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CITY BUSINESS.
4 ICOPPRR, TIN, 3; sTTEET IRON WARE
/ Mo MI "a nj orIy ri.s't'FE

- THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
FS bestowed upOn him, the subscriber would respectful
Iy inform his friends and the public generally that r
GOntinues TO manufacture the above named articles la
all their variety, orwhch he has always hand good
sOrtmsnt for wholeSale and retail at pricest
He also keeps hand, cooking STOVES OF the most ap
proved patterns for coatand wood.
Job work will eonnue TO receive his particular attention
and be executed with prompness and In style that will
s1Sst"' sura4 HO't E vARNRY. no 8 Min st.
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hooks, STATIONARY, Variety Goods, sc.
TIME Subscriber thankful for tho liberal extern
ed him. bega TO request the attentiOHp
Ing Of School, MedesI, theological and Mis-
cefihnkOGs Books, iPlan and Fancy Stationary Bahk
books WalI aud Window PapeTsS and Variety, Goodss-
To Merchants Teachers School Trustees and 9tfeTS
wishing purchase In Quantities. every tndueenen Will
In exchanre or paid forin cash, the highest
fa'es' hf7.a 2 JOHN IT. THOMPSON, s
Aug p1.-tc 81 Monroe Street.
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n ocIiI and Travelling Agents Wanted for
MA IfILUSTRATEn, including adescrfpono OF the Pa.
mama nd Nicaragua routes, with 49 suberh Tinted thO.
gT1bhs 324 pages. Svo price g. This work. by j. NJ.
let's been adiudgel by the unanimous voice of the
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tercstng volume that has yet been tcn this golden
theme Since publication OF evohs Journal OF Tav
els no appear that has created such thrilling
sensation ispTe emineny practical, ,andsintersperse
witt incidents tho most amusing character In the lam
gasc q ono OF the city editorials tis perfect daguerTe
otyne OF CALIFORNIA; by the light OF MONDAY sumo
Also Dr Beach,s great work Medicine THE AMERl.
CAN PRACTiCR AND FAMILY PHYSICIAN, 500 2a.
res 200 Svo, sheept price So Dr. BeacbiE al
fbc head othe eclectic practice in this country. sue
The cmand that eighteen thousand copies OF tis work
,yere printed in one edition. Also DIR. C. D. HanmoRds
work on the same principles Of praGttce MRDICALIS
RSRWAT ZION 70 RaTHR bIIBLION,O orr TSUE GUIDE
12InoS cloth, 6S ragesj price 81 80 cloth,
81 n,ner coVeTs fourth thousand Als1, WOMAN ~
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6 feInales for their conct in the detail oil
utyJ royal 1Smo red cloth ilI1stTatedi
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lady especially tho y0TTg Such - its popularity
three thousand C0SS have bf5n sold :n
zion Al New York alone Wit very sTv InOathsDE
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any PH't SadTess, die ROBERT 2. YoUNGihH
II IA, -fT7Ii (Suceossor TOWN HoldI edgeo
8,siir ,;1 No. 1A9 Fulton street, New York city.
~ Editors Xyihg .nis advertisement three ill.,
seTonB entire pnbe entedtn COPY California II.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
r. o. GOODMAN SEQ. g
'aa ,SuoLHsLLE DELLERsIN -
Ca Cd Rnnrda InIr

Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink,
nLEAcIlNd rowpERs FELTI&G, WIRE CLoTH, &c.
Pearl Street, Cincinnati, o.
J A MoNG their stock, may be found WRITING, AND
A BLANK HOOK PAPER, the hrgost assortment In
tho West ofevery description. e
Printing Paper, all sizes Eng 4 Amer Tissue Parsr
cOi'G Medium & D'blo. Med. sot,ips :.
tss'd. (" a % ..l.r Il. Entering =.
Envelope DRUGGIST. .
piate aud Lithopraph. Marble Hsa g.
Manila, genuine l lH- SiSIeu ana "Ht y,
iArdwaFo Payer. CiGt9 Cn3I ttHl au ss
uai{h BOX "a Roofing Paper, rrcrarodand
.Tea. unprcPored r.5
shoe !" wrarriqg Paper, al sizes
Envelopes ofevcry description, &c. &c.
BOARDS.
Perforated, Binders' Bonnet Press and Straw Boards
also, Aeent for HghbOdy's SurERIoR PRiNTING INK,
Hook, AND C1LORED INK, tSc.t -f...t... .ts
..l &. Cards, md Card Boards. .
EUrRA PEARL RAcHp CARDS. ~ ,.-..I
EXTRA PEoPLIs
PRISTERs' " 'f'
sArtS suRrAGEp CARD BoARDS.
Ivory ..s..
pRINrERs' :"
.SATtS ExAMELED p a..
M PORCELAIN ''
PeIRLSURFAGED COtOREp Cam BoARps.
Tic above Cards and Card boards, are e&
iinsh they do peel in working and arc Afforded ct a
over rate thsn Cards heTctOtore offered IN this nnr
1et and low they can be purchased N the Fast
Dealers and consume - IN Paper ald Gards are res
cclIy invited to examine Or stock our goods arc
received direct from manufacturers which enables US to
sell low, fnOt lower than any other house III ths es
oc5'Paper made to order, IS
Aug2i.u
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AND PITTaBURG Rail
ROAD.
Rsstszk fzsss! ssssss gsssEs

ON and after Wednesday, June 18th, 1s52 Passenger
" Trains will run daily SSGndTys exeepted as follows:
7Ile aud intermediate sationsi 6lO p M, Aeeommoda
tOn Trainfor RNvenna stopping at all way stations
Leaves Rayenna at IO0 A. M Accommodation Train for
CIeI aIand, stopping at all way stations.
Leaves Welisvilie at 1895 p NJ. Express Train for
Cleveland and nteTmedate stations Id Is .f1sf
The $50 Express Train from Cleveland, connects daily
with tho following lines, 10 wits At Hudson, with tho
Rvcnna with Wards Line or Four Horse Coaches for
Warren; Alliance with the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
Roads at Buyard, with hacks for Dover, New Philadelphia
FOR PITTSBURG.-The 6.+O a. NJ, Express Train
from Cleveland connects at Wssye with The new and
aud intermediate landings, arriving Pittsburgh the same
evening
7yvania Railroad, 81 90. d. -tf-l.... 100. i,.s III
EaTeirom Cleveland Pittsburgh, by way OF Wesve,
PASSENGERS are ticketed through and their baggage is
checked through TO Pittsburgh via Welayiue. ll-.
Cleveland connects at wcllsvie with the spende Side
wheel steamers, WINCHESTER and DIURNAL foi
wheeling touching athe intermediate lanlng and arriV.
ing at Wheeling early the some evening.
RETURNlNG--l2;33 p n: Express Train, connects
and Pcnnsy Railroad Alliance and at Hudson with
the Akron Branch Railroad. .t a. - ..fr.s. s-.f
Wheeling at O'Clock 4. NJ viii take the 1885 p NJ Ex
press Train from ellsvillc and arrive at Cleveandsi
time to connect with the Lake Steamers for New York,
| via DunhiTh and buffalo. 4.
Also Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Racine, Mwauke,
and the entire North West. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,<,,,i
the morning by this route, arrive at Cleveland the same
evening" the following night can be in New York or
The Accommodation Trainleaving Ravenna nj O'Clock,
A. NJ, connects at Hudson with the akran Branch Rail
Road and reaches Clevela1tH time to connect with the
morning Isxpress Train of the Cleveland Columbus ami
Cincin4ati Railroad fort tho South. -. L,.l5
land at p NJ CONNECTS with the Express Train from
Cincinnati Columbus at Cleveland, and with the Akron
'['4S9 B. < HfiiSlf F. r r oFSIss} JoHSpg,EANp
| Cleveland, June II, '5s q, SUPERINTENDENT.
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TODD g. DEVOL,
AT THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND,

Sign Of The Black MGminoih Boot, South End Of
Market Square,
RE now opening an unusually large stock OF Fall and
n Winter Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps selected with
great care and the very best workshops
0 Phadeiphia New England, expressly for Whole
sale and Retail trade To regular customary and ali
others who may with CALL offer you goods
which we guarantee equal In quality material and work
mashp, those manufactured III this any part Of the
United States. '.- '- TODD & DBYOL.
wLSeliHs Sep 81, 1852. ' -.t.H H-. t..' .HH
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TIIOs. mORNBROOK,
Dealer in Real; Estate,

