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The Prairie on Fire.
Dr GEORGE r. MORRIS.

following ballad is founded, in rar4, upon o
l; illin5 story oi the West, related by H., Coupe:
le novelist.
Lac shades Of evening closed around
The bondess prairies Of the West,
AS, grouped in sadness ON the ground.
A banI cf pilgrims leaned to rest:
Upon the tangled weeds were laid,
The mother and her youngest born,
Who slept, while others watched aud pray'd.
And thus the, wea.y night went on.
Thick darkness shrouded earth and sky--
when, on the morning winds there came.
The Tetol's shrill and thrillin, cry,
Aud heaven was pierced with shafts Of flame /;
The sun seemed rising through the haze,
But with an aspect dead and direI
The very air appeaid to blaze!
Oh, God! the prairie was on fire!
Around the centre Of the plain
belt of fame ret eat MED,
AMI, like f, mace glow,d the train
That valid them in on every side;
Ard onwa. d rolled the torrent wild
Wieaths Ct dense smoke obscurcd the sky!
Dow k ,et the N ther and her chill.
And ali--save one--shrekad out ''we die!"
"Not :" he ci,d--helr-clear the sedre,
ST Up bare circle to the land,
nat done, he hastened to its edr,.
And s asred a rifle in his hand:
Dried We Ids h hld beside the ran,
=. Which kindIed al fash, the mass!
Now "fi fight 6re!' he said, as ran
The fo.ked falncs among tn. grass.
On m ec sides soon II. torren, few.
But on the furth no more il ,aved!
Then large and broad the circle grew.
AMI thrs the pil in, band WAS savedl
The fam IS receded fr and wd.,-
The mother had not pa aged in vain!
God had the Tetop's a. t. defed,
His scythe Ct fire had SWEPT the plain.
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W. ". PHELPS.

CRErcF.-A religious war Is ,hreo,eneut in tbs
land. We say threatcnsdf1r we suprc So the g ov-
ers which cont ol this land" viii not allow ,cvol-
ii n. Yet outbreaks have occurred, and stil !.est
outbreaks were tn eatencd, last month.
The hcw15 Is taa cause ot tle rcseut d;ilc cult,
The GIeek Chpi ch, wh tn scdeg end ne of
Greece was declared, established Synod / is owr.
l, would not acknc wedgs the sril:uaI IT, sdi"tiu,,
Of The Pat .arch d Cons,antnog l., sul ject f the
sublime Porte, though "iellowshil r=' wi,h m IN
c. eed and ceremonial. And thus they have styo1,
untI! the present year, when Ohio, KIN, cf G1eer,
by ,,eaiy, coafa red upon the Pa, ia ch OF Goa tn:
noTi9 religious soyeIe ,nity over il.
The moment Ia : fact u1ccd, fhe rco1 l.
of the Provinces Of tn Peioponrssua became stu cd
III, and we'd on, S. If 10 leyo', The rorhs { d
tn flame OF Excitement, Father Ciisist,r nCrors
clano ed fJr open rev Il agalrst the ;uhc te~ ard
used every means, holy and Inhoiy. u a:aon, .i.L l.
AZ Easte.n aiel says;
"D- even rretende. to w2,k nj. a-,cs, sometimes
rroiessin, t. make the d al speak, ana som TINS
arpcainJ n the dak surrounded with a luminous
hall BY msns. he becaIna the f.-a;icai PREACHER,
tn 'u-ioIs damas egae the ian, aad the ln =
~ chisfta.n. / this ast capacity, .e cgi. ycd q
vciy ingenious system cf tactics Whcn ne uli
not es ape fo,n the oops oi tha q ycIr,nert, h,
sur ouaded him, lace himself in the celte, and n
In position defy the m.li.ay who, bewild-'ed ~
the aulacity of the monk, and pei haps fjcnced lY
secret SUI ;rsttion, would ,efase dis, eise tho
a. nsc mass eCafln9 ll;t tncv could not III On
men, chiilren, aid old iner. Ch istol h RS would
then take ths advang Of the da knes 4 IL, n ,,t
- break up the WI and hide himself.
On t.o 3lst ci May, Ch Is. hogos was in ,ac cc1a-
mand Of Leuct.a, f.luwed y q small rubber Of
armed mon and !, crowd e women The autho ies
carnc attack HIM. u on Sc in th IL, Oh is;.
ol no. os called upon the women, ia.eediatcly
began - throw stones upon the r, and vounc.
ed them scvei,l;. The same dal, prt achcr named
Castor CHS, who had been sent by the Cove nulen,,
p, p,onolnced discourse against the scandal5us and
destructive doctrines # Oh isto, ores; but he made
Ltd imp essi3n Ga the people viii: Oh SO. no. %
endeavyred to excite them 20 bum his acve. say.
il is stated cihcall that the 18th { On iha
amy Of ChistoI horos, having fnied in the attenI
to invade th2 city of Ca amaa d. persed, ard t.as
he r ade obliged TO fee"
The English ta-e.s, ref n I, th's sui &C., giye
eliza, account f the ai';n. One e .l N ielic-
scnts the Who'll revolt as cai; OILY an - l. IaA ot
" madmer. Another thi ks it nc. al, and likely
TO cate deep seated diinc IT. had 70 uIana5o.-
Whether theroiJie the monks aie ro@eil =. Or il
siai revolt, it is ha d I, dote, II th'y
a.e, the nc Xt steamer wi.l sIve 's .inj news"
ir1m Greece,
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THE RICE HOUSE.

