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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-15
MISCELLANY.
SONG

SONG.
The moon is muifled i'm cloud
That folds the lovers star,
But still beneath that balcony
II touch my light guitar.
If thou art waking, Lady dear,
The fairest in the land,
Unbar thy wreathed lattice now,
And wave thy snowy hand.
She hears me not; her spirit lies
la frances mute and deep
But nnsicturns tie golden key
Within the gate OF sleep!
Then let her sleep, and if fail
.iat Toget herspirit free,
My song viii niingle in her dream,
And she win dream of me.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-15
gg A down east poet in one of his

Ev down east poet in one of his
desperate efforts. thus eloquently sets
forth his choice of life: ~
Some poets theme is the foreign cline.
Or life on the raging sea. @
But life in the woods with the country
bloods,
And.a TATER patch for me.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-15
From Washington.
Thirty-Second Congress-First
Session.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81

The House had before it yesterday, in
Committee Of the Whole, the resolution
for the appointment of committee to
introduce Kossuth TO the House, but ar
rived at lao action up TO the hour of ad-
journmen,.
Kossulh will be introduced TO the
Presiden, by Mr.. Webster to-day, and
on Friday will be presented to the Sem
ate; there will be no speaking in the Sen.
ate. The President and Mr.. Webster
will each give him dinner.
LATER.
The several members Of the Cabinet
and a large number Of nesnbers Of Con
gress were presented to Governor Kos
sulh this morning, in his private recep.
ton room. At about l2 O'Clock, the
Governor and suite proceeded to the
Presidential mansion. III company with
Mr.. Secretary Webster and .Messts.
Shields and Seward of the Senate con.
mit,ee, and were presented to Mr.. Fill
more. The interview was strictly pri-
vate, being confined to the parties named
and few intimate personal friends of
the President.
There was very beautiful serenade
10 kossuth last night at IL o'clock; he
came out and briefly addressed the peo.
pie, returning his thanks.
The Senate was mol i'm session TO. dav.
HoUsE.-Ihe House met at IL O'Clock
and on motion, went into Committee of
the Whole for the appointment of a
committee of live TO wal, upon kossuth
and to introduce him to the House.
Mr.. Clingnan offered resolution to
stop debate upon the resolution in half
an hour. upon which various questions
of order were raised, and the yeas aud
nays were called for several tunes before
it was disposed OF.
Mr.. Jones. of Tennessee. remarked
that as TO morrow will be New Years
day and good many houses will be o.
pen, members who may visit them will
probably not be in a condition for busi-
ness next day. He therefore moved that
the House adjourn till Saturday next
Fhe motion was negatived. The debate
was then continued. and the resolution
was under consideration until o'clock
the time of the House being occupied
with various amendments.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81.
The Intelligencer states that His Ex-
celiency, the Minister of France, com
municased yesterday, at the Department
OF the Secretary of State, by direction of
his Government, and officially announc-
ed, that the President of the French Re-
public had adopted great measure of
public safety; that, as chief of the State,
he offered to six millions of Frenchman
who had elected him, and to the world
which had received his nomination,
new era in the tranquility of France. to
prevent her from revolution, which
would and might recoii; that, strong in
he conviction that he was repeling the
dangers which threatened France and
Europe without end, he has invited the
nation TO u free choice and firm and de-
sirable governments; that he appealed TO
the sutfrages of all, in moment so SOL
emn to the country, aud that this appeal
ough, 10 enlighten the world in reg gard to
his object.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-15
WHOLE NO. l67.
New York, Jan. 8

Steamer Atlantic arrived from Liver.
pool yesterday at o'clock, p. M.
The news from England is Of very
little importance. The reception of
Kossu,h in New York, is the theme
most commented upon in the English
press.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-14

SHOE STORE.
HN HDDEI is now receiving extensive
Il . ne RD assortment of Ladies' Shoes, COM
prisng all the latest and fashionable styles Those
wishing to purchase viii please step in early, to old
the great crowd. store opposite the Library.
-. Paul, May g. lS52 3-tf
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The Emigrants.
BY ALICE CAREY.

