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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-01-30
Prospectus Of the Daily Pioneer.

Conhding in that patronage which has ena-
blsd the publisher Of the Minnesota Pioneer,
commencing here the publication Of a small
weekly journal. in this territory, then un-
organized, and in this town. then a mere hamlet,
to struggle successfully with difficulties and EN-
barrassments which have overwhelmed others,
not a few, who followed him into this field OF
newspaper enterprise, and firmly to establish the
Pioneer, now enlarged, and enjoying healthy
circulation, which has increased every week
since the issue Of the first Number, ON the 2Sth
day Of April, ls4s--ihe publisher, in pursuance
of firm purpose that the Pioneer shall keep at
least even pace in advancement with the growth
Of our town and our Territory, at whatever cost,
and at whatever sacrifice Of his own pecuniary
interest, will commence, on the first Of May
next, the issue Ct a
Daily Newspaper in Saint Paul,
on an imperial sheet, at six dollars per snnum
payable in advance. To defray the great ex-
pense Of this enterprise, the publisher hopes to be
sustained by the liberal and anited patronage Of
all the friends Of the Territory.
JAMES. NJ. GOODHUE.
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A Go-AHEAp PRISTER.-There is a
paper published at No. Isl Third Av-
enue, N. Y, called 1.-The New York
Telegraph and Upper Town Review, -
which IS novelty in its way. 1t is
owned, edited, composed, printed and
circulated, by one and the same man,
and IS quite as remarkable for the splr-
it and variety of its contents, as it is
for the industry with which it is got up.
Mr.. VIM. billiard Busted, for that is
the name ofits enterprising proprietor,
writes all his editorials, selects all his
own reading matter, collects his own
advertisements, buys his paper, sets the
type, works the press, finally carries
the paper to its subscribers, without a
particle of assistance from anybody.
He began with small weekly sheet,
at one cent, and has been enabled, by
his success, to enlarge it greatly in size
and to raise its price.
A CLIMAX IN ScIENcE.-The influ-
ence upon mind, upon matter, or I" ami
NAL magnetism, is said to have arrived
at such a state of perfection in Europe,
that the operators can '.icilt' the mag
netic needle to turn just as they please.
We believe the discovery was made
in Germany, one afternoon after four
o'clock.
A correspondent Of the New Orleans
Delta, writing from San Francisco, thus
describes the effects of an alarm of fire
which took place in DR.. Collyer's thea
ire for the display of model artisism:-
"The audience rushed out, and such a
scattering among the gods and goddess
ses! Neptune didn't stay to see the con-
sequences, but dropped his trident and
tried his best to leave "those gay and
and festive scenes" The "Three Gra-
ces" forgetting that" attitude was every
thing" made some very ungraceful de-
monstrations towards the side door. We
nus jumped down from her pedestal,
and made good use of those nature gave
her, and the Greek Slave took refuge
in "shoe shop" hard by, while sever
al others OF the "corpse classique, ="
happening to be in their dressing rooms
undergoing transformation, rushed out
in state calculated to puzzle the most
learned in heather mythology to deter
mine their classification, unless, indeed,
they might be announced in the hand
bills as an illustration Of "bcauty una
dorned."
Lately two soldiers met two girls, in the fair
city Of Perth, smiled, talked, proposed on the in
slant, and on the instant were excepted. On the
ensuing Sabbath the banns were proclaimed and
the next day the minister was engaged and the
festival prepared. But the commanding officer
had heard of the affair, closed the barracks, and
attempted new illustration Of the proverb that
Love hughs at locksmiths,' - for in day or two
the four ina,noraias were made twain, and ''wooed
and married an a that
HYDRoPHoBIA.--A melancholy case Of by
drophobia occurred in Norwich, Conn. last week.
Afford w. Law, an Indian of the Mohican tribe,
20 years old was bitten by rabid dog seven or
eight weeks SINCE and while his own wound
healed, several cattle and swine, also bitten,
either died, or acted SO strangely that they were
killed. Early last week, Laws wound began
TO pain him, md only two or three days suffering
suficed to destroy his life.
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later from California.
New YnpK Ian

