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umphantly alluded to by Mr.. Graham, soO1ld moi
haze been adopted. Mr.. Graham can make the
calculation for himself if he chooses; he will find
the foregoing to be correct.
9Th. A sectional battle was fought over this
nomination of Gen. Scott for four or five days. all
the free State Wings voting for Gen. Scott and all
the slaveholding Wings for Mr.. Fillmore or Mr..
Webster. Is this what Mr.. Graham calls the " re-
gular" action of his party? And the Southern
Delegates yielded at last upon the following ex-
treme grounds: LIST, because they hoped that as a
platform endorsing the compromise" had been
squeezed through and the free States had there
by secured their favorite candidate they would adj
here to the platform in good faith; and secondly,
because as partzans they preferred almost any al
tentative to that of breaking up confusion and of
thus VIGOROUSLY denationalizing the Wing party.
Well, how has this platform been treated by the
free State Scott men? Greedy "defes, execrates,
and spits upon it-Thurlow Weed goes for Scott,
but protests against the platforn-the New York
Times does the same-whe not the first Wing
meeting in the free States has, to this day, en-
phatically or cordially approved it. Does not Mr..
Graham know these things to be SO? How, then,
can he say that the action of the Convention was
either Irregular" or UNANIMOUS" or that the
Southern. people are bound by the nomination
Is not bargain broken on one side bargain
broken on both sides
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Latest News.

The olcia vote of Iowa shows the Democrat.
majority ior Secretary of State To be 1857. Tn,
Democrats have 20 in the House, the Wings %; il
i.io Senate 70 Democrats, IL Wings.
AsEANsAs ELKCTIoN.-Coaway's (Dem.) ma.
j'Fh. A:ktes.s 3. Z, 500. Democratic majority on
joint ballot OF tac Le-isaturc is 32.
.eae.u1 Ion Philadelphia dated 18th inst.
STATES that fhe lily j. thronacd with Germans partic-
tiu1- Oh ~ lurly-.c'n Festival. Three Societies
..a NcN OK, three from Philadelphia. delegations
4 . sion. 81. Louis, Cincinnati, Washington and
o,a.r places there. 4 grand concert
"a i'c--c TO be even.
p pcf Is ling in Philadelphia at 37l cents per
.an'. i'.r .scopic can't afford % consume much al
f.at t.i...
Ia. ultion Of Paris is l,Ooo, 900, and it has
1900 h.. DO hospitals bur London, whose popu.
J. .n rs -.pt' 900, has ouiy 5000 beds.
!n tfl.e', during The last two months, ii,v-nine
al. ...I- oinnt,,d ~ the mines
CoLUMRus, SEPT. q.
t,a .u received NJ the Railwi,v station at
Iacs Is afternoon, ~ a very large aSsem,l,gc
f'4 n1- s.a' by the lis barge Of cannon and the
-s 90 thr people. He was CONDUCTED by Ia. com.
.e o. th' ell Hoa,c. where he briefly addressed
I.e ar. h'. but made no allusion to ro.itics He
"Il g.. ,r ne in the morning for Chil;cothe and
"i.t-u,.u,l
~. To-, Importation Of ice direct Com Boston VII,
'tt' Rom, nd b2ei received at Panama, and sold
q '3.5Y cent? rer h.
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RICHARD MARVIN.
Ia Third Street. st. Paul.

