ocr: B15 CUeuiiit Plreet, n'jove Kightli, (lite uf ,Na. 45 Svut 'Second Street,) PTIlUftFLHi! A, tov e:vmo tiikis PPRINO IMPORTATION OF ail.i: AND MILI.INKHY GOODS - . ?oii8ifli.iig in fiirt of Tecy Ilniinrt nnd Cup HiWsom, ( Saiin mid Tulkuif Htbliiiim, Oma Je Nuj.U'i. (Uiat-o ami riiUii,) Murrrlim-B and Florence, If lack Modev, Kneliah Crupea, Mo'line ond HliiRton I jrn, ft.' Atrt. a full aiarttttnentofFRMaNCH A.I) Fl.OWK.t3 Alurch 20, 16.W. 8mia -


Sunbury American. [volume]

ocr: FEBRUARY 20, 1858. TUST received by Railroad another lot " choice and desirable gaoda consisting in of Fancy Delanes new style, Black and Sitka Beautiful Madder Prints at C, 8 and cents per yard Persian Dcbege 12$ cents Delanes 12 cents SB indies wide Muslin 61 cents Also 1300 yards Muslin ferent widths and qualities French Cloths, cimcres, Satinett, Kentucky Jean Ac, at exceed inclv low prices And we call particular atten tion to our Stock ot Fresh Groceries, feeling as sured that their quality and our price will entire satisfaction COittE ONE COME Examine our Roods and learn our prices, stock presents a large and varied assortment, en abling purchasers to make a good selection to beat advantage. GREAT BAROAINS, In conseounce of the advanced state of the Win ter, we will commence from this date to aell entire atock ofKeady .Made Ulolmng Winter Hosiery, and a very nice assortment Ladies Shawls at greatly reduced prices ia tho time to secure good bargains. A TENXY SAVED 13 A PENNY EARNED, U. T. BlllCitlT fc SOX. 1858.'

place_of_publication: Sunbury, Pa.

publisher: H.B. Masser


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ocr: I'ariiioin I.ouk to Your Inter XaI3yt33 1 I-,I3VtE 1 1 riIHE sudscriher r spectfully informs Ihe J"- mers snd ihe public generally, that h leased Ihe lime kilns of Ira T. Cliincnt in buiy, and thai lie has tlnays on hand, a le.dy to supply a goad quality of lime to a! may wanlfor building or farming purposes. llebas also a kiln at Keeler's crossing 5 fioin Suu'iury, or two from Snvderlown. . I if All kinds of Country Produce Ink' exchange. s' ;eo. w. strt"


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ocr: m pori.rlly Frc?! UtM. It p.-tjuirt n V. i, XoAct 7 nnuMiiiy, ami m mnr mmut M(.iu Kiii.H or w t'm u t,ulir WKiMb)o Mid Wftrti,!-wt ia rfuli.ur. . " ihi anicU loth r.ntoi, tfs Invcitff SnjM V'wotiii or ilrnU-t Scmluit. ril'.L. I lJ!t,,i,l in tl,u aA1. r 1 Ha... ... a- W dtr.rwillttUl(n!fU I.jr fU, ,t m& u vir,.out "fctil. It I v. wrw . , io 'tx II itrtirlAH put dp Beer.) in Ift l.rt't Jti. Try it, Ditnl n cim- v h.- a tr i.'tjr i. Hi" ritt, ..f U.n t'a'i Uto monv will be )rJ Ts.s dlll-rr:!! - ' t Ui A.lullaratrl T,i) n Gam, Tlo . isnnw, (h..rly r th Gwltl Ir.y T-ru:jlly fetdj, Mii rc.iei s'iiifs vr i-rctiMst, at l'ur (iuu X'titi6 wouUl ilt uii tt jf ulwrCitu- 'ino oh-i,.i)B U lir; ncmtrti U ftitn.it fnU-ttisxJ Crcu. 1 br u D i.ftd nu i,t i ti Ukt)ikru Ihj Uiootitot.u : U UiitAtf i,urt:h of Til. Jk V pftii, un l kLoa C lotilUfl'.,,. loi-if-iu..!' oi fc,,inir fas .wJ tht.4f.f Tt '-is, aril sudl Miiu ua. UmiI sIiuji will 5 A LJLZiiAk, DIiMTOUNT TO THE ISADS, SSs. UrELOV CAH CO. Sept. 12, ISO?.


ocr: THE IvAIUsFAT KMVe .1, h&m EBTABtilHHMENT IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE. MATIHOT' Cny Street Warernoma Nik tf.t and S3 North Oay street, near Fayette, Hslilmore : . here is kept alwuvs on luiud, nr maoe to order, every style of French TliTL-A-TUTKJ, in Flush, Ilair, Cloth oi Rroeolellc. French Full Slutf and Medallion Parlor Arm Chairs, 111 I'luah. Ilair, Cloth or Drorntelle. French FullStutrCnsS'cii Parlor Chairs in sets, with Plush, Hair, Cloth or Hrncetelle. b ojr a. a Half Fremri Pprinjr Mntiomny and Vi'olnut Parlor Clmirs, in Ilairi Cloth and Flush. Rocking Chrirs various desipis, in Hair, Cloth and PI'Ull. StuifSpiir.g lounges a laruo assortment nlwnis en hnnd, or uny pattern iradeor covered Willi any gotnls to order. LvM'nhoany or Walnut, complete, from Pot i:p. Cane Chairs and Rocking do. the lnrrrr-t stwirtrncnl ready made in any una house in the United Slates from $12 a dozen up. ! r Room, OiTirr and Uinins; Chairs, in O-iV, Wnhint or Mnliopiuy, with Cune, Wool or StuiTed Seats an ussorlment eii.bi'ieiuir over fill dor.cn. Wood uut Chairs nnd Settees antr Rocking Chairs. over KKl d"en. Gilt nnd lMsiu Finr.ic T;okinf Glnses, of every variety. All kinds of Ued, Hair and Husk Mutti-iss,. A. MATHIOT. Nos. S3 and 55 N. Gay it , nenr Fayetto St., Haltnnore. August 1.IW7. ly I U S S Y ' S ' ?, H Si B 'n t'fs."


ocr: Tfilirn h for aNMf.i,. Tm.tm. Vratj.htM A. rffet1y Frwh (MM. It rauirl no Wi, MAT . ""-n., i-mAMiT, ani u mora muj ieii n.li pJa l thtn njr olh.r Cnn vtr InvsMittMl . All inaa ot vtsiiaitiil foment ar equally dURifrteftlla nd wortMmi tn alintr. In irrMnti..t O.la urtifU ti tti vnWt, t. InrrntT eutaiM.nK.a m wnrtil in m InUlliblr, Sltni.lf, Kiit tutl KM'iJ ITtffa of llri..lil N-alii.e Taii-oa intri,i fn th psv nt infrt.r Cunt mny try tu dtrt'rttatttftrriM f fftU tUtttnonb ; t"it nil c ana rril mn Wlto IftDUMt n ifcf tt If Traiilrl tt tsvn all asrtlrloa ntit an iManlUii tp dirrlitj. Try It, and In All rats vVrf a faiJwr. trnLt u I'nr Undu lts-miad Tnilfl. Gain, dilTrreut frmilis rtfmiiiT tM uaad br f.t).n. i nt M-Hiing tj r-n an nMrly nw plan. Oit natfcvt inyt iwriartiY nn, aad r An not mtIc or ri tut, Pnr ltn snakaU w..nld on any ottir t'tn- Th orwrtinit I. nrta onrititTh In ahi.ft a fn1!-irf fakck. 'Tirra ! nn Lend ahivl It to dr-Wlorat tha tbri routnifi , Ii mair Dtuly of Tin. , t r ian.u. in m wno bar Wiaa llMin will BM oinr ransj. L1UKRAL mvorST TO THE TRADB. LUDLOW CAN CO. U lilncKt., M.I. 19.1857 A


ocr: Pnln IJailicl t LIFE PROLONGED, HOLLOW AY'S PILLS To siirfrr tbt pains nml penalties of sickness when the rertum menus of core ni sccessible to nil, is positive madness. The vegetable remedy, ctmf powerfully upon the en uses of disrssc in sll the Hnids, nerves, and tissues of the tsdy, exdel the morbid and poisonous mutter Irom 1- i..rifM nlscps i the svstetn. demise nnd puiifv every secretion, iclmill tlie shnrtcred constitution, lestore Hi vigor nnd virility ol the cntecliien Ironic, una leuu 10 pro. long lile I tit beyond its oidinniy liims. MILLIONS RELY ON TIIF.M! In every quarter of the globe, sinong nil nations, civil ized and savage these Tills are usi-d with eipml nnd otivs .,, .,.. Thevnre advertised in every printed Inn- gunge, nnd wherecver cummcice hnspcuclniled, they are in continual tiemnnu. ALL IStKBNAI. DIPKASKS Vi.M m iheir netion. Uvsnensin. Liver Complaint, Af fections of tlie Iloweis, the Kidneys, the Nerires, the 1,-ings. the Thiont ond the llrnin, thai linve previously d lied all human skill null nil oilier rcmeuics, nie rsii-tu. tiously nildiufnliWy cured by this nll-eonquerilig medicine ' itniili.V PROSTRATION Kven when the patients am reiluced lo Ihe Inst degree of feebleness, they mny be recuerated by the resistless imtcaiitlullcrnniiveproperiicsoi iiu"w") -1-r.M.II.KS OF AM. AGF.S, From whatever variety or the nihnents peculiar to their s n they mny be snflering, mny rely with entire confideiii e oa tlie ellect oi tins cirengiunig, icvivinx, "'cm"""' nicdiiite remetty. Hotloiray's Pills are th htst rented ; known tn the world Jor the Jotlou-mg disease: Asthma. Fever nnd Asue Stone and Grovel H nvelComiilaintsFemnle l oninkiiiits Secolldniy Symp- Uouglis lli-nduches Inward W cakuess Colds Indigestion Liver Complaints Chest Diseases liiflneii7a lnvncssuf Sninls Innaimnatlon 1'llcs Venercnl Affections Worms, of nil kinds Ditirliipn Dropsy W CA VTKIN yone nre genuine nnlen lit- wonls 'Ilolluwtiy, Nrw York nnd IsOikIii," ere diwermMe in os a v:ilrTniark in every leaf of the bnk of dirrtims an m nd rucli pot or box ; the name limy he plnmly seen by hi'klnift the leaf lo the light A hniutuKine Tewnrrt will Ims given to any one rondmnjr such information ns mny lead to tlie detection of any pjirty or parties coimterfeiltPR the medicines or vending the snine, knowing them tube spurious. Stdd at the Mnnnfactorles of ProfegforHoLLoWAY 0 Mniden Inne, New York, and 211 Stnind. Iomlon, hy oil respertnttle Irurpists nuu Penkrs in Aiedinue lhroiiih out the I'nitfd Uttci, and the rivilized world, in boiw


ocr: - .- New Advertisements. I'LAII A.I FAM Y BOOK BINDING. tl'HK sut)Boribeii,haviiiR tN.ucht the Hinder y late ..I fcte S pl.en D and Lyman il. Vtlstn. ot Miituu, und ad.lcti t- nsi.iiie siipriuir iiiijilriuenls, and l.svi.tg bcuiihI the superu.ieiidci.ee of Mr. II. K DliWMMi, who lus fur l-ii yej.rs Ueen emplojcd lit one uf ths U't Ui.tdi-nts in rhilaitrlptiiti, siut e.Hi.es Willi the ti.ht reoli..nr.i.U.uons fur uilcguty and sorapeieni-y, are now oief.ured to U1ND O It R K . B 1 N D Books, Pamphlets, Magazines, News papers, MuBic, &c, &.C., in every style desired. Work limy eithw bound or hslf. iKjund, in l ulf, K.siii, Turkey Mi.r.wo,., Micep, oi bll.tr lilli.r, or Muslin of vs.iuus clors sikI miuin.eiil! Willi laltile I'aiwr of dilieieiil bsnres, thu.la and colurs. Uld ilil.lu and other Bo.ks or I'u.iei. I, ,i sired lo preserve as iceinonuls la a luiuily. eu be nu.de Wire set'ure liy the Uliuler'ssklll. C- Dlank Uuoks, ll.blcs, ilyrna and Prayer B(.ks, Pocket books, Albums, Ulurirs,&c., Lt 1 1 1 ULD WITH Otii.U in U'nil.lesndduri.hlecliarueters, looider. Ml SIC I'OK it OUUS. kc. nude lo suit ru.im... A good Uindcry hu long keen desired in tin. vicinity, aiul we can therefore most lespecllullv sol.eit the uul.ha M.iii.HifE, i,u..i. .on, v.... urn .un.cieui to ieiy me oulliy si.d r.ss. iyKenl, tools, t.H.'k, and workmen all requiring mtiuey, we snail expeel I'A' ON DE1.1 VKUy of all wrk.J vt intend to charge moderate, reusou bleund ui.ifsiiu pricea, on the "Live and Let Live' pun1 cuil. und bone to inuke it a ueriuutieul buaiueaa. Oifire in the center ol Murket Square. iiMib aids story, enjoining the "Clirrnicle" and Tclegrapa third door lloui the row un.ee. AVOHUKN k CORNEUVtJ.rrop'ts. HllT F.. Powxiss, Ageiu. May 1S; Hit ly


ocr: Atlantic Cable. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS U J. II. KltflFI. offUmbary, I'a HAS jntt arrived wilt splendid etoak 0 Fall Gend from Fhilarleiidiia. lo which be. iT'rctfutly Invites his fiietiits aud tfwt 1'ublio tn, call and inspect, he will spare no time in aiiow. ing Ihrm. A mono; his a.k of Rends will be found, FINE DI.LE AND BLACK Fine Black and Fancy Caaitneree Tweed a, SaU inrlla, Jeans add Fa'cy Voeiinff. also a large as tortmi nt of ready-made CLOTH INCi fvr wen aud Lvyt (chrap.) FOR LADIES WEAR, Black and fancr dress silk, (very cheap) silk dial, li, French Muiino, fruited r'lci.co Meimo, I'laid Cab mere, all wool Delaioe, all wool Deluge, Mohair Dehege, Printed Cashmere, Valentin, CI. alii ftnhs a quilli, Delaine Iiolies, Peisian De- Initio Kohca, foil de C'herre Holies, Plain Del sgw l.ovellns and Delaine st sll prices, and the Ken! stripo skirls, Fall Minwls and Mantillas, a good asMiitment of white goods, Collara. Slece. Irish Linen, Mint fronts, M sreille,lrilliaiit Ac. A general am.irtnient of domcaliu Dry (in da. Also a large ato.; of Hats and Caps, Knots nnd shoes, Hardware, (jucena and (iiajnaro. (rnccrie, Ceilarware. Stone and Eaitheuwaie, Druga win! Paints, fait, Fith, Cbrete, Ham, Oil, Tar Ac. &e. N U Wall anJ Window Paper, Floor snj Table Oil Clnih, Carpels, all the above will ba aold at low pricea fur cash or country produce ta en in eichaiiijo for Goods. J. H. ENUEL. Sunbury, Sept. 2 I8r8. tf.


