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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
GROC E,SIFs.
At Wholesale and Retail.

IN Roberts street, saint Paul, n,Nt door to the
~ Worlts Fair. The Subscribers, believing that
Goods b, sold in saint Paul, holcsa, chca p
they can be sold an! place aho>e -. Louis, have
opened II large stock of
GROCERIES.
Of ,he best desert t0ns for family which they will
sell Tor cash very small profit, b, retail and hy
wholesale, at prices such viii warrant all retail d, al
in Minnesota to buy goods their store. Among
the leading articles which shan Offer, viii be, dc
sides every other kd of goods usually found in large
Grocery Establishment, whether here enumerated -
not The following:
Four Of various brands; sugar ard Nolassos. all
kinds Coffee Tea. Tobacco and SAT-; Sit Fish. Oys-
tiers. Sardiucs, etc; Butte Cheese. Lari and Oh.
Ltlt uRS-such rs Brandy, Wine, Gin, Whshey,
Champagne.
FRoN I~loNSconsisting Of Pork, Hams, Bacon.
Dried Fruit, etc.
Patent Buckets. Glass Nails. Patty, Shot, Matches,
Candies, Soap Brushes, Dr0oms and grt variety of
other goods. REN & FARMER.
II. Paul, October 9, 1851. 25-tf
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De kind the old man, while strong in thy youth
Be kind not in seeming alone, but in truth;
With a bosom as light, unSrinklel u brow
De kind 20 the poor man, and give OF thy bread,
With shelter and pillow comfort his head
His lot and thine may be- he dieth,
Or negh5or TO thine the low grave where he eIh,
BE kind to the crooked The lame and the blind;
What's lsck'd in the body they feel in the mind
And while virtue through trial and pam conola forth,
In the mind not the body, is mans truest worth.
BE kind 10 the fallen, who lives but mourn
BE kind to the outcast, who seeks TO return
BE kind 10 the h&rlen'd, who never hath prayd,
BE Kind 10 the rIid, who still is afraid.
The injured, who down by oppression is borne
The sighted, who ~ithers the victim of scorn;
The battered who topples aloft but to fall
The wronser and wrorg Do DC kind 10 N I'm all
Fer vast is the world of the generous mind,
But narrow the sphere 20 the selfish assigned
And clear "a The path ( The gentle and true
OF the naughty aud vain, how decisive tie view
Then The CID show respect while thou mayest--
The poor while Hin. who gives all things thou prey.
And thy own cup Of jsy shall oerdow the
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REGULAR PACKET FOR ST. LOUIS.
AND INIERMEDlA POETS

ESN The and splendid psssen-
Il - Ger Steamer '.GOi.DEN ERA "
txAc..r-,.Ys<-N T.SA--iiIRAN BERsIE, Commander,
SySts--:..--zr-r,a.sR La. commenced yer regular
-A-<s-->.-------.--HasSw .ekly trips between Gaena
ST. LOUIS, leaving Ga,ena every Monday evening at
clock, aud ~. Ioeis Friday eveuisg At O'Clock. The
Gold, has beer fitted up with every regard to the
SAFETY and comfort of her paS>onLers; and her State
Rooms and Saloons furnished with elegance and pro-
y.led with every Improvement For freight passage
apyll board Or to
JAMES CARTER & co, Agents.
Gaiena. tprll 81. l~52. eff
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GALE\A STORE,
W. ". Sfiiiman & Co.

NATONID respectfully inform the citizens of Saint
w Paul ard vicinity, that the, have opened in the
lower town fresh and well selected stock of Groceries
which supplied week tom Galcna and II.
Louis; and which they pledge themselves sell for cash
as low can hc bought north OF Gale Those d. sir
ons o. buy in n retail will find il their advantage ID
call and examine their prices.
Constantly on hand--BWter, Cheese Pork. Fish, ST.
gar>, Teas Coiees aud all atices iodnd III ths hpe.
IA genuine article of Family Flour family On.
hand W H. = a. Co
Saint Paul Aug. 2e, 1851. 10
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III. r. MCLOSEEY.

