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LARGE Fall and Winter stock al the ST. Paul Hat
"A and Cap store corner Third and Nahashaw streets
Walk in and examine or yourseif-prces astonishing
low Latest lies fur and silk hats otter SEAL musk
rat beaver, brush Cashmere and wool Kossuth; every
stye variety and priced caps, silk, velvet and velvc,
plush, travelling, Russ, otter, Rocky Mountain, cloth
oil silk beaver, aad wool Hats and Caps for boys
ehiidral.
NIB All hats purchased al this establishment ironed
&eesf: u0e AZ WALKERS.
eet7 25-Sw
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TuNHE rndtrsr cd, lessee Of the estate Of y. Mfean
Esq, sitl,aIe the blafi below Mr.. DAY tons ard
In sight of 81 Paul. finding il necessary TO reside ia town.
offers said farm for The coming winter,
wear. The house is neat and comfortable for small
family Thirty 81 the farm under cultva-
ton. Fifteen acIes oi ccrn stalks standing il
the field, ard viii afford good sGstenanoe for cattle.
Spring wata al hand
NIRUM ABBOTT,
At his black smith shop above American House ST. Paul
septSO 2f-tf
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Mechanics Union Association.

Office, NO. l. Goodricl's Building, SrRINGFIELp Mass
NJ. b. DEAN, President.
WILLIAM PATTON, G.. G. WOOD,
II. Il. !UDKINs, "o"csd com.
TUNIlS is an Association of Workingmen and others
for the assistance cf each other in case oi
sickness accident
b, the pay ment of the following ANIMAL deposits, vou
will become Life Member, AID lie entitled to a weekly
benefit during e if you should be disabled By sickness
accident from attending to Your ordinary business or
occupation. FEMALES insured against sickness common
D both sexes.
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THE SAINT PAU.

tSFS-SS This superb new steamboat, nearly 0
sk-l---L5iis the size OF the Keokuk Packets and
go with accommodations equal TO the
t5@ s5.Ek best boats the viii be in the
regular Ga!eLa and ST. Paul trade, the ensuing season.
making two trips per week, il possible. The Saint Paul
VIII lie hncd to beat The times Of arrival and depar-
tu-c Of this boat, viii be announced regular
trips ate commenced ii. X: HARRIS, Master.
Inh u. l2I2.
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X s.GIaAR PACKET. FOR ST. LOUIS.
AND iNTERMEDIATE FORTS.

Gn The new and splendid rassen-
"A ~ ger steamer ''GOI.DEN ERA -
Va ,&t.-A.l11-yHiRsM BERsIE, Commander,
ryrS---:-zsf has commenced her regular
teky trips between Gale.a
81. Louis. leaving Gaena every Monday evening at
O'Clock, Hud 1T. Louis Friday evening" O'clock The
Golden Era has been fitted up with every reg9rd the
safety and comfort Il her passengers; her State
Rooms and Saloons furnished with elegance and pro-
yided Win every Improvement. For freight passage
apply on board
JAMES CARTER & Co, Agents
GG!cna Anil 81. 1852. 2tf
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IlYDRAULfC CEMENT,

y'HE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
sale of Louisville Cement viii keep large supply
hand, and will be sold a small advance from Man
uficturers prices. H. f. McCLOSNEY.
Galena March 23 1852.
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NEW GOODS-riLi. AND WINTER TRADE.
KRTfNNE. COOLEY. al the Cash Furnishing store
Wv Roberts street, 81. paul, having just returned
from the Etsterl markets. ready 70 show the
citizens 81 Paul and AL WHO may favor them with 4
call the largest varied stock of Fall and Win
Goods their lire brought to this market and
which respet fully nvit To call and examine
THIS consists in part of the following arIcles
Cloths Casslleres, Ne-tiHc- Ready made Clothing,
eni tsentlelnen. furnishing Goods. Nerno, WOODEN,
Worstcd. Clotl and Flannel Wrappers and drawers;
Hosiery, OF all kiu Is qualities and prices Gloves and
Mittens in endless variety, sch as Buck, Worsed Der
lin, Merino Cashmere, " oolcn, &C Also very beau
Gloves Tie patterns of Collars, Nandhe soieis,
Scars, Tics. CTayats, Stocks, &c.
SHIRTS.
F.nc Linen Bosons Of the latest French and English
fashions F.snuei, Calico Check and hickory Shirts, in
great quantities. Dack anu DIM Overal>.
READE-MADE CLOTHING.
Cheaper than but too numerous to mention, call
and see for yourselves.
BOYS AND CHI EMS CLIO TH y C .
We have fine assortment made up i'll the neat
est m amer very prices. Buckstin Mittens
and Gloves Fur and Driving Gloves, Rubber and OIL
cloth Clothing, CARPET aud Travelling Bags.
In the CT SION DEPARTMENT., ma! he found all
the styles Of Cloths tassimcres, DCcshn Nestlnes
and Trimmings 10 aatcii and We venture 10 say, TIA.
w. can give yuu good and fashionable work can be
had wet Of New lort, ard warronted 10 suit or 10
sale.
III. DON'T forget The place Roberts street. door
10 W. H. sii.iDaG's Store.
WHINE COOLEY.
ST Paul Oct &c, 1852. l2e-tf
NscNLY TO LOAN.--On unquestionahie security,
wv apply to COOLEY q MCCARTHY.
Office in il. NJ Rices Dsick store, st, Anthony st.
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AMERICAN MILLS,

