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The daily union., 1852-09-14
DIED,

Athe Tuees Clarke Virginia, Saturday q,
the lth instant, Mrs ELIZABETH BROWN,
Rev. o. b. Brown, filis city,
friends acquaintance of family attend
her funeral First Baptist church, Tenth street,
afternoon, the 18th instant, O'clock
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The Prosperity or the country.

| Nothing more contributes 10 wholesome popular
iion than the prosperity Of The country, When the
masses are happy and comfortable-when labor is vel
paid--when commerce. agriculture, and manufactures
flourish as they do nowthe first impulse OF the nation
IS TO honor the great principles from the successful
application OF which many rewaTding results have
grown Strange 10 say, the democracy are rarely, il
ever, defeated unless when the country suffers from
those inevitable and occasional accidents in monetary
circles which affect the industrial and trading interests
But even whg appeals 10 the people in such crses
heretofore rendered successful by the extraodnay
and sklful Misrepresentation have lost their magic, in
view OF the fact that those who have blamed democratic
measures as leading OF the misortunes of the
country have always failed TO suggest the necessary
remedies or have suggested those which have only been
unmgaed failures. The hope of the country. now I'd
heretofore, is the strong right arm and the broad ma
tona principles OF the democratic party. Whenever
these principles fairly operate they always vndieate
themselves against all attacks, and finally compel praise
from those who had the most violently assaed them
The following statement of Boston merchant TO a
leading banker n New York, which we copy from The
New York Journal of Commerce. is fair balance sheet
of the liabilities and of the United States, and is
brief aud overwhelming answer to all the arguments Of
the advocates OF protection and the prophets OF RUM
ASSETS.
Subreasury depositesoon be scattered into crcula
ton. #g .s
Oouon--vefy iarKv p.obubio ctop-say three million
=, and high prices and hungry buyers abroad
rope al advancing prices.
Lard and hams, do. do.
Beef and pork, do do
Immigrants (mosty) with or less money.
American securities in growing favor in Europe, and
ey there cheap and abundant, aud growing and
more so from Australia and California.
California god-las year carried off TO England largely il
June July, &c. This cumualipg, and sh pine
of produce about commence a grand scale from
United States to Europe, &c.
#tss.s LIABILITIES.
The usual imports om abroad free from any eIi,aor-
dinary expansion or excitement
Extra import of railroad iron of railroad opera
lions in The
Extra "ao-saead" propensities of American merchants
generally.
Same propensity in banking which may lead
sonal round mrn'' IN money matters.
On the 1hoe t looks pery much like od-fasoned per
cent KIND OF times with many transactions
at per cent, and peculiar on call, &c Al
a 4 .s....-....... ......
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SPECIMEN NO. XIV.

