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CHURCH BELLS.

ftHURCI!, Factory, Steamboat and Locomotive Bells
~ constantly hand and PEALs CHIMES of Bells
(of number order Improved cast-iron Yokcs
with movable arms, attached TO these Bells thai
they may be adjusted 10 ring easily and properly and
Springs ALSO which prevent the capper from resting
the Bell; thereby prolongng its sound Hangings
p!ete INCLUDING Yoke Frame and Wheel1 furnished il
desired.
An experience OF 60 years this business b. their
father, enabled him TO ascertain the best form for Bells
the combination Of metals and degree OF heat requisite
for securing in them the greatest soldy, strength and
most melodoss tones; which improvement together
with his extensive assortment Of patterns,
held by the subscribers who have grown the bgsi
ness, and who will every endcavoT sustain the
reputation which the establishment has heretofore
joye, both in this and foreign countries the bells from
which have repeatedly received the highest awards Of
the n V state Agricultural Society and American nsti-
tute and nj which were completed Chimes ana heavy
Alarm Bells for different parts of the Union aud Canada
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS viii still be
manufactured by the subsc ribers Of which they will have
constantly hand, assortment Of Transit inssYu-
mens, Levels, Surveyors Compasses (p!an, nonious
aid improvedD &C. Also, Brass Composition Cast
Mgs OF any size cast 10 order.
All communications promptly attended TO.
ANDREW MENEELY'S SONS.
West Troy, Albany Co, NJ Y, 1851.
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THE MINNESOTA REMEDY
fsx CHOLERA Moasus. pysEsr Eay, DIAnnHaA, &c &c
"PESIGUACOMlK,D

ruViE materials Of this medicine entirely vegetable
Indigenous 10 Minnesota, and well known the In
dfans by whom they have been used from time immemo
rial, with inyaTiable success.
The Proprietor can confidently recommend this med
iciRe to the public certain safe and pleasant
for Cholera Morbus, DiarhGa, Dysentery, and all dis
OF the bowels II affords almost instantaneous
lief in ofgrpings cramps and ordinarily effects
u complete cure in six eight hours. ie
To BOatmen, Raitmcn and Iumbermen, and all per.
travelling the river this medicine is invaluable
Our citizens going below, during the summer months
should not fail to provide themselves with il.
The "PesiguGsons Of course derive its rcpu-
tatiOn from the testimonials Of those who have made
trial oft
~ Please read carefully the annexed certificates.
Prepared by f. +. Ety. ST Paul,
And for sale at the Bookstore of lie DUO & ROIfREe,
and at w. III. FORBES Minnesota Store at HICHCOX
& KELLOGG'S Drug Store, and at JARVIS, ST. Paul.
Also, at the Minnesota Bookstore, ST. Anthony Rus.
sells, Sank Rapids and at Churchill & Nelson's Still
water.
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SPRING TRADE.
1852.

