ocr: , i ! ! aual Estate, Henry illeKenty* DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, oyrirn—old post orricc nt 11 dix (Third Mrvei./ ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA TERRITORY. Laiid Boiigrlit & Sold THROUGHOUT TIIE TERRITORY, MONEY LOANED, INVESTMENTS MADE TO THE PEST ADVANTAGE, AM) LAND WARRANTS LOCATED. REFERENCES. Xi:u V„ak—GILBERT DAVIS, INo., DANIEL CURTIS, K-.p, • apt. A. I)E lT.Vfft' it, Messrs. H. THOMI*SON k NEPHEW, Messrs. WILLIAMS k GFTON. Pint vpyipm.i —JOSEPH PATTERSON, K 5,,., Pre* i.lent o i the Western Ikiuk ; Messrs. RP.EXEL tc CO., Bankers • ■ “ FREED, WARD te FREED ; “ JL TAYLOR k (V). ; “ BINGHAM Xi DOCK ; . “ SITERS, JAMES A CO. ; “ BAILEY k CO. ; EDWARD lII'RST, Esq., NoUrv Public H. MESSCIIERT, Attorney at Law : JAMES KITCHEN, M. D. , WILLIAM KTOKYKB, Esq. kltxxtX'iTA—Gov. W. A. GORMAN, Hon. W. 11. WELCH, Chief Justice Min. ; Hon. IIENRY' M. RICE, Delegate to Con- RICE, B HOI.LLNSHEAD fc BECKER, At- torneys at Law ; BORUP .k OAKES, Bankers ; J. TRAVIS ROSSER,Secretary of tiie Ter- ritory, AMES k VAN ETTEX, Attorneys at laiw ; Rev. T. M. FULLERTON, Register V. S. Land Office ; WM. HOLCOMBE, Esq., Receiver IT.1 T . S. Land Office : T. T. MANN, M. D. New OitkKAXe—Messrs. BROWN, JOHNSON k CO. Banker*. VicKSßrsett--Messrs. BROWN A JOHNSON, Ranker*. March 6. dAwtf Cottage Homes ! ! 100 LOTS OF FIVE ACRES EACH, IN a beautiful and commanding situation, about one mile from the city limits. Soil, n rich black loam.— Price SSOO per lot—S2oo ca.-li and the balance in one and two years without interest. HENRY McKENTY, St. Taul. April 27 d&tvlf Dealer in Heal Estate. Fine Opportunity for Investment. FOR SALE. 1 TY Beautifully situated Lots in “Warren and Wins low’* Addition,” at prices ranging from 0150 to


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ocr: HENRY MC KENTY, DEALER IN REAL OFFICE—OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING, (Third Street.) ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA Land Bought & THROUGHOUT THE TERRITORY, MONEY LOANED, INVESTMENTS MADE TO THE ADVANTAGE, AND LAND W ABE ANTS LOCATED. REFERENCES. New York—GILBERT DAVIS, Esq., DANIEL CURTIS, Esq., Capt. A. DE PEYSTt-R, Messrs. S. THOMPSON A NEPHEW, Messrs. WILLIAMS A GUTON. PHiLiDXtJTOi—JOSEPH PATTERSON, Esq., President the Western Bank ; Messrs. DREXEL A CO., Bankers ; “ FREED, WARD A FREED : “ R. TAYLOR A CO. ; “ BINGHAM A DOCK ; “ SITERS, JAMES A CO. ; “ BAILEY A CO. ; EDWARI) HURST, Esq., Notary H. MES.SCHERT, Attorney at Law : JAMES KITCHEN, M. D. ; WILLIAM STOEVER, Esq. Minnesota— Gov. W. A. GORMAN, Hon. W. H. WELCH, Chief Justice Min. ; lion. HENRY M. RICE, Delegate to gress ; RICE, HOLUNSHEAD A BECKER, torneys at Law ; BORUP A OAKES, Bunkers ; J. TRAVIS ROSSER, Secretary of the ritory, AMES A VAN ETTEN, Attorneys at Rev. T. M. FULI.ERION, Register U. Land Office ; WM. HOLCOMBE, Esq., Receiver V. Lund Office ; T. T. MANN, M. I). New Orleans— Messrs. BKuWN, JOHNSON A Bunkers. Vicksburg u—Mesars. BROWN A JOHNSON, Bankers. March 6. HOUSE WANTED. A SMALL HOUSE, or three or four Rooms, for ensuing > ear—in lower town. Inquire at this fice March 9

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ocr: Wood.—Dry. $4 50 ft cord. jtt'&nur* Column* HENRY MCKENTY, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, OFFICE —OLD POST OFFICE DI'ILDI.N (Third Street.) ST. PAUL, .MINNESOTA TERRITORY. Land Bought At Sold THROUGHOUT THE TERmTORY, MONEY LOANED, INVESTMENTS MADE TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE, A.N]> LAND WARRANTS LOCATED. REFERENCES. Nvw York—GILBERT DAVIS, F.*q., DANIEL d ims, Es.p, Capt. A. DE PEYSTpR, Messr*. S. THOMPSON .2 NEPHEW, Messrs. WILLIAMS ft GL'TON. PmiaDEU-iUA—JOSEPH PATTERSON, Esq., the Western Kink ; Messrs. DREXEI. ft CO., Bankers ; “ FREED, WARD ft FREED ; •• R. TAYLOR k CO. ; “ BINGHAM & DOCK ; “ SITERS, JAMES A CO. ; •* BAILEY ft CO. ; EDWARD HIRST, E-q Notary Public ; H. MESSCHERT, Attornev at l-aw ; JAME- KITCHEN, M. D. ; WILLIAM STOEVKR, Esq. Mlnxhotx—Gov. W. A. GORMAN, Hon. W 11. WELCH, Chief Justice Min. ; Hon. HENRY M. RICE, Delegate to Con- gress ; RICE, “HuLUNSHEAD k BECKER, At torneys at Law ; BORt’P k OAKES, Bankers ; J. TRAVIS ROSSER, Secretary of the Ter ritory, AMES A: VAN ETTEN, Attorneys at Law : Rev. T. M. FULLERTON, Register U. S. Land Office ; WM. HOLCOMBE, F.*q., Receiver U. S. Land Office ; t. t. Mann, m. d. N'gw OkLkAXS—Messrs. BROWN, JOHNSON & CO., Bankers. Vintllt'BUß—Mettri. BROWN a: JOHNSON, Bankers. March 8. dftwtf TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERsf $30,000 WORTH OF EE A L ESTATE, JS NOW OFFERED IN EXCHANGE FOR MERCHANDIZE. IIENRY McKENTY, St. Paul, March 19-dtf Dealer in Real Estate.


ocr: JOBBERS IN INDIAN GOODS AND DOMESTICS. HAVE on hand a large assortment of Indian Goods, which they offer to the trade on reasonable term*— al.o Family Groceries, among which are an a*-oruneni ot Fruits, fre-h aud preserved, Fre-h peaches iu 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, iu Assorted Extiacta, Coffee, Spanish Olives, laird, laird Oil, Prunes, Butter, Catsup, Lobsters, Sardines, Oysters, And everything required for family use, all cf which will be sold Low. STONE STORE CORNER THIRD A: ROBERTS STREET.


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ocr: mu* NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS) From the Newspaper Agency of S. M. Pettengil A Co., 119 Nassau st., N. Y., and 10 St. Thomas street, Boston. U A S 11 CROCKERY GOULD & ELLIOTT Importers and jobbers of EARTHEN, CHINA & No. 195 Pearl-tit & No. 61 NEW YORK. WOULD say to the Merchants and Dealers gener ally, that, having established a Cash House this branch of trade, they are fully convinced that can sell Crockery, ifC., at such prices os will pay purchaser a fine profit to retail. Experience has prov ed very conclusively to us that, by adhering strictly the cash system, we can afford to sell From 10 to 20 Per Cent. Below Ihe regular Credit Trade prices. To this end we an examination of our styles and prices, a list .it will be forwarded by mail to any party desiring. Earthenware, by ihe Invoice, single package, er carefully repacked lor the COUNTRY TRAPS. July 25, 1855. dly sirurr and tobacco. PETER LOUILLARI), No. 42 Chatham street, York, successor of Peter Ic George Lorillard, offer for sale all kinds of SNUFF and TOBACCOS, in gene ral use. For particulars, a Price Current can be taiiied by addressing us above. This Establishment s one of the oldest of the kind in the United Slates. Feb. 20, 1«55. feb2odAw 1 y BF.\M.IT A BItOKAU, Produce Commission Merchants, FOR THK SALE OF Flour, Grain, Butter, Cheese, Provis ions, &c., No. 110 Broad street, corner of Water street. Jamm O. Benxkit, 1 CoKXKUfs P. Brokaw. j NEW l’Oßk. Charles K. Hr.vnxcJTO.v. ApiillOtf Beads Of Every Description, FOR SALE BY M. P. BROWN, .. 186 N. York. May 22, IBS dßm.


ocr: XT A DVERTISEiXI Oct. 23. dtf In the “SHAKOPEE INDEPENXENT.” HUGHES, DUPUY, & CREHAGEN Imperters and Wholesale Dealers in FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS, 37 Mattel Lane, np-stairs, New York, AMD 7 But da Grane Chantier, Paris, 7 HAVE now in store, and ar* receiving by every packet and steamer from Europe, a complete and desirable assortment of Goods, comprising, among others, the fol lowing, ® vm: Agate Button, plain, colored, fancy, pant and coat do, all sixes; Silk and Velvet Dress Buttons ef new styles; Bone coat and pant Buttons, all sizes; Lace, Horn, Glass, Jet, Black Bead, Pearl Shirt, Vest and Fan cy Buttonsof all descriptions, new styles; Brace lets, Broaches, Necklaces, Crosses, Ac., of new styles; White and Colored Wax and Fancy Beads: Silk, and Fancy Belts; Milk and Metal Guards and Vest Chains; Teeth, Nail and Hair Brushes; Twist, Pock et, Dressing and Fine Combs; Per cussion Caps; Arm Elastics; Dice, nominees; Garters; Hair Pins; Watch Keys; Toy Watches; Coat Links; Studs; Penhold ers; Buckskin, Steel, Vel vet and Cotton Purses; Steel Pens; Jeweler’s Scale-; Violin and Harp Strings; Port msnnaies and Cabas; Fancy Mower Vases; Ac cordeons and Flutinas of a su perior quality; all of which they offer to the trade at the lowest market prices, and on the most liberal terms. tfjf~ Orders for all descriptions of French Goods fille by their resident partner in Paris, Mr. A. Crehange. July 23. 3m w


ocr: - B e »dk;»r 't Every Description) FOR SALK BY M. P* BROWN, r«y tt, 185 «e*'e.n^ W .T«,k.


ocr: FORRES 4c KITTSON, JOBBERS IN INDIAN GOODS AND DOMESTICS. HAVE on hand a large assortment of Indian Goods, which they offer to the trade on reasonable terms— also Family Groceries, among which are an assortment 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, Lard Oil, Prunes, Butter, Catsup, Lobsters, Sardines, Oysters, And everything required for family use, all of which will be sold Low. STONE STORE CORNER THIRD k ROBERTS STREET. St.


