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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-12-18
ELFELT g. BROTHERS,

l. L. - o. ~ ! j
M est Respectfully solicit the attention of the
VA citizens of St Paul, and its surrounding country,
examination Of their large and splendid stock of
DRY GOODS,
Lately received from Eastern Cities, which they
offer for Cash unprecedentedy low prices. A.
mong their assortment may be found the following, being
, only part of their heavy stock:
HE LAINES--of every quality, from 20 cents to
~ Is cents, ELFELT g. BAGS.
CASHMERE ETA abcautful assortment, to be had
u at ELICIT d. Bios.
LPACAS--Piain,F Figured, Black and Changeablc,
"A may be found at ELICIT & BRo's.
nREss SILKs--Back, Figured and a variety of
IL styles, TO be found at ELFELrs'
CATINS and Florences, for Bonnet Linings-every
- color. For sale at ELrELTs
VELyETs--Rich silk, and Cotton do, to be seen
Y at ELFELr Bios.
uHIBBONS--Bcnne,, Neck ard Beta beautiful
HI assortment. For sale Mt ELFELTs
NRAVATS AND SCARFS--Gents black and
~ Figured silk and satin-an elegant variety
For sale at Elicit & Bios.
ctCARFS--Mcn's and Boys woolcn--a large varie-
- ~, from 20 cts 10 81, at LLFELTs
HLOTHING.-A large assortment of Clothing and
~ mems wear, 20 be found at ELFELrs'
EARPETS..Floor and stair Carpetng, very cheap
y at ..LFELTs
NASSIMER E.S--Black Doeskin and Fancy Cas-
~ simeres, for sale ut ELFELrs'
6NLOTHS--Blue, black, and Fancy colored CIoshs
- very cheap at ELrBLTS'
VNTINDOyV CURTAINS--A superior article
w for window curtains, ct ELFELrs'
LVLANNELS. Tickings and Linseys-A Large
h soTtment, to be had IT EIFELTs'
RuCksKiN MITs and Gloves for E g cents. 1t
(<LOvES.-Mcn's and Womcns Kid, silk, and wool
" en- Gloves, at ELFELrs
"OOLEN Half-Hose--a good article-only IS
! w cents, st ELFELTs'
II DkFS--Ledies' Linen Cambria Kdkft, from IS cts
HA to IS, for sale at ELFELTs'
NE CSLINS--A beautiful assortment of striped. fig
lVA ured, swiss Tareton and Fancy colored musRs,
for evening parties, to be had 1T ELFELrs'
II ACE Underseeves--A superior assortment, TO be
IL found at ELFELrs'
NDGINGS and InsertiHgs-A Large stock Of silk,
H Cotton, Cambria Swiss and Jeconet Edgngs and
Insertings ELFELTs'
n wv COLLARS, from % cents up 81, 10
W. w . be found at ELrELrs'
FENRLMNIINGS-.A Large assortment of Dress
II Trimmings and Dress Buttons, at ELEELrs'
TNOYS--A great variety Of Toys and Fancy Articles
u for the approaching Holidays, to be at the
Toy Room of ELFELr g. BRo's
November, 1851. Say
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MEAT FOR THE MILLION.

"M, WELLS, At MS meat market, Upper end
w OF ST. Paul, has for sale the latest, tenderest
beef and the best fresh pork offered for sale In ST.
Paul, and at honest weight and prices Give us trial
will you' 3-30if
We have also Candles, Trpe, Pigs Feet, Head Cheese
and rather better Susages than any links before
offered in 81. Pau.
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FARM TO LET.
ANE Of the oldest and finest Farms in the Territory
of Minnesota known as the "CARoTHERs FARM"
situated in Washington County, The Cottage Grove
road about twelve miles from 81 Paul This place is in
the centre of THE KY settled farming community, and
cotaius 100 acres with about eighty under cut-
yator fine wood and privileges, together with
farm house barn. and other ououses> II is Familiarity
SHOWN ms the 'PIamb Farm and Will be Jet to indus
trious practical farmer upon easy and advantageous
tcrms For further information apply TO Gen. James
Nee. BoaI.
81 paul November u, 1851. 5lu
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PAINTING.

