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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-12-05
Ii. PRESLEY * Co.

Hs ~ NOs
On Roberts street, Saint Paul, a few
doors north of Third street.
Z, ANUFACTJRER of every variety of
lia cigars, md dealer in tobacco, snuff,
pipes, &c.; is supplied with the choicest as
sOrt,uent, which W III he sold remarkably low
for cash. Also, keeps for sale at wholesale
and retail, any quantity of hess aud prime
pork, white beaiis, corn meal ,superfine flour,
huckmheat flour, green apples, onions, Irish
POTATOES, sweet potalOes, cheese, fresh but
ter, candles, soap, starch, saleratus, sugar,
mackerel, cranberrleS, cove oysters, sar-
dimes, matches, blacking, baskets, looking
glasses, gloves, mitrens, imported Spanish
smoking and scartalati tobacco, oats, mecca
sins, aud conch shells.
SIX HUNDRED KINDS OF TOYS
for children. The largest assortment north
of ST. Louis. Also, Pecan, Brazil, almond
aud peanuts, candies, cakes, ork-baskets.
A variety of fireworks, crackers, bears oil
rosemary, ox-inarrow and perfumery; Jew.
elry, rings, pencils, pistols, percussion caps
spiItoons, &c.
I The best qualify of cavendish chewing
tobacco ever brought into town.
n. b. Il. p. s Co. manufacture cigars
of The best Havana tobacco, and can sell CT.
CARS as low as they can lie afforded ant
" here in the United States. We shall lie
glad 10 have u call from Our friends in town
or country, who have purchases to make
I Call where The wooden Indian stands sentry
at the door and you can buy a little cheaper
| for cash than any where else in 81. Paul.
Nov. %, IS4a. S3-ly
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KNOX INSURANCE co.


Capital 5000, OOO.---Fire, Marine, and
Life Insurance. --.Office on Water ST.,
near Market. in Wise's Brick Row,
Vincennes, Ind.
FENiilS COMPANY having been duly organized
Il ard the capital stoc properly secured, are
now prepared TO receive applications for insurance.
against loss or damage by ire, on Buildings, Mer-
chandize, Machinery, Mills, Manufactures, aud
all descriptions of properly. Also, Merchandise
aad Produce in the course Of inland transporta-
ton, and III, rS of the seas, and upon the lives
Of Individuals. The rates Of Premium which
will govern this institution, will conform to the
established rates Of Eastern Otlio Is.
fl All Losses will be Literally and promptly
adjusted and paid.
DIRECroRs-Robert n Carnan, VIM. ].
Wise, VIM. J. iIeberd, III. f.. Pee Cyrus NJ.
Allen, Vincennes Vincent L. West, NJ. d., III e
CO.. Ind; Peter T. Bailey, Fort Wayne, Ind.
I hos. T. Benbridge, Lafayette, Ind. !; Walter w.
Eariy, Terre-liaute, Ind. u. Wallace, Indian
apolls. Ind; II. u. As, Evansville, Ind ii. r..
Scoo!crait. Washington, ID. c.; Il. Plat, n. Y.
Il. n. CARNAN, Pres't.
B. 5. WHITNEY, Sec'y.
CYRUS vi. ALLEN, ,.,-
SAMUEL JUDAH, !
H. JACKSON,
Agent Of the above Company for St Paul.
November 30th, 1919. 33-lf
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The Miracle Of the Gulls.

