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DAkTiCoLAR notice is given by the Editor Of the Pr
oneer, 70 people travelling from St. Paul to Galena
10y saying 'those who have to 60, had better by all
means walt until boats run presumng that
would get through much boai than by stage
the rivers win break up that wecE of
purgatory Gaena by s,are:,, and the
worst OF ail, 1t will cost something to 60!
We presume this was published because we reouired
N Goodhue pay $3, cash, his stage fare from
Paul To Prairie du Chen, and because we did nat
wish take the In printing at the Pioneer ONCE
Several other articles, aiming at the pur-
pose Of this, have been published, Of which know
potbing Of the cause, and care as little.
SpSe the LIST Of January Last we have carried the mail,
together with passengers the above route. The
nS in which have accomplished 1t 10 too well under
stood by the people of St. Paul to need remarks We
carry the mails trips per week, and only draw pay
the @ Department for one. The arrivals Of the
mali In ST. Paul. sincs Jan ls has not varied two hours
on any day trOm the regular time OF arrival.
All passengers wishing to travel on the route from here
to Prairie dI CheH rest assured that there will be
delay account OF the ice leaving the rivers, as
teams placed each side of the streams and
only have the mail and passengers which Is al
WAYS done without ans delays l. is safe either to walk
over, or ferry with small boats. Passengers, we hope
will not misled, and allow their interests to be sacr
iced TO help s.Jeemes crafty his individual pique
Esn ths contractors Of this route. They will not they
mi and must 60, boat no boat.
- a wILIOUGuBY & POWERS.
ST. Paul, March -, 1856, St.
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r. H. MILLER & CO.,
Successors to N. E. Janney & Co.J
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in China,
Glass and Earthen,rare,
No 81 Main Street, between Chestnut and Pine Streets
st. Louis, Missouri.

No 81 Main Street, between Chestnut and Pine Streets,
st. Louis, Missouri.
FINHE subscribers call the attention Of their
l. friends, and all who In want OF goods In their
line, the fact that they prepared receive them
the most liberal and accommodating terms, and have
hand, and arriving, very large and well assorted
stock Of goods ordered expressly for this Market
prisns the usual varieties, and many other articles
be met with elsewhere in this city.
The long experience OF principal (having been
ty importer of Earthenware enables offer
unusual Inducements TO variety and quality Of stock.
Their sock consists in part Of
C, blue edged, dipt. painted, printed white granite,
flown, blue and mulberry, earthenware;
Pure white, enamellcd, lusre, blue figured and gold
band English china; white, gold band and decorated
French do;
All the varieties Of American cut, plain and pressed
glassware, Of Eastern and Western manufactures;
English d pipes; American pipes and pipe heads;
large assortment Of lookngglasses, elegant japanned
tca-trays, Of our own importation;
Britannia coffee and tea pots, casors pitchers &C.,
great variety, OF first rate quality;
large and elegant assortment Of Cornelius Co.'s cell
ebrated solar lard lamps, chandeliers grandoles, &C.,
gilt olive and damask; together with great variety Of
articles not usually imported for this market.
Assorted packed for the country trade, the
best manner, kept constantly on hand.
Our goods put in the best manner by careful and
experienced packers and may be transported any
by wagon otherwise, without risk Of breakage. We
take pride in referring old customers as
packing and the good condition in which goods
generally received.
March Is IA R. MILLER co.
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dation, your mother an object of charity,
and YOU an orphan, with the consoling
reflection that your father had filled a
drupkard's grave! What delightful
train of reflections for you! How
pleasantly you could look back and live
over those heart-rending scenes again
And yet, you are willing to withhold YOUR
influence, not only SO, but exert all your
powers to bring on others all the woe and
misery which you escaped, only because
you were fortunate enough to have pa
rents who were able to withstand the
wiles Of the serpent-the uorm of the
still.
After this brief survey of the past
and the present, may we not look to the
future? May we not anticipate the re-
suits and effects of its success? Shall
we ask any one? need any one be told
what would follow if the people sustain
the law, and have no doubt they will.
We have climate and soil inferior to
no part of the Union. We have wealth
and we have health, if, it is not DESTROYED
by our inordinate appetites. And should
this law be fully sustained, we will see
our beautiful town spring up into an i'm
portant city in few years. We shall
see scores, yes hundreds, thousands of
the best citizens of the States focking
here to seek a home where peace, love,
and harmony are the characteristics of the
people. We would see our churches well
filled-our ministers we'll supported-our
schools hourishing, and our children well
educated. Crime and pauperism would
be almost unknown our iails would be
empty our Sabbaths would not be desc
Grated ; our taxes would be reduced more
than one-half; our doctor bills would. be
early paid; our appetities would be
good; our tables would be we'll supplied
with provisions our countenances would
beam with intelligence; our hearts would
be joyous, and swell with gratitude TO
10 the friends of the cause would
say, do not denounce all who oppose us,
as enemies TO our race but rather let us
say to them, we would like TO be your
friends we would like to extend to give
you a brothers hand, and brothers.
welcome; we would wish to elevate you
in society; we would raise you in your
own estimation, and let you enjoy the So
ciety and confidence of the community in
which you live.
Will you not reflect one moment before
you cast your votes against SO good a
cause? You do not doubt, you cannot
doubt the result arising froma consummo-
tion Of our laws and would you not
wish to leave your children, that are now
the centre of your paternal affections,
now SO pure and innocent, in country
where temptation would be forever re-
moved. Respectfully,
c., H. S.
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REY 4 FARMER.

