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~. G.. SANFORD.

~. G. SANFORD.
EEESPECTFUILI Bows TO the SAINT Paul pusl!e
IA and invites their attention his new store next
door east OF the Onee Thrd-sreet. where they
IAN fad him at business hour ready 10 sell them
Of svsry descriptions including BRoApeLorHs, s,rs.
Nets, JEtNs, CAssIMERss. TwEEDs, DRILLs, WI.
VETS, NEsTIsGs, SHIRrISo and SBEETlso, wus.
LINs and LAWNS, lIpKFs and CRAvArs,
GLOVES, Hosiery, DRowS and WHITk
LINENS, i.oEs, RireeSs, Lone and
SCARE snAMLs, BoASzr TRIMMINGS, ALrAcAs, THinEr
Chorus, GINcHANs, DELASEs, SINS, woclKa
YARN, PRINTs, in great variety, Thread, Edging
Winter stGirs, for men and boys, Under
shirts, Knit ard Flannel Drawers,
Buck and Yarn mtiens &C.
His stock OF goods is very large, embracing MI the
rich Styles at 'he season. and variety of staple
Goods Every person can here find just what he wants.
ard at prices which the rigid eonon,is:
aud he can rest assured that every article will
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Of every dcsorron made up expressly for this ms,kes
and for this constantly hand cheap for ready
pay, and no sale without. lie mas complete ssssrs-
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting in part oil Old Tyson, Young Tyson and BLACK
Teas, lsguira, java ard Rio CoTees, y o. Crushed
Loaf and PuscriIed Sugars Spices, Pepper, Cloves,
Nunces Cassa, Rice, Raisins salera;us starch SOAP
Chewing and smoking Tobacco Candles Oh, Fish, eie.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New eean,,fal and approved styles for I.ie: and
hase%i Gents Congress Boots Calf do OF the latcst
patterns; Boys boots and shoes, etc.
HATS AND CAPS, In great variety.
WINES, LIQ UORs, AND CIGARS
large assortment, snch Holland Gin, Brandy Of d;k
ireni brards, Malaga Wine, Pure Jnce do; Champagne
It Croix Rum, Jamaica dol Irish Whiskey, Bargusdy
Port, Madeira, etc.
10000 Cigars, OF every variety
PORK and FLOUR constantly on hand, IN large
Mr. andfords stock is large and he will be recevi,e
New Goods constantly In order to keep his
complete lie Is determine sell his sosis for ready
pay as cheap as they Can be purchased elsewhere Give
MIN call: November, ls51-3aoy
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THE STONE STORE.

NcW Goods al Lou Prices
n ~. STNPSON, carner of Third ard Roberts streets
80 has iusi received entire stock of Dry Goods,
Eoots Shoes. Fats, Caps Hardware, Woodenware,
ments q all kinds etc etc which he invites the at
tention Of purchasers. .
june &c, 1851. (i0)
LIQUORS.
EEOnT, MADEIRA, ClaIct, Malaga and other Wines; old
= pale Cngnac, Fourth p .of and Badwins Aricri-
eau Braldy; Bourbon Whlskey, Gia, Rum etc. Tor sale
iow by june $40 y. ~ SIMPSON.
& tROCERiES-Tea, Sugar Coffee, S. II. Molasses
~ Rice, etc. For sale low by
June 10. QW JW. SIMPSON.
Il ETCUUpS, Peprorsauce, Pickles, Preserves Sauces
IA Brandy Cherries, etc. Tor sale low by
June 26. 90 I'M SIMPSON.
a large lot Of Bcjsica;s constantly hand and for
= n ieby june l6.-(lG j. ". SIMPSON.
BACON, Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork always
k-E on hand and Tor sale by
Jurc 10. 90 ID. ". SIMPSON.
HIvANGiY FLOUR, Eikader extra ard oihcr brands;
4 always OF hand aud for sal, by
June lG. 40 j. N. SIMPSON.
fEc assortment Of boots and shoes, polka, buskis,
IA bcoices misses, boys and ChiiTens Shoes which
particular attention is invited by
juno 26 uc) III SIMPSON.
EpEADY made clothing, large lot for sale by {
E& June 90 d. IT, SIMPSONS
ESEESH butter and c1gs, meal, western reserve
a cheese, etc, fox saie low by &
June &c. 90 ". SIMPSON. =
GtoOKlNG stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
a June &c. j. ~. SIMPSON.
EEURE and No. l. lead, glass, putty and nails, always
z On hal.d ai:d Tor sale By
Jane 26 ~ SIMPSON.
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D1-uEr.r,L.O~y CANDLES.

