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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-11-25
RICHARD MARVIN.
On ThirN Street. II. Paul.

4
GLASSWARE, GLASSWARE. OF ElNswARE AND
CROCkEEY, On THE souTH SIDE
STREET, NEXT DOOR gRESLEYs,
And neailV opposite the Post OIicc
ESEIiE\INc that the trade of our WIllhOW war
rant establishment devoted solely this branch
OF business, the subscriber calls the attention of hi,
ircnLs and all who in of good, in lis line the
Fact that he Is prepared To them the
liberal AID accommodating terms, ard has hand, and
Tow arriving, very large and well selected stock oi
goods, ordered expressly for the market. comprising the
usual varieties and many other articles rot to be met
with elsewhere IN this
e. G. blue edged, dipt painted, printed white graite
G5,Nn. Sine and mulberry sarthcHwarc;
Pure wa,e, elaanclled, iistre blue figured ana gold
band, English china;
White, gold band, and decorated french china;
All the varieties OF American cut plain Ind pressed
glassware OF Eastern and Western manufacture;
German ana bohemian glassware, great variety;
English L. ID. pipes; American pipes aud pipe heads;
large a>>orcui "a: looking glasses, q, giant JAPAN ed
tea Trays OF or own mlorI8tiOH;
Britannia cofi,. and tcHpO,s. casters, pitchers etc,
great variet, of fist rate quality;
large and elegant assortment Of Coricli'S Co.'S
celebrated solar lard lamps, chandeliers rhdocs ec..
-it olive. and d;a;ish;
T"-ctl,. with large variety OF articles usually
Imported for lhis market
am prepared 10 offer large stock Of goods orlc red
expressly for this truie on unusually favorable te.rs.
Assorted crates PACKED Tor the country trade IN The
best manner, kept constantly on hand.
Ny good, pa. w in the best manner, by careful
and experienced PacKer- and may be trshs poiie' any
distance by wagon otherwise witloi rss- or treak-
Call and examine oar goods for Yourselves.
PHrti, iar attention il invited ~ STOCK Of Window
Gas oi All sizes and quacs which vii! be sold here
Tor les prices than ever before offered in ST Paul. and At
very small az upon the CCs at the manufacturers,
for cash il. hand RICHARD MARVIN.
in -. CIV
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ICE CREAM SALOON y GENERAL
IONFI.CTION AEN ESTAELISHM ENI'

TIE Subscribers in returning their sincere thanks To
their patrons aud thc public IN general for The literal
announcement they have received, desire inform
thea. that they I;yc opened an Ice Cream Saloon IN
the building formerly known IilchGoX u kell,r"'~
Drug store, On Thd street. They Will iwa
Cream and ever, article in The confectionery line. La
dies and Gentlemen please give II cali
They viii also inform the public that they have al
ways on hand al theT Confectionery, the AmeiI-
can House, fail assortment OF fancy and pl2n Candies
which they VIII sell almost a. low he bought
~. LOUIS. Merchants will ind il 10 their adv aut,.e
10 cali before sending below. All orders for cakes
promptly filed REM i KARCHER.
81 Paul July :. ,S52- ".
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;NHE undersigned, having entered into II Co:artner-
l. snip under the name OF rreldiss Il Mabon for the
purpose OF prosecuting the business OF their
Builders would respectfully represent the citizens OF
81 Paul. that they are prepared to furnish materials;
build ana complete Buildings Of description; furnish
plans and estimates; and give satisfaction for the faith
iu performance Of whatever business may he entrusted
10 Their Office AT their residence at the American
House. y. G. PRENTISS,
octG-25-v j. ". NABON.
= Reference To MoSsrs. Rice Hoil!uslic1d Becker,
Rodney Parker, Chs. ". Eorun Hon II. H. Sjbicy.
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EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
" II a. - A.
Formerly Lee, Gage d Coz
Manufacturer OF every description of Saws.

