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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-06

The POSTAGE BILL.--This bill is pro-
crossing in the House of Representa-
tives; and we are happy to find that the
Country Press is not entirely forgotten.
A day or two since. we quoted some
remarks made by Mr.. Sackett of the
Seneca District; and We see by the full
report in the Washington papers, that
Mr.. Conger has given notice of an
amendment to allow papers togo through
the mails free in the counties where
they are printed. If the press only
80 keep this ball in motion, it NAV yet
succeed Albany Journal.
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wrpSrspAr.J Jan. 20.

Resolutions from sbc Council, requesting the
Secretary Of War to employ additional force upon
the road surveys Of the Territory, a bill resu-
Iaiing ferries and bridges, and bill to incorpo-
rate The Mississippi Boom Company, were read
thaasrsi time. sss. - &
-srting TO Franklin Steele the right TO es-
tashsn . ferry across the Mississippi was, on mo-
ton Of SIR. North. ordered to he engrossed.
The report Of jhe committee On elections, rela-
tive to the seats Of the Mendoza members, was
thea taken up, and after some further disc ussion,
ndopted by the following vote: !: u
Ayes-Messis. Branson. Ford, Gilman. Lud-
dsn, olnstesd, Ramsey, Taylor, Tilden, Trask.
Well. and Speaker--Ii.
Nays-acssu, North. Patch, Rice, Sloan and
Warren.
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THURSDAY, Jan. 80.


Mr.. North, from the Judiciary committee, re-
ported back. with amendments, the bill to regu-
late tavern and grocery licenses. ssal3 e
Mr.. N. also reported as correctly engrossed the
bill granting ferry privileges to Franklin Steele.
Council resolution requesting Of the Secretary
Of War additional forces on the road surveys was
takec ap and passed % Vi. laio so 90 8.
Bills authorizing the establishment Of ferries
and bridges, and TO incorporate the Mississippi
Boom Company, were read second Time
Bill gaining the right to Mr.. Steele to establish
ferry, was read third time and passed
House then went into committee Of the whole
upon the bill to regulate ferries and bridges, and
the bill regulating .averns and groceries; both of
which were reported back with amendments.
Amendments to the grocery bill concurred in,
and the bill ordered to be engro'sed.
On morton OF Mr.. Rice, the ferry and bridge
bill, with the amendments, were referred to the
committee on the militia.
The resignation Of Rev. Mr.. Neil as Chaplain,
was read to the House, and, on motion of Mr..
Wells, accepted. Adjourned.
- FRIpAr, Jan. 81.
Mr.. Trask offered a resolution calling
upon the Secretary Of the Territory for Il
copy Of the census returns, which was u
dopted.
The bill to incorporate the Saint Paul
Lodge Of Odd Fellows, was reported back
from the Committee on Corporations-,he
majority (Messrs. Tilden and Taylor) rec
ommending its passage, and the minority,
(Mr. Gilman) recommending that it be neg
nitved. Majority report adopted.
The bill regulating spiriluous liquors was
reported correctly sngros.ed. Read 81
time and passed.
Bill TO incorporate ST. Paul Odd Fellows
was ordered to he engrossed
Rev. MIR. Hobart was elected Chaplain
upon resolution offered by Mr.. Brunson.
Council bill to lay out road from Saint
Anthony to Lake ST. Croix, was reported
correctly enrolled.
On motion Of Mr.. Wells, the House ad-
journed till Monday, o'clock.
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MI. Rice asked 10 be excused from further ser.

Mr.. Rice asked TO be excused from further ser
vice upon the Judiciary Committee.
The report OF the commit ee Of conference in
reference TO the bill to incorporate the ST. Croix
taken up. aud the report coacurred in. .
On motion of Mr.. North, Mr. Rice was excus-
ed from serving on the Judiciary committee.
The Speaker announced Mr. Ludden in his
stead, and that gentleman declining, Mr. Brunson
was appointed. Adjourned. p
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House..

