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Succession of Auguste Campeau, deceased.
BY virtue of, and in obedience to an order of sale
to me directed bv the honorable the Filth
Judiaial District Court of the State of Loui.
siaaa, iii and ffer the Parish Of Assumption,
dated February 3rd 1852, -
Will be offered for sale at public auction, by
A.. +. Hickman. sheriff of the Parish af As
sumption, on Wednesday the 10Th day of March
1852, at ten o'clock A. NJ. on the premises, in
this parish, nearly opposite the parrochial church,
at about four miles above the village of Napo-
leonville, the following described property be-
longing to the above succession, to wit
LIST A negro man named Jean Louis 80 years
end Valsin a mulatto boy 10 years old, Ord
a mulatto boy 6 years old, 4th Fran
coise, a mulatto girl 2 years old, 9th Two h"r-
SEES, six heads o fhomcd cattle, 9th an OK cart, &
The farming utensils, 7th the household furni-
ture, and the kitchen utensils. as.
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Georges, SO ans,
Moses, 10 ans
ct AnaIs, 40 ms

Avcc leur augmentation pendant la c]ontinua.
tlon de lhypotheqne consentie a la dite Banque
SaIsIs pour sa~tisfaire lie writ ci-dessus, les
lnterets ct les frais, avec les b%enetices de lesti-
nation.
Conditions a; Compliant pour les frais du
q"atfe ceht trente tro's plastres Ell quatre-vingt
4"atre cents arr'erages DDS sur remprunt. La
balance du prix, ira a payer la balance de ONE
mile deux cent quatre viDgt hut ~piastres, pa
yable ct renouvelable lie premier mars 1853.
scion les termes ct conditions de la Charte de In
Banque DIES Citoyens. Toute somme au dessus
des montans prcctdens, Compliant.
Paroisse Assumption, lie 81 %Janvier 1852.
II. f. Hickman, Sheriff.
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N DE SUCCESSION

Cour du Quatrieme District Judiciaire de
w rEtat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour la
p~aroisse Ascension. - Succession de
a ftu Matthias Rodriguez. .a- er
En- vertu dun decret de Honorable Ia Cour
ci dessus i~ntitulee, rendu dams la matiere de la
succession ci dessus, il sera olfert en- vente pu-
blique lie Lunti 8 mars 1852, a dix heures du
matin, sur les lieux, a quatr G, miles environ de
DonaldsonvilIe, dams la paroisse Assumption, par
A, F. Hickman, sheriff de la paroisse Assomp-
ton, les proprietes ~ci-apres decrites, a~pparte-
nant a la susdite succession, SAVIOR I'm
% I'm, Habitation etablie en- Sucrerie, situGe
dams la paroisse Assumption gu la rive droite
du Bayou Lafourche, a envirtn gu. ire miles de
Donaldsonville, -mesurant clnq arpens trois
quarts de face audit bayou, sur une ~profonde r
de quarante arpei 8, entire lignrs ~convergentes,
bornee en- haut par la terre d Nine Hon re
Simonau, 81 ten bas par celle de Perico. Alba
RADIO; ensemble avec toutes les hatisses ct ame-
[iorations qui Ell dependent.
70 Un Moroccan de Terre situe dams Ia Pa
roisse Assumption, aa Grand Bayou, section No
30, quart .. OF. NoH12, r.. No ID, mesurant
solxante dixacres, plus on moins, borne vers lie
bayou Lafourche par une terre du DR.. Martin,
Ct versi lie bols par la terre de. Norbert Lauve.
q. 30 a aderson age de % ans, DC CHARLES age
de Is ans, 30 Louise agee de 90 ans, so Mary,
agee de Is ans, ct son fls William age de II
rnois, 10 valsin Age de 10 ans, 80 Lafisa agee
de az ans, ct ses deux enfans, Celeste agee de
8 ans ct Florance agee de s ans. 80 Plusieurs
chevaux, jnmens, mnlets, deux paires de
bGufs, etc. lone Les outils aratoires, charrettes
a chevaux ct A bouts, charrues, pior hes, pelles,
uienx, bardeaux, etc, ct les meubles de menage.
Termes ct conditions.
Les terres ct les e~sclaves payable en- trois
termes egaux, un tiers EN- mars 1853, un tiers
en- mars 1854, ct lie dernier tiers en- mars 1855.
lie prix total desdtes prophecies devant etre
%garanti par hypotheque speciale ct privilege
des vendeurs; les acquereurs devront fournir DIES
billets cantionnes so!idairement, payable a Tor
Dire de Fernando Rodriguez, executor tesla
de feu Matthias Rodriguez, payable au
bureau du recorder de la p~aroisse Ascension,
portant interet a raison de huit pour cent par
an d partir des echeances, i~usqu'au parfait
paiement.--- LIE mobilier payable. toutes
sommes de dix piastres ct au dessous de dix
payable en- mars 1852, ct toutes
ommes au dessus de dix ~piastres, payable en-
1853; les acquereurs devront fournir leurs
payable au bureau du Recorder de la
paroisse Ascension, payable a l'ofdre de Per
,ando Rodriguez, executor testafnentaire, avec
les cautions solidaires, portant hut pour cent
linteret par an, jusqu'au parfait Placement.
Paroisse Assumption, Ii 81 j~anvier 1852
a. +. Hickman, Sheriff.
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A LOUER on A NENDRE,

