru Painted buckets do beaus Cedar do do asparagus Painted tubs BRANDY FRUITS. Cedar do Brandy’ cherries Covered buckets F 1811, Well do Cod fish No 1 Half bushel measures Freeh herrings No 1 bids Wooden bow ls and halt's Pine churns Healed herring No 1 Red cedar churns White fish lit bbls Tar cans Mackinaw trout do Washboards Barrel covers PRESERVED FI3II. Mop handles Sardines Butter prints Anchovies Muddlers Oysters Butter ladles Clams > Cocoadippers Lobsters Steak mallets Mock turtle soup Potsto mashers SPICES. Cedar Fawcetles Cassia, ground A whole Bung starters Clovea do do Red I pins Pepper do do Towel rollers Allapiee do do Clothes pins Mace Market baskets Nutmegs Cloth do Mustard, cans, hf and bxs Bushel do Cayeune pepper Brooms White pepper Wisp brooms, GROUND HERBS. Barber do Sage Empty kegs, 5 and 10 ga Thyme Allicant mats Sweet iMarjnratn LIQUORS. Hummer savory Superior old cognac EXTRACTH A ES’NCEH. Heignette brandy I.emoit Champuigne do Vanilla American do Rose Ginger do Nutmegs Cherry do Peppermint Raspberry do SALS. Common whiskey (.'ream Tartar Old Bourbon do Soda selarratus, Monougahela do Curb soda Rye do Hal soda Scotch do Yeast powders Jamaica rum SALT. Holland gin, 6 A salt Woolf Schnapps L B do WINES. Kanawha do Port Juice NUTH. Madeira W alnyts Sherry Almonds Claret Filbert Hauterne Pecans Heidsick champ Dr. W'heeler’skherry Wine bitters. at P,aul, Dec. (, 1854. tf BKEWVI’LK’X AUDITION. rpO those wishing lots for residences thin addition pre- J. seats grest inducements. Terms, one-fourth down, the balance on time to suit purchasers. Maps of lots and prices to be seen at our office. NEWELL k TOMPKINS, Agents for proprietors. On Third st. opposite May o A Co. Nov. 22-dtf


ocr: TORRES & KITTSON, JOBBERS IN INDIAN GOODS AND DOMESTICS. HAVE on baud a large assortment of Indian Goods, which they- offer to the trade on reasonable terms — also Family Groceries, among which are an assortment of Fruits, fresh and preserved, Fresh peaches in cans, Star Candles, Fresh Quinces, Tallow do Preserve Peaches, Soap, Currant Jelly, do Fancy, Currant Jam, Hams, Pie Fruit, Teas of all kinds, Dates, Citrons, Figs, Sugars, Raisins, Spices, do Crushed, in Assorted Extracts, Coffee, Spanish Olives, Lard, I-ml Oil, Prunes, Butter, Catsup, Lobsters, , Sardines, Oysters, And everything required for family use, all of which will be sold Low. STONE STOKE CORNER THIRD & ROBERTS STREET.