Formerly Lee, Gage a Cos
Maun'actmrcr OF every description of Saws,
No. % Main Street, st. Louis. Mo.
VuNE Grm Of Lee, Gage q Co. having been dissolN ed
by mutual consent the 2ist day OF January last
would inform my friends and customers that have
made arrangements ith Messrs Bridge Brother and
VIII continue the manufacture of il all their
~. No pains have been spared la fitting up machinery,
and securing experienced 0orkuien ard the stock i
purchased direct 0m The manufacturers, both in Eat
rope and America, iOr cash. am confident that can
hold oIt such inducements that dealers VIII iii.d 10
:.icr interest to encourage home manutactu
As To the character aud reputation of saws hearing
my stamp, nothing need he said as trust that both
dealers and consumers have had sufficient opportunity
TO test the quality OF my manufacture, While partner
IN tie late firm # Lee, Gage * Co.. not doubt fer
It moment, my ability to compete successfully in point
oi price, quality finish, with any mandatory of
the Kind il the United States. Hcing IN r ei,.t
OF every description Of stock ana prepared to fill
all orders with promptless and despatch.
All orders addressed 10 the undersigned, N,Ssrs.
Bridge Bro, will TeCeiv, prom ut attention.
Particular attention paid TO all kinds Of repairing.
2t-1-Cu W L., L. CAGE.
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FANCY GOODS.

EDAflER macte work boxes and ink stands pearl an,
4 paper maclic card China and papier mach,
card baskets; fancy INKS pin cushions. ebony lights ccl,
tle.nel's dressing cases, etc. For sale by
ju2l lie liJC a ROURER
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sha,lt tetes.

Ia addition to the above tneir assortment of cranes
ounces currant>. eOOseberrlcs Gahis chrl hou-
ii>. gerahiins, ts E. raspberry and straWhcrr,
are Ncr, argc and prices low any establish
:neni OF the Kind. east west
Orders received and promptly attenped to by
GEO w. HARRINGTON, agent
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Eii IT TRIES, SttNt BBERY AsItADE
81

Fn<iIE undersigned would a the attention Of Persons
DESTROYS OF orramctting their grounds. the cat
aogue of hessrs. John Sigerson 4 Brothers, OLD and
experienced Fruit Growers and Nurse ~ men: having
purchased trees and shrubhery from them several
years. eau recommend their trees TO be such repre-
scnied Their trait trees grated oi the and
most Improved varieties, and adapted to northern iut-
tuips
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In ST Pad, Oh M6niay the - inst. by the Rev.
'no'hy " ''ro>son d.. c. /. Vicch.rs, German
fhl>rlan, to Mss Anna Coulter.
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ROOTS & SHOES.

HAVE received to-day, pes steamer Greek slave.
large assortment Of Eoots and Shoes, precisely
littCd To this market The STOCK and work OF ihesS
wares excellent Prices very low.
ucf1-tt J. T.. TiIIRyON. Third street.
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DIR STOCK OFFURxIs,t.NG WARES,

w acknowledge the favor of many calls diving the
w past week and purchase OF new stu of shell
cloths for gecmen's suits and of he latest STYLES ui
ready made c!ofhlic; we now express desire that
allWan'irs elegant fits o garments, made by ourselves
or the hes: ready made garments buv, Nouli
look in upon ar Whft can de. Ii j. on
greatest pleasure To show goods sale cl no sale.
A. I,l.a
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PIANO C0ETES,