CPLENDID Stock of rich Fancy and Staple oots q,
~ the n Y. Store, opposite the American. Having
ceived by late arrivals large assortment OF ENGLISH,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN GOODS, comprising q
complete assert meDt of the newest ard beautiful
articles ior the Spring and summer trade all of which
are now ready for exhibition and sale, AMI will be Offer
ed at the loves. market prices wholesale and RETAIL
In Tins extensive assortment may be seen almost every
article usually found iii the best Dry Goods establish.
ments and also many and splendid sly les OF goods
not TO be found eisewherei they having been selected
with care and expressly for this market. Purchasers
are reminded, that in addition to RICH STOCK Of
staple aud Fancy Goods, all times keep q large
variety OF CarpetDgs and Floor Cloths If all the
and various styles; also, complete of ia
dies misses and Chiidrens shoes We would respect.
fully invite friends and purchasers Cf Dry Goods
an early examination of our entire STOCK assuring them
that every eNeron will be made render the business
calls OF our friends both agreeable and profitable.
d. H. HOLMES.
Galena, April 81, 1852. SIM
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have used the "Pesiguagonk" repeatedly in my fam
lily, and can recommend il as the safest as well
eilcacious medicine in all arrangements the bowels
have ever known. Ii has, to my knowledge, saved
several valuable lives in obstinate OF Cholera
MorbIs, Dysentery, etc. L. w. BORUP.
ST Paul. May %, 1852.
This may certify that have used the Vegetable Com
pound Astringent. prepared by Mr. E. F. Ely in my fam.
y and have found il be the best by far OF any thing
OF the kind nave used In two doses
gle individual should be without this valuable medicine
particularly in country where the Darr.oea aud sum
mer complaints prevalent.
CHARLES IT, CAKES
Having used this preparation in my family, | most
cheerully join Mr. Oukes in the above certificate of
virtues. ALEX. RAMSEY.
81. Paul, May "a, 1852.
take pleasure in being able to state that have
used in my family, MIR. Ely Compound Astringe
and Tonic in of Diarrha with much success; and
especially last summer in OF summer complaint
IN an infant oil mine some nine months old, and cheer
fully recommend its Use to the public.
81. Paul, May p, 1852 WIN. HENRY FORBES.
have used the Indian pound Astrpgent and Ton
ic, myself, ana IN family and found effective
pecay ~ Of children teethng, aud consider il an
active and safe remedy Tor all bowel complaints.
St fnui, Aug. /, 1881. A. X. FRENCH.
have used the Indian Comp pound Astrngent and Ton
ic, prepared by Mr. f. f. Ely, and and found immediate
relief; and can cheeruliy recommend il as speedy and
sure cure for diseases of the bowels.
ST. Paul, May 2i, 1852. III. +. MASTERSON.
certify that have used the Indian Tonic called
"Pesiguasomik and recommend the same as an excel
lent astrnsent, pleasant in its taste, and certain its
J. j. NOAH
ST. Paul, Aug. 1851.
OF All orders for the above medicine should be ad-
dressed to L. f. Ely, ST. Paul, Minnesota.
june 3, 1852. .-6m
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AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL t. co,
SLIGO Iron SG0RE.

VNYE feel that apology due the Public and the
w Printer for having advertised more. The
truth is, our large Winter Stock well adapted 10
the Market that customers gave time to write
advertisements until il reduced that it not
worth while.
We wish say to the Public that about out
of Sugars neighbors Rey & Farmer however, have
good assortment. We have the other leading articles
OF family groceries yet and among other things
EXTRA COARSE BOOTS at SIS.
few bbs Mess Beet do Vinegar AT Ia cts. per gal
lcn hbs Molssses, 40 cts Tobacco, - cts; COT
fee, IL cts IRON and STEEL, VISES, (not those OF
intemPeranCe and extravaganza, but Wiikinsons solid
box.) Plonehs IS. Any articles have, will be sold
small ADVANCE until the opening Of naviga.
tion, when shall be hand with just whit is want
ell i'll the Grocery aud Ireu line.
st. Panl, March II, 1852. 47-tf
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GROCERIES,
At Wholesale and Retail.

Nm Roberts street, Saint Paul, next door to the
~ "orids Far The subscribers, believing tia,
Goods be sold in Saint Paul a, wholesale as chean
as they can be sold any place above ST. Louis have
opened large stock Of
GROCERIES,
OF the best descriptions for family USE which they will
sell for cash at very small profit by retail and by
wholesale, at prices such win all retail deal
ers III Minnesota TO buy goods their store Among
ih9ieadns articles which we shall offer, VIII be- (be-
sides every other kind of goods usually found in large
Grocery Establishment, whether here enumerated OF
uot,) the following
Flour, Of various brands; Sugar and Moasses al!
kinds, Coffee, Tea, Tobacco aud Salt; Salt Fish, Oys.
tiers, sardines, etc; Butter, Cheese, Lard and Oil
LlQCORS-suoh q Brandy, Wine, Gin, Whiskcv
Champagne
fRONiSiONS-consisting Of Pork, HAMS Bacon,
Dried Fruit, etc.
Patent Buckets Glass, Nails, Putty, Shot, Matches
Candies. Soap, Brushes, Brools and great variety o,
other goods. REY a. FARMER
ST. faul, October 9, 1851. 25-tf
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NOTEk'E

To NE passengers ot The y. B. Coz. Ramsey.
ard he trGretftng pudltc generally
h and after Wednesday l2lh inst. CON forta-
W bic L. = Mat Coach viii leave Sank RAPIDS for
Fort kiP,ey. every "Wednesday motring at Z o o'clock
returning IN lime to meet The boat Sauk Rapids every
saturday. Shoud there be Passengers for the Fort or
intermediate o'nis on The arrival OF the boat Friday
afternoons, stage VIII leave Saturday morning at
o'Ioth, .tiuriIEg III time TO meet the boat Wed
nesy mornings Passengers VIII be conveyed rs the
house Of w T.. CorbeIt, near The steamboat landing
whelc lhey can be accommodates.
J. ". CORBETT.
sauk Rapids, May :, 1852. 5-tf
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MRS. MERRICK.S
Fashionable Millinery Rooms.
No. 30 Main Street, Gaiena, III.

