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HAIfnMAHE.

~ RICHARDS, No. L CHARTRRs STREET. t.,o,.
" TO *. w Montgomery, fMpOrfer and NSsiesoi
Deaker tR Egrsiga aud Domestic R4RD. | N
the following '
~ ~ IONS syeles American and English Iton ass'd;
49, and Band Iron; ' 'Op
olV9 ID Braxlen Copper assoFtad.
900 ID Block and Bar Tin:
ag00 kegs Weymouth Nails.
~ t9ni MI holew Ware oasdngs-Pots Ovens, Spider
Cotton and Wool Cards;
Aines and Rowiands Spadea and SboyeJS,
Ok, Log, Trace Halter CYol AMI rar N IN -
o9q 3 ana S9ne Hos Ploughs, Corn SHELTERS etc;
IA and Japanned Ware, Hook and Plate nngo..
bellows, Anytls, Vses, Smths' Tones: mass
Locks OF all kinds. Sliding Door Furniture atc
tenders, Androns, Fire Sets; 49,
a. Mil and Grind Stones; $500 ~ NAiH'
TogsShef with every variety of goods usually found in
6.ri.yas. store, for sale very low. mills imdsaW
ElIL OF RhEgKt N,T-io0 b, superior sIiicIS- :
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1--WE undersigned would in form his Southern patrons and
Il friends that this SPEI4ENDlD HOTEL, which ~
has been under his charge several years. has Just been @
elegantly retted enlarged and reurnhed, in the &
fashionable and the entire organization Of every de
paTment complete. The splendid suit apartments can
be had at all times by giving few hours notice.
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders it of the desirable in the
city for Ladies and Families visiting PHILADELPHIA either upon
business pleasure; and there shall be exerOns spared
have continue merit the liberal support has heretofore
received. ii. J. HARTWELlI,
tSy- The House has Warm and Cod Baths always in
readiness. m Wa
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About the beginning of the present century, the
dsntb of The river CLYDE was scarcely five feet
Tbe vessels in il consisted merely of craft drawing
Ssyv fset water, and none exceeded 80 or 40 tons
burthen. In 1920, the average depth of the Clyde
Al bigh water neap tide, was made nine feet. In
Isill the depth was increased to fourteen feet and
! n 1850 the average available depth at high water
nsaofides is sixteen feet. The river has also been
islrinq the past ten twelve years, gradually in
creasng in breadth.
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well known to the citizens of Newt)nehns and -
vicinity, will reopen on SATURDAY May 11th, 1hi!;t
Connected with the Hotel Bath houses Bowling Ti,s
Alleys Billiard Rooms, Pistol Gallery, and Carriages sA
and Horses.
The purity Of the atmosphere, with the cool refreshing
breeze and total absence OF all Diseases Incidental Southern
ATTITUDES, renders the Pass desirable residence
while its proximity to New Orleans makes it peculiarly
convenient for those having business requiring attention. The
communication TO and from the place effected daily by the
Mail Company steamers Oregon J. L.. Day California, Flo
nda St Charles, and Mobile, which, for speed elegance
and attention. surpassed by line of boats in the
Union Physicians of well known reputation reside the
Pass, whose services all hours be obtained and the
Academy, under the able supernendenGe Of G. Backman
Esq (Which will in June) a sufficient guarantee
parents that the education of their children will not suffer from
prolonged residence at the Pass.
The Southern Y aCht Club will hold their meetings, com.
mencing July 4th
As heretofore, every exeron will be used to maintain the
reputation Of the house first class Hotel all It's appoint
ments and to render the snlau of Families and Bachelors
pleasant and agreeable. "
R. II; MONTGOMERY, Agent
PassChfstan, Miss. ApH 30.
N, B.-Leters, papers, and other maiabe matter eft at
the office of NJ JqdsOn Esq., corner Camp and Canal SIS
Will he forwarded daily by the way-mall.
myl 3md& w I'm
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h Il
DR. TolonseRd-DeaT Sir One of my children was very
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility, 1t came dying. obtained of your
excellent medicine, and cured directly for which assure
you feel very grateful. Yours respectfully,
ELIzABEru FOWLER, n Uesbrosaes direct.
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Between Gravier and Common Sta.
This Company being organized solely for the protection of
the policy holders and their families against want and
erty, is in its operations National benevolent instiu
ton conducted upon the most and solid principles and
aOTdug Tor small annual pad during life, large
and handsome legacy to widows and children after death
All policy holders, whether for life shorter terms, who
continue the insurance till DEATH participate in the whole
Of the profits of the company.
Creditors insure the lives Of debtors. mared woman
eectnuance the life of her husband 70 he sole ben
eft and of herself and children, free FROM claims of
creditors. TRUsTRES:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John 5. Allison,
Peter Conrey JT., Maunse White, VIM. E, Leverch,
Robert J. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow,
Isaac johnson, Henry ). BuCkneT.
PETSR COMFY, Jr. President Board of Trustees.
Joseph w. Stanton, J. Morgan Hail A. Van Bbber,
John l.. Lewis, n IL. Barton, William Ii. White,
n q. Hall Andrew Carr, TheO. II. McCaeb
John l.. SataTans, Geo. w. Smith, b. M. Norman,
Il. w. Sewel, lunus Bebee, G. G. Snethen,
Cornelius FeOwes, NJ NJ. Cohen,
Edw. JenneT Coke.
JOHN HAGAE, President of the Company.
EDw. JEENER CoKE, Vice President
a: J: WEPDERRTRT, NJ, D. Medical Board OF
II. G. HEARrT, Actuary -. Z. L. GoOLD, Attorney.
RICHARD BEIN, NJ d., No 27l Magazine street, Medical
Examiner, who will be at the office daily from l25a to M
BY the Charter only g. 900 is taken on single life.
ER This Company prepared entertain applications
for Life Insurance, and issue Policies all sound and healthy
White persons and Negroes, the Table of Rates established
by the Board which less than the charged by The
residence in the South BY the charter Dividends of
Profits declared annually and the profits draw interest,"
and can be made available at 10 The extent of twOhS
OF their amount, where the party has pad his premiums in full
~ California Permits New Ork and LOrdun rates. Pros.
pectus, Table of Rates, and all inorE2tOh ,Ole lnsur-
anoe, ard all papers necessary to INSURANCE be had
at the Office Of the Company.
E5ty- Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
w Office hours, A M to 0 P. NJ. Iyl2 ly
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Cup BAYOU ST. JOHN HuTEI-IAKK
~ ~ End END 81 rnE OLD SHELL RoAD.The public tia
ae respectfully informed that this delightful and beau sJ
uHy situated Hotel open for lie reception of VistoTs
me bas supplied with Me best OF Liquors. and the Res
Judge for yourselves. ~ ~ ~ 1'''' ~ ~
80 III" o"-d is in good order lei If
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i I. J. j I arn,