ocr: Atkins- Automaton, OR SELF-RAKING WV.A V IIU VXIV MO\Y fill 1 —llie lirst—built in - - 18.72 40 used »u< ccnsfiilly in - - 18.73. 300 in 20 different States in - 18.7-1. 1200 Imiltling for Harvest in - 18-7.7. WARRANTED A GOOD SK L /•’- /.’ AAI N G II E.IP KI! only bus it proved to he a good Reaper, bin it -L.N saves the bard labor and expense of raking off by hand-, does the work better thaw a man, particularly in a heavy or lodged crop, and saves a considerable per cent, by the careful handling of the grain. The bun dles, 100, are deposited in so good order for binding that farmers say one-fifth to one-third of the hands are sav ed in binding. Besides, the grain being laid so straight, it is well secured in the sheaf, and does not drop out in tne after handling, and is not exposed in the stack. Price of Self-Raking Reaper, $170; $25 to accom pany the order. Or $155 in Cash in advance, or on receipt of the Reaper. WARRANTED TO BE -I GOOD MOWER Price of Mowing Bar and Extra Knife S3O; STO to accompany the order. On $25 Cash in advance, or on the receipt oj the Mower. FIFTY-TWO FIRST PREMIUMS! ! Already received from State and County Agricultural Societies, the American Institute, the Franklin Insti tute, &c., (several of them repeated,) two at the New Yoik Crystal I’alace Exhibition. . , J.S. WRIGHT. A 1.. LARI LNTEUR, Agent for Minnesota Territo r - June 1-dfi-wtf Joseph Bergfeld, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in STOVES AND TIN WARE! llarilM'iiri', ARrU-ultiirMl I uiple men In, LIFT ANI) FOKCD PUMPS Of all kinds, etc., etc., etc. ROBERTS STREET. BELOW THIRD STREET. JOSEPH IIERGFEI.D having purchased the exten sive stock and establishment of Mr. J. 11. Dyers, is ready to supply purchasers. Ills stock, in all its branches, has been largely increased, and by the aid ol COMPETENT WORKMEN, He is enabled promptly to till all special orders. There is not an establishment in the city which lihs a larger or more various slock of the most approved kinds of PAUI.OR, II ALL AND KITCIIKN STOVES, And among them may l.e found the following, with all the utensils complete, viz- Charter Oak, Empire State, Black Diamond, Union Air-tight, American Air tight, Albion Air-tight, Western (jueea, M- ruing Star, Prize Premium California, do Eastern, do Eagle, do


ocr: j « | 1 . * F * ! 1 ! IH'ittntg’g column, HENRY MC KENTY, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, OFFICE —OLD FOOT OFFICE BUILDINO, (Third Street.) ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA TERRITORY. Land Bought & Sold THROUGHOUT THE TERRITORY, MONEY LOANED, INVESTMENTS MADE TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE, USD LAND WARRANTS LOCATED. REFERENCES. * New Yoxk—GILBERT DAVIS, Esq., DANIEL CURTIS, Esq., Capt. A. DE PET ST R, Messrs. S. THOMPSON k NEPHEW, Messrs. WILLIAMS k GUTON. Philadelphia—JOSKl H PATTKR'ON, Esq., President or the Western Bank ; Messrs. DKEXEL A CO., Bankers ; “ FREED, WARD & FREED ; “ R. TAYLOR k CO. ; “ BINGHAM k DOCK ; “ SITERS, JAMES & CO. ; “ BAILEY k CO. ; EDWARD HURST, Esq., Notary Public ; H. MESSCHERT, Attorney at Law ; JAME-i KITCHEN, M. D. ; WILLIAM STOEVER, Esq. Mlv.viSOTA—Gov. W. A. GORMAN, Hon. W. H. WELCH, Chief Justice Min. ; Hon. HENRY M. RICE, Delegate to Con- gress ; RICE, HOLUNSHEAD k BECKER, At- torneys at Law ; BORUP k OAKES, Bunkers ; J. TRAVIS ROSSER, Secretary of the Ter- ritory, AMES k VAN ETTF.N, Attorneys at U* ; Rev. T. M. FULLERTON, Register U. S. Land Office ; WM. HOLCOMBE, Esq., Receiver U. S. Land Office ; T. T. han\ m d New Oxlxaxs—Messrs' ' feKOWN, JOHNSON t CO., Bankers. Vicesbcrgh—Messrs. BROWN k JOHNSON, Bankers. March 6. d&wtf


