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We clip the following from he San Francisco
Herald Of April 5th:
Late from the Sandwich Islands :---
Hawaii on Fire!
:. q. SPECS, IIeFk.
Rock Island, April IS, 1882

By the arriva' Of the brig Baltimore, ID days
from the Sandwich Islands, we have received
,hrouah tms & Cos Express, n!es OF Honolulu
pap rs to tbe i0th OF March.
An act has b en passed hy the IlawaTan Par
lament and si5ued bv the hiny, adm iting all
-four, ti,h c)ai, Lumber, slaves an he sdin., IN"
,rotuce or nanuficture OF The United States, mt
;he Island free Of all duly, pro.ided the govern
mrnt of The United Sites will aduIt the sugar,
syrup. nolasses and coffee Of the Hawaii kns
dom i4tv all United States ports on the same
terms.
The follow.ns highly interesting account OF the
eru.on of the volcanic mountain Mauna Loa
we Ike from the Pu.,nesiaa Extra Of March 9Th
The new eruption on Mauna Loa, OF winch Oui
iccrresponden,, Mr.. Sheldon, notified US few
days ago, Is likely to prove one Of the most ex-
itensive that has taken place these islands with
in the memory of man. From the last account,
given below: It will be seen iha. the nosi sublime
sn.ctacles are now to- he witnessed On mat Island
and that the end may be the destruct ION Of the
beautiful town Of Iiilo, by the molten rser now
on It's course towards that point.
We gIve below the letters ol our corre-pond-
ent,, winch reach down 10 the 26th ut.
nl,.o, Feb 81, 1852
Dear Sir: The old lion is again ou' oi lis den,
IN, ewes hash fire and hIs roar Is awful.
Ga the I'll, INST, 1T twenty niin ltes past . y.
NJ. :: small beacon light Appeared ON the summit
of Nauna I.oa This light increased until 1t
nohed like rising moon. In bait an hour. bril-
han, columns of lava shot up rs INST the hea.e
and : general burst of blood red fusion poured out
or N. same or6.e apparently, which disg'rgrd
snch awlu, ioods IN lS43. We were awakened
=, / O'Clock. ani saw glare Of light streaming
through our window. Our frs. thought was thai
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PONY DER

u l.. BISSEIH Il agent for the sale of l.ofilns ane
~ Smiths celebrated rife and mining Powder, aat
wifi furnish purchasers with any quantity from one Il
ihousana kegs, AT ST. Lcuis prlCes.
I Orders from abroad promptly filed
j. H. ETSSELL,
June 2G. le5l no Dubunue Iowa
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Extremes will sometimes meet as Maine and
Minnesota upon the liquor law. Tbs Is begin
Ming al The beginning; wonder when II Viii extend
as far as Florida and 1 eXas!
DEAD.-Bcnanin Rand, ESQ.,. an eminent
LAWYER Of Boston.
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MINUTES OF TIE MEETING OF THE DE-
REcroRs OF THE NoRTHwE~rEKN THEo-
LOGICAL SEAIINARY. Agreeabl} to IA call uf
the SiauuiAg Committee, the Conml>~iome.s ap-
pointed b> lne reshyierle, to be Director, of he
Northwestern ] heolo.ica. SEMINARY. met ai
Rock island, On Wednesday, the 2sih Of AfrI,
at "a c och, /. ".
Tn .iec'ng WIS org ,nizsd by apo nt'n! Rev
John Eiatchfrd, -. ID Conu'lssio from lie
P,esh.ty Of -cll nier, CHI. rn, and L Y. ). &
specs, CON nsloner from the pfeshyi.r, OF Ga
lena, clerk
O,enei with prayer by the CHI AMMAN
lh- I ui ns Committee made Il report to til"
meeting, ,tiuy the various steps winch Id been
Ia sea- Ia C r. turW ,ri the Object Tor winch hr,
were app.Inled, and WHICH had rrsr'e IN HI
h.st meeting # he Boari al Ure.'ors II III. con
t.mplltei Se.noary Cpon nlrry 1t ~ds a>-
cert med thi tto,, twelve t. tiitcea oi the Pres
hyt-rie- Of HE Northwest, had appointed Direc-
tors. :gr.e;h, to lle re. ounend,,on o! The Goa
vrnIon Of Committee AT i.acon
! On motion resolved That the clerk he dlrcc-
ted To procurr the original minutes of the Con-
vcntion in Chicago, and also Of the Con.rniia.
held in Lacon, n order 10 their beng entered OH
the records of The Board Of Directors.
Ga mi,ol resolved, ThAi Rev. Dr. B'atchlord
and Prof q lie be Couuiiltee to receive AND
reo r. 10 The next mectin, Of the Directors, sucl
,uoo sitinn> from the several places "A. winch III
10, a ton of ihe contemplated Seminary may be de-
sired, as they may see TIT to make, and that al
such prop ,,itions be ,idses sed 10 the chairman
Dr. Bia,ch,ord, at Quincy, Ill.
On motion resolved, Tha, when this meeting
adiourns, it adjourn TO meet al Galena, III th'
FRS, Presbyterian Church. on the second Thurs
dny (9'h) of September next, II IL o clock
T. NJ.
On motion resolved. That the minutes of ,h
meeting be siened by the cha r@an and clerk, an'
published at their discretion. in the various re
i!,sious and secular papers Of the day.
Adjourned, wlh prayer by Prof. Gale.
JOHN BL WEXFORD, Chairman.
S G.. SPECS, Clerk.
Rock Island, April Is, 1882.
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PAPER HANGING,

