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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-18

e WATCHES, JEWELLERY,
"a SILVER WARE, &c.-The subscribers
GA2 have constantly on hand splendid as
Dsortment of Watches, Jewellery, silver
Tea Sets, silver Pitchers, Goblets silver Spoons
Forks, Ladies, Butter Knives, sauce and cream
Spoons, &c. GENNET g. JAMES,
ia 20 Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-18
FIKE. LIFE AND MARINI

policies OF Insurance on the above de
scription of risks on as reasonable terms as any
similar company, and respectfully ask share Of
the patronage of the public. Applications viii be
received at the Office, No 223, corner of Main and
9Th streets, where the officers will cheerfully fur
nish all information that may be required. Al
losses promptly and literally adjusted
JAMES BOSHER, President.
JOHN H. BosHER, Secretary. mil
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Taa Nominee came in at six o'clock, this
u,orn.ag.
C Donsemln arrived, and saws there is no
question 0ut that the treaties will be ratified rs
Soon % he Presidential Conventions are over
Aif Vale and f'mily, and many other people
came 70 n the Nominee, to enjoy our salubrous
cal mate 10 few weeks.
NJ sosR.---Wc learn from the last La
G.. -e prit Of the Tnne., that a Mr. James
FL llf--on, was brutality murdered a few DAYS
s.'ce GA Black River at the "Indian Graves. ="
h' a,1 named Grover A quarrel between
ine a.fiea had grown out Of dog shooting, zeal
"u',. e, and upon the day o. the marde, hey
m.' sd without notice. i, appears, Grover
-e'z'i niie and plunged 1t nto the breast of
BE- IL lardson, killing him almost instantly.
b.oHrr ID been arrested, and was in the custo-
y 70 'ae oticers at La Cro,se.-(Gal Jeff
FHE COLLINS STEAMEVs.-The t. States
-eor'e have passed tlil, gaming compensa-
rou 5000 per trip. 10 the above line OF
a.nef'. by decided nia)ority.-[Gai. jeff.
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1 e, 1:4s - 80 AMP Exr-
Ola MIS- S. sE.sEs7h Ora MIS-.

