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CATucART 4 RporrIEp

SOUTHWEST corner Of ROBERTS and Third streets,
RE selling OF the balance of their Stock of Wines
n and Liquors at cost and charges which is much
lower than they could be bought in Calcna.
Their Stock consists of the following, viz Port and
Malaga Wines, Brandies Of different brands pnre,
Holland Gin Sw an brand also American Brandes and
Gins, old Nons'a Whiskey, old Copper stilrd do.
Those wishing TO purchase, would find il 10 their adj
vantage to call and examine before purchasing else
where they anxious to close the above, and will
offer great bargains for CASH. -f.fu-
paul ID lE12 ALI
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CHEAPER THAN EVER!.

CHEAPER THAN EVER..
TIME subscriber woad respectfully announce the
citizens of at. Paul, and 'thc of kind that
he has received and selling the best goods
that be found in 'ihese diggins certain and will
continue sell cheaper, and less profits than anv in
this Territory, either wholesale retail for and
nothing shorter Ii consists, in part Of the following
DRS-SOODS:
large and very superior as'ttn'eht oi Ladies fne
Dress Goods, such Prints, Alpacas, Cinghams De-
LANES, Thibet Cashmeres French Nernoes etc. Also,
good shawls wells hoods scarfs, yes,
Hosiery, MantIIas, Lsces. Edgngs, Bonnet and Cap Rib
bons flowers pins needles aud combs Of great variety.
Also, good stock Of
READY.NaDE CLOTHING,
consisting Of overcoats, dress and froCk pants,
vests, pea jackets, under and oversrs, knit and flannel
drawers, country made socks, etc. Also, extensive
stock Of
LADIES' SHOES AND BOOTS,
of every variety and price; together with good assert
ment al Gents Moroccos, Calf Kip and Congress Boots,
Calf Kip, and Patent Leather shoes; Boys
Youths, Childres and Misses shoes and boots, gea;
abundance. Also, good assortment Of
HATS AND CAPS,
consisting Of Cloth, and plush for and
Cloth and glazed caps for boys far silk and puena Vista
Hats, DC. Together with good supply Of
GTEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE,
Hardware and Cuscry. Drugs and Medicines Groceries
and Provisions etc. al Of which, (and the half has
been mentioned will be sold extremely low for cash.
examine stock before making your purchases, and
you viii be well paid for your trouble deter
mined wage OF determination against high prices.
Store Third street. between Roberts and Jackson
n. NJ. SPENCER.
St. Paul, November, 1851.
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Fol Nh.

A Pocket book, with some money in IT, Pun Is fsn
"hu ios,ng funds Is no fun" The Is request.
cd 10 prove properly, pay charges aud take il away,
kNOA, Carpenter, Fourth ST., ST. Paul
Feb 26 1859 - 81 = - '"'
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poteIs and conoepanres.
J.. c. BURBANK. W. L.. FANcRTfE. H. RICE
MINNESOTA EXPRESS
- G EN- ~ n AVN Nfalr IINE


CONNECTING at Calena with the American Elk
~ press Company, and from Saint Paul and all the
principal towns and cities in the United suites and Eu
rope-sem-weekiy over the land route to Galena, with
branches 10 the river towns for the Of Pas
sengers Light Freight and valuable Packages; Collection
of Notes, Bills Drafts, &C. Transportation of money
purchase Of every description of merchandise, &c.
Competent messengers Will travel constantly the
whole route and business in every OF any
importance between Saint Anthony and Gaiena, both
The river and interior land route.
The propretors hold themselves responsible for all
moneys goods entrusted their care. Passengers
may also depend upon being conveyed in speedy and
comfortable manner.
BURBANK, FANCETTE & CO., Proprieters.
Agencies and Offices.
Messrs. g. II. RICE d Co., st. Paul.
as J. X. STEVENS & Co., st. Anthony
CHURCHILL ~ NELSON, saltwater.
i. STEELE, Esq. Fort smelling.
J. NJ. WaALRY, Willow River.
F.M. RUBLEE d Co, Prairie La Crosse.
b. w. DRIsDoIs, Prairie du Chen,
J. BRooKgs, Esq, Galena
November IL, 1851. 81
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NOTICE.


