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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-24
THE MINNESOTA REMEDY
FOR CHOLERA MoRBUs. DYsENrERY, pIARRnE,, &c. d,
"PESlGUAGOMlk,'

INDIAN COMPOUND ASTRINGENT AND TONIC.
rnNHE materials of this medicine entirely vegetable,
L indigenous to Minnesota and well known the In
dns BY whom they have been used froIa time
rial with invariahe success.
The Proprietor can confidently recommend this med
icine to the public certain, safe and pleasant
for Choera Morbus, DarrlHa Dysentery, and all dis
of the bowels. Ii affords almost
lie in ofgrplngs cramps, and ordinarily effects
Ii complete cure in sly or eight hours
TO Boatmen, Raftmen and Lumbermen, and all per-
travelling the river, this medicine is Invaluable
Oar citizens going below during the summer months
should not fail 10 provide themselves with it.
The "PesjeAdSOmk" must of course derive its repu-
tation from the testimonials OF those who have made
trial Oft
IL Please read carefully The annex ed certificates
Prepared b, L. +. Ely, ST.. Paul.
And for sale AT the BOOKSTORE of LIZ DUO Il ROlIRER
and at w. II. FORBES Minnesota Store ST Paul. Al
50, at the Minnesota Bookstore, st. Anthony; Rus
sells, sank Rapids at Jarvis St Paul and at Churchill
4 Nelson's, Saltwater.
Ir PJ ice Ftfty Cents per Bottle. II
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1872.

1852. SPRING TRADE. 1852.
ESPLENDlD Stock OF rich Fancy and Staple Goods
~ the n Y. Store, opposite the American. Having
ceIveo by late arrivals large assortment Of ENGLISH,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN GOODS, o,lprsng
complete Of the and beautiful
articles for the Spring and trades all Of which
ready for exhibition aud sale, and VIII be offer
Cd the lowest market prices at wholesale and retail
In this extensive assortment i've almost every
article usually found in the best Dry Goods establish
ments. and also many and splendid sly les OF goods
not to be found elsewhere; they having been selected
with and expressly for this market. Purchasers
reminded, that III addition to RICH STOCK If
staple and Fancy Goois at all lines keep large
variety Of Carpetipgs AID Floor Cloths of al the
ard various styles; also complete assortment, Of la
dies misses and chldrers' shoes We would respect
fully invite friends and purchasers of Dry toces,
early examination of entire stock assuring them
that exertion VIII be made the business
calls Of our friends both agreeable ana profitable
II. II. HOLMES.
Sal M, hNril -. 1852 S--3m
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EGOTS AND SHOES.
GROCERIES.
AT Wholesale and Retail.

IN Roberts Street, Saint Paul, next door 20 the
~ Worlds Fair. The subscribers. believing that
Goods be sod lii SAINT Paul, Wholesale, cheap
they be sold At any place above st. LOUIS, have
opened Il large stock Of
GROCERIES,,
Of the best descriptions for family use which they wi
sell for cash very small profit, by retail and by
wholesale, prices such VIII ali retail deal
in Minnesota 10 hHy goods at thcir Among
The leading articles which shah offer VIII be DE
sides every other kind of goods usually found large
Grocery Establishment, whether here enumerated or
not) the following:
Flour Of various brands; Sugar and Molasses. all
kinds Coffee Tea, TobHCco and salt; salt Fish, ONs
teIs, Sardines, etc; Butter, Cheese Lard and OH
LiQUORS-such Brandy, " iae, Gin, Whisky,
Champagne.
PRONISiO NS-consisting of Pork Hams, Bacon.
Dried Fruit.
Patent Buckets, Glass, Nails. Putty, Shot, Matches,
Candles, Soap Brushes, Brooms ard great variety OF
other goods. REI * FARMER.
st. Paul, October g. 1851. est
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~. r. M'CIOSkEH.

