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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-04

CExTRAL AfRicis EXPLORATION. The
London Aiheneum contains an account Of
the movements of the two enterprising trav-
e.ers, DIS. Barih and Overweg. Accord
ing tp the last communications hcne, they
were on The point OF starting on highly IN
teresiing Journey 10 Borgu, q mountainous
country, lying TO the north east of Lake
TsaG, about midway on the road 10 Egypt,
aud never YET visited by any European.--
Important results arc anticipated from his
exploration. On their return, the tra,ee rs
VIII direct all their energies 10 the south.
namely, from kuka To the shores Of the In
diaa Ocean. Or. Barih believes that more
snU;herly rnute, N The direction of Lake
Syassi. will he much more practicable than
a straight line to Mon.bas, on bearing Of
about south east. The information collect
ej respecting the Nyassi line, indicates
many powerful kingdoms, denseiy peopled,
IntS-secied by numerous rivers, very fertile
add sboundnng 10 forests. DIR. Barth and
his companion have rendered good services
80 f'lT, in determining accurately what be-
fore Was vaguely kncwn. j be routes al.
ready performed, amouG, at a rough esti-
mate, TO 3, 100 geographical miles, aud the
ilenrraries sen, home 10y DR.. Barth, form
network which covers the great portion of
Northern Africa. II seems, however, that
they are bat poorly provided with means
Tor the prosecution Of their researches, the
wbuie Of the sum originally granted by the
English Government having been received,
sBi their own means well Ligh exha listed;
wbIle now they have only to look forward
to f.oO, which is to be placed at their dis
pGsai Oh rearhing the Indian Ocean.
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MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE.

(NtArIE opposite tIle AlneTlCaN IOlst 81. FauI.J
In A. COLLINS 81 CO, dealers in saddles, harness,
kLe trunks, saddery hardware, saddle trees skirt
ing harness. and patent leather calf seating bag and top
leather, coach roans coach laces, sadders sh bellows,
bands, belts and string leather.
BOOT AND sHoEMAKERs sToCK.
Henlock tanned sole leather sole leather,
OAK tanned upper leather, kip and calskns French Ger
man. Philadelphia and Cincinnati caskns; all kinds OF
ladies' and genemens morocco, red yellow blue, green,
pink and white Innings; best goat, buck and sheep bind
ng boot and shoe findings boot trees lasts crmp boards
Clamps pegs of all Sizes shoe thread all knds ron zinc
and copper shoe nails.
d. The highest market price in cash, paid at all times
for beef hides, sheep and deerskins.
May l-tf L. A. G. & CO.
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GROCERIES,,
At WholcSale and Retail.

At Wholesale and Retail,
an Roberts Street, sairs Paul, next door to the
~ Worlds Fair The subscribers, believing that
Goods be sold in Saint Paul, Wholesale cheap
as they can be sold at any place above ST. Louis, have
GROCERIES,
Of the best descriptions for family use, which they viii
sell for cash very small profit, by retail and by
wholesale at prices such as viii warrant all retail deal
ers in Minnesota TO bny goods their store 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 or
not) the following
Flour, of various brands; Sugar and Molasses, all
tiers, Sardinos etc; Butter, Cheese Lard and Oil.
LlQUORS-such rs Brandy, Wine, Gin, Whiskey,
Champagne.
MISUNDERSTANDING of Pork, Hams, Bacon
Dried Fruit etc.
Patent Buckets, Glass, Nails, Putty, Shot, Matches
Candles Soap, Brushes, Brooms and great variety Of
st. Paul, October 9, 1851. 25-tf
POSITIVELY AT ST. LOUIS PRICES.
Cheap Cash Store, for Fail and Wiatcr Trade.
E. FULLERTON has received and opened his
e. autumn winter stock, comprising Of the best
selected assortments of Ready-madc Clothing Prints
satnets Boots, Shoes, Fancy Goods &c, brought
and Others visiting st. Paul to pay him VISIT as he is
determined to retain the name which his establishment
has SO long held of r,GhssP G1ss Store"
The following arc few OF the articles OH hand:
Extra fine black dress coats Black sasin vests
do frock do Figured do
Brown linen do Fine Black Pants
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 d boys thick boots Morocco slippers,
do do do shoes Ladies' CATERS,
Congress and cali boots, Ladies' and Misses shoes.
GROCERIES.
consisting OF Teas, Conees, Sugar, Rice Sugar House
Moasses, Sperm Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches Soap
Tobacco, saeratus, starch, Goldfish, Nackerel CHINA
mon, Nuimees, Gloves. Peppermint, aud Pepper Sauce
Also, assortment of Wooden Ware, consisting of
Tubs and Buckets, WashboaTds, Clothes'Pins, &C. All
for sale cheap for cash. No trouble show goods AT
his door Pioneer Office and book store
N. b. Large supplies Of Flour, OATS Corn, and Pota
toes always on hand. FL.
November, 1851. lift
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P1N4Rw.
The Littfe shr I'D.

