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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-21
CERTlFICSTE

have used the "Pesiguasomk" repeatedly IN ms fam
lily, and can recommend il as the safest well az most
efcaCiors medicine III all arrangements of the bowels
have ever known. 1t has, to my knowledge, saved
several 'nabe ives ~ most obstinate cases of Cholera
NortUs DN scutery, etc. &. w BORIP
s.. Paul, May p, 1859.
This may certify that have used the Vegetable Cam
pound Asringent prepared by Mr. f. f. Elv in nv fam
v, and have found il to be the best FAR of ny thing
of the Kind have used In ance two doses
gle individual should be without this valuable medicine
particularly in country where the Darrha and sum
nltr OmplaintS are prevalent.
CHARLES II OAKEs.
Having used this preparation in my family most
cheeriuliy join Mr. OakrS III the above certificate 81 It's
virtues. ALIEN RAMSEY
81. Paul. May 2i ls52
used in my family, Mr. Ely's Compound A,tr,nc,n,
and Tonic, in OF DarrhGa with much success: and
especially last summer in OF sumner comuI,iu
IN M infant OF mine some nine months old and cheer
fully recommend lis use to he public.
-. Paul May 81, 1852. VIM. HENRY FORBES
have used the Indian Conn pound stringent and Ton
c, my sell, ana III my Family, and found il effective es-
pecia in cases ii children teetng, and consider i, an
active and safe remedy for all bowel complaints
ST. Paul, Aug. !. 1851. A. Il. FRENCH
have used The Indian Compound Astyngent and Ton
ic prepared 10y Mr. Il. f. Ely and and found im,date
rthcl; and Can cleeriIy recommend il as speedy and
sure cure Tor diseases of the bow els.
st. Paul, Mas 81, 1852. X. i. MAsTERSON
certify that have used the Indian Tome called
'Pesisuagonik," and recommend the same a. an excel
lent aatSent, pleasant i'll taste, certain in its
] Moan
ST. Paui, Aug. 1851.
o. All order, for the above medicine should ne al
dressed 10 +. +. Ely, st. Paul, Minnesota
june 3, lSl2. 1Gn
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-21
vruE MINNEsorA REMEpy
Oh CHuLERA MOHHUs. DYsENTEKS ,DIAKKHHA, &C Nt
"PESIGUAGOMIK,D

INDIAN COMPOUND ASTRlNGENT AND TONIC
VuNHE materials Of this medicine entirely vegetable
Il indigenous to Minnesota and well known the In
dfins by whom they have been used from time INN
rial, with invarable
The Proprietor confidently recommend this med
icne to the public certain safe aud pleasant cure
for Cholera Morbus Diarrhea, Dysentery and all dis
eases Of the bowels Ii affords almost re-
lief III ofgrpngs cramps, and ordinarily effects
II complete cure ia six eight hours.
To Boaimen, Rsimen and Lumbermen, and all per.
travelling on the river, this medicine aluable
Our citizens going below, during the summer months
should not fail to provide themselves with it,
The "PesigndSomik must of derive its repu-
taton from the testimonials of those who have mad,
trial of it,.
IL rlease read carefully the annexed certificates
Prepared by T.. +. Ely, St Paul.
And snr sale nj the Bookstore Of LIZ DUG a ROURER
and n; w. III FORBES Minnesota Store nj UIlfHCOX
4 KEiLOGG'S Drug Store and ut JARVIS St PauI
Also, nj the Minnesota bookstore, St Anthony; AZ Rus
sells, Sauk Rapids, and al Churchill & Nelson's Still
water.
p ice L,iLtA Clnfs y.
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IL. NENuaE.I, & CO...