SHERMAN r. MOREY, on Fourth street, St.
- Paul. near the middle Of town, in the building OF
Mr. Knox. mp stairs may he found ready attend TO
Painting in all its departments. House painting, sign
Painting carriage and ornamental painting, all done
up promptly and with paints of the best quality. II
do work in slovenly, unwork manlike manner,
do not expect TO get business in the enlightened OF
81. Paul. 3iy SHERMAN e. NOEEY
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STEWARDS STORE,

Nearly opposite the Post Office, in Saint Paul. he
lately occupied by Monks d Clarke
IN STEWAk takes this thod Of informing
RLs the Citizens of st. Panl, that he has opened
Family Grocery and Liquor Store,
Where he will keep the best quality of Groceries Wines
Liquors and Tobacco, he is offering. At the very
invest prices, for cash produce; and be ready TO
wait upon customers for whatever they may want, in
quantities however small VIII you look in!
Say l.. STEWART.
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FALL STYLE OF HATS,
ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE,

On Taird Street, tuo doors eeio,o WGbashasc.
TINE subscribers having received large additions to
their former stock and assortment, are prepared TO
furnish any articles in the HARDWARE line al smal
advuncc on Eastern prices. We shall always aeep en-
hand large stock Of
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS' TOOLS,
pench and moulding Flames, Socket + ,rimsr chseis
Hand, panel and rip saws, Couses, rules squares
Compass, tenon We BIB do Cuages and bevils
AIDES, hammers and hatchets, Plumb AID Levels,
Augers, bT1ces and bits, Wood&ifok bench scFews,
Chalk lines, spools, etc etc.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS.
LOCKS iatches and bolts, House bells an carrisges
and screws all sizes, Hooks staples, padocks
Bell pulls and door knockers, Hat and coat hooks, etc.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
! bowels spades and hoes Forks and grain cradles,
Rakcs, ties and snaths, Garden rahes hoes. etc
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Mil and cross cut saws Nails, hrass and spikes,
Axe sand axe helves, Stone hammers and picks
Cast steel all sizes, Msttocks and wedges,
Blister and German, do do, Iron wire. all sizes,
OK log and trace chains, Iron rvets ard kettle ears
AM lis ard hammers, Well wheels. jack screws
Cow sheep and bells, Grnostones, friction rollers
Wrought nails, stccly arf. Hooks ard hinges washers
Circular saws. all s7es Bake ovens skliiets, ETC.
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
Irames pad trees etc, Grass ard siv'd ornaments.
Roller buckles harness do, Brass nails, rosettes,
Brass, pad hooks and terrc;s SGaers and mu,cen bits
Japd do do DO Swives ard pad screws,
Brass and silvd rings. Thread avis varnish, etc
Japd rein and breast snaps, Brass and rou strrups
HOUSEKEEPING HARDW a E,IOUA-
ING CLASSES. LAMPS, FANCY
GOODS, DC, &C.
Table&dessert knives forks, Sad irons and stands,
Plated forks 4 butter krivcs Boilers and saucepcis,
do table and spoons, Brass kettles, pic plates
BrittaYia and iron do do, Dust pans, spittoons,
Blasting spoons and ladies, Brass, jap'd candks
Cake turner's waffle ir,ns, Walters, brd&snufcr trays
Spring balances, chopg knives Curtain pins bands etc
Locking glasses all sizes, Iantherns and lard lamps,
| Solar Lamps, 90 do Brass&iron SHOW ls4 longs
Side and hanging co. Britannia ware,
Tea bells, serves etc, Grdirons and tea kettles,
Wood saws and caop'g axes, Coffee mills, etc.
Pen and pocket knives Shaving soap, brushes, etc
Razor., scissors AMI shears, Combs, purses, etc,
Powder horns, TASKS etc, Spoctacics, etc,
Bullet ElouIds, gun tubes.
SLEIGH BELLS! SLEIGH BELLS!:
Martirgale straps, 30 bells, Double body STRAPS,
do do 25 do, Single DO do
Neck do rough and polished, Loose bells, all sizes.
~ As we determined to sell low for Cash only,
our facilities for obtaining goods in the Eastern markets
vii! enable offer inducements to purchasers thai,
cannot he found elsewhere
J. McCLOCD, Jr., & co.
ST. Paul, Oct 2, 1851. 2i.Srn,
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DEY AEMAN e. FISHER.

