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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

something over 25 feet, and the rise appa-
renIs os rapid as before, with heavy rain
still falling.
ihe destruction Of lumber an other prop
erty around AMI near Us, Will foot up a
very serious aggregate, but we have no time
now for ietaIl.
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NEW CLOTHING HOUSE
AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

WHINE ~ COOLEY, Roberts street. first door
w north of Stiilmdn 4. Co. are receiving an
extensive assortment of Dress French English and Ger
man Cloths and Cassimeres, well as rich VestngS, all
purchases expressly for their Tailoring Department.
Patticrlar attention has been pad the Hosiery,
Glove and Shirt Department In the Clothing Depart
ment, they challenge all competitions regards quality
st, ie and low prices.
81. Paul, MAY g. 1852 3-tf
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CHEAPER THAN EVER

q
TIVE subscriber would respectfully announce III The
c.zers of -. raNl and ho rest of mainland" that
he has received and is nC the best stock of goods
that b. found ia 'c>e Giagius," ceytGtH- ana VIII
continue sell cheaper. and al less profits, Nan any III
this I, rrinry, either wholesale retail for cash and
Iotlng shorter j. consists, in par; % the following
DRT-GOODS:
! large and superior assof tment oi Ladies llne
Dress Goods. suc! as Prints. Alpacas GuElams, -
Lanes ThIbet Cashmorcs. French Mornoes etc. Also
good assortment of shavi~ wells hoods, scars gloves
Hosiery, Mmtillas, LNces Edggs Bonnet and Cap RIB
boEs flowers pins. needles and combs Of great variety
Also, good STOCK OF
READT-IADE CLOTHING.
consisting Of ovcrCoat, dress AMI frc,k coats, pants
vests pea Jackets untrr and shirts. knit and flannel
drawers country made socks, etc. Also, an offensive
stock Of
LADIES SHOES AND BOOTS.
Of every variety aud price, together with good assor
Gents MoroccoS, alt KIP and Congress Boots
Calf Mp. Gu-,la~iC. and Patent Leather shoes Boys
al.ll lance. Also. IL good .rtmcnt Of
HATS AND CAPS.
consisting Of Fur Cloth, ana plush caps for men, and
Coih and glazed caps for boys fur silk and Bucna Vista
Hats, &c. Together with good supply Of
Ag' t.E.NS\t ARE AND CLASS' ARE,
IIarwaTe and Cutlery, Drug and Medicines GrocefIes
and Provisions etc. etc; ell OF which and the hall has
been IcrOued) viii be sold extremely low for cash
We re going ui the trade The spring Please
examine stock before making Nour purchases, and
you " i'll he wen paid for your trouble are deter
mined TO wage of termination against high prices.
Store Third between Roberts and Jackson 81
X. NJ. SPENCER.
st. Paul, November ISL
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REY l. FARMER.

ne now III the daily receipt OF fresh family Grocc-
IA res Provisions of all Sorts ana every article want
ed for the table. We wish have understood, that
We can and Will give entire satisfaction all our Gus
toners.
Received per DR. Franklin. No. l. bxs Raisins, IS
drums Figs 80 bxs English Dairy Cheese 10 hhs clar-
fed Sugar. 10 bbs dried apphs, superior article; bxs
Lemons; and fresh eggs one bit per dozen.
May 9Th. 1852, 40 REy 4 FARMER.
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS,

