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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-06
CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA. MAY g. 1851.
SONG OF LIFE.

BIT CHARLES MACRAY.
A traveller through dusty road
Strewed acorns across the lea,
And one took root and sprouted up,
And grew into a tree;
Love sought its shade at evening time,
To breathe itssaigyows.
And Age was pleased, in heats Of noon,
To bask beneath its boughs;
The dormouse loved its dangling twigs,
The birds sweet music bore;
1t stood glory in its place,
A blessing evermore.
A little spring had its way
Amid the grass and ferri,,
A passing stranger scooPd well,
Where weary men might turn;
He valid it in, and hung with care
A lade at the brink
He thought not of the deed he did,
But judg'd that toll might drink.
He passed agan-and 10! the well
By summers never dried,
Had cooled ten thousand parchiug tongues,
And saved life besides!
A dreamer dropped random thought
Twas old, and yet twas new;
A simple fancy of the brain,
But strong in being true;
1t shone upon a genial mind.
And 10! it light became
A lamp Of life, beacon ray,
A moniiory flame.
The thought was small--its issue great,
A watch fire on the hill,
1t sheds its radiance far adown,
And cheers the valley still!
a ,amecss man amid crowd,
That thronged the daily mart,
Let fall a word ofhope and love,
Unstudied, from the heart,
A whisper OH the tumult thrown'
A transitory breath
It raised brother from the dust,
Itsaved soul from death.
o germ! o fount! o word Of love!
A thought at random cast
Ye were but little at the first,
But mighty at the last!
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-06

II published nt Three Dollars and fiity Tents y rai'
ndyanee. or Four Dollars II payment is delayed for thr
months
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-06
Bounty Land to Soldiers.

Bya late act of Congress, Bounty | and is
granted to the Officers aud Soldiers OF the war Of
1872 and Of the various Indian wars since 1890
In case of the death Of the Soldier, 10 their wi
dows and minor children.
The undersigned being permanently located at
the city of Washington, and possessing thor
ough and familiar acquaintance with the require.
ments Of the Government Officers, is prepared to
attend to procuring Bounty Land War; nts with
out jeopardy or delay, and at but little expense to
claimants.
Land Warrants located on the hest Western
Lands, and the Land sold if desired on the mos,
advantageous terms.
Claims for Invalid, Revolutionary and NAVY
Pensions, Back pay, Lost Horses, and every other
description of claims against the General Govern
ment adjusted with promptness and despatch.
Persons desiring information of friends who are
orshave been in the Army or Navy, will forward
to him all the particulars known Of their service,
togethe. with fee Of one dollar, and their en-
quiries will be replied to by return mail.
Address, (post pad)
CHAS. C. TUCKER,
Washington City, D. C..
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-06

A few doz. old Port Wine, l1edsick best Cham
payne, London Porter and Scotch Ale in pints, to-
gelher large stock Of Bagging Rope and Twinc,
all of which he offers low lor cash.
Jan. |. s. E. CApERS
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-06

