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GROCERIES,
At Wholesale and Retail.

Nm Roberts Street Saint Paul, next door to the
" worlds Fair The subscribers believing THAI
Goods can be sold in SAINT Paul. wholesale as cheap
as they can be sold at any place above Louis, have
opened large stock Of
GROCERIES,,
Of the best descriptions for family use which thew will
sell for cash at very small profit, by retail and by
Wholesale, at prices such will warrant all retail deal
ers ia Minnesota 10 buy goods at their store Among
the lending articles which shall offer, will be- (be
sides every other Kind of goods usually found large
Grocery Establishment, whether here enumerated
not) the following:
Flour Of various brands; Sugar and MoIasses all
kinds Coffee, Tea, Tobacco and Salt Salt fish Oys-
tiers, Sardncs, etc; Butter, Cheese, Lard and Oil.
LlQuORS-such as Brandy, Wine, Gin, Whiskey
Champagne.
PROViSiONS-consisting Of Pork, Hams, Bacon
Dried Fruit, etc.
Patent Buckets, Glass Nails, Putty, Shot, Matches
Candles, Soap Brushes, Brooms. and great variety of
other goods. REY d FARMER.
ST. Baui, October q, 1851
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NOT FdtEr


To The pGssen gers Of the 5. B. Cor. Ramsey.
and the trareiiiny pubi,c generally.
nm and after Wednesday the 18th inst; comlorta-
~ BILE | $ Mai! Coach Will leave Sauk Rapids for
Fort Ripley, every Wednesday morning at O'Clock,
returning in time tn the boat "a Tx Rapds every
Saturday should there be passengers for The Fort or
intermediate points the arrival of the boat on Friday
Afternoons stage VIII leave on SATURDAY. morning a,
O'Clock returning in time meet the boat on " ed
hesday mornings Passengers will be convey I'd 10 The
house of W T. Corbett, near the steamboat landing
where they can be accommodated.
J. w. CORBETT.
Sank Rapids May :, 1852. 5-tf
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MRS. MERRICK'S
Fashionable Millinery Rooms,
81. % Mann Strcct. Gnlena. I'm.

No. 90 Main Street, Gaena. H.
lust received direct from the East the lacs, stvies Of
~ Ladies silk, SiIk and Lace, and Grape, Dress HAS,
Florence Braid straw Lair and Chio Honnets in great
variety; Ribbons. Flowers straw Trimmings etc, in
fact general assortment, OF Millinery and Fancy Goods
Ii is the intention that every tlat gives d call,
shall be perfectly satisfied with goods and prices
MANTI A-NlAkiNG.
In connection with The above, all orders prompt,
ded to; is needless pad, as well known il not
would refer TO Mrs II. NJ Rice, Mrs. IIollinshead and
numerous Others. Visettes, Dress Trimmings etc. for
sale low MARY MERRICk
u Remember the No.; 80 Main street.
Galena June Il, 1852 off
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j. L. BURBANK Co. ST. Paul. w. L. FAWCETTE
In Cf
NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS co.

CONNECTING At GALESA AND LOUIS WITH The
AMERICAS AND OTHER EXPRESS COMPANIES
TUNO and from all the principal cities in the United
Il States California and Europe, for the speedy trans
poration Of money and valuable packages collection of
drafts notes. bills, accounts ec purchase and sale of
all kinds of merchandise.
Agents.-C. r. RICE Co., St. Paul; Orrs wEsr,
st. Louis, J. BRooKEs, Galena.
n. B.-Pauicular attention paid TO the Foywsrainy
anc COMMISSION business generally. 6-U
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Mechanics Union Association.