The Littie 5 hr d.
She poi him OIL a snow white shroad.
A cha plet on his head; - r. s
And gathered early primreses
= To scatter Ger his head.
She lad him IN bis lille grave
Twas hard to hay him there,
When sprias was pu,uog Firth It's flowers,
And every thing was fair.
She had los, many chilIren--now r
The last Of them was gone;
And Gay and night she sat and wept Z
Beside the funeral stone.
oae midnight, while her constant tears
Where FILLING Nth the dew,
She heard voice, aud 10. her child
Stood by her weeping too!
HIS shroad was damp hiS face was white;
lie said-"i cannot sleep,
Your tears have made my shroud so wei;
Oh, mc.hes. do not Neep"'
On. lose is sircagi-the mothers heart
Was SHED with tender fears;
Oh love is and fos her child
Her grief restrained rs tears.
Oae eve a light shone round her bed,
And there she saw him stanl--
Her infant. ic has iitie shroad
A tape in bis hand.
$40 mother, see my STROUD is dry,
Aud | car sleep once more -
And beautiful the parting srie
The li;fle infa at " ore
And down within the silen, grave
She and his weary head;
Aud soon the early l,olets,
Grew Ger his grassy bed.
The mother went her household ways
Again sire kneil in prayer.
Asi only asked Of Heaven is aid
Her heavy lot TO hear.
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AGENCY For CLAIMS.

TIME undersigned will give hi. undivided and
attention to the prosecution and collection of every
description Of CLAIMS against the United States before
Congress and the various Departments of the General
Goyernment,-such Invalid, Navy, Bounty Land,
Revolutionary Pension Claims, etc, claims arising
der the various Treaties with Foreign and Indian Ma
tons, and all others requiring the active services Of
Agent.
Charges shall always Le moderate, and regulated by
the amount Of servi,e rendered. All communications
shall receive immediate attention.
The undersigned refers TO the following well known
names, professional and business to his standing and
ability:
Hon. JAS. A. PEARCE, L. s. Senator, Maryland
Judge E. +. CHAMBERS, do
Maj. GEO. W. LAW Indian Agent, Green Bay, Wis.
MOSES s. GIBSON, Esq, Willow-river, Wisconsin.
FRANK CATLIN, do do
SILAs ii. HILL, Washington, ID. c.
u All business placed in his hands by claimants, shall
be faithfully, diligently and zeao,Isy prosecuted
GEO. ARMSTRONG,
Office basement of his residence,
on H. street, between eth and sth streets.
WASHINGTON. InlY 10, 1851. IL
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KITTsON'S ADOPTION TO ST. PAUL.

