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AGE SCf FOR CLAIMS.

II. u
Y6sN undersigned VIII give his undiN ded and earnest
attention to The prost ctlon and collection OF every
description OF claims against the United states before
Congress and the various Departments ct thC Gene raj
toFtuinent,-suCh Invalid, NavN. Bounty Land.
Revolutionary tension Claims etc. claims arising IN
der the various Treaties with Foreign and Indian Ma.
tons, and all others requiring the services Of
Agent.
charges shall always be moderate, and regulated by
the amount of scrSie rendered. Al COMMUNICATIONS
shall receive imnle diaie attention
Iht Undersigned refers TO tile following well known
names professional ana business hts sta,dne and
ability:
Hon JAS. A. PEAuCE. L. $. Senator, Mar land.
JUDGE f. /. CHAMBERS. do
Mai GEO. w. LAW, Indian Agent, Green Bay WIS.
MOSES :. GIBSON, Esq, Wiliow-siyer, Wisconsin.
FRANZ CATLIN, DO do
SILAs II. Hit WASHINGTON, ID. {.
L. All business placed in bis hands BY claimants, shall
be faithfully, diligently and 1ealousl, prosecuted.
GEO. ARMSTRONG,
once base meat Of his residence,
on IL. street, between eth ami -;h streets.
w AsuINGrnN .IrlN % lsEl.
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AN ACisEiN SAINT PAUL, FOR SAL,
{'Ht.AB.

acre of land, in town, fenced and cultivated with
I 4 Il house on it, also a stable; also wagon TWO
horses and harness, aud pow and sled. Situated soui,
OF Trout Brook and the MILL bat short distance from
the kitt>on House. Inquire q J. W Bass OF James
VI. GoOihue.
st. Paul, Man II. I-jti
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c. BURBANK d Go. St Pau ". L. FAWCETTl
Il Co, II. Louis
NORTIIIr E.S'TERN EMPRESS co.

CoSNFCTiN0 AT GALENt AND ST. LOUIS WITH THE
AMERICAN AND OTHER EXPRESS COMPANIES,
THNO and from all The principal cities in The United
States, California ard Europe for The speedy
portation of money and valuable packages collection of
drafts notes. bills accounts, purchase ana sale of
all kinds Of merchandise.
Agents.. x. RICE Co, St. Paul; OTIS WEST
ST. Louis, !. BRooEEs, Galsna.
\. B.--fariicular attention paid the Forwarding
and Commission business generally. 3-tf
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THE STONE STORE.


Z y. SiMPA0N, corner Of Third and roberts streets.
Boots " Shoes. r.ats Caps, Hardware, Wooden.are,
ttnetnsWart, etc Furniture, large stock Farm nipple
ens o ali kinds, etc etc, TO which he invites the
tention oi pure hdsers
June 26, 1851. 90
LIQUORS.
FDORT. MADEIRA. Claret Malaga and other Wines old
z pale Cognac, tourth rrsot and Baldwn's klneri-
can Branoy Bourbon Whskey, GIN, Rum, For sale
low by june 26--(l0) j. ". SIMPSON.
EtROCER!ES--Tea, Sugar, Coffee S. II. Molasscs,
w Rice etc For safe low by
Jure ,G. N0) J. ~. SIMPSON.
II ETCHUpS. Poppersauce Pickles. Preserves Sauces,
IN Brandy Cherries etc Ior sale low by
Jane 20. 90 j. ~. SIMPSON.
large lot Of Beds teaIs constantly on hand and for
"a sale by june l6.-tlW J. ~ SIMPSON.
9pACON, Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork always
4 D on hand and for sale by
Jane Ii. 90 J. " SIMPSON.
HIANIiY FLOUR. Elkader extra and other brands:
4 always ON hand and for sale ~
June It. NW J.W. SIMPSON.
fine assortment OF boots and shoes polka, bus kins.
IA bootces. MISSES boys and chIrens shoes to which
particular attention Is invited by
Jane 26. 90 J. u. SIMPSON,.
apEADY made clothing, large lot, FOR sale by
4 jane 20. j. ~. SIMPSON.
E.NES II butter and eggs meal, reserve
h chtese, etc, for sale low by
June g. 90 J. ". SI)IPSOY.
6tOOKING stoves, OHIO premium for sale by
u June 2G. j. ~. SIMPSON,.
Err RE and No. lead. glass; patty and ails, always
Juuc %. nv SIMPSON,
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References.
ST.pAuLHsRD\yAR ARE STORE.

