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PROSPECTUS


FOR PUBLISHING DAKOTA LEXICON,
Under the patronage Of the Historical! Society OF MIN
n6sota.
The members Of the Dakota Mission having hecn ~.
qucstcd by various persons prepare for the press
Dakota Lexc and Cramnlr have made arrangements
Tor putting into the best iorm for that purpose their
united labors.
The Lexicon is expected to contain-lst Dakota and
Enslis!I--2d, English and Dakofa--anl 81, a Grammar
OF the Dakota Language; all Of which, when bound to-
gether, VIII make book Of some seven hundred pages
small octava.
The Dakota and English part will contain UPWARDS Of
Gteen thousand words iuclndue the obloue Of
nouns, the forms Of verbs dependent ON he
Introduction Of prouoUns and propositions This with the
Grammar intended chiefly for the benefit such per-
sons as wish to form acquaintance practical NH
ios0phlcal, or pathological with the Dakota dialect
The English aud Dakota part will be prepared partly
for the benefit of the Dakotas themselves II NOT el.
peeted by any one that their will continue be
spoken language Civilization passes onwa ard should
encirce them with its blessings the least of which
are the English Language and IT'S literature In giving
them facilities for acquiring knowledge language
we only do our duty. For the OF this mart Of
the design, is expected that the American Board will
MAKE an appropriation IL IS Also hoped assistance
will he obtained from Literary Societies. and individuals
in the East who feel Interested in preserving
memorials of Indian tribes and the means OF care
full comparison Of their language.
But the citizens of Minnesota, it expected will feel
more "eery interested IN this publication than those
who are not brought into such proximity with the Da-
kotas
1t is proposed to raise by subscription within the Ter
ready for printing which will be about the FIRST Of MAY
next and the remainder delivery Of the books TO
subscribers For every Sc SO subscribed copy of the
work, neatly ard substantially bound VIII be guar
When all the expenses met BY subscription and sale
the remainder OF the edition. f any, will be divided
among the paying subscribers, according the amount
Of their subscription.
receiving committee will be appointed for the differ.
emf districts OF the Territory and subscription lists pre-.
pared, notice o! which will be givca ate! the annual
meeting Of the Historical Society
n. b. Minnesota papers disposed subscribe, will
please copy
Saiu p.u c,I,
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D.l FAIL AND WINTER. 1850.
WOODS HDI'CE a 90.

Nc. ST Main Street, Gstens,
HHAFE b. recent arrivals adted 10 their stock large
II and wcl selected assortment OF Fall and Writer
Goods embracing every Thing and desirable in their
liue. Additions viii be made from tnic time until
The close OF navigation and they would solicit the
ieion Of purchasers visiting the market. An excellent
stock of shoes Of all Kinds VIII be found go up IN thiia
delpEla, expressly fer this market
The following comprises poI lion Of their stoext
e, 10, sid i2-i Ribbon bound Bed Biankcis
Elue, Green snd Drab Cloth TO
White Mac hinaw, heavy and fne
White scarlet, orange aud lemon Flsnneis
Gray mixed and white SheEer F.Annels
lr!mted Flannels, all coiors
Ueayy-twied white and scarlet Flnnheis,
EIgi-colored French and Engiish Msrnos
do NJ. pcl.aines and DamnZiLes
Plain and fig AIpacas, all c0iors
BoGbazne AID Carton Cloths for mourning
Rich black Silks, plain s1f bEoeade
Silk PRINCES AID Velvet Trimmings
WSrsted Spis for C,i!dion's wear
Fancy Cloths and CassEieres
Elack Fin Cloths ard doeskn "a
Saiinets, Sleeps Gray and Jeans
le-4 bcached snd brown Shcetirss
Al brown ard bieeched shiriiESs
Irish Linens ard Lawns
81 and IA best Canton Flarnels
Nader prints, blue and orange do
A great variety OF " omen's aEG Chi.drcRs Hosiery
Eid, silk, and Cashmere Gloves
Needie-worked Cuffs aEd Collars
Housekeeping Goods III variety
Laces, Edgings ard Sohbinz
Swiss plain and Jaconet Masns
Rich Bonnet end Belt Ribbons
Ladies and Gents silk Shirts
Heavy Sagovia do
Tickings, Stripes ard Checks
Heavy Comforts and Wristiets
With article usually kept ia Dry Good Stores
feeling fdent that they able give sstsisctios
in every way, The stea,iea Of the public is respects
fully invited september. 1850
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CUTRCH BELLS.

