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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-18
FARM TO LET.

HANE Of the oldest and finest Farms in the Territory
u of Minnesota known As the "CARoTHERs Farm"
situated in Washirg County. The Cottage Grove
road about twelve miles 81 Paul This Place
the of ihicklv settled farming community. and
contains acres with about eighty under cult
vation fine wood and privileges together with
farm house barn. and other OuthoUses. 1t il Familiarity
known as The Plumb Farm ard will be let indus
trous practical farmer upon easy and advantage
terms For further information. apply Gen, James
Nee Boal.
IT. Paul, November - ISL 3ltf
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C Al LENA AND MIN E,SOT A.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

Consisting Of three first class bosfs
NOMINEE, Capt. .. SMITH.
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. M W. IoDWICK.
DIR. FRANKLIN, Capt. X. DLAKELY.
Leaving Gaenn,
The Nominee, Capt. o. Smith, Mondays at II o'look.
The DI. Franklin, Capt X. Biakely, Wednesdays, at
II O'Clock.
Tie Ben Campbell, Capt. ". w. Iodwick, Fridays,
l2 O'Clock.
The above Boats will regularly during the ensuing
Having the Mail Contract, their punctality
be relied They will remain at ST. Paul sufficiently
long enable passengers the Falls Of Saint Az
thony.
For speed and accommodation these Boats are nnsur
PASSED, and every attention will be paid Passengers
and Freight. They will leave punctuay at the hour
named.--The Nominee will make the trip not to
be ont sundays.
Goods shipped to the Agents at St Louis Galena
90 BY this line, will be forwarded free of charge.
(aena being The terminus of the great thorough
leading Westward from Chicago and Milwaukee, nearly
travel from the EASTWARD destined Tor the PIPER
Mssisspp takes passage by Steamboat from this point
Also nearly all The Steamboats, the Southern trade,
from ST. Louis and other ports below, come into this
port for reshpment for points ahove.
AGENTS.
r. +. Sass, st. Louis, Nelson, Gilbert & Co.
b. Ii. a,npbell, g. Co. Nelson's Landing.
Gaiena c. r. Reed, Lake Pcpin.
G.. r. West, Dubuque, L. Hertzell, Point Douglass.
s. NJ Langworthy, do, Churchill & Nelson,
A. Mc(iregOr, saltwater.
Mc(sregor's Leading j. w. Babcock, ST Paul.
D. w. Brisbois, Z .du Chen.S II. Sergeant, do.
+. b. Ccwles Lansing. Russell a Rice,st. Anthony.
Campbell a. Smith, Jas. Peck Il Co, Chicago.
La Crosse.
st. Paul, March IL, 1852. Aft
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JOHN MORGAN.

.Wad,cay bef,reen st. Paul and SiiL'rater,
fEGS leave to say TO strangers wiling Min
Il , nesota, and the public generally, that having
now made his arrangements complete for the ac-
comnlodation of the public, and being situated
IN the midst Of the most delightful scenery, sur
rounded by lakes that abound in fish, and in an
atmosphere of unsurpassed purity--he hopes to
sec company from abroad, as well rs from neigh
boring viilages. They will find the charges
moderate. WHO
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BOOKS! BOOkS!!
II. X. JOHNSON.
Draper and Tailor, on jackson street nearly orn,s;
Tie Minnesota

Draper and Tailor, Jackson street nearly orn.;,
Tie Minnesota Store
HOESfECTFUliV announces TO the peooia Of Mime
sofa Territory, that he carr, pg on the Nercba,,,
a"ihg business, where he offers for sale and EMPLOYS
""rkmen to make into garments chcap for
cash, the following named articles,
french, EhgIisl ana American Broad Cloths Plain snS
t1Ssi eres, treat variety Of rich Ves,jpgs fa
So, oI''ls' pfa"eis, Understands, Suspender,
Gloves, C.avats Hats a variety Of goods for sumo,
cunning aio nlany articles not mentioned winch for
cesS duEablty and N, cannot be surpassed bv any
Ia the 'f&de. Thankful FOR past iavorS he solicit, .
continuance of the same
p. K. JOHNSON
81 Paul Lnn
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81. Paul March 5, lS5s IL
NOTICE.


