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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-14

SEVENTEEN CASES THIS WEEK!
READY MADE CLOTHING!
SPRING GOODS 1852.
TX ZEN, CHILES & BALDWIN have this week re
IA beived full stock of good Ready Made Clothing, to
| which they call the attention of all in want
Black French Cloth Dress and Frock Coats
Brown, blue olive and black French Frocks light
Do do do Sacks do
Black Canblet and Drap d'Tae Sacks and Frocks
Light Alpaca and Goat Hair do
English Merino Dress and Frock Coats
Grass Cloth, Linen Lustre and brown Linen Goats
Real Searsucker and Bill Check Sacks
French Tweed Sacks and Frocks
Silk, Satin, Italian Cloth Farmers Satin, Bombazine
Light Cashmere, Marseilles Grass Colth yellow and
brown Linen Vests, &C., &c.
Also, Pants all grades black and fancy French Cass.
Bill Check, Marseiles striped, Drilling all colours Meri
no, Cambet, Kossuta Cloth, &c, &c. Also large va
riety of Shirts, Collars Cravas Ties, Gloves &c. &c. al
qualities, prices, coors and styles. No. 102 Main st.
NH 25 KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN.
bacon sIDEs.-a5 hhds of prime quality, forsale
Dby
ap 80 T1NSLEY & BRYANT.
TANNERS OIL.-5o bbls No. receiving and fol
Il sale by
ap30 TINSLEY & BRYANT.
NAILS.-3oOok kegs assorted sizes, from 3dy to 4ody
~ 1000 do Spikes, 4, A, 5, 81 and inches
500 do Tobacco box and lining
500 do and 10 dy Fence-on hand and
for sale by
ap 80 TINSLEY & BRYANT.
XNET NURSE WANTED.-Wa nted to hire a
w nurse; for of good character and without
ncumbrance, liberal price will be paid. Apply to
ap Soft CHAS WORKMAN & co.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-14

HNKE, LIFE q MARINE INSURANCE.
Il The Richmond Fire Association are now prepared
TO Issue poces OF Insurance tho above description of
risks on as reasonable terms any similar company
respectfully ask share of the patronage othe public
Applications will be received at the office No 223 corner
Main and9th Streets where the officers will cheerfuy fur
nsh Information that may berequired Alosses prompt
ny and literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President,
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These extracts combine in eligible fo, all the val
liable medical properties ofhe Drugs which they repre-
sent to the exclusion and useless constituents
and have met with approval from Physicians here and in
other sections of the State during years past, in
which we have been preparing them
PURCELL LADD x CO, Apothecares,
no 25 90 Main ST. corner l4tb
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N ARSEALL aALT.-6OO sacks, affOat, for sale
1v1 by
apr DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
IN ROBERTS BAKER, Graduate otthe Phia,
l. delpha College of Pharmacy, has returned to the
city, and would be pleased his friends the Apo
thecary and Drug Store of ADIE & GRAY.
nv 4 lat Main st.
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MINNESOTA TERRITORY.

We published in the Globe, eight or ten
days ago, Il circular written by General
Joseph Lane, delegate in Congress ,om
Oregon Territory, giving description of
that country for the bcDef. of such Of our
readers as are desirous 10 ,Inigrate; and
we now publish, with same view, circular
written by the Hon. Henry IL. Si.iey, the
delegate III Congress from Minnesota Ter
riioy. giving description of the country
he represenls.- Wash. Globe.
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4. :. NEW ELL,
Com Merchant.