W H"LEstLE DEALERS III DkLGs. NEDicENyr Cuyvr-
tAbs' fANIS- ms NAsNa~HEs ava Dvf-sruFtS
!" iAnHW tLkss and PJ TFF. sf.asS S.Rv pm
~ HfEF, FtHt Ho,FS, FiNE HAIR, Toorn.
FAiNr and HrtTEyV ash ilRI les FIuI1.
"ARpEN.a'A FLOWER SEEDS sur.
GlcAb tNsTEt NEsTS, SPICES,
SNtFFS, patent NEnr-
CINE IRE WINS, etc, for NHDICl<Ak rrxrosEs
FANCY AETIfLEs- stPR INKS. i.5rTtR add f,.F p,
FER, ''oLD an1 sTEEL PEAS sTa STATIONERY,
GOLD ga. IiN FoSI. anA gre At yarlety
Hf other nrSicle-
Tls i, the oldest Drug establishment NORTH n tn. M
noiS rrcr. We ha~e toue business IN his cir >inr,
-. ~ sioaus nit Merchants alna,s sra a. mi.
It"tsf, FRESH and tSApTLrEeArED M.d:rin.s and ol
The FIRST % Ally. Purchaser are mvitca 20 exami,
"Gr stock n II i larger tidH other III The Nortei
ana We o., eNe our Prices VIII continue 10 be satisfactory
Ia ANY VINO may trade with us
"ditha, November, Ic5l. 5-2e-iv
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SPRING TRADE.
I .
J S.bZ-

'o"-' StH1HG Tx ABE. 1879.
SFIENDiD stock of rich Fancy and Staple Goods ~
~ ne n store, opposite the American. Having re-
ctiFed Nv late arrivals large assortment OF ENGLISH
fRENtH AND AMERICAN GOODS, co1nVrislnr
Coipi"tc assortment 81 The newest and most beautiful
articles Tor The Spring ana summer trade: all Of winch
are how caeN Tor exhibition and sale, and viii be Offer
Ell AT the lowest market prices, wholesale and retail
III this extensive assortment may be almost
article usually found in the best Dry Goods establish
Hthts an also many new ard splendid les OF goods
nor 10 or iohhi elsewhere; they having been selected
Win care an: eNprcss!v for this Purchasers
are reminded that ia addition to RICH >ToCk of
staple ana Fame! Goods, all timrs keen large
varlety OF Carpeiings and Floor Cloths ali the new
and various sly les; also complete assortment Of Ia
ces misses AMI chitdreUs' shoes We wunlG respert-
idI invite our friends aud purchasers If Dr. Goods to
an earN examination of our entire stock assuring them
that every cNcrton viii be made render the hisjn
calls OF our friends both agreeable and profitable
ID. II. HOLMES.
Gaena, A pr q, l652. 3-3m
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MARSHALL g. cos

W nOicSdle GIOCeIy anu iron StOfes
In connection with our stock of SLIGO Iron,
III offer "A large stock of Groceries and Provisions. We
would call the attention Of upoountry merchants and
retail dealers generally to stock, which embraces
every thing, Liquors excepted in the Grocery and Pro-
vision line.
We propose selling for Gosh at Gaena market prices
adding cost of transportation, and believe that
supply boardng-house keepers and families good
terms rs they Can purchase below.
Our stock has been selected with care that
WARRANT the quality Of all articles sold by
StUGARS--Ccmmon Brown, Refined, A, b and C,
- Crushed and Powdered by the barrel at
MARSHALL & Cos.
NUOLASSES--Belchers syrup, susar-house and
WI Plantation, MARSHALL Il Co.'S.
GOLDEN SYRUP, in lo-gallon kegs, for iami-
NE lies, at Nj. i Cos.
COFFEE and TEAS, Of every Kind, at
y NJ Cos.
R1LOUR--Jasper, Extra and 'uperilne, a,
NBORK--Clear Mess, just put up last week n supe-
Il riOr article for families at NJ Cos.
GtALT.-Of every kind and in any quantity, at
~ y Cor.
hIL--Linseed Beached, Lamp and Lard Oil, at
" M d COS.
GtANDLES--Sperm Star and Mould, at
" Ms Cos.
YXvHiTE LEAD, Tmpen,lne, Putty, Whiting and
w Iampblack, at Vi & Cos
NNTlNDOW Glass aud Nails Tobacco, Goldfish
w Mackcrel. Batter and Cheese Axes, Clocks, Corn
Baskets, Looking Glasses, Gro Bars, Buck Mts, Grain
ShoVels, Coffee Mills, Percussion Gaps, Log Chains
Brooms Crackers Axe Helvcs, and almost every thing
that can be named, including Pl0ws and pcppersauce
for sale MARSHALL d Co.'S
Saint Paul, October 1851. 1928
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Mechanics Union dissertation.

