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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA THURSDAY MAY 49, 1852

fifteen men, and the thumb forty inches in
circumference. There is another statue
called after the god Dabio, made of copper
twenty-five feet high, in sitting posture
This shows that the Japanese understand
the art of working in bronze, and they are
tar ahead of Christian nations in this par
ticular. They allow polygamy, aud they
often strangle their female children, tu.
never the males. The nobility extract the
two front teeth, and supply them with two
of gold.
The principal rivers are the CJingava and
Askagava; The former so rapid aud wide
that bridge cannot be built over it, the lat
ter remarkable for its depth and perpetual
fluctuations. The chief lake is called Citz,
Is one hundred miles long and twenty one
wide. large valley exists in the interior,
filled with carbonic gas, aud called the Val
ley of the Upas. Ii is covered with skee-
tons Of numerous wild and tame beasts and
birds. The Emperor, it is said, often sent
criminals to The valley to bring away n pre-
cious gem of inestmabte value, aud the
bones Of men also whiteu its deadly sides
Acldulated lakes and thermal sprjngs are
common throughout several Of the islands.
Their great sources of opulencc are their
mines of gold aud silver, but they have no
antimony, calamipe, sal amonac, borax, or
cinnebar, (quicksilyer.) These articles are
IN demand, and bring a high price. Birds,
and every kind OF duck are plenty; cat1phor
trees are abundant, and the cedars are the
fines. in the world Few countries opon SO
fair field as the islands Of Japan for botan-
zeal and geological research. lt is not ne
cessary here to enter into a detailed statis-
teal accoun, of the commerce Of Japan. A
direct trade to that empire would mcrese the
commerce Of this country about two hun
dred millions Of dollars annually, if not
more.
1t has always been in contemplation with
this country TO make an effort 10 open di-
rect trade with Japan. Commodore Porter,
as far back as 1915, addressed n letter 10
Mr.. Monroe on the subject. (Jhis letter
has been published an The MteNigencer) Ii
was intended 10 fit out trigate and two
sioops-of-war and place them under his
cammand, but subsequent events prevented
the conSumaton of this design, hut it has
been revived from time to time, without be-
ing carried out; but i few years ago the un-
derS gUed drew the attentIon of the Hon. j
" Mason to the subject Nv the recommend
alton of "A steam line TO China, with Il view
of incidental commercial intercourse, and
finally direct trade with Japan 1t would
require but small efforts TO accomplish COM
lnercial intercourse with 50 shrewd people
as the Japanese, who are alive TO CONNER
cial feelings. A steam line direct from New
York to the isthrnus being already in exist
ence, 1t is an easy matter 10 continue it TO
The Galllpag0es, which islands abound in
coal; thence to the Narquesas, and on 70
Shanghai or Jeddo. w. -. PORTER.
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swimming from the stern post of the ship.
wbich hal just gone down, to a portion Of
the forecastie dccE, which was floating
about 20 yards from the main body of tho
wreck; something struck him on the back
Of the head, and he never rose AGAIN.
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e. ERnNTRISs.

6tROCERV and Provision store, having removed 10
IN }d street. nearly opposite the Post Office, is
prepared u offer old and customers The choicest
selections in ms line; including hams. pork tea coffee
sugar, rlcecyery thing ia TACT, that wanted for
ia families and boarding houses at the very lowest lis
Jag prices.
81 Panl March % - 5G-lf
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Slrgeon, j>iciap and .iccopcher,
a GRADt ATE of ihe pt,is and Turin l Universities,
n has takou Lls residence IL 81 Paul. He VIII take
pleasure in e<hihm- his Diploma to ;fy who de-
IT, IL. &. VIII have -, Office at NJ. Tr ms.
Fourth street. Paul; where Lt be found, and
VIII lrop0ilN attend TO every ca.l.
\. u. Dr. =. Aas Instruments ri re most approved
kinds for every sur-c, operate ever required SPY
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THAN GnICER.

