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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-27

MURDER OF A CHILD.---A lite boy. betwee,
six ard seven years old. VAS induced l., a wre,ci
named Kennedy, IN New York, 10 swallow oil
Of brandy. which caused his death. hennet,
has escaped.
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NHAE EAGLE MILLS.

GalCHa. illinois,.
FENiE SUBSCRIBERS haN completed their steam
a Mill under the above situated below the
lower Bridge. the rii, al Gaena beg leave cali The
attention Of dealers III Mrs eiT stock Of Flouy
always On hand. feens confident tina. they will be able
ia supply them upon favorable. If favorable
terms than an! mil which has sold Hour the up
country.
<. EEMPSTEAD a co.
Gaena. March i, ia-l. 2-5I.
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sg--s-gasz The rev and splendid rl.srn-
x 49, - IN ger Sis'tltr Co DEN ERA,
!, -. HIRAM BERSIC, Cnu4!IIudcr
80 ~: y has commenced hcr regular
Weekly triiS between C4tuu
I Louis laV.vt tel,ua every Monday evcl.iA. -
O'Clock. and :. ;.n1is Friday ,Yruisg "a ociu0S The
,t ' Ira ~ hc,.: 6rtc M with ever, reg. L. III,
50. IS ASIA co.1It of her Dts>cn-t ana he, state
Rorr- and t'.o,> iuti Ishcd with ticcacc and pro-
yl,a With r>rfN ia proveutut. For f., pis~a e.
APP by Oil board To
JAMES CARTER 4. 20, Agents
Ca'tra Arlii =. - 2-tf
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LEO. EEUGIS SON.

NAHoLESALE and retail dealer in fiardware and
w CUTLERY, Cast steele, Nails Mechanics and Mi
ners' tool Rope aud Farming implements, No So lain
street, Galena, III. 1T
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ROC Is ISLAND ENl' DRY AND Ma.
or l. GtiNE.

