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Right and bounded
- folIoWE beginning At the OF the f OF the
~ Of esc s. % thence chains stake thence
dss g chains add IS links TO stake the bank Of the
thence along the said place OF begin
ming; also all the right and title the ferry privilege OF pv
ses oeionging sp2sinng the Aforesaid or Of land
messgsd sy LAWSON Hughes Loan interest," &c, s3o7 g.
SHY acres OF the side Of g. 90 y
with me following exceptions 10 Of the corner
1ing N the form OF range out Of the
Gx8 90 - - ' '@'' 'H'e'es' @o-'
Inc NJ Of lot No p in covugon and 20 In width of
me side OF the hf Of said 81 acres living on The
side OF The OF 20, O. and As scres living In
SQUARE iofm IN me Of IT, w ar OF sec 81 10
re mGsassd IN three ndided parts by Peter Pstter-
son "ihan Sonover. and Archibald
sold On crel % horace Smith. Loan interest dc ea7 40
Ins nI oI Ine q Of acc g. - containing SO
Loan, interest, &c, s43f e. - "'o"n
The hf q the IT Of .. n r w; aso The -
NJ OF the ar 81 sec 3, %
seres more OF es mogased BY Sophia Loss in
The NJ Of thes or Of sec s5,ten.r W. Conforming 20
also ~ In
Ri book Of the record Of deeds Fountain
n0sAssd BY David Rswss. Loan, interssf, &C. ao27 81
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Indiana Institution for the
DEAF AND DUMB,

ruyMoTHY sEED-For sale at
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LENA AND MINNEsOTA
UNITED STATES MAIL Ii
Consisting Of three first class boats,

Consisting OF three first class boats
NOMINEE, Capt. .. SMITH.
BEN CAMPBELL, Cant. NJ. ". LoDwIcK.
DR.. FRANKLIN, Capt. r. BL.xELY
Leaving Galena,
The Nominee, Capt. o. smith Mondays ct IL o'oek
The Dr. FranAlin, Capt. Il. Blakely W ednesdays, a,
Tie Ben Campbell, Capt NJ w Lodwick, Fridays
at l2 O'Clock.
The above Boats will regularly during the ensuing
season Having the Mail Contract their punctaty
be relied on They vii! remain ut St Paul sufficiently
long 10 enable passengers to visit the Falls Of Saint An
thOny.
For speed and accommodation, these Boats unsur-
passed. ard every attention VIII be paid
and Freight. They will leave puuctualiy at the hour
named.--Ihe Nominee will make the trip to
be out on Sundays.
Goods shipped to the Agents ST. Louis Gaena, to
SO by this line, VIII bc forwarded free OF charge.
.'a!ena being The terminus of the great thOroughiares
leading Westward from Chicago and Milwaukee, nearly
Al tie travel from the Eastward destined for the pper
Mlssssirp takes passage by Steamboat trom this point
Also, nearly all the Steamboats, the Southern trade,
from St Louis and other ports below, come into this
port ior rcshipment ior points above.
AGENTS.
r. F. Sass, -, Lous, Nelson, Glbsrt St Co.
u. IL. Campbell, & Co, Nelson's Landing.
Gaena c. Il. Re.d, Lake Pepin
G. X West, Dubuque l.. Nertzeil, Point Doug lass.
4. hIcCregor, saltwater.
,lcGregor's Laeding.J. W. Babcoch, St. Paul.
d. w. Brisbols, Ga Chen >. H. Sergeant, do.
+. ID. Cowies Lansing Russell q Ricc,St. Anthony
Campbell d Smith, Jas. Peck a Co Chicago.
La Crosse.
st. Paul, March Ii, 1872. i7-ii
SPENCER, KIRKPATRICK & NARKLEY.
- Ievee, Lower Lai.ding ST. Paul, Min. Ter.
Feb. 10, Is52. 44-N
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Il. >. NEW ELL,
Commission Merchant.

