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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-30

IL. G.. SANFORD.
H RESPECTFULLY bows to the sant Paul public,
Ia and invites their attention 10 his store next
door east OF the Post-Oce on Thdstrect, where they
can lind him ut business hours ready TO sell them
DRY-GOODS,
of every description, including BRoApcLorHs, SATI-
NETS. JEANS. C,ssIMEREs, TwEEDs, DRILLs, VII
VETS, NEsTINGs, SHIFTING and SuEETiNG, MIS-
Inns and Lawns, liDKFs and CRAyATs,
GLOVES, Hosiery, Brown and WHITE
LNE,s, LACEs, RIBBONS, LONG and
SQUARE snAwLs, BoNHET TRIMMINGS ALpAcAs, TnIBE r
CLoTHs GINGH.Ms, OrLANEs, SiLKs, WooLEN
YARN, PRINTS. in great variety, Thread, Edgng
Winter stn1., Tor Elen and boys, Under
shirts, Knit and Flannel Drawers.
Buck aud Yarn ini,ens sc.
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 prices which suit the rigid
and he can rest assured that every article VIII turn out
as is represented.
READY-NIADE CLOTHING,
of every descpton made up expressly for this marlo,
pay. and no sale without. lie has complete assor-
ment Of
FIR E,SU FAMILY GROCERIES.
consisting in part of Old yson Young yson and Black
Teas, IagUira Java and RIO Coffces, n. o. rushed
Loaf and Puvcrzed Sugars, Spices, Pepper, Gloves.
Nrtmess, Cassa Rice Rasins, saieraus starch, soap,
Chewing and smoking Tobacco, Candles, Oil Fish, etc
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, beautiful and approved sty les for Ladies and
misses Gents Congress Boots, Calf do, of the latest
patterns; Boys boots and shoes, etc.
HATS AND CAPS, in great variety.
lIARDtE ARE.
Mil and eros, Cut Saws, all sizes; ol, leg, and
Trace Chains; Iialters, HI. Chains; ANes and axe
eve, Soy hes, sckes and snathes shove, spades and
hoes wrought and nails locks laches and bolts
terv, etc.
10000 Cigars, of every variety.
pORh ard FLOUR constantly On hand in large
Quantities.
Nj SanJlords stock is large and he VII. be receiving
New GooLs iantly order 10 keep his
complete he is determined 10 sell his goods for really
pay cheap they be purchased elsewhere. Give
him n call. November, IS5l--3-3Oyl
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Dc EIs III LLERTON.
A T his old stano, which is known TO great many
N friends, especially those who have pstronized hin,
so long, keeps different stock Of Goods from III.
ture which he formerly kept. He keeps Dry
Goods alone, including a prime selection of Ready
Made Clothing anuhe largest and best stock of Boots
and Shoes opened any where, including Ladies
shoes lie has also variety of Blankets, Whitney and
Horse Blankets, which he always has done, l. sells
AT prices to suit his friends.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

TIE undersigned, having entered into Corartner-
L ship under the name OF Prentiss & MaOon for tho
purpose OF prosecuting the business of their profession
Builders would respectfully represent the citizens
81. Paul. that they prepared to furnish materials;
build, and complete Buildings Of any descriptions furnish
plans ard estimates and give satisfaction for faith
full performance of whatever business lee entrusted
to their Office at their residence the American
House. n. e. PREN1lSS,
Oct6-25-y j. W. MsBON.
~ Reference 10 Nessrs. Rice Holinshead X Becker,
Rodney Parker, Chs w. Borup, Hon. II. H. Sibley.
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OUR STOCK OF FTRXIsHING WARES,

w acknowledge the favor oi naity calls during The
past week and purchase OF stock of she i
cloths Tor genilemeAs suits and OF The latest
ready made c'othiug; Iow express our desire that
alwantlg elegant fits of garments, made by ourselves
or ihe best ready made garments can buv, would
look IN upon us and sec what 60. Ii is our
greatest pleasure to show good. sale or no sale
l.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS,

NJ hundred and one other notions Just invented
1A Tor the entertainment of Men, W omen and Child
zen, who enter into the spirit OF the holidays These
who woui make valua'o aud enduring lrenent oes 10
their tiends cannot fail find something desirable M
the NEW YORK STnpE
we VIII not at this tiae make mention OF our unri-
vailed STOCK of shelf DRY GOODS ard Ready made
CI"hus Boots and Shoes all nvitagy display ed unou
the counter, and going AT prices 10 SUIT every BODY
At CiiAMBIlN'S New York store
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SAINT LOUIS
EUrsNEss DT2ECEcAX.

