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NEW LI4 L Il 5 I D X T..
Calhcarf A. f&rnfhar

VXyOTID inform the good people OF Minnesota. thai
w they have leased the store the southwest cor
rer of Roberts and Third streets, ST. Paul. for the pur
rose of carrying the Niae and Liquor business We
are now receiving direct from the Custom House in New
YORK large stock Of Drandies Of various brands
yiniaces Wines, Port. Madeira, and Manga, Gins o
various brands. also Old Monongahela, Whiskey Olt
Todd, Wbiskey, and Superior article of Ohio do, al
OF which will b. sold low for cash /.
We wod invite the proprietors Of Hotels and saloons
10 call and examine our stock.
CATHCART & BROTHER.
Hsint.Panl. Ncvember. ISL 29x
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Have you good Understanding !

II MARVIN, invites the public examine the
LIZ best stock Of materials in his ne that has ever
been seen In Territorx- He challenges either side OF
the Atlantic produce better quality Of French Cali
SKINS specially adapted for the winter season.
On hand, slss, Ladies' One custom made shoes and
CATERS Also t;entlerens Calf ar Kip Boots, the best
ih1i be made. Xoa know the stand-rhrd street,
near Roberts street.
Saint Panl, Move nber. 1851. 81
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For the Pioneer

Mn. EDtroR Herewith, | send you th.
Episcopal Recorder of the l. 9th of Noyem
her, III which you will ind very inlerest
i,g and graphic sketch of the travui, of th.
first Missionary to Rupert's Island. AS
every thing rel ,tins to the esrly settlements
and progress of our Territory, aud of thu
country contiguous 10 il on the Northwest,
is read with avi,liiy by the people, | have
thought would be doing M acceptable SER
vice Ivy sending yon the article for puhica-
tion. s.
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TELEscoPE.-A new and mos, important
invention in telescopes, possessing such ex
traorinary powers that some, three and a
half inches, with an extra eye-piece, will
show distinctly Jupiter's moons, Saturn's
ring, and the double stars; with the same
telescope, weighing only three ounces, can
he seen persons countenance three and a
half miles distant, AMI an object from six
teen to twenty miles. They supercede every
other kind for the waistcoat pocket, and are
of larger and all sizes, with increasing pow
ers accordingly.
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GIVE BIT OF KOPEFOR HALTER

Te To '1%s eH@nrS R'sS no 10 nna a insy hoe Ano%
Tt'-@eaa if YOU give men the best horses sGd xf-iS
ponies in Minnesota they will not know where to find
good Haerr Saddles, Brides, Marnsales and Harness
ses until they learn that 4. Il. FR E,N CH has re-
moved Third Street St. Paul. into his new shop
next door east Of Saml Ii. Sercentr where every
branch Of Saddlery and Harness making, wtl ms
Trunk k-nakng il done rather cheaper and better than
any where else in Minnesota.
saint Paul, January !, 1851.
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POW DER.

l.. BFSSELL is agent for the sale OF Lofins aud
sys Smiths celebrated rife and mining Powder, and
viii furnish purchasers with any quantity from one to
one thousand kegs, ST. Louis prices.
] Orders from abroad promptly filed.
J. l.. BfSSELL,
June ,e lS5i. ti0) Dubuque Iowa
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REXANS & LANSING.

EhEALERS In stoves, and manufacturers efevery des
~ cEpton of Tin and Copper Ware, a few doors be-
low the American Houss, St. Anthony street.
jane 26 1851. (l0)
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EAGLE RAN ERX.

