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BY MARGARET T. wIGhTMAN
Wake to your tasks. fair flowers
Wake--'tis the shining spring;
GLADDEN. our summer hours
With radiant b!ossoming.
The cold dark reign of winter,
With lis dreary gloom is DER:
Come now 10 gid the Wales of earth
AS bright as heretofore
The lad bee on The sunny bank
Shall WOO your blossoms wild,
And The mother in the meadow
Shall pull you for her child:
And lovers see your f',irest ones
Shine s,ar-l>e in their bowers:
Oh, what were earth without your charm,
Heavens purcst gift, sweet flowers!
You've hopeful task. young flowers
To rise, dazzling throag,
'Nea,h ApriIs scented showers,
Aad Snn>hiue, Joy, and song!
When tie gTass, TO greet your coming,
Waves verdaut on The lea,
Oh, welcome. lovely flowers,
Your advent still shall be.
Ye've joyful task, glad flowers,
Mid scenes Of pomp and nirih,
To Gid IN festive hours
The homes and shriues of earth
Yc've wreathed around the flushing brow
Of The victor III his pride,
And hiushed upon the changing check
Oi The young and ti'ud BRIDE.
And though We deck the princes hall
With bright and g,acefll spell.
le bloom upon The cottage wall
As lovely and as well.
Ye'vc a lonel. task, wild flowers,
TO gid the ruins grey
OF proud old halls and towers
Fast cruu.blng 10 decay
And watch, Ike siieBt sen',nels,
Aroand each saddening scene.
Where the haunts Of love aud oyeliness
And pomq and pride hath been.
We've Il mournfii task, sad flowers,
When, by Sorrows pale hand shed.
ie droop in f.ding watchfuiness,
Like mournets 0 et the dead.
When yong eyes, dimmd hy weeping,
Gaze weariy IN wo,
Where forms, 100 far and loved for earth,
Lie Geld aud still below
Ye'vc waramg task, fail flowers,
To show, with feeliug bloom,
How brief l. lir.'s sad hours,
How certain is the tomb
How grandeur, power, and beauty
Flourish to fade and fIl,
And earth-out owed and lovely earth
Be the sepulchre of all
Yes, mixed with al of life below,
In many varied scene
Of hope and fear, of wea! and wo.
Bright flowers, have ye been.
Wnh all of blight or beauty,
With all of joy or sloom--
The fesial board, the funeral pail,
The bower, the shrine, tie tomb
Yet welcome, radiant messengers,
By Love Eternal gwen,
To Gid the summer Wales Of earth,
And breathe and bloom of heaven.
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STYLISH COATS,

6sENTEEI. Vests and wel-i,tug Pants. have much
N TO do with The succoSs oi mankind. The dress, is
lhe obvious nex Of the man and perhaps The ma
Oniy oi people uRconsCiusy make Il the criterion OF The
wearcr II viii be our study to enable orr customers to
aake yooG Impression upon IN" world far il
be accomplished by apparel. We have large assort-
mcut of cloths md trimmings, OF ever, qnaiit and viii
on, MAKE all garments to order, warranted III;
bur shall keep hand a choice assortment of ready
made clothing, c"as, pants, vests, cravas, overcoats,
shirts drawers and under Shirts for sale cheap cash.
As drapers aia talors intend deserve the ciisto
q sam; Paul. We always he found shop On
Third Street, nearly opposite II. A Ian,berts.
WILLIAM Il HENRY NIEHAUS.
SAINT Paul, MAY 20, 1851. 6--iy
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION


On ST. 4nhony Street. tro doors bclo,o the American
House.
FEyIE undersigned would pecally invite the
II tl0n of the public, 10 their large and We'll selected
stock of Groceries ard Provisions. Also, Ready Made
Clothing, Boots, Shoes. Wines Liquors, Nails, Glass
Hardware etc. all Of which viii be sold cheap for cash
15Pltase call and examine before purchasing else.
/ where. IRVINE & BROTHER.
St Paul, Oct. 1s 1851 20
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BosToN, Nav Z.

carriage this morning at Kingston, while On his
wav from Marshfeld 10 Plymouth. hy the hreak-
ing Of some part Of hts carriase. He was taken
10 "A bonse near hy. and u physician sent for. no
found his injuries very sight "he" our "'or-
nant left, he was thor ght able 10 return 20 Msr'h-
field after few hours rest.
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Fave ven g0Gd UNDERSTANDING!

