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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-09
WARNING notice.

Iowa Of Hastings. ofieTc3se called OErv's Gyo,f.
NHEkEAS, Alexis Baly, sen, of W abashaw vii
w lage, has just caused 10 be surveyed into TovN
LoTs piece of land the side of the Mississippi
river, near the mouth of the Normion river at or neaI
the important point here toore called divers Grove
now Hastings:
This IS therefore to all persons from purchasing
or contracting 10 purchase, any Of said lots such
piece OF land Chat tn say the piece immedateI,
below the claim Of Henry C. BsiIly) the said piece
oi lana ana lots are in part owned by Edward f. Parker
IN pursuance OF instrument of writing signed by thf
sard Alexis baly, sen, as well as by residence.
Persons purchasing any Lots from Alexis Baillv sen
WHICH may have been surveyed tract Of land re
erred to- will do their peril he having no right in
law OF equity, to dispose Of the the prejudice OF
ghtini Claimants and the validity OF any sales by
MIN mahe VIII be contested in every legal manner.
EDWARD r. PARSER
. THOMAS FOSTER.
Hastings, W abashaw Co. Oct 81 81 On,
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l.. BLUM'S NEW YORK BAZAAR.
At the Daguerrean Building.

4 toRNER OF Third and Cedar streets, ST. Paul Min.
~ GeSota Territory. -''
In six weeks returned the second time from N VI,
with al entire new stock of goods.
ms Is the most complete assortment of Ladies' Fan
cE Dry Goods ever brought To Minnesota. The stool
IS direct from New York, pure ised nj cash rro
ana VII ne std al The cheapest rates. Ii COMPRISES
go, So ti"aHs' Cloth CIoaks
, AUG e"lored hroshe long and 81. shawls
Si'"I~-tii Prices Inmiulngs-all description.
Emhruidery-all Kinds Collars all nri,.s F'''"s
nosieIN, every variety Gloves, hid and Cashmey.
."iaLCs Yankee notions
eve ur cIoaAs Keal French rerlimery
Lane "oieh Jachets All kinds oi white goods
Black silk wells for IS cts and un,,.r,Is e'uS'
Cord hid gloves Tor 65 cts and do
White and cold linen danask table covers.
30 do do napkins.
Tnhleachcd linen table covers
Ladies, please call and examine for yourse,vs. O,
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NOTICE.

TO ENTIRE MALE POPULATION or MINNESOTA.
II o. WALKER, Corner of Third and Wabashaw
HI streets, has just recci, Ell large and splendid
sortmani al FAN and Winter Goods ard has determined
sell little lower than the lowest, and cheaper than
the cheapest. Not being room enough for lengthy de-
scriptiun Goods stop in and look around and
VIII show YOU my splendid stock il Is trouble, and
will show Ion the cheapest Goods in the market.
so doz shirts 20 different kinds.
IL drawers
50 collars 10
100 socks ID Z"
IS silk and .atin cravats 80
s satin stocks sp'g bands .
s. gloves, gaintIets& mis SIS
25 handkcrChiefs
Buttons bindings and taors trimmings; mendnc,
sewing and knitting cotton; pocket cutlery, port
MES pocket books ard purses; cashmere shawis COM
forts canes umbrellas, peumery fancy articles, trunks,
vaiises, carpet bags, &c, and every thing in my line.
II. u. WALKERS
oct1-25-sw Cheap Cash Store
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REY Il FARMER.
Wholesale and Retail GrOcerS.

