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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-23
TAKEN UP.

EzsrN DAYS ago by the subscriber his premises
lilies above Fort Snolling the cast side OF the
Msisspp river, yoke of about FIVE years oil.
iindie the smallest steer with a whitcspot on the
rsaF The owner is requested to prove property pay
,ia- ss.s and take them away. NM. FINN.
uci 10, 1851. se.t
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GALENA STORE,
BY
w. II, Stiltman Il Co.

XNyOUID respect fully inform the citizens Of Saint
Wv Paul ard vicinity, that they have opened in the
lower fresh and well selected stock OF Groceries,
which supplied every week from Gaena and st.
Louis; and which they pledge themselves Ia SCH for cash
low We bought north OF Goiern. Those desIr-
of buying retail will find il their advantage 10
call and examine their prices. l #f..
Constantly on lsud-Butter, Cheese. Pork Fish, SUI
gars, Teas Coccs and all al ticles found in this line
IA genuine article OF Family Flour constantly on
hand. Il ~ w. r. vi. Il Co.
Saint Paul, Ang. %, 1851. tt -..... -
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+. s. NEW ELL,
Commission .iserCh


A Nd Dealer III Foreign aid domestic Ilardw arc,
"A Cook, parior and heating stoves of all kinds,
lccicL from the Troy Cincinnati and ST. LOUIS markets,
comprising the varied assortment oil double
stoves aud ranges, the Eastern market affords Hollow
ware, kettles, pots, ovens sklets, furnaces S ing pans,
waffle irons, els toass, Dc. s.+1
AlsoFaHins utensils, pluughs, cradles rahGs, hoes,
shoyels thes, snatis saws, sad irons zinc,
spring balances coice mills wire. nails, lacks, &c.
JapaDed ware OF all kinds, lamps and candss,eks, OF
BRASS iron and lin; buttana and ktcasa tea aud
coffee pots Spoons ladies' sBmeTs. Tea, coffee and
boSes scrub, Hacking aud Other brushes, hydraulic
apparatus; well, cistera and house pnmPs os all sizes;
lead pipe, sheet, bar and pig lead, &c, &C.,
my stand Third, Roberts street, Saint Paul,
Minnesota. sgs.s ui-. .sr. a-at us i. 8 n.
September /, 1851. wsg 2e-if
AYSTEHS, OYSTER SOCP, sARDiNEs.
aud other eatslsles-- sls, ralaiHble FLUIDS, al
Monts Oyster saloon, o2pesile the AIneTicn iipusc
ssaint F3,l. $500 p ttf t.. 40" t''f
The subscriber has fitted MP the establishment, wit so'
reference to expense, expressly pleasant retreat
where "soiethh soodi be had, quietly and
fa1tshly TO e,i 20 drink, or 20 smoke.
/ fss, NoveIs Der, Iss50. ~ tf y. MONTf. Or
nNEEDS OF WARRANTED, 0UITCLAIM AMI
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SrRAYED.

VyoUR Oxen belonging to the Lower Saw Min. Two
II Of them red and white, oue Of which has very
large horns The tfd is black with white belly, and
large horns. The fourth, belly and back white, sides
brown forehead partly white. liberal reward viii be
paid b, the subscriber 10 .ae person who viii deliver
them all any Of them.
.Is % CHARLES II. OkKES,E
~. iI SEQ iga- Lower Saw Mill, st. Paul.
Oct. ? lo5I. sj-tf
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GEoRGE BURTON Z CO.,
G.. II. WEST, el,1
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Merchant.

On The Lepee, Dubuque, Ioua.
XXIHOLESAIE and Retail dealer in Foreign and Do
w nestle Frriis, Cardies, Nms, Spices Family Gro
ceres, Produce and Provisions Ornamental aid Fruit
Trees, Plants EvcrGreens, shrbbcry Grass, Garden,
and Flower Seeds, &c, &c.
n. B.-Scamboats, hotels, and private families, fur
nishcd with good articles the lowest market prices,
and delivered free OF charge
Dubuque, Iowa, May 2lst, 1851. Gift
V1NllE undersigned would Inform the public generally,
- that he has strorg and permanent enclosure with
The necessary sheds aud ccomnolaons, adjonihg his
Warehouse At the Steamboat Landing in Dubuque for
the convenience OF those having cattle horses, sheep,
hogs 10 ship 10 or from this point a<o, for the accom-
mediation OF farmers ad Others coming this city
with loaded wagons. Hay and grain kept constantly
hand, for sale at reasonably low prices. e
Dubuque, Iowa, May 2lst, is5l. rs'r sa' 6--T
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ST. PAUL HARDwAREs STORE.

