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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-30

~ NJ GRIFFITH, Wholesale and Retail dealer i'm
I ,. Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Mechanics
Tools Building Materials. Kife Mornings Coopers'
knives and Planes, and Cabinet Makers Trimmings,
augl3 Main street.
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SPORTSMEN,
noUBLE barrel Shot Guns TO Sl9; Boys single shol
i Guns for so.
Rifes-a good assortment, with Shot Belts, Powder
FlIsks. bullet moulds, dc. just received by
scpt3 BABcOCK BROTHERS.
NEW WRCLES ALE GROCERY HOUSE.
DREST0N BROTHERS receiving and open.
ing very large and well selected stock OF Groceries
and Lquor which they offer TO the public at low prices
for cash or approved paper. lny3l
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HITS ANDCaPS

HSCASES Angola, Kossulh California and Bune
I'D Vista Hats; Cloth, M0har. and Silk Plush Gaps.
sep ID MERRITT, FIELD d co.
The following papers win copy above advs. to the
amount of 50, and send bills 10 advertisers:
Courier, Henderson, Democrat Newburgh; Journal
tluts0nyle; Gazette, Vincennes; Clarion Princeton:
Register, Mt Carmel; Standard Bowling Grcen Adyo-
cate, Mt. Vernon.
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A u CT 10 n.


XNATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneers
Wv and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Agents
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks LOOKING
Glasses Picture Frames Notions Particular atten-
ton given sale all descriptions of Goods Reg
lar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs lay and Saturday Cash
advances made Consignment
aug % ly WOOLSET " NELsoN.
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DEPPERLL CcTroX-lG bales reed and Cor sale L
4 scldI4 JAS. LOW q, CO., All Main st. Lou. KY
YlENNEssEE Money bought a, 1per cent.
I :. K. GILBERT SS co.
scpt3O Sycamore near Water:
r. = PIECES new SITE Ronnc' Ribbons reed this
1 - day and Tor sal. Ly JAS. LOW d co.
septll az Main street Louisville Ky.
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POoTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
=. THE undersigned would respectfully In G65N
Efirs form the public, tEat-he has now on hand kNv
ktsf the Il rgest and most approved styles ofV -
ttss- custom aud sale work. ladies' Morocco
Kid Ladies' Boots Bdsks Walking Shoes and Slippers.
Also for Misses, &C., &c. Also hand, a splendid
stock of Leather and Findings for sale wholesale and
tail low for cash. his old stand Water street doors
above Pavilion Hotel jc3-1yl p. DEUSNER.
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NEN BOOT AND SHOE STOREI

In the room formerly occu-ie by Iab-
cock Brothers, as n Hardware store.
NXTE now opening large and well selected stock
w of Boots Gad Shoes, which have been pHrchas.i
from hs best Manufactures in Massachusetts, by ex-
perienccd buyer, at the lowest cash prices.
We tAiHk, can show deal coming to Evansville.
stock OF Boots and Shoes which for variety and
Ness ~ stvic, aud durability Of Workmanship carnot
be excced: and we can and will sell them low
rates. as any OF the establishments, either in Cincinnati
or Louisville.
Our Retail Stock consist Of the latest STYLES and best
brands Of New ENGLAND custom work such as we aeiH
rarrapt 20 give satisfaction.
We will take pleasure in showing our goo IS: Please
call an examine. V. X. HENDRICKS d co.
III nes copy. sep:S3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-30

