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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-30

The proceedings of the Macon Convention stamp
the Webster proceedings of Gcarg1 with ali the force
OF regular. extensive and >enatic party organ-
zaon. From The note OF corrcsj ondent ard from
various other sources of utnation and cons der;ng,
too, the detection Of tho Cobb detachment of the dem
ocatic party, should not b. surprised IL M Web
sier, IN No'cnber, were to the State II Geor-
ga. Ills Independent nomiua5on a, All events by
large, harmonious and hight Respectable State Com
yeaon, IA the very tceth Of tie cara aively isis-
nihcant Srott Convention sitting 1T Tho sauie place.
ana AZ the same time, proof positive that the Gcor-
sia Uh5s old birds not to b. oauoht bv chad' I,
e 'lsn a telling T'huhc upon the trading politicians
who, n Batnofo. sacrificed bc most popular states
men # their PARTY to- tho tus, and ica,rrs' # mere
IunpoWder popularity, ard for ia" vote ct the abo-
ton wing Of The vhI- party of .i4 North. This u-
dependent neut j. also "a proper testimonial IN
behalf Of Nj Webster. both o y, bo,r were available
at baltimore because of their ,ly 70 the psiu con-
/ ,ti,utioml rights q the Soa.h.
Now, then, what is to hc D.onr, Tho Georgia
wings have fafiy and sqmu y put Sir Webster into
the field. The Ma-sacu- .ts hig> are daily giving
strength and momentum tn the Webster poycun.ni IN
Boston In few DAYS more, " NAV tNIect them t.,
Pronlugate an indcpcndcn; cl-,tcia ticket for the H.
llstrI5us civilian H. North Carolina invited by the
a'c State election The conservative Wigs have a4
ready declared for Daniel Webster. In Louisiana, a
similar movcmeri has been naado. Al, therefore,
;hat l. NOW required - give MIR Webster fur start
All over thc Union. Is gratd central metropolitan
Webster dcnon-ua IN tie city of New York
such demonstration viii staftla the abolition toa-
dies ul Gen. Scott out of their oG boots ln brooches
ahd csiisc ,tnI rally 30 be made in every State in
behalf Of Webster, and real national whig PARTY
staining ilst Hrcn the bread platform Of The compro-
mise. thc Union, NebScr and the Constitution.
Why Is that the " Webster usn ol VI al, street are
nibbng their fingers and holding back hen there is
such chance for m'nof;ahzius thclnso, cs.-[N. y.
Her.
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ST. Qaul Business CaroS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rN sT. pAUI

gENiE Subscriber the corner Of Fifth and Ninncso-
4 "a streets, Is now Mock Nock Nockins!, old
rags INTO handsome, cheap and durable Carpets Ladies
AID senilcncn please call and those spiritual knock
ulg>. Will NOT intrude.
large quantity Of carpet warp on hand, and carpets
made order. f. NJ WAiTERS
81. Paul. NAV l3, 1852. s-tr
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L. Il. WAIT s. CO..

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
AVE opened ni the store of {. F. Tracy, on Thir'
q street a general assortment of Family Groceric'
and provisions which they vii sell at low pIice for cash
in exchange for country produce They respectfully
solicit Il share of patronage.
CHARLES MILBURN. l.. c. WAIT.
iu3t IO-tf
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O. " BIDDLE, LATE OF PlTTPBt RG, Pa,

Is. ". BlDDlE, iAlb or ri lib' h"' "a
TIhS permanen, located Ia II. Paul Fourteen years
cioSs application 10 hi> profession, together w1t
Iargc aud beautiful assortment Of pian and gum TEEN,
enable him rom 70 an entire set Oi teeth ny
Atmospheric pressure. with beautiful representation OF
the natural gum r,s,orr. the mouth to It's natural shape
Diseased teeth permanently SAVED BY plugging useless
extracted with little pain possible. Iccin
g.eansed and d.sta-ci gums restored 10 health
Office al junction of liil aud SAINT Anthony street.
\. D.--sU Iots w4IraAiei.
ST Paul. Man y. 4-Iy
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SPRING STYLE HATS.