4 Nd Dealer in Foreign ard Domestic Hardware,
"A coot, palor and heating stoves Of aN kinds Sc
cCted froa tie Troy, Cincinnati and 81 o, markets,
comprising The most varied assortment O double oven
stoves td ranges, the Eastern market affords. Hollow
ware kettles noS, ovens sAets !urnacos II! ing pans,
HaTle irons, suoVcs, tuEgs, & c.
A!&o-Farns utensils ploughs, cradles rahcs. hoes.
hOgeia scythoS, snahs, axes, saws, sad Tons zinc,
spring balances, COFFEE Mills wire. mails, taChs, &c.
Ja,aned c, all kinds, lamps candescks, Of
0tas> iron and TN; brittaa and kitchen waTe ten and
coffee pots spoons ladies' sAm.nt, tea, coffee anL
gar loTo scrub, bi. king and oher brushes }uc
apparatus we'll cistern and house pumps of all sizes;
water lead pipe, sheet. bar and pig lead, &c, &c
at nay stand Third, Robert. street. Saint Pau,
Minnesota. i. :. \.
September 4, ISL. 20-ti
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~>RADUATE Of Harvard University. Cambridge,
~ Mass. pr. r believes il duty, as a stranger, he
owes himself and the community as he in'es 10 riaAo
81 Paul his prr,naaen residence, state that hc has
had many experience in the hospitals and practice
f thc Eastern cities and also Of ihe diseases Of the Mis-
s.si ON valiey-is a graduate OF the Oldest and first
,uiyersity OF the country. and for number @!
wears the private pup! o: the most eminent Surgeons
and Phy sicians of New ork, Boston and Philadelphia
DR. French will give particular attention 10 diseases OF
women and children, and respectfully offers his services
in ,;r practice of Surgery, Medicine and Midwifery 10
the sitizans Of ST. Paui and vicinity.
REFERENCES:
Drs Crow, Ray, Robertson, kittoe, DC, GALENA;
Me,srs Hollinsh, ad Rice Becker, Mr.. Roberts, j. W
s;;,nnsou S. H. Sersent, Gen Mcboal, ST. PAUL.
Ortnher L. lalI. EO-U
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Have YOU good Understanding :!

MARVIN, invites The public to examine the
A, best stock Of materials in his line, that has ever
heen seen the Territory lie challenges either side ci
SE;ns spcciaIly adapted for the winter season.
SS- hand also, Ladies' fine custom made shoes and
rr Also Gentlernens Calf and Kip Boots, the best
49, Fan he made. You know the standThrd street,
near Oberts street.
Sesot PsuI, November. le5l 81
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TRUMAN NJ. SMITH

WNTOULD respectfully inform the Merchants and
Wv others having Notes and Accounts to collect
that lie will attend To the collecting OF Notes and Ac
counts i'll ST. Paul, st. Anthony and the surrounding
country Per centage moderate, and all business in
trusted my will bc promptly attended 10, as
have other business my hands.
References
Capt A. Wiikn, Se''v. of Territory; S. H. Sergeant
W. DAHL WIN. II. Stilllnan q Co; II. C. Slndlord,
DIR. y. Barbour.
Nav be foind at the OF VIM. ". 5timan & Co.,
when absent on business. All Notes and Accounts
left the HANDS Of W. III. Stiman Il Co., Will receive
prompt attention by me.
TRUMAN VI. SMITH.
s., Paul Feb. Ii, 1852. ii-,y
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CNIUCART & Is.aOTIiER.

Southwest Conner OF Roberts and Third streets,
a RE selling OF the balance Of their StocA Of Wines
IA and Lie at cost and charges, which ~ much
lower than they could be bought III t,alena
Their Stock consists Of The following Port and
Malaga Wines, Branlie Of different brands pure,
Holland Gin Swan brand also American Rrandies and
Gins, old 3long'a Whis,cy, old Copper stid do.
Those wishing to purchase wond find 1t TO their adj
vantage call and examine before purchasing else
where they anxious close the above, and viii
offer great bargains for CASH.
pauI Feb 1882 Aft
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CARPET WEAVING.

