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GROCERIES,,
At Wholesale and Retail.

y Roberts Street. Saint Pau rext door 70 the
~ World, Fair. The subscribers. believing that
Goods can be sold in saint Pant. wholesale, cheap
they can be sold at any place above ST. LOUIS have
opened large stock OF
GROCERIES,
81 the best descriptions for family use which they viii
sci for cash very small profit, by retail and by
wholesale, at prices such VIII warrant all retail deal
ers III Minnesota 10 tuV goods at heir Among
The leading articles which shah offer, VIII be. DE
sides every other Mind Of goods usually found in large
Gr"o cry Establishment, whether here enumerated
uot.) the following
Flour, Of various brands; Sugar ard Molass,s. all
kinds, Coffee Tea. Tobacco aud salt; suit Fish. Oys-
tiers. Sardincs, etc; Butter, Cnocse. Lard aud Oh.
IlQtORS-such n Brandy, Wine, Gin, Whskey,
Champagne
PRONlSloNS-consisting OF Pork, Hams, Bacon,
Dried Fruit,
Patent Buckets, Glass, Nails, Putty, Shot, Matches.
Candles, soap Brushes, Brooms and great vriety
other goods. REY ~ FARMER.
st. Paul, October ., 1851. 2j-f
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ii. r. Nl'CLOSEEY.

NN HOlESAiE Grocer, Forwarding and Commits
w sion Merchant. and General Steamboat AGENT
No 81 levce, Gaona, H. The attention OF BUYERS Is
called TO my stock of Groceries Provisions etc etc,
Having received by lake arrivals from New York Bos-
ton, New Orleans ana st. Louis which IN addition to nv
former stock. renders assortment conf shall
continue 10 receive additional sbii from time
time, during navigation, thereby ciabi have
fresh and iu stock throughout the ard 10 be able
AT all times, To iii orders at the lowest market rates
The Receiving and Forwarding Business shall in eve
ry instance have my personal attention, by which, des-
patch ana care viii be guaranteed, and the eNpeHse Of
Storage and Drayagc much AS possible avoided.
feel assured that my facilities and long experience in
the Commission and Forwarding business, enable q
warrant entire satisfaction 10 any that favor ME
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash dvances will be made on Produce and
Nerchatise shipped to for sale in this market Par
cu!ar attention will be paid to the purchase of all urt
clcsnot in my line.
u Agent Tor Galcna and 1t. Louis ard tia.ena and
81. Paul PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS
Il. L. M'CLOSKEN.
Gslena, April |, lsJ2. l-tf
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1852.
/ So.
DODGE & DFNTT.

Slcccs>ors To Nr. \. Wer c,,
IMPORTER-, Job5eTs AID Wholesale Dealers in
L Drlc- and NtCifln,>. Eu-i>h. French and German.
Chemicals Paints. Oils Window Class DRUGGISTS " ar,
Dye Stnhs, Putty. Choice lcrIncry Patent Mricimc,
Narnishes. brushes Sugica Instruments. Spices Pure
Inn of'ed " Ines and ra1a'.o~, Garden Seeds &C. &c
SAILS Room and Warehouse, Nos. 100 and 100 IL,
W erichs Block, Main street, (,alena His.
Have or hand the largest and best selected Stock of
Drug etc in his State, to which shall make large
aGIon, upon The oifna al raw ignition and sell II 81
Louis pnceS. IA Greer 10 make 1t 70 the ADVANTAGE OF
those h0 have hitherto prccasrd abroad Ia bu, Of us
Every effort VIII be made t. give f satisfaction As to
PRICES PROMPT ATrENrloN, ana shipment of Goods
Dealers respectfully invited to examine oGr Goods
and prices.
(,dl,ua Mafcl6
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WAsHINGToN. Nav I

w Assn " u On, NAY IL.
The funeral Of Mrs Louisa Adam. took place
1T 10 O'Clock this morning. The President and
all the members OF the Cabinet were nresen,. al
90, Generals Scott and Wool, and a large number
Of Congressman and others
In the Senate an important, bin in regard 70
compensation of members, was introduced. pro-
viding that each Senator and Representar;ye
should hive $4,000 per annum, with twenty cents
per mile for travelling fees, to be computed BY the
air line.
One important feature is, deduction of twenty
dollars for each days absence. save in case Of
sickness. The salary proposed is equal to -
months session Of each Congress, or twepty.,,vo
dollars per day for the shor: session
The Senate.passed the bill in aid of the Rail-
yuad from the Wabash TO the Missouri river.
HousE.-Thc Territorial bill, authorizing the
Governor Of New Mexico TO convene one extra
session OF the Legislature. was taken up.
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II. NENVHALL, & CO.,

