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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-11-25

~HOIESALE Grocer Forwarding and Coalmis-
w sion Merchant, and General Steamboat Agent
No. y IeNee Galena, III. The attention of BUYERS i.
called To my stock Of Groceries, Provisions. etc etc
Having received by late arrivals from New Yofh Bo.-
ION, New Orleans ana St Lonis, which IN addition 10 nav
former stock, renders my assortment complete. shall
continue to receive additional shipments from time Ia
time, dusng navigation, thereby enabling me TO have
al all times fiji orders the lowest marker r,,e
The Receiving and Forwarding Business shall in eve.
~ instance nave my personal attention, hv which dies
patch dG care viii be guaranteed and the eN pepse o(
Storage and Drayage rs much a. possible avoided
Zee! assured taat my facilities and long experience i'm
'he Commission and Forwarding business. enable me In
warrant ehiire satisfaction to that NAV favor me
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances will be made on Produce and
shipped TO me Tor sale in this market. Par
car attention VIII he paid to the purchase Of all arii.
Giles not in my line. ~
y Agent Tor Galena and St. Ious and aIens and
ST faui PACkET LIN + OF STEAMERS
III. F. M'CIoSkEY.
Galena, April !, 1852. If
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F. +. COLLINS,
Auction and Commission Merchant

ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA TERRITORY,
the three story brick store, Third street, opposite
II w H. rofpes O"ih'' 9-tf
ENORWARDING-Our arrangements for forwariino
II all kinds Of Merchandise, ample, and to this de-
partment we pay particular attention.
A UCTION AND COMMISSION-Particular at,en.
"A ton will he given TO the purchase and sale of Pro-
duce and all other property on Commission. nv faml
arity with this MARKET acquired during some years
idence here will enable to effect sales Of Produce
the highest price.
WILL also pay particular attention to the buyjns and
j selling of Real Estate on Commission.
ju l1-9-0 F.E. COLLINS.
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cLOTHING FOR THE MILLfON:

NEW GOoDS-FAIi AND WINTER TRADE.
KKYINNEA COOLEY, al the Cash Furnishing Store
w Roberts street. st. Paul having just returned
from the Eastern kets, ready to show The
call the largest and varied stock of Fall and Wiz
ter Goods in their line brought this market, and
which you respee fully invited 10 call and
This stock consists IN part of the following articles.
Cloths Cassimeres, Hestings, Ready made Clothing,
snd Genilemens' Furnishing Goods. Nerno, Wooden,
WoFsted, Cloth and Flannel Wrappers and drawers;
Hosiery, of all KINDS qualities and prices Gloves and
Miites endless variety, such Buck, WOrsted Ber-
lin, Merino, Cashmere, Woolen, &C. Also very beau
Gloves. The patterns of Collars IaniAercieis,
Scaris, Ties, Cravats, Stocks. &C.
SHIRTS.
Fine Linen Bcs0ns, of tie latest French and English
fashions Flannel, Calico Check aud Hickory ShIls in
great quantities. Duek and Drill O,cras.
READE-MADE CLOTHING.
and see for yourselves.
BOYS' AND CHlLDRENS CLOTHING
We have very fine assortment mate up in The neat
anu at low prices. Buckssin Mitttns
and Gloves, Fur and Driving Gloves Rubber and OIL
cloth Clothing Carpet aud Travelling Bags
In th.. CUSTOM DEPARTMENT., may be found all
the tt les of Cloths Cassimeres, Doeskn NestiRgs
and Trimmings match, and venture say, that
we can give YOU good and fashionable work be
had west of New YORK, and warranted to suit,
Il Dom, forget the place. Roberts street. next door
TO w. H. Stlman's Store.
WHINE & COOLEY.
ST Paul Oct %, 1852. 42S-tf
NHONEY TO LOAN.--On unqnestien;be security.
lvI apply to COOLEY d MCCARTHY.
ONCE in ii. NJ. Rces Brick Store, St. Anthony st.
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Tin Ware and stove Store.