ocr: Tc the People ef Misueseta! THE WEEKLY PIONEER; THE * PIO NEER > NEWSPAPER OF MIN NESOTA territory. - fOfS Taylor's Power Weiis’s, d Chase’s Presses. Reduction in Price and Enlargement IN SIZE ! CLUB PRICE, Only One Hollar a \ ear. The Proprietor of Tns Mix.vksota Pio.nkkk, at the begin ning of a New Year, presents his respectful compliments to the citizens of Minnesota, and invite*) their attention to the liberal programme made up for their entertainment, in connection with his old and popular Journal. In re turn for the munificent patronage bestowed, Tub Wkkkly I’ionkkk will hereafter be sent to mail subscribers at the following rates : One Copy, oue year, for - $2 OO Five Copies, (lu one package) 800 Ten Copies, .... 1500 Twenty Copies, - - - •20 OO Payments in all cases to be in ADVANCE, aud the paper stopped when tiie period subscribed for expires. In connection with this large reduction in price, The Weekly Pioxkkh will, at the commencement of a new vol ume in April, 1855, be enlarged by the addition of one column on each page, making it the largest newspaper in Minnesota, at the cheapest price. The attention of business men, especially, is called to the BOOK AND JOBBING DEPARTMENTS, of the Pioneer Printing Office. The late introduction of Power Presses, Run by Steam, gives this establishment an immense advantage over any other northwest of Chicago. Special attention given to ail kinds of Fine Printing— Plain and Colored. Address on all business, EARLE S. GOODRICH, Proprietor, Bt. Paul. PROSPECTUS OF THE NORTH WESTERN JOURNAL. TIHE undersigned will issue on or about the 15th of . May, 1855, the first number of a Weekly Paper, to be called THE NORTH WESTERN JOURNAL, Of Agriculture, Science and Art, To be devoted, as its name indicates, to the increasing i merest* of the Farmer, Mechanic and Trader. It will e of a large quarto form and contain THIRTY-TWO COLUMNS OF ARTICLES, Original and selected, bearing immediately upon each branch of popular interest, belonging to such a journal. It will be neutral in Politics and Religion, reserving the right to question knavery in the one, and fanaticism in the other, while it will commend honesty in both. Able correspondents will be secured at every point, where the successful improvements in any pursuit, can be readily adopted here. Occasional illustrations will be given of Inventions of practical benefit, as well as il lustrations of rural Architecture, Gardening, dec., with Portraits and Biographies of some of our most eminent men, to supply which, arrangements have been entered into with Artists of ability at the East. We shall en deavor to present to our readers the latest information, and the most entertaining and instructive articles upon Agricultural Pursuits, Scientific Reseatch, Mechanical Arts, Education, Literature, General News, Fireside Economy, Ladies’ Portfolio, Wit and Humor, Youths’ Improvement, Sabbath Reading, General Miscellany. All of which will doubtless form a paper of value to all in the North West. Terms, $2 per year in advance. Single copies five cents. A liberal discount made to Clubs, as follows: Five copies, to one addiess $ 9 Ten do 17 Twenty do 30 Forty do 50 INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. Office at the junction of Third, Bench and Wabashaw streets, second story, near the Post Office, St. Paul, M T. MUNSON it DAYTON. March, 1855. mar2Bdtf Atkins 9 Automaton,


ocr: HENRY MC KENT^/, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, OFFICE —OLD POST OFFICE BLII.DIN (Third Street.) ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA TERRITORY. Land Bought & Sold THROUGHOUT THE TERRITORY, MONEY LOANED, INVESTMENTS MADE TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE, AND LAND WARRANTS LOCATED. REFERENCES. New York—GILBERT DAVIS, Esq DANIEL CURTIS, Esq., Capt. A. DE PEYST-R, Messrs. 8. THOMPSON * NEPHEW, Messrs. WILLIAMS ,‘c GUTOX. Ptm-AntM-HiA—JOSEPH PATTERSON, Esq., President of the Western Bank ; Messrs. DREXEI, ir CO., Banker* ; “ FREED, WARD & FREED ; “ R TAYLOR & CO. ; “ BINGHAM k DOCK : “ PITERS, JAMES & CO. ; “ BAIcEY k CO. ; EDWARD HURST, Esq., Notary Public ; H. iIESSCHKRT, Attornev at 1-uw ; JAMEs iiITCHEN, M. D.'; WILLIAM STOEVKR, Esq. Mix VIS OTA—Gov. W. A. GORMAN, Ilou. W. II WELCH, Chief Justice Min. ; Hon. HENRY M. RICE, Delegate to Con gress ; RICE, IIuLLiXSnEAT) & BECKER, At tnrneys at Law ; BORUP & OAKES, Bankers ; •J. TRAVIS ROSSER, Secretary of the Ter ritory, AMES & Va.V ETTEN, Attoruevs at I.aw ; Kov. T. M. FULLERTON, Register U. S. I.and Office ; WM. HOLCOMBE, Esq., Receiver U. S. Land Office ; T. T. MANN, M. D. Nbw Okleavs—Mesars. BROWN, JOHNSON & CO., Bankers. ViCKSBCKGH—Messrs. BROWN & JOHNSON, Bankers. March 6. d&s-tf TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.” WORTH OF REAL ESTATE, JS NOW OFFERED IN EXCHANGE FOR


ocr: j I | Gift Books for 1855. THE sub-cribcr has a large and extensive assortment of choice Presentation Books *br the approaching Holidays, among which may be had in various styles binding, Thought Blossom, Flora’s Gift, ' Home Annual, The Denison, l’carl Gift, Passion F'lower, Gilt of Affection, Gift of Sentiment Memories’ Gift. Albums, i Temperance Gift, Velvet Bibles, 1 Masonic Offering, Moss Rose, ■ All the standard Poets, Eastman’s Aboriign l Portfolio; I and many others. Call and examine, as it is no trouble | to show goods at COMBS’ Franklin Bookstore.


ocr: HTJOHES, DUPUY, Sc CREHAGEN FAJSCY GOODS, 37 Maiden Lane, up-stairs, New York, 7 Rue du Grane Chantier, Paris, 7 HAVE now in store, and are receiving by every packet and steamer from Europe, a complete and desirable assortment of Goods, comprising, among others the fol lowing, Agate Button, plain, colored, £»ncy, pant and coat do, all sizes; Silk and Velvet Dress Buttons of new styles- Bone coat and pant Buttons, all sizes; Lace. Horn ’ Glass, Jet, Black Bead, Pearl Shirt, Vest and Fan- ’ cy Buttons of all descriptions, new styles; Brace lets, Broaches, Necklaces, Crosses, &c., of new styles; White and Colored Wax and Fancy Beads: Silk and Fancy Belts; Silk and Metal Guards and Vest Chains; Teeth. Nail and Hair Brashes; Twist, Pock, et, Dressing nod Fine Combs; Per cussionCaps; Arm Elastics; Dice, Dominoes; Garters; Hair Pins; Watch Keys; Toy Watches; Coat Links; Studs; Penhold ers; Buckskin, Steel, Vel vet and Cotton Purses; Steel Pens: Jeweler’s Scales; violin and Harp Strings; Port monnaiet and Cabas; Fancy Flower Vases; Ac cordeons and Flutinas of a su perior quality; all of which they offer to the trade at the lowest market prices, and on the most liberal terms. A®* Orders for aU descriptions of French Goode Bile by their resident partner in Parie, Mr. A. Crehange. July tt. law Imperter* and Wholesale Dealers in FRENCH AND GERMAN


ocr: Democratic Legislative Nominations. For Councillor. JOHN B. BRISBIN. For Representative*. J. C. TERRY. PATRICK RYAN. B. W. LOTT. REUBEN HAUS. ROSS WILKINSON.


ocr: CUR TAINS ! c URTAINS ! UPHOLSTERY GOODS! THE PLACE TO BY Window Curtains, SHADES, &c. J. L. CHANDLER, no. 112, Market street, St. Isiuis, (DIRECTLY OPPOSITE TUE COCK MOUSE.) HAS for sale the largest and best stock of Curtain Ma terials and Trimmings, Window Shades, and other l pholstery Goods in the West. The assortment comprises Goods of every quality and style. f r om the richest to tile lowest iu price. As this is the only store in St. Louis ex clusively devoted to the Upholstery business, the selec tion will be found the best and the prices lower than iu any other establishment in the city. Special attention is called to the large and complete assortment of Lace and Muslin Curtains, and elegant Satin Dainasks, Worsted and Cotton Damasks, Gilt Cornices, Bands, Gimps, Cords. Tassels, Ac. WINDOW SHADES!! A great variety of new and oeautiful patterns just re ceived. All kinds of Matresses for sale at lowest prices. 4W Strangers visiting St. la>u!s, wishing to purchase Curtain Goods or Window Shades, can rely on finding here the best selection in the city and the prices sntisfac torv.


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ocr: DAILY PIONEER. SAINT PAUL: Monday HoralnslSeptembert*, 1855. K. s. GOODRICH* Proprietor and Editor for Democratic Delegate to Co agrees HON. DAVID OLMSTED. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY NOMINATIONS. For Sheriff .... George s. Camp. For Refiner of Deeds - Frederick Olivier. For Treasurer - - Cleat lee F. Stlmson. For Judfe of Probate ... A. C. donee. For District Attorney • Isaac 1• D. Heard. For County Commissioner * . J. A. Willis. For County Surveyor ... J. A. Case. For Coroner ... - John Trower. For Assessors— Ist Diet. - • Oliver Demers. 2d Diet. • Luke Murphy. 3d Dist. • . dames C. Frost.


ocr: Te tke People of-; Minnesota! THE WEEKLY PIONEER; THE (PIO NEER » NEWSPAPER OF MIN NESOTA TERRITORY. Taylors JV/«kt Wriis's, j •'base's Presses. Reduction in Price and Enlargement IN SIZE ! CLUB PRICE, Only One Hollar a Year. The Proprietor of. Tjbk Uixxwota Pioxxer, at the begin - ning of a New Year, presents his respectful compliments to the citizens of Minnesota, and invites their attention to the liberal programme made up for their entertainment, in connection with his old and popular Journal. In re turn for the munificent patronage bestowed, Thk Whbclt Pioneer will hereafter be sent to mail subscribers at the following rates ; One Copy, one year, for • $2 OO Five Copies, (In one package) 800 Ten Copies, - - - - 15 00 Twenty Copies, - - - -20 OO Payments in all cases to be in ADVANCE, and the paper stopped when the period subscribed for expires. In connection with this large reduction in price, The Weekly Pioneer will, at the commencement of a new vol ume in April, 1855, be enlarged by the addition of one column on each page, making it the largest newspaper in Minnesota, at the cheapest price. The attention of business men, especially, is called to the BOOK AND JOBBING DEPARTMENTS, of the Pioneer Printing Office. The late introduction of Power Presses, Run by Steam, gives this establishment an immense advantage over any other northwest of Chicago. Special attention given to all kinds of Fine Printing— Plain and Colored. Address on all business, EARLE S. GOODRICH, Proprietor, St. Paul. PROSPECTUS OF THE NORTH WESTERN JOURNAL. IVIIE undersigned will issue on or about the 15th of . May, 1855, the first number of a Weekly Paper, to be called THE NORTH WESTERN JOURNAL,


ocr: Ho! Sportsmen! a fact and can bo prove,! beyond any earthly JL doubt, that gun* cun be had, from the celebrated Miuie Rilic down to n |K>p gun ; also any kind of guns made to order, and repairing done, and all work warranted to tic good. Also, nil llreuiiu* used by uuters always on lmnil and for sale. P. S. The best Rifle powder for sale.) HOWARD* HERFURTH, Ijito of Madison, Wis const . AU~"filtop on corner at Robert and 6th sts. fit*Paul M T , Dec. 15,1864. d 1 ” 1 * I ’ 1


ocr: BY EXPRESS. ALI. the late novel* just received per Express at Nov. 30,1851-dtf DAHL’S. CHESS AND""CHECKER' BOARDS. A LARGE assortment for sale by " * No_3o. 1654-dtl DAIIL.


ocr: OR SELF-RAKING UK VI'EU AHH MOW EH. 1 —the first—built in - . 1853 40 used successfully in . - 1853. 300 ill 20 different States in - 1854. 1200 building for Harvest in - 1855. WARRANTED A GOOD SELF-RA KING REAPER NOT only has it proved to be a good Reaper, but it saves the hard labor and expense of raking off by hand; does the work better than 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, too, are deposited in so good order for binding that farmers say one-flfth 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 A GOOD MO WE R Price of Mowing Bar and Extra Knife S3O; $lO to accompany the order. Or $25 Cash in advance, or on the receipt of the Mower. FIFTY-TWO FIRST PREMIUMS!! Already received from State and County Agricultural Societies, the American Institute, the Franklin Insti tute, Ac., (several of them repeated,) two at the New York Crystal Palace Exhibition. J. S. WRIGHT. A. L. LARPENTEUR, Agent for Minnesota Territo r* June


ocr: Atkins’ Automaton, OR BELF-RAKING IIEAPEU A\b MOW Ett 1 —tlic first—built in }§f« 40 used successfully in “ J 853. 300 In 20 different States In - 1854. 1900 hnlldlng for Harvest 111 - 1856. WARRANTED A GOOD \S ELF-RAKING REAPER N' OT only has it proved to he a good Reaper, but It saves the hard labor aud expense of raking off by ! hand; does the work better than 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, too, are deposited In so good order for binding that farmers say one-flflh to one-third of the hands are sav ed in binding. Besides, the grain being laid so straight, it is wrell 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, 0; $25 to accom pany the order. Or $156 in Cash in advance, or on receipt of the Reaper. WARRANTED TUBE A GOOD MOWER. Price of Mowing Bar and Extra Knife $80; $lO to accompany the order. Or $26 Cash in advance, or on the receipt oj the Mower. Pim-TWO FIRST PREMIUMS! 1 Already received from Btate and County Agricultural Societies, the American lmtituta, the Franklin Insti tute, 4c., (several of them repeated,) two at the New York Crystal Palace Exhibition. J. 8. WRIGHT. Terrlto-


ocr: August 13. MONDAY. | 02 S 4 I SO RECEIPTS, &c. ARRIVED. Steamer Falls City, Murphy, Dubuque. “ Alhambra, Fawcetle, Galena. DEPARTED. Steamer J. B. Gordon No. 2, up river. i OFF TO-DAV. Steamer H. S. Allen, Minnesota River. “ Falls City, , Dubuque. “ Alhambra, Fawcette, Galena. DUE TO-DAV. Steamer Golden Era, Atchison, Galena. “ Henrietta, , Galena. “ Kate Kassel, , St. Louis. “ Lady Franklin, Marlin, Galena. COMMERCIAL. BOARD OF TRADE. OFFICERS : VV. R. MARSHALL - - - - - - Presidem. ! THOMAS FOSTER - - - Vice President. S. W. WALKER Secretary . A. 11. CATIICART - ... . Treasurer. | DIRECTORS: VV. R. Marshall, T. M. Marshall, VV. E. Hunt, Alex. Rey, C. T. Whitney, S. W. Walker, A. T. Chamblin, A. 8. El felt, A. L. Larpenteur David Day, Isaac Markley, G. W. Turnbull [C* Communications 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. Nt. Paul Markets. MONEY \ND EXCHANGE. The following li.-t of the rates at which t-,reign bank notes aud exchange are bought and sold, is corrected for tlio Pioneer daily by Messrs. BORPP OAKES, Rankers and Exchange Dealers, Saint Paul. Exchange on New York :% Ift cent - On St Louis 1>» *• On Chicago , *• On Galena . “ Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency.


