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fSurxiea, or Mechanical. tnitbfnuy performed)
Nay .ADONTINE- is the best srticIe ever prepared
lVN for cleansing and preserving the Teeth-2' cents
and 50 cents per box The ndian SPECIFIC Is warranted
~ cure every IT Tocthsohe arising from ucera
fcr-J0 cents each via'. JARVIS, Dentist.
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CDAWIS.

KHCE HAVE in store one Of the largest stocks u
w Shawls ever brought 10 this marsei, composed
mostly Of the celebrated Bay State Long Shaws, some
very ne anu recommended for their comfort and dnra
biljtv Also Cloth silk, and Cashmere Square ShsWls
Galena, Sept. 1850. WOODS HOUSE q 90
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AN APPROPRIATE NEyV-YEAR


USA GOOD DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESS hand
Il somely colored in fine for 81. Twu heads upon
plate, S2,Se. Splendid gold and pearl embossed,
sstiH, velvet and morocco cases. suitable for family
groups. Views Of stores residences churches public
buildings, scenery Indian groups &c, Paintings
Daguerreoypes accurately coriedthe batter large
copy adapted to a ocket, breach lingering.
Charges unusually low. JARVIS, Artist,
Eff Gtreaf Iacl
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4 d alifornia stump Speech.

Republicans and FeHe'c Suffer
rrs 4 avn plain an modest mati, bora ~
~, exrly oeriod of my eyistence-wtich
.,,p7t evtnt occurred at home one night
,vn,,e Il mother was out have strug-
,,.ed fra | the obscuriiy, To which nm uiicAy
e,a. ,iaij ln,omed me, till ] have risen like
t. bright. .xha alton il the evening, to the
vrry -u,n,it OF human greatness and grand
ear. a., coleman, profess no principles
.,lfastens ely, have none. On tie unhap-
9. 3-eistla Of my birth. a dismal and mel
al.b ,nln, clorhed ia the somlrs hue'
s. m5lri:iag, snapped me away for another
r,hr, atai subsequent, lost me at raf's.
sal cvesN! But who can control his fate !!
We .ss .he creatures of desliny--'there is a
di,m.'y stha, shapes our ends. rough hew
thea as he will.,'
=" gat intended by nature for great
Siats.g;,s. Had lived in the days Of Han
,i6si : ould huve beaten that great chief
tain ir crossing the Alps; and it is dead
rsrtain .ilng that | could have siistancec
C5ttgz j crossing the Isthmus. He never
,.eriBf,nfd the feats did; he never came
"a ;be .Ghagres river in canoe, with a
deaf an dumb, 'fo:nbre,' without red
cent Of change of Summer apparel. But
heht heart and thin pair of breeches,
re, iue:sily through the world.'
Sir, every man who has come here
is p Columbus! lie comes to discover new
dzgDgs. | am Columbus! was dead
histe &C home as Columbus was, and have
GONE olsg her to strike a new vein. But
s 1oi going to the mues, Oh, no. You
ao.'i ca;ch me up to my wais. in ice water,
stb u Juvenile pckaxe and an incipien'
az M-bIr. liboring under sun of one
A4adred degrees in the shade. 10 dig ont the
~ ty lucrc. No, sir an no, d ,wa that low.
) mars LaBoR-it was an invention To vex
mankind. ! prefer an Office, one that is
llrratlve and not iaborious; what you call a
a'necur. And if cannot ret one myself, !
wii 20 IN for any maa viii divide on the
r a ,egai. AMI no splits
''Sir, where will you find n
country ike this: Talk not of the oriental
cutsnou mes. Of Eastern counties. Tell us
NOT - he fairy scenes which poets, who
reyei ir the great warm bath of heavenly
imaeins ions, paint, wi.h golden pens, on
leaves f satin. The description of this
seauIjl; country, should he written with
Inc gold IN wand of an angel dipped in the
soltu.J Jays of the sunbeam upon the blush
inr aHl:slelicate surface OF a ro>e-leaf. Ex-
cuse me. gentlemen, fercepi only the rainy
season nd The time rhen The dust flies.
~ G: love our native iand-we honor her
flg. ani would no; rob the Custom House
It ne hai a fait show. But Co1gre E, uust not
,lut On apy airs, or we will take charge of
re = 10, on House and Post Office and make
q great inuss generally These are my sen.
tuueH'. gentlemen. lf;hey don't admit US
int0 INA Union, we will hurst opon the
CIsiom House and admit all liquors Fl ea of
dnty. And now, with parting hes sing
upon ihe girls we left behind Us, ana the
boVs ;ybo are Gaming after It's, we will! adj
lourl auh take a private drink
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BOUNTY LAND.