EIV = NEWELL informs the public that he has re-
IL moved from ms Old stand, to his near
the Post Office. -. Paul. Having sufficient room
for his word he i prepared any orders
for in tan, copper iron, &C. He prepared
also perform job WORK, lifting fues, furnaces and
setting up stoves.
Wares ready made and hand He has in his from,
room large and allied stock OF and iron ware
ready at hand
Also stoves u several of the latest and approved
patterns, which cant he beat by any ding eNtant
He his Patrons that he is disposed get down
al once from the earl, eAorbifant prices vi Indian
times. and make his profits of more sales.
lie afford - sell thai The purchaser can live TO
cal, again AM he viii do it,
ObserTe our place is Gil the side with the Post
Once and near by.
f s NEWELL
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ENGINES, BOILERS * MILL WORK.
J. I. DOWDALL X co,
WashingtOn Foundry. ST. Lnuis. No

EEANiNG one Of he largest and best furnished a
Ii lshiishinenta III the West would call the arien
uoh "i All persons interested. want Of mill vnrk
10 'he act hht We have the largest assortment Of Pat
terms IN the cty We employ the best Of wo;kmeu and
use me best OF iron III the manufacture Of our work and
having been constantly increasing our business for E
teen years we Halter ourselves that have given gen
tItl satisfaction Engines Of all sizes fitted 40 on Iron
Frames, ready { run
boilers ana heavy sheet iron work of al! kinds cast
inss ana wrought iron work Of all kinds aud from the
o'sI l'l'terhs no" IN use for saw and grist mills
>aH dust Burners, Cardng Machines. PcktrS etc
miiwf'ghts can have work made suit their draw
es Terms, reasonable, and particular attention paid
10 having the work ready AID shipped by agreed
upon.
refer to Martin Mover, Esq, Arcols Mills or to
~ r IL bc!ano, saltwater; who are using work Of
our Manufacture, for further information.
May %, 1852, eff
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VIM. X. MARSHALL,
AT THE
SLIGO IRON STOR T.

rs now receiving yhe fullest stock of IRON, NAILS
IL STEEL &c, offered in this market. The quail
ty ef Sligo Iron is well Known by all smiths be
surpassed. The following prices were established with
the opening of the Sligo Iron Store, and have been
departed from. Tyrone. Sligo.
Flat BAR round and square, large size, Acts l-2cts
do do do small size, 5 . 63-i "a
Hoop. oval, hi oval, etc. 1al0
NAIIslo to coz, 81 so, sd So, I'D Sc, Sd 81 per keg
CUT SPIKES, Si75
ANViLS, per lb., l3 to l6cts
Wagon Boxes, per In, Acts.
Bellows superior 4ualify. per inch, So
Grindstones, small size, per inch, s.
Log Chains, large size. &"
The above prices will be found lower than those Of any
other establishment in the Territory, and are the Old
Regular Prices OF the Sligo Iron Store.
DREAMING FLOWS.
agent for Evans Adams and will Keen on hap Il
a sufficient stock Of their well known Piows the man
utacturers' prices, : per inch.
WIN. r. MARSHALL,
ma21-6ti At the Sligo Iron Store
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AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL & co,
SLIGO IRON STORE.

KKTE feel that apology is due To the Public and the
w Printer for not having advertised more. The
trnth our large Winter Stock we'll adapted To
the market. that our customers no time to write
advertisements until IL reduced that il not
worth while.
We wish to say the Public that about out
OF Susdrs; neishbors Rey d Farmer however, have
good assortment We have the other leading articles
OF tanil, groceries and among other things OF
EXTRA COARSE BOOTS at S25
few bbls Mess Beet do Vinegar, at IA cts per GAL
Ion; hbls Monsses, 10 cts; Tobacco. 90 CoC
fee at II IRON ana STEEL \lSES, (not those Of
ntemperanCe and extravaganza, but Wilkinsou's solid
boN) Ponghs at So ANY articles have i'll be sold
az small advance until the opening OF nayiga-
lion, when shall be hand with Just what is want
ed i'll the Grocery and Iren line.
ST. Paul, March 4, 1852. AIT.
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Mechanics Union Association.

