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IF The lAodssi yoapg lady who r~iRsed to go into FAe factory becA some of the guns had TO btcscses oa. t has beca sseeftaissd $ dgstaatiy Felaied t rlsa aae ttsi ,go7iFat swing n the gar den ae e1ase the Po,atoea tad eyes.
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L. If Nr. Po1se hai as many siYes as he K seek ing ofieeg, be would hg pausbed ,.i polygamy-- aud Yei se s eatilesl by law p as ussa of inc one as the 0the1. He s a e2ali3at= ios .he following qf5ces: He la n0w Senator;
 lie is candidate sof Segs.aG;
 H. S 8 candidate fof Goveraog:
 He s g Casissase f3r the Convention ln tfin1s cGaaty. Aad as candidate i9g al, ,45saesaegi sy the President, ,2 aaY office thai tsYs we.l snd puncbi ally.-- Wos isJite Rosasi3.esn
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IF We have received letter from lady visit j as the -exaulination-~hieh we will take pleasure m publishing next week
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aJ- The Banner IS the authorised newspaper for the publication of estrsy notices-prce si cts. for aach notice
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-10

IT JesH Psal says of aaihors. % ths srs .x laurel, bksa&-e lemon n tho nl7atb oi ~"S ss~l is agt put iatg cars snt& se afs s2o1 s4' up'f
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For sale cheap or CASH, one Double Medium Prinnns Press in compe.s osaes apply the Arkansas Banner O4hce
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TO PRINTERs.

good assortment printing book, olsea2 letter anl foepest psper consansy keps hand ut the Arkansas BanHes GHee ana xi fernisaed to the trade al low prices fer CASH.
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Why is . husse the most miserable Of all aai- maisl Psssgs@ kis tkoaghts are atwsTS cr 'he
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POLITICAL NOTICE.

K W. JOHNSON, Democratic Nominee for Congress, will address the people, at the places and times indicated in the following Schedule, al the hour of 10 AM. The Democratic papers throughout the State are respectfully requested to publish this notice until the 18th July, Is5i PEKRYvnLE, PERRY county. MONDAY 18th June. LxwissUKo CoNwAY county. TuEsDAY l7th June. DovER, PorE county THuRsDAs, 18th June DASvILE, YELL county, SArURnAY, 2lSt June. et CIARKsy1LLx JOHNSON county, TUEsDAY, 24th June. OZARK, FRANKt1~- county, WEDNESDAY, 18th June. VA~ DcREN, CRAWFORD cry, SATURDAY, 2Sth June. FoRr SMITH, SEBASTIAN cty, MONDAY, 30th June. FAYETTEVILLE, WAsuiNeroS ct'y, FRiDAs, 4th July. BENroxvILrK, BENTON county, SATURDAY 5th July, HUNTSVILLE. MADISON county MONDAY 7th July. C,sHoLroN, CARROLL county WEp'DAY 9th July. JAspsR, NEWTON county. THURSDAY l0th JuLS. LEBANON SEARcS county, SATeRDAv l2th July. CLINTON, vAx BuRES county, MONDAY i4th July. LITTLE Rock, pvLAsKf county, Saturday 18th July.
 Little Rock, May 26, 1851. Aessrs. Editors :--l enclose you schedule of ap- poiaiments which please publish with request that It may also be published by all other Jour nals of the state..
 Twill eudeayor to fiji these appointments, and address my feiow citizens at each place specified, at the hour Of n, A. N. if convenient for them It will be perceived that my appointments em- brace very nearly the whole of the West ani Northw west part of the State. It IS impossible Ia the tune allowed me to visit the whole Stale. A. ter filing he last appointment now made, to wit at Little Rock on the 18th of July. will set out immediately and visit such part of the State may then be deemed necessary
 1 anu sirS respectfully yours,
 R W JOHNSCN
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IPWM M. vAN vALKKsBuRGB, Esq., WaEFsn Bradley county, is authorized to set ss Agent for the AEksA4A4 HAanes.
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TO sHiPPERi
Wrinting Press.

