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IHE FAMILY AFFECTIOss OF : TRCE Man
The wife Of Robert Rantoul arrived at Washington
on the morning Of his death he was then del ous
But her voice voed back CONSEQUENCES and reason
He seized her hand in his and held I'LL he breath
cd his last. Even when his mind wandered thi,
grasp of affection uncenched. Death only re-
eyes and II was beyond the power Of con-
traction To open them. Horace Mann, Ia a bcautilu
tribute to his memory, stated that hr desired hay.
them opened by mechanical means, tia: hc might
once more behold the features and the face whence
Tor more than twenty years, the light of ioyc had
shone down into his heart
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EARTHQUAKE IN EURoPE.---A shock Of Garth.
quake appears TO have been ft in various places du
ring the past month, especial, in various Of
Switzerland, and in the Jamaica islands. Attention
has been called to the matter in the London Times,
thus:
Ii is worthy of observation that in the month OF
July there will be full moons, on the 1st aud 2lst
"a circumstance that has orcrred since the wear
l7I6, when there full moon un the LIST and SOth
and on the latter day extraordinary eclipse of the
moon visible m most parts Of thc inhabited world.
l he almanac of this year gives eclipse On the
first day of July, but invisible ai Greenwich Rv
reference 10 the Annual Register of 1919 it will he
seen there were severa; earthquakes IN England ami
Europe. and some ex:raordiaf, falls of rain, and
believe there people living wh have not forgotten
how their progenitors used relate the ,ema kablc
occurrences of that year. Time will soon discover
whether we shall be similarly visited in the year
1852.
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TO THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL.

TO THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL.
nEEPIl sensible OF past flvors again invite your
~ attention TO my MILLINERY ESTAB b.
LiSffMENT. coniideitly assured that show
ycu variety of materials and trimmings that will repay
inspection.
My facilities Increased for supplying Won with
latest les and hope be able every de-
Inand which TASTE and 81, le may qure.
Ny arrangements for the season, am persuaded viii
fully ensure that which the Ladies of Saint
Paul willing to contribute, when pupctuslty and
anxiety please, blended with knowledge Of what
their excellent taste requires.
NJ. A. MARVIN.
Third Street, ST. Paul, November 20, 1851. 81
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FIR E,SFI MEAT.

FIX ESH 4NE1AIs
have an arrangement now, for keeping fresh
ice, in winter temperature; and "a shall be spar
ing neither of pains money, to have the choicest,
beef pork, mutton, lamb, sausases and other varieties
customers may send in their children for
bit Of tenderline steak roast something else that
is good and they shall have the best in the shop and
honest weight My shop remember, is on st. Anthony
street, just few steps above Fusr's story brick.
may27-6U VIM. WELLS.
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JOHN HOLLAND H. CO.,

AUcrIoNEERs GENERAL AGENTS
1NURNIrURE Warehouse, Bench street. Saint Paul
II Improved Farms, Town lots, and houses for salt
or rent. Advances on consngnments, and prompt pay
ment on sales. Good references given when required.
ST. Paul April Is, 1852. 52-ly
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INTERNATIONAL LC0PYRIGHT.-A dispatch from
Washington say II Is stated good authority that
the British minister has propos d, under instructions
from hts government, To neg 0tIate International
copyright suiihr TO that receoty conclu,cd between
England and France. lie desires 10 secure fr Brit
'sh authors the privilege Of copyvrting their books,
and thus control their publication and sales in the
United States.
President Fillmore has sgi6cd his willingness, 10
go into negotia'ion and the subjecl is RON under
consideration
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JNo. W. TwICHELL. JOS. MoORIDGE.
Commission House, Saint Louis.
TWICfIELI. L. NIOERIDGE,

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
fNORNER Commercial and Pine streets, ST. Louis
- Will promptly attend To all Colsignments and will
make liberal cash advances Orders for purchasing viii
be promptly filled at the lowest possible prices.
REFERENCES.
Geo Collier, Page Bacon. Charless,
Blow 4 Co, Choutedu \ \tlle, : 81. Louis.
Doan, King & Co.
H. ID. Newcomb & Bro, w. B. Reynolds -LouiSuiue
Ellis a. Morton Str.ler & German, ,.:. -.
Hosea d Frazer, Springer a. Whteuan '''' "'"'''
f. &. TwIcheil u Co--Ne1c orleans:
in II. CIV
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Rotels an0 Boarding Rouses.
ST. PAUL HOUSE.

