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The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-12-27
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

THE subscriber would respectfully announce to the c
Of 81. Paul, and ''the sukind,' that he
has received AMI is selling the best goods that
can be found in hrse diegns c.ra.n, and will con-
ue I" sell cheaper, and al less profits, than airy n this
Territory, either at wholesale retail, cE and uvt
ing shorter. Ii consists, in part Of the following
DRY-G0oDS "A large and very superior ssortm o;
Lae>' Fine Dress Goods, such Prints, Alpaca, Cling
Lams, Delanes, Tibet Csshner-s Frcnca Mer'nors,
etc Also good shawis, wells, Los scarfS,
gloves Hosiery, Aantils, LaceS, Egings, Bonnet and
zap hDohs, hOwrrs, pins needles and Combs " great
variety. Also, good stock VI
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
consisting OF overcoa., frck pan,s vests
pea Jackets, under ami oversh knit AMI anuei draw
ers, Country male socks, etc. Also extensive stock os
LADIES' SHOES AND BOOTS,
OF every variety and pr!ce together With good as.crr-
mnnt OF Cent? Moroccus Cal, Kip Congress Boots
Cali, Kip, Gum elastic and Patent leather sites Roysi
Youths Chdrens and Issrs Shoes aid boots IN grca g.
Luncance. Also good assortment OF
HATS AND CARS,
consisting Of Fur and Cloth, AMI plush caps men, snd
cloth and gizr caps for boys; fur, silk AM Bueua
Hats, &c. Together with good supply Of
QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE,
Hardware aud Cutlery, Drugs and Medicines, Grocerie.
and Provisions &C., all which, {and the half
been neI;ione'D viii be sold rNr-m y low cash,
We are going ont OF the trade in III ing. n ex
amue our >io;k before makng purchases. and you
will be well paid for your trouble, determine
10 wage war OF EXTERN sgai>t high prices.
On Third street, between Roberts and Jackson
ST. Paul, Nov. 1851. X. n. SPENCER.
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PATTISON AND BENSON,

A THEIR LIVERY STABLE, in the rear Of The Amer
~ lean House, ST. Paul, now have their horses well
c,rketj p and in condition in seshS; and
also have CUTTERS new and o, painted the top
Art also supply new, clean Buffalo Robes, and
thing snug, g.ateel and comI0sA0is 0sder Ter sleigh
riding.
81. Paal, Dec. 6, 1851.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-12-27
THERMoME TRICAL LAMPS.

! AVlNG Obtained the Fight fpr Constructing these
Lamp, from the ate,tee, Wisconsin and Mime
sofa, We are prepared 10 make them the description,
On short otcr at shop ST. Anthony Strce:. Ta=
OF ohe o tbese Lamps Is very small and expense
burning thrn is ais" little. The heat this lamp,
applied underneath the bulb of the mercury, will always
weather. The lamp Is Constructed upon the primo pies
OF unerrng SCIENCE that as the mount vi oxygen suppy
Ing the fame Of the lamp Increases with the col the
combustion Increases in the rao and the
heat arising from the lamp and acting apnn the mercury,
Is increased in tie Sanc ratio The rcury Is
therefore, always 10 be kept at the elevation In
thernonieer Not only did the British gOver deem
IT proper to supply Sir JOHN Erank!is ships with tLer-
loetricai lamps, but they found useiul and ndpca-
sable elsewhere, wherever the Mercury Is liable TO COLI
gea, 10 save the trouble Of len hrung splicing the In
struMeGt for EXTREMES OF heat and cold.
CERTIFICATE.
FIT. GARRY, Seikirk, Oct. 2, 1851.
The tIermometrcal lamp, invented by Sawnry Nc
Phersor OF Inverness, SCOTLAND, is general
all the posts Of the Hudson Bay Company; this post,
we find its indsl able in graduating and regulating
our theTIn me The lamps cost here, only
sterling and the OF burning til trin
rarison with their utility in graduating and regulating
our tlieTplUMeiers.
(Signedl PHILIP MCINTYRE.
Second Clerk, II. L. G.
Oiers for these Lamps Well Is for Tinware OF ail
descriptions, promptly dl.ed by
BEyAN5 s LANSING.
Dec 20.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-12-27
EEY q FARMER.