VHNIE Heirs Of john Steam, late of 81 ran Minnesota
Ierritofy deceased, who came 10 the Territory last
summer and located quarter section of land Ram
sey county, where he was living time of his death
will take notice of his descease and that Iii, estate Is
III the course of administration before the Probate
Court of Ramsey county-The said jobs S,eanfppears
10 be an Ensshman abeut 50 60 been
IN the L. - service in the Mexican wars and ohiancd
lana warrant for snc service with which he located his
land--hc was a man Of COED habits.
HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge Of Probate.
ST. Paui, March 5, 1852. lit
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MARRIED.:
ALEX. RAMSEY.

At Forr Ripley Minnesota Territory, on
the sth inst, Ivy the Rev. s. w. Nancy,
chaplain u. 5. A. Sergent S. Williams to
Miss Sarah McNeaiy of Pa.
Con.-Wby is Sergeant Williams, like
the sieeple of the Presbyterian Church, St,
Paul?
Because be supports one of Meneely's
Bellies.
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RoteIs ami Gonnepanees.
SAINT CHARLES HoTEI..
II Saink 4nthnnn

vUNHE subscriber has taken lease of this large Ho
IL tel, with all its out-buiIdngs and appertainings-
sensible that there is demand the Falls for public
mouse Oh the very first class, the subscriber promises
come As near To the highest standard as the market Of
Minnesota will rdm; and will endeavor having an eve
all over the premises all the time WHIST is
wanting 10 make eaca guest contented.
ID. e. MOULTON.
Sept. 4, 1851. 2O-iv
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LAST CALL.

LAST CALL.
L'. persons indebted to john II. Brewster upon note
"A book account, otherwise, urgently requested
10 cali upon the subscriber at Saltwater and pa, the
same before the first day of April these de-
mands viii be placed in the Sands Of Attorney for
collection.
JAMES. ID. INCOME,
Ageht and Attorney infect for
john II. Brewster
Saltwater Feb 25 1852. 46titE
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FRANCIS e. COLLINS,
Auction and Commission House.

n n.
HAVING received an Auctioneer's Commission from,
'ne governor OF Minnesota Territory, the under-
ssnru mas opened Al Auction and Commission House
on ihird-street, near Jackson, where he will sell ON
commission Groceries Dry Goods, Furniture and all
hds oil merchandise and produce. He believes that the
superior advantages sf st Paul. as market will be- suf
meen, hdncemeni Tor business men and anuiacturcrs
10 send their goods, etc, to be sold on COM
mission at private SALE al auctio His charges are
moderate. >-"'s'' "i'
- Particular attention paid the buy ing and sell
ing OF real estate in about Saint Paul ST Anthonx mr.
''i"a'et. F. L. COLLINS
References.
Gov Allen RAMSEY, st. Paul. w SIMPSON St PauI
nou II IL SHELLEY, Mendoza, l. FULLER
Hon OLNsrED, Benton CO. II NJ RICE
hoh GOoDRicH, Saint Paul, STEELE Fort Smelling
I'm ~ uhnhs, w HoLcoMBE, saltwater,
=, w ASsEf, Hon M'LE,N, Cincinnati
-" tAFhiN6roN,' A Irwin, Esq -
Cn s HnLEs ii oAkEs, Gel JAMES IRWIN,
Tracy, l. Wu,rrM.x :.
w BoRUr, Conr I, CON Sry,nr,
MCCLoup, Jr q Co. - UESRy CoIIJys
ELF Ell Bros w THORN, "
",cL IioL SsEAp BECKER, PCnourEAV, Ir, ST Louis.
ST.. PAUL, October 6, 1851. 3-29y
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A M ERICAN HOUSE,

EEs.xA RODNEY PARKER, late of the American
ssa6n House, Lowell. Mass, having lease Of the
large hotel at the upper end of ST. Paul, with
Veryhng IN roper order for the convenience Of trav
ies bosrders, or families desiring nisrd aparm.
cspec'iuiy invites his friends and The public to give
IN call, believing that he as much for their
unioft as can be exrecei - hew country 'not vet
IpPlied with regular msi kets 44y
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DISSOLUTION.