NN +. MNhHAf Is prepared 10 give lnstrurtiofs,
W. and prepare the necessary proofs in order to
obi sin the land the soldiers of the of 1914
and the Indian wars under The late Of Congress ef
flee on Third street. 2-3l
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SALTWATER House.

Main street, Saltwater, Minnesofd Territory
RksA l.. BCFORD having taken oharfe Of this we'll
1SII14 known Hotel, and entirely reitied and reno
lxs waited it, is prepared 10 receive ana entertain
his friends and the public BY assduoGs attention to the
of his guests he hopes TO merit liberal patronage
ny Baggage taken to and from the House free OF
chsrse SIT
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e. s. NEWELL.

Tin. Shest-Iron and C3pPer Uorker,
H EEPs always on hand, his msDuisctory Third
IN near Roberts Street, st. Paul general :ssort-
nent OF Tuware Sleet-fron aud COPPER Camp Kettles
-aisa does order such Roofing Eve-troughs,
Conductor md the various other kinds OF werk IN his
lire besides Zinc, Jappancd LAMPS Candle Sticks,
Spttoons &c., well assorted lot OF Stoves OF
various patterns. 2-S9.
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ms IIE A. REYNOLDS.

S.rSeon Dentists, Dabugs, loWa.
vWTOiIJD respectfully inform the citizens Of Saint
w ppu, Saint Anthony, and saltwater, that one
az ,hao will spcpd few weeks in each place semi
ycnrIv (sprnc and Fall for the practice OF their pro-
fes.ie and ali DESTROYS Of Dental operations may rely
nm ,heir punctuaiity Their will be tery moe
crate and an failures repaired gFstis
ID. B. LEE,
n ~ C. IREYNOLpS
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ESTRAY.

S.tTRAyED FROM the subscriber Section 3, about
- miles north Of ST Paul, about the 25th OF last Oco-
ber Yoke of large brnde CATTLE about DID,
Of which has white star in his forehead and brass
bell his neck; the other has white lace and the right
horn broken partly off ANY information concerning the
said will be thankfl. received and literally
warded by the owner, by Rogers Il Coulter st. Paul.
January l. ISL. VIM. MURRAY
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Mere New Books at % Main Street.

Bayard Taylor's New Work Oh California-Ei-
dorado, or Adventures in the Path Of Empire.
Deck and Port, or incidents Of Cruise to Cali
ifornia-by Rev. Walter Cotton.
Los Gsingos, or inside View Of Mexico and Cali
formally Lieut.. Wise, U SN
Evenings at Woodlawn-by Mrs. Ellct
Women Of the Revolution, vol. 3-by Mrs. Ellie!
Greenwood Leaves-by Grace Greenwood.
Historical Studies--by G w Greene.
Frontenac, Metrical Romance--by 4. Street.
Talbot Vernon, a tale Of Circumstan:ial Evidence
Ways Of the Hourly Cooper.
The Battle Summer-by Ike Marvel.
Poems and Prose Wrtings--by r II Dana.
People Have Met-by N p Willis.
Redwood-by NJ Sedgwick.
Life of Empress Josephine--by Headley.
The World as it Moves, vols.
Memoirs Of Marie Antoinette.
Scarlet Letter--by Hawthorne.
Works of Edgar A Poe, vols
Headley's Mscellanies, 8 vols.
Sold by J. BROOKES, Galena.
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So. PATI. LITERARY CLUB.

