The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume], June 24, 1864, Image 8

About The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865

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Terrible B-»«*1e Picture.
Au officer writes to the
Bnffalo Courier the following description
of one of the late battle-fields: .
Towards evening at the battle of Robin
son’s Cross Roads, where the fiercest of
the “ Eight Days’ Battles ” was fought, I
went over the field. To the unaccustomed
eye, it was a vast concentrated horror.
No sound was heard save the ambulances
as they wended their way in search of the
wounded, and all was quiet as though no
terrible cannonading had just rent the
clouds or death scream chilled the air
Blood ’ everywhere, bending down the
blades of grass with its coagulated weight,
and metamorphosing them into tiny bioo l
lances. Blood in pools, where unfortu
nates had parted with the ruddy life-
Btream, and had been dragged off tor bu
rial. Blood upon leaves, and shrubs, and
trunks of trees, spattered upon them by
iron messengers of death. The 6tones
were bloody, and little brooks ran crimson
with the lives of hnndreds. Tender forest
flowers had sunk to the earth enc&rnadined
with blood, as though shrinking from the
awful carnage that had raged above them.
Dead bodies lay in heaps—bloody and
gashed and tom with frighttnl wounds—so
calm and quiet—while numbers lay around
with their brains crushed out by the un
couaidering hoofs of cava.ry, spattered o’er
ererything far and near—b.oody and hor
rible. Here lay a young man with both
legs mangle 3 off by a shtll, swimming in
his own blood. His hands were clasped
across his breast, his lips were apart, and
he seemed to have passed from life with an
appeal to the mercy seat upon every fea
ture. Dead lay in the hollows—in the
beds of brooks—behind knolls—supported
by stumps, or fallen nearly np:igbt against
heaps of brush, all plashed with the ensan
guined hues of violent death—bloody and
ghastly. And then the sun went down,
its face a gory red, as though reflecting
that crimson field of destruction—silking
to his rest a 9 though satisfied with the
day’s slaughter—with “man’s inhumanity
to man. ”
—Private Jobn Callahan, Jacob Snower and
Thomas Johnson, belonging to the 2d New
Jersey cavalry, were executed recently at
Memphis for the crime «*f rape. Ihey were
shot iu the presence ot all the troops in Mem
phis.
'* A Slight Cold,” Coughs.
Few are aware of the Importance of checking a
Congh or “Ition Ctcs" in It* drat *tage. That
which in the beginning wonld yield to a wild reme
dy, if neglected soon attack* the lance “ He>u n’b
Brohohi/vl. Tannin a’- give sure and almost iu>mtdi
ate relief. Military Officer* and Soldiers should have
them, a* they can be carried in the pocket and taken
s oecaeion require§ je'.t letspno djfcwlm
A Physiological View of Marriage,
—Containing nearly 3<o pages and 130 fine Plate
and engraving* ot the Anatomy of the >exual u,
gins in astat. of Heiith aud Disease, with a Trea-
Ummid iSelf-annse. i s deplorable onsequences upon
Mind and Body, and the Author s Plan <>f Treatment
—the only ra ion >1 and suoce<sful mode of cure, a*
shown • y he report of cases treated A truthful ad
viser to the married, and tho*e contemplating mar
riage, who entertain doub's of their physical condi
tion. Sent free of postage to any address, on re
ceipt of 26 cents in st imps or pos a! currency, by ad
dressing Dr. i.A CROIX, No. 31 Meiden i ane, Al
bany, New York. mar lfi-d&w?-m
nr- DRUNKENNESS CURED.—The inebriate
may now bid defiance to the tempting cap. DR.
ZANE’S ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG DRINK is a
certain cure for Drunkenness. It creates a dislike for
strong drink, and can be administered without the
knowledge of the patient. Price $1 a box. Bent by
mail to any addrenw by J. J. KHOMER, 403 Chest
nut street Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free.
