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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-08-21
In the District CouT, frr }
the County Of Ramsey ,
and Terry OF Minnesota }
John Siserson, I
vs..
Daniel NJ. Fraser and
Cornelius =. Whitney.
ATTACHMENT.

VuyE Defendants Daniel d. Fraser and Corr elius s.
Il Whitney, will take notice that Writ OF Attach
has been sued of the District Court, nj the
County of Ramsey and Territory of Minnesota, against
the said Defendants in favor Of said Piantf ant the
property OF said Defendants attached, which writ
issued for the sum of hundred and twenty
dollars and thirty six censs and will
hearing the next September of the aid
District Court Cor the said county OF Ramsey.
BABCOCK, AMES & WILKINSON,
t.T# Att'ys for Plaintiff
June 5, 1851.
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NOTICE.


To all whom IL may Concern.
UDLEASE take notice that otr. made and giyen BY
the subscriber, one VI. r. Ormsby, 81 Prairie du
Chcn, Wis FOR the payment of ono hundred dollars
$500 payable about the first da, of June, A. D.
e52 bearing date about the first day of NAV, A ID
le5i and dated al Point Douglass, obtained from,
through the false and fraudulent representations o
said Ornsby. Therefore, take warning that for the
tai OF consideration, said Note will be ped b..
me- by my ORDER at the maturity thereof.
TYLER LONEJOY.
Dated at saltwater, NJ T.,
June l2tMlsl S5l.--9-u
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ATLEDUC,S BOOK STORE,

Conner Of Bench and Wobasadu streets st. Paul,
MAY be found a large aud well selected stock Of
lvA BOOKS and STATIONERY, which will be re-
plenished from time time literally the dcmssd
will warrant. Sales made upon the principle OF large
sales aud small profits. ~ Terms cash.
Jane 26 1851. loft
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EAGLE BAKERY.

TYNHE undersigned, the American House, Saip
u Paul, wish it TO be understood by villagers anc
by the people of Minnesota large, that they will al
ways be prepared Ia sell Pilot Bread, Boston Crackers
Butter Crackers, and all kinds o Crackers, at aens
and ST. Louis prices and OF the best quality; and also
furnish families for balls and parties, every Kind
Cakes. lr Cal! and exsmine.
- STUART a sPENCE.
June lst 1851. Z
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Second Edition.

The nominee arrived behind her time at nine
o'clock this morning. We clip the follow ing from
ST. Louis dates Of the 18th, and Galena dates Of
Monday:
We are panied to learn that HENRY BARNES,
Of the proprietors Of the Inflated steamer Da
kota, died the next day after the explosion.
KEsrucKY.-The Louisville Journal thinks
Poweli's (Dem.) majority for Governor Will reach
2,5O0. John b. Thompson (Whig) is elected
Lieutenant Governor by about the same majority,
ALABAMA ELEcrIoN.--Re,urns received
from seven Congressional Districts give assurance
Of the election ii the Union candidates, except in
the 9th dist. The Huntsville Advocate thus an
nounces the result:
'.rhe Union cause has been triumpha ntly sus-
tanned. The people have rson in their might and
u,ajesiy-have spoken out 10 thunder tones against
secession, against agitators, against dictators.
They have planted themselves upon the Georgia
platform, and repudlated even The suspicion Of
secession"
The Galena Advertiser publishes letter which
appeared in the Dundee (Scotch) Adv, of July
22d, announcing the discovery Of four dead bod
les, supposed 10 have been of Sir John Frankiin's
party.
The floors Of the warehouses known as the
lyn, N. T., gave way on the Sth inst, and an i'm
mense quantity Of provisions were destroyed. The
whole buildings, consisting vi three stores are
completely ruined.
Arrival Of the Arctic.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YoRx, Aug. IL.
Steamship Arctic arrived from Liverpool, bring
ing ad,ices fouI days later.
The Africa arrived at Liverpool on the evening
Of the Goth. The Baltic arrived on the 29th.
| report Of the discovery Of five bodies OF
those belonging to the Sir John Franklin expedi-
ton, was credited In England.
| The National Assembly Of France would
shortly adjourn until the list of October.
/ he deficiency in the French revenue is $780,
| OOO, 900.
The TORNADO YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
Our city was visited, yesterday afternoon, by
a tornado, as disastrous its consequences, we
believe. any one Of the many which have pre-
vailed recently in various parts Of the county
The injury to property extensive, and the
loss to individuals viii prove proportionably Sc
vere.-[Mo. Repub., llth.
Tennessee Elections.
MEMPHIS, Aug 8.
Campbell's (Wk,g) majo rity for Governor in
this county, is 7s and IN fayette county, $50.
Siaunlon (De,OocraD is probably elected to Con-
gress. Democratic Representative elected from
this county.
No boats passed up to-day.
ARKANsAs ELECTIoN.-PrestOn the Wing
candidate for Congress in Arkansas, Is ahead, as
FAR as heard from.
MoBILE, Aug. 6.
ALABAMA ELECTroN.-Bragg, democrat
secessionist) has Il MINORITY Of 45a in the whole
district.
The Metropolitan, from returns received at the
Secretarys office, is of opinion that ''Gunble,
Scott and NaPton are elected Judges OF the Su.
prenie Court. Ky land may head one Of the lat
ter geutlemen--but must get larger vote In the
remaining Benton counties to be heard froni.-
! Not much more than half the vote Of the State
polled. fist Louis Int.
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GIVE BIT OF ROPE For HALTER