NOW ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY As A DEALER IN GLASS,
GLASSWARE, CHiNAwARE, QuEENswARE AND
CROCKERY, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE
STREET, NEXT DOOR 70 PREsLEY's,
And nearly opposite the Post Office
UDELlEVING that the trade Of our town wnow war
y establishment devoted solely to this branch
OF business, the subscriber call, the attention OF his
friends and all who of goods in his line to the
fact that he prepared tn receive them the most
liberal and mOdalrg terms, ard has hand and
arriving, very large and wen selected stock OF
goods ordered expressly for the market comprising the
usual varieties, and many other articles not to be me
with elsewhere IN this town.
c. c. blue edged, dpt, painted printed white granite.
flown, Line and mulberry eaIthenwue;
Pure white, enanelled, lusire, blue figured and gold
band English china;
White, gold band, ard decorated French china,
All the varieties of American cut, plain and pressed
glassware of Eastern and Western manufacture;
German and bohemian glassware, great NafiftNj
English L. u. pipes; American pipes and pipe heads;
large of Looking GLASSES, elegant lapanGed
tea trays of our own impOrtationj
britannia coffee and teapOts, casters pitchers etc,
great variety of first rate quality;
large and elegant assortment OF Cornelius N Co 5
celebrated solar lard lamps, chandeliers grandocs, etc
gilt olive, and dainasK;
Together with large variety of articles not usually
imported for this market.
am prepared Ia offer large STOCK OF goods, ordered
expressly tor this trade unusually favorable terms.
Assorted packed for the country trade, IN the
best manner, Kept constantly on hand.
My goods put up i'll the best manner, 10y careful
and experienced packers and may be transported any
distance bv wagon otherwise without risk break
age
Call and examine goods for yourselves.
Particular attention is invited 10 STOCK OF window
Glass of al and qualities which will be sold here
for less prices than before offered IN II Panl and at
small advance the cost at the manufacturers
for cash in hand RICHARD MARVIN.
in IL 9-ly
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ICE CREAM SALOON h ZEN EEAL
ESTABLISH NENT.

THE subscribers, returning their sincere thanks 70
their patrons and the public III general for the liberal
encouragement they have received desire to inform
them that they have opened Ice Cream saloon il,
the building formerly Known as HchcoX q hcilogg'>
Drug store, Third street. They will always have Ice
Cream and every article in tue confectionery line La
dies aud Gentlemen please give us Il call.
They will also inform the public that they have al
ways hand at their Confectionery, the Ameri-
House, fall assortment OF fancy and plain Candies,
which they " i'll sell almost low it be bought
in Louis Merchants will find i, to their advantage
call before sending below. All orders for cakes
promptly filed. REM n kARCHER.
ST. Paul, July 8, 1852 ly.
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ELFEUT g. BROTHERS.

Ne EST REsrEcrFuILy solicit the attention of the
to examination of their Large and splendid stock
DRY GOODS.
Lately received from The Eastern Cities, which they
NOW offer for Cash at unprcccLentodly low prices. A.
morg their assortment may be found the following, beng
only part of their heavy stock:
EhE EA!NES--Of ever! quality, from 90 cents to
~ - cents, ut ELICIT d Bios.
aNtsnMERE--A ateautul assortment, to be had
u at Elicit * Bros
ALpAC AS-~rlan, Figured Black and Changeabe,
n may b. found at ELFELT 81 Bros.
HNREsS SILkS--Black, Figured, and n variety of
EI sly les, 10 be found al ELtELrs'
SATlNS ard rorences, for Bonnet Linings--evory
~ color. For sale at ELFELTs'
NIEI.VETs--Rich silk, and Cotton do. to be seen
AT ELFELT Bros.
EDIDRONS--Bonnet. Neck and Beta beautiful
"a assortment. For sale at ELFELTs'
ERAVATS AND SCARFS--f;ent's black and
- Figured six and satin-in elegant variety
Fer sale at ELFELT d Bros.
SCARFS--Mens and Boys Woolen-a large varie-
~ t., from 20 cts to 81 Mt ELFELTs'
GLOTHING--A large assortment of Clothing and
- mems wear, TO be found at ELFELrs'
GARPE"Es--rloor and stair Carpetng, very cheap
~ al -LFELTs'
EASSIMER E,S--BlacA Doeskin and Fancy Cas-
~ sImeres, Tor sale at ELFELTs'
ELOTHS--Blue black, and Fancy colored Cloths,
- yer, cheap at ELFELrs'
XNINDONT CURTAINS--A superior article
w for WINDOW curtains, at ELFELrS'
EMANNEi.S. Tckings and Linseys-A Large as
n sOrtment, to be had at ELFELTs'
DUCKSkIN MlTS and Gloves FOR so cents at
EJ EIFELTs
dNLOV ES--Mens and Women's Kid, silk, anc wool
~ en- Gloves, at ELFELTs'
NNyOOLEN Haf-iIose-a good article-only %
w cents, at ELFELTs'
H DkFS--I.ades Linen Cambria kdkfs, from - cts
IA 10 50, for sale at ELFELTS'
Y ACE Unders!eeves--A superior assortment, to he
found al ELFELTs'
HeDGINGS and InsertirgS-A Large stock OF silk,
IA Cotton, Cambria, SWISS and IaConet Edcings and
lrscrtmss IT ELIELTs'
FHNOXS--A great variety of TOYS and Fancy Articles
n for the approaching Holidays, to be at the
Toy Room OF ELFELT 4 ERo's.
November, 1851. 32y
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w. L. +. GAGE.
formerly Lee Gage d Coz
Manufacturer of every description Of Saws,
No. 43 Main Street, st. Louis, Mo.
vBNiiE firm of Lee, Gage Co. having been dissolved
by mutual consent, on the 2ls day Of January last,
would inform my friends and customers that have
made arrangements with Messrs Bridge Brother and
will contnne the manufacture of saws, in all their
No pains have been spared in fitting up machinery,
and securing experienced workmcn, and the stock is
purchased direct from the manufacturers, beth III Eu-
rope and America, for cash, am confident that can
hold ont such inducements that dealers will find il TO
their interest TO encourage home manufacture.
As to the character and reputation Of saws bearing
my stamp, nothing need be said, as trust that both
dealers and consumers have had sufficient opportunity
the quality Of my manufacture, while a partner
in the late firm of Lee, Gage Co, not To doubt for
moment, ability to compete successfully in point
of price, quality finish, with any mandatory of
the kind in the United States. Being now in re eipi
Of every description Of stock, am prepared 10 i'll!
al orders with promptncss and despatch.
All orders addressed to the undersigned, to Messrs.
Bridge II Bro will receive prompt attention.
Particular attention paid to all kinds OF repairing.
may 2i--4-Cn w. L. f. GAGE.
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NEW GOODS.