MARVIN, invites the public examine the
zs best stock ot materials IN hi> line thst ha-
been the Territory. Ee challenges oitei SIDE OF
the Atlantic 10 produce better qdaiit, Of French Caf
Skil,, specially adnpted for the winter
On hand, also, Ladies ue custom n,ad. shoes and
CATERS Also, GeBtlenels Calf and hin Boots the best
hat can hc made. You know the stull-Thru street,
near Roberts street.
>l:n,l aul. November. 1851. 81
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STII.LNAN & 60.

TTAVE all the time. whatever articles wanted for
i the table: hams eggs (at bin provisions tof
every kind in market) We intend TO keep
supplies Of fresh butter; also of the productions of
ga rden; well the best quality of family groceries,
al prices cannot fail to satisfy customers.
St. Paul NAV i3
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L. S. Province:


Ny Grand Secretary, Go''iibuiles, has just
translated your scroll and dictate the following
rom the abundance of my heavenly wisdom, IL
lrrpv. Your officer Of high rank an.uses me We
lry much I and my six thousand wives have
been laughing all uo,"i"g al his queer bob-,si'ed
rol,, his stove-ppe hat and awkward looking
bools-nnd more than all, ssranse ard ny Sic
rons thing, which he calls shrt-coar; and
which Aeeps Ei, head as s'iT as OF our native
rbmocero>cs We have taken ply on his hea-
lheulsh condiion. and have equipped him in our
irc,al suI,--a iurban and pair of spurs. You
say tha, he Is no ''mi-sionary Of religion" !
sha il make a christian out of hiin and send hun
back 10 his own country a missionary. WAS
arieyed 10 see his besoiled ignorance. lie knows
nothing Of Xaea, or !AmIda, or DabIo. He had
never heard Of the precious book Of Snickisnacky
nor batned in the torgiylng stream OF thuni-dow
chum | am glad there Is a country TO the Las,
Of me SO large as yours, and | shall take nea-
sures Immediately 10 bring ycu over 10 the true
G.iih | send you 10y the bearer a bundle Of col
porteur's pamphlets and tracts, which should
like distributed at once. hope you vii not op-
pose nv establishing temples Ia your land. Your
people rs not one half a. large as miHe, bat yours
are worth saving. Although outcasts. there is
still hope for yon As for trading with me, why
DO YOU bother Yourselves with worldly ambIIlcn-?
we spend our time in religious ceremonies and
prsyers. Bu, II am wiling 10 open con'n'pnica-
lon wlh YOU. 20 thai ,on ma. not chl"cf 10 iny
,eei,ing Ia bring you over To- the true religion.
Kiss al your wives for NE. Al, you have on
" one. Poor d.. | have six ihcu-and Pray
accent TINS holtie Of rum toS"n of my high
consideration. TW hNG I WANGki.
Emperor Of the Faithful.
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II. g ANE :.


A TTcRNENS AND cOtf N>ELLORS At LAW
a and solicitors thanoorN. ~. Pa.l, Minnesota;
viii attend with pronptnes> ara city - All 'w h'.-
ed to their III NiHesotl aud tie tjo!
ing counties oi Wisconsin.
rrrartcar attention VIII be given o the collection
Of i.bis. and the location oi Land Warrants.
>....,t = L. lN
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Surgeon. Ph lSician ond .fcc0uCber,
A GRADi' ATT, oi the Paris and Turin Universities.
n has ishn h- residence in ~. Paul. he viii take
pleasure exhibiting his UpioRa any " ho de-
sres 10 H. Dr {. N have is ulicU al " TIr ins.
OH Foarth street Paul; whore Ie be found. aht
viii ctohp'iy attend 10 every call.
\. b Dr. 4. has Instruments Of the most aprro' ed
kinds, fog every surgical operation rcqucd by
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NATHAN SEpJt'ER.

~ afchmaker and Jereier, Third-st., 81. Paul.
n HAS Just received and keeps constantly hand a
general assortment Of Clocks. Watches AMI Jew
,ry Also, Fefumery and every other article in his line
senIle and Ladies' respectfully invited TO call
November. ISL
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r.. FIR ENTRISS.

