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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-01
Exchange and Opposite Office of
GEORGE w. FARRINGTON Il CO..
e. Anfknna Cfrsey 81 Peal

MONEYS on deposite, aud interest allowed on Ill
IVA SONS deposited for three months and over.
Exchanges on the principal cities East and SOUTH for
sale.
Collections in any Of the States promptly offended
Investments made In Reni Estate. or otherwise, for
persons living out Of the Territory, in the most sdvanta
gectis manner. ....
Ofhee hours, from 10 10 IL orlock, and from 20
o'clock. 33sf
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ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL.
Door, Sash, aud Blind Mandatory,
Corner Of Fourth and 81 Peter streets)
NJ. WISE CO.,
liver grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
HI EXTENDED them, beg Ii TO inform the builders
Paul and iie rest o mankind in general that they
always hsrG and prepareparcd 70 make any
amount OF doors Window Sash, Blinds and Frames TO
ORDER short notice in the most durable manner, aud
the reasonable price. for cash Give call.
Deccmber -, 1851. MICHAEL WISE,
Soy JONAS ClSE.
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STR AYED,

usROM John Morgans HALLWAY iionse) Oh about the
II l.t of November last, one yoke of steers. One
red with snaie white on his bey--perhaps some white
spots about his shoulders His mate is deep red horns
sawed of about four inches long. Any person hndng
I'M, above cattle who viii leave information concerning
the same at JOAN Morgans viii be literally rewarded
ARRtM CLICK.
Halfway House, W ash. Co, Dec. o. 1851.
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wHITNEY'S
DAG u ERR Fan GALLERY,

IN GOTHIC BUILDING,
Corner Of Third and Cedar Streets, 81. Paul.
gUNIiis Establishment built by the proprietor
Il pressly for taking
DAGUER X EOTYPES,
And is furnished with the best instruments Apparatus
and Chemicals, and extensive assortment Of STOCK
The ARRANGEMENT OF IIGHr IL NEW and believed to
be sUPERoa to other for producing uniformly bold
pictures No pains will be spared to give satisacon to
those who may favor the prcfrrtor with their patron
age Printing, Engraving aud Daguerrcotypes, copied
in the beat Particular attention paid taking
likenesses of sick or deceased persons.
Instructions given in the Art.
Stock and Apparatus for sale.
The public respectfully invited cn and anime
3 pecimens J. 4. WHITNEY.
November le5l. a2y
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SAINT CHARLES HOTEL,
At Saint 4arAony.

FUtIE subscriber has taken lease 81 this large ho
II tel, with all its ort-buiinRs snd appertsnings.
sensible that there il a demand the Falls for public
house OF the first class the subscriber promises TO
the highest STANDARD, the market Of
Minnesota will admit; and will endes, or having eye
all the premises ascertain all the time shat 10
wanting TO make each guest contented.
d. Z. MOULTON.
Sept. 4, ISL 20-iy
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PATTISON Il BENSON.

AZ THEIR LIVERY STABLE in ii,,- ~
"A the American House, Saint Paul, now have their
horses well corkcd up AMI in ptOp condition for in
seigs and also hsve their cutters and DID, painted
up 10 the top Of the Art also supply oil new clean
Buffalo Robes and thing in snug, sentecl and
Portable order, for Safeguarding.
Saint Paul, December, 1851.
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DEYARMAN u FISHER,

II T The crItbrAteL FKEMVNI HVt 81, BENCH stfett,
n Saint Paul, are prepared 10 receive BOARDERS at
$500 per week, day -boarders without lodging At
$3.50. They also keep Bar supplied with prime IL
and CIGARS and will be ready al all times, day and
night TO provide gentlemen ladies with any refresh
meats they may want, that then in market; such
pigs feet, oysters, sarines, trpe, vcnsun, buffalo
catfish, alamoie elk steaks trout, sRpe,
and weodcock, pa,ridse prairie grouse and whatever
they can find at the time being in our market
June 26, 1851. n-ly
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

ma RODNEY PARKER, late of the American
sssm House, Lowell, Mass, having lease Of the
- large hotel the upper end Of st. Paul, with
everything in p roper order for the convcnenc nj trav
elers borders. or families desiring fnsed ap.rtm.
respectfully invites his friends and the public "a
him q CALL believing that he can do much for their
comfort ~ be expected "a country not yet
supplied with regular markets 44y
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BOARDING.