NON r TIE TIME
lust received from the East the spring style Of SILK
81 Hats, beautiful article; also large assortment OF
kossu Hungarian and Magyar Hats: also line assort-
ment fer hoy and children On Cloth and Cloth Caps,
lie and al all prices nj ,be ST Paul Hat and Cap
Store. (2--u) Il. .. w ALhER.
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W. <. SWIMMER.

GENERAL NEWSPAPER AND ADyEPrISING AGENT.
( HORNER Of Second aud Chesnut streets, (over the
Y Post Office, st. Louis Mo.
REFERENCEs
Nessrs L. & ". Campbell. lNicssrs Hayden & Wilson,
" Adolphus Mtct&co' U&R B Whttemore
st. Louis Jtinc l.. off
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CASH FOR BLACKsMITHING.

WE have bought the brick blacksmith shop OF
w Mr. Tay or and the pow shop adjoining it, near iie
unCtion of Fort Hill and ST Anthony streets St Paul,
where shall carry blHcksmithng and plow making
ia apartments OF the business either furnishing stock
not may be desired. We intend to do work strict
ly upon cash principles, WHILE therefore, shall rigid
~ exact prompt payment the prices Of labor will be
VERY Low Will tue public Try work and our
prices. ABBOTT SONS.
jul5 by
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MlLLLNER
NE rs. l.. NJ. SOAK rs. wishes to in

Ns RS. l.. NJ. SFOA X E,S. wishes to inform The
lFH Ladies of ST Paul and vicinity. that she il thank
u them for their kind patronage during the preceding
year. She has just returned from the East with the La
TEST FASHIONS and SPLENDID assortment oi Goods.
She has Ribbons that be surpassed both in beauty
and quality this side of New York Artificial flowers and
pluncs, Velvet and Velvet Trimmings, of every color,
She may he found her old stand few rods west
o. The frc.b1 oran Church, where she would be happy
10 attend 10 any order i'll her line OF business.
November, ls5l 3-29yi
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Have !Ou g0od Understanding !

HaVV you SUOu UNDERSTANDINGS
MARVIN. invites the public examine the
10 best stock nj materials in his line, that has
been the Territory he challenges either side
The Atlantic TO produce better quality of French Calf
SKINS, specially adapted for the winter
On hand also, Ladies zinc custom made shoes and
gqitcrs. Also, Gentemens Calf and Kip Boots the best
thar can bc made You know the stand--1hird street
Roberts street.
Saintraui, November ISL. 81
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FURNITURE.

TO buy second hand furniture, is too
s. ~ much like buying second hand gar
"a mcnts We take it for granted that
~ <sfy the people of Territory, would
rather prefer have their chairs. wasstand, bureaus
and tables, made order, and expressly fer their
use although old furniture might be bought for less
ney. Then think people would rather havea
made of the timber that grows here in the Terrific
ry, manufactured by mechanics, who have cast
their lot in Minnesota, for better, for worse.
We viii make promptly to order, whatever articles OF
furniture may be wanted tf have not what is desir
cd haGdD aud viii goods better and ali
things considered, cheaper. han they can be imported
Undertaking promptly attended to-
STEES n HUNT
Manufacturers of Cabinet Ware and Furniture, Third
street, 81. Paul.
1t. Paul, May %, 1852. 6-u
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rASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

Third Street, St. raul, November 20, 1851.
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION
STORE.

On ST. 4ath0ny Street, too doors beioD the american
House.
VHyliE undersigned would respectfully invite the atten
i tion of The public, their large and well selected
stock of Groceries and Provisions. Aso Ready Made
Clothing, Boots Shoes Wines, Liquors, Nails, Glass,
Hardware all of viCh viii be sold cheap for cash
n Please call ana examine before purchasing else
where. IRVINE Il BROTHER.
~. Paul, Oct. To- 1851. 20
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BOARDING HOUSE.