TaNHE law co-partncrship heretofore existing under
n the name of Allen & Scmmes, is this day BY the
consent of each, dissolved.
Il. ALLEN,
W. II. SENIMES.
Willow River March !, 1859. i6-tf.
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NOTICE.

IYPOlITE Martin has made application the
Court Of Probate of the county Of Ramsey for let
Of administration the estate of Louis Vasseur, de-
ceased, late of said county The will be heard and
decided al the Office of said Court ST. Paul, the
llth day of March next, At 10 o'clock A. NJ. In the
mean time, he is appointed special administrator.
HENRY A LAMBERT, Judge of Probate.
ST. Paul. keb. 26. lr52. i5-3f
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.sLEEGH,BEILS. SLEIGH BE.ILS:.y
TALLOVV CANDIES,

a RE manufactured by the subscribers and warranted
IA be of the best quality AT Il cents by the box
For they actually worth twice as much any
other candles sold for allow candles, SAINT Paul.-
Terms cash. Candles of manufacture lie found
at J. T.. Fullcgtons Siorc. the Junction of Third
and Bench streets, the of Fort and Walnut
streets.
NJ. CROFT,
A. KIRKPATRICK.
St Paul Oct. 2, 1851. 41-3m
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SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONERY.

Il BLANK BOOhS Of variety Of sizes. Ulclnorlnd;t
ae bo0ts Drawing, Foulscap Letter. ara Note paper;
fancy and plain drawing and other pencils
pens, inn. &c, for sale By w. :. COMES,
Bookseller and Siatnncr, Of SAINT Anthem! and
Capitol Streets. opposite the American House.
November q; 1851. 22S
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PAPER HASCtNGS.

PAPER HANCiNGS.
NYT s. COMBS. Corner Of Saint Anth,ely and
W. Capitol streets. has gust reCev ed "a ncV lot OF
rich ard he tuitu arlor. Hail. and Chamber Wall Pa
pels borders. cirta papers, and ire-board prints; 81
which VIII be sold the lowest prices Call ard
NJ the Franklin Book Store. 12y
Attention, Merchants and Business
Men.
T1yii snhsC riier offers his ices close and draw
off balance sheets Of books entrusted To his charge,
with nCatness ND fidelity; also open Charges
moderate. Apply W. :. COMBS,
Practical Bookkeeper and accountant, next door to
Farrin-ton's
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ST. PAUL
HAT AND GAP STNRE.

On Third Street, ftro doors 6eioc Wdbassdm.
FEVIE subscriber having Just received his Fall stock
Il Of HATS Il CARS, would call the attention Of
purchasers larger and better selected assortment Of
goods in his line than be found north OF St Louis
lie would inv lite particular attention to his
FALL. STYLE OF HATS,
which in form, finish and texture, has never been
equaled by thing hitherto offered in this market
He has also beau,i full and extensive assortment OF
CAIS among which lnaN he fnunl the following
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f. l. A X IL III q e 5 E.
NATTHEW TAlSEY Proprietor
11 Saltwater, Minnesota Terrirov
March 5, 1852. a.

THE LAKE HOUSE.
MATTHEW TAISEY Proprietor,
w saltwater, Minnesota Terriroy.
March D, 1859. 81.
NOTICE,
rs hereby gwen that Rodney Parker and wife
are no longer in my employ; aud that will not be
responsible for any ftheir debts or contracts
March To- 1852 tfi7. REUBEN GOODRICH
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
a BOUT two hundred acres Of the richest lands for
"A farming purposes lying along the river near Saint
raul, ana partly tmberedieT sale in lots to suit pur
chasers, on very reasonable eerms, for cash
Inc above land Is situated that he divided
to small farms of the most p,odnctve soil, and has the
great advantage of being very near u market.
Apply to
HENRY 4. LAMBERT,
Al the Land Agency office,
ST. Paul.
ST. Panl, March 4, 1852. d.
TsRRIroRy OF MINNEsor..
District Cou.t for the First Judicial District Ramsey
County.
Francis p. Dubosq,
John Carlow, and
Francis Thihaui.
Against
CHARLES w. Hey don.
To Charles w. II eydon,. dcicadent
on hereby summoned and required To answer the
complaint in this aciion which paint is on file in
the Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court of Ramsey
County and serve copy heriof us at office, in
the town OF st. Paul, within twenty DAYS after ser
vice thereof exclusive of the aV plain
tho will take judgment for Che Of Three HunSred
Dollars with interest theron from the first day of March,
A. ID. lei9, and costs of suit.
Dated this lst day of March, 1852.
TfERSE & MURRAY.
Atty's for Plaintiffs.
46--6t
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TH F, Ia "A T. HOUSE, At STlLLW HER.
TVNHEY determined to have a Hotel kent at Still
q water, IS a house ought 10 he kept. The Lake
House IL ine,laree new building with large enent
stables and on buildings, rs well good arlors In the
honse. fr private families to occupy.
Matthew Fai>ey has taken this house, and furnished il
throughout; having put in 3lt0J worth Of new frni-
ture Nothing IN the of expense will he spared 10
keep up the oI the Lake House, the highest reputation
that public house acquire Strangers from abroad
VIII receive snch attention as 10 encourage them to
tarry.
saltwater, March 5, 1852. 1T.
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BOARDING Uo;sE.