ME Three Story Brick on st. Anthony ST., lately
II occupied as the store Of H. NJ. Rice, Is now con
Verte0 INTO Hotel; which with such additions
are contemplated viii make it very spacious and con-
Veient establishment. Every effort will he exered 10
MAKE ts house hrst rate one; such will crafty the
Wishes of all guests and travellers Our coaches wi I
take guests and their baggage to and from the boats
Tree OF charge Strangers in ST Paul. before creditins
the report that our "roons all full" may do well to
call upon US Perhaps, they will find better rooms bel
ter iurniurs and better fare than they anticipated
JOSEPH DANIELS.
Tapl nj Let
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5aint i)anl Business Gar1s.
DR.. ~. BARBOUR

"OuLD respectfully inform The citizens Of Sant
w aul and vicinity, that he has returned after q
temporary absence of lew ohths, aud offers his pro-
issionai services TO the public. Thankful past
aud sclicig share ui public patronage, he viii prac-
tIce upon the Eclectic Krioru Principle, discardg
cury in all lis forms lie Will be found has old stand
at all hours except when professionally engaged.
April IL, ic5l. Pol
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HOPKINS AND BROTHER.

SUCCESSORS OF DANIEL HOPKINS,
IUANE just oprhed Tbrd-,t, lear Jackso, street,
Il general assortment OF family goods and family
groceries; also crockery, nas ano variety "i other
goods. such chicoes, stirgs and sheetings linen,
wooden, nj cotton goods ~ ali descriptions; lootS aid
shoes Of al sizes and qualities, or men and women DO,
AID girls; also valious qualities OF sugar, coffee, tea
saleratus aii sorts OF scesi ready made cothiu,
bsoons NUTS molGsses, vinegar, pork, mackerei, COD
fish, ciuthes tobacco oi All qualities; snd butter,
lard, o, -four Crackers, dried fruit also, wnLow
glass aid putty, ropes brd cords power shot, caps
,acon SOAP hdlesin iict every thing. We in.rhd 10
sell at sma pruii, ior quick pay. Cali ahG eA-
anime Tor ourselves aid try
DANIEL HOPKINS,
iul5.-l2-ly. lETER HOPKINS
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WAR EAGLE MILLS.

GaIona, IIIIno
sFNI1E Subscribers having conn leied their steair
Mil Under the above name, situated below III,
lower bridge, the city Of Ga!en, beg leave Call III,
attention II dealers IN Minnesota, to their stock of Flo
always hand, feeling confident that they will be a
TO supply them upon favorable ii not Livorbi,
terms than any nall which has sold flour to the uI
country.
Z. UEMVsTEAD g. CO.
Galena, March II, 1851. 2-5i.
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CASH FOR BLACKsMlTHING.

w Z haze bought out the brick blacksmith shop OF
Mt Ta> Tor, and The piow shop joining II. near the
JUNCTION OF OFT Hill AID ST Anthony streets, ST auI,
where We shall carry on backsaihihg and pillow niak 3
ia all departments Of the business, either furnishing stock
or bnt, he siIe We intend to do woTA stIIct
y upon Can. principles, while, therefore, shall rigid
F eAact prompt pay met the prices OF our labor will be
VERY Low. VIII The public try our work aud cur
prices? ABBOTT d SUNS.
jul5. l3-y
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BOARDING HOUSE.