I
''Don't you remember how Off you have said,
Darng Coralin NAV,
when the hawthorns are blossomng shall be we,
Aud then TO the prairie away!
And now all over the hills they peep
MIikwhte out Of the spray,
nd sadly YOU turn to the past aud weep.
Darling Coralin May.
"W hen the cricket chiiped in the hickory blaze
You cheerfniy sung. you know
80 Tor the SUMNER susuuler DAYS,
And the time when shall go,
The corn blades now are unfolding bright,
While busv calls the crow;
And ciOyers opening red and white,
Aud the time has come 10 90.
''Io go TO the cabin our love has planned,
On the prairie, free and gay,
In the b.ushing hight of the sunset land
Darling Coraiin Nav.
How happy our lives will be- you said,---
Don't You remember the dayl
Nv hen our hands shall be- as our hearts are. wed,
Darling Coraliu Nay.
How sweet you said, when my work is Ger,
And your axe yet ringing clear,
10 sit and watch al the iowiy door
OF our home in the prairie, dear.
The rose is ripe by the window now,
And the cool sp,ing flowing near:
But shadows fall on the heart and brow
From the home we are leaving here.
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HOPKINS AND BROTHER,

SUCCESSORS OF ID JNTEL HOFhTNS,
IHANE Il>t opeurd Thirtl-st near jackson street
Il general assortment at itHHN goods ana iaibil,
groceries; also CrrCher,, nails and variety Of oiht
goods. such cacocs. hIrtiugs and shreting, linen
oolcn snd goods ot all descriptions; boots
shoes Of all ana quiiufs iur men and women boy
AMI girls; aso various gualitc. OF sugar coffee, tea
saierau> ard al sorts Of spices; ready made clothing
bIoOms nuts molasse>, vinegar, pork macherel, COD
fish, clothes pins, tobacco uf all QuHlIcs and butter
lard OYser<, nour crackers, dried fruit also, window
glass and putty, ropes bed cords, powder, shot caps
bacon, soap candien TACT every thing. intend to
sell very small profit, for quick pay. Cal aud
anime Tor ourselves aud Try
DANIEL HOPKINS,
jul5.-I3-ly. PETER HOPhINS
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ANIr,S 4 NELSON.

4 TToRNEY> AND COUNSELLOHS AT LAW
"A and solicitors IA Chancery, ST fiul. Minnesota
VIII attend with pronptnes> and helit all law husi
ness etrusied in Minnesota, and The adoi-
ing counties Of Wisconsin.
Particular attention will be given 20 the collection
of debts and the location OF Land Warrants.
Sept. Is, leJi 22-B
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FIR f,SH MEAT.

have Arrangement, now Tor keeping fresh meat on
ice, in winter temperaiursi and as shall be spar
ing neither of pains money, have the choicest
may send in their childfen for
bit OF tenderine, steak roast else that
is good, and they shall have the best the shop and
honest weight. My shop, remember, is on ST. Anthony
street. just few steps above Fullcrs story brick.
may27-Sn WIN WELLS.
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yNO. ". rwICuELL. JOS. NrGRIDGE
Commission House. Saint LOuis.
wv Nll LII ELL. 4 NlGts X lDl. T..

COMMISSION AND FoRwARDlNG MERCHANTS,
ENOR\ER Commercial and Pine streets 81. Louis
- VIII promptly attend To all Cou>iguments, and vii
make liberal cash al vauce> Orders iOr purchasing VII
be promptly filled ai the lowest possible prices.
RLEERENC Is.
Geo Collier, Page n Bacon, Charicss,)
Blow n Co., fhoute,iu 4 Nalic, Sc. LouiS.
Doan, King q Co.
". ID. NewcOWh \ Bro w. b. Res nols- Y.ouISUifte
Ellis Il Morton, Sirarr q German, l<....,.
Hosea Frikcr, Springer n Whiiriuan ''' """"'''
7. &. Twchcll u CU.--.feW orleans.
n l.. Q-iV
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THE RICE HORSE.

