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

VII aClI, Factory, Steamboat and locomotive Bells
constantly "H hand and PEAIs or CHIMES Of Bells
("i any huber)casi to order Improved cas-ron okcs
WIN movable arms. are attached to these Bells so hsr
llel may be a1rstcd to ring easily and properly and
sprlns a!>n, which prevent the capper from resting ON
ne beiii ercby prolorcrg its IIangigs rom
pete lholGdlng Yoke Frame and WHEEL furnished
ccsired. -
An experience Of 90 in this business bv their late
ii"r enabled MN to ascertain The best form Bells
me combination of metals and degree of heat reui,i,e
"f seeming IN them the greatest scity strength and
most mtlodoG> tones; wmc, improvements. TOO, t,rr
WIN MS very extensive assortment Of patterns are now
held by the iter who have grown ar in the bu.
ness, ard Who VIII every cndeayor TO sustain HE
tthtaiun which the establishment has he ,tofore en-
cd nom IN this aud foreign countries; the bell, from
whch have repeatedly received The highest awards of
The y state Agricultural Society and American Inst,
thiei ard AZ which were completed Chimes and heavy
Alarm Bells tor different parts of the on and Canadn
hA1HLMAT1CAL INSTRU MENTS will stiIl he;
manufactured 10y The subscribers. q. hick they viii have
constantly on hand, assor tner Of TRANSIT io.,r,
nrnts, Levels, Surveyors COMPRISES (nlan uouiors
iild inproNed &c. Also. Brass or CoIposition Cast
ihss III any size cas-; ogder.
All communications promptly attended to-
- ANDREW MENEELY'S SONS
west Troy, Albany Co., y. Y, 1851!
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III. NENVEfALL. n CO.

'hS ), - DEALERS IN DRtGs, MEDICINES CnrN,-
- iNiNls' OILS. NARNisHEs and DYE-sTrFrs
N'ND3" GLASS and Perry. GIASsY,Rr prp
i'.'~"N, / NE SCARS. FINE HAIR FooTu
j INT AUG w HITEv .sR IRf,suIS.EIErp
HiEDiN ana Flower SEEDS S,R
GlC'L iNsTEt MESTs. SPicEs
SNtFFS, Patent MrDI-
l - IRE WINES, etc. Tor Medicinal. prynocps
ANI' Articles, st Pr iAKs, LETTER and & ,p p,
't" "'LD ara STEEL PENS and STATIONERY
""iD and TN foIL. and a great variety
~. 81 other articles.
THIS Is the oldest Drag es,ubji, amen, por, r , W:
0i1 'iNt,- We have done business in this CITY since
- Il, >i''ais AID Merchants always find at this
House, FREsI and UN,rttrEp.r M,I;c;nc. All ~,
' IiRf CT tLITY. Purchasers are invited to exa,,ne
%" '' ~ II Is larger than any Other il the Nor,bwe.,
ana We o'e'e our PiCes will continue 10 =, sati.,cor
10 any who may trade with Us
Gaera, November, loIl. 90 =,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-11-11
1852,
SPRING TRADE.
1852.

Ia iliND!D Stork % rich Fancy ard Staue Goods NJ
- Tue n / store, opposite the American Having re-
,'i.cu hl iac arrivals large assortment OF ENGLISH
-NNi AM fhtkltAN GOODS COMPRISING a
'olete assortment uf the most bcautif;,,
afilces lof ihe Spring ard Summer trade; ali of which
are nov ready for exhibition and sale aud Will he offer
81 'i' lowest narhtt prices wholesale and retail
III ms extensive assortment NAV bee seen Amos, every
i'lcie uSaiIA found ia The best Iry Goods establish
"oits' 'hi aso many neF and splendid OF goods
not 10 ne !o!ad else" here; the, having been selected
WIN care ara expressly for This market Purchasers
are reminded, that IN addition our RICH STOCK Of
STAPLE aid tanc, Goods all times keen large
variety OF Carpetmgs and Floor Cloths Of all the new
"a" various siN!es; Also complete assortment of la
n nSs's ara chidTcns shoes We would respect
lt invite our friends and purchasers Cf DIR, Goods Il,
III carry eNHllialcn of our entire stock assuring them
iai ever. eNortion VIII Ice made render the busin
calls oi our friends beth agreeable AID profitable
ID. H. HOLMES.
Gaiena, April =, 1852 3s,n
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MARSH HALL g. cos


