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II persons indebted to ELFELT r BROTHERS,
a tsEnt faul % etiiIwatcf.) ey book otherwise
are TO call andmske peyment before the Is,
81 ya or their accounts Will he placed Ia the hands Of
a lawyer Cor collection tf-tt -. y Us m
June ~, 1854. + ra. ~ss.Tes1 Scr
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A CARD.

VHNO the ladies would respectfully say, that have
Il now opened the largest and most Fashionable
sortment OF Millinery and Fancy Goods IN the VEST
which we invite their attention. We have larger
sortniet OF straw and Fancy Bonnes than other
Enlistment lire in the Eastern cities and their FISH,
ion and style to be surpassed by them We import
fashions and pattern hats ourselves, directly from
Paris. We warrant all our work and goods 10 please,
and they should not be returned Mrs. S,sitzers
Menary establishment, No. 1876. Main Street, GaieDa
where the large figure stands In The window.
~ B. Ladies when coming 10 Galena, should rot for
get call before purchasing elsewhere, consider
trouble TO show goods, and knew that can sell
them low any body do il, and deermin-
Ell do it, this being exclusive business apply all
energies and taste to il.
n Miners supplied at the lowest wholesale prees.
May 18th, 1891. I'm
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PAGES PORTABLE SAW MILL AND
HORSE POWER.

\he most useful and necessary machine in operation;
II is simple in construction and easily kept in order;
and can be moved on wagons readily a hreshing
machine and put In operation at small expense. IL
will saw from TO two thousand feet Of lumber per
Gay, with team Of six horses, average business
and in better style than any other mill use Ii
is equally well adapted steam, horse
The undersigned, agents for the pateniee, would
nounce TO the pblic that they prepared fur
nish mills with or without horse power of superior
quality ard kEansp, with the right the same
upon the most favorable terms, the mandatory, No.
2o2 Second street, ST. Louis Mo. All orders addressed
will be promptly executed and any information in
regard TO Mils cheerfuly given
Persons ordering mills will Please mention the state
and county in which they wish to them.
%-s KINGSLAND & FERGUSON
Capt Dodd, who Of the above description,
the Lower Mill in ST. Paul. is the agent for Messrs
X. d f. Capt, Dodd will also make machinery Ia order
Of any description whatever, the most favorable
ter;as. 2-46
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BOOKS. BOOKS::

HAVING just received large additions, the subscriber
IL offers for the inspection Of all persons wishing
Books and stationery either large ss
large stock OF School Books together with assor
of standard works in almost every department 81
knowledge, Of great extent and variety.
SIZZLING BOokS-Sanders', Towns, Webstcr's and
McCufey's
READERs-McGufey's and Sanders Isl, ID, Cd, ith
and 5th readers.
D OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Smiths, Nitchells Morses
Parley's ard Goodrch's.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Smiths, Colburn's, Rays,
Emersons, Adams, ferkii.s' and Dabolrs
Ora -Bulon's Browns, Wells, Kirkham's,
Smiths PiHneo's and Frazer's
HIsTORIES-Goodsichs Hale's, Wizards Wilson'S
u. s.
ALSO;
Works on chemistry, geology, mEeTeslogv, Philoso-
ply physiology and botany. Mathematical and cisssi-
cal works, standard works in medical SCIENCE theClog-
cal and law books.
Paper and blank book. in any quan,itv Of every
riety. El J. BROOKES,
April "a. 90 Main street, Gaesia-
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MINNESOTA STORE.
Not Nec York, PkIadelphia. or Boston

6ut sirpty minnesota.
BEG LEAVE TO call tho attention Of the
u Public generally to my heavy stock of goods,
which having been bought for Cash land 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 continuation Of the patronage
have already received.
Some few best quality cigars by the box-real
Simon Pures. Regalies, cost $40 in New York
June s, 1850 w. Ii. FORBES.
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NOTICE

II hereby given, to all whom il may concern, that
WILL on SAT the 18th day Of June iS5i anime
the clock in the forenoon Of said day se
ing the front door Of the Csniral House IN saint Paul.
all and singular the following lands and lots in the
county Of Ramsey aud Territory Of Mnnesoa, which
the ta.es Of the year 1870 due and which shall
be unpad at the time Of such sale; and that said sale will
be from day day. between the hours Of and
O'Clock Ia the forenoon and o'clock In afternoon
OF each day, until al are offered for sale.
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STYLISH COATS.

