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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-07-08
ENGINES, BOILERS 4 MILL WORK.
J. !. DOWDALL H. CO.,
Washington Foundry, St. Louis, Mo.

HAVING one of the largest ard best furnished es-
II u Establishments in the West would call the atten-
ton Of all persons interested in want Of mill work.
TO the fact that have the largest assortment Of Pat
terms in the city. We employ the best of worknen, AMI
the best Of iron in the manufacture Of work, and
having been constantly increasing bnsiness for i-
years, aier ourselves that have given gen.
era satisfaction Engines Of all sizes fitted up Iron
Frames, ready to
Boilers and heavy sheet iron work of all kinds,
ings and wrought iron work Of all kinds, and from the
best patterns in use, for and grist mills.
Saw dust Burners, Carding Machines, Pickers, etc.
Millwrights can have work made Ia suit their draw
ings Terms, reasonable and particular attention paid
having the work ready and shipped by the time agreed
upon.
We refer to Martin Mower, ESQ, Arcola Mills. to
Mr. +. X. Delano, StillSaterj who using work Oi
Our manufacture, for further Information.
May %, ls52, 6-tf
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DAGIER EOTYPES.
SfiERyFF-S SALE.

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County of w ashngton, 5 "
10y virtue of an execution issued Of and under
- seal Of the Distinct Count Of the of Wash
ingon, in the First Judicial district OF said Territory
and to directed. upon Judgment rendered BY said
the third DAY of June, A. H. ls52 in an action
wherein Chr,san Schrade is paintif ana John All is
defendant in !Iv or OF said plaintiff az ns the said
ot endant have on tins sixteenth day OF June, A. d.
l52 ieSod upon The following described premises viz
Beginning the side Nam street on the south
line of what 10 commonly called the "Nsi property IA
the Town or village OF saltwater thence northWarjly
along the east line rf said Main street fOrtv 800 feet
thence eas,eriy Il n parallel wit the said souih line
oi tie sold " all pIUI eriy, 10 the lake thence sother-
u along IL lake shore the south line of the said
N all property" tcnoe westerly along the said line 10
fhe place Of beginning being the south i0) feet of
lot number Ten lu) III block number twenty eight (2~)
ia tie town village of saltwater, the building
thereon situated, sVoy cd and pated by Harvey VII
son, Esq appears oi the Office of the Reg
lister of Deeds Of Washington county, the Territory
Ut Manssoa, With All tue appurtenances thereto belong
ing; which property shall sell public auction TO the
highest bidder for cash or FIida, the thirteenth day Of
August, n ID. 1852 II 10 O'Clock the forenoon of that
day, az the Office OF he Register OF Deeds in saltwater
IA sad count; OF Washington, satisfy said cuon
VIM. T.. PENNY,
Sheriff oi w ashington county, N. T.
Dated AZ saltwater the 10Th day of June, A. d. 1852
l0-6w
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AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL & co,
SLIGO IRON STORE.

XKTE feel that apology is due 70 the Public and The
w Printer for not having advertised more. The
truth is, large Winter Stock we'll adapted
the market that customers gave time 10 write
advertisements until il reduced that it no,
worth while.
We wish say to the Public tina, we are about out
Of Sugars our neighbors Rey Farmer however, have
good assortment. We have the other leading articles
of family groceries yetand among other thags of
EXTRA COARSE BOOTS al S25.
few bbs Mess Beef do Vinegar, at II cts per gal
lon bbIs Molasses at 40 Tobacco, at 90 cts; CO
fee, IL cts; IRON and STEEL, VISES, mot those of
intemperanoe and extravaganza, but WIkinsons solid
box) PoRghs So Any articles have will be sold
n small advance until the opening of Daviga-
ton, when shall be hand with just what is want
cd in the Grocery and Iron line.
ST Pan March y, 1852. Att.
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GALENA STORE,
w. III. StiIimaM s. Co.

~yOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Saint
w Paul and vicinity, that they have oIened in the
lower town fresh and well selected stock of Groceries,
which supplied every week from Gaiena and ST.
Lous and which they pledge themselves sell for cash
as low be bought north of GsleDa Those desr-
Of buying at retail, will find il their advantage to
call and examine their prices.
Constantly on hand-Butter Cheese, Pork, Fish, Su-
gars Teas, Cofces and all articles found in this ike.
L \ genuine article of Family Flour constantly on
hand. W II. = d Co
SAINT Paul, Aug, q, leIl. -
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NEW STORE.
The 81. Paul Hat, Capand GcntIemens'
Furnishing store.

rENiE Subscriber respectfully offers to the gentlemen
Il OF ~. Paul his STOCK Of goods. and will IL
Geavor Keep fol- assortment of articles for gentle
meas and wear, such as,
silk hats, shirts, shaving brushes
beaver DO collars, hair do
childrens' do drawers, tooth do
kossath do hosiery. combs
Magyar do cravats, hair oils,
scaris, cont links, cologne,
full assortment of gloves, key rings, straw hats,
hdkfs, soaps, Oil Cloths cloth caps, snspenders,
buttons and talOrs' trimmings. Ladies' sewing birds
useful article Trunks vases carpet bags umbrellas,
etc. etc. X. o. WALKER.
ma28-5-tf Cor. Third Wabashaw
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HARDWARE: HARDWARE:

OOk1NG GLASSES, Table knives and forks, Wait
Lers, Brushes, Baskets, WOODEN and hollow waIe
tinWaIe, Lamps, etc. Guns, Rifles, Fishing Tackle
and sporting apparatus of all kinds together with gun
mounngs, percussion caps, etc Fancy goods together
with large assortment of goods which would require
all The columns OF the Pioneer to specify. Doing bust
ness On the CASH system, aud having purchased our
goods very low i'll the Eastern markets, invite an
examination OF our stock, knowing offer Induce
mouts to buyers that be found else where this
market. J. Nct LOUD, in. a. co.
JulO. e-6in
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DTICE
NOTICE
70 The passen gers OF he S. & Cor. Ramsel

70 The passengers Of he S. b Cor. Ramsey,
and the Faretiing pu6itc generally.
IN end after "Wednesday The 18th inst "A comforta-
~ he a. ). Mai Coach will leave Sank Rand. for
Fort pley, every "Wednesday morning at O'Clock.
returning time to meet the boat Ssuk Rapids every
Saturday. Should there b. passengers for the Fort
intermediate points the arrival OF the boat Friday
afternoons, stage viii leave Saturday morning at
O'Clock, returning in time TO meet the boat We'd
nesday mornings. Passengers will be conveyed TO the
house Of w. T. CoEbeit, the steamboat landing
where they can be accommodated
J. ". CORBETT.
Sank Rapids, Ma = 1862. 5--tf
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WAR EAGLE MILLS. AT GALENa.

WAR EAGLE MILLS. AT GALENA.
GNE subscriber is Of Flour from the above mills
Il and VIII have constant supply on hand Of super
fine aud extra suporlne which will be sold az mill prices
freight added
The superior quality of this Flour is known to al who
have tined H. and II only requires trial here make il
tavorite family Flour Of Minuesota
JOHN HARRINGTON.
81. Paul Nav %, ISL 8
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CHEAP CASH STORE--N LIE

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS HARDWARE BOOTS
SHOES, HATS ,AfS CT NTiilNG, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, FiRNlTt RE. BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
VWSIE SUBSCRIBER BY late arrivals is now in re-
Il ceipt and opening in hrs Store 90 81. Anthony
Street. near the American House." large and most
complete assortment OF the abOyenamcd Goods which
will positively be sold lower prices for cash than
before Offered in this place. His stock select
cd with great care, and purchased the Eastern aud
Southern markets for Cash that he safely
ms friends and the public generally that will be
their interests TO call before purchasing elsewhere and
examine MS stock ~hica consists in part follows
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w UITNE.Y'S
DA. 4 ERR FAN GALLERY.

