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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-04-17

TRANSPORTATION FOR THE CHIP


called proposals Will be received by the under signed
- until 10 O'clock A NJ, May LIST, 1851, for receiving
storing and transporting all public freight arriving
Paul, Minnesota Territory and destined for SANDY Lake
for one year from the opening OF the bids.
The undersigned reserves the right direct the dcsti
nation Of said puhlc freight any other place than
Sandy Lake, the price be graduated ia proportion
The distance is Increased diminished
Bids to be endorsed "rroposas for Transportation, 10
be addressed to the undersigned, and contain the
Cf responsible persons, VINO will become
curty for the faithful ulmcnt Of the agreement in tho
penal sum Of $4,000. ttf
= j. s. WATROUS, Ind. sub. Agent.
Sandy Lake Sub. Agency, February 10Th, 1851.
MORE. Unreasonable bids i'll not be entertained, and
the surcties attach their for the faithful f-
6mcnt Of the bids
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+. S. NEWELL

TIN, Sheef-fron and Copper Worker,
EEpS always hand at his mandatory on Third
IN near Roberts street, st. Paul. a general s.sort-
nent Of Tinware; ShceIron and Copper Camp Kettles
Conductor and the various other kinds Of wcrk in his
line; besides Zinc, Jappancd Lamps, Cardle sticks,
Spittoons, &c. well assorted lot Of stoves OF
various patterns. 2-3a
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NOTICE

1AURING temporary absence from the Territory,
IL the business Of the undersigned will he attended To
by Ii. Allen, Esq, who will be found old Office on
Third Street. l.. A. RABCOCK.
1t. Paul. April 2, 1851. PSI
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st. Paul, March 81, 165l.
NOTICE TO THE pCBl.tC.

1T has been ruDiored generally among my friends
throughout the country that was not Keeping Public
House. and that had changed my business which IL not
trnc. wish inform my old friends and the travelling
community that ara prepared ~ accommodate s,i who
may favor with call. and with good acoemmeda-
lions any kouse In saltwater NJ, bar II well applied
with the best Of good liquors. oysters, cigars &C. My
stable is well supplied with has, and An ask
is, when they atop Won the deor Of the Minnesota
Honse and tell YOU thai tho saltwater House shut nr
TO come and sec for yourselves. 70 s.etl q soc
p f1-Fsa .5i-,~a st,s.s7. ~ A. L. BUFORD.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

TAKkEH, IaTT OF AIaCftcan
Isssh6 House, Lowell, Masr., having lease OF the
large hotel at the upper end Of 81. Paul, with
rvery thing IN roper order for the OF trav
slers. boarders or families desiring fni>cd arartm, nts
respectfully invites his friends and the pluIic to give
him CALL believing that he Can do much for their
comfort can he expected new casntr, met No.,
HPpEed Win regular inMkeu. 4ty
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1880.
FAIL AND WINTER. tiS
WOODS HlISE - IN.


No. II Main street, Gefena.
IUAVE by recent arvals shatd 10 their STOCK ,,r,s
Goods, embracing ihiBg and Desirable in theft
nc Additions will be made FROM time to time IN III
the close Of navigation md they would solicit The at-
tcntion al purchasers visiting th: farkrt. An scent
stock Of shoes Of ali kinds viii te found got np in hIa
dCplila, expressly for this mmket. !-
Tie following Comprises portion Of thcif sasek,
s, 10, and IA Ribbon bound Bca Blankets
Blue, Green. and prab Cl6tl 10 tta8aif
White Mackipaw, heavy and fine ...
White, ssar'e', ofanse snd icmon Flannel' 49,,
Gray-mNcd and white Shaker FIanneis = 80
Priated FlanneIs, all colors
Heavy-twilleal, white and scarlet FisnneiS,
Nigh-coiored Fteuch and English Merinos
do NJ. Dei.aines and Damszuos
Tian an. 6g'd ApacnS, all eciors
Dontntiie aud { abtoi Cloths fer maurninr
Rich black Silks, plain and brocade ...7z
Silk Fringes and Velvet Trimmings f.a
Wersied SinGs for Chireu's wear
Fancy Cloths and Cassin.eres ~"
Black Fir Cloths and doe-skin do -f.il.s-
% Satjnets, Sleeps GRAY and Jeans
1914 bleached and brown Sleetines
"A brown aud blcaehed Sliisihgs } .+fItHt
Irish Linens and Inrns - .t.. ~. s,t ......-.
"a and "A best Canton Flanncls
Madden prints. blhe and orange do 70 t.t II
great variety bf wonien's snd Chiidfes-s Vts!sf4
Md, silk, and Cashmere Gio,rs 80
Needle worked Cuffs ard Cellars
Housekeeping Goes. in variety i trtt
Laced, Edgings and Bobbins - ,trz
swiss, plain and Iaronct Mnsins
Rich Bonnet end Belt Ribbons
Ladies and Gents :ilk Shirts ~
Heavy Sasovia do
Tickinss Stripes and CiicckS s.--si = f.e
E Heavy Comforts and ~ rlssh;is 49,. . .rsls.
With every article usually kcpi in DRY Good S,ore.-
feeling confident thai thcy able to give
~ every way. The eteation 81 the public u rcspeeS
'oiJ invited '7iiei aa screhhsr. lsse.
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MA RIED

