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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-09-18

CTLL continues keep his bar and billiard room, on
- ts north side Of Tairl street. Saint Paul; and will
take particular that his Saloon shall be quiet and
orderly, herefoiore; where gentlemen may enjoy
pleasant game OF billiards. and End bar furnished with
the most choice and expensive liquors and cigars
Thsnkf HIS friends the public Tor The liberal pat
ronige he opened here in lSas, (thc oldest baI
in ST. Panl) he solicts coltinasion Of their IA
vosable regard.
Sent. 4 IsJt 2o-ly
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G.. II. WEST,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Merchant.

On the Lepee, Dubuque, Ioua.
"HOIEsALE and Retail dealer IN Foreign and Do
w nestle Fruits, Candies, Nuts Spices, Family Gro
cerics, Produce and Provisions Ornamental and Frui,
Trees, Plants Ever-Gnee Slrubbery Grass Garden
and Flower Seeds, &c, &c.
N B.-Steamboats, hotels, and private families, fur.
nshed with COED ARTICLES at the loves, market prices
aud delivered free Of charge.
Dubuque, lows, May 2lst, ISL. S-n
TuNIE undersigned would inform the public generally
- that he has strong and permanent enclosure, with
the necessary sheds and adjoining his
Warehouse nj the Steamboat Landing in Dubuque, for
the convenience OF those having cattle horses Sheep
hogs To ship TO from this point slsO for the
mediation Of farmers and others coming into this city
with loaded wagons Hay and gram srpt constantly
hand for sale at reasonably low prices.
ett" q. X. WESr.
Dubuque, Iowa, May 2lst, ISL G-tf
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ST. PAUL HAT AND CAP STORE,
Third Street, near the junction Of Bench

- WEST McCIoUD begs leave 10 inform The cat
H. zens Of 81. Paul and the public OF Minneso.a
generally that he has just received large aad
sorted STOCK of Hats ard Caps Of ates; styles which
he 10 prepared 60 sell for cash far lower than goods Of
the Kind were offered Ia this mar ler Having
large stock on hand he offer his goods wholesale
st prices as low can be bought III the 81. Louis
ket. Country merchants wishing to purchase, will nna
IL te their interest 10 give him a call
n, u. Hats purchased oi this establish snt, lroed
Tree OF charge.
st. Paul, November 25, 1850. S-i2
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rs-n the Correspondent OF tine ~ Y. Tribune.
Mexico-.Appr0ach Of a Political Crisis
MEXICO, Monday, Aug. d. 1851.

MEXICO, Monday, Aug. 4, 1851.
We are near, or fear soon shall be, on
the verge of crisis. The time is appar-
emily aPtroach,1g. when struggle mus,
iake pla'e between the Church and the
Cove anIent, or the former must Weld 10
the aeCCs sities Of the latter. One or the
other must give way. The time does no,
appear ID be distant, when we shall see
whether there he patriotism enough In the
Church 20 yield a small portion of their rev
nUDes tor the support of the Government.
or see II fall. developing themselves in the
caIcmau ruin.
tsyo Months have passed since the open
ing : tae Extra Session, but nothing has
been done; and for the last two weeks, they
10 nor appear TO feel disposed 20 meet
Mar do believe they can do anything
During whole year the attention of Con
g.,s7, IF the Press. and Of The most enIigb,.
eneJ Of he Mexicun-, has been directed TO.
ward one sole ohject---ihe creation of rev
enue- The last of the Indemnify has been
spent, and they now find themselves with
out means, and incapable of providing for
the presenI exigencies.
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- ST. LOUIS FURNITURE ryyz-7
"A STORE. k~=:As1
F%1 WIN. NJ. HARLOW. PROPRIETOR,
y ID VSxp

