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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-22

400 krgs Old Dominion NaiI-, every size and
description.
900 b.. superior Rio Cof,e
IL Basket. do Salad Oil
600 ha' rcls Bragg. hes, Family Flour
100 do Bumgorin-r'< Old Rye Whisky,
$50 do Fctchrrs and Krnu.dy's Cincinnati
Rrctii-d Whisk~y.
81 casks Port Vine.
40 boxes Claret Isl. Julian Mrdur,"
- cases superior Sh,rry,
II baskets Crem. ii. Erwzy Champagne,
% d-r,iioins old Antigua Rum
90 do do ''Marzelr>" Pale Brandy.
our avn irect importation,
30 do do Port Wine. our own din ect
importation.
$4,000 genuine Havana Cisnrs " Esn ern!a''
brand. our avn direct importation,
100 barrels Ruscndnl, Crnlr,t.
1000 bushels supcro, pn,s. suitable for seed.
ian 12-r< GARLAND & ROBINSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-22

LIME BRANDY aud OLD Whisky.
l. Or. Casks Supr. rinnrrt. Cs-,illon s. Co. Bran
dy Vintage 1919.
3. Orard & Tennessee Brandy, ral,.
and dark.
Half Fipc.. A Seienctr. J. Duran, &c.
pipe pure Holland Gin.
so Bbls. very superior Old Rye W'skey 1913.
Those in want Of the very beat Brandy and Old Rye
Whiskey. can be supplied by calling
LEE & JOHNSON.
Nv 15-ts at the old stand nf Mcdaniel & Lee
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HOPKINS AND BROTHER.

SUCCESSORS or UANiEI HOPkiVS.
HHANE just opeUej on lhird>t, hear ksOn street
n eeHcral assortment Of family goods ant fiinil.
groceries; also crochery, nails and variety of other
goods: sic CdcocS. >iIftIHrs and slcCtiaG>, linen
wooden, nd cotton goods of all descriptions; boots and
shoes OF ali and quaiiiies, tor men and women oo
and nir-. as0 yartous qualities ut sugar coffee ted
saioratus and all sorts of spices, ready made clothing
hrucI, nuts moiasseS, vinegar, pork, kercI, cod
fish btheS pins, tobacco of all qualities and butter
lard oN .rr. hour, crackers. dried fruit also. Windov
glaSs aud putty, ropes bed cords, powder, shot, caps
bacon, soap candlCsim tact thing. We intend g
sell very small profit. for quick pay Call ANA eN
anime for ourselves and try us.
DANIEL. HOPKINS,
jui5.-l3-ly. PETER nOpki\S
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MEAT stall.

FTNHE subscriber has Just opened the corner of Third
i and Jackson s;s, BU TCHER'S STALL, in which
will he found usually every variety OF the best meats that
can be obtained. il will be his oHdeavor NEAT the
of his prompty and to deal justly and
honoraby with those who may favor hin with call.
His experience him of h- capacity do Justice
TO business which more many Others requires pra
tice and skill. Ii. L. WOLF.
oct7 25-u
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Commission House, Saint Louis.
FWICHEy.I. n NOGRrDGE,

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS
GORNER Commercial aud Pine streets, ST. Louis
- VIII promptly attend to all c0nsignment. and will
make liberal cash advances Orders tor purchasing wl
be promptly flied al the lowest possible prices.
REFERENC ES.
Geo. Collier, Page d Bacon, ChariesS,
Blow a Co, thuutcau ~ Naile St Louis
NoaI king n Go.
II. -. Newcomb n Bro, w. u. RcvnodS--L0uiStifie ie
Ellis n Murtoa Strddtr y German, ,,:us:....,-
Hosea a Frazer. Springer n W Nhiieman
L. q. Twichetl \ CO--NeU OrLeanS
oCt.2I. CIV.
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CASH FOR BLACKSMITHING.