November *2l. 1863. nov2l-d,tw&w4y
tar- SPERMATORRHOEA CAN BE CURED. -
DR RAN o*B SPECIFIC cures SPERMATOR
RHOEA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCY,
LOSS OF POWER, etc., speedily and efectualle. Its
effect* are truly magical. A trial of the Specific will
convince the most skeptical of its merit*. Price $1 a
box. Sent post paid to anv address by J. J. KROMER
403 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Pa. Circular
sent free. wv2l-d,tw&wly
Thirty Tears’ Experience of an Old
Nnrse.—Mrs. Winslow’* Sooihuiq Sibcp it the
prescription of one of tne bet-t Female Physician
and Nur-es in the United State* and ha* been used
for thirty yearn with never filling salety and raccess
by m'. Hons of mothers and children, from the feeble
infant of one week old to the adult. It corrects
acidity of the st«macu. relieves wind colic, regulates
the bo-*e 8, and g-ves rest, health and comfort to
mothe* and child. We believe it the Beet and "-'urest
Remedy in the U'oild, in a 1 cases of DYSENTERY
ucd DtARKHCEA IN CHILDREN, whether it arises
from Tee hng < r from any other cause. Full direc
t ons for ucing will accompany each bottle. None
Genuine unle-s the facsimile of CURTIS <fe PWR-
KtNS is on the ouleide wrapper. So’d by all Medi
cine Dealers? at 25 cents a bottle Office, -S3 Eej
peree', NEW YORK, And 205 High II o'bom,
L( i N DON. je3- d «fcw 1 no
11l J NX
I>r. 11. ANDICRH At CO.’S
IODINE WAXED.
lodine Water acts upon the Heart, Uoer, Kidney s
Digestive Organs, and Glandular System.
'Jhe * uccess wtvch has attetd d tne rse of this
rerae !y in i liva’e pr dice and the endorsement ol
medical authority enable ns to recommend it to the
p nctitioner and the public, feeling confldei t that
with a fair trial it will attest its own excellence in the
cl eof Ch•• nic Di ease'which indicate lodine each
as Scrofula. Bronchitis Skin Erupting, Ueart.
Liver and Kidney Bis cues, Nervous Affections, Xeu
niUria, Bheumatum, Dysppsia, Debility, B[/ph,lu>,
etc., etc.
1 hjsici ’ns may rely upon the nn form strength of
Io 1 ne Water as conta ning three qoar.er grains pure
I dine in eact fluid ounce pure water, no so vent be
ing u.vd It is of t liable to desOmpositioa nor epon
taneou ly f rmed inequslitLyJ: neither is the iodine
t xy i el mr u ut ali ed hycombtn tion with any
InJre te t rend tin this rout ion superior U. any
o her me hod of e hi 1 i*iug toe
Ful direction* accon lMiuyeacn bottle that it may
be u*cd a* a faxily medicine aa well aa by the pro
H ice one dollar buttle. On receipt of five dol
lars six bottles delivered free iy ex ress to any
add ess
• e * are of <’onnterfei’s and ImPa'ion’ which un
principled dea’ers endeav r to dlapo e of on < ur
repma ion re our .i nature and trade mark (he
Greek worn h ad<ng thi • advertlsemen ) upoj the
labels and wr r pers of each bo; tie, without which
no e to genuine
ear Circulars gratia.
Pa H. ADDERS A CO.,
Physicians and Chen,is a, No. 428 Hroad v*y. New
i ora myli-eod d*w6m
STOLEN From my Stable, on
Wednesday nigh’. rhe 16th ln>'„ a BBT OP
S'NGLHI cl iilc-FUtkii The
hamer. on one aide bad been b okeu and riveted,
jl tbe 'arness rhoa d be ottered for sale thepe>rou
to w mm ii is offer, d will p mi. det in it, and nlve
me due n lice A sjita.le regard wiii te g,\eu for
lie rec very
Jeil-dtiwlt GEORGE W. DD 808.
p II(E N I X FOUNDRY
—AHI)—
MACHINE SHOP,
On Trout Brook, at the Railroad Crossing, near
Dayton’s Bluff, Hudson Road
The attention of all Machinists, Mill Burden, and
the people of the State of Minnesota at large, Is re
spectfully solicited to the facilities wh'rh onr Phoenix
Foundry and Machine .-hop afford* for furnishing
CA-TINGS AND MACHINERY of all kinds, such
as Steamboat Machinery, Engines Engine Repair
ing Flour Mill aud Saw Mill Uearing and I>ons,
Arch stones. Building 1 damns. Grate Bars Sleigh
shoes Ove-i M«>u h*, Sugar Kctt es, Iron Railings
fo Residences < eme'erics, Ac Iron and Bras* t ast
ing Pattens made and finished at the shortest notice.
«r Ca-h paid for < tld 'ron
jell d twly WEBB & WERICK,
piANOS AND MF.LODEONS.
E\ O. WILDER Jk CO..