On IhirG street, tao doors bo{otr WajasAa,r
YE7E Subscribers having received large additions 10
Il their former stock and assortment are prep9Trl
furnish any articles ~ the II NJ DIV ARE line 20 small
advunce on Eastern prices. We shall always keep On
hauo a large stock of
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS' TOOLS
Bench and moulding Planes, Socket trirner chiscs,
Hand, panel ana rp Gouges, rules, d squares.
Compass. tenor We bb DO Glagc> and beys,
AdZes, hammers and hatohet-, Plumb and Levels,
tusers. braces and bits, NocddrCn bench screws,
l'llIIl l. .A1a1l.Ia
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CHEAPER THAN EVER:

VvNIIE subscriber would respectfully announce to the
citizens 81 - Pa4i, and 1.-The rest Of nankind that
he has received and is selling the best stock Of goods
that be found in "thesc GIcgn>," ceTfaa ana VIII
continue tn sell cheaper and IT less profits than any ia
this Territory. either at wholesale retail for cash and
nothing shorter. II consists in part Of Tie following
DRi GOODS:
A large and very superior mcnt o. Ladies Fine
Dress Goods. such Prints, Alpacas, Ginehans De
LANES Thbet Cashmere, Trench Nermots, etc. Also,
good assortment of shawls wells hoods soarfs, gloves,
Hosiery, Mantas, laccs, Edgngs Bonnet and Cap Rib
bos flowers, pins. needles ana combs of great variety.
Also a good stock Of
REAUK-MADE CLOTHING.
consisting of overcOaS. dress ard ruCk coats, pants,
vests Jackets under and oNerhrts, knit and flannel
drawers country made rs, etc. Also, an extensive
stock Of
LADIES' SHOES AND BOOTS.
Of every variety and price; together with good assort
ment Of Gents Morocccs, Calf Kip and Congress b"os,
all. Kip, Gnnelas'ic and Patent Leather shoes; BOYS
abundance. Also. a good assortment of
HATS AND CAPS,
consisting 0f Fur, Cloth, and plush caps for men. and
Cloth and glazed caps Tor boys; fur SILK and Buena Vista
Hats, sc. Together with good supply Of
OCEENSN ARE AND GIASSW 4 x r..
Hard and Cutlery, Drugs and Medicines, Groceries
and Prov !sons, etc; all OF which, (and the hal has
been toned will be sold extremely low cash,
As we are gong az the trade in the spring Iense
examine stock before making Your purchases and
sill be well paid for your trouble, as we are deter
mined wage of termination against sieh prices
Store Third street. between Roberts and jackson ST.
Il. N. SPENCER
ST Paul November, 1851.
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STNTfOSER

KSIANK BOOkS Of variety OF sizes, memo rands
ID books, Drawing Foo.cap Letter, and Note paper;
Envelopes ltcy and PLATA drawing and other pencils,
pcns iI,h, 4 c. for sale by W. :. COMBS,
Rooksellcs AID SatioIer OF Saint Anthony and
Capitoi streets, opposite the American House.
November q, SOL 32y
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III. &. Sanford,
uE ESPECTFI LILY bows TO the saint Paul. public
and invites their attention T." his new store, next
door east OF the Post Office on rd->rcet where thev
can ind hlm at business hours, ready 10 sell thcm
DRN-GOODS.
Of every description, including BRoApCLorHs, S,TI-
NETS, JEANS, AssINEREs. TW EEp>, Drills. NfL-
VETS, NFSrING~, HHIRrlAc and SiIEEriNG, Nus
LI>s and LAWS, iDKrs and CRAvATs,
GLovES. Hosiery. BEowN and WHITE
IINENs. LscLs. RIBBONS, LoNG and
SQUARE suAwrS, BONNET rKMMGNGs, ALPAc.s, Tibet
CLoTns, GiNGH,NS, DEiANFs SILKS, WooLtN
XARv, PRINTS, ~ great variety Thread, Edging
Winter stufs, Tor men and boys, Under
shirts, Knit and Flannel Drawers,
Buck and Yam mittens, &C.
HIS stock OF goods Is very large. embracing all the
rich STYLES of the and every variety Of staple
Goods Every person can here find just what he wants.
and at prices which suit the rgij economist
and lie ' rest assured that every article III turn ou
a. is represented.
READY-NTADE CLOTHING,
Of description made up expressly for thls market
pay, and no sale without lie has complete assort
mcnt OF
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
consisting part of Old Hyson Young II son and Black
Teas Lasuira Java and Rio Coliecs, n. O., Crushed
Loaf and Puvcrized Sugars, Spices, Pepper, Cloves
Nutmegs Cassa, Rice Rai,ins, saleraus starch soap
Chewing and smoking Tobacco andes, OIL, FISH etc
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, hcantiGi and approved STYLES ior Ladies and
misses; Gents Congress Boots Calf do, of the latest
patterns, Boys boots and shoe. etc.
/ HRS AND CAPS, in great variety
WINES, LIQUORS. AND CIGARS.
large assortment, such Holland Gin, Brandy %! diff
ferent brands Malaga Wine Pure JUICE, do; Champagne,
st. Crox Rum, Jamaica co., Irish Whiskey, Burgundy
! Pert. Madeira, etc.
10000 Cigars, OF every variety.
porn and FLOUR constantly on hand, IN large
quantities.
Mr.. SaDdfors stock is large and he viii be receiving
New Goods constantly in order to keep his assortment
complete. He determined sell his goods for ready
pay cheap they se purchased elsewhere. give
him p call. November le5i-330yj
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THE WORLDS FAIR.