Of Fashionable Modern and Antique Furniture and
Chairs. Also Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Mattresses, Feather Reds and Bedding.
Looking Glasses, Willow Ware, &c. &c
Hare Rooms, No IS, North Second Street scesf side,
6et,cera OiiUer and Locust
Orders for any description of Furniture other arii-
Giles in his line, will always receive immediate atten-
ton. Goods will be carefully packed and shipped at
the risk OF the proprcters and in every TIE prices
will be as low BE- had in 81. L0us, and goods
warranted Orders for furnishing Hotels, Lodges, Assoc
Citations, &c, respectfully solicited.
MIR. Harlow is practical mechanic, and NJ all times
viii MI orders will goods of tho fashionable, SUBJ
stantial and desirable styles. 2-29
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SAINT CHARLES HOTEL.
1T sent .inlAony.


rHNIIE subscriber has taken lease of this large IIo-
4 tel, with all it's out-5nihings and apPertai,ingx.-
Sensible that there is demand Ut the Falls, for public
house OF the very first Glass; the Subscriber promises
the highest standard the market Of
Minnesota will admit; and Will endeevor having an eye
all the premises, ascertain all the time what is
wanting 10 make each gaes, contented.
ID. L. MOULTON.
Sept. 4, 1851. 2o-ly
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GALENA STOREs
W. III. Stiliman & Co.

NyOuLD respectfully inform the citizens OF San,
Pau! and vicinity, that they have opened in tle
lower town fresh and well selected stock ul Groceries
which are supplied every week from & ilena and st
LOUIS and which they pledge themselves FOR cash
as low be bought north of Galena Those dcsir.
om OF buying at reta will find il 10 their advantage
call and examine their prices
Constantly on hand@Bntter, Cheese, Pork Fish. Su-
gars Teas, Celfees aud ali articles found in this line
. II \ genuine article OF Family Flour constantly on
hand. w r. NJ a. On
Saint Paul, Aug. 2a, 1851. 10
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EAGLE BAKERY,

fENIE undersigned, the American House, Saint
u Paul, wish il TO be understood 10y villagers and
by the people cf Minnesota large, that they win al
ways be prepared To Sell Pilot Bread Boston Crackers
Butter Crackers, and all kinds Of Crackers, Galena
and St Louis prices, and OF the best quay also
furnish TO families or for balls and parties, every kind OF
Cakes. ISCa and examine.
sTUART & SPENCE.
June LIST. 1851.
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BUILDING.

TfSE undersigned grateful for the liberal patron.
IL age heretofore extended TO him, begs leave
to the citizens Of San. Paul generally, that he is
prepared TO furnish material and buildings upon
most favorable terms and upon the shortest notice and
also TO those wishing TO build III the modern and
improved STYLE that they can be accommodated with de-
signs, estimates and specifications, upon the most
sona5le terms.
II Office ON corner of Third and Wabsshaw streets,
Saint Paul, M. T. J. DANIELS.
August %, 1851. Ia-3t
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esaIena advertisements.
LTouORs. CROCERIE,s. &C.. s.

LfVUVhss U NOCrsHf FsS, ~c's ~c'
TIME subscribers haas just opened In their New store
j the site oi their old stand, No. IS IA wee Steam
boat Landing GaIepa Illinois, Fun ~ ciioce
and fresh goods, well selected ia Boston, New York ard
New Orles markets, for cash. all of which viii sold
low and al prices making the advantage Of dealers
70 buy Of us Ia preference Of any other market Our
Liquors and Wines are pure and genuine, and such
they viii be sold
Give call aud examine stock, part Of which is
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HENRY e. BUELL.,

yuSIREE doors east Of the Pioneer Office nearly oppo
a site the Library, on Third street st. Paul has
ceived the largest assortment Of leather and ndine and
the largest aud best supply OF made and sale
boots and shoes, and ladies' and childreps shoes.
brought into this town; besides supply Of family gro
ccres also nails of all sizes. Call and look your
selves. Mr. b. particularly invites the attention Of la
dies who want good, thorough made shoes
l. Call mt the sign of the While Flag.
July 81, 1851. is
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A New Volume of the American Phre.