ARE manufactured by the subscribers and warranted
"A 10 be Of the best quality, ut IL cents by the boz
For use they are actually worth twice innch a. any
other candies sold for talaw candies. ut Saint Paul
Term. cash Candies Of our manufacture can be found
Mt j. r. Fuliertons Store, near the Junction. o. IIo
ard B.nch streets or at tho corner Of Fort and Walnut
NJ. CROFT,
A. KIRKPATRICK
e. Psu,, OCT 4 1851. dm
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TPCsTlhE MEETING.

= y pursuance of The Provisions of Act passed by
the Legislative se4bly of The Territory OF NiGnc-
sofa, nco rporatiDg the ''IoItage Grove Academy"
Notice is hereby given, that the first meeting cf the
Boar. Of Trustees of said Academy, VIII be holden at the
dwelling house OF oscpA W FuGbe~, 1t Cottage Grove.
IN the county of Washington, in sad Territory, on
Thursday the seventh dy Of Arf Is y, at one oclock
l.. II for the purpose of orGanzgom BY choice OF oil
GERS, and 10 act any business that may legally
before the n,eetUz.
iioiHH.y- AvTISfeG.NsS',x,} Three Of the rrus.
JAS. 4. LYFORD, Stees efsaid Acadm my
March 1. l2l2 :.... lS-st
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Notels and Conorpanegs.
SAINT CHARLES HOTEL.
sfe 1T Saint .Anshony.

WE subscriber has taken lease Of this large 10
- tel with all its out-5uildinss and appertainings -
Sensible that there Is demand the Fails for public
mousse OF tae very frst class the subscriber promises
come as near 20 the highest Standard as the market u
Minnesota Will admit; and viii eIdeavor having an eve
All over The premises 10 ascertain all the time what
wanting To make each guest cohtensed. .--t
ID. u. MOULTON.
Sept 4, 1851. - 2O.Iy
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Sept. 4, 1851.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

H.hN RODNEY PARKER, late Of the American
Nslfu House, Lowell, Mass, having lease of the
large hotel at the upper end OF 81. Paul, with
hns IN roper order for the convenience Of tray
elers, boarders or families desiring inisr apartmt nls
respectfully invites ms friends and the public to give
him CALL believing that he can DO ax much for their
comioit as can be expected, "a country not vet
Supplied with regular markets a4y
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r. X. JOHNSON.

r. X. JOHNSON,
Draper ard Tailor, jackson street. nearly osps.as>
Ike Minnesota Store
DESPECTFULLY announces TO the people Of Mime.
sota Territory that he carving on the Merchant
Tailoring business, where he offers m sale and employs
experienced wokmen TO make into garments cheap fox
cash, the following named articles:
French English and American Broad Cloths Plain and
Fancy Cassimeres, great variety O! rich ye<,ngs na
Shirts, Collars, Drswers UNDERSTANDS, Snspesusrs,
Gloves, CTavats, Hats variety Of goods for
clothing. and nisay articles not mentioned, which 5o<
neainess durability and III, cannot be surpassed by any
in the trade Thankfn! for past fsvors, he s0lciss
continuance OF the Aagna.
P. X JOHNSON.
81. Paul. June = 1851.
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ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE.

