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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-06

nEMIIHONNS-l50, l. =, 3, and ) gals. reed per
xNYHISKEY-lo0 bbls Old Rye, reed ard for sale by
w Ii McCLOSkEY.
(NOCFEE-3ja bags Rio Coffee. reed per Golden Era
~ and for sale by F MCiOSKEY.
'gHOBACCO--l25 bxs Virginia, reed and for sale by
II J M'CLOSkEI.
I'IGs-5oo drums received and for sale by
l. app II + M'CLOSKEY.
E1.CE-25 tierces reed per Golden Era. Tor sale by
HI app IL + MtLOSKEY
tALERATUs-25 bls Boston Sacratus, received and
- for sale by Ii r MCiOSkEN.
EH CASKS Brown Stout, London Porter. Il scotch
eIVp Ale. reed per Golden Era, and for sale by
app HF M'CLOSkEI.
NHACKEREL-75 hbls No. l. 2 q MackereI reed
app m MCLOSKEY
VENEt-l'0 hf chests G Imp and II Tea received
APP II WCLOsKEY
(tIRRA NTS-2j casks Currents reed per Golden
u Era, and for sale by II MCLOSKEN.
NkERRlNGS--225 bNs Scotch IIerrngs reed per Col
Il den Era, and for sale by II = MCLOSKEY.
AISINS-,50bx NJ Raisins, reed and for sale by
~ app IF MCLoSKEY.
NKTINE--l50 casks Claret and White Wine reed
w and for sale by II L NCLOSNEY.
DACON-50 cask. Hams and Shoulders reed per
EI Bon Accord. for safe ty MCIOSKEY.
NUOLASsES-l00 bbls rec'd and Tor sale by
VI app Ill MCLOSKEY.
6NANDLE>-l50 bxs Star Candies, reed per Wiscon-
~ sin and for sale BY ii 7 M'CLOSkLN.
'JAR-50 bbls Tar reed per Wisconsin aud for sale by
app IL + MCLO$NEY.
i ARD bills Leaf Lard reed per Wisconsin, and
e. for sale BY II + MCLOSNEY.
EHRANDY--9O casks Brandy reed per Golden Era,
ID ami for sale by II I MCLoSKEY.
e BONES Pint and Quart Fla.ks, reed and for
eIVF sale by II MCLOSKEY.
6NDER vINEGAR-Reoeivod and for sale hv
u II + TCLOSKEY.
I<ENNIrS-l1.gOO .sunuy Sacks rec Il urr Bon Ac-
IN cord, and for sale by II 7 MCLOShEY.
DARIED BEEF-lO 800 lbs Dried Beef reed per son
~ Accer1 aud for sale by Ii + MCLO5KEE
nRANGEs-5o bNs Oranges, received and for sale by
" III / MCLOSKEY.
LNLOUR-5O bbls Extra SuperGne Family reed per
II EAcelsor eId for sale by II McCLOShEX.
, for sale by ' ''' d. Il III MtcIoSKE1 'D
HANS AND SHOULDERS-20 casks reed per FIX
Il y ceiscr ana for sale by HF NoCLOSkEY.
NFEsS rOAK--3Oo bbls on hand and for sale by
~ MctLoSkEf.
SOAp-250 bys Yellow, reed per Excelsior and for
~ sale BY IF NcCL0SkEN.
EtANDLES-l5obN s Mould, reed and for sale by
u NCCLOShEE.
(sREEN ,PPIEs-lOO bbls in store and for sale by
" NcCLOShEY.
GtUGAR-55 bids Fair to Prime n o. Sugar reed per
~ Wyoming and for sale by III i McCLOShEN.
(tIGARS--lo,oOo La Union Regala Cigars; 10000 Ma
y poleon DO do; 10000 Washington do do Ic,o00
W nc; O,VJ' Tres fihi' o,Jvf mon
do 1900 La Luna do do; 10000 La Almona do do;
1000 La Naciona do dc; 5000 Principe assorted do
ceived PER WY ouiing and Tor sale by
Th26 NcCLOShEI.
E<HEESE-i25 hxs Western Reserve Cheese, reed
aps III MeCLoSKEY
l<LASs-30o bxs assorted sizes Window Glass, reed
IN per Excelsior, for sale by IF McCLOskEY.
NAlI.s-375 kegs assi reed per Excelsior and for
" sale by mhz9 III McCLOSkEY.
II ARD OILS hbls Lard OIL reed and for sale by
IL ap2,-i-2 tf II + M'CEOSKEY.
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" hOlesalc s. Retail Fancy Dry Goods
House. on the Stewart Plan;
EAIRCHEID 4 cox.