bOA kDfNG HOl SEs
NHARI.ES CREEK has opened a Boarding
~ House In the west end of the celebrated Fremont
l.ouse, on Bench street, where he win make Cash od.
gers ard Dearers Comfortable he possibly can, ut
S5,IO per week Nov. 1851. S2y
CALENA HOUSE.
vN subscriber hss provided for the accomn Cdai ion
oi boarters; both BY the day and by the week, with
or without iodging--at very moderate rices lpqui
Tor the Ga'e House, at the fist building Roberts
street above Third, opposite nhe Cool s Clothing
tore. juIs-s-ly VIM TkUSSONE.
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RsvJ p Thom-so", the pastor ofttc taberna-
Ct. Chnc at New Ymk, has become SO emf Lied
that tn. cong. esaion have gwen ham leave OF al.
sence for one year. engaging to srrry the il 1t du-
,inr his absence, and to oonuDe the accustomed sal
ay. He wi / visit En- yianl and the Holy Ia d.
Mr.. Thoml son is one Of the editors of the New
Yo,k Independent, and he promises to h,,,s II de-
Iightu season e for tfllness and ignorance dwirg
his vacation Ia an address to his readers he Saws
The subsci iber hores 10 rass into delightful
obliviousness Of all rulc aiais in this oountly--to
have all memories CT It's exciteu,ents swallowed up
in that s.eat bowl of ipecac'' which DIR. Cox has
s, charact istca,y described; net to know whether
Cen Scott is elected or Gen. fiefce, or trtlum
auid whether Pleslytc,ians and Consscsationalists
conc lde to live avngly toe ether as JOINT tenants OF
one mansion, or T. dwell az art in their hsbita
tions-f.nced up with spikes and palisades and gal
,led ty watch dogs and man taps, whether Mexico
ami Cent al America, and C,Sa, are TO &c annexed,
and the Union saved, 'ag ta;ion' and "dis-nion"
are still to threaten g slo ious constitution 10
frcst all these things in the inquiry whether Paul
was actually shiLwech ID at Malta, and Moses was
,ea!Ig licked up at hoda,--WhetAer Pha aoh's
cha. lots had modern Inch fins aid the pyramids
we've buil with common derri,k better sli' to iD-
ret "pefcns sion'' and "dus6utatioa' and "nlcela-
on'' and 'stibe. cuar diath3ss and rrse and con-
-,stion amid the rlazieis Of the Als and the SHOWS
Of Lebanon Yet before Tass'ns into tins living en-
to,nbn, ,nt-f ON which BeEon hips y shall han dly
dir him out-he wonG make "modest request ot
that Conveation which ne has been officially con-
ccrned in calm, in.o being TO preserve the dignity
Of fee church poty and the beauty OF al enlarged
and enlightened Christian charity
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St. paul Business CARDS.

SPIRITUAL KNOCKINGS INST. pACT,
UNiiF Subscriber the Of Fifth and Mime so
II Ia streets, Ia Low Mock Mock NockinS!! old
rags into handsome, cheap and durable Carpets Indie.
and gentlemen, please c and those spiritual knock
ints, You will not intrude.
large quantity Of carpet warp hand and carpets
made 7" ofuer L. NJ. WALTERS
~. laul, May l3, Is52. IF
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JNo. W. TwIcHELL. JOS. MooRIDoE.
Commission UOnsc, Saint Louis.
TsSIClIELL n NiOGKIDGr..

CoNuIssioN AND FoRw tRpIAo MERCHANTS,
GSORNER Conmetc aid inc streets, St. Louis
~ WI prun,ty attend to all co isisBmets. and will
liberal cash advances. Onie.s Tor purchasing will
he pru.npty filed at The lowest po.>ibie prices.
REFERf.NcLS.
Geo Collier, rage N Dacon, Cha.!ess, 6, yo,i.
Blow d Co Chouteau Il Vale, ~ '
II. ID. Newco.b y Bro, w. IS Key understandable
Ills 81 Morton, Strtder Gormau, tC;,.;...,;
Hosea " Frazef, Spfihgef ~ VI hiIenan
L. T.. TwiChc.l 81 Co--.IeiC Orteats.
Ii Il. ely
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

II ARGE stock Of Bonnets at Mrs. Marvins Millinery
IL Establishment, Third street reduced prices The
Ladies' Of ST. PAUL respectfully Informed that Mrs.
Marvin tas received large and very elegant stock
Bpnnets, which she is hoM opening and TO which she
invites their attention. She has hand a large
variety, both in style and MATERIAL which she il Offering
lower prices than before in -. Paul
II the Ladies will call early, Mrs. NJ. has doubt
that they will be induced to purchase.
ST. Paul Nav Q6 .7-f
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GALENA STORE,
By
w. II. Stiitman e. Co.