IN GOTHIC BUILDING,
Corucr Of 7Htri and Ceaar Streets, ST. Paul!
rsNiis Establishment was built by he proprietor
& pressly Tor taking
DAGIER EOTYPES.
And il furnished with The best Instruments Apparatus
ami Chemicals, ard extensive assortment Of stock.
The ARRANGEMENT Or LIGHT Is NEW, and believed to
lac SUPERIOR 10 other for producing uniformly hold
pictures No pans VIII be spared give satisfaction
those who favor the proprietor with their patron
Paintings, Engraving and naguerreot, pes copied
in the best manner Particular attention pad taking
hkenesses Of sick or deceased persons.
Instructions given IN tie Art.
Stock and Apparatus FOR safe.
The public are -espectcil, invited TO call and examine
specimens }. E. WHITNEY,
November. 1851 32y
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

Consisting Of three fist class heats,
NOMINEE. Capt. @. SMITH.
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. VI. W. IoDwlCK.
DIR. FRANKLIN, Capt. 4. BLAKEiY.
Leaving Galena,
The Nominee, Capt .. Smith, Mondays 81 IL o'lock
The DR.. Franklin, Capt. X. Blakey, Wednesday s. at
y o'clock.
The Bea Campbell, Capt. VI. w. LOdwick, Fridays,
at II O'Clock.
The above Boats will regularly during the ensuing
Having the Mail Contract, heir punotaity can
he relied They vii remain tat 81 Paul sufficiently
iong enatle passengers visit the Falls Of San An
;iony
speed and accomin odation these Boats unsur-
pa .sed, ard attention will te paid To Passengers
Freight. They vii leave punctually at the hour
named.-ric Nominee VIII make she trip not 10
b. out Sundays.
Goods shipped tie AGENTS At ST. Louis Galena, TO
60 by this lire, Will b. forw srdcd free of charge.
Galena being the terminus of the great thOoJghlares
leading Westw ard from Chicago ami Milwaukee nearly
ell the travel from The East1 ard destined the Upper
Mississippi takes passage ty Steamboat from this point
Also nearly all The Steamboats, the Southern trade
from St Louis and other pors below, come into this
port for re>bipment for points above.
AGENTS.
X. F. Sass. St Louis. Nelson, Gilbert d co.
y. Ii. Ca.npbe q CO., Nelson's landing
Galeus e. Il. Read, Lake PepD.
q. r.. West Dubuque, i. licrtLell, Point Douglass
g VI. Iancworlhy. do, ChurcEiii & Nelson
4. McGrrgor saltwater
MoGregor's IaelingJ. w BabcocA 1t. Paul.
D. w. Bn>lois. p.du thioH.>. II Sergeant. do.
f. ID. Coaies. Lansing Russell 4 Rice, - Anthony.
Campbell & Smith, jus. Peck d CoIlicusc
t. Goose.
- PAM, March q. .5.2 ,. 4.-tf
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s. CRAWFORD & CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIsrs,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS
81 Main Street, GaIena,
HAVE just received u full supply Of Drugs Mcd-
II cnes, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stufs, Window Glass
Putty etc, etc. They will be re-
cevne supplies of the above and other articles in their
line, and would call the attention of those wishing TO
purchase, rs they offer 10 sell at 81. Louis prices
Galena, Oct. 9, 1851 Is
