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Touching and Beautiful Lines.
The New England Diadem give. It* readers the follow
ini beautiful stanzas, which were suggested by hearing
read an extract of a letter from Captain Chase, giving
an account of the sickness and death of hla brother-in
law Mr. Bnow.N Owen, who died on his passage to Cal
ifornia:— . _
Cay up nearsr, brother, nearer,
Nor ray limbs are growing cold.
And thy presence seeuieth dearer,
When thy arms around me fold |
X am dying, brother, dying,
Soon >e’ll miss uie tu your berth,
For my mrui will soon be lying
’Neath the ocean’s briny surf.
Hearken to ine, brother, hearken,
1 have something I would say,
Krc the veil my vision darken,
And I go from hence away;
1 am going, surely going,
But xnr hope in God l» strong,
l am willing, brother, knowing
That he doeth nothing wrong.
Tell my father when you greet him,
That In death I prayed for hlin,
Prayed that 1 might one day meet him,
In a world that’s free from sin;
Tell my mother, (God assist her
Now that she is growing old),
Tell her, her child would glad have kissed her
When his lips grew pale and cold.
Listen brother, catch each whUpcr,
’Tin my wife I’d speak of now,
Tell, oh tell her how l ini.HMxi her.
When the fever burned my hrow ;
Tell her, brother, closely ihtvu,
Don’t forget a single word,
That in death my eyes did glisten*
With the tears her memory stirred.
Tell her she must kiss my children,
Like the kb* 1 last impressed,
Hold them as when la.-t 1 held them,
Folded closely to my breast;
Give tii. in early t«> Km Ir Maker,
Putting all bcrtru>t in God,
And He never w ill forsake her,
For lie's said so In His Word.
O, my children ! Heaven bless them 1
Th« y were all my life to me,
Would I could once m .re caress them,
Ere l sink beneath.thc sea,
’Twas for them 1 crossed tlie ocean,
Why my hopes were I’ll not t«ll,
But 1 have gained an orjdiat.’s portion,
Vet he doeth all tilings wei!.
Tell my sisters I remember,
Every friendly parting word,]
And my heart has been kept tender,
By the thoughts their mem’ry stirred,
Tell them I ne’er r**at h«'d the haven
Where 1 sought the “precious dust,”
But 1 have gained a port called llcavcn,
Where the gold will never rust.
Urge them to secure an entrance
For they’ll find their brother there;
Faith In Jcmis, and repentance
Will secure lor each a share-
Hark ! 1 k'-ar my Saviour speaking,
Mis, I know Ills vole? well,
When 1 am gene, oil dou’t be weeping,
Brother, here’s my last farewell.
Di.ssiissi.vo Aotn Ministers.— Tha following
pungent satire from the pen of tlie favorite l'an
ny Fern, may be read with interest:
Your minister is superanuated. is he? Well,
call a parish meeting, and vote him a dismis
sion; hint that his usefulness is gone—that he
Is given to repetition—that lie puts his hearers
to sleep. Turn him adrift Ike a blind horse, or
a latne house dog. Never mind that he has
grown grey in your thankless service—that he
has smiled on your infants at the baptismal
fount, given them lot ingly away to their heart's
chosen, and ivept with you w hen death's shadow
darkened your door. Never mind that lie has
listened many a time and oft, with courteous
grace, to your tedious prosy conversation, w lieu
nis moments were like gold dust. Never mind
that lie has patiently and uncomplainingly ac
cepted at your hands the smallest pittance that
would sustain life, because the Muster whisper
ed in his ear, “tarry here till I come." Never
mind that the wife of his youth, who, won from
a house of luxury, is broken down with fatigue
and privation, and your thousand unnecessary
demands upon her patience, strength and time.
Never mind that hiscbildrcn, at an early age
were exiled from the parsonage roof because
there was not “bread enough and to spare” in
their father's house. Never mind that his li
brary consists only of a liible. a concordance,
and a dictionary: and that to the luxury rf a
religious paper he has been long a stranger.—
Never mind that his wardrobe would be spurn
ed by many a mechanic in our cities. Never
mind that lie has risen early and sat up lalo,
and tilled the ground with weary limbs ibr
earthly ‘-manna." while his glorious intellect
lay in fetters—for you. Never miiid all that;
call a parish meeting and vote him “superanu
oted.” Don’t spare him the starting tear of
wounded pride, by delicately offering to settle
a colleague, that your aged pastor may rest on
his staff in graceful, gray haired independence.
No! turn the old patriaeh out—give him time
to go to the moss ground church-yard, and say
farewell to his unconscious dead, and then—
give the “right hand of fellowship" to some
beardless, pedantic, noisy college boy, w ho will
save your sexton the trouble of pounding the
pulpit cushion : aud who will tell vou and the
Almighty, in their prayers, all the political
news of the week.
Mk. Fillmore at I.ouisvii.le.— At a dinner I
lately given to Mr. Fillmore at Louisville, that i
gentleman made a speech which is spoken of in j
high terms, an abstract of which appears in I
the Journal.
Mr. Fillmore said that it was his misfortune
to be, without his solicitation and certainly
against his wishes, called to the administration
of the Government, lie had not even sought
the nomination for the Vice-Presidency, and
none could be more surprised than he when he |
learned that he was nominated. It was only
ten hours before Gen. Taylor’s death, that he I
had any thought that his illustrious friend was
in danger. The knowledge came upon him like
a peal of thunder from a clear sky. He lelt
wholly unprepared for the great responsibility -
about to devolve upon him. Though he ha l
been for many years a politician, lie could say
that the only sleepless night lie ever passed on
accouut of political anxiety, was that on which
Gen. Taylor died.
Mr. Fillmore spoke of the adoption of the
compromise measures of and especially
of the fugitive slave law. This law, lie said,
had some provisions in it to which he had ob
jections. He regretted the necessity of its be
ing passed at all ; but the Constitution requir
ed the giving up of fugitive slaves, and it was
not for him to decide w hether this was a wise
provision of the Constitution—it was a bargain,
it was a compact; he had sworn to maintain it.
and he would do so to his last hour. When the
bill came to him from the two houses, in the
midst of hnrryand confusion and difliculties he
examined it, and a doubt came up in bis mind
whether it was not unconstitutional as denying
the right of habeas corpus to the fugitive slave,
lie referred the question to an accomplished
Kentucky lawyer, his Attorney General, who
gave his opinion that the law was not a viola
tion of the Constitution, and thereupon, said
Mr. Fillmore, I gave my signature to the bill,
but, in doing so, I drew down upon my devoted
head, as I knew I should, the vials of wrath
from abolitionism and frecsoilism.
Tiie Gadsden Treatv.—lt is said important
amendments to this treaty will [be made before
its ratification by the Senate. A despatch to
the N. Y. Herald says:
The principal amendments which will bo in
troduced, will bo taking the thirty-first parallel
as the boundary line, instead of flic boundary
laid down in the Gadsden treaty, and thus se
aring some thirty miles of the northern portion
of the Gulf of California, including a good port.
An effort, and probably a successful one. will
also be made to include the peninsular of l.ow-
U’iVh ,l orni ?’ wb ‘ ch Mpxic0 's unable to protect.
rf £lthS r t h . r T * huanlepcc ’ ' vhUc “ ,e clai ™
Z the ,. Wa y nor 11,0 Sloo company will
be willingly disregarded, it will be deemed by
the Senate of more importance to secure the
righ of way across that Isthmus than to estal"
hsh the claims of any company, if , hcse po ; nts
can be carried, all difficulties with Mexico will
be adjusted, hanta Anna is powerless without
money, and it is for us, with a full treasury to
make satisfactory terms with him.
It is said that the amendments to the treaty
will fail, because the Senate has decided that
they require a two-thirds Tote. The failure
may kill the treaty.