"A T the ceiebfalcd FKENUNT UOC Sc, Ucnch street,
IA Saint Paul prepared 10 receive BOARDERS al
S3CO per week. or day boardeTs without lodging al
$3.50 They also keep Bar supplied with prime IL
quors and CIGARS and will be ready all times day and
night, to provide gentlemen ladies' with any refresh
ments they may want that then in market; such
pigs feet, OYSTERS sardnes, tripe, venSon, buffalo
tongues catfish moose aamodc, elk steaks trout snipc
and woodcock partridge, prairie grouse, ard whatever
they car find 81 the time being in our market.
June Is, 1851. l0-ly
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SAINT CHARLES HOTEL,


TNNiE subscriber has laken lease Of this large Hc-
n tel, with MI its out-biildings and sppertainngs.
Sensible that there is demand st the Pals for public
house OF tile very first class the subscriber PROMISES
TO the highest standard, the market OF
Minnesota will sdlnit; and win endeavor having eye
I'LL over the Premises To ascertain al the time what Is
wanting TO make c.el guest conionied
D. L. MOULTON.
Sept. 4. 1851 2o-ly
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WHiSKEY AT 25 CENTS.

II sell you good article Of Whisky, by the barrel
from o5 to % cents per gallon; which is fsper thar
the quality is worth in iiaIcna. We have also
American brandy IS cents, such you have always
paid 25 for Also, French bSsndies from 10
S. 90. When you Saint Paul, cal! the
Of Third and Roberts streets, for
3i,s CATHCART& BROTHER.
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TAKEN UP.

UDY the subscriber his premises, one half mile cas-
I'D Of Paul, about 10 days age, hridle cow AID
calf each having white spots The cows left horn is
broken, Also, red yearlrg steer; one white faced
hrinde COW, line back and white belly; ono white OK
with black specks his body, about or years old
aud one white stag with red spots. The owner OF
owners requested 10 forward, prove property
paw charges and take them away
THO'~ BARTON.
81 ra5l Move i.bcr 20, l5Jl, J1tits2J
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Attention., Merchants and Business
Men.

TIME subscriber offers his services close and draw
IL OF balance sheets of books entrusted TO his charge
with and fidelity; ALSO open Charges
moderate. Apply to w. s. COMBS,
Practical Dookkeepcr and accountant, next door to
Farrfngton's.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

~ RODNEY PARKER, late Of the American
lsssrt House, Lowell Mass, having lease of the
-&% large hotel at the upper end Of st. Paul, with
every thing 10 roper order for the convenieBc Of tray
elers bcsrders, families desiring furnsed aparns
spec;faiy invites his friends and the pupc to ave
him call, believing that 10 much for their
cunor be eypecte,ii "a ncg country not yet
Supplied with regular m1Ikets 1fy
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TO POSTMASTERS.

uIOST OFFICE STAMPS.-Thc Advertiser Pos,
Il master at Pleasant Grove, Allegheny County, Ma
ryand is the first person in the United States who
ccved and undertook extensively publish the idea o.
furnishing all the country with Cheap Stamps All
stamps made By him warranted equal superior
Others that be procured for the same price; and
wherever any arc sent out in any manner defective Oh
unsatisfactory duplicates will be forwarded, OF notice
without extra charge. All who order set of stamps
for full set Of changes for dates, only So for thirty
picccs) shall be kept in stamps, al Hbitum Full set
with one change, 81.
These stamps nestly made, with turned handles
and screwssame style the regular eminent Post
etlicc Stamps-darable efficient and warranted Price
s TO 50 only, and special authority send by mail
Free Address Postmaster, Pleasant Grove, Allegheny
county, Maryland.
nr Any editor publishing the above with this notice
three times, and sending copy of the paper, shall
ceve credit for s. in wood letter, Sl0 preof press
or if preferred wood engraving, engraved news
paper head Of the above value will be forwarded 3it3
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ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY FALLS.
Two Daily Stages.
SALTWATER. ST. PAUL AND ST. "
TyIpNY FALLS.