Deaiers in Piano-Fortes, * deons, Harmoniums,
Cabinet Orgaas, Sheet sic, Music Books,
Piano Stools. Ac., Ac., Ac.,
NO. 230 THIRD ST.. ORNER OK ST. PETER
ST., ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA,
Agents tor the celebrated A. M. McPHAIL A CO.’S
STAR AND GRAND SCALE PIANOS.
ALSO, THE PARLOR GEM.
Mr. WILDER la a Planomaker, and has been In
the business over twenty years, and will sell none
but FIRST-CLiSS INSTRUMENTS. Every In
strument will be warranted, and all Pianos sold by
the firm will be kept in tone one year free of charge,
if within a reasonable distance.
nr Pianos and Metodeona tuned and repaired.
Lessons {riven on the Piano and Melodeon.
St. Pam. November 28. 1868 nov2S-dAwlv
|\7 ATIONAL PATENT OFFICE.—
iw SNYDER A WALTERS, 229 Broadway,
New York. Patent Soliciting House and Patent
Commission House combined.
SOLICITING.—This C ompany will act as Attor
neys for securing Patents for new Inventions in this
country and in Europe on the most reasonable terms,
conduct Infringement Cases, and procure Renewals
of Patents.
OUR EXHIBITION ROOMS AMD SELLING
DEPARTMENT—We respectfully submit to the
Siblic that oura is the only Responsible Soliciting
once m the world that has an Exhibition Room,
and an wrioi*-t and successful selling department
attached. On Patenth taken out bp us, we require no
Advance. Pee for selling.
Me are in Regular Communication with upwards
of ISO Patent sellers throughout the country, who
depend »h>»ily for their supply of Patents upon us.
Our Kuhibi ion Rooms (comer of Broadway and Bar
clay street, in the very heart and centre or the eityj
are daily visited by numbers of Capitalists and men
of Enterprise, seeking investments m vain ble Pat
ent*. for the purpose of reselling in snbdivißions,
while other and heavier Capitalists are always ready
to purcha e a useful Patent and engage in its manu
facture and hns secure a lucrative monopoly. These
sources of demand that are daily augmenting are
ally sofficii nt to absorb the entire snpply of Patents
that are now being issued, and that at fa<k priobb.
t on-lgnments of atents for sale are respectfully
souoitiii. Anv inf rmationfree Responsible Agents
wanted in every county and town, who have fixed
places ol business. To snch we will pay S3O per
quarter, and eight per rent, on a 1 sales, to act as
our Agents, for the explanation (une hour or more
per dayy of the models of such Patents as may be
p aeed in their hands for sale To good Salesmen
wno will give the r whole time to the business, we
wiO jiay S3B per month. Also, Traveling Agents
wanted a* a fair salary.
Agents will be required to g+’e some satisfactory
seennty or deposit the cost pru,e of models, which
will be refunded when returned,
snr- Addre-s, enclosing stamp.
SNYDEB Ac WALTERS,
No. 229 Broadway.
REFERENCES:
We. tee undersigned, doing business in New York
City, la authorize Joseph S. Walters and G. H. Sny
d-r" 'omprising the firm of the National Patent
office to refer tons, and believe they will contest
their business upon strictly honorable principles.
New York. February 2t>. 1864.
JO.-EPll MoKEWAN, Esq., Importer, S 5 Maiden
Lane, New York City.
W. L TAYLOR, Esq., Banker, 76 Wall street, New
York City.
CHARLES H. VOORHES, Esq., Banker, 48 Pine
street, New York City.
SHE'IIERD, SEWARD A CO., Importers, 214
Pearl street. New York City.
JOHN WILMOT, Esq., Commission, 2 Bowling
Green, New York City.
JOHN W. KIRBY, Esq.. Metropolitan Bank, 103
Broadway. New York City.
H ARTHUR, Esq., Director British and American
Exchange Banking Corporation, 63 Wall street,
New York City.
H. DAWE 1 * SMITH. Esq , Chemical Bank, com
Broadway and Chambers street. New York City
March 16, 1564. mar!6-d eod&wly
1864.
We would respectfully call the attention of our
Old Customers and the Public generally to the fol
lowing advertisement, comprising some of the lead
ing art cles, which, (with increased facilities.) we
offer to the trade:
t fits) Bbls. Re"tifled Whi-ky.
100 Bbls. Old 11} e and Bourbon Whisky,
in Bbls. * ollaud Gin
20 Bbla. Neutral Spirits
10 Pipes and eight obis Cognac Brandy.
26 / t Pipes Cherry, Madeira and Port Wine.
50 ha-kets Champagne.
do Cases Closet and .''outer’s Wine.