Tn Establishment convenabIe pour
CAFE Oh Magasin, situe sur la rive droite
dn Bayon l.afourche, Wis a Wis l'tglise
pa o~issiale de cette paroi<se. ar
lie dite Establishment est otfcrt en- vente
on en- location ronr nne on plnSleurs al
nd"s, an choix de l'acquereuT.
.:5 Pour plus amrlts informaiions, s'n-
d.-sser au proprietairc, NJ. Theodore
Leroy. .e3i5 t''E
P~aroisse Assumption, 26 Janvier. 25
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LEGAL NOTICES,
SUCCESSION SALE.

Fourth Judicial District Court Of the State O
Louisiana, in and for the Parish of Asccn
sIon.-Snccession of Matthias Rodriguez
deceased.
BY virtue Of decree of the Honorable
the above entitled Court, rendered in the
matter of the above succession, will be
offered at public sale on Monday the 9Th
of March 1852, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on the
premises, in the Parish of Assumption, on
the right bank o Bayou Lafourche, at
about four miles from Donaldsonville, by
A: +. Hickman, sheriff ofthe Parish of As.
sumption, the following described property,
belonging to the above succession, to wit ::
LIST. A Sugar Plantation situated in the
Parish of Assumption, on the right bank of
Bayou LafOurche, at about four miles from
Donaldsonville, measuring five arpents and
3 quarter of an arpen', fronting said bayou,
on a depth Of forty ~arpents, between CONVEX
gent lines, bounded above by land Of Mrs.
Honore Simonan, and below by lands of
Ptlico Albarado, together with all the
building and improvements thereon.
I'd A Tract Of Land, situated in the pa
IRISH OF Assumption, on Grand Bayou, sec
ton 20, quarter 5. ., L. No IL, K. No l3
measuring Seventy acres, more or less,
bounded towards Bayou Lafonrche, by land
Martin, and back by land of Norbert
Lauvc.
3rd Anderson, % years of age,
4th Charles, % do
9th Louise. 20 do
9th Mary. Is do and her
son William, ii months old.
7th |alsin. 10 years old.
9Th Laisa, 81 years old, and her two
children, Celeste, 9 years old, and Forance
years old.
9th Several horses, mares, mules, two
oxen, etc.
10Th The farming u~tcusils, OK and horse
,arts, ploughs, hoes, spades, pickets shin
yles, ETC., and the household furniture.
Terms and conditions.
The lands and slaves payable in three
,qual instruments, one third in March 1858,
me third in march 1854, and the remaining
bird in march 1855; the total price of said
to be secured by special mortga.
re and vendors privilege, purchasers to fur.
lish their notes with security, in solido, pa
able to the order of Fernando Rodriguez,
estamentory executor Of the late Matthias
Rodriguez, payable at the office Of the
of the parish Of Ascension, bear.
ng interest at the rate Of eight per cent
'er annum from maturity until paid; the
property payable all sums of ten
ollars and under ten dollars, in march 1852
and all sttHas above ten dollars, payable
march 1853; purchasers to furnish their
otes payable to the order OF said Fernando
rodriguez. testamentory executor of said
Iathias Rodriguez, with security in solido,
ayable at the Office of the recorder of the
arish Of Ascension, bearing eight per cent
lterest from maturity until paid.
Parish of Assumption. January 3lst 1852.
s il. 4. Hickman, Sheriff
#EG * VII #r#
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Echappe on role