RE offering rather the best Of Hams and Shoulders
n offered In Saint Paul. Also, very choice article OF
salt codsh worth dollar per Quintai than any
that Is usually sold for the Western market.
APPLES.
We selling the best quality OF Jenitous for less
money than they could be bought for In Gaena, Gail and
buy more for the holiday; and let your women foiks
make good apple pies and mince pies for Christmas
and New Year, treat friends when they visit
Also Iante currauts and raisns.
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ARRANGEMENT FOR
G4 1852. ~
GALENA AND MINNESOTA,
United States Mail Line.

Consisting Of three first class boats:
NOMINEE. Capt. q. SMITH,
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. NJ. W. LODwICK,
DIR. FRANKLIN, Capt. R. BLAKELY.
Leaving Galena,
The NOMINEE, Capt. O. Smith, Mondays, at II o'clock.
The DR.. FRANKLIN, Capt. R. Blakely, Wednesdays,
1t IL O'Clock.
The BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. NJ. W. Lodwick, Fridays,
at IL O'Clock.
The above boats will regularly during the ensuing
Having the mail their punc,u3lity
be relied They will remain at st. Paul sufficiently
enable TO visit the Falls Of ST. Anthony.
For speed and accommodation these boats unsur-
passed. and attention will be paid Passengers and
Freight They will leave punctually the hour named.
The Nominee will make the trip not to be out on
sunday.
60 by this line will he forwarded free OF charge.
Galena being the termni the great thorough fares
leading westward from Chicago and Milwaukee, nearly
all the travel from the eastward, destined for the Upper
Mississippi takes passage by steamboat from this point
also nearly all the steamboats, the Southern trade,
from ST. Louis and other rors below, into this port
for reshipment for points above.
AGENTS.
r r Sass, St Louis, Nelson, Gilbert & Co.,
II Campbell & Co., Galena Nelson's Landing.
G X West, Dubuque, C r Read, Lake Pepin.
N Lansworhy, do Herzeil, Point Douglass,
A McGregor, Churchill & Nelson,
Mct;reyor's Landing, Saltwater,
W Brisbois, du Chen, J W Babcock, 81 Paul,
Cowles, lansing, ii Sergent, do
Campbell Smith, Russell & Rice, st Anthony
La Crosse, James Peck Co., Chicago.
Galena, Feb. IS, 1852. 26u
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Ill received by the undersigned through the Post
ONCE, till the 10Th of March next, inclusive, for
ing and constructing much Of the Point Douglass and
Saint Louis river road, lies between saltwater and
Falls of St. Crox The following the general specia
cations according to which the road will be built:
l. 1t will be opened 100 wide; all trees,
brush, &C., to be cut down within this width.
All shrubs brush and trees Of whate. size that may
be found standing on centre strip Of so feet in widh
be cut down srubbed inches below
face of the so and all impedmes to the easy and safe
motion Of wheel carriages, to be removed from said
tire strip.
In all places of low, ground, good, solid and
sufficiently high embarked roadway, Of at least twenty
la width on top to be mode Of good, rm dry material,
earth or gravel and where required Of logs covered with
earth gravel.
4. In places where the road is made on side hill the
drive way to be at least lS fact wide top, with good
ditch on the side and such crosscuverts and side
bitches will protect the road from wash. The road
such places to be provided with good substantial, rail,
log or wall parapet, as the Engineer in charge d
| rect.
8. Where practicable, all assents to be reduced to
grade Of at least foot in ten and all Inequalities
the road bed to be smoOthed of or filled up.
g. All the bridges to be made of good, sound durable
none ef WEIGH Is to square less than foot and
TO be built at least feet above the highest water mark.
Those Of under 20 feet be built with four string
hewn square, these strngers to rest timber