FERGt : 3 7 ORp Il co.
zANIFAtTi RiRS of StcaIn tle lue~ Water
- W H'e.,, Mi tcarrg. K"-trY saws Horse pow
o" "gnt.. etc. etc. MI orders promptly executed
Roe Is a.d. Man !, lS5l. 1T
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AMERICAN MILLS.
IIE subscriber havinI been appointed Agent fer the
above Nils, will keep constantly on hand supply OF
.iNtsa Family Flour arraitei superior tn any four
sold in tiii, markct. u. +. McCLo>kEX.
HSDRACLIC CEMENT.
THE subscriber huVrs been appointed Agent for the
sale of Louisville cement, will Keen a large supply
hand, and viii b. sold a small adv from Man
uficturer. price. IL. 4. cCLOSkEI.
l,.lnnA Mnrrh % -
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paENiiJHOiN>--l5o, L. ;. 3, aud gall, II, a per
q y EAoel,.or, ana lor sale by II + McCLOskEY.
NNHiSKLY-loo bbis Old Rye req and for sale b,
w Ii / McLLOSNEY
6NOFFEE--350 bags Rio Coffee, r.cI per Golden Era
" aud for sale by HF NCLOSKEl.
va>oBACCo-la5 bEs Virginia, reed and FOR sale by
II + NrCIOSNEN.
NJ. ii M'CLOSNEY.
EhICF-25 tirrceS reed Fer Golden Era for sale by
Eo app IL tLOShEY.
S.sAIERATU S--25 lxs Boston saeratus. received aud
y for sale 10y HI N'CLOsNEY.
~. CASKS Brown stout. London Porter. q Scotch
.DSS Ale. rtc'd per Golden Ira, and for sale by
ap7 If M'CLOSkEY.
Vs,ckEREI-75 bDls Ne. !. "a Nacsercl reed
w per Golden Era and ior sale bv
ap. IF NvCLoSKEY.
yaNEA-l5h Iii chests c r Imp and X Tea received
per Golden EIa, aud for sale by
ap. MCLoSKEy.
T<TRRANTS-2J ~qsks Currents reed p.r Cnll,r
~ Era, and for sale by II + NCLOSNEI.
EERRiNGS-295 hxs Scotch Hcrfing~ re,'t per COL
deu Era, aud for sale BY HF MCLOSNEY.
EpAISlNS-!5obAs II Raisin<, reed and Tor sale by
Es ap7 II + M'CioSkEY.
NATINE-l5O casks Claret and Whine Wine, reed
w and Tor sale by n NClrSAET.
/ NNACON--50 casks Hams and Shoulders. reed per
n Bon Accord, f.. sale b, II h'CLOShEA.
/ NyOLAssES--lo0 bills rec'1 ana inr sale bv
w app IF NCLO$EEI.
SNANDLES--l59 b>s Siar Candles. reed per W,con-
4 x SIN anu Tor sale D. IL I VI GLOSAEN.
I'ARJ0 bbls Tar rec per Wisconsin and ,r sale bv
ap. MCiOSNEN.
ARID bills Leaf Lard reed per Wisconsin. and
a. for sale by II + MCLOSALl.
E9RANDN--90 casks Brandy reed per Golden Era
EB aud for sale by uF MCLo>hEN.
&.A BONES Pint and ounr, Fla.k~ reed and for
GV sale by II + MCLO 'kEY.
ENDER NiNEGAR-Veceivei and for sale Nv
u IF N'CLOSHEY.
A -TNNIES-l0.OG0 emmy Sacks. reed ner Bon ac-
IA cord, and for sale by IL MCLOSKEY.
HARIED BEEF-lGoog lbs DRIED Beef reed per Bon
- Accord and for sale by II / M'CLOSNEY.
~ II Mo LOShEY.
H<HLOUR50 hbl> Extra Superine Family reed pcr
a Excelsior, and Tor sale by HI McCLoSkEY.
{ p for sale by III MccLoSKEY.
IUAMS AND SIIOvLDERS--2O casks reed per Ex-
celsior and for sale by II L McClOShEY.
HEESS pORK--S00 bills On hand and for sale by
IVA II + McLLOSkEX.
- sale by mr. McCLOsNEY.
CaNDLES--i5ob xs Mould reed an for sale by
~ MCCLO>kEY.
6tREEN APPLEs--lOO bbls in store and for sale nv
~ I MCtiOSKEA.
StUGAR-55 hhds Fair to Prime \ o. Sugar reed per
- Wyoming and FOR sale 10y II McCLOSKEY.
A tiGARS-I0,O0o La mon Eegala Cigar.; 10000 M
q poieon do do; 10000 Washington do 10; 10000
Booners do; 5,0oo Marin do do. 1000 mon do
do: 5000 La Luna do do; 10000 La Aimtina do:
1000 IA Ntcloua do de; 5000 Principe assorted dos
ce,ed per " yoming and for sale b,
mh26 II + NcCTOSNEY.
fNHEESE-l25 bvs Western Reserve Cheese re, d
- per Highand Mary, and or sale by
ap3 HF McCLOSkEY
(<LASS-300 bNs assorted sizes Window Glass reca
IN per Excelsior for sale by Ii Z 5cCLOSKET
~ AiI>-37j kegs ass'i reed per Excelsior, and for
! v sale by mh29 II L NcCIOSkEN.
4 ARD OLD bbis Lard Oil reed and for sale hv
n Il ap2I-4-2 II II MCIOSKEV
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MARSH ALL &. cos
J. - - y - t,r