Huus1rs, Sssf4sE
SsOl,E S Saartss Street, Lafayette Square Es
- by which IN tho " " ievets PATENT ENAMEL
gme, making ma, I OS are concealed by beautiful En-
IenoySg ~, eps, eat protecting the metal from sii @
mouth by all other moles 'iio TASTE impaired to the
sthod Of nseiS rp snS1laI attention to his improved
GSad v SH well 70 cali an examine specimens ssSR
naai and 10 i've me best Of Workmanship and
xe MINI j. w refers to the fonoyyiSs S Mno may patron
nonored MN with their patronage: seHusnen who have
Professor stone, DIR. Ben1rook A.,
Eroiessor fMorphys Sykes Hyde, RobenSynS Ney,us,
~ Denslsis supplied with Gold Foa pls,ss 'i re- sle
the,eomsr Of Poydras. -As street, near
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OswEGO, Michigan, Oct. %, 1Si7.
DIR. TorHsend-Dear Sir: purchased for my wife two
bottles OF Sarsapara of your AGENT Mr.. McNair, of Kaa-
mazoo, to Try it for the Fever and Ague. Before had fin.
shed the first bottle appeared to warm the blood and every
other day. when the chs and fever appeared they less
violent and before she had finished the bottle, she
rey relieved and she much better than she had been
before she took the ague. lady that had bet very sick
with chs and fever, but had broke them with minnie and
left in very weak and distressing stated troubled
exceedingly with the cake seeing the effect that had
wife, she sent and procured few bottles, and il
restored her in few weeks complete health YOu Sara
para is without doubt unequaled in diseases incident to
the West, and if you think that this communication will be
of use, you are at liberty to use it as you choose.
\ ours, respectfully, CHARLES ii. SWAIN.
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.