ocr: J various kind, Lobsters, 8ar , &.C-, just received and ' for sale re of a. w. runes, gnat 1, 1857


St. Cloud Democrat. [volume]

ocr: .^*ia*^-"^5««^t-7..-«.. ••tmtf nrt.ori xu hJjgfim B. THOMPSON, WATOHHAKERAND JEWELER, Hain Street, Upper Town, "ATCHES, Clocks and, Jewelry repaired on thafihoiiest notice,'.AH work rwfettd, and ea:iro satisfaction guaranteed.

place_of_publication: Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.

publisher: Jane G. Swisshelm


ocr: CHEAP CASH STORE River St., Lower Town, St. Cloud. |MIE subscriber keeps constantly on hand a large and well selected assortment of Dry Goods, Clothing,. Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Lady's and-Misses' Bonnets and Hats, every variety of Glass "Ware, Clocks, Looking Glasses, Violins, Brushes, Tobaceo, Cigars, Yankee Notions, &c„ &c, &o


ocr: W Al B. THOMPSON, DH-HAKER AND JEWELER, main Street, Upper Town, S '-A^foi'tp Hr0isrY !M1.1?- WA *H£S, Clocks *nd JeWelrf repaired n*tJift short!* notice. All work ut«4, ad isntire satisfaction guaranteed.


ocr: K.EW O O S MILLER &SW8S6t-2ELMy UAVK just received A large .•iss5rinicui of goods, among which arc the following: ALL KINDS OF MOLASSES!* SIVAHS, COFFEE AND TEA. 2 0 COOKIXG STO VES, ~NA fLS. GJ,A8.i,i "IIS, WHITE EA D, FL 61' K. I.'A IN, CORN MEAL. VJNEii. IR. DRIEDAI'PLESti I'EACHES, T'/iACCO, POWDER, SHOT AND LEAD ALSO. HAMS. SIDE BACON, SHOULDERS, lOtiK, JUttKi} B&KF, CHEESE, lUlT'iEU, LAHD, BEANS, RICE, Ac/ftc. ALSO, HALF BUSHEL MEASURES WOODEN BUUKEi'S, STONE WARE CHUKN^, MILK PANS, JUGS, &c, The entire assortment is for sale very l»w, for CASH, or will be exchanged on ieison:»'.le terms for PRODUCE, HIDES, MAilKE'ilX i, kc, kc. Give ys a call. May 20,1858.


ocr: GEO. T. TKJIPLK. UEArrBK, TE6V1PLE&BEAUPRE, STOBAGB, FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, DEALERS IN GR0CERIES,PR0VIS30KS& PRODUCE, XOWEIR, E E E ST. PAUL, MIN. AGENTS FOR LftFLIN & SMITH'S POWDER. dec9wly.


ocr: GEORGE F. BROTT, DSALER IO REAL ESTATE. HAFarming S constantly or. hand a large quantity and Timber Land also, town property in St. Anthony, Minneapolis, St. Cloud, Shakopee, Brottsburg, Syracuse, New burg, St. Marys and Mille Lac. ltf


ocr: SEC. Nothing ia this act shall be so as to exenvoi any property in 9. nstrucd this State from execution, or attachment, for clerks, laborers or mechanics' wages. Sec. 10. All laws inconsistent with rovisions of this Act are hereby repealed. Sec. 11. This act shall take effect from after its passage. E O. BRADLEY, Speaker of the II. of K. W HOLCOMBE, Pres't Senate. Approved August 1:2th, 18f)8. A. SIBLEY, Governor.


ocr: is B. THOMPSON, WATCH-MAKER AND Hiin Street, Upper Town, a ATOHES, Clones and Jewelry repaired VV on the shortest notice. All work war ranted, and entire satisfaction guar tntee 1.


ocr: CHEAP CASH STORE River St., Lower Town, St. Cloud. jpflF. subscriber keep3 cons! antly on hand a JL large and well selected assortment of Dry loods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats aad :aps, Lady's and Misses' Bonnets and Hats, every Variety of Glass Ware, Clocks. Looker ]l«*e Violins, Brushes, Tebaeeo Cigars,


ocr: M. P. NOEL, bounty Surveyor Civil Engineer V\7"OCLD respectfully inform the citisens 11 V'V ft. Cloud and the public generally, the. ie will promptly and faithfully attend to business entrusted to his care. Ss*T* Office near his resident* on Third Ave me, Lower St. Cloud.


ocr: HARDWARE 8TORE. C. F* SL W POWELL, TTAVE received at the St. Cloud Hardware TXj, Store, a complete asBcrtmem of I Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Locks, Latches, Bolts, Butts, a«d Strews, 'arpenters and Farming Tools, Plants, Saws, Axes, Hatckete and Hammers, Shovls and ^pades^Hoes Mattocks, Nails, Glass and Putty, STOVES AND TIMNWARE. We hay* now the best variety of Stoves ever rought into the Upper Country, among which re the famous Charter Oak, Diamond Rock, hanghai, Wisconsin, Morning Star, Forest Ireen, and Arctic Air Tight. Our facilities for doing all kinds of work in he Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Department, re complete, —to which branch of the busi


Red Wing sentinel. [volume]

ocr: I DO AT COST AT COST AT COST AT COST WINTER CLOTHING WINTER CLOTHING WINTER CLOTHING FOR CASH FOR CASH FOR CASH HARD TIMES HADE EASY. OP FOOT, of the Clothing house, is selling his Big Pile of Clothing at COST FOR CASH. Prices to suit the times. Prices to suit the^times. FOR CASH FOR CASH Red IFtfrtjflr, Jan. l*r, 1858. CiKEEX Prices to suit the times. FOR CASH FOR CASH FOR CASH NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES GOOD TO YOU NEIGHBOR, and inform him love, and request him to extend the information, of the GREAT REVOLUTION At^he Mercantile Establishment f.trinorly owned and odeapied II £,. ,fe W. B. Re vans. «r i^^»C AT COST AT COST AT COST FOR CASH AT COST AT COST AT COST GOING GOING GOING GOING GOING Great reduction in price of Clothing!! Tariff Question before the again!!! The largest and best stoek of Ready-Made Clothing ever in Wing selling At Cost For Cash At Cost For Cash A Prices Reduced 40 to 50 per Cent Prices Reduced 40 to 50 per Cent Prices Reduced 40 to 50 per Cent Prices Reduced 40 to 50 per Cent Prices Reduced 40 to 50 per Cent 3. Flam St. opposite the Kelly House. Bin* or $50 and over 3 Month'* Time for •luproretl Paper. AT COST FOR CASH FOR CASH FOR CASH AT COST AT COST AT COST At Cost For Cash At Cost For Cash having purchase 1 the entire stock of Goods formerly belonging to M. L. A W. B. RovanR, proclaims himself sole ruler «nd proprietor t»f the Mercantile Establishment situated on Main street. Next door to the Post Offlcc. ££t and hereby makes known to the world that he has opened war upon tho MINNESOTA TRADE, BACKED nv THE Combined Eastern & Western Markets, AT COST A.T COST_ S. B. FOO people Re.dRe For Cash 6% in all brotherly

place_of_publication: Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]

publisher: Meritt & Hutchins


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ocr: E S I All kinds of custom work done to order in DEAIXB IX BOOTS, SHOES, AN CLOTHING, AS for sale a large assortment of Boots aud Shoes of the very best quality. Custom Boots Constantly on Hand. tLe best manner. A goodasfonm« a oi Readv- made Clothing for sale cheap. Just received a good assortment of a-ryoT-tcrn OTT-iurii/fcvD A bUiVl.IYl.fcjK A Persons in want of auy of the above named goods cannot find them cheaper elsewhere,

place_of_publication: St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.

publisher: J. Mowatt


ocr: NEW GOODS!!! MILLER & SWISSHELM, O W E S OXOTXTX B_AVE just received a large assortment of goods, among which are the following: All kinds of Molasses, Sugars* Coffee and Tea, 20 Cooking Stoves, Nails, Glass, Oils, White Lead, Flour, Grain, Corn Meal, Vinegar,, Dried Apples & Peaches, Tobacco Powder, Shot and Lead. ALSO, HAMS, SIDE BACON, SHOULDERS, PORK, DRIED BEEF. CHEESE, BUTTER, LARD, BEANS RICE, &c, &c. ALSO, HALF &USHEL MEASURES, WOODEN BUCKETS. STONE WARE CHURNS, MILK PANS, JUGS, ore The entire assortment is for sale very low. for GASH, or will be exchangied on reasonable terms for PRODUCE, HIDES, MARKETING, &c, &c. Give us a call. May 20, 1858. Wanted. FURS, GRAIN, POTATOES. BUT


ocr: Land Office. ST. CLOUD, May 10th 1858. Platte of the following Townships this day been received to wit: Townshipffi R. ai Wesfc^ 44:" 32 Preemptora are required atory Statements within three,months this date,if W» A'. CARUTHERS,


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ocr: OFFICE OF IIERICIR BANK ROTE COIPMT J. J. O'SHANESSY, ENGRAVER, COPPER PLATS AND LITHOGRAPHIC Paixna Corner of Randolph and Dearborn Streets. CHICAGO, ILL. Wedding'and Visiting Cards, Door Plates, Notary Public's Dies and Presses, Drafts, Invoi ces, and Labels of every kind promptly execut ed and sent by Express. 9 A pack of very best glazed or Bristol Cards with namtfar two Dollars bv a new and beautiful process without cost of Plate equal to tha very choices-: Engraving sampies when required en reeiept Post Stamps. 1 yr J. ©.


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ocr: l'UBLlSIIED EVEKY SATURDAY, E WING, MINNESOTA, BY MERITT & COLVILL. $ 9 per O:M\ in a a HATE S OF ADVERTISING. Business Cards of five Use, vonr, S'*.^ do ten lines do---- 10,00 One column per year, 70,00 do, six months .-"-40,00 Ilalf column i«r yejir 40,00 do sijcmonths..* .-30,00 Fourth coliiinn per year *.t........ 25^00 do Sixmonths -.••••—•:• 15.00 Each square (JO lines, or less) first Insertion 75 Bach subsequent insertion '... ..:.. ,25 All advortlcsmcnts continued until ordered oiit. Changes made in advertisments, charged at 30ccnts'pcr thousand ems. Advertisements set double celumn, price additional. ISfNo deviationfrom.these rates. BOOK Is JOB I a its a us a Executed tvith neatness and


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ocr: OFFICE OF AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY J, J. &SHANESSY, ENGRAVER, COPPER PLATE AND LITHOGRAPHIC TRISTSB, Corner of Randolph and Dearborn Streets, CHICAGO, ILL. Wedding |aUd Visiting Cards, Door Plates. Notary Tublic's Dies and Presses, Drafts,Invoi ces, and Labels of every kind promptly execut ed and sent by Express. A pack of tht very best glazed or Bristol Cards with namefor two Dollars bv a new and beautiful procea* without cost of Plate equal to the Tory choicest Engraving sampies when required on reciept of Post Stamps. 1 J. J. H.


ocr: OFFICE OF IKRICM BMft NOTE COIPAIT J. J. O'SHANESST, ENGRAVER, COFFXS PLATS AND LITHOCBAPHIO PaixTaa, Corner of Randolph and DearbornStreets, CHICAGO, ILl. Wedding'and Visiting Cards, Door Plate*, Notary Public's Dies ana Presses, DrafU, Invoi ces, and Labels of every kind promptly execut ed and sent by Express. WST A pack of the very best glaxed or Bristol Cards witk name far two Dollars bv a new and beautiful process without cost of Plate equal to the very choices* Engraving sampies when required en reeiept a Post Stamps. J.J«.


ocr: F. & W. POWELL, aAVC. E received at the St. Cloud Hardware Store, a complete assortment of Shelf and a Hardware, Locks, Latches, Bolts, Buris, and Screws, Carpenters and Farhiing Tools, Planes, Saws, Axes, Hatchets and Hammers, Shovels and Spades, Hoes Mattocks, Nails. Glass and Putty, STOVES ArJB Tim-WARE. We have now the best variety of Stoves ever brought into the Upper Country, among which are the famous Charter Oak, Diamond Bock, Shanghai, Wisconsin, Morning Star, Forest Green, and Arctic Air Tight. Our faciliiies for doing allkinds of work in the Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Department, are ccmplete, —to which branch of the busi ness we call particular attention.


ocr: SEC. 9. Nothiug in this act shall be so nnstrucd ::s to exempt any property in this State from execution, or attachment, for clerks, laborers or mechanics' wages. Sec. 10. All laws inconsistent with rovisions of this Act are hereby Sec. 11. This act shall take effect from after its passage. E O. A E Speaker of the of R. W HoiiCO.MBE, Pres't Senate. Approved August 12th, 1858. A. fit. S I E Governor.