TTAS on hand Ruding lots and improved property for
f-t sale ON accommodating terms. Two Brick houses
Ine ONCE and one Hall societies otherwise for Rent
Iyd. Monroe 81. NO. III, up stairs.
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ARTTPTCTAT, TWETH

DIR. S. P. HULEIHRN, Once No. 13I,
k(S5p Fourth street, near the Presbyteran church,
u = Manufactures Teeth expressly Tor earh Far.
N11DCDticular caSe Full settg of Teeth, any
parts OF scts, made with artificial Guma. Tie Gum Is
made in continuous solid piecehe cosis the
for teeth with OF without gums. EI.Islyzl-
Full sctts teeth made from SI0t $50 Sel; snail
sctts from 90 TO s. per tooth. 1yr:d
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Wm. Bing h n m,
Shirt Manufacturer,
NEW BRITAIN.

HAS appointed A. NJ Adams agent the sale OF his
Ill shirts Factory prices. Merchants, Clohlcrs, and
others who desirous buying shirts OF tic best and
cheapest make in the United States will call at NJ Ad-
ans clothing store, where they will find full assortment
ssn2S-iYd 'l.'r .l...f-
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i3ll SRAsONtARRNNG RBIENT. IT s.
Michigan Central Rail road Line!
& 49, So


o. rf.. .,g iai cERvEL1R AND DETRoIT,sf ~ HasH.
n LeiLh Ciercdnf and CHelsz cad,
Clerea,td aud Erie r. r., CIereand and Pif6uTgh r. r.,
aud Michigan Central r. r.
Passengers will be toketed through from any point
Lake Michigan Cleveland, Cincinna Pittsburgh, and
Wheeling and from etherof those places to point OH
Lake Michigan
steamers built expressly forthe route.
CLEVEIAND.-........I r..... oArr. &C. sTAsAHp
FOREST CITY....................CA CART. l.. a. PIERcE
A boat will leave Cleveland Detroit. detroit
Cleveland every evening 81 o'clock, arriving in both
cities the following morning In FOR the morning
trains ChcaSb, Cicinnat and Pittsburgh
r the Lake Superior and Saginaw boats Detroit They
win run from Cleveland in the following order: -
FOREST CILY
CLEVELAND. - .r5t,lr, So,
Tuesday. Thursday Saturday
And will leave Detroit:
CLEVELAND BOY. Ha 3-ti
Monday. WednesdAy. Friday
y ~ FOREST CITY Yf,l.. istsf...-1 il...
Tuesday. t Thur2dHY. Saturday
The undersigned prepared TO make contracts for all
kinds OF freight from Cleveland to Detroit, Maelinaw
Saut st MAric Saginaw and all ports Lake Michigan
OCEAN, CASPIAN, AND s.r LOUIS
will compose the line until the boats ready E
~ 8a'8fi ~ ; ~ AGENTS. Iaii1u1 trttT fi
G. BRADBURN &: Co., Cleveland, l-s .... .r., i
PITTMAN, ,TRoWBR1DGE& JONES, Detroit.
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..s-. NEW FIRM. .t4 ,.t,l
- MESSRS. GAYwOOD, CoNKLlN te CO..
asa having purchased the entire stock OfStOves, Tin,
SsS4S Copper and Sheet Iron Of T. q. Culbert.
N7sA son, would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Wheeling and vicinity. that they will carry on
The business OF manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Sheet
OF which they have constantly on hand good
ssnrtmcnt Wholesale and Retail; very low for cashi
ali wishing purchase, would do well TO Gull and
nee us at No 10, Union ST.. at ths old and we'll known
Stand heretofore occupied by I. e. CulbeTtson.
Particular attention paid to repairing. {,
Wheeling Aug. 2l. CAYWooD. CoNKLIN & co
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Rich printed GeLaipes, French Eptlish, American
Elegant flounced Notwithstanding new. -,.
Plain and printed Lanua cloths. .i4l l4'iO
Embroidered and plain satin, de Chine.
Figured and plain Mohair Lustres.
Silk and wool shot Lnstres, livery pretty1. seitt
Silk chain Coburg cloth, black and other eploFa
Ut Black and coloTed Canton cloth, &c. 0ept10
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Elegant and Very Rich Goods,
81 lNOy.i9 SiE by RxpFeas. III =. .!tuf Hpf-
DrOende Silks, Extra Rich, and in entirely ds
ID signs and choice col0, and Paris Nantes and CloaR1
imported by Jas Heck & Co., New York received thiS
day, by o. W. HEISKKLL & Co.
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Cloths, Cassimeres, &c. 80
A LARGE variety OF Cloths, all coOrs, also e5 pieces
IN Cassmeres comprising many OF the most flsionGhV
styIes also so pieces Saiinets, just received at
ocia5I 5Iil 10 'lssIf 51F o W HEISREIL q cos.
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syr,nLY YADvERTIsEAENIs-1 square, with tho
res odyiiece OF .1Hnges, per 400
O6e sqraIe, per 4u1TteE ehanseeble At pleasure 900
rTeeeding lines, ouD
FoE LoSs ADvERTIsENENTS, liberal discounts will 90
Il an the above rates ...
TTRegous notices, and adveItsements for ChRTi1hle
,si,1tios aud Fire Companies, inserted EFatutousy
'IT5sWsTTiases aud Deaths inserted gratuitOUsy.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-06
CIR RCII BELLS.

