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MINNESOTA LEfIISLATWEE.
Friday, Jan. 9, 1857.
COUNCIL:—The Counoil met pursuant to ad
journment and was oalled to order by the Presi
dent.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Penman.
A quorum being present, the journal of yester
day was read and approved.
Mr. Freeborn offered the following resolutions:
Resolved, That each member and officer of the
Council be and is authorised to subscribe for and
take ten daily, or the cquivel&nt in weekly news
papers, to be [selected by such member or officer
respectively.
Resolved, That the use of the Counoil Cham
ber be tendered to the Rev. J. W. Penman, Chap
lain, for the purposes of divine service, once each
Sabbath during the present session, and that the
fireman be instructed to warm the chamber on
sueh Sabbath days as the samo may be used as
aforesaid, *
Which were adopted.
On motion of Mr. Stone, the Council adjourn
ed until Monday next, at 2 o’clock P. M.
Friday, Jan. 9th
HOUSE.—At ten o'clock the Speaker called
the llouso to order.
The Chaplain addressed the throne of Grace.
On calling the roll there was found to bo but 7
members present. There being no quorum an
entire suspension of business was the conse
quence.
After about two hours suspension, enough ab
sent members returned to constitute a quorum,
and business was resumed.
A motion was made to proceed to the election
of Chief Clerk, which was intercepted by a mo
tion to adjourn. Lost.
The previous question was then moved and sus
tained.
The House then decided to proceed with the
election of Chief Clerk by ayes 20—Nays 17.
Mr. Edwards (Rep.,) and Mr. Warner (Dem.)
were nominated for that office.
There were 37 votef cast, of which number Mr.
Edwards received 19 and Mr. Warner 18. Mr.
Edwards was doclared elected.
John L. Jones, (Rep.) was then elected assis
tant Clerk, he received 19 votes and his rival
Johnson (Dem.) 15.
Ou motion of the House to proceed to the el
ection of Seargeant at Arms, Thomas Burton
(Rep.) receiving 20 votes was declared elected; —
Richard Ireland, (Dem.)receiving 8.
On motion to elect Enrolling Clerk, 30 votes
were cast, of which Propper, (Rep.) received 16,
Pierce, (Dem.,) 10, Browley 4. Tho Speaker
then decided Mr. Propper elected.
Mr. Adams moved that the House elect a Fire
man. Carried. Josiah Otab receiving 19 votes,
was declared elected.
* Election of Messenger.—On motion the House
proceeded to the election of messenger.
Messrs E. Hays, and C. J. Wikoff were nomina
ted.
Mr. Hays receiving 7 votes, and Wikoff 12, the
latter was declared electod.
Election of Chaplain.—On the election of
Chaplain, Mr. Cressey received 6 votes, Mr. Kin
ney 15 and Mr. Van Ingen 1. Mr. Kinney was
declared elected.
Moved: That the House proceed to the election
of incidental Printer.
The following gentlemen were nominated for
the office.
T. M. Newson, Owens & Moore, Dodge of Wi
nona, Dow of Hastings, Hotchkiss of Minneapo
lis, C. G. Ames of St. Anthony, Parker U. French
of Watab, and G. H. Phillips.
The roll was then called and the vote stood as
follows:
For Dr. T. Foster, (Rep.) of Hastings! Adams,
Branch, Berry, Case, Foster, Howell, Ilayden,
McVey, Noble, Plumer, Ramsey, Stannard, Tho
mas and Thompson.
For T. M. Newson, (Rep.:) King, Keith, Smith
and the Speaker.
For G. 11. Phillips, (Dem.), Whitlock.
For Hotchkiss, (Rep.) Chase and Hetchman.
Whole number of votes cast, 21—of which
Foster had 14, Newson 4, Hotchkiss 2 and Phil
lips 1.
The Speaker then called on the officers elected
to appear and be sworn.
Mr. Murray objected to Mr. Propper taking
the oath of office, on the ground of non-citizen
ship.
Moved that a committee be appointed to in
vestigate the matter. Messrs. Hetchman, Keith
and Murray were appointed that committee.
The other officers then took the oath of office,
and the House adjourned to Monday at 10 o’olock
A. M.
Monday, Jan. 12, 1857.
COUNCIL.—The Council met pursuant to ad
journment. Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Penman. A
quorum being the journal of Friday was
read and approved. Mr. Setzer moved the Coun
cil adjourn, which motion was lost. On motion
of Mr. Balcombe, a call of the Council was or
dered—Messrs. Bailly, Freeborn, Lowry, Rolette,
Setzer, Stone, and Tillotson, were found to be
absent. On motion, the further proceedings un
der the call was dispensed with. H. L. Edwards,
Chief Clerk of tho House, appeared and announced
that the House was ready to meet in joint con
vention to hear the message of the Governor.
Messrs. Chamblin and Thompson was appointed
a committee, by the Speaker, to act with a simi
lar committee from the Council, to wait upon the
Governor and inform him that the two Houses
were ready to receive any communication that he
might make. Tho President appointed Messrs.
Setzer and Lowry as such oommittee, and then
the Council adjourned till 10 o'clock to-morrow.
Monday, Jan. 12, 1857.
HOUSE.—This body met pursuant to adjourn
ment and was called to order by the Speaker.—
Prayer by the Chaplain. The journal of the last
meeting was then read. At the request of mem
bers, the record was altered as follows: on the
6th page find “ Mr. Stannard moved that the
IIou«e now proceed to the election of incidental
Printer.” For Mr. Stannard, read Mr. Adams.
4th page, for Robert Barton read Thomas Barton.
On 2nd page, Mr. Paine is erroneously recorded
in the affirmative. On 3d page, tho journal, in
stead of 20 affirmative and 20 negative, should
read 17 affirmative 20 negative.
The Speaker then announced, as the order of
business, resolutions, appointment of committees,
and giving notice of bills to be submitted during
the session.
Mr. Whitlock moved that the Speaker appoint
a committee of three to draft and report a set of
rules for the permanent government of the House.
Carried.
Messrs. Whitlock, Thompson and Black were
appointed that committee.
Mr. Whitlock gave notice that he should intro
duce during the session a bill for the preserva
tion of gamo in this Territory.
Mr. Branch gave notice that he should submit at
some futnre day, a Bill for the organisation pf
the County of Isanti.
Mr. Ramsey offered the following.
Resolved, That a committee be appointed
to inform the Governor that the House is per
manently organized by the election of its officers.
Passed.
Mr. Murray submitted the following.
Resolved, That the Clerk be instructed to sub
scribe for such Territorial papers as may be de
sired to the number of eight copies to »ach mem
ber.
follows:
Mr. Brown offered an amendment that the num
her be increased to ten. Amendment accept
ed. .
Ayes and Nays callod upon the motion. Re
sult, Ayos 31 nays 4.
Mr. Chamblin offered a resolution that a com
mittee bo appointed, to act in conjunction with a
similar oommittee from the>Counoil, and that they
be instructed to wait on His Exeelleucy tho Gov
ernor, and inform him that the Legislature is
ready to receive his message and any suggestions
he may have to make. Carried.
Messrs. Chamblin and Thompson wore apoiut
ed this Committoo.
Mr. Murray moved that a ooiumitteo be ap
pointed to wait upon Secrotary Rosser, and as
certain if ho has made airangenients for the pos
tage of members during tho present session, and
if he has not, that he be requested to do so at
once. Carried.
Messrs. Murray aud Koith wero appoieted that
committee.
Mr. Howell gave notice that on some future day
qe would introduce a bill to revise the Statutes in
reference to assessors; and also to ovorseers of
highways.
Mr. Wilson gave notice that he would introduce
a bill providing for the incorporation of the
“Minneapolis, Montioollo and St. Clou d Turn
pike Company,” and also to grant a charter to
Mr. to run a ferry across the Mississippi
River.
The committee on Postage beiug called upon,
reported through their Chairman, that tho Socre
tarv had made arraugaments with the Post Mas
ter of this city to furnish each member with fivo
dollars ($5,00) worth of stamps, which will be
delivered to each, upon application at the of
fice.
Report accepted and committo discharged.
Mr. Adams gave notice that he would at some
future time introduce a bill to incorporate the
city of Hastings.
Mr Berry gave notico of his intention to intro
duce a bill relative to the county officers of the
County of Mower.