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ocr: S|! I I O S A I S 4 E A 0 N S E E I A O IVPOUTER BRAADJES, WINES, GINS LIQUORS, ETC *«M n«d:-r C«.*:on tioalc I«k *r olbcrai*


ocr: Incorporate 1810 Charter Perpetual CASH A I A~ ENLARGE Vh Juiy, '51, to 1,000,000. SURPLUS $422,162,11. W I TUB PHESTICE or 8S YEAR S SUCCESS AND EXPERIENCE. DIRECTORS. T. race, Jr., Sam'l Tador, Joseph Church. Robt. Hall, M. A.Tuttlo. E, Flower, E. A ulkelcy, R. Mather. E G. Ripley, S. S. Hard,II. Z. Pratt, A ham, G. F. Hi-lyer, A. Alexander, C. II. Brainard, W. Kcney. OFFICERS. E. G. RIPLEY, President, T. A ALEXANDER, Vice President, Tnos. BRACE, JR., Sec'y, B. BENNETT, Gen'l Agent. JNSVKES AGAINST TH E Dangers of Fire AND Perils of Inland LOSSES EQ'TABLY ADJUSTE A N PROMPTLY A I O S S E S A I 1 0 4 3 1 3 1 2 8 4 If wealth, with a steady and prompt tion to a legitimate Insurance business, the execution of contracts in good faith, inducements with the public in selecting underwriter—we refer them for test of and onr claims to their patronage, to of past services, tendering their with increasing ability ana facilities in Choice first'dass Indemnity may without delay, with ihis well known end able corporation, through WARRE N BRISTOL, 68in8 Agent, Red Wing. At as Liberal Rules and Kates as risks Permit of for Solvency and Fair Profit. Especial Attention Paid to Insurance of lings, Farm Property, Out-Bnildings and Contents. Such Insured for Periods of Three to Five Years on the most Favorable Terms.


ocr: MOMMMK Fir Foil and Winter. O E S A E A N E A I Cheap Cash Store pro/its, large sale and no tosses. WEL have just received and a*o opening a a and A a iv Stuc STAPLE AXTD FAXTOY DRY GOODS, Which have been purchased atreducedpri ces and will be sold low. READY MADE Hats and Caps, _, WtOOtS 4 1 it S I O S I 4 S*M*W ^mmmw^a PLOWS! GROCERIES AND HARDWARE. FLOU AND PORK Cash buyers will find it to their interst call and examine our Stock before ing. a in street, W in M. J. C. WEATHERBY & CO. September 23, 857. I INDIAN WAR ENDED AND FSAOS A he S is iv at the corner of Main and Plnm streets, large and extensive stock oi Merchandise O N S I S I N in part of S a and a DRIP Ladies' Drc?s Goods, Embroidery, slieves and Collars Dress Trimmings the latest style, Infants' Clothing, Shawls and Parasols, Embroidery dow Cartaias, Mosqueto-liars, Prints Ginghams of the choicest patents. Yankee Hosery, Gloves, Perfumery, Thread and tons Sewing, Embroidery and Silk. Damask Table Cloths, Towels and Diapci.-i. Gentlemen^ Furnishing Shirts and Collars, NecR-Tu*3 and of every description Satin?, Cloths Cassimers. BOOTS AtTD SS03S, A S A N A S E A A CLOTHIN O E a GLASS W A GROCERIES, Sugar and Molasses, Tea and Coffee, Fruit, Preserves, Flavoring Extracts, matoes, Oysters, Soap and Candles, and Blasting Powder, Shot and Burning Flu and Lard Oil. WASH TUBS AND WOODEN GARDEN $• FIELD With other articles too numerous to tion, all of which will be old at or retail, Cheap for J.J. RICIITER. 44y Red Wing, May 23, 1857. Save our


ocr: STILL CONTINUES T» be the center of attraction to all who wisb buy "GOODS CHEAP FOB CASH," & tlto time to buy 1 E A 1 As Mosrs GAMBI A & SMITH are BUSHING OF E I Extensive Assortment to filling np with Fall and Winter Their stock comprises nearly. E E I N That can be called for in the line of 600*0$! Boot & Shoes! Hats & Caps I GROCERIES, S A & A I S A S S SHI N t-a, *a, $-c. Country Merchants are respectfully to examine our 8 7. 8 IS /?cforc purchasing elsewhere. Flour Illicit at Ac meal For Sale at G. & S N I E O S A E A GAMBIA i5- SMITH'S. 5:Jtf mmr PAUL O I A O & I W A E E to-TIMEAND MONEY SAVED-g* Milwaukee & Mississippi A I RO IN CONNECTION WITH THE N E W A N S I E I O O A S or THE— Prairie Du (liieii & St. Paul to a NO CHANCE OF CANS BETWEEN PRAIRIE HU ANI ST. PAUL AND MIUVACKKE. Passengers going to Milwaukee or and Eastern points will gave TIME & ly taking tlio Milwaukee and Mississippi Road at X»«r«,ix-io cl-u. Passenger Trains leave Prairie du daily,a follows (SUNOAYS EXCEPTED.) Day Express for Milwaukee and T.IO in Arriving at Chicago in time Evening Trains East same day. and at kee in time for Evening Boat for Chicago,


ocr: W S SPENCER & Advertising and O E 1 N A 1 2 1 No. 4 KANWOLI'II S CHICAGO, I EAGLE "WORKS, I A O I I N O I S I S TH E LARGEST JUACHINEftY MANU I factory, mid Depot in the United States, where a be found •i* A I O A E I A S a & Stationary STEAM ENGINES, Locomotive, Tubular and Cylinder Steam Boil ers, Smoke Pipe, Breeches, Sheet,Work, &e., and all kinds of Wood and Iron Machienry. Premium Portable CIRCULAR S A W MILLS, With important Anti-Friction improvements. WELCH &GRIFFITH'S CIRCULAR SAWS Of"every »lz3 MOYES' PORTABLE FLUR & CORN MILLS, With now improvements, with or without Volts, and General Mill Furnishings. A fall assort ment of Leathe a Belting at Wholesale and Retail. SUPERIOR SJIIXQLE MILLS. Clark' Pr.ten a A Turin, A svre preventative of Boiler explosion" from low wate.r." STKAM A N W A E GUAGES, STEAM WHISTLES, FINISHED BRASS WORK AND ENGIN E TRIMMINGS, CASTINGS & MILL GEARINGS. GATES' A E N SCREW CUTTER, BEST MACHINISTS' FILES, Of OUT own iinportion. SCALES from the small counter to the Rril road or Weight Lock Scale. Also, Sugar Mills, Letter Presses, Warehouse Trucks, &e. We say to the public, that our buildings other improvements commenced last year, all completed, and in full operation, and we prepared to hll all orders for Machinery, entire promptness. ii GATES,WARNER CHALMERS & FRASER r. y, OATI?, is ARBEIT ,/r. CHALMERS A. O. WARNER. I) R. FRASER. RUFUS C. CHAPMAN Agent, Rochester,


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ocr: Graves. Town & BANE S ES- I S A I N A N O N MINVESOTA Opposite the Suspension Lridgc. Sight Drafis on Now. York. LLi7.fW.jtr: rar.ts bought and sold.—WL.ney lo«rte! and received on deposite. -. REPERENCn:1 People's Bank, New York-C'tv, W M. Oliver, Casb.Ataw^Co m. NT, Y. .l.kubin & Edgerton, St PanL Bank of E Elgimli