ocr: 1865. Minnesota River Packet 1855. BLACK HAWK, Capt. MAXWELL. , Ma»a This Elegant, LIGI S T ,esme A r UGIIT WILL leave St. Paul for the towns on the Upper Minnnesota R ver on Wednesday of each week, during the season of Navigation. For freight or passage, apply on board, or to Borup A Cbamplin, Wharf Boat, Lower Lauding; or I. R. Ir- vine k Co., Upper Landing. March 7, 1855. dtf


ocr: DAILY PIONEER. SAINT PAULr aßa ” liMtan. The lecture at the church, before the # erary association, on Thursday evening, delivered by W. M. Hayward, Esq. Sub ject—“ Crusades.” The speaker, instead of following in old, beaten and worn out Fourth-ofJuly orator style, struck out in an entirely nal method of handling the subject;—dis cussed the various crusades of past present times ; severely, and we think justly, animadverted upon the crusade known the Know-Nothing movement, which it a crime for a man to be born in a country, or to worship God according the dictates of his own conscience. Interspersed, in the coarse of the eris remarks, were many humorous and py hits, which Were well received by audience, and which several times “brought down the house” with the most hearty good will. Everything considered, it was a good lecture, neither too long nor too short; and gave satisfaction to all who heard it. tm- Messrs. Arseneac, Getz & Co., keep constantly a fine assortment of toys,


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ocr: P. T. SWT.I'T, College St. ISiirlingtou, Vt. ntf CO CO CSL ca U2 5I 5 a 2-5 a s- o z o Eh M 'X. - T s (0 4 tt Eh ni H K S - T 1 f- S 'CO 2 2 it - B tr. X s I; 5 4 .HiM'M'M'IM" I 60 J z tr. 'a u ZS DA VI' V & DOOf.riTLE. srecrsj-sortf! T0 DAVEY &. ALLEN, WHOLES ILK AND HFTAIL rrVLI9 Heavy asisl fciholtf llarilunrr, ComjtrMie an extenavt assorfrnmt of House rinrnlnss Mecfnnie.s' Tools, l iilillri)', Tnlilr niut 1'ucl.t I fuller .Ac. A.,. PRII.EHH 11 .Vaii ; .If., Troji-Oir and CircuUr Saws; Steel Springs; Pump Chun; llitntt TafC and IhooKs Axes ; .inn1 Shoiels ; Paints ; Oi; UWi-irf Glass, 4-c, J-c. And Ilealersin toilICl'I.Tl.!ML ImI'LI'MFXTS fc MCI1IXE, Field, flrtvii, Oardfi jin Flower Peeps. AciMiti or lliirlinetdii nml Vicinitv for Proutv A Jlear's Celebrated Centre Draught Plows i R. Tabor A Co.'s Plows i Rlanchard's, TerVIns, Jlesscr A Colby's nn t Tart's Scythes ; Th, Gcnuino riroohfield Forks i Wheeler, .Mclick A Co's Worse Powers and Threshers Ac. Ac., Ac, Our "took of I'nrniins Tools in exy lorje, Such as Corn Miellers, Straw Cutters, Hors, Rakes, Hand Rales, Fanning Mills, Grain Cadles, Snaths, .Manure and Hay Forks, Hav Knives, Cattle Ties, Halter, Traoo and Rinding Chains, Grind Stones, Scytho Stones Ac, .to. All of which wo are rt. pared to sell at the Manufacturers' Wholtsal, Prices. And. also. Dealers in Hiirlinlon Wapon ixlcs, WiirrACTCREB BY DAVEY, KIXG3LA.ND k CO. These Ailei are mad, of the best English Reflusd Iron, and are superior in quality, style and finish to thoso used In tho celebrated Conaord Vagoa Combining lightness., strength and ease of run nlng, they commend themselves to all makers and users of Wagons, and sesure for tb,mselvts a repu tation and prcfercnoe in every market whero they are Introduced. Wo avail ourselves of the present opportunity ot returning our thanks for the patronage wo hav, heretofore received, and respectfully solicit a conlln. uancoof llko favors, Sign ol Iho Saw, Collese St., llurlington, Vermont, C. M. DAVEY, II, 11. DOOLITTLE, rebruary21,mi wtf 17" RASIVE SOAP, for romoilng soil, oil, paint, U Ac, from garments 1 also, tho genuine Salt of Lemon, for removing ink, Iron-mould, stains, Ac, from linen, silk, Ac. For sale at Feb. 50. diwtf TUEOA.jPEClCe.