= connection WIN stock Of SLiGp mos, we
o,r large sto,A of Groccries aud rroy.>i e
would cali The attention q! ur-cUuutls chants and
reta.l dcets Grail! - our stock which embraces
every TIA Z, Lquols e,cpte, ia the Grocery aad Pro-
vision line.
We propose selling for c.sh ut Galenn market prices
ad H. cost oi Ir2n~l c,tat,o, AID believe that
~u9rlN boarding &,t Ters ard families good
terms ., they eau ilrehas, below.
Ou stock has been ec.cd with caro. tha; can
wAEnAsg tie quality % "a. articles sud by is.
- J'(; ilsS-~I oinlnon Grown, Refined, A. b and c,
~ CrVshrl AID rovdo "a, 10y the barrel. At
MARSHALL ~ Co.'S.
1a0Ls &~E@-~ptl,lu's syrup. snaar-hoose and
y ilanAiian, NJ MARS. Alt x Io's.
GttoLDEH STRIP. ia lc-sallon kegs, for lami-
"a 10, Il Il. . Cos.
TtoVTEE ard 4 .:,S OF every hind, a,
E.LOt R--jasFer, Extra and supo.llne, Al
Il N & COS.
ugoR K--Clear Mess Just pu, up last we 4, snpe-
a no. Article Tor Iaani'Ic, n VI Cos.
SAIT--oi every hn4 and in a''y qu'n',,e.
{ sL-"lin~ced peacscl, Lamp and Lar! orat
~ " y cos.
GtANDL!s--s'qera Star aa1 Mould, a,
" Ma Cos.
EA~HITU LEAD, Turgeutnc, Putty, Whiting and
w tamlbiacA. "a NJ y Cos.
NA-INDOW Class ard Nails, To'acco Goldfish.
~ NacEerel. i; t'er Hrd hecse AAe-, locks Corn
Baskets Ltohl = C.,st, Gro Bar. Back Nijs. & rain
H"o't'S, Coffee Mli>, ic'cn-s!sn Caps, lo- Chains,
Eioon> Crackers. A,c ieiNc>, and almost every ding
!rlt can 'e named, 'e,ay Flows and fepper>auce,
for sale AT MARSHALL = Cos.
SAINT lan'. 0ctober, -5l. 3-2s
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RIFE EN

REFERENCES
j. Chogteau. Jr. & Co, New York,
lofie;, Sterling s. Co, Pittsburgh,
Jane Peck q Co.. Chicago,
BRUCE & Lewis, Detroit,
RAY. Keith & Co. Cincinnati,
Chou,eau d NalCe, -. Louis,
James Garter q Co, Galena,
StiiinIaE a. Rood, -
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8. CRAWFORD a co..

=. Ora WORD a. CO..
NRoLEstLE AND RETAIL DRUCGIsTs,
~ Hg,r Steet, ciaieaa,
NAVE just rereivcd 4 fun supply of Drugs Medi-
q cnes, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stufs. Window Glass
Glassware, Putty, etc. They viii constantly re-
ceivng supplies Of the above and other their
line, ami would call the attention of those wishing to
purchase, as they ot'r to sell al st. Louis prices.
Gaena, Oct. >, lo5l q
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FRUETTREES FOR SALE.

FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.
-. The undersigned beg leave 10 advise all inter
Ky csted, that they have growing, ard in fine
&SSrasC size for tra;splanng:
~ 50o,0co Apple Trees, embracing l72 varieties,
10000 Pear &c %
l00,00O Peach - 90 g
10000 Plum -
1000 Cherry 80
500 Yellow Pine. 1000 White Pine,
I01o0 Red Cedar, from 3 10 ] 900 Am. Arborvi;ps,
6 feet long, SO European Sa,in,
l0o00 Lcmbardy Poplars, 900 American iarch,
LOCO Basam, 5000 Silver Leaf
800 Tulip Trees, 1000 Double Red Altheas,
20GnO Black Locust LOCO White
20GOO Cataiaras. LOCO tlantens Trees,
5000 GuOsbcrrcs, Loco Snow Bells.
$4,000 An Grape Vines. 1900 Hone suckes. asa'i.
1000 Weeping Willow, 1900 Currants assorted.
10000 Ounces,
IL addition to the above, have a most extensive
sortnent Of Dallas, Chr, santheums, Gerauius Cactus
Green House Plants Figs, everbearing; Red Antwery,
and Virginia Rasheries; Eoyeys, keene, and also Viz
gina seeding Strawberries, Asparagu, Roots, &c.
Al! Of which viii be delivered order board
boats, neatly packed for transportation, in the
when desired. Our price will be reasonable any
similar establishment East West Ali Trees and
Plants sold by will be guaranteed TO he uamed.
JOHN SiGERSON q BRO.
ST. Louis, March %, 1852.
II. +. NcCLOSKEY, Agent.
III Opposite s. u. laEaiHg, Galena.
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Galena advertisements.
z. II. III. r. CORWITH,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods. Boots
and Shoes. Clothing, Hats. Caps. &c.
NO. 3S LEvEE, CALI


Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods. Boots
and Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps. &c.
NO. IS LEvEE, GALENA, ILL.
RE now in receipt OF their large and well assorted
IN stock of Goods for the Spring and Summer; which
they offer 10 the trade the most yatageous terms.
The following goods included 10 their
BROWN SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS,
Of the following brands:--
A. &. A. Shawmut Old Colony,
Winchester, Appleton,
National, Lowell, etc, etc
BROWN AND BLUE DRILLINGS.
Casco, 4. G. A., Superior, Salmon Falls and Premium
BLEACHED sHIETINGS.
All the desirable brands to be found in the market and
at very low prices.
Cocheco, Hamilton,
do Cd, Sprague's,
Ancn, Dunnei's,
Briggs, Hoye's,
Adams Blue and Orange,
Carr and Richmond, flne aud White,
English, Union,
Shifting, Mourning,
And cheap Prints Of every variety.
TECHNICS.
full - sortment.
SUIRTfNG STRIPES,
OF all brands and qualities.
Cloths Cassimeres, Sattinets and Tweeds, including
American, English French and German Cloths; black
striped, plaid waved and fancy spring styles of Cass
ntres and Tweeds
HEHSTlN6Ss
large assortment of fine silk, Satin, Velvet and EN-
broidered, Marseiiles and Buff Goods
COTTONADF.S.
fine assortment of the differ MT brands, of ever,
quality and price.
" oolcn and Cotton Flanues, Casnhrcs, dress Silks
Muslin, Thread, Buttons, Hooks and Ey Hdks, Sus
pcndes, Hosiery, Gloves, Tow cling. sewing silk Crash
Bonncts Ribbons, Irish and Brown Liners, Table Gov
ers Diaper, Wadding, Candle Wick, Irvine, Whale
bone, etc etc.
BOOTS SHOES.
Mems calf grained kip and thick Boots and Dr0gans
BOYS and NOuths DO do. womcns calf, Nip, goat, enan
ellod Jenny Lind and Kid Booees; Ladies' goat kid
enaneod Busans. Ladies fancy cold Caters and hal
Caters and Bu>kins of quality and price. A Il
ana complete assortment OF the different sy of Mis-
SEES and childrens' wear.
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PROBATE COURT .

PROBATE COURT.
N Office is hereby given, that the regular
terms OF the Probate Court Of RAMSEY
county, Minnesota Territory. will be holden or
the first Mondays in March, June, September
and December. respectively, at o'clock A. NJ
at nay office IN the town Of -, Paul
40-yiy HENRY a. LAMBERT,
Judge of Probate of
Ramsey Co. Min. Ter.
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& Retail Fancy Dry Goods
House. on the Stewart Plan;
EtlR{' HID COX.