TT. NV Il 4 Ii, ( CO.,
" HoLESALE DEALERS IN DRUGS, mErICINES. CHEMI-
calls, PAINTS, OlLs NARNIsHTs and DYE-sTurFs,
WINDOW GLASS and PUTTY GLASSWARE. PER-
FIAERY FINE SOAPS fiSE HAIR. TooTI!.
PAINT aid " HlTEW AsUBRg SHE'S FIELD
GARDEN ard FLowER SEEDS, SUR
GICAL lNsTRUN E>Ts, SPICES.
SNUVFs, PATENT MErr-
CISES, PURE WINES, etc, for MErICIxAI PURPOSES
FANCY ARTICLES, sCPR INKS, IETTGR and CApPA-
PER. GOLD AID STEEL PESs and sTsTioxERy
GOLD and TiN toIi., and a great variety
Of other articles
This is the Oldest Drug establishment north OF the Hi
nos rVer We have dOge business iii this CITY since
le2I lhysir ians and Merchants a,savs find at this
House, FRESH and JHADULTERATED Medicines. and of
tne FEST OF Atty. Purchasers invited examine
our stock ~ Is larger tian any other in the Northwest.
and We believe prices will continue TO be
10 any who may trade with us.
Galcna. November 1ejl. 3-2eyl
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CALENA STORE,
w. II. S:i,iman & Co.

NOLID respectfully inform the citizens Of Saint
w Paul and vicinity, that they have opened in the
lower town fresh and wen selected stock of Groceries,
which supplied ever, week from Galcna ana st
ons; aud which they pledge themselves sell for cash
as low he bought north o Galcna Those desir-
ous OF huN ing at retail, will find 1t their advantage to
call aud examine their prices.
Constantly on hanG--Bntcr, Cheese, Pork. Fish, Sd
CARS. Teas toiees and ali articles iouud in this live.
IA genuine article Of Family Flour constantly Oh
hand W. fl. = a. Co
SAINT Paul. Aug. IS, 1851. 10
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u o "a II r *.
ootstc psof Angels.

Footsteps Angels.
NJ W. H. LoNGrELLow.
When the hours Of day are numbered,
And the voices Of the Night
Wake the better soul that sumbcred,
To holy, calm delight,
Ere the evening lamps are lighted.
And, like phapiouis grim aud tall.
Shadows from the fi,ful freight
Dance upon the parIor wall;
Then the forms Of the departed
Enter al the open door.
The beloved ones, the i:ue-hearted.
Come TO visit me once more.
Tie. the young and strong, who cherished
Noble iongings for the strife,
By the roadside fell and persisted.
Weary by the march Of life!
They, the holy ones ami weakly,
Who the cross of suffering bore.
Folded their p7le hands SO meehly.
Spako with US on earth no more.
And with them the Being Beauteous
Who unto my youth was given,
More than all things else 10 love ne,
And IS now a saint in heaven.
With slow end noiseirsS lootstep
Cones that messenger divine.
Takes the chair beside me,
Lays her gentle hand in u,no.
And she sit, and gazss a; me
Win those deep and tender eyes,
Like the stars, SO still and saint-like,
Looking downward from the skies.
Uttered not, yet cOmprehended.
Is the spiEn's voiceless prayer.
eoit rebukes, in blessings ended.
Breathing from her lips Of air.
o. though Oft depressed and lonely.
All nv fears are laid aside.
II but remember only,
Such as these have lived and died
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CHEAP CASH STOR Ely UOI.ESAI.E
AND

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS EiARpW ARr. BOOTS
silOES, HATS, CARS gu oTli'NC. PAINTS.
OILS. GLASS, IT RNIri-RE. BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
'SNlE II 80 EiRER 10y late arri,al j. in
ceIlt ano opening in his new store II. Anthony
street, near the "Amcrican House. large and most
complete assortment ct The ahovc-uaI1ed Goods which
Will positively be sold lower price, sor cash than ever
before offered III tins place His entire stock select
Ell with grent care, and purchased the Eastern aud
southern markets for Cash, that he safely assure
his friends and the public generally that il in he to
their interests to call heioe purchasing elsewhere AID
cAaminc lbs stock Vhch consists pant follows
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REGULAR pACkETFOR ST. LOUIS.