LOUISVILLE, ct. %,
Business still continues dali.
the transactions in blgRg and rope, -four and grain
are IN small lots at about former rates.
Nothing doing ia provisions.
Sales Of 20 bis sugar in last two DAYS al j. SIC.
Sales of about 100 bags coffee at g. &c.
The sales Of raw whisky Yesterday wcre 1t I7EGlTc-
Sales Western Reserve cheese III &c.
CINorSSATr, Oct. %, N.
Flour firm at - 10 Whisky rdyaneed 70 I6le. Sales
OF chces g. Batter - else for fair: 90 @ fo- choice
Hogs aTe hrm al 50 - for Nov ember delivery.
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TNDlGo-Cerooas Caracas, Cases Manila, in
4 store and for sale by
cctls PRESTON BROTHERS.
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WHEAT EERE IN CHI AEICOTUE,
G - = IL q DO
ODc third OF Eae .'SVn srIrntto Ashes!
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PAPER! PAPER!!
TUST reed 80 Reams Of Letter and Cap paper, of
y every qualify. and which aided p Former largo
supply makes stock best ever offered ia this
ket: all which will be SOLE 20 the city and trade
at reduced prices. kATHB0NE d WHEELER.
otti5 No. Fosters Block.
DACoN 1000 s clear sides in store and Tor sale by
ID ogt1S PRESTON BROTHERS.
GAMBLE wIcKING: 80 Bales Of the above for lie
~ by loctlo PRESTON BROTHERS
PRESTON BROTHERS
TyAVE received their supply OF Groceries of
every description. and reel confident in saving that
they 0der induoemeAt To BUYERS and country aer
ehGRfs rarely to BE met wih Call and examine Tor
yourselves at t,eir store the Telegraph olee, Wa
ter st. [octisl PRESTON BROTHERS.
ENaLlsH PURPLE PRINTS: eases for sale by
oeti6 AZ Slain street Louisville Ky.
CLoBE PRINTS: Ia cases 90 inch Cloth for sale by
II JAS. LOW s co.
octl5 Az Main street Louisville Ky.
GILT MOULDIEGS.
TUST reed large assortment of Gilt Mouldngs for
d Picture -fames &c. and for sale by.
ocil5 RATHGoNE d WHEELER.
CuEEsE-tweEty ay. boxes in fine order for sale by
~ oelij SAMUEL ORR.
SrHEET IRoN-50 bundles No. IG to 81 reed and tor
- sale by t"cli5l SAMUEL ORR
bacon HAMs-2 casks in fl order and for sale by
I octiJ SAMUEL ORR.
yNIRE BRICK-Io,eC0 in Store and for s.le by
A 10 - "a III va =
INIT woOLEN DRAWERS AND SHIRTS
90 doz shirts, reel this day and for sale:
9CgI5 JAS. LOW * CO., Az Main ST. LOU K.-
(SR0uND SPIcEs-G.nger Pepper and Pmonto,
! best quality. ia boxes of 30 pounds each. just
and flT sale ty ;. i. Giiiihhl q %.
septl3 SscsmOrear noNater.
T7IRE SCREENS AND WINDOW BLINnS.-5G differ
/ patterns o: Firescrcens from which I" selcci.wiih
supply Of Wirdcwblinds constantly on hand aud for
sale very low by JOHN c. DEVEREUX. JR..
iys7 Main street, between lsi and 2d.
NEW MUSIC.
4 assortment OF easy and popular airs arranged as
y Ducts, for two performers OH the Piano Forte, just
oct5 T. CONVICTION & co.
CITY HOTEL.
WATER ct. BETwEEs VINE AND DIvIs.oS,
ErqasrHle. nd.
octI WIN. II. BoICOIRT, Proprietor.
EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.
TUST RECEIVED per Clipper,
- Gfdlams' Magaz ne for (Ooober)
GOdey's Ladies Book do
James Last Novel CThe Robbery vol Of The NEGRO
maneeT .l.s and Hearts, nay brother. the Colonel;
by author Cousin Cecil Misers Daughter, Dc, DC.
Mary :. Scslam, novel, by Mrs. Grey. for sale by
scnt27 SAMUEL LISTER.
TNDlGO-Cerrooas Caracas, Cases Manila, in
4 store and for sale by -
cctlS PRESTON BROTHERS.
NEW EdACKERAI.
A SMALL No. catch of 1852 just reed per G. Hays
y 4 mi for sale ly FOSTERS az BROWN.
oc;Ia Corner Main and first sts
~ NJ GRIFFITH, Wholesale and Retail dealer in
,. Foreign aud Domestic Hardware, Mechanics
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Free Soil Electoral Ticke: of Indiana.

LARGE.
Stephen C. Stevens of Jefferson county.
James II. Crsyens, OF Ripley county.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
] Henry Hew'ns, Of Warrick county.
Harmon ;. Clark. If Perry county.
John G. Craven, OF Jefferson county.
Stephen 5. Handing, of Ripley county.
D Matthew Il. Hull. of Fayette county.
Ovid Butler, of Marion county.
z Abiatha- Crane, of Putnam county.
: Elizur i''mming. of TiPpecanOe county.
John Z. Demming OF ~. Joseph county.
10 George ". Weeks. of---eountl.
ii David w. Jones. OF Grant county, oet4
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Shoes /, Shoes!

