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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-02

To PBEvEs1 PITTISo By The SMALL Pox.--
Plough Loom and Ard, recommends the following to
Ito prevent pitting by the small pox:
Get from the apoihecay, little phal Of stuff called
fsliquid cuticie and the pustues fully
formed, apply little Of the liquid with little brush
Tor feather each As fast they get ripe.
move the scab, and wipe away the matter clean. and
Eappy the liquid again If any CT them fll eecond
Itme, You must the covering, and repeat ihs
process II will smart like fun Cor a moment, but.
sny word for il, when YOU recover, you viii not ind
upon that pretty face Of yours to prove you ever
had the disease. am told the article is made os
fcun-cotton, dissolved in chlorofom. 1t forms ar
sdGcial skin wound, just as good as the real
lone.
Ey-A tragcal event occurred at Genoa, Italy. o.
fthe 2Oth of June While a couple who had been
married the day before, walking in the Piazza
fdel Annunza,a, which full Of people at the time
the rejected lover the lady, man Of the age OF fifty
Ieich suddenly fell upon her in fit Of jealousy. and
estabbed her, though not dangerously. He then mn.
medatey pulled out Of his pocket and cut hss
t,hroat; he died two hours after.
| Mr. EDWIN FoRREsT.-The New York CoaI~,
bears honorable testimony to the conduct OF Mr. For
rest during the excitement and danger which attend
led the burning Of the Henry Clay. While the ufer
unate beings were struggling in the water, Mr.. Ed
win Forrest who then at the CASTLE seeing their
condition, ran down, and jumping into the waer sue
.ceeded in rescuing many from ~atery grave, and
also in recovering several bcdies.
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HOPKINS AND BROTHER.

Successors OF DANIEL HOPKINS,
gANE just opened Thirt-st, jackson street
a general assortment Of family goods and famill
groceries; also crockery, nails and variety of oihe
goods: such cacoes, shirtngs and sheenes. linen
WOODEN, and cotton goods of all dscrptons boots anC
shoes of all sizes and qualities for and women bo,
land girls; aso various qualities of sugar, coffee, tea
|saleratus and all of spices; ready made clothg
sbrooms, nuts molasses, vinegar, pork mackcrc cos
!hsh, clothes pins, tobacco OF all Quaes and butter
Hard ol sters flour, crackers, dried fruit Also window
and putty ropes bed cords, POWDER shot, caps
bacon soap, candiesn fact everything We intend tt
|sel at very small profit, Tor quick pay. Call and
famine for yourselves and try US.
DANIEL HOPKINS,
jul5-I2-ly. PETER HOPKINS.
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w. 6. SWIMMER.

GENERAL NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT.
CORNER Of Second and Chesnu, streets, (over IN,
~ Post Office, St. Louis, Mo.
REFERENCES
|.lessrs. r. & w, Campbell Messrs. Hayden & Wilson
Adolphus MeeT&co HAIR Whttemore
st. Louis, June II. e-tf
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TO THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL

1nEEPLY sensible of past favors, again invite your
~ attention to my MILLINERY ESTA B.
(LfSHMENT, confidently assured that can show
you variety Of materials and trimmings that will repay
inspec ton.
Ny facilities increased for supplying you with
the latest styles and hope TO be able every de-
mand which taste aud ST. lie may require.
My arrangements for the season, am persuaded will
fully that which the Ladies Of Saint
Paul willing contribute, when punctuaity and
anxiety 10 please, are blended with knswedge OF wha,
their excellent taste requires
NJ. A. MARVIN.
Third Street ST. Paul, November 90. 1851 81
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CASH FOR BLACKsNIITHING.

WE have bought out the brick blacksmith shop o
w Mr. Ta lor, and the pow shop adjoining it, near tn
JUNCTION OF Fort Hill and ST Anthony streets, 81. Paul
where we shall carry on blacksmthng and pOw MAKING
aepartments Of the business, either furnishing stoc
not as may be desired. W. intend do work strict
ly upon cash principles while, therefore, shall rigid
exact prompt paymen the prices OF our labor will b
VERY Low. Win the public try our work and ou
prices? ABBOTT SONS.
iutE lR-N
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

Il ARGE stock Of Bonnets Mrs. Marvin's Milliner
IL Establishment, Third street, reduced prices. Th
Marvin has received q large and very elegant stock
Bonnets, which she is now opening and to which sh
invites their attention. She has hand q arg
variety both xiyie and materisI which she is oern
at lower prices than ever before in 81. Paul.
II the Ladies will call early, Mrs. NJ. has no doub
THAT they win be induced to purchase.
~. Paul, May 26.
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GALENA STORE,
w. II. Stillman & Co.

5ENTOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF Sain
w Paul and vicinity that they have opened in th'
Hover town fresh and well selected stock OF Groceries
which are supplied every week from Galens and ST
Louis; and which they pledge themselves sell for casf
as low be bought north Of Galena. Those desr
of buy ing retail, will find il 20 their advantage tt
call and examine their prices.
Constantly on hand--Buter Cheese, Pork, Fish, su
gars Teas, Coees and ail articles found in this liae
UTA genuine article Of Family Flour constantly OF
hand. w. III. 5. d. Co.
Saint Paul, Aug. 2s, 1851. 19
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THE RICE HOUSE.

ivuNHE Three Story Brick st. Anthony st., latei
u occupied as the store OF II. VI. Rice, is now con
vefed into Hotel; which with sech additions 70 it q
are coniem plated, will mako IL spacious and con
venieRt establishment Every effort will be exerted
wishes of all guests and travellers Our coaches vii
ake guests and their baggage, and from the boats
free OF charge Strangers in st. Paul, before credtn.
call upon PERHAPS they will dad better rooms bet
ter furniture and better fare than thev anticipated
JOSEPH DANIELS.
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Dotels AMI Boarding. Rouses.
ST. PAUL HOUSE.

IVrNHlS house formerly kept by J. W. Bass, being tn
original hotel Of St. Paul, al the corner Of Third
Jackson streets, opposite the Minnesota Outfit is tho
rou2hly repuircd, snd remodeed and with the addition
now made TO IT, is one OF the spacious and conve
intent hotels In town. Having taken lease Of it, an,
sed is UP throughout with new furaiture invite tn
travelling public call upon me; believing they will I'm,
this house equal 10 the BEST in all respects The Charge
will be very moderate GEORGE WELLS
ST Paul, July 20 1852 ,f
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SPENCER, KIRKPATRICK & NARKLEY.
CTORAGE, Forwarding Il Commission Merchen
- Levee, Lower Landing, 81. Paul, Min Ter
Feb 49, i6s2 i4-ly
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DOCTOR CARLOS,

Surgeon, Physician dRd .4ccoucher,
A GRADUATE of the Paris and Turin univcrsitie
IA has taken his residence ia -. Paul. He will tak
pleasure ia exhibiting his Diploma any who d,
fires it, Dr c. will have his Office al VI TIrrin'
on Fourth street, ST. Paul; where he be louad,
will promptly attend TO every call.
n. DIR. G. has instruments oil the most approTe
kinds, for every surgical operation required. 81
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MUSIC.

N1RS. BIDDLE, teacher Of music, announces to the
wi ladies Of Paul and vicinity, that she will give
instructions on the Piano Forte. Former success in
(bringng pupils rapidly forward, warrants promise OF
general satisfaction Those wishing her services can
IcaI her residence junction Of Hill and ST. Anthony
streets
ST. Paul, Nav l3. 4@tf
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Nv. H parker

IDLASTERER and cistern-buider, informs the people
II Of Saint Paul and vicinity, that he will attend
promptly and faithfully the work entrusted to him.
his line Of business, which he processes understand
thoroughly. June ls, 1861. s-y
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l.. Il. WAIT & CO..

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs AND COMMIssI
MERCHANTS.
5HANE opened at the store of c. F. Tracy, on Tn
street, general assortment Of Family Grocer
and provisions which they will sell at low prices for ca
Eor III exchange for country produce They respectful
solicit a share OF patronage.
cHAkLEs MILBURN. l.. b. WAIT
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ST. PAUL FERRY.

II "A
|rUlHE subscribers have now ready new horse boat
and all things comples order for crossing th,
river at ST Paul. Lower Landing, with all passenger
land teams We shall be In attendance at the Ferry
THE usual heurs Of business and soon IS possible shal
(secure the attendance of good Ferryman Iht
rates Of errage lower here than at any other Terry
JAMES NJ GOODHUE,
ISAAC N.GOODHUE.
Ne2 Prcprietors
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FURNITURE.