-, NOTICE.
foiITE Marta has made application 10 the
tnsrt Of ProSsse offhe county OF Ramsey fer let
@ 0 ssaisiraiioa the Of Louis vasseur de-
-els-a Oi said county, The will be heard aud
ar "a the ofhce OF sad Court, at ST. Paul, the
in asF OF March next 10 o'clock a. NJ. In the
---a iisIs, he ~ appointed special administrator.
HENRY A. LAMBERT, Judge Of Probate.
- f-li, FEB e. Is52- 4s--St
FFFaE partnership .se Auction and Commission bu-
stess. under the Eame and style of French IL Col
-r herewith dissolved BY mutual consent. Francis
p elias assumes all the Indebtedness OF the said lru
h-a - acbS due the SAID firm must be paid to him.
a&f F.E. COLLINS
Ll..t A. II. FRENCH.
= Francis Collins will the said business
a. ~ ID stand, Third street, nearly opposite Justice
Uefrt =
81 lsfl, Feb. 26, lsi2- Is 1,.. 4s--1t
zslfhLf & BROTHERS disposirg Of thei. WOOL
- rods. consisting a nsnneIs, linseys, buck mitts
49, at aose and clothing, &c, at Philadelphia coat
cs nd our other goods, for much less they can
Fch asei Tor NJ other pinoes, We invite friends
1ne -sif rer. TO give call before going elsewhere
- = tcc confident please them with our goods
e'a lrictA 4s--.St
ONLY TWO WEEKS LONGER!
"A care opportunity now occurs &c obtain splendid
- Dagaerreotyre for 81 Is. In large quarter cases
y Ealrs, ~ 90. Doele, heavy gold pistcd icsk.ts
si7g u ~ entire Dsguereoype stc-k at trnins nd
fce oa cost; and vii discontinue that att in order 10
ave M undivided attention Dentistry and the con-
auot = Drng Store, Which l intend opening in the
rFnlE JARVIS, Artist. = =
- Peal, Fen. 2srh I.52 sset
HiHscsotisn copy. 4,a Il 81
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SAINT PAUL. TO FORT RIPLEY.

n SAINT PAULIO FORT RIPLEY.
KKyE row undertake carry through the mail. reg
w ulaIly, between 81. Paul and Fort Ripley, and TO
convey passengers, comfortable stages leaving St.
Paul regularly, every Monday morning at nine O'Clock,
with the mail and with any passengers Express bnsi
ntrusted 10 care, between st. Paul and Fort
Ripley sfe CORBITT.
Jam 90 W 4ltf
VALENTINES! VALENTINES:
THOSE who wish celebrate the 18th day OF Fehrl-
| arv in the good old STYLE. can have their wishes
cratided n w. =, COMBS Book Store,
! Cor ST. Anhon, and Capitol streets.
Feb, 5, 1859. rs
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

f2fA RODNEY PARKER, late Of the American
lsssm House, Lowell, Mass, having lease Of the
$3.50 large hotel at the upper end OF st. Paul. will
thing in roper order for the convcnicnc OF trav
elers, borders families desiring fmised aparms nts
espectfuiiy invites his friends and the public
hin. a call believing that he can DO much for their
comfort be cxpeotcd IA new country !, ret yet
surbljct with regular MARKETS. 44y
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ST. PAUL TENIpk,RAN HOUSE.

My name is MOFFET, My Boarding House is OF
lVl Jackson Street, at the lower end OF Saint Paul To
find it, you keep straight up from steamboat landing
TO the sign of Triangle at the north end Of the bridge
Ny house large, and for prompt payment every week
intend TO furnish good fare the very lowest price
80 LOT MOFFET.
ST. Paul, NAV %, 1851. Sly.
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PURE TALLOVv CANDLES.

