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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14

STATE or VERMONT. he it rrmgmber,

STATE or NEHMONT, BE it rrmOmb, red
District At Rutiaud. -, ( ,hat at u ,taJcd
session oithc probate court Ui the said l,ttrIct
ui Rutland, holden at iiuiitui ia autl lor ttjI
I'sirict. "u the hr.t Monday, beng the It'll
day oi Nuvcmter, 4. -. 1850
Frt.cptr Hon. iiat'cN Button. ia dye.
w hercas petition has UiI. dag been urr.
scc'ed tp sad Pfobltc tnUri by s,Ias II IIod
@"s aud uthrrs interested IA th" ..-tal. q.
William Fay late 81 Rutland, ~ sad distlc,
decreased hiestate, requesting a DIVISION Il
the 'rsldue pt he real aud personal estate
oi sald deceased, After the payment Ut liz"
deb's and expenses among the hclrs Vi sad
deceased.
stI AereIure, il i. ordered ~ said court hat
the heariug and dcc,-in0 OF ,aiI r,'itt"a
be and they hereby are referred g. "a -iatci ~,
slou ~ sad court 10 be hcd NJ tho office rf the
Rsci.tcr 81 rad court an rutland ~ .ai,i az
trIet on the f' II Monday, bong the 81 iay q
Doc. Hhvr, 4 800, AID tiint notice thcr,,
be g,Nc'i ny rub'ish,rg II certified copy o. IT,,
record Ut VA order thr.c works sucressIy,l,
lrcSIOu- thereto in the RuijunI ii,iai,i. ,
rtWspaptr irIHten al sail Itutitud a. oid.l
Sat al persons iutvr->ted th,r,ln may th,i
AID Their" appear bc'or~ aid co.tl .Al Ollie,
to saii di'.siun Il Tiny s.e rausv.
true copy Of record
- He's Ky HAi.t., Register
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lA0l Here.

BOOTS, saos, Hats, Csr', anas' VETO
Is tor,nes. Gloves, Mairns, shS~i,' Bon
n~,s. s,oeking., Ribbons, Beits, breens'
Btoshes, Sugars. Teas, Nolssse', Oh, Pots,
K.tal,, D.si,es, Bowls, 1sh' FN,s ard
Mops, u rsr.oas s,yies, sasins'' and r''er''
" III a variety 81 ether srtscirs, necessary ,o'
tle comfort of . ei,slII@s sse city, tor .s~ D,
q. L. ROBBINS
Ruiisna, Nov I2, 1850
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Lubin'S Cniaue Perfumes.

Bee d Oregon, jssm,n d'EsPssns. t'Ion'
.lla Rose, Ps,chouiy, i!rli'rope, Rnagh n
Ready, M,lie Fieafs, Ngnone,,s for .aie By
SPENCER
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Winch for for their tone and workmanship,
are promo unccd rupc rior by .he best Judges.
In" f,lan Srra phinc is an Ins'fumen'
with FROM four 10 ftc uctavcs, and wrlh one
or two set. 81. reeds The case. arr Of rose
wood and oi supeT,or i.IlsiI, made portable hy
folding the legs, and packing ease for rach
instrument One Of these instruments Wi.
sustain Choir q; thirty SINGERS.
Our Reed Organs are from four 10 eight
feet hight, with fur and fiv- s'ops,--,he ID.
apason. Bass aud Tmbic, fIu,,na, Principal,
Twelfth and Fifteenth.
The Flu,luI ~ a stop Of our own invention
aud can be played as soft as the h,oI'an
Harp.
Our SeraphlncY are from five 10 SIX oc-
,svcs, aud ot a full and round Organ tone,
and take Oh shout halfthe room o! the Com
mon Sersphinc.
The SENIOR partner Of the above frn has
manufactured Ofrana Tor more liian sewn
teen years, aud ~ OF opinion thai he can give
a red orttrr Organ tone than manuiactu-
icres OF less cKperIcer.
/ From the many testimonials recc we'd from
, genilrnen or talent, We seiec, the following
/ from { $ CnossMAN, well known eomPo'
/ ser
! From The Boston Mu.lcs I GsZsIs.
Nrs,Hs Epirsss u : siih pleasure Tii.sk 81
! the Mrl.-t,sn ar6 =. ni.h nsnutariarei ny M's"
rt, anI .ta,'i,y ~ tan. tb.r rs,dhsss "a 'ih'ai>
VITA til. r"s and vl'uihir unpo''s nsnt ~ lh'iH
I UrL,sa4iesiy p'suogh1e th-'n sIetl :" a., ,i5"s
haze ussl ~ sen. 'HoN>"AN
( Me.sr. fUSter x Felt are agents for the
sale oi Woodward 1 Browns eeirIra'rd ~
mos Am
II LApp SPENCER, Agent, Rutland,
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INTERESTING TO FARMERS.