Mr.. Wanen gave notice Of bill for the !oca-
tiun Of Benton county seat by vote Of the peo-
pie.
The Mississippi river ferry bill, was considered
IN committee Of the whole aud the amendments
there made were concuued IL. 80
TS,e report Of the cosnmiitee on elections Was
then taken up. and the House adjouraed. os7
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AN APPROPRIATE NEW.YEAR


lisa GOOD DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESS hand
II somely coored in fine for 81 Two heads upon
one plate $3.50. Splendid gold and pearl embossed,
satin, velvet and morocco cases suitable for family
Views of stores, residences, churches, public
buildings, scenery Indian groups, &C. &c. Paintings
Daguerreoty accurately copied-the latter large
COPY or adapted to locket, breach or 1nger-ring.
Cbsrres ppusuallv low. JARVIS, Artist,
Fifth Street near Jack.on
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ArFRAY AND SUIcIDE.-Aboht half
past o'clock Saturday evening Jan. IL
the bells commenced ringing, and the
whole town was in an uproar, but no
FIRE could be seen. Just before this
time German Druggist, by the name
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NEW FIRM AND NEW ARRANGE
NENTS

a IL persons having unsettled accounts with Will
IA loughby d Powers are respectfully requested to
call and settle the same Immediately, and all indebted TO
the said firm, requested to fork without delay The
business Of Livery Stable and Staging will be conducted
upon cash terms and no other. No one can have any
credit and will the refusal by ask for il. We
shall good Concord Coaches between st. Paul and
St. Anthony and nothing else
ST. Panl, JAM 18th, 1851.
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GRINDING.

FIvHE UNDERSIGNED is now ia readiness
Il for grinding Corr, Rye, Oats, Peas, Buck
wheat, and whatever else requires grinding, IN
GLIDING Salt, at the grist-rnil on the west side Of
the Mississippi river, at ST. Anthony for lawful
rates of toll. When desired, grists will be re-
ceived at the Subscribers on the east side Of the
river, and be returned ground at The same place
2-Sy CALVIN A. FUTILE.
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FORWARDING & COMMISSIO
St. Paul. Minnesota, April 2s.-l,f


BY the use If that primitive motive poer, tie Uerss
TIME BARNES, at their Shinglf, Lath and Capboard
Il Mandatory, north of The new Baptist Church. in
st. Paul, ready furnish such building materials ~
Shingles, Lahs and Capbosrds promptly, at such prices
as vii, diminish the cost OF building in town. nearjy
half Call In and us. We are grinding logs into
houses, every day except SUNDAYS. 2.24
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STII.t.\y ATER UOUSE.

Main Street, Staiwafer, Minnesota Territory.
An l.. BUFORD having taken charge of this well,
nItm known Hotel, and entirely Ieitted and reno
i.14k waited 1t, is prepared tn receive and entertain
his friends and the public. By sssiduous attention TO The
of his guests he hopes TO merit liberal patronage
10. Baggage taken TO and from the House free of
charge. s7-f .
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CIItwIS.

WYE HAVE In store one of the largest stocks of
w Shawls brought to this market, composed
mostly OF the celebrated Bay State Long Shawls,
very fne and recommended for their comfort and dura
bility Also Cloth, Silk, and Cashmere Square Shaws
Galena, Sept 1850. WOODS HOUSE g. CO.
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DACUERROTYpE
f. s. NEWELL.
Tin, Sheet-Iron aud Copper Work