TIE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills will keep constantly on hand supply o
Extra Family Flour" Warranted superior to any lOu
I'D in thi, market III. +. MCCI.OSKEN.
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Cheapest and most Economical Stoves
Eytaut
TO DEBTORS.

IL persons indebted to the subscriber previous
n the first of September last, either by book
account, requested call and settle, the
will be put the hands OF proper person for col
lection. Pay up and costs. Our motto is cash up
sale, as the credit system has out.
W. II. STILLMAN.
81. Paul, Oct. s9. II MIN eopyl
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JAS. THOMAS, JR'S.,

GUPERIOR Brands Tobacco; $50 packages this day
- landing Per Western World and Geo Collier, viz:
Luscious Luxury, h. and l2 Id; Nectar, I-2 b. Virgin
and 'l IS per H. j Nirgid old Leaf l-2 hi Diadein
Twist; Diadem Plain b.. Gem OF the Old Dominion ID
and for sale by THOMAS MULLEN,
Tobacco Commission Merchant
St. Louis, July /. lift
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III. F.. M.CLOSk Ei,

VETiOfESAIE Grocer Forwarding ana Commits
w sion Merchant, and General Steamboat Agent,
No % Levee Galena, H. The attention o.! tuyegs -
called my stock Of Groceries, Provisions, etc, etc
Having received by late arrivals from New York, os
ton, New Orleans and St Louis, which addition to my
former stock renders assortment CO. slete- sfail
continue receive additional shipments from time o.
time, during navigation. thereby enabling me 10 lave
fresh and full stock throughout The season. and &C. he ss
at all times Oh orders the lowest marie; rNt.s.
The Receiving ard Forwarding Business, shall X
have personal attention, by which. tes
PATCH ard will be GUARANTEED and the Sc 4
Storage and Drayage as much possible avoid.
feel assured that my facilities and long expo leute n
the Comm issiOn and Forwarding business, enab- 50
warrant entire satisfaction to any that may ia
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances will be made Produc. and
Merchandise shipped TO me for sale in this market Pr
ticuar attention will be paid 10 the purchase Of all arIi-
Giles not in my line.
1PAgent for a GaIena and 81 Louis and Galena and
st. Paul PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS
H. F. M'CLOSkEY.
fialena, APRIL I, 1852 If
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ID PRESLEY has large lot Of fresh family groce
d. ries, the cheapest and best in town.
nRIED BEEF-very nice, for sale cheap at
IL jul0-5 PRESLEY'S.
LRESH Butter and eggs, mess pork, hams and lard
II for sale cheap for cash at PRESLEY'S
GROCERIES, Wholesale aud retail. Call and exam
" inc before purchasing elsewhere. B. PRESLEY.
1NEAS-Of all kinds at ST. Louis prices, for sale at
l. jules PRESLEY'S.
oranges and Lemons and other fruits just received
" a. jul0-S-u PRESLEY'S.r
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Me.srs. E!feIt Il ssrothcrs.

