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Sleep. love sleep
The dusty day is done
10 from af r the freshng breezes sweep
WIDE over groves Of balm.
Down from the towering palm
In at the open easement cooling run,
And round thy lowly bed,
The bed Of pain,
Bathing thy patient head,
Like grateful showers Of rain,
They come;
While the white curtains. waving to and fro,
Fan the sick air;
And pityingy the shadows come and go.
With gentle human care.'
Compassionate and dumb
The dusty day is done
The night begun
While prayerful watch keep.
sleep love, sleep,
Il there no magic in the touch
Of fingers thou dost love much I,
aain would they scatter poppies Ger thee now
Or with soft caress
The tremuous lip its nepenthe press
Upon the weary lid aud aching brow
While prayerful watch keep.
Sleep, love, sleep,
On the pagoda spire
The bells swinging.
Their little golden circles in futter,
With tales the woong winds have dared to utter
Jill all are ringing
A il a choir
OF goldeD-nested birds in heaven were singing
And with lulling sound
The music floats around
And drops like balm into the drowsy ear,
Commingling with the hum
OF the SepOys distant drum,
And lazy beetle ever dreaming near
Sounds these Of deepest silence born.
Dixie night made visible by morn:
SO silent. that L sometimes start
To hear the throbbing Of my heart.
And watch, with shvering sense of pain.
To see thy pale lids lift again
The lizard with his mouse-like eyes
Peeps from the mortise in surprine
Al such strange quiet after day g harsh din;
Then ventures boldly out.
And looks about,
Ard with his hollow feet
Ireads his small evening beat,
Darling upon his prey
4u such a tricksy, winsome sort of way,
His delicate maraudng seems no sin
And still the curtains swing.
But noiseessly;
The bells melancholy murmurng.
As tears We're in the sky: .
More heavily the shadows fall,
Like the black toldines of pail.
Where iuts the rough beam from the wall
The candles flare
With fresh gusts Of air
The beetles drone
Turns to a dirge-like solitary moan
Night deepens. and sit in cherries doubt alont
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which there have been received, viz:
For Fire Premiums. *1S;'2s, 10
For Marine Premiums ipt',stt
For River Premiums 1,'','t -"
+
8s0llss !,
,, m 1861 10
y eas r G p.gru s,iams @ ~ ~ ... 1892 a. 5css SO
Earned ending July 49, ~
pnil period ts oowa via: o,o,.,,e
Fire Risks.
Marine Risks. - w eW
River Risks. ltotio ~
gas g ,,, lie 900 20
a36s,l9s ls
Rsn4urances, Exrenses, .....s12s70 q NOS 1sA*
less Interest," DISCOUNT etc 53i25o IL i'''s ~ tt 10
M ,l Dros for ves1 ending July IT, 1882
Th. Company have the following ASset4 ,,.
lIs Rergfrae Premium .277s s42 90
Ia bond Mortgages the city Of SewDr- an
lsana, worth double loaned es
Due premiums in o, collection 90
Cash on hand
Total Aasets .fo2. .
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PAnsH os oHlk'ss'i
Of NewOrcGns },
the SOh July, 1854 be ore ie, we
scroer lste Of the Peace in and f the city s,oitn @ Mutual
Company who being dolly sworn aofn
law dpose nd that II .itig accounts aFe l" ana "
Sworn and subscribed before me day July s59
N''s"''' for the Parish Of Orleans
t The Trustees have pay interest Of SIX PE
CENT on the profits for the 1850 and lt7 10
the folders thereof legal representatives, on and als he
ser day Of AugustneIt.
The dividend Of THIRTY PER CENT on the
earned Company for the ending the 4th July
ls54 for will be issued md after the SECOND
MONDAY in September next. -.
(Signsd) Z. j. mANSoNl, ,oeereEAfy'
THOMAS A. ADAMS President.
ptrpp prp,tl
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Home Mutual Insurance Company of

s capital of ta30a, ia prepared 20 receive
Applications for - ~ -
u The ohce of the Company, Nc 50 GRAvIER STREET
with becomes interested sHced and the
pofts divided who nsure with the company ip
the control Of the Trustees
company purely the mutual principal of insur
ane and subscription (t713500 ae
sec1rty policy holders.
portfolio the atsins ornspeeon byi
s " '' ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
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Affecting Storm of lnarun.
A FIRST LOVE.