VNUoLESALE Grocer, Forwarding and Commits
w son Merchant, and General Steamboat AGENT
No. b icVee, Gaeui. Ill The attention III BUYERS is
allied to my stock of Groceries Provisions, ETC. etc
Having received by late arrivals from New York Bos
ton New oi!eans and ~. Louis which in addition INV
former stocA renders assortment cc!npi,tc. shall
continue to receive add !tioual shipments time
time, during u alton. thereby enabling have
fresh aud az stOch thru Out the season. and be able
al li times t. fill orders AT the lowest market
The kcCelV ing aud Forwarding business shall .ve
~ instance have personal attention, bN which, es
patch and care VIII be guarGu cd, aud the expense of
Storage and DraYagt : much A. possible avoided.
icci assured thar facilities and long experience Ii
the Coinlisslon and Forwarding business. enable 20
warrant cntirc satisfaction to any that EaN favor
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances viii be made on Produce and
Merchandise shipped tu for sale IN This trke Par
tcular attention Will he pad The purchase Of all alti
Giles not IN iuS line.
IL Agent fer Galena aud ST Louis ard Gaiens and
st. Paul PAChET LINE OF STEAMERS.
+. M'CLOSkEY.
Ceena, April I, 1853 l-tf
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CHEAP CASH STOR S,--V UOLESALE


GRO FRIES PROVISIONS HARDWARE, BOOTS
SNcES, HATS CAPS CI o1IlING, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, FL RNITiRE, HOOhS
AND STATIONERY.
PHNllE SUBSCRiBEK bN llrc arrivals is in
4 cciVt and opening IN his new Sore -. Anthony
street. near the 'An.c-ieau House. large aud
complete sediment q. ilt ahovt-nainet Goods. which
W positively be sold lower prices fer than
before Offered III h, place lis entire st0ch select
"a Min great care. and purchased III the Eastern and
southern markets for CASA, thar tie safely
his friends and the plluc general, that it viii be
their interests "a call before PURCHASING elsewhere and
examine AS stock WlIcl consists in Part follows;
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MARSHALL g. cos
" hO!eS (.rOrpDv a iran

y connection with our STOCK Of SLIdo Iron,
offer large stock oi Groceries and Provisions We
would call the attention of ap-countrS merchants ard
retail dealer, generally 10 stock, which, embraces
every thing, Liquors excepted in he Grocery and Pro-
Vision line
We propose selling fer cash at aena market prices
adding cost of trans por,aton. and believe that
supply boarding husc kccp.rs families as good
terms as they Can purchase below.
CGl stock has been elected Wit that an
" ARR,Nr The quality Of an articles sold by Us
SUGARS--t'ommon Brown, Refined ~ b and c.
- Crushed and Powdered BY the barrel,
MARSHALL. 4 Cos
HEOLAS s. F.S-.-Becher's syrup, sugar house and
w Plantation, at MARSH Ali Il Cos
GOLDEN SYRIE'. in lO-sullon keys, for fami-
~ lies, at Vi. q Cos
EOFFEE and TEAS, of every Kind, at
Et@Lot R--Jasper, Extra and sureTllne, 4,
EDoRK--Clear Mes. inst put up last week supe-
Il nor article for families, ar Vi & Cos
Gs ALT-~Oi every Kind and in any quantity, at
- n y Co.'S
0iA--Iinseei' Dleached' Lamp and Lard oh,at
~ VI y Cos.
EANDLES--srerm, Star and Mould, at
u M& Co.'S
INVITE LEAD, Turpcrtine, Putty Whiting and
w Lsnphack, at Ma Cos.
EAlNDOW Glass and Nails, Tobacco, Goldfish,
w Mackerei. Butter and Cheese, Axes, Clocks, Corn
Baskets, Looking Glasses Gro Bars Buck Mts, Grain
AhoSels, Coffee Mills, Percussion Caps log Chains
Brooins, Crackers, Axe Htlyes and almost thing
that can be named, ncnding Plows AND reppersaucc,
for sale MARSHALL a Cos
Saint Paul, October, ISL 3-2s
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GEO. EE'IsEiSAN-

SEyNOiESAiE and r,tli dealer in Hardware and
w CUTLERY. Cast steele, Nails, Mechanics and Mi
ncrs' tool, Rope and rar.aug Implements No. SO Main
street, Galsna, Ill l-tf
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+. f.. BERGMAN q CO..