w f. have bought out the brick blacksmith shop of
w Mr. Ia, and the plow shop adjoining it, the
JUNCTION OF Fort Hill and ST. Anthony streets, ST. Paul.
where shall carry biacksmithing and pow making
in aleparments of the business, either hing stock
or not as may be desired. We intend to do work strict
iy upon cash principles WHILE therefore, shall rigid
y prompt payment the prices of our abor will be
VERY Low. VIII the public try our work and our
prices? ABBOIT SONS.
iul5. l3-y
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Third Street, st. Paul, November 70, 1851.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

ARGE stock Of Bonnets at Mrs. Msrvin's Millinery
Establishment, Third street, reduced prices The
Ladies' oi 81. Paul respectfully informed mat Mrs
Marvin has received large and very elegant stock
BonGets which she is now opening and to which she
invites their attention. She has now on hand a large
variety, both in style and matcris which she is Offering
at lower prices than ever before in 81. Paul.
Ii the Ladies will call early, Mrs. NJ. has doubt
that they will be induced 10 purchase.
St Paul. Nav 26.
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FRESH MEAT.

II have arrangement now, tor Keeping fresh meat on
ice, in winter temp peIatme; and as shall be spar
ing neiher of pains money, Ia have the choicest,
beef pork, mutton lamb, sausages, and other varieties
may send in their servants children, for
bit of tenderlne, steak roast something else that
good. and they shall have the best the shop. and
honest weight My shop, remember, is on 81 Anthony
street, just few steps above Fuer's 3 story brick.
MAY 21-6tf NM. W Ellis.
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LAND AGENCY!

And Offices t,r locating Lands IN the West:
ND for the purchase and sale Of Land Warrants, St.
IA Paul, Minnesota, and Pittsburgh PenDsy lvania.
The Undersigned has formed connection with Messrs.
Cow Nichols, OF st. Paul, Minnesota, for the above
purposes Messrs. &. q N, having been settled the
Far West for number Of years. and being practical
yeyors every reliance can be placed their integrity
a. ..adehce in the matter OF purchasing locating
lands. JAMES BLAKELY,
oct 2i-2.-3n lo6 Wood-st.
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TO THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL.

hEEPLY sensible of past ldvOrs again invite your
NJ attention 10 my MiLLIN ERA JoTAB.
iiSHNENT. cOniidently assured that can snow
you variety OF materias aud Trimmings that will repay
Inspection.
My facilities are increased for supply ing YOU with
the latest Styles, aud hope to be able every de-
mahd which Taste and st> may require.
My arrangements for the season, ! am persuaded will
fnlN ensure thai srcr,ss which the Ladies' saint
Paul 50 Wiling to contribute. when punctuaty and
anxiety 20 please ale blended with knowledge oi What
Their excellent taAte requires.
NJ. A. MARVIN.
Third Slr0ft 81. Eaul November
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1852. GREAT STOCK OF DRUGS. lso:

1852. GREAT STOCK OF DRU UGs. 1902.
DODGE a BENTZ.
No. 100 MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL.
AkFFtR for sale the following Drugs Nc, at the low
~ est prices
1000 las tartaric acid 10000 lbs putty
% kegs carb. soda 30 bhls spts trpenne
10 bbs cream tartar 500 la> Paris green
100 lbs Eng blue mass 10 casks old port wine
100 do Eng and Am. call. 20 ibis Eng. EPSON salts
10 ctshs sulphur 10 do car;way seeds
10 cases British lus,re do Eng sr'd mustard
II do Eng rld. horiX 10 DO copai vanish
25 bbs plaster paris do Ma,caboy SNUFF
j do Camphor loo los o peppermint
800 OF quinine - ID " lemon. fresh
) hbls castor oil 50 do1 paint brushes
1900 lbs ext liGuorice 80 doz gross Lees pills
100 do inspd extracts SO do do essences
$50 DO Turkey opium q bNs CASTLE soap
500 do herbs 2l doz 1ownsend's Sarsala
% >try chime ~ gross bears oil
80 do morphine 80 Kegs saipete
500 bXs McCully'g glass 1000 do X. COuhlinc d sons
50 lbs i.nseed oil pure white e8d.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
Houghton's felslh, iepden Il e,'. medicines,
Pain Killer, Sloah's medicines, &C.
Together with n large ard well selected stock Of
article line. We eespeciaily invite the attention
of purchasers from the upper country our stoch aud
p.ices jyZ2-lt-ly
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GALENA STORE,
w. III. Stiliman Il Co.