VIZ receiving now daily, stock of rev good;
w the most elegant chemsettes. laces and beautiful
ribbons, and fashionable bonnets aud summer shawis,
Offered III ihs market We proud 10 show those
goods TO our iady customers. ClRkAN q LhWLOR.
pan NJ .
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pEy q EAR ltEP

- ETURN thanks to their customers all quarters:
AMI beg to them. that nuwi rs LANDING their
large sales groceries provisions and AL goods in their
line they daily receiving Hrhersupplics hy the
boats and will continue TO iii all cash orders promptly
the very lowest prices.
paul
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DISSOLUTION
PROPERTY NEAR sr.pAUL.
MASONIC.

eRETIHEN, take notice, that Saint Paul Lodge No.
I'D meets regularly every Monday might. the Hall
IL, order. HENRY TRACY
Sec'y. 81. Paul Lodge Nc /. q. ID.
ST Paul. Nav IL - At
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GRINDING.

GRINDING.
YNNIiE UNDERSIGNED is now in readiness
4 for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas, Buck
wheat, aud whatever else requires grinding, in
Guiding Salt, at the grist-inili on the west side Of
the Mississippi river, at ST Anthony, for lawful
rates of toll. When desired, grists will be re-
ceived at the subscribers on the east side OF the
river and be returned ground at the same place
! 2-Sly CALVIN \. FUTILE.
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FRANCIS r.. COLLINS.
motion and Commission House.

SAINT P1UL, W{NNESOT3 TER.
II ANING received an Auctonecr'= Commission from
the Cove Of Minnesota Territory. the Under.
signed has olened an uction and Commission Rouse
on Thlrd->tree, near Jackson. where h. VIII sell OF
Commission, Groceries, Dry Goods. Furniture. and all
kinds of merchandise ana produce. lie believes that tAo
- perior advantages Il = Paul market viii b.. suf
cioDt mductment fcr bushes and manufacturers
IL distance. 10 send their gnod, To lie sold
MISSION at private sale, al auction. His charges
moderate.
\. b. Particular attention paid TO the buyir aud sell
ing of real in about ur. Paul, 3. Anthony OK
>tillvaisr L. l.. COLLINS.
References.
Gov. ALEX. RAMSEY, st. Paul. " >NPTCN, st Paul,
Hon II II SIGLEY, Mendoza. ID J FULLER, "
Hon OLMsrED, Benton 20. ~ NJ RAGS, d"
Hon AGoonRICH, Saint raul, L STEELE, Fort Smelling.
Hon " III FORBES, 4" " HoLCONBE, saltwater.
6 RAMSEY, {. Hon M'l.EAN. Cincinnati
G W FARRINGToN,'' IRWiH, Esq
CHARLES II Danes, Cot jaws lHwlN, -
{ TRACY, 9 l. WHITENAN. -
" BORj r 81 Can't j NcOB sSrRADER
MCCLot II, Jr & Co. q Henry COLLINS,
ELFgLr & Bros ~ " + THORN,
RICE, IfoL'Ns'EAD BECKER, PCHotTEAl, Jr st Louis
81. PAUL, October :, ISL. 3-2ey
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. G.. LEDUC. ID. ROURER.
LIE Due ROIiRER,
Book seiiers and StatiOners.