Mr Brown gave notice of his intention to sub
mit duriug the session, a bill to incorporate the
town ofShakopee in the County of Scott.
Mr. Whitlock gave notice that he would intro
duce a bill to appoint commissioners to establish
a territorial road, leading to Mankato and Trav
erse dcs Sioux.
Mr. Murray oflensd a pesolption providing for
the payment of Assistant £lers?, Fireman aud
Messenger, who havo served temporarily during
tho organization of the House. Carried.
Mr. Bassen gave notice that he would intro
duce a bill to incorporate the town of New Ulin.
Mr. King gave notico of his intention to intro
duce a bill to incorporate the town of Winona.
Mr. Bassen gave notico that he would intro
duce a bill for the establishmuat of a territorial
road from Mankato, YK* {9 Fort
Ridgely.
On motion of Mr. Murray the HoutS then a< **
jouned to 2 o’clock.
2 o,clock P. M.
The House then met according to adjournment,
and on calling the roll it, was ascertained that nil
the members were present except two.
The Clerk then stated that the House was per
manently organized.
After a temporary suspension of business, on
motion of Mr. Adams the House adjourned.
ANOKA.
LOCATION.»
This new and busy little town is situated seme
30 miles above St. Paul, on the Mississippi Riv
er, at the mouth of Rum River. Its position is
certainly favorable to the growth of a large and
thriving place, and possessing, as it does, the
facilities of a steamboat Acwmuoication, another
season may be expected to doable its projept pop
ulation. The agricultural country it
is of a most excellent quality, and already exten
sive farms have been put under first-rate culti
vation. This place is the outlet to ail the vest
lumbering interests of the Rum River {bat seek
a market below.
POPULATION.
The town has a population of between four and
five hundred, represecting nearly all parts of
the Union. Sobriety, industry and intelligence
characterize them in &□ most remarkable de
gree.
EDUCATIONAL.
The Anoka School District contains sixty schol
ars between the ages of four and twenty-one, o *
whom over filty are in regular attendance at
school. A competent teacher has been provided,
under whose ear* a first class system of education
is rapidly developing, and another season will
witness tho erection of a large and comfortable
school-house.
RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES.
The Methodists, Baptists, and Congregational
ists, each have an organized society, and the two
latter will erect churches early next spring. At
present they alternate in the use of the school
house for devotional services.
BUILDINGS.
There aro now upwards of 70 buildings in the
place, some of them costing from three thousand
to five thousand dollars. The style of architec
ture, as a general, thing, is far in advance of
that generally seen in a new country.
IIOTELS.
Two well kept hotels minister to the conveni
ence and comfort of the travelling public, both of
which aro constantly crowded with guests. A
third one will be erected early next season, when
greatly increased facilities in this respect will be
afforded.
WATER POWER.
The water power is immense, and has already
been converted into practical use, by the con
struction of a dam across Rum River at a cost of
SIO,OOO, and the erection of an extensive flour
ing mill, grinding on an average six thousand
bushels per month, and is probably one of the
very best in the Territory. Its cost was $14,000
and is furnished with all the most improved ap
pliances for cleansing and grinding corn. Flour
from this mill is inferior to none in the Territo
ry*
SAW KILLS.
Three first class saw mills, two steam and one
water-power, are constantly sawing, and the
lumberiDg market is well supplied at cheap rates.
Buildidg material being thus rendered Cheap and
abundant, who can doubt the rapid growth of
the place ?
MERCANTILE.
Three dry-goods, two hardware, ene- clothing
and one grocery store make np the full number
of mercantile firms. Double the number would
do a lucrative business.
MANUFACTURING.
There are indeed few, if any points in the Ter
ritory that can claim greater manufacturing fu
tilities than this thriving little town. Here we
find aa extensive establishment for the manufac
ture of all kinds of agricultural implements, two
for the manufacture of door, sash and window
blinds ; one for tin and sheet iron; and in a few
weeks there will be put in operation the drat es
tablishment in the Territory for the manufacture
of friction matches. In this connection it may
also be mentioned that the manufacture of brick
will oonstitute an important branch of the in
dustry of the plaoe next season.
XXCHAMCS.
Two shoo shops, employing ten or twelve
workmen, are constantly overrun with work, and
n third shop, well stocked with both material*
and workmans would do a thriving buintmi
Two blacksmith shops, one with three and the
othor with two forgo*, constantly “ blowing and
striking,” aro unablo to meet the great demsnd
in this line of business. Several good oarpen
ters live in the plaoe, non e of whom are ever out
of employment, and sever, il additional onos could
find abundance to do.
LOSSES..
This little town that no w presents improve
ments surpassed by source ly any plaos in the
Territory, has also been pociiliarly unfortunate.
The proprietors being unuoqu'-ainted with water
power, procured the construction of a timber
dam,.at u cost of SIO,OOO, a considerable por
tion of which weut out at thn first freshet and
was repaired at a cost of SB,OOO. Shortly after
this misfortune to the dam, a flouring mill, orect
ed at a cost of $7,500, together w.ith2,ooo bush
els of whoat and 500 of corn, valued at 3,500,
was destroyed by fire. On the foundation of
this the largo and costly one mentioned above
was soon erected. The last spring freshet car
ried off the remainder of the old timber dam,
but by an expenditure of .$7,000 moro one has
been rebuilt that will bid defianoe to the floods.
Within the past summer*n hotel, in one of the
rooms of whioh a stove was kept, was destroyed
'by fire, with almost its entire contents. The
energetio young firm mooting with this s evere loss,
immediately built a store and brought on a new
supply of goods. The hotel has also been re
erected, but not yet onttrely completed.
It will thus be seen that in spite of all its los
ses its progress bos been constantly upward and
onward.
As evidence of the “ goaheaditiveness” of
Anoka*s business men, we refer our readers to
the now advertisements in this morning’s paper.
— Minnesotian.
Tho honor of having first projected a sub
* marine telcgraphio line across the Atlantic ocean,
belongs exclusively to General Horatio Uubbel,
of Philadelphia. In a memorial presented to
Congress, eight years ago, in January 1849, by
Jefferson Davis, Gen. H. asked government aid
for the enterprise. The memorial was referred
to the committee on commerce. The reference
was moved to the lion. Jefferson Davis, who re
marked that the world was not yet prepared for
this project, but might be soon.
Not a Vagrant.—A little Frenchman was
hauled up before the Police Magistrate on a
charge of vagrancy.
“ You are a loafer sir, a man without a call
ing,” said the Judge.
“ 1 beg your pardon, your honor, I have a vo
cation.”
“ What is it ? ”
“ 1 sjpoke glasses for eclipses—but just now
it’s our dull semon.-CinQinnati Sun,
The editor of the Amboy Times says that
the meanest trick he was ever served was by a
man who refused to pay his advertising -bills,
urging as his excuse that he only advertised for
Hie purpose of patronizing the paper l
The V/EfTiiEft. —The weather was cold—lo
deg. below zero. Several yfrq expose*} them
selves too muoh got frost-bittep, ’
At St. Paul, Dec 3d, 2 deg. below zero—4tb,
8 below—sth, 12 below—Cth, 14 below—7th, 20
below—Bth, 6 below. Rather a chilly week.
Oil Sunday evening a gentleman was coming
from Dunleith in a sleigh, and when near the Ga
lena Garden, he ran ! nto ft snow bank. Being
unable to extricate the horse, he him there
aud in the morning he was found dead, standing
in tbesaive gyzitioz,-* Dubuque Tribune of the 2d.
$3?" The redoubtable Governor of is
said not to fancy the simultaneous rue innegioea
all over the South, of which we have such exci
ting accounts.
The Governor was not prepared for so imrae
fjjftte and general an appreciation of the live
stock, £i)d is willing for it to retrograde to old
figures for 9 jthc.s, finding their instrinsic value ia
in an inverse ratio to rise. A par
odox this to the Governor.— Alb'. Jour,
Brooks’ Coirography.—A good story ia told
about the writing of J. W. Brooke, the great rail
road manager of Michigan. He had written a
letter to a man on the Central route, notifying
him tiftf he must remove a barn, wkith in some
manner tho road under penally of
prosecution. ' individual was un
i j»ble to read any part bl the litter *s»y sign a-
I tipc, fyqp took it to be a free jiasa bn the road,
: and qsfii}. u fqp tp couple of years os ' such,'il9ne
of the #ble to dispute his inter
pretation of the 49C Wm:— traveller.
school boy at a recent ibxim»*ux4o.v f"
an English Academy, was asked who discovered
America ?