IL PAV Il
The regular meetings of this Club VIII be held every
Friday evening, in the Lower SchoolHouse, at l-l
O'Clock. The question for the next discussion is
Which the greater iuuence Learning or Money
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
Jan l5 j. X. BREW SrER, Sec'y.
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srAcE AcciDENT.-On Sunday morning at
shout o'clocs, The Augusta mail stage was up
>-; ahosii twp miles this side Of North Dixmont.
}7,r -o,sch was wheels AMI was heavily load
Sd up with boxes besides being full Of passen-
2e". ne driver, Mr.. Libby, who has the rcpu-
II''oa g being very careful man, very Sc
rer.y ia,ureI and was taken up insensibie and
continued Sc several hours. Mr.. Gilman Harr-
man also much injured, having bone Of his
ayn tr:len and receiving i GU; on his head. All
the otter passengers were more or less bruised.
INT har7es becoming detached from the coach by
The frsciiing, win the forward wheels
nearly i'm miles before they brought up in ditch.
\ hoa'' was luckily near the spot of the accident,
IN which The injured persons were provided for.
\ sor. e sled being rugged up, they all came on,
reaching here with the mai, yesterday noon, hav-
ing hne: detained nine bonrs The load where
The dis:ster occurred was, with its present icy
state ytry dangerous to wheeled carriages. The
grcal load on the top was undoubtedly the Cause
Of he sccident.--tBangor Mercury, Dec. 9.
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In offering the community this justly celebrated
remedy for disease of the and lungs is our
wish tribe with the lives health of the aifcte but
frankly lay before them the opinions of distinguished
aud some of the evidences Of its success, from
which thsy Judge for themselves. We sincerely
pledge ourselves make wild false
Of its efficacy will hold out any hope TO
suffering Humanity which facts will not warrant.
Many proofs are here given and solicit an inquiry
from the public into all publish feeling assured they
will find them perfectly reliable and the medicine worthy
their best confidence and patronage.
FROM BENZ. sILLlMAN, NJ D., l. l.. D., ETC,
Professor Of Chemistry, Mneraogy, &c., Yale College
Member of the 1t Hist Med. Phil and Scien Socioties
of America and Europe.
81 deem the CHERRY PECToRAL an admirable
composition from of the best articles in the Mate
RIA Nedca ana very effective reedy for the class Of
diseases II is iitented TO cure"
New Haven, c., Nov !, ls49.
PROF. CLEAVELAND, of Bowdoin COLLEGE Me-
Writes"I have witnessed the effects Of your CHER
Rf PICTORIAL in my family and thai of nv
friends ana its gives me satisfaction staie in its favor
netiy successful ia curing diseases of the throat and
lungs"
REV DR. OsGoOD
Writes--"That he considers the CHERRY PECTO-
RAJ the best medicine for Pulmonary Affections ever
given TO The public" and states that 'his daughter after
beng Obliged to keep the four months with a
we're settled cough by raising of blood night
sweats, and the attendant symptoms Of Consum ptioR
1t
had completely recovered"
HEAR THE PATIENT.
DIR. Ayes-Dear Sir: For two years was afflicted
VIII very severe cough, accompanied by splitting OF
blood and profuse night By the advice of my at
tending physician, induced to use your CHERRY
fECrORAL. ard continued TO do so till I considered
myself cured, and ascribe the effect your prepare
JAMES RANDALL.
Hampton S. Springfield Nov. ~, 1919.
This day appeared the above named James Randall
and pronounced the above statement in every
pect.
LORENZO NORTON, Justice.
THE REMEDY THAT CURES
Portland, Me Jan. 10, l547.
DR.. Aver have been long afflicted with AstAnd,
which grew YEARLY until last autumn, il brought
on cough, which confined me to my chamber and
gan to assume the charming symptoms of consumption
had tried the best advice and las best medicine TO 10
purpose, until | used your CHERRY PICTORIAL
which has cured me, and You may well believe me.
Gratefully yours, j. ID. PHELPS
II there is any value III the judgement of the WISE
who speak from experience, here is medicine worthy
of the public confidence
1T Prepared by J. c. Aver, Chemist, Lowell, Mass
ana sold IN ST Paul. 1T n. BARRIERS.
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THE NEW GEE ROCK