OHcc, No I, Eoodrich's Buildng, SrRINGFIEI d. Mass
II. II. DEAN, President,
WILLIAM PATTON, G. G. Woop, r.,,o
II. b. JUDkiNs. '"mc'Gt com.
TEsslS is an Association Of Workingmen and Others
q for the assistance Of each other in case of
Sickness accident.
Ey the a,ment of The following annual dcnosi;s Won
viii become a Life McnIber, and be entitled To- weekly
benefit during life IL YOU should be disabled by kprss
or accident FROM attending Ia yonr ordinary bushes, or
occupation FEMALES insured against sickness common
hpfh
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GROCERIES,,
At Wholesale and Retail.

4 hN Roberts Street, Saint Paul, next door 70 the
~ Woriis Fair. The subscribers believing that
Goods can be sold in SAINT Paul. Wholesale as cheap
rs they can be sod at any place above Louis have
opened Il large stock Of
GROCERIES,
OF the best descriptions for family use, which they will
sell Tor cash at very small profit, by retail ana by
Wholesale al prlces such viii warrant all retail deal
cfs III Minnesota to buy goods their store Among
the leading articles which shall offer, will be- (he-
sides every other hind OF goods usually found in irge
Grocery Establishment, whether here enumerated or
not.) The following:
Flour, of various brands; Sugar and Moasses All
KINDS; Coffee, Tea, Tobacoo and salt; Salt Fish, Oys
tiers, sardmes etc; Butter, Cheese. Lard and Oil
LiQ' okS-su'h as Brandy, Wine, Gin, Whiskey,
Champagne.
fhOr iSioNS-consisting of Pork, Hams, Bacon,
Dried Fruit, etc.
Patent Buckets. Glass, Nails Putty, shot, Matches
candles, soap, Brushes, BroOms and great variety OF
other goods REY a FARMER
81. Paul October 9, 1851. 25tC
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TO SOUTHERN AND wESTERN ROOF
SELLERS AND MERCHANTS

Rii. uadei 1907 Books and Stationery AT Whole.
= sale. Higgins Kellogg, Publishers, Bookseiers
o'toners ana Manufacturers every variety of Blank
Books IS John street, corner Gold, New York invite
call from merchants and booksellers examine the prices
anu qualities Of their very large stock of
bLANk boohs, MEMORANDUM AND PASS BOOKS
Emorscing every variety needed; school and classical
books OF every kind used In schools and academies: H.
prnry and miscellaneous books for public
SCHOOLS families and Sunday schools; bibles PRAYER and
of binding. N'" -! "s
stationery OF every variety OF foreign and domestic
ali OF which they pledge themselves to sun
ply as low Ms any other house in the trade.
D-Fooscap, lette~ paper and slses at mill prices
New York, July /. F,f
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NOTICE

To The passengers Of the S. B. Coz. Ramsey.
and the traretling publtc generaiiy
IN ard after WedEesda. the l2il inst, conforta-
~ be I. :. Mail Coach viii leave Sank RAPIDS for
Fort Ripcs, every Wednesday morning ut O'Clock.
returning IN time 10 meet the boat Sauk Rapids ever,
NaIdaH Shonid There be passengers for the Fort or
Intermediate points en- the arry al of the boat on FRIDAY
Afternoons, stage viii leave on Saturday morning nj
o'clock, returning III time meet the boat on " cd
ne>iay mornings Passengers vii! be conveyed to the
house Of W +. Corbeit, near the steamboat andinr
where they can be accommodated.
J. w. CORBETT.
Sank Rapids, May :, 1852. 5tf
Democrat COPY
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II. T.. M-CLOSk Ely.

NNTHo..EShiE Grocer, forwarding and Commits
w SION McrChant, aid General Steamboat Agent
No ~ teVCe, Gncna, III. The attention of ba,ers j.
called To my st''S of Groceries Provisions esr etc
Having received ~ late arrivals from New York Hos
inn New Orleans and -. Louis, which in addition IT,
former stock renders assortment complete shall
continue 20 receive additional shipments from time ia
trnt during ndFisdIion thereby enabling me to have
t>h ANA 'h stock throughout the season and To be nj L.
az 90" tunes, C. m orders at the lowest market rates
Inc Receiving and Forwarding Business shall IN eve.
r Instance have my personal attention, by which dsS-
iich ana care VIII be guaranteed and the expense Of
erl assured that my facilities and long eN perlence in
'he commission and Forw ardng business enable ne Il,
with the!r patronage.
Liberal Cash advances viii be made or Produce and
iec"'iSc shipped to me for sale IN this market Par
ucuar attention will be paid TO the pun. aSc of all arti
Giles not in nay line
J. Agent Tor Gacna and 81. Ions ard Galena and
ST. Paul PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS
II. T. MCLOSkEl.
Galcna, April !, 1852 III
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NM. II. MARSHALL,
AT THE
= LEG o X ON ST'OR RE.