No. $50, MAIN STREET, GALENA,
IL AVE- a.l:r On aa"a Of r snmpf's
= t---------S- consisting in part Of
Fine Mahogany Sofas Mahogany Chairs
- Diyans Cane Seat do
'' g Dining tables 90 g Rockers
s. g Breakl't do Common
'' '' Card do Chairs
6 g Bureaus IS Tables
Sc g Work Tables Childrens' Cribs
g 50 Wash Stands Chairs
Walnut and maple tables, stands, wardrobe
and desks, and every article kept in a well full
nished esiablishnent-all of which are manufac-
tured by themselves and warranted to be of the
best niaterid! and Workmanship. mal2-3tf
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$. CRAWFORD & CO.,

WHOLESALE AND KLTAIL DRUGGISTS,
81 Nam Street, GJieGa.
MEANE just received full supply Of Drugs Mel-
"a cines, Paints, Oils, Dye-StuGs, Window Glass,
Glassware, Putty, etc. etc They viii be cons family re-
ccvins supplies of the above and other articles in their
line and would call the attention of those wishing 10
purchase Is they oi,r 10 sell nj st. Louis prices.
Gaena. Oct. . I5Jl p
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stem to stern during the winter, has again taken her
regular place in the ppcr M>is> pri trade beNe St
oui, and 81 Peters and all intermediate landings Thi,
boat i We'll k0wn this river and heretofore, her
officers ana determined that every effort 81
be sdc their part ensure the utmost comfort and
safety pa-souGcrs and fall satisfaction To shippers.
Thanked tor past iavors, hope by strict attention
10 business 70 ncrit cont lntanct Oi the same.
For freight or passage, apply on board
Agents at s. Paul.. L. Tracy and " III. Constants.
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SAINT pArLTO EORrRIpIEX

MAJ now undertake to carry through the nail rev.
w ulariy, between St. Paul and Fort Ri.. y, and TO
convey passengers, in comfortable stages e wing ST
raul regularly every Monday morning At zine o'clock
win me mail and With any passengers EN press bust
Ripley. tuREIJ,r
San % tItr
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SVIlITN E.Y'S
DAG ERREAS G&I.LERY


corner 0f Jnird and Ce}ar Streets, ST Paul.
VgNiI- Establishment built by the proprietor ex-
pressly for taking
DAGe ERR EOTYPFIS.
And i rni>hed with the best Instruments, Apparatus
ana thcinir ais, und extensive vi stock.
Tile ARr N:GEMFNT OF liGUr NEW. ard btlicV ed
5' - ibRIoR to other or producing uniformly bold
rtures. No pains VIII be ,parcd give sat, faction
hose d" ma! favor The proprietor with their patron
age. Paintings. Engraving aud Dieucrrcolv pes cupej
n Tie best nanncr Particular attention pad to taking
iNenessc> of SICK ar deceased persons.
Instructions given ia the All.
stock and Appatati i. for sale.
The p"biic are respectfully in,elto can and examine
specimens. }. 4. WHITNEY.
NuvcIhber, ISL. 32v
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New Goods and New Prices, at the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.

MULLER has just op9nei for exhibition at his
II NEW BRICK STORE, directly opposite his old
stand large and splendid assortment Of Dry Goods
Clothing. Indian Goods, Hardware, Cuory, GLASSWARE
and Crockery, Boots and Shoe Hats and Caps, and In
da Rubber Goods; with every article Tsuay called for
In Western Establishment, which he oilers at whole
sale and retail, at prices much Reduced Merchants III
the Indian trade iin every article .hey may WISH in
tho trade and with the assurance that the charges VIII
he moderate and satisfactory O.ders can al all times
be hilcd to any amount.
To the ' aides. would We have lew pieces OF
Dclanes and Cashncres.
20 pieces Apacas Knitting needles
so do bieached cotton 50,0Io sharYs, between and
90 do wool flannel buckskia needles
20 do book and Swiss mus 100 packs pins
Inns, sup'r article 100 dozen reairg and ivory
% 600 yards prnts the best combs
assortment bought - dA scissors, sup'r article
TO The Territory 200 oZ white aIt assorted
bales steetings spool cotton
! TO drilling loo lbs sktiH cotton
do bed ticking sllk and tv-ist. bees WAX,
doz Bay State shawls Tape and silk brad
\ few dOz do hose mit-, Wristles und chill
Iise thread, Cashmere and dren's gloves
silk gloves few plaid Cuttoa waddng
hnsey, splendid article Of Danasa and brown linen
silvercd buttons for trim table covers
ming dresses Hair brushes, plain and i'll
50 pieces linen hdkis laid with pearl
Gups and fringcs Ladies' and childrcn's shoes
Linen ribbons Ladies' lined rubber over
Wopleu
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SPRING SALES. 1852.

