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Mechanics Union Association.

Office, No. /, Goodrchs Building, SPRINGFIELD, Mass
NJ. b. DEAN, President,
william PArToN, G. T.. WooD. r..,c
II. b. JUDKiNs, -" N'''
yKUIlS is Association of WOrkngmcn aud others.
u for the MUTUAL assistance Of each other H. OF
sickness accident.
Ey the payment Of The following annual deposits
will become Life Member, and be entiii, j To 4 weekly
benefit during life, if should bc sb ed by kucss
accident from attending Ordinary business
occupation. FEMALES insured against sickness
q both sexes.
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sAINTPArLTO FORT RIPLEY

M T. now undertake to through the mail, reg
w ulary, between st. Paul and Fort Ripley, ani 10
convey passengers, comfortable stages, leaving ST
Paul regularly, every Monday morning ocloe k,
with the mail and with any passengers EN press bust
ness ntrnsted to our care, between ST. PAM and Fort
Ripley. CORBIrT.
Jan. 2o. 4Itf
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REOTY.ESS

It fcr people To expect prosperity, who the
n bad economy Of buying vvr.tched sale BIO. Is and
shoes, when they can find genuine custom made work;
both sewed ana peggcd' womens shoes, gentlrftn's
course ana fine boots custom made honor, th.
best material neAt door to Dr. Barbour's Apuaecarv
saOp and nearly opposite the Post Office Third street
St. Paul; where may awas End, ready take Your
M assure. when in, JOHN QUINN.
T. :. Prices fine calf boots SC 0o sec .nd quality
- 50; hest Kip, s So best brogans, - 90.
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ExAeGERarloS.-lf, there be any one
mannerisin that is universal among man
kind, it Is that of coloring TOO highly The
the things we describe. We cannot be con-
tent with simple relation Of truth: we
must exargerate, we must have a "lis'e too
much red in the brush'' Who ever heard
Of dark night that was not ''pitch dark ?"
of a stout man that not Gas strong rs
horse - or a niry road that was no. sup
t. the knse?" We would walk "ffty miles
OF foot" to see that man who never carica-
lures the subject on which he speaks. Blu.
where - such man TO be found! From
rosy morn 10 dewy eve," in conversation
we are constantly ou.raainG truth. lfsome-
what wake!ul ia The night, scarcely had "A
wink Of sleep;" if our sleeves &c. little
damp III q shower, we are as "wet as il
dragged through brook" il hreeze dow
up while we are in the chops Of The chan
nell" the waves are sure To ''run mount aims
high" aud it a man grows rich, we all say
"he rolls in money!" No later Than yester-
day a friend who would shrink from " iliul
misrepresentation, told is hastily as he
passed, TINT The newspapers had "nohing
but advertisements"
We know a man who invariably reads
while eating his dinner. The sale - never
set unless book Is placed beside his plate.
When he leaves the house in the morning he
trls his wife to have Tennyson and ,otns-
toes for dinner ,or Shakespeare and "smo,h-
cred chickens" Bacon md pork an,i
greens; Burton and bu,terrd beans, CARLYLE
aud calls head, ths Ednbarg Review
and turtle soup. etc. He is SO arden, an
aitnirer Of the Rylstone Doe'. that he
can, eat ve"'son without a copy of W orJs-
worth in his hand.
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NEW GOODS.

VBHE subscribers are i'll receipt Of their fan stock,
IL which Is open and ready fer the inspection of
dealers The stock large has been BOUGHT on the,
most advantageous TERMS anu viii be Offered AT lower
prices than the quality Of goods have ever been
SOLO al III this market They respectfully invite the at
tenon OF purchasers al wholesale before making their
winter purchases, they think thcy offer induce
inenis to buyers never before held them in tho
Northwestern country The following articles will TO
found comprised III their stock.
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IHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH IN MEN,
co.-A parry OF Americans have put up
1t iinc of magnetic telegraph from the CITY OF
al Mexico To Napolucun, a distance of one
hundred and fifty miles, or half way down
10 Vera Cruz, 10 which it is 10 bc extended
IA less than than three months time. The
lane already up Is doing "a very fair bust
ness, the receipts averaging $35 per day,
and the expenses about SIS. These re-
e. pts Will be largely increased when the line
Is finished TO Vera Cruz. Another line is
m contemplation from the city of Mexico
10 Acapulco, on the Pacific, 500 miles fur
lher, y hich will connect the Atlantic aud
Pacific. This will he a highly important
connection, considering our California uos-
-e,>lonS Oh the Pacifc.
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GROCERIES,,
At WhOleSalc and Retail.