D now receiving The fullest stock of IRON NAILS,
STEEL DC, offered III this market. The quail
H al Sligo Iron Is well Anown by all smiths he I'M
surpassed The following prices were established with
the opening of the Sligo Iron store and have been
departed from. Tyrone. Sue0.
Fiat bar, round and square large size, acts l-2cts
do do do small size, 3 8 e 81 81
Hoop, oval. hf oval, etc. 7al0
CUT SPIKES, 81 -
ANNILS, per ID, 10 to l6cis
Wagon BoNos, per ~. 4cis
bellows, superior quality, per inch, So.
Grindstone-, small size per inch. s"
Log Chains, barge size. s"
The above prices VIII be found than those of any
ether establishment in the Territory and are The Old
Regular Prices Of the sligo Iron Store.
EREAkING pLUWS.
am agent for Evans * Albums and will Keen on hand
Sufficient stocd of then well Known Pows at the man
uiactuTers prices, 81 per inch.
WIN. r. MARSHALL,
u,a2--Gf he SIirn I'm, -tora
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AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL Il co,
SLIGO IRON STORE.

EEY feel that apology is due 10 the Public and the
w Printer for not having advertised more. Tn,
truth is, our large Winter Stock well adapted "a
the Market that orr customers gave time write
advertisement until ii reduced that ii was rot
worth while.
We wish To say Ia the Public that we are about out
of SHsurS; neighbors Rcy d Farmer however, have
good assortment. We have the other leading articles
Of family groceries yet and among other thncs
EXTRA COARSE BOOTS at $2j.
tew hhs Mess Beef, do Vinegar II cts. per gal
long Ibis Molsses, 40 cts Tobacco, at 20 cts; Co
Zee, al cts IRON and STEEI, NlSES, mot those OF
intmpt rance ana extravaganza, but WilAinsons solid
boX) Plonghs al so. Any Articles have, viii be sold
at small advance on cost until the opening of navica-
tion when shall be on hand With just what is want
ed in the Grocery and Iron line
st. Paul, March III, 1852 i7-tc
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ICE.

ICE.
the days Of Dives ice evidently OF in use; or
Il that gentleman would have called for it, instead of
for drop OF cold WATER for not only will il the
parched tongue of the invalid but will give life and
animation all. Iced water is alone fit for drinking
Then how you keep your butter, your cucumbers
your milk and cream and your fresh meat cool without
ice! You have it, every morning delivered to YOU
warranted and fresh, very small ADVANCE on
the actual cost of manufacturing, Of
uRres or CHARLES sYNONs
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CHEAP CASH STORE..IN HOLESALE
AND RETAIL.

GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS HARDWARE. BOOTS
SHOES, HATS, CAPS CT oTHING, PAINTS.
OILS, GLASS, FtRNITURE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
VgNllE SUBSCRIBER BY late arrivals is now in re-
Il ceipt and opening in Ms store 81. Anthony
Street, near the "Amercan House." large and
complete assortment of the abuN named Goods which
Will positively be sold at lower prices for cash than ever
before offered III this place. Ills stock select
ed with great and purchased in the Eastern and
southern markets tor Cash that he safely assure
his friends and the public generally that it viii he
their interests TO ca before purchasing elsewhere an
examine ms stock whleh consists part follows:
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REGULAR PACKETiFOR ST. LOUIS
AND lNTERNL DIAJE PORTS.

En The new and splendid passen-
"a IN ger Steamer ''GOLDEN ERA, y
Vsc:Se--.-112&-la,iiIR BERsIE, Commander.
I&xAQ@&sesyg..T1Ih has commenced her regular
sehly trips between Galena
st. Louis. leaving GacDa every Monday evening at
O'Clock, and ~. Louis Friday evening O'Clock The
Golden Era has been fitted up with every regard the
safety and comfort of her passengers; aud State
Rooms and saloons furnished with elegance and pro-
'ided with every Improvement For IRE gh passage
apply on board
JAMES CARTER u Co. Agents.
C,aicna. April y. ir52. .-tf
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT,

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for The
sale of Louisville Cement. viii keep large supply
hand, and VIII be sold Il small advance Man
ufiCturers prices. il. L. McCLOSkEY.
Galena, March o. 1852.
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AMERICAN MILLS,