Office, No /, Goodricli's Building, SpRiNGFIELp Mass
VI. b. DEAN, President,
WILLIAM PATTON, G. T.. WOOD, -.
III. Il. JuDKiNs, r"'"""M com.
yHNHlS is an Association of Workingmen and Others
q for the of each other in case ol
sickness accident.
BY the payment of the following annual deposits Won
viii become "A Life Member, and be entitled to a weekly
benefit during iie if You should he disabled sickness
accient from attending to your ordinary business or
occupation. FEMALES insured against sickness commo
q both SEXES.
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X. q. w,

k % W.
A LARGE Fall and Winter stock Mt the ST Paul Hat
"A and Cap store corner Third and Wabashaw streets
Walk in and examine for yoursef-prices astonishing
low Latest styles fur and silk hats; OTTER SEAL musk
rat beaver, brush, CASHMERE and WOOL KOssuth every
STYLE variety and priced CAPS silk velvet and velvet
push travelling, Russ, otter Rocky Mountain cloth and
Oil silk beaver, and wool Hats and Caps for boys and
children
n BAl hats purchased al this establishment ironed
rec OfcLarge aJ WALkER'S
pct7 25-ew
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THE SAINT PAUL.

cN This superb new steamboat, nearly o
Ps--~A<x-L-li/ the size of the keokuk Packets and
e:,X:..-tA ~ with accommodations equal 10 thu
SskS-r ATf6 best boats on the river will be in III.
regular Gaena and ST. Paul trade, the ensuing season
making two trips per week, il possible The Saint Paul
viii be hard 10 beat. The times Of arrival and iepar
ure o; this boat, will be announced as soon AS regular
trirS are commenced NJ. X: HARRIS, Master.
Feb 81 lS5n
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FAR TO LET.

TIME undersigned lessee oi the estate Of n. M'Lean
III Esd, situate the blun' below Mr. Day toms and
In sight of 81 Paul, finding reside in town.
offers the said farm for the coming winter, or
year. The house Is neat and comfort able for a small
family Thrtytw f the farm under cultva-
fion. Fifteen OF stalks standing in
The field and will afford coed sustenance for
Spring water al hand.
NIRUM ABBOTT,
At his blacksmith shop above Anne House. ST Paul
sepi.t0 2i--lf
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT,

IIIE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
sale Of Louisville Cement will keep large supply
hand and will be sold d small ad vance from Man
utacturers prices. Ill. +. McCLOSKEN.
Gal,na, March %, 1852.
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8. " ". r MAkSFIATT.
CHEAP CASH STORE -NVHOLESAL
AND RETAIL.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS HARDWARE ROOTS

SHOES, HATS, CAPS CI oTIItNG, PAINTS
OILS, GLASS, FtRNITIR RE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
VN1E SUBSCRIBER by late arrivals is now in re-
II ceipt and opening in his new Store on 81. Anthony
street. near the "American Hcsise,' large and
complete assortment Of the abOveIamed Goods, which
Will positively he sold lower prices for cash than ever
before offered III this place His entire stock select
ed with great care, and purchased in the Eastern and
southern markets for Cash, that he safely assure
his friends and the public generally that il will be .
their interests 20 call before purchasing elsewhere and
examine his stock which consists part follows:
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I'D PRESLEY las a large loo Of fresh family groce
lDs RES the cheapest and best III town.
nRIED BEEF-very nice, for sale cheap at
IL juI0-S PRESLEY'S
LRESH Batter and eggs, mess pork hams and lard
IL for sale cheap for cash at PRESiEY'S
GtROCERlES, Wholesale aud retail Call and exam
u inc before purchasing elsewhere. b. PRESLEY.
FNEAS-Of all kinds at st. Louis prices, for sale at
l. jul0-S PRESLEY,S
ORANGES and Lemons and other fruits just received
" ut Jul0-S-u PRESLEY'S.
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JAS. THOMAS. IRIS.