TRANSLATED FEoM TIE GERMAN, THE MUSICAL WORLD,
BY HENRY MASON
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company

t nconformty with equsionu of theft charter the Company
submit the following statement:
Amount OF premiums year ending July
Amount premiums upon risks July Ia
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Harmony Division No. 15, 8. of T.-The following the
oairers Of thls BgsGs w. p
WIN S. MOUNT, r. 81 WM F. HoRNgKoK, A. R. s.; JAMES GovAs
a. JogN MEYER, s.; CoRNRLIus GoLpNs, Division
meets MONDAY EVENING, at Temperance Hail. 90 St
Charles street ihaS
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sH'0rfe&'s Safe Cosnpassey.

TEEliE attention of the public is called to the
made on entire pnePlg We first form rack
wrought plates bars which
chilling the liquid metal and making npee.
chsel drill and capable Of resisting bowso
ssge To Hctarifc necessary say Nature
Mechanc bolts straps rive for the
remove with perhaps less effort than required
put Them together Neither the burning element make npes
ma lined tits with tiEe-proof wall.
hesitate ayiug these Safes with LILIES
EMPIRE DRILL. AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
really depository for other val
bes say irthe but little security any of the popular
Bank They all the work of uiechr
often broken into, as experience has Demonstrated - ,
This Company prepared to furnish at short notice SAFES and
RANK VAULTS Banking Institutions Mercantile
Firms nvuasa which will be warranted Drill and Powder
Proof when secured with i.llie's Bank Locks.
sample Safes and Locks together with Day Ne1s
the office Of W. W. WHITE Nc.
II smp Frhls 81 CPsTTEES Agent ss Camp street.
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Odeen Temple Of Honor No. H7Nieetn every THURspAY
the ending Oct 81 1872 THoMAs FRlsp
pxn W. r. F. S. MoReAs W. T. PolIARp, W. T.; j.
BENDER, w. u. JOSHUA Dow, W. D. u; B. PATrIsoN VI c.
~ WonIyKRroN, W. S.
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PROGRESS OF STE AsBo ArSs IN THE WEsr-Thrty
ago, there were but four small steamboats, running
the Western waters. During the last year, (lS5i no
than three hundred and twenty steamboats, we're con
rucSed--at Pittsburgh 1l2 Wheeling 40; Cincinnati
IL Louisville 81. The aggregate tonnage amounted to
1927 tons. The total number of passengers carried on
hese steamers during the year The marine
Insurance effected the hus and cargoes amounted to
40 For the six months of the present year there
re tynne steamboats, built progress of construc
ion Number of steamboats, destroyed IN the course u
be year 1851 belonging to the four districts above
,a.sd was IA of this number 10 were snagged and l3
burned The number Of lives lost by these disasters Was
49,
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nR. ROWAN'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
~ BLACKBERRY RooT-An Infsibls Remedy for BOWEL
Cholera hobus Summer Complaint
Dyseuery Cramp Collie etc. Exceedingly palatabe
iyl7 P. L. MASSEY.
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Crystal Fount Division No. a, &. Of E-hsets every
THURSDAY at o'clock At Temperance Hall NO. 70 s CtGs
Officers for the quarter W. Il kLIs W. . H.
Brown, W. Al g. P RIue, R. S. H. w. ELLIS A. R. ST. BonrH
j. s. HARRIs Tt D. W. BRowN, c.. A HERO, a. e.: WIN
WATsos, |. s.; r. w. POWELL, O.S. jy?i
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL

THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
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Union No. s. OF T-Meese very FRIDAY EN EN-
ING o'clock, the Temple Hall No. 222 rchoup9glas
the present term
Wp P H. CAnsEs, ". A n MGGuAlrER Rs A. RSsESWIs,
S.. A BURNS, T. s.. Wm. WHTsETT T.; bRIokMSEti -
DoNpLE A. c.. HuaH GRAHAM l. S. A LANEkRT o ;SlCh
BRCKMYRR No. 2l N1waVe;
LAMBERr COULTER, of Common and arsis
strr.ts jyl3
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-04
ALEX. RAMSEY