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nEMIJHOHNS--l5O, l, 2, 3, 4 and gals, reed per
~ Excelsior, and for sale by II McCLOSkEY.
w Ii McCLOSkEY.
GtOFFEE--3j1 bags Flo Coffee reed per Golden Era
- and for sale by HF NCLOSKEY.
vENOBACCO-l25 bxs Virginia, reed and for sale by
a. II + FCLOShEN.
E'lCs5oo drums received and for sale by
l. APP IF MCLOSKEI.
BRlCE-2J tcrccs reed per Golden Era for sale hv
Ma app ii + M'CLoSKEY.
SSALERATUS-25 bxs Boston Saleratus. received and
~ for sale by III + MCLOSkET.
~G CASKS Brown Stor., London Porter s. Scotch
eSO Ale, reed per Golden Era, and for sale by
app I NCtOSKEN.
NUACKEREI--75 bbls No l. 2& Mackesel reed
app liz MCLosKEY.
vuvEA-l5o hf chests C P Imp and y II Tea received
app ii F MCLOsKEY
ENURRiNTS--25 casks Currents, rec'l per Golden
u Eta. aud tor sale by ii + MCLOSKEY.
HERRINGs-225 bxs Scotch Herrnss reed per C ol-
Il u den Era, and for sale BY IL + MCL0SKEN.
DAISINS--25O bxs NJ Rasins, reed and for sale by
~ ap' + MCLOSKEY.
NINE--l50 casks Claret and White Wine, reed
w and for sale by HF M'CLOsKEI.
EDACON-5o casks Hams and Shoulders reed per
ID Bon Accord, for sale by + MCLOSKEf.
NVOLASsES-IO0 bbs rcd and for sale by
1Nl app ii T MCLOSKEY.
a sin and for sale by II = M'CLOSkEY.
TAR5o bhls Tar reed per Wisconsin and for sale by
app NCLOSkEN.
4 ARD--5o bbls Leaf Lard reed per Wisconsin, and
IA for sale by II L MCLOSkEY.
UpRANDV-9o casks Brandy reed per Golden Era
Id and for sale by IL + MCLOSkEY.
N BOXES PINT ind Quart FIasks reed and for
wv sale by III MCLOSKEY.'
ANIDER vINEGAR-Roceivcd and for sale by
u II + MCLOSKEY.
A.UNNIE;-lo,o0o Gmny Sacks, reed per Bon Ac-
NJ cord, and for sale by II + MCLOSKEY.
RRIED BEEF-l0,o0o lbs Dried Reef reed per Bon
~ Accord and for sale by MCLOSkEI.
EhRANGES-50 bXs Oranges, received and for sale by
~ ii + MCLOSKEl.
ENOUR--50 bbls Extra SupcrGnc Family, reed per
n Excelsior, and for sale by fl + McCL0SKEY.
- for sale by NJ McCLoSKEY.
HAMS AND SHOUT pERS--2o casks reed per EA-
IL oeisior and for sale by McCLOSKEY.
WEISS "oKk-Soo Jbis On hand and for sale by
A'R HF McCLOSKEY
SOAP-a5o bxs Yellow, reed per Excelsior and for
- sale by HF McCLOsKEY.
CANpLES-l5obx.M Mould, reed ard for sale by
~ + MCCLOSkEN.
EREEN ApPLEs-lco bhs in store and for sale by
" + McCLOSKET.
GUGAR--55 hhds Fair to Prime ~ o. Sugar reed per
- Wyoming and FOR sale by HF McCLOSKEY.
ltIGARS--l0, 900 La Union Regalia Cigars; 10000 Ma
u poeon do do; 10000 Washington do do; TO- 900
Boomers do do; 5000 Tres Maria DO do; 5000 Union do
doi 5000 La Luna do do; 10000 La Aln,eina do do
600 La Nac,ona do de; 5000 Principe assorted do; re-
ceived per Wyomine and for sale by
mh26 IF McCIosKEY.
(SHEESE--l25 bxs Western Reserve Cheese, reed
- per Highland Mary, and for sale BY
ap3 HP McCLosKEY.
lfLASS-300 bxs assorted sizes Window Glass reed
II per Excelsior, for sale by II McCLOSKEY.
NAILs-375 kegs assd reed per Excelsior, and for
~ sale by mh29 II McCLOSKEY.
4 ARD OILS bbis Lard Oil reed and for sale by
- ap27-4-2u II MCLOSkEY.
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KITTsON,s ADDITION TO vt. PAUL.