l<LASS and Queensware just reed 100 dnz. tumbers
IL various kinds. For sale at the st. Paul Queens
ware store 0XS) Il. MARVIN
AMPS Globes and Chimneys, for sale by
IL ". r. MARVIN
a. DOZ. Fruit Bowls just reed and for sale by
ID Ns X. MARVIN.
ITO DRUGGISTS and Medical men--2G doz. tinctures
i and sutnouths. for sale by r. MARVIN.
- DOZ assorted casters and &c doz crues, just reed
- and for sale by r. MARVIN.
do boz. salts and % doz fruit plates and naples
AV just reed and for sale BY L. MARVIN.
q boz syrup and dog soda gobles. for sale by
" Tvs Il. MARVIN.
A LARGE lot Of Queensware, just opened at the
N ST raui 0ueensware Store by
iyS r. MARVIN.
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CLOG rs.

A LARGE assortment of Clocks of the best manufac-
N ture. for sale lower than lee found this Terri
tory elsewhere nj l0l ROBIN SONS Jeweiry Bazaar.
DRACEi.ET ard Cun Pins of every des raLle st, le
u y and at the lowest prices
ROBlNSON'S Jcweiry Bazaar.
EIVOR TIE LADiES--A beautiful assortment, OF Fans
H for sale cheap for cash at
ROBINSON'S Jewtiry Bazaar.
aNOLD PENS, 2 large assortment OF the best manu-
u tacture, for sale al The lowest possible prices
ROBIN SONS Jewelry Bazaar.
AIDES Breast Pins, rings finger rings, gold lock-
II card cases, port moIindlc~, etc, etc. at
jI2i-l0 ROBIN SON JcNeirN Bazaar.
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nlTrsON,s ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.

kITTSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PA III.
VUNtIS desirable ground, lying in the most central and
u adyantageous part OF the basin of 81. Paul. where
inevitably be the principal river business oi the
town, and a1ording also choice and delightful Lots
in the rear upon the bench for dwelling houses, is
seved Lots and Offered for SALE with titles
disputes, and indsputabe, at reasonably low prices and
upon liberal terms OF credit for most Of the purchase
money Lumber for building Lots sold in the adj
ditisn, will be furnished at the rotary sawill
terms. CHARLES H. OAkES.
Agent for ProPrietors.
ST. Paul July 81, 1851. Is
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n. T.. TYSON.
HAS LEASED THE NEW STORE ON THE CORNER OF