On 1HHG Street, tao doors Ielow Wa5asha1c.
subscribers having received large additions 10
trer former stock and assortment, prepared
iurhish an! articles in the HARDWARE line al II SIN all
advance on Eastern prices. We shall aIyays Keen ON
hand u Large stock Of
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS' TOOLS,
Bench and moulding Flames, Socket + trimer chiscls
mana, panel and rip saws, Gouges, rides, x squares
Compass, lemon Il WI BIB do Guaees aid Devils
AIDES, hammers and hatchets, Plumb and Ievel.
Ausers braces ana bits, Wocd&rcn bench Iesys,
Cha!k lines spools, etc etc.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS.
Locks, latchcs and bolts, House bells and carriages,
Butts ard screws, Nj sizes, Hooks staples pudlocks
Bel pulls and door knockers, Ha, and hooks etc
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
shoves spades and hoes, Forks and grain cradles,
hakes SC thcs aud snaths, Garden rukes hoes etc.
HEAVY
Mil and cross cut saws Nails, braas and spikes
Axe SAM axe b: Ives, Stone hammers and picks,
Cast steel, ali Sizes MattOck ks and wedges
Blister and German do do, lion sire, all sizes,
OK log and trace chains, Iron rvets and kettle ears
AnVin and hammer, We'll wheels. jarh screws,
Cow sheep and OK bells, Grndstones friction rollers
Wrought nails, sccy yards. Hooks ard hges washers
Circdlar all sizes, Bake ovens sLliets etc.
SADDY.ElSY HARDWARE.
uames- psd trees, etc, Brass and silvd ornaments
Roller buckles, harness do, Brass nails, rosettes
BRASS pad hooks and terrets, Snalers and rcen bis
Jap'd do do do sswives and pad screws,
Brass and siiv mart rings, Thread avis, yarnish,
Jap rem and breast snaps, Brass AMI srruIs
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE.LOOk
ING CLASSES. AMPS. FANCY
GOODS, DC, DC.
Tahle6 dessert knvex& forks sad irons ard stands
Plated forks s. butter knives, Boilers aird saucerars,
do table and tea spoons Brass ko tiles pie plates,
BrittsBia and do do, Dnst pans, spitteons
Bhsiing spoons and ladies' Brass, iron d jap cant IS
Cake turner's, waffle r,ns Walters, brd& suuer tray
spring balances chopg knives Curtain pins bands.
Looking glasses, all sizes, Ianlher,s lard lamps
Solar Lamps, do 60 Brass& iron slov s& longs,
Side and hanging, do, Brittanl. warg,
Tea bells selves, etc, Gridirons and kettles,
W God saws and chop'g axes, Coffee mills, etc.
Fen ard pocket knives, Shaving scap, brushes etc.
Razors, scissors and shears, Combs, purses, ste,
Powder horns, tasks, eten = Speefacles, esc,
Bullet mouds, gun IT.
SLEIGH 81 SLEIGH BELLS!.I
NariD0o5nz bells, Double body straps,
q rs do, Single do 20
land polished, Loose bells, all sizes
ofe determined 10 sell low for Cash cniy,
o. > tor obtaining goods IN the Eastern markets
VIII euobie NJ TO offer inducements purchasers that
cannot he found elsewhere.
J. McCLOUD, Jr., s co.
81. Paul, Oct. 2, ISL 2.-bni.
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ELFELT- g. BROTHERS,


IN ISL REsrEcrruILy solicit the attention Of the
VA CT izens of al laul, aud It's Surrounding country.
to un examination oil their large and splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS.
LACEY received from the Eastern Cities which they
offer for Cash ut unprecedentedy low prices. A.
mong their assortment MAY be found the following, being
only part of their heavy stock:
HE LAINE.S-.Oi every quality, from 20 cents to
ny as cents, at ELfELT & ERo's.
TAsHMER E--A abcau'iful assortment to be had
~ ct ELFEiT & Bros.
A LpACAs--rlain,t gased, Black and Chanscsble.
I u may be found at ELFELr ~ ERo's.
nRESs SILKS--Black, Figured, and n variety of
~ sly les, TO he found at ELFELTs'
GtATIVS aud Florcnces, for Bonnet LiRines--evcry
- color For sale at ELfELTs'
XIELyETS--Rcl silh, ard Cotton DO, to he seen
at ELFELT & BRo's.
Northumberland, Neck ard Beta beautiful
NJ assortment. For sale at ELFELTs'
GtRAVATs AND SCARFS--Gcnt's black and
u Figured silk and satn--an elegant variety
For sale at ELrEIT & Bios.
S,CARFS--Men's ard Eoy's Woolen---a large vage-
~ y, from 30 CTS. 10 81, AZ LLFELTs'
fSLOTHINC-~A large assortment OF Clothing and
y mems wear, TO lie found al ELrELTs'
ESARPETS-.Floor ard stair CaTpe,irg, very cheap
" at .-LFELTs'
HASSINIER ES--Black Doeskin and Fancy Cas-
a simeres, Tor sale at ELECTS
HLOTFIS.-Blue, black and Fancy ooIorcd Cloths,
" very cheap al ELrELTs'
VKIlNDOW CUHTATNS-.A superior article
w for window curtains, ct ELFELTs'
ENLANNELS, Tickngs ard Lnseys-A Large
a sortneHt, to be had at ELFELTs'
EoJCkSkIN MITS and Gloves for so cents 1t
GD ELrELT's
ELOV G.S--Men's aud Women's Kid, silk, ant wool
VI ell Gloves, al ELFELTs'
NMIOOLEN HallIIoso-a good arIicle-ony IS
w cents, at ELFELTs'
TX DIX FS--Isdcs' Linen Cambria kdkfs, from g. cts
AA to 50, for sale at ELFEITs'
ACE UIderslecves-A superior assortment, to be
4 found at ELFELTs'
HNDGINCS and lnsertinss-A Large stock Of silk,
EL Cotton, Cambria, Swiss and Jaconet Edsings and
nIscrtings At ELfELrs'
TE7OY S.-A great variety OF Toys and Fancy Articles
"a for tue approaching Holidays, To bc seen ut the
Toy Room OF ELFELT d BRo's.
November, 1851. 32v
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ESTATE Of HENRY L., TFLDEy.
COMMISSION ERS, NOTICE