Storage, Commission and Forwarding at the Western
terminus of the Galeua and Chicago Union Railroad.
IL. POTW 1872, A. DAVIDSON.
DAVIDSON co.
CHERRY VALLEY, ILLINOIS,
A RE prepared to receive. store, and forward goods
N and produce Of every Descriptions and will contin-
nc the business at the Western Terminus Of the Rail
road Il progresses.
Mark packages, Scare Davidson Co"
As This Railroad Is now completed the worst Of
the wagon road between Chicago and Gscua, think
merchants ill lind il to their send Of
their goods by this route. Please try IL. 3-5t
WIN w. HANKS.
A his store in Saltwater is prepared to offer
"A to his customers, much larger and better
neit OF Goods than he has ever before brought into
this market His assortment is entirely fresh and bought
this Spring, at the very lowest figures 1t includes NJ
most every article called or in store, ard epe
cialy such goods most wanted by villagers and
lumhermen. Hats and Caps, Boots and shoes, ready
made Clothing, Crockery, Hardware, Flour, Bacon.
Pork, Eggs, Butter, Cheese, Sauces and Condiments
Sugar Coffee Tea, Salt, Molasses Fish, Dry Goods Of
all sorts and especially for ladies' Fresh goods
will he ordered promptly from week 70 week,
have constantly on hand, whatever the trade
Tuire. These goods, customers may depend upon buy
ing, for quick pay at moderate profits Being de-
ernintd to make bad debts w. w IL. feels assured
that he sell goods low they be bought any
where ia these parts, at retail.
WIN W. HANKS.
saltwater May Is, 1852. Aft
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LEDUC & ROHRER.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Corner Of Bench and ITabashGW streets, ST.
Paul, VI. T.
MINNESOTA YEAR BOOK FOR 1882.
lust received and for sale at our counter, and b,
- Churchill a Nelson. saltwater; ". II. &. Folsom.
Taylor's Falls; Jcreniah Russell, Sauk Rapids, and
! Brown & Stewart swan River.
mails lie DUO q ROHRER.
4 MEXICAN ALMANAC FOR ts32.-
HINTS TOWARDREFORMS-Iu lectures, address
Il es and other writings by Horace Greeley
Tor sale by LIE DUO y RolIRER.
I EVILS & CIARK's Journal Of Eypeiton to Rocky
IL Mountains, for sale by lie DUO ROHREk.
nUTRE MER-Arilgrimase beyond the sea, by Hen
LIZ DUC & RoHRER
vgVHE AMERICAN FRUIT CULTURIAT-Contnin-
ing directions for the propagation and culture OF
fruit in the nursery, orchard and garden with
description Of the principal American and foreign vtre
ties cultivated in the United states For sale by
CONFESSIONS OF AN OPIUM EATER-by Thos
u DE Quincy. for sale BY LIE DUO & ROHRER.
rNHE LIFE OF JOHN PAUL JONES-by Alexander
L Slidell Mackenzie, u. 5 n. LIE DUO 4 ROHRER.
THE LIFE OF SIIAS WEIGHT-With n selection Of
his spseches in the Senate Of the T. For sale by
LIE DUO ROHRER.
THE History Of the Political parties in the State of
New York, for The last half century, in vols at
LIE DUO ROHRERS.
THE LIFE OF WESLEY and the rise and progress of
L the society of Melhodists, by Robert Southey.
For sale by lie DUO ROHRER.
| ctTANDARD HISTORICAL WORKS-Napier's His
- tory of the Penissular War; Alisen's History Of
Europe; Humes History of Engand Meals History Of
the Puritans; Mman's Gibbons Rome; Monettes His
tory of the Mississippi, etc, etc. For sale BY
LIE DUO \ ROHRER.
THE MODERN BRITISH ESSAYISTS-embracing
Macauey, Carlyle, Wilson, Macintosh, Alison, JEFF
fry, Tafourd Stephens and sydney Smith. For sale by
/ LIE DUO ROHRER
| A MEXICAN INSTITUTIONS and their influence by
/ N Alexis DE TOcqueville with notes by John C. Spen-
Ger For sale BY LIE DUO ROHRER-
VXTRAPPING PApER-l50 reams Wrapping Paper
w crown and double crowD direct from the mills,
at st. Louis prices; BY LIE DUO ROHRER.
| St. Paul, April 29, 1854 s-u
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A AGENCY FOR CLAIMS.

n. II. z.
HNliE undersigned will give hi, undivided and earnest
10 the prosecution ard collection of every
description ol CLAIMS against the United State. before
congress ana me various Departments of the General
Go'' rhinent,-suc!i Is Invalid, Navy. BOUNTY Land
Revolutionary Tension Claims, claims arising mn
DER e various lreaties with Foreign and Indian Va
tons, and all others recurring the active services of an
Agent.
Charges shall always be moderate. and regulated by
the amount Of scrvi rendered. All colnuluuicntiop
shall receive immediate attention.
The undersigned refers TO the following well known
names, professional and business his standing and
ability: ~
Hon JAS 4. PE.roE, L. S Senator Mari land
Judge f. I. CHANBER<, do
MAJ. GEO. W. Law. Indian Agent. Green RHv Wis,
MOSES : GIBsoN, Esq, Niliow-river, Wisconsin.
ER,Nk CATLIS, do do
:ILAS II. HILL, Washrgton u. G.
T. All business placed in his hands by claimants shall
be faithfully, diligently, and zea!ousIy prosecuted
GEO. L ARMSTRONG;
Office basement OF his residence,
on III. street. between 9TH and cIh streets
WASHINGTON. July 10, 1851 10
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ENGINES. BOILERS & MILL WORK.
J. I. DOWDA s. CO.
Washington Foundry. ST. JOHis No