No. 30 Main Street, Galena, III.
lust received direct from the East the latest STYLES Of
~ Ladies silk, Silk AID Lace aid Grape, Dress Hats,
Florence Braid, straw, Hair and Chip Bouues in great
variety; Ribbons, Flowers, Trimmings, ETC., in
fact general assortment, OF Millinery and Fancy Good.
1t Is the intention that every that gives call
shall he perfectly satisfied with goods and prices.
MANTC KING.
In connection with the above all orders promptly atten
ded TO; il is needless Ia puff, as well known, il
would refer TO Mrs. H. NJ Rice, Mrs Uoliinshcad and
numerous Others. Visettes Dress Trimmings, etc. for
sale low. MARY MERRlCE,
~ Remember the No.; 30 Main street
Galena June II, 1853 e-tf
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WIN. r. MARSHALL,
At the
SLI(s IRON STOTs F..

Us now receiving the fullest stocA' Of IRON NAILS,
STEEL, &c, offered in this market. The quail
ity OF Sligo Iron j. well known by all smiths be
surpassed. The following prices established with
the opening OF the Sligo Iron Store and have
departed irol. Tyrone. Sligo.
Flat bar round and square, large size, 4cs S i-2cts
do do do small size, 5 6 GA "a
Hoop. oval, h'f oval, etc. 7alo
CUT SPIKES, 81 IS
ANNiLS, per ID, Is to l6cts.
Wagon Boxes, per ID, ics.
Bellows superior quality, PER inch, So"
Grindstones, small size per inch, G"
Log CHAINS, large size. 8"
The above prices viii be found lower than those any
other establishment in the Territory, and Old
Regular Prices of the Sligo Iron Store
BREAKING PLOWS.
am agent for Evans Adams, aud will Keep on hand
4 sufficient stock of their well known Flows, the man
uiacturers' prices 81 Per inch.
WIN. r. MARSHALL,
ma2I-6f Al the Sligo Iron Store
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ENGINES, BOILERS & MILL WORK.
J. T. DOWDALL & co,
Washington Foundry. ST. L0uis. Mo.

HAVING one Of The largest and best furnished a.
- taoshmens III The West, we would call the attcA
ton oil all persons interested want OF mill work
10 the TACT that have the largest assortment OF Pat
terms IN the city. We employ the best Of workmen and
use the best OF the of work. and
having been constantly increasing our business for If
teen years, we hater ourselves that have given gen
era satisfaction. Engines Of all sizes fitted up Iron
Frames ready TO rIis
Boilers and heavy sheet iron work of all kinds
ngs and wrought non work Of all kinds and from the
BEST patterns now IN use, for saw and giis mills.
Saw dust Burners, Carding Machines Pickers, etc.
hiliwr2hts can have work made tn suit their draw
ings Terms reasonable, and particular attention paid
to having the work ready aid shipped by the time agreed
upon.
We refer to Martin Mower, ESQ, Arco!a Mills. or to
Mr.. +. r. Delano, saltwater; who ns.ng work of
our Manufacture, FOR further information.
May q, lS52, 6-tf
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J. {. BURBANK K Co. st. Paul. w. l.. FAWCETrE
Ion
NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS co.