THIRD ST. OVER SpENCERS STORE.
vENiE subscriber prepared 10 Paper PANT ard haish
Il the inside al houses III unsurpassed aud beahti-
ul manner. All work entrusted 10 him will be aicd
with neatncss aud despatch.
st raUl. April 2s, lsj!.-2m JAMES J. PECK.
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We tnd The following IN The New York Dap
t!st Recorder, Of the 4,h Of March
BArTrsM Z rs-The subscriber
would respectful, inform The Reverend Clergy,
tht, he manufactures arIi oilers for sale 4 superior
article Of Bap,snai Pants, expressly designed for
haptisng purposes. they manufactured from
Nulcanized Metallic Rubber Macintosh Cloth,
resembling in Appearance b ack bonbazine; are
easy and pleasant 10 wear, and warranted
perfectly Waterproof Also, every variety of
Vuic ,nized metallic rubber iabrcs. wholesale and
retail. ID UOIGNAN.
New Tor> InIi, Eahbe. Warehouse, Nus. 81
Maiden Lime and 50 Na~-au 81.
\. B ---Orders thatik Nv received a MI prompt
ly attended TO. Al orders for the Bapli.n.al
Pants should he accompanied with the number Of
inches around the breast aud hip. length Of the
leg inside, and The SIZE OF tie boot or shoe worn,
&C., sc.
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NO. v.

| some building was on FIRE, but OH rising
we soon perceived that the " hole summit Of the
mountain lrradated. and that a vast furnace
was there g'arinx with vehement heat. Tho
nsen food relied down the side Of tho mountain
| 50 rapidly that in two hours we judged its pro-
gress to have been fifteen miles, the whole lava
yaring with great brilIiancy. This aow continued
through the day, bat with decreasing energy. 1t
become sluggish at night. and the next day. or
after twenty -four hours no traces Oi it were yi.i-
bie from the station; no smoke BY day and no tire
by night. This damper. We had thought
Of pay ing visit TO the scene oi action; but when
The action ceased our pedestrian desires Ceased
also. Thus we slept.
But our siun,bers were soon broken. At six
o clock. A. NJ, on the goth, yesterday, we per.
ceived fire issuing from the side Of the snountasu
toward Hilo. aud about half way down the
mount. This IuteraI crnter SOM beca me ntensc-
iy active, pouring out CORY food which soun
reached the base Of the IN unit. Nfi,st the stream
shot directly down towards H;Io; but meeting
some obstacle the 900, 0f the mount. its d.
rection was changed TO the north, aud il is still
GU~ ing towards Mauna Kea.
a Vast area between the mountains is already
filled with fire. and the scene BY night is one Of
terrible >ublimi,y. The sed hot lava s, rolls out
of the side of the uonntam in awful iioods. IL
seems if the bowel of Pluto were being dis
gorged While | write, our whole atmosphere is
filled with Iurd smoke, through which the
looks down upc1 with yellow and baieiai
light.
The horizon is hung il murky drapery, de!s-
nations, like distant thunder. are heard from the
mountain and capform fiaceous vMgi!actions
are filing our streets.
The food may come down upon or it may
moi. On Monday. Cd. w ] am off to meet it.
1t is the woods.
Monday 23J.---fhe eruption is still internally
active The fiery haod Is in the upper regicn Of
the woods and The smoke is great
DIR W, and myself packed and ready to
start for the mountain. Yours, truly, T. CoAS.
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l.. =. St.t.' i}s.t.,
Com MCrcl, ant.