ocr: ST. PAUL, DUBUQUE A\’l) GALEXA INDEPENDENT PACKET!!! HAMBURG, . . . Capt. J. B. Estes, WILL run regularly during the present season as an Independent Passenger and Freight Packet, between St. Paul, Dubuque and Galena. for freight or passage, apply on board, or to ALEX. REY, Agent, May 6-da Lower Levee, St. Paul. SAINT PAITf. AND ST. LOUIS PACKET. PRAIRIE STATE. THE fine, light draught passeuger steamer, Pharie State, will, during the season of navigation, run as a regular packet between St. Louis and St. Paul, touching at all intermediate points. For freight or passage apply on board, or to J. W. BASS tf CO., May 3,1655—tf. Agents. 1855. Minnesota River Packet 1855. BLACK. HARK, tap!. MAXWELL. WIU. leave St. Paul for the towns on the Upper Minnuesota River on Wednesday of each week, during the season of Navigation. For freight or papsage, apply on hoard, or to llorup It Champlin, Wharf Boat, Lower Lauding; orJ. R. Ir vine tf Co., Upper Landing. March 7. 1855 dtf FOR ST. ANTHOXVFAL.US, MIX. TER., DIRECT 2 AND ALI. LANDINGS ON THE LITER MISSISSIPPI.


ocr: lleiiiM 11c* Kent DEALER IX REAL ESTATE, OFFICE —OLD PONT OFFICE BUILDIN (Third Street.) ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA TERRITORY. Land Bought & Sold THROUGHOUT THE TERRITORY, MONEY LOANED, INVESTMENTS MADE TO THE REST ADVANTAGE, AM* Land U arrauls Bought aud Located. REFERENCES. Ns» York—GILBERT DAVIS, Esq., DANIEL CURTIS, Ksq., Capt. A DE PEYSTt* R, Messrs. S. THOMPSON k. NEPHEW, Messrs. WILLIAMS A GUTON. PnilAiixi.eniA—JOSEPH PATTERSON, Esq., President of the Western Hank ; Messrs. DKEXEL&CO., Bunkers; “ FREED, H ARD & FREED ; “ R. TAYLOR & CO. ; “ BINGHAM k DOCK ; “ ."ITERS, JAMES & CO. ; “ BAILEY & CO. ; EDWARD HURST, Esq., Notary Public; If. MKB.6CHEKT, Attorney at I.aw ; JAMES KITCHEN, M. I). ; WILLIAM STOKVEK, E-q Ml.xxi: iin—Gov. IV. A. GORMAN, Hon. W. H WELCH, Chief Justice Min. ; Hon. HENRY JL RICE, Delegate to Con press ; RICE, HOI.LINSHEAD BECKER, At torneys at Law ; RORUP ft OAKES, Bankers ; .1. TRAVIS ROSSER, Secretary ot the Ter ritory, AMES ft VAN ETTEN, Attorneys at law . Rev. T. M. FULLERTON, Register U. S. Land Ollice ; IV.IL HOLCOMBE, E-q., Receiver U. S. Land Ollice ; T. T. MANN, M. D. Nkw OKtFANS —Messrs. BKOIVN, JOHNSON k CO. Bankers. Vicks.bc.".on--Messr s. BKOIVN ft JOHNSON, Uiinkers. March 6. ilftwtf Lottage tivove Lands. —PRICE—SS PER ACRE— One half Cash, and the balance in one and two ye,ire without interest. IO 000 ACRES, consisting mostly of smooth roll ing prairie, situated in the delta of country embra ced between the Mississippi and St. Croix Rivers, in a central locality, within two hours’ ride of St. Paul, Point Douglass, Hastings, Afton, Hudson, Red Rock and Stillwater, all affording ready uml accessible inar -1 els for produce. These Lands are situated in the oldest and best culti vated district in Minnesota. The soil is A RICH, DARK LOAM. The Great IVeslern Railroad, now completed from Chicago to Madison, Wis., and iu progress thence northwestward, will in a short time be pushed forward to the Mississippi River, cross the St. Croix at Pres cott ami Point Douglass, and pass through a portion these lauds to St. Paul. These lands will he sold in quantities [not less than 40 acres] to suit purchasers. HENRY M’KENTY, St. Paul, July 12, 1855. daw Dealer in Real Estate. HOYT SETTLEMENT! IGO ACRES of excellent Land 2 miles from St. Antho ny ami 5 r.iles from St. Paul. ■t. Paul. July 17 dtf HENRY McKENTY. LAND IN THE VICINITY OF White Bear Lake. 000 ACRES. AT S 3 PER ACRE, CASH. fu St. Paul, July 17-dtf HENRY McKENTY. LAND ON STILLWATER ROAD. IGO ACRES, 2miles from the city, with wood ami meadow. HENRY McKENTY. St. Paul, Julv 17. dtf SANDY LAKE. T W O MILES Fli 0 M ST. VAL 33G ACRES two miles from the City, bordering one mile on a beautiful I.ake. Tnis tract is well wood ed, has two comfortable Dwelling Houses, at d about acres under cultivation. The soil is a black loam of first quality. HENRY McKENTY*. St. Paul, Aug. 3, 1855. dawtf BROPHY SETTLEMENT. 3000 ACRES in this flourishing settlement. HENRY McKENTY. St. Paul. Aug. 3, 1h55. dawtf iiVklT Si] PKHIOU! rr 000 ACRES of land, bordering on Iziki* Superior, *J the vicinity of the Town of Superior, t•• i* sal *, in par cel- of 20 acres and upward-*. These Lands embrace the termini of tiie Hudson Lake Superior, and the Minnesota and Railroads, at the extreme west arm of the Izike, at point one of tin* largest cities of the Northwest must located. HENRY McKENTY, St Paul Jill, 24. IS.-,;,. Dealer ill Real Estate. LAKE JOHANNA A TRACT OF 173 ACRES, bordering on this 1 ake, 0 miles from St. Paul anil from St. Antho liy Falls. HENRY McKENTY. St. Paul, July 17. dtf LAND


ocr: SA. PAUL, DUBUQUE, DUN LEITH AND BELLEVUEIV PACKET, TIME AND TIDE, a£BBffi|CAPT. NELSON ROBERTS. WILL leave as above during the entire season, in connection with Minnesota River Packets. For freight wr passage, apply on board, or to oct I dtf V. K. ROUTT, Ag’t, Lower Levee i


ocr: Democratic For Councillor. JOHN B~BItISBIN. For Representatives. J. C. TEIIUY. PATRICK RYAN. B. W. LOTT. REUBEN HAUS. ROSS WILKINSON.