VI Ntts',.ut b,sr ~ t'tNt th,ev ycsts sfS hss
nii' ~ Yi' a'v 's s,H nna have sii''f
H.s.t % ttesj 81 sHi ~t lsteasr $40 tos s,sr
t, "a "a. y,s~r,s-. A " ,ai5r IS a,'u
al ,tHc,s, hn rasa r1l rr1 fr' at seqush,ei VIII ~
vTttv iptr u-.4 T. 30 Ru-fAt f,efs ttsa 81 tiss'e
irir~,s ~ many at ~t.h otist nr-ht zee .
ratieif i4s,l st, p ,i rs'i s',ce,ss ~ 90. fts'
IS Noft l,i sHtSir,g N.r-llir' !, sutt srtati@ W
t-uuga 4i4ur-ikt . iis "a, cafei les ih''~ ds'. .
ihai tn itst ia q, tt-r. stss is~iHsr ms
Peg haic f-r, she sR,t'tuV ii NninrA teHlfe, nlf'
,r,.i. p, t,fh 1itftr -tA, pent wlsh hsi
t u.ri .sA- ~, ar.u 49, # ~ =, ~ {.
p,r, tsrh tut ,,tstG ttl,ascit sd,srtsrV.
ILIkE niLNaS
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STATE OF VERMONT HyE it,
IL - - N.tL..--L

STATE OF VERMONT nyE It rriocm.
D,trct 81 RutIsrd. atbcred tLat At
'Ict.ai s,,s.on at tbs Probate Court of H.,
AID District 81 Katiahd be.d at Rgtiahd a. ard
TT Tie saia district "I ine 50th day OF Oct.
\. j.. 1850
Nhcrras Rufus Richardson, administrator
Of the rsla,c Of Kulus Richardson tate 81 .Hcu
don, "a satf district, deceased, inicslltr, has
day pr sent''d 10 the sad probate court ps
ti"n ~ ~rithI therein setting forth critsin
facts tending 10 show that be cannot con-.
pirlc The settlement I'll SAID tsiSi" withiu lie
iIHc already allowed hun by sald court for
,hat purpose, that the tune 80 allowed VII
eEP'lr ihr I'm day of December 4 - i-JG,
and therefor" requesting sad court To grant
hsH 80 extension OF The i,nc ai1Trsrid aud
aud allow lim untd the iiih DAY oi iJ.cctu.
H'I \ - III 81 Gispos" 81 tie .1ia ,s,a,.
and pay The d"tls nf "a ID decreased
Therefore II ~ ordered hy -aidiroiaf. feur,
that IN" hraii. - asa decision al ss5d peiltlfn
be- aud b. zane are hereby Ic.srTed t. 4 eta
t'd '"''i0n 81 said Court q it be a. the
pilre q tie register Il rail- tu'g. ~ rsia
hutitrf. ON b.. Lrst Nardsy, beng Tia p
dA5 81 prcruta-. \. d lr-Sg, Aod tI.i cote,
ihvre ~ De gtF.u ~ iLtletitg n csTth,d
r"iN ~ the res4fd If th's az l,f .trte a'r.,r
sdect tflscly p~sEIDps th-r,to ia thr ratllt.
Hers IL ts+paf-rr Ir.sttI 80 f44i Eaf sHt
10 ~ ~ th1t al ptr-o's Interested ttsi, O.
.asj t. and IhcTa gpfygr tsi.r. s-iI tu.fi
aDi "iger, - sac grlht.as % s.aa rhlt..tI'f
3! ,hsy So cause.
uus cory VI rcc"rL -
lit~hI ii.ti. RcE4sger.
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rnt,T, epAvIN CURED.