AN Roberts Street, Saint Paul door TO the
~ Worlds Fair. The subscribers, believing that
Gocs be sold Saint Paul, wholesale, cheap
they he sold at any place above 81 Louis, have
opened large stock of
GROCERIES,,
OF the best descriptions for family use. which they will
sell for cash at smell profit by retail and by
Wholesale, prices such will all retail
IN Minnesota 10 bny goods their store. Among
the leading articles which shall Offer will be- (he-
sides every other Kind of goods usually found in large
Grocery Establishment, whether here enumerated
not,) the following
Flour, of various brands Sugar and Molasscs, all
kinds; Coffee, Tea, Tobacco and Salt; Salt Fish, oys-
tiers, Saidincs, etc Butter, Cheese, Lard and Oil
LlQUORS--such Brandy, Wine, Gin, Whisky,
Champagne
FROVISIONS--consisiips Of Pork Hams, Bacon,
Dried Fruit, etc.
Pat mi Buckets Glass, Nails. Putty, Shot Matches
Cand Soap, Brushes, Brooms and great varcty OF
other goods. REY d FARMER.
Paul. October @. 1851 25-tF
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Wholesale Grocery and Iron store.
IN connection with our stock Of SLIGO lros, We
i offer large stock of Groceries and Provisions. We
would call the attention Of up-country merchants, and
dealers generally TO our stock, which embraces
every thing Liquors excepted in the Grocery and Pro-
vision line
We propose selling for cash at Gaena market prices,
adding of trans portaton, and believe that
supply boarding house keepers AMI families good
terms as they can purchase below.
Our stock has been selected with care that
WARRANT The quality OF all articles sold by
EtCGA RS--t;ommon Brown, Refined, A, d and c,
- Crushed AND Powdered b, the barrel, at
MARSHALL. Cos.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. syrup, sngar-honse and
IVA Plantation, at MARSHALL q Cos
" lies M.4 Cos.
COFFEE and TEAS, orevery kind, at
EVLOUR--Jasrer, Extra and superhne, at
UJORk--Clesr Mess, just put up las, week snpe
n riOr article for families, M Co.'S
SALT--of ever, Kind and in any quantity, al
- M Co.'S
nfL--Lnseed, Dleached, Lamp and Lard Oil, at
" M$COs
EsANDLES--spcrm, Star and Mould, at
u ma Cos
WIZ LEAP ;, T"rpen'ins Putty w"""s ING. and
xHyiNDow Glass and Nails, Tobacco, Goldfish
w Mackerei Butter and Cheese, Axes, Clocks, Corn
Baskets, Looking Glasses, Gro Bars Luck Mts, Grain
Brooms, Crackers, Axe Helves sud almost every thing
that can be naned including Plows and peppersagce,
Tor sale MARSHALL d Co.'S
Saint Paul. October 49, 3-28
POSITIVELY AT ST. LOUIS PRICES.
cheap Cash Store, for FaH and Winter TrGds.
n T.. FULLERTON has now received and opcned his
- autumn & winter stock comprising OF the best
selected assortments Of Ready made Clothing, Prints
Sanets, Boots, Shoes Fancy Goods, &c, brought
tn Minnesota He would respectfully invite Farmers
and others visiting St Paul pay him visit he
determined to retain the name which his establishment
has So long held, Of "Cheap Cash store"
CLOTHING.
The following n few Of the articles on hand:
EAtra fine black dress coats Black satin vests
do froCk do Figured do
Black and brown do Black silk do
Blown linen do Fine Black Pants
Tweed do do Cashmere do
Fine Linen Shirts Flannel under shirts
Bingham do Cotton and wooden hose
Hickory do of all Sizes and
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems & BOYS thick boots Morocco slippers,
do do do shoes Ladies' CATERS.
Congress and cali boots, ladies' and Misses shoes.
GROCERIES,.
consisting of Teas, Cohces Sugar, Rice, Sugar House
Moasse>, sperm Candles Dried Apples, Peaches, Soap
Tobacco, s;aersus, Starch, Goldfish Mackerei China
mon. Nutmeg., Cloves, Peppermint, ard Pepper Sauce
Also, an assortment of Wooden Ware consisting OF
Tubs and Buckets Washboards Clothcs'pins dc. All
for sale cheap for cash. No trouhe show goods.
his door the Pioneer office and book
N b. Large supplies OF Flour, Oats, Corn, and Po,a-
toes always on hand.
November, 1851. ll-,f
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ME BOOK OF THE SEAsON.-A new and charm
. ing volume Of natural hstory--episodes Of in,scs
c ps Acnea Dones'ca FIRST series insect Of spriaas
second series, insect Of summer r BQOtK ~
Galcna. Oct. 10, 1852
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south West coTneT OF ROberts aud ThiId streets,
RE selling of the balance Of their Stock Of Wines
IN AMI Liquors at and charges, which is much
lower than they could be bought in Galena
Their Stock consists of the following viz: Port and
Malaga Wines. BranJes OF dif!tren. brands pure
Holland Gin Swan brand also American Brandies az.
GINS old Nong's Whiskey, old Copper snd do.
Those wishing 10 purchase, would find il to their adj
vantage TO call and examine before purchasing else
where, they anxious to close the above and win
oi!e. great bargains for CAsg
st. Paul, Feb. II 1852. 4aff
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MILLIN cry.