nOIVyICaI JOUTUdI,
n COMMENCES July !, ISL. Now is the time TO
~ subscribe. Devoted TO Phrenolagy, Ply siology,
Magnetism, Physiosnomy, Mechanism, Education, Ag-
rculture, the Natural Sciences ard General
profusey illustrated: 1t cannot fail TO interest every
class OF readers Every family and especially all young
rsn and women, should have a copy. II is printed on
the hst Of every month, One Dollar year. AiIiet-
tcrs should be postpaid, and directed to
F0WLERs & WELLS,
ISL Nassaa-st., N. Y.
Sept. 4, 1881. 2o,4t
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To the Citizens of St. Paul and yiciai,y

ynNIfE undersigned having carried on the business of
building In Saint Paul foT the past year, md iron,
the liberal patronage extended him by the ciiizess gem
orally, he Intends to continue the business Of prolos
sion In this City.
Gentlemen wishing TO bald, he odstsd with
Plans bis, estimates and specifications by calling tbs
subscriber at hIs Odee in levi Sloan's store.
n, G. PRENTIss.
naint Paui, Nav 10, 81. eff
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EsIE undersigned having purchased the interest of his
u brother, in the concern Of H. W. TRACY & Co.,
will st continue business, the Old STAND for his own
account where he will Ice happy his friends aud
the public generally. lie will give his entire attention
exclusively Family Groccri.s, and will warrant all
ticles in his ae.
y. b. DooKs LAID AsIDs--Terms CASH.
Aug &c. 1880 CHARLES +. TRACY.
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CAUTION. CAUTIOym CAUTIoy,,,

CAUTION! CAUTION: CAUTIONS.
take this occasion TO inform the public that have
the exclusive agency or GaIcna and vicinity for the
sale OF the following justly and descrvedy popular Fam
iy Nedicnes
GracfeHberg Medicines, Dr SwayEe's syrup sf cherry
Or WIN ID soans Ointment, DIR. swaynes VeTnige,
:" Cond'n paw'r DIR Trash's Magnetic Oint'nt.
Or. Myers sarsaparii'a, Roakc's Iodine lhinisut
Dr. Siuinn's hair tonio DR.. Brsgg's remedies,
DIR. Champions Pills, DR.. Merchant eargiag OIL
DIR Brsiprs y. g. linmen DR. Marshas uterine csti
ALSO--ON HAND.
Perry Davis Pain Killer, Dr. Chrstic's Magnetic Belts
and Fluid Swain's Pansees ayncs medicines. wistars
Baisan Row an,s Tonic MIXTURE, &c, &c. for sale b,
GEORGE &. STROTHEP,
Wholesale and Reisii Druggist,
July 3. No. 1876 Main street t;al,na
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

ruNfiE undersigned will inform the citizens of 81. Paul
II and its vicinity that he is opening Lumber Yard,
the Shingle Factory Jackson Seventh streets
and is prepared TO fill orders for ell kinds of Lumber
the shortest notice Those wishing Lumber of any de-
scription, laths shingles, wOnld do well 10 call.
IL Terms easy, half up and the balance the
delivery Of the Lumber.
J. w. BASS,
Agent for the 81. Anthony Mill Co.
St. Psui, July 81, 1851 l5-1
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T.. II. PRICE,

h. Ii. PRICE,
QDLASTERER, can be found near the corner of Jack.
and Sixth streets, the lower shinse mill
h. b. 7. has served regular apprenticeship
o plas,eripg and believes he give entire salts
faction 10 those who may employ him, in any branch
his business
P.S.-Two good journeymen wanted Immediately.
st. Paul, Aug H. 1851. IL
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GOOD Brick can now be Ind at the yard of Draw
" LEY & SYMONDS who hsvs been IN partnership
since the LIST of April, ISL Having proper machines
they are prepared to make the common, and also the
patent face brick equal any used in the United States
and at similar prices
Jnly 81, 1851. II
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ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY FALLS.
Two Daily Stages.
viii leave each place at A. NJ and +. NJ.
STILI.NV ATER, ST. PAUL AND ST. NJ
THONH FALLS.
DAILY SrAGE.--W leave saltwater aud 81. Paul ut
A. NJ aud ST. Paul (eaci Way with the ST.
Anthony Fails Stage, making n Daily Stage between
saltwater and st. Anthony Falls.
LIVERY STABLE,
Corner Of 4th and Roberts SITS, Lower Landing.
Harness, Carriages, Bugrcs, and Saddle Horses let.
Passengers conveyed 10 all parts Of the Territory.
Parties of pleasure coming visit the Falls of st. An
tony and other slacs with find il much their inter
est 20 call upon Us before applying elsewhere
1rHorses bought, sold and exchanged.
IrOur terms are low prices for ready cash. Positive
ly credit will be given. t...
WIILOuGIIBY, POWERS Il co.
sr. PAUL, NJ. T., May LIST, 1851. 3--tf
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DISSOLUTION.