mens to which they to be tree-naed the abutments
to be made of logs ated two sides, well tree nailed and
and tied together. flooring to be Of inch plank,
good substantial railing The bridges spans from 20 to
80 feet to be like those under 20 feet
| that there will be strngers treenailed on 4.
The whole construction to be under the d.
recton Of the Engineer Agent in charge part
the United States, and to be subject such
and notifications by him, as the case, in his judgment,
may require.
The road will be divided into three sections propo-
sers are requested 10 bid separately for each and
mile. The first section will include the distance IA miles
between the cemetery at the top of the hill at Saltwater,
and the 3srh mile station Otis House. The second
section will include the distance no mes) between the
39th mile station and the 49th mile the third
section will include the distance q miles) between the
49th mile station and the Seth mile station, this latter
l Tavl EaI nd fhn Ea1u nj
Croix Each Of the sections Is to be finished In I'VE
months from the date OF the contract.
For any further particulars persons desiring 10 bid
requested to apply at the ofice Of the undersigned.
The proposals should be endorsed, Proposrls for Still
water and st. Croix Falls road"
! J. H. SIMPSON,
| LIST Lieut.. Corps Top'l Engineers.
| Office Of General Government roads.
! Ter. Of Min., st. Paul, Feb. 10, 1852
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&c o. w. harrington, g. Co.

ST. ANTHONY ST., SAINT PAUL.
MONEYS on depose, End interest allowed on all sums
Vl deposited for three months and over.
Exchanges all the principal cities, east and south,
for sale.
Collections In any Of the States promptly attended
Investments made in Real Estate, otherwise, for
persons living out Of the Territory, In the most advan
geous manner.
once hours from 10 to II o'clock, and from to 4
O'Clock. g.. ..I COCOA nov 2S-uf
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WILLIAM TAYLOR,
RARBER AND HAIR DRESSER.

"AS built and fitted up Shaving Sa.
Ill loon, on 81 street, next door west oi
the new Post Office in Saint Paul, up to the
increasing luxury, style and elegance OF
the growing metropolis of Minnesota,
where he will be happy to serve citizens
and strangers in st. Paul, in every branch
of his business, according to the best OF his
ability.
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IN DOZ. cans Fresh Oysters, just re-
lO ceived and for sale by c. +. I.
e DOZ. best Kentucky Mustard on hand,
u for sale by CIT
DEACH and Plum Jam, put up in cans,
l. for families, for sale by CT II
UNFALLIBLE Yeast Powders, warrau-
I ted; for sale by CIT
FINE Salt, in small sacks for family
L use, for sale by CIT
A n assortment Of Catsups and Sauces,
IA for sale by CIT
= DOZ. old sutton Cognao vintage Of
- 1881 for sale.by CIT
= DOZ. Madeira and Sherry, fine arti-
- Gle, for sale by CT. T.
~ DOZ. old Rye Whisky, warranted
lO to be as good as ever " as made, for
sale by CIT.
= DOZ old Oporto Port, expressly for in
A. ."h"s, ~aTTsn,eo puie .s.i-lr, f..
sale by CIT
y sale by CIT
A FINE assortmen: Of Teas, by
IA CIT
4 GOOD &C assortment Of Pickles, 70, sale
q DOz canisters Of sporting Powder, for
U sale by CIT
4 GASES best Missouri sweet leaf
II Chewing Tobacco, for sale by
= DOZ Brooms, for sale by
NJ o. Sugar, Clarified do, and Powder
~ ed do. for sale by CIT
REST Rio Coffee, for sale by
Ok BBLS. best Cincinnati Whisky,
cO 5 do Pale Cognac Brand1AsA 80
4 cask superior Brandy,
2 btls each of Port, Sherry and Ma.
deira Wines, in store aud for sale by
WILL take all the products of the
l. country in payment for goods At fair
prices. CIT.
WANTED
1900 bushels Potatoes,
500 do Oats,
500 do Corn,
For goods at low prices. CIT.
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THE ANNALS OF THE MINNESOTA HIS
TORICAL SOCIETY,