Nv have received, direct from the manufacturer il,
w New York, two of Stoddard'> Celebrated Piano
fores which the musical puhlic re~recf, invite:
To call ai examine. Oar prices reasonable and VIC
are prepared to give very reasonable terms.
e.
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IL WAFER Sr0Ur.-t TliJ;,laJ
az. relates The foi.0wins:-Tho schooner
iS'2ir, lying - tl,S port, 20 unler WEI "A
hi' had o'il gon as far as the Five Is
r mHes from ia ascho:age ground #
Wan an acid 10 If the most unusual
nature occurred q hor. The nas;a, o,
g.! observed some threatening weather
3. Ia. pruI,n'y takcn in all all. whom
iai. his vessel envelopcd in the vortex
'.iinn-iN know "a a. wafer spo,a. of Wa
=, >.'D npnc, hat # the wind, or the
acre than IL Al! probability, he weula
,"il- a.. slcing, b. iachy enough to sur
lr tai.
vessel, = a. describes IT, was carried
sud % well "r v0itcN, and IN ne thrown
EMS. 81 recovered her roS don, was
down ~ tn Sarl' way, recovered her
li4ue pipSilnt /. II the course of these
>tN-a 81. the eleven persons on board
as n" G,rS iric the water: the master
t-roAh overheard "a Second time. after
$3.50 ,,ard CA, of IN vortex.
vhrlwiad passed over, aud Of the sew
j, i've succeeded IN getting on bo,rd:
-tH 1tei, Were drowned-thry were both
vessel; one - the two mca drowned
y man; apasscngcr who WAS support
IN i hen coop he had bcen lack, enough
i abont, gai.an'iy gave il up 10 him, See
a n!itniiy, and SWAN of to a water
attr dl-tancc, bai the poor man could
h,!' Of the coop and WAS d,owmei.-
IN who persisted Mas at seen i.on the
ii ..om tn dec. into the sea,
caro- 10. ~ vas swept oycri,pard-lhe
partially STOVE in---aad the mainsaiI,
al been r:clia i>!y lowered. was mu,h
ressei retained I, town to rcl air and re-
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rI!E STONf. STORE.

NfW UDDIS AZ IlEU ITl"tS
". SIHPSO '. Orncr of fhir. and Roberts streets,
- has iust received entire stock OF DR., GOODS,
Boots d Shoes, Hats, Gaps, Hardware, WooienW are,
Guocnsw are, Furniture, large stoc&; Farm imic-
of all Kinds etc. to which he invites the at
teaton of purchasers.
June %. iSJl. ti0)
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'ial'y commend the allowing extract to
m study of the Young. Nothing is so
II rcpugnaat 10 the feelings Of the nobI,
d as to hear TIC ,oung Cor even the old)
"a low vulgar language. The Young Of
par,icula'i, ,ui't, Of profmity. Ia oar
: the 's'oy' does moi feel himself a man
q excel IN this great sin.
,J saltI tn youhg against the use OF ey-
At &, rot strictil proper. Use no proiane
--ai,uac 80 10 ntence that will nut to
' -. sensitive. ! III know not the tend
- ul:i, using Indecent language Ii may
lit'rdioi iaom your heart. When YOU
Vii. fad AT ypaf tongues end soma ex-
ich .ou would not us for any money!
is7i when You was quite young. By be-
yon viii save yonrsolfa gr,a, deal of NOR
/ >,rIow. Good mra have been taken
'ome de.iriou;. Il these moments they
i vile and iaiecent language ilnagini-
niorin,d OF II, after restoration 10
had No idea Of th- pain they bad given
aad stated that the, had learned and
expressions ia childhood, anr though
,Sscl s'nse day had spoken d bad word.
i lad hi, stamped up"n the heart
$, y WI, are tslnp,cd to use improper
.Ic1er disgfare Yourselves"
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CIGARS.
$1,000 .S se essaas s S ;ss4 ss'' # %'ss
hsvnr. 1t COMBS.
ASH
CI.ARK,> BANK NOTE. f.t;pUKCER.
NNr :. COMES, agent for of the best Reporters
w . published in The West. CAN and them
Cnr:e, If The numbers for sale 10 cents per copy
.;nl1Sc. iion 81 per year III adv dnCo
.entl6 W. :. COMBS,
HYMN EOUHS.
LARGE collection of Hymn Books ia various bind
"A ng, used in Rev. Mr.. NeiiIs Church For sale by
septic w. :. COMBS.
NEW BOOKS.
LARGE and varied assortment Of all the new pub
"A LEGATIONS Issued from press kept constantly on hand
ana for sale at Eastern prices. W II. COMBS,
jy Is. Near the American House
80 ENGINEERS & SURVEYORS.
Y EI.LU NJ Cloth patent article for ansiormg
also every thing used b.. them ioI sale by
W. :. COMBS,
Near The American House.
MONEY MONEY.
4 FRESH lot OF beautiful Port Morales Of the best
"a manufacture; Tor sale by
W. s COMBS,
Near the American House.
WALL PAPER.
A LARGE lot of wall paper, window curtains, fine
IA broai prints. - sale AT the lowest price at
| ia 10 COMBS Book store.
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BOOKS FOR THE MILLION.