sSHtNGroN, D. &.
FENiE undersigned viii give hi- undivided and e,rcsi
a attention to the prosecution ard &c lection ut ever,
description OF CLAIMS against the United states bofor.
congress ana he various Departments OF the General
Govcrhnent,-such Is Invalid. Navy, bounty Land.
Revolutionary Pension Claims, etc, claims arising u-
der u4t NariuBs Treaties with Foreign aBd Indian Na-
tons and all others requiring the services an
Agent.
charges shall always be moderate and rcaila'eI by
The amount of serFi rendered All commune 10. :
shall receive immediate attention.
The undersigned refers 10 the following well known
namcs professional and business his staEGirg aid
ability.
hon. JAS. A. PEARcE, [. :. Senator, Maryland.
Judge T.. +. CH,MBER., DO
Nj GEO. w. Law, Indian Agent, Green Bay. W..
M"SEs :. gibson, Esq, Niliow-TiNcI, WISCONSIN,
FRANK CATTIN do 90
SILts II. HILL, Washing on, u. G.
All busIess laced in his hands by claimants, shall
be faithfully, diligently, and zcalcsN prosecuted.
GEO i ARM. TRONC,
Once basement of has residence.
on ~. street. between .th and eth streets
y tSEfINGIoN. itilN 1871.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
nNE Span Of first rate, well broke horses together
" with harness wagon. Sc; also r lot Of corn
brooms, cheaper than they be bought elsewhere.
Likewise well calculated house sr boarding house.
sell reasonable terms, said house is
finishing of with suitable rooms TO Hodge, &c; siiuat ed
on Fort sUeet rear the Eagle bakery, opposite Edmund
Rice, Esq in al the beautiful parts of the
over oohng the river at the Upper Landing, person
wishing TO purchase good span Of horses, not be
better suited than to Try them, they every
and well broken, also if any wishes obtain
such house call ard see the ih>criber
ISAAC PADEN.
ST. Paul, April p, 1852. l--tf
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Mechanics Union Association.

Once, No l, toodricl's Building, srHInGFIELD, Mass.
VI. y. DEAN, PrcSidfnt,
WILLIAM PATTON. G.. {. WOOD, f,.,.,.;., ,,.
II. i. ! yUkINs, '
yE1HlS l. an Association Of WurkiiGmcn ana others,
a for the assistance Of cfGh other III case OF
SIC kutss accident.
liv the PAYMENT Of the follow ing annual deposits. YOU
will become life Member. and BE- entitled To weekly
benefit during li if should be disabled by SD knees
or accident from attending ordinary bushes,
occupation. FEMALES insured against iekness common
ia both
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aTIfkNER

EHlANH Rooms of variety Of sizes, UernoIsnda
b lools Driving. Foolscup, Letter. and &c psper
Envelopes. foncV plain drawing oih.r pencils
pens. irh &C., Tor sac ~ W. :. COMBS,
Boossei and -tatioucr. Of saist Anthony and
GaY.,0i St.ccts. opposite the American House.
November -. 1851. 52y
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c. BURBANK & Co. It. Pau. w. l.. FAWCETTF
Il Co. -. Louis.
EORTHtV ESrI.RN EXPRESS co.

CONNECTING At GALENA AND ST. LOUIS WITH
AMERICAS AND OTHER EXPRESS COMPANIES,
gUHO aud from al the principal cities in the United
states, California and Europe, for the speedy
portatiOn ~ money and valuable packages collection Of
drafts notes bills. accounts, etc purchase and sale OF
ail kinds @; merchandise.
Agents.--C. X. RICE IL Co, st. Paul; OrIs WEST,
81. Louis, J. BRoohEs Galena.
y. B.-Particular attention paid to the Forwarding
and commission business generally. 3-tf
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SAINT CHARLES HOTEL,