GA To persons and they know On
KEc3M well enough how 10 find horses; but KAHN
N{sI-<S If YOU give men the best horses and NIs1A
ponies in Minnesota they viii not know where to find
good iaers Saddles, Brides Mariirgaies aud Harness
ses, until they learn that A X. FRENCH has re-
moved Third Street, St Panl, into nj shop,
next door east of SamI II. Sergents; where every
branch Of Saddlcry aud Herncss-making as well "a
Trunk-nakns is done rather cheaper and better than
any where else in Minnesota.
Saint Paul, January /, 1851.
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DEYAEMAy L. FISHER.

A r the celebrated FREMONT HOU Sc, Bench street
IN Saint Paul, prepared to receive BOARDERS al
S3,Do per week, day -boardors without lodging al
$3.50. They also keep Bar, supplied with prime IL
gnOrs and cigars; and will be ready all times day
night, provide gentlemen ladies with any refre sh
they may want, that then in MARKET such
pigs feet, oysters, sardnes trPe, venlsan, buffalo
tongues, catfish, alaodc, elk steaks, trout snipe
and woodcock, partridge, prairie srouse, and whatever
they find al the time being in our market.
LUNG D. ISL. in-lY
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WILLIAM TAYLOR, -
Barber and Hair-Dresser,

HAS built and fitted up SHAVING SALOON, ON
Third street, next door west Of the new Post Or
Saint Paul up The increasing lnxHry, style and
ec ance OF the growing metropolis OF Minnesota, where
he viii be happy citizens and strangers Saint
Paul. every branch of his business, according TO the
best of ms ability.
June 5, lssi.
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HENRY f.. BUELL.,

rKyHREE doors of the Pioneer Office nearly oppo-
II site the Library, Third street ~. Paul. has re.
ceived the largest assortment of leather and findings and
the largest and best supply Of custom made and sale
boots and shoes and ladies' and childrens shoes, ever
brought into this town; besides supply oil family gro
cercs also nails of all sizes Call and look for your
selves Mr. b. particularly invites the attention vi Ia
dies who want good, thorough III ade shoes.
G--Caii a, the Sign OF the White Flag
July 81. 1851. is
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GRIN DING.