LES CREEK has opened Boarding
- House in the west end of the celebrated Frrnnn;
House, on Bench street, where he viii make Cash Lodi
gers and Boardcrs comfortable he Ios,ib, can at
$500 per week. Nov. 1851. 32y
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CASH For HIDES.

T4WE highest market price will he paid in Cash fol
a Green and Dry Iydes, also Decrskns
A. T.. COLLINS Il co.
n. a., Ne Lcse removed Leather Store ana
Harness Ster ~ ~ rev building, opposite Rire ana
UnpeyS @st,xa. 1872 32v
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ST. ANTHONY HOUSE

ST. ANTRONY HOUSE,
Corner of Main and Wood streets
Upper Town Falls ST. Anthonv, Minnesota Territory
Isaac BRowN, Proprietor.
VuNIE above House is continued on strictly TEMPER
Il aIcc prin ciplcs.
NJ Is. Stabiing for horses also.
March ;, l5j2. i1-tr
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GAI.ENA STORE,
3T
~. III. Siillm2n & 90.

w. "a. Sti'lm2n N 10.
VKTOII.D resneoifuy inform the citizens 81 SAINT
Wv Paul and vicinity. that they have opened IN the
lower town fresh and selected STOCK Of Groceries,
which are supplied c>ery week from Gaena ana -
oui> and which the, pledge themselves to sell Tor cas
as can he bought north of Gaena- Those desiT-
of buying retail. Will find 1t TO their advantage 10
call and examine their prices.
Constantly haGd-DGtter, Cheese, FORK, flsh, o"-
CARS Teas Cofttcs and all articles found ia THIS IKE
o. A genuine article of Family Flour constantly d"
hand. w H. . n o
Saint Paul, Aug. q, 1851. u
ATLED Dues BOOE STORE.
Corner Of Bench ard Wdbdsh,,,c streets ~ Fdh''
MAY he found a large aud well selected s,o.h %
WI BOOKS and STATIONERY, which VIII DC re-
penshed from time tn time literally as Inc ssGo
will warrant sales maize upon the principle VI '"is'
sales and small profits. D. Terms cash.
June &C. 1851. W.
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g. BROTHERS,