st Saint Anthong.
FHNiE subscriber has taken lease of this large IIo-
< tel, with all its oui-builliags and appcrta;nngs
sensible that there is demand the Falls for a public
house OF the very first class the subscriber promises 10
come as near To The highest standard, the market
Minnesota VIII admit; and Will eDdeavor having eve
AL over the premises, To ascertain al the time what
wanting to make each guest contented.
d. L. MUULTON.
Sept 4, ISL. 2O-ly
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He. SANFORD.
BE ESTECTTUILY bows 10 the SAINT Pam public,
q and invites thec attention to his store. a
door OF the rosoilce Oh rhrdstrrct, whore they
find hun al business hours. rrltN a. sell them
DHi-tsoODS.
of every description including BRo,roLoTHs. SAT-
NETS. JEANS, ClssINEREs, TWEED>, DHILLs, VII
VETS. NE,r,NGS. SuIRrINC and SnEE1iNG, Nus
ana Lawns, ITphts and CtAv,rs,
GLovEs. Hosiery. REovN and WHITE
Linens, L,cEs, H,nBoNs ,LoNC and
sQt ARE sHAwLs. BoSNEr TRIMMINGS A1rAoAs. TuiuET
Yarn, PHIvrs, in great variety. Thread, Edsing
Winter sfufls, tor men and hoHs. ndrr
shirts, knIt and Flannel Drawers,
BnCk ard larn mi'fcns &c
His stock ot goods Is vc large, embracing rll he
rich - les OF scaSon and every staple
Goods Every person can here find inst what he
ard At prices which must suit the nosi rigid economist
and he can rest assured that every article ".l turn "ut
rs is rcpreseEted
READY-NADE CLOTHING.
&C every description. made up cxrrcssl. fer tins market
and for this season, constantly hand cheap for ready
pay, and no sale without. lie mas complete aasor-
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
consisting part OF Old II son, Young H. ard Black
Teas, Lacuira, Java aid Rio Cof,es, \. O.. Crushed
ioaf and FnIve'ixed sugars specs, fcq?.r, loves
NnmeeS cs~ia, RICE kaisins, salera'"s starch soap
Chewing and sDOhpg Tobacco Candies Oh, tlsl, etc
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New. beautiful and approved STYLES for Ladies and
misses; Gents Congress Boots Calf DO o. the latest
/ patterns, Boys boots and shoes, etc
B HATS AND CARS, m great variety
WINES. LIQUORS. AND CIGARS.
large assortment. such Holland Gin, Brandy of diff
brands Malaga Vine Pure Jnice to; ChamF
-. Croix Rum, Jamaica do Irish Whisky, Burgundy
Port. Nadera. etc.
/ 10000 Cigars, nf every variety.
pOk il and FLOUR constantly on hand, IN large
/ quantities.
sir. -ndford's stock is large and he viii he receiving
New Goods CONSTANT, orlcI to keep his assortment
complete He is determine sell his good, fer ready
pay cheap they he purchased elsewhere. Give
him "A call. November, le5l--3-3oy
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Notels dn1 Gonbcpanfes.
THE LAKE HOUSE, AT SALTWATER.

THE LAKE HOUSE, AT SALTWATER.
YNHEY are determined to have Hotel kept at Still
II water, as a house ought to he kept. The Lake
House is fine large, new building with large
stables aid ont buildings, well good parors in the
house, for private families TO occupy
Matthew Tasey has taken this house anJ furnished i,
throughout; having put in 100000 worth of new furni-
tare Nothing IN the Of expense will be spared TO
keep up me oL the Lake House. the highest reputation
that pubc house can acquire Stranger. from abroad
VIII receive such attention to encourage them to
saltwater, March : 1870 A-ct
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A VI ERECAN HOUSE.

T..E& RODNEY PARKER, late OF the American
IsssHr House, Lowell, Mass, having lease of The
1870 large hoiel at the upper end of 81. Paul. WITH
every thing III roper order for the of
eers boardes or families desiring fnrn>rd apartments
respectfully invites his friends and the piuc 10 give
hn II call, believing that he 20 much for their
comfort be expected "a neW country "nct Vet
snppliei with tegnlhr msIhets. 49,
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TO THE HUNGRY,

vNNHE subscriber has opened meat shop, next door
west of Earring on's Brick store, St, Anthony ST
where he shall be happy to meet his customers new
and old. If there any such thing i'll the world good
beef and TAT milton and pork he intends 10 have Tor
sale. A. TiTALOW.
st. Paul, May -, 1852 Aft
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TO MER- ff:-r.s.i \ AND EMI.
CHANTS e. = - s.sxss 80 GRANTS.

Storage Commission and Forwarding at the Western
terminus OF the (iaIena and Chicago Union Railroad
IL. roTwiN, 1902. DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON co.
CHERRY VALLEY, ILLINOIS.
a RE prepared to receive store, and forward goods
n and produce of ever, description, and will contin-
ue the business at the Western Terminus OF the Rail
road, I progresses
Mark packages. ''Care Davidson & Co."
As this Railroad is now com pleted the worst of
the agon road between Chicago and Calena think
merchants viii lind il To their interest send most Of
their GOODS nv this rOute. Please 81
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FRANCIS r.. COLLINS.
Auction aud COmniss House.