Letter 10 another person. giving yolu subsequent opinion Of
The same gentleman ,oho he last communication sup.
posed 10 be addressed.
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THE PURE KIND.-Jua received large invoice Of linen
so1S pSrs al u "sG S :. II oow % a5s we a"ddy think
10, dozen good Linen d',net T = W s.. a. per dozen
pieces new fashioned linen shceungs, wide
10 pieces fine table damask, at SO cents per yard
20 pieces hnc table damask o2 and 70 cents per yard with
endless variety Of fine damasks diapers, and towel
piece. owelng, BY the piece atoll yard
100 piece. Irish linens, from medium TO .uperhne
goods Of al classes TO be had in this market
Fine bouban black nrnoe apacas and eaieoos Of choice
qualities, a, a. aao low sue prices sss,v ,,,o. an.
40 bundles select and fine black stockings for ladies'
20 c,1'SS. sTsmS %.% S"a S. Tns5 sav"si wsS rpsra.
Also daily ePesd the money for those bills that ought have
Tefms cash. uuIess arranged to the contrary.
sso' articles 10" '' and fair d''ns s' sSTnER 'Sss e
sepi4-sdr Opposite the Centre Market
HIGHLAND PLAIDs- This day opened
III 100 pieces Highland plad OF The exquisite qualities and
styles, for ehdrens wear Those desiring goods Of that
100 pieces hne mousssnes and mehnoes Of the brightest coo
50 pieces fine nernoes mousselne. neuual shsdes'
80 pieces fine paris lo.ey hannels,o sll coors
20 pses: min .wssd., d sSy;, pant,
| Terms cash, unless arranged to the contrary.
Good articles low pces and lair dealing may be relied on In all
Sep l4-edr Opposite Centre Market
MINING, MINERALS. METALLURGy, Ao.-Phiiip..
III astallu and Chemistry Of The Metals volume, London,
Tsdy on Goa! Nine, and spi.s. volume London, 1852.
|
Ntchels Practical Assaying. volume, London
Piataerou, the Blowppe volume, London
| Wathersions Gold valaer, London, 1889, volume
pse. Mnsrn"T o. ~ Gspmnn volume oaSou
Leiihsu Mineral yrns. volume, London.
Trate de erpotauon Mines par NJ. combe inyeuiem
Imported '''' BY rRaNcK TAYLOR.
/ icsn, on the same class II subjects
poRTo RICO sUeARs-F,ny-two hhds, fair prime
s.pi4~fwf 0. /. sEMMEs BRO
| rI5M ENT, CEMEST.-Jus received
" 100 bols best New York
| On hand, so bbls. cnlcined plaster
200 600 shingles
| 10000 laihs.
| Sep l4-3eod 2. NJ. PEARSON h Co
/ Cheap Trip TO Norfolk.
/ . -, THE steamer osCEoLA will leave Washington
% The ssev' place on Saturday S
leave Monday, the ian, at4 O'Clock, p. m
stop going and re,unins Pney Point oId Point and
Passage and nre for trip SC, for gentleman and
SEP sDda JAMES MITCHELL
NEW nAsK.-THE BANK OF THE CRY, washington, D.
IN o.. located IN said city Pennsyvana side,
ga M, u ~ M and from l. m, TO . p M on and amer The
Sep s-daw cashier.
EALL eooDs-For genemens wear new, rch and clegan,
4 STYLES, Of ne best quality. = ,o,,nou co
| Mems MERGERS and Taiors, Browns hotel
| Hook Netsce.
1 Library Housr RsrRrsssrArrvrs,
LARGE number books, belonging this otRce ys,
"a The OF House, others having
h~1-dn Librarian IIouss Of REPRESENTATIVE
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-01
REAL ESTATE AGENCY OFFICE.
Thomas w. WilsOu

ATE Of Newark, Ohio respectfully informs the pub
II hc that he has located himself permanently in
Paul IL the Territory of Minnesota where he proposes
TO offer ms direct and personal services Agent for the
purchase sale and exchange OF all descriptions Of Real
Estate such as Lands Farms, Town Property, Lease
holds Ground Rents-to the Pa, Of taxes of non
residents examining titles collecting debts &c, &c
And will negotiate Agent for Loans Of Money on Bond
and Mortgage, Town Property, &c Also for the pnr-
chase OF stocks, such have bona de value and
sact all other business connected with such Agency.
1JOhice, corner of " abashaw and Third streets
All property will be duly advertised and no charges
whatever will be made, unless the negotiations fully
and satisfactorily effect ted L. w. WILSON.
By permission, he refers to
,.qs: s + s' s s:s;s, Ohio
Hon Thomas Ewing, Lancaster, Ohio.
Benr, stans5nry, ESD, ATTY Gen, Columbus. Ohio.
lion. Joseph Vance, Ex-Governor. UrLanna Ohio.
Hon. VIM. Bebb, Ex-Gov. OHIO, Illinois.
Hon j Brady, Carlisle, Pa
John d. Early,
:, Z Z. {a;ss E'q {w.-Anson c''y,Dc
Or VIM Knight, Philadelphia, Pa.
Elias Fassett Esq. W all street.
Alfred Avery, Merchant 10 Broadway w" nm
Hon. Lewis Cass, Detroit.
Hon. 7. Nhcomb, FIX Governor Indara
Fl. NJ Rice Esq. Saint Paul, Minnesota.
ST. Paul, Sept 25, 1851. 2s-Iy
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EtHURCJI, FACTORY and STEAMBOAT BELLS
constantly on hand, and Peas or Chin;cs of Bells
toi any number) cast To order. Improved cast-iron
okes, with moveable arms, attached 10 these Bells
so that they may be adjusted ring easily and properly
and springs also which prevent the ciapper resting
on the Bell, thereby prolonging the sound. Hang ags
complete ncIuding loke Frame and Wheel furnished
If desired. The horns by which the Bel is suspended
admit OF the Yoke being changed to position and
tnns bringing the blow OF the capper a new place
which desirable after some years usage, diminish
es the probability Of the Bers hre3kipg ocCasIoued bv
repeated blows OF the csprer in one place.
An experience OF 80 years In the business has given
The subscribers opportunity of asoeriRning the best
form for Bells the various combinations OF tails and
the deree OF heat requisite for obtsnng the So
bdts, strength, ana most mocdlous and has en-
abed them 10 for their Bells the highest awards
at the N \. State Agriculture Society and rcan
stute, at their Annual Fairs, for several years past
The Trinity Chimes OF New York, were COMPLETED nj
this Foundry, were also cast Chimes for New Or
leans, La, Osweso and Rochester, N ". and Kingston
{. W. and also, The Fire Alarm Bells OF New York
the largest ever east in this country. z-
Transit Instruments, Levels surveyors Conpsssss
Improved Compasses for taking horizontal and vertical
angles without The needle
ANDREW MENEEI & SON
West Troy, Albany Co, y. Y, July ~ 1851 IA
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MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE.