4 RE now in receipt ot part Of the most elegant
IA stock OF Dry Geuds brought into The Terrific
~. They will advertise il fail yeeL, when they
expect 4 iu:l arrival. i-23if
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CHEAP CASH STORE. w IU LES L. 4
H

GROCERIES. PROVISIONS HARDWARE, BOOTS.
SHOES, HATS. CAPS CT oTHTNG, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, RI RNIT'I'RE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
FENE SUBSCRIBER b. late arrivals is in re-
n ceipt and opening i'll his Store st. Anthony
Street, near the american HC1se," large and most
complete assortment of the above-named Goods which
will positively be sold lower prices for cash than
before offered in this place. His entire stock select
ed with great care and purchased in the Eastern and
Southern markets for Cash, that he safely
his friends and the public generally that il will be
their interests call before purchasing elsewhere and
examine his stock WHICH consists in part follows:
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VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY.

VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY.
19AHD 81 WASHINGTON AVENUE, LOUIS, MO.
az ~ PACKAGES Virginia Manufactured To-
ASDOO bacoo, in store and to arrive, and for sale
by the Undersigned, comprising the following brands:
Jesse iIares 10, Lumps; Jesse Hares ) Lunps:
w. H. Hare's Id Lumps; w. IL. Hares Lumbs,
James Thomas, jrs. Diadem Twist;
do do do Plain 10;
IL Dorado, Natural Ieaf)
DO ISL" Virgin Gold Leaf, IL lbs
do Plain do dc
do Nectar,
/ do Luscious Luxury, lbs and l-2 lbs;
do Gem OF the Old Dominion, lbs.
Jas. Stevens H.; Seth Halsey's AAAA a AAAj
Geo. Metca, h., and & e;
Willis, McErys, MAINS, etc. etc, together with
sortment of Missouri Manufactured Tobacco. He would
beg leave call the attention of buyers his present
well assorted stock of Tobacco; il all direct from the
manufacturers and offered their prices and liberal
terms THOMAS MULLEN.
jyl 1l-!f
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NOTICE.

THE 4 STiRE MALE POPULATION OF MINNESOTA.
HD .. WALhER, Corner of Third and " abashaw
2Os streets, has just received large and splendid
Of Fall and Winter Goods and has determined
TO sell little lower than the lowest and cheaper
the cheapest. Not being enough for leng hy de-
scrpiion Of Goods therefore stop III and look around ard
will show splendid stock II i. ttouble and
] will show YOU the cheapest Goods in the market.
SO dor shirts &c different kinds.
" drawers
SO I" collars 10
loo {" socks 10
IS " siik aid satin cravats 80 Z"
sltn stocks >p'g bands
SIS " gloves. eaunilets6 mits IS
Is " hauiknrchf's 20
Buttons, bindings and ailors trimmings; menirg
sewng ard knitting cotton; pocket cutlery, port
MES pocket books and purses; cashmere shawls com
FORTS umbrellas, rernery, fancy articles
vsses carpet bags, &c. and every thing in my line.
X. o. WALKERS
oct7-25-Sw Cheap Cash Store.
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ARRANGEMENT FOR 1859.

Consisting of three first class boats,
NOMINEE, Capt. o. SMITH.
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. NJ. w. LoDwIcK.
DIR. FRANKLIN, Capt II. BLAKELY.
Leaving Galena,
The Nominee, Capt. q. Smith, Mondays at IL o'ioCk
The DIR. FranHin, Capt X. Elakely, Wednesday $, al
IL O'clock
The Ben Campbell, Capt. NJ. W. Lodwck, Fridays, !.
a IL O'Clock.
The above Boats will run regularly during the ensuing
Having the Mail Contract their puucality can
be relied They will remain 81 Paul sufficiently
long enable passengers visit the Falls Of Saint
thony.
speed and accommodation, these Boats are unsur-
pa scd, and every attention will be paid Passengers
an Freight They viii leave puncually at the hour
named-fhe Nominee will make the trip IS
he sundays.
Goods shipped to the Agents ST. Louis Galena to
60 by this line, will be forwarded free of charge.
Galena being the terminus of the great thoroughfrcs
leading Westward from Chicago and Milwaukee, nearly
AL the travel from the Eastward destined the Upper
Mississippi takes passage by Steamboat from this point
Also nearly all the Steamboats, the Southern trade
from St Louis and other ports below, come into This
port for reshipment for points above.
AGENTS.
X. F. Sass, St Louis, Nelson, Gilbert & Co.
H. ii. Campbell, Co, Nelson's Landing
Gaiena.C. Il. Read, Lake Pepin.
IL H. west Dubuque, l.. Hertzell, Point Doug lass.
5. VI. Langworthy, do, Churchill q Nelson,
A. McGregor Saltwater
Mct;regors LaedingJ. w. Babcock, ST. Paul
d. W. Brsbois, P.du Chien.S H. Sargent do
F. ID. Cowles, Lansing. Russell & Rice, st. Anthony.
Campbell & Smith, Jas. Peck 4 Co Chicago.
ST. Paul, March a. 1852 4-tf
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REFERENCES.
T. Choutenu, Jr. & Co, New YORK,
Lornz, Sterling 4 Co, Pittsburgh,
James Peck & Co, Chicago,
Bridge &. Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith & Co, Cincinnati,
Chouteau & Nalce. st. Louis,
James Garter & Co, GaleDa,
StIlman d Rood, -
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FLOUR FOR SALE.

