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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-07
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"hoiEs,LE DEALERS III DRUGs. MEDICINES CuHNr-
cALs: PAINTS Gus, NARNIsHEs and DvE-sTurFs
WINDOW Glass anid Putty, GLASSWARE pra-
FtNERH, iINg SoArs, FINE HAS, ToorH
i AN ara " iiIrE n AsIiIjRU SHES FIELD
HARDEN sAd FLowEE SEEDS, Sur
oitAL INSTRUMENTS SpIcEs
SNUFrs, PATENT MEpI-
'lN&*5 iCRE ~ INES, etc. tor MEDICINAL PURPOSES
tAHci ARTICLES sUpa INKS, letter and CApP.-
FIR, GOLD ard srtEb PENS and STATIONERY
COLD and Tin .oIL ard h grea! variety
ai other articles.
This the Oldest Drug establishment nart,, Of the III;
nos river. We have done business in hi, civ s,nc,.
lr-I. PhNsiciaBs and Merchants ALWAYS Iiud AT ths
House FRESH and tNADULTERATED Medicines and If
the FIRST QUALITY. Purchasers invited To ex.mns
ohf STOCK, SIT r larger than an, other in the Northwest,
anu ~ "fiief' our prices WIN continue 10 be satisfactory
TO any who may trade with us.
Galena November, le5I aoaIv
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MRS. MERRICE'S
Fashionable Millinery Rooms.
No. 90 Main Street, Gaiena, III.

NO 20 Main Street, Gllcna, III.
uST received direct from The East the latest sty les Of
- Ladies silk. SILK and Lace, and Grape, Dress Hats
Florence Braid straw, Hair and Chip Bonnets in great
variety; Ribbons. Flowers, straw Trimmings etc, in
Tact general assortment of Millinery aud Fancy Goods
IL Is Tie intention that every that gives call
shall be perfectly satisfied with goods ard prices
MANTG AM AAING.
IL connection with the above, ali orders promptly ten
ded to II Is NEEDLESS 10 pu "a am wen hnown if not
would refer TO Mrs. H. VI Rice Mrs. fiollinshead and
numerous others. Nise,tes, Dress Trimmings ETC. for
sale low. MARY MERRICE
J. Remember the No; 90 Main street
Gaieisa, June II. 1852 off
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TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN ROCK,
SELLERS AND MERCH MO

kNIL tfade I5j2 Books ard Stationery ~ Whole
i sale. Higgins Kellogg Publishers, Booksellcrs
niaohers ana Manufacturers every variety Of Blank
bnokS, - John street, corner Gold, New York invite
call from merchants and booksellers examine the PRICES
ana qualities Of their very large stock Of
BLANK BOOKS, MENoRANpuN AND PASS eoovS
Embracing every variety needed school and classical
BOOKS OF every Kind used in schools and academies Ii
ofhfy and miscellaneous books for public institutions
schools families and Sunday schools; bibles PRAYER and
of binding. f "''' s'es
stationery o, every variety of foreign and domestic
manufacture all of which they pledge themseIyes r., en-
ply a. low as any other house in the trade
N-H-fe olscap letter paper and slate. a. mill prices
New ysFt, JHiy l. MIA I'D
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ARRANCEoItNT FOR 1852.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

Consisting Of three first class boats,
NOMINEE, Capt. u. Smith
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. NJ. w. LoDwIcK.
DIR. FRANKLIN, Capt. X. BLAKEIy.
Leaving Galona,
The Nominee, Capt q. Smith, Mondays at II o'lock
The DIR. Franslm, cant. X. Blakoiy Wednesdays, al
u O'Clock
The Ben Campbell, Capt. n. w. Lodwick, Fridays
II Il O'clock.
The above Boats viii regularly during the ensuing
Having The Mail Contract, their puHC ity can
be relich ThcY viii remain at ST Paul sufficiently
long enable passengers visit the Falls Of
thOiN-
or speed and odit ION these Roats are ansur-
pa sed, and every attention viii he rad 20 Pass. gcrs
a d Freight They VIII leave punctuliy at the hsur
be sundays
Good. shipped the AZ tnts at st Ious ortatnA, to
go by this line, will be forwarded free of charge.
Galena being the terminus Of tho great thor0us arcs
leading Westward from Chicago and Milwaukee, nearly
a the travel from the Eastward destined Tor the PIPER
Mississippi takes passage by Steamboat hs point
Also, nearly all the Steamboats, the Southern trade
from 81 Louis and other ports below, come into this
port for reshpment for ponts above.
AGENTS.
X. +. Sass, 81. Louis, Nelson, Glbsrt n Co.
h. II. amrbell, a Co., Nelson's Landing.
CalenaC. r Reed, Lake Pep,n
e. r. West, Dnhuque, J.. iiortrcli. Fuut Douglass.
:. NJ LangworliiN, 60, Churchill 4 Nelson
A McCregor, saltwater.
McGregor's Iaeding J. w. Babcuc,, 81. Paul
d. W. Srisbois, P.1u ChitnS. II. Sergeant, 20.
+. u Cowles, Lansing Russell * Rice.St. Antholy.
Campbell y Smith, Jas. pcch X Go cAic,so.
Ia Crosse.
~. Pau, March Il, l-52 Att
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EROC E,REf,S,
AT Wholesale and Retail,

