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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08
Wholesale & Retail Fancy Dry Goods
House. OIL the Stewart Plan;
EAIRCHIED 4 COY
80 Nam Street, Gatend,

So Matr Street, Gafend
H We just opened and daily in recent Of The n.,
est and most fashionable ST. les OF rich Dry Good.
consisting OF Silks Shawls, Bareses De LANES Poplin.
&c, housekeeping articles, such CARPETS, Mating
&C. u! the approved styles and newes, patterns
Hosiery and Gloves and in fact everything The way Of
Dry Goods Their stock OF fine goods &c and u.l
IN qualIty and prices thing in ST. Louis or Easter,
markets. The shopping community Of Minnesota ere
respectfully solicited examine his stock conx.,in, in
Of
Rich brocade silk shawls, Dress Goods
" white and cord Grape do Rich chain silks
" Brocade Hermann TO - stripe -
" Changeablc silk do &" summer
" Brocode silk scars. Turc satjus
" colored and black Black gro de rhine,
" white lace " Chanssable lustres,
Endi oidered liner h6hfs, silk tissues,
cults Grenadines,
collars. Chain berages
under sleeves, Beragc muslin De lanes
Chimizetts &c, French isconetx
hioh bonnet rbbens, Striped poplins
" changcat!e do do Waer'd ponlins &c Sr
Carpets, French chintz
Tapestry brussels, Dotted mousIairs &c IL.
'hree iE, Printed lawns,
lnSICin &c. &c
TAIRCHND & cox,
- SO III sln street. Ca!eun.
May Il, 1851.
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THE LAKE HOUSE. AT sTuLwATER

THE LAKE HOUSE, AT SALTWATER.
|uNEf are determined to have Hotel kept at Still
Il wafer, as house ought TO be kept. The Lake
House 'ne large new building with large
stables ana out buildings well good parors in the
honsc, for private families to OCCUPY
Matthew faisey has taken this house and furnished
throughout having put in $4,000 worth of new urni
lure. Nohns IN the way Of expense will be spared TO
Keep up ,he oA the Lake House, the highest
that pubic hocse can acquire. Strangers from abroad
will receive such attention Us TO encourage them 70
larry. ~ :"
saltwater, March 5, 1852 Ats,
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S. CRAWFORD l. co.

WHOLESALE AND Retail DRuGCIsrs
81 Main Street, Gdicnd
HAVE Just received a full supply Of Drugs NedI-
Il cines, Paints, Oils, D.e-S;unS. Window CIxs.
Glassware, Putty etc. etc They viii be constantly re-
ccivng supplies OF the above and Other articles in their
line, and would call the 81 those v;sh;us To
purchase, as they offer to sell at ST. Louis prioes.
Galens, Oct. 8 1851. 81
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THOS. y. REED r. 20.

"OULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w ST. Paul and the Territory generally, that they
have just opened fresh and splendid stock of choice
Liquors consisting OF the best quality Of Bran,cs, Gn
Whiskey, Rum, Wines, Cider, &c. Also Groceries and
Provs every description, which they offer for sale
at the lowest prices for cash. Merchants and traders
rom the country, respectfully invited give them
call
JT Store Third street, one door above jackson.
ST Paul, Aug. :, ISL l6 II
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ErreRAM.-The following epigram is


..Maria,s like clock they say,
Cncon scious Of her beauty;
She regulates the live long day,
Exact in every duty.
If this be true. such self-command,
Such well directed powers,
o. may her little miaute hand
Become the hand Of 0urs!''
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08

The following important question is ex-
ercising the wits of Boston:-"Which ia
the nsostLintslIigent, the man who kno~s the
most. of the one who has the most nose?',
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

vGV!E undersigned will inform the citizens Of ST. p,ul
and its vicinity tina, he is opening a Lumber YarJ
near the Shngle Factory on Jackson Seventh stree,
and prepared 10 I'LL orders for all kinds OF Lumhe, on
sne shortest notice Those wishing Lumber of any de-
IL Terms easy, one half up and the balance an ,,.
delivery of the Lumber. IN "'e
J. w. BASS
Agent Er the ST. Anthony Min CO
f. Faui. 1rav 81. ISL NV ~
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Mechanics tnion Association,