r n connection with stock of SLIGO Iron, we
Offer large stock of Groceries and Provisions We
would call the attention of upcountry merchants, and
retail dealers generally 10 our stock, which embraces
every thing Liquors excepted, in the Grocery and Pro-
vision ime
W. propose selling for cash Galena market prices
adding cost of transportation, aud believe that
supply boarding -house keepers and families us good
terms they purchase below
tpur stock has been selected with care, that
WARRANT the quality Of all articles sold by
GttG ARS--t.onmon Brown Refined. A, b and G,
- Crushed and Powdered, by the barrel, at
MARSHALL n Co.'S
NHOLASSES--Bel,her's syrup, sugarhouse and
va Plantation, at MARSHALL IL Cos
golden SYRUP, in lO-sallon kegs, for ialni
w lies, NJ. " Cos.
COFFEE and TEAS, of every kind,
u MS Cos.
nNLOt R--iasper, Extra and superiino, at
EDoRk.--Clcar Mess, just pu, up last week, snpe-
u ror article Ter families, al = cos.
GsAi-r-~ol every kind and in any quantity, at
- VI y COS.
{ sIL--i''seed' p''a''ed' Lamp and Lard Oh, a,
perm, Star aud Mould, al
u MS Cos.
ENvInTE LEAD, Turpeutne, Putty, Whiting and
w Lampblack at NJ y COS.
T0y1NDOW Glass and Nails, Tobacco Goldfish.
w Muokergl. Butter and Cheese ANcs. Clocks, GOril
Baskets. Looking classes, Gro Bars, Buck Mis, Gran,
ShoN,ls, Coffee Mlis Percussion Caps, Log Chains.
Broo>. Crackers, Axe eves and almost every thing
that can be named, including icvs and PeppcrsaUcc,
To- sale MARSHALL y COS.
saint Paul Octnber, 1851. 80.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-11-11
THE MINNESOTA REMEDY
FOR CHOLERA MoRBVs. DYsENTERy, DIAgRHGA, &c &C
"PESIGUAGOMiK,'

INDIAN COMPOUND ASTRINGENT AND TONIC.'
TuNIE materials of this medicine entirely vegetable
indigenous to Minnesota, and well known tn the In
dfs by whom they have been used from time ilnmemo
rial, with nvarjable success.
The Proprietor confidently recommend this med
cine the pubc certain safe and pleasant cure
for Cholera Morbus, Diarrh9a, Dysentery and all dis
OF the bowels II affords almost Instantaneous
lief in oigrpings cramps and ordinarily fleets
Il complete cure in six eight hours.
To Boa,men, Raftmen and Lumbermen, and all per-
trav cling on the river this medicine is invaluable.
Our citizens going below, during the summer months
should nor fail 10 provide themselves with il.
The PesigadgOmk" must of course derive its rep,l-
taiion from the testimonials of those who have made
trial Of il.
II Please read carefully the annexed certificates
Prepared by T.. +. Ely, ST Paul.
And for sale NJ the bookstore OF liz Due a ROIIRER
and 1T w. II. FORBES Minnesota Store. at HICuCOX
a kEiLOGG'S Drug Store, and Mt JARVIS. 81. Paul.
Also, ut the Minnesota Bookstore ST Anthony; at Rus.
sells, Sauh Rapids ard III Churchill Nelson's, Still
water.
p Joe EiLlH CeEis ncr Euttlc
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. {. BURBANK & Co ST. Paul. w FAWCETTE
Il Co., st. Louis.
NORTHXVE STERN EXPRESS 20.