IN Roberts Street, saint Pau. next door to the
" " oTIds Fair The subscribers, believing thai
Goods can he sold in Saint Paul Wholesale as eheaT
rs they can be sold at any place above ~. Louis, have
opened large stock of
GROCERIES,,
of the best criptions for family use which they vii
sell for cash at very snail profit, by retail and ~
wholesale al prices snch viii all retail deal
crs III Minnesota 10 buy goods at ther store. Among
the lending articles which shall offer, will be, DE
sides every other kind Of goods usually found in large
GrocerA Establishment, whether here enumerated oil
not,) the following:
Flour, OF various brands; Sugar and Molasses, al
kinds; Coffee, Tea Tobacco and salt salt Fish. Oys
tiers, Sard.nos etc; Butter, Cheese, Lard aud Oil
LiQtoRS-such as Brandy, Wine, Gin, Whisky
Champagne.
MISUNDERSTANDING Of Pork, Hams, Bacon
Dried Fruit, etc.
Patent Buckets, Glass, Nails, Putty, Shot, Matches
Candies Soap, BRUSHES Drooms, and IA great variety
other goods. KEi " FARMER
St Paul, October g 1851 25-tf
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AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL n co,
SI.i(.G lEuN AEARE..

NNTE feel that apology il due to the Public and the
, w Printer for not having advertised more The
truth is large Winter stock was well adapted e
The market, that Us no time ia write
worth while.
We wish to say 10 the Public that we are about oui
of SHsays: neglbors Rev n Farmer however, have
good sCrtment. We have the other leading articles
OF ami, groceries and other things
EXTRA COARSE BOOTS at S25.
few bhls Mess Beet, do Vinegar "A per gal
Ton; hls MoaSseS AT 40 cts Tobacco, al 20 rts Coi
fee nj II cts; IRON and STEEL, NlSES mot those Of
mtCn ptrance and extravaganza but W nkinsons solid
boN0 ]longhs at SO. Any articles We have, VIII bc sold
al small advance cost anti the opening at Davigl-
ton, when shall be ON hand with lust what is
ed in the Grocery and lren line.
81 pau, Nnrch II. lsl2. III
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NOTICE.

To he passengers Of the S. B. Cor. Ramsey.
and the traretiing pubi,c generally.
\ and after Wednesla the 18th inst, comforta-
~ bic L. s. Mai Coach will leave SauA Rapids Tor
Fort Ripley, every "Wednesday morning : O'Clock.
returning IN time to meet the boat Sauk Rapids every
Saturday Shoutd there be passengers for the Font
intermediate points on the arrival OF the Friday
afternoons, stage will leave Saturday morning AZ
O'clock returning IN time the boat on " ed
nesdav mornings Passengers viii be conveyed 70 III
house OF w. 4. Corbeti near the steamboat landioo
where they be accommod atod.
J. w. CORBETT.
Sank Rapids, MAY :, 1852. 5-tf
Democrat
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ETHER AND CHLoRoFoRM.-Several DEATHS
have occurred from the Of the latter subsistence h.
reason, exchange paper say< If tho f,s;I 90 ~ y.
1t Was discovered after ether, and pronosed =,
substitute 10y French chemist. 1T is pleasan, e.
take and more eiicacious, generally. than The -.
and the result proves more dangerous No deatL h,'
ever resulted i,om the use Of pure washed ether
TINS may hereafter he regarded as perfectly safe
During the present year. there have passed thro,cb
Iowa City, about 1000 emf grants 10: California and
VI COO tof Oregon.
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HIechaGirs' Union Association.