Il appears by the following account
from one Of the Mormons at Salt Lake,
that the Saints there have got up, at last
quite an original miracle. The writer
says:
'.'The crickets have not troubled Us
this wear. Hundreds and thousands OF
guIls made their appearance early IN the
spring, and as soon as the crlckets APP
pcared, the gulls made war on them,
and tacy have swept them clean, so
thal there is scarce u cricket TO be found
10 the valley. 1t was ;rul y cheering to
See the focks of these saviours, extend
ine several miles in length, come from
the Lake.early in the morning, and eat
ing crickets all day, then, at shutdown,
form in mass, and wing their way. to
the Lake for a nights rest. One curl
osity about them is, that they don't eat
the crickets merely to live, but after
feeding themselves, they would vomit
them Up and go to eating again, and thus
continue eating and vomiting through
ont the entire day. 1t is a matter of as
Constituent to see how fast they pick
them up, and a person could form but
poor estimate of the amount destroyed
By these winged saviours. Suffice 1t to
say that, about three weeks after the
gulls made their appearance, scarce a
cricket could be seen. This is plainly
a MIRACLE in behalf Of this people, as
the sending of the quails in the camp OF
the l.raelites; and what makes it more
mantle 4 is the fact, that although there
were plenty of crickets in the surround
irg yalieys, where there are no crops,
the gulIs came by them to the farms, and
stayed there till they had cleared them
off. although men were at work around
.heln at the time"
Another account adds the following:
We look upon tins as one OF the
manifestations of the favor of the Al
mighty; for the mountaincers say that
they never found gulls here until the
Nornons came"
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Flesae. tie tremendous freshets o!
fSl6and z, were but poorly prepared
fos; consequently the greater portion OF
he Iogs designed to supply the mills,
sr,T carried by and lodged in the mum
stated bottoms; many at such distances
from he channel as not to be worth
hauling back to it. II is estimated that
no less than 5000 logs were in the riv-
or at the time of the great freshet OF
Juae 7th, 1877, large portion of which
were carried to the Mississippi bottoms
few sf the vast number having ever been
turned to profitable account.
The heavy loss incurred by these dis
aste-s. had the effect to destroy conf
dence in the numbering business, and
in the responsibility of the mill proprie-
torl; thus forcing operations into mar
rover but safer limits-.The last two sea-
sons nave been favorable, and conf
deaco in BUSINESS IS measurably restor-
Cd. and pecuniary embarrassment to a
great extent relieved.
The annual manufacture of lumber is
four l.iIiion feet. Single making ha
been successfuily prosecuted; the annu-
al manufacture being about two millions.
Tao entire Black River country is re-
markably healthy That scourge Of the
West the Ague, is known only to tine
most unfayorable localities.
The population is between four and
five hundred, including about 70 women
and as many children. Messrs. Doug.
Jas, Nichols and Stickney, below the
Fails, and James O'Neil in the Upper
Pinery, are the principal farmers.
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DAN'L NOBLE JOHNSON,
Attorney at Law and Land Agent,
Wiiiow R,rer, Wisconsin,
WILL promptly attend to all business en-
w trusted to his care Particular attention
given TO locating land warrants, entering, securing
prescription claims, and all oihes business COM
necied with the Willow River and Saltwater
Land Offices.
REFERENCES.
His Excellency Nelson Dewey, Gov. Wis.
Hon. Thos. McHugh, Sec, of State.
% Isaac =. Walker, U. 5. Senate.
:. J. Duane Dolly, ii Of II, S.
G. H. Slaughter, Esq, Rec Nj Point l.. o.
Moses Gibson, Esq, Willow River.
Lion II. II. SibIey, Minnesota.
Oct Is 26tf
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Daiiey's and ConneIl's Magical Pain
charlottesville Worlds Wonders.
Pronounced SO by all who have ever
used it.
WHITE SWELLING, inflammation,
w Pain in the Back, Weak Limbs, Ten
der or Sore Feet, and all Scrotulous Sores
are speedily and permanently cured by Dai-
ley's and Conmell's Magical Pain Extractor.
IL is equally beneficial in all kinds of infau-
nlatory diseases, such as sore nipples aud
eyes, sprains, rheumatism, white swelling
and ulcers, bruises, burns, chiblaius. cry
sip9las, piles, &C.. will quickly be relieved
by the application of this salve. Ii has the
most perfect power over all pains by fire,
positively alIaying the suffering almost in-
indefinitely npon ITS application. Kind pa
rents keep IL constantly on hand, in case of
accident b, fire life may be lost without it,
but by It's use all burns are subject TO lis con-
troll, unless the vItals are DESTROYED
CAUTIoH.-No Pain Extractor can be gem
ulne unless you fnd The signature of Com
stock & Co. Oh the wrapper of each box
Beware OF the counterfeit. and buy only at
~ Third street, northeast corner If Pine,
ST. Louis, and Dewey s. Cavileer, St. Paul.
Deafaess.-Use DR.. McNair,s Acoustic
Oil for the cure of Deafness; also, those
disagreeabIe noises like the huzzing of in
sects, falling Of water, whizzing of steam,
which are symptoms OF approaching deaf
ness. Many persons who have been deaf
for ten, fifteen or twenty years, and were
subject TO use ear trun,pets, have after using
one or two bottles thrown aside these trunl-
pets, being made perfectly well. II has cur
ed eases of ten, fifteen and even thirty years
standing of deafness. Price, 81 per flask.
Sold at AZ Third street, ST. Louis, and by
Dewey 4 CaviIser, ST. Paul.
Dyspepsia and Licer Complaint cured
and ali western .evers prevented, by the use
of Langiey's Great Western Indian Pana-
cea, warranted to cure the most severe cases
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LOST.