TO buy second hand furniture, is toe
49, szasssSf4 much ike buyin second hand gar
~ SS4E.[.e1fA ments. We take il for gruited thai
80 0sD the people of Territory, would
rather prefer to have their chairs, bureaus
|ahd tables, made 10 0rder and expressly fer their
.se although old furniture might be bought for less
lucy. Then think people would rather have arti-
|ces made OF the timber that grows here in the Terrific
Try, manufactured by own mechanics, who have Cast
(their lot i'll Minnesota for better, for worse.
We will make promptly to order whatever articles OF
furniture may be wanted Qf we have not what is desir
led Oh handy and will warrant goods better and all
Things considered cheaper, than they can be imported
Undertaking promptly attended to.
STEES Il HUNT,
Manufacturers Of Cabinet Ware and Furniture, Third
street, ST. Paul.
st Paul, May 81, 1852. 6-tf
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MIV.I,1NERy Y.

i n
NH rs. l.. NJ. STOAkES. wishes to inform tn,
VA Ladies Of st. Paul aud vicinity that she is thank
n to them TOR their kind patronage during the preceding
She has just returned from the East with the
TEST Fashions aud a SPLENDID assortment of Goods
She has Ribbons that cannot both in beaut,
and quality this side Of New York. Artificial flowers ana
kplGmes, Velvet and Velvet Trimmings of color
ectc She may be found at her old stand few rods Yves
the Presbyterian Church. where she would be happ,
tto attend to any orcer in her line of business.
4 November, 1851. 3-2syl
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st. paul business Carns.
,PIRITUALKNOCKINcS IN ST. PAUL

iFvNiE Subscriber on the corner of Fifth and Muneso
u "a streets. is now Mock Mock Noskins,! old
|rags into handsome, cheap and durable Carpets. Isdes
and sentlenen please call and those spiritual knock
'mgs YOU will not intrudc.
iasge quantity Of carpet warp hand and carpet.
made 10 orler. l.. NJ WALTERS
-. Paal, May l3. 1852 1-tf
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VuNiEI arc determined 10 have n Hotel kept at Still
n water, house ought he kent. The Lake
House is fine large, new building, with large convenient
sables and buildings well as good pariors in the
shouse, fer private families TO OCCUPY.
Matthew Tasey has taken this house. and furnished il
ethroughout; having put in SlbO00O worth Of frni
Etare. Nothing in the way OF expense will be spared
Keep up the io the Lake House, the highest reputation
THAT public house can acqnirs Strangers from abroad
Etarry.
saltwater, March T. 1852 Aft
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w VI. s. COMBS.

BOOKSELLER AND SrATIoSER.
E/ EEpS constantly hand, complete stock c
IN Books and every description OF Stationery tC
leether with fancy Goods nearly opposite the America
f ouse, st. PAM.
April |. 1852. Soft
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ST. ANTHONY HOUSE

I0rner OF Nam and W OOd streets
Upper Town, Falls ST. Anthony, Minnesota Territory
Isaac BRowN, Proprietor
TuNHE above House is conducted on strictly temper
4 ance principles.
n. B. St.bliBg for horses also.
March g 1852. i1-tf
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SCHAs W. BoRUP. cHAs. "A. CAKES
BORUP OAkES.
fvuNHE undersigned having formed a coparnership for
transacng an Exchange and Banking business in all
It's various branches, will be prepared TO furnish sight
and lime exchanges on the East and principal cities o
the West Remittances Great Britain, ireland, and
continent OF Europe made in sums 10 sut purchasers
{Sgh and time bills and European exchanges purchased
3coiectious made and proceeds rentted usual
exchange All other business committed TO care
punctually attended to.
DORUP OAKES
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Have you good Understanding !

In MARVIN, invites the public to examine tn,
~ bes, stock of materials in his line, that eve
been in the Territory. He challenges either side
the Atlantic TO produce better quality of French Cal
SSns specially adapted for The winter
On hand. also, Ladies fine custom made shoes
|gaiters Aso Geutlemens Cali and Kip Boots the bes
tha, can be made. You know the staldThird street
near Roberts street.
SAit tpaul NoXemher. 1871.
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NEW CLOTHING HOUSE

NEW CLOTHING HOUSE
AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
zXKTINNE 81 COOLEY, Roberts street hrst doc
w north Of StiilGAn Co.. are now receiving al
extensive assortment Of Dress FRENCH English and Ger
man Cloths ard Ctssn'ercs we'll rich Nestings a.
purchased expressly for their Tailoring Department
Particular attention has been paid the Hosiery
sGoye and Shirt Department. In the Clothing Depart
tment they ciaenge all competition regards quality
style and low prices.
81. Paul, May 6, 1852. 3--tf
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1882. GREAT STOCK OF DRUGS. 1852
DODGE d BENTZ.
no. 100 MAIN STREET. GALESA, ILL.
nFFER for sale the following Drugs, &c., at the low
" est prices.
lvUO lbs tartaric acid 10000 lbs putty
25 kegs carb. soda So hbls spts turpentine
10 bbis cream tartar 500 lbs / aris green
100 lbs Eng blue 10 casks old port wine
100 do Eng and Am. caPi. 20 bbls Eng. epson salts
10 casks sulphur 10 do caraway seeds
10 cases British lustre do Eng grid mustard
~ do Eng rid. borax 10 do copal varnish
% bbls plaster paris do Maccaboy snuff
do camphor loo lbs oil peppermint
500 OF quiuine 70 ID lemon, fresh
bbls castor oil so dos paint brushes
1900 lbs ext liquorice so doL gross Lees pills
100 do ipsp'd extracts SO do do essences
$50 do Turkey opium 25 bxs CASTLE soap
500 do herbs "a doz TowDsend's Sarsala
IS strychnine go gross bears oil
so do morphine SO kegs satpetre
500 bxs McCully's glass 1000 do r. ConAlins s sons
81 lbs linseed oil pure white lead.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
II oughton's Pepsin, Louden co. medicines,
u ain Killer, Sloan's medicines, &c.
Together with large and well selected stock Of eve
Try article in line We especially invite the attention
purchasers from the upper country TO our stock ant
prices. D2Z-li-y
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TIE BENTON HOUSE.