% -U3fD HtIfft. EUffn0,
ENANE as opened ard daily receipt Of the new
est and most fashionable sty les al rich Dry Goods,
consisting Of silks, Shaw Harcsss De Luncs Poplins,
6c, Hctsekcepinr articles, such Carpets Mating,
&c. al The most approved sN les and patterns,
Hosiery and Gloves, in TACT everN thing IN the Of
Dry Goods. Their stoch Of fine goods ia % and equal
III aiN ana prices 10 thing IN St Ions Eastern
markets. The shopping community Of Minnesota
respectfully solicited 10 this stock consisting
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500 cloth. beaver and pilot loo dozen hickory shirts
100 60 DO twiid fan.
10 do1 French and German ~ do under do
cloth coats 90 do twil'd nan drawers
100 cloth, tweed, jean ard DO drivers frocks
sattnet sdcks 80 do Saxon, wrappers
200 blue and black monkey merno anil MIA SHIRTS
jackets 80 dos merinO, rbbed and
200 long green jackets scarlet rib'd drawers
800 black aud fancy loo doH supr scanned socks
and doesh'n pants 10 do black sin
1000 pr heavy lined, all sizes 50 DO silk hdkfs
and CoCrs 20 do stocks and scarfs
- ioz oli,h satin 25 do In. blossoms x col
/ j " fine black cloth - do buck gloves * uIits
- corduroy vests II DO Cashmere and sih
. lion skin 10 gloves
p 9 heavy winter vests dozen dressing gowns
Il " white SHIFTS SIP. cat and thIs boots
10 - nue calico shirts Irish linen
3 " common do Broadcoth and cashmere
Rubber oyeishoes Sanet and does hin
do otcruls Black satin
do sack Goats Black silk velvet and serge
do pea Jackets OlicetS rubber coats
INDIAN GOODS.
Grey and white list and Scarc, and white blankets
let strouing FIsl-hcoh, and lines
Tuhcia nbbon and worstcd Gil buttons, and fine
binding combs
scalplr. and car,oucl Knife J. ave- ana hand axes
Pistols. rev ulyc.s and Bowie Chinese Ncrnirn
knNrs Aerw ochre, chrome yorw
California and Bucna Vista and green il papo.s
kniSes Iron spoons and ladies
Pocket and Congress Knives Brides, marIigalcs and
Powder TASKS u gun woruIs snrcn.sles
Cod lines, sturgeon Il Cling spike simlcs
twsue Rat aud beaver traps
GROCERIES AND uARDN ARE.
Rio and lava Coffee steel pens and blacAi1g
Young B,soh, lnperia and Curry combs aud brushes
Shu>ho;g teas o. supr shoe cloth and hair br Dishes
quality knives and tork.
Rcaalia Principe ard Cuia Carving butcher and long
>egir~ bu'lto Knives
Refined lard art f>l-oil Fur. otter aad cloth caps
llit cal chewing and smok ine and large assortment
ng -llrr@ of silk haas
Essence Of peppermint Hunts and toilils' ayes
castor oil Sardmr>. HOLSTERS clans Il
Maynard q Moves INK pickles
GWOCL3,RY AND GLASSWARE.
a I
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New Goods and New Prices, ut the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.

MULLER has just oponed for exhibition at his
H NEW BRICK STORE, directly opposite his old
stand, large and splendid assortment of Dry Goods.
clothing Indian Goods, Hardware, Cutlery Glassware
and CrockerN, BOcis and shoes hats and Caps and In
dia Rubber Goods with every article usually called for
III Western Establish nent which he offers at whole
sale ana retail, prices much reduced Merchants ia
The Indian trade find every article they may wish III
The trnGe and with the assurance that the charges will
be moderate and satisfactory. Orders al all tin
be flied to any
To the Ladies, would say, we have few pieces OF
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81. NENVEIALI, \ co.

v HULt Ne DEALERS IN Drugs, MEDICINES CHIME
Gals, PAINTS. OIs, NARNiSlIEs and DYE-sTuTFs
W IApoV GLASS and PUTTY, GIL assNAgE PER-
FUNERY, FINE SOAPS, FINE HAIR, TooTH
PANT andWH TEw ASH l,RUsHEs. FIELD
GARDEN and Flow Er SEEDS. SUR
GICAL INSTR, MEMS, SPICES,
SUITS PaTENT MIMI
CINEs- PURE WINES, etc for MEpICiNAr PURPOSES
FANCY ARTICLES. n iNKs. 1 EFT Err and CAP PA.
PER, GOLD and STEEL PENS and STATIONARY
GOLD ana TiN For, and a great variety
Of o.her articles
This is The oldest Drug establishment north IF the ILL.,
nois river. We have business in this CITY since
tc2I Musicians and Merchants always find at this
House, FaGsII and UN tpJLTERATEp Medicines and of
The FIRST QUALITY. Purchaser invited to examine
orr stock is larger an, other in the Northwest
and we believe prices will continue
10 any who mas trade with us.
Gai1La, November, Iojl 3-2oyl
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w. III. ST!LLNIAN a CO..
No. 9, Roberts Street, have on hand,
Is bbls teniton Apples.
Is do Dry do
5 do Buckwhest Flour,
IS do Onions
l6OG Heads prime winter Cabbage,
3 boxes Lemons,
And every thing found i'll The Grocery line: which will
be sold for cash as low any ho:se Saint Paul Gail
and sec. w III. STiIIMAN d co.
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

