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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-20
HENDEE a. TORHTRT.S


GROCERY, PRogISIoN AND liquor STORE.
VHAVING purchased Of George Douglass his entire.
stock OF Groceries, Liquors, &c, prepared
sell the same at extrcJcy low prices for cash. the
old stand, corner of ponch and Jackson streets.
Our stock consisis OF the greatest variety Of Family
Groceries, Sauces Fruits Provisions and condiments OF
every kind offered for sale in this market, we'll
choice selection of Spirits, Wines, aud vari
ETY. cf Cigars and Tobacco Mace and all other Spices
Preserves Pickles, White Fish, Nacherel, Flour Sperm
Oil, Whale OIL besides every article usually for sale in
Family Grocery.
Also splendid variety of fancy candies Of all kinds
Patent Medicines of all knds-Townsents and Bars
Sarsaparilla Nerve and Bone Inineni, Opodeidoc Da+
Wis Pain Killer, Oil of Spike, Lees Billions and Ants
bilious Fills, Hurbert's Cough Syrup, Storms scotch
Cough Candy, Barrow's Cough Candy, British Oil, &c.
Also, large stock of Painters Materals-Whte and
Red Lead, Linseed Oil Turpentne Varuish, Paris Grcen
of all kinds Turkey Timber, Yellow OchTe LithaTge
Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow Whiting, Putty, VIM
dow Glass of all sizes, Nails OF al kinds besides
Der of articles not enumerated.
Come one, all, and examine stock il nd
trouble show goods but remember to being along tht
change = cash and Eotlng Previous Bur
are determined sell goods lower than any otier
store in Minnesota.
ST. Paul, December 23, 1850 2-N
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iOlio wig ny uo s"S' ""o"'
PRArRIE DU CHIES,
Feh. 1lth, 1851.
Friesa Goodhue:-As the mail is clos
ing, send you an item, Of news. The two
Caiypewa Indians who have for some
months past been confined in our Jail, and
ssntsnced to be executed on the 9th Of next
.no:th. Cor the murder Of a Mr.. on
lhetSt Croix. made their escape last night
BY cutting or burning hole in the floor
oyedheai with an old saw-file made red
nor, getting into the sheriff,s room in the
second story, and jumping from the window
- iect 70 the ground. Mr.. Roman, also
confined charged with the murder Of Kelly
on toe &. Croix, in the same room, made
10 a',esapt to escape; and when asked why
he did not give the alarm, he said s.it was
none OF bis business 90
When they were informed few days
70 Of the decision Of the Supreme court,
y tsss appoins:ssnt hx The Governor af .hs
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BEN. w. BRUNSON

ro.afy fnbiic and County Surveyor,
- AFiNG opened Land Agency will attend
= n. 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 aud take ac-
acknowledgements OF deeds, mortgages, sc.
References, Rev. A. BRUNsoN, Z. duC'n. Wis.
lis Exc'y NELSON DEWEY, Wis.
w. II. BRADLEY, Esq. Galena, III.
j. $. FELT Esq, GaIena. III.
Hon. w. III. FORBES, ST Paul, Min
Oihce on Roberts street, Saint Paul, Min.
NoTE.-l have been to considerable expense
IN procuring fac simile copies of the township
plats at the Land Office, and have made arrange
ments to be advised weekly of all entries and pre-
emptions made, therefore can give at any time
any information in regard to the vacant lands in
the district.
B. w. BRUNSON.
20 tf
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CHURCH BELLS,