VVNfE undersigned near the American House, Saint
III Paul wish 10 be understood by villagers and
by the people Of Mnnesca AT large, that they will al
WAYS be prepared to sell Pilot Bread Boston Crackers,
Butter Crackers md al kinds of Crackers, Galena
and ST. Louis prices, and Of the best quality and also
furnish familss for balls and paries ever! Kind Of
Cakes. ~ Call and eIaniae.
STUART IL SPENCE.
t@sa 1S< h{,
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| 1871 IN n sort Of sled called n eariole. the
only carriage that can he used in that part
OF The country; IL was drawn by dogs and
our readers will DO surprised TO hear that
when the track IS good and the wind favor
able, these faithful, do-ile creatures will
carry person eighty miles in the twenty
lour hours. Mr.. Vests route lay across
nils and plains of frozen snow, unen!iven-
ed ny the sight of a cultivated field, an Eu-
ropean dwelling, or even an Indian wig
wan. The only living beings that broke
the stiffness OF the wlntry scene were occa-
siona herds of buffaloe,, with their enc
ines, the wolves, following in their track to
eelZe npon the weary or the wounded He
travs led the whule day, aud as night ap-
proached, his attendants sought for a spot
well supplied with trees, where they light
ell their fires, and, hanging their guns on
the branches, prepared their evening meal.
The whole party then spread their blankets
on The frozen snow, and after amply repleu-
ishing their blazing fires, covered them
selves with cloaks OF buffalo skin, and lay
down ill morning.
On one Of these nights they were aroused
by The barking of iher dogs, hut found ut
was only herd OF bufiuloes that were tray
elling past. Another night they were alarm
ed by hearing the drums Of d hostile tribe
Of lndians, apparently very near them
they extinguished their fires and watched
ill morning, fearing nm attack; but this dan
ger also was nerciiuly averted; aud ex-
ceptlng on these two occasions, their only
nightly disturbance WAS the no wing Of the
wolves around them in search of prev
The cold, however, was intense, the ther-
moreter sometimes being forty degrees be-
low zoro during the latter part of the night
In this journey, Mr. West travelled be-
tween 300 AMI 600 miles, and returning TO
Red River early in February. resumed his
work there with increasing arior.
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DIR. \. RaRROCR L

EXTOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF saint
w Paul and vicinity, that he hes returned after
temporary absence Of q few months and offers his pro
ssonal services the public Thankful for past iavors
and soliciting share of public patronage, he viii prac
,ee upon The Eclectic Reform Principle, dscariing mer
curry all its forms. lie will he found III his old stand
st all hours, except when professionally engaged.
Af: 10. lS5i. 2-ol
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STYLISH COATS,

G<ENTEEI. Vests, aid woll-ftting Pants, have much
VI do with the success Of mankind The treas, is
the Obvious incx of the and perhaps the
crily Of people uncohscOusly make the criterion Of the
1t will be study To enabe customers to
make rood impression upon the world, so far as il can
be accomr li>hed by apparel We have large assoTt
of cluihS and trimmings of every quality; and will
only make all garments 10 Urder warranted TO III
but shall keep hand Il choice assortment Of ready
made clothing, coats pants, vests c.avats overcoat
shirts, drawers ard ude.shrs, for sale cheap for cash
As drapers and alors, intend 10 deserve the
Of Saint Paul We always be found in our shcp, on
Third street, nearly opposite III. 4. Lambert's
WILLIAM Il HENRY NlhHhUS
Flint Paul Nav 29 ISL 6-ly
To the Citizens ofSt. Paul and icinity
VaVIE undersigned having carried on the business %
Il Building in Saint Paul for The lHst year. and from
the liberal patronage extended to hin b, he citizens
eralIy he intends coninee the b4sce oi his PROBES
sion in this City.
Gentlemen wishing build, can be aocoInmo odai will
plans, bills estimates and specifications by calling on tht
! subscriber at his Office IN Levi Sioaa's Store.
n. &. PRENTISS.
/ Saint Paul, May 29, 81. 6-tf
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2. CHouTEAU. X. JAS. HARRISON. FELIX VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
Choteau. Harrison & Vale,
W1ROPRIETORS Of The st. .LOUlSROLLlNG MILLS,
u will keep on hand full supply Of merchant ban
ron boiler plate, sheet iron and nails manuicta al
their est nbshment from the Of the Iron Mountain
and will also keep all other articles usually kept in al
iron store which they invite the attention OF country
merchants.
~ Warehouse, No. l29, Second street, st. Louis Mo
CnAS w BORUP,
Agent at st. Faul.
May c, 1851. ST
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Saint Souls.

HENRY SrAurFEp. WM. VI. DONALD. X. H. DEEsoN
III. STACFFER CO.,
PAPER MANUFACTURERS,
Paper Mil Warehouse, No. Ii6 North Second Street,
Saint Louis, MO.
Always on hand, Printing, Writing and Wrapping Pa
per, &c, at very low prices. 2-32.
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G. INQUIRE, GUNsMiTH,