To the passengers Of the y. B. Cor. Ramsey,
ami The trtreHiRs public cegcraUy.
IN ard after "Wednesday, The I'm nsl.. q c0ntortl-
~ bic L. =. Mai Coach Viii leave Sank Rapids III
Fort Ripley every "Wednesday incoming at o'cloch
returning in time 10 meet the boat .uk Rarl> every
Saturday. ShoGd there bt passengers for thu Fort
intermediate points the arrival at the boat FRIDAY
afternoons, stage viii leave SATURDAY morning nj
O'Clock. returning in tlac to meet the boat Wed
headay mornings Passengers VIII be onveycd To the
mouse oi w. L. tothett, The steamboat landing
where they can be accommodated
J. W. CORpETT.
Sank r avids, May :, 1872. 5--tf
DP.oOcrat emmy
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AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL. g. co
Nl4AG0 lRAN SGAR !,

NIICU IRON STORE.
~E feel that apolog. is due 20 the Public ard the
w Printer for having advertised more The
truth Is our large Winter Stock was 80 well aauted ia
me ket, THAI our customers gave no lime 10 w,e
advertisements until II was reduced that ii was moi
worth while. ~
We wish 10 say TO the Public that we are about ont
OF sugars our neighbors Rev d Farmer however have
good assortment We have The other leading articles
Of family groceries yctand among other things cases
EXTRA COARSE BOOTS at S25
few bbls Mess Beef do Vinegar az IA cts ,er ,sI
ION; bDls Moasses at 40 cts; Tobacco mt 20 els: oc
lee at III cts; IRON aud STEEL, VISES mot those Of
ntenperance and extravaganza. bat Wilknson,s solid
ooA) lohshs al So Any articles have will be sold
MI small advance on cost until the openinq of nayga
on when we shall be on hand with Just what is want
ed in the Grocery and Iron line.
ST. Paul. March IL, 1852. AT
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GEO. FERCCGOE

W. HOiFSALE and retail dealer in Hardware and
w Cutlery. Cast Steele Nails, Mechanics and Mi
ners tool, Rope aud Farming Implements \ o. 36 Main
street, Gaena. III. 1T
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YNHiS desirable ground living In The most oentr,, and
II advantageous part OF the basin Of ST Paul where
must inevitably he the principal business of the
oWh ana aHoTdinc also most choice and delightful Lots
III the rerr upon the bench for dwelling houses is sur
veyed INTO Lots and now offered for SALE with titles ur
G ana ihospnl%be at reasonably low prices and
u'os liberal terms # credit fox most of The purrhsse
money and Lumber for building Lots sold in the adj
diuoh, VIII be furnished AT the rotary saw-mi on cas-,
terms. CHARLES II. CAKES
u. Fsgl, July u, 1851. IL
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:. CRAWFORD q CO.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS
81 Main street. GdieRa.
VSANE Just received a fIll supply Of Drugs, Ned
u Cines, Paints Oils, Dye->tuffs, Window Glass
Glassware, Putty, etc. etc They VIII DO constantly
ceving supplies OF the above and other articles in their
line, and would call the attention of those wishing to
purchase, as they offer to sell al ST Louis prices
Galens, Oct. o. 1851. %
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WHITNEY,S
DAG l + Il EAN GALLERY.

Corner Of Third and Cei1r Streets st. Paul.
'gNIlS Establishment built by the proprietor ex-
Il pressly ior taking
DAGC FIR II EOTYPES,
And is furnished with the best INSTRUMENTS Anparatus
ana Chemicals, and an extensive assortment :. stock
Inc ARRANGEMENT OF LIGHT Is NEW. and b, lievtd IL
he PERIoR to any other for producing uniformly bold
pictures Nc pains VII be spared give satisfaction to
those who may favor The pro- rector with their patron
age Paintings, Engraving ard DaeIcrrcotypes cupied
IA Inc best manner Par'cutr attention paid taking
hkenesses of sick or deceased PERSONS
Instructions given in the Ant
stock and Apparel for sale.
The public are respectfully invited TO call and examine
specimens J. + yVUIT\EV
November, 1851 sov
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SPRING SALES. 1892.

