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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-10
ii. G.. SANFORD.

IL. 4. - NFOKG.
uDESPECTTULiY bows to the Sain, Paul public
IL and invites their attention his new store ne,s
door east of the PostOfe Thirisreet, where they
cai lind him al business hours ready to sell them
DRY.GOODS,
Of every description, including BRoADsLoTHs, SAri.
NfTs JEANS, CAssraEREs, TwEEDs, Drills, VII
VETS, NEsTINGs, SHIFTING and SIIEETrNc
LINs and LAWNS, HDKFs and CRAvATs,
GLOVES, Hosiery BRoWN and WHITE
LINENS, LACEs, RIBBONS LONG and
SQUARE sHAwLs, BoHNET TRIMMINGS. ALPACAs, THIBEv
CLorms, GiNGn.Ns, DEL,NEs, SILKS, WOODEN
YARN, PRINTS, in great variety, Thread, Edging
Winter stnfs, ior men and boys, Under
shirts. Knit and Flannel Drawers.
Buck aud Yarn uiit,ens, &c.
His stock Of goods is very large embracing all The
Goods Every person here find just what he wants,
and at prices which must suit the rigid economist;
and lie rest assured that every article viii
READY-MaDE CLOTHING,
of cvey description made up expressly for this market
and for this season constantly hand cheap for ready
pay, and 10 sale without lie has complete assor'-
ment Of
FRESH IA ,iILY GROCERIES,,
consisting part OF Cd f Dung and Black
Teas, LnSura, Java and Rio Cofees, n. o., Crushed
Loaf and Pulveryei sugars, Specs Pepper, Gloves,
Nntmegs Cassia Rice Ra>ns salera,us starch, soap,
Chewing and smoking Tobacco, Candles, OIL Fish, etc.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, beautiful and approved styes for l.edie. and
misses; Genis Congress Boots, Calf do, OF The --latest
patterns; Boys boots and shoes etc.
HATS AND L \Ps, N great variety.
HARDXV ARE.
Trace CHAINS; Iialiers, 10. Chains; ANes and
helyes, ,cyhes sices and sases shoveIs spades and
hoes wrought and cu mails, locks, atchcs and bolts
tlery, etc.
100000 Cigars, Of every variety.
PORK and FLOUR constantly on hand, In largo
Mr. Sandfords stock large and he will be receiving
New Goods constantly order keep his assortment
complete He Is determined TO sell his goods for ready
pay cheap as the, can be purchased elsewhere Give
him a cali November, !S5l-3-SGN1
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STATE OF TRADE.
bltErTE AND ApvERTIsER OFFICE,
Gdlena. June ). 1852

Gdlena, June ), 1882.
To-day closes wee, Of unusual activity in all
tcao.l.- Of business. The former part OF it vas
%. r-s- ,iy warm, but cooling showers Wednss-
Ck) 4.4 thursday sht reduced the temperature
aua ~ aud saturday were beautifully fine
40 srr- cement has been partially completed for
isl 'e' al boats 10 take The mails between this
city ana =. LOUIS, and for the Keokua packets
g. r. law. The kcokuk boats. however. " III
''a,a1e run until the whole affair is regulated
. 1-i.i. The news Of the ratification of the
S'0-S reatles, proves again 10 be premature, but
r..li ou- i,ith IN the ratification of them remain.
iaceaus 1. The bis for the supply Of the In
o.aus '. ne Northwest are opened to-day at ST.
Faa', nd II Is boile'ei they VIII be taken by
o -iti
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COT RI

FIRST JUDICIAL DIsTRiCT, RAMSEY CoUNrY,-ss
NErAL GJEhIN,
CHARLES X. SMITH. y
To Charles a. smith:
VOL hereby summoned and required TO
the com paint Of Vctal Guerin, file IN the Office
OF the Clerk Of this Court in the OF st Paul and
Il copy of your me my Office in
town Of -. Paul, said county within twenty days
after the service hereof exclusive of the of service
or the plaintiff VIII take Judgment Tor the Of
hundred dollars against with interest from the
fifth day of February thousand eight hundred and
eft, one, aud costs of this action.
HENRY A. LAMBERT,
OF the town of St Paul, ATTY. for Vetal Guerin
ST. Paul, MAY 20, l5J2 fol. ct pr fee 1926
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TIE STONE SCORE.