LOST.
IN my way from Saint Paul, on the 9th
" or 9TH ins:. to Saltwater, a soldiers
warrant TO John Einbers for 100 acres OF
land. No. of warrant forgotten. Whoev-
er will return said warrant to me at Saint
Paul, shall be well rewarded.
n. b. Land Offices will please take no.
,ce, and refuse the above warrant, if offered
for the entry of Land, aud are cautioned
not to receive it.
4t~ DENNIS CHERRlER.
Saint Paul, Min, Nov. 9th, lS49.
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NEW AND VALUABLE WORKS.

" ILDRETH'S History Of the United States
IL from the Discovery Of the Continent 10 the
Organization Of the Government under the Fed
deraI Constitution; volumes 500.
Expedition to the Dead Sea and the Jordan, BY
w. r. Lynch, U. s. w. commander Of the Ex-
pedition, with maps and Numerous Illustrations;
! volume. 500. ="
Memoir Of the Life Of James Minor, ID. d..
late Rector Of St. Georges Church, N. r., by
the Rev. John 8. Stone. Sold BY
23sf y J. BROOKES, Gal. Book Store.
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DISSOLUTION!!

THE firm of Freeman, Larpenteur s. Co.
L having this day been dissolved by mu-
tual consent, and sold out their interest to
John Randall the business will hereafter be
conducted under The name of John Randall
& Co., all debts due by the original firm of
F., l.. & Co. will be settled by John Ran
dali & Co. Aft
FREEMAN, LARPENTEUR & Co.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that Aletta E. Lambert has
1 been duly appointed administrative of the
estate Of David Lambert, late of Ramsey
County, Minnesota Territory. Those in
debted 10 said estate will make payment
forthwith, and those to whom said estate is
indebted will present their claims as the Law
directs ALETrA T.. LAMBERT,
administrative Of Darid Lambert.
St. Paul, Nov. eth, 1919. S3.3w
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Taken I'D.

TAME into my enclosure, on the nth inst,
~ two Cows: one dark red, with white spo,
in the face-the other red and white, with the end
of the left horn broken of. Also, two Calves.
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges, and take them away.
s2-4w JOHN ATKINSON.
Red Rock, Nov. %, lS49.
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BisHor B. T. ONDERDoNK.--A long
protest has been published in New York
signed by number Of clergymen, ad-
dressed to the Bishops of the Episcopal
Church in this country, against the res
toration of Bishop Onderdonk to his of
6cial functions. After discussing vari-
% questions connected with the subject,
the memorial charges that the Bishop
offences are such as preclude his res
toFation under any circumstances =
that he is not of good report in the
diocese-:nany Of both clergy and laity
having no confidence in his moral pu-
fitv.
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Dissolution of Co.Partnership.
THE co-partnership heretofore existing
between Stuart s. Dunford is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Al accounts
of the firm will be settled by Kenady Stuart.
KENADY STUART,
EDWARD j. DCNFORD.
ST. Paul Nov. 9th, I549
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ANNEXATION OF CANADA.-L. j. Pa
pineau has written letter in the Que
bee Independent, in which he comes out
strongly in favor of annexation to the
United States.
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JOSEPH BOWRON,
Notary Public and Land Agent,
Wiitow Rirer, st. Crotr CO., Wisconsin.
Prescription claims secured aud entr les made by
Military Land Warrants.
REFERENCES:
Hon. Caleb Gushing, Mass.
" ]. p. Walker, Wisconsin
60 Charles Dunn, ''
II. l.. Dousman, Esq, 90
Gov'r Nelson Dewey, +"
OctlS XVI If
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WEALTH oP MAssAcHUsETTs.--it Is
said hat there are two hundred and
taonty-four individuals in Boston who
are worth, an the aggregate, 81 ,S45,
090 The average wealth of the indi-
yidnals is S32i,7ls, and it is generally
supposed that this estimate is below,
rather than above tho truth. The as
SCISSORS valuation of the property IN
sachusctts, in 1910, was S299. $50,
So 1t would appear, therefore, by the
above estimate, that, allowing three
thousand other individuals in the State
10 be worth each $50, 900, which, from
the statement given, appears to be a
fact three thousand two hundred and
5wenty-four individuals own more thar
half Of all the property in the State.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIM
ANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of e-emption
to any of the lands within the townships above
enumerated, is required to establish the same to the
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of the
proper Land Office and make payment therefore as
soon as practicable after seeing this notice, and be-
fore The day appointed for the commencement Of
the public sale Of the lands embracing the tract
cluimed, Otherwise such claim will he forfeited
J. BUTrERIJELD,
Commissioner Of the Gen'l Land Office.
oct 10 If
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SEEGENT j. BOWEN,
Below the I" Pioneer'' Office.