ELEELT G. BROTHERS,
NE est RESPECTFULLY solicit the attention Of the
w ciizeis Of 81 Paul and its surrounding country,
DRY GOODS,
Lately received from ihe Eastern Cities, which they
o1er for Cash at unpTeccdeniedls low prices A
mohg their assortment may be found The following, beng
only part OF their heavy STOCK
I'D cents at every q' Er rom x B SSos 10
EASiiMEKE--A abeautiiul assortment, to be had
u ELFELr q Bros.
ALPACAS--Plain, Figured, Black and Changcable
IN may be found at ELFELT Il Bros.
nRESS sILKS~-Black Figured, and ? variety of
~ sly les to be found a, ELFELTs'
CATINS and Florences for Bonnet Linings-cyery
- color. For sale at ELEELrs'
NELVETS--Rich silk, and Cotton DO to be seen
at ELrELr a Bros.
BpYEsBONS--Bonret Neck and Beta beautiful
H. assortment. For sale 1T ELFELrs'
ASRiVATS AND SCARFS--Cent's blach and
u Figured silk and satiIl--an elegant variety
For sale at ELFE,.r e Bros.
SCARFS-~Meu's and Boys oo!cn-a large yaric
- ", from 20 cts. TO !, al ELFELrS'
f<IDCyITissaA large assortment Of Clothing and
x mems wear, to be found n ELFELrs'
HNARp kTS-- loor aid stair Carpeting, very cheap
q --LfELrs'
aNASSIsyEI. F,S--Dlach Doeskin and Fancy Cas-
Z simcres, Tor sale ELFELTs'
ExLOTRS@-Blue, llack, and Fancy colorcd Clc,hs,
~ very cheap 1T ELFELTs'
NATtNDOW C.'RTAlNS-~A superior article
Wv for window curtains, M tLFELrs'
E1NIIANNEIS. Tichugs ant ip>ct - large as
n sortmsnt, hc had ELFELTs'
EeVCKSkIN AsETs and Gloves for 80 cents At
Ed ELTELT's
SSUOV Men S and Woreu's Kid silk ard wool
W en- Gloves. at ELFELTs'
NMTOOEEN rIalfilose-a good articlc-ony 25
w cents. at EItELTs'
GZ DS[ F'S--1dcs' Linen Cunhric Kdkfs, from =5cls
10 to 80 for sale at ELFELTs'
ACE Undcrslseves-A superior assortment. To be
1 found at ELFELTs'
ENDGINES and Inscrtipgs-A Large stock ct silk,
NJ Cotton, Cambria, SWISS ard Jaconet Edslnss ana
Inser.ings 81 ELtELfs
yHyDYS,-A great varicty of Toys and Fancy Articles
4 for the approaching iIolidays, to be seen at the
Toy Room of ElFELr & bRo s.
NnN ,rmhCr. ISL. o3N
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csiEaPER YuAV EVER.

CiiEiPEH ,TNAN EVER:!
YE>HE Subscriber wosld respectfully Announce Ia Inc
citizens Of ST Paul. and ''ihe rest ri kind that
lie has received and selling the best stock 81 goods
That he found in "thtse dsgrs certain, and viii
continue sell cheaper and NJ less profits, than any IL
this Territory either wholesale retail for cash and
nothing shorter. Ia consists IN part OF the following
DRI-GOODS:
large and very superior assortment OF il1ef Fine
Dress Goods such "a Prints, Aipacas GDghaIis, De-
LANES Thbet Cashmcres, French Iier'noes e,c Also,
good of shawis. wells, hoods, s%arss gloves
Hosiery Mantilla Laces E0gnss, Bonnet hc Cap Rib
bos, flowers, pms needles ald cou1os oil efesA variety
''' READY-MADE CLOTHING.
consisting of overcoats and fre Coats pants,
vests pea Jackets under and oyer.irs Snit and aarne
drawers, country made socks etc. Aiso, an extensive
''O'" LADIES' SHOES AND BOOTS.
of every variety ard price toeeshet with good assert
Incnt of Gents Moroceos Calf Zip ard Ceaso IS Boots
Calf Kip Gum -eassF and Patent Leather shot BOYS
Yout ChiIdren's and INSISTS shoes and boots, ~ great
abundance Also. good assortment OF.
HATS AND CAPS.
Cloth and glazed caps for boys T s and Daena Vista
Hats, SC Together with good supply OF
QIEENSSVARE AND GLASSWARE,
ss siors etc etc; all OF which, land the half has
fnentioned) will be sold extremely low of cash
a. we going out Of the trade in the spring Pleas.
examine stock before making your PURCHASES and
YOU viii be well paid for your trouble, deter
ru,ed to wage Of determination against high prices
Saa~e Third street, between Roberts and jackson ST
81. Paul. November, 1851.
Sr. PAIL AND ST. ANTHONY FALL:
Two Daily Stages.
VIII leave each place at A. NJ. and 3 L. NJ,
STIELW AFTER. ST. PAUL AND ST. AN
THONf FALLS.
DAILY SraoE--Wil III leave saltwater and 81 taui a
IA NJ ard connect At ~. Paul leach way with the ri
Anthony Fails stage, making Daily Stage between
saltwater and St Antiony Falls.
LIVERY STABLE.
Corner Of a,h and Roberts SITS. near Lower landing
Harness, Carriages, Buggies and Saddle Horses to hi
Passengers conV eyed to All parts OF the Territory
Parties of pleasure, coming TO visit the fai.s {" FL An
,hony and other places, will find IL much Ia their inter
est 10 call upon before apply irg elsewhere
aPHorsos bought, sold and exchanged
II Our terms are low prices for ready cash Positive
| " no credit will lac given
WIILOUGHBY, POWERS q! co
Sr P,rt NJ T Nav lst 1851. 3-ti.
! WRAPPING PAPER
! up ALL sizes uscd bv Druggists Crocers, &c, 70
~ sale cheap bt COMBS,
Next door to Harrington
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ST. PACL HARDWAREsroRE.