Wholesale AND RETAIL,
Corner Of Etcch AMI Uabashoc streets, 81.
Poul, NJ 7.
MEXICAN ALMANAC FOR IS32.-
"A For sale by (ma6) lie DUO ROHERR.
HINTS TOWARD REFORN IS-In lectures, address
Il es, and other writings by Horace Greeley
tor sale by LIE DUO q ROI!RER.
a EWIS & CLARK'S Journal of Expedition to Rocky
4 Mountains, for sale by Ii DUC ROHRER.
lAUTRE MER-A Pilgrimage hey ond the sea, by Hen
~ ry Walsworth Longlcliow, toI sale by
lie DUO q ROiRER.
vlNIE AMERICAN FRUIT CuITuRIAT--Contairl-
ing directions for the propagation and culture of
fruit trees in the nursery, hard and garden. with
description of the principal American and foreign varie
ties cultivated II the United States. For sale nv
LIE plC q ROHRER.
NONFESSIONs OF AN OPIUH FATER--by Thos.
u D, Ounce. for sale Ivy LIZ ID Z y ROiiRER.
THE LIFE OF JOHN PAU. JO\E%-by Alexander
SliJeN Mackenzie, L. ). n. lie QUO s. ROHRER.
THE LIFE OF >lLAS WRiCHr-With selection of
his speeches i'll the senate of tb4 = For sale b,
lie DUO IL ROhRLR.
rIIIE History Of The Political parties in the State
New York, for the last hall c"ntucy, in vols at
IL DC Il ROHRER's.
THE LIFE OF WESLEY. and the rise and progress OF
the society OF Method>ts, by Robert SouthC.
For sale by LIE DUO * kOIRER.
6tTANDARD HISTORICAL WORKS-Napier', His
- tory of the penssuar War; Ali>on'> History Of
Europe; Humes History of England Meals History OF
tir I'lllii,tu>f tiibpls hblh',
tory oi the Mlssissi ppi etc, ctr. For sale by
LIE DUO - KOllRER.
TIE MODERN BRITISH notwithstanding
L Mac,uley Carlyle, Wilson, Macintosh, Alison, JEFF
fry, Taliourd stephens and sydney Smith. Fer sale by
lie ID n ROiiRER.
A IN INSTITUTIONS and their influence by
a Alexis DE Focqucvc, with note. hy John c. spen-
cer. For sale by LIE ID ~ ROIRER.
NXTRAPPING PAFER-l50 reams Wrap ing Paper,
w aud double crown, direct from the mills,
al ST. Louis prices; By LII DUO ROuRER.
st. PaJl, ApIil -, 1872. Eff
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BLANK ROOE y,

nAY BOOKS, Journals, Ledgers, Records, ard every
~ size OF memorandum Boons, for sal. by
W. =. COMBS,
Cor. 81. Anthony and Capitol SITS.
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LOOK AZ Vf,ts

TuNlE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
y PANY, Clcy Gland. Ohio commenced issuing eli.
cies in March last The number issued up july Is,
was-l65l
Amount Of Property Insured, SI,IlS. 3G7 60.
" Trcmiunls received, 32.0i5.16.
Business is conduct ted upon both the Stock and Mulu
plan, and The Farmers Department is entirely separai
from the Merchants Department Great caution is eH-
ercise in taking risks and hazardous property is
refused.
~ The undersigned is prepared issue Policies u9en
either plan, in either department.
GEO. ". PRESCOTT, AGENT.
- paul. Aug. 81. ISL I--tC
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ELFELT g. BROTHERS.