ESTATE Of HENRY l., TELDEV.
COMMISSION RS' NOTICE.
NAIE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
w Henry A. Lambert Judge Of Probate for the
county Of Ramsey and the Territory Of Minnesota
mssioners TO receive, examine and dust all claims ard
demands OF all PERSONS against the estate Of Henry l.
Tlden, late Of the OF Saint Paul. in said de-
ceased, and also all claims aud DEMANDS exhibited IN of
thereto, ard six months from the 18th day March,
1852, being allowed by said court for that purpose. We
do therefore hereby give notice. that will attend 10
the business OF our said appointment, the Office Of
Babcock and Wilk nson, the first Monday Of May and
August. 1852, from O'c.ock until p. NJ, on each
Of said DAYS.
Dated Saint Paul, March 18th, 1852
CHAS. II. OAkE2,
J.. A. BABCOt;K, Commissioners
JOHN HARRINGTON,
s.. Paul. March IS, 1852. 4s-4t
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UVIAT In so day aser the date Of this public ON
u the first Monday in May l55s at 10 O'Clock in The
forenoon, shall sell al public aucoa at my store in
St Paul the following goods pay freight and storage
Tive Tool Chests, Carpenters toos,) r. l.. Curtiss
ST. Paul, received Aug 18th, 1851. T. YEATS (carper-
ters tools) st. Paul, Received Oct. 2Gth, 1851.
Also-a lot OF Castings marked ]. Prepcct ST Paul
received Sept. 10th, la49.
j. w BABCoCK
March IS, 1852. SOFT
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braces all the leading standard varietiestogeter with
large stock and kinds. We cultivate only such
vEres M large numbers are most worthy and have
proven to be hardy and well adapted to our soil and
climate.
Price.-Apple Trees, $40 per 100, or 500 per leco.
Large Pear Trees-of the most approved kinds 50 Cts.
each, $40 per 100.
Dwarf Pears--one year old, TO feet hgl--3J cts.
each $50 per 100.
Apple Trees, year from graft, feet high SEQ per
lC0O.
Apple Trees fled and ready fo setting in the
Nursey in less numbers than J0c0 25 per 1000 in erg-
er numbers. $50 per loco
We would say that have been engaged IS years at
the nursery business in this State, he one Of the
largest and oldest bearing orchards from which to pro-
cure cuttings for Grating; and have spared pains or
expense IN procuring and testing all highly approved
Kinds and we therefore feel prepared arhish Trees
true 10 the name
Persons sending orders who unacquantcd with the
different kinds assured that careful selections will
made from the very best.
In all cases when variety is exhausted by sales and
orders wholly he lle the balance OF remittance
will be returned to the purchase, unless requested
supply the deficiency with other kinds.
Trees delivered at the nursery packed and
coding to order then the risk Of the purchaser
Those to be forwarded by water will be labeled, and
and packed in such manner that when their destina-
on will be found near or quite as fresh when taken
from the nursery, and will be delivered the wharf
board Of steamboat at Burlington without any ad-
jitional charge except for packing
All orders accompanied with the Cash satjsfc tory
reference, directed the propretors left with Alfred
Clark in Burlington, will meet with prompt attention.
Printed catalogues sent gratis to all post paid appli.
cants
r. al. AVERY.
Bur ington, Iowa
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DNrIE Heirs Of John Steam, late OF ST Paul, Minnesota
Z Territory, deceased who to the Territory ast
summer and located quarter section of land in Ram
sey county, where he living at time
will take notice Of his dcscease aud that his estate
Ia the OF administration befre the Probate
Coar of Ramsey county.The said JOia Steam appears
TO be Engshnan abeut so years oiage had been
in the L. .. service In the Ne ScH ard esiansd
land for such service with which he located his
land-he was nan OF good habits.
HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge OF Probats
r.. Paul. March 5, 1853 $7-4,.
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TERRIraRY or MINNESOTA,