STINT PAUL, MN NESOT4 TER.
WEAVING received an AVcionocr's Commission from
& The Gov, e( Minnesota Territory. the ~ err
sgte' has opened an Auction and Commission lon-e,
on Ili~G-~treei near jackson. Nhcre he VII sell Oh
Commission Groceries. Dry Goods, furTItIr. and al
kinds Of andize and produce. He believes that TIC
superior adv - Paul market viii -
Gcl,nt .dlCeDcut ter business men and mni,itCturcT-
al distance, to send thOr goods etc to be SOLD
MISSION private safe. al auction IL, charges
mod, tate.
y. - Particular attention said 70 the buying and sell
ing Of real estate in Of about SAINT Paul. ~. Anthony
@tiily itrr. /. l.. COLLINS.
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A LOT on Roberts street with good house on il
y suitable for boarding house; also anot.-
or smaA house. fiji for famiis also stable. VIII he
sold great bargain. Inquire The Lafayette House
Of U}D l.. H. iAROCk.
ENRESII OYSTERS IS COPPER DOZ.
H 200 Cans fresh Ba tinort STEERS, direct from the
packers; neatly pat up cases containing doz.
each, for sale at 81 90 per doz close consignment
They warranted to be superior any thing ever
brought To this market, q no sale.
ape | MARSHALL & Co.
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BLANK BOOKS.

uAAI BOOKS Journals, edgcrs, r. cords, and every
= size Of nlemOganjum BoohF, for safe by
w. :. COMBS.
Cor. It. Anthon, ard Capitol Si,.
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a. EN- DID stock Of rich Fancy and Staple Goods at
- the y y store, opposite the American. Having
Ceivci 10y late arrivals large ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN GOODS, comprising Il
complete sortinent of the and most beautiful
articles for the Spring and Summer trade; all of which
ready for exhibition and sale, and Will be offer
ed al the lowest market prices at wholesale and retail
In his extensive assortment may be scen almost every
article usually found the best Dry Goods establish
nens, ana also mEy and splendid sty OF goods
not 10 be sind elscwhere they having been selected
with care and expressly for this market. Purchasers
minded that in addition TO our RICH STOCK OF
staple and Fancy Goods, all times keep large
variety Of CGrpetngs and Floor Cloths of all the
and yarious styles also. complete assortment Of la
dies' misses and chlfens' shoes. We would respect
fully invite friends and purchasers If Dry Goods
early examination of entire stock, assuring them
tat every eXcrtion VIII be made render the business
calls of oar friends both agreeable and profitable.
Il. III. HOLMES.
Galena, April 81, ls52. Sim
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GKi \ DING.
FE1HE UNDERSIGNED is now IN readiness
L ior grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas, Buck
wheat, and Whatever else requires grinding, IN
clading Salt. at the grist-mII the west s'de Of
the Mississippi river. at IT. Anthony. for laval
rates Of toll. When desired, grists viii he re-
celved at The subscribers on the east side Of The
river, and be returned ground nj the same place
2-SIv CALVIN !. FUTILE.
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS.

lust received oh the East ,.tle spring STYLE Sir
- Hats beautiful article, also a large aA,orrhgt
hossuth, Hungarian and Magyar Has; also fine
nent for boys and children Oil Cloth and Cloth Caps
every sly lie and nj all prices at the a Paul Hat and Cay
Store. (3-tD II. .. WALKER.
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EIEEiT e. BROTHERS.


NscST REsrFcrFrLIy solicit the attention of The
Va q zens Of st. Paul ant it, surrounding country,
10 an examination {" ta'ir large ano splendid STOCK OF
DRY GOODS,
LACEY received from the Eastern cities, which they
olli Cash at unrIec, ientcdy low prices. A.
mou- their assortment may b. iound hc following, being
only part Of th,ir heavy stock:
AAE LAIN ES--Of every quality, from 20 cents TO
~ 8 cents. En- EFT \ Bros.
EtASHME2E--A abeau'fnl assortment, to be had
v At Elicit & Bios
q LPACAS-.Plain, Figured, Black and Chan@cabe
d. q may be found at Elicit n Bios.
sNRESs SILkS--Back, Figured ard variety Of
- st,lts. to be found al ELTELTS'
G,ATINN and Flofences, for Bonnet IriugS-overy
- color. For sale at ELrEIra
V7ELy ETs-~Rich silk and Cotton DO, to lie seen
HIFELr Il Bgo's.
PSI3BONS-~Bonnet. Neck and Beta beautiful
Re assortment. For sale at ELFFITs
ANRAV ATS AND SCARFS--Gcnts bllck ana
u Figured silk and satin-an elegant variety
ForsaIc At ELfIIr Il Bros.
CIGAR F$--Ncn's and Bo,'s woolel--a large y,rie-
- ~, from 20 Cts 10 81, at tLFELTS
SNiOTHINs:--. large assortment Of Clothing aud
y mems wear, to lie found nj EifELrs'
EtAE,PETS--Floor ard star Carpetng, very cheap
Y .:LFELTs
1tAssIMERE S--Blaob Doeshin and Fancy Cas-
. >i.acres, FOX sale az ELFELrs'
ftLUrfiS--f,iu black, and Fancy colorcd Cloths
u very cheap at ELFELrs'
VSTINDONV CURTAINS--A superior article
Wv ior window curtains, at ELtEIrs'
E1NA ELS. Tickngs and Lmseys-A Large as
Il sorimeni, 20 be had at ELFgLrs
EpU tksKlN &ITS aid Gloves for % cents, at
I'D ELI aI.T,s
+ 6sE.oVr'S--Men's ard Won,ns Md, silk. anc wool
TX en- Gloves, At bi.FEI rs
NxT0GLE:N HaliHose--a good artice-orly @
w cents, ELFELTs'
~ Dk FS--s .cs' Linen Cambria Kdh!s from 21cts
kA Ia -, for sale IL ELFHLrS'
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ST. ANTHONY UOI7St,