Will leave each place at A. NJ. and p. NJ.
ST1LLVy ATEE. ST. PAUL AND ST. AN.
TUONY FALLS.
DAILY SrAGEWill leave Saltwater and Fl. Paul At
4. M and ST. Paul teach way with the ST.
Anthony Falls Stage, making Daily Stage between
Saltwater and ST. Anthony Falls.
LIVERY STABLE,
Corner of ith and Roberts SITS, Lower Landing
Harness, Carriages Busges, and Saddle Horses to let
Passengers conveyed TO al parts Of the Territory.
Parties Of pleasure, coming to visit the Falls Of St. An
thony ard other places will find it much TO their inter-
est to Call upon Us before apply ing elsewhere.
GrHorses bought, sold and exchanged
II Our terms low prices for ready cash Positive
~ credit viii be given.
WILoUGHBY, TOWERS & co.
ST. PAUL, NJ. T., Nav LIST 1851. ST.
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NHITNEY'S
DAG ERR Fan GAL LERT,

Coracr Of Third and Ce9ar Streets, 81. Paul.
vHNiIlS Establishment built by the proprietor cx-
Il pressly for taking
DAGUEkREOTFPES
And s furnished with the best Instruments Apparatus
and Chemicals and extensive assortment 81 stock.
The ARRANGEMENT OF LIGHT is NEW, and believed to
be any other for producing uniformly bold
pictures No pains will be spared to give satisfaction 10
those who may favor the proprietor with their patron
age Paintings Engraving and Daguerreotypes, copied
in the best Particular attention paid TO taking
likenesses of sick or deceased persons.
Instructions given in the Art.
stock and Apparatus for sale.
The public respectfully invited 20 call andexaInine
specimens. J. Z. WHITNEY.
November 1851. 32v
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THE AMERICAN SALOON

TESHIS establishment, well stocked with every
u variety Of Liquors, Cigars, OYSTERS &c, will be
kept constantly open for customers. by the firm Of
T. HARDY,
Nov Z, 1851 s.3Oy wv. BABCOCK.
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BOARDING. HOUSE.

GNHARLES CREEK has opened Boarding
~ House in the west end of tho celebrated Fremont
House Bench street, where he will make Cash LODI
and Boardcrs comfortable he possibly can,
So zoe per week. Nov. 1851. 32y
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A EXCLAMATION,

By ALEXANDER RAMSEY, Governor
Of the Territory Of Minnesota:
"TnE HARvEsr is PAST, The SUNNeE rs ESpEp;'
the and the wheat that stood thick uaon our ru
fui SOIL have been gathered into the garner" Once
more cod OF the North has CONES frost Is gwen
ard the breadth OF the waters Is straonedn Before the
year closes, becoming aci for the People oi
Minnesota by public assembly and solemn observance
unite IN giving thanks HIN, 'who crowneh the
year with goodness and whose blessings "ars in
number than the sand.n
In accordance, therefore, with a timehonored, and
now general custom Of the States of the Republic,
respectfully recommend the People of this Territory
the observance, in The that 10 them is most appro
prnte, of
Thursday, the 18th day Of December,
as day OF Praise and Thanksgiving
Given under my hand and the great seal of the Terri
tory, at Saint Paul, this third dly OF December
H. in tse year of our Lord, thousand eight hun
dEed and y-one.
ALEX. RAMSEY.
BY the Governor:
ALEXANDER WILKfN, Secretary.
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PURETALLOW CANDLES.

A RE manufactured by the subscribers and warranted
"A be CT the best quality, at l2 cents by the boz
Eor use, they actually worth twice much any
other candles, sold for taow candles, at Saint Paul
Terms cash. Candles Of manufacture can be found
AT j. e. Fullertons Store, the Junction OF Third
and Benc, streets or the Of Fort and Walnut
streets.
II. CROFT,
A. KIRKPATRICK.
6, nct o "a
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References.
ST. PAUL
HAT AND CAP STORE.