VENH1s house. formerly kept by j. w. Bass, being the
II original hotel of st. Paul. at The corner OF Third
Jackson streets, opposite the Minnesota Outfit is tho
roughly repaired and remOdeled and with the additions
now made to it, is one Of the spacious and cOnve-
nieht hotels in town. Having taken lease Of il, and
ntted II up throughout with furniture, invite the
travelling public TO call upon me; believing they will find
this house equal to the best in al respects The charges
will be very moderate. GEORGE WELLS.
st. Paul, July 80, 1851 tf
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w. :. SWY MINER.

GENERAL NEW SPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT,
4 fORNER of Second and Chesnut streets, (oyer The
Y Post Office, st. Louis, Mo.
REFERENCEs
Nes,rs. Il N w Campbell, Messrs. HAYDEN Il Wilson.
- Adophus Meier&co H&RB Whittcmore.
81. Louis, June Il. 9-tf
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MILLINERY.


RS. l.. NJ. STOA X F,S, wishes to inform the
1VA Ladies OF 81. Paul and vicinity, that she is thank
ul tn them for their kind patronage during the preceding
year. She has just returned from the East with the La
TEST FASHIONS and SPLENDID assortment Jf Goods.
She has Ribbons that surpassed both beauty
and quality this side of New York Artificial flowers and
plunes, Velvet and Velvet Trimmings, Of every color,
She may he found her Old stand few rods west
OF the FrcsbA terrain Church, where she wonld be happy
to attend To any ORDER IN her line OF business
November, le5l 3-2syI
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l.. Il. w aIT AZ Co.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
EEANE opened at the store of C. f. Tracy, on Third
Z Il street general assortment of Family Groceries
and provisions which they will sell ut low prices for cash
in exchange for country produce. They respectfully
solicit share of patronage
CHARLES NiLBJRN. L. Is.
Ja2I. l0-tf
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w. II. PARKER.

VDLASTERER and cstern builder, informs the people
II of SAINT Paul and vicinity, that he will attend
promptly and faithfully the work entrusted him.
his line OF business, which he processes understand
thoroughly. June 10, 1851. 9-y.
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BOOT LESS

BOOTLE,SS
Tor people to expect prosperity who practice the
bad economy Of buy ing wretched sale boots and
shoes, when they can find genuine custom made work
both sewed and pegged women's shoes, gentlemen's >
coarse and line boots Custom made, honor of the
best MATERIAL next door to DIR BarbOurs Apothecary
shop and nearly opposite the Post Office Third street
St Paul; where may always ind ready to take your
measure, when in, JOHN QUINN.
J.. :. Prices fine calf boots SO 90; second quality
50 50i best hip, 81 so; bes, srogans, 81 90.
Jan % tr
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THELAKE. HOUSE. AT sTILI.IY YATER,

vuNIIEY determined have n Hotel kept Still
u water, house Ought 10 be kept. The Lake
House is fine large, building. with large, convenient
stables and ont buildings we'll good parors in the
house. for private families to occupy.
Matthew Tasey has taken this hCusc aud furnished il
throughout; having put in 100000 worth of new rni-
ture. Nothing in the of expense will be spared 10
keep up the ioI the Lake House the highest reputation
that public house acquire. Strangers from abroad
will receive such attention encourage them 10
tarry
saltwater March :. is52 Aft
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gion Of pine, swamps, and dense woods such
line its shore below would be- seen without much
variety The interesting, well as more tay
eed route, is from Grow Wing up the Mississippi 10
Sandy Lake, and thence to Fond du lac by the ST.
Louis River; and gentleman vino resides at Fort
Ripley offered to engage to send canoe load {three
four besides the voyagers) from that place to Fond
du Lac for $iO0 but little more than i, would by
the other route. Surveys have been made for road
from st. Paul Fond du Lac, and even railroad is
talked Of when that Is completed, it will bring Min
nesota e ght nine hundred miles nearer New York :,
and open the riches of the Northwest to our citizens
The Mississippi is SO low prevent the return
of the Ben Canpbdl and the largest boats from Gale
na but after coming up the river as far as practca
bic, her load transferred to smaller boat OF the
same line, the Dr. Fraakin and passed the sandbars
in safety. There will be no difficulty therefore, in
visitors coming and going; and we have now a prom
ise Of rain for some days E. +. +,
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CASH FOR BLACKSNIiTHING.

WE have bought out the brick blacksmith shop Of
w Mr. Tsy and the plow shop adjoining it, near the
JUNCTION OF Fort Hill and st Anthony streets, St Paul
where shall carry on backsnlthine and pow making
in aepartments Of the business, either furnishing STOCK
not may be desired We intend to do work strict
y upon cash principles while, therefore, shall rigid
k prompt payment the prices OF our labor will be
VERY VIII the public try our work and our
pricess ABBOTT d SONS.
jul5. by
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1852. GREAT STOCK OF DRUGS. 1882.