IUNIE Three Story Brick or 81. Anthony St, lately
u occupied as the store of II. Rice, is con-
verted into Hoei; which with snch additions
are contemplated, viii make it very spacous and con-
venent establishment Every effort Wi! he elerted To
make this house rst rate Onr such viii crafty the
wishes at all and travellers. Our coaches Will
take CHESTS and their baggage, and from boats
lree Of charge. strangers in st Paul before cre,tEg
the report that rooms all lIl may DO wei
call upon PERHAPS they Will find better rooms, be
Ter furniture ana better fare than they anticipated.
JOSEPH DANIELS.
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II ARGE stock Of Bonnets Mrs. Marvin's Millinery
Ladies' Of ST. Paul respectfully informed that Mrs
Marvin has received large and very elegant stock o
Bonnets, which she is now opening, and TO which she
invites their attention. She has hand large
variety both in style and MATERIAL which she offering
at lower prices thsn ever before in 81. Paul.
II the Ladies will call early, Mrs. NJ has doubt
that they will be induced 70 purchase.
st. Paul, MAY 26.
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WE have bought ont the brick blacksmith shop of
w Mr. Tay and the plow shop adjoining II, near the
unction OF Fort Till and ST Anthony streets, St Paul
where shall carry biacksnithiDg and pillow making
III aieparments OF the business, either furnishing stock
not MAY be desired. We intend do work strict
y cash principles while, therefore, sal! Igld
k eaact prompt payment the prices OF labor will be
VERY Low. Will ,he public Try our work and our
prices! ABBOTT d SONS.
jul5. I3-y
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GALENA STORE,
BY
w. ii. StiiIman Il Co.

VKyOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Saint
w Paul and vicinity, that they have opened in the
lower fresh and well seered stock vi Grocerits
which supplied ever, week from Galena and 81.
Louis and which they pledge themselves to sell for cash
low can be bought north oi Galrna. Those desr-
OF buy ing III retal Will pG it 10 their advantage To
Gail and examine their prices
Constantly on hand-Butter, Cheese Pork, Fish, Su-
gaTs, Teas, Cofees and all articles found la this iiue
Ut'A genuine article OF Family Flour constantly on
hand. W. II, ;. d Co.
Saint Paul, Aug. 2s, 1851 Is
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS.

NVN fS
lust received from The EAST the spring style OF Silk
- Hats beautiful articles also large assortment oi
kossnth, hungarian and Magyar Hats al-o te
for boy and children. Oil Cloth and Cioti Caps,
style and al all prices, the ST. Paul Hat and Cap
Store. (3-iO Il. .. WALKER.
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ST. PAUL FERRY.

st, PAII FFKKT.
FSNlE subscribers have HUN ready Hew horse boat;
q and all things N complete order for crossing the
river at ~. raul, Lower Landing with ali passc gers
and We shat! be Attendance at the Ferry, al
the hours and possible, snail
the constant Attendance Of a good Ferry The
OF lerriaee here than any other Ferry
fruu st. Louis -. PAM.
JAMES VI GOODHUE,
ISAAC N.GO0DHUE,
jy22. Propretors.
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MILLINERY.

MILLINEKY.
NkS. l.. Nj. STOAkES, wishes TO inform the
Av1 Ladies OF St aul and vicinity, thar she is thank
ui TO them tor their kd patronage during preceding
year She has just returned from the East with the La
TEST Fashions and SPLENDID assortment II Goods
she has Rhbons that be surpassed both beauty
and quality Tins side OF New York Artificial flowers and
plumes, Velvet and Velvet Trimmings, oi every color
etc she aH be found al her old stand, few rods
OF The resb. terian Church, where would happy
10 attend TO an, order in her line OF business.
November, lc5l. 3-29yl
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TO THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL.

hEEPIf scnsihie OF past iavors, agan invite Your
~ attention TO my MILLINEkI ESIAR-
LASH Mt.NT, cOItdeKtly assaarod that show
sou variety Of materials and trimmings that will repay
inspection.
the latest sly les and hope 10 he able
mand which Taste and 81, 10 may require.
My arrangements .or the season, persuaded, will
full, that which the Ladies
Paul willing t0 contribute, when punctuaiity and
anxiety To please, blended with knowledge OF what
their excellent taste requires.
NJ A. MARVIN.
Third gfrcet ST Faul November
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Notels ann Hoarotmg Douses.