YENIIE UNDERSIGNED is now in readiness
Il for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas, Buck
wheat, and whatever else requires grinding, in
Guiding Salt, at the grist-mill on the west side Of
the Mississippi river, at 81. 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-Sly CALVIN A. TUITLE.
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BRICK !! BRICK !!

fNOOh Brick can now he had al the yard of Draw
N LEY g. SYMONDS, who have been in partnershiI
since the LIST Of April, 1851 Having proper machines
they are prepared to make the mon, and also the
patent face brick equal any used in the United States
and at similar prices.
July "a, 1851. II
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CAUTION. CAUTIoN.:.

CAUTION. CAUTION" CAUTION..:
take this occasion TO inform the public that heve
the exclusive asenc (or Galea and vicinity for tho
sale If the following justly aud descrvedy popular Fam
liz Medicines
Grsciemberg Medicines, Dr SwsyBes syrup Of cherry
DIR WIN u slosn's Ointment, DR.. swaync's NermifIgc,
20 CoBd'n rew'r DIR 1rnsks Magnetic Oint'rt
DR.. Myers sarsaparilla, Rockies Iodine Lin8ent,
DR.. Si.lman's hair tonic DIR. Bra2r's remedies,
Dir. Champions Pills, DIR. Merchants gargling oil
DIR Bristols ~ a b. linment Dr. M2rshalls uterine cath
AI.SO..ON HAND.
Perry Davis Pain Killer, Dr. Christes Magnetic Belts
and Fluid Swains Panacca Jaync's medicines Wistars
Balsam, Rowands Tonic MIXTURE &c, Sc, for sale BY
GEORCE c. STROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
July B. No. 1856 Main street. Gulena
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Galrna notwithstanding.
LIauoRs. cRoCERIEs, &C., lAc.

vUyE subscribers have just opened in their New Store
of their old stand, No. J6 Ia wee, Steam
boat Landing, Gaena, Illinois, full assortment Of choice
and fresh goods, well selected in Boston, New York and
New Orleans mar ke,s for cash. all OF which will be sold
low and prices making TO the advantage Of dealers
buy Of in preference OF any ether market Our
iiqnor. and Wines pure and genuine, and as such
they will be sold.
iiiNc IA n ALI aud AIMING our stock sart Of which
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ST. PAUL HAT AND CAP STORE,
Third Street. near the junction of Re r \

u WEST MoCLOUD begs leave inform the ci,i-
j 4s lens OF St Paul and the public of Minnesota
generally, that he has just received large and well
sorted stock OF Hats and Cape OF the latest STYLES, which
he is prepared sell for cash ia lower than goods OF
the Kind were ever offered In this market. Having q
srgc stock hand ne can offer his goods 81 wholesale
at prices low be bought In the ST. Louis
kei Country merchants wishing to purchase, wit, 6Ed
ii tn their interest To give HIM a cali
\. b. Hats purchased at THIS establishment nshed
free Of charge.
81. Paul, November q, 1850. 2-s7
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GALENA AND MINNESOTA.

The fine steamer NOMINEE
.GA Capt. ORRIS SMITH, muster,
~ m will leave t;aena every Mon
VE.sS::.:9A-ss9y:4cf day, al II O'Clock, W., for ST.
e1&Lye--gG47 Paul, saltwater. aud st. Pc
ers touching intermediate points, and leaves ST. Paul
and saltwater every Wednesday
Cabin fare from Galena ST Paul, se; st. Paul to
C.aCnn. IS. PSI
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Rotels and Qconbtpanees.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