On Third street, ttue doors beto,o UatasAaw
rENHE subscriber having just received his Fall stock
n of HATS q CAPS, would call the attention Of
purchasers larger ard better selected assortment Of
goods in his line than can be found north OF ST. Louis
lie would invite particular attention to his
FALL STYLE OF HATS,
which in firm, finish, and texture, has never been
cquallcd by any thr hitherto offered in This market
lie has also beanti full aud extensive assortment Of
CATS, among which may be found the following;
Columbia Silk Caps. Silk Plush Cars.
Pocket 40 do Drab do do
Jenny Lind 10 do Motfeir do 10
Army do 90 Velvet do 10
Minnesota do do Zine Otter DO
10 Plush Trimmed, Russian do &c
Military Cloth Caps with covers sea do 40
Navy do 90 DIab Oregon do
Jenny Lind do Spanish Seal do
Youths Fancy do Hair do do
Children's TO do
40 de Velvet
All Of which he Offers for CASH & O small adv ance
OH Eastern prices
NJ B.-IIats purchased at ihs establishment, ifoncd
free of charge. X. WEST McCLOUD.
st. Paul, October 2, 1851. 24-6n.
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CHEAPER THAN EvER:;

CHEAPER THAN EVER:
FUNHE subscriber would respectfully announce to the
Il citizens of ST. Paul. and "thc rest Of manknd,n that
he has received and is selling the best stock of goods
that be found thcse dggns," certain, and will
continue sell cheaper, and less profits, any
this Territory either at wholesale RETAIL for cash and
nothing shorter 1t consists i'll part OF The following
DRY.GOODS:
large and very superior assortment OF Ladies Fine
Dress Goods, such Prints Alpacas, Ginghams, Dc
LANES, Thbet Cashmeres, French Ner,noes, Also
good assortment Of shaws wells, hoods, scar gloves,
Hosiery Mautlas aces, Edginss, Bonnet and Cap Rib
bons, flowers, pins needles and combs of great valety
Also, good stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
consisting OF overcoats, dress and rock coats, pants
Jackets under and overshrts knit aud flannel
drawers, country made socks etc. Also an extensive
, stock OF
LADIES' SHOES AND BOOTS,
of every variety and prices together with good
ment Gents Moroccos Calf Kip and Congress Boots,
Calf Hip Gum elastic, and Patent Leather shoes Boy
Youths Chidren's and Misses shoes and hoot in great
abundance. Also good assortment Of
HATS AND CAPS,
consisting Of Fur, Clcth and plush caps for men, and
Cloth and glazed caps lor boys fur silk and BGcna Vista
Hats &c. Together with .ood supply Of
OGEENSN ARE AND GLASSW ARE,
Hardware and Cutlery Drugs and Medicines, Groceries
and Provisions, etc, etc. all which, (and the half has
been mentioned) will be sold extremely low for cash
going OF the trade in the spring. Please
examine stock before making your purchases and
you will be well paid for your trouble, deter
mined wage OF determination against high prices
Store Third street. between Roberts and Jackson ST.
X. NJ, SPENCER.
| st. Paul, November, 1851.
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ST. PAUL TEMPER HOUSE.

MY name is MOFFET. NV Boarding House is on
w Jackson Street, The lower END Of Saint Paul To
find it, You keep straight up from the steamboat andng
to tho sign of triangle, AT the north end Of the bridge
My house large anu for prompt payment every week.
intend to furnish good fare at the very lowest price
LOT MOFFET.
st. Paul May 20, 1851. Sly.
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To the Busines Hen Of st. Paul. st. An
thOny, Saltwater, Gaiena, Dubuque,
and ST. Louis.
TT Is CAD0U TRUE, that much
money made ny iudciousty advertising, and also
that the Minnesota Year Book Of the best "medi-
us the whole country The advertisements inserted
Book for 1852 will be set in type
and illustrated with cuts Only niied number OF pages
be devoted TO this purpose part OF which sready
engaged. Application must Ice made 10 the Editor at
once rs Insertion be had sftcr the "a of De-
cember. Tcrns-one page, $40; half page, IS; cards,
S2.sg. Apply to WIG. LEDUC.
Saint Paul November IL, 1851 sta
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STATIONERY.