Office, No. l. GOOdrcl's Building, SrRINGFIgLD, Mass
NJ 4. DEAN, President,
WILLIAM Parton, G. c. WOOD, ~: .:, d.,
ii. ID. JUDKISs, '" ~'''
TUNHlS is an Association of Workingmen and Others
b for the assistance of each other in Of
sickness accident
by the paymen of the following annual deposits you
VIII become Life Member, and be entitled TO n weekly
benefit during life if you should be disabled by sickness
accident from attending Your ordinary business
occupation. FEMALES insured against sickness
Ia both
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IiARDW WARE.
GRINDING.

TIME UNDERSIGNED is now in readiness
Il for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas. Buck
wheat, and whatever else requires grinding, in
GLIDING Salt, at the grist-nl on the west side OF
the Mississippi river, at st. Anthony. for lawful
rates Of toll. When desired grists will be re-
ceiycd at the subscribers on the east side of the
river, and be returned ground al the same place
2-Sly CALVIN 4. TU1TLE
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MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE,

(Neariy opposite the American House, 81. Paui)
EN- A. COLLINS Il CO, dealers in saddles, harness
Ne trunks &c; sadder hardware saddle trees, skirt
harness. and patent taher calf seating bag and
leather coach coach aces saddiers silk bellows
bands belts and string leather.
BOOT AND sHoEMAKERs STOCK.
Hemock tanned sole leather, oak tanned sole leather
oak tanned upper leather Kip and cakins French Ger
man. Philadelphia and Cine csliskins; all kinds
ladies' and gentlemens morocco, red elbow bne green,
pink and white Innings; best goat buck and sheep bind
ing; boot ard shoe findings boot trees lasts crimp boards
clamps of all sizes, shoe thread all kinds on zinc,
and copper shoe nails.
GThe highest market price in cash, paid all times
isr beef hides, sheep and deerskins.
May LIT E. A. C. Il co.
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BOOTS AND III SHOES, sc.
Selected with great care and bought at extremel,
low prices. Also,
GROCERIES,


GROCERIES,
A full supply-best quality of Coffee, Teas. Su-
gars Of several varieties and prices, sloasses,
Spice, Pepper. Ginger, Cinnamon, Cloves; Salt,
Every cheap y so bbls. winter Apples Nails,
Tobacco, &c. sc.
Also LIQUORS, on Commission /; viz:
American Brandy, American Gin, Common, rec
tined and Monongahela Whiskey, cheap for cash.
Goods at cash prices will be given in pay for
Ears, Hides. Wheat aud most other kinds of pro
.uce.
LOUIS ROBERTS wonld particularly invite
Tho attention Of Farmers and all others TO ms
stock o. GOODS, believing they will find ii for
their interest 10 deal with him. lie has facilities
for dong business on the river, unsurpassed by
any other esta blishment.
FORWARDING & COMMISSION.
l am prepared TO receive, store, and make
advances upon Produce or any Goods consigned
10 me.
LOUIS ROBERTS
St. Paul. Minnesota, April 2s.-l,f
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PAINTING.

PAINTING.
SBERMAN * MOREY, on Foarth street ST
~ Paul, near the middle of town. in tic buldiny nj
Painting IN all its departments Hou.e rnniins san
painting, carriage and ornamental painting All done
up promptly, ana with paints of the best quality Ifwc
40 our WORK IN a sioveny, unworkmankc manner we
90 not expect 10 get business in the town of
ST. Paul. 3iy SUFRMa g. NC- r,' VI
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l.. ROBERTS