Corner of Main and W God streets.
Upper Iown, Falls ST. Anthony, Minnesota Territory.
Isaac Brown, Proprietor
Uni above House is conducted on strictly TEMPER
Il ance principles
n. Il. St:bing for horses also.
March 4 II
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zano aud xmsuramcc Apenc(e5.
A. J. BAKER. NORRIS HOBART. GEO. W. PRESCOTT
LA ID AGEN CH.
BAKER HOBART A. pRFSCOTT

- NCH.
BAKER, HOBART, ~ PRESCOTT
Office on Third street, ST. Paul NJ. 7.
WIZ give cnrcil attention to the duties OF their Of
fee ms general land Agents One Of the firm has for
thirty Years been resident Of the Northwest and viii
deN ole his time to personal observation of he situation
and character Of the lands in the Territory Office open
al all ho,rs of the day town lots bought and sod take
raid yancing the collection of debts and
inquiry promptly attended to.
kErERENcEs.--lllinois Grant Goodrich. Esq, Chica-
20; Hon. WIN. Thomas, Jacksonyilc: Col Bradford
sprngheid Hon Lewis Ross, Lewiston; John Spencer
ESD, Rock Island; Rev. l. b. Randall, Alton; Judge
Minshal, Rushyille Indiana: Rev. Il. T. Kavanaush
indianapolis Michigan; Hon q. L. Pomeroy, Lenawee
Cos Col. 1iiCkson, Washtenaw Co. Minnesota: Hon.
A. Goodrich; Hon. N. MI.ean; Rev. e. Hobart
REAL ESTATE AGENCY OFFICE.
Thomas w. Wilson,
ATE of Newark, Ohio respectfully informs the pnh-
- NC that ut has located himself permanently in 81,
raul N tie Territory of Minnesota where he PROPOSES
10 oer bis direct ard personal services Agent the
purchase sc and exchange of all descriptions OF Real
Estate; such rs Lands Farms, Town Property Lease
hods Ground Rcnls-to the payment Of taxes of non
residents examining titles collecting debts DC &c
And viii negotiate Agcnt for Loans of Money On Rond
and Mortgage, Town PROPERTY &c: aso for The pur-
chase o. STOCKS such rs have bona hde value and
sact al oIher business connected with such Agency
GTOnice, corner of Waba shaw aud Third streets.
Al property will be duly advertised and 10 charges
whatever VIII be made unless the negotiations arc (II
and satisfactorily effected. L. w WILSON
, ny permission, he refers to-
4 ,a'j': sH,, 5i' ,,s$sy; Esq Newark Ohio.
Hon Thomas Ewing, Lancaster. Ohio
Henry Sialsbury, ESD, Airy Gen. Coumb:s Ohio.
lion. Joseph Vance, En- Governor, Urbanua, Ohio.
Hon. " IN. Bcbb, Ex-COv. OHIO, Illinois.
Hon }! Brady, Carlisle, Pa.
S =, e i ( ~ . v;on, Baltimore
Hon. Thomas Corwin
4. II Coffee, Esq
pr. W m. Knight, Ibiladt pbia Pa.
Elias Eassett, Esq, Wall street,
Alfred Avery, Merchant, 20 Broadway New-iofk.
Hon. Lewis Cass, Detroit.
Hon L Whi'conb, Elk Governor, Indiana
H. u. Rice, Esq, saint Paul. Mnresota.
-. laul, sept. p, lsjl 2Siv
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BOARDING HOUSE.