Sl ALL be recei'in. upon the opening Of navigation
a d large and wei selected assortment of British
French and American DRY Goods. Boots and Shoes Tea
and I0bucco: and great variety O fancy articics which
VIII be offered the trade at lower prices than The
sty Is have usually sold in this r.arket. And would
suggest to purchasers who have formerly visited other
marNcts that much time and Nrcsc may be saved by
purchasing their goods here IN cNa ninatiUn of by
>toch aud prices J. respectfully solicited.
Ih- l..llMLL aEtlcLan CMML a Lart of LN sInck
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Have hand IN largest and selected Stock o
Drugs etc. IN tbs state, which shall make large
additions GpOn the opening OF igaton and sell 81
Louis prices IN order To make il to the adv antace OF
those vino have hitherto purchased abroad bay Of
Every effort VIII be made tn give fail satisfaction
rRICE PROMPT ArTENTICN, ind shipment oI Goods
Dealers respectfully invited examine Goods
and prices.
GaleHa, March 6. 1852. 4o-'f
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1t NBER FOR SALE.

vNE undersigned will inform the citizens OF ST Paul
and Its vicinity, that hc Is opening Lumber Yard,
the ShngIe Fac Jackson Seventh strec,s,
aud is prepared tn ill orders FOR all Kinds of Lumber
the shortest notice. Iho>o wishing Lumber of any de-
sCrptlol, iaths or shingles, would do wei t. call
j. Terms easy, half UP and She balance the
delivery OF the Lumber.
J. W. BASS,
Agent for the st. Anthony Mill Go.
st. Paul. July 81. ISL t6-T
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Galcna ADVERTISEMENTS.
f.. III. A. III. II. CORvVETH,
Wholesale Dealers i'm Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps, &c.

f.. III. A. III. II. CORvyITH,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps, &C.
NO. 80 LEVEE, GALENA, ILL.
ARE now in receipt of their large and well assorted
N stock of Goods for the Spring and Summer; which
they oef TO the tre on the most advantageous terms
The following goods included in their assortment:
BROWN SHEETINGS AND SHIRTiNGS,
of the following brands:---
A.. G. a. Shawmui, Old Colony,
Indian Head, Family,
Winchester, Appleton,
National, Lowell, etc., etc,
Boston,
BROWN AND BLUE DRILLiNGS.
Casco, 4. G. A. SUPERIOR Salmon Falls and Premium.
BLEACHED SHiRrINCS.
All the desirable brands to be foun in the market, and
" ' PRINTS.
Corheco Hamilton,
dc ID, Spragne's,
Allen, Dunncls,
Briggs, lioyle's
Adams, Blue and Orange,
Carr and Richmond, Blue and White,
English, Union,
Shifting, Mourning,
And cheap Prints Of every variety.
TICkINGS.
A full
SHIFTING STRIPES,
OF all brands and qualities.
Cloths, Cassimeres Sattinets and Tweeds, including
American, English French and German Cloths black
striped, plaid waved and fancy spring styles Of Cass
and TWeeds.
VESTiTGS.
large assortment of fine silk, Satin, Velvet and en-
broidered, Marselics aud Bun Goods.
COTTONADES.
A fine assortment Of the different brands, Of every
quality and price.
Wooden and Cotton Flannels Canbrics. dress SILKS,
Muslin, Thread, Buttons, Hooks and Ewes, Hdks, Sus
pcnde1s, Hosiery, Gloves, Towellng. sewing SILK Crash
BOnnes, Ribbons. Irish ana Brown Lncns. Table Gov
ers, Diaper, Wadding, Candle Wick, Irvine, Whale
bone, etc, etc.
BOOTS Il SHOES.
Mems csf grained, kip and thick Boots anil Brogans
bows and Youths do DO, womens calf Kip, goat
elied, Jenny Lind and kii Bootecs; LADIES' goat Kid and
enamted lIuskns Ladies fancy cold Cutters aud half
Caters ana Bushis OF every quality and price. \ full
and plee assortment of the trcnt sly les of Mis-
ses' and chllirens' wetr.
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MILLlN cry.
AIRS. NERRICK has just received direct from
4's the East great variety Of satin Bounets also,
splendid assortment OF Neets satns, silks, Pushes
Ribons, flowers, Tabs Riches Pumes in great variety,
French worked collars and cuffs, black silk tces trora
l2 inch To- 2 yard wide in fact every article USUALLY
kept in a MILLINERY ESTABLIsIiNENT, and SHE would
respectfully invite the citizens Of Saint Paul and the
River towns to give me all.
MANTAI.M
In connection with the above. done at the shortest
tee and in a worhmanlike manner Mrs NJ. is confident
in ing that in ncatness of fit and workmanship she
SUPPRESSED Dress Trimmings Of every Kind hand
and or sale. Give a call.
MARY NERHICk.
Rooms over J. Brooke's Boob store, Galcnc. s-s3y
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GROCERIES,.