HNilS house formerly kept by J. W. Bass, being the
original hotel Of 81 Paul. tie of Third az
Jackson streets, opposite the Minnesota Outfit is tho
roughly repaired and remoelie and with the additions
now made "a IT, - Of TIE most spacious aud couve
nient hotels in town. Having token lease of it, and
lifted IL hp throughout with furniture, invite the
travehn. public To call Hpon me; believing they Will find
this house equal to the BEST in all The charges
VIII be very moderate GEORGE WELLS
~. Paul, july 29, 1852 tf
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CIIAs. BoRUP. cHAs. II. OAKEs.
BORCP 4 OAkFS.
FRNfIE undersigned having formed a copartnersp for
traisscting All Exchange and Banking business ia all
branches, viii be prepared tlrns sight
and lime exchanges the East aud principal cities of
the West. RemttanCes 10 Great Britain, Ireland, and
continent of Europe Wsde III to suit purchastrs.
sight and time bills and European exchanges purchased
cGec ctous made and proceeds remitted at usual
OF exchange Ali otaer business conmltted Ia care,
pnnctUay attended 10.
BORUP II OAKES.
VI If
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JOHN HOLLAND & CO..

ArCTlosEGRs AND GENERAL AGENTS.
EvURNlTuRE Warehouse, Bench street, Saint Paul,
H Improved Farms Town lots, and houses tor sale
or rent. Advances on consnganens, and prompt pay
ment on sales. Good references given when required.
ST. Paul, April i5, 1852. 52Iy
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RODTt.ESS

BOOTfESS
iof people to expect prosperity who practice the
oau economy oi buNng wretched sale boots and
shoes "hen theN cam nnd genuine custom made work;
both sewed and pegscd womens shoes gcntiemen's
coarse and line boots, custom made honor of the
he-t matrria neNt door 10 DR. Barbour Apothecary
shop and nea, opposite the Post Office ON Third street
St Paul where YOU may awa, Iind ready take your
measure, when IN, JOHN QUINN,
Z. :. Prices fine calf boots, So 90; second quality
50 20 best hip, 81 50; best brogans, 81 90.
Jam.
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w. II. pAR ER

uDLASTERER and cstern-builder, informs the people
Il of Saint Paul and vicinity, that he will attend
promptly and aitlfuily the work entrusted
his line Of business, which he Processes understand
thoroughly. June ls, 1851. 9-y.
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w. -. SWTMMER

GENERAL NEW wSrArER AND ADVERTISING AGENT,
( 'ORNER al Second and Chestnut Streets (uVer The
Y Post Office. st i0nis. Mo.
REFERENCE>
NessrS. r. q w. Campbell Messrs. lIavdcn & wilson,
Adolphus Mcicfoco' HAIR Whitcmore.
! ~. touis, June L. 9-u
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5uut Couls.
CITX HDTEI ST LOFTS

Corner Of YhUd amt iue streets.
T. BARNIM, proprietor, will always be happy to see
his trends, who down husinc>- pleasure from
Wisconsin, Minnesota and from elsewhere up the Mis-
si>sippi river Nov. IA, 1890.
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JOHN r.. SMITH CO..
Watchmakers and JercUeTs, Vdin 81, CidleHa Illinois.
a Large and well selected assortment OF Clocks,
IA Watches Jewelry and SILVER Spoons constantly ON
hand, far sale low, Engraving neatly executed. All
kinds of Jewelry made order and neatly required
All orders punctually attended TO- The highest price
paid tor old gold aud silver. 2-2S
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Y. A. LOIT.

