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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-16
NEW MILLINERY GOODS!

ana the Latest Fashions.
MRS. NJ. l.. STOAKES, st. Anthony st, ST. Paul, has
AV1 just returned from the City of New York. with
STOCK oil Millinery ware very much superior to any
goods i'll her department of trade, offered in the
Territory To her usual stock, she has added Gloves
Mtts Needles, Pins, Tapes, and many other
cies She has also taken pains obtain fash
IONS of this, and the winter seasons all of which
will be happy TO show to such call. oct2l-27-tr
JEWELRY! JEWELLERY!
THE subscriber has just received from New York. n
large assortment of rich and fashionable Jewery,
consisting in part Of the following articles gold chains
finger rings, ockets car rings, cuff pns ladies and gents
breast pins bracelets for seals and buckles, gold pens
and pencils; which he will sell very reasonable terms
WATCH REPAIRING.
HNHRONOMOTER, duplex, horizontal and vertical
~ Watches carefully repaired and warranted. The
subscriber will give his personal attention to the nice
and important branch of watch repairing and the va
Ous neat and intricate departments of the Jewery bu.
sness; and hopes by strict attention the wants and
wishes OF his customers, to their appreciation and
patronage. A. ID. ROBINSON
Matchmaker and Ieweier.
81 raul, April %, 1852. Eff
lust received, a large assortment of Clocks cheap
- Tor cash, at ROBlNSON'S Jewery Store.
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THE STONE STORE.

PTfCPS.
". SIMPSON, corner of Third and Roberts streets,
- has just received entire stock of Dry Goods,
Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware, WoOdenware,
Queensware, etc. Furniture, large stock; Farm impc-
Of all kinds ETC. etc. which lie invites the
tentiOn of purchasers.
June e. 1851. tlC)
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VHlTNEY'S GALLERY OF DACCER.
REOTYPES.

NHE subscriber having recently made great improve.
ments in the arrangement Of light in his gallery, and
having procured the latest improved apparatus, which,
together with his before superior Stock makes the
appointments Of his Gallery equal if not superior to any
in the West prepared to execute Daguerre9type
likenesses in style unsurpassed by any operator.
Life is uncertajp and persons in health should not de-
lay moment IN procuring or more OF these me-
Of life, which, under the trying circumstances
of final separation Of friends, price can purchase
Miniatures taken in any weather, ard neatly set in lock
which are Kept constantly on hand and patterns
being constantly received. All are respectfully invited
to call and examine specimens.
" 81. Paul, Aug. S. 1859. l6-u
FINE assortment Of splendid gold tockets, some
"A with four openings; Lockct Pins and Watch Rings,
for sale either with pr without Likenesses, at
ag5-tf WHITNEY'S GALLERY.
NAGNfFfCENT Daguerreotype views Of st. AnthO-
WI ny Falls Little Falls and Fort Snelling for sale
aug5 WHITNEY'S GALLERY.
II AND WARRANTS, for sale by
IL ang5 ]. E. WHITNEY.
EASTERN DRAFTS, bought and sold by
- SMITH NEWELL.
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CONSTANS 4 BURBANK.
storage, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.
Have on hand -four, pork, butter and most kinds of
y = PROVISIONS and Groceries; which they will sell as
Low any respectable dealers in town; and will drliv.
CT Ino same IN any part OF the city Free of Expense
Oee: % iesE-H RsndalI's Levce.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-16

AIDES Breast Pins, rings, finger rings, gold lock-
i cts, card cases, port mOnnaies, ETC., ETC., at
td24-lo ROBINSON'S Je~elTy BaTaar.
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:ANOI n Ely IN OOODS.STORE,
\HE subscriber has in that old store of honest re-
IL pute, formerly kept by Mr.. Hopkins, q stock Of
goods which he brought here with him as bargain the
advantages of which he is disposed to share in retail
with any good citizens worthy of the offer He has
general assortment Of Dry Goods including BI.nket.
for Coats Pants Stus Boots and Shoes Of ali sizes and
many other articles i'm this department. not so common
He has also, Tobacco, Tea and other Groceries,
which be at glance by those who will make
him a New Years call. II. e. WOLF
dec9-3m Corner OF Jackson and Third ats
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PROBATE COURT,