New YoRK, Jan. 6.
The Georgia brings $50 passengers
She left 30 at HAVANA and New Or
leans
The Oregon arrived at Panama with
g 600, 900 in gold dust. The Georgia
has 80 900. The Republic is at Panama
with 200, 900.
a large robbery took place on the 18th
mus. Of over $500, 900.
Tie Georgia. news is two weeks later
from California. She sailed from Cha
gres OF tie 25th alt, with 924 passen-
gers. She left HAVANA on the lst.-
Every mag is quiet at Havana. The
The new Captain General is acting with
energy 80 putting stop to gambling and
other improprieties. Five or six per-
sons were left in prison, for the violation
of the Spanish laws, in drawing their
bowie hnives and revolvers and commit
ting otter acts too numerous to mention.
The captain General is determined to
make an example of such characters, who
have too iong been permitted to disgrace
the name OF Americans. Americans are
permitted to go on shore freely, and
treated 18th respect wherever they mer-
tied it
TIE Georgia left at Chagres, the
Crescent City with 430 passengers, wait
ing for gold dust, which had not arrived.
The propeller Ontario sailed for N. Or
leans with 300 passengers.
The Empire City was detained in
hopes ;he money would be secured
Those remaining on the Isthmus were
gong off in sailing vessels.
The dry season is setting in Cha
Eres, ard the place is becoming pleas
ant.
We learn from Panama Sun of Doth
Dec. liat the sh ship Prince Albert,
~ghich sailed rom Newport 10Th July for
California, was wrecked in the straits
ofMagelIan on 9TH Oct. Nothing of any
importance from California; the cholera
had entirely disappeared from Sacra-
inento. Business had revived there and
Is IL Il furnishing condition.
Among the deaths we, notice Oliver
NJ. Marsh, formerly of Buffalo.
O. s250, 900 in gold. 1900 is con-
signed 20 Wells s. Co.
San francisco markets have been nc
tivs. bur before the sailing of thG1oNar-
SEN were checked by the rainy season.
Bread ssufs in good demand at high
prices. Market well supplied with pro-
visions, slightly declined bat holders
are firm. Gold Dust in demand a,
q III. sss saaiif' = 81
The. society Of Friends Ia Bristol,
Eaglaad, have recorded protest a against
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GROCERY, PROPISIOf AND LfQUOR STORE.
IUAvING purchased of George Douglass his entire
III stock Of Groceries, Liquors. &C., now prepared
to sell extremely low prices for cash, at the
old stand, corner of Bench and Jackson streets.
Our consists Of the greatest variety of Family
Groceries Sauces. Fruits Provisions and condiments of
every Kind offered Cor sale liz this market as well
choire selection OF Spirits Wines and great var-
ETY. Of Cigars and Tohscco Mace aud all other Spices
Preserves Pickes, White Fish, Msckerel, Flour Sperm
OIL Whale OIL besides every article usually for sale In
Q Family Grocery.
Also splendid variety Of fancy candies Of nil kinda
Patent Medicines Of 81. knds-Townsends and Bulls
earssparilla Nerve and Bone I.niment Opodeldac Da
WIS., Pain Killer, Oil of Spike, Lees Bilious and Anti.
billions Pills, Hurbert's Cough Syrup, Storms Scotch
Cough Candy BarIow's Cough Caady, British Oil. &c.
Also, large stock Of Painters Materals-Whhe and
Red Lead Lnseed Oh, Turpentne varnish Paris Green
Of all kinds, Turkey TIMBER, Yellow Ochrc Li,haree
Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow. Whiting Putty, VIM
dow Glass OF all sizes, Nails Of all kinds besides
Der of articles not enumerated.
Come one come all, ana examine stock II IL
trouble show goods but remember bring along the
change, terms cash sid nothing previous But
determintd 10 sell goods lower thsn any other
store in Minnesota. ..gss
81. Paul, December y, 1850. f.T
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AN APPROPRIATE NEw-EEAR