1tHURCN, Factory, Steaul oat and Ieromotive Bells
4 cnr>taEti, un hand, md fEALa or CHINEs Of Bells
lN nuuber) order Improved casi-iron okts,
with movable attached To these Bells, 50 taat
the, may he adjusted ring easily md properly, and
Springs also, viii, prevri fe CiaIcr from resting
the Ben; thereby pToloEing its sound. idi gU-s
pi,te Including Yoke, Frame AID Nhcci) furnished if
desired.
experience OF 80 in this business by their late
father enabled him To ascertain the best form for Be
the combination Of metals and degree Of heat requisite
for securing IN them the greatest sOdty stfcrgth, and
most Odous tones: hrh improvements, together
Wilt his very extensive assortment 81 PATTERNS now
held ~ subscribers, who have grown az i'll The b>i-
aud who viii use tncoavor 70 sustain the
reputation which the establishment has heretofore
JOY e boih in This and foreign countries. the bell, from
which have repeatedly ceiVed the highest awards of
the y. y State Agricultural Society and American nsti-
tute; and which were completed Chimes and heayy
Alarm Bells for iii rent Parts Of the non and Canada.
MATHEMATICAL RUNENTS will still he
manufactured b, the subscribers q! hCh they viii have
constantly on hand, an assortment Of Transit nsIri-
ments Levels. Surveyors Comp plain, nouious
and inproved.) SC. Also, Brass Conn Cast
iygs OF size cast TO order.
All communications promptly attended to.
ANDREW NENLELI'S SONS.
West Troy, AibsBv Co., y. Y. lo5l
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,NCEMENT FOR 1859.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