VMIOULD respectful, inform the citizens of Saint
w Paul and vicinity, that they have opened III the
lower fresh ana well selected stock OF cries,
which supplied every week from Calena and st.
ouis; and which they pledge themselves to sell for cash
rs low be bought north of Gaicna. Those desr
Gus of buy ing RETAIL will find il to their advantage
call and examine their prices
Constantly on hand-Butter, Cheese, Pork, Fish, Su-
gars, Teas Coees and ali atices found ia this liae.
lrA genuine article of Family Flour constantly Oh
hand. W. III. >. ~ Co.
Saint Paul. Aug. 2S, 1851. 10
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u. NJ. =. DAVIS.

TJESsR GESERAL.
Minnesota street door below Third street. adjoining
Stoes n Hunts CabiBet-waIe Rooms.
CtTAfR Banisters, Balustfade., Columns Of the dif
- terent orders of architecture, Tool Handles Wagon
Hubs, turned to order promptly and in wor hnsAe
manner sept30-2i-y
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ST. PAUL FERRY.

TlNIIE subscribers have ready new horse bet
II and all things complete Order tor crossing the
river at st Paul Lower Landing, with all passengers
and teams We shall be in Attendance AT The Ferry. nj
usual heur OF business aud soon possible, shall
secure the attendance Of good Ferry The
rites f.rriace iuWer here in at any other terry
from st. Louis ct. P:nl.
JAMES NJ GOODUIE l..
ISAAC \. N.GOODIijE.
tp2 pfonrietors.
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Nr,y I,yERY STOCK.

SNATTISON u %BENSON, have purchased. and e.
pUct early m Man, an addition 60 their Liver,
~tOrk several and elegant carriages husgies. and
Daroute. also harnesses and ho furnishings aht
.4uipasc If the most elegant description.
AiSO---dn additional Siork ni fine tlOoded well bro
ken horses. query. Ii "spiritcd horses ia under
The quoa Law will they be in danger of being knock
rd SIS the head.
other stable the West, Of Saint Louis Nl be
found a. complete
VIII friends ana the public please remeWher, ,tha,
~ the Livery Stable in the of the House
The upper end Of Saint Pasl, they all hour-
have such convey by land, wheels = on horse
back as they may desire:
PATTISON & BENSON.
81 Plul. Apr. Is, lSj2 52u
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GREAT EXHIBITION.

A HOLLAND. fVSNiTtRE AND INDUSTRIAL SALE
hooNs BENCH ST., SAINT PAUL.
A LARGE stock Of Chars, Lounges, Bedste9ts, Cen-
N re Gard and eating Tables, Bliro and other ar
tioles that's wanted "to hum. Ladies and gentiemen
YOU tIiats married and you amt come and see-a
nifanc1 free Selling cheap for cash, oats iret
trade More arrivals BY Greek Slase and other beats
Work made 10 order. JOHN HOLLAND,
s,pt3O I'm Painter.
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AIRS. BlDDLE. teacher OF music, announces to the
vi ladies of -. Paul and vicinity, that she viii give
instructions on the Piano Forte Former sncces, iii
bringing pupils rapidly forward warrants promise of
general satisfaction. Those wishing her services. can
cali at her residence, junction OF I'LL and 81 Ahthon!
streets.
81. Paul, MAY 3. 4ti
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BY ALICE CAREY.

