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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

ChiIdreM's Hats and Caps Gifts for the
others about purchase hats
caps fox their children or young friends are invited t.
BANaAS, 1C6 Canal street lie feels assured that the
tmen foreig and d.mes challenge comparison
with any.
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1russes, Shoulder Braces. Fema.s Supper
ters and ladies belts instruments club
weakness Of the ankle joints curvature Of spins
superior elastic for enlarged veins the leg
elastic kDe also children 0LOvERa
No. u Ann street, near the Museum.
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claim tho attention OF travellers Of AhsR -
IRENE eompaeness and utility which renders then g ons,
convenient eempanors TO- all whose business plsasFI
and No. 3S7 Broadway.
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Gifs-Thousanes of delsrs are annually expended on
tribes when lasting remembrance Of come friend be
procured at such smal expense Persons should Gall
early avoid the rush Elegant holiday
MEADE BROTHk RS, artists and Importers.
223 Broadway, opposite the Park Fountain.
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FuIs for tho Holds ys.-Whnt can be more
appropriate for holiday gift to lad than beautiful set
OF Bantas stock comprises sables martins ermne
cuffs and NUTS combining elegaacs with comforts and all
who desire their friends lied Aust the blasts OF
winter invited to call and make their selections
WIN. BANTA, LOG Canal treet, corner of Wooster.
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no THOSE INTEREsTyp IN CAJIroRNTA. :

sta proceed 20 San Frsnnisco the 9th OF Ds0en.
~ 70 t law will g,e ditgsnt attention Ans
rs9GsteTkl bbsn.Bf srtgussdto before departure
John !. DOYLE, II Eastsu st,ect
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snen Dfess Comhs.-xsA1Ao0 ~
respeesuy invited to examine the choice pslesSer q
CON Be AZ the sutscribers ests Ths vv n
yond AL doubt the largest In the city Combs I'D - =
ss7 Broadway between walker ana HSis.D ~. x.s
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-23
DIR. r. II. POTTS,

A TTORNENS AND COUNSELlpRS AT LAW
IA and Solicitors IN Chanccry, II Paul. Minnesota; I;
will attend with promptness ana fidelity AL law bsi
entrusted their i'll Minnesota and the adJol-
ing counties Of Wisconsin.
Particular attention VIII be given TO the collection
OF debts, aud the location OF Land Warrants.
Sept Is, le5l. 22-ly
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NO. XXXVI.

menbers If the House Of Commons, cuardedly look
ing towards him. More than once l felt the pride
Of my country rise higher, and a chord yibrate
though, of her power and destiny, and Witnessed the
tributes to both, in the respect shown 10 her grea,
Senator, Statesman and Patriot.
was struck with Mr.. Wcbster's intimate ftnii
NY with English geneology, and the family naules Of
many persons Of distinction who mentioned Ia
him by their titles. La many instances he would
give little history Of each, going hack Tor several
generations, referring sometimes t. important public
events with which such names associated. HJ
knowledge such sud, .cts surprising, and hs
unostentatious and ready mode II impaTtng it, added
IN no small degree the interest of the occasion. 1t
was altogether one of the greatest interest TO
During the whole Of nv residence in England
recall none with more satisfaction.
met him afterwards, with bis accomplished lady,
at a brilliant reception the Austrian Aubassadors
Prince EsierhaZy. Ii private concert, and
could not fail to notice that even the tones Of Gris,
during the intervals Of their volume and sweetness
did net always aay the desire TO see and hear Mr..
Webster.
IL the House OF Lords, it, which, AS an American
Senator, he received with distinctions the elo
quence OF Lyndhurst, and Bousham, an,. VI ncelsea.
and now and then a few pointed sentences from Wei
hngon, may well be supposed 10 have had charms
tor him; but IA that asScmlage of British Peers and
Statesmen, many OF them cultivated to the highest
point Of exaitation to which wealth and leisure and
noble ambition have power 10 cary men up, Yet It
may be well doubted, il there was onc lBroughan
eXcepted) who could exercise potent sweep
over the intellect and judgement Of his fellows,
eDchain both by slbmer exhibitions of oratory in h
highest departments. B.ou. ham, by his fearless ant
spirit siirias eioquence; bis tremendous POWER; hI.
glowing and gtterng genus; his universal knowi-
edge; his quickness; his versatility, al erarc AZ
he was; Brougham would have been match Tor
him. possibly Sir Robert Peel might have been,
with shades OF difference in the other House. An
Intellectual conflict betwccn such incn would nave
been mighty exhibition OF super Iorit, hoth sides,
and il would have been curious speculate upon tire
Judgment of an impartial audience if could have
been obtained,
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Twenty Years Ago.