80 RODNEY PARKER, late Of the American
ltssm Honse, Lowell, Mass, having lease af the
1870 large hotel a. the upper end OF 81. Paul, with
every thing roper order for the convenience Of
elcrs, boardcrs families desiring iurnsed aparm nis
respectfully invites his friends and the pu"c to give
him CALL believing that he can do much for their
comfort be expected "a country not yet
supplied with regular markets. M - Any
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* SUBSCRIPTIONS received FOR ell the priacipa omar
- terly monthly, weekly dali, periodicals publish,
ed in the United States and FofeigB Books Maya
zines obtained 10 order,
june 20. (lo-,0 Al LIZ Dues BOOK STORE.
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To the Citizens of st. Paul and Vicinity
TGSIIE undersigned having carried the business II
j Building in Saint Paul fer the past year, and from
the liberal patronage extended 10 him BY the
crafty, he intends tbs business Of his pstfcs
sion in this City.
Gentlemen wishing to bniia, be o5a,ed with
plans hills, estimates and specifications calling on The
subscriber at his Office in Lew sioan's store. ~ !.
n. C. PRENTIss :
Saint Paul; May 80, Isl. S-u
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of Fashionable Modern and Antique Furniture and
Chairs Also, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Mattresses, Feather Beds ard Bedding
Looking Glasses, Willow Ware, &c, &c.
W0re Rooms No IS. North Second street, tcesf side,
betreen Ofirer and Locust
Orders for description Of Furniture other arti
cles in his line, will always receive immediate atcn-
ti"n. Goods will be carefully packed and shipped al
the risk OF the propretors and in every the prices
Will be low be hat in St Louis, and goods
Cdrranted. Orders for furnishing Hotels Lodges, Asso
Citations, &c, respectfully solicited
Mr. Harlow is practical mechanic and at oil times
will fill orders with goods Of the most fashionable sub
siantisl and desirable STYLES 2-29
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STYLISH COATS.

rENTEEL Vests, AID " ell fitting Pants have much
Ng do with The sac,'ess of mankind. THE dress, bs
chvions in,iex Of the and perhaps The
ority OF people uncoascioy IL the criterion OF the
IL viii be- study, to enable customers y,
good impression upon the world so tar as IL
be lished nv apparel. We have large assori
r,en OF cloths and trimmings, ever. quality ard viii
only make all garments 90 orGeT warranted 20 mt;
but shall ksepon hand choice assots.tit OF ready
made clothing, coats. pants vests craSats osercoais,
shirts and moer~hIr;s COR sale ehesp Tor cssn
As arsge,s and tsiiors intend deserve the casio
OF SAINT Paul We can Away be found in or shop. On
Third street, nearly opposite Il. A Ismbrrt's
WILLIAM IL HENRY NfEHAUS-t
Saint Paul, MAY % lsll r.
yuy)yNN LOTS in saint kpthony Pals fcy sale Ap-
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LCMRER FOR SALE.

YXNIE undersigned will inform the czeus Of ST. Paul
the hinge Factory Jackson & Seventh streets,
aud is prepared ill orders for all kinds OF Lumber
he notice. Those Wishing Lumber OF any de-
sCrip,ion, laihs or shingles, would do well To call
ITerms easy, half up and the balance on the
delivery OF the Lumber
J. w. BASS,
Agent for the 81. Anthony Mill Co.
st. rsul, July 81, 1851. l5-tf
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: AG Bushels Corn Meal, for sale by
wv Aug. IA. il7-tD ). w. BABCOCk.
500 900 Rag. q. s Wanted Cotton :. and Liner
LIE DUC'S BOOK STORE.
Auyuss -, 1851. l7-tf
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Hats and Caps.

20 sk and fur hats.
q do assorted cclj California hats,
10 cases leghern and Panama.
Cloth caps of every quality and price.
Any orders with which thes be favored, will Sc
carefully and promptly fe IT The lowest price,
and goods shipped As directed
Calena, June I, 1851.
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ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
MY name is MOFFET. NJ boarding House is on
lV4 Jackson Street, at the lower end Of Saint Paul To
find it, keep straight up from The steamboat landing
the sign OF triangle, at the north end Of the bridge.
My house is large. aud for prompt payment every week
intend TO furnish good fare at the very loves, price
LOT MOFFET.
st. Paul, MAY 22, 1851. Sly.
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A SKIFF STOLEN.