EtROCERY and Provision Store, having removed to
N Sd street nearly opposite the Post Office. is now
prepared offer to old aud the hocCst
selections in his line; including hams, pork tea coffee,
sugar, rice,everv thing fact that wanted for
in families and boarding houses, at the very lowest ly
ing prices.
81. Paul, March %. 1852. Soft
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PAPER HANGING.

THIRD ST. OVER SPENCER'S STORE.
yHyUE subscriber pr, pared to Paper Pant and finish
the inside OF houses in unsurpassed and bcauii-
ful manner All work entrusted TO him ill be execoted
with neatness aud despatch
ST. Paul, April %, 1s52.-2m JAMES ). PECK.
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Dubuque.
j. l.. BISSEI.I.,
POM DIR.

L. BESSELL is agent for the sale OF Iof1s and
eb Smiths ctlebratcd rife and mining Powder, and
will furnish purchasers with any quantity from 20
one Thousand keas st ST. i.ouis prices.
1, Orders from abroad promptly filed.
j. J.. BfSSELI,
Jnne 26 1851. r0) pHhugue Iowa.
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Third street, St. Faul, November 70, iojl.
lrVtI I,ISN', gENNtER,,


JEW ELRE. JENVELRI.
THE subscriber has just received from New YORK,
large assortment of rich and fashionable Jewelry,
consisting part of the following articles: gold chains,
finger rings lcchtts rings cut pins, ladies' aud
breast pins bracelets tor seals and buckles gold pens
ana pencils which he will sell reasonable terms
WATtU e REPAIRING.
ft'fRONOMOTER, drreN. horizontal ard vertical
u Watches carefully repaired aud warranted. The
Subscriber Wll give his PersoEa attention to the
tld important braaclt ot watch repairing and iAe
gioas ard Intricate departments of the JcWtIrV ht
siue>s, and holes BY strict attention the und
wI>,. OF has customers, 10 their approha on and
patronage. A. D. RoBIN N$ON,
Matchmaker 8no Jcwelcr.
81 PAM, April p, 1882. 2-6
EiST received, large assortment nf Clocks. cheap
- Tor CASH al RDDiNSON'S Jpwciry Store.
LOOK SHARP.
4 DR~bS shod according ~ Nature, and SLocs made
4 Tor all Kind OF Diseased Feet, by
RKOohE & ARTHUR,
NJ TIER new shop, on 81. Anthony street above Fort
street, where they are prepared to do all Kinds o,
BLAC NIITUISG.
share of the public patronage is respectfully solicit,
ed.
\. b No charges for Horse Shoeing when not salts
factory 10 customers.
St.PaIi Feb. D. i2-lf
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III who love good eating, call The ST. Paul Bake
N ~, where they DO things up White; not Brown.-
We shall have hand all times Bread ard Crack-
ers Cakes and Candies of descriptions Ice Cream
and small Beer and every thing Else line Call
and for Yourselves. L a. w. BATES.
st. Paul, April 29. 1852. 2-tf
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MEAT FOE ruE MILLION.

M We ~ Ella. at hl> meat market, Upper end
az - Paui. has for sale the fartc-l. tradCrest
beei and he best fresh pork offered =, lie in -
fau and at honest weight and prices. GIVE Trial,
VIII Sou 3-9otl
We hay, also Candles Trps, Figs Feet Head Cheese.
AMI raher better st,a.es thau any links ever btlolc
81 u, = aud
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neTTcR CigI;0C.

John i. Dewey. VI. d..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office on Third street.
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W VI. =. COMES,


H ErPS constantly or hand, complete stock oi
aA BOOKS and every description of stationery 10
with fancy Goods; nearly opposite the American
House. st. Paul.
a,riI ls5l 5c-f
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BENA\S & LANSING,

nEAIE3S N stoves aHG manufacturers Of every des
~ cgipton Of Tn ara COPPER Ware, few doors be-
ow The American House. St. Anthony street.
June %. io5l (lW
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Exchange and Depo>ite oGlce Of
GEOREE: ~. HARRINGTON CO.,
81. .fatb04y street, 81. IaUi.
TYONEYS y "n dtposite, and interest allowed on ali
We sums deposited flr three months and over.
EN changes the principal cities East ana south, for
sale.
Collections any of the states promptly attended
Investments made IN Real Estate, otherwise. for
persons living out oi the T.fritsfy the most aiVauta
geoUs
O'Clock. 35tf
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WILLIAM TAYLOR.
r Carhnr and Hoir.fbreSs scr.