RE ready for delivery TO all members Of the Society
"A that have paid their annual tax for 1882 Copies will
be left at lie Dues Book Store. Those members who
paid their annual tax requested to call the
Collector, Mr. W. G. lie Due, and pay the due
which will entitle them to a copy Of the Annals.
st. Paul. March 6, 1851. 25-2t
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WORLDS FAIR!
REY L FARMER

IJIOULD say thsr friends and customers, that they
w still have hand, and for sale, most excellent AS
Of family groceries and provisions, at rather
lower prices than can be afforded where else The
fact is gentlemen, waiting all the time TO sec
customers come in; and make point to please them
and attract trade town, At saerince
Apples dried apples h, beans, sugar, Coffee tea,
rcs, hams, thing, in fact that 10 wanted for the "
BILE, can he bought vert low At
lT1 REY s. FARMERS.
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Rotert II. Miller, PPf.
As't

John II. BrewSter, UeI't. = :,
On reading the return Of the officer to the summons
the above entitled cause, together with the affidavit OF IL.
T.. Ames, of the plaintiffs attorneys by whGh u ap-
pears my the defendant John H. Brew
ser, out OF the Territory Minnesota ana after Que
dcence cannot be found therein ana II f-.her appear
ing that q cause action exists against san defenoant
and further that his place Of residence Is not Known W
plaintiff and he has property within this Territory
II Is therefore ordered that the summons IN this aelo
he served on the defendant John H. by the
lcaton thereof, together with copy Of this order,
least once in week, for six successive weeks in the
Minnesotian, newspaper printed in the town of St. Paul.
in said Territory.
Dated at saltwater, January 2sth, 4. D. 1852.
d. COOPER,
o6 Judge ID Judicial District.
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WORLDS FAIR!

THESE cold days be dvested OF half their rigor BY
investing small amount FOR comfortable articles Of
dress, 1t the worlds Fair. We have article calcu-
lated to minister mans comfort and woman'e too-
which prepared to sell as cheap ever, rot
little more n. CCRRAN 90.
nue
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GOING AT COST.

INE undersigned, wishing 10 change his business, will
l. now close up his large stock Of goods at an
transportation. His goods of the best quality and
bought low. They consist in part of the following:
Black and cold Dress Silks, .Alpaccas,
Delames, La,rns, Ginghams, Cash.
meres, Prints, &c. .4lso, alarge lot
of Boots and Shoes. Hats, Caps,
and Bonnets, ,Queensware, Hard
arare, Glassware and Cutlery,
Laces, Veils, Hosiery, RIB
bons, Pins, Needles, and Combs together
wah many articles, too numer-
Gus 10 mention.
Call and see-terms cash. r. VI. SPENCER
March 10, 1852 26t3
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INDIA rubber goods, mems shoes, all sizes, wo
mems d. over coats Otter caps, all sizes silk pus
and all qualities Of cloth, for sale at FARRINGr0Ns.
nov 6d-uf.
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ROKBINhIN(
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
Territory Of Minnesota, ESTATE OF JOHN p
County Of Ramsey. PARSONS, deceased
THE undersigned having been appointed by the Hon.
Henry A. Lambert, Probate Judge Of said county,
mssioners receive, examine and adjust all claims
demands against the estate OF John p ParsonS Of the
Of st. Paul, deceased, and to appoint convenient
times and places for that and six months from
the 10th Of December Instant, being the time limited fol
presenting such claims.
Notice is hereby given that will meet at the ONCE Of
Persc and Murray, in St. Paul. the Sd Monday Of JAM
and the 18th day Of June next, for the purpose
appointments persons having claims against said
tate requested to preseut them for adjustment.
ALLEN PiERSE,
L. NJ. FORD, Commissioners.
A. H. LAVENDER, }
Dec. 10, lS5l.-l3l.
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90 bbs. new "war Eagle" super nne and extra
l. aour; so bags fresh corn meal, at
nov d-uf FARRINGTON'S
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ELFELT & DROTHERs.

