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Jj- Col, John James, county surveyor Of Oboe taw co. Alabama, was killed on the 9th ut. by A Mf. Nicholson Of that county The difficulty grew out sf election matters.
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yeas Coitsn ia GssTgSa.--The first bale oi tas ae ew crop vas received al Columbus. Ga oa A,e 5.h isstzai. from the piastasson oi Sn J A- ro.bx of Baker conn.y. l. weighed 4t4,
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Posr 0rnoEs.-There are about iS 1900 post offices in the United States. according to a table recently published at Washington.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-09

, pThe whole amour, of goa coined at the Philadephia mint during the hsst six months of Inc psesent year was S24. .020,2 ,2sG.
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arEx Governor McDoweli of NHg,Mis, died at Washipgton. D. O., on tho 2sthinzt. ss
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sxeiAgr PaRrs The Troy Budget terms the present. wbg paf.y the Ss;inss arty"--hslf cotton. isf wool aal srt ta sh.iak if the wash .;nz
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aTAt Charles Esraes, formerly of the Nashville Unlom. has become associated with Mr- Dore.son in iAe eiii,os:si department Of he Washington Union.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-09

lI-oa The 2id uH., The Pamperp received on boara at Savannah large nlinbeS Of the Followers uf e;eH'l Lopez, hoaHd tof Cuba.
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lg The amount of United States Stock issacd io foreigners. at Washington, during the week be- E,ft. last was ssy coo
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Orr spx CusA.--The Nashville Whig Of iac 2sd ult ssys that Gen. c. ". Hickman Of that place has accepted the command of company of soO men desieaed to aij ia achieving the independence of csbs-
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ETA Mons. DAryiIle of Paris has iasen,ed ay- ing naehiue, He has tsied 1t ia pnbIie with com p'ese success.
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u wn N. Vas vALKESsunsa. Esq, warren Dssalsy eounty, b authorized to act as Agent fer ths Arkaasus Baansr.
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a~ Thcrc s tremendous Cuban excitement at Savannah,
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Texas Election.

We learn from our exchanges, that in ten couH- iies Peter II. leli, demoeraiic candidate for Gov eraor has 200 majority over all opposition and no doub the is elected, and Col. Matthias Ward democrat. E elected for Lieut.. Governor.
 Richardson Saarvy democrat ls elected 10 Con- grcss ia the first District, and VoiHey E. Howard. den,ocTat a tte ssaend district hy from 20o to 500 plurality.
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NOTICE.

StEALED Proposals, to be endorsed "Proposals for
- Beef Cattle" will he received this Office until Il
O'Clock, NJ, Monday the eth OF September next for
the delivery at Fart Smelling, beloDe the end Of October
next, of twenty head Of Beef Cattle on the hoof
At the time Of delivery of the cattle il will be reqnir
cd that they will average IN weight, from four bun
bred and MY tn hundred pounds and Of the
cattle are 10 be less three than eight
old.
At the Office, similar proposals., to be similarl,
endorsed will be received until the same date for the
delivery at the same time Of Beef Cattle Of the same
Description Fart Ripley The number required at ths
latter post will probably he greater than at Fort Smell
ing The A. A. 8. reserves himself the right of in
creasng or diminshng the number Of cattle advertised
for third and also Of rejecting unreasonable bids.
Bond with approved security, in the sum OF half the
amount involved will be required Of the contractor, FOL
the fsithfIl iulillIment OF his contract.
s. D. BUCKNER,
Brcvet Captain U. g. A., A. A. e, 3.
Office Of A. A. Com. Subsistence,)
Fort Smelling, MINI. Terry.
August z, 1851. 90
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NOTICE.,

