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The Washington correspondent of the New
York Journal of Commerce says:
President Fillmore has, within a few DAYS
past, positively stated to friends who had offer.
ed their services 10 promote his views, that he
was not and would not become, candidate foi
the next Presidency.
OF Mr.. Clay the same writer says:
He comes here now, with no party views
and not as a leader of any party, and entirel,
unoonnected with any projects, personal or DO.
litical. He will look steadily and solely to The
interests of the Union, and the maintenance Of
the Compromise measures, as final adjustment
of sectional controversies.
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The residents message is before you.-
There is no doubt it win give general catisfac.
ton to the conservative of both parties The
political opponents of Mr. Fillmore, while they
cannot subscribe TO all the measures advocated
cannot fail to admire the higheyet mild and con.
olllatory tone of the message Tie action oil
the executive with reference TO the Cuban expc-
dttion, is too we'll knownoto need any comment
He says of the Tamauipas outbreak:
Having received information that persons from
the United States had taken part in the insurrec-
ton, and experimenting that their example might
be followed by others, caused orders to be is
sued Tor the purpose Of preventing any hostile
expedition against Mexico, from being SCI on
foot jim violation of the laws of the United States
~ e
Our maratime rights
No American ship can be allowed In be visit
ed'or searched for the purpose of ascertaiding
the character Of individuals on board. nor can
there be any watch, by vessels of any FOREIGN
nations, over American vessels, ON the coast Of
the United States or the seas adjacent thereto.
The President again recommends an Agricul-
tural Bureau, and return TO specific duties
And also an appropriation for the improvemey,
of our western rivers.
The unrestricted navigation of car H.
rivers is Of equal Importance. o. so,1l., '"'ee
nre now extending 10 the sogrees az ,bo go,
rlyers which empty into and form narl 2 a.
and The value of ,he nrbIio la.
81 nose regions would be greatly enhanced H.,
fselng me navigation Of these waters from M.
'traction, ''''" 0O'
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an enthusiastic demonstration was recently
msae q taneuil Hall in favor of Mr.. Webster.
mnsa ms, nls name was submitted as the proper
oanu'slate for the next Presidency. and his
.ialma warmly urged, not as Massachusetts man
but as an American. LAM
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All perseas knowing themselves to be in.
debted to nis Office for subscription or other
account, re requested to call and settle. or SEM
the ameirlt BY mail at our risk. a
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DlsssIos GoyERsoR IN Mrssrssrppr Mr.
Winfield, on the 2lst ballot, was ,nads p.a.;
ae1s q the Sennte. lie belongs 10 the State
Rights School. This gives the disupion;s,s
turing the interregnum, which continues ,,o,;1
me inauguration Of Mr.. Foote, Governor
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A Frenchman has discovered new process
of daguerreotyping called "Heliocromv''-or
sun coloring. We have seen three copies of
colored engravings-a female dancer, and two
male figures in fancy costumes; and every color
OF the original pictures is most faithfully i'm
pressed on the prepared silver tablet. A Yam
kee, named Hill, has discovered similar pro-
cess but has not yet brodght it out.-Loadon
DdBer
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From the st. Loul $ Times

From the ST. Loui Times
THE MEssAGE.--We have but little to say in
reference to this document, which seems 10 have
been drawn UP with good deal of caution and
tact, and is evidently framed with view to
please all parties and every section. It's whole
tenor shows that an event is at hand indeed if
the public had by any accident forgotten that a
Presidential election was near tho perusal of this
message alone would remind them Of its an
proach. But notwithstanding the cautious ef
fort of the Presidentoto make himself generally
popular, by appealing 10 every interest in his
annual message, he has accidentally suffered
himself to be led into making Recommendation
which exhibits that he and his party are, what
they have ever been-the advocates and sun
porters OF class legislation. Thus, in two seper-
ate paragraphs, he counsels return to that
lliberal, partial system Of specific duties, which
the people, in the election of Polk condemned
and which, in 1916, was laid aside by Congress-
For the more equal, just and impartial system of
duties. This Recommendation was
doubtless designed TO reach the Pennsylvania
as they have been, Of all manufac-
turers, the most benefited by TIE specific system.
II is unfortunate for the President and that
shattered remnaney of his party which has es-
capped the general wreclcin which il was recent
" involved, that this attempt should be now
made to revive policy which past experience
has demonstrated to be ruinous and unjust, and
which the masses Of the people everywhere have
ancedSNnd denounced. II is the re-
vival Of an issue whichthe Wing party has been
carefully trying to smother up, and which thew
have ireateGin eject as they have treated the |
question1-asS an 'obsoeta idea.'' lis re-
theregore, At this time we may Justly
egard o. calculated by no means to further the
prospects Of WLgs in the approaching con-
est
We know, how ready ourlWhig Contemporaries
Wy hs % ehasgeas with setting up "a ground
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Agents for tho journal ana Onion.