-
Persons visiting ST. Louis viii find this
valuable guide.
HAYDEN & WILSON. Importers and Manu-
Ill flcturers Of Sadt!ey Hardware, Carriage trimmings,
Sadie-trces, hogs,nS, skrtin, harness bride eath
or, wood and IRON names, &C., No. II y. Main 81.
AMERICAN HOTEL. Geo. Wood, on Vino,
IL bet Main & Second Sta The above house is situated
In the most part the city, being In the ule-
vicinity Of the PRINCIPAL 1uisness establishments.
NNE DOLLAR DAGUERREAN GALLERY
" No. 80 Fourth ST. ". II. DeShong will furnish
highly finished DagucrTeoye likeness for one dla GIVE
Lln trial. lie guarantees satisfaction no charge.
I'ARpET EMPORIUM, Wholesale Il Retail.
v wilcox Mcdowell, No. 62 n. Main st. Garpet, VI
cloths, hearth rugs India mangs, House and Steamboat
furnishing eoods general assortment Of linen goods
six, Damask and embroidered curtains, &c.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS DEAL
" crs. Osborne Camp Co., No. IL Third st. success
ors T. the late Albert Jones, offer to manufacture FOR the
citizens Of St. Louis and vicinity to eir entire saisfnc-
~ carriages Of every description, in the construction
of hichw the best Of Materials and durability
viii especially combined. They have always On hA;d
choice assortment OF new and sc Midland woIE.
II ( c. TODD, Ne. PIT \. Main ST., dealers
u. in Plaster of Paris, leather bcltnG rubber betting,
rubber hose, packing, wire, MIL stones mill
picks, ml spnGes, mill screws, regulating screws dsi'
cal irons ifol proof safes, IortaDe -rst ln.s 81.
NHAVLE HOLMES. Cracker Bakery fac
" tory los Green st. Pilot bread, Boston, soda,
Butter, Wafer. Wine and Sugar crackers, constantly On
Land, made % bes: materials, and wsrrancd sipe-
ior article
/ 7. DOWDALL & CO., Washington Foun-
}. dry Eugne ana Machine Mandatory, o. Second
and Morgan sts Manufactures of Steam engines and
boilers saw and rs mil masneIy, pany sSs
lures warranted give satisfaction. Agents for James
Smith * Co., Superior Machine Cards.
CLARK. No. 10 Main street, Currier and
J' dealer all kinds Of leather Tanners oil and tIoea-
kers findings. Orders promptly attended 70.
". WIGHTMAN, Wholesale dealer in Wood
on Ware and Groceries. CDnIinissIon d Fxvaid-
Ag rcAant, No. lsH Levee.
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THE STONE STORE.

Ne3C Goods al I0tc Pieces
II ". SIMPSON, corner Of Third and Roberts streets,
eD has just received entire stock OF Dry Goods,
Boots Il Shoes Hats, Caps, Hardware, Wo0denware,
Queensware, Furniture. large stock; Farm nipple
OF all kinds etc etc. to which he invites the at
teniion of purchasers.
June 20, ISL 40
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RICH'S SALAMANDER SAFES,
WiIder,s PATENT

A Large assortment Of Safes, of various sizes ard
"A patterns, with and without powder proof locks
for safe at The Depot, 46 Water street, New York.
Burglar proof Bank Vaults, and Vault Doors made ia
order.
STEARNS 4 MARTIN, Iate Rolf, stearns q
Co., SUCCESSORS to Rich d Coz l46 Water and
of of Avenue and ST. Marks Place n. ". sole pro-
prietors Of Rchs Patent and the only makers of Sala
mandef Safes, combining Wilder and Rich's patents.
N'N. CONSTANS & co,
Nov. la. lSI2-tf Areufs ST Paul.
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hardy roses.
Shnlin iIres