CONNECTING At o&LENA AND ST. Lofts WITH TUE
AMERICAN AND OTHER EXPRESS COMPANIES
vvNO and from all the principal cities In the Uui,ed
u States California and Europe, for the speedy trans
portaton of money and valuable packages collection of
drafts notes, Bills accounts etc. purchase and sale OF
all kinds Of merchandise. -
Agents.-C. R. RICE Co., St. Paul; orrs WEST.
81. Louis, J. BEooREs, Calena.
n. B.-ParticulaY attention paid 70 the FORWARDING
ana commission business genera y. S-:f
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ICE.
ICE
I'm the DAVIS Of Dives. ice W,

the dnys Of Dives ice evidently not in uye or
Il that gentleman wepld have called for H. instead OF
Tor drop of cod water; for only Wilt cool the
parched tongue of tbs invalid but il will rive life aud
animation to ALL Iced water is alone fit Tor drinking
Then, now can you Keep your butfer your cucumbers
your milk and cream, and meat cool without
ice! You can have it, every morning delivered 10 YOU
warranted sweet aud fresh, very small advance on
The actual eoet Of manuf.cturng Of ~
mar $40 CHARIEs sYMcNs
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ssWind Of Summer Murmur Low"
By r.. II. sroppARD.

Wind of Sumner irurutur low,
Where lhs ci,tnnsd waters flow,
White tide songs II day are diving,
And the b>es are hOmeward iiyins.
As tn b-c eZes coma and 80,
Com and =, hum AMI blow
Wlnds OF Summer sofi and low.
Ere mY lJyes silkS IL rest,
While he lies upohiny breast.
Kiss his checks, so Tale and fam,
Kiss the rinyle,s Of his hair,
Kiss h.s heavy I,dded eyes,
Where thc mis-, Of sllmbcr lies,
kiss his throat, his cheek, HE brow,
And his rcd, rel lips, as do nowi
While he sleeps 50 souad ahd slow,
Ga TIE heart that loves him SO,
Dreaming Of tin sad, and oldeu,
Aud the Iowa 8, and the golden
Winds Of SIu.ne. lalg ago.
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10 SOUTHERN AND WESTERN RooK.
--- SE.LLERS A. ID MFR OH NIs