THE subscriber having Leen appointed Agent for the
above Mills, viii keep con>t tItly on hand supply uf
Extra Family Flour Warranted superior Hour
sold in this man ket. II. +. NCCLOSkEN.
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REFERENCES
J.. Chou'enu, Jr. Il Co. New York,
i'"rinz, Sterling Il Co, Pittsburgh,
james Peek q Co., Chicago,
Bridre d Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith s Co, Cincinnati,
ChouiCaa s Nalee. ~. Louis.
james Carter & Co., Galcna,
Sullman u Rood,
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j. L. BURBANK n Co. st. Paul. w. l.. FAWCETTI
IL Co, ST. Louis.
NORTHNESTERNE EXPRESS co.

CONNECTING Ar 0ALENA AND ST. LOUIS WITH THE
AMERICAS AND OTHER EMPIRES )MpANJEs
VHNO and from all the principal cities in The limited
states, California and Europe, for the speedy trans
poraton of money and valuable packages collection Of
all kinds of me rchandze. ~ "
Agents. X RICE a Co, St. Paul; OTIs WEST,
st Louis, j. BrooKEs, Galena.
n. B.--Partcular attention paid n, the Coyv,rl,
III" ~"""iiisSio" ousiiitss genera y. 3-tf
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VuNHiS nnrivaed cure for coughs, colds, hoarsness
- bronchitis, whooping-co Group, asthma and
consumption, now too well known require any certid
Gates, is constantly kept for sale ichcox Axtel
and JARVIS III ST. Paul. and by dealers medicine every
Waere I2tf
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A RRAVCENIENT FOK 1852.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

Consisting Of three first class boats,
NOMINEE, Capt. o. SMITH.
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. NJ. W. lODwICK.
DIR. FRANKLIN, Capt. x. BLAkELY.
Leaving Gaena,
Tie Nominee Capt. o. Smith, Mondays at u o'lock
The DR.. FranAn, Capt. X. Biakely, Nednesla, $, al
II O'Clock
The Ben Campbell Capt. NJ. w. Lolwick, fridays
y o'clock.
The above Boats viii regularly inring the ensuing
Having The Mail Contra Il their punCtatV CA,
be relied They viii remain AT 81 rtul sufficient,
long enable passengers visit the Falls o saint An
thouy.
or svtcd and accommodation, these Boats are unsur-
Freight They will leave puuctuall, at the hour
naDtd-The Nominee will maze the trip So as not to
be SUNDAYS.
Goods shipped to the Agents at ST. Louis or Gaena 90
go by this line, will be forwarded free of charge.
Galena beng The terminus OF the great thorou
leading Westward from Chicago and Milwaukee, near,
all the travel from the Eastw ard destined the Upper
Mississippi takes passage by Steamboat from this point
Also, nearly all the Steamboats, the Southern trade
from St Louis and other ports below, come into this
port for reshipment for points above.
AGENTS.
X F. sass ST Louis, Nelson Gib9rt q Co
u. H. Campbell, q Co, Nell ons Landing.
g. r. West Dubuque, l.. Hertzell, Point Douglass.
). Nj. Langworthy, do, Churchill a Nelson
\. MGresof, saltwater.
Mcf'regors I.aeIing J. w. Babcock St Paul.
B. w. Brshois, P.du ChcnS II. Sargent DO.
+. ID. Cowles, Lansing. Russell & Ricc.St. Anthony.
Campbell & Smith, Jas. Pee, IL Co. Chicago
st. Paul, March H. 1852 41-tf
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TllE SAINT pAI.i..

sHs This snperb new steamboat nearly q
tt.-4.--Li!p the size of the Keokuk Packets anc
Ix:l4 - with accommodations equal ID IN,
6.lsSR EEE( best boats the river. VIII be in Tia,
regular Gaiena aud st Paul trace. the ensuing season
naking two trips per week. possible The SAM Pau
Will be hard 10 beat. The times of arrival and depar
trips are commenced. NJ h. HARRIS, Master.
Feb
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ENUiNt rs. BOILERS MILL WORN.
j. T. DOWDAIG * CO.,
Washington Foundry. II. Louis, Mo.