I'm, oheet-iFo" ana copper pWh", - -,
ryFFp- -iways en- hand, his nanufaotory Third
n ne,r Rob.rts rect, st. Paul. a general :ssort-
ment of Tinware; sheet-lron "d copper lamp ketties
-aso does work to erder, such Roc. rs
Conductor and the various other xmas Of we.~ " "s
line besides Zinc, Jappancd Lamps, Cande-sticks
Spttoons, &c. well assorted lot Of Stoves OF
various patterns 2-39
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II is reported on what we consider good author.
i:y that Gen. Dodge has been reelected U. s
Senator by the Wisconsin Legislature. oaaa /.
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hR. JAYNE s. Family Medicines consist At
- Janye's Expectorant, Chronic Verp,,iuye,
Alternative, American Ilair-Dye, Carminsiiy
Balsam, Sanative Pills Ague Pills s. Hair Tonic,
Fer sale a, the ccrser &c Third and Roberts
street. ST. Psnl,hy J. w. SIMPSON, Agent.
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MORE NEW BOOKS.
III IFE ard Letters Of Thomas Campbell, edited by
~ William Beatie; vols.
Bernard Barten's Letters and Poems.
Sidney Smiths Moral Philosophy.
Autobiography of Leigh Hunt; vols
Hints Toward Reforms by Horace Greeley.
domestic History of the American Revolution, BY Mrs
Erman's Travels in Siberia; vols. tEllei.
Just received aud for sale by
oct3l J. BROCKEH
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ESTR AY.

STRAVED from the subscriber on Section 3, about S
- miles north Of ST. Paul. about the 25th of last Octo
ber Yoke OF large brinde cattle about years old
of which has white ia his forehead and brass
bell his neck the other has white face and the right
horn broken partly Off Any information concerning the
said cattle will be thankfully received and literally
warded by the owner, by Rogers q Coulter ST. Paul.
January /, 1851. WIN MURRAY.
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. A BIT OF ROPE FOR AHALTE1

GIVE A BIT OF ROPE FOR A HALTER
CA To some persons, and they know On
- well enough how TO find horses but E&IA
Yc@AA if You give men the hest horses and X'E=*S
ponies in Minnesota, they will not know where find
good Halters, Saddles Brides, Martngaes and Harness
ses until they learn that A. r.. FRENCH has re-
moved Third Street, ST Paul. into his shop
next door east Of Samr H. Sergent's where every
branch of Saddery and Harness-making, II well as
Trunk-making is done rather cheaper and better than
any where else in Minnesota
Saint Paul, January J. 1851
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GaIena advertisements.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOK
No. % Main street, Gafena, Illinois.
~ JOSHUA BROOKEs,

No. % Main street, Gaisna, Nlinols.
a ~ JOSHUA BROOKEs,
Dealer Isl Books, Stationery and Paper Hanyinss,
EKAyING Just completed his Fall purchases in the
East offers for the inspection Of ali persons
wishing purchase either ia large or email qualities
complete assortment Of SCHOOL, MISCELLANEOUS, Law
Medic Books, Music Books, and Musical Iaztrn-
menls, BlankboOks in any quantity, and made TO order
all standard works ia PEDAGOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCI
EScs. Their editions Of Bibles and Prayer Books in
every variety OF sire and binding.
Country merchants, Public Libraries and the trade
supplied ady antageous terms, nd the pubic ally
at rs low rates any establishment il the West.
1r Highest price paid la Cash for Rags.
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DASH.

DROKE away from Monkey Hail. st. Paul, on Wed.
ID nesday Of last week. sorry, orc-pped dog,
ed Dash; who had ought have had of the . NJ.
R." dogcollas his neck; the dog Is thought 20 have
the hydrophobia, ms he long Stunned water
DAGUERROTYPES.
DAGUERROTYPE that is faithful lkeness-that
"A is exquisiely soft and mellow in tonc--cear and
lfeke in expression and colorng, and finished with
neatness and artistic beauty is worth having II may be
viewed with unisgused satisfaction, and passed around
among circle Of friends, with the certainty of being
recognized and admired. II you want SAGA DaguerrO-
type, call nj
WHITNEY & NICHOLS
DAGUERREAN Rooms on Third, above Roberts-strcet.
A large variety of cases on handsome very bcauti-
fully nlad with pearl Lihenesses taken 10 any wealth
err Please call and examine specimens.
st. Paul, Feb. ], ISL - 2-i2tf
vUyHE SECRETARY OF THE TERRITORY has
Il received and is receiving documents and statistics
of Common Schools Of the several States Persons in
terestet in the same examine them at his office.
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EXPRESS LINE.