NEEELING BRIDGE CAsE.--The cecbra
icd case vf The State of Pennsyivania against the
bridge cross the Ohio river at Wheeling, has
been decided in the United States Supreme Court
n laEcr Of Pennsy!vauia. The decree OF the
ie1H ;, that the bridge shall be removed as Il,
-l.--n-e, and obstruction to navigation, or be
eef7,cc as 10 admit Of the passage Of all YES
sris.
IGScRANcE OF AMERICAN AFFAIRS IN
THE New York Courier and Enquirer
coFes be sabjoined paragraph from ola Naci-
g.. Madrid journal IL is speaking qC Mr..
rs eos'er- whose ieiIer 10 the American Minister
u SPaio, produced the the release Of the Cuban
psissHefs--
- BEE venerable author of the most complete
Chronological Dictionary in the English langua ge
faer0 ia England or America, the coolest Pres
hsier'aa ever baptized according TO the rites Of
t-iyln, n the State Of Massachusetts,, the most
Fc-a0-- nd courteous Of the PariiaRs who people
ts nau aiacicres Of the beautiful city of Boston,
N he .iates Of New England, in his present Of
Ice q Secretary Of State Of the Anglo American
HePasiir, has answered the just claims Of our
sogerau.sDi.''
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SEALED PROPOSALS

TWILL be received by TIE undersigned, through the
Wv Post Office till The 18th of March next inclusive
for the opening and constructing 50 much of the Point
Douelarss and st. Louis Road, lies between Still
water and the Falls Of Srnt Crox. The following are
the general specifications according 10 which the road
vii, be built.
/. Ii Will be opened 100 feet wide, that il all trees
brush, &c, 20 be crt down within This width.
.. All shrubs, brush and trees of whatever size that
may be found standing strip OF fifty feet in
width to be cut down or grabbed up TO al least nine
TO The easy and SAFE motion Of wheel carriages be
removed f;cm said ce:,;er strip.
8 in all places OF low wet ground, good, solid, and
sufficiently high embarked roadway, of least twenty
feet IN width top, to be made OF good. firm, dry
eral, earth gravel and where required, of logs
cred with earth or gravel.
1. In places where the ROAD made side hill, the
drive way 10 be et least eighteen feet wide top. with
good ditch on tile upper side ard such cUvert,
and side bitches will protect the road from wash The
road such places be provided with good sllbsi
tal rail, log, or wall araPei as Inc Engineer in charge
may direct. !.tt
grade OF ut least one foot liz ten and all inequalities in
the bed Of the road 10 be smoo,hed OF or flied up.
6. Ill the bridges TO be made of good sound durable
tmbernonc OF watch Is to square less than loot
and be built least feet above the highest
mark Those Of spans under twenty feet TO be built with
four sTngers, hewn square, these strngers to
,ig ubuients which they be trcenaied; the
nbutncn,s "a be made Of logs naiiened two sides,
well treenai!ed al tied together The flooring To be OF
two inch plank well ed to the strnsers, and to be
provided with good subsian:s railing The bridges 81
spans from twenty thirty feet 10 re constructed IKE
those under twenty feet except that there VIII DC iou'
slringcrs treenaiicd Oh four.
!. The whole construction be under the -oi m
direction ofthe Engineer Agent in charge the par,
the United Etaes and 10 be subject to sch alterations
and notifications by him. the in his judgm emf
may require
The road will be divided into thrcc sections and pro-
rosers requested to bid separately FOR each and by the
mile The Grsi section will inciude the distance "A
miesl between the ceaetey the top of the hin Still
wafer rn the 39th mile station Otis' house The
second section will include the distance 10 niles be-
-
And the tLiri section VIII include the distance niles
between the 49th mile station and the 56th mile station
this latter station being between Tay Falls and the
Falls Of S. Cruix Zach OF the sections is TO be finish
Cd in foe months from the date Of the contract.
For any further particulars, persons desiring TO bid,
requested apply the office OF the undersigned
The proposals should lie endorsed propos for Still
water and 81 Croix Falls Road"
J. II. SIMPSON,
Isl Lieut.. Corps Top Eng.
Office Genial. Government Roads, !
Min. Tey.. 81 L aul. Frb. 10. ls52. .3-5t
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TRUMAN M, SMITH