CORNER OF WATER AND JACKSON SITS.
rs now offering for sale large and splendid
Il assortment OF
DRY GODS,
Consisting in part OF Calicoes, Shee,ing. Shirt
ings. Mousin de lanes, Silks, AIpacas, Broad
cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Jeans, Vcstings,
Coat Trimmings, Linseys,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
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CaxArixa FEE. Some years ago,
General ---- was register of wills in
western county. He was a faithful other,
who revered the law; aud IA the law allow
ed him fees for his services, he was very
conscientious in collecting them. The
register is allowed a small fee for what l.
technically called ''scarch," which geDer-
ally is showing an inquirer record, getting
paper ont Of the pigeon holes, or similar
service. Ii is related Of General -, that,
for this branch of his duties, he was partic-
ular in requiring pay. His office being
near tina, o.. the recorder of deeds, he was
often annoyed by the inquiries Of strangers
rs to the location.
"Cau YOU tell me where the recorders
office is?'' was the inquiry.
"Step 10, sir--l'il look Tor vou.''
Going TO the door, .,hc General would
look down the street q moment, and then
answer
"The recorders Office IS mex, door but
one below"
''Thank You, sir"
''You're welcome, but you owe me a
shilling for search"
The MANUFATURE OF PEGGED Doors
AND SaoEs.--A late number ofthe Plough,
che Loom and the Anvil, contains Il short
article on "the trade in pegged. boots and
sboss-its history, and its connection with
agriculture" from which we derive the fol-
lowing interesting history Of the origin and
progress of that branch of mdus,ry:--
Some days since, in "a store IN New York,
chance threw in our way little printed
report" by J. X. Piikiu, IS Broadway,
David Stevens, and John Fl. Cornell, 80 COM
n,issioners OF the American Union Conpa-
n.y." formed for what does the reader sup
pose! Why for manufacturing ''siaple, or
pegged boots and shoes!" Well, the curl
Gus facts disclosed in this report are among
others, that in December last, Joseph Wal
ker, Of Hopkiuton, Massachusetts, "who
made the first pair Of i,esged shoes ever
seen in this or any other country was still
alive, and THAI be had gone OF, making his
pegsed boots and shoes, for more than ten
years, without competition; after which,
while he was Gas we hope he isl still living,
the trade in the article had increased IN his
State TO TIE amount of eighteen millions of
dollars annually, giving, as stated in this
report, 'constant, honorable and profitable
employment 10 sixty thousand inhabitants
OF Massachusetts, aud yet, say the commits
sioners, the demand for the manufacture
. exceeds the supply (which, they urge,
sshould uow be met l'y the proposed Union
Mandatory in the city of New York, with
Branches IN the surrounding country.
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AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL & co,
SLIGO IRON STORE.

nv ~ -. 80 49, .".nSHaLI u W.
SLIGO IRON STORE.
NM leel that apology Is due the Public and the
w Printer for not having ycrtised more. The
truth l., our large Winter stock well adapted
Inc market, that our customers time
advertisements until 1t WIS reduced that il
worth while.
We wish To say to the Public that are about out
Of Sugars oGr neighbors Rev & Farmer however, have
good assortment We have the other leading articles
OF family groceries yet and among other things OF
EXTRA COARSE BOOTS at &25
few bbs Mess Beef de- Vinegar, cts. per gal
lon hbs Molasses, at 40 cts; Tobacco 20 cts of
Ice, at Ii cts IRON and STEEL. VlSES mot those OF
in,emperance and extravaganza, but Wikinsoms solid
box) Pionshs at SO. Any articles we have, will be sold
~ small advance on cost until the opening of nnvisa-
tlon when we shall be on hand with just hat
ed in the Grocery and iron line.
81. Paul, March IL, 1852. Afr
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MARSHALL g. cos