EEANlNG orc Of The largest and best furnished es-
4 Establishments IN the West we ould call the atteu-
ton OF all persons interested, mill work
to the fact that have The largest assortment Of Pat
terms in the city. We cmplO, the best of wOr>aen and
The best vi IRON IN the manufacture Of work,
having been constantly increasing BUSINESS foi if
ears, Halter ourselves that have given gen
era satisfaction. Engines OF all fitted W on lion
Frames ready
Boilers and heavy sheet ron work of all kinds cast,
inss and wrought iron work ." al kinds and from ti;
BEST patterns now use, for and srist mills
Saw dust Burners, Cardag Machines, pchers, etc
NillWr.h,s have work made 10 suit their draw
ings TERMS reasonable, and particular attention paid
to having the work ready AID shipped By the time agreed
upon.
We refer to Martin Mower, Esq, Arcola Mills or to
Mr.. L. X. Delaro Saltwater; who Using work of
Our manufacture, Tor iGsther information.
Nav p, 1882 6-,f
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IN CHANCERY.
Vetal Guerin Complainant, }
and
Charles X Smith Defendant

Pursuance of decretal order of the District Court
OF the County Of Ramsey, lin equity stting) made
IN the above cause will be sold under direction Of
the subscriber at public auction, at the Court House
door, IN the town of ST. Paul the tenth day OF August
NEXT al ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, all the
following described real estate levied upou a certain
piece or parcel Of land lying and situated in county
OF Ramsey and Territory OF Minnesota, and designated
As ol!ows to-wlf; commencing at the quarter
corner in the centre Of s. ction 81, township number
north OF range % west Of the 18th principal meridian
thence running north 20 degrees chains and 30
links TO black OAK tree Is inches i'll diameter thence
north d "a degrees, west : chains and Is Inks a
back OAK stump 10 inches in diameter; thence south
Is - degrees west chains and AZ links STAKE
the quarter section line thence the quarter
section line chains and % links a the north
east corner of land formerly owned by Phillip Beauprs;
thence south chains and 80 links the line of John
RandalPs land; thence north So l-2 degrees Is
chains and 40 LINKS To stahethenCe north 81 l2 de-
chains and 2O links; thence east chains and
20 nG, 10 the place OF besnnng containing 10 acres
more or less. j. X. III MPIIKEE,
CLERK and Master in Chancery.
Dated ST. Paul, My q, 1852. 4 fol Ct pr fee So
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FURNITURE f..

TO buy second hand furnitGre, is too
S.SEsNssx&4.5Ss much ike buy ing second hand gar
=. mcnts We take II for granted that
~ - the people Of Territory. would
rather prefer to have their chairs washstans, bureaus
and tables made To order, and expressly fer their own
use; although old iurni,urc might be bought Tor less
het Then We think our people would rather have art
cles mace oil the timber thai here in the Terrific
ry, manufactured BY our own mechanics who have cast
their lot IN Minnesota, for better, for worse.
We viii make promptly to order, whatever articles OF
furniture may be wanted If have what
ed on hand) aud will goods better and
things cons,dercd cheaper than they DC imported.
Undertaking promptly attended to-
STEES HUNT,
Manufacturers of Cabinet Ware and Furniture, Third
street, ST. Paul.
-. Paul May o. 1882. eff
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ICE.


the days OF Dives Ice was evidently not in use;
Il that gentleman Mould have csed tor it, INSTEAD of
Tor drop o cod wafer Tor not only VIII il cool the
larched tongue Of tho invalid, but II will give lie and
animation to nl Iced water is alone tit tor drinking
Ihen how can you keep your butter, your cucumbers
your mix aud cream and your fresh meat, cool without
ice! You can have II, every morning delivered 10 you
warranted sweet and frcsh a vetl small adv
the actual cost vi manufacturing, O.
mas1 (6-tf) CHARLES SI MONS
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TIE MINNESOTA REMEDY
FOR CHOLERA MoRHUs. DYsEsrERy, DIARRHGA, &c. Il
"PESlGUAGOMIk.D