HAVE just reed by the first boat, Nommeeya large
and well selected assortment of Groceries aud Pr
Visions consisting of Sugar, Coffee Tea, Pork, Flour
Lard, Bacon, Hams Shoulders, Dried Fruits Cheese
Rice, Candies, SOAP, Salt, Wooden ware and Willow
ware; and will receive fresh supplies by every boat, d
rect from st. Louis, all the Those wishing
purchase will find their advantage call and exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere.
st. Paul, April y, REY q FARMER.
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REFERENCES.
=. Chouteau, Jr. n Co., New York,
I.orinz, Sterling & Co, Pittsburgh,
James Peek q Co., Chicago,
Bridge 4 Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith r Co, Cincinnati,
Chouteau 4 Valee, st. Louis,
James Carter y Co, Gaiena,
St.llman d Rood,
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AZ ENTIRE NEW STOCK,

y
TUNiE subscribers received by the last boats.
ii the richest and most fashionable stock Of DR. Y
C. GODS, To I've found in the Territory; consisting in
part Of
f. NGIISII, Swiss aud French Embroideres.
LACE GOODS of all kinds.
FIGURED and plain DE LANES.
EDGINGS Inserting and Founcings.
LONG s'hawls and W DOL Scarfs.
TRIMMINGS for ladies dresses.
A LPACCAS aud Mohair Lustres.
y EEDIEWORk, Cuffs and Collars.
ID RESS SINS, black and colored.
IL OOk, Swiss and Cambria 3tuslns
x iCIi, heavy Waiered SILKS.
q IL Cloth. Drusg.ts and " nlow Shades.
TAPESTRY aue Ingram CsrpCtug.
,! pi>iRN, Gloves, Drawers and shirts.
r. NGilSll ana India sin Pocket iidhfs.
q IDBoNS, Ncivcts and Fancy Clouds.
Besides other articles which. through The hurry
and pres 0i business, cannot take Time enner-
ate. Ladies' and Gentcmen look Ia Your interests b,
giving lis call. EIFELT \ BROTHERS.
~. Paul Nov II, l952-tt
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ENGINES BOILERS MILL WORK.
J. r. DOWDA;.L r. co,
Washington Foundry, st. Louis. Mo.

AING one Of the largest and best furnished e>-
Il Establishments III te West would call the atteA
uon on all persons interested, IN want of mill work
TO the TACT that We have the largest assortment OF Pat
terms IN the city We employ the best al woTkmen and
use the best oi iron in the Manufacture c work. and
haNng been CONSTANTLY increasing business fer f
teen years, we atcr ourselves that have given gem
eral satisfaction. Engines of all sizes fitted up on Iron
Frames, ready to run.
Boilers and heavy sheet iron work Of all kinds cast
ngs and wrought iron work Of all kinds and from the
best patterns now in USE Tor and grist mills.
Saw dust burners, Cardug Machines Pickers etc.
Millwriehts can have work made suit their draw
r4s Terms, reasonable, and particular attention paid
to having The work ready aid shipped by the time agreed
upon.
We refer to Martin Mower, ESQ., Arcoia Mills, or 10
hr +. X. DciaIo. Stllwa.r who are using work Of
our manufacture, for further information.
May q, leJ2, 6-tf
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT.

rI'IE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
sale Of Louisville Cement will Keep large supply
on hand. and will be sold at small adv vance from Man
uiactnrers prices H. I. MCCLOSkEY.
(,,Ieua March % 1852
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CHEAP CASH STOR E.-NV IIOLESA LIE
AND RETAIL.

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS HARDWARE, BOOTS
SHOES, HATS, CAPS CI OTIiING. PAINTS
OILS, GLASS, FURNITURE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
PUNIIE SUBSCRIBER by late arrivals is in
copt and opening in his new store on 1T. Anthony
Street. near the 'American House, IA large and most
complete assortment of the above-naned Goods, which
will positively be sold lower prices for cash than
before offered in this place His entire stock select
ed with great care and purchased in the Eastern and
Southern markets for Cash. that he safely
his friends and the public generally that II Will be "a
their interests TO call before purchasing esewh and
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FANCY GOOnS-

DAFiER mache wor boxes and ink stands: near, am
II PAPER mache card cases; China and paper mach.
caro- eiskt,s fancy INKS, pin cushions ebony ObtS -
uchrh dressing cases, etc. For sale bv ' e
JUN LIZ DUO 4 ROuREg
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JAS. THOMAS, IRIS,