XNHOIESAjE Grocer, Forwarding and Commits
w sion Merchant and General Steamboat Agent,
No 81 Levee, Ga'eha III. The attention of buyers is
called to my stock OF Groceres, Provisions, etc,
Having received by late lrrva.s from New York, Bos-
ton. New Orleans and ST lous, which in addition my
former stock. renders IN. assortment complete shall
continue TO receive additional shipn from time
uFc, during nag cation, Thereby enab iag to have
fresh and ull stock throughout the seaso and be able
al all times 10 i'll orders at the lowest market rates.
The Receiving aud Forwarding Business, shall in
iastance have personal attention 10y which, des
atch and will be guaranteed, and the of
storage and Drayase a> much possible avoided
feel assured that my facilities and long experience in
the Commission and Forw aring business enable
warrant entire satisfaction to any that mas favor
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances will be made Produce ar
Merchandise shipped for sale in this market Par
ticnar ate ton will be paid the purchase Of all anti
cies not in my line.
IL Agent for Galcna and ~. Louis and Galena ard
st. Pau! PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS.
ii. F. M'CLOSKEY.
Gslcna April !, lS52. If
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ENGINES, BOILERS Il MILL WORK.
fl j. L. DOWDAI.L & Co,
WASHINGTON Foundry. St. LOuiS. Mo.

IuAVING one of The largest aud best furnished es-
Establishments in the West, would call the atte
of all persons interested, in want of mill work.
the fact that have the largest assortment OF Pat
the city. We employ the best of wOrkmen, and
the best OF iron in the manufacture OF work and
having been constantly increasing business for If
years. Halter ourselves that have given gem
erai satisfaction. Engines of all sizes lifted up Iron
Fra mes, ready to run.
Boilers and heavy sheet iron work of all kinds,
ngs and wrought work Of all kinds, and from the
best patterns in use for and grst mills.
SAW dust Burners, Carding Machines, Pickers, etc.
Millwrshts can have work made 10 suit their draw
ings Terms reasonable and particular attention paid
having the ready and shipped by the time agreed
upon.
We refer 10 Martin Mower Esq, Arcou Mills. 10
Mr.. /. X. Delano, Saltwater; who are using work OF
our manufacture, for further information
May y, 1852, 6-tf
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CERTIFICATES.


have used the 'Pesiguasomk' epeatcdy in my fam
lily, and can recommend ii as the safest well most
olcac!ous medicine in all arrangements of the bowels
have ever known. 1t has, to nay knowledge, saved
several valuable lives in most obstinate OF Cholera
, Morbus, d. scntery, etc &. w. BORUP.
ST. Paul. May p, 1892.
THIS may certify that have used the Vegetable Com
pound Asrinaen prepared by Mr. T.. +. Ely, fam
lily. and have found be the best BY far OF thing
of the Mind have used In one doses
cured an obstinate Of Cholera Morbus Net sin
gle nds i'll ual shosld be without this valuable medicine
particularly IN country where The DiarrhCa and
/ complaints prevalent.
CHARLES II. Danes
Having used this preparation in my family, most
cheeriuly join Mr. Oahes the above certificate
/ virtues. ALIEN. RAMSEY.
ST. rnul, May u, 1852.
take pleasure in being able to that have
use.l my family, Mr. ElS's Compound Astringent
aad Tonic in of DlrhHa, with much success and
especially last summer in case Of summer compliant
III an infant of niitc nine months Old and cheer
fully recommend lis use 10 tie public
ST Paul, May 2l l8j3. WV. HENRY FORBES.
have used the Indian mpoUn1 Astrnscnt and Ton
&c. my self, and in ~, family. and found il effective,
pocails in of children teetling, and consider
active and safe remedy for ali bowel complaints
ST Paul Aug. !. le5l. \. II. FRENCH
have used The Indian Compound Astrngeni and Ton
c, prepared h, Mr. T. +. Ely, aud and found immediate
relief chrerluliy recommend it speedy and
for diseases OF the bowels.
ST Ptul, May "A, 1852. II. L. MASTERS0N.
certify that have used the IEdian Tonic called
"pcsigGagoauk,' and recommend thc same excel
lent atruscnt, Pleasant i'll its taste, and certain its
J. J. NOAH.
81 Paul, Aug. sol.
T. Al ordcts for the above medicine should be ad-
dresses 10 L. f. Eiy, ST Paul, Minnesota.
3, ~. .-Gm
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DAGCEZsREOTEPEs
AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL s. co.
S..is.D IRON STORE,