Matchmaker and JtreIer, Third-sf., 81. PaWi
FEAS inst received and keeps constantly cn hand n
Il general assortment Of Clocks, Watches ard dew
olry. Also pefmcry and every other article in bis ne
Gentlemen and alies respectfully lavitcd 10 call
.;Cv siuber, lS5l
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Nh'- -tvt tfLL fHHNffitfH.
GtRADUAIE o. H4rHaIl University. Cambridge,
Va Mass -. i believes il Glfy, stranger, hc
hinstl and ihc community hc intends 10 make
81. Pau his permanent fc>tieaCc thi he has
had years acrencc in the hospitals and practice
Of the Eastern cities and also of the OF ihc Mis-
sisSipp vail, -is . graduate Of he oldest and first
University of the country. and was for number of
years IA. private pupil oi tue eUiucrt Sar-eons
and rhS iciars Of Ne~ YORK BOSTON and ihiadciphit
Pr French VIII -Fc pa tclur atftou 10 Diseases Of
aud children ',nd r-pe, ;iuily cffrrs his
in the practice 81 SIT-cry Medicine and .w.try
the citizcn. of 1t. Paul and vicinity.
REFERENCES.
Drs. Crow. Ray, Robcr ,on, Rittoe, &C.. GAIFNk;
McsSfs IIo.>hcdl, Rice a Becker, Mr.. Roberts, }. "
Simpson, :. II. s;ergeni, Gen. McBoa ST. PAUL.
October Is. io5i 2Gti
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+. =. NEW ELL.
Commission Merchant,

A Nd Dealer IL Ioreisn and Domestic Hardware,
N cooh. parior aud heating stoves OF al kinds, Sc
loC tcl from the Troy Cincinnati and - oj, markets
comprising The varied assortment of double ovei
stoves an! ranges ,Ae Eastern market affords. Hollow
wart kcitCs. pots ovts sAts furnaces, ity ius pans
WaG'e irons, shovel> tougs, &c
Asolarnrg ntcp"ils, ploughs, cradles rakcS, hoes,
SAovcls. scytiCs statIs axes saws, sad irons, zlnc
spring balances Coite mills wire, nails, taUSs, &r.
Jaaned ware OF all Ainu>. lamps ad caNdlcstIcks. nj
braS, iron sd TN; httaI and Kitchen ware tea and
coffee pot>, spoons indies sknmcr., coffee aud
gar toNe, scrub, hachrg and other brushes ydr,Ilic
apparatus; well. cstcrn and house pumps of all
water rams, lead pipe, sheet bar and p- lead. &c,
~ ny stand TArd Robert. street, Saint Paul.
Muuc.ats +. :. y.
Scpt,inbcr /. ISL. 2U-,f
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION

On s. nt50uy street, ftr0 doors beioc the Anleyican
House.
rNNE undersigned would respectfully invite the
uon of the public, their large and We'll selected
stock oi Groceries and Provisions. Also Ready Made
Cioin. Beots, shoes. Wines. Liquors. Nails, Glass
Hardware, etc, all of which will be sold cheap for cash
l3Please cali ana examine before purchasing else
whefe. IRVINE d BROTHER
ST Paul Oct l6. 1851. rs
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Ei!ssjI.ENS

Il iot people u expect prosperity, who practice n"
h h0d economy oi buying wretChcd sale boots and
shoes. When they lHd genuine custom made work,
10th scwcd and pC"ecd womcns shne>. srntemcn'S
coarse aud Ho boots, cstom made upon honor. of the
best material. neat door br. Bagbrur's Apuht cary
shop and roaill opposite the Post bce,n Third street,
81 Paul, WHERE may aISo. find, ready tahe you-
measure, ~acn IN, JOHN al Inn.
F. :. rrires fine calf boot. So 90; second quality,
- -; hcst .ip s. 50; best brogans, = o0.
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TRt MAN VI. SMITH
Exchange and Deposite Oiiicc Of
GEORGE w. HARRINGTON &c CO.,