1852. GREAT STOCK OF DRUGS. 1852.
DODGE d BENIZ.
NO. 100 MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL.
OFFER for sale the following Drugs &c, al the low
~ est prices
1000 lbs turtaric acid 10000 lbs putty
% kegs carb. soda SO bbls spts. iurpentine
10 bbs cream tartar 800 lbs Paris green
100 lbs Eng blue 10 casks Old port wine
100 do Eng. and Am. CALL 20 bbis Eng. epson salts
10 casks sulphur 10 do carRway seeds
10 cases British lusirc do Eng grid mustard
IL do Eng. rid. bOraX 10 do copal varnish
25 bbis plaster paris do Maccaboy snuff
do camphCr 100 lbs oil peppermint
500 OF Qnininc az lh " lemon, fresh
) bbls castor oil 50 dOz paint brushes
1900 lbs ext quorice so dOz gross lees pills
/ loo do inspd extracts so do do essences
i50 do Turkey opium 25 bxs CASTLE soap
500 do herbs "a doZ Tuwnsends Sarsala
25 OF stry chime 20 gross BEARS oil
so do morphine so Kegs saltpCtrc
500 bxs McCuliy's glass 1000 do X. Conklnig & sons
so lbs linseed oil pure white lead.
WHOLESALE AGENTS
Houghton's Pepsn, Iauden d co. medicines,
Pam Killer, soans medicines, DC.
Together with a large and well selected stock of
r. article line Weespccaiiy invite the attention
of purchasers from the upper country IL stock and
prices. N22-l4-iy
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NEW LIVERY STOCK.

uDATTISON Il BENSON, have purchased, and oX
II pcct early ia Man. ss addition their Livery
STOCK several and elegant carriages, buggies and
bar0nrhcs also harnesses and horse furnishings ard
equdpagc OF the most elcssnt description.
Al SOan additional stock of iue bioodcd, we'll bro-
ken horses Query. Ii 'spirited horses in under
The liquoa Law will they bc III danger of being knock
ed IN the head
Our entire new stock VIII cost Si0Sl 90 No
other stable in the West, out Of Saint LOUIS viii be
found ~ COM pctc
VIII oar friends and the public please rcnemhe er that
the Livery Stable in the of the Afaercnn House
The upper end of Saint Pasi, the, At all hours
have such ey anCc by land wheels on horse
back Is hey may desire!
PATTISON Il BENSON.
St. Paul, Aprl, l., 1852. 52-f
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BOOKSELLER STATIoNER.
NJ EETS constantly hand, complete stock of
IA Books and every description of Stationery to-
eether with fancy Goods; nearly opposite the American
House, st. Paul.
April |, 1852. Soft
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ST. pATLRAKFRY EATING.

LII who love good eating, call at the st. Paul Bake
IA ry, where they do things up White, not Brown
We shail have hand all times, Bread and Crack
Cakes and Candies of every description; Ice Cream
and small Beer and ever, thing else in line Call
and see for yourselves. L ~ W. BATES.
81 Paul ADrl ISS2 2-tf
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Il l. II II ) /:

05ice on Bench ST., near The junction Of Third.
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MUSIC.

MRS. BlDDiE, teacher Of music, announces to the
wi ladies Of St Paul and vicinity, that she will give
instructions the Piano Forte. Former success III
bringing pupils rapidly forward. warrants promise o
general satisfaction Those wishing her services, oa
call at her residence Junction OF Hill and ST Anthony
streets
~. Paul, May l3. At
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ST. PAUL FERRY.

ST. PACL FERRY.
VUSIIE suhsC rihers have ready horse boat;
II and all Things III complete order for Crossing the
river 81. Paul, Lower Landing, with all passengers
and We shall be attendance at the Ferry. at
usual hours o business, and possible shall
secure the constan; attendance OF good Ferry The
rates erriage lower here than any other ferry
from 81. Louis TO ST. Paul.
JAMES VI. GOODHUE,
ISAAC N.GOODHUE,
j,22. Proprietors.
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TIE BENTON HOUSE.

hANID GILMAN begs leave To inform the rest o
~ mankind, that he has reit'ed the above honse al
Watab. and is prepared again to be at bone, with hi.
latch string his old friends, well take
strangers. Comfortable Apartments, and farmers fare
can be furnished to gentlemen. families. wishing tO
visit the upper country for health pleasure and q
ourn at Watab, viii be pleasant, a. fine fishing and
hunting make il, the proprietor knows how tG
render IL. DAVID GILMAN.
July L. 1852. 1881.
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ST. Daul Business CARDS.