nNE night late last autumn, person or persons,
" without permission, osk away from my Ferry, al
the Lower Landing, in Saint Paul, painted skin belong
ing me, without permission. 1t Mas taken downnear
Gray Cloud Island, where learn il is. Whoever
will return the skin 10 me- convict the tef who stole
H. shell be rewarded. JAMES M. GOODHUE.
july 81, l55i. 10
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Il. III. & III. p. CORWITH,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry G GODS, Cloth
ing. Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps,
&C., &c.,
No. SO Steamboat Laadiag, Galeno, Illinois,
ETAVE now received their Spring and Summer stock
n consisting OF large assortment Of resdy-m
Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, Hats Caps, Fancy
Goods &c, &c. They would invite the examination Of
Dealers they think they nuke it to their advan.
tagc, TO purchase in this market.
Among their assortment viii be found the following
Goods
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- AA Cedar Posts, for sale by
sbVO Aug. IA. Q7-to }. w. BABCOCK.
NOTICE.

NOIICfss
SEALED Proposals, to be endorsed "proposals for
- Beef Catie' viii be received this Office until I2
O'Clock, NJ. Monda, the 9Th OF September next, for
iEc delivery Fort Smelling, before the end of October
next, of twenty head of Beet Cattle on the hoof.
The time of delivery of the CATTLE il will be requr-
ed that they will average in weight from four hun
bred and ity, to live hundred pounds and of the
cattle be less than three than eight years
old.
AT the same Office similar proposals, to he similarly
endorsed, viii he received until the date for the
delivery al the same time, of Beef Cattle of the
description, ut Fort Ripley The number required the
latter will probably be greater than Fort SHELL
ing The A. A e s. himself the right of in
creasng diminishing the number of cattle advertised
for third and also OF rejecting unreasonable bids
Bond, with approved security in the of half the
nvoved, will be required of the contractor for
the faithful fufllment OF his contract
5. b. BUCKNER.
Brevei Captain U. ). A, A. A. &. S.
Once of 4. A. Com Subsistence
Fort Smelling, Mimi. Terry, ?
August {. 1851. Q6)
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G. II. EST,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Merchant.

On The Leuee, Dubuque, Io'ca- ..n
~HoLEsALE and Retail dealer in Foreign and Do
w nestle Fruits Candies, Nuts, Spices, Family Gro
ccres Produce and Provisions Ornamental and Fruit
Trees, Plants EverGreens Shrubbery Grass, Garden,
and Flower Seeds, &C. &c. .f
n. B.Steamboas, hotels, and private families, fur
nished with good articles the lowest market prices
and delivered free of charge.
Dubuque, Iowa, May 2lst, 1851. 6-tf
rNNE undersigned would inform the public generally,
n that he has strong and permanent enclosure with
the necessary sheds and moiaoHs, adjoining his
Warehouse at the Steamboat Landing in Dubuque for
the onvenence Of those having cattle, horses, Sheep
hogs To ship to or from this point also, for the
nlodation of farmers and others coming this city
with loaded wagons. Hay and grain kept constantly
hand, for sale reasonably low prices.
G. r. WEST.
Dubuque, Iowa, May eIst, 1851. eff
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SUPERIOR LIQUORS.
t-2 pipes Pale Brandy, ssa
l-f do dark do
IBIS old Bourbon Mhskey,
fs' fsoef.ed and of superior quality. for sale by the
te-'i w Ftiion. (aag. ll.) J. w. SIMPSON.
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LIVERY STABLE.

LIVERY STABLE.
uB%TTISON a. BENSON, at the American House, st,
N Paul, Minnesota. Good horses and carriages Of the
best kind ready all tues passengers Ell to all
parts OF the country with expedition, and right side up
with care and speed.
DAILY LINE.
We will also daily line Of splendid hacks between
st. Paul and ST. Anthony and alter the opening OF
navigation leaving each place morning and evening
regularly.
Extras furnished for pleasure parties and Others a
moments notice. We employ none but the best and
most careful drivers.
81. Paul, March ls 1851.
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DRS. LEE A REYNOLDS.