ocr: VOL. 11. PIONEER. AT ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, EVERY WEEKDAY SIORM.Yti U EARLE S. GOODRICH, Buildings, Corner Third anil Jack,on Street-*, PIONEER. SIX DOLLARS DEII AS SIM RATES OF AdVeBIISINC . ADVERTISEMENTS—One Dollar per Square lines, for tlio first insertion, an<l Fifty Cents per for each subsequent insertion. ,VI>VEJITISKMENTS—Ten hues of Noupariel make a Square: 1 insertion, $ 75 l Square one year.- - sls each additional 25 one week, - 115 0 months, - .2 two weeks, - '1 75 one year, :i0 one month. - 4wi 3 months. - 20 two months. 5 00 )4 Column. G months, .10 three mouths,7 00 i 2 Column, one year, - 45 six months, - It 00 1 Column, one year, 75 Advertisements, unless the time is specified, will be till forbid.and charged accordingly. ami Job Printing executed at this office in a sujie at reasonable rates. Jpaul Business iEari)s. HOLMNSHEAD A BECKER, AND CoINSKU.ORS AT I .AW AND Si* in Chancery. Ullice the same as the one here occupied by Kiev, llollinshead & Becker. HOLUXSHBAD. tiMOWi* 1.. BEf'KKK. Paul, May 31, 18&5. jeldtf BOKOP A OAKES and EXCHANGE BROKERS, Third Street, St. N. E. TKMR* CO., IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, A.:., Roberts, Third and Fourth streets, St. Paul. CATHCAUT A CO., and RETAIL DEAI.EKS IN FOREIGN and DRV GOODS. No. BO Robertsstreet, St. Paul. nUBKitEY A KERN. IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Ac., St Anthony one door above the .American House, St. Paul. CHARLES E. 11A VO A CO., aud RETAIL DEALERS in HARDWARE, aud TINWARE, Third street, between Minnesota Roberts streets, St. Paul. J. T. IIAIATEB, and CIVIL ENGINEER, Ullice St. Anthony opposite the Empire Block, Upper Town, Saiut \V. 11. FORBES, COMPANY ST. PAUL OUTFIT, abo DRY GOODS GROCERIES, Third street, St. Paul. \v. s. conns. ami STATIONER, opposite the American St. Paul. A.HES A VAN ETI'EN, and roUNSEI.LORS AT LAW aud SOLICIT IN CHANCERY, Ollice corner of Third and Miuur I itleets, St. Paul. TKI .HAA ill. S.IITITI, OF TIIK PEACE. NOTARY PUBLIC, CUIJ.EC j and GENERAL AGENT, corner of Third aud Miu J -treets, St. Paul. J. H. SIJIPSON, GROCER, PRODUCE, FORWARDING and ! MERCHANT Uwer I-ovee, St. Paul, j Advances made on Consignments. Paul, June 24th, 1854. dtf 1 11. F. HAVi'EUSON, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, St. Anthony St. Paul. U. L. FULLER, AND RETAIL DEALER IN DRY GOODS. AND PROVISIONS, near the Upper St. Paul. I. L. BEL'KEH, OF HARTFORD EIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. in brick block, above American House, St. Antho St. Paul, Minnesota. STEES A HUNT, WARE ROOMS, and DEALERS IN SECOND FURNITURE, Third street, St. Paul. HAWIGHOKVT A MATHEK, TAIUIKS and CLOTHIERS, Third street, the Post Office. St. Paul. A. VANCE IfltO IV N, ESTATE BROKER, St. Anthony near Kellogg store, St. Paul, Minnesota. J. E. WHITNEY, ARTIST, Corner of Third and (V.lar streets, j Paul, Minnesota. G. N. SPERRY, H. »., AND SURGEON. Office on Third j opposite C. E. MAYO A CO. Residence at Central House. J. M. iIIAITHLUA, and CARRIAGE MAKER, Robert street, St. j I G. \V. BIDDLE, DENTIST, Maiu Street, between St. Peter's and : St. Paul. NANBORN A FRENCH, AND COUNSELLORS AT I.AW, Cunimis for New England States, and New York Office •• Rice House,’’ St. Anthony street. H SANBORN. (janlStf) TIIKODOKK FRENCH. JOSEPH BERG FELD, IN SI'OVES, MANUFACTURER OF TIN AND Ware, wholesale and retail, at J. 11. Byers’ o j Roberts street, St. Paul, Minnesota. Feb-1. YVM. SPRIGG HALE, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, aud Com for Maryland. Office corner of Third aud Wa streets opposite the Post Office, St. Paul. 1, 1855. dtf I PALMER A HAYWARD, and COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Office 1. Empire Block, St. Paul, Minnesota. References: Fillmore, Buffalo, N. Y. Ex Gov. Wm. ! Danville, Vt. Gov. W. A. Gorman,St. Paul, ' Hon. lliram K. Jerome. Rochester, N. Y. Hon. i Smalley, Burlington, Vt. Messrs. Kent, Eaton A: | New York City. C. PALMER. WILBUR X. HAYWARD. IRWIN A JOM.N, AT LAW, St. Paul, Minnesota. Office at the l’. S. Marshal, corner of St. Anthony Market streets. Dec. 4, 1854-dAwly IK WIN’. a. C. TONER. C. 1». GILT II.LA V, . AT I.AW. Office opposite Borup & Banking House Third street, St. Paul, dec. 13, 1b54-da.wjy ,11 lisi M EC. li N 111 ALKR, MILLINER, newly arrived lrum St Lou street, between Fifth and Sixth, St. Paul. 23, 1854. aug 23-d ly Rl BY A CALLENDER, OF LIME, Sliakopee, Minnesota. ALEXANDER REY, GROCER, FORWARDING AND COMMIS Merchant. Lower Levee, St. Paul. Minnesota. 24, 1856. leb24ly j SE WALL A DEN SHORE, ENGINEERS, oiler tlieir services for surveying aud . lands, making surveys and estimates for j bridges, and hydraulic works Particular atten 1 also given to draughting and copying plans. Office j ullice building, St. Paul, Minnesota. declSdtf A. M. A O. T. HAYES, and COUNSELORS AT I.AW, Has Minnesota Territory. sept'Jl wtf b. w. Lorr, and COUNSELLOR AT LAW and GENERAL I AGENT. Particular attention will be given to I taxes, entering lands,securing pre and entries made by military land war _ _ HAUKI BIN A EDGEKrom, EXCHANGE & REAL ESTATE BRijK .RS —No 7, Winslow Hot s* *Tr. Pan, Minxzsota. | buy aud sell Exchange—Discount good business , paper at current rates—Receive liepositc—Buy and Estate on Gommlssion—Make Collections—Take of Real IXate of Nonresident*. pay Taxes, aid do business pertaining to tlieir profession. iiiimcii: A. Gorman, Governor Minnesota; Alexander Ram Governor; Ogden. Jones tCa Chicago; Charles Del. Bank Delhi, N. Y.; Wadsworth fc Shel lon, ; H. A. Tucker & Co.. Ex. Bank, Chicago; Harrison I 24, 1854. Parker & Carver, AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. make collections—pay taxes—loan money— and attend toall the basinem of a General Co Boe Agency March 29, 1855-ylyd KEEPS constantly on hand a large and well selected *tnck of fancy and staple Dry Goods, consisting! i part of Brown Sheetings, Shirtings, Stripes, Drilling, Prints, Muslin de Laines, Lusters, Merinos, Velvets, Ho siery and Gloves, Silks, etc. A large stock of CarpetiDg. Drugget*. Mattings, and all kinds of House Furnishings, low for Cash at 43 No. 20 Robertstrett. St Paul ALL KINDS OF HATS, CAPS. FURS AND GLOVES, Third Street, opposite the Minnesotian Office. AH. M has on hand, in addition to a full stock ol • llie articles above enumerated, a large assortment ot INDIAN CURIOSITIES, And Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. Ho would also in form the Izidies 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 k CO., Dealers in all kinds of 171ANCY GOODS, Toy*, Jewelry, Musical lustru . menu, Accordeons, Cutlery, Sporting Apparatus, | Fishing Tackle, Willow Ware, Perfumery, ect. Also, all kinds of Fruit, Nuts, Fancy Candies, amt BEST IMPORTED CIGARS. All orders from abroad promptly attended to. AItSENAU, GETZ k CO., i March 10-lyd Third street, next doorloPresley. UHAiIIHLIN & NIORGAN, WHOM!SALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN DANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING, HATS, Caps. Boots, Shoes and Furnishing Goods, Cat, peting. Oil Cloths, Window Shades and Curtains Wall Paper ke. Third street, between Roberts and ark son. May 1. C. p. SCO X X, HAS just arrived with his large stock of Plastering Materials, and is now ready to supply his custom ers at his 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, While Finishing Lime, and the best Lime manufactur ed in the 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 ofWhite Finishing Lime; -And any quantity of other Lime —all of which he will sell upon reasonable terms for cash. 1 will also ccntinue my business as Builder or Plas terer. Thankful for past favors, aud solicits a continu ance of the same- CHAS. I’. SCOTT. St. Paul, May 21, 1855.—dtf CIIAULES W BORUP. CHARLEB 11. OAKES BORUP fc OAKES, BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS, SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA. FR9AKE the liberty to inform the merchants and other N. business men of the Territory, that they have ately formed such business connections in the princi al cities of the East anil 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 banknotes taken al highest rates. [4U-Cm j. McMahon Holland, Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery. SHAKOPEE,SCOTT COUNTY,MINNESOTA MINNESOTA REFERENCES. Gov. W. A. Gorman, j J. Travis Rosser, Esq.’ Sec. Min. Ter., j Capt. J. 11. Simpson,U. S.Top. Eng’rs. [ St. Paul. A. J. Morgan, Esq., Pioneer Office, | D. A. Robertson, Esq., J Hon. 11. 11. Sibley, Mendotu. MARYLAND REFERENCES. Gov. E. Louis Lowe, j T. 11. O’Neal, Esq., Secretary of State | Judges Legrand, Tuck and F.cleston of } Annapolis Supreme Court of Maryland, Hon. Alexander Randall, J John V. L. McMahon, Esq., Baltimore, Md. 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 adjoining counties o the State of Wiscousin. Office, Stillwateb, Min. REFERENCES. His Ex. Alex. Ramsey, Geo. W. Campbell&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. H. Larkin k Co. “ “ C. Shaler, “ Sam’l J.Wetherell A Co.” J. R. Moorhead, Esq. “ Jos. C. Butler k Co. (.'in G. W. Jackson, Esq. “ Mr. Jos. P. Beggs, “ Sam’l Gormly, Esq. *• Mr. O.Walker,Marine Mills Maj. J. B. Butler, and “ H. Burke, “ “ itizens generally, •* “ C.J. Butler, “ “ MATHEW FLOOD, MER CHANT TAIL OR, Roberts 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. june2Bd6m NEW. ELEGANT AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Of Dry Goods, Groceries, aud Provisions. D. L. FULLER, HAS just received his large sad elegant etock of spring goods lrum the East. Owing to the lateness ol the season, he will oiler it at EASTERN PRICES FOR CASH. Go aud examine it for yourselves, and you will be sure to buy. Among his stock of Dry Goons may be found— -2 cases Delaines, plain and fancy, very handsome 8 “ Prints of every description •2 “ Assorted Gingham, 3 •• Bleached Cotton. 10 bales Unbleached Cotton 4 •• Ticking, ■t •• Demisa’, I 2 •• Shirting Stripes, 4 •• Drillings, l 2 '• Oshaburg’s. 50 pieces Assorted Crashes, fib “ “ Diapers. A full assortment ol HUSEitY, GLOVES, LINEN. HAND i KERCHIEFS, Ac. Ac* too numerous to specify. . I Hh stock of CLOTHING and GENTS FCRXfSHIXG GOODS is the best ever offered in the market, aud will be sold very cheap. It comprises evervthing in its line. Don’t fail to call and examine it if von want bargain*. He ha* also received and is receiving by every boat, GRO CERIEB of aU kinds, bams, beef, pork, flour, ic., and will sell them at the lowest prices J MM, 12-dwtf D. L. FULLER Saint Paul Business (Harbs. N. P. INGALLS, TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE, VOCAL MUSIC AND THOROUGH BASS. Rooms oner the Dost,in Root d Shoe Store, 3d st., St. I’aul HAVING formerly been Tuner in a Piano Forte Manu factory, the subscriber is prepared to attend to that department in a manner which w ill give satisfaction. March 1, 1855. dtf J. A. .11. HOIKINGTON, BOOK-BINDER, third story ot B. Presley’* Brick House, Third street, will attend to all business in liis line with which he may he entrusted. Books, Magazines and Periodicals hound in any style, Old Books rebound aud Music bound m QUICK time,tor the 1-adies. Saint Paul, Oct. 2. it oet3d H. FOWLER. CLOCK and WATCH MAKER, St Anthony Street, opposite the Rice House. St. Paul. GEORGE A. NO ERNE, Attorney a counsk.li.er at law. office—oppo site Spooner’s new building. Lower Town, St. An thony, Minnesota. References. —Prof. Parsons, J.aw school, Cambridge, Prol Parker, do; Hon. K. G. Lining, do; Chief Justice Sliaw, Boston, llou.C. G. Loriug, do; T. J D. Fuller ('alias, Me; K. B WashburnC. Galena, 111 . Dutton Kieliardson A Co., Boston; Batelielder. Maun A Co.- do; Stephen Brown A Sons, do; R. P. Upton, Esq., St Anthony, M. T. <1 27 HOLLAND k HUNT, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Shakopee Minn. Terr., aud Chaska, Minn. Terr. Will attend promptly 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 in reference to titles to lands made free of charge. JXO. M. HOLLAND, THOMAS 11. lit XT, Shakopee, Chaska. Scott County, Hennepin County, Minn. Terr Jan 30dly Minn. Terr. UATHCAKT, No 20 Robert Street, Saint J’aul, M. T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FOI.r.IGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. A. It. lIUBLEY, MANUFACTURER and dealer in SAINT PAUL, MONDAY MOKNING, SEPTEMBEB American House, ! Corner of St. Anthony. Exchange and Fourth Streets, SAINT PAUL. S. LONG, - - - Proprietor. Til IE Proprietors of the Amerieun llou»e respeetlul . ly announce to their old patrons, and strangers ! visiting Smut Paul, that their popular hotel has been j thoroughly renovated aud tilted up with new ntid ele- j gam furniture, anil that they are prepared to entertain , those who may favor them with their patronage In " manner to fully sustain the character ol their house as the leading hotel of the capital of Minnesota. O’ Connected with the American is a l.ivcr) Stable, prepared to furnish pleasure parties, and others, with elegant turnouts. Aprlfidlv I JOHN- CRISWELL. Mtllinis FI.VXN lUeudolu lloumn Mnuloti i, Minnesota Territory. MF.SSKS. CRISWKIJ. Kl.VNVrespectfully nuiioiinrt 1 to tlie public tlmt they li.ive tAken t4ii«ooinirUHtbiUM umt boaiitifully mt ua to* l llttlrl—nt tlio month of tlio Miu nosota Kivor amt op|»osito Fort ami uro m»w ojh'ii ntid rtvulv for tin* nccninmculatlmi of Mfraiurcr* wml travolor** No pains will bo span'll to atvoninuitUlo both inrn iml animals to tlio satislnrtioii of tin* pnhlir April 13, 1854. «Wi»»* | House, E. A. BISSELL, Proprietor. FIMtK suhsrrihor lias lonM'd, h r a term of *»*ars, tin* 1 JSNKIsLINU 1101 SF, formerly o<*«*upi« > il by CouUon, on Fortstreet. Tin* lloiim* liu.s umU rgouu a thorough re pairing aud is newly furnished, ami ho Hatters himself that hi* will he aide to give satisfaction to all who may fa- J vor him with a ea’l. Tlioro is gootl stabling connected i with the house. Connected with the above house Is a good livery | establishment, where persons can always procure good I horses and carriages, for visits to the interior of the Ter 1 ritorj . april 24dtf LeNueur City House, JAS. S. PERRY, • * Proprietor. FMIHE present proprietor will spare no pains to make A this oneof the best houses in the Minnesota Valley. Situated just above the Big Woods, on the Minnesota River, the traveller will find a good home here. His ta ble will be supplied with the 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. jylfi dtf j Merchants 9 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- i 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-1 diately in Iront of the steamboat landing, and in the j business portion of the city, makes it particularly de- j sirable to those who wish to depart on boats or trans act business in the city. June 1-dawtf Winslow House, ST. PALL, MINNESOTA TERRITORY. THIS splendid establishment has lately changed into I the hands of Mr. P. E. Dorsey, late of the Saint Lawrence Hotel, Ogdensburgli, X. 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 comfortable aud pleasant Hotels in the country. Mr. Dorset has had nearly twenty years experience in j the Hotel husiness ; lias conducted some of the largest and best Houses in the South and North, and can safely say that he will make tlie Winslow House the favorite of! the Western world. The House will accommodate com fortably two hundred and fifiy guests. A liberal share of public patronage solicited. P. E. DORSEY. Proprietor, j 61. Paul, July 30,1855-dJtW. Temperance House, SAINT PALL, MINNESOTA, Jackson Street, between Third and Fourth, LOTT MOFFETT, Proprietor. GOOD BOARDING, by the day or week, or month.on easy terms. I have kept hotel in St. Paul for live yaars, and consequently understand the wants of all who are com pelted to board. Sign— “••ware and Compass. declsdl V HOUSE! A HOUSE!! i MY KINGDOM FOR A HORSE! ! Richard is Himself again ! COLLINS IN THE FIELD! undersigned takes this opportunity of inform j . ing his old customers and the public generally, 1 that he has resumed his former business in the store ol Sawtelle k Co., known as the World’s Fair, corner of j Third and Roberts streets, in the Auction and Commis sion line. Particular attention paid to the sale of Horses, Bug gies, Wagons, SfC. Having had 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 to give 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 6r. Co., or at : the stable of J. A. Conley, on Third street, back o Chamblin & Morgan's. May 29-dtf F. E. C. I GROCERY AND FEED STORE N CON- j NECTION WITH NOBLES’ MILL. lIIAVE established at I.arpenteur’s old provision stand, Third street, next door above Jackson, an extensive Grocery and Feed Store, which will be sup plied with flour, coni meal, bran, shorts, and all other ! products ot my Mill at Trout Brook. Also, will be kept : constantly on hand a general assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES k PROVISIONS. All orders left at the Store for anything in my line , will be promptly attended to, and the article delivered I tree of charge in any part of the city. July 7, 1855. Wm. H. NOBLES. Ale, Porter and Tider Depot! j JAMES CONNOLLY, having purchased the inter-: est of J. Anderson in the above business, informs 1 the public that he will keep constantly on hand at his establishment, opposite the Drug Store of Morton k Pace, a bountiful supply oi the best brands of Ale, Por-: ter and Cider, embracing ihe best of English as well as American manutacture. He will also keep a stock at the old stand of J. Anderson, Roberts street. Give me arall, ye thirsty denizens of this terrestrial sphere. June 4,1855. dtf WOLFE’S ('IELEBRATED Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps, to be J found at the agency of ALEX. KEY. Feb. 22. dtf DR. WHEELER’S 1 IONIC SHERRY WINE BITTERS, to be found 1 . at his agency ALEX. REY. Feb. 22. dtf IfT 1 X LBS. RUTABAGA SEED for sale, in quanti- It)U ties to suit parcliasers, by March 8-tf _ MORTON k PACE. GIN, by the pint or barrel, for sale by- Nov. 2. 1854 dtf W. B. McGROARTY I WINF., of all kinds, for sale by the pint or gallon, by ! Nov 1, 1864-dtl W.B. M’HROARTY. ! WHISKEY, bv the pinto- barrel, tor sale bv I Nov. 2, 1*854-dtf W. B McGROAHTY BRANDY' |i-r sale, by the pint or barrel, bv Nov. 2. 1854 dtf W. B. McGROARTY. I SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND FACTORY. r»IHE undersigned respectfullly informs the public t ils t' I he lias fitted up an »■ -tablidiment on the comer cfl Fourth and St. Peters streets, in the rear of ;h it- ny , terian Church, for the manufacture ot SASH, Doors and be He w ill at all time.- keep on um i ii,e largest aud best i a-sortment of all work in tii li,.e to be found in Minne -ota. Orders promp.lv i Led at the shortest notice, on reasonable tel ms. the attention of the public is called i to an examination of he, work and prices, N. P.—AH orders from the country promptly attended 1 ot. S. GROSS | St. Paul. Angus 17, 1854. aug 19 dtf TKO! B. HUNT. G . kKiTIItIUHL. HUNT k KRAYENBUHL, COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS, | Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groceries,;Provis ions, Hardware, %-c Chaska, Carver County , Min > Ter. wtf j THOM AS B. HUNT, * ATTORNEY AT LAW, Chaska, Carver County, Min-1 nesota Territory. wtf | st. 2Lonf« aatPtß. FROM Tltr N KWMPAPKU A DVKSTI SI Nn AOKNCY OF XV. N. SWI MMER, No. 14 Hrrnnd street, (St. l outs, Mo. K l>! I'IHK SAW WORKS. VV 1.. F. GAGE A CO , II in Ifiiom. No 37 Main Street, St. lou i* Mo Manufacturers nfrvrrv description of Extra Cast Steel Mill, Clreular, I'll, Miiley, Groan Cut. i Inline, Hand and I'auel Mnwa.Naw Handles. Upsets ami Cold Chisels, Trunk Springs, Knives, Reaper Siekles, | Springs, ete. Old sawn repaired and made as gnml as new at small cost. 1 The undersigned have made am h Improvements „„ i arrived at aueli per lei tiou in the tempering ami grim! I tug depsi t men t ol their wnih.niul take sin Ii pains *o procure the heat quality ol sleet, dial lliey mil without lent of Cnutradii lion, that their simfc of .aw | on Irapd and now being manufactured, are and wilt fie, not only equal to hut superior t•• Pity tirade in or hrnugtil |n this market Every Maw sold iimley (heir guarantee w|H he mad - good to the purchaser I not fciind to he an on trial Mnreh VII daw one yr W I, I CiktiF. A 111 MCA Hit ITT A MANOft'N MAMMOTH I’ll UN ITU KK 11A1.1,*. An fill Il'itrAiiif/fnrT Avenue lonic. Mo OUR EXTENSIVE EST AIILOIIMISNT is so well known that II is scarcely necessary to do more In an ndvertineinent than to Manure ottr friends and the public llial we have Irceil eminently successful in getting pp a kplrnnid assort merit of FURNITURE for the Frill Trade, tiro mosi superior in style and quality, anil particularly suited to a large and varied demand, both at wholesale and retail. An examination of our stock will show it to he 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 1 expensive. | Chairs from 50 cents to SSO ; Bedsteds from $2 50 to i $100; Tables from $1 50 to SSO; Bureaus from $lO to SIOO, and so on in almost endless variety. Besides we have Spring, Hair, Cotton, Moss and Shuck Mattrasses, and all kinds of bedding. We can fumfsh 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. seplfi-d.Vwtf SCARRITT k MASON. It OH Lit A’ 8. CA VENDER, WHOLESALE DEALER IN WOODEN, WILLOW. AND CEDAR WARE. So. 78 North Second st., op/iosite Monroe House St Lo us Missouri. HAS on hand and is constantly receiving Tubs, Cedar Measures, 2& 3 Hoop Pails, do Tubs, Covered Buckets, do Churns, Well do do Faucets, B. B. Cedar do Brooms of all kinds, I. B. do do Brushes do Mop Ilaudles, Willow Cradles & Wogons. Bale Boxes, do Baskets, Half-bushelMea-ures, Rattan do H 5c 3 bu. Clothes Pins, Corn do Rolling Pins, Nest Boxes, Wood Barrels, Manilla Mats, do Trays, Inte do Axe Handles, Nests, Measures, Ac., Ac i Allot which is offered at the lowest Cash Prices St. Louis, Mo. aug 17 d2mfkwly sr. Luuns, mo., Fall Trade, 1855. HORACE WHITTEMOBE, | ROUT J. WHITTEMORE, ) St. I New York. | johk f. carter, ) Louis j 11. & R. B. WHITTENORE A CO., Manufacturers & Wholesale Dealers in 1 HATS, CAPS, FURS 8,- BONNETS, No. 27 Main Street, First door North of the Bank ofMissouri. THE subscribers once more call the attention of their friends, and all who are in want of articles in their line, to their large stock of goods, manufactured ex pressly for the Western trade, and will receive, week ly, by express, all new styles which appear in the Eas tern markets. We beg leave to call attention to our large assort ment of Silk and Satin Bonnets. From our long experience in trade, (fifteen years in this city,) we feel confident that the selection of Goods we make is suited and adapted particularly to this mar ket; and we respectiully solicit an examination of our stock, being determined to offer such inducements as will make it desirable to do business with us. 11. & R. B. WIUTTEMORE & CO. N- B. The highest market price paid, in cash, for Furs and Peltries. St. Louis, August 6,1855. Aug 18-w3m F. A. HINT, " j7k. Ht XT. ate of Hubbell k Hunt. F. A. HUNT & CO., PRODUCE, ommissionk & Forwarding merchants No. 19 Levee, St. Louis, Mo. "XI PE adhere strictly to a Commission Business aud we If solicit consignments of Produce, Merchandise, Ac. Having ample facilities for doing business, which are unsurpassed by any house in 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 Hulibell k Hunt of which he was a member. the firm refers to Lucas k Simonds, St. Louis. Doan, King & Co., St. Louis. Page k Bacon, “ Hon. A. A. Lawrence, Boston I Woods, Christy ACo “ ClalHin, Mellon k Co., New York. ApfidAwtocto F. A. HUNT k CO. | FIELD, BE A RDSDEE J- CO., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PIECE GOODS FOR MEN’S WEAR, No. 158 Maiu*st, St. Louis, Mo., HAVE now in store a heavy and complete stock of goods suitable for the Autumn and Winter Sales, And are prepared to compete with any Jobbing House IN THE UNITED STATES The stock consists in part of the following goods, viz: CLOTHS. CASS I MERES DUFFILS. DOESKINS KERSEYS, SATINETS TRICOTS TWEEDS, FELTS, JEANS, VESTINGS. CORDUROYS, SATINS. VELVETEENS, VELVETS, BEAVERS. SERGES PILOTS SATIN DE CHINES, FLUSHINGS, ALPACCAS. PETERSHAMS. IJNSEYS, WHITNEYS, CLOAUNGS BLANKETS Every description of TAILORS’ A CLOTHIERS’ TRIMMINGS. A complete stock of Hen’s Furnishing Goods. An invitation is herebv respectiullv extended to MERCHANTS. CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS. Visiting the city for the purpose of buying goods in this) line, to examine our stock before making tlieir purchases. All orders will receive prompt attention. FIELD, BE ARDS LEE A CO. j Ansr 13, ISS.V daw?m ! BELLS! BELLS! BELLS! A .I* 1R Churches, Academies, Factories, Steamboats,: P 1 Plantations, etc., made by the subscribers, and large assortment kept constantly on hand, mounted | vith their newly improved Iron Yoke, which by a de tached plate permits the Bell, without taking it from ! the Yoke, to he turned on its vertical axis any distance however small or completely round, thus lessening the 1 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 1 bearing if desired, thus increasing or diminishing the force of the blow. The recent adaptation of Iron Cases, (in which they mount all sizes) increases their work-1 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 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 • notice For further information apply for circular. Address A. MENEELY’S SONS. West Tray, Albany Co., New York. novll’s4dfcwly , : | ■