Ne,c Goods Of LoW Prices.
~. SIMPSON, Cerner Of Third and oberts streets
- has Just received entire STOCK OF Dry Goods
Boots d Shoes, Eats, Caps, Hardware, Woodenwase
Queenswarc, Furniture, large stock; Farm nple
nents of all kinds, etc, which lie invites The at
tenton Of pIrrChsseIs
June %, 1851. 40
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NJ I'SI('.


1rRS. BIDDLE, teacher of music announces to the
vi ladies OF st Paul and vicinity, that she will give
the Piano Forte. Former success in
bringing pupils idv forward, warrants promise OF
general satisfaction Those wishing her services, can
call nj her residence, Junction of Hill and St Anthony
streets
ST Paul Nav IL Aft
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STORE To RENT.

TE'HAT store lately kept by Charles Tracy, on Third
street, St. Paul. Of the best business stands in
town, is being reftted and painted; and will lie
ready TO let and occupied the Grst Of June next In
quire OF Judge H. A. Lambert. J. MAHONEf.
Fort Smelling, May ~, 1852. 6S
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WESTERN REFERENCES,
TO INl}iiER MS

TO IN FlIEK NNTS. ES4
HDOlNT DOUGLAS - growing village in Npueso-
Ia, at the month OF de st Croy, the Mi>sissip-
river. The subscriber Il new cuiert tavern
house and stable, At Point Douglas. Inch he will sell mt
bargain or let 70 coed tenant, either with without
field of excellent and productive ground. II let
sold possession be about the Of June next
Inquire of the editor Il Pioneer al ST. Paul or Of
the Subscriber Point Douglas.
MAY 20. 1872. (5-3I DAVID HONE.
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MA RlEO:

On aturday, June 5.h, by Rev. Mr.. Fullerton.
Or PUGsLEY, of Wisconsin, "a Miss EMELINE
B8> EwsrER, Of 81. Paul.
IA Oxford, Butler county, Ohio, on the 10Th
nit. ~ Rev. ID. Tenny, Mr.. WIN. S. COMBS. of
- Pad, Minnesota, TO Miss CARRIEO. WHITE,
q -. Louis, Mo.
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SLEIGH BELLS: SLEIGH BELI.s::1
BOOKS! BOOKS!!

HAVING: just received large assortment ri Books
and Stationery, the subscriber now offers Tor the
Inspection Of every person large stock al
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Together with assortment OF standard WORKS VI al
most every department of Know ledge.
SETTLING Books--N clusters Elementary aud McGrf
it>'s ECectc.
Rs,pCR~-M cGuGeN's lst, 2d, 3d. ith ard 9Th.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mitcheiis AID IarIfys.
AprrnNErrCs-Daves', Smiths, and RAY Isl, ~
and 3D.
UrsToRrES-W ilard's.
Also works Chemistry. Geology, Thi|osol hN,
rbXsoioov and Botany. Paper, Ink, Blank Books Oui
Wafcr, Scol rers sealing Wax, and Enveors, in eve
~ variety! . W >
81 ranl. Nnvcmhrr y. lsil. 3!s
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Rt,Y ~ FARMER,
Wholesale and Retail (,rOcers

HAVE just reed BY the first boat. Nominee large
and well selected assortment OF Groceries and Pro-
visions. consisting Of sugar, Coffee Ten, Pork FiouT,
Lard, Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Dried FRUITS Cheese,
Rice. Candies, soap. Salt, Wooden and Willow
and vii fresh supplies by every boat di
from 81. Louis, all the season. Those wstng TO
purchase viii find il 10 their adv age call ard
inc before purchasing elsewhere.
Iaul. April -, REX & FARMER.
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WINE s. COOLEY
EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
w. l.. F. GAGE.
formerly Lee, Gage & Co.'S
Manufacturer OF every deScTip tion Of Saws
70. 43 Main Street. st. Louis. Mo.