Sls IA L. IL A Il B w IA r. SIpRE
On Third Street, tso doors beioc Watoshac
yHNIiE Subscribers having received large additions to
n heir former stock and assortment are prepared 10
hlrnisi, any articles IN the HARDWARE line at small
advance on Eastern prices. W. shah always keep on
hand large stock Of
Bench and moulding Planes Socket d irimer chsels,
Hand. panel and rip saws, Gouges, rules N square
Compass, ttnonA webb do Guages and beNils
AIDES hammers and hatchets, ! un.b aud Levels,
Anglers, braces and bits Wood&iroh bench screws,
Chalk lines, spools, etc. etc.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS.
Locks catches and bolts House bells ard carriages
Butts and screws, all sizes, Hooks staples, padoc
Bell pulls and door knockers i.at and coat hooks etc.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Shovels spades and hoes, Forks and grain cradles,
Rakes, ties and sratis, Garden rakcs, hoes,
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Mil and saws, Nails, braas and spikes
Axe sand axe heiycs, Stone hammers and picks,
Cast steel, all sizes, Nattocks and wedges,
Blister aud Gernan do do, Iron wire, ell Sizes
Ok. log and chains, Iron rvGts and kettle ears
An,ils and hammers, Well wheels, jack screws,
Cow sheep and bells, GFindstoncs friction rollers
Wrought nails steel ards. Hooks and hinges washers
Circular SAWS all sizes, Bake ovens skiiets, etc.
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
Iames, pad trees etc., Brass und sIlv ornaments,
Roller buckles, harness do, Brass halls, roscttes,
Brass pad hooks and terrcts, Snaers and muieen bits,
Jal'd do do do SNivcls and pad screws,
Brass and silvd rings, Thr e3d avis vanish, etc
Jspd rein and breast snaps, Brass and iron srrups
HOUSEKEEPING HARDNVA AR E:.IOOK-
ING GLASSES. LAMPS, FANCY
GOODS, &c, dc.
Tabls&,essert knves& forks Sad irons and stands,
Plated forks d butter knives Boilers and saucepans,
do table aud spoons, Brass kettles pie plates,
BriItaaia and iron do DO, Dust pans, spittoons,
Blasting spoons and ladies', Brass, iron japd caHdks
Cake turner's, waffle t,Hs Walters brdA sGllcr trays
Spring balances chop knives Curtain pins bands
Looking glasses, all sles, Iapiherns and Lard lamps
Solar Lamps, do do Brassei1on saov'ls& toDgs
Side and hanging, do, BrittaDil ware,
Tea bells, selves. etc, Gridirons and tea kettles,
Wood saws and chop'g axes Coffee mills, etc.
Pen and pocket knives, Shaving soap, brushes, etc
Eazors, scissors and shears, Combs, pUIscs. etc,
Powder hcrus TASKS, etc, Spectac'es, etc,
Bullet muGlcs, gun tubes. 't
SLEIGH BELLS. SLEIGH BELLS:
Martiugalc straps, 80 bells, Double body straps,
do do % do, single do do
Neck DO rough ard polished, Loose bells, all sizes.
IL As we are determined 10 sell low for Cash only,
facilities for obtaining goods in the Eastern markets
VIII enable to ocr Inducements to pu haseis that
cannot be found elsewhere. ...f
J. McCLCUD, Jr., II co.
ST. Paul, Oct. 2. 1851 2i-6m.
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ST. PAUL
IIiTSAND CAP STORE