A TTORNEY ard Counsellor At Law, and General
IA Land Agent. Particular attention will he gwen 10
coiieciiuIs PAY taNes entering lands securing pre-
emplions and nade by military land warrants.
"a paui eu
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------ -
DIR. T. II. POTTS,

UEANING made 81. Paul his permanent residence, WI
III atlrnd 20 calls of IN his profession IA town an
country, lie may be found al The store oi W. H. Forbe
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Have You good Understanding /!

MARVIN, Invites the public 10 examine the
LIE best STOCK of materials In his line that has ever
been in the Territory. lie challenges either side
The Atlantic to produce better quality of French Cali
Skins, specially adapted for the winter season
On hand. also, Ladies fine custom made shoes and
gaers. Also, Genteinens Calf and Kip Boots the best
that can be made. You know the stand-Thrd street,
Roberts street.
Saintiaul, November, 1851. 81
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st. paul business Gar0s.


INiiE Subscriber, on the corner of Finn and Mnneso
Il Ia streets, - now Mock Mock Nuckins Old
rags into Handsome cheap and durable Carpets iaies
and gentlemen, please cai and those spiritual knock
ings, you Will not intrude.
large quantity OF carpet warp on hand and carpets
made to order. f. NJ " Walters
ST Paul, May H. lS52 3-tr
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4. II. ~ AlT h 90.

Wholesale AND RETAIL GRoCERs AND COMMISSION
NEHCUANTS
AVE opened al the store OF L. +. Tracy, on Ihirt
D street, general assortment OF Family Groccrie.
and provisions, which they will sell AT low prices Tor cash
exchange for country produce. They respectfully
solicit share Of patronage.
CHARLES MILBuBN. l.. q. WAIT
iuZ4. iO-tt
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=. & :. DRIM.
1852. GREAT STOCK OF DRUGS. 1852.

1852. GREAT STOCK OF DRUGS. 1852.
DODGE nENTZ.
NO. 100 MAIN SfREET, GALENA, ILL.
NFFER for sale the following Drugs, Nc at the low
~ est prices
1000 ibs tartaric acid 10000 lbs putty
q kegs CaTb soda 80 bbls spts. turrentine
10 bbs cream tartar 500 lbs laris green
100 lbs Eng blue mass ~ casks old port
100 do Eng. and Am. cal'l 20 bbls Eng EPSON salts
10 cas- ks sui ,lur 10 do CaTaWay seeds
10 cases British ius;re do Eng grid mustard
IL do Eng. rid boraX 10 do Copdl NarnisA
p bbls plaster paris 4 do MIccaboy hnun
) do Cainphor loo lts o,i peppermint
SOC guinIne - 10 - lennon. fresh
5 bbis castor oil 50 iU2 pant brushes
1900 lbs ext. iquorice 80 doL gross iee's pills
100 do llsp'd extracts 80 do DO essences
$50 do Turkey opium % bNs CASTLE soap
50t do herbs u doz T0Wusend's Sarsala.
p strN chime 20 gross bears oil
50 do morphine 80 kegs sahpetTe
500 bx> McCuly' glass 1000 do X. ConAiing SOILS
50 lbs lilseed oil pure white lend.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
iioughton's Pepsn, l.oudeu q CO. med 'cines,
Pain hiiicr, SlOaii's medicines &C.
Tpgea her with large and well selected stock Of
~ article n oar line especis, invite the attcutIou
OF purchasers from the upper cOunt. 10 our stock and
prices. D12-i4-ty
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w NJ. w. HANKS,

