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THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills will keep constantly hand saPpiy Of
Extra Fan.iS Ficar" Warranted superior 20 any -four
odd IA this market II. +. NcCi O$kEY.
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s+vlEsGI OYSTERS Az IS 90 PER boz.
X Ea 81 FARMER.
Wholesale and Retail Crocers.

HAVE iuss reed BY the frs boat, Nominee a large
and well selected a. Of Groceries and Pro-
visions. consisting Of Sugar, coffee, Tea Pork -Four
Lard, Bacon, Hams, shoulders Dried Fruits Cheese,
Rice, Candl;s, Soap, salt, Wooden ware and Willow
ware aad VIII receive fresh supplies by every boat
rect from ST. LOUIS, all the Those wishing to
purchase VII find il Ia their vantage call and exam
lie before purchasing elsewhere.
pau, REV MEN
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TN the month Of December my premises, half VA
b from ST. Paul TO It. Anthdnv bay pony, tire
years old. The owner is requested to prove property
pay charges and take him away.
s2--4t WIN FINN.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.

EAS torn the lids from several new boxes of goods,
81 Just arrived by the bOdts.icsh Spring purchases.
Oar customers Viii be Il to what revolution
there Is, ia every style of goods especially III The appar
II Of liiics We offering old goods, except
few staple articles that never out of t>A!Jnpo.ing
up every Thing else for Dubuque aud up The Missouri
river. those inland regions, to which i. takes i-iion
wioc year to travel
II. CLRRAN & co.
81 Paul. Apr! % 1872, 2-2t
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pvnETAIIOyy CANDLES,

RE manufactured by the subscribers and warranted
"A ,o Re or the bcst a,atv at y cents l.: the taN--
Er uo they are actaily worth twice as MUGS ~ ANY
other candies sold for allcw candies, at SAINT PAD.
Terms sh. Cundles OF manufacture can be loind
.t T. Fullefion's store, near the ineion OF fhifd
aud pcch streets, the corner OF Fort AM Na"ui
II. GlDTf
A. niRkrA rkIi3K.
st. Pail, Oct. ?, 1851. %S4A
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STA xDARD" .TEXT-EOOKS.
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p ECLECTIC EDC CATlONAlsS SERIES.
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Their having become established the leading schoo
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These works not only the BEST but they arc
also, the CHEAPEST school BOOKS before The pulic-
ard being generally used in the schools of the Ter
rto-y, pERFEc uniformity may be easily secured and
pleseryed. etrfft t...i
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
'(By Professor WM. III. McGpfYEy, L.L.D) 2
MCGUFFEy's EcLECTIC SPELLING BOOK.
MCGuFFEY's ECLECTIC FInsT READER. IL.
do do second do
do 10 TaIRD do
do do FOURTH do
20 is FIFTH DO
HEMASs' YOUNG LADIES READER by Prof. pinneo.
AKITHMETICS.
by DIR. JOS Ray, Professor Of Mathematics in Wood
ward Coilese.}
RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART FIRST.
RAYS Arr rHMErIC, PART SECOND.
RAYS ARITHMETIC. PART THIRD.
GRAAINARS. ALGEBRA.
tBy Professor T. =. rmneo.) RAYS ALeERa,, part FIRST
PlyNEos PRIMARY GRANMAR DO DO part Cd.
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GEO, FERGUSON.

ANyHOIESALE and retail de- s.cr in Hardware and
Wv Cutlery, Cast Steele Nails, Mechanics and MI
ner, tool, Rope aud Farming implements, No 3O haia
street, Gacna, III, lit
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sT. ANTHONY HOUSE,
SAINT CHARLES HOTEL.

DIT SAINT Anthoay
TIME subscriber has taken lease OF this large 10
~ tel with all its oUt-buiidngs and sppertainings.-
sensible that there Is demand the Fails for public
Rouse OF the very first class, the Subscriber promises
come as near to the highest standard the market
Minnesota viii admit; and VIII eudcavor having an eve
al over the premises To ascertain all the time Whit is
"nhting to make each guest ccrltcnted.
ID. e. MOULTON.
Sept. 4, 1851. 2o-Iy
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REFERENCES.