A. Dams la mutt du 20 Janvier. une
HAl ument creole, %couleur dite comm,.
nement sogne, dc petite table, etampee
dun as de Pique, appartenant d Mr. Eth.
-Cette, iument await etc attachee i la
barriere de Mr. Barras, Wis a Wis Napoleon
vii g. hs@5F H5aEaa Es*sasE#t at|
Une ~recompense libeu lie sera accordee
d 'oute personnes qui donnera des renseigne-
yments c~ertains sur lie lieu OH Sc trouve cette
%lplnent, OF, qui la ramenera a son proprit-
tire. a.f.
Une recompense plus liberale sera don.
nee 4 toule personne qui pourra prouver par
qhi cette inment a etc voice. 81
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TOMBES EFT MONUMENTS FUNEBRES
- T. SIZE IIR Is T. pI trrEN $4,000 -.

TOMBES EFT MONUMENTS FUNEBRES.
e SIZE UR LIS. +. PLTTEN, connu depuis
sas p%lusienrs anntes par les nombreux ouy,a-
ges, quill a fats dams lie cimetiere de cette parcis-
Sc, ct ceux des p~aroisses avoisinantes, a rhcr-
neur dc ~prevenir ses amis ct lie public en- gene
raj, gull Went de ~recevoir du Nord de PAme,i.
que, ct de lltalie, aes marbres de toutes especes
ct gu d est pref a executor toute commando de
tombes, cavedux de iamille on monuments coa.
cernant sa partie. ....+..
j enploie au choix des families, he marbre Ia
pierre GU ie oo's, ct Sc charge egaIement des
grilles on entouragesd de tombes, soft en- bois SOFT
en- fer. Pour plus ampfes renseignements, s'adres.
ser chez lui a Piattenville a cote de l'Eclise Pa
~roissiale del'Assomption. Ses prix sont DIES plus
modcres. 1'@ s'''*
Plattenville, % o:tobre 1850. ~. [ne,si
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Terms and conditions.

The movable property payable all sums under
ten dollars in march 1852, and all sums over
ten dollars, payable one half in March 1862.
and the other half in m .rch 1853. For the
slave Jean Louis four hundred dollars paya-
BILE in march 1852, and the balance in two equal
instruments, one half in march 1853, and the
other halfin march 1854; for the mulatto roy
palsin, one hundred dollars in march 1862, and
the balance in three equal instalments, one half
in march 1862, and the balance in two eauat
instruments, one half in march 1853 and. The
other half in march 1854. ~7s7th its tss
For the mulatto boy Casimir, fifty dollars
in march 1853, and the other half in march
1854; and for the mnlatto girl Franeoise, one
half in march 1853, AID the other half in march
1850; purchasers TO furnish good and sufficient
security, with special mortgage on said slaves
antlIl paid, and all sums not punctuaIly paid at
maturity, to bear interest at the rate of eigh
per cent per anuum. Is. ,rff =
Assumption, February 4'h 1852.
- a +. Hekn,qun, Sheriff.
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FUNEBRES.

lie soussigne, dams lie but d'stre agreeable
au public, Sc propose de tracer des chemins
an cimetiere. Ainsi les personnes qni de-
sirent avoir des places de choix pour la cons.
tructiOn de tombes on de cavea1.x de GEa9,iI-
lie, sont prices de Sc presenter dams le plus
bref delai, ~ wv
Ii offre ses services po,r la construction
des tombes ct caveaux de famille, ct de tou-
te espece de monument flncbre soft en- mar
bre d1'alie on du pays. II Il un assert men
de dessins an choix de toutes les personnes
qui voudront bien Iui accorder leur confian-
ce. ii a %touiours pour lie service du public
des tombes en- briyue ct en- pierre faites
d'avance. $50
T. L. GUYE, directeur du cimetiere
Donaldsonyille, en- face de PEglise, ai
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k.9ER du Tennessee; de differences dimensions
~ do do a Bouilloire, rivets de dis-
%ferentes dimensions.
%lloches, peles, haches a main, a tcarrir, A
n"cher' ct un assortment ~cornpIet de %qaincail-
lerie. ~
10 barlls De cIous de Boston, cordes en- pitres.
cotton ct %chanvrc. A vendre a bon marche
ponr du compliant.
% avril 1851. RICHARD Ct TEMPLET'.
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION
SUI CcssiOn de fu .J0spDh Con,enu