NKS. MEKkICk has just received direct from,
Avn the East grea; va.iey Of satin Bonnets: al,c
splendid assortment of Velvets, satins silks Pushes
hiboons, howers, Tabs Ruohes Pumes in great yariey
french worked collars and cuffs black sk Iaces fron,
i-2 inch to 2 yard wide; in fact every article usually
Kept In MiLIINsRy ESTABLISHMENT, and She would
invite the citizens Of Saint Paul and the Up
River towns to give me all
MANTAU.MAKINC
In connection with the above done M the shortest
uce, ana IN ~orkmanilse msnner Mrs. NJ il confident
III saving that In neatness Of 1t and work she /.
not supposed Dress Trimming. Of every Kind On had
and for sale. Give me a call, W ~
MARY MERRICK
Rooms over j. Brooke's Book Store, Gulena s-eSy
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Tamn amn INSURANCE apenetes.
q A. !. pAKER. NORRIS HOBART. GEO. W. PRESCOTT
LA ID A & T. n Cf.
RAKEU HOBART a PRESCOTT
,ty,ce on Third street, 81. Paul. NJ


BAKER, HOBART, Il PRESCOTT.
Once on Third street, ST. Paul. M. L.
VIII give careful attention the duties Of their Of
fee, general land Agents One of the firm has for
thirty years been resident of the North West and will
devote his time to personal observation OF the situation
and character Of the lands in the Territory. Office open
at all hours OF the day town lots bought and Sold
paid ancng the collection OF debts aud letters of
inquiry promptly attended to.
ReFERENCEs.--lllinois Grant Goodrich, Esq, Chca-
go; Hon. Wn Thomas, Jacksonville Col. Bradford,
Sprngfeli; Hon. Lewis Ross, Lewston John Spencer,
Esq, Rock Island; Rev, !. Is. Randall, Alton; Judge
Mnshali Rush Vile. Indiana: Rev. b. T. kavanaush,
indianapolis. Michigan: Hon. 6. l.. Pomeroy, Lenawee
Co; Col. Hickson, Washtcnaw Go. Minnesota: Hon.
A. Goodrich; Hon. N. M'Lean; Rev. c. Hobart.
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
OTIS in st. Paul proper and in Whitney and Smiths
IL Addition, finely situated for residences and for busi-
ness, for sale on terms Ia suit customers
~ We ARE also prepared TO buy town property.
JOEL WHITNEY,
d. A. J. BAKER.
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=. CRAWFORD g. co.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DnUGGIsrs,
81 Main Street, Galena.
"AfE just received a fu supply of Drugs Mcdi-
Il cines, Pants, Oils, Dye-stdns, Window Glass
Glassware Putiy etc, etc They will constantly re-
ceSng supplies Of ie above and articles in their
line, and would call the attention of these wishing IA
purchase, as they offer 10 sell at 81. Louis prices
Gaena Oct. 9. 1851. %,
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II. NEWHALIr 4 CO.,
NOW READY.