Office, No. ], GOodrich's Building SPRINGFlELD, Mass
NJ. b. DEAN, President;
WILLIAM PATTON, G. C.WooD, r,,,;., c
Fl. Il. j DKINs, '"o"cs" CoM
yENiIIS is an Association of Workngmen and Others
Il for The assistance OF each other in case of
sickness accident
Il, the ayment the following annual deposits YOU
will become Life Member, and be entitled a weekly
benefit during hle ii you should he disabled by
accident from attending your ordinary business or
occupation. FEMALES insured against sickness common
l,sl-
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Ill. +. MCLOSkEH.

NNT HOLESAIE Grocer, Forwarding and Conmis-
w sion Merchant and General Steamboat Agent
No. ~ Levcc, Gaiena, H. The attention of BUYERS is
called to stock OF Groceries. Provisions etc etc
Having received by late arrivals from New York Bos-
ton, New Orleans and -. Louis which in addition Ia NV
former stock, renders assortment COMPLETE shall
continue to receive additional shipments from time 10
time, during navigation, thereby enabling me 10 have
fresh and il stock throughout the season. and be able
NJ all times 10 fill orders the lowest market rntes
The Receiving and Forwarding Business shall in eve
ry instance have my personal attention. by which es-
patch and Will be guaranteed and the expense Of
Storage and Drayage as much as possible avoided
ieei assured that my facilities long exnereuce m
the commission and Forwarding business enable me ia
warrant eniire satisfaction any that NAV favor NE
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances will be made on Produce and
cfchandse shipped To ME ior sale in this market Par
ucular attention will be paid the purchase of all at
Giles not In my line.
I?Agent for Calena and 81 Louis and Galena and
ST. Paul PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS
II. r. M'CLOSKEY.
Gslena, April l. 1852 If
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ICE.

N the days oi Dives, ice was evidently use; or
IL that gentleman wOnd have called for it, instead of
for drop Of cold wafer; for only will cool the
parched tongue Of tho invalid, but will give life and
animation TO all. Iced is alone dit for drinking
Then, how can you keep your butter your cucumbers
milk and cream and your fresh meat without
ice! Yea can have it, every morning delivered you
warranted sweet and fresh, very small Vance on
the actual cost Of Misunderstanding, Of 80 = :
ma27 (s-tr CHARLES syMONs
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AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL 4 co,
SLIGO IRON STORE.

NAIE feel that apology is due to the Public ana the
w Printer for not having advertised more The
truth is, our large Winter Stock well adapted 10
the market that our gave time To write
advertisements until il reduced that il
worth while.
We wish to say to the Public that we about out
of 81 neighbors Rey q Farmer however have
good assortment We have the other leading articles
family groceries yet,and among other things Of
EXTRA COARSE BOOTS at S25.
few bbls Mess Beef do Vinegar, at IA per GAL
Ion; bbls. Moasses 40 cts; Tobacco 20 cts CoE
fee at II cts; IRON and STEEL, VSES (not those of
mempcrance and extravaganza, but Wilknson's solid
boN) Ponghs at Sc Any articles have, will be sold
AZ small advance cost until the opening of navga
ton, when shall be hand with jlst what is want
cd in the Grocery and Iron line.
St Paul, March II, 1852. 41-if
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT.

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
sale Of Louisville Cement, will keep large supply
hand, and will be sold at small adv from Man
ufacturers prices. il. +. McCLOSkEY.
Galena, March %, 1859.
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CHEAP CASH TORE--W HOL.ESALf