ave- rodHed their soeeronm with taste - san.,,~,
M nave now oas x the finest bushes Setshai.H
mee IN tne nssthwess, wAsrs thsy viii 10 happy 10 ~
thcir srionds and customer. w.
They have Just resolved nom New Yors ,od yau.s-,
phas large assortment of fancy and stapla drv ros
a4o, embracing all descriptions Of building -.
tsnAH. Iney ea particular attention to their stock of
gAa and and also their supplv OF
eroSeea such - preserves OF srseAsasss, srap pine
apple psAchess &C., French prunss, olive oi farnia
champagne, port and ginger wtnes and euor, Of 1hs
best quality, absenths, lemon syrups and bay wster.
,"CoersiPs congress Lemonade eompound-a sp!en
did article, only rs cents per package.
Tne essence Of coffee, one package Of whieh, eost-
ing but 10 cents, 10 equal to four pounds ose
|" KetcLupa, pepper sauce, mustard, ground pepper.
alspce Cloves sasrstus-au done up In paokagss sx-
pressly for family
superb article Of horse raiish, put up IN bottles
6f Eifeit Brothers desire that uh community shaJ
distinctly understand, that they firmly resolved "a
10 business hereafter Oh the CASH sysrEM. Is thsi,
determination 10 sell their goods cheap ready pay
ffE- b. are authorized agents for Jayne,s and
Swayne's celebrated patent medicines.
~ Our new goods shortly expected, when q full
catalogue win appear.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

AST or TAXES ASSESSED UPON ESTATE IN THE COUNTY
Of WASHINGTON, TERRITORY MINNESOTA. REMAINING
1850 and -'-~N' fO'' Ai1i1 i1'n no
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Z bbls. winter strained lard o ~ bxs ST. Louis brown
- soap 10 bxs. star candles IS baa. mould candles
, bHs. .perm candles, for sale at, fARRINGrON's.
nov d-uf
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TOWN LOTS IN SALTWATER,

Notice is hereby the
and the succeeding days thereafter o'clock A.
and four o'clock p NJ the Office town Of
Saltwater will sell public auction much Of each the
Land Town
Interest, charges the
JOHN S. PROCTOR
Register Of Deeds, Washington Co., Mn Ts
Feby
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Estate Of James f. Reilcy,

CONNISSIONEKS NOTICE.
yyyE the bscrbers, being appointed by theon Henry
w A. Lambert, Judge Probate for the county OF Ram
sey and the Territory Of Minnesota, commissioners to re-
eeive, and adjust all And demands sf all
PERSONS against the estate Of James F. Reiey s Of tbs
town Of Saint Paul, in said county deceased, and also al
demands exhibited In Offset thereto, and sx
months the 6h day Of December, 1851 being aowea
by said that purpose. We DO therefore Aeeey
give notice. that we will the business of our SAID
sppoipment at the once OF Baboock and Wilkinson, on
the rst Monday Of February and June, 1862, from A.
n. until ?. N. on each Of said days.
Dated saint Paul, December otn' ieoi'
sAcSS sIsSoS = P. sGoH; Gon:;ox, connl. .iean'.
St. Paul, Dec. &, 1881.
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] Z D.,

DIED,
On February 9Th, CoRDELIA EGGLEsroN, wife Of
Rev. Samuel Pond, missionary among the Dakotas She
at the time OF her death visit with her husband
friends in Connecticut. disease dropsy OF
hnsr. Four children mourn her loss.
This Is the third missionary among the Dakotas, that
has fallen within year.
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MARRIED,

AT ST. Paul, Wednesday the 10th inst, by Rev. T..
d. Ne, MIR. SYLvANUS TRASH, Of Saltwater, to Miss
ErPHEMIA TANNER, Of St. Paul.
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WORLDS FAIR.