HGAS built and fitted up SHAVING SALOON, on
III Third street, next door west Of the new Post OF
fce in Saint Paul up the increasing luxury style and
elegance of the growing metropolis of Minnesota where
he will be happy citizens and strangers IN Saint
Paul ever, branch Of his business, according 10 the
best Of his ability
lane g.. 1851.
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EAGLE BAKERY.

NOW shall have on hand ct all hours of dav and
" night, ioaves, Crgmpets, cracners, cakes al AL
Surts,-cNery thiug my line, done up according to
the best Of my skill. Thinking our public for past
encouragement, shall continue to custom.
Corner of ~ Anthony and foyj streets.
ADtI n 1872 f5o--tfI GEO SPENCE.
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ST. PAUL,
Door. Sash, and tsiind ManufactorY.
PAINTING.

a. II tsSNA< N0KEy. on Fourth street. ST
~ 'aa, near the middle OF town III the building Of
Nh Knox, uP stairs, may be found. ready attend
falh.lrg n all its departments House painting sign
painting, carriage and ornamental painting. ali done
up promptly. and with paints of the best Qaay. II we
do orr work in sluY eHly, uuworkmtnlihe manner we
do BOT expect business enlightened of
81. laGl. ciV SHERMAN & hO.iN
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4 REAL CuRiosIrY We have had many
natural curin>ilie~ OF late p--nrp and beasis
-hn, here is one that must Wake uV new
Interest:
A correspondent cf the New York Post
vourhes facI, ,hnt living horse which
(, now on exhibition in that city, con'ain- IN
ms eye living animal. .nne three inches
long which moves with a. rapid a"d tortu-
ut~ a n.otinn ~ an eel or wa,rr-.nnte.
How did The snake get into The eye ot
the horse? W ho W,li answer that 4uss-
tont W hills. some spiritual kn"Cn-r Is
working ont the problem, !e' the following
statr;nent from NV York paper. suffice.
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q. NI,GTtEE. GINSAll,rII.

7 ,hr syn oi the Hig Gun. Inicd street, s.. Paul,
n neNi door to Caves Saloon, j. pleptred do any
work IN k> lac 6" business. promptly AID to The entire
satisfaction oi Gust toners.
Juiy ~, ISL. j.
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L. NJ. l.Qi..

Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and General
Land Agent--St. Paul.
Particular attention will be given to collections,
Paying Taxes, Entering Lands, Securing Pre-
E,nption Claims, and entries made by Military
Land Narranis SI
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Saint loui5.



yNo W. TNIcuCLL. PIpGE.
TWICUEEI. NIOCRIDGE,
TOMNISSfON and Forwarding house, corner Com
u mtrcai and ine streets, ~. Louis VIII promptiN
attend al ig,cuts and Will make liberal cash
adS ances. Orders purchasing VIII be prompt! flied
al the lowest ,'nssihlr lrccs
REFERENCES.
Geo. Collier, Page d Bacon, Charess {, vn.,;.
Blow & I o. ChCUttaI a Vale,
IT. d. Ncwcoab A Bro. W B.Rey ynold,-LsuisrjHe
Ellis a Morton, Strader q Goruan, tc,,,,,,,+;
Iiosea 4 Ira7er Springer Il hiteman
r L. Twicheu * Co.--vtio Orieaas. 4--ly
r. c. .TsvICUE!.L Il CO.,
Forwarding aud Commission House,
NEW ORLEANS
CITY HOTEL. ST. LOUIS
Corntr of Yaird ant 3nt StrtffS.
r EARNt NJ proprietor, will always be happy to see
his trends who down On business or pleasure from
WISCONSIN, Minnesota, and from elsewhere up The Mis-
sissippi river. Nov. "A, 800
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
CEOteau. Harrison a Natle,
HRROPRIETORS OF the III. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS.
u VIII keep on hand q full supply al metchant bar
iron boiler plate, sheet and nails. manufactured at
their establishment. from the oi the Iron Mountain,
and VIII also keep all o,her articles usually kept M al
which they invite The attention OF couAtry
merchants.
IL Warehouse, No I29, Second street St. Louis, NJ %.
CHA>. W. BDRtf.
Agent at ST. ranl.
May g, 1851. 3-tf
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St. paul Business CARDS.
.MECH.1NIC.iL 8. PROFESSIO NIL.
srIRIrUAL ~ sT. raUI..