Consisting OF three first class boats,
NOMINEE, CapI ". SHirH.
lEt CAMPBELL, Cagt. VI. w. loDwIcA
LR. FRANKLIN, Capt Il BiAKELr.
Leaving Gaena, . ,
The Nominee Capt. o. smith. MONDAYS ut IL CLOCK
The d.. Frnlnlin, Capt ". Biakely, Wednesday $, at
y O'Clock
Tie Ben Campbell, Capt. VI. w. Lodwick, Fridays,
= u o'clock
The above Boats viii regularly during the ensuing
season Having the Mail Contract, Their puncaity can
lac relied Oh They will remain at - Paul sufficiently
long To enable passengers the as o Saint An
thuny.
For speed and acc ommodaton, these Boats
passed aud every attention Viii be paid tn Passengers
ard Freight They will leave pnnciuai!y at the hour
na,ned1he Nominee viii make the trip 50 rs not To
be sundays.
Goods shipped the Agents At ST. LOUIS or Galena to
60 b. this line Viii be forwarded free oi charge.
Caena being the terminus of The great thoroughlares
Leading Westward from Chicago and Milwaukee, nearly
al the travel Eastw ard, destined the Upper
Mississippi takes passage by Steamboat from this point
Also, iriy all the Steamboats, the Southern trade
from ~. Louis and other ports below, come into his
port for reshipment Tor points above
AGENTS.
II. F. Sass -. Louis, Nelson, Gilbart & Co.
b. Ii. Campbell, Co.. Nelson's Landing
Cacna.C c. II. Read. Lake Popn.
G. r. West. Dubuque, l.. Hsr'zrll, Point Douglass
! $. NJ Lanswol,hy do, Church.n n Nelsoa,
/ A. Mct.tegor. saltwater
Nc,;regor's iaeiingI w BabcoCk, st Paul
! % ". Br'shoi,, P.du Chien.>. II. Sergeant, do.
+. ID. Cowles. Lansing Russell n Rice.St. Anthony
Campbell! x Smith, Jas. Peck - Co.,t hicago.
la Crosse.
1 -. Paul March H. leJ2 Att.
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CHEAP CASH STOH t.~-NS uOLESA


GROCERIES,. PROVISIONS HARDWARE. BOOTS.
SHOES. HATS. GAYS ~ cTitiNG, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, II RNirtRE. BOOKS
AND STA Ilb\ERN.
FaN!E 81 ESQ fBER To- late arrivals =
u Ctipt ard opening III his new ~tofc "a -. Anthony
Street, the "Apcrican House." II large and most
com eje assortment of the ahovt-namci Goods, which
viii roItivel, he sold NJ hover prices cash than
before offered III this place His entire stock select
Ell with sftnt care, and purchased IN the Eastern ana
Southern markets or Cash, that he safely
his friends and the public generally that it Will be To
their interests II call before Purchasing. elsewhere and
tXaiIint his stock which consists part follows:
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nE7Se~S THIS superb steamboat, nearly of
g---4-liIs the size of ,le keohuA Packets and
TO- 49, with accommodations e1ral TO the
"a ~1Kk best boats the viii b. III the
reguiar Gaena and - Paul trade The er>uIng season,
making trips week, il possible The SAINT ianl
veil lie hard Ia beat. The times of arrival and dcpaf-
this boat. u Ue announced soon regular
trir, ara commenced. NJ. X: HARRIS Master.
Itl q, .r
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PROBATE COURT.
GAIENA STORE.
w. ii. Stillman & Co.

W. l1s CtlIIuHn N zoe
NATOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Saint
w Paul and vicinity, That they have opened in the
lower fresh and well selected stock Of Groceries.
which Piled every week from Galena and st.
Louis; and which they pledge themselves sell for cash
low be bought north Of Galcna. Those desr-
Gus o buy Ing at retail will fad Il to their advantage 10
cal and examine their prices.
Constantly on handl}utter, Cheese, Pork Fish, Su-
gars, Teas. Coces and all articles found this line
D. genuine article of Family Flour constantly on
hand. W. III. =. & Co.
SAINT Paul. Aug. %, l65l 10
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MARSHALL g. cos

W nOitSUEt <sIOScIy UEu StOIcs
w connection with car stock of Sligo IRoN, we
would call attention OF upcountry merchants and
retail dealers .AilN 81 stock, which embraces
every thing, Liquors c.Ceptc III the Grocery and Pro
vision the.
We propose selling for ccsh Gaena market prices,
aiding trausi oytaton, and believe that can
supply boarding. -hoUSe keepers and families good
terms they purchase below.
Our STOCK has been selected with care that
tBRANr The quality OF all articles sold b!
StUGARs--Common Brown, Refined. \, b and c,
- Crushtd and Powdered, by tie barre, at
MARSHALL * Cos.
NEOLaSSEs--B,lcher's syrup, >ugar-house and
w Plantation, MARSHALL Il Cos.
GOLDEN SYRUP, in legation kegs, fer fami-
~ lies, NJ. 4 Cos.
COFFEE ard TEAS, of every Al.l,
4 NJ 6. Cos.
lINLOC R--Jasper, Extra and superf:c At
II NJ Cos.
EkOHK--Clear Mess just put up last week, supe-
a article for families, NJ d Co.'S.
- ALT..Of every Kind and in any quantity, AT
- NJ y Cos.
nII1-.Lirseed, Bieached, Lamp and Lard OIL, at
" u y COS.
6tANDLES--Sperm Star and Mould, at
u M Co.'S.
NKTHITE LEAD, Turpen.ine, Putty, Whiting and
w Lamptack, VI q cos.
NEIlNDoW GLASS and Nails, Tobacco, Goldfish,
w Nacke-el Batter and Cheese, AXcs, Clocks Corn
Baskets Looking GLASSES, Gro Eigs. Huca Mis-, Grain
ShoVcls Coffee Mills, Percussion Cap. Log CHAINS,
Broons Crackers, Axe HrlVes and ,laos every hing
that can lie Named incl lGing Flows aud Pepper
for sale NJ MARSHALL y to's.
Saint faul October. ISL. 3-2-
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s. CRAWFORD Co.