SEALED Proposals, to be endorsed Proposals for
- Fresh Beef will be received this Office until IL
O'Clock, NJ, the 3oh day Of September next for the
delivery to the troops at Fort Smelling, of Fresh Beef Of
good and wholesome quality, in quarters, with an
equal proportion Of EACH necks and shanks to be excl-
ded in such quantities may be from time time re-
qured for the troops exceeding thrice in each week.
such days shall be designated by the Assistant
Commssary of Subsistence.
The Proposals, after being opened will be submitted
to the COmmssary General Of Subsistence who
to himself the right Of acceptance Of rejection il the
bids should be considered asoDabe Should any bid
be accepted the delivery Of beef under the will
about the LIST day Of June, 1852. The
age quantity OF beef consumed monthly she post will
probably be about 1000 pounds. Corn-ed beef viii be
required during the winter months. The will
he required give bond with approved security in the
OF half the amount involved Tor the faithful fulfill
ment of his
s. II. BUCKNER,
Brevct Captain, U. i. A., A. A. c. 3.
Office of a. A. Com. Subsstence,)
Fort Smelling, MINI Terry,
July 18th, 1851. (i5---9w) y
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To the Citizens of ST. Paul and yfciaify

ruNHE undersigned having carried on the business Of
u Building Saint Paul for the past year, and from
the liberal patronage extended TO hin by the cicns
orally, he intends continue the business Of his profess
sion in this City.
Gentlemen wishing 10 lpi, be accommodated With
plans bills, estimates and specifications, by calling hc
subscriber al his Office in Levi soan's Store
n. G. PRENTIss,
Saint Pau May 20, 81 6-u
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OYSTERS, OYSTER SOUP, SARDINES.
u and other eatablcs-also, palatable FLUIDS, at
Months Oyster Saloon, opposite the American House.
Saint rsul. p
The subscriber has fitted up the establishment, without
reference to expense, expressly pleasant retreat
where "somethng good" be had, quietly and
fortably to sat or 10 drink, or 70 smoke.
November, 1850. :. MONTH
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EAGLE BAKERY,

FuSfE undersigned, near the American House, Saint
II Paul, wish il to be understood BY our villagers and
by the people Of Minnesota at large, that they will al
ways be prepared To sell Pilot B.eld Boston Crackers
Butter Crackers and all kinds of Crackers, at Galens
sndst Louis prices and of the best quaty and also &c
furnish to families for balls and parties every kind
Cakes. IJ Call and examine
STUART & SPENCE.
June ls,, 1851, Z.
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n BBIs Lmsced Oil--on hand and for sale by
u ~ July 8. GEORGE c. STROTHER.
a BBLS Pui,y--0n bIadders) on hard and fcr sale
IL ~ by Gully 81 GEORGE c. SIRO1HER.
n BBLs. Spirits Turpenne--On hand and for sale
Il Oby Ouiy3) GEORGE c. STROTHER.
- BDIs. Lard Oil--On hand and for sale by
- July 3. GEORGE {. STROTHER-
= BBIs. Cincinnati Glue--On hand and FIR sale BY
- July 8. GEORGE c. STROTHER.
= DBIs. sperm oil--on hand ard for sale by
- judy GEORGE {. STRo7HER.
a HF. bbls. sweet Oa--Oa hand ard for sale by
II July 3. GEORGE &. STROTUER.
2 BDIs. Fish Ol--on hand and for sale by
e. July 3. GEORGE e. STROTHER.
Onn KEGS st. Louis and Cincinnati White Lead
%VV On hand and for sale by "a.
July 3. GEORGE C. STROTHER.
1R1 Boss. Window Glass-tA'sorted sizes) on
July 3. GEORGE c. STRoTREs.
9 Boxes CASTLE Soap--on hand and Tor sale by
. July 8. GEORGE c. STROTHER.
a Baskets Olive Oil--On hand and for sale by
" July 5. GEORGE Z. STRO7HER.
4 DO OZs. suiph. Qiinine--On hand and for sale
Il %o by july B. GEORGE C. STRO7HER.
A bbls Queen C,ty yarnish--On hand and for sale by
II July B. GEORGE &. STROTHER.
4 n BBLS spanish wilmington hand and for sale BY
Il " July 3. GEORGE C. STROTHER.
- nc bbs. Castor Oil--On hand and for sale hy
July B. GEORGE C. STROTBER.
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DIET D.,