Exchange and Deposite OsIicc OF
GEORGE w. FARRINCrON &c CO.,
81 .Gnth0Ry Street, st. Paui,
MONEYS on deposite, and interest allowed on all
AFA sums deposited iur three moutiis and over.
Exchanges on the principal cities East and south for
sale.
Collections in auy Of The states promptly attended
investments made in Real Estate, or otherwise, for
living out of the Territory, in the most advan
geots taauner.
oHicc hours, from 10 to II O'clock and from to 4
O'Clock. 33f
MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE.
Nearly opros ic the American House, ST. Panl)
NN A. COLLINS ~ co, dealers in saddles. harness,
ELs trunks &c; sadder, hartSarc saddle trees skirt
Ieatacr coach coach acts, sadlers silk, bellows
bands, b;ts and string leather.
BOOT AND sHoENtNEERs sroCK.
Hcmock tanned sole leather, oak tanned sole leather,
oaa tanned upper leather, Nip ard calt~kns French Ger
man, ihaeiphia and Cincinnati caltskins; ali kinds o,
ladies and ccntler morocco red, Yellow blue, green
pink and white Innings; best goat, 5noh and sheep bind
ing; boo; and shoe findings boot trees, a>t crmp boards
clamps pegs OF ali sizes, shoe thread all kinds ron zinc,
and copper shoe nails
IT, The highest market price in cash raid at all times
for beet hides, sheep and deeTshlGs.
MAJ 1T E. A. {. 4 co.
G. J. KOvIrS n co.
HsUR Manltactory every thing in the fur line made
n in The best manner. Ladies turs, sleigh robes, fur
coats, and gloves Upper Town. near Fuilers brick
store, st. Paul. 45--tf
SPENCER. KlRXPATRICK a HARKLEY.
GTORAGE, Forwarding a Commission Merchants
- Levee, Lower Landing, ST. Paul, Min. Ter
Feb. 10, 1852. lilly
OAK HILL CEMETERY.
A IL persons desiring burial. obtain Information
n by calling upon the Secretary, J. W Selby or the
President, G. ". BORUP.
So rsul, April l, 1859,
y. X. JOHNSON,
Draper and Tailor. jackson street, nearly opPesite
tae Minnesota Store
EDESPECTEELLY annonnces 10 the people Gf Mime
sA sofa Territurv That he The Merchant
Tailoring business, whrge h offers pr sair and employs
experienced workhen ta make INTO garments, cheap for
cash, the following named articles:
French English and American Broad Cloths Plain aud
Fancy Crssncres great variety OF rich NesIlnas fine
shirts, tCGrs Drawers Under shirts, Sis pendars.
Gloves Crasat>, Hats variety Of goods for summer
clothing, and maRy articles not mentioned. which for
neatness, durability and G cannot be surpassed h any
in the trade Thankful for past favors he solcits
continuance ni the same.
L. h JOHNSON.
81 Pau, June ), l.jl
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REFERENCES


A TTOENElS AND cor NSi.LLORS At Law
IA 1ad Solicitors IN thaEc,fN. - faul. Minnesota
attend with PROM ptnts> and fidelity All law hu>i-
rHru>t, &C. i ir IA Minnesota and .hc n 0n
in. counties of i,,uli-u.
'Panruar affcIlilI will he given to the collection
of debts, and the ocal non oi Land Warrants.
SEPT. H. I3Ji. 22-l
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PAPER HANGING.
THIRD ST. OVER SpENtERS STORE.
VHyHE subscriber prepared Paper, PANT and 6nis
u the inside Of houses u unsurDasse1 and beaGli
fl manner. All work entrusted to hn vii be executed
with neatness md despatch.
ST. Paul, Anrl %, lS52.-2m JAMES J. PECK.
THOS. q. REED a CO.,
EKvOULD respectfully, announce 10 The citizens OF
w st Paul and the Territory generally, that they
have iust ened rcsh ana splcdid stock of choice
Iiquors sting of the best quality Of Brandies Gin,
Whiskey Ruf, Wiaes, CIDER, 30. Alsn, Groceries ana
Provisions oi every description, which they ur Tor sale
the lowest prires for cash. Merchants and traders
from The country respectfully msIed IN give them
call.
i j, store On Third street, ore door above Jac k,on
-. Paul, Aug =, 1881. 10 81
SCHOOL BOOKS.
4 AIARGE assprfment-just received ard for sale low
n Nv COMES,
ut the Franklin Book store.
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WIN. y. COMBS,


BOORsELLER AND STATIoyER.
~ EEPS constantly hand complete stock %
IA Books and every description Of Stationery to-
ee;he with fancy Goods, nearly opposite the American
House, St Paul.
April l. 1852 Soft
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PAINTING.

a. ltR MAN \ NoRtY. on Fogrth street,
~ Paul. near The middle % town la tat building of
NJ. Knox, up stnIr~, NAY be otn. ready attend
Painting Ii ali us departments. House printing sign
painting, earrigc alI pfal puintin,, all dorc
Gp promptly. aad with paints cf the best qinty. live
do our work in slovomly. uIlWorkpanhc manner, we
90 hot expect 10 get business in the enlightened Of
~. Faul. 3iF SHERMAN y MOnEN
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JACOB. 3. NOAH.