‘I wish I may die,’ says a correspondent, ‘if he
didn’t say Yankee Doodle!’
(£s?* Tb# ft.on yho wins fifty dollars without
working for it things (ese afterwards of every
fiftv' <io^3rs be Cfrer earns, and spend ß ?.° wuph
more freely ? 00n
-frr hi. b, nu fci?t;
dclphia Ledger, and this is .. H
whole argument against betting.
A horse is thus advertised for sale in an Ex
change—“ Perfectly gentle, and as easy ha a
chair; has been used as such.”
S. R. MOOREHEAD ic CO., Blacksmiths.
HOUSE -SHOEING and Blacksmlthing, la all Its varieties,
don. with neatness and dispatch. Shop on St. Anthony*
st., opposite the Winslow House.
5Tf- Cutters and Buggies made to order. oelß-tf
WM. F. PERKINS,
Forwarding aud Commission Merchant, lower
O levee, Saint Paul, Minnesota. Agent for James Perkins’
Bostou Burglar and Fire Proof Safe. Advances made on
consignments. tf.
J. 6UBNEY,
LMPOKTEK, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Wines, Li
quors aud Cigars, nearly opposite the Alherlean House,
St. Anthony st., St. Paul, Minnesota. octl
CHARLES E. MAYO A CO.,
(Successors to F. 8. Newell.)
YXTHOLBSALE Dealers in Hardware and Cntlerv, Mannfae-
VV tarers of asd Dealers In Stovea aud Tin Wars, Thlrd-et.,
St. Paul, Minnesota. C. K. MATO,
mylS-ly K. BANGS, Jn.
PICKERING It SHAKESPEAR,
HOUSE BUILDRKS AMD JOBBERS,
Sliep opposite the Times Office.
53* All orders promptly attended to. Refer to
C. H. PARKER.
SHAW fc HAWKINS,
SUCCESSORS TO W. ». MCORORTY,
IXTHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS AND COM
»V MISSION MERCHANTS, near the corner ef Robert
and Fourth Streets.
EDWIN SHAW. (snlS-ly*) C. M. HAWKINS.
ANDREW C. DUNN
Attorney and councillor at law,— NotsryPnb
llc. Office on Third strest, near Wabaahaw. Jeß-<m
C. D. GILFILLAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, once, opposite Bornp A Oakes’ Bank-
lug Home, Third street, Saint Paul. nev37-tf
OEO. WM. BRENT. JOB O. MCVZIOH.
BRENT te McVEIGH,
A TTORNKTS AT LAW, —Office on Third street, above Bean
-11 moot A Gordon’s store, St. Paul, M. T. oc3l-«m
OSCAR STEPHENSON,
ATTORNET AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Otnce ou Third street, ene doyr above Cedar, St. Pant,
Minnesota. Oct. SO.-Sm*
SPENCE at GIES,
EAGLE BAKERY, St. Anthony*!., between the American
and Winslow Houses. AU kinds of Bread, Cake, Pie aud
Crackers, fresh every day. aiylS-ly
S. FOWYLBR,
TE WELER, St. Anthony-*!., Bt. Paul. AU kinds of Watches,
> Clocks asd Jewelry repaired In the bast manner, nolS-tf
DR. W. H. ELDRIDGE,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN. Office on Si. Anthony-et., ova
Mrs. Dover’s Millinery Establishment. noSB-tf
N. E. TYSON ft CO.,
WHOLESALE Dealers in Groceries and Provlßons, Roberts
street. St- Pant. ’ mvlSsly
W. I. BROWNSON,
Counsellor and JJharney at Law,
ST. ANTHONT STREET,
JlTlt-tr. ST. PAUL. W. T.
D. c. COOLEY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
O’ Office two doors below the Immtssa House,
SC fsal, EL T.
HARVEY OFFICER.
Attornkt and counsellor AT LAW, OHM 1b
Bank Row, comer of Third and Mlniseeate streets, St.
Paul, Minnesota. , nngd-dfcwSte.
ANDREW W. ADAMS.
URYKYOR aad Dealer la Real Estate, Shokapee, M. T
Having bom —gaged on tho Gmsmmiiut sarvey, my ae
gnalntance with tho country Is gniiiiptamil dscSS-dfcwtf
«• «• DRIB WOLD
TYEALKR U EBady-Eado Clothing, Bata, Caps, sad Gents’
D Famishing Wholesals sad Retell, (i amli al'i rr*-T
’ EMlffiaE,BSSnrHn DmsttUa Office,) Third street, Sc Pant,
M**»»esote Terrttmy. teylS-dtr imiT *yw
~ L. KRIEOEE * CO.,
TYTHOLBSALI and Retell Dee ters In GreesilmsadPreri-
YV sloaa, St. Letes Store, Third street, S 4 deer from Klane
aste street, sc Paal, E. T gM*Mfw
2 o,clock P. M.
J. W. BASS. A. C. LEWIt. DANA WHITS.
J, w. BASS fib CO.,
Forwarding aud Commission Merchants, Law#
Warehouse, Steamboat Landing,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
TBS subscriber* would respectfully announce to the public
that they will continue the Forwarding and Com miss ion
Business at the above named place; aud from their asperisuce
sad facilities, confidently hope to merit yottr 'patronage.
April 21. !8M tf
STODARD PIANOs!
SPLENDID selection of Stodard’s Piano*, just received.—
Prices front $360 up to S6OO. VON HAMM,
noTMf Opposite tbs Poal Office.
WM. ORVIN BOKEE,
Civil Engineer , Architect and Draughtsman ,
WILL furnish plaus ami specification for buildings, and at
tend promptly to tho business of hlaprofeaslou. office
arewsirr’sDsnd Agency, Post Office Row. myt6-tr
GROVELAND GARDEN AND NURSERY.
Near the Ha\f Way House, between St. Paul and
St. Anthony.
WE have the pleasure of olteriug to the public thecomlug
spring,* choice lot of Fruit and Ornamental Tree*, Shrubs
Roses, Dahlia., etc.,also Garden and Flower Seeds, In largser
•mall quantities. (ft-bJO-wtf) L. M. FORD fc OO
NEW FIRM AND NEW BOODsT
S ITERS Sl DODGE, Wholesale and Krtall Dealer* In DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES ANDPHOVIgIONS, Upper Town,
LeSueur, Minnesota. nov 1 dfcw
CHICAGO STEAM MARBLE WORES.
WE are now prepared to execute all descriptions of Msrbls
Work, st prices nover beiore offered In the West.
Our work and instorial will always be found superior, and
wark for the country will be well packed; and when necosss
ry, we will attend perronslly to tho setting of monuments and
chimney pieces. ||. St O. WILSON,
Oct. 34.’65.-giu Cor. State A Washington st*., Chicago.
Wui. BE I*l* CARTER,
SURVEYOR AND
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
STILLWATER, MINNESOTA.
Government Plats drawn. 1.7-dawlT
EDWARD F. SHAW*
Dealer in dry goods, clothing, boots and
SHOES, Crockery, Groceries, Provisions, Drugs and Mtd
iciues, ANOKA, Minnesota, Reside ms of the Upper Missis
sippi, Crow and Hum Rivers, can here be supplledwlth what
thay require in his line, m cheap at at St. Paul, oust of
transportation added. He flatters himself that his knowledge
of the wants of this part of the country are equal to If not
superior to any one In the same business, having opened the
flrst store In Anoka, In the year 18*4. JSS-jtf
TO THE PUBLIC.
Office of the Durgee 1r Forty th Manufacturing Co.
OK Saturday, the 3d Inst, our Manufactory and Shops were
destroyed by tire ; our Ware-Room, containing a portion
of our Finished Wares, was saved, leaving us in a condition
to All the most of our present orders. We hsve already tnada
arrangements to resume our business, and. bfpetobela full
operation within thirty days from this date. We beg thelu
dulgeuce of our numerous paterous during this temporary
suspension, aud soliciting your patronage as before, wp !r*-
mala ’
Your Obedient Servant* of,the
DURYER k FORSYTH MANUFACTURING CO.