FhOBATE COURT
NOTICE hereby given, that the reSulr terms OF the
~ Probate Court Of Ramsey county, Minnesota Ter
ritory, will be holden the first Monday Of every
month respectively, ut O'Clock A. NJ, at my office in
the town of st Paul.
4C-yly HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge Of Probate Of Ramsey co., Min. Ter.
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FRUIT TREES, SIR UBBERY 4 SHADE

Vu\HE undersigned would ask the attention OF persons
u DESTROYS of Ornamehtns their grounds to the
aogue of Messrs. John Sserson d Brothers, old and
experienced Fruit Growers and Nursery men; having
purchased trees and shrubbery from them for several
years. can recommend their trees be such repre-
scnted Their fruit trees grated Of the best and
most improved varieties and adapted northern ati-
tudcS
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OUR STOCK OF FURNISHING WARES.
Nv acknowledge the favor Of many calls during the
w past week and purchase of stock of she III
cloths for gentemCn's suits and of the latest styles of
ready made clothing; we now express desire that
al,wanng elegant fits of garments, made by ourselves
or the best ready made garments we buy, would
look In upon lis and what we can do ii is our
greatest pleasure to show goods sale or no sale.
WINNEA COOIEV
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE undersigned, having entered into a CoTartner-
Il ship under the of Prentiss II Mabon for the
OF prosecuting the business of their profession
Builders, would respectfully represent to the citizens Of
ST. Paul, that they prepared furnish materials
build and complete Buildings of any descriptions furnish
plans and estimates; and give saiisac for the faith
full performance of whatever business may he entrusted
to their Office at their residence the American
House. NC PRENTlSS
oct6-25-y J. W. MABON.
gT Reference to Messrs. Rice Ilollnshcad & Becker,
Rodney Parker, Chs w. Borup, Hon. Ii. ii. Siblcy
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SANTA CLAUS.

SANTA CLAUS.
HAS consigned to us the most enchanting stock of
Il Christmas presents, that this bengnant Saint
showered upon Chrstendom. Here all manner Of
Toys, from meeting house to penny whistle; some
things too, for the old children, such China, gilt
tie vases China with inscriptions, and card table
boxes. DO come and them Confectionery
stores, Third street, and above American House,
n. Ii. We bought these things where served our
apprenticeship and can sell lower than the lowest.
Dec. 9, 1852, 1t REM & KARCHER
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"UHUy TV5V %
shade teecS.

In addition to the above their assortment of cranes
ounces currants sOoseberres, dahlias, chrysanthom
ums, seranums cactus, figs raspberry, and strawberry
are very large, and prices low any establish
ment Of the kind,
Orders received and promptly attcnpcd to by
GEO. w. FARRINGTON agent
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GOVN(:s COUNGsl