NJ e. W Netcfiag' ii.'t eu--I had u htfer 10 g.
.trai :. f1 Hfrtcl ~ i.f,r s;atir i',rh -
~ e. ,fi tf us% Af,t ify,ps ,tef te'iv4s
ui,irs.i rIsss, ~As iuiWrri So 49, Yuht ''hf este
I.tgiits ti Nlrl, 20 'wo iH,s rNrci"' 81 rttr' ru'
its vst',li p. ~ tr tr.i l. ura,f snf nov ~ 40
so,f Vt'npt tr-ihiIftE
A,aii,sir y. \ i,u. 70, to" SAM. sEAls
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fas trvtts sp it.. Nststf II hsfns .hni 4 ~
lH4s-iH n.4ii.att ffi iifttif, uianarr AnA -"
"a n1t iu'rt.,i l vtrE bss frsissti rtctr iia ~
frs iyt tt,,,rs.t itss tsst ts1n l., hard ls-'t
rs., I., I. 3'.t idsc,,h.. Nrts haui's Gsrras '
tetii tacf,y. nt-f tuiif'ss ate Ne hisiru
hi 80 ha trtn kHssr - 'Nrrt faiiN al aud -
&C. ~ natbas' netr - ltyii.i ntrs sting tasS.
hu' @ s sets ~ VI l.hs ga. cossi 10 -
afs., I. IA tt,tl u.,ts
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>iAIE OF YER MONT. be It rciuriuht red
District # kul aud, So That at a stated
session oi the probate e nat holden q, Eutiint
"a aud tor sad Distf.ci al Rutland. on the ar-t
Mou..ay. It being tbs lth day OF November A
u. ia.
Present, Hon Harvey Rutton. Judge.
Whereas, Josrph Nottingham, Guardian OF
James +. GorhnD., and ,;.ry T. Gnth,m the
MINOR heirs %! Jenc~ Gofhaui, latr Of PITTS.
ford, IN sA,I District, deceased interstate, has
ihr day presented 10 the sad Probate court
petition ~ Writing therein setitnt forth hat
h,s .a'i eafd, are seized by inheritance #
CERTAIN real estate, th1I II you'd be- ,ndu.
eve to iIic interest of sad ward, Ia sill Ger.
tam portions al sad real estate, {, wt the
lois Gcsc.ibed ~ the Inventory OF tnr estate
ct SAID deceased as the Pine lo, ot ,hrcr a,
Cues, ana the fios, House and Lot, nf ahnu,
- rods, both i"caird IN SAID Piit-lnrd
AVID to pat the awaits said sale ~ interest
mud therefore SAID guardian, requested sad
court TO grant han license to sell the sad
twn lots.
Therefore il is ordcrei Nv sad count that IT,,
Hchi.i ( Gni d,eI.i"' 81 !a!d priitI"H be and
they hereby are 'rtctfr'i Ia stated s,s.iur ot
satd probate court to be held at the Dtcc ut u.
Register of SAID court IN said Ru,Rni d,
ID" tTs, .Nondav brin. the 81 day OF Dee,
cmher, A. d. irj0, ard that notice thcteo
bee given hy publishing, a certified copy Z"
the record Of This nrdcr thrce weeks sue
ce-'ive'r ia the Eutinud Herald Il ncwyrsrel
printed al kui'i''i, previous t. tn, time az
pointed i"r r"ia hearing, IN order that all Yer
sous Interested therein mny then and ,h,r,
appear before saiI court, and Object 10 TIA,
granting OF said license II they &c. cause.
true eCpy ot record.
10
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Ia. a Gev. cHiTTgspEN. ,, CHIP
rn.n. scr ssie BY sftNSEh
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= '<'P 81 ''' ~ SPENCER.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY AND FANCY
ARTICLES