C<ENTEEi. Vests and well-fttDg Pants have much
SH 10 do with the success of mankind. The dress, is
thc most obvious index Of the and perhaps the
o.y people unconsciousy make il the criterion of
wracr Ii will be study enable to
make q good impression upon the WORLD far il can
be accomplished by apparel. We have large assert
Of cloths and trimmings Of every quality; and will
only make all garments TO ORDER warranted to fit
but shall keep hand choice assortment of ready
made clothing coats pants, vests, cravas overcoats
shirts drawers and understs, FOR sale cheap for CASH
As drapers and silors, intend deserve the
OF Saint Paul We always he found IN shop, on
Third street, nearly opposite II. A. Iamberi's.
WILLIAM * HENRY NlElAUS.
Saint Paul, Nav %. ISL. S--ly
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POSITIVELY AT ST. LOUIS PRICES.
Cheap Cash Store, for Fat and Winter Trade.


n E. FULLERTON has now received and opened his
~ Fall and Winter stock, comprising of the best
selected ASSIGNMENTS Of Ready-made Clothing frrts
Satnets, Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, Fancy Goods, &c,
brought Minnesota lie would respectfully invite
Farmers and Others visiting st. Paul to pay him visit,
he is determined retain the which his estab
lishmelt has so long held, Of "Chcap Cash Store"
CLOTHING.
The following few Of the articles on hand;
Extra fine black dress coats Black satin vests
do frock do Figured do
Black and brown do Black silk do
Blanket do Pine Black Tants
Beaver Cloth do do Cassimcr do
Fine Linen Shirts Flannel under shirts
Ginghsm do Cotton and wooden hose
Hickory do Of all sizes and sorts.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems thick boots Morocco siirs,
Boys do Boys shoes Of all kinds
do Calf sewed do Ladies' boots, shoes, slippers,
do Thick brogans &c.
GROCERIES,,
consisn. Of Teas, Cofiees, Sugar, Rice, o. & II.
Moasscs, Mould and Sperm Candies, Dried Apples,
Peaches, Soap, Tobacco, Saeratus, Starch, Goldfish,
Mackerel Cinnamon Nutnegs, Cloves, Peppermint, and
Pepper Sauce. y
Also large assortment of Wooden Ware, consisting
Of Painted Tubs and Buckets. WHshboerds, Clnlhes'
Piis, &c. All for sale cheap for cash. No trouble 10
show goods-next door to the Fremont House--sigIl,
"Cheap Cash Store I"
n b. Large supplies OF Flour, Oats, Corn, and Pota-
toes always on hand 2-sy
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LAVENDER a MATTHEW'S.

DLACKSMITHS at the Red shop, the east side Of
ID Roberts street, St. aul, prepared h the
best stock OF iron and steel Of all patterns varieties
that was brought to this town; irc.nc g. leslie
common English and American iron, Juniata, Bloom,
Swedcs, Russia and English bar; also German AID blis
Steel and article Of steel for cutlery equal tho
best Of Sheffield III CONNECTION with Smith Shop
have also Wsgon Shop, with supply Of the bcs,
seasoned white OAK and other maeral, for uiakiTe tip
top wagons, buegies, and sleie which make, iron
and warrant To order, in short notice Also every des
cripton of plows
We intend TO put the business Of shop struigft
through. And though il may be sa ii live by our
uises and forge and steel for living, 10 do
honest work for honest prices.
May Is, 1851. 4-ly
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GALENA CABINET WORKS.
GOT, MAIN STREET. 81
ARMITAGE & HOFFMAN,

MIMI AtIE q hut ELMAN,
MANUFACTURERS Of every description of Cabinet
ll Furniture of the fashionable aud superb STYLE
wholesale and retail, with every kind Of Mahogany,
Walnut and painted Chairs with I'll sorts Of Bedsteads,
from 81 so to 300 co. Keep hand all descriptions Of
Tables centre, card dining, BREAKFAST ressns wosh
stands, work stands candle stands side boards bureaus,
wardrobes cupbcards and Sofas geai variety Lounges
Of different Sizes srgc, double, and with backs, raised
bottoms Settees OF all kinds, walnut and painted.
Divans, &C. ali OF looking glasses, hanging and
swinging Both large ard small cots hand; all
OF hair moss, shuck and mattresses for beds and
lounges, with all kinds OF cradles, dc. 5-f 4m
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
Al Saint Anthony ---