HSA GOOD DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESS hard
Il somely colored in fine for ga TIVE heads upon
plate, s., so. Splendid gold and pearl embossed,
satin, velvet and cases, suitsble for family
groups. Views OF stores residences churches public
buildings, scenery Indian groups DC, &C. Paintings
Daguerreotypes accurately copiedtie latter large
copy adapted 10 a locket, breach hnger-ring
Charges unusually low. JARVIS, Artist,
Fifth lack
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1ETNA FIRE INSURANCE. CO.,

TIME undersgne having been appointed agent of this
Il old and responsible Company, is prepared to take
risks at reasonable any other reliable Com
pany.
The reputation of The "Etna Coz is as widely known
that Of any other the United States and perhaps
more The Company has had its share with Others
Of prosperity and vicssitude; and while has been for
80 years dispensing aid and comfort to the unor
innate no claimant has been asked defer mo-
naent for want of means.
The undersigned is prepared to give satisfactory evil
dence Of Its stab;y and promptness in the adjustment
Of loases. Apply to H. X. NELooN, Agent.
paul Nny ~ lGS0
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GRINDING.

TIME UNDERSIGNED is now in readiness
Il for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas. Buck
wheat, and whatever else requires grinding. in
Guiding Salt, At the grst-mil on the west side Of
the Mississippi river, at ST. Anthony for lawful
rates of toll. Nhen desired, grisis will be re-
ceived at the subscribers the east side Of the
river, and be returned ground at the same place
2-Sly CALVIN A. FUTILE.
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Dl Ed,

At Saltwater, on the 23d inst, with the Scarlet
Fever, after protracted illness, THos. JEFFER-
SON BUroRD, eyed years, months and IA
days
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SALTWATER HOUSE,

Nam Street; StfYlcafer, Minnesota TcTrttory.
&n L.. BUFcRD having taken charge of thi. well
VssW known Hotel, and entirely reitted and reno
t-l waited a, Is prepared TO receive and entertain
his friends and tn public By assduous attention 20 the
Of his guests he hopes to merit liberal patronage
Or Baggage taken and from the House free Of
charge. 31-u
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CHEAP CASH sTOHE--WHOLEsAL
AND RETAIL.

GKOCEHTES, lfAhIHsS<N11,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING, PAINTS,
OLE GLASS, FURNITURE, books
AND STATIONERY.
FGtHE SUBSCRIBER, BY hate arrivals is now In re-
i ceipt and opening in his new Store on 81. Anthony
Street, near the american House." large and Most
complete assortment of the abovenamed Goods, which
will positively be sold at lower prices for cash than ever
before offered In This place His entire stock was select
ed with great cnre and purchased in the Eastern and
Southern markets for Cash. that he safely
his friends and the public generally that IL will be TO
their interests to calf before Purchasing elsewhere and
examine his stock, which consiss in part as follows;
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TAKEN UT

10y the Subscriber, ten days ago, about mile
ID Of st. Paul, on my premises sorrei Mare about
i've years old, with white spot In her forehead The
requested to prove property, charges and
take her away. ALBERT TlTALOW.
ii. Paul, Nov q, 1850. 32t4
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STIAWLS.

WYE HAVE lin store one Of the largest stocks 81
w Shawls eyer brought TO this market, composed
mostly of the celebrated Hay State Long Shaws, sone
fine and recommended for their comfort and durs
blty Also Cloyh, SIX, ard Cashmere Square Shaws.
Galens, Sept. 1850. WOODS HOUSE CO.
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LOGS GROUND INTO BUILDING MA.