A ND Dcsler in Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
"A cook, jarlor and heating of all kinds,
lcCted from the Troy Cincinnati and 81. Lous markets,
comprising The most varied assortment OF double
stoves and ranges, the Eastern market affords Hollow
ware kettles, potts. overs skets, furnaces , ing pans,
waffle irons sh0Neis tongs, DC.
A'sOl armng utensils, ploughs, cradles rakcs, hoes,
shoye's scythes siaths, axes saws, sad IRONS, ENC,
spring balances coffee mills wire, nails, taC6s, &c.
Japane,l OF all kinds. lamps and Caidesticks, Of
Drass iron and lin; bttaia and kitchen ware, tea and
coffee pots, Spoons ladies' skmmers, coffee and
boxes scrub, backims and Other brushes, hvdrauc
apparatus; well, cs,ern and house pumps of all sizes;
water rams, lead pipe, snee bar and pig lead &c, &c,
at my stand Third, Robert. street, Saint Paul.
Minnesota. /. :. \.
September !, 1851. 20-tf
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~ This superb new steamboat nearly of
tf.--t~r-71<s4H the size of The Keokuk Packets and
x--sss<f with accommo modatons equal TO The
s@ff<-x Sszx1 best boats on the river, will b. in the
regular 1aena and ST. Paul trade the ensuing sesson
aAing two trips per week. il possible. The SsE, PAM
WIN DC nara 10 beat The times of arrival and densr.
tufe OF ths boat viii be announced as soon ns rpg.r
''ips ~, @1e :, commenced. NJ *: HARRIS, Master
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Have Won good Understanding !

MARVIN, invites the public TO examine the
/s best stock of materials in his ns that has ever
been in the Territory. He challenges either side OF
rhe Atlantic to produce better quality Of French Calf
SKINS specially adapted for the winter season.
ON hand, also, Ladies' hne custom made shoes and
caters Also Gentlemens Calf and Kip Boots. the best
ths, can be made. You know the stapd-Thrd street,
near roberts street
Ssss< Peal NOVEMBER, 1861. 81
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HRADU ATE OF Harvard University, Cambridge,
In Mass. Dr. +. believes it duty. as \ stranger, he
owes himself and the community. he intends 10 make
81 Paul his permanent residence state that he has
.lsd man, wears experience in the hospitals and practice
Of the cities also of the diseases Of the Mis-
x..,ppi yal!ey,--is "A graduate OF the oldest and first
University Of the country, and was for a numer ol
the private pupil OF the most eminent Surgeons
and Ph, sicans Of Nev York. Boston and lhsdel pha.
DIR. French will ci.e particular attention diseases OF
voaen and children, and respectfully offers his services
In the practice Of surgery, Medicine and Midwifery to
the eiizt MS Of ST. Paul and vicinity.
REFERENCES:
Drs. Crow, Ray, ob,rtson, Kittcc, &c, GALEsA;
Messrs. Holm head Rice Becker, Mr. Roberts, j. W.
Eimpson, 5. H. Sergeant, Gen. McBoal, Sr PAUL.
Orto 2C-tl
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CARPET WEAVING.

VENHE SUBSCRIBER, at the corner Of Fifth and Min
Il nesota Streets, ST. Paul. is prepared to weave rag
Carpets, equal in appearance to ngran Carpets, at
very low price. Any sort OF Od garments may he used
mp economically in this WAY, than in any other;
and there scarcely family that may not, i'll short
time, enough in this for handsome and dura-
BILE srpet EDWARD NJ. WALTERS
January j. 1852. Bay
p s. Carpets on hand for sale and all sorts Of Rags
bought or exchanged ior Carpets
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CAYHCART 81 BROTHER.

South west corner OF Roberts and Third streets
a RE selling of the balance OF their Stock of Wines
IN nTd Liquors cost and charges, which is much
lower ihan they could be bought Galela.
Their Stock consists Of :he following, viz Port and
Malaga Wines. BrGniies of different brands pure,
Holland Gin Swan brand also American BranGes and
Gins old yIong'a Whiskev, old Copper slilrd do.
Those wishing 10 purchase, would lind ii TO their ad-
vantage To call and examine before purchasing else
where, they ANXIOUS close the above, and Will
offer great bargains for CASH.
st. Paul. Feb II I652 l3-tf.
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WILLIAM TAYLOR,


EIAS built and fitted up a SHAVING SALOON, on
u Third street. next door west OF the new Post OF
flee in Saint Paul To the increasing luxury, sy e and
etsacc of the growing metropolis of Minnesota where
he VIII be happy to citizens and strangers in >aiuf
Paul, in every branch Of his business according
best Of his ability
49,
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EAGLE BAKERY,