HNONSTANTii 1n hand at Frank smith & Co.'S,
Clay ton, Iowa (iboat IL miles below Prairie du
Chen ali an cA ceen, landing.) which guarantee
good any the markot quantities To suit purcha-
sers ll-Zs tinl THOMPSON DAVIS.
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ENGINES. BOILERS a MILL WORK.
J. T. DOWDALt & co,
Washington Foundry, St. LOuis. No.

"ANING one Of The largest AID best furnished
< iablismerts ~ HE West. would call the ateG
ton 81 AL perSaas iateresicd. Of mill work
&c tle fgci that u1e tbr j4sts E~.orfreB: Of Pat
tens IA tbs cliY. NsaHttc' tfe st' - wnra uen ard
use tAC etsf "a iyea .~a - I'd
having beee casstsfii Increasing ctr sness e.. g.
teen eaEss " lattef eauscyss ttai gwen gsr-
era aatf - 800 Antsass OF all aZee h'tEg p a. lfo4
Var 9. fsszs tJ~ N
B.ssyteeEh ne rNecs iros weSsk OF 81 siai' csst.
- alA x1cAle Ef6p osk al all kiis AZ she
7Gfsf4efftfnsach - 9. Tor and vsis. 5fl..is.
Saw dpt Burners, ardiig 1schines FlcksIs, ete
aisIiwst hSs can have WON made taii inrir draw
ssss fsths, reasonable, ssi ;ar htft. l5on paid
~ ssShg tbs work ready End shipp, ;ine agreed
IaOn.
y n:er 20 MG''T H1Frt.. 81, arsa!a BILLS. or 10
pr II. q btanp, hii atsci WHO are Gssng work OF
our mar uh'sf1i e. iarihcg lr1crofa'oa.
MAY -. !sss, Gift
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UARDWIRE: HARDWARE!