A experience OF thirty years has given the sub
"A scriher opportunity o. ascertairng the various
combinations OF metals and the degree OF heat requisite
for securing the grestest soidy, sreug, most me-
lodious tones and has enabled him secure for his bells
tbs highest awards Of the y. Y State Agricultural
Society and Amercaa " situie for several years past
The Trinity chimes OF New-York, were completed at
hs Found1, were also chimes for Ncy. Orleans
Kingston { w aid several Others and the Fire Alarm
Bells Of New York, the largest ia this coun.
Try. Church, Factory, md Steamboat bells, Constantly
hand, and peais of Bells order. These bells
hung with improved Iron Yokes and springs are
tache 10 act the cappeT, which much pro.ongs
the sound; and they also may be turned in the yoke
which brings the blew Of the clappeE in Place. and
lessons the danger Of their breaking Hangnss oo;prete
Gnciudifg Yoke Frame ard Wheel furnished If desired
ing instruments on hand, and msde to order.
ANDREW MENEELS.
West Troy, n. Y, Jan ], 1851.
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Which motion prevailed.
GF. chapter 8 of bill


C.F chapter 8 of bill
%o. Is. IC.SF.) a bill, for revising ana
cousolid .,inx the general statutes OF the
Amen led lily the House Of Representa-
An1 RIO LIT. 81, 81, 4,h, 9Th. 7th, and s'h
.,,sn,i,,ents ron-concussed ia by the Coun-
ell, ,d.
And me House having refused to receae
Gram lid amendments, now coming up,
aud ,hr question recurring
s.V,tl the Council adhere to It's amend
nsnts 10 The third chapter!"
Pending the question:,
On motion of Mr.. Norris,
orEsre.l,
-Tbs- /, committee Of two be appointed 10
,sO,g.ar with a similar committee TO be ap-
pointed by the House of Representatives
on ;he disagreeing vote OF The Two houses
on said chapter.
CT. chapter 81 of-bill
No. 10. &C. F. A bill revising
:.ad consolidating the general statutes OF
the teri,ory,"
Amended ty the House OF Representa-
lives.
iIy the Council,
question now recurring
..yiIi the Council adhere to non-con-
carfence in the amendment made by the
house 10 chapter ST."
/, was decided III the negative.
CT. chapter 67 Of bill
No. IS, (CF.) i hill FOR revising anil
consolidating the general statutes Of the ter
Etory,
Returned from the House OF Represen-
ratvas with sundry amendments;
And The first amendment being then read,
IS follows:
rStrike out SHALL in frss line Of sec, 6,
and insert ',nay.'"
The Council concurred therein.
The second amendment being 'hen read,
a. follows:
.sAlnend sec. S. line ., by striking out
the word 'solenmiy.
The Council concurred therein.
The third amendment being then read, as
follows.
in line s, sec. g."
The Council refused to concur therein.
The fourth amendment being then read,
rs follows: .
s.Strike out all after the word Chapter
in sec. l6."
The Council refused TO concur therein.
Sn al, Council concurred in the LIST and
81, aud refused TO CONCUR in The Sd and 18th
amendments maize by the House to said
chapter.
TIE message having been disposed of,
On motion of Mr.. Sturgis,
The Council went into executive session.
Alter some time passed therein, the doors
we're opened. when,
On motion of Mr.. Norris,
Ordered,
That The result Of the action Of the Coun-
cil in executive session I've communicated Ivy
the Secretary of the Council to his Excel
lency the Governor.
On notion of MIR. Mcleod,
The Council adjourned until two O'Clock.
r. NJ, on Monday next.
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BEN. w. BRUNSON