REFERENCES.
4. Chontean, Jr. 4 Co, New York,
l.o!laz, Sterling i Co, Pittsburgh,
james Peek & Co, Chicago,
Badge i Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, hcilh y Co, Cincinnati,
thouteau q Naiee, 1t. Louis,
james Garter u Co., Ga.ena,
StiliInaa 4 Rood, -
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EAGLE BAKERY.

NOV I sh'!l have hand at all hours Of day AMI
~ night loaves, crumpets, CRACKERS, cakes of all
sorts,--every thing in my line Done up according TO
the best Of ny skill. Thanking public for past
encouragcI8 sail continue 10 your
Corner of ST. Anthony aud Fort streets.
April 10, 1852. (52-tf) GEO. SPENCE.
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MARBLE WORKS.
WAN. WIi.i.IM. agent for Mathew InNton Marble
Gutter. of Pittsburgh, is prepared 10 receive
orders and ifni-h all kinds Of Monuments, ropibs ard
Grave Stones, Oh the best Workmanship and material
NAI. WIIIlN.
Saltwater, Anril : iSJ2 If
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

F.yS RODNEY PARKER, late Of The American
lisstl Honse, Lowell, Mass, having u lease of the
--'f.@ large hotel at the upper end of 81. Paul with
every thing in roper order for the convenicc of
eirrs boaricrs, families desiring furniScd apartmtu
respe 'iujiy invites his friends and the puuc 10 give
him call believing he DO rs much fox their
comiou IL can be expected IA county,, not yet
suPrhcd With regular markets. SOY
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mENIIIiOIiNS-lJO, l. , ), ! an,l GALL, SEED per
80 Excelsior, and for sale by II + McCLc>hEi-
ENHIsAEN-ioo 'S- o-d hse 1'Sd and i9. al by
rT.OyH-5o lbls Extra Superiine Family, red Per
e Excelsior aud for sale by II MccLoa"El.
.5 =, KEGS prime Leaf Lard, reed PER ENcea.or and
- for sale by II NoCLDSAEN.
REAN!S AND sHoUiDERS-2o casts reel gef TX
Il celsor and for sale w Ii i NcCLOshtY.
vrESS PoXK-3,O bbls on hand and far sale by
va Ii + McCiOshEY.
S.OAP-2JG bxs Yellow, reed pes Excelsior and for
- she by IiF McCiOShEN.
A0tANDlES--l5O bxs Mould reed and ipc 81 by
~ ii NCCiOSkEN.
S.REEN ArrLEs-lcc bD!s ia siorc aga ior sale b.
Vs Hf NcCLDahEi.
CtUGAR-55 hhds FAIR PINE y. @. Sugar, reed per
- Wyoming and FOR sale by II Mctio eAhf.
H>,IGARS-lJ,cCo La Uaion r gala Cigtrs; 1900 Ma
u po-on DO do; 1909 :" Washington Ia IA, lo,c00
ooners do Do; SOFA res Maria DO do 5000 MON do
dos 5000 Ia Luna de- do; 10000 La AiIne IA 90 90;
1000 La Nacioaa 90 dS; 5,00o Principe assorted Go
mhoj HF NcCL0SKEV.
stIEFSf,-le5 bvx western Reserve Cheese, reed
ap3 il + NccLosKEY.
<<LASs-300 bys assert. d sizes Window Glass, reed
~ per Excelsior, Tor sale by ii F NcDLOShEI.
"a AIIs-375 kegs aS,d reo'd per Excelsior, ard for
"a sale BY inh29 HFMcCIoSHEh.
TR ANsI'oRT..TfON FOR rIE WIN Ne
.sAGOES.
c<EALED PROPOS AIS, properly endorsed, will be
- received at the Office OF 'he N,nnehag" Agent at
Long Prairie until SATURDAY., ne Isl day al MAY, lcj2,
Tor transporting the Wnnebaso annuity goods and pro
visions for 10
Bidders viii please state what price per 100 b they
Viii receive tie property from STEAMBOATS, NJ st Paul,
and and Transport The ladeT oOYcr tn the
Wnneb4Eo Agency Long Prairie; also give the names
u the persons they viii offer as sireto, o. III contract
Tie undersigned the iht iIrGrt tae desti
naioa OF sad public freight To any other pace tlin
io- friiiie The price to be graduated IL proportion as
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EOI7SETOLEv or SELL.