CONNECTING At GALENA AND LOUIS WITH THE
AMERlCAH AND OTHER EXPRESS COMPANIES
VuW and from all the principal cities in the Tinted
states. California and Europe for the SPEEDY trans
portaon OF money and valuable packages collection Of
traits notes, bills accounts etc. purchase and sale of
all kinds of merchandise.
Agents. X. RICE q Co, St. Paul OrIs WEST
ST. Louis, J. BRooSEs, Calena
B.-Particuar attention paid TO the Forw.r,l;,,
""" Noi'i''Ssi"h oushcss genera v ST
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ENGANkS. BOILERS Il MILL WORK.
J. 7. DOWDALL 4 co.
W 0shlngtOn Foundry. ST. LOuis Nh

81 AVN" one OF The largest and best furnished q
adjustments in the West would call the a,ten
'oh oi All persons interested. in want of mill work
to Tue tact that have largest assortment of p,r
"ris iii ne city We employ the best of v:,rkaep and
e inc hes al non IN the manufacture of our work and
having been constantly increasing bushes. for fiji
'te Years we Halter ourselves that have given gen.
.iai satisfaction Engines c: al sizes fitted, up on Iron
Frames, ready run
Boilers and heavy sheet iron work IF nh kinds ca,
hSs ana wrought iron work Of all Minds and from the
oesi patterns now III use. Toy and grist mills
saw dust Burners, Carding Machines Fickers etc
Miiiwishts can have work made TO suit their draw
ies FERNS reasonable, and particular attention pai,I
aron. $3.50
We refer 10 Martin Never, Esq, Arcoa Mills or to
UT. +. reiauo, Saltwater: Who are Using work OF
our manufacture, for further Information.
play q. le52, e,f
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GROCERIES,,
Al y hOiesaIe and Retail.

< Roberts street. Saint Paul. next door to the
" " ORC : Far The subscribers, believing that
"ocIs can re sold ~ saint Paul, Wholesale cheap
IS thel can be sold at any place above Louis, have
opened large stock of
GEoCFRlES,
OF the best descriptions for family use which they viii
SCI To- cash al very small profit, by retail and bv
Wh"c.ale al prices soch as viii warrant ali retail deal
tfs IA Minnesota 10 hlN goods at their store. Among
the leading articles which shall offer, will be- DE
sides every other kind Of goods usually found in large
Grocery Establishment, whether here enumerated or
LOt,) the following:
Flour, OF various brands; Sugar and Molasses, all
Kinds; Cohce, Tea, Tobacco and SALT Salt Fish, O,s
teis Sard!nos, etc Butter, Cheese, Lard and OH.
ii'St oRs-such "a Brandy, Wine, Gin, Whisky
Champagne.
iRoN Of Pork. Hams, Bacon
Dried Fruit, eir.
Talent Bucno's Glass, Nails, Putty, shot, Matches
Caices, soap, brushes, Brooas, and great variety
other goods. EEl d FARMER
81. aui, cctoGer y, FOL V.A25-f
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Office, No. l. Go0drch's Building, SPRINGFIELD D, Mass.
NJ B. DEAN, President,
WILLIAM pAT1oN. q. 4. WOOD, ~.
II. l.. ia DhIhS. '''''"C'" conn.,
vnNllS is an Association of Workircmen and others.
for the assistance Of each other IN cast OF
sickness accident,
II, he pay of the following annual deposits, Won
viii become a life Member. and he entitled "a weekly
benefit during life if should I've disabled hv kne.,
accident from attending iinArN business or
occupation. FEMALES insUred against sickness common
q boti. >gAes.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-11-11