4 Nd Dealer in Foreign md Domestic Hardware,
a COOK, pai and hcliins stoves ct all hhH>, Sc
r, TED irnn Tie rro.. Cincinnati and ST Louis markets
cuiIrsing ,he Narci assortment Ui uUulr "Ntn
ranges, the Eastern market atnrd,. Hollow
ware, kettles, ,os. >hIei. furnaces, ir! Ia pans
vail. mons. >!loN tiS, totg
Also Farming utensils plou.'-. cradles, rake,, hoes
.D.tl> illcs, suths, aNc>, SANS tI IRONS. zin'
sprir. balances, coffee mills, nais taos &c
latal,d al ali ant>, lamps and cadl sticks o
brass and Tin; trittana and ,trheu tea an
coffee pots spoons. lailt> skinner>. ten coHce ad su
gar boxes; scrub, hlac kin a. other brn.neS :l uiic
a.taratts Well cistcrA Id house puup> OF al sihe
water lead pipe, sheet tar md pig lead. &c. Ac
.iy stand Tilrd, Roberts sticet, Saint Paul
Minnesota. l. = n
S,.ntrl,in~ ! ISL 2G-tt
PE.VAXS & LANSING,
NAEAiFRS in stoves ad manufacturers rt every des
~ criptlon OF TIA and COPPER Ware lew doors be
low the American House, ST. Ait'tonN street.
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION
STORE.

On 81 4nthoay Street, t.ro doors 6cfot the american
House.
TEIIi undersigned would pectf invite the attcn
ton G the public To their large and well selected
stock OF e. Grocefies and Provisions. Also. Ready Made
Clothing. Boots. Shoes, Wines Liquors, Mails. Glass
Hardware, etc, all OF Nhich VIII he sold cheap for cash
I Please cali and examine tCipTe purchasing else
where. IRVINE y BROTHER
81 Paul. OCT. I6. ls5l
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fU<iE undersigned, h .ylng been appointed Agents for
III of Red Estate, give notice that ,hcy have
ten lots IN kitt>ons addition to st Paul and lot, ia
Whitntv y smiths. ASI.O-oar lots III the upper
town. wAich hes VIII ,il cheap application beng
made to them at then auction roo.ns.
COLLINS 4 i.t'iI,
Auet oneers AMI Eea Estate AGENTS
St. PAMl, Aprii ~. Ir14. 52-tt
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" Vi. :. COMBS.

BOoKsELiER NNp SrATIoSER.
e. EETS constantly hand, complete stock at
IA Book and ever, description of stationery to-
sshcr with fancy Goods; nearly opposite the American
House, ST. Paul.
AurIt |, lo52. 5n-t
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NATHAN Sf,ICER.

Matchmaker and Jereier, Ihird-st., 81 Paul
MAS just received and keeps constantly on hand a
general assortment of Clocks, Watches and Jew
eirv Also rcrfnery ard every other article IN HIS line
Gentlemen and Ladies respectfully invited 10 call
-,oyembar. 1851.
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SAINT Souls.
NO " TVIcuEiJ JOS. Nc6Rl DC
TVV:C.sELL X NOt:RlDGE.

TW:C HE'LL Il NOt:RlDGE,
HtOMMI>SI On aud Forw irling house, corner N"'ii-
q mercia aud Pine streets, St Louis VIII promptly
attend ta all cnusgnment>. and Will make liberal c1>h
advances Orders purchasing viii be proinpts Allied
al the lowest possible prizes
REFERENCES.
Geo. Collier, Page n Bacon, thafless, ! &, yoyjs
Blow a Co, Chonteau ~ Na.le, '''
II ID. Newcomb n Bro, W. b. RcN nolds-- Lenfs,iie.
Ellis n Morton. -trader n Gupual, }Ctnc,,,,,t;
Hosea x Frazer. Springer a Nhiemant
r g. Twcn.l A Co-Nfts Orleans 4--lv
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r. JR- JAS hARRi>ON fEL'A NALi.''
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau. Harrison II Vale.
HHROrRIErORS of The 81. I.Oi II ROLLING MILLS,
Viii keep on hand full supply OF merchant bar
iron, boiler plate sheet and nails pialud drtured at
tbtir Establishment, from the OF the Iron Mounta
and viii $50 keep all other article. usually Kept III an
iron to Witch ihey invite the attention OF country
mC CrclaIts.
IL Warehouse Nc. I29 Second street, st LOUIS, Mo.
CNAS. ". BOKUP,
Agent al st. Paul.
May 8. 1851. 3-t
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STYLISH COATS,