CUARLES CREEK has opened Boarding
z House in the west end of the celebrated Fremont
House Bench street. where he VIII make Cash Lodi
,ers and Boarders comfortable he possibly can,
49, per week. Nov. ic5l. 3Zy
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BEVANS 4 LANSING.
kAEAIERS In stoves and manufacturers Of every des
NJ cripon of Tin and Copper Ware. few doors be-
low the American House. ST. Anthony street.
June af iS5l I0l
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SHOE STORE.
NATHAN SHIEER.
GEORGE w. SWEET.
County Surveyor and Land Agent.

SAL h RAPIDS, BENTON COUNTY, MISNEsoTA TERkIroRy.
VA I'LL attend to pP-cnpting claims, and locating
w military land warrants, in The County Of Benton.
This county presents Inducements TO The immig rant
equailcd by any other portion of the Territory.
REFERENCES.
His EAcelieTcy Gov. RAMSEY, Hon. IL iT. SIBLEy
IL. SIMPSON, FIRST LIEUT.. L. >. Tor. Eng, &. W.
ESQ ST IA
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DOCTOR CARLOS.

Surgeon, Ph5Siciaa aaa .iccouchef,
A CR,DIT ATE of the Paris and Turin Universities,
N pa, taken hi residence M -. PauI. lie VII take
pleasure m exhibiting h> Diploma 10 any one VINO de-
Sire, to see it, Dr {. will have hls Office al VI. IUrpM
on Fourth street, Paul; Where he ca be inund and
vii. 9romytly atteId to every cali
y y. Dr. G has instruments oi the most aplr"acl
kinds Tor every surgical operation ever required 3zH
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EDW ARD NfisG ~.

I'D ~ n kD - Va L. -2GAS.
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION,
Al The Lower Landing 81 Paul.
III Commission and Con. iguliients will be prom pit
"A ~ anu carefully attended 10.
References B. II. Campbell, r. M'Lagan, Galena;
Geo. DeBuun, 81. Louis.
Lower Steamboat Landing St. raul, Min.
March B., ls52. 49-ly.
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EAGLE BAKERY.

NOW shall have on hand, At all hours of day and
~ night, lOaVes, crunpets, crackers, cakes OF all
sOrts,-every thing in my line, done up according
the best of my skill. Thanking public for past
encouragement, shall continue ia your custom.
Corner OF ST Anthony and Fort streets.
April l., ioj2. (52--ti) GEO. SPENCE.
ST. PAUf. BA X ER Y.--&.OOD EATING.
IL who love good eating, call al the st. Paul Bake
r. ry, where they do things NJ White, not Brown
We skall have hand at ali times, Bread aud Crack
ers Cakes and Candies of every description; Ice Cream
and small Beer, and every thing else IN line. Call
and for yourselves y u ". BATES.
81; Paul, April 29, 1872. 2--tf
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r.. II. DIR sf'E

GciASIERER. can be found near the Of JAG K
ron anu sixth streets, near the lower -hngle mill
H. H. T. has served regular apprenticeship al the busi-
ness of pasterIng and believes he give entire
faction IL those who may employ him. in ary branch q
. his business.
p S.-Two good journeymen are wanted Immediately.
ST Paul, Ang. IL ISL. II
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ST. ANTHONY HOUSE,