NEyITiI half Of garden and Two acres Of
w land reasonable price. The ground en-
braces valuable mill privilege and is only half nile
Y. r. o, the Lower Landing 81. Paul, on front BrooA
IN iire NJ the Pioneer Office or OF the subsc.iher
st. Paul ApTil 22 I85l TlIOS. BARTON.
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SLEIGH BELLS: SLEIGH BELLs::7
Double boriy strsrs,
g. -, l.

HaEuistIc SirliS, ~ bells. Double boiv
do d. 25 do. Single do ia
Neck Go rough aEd polished, Loose bells all szes;
IL ~ We are determined To sell low lol Ces4 onlg,
"r iaticS i"f obtaining goods in tbs Eastern ar kets
VII. enable Us 30 0iicr Inducements to purchasers that
cannot lie iou9d elsewhere.
J. McCLOUp, Jr., & co.
st. Taul, Oct. . 1851. 24-6a.
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r 500 lbs best PACKED Butter. and WARRANTED.
hest at - retail AMI Is 81 iy the Key Tor
sale b. April IL ". II. STliLMAN.
SPiKES-20 Kegs. all sizes, from double to oube
- twenties, for sale CHEAP,
April l, I552 II. G. sANDFORD'S.
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PAPER IIANGINGS.
Attention., Merchants and business
Men.

yNy subscriber Offers his services To close and draw
Oh balance sheet. OF hooks en'rstcd 10 his csAre
Wit. a''j dey also open re' sets charges
moderate. Apply 10 - Clubs,
Practical BooAAeepcr and accountant, next cocr 10
Farring toii's.
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81. Paul. April o.. 1852 1T


a LOT OH Roberts street. with good house on II,
IL suitable for a boarding house; also anotl-
snail house, ii, for family also stable. win be
sold great bargain Inquire at the Lafayette House,
of u---3O J.. II. LAloCh- ~
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THE EPISCOPAL MISSION SCHOOL,

NNIH.I open it, third term: Inc first Monday in
" May next, the 81 proE II o'clncK, 4. NJ.
Tine Clergy Of the Mission aSr- the citizens al the
Icigb rhood HAT The most ,0rDugh aud practical i'll
srcion in all the usual brgi ia branches, will be guar
anIecd 10 the pupils Of the Msian School the services
OF able aud experinoed Teachfr having been ecured
Paul. April y. iS)1 S2--it.
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.ICNYELRY. JEXNELRY.

I'VE subscriber has just received from New orh,
L large assortment Of rich and fashionable ieWelry,
consisting part Of the following articles. gold chains
finger rings .ockct rings cuf pins. ladies and gents
breast pins bracelets Tor seals and buckles soid pens
and pencils, which he viii sell very reasonable terms
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AGRICULTURAL MEETING.

A primary meeting Of tho friends OF an improved
"a mode Of agriculture, hc! a The Brhc, st. School
House, On the 10Th inst, Gov Az = lisey was called
10 prcsi:e, and C.. l.. Wills choscn SearetrrN.
GA motioa the following named gentlemen were an
pointed by the Chair. - draft constitution. Tor She
N ,IsEI IoUETY kG2ICJ LrUR,L SoCItTV.' aud TO
re port tn t'lC ut Subsequent ting to,vIt r. W
Wilson, ID \. Robertson, j. u. Goodhue, g. W. Far
ring on AMI &. T.. Wies.
Adjourned 10 The lltl INST, at which time a general
attendance il respectful, reque> led
ALiA RAMSEY, Chairman
c. /" WI Les, Sec'y.
Avril, Is. 1852 52-tf
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.-0'vl.'