On TAird street, tire doors tetow Wabashaw.
F3NiE subscriber having just received his Fall stock
n of HATS II CARS, wonh call the attention OF
purchasers larger and better selected assortment of
2aos IN his line, than be loaI norih OF ST. Loas
he woad invite PaTtieulur stcptien 10 his ,-lt s.
* Ia FALL STYLEa OF HATS ~
which in firm, finish, and teAtare. has beea
eqaalled by anytliDg hitherto ohecedJn this market.
He has also hcnnt fol aid extensive assorintnt of
GAPS, among which msy he foand the following: W
Caun,bia Siih Caps ~ SILK Plush Caps.
Pocket 40 do Drab do do do
Jenny Lind do do Mohar DO do
Army do do Velvet do do
Minneso,s do - do Fine Otter do
do Flash TrimIaed, Russian do do
Military Cloth Caps with co.ers Sea do DO
Navy do do Drab Oregon do
Jenny Lind do .sf' Spanish Seal do
Youths' Fancy do Hair do 90 b
Chidrcn's do do
do do Nelvet.
All Of which he offers for CASH at a small advance
OF Eastern prices. ls, .
n. B-IIats purchased this establishment, ironed
free Of charge. X. WEST McCiOUD.
st. Paul, October 2, 1851. 2i-6m.
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Wholesale * Retail Fancy Dry Goods
House, on the Stewart Plan;
FAIRCHILD & cox,
sc Main Street, Gaieaa


HAVE JUS, opened ard daily III receipt OF the new
IN est fash onablo styles of rich Dry Goods
consisting Of Silks, Shawls, Bareges De Laines Popl-,
&c. House heerns articles, such Carpets, Mating,
&c. Of The approved st, les and newest patterns
Uosier, and Gloves and in TACT everything 10 the way VI
Dry Goods Their stock OF nc goods is iaI and equal
in quality and prices sny thing in ST Louis or Eastern
markets The shopping community Of Minnesota are
respectfully solicited examine this Stock consisting in
part Of
Rich broc ade silk shawls Dress Goods.
" white and cora crupe do Rich chain silks,
/" Rrocade Hermann do stripe q -
F" ohaDgeable siib do =" " snslmcr -
Broc ade silk scarfJ, g TuTc sailns.
/" colored and black 6 " Black gro &c Fhre,
white lace Chan ,eablc instres
EEibt oidercG liner hdkfs, silk tissues,
cuffs -., " ,t.eIascires,
s. cellars. Cham bcTagcs,
I" under sleeves Bcsuge rlusiin de faine,,
Chimizetts, &c, 1fifft French aconets,
Rich bonnet ribbons, -fg striped poplins, "
(" changeabc do do Water'd poplins, a.. &c.
CARPETS, french chntz,
Tapestry Brussels, = Dotted IN ous!airs. &c &c.
Three DIV. ..a ssd asi Piintot lawns, 'itfs.
"s'@' "Ni FAiKCHup q cox,
- OF t'~- 'ii So Main street, Gaiena =
Nav IL, 1881. ' esl.@ot.@s 81 afs -. "a g
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Galema ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIQUORS, cRoCERIEs. &C.. &c,

THviE subscribers have just opened In their New stors
on the site Of their old stand Ne sc l.. wee Steam.
boat landing Gslena, Illinois, fa!l assortment o choice
aud flesh goods, well selected in Boston, New york aud
low and az prices making the advantage Of dsnIcrs
to tay ofas IN prescrenee Of any otfT5 market Orr
iiiors and Wines pure and genuis,s aRd IS, sr:h
thfs Will be sold, -, q. k.s.s -. a 49,, =
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GSTATIONERY of every description, viz: Letter, bill
- cap note printing and fancy papers: Bristol an6
perforated board drawing and tracing paper lopes
PLAN and embossed visiting cards; drawing and writing
pencils; gold pens; Gillot's aEd other steel pens pen
holders sealing wax; inkstands waters; states; ink
blank, account check and memorandum books; pOckei
books card cases; portfolios; writing books; together
with large assortment Of fancy articles For sale by
Galesa, Oct. l6, ,ls5l.@assin bss sv1J esq %
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FURNEEI II f..
T.. Il. PRICE.

HaLASTERER, can be found near the corner Of JACK
x son and Sixth streets, the lower shinglc mill
T.. g. r. has served regular apprenticeship AT the bns
Of pasterirg and believe he give entire safis
faction to thcse who may employ him. in any branch
his business.
=. S.-Two good jourEcypen arc wanted immediately
ST. raul Aug H. IS5i. II
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THE AMERICAN SALOON.