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W. y. Storss, Memphis, scotland c.. Mo.
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WIN. o. Young, Il New i.oadon.
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10 the list.
The above named gentlemen are authorized 10 give
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st, Louis AGENT.
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y. Louis, Mo. Is our authorized Agent to OBJ
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sure 10 read ]. a. mslce s. Co.'s adver-
.eInents in to-days paper, and give them cali

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We have received number of the "Colum-
bian and Great West" psbli1aed in Pittsburgh
Louisville, Cincinnati and ST. Louis. 1t is one
of the best papers in the Union, ond is devoted
10 Literature, News, &c. We intend publish
ing portion of it's prospectus. This paper
is published weekly, at 50 per annum, in adj
vance.
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We are antherized5o announce WM. A. MADDOX.
candidate for Shf,h Of Marion county at The ensu
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ga HD1DRTEs.

~ We are authorized Ia apaounce ID. #. JACKSON
as candidate for Sheriff, a,ihe ensuing election tds
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The Ohio and Mississippi rail road connect
St. Louis and Cincinnati is to be finished in five
years. The contract has been given to reliable
men, and men of experience in rail road enter
nrises
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We ace authorized 10 announce r. j. BRADLEY
August election. senIstd
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liquors, &c.

NF7E have just received large and general assort
w ment OF superior
LIQUORS, WINES &c.,
Consisting Of Pure on French Brandic; Holland e in
Jamaica Spirits, Peach Brandy, Apple Brandy, Santa
Cruz Rum, Cherry Brandy, Old Scotch WHISKY, Old
Monongrhea, "Momlan Dew" and Bourbon Whisky.
&C., for sale by decll j.. INSLEE & CO
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The sentence of Mr.. Thrasher is Punishment
TO Spain.
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! RE-. LAKRNAN.
t1rao5 at Law, and General Real

ESTATE AGENT.
Q Hannibal, Mo.
Ofceon North side OF Bird. between LIST and I'd ss.
NJ ILL attend TO The collection Of debts and other
w professional business entrusted TO his care
lie hes complete Abstracts of Title TO all thereal
tate IN Hannibal and will furnish 70 those desiring it,
an absaet q all the COnveysnceso on record, of any
LOT in The city.
He is commissioned 10 take Dispositions, Acknow-
edgement OF deeds, &c., for the States Of Virginia and
Kentucky.
RefereDc
Messfs. Woods, Cbristy & Co., ST. Louis, Mo
Messrs, Doan, King 8 Co, +"
Messrs. Collins & Kellogg,o & O." |"
o" Sitter, Price Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
e Morris j. Halloween & Co. " 20
Atwood & Co., "
Modett, Hawes s. Co., Hannibal, Mo. @
Mr.. 7. r. Selmes, :
Mr.. George Schroter, oct 3l-Iy1 I"
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lSLAlNK Lace Wells, French Worked Collars snJ,
apr24y coll fNs ,ssPEt,ppS
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Smith S. Allen,
Attorney at Law ,

HANNIBAL, MARION COUNTY, MISSOURI,
WILL promptly attend TO all professional business
w entrusted to his care in the counties Of Marion,
Rails and Pike. He will give particular attention 10
the securing and collection Of debts IN any part of the
State. C7-Oice on Bird street -four doors above the
corner Of Bird and Main, in front Of the Marshal and
Recorder office.
pFRAGE pea LANES, newsty Of goods for la
I'D dies dresses, apr2ly
COLLINS g. BREEDS.
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Marrte0,
Dten,