RE Offering rather III tsst O Hams and Shoulders ever
n u.t Paul. Also, G.iVce article
salt CD j. q, wvrh dollar per qunLI than any
that i: Usually sold tne Western market.
APPLES.
We are selling the best quality OF Jenitons for less
money thy could BE- bought Tor Ia Calena, Call and
buy more holidays; aud let your wJm-n io!ks
make soie GOOD app pies and mnce pies tor Christmas
end New Yea., tY treat Your friends when they YOU
Also zenie cuIrauts anu TAis.n'.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-12-27
WORLDS FART

n HESE cold days dives.d OF half their rigor by
Investing a small amount for comfortable articles d
dress, the worlds Far We have every article cacu
lated to minister 10 mans comfort and woman's too
which prepared to sell cheap ever, II ct
little more ". CCRRAN & CO,
Dec. %.
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AT THE OLD STAND,
NOTICE.

Territory Of Minnesota, ESTATE or JOHN p.
County OF Ramsey. PARSONS, deceased.
THE undersigned having been appointed by the Won.
Henry A. Lamber Probate Judge of said county, com.
missoners receive, examine AMI adjust all claims ana
demands against the estate of John p. Prso ae OF the
town of ST. Paul. ceased, and to appoint convenient
times and places that purpose AMI six months from
the 10 of December, instan being the time limited tor
presenting such claims.
Notice is hereby given will moot at the on Of
Pierse and Murray, St. Paul, on the 81 MONDAY jan
uay and the i2h day Of June neNt, to the purpose Of
our persons having claims against said es-
tate are requested present. them for adjustment.
ALLEN PIERSE,
l.. N. FORD, commissioners.
A. II. LAVENDER,
D7c. 13, 1S5i.-l3l.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

MISS BISHOP has resumcd her school at the next
wi door abov- MIR. Fuller old stor. here pa
VIII! BE- spared the mptoysrD n ~ those paced under
her cas-. Instructors ~ drawing and needle work il de-
sgd. OsysiGs:. ~, lS5l. =.
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SUGAR GOOD AND CHEA]
FURS! EUlsS!!

WANTED, ten thousand dollars worth of Fnrs, for
w which the highest market price, in cash. will te
paid. Apply 10 WA. IL. FORBES.
Dec. 20.
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SOMETHING GOOD

PILES. OR stock Of apples Is rapidly diminishing,
N and those who wish the best article in the xet,
tor w!Iier .s-, had better call soon.
HEY s. FARMER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice,

THE Eastern Mall Will Ia closed, hereafter on Sunday
anu Wednesday evenings OF each week.
J. W. BASS, P. NJ.
December Is, 1851.
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BOARDING.

TIE SUBSCRIBERS, have just fitted mp and opened
the boarding next door west of the American Sa-
loon. They intend to keep boarders well as possible nj
rate prices but must have their pay promptly, TO
enable them TO sustain the house. Boaries will at once
understand the necessity OF being promptly paid.
Dec. 81. HARDY Il BABCOCK,
SUGAR GOOD AND CHEAP!
THE finest in the marked, sale pri-
also fresh butte and lard, that cannot be exceed in
quality in any country. REY 4 FARMER.
Lee. 81.
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NO EXCUSE FOR Rad BREAD,

DREStoN a,E!;Uttl-S tutslitbi, Yeas, Powiar a
L new article ior making Light and sweet bread. tor
satsb JLO. TA2AiNS.O.,.
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Notice.
Auction Notice.

THEREAFTER our evening SAILS will be he'd ever
i i Monday, "Wednesday and Saturday. We VIII Sc
Clio hing, Dry Goods and i'll TACT LITTLE OF every thing.
FRENCH & COLLINS, Auctioneers.
December Z, 1851,
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NRESH TEAS-Consis,ing of, Imperial, Gunpowder,
Young Tyson and Black oil very me nav"rs 10, sue
low at lAhRlNOiO->0'
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-12-27
NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES, AT THE
Western Emporium

EULLER has just opened for exhibition at his NEW
lave AMI snandii :,ormrn Of Dry Gnuns, Clorhinc,
Indian Goods Hardware, Gallery Glassware and Crock
ery Boats and Shoes Hats and Caps All lnia Rubber
Css. win every ar Ie usually call for In a stern
All OF which he of RS al wh"le> ale aud
tail al prices micn ii. Merchants in the Indian
tralr will find every article tneH may WISH IN me riie
s win h assurance that the charges will be moderate
and stisf,cory Orders at all times ied to any
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-12-27

Grey and white list and scar
let stru,iding
Scarlet and white blankets
Tatfata ribbon and wVrsted
binding
Scalping and catouch knife
", ois.reyolvers and Bowie
knives
California and Buena vista
knives
Pocket and Congress knives
powder flask * ;sun WORMS
Cud lines, sturgeon and GIL
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-12-25
NOTICE.

CtEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the under
- signed for bsding Bridge McLeod's Creek
Will Saturday. the 27Ih Of Decemberi 1851 ]2 O'Clock
NJ, according to the following specifications. wig:
To be loo feet long, lie eet wide, aud covered with
plank laches thick string-psc by IA inches;
frame bents the Centre be 10 feet high the Others
In proporonthe tber for the beats 10 be IA inches
square The topsl of each benz TO be Is feet long; the
pests or the railing to be inches square; the railing &c
be inches squsEea brace 10 every sithc behs TO ef
with three posts and be h.aeed top and bs:to and
also the otsidc Of the strngers At each end OF The
bridge il must be made passabe. To be built Of pine
sber oak snd to be Completed by the LIST Of FcbrG
aay, 1854. Payment will be made In county orders
A. II. FRENCH,
Supervisor of Road District. No. /
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PETTfcoAT EREiGyTr.-We trust,
that in aspiring TO the dignities Of man, the
feminines will relinquish the special privi-
leges, they enjoy as the weaker sex. II
woman is TO be man, if she is to share in all
our enioyments and patronize our tailors,
we submit that she ought to take her chance
in the omnibuses, rail cars and steamboats,,
pay her own way to places Of ADJUSTMENTS,
and in all respects do her own fighting like
q man, Ii we are to take our turns in rock
ing the cradle and washing the dishes, she
must chin IT, on quarter day, see TO the de-
livery Of goods, AM! make out inv oices. lf
ah. insults US, she must expect 10 have her
nose pulled; for in putting of her own del
icacy che loses all title to be treated with
dslicacy by US. After taking the world
rough and tumble for few months, the
veriest Spartan of the sex would be content,
we think, to subside into the dependence
which is the very essence Of her sovereign
y.-lMsjOr Noah.
METHOD OF CpMEe PRizE HAMs.-The
hams Of Maryland and Virginia have long
enjoyed q wide celebrity. AT the last eahi;
hilton Of the Maryland State Agricultural
Society, four premiums were awarded for
hams. We are informed by those who Had
an opportunity Of examining them, that
they were Of first rate qualify. The fol.
lowing sse the recipes by which the hams
were cured: Is 5sfli q ,lrsssaat ui.fa-n
:. TIE. Hamilton's recipe--First premium.
10 every 700 lbs. pork take g. It's, g. A.
ssis, 9 o.. saitpefre, 2 lbs. brown sugar, !
IL OF. potash and four gallons Of waller
Mix the above; and-ponr the 6riueoyer The
meat after it has lain in tiio tub for some
r. y .st.. 4
elk weeks in the brine, ao,l then dry several
the meat rubbed with salf.whch it is pack
ea down. The meat should be perfectly
cool before packing eilssa-ssfatia !i.s-
Poos Pies.-The farmer. whose mig.
wets 90 ieadsthat il took two Of them 10
make shadow, has been beat by another,
who had seyeral so thin that they would
crawl through the cracks in their pen. He
6n.lly stopped that fun by tying k'sots in
their tails! ..a.c s.. :. -. -, =.
Rev. B. Morgan and wife, and Mics Mar
tha A. Harris embarked at Boston on the
I7th, for Smyrna. The fwo former are
destined for tts jewish mission at Salonica
and The latter for the Nestorian mission.
!. Inrsa IN PEar.-Efforts are making in
Ireland to induce emigration To Peru. The
Peruvian government consents 10 pay two
thirds of the passage money, ar $50 for
each adult. In consideration Of this sun,
the parties bind themselves TO work Ger
fajn length of time at fixed wages, or else
: 10 Repay Il in monthly instalments.. Only
Catholic smigrants, il is stated, are wanted.
The number of school children, in Gin
. eiuusti, (thcse between a aud Al years of
! ege,y IL 1851. The whole population OF
: ihs city 10 estimated to l,e $4,000. ss,s,,
Hang Kong papers announce the deatk OF
Dr.. Gntzlaff, The celebrated missionary md
traveller.
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BOAR DING,

fUUis .ubscreers have Just fitted up and opened the
II boarding house next door west Of the American
Saloon They fstend keep boarders we'll posi-
tie moderate prices have their pay prompt
Is, 70 enable them sustain the house. soafders will
understand the necessity Of being promptly
paid f36tf) HARDY x BARcOCk.
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ST. PAUL,
Door, sash, cad Biiud Mandatory,