yNNiE snbsc riber have just fitted up and opened The
h boarding house door of the American
Saloon. They intend keep boardcrs well posi-
bic moderate prices bat must have thr6 prompt
H. to cuabie them 20 the house Boarets will
AZ oncc The necessity Of being promptly
maid (36tO HARDY & BABCDCK.
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ELFELT g. BROTHERS,

M est REsrECrFULly solicit the attention Of the
WI ciiucns Of ST. Paul, and it. surrounding country
examination Of their large and splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Lately received from the Eastern Cities, which they
offer for Cash AT rccedcnedly low prices. A.
mons their assortment may be found the following being
only part of their heavy stock:
NE LAINES--Of every quality from 30 cents to
H IS cents, at ELICIT BRSs.
CASHMERE--A abcautful assortment, to be had
- at ELFELT & Bios.
kLPACAE.-Pian,F Figured Black aud Chang cable,
"A may be found ELfELr Bios.
nRESS SILkS--Black, Figured, and variety Of
~ 81. les, to be found at ELFEITs'
CATINS and F!or-nces, for Bennett Linings-cvery
- color. For sale at ELrELTs'
VELvETs--Rich silk, and Cotton do, to he
ELFELr BRo's.
HpfBBONS..Bonuet, Neck and Beta beautiful
III assortment For sale At ELFELrs'
ERAVATS AND sCARFS--Gent's black and
- Figured silk and sstin--an elegant variety
For sale at ELFELr Bios.
CSCARFS-.Mens and BOYS Wooicn-a large varie-
- ~, from 20 cts 10 81, ut ELFELTs'
lNLOTHING.-A large assortment of Clothing and
~ mems wear, to be found at ELFELrs'
EARPETS-Floor and s,air Carpetng very cheap
y at ELFELrs'
(NASSIMER ES.-Elack Docskin ard Fancy Cas-
u siinercs, for sale ut ELFtLrs'
6SLOTHS--Blue black, and Fancy colored Cloths,
- very cheap at ELFELrs'
WINDOW CURrAINs--A superior article
w for window curtains, at ELFELTs'
LNLANNELS. feelings and Linseys---A Large
IL sortment, to be had at ELrELrs'
EpUCKSklN MITS and Gloves for so cents, at
- ELFEir's
rLOVES--Men'sa and Women's Md, silk, and wool
u en- Gloves, ELrELTs
XNOOLEN HaifIiose--s good artcle-only Is
w cents, at ELrELrs'
X DIX FS--LAdes' Linen Cambria kdkfs, from IS cts
IA to %, for sale at ELFElrs'
NAV-SIlNS-A hesptiful of .,,;n.s
Avn ured, swiss, Tarleton and Fancy coored ausins
for evening parties, to be had at ELrELrs
ACE UnderslcsresA superior assortment, TO he
IL found At ELrELrs'
LNDGINGS and Insertiues-A Large stock Of silk
M Cotton, Cambria, Swiss and Jaconet Edgings and
Inscrtinss at ELreLrs'
n ~ COLLARS, from IS cents up to 81 to
No w be found Al ELrELrx'
vURI MMIN(sS--A Large assortment of Dress
u Trimmings and Dress Buttons, n ELEELrs'
vINOYS--A great variety Of Toys and Fancy Article.
II for the approaching Holidays, to be seen at the
Toy Room Of ELrELT a. Bros.
November, 1881. 32y
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STEWARDS STORE.