JAS. THOMAS, JR'S.,
SUPERIOR Brands Tobacco; $50 packages this day
- landing per Western World and Geo Collier viz:
Luscious Luxury ID. and l2 ID; Nectar, i2 ID: Virgin
and Isl" (Sl per b.) Virgd Gold Leaf l2 H.. Dadenl
Twist Dadem PLAIN h.; Gem OF the Old Dominion, 10.
and for sale by THOMAS MULLEN
Tobacco Commission Merchant.
st. Louis, July J. lift
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FLOUR FOR SALE,

a toNsTANTLi on hand at Frank smith & Cos
- CiaS ton, Iowa, about Il miles below Prairie dt
Cneh ana an excellent landng) which guarantee as
good as any in the market; in quantities suit purcha
scTs. 1929 6ml 'TUOMpSON N W.
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MAN GREAT GALvANGC BArrERY.-The
remark abie tact already notccd If the existence in
all parts Of the body of alkaline LIQUID, the blood
and acid iqid, the jnicc Of the flesh separated by
very thin membrane and n contact with the muse h.
and nerve, seems 10 have some relation 70 the fact
now established q the existence of electric currents
IN the body, ani particularly to those which occur
when the muscles contract. The animal body NAV be
regarded is a galyanc engine for the production Of
mechanical force. This force is derived from the
food, ani which food has been derived. as we have
seen, from the solar rays. a working man, IL has
been calculated, produces in twenty -four hours an
amount OF heating or thermal effect equal to raising
nearly iourte;en millions of pounds TO the height of
one foot, heat being one form of mechanical effect
But from CAUSES with the range of temperature, he
can only produce, in the form of actual work done,
about as much mechanical effect as would raise g.
53O,oOO lbs the height of one foot, AID that in
fweniy-ioTr hours. Even this is prodisiots amount
ct force and whether regard il As der we'd from
heat, electricity, chemical action it is ultil acly
derived from the lIninous solar rays on which ,eg-
citation pcnds.-Lrcywy's Chemistry.
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VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY.

ID PRESLEY has large lot of fresh family groce
- . ries, the cheapest and best in town.
nRIED BEEF-Very nice, for sale cheap
~ jules PRESLEY'S.
.NRESH Butter and eggs mess pork, hams and lard
Il for sale cheap for cash PRESLEY'S.
ItROCERIES Wholesale aud retail. Gail and exam
" inc before purchasing elsewhere. b. PRESLEY.
TTEAS-Ofau kinds at ST. Louis prices, for sale
l. jules PRESLENiS.
hRANGES and Lemons and other fruits Just received
" at jul0-o-u PRESLEY'S.
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FARM TO LET.

FStiE undersigned, l,ssuc of tc estate of n MI aa
n Esq, situate on the buH below Mr. Da,ton'. ,rJ
IN slsit oil ~ Paul finding Il necessary reside in town
oilers the said farm for the coming winter ny
!ear The house Is neat and comfortable for small
family. Thirty of the farm are under
ton Fifteen acres of stalks are now STANDING in
Tue ht", and viii AFFORD good sustenance for cattle
Spring II hand.
NIRUM ABBOTT,
At his blacksmith shop above American House St Paul
sept30 o. ,S
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TO DEBTORS.
Li persons indebted TO the subscriber previou. o.
"A the first of September last, either by note oyhoo
account are requested to call and Settle or the az M
oe put III toe hands OF some proper person for col
iection Pay up and save costs. Our motto is cssh a.
or no sale, as the credit system has run out ~
w. ii. STILLMAN
ot rhnI, oct. -. u Mn copy1
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AMERICAN MILLS.