" i.'e Fails, Benton county, on the Sd inst,
20 .or*F J. SrUReIss, aged % years and 4
'''.'.' vie Of the Hon. WIN. Sturgiss. and
i-.s.t- 90 J. NJ. & L. Kidder
e e4lh Of mans wife, Gays Lam1r-
Ike cutting down an ancient oak that
.' shaded the farni y mansion. Hence
e are Il lhe world, with its cares and VIZ
-: al aPon the old wdower' IS heart, aad
Base aJ.h,ng to break their force or shield him
'ae iul. weighi Of misfortune. II is as il
1s,i alud was wiihered--as if one wing OF
a.s faa. Was bro. en-. and every movement That
'aade brought hun To the ground. His eyes
SEQ. and Classy, ind when the film Of death
'-,t ' er han, he missss those accustomed tones
" n.ni have snoothed his passage to the
lra.e. ArH
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CAUTION: CAUTIONm CAUTIoN.:.


take this occasion to inform the pnblc that have
the exclusive agency or Galcna and vicinity for the
sale Of the following justly and dcservcdy populsr Fam
lily Medicines
Graeienberg Medicines. DR. Swaynes syrup Of cherry
DR. VIM Sloan's Ointment, DIR. 3waync's Vcrmfage,
cond'n pew's, DIR Trask's Magnetic Ont'nt,
DIR. Myers ssrsapesiita, Roake's Iodine Lniment,
DIR. Sillman's hair tonic, DIR. Bragg's remedies,
DR.. Champions Pills, DIR. Merchants garg1ne oil,
DIR Bristors ~ & b. linment DR. Msrshas uterine cath
ALSO..ON HAND.
Perry Davis Pain Killer, Dr. Chrsties Magnetic Belts
and Fluid, SWANS Panacea Jaynes medicines Wstar
Balsani, Rowands Tonic Mixture &C.. &C. for sale ty
GEORGE c. STROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
July B. No. 1876 Main street, Galena
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ST. PAUL HAT AND CAP STORE,
Third street, near the junction Of Bench

y WEST McCLOUD begs leave TO inform the si,i.
H. zens Of 81. Paul and the public OF Minnescts
generally that he mas just received large and well
sorted stock of Hats and Caps Of the styles which
he is prepared sell for cash far lower than goods Of
the Kind were offered ia this market. Having O
large stock hand he offer his eoo5s wholesale
at prices low be bought In the st. Louis
kct. Country merchants wishing purchase, Will and
IL to their interest "a give him a call
N. b. Hats purchased at this establishment ,roned
free Of charge
st. Paul, November 2e, 1850, S-sG
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In the District Court for }
the County Of Ramsey
and Terry Of Minnesota. }
John sigerson, !
vs..
Daniel NJ. Fraser and /
Cornelius 3. Whitney.
ATTACHMENT

VVHE Defendants, Daniel ". Fraser and Cornelius 8.
IL Whitney, will take notice that Writ Of Aftsci,-
incDt has been sued Of the District Court, of the
County Of Ramxey and Territory Of Minnesota against
the said Defendants in favor Of said Plaini and the
property Of said Defendants attached, which writ
issued for the Of hundred and twenty EIGHT
dollars and t,iry-sx cents; and that the will
FOR bearing At the neat September term of the said
District Court, for the said county Of Ramsey. :. -
BABcOCk, AMEs a. WILKINSON,
Arys for Plaintiff.
June S, 1851. 8
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STYLISH COATS,