EbLANK BOOKS Of variety OF Sizes memoranda
1S books Drawing, Fooscap Letter, and Note paper;
Envelopes, fancy and plain drawing and other pencils,
pens, ink, &c, for sale by w. :. COMBS,
BOOKSELLER aud Stationer, of Saint An tony and
Capitol Streets, opposite the American House
NuNhnlher ISL.
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FRENCH & COLLINS,
Auction and Commission House,

SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA TER.
EHAyING received AN Auctioneers Colnmission from
the Gov, rnor Of Minnesota Territory the a;.der
signed have opened Auction and Commission House
on Third-street, Jackson, where will sell on
Commission, Groceries, DIR, Goods, Furniture. and all
kinds OF merchandise and produce. We believe that tho
superior advantages ST Paul, market, will be suf
fciepf idnceDent fer business and manufacturers
NJ distance, scrd their goods TO be sold
mission at private sale, al auction Our charges
moderate
y. b. Particular attention paid the buying ard sell
ing Of real estate IA about Saint Pull, b. Anthony
saltwater A. H. FRENCH,
+. T.. COLLINS.
References.
Gov. Allen. RAMSEY, st. FAM, w sIarsoy, 6, Paul,
Hon II ii siBLEY, Mendoza, - l. FuLLER,
Hon ID OLMsTED, Benton 60. II NJ RICE,
Hon 4 GOODRICH, Saint Paul. SrEgg, Fort Smelling.
Hon W II FORBES, - w tloLccMps, Saltwater,
RAMSEY, " Hon MIE,S, Cincinnati
G w & f,nEINGros," iRwIS. Esq ~
CHARLES II OAKS, Coz JAMES Irwin,
& 7 Tracy, q" l. WhtTENis,
W BoRur, 3" Capt jacob SrsApEa,
McCLoup, Jr Co. 4" Henry COLLINS, 81
ELFELT s BRo's d" w T THORN,
RICE, HoL'Ss'EID DEczEa, rCHoVrEAu, Jr, 4; Louie,
Sr PAUL, October G, 1851. SOY
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MINNESOTA TERRITORY,
Washington County,
HENRY F. Mcol0skT'} washins'O" County District
LEWIS BUFoRp. October Term, A. D., 1851.
IN ATTACHMENT
To Lewis Duurd, defendant in the above entitled
Yon are hereby notified that writ Of attachment
issued out o said District Court the fourteenth it)
day of May A d. le5 against your goods and chatels
Lands ard teBements moneys, rights and credits, ard
made returnaoe the second Monday OF October hen)
next ensuing for the Of Eleven hundred and NINETY
dollars and twelve cents and your property has been
tached thereon.
Dated at saltwater the Goth day of October AID 1851.
HARVEY WILSON, Clerk,
by JOHN 5. PROCTOR, Dcp'ty Cik.
l. A. BaBcoCg, Plaintiffs Atty 2St6
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CASH FOR HIDES.

TIME highest market price will be paid in Cash for
D Green and Dry Hydes, also Dcerskins.
A. Il. COLLINS & co.
~. u. We have removed Leather Store and
Harness Shop to tia new bui!Gnsr opposite Rice and
Iisne!'s Sicrc. 52y
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WASHINGTON COUNTY, PEoBArR COURT.
NOTICE is hereby given that D. d. Loornis, Esq,
has made application 10 the Probate Court Of the
County of Washing Minnesota. for letters of adj
mnistration the estate OF GEORGE w. PENNY,
deceased, late of said county; and that Monday the If
teenth day OF December next ny Office in Saltwater
is the time and place fixed Tor hearing and deciding
said application.
HARVEY WILSON Judge.
Saltwater, November is, 1851. 32t3
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w. S. COMBS,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONED

BOOKSHELF AND STATICNER,
Corner Of ST. .qnthoay and Capitol Streets,
4 & subscriptions FROM and will have forwarded 10
subscribers at the publishers prices, all
American Periodicals and Reprints.
British DO do
Medical do 40
Serials,
American Weekly Newspapers,
London do do
French do DO
His list comprises upwards or three hundred different
papers, periodicals, &c.
November, 1851. Sly