XATE feel thst ~ apology is dine TO the Public and the
w Printer fer not having advertised more. The
truth is, our large Winter -iUCh 81 adapted To
the market that customers tiiae To Nrt
adyer tise.nthts until II reduced that was not
worth while.
Ne wish 10 say II the Public that are abou, ont
OF Sugars OK ne shors Re-. & Farmer however, have
sooi assortment We have the other leading articles
@; family groceries yet.ad among other things OF
EXTRA COARSE BOOTS at g25.
few bbls Mess Beef do Vinegar. at ii CTS. per gal.
Ion; hbs MciaSses, at 40 cts; Tobacco cts; Cot
fee, al II cts IRON and Steel, YISES mot those Of
lntemrerance and extravaganza, but Wiiknsons solid
box) PloHghs at Sc. Amy articles have, will he sold
at small advance on cost until the opening Of nayiga-
zion, when shall he hand with Just what is want
ed in the Grocery and lren line.
St Paul, March H. 1852. Aft
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CONSISTING ui tirrf Efst flAss b"ttS,
NOMINEE. capt q. Smith.
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. VI. w. LoDwIcE.
DR. FRANKLIN, Capt. X. BLAKELN.
Leaving Galena
The No.nioe, Cspt. o. Smith, Mondays at L. oTock
The Dr. Fran~lin, Capt K. Eltkeiy, Wednesdu. ;, at
y O'Clock
TIE Ben Campbell, Capt. II. w. Lodwick, Fridays
a. l2 o'e.ock.
The above Boats viii run rcgularl, during the ensuing
having he Mai Contract their runciaity can
he reod They viii 81, Paul sufficiently
eag 70 eabe passengers 10 WISH She Falls Of SAINT All
fRonv.
OF speed aHd accommodation, these Boats rnsnr-
pa sed aud every attention Viii pe aid Passalg
an q FREIGHT They VIII leave rruct.aly the hoH5
named.-rIc No .inee VIII make the trip ; not IL
be ont Sundays.
Goods Il p4ed 90 the t-r Is ut ST. Louis Ga'ena 20
90 By tli- Lne, viii be f.. waitel nee CT charge
Galt;l iE- III terminus o The thoroug fares
leadiaE Westward from Chicago aIh Milwaukee, nearly
all tn rv, from the las ward. DIES he pper
Mississippi lakes passage 10y Steamboat from this .ort
Also nearly al the STEAMBOATS, thc Southern trade
from = Loai, and ohcr ports below, come into this
port for fesAlpIneni ioT yoilis above.
AGENIS-
X. F. sass, -. Louis, Nelson, Cllbnrt X Co.
u. II. Cam bCl, q Co, Nelson's Landing
Ga.ena.C. +. Resd, Lake rcpn.
q. X. West. DnbnQue. !. HerrG,il, Point Douglass
S. ". LarC~or,As do, Charciill d Nelson,
a. McGresor, saltwater.
Mct:re2or's i2ediEg J. W. Babcock, - Paul.
j. w Brshois, I. Ia thion.S. II. Sargtrnt, do.
+. 10. CoY-s. Lansing. Russell 4 Rice -. Anthony.
Campbell Il Smith. jas. Peck a Go. ,Chitaeo.
la Crosse.
s.. Paul, MGrci, II, 1852. 41-tf
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VIM. II. MARSHALL,
AT THE
Sill O IRON STOR r.

9 now receiving the fullest stock of IRON, NAILS.
Il STEEL. a G offered IN this Inarket The quail
ity OF Sligo Iron is well known by all smiths be nm
surpassed. The following prices established with
the opening of the Sligo Iron store and have been
departed from Tyrone. Sbso.
Flat bar round and square large size, lets -2cts
do do do small size, 6 63-i "a
Hoop. oval hi oval, etc. 7al6
NASlcd to God, 81 so, Sd So Id Sc, Sd 81 per heg.
CUT SPIKES ss4 Is
ANEiLS, per ID. IS to l6cts.
Wagon Boxes, per III, lets.
Bellows, superior quality. per inch S.
Grndstones, small size, per inch, &"
Log Chains, large size, 8"
Tie above prices VIII be found lower than those any
other establishment in the Territory and are the Old
Regular Prices Of the Sligo Iron Store.
BREAKING PLOWS.
am agent for Evans Adams, and will Keep on hand
sufficient stock Of their well Known Flows NJ The man.
utacturers' prices, = per inch.
WIN. n. MARSHALL
ma27--6if At the Sligo Iron Store
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II. NENyHtLI.. e. co.