formerly Lee Gage & Cos
Manufacturer of every description of Saws
No. 43 Main Street. st. Louis, Mo.
rNNHE firm of Lee, Gage & Co ha,irg been dissolved
l. nv mutna consent, on the 2ist day of January last
woGld inform my friends and customers, that have
made arrangements with Messrs. Bridge Brother, and
will continue the manufacture of SAWS all their
ty No pains have been spared fitting mp machiuery
and securing experienced workmen, the stock
purchased direct from the manufacturers both in Eu-
rope and America, Tor cash, am confident that can
hold ont such Inducements that dealers viii lind
their interest 10 encourage home manufacture.
As TO the character and reputation of bearing
my stamp nothing need be said, a. trust that both
dealers aud consumers have had sufficient opportunity
the quality Of my manufacture, while partner
moment, my ability to compete successfully in point
Of price, quality finish, with any manniactory Of
the Kind in the United States. Being now in re ept
of description OF stock, prepared to I'LL
MI orders with promptne>s aud despatch.
All orders addressed to the undersigned. to Messrs
Bridge Bro, vii! receive prompt attention.
Particular ateution paid 10 ali kinds OF repairing.
may 2i-i-eu w. l.. L. GAGE
WIN. r. MARSHALL,
SLIGO IRON STORE.
now receiving the fullest STOCK OF IRON, NAILS
STEEL, C., Offered in this market. The quail
ity Sligo Iron well known by all smiths to be nm
surpassed. The following prices established with
the opening OF the Sligo Iron store, and have never been
departed from. Tyrone Sligo
Flat bar, round and square, large size, Acts i-2cs
do do do small size, So 63-i "a
Hoop oval, hf oval etc. 7alo
NAILslod 900, 81 So sd s., Id 81, Sd s. per keg
CUT SPIKES, S&75
ANNILS, per b., Is to l6cts
Wagon Boxes, per III. Acts
RelIows superor uraity, pcr inch SIS"
Grndstones small SIZE, per inch, e"
Log Chains, large s"
The above prices will he found lower than those of any
other establishment in the Territory and the Old
Regular Prices of the Sligo Iron Store.
DREAMING FLOWS.
am agent for Evans Adams and will Keep on hand
q sufficient stock of their well known rows, the
ufacturers' prices, 81 per inch.
WIN. r. HARSHALL,
n,a37-6tf AT the sligo Iron Store
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GKINDENC.
TUNHE UNDERSIGNED is now in readiness
l. for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas. Buck
wheat, and whatever else requires grinding, in
Guiding Salt, at the grist-mi on the west side Of
the Mississippi river, at ST. Anthony for lawful
rates Of toll. When desired, grists will be re-
ceived at the subscribers on the east side Of the
river, and be returned ground al the same place.
2-sly CALVIN A. FUTILE.
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Rotels ano ConOcpanees.

THE LAKE HOUSE, AT SALTWATER.
iEt are determined 10 have a Hotel kept at Still
water, as Rouse Ought TO be kept The Lake
hoosc large new building with large convenient
Stables ana out buildings well good parlors in the
honse, for private families TO occupy ~
Matthew Taisey has taken this hou.e and :,
throngront having put i'll G00OO worth of new furpi
lure. Nothlng IN The of expense will be spared TO
Keep up ie loi The Lake House, the highest reputation
that public house acquire strangers from abroad
Wo' receive such attention to encourage them 10
tarry. "
saltwater, March 5, 1852 A7.r,
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DIR. sroR US scoTCn CoyGn CANDY.

agrecbc and useful compound FOR diseases al the
IA chest ana luu-s-Gcnera Agents. Barnard, Bro. q
Co, ST. LOUIS Io For sale bN the Druggists of Gale
ST Paul, By J. w. Babcock, IitChroI Kellogg,
and VIM. Constans; at ST. Anthony, b. }. L. Wilson.
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS.


lust received from the East the spring style Of Sill
- Hats, beautiful article; also large assortment o
kossuth Hungarian ard Magyar Hats; also fine
ment for boys and children. Oil Cloth and Cloth Caps
and all prices, the ST. Paul Hat and Car
Store. eff r. o. WALKER.
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ST. ANTHONY IIOT7SE

Corner of Main and w God streets
Upper Iowr, Falls st. Anthony, Minnesota Territory
Isaac BRowH, Proprietor
7UNHE above House is conducted on strictly temper
Il ance principles.
b. St.bling for horses also.
March lS19
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BiG 7 OkS.