"SrrcK TO HIN JIMMY."-Two brothers from
the Emerald Isle, few days since, purchased
a piece of land not far from the Kenebeck and
vent to work to clear it up. After cutting
down large growth and burning over the un-
derbrush, they proceeded to contrive plan tn
ret the fallen trunks together in pile for the
purpose Of burning also The land lay upon
n side hill. and they concluded that if Il ey
could roll large log which lay near the sum
NIT and place it about half way down, they
might. .pile the rest against it, and thus secure
the object. But how were they to prevent it,
when once under way, from rolling to the bot.
tom and thus defeating their plan!
To accomplish this they obtained rope,
and making one end fast to the log, one Of them
was to hold on the other end to prevent its 60
ing too far, while the other was to start it.
Fearing that he might not he able to prevent
the rope from slipping through his fingers, Jim
my, who was the Stearman, tied it to his body
"Start him asy Phelim," said he after eonvin-
cling himslf that all was right and tight. Phe:
lin did start him, and as the log commenced
its progress the rope caught in a projecting
knot, and began rapidly to wind up. 1t soon
drew poor Jimmy chock up. First he went
over the log, and the log went over him, and so
they continued their circumgyrations and SON.
ersets.-Phelim watched their progress for
moment, and then sung out--"Stick to him jim
my faith you're match for him; you're a.
top half the time
PopprNe THE QUESTION" Sally, don't like
youl"
claw, Jim, reckon so."
But, don't you know it, Sally Don't you
think I'd tear the eyes out Of any tom cat that
dare look cross at you"
81 Is'pect you would"
"Well, the fact of it is, Sally,I-"
"Oh, now, don't JIM feel all overish."
"And, Sally, want you to"
"Don't say anything more, | shall"
"But, must want you to-"
20 hush, don't |, OH"
81 want you tonight to get"
"What, so soon9 Oh, no, impossible: Faith
er and. Mother will be angry at me-
allow, be mad at you for doing for ME such
a favor MS to m"
eyes, dear me Pm so agitated"
"But there's some mistake, for all | want to
nave YOU w Is lO-NtCWI Hsg o""t c"t'"'
GTAn editor of Southern paper by the
name Of Long, asked Prentice, of Louisville
Journal, if he never intended to speak the truth.
Prentice, in reply, says, that he shall probably
learn to tell the truth before long.
Neither wealth or birth, but mind only should
be the aristocracy of free people.
(c.E- iiY the death of Commodore Baron, the
seniority of rank devolves on Commodore Chas.
Stewart.
Conscience tells the abotionist to steal the
property of one man and cut the throat OF tho
honest one who would return the stolen goods.
Misfortune is fire that melts weak hearts,
but renders tho firm purcr and stronger.
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new Books, Ink, Novels, &c.

New Books, Ink, Novels, &c.
ochool Books, Latin and Greek Classics,
y &C. of the latest editions.
~ Harrison's Columbian Ink-Fiuid Black, Japan
Black. Blue, Red, Carmne and Indelible lnk.
The latest Novels and pamphlet publications,
: IN great variety.
. "o''s - 'A' A. YOUNG.
{ April 22, 81 "w
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Ice! Ice /! Ice I!
T,IIE subscriber Keeps constantly on hand
II loroo annnlv 0f ..,s-..#

HHHE subscriber Keeps constantly on Rauo
i large supply of
Wholesale aud retail, which he offers to the
City aud country trade, as reasonable terms at
any other Houae in the city.
JOHN B. MARTIN, Agent,
Charleston Neck Ice House.
-. Charleston, s. C. March /, 1851.
N. B.-Persons wishing lee sent to any part on
the South Carolina or Georgia Rail Roads, can be
supplied by addressing letter to the Agent, at
Charleston, s. C., and the Ice will be forwarded
o., the receipt Of the same.
tss Cost price charged Tor casks and bldnhets
Drawing to Railroad, l24 cents per package
s,f march ll,glS5l 81 tfw
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HAvING formed Copartnership with Mr.
l. TUCKER for the collection of claims. sball
he happy to attend to any business committed to
our care. It is also well to remember. that all
who have claims, had better collect them before
we secede. Office in the Court House.
c. A. PRIZE.
Camden, S. c., March 4, 1851. Is #
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-12-11
III. G. SANFORD,