SPEKIT I A 4 |hNOCkIN(sS n IN ST. PA -,
FI1lIE Suhscr riber the corner OF FINN and Mnncso
IA streets, is now Mock Mock Nockins old
into handsome, cheap and durable Carpets idIes
aud gentlemen, please call and spiritual knock
ings, you Will not intfudc.
large quantity Of carpet warp hand aud carpets
made ~ order. T. NJ WALTERS
~. Paul, May l3, 1852. a-tf
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WILLIAM TAYLOR.
Rorhpr mud Hair. llress

" AS built and fitted up SHAVING SALOON, on
Il Third street, door west of the Pos; Of
fee In Saint Paul up to the increasing luxury, style aud
elegance, of the growing metropolis o Minnesota where
ne VIII be happy 10 citizens and strangers in saint
fau IN every branch o his business, according 10 the
best OF his ability
June , 1851.
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GEORGE; w. SWEET.
County Surveyor and Land Agent.
S,,b RAPIDS, BENroS COUNTY, MINNESOTA TERRITORY.
\A| Hi attend 10 pre-lnptng claims, and locating
W military land warrants. the Comfy oi Benton.
This county presents inducements to the grant,
equalicd by any other portion of the Territory.
REFERENCES:
His EXcclency Gov. RAMSEY, Hon. H. H. SIBLEy,
II. SIMPSON, FIRST LIEUT.. 1. :. Tor. ENG, &. w
BoRUP ESQ. ST. PAUL.
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SPENCER, KlRKPATRlCK 4 NARKLEY.
CTORAGE, Forwarding Il Commission Merchants
- Levee, Lower Landing, ST. Paul, Min. Ter.
Feb. 10, 1852. Ally
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION
STORE

STOK q,
On ST. Anth0ny Street, ttco doors Jei0W the american
House
YHNE undersigned would respectfully invite the aten-
II ton Of the public, their large and well selected
stock of Groceries and Provisions Also, Ready Made
Clothing BGots Shoes Wines, Liquors, Nails Glass,
Hardware etc. all of which will be sold cheap for cash
1JPease call and examine before purchasing else
where. IRVINE BROTHER
ST Paul, Oct l6, 1851. rs
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ST. SEPTEMBER
5tillwater Business Garos.

Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Agent.-Stillwater, MINI. Ter Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale.
warranted genuine.
ABRAM VAN WORRIES.
Attorney and Counsellor at Lag dnd Solicitor IN
Chdncery.
Will attend all professional business entrusted To his
care. saltwater, Minnesota Ter. 62-f
THEODORE f.. PARKER,
Attorney Il Counsellor at Law,
StiH,oater, Mnnesots Territory.
THE LAKE HOUSE.
MATTHEW TAISEY Proprietor,
AVA saltwater, Minnesota Terriroy.
March 3, 1852. AZ.
MARBLE WORKS.
KNM. WILLIM, agent for Matthew Iawton, Marble
w Cutter, OF Pittsburgh is prepared receive
orders and furnish all kinds of Monuments Tonbs and
Grave Stones, Of the best workmanship and material
VIM WlLLlM.
saltwater, April l2. 1859. l--tf
VIM. w. HANKS,
4 r his store in Saltwater s now prepared 10 offer
"A 10 his customers much larger and better assort
ment of Goods, than he has before brought into
tins market His assortment entirely fresh and bought
this Spring the very lowest figures II includes al
most every article called for store; and espe-
cialy such goods wanted by villagers and
iumbermen. Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, ready
made Clohing Crockery, Hardware, Flour Bacon,
Pork, Eggs, Butter, Cheese, Sauces and Condiments,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Salt Moasses Fish, Dry Goods of
all Sorts and especially for ladies' Fresh goods
will he ordered promptly from week week so as to
have constantly on hand whatever the trade re-
quire rhrse goods customers NAV depend upon buy
ing Tor quick pay, at moderate profits. Being de-
termined TO make bad debts w. w. H., feels assured
that he sell goods low they lie bought any
where in these parts, at retail.
WIN. W. HANKS.
saltwater. May l3, 1859 4--tf
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ST. PAIL LTEMPERANCEH HOUSE.