MNorwich, c., Feb cath, by venerable Arch
Deacon Pandon. OF jamaica, w. L.. Col. Gus
rAvUs LOOMS, U. S A., to Mrs. E. PANDoN,
of JauIaca.
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DIR. n. BARBOUR

"OULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Saint
w Paul and vicinity, that he has returned after
temporary absence at lew InontIs ard offers his pro-
ssoa services to the public Thankful for past vors
and soliciting share o public patronage, he will prac
ticc upon the Eclectic Reform Principle, DISCERNING
eur, in all its forms. lie will be found his old stand
At all hours, except when professionally engaged.
April 10, ISL 2-jl
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NOTICE.

XXJHEREAS my wife. Rosa LOTHIAN, has lcft my he'd
Wv aud board without any just Of prove eafion.
forbid any person from trusting hsrborins her my
account, win pa, debt Of her eon,racsimg. u
t... PHO =. LOTHIAN. s.
saiiwstet, March i,i, 1851 . insiie,s outside.
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sriLLwArERs HOUSE,

lg Maiw Stresf, Afidgafsr. afsanSssse J<rrff-rys
I'm ]. RUF0RD having takea charge Of this Well
I!!sW ks6~n Hotel snd entirely rthiifu ssd fsAe-
1ssnk vxttd II, nrcq.srt. receive and enfsrtsis
his fiends md the public BY sssGOus sftrnea - the
Of hs guests he hopes merit liberal psfr0says.
II Baggage taken 70 and from the uosst IRE sf
charge. 10 i%sT+t .afs Stiff
u1UTTER, sods; Wine, snd Bcs,6n Crackers or sale
Dat fft FhRKfAsToAB.
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PrBLIc LANDS 1t is officially stated that
niheiy-fve millions Of acrestr, public lands will
b. required 10 sa sfy the waIra!is Of soldiers in
the late war, ;nd the Secretary pf the treasury
com u'cs that il Ill take, ut the lae pubic lands
have been heretofore suld, si>,een years to dis
pose OF these ninety five millions.
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GALENA AND MINNESOTA.
WAX EAGLE MILLS.

NHItHa, ITlIhOIS
IuNfE Subscribers having completed their new team
II Mill under the above nainc, situated below the
lower Bridge In the city of Gaenn beg lavt To call t
attention OF dealers in Minnesota their stock Of Flour
always hand, FEELING confident that thew will be able
supply them upon favorable il not more favorable
terms than any mill which has sold -four 10 the np-
country.
+. HEMPSTEAD 4 co.
Gaicna, March IL, 1Sjl PSI,
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-" +. MURRAY is prepared to eivs instructions,
w and prepare the necessary proofs IN order TO
obtnin the land due to the soldiers Of the war Of 1872
Arb e. rasn r-s ;r&sr he -. &c, af Congress e
Ne 81 Tl,it, s;.se,. ~. 9sf
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Positively At SIT. i.0UIs Prices.