VUNHE undersigned prepared to hustle through, pas
sengers and packages, between Prairie du Chen and
Saint Paul. in the most safe and expeditions manner pos
sibe. Packages exceeding 25 lbs. weight 90 per hun
dred. Smaller packages, so cents each. go
CHARLES n. REED.
n. 3. Packages will be received and delivered the
Post Offices in Prairie du Chen and ST. Paul Haney
2ces Store in Saint Paul. and Brisbos Store in prai-
rie du Chen. 2-37tf
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BOOKS AND sTATIONER 4

1T DE MANI SUftI, UuftH0, IHHVN.
TNNHE Subscriber would respectfully isform his old
customers and the public generally that he has
moved into the brick store, No 81 OF Main aud
Green streets, opposite Crawiords DRUG Store, where
he will, heretofore keep constantly hand general
assortment Of BOOKS and STATIONERY, wholesale
and retail, at lowest possible prices.
pROGEEg
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MONDAY, Feb. 8.
Two repors were made by Mr. Randall
from the Committee on enrolled bills.
Mr.. North reported as correctly engross-
ed the bill 10 incorporate the St. Paul Lodge
of Odd Fellows, which was read a third
time and passed.
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SARHATU SCTTnflT- MI

SABBATH SCHOOL MUSIC.
SNABBATH School Gems of Music and Poetry tv J.
- A. Cruikshank. No selection of Sabbath School
Music can better please children than this Price 50
cents, or three dollars u dozen sold by
oct3l J. BROokES, sc Main-s,.
THE NEW CLEE BOOK.
TENE Alpine Gee Book by VIM. B. Bradbury. its
l. leading features 4 great variety Of new ard
beautiful Swiss Melodies, aiso larmOnsed Alpine anc
Tyrocse Melodiesthe choicest variety presented
To the American singers, for sale b.
Oct. 81 J. BROOCHES
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LEcIsLATURE OF MINNESOTA.
Council.

TUESDAY, Jan. 2s.
A.resolu,ion was adopted authorizing the Sec
reia:y to subscribe for thirty copies to each mem
Der md ten 10 each officer, Of the Da%oia Friend.
Use bnige and ferry bill was read third time
All passed.
Tie Council went into committee Of the whole
upon the Dill for the appointment Of Librarian,
and act completiag the amendments, upon rising
and reporting progress. leave was granted to sit
again.
The public building bill, repor,ed from the
Iiouse as having passed that body, now taken
up read FIRST and second lime ana laid upon the
table ios actios, in committee.
The of the Council chamber was granted
to tie Historical Society for meeting Tomorrow
evening. ard the Council adjourned.
WEpNEsDAY, Jan. %.
81 Boal gave notice Of his .teniion to ntre-
dasi certain bids
The Csaacil went into committee Of the whole
upon the bill froa. the House, to provide for the
eree,scn Of public buildings.
Bill reported back without amendment, and re-
portagreed to.
A.tef various efforts 10 amend the bill by those
opposed 20 it, all of which failed, it passed
b., the following vote; Mr.. Norris, at his request,
having been excused from voting: p
Ayss-Alessrs. Boa, Burkleo, Forbes, Mcleod
nd LOOMS, President-5.
Nays- Messrs. Oimsted, Rollins and Stur-
g.--3
The Co1ncii then adjourned.
!; THURSDAY, Jan. 80.
NJ. Boal, in accordance with previous notice,
iurodac The following bili.: A bill for the cleo
uoa at Casoners and defining their duties and
Paaess. \ bill relative to Territorial and county
odieefs.
Asr. Mcleod reported certain bills correctly en-
Follea.
The Couacil went into committee Of the whole
uppg tae hili Cor the appointment, of Librarian,
whiTs, tt.ev consideration, reported to the
Csnacd wHh amendments.
Tie amendments were agreed to, and the bill
ordered 10 ne engrossed for third reading
The Coancii again went into committee Of the
whole upon the bill for the election Of Road Su-
pesgisioas, made progress in the same, and asked
leaye TO 81 again.
AFrrKSooN.-Same bill was further consid-
erei ia committee, and reported 10 the Council
WIN Amendments. ..-
lnendn.ents agreed to, and bill ordered to be
ensssssej. Adjourned.
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MONDAY. Feb. z.