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ocr: I) V'TA "U n»rt., ».ii'.^«'. VOLUME 2, NUMBEK 26. HAVINkept WmmWMB&m DirectoryContiBHcd 1'UfiLISHEO EVERY SATURDAY, E W MINNESOTA, BY MEtllTT & COLVILL. *tYrins $9 |MT year, in advance. RATIuS OF \DVi:UTISIN(i. fcttaiiiMw fcttnls *»f five line, year, £6,00 tlo ten lines "do 10,00 T)no column per yuiir. 70.00 Jo six months 40,00 \lalt column per vein- 40.00 do Hix montli* 30.00 Vonrtlicolumn jer year 25.00 do six months 15.00 Kneb iwinarc (10 'incs, or less) first insertion 75 *R»ch subsequent insertion ,25 All ailrertiesmentocontinued uHtil ordered out. Changes made in ndvertisments, charged at 80 cents per thousand cms. Advertisements set "m double c*li iun, }. price additional. JSTNodeviationf rom these rates. BOOK & JOB WORK III nil its various liranclies. iE&cirtcdwilh Deafness awl dispatch. clinnjrl hauls, is now furnished and 11* it first class house, and i.-, sec ond to none in the northwest. The table rcg ularly supplied with tlie host the market af fords. ANEW. VERY LARGE, AND CON VENIENT STABLE, wit* nnsitrpnsaod water ing prlvilogos lias recently beep Kddcd to this 0 tiildishm -lit. and it is at all times well sup plied with hay and grain. The location of the .use the best in Red Wing, boirig in the cen of business on Main street. Farmers and other* from thv buck cotintrt tradingat Red Wing, will find it nincli te their convenience by inakii a th Topoetonkn their stoppin place. No paina will pa scared to make it a oomfort •iiMc house for all who choose to patronize it. ERVAY «fc BRINK, I'ropric-tors. R.d Wing. Dec 5. 1S57. 7'»-iii.T B. P, SUELllON, Pioprictor, Nr. A i: E sT i: A B( AT LANDI N( KKD W1NO, __MINNP:SOTA. I'iiggage i-oiivcyil to and from the bouts free. o. r. sHELDor D. O. CLARK. «Attii «a BS»SJSE, MACK & P.UOWX, Paoi'iuirrous, •Corner of A S II S E 0 n:.N VAN cA:: •:%*, fc'.i.YAVA' /".IL/.A, MJXXKSOTJ. TrnAiders will find every accommodation on runs,m:i)di tcmir* :.t Van above House. (Ji »Ulv Vrankliii Ho^isc, (Fa'e flnpirrF) V.lwr.S'Y ?»'I ".I':'. rroj»vir«r»r M.i'm Stvei-t. Red Wing, M. nMM''' House list's been tfioroughly renovated 1 paiiured, painted and cleaned, and nowlj furnished, and the proprietor will spare no ex pen»o make every one st»pVinc «i!l eonifortttblo Ibmrding by tho day nr wee:?. J'nrj Wiliest f/nuors at wholesale cj«retail September 34, 1 '". Blv H.OK MOUSE. J. HACK, Proprietor. I'LIIM STRKia'. afcVdoork from Mdti Stroot Rod Wing This House is entirely new and newly fur nished, and the proprietor hopes by strict at U'litioii to c«st'lu.-ri» to receive a shave ef pat rona^'o. Red Whig, Sopt. 5. t.v7. 'y.v CITY HOTEL. r.\:u.isi.r. \v. sr i.\\ \ti \N, prop'r. Hi i« i\t ll) l!i' ii NKoK THE ritlNCll'AI. »TI AMDOAT LAMIINO. ^PIIl^ hotlsO ha been lately rcnovjited arid furnished from top to bottom, nliil now in complete order to aceomnioibite ali who may give it a call. The preterit proprietor is well awnuaintcd with hotel k-eping. and assure the pnblie that nothing shall be wanting to make •II comfortable that may call ripen him. Hoarding by the day" or week on the most reasonable terms the timet will admit of. Red Wing. Oct. 20. 1S57. «4-tf CEJfeTRAI^rOINT JIOUSI^ JACOB BO(HY. PitorniKToR. is pleasantlv loeatod on tho share renin, within a few rod* of the Steamboat Landing. Persons wishing to spend a few days of recreation and leisure, will find this th* place to do it. A good and well sup plied bam is attached to the house, and a com potent ostler always in attendance. «FUlf'llousifl I of Lake Soot. 19. ts.VT. rtQ-y A TteLL'IIOl/Hfe. Chnrlrs 1.. Rolhncher, Proprietor. ON POTTEH STREET, WITHIN A aoDs or THE STEAMHOAT LANUINU. TIIllon«o, Subscriber having fitted up tho above would suy to the public that he holds himself iu readiness to accommodate both tho transient public and residents with board, at the most reasonable rates. 67m3 EUUOPE HOTEL nrilK subscriber having leased this house, and I kavinff cleaned and thoroughly renovatcvl tho Mine, would Bay to the public that he is prepared to aicommodate those who may give aim a call. Boarding by the day or week on the most reasonable terms. Wtnoa, Liquors •nd cijjars, at wholesale or retail. FREDERICK II ALL. Had Wing, Doc. 5. t?.%7. 7»-m* r. MiioTr.n.) a W' oa tk* ctwnmr ,.t I'?um}. .,„{ fahtti St Ha* wfam, M»» •*, \wr. utf Cenwionwealih Insurance Conip'y, Union Building Tliiid street, IIARRISBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, Chartered Capital, $300,000RED Insure Buildings ami other Property, Against lo.«s or damage by Fire. AUO against Perils of the Sea, Inland Navigation and Trans porta* ion. DIR O S SiMo* CAVKKOX, GEO. M. LAUMAX, WIIMAM DOCK, ELI BLIFEK, (JEO. BKHONEK, BENJAMIN PAUKE, JAVES FOX. WM. II. KEPNER, A. 11. WARFORD, W. F. Mt'RRAT, F. K. BOAS, JOHN II. BIICRTIIILL. WM. F. PACKER. O I E S SIMON CAMERON, President. BENJ. PARKE. Vice President. S. S. CARRIER, Secretary. S. B. FOOT, Agent, Red Wing.M. T. January 9, 1S58. 75tf 4. C. DICKINSON, P. If. WRIGHT, P. E. BROWN'. DICKINSON, WRIGHT & BROWN, Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchants! Stenmbiiiit, Express ami .riernl AUeirtv. Di: A 1,1 US in all kinds of Produce. Liberi-1 advances made on Consignments. Cash paid for Furs, Skim and Hides. Agents for the sale of Manny *V Co.'s llt-sip r*. (one of which may be seen in working order,) and Kcckford Cross and Brenkiug ALSO,—for Kitron & Co.'s Patent Improved Si .ins Mnchiiie*, and Blaikcy & Clark's Im proved Self-acting I.ttth Machines. n. n. Will always be ready to attend to the shippin_' of Produce Arc, and the receiving and storing of Goods & and for the purchase and sale of all kinds of Merchandise. WINES, LIQI'OISS & Cignrs at wholesale. DICKINSON, WKIOHT ife Rnowrf. i.f»rre J-nr. /»'., Wiiuj. J/«//'.'-J. 1S."7. [-My W. ». W S, OTKAMBOAT AGKNT. RECEIVER, AND O Forwarding »t General Commission Mer chant. RED WING. Minnos.ti. J»Ii iii.«TT A A N I) i:.\ limUiu. tlirCII B0T9 A^iD Kiril.DERS. ItKI) WIN'tJ, MINN'INOTA. 5 Being both Master• Buildeis, (liey !iave no I hesitation in saying that they will g'vo entire satisfaction. \ny thing put up, from a pAt. I ACK dbwr to a riKN-coor, and in the most Washir.gti and Centre st(cots,.(ouUpptrved Style Lnke IVi-in. l-uli- ly, Mii!m:«ota. ContrhSfcj taken at the lowest rates, and J3?"BML'LML'ojonvcvcil loaml from the Iron offliarg*. «••«'. VfaLSiiig lUtachc1d-fe: ll the' '"'.'''hngs^crected in the -iboi tcs',|ossibl«. time 47it "''the tmst material to be had in this market. SHOP—Near the Kelly House. lied Wins, March 28, 1«"»?. 38 tf, s: A a. ii Of all sizes, primed and glazed, constantlv niiMil. clieaii for cash. W I It W O I 1 I XCAK Sash, Blind & Itaor A N A O I I I S \\'V- are now prermrecl t.. fiirni^b'SASH. I'.ldNDS ami DOORS at the most r.i onablo rates and ahortcst notice. Architects an,l Builders. We are also, prepared to take contracts ft.1 1-A 1 ibiiltliiiL's. draw riiins anil Soccilieatioiis. S:i him 11 ei intend all kii d.- of work in our line, I Z-'J" All brderi. fr. 1.1 the Countrv will mec with pnmj.taUei,ti..n. Red Wing. Aug. 13,7)7. i! .1 .* ti 11o rs 1: or HED WING, MIN'NKSOTA TKRWTOBV. Mini. l\Vi.R.M. K. I. JIKKM. KXAIMV A. vr. Kit .r-«o\, W. s. nicKIN llin^'ir. N. Y. Ma'.onc. \". ill \tl\ eci.il attention to Colli tions, payment of faxes, and to the nur ehasc and .sale of Real Estate. Lund Warrants lorsateo. toloa-i.—Mo:: ,.y |t(,r v-'J Oil l(J,OS!t. RKFKR TO Mes.-is. Green .tScwcll. Rankers. New York. W. A. Wheeler. K-q-.TashV Malone B'k. N.V. Messrs. E. A. Birchard Co., Boston, I E. I. Tuikham', Esq.j Baiikar, Ohibaep, Danul Fish. Esq.. President of Farmers' Bank I^ansinsbiiri h, N. Y.. Mossrs. Broekaway. Wason. Everett A Co. Rankers. Cleveland. Ohio. Justus White. Esq!, T.a Crosse. Wisconsin. John C. Smith. Pres't Canajqharie Bank. N. Red Wing, June fi. 1S&7. 4(\m6* Lnwllicr.¥E S and Dcitlnr James A N ZU'iil Estate A^eiit, IN AKD W A A N S RPII Wins, Minnrsntn. fiwaloney loaned. Land Warrants sold or lo aned on ti iu. It .il Estate, and Exchaifii bought and sold. May 23, '57. IIOKACr. WILDE* UIT. W1LDBII. II. W I I Bankers & Land Agents RED WING, Minnesota Tor. Money loaned. Exchange A Land Warrants bought and sold. Land Warrants, or Mjoney loaned to pre-emptors. on long or short time and on favorable term JST* Lands bought and sold on commission «v.c Bed Wing. May. 1S.VT. ~~L A bl E R^'T T, A O N E S A A W «nd Solicitors in Chnncery. A N A E N S A N DEALER S IN Real F.ttatr. and Land W arrant*. MAXTOKMLE. DODOE Co., M. T. CHAULfcS McCLURE. ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT A W AHD— Genera) Land Agent Ophite VtlS'TIREi' S/fH^DOX'S. H#H Wl»f, *»pt. 3». 1»7. ATTORNEY Will give special ihic,-t IhulV W W GENERAL Office over RED Agent for the Companies:— FAMIERS UNION, WASHINGTON HOPE, Hon. W. H. E T. R. A. G. H. D. H. WILOKR, August 22,1S57, ATTORNEY Will give special O I ATTORNEYS & GENERAL RTTO WINK, W. E. HAWKINS. A I O N S WOULr take thei friends that they are now 5 Si 3 Of al! kinds, Cnrtiin and Olnzin?. Marbling 23ST Special the cotmtrv. Red Wing, July I I O Tenders his zens of Red OFFICE—E. P. ''tore bnildiug. Hon.Z. KIKWEI.I.. Hon. J. L. IAW!«OX. Prr.f, T. P. Or. J. C. CoofEH. Rev. pr, 1 ftrs. MCLAKJS dE II.. ,. Dr. A. II Rod Wing, afaiy Dr. K.R. GAINES Dry Goo '.•ir. Nail*. Oils. bookingGljl&cs. A.so. Hosiery. Shirts.Collars. Red Wmg, M. T. W (f„t, oil tor And RED WING,. r'? Main bii 3Ia:i: 9tW '., Il.i.ik ns tiflici: TIIKREDt bes of constantly on perior manner by UKXTS' Red Wing, May A E SUGRE0N $g§| Uonm* in .••d Wing. GUNS :.\ /BOLT'S. iv,' 1 1 nd Lawrence rel Shot (Juris, ilnntinir Knives. Itrpn rine done Red Win?. W. liabuq' OFFICE 1 First FARMEKS I W *7 tle%


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ocr: OFFICE OF AMERICAN BAH NOTE COMPANY J. J. O'SHANESST, ENGRA VEB, COPPEE PLATE AND LITHOGRAPHIC PBIKTIB, Corner of Randolph and Dearborn Streets, CHICAGO, !&. Wedding [and Visiting Cards, Door Plates, Notary Public's Dies and Presses, Drafts.lnvoi ces, and Labels of every kind promptly execut ed and sent by Express. fg£» A of very best glazed or Bristol Cards wtth name for two Dollars bv a new and beautiful process without cost of Plate equal to the very choicest Engraving sampies when required on reciept Post Stamps. 1 y* J. J. G.


ocr: SEC. 9. Nothing in this act shall be so nnstrued as to exempt-any property in this State from execution, or attachment, for clerks, laborers or mechanics' wages. Sec. 10. All law's inconsistent, with revisions of this Act are hereby repealed. Sec. 11. This act shall take effect from after its passage. E O. BRADLEY, Speaker of the of 11. W O O E Pres't Senate. Approved August 12th, 1858. A. SIBLEY, Governor.


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ocr: County Surveyor & Civil Engineer. VT^OULD respectfully inform the citizens of W St. Cloud and the public generally, that he will promptly and faithfully attend* to all business entrusted to his care. PsS* Office near his residence on Third Ave nue, Lower St. Cloud. M. P. NOEL,


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ocr: Bril 'pug Ifutinfl WILMAU CifflVlLlrJK. DAN 8. MKRITT, EDITORS. HKO WltfO, M. TM JAN. 30, 1858. OrFUClXtPAPEK OF TWB CIT1V OKJCICK Orras'iTK TUB Post OFFICE.


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ocr: IDRXTGh-.S 8. MARLATT, a IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, Ic. Corner First and Jefferson Streets, LOWER SAINT The Profession are invited to call they will find his stock to consist of all medicines in ge neral use.. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours of the day or night. 2 GOMQTJD. YT70ULD respectfully inform his friends and the public generally that he has just re ceived and opened for their inspection, a full assortment of the above. Families desirous of procuring a pure article qf medicine, or wishing their prescriptions fill ed with care and accuracy, will give.him a call. Bringing with him an, experience of eight years, and having acquired a thorough knowledge of medicine previous to his engagement in the bu siness, he feels confident that he can give satis faction to all.