a I his store in saltwater. is prepared offer
"A to his customers, much larger aud better
of Goods than he has ever before brought into
this market His entirely fresh and hou
this Spring the lowest figures Ii includes
every article called for in stOre espe-
cialy such good. wanted BY villagers and
iiimbcrmcn. Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, ready
mace Clothing, Crockerv, Hardware, Flour Bacon,
Pork, Eggs Butter, thcese, Sanues and Condiments,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea salt Mola>scs, Fish, Dry Goods of
all sorts, and especially for ladies Fresh goods
viii he ordered prompt, from week to week Is TO
have coustanti, hand, whatever trade may re-
gure. Thrse goods, customers may depend upon buy
Ing, for quick paN, moderate profits. Being
tormHed 10 make bad debts, w. W. H., feels assured
that he sell goods low they be bought any
where in these parts, at retail.
WM W. HANKS.
Stiwater,tMay l3, lSJ2. 4-tf
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r. =. NEWELL,
Commission Mere hant,

4 Nd Dealer In Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
IN coos, paror and heating stoves VI all kinds Sc
itCei from the Troy Cincinnati and - iOns markets,
comprising the varied assortmen, Of double oven
stoves and ranges the Eastern market affords Hollow
ware kettles, pots ovens kets, furnaces frying pans,
waffle irons, shoveis, tuHcs, &c.
Also--fnrnng utensils, ploughs cradles, rakes hoes
>hore!s scH Htes snhths RXes, saws, sad irons, zinc
spring balances coffee mills, wire, nails, tack.,
Japaned OF al kinds lamps and csidlesiicks of
brass, iron and ,in brtania and Kitchen ware and
coffee pots, spoons. lades. skimmers coffee and
boxes scrub bac hing and other brushes hvdraulc
apparatus; well, csten and house pump> of all sizes
water ri>, lead pipe sheet bar and pig lead. Nc &c
al my sand on Third near Robert. street. Saint Paul.
Minnesota. F. = n
september f. 1851 20-tf
BENANS LANSING.
hEALERS in stoves and manufacturers of every drs-
- crpfiou VI Tin and Copper Ware few doors be-
low ihe American House, 81. An.hon, street.
June %, ISL N0)
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

Third Street. ST. Paul, November 20. 1851.
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NATHAN SPICER.

GEORGE w. SWEET.
County Surveyor and Land Agent.
sauK RAPIDS, BENTON COUNTY, MINNESOTA TERI hIToRY.
w Ill attend 10 pre-emptng claims, and locating
w military land warrants, in the County of Benton.
This county presents Inducements To the immgrant
cqualied by any other portion Of thc-1crritory.
REFERENCES:
His ENceliency Gov. RAMSEY, Hon. H. IT, S,8LEy,
II. SIMPSON, FIRST LIEUT.. 4. 5. Tor. Eng, 4. W
BoRUP ESQ. ST. PAUL.
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r. CHOurEAJ, JR. JAS. HARRISON. FELII VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau Harrison s. VtltP.

EDROPRiETORS Of the ~. LOUlS ROLLING MILLS
Il viii keep on hala full supply oI merchant tel
iroH boiler platT sheet iron AMI nails manuidCtur ~
their establishment, from the of the Iron Mountain
and viii also keep all other articles usually hcpt
store to which they invite The attention az countr,
merchants.
T. Warehouse, No. l29, Second street, -. Louis No
CilAS. w. BORUP,
Agent -. Pan.
Nav ( 1851 3--tf
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&. i. KOVITS n 60

HNtR MaEBactory; every Thing III the fur line mad,
D. IA the best manner Ladies Irs, sleigh robes, iu
coats, caps and gloves. Upper Town, nearly opposite
/ the Brick Hot ST Paul. 45--tE
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION
STORE,

on So. Anfhony Stree fr0 doors beloU he 5nerica'l
House.
FVNHE undersigned would respectfully invite the aen-
ton of the public to their large and well selected
stock OF Groceries and Provisions Also, Ready Made
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Wines Liquors, Nails, Glass,
Hard ware etc, all of which VIII be sold cheap for cash
/ l. Please call and examine before purchasing else
| where. IRVINE BROTHER.
| -. Paul, Oct. u, 1851. z6