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ocr: No. 0 College St., Burlington Vt. PAMPHLET", llA-sitBtLLsi, 1' KOOR M M E",' CiFtcrnns, Hlanks, Uilliikaiis, Carps, Ac, in both Plain an 1 Ornamental style, with acouraoy and promptitude. ccr: . va. bc. tn m ?'-oJ G. G. BENEDICT, FOK Til K STATU I OF NEW YORK. I' ess Rooms, L!urlinj;ton,l'trmnnl I C. L. BENEDICT, FOR TUB STATU OF VERMONT, IN NEW YORK. OFFICE 70 It'all Street. Fire and Marine Insurance. C. F. DAVEY, AgciK. over O. W. Allen's Apothecary Store, corner of Church and College Streets, Vt. Jiarch26. dAvrly C. F. DAVEY, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IX UHAXCKRY. OXico ovar (I. V. Alton's Apothecary Store corner of Church and College Streets, Burlington, ----- Vermont. March It!. d&wly Fire anil Marine Insurance. .ETNA. IIVSUKAACH CO., Or U VRTFORD, CONN. CAPITAL l 6 , U II 0 i suurLi-s $150,000. Connecticut Insurance o., of hartford , con.v. capital $.2 0 ,0 0 0 surplus $35,000, NOUTII WK-jTEUN INSUKANC1. 00. or Oswego, N. r. capital $200,000 ; Roger William's Insurance Co., OF PROVIDENCE, It. I. CAPITAL $100,000. I.N'SU 11 A N C E an amount not exceeding 50,000 dollars In one risk, taken by the subscriber, as Ag.cn t of the above Companies, at fair ami ade quate rates. LIFE INSURANCE will bo oOcctcd in Joint -took autl Mutual Insurance Companies of tbo lirst stand ing. o. WIHKS. Burlington, Vt., Soptcmbcr. dtf George F. Edmunds, ATTORNEY AMI COUSSELLOK AT T2, "xa."W 9 SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY. Ofllceovcr Commcreiiil Hunk, Burlington' March 10. d.twtf I-AI.IUI3I1 At HAYWAKI), Attorneys 6t Counsellors at Law, 0FFICL', NO . 1,...EMPIHF, 11LOCK, St. I'nul Minnesota. BDWARD C. TALUER, I WILBCRM. IIAYWARtl, Commujioafr f't February, 1855 Yt. A of If y Puhlit Attorney iinii Counsellor al Law, OFFICE OVF.ll COMMKRCUl, BA.K, iiiiti.ixt.To.v, Aprils, 1355. dtf JOHN D. WHEELER, HEAL EST A T E A (i V. S T , TOWN HALL, BUltI.INf.TON IlIt.llOXT. Particular attention given to the. purchase and ealeof Heal Estate, the investigation of Land Ti'.loB, Lsming, Collecting Rents, Insuring, Paying Taxes, kc,t Ac, Ac. d.twtf SPRINGFIELD PRIXTIXI! IXK COAIIMW, MA.VITACICRER! Or BOOK AND NHWS INK, OF inE HIST QUALITY, AND XT LOWI.SI miCKS Orders mny be Atltlrcaedtt. s. w. ncxr.mrT, Agent. Durllnftc n,Vt. tr Dounty Land. rnilE undersigned will give their rarticular .1. tentioa to procuring band Warrants under jiounij i,ana mil reooniiy passes py uongrtes. All the Volunteers at too Battle of or their wi'lows, all wMows of Revolutionary Sr.l diets, an-i all riolJiers of the War of Isli, or widows, who havo not already