TUNIS desirable ground lying in most central and
u advantageous part OF the basin of ST Paul, where
inevitably be the principal river business of the
town, and acrdng also most choice and delightful Lots
III the rear upon the bench for dwelling houses; is
veyed into Lots and offered for sale with titles un
disputed and ndsputabe reasonably low prices, and
upon liberal terms Of credit for most OF the purchase
money, and Lumber for building Lots sold in tho 3D.
don, will be furnished at the rotary sawmil ON easy
terms. CHARLES Fl. OAKES.
Agent Tor PrcPstetOfA
81. rauI, July 81, 1851,
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FE Rt ~ = ORD co,
yytNI FACTI RER.> If steam Engines Water
IA Wheels Mil Gearing, Rotary saws. Horse pow
srs. job work, eic Ed. All orders promptly executed
R"cA Island. M2y ! lo52. 5--tf
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VIM. II. MARSHALL.
At THE
SLIGO IRON STOR

3 HOW receiving the fullest stock of IRON, NAILS
STEEL &C, offered in this market. The dual.
ty Of Sligo Iron Is well kpown by all smiths be I'M
surpassed. The following prices established with
the opening Of the Sligo Iron Store and never been
departed from Tyrone. Sligo.
Flat bar round and square, large size, Acts l-2cts
do do do small size, d GA s-4
troop. OWL nj oval, etc. 7ai0
NAILsl0d to COO, 81 so, Sd S. 4d So Sd 81 per keg
CUT SHINES, S4 -
ANVlLS, per To-, 1910 lects
w aSgoh boxes, per I'D, 4cts.
Bellows, superior quality, per inch, SIS"
Grindstones small size, per inch, g"
Log Chains large size e"
The above prices will be found lower those of any
other establishment in the Territory, and the Old
Regular Prices OF the Sligo Iron Store.
BREAKING FLOWS.
am agent for Evans Adams, and will Keep on hand
sufficient stock of their well known Plows at the mar
ufacturers' prices, 81 per inch
WIN. r. MARSHALL,
maT-eu At the Sligo Iron Store
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

n ARGE stock of BOnnets at Mrs Marvn's Millinery
IL Establishment, Third street. at reduced prices The
Ladies Of st. Paul respectfully Informed that Mrs
Marvin has received large and very elegant stock of
Ronuets, which she is now opening, and which she
invites their attention. She mas now hand large
variety both in style and MATERIAL which she is offering
at lower prices than ever before in ST. Paul.
If the Ladies Will cali early, Mrs. NJ. has no doubt
that they will be induced TO purchase.
81. Pam. Mnv Is.
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UUST ed by steamer Dr. Franklin, 900 bus oats:
- 20 bbls pork; l20 do me 10 do beef; do lard al
do Jasper and super flour; 400 lbs fresh table but
ter 1000 do hams and shoulders. For sale by
jus. b. McLAGAN Il Co. Low Landing
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PROBATE COURT,

PROBATE COURT.
N Office is hereby given, tina, the regular
L Y terms Of the Probate Court of Ramsey
county, Minnesota Territory, will be holden on
the first Monday Of every month, respectively.
at o'clock A. NJ, at my office in the town of
ST. Paul.
40-yly HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge of Probate of
Ramsey Co. Min Ter
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REFERENCES.
T. Chouteau, Jr. & Co, New York,
l.oriuz, Sterling s. Co, Pittsburgh,
James Peck & Co. Chicago,
Bridge & Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith s. Co, Cincinnati,
Chouteau 4 Nalce, ST Louis,
James Carter s Co, Galena,
StiilnaN g. Rood
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w. ii. STILLMAN 4 CO.,
No. 3, Roberts Street, have on hand,
rs bbis Genitop Apples.
Is do Dry do
5 do Buckwheat Flour,
% do Onions,
1900 Heads prime winter Cabbage,
3 boxes Lemons.
And every thing found the Grocery line; which viii
be sold for cash low any house in Saint Paul. Call
and W. II. STILI.MAN IL CO.
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THE SAINT Paul.

G@% This superb new steamboat nearly O
P--~Ax---lsHS the size of ihe keokui< Packets and
80: - with accommodations equal To the
S.~s< <Exf best boats ,he river. III he II. The
regilar Galena and ~ Paul trade, the ensuing season
making two trips per week, II possible. The SAINT Pau
vii. be hard 10 beat Tie times ut arriN al ard depar
Of this boat, VII bc aauuiccd regular
trips are commenced. NJ. X: HARRIS, Master
Feb. "a, is52.
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

fuNiE undersigned viii inform the citizens Of ST Paul
n and lis vicinity, that he il opening Lumber Yard,
near the Suglc Factory on Jackson a. Seventh streets,
and prepared 10 fill orders for ali kinds of Lumber
the shortest notice Those wishing Lumber of any de-
sCripti0n, las or shingles would do well 10 call
u Terms easy one half up and the balance On the
delivery OF the Lumber,
J. w. BASS,
Agent for the ST. Anthony Mill Co.
st Paul, july 81, 1851. l5-0
vTNE subscribers wish inform the citizens of MIN
ncsota, that they have located themselves permnn
emily IN Minnesota. AMI prepared bay, improve,
and sch farms ard property also take
for building and making other Improvements. They
now have valuable farm for sale (about midway be-
tween 81. Panl and Point Donslass) containing $50
acres 70 OF which well timbered, the balance
smooth prairie, OF the best quality, about 20 acres ssser
improvement, frame house and good spring Of
ter. For further particulars, enquire Of
w. G. LeDUC, st. Pant.
Or TO the subscribers the premises.
J. e. " w. w. ELLISON.
April 9, 1852. 5I-G
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CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.