Bas, La:hs neaay p,lntsd tOr sale .t Inc Arkansas Banner CAV,
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Al Advertisements iaaended ff ths Banner, should he handed bg 10 o'clock, Monday moraing Of each week Co iasare thor insertion.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-19
THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS OF THE
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.

TuVuE Commissioners Of Public Buildings for said Ter
IL ritory, respectfully announce TO the Public, that
scaled proposals will be received their session at Saint
Paul. the cath June for furnishing materials aid
Buildings in Saint Paul at the point designated SAID
buildings be foundation and supersrncture brink
stone may be determined upon, and the whole cost
not to exceed forty thousand doarsappropIatio FOR
the same being S20,00o.)
Also, like proposals will be received the time
and place, for furnishing the materials and performing
the labor for the erection Of the Territorial Prison at
saltwater said Prison to be Of stone and the cost not TO
exceed forty Thousand doars-(apprcpration for the
same being $4,000
Plans and specifications sealed for said buildings will
be received and reasonable will be paid to the
craftsman for the plans adopted
The proposals contain fun and explicit statements
agreeing with the requirements Of the plans and spec
cations for said buildings; said plans and specifications
be at the office Of said Commissioners on the
said oath Of June next and the proposals Tor the erection
OF said Capitol Building and Territorial Prison, will be
opened by the said Board of Saturday
the 9th day of June and the contracts for the
ton of the let In reasonable time thereafter.
The section Of the law bearing the duties of the said
Commissioners In regard TO the contracts Is in the ol
lowing words and Is inserted for Information Of those
desiring to make bids, TO wit
"SEC. IL. All and other acts OF any build
ing Commissioner shall be under the supervision and
control OF the said Boards and contract shall be enter
ed for material labor for the erection Of said Pub
lie Buildings until approved by the said Beard ma.
jority thereof until the said Board shall have first
given notice by publ ;aon in more newspapers
printed in the Territory, for three successive weeks, IN
viting proposals for the performance of the labor and fur
nishing of necessary MATERIAL for the iument OF the
proposed and the bond which will he requir
ed for their uhlment and In all contracts shall be
given by the Board to the lowest and best responsible bid
e. X. SMITH,
President Of the Board Of Commissioners.
CHARLES +. TRACY, Secretary.
Saint Paul, NJ. T., May "a, 1851.
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ROOKSI BOOKs.s

HAVING just received large additions, the subscriber
4 il offers for the ms pecton Of all persons wishing
Books and Stationery, either in large small quantities.
large stock OF School Books, together with assort
NEXT Of standard works in almost every department Of
knowledge of great extent and variety.
SPELLING BOOKS-Sanders', Towns, Webster's and
McCsutfey's.
READERs-McGuney's and Sanders LIST, I'd, Sd, 18th
and 5th readers.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Smiths Mitchells Morso's
Parley's and Goodrich's
ASlTHMETlCS--Dsvies, Smiths, Colburn's, Rayhs
Emerson's, Adams, Perkins afd Dsbolls.
Observation-Disclosures Browns, Wells, Kirkhams,
Smiths Pinneos and FraLer's.
HlsTORlEs-Goodrich's Hale's, Wizards, Wilson'S
u. 8.
Also,
Works on chemistry, geology, minctenlogy philoso-
phy physiology and botany. Mathematical and CLASSIC
cal works standard works In medical SCIENCE theology
cal and law books.
Paper and blank books in any quantity Of every
rety. J. BROOkES,
April "a. 90 Main street, Gaiena.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-19

TWO tie ladies we would respectfully say that have
Il opened the largest and most Fashionable
sortment of Millinery and Fancy Goods in the West &c
which we invite their attention. We have a larger
of and Fancy Bonnets than any other
adjustment in line In the Eastern ces and their FASH
ion and not TO be surpassed by thc import
fashions and pattern hats ourselves, directly from
Paris. We warrant all work and goods 10 please,
and if they should not be returned 10 Mrs switLers
Mlenary establishments, No. &c. Maia Street, Gsiena
where the large figure stanes In the window
N. D. Ladies' when coming TO Gaiena should not for
get to call before purchasing elsewhere consider Il
no iroHbe to show goods, and know that we can sell
them low any body do il, and determine
ed do it, this being exclusive business apply all
our energies and taste to IL.
NIB Miners supplied a. the lowest wholesale prices
MAY 18th, 1851. I'm
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DIED.