W. H. GOODRICH,
Secretary.
KING k RICH Agents, St. Paul.
Samples of the above Safes may be seen at our store.
au3l-dly-wk tf. K. k R,
OXORQE CULVER. JNO.FARUINUTON.
CULVER St FARRINGTON,
Storagg, Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
tUpper Landing, St. Paul, Mina.,
Wholesale Dealers in
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Liberal Advancer made on Coneignmente.
RBFE KKNCEg
H. L. Douseman, Prairie du Chien,
B. W. Brisbois, do. do.
B. H. Campbell k Co., Galeua, ■* .
*G. W. Campbell k Co., do.
N. Corwith k Co., do.
Langworthy k Co., Dnbuqne,
K. G. Potter, Bejleyr-.
But rows k Bt JymaiM liavenpott.
Grertr Muscatine, ■■■' r
Win. Gayle k Co., Xeltbsburg,
Humphreys, Tutt k Terry, St. Louis,
J. J. Anderson k Co., do.
Kennedy Poster, New Orleans,
B. Brower k Co., do.
Hunger, Brothers k Co., Chicago,
T' ,-t ts Hale, do.
C... in, Hurxthall k Sears, New York,
):»msey Croekt. do.
.‘•iter, Price k Co., Philadelphia,
Callender, Rogers k Co., Boston.
C * Tea i C ' * s'■> PPW kW^St.
a. r. Irvine, ' R- irviite. ' V. intine.
B. F. IRVINE St CO.,
Wholesale and Retail
Grocers, Provision fit, Commission
Merchants,
Comer Saint Anthony and Exchange Street!, Oppotite the
American Houte, Saint Paul, Minnesota.
Liberal Advances made on Consignments.
references :
Ex-Gov. Ramsey, gt. Paul, B. H. Campbell, Galena, 111.,
Hon. H. M. Rice, “ U. F. McClosky, •<
HolUnshead k Becker, Loach k Goodrich, St. Loula
Gorn»n, “ Cant. Ward. steamerY’k State.
ANOKA LAND AGENCY.
GEORGE SMILEY,
TT7ILL promptly attend to all business connected with buying
YV and selling of Land, locating Land Warrants, $-c.
XJT Particular attention will be given to the selection of Pine
Timber Lands, for which purposo the services ef a thorough
and competent Judge of timber has beeu secured. Some choice
descriptions now on hand.
REFER* to—Woodbury k Lamed, Anoka, Minnesota; L.
Mtn.j Marshall k Qo,, J&nter*,-§L pT'P^bury.
Kalamaseo, Michigan; Prol. J.'J. Napes, Segr»rk, Ji, J.
Prof. A. Beach, lowa City,
a- All commnnlcatUns should be directed to
GEO. SMILEY, Anoka Minnesota.
Anoka April 10th, 1866. ap)6-dkwtf
C. B- ADAMS,
Attorney for Mall Contractors,
505 Seventfi street , Washington , D. C.
■pECf' r"v experience while a clerk In the Poat Office Do-
J? 1,4 *i„ rive Information In regard to
tne mannnEOf bbUlnfetga&lUtbhat auowauc** t** wails
are too heavy foviparticular grads* uf sotvioo, for fsdditloall
compensatlon to stage routes, for changes of schedule to nsu
contractors, for the means necessary to facilitate the paydusl
at the expiration of each quarter, and to keep off and have re
mitted unjust tines, and upon other matters, which, as may
•ou.vp'.cr. It may from Urns to time be youi interest to keep
tnffcVfefc&J,. .....
Mf e&nrae* o* w**4e»4ni» f. jt to
•meuntof service rendered, Possibly Lego s*ft!s Rift , &)Katd
erablesum «v«ry year, ami he expense and trouble of *jounrny
to Washington. Address, (J- B. ADAMS,
Washington Olty, D. O.
Refer to Horatio King, Esq., First Assistant P. M. General;
galer, Le.i k Co., Bankers, Washington D. C.l Hon. U. M
Rice, St. Pawl. J»l6-tf
fROY, N. Y., BELL FOUNDRY.
JQHM & Proprietors,
MANUFACTURE anil keep constantly ou hand Bells for
Churcpes,Factories, Steamboats, Scho&l fl6trSes,pVanta
ijons,Locomotive and RallyoadStations; hung wltj> “ Hildreth’s
Tube,” wheels, Frames, Tolling Rammers, com
"9**, ify Clapper;—sill of which are
, •** ti lata-p jA# “Vo. Letters addressed
warran.. - «•.,*, f., |ftV)Vt|y/rTigffWg!sdlsteat
tous, at Troy, Ken... IfirM?*
I>tlUn ‘ • teIftCONSIN
LAND AGENCY AT 11VDSON,
T. DWIGHT HALL,
GENERAL LAND AGENT, kc., will select and enter
lands, locate land wai rants, buy and sell real estate, pay
taxes and attend promptly aud faithfully to all business en
trusted to his care. Hudson Is beautifully situated on Lake
St. Croix,l7 miles directly east of St, Ran), ft 1/ »ntlo uaded
by a most fertile tract of country, Is to be tpo squtjieyn ter
minus of the St. Crotx and Lake Superlo. B. R-, and there
•ra In and near the town many splendid chances for Invest
ment. Now is the time; address Hudson. Bt.Croix ennnty,
Wisconsin. Ja6dfcwtf
DAVID A. POWELL, ”
STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER BUILDER,
Butler Street, between Cong rest and Front, Cincinnati, O.
ALL sixes of Portable Circular Saw Mills, Cast Iron Wales
Wheels, for Saw and Grist Mills, Saw and Grist Mill Iron.
Planers, Lathee, Borina Mills, Upright Drilla,iHCrew Cutters
fcc., made to order.
Second handed Engines and Boilers fnrasle. dsdfti},
H. W. GOULD, *
. SURGEON AND RESIDENT DENTIST,
Entrance to Rooms under the Golden Teeth, King Block
Maln-et.. St. Anthony, Minnesota. aplt-lyw*
W. W. WALES,
BOOK SELLER AND PUBLISHER,
WHOLE3ALR aud Retail dealer In Books and Stationery,
Wall Paper, Fishing Tackle, Pocket Compasses. Pocket
Cutlery, kc., kc., opposite the Falls, Main street, St. An
thoay. septß-tf
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
BY b. W. STRATTON,
r rn ' - Liceused Auctioneer In and for thecltyof St.
x ny- Everything in the line of the profession will
be att -a.d to with fldcUty and d.bapgw#.
Hoc i* adjoining City Rook Store, RyJ* Hft e t, above the
Suept.isisnßrtdgu.
Would refer to Messrs. E. Hatch, C. .L. Kinwtfqa, W-
Prescott and Vital Guerin, St. Paul.
St. Anthony, Jnly A,’t£. ly
GEO. D. BOfTMAM,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
OFFICE IN THE OLD POST OfflOß,
St. Antkeay,
OPPERS to the public his agency tor the location of iiugd
warrants, the surveying and selling of land and all busi
neaalnvoivlng the collection and Investment of money.
Six years’ residence la Minnesota and three years connec
tion with the Territorial Ptom. enable* him to offer unusual Hi
dueementa to those who wish to make productive Investment*
of money. *ept4-tf
GEORGE ▲ NOtJfISE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
ST. ANTHONY, Minnesota.
Office on Maine street, over Upton’s Store.
references:
Chief Justice Shaw, Boston, Mass.
Mon. C. G. Luring, do
Stephen Brown St Sons, do
Prut. Pearson, Law School, Cambridge.
Hon. C. C. Wash borne, Mineral Point, Wks.
“ B. R. Washbnrne,Galena, 111.
“ H. Hamlin, Hampden, Me.
“ T. J. D. Poller, Calais, do.
J. A. Packard k Co.. Galena, 111.
Hon. Alex. Ramsey, St. Paul, Min. Ter.