HAVE just opened and are day in receipt az the
est and most fashionable sly les Of rich Dry Goods,
consisting of Silks ShawlS. Bureses De Iaines Popns
&c, HonsckCe ping articles. such Carpets. Mating,
&c, oi the most approved STYLES and newest patterns
Hosiery and Gloves and IN fact everything in the al
Dry Goods. Their stock of fine goods large and equal
i'll quality aud prices 70 thing *. Ioui> Ea.tern
markets. The shopping communi.: Of Minnesota are
respectfully solicited To examine this stock consisting
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Galena advertisements.
L. III. II III. r. CORWITH,
Wholesale Dealers In Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing. Hats, Caps, & C.

Z. III. n II. p. CORwITH,
Wholesale Dealers In Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing. Hats, Caps, &c.
NO. 80 LEvEE, GALENA, ILL.
RE in receipt of their large AMI well assorted
N stock of Goods for the Spring and Summer; which
they offer the trade the most advantageous terms
The following goods are incuie IN their assortment
Of the following brands
A. e. A. ShaWmut, Old Colony,
Indian Head, Family,
Winchester, Appleton,
National, Lowell, etc, etc,
Boston,
BROWN AND BLUE D2ILLJNGS.
Casco, A C. A., Superior, Salmon Falls and Premium.
BLEACHEO SHIRTINGS.
All the desirable brands to be found i'll the market and
al very low prices.
Cocheco, Hamilton,
do I'd, Spragues,
Allen, Dunnefs,
Briggs, HOyle's,
Adams, Blue and Orange,
Carr and Richmond, Blue and White,
English, Union,
Shifting, Mourning,
Aud cheap Prints of every variety.
TiCkiNGS.
A full assortment.
SHIFTING STRIPES,
Of all brands and qualities
Cloths Cassimeres, Sattinets and Tweeds including
American, English, French and German Cloths black
striped, plaid waved and fancy spring styles of CASH
meres and Tweeds.
VECTINGS.
large assortment Of fine Silk Satin, Velvet and EN-
broideced, Marsciles and Buff Goods.
CUTTONADES.
fine assortment of the different brands, Of every
quality and price.
WuOle1 and Cotton Flannels, Canbrics, dress Silks
Muslin, Thread, Buttons, Hooks and Ewes, Hdkfs Sus
penders Hosiery Gloves, TOwellng, sewing silk Crash
Bonnets Ribbons, Irish and Brown Linens, Table Gov
ers, Diaper, Wadding, Candle Wick Twine, Whale
bone. etc, etc.
BOOTS a. SHOES.
Mems CALF grained kip and thick Boots and Brogans
bows and Youths do do, wOmens calf kip, goat, enam
ellcd, Jenny Lind and kid BOoees; Ladies' goat Kid ant
enaneled Buskns, Ladies fancy cord Caters ana hal
Caters and Buskins, of every quality and price. fui
and complete assortment OF the different styles of Mis-
ses' ana chlidreDs'
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-06
SPRING SALES. 1852.