vv\hE NEW SINGING BOOK FOR CifOIRS and
T. sCHOolS--The Psai,nsta. Choir Mclodies-be-
ing an extensive collection new and available Church
h"sc, together with some Of the choicest selections
H" inc former publications. Of the authors for Choir
ana congregational Use, by Thomas Hastings aud vii
lam H. bradbury For sale by the single copy
10y gR0OKrx
t,acna OCt. &. ISL
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DAVCyERR EoTypES

VAR JARVIS, who is disposing Of his Stock in the
~ Art as last possible will take Pictures lower
prices than were ever known before The Wet and
such ~ are easily portable by mail, any par Of 'hc
world.
What think You Of good Pictures AT 81 so,
81. Paul, Feb, S. lS52 42-tC
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MEAT FOR THE >f,Ir.JOy.

M VI: WELLS. at his meat market, Upper end
OF ~ Paul, has for sale the latest, fenderert
bee ard the best fresh pork, offered for sale in ST.
will YOU e,S ''
nave also Candles, Tripe, Pigs Feet: Head Cheese,
and rather better sausages than any links eve, b,ors
offered in 81. Faul.
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EXpRE SS NOTICE

I'M u k.SS NVTECF
MIR. BURBANK will leave ST. Paul for Galena az
~ Messenger, ever. other Monday, commencing the
26tt inst.
The Company have made arrangements with M.ssr.
Corwth Of calcna, by which persons wishing 10 remit
money TO England, ireland or Germany, be
nlodateG
BURBANK, FAWCETrE 4 CO.
St Paul Eeh. II
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/ Col. Smith, the whig nominee for Gov
! ernor Of Rhode Island, has declined.
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DrucE.-This is said to he popular
name for the Devil. Few, perhaps, who
make use OF the expression, deuce take
YOU" particularly those Of the softer sex,
accompanying it with a gentle pat of the
fan, cannot I've supposed to mean any i'll by
it, are aware that il 10 synonymous TO send
ing you to the Devil. Dusius WAS an an
Glen, popular name for kind of demon or
devil among the Gauls, so that this say ing,
,hs meaning Of which SO few unders,and,
has at least its antiquity TO recommend II.
IL is Wholesome AMI brncing for the mind
20 have its faculties Kept on the stretch. II
is like the effect Of walk in Switzerland
upon the body. Reading an essay OF Ba.
cons, Toe instance,or chapter of Aristotle,
or of Batter, ii il lie well aud though,iully
read, is much like climbing up hill, land may
10 one the same sort of good. Set the tor.
toisc TO run against the hare; and even if he
does not oyertake it, he viii DO more than
ever he did prev,ously-Inore tban he would
ever baye thought himself capable Of doing.
Set the bare to run with The tortoise; he
falls asleep.
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Galcna ADVERTISEMENTS.
WAR EAGLE MILLS.