AND RETAIL.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS HARDWARE, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS CAPS CT CITING, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, Fl RNITVRE, BOOkS
AND STATIONERY.
VuNE ST BSCRIBER by late arrivals is now in
II ceipt and opening in his new Store St. Anthony
Street, near the "American House, ii large and
complete assortment of the renamed Goods, which
will positively be sold lower prices for cash than
before offered in This place His entire stock select
ed with great care, and purchased in the Eastern and
Southern markets for Cash, that he safely
his trends and the public generally that il will be
their interests to call before purchasing elsewhere and
examine his stock which consists in part follows
GROCER
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Merrimac prints, Embroidered dresses,
Cecheco do Irish linens,
Union do Cap netts
sprasucs do Laces and edgings.
Fhii. Aliens 81 Sons prints, Embroidered collars,
Blue and Orange do Dress buttons,
Hickory styles, Artificial Towers,
IIeav. brown sheeting, Band boxes.
shifting, Ladies arcy bonnets,
| Fine Florence braid &c
Brown drilling Misses
"A blcacied mt sin, " Fancy bonnets,
"a and rs - Bonnet mt ons,
biue driiings, Cap and silk rbons,
Otis denms Parasols,
Falls Co. - Umbrellas
Gable , twists Linen table covers,
iiamilton uckLg, Union =
Amosheag - Worsted "
Apron checks, Jacquard diaper
Crash and diapers. Ladies mixed hose,
Brown Brown linen linens ~, :. white aii black hose,
Kentucky jeans, - mixed hise,
Plain and fancy Tweeds, Mems half hose,
Fancy csssiineres, Silk ckct hdhis
Satinetts, Tu! KEY red
Lancaster Gnghams, Linen Gamble &
Scotch ..adie, Kid gloves,
,, Muslin de LANES, :. isle thread gloves,
Barage dc lanes, q" cotton
Plain baragcs, Misses
Portsmouth, lawns, Mems <
French 49, g Isle thread gloves,
BIZ and figured silks, " Kid gloves,
Coored grapes, Silk cravats
Grape lisses, summer shawls,
White illusion, Linen thread,
Colcred q" Cotton
Check canibrics, Spool thread
Jaccnett 8 Knitting cotton
SWISS and book muslin, Needles, pins,
Bishop lawns, Percussion caps,
Popiins, Braids, suspendCrs,
Tapes, steel pens Peal buttons,
Thmbles, ra2Ors Agate
Razor strOps, Coat and vest buttons
Hooks and eyes, Pencils,
Violin strings. Gold pens,
Noin bows, Tea and table spoons
Nions, Table cutlery
Ivory combs, Pocket knives
Back . Scissors and shears
SUE Toys, &c.
Riding g
TEAS.
Young Tyson, Gun powder,
imperial, Black.
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Kip boots Womeus' morocco ties,
" thick % Jenny Lind
call CATERS IL l-2 do
Womens kip bootces, Chillren's shoes
MISSES Boys brogans,
Womens' enameled % Mems ..
MISSES CATERS,
Womcns morocco bootees, % pumps
:" buskins,
Misses palm leaf hats, White Shirts
Bows Z" Flannel
Mems leghorn g
J. \. PACKARD,
IOi Main street, Galena Ill.
GaIena March 9Th, 1859. Soft
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AYERS CHERRY ECToRAI-

NILS nnrivalled cure for coughs, colds hoarsness
j. bronchitis, whoopins cough, Group, asthma and
consumption now TOO well known require any certiH
Gates Is Consistently kept for sale at Hichcox Axtes
and ia ST. Paul. and by dealers in medicine every
wherc. l2-tf
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Gslena, April /, 1852.
REFERENCES.

DIFFERENCES.
+. Chouteau, Jr. 4 Co, New York,
lorin1, Sterling & Co, Pittsburgh,
James Peck 4 Co., Chicago,
Bridge 4 Lewis, Detroit.
Ray, Keith d Co, Cincinnati,
Chouteau & Valee, ST. Louis,
James Carter d Co., Galena,
Stillman d Rood, /"
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MILLS.