reNHE Copartnership heretofore existing between the
u undersigned Is this day dissolved All persons
knowing themselves indebted TO the old concern, viii
please make payment forthwith to Charles r. Tracy,
VINO ~ authorized to receipt for the All accounts
and notes not settled before September, will be
paced Ia the hands 81 an Attorney for collection.
CHARLES +. TRACY,
HENRY w. TRACY.
sIint Paul, August %, 1851. 1887
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JOHN MORGAN,

.Mid,ras betareen st. Paul and Sfillseater,
nEGS leave to say TO strangers visiting Min
I'D nesota, and The public generally, that having
now made his arrangements complete FOR the ac-
commoda,ion Of the public, and being situated
in the midst of the most delightful scenery, sur
rounded by lakes that abound III fish, and in an
atmosphere of unsurpassed purity--he hopes TO
see company from abroad, as well as from neigh
boring villages. They will find the caarges
moderate. WHO
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GEORGE W. BURTON & CO.,
Under the Naples House, NORTH end,

main street, Dubuque, Iowa.
~HoLESALE aud Retail dealers in Dry Goods
w Clothing, Boots, Shoes Hats, Gaps, &c, &c, a
very reduced prices. Pork, Bacon Lard, Butter Flour
Corn osts, &C., &c, always ON hand and for sale il
Quantities 20 suit the purchaser.
li.G,e them call and you shall be turned emps.
away.
May 29, 1851. SIM,
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A. BBI.S. Linseed Uii--On hand and for sale by
Il " July 5. GEORGE c. STRO1HER.
a BBLs. pntty-(in bladdcrs) hard and for sale
j " by Ouy So GEORGE {. SFROTHER.
n DBI.S Spirits Turpcntine-On hand and for sale
IL " by Ouiy ~ GEORGE e. STROTHER.
=, BBI.s Lard Oil--On hand and for sale by
~ July 3. GEORG E L. S1ROTHER.
- BBLS. Cincinnati GIne---On hsnd and for sale by
eV July 8. GEORGE G. SMOTHER.
- BBI.s. sperm ol--On hand and for sale By
- JulyS. GEORGE c. SYROTJfER.
4 IF. bhls. swce, Oil--On hand ard for sale by
II July 3. GEORGE c. STROJJIER.
q BBI.s. Fish on--on hand and for sale by
~ July 3. GEORGE Z. STROTIiER.
SNnn KEGS st. Louis and Cincinnati White Lead
As wv --On hand aud for sale by
July 3. GEORGE {. STROTHER.
16l n hsss .n %'S S4 say. Sizes
JuyS. GEORGE C. STROTBEs.
- Boxes CASTLE sonp--On hand and for sale by
. July 8. GEORGE c. STRoTIfER.
e Baskets Olive Oil-On hand and for sale by
" july 5. GEORGE c. STROTHER.
Slsl OZS. sulph. Qminine-On hand and for sale
IL q. - by july g. GEORGE c. STROTJtER.
4 bbls Queen City Varnish--On hand and for sale by
II July J. GEORGE c. STRO7HER.
a BBIS spanish whiting On hand and for sale hy
II ~ July j. GEORGE T.. S1RO1HER.
- hf bas. Castor Oil--On hand and for sale iy
. July 3. GEORGE c. STRQTyEK.
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OYSTERS, OYSTER SOUP, SARDINES.
~ and other eatables--slso, palataic FtEtps at
Months Oyster Saloon, opposite the A,nsrioas House,
saint Paul-
The suscriber has fied up the establishment without
reference 10 expense, expressly pleasant
where s'soDcthing good" he had quict, and
fortabiy, or 60 drak, or smoke.
Noyemsses 1850. r. MONTE.
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KIrrsoN,s ADDrrION TO ST. pAUL.