Corner OF Main and Wood streets
Upper Tow, Falls ST. ANTHONY, Minnesota Territory
ISAAC BRowN. Proprietor
YE1llE above House l. conducted strictly temper
4 ance principles.
\. b. - 2blTc for horses also.
March =. 1872. At
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sOOTLE,SS
ior people to expect prosperity, who practice the
q bad economy OF buying wretchcd sale boots and
shoes, when tlics can find genuine custom made work;
ooih sewcd and begged woinen's shoes, sentlemens
coarse and inc boots custom made, upon honor, of the
best material, next door DR.. BarbOurs Apothecary
shop and nearly opposite Office on Third street
81 Panl; where you AWAY find, ready take
measure. when IN, JOHN QUINN.
L. :. Prices: fine calf boots Sc %; second quality
50 so; best hip, 81 30; best brosaus, 81 90.
Inn r,f
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WAR EAGLE MILLS. AT GALENA.
TENf, subscriber agent of Flour from the above Mills
j and will have a constant supply on hand OF super
fine and ira superne which viii be sold at mill prices,
freight added
The superior quality Of this our known to all who
have trie it, and il only requires trial here make
a favorite family Flour of Minnesota.
JOHN HARRINGTON.
ST. Paul MAY %. 1851.
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LOHN T.. SMITH g. co.

II. & s. DRE M.
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE GALENA HOTEL.
HEANUFACTURE and keep constantly on hand a
1VA complete assortment of fancy and indsor Chairs
Also, Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Writing Desks Looking
Glasses. Bedsteats, &c, Persons wishing pur-
chase will do well call before they buy elsewhere
prepared 10 sell good article and as our terms
invariably cash, afford sell cheap,
cheaper, than any other in the city. reasonable de-
ddctiOn made TO persons buying to sell again. All orders
from distance punctuay attended to.
Gaiena May, 1851. 3-4
BENJAMIN r. EEIT.
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BOOK BINDING.

TUViiE subscriber woUid respectfully inform the ct
ztns oi -. Paul aud its vicinity, that he is
r ing the above business, the 2Id story of Il.
Spencers new building, of 9Th and Rubor street
Particular attention paid To binding Magazines Period
icals &c. in plain fancy binding, the shortest notice
and on reasonable terms
JAMES MACINTOSH.
= Paul. March 25. l-.52. 49-tf.
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r.. =. NEW ELL,
Commission Merchant,


a Nd Dealer III Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
IN cook, pailor and heating stoves of all kinds,
lee ted from the Troy, Cincinnati and - Louis trheS
comprising the most varied assortment of double oven
stoves and ranges the Eastern market affords. Hollow
ware kettles pots ovens, shlos furnaces, fry ing pans
waiiie irons, shoyels, topgs, DC.
Also-Farming utensils, poughs cradles, rakes hoes,
shoFclS, scN hes, smiths, sad irons, zinc
spring balances, coffee mills, Wirc nails, tacks,
Japaned of all kinds lamps and candlesticks of
brass, iron and n brtania md sitchen ware, aud
coffee pots, spoons, ladies, skinncr, coffee and
gar boxes; scrub Hacking ana other brushes, hN dr8uc
apparatus; well c>,em and house pumps of all sizes
water rams, lead pipe sheet, bar and pig lead, &C. &c
at my stand on Third, Roberts street Saint Paul.
Minnesota. T. :. y.
Scgtenlbcr /. ISL. 2O-tf
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CTORAGE, Forwarding Il Commission Merchants
- Levec, Lower Landing, ST. Paul, Min. Ter.
Feb. -, 1852 44-ly
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CITY HOTEL. ST. LOFTS

COTncT Of THiTd 0rd Ffne Sfreets.
T. BARN NJ. proprietor, viii always be happy TO see
his trends. who down business pleasure from
Wisconsin, Minnesota aud from elsewhere UP the Mis-
sIssippi river. Nov. Ia, 1850.
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GALEN.a HOUSE.