The editor who wrote his editorials with sto
len chalk on the soles of his shoes, and went
barefoot while the boys set up the copy, has
purchased a ream of second-band envelopes, and
engaged a girl to turn them inside out.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
BY virtue of two wrltaof Execution Issued out of, and
under the seal of the District Court for the county
| of Ramsey, In the Territory of Minnesota, upon two Jndg
: menu rendered and docketed InMhe said District Court
of the county of Ramsey, on the 28th day of September,
A. D. 1853, in two actions; one wherein Caroline A.
Brewster is plaintiff, and the Town of Saint Paul Is de
fendant, In favor of said plaintiff and against the sakt de
fendant ’for the sum of one hundred and eighty-four dol
lars and eighty-four cents : and the other actlou iu which
lienryj M. Alexander is plaintiff and the town of Saint
Paul defendant; hi favor of the told plaintiff aud against
the saki kefendant, for the i-uin of two hundred and *lx
dollars and slxty-one cents as appears of record; 1 have,
on tills 20th day of February, A. D. 1854, levied upon all
following described real estate, >lz: All that certain
Piece or parcel of land situated and lying between Fifth
and Sl xl h streets, and bounded on nno side by Sibley
street, on the opposite side by Wuukuta street, num
beied as block ten (10) (and kmwn and called “Public
Kiuare, ,> ) In Whltuey & Smith’* addition to the town of
St. in the county of Ramsey, Territory of Minne
sota, as the property of miM defendant; which real es
tate and property I shall e\ji.»se to sale and sell at pub
lic auction, to the h’ghest bidder, for cash, at the Court
House in the town of Saint Paul, «• un:.v of Ramsey, Ter
ritory afo r «*sald ou Monday the 10th day of April next,
I (1854,) at ten o’clock, in tin* forenoon of that day, ns the
i property of said defendant, or so much thereof as may
i be sufficient to satisfy said
1 costs thereon. A. M. FRIDLEY, Sheriff.
By D. W. C. DunwllLj Deputy.
Arnes A Van Kiten, Plaintiff*’ Att’y#
j Saint Paul, February 20,1854. 2i-6w
! The Exhibtion Continue!!!,
j Notwithstanding tlio great dtmand for Goods at the
WOnLI3 , S JPA-XR,
j Since tlie Fall and Winter supply customers can yet be
; accommodated—duplicates of lemur Goods having arrl
, veil by the last boat,
; The Winter Stock i 3 Again Complete,
' Froth packages will bo exhibited as occasion requires,
: i rcseuting new attaactious of
Fancy nail Domestic Dry Goods,
Prints, Delaines, Alpaccas, Merinos, an l a variety of
Woolen Dress Good?,
i lioiiuets, Ribbons, Lasts and Embroiderus,
I Boots and Shoes, Including assorted sizes of Ladies, Miss
' «“&’ and Children’s Siikciastic, Morocco and Calf Bootees;
, Buffalo, Carpet, and India Rubber Over.-hoes; Silk, Bca
, vor* Kossuth, and other Hat*; Plush, Otter, and a variety
1 of Fur Caps; Wool and Buck Mils and Gloves.
Tailor’s Trimmings and Piece Goods.
I Ready-made Clothing, and Clothing made
to Order,
! t,n the shortest notice. Having engaged the services <tf !
an experinl cutter, particular attention will be paid to !
I making Men and Boys Clothing, In the latest fashion. !
House Trimming Hoods
i a general assortment, Including Cotton, Hemp, Wool and .
! Tapestry Carpets of the latest designs and patters.
Stair aud Floor Oil-Cloths,
{ Paper Hangings, Cashmere, Worsted, and Linen (satin '
! finish) Table Cloths, and covers, Window Damask and;
j Draperies i:i gr«.ai beauty, at tho
World’s Fair Store,
Comer Third and Roberta ala.
EDWARD HRRKAK.
Shirts! Shirts!
FLO I>o7. superfine Linen Bosoms, warranted Grass
VW Bleached, at the WORLD’S FAIR.
BED SPREADS—Got up expressly for a Minneso
ta Winter, by Ueenati at the
WORLD’S FAIR STORE,
Dec. 3, 1853—12!/
Gold band $ White China Tea-Sets |
JUST RECEIVED
At the Saint Pout China and Glassware Store. 1
R MARVIN Is now receiving and i.pening a superb !
• 6to.k of the above and all goods belonging to hi* j
line
The Ladies of St. Paul are requested to call and see his
choice assortment, consbtiug of
White ami Gold Band China,
White Granite in full sets.
Mulberry ware do
Blue ware do
Glassware all kinds j
Looking Glasses , dec., &'c.
BALL AND PARTY DRESSES, plain aud embroid
ered of the latest fashions.
Ladle*’ and Gents’ White kid Gloves, and a variety of
other Dreg* Goods at the World’s Fair Store, corner Third
ai d Roberts at?. EDWARD lIKENAN.
1000 buih Wheat la store and for sale by
X. E. TYSON & CO.
*>oo bbls. Flour for sale by
X. E. TYSON & CO.
{? 00 bids Sugar, consisting of Crush’d, Powdered, New
EL Orleans, Clarified, A and IJ, for sale by
N. E. TYSON CO.
♦WOO bush Dried A;q 1-s, for sale cheap by
•-P X. K. TYSON & CO.
4 bbls Baltimore Cove Oysters for sale by
X. K. TYSON & CO.
100 sacks assorted Shot, »n hand and for sale by
N. E. TYSON Ac. CO.
Wholesale Grocers, Roberts street.
Dec 3. 1863—12tf
Health vs. Cold Fec-t.
lAM PiIFPAHKD mako t. order. HIFVALO
OVER SUOK- «f every devrti.ii.ai.oh me- short
est notice—a laigu stock all ways on hand.
L. MARVIN.
fash Paid
I7VIR 01-1 O ,t-li\»n, I. unit 1 JUT. at ll.e St. Paul
Foundry, near the Lov.fi’ Landing.
Nov 19, l>v>3—loy K. GILMAN.
A QUANTITY 1 of first rntc Buckwheat, and Corn
Meal, for sr.i: by
CASTNER, HINCKLEY & CO.
Ihe Public
▼ ▼ thorlrcd agent for
Dr. Jayne's Medicines,
which arc &-> deservedly popular. They have been known
too long to require un address from us to bring them Into
notice. IfICHUOX.
Old Hunker Prices Defeated!!
Young America in the Ascendant!!
OAK HALL CLOTHING STORK:—This now c.«Ub
lirhiuvilt. NUpcrint-Tided by I’beystadt, has
| lately bevu <•;> le d in Hie i>< m icrat B uld.n.', corner ol
i Third and r. -’s, where may cjiistautly be
i found every variety ot Clothing and
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
i C nslslii.g <-r (/..up, Yosts, Hills, Can-. .-s ami Ho
| ,-itv of all -I- . ii.ti.-iis. Cloths, cravats, Worsted ami
j Good.-, carpel-!>a-_ r > mt-l satchels, s«>eks and ev *ry va
riety of un-eT-eloihin,', Hilda large and complete variety
of Winter G.Midg, consisting of every article that our cus
tomers may desdre either for elegance or comfort.
Our Eastern arrangements are such that we have no
hesitation in saying that v. e can sell our Hoods at lower
prices than the sai:i ; * articles have ever before been afiur
ded in this market.
Country Merchant*
desiring to purchase by the quantity are invite.! to call.
W-* ran >afe!y assure them that they will find our Wholc
>.ile |.Tic»*s lower than th*»>c of western mar
ker, Nt. i. -uis not excepted, ltememherl
OAK HALL CLOTIIXG STORK,
j dec 17 corner Third and Wabasha sis.
! A LARGE assortment of white and fancy Shirts, at
Oak Hall Clothing Store.
- rglo tailors and OTHERS.—A largeaMortment
j J- of Vesting* and clotty, for sale at
dec 1 T Oak Hall Clothing Store.
A LARGE assortment of children's clothing for sale
i«t Oak Hall Clothing Store.
A LARGE assortment of Kossuth and Reaver Hate
lU. and cap , Oak Hall Clothing Store.
Empress Eugenia’s Maids of Honor.
Rl SlOlt says that Mad. R. and Mrs. It. have been
appointed daincs d'iionneuroft he Empress Eugenia*
Certainly ! It takes American gems to sparkle In for
eign diadem-. Now mv dears, stand up for your own
country, and all its institutions, til! your last gasp. Send
over here for all your boots and bonnets. Tell them
I ranee is a \illainous plane, and that you are not sure
tba« you ar- n.it eating a d tfnnct frog In vour fricassee.
Keep a stifT upper lip when that milk and water Xa
po.eoii speaks to you, and give those little dapper French,
men tits all round.—/ 'em Leaves— -for sale at
LeDU’.s Book-Store,
Books & Stationery!
A LARGE Stock of Miscellaneous, I-nr, Medical, The
ologlcal and S liool Rooks. Stationery of the best
quality, an assortment of fancy goods, Paper Hangings,
musical Instruments, engravings and Hlank Books of the
dually kept constantly on hand and for sale at fair
prices at the corner of Bench and Wabasha streets, oppo
sUetuc new Post Office, at LeDUC’S ROOK STORE.
*• Oh. how nice yoHr house looks!”
starve ca ' h * uc, ‘ 7h™ wm7o
° r Mrs. Brown', Boariling-huuse. ’ " Tow “>
Bring'thtmlilong! f 2m r int B *h* POStC<I * nd 'lcllver<‘'l
- *’ 1 w 11 put them np so that they will
March 4 15
rjtEAS of the best 'tuamTatNo 4 Winslow Horn*. ’
J W DOWNER.