MHl’t h usand • hol e Brands Cigars,
to C ses S rdiues.
‘.’o • i ases«'ove «lysters.
50 I’kgs. Pruties.
10 Bbls Currants.
60 Hhd-*. liroAn Sugar.
250 Bbls Refined Sugar.
.■no Pkgs .Molai-es and c yrup.
‘2 - Boses t’epper aud >pice.
ibi Boxes Ground spices assorted.
6tH> Thousand G. l>. Caps
I<>o(< ’• housand a sorted izes Shot.
15(.* hi Lbs. Small Bar Lead.
I'm Boxes i;„bl)it s --ae a’ns.
lo t* Kegs assorted > a’ls and spikes.
.vo. I exes Wl. dow Glass.
2 > C -'es Flu- k-.
•Vi Col's Mani la Rope.
100 l»oBed Cords.
25 Bair Blocks, assorted.
50 Bales • akiuu.
In Bbls. Pitch.
I'Vki PUgs. Wa oa Grease.
100 lib's. Carbon Oil.
60 1 Doz. lal* a d Tubs.
100 Bbls Dried Finite assorted.
20'i | k s assorted Teas.
25 Sacks 1 io > offee
100 BhK Ground Coffee.
60 l’k s. t*. G. Ja a > offae.
3m* Boxes Asso led Brands Tcbacco.
2'iO Bbls Fine-Cut Smoklug Tobacco.
40 Kegs Gold Leaf Chewing do
£so Boxes -oan.
20e Boxes Assorted Candles.
SAMPLES
OI the above articles our friends will always find u
ready and willing to show.
J. C.&H. C. BURBANK & CO.,
CORNER LOWER LEVEE AND SIBLEY ST.,
St. Paul, Minn.
May 20.19(54.
nrTHBCONFBSaiONS AND EXPERIENCE
OP AN INVALlD—fubllshld tot the benefit, and
M _ a WARNING AND A O CTION TO TOO NO MEN who
suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of
Manhood, etc., supplying, at the same time, the
means or seu-odee. By one who has cored himself
fter being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quackery. By enclosing a
post-paid addressed envelope, single copies may be
had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Eso.
lei iwlv Bedford. Klnes ronntv. N. Y.
ni*eaiK'M of the Nerrcns, Nsminal.
Urinary and Sexual sjstems—new and reliable
ire.tment—in Kiporoiol the HOWARD ASSOCIA
TION. > ent by mail, in sealed letter envelopes, free
of Marge Address Dr. J. sKII.b'N lIOUUII roN,
Howard Association, No. 3 South Ninth street. Phil
adelptta. Pa. up 9 d&wly
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND nK.MOCKAT
1864. FARMERS! 1864
Look to Tour Interests
BUY ONLY THE BEST
REAPERS, MOWERS ANI) THRESHING MACHINES.
JONES’ AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE ONLY
WOOD’S
THE CHAMPION OF THE WORLD !
WOOD’S PRIZE MOWERS,
(LOOK OXJT FOR IMITATIONS!)
HAINES’ HEADING MACHINES,
BOOTH’S SHAKER-For Separating Oats from Wheat,
BrinkerholTs Self-Rake Reapers and Mowers, Buckeye Reapers
and Mowers, Kirby’s Reapers and Mowers, Ball’s Ohio
Reaper and Mower (Genuine), the Caynga Chief,
Canton(o.) Sweepstakes Threshers,Buffalo Pitts’
Threshers—4, 6 and 8-Horse Power.
THE BUFFALO SCALE WORKS COMPANY’S Hay, Cattlr, Platform & Counter Seales.
F. F. mMITH’S CAST CAST-STEEL FLOWS,
BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILLS, WORKMAN’S PATENT BROADCAST SOWERS, WOOD SAW
MILLS WITH CIRCULAR AND DRAG SAWS FOR HORSE POWER, SMUT MACHINES
AND MILL MACHINERY, THE CELEBRATED BADGER STATE PLOWS, CORN
PLOWS, ULTIVATORS, SHOVEL PLOWS, HORSE HOES, &a. &o„ Ao.
Holmes' Batter-Worker,
Boaton Cylinder Chums,
Sugar Cane Mills,
Hay Presses and Stomp Pullers,
Flax and Hemp Machinery,
Barrel and Stave Machinery,
band Looms for weaving Flax and
Hemp, Linen, Carpet, &c.,
Wheel Cultivators, Road Scrapers,
Cow Bella, Curry Combe & Cards,
Besides everything eUp usually found in an exclusively Agricultural House, to which I invite the attention
of the Farmers of the State, a senring them that I will eell as low, and upon as good terms,
any other House west of New York.
twr Orders and letters of inquiry promptly ettended to. D. C. JONES,
a-t-'tt'tfinl 336 Third St., uear (be Bridge, St. Paul.