POSiT1vELl AT ST. LOUIS PRICES.
Cheap Cash Storc, for FsH aud Winter Trade
T.. FULLERTON has r.be received anu bl,cs,ed his
- Fall aud Winter stock, comprising dne II the best
~lcci Il assortnents If Rrad. -nadc clothng, Prints
Siiasts, Boots, saos, Has, Caps Fancy Goods &c,
ever brought 10 hinncsta lie would respectfully invite
Farmers and others Visiting 1atl pay hirn visit,
u he Is determined to retain the which his rsst-
lishment has so long held. Of ''Cheap Cash store"
-lst...,7 CLOTHING. rs
The following are few of The articles on hana -
Extra fine bnck dress coats B,ach satin vests
do frock do Figured do
Black and brown do Baca silk do
Blanket do Fine Black Pants - ID
Beaver Cloth do do cassiner do 7lf q
Fine Linen shirts Etaas Flannel under shirts
Bingham do Cotton and wooden hose
Hickory do of all sizes and sorts.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems thick boots 20 Morocvo slirs, e-7f
BOYS do I,oss' shoes ol all kinds .
do Calf sewed do Ladies' boots shoes, slippers,
do Thick brogans DC.
GROCERIES.
consisting 81 Tens, Coiees, Sugar, Rice q. * II.
Molasses, Mould aud sperm Candies, Dried Apples,
Peaches, Soap, Tobacco Saleratus, starch, Goldfish,
Mackcre, Cinnamon, Nutncgs Gloves, Peppermint, and
Pepper Sauce. rt. t-sa .tY .lttff
Also, large assortment Of Wooden Ware, consisting
II Painted Tubs and Buckets, Washboarrs, Clothes
Pins &C. All for sale cheap for cash. No trouble To
show goods--i,ext door to the Fremont liouse--sgn
"Cheap Cash store "
n. h. Large supplies of Flour, OATS Corn, and Pota
toes always on hand. 2-yiy
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NOTICE.
hUR CUSTOMERS are hereby Informed, that from
y and after this date, sell TO NO ONE On
CREDIT, and they will AVOID A REFUSAL by bring
inc the money with them.
This refers to and all. H. w. TRACY & co.
st. PAM, Nov. 20, 1850.
THE SPANISH HiDALGO,
XAyILIIAN ARMSTRONG, bcgs leave respectfully
w to announce To the public that he has had IA
CALI from the Central House the upper end VI Saint
Paul. ard has opened suit of door west Of
the Ocean Wave" where he will Continne to practice
tonsorias shampooirg hair-cutng, and shaving in
~ branch of the profession.
n. d. Capillary ampuiation performed, il desired
under the iEhucnce Of chloroorm.
ST. PAUL HAT AND CAP STORE,
On Bench Street, near The Losrer Landing.
ID WEST MCClOUD begs leave to inform the citi-
H. of ST. Paul and the public Of Minnesota
generally, that he has just received large and well
sorted stock Of Hats anu Cars ot the latest les, which
he is prepared sell for cash far lower than go,as Of
the Mind Offered in this market Having a
large stock hand he Offer his goods wholesale
Mt prices low be bought in the ST. Louis
ket. Country merchants wishing to purchase, will find
il to their interest Ia give him n call
n. Is. Hats purchased at this establishment, ironed
free of charge.
81. Pau, November pc, 1850. 2-32
SLEIGH BELLS! SLEIGH Bs.LI.S:!
A BEAUTlFUi Assortment both loose and on straps
IA for sale cheap for cash ut the
ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE.
AZ r..
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DON'T YOIr DO IT.

hereby forcwarn the st. 'sPaul Boom Company" and
all Others not To clstret impede the channel df the
Missssissppi the free passage Of the water therein
along the hank Of said river below the Lower
Landing In st. Paul. and nj and above where boom Is
being erected; - will hold any and al person..
passing strictly liable in action law for all
LOUIS ROBERTS.
Paul. March 81 1SS1.
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PROTECTION FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE. COMPANY.
VUNIE UNDERSIGNED, agent for this old and well
established institution, continues issue Policies
of Insurance against loss damage by fire. also against
the hazards of marine and inland ut the
current rates If premium charged by other
companies All claims for loss, under Policies insured
by the Undersigned, will be promptly adjusted aud paid
by the General agent Of the located Gin
cinnat. The losses paid by this Company in the Wes-
tern country during the last % years. exceed 600
2-i6 w. p. MURRAY, Agent, 81 Paul.
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A. s.. BAKER. NORRIS HOBART. GEO. W. PRESCOTT
LA ND AGEN CT.
BAKER, HOBART, & PRESCOTT.
d. A. 8. BAKER. MOI

