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PIERS IN THE RIVER.

VuNHE BOOM COMPANY is prepared to make con-
tracts for the immediate construction Of PIERS IN
THE RIVER, to boom fastenngs. Proposals for
building such piers, from in number, will be
now received ut the Minnesota Outfit In St. Paul; and
the contracts given the best bidder bid
dcrs. Jan. a3 4lSt
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PURETALLOw CANDLES,

RE manufactured by the subscribers and warranted
n to be Of the best quality, at IL cents by the box
For use they actually worth twice much A. any
other candles, sold for tzow candles, At Saint Paul.
Terms cash. Candles of our manufacture be found
J. T.. Fullertons Store, the junction OF 1hirt
and Bench streets, the Of Fort aud Walnut
streets.
NJ. CROFT,
49, A. KIRKPATRICK.
81. Paul, Oct. 2, 1851. 24Sm
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ST. PAUL,
Door, Sash, and Blind Mandatory,
Corner Of Fourth and st. Peter streets)
M. WISE r CO.,
ElVER grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
Ia extended 10 them, beg leave to intern the builders
of Paul and the rest of mankind in general that they
always on hand, and preparepared to make any
amount Of Doors, Window Sash, Blinds and Frames to
ORDER short notice in the most durable manner and
At the most reasonable prices for cash. Give call.
December rs, 1851. MICHAEL WISE,
36y JONAS GlSE.
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Attention, Merchants and Business
Men.
Exchange and Opposite ONCE Of
GEORGE w. HARRINGTON CO.,
st. yAnfhonp Street, ST. PauI, s.,.... y.

MONEYS on dcpositc, ard interest allowed on ell
lvl sums deposited for three months and over.
Exchanges the principal cities East and SOUTH for
sale. .ss-s .-
Collections any Of the states promptly attended TO-
Investments made in Real Estate, or otherwise for
persons living Of the Terrtsry in the most advaata
eeous manner
once hours, from 10 to IL o'clock. and from to
o,ciork SSH
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FRENCH u COLLINS,
Auction and Commission House,

MINT PAUL, MIHNESOTA TER.
HAVING received Auctionees's Commission from
IN the Governor Of Minnesota Territory, the under
sigEed have opened Auction and Commission House
on Third-street, Jackson, where viii sell on
Commisson, Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture, and oil
kinds Of merchandise and produce. We believe that the
superior advantages ef ST Paul. market viii be suf
fcieni induccment for busness and manufacturers
NJ distance, 10 send their gooda etc. TO be sold on CON-
mission private sale, suction Our charges
moderate
N. B. Particular attention paid the buying and SELL
ing of real in about Saint Paul. g. Anthony
saltwater. A. h. FRENCH,
r. e, COLLINS.
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III. c. SANFORD,


uyEsPECTrULLY bows 10 the Saint PauI public.
II and invites their ntion his stere,
door east Of the fost-Oce, on Thirdsreet where they
ca" md M" at 'oiSss1 aoSsc osnsy to sell the"
ef every description, including BaoADsLoTHs, sArf-
VETS, JEANS, CAssTxEnEs, TwEEDs, Drills, VII
LIEs and Lawns, Hpxrs and CnAvkIs,
GLOVES, HosiERv, BaowS and Wits
LIsss,, IaeEs, Rlssos., Lose and
CLoTus, GISeHAss, DELAxEs, SILKS, wooLsH
YAss, psIxT., in great variety, Thread, Easias
shirts, Knit and Flannel Drawers,
Buck and Yarn f,ittens, DC
His stock Of goods very iaree embracing all the
Goods Every person here find Just what he wants,
and at prices which suit the rigid economist
and he can rest assured that every article wiz turn out
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Of every description made up expressly for this market
and for this ssason constantly hand cheap fos ready
pay, and no sale without He has complete aassr'-
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,,
consisting part Of Old Hyson Young Hyson and Blsck
Teas, LasnIs, Java and Rio Coaees, n. o., Crushed
Nutmegs Csssis Rice Rsisns saleYatus starch soap,
Chewing sad smoking Tobacco, Candies, OH Fish, etc
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, beautiful and approved styles for L.dis. md
Misses Gents Congress Boots, Calf do, Of the latest
. patterns; Boys' boots and shoes, etc
HAgs AND Cars, in great variety.
WINES, LIQUORS. AND CIGARS,
large assortment such Holland GIN Brandy Of 6if
81 Croix Rum, Jamaica do; Irish whlshey, Barguady
$50, 900 Cissrs, Of every varsity.
PORK and FLOUR constantly ON hand, IN large
Mr. sndfords stock ia large, and he viii be Yecsiving
New Goods constantly in order 70 keep hs assortment
complete. He 10 determined to sell his fooe for ready
pay cheap they can be purchased esewhere. Gvs
him cali. lNovember, lssl-SscyI
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AMRnxCAN HOUSE.