Surgeon Dentists, Dubuqe, LOUD.
XNyOtLD respectfully inform the citizens of Saiu
w Pull, Saint Anthony and saltwater, that or
of them will spend few weeks in each place sem
yearly Spring and FAN for the practice of their pro
ic sien and an DESTROYS of Dental operations
upon their punctuaty Their will be very mo,
erate, and all failures repaired gratis.
ID. h. LEE,
2-l5 G.. J. REYNOLDS
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POWDER.

POWDER.
r L. BJSSELL is agent for the sale Of Lofins and
- Smiths celebrated rifle and mining Powder, aud
will furnish purchasers with any qnaatity from
one thousand kegs, nj 81. Louis prices. s sss
u Orders from abroad promptly filled
J. L. BfSSELL,
June 20, 1851. Q0) Dubaqae, Iowa
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NOTICE.

SEALED Proposals, to be endorsed 81 Proposals for
- Fresh Beef. will be received this Office until IL
o'clock, M the 30th DAY of September next for the
delivery the troops Fort Smelling of Fresh Beef Of
good and wholesome quality, in quarters with an
equal proportion OF each (necSs and shan be excl.
ded, in such quantities be from time time
qured for the troops, exceeding thrice in each week
on such DAYS shali be designated by the
Commissary Of Subsistence.
The Proposals. after being opened, will be submitted
the Commssary General OF Subsistence who
himself the right Of acceptance OF rejection, the
bids should be considered should any bid
be accepted the delivery beef the contract VIII
commence about the lst da. of June. lo52 The
age quantity OF beef consumed monthly thu post will
probably be about 1000 pounds Corn!ed beef will be
req mresl during the winter mouths The will
he required give bond, with approved security in the
Of half the involved, for the faithful fulfil
ment Of hi. contract.
6. d. BCCKNER,
Brevet Capisin, L. :. A., A. A. c. 8.
Office Of A. A. Com. Subsistence
Fort Smelling MINI Terry, b
July 18th, 1851. I5--9wl }
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GEORGE w. BURTON Il CO.,
Under the Naples House, north end,
Main Street, Dubuque, Iowa.

"yHOLESALE and Retail dealers In Dry Goods,
w Clothing, Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c, &c., a,
very reduced prices Pork, Bacon, Lard, Butter Flour,
Corn, Oats, &c &c, always hand and for sale in
Quantities Ia suit the purchaser. t'sa fs
lJGive them call aud You shall not be turned empty
away.
May 20, 1851. 6-6m.
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Wholesale a. Retail Fancy. Dry Goods
House, ON the stewart PlaE;
rAIRCHILD cox,
So Main Street, Gaisna,

oo L"osH cuect, uufs"os
HAVE just opened and daily in receipt a the news
II est and most fashionable styles Of rich Dry Goods.
consisting Of Silks, Saws Bareges De Lsnes Poplins,
&e, housekeeping articles, such Carpets Mating,
&c, of The most approved styles and newest patterns,
Hosiery and Gloves and in fact everything In the way 81
Dry Goods Their stock OF ne goods is large and equal
in quality and prices any thing in ST. Louis Eastern
markets. The shopping community Of Minnesota ere
respectfully solicited 10 examine this stock, consisting In
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G.. M,GUIRE, CUNSMITH,

A r the sign Of the Big Gun, Third street. 81. Paul
n nextdcer 20 Caves Saloon is prepared TO do any
in his line of business. promptly and to the entire
satisfaction Of customers.
July 81, 1851. Is
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1ses vt 1S 9 Mai %a '.E
For sale ny july l1.i J. X. FULLERTON.
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II. +. M'CLOSKEY.

CHiRTS.--A lne assortment Of white and printed
- shirts, of every qu.lity and price. Fer sale nv
t.aena, Junc |. f. II. d III. Z. CORWIfU.