l<ENrEEI Vests, and welttting Pants. have much
do with The sUcces> ot mankind The dress, l.
the most Qvious of and PC cra,s the
iufiy Of people nnconscioly make II the criterion OF hC
wrror. win be study, enable Gust tonrrs IA
make loh tJre< upon tle world, Tar il
he accomplished hv apparel. We have large as~ort-
Of cloths and trimmings, of every quality ana viii
M, make al arnent> 10 order, warranted II N;
bnt slai, keep hand choice assortment "a ready
naae clothing. coats, pants vests, cavats, OVercOJts,
shirts drawers and udcs!i' - fox sale cheap for cash
A. lrapers ani tMors, ute, IL deserve the custom
III saint Iaal. We tva,s be found shop,
Third Street nearly opposite II. A. lamherts.
WILLIAM Il HENRA NIEHANS.
,.t,,, p,uI Nav I-5I j-iy
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Iubuque.


j. r.. BiSSELL.
Whs{,Sn{s Deater in Grocerles and Provisions,
No. =, Globe Buildings,
LUBUtIE, Iotra.
June o6, l.5l. U0)
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EDxy N.IaGAN.
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
Barber aU.i nair.Dresse err.

MAS built and fitted up 4 SHAVING SALOON, on
Third street. EeNt door west ot the new Pest Of
lice Saint Paul. up the increasing lNurs le and
elegance, of the growing metropolis Of Minnesota where
he will be happy citizens and strangers San,
Pan ever, branch o his business, according the
rast of his ability
June 5, 1851
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iOi!louriper.
0oalcl.u.

UNNlcll.
e.. d. STROrHEK,
Wholesale and retail dealer in medicines.
oils, paints, brushes, wines, chemicals.
varnishes, ,aten, medicines, SC. Sc.
Main street, Galenn, Illinois. 32-f
yIENpSTEAD Il A%IElRNE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Gaiena, Illinois.
:t-}n We have constantly on hand il supply OF
genuine Land Warrants, which will I've Sold
May 2 II
GEO. &. C.STltOTEiER,
Sole Agent in Ga!ena for sale of sloan
Medicines Main street, GaiCna III.
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Exchange and Deposite Office of
GEORGE. w. HARRINGTON & CO.,

r = Y
81. .1nthoog Street, 81. PGui.
MONEYS on depr5itr, and interest allowed OIL oil
w Deposited for trce months ,nd over.
Exchanges the principal cities East and south, ior
sale.
Coec ions in OF The States promptly attended 10.
Investments made ia Real Estate, or otherwise, for
persons living OF te fcrriery IN the most adsanta-
reo!s manner
Office hougs from 10 to II O'Clock, and from to 4
oclock 33t:
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DpS TOR CARLOS.