VNNIE undersigned viii inform the citizens Of St Paul
u AID its vicinity thai he is opening a Lumber sr
the Shnsle Factory Jackson Seventh streets
and IL prepared to I'll orders for all kinds of Lumber
the shortest notice Those wishing Lumber of an, de
sofipton, laihs or shingles, would do well to cali
u Terms eae:, one half up and the balance on the
delivery Of The Lumber
J. ". BASS.
Agent for the ST. Anthony Mill Co.
81. Paul July 81 ISL. i5-tf
TuHE subsc bers wish TO inform the citizcs Of Min
u nesot8, that they have located Themselves perRan
entity in Minnesota prepared to buy, Improve,
and sell farms and property also TO ahc contracts
for hliitg aud making other Improvements. They
now have Il valuable farm itr sale (about midway be-
tween -. Paul and Font Douglass) containing $50
acres IS of which ard well mheed the balance
smoeh raire uf The best Huahty, about 20 under
improvement. one fame house. and good spring OF
ter. For further particulars, enquire of
w. e.. LeDUC, 81. Paul.
Or to The subscribers the premises.
j. {. q W. w. ELLISON
April 2, 1854 Stiff
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WAR EAGLE MILLS. AT GALENA.
FHNiE subscriber q! Flour from above mills
u and viii have a constant supply hand of super
fine and extra supcrfIe which viii be sold il prices
freight added.
The superior quality of this Flour is known M who
have tried IT, aud II only requires trial here make IL
iavOrite iamily Flour of Minnesota
JOHN HARRINGTON.
81. Paul. Msv %, 1881.
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SPRING SALES. 1859.

SHALL he receiving upon The opening Of navigation,
a large and well selected assortment Of British,
French aud American Dry Goods Hoots and shoes, Tea
and TOboCco and great variety oi Inc articles, which
Viii be offered the trade at lower prices than the
stl es have usually sold iii this market And would
suggest purchasers who have forinclIv VISITED other
markets. that much time and expense may be saved BY
put, hl>ing thrir goods here. Az examination Of my
stock and prices : respectfully solicited.
no la, arrif ts MARI. of,
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All oil which he offers for CASH, at small advance
o Eastern prices
\. B-IIais purchased at ibis establishment, iron.d
free Of charge. X. WEST NcCLOuD.
81. Paul, October ,, ISL 2i-sm.
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GRATED APPLE TR EES.

10y application to r. II. Gibson f. Fullerton, Of
10 Saint Paul. any Of choice thrifty Apple Trees,
years DID, will be forwarded earl, next spring 81
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Dcla'nes and CaslimUrcs.
20 pieces Alpucas
so do hlcached cotton
90 do wool flannel
20 do book and Swiss mus
lins, a sup'r article
p, GOO yards prints, the best
assortment ever brought
Ia The Territory
, hales sheetings
| do drilling
= 30 bed ticking
, don Bay State shawls
A few don do hose
i.isle thread, cashmere and
silk gloves, "A few PLAID
, linscy, 4 splendid article of
sllvcred buttons for trim-
ming dresses
30 pieces linen hdkfs
G.nPs and iringcs
Linen ribbons
J "a ngl,p warn
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SAINT PAILTO FORT RIPLEY,
NM now undertake to carry through the mail reg
w ulallS, between ~. PAU and Fort Rirty and Ia
convey passengers in comfortable stages leaving St
Paul REGULARLY every Monday morning nine o. lock
with the mail and with any passengers Express bush
ess inirused 70 care, between St Panl and Fort
Rpey. CORBITT
Jan. 20 4tf
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Rich hrocade silk shawls Dress Goods.
White and coid Grape dc Rch cham silks.
: Rrocade II, rmani 20 strip.
u" Chanaeale six " suFlmer II
=" BroC gde silk scarts. Turc sains
. co.orcd and black " Black go dc rhine,
" White lace Charseable lustres,
EnbI oidel red linen hdkfs. SILK TISSUES
cults - G., randnes,
collars. Chain bccagcs.
under sleeves, Bcragc muslin dc LANES,
ChimtLctts. &C. French jaconeis,
Rich bonnet rihbens, Striped pcpll.s
= cianseabe do DO Na,er'd poplins, &C. &c
carpets, French cin,Z,
1aTestr, brussels, Dotted mousairs, &c d
Three ply, Printed lawns
Ingram, &c, &C.
FAfREUIlD a. cox.
80 alain street, Gaicna.
MaV -. 1851.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-27