AIDES Misses and childrens shoes in great varieties
Il jus, rec u aud for sale mt
EMBlCHS DRY GOOD STORE.
oct7 Main st. three doors below Second.
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WOOL
SpORTSMEy

u octS SAMUEL ORR.
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AUCTION.
wOOLSEY e. NELsON.

ID. WOOLSEY.
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Nv ANk Mil
Z UST RECEIVED per Clipper,
y GsSiains' Magaz ne for October
Csodey's Ladies Book do
James Last Novel. (Thc Robbery . vol Of The NEGRO
naneeT. leads and Hearts, nay brother the Colonies
by author Cousin Cecil, Misers Daughter, DC, &c.
Mary :. Scaham, novel, by Mrs. Grey. for sale by
scpt2T SAMUEL LISTER.
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EAEGE EkaFeitt!
lust reed SO Reams Of Letter and Cap paper, of
y every qualify, and which aided To- our former largo
surliy mlteS stock best offered ia this mar
ket: all which will be SOLE the city and country trade
At reduced prices. kATtlB0NE d WHEELER.
Otti5 No. Fosters Block.
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PITTsBURG, Oct. 81, p III.
The river is unchanged since noon. the
weather damp.
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) r. SCliNING -....--S. L. ScUwISG
New stove and Crate Warehouse.
Copper, Tfs and iSheetiron Ware Manufdc-
tOrp
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-05
THos. p. REED Il co.,

u.~oL't.n respectfully announce TO the citizens o
w - S.ul and the Territory generally that they
~ ,s, o,ao, ,.,sh and splendid stock of choice
Liquors Consisting Of the De. .uai!y Of grandis. Gin
Whiskey, RUM Vines Cider, &c. aisv, Hfoceriss A,'
Provisions Of every descrHiea which they offer sai'
the lowest prices for cash. Merchants and traders
from the country, respectfully invited to give them
call
6Jstore on Third street, one door above Jackson.
st. Paul, Aug. z, 1851. "A. ......... l6 It
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-05
GRINDING.

GRINDING.
YEVHE UNDERSIGNED is now in readiness
Il for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas, Buck
wheat, and whatever else requires grinding, in
GLIDING Salt, the grist-miil on the west side OF
the Mississippi river, at St. Anthony, for lawful
rates Of toll. When desired, srists will be re-
ceived at the subscribers on the east side Of the
river, and DO returned ground at the same place
2-Sly . CALVIN A. FUTILE
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-05
CHURCH RELLS,

(HHURCH, Factory, Steamboat and Locomotive Bells
~ constantly Oh hand and PEI CHIMES Of FEELS
(of nuberc TO order Improved castiron Yokes
with movable arms, attached 70 these Bells that
they may be adjusted ring easily and properly, ant
Springs also, Which prevent the clapper from resting
tho Bell thereby prolong'pg lite sound Hangngs
piete CucludDg Yoke, Frame AMI Wheel) furnished II
desired.
An experience OF 80 in this business by their
afheT enabled him To ascertain the hest form Bells,
the cornbnaon Of metals, and degree Of heat requisite
FOR securing in them the greatest sodity, strength and
most melodions tones; which Improvements, together
with his very extensive assortment patterns
held by the subscribers who have grown the bust
ness, and who viii endessor sustain The
reputation which the establishment has heretofore
JOY ed both in this md foreign coutrss the bells from
which have repeatedly received the highest awards oi
the N Y State Agricultural Society ard American Insti-
tuie; and at which were completed Chimes ami heavy
Alarm Bells for different parts Of the Union and Canada
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS will still be
manufactured By the subscribers of which they will a
constantly on hand, OF Transit instrl-
ments, Levels, Surveyors Compasses, (piain, nonous
aud mproved,) &c. Also, Brass or Composition CAST
inss of any size cast TO ORDER
All communications promptly attended to.
ANDREW MENEELYS SONS.
Yves; Troy, ALBANY Co, n. Y. 1851
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-05
RWHpRW.
r N i m Der tbs Poor.