N SHALL be receiving upon the opening OF raNlga on.
a large and wcll selected assortment of British.
French and American Dry Goods Boots and Shoes, Tea
and Tohncco and great variety of fame, articles. which
viii be OLE red the trade NJ lower prices than the
les have usually sold in this market. Mud would
purchasers who have formerly Y-i-cd other
markets. that much time and expense BE- saved by
purchasing their goods here. An examination of my
stock aud prices Ii respectfully solicited.
81 A.-,L rtIl.s ,,,IrISn ~
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1892.
4 - >
IL - - . .
DODGE 4 RENT,

Successors 10 DR.. 4. Wier oh,
n Nr0RTERS. Jobbers and Wholesale Dealers in
& Drngs ard Medicines English, French ami German
"a uirul. Pauts Oh. Window Glass Druggists Ware,
DNe >tuiIs. Putty Choice Pcriumery Patent Medicines,
Ntsnisht~ Bruscs. SuglCal Instruments, Spices Pure
InVorIe. Wines "a Bf.niiss, Garden Seeds sc, a r..
Sales Room and W Al ehou>e. Nos loo and loo ~,
Mi.nta's Nlcck, Main street. GGlera. Ills
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NONEI.S. NOEEI.S..

N.Y. T-a|> WV r-s-S.s
4 LARGE aud complete assortment of the late Nov
els. lust received and for sale Eastern prices nj
COMBS BOOK STORE.
Corner e! ST Aat'trlv md CeripI SIS
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WAR EAGLE MILLS. AT GALENA.
gUSlIS .>C .lber agent OF Flour from the above mills
!. 'aS e. II have constant supply on band of super
Ge go .>Il supcrlne, which VIII be sid az mill prices,
Il eC!r ei,siSl.'
The superior quality of this Flour is known all who
have tried it, and ouy requires trial here to make il
iavore family Flour OF Minnesota.
JOHN HARRINGTON.
parii
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CIR ERR rs.

r..
5 hhds sugar, u chests fine II Tea,
y bbs DO Il caeides lie Imperial Tea
Il clarified sugar, % Gunrow der do
crushed do % boxes W Il Cheese
{" rulve31ed DO 10 - Fresh Raisins,
I'll Mola,ses, cssk Curran,s,
10 NO do 10 drums Figs
8 - Golden syrup, S bo>e. asSo.ted Candy,
Is bags Rio Coiite, 2S doZ 5Xs Sar,,ines,
) Java do 20 ysters,
10 bbls Rice. 5bashets- Olive Oil,
10 Butter Crackers, boxes assorted Pickles,
" No. Maokercl, Z - Tomato Ca,sup,
- do salmon, 4" Mushroom do
lGIf les Smoked Herring, 3 * Walnut do
% Goldfish, PEPPER Sauce,
so d" Table salt, 5 - Lemon syrup,
10 ~chs coarse salt, 10 Rcgala Cigars,
'oNes Mustard, u Cuba DO
cases DO ; :. Principe 10
boxes Ground rerrer, Is boxes Chewing Tobacco,
Gram do 100 do1 SmoI ing Tobacco,
Allspice, SO lbs Mscaboy snuff,
Gloves, 5 boxes : u. Pipes,
Cinnamon, ID " Matches,
Wheat Starch, 5 d" Ginger,
Is No. Soap, gross Ma2on's BlacAing,
. CASTLE do 3 boxes NH,
2 8. Fancy do, lshcss Riff, Powder,
Is Mould Candles, 2 doz cans do
Star do 40 bags Shot,
sperm dc $500 is Bar Lead,
5 hbls Sperm OIL 10 VI Gun Caps,
Lard do 10 doz Broons,
II Goz Axe Uclycs, " Shoe Brushes
4 Mop Handles, : " Scrub brushes,
4 Door Mat ~ Ecdfor,l-,
10 g Clothes Lines, g Painted Pals,
} Covered Buckets. s Washhoards.
Well 10 - Measures
4 boxes Clothes Pms, S coils Manila Rope,
81
The above enumerated Goods comprise only small
portion oi U.s stock. shall keep constantly hand
large Quanty of
PROVISIONS.
such hams shoulders butter lard lOlr, pork, peaches
urplCS, potatoes, corn and oats. Also,
WINES AND LiQTORS,
consisting of vhlshcy brandy port, madeira, gin, porter
Claret, champagne and ale. Also,
CLOTHING,
a complete and fashionable assortment, made mp in the
best Manner and OF tn best material among which
oyorCoats dress and frock AID OF all kinds
cooIs and sL,s; undo 0thing great variety. Also,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
very large aud well selected assortment numerous
to mention Also
HATS AND CAPS,
embracing all the fall and winter sly les.
Also, general assortment OF Uardwa.e, Paints, Glass
Tinware, Cutlery, OILS, &c.
. II. Paul, Nov. 1880 JOHN HARRINGTON.
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ERIITTREE,S EORSALE.