My name is MOFFET. Nv Doar,linq House is
VA Jackson Street, the lower end OF Saint Paul To
find il, keep straight from the steamboat landing
the sign of triangle, the north end of the bridge
Ny house large, and for prompt every week.
Intend to furnish good fare at the very lowest price.
LOT MOFFET
ST Paul Nav 5-ly
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Il. &. C.TSVICHELL CO.,
Forwarding and commission House,

yUNHIS long established house confne their attention
Il strictly 10 sales and purchases on commSslon and
to the forw warng business generally. They solicit
continuance OF the liberal patronage heretofore given
them. inl1-9-tl
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HhDRoPHoBIA-A CnH1pv Cy'p.-Thc Paii.ians
in quito panic because oi the numerous eases Of
hs drochobri the present season. The following Gu
rous offer appears in the papers:
"a Professor Jicqucmait, letter % the Delats
declares his conviction iat hydrop hobil is nothing
but "a aecoa, ca'scd onl, b, fight aud h..
instinct Of imitation Be rcccs the .upposition that
madness Is communicated ty bite ard AYERS that
all attacks Of rage may b. c,Inod by a vgoron. cA-
e,tion Of the H. and thai i:s', are communicated IN
the WAY : epiIcptic ms known 10 he com
nunicated irn'a re4s3a = another Ia prove the
Justice of tho views he ofeis to allow himself TO ir
bitten bv dogs recognized Inv rhy sicians as mad on
condition that a fund be .scd pay the actual ex-
psnses and the possible consequences VI fatal ter
minaiion. 70 this NJ G;osican, a gentleman
known for the interest he takes in discovering
remedy, has replied that 'nd, id,r " no shall lie
anonymous has placed him in possession Of the
siry means, and he now awaits Inconvenience 0f NJ.
Jacquemart to commence the eraud experiment.
EXTENT OF THE FISHING TRADF.-The fish.
inr trade immense. Du,ng the summer months
more than 20,OOo vessels arc constantly engaged in
the trade employing from 2,0, 900 to 300 600 men,
The BAY Of Cha,eur, along the coast of Prince Ed.
wards Island, the MagdaeD Islands, and Nor,h,,mb-
olidnd Straits arc considered the choicest uracker,l
fishing grounds. Here. alone feet often amounts
to 1000 sail although generally not more than from,
200 To 400 vessels sail IN company. Al night, when
the fleet is safely anchored, the lanterns lighted on
each vessel and swung upon the sllrouds, one raay
fancy that he s looking upon some huge city lying in
reposc, with its lamps all trimmed and burning.
The bait alone, which is ground up and thrown te
the fishes to keep them about TIE vessels, costs So,
900 900 per annun-ISt. John tN. b. Times.
4 steam canal boat is nsm in use on the Chcsa.
peake and Ohio canal. II Is worked 18th scrcw
pr,pcicr, and makrs stx ,ni"s ~ hour.
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FU RNTTCRE F..

w. IL.
BORCP & OAkES.
TUNiIE undersigned having formed copartnership for
transacting Exchange and Banking business in all
its various branches, will be prepared furnish sight
aud time exchanges the East and principal cities of
the West. Remttances Great Britain, Ireland, and
continent o! Europe made in suns to sun purchasers
Sight and time bills and European exchanges purchased,
coeC ons ade and proceeds RENTED at usual rates
ot exchange All other business committed TO care,
Functuay attended to.
BORUP & OAKES.
wi lI-tf
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ST. ANTHONY fIOISE,

Corner of Main and Wood streets.
Upper Town, Falls 81. AnthOny Minnesota Territory
Isaac BRowN, Proprietor
FUNHE above House is conducted strictly temper
i ance principles.
n B. Stsbng for horses also.
March {, 1852. 4s-U.
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DIR. =. II. POTTS.

ESAYINC made St Paul lii> ,rInarE residence, VIII
4 attend - calls oi hi> profession in town and
81. d. AMbS. H. L. NELSON
AMI,s L. NELSON.
TTDRNElS AND cot NSELLORS AT Law
IA and solicitors in CHANGER, ~. Paul, Minnesota
attend with pru.nptess snd fidelity 90 all law bust
entrusted 10 Their Minnesota, and The adoin
ing counties Of Wisconsin.
rrPatiicllar attention NIL be given to the collection
o. ds5ts. and the location of Land Warrants.
Sept. l.. lS5l. 22lY
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5aint Souls.
CITY HOTEL, ST. LOUIS

I Conner or Thtrd and Ti1C Stretts.
7. BARNUM proprietor viii always be happy tn see
his trends who are down busnes pleasure from
Wisconsin, Minnesota, and from elsewhere up the Mis-
sissippi river. Nov. a. 1850.
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS.


lust received from the East the spring st lie o silk
- Hats beautiful article; also large assortment OF
kossuth, Hungarian and Macy Hats; also fine assort
mcnt for boys and children. OIL Cloth and Cloth Caps,
every and at all prices, al the St Pau Hat and Cap
store eff X. o. WALKER.