lOLLHMOOD HOUSE, Eastern Shore Of 49,
hoOife Bay, 10 Miles Southeast Of The City L:t
inns dellg summer resort now in complete order Will
LOT inc reception OF visitors. Many important i'm SA
PIoVemen have been made during the past season. mum
per OF single Rooms for Gentlemen and large Rooms for
FamlIesLall OF them handsomely furnished nave been
added "A new Bathing House, expressly for ladies' ia in the
course Of erection the Shower Baths in fine order and
the hathne as good any other watering place in
Mohll bsy, Amgsements Of al kinds, such Hunting,
FISHING, Sailing, Billiards, Ten Pins, etc etc. embrace some
Of the attTaetons which attend residence at Hollywood
House The location OF this place being 90 feet above the
level OF the bay and the breeze from every direction
giving fine view OF Mobile Bay the Gulf of Mexico the
city Of Mobile and surrounding country, renders it one Of the
most desirable summer retreats in the South. The table viii
be constantly sgppied with Fish, Oysters, Crabs, yen1on
The undersigned commenced this establishment little over
two years since from the stump-buit ittunshed it, and
Is now keeping (which is pretty good guarantee that he
VIII strive by every courtesy and attention 10 please his guests
he steamboat Cora snOw making two trips day this
place from Mobile. The steamboat FaTmeT also running
once day, and will continue until the boat arrives
which expected the LIST of June. Letters and papers will
come direct TO this house, by being addressed to Hollywood
near Mobile. WILLARD FREEMAN.
Board per month, single Rooms ,,,..,,...,.$ 35 90
. per month, double Rooms. .....,..,..,.,.... 50 O0
per ~
per
more than one day, 70
Breakfast Supper ahd Lodging, EACH ............. 50
ER deduction for Families according 10 their number,
wants, etc. myl6 3mdS w
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IhtItl HOUSE, Nos. IS and 100 st. Charles street.
tie subscriber respectfully announces to bis friends
anu ne Eubc generally that he has reduced his I
ItEub gOIuefs, during the Summer months 8i6 per sa
ulIh lu board, and So for board and lodging The
a location OF this house renders particularly convenient
% mem o. business and strangers Ills table always supplied
WIN me pest the market affords, and pains will be spared
maze ms house pleasant home 10 all who may favor him
WIN lheT liFDnage In addition his bar which always
supplied with the choicest liquors has attached TO this
nous fenpn Alley and a Billiard room.
Tvs 3m RICHARD MURPHY.
SPLIT PEAs-i0 packages split Peas, Tor sale by
~ RulI WAS. STOHGhCOS. % Camp at.
ANN' 'RlIkS T5g,nO landing and Ton
~ NGn--~Ss-N s6 Nsgazing 81
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This is only of than four thousand cases of
Rheumatism that Dr.. Townsend's Sanaparla has cured
The most and chronic weekly eradCaed by
is extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings, Esd Of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum, Blackwes Island, the gentleman spoken OF
in the following letter;
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DENTISTRY.