Nearl, opposite the Post Office in Saint Pa (the
lately occupied by Monks & Clark,)
N STEW ART takes this method Of informing
ne the citizens of 81. Paul. that he has opened
Family Grocery and Liquor Store,
Where he VIII keep the best quality Of Groceries Wines
Liquors and Tobacco, NJ il offering AZ the very
lowest prices ur cash Produce and win be ready
wait upon customers Tor wdaleyer they may want; in
quantities however small. Win you look in!
Sfy E. STEWART.
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VI. G. SANFORD.


HI RESPECTFULLY bow. to the saint psu, sn.ii.
M and invites their Alteration hs ,to1e ne1t
door east OF the oce, Tairdstreet they
'''' '''' '''' '" DRY " - 'e'' mel"
Of every description, inclp,i,ns BHoApsLorRs. sar,-
s.Ts, i..ss cAssxkrEs, TwEEos, psILLs, WI
VETS, NEsriSas, SnIsTrsc and FHEEr1rs, mUs-
Inns and LAWS, HDKFs sna GaasAsss
GLOVES, HosIEaF, BxowS and warrE
JiSESs, LAoEs, Essbosf, Lose and
scsAKE sHAwts BossGr TErSsrses, ALrac1s, TsIssr
CLorns, GrsenA.s DsLAxEs, Ss.xz, Woes.ns
fAKN, PRINTS, in great variety, Thread, Edgiax ~
Winter stuff, far rnen and boya, UnAsr
shirts, Knit ara Flannel Drawers,
Bnsk and Yarn mtlsns, &S.
His stock Of gnods lie very large, embracing all tn
rich syirs Of The ssaaea, ana eyesy variety Of
f'Sadss Every PerscM herr and ii.t whn, he
and At prices which mast suit TIC rigid eeooaaiss
- 10 represented
READy-MADE CLOTHING,
Of every Description made up expressly FOE ,ais Market
and for this season. sousiani, land cheap for ready
pay. and sale without 81. Ia, a complete sssort-
ment OF
FREsH FAMILY CROCERIEs,
consisting part Of Old Hyson Young dyson ana Hisrs
Teas. .asuir. lava and kio Ceaee., N. o., crushsd,
Loaf and Puivcrred Sugars, Spires, Pepper Cinvss
Nntres., ca,sia, Rice si,n. ssiers,ss sts,ch soap
Chewing and smoking Tobacco, Csrdles OIL Fish, etc.
boots AND SHOES.
New, beautiful ard approved s,yles for Lssiss ssa
misses; Gents Congress Booa Calf do of Iss issess
patterns; Boys boots and shoes, etc. 's II
HsTs AND Cars, in great variety u!-s ttg5
~iNEsy AaQOo AM CI0A4b<
large assortment such Hsssns %, Dpea4y u as
f-resi brands Malaga Wine, Pare Isief Champagne
ST. Croix Rum, Jamaica do; Irish waasksy, bsSlxnSv
Port, Madeira, etc. G istt Hsf llTs 81
10000 Cigars, of ever variety.
PORK and FLOUR CONSTANT, - hand. h isrrs
Quantities. f traa kaf
Mr. ssnolords stock Is large aGj ae viii h. reeesx.ag
Now Goods corxsansly In osjer to Keep Ala ssaernsss
eanples Re determined sell Ais goeSs fcs resly
pay cheap thes be purchased siscs mere Give
him eau. fSoTenahef, tS5i--3-Scyl -.
Il
BLANK BOOKS. gsf4y a-+ssSs
HAY ROCKS lonrnal, Leagsfs. hcess, sra svsfy
~ sxr II G,.sorsEdun Books, for sale ~ ste
w CU3anA.
gl Cor. s.. Asshcsy std CAFbc; aa1
- A NOTICE. :
4 Ii PERSONS having ss.sssei sesrxsis s~s.s A5~
n L. HCKLE1@ are herssy Hasteed tass Mey
sssst sAl 49, sANs& DAsSAW ~ the AMI II tnss n.s
kain, rsa., nseruSeri, ISL Sss5
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Notels ano G.onhepanees.
J. C. nvKBAsE. ". L. FAscsrrB. ". "a. RICE.
MINNIE sofa EXPRESS