By the Of that primitive mo:irs power the Horse
VINIE BARNES, at their Sbingle La and Clap board
Il Mandatory, north OF the Baptist Church. in
ST. Paul. ready to furnish such building materials
shingles, Lats and Clspboards promptly at such prices
as will diminish the cost Of building in town. nearly
half Call in and see We grinding logs into
houses. every day except SUNDAYS. 2-2i
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ENAN always be found the Fremont House,
~ Bench Street, Saint Paul; something 10 smoke, a
good fire 10 s by, and whatever usually called for at
well provided bar. People In travelling between the
landings, who get fatgued, viii ind here comfortable
rsce to rest their wsy.
NoTcnnecr ss, lss0 H. II. DEYARMAH.
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Galena ADVERTISEMENTS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOK.
Ma. % Main street, Galeaa, IflfH05k
EnSuIIA lsVnnkEE

No. % Main street, Gaiena, Hif&oA
JOSHUA BROOkES,
Usdter in Books, Stationery and Paper Hanginss,
UUAvlyG just completed his Fall purchases in the
II East now offers for the inspection Of all psrsons
wishing purchase either in large small quantities,
complete assortment Of SCHOOL, MISCELLANEOUS, LAW
AND MDucAL Books, Music Books, and Musical instru
menfs Blankbooks in any quantity, and made 10 order
all standard works in THEoLoGIcAL AND MEDICAL SCI
ENcE Their editions Of Bibles and Prayer Books, in
every variety Of size and binding.
Country merchants, Public Libraries and the trade
supplied advantageous terms and the public generally
at as low rat~s as Of any establishment in the West.
NJ uigtest llrice pald in cash for Rsgs.
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EXPRESS LINE.

EXPRESS LINZ
TIME undersigned is prepared TO hustle through pas
Il sengers ana packages, between Prairie du Chen and
Saint Paul. in the most safe and expeditions manner pos
sbe Packages exceeding % lbs weight, 81 90 per hun
dred. Smaller packages, SO cents each.
CHARLES II. REED.
NIB Packages viii be received and delivered al the
Post Ot es in Prairie du Chen and ST. Paul. Haney
Rces Store il Saint Paul. and Brisbos' Store in Pra
rie du Chen 2-31tf
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MIR. HIGHW ARDEN.

ATE from the 81. Croix gives notice to the bearded
II people OF St Paul. that he has opened the
Third street, OF Minnesota; lately occupied by
Nathan Hale 70 James Taylor for the practice
of the tonsoral in ell its varieties and
including plain and shaving; also, hair dress
ing, capillary amputation aud shampooing-
Mr. H. begs leave to give the following reierences--
Hon. Theophius karbunke, Wlowriver Col. James
Hughes, Attorney and Counsellor Law, and surveyor
Of Lumber &c, Willowriver, His Excellency, Isaac
Young, President Of the Bank Of st. Croix 81. Paul
and IL others, including members Of Congress and
ex-gOvernOrs. S-A
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ESTRAY.
"a x..b..-.har an S~-t,Nn

6tTRAvED from the subscriber on Section 8, about
- miles Of st. Paul. about the 25th Of last Octo-
her, Yoke farce brinde cattle about years old;
of which has a white star in his forehead and brass
bell neck the other has white face and the right
horn broken partly Off Any information concerning the
said will be thankfully received and literally
wardcd by the owner by Rogers & Coulter, ST. Paul,
January l. 1881 VIM MURRAY.
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BEN. w. BRUNSON

BEN. w. BKUNSON
Notary Public and County Surveyor,
HAVlNG opened Land Agency will attend
IL to the location Of Military Land Warrants.
entering government lands, securing presumption
claims, buying and selling farms, town lots, and
the payment of taxes. will also draw and take &C
acknowledgements of deeds, mortgages, sc.
References, Rev. A: BRUNsoN, p. du C'n. Wis.
His Exc'y NELSON DEWEY, Wis.
w. Ii. BRADLEY, Esq. Galena, Ill.
L. S. FELT. Esq, Galena. ILL.,
Hon. VIII. FORBES, ST Paul, Min.
Office on Roberts street, Saint Paul, Min.
NoTE.--I have been TO considerable expense
in procuring fac simiIe copies of the township
plats at the Land Office, and have made arrange
ments to be advised weekly of all entries and PEE
emptions made. therefore can give at any time
any information in regard to the vacant lands in
the district.
B. w. BRUNSON.
5O-tf
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