~ ST. Pail, on the afternoon Of Wednesday
the nth iastamt, Miss ELLEN HUMPHREY,
danghier OF Hon. Van Il. Humphrey-aged "a
years--an smiahle, accomplished young lady.
AZ ihe residence Of his son-in-iaw, Mr.. Barnes,
IN S.. Paul. on the l 18th inst, JoHN DEcAMP,
aged aboas &c years, from Van Writ Co., Ohio.
Al The American House, on the 18th instant,
SAMUEL Z. TIrUs, from the state Of N. York.
The two aforementioned deceased arrived here
on the 10Th inst, on the steamer Yankee, and
were taken Ill before they reached this place.
A. r. French is appointed administrator for
Titus estate. N. Y. papers, please copy.
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WILLIAM AR N1STRONG.

SURGEON BARBER has opened a Office be-
- tween the American House and the Clerks Office,
in Saint Paul He has there fitted up, what he hopes
may prove powerful capillary attraction.
w. A. is well aware that his profession has suffered by
the miserable quackery of pretenders, many OF whom
torture their customers with dull Instruments often skin
ming instead Of shaving them. W. A. by his familiar
quainance with the science Of Pschy geology il able
boards the thickest and aucient growth
without the slightest pain consciousness the part
Of the sbject las he might be called In the hands Of
an uRsklfil operaor) patient
Shaving adults, half price youth under ten who have
not acquired the use of tobacco half price aircuiing
IS cents bald-headed gentlemen, half price.
JGae 10, 1861. 9
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-19
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
At Saint Anthony.

TyIIIS LARGE HOTEL. one Of the most spa
IL cious in the Northwest, is at length COM
peted and furnished, and is now open for the
public At the bar, in the parior, in sleeping ar
rangemenfs, at the stable, and in every depart
ment Of the establishment. the proprietors will
spare no pains and no expense to s1it the wishes
aud convenience Of travellers and It will not be
for want Of desire to please, il they do not
make the house agreeable to families and others
during their stay with them, who visiting the
romantic scenery OF the Falls, in pufshh Of health
or pleasure. 2-lSn
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-19
srpposrn DrsEnrEa-a