A LARGE Fall and Niaer stock at the ~. Paul Hat
IA and Cap store corner Third and Na!ashl,y streets
Walk IN and examine ur Your Ci.-pricr> astonishing
low Latest 81, les fur and six hats otter seal !p
beaver, brush, ,isi a.G COL. kC.<th; eyer,
style, variety pric, caps. sh, yeiyet md vti,i
lush. iTay.lng, Russ otter. EuoN Mountains cloth a.
oil, silk, beaver, ana wool Hats and Gaps bc,s and
children
N. B.-Ali hats purchased a this establishment -uned
free Of charge 1T NALhiR'S
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kEMiJNoHNS-l5o, J. ,, 3, / anu gals. reed pt
EV EAceisior, and for sale by II F McCLO>kEI.
WgTHlSKEY-l00 bhls Old Rye reed and for sale b,
w II + McCLOSkEY.
1tOFFEE--3JO bags Rio Coffee. reed Rer Golden Era
u and for sale by HF Ai'CLOSKEY.
'avOBACCo-l25 bxs Virginia, reed and for sale by
Il II M'CLOSNEY
NGs-5oo drums, received and for sale I,.l by
E%ICE-25 tiorces, reed per Golden Era, for sale by
k& APP M'CLOSkEY.
CALERATUS--25 bxs Boston Salera,us, received and
~ for sale by III N'CLOSkEY.
20 CASKS Brown Stout London Porter & Scotch
cO Ale, reed per Golden Era, and for sale by
app HF M'CLOsNEY.
NEACKEREI.-75 bills No. /, a ) Mackerel reed
ap. liz MCLOSkEY.
vEvEA--i5o If chests c 2 Imp and II Tea received
Il per Golden Era and for by
ap7 MCLOsKEY.
ltURRANTS25 casks Currents, reed per Golden
Y Era, and for sale by III + VI CLOSkE}.
EEERRINGS-225 bNs Scotch Ierrings reed per Col
Il den Era, and for sale by HF M'CLOSkEY.
Il aS5 '"' " H''s' iis M s9l sE sas by
wINE-l5o casks Clarct and White Wine, reed
w ana for sale by If MCLOSKEY.
HDACON--5O casks Hams ard Shoulders reed per
H Bon Accord, for sale by u M'CLOShLN.
NEOi.ASSES-l00 bbls rec u and for sale by
AVA app ii + hICLOSKEY.
GNANDIES-l50 bXs Star Candles reed pcr Wiscon
u sin and for sale by HF MCLOSkEN.
TAR-50 bbls Tar reed per Wisconsin and Tor sale by
ap1 ii L NCLOSkEl.
q ARD-50 bJIs Leaf Lard reed per Wisconsin, and
z "A for sale by IF M'CLOSKEY
EDRANDY---90 casks Brandy reed per Golden Era
1D and for sale by ii + MCLOSkEY.
IN BONES Pint and Guar, Flasks, reed and for
V\V sale by III MCLOSkEI.
ANIDER NlNEGAR-Rcceiycd and for sale bv
- II L M'CLOSkEY.
G<UNNIEs-l0,000 Cunny Sacks rcc'd per Bon .c-
u cord, and for sale by II I MCLOSkEI.
7ERIED BEEF-Io coo lbs Dried Beef reed per Bon
~ Accord ana for sale by III L MCLOSHEi.
nRANGES--50 bXs Oranges, received and for sale by
~ III j MCLOSkEY.
LNOUR-5O bbls Extra SuperGne Family. reed per
IL Excelsior, and Tor sale by IA F McCLOSkEN.
~ - KEGS prime Leaf Lard reed per Excelsior and
. - for sale by IF McCLOSKEl.
MANS AND SHOULDERS-2O casks reed per E.
q I cesior and FOR sale by T McCLCSkEI.
w ESS roNk--'co bbis on hand and for sale by
1'A II + McCLOSkEY.
GOAP-25O bxs Yellow, reed per Excelsior and for
~ sale by + NcCLOSkEl.
6tANDLES-15O bXs Mould, reed and for sale BY
~ III + McCL0SkEN
dtREEN APPLEs-loo bbls in store and for sale by
~ III L McCIOSKEI.
hhds Fair to Prime N O. Sugar reed per
- Wyoming and for sale by HF McCLOSKEY.
4 <IGARS-l0,00o La Unon Regalia Cigars; 1900 Ma
~ Polcoh 90 Goi lO,uJ0 W ashiDgtOn do do: 10000
Bioomers do do; 5000 Tres Maria do do; ZOO Union
do; 1000 La Luna do do; 10000 La Almeina do do;
1000 La Nacona do dc; 5000 Principe assorted do;
ceived per wyoming and for sale by
mi26 HF McCLOsKEY.
GHHEESE-l25 bNs Western Reserve Cheese reed
u per Highland Mary. and for sale by
ap3 ii + McCLOSkEY.
GsLAss-3oo bxs assorted sizes Window Glass. reed
~ per Excelsior, for sale by II McCLOSkEY
~ AlIS-375 kegs assd reed per Excelsior and for
" SAFE Oy inh29 ii i McCI.OSKEY.
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AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL. 4 co,
Stnt,O Iron .'aURY,.

