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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-26
LOVE IN HIS YACHT.


As sailing down LIES sunny streams,
Young Love wss gaiy sitting,
In pleasures gondola OF deans,
And Joy was az the.heIm
His CO lors ere the rainbow hues,
But far, aye far, more fitting,
His canvass was supplied him
By the spiders film;
His raISlng masts, his bow and sha #
The pennant was his hand uated;
The cordage was of true love knots;
The Prov his wing obeys,
His sails Were filled with victims siehs,
Which waited him along the tide:
But how he suehed to find they all
Blew different ways
For some into the wished for port
VI Hymen tam would pilot him;
While those who'd ong been anchored there
Would once more empt the sea.
frudes, long who scorned his power and frowned,
Most fondly now would smile at him,
And proud hearts once so boosted free
His slaves would be.
Some lips which long had lost all charm,
For augh but scandals faency,
Sent him a retaining kiss
But Love refused the Zee,
Yet had thy smile, my own loved oCt
BY chance had caught the truants eye,
He'd owned his cynOsure VOC there,
And seered by thee,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-26

A PERsEvERING TRAvELLER.--A gentleman fror,
New Orleans arrived in the ears at Richmond Snndav
evening, en- route North. Learning that the Potomac
was mass Of ice, he nextm lrning took the rain
tor Port Wallha1. IN hopes OF reaching the steamer
Augusta which connects with the bay boats IN Rai6
more. Finding that the Augusta, owing TO the sscod
Obstruction, was inaccessible, he wen 10 Petersburg
procured ticket, and proceeded TO Weldon, where
he met the Seaboafd and Roanoke train for this place
arriving here on Wednesday. 70 his great dlsmay
however, he found he navigation OF the bay frozen up
Nothing daunted at this event, yesterday mofang he
took the back track to Charleston, determined 60
on boark the steamer which sails direct from that port
to New York. Ii ioied in this attempt, he was re
solved to take passage in the Isabel 10 Havana and
proceed in that way to the point OF his dssna tion--
Upon being asked why lie urgent % affair the
end OF his journey, he replied that he had started to
see the famous daasnese, Lola Moptsz, and that he
wou Id do it at all hazards aud to the last extremity
We wish him 4 happy deiverance.-NafdE ArgUs
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-26

For CAL1FoRNIA.-The Nacoochee Minine Com.
pany LETT this ming the steamer Isabel for Cali.
eighty woolly heads board. hound Tor The Gold
Diggings. There were three hundred whites.
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HIGH PRICES FOR sLAvEs.-The Fayetteville OBJ
server staes that the sale OF The estate of the late
hon klehard Hines, in Edgecombe county, N. C.,
last week, ne gro men sold at from $1,000 $500
none al less than $1,000; and women from $500 tt
Ssoo' These, says the Observer. are the hghes
sales we have heard of yet, and probably owl
70 the crowd collected by the large number to be sold
Gone hundred and nineythrse) and the extensive no
tee gwen by adver sing.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-26
MARCY IN THE ZELDA New York corresoop.
don't OF the Mobile Register in recent letter saua

dent OF the Mobile Register, in recent letter saws
Marcy has buckled his armor all but his snur,,
ana 10 the held, open ard above board and to set
his position entirely st rest | have his owe word for
l. that he Is candidate for the Presidency expects to
get he nomination and expects to be elected. New
as hs IS entirely unohecIonahls to the South, a man
OF eminent talents, sound the Compromise, aud ac
cefdlng to history took with his own hands the s'first
British flag in the arof 1872" we shall be oblued
to shoulder our mu>kets and help him axe the Wig
flag of SO. So mote it be-" Ing
Easier said than dons, nv fine fellow.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-26
JanuarM4, 1852.