A prices to astonish the crowd, some of the most
"A fascinating furniture offered in Minnesota and
without charges above consignOrs' bill and the comis.
sion; consisting OF six beautiful bureaus, five splendid
centre tables, one sofa.
ALso-Five ps. Canada Cloth; 100 dozen good kni,
socks, and lot Of good clothing.
FEE. COLLINS,
sept2S-2S-f Auc. and Com. Store, foot Third st.
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ARCTIC COMfORTs.-Iciclos hung arorn the
deck; peaches became mass Of ca!cedony, butter
was cut with chiscl, beef with pck-axe and crow
bar. Walking out, faces glazed with ice. Put
out your tongue and it is frozen your chin. Walk
ing you get into fine glow, often into perspira-
ton; but if the wind rises, then you have sensa-
ton of prickny pins. Extremes meet Extremes Of
heat and cold are alike. In our new life, cold gave a
positive character existence almost impossible
TO describe. We protected ourselves from metals with
fur and buck-skin The crawl, the chill which is
with us at home thc indication Of varying tempera-
tire, there unknown In fact, it was only by the
direct attack OF cold that We of it; and
officers and men agreed that we had suffered more at
home from cold. With such an inveteratc enemy.
however, we could not hope to escape scars, but we
all returned alive. On occasion, poor fellow
recovering from Inflammation Of the lungs, being ask
ed how his frost bitten ear came presented it in
piece Of paper, and said-"Doctor, didn't want
trouble you but it dropped off las, night.,-JDr.
Kanc's Lecture On the Arctic Expedition
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EROCERIES-Tea Sugar, Coffee, S. ii. Molusscs,
u Rice, etc. For sale low by
June IT, UO) j. ". SIMPSON.
ETCIUPS, Peppersauce Pickles, Preserves, Sauces,
N Brandy Cherries ETC. For sale low by
June 26. U0) j. ". SIMPSON.
A large lot of Bcdstcads constantly hand and for
"A sale by jnnc LIDO J. ". SIMPSON,
bacon, HAMS Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, always
ID on hand and for sale by
June Ii. IO) j. ". SIMPSON,
LlAMILY FLOUR, Elkader extra and other brands;
IL always OIL hand and for sale by
June l6 (O) j. ". SIMPSON,.
A fine assortment Of boots and Shoes polka buskns,
"A bootces misses, BOYS AND chdrens shoes TO which
particular attention is invited by
June e. 1O) j. ". SIMPSON,
DEADY made clothing, large lot, for sale by
~ juno rs. j. ". SIMPSON,
LRESH butter and eggs, meal, western reserve
IL cheese, etc, for sale low by
June 26. (lU J. w. SIMPSON.
NOOKING stoves, Ohio PREMIUM for sale by
~ June Is. J. w. SIMPSON.
tOURE and No ], lead, glass; putty and nails, always
i on hand and for sale by
June 26. J. w. SIMPSON,
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Burbank's NOrthWestern Express,
TURING the close Of navigation will dispatch spe-
IL cial messengers to and from st. Paul and Galena,
semi monthly. Freights forwarded twice a wees-ali
kinds of Express business including remittances Of
ney collections purchase and sale of merchandise and
property, &C., promptly attended to-
C. r. RICE, Il CO. la,
CONSTANS & BURBANK, : As'S'
81. Paul. Dec. 9, ls52-n
N. Ii. messenger will leave for Galena. Monday,
Dec 60 Money and orders should be handed in before
O'Clock Of that MORNING
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ADAMS ExPREss.-The following notice from
Northern paper Of this cntcrprising Express Agency
furnishes insight into the wonderful extent OF its
operations
"The rapid increase Of the Express business must
have attracted the attention of all observing ewes
hat few save those who have occasion the way Of
their business to know il, do know what an ex-
of the earths surface the express lines have been
stretched. There would seem to he difficulty now
in sending crate Of crockery, a brown paper par
eel from here Ia kamschatka, to order il to be
sent from kamschatka to Madagascar, with the GER
tainy that the commission would be faithfully and
punctually fulfilled. This NAV sound like Jest or ex
travayance; but Messrs. Edwards, Sanford & Co..
advertise not only that they send expresses Russia
Turkey, Al. icrs and Tunis, but also to tn. Cape of
Good Hope, Egypt, Hong Kong, Persia, Australia,
and New Zealand aud we know that they arc in the
habit of fulfilling the commissions which they under
take. We know instances in which they have pro-
cured articles from Eng land nearly month sooner
than they could have been obtained in the ordinary
NODES and within the last few months, thew ACTUALLY
sent parcels from New Zealand to the Great Exhibit
fIon. To the exhibitors Of this stupcndous fair by
the way their facilities have been Of the greatest SER
vice. Books, pano-fortes, life. boats Wagons iew-
elry, bank-iocks (and some lately for the Bank Of
England), and even ploughs and reapng machines
among the articles which have passed through
their acccicrating hands. We have not heard vet.
that they have received commissions from England
for the transmissos Of yacht, clipper ship or an
ocean sstcamor jn the present aspect of affairs it
IL not inpbsssD'c that they may be called do so
and should the American horse win at the Derby
they may receive orders for the mares nest which
produced him. Seriously, however, their facilities
unsurpassed; an to those who have goods at the
exhibition, who wish to receive any article quickly
from abroad their services are invaluable"
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BOOTS s. SHOES