ONCE on Third street, ST. Paul, NJ. T.
Will give u careful attention to the duties Of their Of.
flee, general land Agents. One of the firm has for
thirty been resident of the North West and will
devote his time to personal oserva WALTON of the situation
and character OF the lands in the Territory. Office
all hours of the day. lots bought and sold taxes
paid; yancng the collection Of debts, and letters Of
inquiry promptly attended TO.
REFERENCEs.--lllinois:G Grant Goodrich ESQ, Chica-
go; Hon. VIM. Thomas, Jacksonville; Col Bradford
Springfield; Hon. Lewis Ross, Lewiston; John Spencer
Esq, Rock Island; Rev, |. b. Randall, Aiton Judge
Mnshall, RushviIic Indiana: Rev. Il. r. kavaraugh,
Indianapolis. Michigan: Hon. &. l.. Pomeroy, Isiawee
Co; Col. Hickson, Washteuaw Co. Minnesota: Hon.
A. Goodrich; Hon ~ M'Lcan; Rev. {. Hobart
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H.F. M.6,iOsKET.

"HOi.Essi.E Grocer, Commission and Forwarding
w Merchaats and general steamboat agent, has iu
store and 10 arrive BY early arrivals, the following ati
cies which he offers the trade nj the lowest rates fsr
cash. at No. IS. Steam Eoa, Landing Galena.
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CUTTER L. THRILL.

Successors To Norman Gutter, No. 30 Icvce, corner
Of Locust Street SAINT Louis.
"AVE in store the following mercha ndise
III which they offer for sale at the loves,
market rates for cash.
500 bags Coffee, prime
100 hlids N o Sugar
100 bbls Loaf, Powdered and crushed do
ITO bbls n o and sugar house Molasses
800 bxs Imperial, G + Y ii and Black Tea
Pepper, Pinonto, Nutmcgs, Ginger, Cloves,
Candles Raisins. Saleratus, Tobacco, Catsup,
Pepper sauce, Pickles, Lemon Syrup, Nails,
Buckets, Tubs, Mnnilla Rope, etc. etc
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, etc.
20 h!f pipes Guard Brandy dark and pale
81 or and eighth do Otard, Rasteau, A. Seig-
nette do dark and pale
10 hlfpipes Rnsteau, Pnet, CastilIon, do do
~ do j Dupuy, Pellevoisin, do do
100 bbIs Brandy 10 casks pale sherry wine
80 do old pure peach SO do Sicily, Madeira,
6 pes pure Holland and old Port do
Gin 80 DO Malaga do
80 bbIs Baltimore do 40 lshts Champagne do
4punchns pure Jam. s bbIs Cherry Bounce
and St Croix Rum 100 bxs clarct Vine
20 bbls apple brandy $4,000 fine regaa Cigars
$50 do old rec.Whisky 80, coo do Principe do
l02 do old Bourbon and 40 900 common do
Rye do pure 33 casks old Mad. Wine
Brandy chimes, COrdials, etc. etc.
r.. C. CLARK. DIcKERsoN s. nnESr l. SMITH.
II. G. CLARK CO.,
Manu- facturers Of ane Lead, Linsced and Castor Oils
CORNER OF TwEirru Al srIN srs., Sr. LOUIS, Mo.
Oice, at Counting Room Of Dckarxon 4 Brent, No. IL
.a..-1 elf Locust street
1HNiE undersigned manufacturers OF White Lead, Lin
II seed and Castor Oil, in the city Of ST. LOUIS having
about two months since completed their establishment,
prepared to furnish Painters and dealers with
superior article Of White Lead, &c, &c
Every Painter in The city Of st. Louis, who has yet
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POSTCRIPT.-s o'clock, A. NJ. The Yar-
kee has just ar wed
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The COMPLIMENTS OF The EAsr.-Thc
following extracts Of letter sen. the proprietor
Of Cherry Pec,oral, from Ell HAssN, the ruling
Pasha Of Trebi 'ond, at Ezeroun, shows the pc
cularities Of Oriental courtesy:
To DR. j. c. AVER: the Chemis, Of rare learn
ing at L0WeN, ia Massachusetts, and the u.
States
Con Is GREAT FOREVER:
have received your letter Of atfectionate love,
with the present Of choice Essence in bottles hy
which your excellent skill teaches 10 cure the at
hiciions If my children.
As the life Of my children is more dear to me
than cameis aud gold, we shall pray for you in
our hearts when they are raised up from the tent
Of sorrow 10y this product of your deep learning
and beautiful wisdon.
For this Gift Of Love TO your friend, so distant
over many Seas. and for this rare invention of
your skill, may you be placed in such seats of
honor and dignity among the great in knowledge,
as should otrr 10 you III our ,on,nions.
Given in this Central City of our Power, by
express command cf
NESCiilD Ell. HAS AN PASlIA.
Ezroum, Ja,nad Avail, l2Cj. I. .f.t' "a
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gtSt 10 TIC tTEIItHs NJ NtTtHrTU
Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota the desrblity of their
entering largely into the cultivation of fruit
IL is we'll known fact that section of The country
better adapted for raising apples than the section Of
country before named; aud yet, how ltie produced
Apples hear cxtravagany high price, and
al that. Now is the time to remedy the evil. For
dollar two the nucleus of excellent orchard be
formed; and here where hand is cheap, who would he
without one! Now is the time to secd in orders
Such variety never before offered
When the selection of trees Is left TO self I shalt
Ill the order near as is coisstent but when have
the variety ordered, shall substitute such will
nearest to the ordered Orders filed in the order
they received, the opening Of navigation. Be In
time. Send in your orders.
II. M'LACAN, Agent IS
Orders for trees will be promptly attended to- eft at
the store Of r.. Mi.AGAN e. co,
26 Robcrts-street, Saint Paul.
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Tile VEiv Cf.EE pOOK