VuNHE SUBSCRIBER, at the corner Of Fifth and Min
u Streets, ST. Paul. is prepared to weave rag
Carpets equal in appearance ingram Carpets, at !,
very price. Any of old garments may be used
up economically in this way, than in any other
ana there is scarcely family that may not, in short
time, enough in this for handsome and drra
ble Garnet. EDWARD VI. WALTERS.
January l. 1852. BY
p. $ Carpete on hand for sale and all sorts of Rags
h"ugh, or exchanged for CARPETS
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EER. BURBANK viii leave st. PAU for GaIcna as
IVm Messenger every other Monday, commencing the
-6t inst
The Company have made arrangements with Mcssrs.
Corwith of Galtna, by which persons wishing TO remit
none, to England, Ireland Germany, eau &c accom-
modatcd.
BURBANK, FAWCETTE & co.
ST. Paul Feb, E, $50 il-C
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vAN.E audersi-rcd the American House Saint
n lGNi wish 10 be understood by villagers and
y the people Of Minnesota at large. tha, they viii al
WAYS be prepared ~ sell Eliot Eread, Boston Crackers,
Butter Crackers. aid al kinds oi Crackers Ga!ena
aad -. Louis prices, and Of the best qlay and also
furnish % families for balls and pG:es, ever! Kind
Cakes. ] J Call aud examine.
STUART & SPENCE.
Irne l..
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For the Pioneer.

Sketches by Camp Fire:-Or, rough
notes Of trip TO Pembina and .Selkirk
Settlement, on the Red River ofthe North.
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ROCTg.ESS

il for people 10 Npect spcrv, who practice the
b bad economy of buSirg wrctclled sale boots and
shoes, when they find genuine custom made work; ;
both sewcd and peggcd women's shoes, gentlemen 5
coarse aud fine boots. custom made. upon honor, of the
best nateTia.. door Df. Barbours Apothecary
shop and nearly oP ositc the Post Office, Third
st. Pau where may always ind, ready TO take your
measure. when ln, JOHN QUINN.
p. =. Prices: hne calf boots, Sc 90; md uat.,
- %; best Kip, 81 SO; best brogars, 81 20.
Jan. %. Ai,f
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DIR. 4. G.. 3RiSBINE,
Physician and SurgSOu,
DIR. ". RBOIR

NKvOUID respectfully inform tie citizens Of sa'n
w Paul and vicinity, ihat he las returned after
Temporary absence cl i.w months and offers his rr''
fs.onai the public Thankful for past faV
and soliciting share of public rarcnoge, he VIII prac
lice upon Eclectic Reform Principle, dincards ncf
cur, IN all its forms. lc will be found 81 his cid stand
at all hours, except when professionally engaged.
April 10, lsJi. 2-oi
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ST. L All L..

Door, Sash, and Blind Manufactory,
(Coincr Of Fonrth and 81. Peter Srcets
vi. WISE Co.
EIVNER grateful for the liberia! patronage heretofore
EL extended them beg leave to inform the b-ilders
OF 81 Paul and the rest OF mankind IN general that they
always on hand, and cparcparcd to make any
amount of Doors. Window SASH Blinds and Frames TO
order, short notice in The most durable manner ald
the most reasonable prices for cash. Give call.
December ., ISL MICHAEL WISE,
:'6Y JONAS GISE.
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STYLISH COATS,

HtENTEEI Vests, and well fitting Pants. have much
IA TO DO with the success of mankind. The dress is
the most obvious index of the ard perhaps ma
lorItN OF people unconscioy make the criterion
wcaTer. Ii VIII be study enable
make good impression upon the world Tar
he accomplished by apparel. We have large assOrt
ment OF cloths and trimmings, Of every quality and viii
not only make all garments to order, warranted fit
hat shall keep hand choice Of ready
made clothing coats, pants, vests, crayGts oyercoats
shirts, drawers and undeslrts, for sale cheap for cash
As drapers and tUrs we intend TO deserve the
oi Siiat Pau. We can always be found shop,
Third Street nearly opposite ii. A. Lanibcrt's
WILLIAM & HENRY NlEIIAUS
saint Paul. May %, 1871. fly
sH1IiE undersigned having carried the business Of
Buiiding in Saint Paul for The past year, and from
the liberal patronage Ntended him by citizens gen.
erav. lie intends The business Of his pro
sion this City
Gcncnltn wishing TO build, can be accommodated with
r,auS, bills, estimates and eecificaIios By calling the
subscriber IL his O.iCe in Levi Sloaus store
y. &. IRENTISS.
So:,,f utf Nf,,5a
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DOCTOR CARLOS,