w nOBcSAlS tsEOcSEy anu iron STORE
Mn connection with stock of SLIGo Iron
would call the attention OF upcountry merchants and
retail dealers generally to stock, which embraces
every thing Liquors excepted In the Grocery and Pro
vision line.
We propose selling for c:sh at Gaena market prices
adding of transportation, and believe that
suppl, clearinghouse keepers and families good
terms n they purchase below.
Our stock has btca selected with care that
" ARRANT The quality of all articles sold by
GtUGARS.-t;ommon Brown, Refined, A, o and c,
- Crushed aud Powdered, by the barrel at
MARSHALL Cos.
NUOLA IS ES.-Belchers syrup, sugar-house and
IVA Plantation, at MARSHALL & Co.'S.
GOLDEN SYRUP, in lO-gallon kegs, fer fami-
" lies at Nd Cos.
COFFEE and TEAS, of every Kind,
~ Ms Co.'S.
E1N.Ol R--Jasper, Extra and superfne, at
II Ms Co.'S.
NDORK--Clear Mess, just put up last week, n snre-
IL rior article for families, at 4 Cos.
CALT--Of every Kind and in any quantity at
- MS Cos.
nlI--Iinsecd, Bleached Lamp and Lard Oil, at
~ M Cos.
GNANDLF:S--spcrm Star and Mould, at
- Ma Co.'S.
NKTHIrE LEAD. Turpentine Putty, Whiting and
w IsmpbIacA al Nj Cos
VKyINDOW Glass and Nails, Tobacco, Goldfish,
w Maokerel. Butter and Cheese, Axes, Clocks Corn
baskets, Looking Glasses, Gro Bars, Buck MitS Grain
Shoves, Coffee Mills, Percussion Caps, Log Chains,
Blooms, Crackers. Axe Heves ana almost every thing
that be named. Including Flows ana Peppersauce,
for sale at MARSHALL 6 Cos.
Saint Paul October. ISL. 3-o3
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RDCERlES,
At Wholesale and Retail.

IN Roberts Street, SAINT Paul, next door 70 the
" Worlds Fsir. The Subscribers, believing that
Goods can be sold in Saint Paul, wholesale cheap
As they be sold any place above ST. Louis,
opened a large stock of
GROCERIES,,
OF the best descriptions for family nsc, which they will
sell for cash AT small profit, by retail and by
wholesale, AZ prices such will all retail deal
ers IN Minnesota 10 bu. goods at teiI Among
the leading articles which shall Offer will be- DE
SIDES every other Kind OF goods usually found in large
Grocery Establishment, whether here enumerated
not,l the following;
flonr, of vsrous brands Sugar and Molasses. all
kinds; Coffee, Tea, Tobacco and Salt; Salt Fish, Oys-
ters Sardines, etc: Butter, Cheese Lard and Oh.
LlQUORS-such Brandy, Wine Gin, Whskey
Champagne.
MISUNDERSTANDING Of Pork, Hams, Bacon,
Dried Fruit, etc.
Patent Buckets Glass, Nails. Putty, Shot Matches,
Candles, Soap, Brushes, Brooms aud great variety OF
other goods REN q FARMER.
81. Paul. October o, ISL. S5-tf
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LOOK AT THIS!

vHyIIE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
4 PANY, Cleveland ONO, commenced issuing Poll
ces in March last. The number issued up July LIST
was-l65l
Amount Of Property Insured, S1,llS, S07, 90.
Z" Premiums received, 32,ol5..6.
Business is conducted upon both the Stock and Mutual
plan. and the Farmers Department Is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department. Great caution IS
ercscd in taking risks and extra hazardous property is
refused.
~ The undersigned is prepared To issue Policies upon
either plan, i'll either department.
GEO. ". PRESCOTT, Agent.
c. yDa, oil tx n. sf
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KITrsON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.

KfTCSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.
TENIS desirable ground, lying in the central and
Il advantageous part Of the basin Of ST Paul, where
must inevabi, be the principal river business of the
town, and afording also choice and delightful Lots
the rear upon the bench for dwelling houses; is
yeyed into Lots and offered for sale with titles
disputed and Gisput able, reasonably low prices and
upon liberal terms OF credit, for most of the purchase
money, and Lumber for building Lots sold in the adj
dton, Will he furnished at the rotary saw-nii easy
terms. CHARLES II. OAKES,
Agent Tor PToprietors.
81. Paul, July 81, ISL. Is
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A. l.. LARPENTECR,