TENiE Alpine Glee Book, by VIM. L. Bradbury. IL
IL leading features great variety OF new ant
beautiful Swiss Melodies Also Uarm0niset Alpine
Tyrolese Melodesihe choicest variety presented
10 the American singers, for sale ry
Oct 81 ] DRODNFS
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MANY soLEs WILL BE SAVED
MIR. HIGHW ARDEN,

n
ATE from the st. Croix, gives notice to the bearded
people Of St Paul, that he has opened the
Third street corner of Minnesota; lately occupied by
Nathan Hale James lor for the practice
Of the tonsoria in all its varieties and ramCati
including plain aud ornamental shaying also hair dress
ing, capillary amputaton aud shampooing.
Mr. IL. begs leave TO give the following references
Hon. Theophilus Karbunkle Willowriver; Col. James
Hughes Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Surveyor
of Lumber, &c, Wiilownver; His Exceency, Isaac
Young President Of the Bank OF 81. Croix St Panl.
aud Is Others including members OF Congress, and
e governors. 2-34
ETNA FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Incorporated, May, 1919.
TINE undersigned having been appointed agent Of this
Il old and responsible Company, prepared 10 take
risks at reasonable rates other reliable Com
pany.
The reputation of tho "Etna Co" is widely known
that Of other in the United States, and perhaps
The Company has had its share with Others,
of prosperity and vicissude and while has been for
80 dispensing "ad and comfort the unfor-
iunate, clsmant has been asked defer a
ment for want of means.
The undersigned Is prepared to give satisfactory evil
dence of stability and prompness i'm the adjustment
of losses. Apply to r. X. NELSON, Agent.
ST. Paul, INV. "a, 1850.
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i New York correspondent OF the Albany Reg
iztcc. ditcussing The articles OF the London Times
IN tle I'd mama, says:
The ines torgeis tina; the grea, British public
Ycccp.eJ lie dwarf, TomThrnb, from the same
sho', man, and under his auspices gave that poor
hl,ic ,,arc such welcome of praise and gum
e.s 10 drive fine artist, (negected) the late
Hi!lia az lIayden---to the taking Of his own life
10 Gel ct of a community wheFe So little discriu-
i,.at,o', am art was shown, as TO prefer iusus
HN-re to an historical painter. We had you
;heFa, Il Truepenny.
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up tAYZE.S Family Medicines cons;.

~ Janye's Expectorant, Chronic Vermlfuge,
Alternative, American HaiT-Dye, Carminaii,
BaIsam, Sana,ive Pills Ague Pills e. Hair Tonic.
For sale at the corner of Third and Roberts
street, ST. Paul. by j. ". SIMPSON, Agent.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

AT OS Nam Street, tfGierd, mHs1
TIME Subscriber would respectfully inform his old
l. and the public generally that he has
moved into the brick STORE No. 81 of Main and
Green streets opposite Crawfords Drug Store, where
he WILL heretofore keep constantly hasd general
assortment Of BOOKS and STATIONERY, wholesale
and retail, at lowest possible prices.
March 1850 j BRO0KES.
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30 bbls. GREEN APPLES, received and for sale
$50 very iev By l.. RoBEkft.
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ST. PAUL HAT AND CAP STORE.

On Bench Nfect, Relr The Lotrer DanGittg
Id WEST NcCLOUU begs leave uforIn the ct-
d es ,ens OF -. Paul snd the public of Minnesota
generally that he has just received large and well
sorted STOCK of Hats and Caps Of the latest STYLES which
he is prepared sell for cash far lower than goods
the Kind Offered in this market. Having
large stock hand be offer his goods at wholesale
prices low be bought in the St Louis mar
kct Country merchants wishing to purchase, will find
il to their interest 10 give him n call.
N b. Hats purchased at this establishment, ironed
free of charge.
St Paul. November %, 1880. e-s.
SLEIGH BELLS! SLEIGH Bk,iL.S!.
BEAUTIFUL Assortment both loose and on straps.
m for sale cheap for cash al the
ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE.
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LOGS GROUND INTO BUILDING MA.