he - SANEOhOs
NpESFECTFULLY bows to the Saint Paul public
He and invites their attention to new stare next
door of the PostOce, Third-sreet, where they
can find him at business hours ready to sell them
Of every description, including BRoAncLoTHs, SarI-
NETS, JEANS, CAssINEREs, rwEEps, Drills, VII
VETS, NEsTISGs SHIFTING and SnEErISG, NUE.
LIsS and Lawns, llDxps and CEAvATs,
GLOVES. Hos,THY, BaowN and WRITE
L,ssSs, L.cys, RIBBoNs, LoNo and
SQUARE sBAwLs, BONNET Trimmings, ALPAcAs, Tibet
CLOTHS, GiSOHAxs, DELASEs, SILKS, WOODEN
YAns, PnIsrs, in great variety Thread, Edgng
Winter stuffs, for men and boys, Under
shirts, Knit and Flannel Drawers,
Buck and Yarn unittens, &c.
His stock Of goods very large embracing al the new
Goods. Every person here find just what he wants
and prices which suit the rigid economist
and he rest assured that every article vii. turn out
. " READY.MADE CLOTHING,
Of every description, made expressly for this market
for season. constantly hand cheap for ready
pay, and no sale without He has complete assort-
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting in part of Old Hyson Young HysoR sad BLACK
Teas, Lagurs, lava and Rio Coffees, N. o. Crushed,
Nutnegs, Csssia Rice kasns, saierasus saTch SOAP,
Chewing ANA smoking Tobacco, Candies, OIL Fish,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, essa@ and approved s,yles 70, Lssi's AID
patterns; Boys boots and shoes, etc.
HATS AND CARS, in great variety
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS,
large assortment such Holland Gin, Brandy Of dit
erent brands Malaga Wine Pure Juice, do Champagne,
~. Crox Rum, Jamaica do; Irish Whisky, Burgundy
Port, Madeira etc.
10000 Cigars, of every variety.
PORK and FLOUR constantly on hand lie large
Mr. sandfords stock is lsrge and he will be receiving
New Goods constantly in order TO keep his assortment
complete. He Is determined sell his goods for ready
pay cAsap they Ne purchased elsewhere. Give
him call. November, le5l-3-3oy)
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THE STONE STORE.
Netu Goods at Lou Prices.

Nsu Goods at Lou Prices.
". SIMPSON, corner OF Third and Roberts streets,
- has just received entire stock of Dry Goods,
Boots & Shoes, Hats Caps, Hardware, Woodenware,
Qneenswarr, etc. Furniture, large stock Farm impe-
mens Of all kinds, etc, which he invites the
tention of purchasers.
June rs, 1851. tl0)
LIQUORS.
EDORT, Maderia, Clsre Malaga and other Wines; old
can Brandy Bourbon Whiskey, Gin, Rum, etc. For sale
low by june 1910 j. w. SIMPSON.
GtROCERIES-Tea, Sugar, Coffee, S. II. Molssses,
IN Rice, etc. For sale low by
June l6. UG JW SIMPSON
K ETCHUPS Peppersauce Pickles, Preserves, Sauces,
IA Brandy Cherries etc. For sale low by
June %. Q0 j. ". SIMPSON,.
large lot Of Bedsteads constantly on hand and for
N sale by june l6.--(iO J. ~. SIMPSON.
bacon, Hams Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, always
Id on hand and for sale by
June Is. QO) JW SIMPSON.
K.yAMILY FLOUR, Elkader extra and other brands;
II always on hand and for sale by
June 10 QW j. ~. SIMPSON,.
fine OF boots and shoes, polka, buskins,
IN bootecs misses boys and childrens shoes, which
particular attention IL invited by
June 26. Qol J.w. SIMPSON.
IpEADY made clothing, large lot, for sale BY
h June 26. j. ~. SIMPSON.
LSRESH butter and eggs, meal, western reserve
H cheese, etc, for sale low by
June 2s. 40 ~. SI8PSoy.
GNooKING stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
~ June 26. J. ". SIMPSON.
NDURE and No. l. lead, glass, putty and nails always
II on hand and for sale by
June &C. JW. SIMPSON
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-12-11
CHEAPER THAN EvERI:


TIME subscriber would respectfully the
citizens Of St Paul, and the rest OF mankind" that
he has received and is selling the best stock of goods
continue sell cheaper and less profits than any in
this Territory, either wholesale RETAIL for cash and
nothing shorter IL consists, IN part Of the following
DRY-GOODS:
large and very superior assortment OF Ladies' Fine
Dress Goods, such Prints, Apacas, Gingnams, De-
LANES Thibet Cashmeres, French Nerinoes etc. Also
good assortment OF shaws, wells, hoods, soar gloves,
Hosiery, Mantas, Lsces, Edginss Bonnet and Cap Rib.
bons flowers, pins, needles and combs Of great variety
Also, good stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
consisting Of overcosts, dress and lruck
vcsts pea Jackets under and overshts kn; and flannel
drawers country made socks, etc. Also extensiv.
stock Of
LADIES SHOES AND BOOTS,
OF every variety and price; together with good
Of Gents MorOccos Calf Kip and Congress Boots
Calf, Kip, Gumelastic and Patent Leather Shoes Boys
Youths, Chidrens and Misses shoes and boots IN grea,
abundance. Also, good assortment OF
HATS AND CAPS,
consisting Of Fur, Cloth, and plush caps for and
Cloth and glazed caps for boys; fur silk and Buena Vista
Iats, &c. Together with good supply OF
QUEENSw ARE AND GLASSWARE,
Hardware and Cutlery, Drugs and Medicines, Groceries
and Provisions etc. etc; all Of which, and the half
been meEtoped) will be sold extremely low for
going Of the trade In the spring. Please
examine stock before making your purchases and
you wiii be well paid for your trouble, deter
mined wage OF determination against high prices
Store Third street, between Roberts and Jackson
X. N. SPENCER.
St. Paul, November, 1851.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-12-11
ElFELT g. BROTHERS,

N1csT RksrEcrFULLy solicit the attention of the
lNA citizens of st Paul, and its surrounding country
to an examination Of tSe'. large and splendid STOCK OF
Lately received from the Eastern Cities, which they
Offer for Cash at unpreccden,edly low prices A
mong their assortment be found the following being
only part Of their heavy stock:
TIE LAINES--Of every quality, from 30 cents to
IL IS cents al ELFsLr IL BRss.
OM ELFELr az Bios.
A LPACAs--Piain, Figured, Black and Chanscshle,
n may be found at ELrELr q Bios.
nRESS sILKS--Black, Figured, and variety Of
- styles, 20 be found at ELFELTs'
CATINS and Florences, for Bonnet Lininss-every
- color. For sale ELFELTs'
VELvETS--Rich silk, and Cotton do, to be seen
al ELFELr Bros.
uDIBRO Ns-.Bcnnct Neck and Belts beautiful
No. assortment. For sale NJ EIFELrs'
N<RAVATS AND SCARFS-.Gcut's black and
~ Figured silk and satin--an elegant variety
For sale At ELrELT y Bros.
CCARFS-.Men's and Boys Woolen--s large vsric-
- ", from 90 cts. 10 Sl at ELFELrs'
r1InTUING..A large assortment of Clothing and
~ mems wear 10 be found al ELfEtrs
TxARPETS-Floor and stair Carpeting, very cheap
ELFELrs'
~ .SSyNyER ES.-Blsck Doeskin and Fancy Cas-
j simercs, for sale At ELrsLrs'
rSLOTHs..Blae, black, and Fancy colored Cloths,
u ] yery chcap NJ ELFELrs'
yurnoxy S.UrRTAyyS-A surerior article
w Tor window curtains. at ELFELTs'
TyLANNEIIS, Tickings and Lnseys-A Large as
II sortment, 70 &c had nj LbFsIrs
UDUCKsKIN MlTS and Gloves Tor so cents. a,
ID ELrELT's
CLOVES.-Men's and " ornen's Kid, silk, and wool
VI g Gloves, at ELfELrs'
XXyOOLEN HelfIIose--a good article--ony 3
" cents AZ ELFELrs'
rynK rS-I.d;c,, Linen Cambria Kdkfs from IS CT.
n 70 "a for sale at ELFELTs'
/
NUUSI.INS~--A beautiful assortment OF striped, W'
lVI ured SWISS Tsrston and Fancy eolored muslins,
for evening parties, tc be had RI ELrELrs
ACE Undersiseves---A superior assortment, to be
IL found ut 'fa bLfkLTs
HNDGIyGS and Inserfuss-A Large STOCK OF SILK,
~ Cotton Can,bric Swiss and Jsconet Edgings and
insertiagssr hIfkLrs
NJ VXy COLLARS, from 2S cents up to Ss, TO
IN w Q be found AT ELFELs
vuyR N MINCS-.A Large assortment OF Dress
Triramnes and Dress Buttons, a. ELEELrs
yuyOYS--A great variety Of Toys and Fancy Articles
il for the approaching Holidays, TO be seen ~ 'ne
Toy n Dom Of ELfhLr nh"'
November, 1851. os,
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MINNESOTA TERRITORY,|