LsSIF OhSs
BORT. Madeira, Claret, Malaga and other Wines; Old
r pale Coeuac, Fourth Proof and Baldwin's Ameri-
can Brand, Bourbon Wh,>ke,, Gin Rum, etc For sale
low BY iunc 2S-rlO) j. ". SIMPSON.
tROCEREES-Tea Sugar, Coffee, S. IL. Moasses,
u Rice, etc For sale low by
June l6 OO) j. ". SIMPSON,
X ETCUUPS,P cppersauce Pickles, Preserves Sauces,
HA Brandy Cherries etc. For sale low by
June 90 90 j. ". SIMPSON,
large lot Of Bedsteads constantly on hand and for
IA sale by june lo.-(io) j. w. SIMPSON.
BACON, Hams Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, always
ID on hand and for sale by
June 10. (lG) j. " SIMPSON.
WNAMILY FLOUR, EIkader extra and other brands
X always or hand and Tor sale by
June l6 (l0) NV. SIMPSON,
A fine assortment of boots and shoes, polka, busSns
N bootees misses. 10, and caisdTens Shoes To which
particular attention is invited by
June 20 QG) J. ". SIMPSON.
DEADY made clothing, large lot, for sale by
h June 26. d. ~ SIMPSON.
VRESH butter and ecrs, corn meal, western reserve
n cheese etc, for sale low by
June 2s. NCl j. ". SIMPSON.
COOKING stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
u June 26 J. ". SIMPSON.
nlURE and No l. lead, glass, putty and naiis, always
II on hand and for sale by
June 20. j. w. SIMPSON.
~ m
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REGULAR GALENA AND SAINT PAUL
EACkEI TWICE A WEEK.

II H. superior and swift running pas ~n-~
J. s.i,er steamer WEST NEWTON,
HAMS, Master, VIII leave st. Paul for tSETHS~
taiens ard all intermediate, ports, <fssSs~c ~
Tuesday evenings at O'Clock. and Saturday morning at
2 &C 'ck. FoS freight passage apply on board.
fulO e-tf
Democrat tnd Minnesotan please copy and send bill
20 bSAt.
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FOR MAKING \ STREET.

II WISH to construct street above high wIcr marx,
from the Kittson Hotel, in ~. Paul ross kitson 5
addition to the mills and the river. toac IL
with leyee upon the bank Of the river II the SOFIA
end of the street. Persons wishing contract for the
completion Of this work, viii please make application TO
III >, lSjo-iw-7 CUAS " bORIp
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SALE FOR STORAGE.

|HNiREE boxes of books marked ~. p. Parsons. 81
fan kIEg IN my warehouse, and suhjecl b. law
to sale on rotice for storage and charges. VIII be sold
b. me at public Nendue the highest bidder at my
warehouse door, IN 81. Paul, at 10 O'Clock +. Nj Oh,
the 18th day Of jane, 1852,
}. w. BABCOCK.
~. Paul June 8. 1859. AT
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NOVELS! NOfEL>:.
A LARGE and complete assortment oi the late Nov
"a els lust received and for sale al Eastern prices at
COMBS BOON STORE,
Corner OF -. Anthony and Capitol SITS
GOLD PENS---A fine assortment OF the best
u manufacture for sale by w ;. CoMbS
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Yearly Deposits of Members under SO
years of age.