INENTEEL Vests ard well fitting Pants, have mitch
" 70 do with the Of manki.s The dress, is
the obvious index Of the and perhaps the mo
ory Of people unconsciousy make ]; the criterion Of the
weaTer. IL will be cpT study 10 enable customers to
make GOOD inpressfeH upp tbe world so lar Is II can
be accomplished by apparel. We have large assort.
epi OF cloths and trimmings, every quality; and will
nof only aks al garments TO order, warranted hi;
ssIl keep hand choice ASSORTMENT 81 ready
made cphing costs, pants vests, cravats, oFsrcosts
Shirts and unaershrts for sale cheap tor CASH.
As diapers and taors intend deserve the custom
Of Saint Paul. Wecan always be found IN oar shop On
Third Street nearly Opposite VI. A. LambeTts.
WILLIAM g. HENRY NIEEAUs.
Saint Paul. May %, 1851. 6-v
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BUILDING.

vUVHE ever grateful for liberal patron.
age heretofore extended him, begs leave state
the citizens Of saint Paul generally, that he Ia
prepared furnish material and buildings upon the
favorable erms and upon the shortest notice and
also those wishing build in the most modern and
imprOy ed style, TINT they can be accommodated with de-
signs estimates and specifications upon the most rea-
senable terms.
IrOhIcc on corner of Third and Wabnstaw streets,
Saint Paul, NJ. T., J. DANIELS.
August ~, 1851. 1881
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NE y.ter.rure Io.,n.I

a Nes Volume Of this journal Of EeaIshr com.
IA neac's ~ jily, I65l Subscribers should send IN
'aeif fssnes ~ oace The Philosophy and Practice Of
h,oFo?a'as, physiology and Anatomy of the Human
H"ay pieeiics, Physical Education the Chemistry Of
Life Aisd III other matters relating Life Health, and
Happiness, viii he given in this Journal. We believe
TINT an may 'oaS his life much beyond the number
- iesfs ssiiy attainea We propose show how
Vanished monthly at one Dollar year, in advance.
fias's sidFess all letters, postpaid, to
FOWLERS& WELLS,
lsl Nasssu-st., MY.
ssa'. 8, 1851. ,o-u
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- INSCRIPTIONS received for all the principal Quar-
- tery, monthly, weekly daily periodicals publish
ed iR the United States and Foreign Books sCd Maya
zines Obtained to order,
june 2s QO-tO ALE Dues BOOK STORE
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SAINT CHARLES HorEI
1t Saint xntaoav.

As S"nt Anthoay.
n tel, with all is buildings aud nppe,tansn,s
seaside that there Is demand the Falls for pubc
mouse OF Tue very FIRST GLASS; the subscriber promises To
come AS near TO The highest standard as the mprke NJ
MINNESOTA will adEsiti and will eneavor having am eve
al over inc PREMISES TO ascertain all the time what
wanting TO make each guest contented.
Sept. 4, 1851. 10 sless- - - 80 OIL.
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS,
WASuINoraS n n

WARRINGTON, IL. T..
VNE undersigned will give his undivided and earnest
attention TO the prosecution and collection of every
description OF CLAIMS against the United States before
congress and the various Departments of the General
Government,-such rs Invalid, Navy, Bounty Land,
Revolutionary Pension Claims, etc, claims arising -
der the various Treaties with Foreign and Indian Ma
TONS and all others requiring the active services Of
Agent.
Charges shall always be moderate, and regulated by
the amount OF servine rendered. All
shall receive immediate attention.
The undersigned refers to the following well known
Names professional and business his standing and
ability:
Hon. JAS. 4. PEAncE, u. S. Senator, Maryland.
Judge E. =. CHAMBERS, do
Maj. GEO. w. LAW, Indian Agent, Green Bay Wis.
MOSES =. GIBSON, Esq, Willow-river, Wisconsin.
FRANK CATLIS, do do
SILAs II. Hill, Washington, ID. c.
10 All business placed ia his hands by claimants shall
be faithfully, diligently, and zealously prosecuted.
s GEO. ARMSTRONG,
-....l Office basement of his residence,
on II. street, between eth and 9Th streets.
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1851 Il
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Il. H.-& III. II. CORWITH,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry G DDS, Cloth.
ing. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
=. &C., &C.,
No. se Steamboat Landing, Gaisna,. Hiinois,
y consisting Of large assortment Of ready
Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots Shoes Hats, Caps Fancy
Goods &C., &c They woyld invite tine examination Of
Dealers, they think they make il 70 their sdvah-
tagc, to purchase In this market
Among their assortment will he found the following
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REMOVAL OF MILLINERY ESTAB.