TUNHlS desirable ground, lying in most central and
II advantageous part OF the basin of ST. Paul, where
must inevitably he the principal river business of the
town, and affordng also choice and delight Lots
in the upon the bench for dwelling houses; is sur
veyed into Lots and offered for sale with titles
disputed and ndisputabe reasonably low prices and
upon liberal terms Of credit for most of the purchase
money, and Lumber for building Lots sold in the ad-
dition will be furnished at the rotary saw-mi easy
terms CHARLES II. CAKES,
Agent for Proprietors.
ST. Paul, July 81, 1851. Is
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May IL, 1851.
NEW GOODS.

TIME subscribers receipt of their fall stock,
Il which open and ready for the inspection Of
dealers The stock very large has been bought the
most ady terms, and will be offered lower
prices than the quality OF goods have ever been
sold in this market. They respectful, invite the
ention of purchasers Wholesale before making their
winter purchases, they think they offer induce
ments buyers before held out 10 them in the
Northwestern country The following articles wili be
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THOS. p. REED & Coz,

NAJOULD respectfully announce to the citizens of
w ST. Paul and the Territory generally, that they
have Just opened fresh and splendid stock Of choice
Liqnors consisting OF the best quality of Brapdes, Gin,
Whiskey, Rum, Wines, Cider &c. Aso Groceries and
Provisions Of every description, which they offer for sale
at The lowest prices for cash Merchants ana traders
from the country are respectfully invited to give them
call.
a. Store on Third street, one door above Jackson.
81. Paul Aug. z, 1851. Is If
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Golena ADVERTISEMENTS.
WAR EAGLE MILLS.

GaIena, IfIIH VIs.
TIME Subscribers having completed theif new siea
i MIN under the above name, situated below the
lower Bridge in the city of Gacna beg leave TO call the
attention Of dealers Minnesota to their stock OF Flour
ALWAYS ON hand feeling confident that they will be able
To suppy them upon as favorable IL not favorable
terms than any mill which hes sold flour TO the up
country. =. .,e,,,,r 90
c.,.,. u.r~h ~ 1851 PSI
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MARSHALL g. cos
,I,otacolo lrocery ond Iron Store

w hOleSaIc NETOCeIy otOACs
I'm connection with stock Of SLIGO Iron, we
would call the attention Of upcountry merchants, and
retail dealers generally 10 stock which embraces
every thing Liquors excepted, in the Grocery and Fro
vision line.
We propose selling for cash Galtna market prices,
adding OF transportation, and believe that we can
supply boarding house keepers and families On as good
terms as they can purchase below
stock has been selected with care, so that we can
WARRANT The quat, Of all articles sold by Us.
S,UGARS--Common Brown, Refined, A, and C,
- Crushed aud Powdered, by the barrel, at
MARSHALL & Co.'S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. syrup, sugar-house and
lVk Plantation at MARSHALL g. Cos
GOLDEN SYRUP, in lo-galon kegs fer fami-
u lies at NJ. 4 Cos
COFFEE and TEA S, of every kind at
u MS Co.'S
LVLOUR--Jasper, Extra and superfne, at
II MS. Co.'S.
EpORK-.Clear Mess, just put up last week. supo-
II rior article for families, at MT Co.'S
CALT.-Of every kind and in any quantity, at
- NJ & Co.'S
nIL--Linseed, Bcached, Lamp and Lard Oil, at
" Ny Cos.
CANDLES--Spern Star and Mould at
u MS Cos.
VKJHITE LEAD, Turpentine, Putty, Whiting ard
w Iampblack, at 4 Cos
VXylNDOW Glass and Nails, Tobacco, Goldfish
w Msckere. Butter and Cheese, Axes, Clocks, Corr
Baskets, Looking Glasses Gro Bars Buck Mits, Grair
Shovels, Coffee Mills, Percussion Caps, Log Chains
Brooms, Crackers Axe Helves, and almost every thing
that can be named, including Plows and reppersauce
for sale at MARSHALL Il Cos.
Saint Paul October 3-2S
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Mechanics, Union Association.