800 elbow Pine. LOU VI hitt ZINE,
10000 Red Cedar, from 3 ol eco Am. Atboryitrs,
feet long, 500 European SavIn,
900 Lombardy Popars, 1000 American IarCh,
LOCO Bblsam, 5000 Silver Leaf
500 Tubp Trees, 1000 Double Red AiIheas,
10000 Black Locust 1000 White g
10000 Cstalapas, 1000 Atlantens Trees,
5000 GcoSberries. LOCO Snow Balls
GOO Am. Grape Nines 1000 Honey sue ies as.d.
1000 Weeping Willow, 1000 Curraats, assorted.
10, 900 Ounces,
IN addition 10 the above. we have most extensive
sorment OF Dallas Chrs santheUms, GeraniuD Cactus
Green House Plants tIgs. evcrhearing Red Antwerp,
and Virginia Rasberries Hovey, Keenes, and also Nir-
gina seeding Strawberries, Asparagus Roots, &c.
All of which will be delivered TO order board steam
boats, neatly packed for transportation, the city,
when desired. Our price VIII be reasonable any
similar tstablshmen East West All Trees and
Plants sold by us viii be guaranteed to he As named
JOHN SIGERSON n BRO.
ST. Louis, March q, 1852.
H. + NcCLOSKEY, Agent.
1T Opposite =. Il. Landing, Galcna.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-06