BOOKS FOR THE MILLION.
w :. COMES has the pleasure "a inform the cti
w of ST. iai aud vicinity, that lie has just
mate very large addition his STOCK Of Books and
Stationery, and invites the attention o the reading
munity call and examine his stock and prices feeling
assured that he sell low the be pro-
cared for in Ga,ena 81. Louis. MY motto is ''guck
sales ard small profits" and trouble to sLosv Goods,
at the FRANKLIN BOOKSTORE,
ouIi-26 Nearly opposite the American House.
ALL PAPER WALL FAPER!!
VIZ ). COMBS has just received the largest and
w complete assortment of Wall Paper that
ever brought ST Paul; which he invites the
ton of those want. For sale cheap for casa the
octll FRANNLlN BOOKSTORE.
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CLOCKS.

(S.Ct AS.
LARGE assortment Of loo h of the best nanufac-
N trc. sale lower than be found this Terri
Tory elsewhere, at l0l ROBIN SONS Jewe!ry Bazaar
EHRACEi.LT ard Cuf Pins of every desirable st, le
q , and Il the lowest prices
ROBIN SON'S Jcyyclrv Bazaar.
NOR THE LADIES-A beautiful assortment, of Fans
e for SAFE cheap Tor cash at
ROBINSON Jcwelry Bazaar.
ftOLD PENS, IA larg, assortment Of the best manu-
" ictre, for sale II the lowest possible prices
ROBIN SONS Jcweirv BAZAAR
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CoNTRAt"r9vG AND BUILDING.

FI1DWtR STEW ART. BriCklaNer and Architect.
thankful to the citizens OF ST Paul for iiVrrs since
he commenced .iness, sid respectfully inform them
tat be is prepared contract for and erect stone
brick buildings ad furnish materials if required fair
terms. Having permanently sttIitd ia ST. Paul, he
iIcts share C pub &c patronage. Drafts and >?ecii,a
tons furnished ~ reasonable tcrns
= D.-OricrS for work gil the store Of ". C. Send
ford. near DE Ofcc VIII receive prompt attention
Jul, b. U3-,Cl EDWARD STEWART
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NEW GOODS.

1LASS and NncerS,yare just reed leo doz. tmIlers
u vagious kinds. For sale at the 81. Fanl Queens
ware Store. Oye) Il. MARVIN.
AMPS Globes and Chimne,s, 10y sale by
IL is. r. MARVIN.
81 DOZ. Fruit Bowls just reed and for sale by
81 i3 Il. MARVIN.
10 DRUGGISTS and Medical men--20 dOz. tincturos
J and sitmouths, for sale by r. MARVIN.
- boz assorted casters and 20 doz Just reed
ee and for sale by H. NJ iRNiN.
spkh DoZ. salts and - doz fruit plates ani nappies
~ jast reed ana for sale BY Il. MARVIN.
q. boz rup AMI d"z soda coble's for sale b.
~ jso X. MARVIN.
A LARGE lot of Queens ware, just opened AT the
"a ST Paul Oueensware Store by
jy6 r. MARVIN.
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l.. BIZ .'I'S SESV YORK BAZAAR.
At tho Daguerrean building