a the sign OF tle Big Gun, Thifd street. 81 Paul,
"A door Caves Saloon, il prepared to do any
work his line Of business promptly and to se ehtir,
satisfaction Uf c-lsto1uefs.
Jui> 81, 1851.
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FABLE l..
"Gentlemen," said onjurer, one fine
starry evening, 'these heavens are decep-
tao Uisus; what yon call stars arc nothing
but fiery notes in the air. Wait little,
will clear them off, and show you how the
matter is. Whereupon the artist produced
long syringe OF great force, aud, STOPPING
over the neighboriug puddle, filed it with
mud and dirty water, which he then squirt
ed with might and man against the zenith
The wiser of the company uniurled then
umbrellas; but most part, looking up in
triumph, cried; "Down with delusion it i.
an age Of science! Have we not talIow
lights, then," Hero the mud and dirt,
water fell, and bcspattcrcd these simple per
sons, and even pat out the eyes of several
so that they never saw the stars more.
Enlightened unitarian! art thou aware
that this patent logic mill of thine; which
grnleth with such Il clatIer, is but Il mllo
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WHO WANTS FURNITUREt

W. NJ. STEES,
: ! !: s: ! !. ;
At the C1RITET JYARE-ROON cor
Es1f ncr OF Third and Minnesota Streets. saint
EN iaul, keeps hand, and will sell cheal,
wsra for cash, Sofas Diynns, Burs aus Tables,
r. EN III Desks, Lounges, BrlsteaGs, Chairs and all
lN Z other descriptions Of Cabiue: Ware, made
in the best manner and out Of well-sea-
.oned materials. The ubo resrt ciuily invited to
call and examine. 2sS
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Dir, II. BABRITT.

MAS HE office the Of l.. Slosn's store where
Il u ne viii be ready attend to professional calls
Saint Paul, November, 1851. Ssy
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Mr.. John G. Symmcs, Of the city of Troy
\. Y, has invented and taken measures TO
secure a patent Tor an imPros sement in
scissors, which Consists III constructing the
pivot or axis Of the two cutting jaws i'll such
a manner that the edges Of The shears are
drawn together sideways in cutting, and oil
incoDveniences arising from looseness Of
the pivot in The ordinary scissors is obviat-
ed.The edges Of tbe scissors blades are
also formed lonsitudinaliy, in such a man
Dpr that they always meet at the same angle
throughout their whole length IN cutting,
thereby producing Il smooth even cut of any
length.
NEBRAsKA.-The Des Moines, Iowa, pa
per, contains an editorial correspondence
from this territory, which gives a most fat
tering description Of the climate and soil.
According to this correspondence, the vast
plains Of Nebraska, and the slopes of the
Rocky Mountains, are admirably adapted
TO all purposes Of agriculture.
WINTER RoUrE TO NEw YoRK-We
are informed hy Mr.. Elliott, the agent of
the Erie railroad, that the cars will CONTINUE
10 run from New York TO DunkIrk all win,
Ter. The lake shore road. with the excep-
tion of forty miles, will lie in running order
as soou as the lake nav igation closes, so that
passengers can rely upon being put through
with The same dispatch rs heretofore. As
early as March, il is expected the whole
road along The lake shore to Dunkirk will
have been completed, and will give US q,
continual RAILWAY conveyance 10 New York
city. = Cincinnati Nonpariel.
OREGON BLACK LAw-The law prohib-
itng negroes and muiattoes from coming in
aud residing in Oregon, has been decided to
be constitutional and valid, 10y Chief Justice
! Nelson, Of that Territory, in case brought
before him recently. The defendant (col-
ored) was directed to leave The Territory
within thirty days from The date Of the de-
cree State Register.
! The Mormons have at length taken pos
session of the rancho of San Beruardino,
near Los Angcos, for which they psisl
Sl02 600; S25 600 was paid down, and tie
remainder is to be paid in two equal an
Hual payments. IL is said TO be their inten-
ton to build great city there, and a rail-
road to Salt Lake is confidently spoken Of.
1t is also said that the heads OF the church
in Oeseret, have gwen dire ctions to the
Mornops in Europe, that ali the emigration
to this country must. in future, come by the
way Of the islhnus of Panama to San
Diego. The population of San Bernardi-
no is to be increased by five thousand with
IN the next six months. The Mormon emi-
grafton from Liverpool, i. is said, anIoUntl
to thirteen thousand.
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CITY HOTEL. ST. LOUIS