05-Being obliged to leave the city, refer persons
disposed to purchase the Times, TO Wood Boudin,
Esq, and 10 Dr. j. G Cabell, who fully empower
ed by me to act in this matter.
Until sold, the management of the paper is entrust-
ed 10 Mr.. Thomas Bailie, who will continue con.
duet the same; the financial department will continue
under Mr. ]. N. Smith.
Mr. Thomas J. Dunnavdnt Is recognised as a col
loctor for the Office. H. DARLINGTON.
January Is, 1852
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7 II Il "A 7 II f.
Lessee and MANAGER. VIM 7, Manila
REINFORCEMENT OF
M IS CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN

On MONDAY EVENING, Jan. &C.
Will be performed, an entirely new Drama, as writ
ten expressly for Miss Cushman, entitled
THE BANKERS WIFE.
Augusta ....................Ms s Cushman
La Gitana, by........."..........M ad'e Ciocca
10 be followed by the farce of the
WOOL DEALER.
Deuteronomy Duti ............Mr Burke
To conclude with
ny UNCLE AT RICHMOND
Flighty ......................M Mr. Bresford
Mrs Trctrac.. .............. Mrs Potter
ADMISSION Boxes so cents; Parquetts so cents
Centre Gallery IS cents; Coloted Gallery 25 cents
Eastern Gallery IS cents.
Doors open at quar- Ter as 6curtain will rise at
a gu after past Z o'clock.
~ A few season and monthly tickets can be had
on application at the Box office IA 2G
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TO THE PUBLIC.
THE TIMES NEWSPAPER.

The unexpected death of my son, VIM. c. Caring
ton has deyolved upon me, his legal representative
the necessity Of making such arrangements as will
ensure the regular publication Of this paper.
Unused to this particular kind OF business, | would
greatly prefer TO sell the establishment.
Failing in this, il my purpose 10 employ capable
Editor manage the paper for the benefit of my sons
family.
Whichever alternative is adopted the paper will be
faithful to the principles ii has heretofore maintained
it will be to the Wing party, and to the cause
Internal Improvement in Virginia.
Those disposed to purchase, informed, that the
paper is in prosperous condition; that its daily
and country circulation is already large and might,
with little effort, be materially ncreased the adyer-
Using patronage is good, steady and rahable, and
there now in the Printing Office 1000 lbs. of new
type, Ordered during the last illness Of e proFreor)
together with every other requisite for renewing tn
paper. In addition the type and fixtures, is an ex
esllent Printing Press. (Naper's single cylinder pa
tent.) which cost originally Sl700.
9o-Al persons having claims against the Office will
present them. and those indebted earnestly re-
euested come forward and discharge their respec-
tive obligations.
Fl. DARLINGTON, Executor of
William c. Darlington
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Exchange Bsok Stock changed hands ia Norfolk,
at public auction Thursday at si0IalO4.
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HEAVY FAILURE "A teiegraphc despatch from n
Orleans to the Charleston papers, announces he sus
pension OF the house Of Messrs. Maunsei Il White.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-26

GOVERNOR OF MlssissirrL-Gov. Foote's majority
is officially ascertained TO be s93 The whole vote
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-15
CHURCH BELLS.

GtHURCH, Factory, Steamboat and Locomotive Bells
~ constantly Oh hand and PBALs CHIsEs of Bells
(of any nrmberc order Improved castron Yokes,
with movable Arms attached these Bells that
they be adjusted TO ring easily and properly, and
Springs also, which prevent the clapper from resting
the Be thereby prolonging its sound. Hangngs COM
plete Qncludns Yoke, Frame and WheelD furnished il
desired.
An experience Of so years in this business by their late
father enabled him to ascertain the best form foe Bells
the combination Of Metals and degree OF heat requisite
for securing them the greatest sold;y, strength and
most meodious tones; which improvements, together
with his ysry extensive assortment e patterns
held by the subscribers who have grown in the BUSH
ness, and who will every endeavor sustain the
reputation which the establishment has heretofore
joye both In this and foreign countries; tie bells from
which, nave repeatedly received the highest awards of
the N Y State Agricultural Society and American ns,i-
tuie; and at which were completed Chimes and heavy
Alarm Bells for different parts of the Union and Canada
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS will still be
manufactured BY the subscribers OF which they will have
constantly on hand an assortment of Transit nsiru-
ments Levels, Surveyors Compasses (plan, nonious
and improvedD &c. Also, Brass Composition Cast
ines of any size cast 10 order.
All communications promptly attended to.
ANDREW MENEELY'S SONS.
West Troy, Albany Co., N. Y, 1851.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-15
CHEAPER THAN EvER!!