recolved one and sixty acres, aro ontitled to Land Warrants un der tbl-Hilt. Full information ou all Dounty Land or Claias can be obtained of WL'STOX A SHAW Burlington, Vt., March 11, 185. wCraos DANCING 1 F. J. PARli J T K A C II 13 II ) r n a , I N Itiitluml, ...... Vermont. r 5 prepared to furnish D.vrE JIcic, any borof musicians to suit the occarion. UALL-UOOM dancln.', thj latoststylo. taught all its branches. net. 1851


ocr: FANCY GOODS and TOYS. II old vii sV Cutter, IMl'OKTEKS. l.'i and 17 Kilhy Stroot, IIOSTO.V. T0T3 hy th. Case, well assorted in each case, Irom S10 to $125 per case. Agents for Sunder, on V I.unrrgnn's I'lro Works I


ocr: Oi .und, I.'n.inioled, Flock and utitned Ola., whole salo an 1 retail. Church and other Ornamental ind-in11 lo onlor Lea 1 and Metal Sashes made to order, at tlio lowc.t prlcos. Window Olass of nil kin Is. wllwS BLODGETT & SWEET'S 1'iitint (Jiilvnnlzuil I It T It Fi U O V K i"V, F.r II -tell, ttcamsrs, and prlvat. families, cook with LliS PLEIi than any ,j nio Manuiacturcd by S. IIIodROtt A Co., f ttrtftf Durltng't Vt, wly Sept. 17, 15 VI II t u A i) n Whole-lie nnd Retail. GEO. W. WARREN & Haro Imported for their CO. ! .ill Sal t: h The finest line of AO.YfJ AXD SQI'ARn SHAWLS Eter exhibited in this country, .irfiiriis, in i', 3(M)0 Ilciil ii,issin I.iini; nnit Squnre, rrniii ."Messrs. I. Zciecl, .1, ,1 C. Illume! a Vienn., (Auiriciii') tlio first fjbricants of Vienna, of new an I beautiful patterns. ."0011 rari Melln Slinul", ?owrd wn bi.rd.'r. of tho best Indii Ca -hraere pat tern... JlAYlXEsund .-CAlilrS of the samo. yiii' ' '. . Sliao'U, Mnnlhs ami Scarfs. MUI KMNO Sll UVLS, I, inland "nu.ire, of all fabrics and styles. 1111.11 1, A VI) l.o.Nf: AM) siir.utE. vc -i.-li an I American, in groat variety. m:.ii.i:mk.-s shawls, In largo stock, from $1 to $12. 3II.i: MIAMI.-; iii full snriety. Also, A lar-o importation of Tan's CLOAKS, MANTILLAS AND TALMAS, And s ii a w i. v i: i, v i: ts, In full widths, all color". GEO. W. WARREN &. CO., lli'J Wiivliintini Street, And "ii .1 3T II iwlcy street, Uoston. wljwj damiii, xv. i..vwki:mii: & co.. Only Manufacturers of M c d f o r d Rum. ?ol 1 ai srhnlc.alo at our Distillsry in Medforl, alo at f-ur "lore .Ml .V,j COMMERCIAL STREET,


ocr: 'c C Coll St., Burlington Vl. K0O5.?, i-A.ir, iTTT. programmes, ' Circulars, Blvxks, IJillur ids, Cafids, au, Executed in both Plain and OrrauieuUl stjlt.w.tL nratnes?, accuracy and promptituis. G. O. BENEDICT, I'UMMlSSlOJiKR I'OK TIIK. ST ViTOi' NEW YOKK, Office, F.tr I' es Knomt, HurUnetoii, I tiiMtit c. l."benedict, fOMUlSSIONK'5 FOK THE ST mi OF VERMONT, IN NEW YORK. OFFICE 0 halt Stntt. Fire