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills, will keep constantly hand supply of
Extra Family Flour Warranted superior any flour
sold in this market. II. +. McCLOSKEN.
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TO SOUTHERN AND WESTEp Dooy
SELLERS AND MER on A NES ~

. u
LtALI. trade, ls52. Books and Ststionery =, yy,,
sale. higgins kellogg, Publishers, booksellers
ana Manufacturers of every variety of Blant
oVoss 1ohh street, corner Gold, New York nyiTe a
call ron merchants and booksellers examine the nr
and qualities OF their very large stock of 80
FLANK BOOKS, MEMORANDUM AND PASS pooks
embracing every variety needed school and classical
BOOKS OF every Kind used in schools academies: IL
orsry and miscellaneous books for public instiiution
hymn books of great variety and sizes prices and ,
Of binding " SYKES
stationery Of every variety of foreign and dome.,ic
ply as low as any other house In the trade - sup
B-Fooiscsp, letter paper and sla,es Al mill pr;ce
~' - lift
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FOR 1852
GALENA AND MINNEsOT
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

Consisting of three first class boats,
NOMINEE. Capt. o. SMITH.
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. NJ. w. IoDwIcK.
DIR. FRANKLIN, Capt. X. BLAKELY.
Leaving Gslena,
The Nominee, Capt o. Smith, Mondays III ~ olock
The DR.. Franklin, Capt. Il. Blakely, Wednesdays al
IL O'clock
The Ben Campbell, Capt. W. W. Lodwiok, Fridays,
al II O'Clock.
The above Boats will regularly during the ensuing
Having the Mail Contract, their punctality
he relied They will remain al st, Paul sufficiently
lorg enable passengers visit the Falls Of Saint An
jhony.
or speed and accomm odation these Boats unsrr-
pa scd, and attentioA will be paid Passengers
Freight They will leave punctualiy at the hour
named.-rhe Nominee Will make the trip not 10
be out sundays.
Goods shipped The Agents at St Louis Gaiena 10
go by this line, will be forwarded free OF charge.
Gaena being the terminus OF the great ghfares
leading Westward from Chicago aud Milwaukee, nearly
vii the travel from the Eastwa ard destined the PIPER
Mississippi takes passage by Steamboat from this point
Also, nearly all the Steamboats, the Southern trade,
from -. LOUIS and other ports below, into this
port for reshipment for points above.
AGENTS.
r. F. Sass. st. Louis, Nelson, Gilbert & Co.
d. H. Campbell, Il Co, Nelson's Landing.
GalenaC. X. Read, Lake Pepin.
G.. r. West, Dubuque, L. HertzeIi, Point Doug lass.
s. NJ. IargNorthy, do, Churchill Nelson,
\. McGregor, saltwater.
McGregor's Laeding J. w Ba!cock, ST. Paul.
p. w. Brisbois, p du ChiCnS II. Sergeant, do.
+. ID. Co'vles, Lansing Russell Ricc,St. Anthony.
Campbell 81 Smith Jas. Peck 4 Co. Chicago.
La Crosse.
st. Paul. March 4, 1852. lift.
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>tehtO stern during The winter has again taken her
regular place III the Upper Mississippi trade between ST
Louis and St Peters and all intermediate landings Ihi,
boat Is well hown this river, and heretofore her
officers and owners determined that Effort shall
be made their part the comfort and
safety IL passengers, and full satisfaction shippers.
Thankiai for past avors hope by strict attention
to business TO merit a continuance of the same.
Tor freight OF passage, apply on board
Agents at ST. Paul T. Tracy and VIM. Constaus
Ii
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THE SAINT PAIL.

A oh This superb new steamboat nearly o
fS--t----Lsiis the size of the Keokuk Packets and
- with accommodations equal ,lt
G1ef.xE <&x6 best boats the river, will he in the
regular Gacna and ST. Paul trade, the ensuing season
making two trips per weeh, II possible The Saint Pau
viii be hard 10 beat The times OF arrival and depar
turc of this boat, viii be announced as regular
trips ara commenced. NJ h HARRIS, Master.
Feb. 81, 1892.
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REY & FARMER.