experience OF thirty years has given the sub
"A scriber opportunity of ascertaning the various
combinations OF metals and the degree Of heat requisite
for securing the greatest solidy strength and
lodos tones and has enabled him for his bells
the highest awards of the N Y. State Agricultural
Society and American Institute for yesrs past
The Trinity chimes o. New-York, completed AT
his Foundry, also chimes for New Orleans
kingston c. w, and several Others, the Fire Alarm,
Bells Of New York, the largest cast in this corn
try Church, Factory and Steamboat bells constantly
hand, and pedis Of Bells to order These
hung with improved Iron Jokes springs are nj
tached TO act the clapper which much prOlogs
the sound ind they also may be turned in the woke
which brings the blow OF the capper in new place and
lessons the danger OF their breaking Hangngs complete
(nclndisg Yoke Frame and Wheel furnished if desired
Also Theodoes and all knds of evelling and Survey
ing instruments on hand, and made to order.
ANDREW MENEELY.
West Troy. N. Y. Ian ISL
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GRINDING.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED il now in readiness
Il for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas. Buck
wheat, aud whatever else requires grinding, in
Guiding Salt. at The gr.st-mill the west side Of
the Mississippi liver, nj ST. Anthony for lawful
rates of toll. When desired. grists will be re-
ceived ut the subscribers on the east side Of the
river, and be returned ground ut the same place
2-sly CALVIN A. TUIILE.
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NOTICE TO TIVE p,Tpr,C

has been ramored generally among my friends
= throughout the country that rot keeae Public
House aud that had changed my business which is not
true wish to inform my old friends and the travelling
community, that an prepared To accommodate all who
may iavor me with call and with good ncconimoda-
ons as any house In saltwater My bar is well supplied
win te best OF good liquors, oysters, cigars &c NY
st"oie Is wen supplied with hay, and oats. All ask
is when they stop you at the door of the Minnesota
House, and tell you that The saltwater House is shut up
to come and sec for yourselves. ~
. l.. BUFORD.
tSi!lwater u use, December !, 1850
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Cyl ITfC G

KNyE HAVE in store one al the largest siocls of
w Shawis brought To this market composed
mostly OF the celebrated hay Stale Lcng Shawir. some
very fine and ended for their comfort and urs-
bty. Also Cloth, Sill, ard Cashmere spuare shswix.
Galepa, SEPT 1850. WOODS HOUSE T. GO.
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SALTWATER HOUSE.

Nam Street, StiiitJaitT, Nifnesota TerrtE0rn.
Isssa l.. BUfORD having taken charge Of ,his well
IsstEQ knowa Hotel, and entirely Ieittss ard
.1 waited il, IL prepared TO receive and entertain
his friends snd the public BY sssiuous attention the
OF his he hopes 10 merit liberal patronage
" Baggage taken to and fom the House free sf
ciArge. S7-f
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Several loads Of provisions were up from Wis
consin for sale in our streets, last week. Our
aIkc,ss too limited TO afford much profit TO those
who ding produce so far, and expect an im,ne-
dil,e Tslpuneratiug sale.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-20

SAB Acc1DENr.-Mr. John Rogers. one Of
the hs,2hers of St. Paul, on his way up the MIS-
sissippi river. the other day, with load Of pork
lost h.s team and load. by breaking through the
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-20
NEW STORE.


FUNIIE Subscriber would respectfully announce to the
citizens Of Saint Paul and vicinity, that he has just
received and is opening splendid stock of goods
direct fren New York; Consisting principally OF Dry
Goods and Clothing, Drugs and Medicines, Groceries
Queensware, Hardware and Cutlery, Hats and Caps,
Bonnets and Hosiery, Boots and shoes, Glass and Nails
togethe. with large lot of country made Flames Jeans
Linseys and Socks; all Of which will be sold low for
cash, or in exchange for country produce
X. NJ. SPENCER.
St Paul November 1850 NJ $50
OYSTERS. OYSTER SOUP, SARDINES.
~ and other eatabcs-also, palatable FLUIDS, at
Months Oyster Saloon opposite the American House,
Saint Paul. sssa
The subscriber has fitted the establishment, without
reference to expense, expressly pleasant retreat
where something good" be had, quietly and con-
forably, TO TO drink, to smoke.
November, 1850. r. MONTH
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James a. Bayard was elected United States
seuasor today, by majority Of two on the sew
sa:s. ballot. The Democrats have eight majority
on JOINT ballot.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-20