CCoYner Of FoaIth and ST. Peter strce,s.) ft-
NJ. WISE X CO., ....
EIyvER grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
IL extended them beg leave TO inform the b:dors
OF 81, Paul and the Of mankind in general that they
always hand, and preparepared To make any
amount Of Doors, Window sash, Blinds und Frames
order, short notice in the most durable and
At rscst Reasonable prces for CASH Give Call.
December IS, ISL MICHAEL Wise,
3ey JONAS GISE.
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sTRAYED,

fSRoM JOAN Mergsns tiIulfwsy Hcus.) on about the
II lst Of November ihst, cne yoke OF Steers. One
rel wh son,e white his heiy-pcrh ape some white
sposs .ut his shciasss Ills mate v adeep red, horns
sawed eli about four inches long. Any person finding
the above csile who win leave Information concerning
shc same Jen Morgaxs win be liberafy rewarded
I = l. ADRIAN CLICK.
Half way House, Wash. Co, Dec. 8, 1851
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TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

A GENERAL Territorial Temperance Convention
n win meet ON New Years dav, at 10 O'Clock, NJ.
IN the Presb, terrain Church. at II. Paul.
w. III. sTILLMAN h CO.,
No. 5, Roberts Street, have hand
rs bbls Geniton Apples.
Is do Dry do
5 do Buckwhes; Flour,
rs do Onions,
a 1900 Heads prime winter Cabbage,
boxes Lemons, ..
And every thing found in the Grocery line; which will
Be sold for cash low any house in Saint Paul. Call
and see. vs.. III. STHLMAN d CO.
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u OF Fresh meat. Third Street, IN the of the
Fremont House. St Paul. (the same place lately adver-
tise the market Of Mr. Titafesr) where people
Of st. PAID end vicinity VIII DO furnished with good beet
at living prices.
soft TAINTER & LANDERs.
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Fifty Dollars Reward,

n OST.-a Fort-monnse, continuing. S25e. The A.
bove reward viii be given for returning the to
A. d. ROBINSON, Jcreiier.
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TaE MINNESOTA PIONEER
a st. Paul, nlinnssota.
Thursday Morning. December Is, 81.
New Advertise lnents.

( Holiday Books--Camhi.
Strayed--Abram Click.
Pay up-S,iilinan.
Meat-Taintcr & Landers. tp- ~.
Bsarding--liasdy s. Baecock. as.sr-aas4s
; Money lost--!.. ID. Robinson.
Sash facssry---Wise & Giss. ~.
Brijge-A. K. French. .sto.
Temperance Convention ssbyad
observation-disclosures & Co. A-''t
DP See FIRST column on this page.
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TIME To SETTLE UP.
NEW NEAT MARKET.

IL. those who have unsettled accounts with W. IL.
N Stillmsn & 20. win please call ami pay up before
the commencement Of the New Year.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


nv lVI tuC M0H9asse a
A LARGE and beautiful collection Of Gift Books Is
- now opened for inspectiua ~ the Book store Of
W. Combs, appropriate presents for the approach
"a CEristmas and New Years among which are
Tie Gan 81 the .Season, lsr -l6S2 zsss. sssssa
The ODD Fellows ohedng, Tor
TIE Forget Ae-Soi, So Z" n s
The GIN Of Af;,csea, g. KS I" lt 70
The Irving Offering,
The Coral,
The Moss Rose,
The ipa;'s Album, ClKF
The Annette an Kecpsake,
Apples Of Gold ia Pictures Of Silver.
The shvxe sesasifsly boune In morse's bipanG xiih
wuts. and are e6ered very low. = eTft sa..
ALSO; large ssllection Of s.;,- i.. e.l,..ft
$780, STANDARD POETS, t...s,-
spprossstey bound for 6ifi Books, among which are
Pore, Hemau. Hewitt, Cook, Lsuden, 1rott, ThoTP-
soa Wordsworth Byron. Burns Cowper, Gerk Rodgers
eeaAsmifs, gosnery. Griswold, Norton, Campbell
Young Blair, Burke Johnson, sterne ruppcr xouthc.
Gray. Siiton Moore, and may o'hs,s toe numerous 'e
neptioa. Cei and see. ~. 'lta liff . 49,.
ALBCNfS.. 1-t3
A beautiful collection Of Albums. -i
THE lem, lind - 81" p -ssrve lr.1E
The Floral Gin "
The Memento, "
t'i''ti The Sacred, .i "a p .fh
The fsrgee-me- not ''Aas ..st .....s.t .....
CHILDREN's BOOKS.
large stock On hsad, and Tor sale chcap,by
w. COMBS,
Next doc. to rarrg s Of Capitol and sain
Anthony streets. Fl tI ttNt.tt.
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What Federal Officers OF our TIE rritory,
| can the President Of the L. 3. Re-
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-01-11