n. E. T YSON.
HAS LEASED THE NEW STORE ON THE CORNER OF
Roberts and Fourth Streets.
NKIIIERE they now opening fresh stock of Gro
w ceries Provisions and Feed, which they offer AT
Wholesale and Retail the citizens of St Paul and the
surrounding country al low prices they can he plr-
chased Of St Louis Their stock consists IN part as
follows Crushed aud powdered sugars, n O aud mr.
flied do Java Rio and iagura coffee; Y. H. Imperial
Gunpowder and Black Teas; Tobacco and choice
brands Rice Rasins and Currants, w r. Cheese; Pep
per, spices, Nutmegs Cloves Assorted Pickles; Pepper
sauce, Catsups, Powder and shot, starch Chocolate,
Mustard, figs Citron Extract Of Lemon, Rose and Va
nilla Mould and sperm Candles; Palm aud varieg
ated soaps shaving do; Herrngs, Mackere Goldfish Pork
Hams and shouders fresh Butter and Eggs Butter and
crackers; Moasses and Golden syrup; Iseed and
Land Oh; Cider Vinegar Oats, Corn and shorts; Corn
flour choicest brands; also all other articles
usually kept in Family Grocery Store too numerous to
mention, which they will sell for cash exclusively nj
small profits. Purchasers will please Call and examine
for themselves.
ju l1.-9-u n. r. Tl son.
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hhds, prime article; 10 40 ialr doi 'o
- bbls Belcher's refined do, just received by
Aug. 1913 II nbh hA"1"Hn'
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CENTRAL LUMBER YARD.

1
TIME subscriber agent for Messrs, s w. Farnham
can be stocked in the and west of the SLIGO IRON
STORE, and will keep complete assortment white
pine lumber From the central location of the yard
lumber can be delivered in all parts Of the
conveniently than from any any other point Orders or
unusual dimensions will be promptly filled and bills for
entire buildings respectfully solicited By keeping
good stock Of lumber carefully sawed from the best quail
y of logs by the themselves the SUBJ
scrber hopes to receive share Of patronage.
iu 8. 1859. VIM II. MARSHALL. Agent.
DIR. STORMS SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.
A ssreehle and useful compound for diseases of the
N chest and lungs-General Agents, Barnard, Bro. &
Co., ST Louis, No. For sale by the Druggists of Gale
at ST. Paul, by J. w. Babcock Hitchcock dI Kellogg,
and VIM. Constansi at St. Anthony, by }. p. Wilson.
LOOK AT THIS!
TANHE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
u PANY, Cleveland, Ohio, commenced issuing Poli-
ces in March last The number ISSUED up July Is.
was-l65l
Amount Of Property Insured, 81, lie, 1907 90.
Premiums received, 320l5.15.
Business is conducted upon both the Stock and Mutual
plan, and the Farmers Department is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department. Great is
ercised taking risks, and extra hazardous property
refused.
GFThe undersigned is prepared TO issue Policies upon
either plan, in either department.
GEO. w. PRESCOTT, Agent.
st Paul, Aug. 81, 1851. ls-f
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FANCY GOODS.

SAP!E2 mache work boxes and ink stands pearl and
PAPER nlache card cases; China and papier mache
card baskets; fancy inks PIN ccsons ebony lights gem
tltmens dressing cases, etc. For sale by
ju24 LIE DUO & ROIIRER
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ATTENTION COMPANY..