In addition 20 the above their assortment of ararcs
ounces currants, Osberres, dahias, ciysanthoin
uins, seranTs cactus, figs raspberry, and strawberry
are very large, and prices AS low any establish
HIent OF the hind, west.
Orders received and promptly ATTEMPTED to by
GEO w. HARRINGTON, agent
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FRUIT TREES, snRUBBER \ SHADE

FaN undersigned would ash the attention OF
IL DESTROYS OF ociaueutirg their grounds, To The
alo9ae OF Messrs. John Sigerson IL Brothers, old and
experienced Fruit Growers and Nursery men; having
purchased trees and shrubhery from them for several
Years, can recommend their trees be such repre-
sentcd Their fruit trees grated OF the best and
most improved varieties, and adapted northern lat
tudes.
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MESsNS. ELEE.LT A RRoruEp

4 kE heting their stove warm these davs FOR the
y especial purpose OF giving a warm reception TO
he'I cu''oe VINO are ABOUT these days. in- pres
most legitimate dealers The fancy articles sutYble tn
the Holidays in ali the West oEt Of PHILADELPHIA
Oar senttal stock of Dry Goods is very large With
view 10 il early reduction we are nov s,lliur ar
focs lower than The kinds were ever before. of
errd IN the Territory.
We also have Oh hand a few bottles OF the Essence
OF tonte, ana some things not mentioned. which YOU
Will DO surprised to see when Won cal
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CoNTRACTrNG AND BUILDING.

ECDWARn STEWART, Brcklaycr and Architect,
EH thankful 10 the citizens OF s. Paul. for avors since
he commenced siness would respectfully inform the
that be prepared contract for, and ercct stone
brick buildings and furnish materials if required. fair
terms Having permanently settled in 81. PAM, he
lCits share of public patronage Drafts and spcC.Ca-
tons furnished OF reasonable terms.
n BOrders for work left ut the store az II. c. Sand
ford the Post Office, viii receive prompt sttenOn
July 10. 1871 EDWARD STEWART.
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ktTTSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.
VHNllS desirable gourd hing in the most central and
M advantageous part OF the basin of ST. Paul, where
inevitably be the principal business of the
town, and aordms also most choice and del Oh full Lots
in the rear, upon the bench for dwelling houses
veyod Lots, and offered for sale, with titles
disputed and dspusbe, at reasonably low prices aud
upon liberal terms of credit, for most Of the purchase
money end Lumber for buildng Lots sold III the adj
di,ion will be furnished At the rotary mill, on easy
terms CHARLLS II. CAKES,
Agent for Proprietors
paIi, luly al leS1 Is
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ROOTS L SHOES.

a HAVE received to-day, per steamer Greek Slave,
II large assortment Of Boots and S scs, precisel
fitted To this market The stock and work OF thcs
wares are excellent. Prices very low.
0cI1-tC l. e. EIII IERrON. I'LL I'd street
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REAL. ESP ATE,.

CtilIfaI Part OF n IahI, VIII HuIIHt SUPPLY o eActI-
lent water With this property viii be sold, about ten
ofland, covered with large and thrifty growth OF
wood
have also for SALE number OF five lots with
growing timber them situated Oh, and in the immc-
date vicinity Of public roads and a mile from
st. Paul The above properly viii he sold or such low
cash. that the purchaser Immediately sell
again advance.
For sale on time. prices viii he proportionaby higher.
Apply to HENRY a. LAMBERT third street corner
Cedar, or B. +. HOYT, 81. Faul. l4-ly
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EtROCERiES-Tea, Sugar, Coffee, S. II. Moasscs,
w Rice, etc For sale low by
June 10. no J. ". SIMPSON
X ETCHUPS, fepPersauce Pickles. Preserves Sauces.
I'M Brandy Cherries, ETC. For sale low by
June &c. 40 j. ~. SIMPSON,
A large lot OF Bcdsteads constantly on hand and for
IN sale by jane 16.--(lO j. ". SIMPSON.
BACON, Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, always
Il , hand and for sale by
June 10. (l6) j. ~ SIMPSON.
EI7AMlLY FLOUR, Elkader extra and other brands;
a always on hand and for sale by
June l6. (lU J. ~ SIMPSON,.
fire assortment Of boots and shoes polka, buskins,
IN bootces MISSES, boys and childrens Shoes 70 which
ar,icuiar attention is invited by
June 26. Q0 J. ". SIMPSON,.
ECEADY made clothing large lot, for sale BY
EA June %. j. ~ SIMPSON.
LNRESH batter and eggs, meal, western reserve
IL cheese, etc, for sale low by
June 26. (lG) y. ". SIMPSON.
GtOOKINC; stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
~ June 20 J. ~. SIMPSON.
EDURE and No !, lead glass, putty and nails always
4 hand and for sale by
June 26. J. ". SIMPSON,.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
And the Latest Fashions.