VI Ut H.1NiC.tL " PROE ESSIO NIL.
SPIKITI Al LKNOCklNGS IN ST. PAUL.
reNlIE Subscriber, The of Fifth and Mnneso
u Ia streets. is Mock Mock NOcking old
rags into handsome, cheap and durable Carpets, Ladies
and gentlemen please cell and spiritual knock
lugs, on VIII not iBtrude.
large quantity OF carpet warp on hand, and carpets
made "a order. L. NJ WALTERS.
- Paul May i3, ls7s. III
r.. u. PRICE.
e1lASfERER, can be found the corner Of Jack
and sixth streets. the lower shugle mill
Il. T. has served regular apprenticeship at the bust
ol paaierng and believes he give entire salts
faction 10 those who may employ him, ia ANY branch
his business.
y. S.-Two good joprnoy men are wanted immediately
~. Paul, Aug. II, 1851 Il
". n. PARKER.
EDlAS1EkER ana cistorn-bud,r, informs HE people
n OF SAINT Paul and vicinity, that he viii attend
promly and faithfully the work entrusted 10 hi a ia
ms Inc OF business, which he PROCESSES understand
thoroughly June l9, ls5l s-v
BOOK BINDING.
IHNiE subscriber wUud respectfully inform the citi-
zens OF 81 Paul and its vicinity tha, he is car
~ ing On the above business, in the BAD story of r.
Spenrer's new banding 5ih ana Robert street
Particular attention paid ainng Magazines Pc iod-
ieaiS &c, in plain fancy binding the shortest notice
ahd On reasonable terms.
JAMES MACKlNTOSH
st Paul, March q, 1r52 49-f
ST. PAUL,
Door. sash, and Blind Manufactory.
Conner Of Fourth and 81. Peter Streets.)
NJ. WISE co.,
YSNER grateful Tor the liberal patronage heretofore
j extended To them big leave 70 inform the hiers
Paul and the rest of man in general that they
amount of Docs. Window Sash, Blius and Francs 10
order, at short notice in the most durable manner and
at me most reasonab!o prices for cash. Civ call
December %, 1851. MICHAEL WISE,
3ty JONAS GiSE.
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I'm N FptEL is NOW receiving an extensive
REs ALs 4 . assortment of Ladies' shoes, cout-
prising AL and fashionable STYLES. Those
wishing purchase will please step IN early TO avoid
the great crowd. Store opposite the Library.
~. Paul, May s, 1852. 3-tf
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IL. Il. FOR ID.

City SSRvGVo7 ESGISEER.
OFFICE corner of Cedar and Third street, Robinson
~ building, 81. Paul.
Anrii ]. i5o2. 5C-i1
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JACOB, s. NOAH,

Attorney az LGT and Soi'ctor al ChsHcery.
FSDNMiS-iD\ \ER for states oi NaiHc, Ehodr Island,
Z Connecticut. New York, Penusl lva,ia, Virginia,
Alabama. Ohio aud l.oui-iana.
IsAl Instruments io be used or recorded in any OF
the States, may De taken at Ia! Office III - Paul
July 81. ISL. ll-t
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JOHN HOLLAND a. CO..

ACCTIoNEERs AND GENERAL AGENTs.
ENURNirt RE Warehouse, Bench street. Saint Paul,
Improved !'ard,s, |pNn lot-. a.d houses for sale
~ rent Advances on cou- gun ents, and prompt pay
meut oa sales. Good references gwen when required.
ST. Pau, Ap-d -. oj2 52-ly
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Gciut SutbOun.
lU!Iiomrlpcr.
BENJAMIN ALLEN.
.2Iorneg at Lane, W,ilolc Rtrer, ST.
Croir Co.,, USscousjn
uitiomriprr.