=
H<ONNECTiNE at 0aicns with the American Ex-
~ press Company, 10 and from Saint Paul and all the
principal towns and cities in the United states and Eu
ropesemiweekly over the land route TO csena, with
branches to the river towns for the conyeysnce Of Pas
scngers Light Freight and valuable Packages; Collection
of Notes Bills, Drafts &c Transportation Of money,
purchase Of every description OF merchandise, &c.
Comretcst messengers VIII travel constantly the
whole route, and business OF
between SAINT Anthony and GaIena both
the river and interior or land route
The proprietofs hohl themselves responsible for al
moneys goods entrusted TO their Passengers
may aise depend upon being conveyed in speedy and
c oml er table manner.
BURBANK, FANCETTE g. CO., Froprietors.
Agencies and Offices.
Messrs &. r. RICK 4 Co, 81. Paul.
J. u. STEVENS II Co, 81. Anthony.
ChuncatLL & NELSON, saltwater.
r. 6TrELe, Esq, Fort Smelling.
IN. WnALKv, Willow River.
FIN. RuDLEE d Co., Prsrie LIS Crosse.
B. ". BRIsBois, Prsirie du Chen,
j. Daooxss, Esq, Gsiens.
November II, 1851. 81
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MEAT FOR THE MILLION.

VAIN. WELLS, at his meat market, Upper end
w Of ST. Paul, has for sale the fitess, tenderest
beef and the best fresh pork altered for sale In st.
Paul, and at hcncst weight and prices Give trial
win you 3-30U
We have also Candies, Tripc, Pigs Feet Head Cheese
and rather better Saussges than any LINKS before
offered in ST. Paul.
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NV 6. COMBS, Corner Of Saint Anthony and
w Capitol streets has jus. received pew lot Of
rich and besuul Parlor Hall, and Chamber Wall Pa
pex borders curtain papers. and se.eoayd prints ell
Of which viii be sold at tho lowest prices. Call and
at the Franklin Book Stere. SPY
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FINE TO SETTLE UP.
NEW MEAT MARKET.

A IL those who have unsettled accounts with w. III.
"A Stiman l. Co Vii pleas- call and pay up before
the commeue e nenf OF the New Year.
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FAIL STYLE OF HATS,
ST. PAUL. HARDWARE STORE,