BY ALICE CAREY.
Nainly, vainly memory seeks
Round our fathers knee,
Laughing eyes and rosy checks
Where they used to be;
OF the circle once so wide,
Three are wanderers, three have died.
Golden haired and dewy eyed.
Prattling all the day,
Was the baby lirst that died;
Oh, twas hard to lay
Dimpled hand aud check Of snow
Ia the grave So dark and low.
Smiling back on all who smiled,
Nc'er by sorrow ,hralied,
Half a woman, hall ch,ld,
Was the next one called;
Then grave more deep and wide,
Made they by the baby's side
When or where the other died
Oniy heaven can teil,
Trcading manhood's path of pride
Was he when he fsn:
HAPPY thislies, blue and red,
Bloom about his lonely bed
am for the living three
Oniy left to pray;
Two are en- the stormy sea;
Further stil than they,
Wanders one, his ,oun5 heat dim
Oitcncat, most, pray for him.
Whatso'er they do or dare,
Nheroso'er roam;
Have them, Father, IN thy care,
Guide them safely home;
Home, oh, Father in the ky,
Where none wander and none die.
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Natels dn0 Goarotmg Douses.
ST. PAEL HOI Sc,

FBNlIS house. formerly Kept by J. W. Ba.s being the
original hotel of ~. Paul, the corner of Third d
Jackson streets opposite the Minnesota Outfit is tho
roughly repaired, and renoaelle1, and u the additions
now made TO il, il of the spacious
nient hotels IN town. Having taken a lease of it, and
fitted il up throughout with furniture invite The
travelling public to call upon me; believing they will find
this house equal to the best in all spects The charges
will be very moderate GEORGE WELLS.
pnnI LIZ I-,O II
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ST. paul Business CARDS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN sT.pArL.

4 = I NUC N NtsS IN It. Ia.
rHNHE Sub-criber the curner Of Fifth and Mime
Z Ia streets, is noT Neck Mock Nockins ! old
into handsome, cheap and durable Carpets Ladies
and gentlemen please call and those spiritual knock
lus> you Wili not ,utrHe.
large quantity oi carpet warp hand and carpets
made TO order. T.. NJ. WALTERS.
St. Paul, May Il, 1873. Aft
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DENriSTRK.
d M. EInpLE. LATE or rlIrrNrRG. HA.,

4. y. BInDLE, LATE OF Pli ffBt HG, "A,
AS permanently located in s. Paul. Fourteen years
,oa application to IN. profession, together with
la-ee au. neauni assortment ot plsu and gum teeth.
lr him L. insert from entire set of teeth 10y
ifHlus heric pressure, with beautiful representation ul
The Natural gum, restoring the mouth To its natural shape
. iretn permanently, saved by plugsirs useless
i.,th eAiacftd with lIttie pain possible Teeth
tifau>ed and diseased gums restored To health.
oue al iunclion OF Iiiii and saint Anthony street.
y. B.--An obs Warranted.
st Pail Ma, - 4-ly
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WILKIN ~ VAN ETTE,

ATTORNEYS AND CoUSsELLoRs AT LAW.
Office Farrngton's store, st. Paul, Minnesota.
NJ Land Warrants TO locate on time. oct.2l.-27.
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Ei RNITE RE.

CHAS ". BoRlP. CHAS. Il. DANES.
BORIF & OA RS.
FWNiE undersigned having tormed Copartnership for
transactng an Exchange and Banking business IN all
us various branches, VIII be prepared Ia furnish SIGHT
and lime exchanges the East principal cities of
the West. RemttaiCes to Great Britain, Ireland, and
continent of Europe made III to suit purcbas.rs
sight ami bills and European exchanges purchased,
C0ec made and proceeds rtnitcd usual
oi exchange. All other business committed To care,
punctuaIy attended to.
BORtP & OAKES.
iyl. lift
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DOCTOR CARLOS.

Surgeon, PhgSiciQn aad -fcc0ucheT,
A GRApt- ATE of the Paris and rurin Universities,
"a !a- sen his residence in ~. Paul. lie ~Ii tax
rl,,i ln ,NhIhtig his Diploma To ANY one WHO De-
Sire "a ,.e IT, pr g vii have ms office at VI Turls :
pn Fourth street -. p,a nherc he ca. be i'und and
vii tron:tiy attend 20 every Cali
y. Df l.. mas instruments NJ the most Hppro e..
l!is for e,t41 surgical operation ever required 3%i
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VuNIE Old ftna' continues to dispe ''a and com
\ fort the unfortunate, usual, al ths Saint Tau
agency.
CAPITAL STOCK, S3O00.0O0.
THOMAS A. BRACE Tres't :. l.. LOOMS, Sec'y
n Il. NELSON.
3-30y Agent for Minnesota Territory.
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION

NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION
STORE.
On 81 inth0ny street, fto doors teloU the 1mericda
House.
TVNIE undersigned would respectfully invite the
Il ton of the public, their large and well selected
STOCK of Groceries and Provisions Also, Ready Made
ClotbIrg Beots Shoes, Wines, Liquors, Nails Glass,
Hardware etc. all of which viii be sold cheap for
l. Please call and examine before purchasing else
where. IRVINE ~ BROTHER.
st. Paul Oct Is, 1851. 20
T.. FRENTRiSS.
4tROCERN and Provision Store having removed TO
SS 30 street, nearly opposite the Post Office, is
prepared To oitr old and customers the choicest
selections i'll his line; nClndmg hams pork, tea, coffee,
sugar. thin. III fact wanted for
families and boarding houses, The very lowest Iy-
ing prices.
ST. Paul. March 2S, lo52. Soft
WAR EAGLE MILLS, AT GALENA.
rENtE subscriber agent o Flour from the above mills
Il and will have constant supply on hand of super
fine and extra superne, which will be sold al mill prices
freight added.
The superior quality of this Flour is known to all who
have tried it, and il only requires trial here 10 make il
4 iavoIe family Flour of Minnesota.
JOHN HARRINGTON.
St. Paul, Ma 22, 1851.
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DIR, !. -. GOODRICH,


xN-OI y respectfully inform the citizens of Saint
2y PeB aud ltcihtN, that le has returned after q
temr,a utscr ~ few months, and offers ms pro-
issol u services Tie public. Thankful tor past II,
aud -,itu- share al pubic Patronage, he viii Vrac-
nee anon lc Et.ecfic Reform Principle dt>carig
lr, ia AL s iurus lie VIII bc found hs old stand
At all hours. except Nhcn professionally engaged.
tpnl ~, l-jl Poi
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Saint Iutlloun.
UlilIo,priuer.

JOSEPH BOWRON,
Notary rnbiic and Land Agent.
" iU0w Rtrer, 81. CrOtr CO., ~ isconsin
Presumption claims secured and entries made by
Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an
Mortgages constantly ou hand, and convey an.
ces carefully and promptly tended to-
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ST. PACL TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
NHI name Is NoETET. VI, Boarding fonse il on
w jackson Street. at the lower end Saint Paul TO
fluid it, YOU keep straight up from the s:eaboat handing
The OF triangle tle north end OF the bridge.
Ny house il large, and for prompt payment week
intend 10 furnish good fare at The very lowest price.
LOT MOFFET.
-. Paul, May %, 1851. 5-ly.
GA!EN 4 EIOt So.
FNNIiE SsC rbcr has provided for the accommodation
of boarIers both by the day ani b. the wcct, with
without loigHgat very moderate rricos. Inquire
for the t;nlena House, the first building Roberts
street above Thrd opposite " nuc Cooley Ciohing
tore. ul1-S-V WIN. 1k 1 -SON h.
FIR ENIDNT HOUSE.
JOSIAH WEAVER, PRoPRI 3 I 0 r.
TUriiS well known stand Beach and corner oi Cedar
Il streets h1S been thoroughly repaired, and ali new
N furnished and Is open To accommodate boarders
and trav elerS, with comfortable quarters.
Nl. li-tf
ST. ANTHONY HOUSE.
Corner of Nam aud Wood streets
Upper Town FANS 81. Anthony. Minnesota Territory
Isaac HRowN. Proprietor
FaNiiE above House u conducted strictly temper
Il NuCe principles.
n .. StabIng for horses also.
March Z, l.52. 41f
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W. -, SWIMMER.