Look at Thlf.
▲ LL persona indebted to the late Arm of McLagan,
-l m. Wooldridge k Co., or McLagon.fc Wooldridge, are
hereby notified that the Books and Accounts are In my
han<i» for settlement, and must be dosed up forthwith.—
Otherwise they will be put into the hands of proper offi
cers for collection.
If you want to save costs please call at the “ Captain's
Office,’’ a few doors below the World’s Fair comer, on
Third street, and settle with me.
C. WOOLDRIDGE,
St. Paul, Dec. 23, 1853. 15-tf
WHALE OIL.—A few gallons of this superb article
taken from the whale that Jonah swallowed, Is
now offered for the first time In this market. The public
may rest assured that It Is the genuine article. It will
emit a light brilliant as a “culler’d pusson's eyes.” For
sale at HICHCOX’S Wholesale OH Store.
23*A side entrance on the west side, near tha 6outh
nd, for wholesale customers.
Land Warrants Wanted.
40, SO aud 160 acre Laud Warrants Wanted.
IIEKRY McKKNTY,
Dealer lu Real E-date.
SI Paul. Jan2S, ’54
Sotlre.
WE have associated with us In loudness at the ‘ Cheap
Corner’ In Winslow’s now H* tel, In Upper Town,
Mr. J. B. Culver, who will take charge of the same,
under the style and firm of J. 11. Culver A Co.
CIIAMBLIN N. MORGAN.
St. Paul, February 1, 1361—21 tf
Ho! Wash-ta
riTills a fact, the li’hoys up country, say Eureka City
M. Is the best point on the Minnesota lther; that
the Railroad they arc going to bull'! leading from Dubuque,
lowa, to St. Paul, Minnesota, will cross tlie Minnesota ri
ver right at Eureka; that we have the bc,t Agricultural
conn try surrounding Eureka tlie re is In the Territory.—
Now, if you don’t believe il .lust come up and see f*«r
yourself, and 1 will give you every alternate lot or 309
valuable town lots by your purchasing another, and Im
proving it in such a way that It will be creditable to the
town. G. ADDISON BROWN,
Eureka City, Dee. 27, 1863. 16-Jy
rAt tlie Old Employment
IOKIS KKIEGEIt, late of the tlrm of Haas 5c Krieger,
j takes pleasure in informing his old friends and all
those wishing to purchase
GROCERIES AND;PROVISIONS,
Cheaply, that he has received aud offi-ra for sale at the
lowest cadi prices, at his new store on Thir l street, nearly
opposite the Post Office, a large, fresh and well selected
stock of article?, in his line, consisting in part as follows:
Sugars, of all varieties;
Teas, the latest Importation and best qualities,
COFFEE. West India and Mediterranean Fruits;
Fish —Cod, Mackerel and Herring;
Pickles and preserves of all kinds;
Nuts— Almonds, Filbert?, Brazil, otc.;
Tobacco and Cigars;
Molasses and syrup, best qualities, from Belcher’s
Refinery:
Flour— superfine of fhe choicest brands;
Hams, shoulders and Pork,
And all other articles usually found in an establish
mennt of the kind. Those wishing to buy any thing In
his line would do well to call before purchasing else
where.
2-41tf L. KRIEGER.
Drafts on England, Ireland and
Scotland , for sale.
VII. CATIICAKT Is authorised by Messrs. Taylor
• Brothers, Bankers and Brokers, 7G Wall street,
New York, to draw through them, In sums from Xl up
wards, at the rate of $5 per pound.
Persons wishing to send moii**y to their friends in any
part of the above countries, can do so by calling at Cath
cart, Kern 5c C«»’s, Third street, St. Paul. 37y
In lient Prepare lor Cold!
Stoves for the Million.
i. ]^m
V.IULOn AMD OFFICE STOVES,
Ever brought to the Terrltc ry. it comprises every thing
Pi the stove line for burning wood, that Is now In use in
tlie States, lie has all patterns and models of Cooking
stoves, that have been practically approved and found to
work well; all of which will bo furnished Pi the host of
style and workmanship, and sold at prices heretofore un
equalled In this market for cheapness. Tin* Prairie State
Cooking Stove 1 warrant to answer its purpose; ami all
sold at my establishment will be taken back ami the mon
ey refunded after two weeks’ trial. If any defect is appar
ent. In the business of manufacturing
STOVE FURNITURE,
I have v/orkmed in my shop that I feel warranted In say
ing are superior to any imr-dof .re employed In Sr. Paul :
and no work goes out that Is not warranted. Upon this
head I challenge competition.
Red Ricer and o : iicr Uj/-Country Traders
Need not send to Galena or Saint Lou’s for their stoves.
They wlllllnd l»v calling upon m-*, that they can be suited
so well and as cheaply here lu St. Paul. I have purchased
my stock with an especial view to supplying this trade.
Orders from tlie trade throughout the Terrl*ory,and the
adjacent portions of Wisconsin, or from any other quarter,
will be promptly attended to.
An extensive assortment of Tinware constantly on hand
and for sale at the lowest rates.
Mv object Is to sell my wares at small profits ami keep
them m »ving. 1 know I can suit tlie people whenever
they call upon me,and no gassing « r uti lux'* noise about it.
Recollect lam on Roberts street, w»* fc t tide, opposite
Winne 5c Cooley’s Clothing Kntp-rlum.
J. 11. BYERS.
June 4, 1953—33: f
It is a FACT, that at
Whitney’s Daguerrcan Gallery
IN St. Pan!, as good a Daguerreotype can be procured as
at any other establishment in the WORLD. Recent
Improvements enable him to make Likenesses in a style,
which f- r lifelike expression and beauty of finish, has
never been seen 1n the West.
JUST RECEIVED, a splendid assortment or
Gold and Gilt Lockets and Fancy Cases.
The People should Know
That the undersigned now keeps his
Book and Stationery Store
At No. 22. Roberts street,
Next door to Cathcart, Kern & (VsCrystal Palace, where
| among other great varieties in his l.n maybe found the
| following:
Stationery.
50 reams cap paper 50 reams can paper plain
10 do brief paper 50 do Letter paper, as>’d
5 do c«.IM Letter paper 15 clo Fancy Paper
5 do Rill paper
Books, etc.
A good assortment Miscellaneous Book.*
Gift lio.'ks for Holidays, a large assortment
Letter Writers of a superior form
Meadow’s French ami English Diclicncry
School Rooks ali kluds cheaper than any other In this
Territory
Maps of .M innesota, all.kind*
Albums hi great variety
Day U«»ok> and Legers
Memorandums and Receipt Rook*
Envelops and”satln surfaced cards
Gold Pt ns. Pencils and Pencil Leads
Portfolios and Portable Desks
Drawing sheet or yard
Ink stand* and Inks
Wall paper, 1500 Rolls
Window curtains. Congress Knives
(iu I tars and Violins
Mulfs, a few left cheap; Ladles attend.
Also many other articles, too mimorous to mention,
which will be sold at ihe lowest prices for cash.
Being agent for Daniel Burgess (c Co., X**w York, and
W. B. Smith te Co., Cincinnati, for School Books, the
subscriber believes that he can sell these articles at as
low rates «s any where north of Saint Louis.
December 10. v.'M. DAITL.
WARNING!
TITE PUBLIC arc hereby cautioned against purchasing
Lots in “ Le Sueur City ” of any other persons than
the actual j r iprietor, K. K. Peek, and those to whom he
he has given deeds, as all purchase-made from any other
source will be utterly null and void, and will fail to con
vey any title whatever to the property.
St. Paul, Sept 3, ’53—51 tf K. K. PECK,
Cl'fiAßS of kinds; Candles star and Mould, a choice lot
Fresh Butter at No <l, J w DOWNER
Cough! Cough!
THIS troublesome disease cun be pernianetlv, cured
and a predisposition to all affections of the lungs
and bronchia, and cured by a frequent use of cither
Storms Cough Candy,
Brians Pulmonic Wafers, or
Wallis’ Excelsior Candy.
For sale a IIICHCOX’S
Corner 3d and Cellar streets.
ALMANACS for 1554 now ready for gratuitous dis
tribution, at HICHCOX’S
Proprietory Medicine Store.
CIANARY Seed, Bristol Brick and one or two other ar
f tides, for sale at the
dec 17 CENTRA L DRUG STORE.
PURE Brandi-, Gin and Wines, for sale for medicinal
purposes at cor Third and Cedar streets.
Furs and Peltrie*.