yBViE Alpine Clcc Book, by Win. u. Bradbury. is
u leading features are great variety At, new and
beautiful Swiss Melodies, aiso IIarmonfsed Alpine and
T; focse Meloies-the choicest yarss eSer preseatrd
To The American singers FIR sale Sy 30
Oct. 81 fset J. bRO0KEy.
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DAILY LINE
soMErrHINl: GOOD no np1xx

TAN always he found now at the Fremont House,
~ Bench Street, Saint Paul; sonnet thing smoke, a
good fire To sit by, and Whatever usually called r nj
well provided bar. People in travelling between the
landings, who get fntgucd, will find here a comfortable
place To rest IN their way.
November 2S, 1850. II. IT. DEYARMAN
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SUPPLIES FOR THE CUlPPEWAS.
g salel proposals will bc received by the Undersigned
- mtil 10, \, VI, May 1>t, 1851, for purchasing and
delivering the following articles the herein describe
places:
At SANDY LAKE..
1900 bushels Of Corn in sacks.
so bbls. of Mess Pork
At LAPoINTE, LAKE srPERIOR.
$50 bhls. superine Flour.
IS :! Mess Pork.
500 lbs OF Caycnish Tobacco.
$50 bushels coru in sacks
FoNp sUrERIoR.
eco bills. of Sspcrfnc Flour
loo Of Mess Pork.
500 bushels of Corn in sacks.
1000 lbs Of Cavcndish Tobacco
The above articles To be delivered follows, viz:
Al Sandy Lake. between the 18th Of May aud the 18th
Of July.
At iapointc and Fond du Lac before the lst of
June, 1851.
Bills bc endorsed "Surplics for the Chppcwas,"
TO he addressed tn the undersigned, and contain the
names of two responsible PERSONS who will become
surity for the faithful funent of the agreement in the
penal sum of Sic00.
J. s. WATROUS, Ind Sub. Agent.
Sandy Lake Sub. Agency, 10th Feb, ls5l
NoTE. Unreasonable bids will be entertained, aad
the surctes must attach their for the faithful fnl-
6lment Of the bids.
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enough: hut The sevea fishermen who wen,
oyl Cor fishes, viii not I've very likely To
come 10 next lime, either for Iuavcs or
hsnea
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For the fioncer

Thc f,iicwing swee, sianzas were written by a
a ,ouuS lady Of 81. Paul:
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GsaIeua ADVERTISEMENTS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. books
STORE
No. % Maip stresf, Galsna, HEh6a