Marshall k Co* do do
ft P.4’11. P. Upton, gt, Anthony do noS-Iy
JOSKFH FORD,
4MPPW7 sft,d Counsellor at Law,
Office od the Winslow Home, St. Paul.aUct Cannon
mmeocta Territory. > s4y
C. H. DMESr, ' ”
Laai hrwrir sad Dmlst ia JUal Estate,
Header—e, Sibley Ceeusty, B. T.
tJ-rut* from the Red Wing Land Ofllee win be kept for the
—asedation —per*. jyts-ly
S. B. MURDOCH, WARJUCM SUStOL.
(MURDOCH * BRISTOL,
Attorneys at Law,
Add Wtas, Minnesota Territory.
anrxaaacEs:
■on. A. B. Mesa, Leckpori, M. T.,
Bx-Gev. Washbnrne, Worcester, Haee_
J. W. Base fc Co-, Bt. Paul,
Marshall fc Co., Bankers, St.Paul,'
******* * G°*> ChicaKt fnffffr/;
BAN9L AND LAND OFFICE,
At Mirreapolis, Mirrrsota, 186 T.
Notary Public meed Comtoyano «r;
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE.
LAND WARRANTS, STOCKS, GOLD ANC
EXCHANGE,
AWD OBRKIAL AGENT,
for Knitring, Buying and Selling Land and Land War
rant n Paying Texet; Inverting and Loaning
MOneg { Collecting, pc.
Opposite Palis at St. Anthony, near V. S. Land Off iso.
I WILL attend to the purchase and sals of villas* sad dtp
prdpertjr, or (arming sad rnral lands In this vicinity sad
other Important localities. Particular attention glean tosur
raping and anterlng government lands, In the Pineries or etse
where In the Territory. Property and titles carefully exem-
Ined; taxes paid; collecttnx done, fcc. Land Warrants and
Jioney loaned and Invested, for other parties, and twenty*
four per cent, per sun urn guaranteed eu all such Investments.
O' Agencies solicited.
References.
Dr. A. K. Ames, If Inneapolls.
Officer* at U. 8. Land Office, Minneapolis.
Gov. W. A. Gorman, Saint Paul.
Franklin Steels, Eaq., Fort Suelilng.
William Smith, Ksq., Dubuque.
Austin Adams, Esq., Dubuque.
Wm;A. Wheeler, Esq., Maicne Bank, N. T.
8. Hulbard, Esq., Brasher Falls, N. T.
Hon. A. L. Osllln, Detroit.
Offlceis of D. 8. Land Office, Superior.
Officers of V. 8. Land Office, Stillwater, M. 1.
dames B. Martin, Esq., Mllwaukle.
P. J. Fish, Esq., Willlamsburgh, Clip of Brooklyn.
■on. B. 8. Moloney, Belvldere, 111.
Alex. Neely, Bsq., Belvldere Bank.
Messrs. Cornell, Jameson fc Bass, Chicago.
P. C. Wilcox, Esq., Palnrsville, Ohio.
Hev. Truman M. Post, St. Louts.
Daniel B. Basley, Esq., Bjrksdale, Va.
Byron Murray, Ksq., Am. Ba. Uauk,N. T.
P. C. Corbin, Bsq., Cashier Union Bank, Troy.
S. C. 8011, Bsq., Farmers’ Bank,Orwell, Tt.
- Hon. Roswell Bottum, Orwell, Vt.
G. A. Austin, Bsq., Orwell, Vt.
Dr. J. 0. V. Smith, Boston.
John S. Abbott, Esq., Norrldgcwock, Me.
Prof. F. N. Benedict, Burlington, Vt.
All letters of Inquiry promptly attended to. Address,
ao3B-tf CARLOB WILCOX, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
MINNESOTA COLLECTING
DELANO T. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, ROTARY PUBLIC,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
AND ÜBNBBAL AGENT,
Office next door to tho Unite 1 States Land Offies*
. Mlnnenpslia, Miausasta.
LAND, Town Property, Land Warrants, fcc., bought and
sold, Money Loaned, property and titles examined, In*
vestments and collections made, laud warrants located, land
antered and aold on credit. Ageuclea solicited. Interest
allowed on special deposits.
All business entrusted to him will be attended to wl\h
promptness and fidelity. oc?0-dfcwtf
W. g. PARSONS. D. MOROAR
PARSONS k MORGAN,
COUNSELLORS AT LAW ,
Minneapolis,
Jalt-tf Minnesota.
WINSLOW HOUSE,
St. Pant, Minnesota,
1. A. DBUKL, Proprietor.
HAVING assumed the proprietorship of this Bouse, I feel
confidant of success, notwithstanding the variety of chan*
gas that hat heretofore characterized its management. The
public can rely on the moat untiring exertions being made to
secure their aamfort and happiness while stopping with me.
JniH-tf E. A., qyuffe
BELLE PLAIN HOTEL.
LB. WQOD3QN having ‘fitted ‘up the large, new and
• comuioJliur Hotel, at Belle Plain, on the Minnesota
Klver, respectfully begs leave to inform the traveling public
Bast ha Is now fully prepared to accommodate all who may
Savor him with a call, In the most comfortable manner. Hit
table wtll stall times be supplied with the best that can be
procured, and the attendance upon his guests all that can be
As si red.
Attached to the house Is a good Stable, In which will always
ha a good and faithful attendant. Jlyli-Smt
MINNESOTA HOUSE,
IRA MTB1CI)
TTAYJNQ expense in*?ttlng np n good
I 4 House and stable,! fee) confident that I can give as good
aoeominodgtluns to the traveling nubile as any other house in
the Minnesota Valley, particular attention will ba paid to
the furnishing of the table with the best the country can pro*
duoe er be obi slued. se27-ly
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
ft. Anthony-el; half a mile from the Wintlow Home,
J. W. PKNNIMAN, Proprietor.
THIS commodious house is now finished and furnished and
ready for the accommodation of the traveling public.—
For those wishing to do business in the city, this will he found
a favorable location, situated as It is on the main stage road
from St. Paul to St. Anthony, and far enough the
former place to avoid tbe d‘.n and UiSyte pi ttfWo'tVfe! No
pair,s v.iliiqepu.fcqtG, teome tne'HtUiaationdf gill' •
nba-il! '• MV'- ■ iv « J-W. PBNNIMAN.
WESTERN NOVELTY WORKS.
WIARD AND COOK, Pbopbibtoes.
JANESVILLE, WISCONSIN.
MANUFACTURERS of Portable, Stationery, and Marina
STEAM ENGINES,
BOILERS, MILL GEARING,
Iron and Brans Castings.
lA UN rin) SMUG AND MS PA ISI NO,
Gaug, Gate, Muley, and Rotary or Olronlar
SAWMILLS,
With every variety of Gearing for Steam or Water.l
John T. Noyes’ Portable Grist and Flour Mills{ agents for
the sale of Fulton k Perkins’ (Page’s Patent) Rotary Saw
mills; B. J. Horn’s self-setting Rotary Sawmill; Fox’s
patent Siding Mill; T. R. Bailey’sShlugle Cutting Machine
and Mill Furnishing generally; and furnish to order on short,
notice, Pig Iron and Coal, Copper, Lead andiron Fine, Reiter
Fines, Leather and Rubber Bclv',tlfi Ltl, M*<l nt«Mglg!« for
mill uwueib *R4 abfclcteesaft* Vwty dntglLadminlsaion and
low ratea.i Orders,or 1 oonununloattans by mall or at our
Counting Room will receivepromptattentlon.
NORMAN WIARD. ALAN W. COOK.
PIiKAIK TO REFER TO
n. B. Brewster, Bsq., Janesville.
Thomas Wlard, Louisville, By.
Barnmp,Nash yCo.,Haatlngs.M.T.
H. RixVAriv»»»ini, 1
Bllsore, Rode k Co. j Washington, lowa.
Dr. G. W. Belden. Mt. Vernon, do.
Bwartx, Spragne k Martin, Buffalo, N. T.
Scrlpps, Bros* k Spears, Chicago,lllinois.
H. V. Mann, Esq., do
Scriven k Gallagher, do
F. H. Benson k Co., do
Matthew Wlard, Bast Avon, N. T.
Owens fc Moore, St, Paul, M. T.
£ novS-lydfcw
EASTERN MACHINERY
AT
EASTERN PRICES!