SHALL De receiving upon the opening of navigation,
a large and Wei selected assortment of British
French and american Dry Goods Boots and Shoes Tea
AMI Tobocco; and variety of fancy articles which
VIII be ontred "a The trade al lower prices than III.
stS les have usually sold in this market. And would
suggest 10 purchasers who have formerly visited other
man keis. mat much time and expense may be hy
purchasing thcr goods here. Az examination Of my
stock and prices i especially solicited.
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10 mulberry tea g 1erriuc. E,ht blue and
dozen do tea spauglrd seta--a Cunil te
~ do plates, assd sizes Assortment Of The above
% do dishes and naples for breakfast, dinner and
Mulberry iureeiis and tea
boats leo fancy teas
do butter and CUstarl plates leo dozen { Hates
do flowing pitchers n hl>ins 20 do tuiiblcrs
Saace plates p DO glass lamps
Dccanters and fancy mugs Japaned s,ittools md bed
match safes. jacket lamps lamps.
With thousand other articles too numerous 10 men
ton Persons wishing 70 purchase goods, VIII lind il
profitable to call and eNaniIc his stUck before uurrha>-
Ing cscNh here. ID. l.. FL s.iIiR.
-. Paul, December Is, 1851.
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The Last kOssuth Feathers.

Young Anser bought one day kossuth bonnet,
And in i, placed the feather Of goose;
II VOW" qpo,h Roger, as he Saw him don it,
THAT feather is restored to natural use.''
One mounts cabbage-leaf in lieu Of plume,
'Fatb,' says Cd Roger, ''this confirms fact
That chemists hong ago have dared assume,
Atiiniies ever mutually attract"
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u n L. r. ~ n ~ AZ IVA ~ ~ II SO As
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Consisting of three first class boats,
NOMINEE. Capt. q. SMITH.
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. NJ. W. LopwiCK.
DR.. FRANKLIN, Capt. X. BLAKELY.
Leaving Galena,
The Nominee, Capt 0. Smith, Mondays NJ IL o'lock.
The DIR. Franklin, Capt. Il. bllkeiy Wednesday 5, at
Il O'Clock.
The Ben Campbell, Capt. NJ. W. Lodwick Fridays,
at I2 O'Clock.
The above Boats will regularly during the ensuing
season Having the Mail Contract their punctaty can
be relied They will remain at ST Paul sufficiently
long enable passengers the Falls OF Saint
thony
speed and accommodation, these Boats unsur-
pa, scd and attention will he paid Passengers
an Freight They VIII leave punctualty nj the hour
named.-rhc Nominee vii. mae the irp a 10
be out on SUNDAYS.
Good, shipped 10 the Agents at ST Louis Caena,
GO by this line, viii be forwarded free of charge
Galeua heing the of the great Thoroughbred
leading Westward from Chicago ana Milwaukee, nearly
AL the travel from The Eastward. destined tor the PIPER
Mssissior', takes by Steamboat from this point
Also nea all the steamboats, the southern tIade.
from II. Louis and other ports below come into this
port Tor reshipmoni ior points above.
AGENTS.
r. F. Sass, ST. Louis, Nelson Gilbert & Co.
Ii. ii. Cam beli, 4 Co., Nelson's Landing
Galena.C. II. Read, Lake Pepin.
e. X. West. Dubuque, l.. Iierz.ll, Point DoHg
5 NJ. Laugwcrthy, do, Churchill l. Nelson.
A. McGregor, Saltwater.
Mctiregor's LaodngJ w Babcock, ST. Paul
D. W Brisbois P.du Ch.en.S II. Sargent, do.
r. ID. Cowcs. Lansing. Russell N Rice, st. Anthony.
Campbell Il Smith, Jas. Peck 81 Go, Chicago.
la Crosse.
st. Paul, March II. is72. Aft
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MARSH! &, cos
y hOlcSaie Grocery and Iron STORE