GaIena, ITTihOIs.
TIME Subscribers having completed their new steam
Il Mill under the above name, situated below the
lower Bridge, In city Of Gaena beg leave Gull the
attention OF dealers in Minnesota their stock Of Flour
always hand, feeling confident that they will be able
10 supply them upon favorable, if not favorable
terms than any mill which has sold Hour to the up
country.
f. HEMPSTEAD l. co.
~ Z.hI
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EDWARD MEAD.
EXPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER,
81 Main, corner Of Pine street, st. Louis
rs now receiving, direct from Europe and Eastern
Il manufacturers, very large assortment Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Of description and price; jt~eiFy Of the latest
fashion. aud elegant goods;
Sii,NER-PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE;
pocket and table cutlery razors, razor strops, 81.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
sions gnitars claronets flutes accordiOns violin and
guitar strings; also large assortment of
CALIFORNIA GOODS;
double and single barrel guns, rifles -rd yacer, Cots
aud Aliens eyolverS, rifles anE belt pistols e.
d. and Ely proof perC lsson Caps, powder hors
shot bags goggles spy glasses, pocket Gcpasses, ink
stands, gold pocket scales, &c.
DAUGUERREOTIpES STOCK,
large and picte assortment NIL hand.
The above goods we'll laid in, and ill be sold a,
very low prices.
ST. Louis. Feb. L. lS52. 16-tE
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New Goods and New Prices, at the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.

MULLER has just opsDed for exhibition at his
II NEW BRICK STORE, directly opposite his old
Clothing, Indian Goods, Hardware, Cutlery. Glassware
and Crockery, Boots and shoes, Hats aud Caps and In
da Rubber Goods; with every article usually called for
in Western Establishment, which he Offers At whole
sale and retail prices mnch reduced Merchants in
the Indian trade find every article they may wish, in
the trade aud with the that the charges will
be moderate and satisfactory. Orders all times
be filled To any amount
To the Ladies, we would say, we have u few pieces Of
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PAINTING.

CHERMAN L. MOREY. on Fourth street ST
- Paul. near the middle ol town, in the building Of
Mr. Knox, stairs, may be found ready To attend 10
Painting i'll all It's departments House pa.nting sign
painting, carriaee aud ornamental painting, ali done
promptly and with paints Of the quality five
10 our work in sovenly, mworkmanlike manner we
DO not expe. TO get business in the town Of
st. Paul. 34y SHERMAN 4 MOcEN
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ST. PAUL,
Door, Sash. and Blind Mandatory.
(COrnes of Fourth and 81. Peter Streetsl
L.,

(COrnei OF Fourth and -. Feter Streetsl
M. WISE: CO.,
UNVER grateful for the liberal PATRONAGE bere,oe,-o
L. extended 10 them, beg leave infarn the bi,derx
Of ST. Paul AMI the Of mankind in general that tbev
always hand and prepare pared TO make nny
amount cf Doors Window SASH Blinds and Frames n
order at short notice IN the durable manner and
at the most reasonable prices for cash Give us call,
Decemner %, io3l MICHAEL WISE
Ses JONAS else
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Galeua advertisements.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOK

No. 20 Main street, Gaicna, :. ia.
JOSHUA BROOKES,
Dealer in Books, Stationery aud Pope, HanginSs
HAVING just completed his Fail pu~,' in the
H East, now offers for the inspection Z. PERSONS
wishing to purchase either ia large small u sIties
complete assortment Of SCHOOL, MisCELLaNE;es, Law
AND MEDICAL Books, Music Books, and Musical Instru
ments Bulkbooks ia quantity, ard made order
all standard works in THEOLOGICAL MEDICAL SCI
EScg Their editions Of Bibles and Prayer Books, in
every variety Of and binding
Country merchants, Public Libraries and the trade
supplied on terms and the public generally,
@; as low rates al any establishment in the West
II Highest price paid in cash for Rags
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MI ISVN'~ ADDTIION To ST. IA L.
V0OIlS desirable ground, lying the central and
II advantageous part of the basin Of ST. Paul where
inevitably be the principal river business of the
town. and affordng also choice and deligh m Lots
in the upon the bench for dwelling houses; is sur.
yeyed into Lots, and offered for sale with titles nn
disputed and ndisputshle reasonably low prices
upon liberal terms Of credit for most Of the purchase
money, and Lumber for building Lots sold in the ad.
diton, will be furnished at the rotary m easy
terms CHARLES ii. CAKES
Agent for Proprietors
81 pe,I 1vly9
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GOING IT AI.nNE,,