and Marine Insurance, Jir.VA I.YSUIU.CIi ., 0, UAl'.rrORD, CONN. CAPITAL s 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 ; SUKPLfS .41511,000. Connecticut Insurance Co., Of IIABTtOKD, CONS. C VrlT.V L $200,000 SCKPLUa $33,000, NOUTII WK5TKIIN IXSUltA.VCK CO. Or OSWEGO, N. V. CAPITAL $200,000 i Ropter William's Insurance Co., OF PROVIDKVCK, R. I. CMMTAI, 5.100,000 I X S U It A N V i: aa amount not oxcocding 50,000 Uullarsla eno risk, taken by tho subscriber, a9 Afeent of tho abuo Cuuipanies, at fair anJ niio quato rates. LIFE IN'SUKANCB will bo eQoetvl in. Joint Stock &nJ Mutual Insuranco Cuiujianibd of the first .tuDd- ing. liurlinston, Vt., September. . 'iui:s. dtf JOHN B. WHEELER, HEAL EST ATI: AG EXT, 13 fecc's ucilm:,c, BUIILIXGTON IISOIO.VT. Particular attention glvou to tho purchase and aal. of Xloal Estate, th. invbfctlatlon of Land litlcr, L)asin;,Colloctinf; Honts, Insuring, Paying Taxes, Xo., .Ic, .c. Life, Fire and Marine Insurance. O. i DAVEV, Ap,ent. Office, North-west corner of tho new Town Hall BUKLINOTON, Vr May 23d. dJwly SI la MO A' WiKj Attorney and Coiiiuellor ut Linr, omCEOVF.lt COMMERCIAL BASK, iiuiilim:to., April 6, ld5S. utf C. F. DAVEY, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND SOLICITOR Z.V CU.i,CEli. 0Qco North.wcst corner of new Tofn Hall . Burlluglon, . . . . Vermont. May 23d. diwly 1K53. lui! 1853. nONKIi.VA.V HOTEL, Notre Hume Street, JIBVTIIIMI J. H "DBJaH. April 39. M . i I.N'ES lit OSTHEIM, lUl-Ul'.TETt OP and I, I () L O II S S'rotil Nii'i'ol. ( TV. dvurt Jfun. Cvtar.'.a Aif, I A K V - O II U . May 1, 1651. ti.t nf New England Type STEltliOTYri: VI lT.N 1)1! Y. IMahlLLtd ill it-'. lEon.itrr . teonnirvs, NO. Oil CONUKCSS SfKHEl'., UOVIUX, M Vw. Jiltctrotypiitg $ Tyye Cofiierfau l. ucuxr 11. nooKT. joa.ru w, uim, March Si. 1851. dAwly Ciii'il-ICiiKi'avliiK. ORDERS RECEIVED FOR MARRIAGE AD dre, Party, and Rutlnesk Copper-jdate Eu craved Ourds, Tbosa who olrealy hare engravrd plates of their Card, can have them neatly printed atthort notice, CiT Apply at tho REi; PRESS OITICE, where tVprtmra oj varwtu tylf can bo aeon, Maj30. d.twtf I'ICOUTOIC V tVM)l, GENKHAL COMMISSION MIIHCHANTS TUB riiC.lLEOF WOOL A.D COUXTXl' FllOOVCU, NO. ISCoTATK sTRblr ok, I JOTO Ml r, WOOD. ) THEY solicit consignment, of all kinds of Coun try Produoe, fur which cash advances will b. niade,and to the sale and roturua of whivb prompt attention will be given. REFEllENCE-s. Mera,Illtcbecck,Cobb & Winilow,") ii. t , riotcner A uo., Ittanchard, Conversed Co., " V. 4 V. RIee. RoaroK, tl. N.b.ymouri Hous,Ogdonbur, N. vua iiuooaii, Potsdam. N. Y. " au, Jiaiono, i . V. ' Itacvos i