Surgeon, PhysiciGn aad .9eeoacher,
A GRADUATE OF the Paris and Turin Universities,
"A has taken his residence in ST. Paul lic will take
,Ieasurr in exhibiting his Diploma 10 one who de-
s;re. IN see it, Dr. G. will have his Office st Nj Tur IN s
IN Fourth street 81. PAUL. where he ca be found. and
xril nIomptly attend to every call.
NR Dr. c. has instruments OF the most appros Ell
s;a. for very surgical operation ever required 32y
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DIR. Il. EAisiSiTT.
q. f.. FRENCH. Nj. ID,

HAS his Office in the rear Of L. sloans store, wiiei
he will he ready TO attend to professional calls.
s,;u. Paul November lc5l. 32y
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THE SAINT PAUL.

e0S~H This superb new steamboat nearly of
Vr--~-L-Tasp the size ol The Keokuk Packets and
S.-sxS with cornmodations equal TO The
E1fss2xxf3 best boats on the river will be in the
regular 1aena and ST. Paul trude the ensuing season.
MAKING Two tips per week, il possible The Saint Paul
WI oe marc 10 beat The times oil arrival and depar-
ture OF this boat will be announced as soon AS rear
flps arc commenced. NJ X HARRIS, Master
Feb 81, 1852
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UCG!NG UT aLuNE.s,

e.tRED. HARDY,i is now sole proprietor of the Amer
h lean saloon; and being no longer in company, is
therefore the less anxious To company; Icing
prepared ali times, treat them with "the best he
has in his shop'
St Paul, January 22 l652-i0,f
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Saint Eoais.


HENRY STAuFiER WEI NJ DONALD. Il. II. BEEsoN
R, ST.iJ EFER CO..
PAPER NJ MANGFACT I ERS,
Paper Mill Warehouse, No ll6 North Second Street,
Saint Louis, No.
Always on hand, Printing, Writing and Wrapping Pa
per- &c, at very low prices. 2-52.
CITY HOTEL, ST. LOUIS
Corner Of ThtrC AMI Psne streets.
T. BARNUM, proprietor viii always be happy to see
his Trends who down business pleasure from
Wisconsin, Minnesota, and from elsewhere up the Mis-
sssipri river. Nov. H. lr5Q.
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W. H. PARKER, ,

w. II. PARKER,
>r asTERER and cistern- builder, informs the people
of saint Paul and vicinity. that he VIII attend
-ompt,y and faithfully the work entrusted to him. in
Els line of business, which he processes 10 understand
s...,ch,v June l9, 1871. 9-y.
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MILLINERY.

NTRS. l.. Nj. STOAKES, wishes inform the
IVA Ladies Of St Paul and vicinity, that is thank
ul them for their kind patronage during the preceding
year. She has just returned from the East with the La
TEST FasuiOSs and SPLENDID assortment ai Goods
She Ribbons that cannot be surpassed both in beauty
aud quality this side OF New York. Artificial flowers and
piumes Velvet and Velvet Trimmings, Of every color.
etc. She be found at her old sard few rods west
the Presb, Church, where she would be happy
to attend TO any order in her line of business.
November, 1851. S0S
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&. Y. kOyITS 4 co.

LVUR MaTuiactOry; every thing in the fur line mad
r. in the best manner. Ladies furs, sleigh robes, fu
coats caps and gloves. Upper Town, near Fuiers brlc
store 81 Paul 45--tc
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CAvENDER 4 MATTHEW'S,

EDLACkSMiTHS, al the Red shop on the east side Of
AD Roberts street St Paul. are prepared with the
best stock o iron and steel Of al patterns and varieties
that ever brought 10 this town; including, beside
common English ard American iron, Iuniata, Bloom,
Swcdes. Russia and English bar; also German and blis
ter steel and article OF steel Tor cutlery equal the
best oi Sheffield IL connection with Smith Shop
We have also Wagon Shop, with supply Of best
seasoned white oak and other MATERIAL for making tin
top WAGONS, buegies and seigls which make. iron
and to order, in short notice Also every des
crpiion of rlows.
We intend to Int the business of CGr shop straight
Though And though il may be sad we live by our
ttses and forge and steel for living we mean 10 do
honest work for honest prices.
Niay Is, Isl. 4--lv
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T-CVrE, EnTVK1g,s