RE manufact ured By the subscribers and wsrrantei
IA TO be Of the best quality at IL CENTS by the box
For use, they actually worth twice much any
other candles, sold for taow candles, at Saint Paul.
Terms cash Candles of our man ufact ure be onnd
j. T.. Fullertons Store, the junction Of Third
and Bench streets, the OF Fort and W anut
streets.
n. CROFT,
a. kIRkPATRICK.
ST. Paul. Oct q 1851. "a 9m
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DIE D.,

trhsuary 2d. 1T Pisiniield, Will County, ILL.,
r.- Dsacon Ezra Gocdhue, aged about 50 years,
nae of ne earles, settlers in Will County; and a
neg q 8 strict integrity as ever lived.
\ IL. PaPers please copy.
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G. II. KOyITS q N.

HNJR Mandatory; everything in the fur line made
II IN the best manner. Ladies' lrs sleigh robes fur
coats, caps and gloves Upper Town. Fuers brick
store, 81. Paul. go A5-tf
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CARPET WEAVING.

CARPET WEAVING.
yUNBE SUBSCRIBER, at the corner Of Fifth and Mia
nesota Streets ~. Paul, is prepared to rag
Carpets, equal in appearance To ingram Carpets,
very low price. Any Of old garments may be used
up economically in this way than in any other;
and there Is scarcely family that may not, short
tnc enough in this way, for handsome and dra-
bic carpet EDWARD NJ. WALTERS.
Jenuary /, 1852 sly
-. Carpets hand for sale, snd all Of Rags
bought or exchanged for Carpets.
WRAPPING PAPER 81.
ar ALL sizes nsed By Druggists, Grocers, &c., for
" sale cheap by COMBS,
Next door to Farrington's
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BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
A ND DRAFTS on all parts az the United states Al
n the Ofiss OF the Mlnnesota Outfit, by
May !, lesi. CHAs. w. BORUP.
Ply
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FARM TO LET.

hNE of the eldest and finest Farms in the Territory
" of Minnesota, known the SCARoTuERs' FARM
situated in Washington County, on The Cottage Grove
road, about twelve miles from ST. Pal. This place
the centre of hicky settled farming community, and
contains 100 with sbo eighty under cult
walton, fine wood and water privileges, together with
farm house. barn, and other ouhouses. Ii is amarv
known the Plumb Farm and will be let indus
trous practical farmer upon easy and advan sgcons
;ei's For further information, apply 10 Gen. james
McU. Boai.
ST. Paul November ", )s3l str
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DEY MAN & FISHER.

A 7 the celebrated FREMONT HOU Sc. Bench street,
IA Saint Paul, prepared to receive BOARDERS at
S. per week, day-boarders without lodging at
$3.50. They also keep Bar supplied with prime Ii
quors and cigars and will be ready, all times day and
night, provide gentlemen ladies with any refresh
ments they may want, that then in market; such
pigs feet, oysters, sardines, tripc venson, buffalo
tongues, catfish alameda, elk steaks 'front.' snipe,
am woodcock, partridge. prairie grouse, and whatever
tn can Gnd at the time being in our market.
lime = 1851. l0-Iy
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DOWN RIVER MAIL.
XKyIILOUGHBY e. POWERS row proprietors
w Of the Dawn River Mail Line between st. Paul,
Prairie du Chen and Gaens and will makctwo regular
trips each week, to wit leaving ST. Paul Monday
and Thursdays 3 O'Clock A. NJ and Prairie du Chen
the days and the hours through in -Four
and half days Fare Sl3 90.
Jan. 49, 1882
STATIONERY--1li members of the Legislature
- will find fine assortment of stationery nj
rsf w. =. COMES Book Store,
Next door to Farrington's brick.
Saint Paul, Jan. S, 1852. 3s-tf
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Exchange and Opposite Office Of
GEORGE w. HARRINGTON & CO.,
e. qatb,,., c,fr.,t O. pal

MONEYS or dtposite md interest allowed on all
w Deposited f,r three months and over.
Exchanges the principal Cities East ard South, for
sale.
Investments made in Real Estate, Otherwise, for
persons living OF the TerriSry the advanta-
geous manner.
Office hours, from 10 to II O'clock and from to
O'Clock. 33tf
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DAUGUERREOTYPEs,

DAUGUERREOTYPE
nR. JARVIS, who is Gisposing Of his Stock in the
IL Art fast possible viii take Pictures lower
prices than were known before In the West aud
such easily portable by mail, TO any part Of The
world.
What think you Of good Pictures a. 81 5o'
ST. Paul Feb. s, 1852. i2.tf.
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ST. PAUL HARDWARE STOKE.