A RODNEY PARKER, late OF the American
Him House, EgSen. Mpss., havingsa lease Of the
large hcfeI AZ the upper end of st. Paul, with
thing in fepse order for the cOnvenenc Of
sisrs boarders, d les desiring furniscd aPsrtmt
respectfully invits his friends and the puulic give
him call, believing that no do much for their
comfort can ~ expected VA country" not yet
supplied with reSuiur markets. 44y
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 20.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 20.
We had no mail beyond Washington this
morning. The weather last nj sht was colder than
ever known here. The Thermometer was deg
below zero. The harbor is cloced with ice. At
Washington the Thermometer marked 2 degrees
below zero.
CHARLEsroN, Jan. 20.
Steamship Pampero sold at Jacksonville on
Saturday by the US. Government for SIS, 0z5.
to Capt. II. c. TemPleton, Of New Orleans.
CHICAGO, Jau. 20.
The Thermometers yesterday morning stood rs
degrees below zero at sunrise. At 8 o'clock last
evening it was 10 degrees below. This morning
at sunrise it al zero, with eight fall Of snow
this afternoon.
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DEYARMAN & FISHER,

n 7 the celebrated FREMONT HOUSE,, Bench street,
IA Saint Paul, prepared to receive BOARDERS at
$500 per week, or day bosrders without lodging Al
$2,50. They also keep Bar, supplied with prime Ii
nors and cigars and will be ready, at all times day and
night provide gentlemen ladies with any refresh
they may want, that then in market; such
pigs feet oysters, sardines tripe venson, buffalo
tongues, CATFISH alamode, elk steaks trout snipe
end wOodcOck, partridge prairie grouse, and whatever
they can find at the time being in our market.
June rs, 1851 l0-1y
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THE AMERICAN SALOON.
TuNHIS establishment, we'll sacked with every
u variety Of Liquors, Cigars, Oysters, &c, will be
kept constantly open for customers by the firm of
F. HARDY,
Nov. Z, 1851. 3-30y J. W. BABCOCK
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ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE.