Office, No. J. Goodrich. Blilding srrlA0fGELp, Mass
NJ -. DEAN. President,
WILLIAM Parton. q. 4. WOOD, ~.
H. Il. CDkINs, ft"''''td com.
vENllS Is an Association of Workngmen ana Others
Tor the s.>t4nce Of each other in ease Of
sickness. or accident
~ the paNinenr of the following annual de,osfs Won
VIII become a i. Member, and be entitled to Il ,Hcrh ~
benefit during lie ii should be disabled by knees
accident from attending to your Ordinary business or
occupation. FEMALES insured against sickness common
tn t,fL
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J. {. BURBANK Il Co. st. Paul. WIrAWCETTl
d CO., st. Louis.
NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS co.

CONNECTING At uALENA AND ST. LOUIS WITH THE
AMERICAS AND OTHER EXPRESS COMPANIES
Two and from all the principal cities IN the United
states, California and Europe, for the speedy trans
portatcn Of money and valuable packages collection of
drafts notes, bills accounts, etc purchase and sale Of
all kinds of merchandise
Agents.. r. RICE & Co, ST. Paul; OrIs WEST,
st. Louis, J. BEooKEs, Galena.
\. B-Parcular attention paid to the For,yariin,
anu COMMISSION Dusihess genera y. 3-tf
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REGE LAR pACh ET,FOR ST. LOTyS
AAu In YER II

GEN The new and splendid passen
"a n ger Steamer ''GpLpFN ERA
VLx,:.ys--11 rAi,a.y HIRAM bERsIE, Commander,
has commenced her regular
weekly trips between Gaen3
st. Louis, leaving Garna every Monday evening at 6
O'clock, and -. Louis Friday evening at O'Clock The
Golden Era has been ted up with cry regard to the
safety and comfort Of her passengers; and her State
Rooms an'. Saloons furnished with elegance pro-
v!dod with eVer. improvement For freight passage,
apply Oh beard to
JAMES CARTER & Co, Agents.
Calena. April 81, l-52. 2-rf
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AkEMiJIloHNS-l5o, l, 2, 3, 1 and gals, reed per
H Excelsior, and .oE sale by Ill I MoCLOShEY.
EXTNISkEY-lO0 bbls Old Rye. reed and for salt, bv
w II + McCLOSkEI.
SHOFFEE-35o bags Rio Coffee reed yer GolG en- Era
~ and for sale by ii 1 N'IiOSkEY
vEVOBACC0-l25 bxs Virginia. reed aud for sale by
II M'CLOShEY.
LNGs:-5o0 drums. received and FOR sale by
l. ap7 HF ArCLOSKEY.
ID lCE25 tiercos, reed per Golden Era for sale by
IA aP. MCIOSkEN.
ALERATUS-25 bxs Boston saleratus. received and
~ for sale by M'CLOSKEi.
a CASKS Brown Stout London Porter 4 Scotch
wv Ale, reed per Golden Era, and for sale by
app MCLOSkEY.
NEACKEREL-75 bhls No. I,2& sMsekere, reed
app liz NCLOsKEY.
raVE A-ljo hf chests G P Imp and y ii Tea received
i per Golden Era, and for sale by
app ii I MCLosKEy.
EURRANTS-25 casks Currents, reed per Colden
V Era, and for sale by II + M'CLOSkEY
saERRiNGS-22 bxs Scotch Ierrings reed per Col
Il den Era, and for sale by Ii + MCLOSkEN.
UDAISlNS25Ob Xs " X Raisus, reed and for sale by
~ APP III MCLOSkEl.
WINFIELD casks Clarc and White Wine reed
w and for sale by HFA CLOShEY.
HyACON-50 casks Hams anu Shoulders reed per
I'D Bon Accord, for SAFE BY II + ApCIOSKEI.
NHOLASSES--I0o bills reed and for sale by
4'A ap7 II + M'CLOSkEY.
(NANDIES-l5o bvs Star Candies. reed per Wiscon-
u sin and +or sale 6y MCLOSKEY.
JNAR50 bbs Tar. reed per Wisconsin and for sale bv
app II r MCLOSKEY.
I ARD--5c bbls Leaf Lard reed per Wisconsin and
NJ for sale by + MCLOSNEY.
EDRANDN-9O casks Brandy reed per Golden Era
ID aud Tor sale 10y III I MCLOSkEN.
"a BONES Pint and Quart Flasks. reed and for
sHO sale by III + M'CLOSkEY.
HNiDER NINEGAR-Receved ard for sale bv
- ii + MCLOSKEY.
EUNNlC;-lo,ooo Gunny Sacks reo'd per Bon Ac-
IN cord, and for sale by II MCLOSkEY.
HNRlED BEEFlo 900 lbs Dried Beef reed per Bon
hI Accord and for sale 10y Ii M'CLOSNET.
nRANGES-5o bxs Oranges, received and for sale by
~ III MClOskEl.
E.NLOU R-50 bbls Extra Suptrfne Family reed per
IL Excelsior, ana for sale b, II F McCLOS>El.
N for sae ' BY Leaf ' Farts%f and
EHAM& AND SHOUIDERS-2o casks rec'd per Ex-
II ceisior and for sale by II McCLOShEY.
MESS roKk-3oo bbls on hand and for sale by
~ II McCLO>hEY.
a. oAp250 bxs yellow, reed per Excelsior and for
- sale by HF McCLOSkEY.
EANDLES-l5O bsa Mould rec'l and for sale by
u ii L MoCLOSkEY.
G.REEN APPLEs-loO bbls in store and for sale bs
~ + McCLOSkEN.
CUGAR-55 hhds Fair To Prime n O. Sugar reed per
~ w Wyoming and for sale by ii + McCLOSkEY.
II
- poleon do do; 10000 Washington do do; 10000
bloomcs do dc 5000 Tres Maria do DO; 5000 Union
do; 5000 La Luna DO do; 10000 La Aln,ena DO do;
1900 LA Nacona do de; 5000 Principe assorted dos re-
ceiyed per Wyoming and for sale by
mh26 IL L MoCLOSkEY.
GtHEESE-i25 bSs Western Reserve Cheese reed
- per Highland Mary and for sale by
ap3 III McCLOSKCY
E<LASS-300 bys assorted sizes Wt,dovy Glass reed
" per Excelsior, for sale by HF McCLOSKEY
NAilS-3'5 kegs ass'd reed per Exoelsior, and for
sale by mh29 ii McCIOSkEY.
II ARD OILS bbls Lard Oil reed ard for sale bv
- ap2f-l-2u III + MCLOSkEY.
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ICE.