which | win sell low tor each. (1he Rsidiug
Ei,,t~ and o'herI irW 1ie1se bear in mint that
auy Hooj they may irish caH procHl, f.. H.fr
and an ihrn al Bo>i' n or Mr. }ctk miro, o.
ii. i7g o. any Rtsi-oHS,t'e House. ~ taking
hi. crur.c person, viii save the freight III,
su'rribcr will also rtcci> o'suiscrip; ion. to alt
the popular Newspartr', Magazine {. f. lnph-
io,- IN the Uutcd States.
". \. Bacon is also agent for DIR. 8. : Fitch :
y l." Winat" Supporters shoulder Brace. Breath
ing TubeS and Mc,,irtn"- ard krrIs constant
jv ur Ntnui Dr. Wii"",'. Strsauarii'n CAV
Blppi tar,ii,r. Nruut Easie IriVoli, koI!e
Po,isl TOYS aud Pare Confectionery. Al rr-
dcrs for Books MAGAZINE pori d'cal- &c,
promptly attended t.. fure Extract Toilc;
Cologne 90 dra't, ~ > cts per quart
Maynard L. Noycs' lax for sale by the quart
or larger quantity. Lubiu's Et'ra"l- che4I CT
than was ever offered 'p nj, urr','.
W. \. BNOf
Vi At tLcsgu OF the Book Ludlow VI
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NIArE 90 NGEMuSF ,Eee a t.ia,ss
hifgtss'I ~ ksitsat GD Assed tlstt
81 D .Fee a. sess,.n a. tse rrashif saft e. al,
80 ai,ts.ss 81 ketissA Ne q ~ ks'isps - bna
a. sAaa s,stf,.. ~ shs iotk as} u ls,s.
NJ. A.b lisa
rr~asa, H4n. Hs-ter fri,o., ls4es
Whereas cStts.n m.itrn,eai N wrt,ins
aairs the tth dsy IS sp,'l. 4 % ISs.f. yor
PuttnE 10 he the is.l all sna iesiarsrn, 81
Laa,s Potter. dr,sascd ls'~ VIZ 81 Aus,,a
to',ef of She ihsiie@. ~ .si5 u s;,5ri has ihi.
IL, been ptc.rptf 10 i,se Sad ff,.hste Cnust
-, Jsin'a : Chsrmsn ihr ftecntof il,rietr
ussuca. IN t's'ri taat the sad iiltifuisrst aiat
o. d"', proved sad slicSc5 Ny SAID Court a.
ss,d ,z4i uill and tes,sDrht
Hhstr'afr Il d, orI,t,i ~ saii tcutt ,haf
thsi 10, ~ ast~ uri aiiu~avre ~ vaI ,rstsu
sarut esid test vtii AL 81 meet ~ asA thev
n~fess sre. net h. a stated sr-siaH Of ssta
trrtstF frpft T. &c he'd rt to ttfrs Il tle
teEt.ter cts,ti Ceptt 81 al NatisuA on The
set N4rja, hs,ug iAe "a dly u usvc,bh,r A
l.. 1sip and thsi a'Sice thtfr0t is tN So l.,
tptit'4lug cr't.Asl cory # the to,,'rd oi Us .
'fdct titsr Hrvs' sHcccfl clr ireti"us thereto
Ia tly Rui'sra lisi,'i ps-lalsf r.,,rtel
at aid Rnttaad All rirc s'ate.i iu a., tei-hhur
i,od % those Iu'rrt.ttd. ia u-,irt ttsi all REV
..',. itirtr.tri therein msy thrr npd therc az
iear t,t"ip .aid court AID rertvst tho probate
AMI allowance 81 AID io,tfaTfng a. sr4l iau
MI saa te.ttu.cut. a tie, s>s cause.
\ uuv -uly vt ftr.t !.
- iltNRl titi.t. c..t'r.
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MATCHES WITHOUT SULPHUR

w t. s". ft,e4't. ava i"r 's." N,s,.r4.c
s-I tgJa ~ l. -yl Z. t.fs1es.
or. u. II
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.HniAsi f,ufaitins si, -rt'Jshss ~ ss'~ 81, re'
.,tst- al i'~ Vs.tssan suI safn ~ he d-rs-sN 's'
,,tf t'-t 'st -, ,rtrsftsiAs sstfc,sfa ss~ftWf ~f
stored. tif ,sft tstts t~4,ht,rt "a tseG %
= slutc ~il sscu,si,sas r,r isdsN,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-06-27
POSTSCRIPT!!