NJ feel that apology j. due the public aud the
w PRIMER tor not having advertised more. The
truth is, our large Winter STOCK well 2;aptcl 10
The market, that cur customers time To write
advertisements until il Was reduced thar ii not
worth while.
We wish II say 70 The Public That about ont
"f s0rS; neighbor> Rey d Farmer however, hs,
good assortment We have the other leading article
ini!. ris yet,d among other thugs cases Of
ENTRA COARSE BOOTS at S;2j.
few hbls Mess Beef do Vinegar. al Ii pcr IL
lon; hbl> Moi>-es 20 cts; Tobacco at - cts Of
fee n II ct; IkoN ana STEEL, Nl~i.S (loi those Of
temperance and extravaganza. but NiikHsou's solid
box ioHghs AZ So ANY articles nave, VIII he sold
Al small advance until the opening oi ntNga-
lion, when shall BE on hand With Just what is want
Cd in the Grocery and Iron line.
Il raul, March ] |, l-52. i1-If
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~. r. M'CLOSkEY.

HNHOLESAI.E Grocer, Forv arling and Commits
SION Merchant, and General Steamboat Agent
No - ieNee, Gaiena Ill. The attention OF BUYERS is
called Ia nay stock of Groceries, Provisions etc etc
Having received by late arrivals from New York Bos
ton, New Orleans and ST. Louis, which ia addition Ia my
i"rlef >tock, renders my assortment complete shall
continue To receive additional shipments from time To
Tune, durng navigation. thereby enabling me 10 have n
fresh anu ai stock throughout the and he able
AT AL times To III orders at the lowest ma act rates
1he Receiving and Forwarding Business shall IN eve
ry isSagce have my personal attention. nv which dcs
patch and care viii be GUARANTEED and the expense Of
Storage and Drayagc much as possible avoided
ieei assured that my facilities and long experience in
the commission and Forw ardmg business enable me 10
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances will be made on Produc, and
shipped TO ne for sale in this market Par
icglar acnton will be paid 10 the purchase of nj, ami
Giles not IN my line.
= Agent Tor GaleDa and ST. Louis and (aleus ana
ST. Paul PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS
III. L. MCLOSkEY.
Galena. April |, l652. If
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AMERICAN Mills.