In this city. on the 9th, inst, willis Evans, of
James H. and NaGcyM. Hall, aged years, II months
and 10 days.
Ia this city, on the Sth, inst, SUE BRENT, infant
daughter of W. n. and =. B. Green.
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We would call the attention Of our citizens TO
the fine assortment of beautiful French Engra-
wings now for sale at auction, at Benton Hail.
The Ladies are particularly invited TO visit the
Hall during the day, and look over the assort-
ment.
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< LEAChED and Brown Musns of all EinJs
~ Ihecks, Flannels, Tweeds, Cassinets and leans
Apply at COLLINS & BkEEn,s
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= lEp IN and examine those fine Blankets, and Ready
VIM. HAWKINS,
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/ Usl opened acme lot of ROOTS and SEI,IES
~ OF att qualities, among which you will find SOM
beautiful excelsior kid ties Tor the Lades-at
VIM. HAWKINS.
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Ribbons. @
A TINE assortment of spring adm summer Rom
~ Ribbons; also, Satin and Mantua Ribbons for "aI
aP21y % BY COLLINS & BREED
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III Card.
FRESH LORSTFRS

VIII
, jus received, supply Of Lobsers, pa ug in cans.
hefmeicaly scaled, for table use, and warranted fresh
For sale by dec IL J. A INSIEE
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SADDLERY and Hardware, an assortmet On
~ for sale very cheap bT @ kTA
APPS ly T.R. SELMES
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A Fine lot Of Ginghdma for sale unreasonable fern
aW-4ya by COLLINS & BREED,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-30
&. X. WEST,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Merchant.

On the Leuee, Dubuque, Eo,ca.
XXyHOI.ESALE and Retail dealer in Foreign and Do
w mesc Fruits, Candies Nuts, Spices, Family Gro
ceres, Produce and Provisions Ornamental and Fruit
Trees, Plants Ever-Geens Sltrubbery Grass, Garden
and Flower Seeds DC, &c.
n. B-Scamboats hotels and private families, fur
Rishe'i with good articles the lowest market prices
and delivered free of charge.
Dubuque, Iowa, May 2Ist, 1851. eff
VEHE undersigned would inform the public generally
- that he has strong and permanent enclosure. with
the necessary sheds and oations adjoining his
Warehouse at the Steamboat Landing in Dubuque, for,
the convenience Of those having CATTLE horses sheep
hogs to ship TO from this point aso for the
mediation Of farmers and others coming into this city
with loaded wagons Hay and grain kept tantly on
hand, for sale at reasonably low prices.
G. Il. WEST.
Dubuque, Iowa, May 2lst, 1851 eff
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IL. A. e. f.. III. SMITH,

Dubuque, !0ra.
HAVE now on hand and Offer for sale, a large and
well selected stock OF Goods in their line, purchas
ed in New Iork and Boston, and which they invite
the attention OF purchasers believing that they al
ford their Goods low any other house the river
Their stock comprises DRY GOODS, large stock of
staple and fancy; BOOTS IL SHOES 125 eases, hiciud
ing every article required for the country trades CAR
PETS and OIL CLOTHS, of the late patterns, nclud
ing hne supeiiine, three ply and English tapestry
pets; Floor Oil Cloths of various patterns and wdths
CKOCkERI, a large assortment suited the retail
trade; also assorted in the original package for the
try trade.
ALSO
GROCERIES-New Orleans Sugars, Clarified and
Crushed do, Plantation Moasses Sugar House do and
Beicher's Syrup Teas very large stock Of choice In
pcrial, Gunpowder, Hyson, Young Tyson and Black
with general assortment of all articles in the line.
ar The attention Of cash buyers is particularly in
vited.
Dubuque, Sept. Is, 1851. 22-2m
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ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE,