VUlrIE Subscriber would respectfully announce the
citizens Of St. Paul, and the rest Of mankind that
he has received and selling the best stock Of goods
that be found in "these dggins" certain and will
continue sell cheaper and ut less profits than any In
this Territory either at wholesale RETAIL for eash and
nothing shorter. Ii consists, In part Of the following
DRY.GOODSs
large and very superior assortment OF Ladies Zine
Dress Goods, such Prints, Alpacas, Ginghams, De-
Lainss Thbet Cashmeres, French Nernoes, Also,
good assortment Of shawls veils hoods scar gloves
Hosiery, MantIaa Laces Edgngs, Bonnet and Cap Rib
bons, flowers, pins needles and combs Of great variety
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
consisting of overcoafs dress and ock coats pants
vests pea jackets under and overshr knit and flannel
drawers country made socks etc. Also, On extensive
LADIES' SHOES AND BOOTS,
of every variety and price, together with good asscrt
ment Of Gens Moroccos, Cali, Kip and Congress Boots,
Calf Kip, Gumeasc, and Patent Leather shoes; Boys
abundance. Also, good assortment Of
HATS AND CAPS,
consisting Of Fur Cloth, and plush caps for men, and
Cloth and glazed cars for boys fur silk and BueEa Sists
Hats, &c. Together with good supply Of
QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE,
Hardware and Cutlery, Drugs and Medicines, Groceries
and Provisions etc. etc all OF which, land the hall has
not been meniioned will be sold extremely low for cash
rs We are going Of the trade in the sprrg Please
examine our stock before making your purchases, and
you will be well paid for your trouble deter
mined TO wage of termination against high prices
Store Third street, between Roberts and Jackson 81
u. N. SPENCER.
ST. Paul, November, 1851.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-15
THE STONE STORE.

Ee,r Goods OF Lou Prices.
W. SIMPSON, csrncr Of Third and Roberts .trects,
- has just received entire stock Of Dry Goods
Boots & Shoes, Fats Caps, Hardware, Wccdenwa are,
Queensware, ETC. Furniture, large stock; Farm nipple
ments Of all kinds, etc. etc. TO which he invites the
tention Of purchasers.
June &c, 1851. U0)
LIQUORS.
DORT, Madeira, Clarct Malaga and other Wines; old
y pale Coenac, Fourth Proof and Baldwin's Anieri-
Brandy Bourbon Whisky, Gin, Rum, etc. For sale
low by june 26-(lo) j. ". SfMPSOT.
T<ROcERIES-Tes Sugar Coffee, S. II. Molasses
" Rice etc. For sale low by
June I6. Qo) JW. SIMPSON.
KETCHUPS, Peppersauce, Pickles, Preserves, Sauces,
June 90. G1) nv, SIMPSON,.
large lot Of Bedsteads constantly on hand and for
n sale by juno l6.-(lW j. W. SIMPSON.
BACON Hams Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, always
xS on hand and for sale by
June l6. Qo) IN. SIMPSON.
LvAMiLY FLOUR, Eikader extra aud other brands;
II always on hand and for sale by
June l6. UG nv. SIMPSON.
fine assortment OF boots and shoes, polka, buskinx
IA bootees misses, boys and childreps shoes, which
June IS. Qo) IN. SIMPSON
READY made clothing, large lot, for sale by
HI June 9s. j. W. SIMPSON.
LNRESH butter and cggs, corn meal, western reserve
II cheese, etc, for sale low by
June ss. Qol JW. SIMPSON
(SooKlNG stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
~ June &c. J. ". SIMPSON.
IDURE and No J. lead, glass, putty and nails, alway
June 2s. J.W. SIMPSON,.
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ELFELT g. BROTHERS,