WHOLESALE DEALERS in Dawes, MEDICINES, CHEMI-
GALS, PAINTS, OILS, hARNIsHEs aud DYE-sTtTFs,
WINDOW GLASS and Putty, Glassware Pen
TUMERI, FINE SCARS, FINE HAIR, TOOTH
PANT andN HITEw ,sfiliRt sHEs.FIEID
G,EDEN and Flow ER SEEDS SUR
cIcAL INSTRI MENTs, SPitEs,
SNuFgs, patent MEnI-
cINEs, PURE WINES, etc, for MgDlcIKAL OPPOSES,
FANCY ARTICLES. stPR INKS, LETTER and Car Pa
TER, GOLD ard STEEL PENS and STATIONERY
GOLD and TiN Fol-, and a grea, variety
Of other articles.
This the Oldest Drug establishment north Of the ILL
nois river. We have done business this since
le21 Ply sicians and Merchants ALWAYS fra at this
House. FRESH and tNADTLTERATED Medicines and Of
the FIRST QUALITY. Purchasers invited to examine
stock, as il is larger any other ii the Northwest
and we believe prices Will continue be satisfactory
any who trade with us.
Gaeua. November, lo5l 3-29-Iy
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NOTICE

To he passengers Of the =. b. Cor. Ramsey,
and the trrrciiiag pu5iic generally.
an ard after Wednesday the l2la inst. a comforta-
" Bile /. y. MAJ. Coach VIII leave sank Rapids for
for Ri,les. every Wednesday mon ing At 7 O'clock,
returning line to meet The boat IL III Rapids every
Saturday. Should there be Passengers for the Fort
ntc.ineiaie points on the arrival Of the boat on Friday
afternoons, Viii leave Saturdi, morning nj
ocloc X, returning IA time Ia meet thu boat W ed
nssJa. mornings Passengers VIII be conveS ed III,
hau>e of W. +. Coihett neaf II steamboat landing,
where they 90 accommodates.
J. ". CORBETT.
Sauk RAPIDS, May :, 1852. 5-f
nC,
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS HARpW ARE. BOOTS,
SHOES. HATS, CABS ~ HING, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, III RHITrRE, BOOhS
AND STATIONERY.
sHNIE SUBSCRIBER BY late arrivals is in re
q c'pt and opening in his new Store on ST. Antheny
street. near the "Amercan House. II large most
complete soItment of TIL. ahov e-nancd Goods which
Will positively he sold lower prices cash than
before offered III this place. His stock selcC
ed with great care and purchased in the Eastern and
Southern markets for Cash. that he safely
bis friends and the public generally thai viii be
Their interests to call before purct asng elsewhere and
examine his stock which consists in part follows.
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GALEHA STORE.
w. III. Stiilman & G..

XETOLLD respectfully inform the citizens If Saint
Wv Paul and vicinity, that they have opened IN the
lower fresh and wen So lccted stock of roceries
which supplied every We from Galcna and St
LoHs; and Uhch they pledge Themselves 10 sell for cash
low be bought north Of Gulena Those deSir-
Gas of buy i- at retail, viii ind it to their advantage
call and examine their prices.
CoE:tanty on hand-Butter, Cheese, Pork, Fish, su-
garS, Teas Cofces and all articles found i'll h> lie.
/ genuine article OF Family Flour constantly on
hand ". II. : & Co.
Saint Paul. Aug. &c, l6Jl 70
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not sE.NFrPfNG IARDXVAREl

NDhING ULASrES, Ia0c kllVCs AND iOrks, Ndil-
4 erS. Brushes, Baskets, woo;en and hollow ware.
IhWnIe. Lamps, etc Guns Rifles, Fishing Tickle.
aud sporting apparatus of all kinds. together gun
mounings, percussion caps, etc. Fancy goods, together
with large assortment ui goods which would require
all the columns OF the Pioneer specify. nOing hs-
ness the CASH system, and having purchased our
goods very low in the Eastern markets, invite an
examination OF our STOCK knowing offer induce
BAY that cauoi be found estw here in this
-~.rkei J. McCLOt II, JR. s. co.
JuIU.
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FASHION ABLE, MILLINERY