Surgeon, Physician Ga2 .4cconchsr,
A GEADl At. Of The Paris and Tuin Universities,
"A IA. take, h> residence in ~. Paul. lie Will take
r,,lre ia eAhil arg his Diploma 60 amy one VII" dt-
rr,~ "a IL ir q NH haze LIS Office al VI lnri III
en- rath street ST. naul where he Gu be found, and
VII errlnptiy attend to tNct' cali
\. Is Dr. 6. Ia instruments ei the most arpr"yed
liiiS. f,r ever. ~ufglcal operation ever required 81!
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the tracts published in that language made
such tempest that il would not be wise to
publish The doctrines and covenants s0o,,.
An elder is making tour over Sweden, aud
crculasing the truth in that language; one
is in Norway. where there is partial to!era-
ton, and is there planting the kingdom.
Brother Dykes, took a mission to Schles-
'wig-a team of himself aud himself the dri-
,ver; a company If elders are in Malta, Cal
lcutla, anh the eastern districts; Elder Snow
is getting the Book "f Mormon out in Ital-
ian; another elder is 'ran>latiny j, into Ger
man; there are fifty thousand Of the saints
in England AMI the News says there is no
need of one being absent from the valley Il
year hence; but they do not hear the com
mand to gather, tor the elders who have
charge of the fork are afraid tn tell them
IN. ir duty, AMI fail so thunder the word of
the Almighty 10 them, Ia arise aud come /"
Zion, lest some Of the rich should ap.'sta
tize. Que writes that h- has JUS, got foot
ing at Calcutta, where four were haptiz..d
The pious travelling elders exhort the
saints every where to gather in their happy
valley. and says, the News, from every
quarter, there seems 10 he fresh spirit i'm
!bIbed into the hearts of the saints, anI in
unison with the spirit and tenor Of the last
ley The gathering is all the cry"
| We have thus attempted to give an idea
Of the lie of this remarkable people. There
is as to material things an earnestness, d'-
rec,ness, an energy abont them that other
communities, albeit they tarm it fanatcism
might look at aud prof, by. These SAINTS
percheh on mountain cliffs; dwelling in rude
cabins; building adnbie>; fostering edura-
ton, and singing psalms; making ra'lro d>
ami setting up tahrrnacle>; conr.liatiny the
NATIVES, thanking God for rich n,ercies while
ulIing region hitherto doomed /" neglert,
aud where The luxurious wouhl .hi,k ouiy
Of starving; maxim. all :hrir home, their
Happy Valley, their Zion, vocal with their
Joy; and at the Gail Of their constituted au
ihori,ir>, Oh an appointed day of general
thank >siying, falling on their knees, and
praying with full purpose OF heart .-Ihrir
iynveruor'S w"rd>--"and united faith that
the union Of the United States may be pre-
served ,nyinlate against all the devices Of
wirkeh men until truth shalt reign Iriun-
iphant, and the alocy at J.h"vah shall Gil
the rarth,'' and tor such health an,ong them.
''that there shall he no need of ds ctor>,"
and for surh peace that lawyer, cannot
flourish, and for such perfect hove, tha,
'there shall h. nothing tn disturb thu Gufte
al an ni'iu, in al hrlr Territory al Jtah."
II l. such n people that Scnfn the !a'>Phonl>
that are af0a, about them. They ought at
lie ,>t 10 have III. ruth ;nlh Of them. But if
it he 10, ~aii of them, " iat care those sa MS
OF the Sunnli, Civ, with heir beautiful val
ley before hem, the wild works of nature
around them, and within them the living
faith of 10. Smith the prophet.
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r. FRENTRISS.

4 GROCERY and Provision storr. having removed 10
3 >tteet, nearly opposite The Pest Office, Is now
prepared oict old and Gust OneIs The choicest
seections Ia his line; incu,ng hans, pork coffee
sugar rice-ev.ry thing fact, tat is wanted for
in iHiiies and boarding houses al The lowest v-
iug prices.
81 Pau. March %, 1852. JU-tf
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saiut Paul, Na, 80, II.
TRV,ISN VI. SMITH

y
AAT CTI.D respectfully inform the Merchants and
w others hiving Notes ami Accounts to collect.
that he VIII a the collecting Notes and Ac-
couDt> III ~. Paii. st. Anthony and the surrounding
country. Per centige moderate, and al bn>iu.ss in
trustee! TO NY Will be promptly attended 10, |
have other business n, hands.
References
CAPT A. Wnkin, Secv. OF Territory $ II. Sergeant,
W. Dahl, WIN. X. Stiinan ~ 60; II. 4. Sand.ord,
DR.. \. Barbour.
MAY Le found a tlc store Of VIM H. Stilinan Co.,
when absent b h>iuc-s All Notes and Accots,
t in the hands o w II. Stillmaa * CO. viii receive
prompt attention by me.
TRUMAN VI. SMITH.
st Paul, Feb. II, ls52. Ally.
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-Ey. MEAT MARK s.,'Y

rsN!IE subscribers have opcuci market he sale
OF Fresh meat, on lhird St:eet in the ot The
Fremont House. 81. Paul! Iie ctce L,teiy adyer-
used the meat OF NI. TitaoN); where PEOPLE
Of St Paul and Vicinity, viii be IA shed with good .,
al liz ing prices.
3Gtf TAINTER :. IANDEES
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VHNit Undersigned hANlig carried ON the business .i
Z iuIliiue SAINT ilal FOR the past wear, from
liberal ,IroaIc e>trnd to hum by the citizens eon-
eittN he intends t. continue the business Of his proi.s
h thiS City.
Gentlemen wishing to buiid be accommodated wjth
rll> iii!>. estimates Ui c tctIor>, 10y calling the
Subscriber al As Oilce Al Levi Sloan'S store.
\. {. PREATISS.
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T. 4. .TNvICIIELL CO.,
Forwarding and Commission House,
NEW ORLEANS