CHEAP CASH gTORE--vHOLESAL LIE
AND RETAIL.
CROCERIE6 PROVISIONS, HARDWARE, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, FURNITURE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY. ,.
rUyHE SUBSCRIBER, by late arrivals IL now IN re-
u ccipt and opening in his new Store ON st. Anthony
Street, near the "Americau House," large and most
complete assortment OF the above-named Coods which
viii positively be sold lower prices for cash than
before offered in this place His entire stock select
ed with great care and purchased in the Eastern and
Sonthsr markets Cor Cash, that he safely
his friends and the public generally that IL will be
their interests call before purchasing elsewhere and
examine his stock, which consists in part fellows
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-20

Audubon. the celebrated naturalist, died at has
residence on North River, near New YORK; on 'ne
27sh MI, at the advanced age Of eighty
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r. =. NEW ELL.

Tin, Sheet-iroa ana copper Yorker,
IL EEFS always hand, at his mandatory Third
u n Roberts Street, St Paul, general .ssor,-
mcpt Of Tmware; SheetIron and Copper Camp Kettles
also, does WORK to order such Roofing Eve-troughs
Conductor and The various other kinds OF werk ia lis
line besides Zinc, Jappaned Lamps, Candies ticks
Spitoons, &c, well assorted lot Of Stoves OF
various
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day OF their execution. they replied to Ro-
main that they would find means TO commit
suicide, II they could NOT escape before they
woa!di get back to ST. Croix, rather than be
hung.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-20

sujuar i, not elected Senator from Massachu,
setts et; and hopes still exist that he may not be-.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-20

The " sa,her here continues mild. we nave
had much less steady cold than we had last WIN
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NEW FIRM AND NEW ARRANGE
DA1:IIE,VROTTp rs.


A DAGUERROTyPE that is a falhful iikeness---that
n is exquisitely soft and mellow in toneclsar and
ie-iike in expression and colorg and finished with
and artistic beauty, IL worth having Itmay be
viewed with undisgse satisfaction, and passed arocd
among "A circle OF friends, with the certainty of bel
recognized and admired II you want such DaguerfW
type, call at
WHITNEY NICHOLS
DAGUERREAN Rooms on Third, above Roberts-street.
large variety of cases handsome very beanti-
fully inaid with pearl Lkenesses taken any wealth
err. Please call and examine specimens.
81. Paul, Feb. ], 1851. 2-i2d
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NuIr.iNEpv

MFRS. M, L. sTOAKEs wishes TO inform the Ladies
IA ei Saint Paul az vicinity, that she has opened
shop on 81 Anthony Street, few rods the Pres
byteriaa Church. where she would be happy atte,ld
TO ali orders In her line of business sFT
She would invite particular attention TO large and
various assortment Of goods which has recently
ected In an Eastern city expressly for this mrrkct;
among which Bonnets Of variety OF ses suitable
for the season, Silks, Satins, Arncisls and Praes
short Trimmings Of every description, winch she would
be happy to dispose Of AZ reasonable rates Dresses viii
be cut and made in the latest style, TO order
November 20, 1850. 2-Sly1
NEW FIRM AND NEW ARRANGE
rlsA 8g 81 MENTSs
x Ii persons having unsettled accounts with Will
"A ioughby & Powers, respectfully requested 10
call and settle the Immediately, aud ell 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 have any
credit, and will save the refusal by not ask for it, We
small good Concord Coaches between ST. Paul and
St Anthony anu nothing else.
WILLoUCHBY, rowERs& Co.
ST. Panl, Jan. 18th, 1851
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