VOL. g..

of woman by eschewing the fundamental prin-
ciple in which that cause was bascd--by trying
to conceal from them the truth that the enter
prise comprehendcd the rights of the women Of
the plantation as well as Of those of white
complexion. As for the complaint of a want
Of federation for a difference of opinion we
have to say that the question is not one Of opin-
ion, but of fact. In the legitimate and fair
sense of the words, we agree with her in the
opinion that the question Of color had no
right to a hearing in that Convention !" but We
have complained Of her for asserting, contrary
to the TRUTH that the question had hearing
there. We do not accuse her Of intentional
misrepresentation. We believe she made the
charge under the influence of misappfehen-
sion, and without carefully examining tho sub
ject-that seeing the word color in one Of the
resolutions, she hastily concluded that the Abo-
litonists had tied up their cause in the same
bundle with that of the women, whom a closer
investigation would have enabled her to correct
that first impression. So, we presume, thought
Parker Pillsbury but when we found her
misunderstanding him as she had misunderstood
the Convention, we were astonished beyond
measure. II her Rrst article originated in a
mistake, We think her last betrays singular
lack Of ofingenuousness, and to use her own words,
dogged perseverance, in making the Conven-
tion an offender for single word
We like Mrs. Swisshelm too well to be will
ling to quarrel with her. We presume few
persons read her racy editorials with more plea
sure than we do. But VIC felt that her charge
against tho Worcester Convention was unjust,
and, coming from so high source, was cslcula-
ted to do mischief. Such We knew were also
the feelings of her wsrmcst friends and admi-
rcrs in this region. We wcrc therefore con-
strained to speak, and in doing SO, unless we
misinterprct the voices Of those around us, va
have given expression to the sentiments of hun.
drcds besides ourselves.
Hero We leave the subject, hoping that IL w
arc compelled to alludc to it again, it will be tc
place upon record an honorable retraction Of tn,
original charge.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-01-11
Going TO Michigan.

It has long been the desire of the Executive
Committee of the Western A. S. Society to send
some of their agents to Michigan, but their fee
BILE means and the pressing demands of the
cause nearer homo have hitherto prevented the
realization Of their cherished wish. We now
have the pleasure Of announcing to our friends
in that State, that the Committee, feeling the
Importance ofcultivating that field, have direct
ed their long-tried, able and faithful agent,
jams w. WALKER, to spend there consid-
erabls portion at least Of the present Winter.
He will be on his way thithsr in few days.
Those of our friends who can give him any ad-
vice as to the places where he can labor to the
best advantage, will DO we'll to write him at
once, directing their letters to Detroit. We
commend him most heartily to the hospitalities
and the confidence of every friend of our sacred
cause, and hope he may be chcercd and cncour-
aged in his arduous work by all who love the
slave.
Mr.. Walker will be accompanied by JosEPn
TREAT, of Portage County, a volunteer, who
though not an agent OF the Society in an ofiicia
sense, is yet heartily devoted to the cause anG
capable of doing it high service We hope tha
he, too, may receive cordial welcome at thu
hands of our friends in the Peninsular State.
1t will be the special mission of these friends
to unfold and explain the principles and policy
of the Western Anti-Slavcry Society, to enlight
en- the people on the whole subject of Slavey il
its relations both to Church and State, and Il
extend the circulation of Tue ASrI-SLAvER'
BvoLs. God speed them in their work.