A I the upper end Of Saint Paul, is now Kept by
"A BRAWLEY a. HARDY who have furnished their
Bar with the best liquors and cigars, that be pur
chased in North America. The Billiard Table and Bow
ling Aey will be constantly kept in good running order.
june ~, 1851. 9-u
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REMOVAL OF MILLINERY ESTA Il
q. l.
GIVE A BIT OF RopEF FOR HALTER

GIVE BIT OF ROPE FOR 4 HALTER
On To some persons and they know IN
k%JAN well cnoUgh how Ia Gnd horses; hui fr{xf22M
%%s---sS il yOa give the best horses and
ponies in Minnesota they will not Know where to find
good Halters, Saddles, BrdIe Mar:ineaies and Harness
ses, until they learn that 4. R. FRE.NCU has re-
moved across Third Street, ST rsul, his shop,
next door east ef San,l II. sersonts; where every
branch Of Saddlery and Narnes s-inakiug well as
Trmk-nIaking is done rather cheaper and better than
any where else in Minnesota. 'tru 3
SAINT PaGl January ], 1851, ....f ....-... -...
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BURBANK 81 PERSONS
MINNESOTA EXPRESS,
CONNECTING at Galena with the Anne rican FIX.
- press Company for the speedy and safe transport
ton of Money and valuable Packages, Collection OF
Drafts, Notes, Bills, DC, Purchase of all kinds
Merchandise. by sample otherwise Sc. to and from
ali the principal cities the United aud Capadas
IVA messenger will leave st. Paul every Wednesday
Gaena every Friday. .-t
Agencies and Offices.
Messrs. RICE, TANEY a Co, ST. Paul
j. III. STEVENS 81 Co., ST. Anthony.
CHURCHILL Il NELSON, saltwater.
+. STEEL, Esq, Fort Smelling.
w. H. BRIsBoIs, Prairie du CHEN,
PETER NAPLES, Dubuque.
J. BRoOKEs, Esq, Galena.
July Il, 1851. Is
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g ClBNTIFIC AND PRACTICAL BOOKs--- fgsrse
~ Encyclopedias of Chemistry fss4 sae FEszl
- American Mixer and MiIwrght Assistant. z & d
- Paiatsr, Glider and Varnistr Companion. sss
=. Dye and Color Makers Companion eDassss sr
Builders Companion. -..s ....-.I t. b. .-
Sy lIabus OF Chemistry. ..s E.. Be- -.... f
Bourne's catechisni Of Steam Ergine. s...e
For sale by .-.ti-t -.. j. BROOkES
Galena, Oct. i6, ISL. M ..fI 20
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YUNHE BOOK OF THE SEASON.--A new and charm
ing volume of natural history--efisodes of insect
life b. Acheta Domestica first SERIES insect of spring
second series, insect of summer. j. BROOKES.
Galena. Oct. Is, ISL 90 a. .ass gu .ft .o-8 26
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NOW READY.

vU0HE NEW SINGING BOOK FOR CHOIRS and
Il SCHOOiS.--Ihe PssIuiista, Choir Melodics-be-
ing extensive collection OF and available Church
Music, together with some of the choicest selections
from the former publications of the authors, for Choir
and Congregational by Thomas Hastings and vii
liam B. bradbury. For sale hy the single copy dozen
by J. BROOKES.
Gaena, Oct. 16 1851 hi u 70 26
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ST. LOUIS FVRNIrCRE ~-sz
" STORE. k=-5-S
~ WIN. VI. HARLOW, PROPRIETOR, ~
~ - Nh NyfEAEwIIfR Eis e-xsa4

~ WIN. NJ. HARLOW, PROPRIETOR,
- MANUFACTtRE @4aal@.
of Fashionable Modern and Antique Furniture ard
Chairs. Also, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Mattresses, Feather Reds ard Bedding,
Locking tiIssCs willow Ware &c, &C.
Ware Rooms, No 90, Worth Second Street. ,rest side,
Get,ceea Ok5cr ant Locust
Orders for any description Of Furniture other arti-
ton Goods VIII be carefully packed aud shipped
Tie risk o he proprit tors and every the prices
viii be as low rs can Be hal in 81. Louis, agd goods
trayra'ted Orders Tor furnishing Hotels, Lodges Asso-
Citations, &c, are respectfully solicited.
Mr. Harlow IL u practical mechanic and at all times
will ill orders it'll goods of the fashionable, sub
stautia and desirable STYLES. 2-29
SELECT SCHOOL.
JaNIIE undersigned respectfully the pub
lie that he has opened Select School, i'll suitable
Mr. SpiCcr's Jewery store un Third street,
where opportunity is given al DESTROYS STUDYING
the Latin, Greek, French and English languages Efe-
mentary Geometry, Arithmetic Book eepiug Writing,
Ancient and Modern History, and Geography.
Terms reasonable, and satisfactory reference lie
produced to all who are interested.
Also, course of Evening Lectures, TO commence on
the eth Of August next VIII be given for the
daon of young men, such cart afford time al
tend during the day.
r. ]. KINsELLA. o
ST. Paul, July 81, l55i. IS
RISi.OUR--Of the celebrated War Eagle Mills brand,
on consignment, for sale by .. q
May l5-tf ]. Z. FULLERTON.
- ~ Bushels white beans, o. 4gYxs ..a s. .5is "a.
~ 200 do fresh Corn meal, y q
81 $50 90 oats, iHt -a.i. r's'
50 do dried apples,
40 do 80 peschcs.s 4 . d
Just re.eved and for sale fow by
.ttT 80 0sstr JOHN HARRINGTON.
May %, ls5l. .. aft-F 5
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IL =.