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills, will keep constantly hand a supply OF
Extra Family Flour" Warranted superior to any hou,
sold in this maIhet LII L. McCIOSkEE.
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g. y. II. STEV EMS co.
81. Anthony, June 26, ISL ~

TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN BOOK
SELLERS AND MERCHANTS.
u1NALi trade, is52 Books ana Stationery. ~ Whole
Il sale Higgins n Kellogg, Publishers, booksellers.
statiOners and Manufacturer. every variety of
Books, 80 John street, corner Gold New York invite
call from merchants and booksellers examine the prices
and qualities Of their very large stock of
blank BOOKS, MEMORANDUM AND PASS Booxs
Embracing every variety needed; school and
books OF every kind used in schools and academies liz
brary and miscellaneous books for public institution.
Schools families and Sunday schools bibles nrn,fr .,J
hymn books, of great variety and sizes prices and sve
Of binding. ~ 'e'
stationery OF every VARIETY of foreign and domestic
manufacture, all Of which they pledge thensclye. t ~
ply Us low "A any other house IA the trade.
n. B.Foosoap, letter paper and states at mill uric
New York Juiv l. ii 80
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ALTO sacks G. A. sat- 10 DO dairy do, for sale by
- REY d FARMER.
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Cbeap Cash Store, tar Summer Trade.
f.. FULLERTON has now received and opened his
- autumn a winter stock, comprisin of the hes
selected assorments of Ready made Clothing Prints
Satineis Boots Shoes, Fancy Goods, ever brouch
to Minnesota He would respectfully invite Farmers
and Others visiting St Paul pay him visit rs he Is
determined to retain the which his establishment,
has so long held of "Cheap Cash Store"
CLOTHING.
The following L few of the articles on hand.
Extra fine biaca dress coats Black satin vests
do irock DO Figured do
Black and brown do Black silk do
Brown linen do Fine Black Pants
I"oed do do Casslmer do
Fine Linen shirts Flannel under shirts
Ginslitm do Cotton and wooden hose
hickory do OF all sizes and sorts.
Il rs AND SHOES.
Mems boys thick boots Morocco slippers,
do dc do shoes Ladies' CATERS,
Congress aud calf boots, Ladies and Misses shoes
GROCERIES,
consisting Of Teas Cohees, Sugar Rice, Sugar House
Molasses sperm Candies, Dried Apples Peaches, Soap
tobacco, Saleratus, Starch, Goldfish Mackerel CHINA
mon, Nutmess Gloves, Peppermint, and Pepper Sauce
Also, al assortment of Wooden Ware, Consisting of
Tubs aud Buckets, Washboards, Clothes Pins &C. All
for sale cheap for cash No trouble to show goods al
his storeneNt door to the Pioneer Office aud bookstore
n. b. Large supplies oi Flour, Oats, Corn, and Poa-
toes always on hand.
November, 1851 lift
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The above enumerated Goods comprise only small
portion OF my stock. shall keep constantly on hand Il
large puanty Of
PROVISIONS.
such hams shoulders, butter hard iour, pork, peaches
apples, potatoes, corn and oats. Also,
WINES AND Liquors,
consisting of whskcy brandy port, madeira, gin, porter
claret, cham payne and ale Also,
CLOTHING,
"A complete and fashionable assortment made up in the
luunner and Of the material among which are
uNorcoats dress and irock coats OF all kinds
and SIZES; undcr-c othing in great variety. Also
BOOTS AND SHOES,
very large ard well selected assortment,
to Mention Also,
HATS AND CAPS,
embracing all the fail and winter styis
Also general assortment Of Hardw are, Paints Glass
Tinware. Cutlery, Oils, &c.
ST. Paul, Nov. lc50 JOHN FARRINGT On.
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SINGULAR METHOD OF FIxpISG Drowned
PERsoNs.-ihe late London papers relate that on
Saturday the 29th u.. agricultural la,o,er named
Solomon Dmioid. lett the Crown public house o,po
site the Fountain liotel. Wess CoweS Isle Of Wiah,
!or few moments, leaving l.s basket and pint O.
beer, patty drank, but did not return. On Monday
81 next wcei, al noon, the body was discovered in
ne water, n;ar the Fountain Quay. The features
dad not present the same appearance is usual in
drowned pcr:ons, the face beng entirely black A
novel process" MAS used for the recovery of the
body 10y one Of the coast guard. Ga Friday morning
the circumstance beng made known to him. he as
smed the bystanders that if the party was drowned
IN the neishborhood he would discover the body b.,
means Of .ncw loaf Of bread, in which should be
deposited three ounces of quicksilver when the loaf
would hoat until 1t rested where the body might
iav. However extraordinary il may appear the
experiment was tried. and on the loaf becomar STA
tonary, a boat hook pnt overheard beneath il.
and brought up the body. The man states that this
/, the fourth instance IN which the expcrmcnt has
been tired by him with succcss.-N Y. T7Bse,e.
UNCLE ToN's CAFIx.--Thc lumber of sopara,e
editions oi 81 ncie fom Cabin, issued To last Sa,
mdtY, Was twenty VARYING IA price from ten shi l.
iings to IA shilling, and even siNrenco OF the six
penny edition no less than two hundred and ft,> ,bnu
sand copies had been printed. The proprie tor has
aheady cleared, IN the space of two or three week
from tins and other editions IN which he Is
cd, about ~ 900, and fully cacutitc. they will IA
hun $4,000. lie employs 400 men wo,no, and
children, constantly occupied in binding the wok
and has secured and cleared the warehouses of all the
principal stttioners TO find paper for it. Messrs.
smith, the railway booksellers, have sold UNIV ards
OF three hundred copies day. of the better editions
tor some weeks past. The sixpenny editions the y
do not keep. Ii is confidently estimated that a pro,,
will he realized to the publishers OF these editions Of
not less than tSO 900, and, observes the I,c,a,,
Gazette with the singh exception noted in our A.
sicA Of last week. not a penny of this will % 70 ,ho
nuhorcss!-ILondon Weekly News.
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Yearly Deposits Of Members under so
years of age.
1dbfe Of Rates, No. 2.