Corner Of ThiSd and Zine Streets.
r. BARNUM, proprietor, viii always be happy TO sec
his trends, who down business pleasure from
Wisconsin, Minnesota and from elsewhere up the Mis-
sssipp iYer. Nov. II, lS50.
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ECONOMY IN FAMILY.--There is moth
ing which goes so far towards placing young
people beyond the reach of poverty as
economy III The management of their do
nestc affairs. Ii matters NOT whether a
man furnish much Dr liule for his family, If
there is continual leakage in bis kitchen or
in the parlor; it runs away he knows not
how, and that demon Waste cries ssMorei''
like the horse-ieech + daughter, until he that
provided has no more 10 give. 1t is the
husbands duty 10 bring into the house, aud
it is the duty of the wife TO see that none
goes wrOngfully out Of it-not the least ar
tiCle, however unlinporiant in itself, for it
establishes precedent-nor under any pre-
tence, for IL opens the door for Ruin to stalk
in, aud he seldom leaves an opportunity un-
improved. A man gets wife TO lock after
his affairs, and to assist him in his jou Eey
through life-to educate and prepare his
children for proper station in life, and not
10 d,ssIpate his property. The husbands
interest should be the wife's care, and her
greatest ambition carry her no farther than
his welfare or happiness, together with that
Of her children. This should be her sole
aim, and the theatre Of her exploits in the
bosom of her family, where she may do as
much towards making a fortune as he can
not the money earned that makes man
weaiihy-it is what he saves from his earu-
fings. good and prudent husband makes
Il deposit OF the fruits of his labor with his
best friend, and If that friend he no, true 10
him, what has he 10 hope: II he dare not
place confidence in the companion of his
bosom, where is he 10 place it? 4 wife acts
not for herself only, bat she is The agent Of
many she loves, and she Is bound 10 act for
their good, and not for her own gratifica-
ton. Her husbands good is the end TO
which she should ain--his appreciation il
her reward. i-gratifcation in dress, or
Indulgence in appetite, or more company
than his purse can well entertain, are equal
I ~ pernicious. The tirs, adds vanity to ex-
a,asance; the second fastens Il doctors
bill to a long butcher account; and the lat
ter brings inteupcrlncc, the worst of all
evils, in Its train. -
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''lt is that support this household" said
a hen one day To herself; ''ihe master can
not breakfast without an egg, for he is dis
pePtic and would die, and it is that lay it..
And here is this ugly poodle, doing nothing
earthly, and gets thrice the victuals do,
and is caressed all day. BY The cook of
Minerva, they shall give me double por-
tion Of oats, or they have eaten their last
eggm But much rs she cack'ed aud creak
ed, the scullion would not give her an extra
grain; whercupon, in dudgeon, she hid her
next egg in the dunghill, and did nothing
but cackle and creak all day. The scullion
suffered her for week, then (hy order)
drew her neck, and purchased other eggs a,
sixpence the dozen.
Man! why fret,e>t thou aud whinest thou
his blockhead is happier Than thou, and
still a blockhead. All, sure enough, thy
wages are TOO low! Wilt thou strike ,cork
with Providence, then, and force him TO an
'al;ernalive!" Believe it, he viii DO with
out thee; at ny dh0mme neccssaire.
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hEEDs OF WARRANTED, QUITCLAIM AND
- MORTGAGE, hr sale at the
se-t. ~. fipNbeR offi'h'
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"What is the use of thee, thou gnarled
sapling!" said young larch-tree to young
oak. 81 grow three feet in year, thou
scarcely as many inches;- ! am strail ht and
taper as reed thou struggling and twisted
as loosened withe." "Aud thy DURATION"
answered the oak, ''is some third part Of
mans life, and am appointed TO flourish
for thousand years. Thou art felled and
sawed into paling, where thou rot,est and
art burned after single summer; of me
are fashioned battle ships. and carry ma
rinerS and heroes INTO unknown seas"
The richer nature, The harder and slow
er is its developement. Two boys were
once Of a class IN the Edinburgh grammar
school; John, ever trim, precise and dux;
Walter, ever sloveniy, confused, and dolt.
In due time, John became Baillie John OF
Huntersquare, and Walter became Sir
Walter Scot, of the universe.
The quickest aud conipetest Of all vcge
tables is the cabbage.
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N. SLEEPER p A. nOlNE
AUCTION HOUSE.
"a SLEEPER & co, Auction, Commission, md
~ Forwarding Merchants-No. l90 Main Street,
GaloGa, Illinois.
Cash advances made corsicnWcnts. Particular at
tention paid business entrusted TO their 23
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Dubuque.