EOHN n. IRVINE will keep constantly on hand, an,
- for sale, prime article of fresh lime.
st. Paul, July 8, 1871 ii
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BRICK 4! BRICK

BRICK BRICA!!
AtOOD Brick Can now be had nj the yard of Draw
" LEY d SYMONDS. who have been in partnership
since the lst of April. ISL Having proper machines
they prepared 10 make the com mon, and also the
patent face Trick equal any used III the United Stotes,
and at similar prices.
July "a, 1851. .t ii
CHARLES CAVE,
STII continues keep his bar and billiard room,
- the north side of Third street. Saint Paul, and viii
take particular that his Saloon shall be quiet and
orderly, as heretofore; where gentlemen may enjoy
pleasant game OF billiards, and nd bar furnished W it
the most choice and expensive liquors and cigars.
Thankful TO his friends and The public for the liberal pat
ronagc since he opened here, Isie (the Oldest bar
ST Paul. he sclicis continuation OF their ia
vorablc regard.
Sept. a. 1851 2o-Iy
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NEW BRICK YARD.
IEyuE subscribers have started Brick Yard. il,
n rear of Saint Paul. and prepared iurnish
any quantity OF good brick At short notice.
IL Orders respectfully solicited.
LUTON RANDOLPH & Co.
July 8 1851. lI-tf
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Galrna ADVERTISEMENTS.

>. CRAWFORD Il CO.,
WHoLEsAne AsD RETAIL DRrsersrs,,
49,. 81 Main Stree, Gafena, ~
AVE last received full supply Of Drugs, Me,.i-
a cBt~, Paints, Otis, Dye-Stuiis Window Glass.
Putty, efc They VIII be constantly re-
cvine supplies or the above other nriirles n, their
line, aud would cal the atteRton of those wishing 10
s'feiase, hey otf TO sch II 81 Iouis prizes ~
iGaeIsa Oct g. lS5fta 9sfsesa3 aaN hst ss.si sSsa
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..t.f LIVERY STABLE. .s. uFN1
nATTISON & BENSON at the American House 81.
Paul Minnesota. Good horses and carriages of the
best kind ready at all tunes; passengers conveyed 10 all
parts of the country will, expeditions and right side up
with and speed.
Dhfl.N LINE.
We viii also daily line Of splendid hacks between
~. Paul and ST. Anthony and alter The opening OF
cation leaving each place every morning and evening
regularly .I.t. .ss ...r.-. +.
Extras l ished for pleasure parties and Others at
moments police We employ but the best and
most careful drivers.
81. Paul. March lst 1851. .nt ..
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s.INypAUL CAsu STORE.

VEE Undersigned having purchased the interest Of his
i brother, in the concern of IL. w. TRACY * Co..
will still continue business. at the Old Stand for his
account where lac will be happy his friends and
the public generally. He VIII give his entire attention
exclusively to Family Groceries, and viii warrant all
ticles in his line.
n. B. BOOKS LAID AsIDE-Terns CASH
Aug. %. (i33O CHARLES L. TRACY.
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HENRY E. BUELL.,

TEREE doors east Of the Pioneer office, nearly oppo
u site the Library, Third street, ST Paul, has re
ceivcd the largest of leather and findings,
the largest and best supply cf custom made and sal,
boots and shoes and ladies' and chidrens' shoes eve
brought into this town; besides supply of family gro
Ceries, also nails OF all sizes. Call and look for your
selves. Mr. b. particularly invites the attention OF la
dies who want good, thorough made shoes.
II Call at the sign of the White Flag.
July 81. 1851. .issi f-r tf n Is
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AT ST.. LOUIS PRICES.