4ft0rneV 4i Lane ant Soiic3iOr ia Cbanccry.
ExOMMIS>lONFR for States oi MIME, RhoG- l,a,.d.
u CoGnc ctirut New York, Ict,nsS ivan,a, Virginia
Alabama, OHIO aIii Louisiana.
q Al instruments to be used or recorded in any o..
the above states, may be iaAcn at my Office IL ST Paul
Jalv 81, i-5l. Ia-f
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PAPER HANGING.

DOCKET CVTLERY.--Al large assortmen'of
q fine pocket cUtleCy Of the best manufactUfc for
sale hy W :. CpHIBS
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POM DER.

pow DER.
J.. RTSSEF.L is agent for the sale of Iolins and
- smiths celebrated rife and mining Powder aud
VIII furnish purchasers with any quantity from one TO
thousand keys, At 81 Louis prices.
u Orders from abroad promptly filed.
j. H. HfSSEII.,
26. ISL. ftn) DnbuQue. Iowa.
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and GeDera
Land Asent--'t. Paul.
Particular attention viii be giscn 10 collections,
PAY ing Taxes, u'.ring Lands, Securing Pre-
Empiion Claims, ard entries made BY Military
LAID Warrants Stl
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IA AViNG made II. Paul his permanent resi-
D. T. dence, VIII attend to All calls IA his proles
sion IN town ani country. lie may be found at
present, "a, the ssore Of Mr ". II forbes. Il
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MINNESOTA PIONEER.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY JAMES NJ. GOODHUE.
OGce on Bench ST., neer tie junction Of Third


~ TIE PIONEER viii be furnished 10 subscribers
al TWO DoLLhTs Yer anhun,, invariably IN advance.
T. No subscriptions received ior less than year.
IL All letters TO this Office he PREPAID to
oeiye attention.
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WHO WANTS I'll RNlTrRE.

w VI
/. . !. ; i.
&N At the CABINET UIRE-ROOU, cor
FTF5h Of Third aud Minnesota Streets. SAINT
N " Paul, keeps hand, and viii sell cheap
TsGES~1 or cash, sofas, Dirans, BB.s,us, Tables,
fEX Desks. Lounges, Bedstoa ads hairs and al
4 ~ u other descriptions of Cabinet Ware made
in The best manner. aud ont Of Wcl-sea-
>1n,d materials. The Ubo respectfully invited
cal ana examine 2Ss
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STYLISH COATS.

.Ghc b. Isl. 90
STYIiSH COATS.
sE\TTEi Vests AM. well fitting Pants, have much
y 80 With the Of mau Kind. The dress. is
oN index of The and perhaps the
II people Iu>s make the of the
wPa5er. Ii Will he study enable tomtr- a
make ood impression upon the world, far it
be n,compii~ii,d b, Apparel We have large
of cius and trimmings Cf every quality; and will
not onN make all garments to Orer warranted to fit;
but shall keep Ilud q choice of ready
~ Idc clothing, coats pants, vesi- craVat>. oyercoats.
SHIRTS drawers ai Undefsrs for sale cheap for cash.
drapers ild uIlors. intend to deserve the
If SAINT Paul. We always be found shop Oh
Third Street, nearly opposite II. \. Iamhet'a.
WILLIAM IS HENRY NIEUAUS.
paUl Nav l. IT,
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JOHN HOLLAND n CO.,

AycyioSFFes >xn Ce>r,,, a,rvre
., >-.-. -
M HNfi NJ " areh 'nae t'eh'h street SAINT PoH,
q improved i@fhN, ln"d ,utS, ad HoHscs iof sdic
OF f't tuN d'tN OF 'dNai1S'iicht>- ana prompt pay
mthl on sues Eoot r,lSrchcts given WheH required.
- iaHl, APrii ID, - : 9&-iy
gEyIIE uuicr.ign.d Lvie - GA rprcinfed ,rcnt. f.,
The sal If H.,l ESf,,. Ne ,'nti,o that th., have
;, lol4 in Kittson', - iio To- 81 PAM and .ix lo,. IA
Whitney & Smiths. ASi0-C,ur lot, IA TIA. nm,
town watch the, " IN >fl cheap on application heiI
made to them at ihcr auction rooms
CD,LJNSN TJJJ
huctiorcers and Real Es,aic AGENTS
ST PanI. ApriI 49, i-52 a2-tf
~ ,S,,.,.,.,
~ rho .,rn q 20 ; G ~ 20 -, tl't ,,r~
"A 20 pi w., C ~ ;, ~
- ~, 80 nv - ',1 w. 90 -, -; o '''' "i'
.r, ..-,,,.,, r..,;i., -. .,'t >,,.n i .
49,, " " '' s' " anu ~ 9'' u
5oo hr-,,o, .ot 6rrrs ,,..lo-,
:. ' 90 . %'r '''''
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DR. Y. fS.iEEDI