(.kDf'
5 hnIs y q sugar. Il chests fine Y n Tea
i hDs do Il cadii,s line Imperjal Tea
- clarified sugar IS (uupo,,,,r do
- crushed do % boxes W II CHEESE
3 pulvcyzrd 10 10 Fresh R.,irs
: II Mo,n,srs Icask Currauts
10 " No do IL drums Frs
. Golden SSru > bn<e. assorted Candy
Il bag, Rio Cot;e o., no, nv. S,r,l-nrs
Java do 81 can, o. ,t.r.
10 b,ls Rice ts.k,f. DIV, on
10 Butter Crackers G4u>,. assorted pickles
No Mackcr.i 7 Tomato Cat.un
do salmon. 2 :. Nlr.hroo,n do
lg,t <cs smoked Herring ; V,lult do
% Catfish s p,nrar s,,cn
50 Table S,lt e .nnt,r ,s,.rn,''
ID acks ooars, salt, 70 n R.ralja Cirnrs
,oXes y Nn-rtrI 10 - IN, IN
Gases ,o i pr,ncire to
hoxc. g. rouud prnner ,ho>.. 4, nv, ;..r T,Locc,
Cram II, Ina !. ID, :, al ;n., ,,,I.,..o
. - ,.inir~ Shn,rI = n ri,ns
Cinnamon, II - Matches,
Wheat Starch, = Ginger,
Is " No. soap, 5 gross Nt>on's Backing,
CASTLE do 3 boxes iut,
Fancy do Ia kegs Rife Powder,
II - Mould Candles, s Gcy do
star do 20 bags Siot,
4 Sperm do 5000 H., Bar Lead,
bbls Sperm OIL 10 VI Gun Caps,
I.ard do 10 doz Bruums,
IL doz Axe iirives, - shoe Brushes,
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Ga.ena, April |, l95s.

REFERENCES.
T. Cboutcau, Jr. q Co, New York,
Iorinz, Sterling s. Go, Pittsburgh,
James Peck & Co. Chicago,
Bridge q Lewis. Detroit.
Ray, Keith & Co, ChCEnati,
Cbouteau & Nalec, II. lonis,
James Carter q Co, GaleBa,
Stilimau u Rood,
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PROBATE COURT,

N Office is hereby given, that the regular
~ terms of the Probate Court of Ramsey
county, Minnesota Territory. viii be holden on
the first Mondays in March, Iune, September
and December, respectively, at O'Clock 4. NJ. ,
at my oice in the town of 81. Paul
40-yiy HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge of Probate Of
Ramsey Co. Min. Ter.
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II. NENVIIAI.L, & CO..

IT. NEW IT \ LII / CO..
WHOLESALE DEALERS in rRUGs, MEDICINES, CHENI-
GALS, PAINTS, Ous, NARNIsHE- and DYE-sTLFFs,
WINDOW GLASS ana PUTTY, GLASSWARE, PER-
FUMERY, IISE SOAPS. FINE HAIR TooTU,
PANT andWHITEW 81 BRU Es.IIELD
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS, SUR
GICAL INsTRJ MINIS, SPICEs,
SNVFrs. FArUNr MEDI-
CINts Pure WINES, etc, for MEDICINAL PURPOSES
FANCY ARTICLES, sTP'R Is s. LETTER and CAP Pa
PER, GoLD and sTEEi PLNs and STATIONERY
GOLD and TIN tOIL and a great variety
OF other articles
This is the Oldest Drug estabis ment north of the I
nols river We have done business in this CITY since
~. lhy sicians and Merchants alwavs fnd a, this
House, Fresh AID tNADt LTERATED Mcdcihcs, and of
III" FIRST QUALITY. Purchasers invited examine
our stock. II II ) larger than any either i'll the Northwest
and We believe prices will continue be satisfactory
to any who Dia, trade with us.
Gaena, November lc5l. 3-29vl
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1872.
DODGE Il RENTX.