AT S<- MAIN STefE, Guffnd, JNHon.
ruylE Subscriber would respectfully inform hi el&
Il customers and the public generally, that he has
moved into ;ae brick store, go, Of Main aud
Green streets, opposite crswfords Drug Store waers
he WILL heretofore, keep constantly basd general
assortment Of BOOKS and STATIONERY, Wholesale
and retail, at lowest possible prices,
March g 1850 J. ERnOKEa
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POSITIVELY At ST. LOUIS PRICES.
Cheap Cash Store, for Fail and Finter Trade
l.. FULLERTON has row received and opened his
- Fall and Winter stock, comprising ore of The hest
selected assortments of Ready-made Clothing Prints
Satinets, Boots, Shoes Hats, CAPS Fancy Goods &c
ever brought TO Minnesota He would respectulIy invite
Farmers .nd others visiting ST. Fau paw him visit
as he is determined to retain the naine which his cstab
iislnent has so long held, Of "Cieap Cash store.n
CLOTHING.
The following a few of the articles On hand.
Extra fine black dress coats Black satin vests
do flock do Figured do
BLACK and brown do Black silk do
Diahket 90 Fine Black Pants
beaver Cloth do do CassBcr do
flhc Linen Shirts Flannel under shirts
Ginghan do Cotton and wooden hose
HICKORY co OF all sizes and
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems thick boots Morocco slips,
BOYS do Rows, shoes al ali lir,,.
do Calf sewed do Ladies' boots shoes slippers
do Thick brogans &c
GROCERIES.
consisting OF Teas, Co6ees Sugar, Rice, q. IL H.
Moiasscs, Mould. and Sperm Candies. Dried Apples
Peaches Soap. Tobacco, Saleratus, Starch, Goldfish
Maekerel, Cinnamon, Nutmess; Gloves Peppermint and
Pepper Sauce.
Also large assortment of Wooden Ware consisting
of Painted Tubs and Buckets, Washboards CIothes'
Pins, &c. All for sale cheap for cash. No trouble TO
show goods--neat door to the Fremont Honse-sign,
"Cheap Cash Store +"
N b. Large supplies OF Flour, Oats, Corn, and Pota-
toes hiways on hand 2-.y
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MIR, HiGUXy ARDEN.

ATE from the ST Croix, gives notice to the bearded
IA people Of ST. Paul that he has opened the
Third street, of Minnesota lately occupied by
Nathan Hale James TaN or for the practice
of the tonsora in all its varieties and ramcatios
including plain and ornamental shaving; also hair dcss
ing, capillary ampuation and shampoong.
Mr.. II. begs leave give the following references
Hon. Theobil Karbrnhle, Wiilowriver; Col. James
Hughes, Attorney and Counsellor Law and Surveyor
of Lumber, &c, Wiowriver His ENcelleDcy. Isaac
Young President Of the Bank Of st. Croix ST. Paul
and l3 Others, including members of Congress and
ex-covernors 2-3i
TuNHE SECRETARY OF THE TERRITORY has
Il received and is receiving documents and statistics
of Common Schools Of the several States Persons in
ted in he ne at
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More New Books at 81 Main Street.