A,rs~ rs SUPPOSED DEsERTEs--.d
60 .3FEir. On Saturday afternoon,
-, :. sryer of the Marshal's police, ar
800 !, .hs rendezyous, Thirteenth and
$50 s,-ee-g, two Dragons. named John
o.ihg ss8 Anirew ashman, OF Captain
Sis,;.t,s recruiting party, who were charged
So A. hudson, CT West Philadelphia,
80 s-rer,ias Charles w. Gaul, citizen
80, ,getyiSt rs deserter from the Uni
.'iS-.t.s Amy. From all shat We can
-, +, annears that MIR. Gaul, who is the
s."a.r nj sss brass band of musicians bear
,s,,f name. was arrested on Thursday,
Ri. o. his way to meet the band in order
!, =, - Norristown with them. He was
,,,-ee;l,i, taken prisoner; expostulation was
- ...in and Air. Gaul was locked up aud
de,aine.I aearly all night. Whilst in con-
fna..en, he told the officers who ne vas,
a., ,heg maid no heed to his eBtreaties.-.
SIC lirr,s in the night, the officers got
I;,,le Intoxicated, SO il is said, and Mr.. Gaul
.,,ccs,r;.. IN Getting ore of them 10 go for
: f-;prl He had neither pea, ink, pencil
or ,,srer. ssd he was compelled to cut the
,sn,s of ms friend ON a block Of wood, with
! nea-tfife. The officer took the block,
fo,,nJ the friend, aud effectusl measures
re .aon,ed 10 restore MIR. Gaul to lber-
~ These are the fats in brief. The two
freeoo,s "a DO made the arrest were ORDER
cd 70 sud hail m the sum Of $500 each, TO
answar 81 CgHrt.-I Pennsylvania, goth.
.7f.,sneSo'g Fste offs Young Lady who
Married against the wa Of her Pareats.--
SIRE CiHcihnati Enquirer relates the follow
sav trscody in real fife, which must make
he disobetient shudder: res
Yesterday was seen ascending the land.
;ng, hearss, containing coffin, and 3 car.
rage following il, in which were lady and
gendeman. Less than year ago, young
lady msrried young gentleman living ir
T.ck sburgh, Miss, named Harrington, and
she did 50 against the will Of her parents
J, 40 refused to let the wedding take place
"a their house. The happy pair left inime-
,iiariy Ser home, where they spent the Tins
F3f swSiie very aSseeably. The lady hav.
ias sN Conscience il her husband, neve,
troatled herself about his business; she
ksew dat se provided well, and that wa,
enough Tor her to know. About four month.
after they arrived, their house was visited
early one morning by two police officers
fer Inc purpose Of arresting DIR. H for for
rerg When this trial cane on, the case
Spas ,..ode plain against him, and he wa,
scnsenced TO The penitentiary. The mis-
fortune Ind such an effect upon the youni
wife fhal she never left her room alive, bu
sssed of grief in two months after. Wort
~as sent 20 the lady's father, who had tb'
body brought to this city for in,ern,ent."
A serious accident took place in the Bow
cry Theatre during the performance Of Put
nam, on ,he right OF the 50,h alt. Will
Putnam Mr. j. M. Cooke,) was riding vi
the steps representing mountain, the hors
which be rode became frightened, and fall
ing, WIS pierced through 10y the sharp en-
ola ioist % The stage. The riders arr
was broken, and he was otherwise niue
injured.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-19
GALENA CABINET WORKS..
2O7, MAIN STREET.


MANUFACTURES of every description Of Cabinet
4 Fun;ture of the Most fashionable and superb
wholesale and retail, with every kind Of Mahogany,
Walnut and painted Chairs with all of Bedsteads
from 81 50 to 500 co. Keep hand all descriptions Of
Tables centre, card dining, breakfast dressing, wash
stands work stands candle stands side boards
srdrobcs boards and SOFAS great variety Lounges
Of different Sizes single double and with backs raised
bottoms, Settles Of all kinds, walnut and painted
piyans &c, all of looking glasses hanging and
swinging. Both large and small cots ON hand; all sorts
Of hair moss shck and mattresses for beds and
lounges, with all kinds OF cradles &C. "a Am
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DLACKSMITIIs, at the Red shop, the east side Of
ID Roberts street. St. Paul. are now prepared with the
stock OF iron and Steel Of all patterns and varieties
that ever brought to this town. including, beside
common English and American iron, Juniata Bloom,
Swcses Russia and English BARI also German and bis
ter steel and article OF steel for cutlery, equal the
best Of sheffield In connection with Smith Shop,
we have also a Wagon Shop with a supply Of the best
seasoned white oak and other material, for making tip
top WAGONS buggies, and sleghs, which make iron,
and order, in short notice Also every des-
cripton Of plo~s.
We intend TO put the business OF our shop straight
through And though il may be sad we live by our
vises and forge and steel for living, we mean To do
honest work for honest prices
May is, ls5l. sly
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-19
STYLISH COATS,