Nearly opposite the American House, ST. Paul
ny A. COLLINS d co, dealers ia saddles, harness,
kLe trunks, &C. siddlery hardware saddle ir,es skirt
ing, harness. ad patent leather Gulf seag, bag and
leather, coach roas coach laocs, sadders sA 1,ows,
b,..1s, belts and stryg leather
BOOT AND slIOEHAkFES STOCK.
HemlDch tanned Sole LEATHER oak tanned sole leather
oak tanned upper leather, kp AID cetSks French.
man, Philadelphia and inoiInati csskDs all kinds OF
i1s aud gcnteInenS morocco red, yellow blue, green,
pink and white Innings; best goat, buck, and sheep bind
iEg boot and shoe findings boot trees lasts oa
clamps, pegs Of all sizes, shoe thread all hnds on ln
and copper shoe nails.
c-The highest market price in cash. paid all times
ioI leci hides sheep ana dee!s
MAY l-n F.. 4. c. 4 co.
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THN!IS desirable ground, lying the most central and
a advantageous part OF the basin OF St Paul, where
must inevitably be the principal river business of The
town. and aGorCng also most choice uHd delight fl Lot
III the upon the bench for dwelling houses; is
veyed into Lots, ana offered for SALE with titles un-
disputed and ndispu2be at reasonably low prices. and
upon liberal terms Of credit for mos, OF the purchase
money, and Lumber for building Lots sold in the adj
dition Will be furnished the rotary saw-ni on easy
terms. .. CHARLES II. CAKES
ST. Paul July 81 1851. rs
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LOOK AT THIS:

FHNlE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
n PANN, Cleveland, OHIO, commenced Issuing Poll
cies ia March last The number issued up to July LIST
Wds--Ib5I
Amount If Property Insured, Sl,lle $1,000
:" g Premiums received 32Ul516
Business is conducted upon both the ami Mutual
pan and The Farmers Department is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department Great caution is ex-
ercised in taking risks, and hazardous property
refused
~ The undersigned is prepared issue Policies upon
either plan in either department.
GEO. W PRESCOTT, Agent.
ST Paul, Aug. 81, le5l Ietf
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BEN. w. BRUNSON

Notary Public and County Surveyor,
HAVlNG opened Land Agency. will attend
Il IL to the location of Military Land Warrants,
entering government lands, securing presumption
claims, buying and selling farms, town lots, and
the payment Of taxes, Will also draw and take &C
acknowledgements of deeds, mortgages, sc.
References, Rev. A. BRUNsoN, p. du C'n, Wis.
His Exc'y NELSON DEWEY, WIS.
w. II. BRADLEY, Esq. Galena, Ill.
L. S. FELT. ESQ, Galena, ILL.,
Hon. VIII. For BEs, St. Paul, Min.
Office on Roberts street, SAINT Paul, Min.
NorE.--I have been to considerable expense
in procuring fac simile copies of the township
plats at tie Land Office, and have made arrange
ments 10 be advised weekly Of all entries and pre-
enpions made, therefore can give at any time
any information in regard 10 the vacant lands in
the district
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CAUTION. CAUTION:. CAUyTOy:,.