SUrens, Cini.innatl, Ohio. " Jlodgea A Owen, Kutland, Vt, " II, II, Suwles, Eiq,, St. Albans.Vt. " Sauual Morgan, Esq., Verjennos, Vt. P. V, Lauktou, Agent, iXvit Or)DaUKHll,H. V llaro 31, lbi. ti DANCINO ' F. J. TA.Tx.IL, thai; ii i: a o f a x r i i;, """I Veimoiit. WS prepared to furnlih DlNex Muaic, any .. bcr of musicians to suit tb. oecaslon, RALL-ROOM dancing, U i latest style, all Its branches. Cat. C, 1851 wlf


ocr: Notice. GREAT ANNUAL SALE or our i.m.ui:.nsk stock or Carpctitigs ! CONTAINED IN OUltSIX SALESROOMS, At tho Corner of llmiou r.V i:im Slurt. TN order to Insure tn immediate sale t f tho whole M. .TIOCK, 1 prices, tix ,'tock, wo shall sell at tho following reduced 17 cents per yard for Ileum camels. IS cents ,.nr yard for good Linen carpets. 30 cents per yard lor Ingrain carpots. 3"J cunts per yard for Union car pets. 15 cents per jard for Super. Union carpels. 60 cents per yardor Two-ply carpets. .V, tn i'l cents per yard for Extra Fine carpet1 70 to 75 cents per yard for Kuperflno carpus. b(l to 90 cents per yard for Kidderminster carpets, ti'.'tn 11JJ cents pcryur l for Superfine Lnjlishcarpcts. Three-i'lyCarin uat great reduction. 75 tu 123 cents per yard for Brussels Tapestry, comprising beautiful and modern styles of HuKlUhand American manufacture, 125 tolC2 cents for splendid Vehet Tapestry carpi ts the usual prlcos of which are $2.2.1. and ur.irar,!. iILVi.ror,ulh!.v!lln ,rP"-i'' Also, many style, of hljh-cost Tapestry'andVel. vet Carpets, of superior English manufacture which oo account of Uielr high finish and beautiful ,"uall. ty, are seldom Imported to this coun.ry.wlll l,o sold at the same price of an ordinary article, Also, all our I'aintol Canvass Carpets embracing the largest assortment to bo found in tho city sheet Oil Cloths, 21 feet wide to the narrowest widths, at the sama reduced prices. n..u, i...eings, ururun Cloths, stair carpets, lei. pr To i effett a elosing out sale.it will b0 ,ee,y r.ferenes to our list of prices, that wo offor our stock at mush ow.i prioei than Carpets h ,., bclore ts.o sold In this country NEW KNGLAND CARPET CO. T5 HanoTcr St., Corner or Kim 8t, nZ5w3


ocr: H. H. BOSTWIOK, M.lNUFsCTCRER Or Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware, TKULCillH AND CONDUCTORS. TIN HOOFING BONK 10 ORDER. AT.fO, IIKALER IN Hot Air Furnaces. Cooking Ranges, Futures, Stove Pipe, a superior article, at Wholesale and Retail, and Stove Furniture, A Great Variety or Stoves of Improved I'ai TERNS, f-Ut.II AS THE "MAY-FLOWER," "1ILACK ' UNION OF STATES, &c, Ac m:ai impk. zixc. canaoaiiion l'EK BOX. iu., iC ISAAC DOW, Agent, CHCKCII STREET, Ecnusoiox, Vt Sept. 27, ISol.