4 "Ofe ~ macs. ~ o.
TAose not drawing for the first weeks sickness by
paying 500 per year, draw SO 90 per week.
$50 20
90 90
go s7j
90 1000
Those over 30 wears OF Charged . per extra
SO GU admission Tee charged, addition the above
r hrst year, aud must be paid at the time OF making
application and the first Years deposit within days
REFERENCES.
GOV Boutwell,, Mass, GOV. lii BEARD, Augusta, Me
EN-Goy. WILLIAMS. \. II. l.. ALDEN, NJ D., Randolph.
+ + Wood, NJ d. Randolph Hon II French, Eraintrce
Hon Morrison Rrantrce Hon + tIaihaway. FrretnNn
ii BrockwaS Ellington CT lion W ushhurn. Mddcboro
Hon Q. Wood Somers, Ct Woodbury. d Curtis Provid.
W Clifford, New Bedford, Sepl REYNOLDS Troy \ Y
HomI tntworh, Lowell, stephens Il och and Axe.
SPRINGFIELD EEESCkEFEs
Pr Wilcox, Prc,t ChICOPee BankJos Z Pync,lon, Esq
A Morga. PEST Aeawam Ba.k, G. Segur, NJ d.
WESTERN REFERENCES.
His ENcelency, AUSTIN \. KING, Jefferson City, No.
His ENcelency JosEPH A. WRIGHT, indianapolis Ia.
His ENceenc,, Al {. FRENCH. Springfield Ills
Ex-Gov DAVID WALLACE. Indianapolis, Ia
Hon. Join ". DAVIS, Carlisle, Ia.
Hon Geo. W. Julian, Ceutcrvilie IA.
Prof. :. VI. Smith VI. d. Columbus, ONO.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Messrs Chambers n hnaup, Editors Mo Republican.
Geo. Il Bndd, Editor st. Louis Intesencer.
Philip L. Hocladay, Xeatman, Pittman Il Co.
WIN. =. Henry Co, Prof Jos. \. Mcdowell, VI. ID.
Anscrodt Il Barth, Gaty, McCune Classy.
ST.PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Ills ExoelieHCy, ALEXANDER RAMSEY.
Hon. WIN. II. FORBES Hon. Henry A. ambert.
Rice, liollinsload Il Becker }. W. Bass T. NJ.
ST. ANTHONY.
Hon. w. l.. Larned. Hon. > ". Fainham, j. W. North,
A. e Amcs Geo w. Brett.
3-29yl A WHITNEY, Sr. PAUL,
GENERAL AGENT for the Tcrror, of Minnesota.
Office in the New Gothic Store, Third st.
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NJ ASONYC.

take notice, thattsaint Taul ledge No.
% J. meet. regularly every Monday night, At the Hail
Dy order. HENRY lhAIf,
Sec'y. ST Paul Lodge No. l, L. ID.
ST. Paul May IS, 1852. o."
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81. rAULHARDWAREs STORE.

On 7hird Street, f.ro doors bei0r Vatastn,r
VENE Subscribers having received large additions to
their former stock and sortmcnt prepared
furnish any articles III the HARDWARE line at small
adVunce on Eastern prices. We shall always Keep on
han! large stock Of
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS' TOOLS.
Bench and including Planes, socket q rilner chiscs
Hand. panel and rip saws. Goure< rides K SQUARES
Compass, tcuon x ". bib do G.Uages and Devils.
AIDES, hammers and hatcIetS, Plumb and Levels,
Auger~. braces and bits WoOtH ZION benc screws
Chalk lines, spools, etc. etc.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS.
Locks latches and bolts, House bells ard carriages
Butts and screws ali sizes, Hooks staples, padocks
Bell pulls and doCr knockers Hat and coat hooks
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Sloves spades and hoes, Forks and grain cradles
Rakes tines and snaths, Garden rahes, hoes etc.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Mil and cross saws, Nails, braas and spikes,
ANc sird axe heives, Stone hammers and picks,
Cast steel, ali sizes Mattocks AM wedges
iI.Isltr and German do do, Iron wire, al. sizes
On, log and chains, Iron fSets and kettle
AllVlis and hammers, Well wheels. Jack screws,
Cow sheep ana bells, Crndstones, friction rollers
Wrought nails scel ards. Hooks and hinges washers,
Circular saws all sizes, Bake ovens shiilets, etc.
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
Hancs, pad trees. etc, Brass and sl>'d ornaments
Roller buckles, harness DO, Brass nails, roseItes,
Brass, nad hooks and tcrrCts Sneftrs and mulcen bits
JaT'd do do DO SwivCs and pad screws,
Brass and sivd mart rings, Thread avis, varnIsl,
Japd rein and breast snaps, Brass and iron srups etc
HOCSE,k EEPiNG UARDW ARE,LOOk-
INC CLASSES. La MTS. FANCY
GOODS, &C.. sc.
Table dc knivosA forks, Sad irons and stands
Plated forks d butter Knives Boilers and saucepans.
do table ana tea spoons Erass kettles, pie plates,
Brittanla ard IRON do do, Dust pans spittoons,
Blasting and ladies, Brass iron a. jap'd candks
Cake turner's waffle r.ns Waters ,br dS snuffer tray
Spring balances chopg knives Curtain pms bands etc
Looking glasses, all sizes, lanthoUs and lard lamps,
Solar Lamps, do do Brass& iron show lxG tongs
SIDE and hanging, 10, Britannia ware,
Tea bells, serves, etc, GrilrOns and tea kettles,
Wood saws and chOpg axes, coffee mills, etc.
Pen and pocket knives Shaving soap. brushes, etc.
Razurs, scissors aud shears, Combs, PURSES, et..,
Powder horns TASKS, etc, speotacies, etc,
Bullet mOUldS, gun tubes.
SLEIGH BELLS. SLEIGH BELI.S:3
MaTtingae straps, 80 bells. Double body straps,
do do p do Single do do
Neck DO rough and polished. Loose bells, all sizcss
) > A. determined to sell low for Cash oniy,
facilities Tor obtaining goods lit the Eastern markets
Will enable to offer inducements to purchasers that
cannot be found elsewhere.
J. McCLOUD, Jr., co.
St. Paul, Oct. 2 1851 2i-6m.
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CARPENTERS. AND Jo1NERs, TOOLS.