MIL uhde, IcJ2.l Books and sationery M Nhnlo
q s1e. higgins II kellogg, Publishers booksellers
odohcrs ara Manufacturers Of every variety OF BLANK
Lcoss . Jdin street. cerrer tsoid New York iuvre
Call iIo etcaIs AND tcokseers examine die prices
aid qualities of their very large stock of
-. BLANK BOOKS, ME4o3ANDuM AND PASS ROCKS
En- brcag every variety needed school ana classical
books OF every Kind USED in schools aud Ii
brary and miscellaneous books for public institutions
schoo h,ines and sunday sehools bbles fa, er aud
locks, OF great variety Sizes prices and s,sles
bii.diug =. = s''
sta,ielery OF every variety Of foreign and domestic
rannfaature, all OF winch they pledge tefnselyes to
ply as low as any other house in the trade
B--Fcoiscsr, letter rares and ss.es a, mill price.
New Yerk, taly 4 f. e
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nEMIJHOHNS-l50 l, 2, 3, and 5 gals, reed per
~ Excelsior and for sale by ii McCLOSKEY.
wv HISKEY-lOO bbls Old Rye reed and for sale by
w Ii McCLOSkEY.
6NOFFEE-350 bags Rio Coffee, reed per Golden Era
~ and for sale by HF MCLOSKEY.
vUNoBACCO-l25b Ss Virginia, reed and for sale by
u HF MCLOSKEY.
EiGs--5eo drums, received and for sale by
l. app HF MCLOSKEY.
- ICE25 tierces, reed per Golden Era for sale bv
H app HF M'CLOSKEY.
CALERATUS-25 bxs Boston Saleratus received and
- for sale by HE MCLOSKEY.
"a CASKS Brown Stout, London Porter, & Scotch
VO Ale, reed per Golden Era and for sale by
ap7 HF M'CLOSKEY.
NACAEREL-75 bbls No !, 2S Mackerel reed
1'A per Golden E.a and for sale by
APP IF MCLOSKEY.
TUVEA-l5o Inf chests p Imp and IL Tea received
app M'cLosKEY.
EURRANTS-25 casks Currents, reed per Golden
~ Era, and tor sale by Ii F MCLOSkEY.s
HERRINGS--225 bxs Scotch Herrings reed per Col
l. Il den Era, and for sale by HF MCLOSKEY.
DAISlNS-250 bxs NJ Il Raisins rec'd and for sale by
~ APT ii MCLOSkEY.
"INE-l5O casks Claret and White Wine, reed
w and for sale by HF NCLOSKEY.
DACON-5o casks Ha,is and Shoulders, reed per
- Bon Accord, Tor sale by III M'CLOSKEY.
VVOLASSEs-lOO bbls reed and for sale by
W APT + M'CLOSKEY.
EANDLES-150 bxs Star Candles reed per Wiscon-
- sin and for sale by HF NCLOSKEY.
TAR-5O bbls Tar reed per Wisconsin and for sale BY
apI F MCLOSKEY.
II ARD---50 bbls Leaf Lard reed per Wisconsin, and
IL tor sale by ii + MCLOSKEY
HDRANDY-eo casks Brandy reed per Golden Era
~ and for sale by Ii + MCLOSkEY.
= n BOXES Pint and Quart Flasks, reed and for
wv sale by HI M'CLOSkEY.
GtIDER viNEG AR-Received and for sale bv
~ T N'CLOSKEY
G<UNNIE3-l0,o0O Gunny Sacks, reed per Bon Ac.
u cord, and for sale by II MCLOSKEY.
nRiED BEEF-lO,OOO lbs Dried Beef, reed per Bon
~ Accord and for sale by Ii + MCLOSKEY.
nRANGES--50 bxs Oranges, received aud Tor sale by
~ III + MCLOSkEY.
LNLOUR-50 bbls Extra Superflne Family, reed per
l. Excelsior, and for sale by HF McCLOsKEY.
{ y for sale by ' nj McCLosKEY
HANS AND SHOULDERS-20 casks reed per Ex-
Il cesior and for sale by IF McCLOSKEY.
JESS PoKK--soo bbls on hand and for sale by
ANA HF McCLOSKEY
SOAP-e5o bxs Yellow, reed per Excelsior and for
~ sale by F McCLOSkEY.
EANDLEs-l5o bns Mould, reed and for sale by
~ HF MCCLOSKEY
GREEN ApPLEs-lcO btls in store and for sale by
~ F McCLOSKEY.
SUGAR--55h hls Faic to Prime ~ o. Sugar reed per
- Wyoming and for Sale by IF MeCLOSKEY.
lNlGARS-l0.O0O La Union Regalia Cigars; TO- 900 Ma
~ poeon do do; 10 900 Washington do dos 10000
loomers do do; 5000 Tres Maria do do Union do
do; 1000 La Luna do do; 10000 La himeina do do;
1900 La Nacona do de; 5000 Principe assorted do; re-
cei'ed per Wyoming and for sale by
mh26 HF McCLOsKEY.
ltHEEsE-l25 bxs Western Reserve Cheese, reed
- per Highland Mary, and for sale by
apps IF McCLOSKEY
lNLASS-300 bXs assorted sizes Window Glass reed
u per Excelsior, for sale by McCLOSKEY.
NAlLs-a75 kegs assd reed per Excelsior, and for
~ sale by mh2S McCLOSKEY.
Il ARD OIL--25 bb.s Lard Oil reed and for sale nv
- aP2I--a-2 II MCLOSKEY.
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TfiEI nAIN.C PAIL.

. eCx3 This superb steamboat nearly o
y--.l~---Is the size Of the keoAuk Packets ard
GX:-; - with accommodations equal 10 the
e.P <iIf best boats the uver, will be in the
regular Galenn and 81 Paul trade, the ensuing season.
making TIVE trips per week, possible The Saint Paul
W!i be hard ia beat The times OF arrival ard Lepar-
OF his boat viii be ounce us soon As regular
trips are commenced III. n: HARRIS, Master.
lcb. u, lc.2.
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Mechanics Union Association.

Office, NO. l. Goodrich's Building SPRINGFIELD, Muss.
N. b. DEAN, President,
WILLIAM PATTON, G.. c. WOOD, ,,.
II. Il. 1T DRINs, '"f 'oM'
TENHIS is an Association of Workingmen and Others,
for the MUTUAL of each other in case of
sickness accident
BY the payment Of the following annual deposits YOU
will become a Life Member, and be entitled to a weekly
benefit during fe if you should he disabled by sickness
accident from attending yonr ordinary business or
occupation. FEMALES insured against sickness common
to both sexes.
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AMERICAN MILLS,

above Mills Will keep constantly hand supply oil
Extra Family Flour" Warranted superior f,ou
sold in this market. ii. +. Met Los ley.
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CHEAP CASH STORE.-XV UOLESA LIE
AND RETAIL.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS HARDWARE, BOOTS,
SHOES HATS CAuS (,I OTIIING. PAINTS