ocr: SPRING GOODS Jiiut I'.ccch i .1 .t Lman't;. ni:w .-I'lti.vc si vi. i: nr. i.'aini:s ami I'lllN'l il " III W AT Tin: CORNrn STORE. March 17, IKS'. Hull l"VIUKD Al'I'I.I'S (eratttjl Kriiitl. Ju t r nJ J " and fur sule by the Lnricl or i.uund by April Uth, 1855. A.K. DHVKV


ocr: I No l'viirnmi Ni:i:n or aonxa to NUW YOltlf Oil IIOSTO.V hsch puSniturjs. I & CO, 1 .No, 2 Ai :i Lciivciiuortli's llloch, t'ollfsr Strcrl, ... llurlington, I1AVINI1 JLST COMI'LLTLU TIIL1H All A nAioT.MSATs for their S E tl A A ii S 'I1 O C (f 4 with i even.. (f tlie laintt yfinuf-ict'run of (JnotU in thttr Unrt rt mu h llt)'V.lt pric stlian eicr 1ffrc( tvohM Inform tho jiuhlio Kcncrully, nnl denters In this section tif tho Uuutitry jtittuulaT(yt tliat they nrc p-fiwtil tn firif.nnd WILL 'f LI. their (rocul nt ns Inw prices fl they enn ho houpht for tn Ihc c 1 1 1 c , (freight nhlct) nn-I on ns favonihlo terms, I!uy- eJiclusUcly for OAPII, tlioy ohtaln better har paln, than mu he uhtalnetl by buying on a credit, as moit buyers do. Ot'n Stu k or rurnltiirc, Clutli, nml rplio1trry (iodtN, Ac, Is now tlio tnrnrstt nnd we believe, tho Int sdrrtnl ft'-ck ul tlioc Rfiod tn the S'nto. And buyers enn hre And c.3 r imylttr an outfit as c.ui l-o found In mt; city Wfirr-timtnit nnd vl nil nriccs nnd 'juali tie ; conitln' partly t f lilatk Wiilimt ttml .Unhoatiy iulnr r ir it v it ir it i: : Ihning Sitting Umm nnd Itrrt ttonm lrmturrf M i.ojint, W'atnut CViwr Woods i 'in-( ii'itnf Ch-mhn ,S', I'tattttrs, IUd, nit tt IUrt-lin! ; (itlj;,ttt ant uthft 1'rntin 1,'tvfanc ttlnsstg : larqraort'imt ofsttf); J'liturr I'tamr Mould mp vfmry larnty, and fir trw. or it stock or UPHOLSTliHY GOODS, very lare, nnd contains for Chitain .Mate- I1IM.S, Hr.lin(.r, L o ' , .Vli-.'.ll, llnlLin l, lllllip lla nd", Loup", Hooks, (lilt Coriiicer, Ac, Ac, nnd it nirc il-sorlmcnl ot I'.UMI liMIAI'l-s; iind Lom.hivo M.liri.Ht.s j l icncli .Sitlu HcHiiine'r, Uata.i.k;';, I'lu'h .Moreen'-, M rs ir Cloths', nnd u nritty of chiijfr iloiid-, together with a lari;e -tuck id tinn mcr r C""d, -uch na 7ir, .1ui., ir;ngt, 11 d,lnni(, TuJ'ts,Tietnt, Ac, ,tc, nil nt as lur mt ns they enn hcohlilncd In thecitio". Keeping experienced nod i;ooil WOIIKIILN" in the seler.il depirtlntl-.t) ol ou. tni-n,i- , m ore pre. mired nt nil tii'io-, to rep or, n cAieuti- onltre Lr I'lirciillU'c :iik! iiiiio!s(ci'v W SS Ei . with nentiics-nhd ili..p.iteh Me ranniifneturc nlso, sprmc He Is ol all kin .- lill. d to nny Jltil.-tt.ld, nnd .M.ittin-?ej ot Hnr, .Mo-, Hii-I, nud I'lilui J en I (which we ii. iri.oii t he tutU us .11 o r. re-tnted hy U8 in reird to jitality ,f vmleifl Slid miniiluri,rr) nt city pnci h. iif.tll llood.s bought nt thin est.ilipshmcnt be carcluily put up nud dellicred nt tho Cnrr fcteniubont". Free of Charge, to the puichn-er. Uohntoli'l will en nalt two T Octnvo and cnrve.l 'n rinno'r, which will he old loo-.r tnnn tho regular price ol instrumenta of quidlty uf finish nnd tone. The public art) to cHiiiinc them. IVrsous nisbiiij to purchase ucli lloo.l-, will well to look oier our ftock bcloro purehnsliig eLo where. 4 ,, , . W.M. 11. LOUT A CO. April 11, lSuo. dJino-Awly IM'KI.I.VCTO.N CAR PET 150 I'llLllCII blJUIKT. V 1C11UL A lJOY.NTU.V l.aienow