WH. FORBES’will purchase all kinds of fnrs,
. skins and. Buffalo rokes, and par the highest
cash prices fur them, lie has made such arrangements
Ea*t, that he feels sure It wll be to the Interest of far
traders to give him a call. H, la to be found for the pre
sent at his old stand.
Jan 7, ’54—17-4m
Erie u 4 KalaatiM lillrul Hsaey
TAKEN in exchange for Drugs at tho Drug and Medi
cine establishment of
w. w. HICHCOX.
ON HAND IN SEASON.
JOS. CAMPBELL. Third atreet above Jackson, sign of
the wooden Indian, respectfully Informs his custom
ers, as well as all others, that he has received for the fall
trade, a large and complete supply of every description of
TOBACCO AJSTD CIGARS ,
which he is prepared to sell at his usual accommodating
rates at wholesale and retail. My terms amt the quality
of my stock are well known, and it Is useless to go Into
particulars: St. Louis prices, and if the article does not
give satisfaction, the money refunded. Merchants and
traders from all parts of the Territory, wll find by deal
ing with me that they will at least save their freight bills
up from St. Louis, in addition to much time and trouble
Aug 27, 1853—50tf
St. Paul Tobacco and Cigar Store.
J. Campbell,
LATE of St. Louis, has removed to St. Paul, to stay.
He has, moreover, removed his eulirc business here,
and will henceforward bo one of the business citizens of
St. Paul. He has taken the room recently occupied by
Truman M. Smith, E-q., on Third street, near Jackson.
At this location he has opened ail extensive assortment
of all kinds of
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
From thecommomvt kind of ‘Kentuck Spanish’ up to the
most highly flavored •Ilaberano,’ and from old-fashioned
‘twist’ to the most delicate and sweet-scented modern
preparation of the ‘weed’ for mastlcattve puq>ose&; also,
every other preparation to whie.h the tobacco plant Is
subjected, for smoking chewing and snuffing.
I wish to impress upon my Minnesota customers, that
whatever celebrity attached to my Cigars and Tobacco In
St. Louis—and those who have “read the papers” of that
city will agree it is m l a little —has been transported
here. The articles ar of tin? same quality a» those sold In
that market, and what is of more importance, are offered
here at the same
ST. LOUIS PRICES.
My customers may rely upon finding all articles In my
line c instantly on hand during the winter, and at the
same prices as previous to the closing of navigation.
Auy thing purchased at my establishment ie-t giving
entire satisfaction, will be taken back and tho money re
funded. 1 wish It distinctly understood that this is not all
smoke. Lot those who chews :ry me and find out.
J. CAMPBELL,
SSopt. iff -ftj Third street, near Jackson, St. Tatil
US. MA IL STAGE S. '
1853
Spriiig anil Summer Arrangement!
WILLOUGHBY & POWERS will
1 r continue their semi-weekly trips between St. Paul
and Prairie du Chieii until the opening of navigation,
Immediately after which they will commence running
DAILY LINES
of Fonr-llorso Coaches between
St. Paul and St. Anthony, and St. Paul and
S.t ill watt r.
They have recently purchased at the East several new
and elegant
CONCORD COACHES,
which will be here to take their places In these lines Im
mediately after the opening of navigation.
The public may r»st assured that the proprietors
have none hut the best of teams, accompanied by careful
drivers; and that they will devote their utmost energies
to insure comfort and safety on all occasions.
ITT* An extensive Livery Stable at the comer of Fourth
and Roberts streets. Particular attention given to the
accommodation of Pleasure Parties, upon liberal terms,
_27-tf WILLOUGII BY & POWERS.
Hurrah for the Red Line !
PATTISON 5c BENSON’S It. d Line Coaches with the
best of teams and careful drivers are now upon the
mad between St. Paul and St. Anthony, r-a ly to accom
modate tlie public on all occasions. They have also a
large and excellent Livery stock, several new and elegant
Carriages and Barouches; also new Harnesses and Hor.’.e
Furnishing', ami equipage of the most elegant descrip
tion.
ft—P. & B. in returning thanks
to the public for tho liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon them, take
pleasure In slating that they have Just received, In addi
tion to their former extensive stock, several young, ele
gant and
WELL BROKE HORSES;
specimens of stock that have never been equalled In tlie
Territory; also a lot of carriages and buggl"s to match,
front the best manufactories at the East. Their present
stock needs but to be seen to be admired and approved by
a discriminating public.
Will our Irlends and the public remember, that at tlie
Livery Stable In the rear of the American House, at the
upper end of Saint Paul, they rati at all hours, have such
conveyance by land, on wheels or on horseback, as they
may deslr . PATH SOX &. BENSON,
st. Paul, May 21,1833. (36j)
Family Library!
rgIYTLER’S Universal History, 2 v.
Jri- Lire Before the Mast, 1 vol:
Memoirs of Josephine, l vol:
American Courage and Enterprise, 2 vol*:
Ticknor’s Philosophy of Living, 1 vol:
Principles of Eloqence:
Court and Cainp of Bonaparte:
Lockharts Life of Xap< Icon, 2 vols;
Life of IK* Wit Clinton:
Halleck’s British Poet-, 2 v*»!s:
Thatchers’ Indian Biography, 2 vols:
Thatcher’s Indian Traits, 2'v.ds:
and Girl’s Library.
Tales of American Recollection, 1 vol:
History of Ma<-aclmsetU,2 vote:
History of X w York, 2 wi -:
Whale I’Dlicry, 2 vols:
American For.*st, I vol:
C.esar, 2 vols;
Tlie above books and many others of the same librrary
may be bought for the small sum of 45 a volume at
I.E Due’S Bookstore.
IVcw Arrival!
S!rrs& Hunt on hand with a Fresh Stock.
U’ E have Just received from Cincinnati) and are pre
pared to sell at much cheaper rates than hereto
fore, tin* largest assortment of
Mahogany and Common Chairs,
ever brought into the St. P tul unlik'd.
ALSO, Furniture of ail kinds and qualities of our own
manufacture. as v. .-li from the best »*stab;i-h»-d manu
factories ot CiU'.'hi;ta!i and St. L uis. Give it* a call.
4Stf STEKSfc HUNT.
DOCTOR VOl HNNT.V,
THE POCKET JESCULAPIUS,
i o«, kv£ry o.xi: ms oir.v pursiciA.v.
| f'.rti-ili edition, with. .no I. un* 1 red . cii jr:\ -
j wXm whit'li is added a treatise on the diseases of IV
j males, being or the highest importance to man led p* o
' pie, or those contemplating marriage. By
WILLIAM YOUNG, M. D.
Let no father b • ashamed to present a copy of iho
.ESCULAPIUS to his child. It may save him from an
early grave. Let no young man or woman enter into the
secret obligations of married life without reading the
Pocket Aesculapius. Let no one suffering from a hack
nidi Cough, pain in the side, rest 1 night-, ne;v» is feel
ings, and tho wind*: train of dyspeptic sensialoiis, and giv
en up by their physician, be another moment without con
sulting tue .K*c dapius. Have the marrltd, «.r those
about to be marred any impediment* read tins trulv use
ful book, as it has been the means of' saving thoiHanda of
untortunate creatures from the very Jaws of death.
£Ljr*Any person sending twenty-Jive cents enclosed in
a letter, will receive one copy of this work by mail, or
live copies will be sent for one dollar.
Address (post paid) Hit. WM. YOUNG.
3-2-5 m No. 152 Spruce st., Philadelphia.
iffiff FALL & WINTER GOODS!
AL. LARPKXTEUR has Just receive*!, and Is daily j
• receiving direct from New York, the largest and,
best selected stock of
DRY GOODS
ever brought to tliis market, which he is prepared t* soil
at prices which cannot fail to suit purchasers. Having
taken great care in the selection of his stock, the public ,
can rely on finding every tiling in his line of the best
quality. The ladies will find in the following list, C . ;J „_ !
prising but a small portion of our stock, a variety of art;- '
cles tor their use, such as
WIX TER DO XXETS ;
Silks, satins, and Dress Velvets, a large and beautiful as
sortment; French Merinos, plain and figured; Winter
Plaids, of superior quality; de Lillies of every style;
Shawls; Ladies’ Winter gloves ; Calicoes, oil, plain, and
figured; Hosiery, cotton, woolen, Ate ; Curtain Damask,
different eolers and qualities.
Carpeting, and Oil-cloths,
Turpit rugs, etc., a large and beautiful assortment, se
lected with great care from the best manufacturers, and
will be sold at a small advance on eastern prices.
Cloths, C'assiniercs and Vestings.
Ilats .and Caps, latest styles; Gloves and mittens, con
sisting of Kid. Buck, cashmere, etc.; Boots and Shoes, f<.r
men and boys; ladles and misses boots and shoes, a large
and varied assortment.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
a large variety and of superior quality, which will lie sold
very low; persons wishing ready made doling will do
well to call and examine our st«>ck before purchasing.