Or Third street, tao doors 6eiom Wa5ashar.
'ENE subscribers having received large additions to
Il their former stock and assortment, prepared To
furnish any articles in the HARDWARE line at small
sdVaace GA Eastern prices We shall always keep On
hand large stock of
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS' TOOLS,
Bench and moulding Planes, socket d trimer ohises
Hand, panel and rip saws, Gougcs rules, Il squares,
Compass, tenon Il webb do Guages and Devils,
Adzcs, hammers and hatchets, rluInb ana Levels,
Augcrs, brsccs and bits, WoOd&iTon bench screws,
Chalk lines, spoois etc. etc.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS.
Locks, iachcs and bolts, Honse bells and carriages
Butts and screws all sizes, Hooks a staples
Bell pulls and door knockers, Hat and coat hooks etc.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Shovels spades and hoes, Forks and grain cradles
Rakes, thes and sndths, Garden rakes hoes, ETC.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Mil and cross SAWS, Nails, braas and spikes
Axe sand axe helvcs, Stone hammers and picks,
Cast steel, all sizes, Msttocks and wedges,
Blister aud German, do do, Iron wire, all sizes,
Ok log and trace chains, Icon rvets and Kettle ears
AhNiis ana hammers, Well wheels, jack Screws
Cow, sheep and bells, Grrdstones, friction rollers
wrought nails steel. ards. Hooks and hinges washers
Circular saws ali Sizes Bake ovens skillrts, ETC.
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
lIamcs, pad trees etc, Brass and sv'd ornaments,
Roller buckles, harness do, Brass nsils rosettcs,
Brass pad hooks and terrets, Snaers and mulccn bits
Jar'd do do do Swivcls ard pad screws,
brass and silv mart rings, Thread avis varnish, etc
Jad rein and brea: snaps, Brass and iron siirrns
UOCSEk KEEPING HARDW E,LOOK.
ING GLASSES. LAMPS, FANCY
GOODS, AC., &c.
Tabled dessert knves& forks Sad irons and stands.
Plated forks q butter knives Boilers and sauce pans
do table and tea spoons, Brass kettles, pie plates,
BrittaIia a,io iron do do, Dust pans, sPittoons,
BisS spoons and ladies, Brass, iron jap'd candKs
Cake turner's, waffle r,Rs, Walters br do snuer
Spring balances chops knives Curtain pins, bands,
Looking glasses, all Sizes ianherns and lard lamps
Solar Lamps, do do Brass&iron SHOW 'lsdE tongs,
Side and hanging, do, Brittania ware,
Tea bells, selves, etc, Gridrons and tea kettles,
Wood SANS and chop'g axes, Coffee mills, etc.
Pen and pocket knives, Shaving soap, brushes etc.
RazOrs scissors and shears, Combs, purses, etc,
Powder horns, TASKS, etc, Spectacles, ETC.,
Bullet morlds gun tubes
SLEIGH BELLS! SLEIGH BELLS..
Martinique straps, 30 bells, Double body straps,
do do 25 do, Single do do
Neck do rough aud polished. Loose bells all sizes
~ As determined 10 sell low for Cash only,
orr facilities for obtaining goods the Eastern markets
will enable offer inducements to purchasers thar
cannot be found elsewhere.
J. McCLOUD, Jr, & co.
81. raul, Oct. ,, 1851. 24-6m.
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION
STORE.

On ST 4sttony Street, t'.o doors beI,up the american
House.
TaSfE Undersigned woad respectfully invite The aten-
ton OF the public, ia their large and well selected
stock OF Groceries and Provisions Also Ready Made
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Wines, Liquors, Nails, Glass
Hardware, etc, all OF which viii be sold cheap cash
ITplease call and examine before purchasing else
where. IRVINE & IROTHER
ST. Paul, Oct. is, 1851. 26
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LIVERY STABLE.

LIVERY STABLE.
uEATTlSON q BENSON, at the American House. St
u Paul, Minnesota Good horses carriages of the
best kind ready at all times, passengers ed al
parts oil the country with expedition and right side up
with care and speed.
DAILY LINE.
We will also run daily line Of splendid hacks between
St Paul and 81. Anthony, on and after the opening o
navigation, leaving each place every morning evening
regularly.
Extras fun ished for pleasure parties and Others at
moments nctice. We employ none but the best and
most careful drivers.
II. Paul, March lst. 1851.
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4 RARE CHANCE TO MAKE 4 GOOD
RiR.SiN.

FEFIE subscriber offers for sale quarter section 6G
acres of land sdvantageousy situated about half
way between Saint Paul and 1t. Anthony, which he will
dsrnse of very low. This is good chance for those
"-ng 10 open a farm, for those who wish pnr-
ohse far the purpose of speculation The timber is
900 and plentiful; splendid meadow aud good sivch
w1i'r on IT, and a beautiful fish take adjoining II.
irrsons wishing to purchase will find the subscriber
~ inqurne at the Fremon, House, at W NJ. Stees
Cabinet Shop, Third street.
24f JOSEPH l.. BOWMAN.
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VOCAL. Music.