On Third Street, fro doors sefsW Ha5GsAor.
VVvIE subscribers having received large additions 10
u ther former stock and assor,msnt are peparrd 10
furnish sny articles In the HARDWARE line At small
sdvunce Eastern prices. We shall always keep On
hand q large stock ~
CARPENTERS AND yOsNERS' TOOLS,
Bench and moulding Planes, Socket r irimer chises,
Hand. panel and rip saws, GOngcs rules, squares,
Coupass, ,enon s We bib do t;usges and Devils,
AIDES, hsmmcrs and hatcbetx, flanit and Levels,
Angers braces ard bits WOOdc. ron bench sore " =,
Chalk lines spooss, ate. ETC.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS.
Lock-. lstches and bolts, House bells and carriages,
Butt. and screws all aizes Hooks stapea pndiochs
hell pulls door kEockers Hat and coat hooks, sac
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
shovel, spades and hoes, Forks and sras cradIes,
Rakes ihes aud snsths, Garden fakes, hoes, etc
HEAVY HARDwARE.
Mill and cross snws, Nails, hraas and spikes,
Axe sand ave brlvea, Stol. hammers and picks,
Cast strel all -iles Msttocks and wedges,
Blister and German, do do, Iron wire, all si1es,
OK log and chains, Iron rivets and kettle carr
Anyils aud hammers Well wheels. Jack screw a.
Cow sheen md OF bells GrindetonSs, ctio rollers
Wroush nails, steel, ards Hooks aud hinges, washers
Circular saws. all sizes, Bake ovens, shilleis, ETC.
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
IIemcs. pad trees, etc. Brass and si,v'd ornaments
Keller buc klcs, harness do, Erass nails, roseties
Brass pad hooks and errets, Snaers Hno lleen bits
Japd 10 do do S.iyels ard pad screws,
Bras. and sv'd mart rings Thread, avis vGrnsh etc
Japd and breast snaps, Bias. and iron stirrups etc
HOCSEK EEplyG HARLOW RE.LOOK-
ING CLASSES, IA MPS, FANCY
GOODS, Ac., &C.
Table dessert kniyes& forks Sad rors and str,iB,
Plated forks & butter knives Boilers and saucepsns
do table and spoons, Brass kettles, pie p!siesY
Brittnnia and iroE 30 do Dus. pans, spiffoons,
BEstiag spoons and ladies'. Brass irou ap'd cnndk'
Cake turner's aie ir,ns Walters 'a& snufer
Spring balances, chopg knives, Curtain pins, bands etc
Looking snsses ali sizes, anthems and lard lamps
Solar i.airps do do Brass6 iron shov lstx coz.
Side and hanging, do, Brittania ware,
Tea bells, selves etc, Gridrons ans tea kettles,
Wood saws and chop'e ares, Coitc mills, etc.
Pen and pocket knives, Shaving soap brushes etc.
Ra,ors. scissors and shears Combs purses, etc,
Powder hsrrs. Gss es etc. saectaces, ETC.,
Bullet mouiis, gun tubes.
SLEIGH BELLS. SLEIGH BEELS.:
Mariugale straps, 50 bells, Double bo9y strsps,
do DO Is do Single do DO
Neck 30 rough and polished, Loose bells all sIer
~ As we are determined 30 sell low for Cssh 0rip
our for goods in the Eastern market,
viii enable Us to offer induce nelts purchasers that
csanol be found elsewhere.
j. MeCLOCD, Jr., co.
St. Paul, Oct. :, 1851. 2-sm.
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WHISKET AT 25 CENTS.

sell YOU coed article 81 Whiskey, by the barrel
from - % per gal'on which is isrer than
the same quality is worth IN Gaena. We have also,
American brandy ~ IS cents such you have ALWAYS
sd rs for. Also, French brandes, az from ST. to
$500. When Won To Saint Paul. call at the corner
of Third and Roberts streets, Tor
3it6 CATHcART a. BROTHER.
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n OST..A Pert-monnoie, containing e25s The a.
bove reward will be given for returning the same to
A ID. ROBINSON, J,weHer.
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AUCTION NOTIUE.

UuEREAFTEK evening salss will be held every
III Monday, WednesAas and Saturday We will sell
Clothng Dry Goods and in fsst, little of every thing
FRENCH \ G0LLISs, Auc,icneers.
December IL. 1851 STA
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LIVERY STABLE,

Corner Of 4th and Roberts sta, near Lower Landing
Harness, Carriages Bugees, aud Saddle Horses to let
Passengers conveyed to all parts Of the Territory
Parties Of pleasure coming TO visit the Falls OF ST. An
thony and other places will find mnch 10 their ntes
eat 10 call upon Is before np s,is ing elsewhere.
1THorse, bon CHI, sold anu exchanged
1 Our terms low prices fer ready cash Positive
l. crcd, will be given.
WILLoUGNBY, TOWERS co.
er, PAVL, ". l.. May LIST, 1851. S-ti
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THE AMERICAN SALOON.
FvNIS Establishment, now well stocked with every
Il variety Of Liquors, Cigars Oysters, &c, will b.
kept Instantly open for by the firm Of
r. HARDY,
Nov :, 1851. :-3Oy }. w. BABCOCK.
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HDLANK BILLS OF LADING. printed ard for sale ut
ID the fsepls) PIONEER OFFICE.
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ST. PAIL AND ST. ANTHONY FALLS.
Two Daily Stages.