II e "a IN Der the POOR.
= The season sf gloom has arrived, $500 4
And winter is hard az the door, 81 rrzsa
He whispers 10 all, my power is rey;v -
And tells Us ''te remember the poer.'
The rich who wiib plenty are crowned,
Whe have an aban,isnce in store,
With liberal hands should be found
Dbpehsing relief 70 the peor.
o, think or the widow in need,
Whose lisa y has been ref to the core,
And destined n sorrow 70 btesd, tHE
%, think, asd remember the poor -. (,
Go visi, the sick man in bed,
Or look AT the eeech on the floor, -
Hs vile sed has children no bread
And then You'll 'remsinber the poor
Aad whsn sitting around good FIRE,
You hear the cold winds rs they roar, .
just ask 4 you' We thought to inquire
Fer hose without wood that ara poor.
Misfortune has marked for her prey
1Das half Of mankind, il not more;
TIE rich and the proud rnd the gay.
May yet become hasbled and peer.
Great riches VIII soc,siiInes take wings.
Ard leave Us their loss TO depiore. F
ARd ualooked for poverty stinss
The lordIiug who thus becomes reor.
Lsi rtass wbs are happy to-day,
And think that their troubles are Ger.
Ds mindful ara never delay
Relief 10 the needy aud poor.
The widow and f.thcrIsss cry
For help, Gad they've wants fill a ssofo,
v, isi lheni not starve i'll they die.
They krsou Dha, IS to be poor.
/, surely j, blessed 10 give
To these who are suffering sore;
Sforc blessed than il was to receive, au.
oh, 10, then, remember the poor
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VUIIS desirable ground lying in the central and
u vanfageous part OF the bashs Of 81. Paul, whcrr
must inevitably be the principal river business Of the
town, and afording also most choice and Lots
In the rear npon the bench for dwelling houses is
veyed into Lots and offered for SALE with titles
disputed and indspUtsbe. reasonably low prices and
upon liberal terms Of credit. for Of tine purchase
money, and Lnber for ba!ldg Lots sold in the adj
don, will be furnished at the rotary saw-iI, easy
terms. CHARLES H. OAKES,
~ Agent for ProPrieters.
81. Paul, July 81, 1851. - aae. Is
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Mechanics' onion Association,

Office, No. J. Goodrich's Building, srRisorIsLD, Mass
NJ. B. DEAN, President,
WILLIAM PATTON, G. c. WocD, r;,on,;,J r,,.
II. B. JUpKINs, )r' '"' ~""
TuNIlS is an Association of Workingmen and others
for the MUTUAL assistance OF each other IN case Of
sickness or accident.
By the payment Of the following annual deposits YOU
will become a Life Member and be entitled to weekly
benefit during life If you should be disabled by sickness
or accident from attending your ordinary business
occupation. FEMALES insured against sickness common
to both sexes
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-05
GALENA STORE,
W. n. sti,lmau & C.

W. II. StillmaD 81 Co.
&GroULD respectfully inform tbs citizens Of Saint
Wv Paul and vicinity, that they have opened in the
lower fresh and well selected Of Groceries
which supplied every week from Galera and St.
Louis; and which they pledge themselves sell for
low be bought north OF Calena. Those desr-
Of buying at RETAIL will lind it their advantage
call and examine their prices.
Constantly on hnnd-Butter, Cheese, Pork Fish, gu
gars, Teas, Coees and all articles found in this line
srA genuine article Of Family Fieur constantly on
hand. W. H. ). & Co.
Saint Paul, Aug. %, 1851 10
AT LIE DUC'S BOOK STORE, -.
Corner Of Bench and Wa1asbdtc Streets 81. Paul,
HHAY be found u large and we'll selected stock OF
IVA BOOKS and STATIONERY, which viii be
plenshed from time time liberally the demand
viii warrant. Sales made upon the principle Of large
sales and small profits. 1Y Terms cash.
June S6. 1851. left
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vUyHE BOOK OF THE sEAsON-A new and chsrs,-
ing volume of material history-episodes of insect
life by Acheta Domessiea, first Series insect Of spring.
second series, insect Of summer. Z. J. gROoXEs.
Gaiena. Oct. is, 1851. rs
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GROCERIES,,
At Wholesale and Retail.