vi tKIE> OK FEN has opfncd n Boarding
" House III the end Of The celebrated tremon;
House, Bcuth street, where he Will make Cash Lodi
gers and BoarGCrs comfortable as he possibly can
$3.50 per week NOV lc5i. 32y
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MUST receive by the last steamers, splendid STOCK
~ Of Dry Goods, both for Ladies' ind Gentemens
wear; which have been selected bV "A competent buyer
IN the Eastern cities for cash Width for style and ee-
of des ga and patti, excel any ding Of
brought into this market Andss prices, we
challenge competitions; assure friends that
they never have in this goods offered such
bargans now to bc had at oar establishment. We
respectfully invite the community 1T large give
call before they purchase elsewhere;
ElFEIT BROS.
81. PaMl. NaN 9Th 1872. 81
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CASH FOR HIDES.

vxNIF highest market price VII be paid III Cash 70
y Green ah1 Dry H. LEI, also Dcerssns
r. 4. COLLINS & 60.
y =. We have removed our Leather Store an'
Harness shop to tia building, opposite RICE Al
-. Store 32y
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4 lSr OF LETTERS remaining in The Post
"a Office at Sam, Paul, Minnesota Territory.
May -. 1852:
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SO. pAIL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

On 7Hiri street. fVo do2rs beloU H'a3asi,d-.
yENlF subscribers having received large additions
" Il ir former etuc, and assert l.nt prepared 10
furnish any articles ia the IiARDN tRi line sfall
aAvancc Oh Ea>tou. IIire-. Ne shall always heeg Oh
hanJ a. large ~ioCh of
C.RP.NT..Es' ND yCENE.tS' TOOLS.
Lenci and'monldnc plaacs, Socket .r!mt- chi,cls,
Hand, panel and mp GouErS rI.s. 4 !uoTee
Compass. Tenor 4 W. hb 10 GuI.'s and lcvii>.
Adk,- hanu.ncf, and haichets, !luu.b aaG Levels.
AuLtrs. braces and biz, " uotA iron bench screws
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FIREAND " ATER PROOF PAINT.
2 yon want our buildings from NE and ycir
roof, from rottng, get IRE proof pant ~ ca DC
cd al cuts r,r nonnd and Is The cheapes and bes,
nalni Il the world Enquire at Lott Monet.s. OF the
Agent. The pant is warranted. A. SANBohN'
-. Paul MAY s. l.2
GARDEN SEEDS.
E-y2ESII. and Of all sorts rec' AID for SIZE ~
& NAY s, 1872. (3U HitHtOA KELLOGG
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TIE STONE STORE.

a ". SiNPAON. corrtroi Third and II oberts streets
- has inst received entire stock nt Drv Goods
Boots Shoes, Flats. Caps, Hardware, Wooden ware
Quecrsvare Furniture large stucN; Farm iplt-
Of all kinds, etc, which he invites the
tention Of purchasers.
June rs. ISL ITO,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
Rs,Y 4 FARMER.
X Ioipsate and Retail GrOCars.

4IAVF just re- hy the first boat. Nominee. large
and well selected assortment OF Groceries and Pro
visions, consisting # Sugar, Coffee. Tea. Pork, Flour
ard, Bacon, Hams, shoulders, Dried Fruits Chee,e
Rice, Candies, Soap. Salt. Wooden and Wi'low
And vii receive irt supplies Nv every bnat d.
reel, from st. Louis. all Those wishing
purchase VIII ind ~ Their adv antnge 10 call and
in. before purchasing elsewhere.
PAN MIL 4
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
SHOE STOR Il,

81 N EprEL is now receiving extensive
L . RLs ED assortment of Ladies Shoes com
prisimg nil the latest and fashionable styles Those
wishing 70 purchase will please step early, Old
the great crowd. store opposite The Library.
-. Paul, Nav G, 1852. 3--n