Cheap Cash Store, for SPRING and Samnaer Trade
f. FULLERTON has received and opened his
~ spring stock comprising Of the best
selected assortments of Ready made Clothing, Prints
atinets, Boots, Shoes, Fancy Goods &c, brought
to Minnesota He would respectfully invite Farmers
and Others visiting 81. Paul pay him visit rs he Is
determined to retain the name which his esiab alnent
has SO long held, of ''Cheap Cash StoCe"
CLOTHING.
The following few of the articles on hand:
Extra fine black dress coats Black satin vests
do froek do Fignred do
Black and brown do Black silk do
Brown linen do Fine Black Pants f.s-
Tweed do do CasSlner do
Fine Linen Shirts Flannel under shirts
Bingham do Cotton and wooden hose
Hickory do Of all sizes and
BOOTS AND SHOES.
MEMS Il boy thick boots Morocco slippers,
do do do shoes Ladies CATERS,
Congress- and calf boots, Ladies' and Misses shoes.
GROCERIES,,
consisting Of Teas, CoGccs Sugar, Rice, Sugar House
Moasses Sperm Candies, Dried APPLES, Peaches, soap
Tobacco, saeratus, Starch, Goldfish, Mackerel, Cnna
mon, Nutmcss, Cloves, Peppermint, and Pepper Sauce
Also, assortment of Wooden Ware, consisting Of
Tubs and Buckets, Washboards, ClothCs'Fins, &c. All
for sale cheap for cash. No trouble show goods, al
his door the Pioneer Office and bookstore
N B. Large supplies of Flour, Oats Corn, and Pota-
toes always on hand. ~
July 8, 1851. lift
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SUBSCRIPTIONS received for all the principal quar-
- terry, monthly, weekly or daily periodicals publish
cd in the United States and Foreign Books and Maya
zines obtained 10 order,
June %. OOtO lie Dues BOOK STORE.
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ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
YEY name is MOFFEF. Ny Boarding House is OH
IVA Jackson Street, at the lower end Of Saint Paul To
find it, You keep straight up from the Steamboat landing
the sign OF triangle the north end Of the bridge
intend to furnish good fare at the very lowest price.
LOT MOFFET.
-. faui, MAY %. 1851. Sly.
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IN. IS. M.r.I0SK rY,

~JUOiESALEG Grocer, C omniissoa and Forwarding
w Merchants, and general steam boat agent has in
store ana 10 arrive by early arriv ais the following artf
ccs, which he Offers trade nj the lowest rates Cor
cash, at No. 81. Steam Boat Landing, Galena s u
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GALENA AND MINNESOTA.

GALENA AND MINNESOTA.
The fine steamer NOMINEE,
aCS4AA Capt. ORRtS SNIrH, MISTER
IN Will leave Gaena every noi
day, at II O'Clock, M, for St
sSsssyEza Paul. saltwater, and ST. Pc
ters touching al intermediate points and leaves ST Paul
| and Saltwater every w Wednesday,. --.f a n
Cabin fare from Galena 10 St Paul, Sc; st. Paul
Gaena, s.. rt PSI
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ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY EysLES.
Two Daily Stages.
VIII leave each PLACE at : A. NJ. and r, NJ. -
SALTWATER, ST. PAUL AND ST. AN
-aG 3aha #-f THONT FALLS. S-at +a
DAILY STAGB.-Will leave saltwater and 81. Paul AT
Am, aud connect at ST. Pa each way with the ST.
Anthony Fails Stage, making Daily Stage between
Stiilwaterand ST. Anthony Falls. 3
LIVERY STABLE,
Corner of fth and Roberts SITS, near Lower Landing
Harness, Carriages Bggies, and Saddle Horses to b
Passengers conveyed to all parts of the Territory.
Parties Of pleasure coming visit The Falls Of St AM
thonN and other places will find it much 10 their inter
est to ca upon us before apply ing elsewhere.
IL Horses bought, sold and exchanged. fsn'
IL Our are low prices for ready cash Positive
IL no credit will liz given
WIiLOUCHBY, POWERS g. co.
Sr PAUL, Nj. r., May LIST, 1851. a 3-ti
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