viii leave each plsss az A. VI. and r. NJ.
STILLNTATE ST. PAU AND ST. AN.
TIlONF FALLS.
DAILY SraCE-Will leave saltwater and 81. fsul at
A. NJ and connect ST Tsu leach Way with the ST.
anthony Fails stage, making Daily Stage between
StillW ater and ST. Anthony Falls.
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NEw YoRK, Dec. 4, Z Z. Nj.

The large hrick store Of V. & A. Marsh,
was damaged by fire this morning TO the
amount of $4,000.
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SAINT PAUL CASH STORE.

vHiE undersigned having purchased the interest Of his
brother, in the concern Of w. W. TRACY d Co,
will still continue business, nj the Old Stand for his
account where he viii be happy his friends sad
the public generally. He will give his entire attention
exclusively to Family Groceries, and will warrant oil
NB. Books LAID .sIDE-Terms CASH.
Aug. IS. $3.50 CHARLES +. TRACY.
n Doz. cans Fresh oys,ers, just received and for
u ~ .ale by taug2s) CT T.
~ DoZ best Kentucky austsrd on hand, for sale by
DEAcH and Plum Jam, put Up in cans. for families,
INFALlIBLE Yeas, Powders, warranted; for sale by
i aue2e CIT
uvNE Salt, in small sncss for fan, u,e, for sale by
II aBs2s CIT
A n assortment of Csi.uFs and Sauces, for sale by
Doz old sutton cosnac vintage Of 1881 for sale by
- aug23 CIT
- DoZ Madeira and Sherry, hns article, for sale by
- aug2s CIT
4 n DoZ old Rye Whisky, warranted to he a. gnod
u W n ever was made, for sale by CIT
- DOE old "Oporto Port" expressly for invslids,
- warranted pure article, for sale BY q +
= BASKETS Ia pint. Champagne, for sale by
- aug2e CIT
A nue assortment Of Teas, for saIe by
n sug2s CIT
y sug2s CIT
4 CASES besr Missouri sweet leaf Chewing Tobacco,
II for sale BY sus7s GET
NUTMEGs and Spices Cinnamon, &c, for sale hv
~ .ug2s err
- DOZ Brcoms, for sale BY
ID aueas CIT
NJ. q .sus.-; tl,ris.a d.: and Powdered DO. for
ysral, BY - 70 aax3s 49, CIT
Il&sT aio'Coa.e;'ior 'sle by ~
= = .',BLsr sst Cineiass!i Wn.ist,:'
sJ&1 De- Pale ognac 91usiy:
. e IA task superior Brandy,
bois each OF PORT Sherry and Msd-irn Wines,
In store and for sale by sug2s CIT
iii take all the products Of IN. country in payment
i for goods at fair prices sur2s CIT
WANTED.
1880 bushels Potatoes,
500 do Oats
500 do Corn,
For goods at low prices. (aug2s-iy) e. r. T..
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BOOKS! ROOka.i