aNORNER of laird and Cedar streets 81. PAM Min
u besota Territory.
Ia 80 weeks returhel the second ile from n YorI
with an entire new stock of goods.
ms as he mos complete assortment Of Ladies' Fam
ry DRY Goods ever brought TO Minnesota The stock
il direct hun New Yoth. Was purchased at cash price,
am WI De sold N the cheapest rates. II comprises
NrNet tioahS, ClotA Cloaks
lAs-h.acA and colored Rroshc lor., and 81. shawls
long sEaWls-ail price, T.immilcs-lii desert lions
Einbfodery-aH Kinds Collars. all prices
Hosiery. ever variety Gloves, Kid aud Cashr:ere
Declines YANKEE, notions
N'iE't !1l ciodks Real French reriumer,
Ladies WOODEN Jackets Al! kinds of White yo,.l.
Nlact silk wells fer 35 cts and upward.
cold Kill gloves, Tor 81 cts and do
White AID cord linen daTaask table covers
do do do napkins.
tnhercilej linen table covers
Ladies. please cal! aud examine for Yourselves Go
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singing school.
HD T.. MESSER having made arrangements to give
ID q course of instruction in Vocal Music in This
place ensuing winter would hereby give notice that
the first lesson will be given the Court House ol.
Saturday evening Nov. lJih, commencing at O'clock.
The will consist of q lessons cards OF
50 90 for L gentleman, 5 80 Tor "a lady.
Those wishing to join the class, earnestly request
cd TO be present the first evening.
81. Paul, Nov. Hin 1872 If
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AIDES Breast Pins rings, finger rings, gold loo k
III cts, card cases, port monnaies, etc., etc. at
iu2l-l0 ROBIN SONS Jewe'ry Ra1asr
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WATCH REPAIRING.

atHRONOMOTER dupIeN, horizontal and vertical
- Watches carefully repaired and warranted The
subscriber will give his personal attention the
and important branch of watch requiring, and the
fons neat and intricate departments OF the JeWt5 b-
sne>s and hopes 10y strict atttItion the and
wishes Of his customers, their appreciation and
patronage. \. ID. ROBINSON,
MATCHMAKER and JeWeler.
~. Paul, Arri, %, 1872. eff
ELSr received, large assortment Of Clocks. cheap
- iOr cash. ROBINScN'S Jcwcirv store.
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GtROCERlES-Tea, Sugar, Coffee, S. IL. Moasses
w Rice, etc For sa!e low BY
June Is. no j. ". SIMPSON,
EZ ETCHUPS, Ftppersa'ce Pickles. Preserves Sauces.
IN Brandy Cherries etc For sale low 10y
June IL. 90 j. ~. SIMPSON,
A large lot of Dedstc ads constantly hand and for
N sale by june l6.--(iU j. ". SLNPSON.
BACON Hams. Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, AWAY
y on hand and for saio 10y
June 10. CO. j. ~. SIMPSON,.
EIyiMIfY FLOUR, Elkaier extra and other brands;
n always Oh hand and for sale by
June 10. NG) j. ~. SfUpSON
A fine assortment Of boots and shoes polka, blsinS
"A boOtces misses, boy und chdrcns shoes to which
particular attention is invited by
june 26. (l0) JU SiuPSCY.
SaEADY made clothing large lot, for sale By
& June 20. j. ~ SItiTSOG.
sItRESH butter and eggs, meal, western reserve
Il cheese, etc, for sale low by
June %. 40 J. ~. SIMPSON,.
NNOOKlNG stoves, Ohio premium, for sale y
u June 26. il. -. SIMPSON.
HtURE and No J. lead glass, pntly and naiis alvay
on hand aud for sale ny
June 26. J. ". SILPSOT.
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LOOK At THIS.

y1NHE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
n PANY, Cleveland, Ohio, commenced Issuing Fol-
oies in March last The number issued up july LIST
was--l65l
Amount Of Propert, Insured, Sl,lle,S07,0 90.
- Premiums received, 32Ul5.16.
Business is conducted upon both the Stock and Mutual
plan, and he Farmers Department is entirely separate
from Tie Merchants Department. Great caution is ex-
ercise in taking rsks, and extra hazardous property
refused
~ The undersigned is prepared to issue Policies upon
either plaI ia either department.
GEO. ". PRESCOTT, Agent.
ST Faul, Aug. q, l65l. is-tf
E,fpIRESaw NOExg
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pEOBATE COURT,