Mr. Mcleod from the committee on Schools,
repa ed a memorial asking Congress for one hun
dreS thousand acres Of land to endow univer-
sity which was read first and second time.
pr. Mcleod. from the committee enrolled
ks, reported that they had delivered certain acts
" lie Governor for his approval.
hir. Rollins reported correctly engrossed the
BIZ Tor the appointment Of Librarian.
Csvncil went into committee Of The whole upon
iss House bill granting ferry license to franklin
steele, which was subsequently reported back
With sundry amendments, most Of which were
agreed TO. s-
PSnding the appointment offered by Mr. Ohm
s,ed' to strike gu, ieen years and insert FIVE. the
Council adjourned. sle~fg'sr :
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DRs. LEE A REYNOLDS,

Snrgeon Dtnttsfs, DhbHqe, Ioua.
KEyOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Saint
w Pull. Saint Anthony, and Stillwster, that one
of them will spepd a few weeks in each place, SENT
yearly tSpring and Fa or the practice Of their pro.
fessisn and all DESTROYS Of Dental operations may Iey
upon their pncfuality. Their terms will be very NJ cd,
crate, and all failures repaired gratis.
d. Ii. LEE.
2sI5 C.J. REYNOLDS
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LvCR CAPS, FIR GLOVES, &c. Also,
II Cloth CaIs-being goods Of the finest description.
For sale at SERGEETs
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DySS0Y.HrsrrnN.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnrrshp lately
~ existing between William Derocher and Louis f.
Paul under the name OF Dercsher and Paul dissolved
the Gath DAY OF September LIST, By mutual conseu
Louis T. Paul is authorized settle all debts oc TIC
Grm. WILLIAM DEROCHHR
October g. 1859. LOUIS E. PAUL. 2-7t
WALK IN AND SEE THE MAMMALS =
ID PRESLEY has removed TO his old stand OF, Third
ID Street, where he has Just received a .tprlv
OF ChGrens' Toys Indian leads, Jewelry, New Brays
Clocks, Razor Strops Shaving Soap, Ladies, uai-
Combs, Steel Beads, Twist Trimmings for work hnss
Medals for Children, Work Rags, Backing, Baekirs =
Brushes Play Cards. Bntcrr Knives, Fishing Tackle
Fire Works OF all sorts md general stock for TIsrs
lie is sMANEFACTURER Of every ,uc., of
Cigars and dealer In Tobacco Snuff. Fines g. lsinx
supplied with the choicest assortment which will be
sold remarkably low for cash lie also keeps o sale ST
Wholesale and retail Quantities If Ness Prime
Pork White Beans, Corn Meat Superfne Flour, Grren
Apples, Buckwheat Flour, Onions, Jrsh and Sweet To-
iatoes, Cheese Fresh Butter. Candies. SOAP Starch
Saleraus Sugar, Mackerel, CTasbees, Cove O> s,srs
ss,rdmfs Matches Backing, Baskets, Loolirs ciAs.s.
Gloves, Mtrns, Imported spanish Smoking ard Scarfa
leti Tobacco, OATS. Moccasins, Concl Shells A. ~
SIX HUNDRED KINDS Of TOYS FOR
IL CHILDREN. 49, $50 IL
This iS the largest assortment non N Of Saint ous
Also, Pecan, Brazil Almond, and Peas Nuts, Candies
Cakes, Crackers, Bears Oil, Rosemary, OK naryor
and perfimery Jewery, Rings Pencils, PISTOLS Fer
cussion Caps, Spiticons, &c. -, = eif;tsL 81
Also. the hest quality Of Caveldish Tobacco cvar-
brought irio town.
N y, he merufictures Cigars ri The lest Havana =
Tol,arco ard can ssA them ,ou they eau be af-
forsea AZ. where w shc Uriicd States He uoal1 be
gat call freu his friends In icvr or r,a ptry
wko have purchases make.
II Call where 'hc wao,len Negro ,anss sentry ut
the ssnr. and by Latte cboaser Tor cash than
say here else Ia 81. rar1. ssy
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FnIpAY, Jan. 81.