I've wandered to the ilage, Tom, pve sat bsucath
the tree
Upon the schoolhouse playground, which sheltered
! YOU and me;
R,, mono ,v.re ,hsr, ,, o,,o, mn ro, 80, ..o..
ief, IN knou,
That played with upon the grass. some twenty
years ago.
The o,,ss = ;.s, ,s ,,..s, rr.u, ,.a ,,
rl,.
We're sno,,,o ms, =, ~. did ,,., ,,;,, .n;.;,.
nc nav
But The aMas,o,,, .lssrs ,,o, ,h. h;u ,,h;., .,,,
DER with SNOW
Afforded us sliding place, ius, twenty wears arc.
The old scboo.bo,s, ;s ,,,er,.a .o,,o .,o ,oo,,os
ere reol,oed
Bv r.e.v ooos ver, ,;Lo ~. .,,,o o...
defacca.
But the same ola b;..s ,ro =, ,ho all H.. IL,
sw;nrs to and f,o
Ire ,n,s;c ;us, tho .,a ,o.. r.. ,.
wears ago.
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n. IL, :,
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ago.
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H.. .,,...... p
.w;do.
D.. ,,,, ,,,,,,o ,,o a;,, :; ,,:,o. .... .lo.,. l..
ve rlaved tho be,,
And swung our observation-disclosures ri,l,',--ius,
twenty years ago.
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so.a;a, hooh
T.. ,,o., ,,,.,,s ,,,oo so h;ah ho, ,. o....II -,
,., oh.
,nd L,ool;,,, a,,,, ., oo, ,u;.L H. r.
s,ar,od ~
Ia 500 how m,ch ,b,t am ,ban,,a .;,co ,,,oo,,
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Z. 8. NEW ELL.
Commission Merchant.

A ND Dealer in Foreign aud Domestic IIardware
N cook, parlor and heating stoves of all kinds,
leCted from the Troy, Cincinnati and ST. Louis markets
comprising the most varied assortment OF double oven
stoves and ranges the Eastern market affords. Hollow
ware kettles pots skes furuaces frying pans
waffle irons, shoveis, topgs, &c.
AhoFarniing utensils, poushs, cradles, rakes, hoes
shovels thes snaths, aNe, saws sad irons, zinc
spring balances, coffee mills, Wire nas lacks &c
Japaned ware of all kinds, lamps and cadasticks of
brass. iron and n britani and kitchen ware tea and
coffee pots spoons, ladies', skimmers, tea coffee and sill
boxes; scrub backing and other brushes hydraue
apparatus; we'll cisern and house pumps OF all sizes;
water rams, lead pipe sheet, bar and pig lead &c
my stand on Third, Roberts street, Saint Paul
Minnesota. f. 5. n.
september i, 1851. 20-tf
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HOPKINS AND BROTHER.