w IRON store.
IN connection win stock Of SLIGO IRo> we
would call the attention Of up-courtry merchants and
retail dealers orally H. winch embrace,
every tung, Liquors excepted the Grocery and Pro
Vision line.
We propose selling for cash Galcna market prices
adding cost of trans ortaio, and believe that We can
suppl, boardiug-hos Keepers AM families on as good
terms rs ,hey can purchase below.
Our stock has been selected with care that We can
WARRANT HE quality OF all articles sold by us
StUGAE S--t ommon Brown. Refined A. B and C.
~ Crushed and Powdered, by Tie blrGc at
MARSHALL. 4 Cos.
NEOLASSES--Bocher's syrup susar-house aud
1Vk Plantation, MARSHALL & Cos
GOLDEN SYRUP, in lo-spllon kegs, for f,ni-
~ lies, at II. 4 Cos
COFFEE and TEAS, Of every kind at
k1>LOC R--J"sper Extra and superfre, at
NJ d Co.'S
HFORK~-Clcar Mess. Just put up last week ~upe-
L. nor article Tor !lniires, al NJ q Cos.
q ALT--Of ever, kind aud in any quantity, at
~ NJ & cos.
OIL inseed, Bleaehed, Lamp and Lard Oil,
~ NJ q Cos
rANDLES--Sperm. Star and Mould, at
- VI & Cos.
NHrrE LEAD. Turpcntinc, Fluffy, Whiting and
w iahpb'acs, at NJ q cos.
NAYlNDOW Glass and Nails Tobacco Goldfish
w Machercl Better aid Cheese Axes, Clocks. { orr
Baskets Looking Glasses, Gro Ears. Buck Mts Cr;u
Dr"om> Crat%cr> Axe litlvcs, almost very ding
that can be named, including Flows and reppersauce.
ior SAFE al MARSH ALL y COS.
Saint Tau!. Oc.ohor, ISL. as
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REFERENCES.

REFERENCES.
j. Chou'cau, Jr. d Co, New York,
l.oI1nz, Sterling y Co, Pittsburgh,
JAMES fcck q Co. Chicago,
Bridge q Lewis, Detroit.
Ray, keith S Co. CMcunati
choutean d Nalcc, ~. louis,
james CaItor & Co. Galena,
StliiIDan =. RCud
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SAINT PAULTO FORT RIPLEY,

SAINT PACLT TO FORT RIPLEY,
NV l. now undertake 10 carry through the mail rer-
w ulaIy, between st. aul and Fort Ripley and TO
convey passengers i'll comfortable stages leaving ST
Paul regularly. every Monday morning nine O'Clock
with the mail and with any passengers Express bust
ness intrusted 10 our care, between St Pani ard Fort
Ripley. CORBITT
jan ~ iItf
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l.. NIBER TOR SALE,

FBH!E Undersigned VIII inform the citizens Of St Paul
d and It's vicinity, thai he * opening Lumber Yp-'
near the Single Factory Jacksond seventh street,.
ana Is prepared 10 M orders for all kinds oi Lumber
he shortest notice Those wishing iI1 Der If dc
strpton, laths or shingles, would do vcli 20 cali.
u Terms easy, half up and The balance on the
deliver. of The Lumber.
J. W BASS,
Agent foT The ST. Anthony Mill 60.
- raul Iulv 81, ISL. f5-tf
ENLb subscribers wish TO inform the citizens of Min
II nesota, that they have located themselves perman
chiv III Minnesota. and are prepared 10 buy, improve
and sell farms and town property, also contracts
Tor tuildisg ard making other Improvements. They
now have valuable farm for sale (about midway he
tween ST Paul and Point DougIass.) containing go
acres % OF which az are well timbcred the balance
smooth PRAIRIE of :he best quality about acres under
Improvement one frame house and good spring of wa
ter. For further particulars. enquire uf
w. G. LeDUC, ST. PAIL,
Or to the subscribers or the premises,
j C. & w. w. ELLISON
April g, 1852. sJ-;f
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uftctureIs prices. ii. / NcCL0SAEN.
Gdcnn Narch 3, le32.
ke!NlJiiOn S-l5o. !. ,, 3, / md gql.~ reed per
~ iAoel'lor' and Tor sale b, II McClo>Atf'
NNy HIShEG-lJ0 bbis Old Rye. reed ana for sale by
w II NcCLoNNth.
(NOFtEE350 bags RE Coffee, reed Fer Golden Fra
~ ana iof sac 10y II v ti'oSnEf.
VENoBACCO-l2} bys Virginia. rcc'G and for sale hy
- N@o'NHA'
|, 'tUS-loo drums, received and Tor sale BY
app MCio>AEh-
SDlCE2) :ierccs, reed per Golden Era, fer sale ~
No "iI "
a. tLERATUS-2J bvs Boston Sal,rGtuS received and
~ ~ sly - ~ 'i'oH"rA
nSS tASh> Brown stout ondon Porter Scotch
an7 'N' M SrcI'OsNEy.
c,,r.r, --,,, A. =, ,
WI rcr Golden Era and for sale hv -
an, iii NrCIOSKEY
vHEA-l5o hf chests ? Imp and IL Tea received
per Golden Era, and ior sale by
"a" H VI tLoShLi.
f<IRRANTS-25 casks Currents. red per Golden
~ Ina, ana Tor sale by II ! VI tIo>kEI.
AERRINGS-22j bXs Scotch Herrng~ reed per Col
~ d'h BRA ana !oF sale by II CLO>AEN.
Ed AI5iNS-250 bXs VI Raisins rec and for sale h,
h ~ APP NJ tLo>hLN.
NATINE-159 casks Clarct and hre Vine. reed
W and i'f sale 10y HI MCLoShEf
UDACON-J0 casks Hams and Shoulders. reed pcr
AD Bon Accord, Tor sale by ii / NCLOSkEN.
MOI SSfS--lQ0 Dbl, rec and for sale by
4'A hp' IL u / LoHAhf
6tkNDiES-l5a bxs Star Candle reed per Niscon-
Y ! sin and COR sale by II 7 NCLOSNEY
-,,, -ot,, ~ . 49,. =, - W..
JUS i"' ''' i'0' WIS ~, au ,''t sue d,
"'' II Il 'io'A"h'
4 ARD-5O bbls Leaf Lard reed per Wisconsin, and
a '"' s'F ~ IL 1 " 'LooNnh'
EDRANDY-90 casks Brandy reed per Golden Era,
4 D and for lie BY II L NCLO>EEN.
:. ~ BONES Pint and Guar. Fia,ts. reed and for
e1sV sale hv II + N1CLOSNEY
EGDER NlNEG AR-Rcceivcd and for safe b.
u II + M'CLOSNEN.
l<UNNiE&l0 5000 Gunny Sacks. reed per Bon Ac-
u cord, and for sale b. T. I M'CLCSNEl.
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New Goods and New Prices, Mt the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.