I'VE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills. viii keep constantly hand supply Of
Xtra Family Flour Warranted superior oiir
sold in this market. II. +. McCLOSkEN.
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT,

TIE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
sale OF Louisville Cement Will keep large supply
hand and VIII be sold at "A small advance from Man
uiacturer> prices. III. +. McCLOShEN
t;aiena. March %, 1852.
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TxN1E GolLen AnhuaI, heW DOoA UI SURPRISING III
u terest
BLANK books for Journals Diaries. Legal cap pa
per for lawyers, they Eeed il. New novels the most
fascinating of tbs times. Annals for 1893, at every
emission OF The Ledger~, Day boods and Hour
mails PACED with type. Cu-iory, Of choicest worNmai-
ship. Gold pens. i9uctte mtiti!aciurc the Oli itli-
able gold pen eNtG Gloves. Ct choicest iHrs felth-
busters; show wares oi great variety al DIES
criptious Chcs-inc. Back raiaiaCn boards. Dice and
Dice hoNe~ Portmohics, Cari eases, Curnc!iah rugs
Shaving inn ienl,g, and materials, Nioin and Gulal
strings Ladies ball head dresses, Tooth brushes Combs
Patent nsfsuis al.d head brushes, also Oh lsand ord
other articles which VIII show TO these Wh'
viii 10 us tir pleasure of a call.
COMBS.
i-2atf
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Ncssrs. ElfeIf & Brothers

4 RE now "a teceipt ol part Of the most eiegm
n STOCK ot Dry Goods ever brought into this Tcrruo
~ The, vii gd,ortse IN iuli next week, when t.'c'
expect a luil arrival l-2Gt
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The following articles comprise part OF sloch.
NerIl"lac prints, Embroidered dresses,
C"cIieco DO Irish linens
Union do Can uerfs
Srragues do Iaces and edgines.
Phil Aliens d Sons prints Embroidered collars
Blne ana Orange do Dress buttons.
Hickory styles, Artificial flowers,
Heavy brown sheeiing, Band boxes
shirtin., Ladies' iaI y bOnnet.,
ire Florcnce braid
Brown drilling. Misses
j hesched mysl!n, - Fancy bonr.ts,
j. ana - Bonnet Ill Ons
bIoe drllings, Cap and silk ribons,
Oh: dcniis, Parasois
Fails Go. - Umbrellas
Gable twists, Linen table IL overs
Hamilton ticking, Union
Amoskeag Worsied %
Apron checks, Jacquard diaper.
rash and diapers, Ladies mixei hose
Br"wh linens - white aid black hose
/ Brown linen drillings, Misses
Kentucky Jeans, mixed ,se
Plain AMI fame, Tweeds Mems halt hos,
Fancy cassimercs, SILK pocket hdhfs
Satinttts, red
Lancaster cashams Linen cama,c
Scotch ,.atc, Kid gloves
Muslin de LANES, Isle thread gloves.
8aragc de aines - cotton
Plain haruges, Misses
portsmouth lawns, Mems g
French ISL tLrea,! .lo
BIZ and figured silks, Kid gloves
Colored grapes silk CraXats
Grape lisses Summer shaw;s
White illusion, Linen thread
CoOrcd " Cotton
Check Cambrics, Spool thread
!acohett Knitting cotton,
SWISS ana Dooh muslin, Needles, pms.
Bishop lawns Percussion cars
IoPhhs, BraiG>. stspe!.ders,
Tapes. steel pens, Peal buttons
lhInDes, razOI>, Agate -
Razor strops, Coat and YES, buttons,
Hooks and eyes, Pencils
Nloiin strings, Gold pens,
Nicih bows, Tea and table spoons
Niollns, Table cutlery,
Ivory combs, Pocket knives
Back Scissors ana shears,
Sue Toys, &c.
Riding d"
TEAS.
Young ny son, Gun powder
Imperial, Black,
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
y ms kip boots, Womens' morocco ties.
muck denny Lind.
can CATERS 4 l-2 do
N"'neiis KIP pootces, Chidrcn's shoes
Misses Boys brogaus,
Womens' enameled :" Mems
.llss's CATERS,
Womens' morocco bootecs, pumps
bus kins,
Misses pain leaf hats, White shirts,
iioys " Flannel -
Mems lcghorn %
J. 4. PACKARD,
IOf Main street, Ga'ena, Ill.
'aiena, March 9thls52 5O--,f
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e. :. NEWELL Informs thc public that .c has re-
InoSrl from hi, old stand, to tbs stone
the Post Oicc. 81. Paul. Having low sauicicu ronn
for MS ynr. men, De j. prepared Ia execute any orders
for wares IN lin COPPER iron. zinc, Sc lie is prcpaed
Also 10 perform lob woTk. in hitting lIes furnaces, and
setting stoves
Ware ready made aud hand. Iie has in has front
ready at hand
Al" Stoves o s''e nj! tie latest and most approved
patterns, which C9a't d. lrat at an, hing eXtnt.
He - are III ptIo~ To '4v j. disposed get 6oVyn
a; oLct. rom e.. earl, t>uih.Is.t prices ul lnaiau
tines, aNd mat s profits nti of sales
lie ian aaor :" SEA 80 Thai iIe Purchaser live 10
call a. in, dud he Wiz do H..
ohse'Te our pace - TIE 81 IL with The Post
Ode and near ~.
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Puttons. coat bindings and tailor trimmings: ncnLinc
swim. and knitting cotton; pocAe cutlery. port mon
lies, pocket books and rHse>, Cs,hhtre aiaws com
forts, cane> unhIc,las, icrHegl t.ucN ARTICLES trunks
'aiises. CARPET bags, &C. and every la!na nav lire.
"a. WALKfR'S
oct1-o1-ew thcap ash Stare
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UNITED STATES MAIL l.