OILS, GLASS, Fl RNITIFRE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY
TEWE SUBSCRIBER by late arrivals is in re-
Il cept and opening in his Store on ST Anthony
Street, near the "Amercan House." large and most
complete ASSORTMENT OF the above-named Goods, which
will positively be sold a lower prices for cash than
before offered in this place. His entire stock select
ed with great and purchased in the Eastern and
Soutetn markets Tor Cash. that he safely
his friends and the public generally that it will be
their interests to call before purchasing elsewhere and
examine his stock Which consists in part as follows:
II
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT,

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
sale OF Louisville Cement, will keep large supply
on hand and will be sold a small advance from Man
ufaCturers prices. IL. +. McCLOSkEY.
Galena, March %, 1852.
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

Consisting of three first class boats,
NOMINEE, Capt. o. SMITH.
Bi,N CAMPBELL, Capt. VI. w. LoDwIcx.
DE-. FRANKLIN, Capt. X. BLAxELY.
Leaving Gaiena,
The Nominee, Capt. O. Smith, Mondays nj l2 o'ock
The Dr. tranAIn, Capt. Il. blakely " ednesdays, al
II O'Clock.
Tie Ben Campbell, Capt. n. w Lodwick, Fridays,
at - O'Clock.
The above will regularly during the ensuing
Having the Mail Contract their ptnctality
he relied They will remain at ST. Paul sufficiently
long enable passengers to visit the Falls of Saint An
ihonv.
or SPEED anL accommodation. these Boats arc uusur.
pa se1, and every attention Viii Sc paid to Passengers
al ! Freight. The, viii leave punctully the hour
naied-The Noninee viii make the tfip so as not 10
l., out Sundays.
Goods shipped the Agents al ST. Ionis or Cacna to
20 by this line, will be forwarded free az charge.
GalCna beng The terminus Of the great thorough fares
leading " stward from Chicago and Milwaukee nearly
~ tie travel from the Eastward dest the Upper
Nis,issnp takes passage by Steamboat this point.
Al~0 nearly al the Steamboats, the Southern trade
noG =. Louis and other ports below, come into this
qost Tor reshipment for points above.
AGENTS.
z. T. Sass. ST Louis, Nelson, Gilb7rt q Co.
b. IL. Campbell, q Co, Nelson's Landing.
Gaiena.C. r. Read, Lake Pepm.
e. Il. West, Dutuque. l.. Herircli, Point Douglass.
). N. Iirgworhy DO, Churchill 4 Nelson,
4. Mc(.ogor, saltwater.
Alct:recor's Leading T. W. Bahcock, ST Paul.
y. w. Bgi-A IL, .du Chien.S. II. S,ugcant do
f. ID. Cowcs. Lansing. Russell & Rice,S Anthony.
Campbell 6 Smith, Jas. Ieca 4, Co., Chicago.
Ia Crosse
st. raul, March Ii. 1852. ic-tf
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

VuNHlS unrivaied cure for coughs, oolds hoarsnesx
II bronchitis, whooPing- cough, Group, asthma and
consumption, now too well known require any certi
catee, constantly kept for sale at Hichcox Axtes
and Jarvis IN St. Paul and by dealers in medicine every
"ae'e 12-tf
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stem 10 -ieM during the winter, has again taken her
e-ual place the Uppcr Mississippi trade, between ST.
Louis aua ST Peters and AL intermediate landings This
boat Is Wei kOwn this iiycr, and heretofore, her
officers ANA determined that every effort shall
bc made their part the utmost comfort and
safety passengers ana full satisfaction shippers.
TbauhIl for past avors, We hoie by strict attention
10 business 10 merit a continuance ri The same.
For ileisht or passage, apply GA board.
Agents at ST. Paul.. +. Tracy and WIN. Corstans.
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REY g. FARMER.

REY 81 FARMER,
HAVE to offer a large variety OF new choice goods
ia their line including stock of sugars of various
qualities; also, lot OF prime w. R. cheese also the
best stock OF crackers and soda crackers ever Offered in
this market; for sale very low iyeotf