$500 per week. Nov. ISL by
GALENA HOUSE.
THNE subscriber has provided for the accommodation
OF boarders; both by the day and by The week, with
without Odging--at very moderate prices. Inquire
for the Gaena House, at the first building on Roberts
street above Third. opposite Winnie q Cooey's Clothing
tore. ulI-S-ly Nin. 1Rl SSONE.
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NpilN slCIAN, surgeon and Accoucher. WI practice
ourth and Robert sttcets, over tathoatt 1A son ;
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II
3DREP 4 OA rs.
TENIIE undersigned having formed cOpartncrship for
tranSacting Exchange and Banking business IN all
various branches viii be prepared To furnish sight
and time exchanges the East, and principal cities of
the West. Remittances Great Britain, Ireland, aud
continent of Europe, made M sums 10 snt purchasers
sight aud time bill, ana European exchanges urChased
collections made, and proceeds renttcd at usual rates
of change. All other busines. commted TO care,
punctualiy attended TO-
BORUP & OAKES.
jvl. lift
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Exchange and Deposite Oiilce of
GEORGE w. HARRINGTON a. CO.,
81. -4ntt0Hp street, 81. Paul,
AEOEEYS on deposiie, and interest allowed on all
va sums deposited for three month. and
Exchanges the principal cities East and South for
sale.
Collections any Of the States promptly attended
Investments made IL Rea! Estate, otherwise for
persons living oi tie Territsry in The ayahta-
gcous manner.
o'clock. 33tf
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HDATTl> son Il BENSON, have purchased, and eV-
u pcct carly il May, addition 10 their Liver,
Stocs several AND elegant carriages, bug gcs, and
baruuce alSo HARNESSES md horse furnishings, ard
equipage of the most elegant description.
AISp--an additional stock of fine booded, wei bro
ken horses Query. II sirited' horses in under
the Iuoa Law viii they be danger of being knock
ed IN tie mead,
Our entire new stock viii cost over 100000 No
other stable in the West, out of SAINT Louis viii be
found ;s comp etc
VIII friends and the public please remember. that
a the Livery stable III the of the House
at the upper end of Saint Pa.l they all hours
have such convey lnce by land, wheels horse
back, they MAY desire:
PATTISON & BENSON.
ST Paul, Aprl, Is, 1852. 52-tf
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q ER ENTRISS.

EtROCERY and Provision store, having removed to
u Sd street nearly opposite the Post Office is now
prepared otr Old and customers the choicest
selections his line; including hams pork, tea, coffee,
sugar, cecvery ,hng in fact. that wanted for
Families and boarding houses, al the very lowest lv-
ing prices.
NJ Paul March %, lS52. Soft
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A TTORNEls AND COUNSELLORS AT Law
and solicitors iu ClalCcry, st. Paul, Minnesota :;
attend win PROM lid fidelity 10 All Iaw DusI-
ness enir,ea 80 then Minnesota and the adoin-
ii,c counties Of Wisconsin.
TraricHlar attention Viii be- gwen TO the collection
of debts. ard The location ui Laud Warrants.
Sent b. l,jI 22-iy
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CEDAR POSTS AND SHINGLES.
n UST received and fox sale at the lumber yard OF
- w. X MARSHALL
August IL 1852.
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GtiIlwater Business CARDS.

Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Agent.-Stillwater, Afnn. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
rarranted genuine.
ABRAM VAN VOHHES.
-fttormey and Counseiioy az Lar aid Solicitor in
Chnacery.
viii attend all profess business entrusted 10 his
care. saltwater, Minnesota Ter. 62-tf
THEODORE f.. PARKER,
Attorney Il Counsellor at Law,
StiH,cotfr, Minnesota Territory.
THE LAKE HOE f.
MATTHEW TAISEY Proprietor,
w Saltwater, Minnesota Terriroy.
March 5, 1852 A.
MARBLE WORKS.
NAM. WIl.LlN, agent for Matthew Lawton, Marble
w Gutter, of Pittsburgh, is now prepared to receive
orders and furnish all kinds of Monuments Tombs and
Gravs Stones, OF the best workmanship ard material
WA. WILilM
saltwater, April Il, 1852. i---tf
NN w. HANKS,
A T his store in Saltwater is now prepared to offer
"A to his customers, much larger anu better assort
ment Of Goods, than he has before brought into
th market. His assortment entirely fresh and bought
this Spring, At the very lowest figures Ii includes al
most every article called for in store and espe
cially such goods most wanted by villagers aud
lumbermeu. Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, ready
made Clothing. CToCkery. Hardware. Flonr Bacon,
Pork, Eggs, Butter, Cheese, Sauces and Condiments,
Sugar, Coffee Tea salt, M0asses, Fish, Dry Goods Of
all sorts, and especially for ladies' Fresh goods
will be ordered promptly from week to week 10
have Constantly on hand, whatever the trade may
quire. These goods, customers may depend upon buy
ing, for quick pay, very moderate prots. Being de-
termined to make bad debts, w w. H. feels assured
that he sell goods low they be bought any
where III these parts at retail
wM. W. HANKS.
Saltwater iMay.l8 1852 4--tf
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j. III. BY f,RS,