DAV I. I r K X Et1F PE'Ne
hR. JARt Is Who - uisposng Of ms Stock in the
Art, fast possible VIII take Pictures at lower
prices than ever known before i'll the West; and
such easily portable by mail any part Of the
world
What think you Of good riciurcs at 81 50:
St. Paul, Feb. ;, 1852. 9o-If.
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NEW LA L OR STOE e.
Cathcart g. Brother.

W&rOU!D inform The good people of Minnesota, that
Wv they have leased the store on the southwest
Of Roberts and Third streets. ST. Paul. FOR the
pose of Carrying the Nine and Liquor husines. We
ccving direct from the Custom House in New
YORK. large stock of Brandies Of various brands ard
vintages Wines, Port, Madeira, and Malaga, Gins Of
cralds also, Old Monongahela, W Whishey Old
Toddy Whishcy, and superior article of Ohio 60, all
Of Which Will be sold low Tor cash
We woBd invite the proprietors OF Hotels and saloons
10 call aud examine stock.
CATHCART & BROTHER.
al, puxl ,Iar
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Dubuque.

j. l.. BISSEI.L,
TPhsiesdie Dcaier in Groceries and Provisions,
No. =. Globe Buildings.
DUBUQUE, Ioca.
June &c, 1851. (I0l
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n. SLEsPER. =. A. UoVNE.
AUCTION HOUSE.
RT SLEEPER & co, Auction, Commission, and
"a Forwarding MerChants-No. 100, Main Street,
l,alcua, Illinois.
Cash advances made corsignmonts Particular at
,cntior paid .o business entrusted 10 their care 23
Il. Nc LnGan,
forage and Commission, " ater street. between
Green and Washington streets, Galena, H.
). ). MERRILL & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
No. So, Steamboat Landing, Galenn.
B.. ). FELT. Caiena, I'll.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crochcry, iIouselurnishiny Goods,
Mattresses, &c.
ALSO-keeps constantly on hand large stock
Of Rifle and Blasting Powder and Fuse. 2-lo
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p. CHOUTEAU. JR. JAS. HARRISON. FELIx VALE
ERON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
Choteau, Harrison g. Vaiie,
EDROrRIETORS Of the ST. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS,
will keep on hand n full supply of merchant bar
iron boiler plate, sheet iron and nails, manufactured at
their establishment, from the Of the Iron Mountain
and will also keep all other articles usually kept in
iron store which they invite the attention of country
merchants.
II JWarchousc, No l29, Second street, St. Louis Mo
.CuAS. w. BORUP,
Agent al ST. Paul.
May 6, 1851. 3-tf.
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WHO WANTS FURNITURE
-YE : eir OF ROPE FOR A HALTER:

ESE 10 some persons, and they know C~-,A
ssyEW;s well enough how 10 find horses but EJ5SxN
- il give men the best horses and ~
pcrirs in Minnesota, they will not know where find
good Halter. Saddles BRIDES, Marti gales Ilaraes-
scs, until they learn that "A. II. FRENCH has
moved TAir! Street ST. Paul into his new shop
next door Of Sa,nn III. Sergeut's; where every
branch VI Saddlcry and lIarness-inakins, well a.
Trunk-Iakg is ncFle rather cheaper and better than
any where else in Minnesota.
.;,tp p.,I l.-
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NEN GROCERY AND PROVISION
STOEE

On 81. inttony Strcct, iro doors beio,g The ft1ic.
House.
SNylE undersigned would respectfully invite the a'ter-
tion oi public, their large aud we'll selected
stock Of AID Provisions. Also, Ready Made
CichiHg Boots shoes, Wines, Liquors, Nails. Glass.
Hardware etc all OF which will lie sold cheap for cash.
4 lease cal. and examine before purchasin! else
where. IRVINE s BROTHER.
~ ra,,f II
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'aint Paul, November, 1881. 29v
NEW MEAT MARKET.