On IhiFd Street, two doors beioto WabasAa,c
IHNlE Subscribers having received large additions to
= th'lI former stock and assortment prepared
'it''ish any articles III the HARDWARE line al small
adNihce on Eastern prices. We shall ALWAYS keen on
hand large stock OF
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS' TOOLS.
Bench and moulding Planes, Socket d trimer clises
Hand, panel ard rip saws. l.o,gcs rnles a souarps
Compass, tenor d w 10 do Guaaes and Irys
Adzes, hammers and ha'che,s, Plumb and Levels,
Augers, btnCes aud bits, Wood iron bench screws
Chaih INES, spools, etc etc
HOUSE TRIMMINGS.
Locks latches and bolts, House bells and Carriages
nus ana screws all sizes, Hooks staples, padocks,
Bel pulls and door knockers Hat and hooks etc
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
ShoVeis spades and hoes, Forks and grain cradles
Kahes, st! Ties and snaihs, Garden rakes hoes etc
HEAVY HARDNARE.
Mii! and cross cut SAWS, Nails, brads and spikes
Axe sand axe helves, Stone hammers and picks,
Asst steel, al sizes, MattOcks and wedges
Blister and German do do, Iron wire. all sizes
", log and trace chains, Iron rvels and kettle ears
Anyl.s and hammers, Wen wheels, lack screws
COW, sheep aud OK bells, GrndSiCn friction rollers
Wrought nails steell ards, Hooks aud hinges washers
Cro"iaf saWs all sizes, Bake ovens shilleis, etc.
SADDLERF HARDWARE.
flames, pad trees etc, Brass and silv'd orrau ents
Roller DucAles, harness To, Brass nails, rOsattes.
Brass. do hooks ana tcrret. Sfahrs and nuicen bits
Japd do do do SWives and pad SCREWS,
Brass and silyG garr rings, Thread avis varnish.
Japd rein and breast snaps, Brass and strrus etc
HOTSEkEEpING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ING CLASSES. LA NiPS. FANCY
GOODS, DC, dc.
Tabled dessert knyesd forks Sad irons and staIsls
Plated FORKS s butter knives, Boilers and sauceI,ans
do table and tea spoons, Brass kettles pie plates
Brltauia and iron do do, Dust pans spitteOIs,
Blasting spoons and ladies Brass. iron Jap cinu KS
Cake turner's, waffle ,ns Walters br dt snuilcr trays
spring balances chopG knives, CGrtan pins, bands
Looking glasses, all Sizes Ianthers and lard lam ps
Solar Lamps, do Go Brassa shoV' lssx torgs.
side and hanging, DO, Britannia ware,
Tea bells, selves, etc, Gridirors and tea kettles
W cod saws and chop'g axes Coffee mills. etc
Pen ard pocket knives. shaving soap, brushes, etc
kazOrs scissors and shears, Combs, purses etq.,
Powder horns, TASKS, etc., Spectacles, etc.,
Bullet mouds gun tubes.
SLEEG III BELLS. SLEIGH BEI,LS:!Y
Martingae straps, 80 bells, Double body strars
10 do 81 do SINGLE do
Neck 10 rough and polished. Loose bells. all sizess
AZ As determined SCH low for CGsh 0aiy,
facilities for obtaining goods IN the Eastern markets
VIII enable rs 10 offer inducements to purchasers that
cannot be found elsewhere.
J. McCLOUp, Jr., & co.
st. Paul, Oct. 9 1851. 2A-Gm.