Al ~ HAM NNtfZ,. GnEtHd, TINots.
vUyIE Subscriber ,voold respectfully inform his old
i customers and the pablo generally, that he has re-
moved into the brick store, No 81, corner OF Main and
Green Streets opposite Craw lords Drug Store, where
he will heretofore keep constantly on hand general
assortment Of BOOKS and STATIONERY, whoieaaic
and retail at lowest possible prices.
March 2 1850 J. BROOkEB.
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D.. LEE,
r. 4 eHtssnI y,r.

nR. JAYNE'S Family Medicines consist Il
~ Jan,e's Expectorant, Chronic yermifaye.
Attentive, american iIair-Dte, Catmnlstis
Balsam, sanaiie pills, Asue Plus 4 Hair Tonic.
For sale at hhe corner Of Third and Roberts.
ssset 81. Panl, by J. W. SIMPSON, AeaA {
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In offering to the community, this Justly celebrated
remedy for diseases of the throat and lungs II
wish trie with the lives hceh OF the afflicted, but
frankly lay before them the opinions of distinguished
men and of the evidences of It's success, from
which they judge for themselves. We sincerely
pledge ourselves make wild assertions false
of its efficacy, will hold any hope to
suffering humanity which facts will not warrant.
Many proofs here given, and solicit inquiry
from the public into all publish, feeling assured they
ilnd them perfect, reliable, and the medicine worthy
,bsi, be- u confidence and patronage.
ppoS n" nj. sILLIMAN, NJ. D., L. L. D., ETC.
Professor oi CHI nstTy n.y. Mnera1Sgp &C. Yale College
Member Of the Lit s. Aeu' MI and ScNh' Soc'o'ies
a aeem sh ana cnhSR PICTORIAL an admirable
composition from the eS r ,b , en-. MATE e.
nao&edica, and very efec,-v !. io' INC 'ass u
diseases il is intented TO cnre".
New Hayen, o., Nov. ], 1s49. !" -.
PROF: CLEAvELAND Of Bowa,i "ones ei, Ms,
Wrtes-'l have witnessed the effects OF 'oe ~ IN
Rf PICTORIAL ia my family and rat - III!
friends, and its gives me satisfaction to Is ia'
that no medicine have known has proved so mi
nently successful in curing diseases of the throat an
lungs"
REV. DIR osGOOD
Wres-"That he considers the CHERRY PECTO-
kAL' the best medicine for Pulmonary Affections ever
given to the public and that hs daughter after
we're settled cough accompanied by raising blood night
sweats, ana the attendant symptoms Of Consumption
CoihiieHccu the use OF (HERRH pECIORAl.' ard
had completely recosered.n
HEAR THE PATIENT.
DE- Ayes-Dear Sir: For two years was afflicted
with very severe cough, accompanied by splitting of
blood and pro,se night BY the advice of nv at
tending hysican induced to use YOUR CHERRY
PICTORIAL, and continued to do SO I'll l considered
myself cured and ascrbc the effect To your preparation
JAMES RANDALL.
Hampton SIS. Springfield, Nov. e. lS4s
Ihs day appeared the above named James Randall
and pronounced the above statement true in every res
pect.
LORENZO NORTON, Justice
TIE REMEDY THATC CURES.
Portland, Ne, Jan. TO- 1917
Dr Aver: l have been long afflicted with Asthpaa
which grew yearly until last autumn il brought
on cough, which confined me my chamber and be-
gan 10 assume The alarming symptoms of consumption
mad Tried the best advice and the best medicine 10 no
purpose, until | used your CHERRY PICTORIAL
which has cured ME, and you may well believe me-
Gratefully yours, j. ID. PHELPS
II there Is any value i'll the judgement Of the WISE
We SPEAK from experience, here is medicine worthy
of the public confidence.
ar Prepared by }. &. Aver, Chemist Lowell, Mass
anu SOLO IN 81 PAUL. at N. BARRIERS
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Osl bbs. GREEN APPLys. received and for sale
%sb verT low BY L. nUDgRyk
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Moro New Books at 81 Main Street.