F0NIE subscribers have CFcned market for the sale
u Of Fresh meat Third street in the of the
Fremont House St. Paul ttlle place lately adyer-
scd as The meat het Of Mr Tltalow) where people
OF 81. Paul aud vicinity viii bc furnished good beet
at living prices.
3Gu TAlNTER * LANDERS
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POM DER.

II H. RISSELL is agent for the sale of Lohins and
- . Smiths celebrated rifle and mining Powder, and
will furnish purchasers with any quantity from to
one thOust and kegs at ST. Louis prices
ITOrders from abroad promptly filled
j. l.. BTSSELL.
June 26. ISL (G) pubuoue Iowa
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Saint PAUL Business Garos.
(.NECH.7.NICAL.O
T.. Il. pRI(tE

T.. Il. PRICE,
eiAsTERER, can be found near the corner Of Jack
son and Sixth streets the lower shinsle mill
L. H. j. has served regular apprenticeship the bnsi-
ness Of pasterlng and believes he can give entire
itcion TO those who may employ him, in any branch
his business.
=. S.-Two good jonrncymen are wanted immediately
81. Paul. Aug. Il, ISL. II
BEVANS * LANSING,
nEAlEhS IN stoves and manufacturers of every des-
~ cIlption OF Tin and Copper Ware fe1 doors be-
low the American House, st. Anthony street.
June 70, lo5l. 40
G. INQUIRE, GCNSMITH,
A I the sign OF the Big Gun, Third street, ~ Paul,
IA next door 10 Caves Saloon. is prepared 10 DO any
WORK IN bis line OF business promptly and 10 the entire
Satisfaction OF Gus TONERS.
Ju'y 81. ls5l
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NATHAN SPICER,

Waictma6ef and Jt,celer, Ihird-st., 81. Paul
EaAS just received aud keeps constantly on hand q
q gene al assortment Of Clocks, Watches and Jew.
ery Aso ferfnnery and every other article his line
Gontemen and Ladies respectful! invited 10 call
.-orcnber ISL.
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LOOK SHARP!
EUORSES shod according Ia Nature, and Shoes made
N il for all kind Of Diseased Feet BY
BROOKE d. ARTHUR,
At their shop, 81. Anthony street. above Fort
street. where they prepared to do all kinds of
BLA SMITHING.
share Of the public patronage is respectfully solicit
ed.
n b. No charges for Horse Shoeing when not salts
factory to customers.
81. faai. Feb. s. Ssn
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JOHN K, SMITH CO..
WatchmakeTs and |epeicys Main ST., GdifHo, Illinois.
a arge and well selected assortment Of Clocks.
"a a,chcs, Jcxoirv and : spoons constantly
hand ier sale low Engraving neatly executed. All
kinds OF Jcwerv made order and neatly repaired
All orders punctuay attended to. The highest price
paid for old gold AMI silver. 2-28
h. & s. DRUM.
MAIN STREET OPPOSITE GALE1A HOTEL.
MANUFACTURE and keep constantly hand
1TE onrletc Of fancy and Windsor Chairs.
Also, Bureaus, Tahies. Stands, Writing Desks, Looking
Glasses, Eedseads, &c. &c. Persons wishing TO pur-
chase will do well to cal before they buy elsewhere
invariably cash. afford sell cheap, OF
cheaper than any other the city. reasonable de-
Tcon aGc person, buy ing sell acain. All orders
from a distance puEciuaIly attended TO.
Gaena, May, 1851. ga Y
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-25
TAlNTER Il LANDERS

f'ATrESON BENSON.
a THEIR LIVERY \ STABLE, IN the rear of
"A the American House, Saint Paul, now have their
wen corkcd up and in tptop condition for III
seiss; ard also have their cutters, and Old painted
up the top OF the Art aso supply of new, clean
Buffalo Robes, and every thing in snug scntocl and
Portable order, for sleigh-ridng.
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"AViNG made st. Paul his permanent resi-
III dence, will attend 20 all calls in his pro:es
rion in town and country. lie may be found at
present, at the store OF Mr.. w Ii. Forbes. 81
John }. Dewey, ". d.,
PuYsICIAE AND Surgeon.
O:iicc on Ihrl street..