AHt.E stock Of Bonne's MIS-. Maryin's Miliiner,
Establishment, Third street. a; reduced prices. The
Ladies OF ST Pau. respectfully informed that Mrs
Marvin has received large aud very elegant stock Of
Ronncts, which she is now opening, and which she
invites their attention. she has hand a large
variety, both in style ard material which she Offering
at lower prices thsn ever before III 81. Paul.
/. the Ladies' VIII call carly, Mrs VI. has no doub,
that they will be induced 10 pure base.
81. Paul. Nav rs.
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FENE subscriber is agent of Flour from the above mills
Il and VIII have constant supply on hand of super
ine ard extra supernne which VIII b. sold mia prices
freight added
The superior quality of this Flour known Ill
have tfIed il, and requires trial here 10 make II
a favorito family Flour Of Minnesota
JOHN HARRINGTON.
CT D,r
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NEW STORE.
The st. Paul Hat. Cap and Gentlemen ms
Eurnis hiny Store.

TuNIIE subscriber respectfully offers to the gentlemen
u of ST Paul his stock of goods and viii Ell
dcaNor Ia Keep fun assortment Of articles fer gentle
mems use and wear; such As,
silk hats. shirts, shaving brushes
beaver collars, hair
ctiidrens' do drawers, tcoth do
kos>uth do hosiery. combs
Mag ar do crayats, hair oils
scars. coat Inns. cologne.
fGll assortment of gloves, KEY rings. straw hats,
hd6fs, OH cloths, cloth cups, suspeldcrs,
buttons and aiiors trimmings Ladies sewinI birds a
useful article. TrUnhs, Nalse, carpet bags umbrellas,
X. O. W AikER.
Hla2e--5-tf Cor. Ihird 81 Waba,laW-
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MILL cry.
MRS. NJ ERRICk has just received direct from
Avn the Last great variety of satin Bonnets; also
splendid assortment of Ncvcts, satins, silks Pushes
Ribbons, flowers, Tabs Riches Pumes in great variety
French worked collars and cuffs, black silk Iaces, from
IL inch to l2 yard wide; in fact every article USUALLY
kept IN MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, and she would
respectfully invite the citizens OF Saint Paul and the Up
River towns 10 give me call
MANTCA.NIAkING
Ii connection with the above, done the shortest
tce ard in a workmanlike manner Mrs NJ. is confident
in saving that in neaness Of h and workmanship she
not suppressed. Dress Trimmings Of every kind hand
and for sale Give call.
MARY MERRICK
Rooms over j. Brookos Book Store, Gaena s-eoy
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KTTTsON's ADDITION TO ST. Paul.

TUNliS desirable ground living in the most oent-, and
Il advantageous part of The basin OF st. PAM where
must inevitably be the principal business of the
town. ana anoiding aso most choice and delightful Lots
IL the rear upon lie bench for dwelling houses: Is
~yed into Lots and no offered sale viii, titles mn
apon liberal terms Of ored, for most Of The unr,base
money, and Lsnber for building on Lots sold il, The AL
don, VIII be furnished al the rotary sawii or cas-,
terms CHARLES H. OAKES
, Agent for PROJECTORS.
St Taifi, JulY 81. 1881.
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WITTY EY'S
DAGV Il KEiH GALLERY,

Nv tTU HIt n Q IL I.N U,
Corner Of Third and C.idr Streets 81 Paul
VuNtiS Establishment, Mas built by the proprietor
Il rressly for taking
DAG CEgsREOTEPES,
And * firi isheG wish The best Instruments pparatrs
and Chemicals, and extensive assortment 81 stock
The AFEaHGsNENr or l.IGHr Is NEW. and believed 10
be any other for producing uniiorn, bold
pictures No pain, MI lie spared give satisfaction
those who EaN favor thu pro; with their patron
age. Paintings. Engraving aud nagnerrcotyres coined
IN the best Particular attention paid taking
EAeues>ts Ct sch 81 deceased ic!suIs.
Instruct lions given in the Art.
Stock and 4 aparaii> for sale.
The pu'l.c respectfully invited to call and exa-a
specimens J. Z. WHITNEY.
NpveIsl or. Isl. 32y
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GEO. FERGUSON

KXTHOLESALE and retail dealer IN Hardware ard
w Cuttlery, Cast Steele, Nails, Mechanics ard Nil
ners tool Rope and Farming Implements No. SO Main
street, Gaiena, ILL., l-tf
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Wholesale & Retail Fancy Dry Goods
House, on the Stewart Plan;
EAIRCHIID & cox.