suggest to purchasers who have formerly visited other
markets, that much time and expense BE- saved by
purchasing their goods here. An examination of MY
stock aud prices Is respectfully solicited.
The following articles comprise a part OF my stock:
Merrinac prints, Embroidered dresses,
CoChtco do Irish linens,
Union do Cap Nets,
, Syragucs do Iac,s and edgipgs,
Phil. Aliens y Sons prints, Embroidered collars,
Blue and Orange do Dress buttons,
Hickory stAle> Artificial iioWers
!leaVN brown Sheeiing, Band hoNes.
sliirtiug, Ladies fame, honrets.
Fine Florence braid -
Brown drilling Misses
"A hicached muslin, ." Fanc, honrets
I 81 and IS Rounet ribon>,
Blue dri,iirgs, Gap and silk ribOHs,
OTIS deuIHIs, Parasos,
Fals Go. = Umbrellas,
Cable twists, Linen table covers,
Hamilton ticking, Union
Amoskcas Worstei
Apron checks, Jacquard diaper,
/ Crash ana diapers, Ladies u iNed hose.
Brown linens. - white and black hose,
Brown linen drillings, Misses
Kentucky jeans. mixed hose,
PLAIN aud fancy Tweeds, Mems half hose.
Fancy casSi,neres, Sin pocket hdkfs,
| SatlnCtt>, Turkey red
Lancaster Ginshams, linen camh'c <
! Scotch ladies hid gloves.
Muslin Re LANES, IS isle thread gloves,
Barace 4" lanes, q" cotton
Plain barages Misses
Portsmouth lawns Mems
French Isle thread gloves,
Blk and figured silks, g Md gloves,
ColOTed grapes, Silk Cravats,
Grape tisses, Summer shawls,
, White illusion, Linen thread,
/ Coiorcd Cotton "
Check cambres, Spool thread,
. JaConett Knitting cotton,
, Swiss and book muslin, Needles, pins
Bishop lawns, Percussion caps,
Popius. Braids, suspenders,
Tales. steel pens, Peal buttons,
, ThimOlc@, ra1Ors, Agate =
Razor strops, Coat and Vest buttons,
Hooks and ewes, Pencils,
Violin strings, Gold pens,
Violin bows, Tea and table spoons,
Niolins, Table gallery,
Ivory combs, Pocket knives,
Back Scissors and shears.
+ side ToNs&
Riding =
TEAS.
Young hvson, Gun POWDER
! Imperial, Black.
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems kip boots, Womcis morocco ties,
thick - Jenny i.Md.
calf CATERS a I-2 do
Womens Kip bootces, Childrcn's shoes.
Misses Boys brogans,
Nomens cnamcled " Mems -
MisSp,'
Womens' morocco boo,ees, d" pumps,
Misses palm leaf hats, White shirts,
I Ilaurrt
Mems leghorn
J. 4 PACKARD.
IOi Main street Ga'cna, III.
Gacna, March 9th, ls52 Soft
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ChCqP C2Sb store. FAR RAJ a1ta " inter Tr0de.
l.. Fl IL TRITON has now received and opened his
eD autumn X WINTER stock, comprising one OF the best
selected as,ortments OF Ready made Clothing. Prints
Sane's, Boots, shoes, Fancy Goods, &C., brought
to Mnmesoi,s He would respectfully invite Farmers
and others visiting ST Paul To pay him visit, he is
Determined retain The which his establishment
has 50 l,4~ he ID. OF "Chrap Cash Store
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+. T.. BERG NAN 4 co..

+. T.. BERGMAN Il co..
No. 100, MAIN STREET, GALEEA,
I----.~----- FsANE -on band a complete
y sssss s.Esp L Il assortment of Furniture,
S'sg,--------t43 consisting IN part Of
me Mahogany Sofas Mahogany Chairs
{" g Divans Cane Seat do
" '' Dining tables - g Rockers
&c s. Breatf't do Common g
50 6 Gard do - Chairs
90 81 Bureaus Tables
60 '' Work Tables Chi'drens' Cribs
60 &c Wash ST. nds &C Chairs
Walnut and maple tables, stands wardroi.s
and desks, and every article kept in well fur
nished es,ablsh,nent--all of which are manufic-
turcd by themselves and warranted to be Of the
bes, material and workmanship. maiZ-3u
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(I.OTufNG.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Mems & boys thlck boots Morocco slippers,
do do do shoes Ladies' CATERS,
c. u-rcss AID calf boots, Ladies' and Misses shoes
GROCER les.
consisting Of Teas, cofce, Sugar, KiCe Sugar House
Mola>,es, Sperm Candles, Dried Apples. Peaches soap,
Tobacco Saleraus, Starch, Goldfish, MackeTe CHINA
Nut necs, Cloves, Peppermint and Pepper sauce.
Also, assortment of Wooden Ware, consisting of
Tubs and Buckets Washbt srs, Clothes Pins, &c. All
for sale cheap cash. \ . trouble show goods
his storencN door the Pioneer Office and book
n. y. Large supplies OF Flour Oas, Corn, and Poa-
toes AWAY. On hand.
NnNrlmhar l-5l ll-N
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WITHIN
DAG Urn EAN GAL LERT.