No. % Main sfresf, Gaien6, HihSa.
Sc JOSHUA BR00kFs,
Dealer IN Ro0ks. Sfafiosfry 0ad Paper UaacfhEA,
HAVING jast completed MS fssf pusrEasts ~
III East, offers for the insptrtbn Of MI gersoHs
wishing 10 purchase either in large small quasities
cemplcse assortment OF SCHOOL, MIscELLAsko Law
AND MEDICAL Booss, Music Bchks. and Mnsraf iGsti,t
nsns, Blsnk books n quantity, ard made to order
nll standard works IN KptcAL +efrf
Their editions of Biilts asG irnyer Books, III
every variety Of size ard binding.
Country picschaIis, Public libfagss ard the traak
supplied on adv terms, aud the rte srbcs ally
NJ rs low rates any establishment in shc West.
~ Highest price Psid in cash es Rags. 'f.- fsl
"a .-.SCHO0Is Hooks. $40 -ass...si.s
NcGUFFEl's Eclectic Eanrrticnsl Series, consist
lFA ing Of Mrtidfeyss Ecicese frnef, Mst;Hf1esss
Eclectic Spelling Book Mosuhcy. Eclectic FIRST Read
er, Nc(;uf1es's Eclectic Second Res6rr, Mctunrys
Ecicfic Third Reader. Mct;uatyss Eclectic fssufh
Resacr, Met;ufsy's Eclectic Filth Reader.
The above popular works sold whoesalc AID setai by
a J. RROOKES. a.
NHfNNESOTA.-.Af r,.h supply Of Ne, lsoar's
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DIE D.,

Yesterday. in Saint Padl, of Inflammation of
The Lungs, Mr.. - Mason, WeIchman, aged
about 25 years.
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HOLM RHINKNIAN.

JOHN BRINkNIAN, s@sfs.s .
rs HEREBY announced az an independeut candidate
for building coamissfcser, at the riccton to b. h~ld
ON the tifh Of a pri, 1854. IL ~ =
March 2Q.--it
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M, T.. TRCETT.

No. 81 Levcc, GaIena, Illinois,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant, Dealer in rrt
duce, Tobacco Seyars, Domestic AID
Importcd Liquors.
Orders from Dealers aud co,tntry Merchants respect
fully solicited on board the steamer Nominee, by
2-52 w. YOUNG.
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I43 Wd'1-Sfreff, 81. I0ass, No.
WHOLESALE DEALERS ~ HATS, CAPS, DON-l
NETS AND Sr3AW-tstb0Ds, = s5s4g {
RE now receiving the largest stack of tirsc goods
IA ever before brought this fnufkct Having rrs-
dent partner east they have this facilities p,r-
chase and sclectic OF goods whrh They have be-
fore erjoyed; and will al all tilass be enabled osr
their friends, and country merchants generally, ARTICLES
IN their line VI The fasionab style, aud prices
which fail to suit. Tirr assortment consists In
mn nsf oloNs
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SHINGLES,

A TRiME ARTICLE of shaved inc Shingles, made
IN On purpose. Warranted full CONT. aud Of the hest
quality. Made by the subscriber Zig. Eye Doliv-
cred in ST au where wanted, at $3.50 per thousand.
Inquire cf w. II. Forbes.
April IA, 1851. FRANCIS DOUBAW.
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NOTICE.
ENI.FEIT & BROTHERS having disposed Of their en-
H lire stock of gOols, desire all persons ndebtrd to
them book otherwise call imc,liarl, and SET
tie their accounts.
All persons having claims against them, requested
to present them for settlement.
They take this aston express their thanks for the
heretofore generously extended to them, ar
inform their friends, that during the fall
they intend again tn open and splendid assortment
of goods, selected expressly for this market
March 25th.--it
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-04-17
ERI-IT TREES.

THE SUBSCRIBER, agent for the 81. Al
bans Nursery, Hancock Co, Illinois, is
prepared to iiIl orders tn any amount, IL
the choicest and most hardy variety Of
Apple-Trccs. He would respectfully sng,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-04-17
"a BBtYU N(UOOL MIS-

g ABBATIi School Gems ~ Music af,a Poetry nv J:
- * A. crt.shank. No selection tf Sallaih Sshosl
Music better please chidren Han It's. FIRE ~
crslis or three dollars u dozen, sold by
octsI J. gROOKEs, SO Msia-st;