Lumber Tor Sale.
THE undersigned wishes to inform the
l. citizens of st. Paul and its vicinity
that be is opening Lumber Yard, near
the Single Factory, on Jackson aud Sew.
enth streets, and is prepared TO hll orders
for all kinds OF Lumber Of any description,
Laths or Shingles.
Terms easy. One half up, and the bal.
ance on the delivery Of the Lumber.
J. w. BASS, Agent for
81. Anthony Mill Co.
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Dissolution.

"HE Copartnership heretofore existing
l. between the undersigned is this day
dissolved. All persons knowing them
selves Indebted to the old concern, will
please make payment forthwith TO Charles
r. Tracy, who is authorized TO receipt for
the same. Ill accounts and notes not set
tied Oh Or before September, will be placed
in the hands of an attorney for collection.
CHARLES F. TRACY,
HENRY W. TRACY.
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NJ UTMEGS and Spices, Cinnamon, &C..
IN for sale by c F L
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F. E. COLLINS,
AUCTION COMMISSION HOUSE

AUCTION COMMISSION HOUSE
THE undersigned having received an Auctioneers Com
mission from the Governor Of Minnesota has opened ~
Auction and Commission House, In st. Paul, where b.
will sell ON commission, Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture
&c. He believes that the superior advantages o
ST. Paul market, win be auncient inducement 10
business and manufacturers at distance, to sem
their goods, Cos be sold commission at private sale
or a. auction. His charges will be moderate.
n. B. Particular attention VIII be paid to the sale
real esate in about ST. Paul, st. Anthony, or Stiiiwa
ter. '
March 6 F.E. COLLINS.
REFERENCES:
Gov. Alley. Ramsey, st. Paul,
HON. II. u. SIBLEY, Nendota, -
DAVID OLMsrEp, Merchant, Benton c.,
J. q. RAMSEY, st. Paul,
4" VIM. II. FORBES,
ELFELT BROTHERS.
J. W. SIMPSON, Aerchants, 81.
JOHN fARRIN0ToN, Faui.
ID. L. FULLER,
FRANKLIN STEELE, Mer. 81. Anti ouy,
WIN. HoLcoMsE, ESQ.,, Saltwater.
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PAPER HANGINGS.

PAPER HANGINGS.
W s. COMBES, Cor. OF ST. ANTHONY & CAPITOL
STREETS, OPPOSITE AMERICAN House.
YTAS lust received lot of rich and beautiful pat
terms Of parlo, hall, and chamber wall papers, bor-
ders curtain papers, and board prints, all Of which
will be sold lowest prices Call and see the Franklin
Book Store.
nov. D.
Washington County District Court.
Territory OF Minnesota, -.
County Of Washington. ( wv
Robert H. Miller District Court in and for the County
Ag,t Of Washington in the second Judicial
John H. Brewster. District Of Minnesota Territory.
Washington County, So.
To John II. Brewster, defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint Of Robert II. Miller, plantif in this action,
which complaint Is filed in the office of the Clerk OF the
District Court Washington County, and to serve copy
Of your answer the said complaint on u.s. once In
saltwater, in said county, within twenty days after the
service OF this you exclusive OF the day OF
such service and II you fail to answer the said COM
paint within the aforesaid the plaintiff In this
tion will take Judgment against for the sum Of two
hundred twenyeght dollars and seven cents, with
interest from the day OF February, In the
year one thousand eight hundred and nf-one, besides
costs Of suit. L..
Dated at saltwater this 27th dsyo tan'y A. D. 1882
AMES NELSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.