PROBATE COZ RI.
NOTICE is hereby given that the rcgulr terms of ihe
y Probate Court ot Ramsey county. Minnesota Ter
ritorv. will be holden the FIRST Monday Of every
month respectively, at O'Clock A. NJ, at my Office IN
the town OF 81 Paul.
40-yly HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge Of Probate of Ramsey CO, Min Ter.
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GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS

vENiE subscriber has just returned from below with Il
q large and well selected stock of Groceries and Pro-
visions, which he oics wholesale and retail the low
est market for cash, and would respec u, invite
the attention Of the citizens Of st. Paul and the
rounding country To e.auC lis sock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere; he has the following ar
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w. G.. i.EDUC
ID. Ro,HRER.
NEW EOOES..

y DUO ROHREE have just opened n large and
NJ well selected stock Of Law Medical and MisceI;aD-
Gus books To which the attention of the public nvi-
ted. Call and examine them at the corner of Bench sud
w dn'>htW streets. ju2t-lO
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| HWANG YOUR DOORSi-Now is the Time If on
keep the cold out, To bay Locks. Latches,
Butts screws Bolts etc, which fast selling low
| rs ever, nj
Nov, il-3o-3t Tho ST Paul Hardware Store.
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OFFICE FURNITURE.

ENAPAFER Files, calendars. post office boxes, pat
en air tight and pump ink stands; round parallel
ana Hat rulers, bronze; plain and iancy paper clas,:
iron and fancy glass paper weights; portfolios de-,
hhFt,, etc. For sale by IE DUO ROIiRER.
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CENTRAL LUMBER YARD.

'ENiE subscriber, agent for Messr. s. W. Farnham &
u Co. OF 81. Anthony, viii open yard soon as il
can be stocked, IN the and OF the SLIGO IRON
eioh t- ana VIII Keep complete assortment white
pihe lumber. From the central location Of the ward
lumber can he delivered in all parts of the town more
conveniently than from any any other point. Orders for
unusual dimensions will be promptly filed and bills for
entire buildings respectfully solicited. By keeping
good stock Of lumber carefully sawed from best quail
ny OF logs cor by the manufacturers themselves the sub
scriber hopes to receive a share of patronage
ja 3. l55l. VIM r. MARSHALL Accent
DIR. STORMS SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.
a agreohe and useful compound fos diseases of the
N chest and ungs--tieneral Agents, Barnard, Bro d
Co, st. LOUIS Mo. For sale BY the Druggists of Gale
ma at ST. Paul, by J. W. Babcock. IIitchcos Kellogg
and VIM. Constais; at St. ANTHONY by J. F. Wilson,
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GOING. GOING. /.

T prices to astonisi tie crowd, some of the most
IA fascinating furniture offered in Mime Sofa and
without charges above Consigrors bill and the commits
sion; consisting beautiful bureaus, five splendid
centre tables, one sofa.
ALso-Fiye ps Canada Cloth; 100 dozen good knit
SOCKS and a lot Of good clothing.
F.E. COLLINS,
sept23-23-u Auc. and Com. Store, fuot Third 81.
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DRS. HHlSBLNE. ! WILEY,
~ IL :. 4
EICFg'S sAg.A>.ANOER SAFES.

sxs T. Anthony street. st. Iaul. Yngcr doors below
- ttc American House. ! 3l-lv
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ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.


The most Eminent of our Practical Educators
speak an the highest terms of approval Of
The UOrks composing this Series.
Their having become established the leading school
books IN a MAJORITY OF STATES oE THE
UNION, and especially their general use
THROUGHOUT TIE ENTIRE WEST,
is sufficient evidence OF their popularity
These works NOT only tlie BEST but they are
also, the CHEAPEST SCHOOL Books before the public
and being generally ased in e Schools of the Ter
ro.y, PERFECT uniformity may DC easily IN ed aud
preserved
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