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ocr: "E have just opened a large and fresh as sortment of ceries, Bacon, Pork, Flour? I eed, Grain, Nails, Cooking A Stoves, Window Glass, &c, &c., &c. W lich will be disposed of very low for cash mntry produce, at our new store, at the we steamboat lauding. iy 13 '58. MILLER & SWISSHELM awarding and Commission. "E respectfully solicit the consignment of 1 Goods and Merchandize, either"lor st orc ge or for sale upon commission, at our new tort and warehouse, lower steamboat landing. iy 13, '58 MILLER & SWISSHELM. J. W. METZROTH, VI ZRCHANT TAILOR, Dl ALER in Clothing, Cloths, Cassixueres, Nestings and Gentlemen's Furnishing ooc" s, to the inspection of which he invites is iends and the public. F. TALCOTT, W LTGHHAEER AND JEWELER, )rner First Avenue & Wdlos St., LOWER SAINT CLOUD. 5ALERJ in Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Spoons, Spectacles, Gold Pens, Silver Thi ables, &c, &c, of fine quality, which ha will sell as low as any of like quality can be bou ht this side of Chicago. Call and eoe. atches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c, repaired in goo and satisfactory manner, and on reasona abh terms. STEARNS' HOUSE. US new and beautiful Hotel is situated upon the bluff just above the Lower Ferry in the town of St. Cloud, commanding one of the most beautiful views on the Mississippi rive.*. The Proprietor assures all who mayhand,alwaycareful visit this place that his table shall contain every bou tty and luxury which can be obtained both at me and abroad. It is his intention to keep the ibove hotel as a first class one iu every res pect SPECIAL NOTICE. THI ECLECTICCQLLEGEOF&IEQICSNE, I N I N N A I O I O TH E Spring Session of 1858 will commence Monday the 8th of February, and conti nue ixteen weeks. A full and thorough course of le 2tures will be given, occupying six or se ven hours daily, with good opportunities for atter tion to practical Anatomy, and with am ple linical facilities at the Commercial Hospi tal. TI arrangements of the chairs will be as folio FS:— T. E. St. JOHN, M. D., 1 rofessor of Anatomy and Physiology. J. F. JUDGE, M. D., rofessor of Chemistry and Pharmacy. A. J. HOWE, M. D., Professor of Surgery. C. H. CLEVELAND, ML D., rrof B6or of Materia Medica and Therapeutics. WM, SHERWOOD, M. D., •"Prof ssor of Medical Practice and Pathology. 3, E. BUCHANAN, M. D., -Sine itu^Professor of Cerebral Physiology and Institutes of Medicine. JOHN KING, M. D., Prof esor of Obstetrics and diseases of Women and Children. terms for the Session will be the same rtofore, viz.:—Matriculation, $5,000.— a, $20,00. Demonstrator's Ticket,$2,00 Tl Student is required to engage in dissec ne Session before graduation. Gradua tion, 120,00. Ticket to Commercial Hospital, (opth al) $5,00. ve tio Thi lecture rooms are newly finished, neat and mfortable, and in a central locality,, (in Hall, Walnut Street,) where Students will 5 ad it convenient to call on their arrival. Tie :ets for the Session may be obtained or the an of the Faculty, at his office, No 113, Smith Street, or of Prof. C. II. Cleveland, Secret ry of the Faculty, No. 1?.9, Seventh Street, near Elm. Jon KINO, M. D., Dea^. B. THOMPSON, WA DH-MAKER AND JEWELER, Slain Street, Upper Town, S AJsrTHi03srir,iM:.,i'. "3HES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired W the shortest notice. All work war anted, a entire satisfaction guaranteed. MARLATT'S DRUG STORE. ENNEDY'S new Discovery for sale at MARLATT'S DRUG STORE. MERCHANT'S Gargling Oil for sale at MARLATT'S DRUG STORE. ~AK ARTIN'S Concentrated Extract of Jamaca JjJL Ginger for sale at MARLATT'S DRUG STOKE. fi RAFFENBURG Medicines constantly en hand at MARLATT'S DllUG STORE. RAYmOliB, OWEN, & Co., MAXUFACTU2ERS AKD DEALERS IN 8A8H,DOORS&BLINDS9 Lower St. Cloud Minnesota. T\OOR and Window Frames constantly on ±J hand and made to order, also, Planeing, Sawing and Turning of all kinds done on short notice. J. H. RAYMOND. II. OWEN. E. A. SMITH. J. V. I I E €ARPES\§TEft, QTORE Doors, Circular or Gothic Head Sash, O Blinds and Frames, cr any other desired pattern, made to order on short notice. Kiln dried lumber constantly on hand. N. B. Doors and Sash for sale at my manu factory, en First street, near the Stearns House. M. P. NOEL, County Surveyor Oivil Engineer. JOVLD respectfully inform the citizens of St. Cloud and the public generally, that he will prorapjy and faithfully attend to all business entrusted to his care. Office near his residence on Third Ave nue, Lower St. Cloud. HE EfyiERSOPI HOUSE, E A S S OJLiOTTJD, J. EMERSOEf, PROPRIETOR. rpiiE above houselias been refitted and rofur nished and the amplest accomodations have been constructed for the reception of visitors: the proprietor pledges himself to spare no ex pense to render his visitors comfortable. .A. INTE-VV has been erected, CO by of feet, which can ac commodate 27 Horses and 18 Oxen, and there will be a plentiful supply of feed on and Ostlers. N E W S O E -LNTIE-W G-OODS. O W I E S In Upper St. Gloud, Stearns Co., If. T^ rpHE subscriber would respectfully announce \_ to the citizens of St. Cloud and vicinity, that he has established himself in the DrySTEPHEN Goods business, in the building formerly occu pied by L. A. Evans, (and directly opposite Proctor & Clarke's Hardware Store.) where he has just opened his large and well selected stock of Jewelry, Bonnets, Fancy Silk. Dry Goods, and Ready-made Clothing. Of every description, and of the very best quality, which he is now offering for sale on the most reasonable terms. His entire stock was purchased in New York, at such prices, that ho flatters himself cannot be undersold by any other establishment.of the kind on the Up per Mississippi. He hopes by diligence and attention to business, and having for his motto, Quick Sales and Small Profits," to merit a share of public patronage. All per sons in want of anything in his line will do well to give him a call and examine bis stock before purchasing elsewhere, as he can sell as cheap as the St. Paul merchants. HAFarming C. CL W POWELL TJAV E received at the St'. Cloud Hardware Store, a complele assortment, of Slielf and Heavy Hardware, Locks, Latches, Bolts, Units, and Screws, Carpenters and Farming Tools, Planes. Saws, Axes. Hatchets and Hammers, Shovels and Spades, Hoes Mattocks, Nails, Glass andPutty, STOVES AHD TIM-WAEE We have now the best variety of Stoves ever brought into the Upper Country, among which are the famous Charter Oak, Diamond Rock, Shanghai, Wisconsin. Morning. Star, Forest Green, and Arctic Air Tight. Our facilities for doing all kinds of work in the Tin. Sheet Iron, and Copper Department, are complete, —to which branch of the busi ness Ave call particular attention. **. ••'!••',. a a mEAP Ch&M STORE I Hirer St., Lower Town, St. Cloud. subscriber keeps constantly on r| 'Jj Ai siu.'scrioe Keep constantly on nan large and well selected assortment of Dry Goods, Clothing, Pools and Shoes, Hats and Car.-, Lady's and Misses' Ronnets and Hats. every variety of Glass Ware, Clocks, Looking Glasses, Violins, Brushes, Tobacco, Cigars, Yankee Notions, &c„ &c, &c 1 ZB_A.IR,2sr F. MONT*. CEORCE F, BROTT, DEALEF* IB REAL ESTATE. S constantly on hand a large quantity oi and Timber Land also, town property in St. Anthony, Minneapolis, St. Cloud, Sh&kopee, Brottsburg, Syracuse, New burg, St. Marys and Mille Lac. ltf T. JONES, A S I First Street, near the Saw Mill. "VT70ULD respectfully announce to the citi- zens THE of St. Cloud and vicinity, that he has opened a Blacksmith shop, at the above place, where he is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line, and hopes to merit a share of their patronage. BUILDING. undersigned takes this method of in forming those who may have houses to build mills to frame, or carpentry and joinery, in any or all of its branches, that he is prcpar ed to take contracts, and do all kinds of work in this line, on the most reasonable terms and in a good, workmanlike manner. A. E. HUSSEY. WM. J. PARSONS, COUNSELLOR AT LAW MTNNEAPOLIS,Min. CHANCE FOE ALL OUT OF EMPLOY MEXT, secured by the smallest investment ever before oil'ered. Full particulars will be sent immediately upon receipt, of your address ami post stamp. This is no catch-penny affair, like mnnv wliicli have been offered East, but sterling va lue and of practical utility. Address. METROPOLITAN AGENCY. 'bn Ypsilanti, Mich. G. W. CURTISS. ii c. LKSTER. CURTISS & LESTER, DEALER S Ijff REAL E S A 2 Winona, Minnesota. TTAVE for sale Prairie, Timber, and Bottom Lands, in Southern Minnesota. Lots in St. Cloud, Winona,Minneiska, Wazeca, Carolia, Altona, &c, &c. Guarantee 25 per cent, on monies invested with them. Negotiate loans on farm securities, &c. MILLER. HENRY SWISSHELM E A E S A E A E N ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA. ^IIE undersigned oifer I heir services to loan money upon best real estate security and to purchase and sell property either real or personal, for a reasonable commission. They have now for sale, at low prices: 20 quarter sections of good land. 50 lots, (some improved.) in St. Clou.d 20 in Nininger addition to St..Paul. 20 in Nininger citj, 10 in Mound city, Illinois. he {. 11 a a s:.ti' euipt, before It ion. E E S 1 H. Z. MITCHELL. tloiiav. MILLER & SWISSHELM. St. Cloud, May 13, 185S. JAMES I*. KENNEDY, a on and a SOLICITS the patronage of all persons in need of the services of a practical Mason and Plasterer. His long experience in the above branches of trade assures him that he will give universal satisfaction his charges are as reasonable for work as it can be done by any one. SCHOOL DISTRICT. "VTOTICE is hereby given that the Commis 1 sioners of Stearns County, M. T., at their last session, established School District number three in said county, with the following boun daries, to wit:^ The fractions of sections 12, 13 and 24, and sections 14 and 23 in townhips 124, north of range 28 west. JOSEPH EDELBROOK, Clerk of Board of County Commissioners. THE COLLEGE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCE A Monthly Magazine of 48 pages, conducted by the Faculty of The Eclectic College o. Medicine, is published at One Dollar a Year, payable in advance. Tlie volume of the Jour nal commences with the year. Communications for subscription or for specimen numbers, should be directed to Mj^l Dr. C. H. CLEVELAND, Publisher, 139, Seventh Street, Cincinnati, 0. NOTICE. THIShcertifies that I have this day given Set W. Turner the remainder of Ms mi nority, and shall claim none of his earnings nor pay any debts of his contracting after this date. SETH TURNER. SATTEST: J. S. Denman. t. Anthony April 21st, 1858. 9 3t For mil, and make it. his exclusive home must beau inhabitant r.:,r..e at the c! making applications for pre emption. til lately a single man might board wii nearest, neighbor, but the same isnowrci of a single us a married man, lie , his i- eiiler is mar•led, cccpt in must. ive in flic house.) i. The Jaw reqi provement be made on Ihe land, such as br ing. fencing, but pre-eiuptions arc ted wheie a Jialf-aeve is broken and 7. it i.. necessary liiat no other person, titled io pre-empt ion, reside at the same time. '.». No ohc is. permitted Io own laud, and make state or territory. '.'. The settler is required to bri to ihe Land Oilice a written cation, setting forth the facts 1st, -ki and :H requirements with a certificate appended, and receiver, and ires that more upon the reg's to the same. 10. He is also reqiii respectable Vi-itncss ot is knowing to the make afiidavit to ilie A acquirement« Jiere me set forth on pa novi pree-inp::ou in g-r/inling a pre-emption receiver can receive titty cent: PBOSPECI (,'F THE ST. CLOUD T. (J..(H'i Visir::'i will be the gait HI any party or sec. any i. be heard ihrongh article oi' siihublelength PI merit. The first page v. ill try, ruccdoics ticc and western readers always hud a summary of news gleaned EasUi.il exchanges, while a large space bedcvo.edio giving Eastern readers infovicrt.ion about the great North-West,. this department we expect the assistance seieitil hundred local reporters, farmers their wives, Red River traders, land agents, surveyors, hunters &c, men women who dwell in the land, walk up down and go to andiioin it: but we use all possible dilligence in making observations and not mislead our readers false or exaggerated reports. Ou all moral audpolitical questions the iter, will aim io deal fairly by (hose who fer wiih it but the editorial department never represent anything but the of the editor. Consequently iis creed will 1st. Tlie Divine law is the Supreme law all lands created by its smlhor. 2d. A11 men are crea I cd froe and equal their right to lite, liberty and the pursut happiness. :d. The Bible, and the Constitution of United Slates arc anti-sl.ivety: and chattledom is unconstitutional in any tion professing to 1 eccivc cither as tal laws. 4th. Paying taxes j-? a* unwomanly, as ting: and is a privilig which should be sively confined to "wite male citizens, of and other countrie," uutil women share them the responsibility of saying what shall be made of the fund tltcy are required contribute io the public Ivcasnry. TEBMS Single copies $2.00 per 2 copies $3,00 5 copies for &7.00 10 for $12,00 20 copies for S20. all strictly in vance, and no papers sent ai'ter the if.nc pires for which it lias been paid. Single jes 5cts. Letters the publisher. E E E E & E N E N A I tit tiie is columns in sufficient contain tales, front n)i or ise oi signed -e bring '.viih •'... wit ne iiit a be in icl. certiiicue ofnecrs. H. T!iep bring wi.ii id Of is 11 '. !'.•, lto oiliciiil IV vneu in-. A minor who is v.idow. nt ,- al 0])i'-Ci.lp.. leijii*icd io live Oit 11 Y.'J duly gned llUplK eve received. a family, he hc.id lilii lie land J-' rcfiU:. eci -..tent, of c.iii pi ocee .1 a writ en en lion to Tito fe a dechr tev. for iiiliiiii tired ou business to be •TANK G. SWISIIELM A N E S NORTH-WESTERN LfiND AGENTS, 1 N N E A 0 I S N. N. SMITH, a in a E a Cggr Office on River Street, S A I N O M. LL persons desiring to invest, in Jt\. Town Property in a part of the which is unsurpassed in soil, and rapidly with bona fide settlers, can find favorable portunities by applying lo Ihe undersigned. Property for sale in the towns of St. Cloud, Newbu.g, Brottsburg, Mille Lac all the best paying towns in this part of country. N N toaiaiittance, his ^eiHemenb ii, bin, thand


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ocr: HARDWARE STORE. C. F. & W. POWELL, HAVE received at the St. Cloud Hardware Store, a complete assortment of Shelf and Heav Hardware, Locks, Latches, Bolts, Butts, and Screws, Carpenters and Farming Tools, Planes, Saws, Axes, Hatchets and Hammers, Shovels and Spades, Hoes Mattocks, Nails, Glass and Putty, STOVES AND TINWARE. We have now the best variety of Stoves ever brought into the Upper Country, among which are the famous Charter Oak, Diamond Rock, Shanghai, Wisconsin, Morning Star, Forest Green, and Arctic Air Tight. Our facilities for doing all kinds of work in the Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Department, are complete, —to which branch of the busi ness we call particular attention.


ocr: MILLER & SWISSHELM, O W E S HAVE-just O O I received a. large assortment of goods, among which are tho following: All kinds of Molasses, Sugars, Coffee and Tea, 20 Cooking Stoves, Nails, Glass, Oils, White Lead, Flour, Grain, Corn Meal, Vinegar, Dried Apples & Peaches, Tobacco Powder, Shot and Lead. ALSO, HAMS, SIDE BACON, SHOULDERS, PORK, DRIED BEEF, CHEESE, BUTTER, LARD, BEANS, RICE, &c, &c. ALSO, HALF BUSHEL MEASURES, WOODEN BUCKETS, STONE WARE CHURNS, MILK PANS, JUGS, &c, The entire assortment is for sale very low, for CASH, or will be exchanged on reasonable terms for PRODUCE, HIDES, MARKETING, &c, &c. Give us a call. May 20, 1858. CLEAR TH E TRACK!! THE CARS ARE COMING!!! JE have just opened a large and fresh as sortment of Groceries, Bacon, Pork, Flour, Feed, Grain, Nails, Cooking Stoves, Window Glass, &c, &c, &c. Which will be disposed of very low for cash or country produce, at our new store, at the lower steamboat landing. May 13 '58. MILLER & SWISSHELM Forwarding and Commission. I E respectfully solicit the consignment of Goods and Merchandize, either for stoic age or for sale upon commission, at our new store and warehouse, lower steamboat landing. May 13, '58. MILLER & SWISSHELM. Wanted. HIDES,, FURS, GRAIN, POTATOES. BUT TER EGGS, LAND WARRANTS, STATE SCRIP, &C..-&C. MILLER & SWISSHELM. May 20, 1858. A^££^-.


ocr: Cloud. R. A. SMITH, 4 CO. N E W S O E ZLSTIKI W G-OOIDS. O W I E S In Upper St. Cloud, Stearns Co., EL T. THE subscriber would respectfully announce to the citizens of St. Cloud and that he has established himself in the Goods business, in the building formerly occu pied by L. A. Evans, (and directly opposite Proctor 4 Clarke's Hardware Store,) where he has just opened his large and well selected stock of Jewelry, Bonnets, Fancy Silk, Dry Goods, and Ready-made Clothing. Of every description, and of the very best quality, which he is now offering for sale on the most reasonable terms. His entire stock was purchased in New York, at such prices, that he flatters himself cannot be undersold by any other establishment of the kind on the Up per Mississippi. He hopes by diligence and attention to business, and having for his motto, Quick Sales and Small to merit a share of public patronage. All per sons in want of anything in his line will do well to give him a call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere, as he can sell as as the St. Paul merchants. F. MONTI.


ocr: A^££^-. CHEAP CASH STORE River St., Lower Town, St. Cloud. THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand a large and well selected assortment of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, llats and Caps, Lady's and Misses' Bonnets and Hats, every variety of Glass Ware, Clocks, Looking Glasses, Violins, Brushes, Tobacco, Cigars, Yankee Notions, &c,, &c, &c H. Z. MITCHELL.