Succession de fn Joseph Comeaur.
En- vertn dun ordre de vente a moi
adresse par Honorable Ia Cour du
cinquieme District Judiciaire de l'Eta1
de la Louisiana, dans ct pour la parois.
sc Assumption, en- date du fevrier
1852. .a'.
II scra off TT Ell vcntc publiqne. par
A. L. Hickman sheriff de la Paroisse
Assumption, lie jeudi III mars 1852,
a dix heures du matin, sur les lienx, en-
cctte paroisse en- arriere do bayou Corne
les proprietes ci apres dtcrites apparte-
nant a la susdite Succession SAVIOR
Ter Tn moroccan de terre, situe dams
Ia Paroisse Assumption, en- arriere do
Bayou Corne, mcsurant qndrantc trois
arpents de surperfcic, borne dun cote
par IL tcrre de Gnillann,e Mollere ct de
l'antre cote par la terre de Firmin Ian
dry, ensemble ayec toutes les hatisses ct
authorizations qni en- dependent.
2me Tn lot de cotton en- grains, IN lot
de mails, les outils aratoires. Les meu-
bles de MENACE ct Ia Batterie de cuisine.
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AUX P%LANTEURS.

N1rKs I'll CRANE ct QUINE, Eorgerons
49, et Ingeniears Mteaniciens, ont l'hon-
neur d'annoncer au public qu'ils sont mainte-
nant etabIis pres 'habitation de A.. C. McCul-
lum ct quits entire prendront toute espece De
travaux concernant leur profession. II STEM
presseront aussi de r%epondre a la demande des
habitants pour les reparations des machines
4 vapeur, bouilIoires, moulins, ETC., lie tout,
a Jes prix moderes. .aaJ ms
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TERMES EFT CONDITIONS.

lie mobilicr payable toutes sommcs
All dessous de dix piastres, en- mars 1852.
ct tontes somme aH Aesttts tic dix pias
tres, moitie en- mars 1852, ct l'autr
Motto en- mars 1853.
Pour l'esclave Jean Louis. quatre cents
piastres en- mars 1852, ct pour Ia balan-
ce en- deux termcs egaux, Motto en- mars
1853, ct lsautre moitie en- mars 1854.
Pour lie mulatre Valsin cent p~iastres en-
mars 1852, ct la balance en- deux termcs
egaux, Motto en- mars 1853, ct l'antre
moitie en- mars 1854. Pour lie mnIatre
CasImir, %cinquante piastres en- mars
1852, ct la balance en- denx termes egaux
moitIe en- mars 1853, ct l'autre motifs en-
mars 1854, ct pour la mulatrcsse Fran
coise, Motto en- mars 1853 ct I'autre
moitie EN- mars 1854. Les ]acquereurs
,devront fournir des cautions BONES ct
suifisantes, ave. h%ypotheque spectacle sur
les susdits esclaves ; jnsqn'au parfait
Placement, ct tontes sommes qui nc seront
pas ponctnel|ement pay6es aux ech6an-
ces, porteront interat a raison de hut
pour cent par an. .-.--...
Assumption lc 4 %januier 1852.
A. T. HICKMAN.
..... Sheriff.
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TERMES TT CONDITIONS.

LIE mobilier payable toutes sommes
an dessous de dix piast1es en- mars 1852,
ct toutes sommes an dessns de dix pias-
tres, la Motto en- mas 1852 ct rautre
en- mars 1858. .E n5f.
La terre payable en- trois termcs egaux
un tiers en- a 1852, un tiers en- mars
1853, ct lie dcrnier tiers en- mars 1854.
Les acqutreurs devront fournir leurs
biIlets %cantionn6s, payable al bureau du
Gretfier de la Cour de District de cette
paroisse, a NapoleonvilIe, e toutes les
sommes qni ne seront pas ponctue'lemcnt
payees aux %ecbeances, porteront int6ret
aux hnit pour cent par an. La terre res
terra Superintendent hypothequee ~jusqu'au
rarfait Placement "-
Assumption lie 4 ~favrier 1852.
A. +. HICKMAN. ~
~ Sheriff
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VlTRES de $40, lO-l2, ll-I6, l2-2O,
l4-2o; premiere %qualite.
see ffvres mastique, peintures, huiIe ct esprit,
terebenthfne, noir de fumee.-A vendre a bon
marche, pour dn compliant.
Is avril 1851. RICHARD ct TEMPLET.
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THE. THE