CAUTION! CACTIONH CAUTION:u
take this occasion TO inform the public that have
the exclusive agency for Gscns and vcinitv for the
sac OF hc Following justly ana dcservedly popular Pam
lily Medicines
Gracenbsrg Medicines, DIR Swayrr's svrun If cbcrrv
br " III SioaI 5 Ontncit, DIR. swayno's Verlnuge,
=" Cond'n poY'I Dr Trask's Nagnet On,'nt
Or Myers sarshparilla Noake's Iodine Eminent.
Dr. Slllnans hair tonic, DR.. Brarr's remedies
Dr. Champions Pills DIR. Merchants .-,--,:,fa, -,
DIR Brstos n. a. u iirieT i,r Marshs,Is u3c-,n es,b
ALSO--ON HAND.
Perry DAVIS PAIN Killer, DR. Chr>te's Magnetic Belts
and Fnid Swai,s Panacea, Jaynes medicines Wis,ar's
Balsam Row snds Tonic Mixture, &c &c for sale by
GEORGE c. STROTHER,
Wholesale ard Retail Druggist
july ;. No 1876 MAN street Galena
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MILLINERY,

NJ RS. IL NJ. ELS. wishes to inform the
AVA Ladies OF ST. Panl and vicinity that she thank
u 10 them for their Kind patronage during the preceding
year She has luss returned from the East with La
TEST FASHIONS and q SPLENDID assortment of Goods
she has Ribbons that Cannot be surpassed beauty
and quality this side of New ork Artificial flowers and
pumes, Velvet and Velvet Trimmings of every color
etc. She may De found her old stand few rods west
OF the Church. where she would be happy
10 attend 30 any order in her line Of business.
November, lo5l. sss 3.oevr
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GaIena ADVERTISEMENTS.
WAR EAGLE MILLS.

Galena, Illinois.
TuNiE Subscribers having completed their steam
4 Mill under the above name, situated below the
lower Bridge, In the city of Gacna beg leave call the
attention OF dealers In Minnesota to their stock of Flour
always on hand feeling confident that they viii be able
TO supply them upon favorable, If not favorable
terms than any mill which has sold -four TO the up
country.
Il. HEMPSTEAD d co.
Gaiena, March IL 1851 2-5l
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Nano auS Emsurance apenetes
A. J. BAKER. NORRIS HOBART. GEO. W. PRESCOTT
Ian AGEN Soy.
pAEFR HOBART 81 PRESCOTT

HAhFN, IIVbAN ], q INI-'.COI - y
Office ON Third street, st. Paul. NJ. T.
WIN give careful attention to the duties of their Of
fee AS general land Agents. One Of the firm has Tor
thirty wears resident of the North est and will
dcy his time personal observation OF the situation
and character Of the lands in the Territory Office open
all hours Of the day lots bought and sold;
paid convey ancng the collection of debts and letters Of
inquiry promptly attended TO-
REFER NoEs.-liinos: Grant Goodrich, ESD, Chica-
go; Hon. VIM. Thomas Jacksonville; Col. Bradford.
Spring6eid; Hon. Lewis Ross lewston John Spencer,
Esq, Rock Island; Rev, l. b. Randall Alton; Judge
Mnshall, RuslIvlie. Indiana: Rev. Is. T. KRvanansh,
indianapolis. Michigan: Hon. G. l.. Pomeroy, Lenawce
Co; Col. Hickson, Washtenaw Co. Minnesota: Hon.
A. Goodrich; Hon. ". MIean; Rev. &. Hobart
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

gNWE undersigned will inform the citizens Of ST. Par
Il and its vicinity, thar he is opening Lumber Yard
near the Shlnge Factory on jackson Seventh streets
and is prepared TO fill orders for all kinds of Lumber ON
the shortest notice. Those wishing Lumber of any de-
scription, laths shingles, would do well to call
rTTernis easy, one half up and the balance on the
delivery OF the Lumber
T. w BASS,
agent for the 81. Authcnv NiH Co
St Paul. Jul, 81, 1851. l5.,f
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TITS QUEER THAT KossUrH,