Those so years Of age charged 25 per cent extra
50 90 admission fee Is charged in addition the above
the first year, and must be paid the time making
Application, and the first years deposit within 30 DAYS
REFERENCES.
Gov. BOUTWELL,, Mass Gov. IIUBBARD. Augusta Ne
EN-Gov. WILLIAMS. y. II. +. ALDEN, D.. Randolph
I T. Wood. VI ID. Randolph, Hon d V French Rrsirfre,
ii iroc,way Ellington. Ct Hon PWashburn choro
Hon O. Wood, Somtrs, CO oodbury d Curtis, Provd.
w Clifford, New Bedford, Sieph. REYNOLDS. Troy Y
HoHT W entworth Lowell A stephens Roc hland Ike
SPRINGFIELD ERENCREFEs.
+ L Wilcox, Pres, Chicopee BanALns Pynchon. ESD
Morsa, Pres't Aeawam Bank, G c Stgur NJ ID,
WESTERN REFERENCES.
His EXcellency, AUSTIN A. KING, Jefferson City Mo.
His ENcellency JOSEPH \. WRIGHT lndianapolis Ia
His ENccllency, REUB BEN WooD, Columbus, Ohio
His ENceilency, Ave. {. FRENCH, Springfield, Ills.
EX-t;ov. DAVID WALL ACE, Indianapolis Ia.
Hon. John w. Davis, Carlisle. la.
Hon. Geo. W. Julian, Ceutcrvllie, Ia.
Prof :. NJ. Smith, NJ b. Columbus, Ohio.
ST. LOUIS. MO.
Mcssrs. Chambers 4 Knapp, Editors Mo. Republican.
GEO. X. Budd, Editor III. Lonis In,elligenccr.
Phillip B. iloohadaV, Neatman, Pittman Il Co
VIM. l.. Henry Co, Prof Jos. n. Mcdowell NJ. u.
Anglerod, Barth, Gaty, McCune n Glasby.
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA.
His ENccl,cncv, AIEX ANDER RAMSEY.
Hon. VIM H. Forbes, Hon. Henry A. Lambert.
Rice, HollnShead Becker, J. W. Bass r. NJ
T.ANTIIONY.
Hon. w. L. Iarred, Hon. :. W Famlam, j. w North.
\. T.. Amc> Geo W. Brolt.
3-29yl A. WHITNEY, ST PAUL,
general AGENT for the Territory Of Minnesota.
Office in the New Gothic Store, Third st.
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MeSsrS. ElfpIf e. BrOthPrs