Office No. l. Goodrich's Building, SrRINGfI ED Mass.
NJ. b. DEAN, President,
WILLIAM PATTON, c.. e. WOOD, r,.,.;t (,o,
III. b. JUDkINs, ~
VHIHlS is Association of Workingnien and others,
n for the assistance of each other i'll case oi
sickness accident.
BY the payment of the following annual deposits you
will become 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.
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100000

August IA, 1851. l7-G
1. b. DEWEBBER,
A T the store lately occupied by Edward McIagan,
"A corner OF Roberts and Fourth streets, St. Paul has
received and offers for sale, the lowest prices gen.
era assortment Of family groceries and other goods
wit
SEQ bushels oats, barrels mGckerel,
" corn, 90 4" -FOUR
10 sacks dried apples, 4" bacon,
peaches, =" molasses,
20 kegs nails, 10 boxes soap.
Also broons, bed cords patent buckets glass cigars,
washboards powder, shot lead, tobacco starch rasins
coffee rice tea behring's saleraus ginger, pepper
mamon cloves spice, Goldfish ste sardnes crackers
matches, white cnd eggs butter lard cheese tumbers
LOAF sugar, salt table salt, candles peppersauce pickles
percussion caps, lanterns, backing, chestnuts vinegar
ink, and every thir. else you want.
June 25, 1851. e lO-1y
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WHISkEY AT 25 CENTS.
VuVO COUNTRY MERCHANTS...We
II sell you good article of Whiskey, by the barrel,
from 25 to 2s cents per gallon; which than
the quality is worth in Galena. We have also,
American brandy 70 CENTS such you have always
paid s. rs for. Also, French brandies, from rs
$500 When you come to Saint Paul. call at the
of Third and Roberts streets, for
3it6 CATHCART d. BROTHER.
STEWARDS STORE,
Nearly opposite the Post Office in Saint Paul. the store
lately occupied by Monks d CIark)
IN STEWART takes this method Of informing
lie the citizens of st. Paul, that he has opened
Family Grocery and Liquor Store,
Where he will keep the best quality Of Groceries Waes
Liquors and Tobacco, he is offering the very
lowest prices for cash produce; and will be ready
wait upon customers for whatever they may want, in
quantities however small. VIII you look in
Say l.. STEWART.
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LOOK AT THIS!