FGTH, subscriber having purchased the stock of The ST.
Il FAM H. and Cap store, iirlGs ktcpng large As
sort nent goods ntleues use ana wr4r and VIII
oVca his stock III oS days the coes Of 1hird and
VI aba shaw streets. Il. O. WALkER.
-. p.!al, Aprl -, 1852. st
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RoteIs AND Coubcpances.
THE LAKE H0UsE, AT sTILI.1yArEss

THE LAKE HOUSE, AT SALTWATER.
IG>hEf are determined TO have Hotel kept mt Sill
Il water, us n house ought to be kent = The Lake
House IS ine large, new building, with large
stables anu out buildings, cll good parors iu the
ltonsc, Tor private families to OCCUPY.
Matthew Tasey has taken this house and furnished il
Throughout; having pat In 01,0o Of new frni-
ture Notiins III the way Of expense viii be spared to
Keep mp TIE ol tse Lake House, the highest reputation
that public ho'ise acquire Strangers from abroad
viii receive such attention as to encourage thea, to
larry. tt.tk
saltwater. March 8 1852 att
ST. ANTHONY HOUSE,
....t Corner of Main a,id Wood streets
Upper Town, Falls ST. Anthony Minnesota Territory.
- Isaac BRowN, Proprietor
PENifE above House Is conducted on strictly
< ance principles.
n. Il. SIsh,Ing Tor horses also.
March &, 1852. 47-tc
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FRUIT EES FOR SALE.

sea Yellow Pine. loco w ate Pine,
10, 300 Red Cedar from to- $50 An. Arhorvilas,
feet long, $40 European Su,it.
t0,G0O loMbirdy Povlars l,cuO American Larcb
i.CGu uaisala, 5,DJO Silver Leaf -
500 Tulip frees, 1000 Doube Red Altheas,
2n.U00 Hack Locust, Loco White =
21.tUD taia!apas, 1000 Atsntels Trees,
l5,Uo) c;oosherries, 1000 SEow Balls,
$1,000 An. Grape Vines, 2Gto Hone sue lle> assd.
l,O)O weeping Willow, 1900 Currants assorted
l0,JGO Ounces
Ia ad ion 10 the above, have most cXteTsi ve
sortneat OF Dallas Chr, sanheums. GeraiuS, Cactus,
green House tlauts; Figs, cvetbear.ng; Red awefN,
ana Virginia Rs5crles Hove :, keeHcs, ad also W.
gina seeding Straw 5erles, Asparagus Roofs, ~
All which il BE- del gUTcd TO order ON board steam
beats, neatly packed for transportation, OF IN the cit!
when desired. Oar price VIII be as reasonable rs ANY
similar establishment EaA, or West. AL Trees ana
hats soid by US WI, be guaranteed 10 he rs named,
JOHN SIC t.KSDN = BRO.
=. Louis, March 2G, ls52.
H. I. McCLOSKEY, AGENT.
q o.. ~ IT,
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iNST'ORTATfON FOR TIiE, WIN NE
.
MOTH p.

FEVfC under >ignel has reIiuqGscd the hat and ca
b business VI. r. o. Walker, aud o,i solicit 10
him ste LIBERAL patronage heretofore bestowed upon ih
IT. Paul iias aHt Cap Store.
Il. WEST MoCLOUD.
ST. Pau, April - 1852. st
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
hereby given, that there VIII be meeting Of the
& Stockholders of The Rum Ris Boom Conn anV. al
the oice If Nortl aad Prescotn st. Anthony Falls,
Tuesday the 2lIh day of ApT, n,tat 10 O'Clock
the forenoon. for the pirro>c pf choosing Board OF
Directions OF said Company.
SIMON BEAN, Stockholders
JOHN ". Warmly of said
SUMNER W. FARNi.AM,o Company.
St Anthony Falls. ApriI IL, 1852. 52-u
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= OFFICE

z HAVE this day associated with myself in the Book
q selling aud Stationery bushels, Daniel Rohrcr Esq
The business wiil be conducted at The old stand under
tic name and style Of LcDUC Il ROHRER.
w. &. LcDUC.
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RCAI. ESTATr; NOTIC T.,

TE7IE undersigned, having been! appointed Agents for
4 the sale o Real Estate give notice that they have
tan lots in Kit sons addition 10 " Paul ana six lots in
whitney Il smiths. ASLO-lDnf lots III the upper
town, w.ich they VIII sell cheap on application being
made 10 them at their auction robins.
COLLINS & LULI,
Auctioncers and Read Estate Agents.
st. Panl, Arr!i 10. lN.2. 52-tt
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WRAPPING PAPER
STATION cry.