On Third Street, two doors teio,s HabasAas.
TINE subscribers having received large additions
IL their former stock and assortment, prepared
adyunee an E.stern nr;css W. han .Issy. Zen 81
hand large stock Of
CARPENTERS AND JOINERs' TOOLS,
Bench and. moulding Planes Socket trimer chisels,
Hand panel and rip saws, Gougss, rules, 4 squares,
AIDES, hammers and hatche,s, Plumb and Levels,
Augers, braces and bits, Wood&iroB bench screws
Chalk lines, speols, etc. etc.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS.
Locks istches and bolts House bells and carriages
Butts and screws, all sses, Hooks staples psdIocks,
Bell pulls and door Knockers Hat snd hoeks, etc.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
shovels spades and hoes, Forks and grain cradles,
Rskes and snaihs, Garden rakss, hoes, etc.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Mill and cross cut SAWS, Nails, brads md spikes.
Axe sand axe helves, Stone hammers and picks,
Cast Steel oil sizes, Mattocks and wedges,
Blister and German, do do, Iron wire, all sizes,
Ok, log and trace chains Iron rves and kettle ears,
Anvis and hammers, Well wheels, jack screws,
Cow sheep and OK bells Crindstoncs, friction rollers
Wrought nails steelyard, Hooks and hinges washers
Circular all sizes, Bake ovens, skil'ets, etc.
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
Hames pad trees, ETC., Brass and silv'd ornaments,
Roller buckles, hsrness do, Brass nails, rosetes,
Brass pad hooks and terrets Snsers and mueen bits
Jap'd do do DO Swivels and pad screws,
and sv'd rings, Thread, avis varDsh etc.
Jap'd and breast snaps Brass and iron srrups,
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE,LOOK.
ING GLASSES, LAMPS, FANCY
GOODS, AC., &C.
Table& dessert kniyes& forks, Sad irons and stands,
Plated forks butter knives, Boilers and xaucepans,
do table and tea spoons, Brass kettles, pie plates,
Brittania and iron do do, Dust pans, spitteOns, -.
Blasting Spoons and ladies', Brass iron iapd candks
Cake turner's waffle irsns Walters, snuer trays
Spring balances chop'g Curtain pins bands, etc.
Looking glasses all sizes, anherns and lard lamps,
Solar Lamps, do do Brass&iron show sdk tongs,
Side and hanging, do, britannia ware,
Tea BELLS Selves ETC., Gridirons and tea Kettles,
Wood saws and ehop'g axes, Coffee mills, etc.
Pen and pocket knives, Shaving soap. brushes, etc.
Razors, scissors and shears, Combs, purses, ETC.,
Powder horns, TASKS, etc, Spectacles etc,
Bullet moulds, gun tubes.
SLEIGH BELLS: SLEIGH BELLSH
Martnfale straps, so bells, Double. body straps,
do do IS do, Single do do
Neck do rough and polished, Loose bells all sizes
Qr As we are determined to sell for Cash only.
our facilities for obi tanning goods the Eastern markets
will enable us to offer inducements purchasers that
cannot be found elsewhere.
J. McCLOUD,. Jr., Il co.
st. Paul, Oct. O. 1851. 24-6m.
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"GOING 1T ALONE!"
ENRED. HARDY, is now sole proprietor of the Amer
II lean Saloon; and being no longer In company, Is
therefore the less anxious to company being
prepared at all times to treat them with "the best he
has in his shop"
st. Paul. January 90 ls52-40tf
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BOARDING HOUSE.

CHARLES CREEK has opened Boarding
~ House in the west end of the celebrated Fremont
House, on Bench street, where he will make Cash LODI
gers and Boarders comfortable he possibly at
$500 per week. NOV. 1851 32y
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UTTON.

A Ii ersons are cautioned not TO buy note dated
n Dec, 1881 for thirty dollars, drawn By Elias Nc
Keap Joseph Mcknight said note having been given
for property sold by said Mcknight to his own,
but which really belonged snoher person. As there
considc therefore, for said note. shall not
pay II. ELIAS MckEAN.
saltwater, IAN. IS, 1855. A ~ t- 4l2t
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DOWN RIVER MAIL.

OOWN RIVER NAIL
VWILOUGHBY POWERS are now proprictors
w Of the Down River Mail Line between ST. Paul,
Prairie du Chen and Gaens and win make two regular
tr:ps each week. to wit: leaving 81 Paul on Mondays
and Thursdays at O'Clock A. NJ and Prairie da Chen
the days and the hours; through in four
and half days. Fare els 90. ~
Jan. %, 1858. sd E5f# 8 ~ ..E
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Hkotels ami Connepanees.
.. c. BURBANK. W. L. FAECRrTR. ". y. RICE.
MINNESOTA EXPRESS