W HOLES ale AND RETAIL RiGGiSTS,
II Man street, Gdtead,
AVE Just received full supply Of Drugs, Med-
u a cines, Paints, Oils. Dye-Stufs, Window Glass,
Glassware Putty, etc, They viii be antiy
ceivng supplies oi the above and other articles their
line. would call the attention az those wishing 10
purchase : they Offer To sell 81. Ions prices.
Cs'era Oct. Q. 1871. p
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NJ Hill n r. RY.
MRS. .RRICk has just received direct from
Afk ihe East great variety Of satin Bonnets; also
splendid assortment OF Neivets satns silks. Pushes
Ribbons. flowers. abs RucEes rumes great variety
French worked collars and cuffs, black ELK Iaces from
IL inch Ia - yard wide; In fact every article usually
kept III a MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT and she would
respectfully invite the citizens of Saint Paul and the Up
River towns give Il call.
AC.MAkING.
In with the above, done shortest no.
ticc. and n workmanlikc manner Mrs. NJ confident
IN sayn. that Of III and workman ship she is
suppressed Dress Trimmings of every kEd on hand
and fer sale. Give a call.
MARY MERRiCK
Rooms over J. Brookc's Book store, Galena 3-29y
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GRINDING,

GRINDING.
HNHE UNDERSIGNED is now in readiness
4 for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas, Buck
wheat, and whatever else requires grinding, in
Guiding Salt. at the grist-nl! on the west side Of
the Mississippi river, at St. Anthony, for lawful
rates of toll. When desired grists will be re-
ceIved at the subscribers on the east side of the
tiver, and be returned ground at the same place
2-Sly CALVIN A. FUTILE
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CROCFRIt.
At Wholesale and Retail,

an Roberts Street. saint Paul, next door to the
Goods be sold in Saint Paul, wholesale, cheap
thes can be sold ut any place above ST. LOUIS have
opened large stock of
GROCERIES,,
of the best descriptions for family use which they Will
sell for cash very small profit, by retail and by
whoIe SALE at prices such will warrant all retail deal
in Minnesota 10 buy goods at their store. Among
the leading articles which SHAH offer, viii be- DE
sides other kind of goods usually found III large
Grocery Establishment, whether here enumerated OF
uot} the following:
Ilour Of various brands; Sugar and Molasses, all
kinds; : Office. Tea. Tobacco ANA salt; Salt Fish, Oys-
tiers. SaTdnes, etc; Butter, Cheese Lard and Oh.
i.lGI ORS-suCh Brandy, Wine, Gin, Whisky ,
Champagne.
pRONiSiONS-cons;siing Of Pork, Hams, Bacon,
Dried Fruit,
Patent Buckets, Glass, Nails, Putty, SAo, Matches,
Candies. soap Brushes, Brooms and great variety OF
other goods. KEY a. FARMER.
-. Tull. October 9. 1851. 25-lf
PROBATE COURT.
u Office is hereby given. that the regular
" terms of the Probate Court of Ramsey
county, Minnesota Territory. will be holden on
the first Mondays in March, June, Septemb, +
and December, respectively, at 9 o'clock a. NJ .,
at my office in the town Of ST Paul
4o-yly HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge of Probate Of
Ramsey co. Min. Ter.