TuNi desirahe ground lying in the n,ost central and
u advantageous part Of the basin Of ~. Psal where
m,st inevitably be the principal river business Of the
town. epd afording also most choice and delightful Lots
in the rear upon the BENCH for dwelling houscs;
viewed Lots aud ered for SAKE, with titles
disputed aud ndspgable, reasonably low prices aud
upon liberal Of credit, for ol
money! and Lumber FOR building Lots sold In the sd.
iiion will be furnishcd Al the rotary saw mill easy
terms. CHARLES II. OAkES,
Agent Tor Proprlciors.
ST. ranl, July 81, 1881. Is
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n DOE. cans Fresh Oysters, just received and for
Il " sule by (sus2s) &. F. L.
e boz best kentucky Mustard on hand, for sale by
u aus2S CIT
6SEAcH and Plum Jam, pu, up in cans, for families,
HNFALiLBi.E Yeast Powders, warranted; for sale by
! L aug2s CIT
NE Salt, in small sacks for family use, for sale by
II aug2e CIT
! A assortment Of Catsups and Sauces. for sale BY
IA aus2e CIT
DOE old saton Cognac vintage Of 1881, for sale BY
~ ausza e Z L
/ ee aug2S GET
| 4 a DoZ old Rye Whskey, warranted 10 be as good
" a. ever was made, for sale by CIT
= DoZ old "Oporto PORT" expressly for inyalids,
~ warranted pare article, for sale by CT I
= BASKETS l-2 pnts Champagne, for sale by
- ausos CIT
| A fine assortment of Teas, for sale by
n aus2s CIT
! A good assortment Of Pickles, for sale by
e DoZ canisters Of Sporting Powder, for sale by
~ ans2s CIT
n CASES hest Missouri sweet leaf Chewing Tobacco
! n Ior sale by ang26 CIT
" oiah"S anu specs, cinnamon, Nc- for sale by
~ "ueZo CFT
- DoZ Broons for sale by
u angas CIT
~ o. sugar, Clarified do, and Powdered do. for
IN sale by aug2s CIT
EeE EST Rio Coffee, for sale by --
Qb aug2c CIT
BBi.S best Cincinnati Whiskey,
- - 5 do Pale Cognac brandy,
IA cask superior Brandy,
bbs each Of PORT Sherry and Madeira Wines
III s'ofe snd Tor sale by aug2S FIT
viii take all the products Of the country in paymen,
Il for goods ut fair prices sug25 & FIT
WANTED.
1900 bushels Potatoes
500 do Oats
500 do Corn,
For goods At low prices. (ang2s-Iyl C. FL
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Notels AND Connepanres.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

E& RODNEY PARKER, late of the American
lsssM House, Lowell, Mass. having least oi the
large hotel al The upper end Of -. Paul. With
everything In roper order for the eopvenienc Of tray
elers, boarders families desiring frBisra upsrimsnt
resTecsiuiy Invites his friends and the pusc TO give
him a call, believing that he do much for their
comfort be expected IA country, mol Yet
supplied with regular markets. Any
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NEW BRICK YARD.

TvNH e subscribers have started Brick yard, Il
II the OF Saint Paul. and now prepared To !arnis
amy quantity Of good hrick at short n0tice.
~ Orders respectfully solicited.
LUTON, RANDOLPH Co.
July g. 1851. lift
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REMOVAL OF MILLINERY ESrAB
GIVE BIT OF ROPE FOR AHALrE

GIVE BIT OF ROPE FOR A HALTER
CA To some persons, and they know On
K&6&M wei enough how to find horses; but kJHM
p IL YOU give men the besI horses aud N-s'~--SsN
ponies in Minnesota, they win know where 10 find
good Hahers Saddles, Brides, Martnsaes and Harness
ses, un they learn that A. X. FRENCH has re-
moved across Third Street, ST Paul. into his shop
next door east Of Sau1 II. Sergent's where every
branch of Saddlery and Harncss-mak ng, well a.
Trunk making is done rather cheaper and better than
any where else in Minnesota.
Saint Paul, January !, 1851.
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II. f. hHCLOSKEY.