Consisting Of three first .lps> boats,
NOMINEE, Cant. .. S,iIIH
ElN CAMPBELL, tapt. N. ". lorVGCK.
DIR. lRANhLlN, capt. Il. BLAKELY.
Leaving Ga.e.a.
The Aomnce. Capt. O. smith. MONDAYS ~ I2 clock
The Or FsanhAn, CAPT. Il. bllkc. " edIos,a, $, at
y O'clock.
Tie Zen Campbell. Capt. NJ. W iolwick, Erilays.-
at /: O'Clock.
The aboNo Boats viii run regularly during The ensuing
Sc~nn. Hatn,. the Mail Contract. their puciaitN can
Be relied ihcy viii -, Paul suite cntly
long o enable passengers to visit Tie fa,l, II STINT A-
iGott-
or speed and acrofroda;:on these Boats are un.ir-
ia sod and evort a;teitioH 81 be paid To ras,cnsors
an 4 Freight Thc> vi. leave iuuctlalv At The hoar
named. -ihc Nohhtc Nj. make tic "Trip 80 Is NOT TO
sundays.
Goods siprc. thc Agents - St Louis or Galena To
- Z, Til, me, O." III be IL w. rdci free Of charge
Gacua being tc terminus of the great tho.uughf lrcs
leading Westward toW Chicago H9d Milwaukee, nearly
~ tue travel from TIE Eastward destined Tor The r2or
Miss ~s.I take, passage t. Steamboat from ts poii
Also. nearly a tir STEAMBOATS, on the Southern tsade
lroEs,t Tom, aUd other ports below, come into tins
poit Il, !. ,AI. ul.I, 20 pu.t. above.
AGi rs.
X. I. Sass, st lons. t,eson, Gilaart y Co.
b. Il. C4npbon, 4 Co Nelson's f.rr.
Gaena e.. L Read Lake I,...
q. West Hnh"qpe. l.. isrtirli, Point i .~.
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A. Nf,Gr,-cr, stlilv.,r,r
NeGrtgor's Iaeaine.J. ". Babcock, st. pan
+. W. ii,'oi'. f.dn Ehi.u.S. II. Sargent. do.
J. T. Owls 7ns;ns RE>>eii u Rice.St. ebony.
Campbell y Smith, Jas. Peek !. Coz llr,-o.
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