NOuLD respectfully inform the Merchants and
w others having Notes and Accounts TO collect
thai he will attend TO the collecting Of Notes and
counts in ST. Paul. ST. Anthony and the surrounding
country. Per centase moderate, and all business in
trusted to my will be promptly attended TO,
have no other business my hands l...t
References rt -,.. t..,st ~
Capt. A. Wikin, Secy. of Territory; S. II. Sergeant
W. Dahl, Vim. III. Stman & CO.; H. Z. Slndford
DIR. N. Barbour.
May be found at the store of WIN. IL. Stillman d. Co..
when not absent business All Notes and Accounts
left in hands of w II. Stllman d Co, will receive
prompt attention by me.
TRUMAN NJ SMITH.
So Paul Feb. IA. 1852 4l-y.
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p. X. JOHNSON,

Draper ard Tailor Jackson street, nearly opposite
the Minnesota Store $50
ID ESPECTFUILY announces to the people Of Mime
sofa Territory, that he is carrying the Merrlipnt
Tailoring business where he offers for sale, and employs
experienced workmen 10 make INTO garments, cheap for
cash, the following named articles
French, English md American Broad Cloths, Plain and
Fancy Cassmere, great variety Of rich Vesfings, nO
Shirts, Collars, Drawers, Under-shrts, Suspcndsrs
Gloves, Cravats Hats II variety OF goods for sumncr
clothing. aud Macy articles not mentioned, which for
neanets durability and IT. be surpassed by any
in the trade. Thankful for past favors, he soliei;s
continuance Of the same.
r. X. JOHNSON.
pall- Junc 4 1851
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
NnTIl,E.

r.HtH y NOTICE.
DURING my absence until about the first OF April,
II the business of Insurance Agency, for the Etna
Company, will he transacted by &. Babcock, ESQ., at
the office OF the Register OF Deeds Third street, St.
Paul X. r. NELSON u
St. Paul, January %, ie52. Colt
NOTICE Is hereby given, that application has been
IN inside BY Seth NJ Sawyer. TO the Probate Court Of
ashngton county, Minnesota Territory for letters OF
admin. iratio the of John NJ Sawyer deceas-
ed, Of said county, and that said application will be
heard and decided my Office in saltwater, said
county, ON Monday, The 10th day of February
HARVEY WILSON.
Judge Of Probate, Washington county.
saltwater. jan. 2sfh, l652. AIS
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ELFELT g. BROTHERS,