And the Latest Fashions.
AaRS NJ. J.. STOAkES. ST. AIthony-st, 81 rau las
va inst returned from The City OF New York; with Il
stock OF Millinery ware. very much superior 10 aiy
goods IN her department OF trade, offered the
iefrtofy To her usual STOCK she has added Gloves,
Mtis, Needes Pins, Tapes, ana many other arti-
cts ',hc mas also taken great pains obtain the FASH
IONS OF this, and the winter seasons; all of which she
VIII be happy to show TO such as cal oct l-21-tf
JEEVELRY! IEsvEIRY:
'i'iiE sscribct has J,st received from New York q
large assortment OF rich and fashionable JeveIry
consisting in part of the following articles: gold chains
hnser rings lockcts. rings, cum pins ladies and cents
breast pins, bracelets for seals and buckles gold pens
and pencils; which he Will sell very reasonable terms
WATCH REPAIRING.
GNHRONOMOrER, duplex, horizontal and vertical
v Watches carefully repaired and warranted. The
subscriber viii give his personal attention the nice
and important branch Of watch requiring ana the Va
rou> neat and intricate departments OF Jcvsry b-
siness; and hopes by strict attention the wants and
wishes Of his customers their appreciation and
patronage. A. u. ROBINSON,
Matchmaker and Jeweier.
~ raul, AprIi - lcH2. 1T
EtSI received, large assortment cf Clocks, cheap
- Tor cash, ii ROBINSON'S lewery Store.
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WHITNET'S GALLERY OF DAGC Err
REOTiPES.


rAVIE subscriber having recently made great improve
in the arrangement OF light in his gallery and
having procured the latest improved apparatus, which,
together with his before very superior stock, makes The
appointments Of his Gallery equal not superior To any
IN the West is now prepared to execute DaguerTeoype
Iikenesses in sly lie unsurpassed by any operator.
Life is uncertain and persons IN health should not de-
Law one moment in procuring more Of these me
menos of life, which, under the trying circumstances
Of Gnal separation Of friends. price can purchase
Miniatures taken in any weather, aud neatly set in lock
ets pins, rings bracelets canes; large variety at
which are kept constantly hand and new patterns
being constantly received. All are respectfully ihy I'd
TO call and examine specimens.
81. Paul, Aug. ). 1859. 16-tf
A FINE assortment OF splendid gold IGckets, some
IA with four openings; IOckei Pins and W atch Rings,
for sale either with or without Likenesses. at
ag5-u NHiTNEI'S GALLERY.
MAGNIFICENT DacueIreotype views of ST. Aniho-
lVl nv Falls Little Falls aud Fort Smelling for sale
aus5 WBtINEf'S GALLERY.
II AND WARRANTS, for sale by
IL auc5 j. F.. WHITNEY.
IL SMITH d NEWELL.
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CENTRALLUMBER YARD.