Bayard Taylor's New Work on Calfarnia-El-
dorado, or Adventures in the Path of Empire
Deck and Pert, or Incidents Of a Cruise 10 Cali
ifornia-by Rev. Walter Cotton.
Los Gringos, or Inside View Of Mexico and Cali
formally Lieut.. Wise, u SN
Evenings at WoodIawn---by Mrs Ellet
Women Of the Revolution, vol 3--by Mrs. Ejet
Greenwood Leaves--by Grace Greenwood.
Historical Stadies--by G w Greene.
Frontenac, a Metrical Romance--by A. Street.
Talbot Vernon, a tale Of Circumstantlal Evidence
Ways of the Hourly Cooper.
The Battle Summer-by Ike Marvel.
Poems and Prose Writings-by II Dana.
People Have Met--by Willis.
Redwood-by c NJ Sedgwick.
Life of Empress Josephine-by ueadley.
The World is it Moves, 2 vols.
Memoirs of Marie Antoinette
Scarlet Letter--by Hawthorne.
Works of Edgar A Poe, 2 vols.
Headcy's Mlscellanies, 8 vols.
Sold by J. BROOKES. Galena
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BOUNTY LAND.

BOl IAANDs
KN r. MURRAY IL prepared to give instructions,
w and prepare the necessary proofs in order 10
obtain the land due to the soldiers OF the OF lS2
and the Indian wars under the late Of Congress ~
nee on Taird Street. sG
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E1AGSTER'S Comprehensive Bible; Large Quarvo
k1 Bibles Folygos Bibles; Paragraph Bibles; Cotiase
Bible; Sabbath school Bibles with Maps; also, Prayer
Books. bound in eyery yarety-in morocco velvet calf
and sheep, clasp and plain, prices ranging from 81 IL
ceats TO SIS lor sale at the Ca!cna Book Store by
Oct. 81. J. BROOkES
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WALK IN AND SEE THE MAMMALS.
II PRESLEY has removed TO his old stsud on Third
ID Street where Er has just received & rev supply
Of Chiidrens TOYS, Indian Beads Jeweiry New Hrass
Clocks, Razor suops. Shaypg sosp, LADIES' Hair
Combs, Steel Beads, Twist Trimmings for work bags,
Medals for Children, Work Bags. DIacking. BIseking
Brushes, Play Cards, Butcher Knives, Fishing Tackle,
Fire Works of all sorts, and general stock for Traders
lie is a MANUFACTURER Of every variety of
Cigars, and dealer In TobGsso snaf. pcs de beiry
supplied with the choicest assortment, which will be
sold remarkably low fof CASA lie also Keeps sale 1t
wholesale and retail any quantities of Mess and Prize
Pork, White Beans, Corn Meal Supegsne Flour, Gree.
Applcs, Bucwhest Fcur. C=.er-, Irish ard syee; Pc
fstoes, Cheese, Fresh Butter Candies, SOAP, Starch
Slersius, Sugar. Mackerel Crahberrs Cove Oys,. r.
sardnss, Matches, Backibg, Baskets, Looking Clsssss
Gloves, Mitens, Imported spanish smoking ard Sca,ia-
Ia,i Tobacco, Oafs. Moceasips, Conch Shells, &c.
SIX HUNDRED KINDS OF TOYS FOE
CHILDREN.
This IL the largest assortment III CT Saint aris
Also. Pecan, Bfsdl, Almond, asg Pea Nuts Cantses
Cakes, Crackers, Bears OH, Rosemary, OK -fsfrou
and Perfumery, Jeweiry, Rings, Pencils Pistols Fer
cushion Caps Spittccns &c. .rGr Tas 80
Also, the best quality Of Csvendish Tobacco evsr
brought into
N. b. He manufactures Cigars Of The hes, Havana
Tobacco, and rrn sell them rs low they can be az
fordrd bay where in the United Stairs lie would be
glad 10 have cali from HE friends in town try
who have purchases 10 make.
II Cali where the wooden Negro stands sentry :.
the door snd you bty lIlle cheaper fos ae
any where else IN ~. Paul. an 3Sy