Ex\C LLER has just opened for exhibition AT his
II NEW BRICK STORE, directly opposite his old
stand, large and splendid assortment of Dry Goods
Clothing, Indian Goods, Hardware Cutlery, Glassware
and Crockery, Boots and shoes Hats and Caps aud In
da Rubber Goods; with every article usually called Tor
in a Western Establishments which he Offers AZ whole
sale and retail, prices much reduced. Merchants III
the Indian trade find every article they may wish
the trade and with the that the charges Will
be moderate ard satisfactory. Orders at all times
be filled To any amount.
To the Ladies, would say, have few pieces OF
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Rio and Java Coffee Steel pens aud backing
Young II son, Imperial and Curry combs and brushes
ShushOhg teas II sdnr Stoe, cloth aud ir brushes
quality kul:cs and forks
Rcsdha. Principe and CUba Carving, butcher and long
stglf, buffalo Knives
Refined lard ana hS!I-o1 Fur. otter and cloth caps
IiAe eat chewing and sinok- iGs and aT.c rtlent
liz toutcc~ OF sN hats
Essence of peppermint Hunts and Collins axes
Castor oil Sardinos, Holsters, claims &
MAY uarl d Noycs' ink pickles
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ROCK ISLAND FOUNDRY AND Ma
CHINE. SHOP.
FERG : BIZ OR u & CO..
ANtlA NJ RtES q. Steam Engines, Water
A'H W '"f->, hii Gearing, Rotary saws. Horse pow
ers JOB WORK, etc. etc. Al orders promptly executed
Rock Island. Ma. !. -. 5-,f
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fEFVVF 7" IN y SfEUtIN.
Mems ho:s thch boots Morocco slippers,
90 90 do shoes Ladies CATERS,
Congress a. d call boots, Ladies and Misses shoes.
GHOCi FRIES.
consisting Of Teas, Cotc, Sugar, Rice. Sugar House
Nolasses Sperm Candles, Dried Applcs Peaches, Soap
Tobacco SaicratuS, Starch, Goldfish, Nachcrel CHINA
mon, Nutnc1s. Gloves, Peppermint, ana Pepper Sauce
Also, an assortment of Wooden Ware. consisting o!
Tabs and Buckets Na,hboard,, Clothes Pms sc. All
for sale cheap for cash. Ne trouble show goods.
s storcncNt door To the Pioneer oco and bookstore
\. Il. Large supplies OF Flour Oats, Corn, and Poa-
toes always on hand.
November, ISL. li-I
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w. III. STILLMAN ~ Co.
No. 8, Roberts street, have hand
% hbls. Geniton Apples.
- do Dry do
do Buckwleat Flour
25 do Onions,
1000 Heads prime winter Cabbage
boxes Lemons,
And every thing found in the Grocery line: which will
be sold for cash low any house in Saint Paul Call
ana see. w. ii. STIIIMAN 81 co.