'RAvID GILMAN begs leave to inform The rest c
81 mankind, thar he has rehited the above honse a
w atab and IS prepared again be hone. with hi
latch string out to his old friends well take
strangers. Comfortable apartments, and farmers art
can be furnished TO gentlemen, families, wishing
visit the upper country, for health pleasure and SC
journ nj w aab, VIII be pleasant fine fishing al.
hunting can make it, or the proprietor knows how
,render it. DAVID GILMAN.
July Is, 1852. 13-3t
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JOHN HOLLAND & CO.

AUCrIoNEERs AND GENERAL AGENTS.
FURNITURE Warehouse, Bench street. Saint Paul
II Improved Farms Town lots, and houses for sal,
or rent. Advances on consngnmens, and prompt pay
ept sales. Good references given when required.
:. Paul, April Is, 1852. Sally
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ROUGH NOTES
ron AN INTRODUCTION ToA
HISTORY OF MINNESOTA.
By DR. THoMAs FOSTER,
CHAPTER I.

[Socoad per'OdIu ,s1eh the Mssssigps is Discovered
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ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

NJ name is MOFFET. MY Boarding House is o.
1Vl Jackson Street, the lower end OF Saint Paul T
find it, you keep straight up from the steamboat adina
to the sign OF triangle the north end OF the bdgc
My house large and for prompt payment every week
intend to furnish good fare ut the very lowest price
LOT MOFFET.
st. Paul, May %, 1851. sly.
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Saint Couis.
CITY HOTEL. ST. LOFTS

Corner Of Third and Ptne Streets.
7. BARNUM, proprietor, will ALWAYS be happy to see
Ehs freHds who down business pleasure from
WISCONSIN, Minnesota and from elsewhere up the Mis-
sis.ippi river. Nov. Ia, 1850.
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GEORGE w. SWEET.
County surveyor and Land Agent.

EsAuK RAPIDS, BENTON COUNTY, MINNESOTA TERhIToRY
I'M Ill attend 10 rrc-emptrg claims, and locatn:
w military land warrants, in the County OF Benton
This county presents Inducements the nmig ant
sequalled by any other portion of The Territory
REFERENCEs,
His EXcellency Gov. RAMSEY, Hon. H. II. SIDLEY,
fIi. SIMPSON, FIRST LIEUT.. U. 5. Tor. Ing, L. w.
BoRi ESQ. ST. PAUL
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NEW LIVERY STOCK.

nATTISON & BENSON, have purchased, and cx
pect early in NAV, an addition 10 their Liver,
sStock, several and elegant carriages, bGsges,
baouches Also harnesses aud horse furnishings,
[eln.pagc Of the most elegant description.
ASO--an additional stock oi ine tooded. well bro
Ken horses. Query. Ii spirited" horses in ldr
the Iquoa Law, will they be in danger of being knock
fed in the head,
Our entire stock will cost over 100000 n,
,other stable in the West out Of Saint Louis viii b.
foun9 complete
WIN our friends and the pCh.c please remember th
lat the Livery Stable in the of the American House
lat the upper end of Saint Pa.l, they all hours
such convey 10y land wheels or on horse
|back, as they may desire!
PATTlSON Il BENSON.
st. Paul, April Is, 1852. 52-tf
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Exchange and Deposite Once of
GEORGE w. HARRINGTON & CO.,
81. .fnihony Street, 81, Paul,
MONEYS on deposite, and interest allowed on al
L'R sums deposited for three months and over.
Exchanges the principal cities East and South, fo
|sale.
Collections in any of the States promptly attended
Investments made in Real Estate, otherwise, to
persons living ou OF the Territory, in the most advanta
!geous manner.
oice hours, from 10 &c II O'Clock, and from to
O'Clock. 33tf
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|P. CHoUTEAU, JR. JAS. HARRISON. FELIX VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS
ChOteau, Harrison & Vale,
EDROPRIETORS Of the ST. LOUIS TROLLING MILLS
Il viii keep or hard a full supply Of merchant ba
iron, boiler plate, sheet iron and nails, manufactured
their establishment, from the ore of the Iron Mountain
land viii also keep all other articles usually kept
iron store, to which they invite the attention Of countr,
merchants.
u W arehouse, No l29, Second street, St. Louis. Mo
CHAS. w. BORUP,
Agent at ST. Paul.
May s, 1851. ST
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f. s. NEWELL,
Commission Merchant,