II OOKiNG GLASSES, Table knives and forks, Wait
1Iers, brushes, BasAets WOODEN and hollow ware
TihwaIe. Lamps, Guns, Rides Fishing Tackle
and sporting apparatus Of al kinds together with gui
uounngs, Iercnssion caps etc Fancy goods tosethe
with large assortment nf goods which would require
oil the columns of the Pioneer 10 specify Doing busi
on the Casa system, und having purchased on
goods low in the Eastern markets, invite an
examination of our stock, knowing offer induce
buyers thai be found elsewhere hi.
market j. ncCLOUD, JR- a co.
iuiO. S-6m
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
TIME subscribers have just received by the last boats
4 the richest and most fashionable stock of DRY
GOODS, To b. found in The Terrtory consisting in
part of
ENGLISH Swiss and French En.broidoiies
LACECOODS of all kinds.
FIGURED aad plain DE LANES
f. DGlNGS Inserting and flouncngs.
LONG Shawis and Wool Sc,rfs.
TRIMMINGS, fer ladies dresses
4 LPACCAS and Nohair I.usires.
~ EEDLEWORk, Cul.s and Collars.
ID RESs SILKS, black and coofed
BOOK, Swiss and Cambria Muslns.
Il lGH, heavy wateTed Silks.
q H. Cloth. Drusgets. and Window Shades.
TAPESTRY anG Ingram Carpeling.
III OISr,3I, Gloves, Drawers and Shirts.
L. NGtlSH aud India silk Pocket udkfs.
iBBONS, Nelvc,s and Fancy Goods.
Besides other articles which through the hurry
anl vi business, cannot take time 10 enumer-
ate Ladies and Gentlemen look To your interests BY
giving lis A cal. LII q BROTHERo
81. Paul. Nov. II. ls52--tf
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q. hENDALL'S QTIHCf CRACKERS.
= BRl.S just received fresh from the Bakery BY
- - the Undersigned, who is agent for the above Gel
ebraed manufacturer, and viii supply merchants of the
in 3. Ma. X. MARSHALL.
WAGONS: WAEONS:.
g. TX TWO horse wagons, made order
- the best OF seasoned oak, for sale bv
iu E-9-if VIM II. MARSHALL.
~ ABBLS Lime, 100 bushels Plasterers Hair, at the
8 W ma27 SLIGO IRON STORE.
XATIITE Granite dining plates, teas, cofces
w pitchers, &c., late arrival, at
3. VIM II. MARSHALL.
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Merrimac prints, Embroidered dresses,
! CocheCo do Irish linens
! Union Go Cap nets,
! SpTagucS DO Laces and cGginrs
! Phil Aliens n Sons prints, Embroidered collars,
Blue and Orange GO Dress buttons,
! Hickory SIZES, Artificial flowers,
Heavy brown sheetng, Band boNes
shrting, Ladies' far cy bonre,s,
| Fine - Florence braid -
Brown drilling Misses,
"A beaeled M, .lin, 6 Fanc! bonnots,
! 81 and IS - Bonn ct rit ons
Blue driilings, Cap and slk ribons
| Otis denms, Parasols,
Falls Co. d" Umbrellas
Gable, twists Linen table covers,
Hamilton ticking, Union
Amoskeag Worsied "
Apron checks, JaquaId diaper,
Crash and diapers, Ladies mixed hose,
Brown linens, g white AID black hose,
Brown linen drillmgs Misses - 4"
kentucky jeans, - mixed Il ,se,
Plain ami fancy Tweeds, Mems half hose.
Fancy cassimeres, SILK pocket hdhfs
Sstinetts, Tui KEY red -
Lancaster Ginghams, Linen Gamble d"
Scotch ladies Kid gloves,
Muslin de lanes, g isle thread gloves,
Barge de lanes, cotton
PLAIN barages, Misses
Portsmouth lawns, Mems 1"
French Isle thread gloves,
BIZ and fig ,rcd silks, hid gloves,
Colored grapes, Six cravats,
Grape lisse., Summer shawls,
White illn>iun Linen thread
Colorcd Cotton
Check calnbrcs, Spool thread,
Jaconeit = Knitting cotton,
Swiss and book muslin, Needles, pins,
Bishop lawns, Percussion
Popns Braids suspenGers,
| Tapes, stce pens, Peal buttons
Thimbies, razofs, Agate
Razor stropS, Coat and buttons,
{ Hooks and ewes, Pencils,
Violin strings, Gold pens,
Violin bows Tea and table spoons,
Niolins, Table cutlery.
Ivory combs Pocket knives,
Back - Scissors and shears,
Side - Toys, DC.
Riding "
TEAS.
Young Tyson, Gun powder,
Imperial, Black,
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
4 BOOTS AND SHOES.
| Mems Kip boots, Womens morocco ties
- thick " " Jenny Lind
- calf Z" CATERS d 2 DE-
! WomeHs Kip bootees, Children's shoes
Misses . Boys brogans,
: Womens enameed Mems -
Misses CATERS
Womens morocco bootees, pumps,
bUskins,
Misses palm leaf hats, White shirts,
Bows Flannel
Mems leghorn -
J. A. PACKARD,
iO4 Main street, Galena, Ill.
Galena, March 9th, 1852. 5o-u
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REY & FARMER,
and Retail GrOcers.