~ TIE Yse of that pyaitoe motirc poucr the Horse
TnNiE BARNES, at their Single LGth ard Claphoard
Il Mandatory, north Of the new baptist Church. In
St. Paul. ready TO furnish such building materials
Shingles a'hs and Claboards, promptly, n such prices
will diminish the of building in town, nearly
hblr Call in and We grhding logs Int
houses, every day except sundays 2-24
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ngGGOII-TUnN

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership lately
1 v existing between William Derocher and Louis +.
Paul. under The If Deroshcr and Paul
OIL the 2sh day o September last, by mutual consent
Louis t. Paul is authorized 10 settle all debts due the
firm. WILLIAM pEROCHER,
October 3, is5e. LOUIS L. PAUL. a-M
WALK IN AND SEE TIE MAMMALS.
NJ PRESLEY has rem owed to his old stard on Third
d. Street where he has just received a lew supply
Of Chiurcns' TOYS Indian Beads, Jeweiry, New Brass
Clocks. Razor strops. Shaving Soap. Ia.,irs' Hair
Combs Steel Beads, Twist, Trimmings for work hays
Medals for Children, Work Bags, Hacking. Rlsckng
brushes Play Cards, Butcher Knives, Fishing Tackle,
Fire Works OF all sorts and general stock fer Tcdcrs.
lie Is aMANIFACTURER Of every variety Of
Cigars snd dealer in Tobacco, Snuff Pipes, &C. being
Supplied with the choicest assortment, which will be
sold remarkably ow Cor cash. He also keeps fot sale
wholesale and RETAIL any quantities of Mess and Prime
Fork, White BeaDs, Corn Mes SaperIDe Flour GreeG
APPLES Ruckwhes Flour, Onions, Irish ard SWEEP po-
tatoes Cheese, Fresh Butter, Candies, SOAP Starch
aIeratus Sugar, Msckercl, Cranberes Cove oystevs,
Sardins, Matches, Backing Baskets Looking Classe,,
Gloves, Mittens, lmpoT ted Spanish Smoking and ScaTfs
lsti Tobacco, Oats, Mberasins. Concb Shells &c.
SIX HUNDRED KINDS OF TOYS FOR
CHILDREN.
This Is the largest assortment noit Of Saint Louis.
Also, Pecan, Brazil, Almonds and Pea Nuts Candies,
Cakes. Crackers, Bears Oil, Rosemary, Ox-marrow
and Perfumery Jewery, Rings, Pencils, Pistols Pei
cussion Caps, Spittoons, &C
Also, the best quality nj CaveGdish Tobacco ever
brought into town.
Nh. He manufactures Cigars Of the best Havana
robarco, md csn sell them as low they he Hi-
f,rded any where in the United States He won.d be
clad 10 have a call from his friends in country
who have purchases 10 make
NJ Call where the wooden Negro stands sentry at
CT door, and buy little cheaper foT cash than
shy where else in st. Paul. So
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BIBLES AND PRAYER BNOkN.
DAGSTER'S Com rehfnsive Bible Large Quarto
GD Bible; Foiyglot Bibes Paragraph Bibles; Cottage
Bible; Sabbath School Bibles, with Maps; also, Pray
Books, bound every varietyn morocco velvet, calf
and sheep clasp and aiu prices ranging from 81 l2
cents to SIS for sale at the Galena Book Store by
Oct. 81. J. BROOCHES.
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FoT SAFE AT SEsRGEN1S.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Ut has been rumored generally among my friends
throughout the country that was not keeping Public
House and that had changed my business which is
true. wish to inform my old friends and the travelling
community that am prepared To accommodate all who
may favor me with call, and with good nnoda-
tons any house in Swater My bar is well supplied
with the best of good liquors. oysters, CIGARS &c NY
stable is well supplied with hay, and All ask
is, when they stop you at the door OF the Minnesota
House. and tell you that the Saltwater House is shut up
60 come and see for yourselves.
L. BUFORD.
Saltwater House, December :, 1850.
MANY SOLES WILL BE SAVED
EyY purchasing your boots and shoes, for yourselves
10 and your families, of Hugh MCann, who makes
them order and upon honor, Of the best stock that
be purchased in market expressly for customers,
who expected to come again and buy more of the
Sort His shop is now in the building lately
pied law office, by Rice & Becker, Bench Street,
where customers, Instead of chen,s, may DC suited.
still, If You please,
Bring your fees.
o-3f HUGH N'CANN
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THE SPANISH HiDAL.GO,