REY & FARMER,
HAVE to offer a large variety of new choice goods
in their line including stock of sugars of various
quaiiIies; also, lot Of prime w. r. cheese also the
best stock of crackers ANA soda crackers offered IN
this market; Tor sale very low. jy29-tf
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WIN. r. MARSHALL,
At THE
SLIGO IRON SCOR

now receiving the fullest STOCK Of IRON, NAILS,
STEEL . T., offered IN this mafket. The quail
y Of Sligo Iron is well Known BY all smiths be
surpassed. The following prices established with
The opening OF The Sligo Iron Store and have been
departed from Tyrone. Sligo.
Fiat bar round and square large size, 4cts Lets
d" 20 do small size, 5 . 63-i ga
Hoop. oval, hi oval, 7al0
NAls-iUd TO G0c "a so, Sd IS, Id So Sd s. per kes
CUT SPIKES 81 %
ANVILS, per h., 10 TO I6cts
Wagon Boxes, per III, Acts
Bellows, superior quality, per lnch 55.'
Grindsioncs, small size, per inch, s"
Log Chains, large size, 8"
The above prices will be found lower than those any
ether establishment in the Territory, and are the Old
Regular Prices Of the Sligo Iron Store.
BREAKING PLOWS.
am agent for Evans X Adams and will keep on hand
Il sufficient stock OF their well known Flows, the n.a
utacturcrs' prices, 81 per inch.
WIN. r. MARSHALL,
MAJ e A 1 no Niirr,I -.
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lust received lot Of bedsteads for sale chean ~
e cash BY F. Z. COLLINS,
Auction and CoIamission Merchant
tus4, Third ST. bel. Jackson, op. Min. Outfit
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portion of my stock shall keep constantly on hand
large quanty of
PROVISIONS.
such hams, shoulders, butter lard Hour pork beaches
apples potatoes. corn and Oats. Also,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
consisting OF whiskey, brandy port, madeira, gin porter
ciaret, champagne aid ale. Also,
CLOTHING.
complete and fashionable assortment, made up in the
best manner, and Of the best material among which are
oveTcoas, dress aud irock coats ard vests OF ali KINDS
colors and sizes udcroiothg in great variety. Also
BOOTS AND SHOES.
very large and well selected assortment TOO Humer
10 mention. Also,
HATS AND CAPS.
embracing all the ia.I and winter STYLES
Also, general assortment of Hardware Paints Glass
Tinware, Cutlery, Oils, &c
st. Paul, Nov 1850 JOHN HARRINGTON
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Yearly Deposits of Members under SO
years Of age.
UUIt W NUttS, ~ q
drawing for the first weeks sickness H.

50 60 admission fee, charged addition above
the first year, and must be paid the time Of making
application, and the first years deposit within 80 days
REFERENCES.
Gov. boutwell,, Mass, Gov. HUBBARD, Augusta, Ne
EX-Gov. WILLIAMS, \. ". E.ALDEN, VI d., Randolph
I Wood, vi ID, Randolph, Hon French, Braintrce,
Hon Morrison Braintrte. Hon Hathaway Freetown
II Brochway Ellington, ca Hon PW ashburn Mhldeboro
Hen o Wood, Soners CT Woodbury. & Curtis, Provd.
w II Clifford New Bedford Steph. Reynolds, Troy, NY
HonT Wentworth, Lowell, Ar stephens II kland Lake
SPRINGFIELD ERENCREFEs.
+ Wilcox, Prest Chcopee BankJos e Pynchon, Esq
Morga, Pres't Agawam Bank, G Segur, NJ ID,
WESTERN REFERENCES.
His ExCeency, Al A. KING, Jefferson City Mo.
His Excellency, JOSEPH A WRIGHT Indianapolis IL.
His EXceiency, REvHES WOoD Columbus Ohio.
His Excelcncy, AUG. {. French, Springfield, Ills.
Ex-Gov. DAVID WALLACE, Indianapolis, Ia
Hon John w. Davis, Carlisle la.
Hon. Geo w Julian, Centerville Ia.
Prof >. i. Smith, VI. ID. Columbus, Ohio
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Messrs. Chambers Knapp, Editors Mo- Republican
Geo. h. Budd Editor ST. Louis integencer
Philip u. Hochaday, Ycamsn Pittman Co.
VIM. p. Henry Co., Prof JOS. y. Mcdowell, VI. u.
Anslerodt N Barth, Gaty, McCunc Classy.
ST.PACL, MINNESOTA.
His Excel tency, ALEXANDER RAMSEY.
Hon. VIM. Ii. Forbes, Hon. Berry A. Lambert.
Rice, lIoilinshcad & Becker, ]. w. Bass =. VI.
ST. ANTHONY.
Hon. W. L. Lar ed. Hon. s. w. Farnham, j. w. North,
A. l.. Ames Geo w. Brott.
3-29yl A.. WHITNEY, ST. PAUL.
GENERAL AGENT for the Territory of Minnesota.
Of the New (.nthiC r6
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SPRING SALES. 1882.