VIE subscriber, agent Tor MessTs. >. W. farnham IL
Co. oil 81. Anthony, will open yard as soon as /,
Gun I've stocked, in the and of the SLIGO IRON
sfokE and will keep complete assortment or wi ite
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
unusual dimensions will be promptly led and bills for
ehre buildings are respectfully solicited. BY keeping
good stock OF lumber carefully sawed from the quail
lily of logs by the manufacturers themselves the sub
scriber hopes TO receive share Of patronage.
ju 3. 1859. VIM r. MARSHALL Agent
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GOING. GOING..
prices TO astOnish The crowd, some OF the most
IN fascinating furniture offered i'll Minnesota
without charges above consignors bill and the commits
sion; consisting of six beautiful bureaus, Eve splendid
centre tables sofa.
ALso-Five ps. Canada Cloth; 100 dozen good kni
socks, and a 10, of good clothing.
F. E. COLLINS,
sept25-23tf kuc. and Com. Store, foot Third st.
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r AIDES Breast PINS rings finger rings gold lock-
j cts, card cases, port monnsies etc, etc, at
iual-ln ROBINSON'S Jewelry Bazesr.
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pROBATECOURT.

PROBATE COURT.
NOTICE is hereby gven that the regulr terms OF The
~ Probate Court of Ramsey county, Minnesota Ter
ritory, will be holden the first Monday of every
month respectively, at O'Clock A. NJ. at nay office in
the town Of ST Paul.
40-yly HENRY A. LAMBERT
Judge Of Probate Of Ramsey CO., Min. Ter.
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WATCH REPAIRING.
LOCK -

CLOCKS.
LARGE assortment of Clocks of the best mannf,c-
"A for sale lower than be found in this Terri
tory elsewhere. at no. ROBIN SONS Jcwery Bazaar
kpRACELET and Cuff Pins of every desirable stvIe
He and 1T the lowest prices nj
KOElNSONS Jewelry Bazaar.
EINOR THE LADIES--A beautiful assortment Of Fans
& for sale cheap for cash 1t
ROBlNSON'S Jevelry Bazaar.
GOLD PENS. a large assortment of the best manu-
u iactnre, ior sale at the lowest possible prices mt
IsDIINSON'S v..,
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DIR. STORMS sCOTCn Cough CANDY.

a agreebe and useful compound for diseases Of the
N chest and ungs-t;eneral Agents, Barnard, Bro. d
Co., St Louis io. For sale by the Druggists of Gale
ma; at ST. Paul, by J. W. Babcock Hitchcock d Kellogg,
and VIM Constants at ST. Anthony, by J. p. Wilson.
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Nsy have received, direct from the manufacturer in
w New York. Two oi StOddnrd's Celebrated Piano
fores, which the musical public respect fully invited
to call and examine Our prices reasonable, and W
are prepared To give very reasonable terms.
OctIt-26 IEDtC & ROURER
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GROCER les AT LOW PRICES,
vuNiE subscriber has YET on hand a large stocl of
Il GIocERiEs aud Provisions, which he now offers
1T small profits for Cash. Il. his assortment may he
tonnd the following articles:
20 boxes fresh Haisns; p boxes Star Candles:
81 boxes ". X. Cheese; n Mould dc:
10 bags Rio Cote; 81 Palm Soxr;
D J~Ta doj - iirains good Batter;
~ Dried Apples; 40 boxes prime Goldfish;
10 Peaches; bbls No a 2Mackercl:
% dor cans Oysters; " Lard Oil;
10 bols Butter Crackers; - :" extra supeIfine Flour
5o--3t JNO. HARRINGTON.
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LOOK At THIS:

yEyHE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM.
d PANY, Cleveland, Ohio, commenced issuing Poll
cies in March last The number issued up to JAY lsi
was-l65l
Amount of Property Insured SlIle, SO7. 90.
4" Premiums received, 32.0i5.76.
Business is conducted upon both the stock and Mutual
plan, and the Farmers Department is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department Great caution is en-
ercsed in taking risks and extra hazardous property
refused.
The undersigned is prepared issue Policies mon
either plan, In either department
GEO. w. PRESCOTT, Agent.
ST Paul Aug 2I ISL jH-tf
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$50 Bbls -four, 200 bags corn meal,
80 " mess PORK, 2.Oco assorted cigars
% prime DO II dOZ bed cords
icG0 lbs sugar cured hams, s kits nlackcrcl
1000 shoulders, s bills do
20o0 rib sides, 5 bx Goldfish,
z3u0 clear q = dried herring,
2t00 lard, 81 pain soap.
z2OO outer, 10 '.varegatcd SOAP,
1900 g cheese, 10 castle do
30 BIS n. o. sugar, 4 snowy do
30 = clarified (A) do 10 50 mould candles,
80 " - (B) do IS star do
80 g (O) do I" sperm do
IS " crushed { pipes,
10 powdered DO 6 Z" fancy stone pipes,
bbls \. . moasscs, 1 bales candlewick
" D H. DO = wrapping Irvine,
10 - cider vinegar, s bx ground spice
~ shs Rio coliee,i 10 pepper and ginger,
Java do mats cassia,
chests ii tea, 9 bhls nutmegs
"inpH DO "cloves
"GP do % gross backing.
is caddcs imp'l do doz blacking brushes,
black 90 "white wash DO
10 doz brooms, 5 hbs Almonds
" scrub brushes pea nuts
bbis saeratus, 15 SKIS dairy salt,
boxes > Soda, so " c; A salt,
10 doz zinc washboards, 10 bb!s rice
loo cannisters powder, 10 doz bottles olive Oil,
10 Kegs do 10 bbls soda crackers,
10 sacks shot, 80 butter 90
40 NJ percussion caps, 5 bxs chocolate
SEQ cans oysters, 20 raisins,
80 bxs sardnes, bbls nader
~ bbs dried apples, $50 small cans mustard,
- peaches, 10 bx starch,
40 DSs prnnes, clothes pins,
I2 doz bottles ink, 10 doz buckets,
2 - lemon syrup, carved do
To-" assorted pickles,l wash tubs,
5" caisup, 20 bx smu tobacco
6" pepper sauce, 10 - scafIaetta 10,
4" StouShton bitteTs, 10 fine cut chew ing,
80 gro. matches, T" rnaokeIona,
10 bx mustard, bbis dried curranis,
so large cans do 1000 bushels shorts,
nov. IL, f-30 If NJ TYSON.
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a. ID White, Of Indiana, has made hand
s'.'e f.- b. the eNtraot!ioary rise in hogs. He
-'.'r.a -0J,OOo FRIDAY, by one sale and it is
b at his profits will reach S500,000 before
- -a-a0 closes. The price Of hogs has isen to
-s p cof., and stubborni, demanded. Mr.. Whire
% I.r pg rielor Of of the lar,es, saughtern,
,,tst'.n-uts in the West, known as the mann
,uoa Cat..''
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II dry, No. 2Ji 206 Second bet. Morgan Cherry
Manufacturers Of Pages portable mills anu horse row
ers, Clarhs portable combined grinding aut boltng min,
ihrcsaing machines, corn shelters, stoves castings eLt
mill machinery Of every description.
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[, ATTY McCUNE, & Co., Mississippi Foundry,
- Main ST. bet. Morgan and Cherry MaIufactu,, %
Steam c& Ines. NH machinery, Seam boiler ami see.
,n work. lard tanks ard coolers, toiacce, oil aud Is
crews, Misc hrlssv-ors ana biacAsmitillns.
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| GASS j. CO., importers and dealers III IA
~ logtcs sheet music, usca tniicIts, ai-
Mnac !a'ze, Publishers of Music, NJ. i29 Fourth
street. corner o! T.cnSt street.
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UASELTINE & BENT. No. 200 Main street,
Al bet. Missouri ana Virginia Hotels, Dealers 81 htes,
leather, French and Philadelphia calls IL, patent cati
er, Tanners oil, ag1 loenakers finding, The Lelec;
price pad n cash for hides.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-30
GROCERIES ANDpRoy,sIoSs.

TENiE subscriber has Just returned from below with
n large and well selected stock Of Groceries and Pro-
Visions, which he offers wholesale and retail The low
est market rates tor cash; ana would Tcspec nly
The attention OF the citizens Of ST. Paul and the sur
rounding country to examine his stock and prices befor
purchasing elsewhere; he has in store the following
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-30

SIaRP.-'My love- said an nmlahle spouse
80 hs- Island, sdon't sell that horse, like him,
anl ~ant TO keep HIM
IL. my horse, aud I'll sell him. replied the
LOVING lord; 'dIdn't buy him.
~ vas my money that bough, him. retoried
a., aIisiocratic lady.
y Is nadain.' sand the husband, 'and by Ju-
.'itcs, Your money bousii, me, or YOU never would
ave got me-