ri HBi.lN woula re- pc fully call The attsr-
. !p4 ne citizens If ST Pal and The vicinity, to
lf I'll selected stock OF fresh new and sea-
.I'. -l..i- which he IL now opening Third street
,r-' fot r,s and Jackson, which he Will sell at such
-t- ID defy Comrcii,i, 1it would re, e,t nh,
' IS e. IRE IN want of anything III HI, line, To call
...r' ie teiore purchasing elsewhere, ,> il IS no
- 81" bow goods. Our motto is small profits and
ovERCoArs
g. eIey and fancy co.ored cloths.
= e escorted colors-hlankei.
f.. 4la escorted colors-feltiug.
y. a'I Jrah pilot.
V,-- 81 ..I double coats
r'art Irr'c n CLOTH. dress and frock
EIir. ..t' hroacc!oth dress sack.
itt.. ifd itncy tweed. business sack.
1...'taig blue blanket monkey Jackets
PANTS
Ir. ..t,, lreskm and cAs>mere
r,it I'd ami plain do
~.s. iii,. fancy and plain BLACK satiaets.
S't-. 10y and corduroy.
H,t.k p al ard figured satin.
Ill,e. pain and ftnc, c4,,iIAere.
Tweed. III and satlnrt.
Sa iouble breasted OF all kinds.
SHIRTS AM DRAWERS.
E.c whine linen bosom.
'-Ht. .aIroes
lre .,.t isgo check auj hickory.
Rel. I.aa nd Sri ,rd daniel.
Brow a'N bittched Canton flannel.
rrnrt .l bleachri Canton fsnrel drawers.
-'l.. quilted red iannri do
-to s, shoes. hats caps, huch mit>. buck gloves;
.,..'i 'i-y cravats; >u,peuders; perflncry; hair
%. .'.tr I'd shaving brushes; pocket, pen and bowie
I.H.-. 'onies aud muRey purses; razor ,truy,s:
IDS; wool comforts, ca>! ntr scarf> pock-
is under wrappers: cashmere, wool and
..,r rurks, va!ises. cacret bags, and number
.-r. usual. Kept in furnishing st0res.
Come e., come aii-',is trouble 10 shov. good,
\. L. II tNNtI\fS
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HARDWARE. HARDIyARE:

y COOKING GLASSES Table knives and forks Wait
crs, Brushes, Baskets, WOO zen and hollow ware,
TinwaIe. Lamps, etc. Guns, Rifles, Fishing Tackle,
and sporting apparatus Of an kinds, together with gun
mountings percussion caps Fancy goods together
with large assortment of gOots which would require
al! the columns of the Pioneer To specify Doing bust
the CASH system, and having purchased our
goods vCrl low in the Eastern markets, invite
examination OF stock. knowing offer induce
buy that cannot BE found elsewhere in this
market. J. McClOUD, in ~ co.
p-bm
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n PRESLEY has a large lot of fresh family groce
H. ries the cheapest and best III town.
DRIED BEEP-Very nice, for sale cheap at
IL jul0,s ihLNLbh .
tJNEMPERANCE-Lades and gentlemen, b. Presley
/ has a fine Soda Fountain and will be happy To see
YOU at all times. Also, Lemonade and Ice Cream, con
rectipnares, etc
uyRESH Butter and eggs mess pork, hams and lard,
u for sale cheap for cash al PkESLEfs.
GROCERIES, Wholesale aud retail. Call and exam
u u inc before pu rcIiasing elsewhere b. PRESLEY.
rJ,EAS-Ofa all kinds at St. Louis prices, for sale at
| ;,In , PRESLEY'S.
oranges and Lemons and other fruits Just received
a, inI0-s-,f PRESLEY'S.
C1HT-20 SACKS c. A. salt, 10 DO dairy do for sale by
REY & FARMER.
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THE STONE STORE.

NFU UOOHS al lou TTfcFS.
y ". SIMPSON, Cerncr OF Third and Roberts streets
90 has just received entire stock of Dry Goods
Boots Shoes Hats, Caps, hardware, Woodcnw are
QuecIsware, etc. Furniture, large stock Farm nple-
ments Of all kinds etc etc, which he invites the
tention of purchasers.
June 90, ISL (IOl
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F. T.. COLLANS.
Auction and Commission Merchant,