4 HUNGARY MAN, should have left Turkey.
"A Certainly oar hungry men about town leave
Thing but bone, I'VE .coug!less mpltitudes that
daily ,hrong the st't o. 80: -: -.
ELfEET:E HHo::,:::: :::::
n~erdSa~s without taxing with them bonne-ais bar
gats'thas can ts nusd there alsse H.&
assortment "a. 49, $3.50 ..:::..
Fall and Winter Dress Goods,
both for Ladies and Gentlemen, and which win bc sold
cheap for cash.
Our eiA is good, Price is just,
ven treat you tceH 6ut cannot trust.
ST. PAUL. November, 1851. S-S0y
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS,

WAsHINGTo>. ID. G.
TEHHE undersigned viii give his undivided and earnest
attention TO the prosecution and collection Of every
description OF CLAIMS against the United States, before
congress aud the various Departments Of the General
SoVerninent,-such as Invalid, Navy, bounty Land,
Revolutionary Pension Claims, etc claims arising ul-
DER the various Treaties with Foreign and Indian Ma
hons, and ali others requiring the active services Of
Agent.
Charges shall always be moderate, ard regulated by
the amount of rendered All commune atiols
shall receive immediate attention.
Tue undersigned refers to the following well known
nares professional and business his standing and
ability:
Hon. JAS. A PE>ncE, U. $. Senator, Maryland
Judge E. r. CHAMBERS, do
Maj GEO. w. LAW, Indian Agent, Green Bay, Wis.
Moses {. GIBSON, Esq, Wio~-riYer, Wisconsin.
FRANK CATLIN, 90 do
SILAs ". HnL, Washington, ID. c.
JJ All business placed in ms hands by claimants shall!
be faithfully, diligently, and Eenlously prosecuted.
GEO. u ARMSTRONG
ONCE basement of his residence
on II. street, between 7th and sih streets
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1851 II
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TuOS. r. REED Il Co..

"OULD respectfully announce 10 the citizens al
w 81. Pau! ana The Territory generally. that the
have just opened fresh and splendid stock choice
Liquors consisting oi The best quality OF Drandcs Gin
Nhskcy, Rum, Wines, Cider, &c Also, Groceries AMI
Provisions OF every description, which they offer Tor sale
al The lowest prices Coz cash Merchants and traders
Rom the country, respectfully invited TO Civ. them
cali.
dTStore on Third street one door above ia, kson
~. Paul, Aug. :, 1851. rs tf
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AT LIE Dues BOOK STORE,

corner o. Bench and WatosAale Streets ST. Paul
MAY De found large aud well selected stock Of
4N4 BOOKS and STATIONERY, which will he re-
pienshed iron nie to time literally the demand
VIII warrant. Sales made upon the principle OF large
June 90, 1851 1stf
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b. ". BRUNSON
Soft
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

OTIS in ST. Paul proper and in Whitney and Smiths
Addition finely situated for residences and for bust
ness, for sale terms suit customers.
" We are slso prepared to buy town property.
JOEL WHITNEY,
-. A J. BAKER.
June &c, 1851. loft
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Mechanics URien Association.

Office, No ], Goodfich's Building SPRINGFIELD, Mass,
VI. Is. DEAN, President
WILLIAM PATTON, G. c. WcoD, ,,.., r.,
II. b. JuDKINs, '"' '0"''
vRHIIIS is Association OF Worknsmen and Others
for the MUTUAL assistance Of each other in case OF
sickness accident
BY the payment of the following annual deposits YOU
will hecome Life Member, and be entitled a weekly
benefit during life, yon should be disabled by sickness
accident from attending your ordinary business
occupation. FEMALES insured against sickness common
10 both sexes.
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AT ST. LOUIS PRICES