the days Of Dives ice evidently in use or
Il that gentleman would have called for it, instea,, of
for drop Of cold water, for only will cool the
parched tongue of the invalid. but il will give life and
animation all. Iced wafer alone fit for drinking
Then, how can you keep your butter, your cucumbers
milk and cream, and fresh meat cool without
ice. You can have it, every morning delivered to YOU
warranted sweet and fresh, very small advance on
the actual cost Of manufacturing If
maA E-a) CHARLES SYMONS
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ANHOlE>ALE Grocer Forwarding and Com,njs-
w sion Merchant, and General Steamboat Agent
Ne 30 Ievce t'altna, III. Tie attention Of hnycrs i,
called To stock Of Groceries, Provisions etc etc
Having received by late arrivals from New York Bos-
ton, New Orleans and 81 Iouis, Which in addition To nv
former STOCK, renders IaN assortment comlete shall,
continue TO receive additional shipments from time 10
time, during nav gatio2. thereby enabling me 10 have p
es ana inii Siock Throughout the season. and lee be
at III nnes 10 I'LL orders at the lowest ntrkef rates.
The Receiving ana Forwarding Business shall! in eve
~ Instance have my personal attention. hy which dos
storage and Dras age a. much as POSSIBLE ay:iard
ieel assured taat M facilities and long \,rieuce m
the commission and Forwarding business enable me to
Wa,taht ehife sa'isiac'on to any that may favor
WIN their patronage
Locril Cash advances will be made Produce and
herehahdse shipped 10 me for sac in this market Par
ucular attention viii be paid the purchase Of all anti
cles not IN my line.
y Agent tor Galena and st. Louis and Galena and
~. RAM PAChET LIN OF STEAMERS.
II. +. M'CLOSkEY.
Galena, April l, 1852. III
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CHEAP CASH ST0RT ,-.NV K!OLESA f,
md II Ell AL.