Notary Public and County Surveyor,
HAViNG opened Land Agency. will attend
IL to the location of Military Land Warrants,
entering government lands, securing presumption
claims, buying and selling farms, town lots, and
the payment Of taxes, will also draw and take ac-
acknowledgements of deeds, mortgages, &c.
References, Rev. A. BRuNsoN, p. du C'n, Wis
His Exc'y NELSON DEWEY, Wis
w. II. BRADLEY, Esq. Galena, lii.
L. s. FELT Esq. Galena. III.
Hon VIII. FORBES, st Paul, Min.
Office on Roberts street, Saint Paul, Min.
NoTE.-l have been TO considerable expense
in procuring fac simile copies of the township
plats at the Land Office, and have made arrange
ments to be advised weekly of all entries and pre-
emptions made, therefore can give at any time
any information in regard to the vacant lands in
the district.
B. w. BRCNSON.
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In Offering to the community this justly celebrated
remedy for diseases Of the throa, and lungs s
wish 70 tribe with the lives health Of the afflicted but
frankly TO lay before them the opinions Of distinguished
men and some Of the evidences Of Its success, from
which they can judge for themselves. We sincerely
pledge ourselves to make wild assertions false
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suffering humanity which facts will not warrant.
Many proofs are here given and solicit inquiry
from the public into all we publish feeling assured they
Wilt them perfectly reliable and the medicine worthy
their best confidence and patronage.
FROM BENZ. sILLIMAN, NJ D., L l. D., ETC,
Professor Of Chemistry, Mineraiogy, &C., Yale College,
Member Of the It. Hist Med Phil and scien. socioties
II deem the CHERRY pEcroRAr. an admirable
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ria Medica, aud very effective remedy for the class of
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New Haven, c.. Nov ], ls4a. .
rhOF. CLEANELAND, of Bowdoin College Me-,
W res-'I have witnessed the effects Of your CHER
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REV. DR. OsGOoD
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we're settled cough accompanied BY raising Of blood night
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commenced the use Of the CHERRY PECTORAL L, and
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JAMES RANDALL.
Iampien IS. Springfield Nov. q, lsis.
This day appeared the above named James Randall
and pronounced the above statement ia every res
pect
LORENZO NORTON, Justice.
TIE REMEDY THAT CURES
Portland. Me Jan. 10, 1877.
Dr.. Aver: have been long afflicted with Asthma
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u-r Prepared BY ]. C. Aver, Chemist Lowell Mass
ana soid III 81 Panl, al N. BARRIERS
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ErNA FIRE INSURANCE CO..

IhcoF7oTdIfo, Wny, 1879.
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The reputation Of The "E.na Co" is as widely known
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50 dispensing said and comfort the unfor-
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No. 10, ii. of r.,
A bill to provide for laying cut ter
ritorial road from the village Of St. An
thony Falls to the Falls of ST. Croix,
Was read the first time.
Mr.. Randall, from the committee on
enrolled bills, reported as follows:
The committee on enrolled bills have
examined and found correctly enrolled,
the following bills aud memorial, viz:
No. 3, &c. F. A memorial to Con-
gress asking for donation Of land to the
county Of Benton.
Chapters z, IL, 30, So and 10, of No.
ID, &C. F.
A bill for revising and consolidating
the general statutes of the Territory.
B. II. RANDALL,
Chairman.
The message from the Council Of yes
terday,
Was taken up.
c. F. chapter 6, Of bill No. ID, &C..
F.)
"a bill for revising and consolidating
the general statutes Of the Territory"
Was taken up for the consideration of
the first amendment of this House, which
was not concurred in by the Council.
Mr.. Rice moved that the House re-
cede from the amendment, to said chap
ter.
The question being put,
And the Speaker being unable to de-
eide,
A division being ordered, there were
ayes 7--noes 4
So the amendment was rcccded from
&C. f. chapter ID, Of the same bill,
was taken up,
For the consideration Of the first a.
mendment of this House,
Which was non-concurred in by the
Council.
The question being put,
"Shall the House recedc from its a.
mendment, and
A division being called for ard order
cd, there were ayes 7-noes ).
So the amendment was receded from
C. +. chapter 35 of the same bill,
was taken up for the consideration of
the first amendment Of this House,
Which was non-concurred in by the
Council.
The question being put,
The amendment was receded from.
e.. +. chapter 81 Of the same bill
Was taken up,
For the consideration Of the amendment
Of this House,
Which was non-concurred 10 by the
Council.
The question being put,
"Shail the House recetie from its amend
ment?'
twas decided in the negative.
- On motion Of Mr.. Randall,
The House resolved itself into com
nIttee Of the whole,
Mr. Warren in the chair,
For the consideration Of &C. f. chapter
II of bill 11 t@f rt
No. IS. &C. F.) bill for revising and
consolidating the general statutes of the
Territory, 1
Also, as
No. IA. III. Of r. bill to establish and
maintain common schools.
Also, H d Les4
No. IS Oh. of R.) abill for an act to in
corporate the Saint Paul aud Sain, Anthony
railroad company.
After some time spent therein,
The committee rose, and by their cllair-
man reported
Fla &C. ~ chapter II, back to the House
-
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Friday. Feb. %.