Is bbls messSprime pork Is sacks coffee,
% ' old whshey, 2 boxes matches,
Is 80 ofnew lard No l jail kinds Of tea from the
- " Dayton ale, Canton Tea Co.,
ID '' white beans, 90 lbs candies ai kinds
30 GO winter apples, Nutnegs and cloves,
Is 60 corn meal, 8 doz water buckets,
5 " American brandy 10 boxes table salt,
" So gin, Large Guan.'y com. salt,
50 Nal. wine, Powder and shot,
90 old peach brandy 5000 regalia cigars,
2 pipes old CO. brandy 5000 principe g
10 bbis n. q. sugar, l gross pint TASKS,
50 loaf - - &" tun,blers,
3 80 double relid Sc 25 Jars assorted pickles,
10 g -four, 20 s. tomato ketchup,
800 bush.sound potatoes, 2 doz bottles stoughton,
800 lbs good fresh butter Sc peppermint,
500 - cheese, 6 barrels molasses,
5 bxs talloNs candies, iGronnd pepper s mus
> 8 No. !, soap, tard,
g Star candles, Ink and paper,
- raisins, Fine lot of stoneware,
keg lemon syrup, Shoe backing,
cas-. men s boys boots s boxes shaving soap,
3 bXs Mrs.G. Il. Miller Indian corn,
fine cut tobacco Buckwheat -four,
90 smoking g Z barrels rice,
@ - chewing &c 3 boxes starch,
g common Sc o barrels crackers,
hht fine currants. 8 pilot bread,
- dry apples, realms wrap paper,
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MARRIED.

At Mendota, on Tuesday the Goth inst,
by the Rev. Mr.. Ravoux, Mr.. WM. S.
QUINS to Miss Angelic JEFrERs.
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A LARGE assortment Of fashionable and busl
IA ness HATS, jnst received by
augusta ]. X. & co.
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nR. COMSTOCK, regular Physician
and graduate of the Old School, Prac;i-
ces strictly upon the Homeopathic system OF
treating disease. He respectfully offers his
services as praciitioner oil MEDICINE ami
Surgery, in all their various branches. He
pays particular attention 10 diseases of The
EYE and EAR.
Families Gard Physicians in the country
can be supplied with Homeopathic Medi-
cines aud Books. A general assoriment of
Medicines always on hand, received .lirec.
from the Hemnnpathic Csntra! Pharmacy
of Leipsic. anil their purity may kst'epend.
gentlemen pocket aud travelling eases, Of
all sizes and prices, with directions for their
administration accompanying, all enrui'lets
10 be used when physician is not at baini)
constantly on hand, and for sale.
ST. Louis, Nov. ist, 1859; soif
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70 BBL clarified ugar, just received and
CO for sale by 0e2S) L. HEMP TEAD.
II ARD--20 kegs No. l leaf lard, for sale by
r JR & Co
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JOKES BY THE ALBATRoss.-We take
the following from the last batch of news
''bv the Albatross" in the New Orleans
Delta:
From California, we learn that plain
sarth is in demand at $3.50 bushel, for
the cultivation of pumpkins. Gold dust is
a delg, taken in smaller doses than peo-
Pie suppose.
ugh is the scarcity Of women at the
nnes that one female has been married
ii3 times. Efforts are making to give
her new constitution, and admit her
INTO the Uuion.
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A Precious RELIC FOR SALE.-The
administrators Of the late David G.. Clay
poole, the eminent printer, who recently
died in Phila.. aged 93, advertise to sell
ct auction on the 18th Feb. The Origin
al Manuscript Of Gen. Washington 5
Vaitdieto,y address 10 The People Of The
l.. 5.
This paper-in the handwriting, and
tearing the signature OF Washington
was presented by him to Mr.. Claypoole,
she then editor and proprietor of the
Daily Advertiser" which gazette Gen.
W ashingt on had selected for his first
publication.
Il makes a small quarto book of 30
pages all in the authors writing, with
eundry erasures and interlineations by
MS own hand.
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lust received by steamer Senator, hand.
81 some article Of 8 DAY CLoc ks, and for sale
by (ang3) JOHN RANDALL 4 Co.
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1WANT three thousand SpOKES, Of good
L. timber, for which will pay the highest price
in cash. (npril 2s 10 WIN. h. MOBILES,
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY

Fifty bushels potatoes, warranted
sound, for which cash will be paid; en-
guire at the Pioneer office.
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MORENEW WORKS.