EENTEEI Vests, and well-itting Pants. have much
" to do with the success Of mankind The dress, is
the obvious index Of the and perhaps the
Oriy of people unconscously make the criterion OF the
1t will be study to enable our customers to
make good Impression upon the world far II
be accomplished by apparel We have large sssort-
Of cloths and trimmings Of every quality; and will
only make all garments TO ORDER warranted to NJ;
but we shall keep hand choice assortment Of ready
made clothing, costs pants, vests, cravats, overcoas
shirts drawers and understands, for sale cheap for CASH
As diapers and ailors intend deserve the custom
of Saint Paul. We always be found in our shop on
Third Street, nearly opposite II. A. Lambert's.
WILLIAM 4 HENRY NIEHAUs.
Saint Paul May 80, ie5l. ely.
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III hereby given, 10 all whom il may concern, thar
viii, ON sAfuRDAy the 2th day OF June 1851, nj nine
Of the clock In the orenocn OF said day, SELL
ing, at the 0nt door Of the ceatra House Saint Paul.
all and angular the following lands and lots In the
county Of Ramsey, and Territory Of Minnesota which
the taxes Of the year 1850 due, and which shall
be unpaid at the time Of such sale and that said sale VIII
be continued from day between the hours Of and
O'Clock IN the forenoon aud O'Clock In the afternoon
Of each day, until all are offered for sale.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-19

J. McCLoUp, Jr., Company, have fn-
isted their new Hardware Store, near the head of
Third Street, and have removed to ii from their old
stand On Bench Street. They have now the
most complete assortment Of Hardware, that can
another column.
r. WEsr McCLouD's Hal and Cap Store, is
also removed to The same building. Every style
Of hats aud cars on hand, and Tor sale at ST. Louis
prices. 2t
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Galsiia advertisements.

Dress Goods,
Rich chain silkst
!" stripe s s.
/" !" summer /"
/" Turc safins,
BLACK gro de rh:ns,
Cksngeable lsstros,
SILK ilssnes,
@ Gefancinss,
Chain bersges,
BsrAgs muslin dc LANES,
French jaconets,
Striped poplins,
Water'd poplins, &c., &c.
French chintx,
posted mouslains, &c. Sc.
Printed lawns,
FAfRCBfLD 4 cox,
DC Main street, 0slens.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-19

J. E. FULLERTON, has completed and re-
moved into bl new store, next door west Of the
Pieaeer 0fice, extending from Third Street
through to Bench, where he has added largely TO
his former stock of provisions, dry goods, groce-
ries, cr0ckery, grain, -four, clothing, boots and
shoes, &c, and invites his old customers and
new ones, to drop in and try to suit themselves.
a more fdl advertisement will sppear in the Pho
neer shortly. q
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AN ADVERTISEMENT THAT
APrEAis TO THE
Souud Scnsa of the Com ruuni fv.


STANDARD MEDICINES.
vEvHE following nneqused series Of Family Medicines
i may be depended upon with the utmost confidence
they the appreciation Of the hest physicians in the
:esntry, and recommended by all who have used
hem superior to amy family medicines known.
which time more than 5000 Certificates have been re-
ceved from eminent public and Others aud are now
on ale at the Compsny's Office. They are compounded
thoroughly tested by scientific chemists, that med
cines OF Uniform and reliable quality are guaranteed in
all cascs.
THE oaAEFExrEna
VEGETABLE PILLS,
Arc particularly valuable for the and cure Of
Feyers in general all Bilious and Liver Complaints,
ache Dyspepsia Heart Burn, Costiveness, Gripping, Ur
nary Diseases Distractions Of the Menses, Influenza
Asthma, and for variety Of other chronic disease IN
ne, for all ordinary family " Full directions for
the various Diseases accompany each box Price 20 cts
q box.
rHy eRaEYEyBERs
DYSENTERY SYRUP.
speedy and infaibIe remedy in Diarrh9a Dysentery,
Bloody Flax, Cholera Morbus, Cholera lnfantum, and
toms viz vomiting and diarrhes. II fails to cure
the possible 81 bowel complaints generally
in few aours, seldom beyond day. Is purely vere-
table, and taken u almost any quantity is perfectly
harmless.
THE GRAEFENBEnG
GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT.
Invaluable for Burns wouns sprens Chilblans Corns
Sores sweings az all kinds, Rheumatism, Erysipelss
Bronchitis Scrofua Ulcers, Pains in the side and Back
relieved, OF the Bowels and
for all cases where there Is Inflammation.
MARSHALL,S UTERINE CATHOLICON
cersia cure loo Prolapsus Uter and for Of the
distressing complaints incident Females Prepared
by'Dr. THE0. PoMERoY, Of Utica, solely for the
Grasienberg Company. ~
The other Graefcnbcrg Medicines are--Eye Lotion
Health Btters, Consumptve Balm, Chidren's Panacea
Fever and Ague Pills. Ldbys Pile Ointment, s;arsapar
la Compound.
oRAEFGNBERG
MANUAL OF HEALTH.
A complete handbook Of medicines for families -
Price so cents fsrsr $50
Office ga broadway, n. Y.
CAUTION.
The public to bear in mind that everything
prepared by the Graefenberg Company has their sea
upen it.
LOCAL AGENTS.
Hichcox and Kellogg, St. PAUL; }. ii. Stevens ana
Co, ST. ANTHONY John N ALL, STILLWATER
Geo. w Sweet, for BENTON Co.
Where any of the above medicines may be obtained
Of the undersigned at the depot of the Company
Jackson street, 81. Panl.
THE "wESTERN WORLD"
family newspaper, published in New York, will b,
furnished to all persons purchasing an,
Of the Graefenberg medicines
J. CRAWFORD BURBANK,
General Agent for Mimi. Terry.
st. Paul, June 10, 1851. 9-ly
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NOTICE.
ITO az srAon q mai Concern.