CfOtC o., ~ iSC6HSU
JOSEPH BOWRON,
Notary Public and Land Agent,
jtMo,c RIoer, 81. tr0lr CO., ~ tSconsln
Presumption CLAIMS secured and entries made b,
Military Land Warrants Blank Deeds an
Mortgages constant, on hand, and conveyaE.
ces carefully and promptly attended TO.
o1oIcnu.
&C. STRoTiIER.
Wholesale aud retail dealer IN medicines.
oils, paints, brushes, wines, chemicals.
varnlshes, patent medicines, sc. &r.
Main street, Gaiena, Illinois. 3U
HEMpsTEAD & WAsHBrRNE,
ATTORNEYS Al LAW,
Galcna, Illinois.
sCTr We have constantly on hand supply OF
genuine I.aud Warrants, which will I've sold.
May 2 If
GEO. {. .sTROT!iUR,
Sole Agent IN Galena for sale Of Sloan
Me1ic.ne..-Main>t street, Galena III.
Il. Michigan,
;torage and Commission, Water street. between
Green aud Washington streets, Galena, III.
;. :. MERRILL & CO.,
" hoIesaic Dealers N
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and shoes,
No. 33, S'eamboat Londiag, Gaien0.
I.S FEiT, Ga!ena. III.
Wholesale and Eetaii Dealer III Dry Goods Gro
ceres, Hardware, Boots and shoes,
Crochcry. liousclurnlsh.ng Goods,
Mattresses, 4c.
ALSO-keeps constantly on hand large stocl
oT !, = IL, ,uI i.l,u,iuu pn,y,Ip- .lr,1 Fuse 2-I
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Fg1Iif undersigned haNag carried The business of
Rpiltlug IN y'lUt Pad Tor the past year. and from
the ,,a paroUoI extended 70 hin ly tue citizens GEN
crafty, he Intend, the business of pros-
, tbs City.
Gentlemen wishing 10 bdd, can he accommodated with
plans bills, estimates and specifications, b calling the
subscriber at his Dii1e IN Levi Suau's Store.
~ t.. pRENTI>S.
Sa,Dt P1ul NJ,V
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OAk gIiLL CEMETERY.
SHOE STODE

IL persons desiring burial, obtain information
N b, calling upon the Secretary, j. W selby or tn
President, &. " BORUP.
ST Paul Aprl l. ls52,
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"AVING made ~. raul his permanent resi-
Il IL dcuce, will attend TO 1T! call, in his protes
sion IN town and countxy. lie may he found at
present, at the store OF Mr.. ". II forbes. Il
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NEW CLOTHING HOUSE
AND TAILORING ESTABIISHMENT

NEW CLOTHING HOUSE
AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
HNTINNE - COOLEY, Roberts street, arss door
w north OF Stiilmar n Co, now receiving an
extensive assortment of Dress French, English ana Ger
Cloths and Cassmeres well rich Nestngs, all
purchased expressly their Tailoring Department.
Particular attention has been paid 10 the Hosiery.
Glove and Shirt Department. In the Clothing Depart
ment. they challenge all competition regards quality
sty le and low prices
St Paul, May 6, lo5?. 3-u
&. J. kOVITS co.
NUR Mandatory; every thing IN the far lire made
b in the best manner Ladies fiirs sleigh robes fur
coats caps and gloves Upper Town, Fuilers brick
81 ST. Paul. 45--tf.
SPENCER, kiRkPATRICk & NARkLEY.
STORAGE, Forwarding & Commission Merchants
- Levee, Lower Landing, St Paul, MIN. Ter.
Feb. 10. 1852. fi-Iy
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TRUMAN VI. SMITH

tEs II IN VI. SMITH
WEI OILD respectfully inform the Merchants and
w Others haIIng Notes and Accounts to colec,
that he will att, nj the collecting OF Notes and
in .;t. Pau, - Anthony and the surrounding
country. Per centase moderate, aud all business in
trusted 10 my cgre viii be promptly attended to,
have other business my hands.
References
Capt. A. v ilhin Scc'v. OF Territory, :. H. Sergeant,
w. Dahl, VIM. II. ciiiinan 4 Co; II, c. Sandior I'd.
Dr.. \. Barb0Gr.
AIas he found the Of " m. II. Stilman < Co..
when not absent on business. All Notes and Accounts
left III the had, OF " H. Stillman d Co., viii receive
prompt attention by me.
TRUMAN NJ. SMITH.
st Paul Feb. H. l952. li-lv