PA SSEN G Err AND MAIL LII We
HN0NNECTING q, Gaiens with the American Ex
~ press Company, TO and from Saint Paul and all the
principal towns aud cities In the United States and Eu
ropeserniweekly over the land TO Galena, with
branches TO the river towns for the conveyance Of ras
sengers Light Freight and valuable Packages Collection
Of Notes, Bills, Drafts &c; transportation of money
purchase OF every description Of merchandise. &C.
Competent messengers will travel nstantIy the
whole route and transact business every Of any
importance between Saint Anthony and Galena both
the river and interior land route.
The propnetors hold themselves responsible for ali
moneys goods entrusted their care. Passengers
may alse depend upon being conveyed in speedy and
comfortable manner
BURBANK, FANCErTE & CO., Propretsrs
Agencies and Offices.
Messrs. G. r.. RICE Il Co., 81. Paul.
j. H. STEVENS q Co., st. Anthony.
CHURcTLL & NELSON, Saltwater.
3. SrEELg, Esq, Fort Smelling.
J. M. WHALEy, Willow River.
F.M. RuBLEE & Co., Prairie La Crosse.
b. w. BRfsBoIs, Prairie du Chen,
J. BnooKEs, Esq, Gaicna-
November H. 1851. 81
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TIME undersigned, having been appointed by the Pro-
- bate Court for the county Of Washington, Terrific,
~ Of Minnesota commissioners receive examine and
adjust all claims and demands against the estate Of Hen
~ Maekey late of Washington county, deceased here
by give notice they will attend the business Of
their appointment at the Office Of the Register Of Deeds
In saltwater the last Mondays of the months Of Feb
ruary and April All persons having claims against
said estate, requested to present The same,
times above mentioned, properly authenticated,
.t---t- JNO. s. PROCTOR,
feaa WIN. w. AOLCOMBE.
saltwater, Jan. Is, 1851. 404t
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THE WORLDsS PAIN.

Asst night, we wore At the ball; where were
IL gratihed to zee how well the ladies Of D. Paul ap-
pear In the various styles Of elegant goods which Il has
been pleasure 10 cell in this Again
invited to call and make further purchases
There many of eegances In the way Of apparel
that have made their upon shelves
and counters while still continue 10 sell also, all
assotments Of staple goods, a. uncxamped low prices
Call every time, upon n. CURRAN CO.
Saint Paul, Jan. 20, 1852. H-H
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BLANK BOOKS.
NOTICE.

IL PERSONS having unsettled accounts with ID.
"A L. FULLER, are hereby notihsd NAT thsy
must call and sdust the same by the 2oth OF TINS month
D. J.. FULlEn.
Saint Paul, December I, 1881. SsN
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BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
A Nd DRAFTS all parts OF the United States, u
M.s w isl ISL '"e "'''' CHAs. W. poRuP. Z
|, z-ly.
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CARPET WEAVING.

CARPET WEAVING.
VUyHE SUBSCRIBER, at the Of Fifth and Min
nesota Streets, st. Paul, Is prepared rag
Carpets, equal in appearance TO ingram Carpets
very low price, Any sort Of old garments may be used
up more economically in this way, than In any other
and there IL scarcely a family that may not In a short
tme save enough in this way for handsome and dura
BILE carpet. EDWARD ID. WALTERS.
January l, 1852. sly
P.s. Carpets hand for sale; and all sorts of ass
bought Or exchanged for Carpets.
WRAPPING PAPER
ar ALL sizes used by Druggists, Grooers, &C., for
u sale cheap by COMBS,
Next door u farrina tons
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BUILDING CONTRACT.
HUlCKOx q KELLOGG intend 70 build q Drug
III Store corner Of Third and Cedsr streets, good
huding Cor the construction Of which, they invite pro-
~ agreed upon and specified in contract. 4l2t
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New Goods and New Prices, at the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.

MULLER has just opened for exhibition at his
II NEW BRICK STORE, directly opposite his old
stand, large and splendid assortment Of Dry Goods.
Clothing Indian Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Glassware
and Crockery Boots and shoes, Hats and Caps and In
da Rubber Goods; with every article usually called for
In Western Establishment, which he offers Al whole
sale and RETAIL prices much reduced. Merchants In
the Indian trade ad every article they wsh in
the trade aud with the that the charges win
be moderate and satisfactory. Orders az all times
be filled 10 any amount
To the Ladies', we would say we have few pieces OF
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ue MONEY TO LOAN fe d
n Good security. Apply ~ my Office, near the Low
" or Steam Mill. CHAS H. CAKES. .
81. Paul, jan -, ie5e. - APT
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THE STONE STORE.