II HAVE received to-day, pei steamer Greek Slave,
large assortment Of NEW Boots and Shoes, precisely
fitted to this market. The stock and work of these
wares are excellent. Prices very low.
oct7-tf. J. +. FULLERTON, Third street.
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NOTICE.
PPL1CATION having been made to the Probate
"A Court Of Washington County by A. Van Voorhees,,
Esq., administrator of the estate of John Collier de-
ceased, late of said county, for an extension of his
letters of administration: hereby give notice that said
application will be heard my Office in Saltwater on
Monday the 9Th day of December, A; D., ls5s
Judge Of Probate for Washington county.
Saltwater, Doc, Z, 1852. l34-it.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
THE undersigned having been appointed Commission
to receive, examine and nd just the Caims Of all
persons against the estate of John Collier, deceased
late OF saltwater, in the county of Washington, and
iice that they will meet at the County Commissioners
room in saltwater the eighteenth day Of January
next, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ, to attend the duties OF
said Commission. The time allowed for the presenta-
ton of said claims is limited the 9TH day of june
d. 1853 o oGiH MGKGsiGKs commissioners
saltwater Dec. Z, 1852. t34-4t.
AN or about the 18th of September one sorre poney
~ bald face, pacer one bay poney, white stripe in
face; one grey pOney dapple black and colt
long nane; one stud, long name. Any person giving in
formation of the above horses SO that we can get them
again, will be rewarded.
C.R.RICE eco.
st. Paul, Dec. 2, ls5o-tf
Iron, Steel, Nails, Groceries, Provis.
ions, &C.,
SLIGO IRON r. TT STORE.
hUR winter stock Of every article usually kept in
~ our Iron Store, is Large and Complete, to which
we invite the attention of the public. II embraces BAR
and SHEET lRoS, CAST SLEIGH SHOES, STEEL, NAILS,
ANvILs, bellows, VICES, CHAINS, GLUE, &c. Also,
a stock of well selected
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Which we offer at usually low prices. We shall
be happy TO old well as new ones
who come with the CASH. We intend hcnce forward to
do business only on the Cash System.
MARSHALL e. co.
st. Paul, Dec. 9, le52-4m
NOTICE.
HAVE this day withdrawn from the firm of Edgar
Il & Chambin, and take great pleasure in recommend
ing Mr.. c. to the public patronage. J.W. T.
paul Noy 1870
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VEViE subscriber has just returned from below with
large and we'll selected stock of Groceries and Pro-
visions, which he offers wholesale and retail low
est market rates for cash; and would respectfully vtc
the attention Of the citizens of st. Paul and the sur
rounding country examine his stock and prices before
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M have received direct from the manufacturer in
w New York, two Of StOddards Celebrated Piano
Fortes which the musical public respectfully invited
to call and examine. Our prices reasonable and we
are prepared to give very reasonable terms.
Octl4-26 LEDUC Il ROHRER
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-21
For the Register.

Mr.. EDITOR Permit me through your
paper to recommend to the voters of Har-
risOn county, Ebenezer w. Patton, Esq,
of Milford, as a suitable person to be yo-
ted for as county Surveyor,
Mr., Patton is practical Surveyor and
Engineer, and qualified in high degree
to discharge the duties of the office cor.
rectly and satisfactorily.
He has been an acting Magistrate in
this county for several years, and on ac-
count of the adoption of the new Consti-
tuition will not receive any of the patro-
mage OF that court that was instituted un-
der the former Constitution to compensate
Magistrates for their Judicial laborss'
Mr., p, since his promotion to the bench
has been one of the most attentive men,
b0rs of the court and should in justic have
some remuneration for his loss of time and
expenditure of money. A VOTER.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-21