GENERAL EwsPAPtR AND AnVERrtsING AGENT,
( E>oRNER Of Second and Che>uut streets (Ovtr the
y Post Oiice. ~. Louis, No.
KEFERENCES
llessrs. r. a W. Campbell. NIes>rs. HAYDEN q Wilson.
d" Adoiphu- MeerGcOi . H&R Whittemore.
81. Lcuis Jane -. 9-tf
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MINNESOTA PIONEER.
PUBLIsHED EVERY THUR-DAr MORNING
BY JAMES Nj. GOODHUE.
Q.5icc on Bench ST., near TIE Jaaoiioa Of Ihird.
L u Il u y !:

- TIE PIONEER viii be furnished to subscribers
al Tao - .LtGs per aiEarl. invariably IN advance.
No Subscriptions received ioT less than year.
~ Al .eftets to th,s oIce, be PRE-rAID IL re-
gciye attention.
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T., II. PRICE.

nlASTERER, can bs found near Che c0rncr Of Jack
son and Sixth streets, near tie lower shingle MILL.
f. b. T. ha. served regular apprenticeship AT the buSi
ness oi Plastering and believes he give entire salts
faction 20 those who mHy employ him, in any branch
his business.
p. S.-rwo good journeymen are wanted immediately.
-. Paul Aug. II, ISL l.
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EGEAiTRA in stoves and man uacturers of every de>
~ eruption OF Tin and Copper Ware, few doors be
low The American House, 81. Anthon! street.
June 26, i95l O0)
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ksOON S{E<DVNE.

vENiE subscriber wonld respectfully inform the cti
zens oi ~ Paul and its vicinity, that he is
~ ing the above business, in the 2nd story of II.
Sptncers n.W building of 9Th and Robur street
Particular attention pad To binding Magazines Period
icaiS &c IN plain fancy binding, at The shortest notice
and OH reasonable terms
JAMES MACINTOSH.
FAM If
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Cllru.

GEO. e. .STROTHER,
Sole Agent in Galena for sale Of Sloan
Medicines Main street. Galena Ill.
X. McLagaD.
Storage and Commission, Water street, be,weel
Green and Washington streets, Galena, Ill.
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CEDAR PSTS AND SHI NGLES.
JlST received aud for sale at the humber yard of
- W. K MARSHALL.
August IL 1852
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A. hi, office in the rear Of l. Sloas store, where
ae vii br l,tiiy 10 attend to professional calls
ANT l...l November. I-li. 32,
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NATHAN SPICER.

GEORGE w. SWEET.
County Surveyor aud Land Agent.
sAUK RArIDs, BENTON COUNTY MINNESOTA TEREITcRY.
M Ill attend to pre-emptng claims, ard locating
" military land warrants, in the Couutv of Benton
This county presents inducements the iRim. rant,
tquaiied by any other portion OF the Territory.
REFERENCES:
His Excellcncy GOV. RAMSEY, Hos. H. III. SIBLEy,
Ii. SlNPsO@, FIRST LIEUT.. u. =. Tor. Eng, {. " =.
BoRI ESQ Sr. PAU.
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Z. &. .TNVICHELI. u CO.,
forwarding and Commission House


TUNll long established house COniine their attention
strictly to sales and purchases on commission, and
Ia TIE forwarding business generally. They solicit n
continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore give,
them oct 2l-2l-lv.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs AND COMMISSION
MEaCHANTS.
AVE opened at the store Of C. F. Tracy. on Third
street, general assortment of Family Groceries
and PROVISIONS, which they will sell at low prices for cash,
in exchange for country produce. The! respectfully
solicit share OF patronage.
CHARLES MILBURN. l.. y. WAIT.
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TTORNEt> AND cor \SEL!ORS At LAW
and solicitors III Ciiancery, ST Paul, Minnesota ;
~. attend mih prom pihe.s aG fidelity Ia all law hus
ne, entrusted 10 their IN Minnesota and te adJoin
ing counties oi " isconen.
Particular attention VIII be gwen 40 The collection
If debts. and the location Of Land Warrants.
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4 TTORN NEY and Counsellor at Law and General
n Land Agent Particular attention VIII be given Ia
collections pax ING taxes entering lands. securing pre-
en roIis, and entries mad. by military land warrants
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EnIFySlC IAN, Surgeon and Accouchcr. iii practice
l,> ,-oi. IA 81. Paul snd vicinity. OAce cor
.otrfh and Robert streets, over .atncart 4 tyson
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