BencI ana including Planes, SOc ket d riiner ChIscs,
Hand. panel and rip saws. Gouge< r,les 4 squares,
compass, tcuon x W bb do cnages and Devils,
AIDES, hammers and hltclIetS, Plumb and Levels,
Algers. braces and bits WoOdh ZION bench screws.
{ |. LII linz. L.I. .I..
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SADDLERY HARDWARE.

ila,ncs, pad trees. etc, Brass and sN'l
Roller buckles, harness DO. Brass nails, roseItes,
Brass, pad hooks and tcrrcts Snstrs and mlcen bits
!apd do do DO Swivcs and pad screws,
Brass and siv'd rings Thread avis, NarnIsl.
JaIpd and breast ,Ia Brass and
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On Ihird street, fIro doors bet0W VatoStcr.
VENit Subscribers having received large additions
Their former stock and assert ncnt. pFfirrd To-
furnish any articles III the HARDWARE line at q small
advunce on Eastern prices. We shall aways Aeep ON
Iarf-c -
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NJ IITE Granite dining plates, teas, cofees,
w pitchers, sc, q late arrival, at
iuN WM. r. MARSHAIL'S.
- received by steamer Dr. Franklin $50 bus. oats;
- ~ lbls pok; I2O do lines 10 do beef; do lard;
and super hour; 100 lbs. fresh table but
lef, 9 90 do hams and shoulders For sale by
js& f. MciAGAN & Co. Low. ! andns.
a LION LIME-At 81 IS per barrel, kept constantly
I y sale Apply 10 c. W. BORUP.
ALSO kegs superior nails just reed and for sale
j y ~ the Missouri Iron Mountain IrsA stsre
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STANDARD TEXT BOOKS,
ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.

The most Eminent Of our Practical Educators
speak IN The highest terms If approval Of
the Uorks composing this Series
Their having become established the leading school
books IN n MAJORITY OF THE STATES THE
UNION, and especially, their general use
THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE WEST,
sufficient evidence OF their unparalleled nopuIari,y
These works are not only the BEST but ihcv are
Also the CHEAPEST School Books before the public
ana beng now generally used in the schools Of the Ter
rto'y, fERFE uniformity may be easily secured and
preserved
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
QBy Professor WIN. II. McGUFrEY, L.LD)
McGUFFEy's EcLEcrIc SPELLING Book
McGuFFEYs EciECTIC FIRST READER.
60 do SECOND do
90 do THIRD do
do FotRTH do
10 Is Firm do
HEMANs YOUNG LADIES READER. by Prof rinneo
ARITHNIETICS.
(By Dr. Jos. Ray, Professor Of Mathematics in w ood
ward College)
RAYS ARITHMETIC, FART FIRST
RAYS ARITHMETIC, FART SECOND.
Kay y ARITHMETIC,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-10
pARER HANGINGS.
CASH FOR HIDES.

vUVHE highest market price viii he paid in Cash for
i Green and Dry iiydes, also Deer.kns
l.. A. COLLINS e. co.
n. B. We have removed our Leather Store and
Harness shop tina building, opposite Rice and
Uanev,. store 32y
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-10
HOUSE TRIMMINGS.

locks, latchcs and bolts, House bells ard carriages
Butts and screws AL sizes Hooks staples paddock,
Bell pulls and docr knockers Hat and coat ouks etc