ramsey '""hN.
40 'iO" iooa'c C""N % nv co"it! VI A'1-i..!, III
r. - sP1'4al session.
u al" !'tsots 'oheVt'eu al .iV '',h'I Vi 't''A
&c. NC u .@iissf oo-'''Y "s"I' S"' go
~ ioui' 'o"et' cAe''"i 81 vac cS'A'e Y, mum
$500, . ms '9u 10 us N,.'. 'ia' Nis
'1',I vi nc S Z" y s' VIZ, s''t y. pa.
49,. @ 'iu H'c' Hii'eu lo' 'o"so 80 scii 80 nue., VI
"a. 1c "a 81" he'e;'s~. az Will pay s''o ue"'s
~, .- -. 30 -. -. -, a.. n
i @ va o,' :" ''P 80, "o,1' .,'e ~ TO-
~, - q" Va. n' III y, o ~" - .'e o,'iec
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ST. PAUL
HIT AND CAP STORE.

On Third Street. tico doors beio,U WajaStatc.
FHNiE subscriber having just received his ali stock
z of IiAY ~ CAIS would call the attention OF
purchasers larger and better selected OF
goods IN his line than he ionnd north OF st. Louis.
lie would invite particular attention to his
FALL STYLE OF HATS,
which in form, fEsb and texture has never been
equalcd by Thing hitherto offered in This market
lie has also bcaiiti ul and extensive Of
CAPS, among which ma, be found the following:
Columbia Silk Caps. Silk | lusn CAPS.
Pocket 10 do nrab do do do
JENNY Lind do do Moair do
Army do do Velvet do 90
Minnesota do do Fine Otter 90
10 Plush Trimmed, Russian 40 %
Military Cloth Caps with covers Sea TO 90
Navy do do DTab Oregon DO
Jenny Iiud do Spanish Seal 30
Youths Fancy do lair 90 DC
Children's do do
do do Velvet.
All of which he Offers FOR CASH, at small advance
Eastern prices
~ D.-Ilas purchased at this establishment, roned
free OF charge. X. WEST McCLOUD.
81. laul, october 2, 1851 2l-em
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FRUIT TREES.

RAISED AND CULTIVATED NURSERY or r. 4 H.
AVERY. SIX MILES s. w. OF BUnLINGToH.
Consisting ofAppe, Pear, Plum, Ounce, Grape Vines
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PLANK ROAD NURSERIES,.

PLANK ROAD NURSERIES.
5sssS3sA THE proprie,ors are determined to &C.
jStf9SHs compiish n few things important in trGi
ssF1T3zxh tree conltivarion.
T&NSSs" lst. We shah eqnal any others in select
y ing choice varieties.
2. We shall cultivate trees il scientific
and careful manner, rs to produce healthy gee and
true TO the name.
3D. We viii etpuneefrom our catalogue and nursery
ground al varieties unworthy of cultivation
18th. We will make the terms easy to purchasers as
any we'll established urfSery. And
5th We will render as prompt ard Kind attention to
all who favor With calls, orders ID viii salts
fy the most fi>tdious
And we ask the rising, growing community, what him
ders mat ALL may not participate in The ejoynents of
eating luscious fruits niw hch many OF the comforts q
lie involved. Whist signifies few dollars, com
parsor of the dc derived from & well culiivat
Ell orchard! Come on A.en. We are striving .nG he
Noa happy, and 10 mGkc you~ children healthy. IOu
will find Us in possession ofnieans adapted 10 these great
ends, in the way OF
APPLE, PLUM, CHERRY and OUNCE TREES
few Fear Trees, Craze Vines Eevcfgleens etc
LEON ARD 81 SONS
Burlington. Tsh %. $50 i9-tf
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So. PAUL TENrpERANCE Hot:sE.