WusHtHSION County,,
Henry MocLo'KT'} Washington co County District
LEWIS BUFoRp. October Term, A. D., 1851.
IN ATTACHMENT.
To Lewis Buord, defendant the shove entitled
You hereby notified that writ Of attachment was
issued Of said District Court the fourteenth 4h
day Of May A. d. 1851 against your goods and chaels
Lands and tenements moneys, rights and credits, and
made retnrnabe the second Monday Of October Chem
ensuing for the Of Eleven hundred and ninety
dollars and twelve cents and property has been at
tached thereon.
Dated saltwater the 2eth day OF October AID. 1851
HARVEY WILSON, Clerk,
BY JOHN :. PROCTOR, Depy Crk.
L. A. hancock, Piaintifr's AIRY 29ts
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SAINT PAUL CASH STORE,

vHVE undersigned having purchased the interest of his
Il brother, in the concern OF II. w. TRACY & CO.,
will still continue business, at the Old Stand, for his
account where he will be happy to his friends and
the public generally He will give his entire attention
exclusively TO Family Groceries and will all
ticles in his line.
n. b. Books LAID AsrpE--Terms CASH.
Aug. %. Q9sp CHARLES F. TRACY.
IN DOE. cans Fresh Oysters, just received and for
IL ~ sale by (ang2s) Z. F. T.
e DoZ best Kentucky Mustard on hand, for sale by
DEACH and Plum Jam, ru, up in cans, for families,
u for sale by aug28 CIT
INFALLIBLE Yeast Powders warrantedi for sale by
Il aug2s CIT
LYME Salt, in small sacks for family use, for sale by
IL aug2o CIT
sssssmen' Of c'''ups ard Sauces. for sale by
- augas err
- aug2s CIT
4 n DoZ old Rye Whisky warranted to be as good
" as ever was made, for sale by CIT
= DOE old "Oporto PORT" expressly for invaiids,
- warranted pure article for sale by CIT
- aug2s CIT
4 nne assortment Of Teas, for sale by
A good assortment Of Pickles, for sale by
{; DOE eanj',ers of sporting Powder, for sale by
~ aug2S G
n CASES hes, Missouri .wee, leaf Chewing Tobacco
II for sale by sug25 CIT
NUTMEGS and Spices, Cinnamon, &c, for sale by
~ aug2e CIT
= DOE Brooms, for sale by
/ ~ eug2e CIT
~ o. Sugar, Clarified do, and Powdered do, for
IN . sale by aug26 CIT
DEsT Rio Coffee, for sale by
ID aug2e CIT
! - = BBLS best Cincinnati whiskey,
e - do Pale Cornsc Brandy,
Ia cask superior Brandy,
2 bbls each Of Port, Sherry and NaIeira Wines,
in and for sale by aug2s CIT
will take al the products Of the country in payment
Il for eoods AT fair prices sug2s CT r
WANTED.
1900 bushels Potatoes,
500 do O:ts,
500 do Corn,
! For goods AT low prices. (aug2e-ly) G. r. r.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-12-11
wHITNEI'S
DAG Fan GAL LERY

IN GOTHIC BUTLUINT,
Corner of Third and Cellar Streets, 81. Paul.
VVNHIs Establishment built by the proprietor eS-
Il pressIy for taking
DAGUERREOTYPES
And Is furnished with the best Instruments Apparatus
and Chemicals and extensive assortment VI stock.
The ARRANGEMENT OF LIGHr n NEW, and believed Ia
be SUPERIOR any other for producing uniformly bold
pictures. No pains will be spared give satisfaction TO
those who may favor the proprietor with their patron.
age Paintings Engraving and DagusrreoyPes, copied
in the best manner Particular attention paid 10 taking
iikencsses Of sick deceased persons.
Instruct tons given in the Art.
Stock and Apparatus for sale.
The public are respectfully invited call ard examine
,pecimeps J. Z. WHITNEY.
November 1851. Soy
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-12-11
MILLINERY.