NJ est REsrEcrYuLLy solicit the attention of the
lV1 citizens Of 81 Paul. and It's surrounding country,
to examination Of their large and splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Lately received from the Eastern Cities which they
mong their may be found the following, being
only part of their heavy stock ..--.
TIE LAINEs-of every quality, from 20 cent. to
II IS cents, at .sELrELT Bao's.
CAsHMERE--A .'e.n'ifal ,,se,.m.n to s. Be had
ALPACAs--PIain,f Figured, Black and chanseablc,
"A may be found at ELrELr BRo's
nRESS SILKS--Black, Figured, and a variety Of
IL styles, to be found az " ELFgLTs
CATINs and Florences, for Bonne, Linings-cvcry
- color For sale at acN EIFELTs'
VELvETs--Rieh silk, and Cotton DO, 70 a Be seen
Nsox and Belts beautiful
h assortment For sale At ELFsLrs'
NRAvATS AND SCARFS--Gent's black and
For sale IT ELFELr & Bios.
cCARFy--Mens and Boys wooIen--s large varie-
- ~, from 20 cts. TO 81, At ELFELTs'
ESLOTHING-.A large assortment Of Clothing and
~ meas wear, TO be found At ELFELrs'
CARPErs--Fioor and stair Csrpe,iHg, very cheap
OM -LFELTs'
H.AssIMEREs-pIneh poc.kin and Fancy Cas-
~ simercs, for sale at ELFELrs'
HLOTHS--Binc, black, and Fancy colorcd Cloths,
~ very cheap At ELrELrs'
WINDOW cURTAINs--A superior .r,iel.
w for window curtains, At ELFELrs'
LSLANNELs, Tickings and Linsey,-A Large as
II sortment, to be had at ELFELTs'
DUCKSKIN MITS and Gloves for 50 cents at
ID s-s ELFELT's
HtLOvES--Men's and wonens Kid, silk, and wool
NJ en- Gloves, az ELFELTs'
VXyOOLEN HaifIIose--a good srticle-oay IS
w ceats, at Ht ELFELTx'
II Bk rs-.Isdies' Linen Cambria Kdkfr from IS cts
N 70 Es, Cor sale II ELFELrs'
n ACE Upderslesyes-A superior assortment, to BE-
IL found n ELrELrs
LNDGINGs cpd Insertings--A Large stock Of silh,
- Cotton. camhEic, swiss AMI lasanpt Eagiass and
Ihsertings At ELFELrs'
Vy0YS--A great variety OF Tays and Fancy Articles
Toy Room Of ELfEiT & Bec's.
November, 1851 :2y
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Ho! for the Holidays.

A LARGE and beautiful collection of Gift Books Is
n now opened for inspection ut the Book Store OF
w. Combs, appropriate presents for the approach
ing Christmas and New Years; among which are
The Gem of the Season, for 1859
The Odd Fellows Offering, for "
The Forget Me-Not,
The Gift of Affection, "
The Irving Offering, "
Tae Coral, D."
The Moss Rose, .".. r
The Lady's Album,
The American Keepsake,
Apples of Gold in Pictures Of Silver.
The above beautifully bound IN morocco binding, with
splendid steel engravings got up expressly for these
works, and are offered very low.
ALSO; large collection Of ...
STANDARD POETS,
appropriately bound for Gift Books among which
Pope, Heman Hewitt, Cook, Lauder, Scott, Thoinp-
son. Wordsworth, Byron, Burns Cowper, kerk, Rodgers
Goldsmith, Montgomery, Griswod, Norton, Campbell,
Young. Blair, Burke, Johnson Serne Topper SOuthey,
Gray, Milton, Moore and may others too numerous to
mention. Call and see.
ALBUMS.
A beautiful collection Of Albums:
The Jenny Lind
The Floral Gift
The Memento,
The Sacred,
The Forget-mc-
CHILDREN'S BOOKS.
A large stock on hand, and for sale cheap, by
VS.. COMBS,
Next door Farrinstons, corner Of Capitol and Saint
Anthony streets.
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p X. JOHNSON.

Draper and Tailor, Jackson street, nearly Opposite
the Minnesota Store
DESrECTFULLY announces 10 the peoris Of Mime.
~ sotn Territory that be Is carrying the Merchant
Tailoring business, where he Offers r SALE and employs
experenced worknen TO make into garaaentf cheap for
cash, the following named articles H2 TT '-lls
French Engiish and American Broad Cloths Fiain and
Fancy Cassireres, great variety Of rich yestines me
Shirts, Collars, Drawers, Understands, suspendera
Gloves, Cmvats, Hats variety VI goods for summer
Clothing. aud many articles mentioned, which for
peatness durability and n cannot be surpassed by any
IN the trade Thankful for past fesors, he sofei,s
continuance OF the same. "a - -gtr, n
PIX JOHNSON
ST Paal June g. 1851.
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JOHN MORGAN,

.Mid,ray bei,reen ST. Pss,l and !Siillssatsr,
nEGS leave to say TO strangers whiting Min
ID nesota, and the public generally, that having
now made his arrangements complete for the &C
commodation Of the public, and being situated
in the midst of the most delightful scenery, sur
rounded by lakes that abound in fish, and in an
atmosphere Of unsurpassed purity-he hopes to
see company from abroad, as well a. from neigh
boring villages. They will find the charges
moderate. as. n q v3-l0
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-15
SAINT CHARLES HOTEL,