Nu1ttssOrs u IN. a .trIch,
IMPORTERS, Jo'her, ami Wholesale Dealers in
4 Dngs aisl Medicines English. French and German
'mirilS, Pants, Ol,, Window Glass Druggists Ware,
i've NtuHs. Patty, Choice Periurer, Patent Medicines,
Nagn>hrS, BRUSHES, Susica Instruments, Spices, Pure
Imported Wines md Brandr>, Garden seeds. &. &C.
S,.os Room and Warehouse. Nrs. Ice 8nd 100 IL.
iefich's Block, Main street, nalena. Ills
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WAR EAGLE MILLS. AT GALEN.
FENiE subscriber - agent 81 Flour from above mills
u and VIII have II constant supply hand al Suucr
une and extra sGporGe, which VIII be sold nj mill prre.
freight added.
The superior quality of this Flour i known 10 all who
nave tEied IT. ana II only requires thai here make
a iavorite family Flour OF Minnesota.
JOHN FARRINGTON
81. Paul, May %, 1851.
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FRTITTREES FOR SALE.

!
10000 Red Cedar, from to- 900 Am. AlbOrvirs,
feet long, 500 European SaNin
10000 Iombardy POpIars, 1000 American l.arCh,
1000 Balsam, 5000 Silver Leaf -
500 tulip Trees, 1000 Double Red Allheas
o,0n0 Black Locust, 1000 - White
2o.0oU Cattapas, 1000 Alantens Trees,
81, 900 Go >bcrrics. 900 Snow Balls
$4,000 Am. Grape Vines 1000 HoHeysuckles, ass'd.
900 Weeping Willow, 1000 Currants. assorted.
10000 Ounces
IN addition 10 the above, have extensive
sormeni OF Dallas Chrysanthcums, GcrariumS, Cactus
Green House Plants Figs, eNerbearing Red Antwcry
and Virginia Rasberres Hovey's, keenes, and also Nir.
ginia seeding Straw berries, Asparagus Roots, sc.
All of which will he delivered order board s'ea NJ
boats neatly packed for transportation, n,
when desired. oar price viii be reas enable as any
similar establishment East or West. All Trees and
iants sold by will be guaranteed TO be ramcI.
JOHN SIGERSON & BRO.
ST. Louis. March %, Io12.
II. +. McCI OSKEY, Agent.
1T Opposite 5. b. Landing, Galeua.
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W. IL. STILIHJAN ~ CO..
Nc. J, Roberts Street, have on hand,
% bb.s. t;eliIcn Apples.
l. do Dry d.
5 do BuckNheaj Flour,
g do Onions.
1000 Heads pruno winter Cabbage.
boxes Lemons,
And every thing found the Grocery line: which will
be soli for cash low ANY house Paul Call
and see ". H. STILiNAN Il co.
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CROCKEEY AND CLAsS.V ARE.

10 mulberry tea sets 81 Herring, lght blue and
T. dozen do sp.ln-, -etS--a complete
10 plates, as>'l sizes assortment OF the above
30 do dishes and naples fer breakfast, DINNER and
Mulberry tul AMI tea
boats loo fancy teas
do butter and Custard plates 100 dozen plates
do flowing pitchers y ba>ins 80 do tnmblers
Salcc plates % do glass lamps
Decauters and fancy mugs JaI AIMED ittoons and led
match safes, jacket lamps larlps.
With thousand other articles t,p numerous men
ton Persons wishing 10 purchase goods, will find il
profitable call ml examine This stock before purchas-
Ing elsewhere. ID. e.. EI LLER.
-. FaGl, December Is, 1851.
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I,yDI{AT7I.IC CEMENT.

THE subscriber haVrr been appointed Agent Tor the
above Mills Will heep tanIlA hand supply al
"INtr1 Famil, Tlour' Warranted superior m, ioui
oil in this llarfet. Ii. /. NCCIOSkEN
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Chtdp CqSh Store, for FaV and ~ ter Yr0de.
q +. FULLERTON has NOW received 1n1 opcncd his
~ nn ~ winter stock Compri>in~ one of the best
selected u-soTtments of Ready lude E4othng. Prints
Saiiucts, Boots, Shoes Fancy Goods, &C. brought
Minnesota. lie would respectfully invite Farmers
and others visiting ST Paul 10 pay him he is
determined 20 retain the name winch hi, establishment
has SO .onr held, Of "t' heap Cash StOI,"
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THE subscriber having been appointed AGENT COR the
sac ot Louisville Cement, viii keep large supply
on hand. and VIII be sold at a small advance from Nah
rIiacturers prices. Ii. 7. McCl.OShEG.
,,ia N.roh