SUCCESSORS or DANIEL HOPKINS,
sEAVE just opened Thrd-st, near Jackson street,
general assortment of family goods aEd family
groceries,; also crockcgy nails and variety Of other
goods such calicoes, srings and .heeIings linen,
wOoen, and cotton goods Of all dscrptions boots ana
shoes ct all sizes ana qualities for men and women 90!
and gr!s also, various qualities Of sugar, coffee, tea,
saeratus, and all sorts of spices ready made clio hing
bToOms, nuts, mOlasscs vinegar, pork, mackerel, cod
fish, clothes pius tobacco of all qualities; aud butter,
lard oysters lour, crackers, dried fruit also, window
glass ard putty, ropes, bed cords, powder shot, caps
bacon, soap, candesin fact, every thing We intend 10
sell very small profit, Tor quick pay. Call and
anime Tor yourselves and try
DANIEL HOPKINS,
jul5.-l3-lv. PETER HOPKINS.
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DRS. BRISBiSE u WILEY,
llh Inn md AurnoAnS

s~- G. w. BIDDiE, late of Pittsburg, Pa,
sSA<<--3 has permanently located ia Saint Paul
lSrS-nN Fourteen years close application 70 his
'-A-lIJ pTOlessiOn, together WITH large and
heanl assortment Of psi and gum teeth, enable him
from entire set OF teeth by pheric
pressure with beautiful representation of The natural
gum, rest oring the mouth TO its natural shape.
7D.eascd teeth permanently saved BY plugging; useless
lee "a extracted with iilc pain possible. Teeth
rleansed and diseased gums restored II health.
Oi.ice Junction OF Hill and SAINT Anthony street
y. B.-AlI Jobs warranted.
ST. Paul, MaN -. i-Iy
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ST. PAUL FERRY.

vENTIE subscribers have ready new horse boat
u and ali things in com retc o.der tor crossing the
river at 81. Paul, Lower Landing, with all passengers
and teams We shall he ia attendance AT the Ferry, al
the usual of business, and possible, A all
the constant attendance of good Ferryman. The
rates ierfiage lower here th any ether ferry
from st. LOUIS TO 81. Paul.
JAMES NJ GOODHrE,
ISAAC \. GOODHUE,
iy2o PropfIctors.
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JOHN HOLLAND l. Co.

AUCrIoNEERs GENERAL AGENTS
E1NURNITURE Warehouse Bench street, Saint Paul,
II Improved Farms, Town lots, and houses for sale
or rent. Advances consingnnents and prompt pay
ment on sales. Good references given when required.
ST. Paul ApriI I5 l652 5o-ly
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WAR EAGLE MILLS. AT GALENA.
rRNiE subscriber is agent OF Flour from the aboy mills
u ard will have constant supply on hand of super
fine and superne, which will be sold at mill prices,
freight added.
Tie superior quality of this Flour is known to all who
have tried it, and it ony requires trial here make
4 favOrite family Flour of Minnesota.
JOHN HARRINGTON.
St. Pani, Nav 60 1851.
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MUSIC.

HIRS. BIDDtE teacher Of music, announces to the
" ladies Of 1t. Paul and vicinity, that she will give
instructors the Piano Forte. Former success III
bringing pupils rapidly forward warrants promise oi
general satisfaction. Those wishing her services,
cal! al her residence, Junction o Hill ami ST. Anthony
streets
ST Paul Nav 49, At
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WILLIAM TAYLOR,
Barber and Hair.DresSer.

HAS bnt and fitted mp a SHAVING SALOON, on
Il L Third street, next door Of the new Post Of
ce in Saint Paul, TO the luxury style aud
elegance Of the growing metropolis Minnesota where
he will be happy to citizens and strangers Saint
Paul. in every branch Of his business according the
best Of his ability
Iuue
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III. NJ. +. DAVIS.