VXy OULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Saint
w Paul and vicinity, that they have opened III the
fresh and wei selected stock vi Groceries
which supplies. every week tgom Galrha and 81.
Los; AID .Ch they pledge themselves sell for cash
low can be bought moth OF GaieLa. Those desr-
OF bu, ing RETAIL VIII id il to their advantage
Cal, aid examine their prices.
Constantly OH haud-Butter, Cheese, Pork, Fish, Su-
gars Teas, IOiiees and all articles Onnd iii this IL
u genuine alicie OF Family Flour constantly OH
hand. w. il. d d Co.
Saint Paul, Aug 2s, 1851 l9
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Qotels ami Boar0tmg Douses.
ST. PAUL HOUSE.

Nils house. "rnlcrly kept by J. W. Bass, being the
original hote! of st. au, the corner of Third 6s
jackson streets, opposite the Minnesota Outfit is tho
roughly repaired and reodeled with tue additions
10" made 10 IT, is ole Of the spacious and conve-
niehi hotels In town. Having taken lease of it, and
htttd II up throughout with furniture invite the
travelling public To call upon me; believing they will find
inns house equal TO the BEST all respects The charges
will be very moderate. GEORGE WELLS
ST. Paul. July 20 1870 ,f
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DIR. {. l.. VICCHERS,

E0IYSIClAN Surgeon and AccCucher VIII practice
I his liIoiessIou ~. ! aul AID vicinity Once coo
uurih and kODclt strr, is over Cathcart L. sons
Store
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FROM SALT LAKE AND THE MORMON Ccrs.
TRY.--Tne SAGA mon has II nee fcIa
Salt Lak, to MAY ], ani "a >Un Vail I. May 20,
i.om which We gatheI the foilowi'g:
No ENG ants. as yet, have auivsd u; Salt Lake
fon the ,asteln side o. the r. ky Motut..in, Lit
t.ains weie oxrcc.,d IN daily Oh ,le l.: a Ma,.
Gov. \ ourg mad gone tcpr ol t2I IiO;ttier.-
lie took with hin his Hisi P.iest h.g.i "a gpa LtY
lcked ii as -ons.
1nere was scat disaff, ction existing au,on5 TIE
Nom ms, and la Sc pa ~, wh,on prom to
be in the major ty, dissatisfied with tue {. ri IL
government ii Young, and cay they viii l,l have
tIat man t. rie over them. Thy acmi.e
t kinba!l, and ale endcavo ing to sri Ian, Yong.
and pu, The fo rier on the throne.
f,uv.sions oi sJue kinds have been vev Gcar at
Salt Lake city this spIing. Sugar and fee ~e.e
worth 40c. Ie. ound; tacon So; b. ef com. s.,
and ioul a to Be- Whskoy has ieen solIing l..
: 10 per gallon, Tut there is little demand e.
Tie c. oI s in the Salt Lake Valley vc.e 10, King
beautiful. An unusually large amourt cf gain Il. 4
ben sowa, ana vegetables planted to Sill y my
of enis ants 4 ON The cast. Green peas we're CIT Gf
the &. quad iy the latter Ia.t Of March.
BUFFALO, July 10. Pc7il and Reseu,. Lat. Ist
night, boat. with one in it, otooyessd
last ,n io.k. This no hing 1T day l.eal ,,e ~
Was stiil taeIe, when tribe j. Robis,-
son, the Le OF his lit put cut - s-ss shl. TO
his relief, and succeeded Ii iescmng hE. lie t.ovsd
t. b, iehei na.ed Johnson AID was II ;sl ep
at the time he relieved. pu. * .f 20 WAS
made up ty the yisto.s OF Nia5a'a III itvtihoi:
There is a silk mantfactoly IT N.wIo., Kent cky
which has been in ofe.ation aLou: W ysass, AID
manufactures cravata, handkegchiefs aid vestinss
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FRESH MEAT,