W EOifsaIe N tttia!i duCJ Try 1OOGs
House, on the Stewart Plan;
FAIRCHII-D cox.
IS Nam Street, (ialeHa,
FAVE just opened AND daily in receipt Of the
q est and most fashionable STYLES Of rich Dry Goods
consisting o: Silks Shawis Bareges De LANES Pc, Inns
&c, housekeeping articles, such Carpets, Mating
&C. of the most approved styles and patterns
Hos and Gloves and fact every thing In The 81,
Dr., Goods Their stock Of fine goods large aud equal
i'll quality and prices any thing ST. Louis Eastern
markets. The shopping community OF Minnesota are
respectfully solicited to examine this stock CONSISTING in
part of
Rich brod ade silk slawls, Dress Goods,
" white and cold Grape do Rich chain silks,
" Brocade Hermann 90 stripe 81
3" chargcable sill. do " summer
brocade silk scars, g Turc satns
4" colored and black 80 :" Black gro de rhine
" white lace . Changeable lustres,
Embf oidered linen hdhfs, Silk tissues
cuhs Grenadines,
collars, Chain berages,
under sleeves, Bcrage muslin dc LANES,
CIimnetts &c, French jaconets,
Rich bonnet ibbens Striped poplms,
" ohangea5ie DO do Waterd poplins. &c. &c
Carpets, French chibiz,
tapestry brussels, Dotted morslains &c &c
ihtee Ny, Printed lawns,
Ingram, &C, &c.
FAIRClfIID COX,
80 Main street, Galeua.
May IL, 1851.
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NORTIIIy E:S'rERN EXPRESS co.

CONNECTING 1T GtLENA AND ST. Louis WITH the
AMERICAH AND OTHER EXPRESS COMPANIES
vENO and from all the principal cities the United
States, California and Europe, for the SPEEDY trans
rortaon OF money and valuable packages, collection of
drafts, notes, iis accounts etc; purchase and sale Of
all kinds If merClandize.
heen's-C. r. RICE Co, st. Paul; OrIs WEST,
ST. Louis. J. BRooKEs, Galena.
n B.-partcuiar attention paid TO the Forwarding
and Commission business generally. 3-tf
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION


On ST. 1nthony Street, doors 6eIoC the american
House..
Tx<iE undo -siened would respectfully the attcn
ton o the pubic, To their large and well selected
stock of Groceries and Provisions. Also, Ready Made
Clothing, Eeots, Shoes. Wines. Liquors. Nails Glass
hardware, etc, all OF which Will be sold cheap for cash
! Please call and examine before purchasing else
where. lRNINEX BROTHER
st. Paul, Oct. l6, 1851. 26
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ROCK ISLAND FOI NDRY AND MA
CHINE SHOP.

FERGUS 81 FORD a. co.
MIAMI FAtli RERS OF Steam Engines, Water
WI Wheels. Mil Gearing, Rotary Saws, Horse pow
job work. etc. All orders promptly executed
Rock Island Nav /, 1852, S-if
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT.

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
sale of Louisville Cement, will keep large supply
hand, and will be sold u small advance from Man
uacturers prices. II. L. McCIOSkEl.
l,llana March d
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WYE now undertake 20 carry through the mail rer
w ulaily, between ST. Paul and Fort Riolry an. -
convey passengers, in comfortable stages ieovnr 9,
Paul regularly, every Monday morning al nine o,coe
wild the mail and with any passengers or EXPRESS bu,
Ripley. CO3BIrT.
Jan. ~, tltf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-24

G~raa 1hl> SlpC r. new >reaaboat. reariv O
S-t-L-.se the siz- al the kcoknk Packets and
S---s.x VITA recommendations equal to III,
s1sx-c <ixl Hest boats the river viii he ia the
ro5uinr tae3t and =. Pau trade. tie eI,suug
making iwo TINS !tr week, "a Fo~sblo. he Pau
will b. hard t. beat. The dives Of arrival aud par
tore OF ti> boat, viii h. announced regular
tiIps are connenecd. II. IL: HARRIS Master.
Feb. y, isj2