j. Ia BISSELI.
yyasiesafe Dealer an Groceries and Provisions,
No. ., Globe Buildings.
DUBUQUE, To,ra.
Jane 26, 1851. 40
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Il. McLagan.
storage and Commission, Water street. between
Green and Washington streets, Galcna, Ill.
S. s. MERRILL & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers III
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
No. SO, Steamboat Landing, Gaten0.
L.. 5. FELT, GaIena, Ill.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
ceres, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, tlouseiurnishlng Goods,
Mattresses, &c.
ALSO-keeps constantly on hand large stock
of Il life and Blasting Powder and Fuse. 2-l0
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w. & i. flDDICk

A-O. LOG, Main street Galcna, Ill. Dealers In DR..
" Goods, Groceries, Boots Shoes, nardware Oaeens-
wares, DC May, 1851. "a y
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GSolcnt.

UEMPSrEAD 81 WASHBURNE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Galcna, Illinois.
TIP We have constantly on hand supply Of
genuine Land Warrants, which will be Sold
Nav If
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T.. II. PRICE,

EeLAsTERER, can se found near the corner of Jack
son ana sixth streets, near the lower shinslc mi
A. n. r. has served regula, apprenticeship the bus
of pasering and believes he give entire salts
faction to those who may employ him. in any branch q
his business.
+. s.-Two good jourreyaen wanted Immediately
et. Fsu Aug. Ia, 1851. II
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Saint i)aul BUSINESS Gar05,
(.HECHANIC.IL.)
NATHAN SPICER,

NATHAN SPICER,
Watchmqker and Je,oeier, Ihird-st., 50. Paul,
NHkS just received and keeps constantly on hand IA
general assortment of Clocks, Watches and Jew
ery Also Pcrfmery and every other article in hs line
Gentlemen and Ladies respectfully invited 10 call.
November, 1851.
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w. III. PARK Err,

HDLASrERER and cisterr-budcr, Informs the peopl
II Of saint Paul AID vicinity, that he will attent
prom pity and faithfully To the work entrusted TO him, il
his line Of business which he processes 10 understand
thoroughly. June ls, 1851. S-y.
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JOHN r. SMITH CO..
UdtchDakeTs a1td Jeret.rs, Main ST. GdtenG, Illinois
A Large and we'll selected assortment OF Clocks,
"A Watches Jewelry and silver Spoons, constantly on
hand, for sale low Engraving neatly executed. All
kinds of Jewery made to order and neatly repaired
All orders punctuay attended TO. The highest prIce
paid for old gold and silver. 2-2e
II. Il S. DRUM.
MAIN STREET OPPOSITE GALENA HOTEL.
MANUFACTURE and keep constantly on hand a
w complete assortment Of fancy and Windsor Chairs
Also, Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Writing Desks Looking
Glasses, Bedseads, &c. &c. Persons wishing to pur-
chase will do wen to call before they buy elsewhere as
prepared sell good article. and our terms
invariably cash, nfoIi TO sell NJ cheap, or
cheaper, than any other in the city reasonable de-
duction made persons buying sell again All orders
from distance punciualy attended 10.
Galena May, l65l 81
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Il. ". Lott,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and General
Land Agent--St. Paul.
Particular attention will be given TO collections,
Paying Taxes, Entering Lands, Securing Pre-
Emption Claims, ana entries made by Military
Land Warrants. sd
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5tilllpater Business Gar0s.
Henry l.. Moss,

Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Agent.-Stiilwater Miun. Ter Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
toarraated genuine.
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Attorney at L9ic,
Offce corner OF Taisd aud C-llr streets, nt Vanl.
LAFAyETTE EMMETT,
Attorney and CoEnscIor a: Iaw,
HNORNE4 Of Wab,shaw and Third streets, b. Hdll,
in the Minnesota Delocrs; building.
al, 1851. Is u
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ABRAM VAN WORRIES,
attorney and Counsellor at Lar and Soiicitor in
Chdncery.
VIII attend TO all professional business entrlsed to his
care. saltwater, Minnesota Ter. 6gtf
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XXvlIL practice MS profession in Saist Iaul and Vi
w cinitv Onlce on Bench street.
Oct. 9, 1851. 25-u
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Jane 26, 1856
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DIR. w NJ. w. SWEENEY,
uKviLL practice his profession in ST. Paul and vcin
w Is. Office o 81. Anthony street, next door be-
low Mr. J. Irvine's.
Nav pc ls5l 6-ly