RHODE ISLAND ELEcTIoN.-The annual
election for Governor, members of the
Legislature and State officers, took place
yesterday. Gov, Allen, the Democratic
candidate for Governor, is elected over
Harris, Wing, by about 800 majority; but
the wing candidate for Lieutenant Cover
nor is elected, over Lawrence, Democrat,
the present in&mbent, by large MAORI
ty, The wings have two majority in the
Senate, and eight in the House, giving
them ten majority on joint vote, which
secures to them the United States Senator
in place Of Mr.. Clarke, whose term expires
on the 4th of March, 1853. There was
no choice for two Senators and four rep
resentatives.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-21

and found the family as we have described
them, the father blind and insensible. with
two OF his dead ehildren-one frozen 70.
death-lying By his side. and left them h
that condition. Two days after. this
the father died. The night proceeding
his death he had hemorrhage and bled
most prOfnsely. By his side were his son
and his daughter, barely able to raise
their heads, bat neryed to the occasion
they satby him the whole night alone,
using every means their infant minds
could suggest in st aunehing the blood
A poor widow, the day of Watson's death,
heard fit, came to his house, had him
and his two dead children buried, took the
sick ones home with her, nhrsed the m,
and has since restored them to health"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-21

TTIIE undersigned having rebuilt and enlarged
l. considerable portion of his Hotel, which
was destroyed by FIRE last fall, is prepared to
entertain travellers and visitors comfortably, and
in manner which will give satisfaction TO his
customers. In a short time the whole building
will be completed, when lac will be enabled to
entertain his guests in style unsurpassed in
Western Virginia.
HIS HousE is a large comfortable three story
brick building, pleasantly located in the centre Of
the town; contiguous to the Court house and the
principal business parts of the place, and Is pro-
yided with all the eouveuienceS for Keeping frat
class hotel.
lis TABLE will be supplied with the best the
country can afford, and
Ills BAR stocked with the choicest Liquors.
Every attention viii be paid to render tho visits
Of those who may favor him with u call comfort
able and pleasant.
]. p BARTLETT.
CLAExsBuRG. March gath, ls5g-ly.
n. B.-Thc stable is attended by careful and
trusty ho5tlcrs
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-21

THE WHEELING BRIDeE-What sort of
obstruction to the free navigation of the
Ohio river the Wheeling bridge is, the
following statement from the Wheeling
Gazette of the 9th instant will show
"The steamer Pittsburg, one of the lar
gest and fastest boats on cur river, low
cred her chimneys Yesterday while laying
at the wharf on business, and passing un-
der the bridge at good speed, with some / s
feet to spare. although there was 81 feet
water-the highest rise since 1889. Bel
fore she was out of sight she had them
again in their places. This fuss about
lowering smoke pipes is all fudge"
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mTLLER,s WOTrT,.


t'Hh large three story brick building on Naia
a street, fcw doors east Of the conrt-houss
Fairmunt Marion county, Va.
This new and Connections house has hssn,
leased BY the undersigned, and = now ready fer
situated In the business part Of the town, mt the
hfty, yards from the eonrt-honse lot Thsre is q
large number Of chambers, all with Of
convenient size, and arranged Ia the most come
toriAhao innnne-. Tho whole houso has bssn sd.
ted mp with the very best furniture, dc, IN .
tern Virginia. The beds and Matrarsss ara nav
and Of the best quality, and every sonvsnlenss
required In the chambers az well a. TIC parlors,
Sc, has been provided with an eye 10 tho con-,
fort and happiness Of those who may. yitlt shs
house.
TIM TAsEE shall. always he supplied With esefy
substantial, az well AZ l,traTg which this fsrss
and productive country and even She markets n
a distance, u necessary, can farnish, served ~
In the very best manner, while
THE Ban will afford 20 those who uss them
without abusing the Most Choice hlqnors, epsh
as dark and pale Brandy, Cherry Bnaaip, ora
Peach and MOn0ngahela, besides Wines or FaFl-
Gus descriptions and OF good quality. Atlashsa
TO the establishment q a llne, 80
LAR0R SFAnlE, well stacked With the beat prov.
sndeF andstlendoa BY careful and hester.
reasons visiting thsS OctiVo and thriving town on
oustnSss OF pleasure, will find 1t
MtLRERs hoTEts quarlOrs the most sOmfortAs
bic, and on terms The most reasonable.
Feb. 81, lss9.-ly.