POSITIVELY AT ST. LOUIS PRICES.
Chtap Cast Store, far Fali and Winter Trade.
f. FULLERTON has received and opened h s
- autumn winter STOCK comprising one Of the best
selected assortments Of Ready-m,tie Clothing Print :
Saiinc,s, Boots Shoes Fancy Goods &C. ever brought
TO Minnesota Hs would respectfully invite Farmer.
and others listing st. Paul pay him visit, A. h, IL
determined TO tain the which bis establishment
has 80 long held, of "cheap Cash Store
CLOTHING.
The follow ing few of the articles on hand:
Extra fine black dress coats Black satin vests
do frocs do Figured do
black and brown 10 Black silk do
Brown linen do Fine Black Pants
Tweed do do Cass,rnerdo
Fine Linen shirts Flannel under shirts
Gingham do Cotton and WOODEN hose
Hickory do Of all sizes aud sorts.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems boys thick boots Morocco slippers
do do do shoes Ladies' CATERS
Congress and calf boots, Ladies' and Misses shoes
GROCERIES,,
consisting of Teas, Conees Sugar, Rice Sugar House
Molasses, Sperm Candles, Dried Apples, Peaches Soap,
Tobacco Salcratus Starch, Goldfish, Mackerc CHINA
mon, Nutmegs, Gloves, Peppermint and Pepper Sauce.
Also, All assortment of Wooden Ware, consisting Of
Tubs and Buckets Washboards, Clothes Pms &C. ALL
for sale cheap for cash. No trouble show goods
his storeDeA door the Pioneer office and beck ore
Large supplies Of Flour, Oats, Corn, and Pota-
toes always on hand.
November, 1851. ll-f
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CHEAP CASH STORE--yVHOLESAL LIE
~. AND RETAIL. sEsl

GROCERIES, pKOVISIONS, HARDWARE, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING, PAINTS,
Oils, GLASS, FURNITURE. BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
vEyHE SUBSCRIBER, by late arrivals IS now in re-
Il ccpt and opening in his new Store on 81 Anthony
Street, the american House," large and most
complete of the abovc-named Goods, which
VIII positively be sold at lower prices for cash TRAN
before offered in this place. His entire stock select
ed with great care and purchased the Eastern and
Southern markets Cor Cash that he safely assure
his friends and the public generally that il VIII he TO
their interests to call before purchasing elsewhere and
OK anime his stock, which consists IN part follows:
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GALENA STORE,
BY
w. III. Slillman & Co

WOULD respectfully inform Tie citizens Of Sain,
w Paul and vicinity, that the, have opened IN tho
over town fresh and well selected stock OF Groceries,
winch are supplied every week from Gacna and 81
LOUIS and which they pledge themselves To sell for cash
as low as can be bought north Of Calera ose desr-
ous OF buying Mt retail will find their advantage
cal and examine their prices.
Constantly on hand-Buttcr Cheese. Pork. Fish. SUI
CARS, cas-, Cofiees and all articles onnt in this line
u genuine article of Family Flour family en-
hand. w H. = IL %
Saint Paul. Aug. %, 1851 ~
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GEOC FRIES,
~ NhnIpSaie ntI Retain

At Wholesale and Retail.
kN Roberts Street, Saint Paul, next door the
" Worlds FAIR The subscribers, behevirg that
Goods can sold IL Saint Pau, wholesale cheap
as they can be sold At au5 place above 81. Louis
opened Il large stock Of
GROCERIES,
Of the best descriptions for family which The, win
sell for cash al very small profit, b. retail and b.
wholesale, at prices such w all retail deaf
efs III Minnesota TO buy goods their store Among
the leading articles which shall offer, viii be, de-
sides every ether kind OF goods usually found in large
Grocery Establishment, whether here enumerated or
uut,) the following:
Flour, of various BRANDS; Sugar and Molasscs all
kinds Coffee, Tea, Tobacco and Salt, salt Fish O,s-
tiers, SardJes ETC.; Butter Cheese, Lard and OH.
LlouoRs-suoh a. Brandy, Vine, Gn, Whisky,
Champagne.
MISUNDERSTANDING Of Pork, Hams Bacon,
Dried Fruit, etc.
Patent Buckets, Glass, Nails, Putty, Shot Matches.
Candies, Soap Brushes, Brooms and great variety O!
other goods. REf d. FARMER
st. Paul, October 9, 1851. eff
GeLANK AGREEMENTS, for the sale Of lots and