HNIIIS LARGE HOTEL, one of the most spa
l. cious in the Northwest, is at length con-
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 proprletors will
spare pains and no cxpen e to silt 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 pleasure. 2-l3H
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0alena advertisements.
Wholesale q Retail Fancy Dry Goods
House.o ON the Stewart Plan;
FAIRCHILD cox,

HAVE nst opened and daily In recrpt Of the ne~.
est and most fashionable styles Of rich Dry Goods
consisting Of Silks, Shaws Barcgcs De Lainex polns
&c, Housekeeping artielcs, such Carpets Mating
&c, VI the most approved styles and newest patterns
Hosiery and Gloves, and Ia fact everything In the way II
Dry Goeds Their stock of ae goods b large and eqaal
in quality aid prices TO any thing In g. Louis or Eus.sn
markets. The shopping Community Of Minnesota ure
respect fully solicited to this stock consisting Ia
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MILLINERY.

MRS. NJ. L. STOAKES wishes to inform the Ladies
lv4 of Saint Paul and vicinity, that she has opened
shop on St Anthony Street. few rods Of the Pres
byterian Church. where she would be happy 10 attend
to all orders ina her line of business. 81 r. -sj
She would invite particular attention to Q large and
various assortment Of goods which she has recently
ccted IN an Eastern city expressly for this market;
among which Bonnets Of variety Of styles suitable
for the season, Silks Safins, Arincias and Pumes;
short, Trimmings Of every description, which she would
be happy to dispose Of at reasonable Dresses viii
be cut and made in the latest style, to order
November 20, 1850 slsa5a = sN n 2-31y1
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JOHN MORGAN,

.Mid,cas beisseen 81. Paul and Stillscater,
DEGS leave to say to strangers Writing Min
ID nesots and the public generally, that having
now made his arrangements complete for the ac-
commodation of the public, and being siiaated
in the midst of the most delightful scenery, sur
rounded by lakes that abound in fish, and in an
atmosphere of unsurpassed puriiy--he hopes to
see company from abroad, as well as from neigh
boring villages. They will find the charges
moderate. NZ-IO
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OYSTERS. OYSTER SOUP, SARDINES,
~ and other eatablcs-Glso, palatable FLUIDS, at
Months Oyster Saloon, opposite the American House,
Saint Paul.
The subscriber has fitted mp the establishment without
reference 10 expense, expressly pleasant retreat,
where something good' can &c had, quietly and com.
fornLly, 10 eat or 10 drink or TO smoke.
November, 1850. r. MONTH
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TIME undersigned, near the Ane rican House, Saint
Paul, wish il 10 be understood by villagers and
by the people of Minnesota at large that they will al
ways be prepared sell lat Br,sa, Boston Crackers,
Batter Crackers, and Ill kinds Of Crackers Galena
and ST. Lonis prices, ard of the hest quafy and also
furnish to allies, for balls and parties, ever! kind OF
L AXES IL Call and a., ansiIe. tsr
STUART q sTENCE.
June LIST, 1851.
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WILLIAM TAYLOR,

EEAS built and fitted up a SHAVING SALOON, on
Third street, next door west of the new Post Of
flee in sam; Paul. up 90 the increasing xury, style and
elegance The growing metropolis OF Minnesota, where
he will be happy citizens and strangers in Saint
Paul, IN ever, bsuleh OF MS bi;css according to the
best of his ability. -tf 81 .tt-lf -
Illue
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p. & S. DRUM.

MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE GALEsA HOTEL.
MANUFACTURE and keep constantly on hand
1VI complete assortment Of fancy and Windsor Chairs.
Also, Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Writing Desks. Looking
Glasses, Bedsteads, DC. &c Persons wishing to pun
chase will do well call before they buy where
prepared TO sell good article. and
invariably cash, afford to sell cheap,
cheaper, than any other the city. reasonable de-
duction made persons buying sell again. All orders
from distance punctuaiiy attended to.
Gaiena, May, 1851. "a
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lotels ann Gpnnepaness.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

<EyA RODNEY PARKER, late of the American
lsssM House, LEVEL, Mass, having iease cf the
iAAs large hotel ut the upper end OF -. Paul With
every thing roper order for the convenience OF tray
eiers boaders or families desiring rnisrd apartms nis
respectfully invites his friends and the puulic TO give
him CALI believing that he Gun 90 as much for their
comioft be expected "a new county,, not YET
supnlied with regular markets. say
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MARVIN'S
OF AND SHOE MANDATORY,

BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY,
Removed to the new Building west Of lie Dues hook
Store
MARVIN, grateful for past patronage, welcomes
LIE his customers and the Public generally his
stand-where with the best stock OF materials than
be purchased he is prepared TO supply them with the
best, the durable the tasty and fasoncble
articles in his line. IL Gail and him.
ST. Paul, May 15 1851. 4-n
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cYvEABIr OF ROPE FOR A HALTER

- To some persons, and they know ca
EAkh well enough how to lind horses; bat IA
Wv If you give men the best horses and ss1~S
Monies In Minnesota they viii not know where to find
GOOD Halters Saddles Brides Martingales and Harness
SEES until they learn thai 4. r.. FRENCH has re-
,aoyed across Third Street ST Paul, into his rew shop
ns>t door east of sam1 II. seryeut's where every
branch Of saddlery ana Misunderstanding, as well as
k-naking done rather cheaper and better Than
any where else in Minnesota.
Saint Paul, January l, 1851. -
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GRIM DING.

UyfIE UNDERSIGNED is now in readiness
u. for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas. Buck
wheat, and whatever else requires grinding, IN
GLIDING Salt, at the grist-ml on the west side Of
the Mississippi river, at St Anthony, for lawful
rates Of toll. When desired, grists will be re-
ceiyed at the subscriber on the east side Of the
river, and be returned ground at the same place
2-sIy CALVIN A. TUITLE.
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REMOVAL OF MILLINERY EsrAB-


MFRS MARVIN, grateful for the very liberal patron
lVl age she has received from the Ladies Of st. Paul
begs TO inform them Of her removal to the buih
three doors of her late residence, where her
toners viii find increased facilities H. her arrangement
for meeting their wishes ard sutng their astes
cordance with the latest fashions
Hats and Bonnets bleacbesl, altered and pressed MIS-
NJ having j,ist received from Cincinnati improved
pressing machine, her straw millinery will be done in
very superior style.
NJ b. An assortment Of Ladies' Quo custom made
soes will be kept constantly hand, which she will be
happy shew to her customers
st. Paul, May 10, 1851. It'll
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DIR. n. BAW1BOUR

"OULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Saint
wv Paul and vicinity, that he has returned after
temporary absence of few months, and offers his pro-
fessons services to the public Thankful for past avors
and soliciting share of public patronage he will prac
tice upon the Eclectic Reform Principle, discardng
curry In all Its forms. He viii be found a. his old stand
at all hourz, except when professionally engaged
April 10, 1851. s-5l
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ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY FALLS.
Two Daily Stages.
Will leave each place at A. NJ. and p NJ
sTILLWATER,s ST. PAUL AND ST. AN

STILLW AFTER, ST. PAUL AND ST. AN
TnONY FALLS.
DAILY SrAGE-Will leave saltwater and ST. Faul at
A. NJ, and ST. Paul leach way with the ST.
Anthony Falls Stage, making Daily Stage between
saltwater and ST. Anthony Falls sa
LIVERY STABLE,
Corner Of 4h and Roberts SITS, near Lower Landing
Harness. Carriages, Buggies, and Saddle Horses to lei
Passengers conveyed to all parts OF the Territory
Parties of pleasure, coming tn Witt the Falls ct St An
thony and other places, will find il much to their inter-
est TO call upon us before apply ing elsewhere.
lT Horses bought, sold and exchanged.
IL Our low prices for ready cash. Positive
ly 10 credit will lie given.
WlLLOUGHBY, POWERS q co.
ST. PAUL, NJ. T., May LIST, 1851. 3-tf
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GALENA AND MINNESOTA,

The fine steamer NOMINEE,
rCA Capt ORRIN SMITH, master,
fEA---tA will leave Gaiena every Mon
fS:: day, ut 12 O'Clock, M, for ST.
d&6.S25 Paul, Saltwater, and st. Pc
touching intermediate points, and leaves ST. Paul
and saltwater every Wednesday.
Cabin fare from Galena to 81. rau, Sc; St. Paul to
Galena, s.. PSI
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Mrs. Merrck is now receiving her Spring and Sumner
stock Of Fashionable Goods Such Silk Bonnets Of the
latest styles Also, Chip, Pearl Satin Tuscan, Dunss-
be French Braids and Hair Bonnets Every price from
seyeny-v cents, to nine dollars Also, French Flow
ers, Tabs, Rbbons in fact, thing To be fonAd in
Millinery establishment
Also particular attention paid to the Manfua Making
business, Dresses, Niseftes, made with and
despatch Citizens of 81. rsu and up river gen.
orally depend being furnished reasonable terms
and III the best style
MARY MERRlCK.
Don't forget the place over J. Broeke's Book Store
Gaena, May 5th, 1851. r
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20 WIN. II. Forbes, al the Minnesota
Outfit, corner Of jackson and Third streets,
ST. Paul, has received full spring supplies
of fresh goods, making most complete as
sortnent, to which he invites the attention
Of purchasers. 80. q
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w. & j. rIDDrCK,
MRS. N1ERRICK,