INDIAN COMPOUND ASTRINGENT AND TONIC.
rHNtE materials OF this medicine are entirely vegetable
Indigenous to Minnesota, and well kno wn to the In
dians by whom they have been used from time nmeno-
rial with invariabe success.
The Proprietor can confidently recommend this med
clhe to the public certain, safe and pleasant
Tor Cholera Norbns, Diarrhea, D scntery snd all dis
eases of the bowels Ii affords almost re-
ei in cases ofcripings cramps and ordinarily effects
complete cure ia SIX eight holrs.
To Boatmen, Raitmen and iumbermen and all per
sons travelling the river, this medicine is auabe
Or citizens going below, during rie summer months
should not fail TO provide themselves with it,
The "PesigUa goplik must of course derive lis repu-
;aton from the testimonials of those who have made
trial oft.
~ Please read carefully the ved certificates.
Prepared bs T.. F. Ely, ST Paul
And for sale at the bookstore OF LIZ DUO g. ROHRER
and at W ii. FORBES Minnesota Store, ST. Paul. Al
so. at The Minnesota Bookstore, ST. Anthony; at Rus
sells Sauk Rapids; at jarvis -. Paul and ii Churchill
n Nelson's, saltwater.
II ~ ice Fjuy Conf, p,r go,fys n
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CERT.EICkTES.


have used the "Pesiguagomk" repeatedly in my fam
lily, and can recommend ii the safest well
et' acious medicine III all arrangements of The bowels
have ever known. 1t has. 10 my knowledge, saved
eFsrai valuable lives IN most obstinate cases OF Cholera
Morsus Dyscnt.ry, etc. L. ". BORUP.
81. Paul, May %, 1872.
This may certify that have used the Vegetable Com
pound Astrngent prepared by Mr. l.. + E'v, my
y and have found be the best bs far ui
oil the kind nave ever used In one instance doses
cured an obstinate case of Cholera Morbu. Net
gle individual hoald be without this valuable medicine
particularly IN country whece the Diarrnha and sum
mer complaints prevalent.
CHARLES H. OAKES.
Having used his preparation IN NV family, most
chez fully JOIN MIR. oakes IN the above certca:e of is
ALEX. RAMSEY.
81. Paul, MAY "a, 1852.
take pleasure in being able 10 state that have
used in my family Mr.. EMS Compound Astrngeni
and Tonic, Of Diarrhra, with much success; and
especially last Summer III OF Summer complaint
IN infant OF mine some nine ulonthS Old, and cheer
fully recommend its use to the public
ST. Paul, May FL, 1882. WV. HENRY FORBES.
have used The Indian Com pound Asringcut ana roA-
ic, myself au in N. iamiiy and found it effective
peCally of children thing and consider il ali
act and safe remedy for all bowel complaints.
ST. Paul, Aug. /, ISL. A. X. FRENCH.
have used the Indian COMPOUND Astringenl and Ton
ic. prepared by Mr. f. f. Ely and AID found immetiae
relief; and cheerully recommend il n speedy and
cure for diseases of the bowels.
1t. Pau, May ~. lSI2. n. /. MASTERSON.
certify that have used the Indian Tonic, called
resguaaon.k and recommend the same as an excel
lent aNtr.Ascnt, pleasant in its TASTE and certain III its
J. J. NOAH.
- Paul. Aug 1871
u All orders Tor the above medicine should be ad-
dressed to l.. +. Ely, ST. Paul, Minnesota.
in Fl
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w VI. II. -TINI.sIT fIIs.
At the
SLIG IRON CTOR r .
REH l. FAR MER.

NUSTOMERS there are many articles Kept by us, Tor
sale, which YOU can buy, considerably lower than
Won can one month hence Now will ask the public
IL they are not satisfied that they buy their groceries
of less prices than the same are selling Tor in Ga
lena, Salt teas. coffee, spices, candies article
that can be named in our ue, unless perhaps few
ticles the product Of farms!
We invite the particular attention OF people from
ABROAD up the Mississippi the Minnesota the ~. Croy,
10 our large of groceries and provisions We know
that we can suit them.
1s62 I'll
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Mechanics Union association.