IUNHE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
Il PANY, Cleveland, Ohio, commenced issuing Poll
ces in March last The number issued up 10 July LIST,
was--l65l
Amount of Property Insured, $l,llS, $4,000.
- Premiums received, 22yOl5.T6.
Business is conducted upon both the Stock and Mutual
plan and the Farmers Department is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department Great caution is ex-
ercsed in taking risks and extra hazardous property is
refused.
UTThe undersigned is prepared to issue Policies upon
either plan, in either department.
GEO w. PRESCOTT, Agent.
ST Paul Aug 2l. 1851 ls-tf
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TaE CRoUF-How TO PREVENT 1T.
A correspondent of the N. Y. Mirror,
a medical practitioner, N an article on
the subject, says:
'sThe premonitory symptom Of Group
Is shriil sonorous cough. The patient
IS not sick-has no fever as often in a
common colds lively, perhaps even
gsyer than usual, his hands are cool,
bis face not flushed. possibly a shade
paier than usual. The solitary symp-
tom NAV last for few days, with no
material Increase or abatement, and
without attracting any notice; suddenly,
however, the disease hitherto latent,
bursts forth in all its fatal fury, and too
often continues its ravages unchecked
10 the dreadful contamination. The
remedies for this symptom Of Group are
simple, and in most instances, perfectly
efficient. They are: mustard poultice,
or a strip of flannel dippedin oil Of tur-
pentine, or spirits Of hartshorn, applied
20 TIE throat and nauseating doses of
Hives syrup, to be continued as long
as the cough remains. BY this timely
employment Of mild agents, unhesita-
fingiy assert that multitude Of lives
might be saved every week, that are
now lost through negligence and delay"
TnsuLIIsG Evxsr.-The Springfield
Republican, describes thrilling event,
which nccurred on the railroad bridge, over
Deerfi~id river, near Greenfield, on Satur-
day afternoon last. The bridge, rs most Of
our readers know, IS abou, so feet above
low watcs marx, aud the railroad track is
laid on top of it. The last train from the
North being behind time, was pushing rap
idly ahead, and a faotman found himself
near the middle of thu bridge, MS the train
approached with lightning speed. He had
MOI time TO Get of the bridge, at either end
--sise space nj the sides Of the trsrk was
TOO sioopiag 70 beresorted TO with safety
and . leap upon the lee asctuw WINS sure
sssaih. In this terrible dilemma, he threw
himself into the trough between the rails,
ssa, Hanging TO the bottom closely. the train
i..ssed over hia. wsihonr harm. ~
T.t.ffH
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vuVHE BOOK OF THE Seasonal new and charm.
Il ing volume OF natural hs,ory-episodes Of insect
Lille by Achca Domestca first series insect Of spring;
second series, insect Of summer L. BROOKES.
C;sena. Oct. 10. 1854. Is
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CTATlONERY OF every description, viz: Letter biIl
- cap, note printing and fancy papers, Bristol and
perforated boards drawing and tracing paper; envelopes;
plain and embossed visiting esrds drawing and writing
pencils; gold pens; Gllots and other steel pens pen
holders sealing WAX; inkstands; waers states; Ink;
blank, account check and memorandum books; pocket
books card cases; portfolios; writing books;
with large assortment Of fncy articles. For sale by
J. BROOKES.
Gslena, Oct Is, 1851. IS
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CAUTION! CAUTION.: CAUTION!.!
n take this occasion inform the public that have
the exclusive agency for Galcna and vicinity } for the
sale of The following justly and deservedy popular Fam
ily Medicines
Graefenbcg Medicines, DR. Swaync's syrup Of cherry
DR. VIM Sloan's Ointment, Dr. Swayne's Vernifuge,
+" =" Cond'n pew'I, DR. Trask's Magnetic Oint'ut,
DR.. NJ ers sarsaparilla, ROakcs Iodine Iininent.
DIR. Siman's hair tonic DR.. Bra2g's remedies,
DIR. Champions Pills, DIR. Merchants gargiing oil,
DR. Brstos y. & b. Hnncnt DR. Marsha's uterine cath
ALSO--ON HAND.
Perry Davis Pain Killer, DR. Chrsties Magnetic Belts
and Fluid, SWANS Panacea Jaynes medicines, Wistars
Basam, Rowand's Tonic Mixture &c, &c. for sale BY
GEORGE C. STROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
july 3. No. 1876 Main street, Galena.
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8. CRAWFORD Il co..

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRuoofsTs,
81 Main Street, Gaiend,
EEANE just received a full supply OF Drugs, Medi-
u q cnos, Paints Oils, Sse-Stufs, Window Glass,
Glassware, Putty, etc. etc They will be constantly
cciyng supplies of the above and other articles in their
line, and would call the attention of those wishing TO
purchase, they offer to sell at ST. Louis prices.
Calenu Oct. 9, 1851. IS
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CHERCTY REI.I.S.

(NIIuRCH, Factory. Steamboat and Locomotive Bells
~ coastantly Oh hand, and PEALs CHIMES of Bells
(of to order Improved castron Yokes
with movable arms, attached 10 these Bells, that
they may be adjusted ring easily and properly and
Springs also which prevent the clapper from resting
the Bel thereby prolonging its sound Hangngs
plee Gnclrdng Yoke, Frame and Wheel furnished II
desired.
An experience OF 50 years in this business by their
father enabled him Ia ascertain the best for Bells
the combination of metals, and degree OF heat requisite
Tor securing IN them the greatest sodity, stfenc anu
most melodious tones; which improvements, together
with his very extensive assortment of patterns
held by the subscribers who have grown the bus
ness and who will every endeavor sustain the
reputation which the establishment has heretofore
oyed, both in th and foreign countries; the bells from
which have repeatedly received the highest awards
the n Y State Agricultural Society and American Ins
tute and mt which were completed Chimes and heavy
Alarm Bells for different :ars of the Union and Canada
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS will still bt
manufactured by the subscribers of which they will
constantly on hand assortment of Transit nstru.
ments Levels, Surveyors Compasses (plan, nonious
aud improved &c. Also, Brass Composition Cast
/ ipgs Of any size cast to order.
All communications promptly attended to.
ANDREW MENEELY'S SONS
West Troy ALBANY Co. n. ". 1851.
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HO! for the Holidays,