The House met pursuant TO adjourn
ment, and was called to order by the
Speaker.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr, Hobart.
The roll having been called,
Mcssrs. Brunson, Fatribault, Ford,
Gilman, Oltnstead. Ramsey, Randall,
Rice, Sloan, Taylor and Warren. were
reported absent.
The journal of yesterday was then
read and corrected.
Mr.. Trask introduced joint rcsola-
ton,
No. 2. II. R. for the meeting Of the
two Houses of the Legislature, in joint
convention, for the election Of regents,
for the University of Minnesota.
On motion, said resolution was adop-
ted.
Mr.. Rice gave notice that on to-mor-
row or some future day. he would ask
leave to introduce bill, granting to
John Banfil the right to establish and
maiataia ferry across the Mississippi
river
Mr.. Tiden, from the committee on in
corporations made the following report
The committee on corporations to whom
was referred the petition of AnsclI Smith
and others, citizens of ST. Croix Falls,
and Daniel Stinchfeld and others, citi-
zens of St. Anthony, praying for the lay
ing out and establishment of territorial
road from St. Anthony Falls, in Ramsey
county, to the Falls Of ST Croix, in
Washington county, having had said pc
titions under consideration, beg leave to
report the following bill:
II. l.. TII.DEN,
D. GILMAN,
JESSE TAYLOR,
Committee.
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CHEAP CASH sroRE>--vHoLEsAL
AND RETAIL.
0RoCERIrs, PROVISIONS, HARDWAEEr BooTs
SHOES, HATS, CARS, CLOTHING, PAINTS,
OILS, OIL Ais, FURNITURE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
ryyuE SUBSCRIBER, by late arrivals u now 10 re-
Il celpt and opening In his store on st. Anthony
Street, near the "American House," large ana most
complete assortment Of the abovsnamcd Goods, which
will positively be sold lower prices for cash than
before offered in this place Ills entire stock select
ed great care and purchased In the Eastern and
Southern markets for Cash. that he safely
bis friends and the public generally thai II will be to
their interests call before purchasing elsewhere ad
examine his stock, which consists in part as iolows
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HENDEE & TORRERT,S


GROCERY, PROFISfON AND LIQUOR STORE.
"AVINC purchased of George Douglass his entire
Il stock ofGroceries, Liquors, &c, prepared
to sell the same at extremely low prices for cash. tie
Old stand, corner of Bench and Jackson streets.
Our stock consists Of the greatest variety of Family
Groceries, Sauces, Fruits Provisions and condiments OF
every kind, offered for sale in this market well
a choice selection of Spirits, Wines, and great vali-
ETY. of Cigars and Tobacco Mace aud all other Spices
Preserves, Pickles. White Fish, Mackerel Flour Sperm
Oil, Whale Oil, besides every article usually TOR sale
Family Grocery.
Also splendid variety of fancy candies Of all kinds
Patent Medicines Of all kinds-Townsend's aud Eul's
Sarsaparilla, Nerve and Bone Eminent, Opodeoc: Da-
vis Pain Killer Oil Of Spike, Lees Bilious and Anti
billions Pills, Hurbert's Cough Syrup, Storms Scotch
Cough Candy Barrow's Cough Candy British Oil, &c.
Also, large stock Of Painters Materais-Whte and
Red Lead Lnseed Oil, Turpentine Varnsh Paris Green
of all kinds, Turkey TIMBER, Yellow Ochre Litharge
Chrome Green Chrome Yellow, Whiting Putty, Win
dow Glass of all Sizes Nails of all kinds besides pum-
Der of articles not enumerated.
Come one come all, ard examine stock tits
trouble show goods but remember to bring aon the
change, cash and nothing previous But
determined to sell goods lower than any ether
store in Minnesota
st. Paul, December 3d. 1850. 2-T
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GRINDING.
'THE UNDERSIGNED is now in readinees

VFNHE UNDERSIGNED u now IN read!nfea
Il. for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas, Buck
wheat. and wha;eyer else requires grinding, in
gliding Salt. at the gris;-ni ca the west side Of
the Mississippi river, a, 81. Anthony, for laval
rates of toll. Wher desired, grs.s will be re-
ceiyed at the subscribers on the east side Of the
river, and be returned ground at the same pl1ce
2-Sly CALVIN a. FUTILE,
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SALTWATER HOUSE,

. Main Street, StiAwdtes, Hiraesctd Territory.
LEssh l. BUfORD having taken charge Of this we'll
ss.L known Hotel, aid entirely reittsd ard
lslh- waited il, is prepared receive and entertain
his frieI Dc and the public. By assdrous attention this
wants OF his guests he heres merit liberal patronage.
charge, s-.tf
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SHAwJ.S.