EsLhNK BOOKS e a variety of SIZES, memoranda
, books, Drawing, Fcoi>caP. Letter and Note paper
El.eIoncs fancy and PLAN drawing aud other peHcls
Mons. i,k &c for sale b. W. :. COMBS.
Bookseller and iaoner, corner 6 %Hrt Anthony AID
Capitol Strccts, opposite The American House.
Noye;iacr ~ ssh 32y
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NOTICES

rs NOTICES
hereby given. that the Stockholders Of the 81 An
St thony Boom COMPANY will tic Office of The
hns Anthony Mil Company, for tae transaction Of such
nsincss a. may come before heI ThIrsay the lGlA
instant.
JOHN NcsLPIN. Scc'v pro tenn.
St. Anthony, Falls, II. L, APRIL, 5sh, 1852 5l-tf
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no 'yfyc. ysrE9ITC.

a. OTTO is hereby cTen thai a debts contracted af-
this date, 10y any person pc r~ons without he
order Of Russell Stevens the haiDc of 81 Paul
Saiug.e Manufacturing Compnri, Irvine IL Co.'s,
steam Saw M,i will rot b. paid -
RIG &SEIL STEVENS.
ST. Paul, April q, 1872 52-it
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~ -----------Y---a-- -
DssSfll,ffsfE[,

ySNIE partnership heretofore existing between Thos.
=. Brooke and HER, Arthur. in The Blncksnthng
Business III the upper end Of St. Pau, is this DAY dis
solved ", mutual consent
All accounis due owing by said firm VIII be at
tended t. by ThOInS p Brooke, v.ho viii carry
business the Old srATp and Aili be always ready
wait on customers.
S. Paul, April 10 1872 52-tf
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CARPENTERS AND JoIyERs, r,
HOUSE TRIMMINGS.
stDDLERY HARDWARE.

lanes Pa' trees, etc. Brass aud silv ii ornaments.
tolIer beck!cs, harness do, Hrtss mills, roscttcs
brass pad hooks and terrcts suafers and n,uecn hts
JaPd 90 % do SeyiVels and PAD Screws,
liass 7id svd mart rings Thread, avis varish etc
and,
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ST. PAUL HARDwAREs STORE.

on 1h1rd STREE, f,oo doors 5ele,y Wasashou
Wiz Subscribers having received large additions to-
Their former stock and assortment are prentrAi tn
infn'sh any articles in the HARDWARE Inc at small
advuuce on Eastern prices. We shall always Keep or
hand a laige stock Of
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS' TOOLS.
Bench and moulding Planes, Socket & timer cisels
land, panel and RIP saws, Gouges rrles q suunres
o'Hi"sS' t'hon q webb do GBaecs ard bevils,
AdNs hammers and hatChcts Plumb and ,.cye!s
tugrfs, braces and bits, WoodsN iron bench Screws
f,h?ik line.
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CASH FOR HIDES.
OYSTERS.

Ma ~ Cars Fresh Ia. o. sters direct rom Eaiii-
.[H5Sr moTe, IRE expected the hssE bos,, and
g he sold cheap or CASH, IL wholc ~aie or retail y
s,yu ~ MARSHALL & co.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

% u TsTNFs1IN TEExN' NUM- 70
gE1iiE undersigned having been appointed by III Hon
q harvey WILSON, Judge of Probate, for the colDty
of WASH ngon, Territory OF Minnesota. Cen lssioncrs
with full power and authority 10 me. and
ADJUST al claims and demands Of all persons against the
estate Of John n Sawyer, late NJ saltwater deceased
as well AS all claims and demands exhibited Ia Offset
thereto, and the time for presentation OF a claims
az said having been limited 10 the 18th day
Of August neat, hereby give notice, that will
the oice of the Register Of Deeds IN tle town
of saltwater the last Saturdays CT April ahd iuly
next between the hours of 10 O'clock, A N, and four
O'clock, 4. " of said days.
All persons having claims against said estate. re-
qtesed to present the properly attieni cated, at
the times and places above Ilenttored.
JOHN McNU SICK. 90.
SOCRATES NELSON,
n
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JOHN HOLLAND 4 CO.,