n. Ls IA
Wear the corner ofJackson and Third streets. 81 Paul
Jas received and is now opening \ general assert
II ment of Dry Goods Groceries, Quccnswarc, W God
enwarc Ladies' furnishing goods, boots and shoes La.
dies and Chldrens shoes, and large variety
not mere enumerated Ju'y 81, l95l---(l5)
IT OOKING-(:LASSES-A fine assortment at
IL july 81. LARPENTEUR'S
rARPETlNG, rugs and oil cloths, for sale at
- July 81. LARrENTEUR'S
GNLOCKS, day and s day, for sale very low At
~ July 81. LARPENTEUR'S
HATS. Caps and Bonnets, of all sorts ct
H July ii. LARPENTEUR'S
EDAiN-klLiER, castor oil, aud borax.
L. July 81. LARPENTE
SPORTlNG tackle and fishing tackle of the right sort
~ at (Juy 81 LARPENTEUR'S
E(lFLE powder powder and shot and caps at
~ Jniy d. LARPENTEUR'S.
nOCBLE-BAEREL shot guns, u splendid article for
~ sale very low at July 81 LARrENTEUR'S
GUNNER SAVORY--Fresh and redolcnt
~ Aroma--ior sale NJ LARPENTEIR'S
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WHgSKEY AT 2j CENTS.
NO C0IINJK MERCH NTS..I

WIIISkEY AT 2j CENTS.
FHSO COUNTRY MERCHANTS...We can
sell you good article Of Whiskey, by the barrel,
at from Is To % cents per galou which is strcr than
the quality is osth Galcna. We have also
American brandy at IS cents such have always
paid - for. Also, FrcnCa brandcs, from 40
$500 When Saint Paul call at the corner
Of Third and Roberts streets, for
sic CATHCART BROTHER.
q BBLS. MESS BEEF; Also any quastity OF
vF-H fresh con-meal also Indian for sale very
cheap for cash, The Upper Landing bridge,
Paul. by (35t.) J. w. EARCOCk.
&tTATloNERf O.! every description, viz Letter. BILL
~ cap. note, printing and fancy papers: Bristol and
perforated board; drawing and tracing envelopes
plum and embossed visiting cards; drawing and writing
penCils gold pens; Gotts and other steel pens pen
holders, sealing wax inkstands; waters; states; ink;
blank account, check and memorandum books; pocket
books; card cases. portfolios; writing books; together
with large assortment Of fancy articles. For sale by
J. BROOKES
(,aleDa Oct l6 ISL
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NV l1OLESAIIE x RETAIL. dealer IN Wines,
w liquors, cordials, cigars, tobacco, &C., at
the sign of the Gold Keg, steamboat landing, GA
lena, Ill. has on hand and is constantly receiving
direct from New York and New Orleans the fol-
lowing articles which he offers for sale at the low
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OTIS in st. Paul proper and in Whitney and Snith''
IL Addition finely situated for residences and for bust
ness for sale terms suit customers.
~ also prepared to buy town property.
JOEL WHITNEY,
ID. A. J. BAKER.
cS 1881 1l--tf
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Steel pens and backing
Currycoui5s and brushes
Shoe, cloth and hair brushes
Knives and forks
Carving, butcher and long
buffalo Knives
Fur, otter and cloth caps
A fine and large assortment
of silk hats
Hunts and Collins axes
Sardlncs, Holsters, clans &
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A. }. sAKER. NORRIS HOBART. GEO. W. PRESCOTT
LAN ID AG EN- CY.
BAKER, HOBART, 4 PRESCOTT.
Office on Third street, 81. Paul, NJ. T.
VIII give careful attention to the dutfes Of their Of
fce general land Agents. One Of the firm has for
thirty been resident OF the Northwest and viii
dev ote his time personal observation Of the situation
and character of the lands in the Territory Office open
AZ all hours of the uay lots bought and sold; tsses
pais convey ancng TIE collection Of debts and letters OF
inquiry promptly attended to-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Grant Goodrich, ESQ.,. Chica-
go; Hon. Vim. Thomas, Jacksonville; Col. Bradford,
Springfield; Hon Lewis Ross Lewiston; John Spencer,
Esq, Rock Island; Rev, l. Ii. Randall, Alton; Judge
Minshall, Rushvie. Indiana: Rev. H. T. kavanaush,
indianapolis. Michigan Hon. G. l.. PonSroy, Lcnawee
Co.; Col. Hckson, Wrshtenaw Co. Minnesota Hon.
A h. n L
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+. r.. BERGMAN & CO.,
No. $50, MAIN STREET. GALEHA.