Bayard Tay lor's New Work on California--El-
dorado. or Adventures in the Path Of Empire,
Deck and Port, or incidents Of Cruise to Cali
ifornia--by Rev. Waller Cotton.
Los Gringos. or Inside View Of Mexico and Call.
formally Lieut.. Wise, N
Evenings at Woodlawn--by Mrs. Eliet
Women Of the Revolution, vol BY Mrs. Elles
Greenwood Leaves-by Grace Greenwood.
Historical Studies---by G w Greene.
Frontenac, Metrical Romance--by A. s,recs.
Talboiz Vernon, a tale Of CTcumstan tial Evidenes
Ways Of the Hourly Cooper
The Battle Summer--by Ike Marvel. -
Poems and Prose Writings-by X II Dana.
People Have Met-by N + Willis.
Redwcod-by c NJ Sedgwiek.
Life Of Empress Josephine--by IIeadiey,
The World as it Moves, 2 yos.
Memoirs Of Marie Antoinette.
Scarlet Letier--by Hawthorne.
Works Of Edgar A Poe, vols.
Headley's Miscellnies, 8 vols.
Sold ty / RROOKES GaeanA
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we learn, that MeSSrS. James Ii. and
VIM. Vineyard, Of Platteville, have
returned from California, in good
health.
N. Y. Feb. l..
REPORT OF THE ATIANTIc.-The Cap
tain Of the ship Tarquin, which arrived
at this port last night. reports having
seen at sea, large American steamer,
without a bowsprit, under sail, and
steering for the Western Highlands.
The Atlantic was, like all the Collins
steamers, without bowsprit, whence,
confidence is felt that the vessel report
ed by the Tarquin is the Atlantic.
PITTsBURoH, Jan. 81.
GREAT FiRE-The bridge that cross
ed the Allegheny was set on fire and to-
tally destroyed. II cost S50000; in
sured for S50,O00 one or two other
attempts were made to set fire to build
ings.
BY tempest in Nubia, on the Sd De-
cember, where tribe generally estab-
lished its camp, les persons, 205, 900
sheep, 10000 horses, AGO camels, and
800 oxen were killed.
1t is stated at Trieste that BEN, the
celebrated Hungarian is dead.
A telegraphic despatch to the St. Louis
papers, under date Of Baltimore, Janua-
ry 2lst, announces the election Of Mr..
MALoNY, of Key West, as U. S. Sena-
tor from Florida, in place of YULEE
(deml Mr. Mallory is said to be
"Union man." and his election was
brought about by the joint vote Of the
wings and disa!fected democrats.
BosToN, Jan. 81.
The House, after bitter and angry
voted to postpone the Scna-
torial question a fortnight.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 81.
A scene occurred in the State Con-
vention not over creditable to that body
The question under discussion, was the
of appointing commissioners to
revise and modify the laws and reform
the mode of practice. = Many hard things
were said against the legal profession
generally, and Mr.. Harvey, delegate
from Potosi, who is lawyer, said he
could put his finger on those men in the
Convention, who expected to be appoin-
ted. Some one called for the names.
A person sitting near Mr. Harvey, re-
piled Kent. Mr. Kent then rose, much
excited, and called Mr.. Harvey cow
ard Mr. III. then advanced and struck
K. a blow. Both parties were ordered
into custody. Apologies were made to-
day, and by vote of the Convention
the reporters were directed to smother
the affair.
Louisville Jan Doth.
DREADFUL CALAMITY. - 100 LIVES
Steamer John Adams, from
New Orleans to Cincinnati, sunk yes
terday at 3 o'clock A. NJ, near Gran
Vile in FIVE minutes. Her cabin parted
from the hull and broke in two. 1t foa-
ted to Granville and grounded All the
deck passengers, over 100 were lost,
also all the deck hands and firemen, ex-
cepting two. No Cabin passengers were
lost, but none Of their effects we're
saved.
Allen A. Hall, late editor Of the
Republic, has received the
of Superintendent for the
San Francisco Custom House and Ma
rine Hospital. The salary is seventeen
dollars per day.
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DiEO D,

DIED,
In this place, on the 18th inst, after short ILL.,
ness, Cherries Milton, son of Edmund F. and
Catharine D. Ely, aged years and months.
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ROyTyTY LAND

BOUNTY LAND.
NV r. MURRAY IL prepared to give Instructions,
w ard prepare tie necessary proofs in order to
obtain the land due to the soldiers OF the war OF 1872
Az eel re. W.. xA1sr iss -ts set Of CcHS-r.- a.
fce On Tt.sI. S;.<c.. PSI
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THE NEW cLEE BOOK.