THE STONE STORE.
Nsw Goods at Lou Prices.
II w. SIMPSON, cerner of Third and Roberts streets,
- has just received entire stock Of Dry Goods
Boots Il Shoes, hats, Caps, Hardware, Woodenware,
1ueenswsTs etc furniture large s.oca LIAR arm mp.s
tention Of purchasers.
June &c, 1851. QO
L pale Cognac, Fourth Proof and Baldwn's Amer
Brandy; Bourbon Whiskey, Gin, Rum, For sale
low by june 26-(l0) J. w. SIMPSON.
CRocERIEs-Tea, Sugar, Coffee, S. H. Mol.sses,
june Is. ~ no To- WV Lw SIMPSON
KErcHups, pspper..uce, Pickles, Preserves, Sauces,
1a.s Brand, .s Ohsr' 40 etc. lGw 81 syyxpsox
A large lot of Bedsteads constantly hand and for
n sale by june 1910 J. W. SIMPSON.
BACON, Hams, shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, always
p 5nn on ~ saHs and Tor f ;sl' by Nv SIMPSON
IlAMILY FLOUR; Eksder extra and other brands;
June Is: '- G@ JW SIMPSON.
fine assortment Of and shoes polka, ba.kins,
"A bootees MISSES boys and childrsns shoes, which
june rs. 40 JIM SIMPSON.
READY made clothing, large lot; isr : sIM s
EvRESH butter and eggs, corn meal western reserve
June rs: QO NV. SIMPSON.
HOOKING stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
~ June 70. y. W.cfHFSON' -
UDURE and No. l. lead glass, putty and nails always
June n e. s-''' '' J.W. SIMPSON,.
- CHEAPER THAN EVER!!
UNHE subscriber would respectfully announce 10 the
he has received and selling the best stock Of goods
that be found in "hese dggns" certain, and will
continue TO sell cheaper and profits, than any In
this Territory, either wholesale or RETAIL for cash and
nothing shorter It consists in part Of the following
DRY-GOODS
A and suueriOr assortment of Iadiess Fine
Dress Goods, such Prints, Alpacas Ginghams, De-
Laines Thbet Cashmeres French Merinoes etc. Also,
good Of shawls wells, hoods, scar gloves
Hosiery Msntlas, Laces, Edgngs, Bennett and Cap Rib
bons flowers pins, needles and combs Of great variety
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
consisting Of overcoas dress and frock coats, pants
vests Jackets under and ovsrshrs knit and flannel
drawers eounty made socks, etc. Also, extensive
LADIES' SHOES AND BOOTS,
Of every variety and price, together with good sssort
Calf Kip Cum elastic and Patent Leather shoes; Boys
Youths Chdrens and Misses shoes and beos in great
| abundance. Also, good assertment of
HATS AND CAPS,
consisting Of Fur, Cloth, and plush for and
Cloth and glazed caps for boys fur silk and Buena Vista
QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE,
Hardware and Cutlery, Drugs and Medicines Groceries
and Provisions, ETC., all Of which, (and the half has
mehtoned) will be sold extremely low for cash.
n we are going Of the trade in the spring Please
examine our steck before making your purchases, and
mined wage OF termination against high prices.
Store Third street, between Roberts and jackson It,
| Il. NJ. SPENCER.
| ST. Paul, November, 1851. y
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CASH FOR HIDES.

uvHE highest market price will be paid in Cssh for
u Green and Dry Hydes also Deerskins
A. e. COLLINS & CO.
n. Il, We have removed our Leather Store and
Harness shop 10 tina new building, opposite Rice and
Hzney's Store. Szy
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STATIONERY
PAPER HANCINGS.