OiIcc, NO. l. Loodric''s building, SPRINGFIELp Mass
Nj. h. DEAN President
WILLIAM PATTON, g. &. WOOD, y,
". Il. JuDkiSS, (f""cM1 ON.
'HNiS is an Association Of Workingmen and Others
for the MUTUAL assistance of each other in case of
sickness accident
BY the payment Of the following annual deposits, YOU
VIII become Life Member, ard be entitled 10 a week.
benefit during life if should be disabled iokness
OF accident from attending 10 your ordinary business or
occupation FEMALES insured against sickness com on
TO 10Th
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1ano aud xusuramcc apenrtes.
a. J. BAKER. NORRIS HOBART. GEO W PAEscorr
"A n ID AGENCY.
BAKER, HOBART. d. PRESCOTT

Of!ce on Third street, ST Paul, NJ. T.
s 1--WE earei attention to the duties of their Of
nCe as general land Agents One OF the firm has for
thrty year, been resident of the NORTHWEST, and will
devote ms time TO personal of
anu character OF the lands In the Territory Office open
al al hours oi the day town lots bought sod take.
paa convey ancmg the collection debts and letters M
INQUIRY promptly attended
EfERENcEs.-Illinois: Grant Goodrich ESQ., Chica-
60; Hon. VIM. Thomas, Jacksonville: Col Bradford
sPrnshtid Hon Lewis Ross Lewiston; John Spencer
n Mal K"eS island Rev. l. B. Randall Alton; Judge
silhsnai kushyilie. Indiana Rev b. I. Kavanau.h
Indianapolis Michigan: Hon. G. l.. Pomeroy IeDawee
Coz Col liickson, Washtenaw Co. Minnesota. Uon
A. Goodrich; Hon N. M'Lean; Rev. C. Hobart
REAL ESTATE AGENCY OFFICE.-
Thomas w. Wilson.
ATE of Newark, Ohio, respectfully informs the puh
- lie that he has located himself permanently in ST.
aui Ill the Territory of Minnesota where lie promises
to offer his direct and personal services as Aoept m Tho
purchase safe and exchange Of all descriptions of Real
t's'ate such as Lands Farms, Town Property Lease
NOUS 'roand Rents-to the payment of taxes of nom
residents examining titles, collecting debts &c &c
Ana WI" negotiate Agent for Loans Money on Bond
and Mortgage, ON Town PROPERTY &c: also for The mn
chase of stocks, such have bona de value and
sdct all other business connected with such Arcucv
Z. Once, corner of Wabashaw and Third streets
All property VIII be duly advertised and no chqrre,
whatever will be made unless the negotiations are mi,
and satisfactorily effected. T. w WILSON
BY permission, he refers to
,a@ : s R s''1S sss, ESQ. Newark Ohio
Hon. Thomas Ewing, Lancaster Ohio
henry s'ansbnry, E,G., Atry Gen, Columbss, Ohio.
Hon Joseph Vance, Ex-Governor, Urbanna, Ohio
hon. VIM. BeLb, Ev-Gov Ohio, Illinois
Hon. j. Brady, Carlisle, Pa.
% S.:;s :; ( ~ wi. %':o"' Baltimore
ss' |Ss% City, DC.
Or. VIM. Knight, Philadelphia, Pa.
A ss sTs}? n s %' % 'Iss SenYoA
Hon Ie"is Cass, Detroit
Hon. +. Whitcoulb, Ex Governor Indiana
H. al. Rice, Esq, Saint Paul, Mmneso,a
ST Paul, Sept. q, 1851. e3-,v
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FRESH MEAT.

have an arrangtlnemI NOW, Tor Keeping fresh meat
ice. III winter temperatures and As shall be spar
Ing. neither OF pains nor money, 10 have the choicest
beet pork, nation, lamb and other varieties
customers may send II their servants children.
Bit Of tendcrne steak, roast thing else that
good, and they shall have the best il the shop. aad
honest weight. Ny SHOP, remember, /. 81 Anthony
street, just few steps above luiIers Story brca
may 2.--bf WM WELLS.
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E1SuIONARLE MILLINERY.