Corner TEird ard Roberts SITS, Poul, Mn.
MANUFACTURER of zinC, tin, sheet iron and COP
4VA per- Informs the citizens ol st Paul. that he keeps
on hand large assortment Of stoves, which he Will sell
very low for cash. Call and before buy elsewhere
aso tin ware ct the best quality at wholesale and re-
tail Indian traders would DO well TO call examine.
St. Paul, June 8, 4 %. 1-iy
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, HIES 4 NEESDE.

ANiNt: maze =. fan Es permanent residence, VIII
attcld to Gals o. ~ his profession III town mud
country. lC may bt found al tie store of W. IL torbes
:, 7. ,vas r.. Il. NELSON.
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n AXTELL,

UTW-
Corner of Third and Cedar streets, opposite III. 4.
Lanberts Law
Ill he found in Attendance ali hours OF the day and
night, for the sale OF Medicines
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C.L. KOyTrS L. 90,

F4tR Manulactory; everything IN the fur line made
IN the best Ladies iUrs, sleigh robes, .lr
coats, caps and gloves. Upper Town, nearly opposite
the Brick Hotel 81 Paul 4J--tt
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DIR. Il. BABi.iTT.

As his Office in the II l.. iloau- store where
4 he VI be ready % attend to professional calls
-, Paul Novau.bcr 1871 *2V
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Saint IutI)onn.
uillomripfr.

JOSEPH BOWRON,
Notary Public and Land Agent,
IfHiotr Ricer, So. Crotr co., Wisconsin
Prc-cmption claims secured and entries made by
Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an
Mortgages constantly on hand, aud conyeyan
ces carefully and promptly attended to.
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DE. v. HAREDI Il

AATOJLD respectfully inform lie citizens Of Saint
w Paul and vicinity thai he has returned after "a
porary absence ot few months and oer, hi> pro-
fe,inDal to the public Thankful Tor past tN"r>
IA solici,n. share al public roruee, he VIII prac-
lice upon the Eclectic Reform Pacie, L,scaring iler
curry in a It's forms. lie VIII 81 iound ~ hs old stand
II all hours except when proi,ss.onali. ensase'
April 10. 1851. 2-3l
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..o,aent q, the Erie Railroad.

r rr..poadsscs Of TIE D. 7. lnDaHs
ELMISA, Friday, Sept TO- 1852.
While being delayed few hours at this
place BY railroad accident will give you bnsf at
count Of It.
The morsipg express train from NewYork boand
Yves. wM thrown from the track soou. three miles
ives. Of the depo. In this village caused By the break
iLg Of The sxe Of the tender The broken axsl shows
hat had been about twohirda broken previously,
having rot more than onetbid sound iron to depend
on. The track was entirely demolished for several
rods The frss passenger car 10 perfect week; four
others more or less Injured Tue passengers mifacu'
ously escaped un!Djrfed. The conductor Mr. Chspin.
had bis face slgtty braissd, and narrowly escaped
With his Lie. &c.