ocr: | | ; | ’ ' Fnsnraiitr. JOHN S. PRINCE, At) EXT l OR THE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO., New York. Office, No. 15 Wall Street. HAS r Cash Capital of £.700,000, and will insure Building*, Merchandise and Personal Property aj,a]iist Loxh or Damage by Fire. DIRECTORS: WILLIAM V. BRADY . . President I)an. 11. Arnold, A. Siudwe’l, Geo. Griswold, Jr., Lycurpus Edgerton, Watts fihermau, 8. B. Chittenden, John Caswell, I’elegllHll, David Lane, Sheppard Gandy, Samuel D. Babcock, Lowell Holbrook, Win. M. V’atl, Charles M. Connolly, John Paine, Horace U. Claffm, Charles II Booth, Geo. S. Stephenson, Thomas Siniill, O F. Dainbmuun, James A. Edgar, Aurelius U. Hull. Daniel Barge**, Joseph W. Pattern*, Joseph Bittleil. Hiram Barney, Thomas Tileston, J. 11. Ransom, W ilson G. Hunt, C. A. Avery, Janies Freeland, Robert 11. McCurdy, E. T. 11. Gibson, William W. Stone, Wellington Clapp, lienry C. Bowen, Geo. VV. Lane, A. A. Lew, Edward Lambert, Prudish Johnson, Charles l.auison, Thomas Fraser, Chtiiles E. Beebe, Henry Eyre. W m. M. Richards, GEORGE T. HOPE, Secretary. Application* for Insurance upon Dwelling Houses and Personal Property, can be made to JOHN S. PRINCE, Feb. 2C, 1855-dtf At the Wiuslow House. ST* PAUL MUTUAL INSURANCE CO Capititl Stock $->O,OOO. AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING. ALEX. WILKIN. President. W. P. Ml'kray, Vice President; Gcoruk W. Faurimcitok, Secretary; C. 11. Parker, Treasurer, i Are now prepared to issue fash or Mutual Policies, • as favorable rale.* of premium as any inner : company. BOAItD or DIRECTORS. Franklin Steele, Alexander Hamsey, ChHS. W. Uorup, Alexander Wilkin, Chn*. 11. Parker, lienry- fit. Rice, Ciia*. D. Fillmore, \\ illiam 1.. Ames, Levi Sloan, William P. Murray, John Farrington, George W. Farrington, Abram M. Fridley. Office on At. Anthony- street, in the room 1 occupied liv the Territorial Secretary. VVhrimrv. 1H54. 45—ly. THE AMERICAN MUTUAL LIFE IN | SUIiANCE AND TRUST COMPANY, Nev: Haven, Conn. | P RPETUAL CHARTER CAPITAL $254 i A I’PLICATIOXd received and P< licies ghen bv Wm. SPKICG HALL. Agent. Office corner Third and Wabashaw st*.


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ocr: Rich’s Salamander Safes. WILDER'S PATENT. Safes of various sises e j.I / patterns, with and wllti out powder proof locks, • ommmmmmamlm&S for sale at tbe depot 118 M jllH Watet st., New York. i Iwiffgl llm (3 Vaults and vault doors 2 ifcMtlMlii Ifffil Ka STEARNS A MARVIN, *. HIH l|H Ivl (Late of Stearns 4" (■'».. t HW !)|H EI successors to Rich 4* f'o; * ISISiyiSgH 146 Water st., and cor. B ■— wam Avenne A and St. M»lk- RSRH2SH ct 1 Proprietors of Rich’s l * • tent, and the only makers of Salamander Safe com bining Wlldei and Rich’s Patents.