VTAVE Just reed by the first boat, Nominee large
and well selected assortment of Groceries and Pro-
visions, consisting OF sugar, Coffee, Tea, Pork Flour
ard Bacon. Hams, Shoulders, Dried Fruits Cheese,
Rice. Candies, Soap Salt, Wooden ware and Willow
ware and will receive fresh supplies by every boat, di
rect from st. Louis, all the season. Those wishing 10
purchase will find to their advantage TO call ami exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere.
ST. Paul, April %, REI & FARMER
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TO BLACKSMITHS.
XNyE will give for good bac ksmiths scraps IA cts
w yer H. trade for iron No ST eet scraps bought
augl2-tf IRON MOUNTAIN IRON STORE.
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CALT-2o .acks c. A salt, 10 do dairy do, for sale by
- REY & FARMER.
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cheer Cash Store, for Summer TrGde.
u f.. FULLERTON has received and opened his
~ autumn Il winter stock, comprising Of the best
selected assortments Of Ready made Clothing Prints
Saiinets Boots, Shoes, Fancy Goods Sc, ever brought
to Minnesota He would respectfully invite Farmers
and others visiting 81. Paul 10 pay him visit, he is
determined to retain the name which his establishment
has so long held of 'Cheap Cash Store"
CLOTHING.
The following few OF the articles on hand:
Extra fine black dress coats Black satin vests
do frock do Figured do
Black and brown 10 Black silk 90
Brown linen do Fine Diat X Pants
Tweed do do Cassimer do
Fine Linen Shirts Flannel under shirts
Bingham do Cotton and wooden hose
Hickory DO OF all and sorts
q; It's AND SHOES.
Mems & boy lhick boots Morocco slippers,
do do shoes Ladies' CATERS,
Congress and calf boots. Ladies' and Misses shoes.
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consisting Of Teas, Coces Sugar, Rice Sugar House
MOlasses, Sperm Candles. Dried Apples, Peaches Soap
Tobacco Saleraus Starch, Goldfish, Mackercl, CHINA
mon, Nutmegs, Cloves, Peppermint, and Pepper Sauce
Also, assortment of Wooden Ware. consisting o
Tubs and Buckets Washboards. Clothes Pins c. Al
for sale cheap for cash. No trouble show goods u
his door to the Pioneer Office ami book
n. b. Large supplies of Flour Oats, Conn., and Pota
toes always hand.
November 1851. lift
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WESTERN REFERENCES.

His EXcellency, AUSTIN A. KING, Jefferson City, Mo-
His EXCellency, JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Indianapolis, Ia
His Excelency, reuben WOOD, Columbus, Ohio
His ExceIlency, AUG. &. FRENCH Springfield, Ills.
Ex-Gov. DAVID WALLACE, Indianapolis, la.
Hon. John w. Davis, Carlisle, a.
Hon Geo. W. Julian, Centervillc, n
Prof :. VI. Smith, VI. d. Columbus, Ohio.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Messrs. Chambers X KNAPP, Editors No. Republican
Geo. X. Budd Editor ST. Louis InteiigenCer.
Phillip B. fochaday, Yeatnan, Putnam n Co.
VIM. =. Henry Co, Prof. Joe. n. Mcdowell, NJ. D.
Anglerodt & Barth, Gaty, McCun * Classy.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Lis Excel!ency, ALEXANDER RAMSEY.
Hon. NEl. Ii. Forbes Hon. Henry A. Lambert.
Rice, Uoliinshead 4 Becker, J. W. Bass, p. NJ.
ST. ANTHONY.
Hon. w. l.. LanIed, Hon. ). w. Farnham J. w. North
A. T. Amcs Geo w. Broit.
Bowl A. WHITNEY ST. PAUL,
GENERAL AGENT for the Territory of Minnesota.
Office in the New Gothic Store, Third st.
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Yearly Deposits of Members under so
years of age.
Table Of Rates, 40. 2.

Those over 30 Years Of charged p per extra
80 90 admission fee, is charged, in addition the above
the first year, and must be paid the time making
application the first years deposit within 30 DAYS
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Gov Boutwell,, Mass, Gov. lIuDBARD, Augusta Ne
Ex-Cov. WILLIAMS \. H. f.. ALDEN, NJ D., Randolph.
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Hon Morrison, Brantree, Hon Hathaway Freeiown
Brockway. Ellington CT Hon PW ashburn, Nidiehoro
Hon O. Wood, Somers, CT Woodbury. q Curtis Proyid
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HonT NeItwo ORTIZ Lowell 4 Stephens, Roc kland IKE
SPRINGFIELD ERENCREFEs.
p Wilcox, Prest Chicopee BankJos { pNnchon. Esq
A Morga Prcst AgaWam Bank. G. 4 Serur NJ II
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Mems cal, gralned Rip and thick Boots and BrOrans-
boys and Youths do do, woEels' calf Kip goat ename
eled Jenny Lind and Kill Boolees; ades' goat kid and
enineied Bnskins, Ladies' fancy coPd Caters and half
Gai'ers and Buskiis, OF every quality and price fail
and complete assortment Of the different styles Of Mis-
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