SUPERIOR Brands Tobacco; $50 pac kages this day
- landing per Western World and Geo Collier viz.
Luscious Luxury ID. aud - lb Nectar Up h. Virgin
AMI ''s Is per lb.;) Nrgd Gold Leaf I2 h.; Diadem
Twist: Dadem Plain 10; Gem of the Old Dominion H.
and for sale by THOMAS MULLEN
Tobacco Commission Merchant
st. Louis, July l. lift
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HtRDN APR
TO SOt THERN AND WESTERN BOOK.
SELLERS ANl NIP IN 4 Ir1

SELLERS A Nd MER ANTS
E4NLL trade, 1852. Books and Stationery ~ Wbole
- SAFE higgIns Kellogg, Publishers, booksellers
Stationery and Manufacturers of every variety of Bl,n
Books, q John street corner Gold, New York invite
can nom merchants ana booksellers examine The prices
ana qualities oi their very large stock of
BLANK BOOKS, MEMORANDUM AND PASS HOOKS
Embracing every variety needed school and cI.ssic,,
ooohs OF every KIND used in schools and academies IL
brsry and miscellaneous books for puhc ;,sttn,,,n
schools families and Sunday schools bibles PRAYER and
hymn books al great variety sizes prices and s
OF binding. r ~ ' ~"
Stationery Of every variety OF foreign and domestic
manufacture, all OF which they pledge themselves TO sun
ply AS low ns any other house in the trade.
~ B-FoolscaP, letter paper and slate. AT mill pr;ces
New York. july ]. ,r
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TO DERTORS

LII persons indebted to the subscriber previous To
"A the first of september last either by note or book
account are requested TO call and settle or the same
will be put in the hands of proper person for COL
lection Pay up and save casts Our motto is cash M
or no sale, Is the credit system has out.
W. Ii. STILLMAN.
ST. Paul, Oct. %. If MN copyl
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REY ~ FARMER.
Wholesale and Retail GrOcers.

AVE just reed by the first boat, Nominee A large
ami we'll selected assortment Of Groceries and Pro-
visions consisting of Sugar, Coffee, Tea PORK Flour
Lard, Bacon, Hams, shoulders, Dried Fruits Cheese,
Rice candles, Soap, Salt, Wooden and Willow
ware; and will receive fresh supplies by every boat d
rect from ST. Louis all the Those wishing to
purchase Will md to their advantage to call and
inc before purchasing elsewhere.
st. Paul, April %, REY e. FARMER
SALT2o sacks G. A. salt 10 do dairy do for sale BY
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MesSrs. E.rrIt A. isrothers

4 RE ia receipt az part of the most elegant
"A soch of Dry Goods brought into this Terrific
~ The, will advertise in iiii we,k, when they
expect a fail arrival. 4-29Ii
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AMERICAN MILLS.

TIE subscriber having been appointed Agent for III
above Mills, will keep constantly on hand supply q
Extra Family Flour" Warranted superior any lou
sod in this market, f.. McCIOSkEN.
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REFERENCES.
I. Chouteau, Jr. g. Co, New York,
lorinz, Sterling s Co, Pittsburgh,
James Peck d Co, Chicago,
Bridge q Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith + Co, Cincinnati,
Chouteuu y Nalee, St Louis,
james Carter & Co, Galena,
Stiillnan 4 Rood
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II. ram, NOV loo0 JOHN FARRINGTCN
iAk. NEW AND UNRiVALED COOK
STONE. CHARTER OAK

VUE subscriber would respectfully inform the public
that he has, alter great difficulty and expense pro-
cufed tse socA Oh the above new ard elegant Cook
Stoves. This combines in its constrncon and ar
rangement, all the modern improvements of the age in
greater perfection than any other ever in market
lie Is aware, pnng every new thing is the order of the
day. but there Is none OF that in this instance This
stove - all all lis friends Claim for it, that is snpIy
ana only tha' II Is infinitely superior to any now
eytant. Purchasers distinctly and yplicjty iutorm
ell that, ]! IN its operations, utility durability il does
not meet their entire and unqualified their
money will be refunded them upon a refur,, IF Tho
stove Every article Of furniture of the best quality
in workmanship and of the latest Improvements.
All VINO are desirons OF procuring Of the best cook
stoves offered for sale this market or any
else are respectful. invited to call and examine This
stove for themselves before purchasing elsewhere: il
they do not, they will most sssuredy be sorry for IT, the
moment they eAanlius - u is - -
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FLOIR FOR SALE.