4 AiNG one Of ihC largest ana hes; furnished G.,
lbIishncnis IN The West. we would call the a,ten
ION "i "ii persons interested ~ in of mill work
To thc iac That We have the largest assortment Of Pat
terms III the city We cmpov the best If workmcn and
s' '"t "tst CT IRON ~ the manufacture Of work and
iaNhH p'eh constantly increasing business for if
teen Nth', We Halter ourselves that have gwen rep
crai satisfaction Engines Of al >1es fitted M on Iron
Frames, ready to lun.
boiiers aud heavy sheet iron work Of al kinds CAST
h9s ana wrought IRON work Of AN kinds and from The
"esi patterns now IN use. for and glIst milis.
SaW dusi Burners, tardmg Machines. Iichcrs. etc.
NH1wriahls can have WoFL mslc 70 suit N. II draw
l"Es' Terms, reasonable and particular attention paid
~ having Tue work ready and shipped by the agreed
upon.
~ we refer to Martin Mower Esq, Arcoa Mills or u
-Ht. l. X. De!ano, saltwater VINO are using wo!h Of
OUT manufacture, for further information.
MAY y, lsJ2. fif
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X EY 81 FARMER.

RE.Y ~ FARMER.
WEAVE to offer large variety of new choice goods
IN their line including stock of sugars of vprios
qualities; also, lot OF prime w r. cheese also the
best stock OF crackers aud soda crackers in
this market; lor SAFE very low jy29-tf
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Yearly Deposits of Members under SO


Those SO years Of charged 25 per cent extra
80 90 admission fee is charged in addition 10 the above
the first year, and must he paid the time OF making
application and the FIRST year deposit within 80 DAYS
REFERENCES.
GOV. BOUTWELL, Mass, Gov. HUBBARD. Augusta Ne
EN-COv. WILLIAMS, \. II. r. ALDEN NJ d., Randolph
l. Wood. VI ID, Randolph, Hon b V French Braintree
Hon Morrison, Brainuee, Hon l. 1Iahtlvu Frcetovu
II BrockwaH Ellington CT Hon PN Durn Niddeboro
Hon O. Wood, Somers, CT Woodbury. q Curtis PROVED
w h1ord, New Bedford, Stepk. REYNOLDS Troy \ Y
HonI w entw orth Lowell stephens Roc land l. Ike
SPRINGFIELD ERESCREfEs.
p Wilcox, Pres't Chiconee BmkJos & Pvnc'on Cso
A Morga Prest Agawam Bank, Seelr, VI ID,
WESTERN REFERENCES.
His EXccllency, AUSTIN A. KING, jefferson CITY, Mo-
His ENceliency, JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Indianapolis Ia
His ExcelIency, REuBEN WooD, Columbus Ohio
EN-tiov. DAVID WALLACE, Indianapolis, Ia
Hon. john W. Davis, Carlisle, IN.
Jon. Geo W. Julian tenterve, Ia.
Prof. >. NJ Smith, VI. ID. Columbus Ohio.
ST. LOUIS. MO.
Nessrs Chambers Knapp, Editors Mo Republican.
Geo. h budd, Editor 81 Louis intelligencer
WIN. 7. Henry Co, Pref. Jos. \. Mcdowell. NJ D.
AnSlerodt y Barth, Gaty, McCme n Glasby.
ST.PAtL, MINNESOTA
His ENccilcncy, ALEXANDER RAMSEY.
Hon VIM. II. Forbes, Hon. Henry A. Lambert
Roe, iIollinshcad n Becker J. w Bass p. NJ
ST. ANTHONY.
Hon. w. l.. Iaried, Hon. =. W. Farnham, J. w North
a. L. Ames Geo W. Brott
3-2'yl A. WHITNEY, ST.. Paul.
GENERAL AGENT for the Territory Of Minnesota
Office in the New Gothic store, Third ST.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-21

SHALL be receiving upoa the opening of navigation.
large and well selected assortment of British,
French ard American Dry Goods, Boots and shoes Tea
ana lobocco and great variety of fancy which
Will be Offered 20 The trade lower prices than the
st, les have usually sold IN this market And woul
suggest o purchasers who hive formerly visited other
markets that much time and expense NAV be saved by
purchasing their goods here. An examination of nv
stock and prices = res pectilIlly solicited.
The lnlloMlng arIiclos cnmnrisc narl ny sLncL.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-21
IRON. NAILS AND STEEL.

Iron guaranteed. The nails will be found on trial 10
be superior to any other in maj ket.
st. Paul, May 20, 1850. 5-6m