REMOVAL OF MILLINERY ESTAB.
LISHMENT.
Mrs. MARVIN, grateful for the very liberal patron
IVA she has received from the Ladies OF st. Paul.
begs 10 Inform them OF her removal to the building
three doors cart OF her late residence where her
toners will find increased facilities in her arrangement
for meeting their wishes and shifting their tastes ac-
cordance with the latest fashions.
Hats and Bonnets beached, altered and pressed. Mrs
NJ. having just received from Cincinnati improved
pressing machine, her straw millinery will be done in
very superior style
n. b. An assortment Of Ladies fine custom made
Shoes viii be kept constantly hand which she will
happy 10 shcw TO her customers.
81. Paul, May 10, 1851. Aft
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esalema Anberttse,nsnts.
LIQUORs. GROCERIES. &C.. se.

WE subscribers have just opened in their New sfoss
u the site Of their Old stand, No. So L. vee Steam
boat Landing, Galena Illinois, fll Of choice
mad fresh goods, well selected In boston, New York and
New Orleans markets. for cash. all Of which viii be sod
low and III prices making IL TO the advantage OF dealers
to buy Of us in preference Of any other market Our
they will be sold.
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HENRY T.. BUELL.,

HENRY Il. BUELL.,
vUyHREE doors Of the Pioneer Office nearly oppo-
site the Library Third street, st. Paul. has re-
the largest Of leather and findings and
the largest and best supply of custom made and sale
boots and shoes and adies and childrens shoes,
brought into this town; besides supply OF family gro
cerics also nails Of all Call and look for your
selves Mr. B. particularly invites the attention oil Ia
dies who wan, good, thorough made shoes.
rCsn at the sign Of the White Flag
july 81. 1851. 10
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::zcd the snug little sum OF
late benefit at Castle Garden.
4 times, when money is worth
p, } per ceat. per mon,hin Wah
e Thousand aud Thirty Dollars
snerhe,i at. If,hose fabulous
The Capitalists" would ousy
ears, far few moments, !
r. he name af one street, and
"a rerlain house, where mo-
&c, thats per cent, per month,
runssancc" tu the rate of shave
crtain individual would sub
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GIVE ABIr OF ROPE FOR AMALrE

GA To persons, and they know "a
E548M well enough how 10 find horses; but ExxNzA
f--A il you give men the best horses and r
ponies In Minnesota they will not know where to find
good alfers, Saddle, Brides, Maringale. and Harness
ses until they learn that A. II. FRENCH has re-
moved across Third Street, St Paul. into his shop,
next door Of Sam'l Ii. Sergents where every
branch of Saddiery and Harncss-making, as well as
Trunk making is done rather cheaper and better than
any where else in Minnesota.
Saint Paul, January J., 1881.
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BRICK!. BRICK

H<O0D Brick can now be had at the yard Of Draw
" LEY Il SYMONDS, who have been in partnership
since the LIST Of April 1851 Having proper machines
they are prepared to make the common and also the
patent face brick equal used in the United States
and N similar prices.
July "a, 1851 IA
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DISSOLUTION.

INHE Coparnership heretofore existing between the
Undersigned Is this day dissolved. An persons
Anowhg themselves Indebted TO the old concern will
please make pay ment forthwith TO Charles r. Trucy
who authorized To receipt for the same All accounts
ai notes not settled ON before September will he
placed In the hands 81 an Attorney for collection
f.-. s..ts.,i CHARLES T. TRACY.
HENRY w. TRACY.
Saint Paul, August g. 1851. 1913,
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) Truly,
STEPHEN QUIRK.
,ez shot by the spaniards.