NFi.s" JFst feCesve0 IaSBt hs9oftHent % BONke
u and Stationery, the subscriber now elers for ms
inspection OF every person, a large stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS, ar4d~g
Together with asscrtnsnt Of standard works IN si-
most every department Of know le..ge
SrELLIso DocxsWsbs Elementary and Me2uf-
Ey's Eclectic. :,
REABEKs--Mcfuge,s lst. 3D. Sd. eth and SIN.
GgocR arIfiEs--smith,S, Mitcs,Irs and Psrie,'a.
ARirnaETCs--Ds,icx,S Smiths, std Rays lsi 80,
and Sd. tsFatF
HIsToRsEs--Wiuard's. ...st 40
Also works Chemistry, Geology, Psliossthy,
Physiology and Botany Paper Ink hiaak gooss ouiis
Waters Steel Pens, Sealing Wax, ard FTvcc?s in eve.
~ variety. w s. COMBS.
Next door to Fxrsipgton's.
Ct Paul, November e, 1851. s1y
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s1E BBi.s. hest CINCINNATI WHESKEY
50 ~ en hand and for sale low by
CHARLES r. TRACY.
z. BBIS AM. BRANDT, for sale low by
- CT. TRACY.
- BBLs LARD OIL, for sale by the barrel, cheap
- for cash, by {. +. TRACY.
4 BEL. LENSEED OIL, on hand, for sale by
Z. r. TRACY.
A GOOD assortment Of Port, Sherry and Madeirn
IA Wines, FOR sale by G.. +. TRACY.
A Secondhand SLED, ana one two-horse sleigh,
IN for sale by e.. r. TRACY.
EeENSONS wishing to purchase any Of the above
ncifs, will find il 10 their interest CALI will
sell under the market
December. 1881. CHARLES r. TRACY.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-01
STATIONERY.

DLANK BOOKS Of a variety Of sires, memoranda
u books, Drawing, Fooseap Letter, 8nd Note paper;
Envelopes fancy and plain drawing and other rencis,
pens, ink, DC, for sale by w. s. COMBS,
Bookseller and Staoner, OF Saint Anthony aud
Capitol Streets, opposite the American House.
November a., 1851. 3zy
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-01
BOARDING HOUSE,

hOAnOlN~ hON SLs
TNHARLES CREEK has opened u Boarding
House in the end Of the celebrated Fremont
House on Bench ..-ret. where he will make Sash iod
gers and Boarders as confof nie he possibly can,
., 90 per week lN6y- 1851 3xy
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-01
Attention, Merchants and Business
Men.

TIME subscriber offers his services close and draw
u on balance sheets IL hooks entrusted his charge
with ncaness and fidelity; al1c open Charges
moderate. APPLY to w. g. COMRS,
Practical Bookkccper and accountant, next door to
Fnrrngton's.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-01
FRENCH 4 COLLINS,
Auetion and Commission House,

SAINT P.fCL, MINNESOTA TER.
HAVING received on Aueficreers Consnissien from
LII the Governor Of Minnssots Tsrritoss te anssf-
sigHed have opened Auction and Come Norre
Third-s;reet, near jackson, where will sell
Commission, Groceries, Dry Goods Furniture, and MI
kinds Of nerchanxe and prodHce We believe thar tue
superior advantages RI st. Paul. market, will be saf-
6cicnt inducsment for business and
nj distance, scnd their goods, etc. 10 be sold
moderate
". d. Particular attention paid the Buying and zc-
ing Of real estate in about saint Paul. 81 Anthony
saltwater. A. X. FRENCH,
y. f.. COLLINS.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-01

FARM TO LET.
ZANE Of the oldes; and finest Farms in the Territory
NJ Of Minnesota, known the 'CAkorHEhB FARx,r
situated in Washington County, the Cotsage Grove
ROAD, sbuut twelve miles from st. Paul Ths plsce Ia in
the centre Of thickiy settled farming community and
aims l6o acres, with about eighty under cat
va.iop hne wood and water privileges, together with
farmhouse, barn. and other outhouses IL Is familiarity
The Plumb Farm and will be let indus
trious practical farmer upon easy and advantageous
For further Information, apply 70 Gen. James
HcC. Boai. -s
ST. Paul, November ~, 1851. 3iG
SCHOOL BOOKS.
a LARGE assortmcnt-jwt received and Tor sale low
n by COMBS,
~ the Ffanklin Book Stogs.
NOVELS: NOvEIS:l
LARGE and complete assorsmens Of the late Nov
N els just received and for sale Eaters pricrs st
COMBS BOOK STORE
Conner Of 81. Antho,y and Canifn az sts