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ocr: FLAVIEN BEAUDETTEE, VyOCLD respectfully announce to the inhabitants o ** Mendota and vicinitv, iliat be has erected a CAR RTAGE it WAGGON SHOP, also, a BLACKSM Til SHOP, on the corner of first and. F streets, In the town of MENDOTA, where waggons and carriages of the bes quality will always be for.ndfor sale, and all description of Blacksmith work executed with dispatch. Mendota, Jon 26,1866 wly


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ocr: To the People of Miuuessla! THE WEEKLY PIOAEEK; TIIE ‘PIO NEER’ NEWSPAPER OF MIN NESOTA TERRITORY. Reduction iu Price aud Enlargement IN SIZE ! CLI’B PRICE, Only One Hollar a Year. The Proprietor of Tuk Minnesota Pioxekr. at the begin ning of a New Year, presents his respectful compliments to the citizens of Minnesota, amt invites their attention to ’tie liberal programme maile up for their entertainment, in connection with his obi amt popu'ar Journal, iu re turn for the munificent patronage bestowed. The Weekly I'lo.nrek will hereafter be sent to mail subscribers at the following: rates : One Copy, one year, for - $2 00 Five Copies, (in one package) 8 OO Ten Copies, - - - - 15 00 •Twenty Copies, - - - -20 OO Payments iu all cases to be in ADVANCE, and the paper stopgieil when the period subscribed for expires. In connection with this large reduction in price, Tin: Weekly Pioneer will, at the commencement of a new vol ume iu April, 1855, be enlarged by the addition of one column on each page, making it tire largest newspaper in Minnesota, at the cheapest price. The attention of business men, especially, is called to the BOOK AND JOBBING DEPARTMENTS, of the Pioneer Printing Office. The late introduction oi' Power Presses, Run by Steam, give-- tliis establishment an immense advantage over any oilier northwest of Chicago. Special attention given to all kinds of pine Printing— Plain and Colored. Address on all business, EARLE S. GOODRICH, Proprietor, St. Paul. PROS PECTUS OF THE NORTH WESTERN JOURNAL. fI’IIE undersigned will issue ou or about the 15th of


ocr: I EAULK S. CiOODltlC )L. I. |ILY PIONEER. tsr. nu, mix nes**ta, Kvmv week i»ay mwkmnuk 4fey* English papers annonnee the death of “Currer Bell,” (Charlotte Bronti) au thor of “ Jane Eyre,” “ Shirley” and “ Vil ette.” The anuouncement will be received with regret in this country. She was the last survivor of three wonderful girls, the daughters of a clergyman who, now very aged aud infirm, survives his wife and all his many children. The name Bronti (an abbreviation of Bronterrc)is Irish, and very ancient. The mother died many years ago, and several of her children. When the reading world began to have an interest in their existence, there were three sisters and a brother living with their father at Ha worth, near Keighley, iti Yorkshire—Char lotte, Emila and Ann, (“Currer,” “Ellis”and “Acton.”


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ocr: Cheap Cash Store. J. FROST, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, KEEP constantly on band a Largo and well selected stuck of GROCERIES and DRY GOODS, suitable for the St. Paul and Minnesota market Fresh Codfish, ilrect from Boston, by the hogshead; All kinds of Sugar ; Molasses and G. Syrup; Sack Salt Barrel; Nalls, Coffee and Tea; Oysters, Extra Floor; Corn Meal; Butter and Cheese: Mess Pork, Soap and Candles; D. Peaches; Fresh add preserved peaches; Also, every thing else that customers can think of or e likely to want. No. 84, THIRD STREET, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, Nov. 9,1834. dkwly


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ocr: T H E A T R E. •mpire Ilall, near the American House. BENEFIT OF MISS SALLIB ST. CLAIR. CHARACTER DANCE, EL BOLERO' By Mix Sallie St. Clair. St Louis Varieties Dramatic Company I»Ir. J. HUNTLEY, Stage and Acting Manager. MONDAY EVENING, JULY . 1855 Will be performed Dion L. Bourictuli’g Comedy of LONDON ASSURANCE! Lady Gay Spanker, - - - Miss Bailie St. Clair grand overture by the ORCHESTRA To conclude with the EL BOLERO! By Mix Bailie St. Clair. ADMISSION ..... 50 Cents. CHILDREN under 12 yrs. « - 25 «* Doors open at precisely 7>i o’clock. Curtain rise at 8. Front Bents reserved for the Ladies.