NO. LOG. Main street, Gacna, Ill. Dealers in Dry
Goods, Groceries, Boots Shoes, Hardware, Queens
wares, &C. May, 1851. Say
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ST. LOUIS FURNITURE
STORE.
2 WIN. NJ. HARLOW. PROPRIETOR

VI STUkE. s.-..AF
~ WIN. NJ HARLOW, PROPRIETOR,
~ MANUFACTC RER s.a-.sesz
OF Fashionable Modern and Antique Furniture and
Chairs. Also, Wholesale ard Retail Dealer in
Mattresses, Feather Beds aud Bedding
Looking Glasses, Willow Ware, &C.. &c.
Ware Rooms, No. So, North Second Street, tcesf side
tettreen Oiiuer aud Locust.
Orders for any description of Furniture other art
ces in bis line, will ALWAYS receive immediate alten-
ton. Goods will be carefully packed aud shipped at
the risk OF the propretors and in every the prices
viii be as low be hat ia 81. Loass, end goods
u0ranted Orders for furnishing Hotels, Lodges, Asso
Citations, dc, are respectfully solicited.
Mr.. Harlow is practical mechanic, and at all times
will I'LL orders with goods of the fashionable, SUBJ
stsntiat and desirable STYLES. 2-29
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NEW GOODS..

NEW GOODS!:f t 81
A RECENT expedition to the cities of New York and
IN Philadelphia, has resulted in the arrival, at
r.. sPENCER's "CHEAP CASH STORE"
of of the splendid stocks Of Goods ever brought
TO ST. Paul; and consists in part of the following rich
assortment of Silks French popns barege delanes In
da grapes and g'd yrans all coIos and most beau
tiful styles; which unsurpassed in beauty Also
large lot Of white dotted coored and embroidered Swiss
musns plain, Swiss, null and book muslins; cardinal
aud bishops lawns painted lawns and musns, India
linens, and Grape shaws superior article Also gen.
eral assortment of ladies gents misses and chlirens'
hose and half hoses gloves of every variety and quality
silk and turc satin parasols, silk linen pocket hdks
crayats and neck ties Of all kinds, tortoise she'll horn,
tuck and side combs; Persiaf and Coats spool read
spool and sken silk Of all col ors ribbons Of the richest
and most beautiful les; silver double plated tea and
table spoons; beads jevelry artificial flowers, &C. We
would particularly call the attention of the ladies of st.
Paul aud vicinity TO large assortment Of Bonnets,
consisting of silk Florence, hair braid, French lace
bonnets Also, extensive stock OF ladies misses
IL chdrens' shoes Also, large lot Of gents calf
boots, CATERS Il half CATERS. s1
Besides general assortment Of Queensware, Glass
ware, Hardware 4 Cutlery Window Glass, Nails, Gro
ceries g. Provisions, Hats * Caps, &c. AL Of which
will be sold low for cash. We invite all to call exam
inc stock before purchasing elsewhere, de-
+ternined not to be undersold.
= = 'l17 r. NJ. SPENCER.
ST. Paul. May 18th. 1851. tl SIN
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LIVERY STABLE.

UpATTISON BENSON, ut the American House, st,
II Paul, Minnesota Good horses and carriages of the
best kind, ready ut all tcs passengers CONVEY I'd all
parts OF the country with expedition and right side up
with ard speed.
ls DAILY LINE.
We will also daily linz of splendid hacks between
st. Paul and 81. Anthony, md after the opening Of
navigation, leaving each place every morning aid evening
regularly. u g-.
Extras nu ished for pleasure parties ard Others,
moments rolicc. We employ but the best AID
most careful drivers.
81. Paul, March LIST, 1851.
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ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
MY name is MOFFET. My Boarding House is on
lV1 Jackson Street. at the lower end OF Saint Paul To
find it, you keep straight up from the steamboat land
the sign of Triangle the north end Of the 5edgc.
My house Is large and for prompt payment every week.
intend to furnish good fare at the very lowest price
LOT MOFFET.
st. Paul. NAV 90, 1851. 5-lV.