IN est REsrEcrFrLLy sogei, the attention Of the
1Vh citizens of St Paul. and its surrounding country,
to examination OF their rste and splendid stock OF
DRY GOODS,
Lately received from the Eastern Cities which they
offer for Cash at unpreceden,edy low prices. A.
mong their assortment be found the following, being
only part of their heavy stoci:'
NE LAINES--Of everyqualty, from 90 cents TO
~ IS cents, et -,o,- ELFELT e. DRo's.
CAsHMERE--A abeau,if'll assortment, 10 be had
~ at ELrELT Bros.
ALPACAS--plnin, Figured, Black and Changeabie
IA may be found at ELFELT & BRo's.
nRESS SILKS--Biack, Figured, and variety of
IL styles, to he found at ELRELrs
SATINS and Florences, for Bonnet Lnings-every
- color For sale at ELFELTs'
VELv ETS--Rieh silk, and Cotton do, to be
at ELFELT g. HOS
IHIDBONS--Boanet, Neck and Beta beautiful
IA assortment. For sale at ELFELTs'
HNRAvATS AND SCARFS-.Gents black and
u Figured silk aud satin-an elegant variety
For sale at ELFELT & BRo;s,
CCARFS--Men's and Boys woolen--a large varie-
- ~, from 20 CTS 10 81, at ELFELTs'
ELOTHING:--A large assortment of Clothing and
~ mems wear, to be found al ELrELrx'
rARPETS--FIoor and stair Carpetng, very cheap
X ut -LFELTs'
EASSiNlER F1S--B!aek Doeskin and Fancy Cas-
~ smeres, for sale at ELFELTs'
TNLOTTIS--Blue, black, and Fancy colored Cloths,
~ very cheap al ELfELrs'
WINDOW CURTAINS--A superior article
w for window curtains, at ELFELrs'
LU4ANNEI.S, Tickings and. Linscys-A Large as
IL sortmept, TO be had at ELFELrs'
DUCKSKIN MITS aud Gloves for so cents, at
- ELFELT's
HkLOvES--Men's and womens Kid, silk, and WOOL
N en- Gloves, at ELvELTs'
~OOLEN IIalfHose-ya good artielc--only rs
w cents, at ELFELrs'
X DKFS--Lsdies' Linen Cambria Kdkfs, from IS CTS
IN to $3 for sale al ELFELrs'
ACE Undcrsleeyes-A superior assortment, to be
u 4 found at ELFELrs'
ENDGIEGS and Insertings-A Large stock of silk
~ Cotton, CaTnbric, Swiss and yaconet Edginss and
InseYtings at ae ELrELTs'
VUNOYS--A great variety Of Toys and Fancy Articles
i for the approaching Holidays, to be seen at the
Toy Room Of ~ ELFEAr d Bios
November. l6sI Joy
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THE SAINT pAITr.

SCA This superb steamboat, nearly oi
2--.l~r,z1ussie the size of the Keokuk Packets and
E.Exik wiki accommodations equal 10 the
s2 <Sx $hf1 best boats on the river will be in the
regular Gaena and ST. Paul trade the ensuing season
making two trips per week. IL possible The Saint Paul
VIII he hard TO beat. The times Of arrival and depar-
tnre OF this boat, will be announced regaar
'rips ars esinnenced. ~. n; HARRIS, Master.
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JOHN MORGAN,

.Mid,cay det,ceen 81. Paul and Stiitcater,
2 EGS leave to say TO strangers visiting Min
Il , nesota, and the public generally, that having
now made his arrangements complete for the ac-
commodation 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
see company from abroad, as well as from neigh
boring villages. They will find the charges
moderate. .tt N2-l0
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\ presenting this justly celebrated remedy TO the
z community, make wild assertion Of its eilica-
cy, is any hope held the afflicted which facts
10 not warrant. Many proofs are given from the iirst
men In the nation, and from the hrmbgst s They
facts from which the inqnirng Judge for them
selves. They have generally BEEN given unsolicited, rs
an acknowledgement for relief from the suffering, or
from the still laudabe motive of bcncilting Others
in distress. Results continually showing that the
medicine fully sustans the best antoipations that
formed of il, and the high reputation il enjoys.
For the cure of CouoHs, COLDS, INFLUENZA Ho fRsE-
NESS, CRour, BRONCHITIS, IScIPIEyT CoSsuMPTIos,
and for the relief Of Cousumptve Patients in advanced
stages Of the Disease.
For sale by
HICECON KELLOGG,
Druggists third street, 81. Paul.
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THE STONE STORE.
Netc Goods al LOtc Prices.