GNONSTANTLI hand at rank Smith ~ Co.'S,
X Clayton, Iowa, (aboGt II miles below. Prairie du
Chen, and excellent landing which guarantee
good any the keI; III quantities to st purcha-
.ers ti-22 6ul THOMPSON DAVIS.
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Cheapest and most Economical Stoves
EXtant.

tie wond again repeat that has the slightest hesita
ton IN recommending this stove, standing in the es,i
nation fcompeent Judges without rival or the most
distant approach to rvalsp and would most roufd,pt
y challenge the entire trade ite trial Remember if
u does not suit just bring back your money will
be ready for you. "
have also on hand large assortment Of PREMIUM
COX AND PARLoR STOVES, nj reduced prices Tinware
wholesale anu reta JOB work done on the shortest
ce and the reasonable terms for casa For sale
by l. IT. RIVERS
sept2o-23-y CCrYer Roberts and Third street
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VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY.

VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY.
10 AND p wAsHINGTON AVENUE, LOUIS, MO.
Or nkh PACKAGES Virginia Manufactured To-
SVO bacco, in store and To arrive, and for sale
by the Undersigned comprising the following brands
Jesse Hare's Id, Lumps; Jesse Iiare's 5 Luinps:
w. II. Uare's lb Lumps; w. II. Ilare's Lumbs.
James Thomas, ir's Diadem Twist,
do do do Plain To;
Ell Dorado Natural Le3fO
do "Sl' Vii gin Gold Leaf, l-2 lbs;
dc Plain do de
DO Nectar,
do Luscious Luxury, lbs. and l-2 lbs;
do Gem OF the Old Dominion, lbs;
Jas Stevens h.; Seth Hasey's AAAA Il AAA.
Geo Metcal, h., and d c.
Willis, McENs, Manns etc etc, together with an as
sormen OF Missouri Man uaC tured Tobacco He would
beg leave to call the attention of buyers his present
well assorted stock of Tobacco all direct from the
manufacturers and offered their prices and on liberal
terms. THOMAS MULLEN.
jy1 lift
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T1RDW1RE: HARDWARE

Y OOKlNG GLASSES, Table knives and forks, wait
ers, Brushes, Baskets wooien and hollow ware
Tinwate. Lamps, etc. Guns. Rlnes, flshins iaehie
and snoring apparatus Of AL kinds together with gun
Inantings caps Fame. goods, iogethei
with large assortment of goods which would require
al the co. unns of the Pioneer specify. Dong bust
mes. on the C,sn ,steim and having purchased ouI
goods very low in the Eastern stAets, we invite al
examination of stoca. knowing can oHer induce
uens TO BUYER. that cannot be found elsewhere IN this
market. j. McCLOU u, Jh' a. w
e-oIn
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RKANGEMENT FOR 1852
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