We will continue to receive additions to our present
stock by every arrival from below, until the close of nav
igation, when we can boast as complete an assortment for
the winter trade as any establishment above St. Louis.
A. L. LARPENTEUR.
ISdS—4W
Fine Havana Cigars.
DIRECT Ulrough th. Custom House, New York, with
officer Bronson's certificate, a large Invoice of Ci
gars, which I will sell it the lowest cash price for Erte
•nl Ksßmnano Rrttroad tawny.
C. D. FILLMORE.
SPIORS, Cinnamon, Pepper, Allspice, Maci, Nutmegs
Ohiger, Cloves, Mustard, fce., by * ’
W. W. HICHCOX.
No More Credit.
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage which I have re
ceived from the citizens of SL Paul, and surrounding
country, J shall endeavor to conduct my establishment lu
such manner as will warrant a continuance of their confi
dence; but in order to do this, I must stop the
CREDIT SYSTEM;
as I have U pay cosh for all cattle, sheep, hog*, etc.,
which I purchase, I shall hereafter expect my customer*
to pay down the Cash for all meat* they may buy from
me. I shnll strictly enforce this system with all iny cus
tomers. It Is my intention to keep constantly on hand
the very best meat of all kinds, at as low prices as the
market will allow. My motto will hereafter be
Beef far Cash, and Cash for Beef.
N B. All persons Indebted to me in large or small
sums will please call and settle limnedlatetly, as It will
save me the necessity and trouble of calling on them. By
so doing, you will enable me to ‘ fork over’ to my cr«*d-
H. C. WOLF.
3-3! f
Last but not Least.
DERNARD ROGERS, not having the
fear of competition before hla eyes, would respect
fully Inform lit*old friends and the public generally, that
he has opened a fresh and well selected stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
ln tli** buiMiiiK thf somlm-cst conior of Third and Ito
borls airoiis, dI«K >nally across from the ‘World’s fair.’
lie has every thitiK In his line that can be found else
where, ami Is determined to dispose of ids goods and
wares, for cash, at rates that no reasonable man will lind
fault with. 1 hope all my friends and neighbors will E lve
me a call, feeling salMcd that I can trade with them ad
vantageously. 30tr iIKKXAttU lIOGKitS.
1 85 3.
Michigan Southern Railroad.
New and important arrangement, ensuring speed
and comfort to the traveling public.
Chicago to Aew York and
Boston.
Shortest, most expeditious, and only Railroad
Route to
NEW YORK. BOSTON, S; FIIILA DELPHI A ’!
Great Western and South-western V-S. Mail Route.
Passengers leave Chicago with the 8 o’clock p. m. Tel- ■ '
( gra: h Express Train, reach Monroe next morning at 6 ]
o’clock, connecting with the following low pressure ]
Steamers
PIHKCT FOR BI'FFAI.O, WITHOUT LANDING,
arriving at Buffalo In time for the 11 o’clock Kxpress sam :
evening, arriving in New York next day at 1 p. ?.x., by ! ■
either N. Y. City and Erie or X. Y. Central Roads. 1
Ten hours less time than by any other Rail
Road and Lake Route.
Northern Indiamt, Cffpt. I. T. Piieatt, leaves Toledo
an i Monroe, Tuesdays and Fridays; leaves Buffalo, ,
Wednesdays and ftnturdav*.
Southern Michigan, Capt. A. D. Perkins, leaves ;
Toledo and Monroe, Mondays and Thursdays; leaves' i
Buffalo Tues lays and Fridays.
Empire stale, Capt .!. Wilson, leaves Toledo and .
Monroe, Wedne.-d.iv and Saturday.-; leaves Buffalo, ,
Mondays and Thursdays.
ALSO, THREE TRAINS A DAY,
Making complete Railroad connections throughout Ohio, ,
Pennsylvania, New York, and the entire New England
States.
Ist. LIGHTNING KXPRESS, leaves at Ga. M. i
2d. EXPRESS ANI) MAIL, leaves at 12 u.
3d. TELEGRAPH KXPRESS, leave.-at Bp. ai.
Only One Train a Day on Sunday—Leaves at
H V. M.
Railroad time Is fifteen minutes faster than Chicago time.
xi-Y* Passengers are particularly requested to procure
Tickets before taking seats lu the Cars.
Office in Trcmont Building, two door* south of the ;
main entrance. Dearborn street, Chicago.
GUO. M. GRAY', General Passenger Agent.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
AT THE
I’IOXUEH DRUG STOKE.
1 I ST RECEIVED at ibe Pioneer Dru« Store, on
rf Tit ini street, nearly opposite the P<fst Office, a fresh 1
!*upi *.v of Drugs, Medicin-s, Pa nts, Oils, (. lass. Varnishes
-Did Dye stuffs, which will be fluid ut the lowest prices.
ll* re 1., an enumeration of some of the principal articles:
Acid, benzole Ammonia, aqua oil, Ilterlam
do tartaric do carb. do olive !
do muriatic Barbadoes Alo.-s do anise
do sulphuric Alcohol j,, juniper
Alum Antimony, blk do castor
Adhesive plaster Arrow rout do tnnsv
Burgundy Pitch Bine pl!| <lO
Bark, wild cherry Borax, refun d d » linseed
Balsam fir Li-muth, o\. do cloves
Bay berry hark Coiiii extract do rosemary
( ream tartar Copat\a, buisaui do sajsafras
Chalk, red Cieuta extract do cinnamon
do prepared Camphor do hemlock
Colombo r«M.t Cayenne African do lemon
< arb. procip. 4 aiiiomlie llowers do pennyroyal !
( amend.c fiowers t urdamon caraway do bergamot
Coriander t orrosive sub do wlutergreen
Creosote Cotii|s>sitl«>n ,] 0 womis<*e«l
Digitalis Emery, nos Ito 8 do British i(
Kp*om s-ntfl Eye water Quinine (
UJiubar!* root S -leva suakeroot sulpli zit-.c . 1
do pulverized smaits sponge 1 1
Tartar emetic sealing wax Kaninx ny !
hsltnc potasta skins, white split Ivurv l iauk ' >
Jalap Laudanum sj»ts lotv. TvJer spts 1
Liquorice, ball Mace, morphine Mercurial ointm’t *
do ro«t Ni rate silver Nutmegs
sar-apardlo, com. lead *al ammo 1 lac
sqtiilis, sliced saltp tr*'. senna sweet sj-irits nitre (
do vinegar saff/cn iu Gci.Uuti 1
do syrup sulphuric ether (Dauber salts (
Spanish Hies lllera piera 1 ing;as<, lodine
Tmc. caps k myrrhCarbon.it.* magnesia (Dim Arabic
do a.->afietida Calcined do do M- Mi «
do digball* Croton off <lu opium !
do aloes OiiiliHcit?, m?*rc do tragacanth : J
do myrrh do red pr do shellac ! «
do opium Calomel, ling do amrnunir 1 (
do cnntharldrs Orange Peel do Gualcom 1
do camphor pumice stone Peruvian bark
1 vn. I ris precipitate, red pearl barley
V aleriam white p : nkr....t
W«.rmse,*d Quicksilver Wafers ! <
Virginia snake root Wax, whits
Family Medicines. " f
Antl-hilfou*, catiiartic, vegetable, and a• p?B-: C'.xe’s ; *
hive syrup; Stoughton's hitter*; Burgundy pitch:
Liniment—nerve and bone, p,.or man’s 1
un i anodyne; Thompson's ej*c water;
ojHxlel.ioc; paragoric; rheu- ; 1
malic drops, etc., *
Tngcihrr with every arfleie in the Drug line, fcrsalo !
cheap for cash.
June IS —!oy JOHN lIKWKY.
Buy at Glome!
ST.PAUL BEDSTEAD AND CABINET
IVARE MANUFACTORY.
h arc IfaoMs. cortier of Thini and •Minnesota
Streets.
ST EES Si. HUNT have received by steamer Nominee
in addition to their former extensive stock, a well se
j Iccted assortment of
furniture for Parlors and Chambers ,
Including Sofas, Chairs, Stands. Lounges, Tables, etc.,al
of the latest styks and patterns, which Hr v are prepared
to sell at -1*
Wholesale or Retail,
ut less cos', than th*» siune can l» rt purchased below, and
tratisported hither. V. e have recently established an ox
-1 tensive
BEDSTEAD MANUFACTORY,
| -V 1 ;' ar, ‘ “turning out,*’ with greut raphllly, Boil.n-oil*.
o l U,nnges, etc., of ail tloscrlptions. The \v rk
i tuanslnp Is of the- best quality, an-i the |..iltcrns or tin
laiot fashion. The serviceable character or th-ir ntatm
fat itiros, of all kitals, 1* far snperhtr to the “sale wttrk”
j usually brought front helow. Our customers can rely
I upon being suit oil al all nines. Chairs of all descriptions,
j stands, breakfast, dining, centre and all other kinds <d
laities, Wardrobes, solas, Uareau-, etc., con-taui'r o
; hand.
YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS,
Just setting up In lire, can he suited « Pit everything they j
may need In our line, either fer present or future enter- !
gencies. We arc determined t.i make and sell in .such a I
! "tanner that It t, m he an object f..r our citizens to pur- '
chase their turiitturc at home. Call and see.
-March I9ilt. STKK3 4t lit NT.
STEES & HUNT,
TyNDERTg\KERS, Corner of Third
A-/ and Minnesota streets, St- Paul, Minnesota.
Punctual attendance given In this line of business al all
hours, upon th" most reasonable terms.
53” We have received a lull stork of Metallic Buria
cases, to which «« wovld Invite public attention.
DODGE &, SAVERCOOL,
VXTOI Lit re-pe, tfiillv Infonn the citizens of 3t. ]» an |
TY aisl vieinlly, lit tt they have receirdd their large
st.s k of Groceries and Provision*, which they are
POW disposing Of at exceedingly low rates, at wholesale
and retail. They have a's-i on consignment, a choice lot
ot liquors, which will he disposed of in quantities to salt
purchasers; a No, an article of ground rent! for stts-k.
They would particularly Invite the people from small
towns adjacent, to call an-l give their stork an examina
tion before purchasing elsew here, feeling confident of sel
ling to all on reasonable terms. Don’t forget the place '
.. , . , IXHMJE & SAVERCOOL,
No. 4 Roberts sf., next Uoor to Whine &, Cooler’s
St. Paul, Dec. 8, I£>3.
Nonpareil Restaurant,
St. Anthony street, next door above Farrington’s Brick
Building .
OYsters, Game, Fish, anil every delicacy > —v
of the season, served up at all hours,(jßfc / m J
and in the best of city style. Suppers served^^jJL^ r
for parties at the shortest notice, and every
attention paid to the wants and wishes of guests.
12tf MOSKS DICKSON.
70#0 bush Oats, for sale br
X. E. TYSON & CO*
S6OO CHALLENGE.
YX7 HAT EVER concerns the health and
* * happiness ot a people Is at all times of the most
valuable Importance. I take it for granted that every
person will do all in their power to save the lives of their
children, and that every person will endeavor lo promote
their own health at all sacrifices. I feel It to be my duty
to solemnly assure you that Worm*, according to the o
pitiion of the most celebrated Physician, are the primary
causes of a large majority of diseases to which children
and adults are liable; If you have an appetite continually
changeable from one kind of food to another, Bad Breath,
Pain In the Stomach, Picking at the Nose, Hardness and
F ullness of the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever, Pulse Ir
regular—remember that all these denote Worms, and you
should at once apply the remedy :
HOBENSACK’S WORM SYRUP,
An article founded upon Scientific Principles, compound
ed with purely vegetable substances, being perfectly safe
when taken, and can be given to the m.»st lender infant
with decided beneficial effect, where Bowel Complaints
and Diarrhea have made them weak and debilitated the
Tonic properties of my worm Syrup are such that It stands
without an equal in tlie catalogue of medicines, in giving
tone and strength to the stomach, which makes It an in
fallible remedy for those afillcted with Dyspepsia, the as
tonishing cures performed by this syrup after Physicians
have failed, Is the best evidence of its superior efficacy
ever all others.
the tape worm.
This Is the most difficult Worm to destroy of all that In
fest the human system ; it grows to an almost indefinite
length, becoming -o coiled and fastened in the intestines
and stomach, affecting the health so sadlv as to cause St.
Vitus Dance, Fits, & c ., that those afflicted seldom if ever
flusjieet that it Is Tape Worm hastening them to an early
grave. In order to destroy this worm, a very energetic
treatment must be pursued, it would therefore l#e proper
to take 6 to 8 of my liver Pills so as to remove all obstruc
tions, that the Worm syrup may act direct upon the Worm,
which must be taken ln doses of 2 tablcspoonfuls 3 times
a day; these direct ions followed have never been known
to fall in curing the most obstinate case of Tape Worm.
Hobensack’s Liver Pills,
No part of the system I* marc liable to disease than the
Liver, It serving as a llllerer to purify the Mood, or giv
ing the proper secretion to the bile; so that any wrong
action of the Liver afleets the other important parts of
the system, and results variously, in J fiver Complaint,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, etc. We should, therefore, watch
every symptbm that might Indicate a wrong action of the
Liver. These Pills being comiHwd of Hoot* and Plants
furnished by nature to heal tlie sick: Namely, 1.-t, an Ex
pectorant, which augments the secretion from the pul
monary mucus membrane, or p--.motes the discharge of
secreted matter. 2d. An Alterative, which changes in
some Inexplicable and insensible manner the certain mor
bid action of tin* system. 3d. A Tonic which gives tone
and strength to the iotvous system, renewing health and
vigor to all part* of the body. 4U». A Cathartic which
acts in perfect harmony with tlie other ingredient--, and
operating oil the Bowels, and expelling the whole mass of
corrupt and vitiated matter, and purifying the Blood,
which destroys disease and restores health.
To Females.
You will find th-.-e Pills aniuvaltiahle medicine In many
complaints to which you nr-* subject. In obstructions, ei
ther total or partial, they have b**en found of inestimable
benefit, restoring their functional airaiig. ments to a heal
thy action, purifying the blind and other fluids so effec
tually to put to flight all complaints which mayariflc from
female irregularities, as h< adache, giddiness, dimness of
sight, pain In the side, back, etc.
None genuine unless signed “J. N- Ilobuisark,” anoth
er* being base imitation.
Agents wishing new supplies, and Store Keepers
desirous of becoming Agents niu.-t address the Proprietor,
J. X. Hobensack, Philadelphia, Pa.
4 °y For side by J. U. STEVENS &. C>. j
A Trne Bill has been found against
ELFELT & BROTHERS,
BY* the Ladles and Gentlemen of S*. Paul and vicinity, '
for selling goods cheaper than ever bet re sold in
the Territory.
w e acknowledge the “.-oft liapj'achmrn!,'* and are now
ready to receive i I*** attendant'.- of o»:r host of customers,
both old and ne.v. We Hatter ourselves that f< r
Quality, Quantity and Cheapness,
YVe are not equalled by ai:v other establlshnn nt in the •
Territory. YVe have not tim •at present to go Into detail*
but will enumerate a few of ibe articles on exhibition: I
English and French Merinos, Do Lah.es,
Paratnetta Cloth*. Cashmeres,
Plain and Fancy silk*,
Entil’d Curtain Muslin front 25 ets to £I,OO p •• yard
Emb'd Curtains from $3,50 t» SIO,OO per pair.
6-4 and G-d Damasks from 35 c<nt* to $1,30 p< r yard
Tapestry Brussel*, 3 ply Ingrain and Rag Carpet,
Embroideries ot ail kinds. coitsL-ling of
Collars, sleevoo, Handkerchiefs,
( heniizetts, etc.. Long and square shawls;
Besides numerous other article* in ths
Dry GouU Lh.c.
We have also a assortment *>f 1-1 an.l 6-4oil-cl..lliv !
Painted window shades. Chin i, (.lass add Queen-ware, '
Children’s Misses and L:vllu*’ Boots and shoes,
Boy.- and nu t;.-’ h»«»t.- ar. 1 shoes, etc., etc.
The above goods are exposed and ready f.»r sale, and we
pledge ourselves to Fell th-m cheap*.: ti.an ever before
off red in fj, j\ rritoty.
Fvcry phase give us a call l*efor-' purchasing
elsewhere. ELFELT A BROTHER.
Ho! Wash-fn-do!!
T E. I’ L LLERTON, Third Slrcet, near
" • Hi** Ju?klF;u With li.-nd', flraior !n I. !n r ,.. s
K<:«!y-M.i.|< OolU:, ; r. i:«.ta and l!a!s aia'l
C«l». liaviiis .! >: r. :a. f.-.uu a:i vx|M.|i;|..,i t„
lhe cilia, of a- V„s a-.: J’.. i i.._. 1,.; j. i :4 . lllf „ r!ll
the inhabitant-of Ni. Paul \ lefirty, that ise has jsw
received the largest and b.-st assortment «.f seasonable
hc ! '“ s ' T biT. ro l.ti.i the pleasure of cin-rilu.-
t!I J 4 market. Ai;ieii s - :.: s ui.rhal. il assorlm. ut may ta
la A DIES' DRESS GOODS,
c.ti,'.'lMintr ..f ei>.|,mer< s» .Jelalues, nip , as, prints, tlnn
rn■**; Mr.. Tie.l and mibb a . ued inuilin, shawl-, la 1 ,1,-
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
.•."ishtlns ..f Over.-. Kits ~r all kinds, styl -s and prl os.