CITY HOTEL, ST. LOUIS
Corn,r Of Thlrd mi Inc strecis.
RARNIM, proprietor, VIII always De happy To see
his frends who are down business pleasure from
Wisconsin, Minnesota and rom elsewhere up The Mis-
sissippi river. Nov. Ii, 1880.
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ST. paul Business Car0s.
8. PROFESSIONAL

~
MECHANICAL 8. PROFESSIONAL.
SPIRITUAL IN ST. PAUL.
u Ia streets, Is now Mock. Mock Nockins old
rags into handsome, cheap and durable Carpets Ladies
ana sentiemen please call and those spiritual knock
inss, you viii not intrnde.
large quantity OF carpet warp ON hand and carpets
MADE To order. +. NJ. WALTERS.
st. Paul, May Is, 1852. 4--tf
T.. Il. PRICE,
GDiAsTEkER, Can be found near the corner OF Jack
L and Sixth streets, the lower shingle mill
T. b. + has served regular apprenceshp at the bns
faction to those who ma. employ him, in any branch
his business
z. s.-Two good journe, men are wanted Immediately
st. Paul, Ang. IA, 1851 Il
". II. PARKER.
EDiASrERFR and cisern-buder, informs the people
o, s"nl int, rani Ia an, and v.mi'y that he win attend
his line of business, when he Processes undcrs and
thoroughly. June 10, le5l. 9-y.
BOON BINDING.
VfN'iE subscriber won'd respectfully inform the c-
II zens oi St Paul and its vicinity, that he is
rins the above business, III the 2nJ story Of r. ~
Spshcers new building corner Of 9TH aud Robort
Particular attention ga d TO bind ns Magazines Period
.cals &c, in plain fnc. binding the notice
and on reasonable terms.
JAMES MACINTOSH
: Paul, March 21, ie.. i9tf.
ST. PAUL,
Door, sash, ana Blind ManufaCtOry.
Corner of Fouth and st Peter Strcc,s)
NJ. WISE CO..
ENNER grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended 10 them. Deg leave inform the b,llers
al ST Paul and the rest o mankind general, that
are always on hand and prcrarepared To make
amount OF Doors, Window SASH Blinds and Frames to
order at short notice the durable manner, and
AT The most reasonable prices for cash Give II call
December 25, 1851. MICHAEL WISE,
Soy JONAS CISE.
PAINTING.
SHERMAN \ NIOREY, on Fourth street, ST
~ Paul, near the middle o. town in the building of
Mr. hnoX, up stars may be fould. ready attend
Painting IA all ii> departments. House painting, sign
painting. carrage and ornamental painting, AL done
up promptly, and with paints of the best quality. II we
do bot expect In ge business the enlightened of
st. Paul! Civ SHERMAN a. MO.hN.
MEAT FOR rGfi MILLION.
NSIM w Fills. at his meat market. Upper end
w of 81. Pail, has for sale The latest, lenderest
beet and the best fresh pork ofcr ed for sale M
Paul and At honest weight and prices. Give trial
viii Aou 3-3Otf
W have also Candies, TrPe, IcS Feet Head Cheese
anc rather better SauSascs than any links before
otlrrc.! in 1t. Paul.
<EEE MEAT MARKET
FsN!lE subscribers have orcpci market Tor he sale
n OF Fresh NhIrd St;eet, in the rsar The
Fremont House. 81. Paul The place l'.eiy alver
Used the >ct OF Mr. TitaoN); where People
of 81 Paul and Vicinity, w b, fla shed with good bo
al living prices.
35tl TAINTER :. LaNDERS
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-20

Also bro"us, bed cords. patent bCh hets glass, c.r,
wash, cards, powder shot, lead tobacco starch rai>II,,
coffee rice, tea, ergS, S,eratn ginger, pepper ci-
AuoW, cloves spice Goldfish, SanHos, crn ker>,
matches, white lead t4S butter, Lard, cheese, III ni.trs,
oai salt, table salt cauacS pcppersauce pie hcs.
pcrc~-in caps, larrfus bl1th-, ChestIutS, Nut.a
.k, aad every t!ns c'-e ou wait.
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