A i L Il n ~ n II - II Ia
~ GOTHIC BUILDING,
Corner # THird and Cefqr Streets, 81. Paul.
TENNIS Establishment built by the proprietor
II piesss for taking
DAGCERRFOTYP
And furnished with ,he best INSTRUMENTS Apparatus
and Chemicals and extensive assortment IT stock.
The ARRANGEMENT OF IiGHT Is NEW. and believed to
be SUPERIOR to any other Tor producing uniformly bold
pictures No pains VIII be pared u give satisfaction Ia
those who may favor the PROPRIETOR with their patron
age. Paintings Engraving aHd Dagucrreoyre,, copied
II The best nanner Particular attention paid To taking
hseHessas ni SICK or deceased PERSONS.
Instructions given IN the Art
StocN and Apparat.> for stie
The public are respectfully invited to cali and examine
specimens J. 1. WHITNEY.
Ncvoraher, 1851. :2y
". II. >TILh.sIAN a CO..
No. 3, Roberts Street, have on hand,
p bbs Geniton Apples.
j do Dry 90
do Buckwhcat Flour,
% do Onions,
iC0o Heals prime winter Cabbage,
3 boxes Lemons,
And every thing found in the Grocery line; which VIII
and ". II. SrlLLMAN d co.
AN APoLoGv FROM MARSHALL 4 co,
SLIGO IRON STORE.
NM feel that apology is due the Public and the
w Printer for not having advertised more. The
truth is, ourisrge Winter stock well adapted 10
advertisements until was so reduced that it was not
worth while.
we WISH 10 say 10 the Public mat are about oHt
Of sa-a'sj our neish.cFs Rs. &..ar.!. !oy.e. ~.
Of lnnly eroccfi!..t So: ar:o.s .G:;
EXTRA rts,R.s: 'ss>P~ AT S. -.
i.w IBIS S. H.ss Beef dc ymesos, a. e.. 9er.sa,.
Tees. n cts; aEON asd sTE:i:l vtsrS. mos c1ss.:f
intarpeIanSe si"tri~. Bat .Wi4i-Hr's. n.
hoIl floushs n Sc. ANY articles have, Will be sold
at small advance on cost until the opening onaviga
on, when We shall be on hand with just what is
ed ia the Grocery and iron line.
81. Paul, March H. ls52. 47-tf
ktTTSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.
1lS desirable ground, lying in the most central and
Il advantageous part of the basin OF st Paul where
must inevitably be the principal business the
town. anG aiordirg also most choice and delight f Lots
~ The rear, upon The bench for ceiling houses: is sur
veyed into Lots and offered for sale with titles an
disputed and Hdsput2hc, reasonably low prices and
upon liberal terms credit. most Of the ,urcno
money and Luu Der for building Lots IN the adj
dition, viii be furnished at the rotary saw-nn cas-,
terms. CHARLES II. CAKES
Agent Tor Projectors.
81. Paul, July 81, 1851. Is
1ENiE subscribers wish inform the citizens of Min
nesoa. THAI they have located themselves pernIau-
entity IA Minnesota, ard prepared to huv improve
and sell ris and town PROPERTY also take contracts
Tor buiiGlfg aud making Other improvements. The,
have d VALUABLE for sale (about midway be-
tween st Paul and Point Dougiass.) tainina 32r
acres. $ ot which well tuibcred the balance
smooth prairie OF The best quality about acres under
improvement. one fane house and good spring of wa
ter. For further particullrs. enquire of
W. G. IeUEC, 81 panl,
Or TO the subscribers on the premises
J. T.. d W. ". ELLISON
APR" {, 1907 SLIT
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IIYORAlLiC CEMENT.

TIE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
sale Of Louisville Cement, Will keep large supply
hand, and VIII be sold d small advance from Man
ulacturer, prices. III. L. McCLOSKEN.
lihlrna March q 1872
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BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
ND DRAFTS on all parts of the United States al
"A the Office of the Minnesota Ou.f.. by
May l. le5l. CHAS. w. BORUP 2-H
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w AR EAGLE MILLS.