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS HARDWARE, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS q rTIIiNG PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS II RNlTl RE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
FgNiE 81 BSCRlBER by late arrivals is now in
X ccipt and opening i'll his new Stare ST Anthony
street, near the "Amercan House" large and most
complete assortment of the aboye-namtd Goods, which
VIII positively be sold al lower prces TOR cash lan
before offered IN this place. His entire stock select
ed with great care, and purchased in the Eastern and
southern markets Tor CASH that he safely
MS friends and the public general, that il viii be
their interests to call before purchasing elsewhere and
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AYERS CHERRY pECTORaI.

sUNiS unrivalled cure Tor coughs colds, hoarsness
II bronchitis, whooping cough, GROUP asthma apc
consumption, now too well known to require any certik
Gates, Is constantly kept for sale at chcox d Axte,
and JARVIS in ST. Paul. and BY dealers medicine every
where. Joff
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HYDRACLEC CEMENT.

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for III.
sale Of Louisville Cement, Will keep LARGE supply
hand. and Will be sold a small advance from Man
uia. turers prices. H. f. McCLOSkEY.
Gaicna, March %, 1852.
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REFERENCES.

REFERENCES.
/. Chouteau, Jr. d Co., New York,
l.orlnz, Sterling & Co, Pittsburgh,
James Peck & Co, Chicago,
Bridge d Lewis, Detroit,
Kay, Keith & Co, Cincinnati,
Chouteau q Vaiee, ST Louis,
James Carter d Co, Galena,
stillman 4 Rood, "
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THE SAINT PAT IL.

*SN This superb new steamboat nearly o
P~,l----LSlie the SIZE Of The heokuk Packets and
go with accommodations equal 90 the
.xEf~~s<fxk best boats On TIE river VIII be in the
regular Galsna AM ST atl trade the ensuing eson
iahlns two trips wteA, II possible The Paul
VIII b. hard 10 beat The times of arrival ana ,epar-
ture OF THIS boat, VIII be Announced IA regular
rlps are commenced VI. \: HARRIS, Master.
Feb. y. l-52.
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ENG! rs, BOILERS & Mill WORK.
J. r. DOWDALL 4 CO.
W aShingtOn Foundry, st. Iou;s- No

s ANiNc one Of The largest and best furnished q
tN,lshHleits ~ Ibf West, We would call the atten
t" "l I'll persons Interested, IN want of mill work
10 iht iact tha We have the argesf assortment Of PAT
terms in the city. We employ the best of workmen and
use the best o iron in the manufacture of onr work and
having been constantly Increasing our business a., nc
teen ears we Halter ourselves that W. hive given gen
tiai satisfaction Engines OF all sizes fitted up on Iron
FRAMES, ready run.
h"cfs am heavy sheet iron work of all kinds cast
SS ana wrought iron work of all Kinds aad from the
"cst patterns now IN use, for ard sIisi mills
Saw dust Burners Carlilig Machine, r;clers etc
hlllMfigh'S can have work made suit their draw
lEs. Terms, reasonable, and paItcllar attention paid
upon 7
Ne refer 70 Martin Mower, Esq, ArcoIa Mills or to
.'f. r IT, Dciao, Saltwater; who using work of
our Manufacture, for further Information.
May =, 1852, s-,f
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IRON. NAILS AND STEEL.

AEANIFACTlRED by the St Iouis Rong us,,
80 nom Missouri Iron Mountain Ore Chas w
hofhp mas On hand and is constantly receiving Irou
See ard Nails manufactured b. the above estnhlish
ment AT The following prices, for Cash, or approved
Round and square, 5Io"c.o
Round, square and Hat bar, small size ) l-2"7
Sheet Iron, from No 10 to 81 u5Io
Spring Steel, o..
Rough, u.s.
American Blister, IN
NAlis-le H. ie2c-3e-4o-5o6o per h. Sets kce 81 So
l-2 :" S IS
Tets. g 6 rs
sPIkES-cut, tcSc ss
wrought, 10 g so
XX, IL cts.
pse "" "oAcs, 4 I-2
Iron guaranteed. The nails will be found or trial m
be superior to any other in market.
st. Paul, May 20, 1850. s-sm
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stem 10 stern Gurng the wint,r has again taken her
regular place the Upper Mississippi trade, between st
IouS and 81 Peters arid ali intermediate alduas This
boat We'll k0Wn this river, aud hcretolurc her
officers and owners are determined tnat cry effort shall
be made their part the utmost comfort and
safety PASSENGERS, and tu satisfaction slipIers
Thankful for past flvors, hope hv sirct attention
to business 10 n!erii continuance Of the same.
For freight passage, apply on board.
Agents al II. Paul.. 4. Tracy and WIN. CoIstanS
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AMERICAN MILLS.