RE now in receipt of part of the most elegant
IN stock Of Dry Goods brought into this Terrific
ry. They will advertise in full week when they
e peCt full arrival 1-29t
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The following articles comprise a part of my stock:
Merrimao prints, Embroidered dresses
CecheCo 90 Irish linens,
Union do Cap netts,
Spragues do Laccs aud elgings
Ihii. Aliens d Sons prints, Embroidered collars,
Blue and Orange do Dress buttons,
Hickory styles, Artificial flowers.
Heavy brown sheeting, Band boxes,
shirting, Ladies' farcy bonnets,
lime Florence braid -
Brown drilling Misses
Al bleached ma slim, g Fancy honnets,
ID anu 10 Bonn ct rt ons,
Blue drlilings, Cap aud silk ribons,
OTIS denims, Parasols,
Falls Co. % Umbrellas
C. Gable f, twists, Linen table covers,
Amosheag Worsted "
Apron checks, JaGuard diaper
Crash and diapers, Ladies mixed hose,
Brown linens white aid hlnrk hose
Brown linen drillings, Misses
Kentucky jeans, mixed h,se,
Plain and fancy Twecds, Mems half hosr,
Fancy cassimeres, Silk poe ket hokfs
Satinetts, Turkey red
Lancaster Gnghams, Linen Gamble 1"
Scotch Ladies' hid gloves
Muslin de de- LANES LANES :. isle thread gloves,
Plain barages, Misses
Portsmouth lawns Mems
French Z" ' Isle thread gloves,
BIN and figured silks, g Md gloves,
CoioIed grapes SILK crayats
Grape lisses Summer shawls
White illusion, Linen thread,
Coored " Cotton "
Check cambrics, Spool thread.
Jaconei =" Knitting cotton,
Swiss and hook muslin, Needles, pins,
Bishop lawns, Percussion caps
Porlins, Braids, suspenders,
Tapes, steel pens Peal buttons,
Thimbes. raZors Agate u
Razor strops, Coat and vest buttons,
Hooks and eyes, Pencils,
Violin strings, Gold pens,
Violin bows, Tea and table spcons
N,ons, Table cutlery,
Ivory combs, Pocket knives,
Back Scissors and shears,
Side Toys, &c.
Riding
TEAS.
Young Tyson, Gun powder,
Imperial, Black,
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Kip boots, Womens morocco ties,
thick Jenny Lima,
- call CATERS & 70 dc
Womens' Kip bootees, Children's shoes
Misses boys brogans,
Nomens' eDamcled " Mems
MISSES - CATERS,
Womens' morocco boofccs, pumps,
II" buskins,
Misses palm leaf hats, White shirts,
Boys Flannel I"
Mems leghOrn
J. A. PACKARD,
1O4 Main street, Gaicna, Ill.
Galena, March 9th, 1852. 5G-f
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TO BLACKSMITHS.
EATE viii give for good blacksmths scraps Ii cts.
w per h. trade for Iron. No scraps bought.
augl2-tf IRON MOUNTAIN IRON STORE.
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CERTIFICATES.

" n, ice Fifty Cents per Bottle. 2
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SHALL be receiving upon the opening of navigation
Il large and well selected assortment of British
French and American Dry Goods Boots and Shoes Tea
and Iobocco; and great variety of fancy articles which
Will be offered To the trade lower prices the same
sly les have usually sold i'm this market. And would
suggest to purchasers who have formerly visited other
markets, that much time and expense be saved
purchasing their goods here. An examination OF my
stock and prices is respectfully solicited.
he InA narficL