SHiRTS.--A fine assortment Of white and printed
| ~ shirts, OF every quality and price For sale BIZ
! Gslena, June /. l.. II. II. p. CORWirH
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a n Bushels Of new Corn Meal for family use,
II wv just received from the mill at Cottage Grove
| For sale by July l.i J. L. FULLERTON.
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.r3rYLIsH. CoArs.

CENTEELNests, and wei-a,ting Pants have much
N 10 do with the success Of mankind. Tao dress, 10
the most obvious index 81 the and perhaps the
oritv OF people unconscoasly Eisac IL tho criterion of the
wearer. IL viii be- study. To enable
MAKE good frbressio' upon the world tar as II
be accomplished by apparel. We have large assert
inert Of cloths and trimmings, OF every quality; and will
not only make ali garments TO order, warranted 10 ft
but shall keep hand choice Of ready
made clothing, Coats pants vests, crsyats cFeroats
shirts, drawers and understands for sale cheap for cash
As drapers and taiiors, intend desfye the
OF Saint Paul We slwa,s be found 10 shop,
Third Street, nearly opposite II. A. Iamberts
WILLIAM \ HENRY NikHAUs
3 int Paul, Ma, 90 1851 s--iv
vUNOwN LOTS la saint Anthony Fails inr s-ie. Ap-
u fl, to tMas %, lesl.-tl J. +. WILSON.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS received lss all the principal quar-
- terry, monthly, weekly daily periodicals publish
ed in the United states, and Foreign Books and Mara-
Zines obtained 10 order,
june 70 QO-tD AtLEpUc's BOOK STORE.
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MARVIN'S

BOOT AND SHOE MANCFACTORY,
Removed TO the Builling west Of lie Dues Book
Store.
MARVIN, grateful for past patronage, welcomes
~ his customers and the Public generally to his new
sandwhere, with the best stock of materials than can
be purchased he is prepared supply them with the
BEST the most durable, The most tasty and fashionable
articles in his line. IL Call and him.
81. Paul, May Is, 1881. Aft
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Z. II. 4 h. II. CoRSITH,

u. II. 4 II. r. C0RtvITH,
Wholesale Dealers ia Dry Goods, Cloth.
ing. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
&sc., &C.,
No So Steamboat Landing, Galeno, H3noss.
HAVE now received their Spring and Summer Stock,
u y Consisting Of large assortment OF ready -made
Clothing, Dry Goods Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, Fancy
Goods, &c, DC. They would in, lite The examination OF
Dealers, they think they maxi 10 their advs-
tage TO purchase In this market
Among their assortment viii be found the following
Coa
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LIVERY STABLE,

LIVERY STABLE.
H1A1TLSON & BENSON at the American House, ST.
Pam, Minnesota. Good horses and carriages of ,.
best kind ready at all times; passengers conveyed To all
parts of the country wifi expedition, right aide up
with care and speed.
DAILY LINE
We will also run daily line Of splendid between
St Fau and ST Anthony and after the opening of
navigation leaving each place every mornrs and evening
regularly.
Extras irf shed for pleasure parties and others
moments notice. We empo, but the best and
most careful drives
st. Paul, Mafrh ISL 1851.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-09-18
DIED,

Al Cottage Grove, Minnesota, On Saturday,
re i''h inst., Mrs. INEVITABLE FURnrn, agci
- years, wife Of Mir. r. r. Furber.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-09-18
Boots Il shoes.
Clothing.

5000 pairs sati,ttt ard cashmere pants,
5000 cloth, sack, frock and dress coats,
1000 tweed, linen and ginglam coats,
5000 assorted vests,
200 dOZ flannel under and shirts,
200 do do drawers
500 do white linen, bssom and cli;ec shirts,
general assortment of geRtleaens furnishing wear,
shirts, cravats handkerchei, suspenders etc, etc.