PAPER HANCINGS.
WY s. COMBS, Corner Of Saint Anthony and
w Capitol streets, has just received new lot Of
rich and beautiful Parloi, Hail. and Chamber Wall Pa
pers borders curtain papers and nre-board prnti ell
OF which will be sold Al the lowest prices Call and
at the Franklin Book Store. Say
AUCTION NOTICE.
THEREAFTER evening sales will be held every
III Mondsy, Wednesday and Saturday. We will sell
Clothing Dry Goods and In fact, little OF every thing
FRENCH 4 COLLINS, Auctioncers.
December II, 1851. 34t4
Attention, Merchants and Business
Men.
TIME subscriber Offers his services to close and draw
or balance sheets Of books entrusted to HIS ehsrge,
with and fidelity; ALSO open sets Charges
moderate. Apply TO w. g. COMBS,
Practical Bookkseper and accountant, next deor TO
FarrinstonS.
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SAINT PAUL TO FORT RIPLEY.
KKyE now undertake TO carry through the mail, reg
w ularly between g. Paul and Fort Ripley, and to
convey passengers, In comfortable stagcs leaving St.
Paul regularly, every Monday morning nine O'Clock,
with the mail and with any passengers Express bust
Entrusted 10 care between ST. Psal and Fort
Ripley. CoRBITT.
Jam %. Att
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BRANDY.

BRANDY.
hid you observe in what fine spirits all the company
IL was last night! How do you account for il!
Fine spirits! They in fine spirits! The fine spirits
in them, rather! They had taken some Of SlOan's
superatve brandy, the best liquor in the world That
accounts for the milk in the cocoa-nut" 1t IL bad
to make, of good brandy but for medical pur
poses, Ii Is truly invaluable
ST. Paul, January ~, l652-St40
A. L. LARPENTEUR,
selling of his extensive stock Of goods Of all de-
Il scriptiOns, at
COST!
Those who bargains for cash, may have them, in
the purchase Of all sorts Of goods. Come soon and
come all.
January, Is, 1852. SO
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On Third Street, ttDo doors tet0,c HabashGe.
TINE subscribers having received large additions
IL their former stock and assortment, prepared
furnish any articles in the HARDWARE line al small
advunce on Eastern prices. We shah always keep on
hand O large stock of
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SLEIGH BELLS!!

Double body straps,
Single do do
ed, Loose bells, all sizes.
d to sell low for Cash only,
goods in the Eastern markets
TO purchasers that
J. McCLOUD,, Jr., Il co.
24-6m.
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NOTICE.
TURING my absence. until about the first Of April,
IL the business Of my Insurance Agency, for the Etna
Company, will be transacted by c. Babcock, Esq, at
the ONCE Of the Register Of Deeds Third street. St.
Paul. r. R. NELSON.
81. Paul, January q, 1852. 4O-4t
NOTICE 10 hereby given, that application has been
IN made BY seth NJ. Sawyer, to the Probate Court
Washington county, Minnesota Territory for letters oil
on the Of John NJ Sawyer deceas-
ed late of said county, and that said application will be
heard and decided my Office in Saltwater, in said
county, on Monday, the 18th day of February next
49, -,.s HARVEY WILSON,
Judge Of Probate, Washington county.
Saltwater Ian 96th. 1872. Al 81
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STATIONERY..Them members Of the Legislature
- will end fine assortment Of stationery at
WIS. COMBS Book Store,
Next door to FarringtOn's brick.
Saint Paul, Jan. 8, 1852. 3SL0
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FRESH SMOKED HAMS.
TDEY 4 FARMER, Offering the choicest, most
h delicate, hne-navcred hams, that went any
where cheap for cash-much cheaper and better living
Jan. 10Th. ys 4ln
NEW STORE IN ST. PAUL
uOHN n. STEVENS Il CO., are about TO open
- extensive stsck Of goods, Third street, which
they will invite the particular attention Of pur
chaser and the public by extended advertisement in
the columns Of the Pioneer, next week.
Jan. g. Ait