FHNfE Alpine Gree Book, by VIM. 3. Bradbury. II
u leading features great variety Of new an
hesutiihl Swiss Melodies, also, Harmonised Alpine an
Tyrolese Meodiesthe choicest variety ever prssen,e
to The American singers, for sale By
Oct. 81 7 EnCOKEq.
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anna Ira. BUTTER and CnEEsE--pfims
OVOV articlss-iust received and for sale as
SER6ENTN
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
nUR CUSTOMERS hereby informed, that from
" and after this date sell TO NO ONE ON
CREDIT, and they will AVOID A REFUSAL by bring
ing the money with them.
This refers and all H. w. TRACY & co.
81. Paul, Nov 90 1850.
THE SPANISH IfDALGO.
XWyILIIAM ARMSTRONG, begs leave respectfully
Wv TO announce to the public that he has had "a
cali from the Central House the upper end of Saint
Paul, and has opened suit of rooms door Of
the ocean Wave" where he will continue practice
ionsorals, shampoong haiT-cu,n, and shaving in
~ branch of the profession.
n. Il. Capillary amputation performed, if desired,
under the influence Of choroform.
ST. PAUL HAT AND CAP STORE,
On Bench street, near the LOuer LANDING
I'D WEST MCCLOUD begs leave to inform the cit-
xHs OF 81. Paul and the public of Minnesota
generally that he has just received large and well
sorted stock of Hats aud Caps of the latest Styles which
he prepared sell for cash far lower goods of
the kind offered in this market Having a
large stock hand, he offer his goods wholesale
ut prices as low can be bought in the ST Louis
ket. Country merchants wishing 10 purchase, will find
il to their interest to give him call
n. b. Hats purchased at this establishment, ironcd
free of charge.
St Paul. November pc. 1850. c-32
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DISSOLUTION.

4
TUNuE Co-partncrship heretofore existing between
u Douglass and Thomas Garden in the Tailoring bTsi-
under the firm of Geo Douglass e. Co, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent The business will herea
ter be continued by Thos Garden. STA
GEO. DOUGLASS.
st, Paul. Dec. IS, 1850. THOS. GARDEN.
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WIN. WIGHTMAN.
Whorsdte Dealer an Groceries and Wooden Ware,
Corner OF Commercial aud Locust Streets,
SAINT LOUIS,
AS Tor sale nj all times, large and general
4 meni OF Staple and Fancy Groceries with a great
variety OF Woodcnware, which he offers ut the lowest
market rites.
Merchants sre respectfully invited an examination
Of his stock. e4sti
EUsT RECEiVED.-aOO lbs. Fresh Butter, which
~ will be sold low for cash
r.. NJ SPENCER.
"HIG ALMANACS-Jnst received and for
w sale at the Book Store, corner Of Sd and Robert
streets.
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We learn, that Messrs. James r. and
VIM. Vineyard, of Platteville, have
returned from California, in good
health.
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- DtELk-S = ID Tx 4 i Elk BOOhSe
H3AGSfER's Comprehensive Bibe Large Qnarta
ID Bible; IOygot Bibles; Paragraph Bibles; Cottage
Bibles sabbath Schoo Bibles, with Maps; also, Prayer
Books bound in every vaTietyn morocco, velvet calf
and Sheep clasp and pain at prices ranging from 81 Ia
cents TO SIS, for sale al tie Gsena Book Store by
Oct. 81. J. BROOKES.
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@aleua advertisements.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL EQ0Ea
STORE
Ne. - Maia street. Gatena, fAshsis.

DHdisr IN looks, Stationery and Paper, HaayxR<ar
HAVING just completed his Fall Purchases Ii Tho
East, ohcrs for the inspection Of all persona
wishing purchase either Ia large email anoatities
complete ssssrtmens Of SCHOOL, MiscRLL sxHous, Law
AND MEDICAL Books, mHsc Books and Musical lnssrp-
msnts, Blankbooks In qnanfity and made order
all standard works Ia rHEoLosfcaL MEDICAL Ac1.
Escs. Their editions Of Bibles aaA Prayer geoin n
every variety Of size and binding.
CesRtry merchants, Public Libraries and the frsia
supplied advantageous terms esd the public gensFey
u as low rates any establishment IN the West.
Highest Urice maid la casii for Rags