ocr: 11. PIONEER. AT ST. PAIL, JUWRxffA, EVERY WRFK DAY MORM.XC II KAKLK S. GOODRICH, Buildings, Corner Third aud Jackson Streets, V PIOXKMJt, SiX dollars PMM A.XM M iuu:s or advertising. r ADVERTISEMENTS —One Dollar per Square l ines, lor the first insertion, and Fifty Cents per for each subsequent insertion. ADVERTISEMENTS —Ten lines of Nonpariel a Square: 1 insertion. $ 75 1 Square one year,- sls each additional 25 one week. 175 )jColuinu, 6 months, • Ull t .VO weeks. -2 75 ‘ 4 Column, one year. 30 one month. 400 two months, 500 > a Column, 6 months, - 30 three months,7 00 one year, - 45 six mouths, 000 1 Column, one year, - 75 unless the time is specified, w ill he till forbid,ami charged accordingly. aud Job Printing executed at this office in a supe at reasonable rates. yaul business£avi»s. HOLEINMIEAD A HliCKliK, AM) COUNSELLORS AT I.AW AND SO in Chancery . Office the same as the one here occupied by liice, Holliu-head & Becker. UOIIIXMIKII. UKOKUK 1.. HKCKKH. May 31, 1855 >e4dtf UOKUP A OAKEN and EXCHANCE BROKERS, Third Street, St. i\. E. TV NON A CO., IN GROCERIES, PROYISIONS, Sic., Roberts, Third aud Fourth streets, St. Paul. ( ITIH tKT A VO., E and RETAIL DEALERS IN FOREIGN and DRY GOODS, No. 20 Roberts street, St. Paul. .tIAUKLIiI A KERN. IN HARDWARE, CI’TLERY, Ac., St. Anthony one door above the American House, St. Paul. CHARI.EM E. ITI AVO A CO., and RETAIL DEALERS in HARDWARE, and TINWARE. Third street, between Minnesota streets, St. Paul. J. T. HALVIED, and CIVIL ENGINEER, office St. Anthony opposite the Empire Block, l T pper Town, Saint \\. H. FOR HEN, st. pacl octfit, also dry goods Third street, St. Paul. W. 8. ( O tIRS. and STATIONER, apposite the American St. Paul. AMES A VAN ETTEN, aud COUNSELLORS AT LAW and SOLICIT IN CHANCERY, Office corner of Third and Minnc ; St. Paul. TUI nAN H. N.UITM, OF THE PEACE NOTARY PUBLIC, COU.EC GENERAL AGENT, corner of Third aud Min | streets, St. Paul. J. W. NIAIPMIN, GROCER. PRODUCE. FORWARDING and I MERCHANT. Lower Levee, St. Paul, j Advances made on Consignments. June 24th, 1854. dtf 11. F. .Tl ANTE It SON, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, St. Anthony I St. Paul. D. E. FULLER, AND RETAIL DEALER IN DRY GOODS, j AND PROVISIONS, near the Upper I St Paul. GEO. E. BECKER, OF HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. I in brick block, above American House, St. Antho St. Paul, Minnesota. STEEN A HI NT, WARE ROOMS, aud DEALERS IN SECOND FI RNITURK. Third street, St. Paul. HAW IG HOKNT \ IYIATHEN, TAILORS and CIOTIIIERS, Third street, the pout Office, St. Paul. A. VANUE BUUWIt, BROKER, St. Anthony near Kellogg I store, St. Paul, Minnesota. .1. E. WHITNEY, ARTIST, Corner of Third and Cedar streets, j Minnesota. G. N. SPI KRV, -11. D., IST AND SURGEON. Offiee on Thiid opposite C. E. M.VYO&CO. Residence at House. J. JTI. UAITHEWN, and CARRIAGE MAKER, Robert street, St. j _ I G. U . RIDDLE, DENTIST, Main Street, between St. Peter’s and I St. Paul. SANBORN A FRENCH, and COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Commis lor New England States, and New York. Office i •• Rice House,’’ St. Anthony street. K. S V.VBUIUt. (jail 15tl) THtXHHIHE HIKNCH. JOSEPH REKGFEED, IN STOVES, MANUFACTURER OF TIN AND Ware, wholesale and retail, at J. H. Byers’ o Roberts street, St. Paul. Minnesota. Feb- 1. WM. NPRIGG HALL, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. and Com lor Maryland. Office corner of TUiril and lU streets opposite the Post Office, St. Paul. 1,1855. dtf PALMER A IIAVWAIiD, and COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Office Empire Block. St. Paul, Minnesota. References: Fillmore, Buffalo. N. Y. Ex Gov. Win. 1 Danville, Yt. Gov. W. A. Gorman,St. Paul, I Hon. Hiram K. Jerome, Rochester. N. Y r . Hon. Smalley, Burlington, Yt. Messrs. Kent, Eaton & New York City. nun. nm m.umu. i IKU IN A JONES AT LAW, St. Paul, Minnesota. Office at of the l’. S. Marshal, corner of St. Anthony j streets. Dec. 4, lSs4d4wly ikwix. a. r. JONHS. | ( . U. GII.FILLAN, AT LAW. Office opposite Uorup 4 Banking House Third street, St. Paul, dec. 13, UStdkWl) tl |{N. SI 1(7 ENT IIALEH, MILLINER, newly arrived from St. Lou street, between Filth anil Sixth, St. l’aul. 23, 1854. aug 23 dly UUUY A CALLENDER, OF LIME, Suakopee, Minuesota. ALEXANDER KEY, GROCER. FORWARDING AND COMMIS Merchant, laiwer Levee, St. Paul. Minnesota. 24, 1855. leb’24ly SEWALL A DENSJIOKE, ENGINEERS, oiler their services for surveying and lands, making surveys and estimates for bridges, and hydraulic works Particular atten also given to draughting and copying plans. Office • mice building, St. Paul, Minnesota. declSdtf A. .11. & O. T. HAYES, AND COUNSELORS AT LAW. Has Minnesota Territory. sept’Jl wtf B* W. LOTT, and COUNSELLOR AT LAW and GENERAL AGENT. Particular attention will be given to tious, pay ing taxes, entering lands, securing pre and entries made by military land war JIAUKI BIN A EDOEKTON. EXCHANGE 4 REAE ESTATE BROK RS —No 7, Wixsfow Hoes* St. ParL. Minnesota. buy and sell Exchange—Discount good business paper at current rates—Receive I>eposite«—Buy and Estate on Commission—Make Collection-—Take ot Real Estate of non residents, pay taxes, a id do business pertaining to their profession. KKFKKKXCKS: A. Gorman, Governor Minnesota; Alexander Ram Ogden Jones kCo Chicago; Charles Del. Bank, Delhi, N. Y'.; Wad.--wortli 4 Shellon, 11. A. Tucker 4 Co.. Ex. Bank, Chicago; Hamsun 24, 1854. Parker & Carver, AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. make collections—pity tuxes —loan money and attend to all the business of a General Collec March 29, 1655-ylyd LiAHlai’: S. CiOOJDKICH, PROPRIETOR. Saint |)aul Business €arbs. N. P. rNGALLS, TFACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE, VOCAL Ml SIC AND THOROUGH BASS. /founts’ over the Ih *.-7- n Roe ft if- Shoe Store, 3d if, 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, 1855. dtf J. A. HI. HOISINGTON, BOOK-BINDER, third story of B. Presley’s Brick llou-e. Third street, will attend to all business in his I line w ith 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. |t ocl3d H. FOWLER, CLOCK and WATCH MAKER, St. Anthony Street, opposite | the Rice House, St. Paul. GEORGE A. NOI HSE, A TTORNEY 4 COUXSKLLER AT LAW. Office—opim r\ site Spooner's new building, Lower Town, St. An thony, Minnesota. References. —Prof. Parsons, Law school, Cambridge; l*ro| barker, do; Hon. E. G. lairing, do; Chief Justice I Shaw, Boston; Hon.C. G. Luring, do; T. J. 1). Fuller (alias, Me: E. B. Wusliburne, Galena, 111.; Dutton ! Richardson 4 Co., Boston; Batcholder, Mann & Co.’ do; Stephen Brown 4 Sons, do; R P. Upton, Esq., St- Anthony, M. T. d 27 HOLLAND k HUNT, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Sliakopee Minn. Terr., and Uliaska, Minn. Terr. Will attend j promptly 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 in retereuce to titles to lands made free I of charge. j J.XO. .V. HOLLAND, THOMAS 11. 11l XT, Sliakopee, Cliaska, Scott County, Hennepin County, Minn. Terr Jan 30 illy Minn. Terr. (ATHCAUT, t\o 20 fit4s.it Street, Saint Paul, M. T. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FoI.r.IGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. KEEPS constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of fancy and staple Dry Goods, consisting ! i part of Brown Sheetings, Shirtings. Stripes, Drilling, Prints, Muslin de Laines, Lusters, Merinos, Velvets, Ho siery and Gloves, Silks, etc. A large stock of Carpeting, Druggets, Mattings, aud all kinds ol House Furnishings, low for Cash at 43 Ho, aoBoWHWinT. St Paul A. H. MOSLEY, MANI'FACTt’RKR AND DKAI.KR IX ALL KINDS OF HATS, CAIS, FURS AND GLOVES, Third Street, opposite the Minnesotian Office. All. M. lias on hand, in addition to a full stock ol • the articles above enumerated, a large assortment ol INDIAN CURIOSITIES, And Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods. He would also in form the ladies and Gentlemen of Minuesota, that he ip prepared to make up all descriptions of Fancy Furs, la dies Riding Hats, anil Gloves, at the shortest notice. The liighe-t market price will be paid for Furs aud Deer Skins. June 24, ’54 dly. ARSENAL, GETZ k t’O., Dealers in all kinds of lIANCY GOODS, Toys, Jewelry, Musical Instru ments, Accordeons, Cutlery, Sporting Apparatus, 1 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 doorlo Presley. CHAMHLIN A MORGAN, WHOLHSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ] W.V(T AAD STAPLE DRY GOODS AAD CLO'UIIAG, HATS, Caps^Boots, Shoes and Furnishing Goods, Cat. peting. Oil Cloths, YViudoiv Shades and Curtains j Wall Paper 4c. Third street, between Roberts and nek j son. May 1. V. P. SCO TT, HAS just arrived with his large stock of Plastering Materials, and is now ready to supply hiscustom j ers at his 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, YY'hite Fini-hing Lime, and the best Lime manufactur i eil in the 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 lie will ; sell upon reasonable terms for cash. I 1 will also erntinue my business as Builder or Plas- I lerer. Thankful for past favors, and solicits a continu ance ofthe same- (’HAS. I’. SCOTT. I St. Paul, May 21, 1855.—dtf CIIAKI.ES W BUItl'P. CIIARI.ES 11. OAKES BORUP k OAKES. BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS, SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA. PDTAKE the liberty to inform the merchants and other Jl business men of the Territory, that they have ately formed such business connections in the princi | al cities of the East and South as to be able to afford I hem all usual BANKING FACILITIES. They will receive current bank notes on deposit, for wliich 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 SOLI). Collections promptly attended to anil proceeds for warded, less exchange. Land Warrants Bought und Sold. Uucurrent banknotes taken at highest rates. |4O-Cm J. McMAIION HOLLAND, Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery. SUAKOPEE, SCOTT COUNTY, MINNESOTA MINNESOTA REFERENCES. Gov. W. A. Gorman, 1 | J. Travis Rosser, Esq.’ Sec. Min. Ter., | Capt. J. 11. Simpson,U. S.Top. Eng’rs.’St Paul. A. J. Morgan, Esq., Pioneer Office, | D. A. Roberl&pn, Esq., J Hon. 11. 11. Sibley, Mendota. MARYLAND REFERENCES. Gov. E. Louis Lowe, j T. 11. O’Neal, Esq., Secretary of State | Judges Legraml, Tuck and Eclestonof | Annapolis Supreme Court of Maryland, | I lion. Alexander Randall, j John X. L. McMahon, Esq., Baltimore, Md. s. j. k. Mcmillan, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, WILL attend promptly and faithfully 10 all husintss entrusted to him in the line of his profession, at Stillwater, St. Paul, St. Anthony, and throughout the , Territory of Minnesota, and the adjoining counties o ; the State of YViscousin. Office, Stillwater, Min. REFERENCES. llis Ex. Alex. Ramsey, Geo. YV. Campbell* Co., St. Paul. Galena j Dr. C. W. Borup, “ Mr. R. Lansing, “ Mr. J. W. Simpson, “ Mr. S. O. Butler, St. Louis Hon. A.W. Loomis, Pittsh’g .1. H. Larkin k Co. “ “ C. ihaler, “ Sain’l J.Wetherell A- Oo.“ J. R. Moorhead, Esq. “ Jos. C. Butler k Co. Cin G. W. Jackson, Esq. “ Mr. Jos. P. Beggs, “ Sam’l Gorntly, Esq. “ Mr. O.YValker,Marine Mills Maj. J. B. Butler, and “ H. Burke, “ “ itizens generally, •• “ C. J. Butler, “ “ MATHEW FLOOD, MERCHANT TAILOR, Roberts street, next door to Royer'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. june2Bd6m NEYV. ELEGANT AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Of Dry Goodit. Groceries, aud Provisions, 1 1). L. FULLKR, HAS just received iiis large and elegant stock of spring goods from the Ea-t. Owing to the lateness ofthe season, he w ill offer it at EASTERN PRICES FOR CASH Go and examine it for yourselves, and you will be sure to buy. Among Ills stock of Dry Goods may be found— 2 cafes Delaines, plain and fancy, very handsome 8 *' Prints of every description 2 •* Assorted Ginghams. 3 ■■ Bleached Cotton. 10 bales Unbleached Cotton 4 “ Ticking, 2 •• Demins’. 2 •• Shirting Stripes, 4 •• Drillings, •2 •• Osliaburg’s, t>u pieces Assorted Crashes, 50 “ “ Diapers. A full assortment of HOSERY, GI.OVES. LINEN, H\ND KERCHIEFg Ac. Ac., too numerous to specify. His Stock of CI/JTIIING and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS is the best ever offered in the market, and -will bo sold very cheap It comprises everything in its line. Don't fail to call and examine it if you want bargain*. He lias also received and is receiving by every boat, GRO CERIES of all kinds, hams. beef. pork, flour. Ac., and will sell them at the lowest prices. June. 12-dwtf 0. l. FULLER SAINT PALL, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 8, JDotflß. American House, Canter of St. Anthony, Fxehange and Fourth Streets, SAINT PAUL. S. LONG, - - - Proprietor. TYIIE Proprietors olthe American House respectlul . ly anuounre to their old patrons, mid 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. Jlr Connected with the American is a Livery Stable, prepared to furnish pleasure parties, and others, with elegant turnouts. Aprl9dlv jwur CHIsWKII MORRIS FLYXX. iHemlota Houses Mend ota, Minnesota Territory. MESSRS. CRISWELL 4 FLYNN' respectfully announce \ to the public that they have taken thiscommod-nus j and beautifully situated Hotel—at the mouth of the Min nesota River, and opposite Fort Fuelling—aud are open aud ready for the accommodation of strangers and] travelers. No pains w ill be spared to accommodate both men and | animals to the satisfaction of the traveling public. April 13, 1854. din* I Snell ing House, E. A. BISSELL, Proprietor. r|XHE subscriber has leased, for a term of years, the j J. SNELLIXG HOUSE, formerly occupied by Uoulsou, ] on Fort street. The House lias undergone a thorough re- 1 pairing and is newly furnished, and lie Matters himsell | that he will be able to give satisfaction to all who may fa- | vur him with a ca’.l. There is good stabling connected I with the house. Kg' Connected with the above bouse is a good livery I establishment, where persons can always procure goon horses and carriages, for visits to the interior of the Ter j ritory. april24dtf ] LeSueur City House, JAS. S. PERRY, • - Proprietor. rBNHE present proprietor w ill spare no pains to make j 1 this one of the best houses in the Minnesota Valley. Situated just above the Ilig Woods, on the Minnesota River, the traveller will tinda good home lo re. His ta j ble will be supplied with the best the market affords; and everything necessary to make the traveller comfort- I able. Good stabling attached. A share of public pat | ronage is solicited LeSueur City, July 12. jy-16 dtf 1 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 city, i The table shall always he supplied with the best the market affords. The loration of the Hotel being imme diately in Iront of the steamboat landing, and in the business portion of the city, makes it particularly de sirable to those who wish to depart on boats or trans act business in the city. June 1-dawtf Winslow House, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA TERRITORY. fTIHIS splendid establishment lias lately- changed into | I the hands of Mr. P. F. Dorsfv, late of the Saint Ijiwrence Hotel, Ogdensburgli, N. Y.. who is renovating the establishment throughout, Painting, Papering, 4c., and is adding a large addition to the furniture now in the house, w hich will make it one of the most comfortable and pleasant Hotels in the country. Mr. Dorsey has had nearly twenty y ears experience in the Hotel business ; has 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 w ill accommodate com fortably two hundred and fifty guests. A liberal share of public patronage solicited. P. E. DORSEY. Proprietor. 81. Paul, July 30, 1855-d4w. Temperance House, SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA, Jackson Street, between Third and Fourth, LOTT MOFFETT. Proprietor. I GOOD BOARDING, by the day or w eek, or month,on easy terms. I have kept hotel in St. Paul for live years, and consequently understand the wants of all who are com palled to hoard. Sign— -’•-•lare and Compass. ileclsill \ HOUSE’. A. HOUSE’.’. MY KINGDOM FOR A HORSE! f Richard is Himself again! COLLINS IN THE FIELD! TMNIIE undersigned takes this opportunity of inform M. ing his old customers and the public generally, that he has resumed his former business in the store ol Sawtelle & Co., known as the World’s Fair, corner of Third and Roberts streets, in the Auction und Commis sion line. Particular attention paid to the sale of Horses, Bug gies, Wagons, 40. Having had 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 togjve 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 4 Co., or at the stable of J. A. Conley, on Third street, back o Chamhlin k Morgan’s. May 29-dtf F. E. C. GROCERY AND FEED STORE X CON NECTION WITH NOBLES’ MILL. lIIAVE established at Larpenteur’s 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 ol my Mill at Trout Brook. Also, will be kept constantly on hand a genera] assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES k 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 the city. July 7, 1855. Wm. 11. NOBLES. Ale, Forter and tlder Depot! JAMES CONNOLLY, having purchased the inter est of J. Anderson in the above business, informs the public that he will keep constantly oil hand at his establishment, opposite the Drug Store of Morton A Pace, a bountiful supply ol the best brands of Ale, Por ter and Cider, embracing the best of English as well as American manulacture. He w ill also keep a stock at the old stand cf J. Anderson, Roberts street. Give me avail, ye thirsty denizens of this terrestrial sphere. June 4, 1855. dtf WOLFE’S CIELEURATED Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps, to be / found at the agency of ALEX. REY. Feb. 22. dtf OK. WHEELER’S TONIC SHERRY WINE BITTERS, to he found at his agency. ALEX. REY'. Feb. 22. dtf Igf /A LBS. RUTABAGA SEED for sale, in qimnti lies to suit purchasers, by March 8-tf * PA< I?L G 1 IN. bv the pint or barrel, lor >ale bv r Vov. 2, 1854 dtf \V. B. McGROARTY WINE, of all kinds, for sale by the pint or gallon, by Nov UffiMtl ' U’.B. M’GKOARTY. WHISKEY', bv the pinto' Oarrel, for sal* by- Nov. 2, 1854 dtf \V. B M<GR<<ARTY BRANDY tor sale, by the pint or hanel, by _ Nov. 2. 1854-dtf W. B. McGROARTY. SASH, DOOlt, AND BLIND FACTOR If. TINHE undersigned respectfullly informs the public that 1 lie has fitted up an establishment on the corner i f Fourth and St. Peters streets, in the rear of ill • re oy terian Church, for the manufacture of SASH, DOORS AND 111. I He will at all times keep ou htal ir e largest anil best ; assortment of all work in -.i ia.e to bv found in Minue • sota Orders promp.lj i lied at the shortest notice, on | reasonable teims. :lie attention of the public is called to an examination ol his work and prices. X. P, —All orders from the country promptly attended ot. N. GROSS St. Paul, Augus 17. 1854. aug 19-dtf THO« B. HUNT. G . KRATENBUHL. HUNT k KRATENBUHL, : COMMISSION k FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groceries, jProvis ! ions, Hardware, Chaska, Carver County , Min - Ter. wlf THOMAS B. HUNT, I ATTORNEY AT LAW, Chaska, Carver County, Min nesota Territory. wtr PIONEER BUILDINGS, CORNER THIRD AND JACKSON st. a.onfß arotpts. t BOM THE NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY OK W. S. SWYMMER, No. J 4 Second street, St. Louis, Mo. EMPIRE SAW WORKS. W. 1.. F. GAGE k CO , Ware Room. .Vo. 37 Main Street, St. I etuis, Mo., MANUFACTURERS of every description of Extra Cast Steel Mill, Circular, Pit, Muley, Cross Cut, Folloe, Hand and Panel 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 aud 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 stock of saws on hand and now being manufactured, are and will lie, not only equal to but superior to any made in or brought to this market. Every Saw sold under their guarantee will lie madj good to the purchaser i not found to he so oil triul. Much 20-daw one yr W. 1,. I’. GAGE k CO. SUARRItT a MASON’S MAMMOTH FURNITURE HALLS, Ao. fit) Washington A venue . Louis, Mo. OUR EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT is 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 lor 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 he coin posed, both of home and foreign manufacture, having every advantage to lie gained in either, including the neat and substantial medium, as well as the rich and expensive. Chairs from 50 cents to SSO ; Uedsteds from $2 50 to f 100 ; Tallies from $1 50 to SSO ; Bureaus from $lO to SIOO, and so ou in almost endless variety. Besides we have Spring, Hair, Cotton, Mossaml Shuck Mattrasses, and all kinds of bedding. We can lurnfsh 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. sep!s-d4wtf SCARRITT k MASON. KOKEItI S. ( AVENDER, WHOLESALE DEALER IN WOODEN, WILLOW. ANI CEDAR WAKE. Ao. 78 Aortli Second st., opposite Monroe House, St f.o Missouri. HAS on hand and i- constantly receiving Tuba, Cedar Measures, 2A: 3 Hoop Pails, do Tubs, Covered Buckets, do Churns, Well do do Faucets, B. B. Cedar do Brooms of all kinds, 1. B. do do Brushes do Mop Handles, Willow Cradles & Wogons. Bale Boxes, do Baskets, Hall-bushel Measures-, Rattau do l j & 3 bu. Clothes Pins, Corn do Rolling Pins, Nest Boxes, Wood Barrels, Manilla Mats, do Trays, Inte do Axe Handles, Nests. Measures, Ac., Ac All of which is offered at the lowest Cash Prices St. Louis, Mo. aug 17 d2m&wlv ST LOUIS, MO., Fall Trade, 1§33. HORACE WIIITTEMORE, I ROBT J. WHITTEMORE, St. New York. | john f. carter, } Louis I H. A R. B. WIIITTEMORE A CO., Manufacturers & Wholesale Dealers in HATS, CAPS, FURS 4- BONNETS, j No. 27 Main Street, First door North of the Bank of Missouri. THE subscribers once more call the attention of their ! friends, and all who are in want of articles in their line, to their large stock of goods, manufactured ex pressly for the Western trade, and will receive, week ly, hy express, all new styles which appear in the Eas tern markets. We beg leave to call attention to our large assort- ' nient of Bilk and Batin Bonnets. From our long experience in trade, (fifteen years in this city,) we feel confident that the selection of Goods we make is suited and adapted particularly to this mar ket; and we respectfully solicit an examination of our stork, being determined to offer such inducements as i will make it desirable to do business with us. II.&R.B. WIIITTEMORE & CO. I N- B. The highest market price paid, in cash, for j Furs and Peltries. St. Louis, August 6,1855. Aug 18-w3in , K. A. UI'XT, J. K. HI NT. ate of Hubbell & Hunt. F. A. HU AT & CO., PRODUCE, oiuiuissionk & Forwarding Merchants No. 19 Levee, St. Louis, UIo. i "VI7K adhere strictly to a Commission Business and we I YY solicit consignments of Produce, Merchandise, Ac. j Having ample facilities for doing business, which are unsurpassed by any bouse in the Western country, par- I ticular attention will be paid to filling orders for any de- j scription of merchandise. Also, to Receiving and For j warding Roods. Liberal advances will be made when re quired. F. A. Hunt refers to the numerous friends and patrons of the late firm of Hubbell A: lluut of which lie was a member. TIIK firm refers TO Lucas »t Simonds. St. Louis. Doan, King A: Co.. St. ls>uis. Page & Bacon, •• Hon. A. A. Lawrence, Boston Woods, Christy A: Co “ Clafllin, Mellon & Co., New York. Apsd&wtocts F. A. HUNT Ai CO. FIELD, BE A HDSDEE \ CO., IMPORTERS AND DEAEERSIN PIECE ROODS FOR MEM’S WEAR, No. 158 Maiu-st, St. Louis, Mo., HAVE now in Store a heavy and complete stork of goods suitable for the Autumn and Winter Sales, Aud are prepared to compete with any Jobbing House IN THE UNITED STATES. The stock consists in part of the following good-, u'z CLOTHS. < ASSIMF.RKS, DUFFILS, DOESKINS, KERSEYS, SATINETS TRICOTS. TWEEDS, KELTS. JEANS, VESTINGS, CORDUROVS, SATINS, VELVETEENS', VELVETS, BEAVERS. SERGES, PILOTS, SATIN DE CHINES FLUSHINGS, ALI’ACCAS PETERSHAMS, LINSEYS, WHITNEYS, CLOALIXGS. BLANKETS- Every description of TAILORS’ A C LOT HI KIRS’ TKIMMINOS. A complete stock of Men's Furnishing Goods. An invitation i- hereby respectfully extended to MERCHANTS, CLOTH lERS AND TAILORS, \ isiting 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.F.F, & Co. Aug Ui, 1855. daw2m BELLS! BELLS! BELLS! 1 APR Churches, Academies, Factories, Steamboats, ■ ’ Plantations, etc., made by the subscribers, aud large assortment kept constantly on hand, mounted vith their newly improved Iron Yoke, which by a de tached plaie permits the Bell, without taking it from the Yoke, to he turned on its 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 iu its bearing if desired, thus increasing or diminishing the force of the blow. The recent adaptation of 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 dnring which the establishment has been in operation, have gained lor their Beils an unequalled celebrity for volume of souud and quality of tone, and for which they have just received, Jan. 1654, the First Preminm at the World’s Fair, mauy 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’! notice For further information apply for j circular. Address A. MENEELY’S SONS. ; West Tray, Albany Co., New York. novll’s4dfcwly a be a, ot an N. A A Of to II