To az WhoM q Heg Conctrn.
UDLEAsE take notice that Note, made and given by
the subscriber 70 one NJ. r. 0rnsby, Of Prsrie du
CHEN. Wis. for the payment Of hundred dollars
($100l pay able about the 6rs day Of June, d.
l852 bearing date about the frss day Of May D.
1851 and dated at Point Doagisxs, obtained from
me through the false and fraudulent representation
said Ormssy Therefore. take warning that for the
of consideration, said Note will be paid By
me, or By my order, at the maturity thereof
TYLER LovEJoY.
Dated ut saltwater, M.T,l
June 18th, lS5l.-9-tf (
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-19
JOHN MORGAN,

.Midssay bettseen st. Paul and StillsrGter,
DEGS leave TO say to strangers visiting Min
ID nesota, and the public generally, that having
now made his arrangements complete for the ac-
commodation Of the public, and being situated
in the midst of the most delightful scenery, sur
rounded by lakes that abound in fish, and In an
atmosphere Of unsurpassed pnri,y-he hopes to
see company from abroad, as well as from neigh
boring villages They will find the charges
moderate. yz-Io
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-19

III" We have laid upon our table, handsome
book. The Graeferherg Manual Of Health. very
besutfally printed ard hound, which will be val
liable 10 those who use the celebrated remedies Of
Graeifenberg, and can be bought Of the agents
whose names are appended to the Graeffenberg
advertisement found in another column Of our
paper.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-19
REMOVAL OF MILLINERY ESTAB-
I.TglIMENT.

MFRS MARVIN grateful for the very liberal patron.
lvL age she received from lie Ladies' OF St Paul.
besx to inform them OF her removal TO the new building
three of her late residence, where her GUS
tomers will find increased facilities in her arrangement
for meeting their wishes and suiing their tastes, IN ac-
coriance with the latest fashions.
Hats and Bounets bleaehed altered and pressed. Mrs
NJ having lust received from Cincinnati an improved
pressing machine her millinery will be done IN
very superior style.
N r. An assortment Of Ladies' 6ne custom made
shoes will be kept constantly hand, which she will be
happy 10 shew TO her customers.
81 Paul May l5 1851. 4u
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THE MARSHAL,
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
BUILDERS and Contractors hereby requested to
ID hand in to the Board Of Regents, Of the University
Of Minnesota, plans and estimates which they will
erect, the village of ST. Anthony, building for the
preparatory department Of the University of Minnesota
The maximum is fixed twenty hundred dol
lars. Proposals received until Saturday morning. June
18th, addressed to the Secretary of the Board.
BY order Of the Board of Regents.
1. ATwATER, sec'y.
June -, 1851. 9-2t