have arrangement now, keeping fresh meat on
Il ice, i'll winter TEN perstue; AID do shall By spar
g, neither OF Paps nor mohe!, 70 have The choicest
bee pork, mutton, lamb sausages, aud other varieties,
may send III their servants cildrei for
bit of tenderne steak roast something eise that
good, and they shall have the best the shop, aud
honest wright My shop, remember, is on ST. Anthony
street, just few steps above Fuller's story brick
may 27--e0 0t WM WELLS.
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CuAS. ". cHAs. Il. UAhts.
EORCP Il OAKES.
VuNIE undersig hayn formed Ii colartnership for
traIisactlns EAChti@ tnd Banking business
ts various b.,oles VIII be prepared furnish sight
ai,d exchanges Tie Last, principal
the v RcI,iltiiCes Great Britain. Iie and aud
continent oi Luro,c, made IA sums to suit
sight aid time bulls hd Eurorea e,clanges purchased,
Co4itcto.S bae, and prOcetns Ienlteu Usual
u eAcha. All uleI business committed to
puLctud!iy aItCl.CIu 10.
DORUP s. OAKES.
isl, lI-;f
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+. CHot TE NJ. JR. JAS. HARRISON. rELIX v.rLE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND AA1LS.
fhoIeau. Harrison ~ Calic.
AeROl RIEI OkS Ci the 81. LOUIS ROLLlNG MIL :,
d VIII Aee, oI. hand iull suppl. C Cha, Z Tar
oi, boiler Lite, sheet Io al halls, manufactured
-cir tstobIisi!nSt Oh, iie ~ The Lon Auul
"a VIII asc Keep AL other articles Oslaiiy kept il
fo store, 10 Which they vite the attention al country
.ne.chaLts
L. Warehouse, Nc. 1870, Secoid street ST. Louis, No.
CHAS. W. BORtf,
Agent al ST. Hal.
May s, 1851. 3--tf
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A FAIrHrrL CArTArS.--A few years since,
two stean,'s were having a mp the Mississippi,
an Of the captains had crow ied on all the steam
h, coud ais bv burning tar hams, boards, Sc.
when hc burst his boiler" The car,an was him
self at the wheel when the eSros toc place; his
steamer WAS blown into thousand r,eces, but he
"stuck to th' holm:' his wheel and himself went
fyirr throu7h tha air for half q mile n7re when
he ,ally dow, drorrT3 with the wheel of the
bat through The roof Of little shanty occupied by
shoemaker. g.. Crisrrn's lockAd astonished nj
tn "a, 'ai". who stood erect hcfore him, with both
hands firmly clc1ched to the pins Of the wheel. and
co,llv rema ked
sWeIl, stranger, yon.c takin' considerable liberty
wh'n vou cr'cr MANS ship j. that r,anner.'
"Oh' that's nothing what's the damasss!" ask.
cd the cantair.
Tn, sh ,emakor looked at III, hole in the roof Of
tha ehor AID thor answered
"Ter dDars,"
s.T,o devils" cvclaimed the cartair.
"Now St a,1ar, I've ar idea that you arc setting
tho r,ico thrierar srht too high, for this is the
fertiath time have dom the same thing, and you
are the FIST ma1 who ever chars ne over FIVE"
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SPENCER, KIRKPATRICK & :IARKIEY.
- forage, Forwarding Commission Merchants
- IGsee, Lower Landing, St au, M!i.. Ter.
t,b ly lo,1. ally
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GEORGE w. SWEET.
County Surveyor and Land Agent.
sAUK RAriCs, bENroN COUNTY MINNESOTA TEnkIronY.
NA I'LL attend 10 pref -Cmpfng caims, md locating
W miiltary land warrants, in t,e County % Benton
lhs county presents inducements the immigrant ul-
equui!ed by any other portion Of The Territory.
REFERENCES:
lis Exce'lency Gov. RAMSEY, HoN. II II. SlBLEY,
H. SiNItoN, FIRST Lieut.. L. 3. Tor. LAG, q. ".
BDRI Eao ST. tAJL
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w. III. PARKER,

vDLhSTEREK aud cisterii.builuer, Informs the people
u ci saint Fsui aud vicinity, thai he Will attend
prsnpty and faithfully 10 tie etsisted him.
hi- 'sc OF business which e PROCESSES understand
l"~fo0shiy June I3 l6ol. S-y.
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AdCSIC.