.tE SHot W inc
Nav Yonx, Sept. 5.
Cherokee has arrived. Her
,uc-sstl the execution Of Lo-
s4y ne ended his life manfuily.
lure cf the expedition is al
= delay from the separation of
ems command.
Is dispersed 10 the mountains.
incl with Lopez; they left him
Gle friend.
red until run down and taken
nds,
)rtis were:
lieu, Dear Cuba.r
gay has been killed at Pagas.
IL accounts say that of the
Panipero, $50 have already
i iSj imprisoned.
red himself deserved with re-
Cuha.
was held Oh board the Chero-
ane, of Oregon, presiding
were passed, demouncing the
l. Dsul at Havana, and demand
BY the Government.
LIE DuEL.-Hon. Jesse D..
m. Joseph G. Marshall, both
indiana, arrived at Louisville
It., for the purpose, it was
1g difficulty growing our of
rding to the ''co,ie Of honor. -
authorities had been put upon
BY their mutual friends, bat up
,s' Iaies had not been successful!
-, ne parties. -
. Top MoBBEp.-On the evening
e-t OF Anna Bishop at Racine,
... u,!ei aH,i broke in the windows,
mes aad other missiles, from
nger hareiy escaped injury -
legged was, thar she had enyag-
Congress Hall, and did not
an her ARRIVAL Madison Wis.
.tl.
DeAD.-A man named WIN.
as found dead near this city on
oraiug. From the appearance of
zen found, he r,ust have Leen
l-t a.ue days. Mr.. Martin was for
FL lent Of Piatteville, Wis, and
- .e.I .ay, but owing to advenlitiuus cir
'-.a-es, became ps.or.-EDubuque Her.
-" 6sr 8 buried Ia the cemetery at Prince
a a while costly monuments mark
s4l ~ zee Of his father and other relatives,
. "a marked by any token Of memory
''-.ecl Z is only known by being pointed
BY Ia snie who may be showing a stranger
iof q; her men w!,ese names are con-
e'ed ''.'i ar early history.-tChicago Argus.
'o'' ierent ihat'of Hamilton, the victim Of
eNense, whose monument in Trinity
ah- attracts the notice Of the stranger and
re- psci "a The world
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f. Il. PRICE.

f. Il. PRICE,
uDLASTERER, can be found near the corner Of Jack
and Sixth streets, the lower shinge mill
H. B. r. has served regular apprenticeship ut the busi
of pastcrng and believes he give entire salts
faction to those who may employ him, in any branch 0
his business.
r. s.--rwo good journeymen wanted Immediately.
Sc. Paul, Aug. Ia, 1851. IL
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M Bushels Corn Meal, for sale By
OV Aug, Ia. Q7-u) j. w. BABCOcK.
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MARVIN'S

BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY,
Removed to the new Building west Of lie Dues Book
Store.
MARVIN, grateful for past patronage welcomes
LIZ his customers and the Public generally to his new
stand-where, with the best stock OF materials than can
be purchased, he is prepared supply them with the
BEST the most durable, the tasty, and fashionable
articles in his line. u Call aud SEE him.
ST. Paul, May Is, 1851. 4-u
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GEORGE w. BURTON & CO..
Under the Wapics House, north end,
Main Street, Dubuque, Iowa.
"HOLEsALE and Retail dealers In Dry Goods
w CloihiDs, Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps &c, &c, at
very reduced prices. Pork Bacon, Lard Butter Flour
Corn, Oats, &c &c. always hand and for sale in
quantities To suit the purchaser.
Gve them call and you shall not be tnr,rcd empty
away. -
May 90, 1881. 6-sm
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A sKIFr STOLEN,

(hNE night late last autumn some person persons
" without permission, tosk away from my Ferry, at
the Lower Landing, in Saint Paul. painted skin belong
ing to me- without permission. II was taken down
Gray Cloud Island, where learn il is. Whoever
will the skin TO me, convict the thief who stole
il, shat! be rewarded. JAMES NJ. GOODHUE.
July 81, 1851. Is