NXTIIIIAM ARMSTRONG, bcgs leave respectfully
w to announce to the public that he has had IA
cs from the Central House the upper end of SAINT
Paul. and has opened suit of door west of
the Ocean Wave" where he will continue 10 practice
onsorials, shampooing haTcGttpg and shaving in
~ branch of the profession.
n. B. Capillary amputation performed, if desired,
under the influence OF choroform.
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Galema aboerttspxents.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOK
gTDRE.
No. % lNafa street, t2ufend, Rifa0is.
InaIIIrA punf1E CD

No % Nam erect, Gdfend, WfU0N.
JOSHUA BROOkESy
Dealer in Books, ytaffonsry and Paper HanginSs,
HAVING just completed his Fall purchases in the
East, offers for the inspection OF all persons
wishing purchase either In large or small qnaatities
complete assortment Of SCHOOL, MISCELLANEOUS, Law
AND MEDICAL Books, Music Books, and Musical lnstru-
ments, Flank books in any quantity and made TO order
all standard works In rHEoLOSItaL AND MEDICAL sci
EscE. Their editions of Bibles and Prayer Buoks In
every variety of size and binding,
Country merchants, Public Libraries and the trade
supplied Ambiguous terms and the public generally,
at low rates any establishment in the Vest.
HIGHEST nrce maid 10 en- l IN
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INNOVATION WANTED.
SHOULD this meet the eye Of Robert Albert PLAY fair
- civil Engineer and Surveyors should any who
give Information to his present address ploy
mcnt, read this; they will confer favor his anxious
friends by addressing letter post paia TO r. Play
fair Esq, Devonsiire place. North Ne" Road London
England
TAhEN UP.
LNiVE months ago by the subscriber AT the Two
Il Mounds the river ST. CroiX in Washington Co.
black and white calf, year old last spring. Tho
owner is requested &c. FELIX DlTTCE.
AN ESTRAE.
ENAME into the enclosure Of the Subscriber at his
NJresidence below Pigs Eye, the 10th Of Dec. bay
stud colt three old last spring about IL hands high
with white spot over the ewes. The owner will &c,
JOHN BATISTE DENOYER.
ENTR CAPS, FUR GLOVES. &c. Also,
n Cloth Caps-being goods Of the finest description.
For sale at SERGENT's.
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L. ROBERTS

/. ROBERTS.
CORNER OF WATER AND JACKSON SITS,
rs offering for sale large and beautiful
L. assortment Of
DRY GOOD
Consisting in part Of Cullcoes, Sheetng, Shirt
nsS, Mousn de lanes, Silks, Alpacas, Broad
cloths, Cassmeres, Satinets, Jeans, Vestings,
Coat Trimmings, L'Hseys,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
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Daily Newspaper in Saint Paul,

payable in advance. To defray the great ex'
pense Of this enterprise the Publisher hopes 10 bs
sustained by the liberal and united patronage O
all the friends Of the Territory.
JAMES NJ. GOODlitE.
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SABBATH SCHOOL Music.
SABBATH school Gems Of Music and Poetry by J
~ d A. Cruikshark. No selection of Sahbsth School
Music can better please children than this. Price 30
cents, or three dollars a dozen, sold by
oct3l J BROOKES, % Main-st
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NEW STORE.
FH0iE Subscriber would respectfully announce TO the
u citizens OF Saint Paul and vicinity, nv he w.
received and is now opening splendid " 'a7es
direct from New YORK; consisting prt 10 sf.-
Goods and Clothing, Drugs and Medt -. y,. f,..
Queensware, Hardware and Cutlery, Hats and { s.
Bounets and Hosiery, Boots and Shoes Glass and Nails
together with lnrre Of country made Flanncs Jeans
Iiaseys and Socks; all of which will be sold low for
cash, OF In exchange for country produce.
L. NJ SPENCER.