TENilE mdersigntd near the American House Saint
Paul. wish il to be understood by viil.eTs and
by the people OF Minnesota at large, that they will al
be prepared tu sell Pilot Bread, Boston Crackers,
Butter Crackers. and al kinds of Crackers, Gale,
ana 81. Louis prices and Of the best quay ard also
furnish families for balls and parties every Kind oi
Cakes. u Can ana examine.
STUART a SPENCE.
Ir,,a l.,
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DIR. n. BARBOUR

XKyOULD respectfully inform ihe citizens Of Saint
w Paul and vicinity, that lit has returned after a
temporary absence Of lew months, ard offers his pro-
essona services 10 the public. Thankful for past avors
and soliciting Il share u: public ratroEogc he will prac-
tce upon the Eclectic Reform Principle discdrdng ner
curry ali FORMS lie will be found al his old stand
st all hours except when professionally. engaged.
Ap.iI 10. 1851, %,5i
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

Consisting Of three first class boats,
NOMINEE, Capt. o. SMITH.
BEN CAMPBELL. Capt. VI. w. LoDwIcx.
DIR. FRANKLIN, Capt. X. BLAKELY.
Leaving Gaiena,
The Nominee, Capt o. Smith, MONDAYS at IL o'loch.
IL O'Clock.
Tie Ben Campbell Capt. NJ. W Io1wick Fridays,
at l2 o'clock.
The above Boats will regularly during the ensuing
c;son Having the Mail Contract, their punctality can
be relied on They will remain u ST. Paul sufficiently
long TO enable passengers visit the Fails of Saint
thnny.
For speed and accommodation these Boats are unsr-
passed and every attention will be paid Passengers
and Freight. They will leave punctualy the hour
be out On Sundays
Goods shipped 10 tie Agents al ST. Louis Galcna
so by this line, will be forwarded free cl charge.
Calena being the terminus of the great thoroug hfare.
lending Westward from Chicago and Milwaukee, nearly
all the travel from the Eastward, destined thc ppr
Also, nearly all the Steamboats, the Southern trade
from ST Louis aud other ports below, ino this
port for reshipment for points above
AGENTS
r. F. Sass, ST. Louis, Nelson, Gilbert & Co.
Il. Ii. Campbell, 4 Co., Nelson's Landing.
Gaena. C. r. Reed Lake Pepin.
6. r. West, Dubuque, l.. Herze, Point Doug ass.
s. vi Lansworthy, do Churchill 4 Nelson,
A. McGresor, Saltwater
McGregor's LaedingJ. w Babcock, ST raul.
u. w. Brisbois, P.du Chieu.S. ~. SargPaut do
+. u. Cowles Lansing. Russell 3 Rice st. Anthony.
Campbell d Smith Jas Peck * Co, Chicago.
La Crosse
ST. Paul, March II, 1852. i7-tf.
SPENCER, K!RKPATRICK ?IARKLEY.
GTORAGE, Forwarding & Commission Merchants
~ Ievee, Lower Landing, st. Paul, Nn. Ter.
Feb. 10, 1852. lilly
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TSSI MAN Nj. SMITH

" 4 y
XNOUiD respectfully inform the Merchants and
w others having Notes and Accounts TO collect,
that he VIII attend t6c collecting OF Noes and Ac
counts in ST Paul 81, Anthony and the surrounding
country. Per centage moderate, and ali business IN
trusted to my cure viii be promptly attended TO, - |
haze no other business on my hands
References:
Capt. A. Wilkn, Sec'y of Territory; s. H. Sergeant
" Dahl, Wm. H. Stiliman a CO.; III, I. sM'tiord,
Dr. n. Barbour.
NAV be found at the store of VIM. II. Stiman & Co..
when absent business. All Notes and Accounts
left n the hands OF w. III. Stnan ~ Co, will receive
prompt attention by me.
TRUMAN NJ. SMITH
81, PAM Feb. IA. 1859 ALLY.
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ENi,RESS NOTICE