SHALL be receiving upon the opening Of navigation
Il a large and well selected assortment Of British.
French and American Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes Tea
and Tobocco and great variety of fancy articles winch
will he offered to the trade at lower prices than
sly les have usually sold in this market. And would
suggest TO purchasers who formerly visited other
kets that much time and expense may be saved BY
purchasing their goods here An examination OF nay
stock and prices is respectfully solicited.
rrhe t1af.
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CLOTHING.

WYE arc now in receipt Of our srfing and Summer
w Stock OF Clothirg, which, for quality, sly lie and
price has never been surpassed in s market. Dealers
are respectfully invited examination Of
nen which offer TO the trade very tivanta.
Terms Ii d L COR WITH
Ga!ena April lf 1859. Eff
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I I'o3k LIN ELL Al Sc LOU IS PRICES.
Cheap Cash Store, for Summer Trade.
E. FULLERTON has now received and opened his
81 autumn winter stock, comprising of the hest
selected asso'tments Of Readynade Clothing Prints
Satinets Boots, Shoes, Fancy Goods &C. ever brought
TO Minnesota He would respectfully invite Farmers
and others visiting ST. Paul to pay him a visit he is
determined to retalG the which his establishment
has SO long held, of 'Cheap Cash store"
CLOTHING.
The following are few OF the articles on hand:
Extra fine black dress coats Elack satin vests
do trOck do Figured do
Blatk and brown DO Black silk do
Brown linen do Fine Black Pants
Tweed do do Cassnerdo
flne Linen Shirts Flannel under shirts
Gingham do Cotton and wooden hose
Hickory do of all sizes and sorts.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems & boys thick boots Morocco slippers,
do do do shoes Ladies' CATERS,
Congress anu calf boots, Ladies' and Misses shoes.
GROCERIES.
consisting Of Teas, COfces Sugar Rice, Sugar House
MOasses, Sperm Candles Dried Apples, Peaches Soap
Tobacco, Saeratus, Starch, Goldfish Mackere CHINA
Nutmegs, Cloves, Peppermint, and Pepper Sauce
Also, all assortment OF Wooden Ware, consisting Of
Tubs AID Buckets Wasboards, Clothes Pins. &c. All
for sale cheap for cash. No trouble show goods at
his storoncN door the Pioneer Office and bookstore
N b. Large supplies of Flour, Oats, Com, and Pota-
toes always on hand.
November le5l. Il-tC
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,I. LOUIS, GALENA, DUBUQUE. ST.
PAUL, ST. PETERS AND ST. CROIX
4 sNrI.

The fine, substantial, safe and
h&S1 fast running steamer Excelsior.
frAz-1A Ward, Master, having been
'c.s:..:.::::f newly painted and thoroughly
GExS-EE-SSiSSsS.sS1so verhaulcG and repaired from
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Wholesale and Retail.
SAINT NTHONY STAR

Democrat COPY,