Hr... an 1 1 r.,0,t.-..i115, I’ulils. \ -is. Mol.koy-jaokuts, ot ..
xnaoe up :n the best and m.»-t f ivhimmlde manner and - t
excellent materia!. Crider Clmhlng of all kinds. H *si* rv
thv* JlC<S ’ ' V, ‘ Ilc ’ * :ra y green blankets—a large quau-
BOOTS AND SHOES,
•f all km ls, a v ry heavy stock, consisting «.f cn'f. ki*>
0....i:id0 mi l via. r a, caif, kip and nt .Vuri'ii
sli..- s an-l d loniionanlb.-.s. 1.-.dn s'sid mid .n
--anuK I H.TS suitors n.M sllppm; L«dto»> and ,
gam vverehum, child’s hnois anti shoes, tie.
HATS, CAPS, &c.
Mon’s ami IVy's fashion:,’do 1 -s m.d va 1 Mrs, ti gr.-ai
number** ’
In thr al»vr rimmorniian only a fo,v ~f n,» i,.5,1it,~
arti.-1-s are Dtenttom-l. Tutorma jnst c n 0,, oiVuf all
rha. wc have to off. r far sale will require a . -i-i
■■ nal osar.,in.,linn, whl.-h h most r0.p0.-ifuiiv
our p»sl_. ha, l„K p-r-..,. | the Bast at cMmno
and 0- for 5™ en * We '* •* ‘ 1 1 y a: 1 . -aiprtlU m. Call
St. I’anlj'N.o. inls-r, mjy.
St, Paul Crockery Store,
On Third slrrrl, near Ihr Tost Offi< r.
MARVIN, lias on hand and is con-
Al * slalltiy ri-iolvil.o at the W. Paul Crnki rv and
o.;; "are store, a m>st doshable a-*ortni<'iit of Cr-nkerv,
Queer.>v.are, Cii.mi war, (.!a—ware, from the O’Hara
Glassworks, Pittsburgh, < to, consisting of nearly every
tiling usually found in our line of business*
Also, an assortnu tit of wall paper.
Notice.
T X I' e-14 ft I AIM , I*s.’, II ary .M'l.ean and mvs-lf cam"
; A. to I. ■Ntienr for tlo- purp-oe. ~f engaging in the Indian
' * A If" 1 ‘ Wi >* >«•«•>•* : '. v us coiiMtuly f-r that
pmpo- . The trading was alsti.-i.aicl, and he (M’l.ean,
!< ft u«‘\er made any improvements, nor expeudf.! am-
I pD^V,y: Cm,n ’ n ' ,r ‘" " r »•“•« !-•—Mot. ..f said
j w l ". n 1 ,C r; ,,or han,N 1 hav< ‘ rcsWed on the claim at I.e
! S ! ,r . ~ !“' ‘ of the |>n»pcrty both before and
j siiio? the ratification of the m*aiy; have expemloii mv
i mcaii'i in impr -vemeiifs, and consider that ace*-rding lo
all rules of Claim Associations, mv is>inal\ a id in
| disputably g»Mxl, which I .-hull maintain to the last, as
! "’*l. •»> resisting encroach mem s, us defending mv rights,
j May 14 35if j. k. CHRISTY. L. Sueur.
fj* dTshcfmnie lo ° ' !OZ ‘ Kluc c,!b ° Flat™ 20 doz
St. Paul China and Glassware store.
■ •ATTLXG, Batting—2ooo lbs «f superior Batting r.t
the WORLD’S FAIR.
CARRIAGES & CHAIRS.
! r l'' llK subscriber inteudliig to .-stahllsh a e t-rla-e she-,
! “'* ll Keposltary In ihe Territory of Minnesota, on
Ihc opening of navlgail.-ii t,e Xt spring, wiu |„.
; receive and nil ortlers for ! i - lo
Coaches, farriaws & Butrtric*.
.Of all description,, warr.n.euof t* tt r,d at
j reasonable rales. Also, every variety of
Cano Seat Chairs.
33” Fleas-address JAMES F. BRADLEY,
i. r Hubbard-tun, Wor. coimiv, Mass.
C O, SCS!i n!m ‘‘"““"•'“i]
, TRIM AX M. SMITH, !
ec3l corner Tlilr-I anti Mtunes-ita slr-els. !
Another Word to the Ladies
«!!'?> K.Mtalnn ,d 1
-ltd assortment or |ia r , Tw th an-l Nall BroM * Rort
Manuals, Faucy Cologne, e.c, all for sab-vmy cheap a
BOND &. KELLOGG,
Upper Town.
Notice.
T n bl« , Saw I m.n° n '; r 8 ,OS f ll or ''««■ h>r» term of year.
Paul being 2“L’ ?' ,u ? ,cd De »> «>e ' I>per Landing, St.
business In* th C J? ,h ® be * t location* for the lumbering
tior ebfriui th clt >— thc mill '• In goal repair, has one
n,.em ,CT “ w ’ one '“‘-off mw> one lath raw, and a
machine for making cut shingle. The boom at the mill
s an excellent and safe place for keeping logs. Tills prop
erty will be leased or sold oil favorable terms.
C 4 „ , „ JOIIN R. IRVINE,
St. Paul, Dec. 30th, 1853. lg-tf
St. Paul Crockery Store.
NEW ARRIVALS!
The Largest, Handsomest and Best Assortmetsi
of China. Glass, and Crockery, ever
seen in Minnesota Territory.
R MARVIN, at bin store, two doors east of tha Poat
• Office, is prepared so show and sell the abave
goods at prices lower than they can be bought ln Galena.
His white Granite ware, or Iron-stone-china, la af tha
best quality and of the handsomest and lateat patterns,
lie has every article that can be thought of of that ware,
and can supply full sets or supply parts of seta to match*
In Yellow,and_Rocklrigham Ware,
For kitchen purposes, he can sell 60 per cent’ lower thai*
former prices, as lie Is constantly receiving directly fieri*
the manufacturers East, and Is thus buying at first hand.
The following are a few of the articles kept, among*
others too numerous to mention.
White Granite Vegetable Dishes, covered
do Butter Plates, covered, wlthMralasr
do Soap Dishes and Brush Trays
do Muffins, with covers
do Gravy Tureens, with ladle
do do Bowls
do Pickle Dishes
do Com. fit stands
do Ewers and Basins
do of every thing for table —ri
very large variety.
Yellow and Rockingham ware Cake moulds,'pie phuciy
Butter Jars, spittoons, etc.
Pitchers and Tea sots and Dinner sets of all kinds.
Glassware—every requisite article—call and sec.
2St. Paul, July 2.
Winter Boots.
CIALF, Kip, and Coarse Boot* of my own
/ and Eastern Made, at prices to Milt all cu*Ußiers at
L- MARVIN’S
Boot and Shoe Manufactory , 3d #/., near Roberts.
18^3.
ready to supply all those who desire to make
_L v Presents, the largest and most complete assortment
o 3 Gift Books cud Anuuals of all kind* aud styles*
now open fur inspection. It would consume too.much
space to enumerate, as 1 have over 300 styes. So,*Just
give me a call and examine, it I* no trouble to show good*
at my store. W. S. COMBS,
Between the Rice and American a Uou*c.
sealT presses.
'! TIE undersigned are agents for Rogers It Bro’s Sat
I Presses, and will deliver the same at manufacturer
prices* Specimens to be seen at the Express office of
Mtf BURBANK be CO*
O(YA biffs extra and superfine Flour; StHibls MctsPurk}
2000 lbs lent ltrd, Just received and for sale by
BURBANK 6t <*V
Notice to Dealers in Real Estate.
milE UNDERSIGNED Is now furnished with sectiona
1 maps of all the surveyed portion of the Territory, aud
Abstracts of all entries and pre-emption claims made at
the Stillwater Lund Office. Persons In the vicinity wish
ing to enter Government Lands can save time and money
by calling on in**, as 1 can furnish them all the informa-'
tlon they could get at the Laud Office. Reports received 1
from the Land Office twice a week. Titles to lands tracet*
to the original purchaser.
Tltl MAN M. SMITH,
Corner 3d and Minnesota st, Saint Paul, M. T*
Erie and Kalamazoo R. R. Money
TAKEN at par, for Goods, at
IIYNKMAN’S.