N0R. BURBANK Viii leave st. Paul for Gacna
17E Messenger, every other Monday, commenting lhe
2Sth Inst.
TIE Company have made arrangements with Messrs.
Corwth OF Gaena, by which persons wishing to remit
money 20 England, iIeland Germany, can he accom-
rnodated
BURBANK, FAWCETTE q co.
puUI Feb. ) lcj2 lq-tr
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SAINTPIVITO FORT RIPLEY,

NRyE now undertake to carry through The mail. reg
w uldIiv. between st. Paul and Fort Ripley and 70
convey pass gers comfortable stages, leaving ST.
Paul tgulufly, Nonuay morning al nine O'Clock,
with thu mail and with passengers Express husi
1ess intrtlsed care between s.. P.ni and Font
Ripley. CORDlTF.
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w. III. PARKER, d,

W. lie IA X h Elk.
uDLASTERER and cisien-builder, informs the people
il Of Saint Paul aud vicinity, that he will attend
promptly and faithfully the work entrusted 10 him, In
bis line of business which he processes TO understand
rhorou.hlv June I9, 1851. 9-y.
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For the Pioneer.

Mr.. EDIroR.-The lyric song of the Venu-
sian poet, I'D Puerum, may be used SO uppro-
prIateiy in condemnation of the luxury and ex-
iravasance which MARKS many of the banaue,s
OF the day. that | submit the following iransla
ton. And though it is no, what may DC called a
Stree translation.'' in connection with the notes
appended, 1t will be generally understood
o boy.* hate the festal preparations,
The rich profusye banquets of the Persians
Their chapletst bound around with lmden-rnd
DO me dispiease; give DER Thy search to find
The places where the bushins wild rose blooms,
And lolters late, TO deck our banquet rooms.
lis my desire, that you be sedulous TO add
Nanght 10 the myrtle, il cannot be TOO bad
For thee, boy,t to be SO crown'd W ith ever
green
As are the guests, who drink beneath the thick
end vine.
SIGMA.
AIN the banquets Of the Ancient Ronaus where uch
etiquette OF attendance observed the Office of serv-
ing the wine was performed by boys, aitred with more
care than the other slaves.
fChapets were supposed be Of efficacy in chez king
inioAicaiion Among the Romans, they were made OF
IVY myrtle Nervaia, etc. interviewer chiefly with
lets aEd roses
III was customary that the boys well the guests
should be crowned with wTeaths
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DIR. r. UAHB(TT,
ID. 4. FRENCH, NJ. d.,

HAS his Office in the Of J.. soans store, where
III he will be ready attend professional calls
saint Paul November. 1851. 32y
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BOOTIESS

il for people 10 expect pros pentv who practice the
Il bad economy Of buying wreir5ed sale boots and
shoes, when they find genuine custom made work;
both sewcd and pogged womcns shoes, gentemen's
ard fine boots, custom made upon honor Of the
best material, door To Dr. Barbour's Apothecary
shop and reary opposite the Post Office Third street.
St Paul; where YOU may always hnd ready to take your
measure, when in, JOHN QUINN.
T. 5. Prices fine cuff boots, So 0D nd quality,
50 SO, best Kip. 8, 90, best hrosaEs, 81 90.
AM
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ENEEDS OF WARRANTED, QUITCLAIM AND
Sepx sa PIONEER OFFICE.
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Exchange and DepOsitc Office Of
GEORGE w. HARRINGTON Il CO.,