<x=.~ "AVE on hand compiets
Ssssssan9I IL n assortment Of Furniture,
80 consisting in part Of
Fine Mahogany Sofas Mahogany Chairs
Divans Cane Seat do
Dining tables &c 6 Rockers
"a 6 Breali't do Common
Gard do % Chairs
bureaus &C Tables
I" Work Tables Chdrens' Cribs
90 80 Wash Stands Z" Chairs
Walnut and maple tables, stands, v,ardroL, .
and desks, and every article kept in a we'll fur
nished establishment-al of which are manufac-
tured BY themselves and warranted to be of the
best material and workmanship mal2-3tf
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POSITIVELY AT ST. LOUIS PRICES.

Cheap Cash Store, for Fall and BIif.r Trade.
E. FULLERTON has now received and opened his
- autumn winter stock, comprising Of the best
selected Rssoriments Of Ready-made Clothing, Prints
satnets, Boots, Shoes, Fancy Goods &c. brought
tn Minnesota He would respectfully invite Farmers
and others visiting 81. Paul to pay him visit, he is
determined 10 retain the which his establishment
has so ioIs held, Of "Cheap Cast. Store.'
CLOTHING.
The following arc few OF the articles on hand:
Extra Tine black dress coats Black satin vests
do frock 10 Figured do
Black and brown do Black silk
Brown linen 10 Fine Black Pants
Tweed do do Cassimerdo
Fine Linen shirts Flannel under shirts
Bingham do Cotton and wooden hose
Hickory do of ell sizes and sorts.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems boy, thick boots Morocco slippers,
do do do shoes Ladies CATERS,
Congress AID call boots, Ladies' and Misses shoes.
GROCERIES,.
consisting Of Teas, Cofees Sugar, Rice Sugar House
Moiasses, Sperm Candies Dried Apples. Peaches Soap
Tobacco saleratus, starch, Goldfish, MacAercl, CHINA
mon, Nutmegs, Cloves, Peppermint, and Pepper Sauce
Also, al assortment of Wooden Ware, consisting Of
Tubs and Buckets Was.boards, Clothes'Pirs, &c. All
for sale cheap for cash. No trouble to show goods,
his storeneA door to The Pioneer Office and book
n. Il. Large supplies OF Flour, OATS Corn, and Pota
toes always on hand.
November 1851. lift
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REAL ESTArE AGENCY OFFICE.
Thomas w. Wilson.

ATE of Newark Ohio, respectfully informs the pub
lie, that he has located himself permanently, IN ST.
Paul in the Territory of Minnesota, where he proro
offer his direct and personal services Agent for the
purchase sale and exchange Of all descriptions OF Real
Estate; such Lands, Farms, Town Property, Least
holds Ground Rents-to the payment Of taxes Of non
residents, examining titles, collecting debts, &c, &c
And will negotiate Agent for Loans OF Money on Bond
and Mortgage, Town Property &c also, for the pur
chase Of stocks, such have bona de value and tran
sact all other business connected with such Agency.
lrrOfice, corner of Wabashaw and Third streets.
All property will be duly advertised and no charges
whatever viii be made unless the negotiations fully
and satisfactorily effected. I. W. WILSON.
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Galrna ADVERTISEMENTS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKs

o. Gu7fNd, ".
JOSHUA BROOKES,
Dealer in Books, Stationery and Pape, Hnrgfngs. =
HAVING just completed his Fail purchases In d.
East, oilers fof The inspection OF all perso3s
wishing to purchase either in large small quantities
complete assortment Of School, MISCELLANEOUS, Law
AND MEDICAL Books, Music Books and Musical lnstru
ments Blaihbooks in any quantity, and made order
all standard works in THEOLOGICAL MEDICAL SCI
ENcg. Their editions Of Bibles and Prayer Books in
every variety OF size and binding.
Country merchants, Public Libraries and the trade
supplied advantageous terms public enerslly
al as low rates at any establishment in the West
~ Highest price paid in cash for Rags