The Nominee came in at the dead
waist and middle of last night, like q
damseT between two darkies.
We CLEAN nothing more itnpcrtahs
from the papers, than the following.
A telegraphic dispatch from New Orr
leans states, that intelligence from Ha-
vana to the 10th instant, had been re-
ceived there, and that the Spanish gov
eminent had yielded to the representa-
tons Of our Consul, aided by other A
merican authorities, and after passing
through fhe forms Of tri!, had liberated
the American prisoners, who were free
to return to the U. s.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE GRlf-
rIrn-The Are was discovered about
the smoke pipes. The crew endeavored
to extinguish it without alarming the
passengers, but the flames spread so
rapidly that the cry was soon raiaeds
| save yourselves?
The hurricane deck was literally COW
cred with emigrants sleeping, and when
the fire was announced as beyond con-
troll, the utmost terror and confusion
reigned. The boat was Immediately
headed towards land, and grounded COO
yards from shore. But the heat had
been 80 intense that most Of the passen-
gers had jumped ard.preferring a
watery grave to death by fire. Even
the Captain, in his desperation, flung his
wife two children and mother overheard
rather than see them devoured by the
flames, and then threw himself in after
them. They all immediately sunk to-
rise no more.
The emigrants were crowded forward
and literally pushed overheard by those
retreating from the flames. Some had
presence of mind enough to throw over
board their chests and swim upon them,
but nearly all were lost. Both boats
were SO badly burned as to be useless.
The beach was strewcd with bodies
for several rods. They lay so thick
upon the bottom of the lake, and in
such shallow water, that they were find
ing them and taking them ashore by the
boat load.
1t is stated that Captain Roby had
insured his life for $4,000, a short time
previous to his decease.
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Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes.

At Wholesale En- ciusiueIy.
TIME undersigned are now prepared to offer
Il TO the Spring Trade = large and Desirable
selection Of the above goods as low as can ba
purchased in ST. Louis; having purchased their
Domestic goods direct from The manufacturer be-
fore the advance.
$50 bales A brown shee,ing and shir,ing.
so bales 81 brown sheetins and shirtiug.
49 cases bleach shsctirs and shirtng,
IFS bales striped shHting.
20 bales ticking,
Is cases blue drills,
so babes blue deniu1s,
80 bales brown drills,
5 cases black do,
80 cases twill basging,
IS cases merrno cocLcco & other fancy prinfs.
10 bales apron checks,
rs cases summer stuffs, all qualities,
8 cases Erlston and domestic ginghams
Ladies' Dress Goods Of al the new fabrics that
gre produced Of lates: designs
Cloth Department,
In which may be found all the yartoas colerS
and qualities of French, German and .sner:c.s
cloths and ssimeres. satinets, tweeds efrrfneus
and vestings, linen, drings, white; brown and
fancy drapery, etc.. cashninetis, summer cloths
in great variety; also large assortment of Ken
lucky jeans, etc,
Linens.
oohtihSs sncuns, uauiasksj uiaper, handker~
chiefs, ms, etc,
Hosiery and Gloves,
A very large assortment, embracing all th. van
QUE styles.
White G oods
In great variety.
Worsted Gocdst
All kinds and quality.
Silk Goods.
Ribbons Of new and beautiful style, pongee &
Schangh handk'f, dress goods, etc.
straw Goods.
Bonness Of all the new styles palm leaf hats, ese.
PaEasels 4 Urn brellas.
Turk, satin, siik and cotson psrasols, unstsel-
las, all qnalnics
YANKEE Notions.
Our stock IL complete N this department. and
offers grea. indscessents to purchasers
Boots and shoes.
300 cases sk'ck boots--a!l qualities,
SO cases calf bcots---at quaiisics,
200 cases kip beofs---aR qaatnsss,
IS cases goa, boets-4an asaiiies.
90 cases zip ard calf brsgans; and ladies and
childrens shoes Of oil kinds and Qualities.
8. 3. MERRILL & co.
sasseamboat Leading.
Gsisns, May 10. 1850,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-06-27
NEW GO Cd S .