TURNER GENERAL,
Minnesota street door below Third street adjoinnt
Si, Is a hunt aiii et-wale ku,,.t...
STAIR Eaii,I.rs, Ealusiiaties, tulaal OF the dil
~ ieieht "rers ut architecture, Fool tiand
iiubs, &c tuned to order pI Ohty aid il. kIna III,
NslLef- - SeitS-Z.-y
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BOELP. GHAS. H.. 0AkE5.
EORUp & OAkE.S.
YsNIIE undersigned having formed a copartnersip for
Il transaCtins Exchange and BanhiI business i'll all
it's various branches, will be prepared furnish sight
AID time exchanges the East, and principal cities of
Inc West. Remittances Great Britain, Ireland, and
continent of Europe, made i'll Sums TO suit purclas
Sight and time bills and European changes purchased,
collections made, and procees remittdd usual
of exchange. All other business committed care
lunctualiy attended TO-
BORUP & OAKES.
lI-tf
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r f. X II : ::
Saint Paul Duainrss Gar05.

~
kKTOlLD respectfully iiog.n the citizens of Saint
w Paul and vicinity, that he has returned after a
temporary absence at months, and his pro-
.essloal the public. Thankful for past
ad soliciting share al public patronage, he will prac
iico upon the Eclectic Reform Principle discardng
curry IA all lis FORMS lie Will be found S his old stand
= ali hours, except when professionally, engaged.
Au! 10, 1851. 2-jl
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NATHAN SpICER,

WGtoknasr aud Je'pelier, Third Street, ST. Pau'.
ElAS just received well selected stock of Clocks,
Il Watches and Jewery, consisting in part, fol-
lows Gold Bracelets, lockets Breast Pins, Scarf Pins
Can Ring, Ear Rings, Finger Rings Gold Pens, Pencil
Chains Buckles Slides Silver and German Silver thin
bes Spectaces and Protectors Clocks and Watches
of every kind quality and price. Combs, Cutlery Per-
fnnery, &c, which for sale very cheap for Cash
Clocks, Watches and JeweirJ repaired in the best
M and warranted, LA
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GREAT EXHIBITION.

Ar JOHN HOLLANDS FURNITURE AND INDUSTRIAL SALE
ROOMS, BENCH 81, SAINT PAUL.
A LARGE stock Of Chairs, Lounges B.dsteaos. Cen
"A tre Card and eating Tables, Bureaus and other az
ticies that's wanted hum. Ladies and gentlemen,
YOU thats married and You amt, and secad-
mtance free Selling cheap for cash, oats, free
trade More arrivals by Greek Slave and other boats.
Work made to order. JOHN HOLLAND,
sept3O -24-3u Painter.
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FIR ESTE ME r.

q have an arrangement now for keeping fresh meat
Il ice in winter temperature; and shall BE- spar
ing neither OF pains nor money TO have the choicest
beef pork mutton lamb, sausages, and other varieties
customers may send in their children for
bit of tenderine, steak roast, something else
good and they shall have the best the shop, aud
honest weight. My shop, remember, is ST. Anthony
street just few steps above Fullers story brick
may27-6u VIM. WELLS.
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MEAT STALL.

THE subscriber has just opened the Of ird
i and Jackson sts., BU TCHER'S STALL, in which
viii be found usually every variety Of the best
can be obtained. II will be his eDdeavor MEAT the
hOnorably with those who may favor him with CALL
His experience him of his capacity do Justice
business which more than many others requires prac-
tce and skill He. WOLF.
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NoteIs ano Boarotng Douses.
ST. PAUL HOUSE.

VTWIS house, formerly Kept BY J. w Bass, being The
- original hotel OF ST. PaHl, the of Third
Jackson Streets opposite the Minnesota Outfit tho
roughly repaired and remoelled and with the additions
now made il of the mos, spacious and conve
nient hotels in town. Having taken lease Of H. and
fited il up throughout with new frniture invite the
travelling public to call upon me; believing they will find
ihis house equal 10 the best all respects The charges
will he very moderate GEORGE WELLS.
St. Paul, july 20. 1852 ,f
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&C. .TIVTCHELL CO.,
Forwarding and Commission House,

MEM ORLEANS
TaIiIS loag established house couine their attention
strictly sales ami purchases on commission, and
20 the forwarding business generally They solicit
continuance Of the liberal patronage heretofore given
them. dec.93i-ly.
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st. paul Business CARDS.
SPIRITUAL LKNOCKINGS IN sT. PAUL.