NfRS DIDDLE, teacher Of music, announces to the
~ ladies OF 81. AMI and vicinity, THAI sae will give
Instructions the Iiaho Forte. Former III
bringing pupils rapidly forward, promise
general satisfaction. Those wishing her services. can
call at her residence, junction of Hin and ST. Anthony
tsa .- r.
81. Paul, May l3 k--,i
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BOOTlESS

BOOTLESS
Tor people TO prosperity, who practice the
Il bad economy of buy ing wretched sale boots and
shoes, when they can find genuine made work;
boih sewed and pegged womeis shoes, gentlemen
coarse ami line boots custom made upon honor of the
best material neat door Dr. Barbour's Apothecary
shop and nearly opposite the ost Office on Third street
ST iaul; where You may always fnd ready your
measure, when In, JOHN QUINN.
/. s. irices fine calf boots So 90: second quality
- So; best hip, 81 So; best brogans, Sl W.
Jam altf
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Saint 1mtIlnnn.

II. l.SNN
Saint Anthony Falls,
hEALERS in Dry Goods, ready -nade Clothing, Hard
~ ware Boots and Shoes, Groceries AID Provisions,
DC. &c.
Snint Anthony EnlS May % 1881
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Il. G.. .TWICHELL u CO.,
Forwarding aud Commission House,

FNNIlS long established house col fac their attention
strctl, to sales atd purchases ~" nHiissuI, a,d
the Forwarding business grHeraliy. They sulIct
'ohtluai.ce oi the liberal atroiase he ieioio,e given
hem. juI1-S-ti.
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f, II, PRICE.

1OLASTERER can be found the corner of Jack.
y son and Sixth streets, the lower shingie m-
r. b. r. has served regular appreEtceship at the bsi-
ress OF paserng and believes eau give entire salts
action 10 those who may employ him. In any branch
his business.
+ S.-Two good jonrneyRen are wanted Immediately
ST Paul, Aug. II, 1851. II
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l.. Il. WAIT a. co,

" Il NOa,
WHOLESALE COMMISSION
hEaCDANIs.
EAVE crened al the store OF e. 7. Tracy, on Third
street, general assortment oil Family Groceries
aha Provisions, which they viii sell al low pces cash
OF ia eAcin &c ur country produce They Cctiu
solicit IA sla.r o. lati oLnIe.
CaAkLEs MILBIRS. LII WAIT.
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ST. PAUL,
Door, Sash, and Blind Manuf,c,ory,
Corner Of Fourth and ~. Peter Strccts)
NJ. WISE. Il CO.,
EIHVER grateful for The liberal patronage heretofor,
extended to them beg leave inform the ilder,
vi St Paul and the mankind general that the,
ARE always on hand, and are preparepared 10 make
amount OF DOors, Window Sash. Blinds and Frames 4.
order, al short holicc i'll The durable maler and
at the o>t reasonable prices Tor cash Give cali
December %. 1851. MICHAEL. WISE
Boy JONAS CISE
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AucTIoNEERs AND GENERAL AGENTS.
ENURNlTCRE Warehouse Bench street, Saint Paul
II Improved arms, Town lots, and houses Tor sal,
OF rent Advances Oh cOsinguinenis, AMI prompt pay
nielt on sales. Gopd references gwen when req
st. tau, April 10, ieoz. 52-ly
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~.-=-.----u TO bry sccod maid furniture is too
,ssnSEl much iihe tnN III second had gar
~ nehts We tase It for grLtcG, that
~ ~7S The leople &, TeIutuIy, would
rather prefer 10 have thtr chairs, Wasl,tuds, bu, cts
aid tables, inade TO ocr, and expressly icl he!r
use; although Old uritfe my ht be bOus hi or les.
Aey. Then WE thu our people would rather avearti-
cts Inate oi tile Iiaher that here the TerrLo-
~, inahut, tue b! our own iIecIac-, who have
their lot iH Minnesota, Tor better,
We viii i.ahe promptly tu utdcr, whtever articles OF
flr!itulc lnnl DC wanted l! have what desis-
cd Oh h,G;) and Will goods better ali
ihh Il co snced, cheaper than they lie inl orted,
UhCeItakng pIo.npuy attended 10.
SYEES X HUNT
Manufacturers of Cabinet Ware and Furniture, Third
street, St. aui.
st. Iaui, MAY 81, 1852. f-f