k<KED. HARDY, is nov, sole proprietor of the Amer.
u lean Saloon; and being no longer in COM anv is
therefore none the less anxious to companv being
prepared at all times, to treat them with 1.-THE best he
has in his shop"
ST. fnul, January %. lsS2-40tf
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NV HOLESALE RETAIL. dealer in wines,
w liquors, cordials, cigars, tobacco, &C., OF
the sign of the Gold keg, steamboat landing, Ga
lena, III. has on hand and is constantly receiving
direct from New York and New Orleans the fol-
lowing articles which he offers for sale al the low
az ma vk OF
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Wholesale 81 Retail Fancy Dry Goods
House. OH the Stewart Plan:
E-AlKCHILD cox.
Sc Man Street, Gaitna,

% 4hofa Street, GdttH0
NAVE Just opened and daily in receipt of The new
est and most fashionable styles Of rich Dry foods
consisting OF Silks, Shawis, Barge lie Ianes Polins
&C, housekeeping articles, such Carpets, Mating
&C. oi the most approved sly les and patterns,
Hosiery and Gio'es and IN fact every thing The WAY sf
Dr. Goois Their stock OF fine goods large and equal
III qnait4 ana prices 10 thing s.. LOUIS Eastsr.i
markets. The shopping community OF Minnesota arc
resect fully sohGite this STOCK consisting in
arr f,f
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early Deposits of Members under SO
years Of age.

Those over so Years of age charged IS per cent extra
81 90 admission fee, charged III addition 10 the above
the first Year and must he paid at the time of making
application, and the first years deposit within 30 days.
REFERENCES.
Gov. Bot TwCLL, Mass Gov lit 1sARp, Angus Nc
EA-Gov. WILLIAMS, -. II. Z. ALDEN M D., Randolph
Z Wood, NJ ID, Randolph, lion French, Braintree.
Hon Morrison, Brain,rce, Hon Hathaway, FreetONn
Brochwa, ,Ellins on, a. Hon pWashburn M'ddicboro
Hon o. God, SOnlers, CT Woodbury. Curtis, Provid.
Clifford, New Bedford, s,eph. Reynolds, Troy Y.
HonT Wentworth, lowell Al Ste phens Rock and axe
sPRIAGFIELD ERENcREFEs.
+ F wilcox, Pres't Chicopee BankJos Pynchon, Esq
Morsa' Pres'' Asawa'" Bank g, G G sfsur, d,
3-29yl A J. WHITNEY, ST. PAUL,
ii GENERAL AGENT for the Territory of Minnesota.
Office in the New Gothic Store, Third st.
FIRE: FIRE.: FIRE.::
VENnE "Old Ema' continues dispense aid and com
fort" 10 the unfortunate, usual at the Saint Paul
= CAPITAL STOCK, ssooo.oOo.
THOMAS A BRACE, Prest s J. LOOMS, sec'y.
X. L. NELSON,
S-2oy Agent for Minnesota Territory.
AGENCY FOE CLAIMS,
WtsHINGToN, u. &.
0NHE undersigned VIII give his undiy ded and earnest
attention 10 the prosecution and collection of
description oil CLAIMS tinst the United States, before
Congress and The various Departments of the General
Governncn.,--such Invalid, Navy. Bounty Land.
Revolutionary Tension Claims, etc, claims arising un-
der the various Treaties with Foreign and Indian Ma
tions, and all Others requiring The active services Of
Agent.
Charges shall always be moderate, and regulated by
the amount Of service rendered. All communications
Shel receive immaculate attention.
The Undersigned refers to The follow ing well known
names professional and business, to his standing and
ability
Hon. JAS. A. PElRcE L. s. Senator Mary land
Judge T.. r. CHAMBERS, do
Maj Gao. W. LAW Indian Agent. Green Bay, Wis
Moses :. GIBSON, Esq, Wiilow-river, Wisconsin.
FRANK CATLiN, do do
s,LAs H. Hill Washington, d. G.
T. All business placed in his hands by claim ants shall
be aithiglly, diligently, and zeaously prosecuted
GEO. ARMSTRONG,
Office basement of his residence,
H. street, between 9Th and eth streets.
WAsHIsGToN. July 10, 1851. IL