FBiE Subscriber, on the of Fifth and Minneso-
n Ia streets, is now Mock Mock Nockins old
rags into handsome cheap and durable CARPETS Ladies'
ana gentlemen, please call and those spiritual knock
ings you will nos ntrude
large quantity OF carpet warp hand and carpets
nsde To order T.. NJ. WALTERS.
81. Pau, May l3, 1852. 4-,f
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ROCK ISLAND FOUNDRY AND Ma
CHINE SHOP.
AyER,S CUERRY pECTORAL.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
AUCTION: AUCTION:

n have changed my place Of business and now occupy
n the Ben. W. Br,nson's stcre, on Thlrt
street, between Jackson anG Roberts.
Persons Wishing To send me consignmfnts will please
leave them at the store Of Ben. W. Brunson, where
shall sell during the winter.
F. COLLINS, Auct.
st. Paul! Dec. 2, l652--it
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Commission HOuse, Saint Louis.
TSS-IClIEII Il 1IOGRlDfs

CoMaIssIQN FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
1NORNER Commercial and Pine streets, ST Louis.
u VIII promptly attend to all neIts ana i'll
make liberal cash advances Orders for purchasing Will
be promptly filed at the lowest possible prices.
REFERENCES.
Geo. Collier, Page d Bacon, Charjoss,>
Blow * Co, Chouteau il Valie, ST. Louis.
Doan King & Co.
II. ID. NcwconIb d. Bro, w. 3 Observation-Disclosures.
Ellis d Morton, Strader g. German, tc,,,o;,.c,i
Hosea 4: Frazer, Springer & " hteman O"''
L. &. TwiclelI * Co.--Ne!c Orleans.
dec. 2i-ly.
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Third Street, ST. Paul, November 20, le5l.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY,

FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
II ARGE stock Of BonEets Mrs. Marvin's Millinery
H Establishment, Third street, reduced prices. The
Ladies OF ST. Paul respectfully informed that Mrs
Marvin has received large and very elegant stock of
Bonnets, which she is now opening, and to which she
invites their attention. She has hand a large
variety both in style and MATERIAL which she offering
at lower prices than ever before in ST. Paul.
II the Ladies Will call early. Mrs. VI. has no doubt
that they will be induced to purchase.
81. Paul. NAV 2e.
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Saint Eouls.

r. CHOUTEAU, JR. JAS. HARRISON. FELIX VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau. Harrison & Valle,
UlROPRIETORS of the st. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS.
Il viii keep on hand full supply of merchant bar
iron, boiler plate, sheet and nails, manufactured
their establishment from the Of the Iron Mountain,
and Will also keep all other articles usually kept
store, which they invite the attention of country
merchants
~ arehousc, No. l29, Second street, St. Louis No
CHAS. w. BORUP,
Agent at 81. Paul.
May 2 ISL 3-tf
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THE RICE HOUSE.

VHNiE Three Story Brick on 81. Anthony St, lately
IL occupied as the store OF III. NJ. Rice, is now
verted into Hotel; which with such additions il
are contemplated will make IL very spacious and
venient establishment. Every effort will be exered
make this house first rate one; such will crafty the
wishes Of all guests and travellers. Our coaches will
take guests and their baggage and from tie boats
free OF charge Strangers st. Paul. before credtipg
the report that our "rooms all full" may do well TO
cali upon Perhaps, they viii find better rooms, bet
tet Aurnture and better fire than they anticipated
JOSEPH DANIELS.
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Have YOU good UNDERSTANDING !