AuCr1oNgEgs AND CE|EGAL AaExTs.
F17URNlTURE Warehouse, Bench street, Saint PAN
q Improved Farms, Town io>, AID houses sor SAL
or rent Advances consin4niieris, and prompt pay
i,clt on sales. Good reference AiveA uhcu required
81 Paul April Is lsj2 52-Iy
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WIN. $. COMBs,

BooKsELLEl AND STArIoNEn.
NJ EEPS constantly o. hand, complete stock Of
SN Books and evety description OF stationery to-
gether with fancy Goods nearly orpoi,e the American
House, st. Paul.
April ], 1852. 5o-tt
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THE subscriber having been appointed AGENT ior the
SAFE OF Louisville Cement, vii! keep l-f5e supply
hand, and viii be sold az snail advance tom Mali
,fl r'nrecs prises. ii. /. ActLOSAEA.
;les.a March g. 1852
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NEW LIVERY STOCK.

HDATTIsON Il BENSON, have purchased and OK
u pect early in May addition to their Livery
stock several and elegant carriages, bug,ies, and
barouches ;also harnesses ant horse furnishings and
eauipase Of the most elegant description.
AISD--an additional stock Of fine booded, well bro
ken horses Query. Ii sprtedf horses come in under
the Juuoa Law will they he danger uf being knock
ell in the head!
Our entire new stock will cost over $4,000. No
other stable in the West, oat Of SAINT Louis, VIII be
found as com p!efc
VIII friends a!id the public please remenber.that
the Livery Stable in the OF The American House,
n, the upper end of SAINT Pa. :they at all hours,
have such convey by land, wheels or on horse
back, as they may desire?
PAIT,SON & BENSON.
ST. Paul A3rI, Is, 1852. 52-tf
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DAk HILL tFNF4N |FS.t
IL nersoas desiring .urial. obtain in,ormatinn
"a hy ,au;g usra the Secretary, J. w. seiby, or tho
I,r@s;ic,t : G. W. BORUP. .
~, Paul, April J, fs5e,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-29

NOTICE.
The business of the late firm Of HANKS, Burheo
Co will be continued their old place of business,
by the urersigned. We beg leave express graft
tI1e The puhlce for the vory generous patronage
heretofore received and respectfully solicit the coniin
OF the same
w w HAMS.
Saltwater. March 81, 1S52 5l-if
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-29

NOTICE.
THTiIE partnership here toorC existing bv and he
the undersigned, by the name, STYLE and firm
of Hanks, Rurkleo Co. is this day mutually dissolved.
All persons Indebted to the said firm, al having
demand against the hereby requested 30 settle
the with Samuel Burheo.
w. W. HANKS
SAMUEL BURHLEO,
:. u. HANKS.
! saltwater, March eth 1852
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-06-19

AN ASSORTED CARco.-The steam
ship Humboldt, which arrived at New
York from Havre, on Monday last, brought
l3S passengers, $50 tons Of freight, 1O7
merino sheep, and a stage troupe Of
learned animals, consisting Of monkeys,
dogs, goats, &c., for VIM. Niblo, Esq.
Gov. Bigler, of California, has deliver
ed message proposing measures to pre-
vent Chinese emigration. The Alta Cali
fornia opposes the movement.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-06-19

GEN. Scorr.-The Yysilanti Sentinel
relates the following anecdote Of the gall
liant old soldier, which was recently COM
mun;ca,cd to the editar of that paper, by
a soldier who served in the Florida
War:
The troops had made weary march
through the day and selected place for
their bivouac during the night. A party
was detailed to clear the ground, and
erect temporary shelter for the Com
mander-in- Chief, who had not yet reach
ed the front. Shortly after the work was
commenced, he arrived, and riding up to
the working party, inquired what they
were doing. He was informed by the
leader, when he Immediately replied:
"Well, cease work and return to your
company, can participate in the priva-
tions of my men. ! will not have wea-
ry soldier perform a moments unneces-
sary labor for my convenience"
81 am Democrat said our inform.
ant, "but l want to vote for Gen. Scott
for President"