"TouLD respectfully inform the citizens Of Saint
w Paul and vicinity. ihat ie has returned after "a
temporary absence n eS months ana otrs his pro-
esSonai services L. t' public. Thauhit pas ivurs
and soliciting sha, u iwbic patronage, he VIII prac-
lice upon The E,cruc Reform frnople dlscarin-
Curl ali IT, forms liz " u be ouad II Lls old stand
at All hours, cScc.l wlcE Professionally engaged.
April TO- ls5l PSI
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Goiut Souls.
CITY IDTEL, ST. louis

(iIk sOIfI. III. Lou ~
corner 0f Ihfrd and TtRe *t"effs
T. BARNi " proprietor, viii always be happy Ia see
his Trends who down business OK pleasure, irnt
Wisconsin, MINI, sota, and from elsewhere up the Mis-
si>sippi river. Nov. ii. 1870.
+. CHot rEAU. ~. JAS. HARRISON. FELIX VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
[hOtcau, Harrison ~ Vale.
NROPRiETORS nf the ~. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS.
VIII keep ON hand a tuli sGppiy ot mere hant bar
IRON boiler plate sheet iron and nails, GanUaciufod at
their establishment, the of the Iron Mountain.
and VIII also al othtr articles usually kept III M
iron store WHICH they invite the attention ct coun
merchants.
J. Warehouse, No 129, Second street, st. ions Mo.
CiiAS. w. B0KtP,
Agent at 81. Paul.
Nav 6. ISL. 81.
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Saint l)aul BUSINESS Goro5.
{ (.MECH.f.NTC.4L)
MIt.LINEpY.

MILLINERY.
MRS. l.. VI. S'EUA Il s,S, wishes 10 inform the
ful u them for their hind patronage during The preceding
year. s'i has just retGrned from the East with the IA
rtsr FtaHloNs and Il SPLENDID assortment Il Goods.
She has Aibbons that hc surpassed both il hettx
ahd qua this side of New York Artificial flowers and
planes velvet and Velvet TRIMMINGS IF every color.
etc. She may he found az her old stand few rods west
Of he Preshy Craa Church, where she wonld be happy
No.ember, ls5i. " W " a-29yl
TO TTfF. LADIES OF ST. PAUL.
E.LErLi Sensible Of past fvors again luvite our
y atteutiou TO my MILLINERY ESTAB-
LiSltNENT. confidently assured that can show
YOU variety oi materials 'ad trimmings thai will repay
inspc. ion.
Ny facilities increased for supp iug you with
che latest It, les, aud hope BE- gile every de-
mano which taste and stNl may rdgnire.
Nj ar.any yc,1euts FOR the seas . persuaded, viii
fully tHsrre that success IL winch the Ladies Of Slit
Paul willing tc contribute, when punctu8lty and
aaNictl to please blended with k@nejee of what
NJ. y MARVIN.
Third street. -. Paul. November 90 ls5i 81
JEW ELRy: JENyEERY:
TIVE subscribe has Just receiyn FROM New York, a
= iu-e assortment ot rich aud fashionable JewrIry,
consisting II part 81 thc following articles: gold chains
finger rings lockers rings cu n> ladies and gents
breast ns btacclniS Tor seals and buckles. goit pens
ana penciis Which he VIII sell On very reasonable terms
WATCH REPAIRING.
EtHRoN0MoTFR, GuiltN, horizontal and vertical
V Watches Caretully repaired and warranted. The
Subscriber III give his personal attention the uice
aH@ lEI Iurtht lrarch 1T watch rcptlH%. and the Va
nous neat ana intricate Departments uf Jnc Jew clry h-
sine>s; AID hopes by strct attention he wants and
wishes of his customers. O. their appreciation ana
patron tec. 4 ID. ROBINSON.
Matchmaker ana .Jt,Ne.Cr.
~ Pau, April 2s, 1882. I'll
di~f received, large assortment of Clocks, cheap
81 ior CASH, at RObi\SpN'S 1rvVc'yy Store
LOOK SHARP.
Bf>ES Shou -crordin- ia y aturt and Shoes made
y for all ind of ni,, a,cd Fees. tv
BROOhE n AETiIUH.
A. thcr new shop ~. Anthony street, above Fort
street. ftcre they arc 1t pare, to 10 all AInds Of
BLACn S>iITHsNG
share OF The public patronage is respectfully solicit
ed.
\. D Ne chargcs far Horse Shoeing when rot salts
factory 80 customers.
: Paul, Icb. ). se-tf
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81. PAUL,
Door, Sash, and Blind Mannfactory.