As,. Bosl, from committee on Territorial Affairs
repc TED bill to regulate contested elections, and
biz % provide for Territorial ana county reve-
nue. y lich were read first and second tune.
Mr.. Mcleod introduced a resols6on requiring
the Secretary Of the Territory to espeni seventy
dollars ia purchasing copies Of the annals Of the
Histeu;ai Society for 1851. for De use Of the
inelsbers, which was adopted.
TIE Council wen, into committed Of the whole
upoj bill relative TO the duties Of officers of
the H. ,islative Assembly. and after some time
spei' lerein, reported progress and obtained leave
TO sit gam.
AdJimsd till Monday, TWO o'clock.
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Disasters on the Lakes.

The Buffalo Commercial .4dreriiser
of the 2Sth ult. publishes detailed &C
count of marine disasters and losses on
the Lakes during the season of 1850.
The list is formidable one, both as to
the amount of property damaged and
the number of lives lost. Ten Steam
boats, one Propeller and twenty-one
sail craft have gone entirely out Of ex-
istence. The total loss of life has been
three hundred and uinety.fre, of which
$50 are set down to the account of the
steamer G. p. Griffith, burnt off Fair
port; IS to the steamer Wayne, which
exploded and sunk off Black River; and
3S to the British Steamer Commerce,
sunk Off Canada shore-all these on
Lake Erie. The recapitulation stands
thus:
Loss on Steamboats,, S265, 700
do. Propellers, 30,444
do. Sail vessels, 262, 1872 r.
Total loss of property, $55S, 926
Total loss of lives, 395
While many of the accidents, involv-
ing this heavy loss of property and life
are to be ascribed to other causes, it is
not to be doubted that some Of them are
Justly attributable to the scarcity oil
good harbors on these Lakes, and to
the difficulty of access which makes it a
risky matter in stormy weather for YES
sells to attempt entering such Harbors
as we have. For this evil, at least,
there is remedy within reach of Con-
gress Liberal appropriations judiciously
expended for Harbor improvements on
the Lakes, would speedily reduce the
growing list of Marine Disasters and
make the transportation of passengers,
produce and merchandise on these in
land seas, much safer business than
it has been for four or Eve years past.
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THE NEW GLEE BOOK.


SaGSrERS Comprehensive Bible; Large QIarto
ID Bible; polysot Bibles; Paragraph Bibles; Cottage
Bible; sabbath School Bibles with Maps; a!so Prayer
Books, bound in every variety Morocco velvet calf
and sheep clasp and plain, a PRICES ranging from 81 I2
cents to SIS, for sale at the Gaenu 1'''l Store by
GER o.. J.BROOKES.
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME Co-Partnershp heretofore existing betwec Geo
II Douglass and Thomas Garden in the Tailoring bust
ness under the firm of Geo. Douglass Co. is this day
dissolved BY mutual The business will hereaf
ter be continued By Thos. Garden. 37t4
GEO. DOUGLASS
st. Paul, Dec. IS, 1850 THOS. GARDEN.
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sNrTuYC>y r,ov-sr,.

60 RODNEY PaRgER, ls,e Of .h6 tRerican.
lsss.T Touse, level. Nis<.. having H-isase Of iha
--se large a.te ~ Sc eppff erd CT ss. Paul. IN
thing In proper for the convenience Of rn-a
clrrs aoarsers families desiring furnishes apartments.
respectfully invites his friends ard the pebble gise
an . CALL believing that he can do much for their
eom fort be nd IN "a ness couno net
supplied NTH u gsisar axTseN Ss-&s