H, BADGE3. Dentist. viii return to New Orleans by
= lhe 10Th OF November next jy9
4 B0RDLisH, DsEtist, No. IA North street. Lafayette
~. Square, Mn. LindsaV's. New Orleans. ieN
IN. ldON, Dentist. late of n Cauai street, wpul
eonidentaY recommend his friends and patients TO Dr.
x W ESI as slful DEsTlsT, during his absence from
New orleans. J. WEST. Practical Dentist,
my28 ON III st. Charles st. near Lafayette Square
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FRNSn CORN nlEAL

H. al E,s9 kssks pume fresh C9'-A-1a - 1l@EA -
~ slsbY SECS BARkLlAt .SsspS
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CARRIAGES, ETC.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

u. ANDERSON, No. II st. Charles street. y-o
~ watches, Chronometers and Nautical InstYl- kaa
ment accurately adjusted. Philosophical and Eeo- a.
tlcai Apparatus made to order and repaired Eacksh
3OhouI Chronomeers altered to 50 hours. sl5 "
M II. MEYER, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch -,
~ y. MAKER and dealer in JEWELRY, GOLD Asf6
ttEEliS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES, H(HA
81
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RRANDY-COgnao, Rochelle and Bordeaux: 100 pckgs
~ TEAS-Gunpowder, Pouchong, lmperial 400 pckgs
STRAW PAPER-Shoe, Tea, Letter and Cap.
Buckwheat Sugar Shot Lard Oil
ShapppagGe. Ciaret, P9rt Wine, Madera, Sherry;
Sulphate Quinne by the case; Cig rs, Tobacco.
mhg 70 frhnnnitonl9s It
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nR. q. NJ. sAUNDERs'S OFFICE, No. 112
~ 81. ChlrLes street-Dr SAUNDERS feels grateful to
the citizens Of New Orleans for their generous support and
hopes that prompt attention to business will meet contnn
OF the same. He sin possession OF remedy that viii
break up fever in from TO IL hours Persons wishing to
try can obtain it upon application at his office my2O ly
ROTANIg DRUG sTORK, AZ. IS Camp ;ScTest.
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1tL W k2EksEt AIIAI--l0Q ID, superior aF,igle =
WOLFRAM 3 coz Acknowledgements
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'Rllk ST51,.4s,D lsndlug aui tor
NGn--~Ns t6 0sgs1ng 81
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NKw York, April %, / al.
DR.. Toonsend-I verify believe that your Sarsap arla
has been the MEANS through Providence of saving my life
have for several years had bad cough. 1t became worse
and At last raised large quantities of blood had
night sweats, and greatly debated and reduced and
did not expect to ve have only used Sarsapala
short time and there has wonderful change been
in me. am able to walk ali over the city. RAISE no
blood, and cough has left You can well imagine
that am thankful for these results Your obdt servant
WIN. RUSSELL. IS Catharine street
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-09-19

MARTIN VAN BURES.

A model presiding officer was Mr.. Van
Buren,. The attentive manner in which
he listened, or seemed to listen, to each
successive speaker, no matter how dull
the subject, OF how stupid the orator,
the placldity Of bis countenance, unruf-
fled in the midst of excitement, the mod
est dignity of his department, the gentle
manly ease of his, address, his we'll mod
.ulated voice and sympathetic smile, ex7
torted the admirasion from even an oppo-
sing Senate; while the proper frmness
he displayed on all occasions. the read
mess with which he met and repulsed
any attack upon the privileges or dignity
of the Chair, the more conspicuous III
contrast with the quiet indifference with
which he entertained any merely person
al assault, gained him the good viii OF
;all beholders.
He had served an apprenticeship to
his high office by: a Senatorial career OF
six years, and qualified himself by the
proper discharge Of the duties of one
position for the more responsible duties
of the other. The peculiar delicacy ard
] decorum which he manifested during the
term Of service, in times OF high party
excitement, and in decided minority
had won him great renown, and seemed
to justify the general belief that he was
intended for larger sphere of action.
Always self-controlled, he never uttered
word, direct or by inuendo. either from
premeditation or III fhe heat of excite
ment, which need have wounded the
feelings of a political opponent, in open
| or secret session. Master of his own
passions, he soon learned to command
;those of other men. BY study Of HIM
self, he acquired knowledge of man"
kind. With a countenance always
open, and thought always concealed. he
invited without returning, confidence
: Indeed, the character the great modern
: poet gives to one of his heroes will serve
as an epitome, muiat,s mutaadis, of Mr.
Van Buren's:
: "IIe was the mildest hammered man,
: That scuttled ship or cut throat;
With such rue feelings Of the gentleman,
You rarely could divine his real thought
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-09-19