On Third street, ftoo doors beiow Wabashe1
vEGE subscribers having received large additions to
Il their former stock and assortment are prepared to
furnish any articles IN the HARDWARE line at small
adv,ince on Eastern prices. We shall always Keep on
hand large stock CT
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS' TOOLS,
Bench and moulding Planes, Socket & trimer chises,
Hand, panel and rip saws, Gouges rules, squares,
Compass, tenon we bb do Guages and DEVILS,
Adzes, hammers and hatchets, Plumb and Levels,
Anglers, braces and bitss Wood& iron bench screws,
Chalk lines, spools, etc. etc
be- HOUSE TRIMMINGS.
Locks latches aud bolts, House bells aud carriages,
Butts and screws all sizes, Hooks staples padlocks,
Bell pulls and door knockers Hat and coat hooks etc.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Shovels spades and hoes, Forks and grain cradles,
Rakes, thes and snaths, Garden raAcs, hoes ETC.
HEAVY
Mill and cfoss cut 8 rvs Nails, braas and spikes
Axe sand axe beivcs, Stone hammers and picks,
Cast steel. all sizes. Msttocks and wedges,
Blister and German, do DO, Iron wire all sizes,
OK log and chains, Iron rlvcts and Katie ears,
Anyils and hammers, Well wheels. jack screws,
Cow sheep and bells. rndstores friction rOlicra
Wrought nails steelyards. Hooks and hinges washers,
Circular saws. all sizas Bake ovens skilets, etc.
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
Ifames pad trees ETC. Brass and silvd ornam ents,
Roller buckles harness do, Brass nails, rosettes,
Brass. pad hooks terrets Snsers and mueen bits,
Jap'd do do do Swivels and pad screws
Brass and sil,d rings, Thread avis, vaish,
Japd rein and bre snaps Brass and iron srrnps ETC.
HOUSEKEEPING HARDW
ING GLASSES. LAMPS, FANCY
GOODS, DC, &C.
Tabled dessert knyes& forks Sad irons and s.ands,
Plated forks butter knives Boilers and saucepans,
do table and tea spoons Brass kettles, pie plates,
Brittania and iron do do, Dust pans, spittcons,
Blasting spoons and ladies' Brass, iron Il japd cand'k
Cake turner's waffle ir,Hs, Walters, brc6 snufer
Spring balances chopg Curtsn pins bands, etc
Locking glasses, all sizes Iantherns and lard lamps,
Solar Lamps, do do Rrass& iron shoy 'sSt tOngs,
Side and hanging, do, Drittania ware,
Tea bells, selves, etc, GrdirOns and tea Kettles,
Wood saws and chopg axes, Coffee mills, etc.
Pen and pocket knives Shaving soap, brnshcs, etc.
RaZors, scissors and shears, Combs, purses, etc,
Powder horns TASKS, etc, Spectaces, ETC.,
Bullet moulds, gun tubes.
SLEIGH BELLS: SLEIGH BELIIS:'
Martingale straps, 80 bells, Double body straps,
do do IS do Single do do
Neck do rough and polished Loose bells, all sizes
gT As we are determined to sell low for Cash only,
facilities for obtaining goods in the Eastern markets
VIII cradle offer inducements purchasers that
cannot be found elsewhere.
J. McCLOUD, Jr., * co.
ST. Paul, Oct. 2, 1851. 2i-6m.
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SPENCER, KIRKPATRICK a MARKLEy.