CHEAP Cash Store, for Sa7anifr Tr2de.
l.. FULLERTON has now receis I'd aid opened his
~ autumn x wtter stock comprising of the best
selected assortmcDts OF Ready made Clothing. Prints
SatReS, Boots, shoes Fancy Goods &c, brought
10 Minnesota He Woud respectfully invite Farmers
and others VISITING s. Paii pay him VISIT he is
determined 10 retain tie name which his establishment
has so long held, Of 'Cheap Cash store
CLOTIENG.
The following IA few az the articles o hind:
Extra fine black dress coats Black satin
10 frock do Figured do
Black and brown do Black silk do
Brown linen do Pine BlaC X Pants
Tweed do do Cassner 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 thick boots Morocco slippers,
do do do SHOES Ladies CATERS,
Congress and calf boots Ladies' and Misses shoes.
GROCERIES,,
consisting Of Teas, COtees Sugar, Rice, Sugar House
Moasses, Sperm Candles Dried Apples, Peaches, Soap
Tobacco Saleratus, Starch, Goldfish Mackerel, CHINA
mon, Nutmegs, Cloves, Peppermint, and Pepper Sauce
Also, assortment of Wooden Ware consisting Of
Tubs and Buckets, Washboards, Cloihes'Pins &c. Ar
for sale cheap for cash No trouble to show goods at
his door to the Pioneer office and bookstore
n b. Large supplies of Flour, Oats Corn, and Pota-
always on hand.
No.e mher 1851. ll-tf
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MARSHALL & cos


Wholesale Grocery and Iron Store.
IN connection with stock Of SlGo IroN, we
offer large stock of Groceries and Provisions. We
would call The attention OF upcouItry merchants and
retail dealers generally stcch which embraces
every ;ains, Liquors excepted, ia c Grocery and Pro
vision line.
We propose scllins for cash at Caleua market prices
adding cost of transportation, and believe That can
suppl, boarding house keepers and families C as good
terms as they can purchase below.
our stock has been selected with care tIu we can
WARRANT the quality OF all articles sold by
GTGARS--CouImon Brown, Refined 4, d aud c
~ Crushed and Powdered, 10y the barrel, at
MARSHALL Il Co.'S.
NOLASSES--Becher's syrup, susar-hcuse and
w Plantation, AT MARSHALL Co.'S.
GOLDEN SYRUP. in io-sallon kegs, for fami-
~ hes at NJ. s Cos
COFFEE and TEAS, Of every Kind, at
~ ma Cos
LuOCR--Jaspcr, Extra and superiine, at
Il MG Cos.
EIORk--Clsar Mess, just put up last week a snpe.
H. nor article for families, Ma Cos.
CALT--Of ever, kind and in any quantity, at
~ Vi y Cos
nIL--Lnseed, Bleachcd, Lamp and Lard Oil, At
~ NJ & Cos.
PERM Star and Mould at
" M&Cos
ENHIrE LEAD, Turpen;ine, Putty, Whiting and
w Lenpback, at NJ & Cos
NErlNDoW Glass and Nas, Tobacco. Goldfish
w MtcACrci. Butter and thcc.C, AAo>, Clocks, corn
Bas@c>, Looking Glasses Gro Bars Back Mts, Grain
Sio'ts, Coffee Mills. Percussion Caps, Log Chains.
Brooms, Crackers ANe Hel'cs aud almost every thing
that can he named including Flows and pepper.auce,
Tor sui q MARSHALL & Cos.
SAINT Paul, October l65l. 3-2s
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GEO. FERGUSON.

~yHOLESALE and retail dealer in Hardware and
w CUTLERY, Cast Steele y ais, Mechanics and Mil.
ners tool Rope and Farming Implements, No. 80 Main
street, Galena III. 1T
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AMERICAN MILLS.

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills, viii keep constantly, on hand supply Of
Extra Family Flour" Warranted superior any fouI
sold in this market. II. +. MCCLOSkEl.
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BOARDING HOUSE

rHARLES CREEK has opened Boarding
u House in the west end of the celebrated Fremont
House. Bench street. where he will make Cash LODI
gers and Boarders comfortable ne possibly cam at
$500 per week. Nov. 1851. by