MR.. F. r. ELY will commence a course 1T nstruc-
= tioR ia Vocal Music at the Upper school house,
Tuesday, evening, Nov. A. At p. NJ, for the of ~
wccks-one evening in each week Ticket. for the
course can be had AT W. G. LepUc's Bookstore, OF
NJ ely.
Hau October 81. 1851.
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BURBANK Il PERSONS
MINNIE sofa EXPRESS,

BURBANK * PERSONS
MINNESOTA EXPRESS,
CONNECTING at Galena with the American Elk.
- press Company for the speedy and safe transporta-
ton of Money and valuable Packages, Collection oil
Drafts, Notes Bills, &c, &c. Purchase of all kinds oil
Merchandise, by sample otherwise, &C.. TO and from
all the principal cities in the United States and
1rA messenger will leave St Paul every Wednesda,
Gaena every Friday.
Agencies and Offices.
Messrs. RICE, H,SEv & Co.. St Paul
J. VI. STEVENS & Co., 81. Anthony.
CHURCHILL a. NELSON, saltwater.
=. SrEEL, Esq, Fort Smelling
w. ii. BRIsBoIs, Prairie du Chen,
PETER NAPLES, Dubuque
j. BRooXEs, Esq, Galcna.
THE STONE STORE.
Ner Goods at Lor Prices.
II w. SIMPSON, corner Of Third and r oberts streets
- has just received entire stock of Dry Goods
oueensware etc. Furniture, large stock; Farm mple
mets of all kinds, etc. etc, to which he invites the at
tention of purchasers.
June 20, 1851. (1o)
IDORT Maderia CInrei, Malaga and other Wines; old
pale Cognac, Fourth Prooi and Baldwin's Ameri
can Brandy; Bourbon Whskey, Gin Rum, etc For sale
low by june 1910 j. ". SIMPSON
.RocERIES-Tea, Sugar, Coffee, s. IL. mossses
u Rice, etc. For sale low by
II ETCHUPS Peppersauce, Pickles, Preserves, Sauces
N Brandy Cherries, etc. For sale low by
June 2e. 40 j. ". SIMPSON.
A large lot Of Bets.eads constantly hand and FOR
"A sale by june LIDO J. ". SIMPSON.
bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Sides Mess Pork, AWAY
- on hand and for sale by
June Is. 40 j. ". SIMPSON
LNMILY FLOUR, Ekader extra and other brands;
II always On hand and for sale by
June Is. (IW J. ~. SIMPSON
fine assortment of boots and shoes, polka huskins
IN bootees, misses boys and chIdrens shoes, to which
particular attention is invited by
June 26. (lo) j ". SIMPSON
llEADY made clothing, large lot, for sale Nv
~ June Do j. ". SIMPSON
LVRESH butter and eggs, meal, western reserve
IL cheese, etc, for sale low by
June 20. O0) j. ". SIMPSON.
HtOOKiNG stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
~ June Is. J. ~. SIMPSON,.
uDURE and No l, lead glass, putty and nails, alws,
u on hand and for sale by
June 26. j. ". SIMPSON,.
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JOHN MORGAN,

JOhN MOhGAN,
.Midray bettrcen 81. Pau and Stilt,eater,
REGS leave TO say to strangers Writing Min
- nesota and the public generally, thai having
now made his arrangements complete for the ac-
commodation of the public, and being situated
in the midst of the most delightful scenery, sur
rounded by lakes that abound in fish, and in an
atmosphere of unsurpassed purity-he hopes to
see company from abroad, well as from neigh
boring villages. They will find the charges
moderate. WHO
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SUBSCRIPTIONS received for al, the princjpal ausr
- teriy monthly, weekly or daily periodicals. publish
ca IN me United States, and Foreign Books and Maya
Zines obtained to order,
june %. No-tO lie DuC,S ROOK STORE
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-30
GALENA STORE,
BY
w. II. Stiltman 81 Co.

"OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Saint
Paul and vicinity, that they have opened in the
lower town fresh and well selected stock OF Groceres
which are supplied every week from Gaena and st
LOUIS and which they pledge themselves to sell for cash
as low as be bought north OF Gaena. Those desir
Gus OF busi at retail will find il to their advantage 10
call and examine their prices.
Constantly on hand-Butfcr, Cheese, Pork, Fish, Su-
CARS Teas Cofees and all articles found in this line.
Z, A genuine article OF Family Flour constantly Oh
hand W. r. VI. * Co
Saint Paul Avg. %. 1911 10