TUST RECEIVED at the Boston Furnishing
81 Store, per Steamers Nominee and Lsmartine
direct from Boston and New-Yotk. large aud
elegant stock Of French, English ard American
Dry Goods, embracing almost every style and
fabric that can be found in the eastern markets.
We would invite the ladies Of ST. Paul, St.
Anthony and vicinity to examine our stock Of
thin Dress goods embracing Swiss and Bard
Muslins, Berages, Lawns. India Linens Sc, be-
lievng they cannot be surpassed in the Territory.
CashMsres, Delaines, and Linen Lusfres.
We hove received one case Of beautiful French
Delaines and Cashmeres. The style cannot be
surpassed. Also, few pieces Of Linen Lustres
which are very desirable.
Prints! Prints {!
Among our Prints will be found two cases Of
Menimacks, new Spring styles 8 cases Cocheco,
5 do. Manchester. ) do. Fall River. do. Mourn
ing snd 10 do. various styles and coors.
Shanls Shapls
Our stock of Shawls consists Of carton All
wool Cashneres, l do. Brocha. 1 Berage, do.
Isle thread Printed Cashneres, NJ. d. &c.
Hosiery.
Our assortment is compiste-cmbracfng every
quality usually kept in a retail store.
Our stock Of Bieached and Unbisnched Cot
tons is unusually large, with a few pieces fine
all wool Flanncis. Bleachcd Brown Linen Table
Covers, Cotton Damask Super Heavy Tickings,
Linen diapers, Crashes, Linen hdkss. Ginghams,
Cumbrics, Silesies, Crewels, Patches, Gimp and
Fringes, Lnces. Edgings, Carpet Bags sc. &c.
Ready-.Made Clothing.
We would say TO the gentlemen Of ST. Paul,
St. Anthony aud surrounding country that our
stock Of Ready-Made Clothing and Furnishing
Goods cannot be surpassed. 1t il Of our own
manufacture and will be warranted ia every par
,icular. Following is few of the many articles
received:
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Positively at Saint Louis Prices.

Positively at Saint Louis Prices.
Cheap Cash Store, for Spring and Sum
mer Trade.
r F.. FULLERTON has now received
u and opened his Spring and Summer stock :,
comprising one Of the best selected assOrtments
of Ready-made Clothing, Prints, Satlnets, Boots,
shoes, Hats, Caps, Fancy Goods. &C., ever
brought to Minnesota. lie would respectfully
invite Farmers and others visiting st. Pau. to
pay him visit, as he is determined to retain the
name which his establishment has 30 long held of
Cheap Cash Store.
CLOTHING.
The following are few Of the articles on hand:
Extra fine blk dress coats Black satin vests
do frock 60 Figured do
Black and brown do Black silk do
Aalpacca do Fine black Pants
Brown linen do do Cassimer do
Fine Linen Shirts Flannel under shirts
Bingham do Cotton and WOODEN hose
Hickory do of all sizes and sorts
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems thick boots Morocco slips
do Seal do Boys shoes Of all kinds
do Calf, sewed do Ladies' boots. shoes,
do Thick brogans slippers, &c.
GROCERIES,
consisting Of Teas, Coffees, Sugar, Rice, Molas-
ses, N. o. s. S. H.; Candies, Mould and Sperm,
Dried Apples, Peaches, Soap, Tobacco, Salera-
tus. Starch, Goldfish, Mackerel, Cinnamon, Nut
megs, Cloves, Peppermint and Pepper Sauce.
Also, a large assortment Of Wooden Ware,
consisting of Painted Tubs and Buckets, Wash
boards, Clothes Pins, &c. All for sale cheap
for cash. No trouble to show goods-next door
to the Fremont House-sgn, Cheap Cash Store.
N. B. Large supplies Of Flour, Oats, Corn and
Potatoes always on hand. 2-9ly
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A special meeting of St. Paul Lodge, No
2. |. y. OF o. F.. was held at their Hall or
Thursday morning, June Goth, 1850. Tn.
death of Brother John Lumley having beer
announced, on motion, it was ordered tina
the four elective officers of this lodge act a:
a committee to draft preamble and reso.
lutions expressive Of the sense Of this Lodge
and report at the next regular meeting.
On motion, it was ordered that the mem.
bers Of this Lodge attend the funeral of Bro
Lumley in regalia. The Committee report.
ed the following preamble and resolutions
which were unmousiy adopted, June 22nd
1850.
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Supreme
Ruler Of the Universe in the course of his
inscrutible, but wise Providence, suddenly
to removed from US by the hand Of death in
the bloom and vigor Of life, our esteemed
and beloved Brother, John Lumley; There
fore,
Resolved, That, in meek submission TO
Heavens high behest, we deeply mourn the
loss of our worthy Brother.
Resolved. That we sympathize most sin
cerely with the relatives Of our deceased
Brother; and as o tribute to his memory we
will wear tbs usual badge of mourning for
the space Of thirty days.
Resolved, i hat a copy Of the above pre-
amble and resolutions be forwarded to the
relatives of our deceased Brother, and a
copy to each Of the newspapers Of the Ter
ritory for publication.
B. w. LOTT, NC.
Attest. BENZ. w. BRUHsoH, Sec.
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MINNESOTA STORE.
Not Neu York, Philadelphia, or 8oston