HhFC !Ou SUOU Z NaCf StdKUINS
MARVIN. invites the public to examine the
- best stock Of materials in his line, that has ever
been in the Territory lie challenges either side
the Atlantic 20 produce better quality Of French Cali
Skins specially adapted for the winter season
On hand also, Ladies' fine made shoes and
gqiters Also Gentcueu's Calf Hip Boots the best
that can be made You know the stand-1hrd street
near Roberts street.
SaintPaul, November. 1851. 81
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w. 6. SWIMMER,

NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT,
CORNER of Second and Chesnut streets, (oyer the
y Post Office, ST. Louis. No
REFERENCES
Messrs. Il. s. w. CampbeilI Messrs. Hayden & Wilson,
Adolphas Meier&coi :" H&R Whttemore
ST. Louis, June H. eff
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TO THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL.

EkEEPLY sensible of past iavors again invite your
~ attention 10 my Nli.LlN EkY ESTAB.
LfSH HNlENT, confidently assured that can show
variety of materials and trimmings that will repay
Inspection.
My facilities now increased for suppl, ing you with
the latest les and hope be able TO meet every DC
lnand which tastc and style may require.
My arrangements for the season, am persuaded viii
fully ensure that 70 which the Ladies OF Saint
faul arc so willing to contribute, when punctuay and
anxiety 10 please, blended with knowledge OF what
their excellent taste requires.
NJ. A. MARVIN.
Third Street. ST. Paul November 90 ls5I 81
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CASH FOR BLACKSMITHING

w have bought out the brick blacksmith shop Of
w Mr. Taylor and the pow shop adjoining II, near the
JUNCTION Of Fori Hill and ST Anthony streets, ST. Paul
where shall carry on blacksmithng and plOw making
in aeparmens OF the business either furnishing stock
not may be desired. We intend to do work strict
Iy upon cash principles while therefore, shall rigid
iy exact prompt payment the prices Of labor will be
VERY Low. Will the public Try our work and our
prices! ABBOTT d. SONS.
iul5. by
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ROOk BINDING.

BOOK BINDING.
rHNlE subscriber would respectfully inform the citi-
a Of ST. Panl an, its vicinity, that he is car
ing on the above business in the end story of x. NJ.
slcnoeEs new building corner of 5h ana Robogt street.
Particular attention paid binding Magazines Period
cs &C., IN plain fancy binding al the shortest notice
and on reasonable terms.
JAMES MACINTOSH.
T. Paul, March 25, 1882. 49-tf
NEW LIVERY STOCK.
1DATTiSON ~ BENSON, have purchased, and ex-
IL pect early in Ma,, addition to their Livery
Stock several and elegant carriages, bAsges aud
barouches also harnesses and horse furnishings ard
equipage Of the most elegant description.
AlSO--au additional stock of line blooted, well bro
ken horses Query. III "spifted" horses i under
The Liquoa Law, viii they be in danger OF being knoc
cd IN the head:
Our entire new stock will cost over si0Oc,00. No
other stable in the West, out of Saint Loais, will be
found complete as
VIII our friends and the public please remenher that
the Livery Stable in the Ancli.an House.
II the upper end OF Saint Payl, they all hours
have such convey aGce by land, wheels horse
back, as they may desire?
PATTISON & BENSON
81. pan, April, Is, 1872. 52-f
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION
STORE,
On 81. Anthony Street, taco doors beotc the AmeTican
House.
YSNiE undersigned would respectfully invite the aten
tion Of the public, to their large and well selected
stock of Groceries and Provisions. Also, Ready Made
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Wines Liquors, Nails, Glass,
Hardware, etc. all OF which will be sold cheap cash
g1Please call and examine before purchasing else
where. IRVINE Il BROTHER.
St. Paul, Oct. l6, l65l 26
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- y. II. PKfCE,
HtiASTERER. can be found near the corner Of Jack
a son ana Sixth streets, the lower shingie mill
H. H. T. has served regular apprenticeship the bnsi-
hess oi piasters and believes he give entire salts
faction To those who may employ him. any branch
his business.
T. S-Two good Journeym,en are wanted Immediately
81. raul, Amg. II. lS1l. IL