IX7 ¥. H. HAIGHT fc OQy We tfQ. 410 Broftdwir,
V V Turk, manufacturera of Baw and Grist Mill Machinery,
of all kinds, Stesm Engines k Boilers, fcc.; having establish*
* •» ageqcy in Minnesota for the sale of machinery, and tbe
® u * .u.innce of U»erection, invite the attention of all In
fested to the advantage* offered in the purchase of their mills:
\st OwMachinery '» •» *«• the *“•*. <>*“
workmen, fro«d UlMl Improved patterns, andconreded by
all to be superior in every respeC Yr S..r. 9l*t
2d. Onrßnglnes are all warranted to work Up to :*• luil
number of ha-»e power at which they are rated, whlah no
Westsrn’maSe Snglpes prey dc.
3d. Wh'eherdrTl'lk desired hr the ctjrcfrssar, our mills are
-put up and set rnnhtng by 'ei^crleudecrand comraten) meeb so
los, under the personal sdpef thtendence'of otte of our ({pin, and
warranted.
f yj. By arrangements with Transportation Companies and
onrfacifhtej for manufacturing, weare enabled to itollVer mills
at Saint Pxty, 9/ charges, at the shop prlcasof Western
manufactnrerg.
We are prepared to coqfrfcf fq A4Jyer
MULAT, OIROULAB, IIOpi*ON?+L QR GANG
sa w-wi ft j, a,
of any number of saws, and costing from two to ttyeqjy thou
sand dollars, saf running, and warrant them to do more
work, at leas expanse fqy gejgy* or rtpglrs, thangny Western
made mills In the Territory,
We wtll also contract to pat up
FLOURING AND GRIST MILLS,
either portable or stationary, of unsurpassed excellence, and
af any capacity, oostldg from three to thirty thousand dollars.
Owners of Wator Powers, Town Site Proprietors, Milters,
Lumbermen, and all Interested, are Invited to cell upon or ad
dress WM. H. HAIGHT k CO.,
deit-»mdfcw Pallor Honse, Selnt Pent.
ST. FAUL
BTEAM ENGINE WORKS,
Comer of Fifth and Pike-ete., St. Paul, M. T.
THIS establishment, (formerly die St. Panl Iron and Brass
Foundry,) baa boon greatly enlarged, and no expense has
been spared to furnish It with New and Splendid Machinery
First Class Pattern Makers and Machinists. We are prepared
to bnild portable and stationary Stesm Engines and Boilers,
Clrptnnr Stw Mills all complete, Gate and Malay Saw Mills,
vartdis styles, taring a Urge assortment of Patterns we can
furnish all ■klndlbf'htW Cptrtog, Shafting, Spindles, Water
Wheels, Saw HUlCrdhka. Buttyih* crm. Window Caps and
SUls, Sash Weights, Sleigh ‘'Shoes, aadf Vvevy *Ut..ej/ cf ''sitings
In Iron and Brass. Cocks and Valves, -Babbit Ms!#** he,, w*,
sunity on band. Machine Forging, Pattern Making, Iron
Turning and fitting of all ktndi promptly and neatly exeented.
Orders, visits nr correspondence respectfully solicited In regard
lo irwt ar machinery. Address, p. OILMAN, Proprietor St.
PanlaiaefcWorks, St. Paul,M. T. nsiO-dfcwtf
tUHfiVlfr
DT. Poßt
HAS Removed from Pearl Street to Bighth Street, north
aide, first hows west of the Puller House, wharf he
would oflbr his profeAlenal aervioea to tho Public, for tho Cure
of all Chronic Diseases.
Examinations made, and fall descriptions given, without
previous knowledge of tho case, or asking any questions.
Practice—Eclectic and Electro-Magnetism.
All Examinations made, and DsseripUona Mown, through
Spirit Influouoa. marii itw
BT. PAUL IRON STOBEf
NICOLS k BEBKCY,
YITHOLESALB DKALBRB IN IRON, KAILS, STEEL.
W PLUWS, AXES, fif RINGS, AXLES, ANVILN,
BILLOWS,
AND HMAYY HAKOWABI GENERALLY.
Al*o, PRINTING PAPER, WINDOW GLABS,
VULCANIZED RUBBER, AND LBATHBB BBLTUTG,
Orindrtonct, Ptttebvrgh Coal, pc., pc.
tST Agents for J. C-Herylng* Co’s, and'a. k %. Halts’s
Flm Pmof Bn«aa. jal-lyw
F&EBH FROM THE PRIM
OF XBBB k LBB, Chicago; CHAR. DBSILVBB, PhtladaPa.
MINNESOTA AS IT IS IN IBM,
0 v * k4 ** bandaomefybemad, with twovtewsof Saint
Fnnl, Saint Anthony Palls, *laa]isiwlso BIIdNS. Mr* it ha
8n Fans, and Port Suelilng. Also, the Intern and moat mm
map of the Territory; colored. Prtce
Twill send the Book to any port of the United States, at sk-
Mskernprtom,fma of paoUpa. J. WMur BOlfe.
■“**■** Old Brown Dmg Store, St. Panl, M. *.
EASTERN
****** AND STNNNOTB MONT Dffß-
VITABLY FOLLOW ITS USB!
HOLLAND BITTERS
HOLLAND BITTERS.
THB CBLKBRATID HOLLAND BKMIDT FOB
dyspepsia,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVKR COMFLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affection* consequent upon a disordered
STOMACH OR LIVER,
»* Indigestion, Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky Faina.
Heartburn, Los* of Appetite, Despondency, Costlvaneas.
Blind and Bleeding Pile*. In all Nervous, Rheumatic and
Neuralgic Affection*, it ba* In many Instances proved highly
beneficial, and In other* effected a decided cure.
This lag purely vegeUblecompound,preparedon thelrstrlet
ly actentlfie principle*, after the manner of the celebrated
Holland Professor, Boerhave. Because of It* great raeoes* In
moat of the Buropean States, Its latroduction lota the United
States was Intended mors eepeoiaUy for these of onr father
land scatters here and there over the face of this mighty
country. Meeting with great succeaa among them, I now of
fer It ta the American public, knowing that its .roly wonder
ful medicinal virtue* must be acknowledged.
Ill* particularly recommended to those persons whose eon
■tltntlon* may have been Impaired by the contmnons nseef
ardent spirit*, or other form* of dissipation. Generally in
stantaneous 1 11 effect, it finds Ito way to the seat of life, thril
ling and qulc ken lug every nerve, raising up the drooping spirit
and, In fact, lufuslng new health and vigor la the system
NOTlCE—Whoever expect* to find In this a beverage* wUI
he ifisappolnted; bnt to the sick, weak, and low spirited, It
will prove a grateful aromatic oordlal, possessed of singular
remedial properties.
CAUTION!
The great popularity of this delightful Atoms has Induced
many imitations, which the public should guard against pur
chasing. Be not persuaded to buy anything else until youhave
given Boerhave’* Holland Bitters a fair trial. One bottle will
convince you how Infinitely superior It is to all tkaae Imita
tions.
O’ Sold si (100 per bottle, or alx bottles for fifi 00, by the
SOLB PROPRIETORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO.,
„ MANVFACTUniHN
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Barclay Bro’s, Chicago. Barnard, Adams k Co.,St. Lonls.
S. W.Dyotb k Sons, Philadelphia. John D.Park,
tl* Barnes & Parky New York, and by Druggists andMor
chant* generally throuhout the United States and Canada.
PAT k JENES, St. Paul, and other Druggist*, septg-ly
THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE,
MR. KENNEDY, of Boxtarv, ka*«»eovej#d In one of ear
common pasture *je<4i X fbniedy that core*
?XS*Y kino or HUMOR;
from
The Worgt Scrofula Down to * Common Pimple,
He has tried It In over eleven hundred case*, and never failed
exceot in two cases, both thunder humor. He has now in his
possession over one hundred certificates ef lte value, all within
twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles aro warranted to cure a nursUtg *>t* mwAh.
One to three bottles wiu cure the xwrt *iud of pimples on
the face.
Two or three bottles wUI ttye system of biles.
Two bottle* a W to' cure the worst canker In the
mouth and stomach.
V? "tf* Vpl|tV« gre warded to cure the worm kind of
'Oiteortwo bottles are warranted to cure all humor In theeye*.
T»o bottles are warranted to core running of the ear* and
blotches among th* hair.
Pour to six bott'ea are warranted to cure corrupt and running
nloer*.
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
Two or three cottles are warranted to cure the worst kind of
ringworm.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the most desperate
ease of rheumatism.