INOI -NeW YIN, IHUuuctVUtU, UT UVSfVU,
but simply Minnesota.
II BEG LEAVE to call tho attention Of the
Il Public generally to my heavy stock Of goods,
which having been bought for Cash (and at pri-
vate sale) can be disposed of as low as by any
house in the country. The stock is composed Of
almost every thing required in Dry Goods, Hard
ware, Crockery, Tin-ware, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, and Groceries Except Liquors); and !
would direct the attention of the Ladies to small
lot Of Dress Patterns, consisting Of Lawns, French
Jaconets, &c. which are just opened. In few
days shall remove to that New Store, now in
the course Of construction, opposite the Post Office
where ! solicit a continuation Of the patronage
have already received.
Some few best quality cigars by the bcx--real
Simon Pures Regalies, cos, $40 in New York.
June 6, 1850. w. III. FORBES.
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Galexa embellishments.
Spring Supplies. CISCO
WOODS, HOUSE & Coz

No. 81, Main street, Galena. Iliinoiss
VNOULD take this method Of informing tho
w citizens Of Minnesota and upper Iowa,
that they in receipt o. their spring stock OF
goods, which will be kept well assorted by aces
sions during the season. Their stock compri.es
almost every article in the dry goods line, bSh
staple and fancy, which has been selected With
great care, and feel confident will give satisfac-
ton to all who will examine it. They respectful,
| lv invite attention and solicit orders, assuring
those who may favor them with their confidence.
that their wants vii! be faithfully ADD promptly
attended OF.
The following comprises the general outline Of,
their stock:
A., 5-4. and lo-4 bro. shectingA
| I" /" bleach do
Blue brown, and black drillings,
Cottonades, denims, and NankeenA
Tickings, stripes and checks.
Prints, spring styles in great variety.
Alpacas, BOmbazines, and de LaiIsss.
Cambrics, Jaconetts, and Swiss goods
French cloths, black and olive.
Doeskin and fancy cassmeres.
Satin, silk and Msrseilles vesiings,
Plain black and rich figured silks.
Tissues, bereges and French lawns
Nader color lawns and linen lusira-
Chambrey and " S. ginghams. all coloTs-
Rich silk and Cashmere shawls.
Rich bonnet and neck ribbons.
Cap, trimming and taffetas ribbens,
! Bcnners, every size and variety
| Paris kid gloves, silk and Isle gloves.
Ladies' and gents. linen c. handkerchief
Hosiery Of every kind and quality.
House keeping goods in variety.
Slate and bleached linens
Black Italian and summer crayats.
Plain and fripged pArasols. some very rieh.
Umbrellas, common and good.
Ladies CATERS, l-2 CATERS, and Excelsiors-
Curaso kid slippers. and buskins.
| Misses and childrens' wear, every VARIETY.
Musquito netting and bars.
with great variety Of shelf goods unnecessary
to mention. We would be glad to see those Wis.,
iting our market, aud respectfully solicit CALI
| May Is, 1850. 2-5-ly