RACE Dudley, Mabel Darlington. Old Lon
+" don Bridge, My steries of the Court OF Lon
don. Pottleton Legacy, Journey to the Gold Dig.
gers, Illustrated London News, London Punch
exc. {iy26) j. BROOkES.
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LIME SALT received and sor sale by
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vUyO BUILDERS. d. STINCHFELD, at the
I Falls Of st. Anthony, has on hand for sale,
q supply Of square Timber, and the best quality
Of Shingles. May oth' 4s-zy
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4 PRIME article of Chewing Tobacco, just
IN received and for sale by JR & Co
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TRIED PEACHES and APPLES, in quanti-
IL ties to suit purchasers, for sale by
JR s. Co
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STRAY OXEN.

A LARGE assortment Of Il. L. s. A. Stewards
IN steam refined CANDY, at Wholesale and
Retail, (aug ly,) }. X. & Co.
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GALENA CABINET WORKS,
207, Main street. ~

MANUFACTURES Of every description Of
lvl CABINET FURNITURE, Of the most
fashionable and superb style, at Wholesale and
retail, with every kind Of Mahogany, Walnut,
and painted Chairs, with all sorts Of Bedsieads,
from s / so TO $4,000. Keeps on hand all de-
scrip,ion Of Tables, centre, card, ,iipinS, break
fast, dressing, wash stands, work stands, candle
stands, side boards, bureaus, wardrcbes, cup
boards aud sofas. in great variety, Lounges Of
different sizes. single, double, and with backs,
raised bntloms, &c. Settees Of all kinds, walnut
and painted. Divans, &C., all sorts Of looking
glasses, hanging, and swinging Baia large and
small cots on hand; all sorts Of hair, moss, shnck
and straw mattresses, for beds and lounges, with
all kinds Of cradles, etc.
Ga!eaa, sep. 40 n22yl
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APPLE TREES.
4 lot of fine young, grated Apple Trees
THIS OFFICE.
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Land Warrants for Sale.
II HAVE Just received a quantity Of Land
Warrants, which will sell cheap for cash.
Saltwater may 10 Af ". l.. MOSS.
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BROOMS.
q DOZEN Brooms Of the bestquality. on hand
n april IS If. j. w. SIMPSON.
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lust received per steamboat Senator, fresl
u supply of Sugar. J II & Co
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"A,iS and Lard for sale at
III !RSCO
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NATHAN SPICER,
WATCH-MAKER AND JEWELER,
La Roche's new Building, Lower St Paul.
UTATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY re-
w paired in a woskman-like manner. Also,
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry for SALE.
no xxi ly 49, HA
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DIR. N, BARBOUR.

DIR. N. BARBOUR,
"OULD respectfully notify the citizens Of
w ST. Paul and vicinity that he has opened a
DRUG STORE,
and will keep on hand good assortment Of
Drug Medicines, Paints and Dye-Stuffs-and will
also PRESCRIBE MEDICINE for all those who
wish it, according to the Eclectic practice, as
taught in the Cincinnati Reformed College Of
Medicine. mal2 3tf
e.. ID. BEVANS, Z
Dealer ia Stoves and manufacturer Of every de-
scripton Of Tin and Copper Ware, few doors
below the American House, Saint Anthony
street. lStf
NOTICE.
4 Ii persons indebted TO The subscribers are
IN requested 10 CALL AND SETTLE the same
and save costs. CHURCHILL s. NELSON.
saltwater, August, %, 40.
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40 Quires Blank Deeds,
WARRANrEE and Quit-Claim, for sale at tn
N-'a PIONEER OFFICE.
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FORKu
4 IL persons indebted to me must call upon b.
Jaw. LOTT, Esq, and make immediate
payment, or they may expect costs.
"a Ct HENRY JACKSON.