THE GALENIC INSTITUTE,
ESTABLISHED BY AN ACT OF THE LEGISLATORS, /f \
for the treatment of Venereal Diseases, and all Affections of the Urinary and Gen- Ml, -J
erative Organs of both Sexes. Valuable Reports on Nervous Debility, Stiermator- Mil
rbcea. or Seminal Weakness, Ac., containing eighty-four pages, and nmneroua en- Mm, 13
gravlmrs ma, be had at the office or by mail. Price 26 cents. fm/'M 4-
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE—By sending a brief Statement oi their symptoms,
will re-eive a Blank Chart, containing a list of questions, our terms lor the course
of treatment, Ac. Medicines sent to any part of the country, to cure any case at ffI&BMKAM/pSfnhi
ho e, free irem damage or curiosity.
tw~ Office in Concert Hall Block, near the Post Office. Consultation** private and
confidential. Office hours from ‘J a. m. to Ip. n.; afternoons, from 3to 5. Sundays,
9toloa. m. All letters should be directed to
J'nlo THE GALENIC INSTITUTE, Saint Paid, Minnesota.
OR•IIWE S T E R N
Steam Bakery & Confectionery
Manufactory.
We take pleasure in informing the citizens of
Minne'ota and the whole Northwest that we are now
prepareo to furnish, at the shortest notice»and upon
the most reasonable terms, every variety of BoEaD,
CRACKERS, CAKES Ac., ever made in anyfirst
clam STEAM BAKERY. Paring all the neces-ary
machinery, and using none but the best material, we
do not be-itate to say that we can fill any and all or
ders promptly, and to the satisf ction of those who
may favor us with their patronage.
Baking of every description done to order. Goods
delivered in the city free of charte.
tmr City Bread-Wagon will call upon families at
any hoar of the day. Please ca:l at our office and
-eave your orders. We ii.vite every one to call and
examine our establishment.
Particular attention paid to country orders.
Woiare prepared to fill Government contracts at
the ‘■bortest notice.
Office and Factory at comer of Robert street and
Levee.
WATSON, DENS HOKE 4c flO.
St Paul May 2L186A my22-d*wSm
JJENRY McKENTY,
—I'EALTE IN—
REAL ESTATE,
St. Paul, Minnesota.
WILL ALSO SELL, ON COMMISSION,
Farms, Wild Land, Stores, Houses
and City Lots.
January 30,1864. Jan3(SdAwly
49* HAIR DYE I batw DYE 11 BATCHE
LOR’S celebrated HAIR DYE is the best in Ike
world —the only kormlem, true and reliable DTE
known. This splendid Hair Dye to perfect—changes
Red. busty or Grey Hair instantly to a GKoesy Black
or Natural Broun, without Injuring the hair or stain
ng the skin, and leaving the hair soft and beauti
ul • imoyrta fresh vitality, frequently restoring its
pristine color, and rectiflee the IQ effects of bed dyes.
'J he genuine is signed Wiu.iam A Batohelob j al
others are mere Imitations, and should be avoided.
Sold by aU Druggfeta, Ac. FACTORY—No. 18
BARCLAY 8T„ N. Y. Jyll-d&wly
—CAN BE HAD AT
SELF-RAKE REAPER,
Subsoil and Hillside Plows and
Harrows,
Spades, Rakes and Cradles,
Scythes and Snaths,
The Tompkins Co. Horse Powers,
Palmer’s Horae Hay Fork,
Wheel Horse Rakes,
Revolving Horse Rakes,
Hay and straw Cutters,
Com Shelters,
DLANK BOOK S.—Day Books
J-b Ledger Journals, <fec., made to any pattern,
and hound in the best style, by
PIONEER PRINTING CO.
1864. «EEDW! 1864.
SEEDS! SEEDS!
GARDEN, 6RASS & FLOWER BEEDS
DAY & JENKS
We have Just received a very Urge supply of the
Timothy, Red and White Clover, Red Top, Hunga
rian, Blue Grass, Orchard and Lawn Gram.
Garden Seeds.
By the Pound, Box or Paper—in great variety.
Flower Seeds.
The largest and best assortment in the State
sent by mail, free of postage, at 6c per piper.