THE! THE!
F. soussigne Went de ]recevoir I'm envoi de
sS Thes a~ssortis, importts par la compapnic
connue sous lie nom de Ne,c York Coujou 7Te,
Company, ct l'offre en- vente.
a.. ANDREW G1NGRY,
n2*] Agent de la Compagnie, a Donaldsonv,lle
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION.

Succession de. fen .A"gusle Conspeanr.
En- verln dun ordre de vente 1 moi adres
Sc par Honorable la Cour du Gin,
quieme District Judiciaire de PEta1
de la Louisiana, dams ct pour la pa.
roisse Assumption, en- date du ; fevrier
1852, ...'
II sera off+rt en- vente pubIiqnc, par
A. +. Hickman. sheriff de Ia Paroisse
Assumption, lc Mercredi 10 Mars 1852,
a dix heures dn matin sur les Iieux. en-
cette paroisse, presqne ,is-a-vis rEgliSe
Paroissiale, a environ 4 miles an dcssus
dn village de NapoltonviIIe, les prop,it-
tes CT apres decrites, appartcnant a In
su>ditC Succession SAVIOR
Ter Tn Negro homme nomm6 Jean
Louis, age de 30 ans. 2me ValSin, mt
Iatre aye de 10 ans. 3me Casi,nir, mu-
latre age de aus. 4me FRANCHISE muIa-
tresse ag6c de 2ans. 5me Dcux chevaux
six t6tes dc Batcs a corncs, CINE Une
charrette a BHuls, ct les outiIs aratoires.
Tine Les Mcublcs, It la Batteric dc cui-
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FRESH TE1Stt
.EUST received, a general assortment of the
~ Ne,o- York Canton Tea Company's ceTe-
brated TEAS, and for sale by
ANDREW GINGRY.
Agent for the company
'Donaldsonville La, Sept. IA 1850.
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EsOR SALE Wagons, 2 horse cart
OK cart, dray, iron axles.
10000 Fire Bricks ...... a@
Five tons Tennessee Iron, diferen, sizes,
or sale by RICHARD Il TEMPLET,
n4* Donaldsonville, II Mississippi st
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R.zoRs.--Batbors often tell us that razors pe,
tired of shaving but if laid bs for twenty DAYS they
viii then shave we'll BY scopic cxamina,i.n
il IL found thar the tired razor from long stropping
b, the hand and IN the same directions has the
ultimate particles .ilcs Of its surface or EDGE ali
arranged IN one direction, Ike the edge OF piece Of
cut velvet; but alter months rest, these fbers re-
arrange themselves hcteTogeucolsiv, crossing each
other and presenting a saw-like edge each fiber sup
porting it. fellow aad hence cutting the beard instead
Of hcing forced down iiat without cutting as wheu
laid by. Thcsr ard many other instances are offered
prove that the ultimate particles Of matter are al
ways in motion, and they say that in the process of
welding, the absolute momentum OF the hammer
entang ecn; OF orbits Of motion and hence
a re-arfangemcnt, as in one piece; indeed, in the
cold state, leaf Of gold laid polished surface Of
STEEL and stricken snartly with hammer will have
its PARTICLES forced into the s,ce! permanently
gid it the point Of contact.
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ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA TERRITORY THURSDAY OCTOBER 1852
Little Eva:

UNCLE ToM's GUARDiAr ANGEL.
Words by J. q. Whaer--lMlsic By Emanuel Em.G
Dry thy tears for holy Eva,
With the blessed angels leave her.
Ot the form sweet and fair,
Give to earth the tender care.
For the golden locks Of Eva,
Let the sunny South land give her
Flowery pillow Of rcpose,
Orange bloom aud budding rose.
All is bright and peace with Eva;
There the darkness cometh never,
Tears W ped and te,icrs fall,
Aud the Lord is all IN ALL
Weep more for happy Eva,
Wrong and sin more shall oricsc her,
Care and pain aad weariness,
Lost IN love So measureless.
Gentle Eva, loving Eva,--
Chlid contcsSor.-tr,c believer
Listener at the Masters knee,
''Suier such - come to me!'
Oh, tor l;lith like thine, SWEET Eva,
Lighting All the soemn river,
Aud the blessing Of the poor,
Waiting to the heavenly shore.
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HOPKINS AND BROTHER.