STORAGE, Forwarding Il Commission Merchants
- l.evee, Lower Landing, st. Paul, Min. Ter.
Feb. 10, 1852. si-ly
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CASH FOR HIDES

VUNHE Highest market price will he paid in Cash Tor
u Green and Dry Hydes, also Deerskius.
A. E. COLLINS & co.
n. b. We have removed our Leather stsre and
Harness shop to the bGlldins, o2Pesite Rice ssd
Haney's Store Say
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FRENCH & COLLINS,
Auction and Commission House,

+ We q SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA TER.
IIAvING received an Auctoneer's Commission from
II the Governor Of Minnesota Territory, the t';6er
signed Have opened an Auction and Commission House
ON Thrd-street near jackson, where Will sell on
Commission, Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture. and al
kinds Of merchandise and produce. We believe that fke
superior adv antages ef II Paul. market, will be SUI
fcent inducement for business men and manufacturers
at Distances to send their goods etc, TO he sold on COM
mission private sale, at auction Our charges
moderate.
~ b. Particular attention paid TO the buying and SELL
ing of real in about saint Paul. 81. Anthony
saltwater. A. X. FRENCH,
+. l.. COLLINS.
Y4r References.
Gov. ALEX. RAMSEY, st. Paul, w SIMPSON, 81 Paul,
Hon III II SHELLEY, Mendoza, u l. FULLER,
Hon OLasTED, Benton CO. ii NJ RICE, q
Hon GOODRICH, Saint Paul. r SrEEE, Fort Smelling.
Hon w II FoRBEs, w HoLcoMBE, Stiliwa alter,
G RAMSEY, Hon MILAN, Cincinnati
W & HARRINGTON" Irwin, Esq
CHARLEs II OAKS, g Gel JAMES IRwIs,
Tracy, LWHITENAN,
w BoRuP, Capt JACOB srRADER,
McCLouD, Jr & Co. /" HENRY CoLLIss,
ELFELT 4 BRo's !" w p THORN,
RICE, II0LEs'EAD BECKER, PCHourEAU, Jr, 81 Louis,
sr. PAUL, October 9, 1851. 3-2sy
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THE NEW STORE,

j.
Us offering rerhaps,the most aatterng inducements TO
customers, of any establishment north Of ST. Louis,
Ladies and genienen, walk right straight in. We cannot
show you all Goods in one day; but we VIII show
enough to insure your coming again.
SEALED PROPOSALS
NNylLL be received by the Undersigned through the
Post Office, till the 9th Of March next inclusive
for furnishing the materials for demonstrating each OF
the following pieces of work the road from Point
Douglass to Fort Ripley and the road from the mouth
of Swan river to Long Prairie, namely
bridge across Coon Greek, with the necessary ex-
cavntions ard embankments OF its approaches;
4 bridge across Rum river with do
bridge across Elk river with do
bridge -rooss Little Fork creek with do
Two bridges across Swan river with do
These bridges except that over Rum river, be
made entirely of white oak pine. That Rum river
will be madethc abutmenis and pier OF white OAK
pine--the sn?crstrncture OF pine.
The plans of the bridges, with the probable amount oil
excavation and euibankmenf, and all other particulars
necessary 10 fill calculation of the work required will
be made known on application AT this Office.
Proposers expected TO state the total amount for
which they will in eac! furnish the materials for
and build the bridges. The price of the EARTn work
will bc expressed by the cubic yard.
The time in which the work is 10 be done, win be, in
the Of Coon creek Rock creek and river
months from the date ote copiractsu the case Of ELI
river and Rum river, foer months.
The proposals should be endorsed "Bridgc Proposals.
J. ii. sIMPSOsf,
lst Lieut.. Corps of Topl Engineers.
Once If the GENT. Government roads, I "a
Ters min, st. Paul, Feb. 6, 1859. (
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New Goods and New Prices, at the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.

LNULLER has Just opsned for exhibition at his
H NEW BRICK STORE, directly opposite his Old
stand, large and splendid of Dry Goods.
Clothing, Indian Goods, Hardware Cutlery, Glassware
and Crockery Docts and Shoes Hats and Caps, and
da Rubber Goods with every article usually called for
in Western Establishment, which he offers at whole
sale and retail at prices much reduced. Merchants in
the Indian trade lind every article they may wish in
the trade, and with the that the charges will
be moderate and satisfactory. Orders all times
be filled TO any amount.
To the Ladies, would say, have a few pieces of
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ST. PAUL,
Door, Sash, and Blind Mandatory.