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ocr: GEORGE F. BROTT, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE. HAFarming S constantly on hand a large quantity o. and Timber Land also, town property in St. Anthony, Minneapolis, St. Cloud, Shakopee, BrottsbUrg, Syracuse, New burg, St. Marys and Mille Lac. Iff


ocr: N E W S O E IsTIE-W- 3 O O S O W I E S In Upper St. Cloud, Stearns Co., M. THtE subscriber would respectfully announce the citizens of St. Cloud and vicinity, that he has established himself in the Goods business, in the building formerly occu pied by L. A. Evans, (and directly opposite Proctor & Clarke's Hardware Store,) where he has just opened his large and well selected stock of Jewelry, Bonnets, Fancy Silk, Dry Goods, and Ready-made Clothing. Of every description, and of the very best quality, which he is now offering for sale on the most reasonable terms. His entire stock was purchased in New York, at such prices, that he flatters himself cannot be undersold by any other establishment of the kind on the Up per Mississippi. He hopes by diligence and attention to business, and having for his motto, Quick Sales and Small Profits," to merit a share of public patronage. All per sons in want of anything in his line will do well to give him a call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere, as he can sell as cheap as the St. Paul merchants. F. MONT*.


ocr: -...' .-:•: 2k B.THOMPSON, W|irCH|.HAXER AND Main Street, Uiper Town, AJsrrzzoisrr, M. T. rATCHE8, Clocks and Jewelry repaired oa the shortest notioe. All work war ltod, sad entire satisfaction guaranteed.


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ocr: STEARNS' HOUSE. THIS new and beautiful Hotel is situated upon the Muff just above the, Lower Ferry in the town of St. Cloud, commanding one of the moat beautiful views on the Mississippi river. The Proprietor assures all who visit this place that his table shall contain every bounty and luxury which can be obtained both at home and abroad. It is his intention to keep the above hotel as a first class one in every res pect.


ocr: F. TALCOTT, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Corner First Avenue & Welles St., LOWER SAINT CLOUD. TYKALER in Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Spoons, Spectacles, Gold I'ens, Silver Thimbles, &c., &c, of fine quality, which he will sell as low as any of like quality can bought this side of Chicago. Call and see. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c, repaired in good and satisfactory manner, and on reasona nlle tonus. ATTENTION. "IT THOLE interests in the flourishing towns of ST. CLOUD & EAST ST. CLOUD. Lots, single or in quantities, to suit purcha sers, t\i reasonable rates. A rare chanc for sale investments. All emmuni -aiions to be addressed to C. & J. II. TAYLOR, St. Cloud, M. T. E C. S I DEAJ.EB IX BOOTS, AND nAandforSHOES,e S sale a large assortment of Boots Shoes of th very best quality. Custom Boots Constantly on Hand. All kinds of custom work done to order in the best manner. A good assor: ment of Ready made Clothing for sale cheap. ust received a good assortment of SPRING & SUMMER HATS. Persons in want, of any of the abov• named goods cannot find them cheaper elsewhere. RAYM3ND, OWEN, & Co., MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN SASH, DOORS&BLINDS, Lower St. Cloud Minnesota. D|OORdand Window Frames constantly on han and made to order, else, Planeing, Sawing and Turning of all kinds done on short notice. J. H. RAYMOND. 3. H. OWEN. A. SMITH. T. JONES, A S I First Street, near the Saw Mill.


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ocr: will at now the ten and S tf for DO lied Wing, Sept., 1857. f( ma«U. cai of the 44-tt. a good saw. iii M. Tj or horse of Com CO NEW GOODS! NEW PRICE* GOOD TO YOXJIi NEIGHBOR, and infqriii him in all brotl: love, and request him to extend t!.e information, of the GREAT REVOLUTION At the Mercantile Establishment formerly owned and occWplod II L. & W He van*. ISAA GREE N having purchased the emir stock of Goo Is formerly belonging to W. IJ. Bcvaus, proclaims himself side ruler and proprietor «f the Me tea tile Estubli]r situated on Main street, Next door to the Post (Mice. and hereby makes known world that he has opened war upon the MINNESOTA TRADE, IiACKKD THE Combined IZantem Sf Wio-stern Market The Flag is unfurled to the breeze, on which is inscribed FAIR AN!) HONEST DEALING. The Establishment will be conducted upon PJ41NCI1M.E. :.' Goods ottered for sale as 1» the lowest. My stock of -Merchandise ranks among the l-'iivt in the West. tho well kr. assortment heretofore owuetfSy II. 1. ifc W. iJ. -. .v.s.I ], ivy r.i ale,an sh-.iilcontinue to Wliieh will enable to oiler to the public a collection of Goods which, for Uiehncs Variety, can hardly be equaled in the West., and which I pledre myseit to *ell IU CUSA can be b"iight WJ.JBT OF CHICAGO, in conclssiou. I would a licit my stock is FuSl and (complete. Embracing all the .rieties usually found inn Western Store—all of which h*» b»»a chased upon terms wkich enable me* to sell at prices which Astonish all who Purchase. I am aware that tho Public have been surfeited with Humbu Advertisements until their is somewhat shaken in them th.it it is easy make fluttering declarations to the people, in their Performance lies the SELL GOODS AS CUEAP'^AsTcAN AFFORD THEA At the same time giving my oust :w '.r\ every a.-.- »mm h.tion in my power, promising nothing but what I thereby trusting that they will in turn observe tho 'I »lil-v. 'X ils— Wh.vtsoover ye wonld othcrsshoiihl do unto you do ye even so unto them Give mc a Call and see. probably for the first time i:s RememVer that Money is easier save 1 than earned that if yon have only Dmi to you van get your MONEY'S WORTH BY PURCHASING AT THE HARD TUBS HADE EASY. OF FOOT, of the (^othingSWan house, is selling Clothinir at HIS »*52: S rrr:?'- Prices to suit the times Prices to suit 3 '.I il: Wh.vtsoove iriife a merchant who will Live up to what lie Advertises. KRPT UY filily ISAAC CiRKErV. Bis PifeTo 1+"-« $ 5 a» times.


ocr: 9- A I E O E E O WHO SUBSCRIBES FOB THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS, A BEAUTIFU I S A E Family Newspaper. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one of the bent literary paper* of the day. A Urge Quarto containing TWENTY PAGES, or SIX TY COLUMNS, of entertaining matter: and ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every week. A GIFT WORTH FROM SO CENTS TO $1000 00 WILL BE SENT TO EACH SUB SCRIBER ON RECEIPT OF THE SUBSCRIP TION MONEY. TERMS-IN ADVANCES One copy for one year, and 1 grift, Three copies one year, and 8 gift*, Five copiex one yoar, and 5 gifts, Ten copies one year, and 10 gifts, Twenty-one copies one year, and 2* gifts, 80 00. The articles to be distributed aie comprised the following list 1 United States Treasury Note, $1000, 2 do. do. do. do. 500, each. & do. do. do. do. 200, each. 10 do. do. do. do. 100, each. lVPat. Lev. Hunting Ca'd Watches, lOO.each. 20 Gold Watches, 75, each. 50 do. 60, each. 100 do. 50, each. MO Ladies Gold Watches, 85, each. 200 8ilver Hunting Cased Watchca, 80, each. 600 Silver Watches, $15 to 25, each. 1000 Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains, 10 to 80 each. 1000 Gold Pens and Pencils, 5 to 15. each. Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops Breast Pins, Cuff Fins, 81eeve Buttons, Rings, Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thimbles, and and a variety of other articles, worth from 50 cents to $15 each. On receipt of the subscription money, the subscriber's name will be entered upon our books and the gift forwurJed within one week to him, by matt or express, postpaid. taT" All communication!* must be address ed to DANIEL ADEE, Publisher, lMyl 211 Center street, New York. •2 00. 5 00. 8 00. 15 00.


ocr: IN Sash, ftc, tfte., citizens of country, the ever offered variety of VICES, RAMS, ft ftc, ftc. and his stockof Rakes,ftc Ware, constantly and most to Work DO STOVES of in at prices for winter's SHOES, SHOES, and every season. Low! sell cheap. in the give him a they will BAKER. 6, 1858. E E N Red Wing, Sept., 1857. NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES! The arrangement of the chairs will be as fol GOOD TO YOUR NEIGHBOR, and inform him in all brotherlV love, and request him to extend the information, of the GREAT REVOLUTION At the Mercantile Establishment formerly owned and occupied H. A W Bevana having purchased the entire stock of Goods formerly belonainctoH aer W. B. Bevans, proclaimshimself sole ruler and proprietor of the Mercantile Establishment situated on Mam street, fJ»"Next door to the Post Office,. and hereby makea to thr world that he has opened war upon the I W W W MINNESOTA TRADE. BACKED BY THE Combined Eastern ST Western JHarUetsr The Flag is unfurled to the breeze, on which is inscribed FAIR AND HONEST DEALING. The Establishment will be conducted upon PRINCIPLE, and Goods offered for sale as lew at the lowest. My stock of Merchandise ranks among the First in the West. To the well known assortment heretofore owned by H. L. & W. B. Bevans,I have made, and shallcontinue to make ALUABLE ADDITIONS, public a collection of Goods which, for Richness and West, and which I pledge myself to sel" ay that my stock is Which will enable me to offer to the Variety, can hardly be equaled in the "West and which I pledge myself to sell as CHBAF as can be bought WBBT or CHICAGO. In conclusion, I would Full and Complete. Embracing all the irieties usually found in a Western Store—all of which has been hased upon terms which enable me to sell at prices which Astonish all who Purchase. 1 am aware that the Public have been surfeited with Humbug Advertisements antil their faith is somewhat shaken in them that it is easy to make nattering declarations to the people, that in their Performance lies the O "TTARi My Motto therefore is te SELL GOODS AS CHEAP AS I CAN AFFORD THEM. At the same time giving my customers every accommodation in my power, promising thesa nothing but what I wk\wk% ii it wkfeftim* thereby trestrmg that they will in tarn observe the Golden Rule—Whatsoever ye weald that others should do unto you do ye even so unto them. Give me a call and see, probably for the first time in yonr life a merchant who will1 Live up to what he Advertises. Remember that Money is easier saved than earned that if yon have only a Dm to you ean get your MONET'S WORTH Th* Eclectic College of Medicine. CINCINNATI, OHIO. TUB SPRING SESSION of 1359 will commence on Wednesday, the 9th ot February,arwJ contin ue sixteen weeks. A fwll awd thorough course of Leotnres will be given-, occupying six or seven hours daily, with good opportunities for attention to practical Anatomy, and with am ple Clinical facilities at the Commercial Hos pital. BY PURCHASING AT THE CASH STORE KEPT BY 62ly I S A A E E N spend A and E DEAFNESS—TOTAL OR PARTIAL, ENTIREL REMO VED DRtion.of ENWOOD Sr., begs to call the atten those suffering under a partial or total loss of the sense of hearing to the following facts. He treats diseases of the middle and in ternal ear with medicated douches, such asia practised in the Infirmaries of Berlin, Lerpawv Brussels, Hamburg and Petersburg, and lately by the most distinguished London atnrhrts, with