Three to four bottle* are warranted to cure salt-rheum.
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case of scrofnla.
A benefit is always experienced from the first bottle, and a
perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity Utahan.
Nothing looks so Improbable to those who hash In vain tried
all the wonderful medicines of the as that a common weed
growing on the xoualohg old stone walls, should core
•m tU «)< Xirirtn 1 ; yrt It is a fixed fact. If you have
a hdmotslt has to start. There are no IPS nor ANDB, hums
nor ha’s about It suiting some cases, but not yours. 1 peddled
over a tbou-and buttles of it la the vicinity of Boston. I know
the effect* of It In every case. It has already done some of the
greatest cures ever done In Massachusetts. I gavs It to children
a year old, to old people of sixty. I have seen peore, puny,
wormy-tooking children, whose flesh was soft and flabby, re
stored to a perfect state of health by one bottle.
To those who are subject to a sick head-ache, one will
always cure it. It gives great relief in catarrh u* dTixiocss.
Some who have taken It had been tor 1 years, and have
been regulated by It, Hfhere U« body’}* sound It works quite
easy, but where tl.e x p is adjr ‘derangement of the functions of
"•t'r.rfj H Wtll Cause very alngular feelings, but you must not
be ntemied 1 they always disappear In from four days to a week.
There I ■ never a bad result from It; on the contrary, when that
feeling Is gone, you will feel yourself like a new person. I heard
some of the most extiavagant encomiums of It that ever m.n
listened to.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, No. ISO Warren
Street, Roxbury, Mass. Price SI,OO. For sale at all tb* urLo,-
clpal Druggist* In the city. deg-!j# P '
IMPORTANT Tq IfcEAF.
Dr. Scot and,
Proprietor o| Institution for the Deaf, St. LouU.Ho.,
) TYAS AfcßlVKl) in CHICAGO, ILL. AND MAT BB CON
' Ig suited at 110 Dearborn street, up stalra, a few ooors south
of tbe Post Office. Early attention Is desired.
Deafness, Dizziness Noise In the Head, sod all discharge*
from the Bar, Mouth or Nostrils entirely removed
IMPORTANT AND TRUE
I have a ton Osteen years ot age who has <R»f and
dnmb from the age of two years, the effaot ul bcarle't fevar.
Hearing of Dr.McLeo<(,l hroufthtniy soil tolilm, and in thrw
week* qpdev UUtaaoß hibegaVt tVglve sigfi* or hearing, and
at the expiration *Of“i weeks ■hk could' hear well, and I* no*
rapidly reaming to speak. T nlake this sutement unsolicited,
and for the good 01 an afflicted community.
St. Panl, Feb. 1866. ALEX. 0. MORTON.
I have been suffering with deafness, and many of the ills
accompanying deafness, from my infancy, which I* ahaat
twenty-five years; my deafness became 10 dlstreulag that !
could rest neither day nor night, and lwi«<Alorrelief only In
the grave. At lenrth I ni tb Visit Ur. McLeod,
pt 11-.0 ?av (uut yjkff 67 ‘ Ul\x cify. : between hops
mf‘ ckte to this gentleman. Beyond
n if md*tsartffnff»e expektatlens, after a short course of treat
ment by Dr. Mclx'od, I am In the enjoyment of perfect hear
ing, and my head Is free from all (hose disagreeable sensations
which formerly made life a burden. Any persou Wishing to
see me, ean find me at my residence, No. 110 FUthatreui,
Cincinnati, 0., Jan. 1866 MRS EMMA CHANDLER.
I have been deaf in both toy <ul» tpj tuany year* which
affliction «e a2bsyf4 m thanife Itself, at Umes,became
a huvJep, and almost anendnrable to me. lam now one of
the happiest men living. I have been restored to perfect
hearing by Dr. McLeod, Ear Infirmary, corner Fourth and
Olive street*. In bla first examination of my ears, he stated
that In six operations he would give me perfect hearing ; and
true to his word, at tbe sixth operation, I heard, and to dis
tinctly and powerfully did the sound come to my ears, that I
was obliged to partially stop them with ootton, until I could
let m*iJ Hriti TUo*e wishingt* gee me ean call at th»steam
er raftfeeuta* philip shell.
St Louis, July 14,1M5. Steamboat Parthenln.
snSl-ly
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O SHEET-1 ROM, COPPER, ZINC, Lh« ~ “
AXES, HOES, SPADES, SHOVELS, PICKS, SCYTHES,
GRAIN-CRADLES, CORN-MILLS,
CORN-SHELL BBS,
AWB FARMING IMPLEMENTS GENERALLY.
WINDOW-GLASS k SASH, MANILLA BOPN, kc* ke. .
Particular attention pnM to Jobbing to Shook Iron and
EXCHANGE AMD HT. ANTHONY STREETS,
ST. PAUL* Minnesota. Jnl-lyw
Mt—m Saw-Mill for isist
RARE CHANCE FOR LUMBERMEN!
ANNE STEAM SAW-MILL, situated on tho Mississippi
Ktvar, at one of th* hsatpolMs fM-tbo sale sf Lsanber,la
men* (or sols upon reasonable terms. Everything about ton
•■W ruatjjtote repair, and a aoppfy *f Logs can be had with
the Min. Tho Mill is stored fvr ante In coaoaqnsnaa of a
moaga in the TmtiUMsarrangomante of the presentgroprteteka.
Fir farther particulars enqffire at this odßoa. JaßOm*
PRICES !
*. V. lEYXMH * Vap
AMh. «OM mamfn gps*. AHtaorSttpvt,
KB BUS. BBSS PORK-Psr sal* by
D b. f. inrun a 00.
28 BBLB. PMKLND RAMS-Fw ante by
B. F. INTINN k 00.
20 BBLS. FBI MB LANE—Far ante by
B. r. IRYINS k 00.
2# USB Fore Leaf Laid—For ante by
B. F. INTINN k 00.
2080 LBS. Bufar Cared Oanvuesed Nans*—For saia by
B. F. IBTINB k 00.
QOOO LBS. Clear Side Bseon—For sate by
A B. F. lEVINB fc CO.
1000 LBS. Dried Beef—For sal* by
B. F. IBTINB fc CO.
RO BUSH. White Boons—Fur sol* by
O B. F. IRYINS fc CO.
50 BBLS. Bates Jasper Flonr, 80 do. sacks—For ante by
160 Sacks Com Meal—For sate by
B. F. IRYINS fc 00.
50 BBLS. RoatiSad Whisky* 90 do. Bourbon and Maaonga
hola do. Also, Brandies, Wins*, Gin and Rem—for sal#
50 BOXSS Wartarn Raaarv* Choose, No. 1 Arltote—for ante
hi B. P. INTINN fc CO.
6° N. O. Sugar, << vartont erodes/’ 30 do. Belcher’s
Crashed do. 26 Powdered do. 10% do. Belcher’s Powdered
Sugar—far ante by B. F. IRVINE fc CO.
16 BBLS. N. O. Sugar Nona* Molasses, IBM do. N. O. Su
gar Hons# Mole see., 16 kegs N. O. Sugar House Molasses,
16 do. Belcher’s Sugar Nonee Molasses, 6 btrie. do. Golden
lymp—for sale by B. F. INTIHB fc CO.
50 BOW Family Soap, 30 do. Palm* 6 do. Oastlte, far
by B. F. INTINN k CO
O* NOUS Star Candle*, 36 do. % boxes, OOdo. K boxes,
eft 30 boxes Mould do., for sate by B. F. IRVIN! k CO.
26 BOXES Pearl Starch, for sale by
B. F. IKTINB fc CO.
O* BACKS Prime Rio Coffee, 30 do. O. G. Java, 16do.
B. F. IRVINS fc CO.
20 BOXES Pure Cream Tartar, 10 to 16 Re* 6 kegs Carbon
ate Soda* 10 boxes Salerstos* for sale by
B. F. IRVINS fc 00.
40 BAG* Assorted Shot* for sale by
B. F. IRVINE fc 00.
50 GUNNIES Dairy Balt, for tala by
B. Ft INTINN fc CO,
40 BOXBS Dunham’s Matches, for sal* by
B. F. INTINN fc CO.
o® BBLS. Choice Winter Apples, for sale at
eC B. F. IRVINS fc CO
-30 % CHKBTS Assorted Teas, 76 Caddies do., for sale by
B. F. INTINN fc 00.
20 BBLS. Fare Cider Vinegar, for ante by
B. F. IRVINS fc QO.
10 COILS Hemp and Manilla Rope assorted stans, It reals
do, Packing, 3 sixes do. Cotton, 10 bales of Oakum, far
knteat 8, F. IEYIME fc 00.