At Wholesale and Retail,
IN Roberts Street, Saint Paul. next door 10 the
~ Worlds Fair. The subsC ribers, believing that
Goods be sold In Saint Paul, at Wholesale cheap
rs they be sold at place above ST. Louis have
opened large stock S 81
Of the best descriptions for family USE which they will
whoesa I At such as io M.rraS, al
ers in Minnesota to buy goods at their Among
the leading articles which we shall Offer will be, (oe-
sides every other kind Of goods usually found In large
Grocery Establishment whether here enumerated OF
notD the following:
Flour, of various BRANDS Sugar and Molasses. all
kinds; Coffee, Tea, Tobacco and Salt; Sal, Fish, Oys-
ters, Sardines, etc; Butter, Cheese, Lard and Oil
AQUoRs-such as Brandy, Wine, Gin, whiskey,
PR0VisIONs-oonsistns Of Pork Hams, Bacon,
Dried Fruit etc. '..r ..'. d.. Eft
Patent Buckets Glass, Nails Patty, Shot, Matches,
Candles Soap, Brushes, Brooms and great variety OF
other goods REY g. FARMER.
St. Paul, October 9, 1851. f.t ~ 25-f
POSITIVELY AT ST. LOUIS PRICES.
Cheap Cash Store, for Fail and Winter Trade.
II f. FULLERTON has received and opened his
- Il winter stock, prsing OF the best
selected aszorimsnis Of Ready made Clothing, Prints
Satnois Boots, Shoes, Fancy Goods, &C. brought
to Minnesota He would respectfully invite Farmers
and Others visiting St Paul to pay him visit, ne is
determined retain the which his establishment
mas hong hs''' o. C i%5fP HIN ss'fs "a
E.rs na Saes os o. psS sa
Black k and brown ' DO do Back silk do T.
Tweed do do Cassimer do
Fine Linen Shirts Flannel under shirts
Bingham do Cotton and wooden hose
Hickory DO of all Sizes and sorts.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems & boys thck boots Morocco slippers
do do do skoes Ladies' gaiters, rt.
Congress and calf boots, Ladies' and Misses shoes.
GROCERIES .-.. -
consisng Of Teas, Coffees, Sugar, Rice Sugar House
Molssses Sperm Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches Soap,
Tobacco Saeratus, Starch, Goldfish, Mackerel, CHINA
mon, Nutmegs, Cloves, Peppermint, and Pepper Sauce
Also, an assortment Of Wooden Ware, consisting Of
Tuba and Buckets, Washboards, Clohes'Pins, &c. Al
for sale cheap for cash. 10 trouble TO show goods
his door the Pioneer Office and book
NJ B. Large supplies Of Flour, Oats, Corn, and Pota
toes always on hand. .,- ---,-.-~ -. -
November 1851. - - - lift
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SAINT PAUL CASH STORE,