Door, Sash, and Blind Manufactory.
Corner of Fourth and ~. Peter strects.}
NJ. WISE \ CO.,
FT\ER grateful for The liberal patronage heretofore
IA extended TO thcH beg leitVe ufarm the h.ilo-,
oi 81 Paul IHd the .! mankind general, that they
are always on hand, and prepareparcd make any
amount Of Doors, Window Sash But> and FRAMES to
or cr ht slor notice Ia the most durable manner and
al 'c most reasonable prices for cash. Give call
Dccciilher p, ic5I MICHAEL WISE,
3OV JONAS Gl-E
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St. paul Business Cdros.
MECHANICAL s, PROFESSIONAL
CARPET WEAVING.

CARPET WEAVING.
F8NlE SUBSCRIBER, AZ the Corner of Fifth and Min
u ncsotl streets -. Paul. prepared weave rag
Carpets, eIual IN appearance To ingram Carpets al
very low price. Any Of Old garmeuts MAY be used
np more ecopoDiceiiy in tits WAY, than any other;
and there is scarce, family that may not IN short
time save enough 81 this waY, for a handsome and dura-
bic carpet. EDWARD NJ. WAL TIERS.
Janusfy /. ls52. BY
T.. :. Carpe,s hand for sale; and al sorts of Rags
bought or exchanged foT CARPETS.
E,s e.. PRICE,
EplkSrERER, can bo cuni near the corner of Jack
and sixth streets, the iover siinele mill
h. D. T. has served regular apprcnccshp al The b,s-
ness OF pasttrlng and bccS,s ne give entire ss,is
faction to those Who na! employ him, in any hvaach
his business
z. s.-Two good journcymen are wanted Immediately
ST. Paul, Aug. IT, Ic5i n
". IL. PARKER.
HDiASiERER and cisiern- builder, informs the people
oi SAINT Paul and VICINITY that he Will attend
promptly aud faithfully the work entrusted - him in
us line o business Niich he PROCESSES understand
thoroughly. June IL, le5l. 9-y.
BoOk BINDING.
Fk>iE subscriber ~ pld respectfully infnrm the citi-
4 1ens Of 81 rGti and its yciuy that ne is NOW car
tAing or the abo9o busaCsS, ii the 2ud story OF r. NJ
>penrerN netv building, corner OF sta and Robor street
Particular attention paid 10 binding Magazines Period
reals &c, IN plain or fancy binding, the shortest
aid on reasonable teens.
JAMES MACINTOSH.
So panl, March -, ls72 l9-tE
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IN ~, where they do things up White, not Brown
81 all have hand all times, Bread and Crack
crs, Cakes and Candies OF ever, description; Ice Cream
and small Beer and every thing else in line Call
anu for yourselves. Il w. BATES.
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FHNEN DES his Profess 0nal the citizens of
u SAINT Paul AM vicinity. OFFICE 4; SAINT Paul
Drug Store.
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NpiS his o'.icc ~ iAe of L. >losps Store where
BE Nh bc ready attend t. proit >sional calls.
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AUcTioSEEas NSD GsNURAL AGENTS.
EINRNiTURE Nareh ruse, Bench street. Saint Paul
e lmproyoi E0rH,, Tovu lots, and hotscs for sale
n rc't. Advances 0u c0nsinsncnt. and prompt pay
ntht on stes Goot references given when required.
81. Paul, Aprii Is, ,. 52-ly