ocr: JBetcher 0 Ashton, IN W A E DESCRIPTION. OIL, GLASS, DOORS, WILLOW WARE of Goodhue and sur his extensive stock of size and variety in South it for PRICES. Minn. 98m» Builder. the Mechanic. for the Farmer. for the million, at HIRAM BROWN'S of B., B. ft A. our City have Broad street under yetpeople should not feel over its ornamen if you have to buy any the old stand of Brown, I will pay you foi the H. BROWN, Successor of B.,B. ft A. from $4 per keg upwards assortment at H. BROWN'S, Succossor of B., B. A A. WINTER GOODS Stand of & SHELDON'S STORE. of a large and splen and SHOES, S and CAPS, GLASS W A E ftc. WARE, SILVER WATCHES, LOCKETS, ft SILVER PENCILS, assortment of JEWELRY OF felt Vfelift tfr¥LE and BEAUTY in will be sold CHEAPER been offered in this Mar are respectfully invi our Stock before pur sell Groceries at wholesale were bought for CASH, the same terms. A good and satisfaction guaran Remember that Goods MERCHANTS their trade as low as adding Freight and Espen examination of our Stock, stock of OILS, MtJEJD WMJV& Hardware Store! E. L. BAKER, (Successor to T. J. Cooper,) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Hardware, Tinware. STOVES, Mechanics' Tools, Building Materials, Sash, Glass, Agricultural Implements, ftc, tfte., has the pleasure of offering tojthe citizens of Red Wing and the surrounding country, the LARGEST, BEST, AND CHEAPEST assortment of Goods in hisHine ever offered to their notice, comprising every variety of SHELF HARDWARE, NAILS, VICES, ELLO W S, ANVILS, DRILLS, CHAINS, HYDRAULIC RAMS, PUMPS, LEAD PIPE, MILL WHEELS, MILL ft CROSSCUT SAWS. FILES, AXES, SCALES, GRIND STONES, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, ftc, ftc. His stock of IRON is complete,consistingof Feru, Sligo, Swedish, English, and American Refined. Farmers will do well to examine his stockof Agricultural Implements Including Plows, Cultivators, Reapers,Mow ers, Seed Drills, Cradles, Scythes, Rakes,ftc His stock of Tin, Sheeliron and Japaned Ware, Is the largest in town, and he is constantly manufacturing, having the best and most experienced WORKMEN, he is-prepared to do to orderall kinds of Sheet Iron, Tin, and Copper Work STOVJES, Of these his assortment is unsurpassed, PARLOR STOVES, OFFICE STOVES, Foot & Sweoey. WHOLESALE AND E A I #EALEfcS LEATHER & FINDINGS, DO HOTEL STOVES, Low and elevatedven COOK STOVES of every size, style, pattern and dimension in the universe, all of which he holds at prices lower than was ever before offered. Get ready for winter, and for winter's work and sport. SLEIGH SHOES, HORSE SHOES, SLEIGH BELLS, SKATES, WHIPS, SADDLERY HARDWARE, and every thing necessary or useful for the season. His terms are cash! Jus prices Low! EM principle is to do right, and sell cheap. Regardless of the Consequences And such as are in want of anything in the Hardware line are requested to give him a call before purchasing elsewhere, they will save money by so doing. E. L. BAKER. Main street, Red Wing, Nov. 6, 1858. 185$. 1859. BOOT&& SHOES, READY MADE CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, RUBBER GOODS, STATIONARY, JEWELRY & NOTIONS, Ac, &c, are just receiving their E E N Red Wing, Sept., 1857. NEW GOODS! NEW The arrangement of the chairs will be as fol lows E St. O N M. Professor of Anatomy and Physiology. E M. D. Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy. A. O W E M. Professor of Surgery. C. CLEVELAND M. Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics. Wm. SHERWOOD ST. Professor of Medical Practice and Pathology. GOOD TO YOUR NEIGHBOR, and inform him in all love, and request him to extend the information, of the GREAT REVOLUTION At the Mercantile Establishment formerly owned and occupied H. A W Bevana A N A N M. Emeritus Professor of Cerebral Physiology and Institutes of Medicine. O N KING, M. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Woman and Children. Tho Terms for the Session will be the same as heretofore, viz:—Matriculation. $5,00.— Tuition, $20,00. Demonstrator's Ticket, $5,00. (Every Student is required to engage in dissec tion one session before graduation.) Gradna ation, $25,00. Ticket to Commercial Hospital, (optional) $5.00. The Lecture-Booms are t.cwly finished, neat, and comfortable, and in a central lotalitj (in College Hall, Walnut Street), where students will find it convenient to call on their arrival. Tickets for the season lnuy be obtained of the Dean- of the Faculty, nt his office, No. 113 Smith Street, or of Prof. C. H. CLEVELAND, Secretary of the Faculty, Nw. 139 Seventy street, near Elm. 106y JOHN KING, M. D.. Dean. THE COLLEGE JOURNAL dF MEDICAL SCIENCE, A MONTHLY MAGAZINE of 48 pages, conducted by the Faculty of The Eclectic College of Medicine, is published at One payable in advance. The volume not commences with tho year. Communica tions for subscription, or for specimea numbers, should be directed to DB. C. H. CLEVELAND, Publisher, lOgy 189 Seventh Street iCjgjoinnati, O. having purchased the entire stock of Goods formerly belonainctoH W. B. Bevans, proclaimshimself sole ruler and proprietor of the Mercantile situated on Mam street, fJ»"Next door to the Post Office,. and hereby makea to world that he has opened war upon the I W W MINNESOTA TRADE. BACKED BY THE Combined Eastern ST Western The Flag is unfurled to the breeze, on which is inscribed FAIR AND HONEST DEALING. The Establishment will be conducted upon PRINCIPLE, and Goods offered for sale as lew the lowest. My stock of Merchandise ranks among the First in the West. To the well assortment heretofore owned by H. L. & W. B. Bevans,I have made, and shallcontinue to ALUABLE ADDITIONS, public a collection of Goods which, for Richness West, and which I pledge myself to sel" ay that my stock is Which will enable me to offer to the Variety, can hardly be equaled in the "West and which I pledge myself to sell as CHBAF can be bought WBBT or CHICAGO. In conclusion, I would Full and Complete. Embracing all the irieties usually found in a Western Store—all of which has been hased upon terms which enable me to sell at prices which Astonish all who Purchase. 1 am aware that the Public have been surfeited with Humbug Advertisements antil their is somewhat shaken in them that it is easy to make nattering declarations to the people, in their Performance lies the O "TTARi My Motto therefore is te SELL GOODS AS CHEAP AS I CAN AFFORD THEM. At the same time giving my customers every accommodation in my power, promising nothing but what I wk\wk% ii it wkfeftim* thereby trestrmg that they will in tarn observe the Golden Rule—Whatsoever ye weald others should do unto you do ye even so unto them. Give me a call and see, probably for the first time in yonr life a merchant who will1 Live up to what he Advertises. Remember that Money is easier saved than earned that if yon have only a Dm to you ean get your MONET'S WORTH Th* Eclectic College of Medicine. CINCINNATI, OHIO. TUB SPRING SESSION of 1359 will commence on Wednesday, the 9th ot February,arwJ contin ue sixteen weeks. A fwll awd thorough course of Leotnres will be given-, occupying six or seven hours daily, with good opportunities for attention to practical Anatomy, and with am ple Clinical facilities at the Commercial Hos pital. BY PURCHASING AT THE CASH STORE KEPT BY 62ly I S A A E E N A and E DEAFNESS—TOTAL OR ENTIREL REMO VED DRtion.of ENWOOD Sr., begs to call the those suffering under a partial total loss of the sense of hearing to the facts. He treats diseases of the middle and ternal ear with medicated douches, such practised in the Infirmaries of Berlin, Brussels, Hamburg and Petersburg, and by the most distinguished London atnrhrts, the most wonder'ul euccete indeed, it is the method that has been universally successful. The best proof of the efficacy of this ment will be a reference to nearly niae names, residents of the United States, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, who been restored to acuvate hearing, and not single solitary case to our knowledge, did fail to effect a partial or a total restoration the hearing, when our advices and were faithfully and punctually adhered Many who could not hear the report of a at arm's length, can now hear awatci heat theditiafceoffmrfet. In cases of Mucous cumulation in the Eustachion tubeand num, inflammation of the mvcue membrane, tovt affection*.diseases of the membrane nta, called the "Drum," or when the can be traced to the effect offerer* orcrUdt. use ot quinine or murcvral medicine gathering* the tart of childhood. Ac. this treatment pre-eminent. When the auditory cafial is and scaly, with little or no secretion, when deafness is accompanied with noise in the like falling water, chirpmg oj ineeott, ringing belle, »vttling ifleatet, ontnual puliation* a charge rf matter: or when in stopping, a is felt us if a ruth of bliod to the head had place: when the hearing is lest aetde in chvdy weather, or when a cold has btjen this method «f treating the dinente In deaf and dumb cases, my esperieAre me in saying that if the hearing was good any time, much can be accomplished. In deaf and dumb schools at LeipMc, out of a of fourteen 1 succeeded in re-toring four to hearing. Dr. E. begs explicitly to state that in cases he undertakes, he guarantee a result—complete restoration of the sense, such a marked improvement as wiH be satisfactory, if his remedies are faithfully ed and directions adheard to applicants please state their age. duration of the disease, matter issues from the external passage, if are noises in the ears, state of general and what they suppose to have been the


ocr: Successor to Broton, JBetcher 0 DEALER IN A W A E OF EVERT DESCRIPTION. STOVES, IRON, NAILS, PAINTS, OIL, GLASS, SASH AND DOORS, TIN, WOOD and WILLOW WARE OFFERS to the people of Goodhue and sur rounding counties his extensive stock of Goods, unequalled in size and variety in South era Minnesota. I offer it for CASH AT REDUCED PRICES. Broat street, Red Wing, Minn. 98m» HARDWAREforthe Builder. HARDWARE for the Mechanic. HARDWARE for the Farmer. HARDWARE for the million, at HIRAM BROWN'S Successor of B., B. ft A. CITY IMPROVEMENTS.—Though our City Council seems to have Broad street under its special fond care, yetpeople should not feel any scruples about travelling over its tal surface. Gentlemen, if you have to buy Hardware, come to the old stand of Betcher & Ashton and I will pay you foi trouble. H. BROWN, NAILS Successor of B.,B. ft A. of all sizes from $4 per keg IRON—an extensive assortment at H. BROWN'S, Succossor of B., B. A A. NEW FALL AND WINTER


ocr: 1858. WE 1859. For Fatt and Winter. AT THE W O E S A E A E A I Cheap Cas Store, J. C. WEATHERBY & CO. Small profit*, large sale havw just received and are receiving a Large and Attractiv* Voc DRY GOODS5 reduced Which have been purchased at prices and will be sold low. READY MADE CLOTHING, Hats and Caps, Boots ana Shoes:: PLOWS! GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS A W A E FLOU AN PORK Cash buyers will find it to their intent to call and examine our Stock before purchash ing. Main street. Reel Wins HI. T. J. C. WEATHERBY ft CO. RED WING, Minnesota. 123y J. J. EICHTEE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in DRY GOODS GROCERIES, CROCKERY, A S ft CAPS, PORK, HAMS, LARD, FLUID. LAM OIL, BUTTE ft CHEESE. A so Dealer in Ready Made Clothing. Broad Cloths, Cassimers and Tailors* Triinings. I also have a Tailoring department for th manufactory of Cloths to order. Warranted fit or no sale. Also a large stock of BOOTS AXTD SHOES, FANCY GOODS,


ocr: MESER0LE A MeLAREN, FORWARDING & Commission Merchants, A N E N E A STEAMBOAT A E N S E WING, MINNESOTA. ALL goods should be marked to our care. Immediately, the owner wil he notified of arrival. Merchandise or produce consigned to us for will be sold lor Cash only. BEFEB TO CONSTANT STEVENSON, St. Paul, Mo INTIBE SHELDON. Red Hlng, BOTNTON SMITH, Milwaukee, H. J. NAZBO Co. April 24,135S. 90 tf P. M. WRIGHT, STORAGE, FORWARDING & C0MMSISI0NJ MERCHANT


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ocr: ~5!«r* B. THOMPSON, WA OH- MAKER AND Main Street, Upper Town, S A I ^HjES, Clocks and Jewelry n-th6 shortest notice. All work utetj, a Entire satisfaction guaranteed.


ocr: .o.t o'JJ' 6X'A ...' i-, .'.afcJd' 7WM fAtW-BATTB-l AOT .1EWBLER, l\£$j$R% CIft'sanj .Tor f-w —n 1r J(„ on tlie, hni tm notice. A-1 Wf war tontel, noi entire satlsraction jtiuritttveL


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ocr: |M COST Prices'to suit the times. AT COST AT COST AT COST AT COST WINTER CLOTHING WINTER CLOTftfNG WlNTKRCLOTillNG FOR CASH 1'OJt CASH FOR CASK OF JA*aP JLii.u JBL jrKM.: 1 -J 'rices to suit the times. von CASH FOR- CAS Groat ro lnciio: umr&i-fe n\ iie:wt!!! Tlu- larucn iuul'vc W ii At Co-t At Co-t At Coff HARD TIMES HADE EASY. ml ft 4 ^11 IB ^^-*|.-'--V^S*=-V'EA SAJ^J^MJB FOOT, of the €lotliiiig^War house, is selling- hisT Big"5 Pile^o Clothinir at AT COST COIN'.} GOING COJNO GO}NC OOiNC !rftfnitj?M 'i'jirti '2 -t BiOCk !'!.'.-i:.] •••}.):«] For A At Prices Kfihici 1 PriecM livihiocd Friecs Rt-rlueetl l'rlrcs il'.'tluci No. 3. Pluiti St. opposite the Keily llousf Bills of $50 and over for Approved Paper. Red Wing, Jan. 1st, 1868. ala Prices to suit the time.v ran CASH FOR CASH FOR (ASH FOR (AS AT COST AT COST AT COST \T COST AT COST AT COST FOR CASH FOR CASH l«'OR CASH AT COST AT COST AT COST AT COST AT COS ,: bcf ft ii Clotlnng \y in Kt »r Cnsli OatAi C* to 50 per Cent •if) u, 5 0 jit'i- Cent •'0 to 50 per Cent 40 to 50 per Cent •'.0 to 50 per Cei 3 Monties Tim S. B. FOOT. •4


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ocr: QHEAP CASH STORE I River St, Lower Town St Cloud. HE subscriber fcecp3 cons antly on hand & JL large nud well t-alected assortment of Dry Joods, Clothing. Boots and Shoes, Hats and aps, Lady's aud Misses' Bonnets and Hats, every variety of Glass ^'are, ClockE. Locking •laBses, Violins, Brushes, Tobacco', Cigars, Yankee Notions, &c„ &c. kt


Red Wing sentinel. [volume]

ocr: Insurance Capital Enlarged. lucorporatrd 1810. Charter Perpetual CASH GAPJTAL ENLARGED VhJnty, 5T, A I 000 000 SURPLUS $422,162,11. WITH TUB PRESTIOE OV 38 YEARS SUCCESS AND EXPERIENCE. DIRECTORS. T. K. race. Jr.. Sam'l Tudor. Joseph Church. Robt. Hall, M. A.Tnttlo. E. Flower. E. A lilkelcv. R. Mather. E. 6 Ripley. S. S. Hard.II. Z. Pratt. A.Dun ham, U. F. Ili Iyer, T. A. Alexander, C. II. Urainard, W.Keney. CFFICERS. E. O. RIPLEY, President, T. A. ALEXANDER. Vice President. Tnos. BRACE, JR., Sec'y, J. B. BENNETT, Gen'l Agent. INSURES AGAINST THE Dangers or Fire A ND Perils of Inland Navigation. At as Liberal Rules and Ratesas risks assumed Permit of for Solveroy and Fair Profit. Especial Attention Psiid to Insurance of Dwcl lings. Farm Property. Out-llnildings and Contents. Siuh Insured for Periods of Three to Five Years on the most Favorable Terms. LOSSES EQTABLY ADJUST AND PROMPTLY PAID l.OSSIS PA ID $10,437,313 .81. If wealth, with a steady and prompt atten tion to a legitimate Insurance business, and the execution of contracts in good faith, have inducements with the public in selecting underwriter—we refer them for test of and our elaims to their patronage, to of past services, tendering their witli increasing ability and facilities in Choice first-clnns Indemnity may b-ffcteiJ withntt lihiy, hits well known end ab'e cop wot i, through WARREN BRISTOL, 63m3 Agent, Red Wing


ocr: E STON E STOR N A I S STILL CONTINUES Tt» be the center of attraction to all who wish to buy "GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH," nnd now is the time to buy CHEAP! As Messrs. A /VIA «fc S I TH aro RUSHING OF THEIR Extensive Assortment Preparatory to fiUing up with Fall and Winter Their stock comprises nearly. E E I N That can b* called for in tho lino of BRT0OOBS! Boots & Shoes! O I N Hats & Caps I 1AB11MS, *!R(Dtftl, GROCERIES, S A S A S S S I N E S &c, t-a, kc. Country Merchants are respectfully to examine our If 8 I /?eforc purchasing elsewhere. Flour, Buck wheat Flour A Meal, For Sale at G. &


ocr: TIIOS. B. OAVIS. I 0 E A O N S E E I A O IMPORTER Of BRANDIES^ WINES, a LIQUOMB, E mm H«uv lack «r .th-rwn-.