Also, a large stock of
Ruta JBaga and Turnip Seed,
AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
* DAY A JINKS,
ap2-dAw3m Druggists, St PauL
EMPLOYMENT AT YOUR OWN
■JJ ROMES.—THOUSANDS CAN REALIZE A
HUNDRED DOLLARS WEEKLY. No utensils
required except those found in every househo d;
profits 100 per cent; demand staple as floor It is
the greatest discovery of the age. Full particulars
S'nt on receipt of two stamps for the return poet*
age. Address, C. MUNHO BROWN,
jeS-3tw No. 74 Bleecker street New York.
Agricultural Steamer*.
Wringing Machines, Mash Ma
chines, Ate.,
Field Rollers,
Garden Seed Drills,s,
Chain Pumps, Power and Cistern
Pomps, .
Sheep Shears and Wool Cards,
Farm Mills and Cora Crashers,
Shovels, Forks and Hoes.
following:
Grass Heeds.
EDWARD H. BIGGS,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
NO. 131 THIRD ST., OPPOSITE THOMPSON S BANK,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed on the
House daring the past fonr years, solicits a continu-
ance of the same, assuring all of prompt
PATENT MEDICINES,
DRUGS,
DYE STUFFS,
ACIDS AND OILS,
VARNISHES (ALL KINDS),
White Lead (Seven Brand h, ,
Red Lead,
Linueed Oil,
AND ALL ARTICLES TO BE FOUND IN A
FIEST CLASS DRUG HOUSE.
My Stock will be fond at all times complete, m that I oan do fall
astiee to Bayers botb la Quality, Quantity and Prices. tny6-d<fewSm
NEW SPRING GOODS
-A*—
INGEKSOLL’S.
CLOAKS, SHAWLS,
—AND—
DRESS GOODS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
BALMORAL & HOOP SKIRTS,
SUN UMBRELLAS,
WHITE GOODS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
DOMESTIC GOODS, &c., Ac.
We solicit an examination of our stock.
D. W. INGBRSOLK. 4c CO.
St Pan], Apnl 15,1804. jji .
A. ROBERTSON,
Seed and Horticultural Warehouse,
THIRD BTBEBT (ONE SQUARE ABOVE
THE POST-OFFICE, ON SAME SIDE),
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
For the amla »f all Ui»4* at Bee*e, Trtee,
Flsm, Shrubs, riant*, Bulb*,
Me., ITe., Be.,
That can he successfully grown in Minnesota.
tsr Fresh Garden Seeifc received from L M. Thor
burn A Co, New York . _
PT Timothy. Kentucky Blue Gnat Bed Top and
Clover, of first quality, tor eale. »
March 1, 1864. mart
attention to their wants.
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
BRUSHES (ALL KINDS)
PERFUMERY,
FANCY GOODS.
Turpentine,
CATHCART & CO.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
NO. 132 THIRD STREET
SAINT PAUL,
Are now In receipt of x large and
VERY DESIRABLE STOCK
T» which the attention of bay-n - respectfully
solicited.
8k Paul. May 14,19G4. mylß-ly
Notice in insolvency —the
81 ATE OK MIN SEN TA, COUNTY OF
G ODHUE-SS. DISTRICT _ COURi, FIRST
JUDIC AL. DISTRICT.
In ihe matter of ihe petition of Walts Sherman of
said county, an insolven deb. or, praying to be dis
cha ged from his debts in pursuance of the provis
ions ot Chapter 7'J of the Compiled St tute- of the
-tate of Minn*so’a: it i- hereby ordered that all the
credi ore of said insolvent show can e, If > ny they
have, be'o e said • ourt on the first day ot tue next
General Term tce-eot in and for said county, to be
begun and held at the city of Red Wing, in said
county, on 'he sJXTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A.D
1"G», whv an am pnment of said insolvent’s estate
should not be made and he be discharged from his
debts And it Is hereby directed that this order be
published once in ea>h week for ten successive weeks
as follows: in the Goodhue Volunteer, a newsnaier
printed in said Oonnty of Goodhue; In Tn« hlikt
Pam. Pionkkr, a newspaper prin ed at the citv of
saint Paul, tbe seat of govemm* nt of satd State of
Minnesota; in tb- A 'baity Evening Journal, a news
paper printed at the dty of Albany, the aeat or gov
ernment of the state of New York; and in the rii.
note State Reaieter. a newspaper printed at the dty
crf'pingfleld, tbe seat of government of the Mate ot
Dated May 23d,-a. n. 1864.
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