My name is MOFFET. My Boarding House is on
4'A Jackson Street. the lower erd Of Saint Paul To
md H. gu keep straight mp from the steamboat, landing
to he sign OF Triangle at the north end Of The bridge
NY house Is large and for prompt payment every week,
intend 10 furnish good fare at the very lowest price.
LOT AOFFET
81. Paul, May 90, 1851. sly
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&. ALLN-a SlOkFI,

G-ALENA , ORE,
w. II. Stiiiman q Co.
XNTOULD respectfully iniocm the citizens Of Saint
w laul and vicinity, that they have opened in the
lower town fresh and well selected stock of Groceries,
which supplied every week from Galena and st.
Louis and which they pledge themselves o sell FOR cash
IS low : he bought north OF Gslena Those desir
al b. ing AZ retail, will ld 1t 10 their advantage 10
call and examine their prices.
Constantly Oh lal,u---Butter Cheese, Pork, Fish, SUI
surs Teas, Coees and ali articles found in This live.
d A genuine article Of Family Flour constantly on
hand. W. ii. :. & Co
Saint Taul, Aug. 2s, 1851. 10
ATLE DUC'S BOOK STORE,
Ccr1sfr Of B6nch and Wa3ashaU Streets 81. Pni,
KHAl be found large and well selt cted stock OF
IVA HOOKS and STATIONERY, which will be re-
Will warrant Sales made tie principle OF large
snirs mad small profits. gJ Terms cash.
June 26, 1851. 1on
GClENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL BOOKS
- Encl clopcGa Of Chemistry.
American Miller ard Ni.lwri sht Assistant.
Painter, Glider and N9rilish,r Companion.
Dyer aud Color Makers Companion.
Eude ; Com p1I.icn.
Sy llabIs Of Chemistry. .t..r
bourrc's caIechisn OF Steam Engine.
For sale hy ]. BROOkES.
Galena Oct To- 10
1EyiII. partnership in the Auction aud Commission hu
, snrss, under the name and sty le of French Col
Inns, j. herewith Gis solved by mutual consent Francis
Collins ali the Indebtedness Of the said 1riG,
and ali debts due the said firm must he paid 10 him.
i. T.. COLLINS.
Ar. FRENCH.
N q. francis Collins will continue thu said business
nj the old stand, Tiird street, nearly opposite justice
ST. raul. Feb. rs, 1852 45-4t
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DODGE & DExTH.

NOTICE.
hereby giventha, the books OF the Rum River Boom
Company, will be opened !or The purpose OF recev
ing subsc ions 10 the Cpta Stock OF said Company
the St Charles Hotel at 81. Anthony in the county of
Ramsey, on the 9th day otApr next at O'Clock A. ".
SIMON BEAN,
JOHN VI NARNEY,
SUMNER w. TAR-HAN
st Anthony March q, le2. 49-tf
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
G6NHE undersigned having been appointed by the Hon.
Harvey Wilson, Judge OF Probate, for the county
OF Washington, Territory of Minnesota Commissioners
with fun power ard authority receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands OF all against the
estate of John Sawyer, late Of Saltwater, deceased,
We'll rs all claims aud demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and the time for presentation OF al claims
against said estate having been limited TO The i7Ih
OF August next, hereby give notice, that will
nj the Office of the Register of Deeds in the town
OF saltwater, the last SATURDAYS OF April and Juiy
next between the hours of 10 O'clock A. NJ and four
o'clock r. VI. Of said DAYS.
All persons having claim, against said estate,
quested 10 present the properly Authenticated at
the times and places above mentioned.
JOHN NckUSICk,
SOCRATES NELSON, Comf''
Saltwater Mares o. 1854
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BOARDING HOUSE.

HOiKDENE HOUSE.
TUARiES CREEK has opened n Boarding
v House il the west end of the celebrated Fremont
House. Bench where he will make Cash Lodi
gers and Boarers comfortable he possibly can
$500 per week Nov. ISL. 32y
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TEaRIToRY MINNESOTA.
District Court for the Fi,st judicial District, Ramsey
County.
Francis T. Dubosq, }
IoIn CaTrOvv. and
Francis Tiiliault
AZ aiast
ChaIle ". IIeydon
To Charles w. Hcydon, dcfcRdent,
You are hereby summoned and required TO the
complaint in this action, wicl conpltint file
the Office OF the Clerk of the District Court of Ramsey
County and serve copy hereof at office, in
the town of st. Paul, within twenty days after
vice thereof exclusive of The day of service the plain
lifts VIII take judgment for the Of Three Hundred
Dollars with interest theron from tue FIST Gay Of March,
A. ID. le49. and costs Of sui;.
Dated this lst day of March, 1859.
lIERSE & MURRAY,
ATTY S. for iantfis
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