UsT received 5000 bushels OF bran and shorts Tor sa
y by \. f. TYSON.
F. T.. COLLINS.
Auction and Commission Merchant,
PAUL, MINNESOTA TERRITORY.
The three story brick store Third street, opposite
III W. H. Forbes outGt 9-f
UINORW DlNG-Our arrangements for forwarding
II all kinds Of Merchandise, ample, and 10 this de-
partment We pay particular attention.
A UCTION AND COMMISSION-Particuiar stten-
IA ton will be given to the purchase and sale al Pro-
duce and all other property on Conms-ion Ny iami-
iar with this market, acquired during some years
idence here will enable TO effect sales o.! Produce at
the highest price.
WILL also pay particular attention TO the buy ing and
in l1-sf FE COLLINS
lust received consignment IL bbls. flour, for sale
~ cheap for cash by T. l.. COLLINS.
yURNITI RE.-Just received splendid lot of Furni-
nture from Cincinnati which VIII sell at -. Louis
prices Cal! at the rooms Of y. L.. COLLINS,
ju l7-3 Third street, below jackson.
uyOR sale che ap, splendid sofas and two large
Il stuffed rocking chairs Apply TO
r. L. COLLINS,
jvI, Third st. opposite the Minnesota Outfit.
uUsT received a splendid assortment of Dressing
s,apds both single aud double drawers for sale cheap
a. the Ware Room of F. T.. COLLINS,
,vI Third st. opposite the Minnesota Outfit.
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w. II. STILLMAN & CO..
No. 3, Roberts street, haze on hand,
p bbls. Geniton Apples.
- do Dry do
) do Buckwhcat Flour,
25 do Onions
1000 Heads prime winter Cabbage,
, boxes Lemons,
And every thing found in the Grocery line; which VIII
be sold fer cash low any house i'll Saint Paul. Call
and see. w Ill. STIiLMAN ii co.
N3ON!:Y 70 oan i'll sums to suit borrowers--Call At
w The Office of WILkIN IL VAN ETTEN.
ST raul july g 1852. I2-tf
BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
Nd DRAFTS all parts o. the United States at
~ the ONCE of The MINNESOTA Outfit by
Nav l. ISL CIiAS. w. BORtP. Ely
FARM FOR SALE.
900 AGkES Of good snd on %au the t mi hsf iron"
Fort Smelling; AM mics from St. Anthony 80 acres
i'm proved with a good house The above lltm VIII
sold cheap for part cash: and the balance III pa!
mcnts of six. twelve and Eighteen mu!lths
Euguitc OF I. T. COLLINS Auction and Commission
Mere liant, opposite Minnesota Outfit.
August 9th ieJ2.
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vnNIE subscribers wish TO inform the citizens of Min
that they have located themselves peruan
entity in Minnesota and prepared to buy, improve,
and sell firms and town property also 10 take contracts
for huiiag and making other improy eEItIts. They
now have a valuable farm for sale (abOut midway he
IT. Paul and Point Douaass) containing $40
acres. - OF which well timbered, the balance
smooth prairie, Of the best quality, about % under
improvement, one frame house and good spring OF
, Ter. For further particulars, enquire of
W. &. LeDUC, 81. Pall,
Or 70 the subscribers on the premises,
}. G.. d. w. W. ELLISON.
April :, 1852. Stiff
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STANDARD TEXTBOOKS.
ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.

The most Eminent Of our Practical Educators
speak IN the highest terms of approval Of
the Works composing this Series.
Their having become established the leading school
books IN a MAJORITY STATES TIE
UNION, and especially, their general Use
THROUGHOUT THE ENrIRE WEsT,
Is sufficient evidence of their unparalleled popularity
These works are not only the BEST but they are,
also, the CHEAPEST School Books before the public
and being generally used in the schools OF the Ter
ritory, PERFECT uniformity may be easily secured and
preserved:
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
(By Professor WIN. II. McGUFFEY, L.L.D)
MCGUfFEY's EcLEcTIc SPELLING BOOK.
MCGuFFEY's ECIEcTiC FIasr READER.
DO do SECOND do
do do THIRD 10
do do FoURru do
20 a., Firm do
iiENANs YouH0 LADIES' READER, by Prof. pmuco
ARITHMErTICS.
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CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.

E7DWARD STEWART, Bricklayer aud Architect
II thankful TO the citizens of 81. Paul. for fv0rs since
he commenced b~sineSs, woud pcctiy inform them
that he is prepared to contract for and erect stone
brick buildings and furnish materials if required isiI
erns Having permanently settled in ST. Paul, he So
CitS Il share of public patronage. Drafts and slccCa
tions furnished on reasonable terms.
y. B-Orders for work left at the store oi H. C. SAND
ford the Post Occ. viii receive prompt attention
Jniv Is I3-tCl EDWARD STEWART.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-30
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