ocr: , i THE subscriber has a large and extensive assortment of choice Presentation Book* ‘Or the approaching Holidays, among which may be had in various styles of binding, Thought Blossom. Flora's Gift, Home Annual, The Benison. Pearl Gift, Passion F lower. Gift of Affection, Gift of Sentiment, Memories' Gift, Albums, Temperance Gift, Velvet Bibles, Masonic Offering, Moss Rose, All the standard Poets, Eastman's Ahoriig.il Portfolio; and many others. Call and examine, as it is no trouble to show goods at COMBS’ Franklin Bookstore,


ocr: Fine Gold ami Silver WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, Ac., AT GREENLEAF & CHOPPELLS SAINT PAUL JEWELRY STOKE, Nearly opposite the American House, A INHERE may be found constantly on hand a large V V and well selected stoek ofGold and Silver Watches, together with an extensive variety of Jewelry, Ac., Ac. tfc*L- Watches, Cloeks, Jewelry, Ac., cleaned and repair ed in the best possible manner, and warranted. N.B.—All kinds of Watch Work done for the Trade, such as New Wheels, Cylinders, Staffs, Jewels, Ac.. Ac., at a reasonable discount. 13dtf GREEN LEAF A


ocr: Henry McKenty, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, OFFICE—OLD POST OFFICE BL'ILDIN (Third Street.) ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA TERRITORY'. Land Bought & Sold THROUGHOUT THE TERRITORY, MONEY LOANED, INVESTMENTS MADE TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE, AMI * Laud Warrants Bought aud Located* REFERENCES. New Yokk—GILBERT DAVIS, Esq., DANIEL CURTIS, Esq., Capt. A DE PEYSThR, Messrs. S. THOMPSON & NEPHEW, Messrs. WILLIAMS k GUTON. PaiLU.Emiu—JOSEPH PATTERSON, Esq., President of the Western Bank ; Messrs. DREXEL k CO., Bankers ; “ F REED, WARD & FREED ; “ R. TAYLOR A CO. ; “ BINGHAM & DOCK ; “ SITERS, JAMES k CO. ; “ BAILEY & CO. ; EDWARD HURST, Esq Notary Public- H. MESSCHERT, Attorney at Law ;r JAMES KITCHEN, M. D. ; i WILLIAM STOEVER, Esq Muf.XKsoTA— Gov. W. A. GORMAN, Hon. W. H. WELCH, Chief Justice Min. ; Hon. HENRY M. RICE, Delegate to Con gress : « RICE, HOLUNSHEAD & BECKER, At torneys at Law ; BORUP A OAKES. Bankers ; .1. TRAVIS ROSSER, Secretary of the Ter ritory, AMES k VAN ETTEN, Attorney* at Uw , Rev. T. M. FULLERTON, Register U. S. I-and Office ; WM. HOLCOMBE, Esq., Receiver V. S. Land Office ; T T MANN M D New O bleaks— Messrs. BROWN, JOHNSON A CO. Bankers. Vicksburgh—Messrs. BROWN & JOHNSON, Bankers. March 6. d&wtf


ocr: f • Xv'« SV < I . S. 31 AH, S.IXE FROM STILLWATLH TO BLACK. RIVER FALLS. J'"l< iV-VECriNT. w ilh a lino of stages to Madison and Ba v Iv-im. thro vli to either place in seven days. Leaving '.... i 1 .lionday* and 1 ridays. the sab'CrilH- rs civ,- i.of ice to the public that tiicy employ none* but the he t of dt iv, is. and stock accommodation's on the road are good < dlice at the Minnesota House, Stillwater. Itcc. *o -d&wSm L. VV. NICHOLS ffc CO.


ocr: Atkins" Automaton, OR BELF-RAKING HEAPEH VAU MOWEH 1 -the Ilrst—built in - - iff* 40 nwd luccewfally in - - 300 iu 20 different State* in - 1200 building for Harvest In - 1 **•»*• WARRANTED A GOOD SELF-RA KING REAI E R NOT only has it proved to be a good Reaper, but it saves the hard labor and expense of raking off by hand "does the work better than a man, particularly iu a lodged crop, and saves a conaiderable per cent by “he rfreful handling of the grain. The bun !n». .no are deposited in so good order for binding that say one-fifth to one-third ofthe hands are sav ed m 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 m Cash in advance, or on receipt of the Reaper. WARRANTED^TO BE A GOOD MOWER. Price of Mowing Bar and Extra Knife S3O; $lO to accompany the order. Or $25 Cash m advance, or on the receipt of the Mower. nnmmvTstai • FIFTY ** TWO FIRST FREHITA UIS • • Already received from Btate and County Agricultural Societies, the American Institute, the Franklin Insti tute Ac., (several of them repeated,) two at the New York Crystal Palace Exhibition. 7 J. 3. WRIGHT. , A. L. LARPENTEUR, Agent for Minnaaota Territo ry. June 1-d+wtf


ocr: stcanwtfii* ST. PAUL.. DUBUQUE AND GALENA INDEPENDENT i* t,,e ELEGANT ’ HAMBURG, - - - Capt, J. B. Estes, WILL run regularly during the present season an Independent Passenger and Freight between St. Paul, Dubuque and Galena. Fur freight or passage, apply on board, or to ALEX. HEY, Agent, May 8-da Lower Levee, St. Paul. SAINT PAI L AND ST. LOUIS PRAIKIE STATE ’ TNIIE line, light draught passenger steamer, Stxte, will, during the season of navigation, as a regular packet between St. Louis aud St. touching at all intermediate points. For freight or passage apply on hoard, or to J. W. BASS if CO., May 3,1855 —tf. Agents. 1855. Minnesota River Packet BLACK HAWK, (apt. MAXWELL. LIGHT DRAUGHT WILL leave St. Paul for the towns on the Minnnesota River on Wednesday of each during the season of Navigation. For freight or passage, apply on board, or to Hortip Champliit, Wharf Bout, Lower Lunding; or 1 . R. Ir vine 4 Co., Upper Landing. March 7, 1855 dtf V. M. PARKER- IT. 1.. CARVER 'OR ST. ANTHONY FALIAi, MIN. DIRECT! AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE UPPER


ocr: Proposals. WINNEBAGO IMPROVEMENTS AMI AGUILILTEKAI, IMPLEMENTS TO in-: soi,o. Executive Office, M. T.. [ St. l’a-tl, 21st April, 1855. j A SALE will be liinde to the highest bidder on Tuesday the 22d day of May, 1855, between the hours of 9 A. M. aud <5 P. M.. at Sauk Rapids, iu Benton County, of alt the Improvements, Buildings, Mill and Appurtenances, at Long Prairie, ami Watab Prairie, belonging to the Winne bago Tribe of Indians. Also, at the same time aud place, a lot of Farming Tools, and a set of Blacksmith Tools.— The Improvements, Buildings, Mill and appurtenances will be sold for (ij) one-third cash, ( ijj one-third in 12 months, oue-third in two years, with interest at the rate of 10 per ceut. peraunum. The Fanning Implements to he sold on 12 mouths credit, with 10 per cent, interest per annum. Approved security will be required ot the pur chaser in all cases. The purchaser of the said improve ments on the lands. Ac., to have the privilege when said lands are surveyed, to enter the same at SI 2i> per acre, by virtue of tieaty stipulations. A diagram of said im provements to be seeu at office of Receiver of the l-md Office at Sauk Rapids. W. A. GORMAN, April 23 ltd 4tw Gov. and Sup’t Ind. Affrs. Times and Sauk Rapids Frontiersman copv one montli'N weekly. A Chance *<>*• Farmers. SEALED BIDS will be received by the Superintend ent of Indian Affairs, for breaking prairie laud for the Sioux Indians, as follows— For 250 acres at Big Stone Lake; 100 acres at I.ac qui Parle; 160 acres a* Yellow Medicine; 250 acres near Red Wood Agency—until 12 o’clock, M., on the 16th day of May, 1855. Bidders must state the price pet acre, aud they are to plow in such parcels ns the Agent may deem most expedient, aud at sin It precise places as he may designate. Separate bids will be received for each place. Bond and security required for the fuithful performance of each contract. The plowing to lie commenced by the Ist of June, and to be completed by the 15th of August next. W. A. GOUNIAN,