ocr: Sattrhcls, &c, A for sale 4~- ^«ea tor i/asn.U.r^lf lied Winz. May 1837. Save Your JVH W zo* J. F.& E. ENZ, AVINfi I At l.%?i jus I rocoi.ving ngin a general of seircdl enassormen are eonsanly ._ of Groceries, Provisions, KTAPLE AND FA^CY DRY GOODS CROCKERY*! [BOOTS AND SHOES, 4% Which we offer a reduced prices, our moo "Qeick SitW* and Small Profif.«* 1 7 & a S S & SAP-2T3SB. arw«i»vc»iw rce new covert a»ene^"' *"l Trunks Valises, Bridles, Ha tors, A ESZ, iB^ Wing, Miy i\. ir KIC.'ITER. 44y 44 ^,000 ACRES OF.BI0H FABHIKG LAN I For Sale by ^MIFHT^WXK 06


ocr: W S S E N E & Ho's Advertising and O E I N A 4* 12 N I No. 144 RANDOLPH BT. CHICAOC, In. EAGL E "WCftES, CIIICACJO, ILLINOIS. IS THE LARGEST MACHINERY MANU I fuctory and Depot in tho United States, where may bo found A I O A E I CARS a Ac S a a TEAM ENGINES, Locomotive. Tubular and Cylinder Steam Boil ers, Smoke Pipe, Breeches, Sheet W»rk, &c and all kinds of Wood and Iron Machlenry. Premium Portable CrRCULAR SAW MILLS, With important Anti-Friction improvements. WELCH &G]RIFFITH»S CIRCULAR Of every size. MOYES' PORTABLE FLUR & CORN MILLS. With new improvements, with or without Bolts and General Mill Fnrnishings. A foil ment of a a in at Wholesale arid Retail. SUPERIOR SHINGLE MILLS. Clark's P.-tcitt Feeder and A»nrm, A svrc preventative of Boiler explosion low water. STFAM AND WATER GUAGES, STEAM WHISTLES. FINISHED BRASS WORK AND ENGINE TRIMMINGS, CASTINGS & MILL GEARINGS, GATES'PATENT SCREW (UTTER, BEST MACHINISTS' FILES, Of our own importion. SCALES from the small counter to the road or Weight Lock Scale. Also. Sugar Mills Letter Presses, Warehouse Trucks, .fee. Wo say to the public, that our buildings other improvements commenced last year, all completed, and in full operation, and prepared to bll all orders for Machinery, entire promptness, *44yl GATES, WARNER, CHALMERS & FBASER P. W.GATES, K.8 WAUKKX, T. CIIAI.UEHS A. O. WAKNKR, B. FRASER. RUFUS C. CHAPMAN, Agent, Rochester,


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ocr: M. THOMPSON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, NO. 21 4J STREET, Washington City, D. C—will at attend. with promptness and fidelity, to all business entrusted to him in the courts of law and equity within the Distriel of Col umbia, and before the Court tf Claims,and the Supreme Court of the United States, and to the prosecution of claims before the various departments of General Govern ment and before. Congress. He will particular attention to Claims before the General Land Office, arising under the swamp laud mid graduation laws pre emption acts of September 4. 1841 Aug us 26, 1842 March, 3, 1843 May 8,18 46 the municipal act of May 23. 1844 mail contractors'act of March 4, 1855. and under all other laws.


ocr: N OTICE OF CO PARTNERSHIP.' fTIhe undersigned have this day porch***-' J_ the entire stock and'interest of M«ssra Dunwell & Hartshorn in the Grocery and Lum ber business in St. Cloud, and associated them selves under the name and tstyle of P. Laab & Co. for the purpose of carrying on the said bu siness, and hope by strict attention to iSa want of their customers to receive a liberal share of Patronage. P. LAMB. W. P. BLAGROVB. I .St.. Cloud Sept. 20 1858.


ocr: SEC. 9. Nothing in this act shall be nnstrucd as to exempt any property this State from execution, or for clerks, laborers or mechanics' wages. Sec. 10. All laws inconsistent revisions of this Act are hereby Sec. 11. This act shall take effect after its' passage. GEO. BRADLEY, Speaker of the H. of WM. HoiiCOMBE, Pres't Senate. Approved August 12th, 1858. A. H. SIBLEY, Governor.


ocr: 16^ B. THOMPSON, W A I OH-HAKBR AHTI) Main Street, Upper Town, OT VYJ A I v'HES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired the shortest notice. AH work war antat a entire 8atisfaction guaranteed.


ocr: a jpT S I I DEALEK IN BOOTS, SHOES, AND CLOTBJKG, HAandfor S sale a large assortment of Boot£ Shoes of the very best qualirj Oustom Boots Constantly on 'Hand. All kinds of custom work done to order the best manner. A good assortment, of Ready made Clothing for sale cheap. Just received a good assortment of SPRING & S E HATS. Persons in want of any of the above named goods cannot find, thorn cheaper elsewhere.


St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume]

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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume]

ocr: An -i. ST- LOUD DEMOCRAT 0??ICE ON THE WESTERN BANK OF THE DO MILES ABOVE THE PALLS OF ST. ANTHONY, OPPOSITE .an* THETERMS: STEAMBOAT LANDING. Mopy, onp yeflf?. Two copies, one year, I $ 2,00 3,00 7,C0 12,00 20,00 ar, Five copies, one year, Ten Twenty payment must, invariably be made in advance. F.ATES OF ADVERTISING. One column, one year, $60,00 half column, 35,00 One-fourth of a column 20,00 One square, (ten lines or less) one week, 1,00 Business Cards not over six lines, 5,00 Over six lines and under ten, 7,00 Legal advertisements at legal rates. All letters of business to be directed to the EDITOR.


ocr: STEPHEN MIDLER. HENRY SWISSHELM. MILLER & SWISSHELM, DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE, Water Street, Lower Town, St. Cloud. O. O. ANDREWS, COUNSELLOR AT LAW, SAINT' CLOUD 3IINNESOTA. E S L.A_ W OFFICE, River Street, near the Stearns House. HENRY G. KILBOURNE, Deputy Sheriff and Notary Public. WILL attend to Colleuion of Debts and Payment of Taxes Land. Invest ments made for Capitalists. Twenty-five per cent, per annum guarrantecd. T. H. BARRETT, Civil Engineer and Surveyor, JB@r Office on First Street, Lower St. Cloud. Maps of all surveyed lands, and plats of all the leading towns of Northern Minnesota, can be had at all times at my office. HARDWARE STORE.


Red Wing sentinel. [volume]

ocr: TIIOS. B. DAVIS, I E A O N S E E T, I A O tu BRAJS DIES, WfNES, GINS, LIQUORS, ETC. Good? :«ld under Otsuhn iioznt lack »r otbenruc


ocr: JYEW I O S J. F. & E. ENZ, HAVIJKl just received. and arc constantly receiving,) an entire stock Of C.UUD.N, confiisnng in a general assortment of Groceries, Provisions, S A E AN FANCY BET CROCKERY: BOOTS AND SHOES, Src, 'A'liieh we offer at rcd&setl price*, onr motto Salts and Small Profit-." grOOISD & 24.F.172CS. tJff~yfi have also three new Covered a general assortment of Saddlery, consisting Trunks, Valises. Hridles. Halters, a &c-• &,i~-for CvhCap forCJaSll, fAl! J. F. & E.ENZ. 44y Red Win*, May 2, 1557 2,000 ACRES OF RICH FARMING LAND For Sale br SMITH, TOWNE A Co


ocr: Fnsnrance Capital Enlarged. Incorporated 1S10. CASH Charter Perpetual. ENLARGED CAPITA~~ Vh Jut?/, '57, io 1000 000 SURPLUS $422,102,11. WITH TUE PRESTIGE OF 3S YEARS SUCCESS AND EXPERIENCE. DIRECTORS, T. K. race. Jr.. Sam'l Tudor, Joseph Church. Bobt. Hall, M. A. Tuttlo. E, Flower, E. A ulkclcy, R. Mather. E. 6 Ripley, S. S. Hard. II. Z. Pratt, A.Dun ham, U. F. lli-lycr, T. A. Alexander, C. II. Rrainard, W. Kcney. CFF1CERS. E. G. RIPLEY, President, T. A. ALEXANDER, Vice President, TIIOS. BRACE, JR., See'y, B. BENNETT, Gcn'l Agent. INSURES AGAINST THfi Dangers of Fire A N Perils of Inland Navigation. At as Liberal Rales nnd Rates as risks assumed Permit of for Solvency and Fair Profit. Especial Attention Paid to Insurance of Dwel lings, Farm Property, Out-Bnildings and Contents. Such Insured for Periods of Three to Five Years on tho most Favorable Terms. LOSSES EQ'TABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID LOSSES PAID«10,437,312.84 If wealth, with a steady and prompt atten tion to a legitimate Insurance business, and the execution of contracts in good faith, have inducements with the public in selecting their underwriter— we refer them for test of ond our claims to their patronage, to of past services, tendering their with increasing ability and facilities in future Choice first-class Indemnity may without delay, with ihis well known end able corporation^ through WARREN BRISTOL, 63m3 Agent, Red Wing. S E A a in A N


ocr: STILL CONTINUES T» be the center of attraction to nil who to buy "GOODS CHEAP FOE CASH," now is the tllne to bny JEAP! As Messrs. GAMA'lA & SMITH aro RUSHING OFF TflEIR Extensive Assortment Preparatory to fiilinjr up with Fall and Goods. Their stock comprises nearly. EVERYTHING! That can b» called for in the line of Boots & Shoes! O I N Rats £r Caps: GROCERIES, A S S S I N E S va, $-a, w. Country Merchants are respectfully to examine our !5 /-'cfore purchasing elsewhere. Flour Unci* wheu Flou & Bfcal, For Sale at O. & S'. N I E FOR SALE AT GAMBIA «$• SMITH'S. SAINT IJAUL TO I I I A O & 911L W A. E E «7-TIMEAND MONEY SAVED-^a Milwaukee & Mississippi A I II 0 A IS CONNECTION WITH TIIK NE W A S E I O BOATS OK E— Prairie Du I'hirn & St. Paul 0 Baggage Ch!«.kcd through to SO CIIA.VOE OF CARS BETWEEN PRAIRIE DU AM) ST. PAUL AND MILWAUKEE. Passengers going to Milwaukee or and Eastern points will save TIME »fc lr taking the Milwaukee and Mississippi tioad at Prairio dix Cliion Passenger Trains leave Prairie du daily, lis follows SUNDAYS KXCEPTJ I). Day Express for Milwaukee and 7.Ml n. ni. Arriving at Chicago in time


ocr: Fjr Fall and Winter. W O E S A E A N E A I Cheap Cash Store Small profits, large sale and no W DRY GOODS, Which have been purchased at reduced pri ces and will Le sold low. READY MADE Hate and Caps, Boots and Shoes PLOWS! GROCERIES AND A W A E FLOUR AND PORK. Gash buyers will find it to their interst call and examine our Stock before ing. Ulai street, W in II. J. C. WEATHERBY & CO. September 23,} 857. 44y INDIAN WAR ENDED! AND P3ACS And the Subscriber is at the corner of Main and Plum s.'.reets, large and extensive stock oi Merchandise! /-"lONSISTlNC in part of Staple and RRM* Ladies' Drcs-s Goods, Embroidery, slievcs and Collars Dress Trimmings the latest style, Infants' Clothing, Shawls and Parasols, Embroidery dow Curtains, Mosqueto-bars, Prints Ginghams of the choicest palcrns. Yankee Notions! llosery, Gloves, Perfumery, Thread and tons Sewing, Embroidery and Silk. Damask Tabic Cloths, Towels and Diapcis. Furnishing (»cn(knicns' Shirts and Collars, Neck-Tics and of every description Satins, Cloths Cassimers. BOOTS A"TO S 3 0 3 0 HATS A N HAPS, READY CLOTHIN CKOCKEB a GLAS S W A OROCERIEN, Sugar and Molasses, Tea and Coflcc, Fruit, Preserves, Flavoring Extracts, matoes, Oysters, Soap and Candles, and Blasting Powder, Shot and Burning Flu and Lard Oil. WASH TUBS AND WOODEN GARDEN & FIELD With other articles too numerous to tion, all of which will be old at or retail, Cheapfor£ J. J. RICIITEIt. Red Wing, May 23, 1857. 44y Nave our JYEW have jnst received and a*e opening a Large and Attractive Si«ck of STAPLE AUD PAITSV