rIiE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills, will keep constantly hand supply al
Extra Family Flour Warranted superior any Iioul
sold in this market II +. NcCLOSkEY.
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.
Merrlniac prints, Embroidered dresses,
Cocheco do Irish linens
Union do Cap netis,
cpTa2nos 40 l.aces anti edgngs,
Phil. Aliens * Sons prints, Embroidered collars
Blue and Orange do Dress buttons
Hickory styles. Artificial towers,
Heavy brown sheeting, Band boxes,
shifting, Ladies' fare, bonnets,
ilne Florence braid .
n h!eached sin, g Fancy hornets,
~ and IS - Bonn Ell Tt ons.
Blue driilinss, Cap and silk ribons,
Gus DENNIS, Parasols,
Iaiis Co. " Umbrellas
Gable twists Linen table lovers
Hamilton ticking, Union
Amoskcag - Worsed "
Apron checks, JaquaId diaper.
Trash ana diapers, Ladies miNeu hose.
Brown linens, white a,.I black hose
Brown linen drillings Misses
Kentucky Jeans, - mixed hlse,
Plain and fame, Tweeds, Mems half hose.
Fancy casslmeres, Silk pocket hdkfs
Satinets, Turkey red
Lancaster Ginghau9s, Linen Gamble
scotch ladies lid gloves,
Muslin de lanes, l,Ie thread gloves.
BaTacC &c lanes, Gotten
liam haraees, Misses
Portsmouth lawns MEMS
French " =" Isle thread gloves,
nl'k and figured silks, Md elor.s,
Colored crarCs, silk cravats
Crnpe !isseS. Summer siawis,
White illusion, Linen thread
toorct :" Cotton :"
Check cambrics, Spool thread,
Swiss and book muslin, Needles, pms
Gisiop iaWhs Percussion caps,
POplhs. Hraids sl,spcnacrS
Eapes, steel pens. Peal buttons,
lhimbes, razors Agate
Razor strops oat and vest buttons
HOOKS and eyes, Pencils
Violin strings, Gold pens,
tiohh BOWS, Ten and table spoons.
Nolins. Table cutlery
lvor, combs, Pocket knives.
Bath Scissors aud shears,
sac Toy &c.
Riding -
TEAS.
Dung Tyson, Gun powder,
Imperial, Black.
VIRGINIA TDHACEOs
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems kip boots, Womers' morocco ties
thck benny Lind,
" call eaitcrs q ~ 90
Womens' Zip hootces. Chiilren's shoes
MISSES Boys brcgais,
Nomens' cnamelcd Mei.s'
MISSES " CATERS
Womens' morocco haoices, " punps,
- bushlus
Misses palm leaf hats. White shirts,
BOYS Flannel -
Mems leghorn
T. 4. PACKARD.
EOf Main street, Gaiena, III.
Galena March 9th, 1852. Set
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What l Saw at the Gold Digoins.

BY oNf WHO HAS MENTALLY VISITED THEM.
! saw hiaea which, a gentleman of England.
LIVING al h'"e at Case, should have dreamed M sell
perhaps ciec-robioiogised to dream of. | saw hus-
bands buttoniess, but accomplishing. saw bache-
Tors oil uysogync aspect sedulousy rocking the era
die. saw several members of the Meddler family
diligently minding their business instead of eve
~ body eise's. saw many social bore--boring
literally, 10 some purpose here. saw lots of Lon
don ioungers enjoying the reverse of .otu e,9a
Dig saw several of my FUSED up friends expo
rienciag qnite a new sensation in the pirkax | sav
that sonrinand Cutler pitching contentedly INTO "A
sansa'oo chop saw that eN-top, Swellington,
dressed m corduroys and highloys and most conpla
cent?, intent upon washing his last weeks STINT
lFot mentally itallcsed that emphatic singular.
l "a. many expatrated -Hauu,rm who, deempD
gold to be ';he root of all evil certainly proved
himself Wost Jealous IA assisting to eradicate it.
And finally, SAW all sides abundant evidence 10
show that one Of the richest fields for enterprise
was now--ihe Gold Field.-Panoh.
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