ST. PAUL,
Door. Sash, and Blind Manufactory.
Corner Of Fourth and 81. Peter Streets)
Nj. WISE CO..
ENvER grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
Ia extended them beg leave TO inform the bcilders
ST. Paul and the rest of mankind in general that they
always hand, and prepare pared to make any
amount Of Doors, Window SASH Blinds and Frames to
order short notice In the durable manner and
at the most reasonable prices for cash Give call.
December Is, 1851. MICHAEL WISE,
-, 3Gy :, T. .fss JONAS GlSE.
"GOING 1T ALONE!''
BIyRED. HARDY, is now sole proprietor Of the Amer
u, Jean Saloon; and being longer in company, Is
therefore none the less anxious to see company being
prepared at all times, TO treat them with "the best he
has in his shop"
st. Paul, January %, ls52-4otf
A. l.. LARPENTEUR,
selling of his extensive stock Of goods Of all de-
IL scrpiions, at .teH
COST. rw- Er
Those who want bargains, for cash. may have hem in
the purchase of all sorts oil goods. Come soon ard
come all
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
FHNE undersigned, having been appointed by the Pro-
II bate Court for the county Of Washington, Terrific
of Minnesota commissioners TO receive examine and
adjust all claims and demands against the estate Of Hen
Maekey late of Washington county, deceased here
by give they will attend TO the business OF
their sppontment the oec of the Register OF Deeds
ruary and April All persons having claims against
said estate requested to present the same, at the
times above mentioned, properly authenticated.
JNO. S. PROCTOR,
Fse N,M. w. HOLCoMBE.
Saltwater Jan. l6, l2s2. f04t
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LIVERY STABLE.

Corner of 4th and Roberts SITS, Lower Landing
Harness. Carriages Bugeics and Saddle Horses TO let
Passengers conveyed to ali parts Of the Territory
Parties OF pleasure, cons to visit the ais of St An
thony and other places, will find it much 10 their inter-
est to call upon us before applying elsewhere.
IL Horses bought, sold and exchanged.
GyOur low prices for ready cash. Positive
~ credit will be given.
WHLOUGHBY, POWERS & co.
ST.. PAUL, NJ. T., May lst, 1851. 3-tf
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ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY FALLS
l Two Daily Stages.

VIII leave each place at A. NJ. and i. NJ.
SALTWATER. ST. PAUL AND ST. An
THONH FALLS.
DAILY STAGE.--Will leave saltwater and -. Pau ut
a. NJ and connect at ST. Paul leach way) with the ST.
Anthony Falls stage, making Daily Stage between
Saltwater ard st. Anthony Falls.
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r,,,RDING HOUSE.

CHARLES CREEA has opened Boarding
" House in the west end OF the cele5rsssd Fre..'H
House. on Bench street where he will make Cash Loo
and Boarers comfortable as he possibly at
$500 per week. NOV. 1851. BY
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THE AMERICAN SALOON

FHNIIS establishment, well stocked with every
n variety Of Liquors, Cigars, Oysters. &c, win be
kept antly open customers by the firm OF
+. HARDY.
Nov. 7, 1851. a-3Oy J. w. BABCOCK.
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0n6A Pair, iieavy-LiS.u lem ElMpo RiGS r'
4 Case NEW PRINTS. opened te -iay-prce :
4 cents a yard at the WESTERN ENro.'N'
NAA Kegs, l-2 Kegs, ard Ia Kegs Duponrs !. M
%UV powder in the magazine Forsale at the
WESTERN ENPoRIUM.
% Kegs PICK LES. in Cider Vinegar, put up in
- - 2 and gallon Kegs, extra article, at the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.
IbATENT Platform Coulter Scales For sale At the
IL WESTERN EMPORIUM.
WIN. III. WEIGH,
-( ATTORNEY AND CouSsELLoR AT LAW.
COMMISSIONER for the State of Michigan Office
u in Irvine's brick building, near the American
ST. Paul, January Z, 1852. 39y