4 ND Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hnrdw are
IN cook, paror and heating stoves OF all kinds se
(ieC,ed from the Troy, Cincinnati and ST. ous markets
comprising The most varied of double
soves and ranges, the Eastern affords Hollow
ware kettles pos, ovens, skilies furnaces frying pans
waffle irons, shoVes, tongs, &c.
hiso-farmng utensils, ploughs cradles rakes, hoes
shoNels scythes, snahs, axes, saws, sad rons zinc
|>prng balances coffee mills, WIRE nails, tacks, &c
brass, iron and tin; brittana and ktchen ware,
coiiee pots, spoons ladies', skimmers tea coffee and
Fsar boxes scrub, backing and other brushes hydrau
apparatus; we cistern and house pumps Of ali sizes
water rams, lead pipe, sheet, bar and pig lead c.
a my stand OF Third, Roberts street, Saint Paul
Minnesota F. 5. n.
Semi uIer oo
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~. ". uR

H1LASTERER, can be ioun.l the corner Of Jack
son and sixth streets, the lower shinge mill
a. b. T. has served regular apprenticeship ST The busi
ness of Plasterng and believes he give entire salts
faction 70 those who may employ him, in any branch
ibis business
y. s.-Two good journeymen are wanted Immediately
81. Paul. Aug. IA. ls.,I. II
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EAGLE ERY.

NOW shall have on hand, at all hours Of day an,
night, loaves, ornmpels, cracners, cakes Of al
sorts,-every thing III my line, done up according t,
|ihe best oi my skill. Thanking public for pas
Encouragement, shall continue your custom.
Corner of st. Anthony and Fort streets.
April Is, 1852. to2--tf} GEO. SPENCE.
ST. PAUL BAkERY..-GOOD EATING.
A LII who love good eating, call at the st. Paul Bake
N ry, where they do things up White, not Brown
We shah have hand at ali times Bread and Crack
ers Cakes aud Candies OF every descriptions Ice Cream
land see for yourselves. e 81 w. BATES.
81. Paul, April 29, 1852 2--tf
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j. II. BYERS.

Corner Third dnd Roberts SIS, Paul, Min.
MANUFACTURER of zinc, tin, she ct iron and cop
AA per, informs the citizens Of St Paul, that he keeps
hand large assortment Of stoves, winch he viii sell
very low for CASH Call and before buy elsewhere
ai> o, Tin of the best quality wholesale ard
tail. Indian traders would DO well call and examine
ST Paul June 3. 1882 T-lv
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GALENA HOUSE.
ERENONTHOE-SE.

JOSIAH WEAVER, PRIEroR.
TENHiS well known stand Bench and corner Of Ceda
Il streets has been thoroughly repaired and all new
furnished, and is now open 10 accommodate beagder
md travellers, with comfortable quarters.
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BOOK BINDING.

|rHNtiE subscriber would respectfully inform the citi
zens OF ~. Panl and its vicinity that he is
r,ing the above bnsness, in tho END story OF r. Nj
[Spencers building, OF 5t and Robert
Particular attention paid 10 binding MsgaZnss PEI iod
cals &c in plain fancy bnding, the shortest noc
laid reasonable terms.
JAMES MACINTOSH.
81. Paul. March g, 1859. 49-tE
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ST. PAUL,
Door, Sash, and Blind Mandatory,
{Corner Of Fourth and ST. Peter Stgeets)
NJ. WISE n CO.,
LNVER grateful for tie liberal patronage heretofore
h extended them, beg leave inform the b"ers
St Paul and the rest of mankind in general that they
are always on hand, and prepaepared 10 make any
sdmount Of Doors, Window Sash, Blinds and Frames "a
3order at short notice III the durable Manner and
at The most reasonable prices Tor cash. Give call
December 25, 1851. MICHAEL WISE,
Soy JONAS GISE.