H0! for the Holidays.
A LARGE and beautiful collection Of Gift Books is
IN opened for inspection the Book store of
w s Combs, appropriate presents for the approach
The Gem of the Season, for 1852
The Odd Fellows Offering, for :.
The Forget-Me-Not, ="
The Gift of Affection, 4"
The Irving Offering, I" .-r
The Coral, f"
The Moss Rose, 4"
The Ladys Album,
The American Keepsake,
Apples of Gold in Pictures Of Silver.
The above beautifully bound in binding with
splendid steel engravngs, got up expressly for these
works, and offered very low.
ALSO; large collection Of
STANDARD POETS, tt
appropriately bound for Gift Books among which are:
Pope, Heman, Hewitt, Cook, Lauden, Scott, Thomp-
Wordsworth, Byron, Burns, Cowper kerk, Rodgers
Goldsmith Montgomery, Griswold, Norton, Campbell,
Gray, Milton, Moore, aud may others numerous
mention. Call and see
beautiful collection OF Albums,
The Jenny Lind
The Floral Git a.
The Memento,
The Sacred.
The Forset-ne-nos, Z" .rs.Iu
CHILDREN'S BOOKS.
large STOCK on hand and Tor '1 We eses dpaSes
Next door Frrgton's, corner of Capitol and Saint
Anthony streets. ~ +.
UOOChEf CUTLER s--A large assortment of
II fine pocket cutlery Of the best manufacture for
sale By w. S. COMBS.
rOI.D PENS--A fine assortment of the best
~ msnufpcture for sale by w. 8. COMBS
NOVELS! NOVELIST!
a LARGE and complete assortment Of the late Nov
n els just receive and FOR sale Eastern prices at
e- COMBS BOOK STORE
Corner Of st. Anthony and Capitol SITS
". III. STILLMAN a CO., =
No. 3, Roberts Street, have on hand,
81 bills Geniton Apples.
Is do Dry DO
DO ,Buckwheat Flour
Is DO Onions,
1900 Heads prime winter Cabbage,
toxcs Lemons. 4t-a D
And every thing found in the Grocery line; which will
he sold for cash low any house in Saint Paul Call
and see, VIII. STIILMAN * co.
MEAT FOR THE MILLION. 81 =
" M. w ELLIS, at his meat market, Upper end
w Of St. Paul, has for sale the fattest tenderest
beef and the best fresh pork, offered for sale
Paul, and at honest weight and prices Give a trial,
will YOU n - ID - a. =, S30tf = n
We have also Candies, TriPe, Pigs Feet Head Cheese,
ard rather better sNtsases than any links before
offered In -, Faul
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GALENA STORE,
w. III. StiIlman & {

W. n. StIIInan Il Co.
~yOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Saint
w Paul and vicinity that they have opened in the
lower fresh and well selected stock of Groceries,
which are supplied every week from Galena ard st.
LOUIS and which they pledge themselves sell for cash
low be bought north of Galena. Those desir-
of buyibg at retail, will find il their advantage
call and examine their prices.
Constantly on hand-Butter, Cheese Pork, Fish, SUI
gars Teas Co1ees and all articles found in this lipe
TTA genuine article of Family Flour constantly on
hand w. III. :. 81 Co.
Saint Paul, Arg. 2s, 1851. 10
Dnnr STnn