MRS. L. M. STOAKES, wishes 70 inform the
lvl Laies Of 81 Paul and vicinity, that she 10 Thank
full them for their kind pasroasge during The preceding
year. She has jus, returned from the Eaa with the La
FASHIONS and . srfEsDID assoFtraent Of Goods.
Abe has khecrx that be surpassed both In beauty
snd quality this side Of New York, Arficia hOeys a.
pumes Velvet and Velvet Trim mlngs, Of every coss.
She may he found her old stssd ew rots ve,
Of the Presbyterian Church. whercshe would bs happy
10 attend 20 any order in her line Of busnes.
November, 1851. txyi
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TAKEN UP,

10y the Subscriber his premises, half mile
ID of st. Paul. about 10 days ago, one brndle and
calf, each having white Spots. The cows Iefl horn is
broken Aso one red yesriDg steer one white faced
brindle cow line back and white belly; oss white OK,
with black speeks his body, about years old
and white stag with rcd spots. The owner or
reques,ed forward, prove property,
pay charges and take them away.
THOs BARTON.
-. rAul, NJvsnher -, 1851. 3l,ils.l
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Rotels AMI Gonoepanres.
>. c. BURBANK, y W. L.. FAScErrE. u. y. RICE.
MINNIE sofa EXPRESS
- a G r. ~ n.


CONNECTING at Galena with the American Ex.
~ press Company, TO and from Saint Paul and all the
principal towns and cities in the United States and Eu-
rope-sem weekly the land route TO GalenA with
brnnchea to the river towns for the convey Of
sengers Light Freight and valuable Psckages Collection
Of Notes, Bills Drafts, &C; Transportation Of money
purchase of every description Of merchandise, SC.
Competent messengers win travel constantly the
whole route and transact business In every Of any
Importance between Saint Anthony and Gslcna both
the river and interior land route. 4 .t.ff
The propretors hold themselves responsible for all
moneys goods entrusted to their Passengers
may also depend upon being conveyed in a speedy aud
comfortable Der. a -
BURBANK, FANCETTE & CO., Propric,ors.
Agencies and Offices.
Messrs. G. X. RICE & Co, st. Paul
J. II. STEVENS Co., st. Anthony.
CHURCHILL d NELSON, Saltwater.
+. SrEELE, Esq, Fort Smelling
J. NJ WHALEY, Willow River
I'm RuBLEE & Co, Prairie La Crosse.
y. w. BRIsBoIs, Prairie du Chcn,
J. BRooxEs, Esq, Galenu.
November IL, 1851. 81
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GRAMMAR LECTURES.

GhA M MAJ LESTI II ESs
TIME undersigned would respectfully inform the young
Il Ladies and Gentlemen Of st. Paul, that he vii!
mence course Of evening Lectures on English Gram
mar, in the Lower School louise, Tuesday evening
December 10, At O'Clock. ..
From the usually attending his efforts, In i'm
parting his knowledge Others, he feels justified say
ing that entire satisfaction will be given.
TERNs-33,00, for thirty Lessons.
GEORGE II. SPENCER.
November 81. 32r3
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DEYARMAN & FISHER.

q the celebrated FREMONT HOUSE, Bench street
n Saint Paul, prepared to receive BOARDERS al
$500 per week, or dayboarders without lodging al
$3.50. They also keep Bar, supplied with prime H.
quors and cigars and will be ready, all times day
night to provide gentlemen ladies with sny refresh
ments they may want that then in market such
pigs feet, oysters Sardines, tripe venison, buffalo
tongues catfish aamode, elk steaks trout, sppe
and woodcock, partridge, prairie grouse, and whatever
they can find at the time being in our market.
June rs, 1851. Io-Iy
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-12-11
JOHN MORGAN,

.Midpay bet,ceen st. Paul and Stifl,cafer,
nEGS leave to say 10 strangers visiting Min
ID nesota, and the public generally, that having
now made his arrangements complete for The ac-
commodaton 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, as well as from neigh
boring villages. They will find the charges
moderate. v2-l0