MAZE HAVE in store orc @! the largest stocks Of
w Shav.s ever brought 10 this market, composed
mostly OF the celebrated Bay State Long Shaws
very fine and recommended for their comfort and durs-
bty. Also Cloth. SILK, ard Cashmere Square Shswls.
GaleDs, SEPT 1850 WOODS HOUSE i Co.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

IT has been rumored generally among my friends
throughout the country that was keeping Public
House, and that had changed my business which is not
true wish TO inform my old friends the travelling
community, that am prepared 10 accommodate all who
may favor me with ca and with good accommoda-
tons as AM house in saltwater. My bar is well supplied
with the best OF good liquors, oysters, cigars, My
stable Is wei supplied with hay, corn 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
to come and see for yourselves.
L. BUFORD.
tsiliwater II ouse, December 7, 1850.
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Ia which they asked tho concurrence OF
the House, U
And asked aud obtained leave to sic a.
gain upon bills
No. IL, and rs (H. Of R.)
=. On ,notioa Of Mr.. Tilden. sa.- 81
The House adjourned. eae'
Q o'clock, r. VI.
The House was called to order by the
Speaker.
The roll having been called,
Messrs. Brunson, Ford, Gilman, North,
Sloan aud Tilden,
Were reported absent.
Mr.. Trask moved that the House al
journ until Monday next at 9 O'Clock, P.
NJ.
The question being put,
And division being called for and or
dered,
There were ayes--6, noes-o.
So the House adjourned.
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AT ST. LOUIS PRICES.

Positively AT ST. LOUIS PRICES.
Chedp Cash Store, for + all ant Wfafer TT0ds.
f. FULLERTON has received ard opcued his
- Fail and Winter stock, comprising of the hes,
selected assortments Of Rcady-made Clothing Prints
Satnets, Boots, Shoes, Hats, CAPS Fancy Goods &C
ever brought to Minnesota He would respectfully invite
Farmers ard others visiting St Pan paw him visit
As he Is determinedo retain the which csab.
lishment has so long held, Of "Cheap Cash Storen
CLOTHING,
The following arc few Of the articles on hand
Extra fine black dress coats Black satin vests
40 frock DO Figured do
Black and brown do Black silk do
Blanket do Pine Black Pants
ocaver Cloth 10 do Cassimer do
Fine Linen Shirts Flannci under shirts
GiHgham do Gotten and wooden hcee
HICKORY do Of all siscs and scrls.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems thick boots Morocco sins,
Boys do Bows shoes of ali kinds
do Calf scwed do Ladies' boots, shoes, slippers.
do Thick brogans &C.
GROCERIES.
consisting OF Teas, Coffees, Sugar, Rice, q. g. ~.
Molssses, Mould and Sperm Candies Dried Apples,
Peaches, Soap, Tobacco, saerats, Starch, Goldfish,
Mackere Cinnamon Nu;mtgs, Cloves, Peppermint, and
Pepper Sauce.
Also, large as.ortmen, Of Wooden Ware consisting
of Painted Tuos and Buckets, Wsshbosras, Clothes
Pins &c All for sale cheap for cash. No trouble
show goods-next door TO the Fremont House--sign,
Cheap Cash Store
o. Large supplies of F!aur Oats, Corn, and Pota-
toes always on hand. 2-aly
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2-sl HUGH M'CANN
MR.. UICUWARDEN.


ATE from the St Croix, gives notice TO the bearded
people Of st. Paul that he has opened the rooms
Third street. OF Nnnesota lately occupied by
Nathan Hale James Tia, or Tor the practice
of the tonsoria in ell its varieties and ramic aors;
including plain and ornamental shavng aiso hair dress
ing, capillary a,npntation and shampoong.
Mr.. II. begs leave give the following references
Hon. Theophilus karbunkle Wiilowriver, Col James
Hughes Attorney and Counsellor Law, and surveyor
Of Lumber, &c, Willowrver. His Exceency, Isaac
Young President OF the Bank OF ST Croiy at ST. Paul.
and 10 Others including members of Congress, and
ex-governors. 9-34
TIME SECRETARY OF THE TERRITORY has
received and is receiving documents aud statistics
Of Common Schools the several States Persons ill.,
teTcsted in the same can exanne them mis- Office
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0nAn lts. BUTTER s-d CHEEsE-prme
cOOO srtieles-jgst received and for sale at
tsgRGFNTD