MIST REsrEcTFIiLy solicit the attention Of The
Va cizc's OF ST Paul, and surrounding country,
DRY GOODS,
Lately received from the EaS;eUl CITIES, which they
offer Tor Cash al unpreC edtDtrdy low prices. A
morg their assortment may b found the following beng
only part of their heavy stock:
EhE LAINEs--Oi every quality, from 20 cents to
~ IS GEMS, At ELFELr Bios.
GASHAiER E--A abeaut;lil assortment 10 be had
q az ELFEIr * BROS.
ALPACAS-.Plan, Figured, Block and Changcable
l a may he found at ELTEIT d BRo's.
EARE.SS SII.NS--Black, Figured, and a variety OF
~ siy les, 10 be found al ELrELTs'
SsATINS and Florcnces, for Bonnet Lnings-eyery
~ color. Tor sale at LLfLLTS'
QrELV ETS--Kich silk, and Cotton DO, to ,e seen
at ELFELr a Bao'S.
EBtDPONS--8onnct. Neck ard Belt beautiful
IA assortment For sale at ELFELrs'
ftRAVATS AND SCARFs--Ceats BLACK ana
u Figured silk ana siltin-an eiegaut variety
For sale ELFELT " BDo's.
etCARFS--Mens and Boy's Woole1--a large varie-
- ~, from 20 cts. 10 81, 1T ELfELTs'
EtI.OTTIIN(:.-A large assortment Of c othing and
u mems wear, 10 be found at ELFELTs
EaEPETS--Foor and stair Carpeting very cheap
K At .LFELTs'
CASSINIEE ES--Black Docshin and Fancy Gas
~ smcres, for sale al ELFELrs'
E<LOT iiS--Buc, black, and Fancy oolored Cloths,
- very cheap at ELFELTs
XNINDOVV CTRTAINS--A superior article
w for window curtains at ELFELTs
ILNLA%SEIS. Tickings and Lin~eNs-A Large
4 sortment, 10 be had at ElFELrs
EDIt hSKIN NltTS and Gloves FOR 50 cents, IT
k1 ELFELT's
ELOS F.S--Men's and " omen's hid, six. and wool
IN en- Gloves, ut ELFELTs'
NNOOLFN IalfHosc-a good article--only p
w cents, ELTELTs
X Dh ES--I aides Linen Cambria Kdk>. from 81
HH IL s.. for sale at EIFLLrs
ACE UndersleeyosA superior assortment. To he
4 found AT CLFELTS
END{stN(:S and InSertings--A Large stock of siik.
~ Cotton Cdlubfic, swiss and jlconct Edgngs AVID
lrseltngS at ELFLLTs'
VENOYS-~A great variety of TOYS and Fancy Articles
for the approaching Holidays, to be seen 1t the
Toy Room Of ELFELT IL Bros.
November, ISL c4y
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY OFFICE,
Thomas W. WILSON,

n Ale 81 Newark. Ohio, respectfully informs the pvb.
nc, that he has located himself permanenty in ST
raul, III The Territory Of Minnesota where he propose.
u oef ms direct and personal services Agent tf
purchase, sale and exchange of all descriptions Of Rea
Isihle such as Lands, Farms Town Property Lease
h"ids, Ground hentsto Tho pay of taxes OF non
And VIII negotiate Agent for Loans Of Money on Bond
ana Mortgage on Town Property Also for the pur.
chase 81 stocks, such have bona tide valne ana ran
snct ali other business connected with sucn Agency
J5oiice. corner of W abashaw and Third streets
All property will be duly Advertised ard no charge.
whatever VIII be made, unless the NEGOTIATIONS are fly
aud satisfactorily effected T. W WILSON
BY pernission lie refers to-
ZANE: III. III. s'' T Ssss:; Ohio
Hon. Thomas Ewing. Lancaster, Ohio.
tieirH Stansbury Esq, Att, Gen, Colurb,s, Ohio.
Hon Joseph Vance, FL Governor. rbanna, Ohlo.
Hon Vim. Behb, EN-Gov. Ohio, Illinois.
Hon. } Brady, Carlisle, Ia
John y. Early,
Wiley Wilson, : Baltimore
Ba, Icy Keys,
fioG Thomas Corwin,
A. II. Coffee, Esq.
Or Nm. Knight, Philadelphia, Pa.
ilias Fassett, Esq, Wall street,
Allied Avery, Merchant, 20 Broadway >e"-AoiN
Hon. Lewis Cass. Detroit.
Hon I. NhItCoIlb TX Governor Indiana
II. NJ. Rice, Esq, Saint PAU, Minnesota.
St FaUl, Sept. p, 1871. 25-lv
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NEW CLOTHING ROUSE

AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
"iNNE = COOLEY, Roberts street f'rst door
w north Of Stiiman X Co, now receiving al
eNc>ye rtment Of Dress French ENGLISH and Ger
man Cloths and Cassimere, we'll rich NcStin~ all
purchased expressly for their Tailoring Department.
Particular attention has been paid tae Hosiery,
Glove and Shirt Department. In the Clothing Depart
menl they challenge all competition regards quality
STYLE and low prices.
81. Paul, Man e, lS52. 3--tf
EvRt,SN OYSTERS AT IS 90 PER DOE.
IL 200 Cans fresh Baltimore Oysters. direct from the
packers; neatly put cases containing dOz cans
each fer sale s. 90 per toy to clos, Il consignment
They warranted to be superior TO any thing
brought to this market, sale.
ap22 | MARSHALL Co.
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vtSl received by the last steaner rs splendid stock
- o.! Dry Goods, both for Ladies' and Gcntemens'
wears which have been selected hy competent buyer
III the Eastern cities for cash Which le and Gle
Snnce oi design and patterns excel thing o. the
ever brought into this market Aud Is prices, we
chaiiehge competition; assure friends ihat
they never have III this town, goods offered such
bargains As are To be had at est ib,lmcn We
respectfully invite the community large give
call before they purchase elsewhere.
Ei.FElT BROS.
81. Paul Nav 9Th 1872 SIT
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TO SELL. OR RENT.

TO SELL OR RENT.
rENHhr convenient ard eligible lot aud building oppo-
site the American House, 81 Paul, kept heretofore
saloon, etc; With convenient attachments IN the
rear. IL il very choice business ocatOn and be
had al q bargain by inI hiring, on The premises OF
Ma. 3, (l-u) MONTH.
DiSSU 1T TfON.
FnNiE partnership OF TitaluN 4 Scott. heretofore
listing in butchor,ng, ussu Vcd and business
now cOhdurttd so'ey by 4. TlrAIOW.
u, Paul, May I3. 4--3t
OpERTY NEAR ST.PAUL.
vENiE Rose farm Of 100 chocn land 80 acres i'm
proved, with house, etc, and half miles from
ST. Paa on The road TO -. Anthony, viii b, soll
bar-ain OF leased. by X Il. NELSON.
~. Iaul, NaN l3. lit
& X DEN SEEDS GARDEN SEEDS!
AN ARRANTED Garden Seeds of all kinds raised
w ~ the Society OF Shakers, guaranteed superior
IL any IN this market, for sale at the
ST PAUL HARDWARE STORE.
st. Paul, May l3. 4-3t
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w Vi. w. HANKS.

w Vi. w. HANKS,
a MS store m saltwater, prepared to offer
"a To > customers. much larger and better HSSort-
1ent of Goods, than he has before hroush into
s market HIS assortment Is entirely fresh ana bought
tll> Spring At the very lowest figures. Ii include. al
most every article called for in "A and t>Ie
ciay such goods as most wanted b, villagers and
iiinbermen Hats and Caps Boots and shoes, ready
made Clo,hng, Crocktry, Hardware, Flour. Bacon,
FORK, EIE-, Butter, Cheese, Sauces and Conlimeuts
sugar. tohr', Tea salt Molasscs, Fish, Dry Goods Of
all SORTS and especially for ladies' Fresh good,
Will he ordered promptly from week week, rs Io
have constantly Ga hand, whatever the trade re-
qHire These goods, customers may depend upon buy
ing Tor qnicA pay, very moderate profits Beng de-
ternined 10 make bad debts W. " H. feels assured
that lie sell goods low they can be bought any
where in these parts, al retail.
WM w. HANKS
saltwater, May -, lS52. If
MINI ESOIA YEAR BOOK FOR 1852.
AUST received and for sale ut CONFER and by
- Churchill Il Nelson, Saltwater; w. II. 4. Folsom
TtNl"rs Falls; jeremiah Russell. Sank Rapids and
Brown 81 stewart SWalsRIver.
mails LIE DIG n RGUPED
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CASH FOR HIDES.

vNNIE highest market price viii he paid in Cash 10
4 Green and Dsy II. de- also Deer kins 49,
:: +. A. COLLINS 4 CO.
u Il. We have removed our Leather ~ore an
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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-20
SPRING sTYLEOF HATS.

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NOW Is THE TINE!
EGST received from the East the spring stvle Silk
- Hats, beautiful article; also large assortment of
kosSuth, Hungarian and Magyar Hats; also fine assor-
mcnt for boys and children Oh Cio,h and Cloth CAPS
every style and all prices the Pau Hat and Can
Store. eff r o. WALKER
SHOE STORE.
Al Ely ID Eli IS LOW receiving an extensive
. z As 0D assortment OF Ladies' shoes. COM
pisine all the latest and fashionable STYLES Those
wishing to purchase VIII please step in early,
! the great crowd. store opposite the Library.
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