SUCCESSORS or DANIEL HOPKINS,
EEhNE Just opened Ihird-st near Jackson street
general assortment Of family goods ana lnily
groceries, also crUCkery nails and variety OF other
goods such caiicoc shirtng> and meetings. linen
WOODEN and Gotten goOis OF all descriptions; boots and
shoes ot al sizes ana qnaes for men and women bows
aGd girls; also, various qualities Of sugar coffee tea
saerltu., and all sorts Of spices; ready made cioIng
broous. nuts. molassC~, vinegar, pork mackcrel. cod
fish, clothes pins, tobacco Of All quaites aud butter.
lard sters, -four crackers, dried fruit also, window
gl>> aud putty, rope bed cords, powder, shot, caps
bacon soap. candles TACT every thing. We intend to
sell at very small profit for quick pay. Call and cX-
anime for yourselves and try
DANIEl. HOPKINS,
jul5.-l3-Iy. PETER HOPKINS
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GALENA STORE,
w. III. Stiliman & Co.

XAyOILD respectfully inform the citizens Of Saint
w Paul and vicinity, that they have opened in the
lower town fresh ana well selected stock of Groceries
which are supplied every week from Galena and St.
Louis; and which they pledge themselves sell iur cash
as low as be bought north OF Galena Those desir
os of ing retail. will lind their advantage
call and examine their prices.
Constantly On hand--Butter Cheese. Pork, Fish, SG-
gars, Teas Coees and ali articles found in this iiae.
4 A genuine article of Family Flour constantly
hand w. Ii. >. d Co
saint Paul, Aug. 25, 1851. 10
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FIR ESII MEAT.

have arrangement now, for keeping fresh meat
ice in a winter temperatures and rs shall be spar
ing neither OF pains nor money to have the choicest,
beef pork mutton lamb sausages and other varieties,
may send in their servants children, for
Bit of tenderline steak, roast something else that
good and they shall have the best in the shop and
honest weight. My shop, remember, is st. Anthony
street, just a few steps above Fullers story brick
may27-6n VIM. WELLS.
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Et RNiTl X r..

TO buy second hand fliTniturc, too
-gS. - assI much like bu, ing second hand gar
g mcnts We take it for granted that
~ 60 the people If Territory, would
prefer their chairs, waShstands, bureaus
and tables, order, and expressly fer their
,se although old furniture might be bought for less
ney Then think people would rather have arti
ccs made of the timber that grows here i'll the Terrific
~. manufactured by mechanics who have cast
their lot in Minnesota, for better, for worse.
We viii make promptly TO order, whatever articles oi
may be wanted, Of have not what is desir
ed haud) aud will warrant goods better and all
things considered, cheaper, han they can be imported
Undertaking promptly attended 10. -
o.. STEES Il HUNT,
Manufacturers OF Cabinet Ware and Furniture, Third
street, st Paul.
-. Paul, May q, 1852. t-u
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-07
NEW LIVERY STOCK.

ErATTlSON Il BENSON. have purchased, and e,-
pcct earl, in Nav, addition their Livery
stock and elc2ant carriages buegics and
baruuchcs also harnesses and horse furnishings ard
Cgiipaae of the most elegant descriptions
Al SO-an additional stock of fine blooded. we'll bro
horses Query. Ii spritcdn horses come in under
III, quna Law, VIII they he in danger OF being knock
ei III the head?
other stable in the West, of SAINT Louis will be
found ~ complete ours.
VIII our friends aud the public please remember that
at tc Livery Stable in the OF the AIaerican House
AT the upper end of saint PRsl, they all hours.
have such convey b, land wheels on horse.
back, As they may desire,
pATTISON 4 BENSON.
st Paul, Aprl, Is, 1852. 52-if