! Come and buy jonr Winter Clothing, and get rhl of
I yoor bad money*
Nov. 19, ISM.—IO U LKWIS Hr* KM AN.
A Little Left Yet.
200 bbls Extra Flour, 25 bid* Me** Pork,
60 sa. In. Bmliwhi-at Flour; 100 Imsli. While Memiit:
; 3000 lbs Im-.-i Dairy Uniter; 20 bl.ls Dried Apples;
8 hhds N O sugar; 10 do Band C sugar;
25bid* Kendali’s Butter Cracker*.
And a/cic other articles, ail of which we wish to closv
: out ax soon as possible*, to wind up our hti-lne** for the
1 season. J. c. BURBANK,*
Wharf Boat, Upper Landing.
Nov 10, 1953—10tf
DA Vi D BARTLEY, ~
IVIIOI.Fi’AI.K A XI) HETAII. DEALKU I\'
Liquors. U'inrs, Cordials. Imported f/crsHna
Cigars. Virginia and Missouri Tobacco,
Treat rved fruits, Vick/t s, Oysters, Sar
dines, I.i'bstt rs, Clams, (Vlass
ware, S,-c.
.Vo. 61, Main sh eet, near the SleimLoal Laudioq.
H\S in Store and tu arrive, ik - f. n<i-.Thißr*ldch fce -J
fers far sale a! tlie 1,.-.vest p:i.-s. The »t.s k
selected l.v hints, If in New York, Fhii.elelplila, Baliimoru
Filtsburph and CiiicjnliaM.
LOlil OKS, WISES AXD CORDIALS,
; 10 half pipes pure Frettcli Ilnu-ly, af the follow!-
i kinds: (Hard. IMtpny &. c„’s; Pin.-t, Castillon i- tV»
, Lulled Proprietors; Hennessey St LV-; A. Seieimte.
j 2 pipes Holland (.in, the celehraust •• Swan” brand,
1 pipe St. Croix Hunt, 2 casks pure Port Wine r.,r
\ 1 « J-tnuiiM Spirits, -M.sticiiwlpurpo.es,
2 bbls Old p a-h Brandy, 10 .Madeira Wine.
I 5 •• New- line-land l:mn, 2 “ Sherry Wine,
! -New York Brandy, 20 bask. Is 11-ddsick Cham
-. * pagne Wine,
30 k * B-turbcn and iloiiuii- 2 bbls Rose Cordial,
tea « i '■ I’eppennint Cordial.
H-0 HeettJiid H hisky. 2 <* henioii Syrup,
{ 20 casks lliirgtimly Pert lYitie.
11U.1.V.1 CIGARS.
230,000 Hllporled Havana Cigars, the largest and eke.-t>
I est assortment ..I Cigars cwr oilercl f„ r sale In this mar
1 Ri; r.
20 bx - Virginia Toi*aecoj a superior article.
20 fc ‘ Missouri Tubacv, 20 bxs Mucking tobacco.
l Rl ITS. Pit KI.ES. OYSTERS,
t 200 cans 3 lb pr .servvd IVach- s, 9 *
S 200 - 2 lb s.
• 500 4* r.MUi.norc f'lwl* 1
j 500 “ Baltimore C*»vc Soup Ovster*, a m*w %,-ti
! 20 bxs n-sort.'d ifichb?*, can* flam*. *
1 aoeVi >" !■As Pepper Sauce.
' ilo. "tm.. *'’ i> Kdos Flaying Cards.
I Dim .inter,, l;.n;bK*r*. <; Met--. Pint Ac.. rJ l. :r -»
.»,s .ii!:»‘ iit ...I. i horn tin. maimfaeiory at Fittsburgh. *
(.a. -iu, April 00, IfisL—ajy
L. Blum s New York Bazaar
R J llst returned th" second time Iht.j
nTl?’ r h al '‘ r ”" a ’ M heautifnl stock of aU
artlthis; c -r.sKtiug in patYof the
Meriiun,
He Lai
Poplins,
Ai|»accas,
Kmbroblering of a., d«cr:p t i ( ““ mb,,i£inr *’
; ... I I K».
j (Srt.tlTOi-nT’ L " !r '’ * a ' l M " ITS ’ a “ J <,IoTCS Xor I-adlex on 4
.... jewelry.
! nilinl»!es, Seal-, ali i Gold K- ami a very goal rl ,n
I inent of silver ware. ’ •«. a >iry goat oss-trt-
Ludies Shoes and (Jailers
V 1 '"? KAll-TS is very
U'tyh-w. 1 a ‘ 1,10 patterns, .and lutcM
Miilinrrtj Goods \i,
(he v-tv laitift Uan " f '“ a?s <>rtmi n',
Hosiery, of t-vc-yd-seripfitn.
I . Guns and Pistols.
e have a sph tviiti stock of tinrs Pi.*, i. a— .
|r. ill be ».,M al lew prices. ’ F "" , > 4r -’
: lTlie.an.il- Presents.
low '' r “‘ l " 011 u * which will l»-
mery. k ' U " S ° r ' J ’ :ry G-oils an: gennlue French F- r/u-
X’-v 13, 1853—1 Oif
Attention!— Everybody!
HEAR—HEIR YE DO YE HEAR?
: rP '\'m v , y ?k'wu?Vi E ' has Ju,t relurnetl from
’ ' w,l ‘ larti.-st and most nMgnin.mil
j PI- Mlnnelom. l ’ UCrrt ' UIVC >«‘hepeo.
iH!* » s * : >nmcnl of <V«e» i» themost splen
! Tortoise si® , „!"; s ,nark ; 1 ’ v** l .slating In part of Pearl,
! nl d n i ' V ' Nik ' .IV. I, Port MonateJ
i lleyei; &c. ’ ir "'‘ V ’ K "“ u ’- I » J ' "'0 Lind, Kad
IsoolLots! Xiocliots::
The largest and bc.it assortment ever offered f„r sale
liken' le" ! o ' ll '. lM ' *;-l*l either with or without
ilk. n ,s- * it, them; also,Locket Pin., etc., etc.
1 ielur-s put up in I, Her style, and Letter eases, than
i • < r iu»ror<- l- r he same money.
in n'l ■■* Pr/In r '” n . s ran nc ’'-minalated on abort
nolle. , | roe Id,si, they do not all come at one-time
Iu" f tor'sal-'"a- uf la "‘ 4 ’ n| - J - «• “oal
n o , i ,! ’ ’ ' ,|U " r, ‘ s rl llole-ln-the-Day, Ke-1
r'.lls etc l “V“.h ~I,lia"5 ’ Views Of St. Anthony
in without k;*krng. UlW,ng ’ T '“ r " Blree ‘* BW,rs '
St. Paul, November 5, IS5S—Rtf
j Five Tous Shorts and Bran.
•( Y ! lfln ‘* 4 -' r Ml**. Er’e <e Kalamazoo Kailroad mo
il, . in v’ “"*•« *' " cxeepi Ions) of the notes on
j , 6! ! - N - ),• Sjr 'dy Fund Banks, (the which It was n.
i J'T".'; 1 ' * : "Auge--’ not long since', hail 4 broke, 9 *•
I r.i. Kr.) and Ohio Slafe stoe k notes, received in payment
for Groceries and Provisions. Brine on v.,„r‘fraz/i’ami
r-' t.s .melliing gooit. lil iaiAXK & to.,
; Nuv ' ■ i3 ’ 1563 - Wharf Boat.
Ready for the Fall Campaign.
MliS. M. A. MARVIN wlshoM to Inform lur friends an<t
the public generally that she liasju<*t returnedfroux
j New York with a slock of
Bonnets and Millinery Goods,
skha of her own «< leetloii. and In such in inbers an-l v*.
V. J ri--ty as will suit ail tasles. Iler ste.rk of Velvets
silks. Plumes, Flowers, fcc., has never been ex!
celled In this market. 1
She lias brought on also, a large and well selected stoek
of Ribbons, Velvet Ribbons, Gimp, nnd lh-e„
Trimmings,ol'every conceivable kind ami of the newest
styles, l-adies’ Collars, Chemisettes, Cndersleeves
Cults of the Latest Fashions. Ladles Kkl Gh've, of Dm
best quality, sewing silk, spool Thread, Nee-Ilee. Pin.®
Buttons, Combs, etc., BcnnetlYnd Dresses ol£t
after the latest styles. Also, Outnts tor Children,
slsting of whatever Is necessary to keep tho little one.
warm for the winter. mue one*
Being at but little expense, Mrs. M. flatten kfrsell’tkat
•he can make her prollta small. Call and see. ***
St. Paul. Ovtebcr B.IS#S. ... .