Gaiena, Illinois.
VENtE Subscribers having mpeied their rev steam
Il Mill under the above nal. situated below the
lower Bridge the city Of Gaena, beg leave call the
attention OF dealers in Minns to their stoch Of Hour
always hand, feeling condeGt that they viii be able
to supply them upon favorable, ii more favorable
terms than any niIl which has sold Hour the up
country.
f. UENPSTEAD 4 co.
Gaena. March Il, 1851. 2-iI.
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fac CE.x.rTENEN.S WEARING APPAREL.


Grey and white list and scar
let strouiing
Tallrta ribbon and worsted
binding
Scalpins ard carfouch Knife
Pistols, rcvolvers and Bowie
Knives
California and Euena Vista
Knives
Pocket ard Congress Knives
Powder TASKS \ gun worms
Cod lines, sturgeon Il CLING
tNinc
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FuNIlE BOON OF THE Seasonal new and ciarTq-
j ing volume oi natura! h>tory-episo,cs &C insect
lie ly Acheta DomeStca first insect spring;
second seiits, insect Of summer ]. BROOkES.
Calena. Oct. Is. 1854. 26
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GEO. EERGISON.

u FlU. T F.KV.l Sun.
M HCLESAL Ii and retail dc Ter II. Hardware AID
w Cutlery, Cast Steele. Nails. Mechanic, and Mi
ners' tool Rope ard Farming In plenents No. SO Main
street. Galena, Ill. If
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CRDCkEISX AND GLASS[V ARE.

10 mulberry Tea sets 80 Herring, light blue and
e dozen 10 tea spangled se,s-a complete
a. do plates, es>'l sizes assortment Of the above
do dishes and naples for breakfast, dinner and
Mulberry sauce tureciiS and
boats 100 fancy teas
do butter and custard plates loo dozen [ plates
do lioyIng pitchers basins 30 do tumhlers
Sauce plates IS do glass lamps
Decantcrs and fancy mugs Japauned sittOons and bed
match safes, jacket lamps lamps.
With a thousand other articles numerous to mcI-
ton. Persons wishing to purchase goods, VIII find IT
profitable to call aud >aninc th stock before purCaa-
ing elsewhere. u. l.. FL LLER.
81. Pau. Uecemher i, 1851.
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FIRE.! FREE. FIRE.

FIRE! FIRE.! FIRE:!!
V2NHE "Od Ktna continues To dis said and com
fort" TO the unfortunate, usual, the saint Paul
agency
CAPITAL STOCK. S3OOO,OOO.
THOMAS A. BRACE, Pres't : J.. LooMIs, Sec'y.
X. r. NELSON,
3-9oy Agent for Minnesota Territory.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-06
GROCERIES AND HARDWARE.

Rio and lava Coffee
Young iIyson. Imperial ard
sihu>hong teas of IL sap'r
quality
Regalia, Principe ard Cuba
stgur>
Refined lard and iiSh-ril
Fine cut chewing and snOk-
lnS tobacco
Essence of peppermint
Castor oil
MAYNARD * Moves ink
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-06

Consisting OF three first class boats,
NOMINEE, caps. ". SMiiH.
LE, CAMPBELL, Capt. VI. w. loDwIcA
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-06

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mll,. viii Keep constantly hand supply Ui
Extra FamilN Flour." Warranted superior any -four
! 81 in Ii rkrt McGLDSkEN
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-06

Steel pens and backing
CGrrNCombs and brushes
Shoe, cloth and haii brushes
Knives and forks
Carving, butcher and lon
buffalo Knives
Fur, otter and cloth caps
4 fine and large assortment
OF silk hats
Hunts and { oliins' axes
Sard,ncS. Holsters, clans 4
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-06

a Liverpool paper Of the jist of January
says.
"The wild game OF the American swamps
a.d prairies are now regularly offered tor
sale IN our markets. Nearly every paket IN
the Cunard i.ue that arrives ia our rivers
brings supply oi the american Partrld.es,
large rrouss, viii tggkies and canvas du kS,
which meet with ready sale"