Exchange and Deposite Office Of
GEORGE w. FARRINGTON Il CO.,
81. .1nttopy Street, 81. Pau,
MONEYS on depOsite, and interest allowed on all
AVh sums deposited for ,hree months and over
Exchanges iii. principal cities East and south, ior
sale.
Collections in any Of the States promptly attended to-
Investments made in Real Estate, or Otherwise, for
persons living OF the Territory in the most aSanta-
ge0Us manner
Oaice hours from 10 to II O'Clock, and from 10 4
oclock o5tf
XVNt. IL. WEIGH.
ATTORNEY And CotSsELLoR At Law.
COMMISSIONER Far the State of Michigan. Office
u in Irvine's brick buildins near the American.
st. Paul, January :, lS52. 3ey
j. L. HALSTED,
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER
OFFICE, Of third and Cedar streets, ST Paul.
" Refers by permission, TO
His eacy, GOV Ramsey; J. H. simpson, lst Lieut.
Corps L. :. Top. Eng, 81. Paul; Ex-Governor Felch,
Michigan; Prof Williams, University, Aich Rice,
Hollhlshcad d Becker, st. Paul, NJ. I.
FOR SALE,
TIME subscriber offers his well Know Tavern STAND,
the Halfway House and Farm, for sale, sitnatcd on
the road between saltwater aud St Paul. hai! way, ana
Willow River. The house is large and comfortable
frame building, well calculated TO accommodate the
travelling community 1t is also situated IN the must OF
the delightful scenery, surrounded by lakes 'aa'
abound in fish
The farm consists of one hundred and sixty al
land of which there twenty in cultivation. and
about v under fences falling spring oil the bsst
st the corner Of the house.
For further particulars inquire of Henry A. Lambert
Esq, 81. Paul, or the subscriber ON the premises.
JOHN MORGAN
March 5, 1852. Att
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GOING IT ALONE.

BIvRFD. HARDY, is now sole proprietor O! the Amer
4 lean Saloon; and being longer in comp any. is
therefore the less 20 company; being
prepared all times them with 'thc best he
Las ~ his shop
st Paul, January 22 lsJ2-iotf
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ST. PAUL,
Door. Sash. and Blind ManufaCtOry,

Door, Sash. and Blind Manufactory,
Corner of F0nrth and ST Peter Streets
Nj. WISE a CO.,
ENNER grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
kA extended them beg leave 10 inform the b. ders
o ST Paul ani the Of mankind in gene raj that they
are always hand, and preparepaed to make any
amount Of Doors, Window sash. Blind, and Frames 10
order at short notice in th. durable manner aud
at the most reasonable prices for cast. Give q call
December -, l55l. MICHAEL WISE,
Soy JONAS GiSE.
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DOCTOR CARLOS.

Sur ,eon. Physician aad -fccoucher,
4 GRADUATE Of the Paris ard Turin Universities,
"A has taken his residence in 81. Paul he will take
pleasure in exhibiting his Diploma 10 any one who de-
sire. DR. &. will have has Office at Al Tnrpin's
Oh Fourth street, 81. PAUL. where he be found, and
Mill promptly attend to ever, call.
,. Dr. C.. has instruments of the most approved
kinds for every surgical operation ever required 32y
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ave A isiI' OF ROPE FOR A HALTER

On To persons, and they know F->-c
kfyE&S we'll enough how 10 ind horses; bat tr5&azM
2A--asE il you give men the hes, horses and xs-sS
ponies in Minnesota, they viii not know where to find
good Iialters, Saddles Brides, Mrtingaes md Harness
ses, until they learn that 4. II. FRENCH has re-
moved across Third Street ST Paul. hi. shop,
door Of Sam'l H. Sergcni's where every
branch of sD!dcrv and IIarncss.InGaing, well as
Trunk making is rather cheaper and better than
any where else in Minnesota
s;tiIf pnnl
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Saint pdul BUSINESS Garos.
(MECHA.NIC.fL.)
f.. Il. PRICE,

-
T.. Il. PRICE,
eLASTERER, can be found near the corner of Jack
son and Sixth streets, near the lower shus niii.--
L. H. r. has served regular apprenticeship Lusi-
ness OF plastering and believes he give entire
iaclion TO those who may empio! him, any branch o
his business
j. s--Two sooc iourneymcn wanted immediately.
ST. Paul, Aug. Il, ls5l II
BEViNS LANSING.
bEALERS in stoves, and nuacturers Of every ,Ies-
~ crpton of Tin and Copper Ware, a few doors be-
low Tie American House, ST Anthony street.
June 26 1851. HO
G. INQUIRE. CUNSNIITH,
T the sign OF the Big Gun, Third street, ST Paul
IA next door 10 Caves Saloon prepared 10 do an,
w"k IN lis line OF business, promptly and to the entire
satisfaction Of customers.
July 81, 1851. Is
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WHO WANTS FURNITURE:

M W. N. STEES,
!: !
MN Al the CABINET W4RE-ROON, cor
Ery1h of Third and Minnesota Streets, SAINT
X W Paul, keeps on hald. and will sell cheap
Es1 for cash, sofas, Divans, Bu:eiis, Tables,
Y N Desks, Lounges, Bedsteads, Chars and all
ECV Y other descriptions of Cabinet Ware made
in the best manner, and out of wcl!-sea-
soned materials. The ublie respectfully invited
call and 4 examine. 2-SS
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DIR. j. ID. GOODRICH.
VNENDERS his Professional services to the citizens of
Il Saint Paul and vicinity. OFFICE, at Sam, aul
Drug Store.
Sept. IS, 1851. 23-sm
DRS. HULL & SWEENEY.
WAVING entered into partnership, viii practice
their profession ST. Paul and vicinity. Office
81 Anthony street, between Soans aud Farm gton's
stores.
g. An assortment Of pure medicines FOR sale.
ls52-3m
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DAUGIERREOTYPES.

II kR. JARVIS, who is GisposiBg of his stock in the
- Art, fast possible viii take Pictures At lower
pnces than ever known before in the West and
such easily portable by mail, any part Of the
world.
What think you OF good Pictures al 81 SO?
81. Paul, Feb, S, 1892. i2-tf.
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Saint Iouls.


Henry STAUFFER. WV. NJ DoNALD. II. IL. BEEsoN
Ii. STAIFFER ~ Coz
PAPER MANUFA RERS,
Paper Mill Warehouse, No Il6 North Second Street,
Saint Louis. Mo.
Always on hand, Printing, Writing and Wrapping po
per, &c, at low prices. 2-J2.
CITY HOTEL, ST. LOUIS
Corner Of Third and Eine streets.
T. BARNUM. proprietor, VIII always be happy to see
his trends, who down business pleasure from
Wisconsin, Minnesota, and from elsewhere up the Mis-
sissipvi river Nov. III, 1870.
2. CH0U rEAU, JR. JAS. HARRISON. FELIX VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau. Harrison ~ NaI!e,
HEROPRIETORS Of The st. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS,
a. viii keep OIL hand f,ill supply of merchant bar
iron, boiler plate, sheet iron and nails, manufactured al
their ostab shne from the of the Iron Mountain,
and will also keep all other articles usually kept in
store. which they invite the attention Of country
merchants.
a. nreouse, No. l99, Second street, St. LOUIS Mo.
CUAS. W. BORDP,
Agent st. Paul.
Nav S 1851. ST
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CALENDER a. N.TTIgENs.

CAFENDER & MATTHEW'S,
HyIAtkoMllHS, at the Red SHOP, the east side OF
- Roberts street, ST. Pau. prepared with the
best stock Of iron and steel Of all patterns
that ever was brought to this town. including, beside
common English and American iron, Juniatl, Bloom,
Swedes Russia and English barr also German and bis
ter Steel and article OF steel for cutlery equal
best OF Sheffield. In connection with Smith Shop
we have also Wagon Shop, with supply Of the best
seasoned white oas and other material, nr nahing ip-
top wagons, buggies, and sieigh which make, iro
and warrant tn order, IN short notice Also every des
cripion Of plows.
We intend 20 put the business Of shop straight
through. And though il may be said we hive by our
rises and forge and stee! for iiVng we to do
honest work for honest prices.
NAY 10. l-Jl
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MILLINERY.

NHRS. Z. NJ. STOAkES. wishes to inform the
wi Ladies Of Paul snd vicinity, that she thank
nl them for their kind patronage during the preceding
year She has just returned from the East with the La
TEST Fashions and SPLENDID assortment ~ Goods
She Ribbons that be surpassed both in beauty
and quality this side of New York Artificial flowers and
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