In a speech lately made in the II. o:
r.. Mr. BueI of Michigan, incidentally
spoke of our distinguished delegate, in.
the following terms:
'But, sir, the honorable Delegate
from Minnesota, Mr.. SiRYEY, who oc-
cupies the same table with me, not now
in his seat-I perceive him sitting before
me-delicately reminds me, that the
language of the member from Ohio must
have inflicted still deeper wounds upon
the Just sensibiitits of our nature. He
is native of Detroit, and the remains
of his honored and distinguished father
repose within its;environs. / knew hins
well but not until age and the privations
of pioneer-life had brought him near to
the close of his earthly career. He em~
igrated to Detroit towards the close OF
the last century. He lived there, was
a judge for many years Of the North
west Territory, [ believe, and for long
period of the Michigan Territory; and
he died there, lamented and honored by
all who knew him And, sir, at an ear
ly day, his name was as we'll known to
the extremes Of the Northwest, as that
of the member from Ohio can be sup-
posed to be to the extremes of his cons
stituency. He was fair exemplifca-
tion of the character of many of those
bold and excellent men, whether OF
French or AngloAmerican blood, who
early emigrated TO Detroit
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ARREST OF GEN. HINToN.--The ar
rest of Gen. Hinton, for robbing the
mail, produced great excitement In
Cleveland. Hinton had been in the
habit oftravellingt to and fro on the stage,
professedly on Company business
Large sums of money had been missed
from the mail, and Hinton was suspect
ed The word was "passed along the
line," and decoy packages were put IN
the mail, with money marked lie was
caught in the trap, and when arrested /,
large quantities of this money was on
him; he was tried and bound over in
SO, 900 bonds. He was not committed d
to JAIL and during the night, he escaped
from the guard. A reward Of $500 j.
offered for his re-arrest. He is thus des-
cribed:
"About 55 or 60 years of age, weighs
$50 or 1870 pounds, dark hair, almost
black, very feshy, stout built, forid
complexion, looks as though he was q
hard drinker, bu; is strictly temperate. "
= Gal ADV. 9th.
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Feb. l6, 1850.
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

At Saint Anthony.
HNIIS LARGE HOTEL, one of the most spa
l. cious in the Northwest, is at length COM
pleted and furnished and is now open for the
public. At the bar in the parlor. in sleeping ar
rangements, at the stable, and IN every depart
ment of the establishment, the pToprietors will
spare pains and no expense to s1it the wishes
and convenience of travellers and it will not be
for want of desire to please, il they do not
make the house agreeable to families and others
during their stay with them, who are visiting the
romantic scenery Of the Falls, in pursuit of health
or Measure 2-l3tf
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LYMAN &. DAYTON,
GtiIlwater Dusiness pirsltorp.

Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Ageut-Stilwater, MINI. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
icarranted genuine.
REFER TO
Messrs. Woodward & Dusenbnry, N. Y. City.
's p. Choutean, IT.. & Co., ST. Louis.
:. X. NJ iKensie & Co., ="
" Hampstead s. Washburn, Galena, Ill.
.' James Carter & Co., -
ii. l.. Dousman, ESQ.,, Prairie du Chen
Hon. IL. Ii. Sibley. Minnesota Ter.
II. N. Rice, Esq, ''
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A CArITAL 1pEA.-There is Il coun-
try in Asia, where women are compelled
to have finger cut off for every one OF
their husbands that die, lest they should
impose themselves as virgins upon the
unsuspecting and amorous swains, desi-
rous of entering into matrimony. If Of
6ce-holders should be compelled to SUBJ
NIT to the same process, on vacating eacl,
office into which they could succeed in
sneaking, we could easily point out.
from among our own acquaintanccs, a
pretty numerous array of pretended pat
riotic jokers who would have long since
been without fingers or toes. Let the
plan be adopted, by all means--in the
fat Offices at all events Sunday Dis
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-09-19

Lawyers are wanted at Fort Lara
mie. What an abandoned set the peo~
pie Of Fort Laramie must be! SeAtons,
graye-diggers and doctors are naturally
expected to pray for epidemic; politi-
Clans may be pardoned for executing
their next-door neighbors; soldiers are
not to qe questioned for desiring "hor-
rida BELLA" but a community which pub
licly advertises for Lawyers is past pray
ing for.
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ST. PAUL FIRE AND MARINE IN
SIIRANCE AGENCY.

ST. PAUL FIRE AND MARINE IN.
SURANCE AGENCY.
Columbus Insurance Company Of CO.
lumbus, OhiO.---Capitai 100000.
TIE undersigned having been appointed
agents Of this old and reliable Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, are prepared
to issue policies at fair and reasonable rates.
The character aud standing of this Com
pany have been well established for many
years, and we are prepared to give the most
satisfactory evidence Of its responsibility,
and !iberality in settlement of losses.
RICE, WHITALL & BECKER,
2-2tf Agents.
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= y 4 C. T. s..

GNT. PAUL AND STILLWATER.-Those
- who wish to travel across the fine country
between these towns, distance Of only 20 miles,
while it is sixty miles around by steamboat, Will
find stage leaving each town for the other, eve
ry morning after breakfast, except sundays.
ROBERT KENNEDY, Proprietor.
SAINT Paul, July Is, 1880.
JOSEPH BOWRON,
Notary Public and Land Agent.
Wuio,c Rirer, 81. Croir CO., tseons,n.
Pre-emption claims secured and entries made by
Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an
Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyan.
ces carefully aud promptly attended to.
RFFERENcEs
Hon Caleb Cushing. Mass.
p. Walker. Wisconsin
60 Charles Damn,
II. l.. Dousman, Esq.
Gov'r Nelson Dewey,
OctlS xXyi If
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MINNESOTA HOUSE,

Saltwater. Min.--By w. Z. HARTsHoRN.
No exer,ion will be spared to ensure the COM
fort Of Travellers. Porters will be in attendance
at the boats, free of charge. l7f
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VIM, ID. Phillips.

Procureur, Avocai en- droit, Ell Agent des terreS-
ut. Paul. Reciame mis- ensarete ct aes 'e'f'
entrees par des ordres mitaires
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TILDEN & SMITH,

General Land Agents.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA TERRIToRy.
VITILL attend to the locating and Entering
w of Land, with Military Warrants. or
otherwise. Also, to the securing OF Pre-
Empt;ou claims. and the sale of Farms,
Town Lots, &c.
Village property for sale.
Office a, the Centre House.
HENRY l.. TILDEN,
j. w. c. SMITH.
Feb. l6, 1850 44-tf
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A. l.. LARPENTEUR,

TN his New Store, cor. Jackson and Third st.
i St Paul, is now offering Family Groceries
Fruits, Provisions, CrocKery, Hats, Trunks
and Nuts; also, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, pr,
Goods, aud all goods in most general demand
cheap for ready pay. y2-9ly