SAINT PAUL CASH STORE.
FuNE undersigea hsvAg pureh interest OF his
u brother, in theconcesn Of h. W. TRACY q Co,
will s continue business 1t the ola Stand Cor
account whore he win be happy TO see his fds and
the puslis generally lie viii give his entire sttentor
exclusively 10 Family Gfoeeftss and viii Ill
n. BoensLArp Asrpk--Tsrms CASH. $500
Aug. ss. tle-St) -a,3 CHARLES y. TRACY. s.
~ DOE. cans Fresh Oyster, Just received and fer
Il " sale By a = (sugeo c. II.
R. DOE best Ks.,aeay aassard On hand, for sale BY
FDEACH and Plum Jam, put up in cans, for families,
II for sales By sne2s Left
TNFALLlBLE Yeast Powders, warranted; for sale By
Il sug2s CIT
ENNE ssls. in small sacks fs1 i,pily use, for sale BY
h aag25 .-. - 10 4 r,sl 2 CIT
Al a..OrInsu, Of c.,.up. and sauces, for sale by
IA aug2s treN II = 81 rrfasg fsgr5 CIT
n Doz old su,ton c0gnsO sin.rse Of 1884, for sale by
- sug2s CIT
IN DoZ old Rye whskey, wsrranted to BE- a. good
Il ~ made, for sale by CFf
- DoZ old "oporto Port" expressly for invaids,
- warranted pure article, Cor sale by CIT
y BASKETS ~ prts Champagne, fer sale BY
- aug2s CIT
A fac .s.esmsn, Of Teas, sos sale b, ts7 80
A good as.ortmsn, Of Pickles, for sale by .rg-
IN AGg45 s..re eF t.
e noz san'''sr. Of Sporting Powder, for sale BY -
u aug2o ~ CIT
n CASES best Missouri sweet lesf Chewing Tobacco
II for sole by sus9e eFT
NuTMEGs and SPICES, Cinnam0s, exc, for sale BY
IN segso 3 eu CIT
. aae2s ~ 80 crr
~ o Sugar, Clarified DO, aud Powdered do. for
In sale by sua2s CIT
UpEsr Rio cscse, fer sale by ...,
ID sug2s C1T
= = BBLS best Cincinnati Whskey,
- - do Pale CogEac Brandy,
Ia eask superior Brandy, si 81 h'A
bbs each u Port, Sherry ard Madeira winea
N stofc and For sale by aus2s GIT,
Will take all the products of the eo.intry pay asn
Il for goods at fair prices suges p I
WANTED.
1900 bushels Potatoes,
500 do Oats,
500 DO Corn,
For goods at low prices. (aug2e-ly) c. r.T.
. - BBLs. best CINCINNATI WTIISk Ely
~ 90 on hand and for sale bow ey
= BBLs. AM. BRANDY, for sale low by
- C.. F. TRACY.
a for cash. by c. Y. TRACY.
4 BBL. LINsEED OIL, or hand, for sale by
y a."A -'t 're c. +. TRACY.
4 GOOD assortment Of Port, Sherry and Madeira
"A Wines, for sale by Z. T. TRACY.
4 second-H Hand SLED, and one twohorse sleigh,
N for sale by c. I. TRACY.
EDEBsoNs wishing to purchase any Of the above ar
,icles, win and TO their interest CALI as viii
sell under The market. I'd ls
December, 1851. CHARLES r. TRACY.
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TIME WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE CON-
u PANY, leyeiand, Ohio commenced issuing Poll
ces in Msrchl last The number issued up 10 July LIST,
was-l65l .Hlrl
Amount OF Property Insured. - 81, lie, 301 90.
' Premiums received, 32,0l5.76.
Business is conducted upon both the Stock and Mutual
plan and the Farmers Department is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department Great caution Is
ercsed taking risks and hazardous property is
refused.
rThe undersigned is prepared TO issue Policies upon
either plan, in either department.
GEO. w PRESCOTT, Agent
ST Paul Aug, 81, 1851 "a" lS-tf
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MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE.

IN A. COLLINS 81 CO., dealers in saddles, harness,
lie trunks &c saddlery hardware, saddle trees skirt
ing harness. and patent leather calf seating bag and top
leather coach roans coach aces sadGlers silk belle
bands, belts and strisg leather.
BOOT AID sHoEMAKERs STOCK
Helook tanned sole leather tanned sole leather
oak tanned upper leather Kip and calskins French Ger
man. Philadelphia and Cincinnati calfskins all kinds OF
ladies' and gentemens morocco red yellow, blue, green
pink and white nngs best goat, buck and sheep bind
ng boot and shoe findings boot trees, lasts crinp boards
clamps pegs Of all Sizes shoe thread all nds ron Zinc,
and copper shoe nails.
The highest market price in cash, paid at all times
fer beef hides, sheep and deerskins.
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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-05

august II, 1867. l7-n
is44t i. II. DEWEBBEK,
a T the store lately occupied by Edward MeLagan
N corner of Roberts and Fourth streets St. Paul has
received and offers for SALE at the lowest prices gen.
era assortment Of mmy groceries and other goods
wit t. Dol
500 bushels oats, barrels meckcrel
% corn, 20 4" -four
iosaeks drisd apples, :" bacon,
peaches, molasscs,
60 Kegs nails, 10 boxes soap.
Also, troons, bed cords patent buckets glass; cigars
washboads powder shot, lead, tobacco starch, raisns
coffee rice tea behring's saleratus ginger, pepper,
nsmon Cloves spice, Goldfish oysters ssrdns crackers
matches white lead eggs, butter lard cheese tmblers
loaf sugar. SALT table suit, candles pePpersace pickles.
percussion lanterns, backing, chsetuuts vinegar
iHk, and every thing else you want.
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