QO BOXES Clay pipes, 6 do. Stone, for sate by
tC B. F. IRVINB fc QO. .
60 DOB. Hemp and Manilla Bed Conte, for sate at
B. F. INTINN fc 00.
10 BOXNB Assarted Candy, for eale at
B. F. INTINN fc CO.
40 BOXBS Assorted Chewing Tobacco, for sale at
B. F. IRVUfN fc Cp.
16 BOXNB Lshtedam Schnapps, forasle at
B. F. IRVINE fc CO.
10 BOXES Claret Wine, for sals at
B. F. IRVINE fc 00.
3000 REGALIA Cigars, various brands, for sale hy
-100 KEGS Assorted Nails, for sale by
B. F. IRVINE &■ CO.
30 DOZ- B ROOMS, assorted kinds, 10 dox. Steamboat Jfcooms,
Assorted sloes. Also, numerous other articles to our Una
not necessary to detail or room to enumerate, at
<*3Q-tf B. F. IRVINE fc CO.
EDDY fc BANNER*
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DBALBKB IN
GROCERIES* PROVISIONS, AND LIQUORS,
Mart Street, spar the Winslow Honse.
WN are now on hand fdt th* FALL AN D WINTER TRADE,
with a largo and complete assortment af all artlalan
usually kept In onr Une, which we on<-.' u
Wholesale er Retail,
at such pitas aa will pteaae those who may favor ua with their
offtort* Country Dealers are Invited to an examination of our
! stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Among our uMorunent may be found at a* times:
Sugars—of ali grades. ‘
Melonaeo- New Orleans, Sngnr Housa> and. Laaisiaua.
Gelde* Syrup—By bbl., also In R, ly ana 10 gnUanhegs-
Tens—Tonafc Hyson, Old Hyson. Imperial, Gunpowder, Go
long, Schonchong and Nto&gong Teas, hy tha cheat or half
chest, also in caddies.
Coffee—Best O. ten, Rio, and Jamaica.
Flour Ground Pepper
Corn Real Whole do.
Port Allspice
Rams Cloves
Bacon Cassia
Shoulders Nutmeg
Dried Beef ’ Mace
Lard Tapplnaat
Batter VerngeclJt
Cheese Macaroni
Boap farin*,
Candles Tobacco, of all Undo
Broma Chpcoiate
G. A. Salt Mustard
Dairy Ginger
TaUaito. Pepper Sancs
do. Salad Oil
I Mxokef fclj'No*. 1,3, and 3 Tomato Cnfcng.
! Mackerel In Kltu Walnut Catsup
1 Balova PeachM* In cane
White Fish Pineapple, in can*.
Codfish Whortleberries, in Sana,
Herrings tonnes
Oysters Fruit In Jars
Lobsters Figs
Sardines Raisins
Plckleg Fie Fralte-
RtotUsweu Article*:
|R4%toca* Beans, Babbit’s Saleratns, Yeaxt tosvdbr, Gtoundl
Caffee, Vinegar, Matches, Mops, Brooms, Brushes, Dried’
, Apples, Dried Peaches, Tubs, Cedar Tabs, Fulls, H Palls, Ship
Backets, Blacking, Wrapping Twine, Wrapping Paper, Wlcklng*
Oil, Bed Cords, Clothes Lines* Clothes Pins, Kegs Bottle
Kegs, Jars, Jugs, Carpet Tacks Flour Mutts of all kinds, Cocoa.
Dipper*, Bgg Beaters, Cake Beaten, Wooden Boxes, Spotting
Powder,Rifle Powder, Blasting Powder, Caps,Shot, and Willow
Ware of every description, at
EDDY fc BANKER’S.
Huzza for HizntMtßl
CHARLES wTwoOLLfY,
LOWER LEVEE, ST. PAUL,
Is now fairly under way* and will transact n
STORAGE, FORWARDING, AND COMTfIBBIBW
BUSINESS,
Deni largely In
GRAIN, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Te all butlnks entrusted to hls care, he will gtv*
PROMPT PERSONAL ATTENTION.
Mark package* “Cara af C. W.W.*Bt. Pawl.”
REFERS TO
Merer*. Borupand Oakes,Bankers,St. Faal.
Thomas B. WlutXkEiq., do.
H. F. MoOloakey, laq., Galena, 111.
F. F. Walker, Bsq.,Dubuque, low*.
N. F. Taft fc Co., do. do.
8.8. Phelps, Bsq.,Oquawku,lll.
L. A. Benolst,fcCo., Bankers. St. Lonls,Mo.
Colonel Robert Campbell, do. in.
Cornwall fc Brothers, Louisville, Kr.
Williamson,Mann fc Co., New York.
Samuel Denmin. Ksq. • do*
Hugh Campbell,Bsq., Philadelphia, Pn.
Jo*. 8. Lewring It On., do. dv.
Weld fc Minot. Renton. |e3o
wm. woe.V mwr
\XTHOLIBAkE GROCEES! tomier* 1$ flour, Gmln and
TV Provlslch*; Com mission and Forwarding Merchants, Up*
per Levee, Bt. Panl, If In. LJ” AH Goods consigned to ua,
should be marked, “ Onreof Wood fc Barkley, Upper landing,
8U Panl.” , nov I tf
GROCERIES—IN STORE AND TOR SAKE.
tt A hhds prince Raw Orleans Sugar,
JUIOO bbls Coffee, crushed and refined do,
3000 sack* rern,
3000 do oats*
300 bbl* Bark,
160 half bbls Laid.
8008 pickle. t and Smoked Hama.
600 sacks Corb Meal.
60 do White Beans.
100 hags prim* Rio Caffe*.
lfiObbls S. K. and Syrop Molasses.
, BO half cheat* Extra Imp. Y. H. and Black Tana.
108 boxes Soap.
108 do Candies.
108 bale Radioed Whiskey.
300 hex** choice brand* V*n Tobtcc*.
SB bbls ft to*.
10 qr casks Champagne Brandy.
300 hags assorted Snot.
100 boxes Imported and Domestic Cigars.
36 bblaOld Monongahels Whiskey.
SO boxes Pearl Starch.
IM da Candy.
Atoo n large andnuu selected aaeortmeat of Groeorire gen
erally, which w* will furnish to the Trade at n small advene*.
WOOD fc BAHKLBT,
Wholesale Grocers, J. R. Irvine fc Co’s. Old Stead* Up
per Levae. nov37-tf.
" FLOUR*
1 AAA »U. and flaßhaJhttra Buporflne FLOUIt. te
CORN FLOUR,
OR BOLTED MBAL* fresh ground, n nice article* put op In
eighth bbl sack*, for family use, hy DRBW It CO.,
Corner of St. Anthony and Nata streets, ..
reflfcX apgoslt* th# Winslow.Ronre.
A TTOfLN? A T LAW.
DE. E. SHELL,
HYDROPATHIC PHYSICIAN
mytd-ifdaw Excelsior. Min. Ter.
E. W. HAMJLTUfI,
ATTOENST AND 90pSgB*p p Ar LAW>
foe, taut US Bute M SmJ nuu.
is M. HOLT,
NOTARY P ÜBLIC,
Elat Crook, Mlsssssl* Territory. I*3-tf
AootaTarrtteTT. . ‘ ‘Rv^toy
HOT CARES.
p»T received* at BBAGBR fc BBO»8, of the City Flour
J and Provision Store, * fresh, tot of tip-top BUCKWHEAT
FLOUR to 36, 68 aad 106 R Backs. Th* hast of City rend*
Flour, Corn Meal, Graham Flour, fee., always on hand; si**,
fc
JaT-dfcwtf the Ptet Oflteo.
G. HVTTEUMAIiiky
GUN AND LOCKSMITH, rV a tired to rig stiff Znfas.
Guns, Screw Ptetss, fc* , tie. Room on BL An-
Ihoay-stt, nearly opposite Dr. Frico’i. JoS-lm*
1 * - j