Knitting needles
50, sharps, between and
buckskin needles
100 pac ks pins
100 dozen rediRg and ivory
combs
81 d. scissors. slp'r article
200 doz white and assorted
spool cotton
100 lbs skcin cotton
silk and twist, bees wax,
Tape and silk brade
mitts. wristiets end chill
dreu's gloves
Cotton adding
Damask and brown linen
table covers
Hair brushes, plain and i'll
laid with pearl
Ladies' and children's shoes
Ladies' lined rub1er over
Shoes
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-27

cheap C,ret store, 'or F4f emf H'nfsr Yraic.
T.. FULLERTON has now received and opened Ia .
W autumn winter stock, comprising of the De- /
selected a-.urarat> 1T Ready made Clothing. Prints
- iacs, boojs shoe iancl Goods, ever brought
- Minnesota He would respectfully invite Farmer
aud OFT RS visiting ~ Pad to aN hln visit. he is
Il, Jtr,niutd the which Ms establishment
has 50 long held, OF .Chc7p ash store"
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-27

Cons .iine of three first class boats,
NOMINEE, Capt. o. SMITH.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-27

Grey and white list and scar
let Strru,iil'g
TaNcta rbbon and Worsjcd
binding
Scaiplns and cartouch Knife
Pistols, revulVc.s and Bowie
kWNrs
California and Bucra Vista
kniSrs
Pocket and Congress Knives
Powder TASKS u gun WORMS
Cod-iino,, sturgeon \ gilEg
IAN.nn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22
HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.

CARRoL HOUSE 722 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE TIM
~ New York Hotel IL open and ne rr
boarders Families visiting New York will ind il ono of
the best and most comfortable houses tho city, being
entirely end hted up In the superior manner.
with every convenience gas warm aud cold bsths 90
JAMES HENDERSON, PROPRIETOR.
FLORIDA H0USE.-rHIS WELL. KNOWN HOTEL,
situated IN ST. Augustine, Florida, the fayorite resorS
Ter nyads during tho winter season. for rent with or
without the FURNITURE Apply at the Office Of
CENTER Il Co, No. 90 Old slip.
(yRAMEKCY HOUSE, CORNER or TWENTIETH
~ street and Broadway New York, 10 30 ting
public contain one hundred and ATTY rooms furnishse
tho most elegant STYLE with possible conveaenes
~ will be kept the American and European plank ooI-
bned; and the propretors determined has sns rsAk
s"onS sns ~" ""ny nossn IN 'n' DoNApI q co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22
HATS AND CAPS.

HATS cars, AND STRAW GO0Ds.-sTARR. SON 3
III o. Usts Nsltby and Starr,) LAT Water street,-
wholesale Of and dealers in Hass caIs ana
;t,sc FOR southern Western city and country xads.
me sttsaes q sAsA sad uns buysss ~ yVssty ssk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22
POLITICAL.

l. county New Jersey. will hold mass meeting ~
aehcksh ths sNsdnesSay) evening A. seven ooosh
he delivered by Judge Labethtown New JerssyS
General H. Walbridge, Hon, A. A thompson, Hon. L. ID.
shepard and others Of New YORK city; and Hon. W. H.
Van Nostrand Of Bordentown, New Jersey.