". SIMPSON, cerner Of Third and Roberts streets,
Boots x Shoes, Eats, Caps, Hardware, Woodeaware,
Queensware, etc Furniture. large stock; Farm mple
men,s Of all kinds, etc. etc, 10 which lie invites the
tention Of purchasers
June 90, 1851. 40
LIQUORS.
EEORT, MADEIRA, Claret Malaga and other Wines; old
Z pale Cognac, Fourth Proof and Baldwin's Ameri-
Brandy, Bourbon Whiskey, Gin Rum, For sale
low by june 26--(l0) j. ~. SIMPSON.
a <ROCERTES-Te Sugar, Coffee S. ii. Mousses
1E Rice, etc. For sale low by
jane TO- 90 JW. SIMPSON
L ETCHUPS, Pepporsauce, Pickles, Preserves Sauces.
IN Brandy Cherries, etc. For sale low by
June 26 40 j. ~. SIMPSON
large lot OF BetIseajs constantly hand and for
N sale by juno LIDO j. ~ SIMPSON.
HDACON, Hams Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, always
I'D on hand and for sale by
June t. no. j. w. SIMPSON.
EIyAMlLY FLOUR, Elkader extra and other brands
II always on hand and for sale by
June L. U0) nv SIMPSON,
4 fine assortment of boots and Shoes polka, buskns
N bootces, misses, boys and childrens shoes which
particular attention is invited by
June IS 90 J. ". SIMPSON.
Deadly made clothing, large lot, for sale by
IL June &c. j. ". SIMPSON. 3
EIlRESH butter and eggs. meal, reserve
u cheese ETC., for sale low by
June &c. 90 J. ". SIMPSON.
(tOOKiNt: stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
~ June 60 j. ". SIMPSON,.
uDURE and No. !, lead, glass, putty and nails, always
II on hand and for sale by
June 26. j. ~ SIMPSON,
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ROOTIESS

rs IL for yesPe eYpect prosperity who practice the
j bad ecohomy Of buying wrctehed sale boots and
shoes, when they find genuine custom made work;
both sewed ard pcgsed womens shoes, gentlenncn's
coarse and fine boots made, upoa honor Of the
beet material next door DIR. Barbours Apothecnry
shop md nearly opposite the Post Office Third street,
ST. Paul; where you may always hnd, ready 70 take your
measure, when in, JOHN QUINN,
r. s. Prices fine calf boots, % 90; see,Bd quality,
es soi best kir, 81 SO; best Nrsgsns. - 90. =.
Jan. 81. s. - = .f.sFfst9- VI 1ss 4lf
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TO THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL.
HkEEPLY sensible of past iavors again invite youI
~ attention TO my MILLINERY ESTA b
I1SHMENT, confidently assured that can show
you variety OF materials and trimmings that viii repay
Inspection.
Ny facilities are now increased for supplying you with
the latest styles, and hope TO he able every de-
mand which taste and styl may require.
Ny arrangements for the seas IN, persuaded, viii
fully that Success to which the Ladies oi SAM
Paul willing to contribute, when puuctuality and
anxiety please. blended with a nawedgc OF What
their excellent taste requires.
NJ. A. MARVIN.
Third Street. ST. Paul, November 20, 1851. 81
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SAINT CHARLES HOTEL,

TuvIE subscriber has taken lease Of this large Ho-
Il tel, with all its entbuildngs and appertanings.-
Sensible that there is demand the Pals for public
house Of the very first Glass; the subscriber promises
the highest standard as the market OF
Minnesota will pd,nt; and will endeavor having an eye
all the premises ascertain all the time what is
wanting 10 make cacs guest conteDted.
u. 4. MOULTON.
Sept. T. 1851. 20-ly
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jill. STEVENS 4 co.,

PROFESSIONALLY. the place TO buy Goods at
d the lowest prices, north of Saint Louis is at the
lately kept by Tracy on sd streets now crowded
with such goods that II makes every lady who sees
ihe u Xinlnte the tenth commandment look at.
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WANTED.

HA BUSHELS OF good Spring Seed Wheat and
d VV 80 bushels Deans, (also for seed;) wanted
i'm neda,e!y Apply at the Mnncso,s Outfit Ofice.
ST. Paul, Feb 10, ls52. i4-ot
ST. Paul papers please COPY.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-04

KAyE invite the particular attention OF buyers and
w others. TO our large ami varied Stock OF Winter
Goods yet remaining hand, which de-
termned close great sacrifice, in order
make rooia for our rev supply of Spring Goods, which
We are expecting on the first boaIs Therefore these
wishing good Goods al low prices, would do well to
call upon Immediately. We would here state TO
friends that our stock still comprises Winter Goods of
all kinds, Carpeting. Groceries, Glass, (lueenswarc,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Window Shades &c. with
handsome supply of Toys, Soaps aud Pcrfumeries.
ELFELr d. BROTHERS.
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