Consisting of three first class boats,
NOMINEE, Capt. o. Smith.
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. NJ. w. LoDwIcK.
DR.. FRANKLIN, Capt. X. BLAKELY.
Leaving Galena,
The Nominee, Capt. .. Smith, Mondays at IL o'loe k
The DIR. Franklin, Capt. X. Blakely W Wednesdays al
IL O'Clock.
The Ben Campbell, Capt. NJ. W. Lodwck, Fridays.
at II O'clock
The above will regularly during the ensuing
Having the Mail Contract their punctaty can
be relied They viii remain AT 81 Paul sufficiently
long enable visit the Falls of Saint An
thony
speed and accommo daton, these Boats are unsur-
pa st aud every attention Will be paid to Passengers
Freight. They will leave punctually at the hour
be Sundays.
Goods shipped to the Agents at ST. Louis Galena,
go by this line, viii be forwarded free Of charge.
Gaena being the terminus Of the thoroushlarcs
leading Westw AID from Chicago and Milwaukee, nearly
all the travel from the Eastw ard destined Tor the Upper
Mississippi takes passage by Steamboat from this point
Also nearly all the Steamboats, the Southern trade
from Louis and other ports below, come into this
port for reshipment for points above.
AGENTS.
X. F. Sass, ST Louis, Nelson, Gilbert q Co
H. H. Campbeli Il Co., Nelson's Landing.
Galene. C. R. Read, Lake Pepin.
G. X. West, Dubuque, l.. liertzell, Point Doug lass.
S. NJ. Langworthy, do, Churchill Il Nelson,
A. McGfesor, saltwater.
McGregors Laedng.J. w. Babcock, st. Paul
b. w. Brisbois, P.du Chen.S ii. Sargent, do.
+. ID. Cowics, Lansing. Russell & Rice, st. Anthony.
Campbell y Smith, Jas. Peck x Co C irago,
La Crosse.
ST Paul, March ii, 1852 Aft
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The following articles comprise a mart Of my stock
Merrimac prints, Embroidered dresses
Cecheco do Irish linens
Union do or ne,ts
Spragrcs do Jares and edr;cgs
Phil. Aliens a Sons print, Eml,roider.d roIlars
. Blue and ORANGE Lo PRE- t,,,tors
Hickory styIes .rt;fc;.I IT,.
HEAVY brown sheetinc Rand hoxes
= s. shifting. Ladies' far cy bonnets
Tine Florence braid =
Brown drilling, Misscs' &
Al blcao he'd M sin, Fancy horrefs
81 and IS - Bonnet rii ms
Blue drllinrs Can AMI III lin.
Otis denims Para.oIs
rails Co. Umbrellas
J tahle twists. Linen table covers,
iahIlton ticking, Union
.mr,,n -, MoISte1
Cp'p" enc rs hS, Jaquaid diaper,
Re-, Tn feis' ''.uies ,niNed nose
-, i.r. -, "hi'e ai'u nI;i,h nose,
K Rt"mm ,,nG aa "rl''inss' Misses
plan mi iia,',1' 14 iii my n se'
:, ''o 1'ii' i"eeuS, ah,'is nan nose,
rhi'A 'tssinlttes- SIX pocket hdhfs,
I aane'.S, o;,.,. Imhey red
.'i"' 'S''i "li s"hhs, Linen rainb'c "
Mn, L. ,i ,-tGitS ma groves.
,1 .' w ,"''S' h>e Unread gloves,
iadee ue lanes, cotton
!, ,'''1 -iiSsts
r'|ni ~ 4""'' liens
ri y. , O., ~, ii>ie thread gloves,
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cheap Cdsh Store, FIR summer Trade.
4 +. FULLERTON has now received and opepe1 hi,
- autumn winter stock comprising one OF the hes
selected assortments OF Ready made Clothing Print,
Satinets, Boots shoes Fancy Goods &c. ever brought
to Minnesota He would respectfully invite Farmers
and Others Visiting ST. Paul pay him visit As he is
determined TO retain the name which his establishment
has 30 long held, of "Cheap Cash Store"
CLOTHING.
The following are few of the articles on hand.
Extra me black dress coats Black satin vests
do frock 30 Figured do
Black and brown do Black silk do
Brown linen do Fine Black Pants
Tweed do do Cassiuer do
Fire Linen shirts Flannel under shirts
Gufghail do Cotton and wooden hose
ui'kory do of all sizes and SORTS
II rs AND SHOES.
Mems boy, thick boots Morocco slippers,
do do do shoes Ladies' CATERS
Congress and call boots, Ladies and Misses shoes.
GROCERIES,.
consisting of Teas, Coffces, Sugar Rice Sugar House
Molasses Sperm Candles, Dried Apples Peaches Soap,
Tobacco, Saleratus. Starch Goldfish, Mackerel CHINA
mon, Nutmegs, Gloves Peppermint, and Pepper Sauce
Also, an assortment of Wooden Ware, consisting of
Tubs and Buckets, Washhoards, Clothes Pins &c All
for sale cheap for cash No trouble to show goods nj
his soreneXt door tn the Pioneer Office and book store
N D. Large supplies of Flour, Oats, Corn, and Pota-
toes always on hand
November, 1851 lift