II ARGE stock Of Bonnets at Mrs Narvn's Millinery
\ A Fst,bshment Third street reduced prices The
,diss Of ST Paul are respectfully Informed that Mrs
Marvin has received large and very elegant stock Of
Ronnes which she is now opening, ana 10 which she
nyites their attention. She has now on hand large
variety both in style and MATERIAL which she offering
nj lower prices tn an ever before in 81. rau.
If the Ladies viii call early, Mrs. NJ has no doubt
that they will be induced TO purchase.
st. Paul, May rs.
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ELFELT g. BROTHERS,

NE ~Sr RESPECTFULLY solicit the attention Of the
1VH ci liens of St Paul. and its surrounding country
examination Of their large and splendid stock
DRY GOODS.
Lately received from The Eastern Cities, which they
now ohor for Cash at unpreccdentedy low prices. A.
mong their assortment hc found the following being
only part OF their heavy stoch:
Id; sca. at every ''' E1r IRON 20 n ssa' TO
GASuNIER E~-A abeau,tul assortment, to be had
X 1T ELFLLT n BRO's.
ALPACAs--rlan, Figured, Black and Chanseable
"A may be found al ELFELr BRo's.
phRESS SiLkS--Blach, Figured and variety of
~ 81 lt>, to be found ELFELTs'
a. ATINS and Forcnces, for Bonnet Linings-evcry
~ CoIcr For sale at ELFELrs'
N7ELv ETS--Rich silk, ard Cotton do, TO be seen
ELFEIT n BRO's.
ns3BOES--Borrct, Neck and Bc!t-a beautiful
E& assortment For sale al ELFELrs,
G<RAVATS AND SCARFS--Gent's black and
- Figured silk and sutin-an elegant variety
For sale mt Elicit s Bros.
StCARF'S--N Mems and BOYS Woolen--a large varie-
- ~, iiom 20 cts. 10 : at ELFELTs'
ENLOTfEING--A large assortment Of Clothing and
" mems wear, To I've found at ELtELrs'
CARPETS--Eoor and stair Carpeng, very cheap
4 .-LfELTs'
NASSINER ES--Black Doe-kin and Fancy Cas-
= sinieres for sale at ELFELTs'
INLOTHS--Bue, black, and Fancy colored Cloths,
= very cheap at ELfELTs'
VETINDONY CUETAINS--A superior article
w for window curtains, at ELFELTs'
ENLAN NEI-S. Tichings and Iinsey s--A Large
II sortmGnt to be had at ELFELrs'
DUCKSkIS MITS and Gloves for 30 cents, at
ID ELFELrs
INLO V t,S--Mens and Womcn's Kid, sk, an,! wool
u Ell Gloves, a ELEELTs'
VNIOOLES IIafHosc-a good artclc-only q
w cents, ELFELrS'
h DkFS--Iades' Linen Cambria KdAts, from IS cts
IA So, for sale a ELFELTs'
ACE Indcrslecves-A superior assortment, to be
III 4 found ELFELTS'
LODGINGS and Inser,ings--A Large stock Of silk
IL Cotton, CambIc, Swiss and Jaconei Edgngs and
lsertinss 1t ELFELTs'
vUNOY SEA- great variety Of TOYS and Fancy Articles
q fot the approaching Holidays, to he seen at the
Toy Room Of ELFELr a Bros.
November, 1851. @2y
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CENTRAL JTHER YARD.

vtNiE Subscriber agent for Mc>srs. = w. Fariham 4
Co OF ~. Anthony, viii oren ward as soon A. it
can be- stocked, the and Of the SLIGO IRON
STORE, and viii keep II complete assortment white
pine lumber From thc central location of the yard.
lumber be delivered in all paris oil the town more
conveniently than from any Any other point. Orders for
unusul dimensions Will be promp,l. filled and bills for
entire buildings respectfully solicited. BY keeping a
good STOCK If lumber arelN sawed from thC best quail
lily Ci legs by the manufacturers themselves the sub
scribcr hores to receive a share Of patronage.
in g. l-,s Wu Il MARSHALL. Agent.
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SAINT CHARLES HOTEL,

1t SAINT dnthoRy.
VnNHE subscriber has taken lease of this large Ho
tei, with all its eu-builcags and nppertainings-
sensible that there is demand the Falls Tor public
house oi the very first class the subscriber promises to
come rs near 20 the highest standard the market of
Minnesota viii admit; and VIII endeavor having an eve
All over the premises, to all the time what is
wanting 10 make cacA guest cOntcnteh.
ID. j.. MOULTON.
Sept. 4, 1881 ooIv