= AT fHtHOHy'
TIME subscriber has taken a lease of this large Ho
II tel, with all its out-buiIdngs and appertainings-
Sensible that there demand the Falls foi public
house Of the frs Glass; the subscriber promises
come TO the highcst standard, the market
Minnesota will admit; and will endeavor having an eye
all over the premises to ascertain all the time Whist
D. E. MoULToN
Sept. 4, 1851. 2o-ly
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FARM TO LET.

nNE Of the oldest and finest Farms in the Territory
~ Of Minnesota, known the 'CARoTHERs' FARM,
situated in Washington County, On the Cottage Grove
road about twelve miles from ST. Paul This place in
the centre OF a hicky settled farming community, and
contains leo acres with about eighty under Guilt
walton, fine wood and water privileges, together with
farm house, barn. ard other outhousex II is familiarity
known the plumb Farm and will be let indus
IFiouk practical farmer upon easy and advantageous
terms. For further information apply to Gen James
McC. Boal.
st. Paul, November II, 1851. 3ltf
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GRADUATE OF Harvard University, Cambridge,
SE Ns.s. Dr. r. believes IL duty, q stranger, he
himself and the community, he intends to make
p. fA his permanent residence to state that he has
had years experience in the hospitals and practice
6 the Eastern cities ard also Of the diseases Of the Mis-
sz.!gp valley, is graduate Of the oldest and first
IuiVeTsity Of the ooGatry, and for q number Of
ne private pupil OF the eminent Surgeons
ar Physicians Of New York, Boston and Phadelpha.
Dr. French will give particular attention diseases OF
and chireE and respectfully Offers his services
in lac PRACTICE Of Surgery, Medicine and Midwifery TO
the cit lens Of 81. Paul and vicinity
REFERENCES:
Drs. Crow, Ray, Robertson, kittoe, &c, GALESt;
4esSry. hollinsheaa Rice Becker, Mr. Roberts J. w.
sinaspn, ;. HI. sergent, Gen. Mcnoal, ST. PAUL.
October Is, l6Sl. 26-tf
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ELEPHANTS,

EIORSES, Cattle Sheep, Men and Boys, Girls and
il Women, Houses, Mis soldiers-every thing in the
Toy line tina, please chdren be- bad very cheap
OF ELFEIT q BROTHER.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-15
CARPET wEAyINc.

VviE SUBSCRIBER, at the corner Of Fifth and Min
u nesota Streets s. Paul, Is prepared to weave rag
Carpets, equal in appearance 20 ingram Carpets, at
very low price Any sort Of old garments may be used
up economically in this way, than In any other
and there Is scarcely family that may not, Ia short
tinic enough this way for handsome and dura-
BILE carpet. EDWARD NJ. WALTERS.
january 1, 1852. sly
T. 4. Carpets hand for sale; and all Of Rags
bought or exchanged for Carpets.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-15
PURE TALLOw CANDLES,

RE manufactured by the subscribers and warranted
"A be Of the best quality, at IL cents by the boa.
For use, they actually worth twice much any
other Candles sold for tallow candles, saint Paul
Terms cash Candies of manufacture be found
at E. Fnllcrton's store, the junction of Third
and Bench streeis the Of Fort and Walnut
streets.
NJ. CROFT,
A. KIRKPATRICK.
ST Paul Oct 2 le5l 24-So
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On TAtrd Street. tvo doors beiow Waeasha,0
vuNHE subscribers having received large additions
their former stock aud assortment prepared TO
furnish any articles In the HARDWARE line N suall
sdyunce Eastern prices. We shall always keep ~
hand large stock Of
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-15
PAINTING.

CHERMAN & MOREY, on Fourth street. ST.
- Paul, hear the middle Of town, In the building Of
Mr. Knox, up stairs, may be found ready TO attend
Painting In all its departments. House painting sign
painting, carriage and ornamental painting, ali done
up promptly, and with paints Of the best quality. II
do work In q slovenly, unworkmanlike manner, We
do expect to get business In the enlightened town
ST. Paul. say SHERMAN & MO.EY.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-15
MEAT FOR THE MILLION.

"M. WELLS, at his meat market, Upper end
w Of st. Paul, has for sale the latest, tenderest
beef and the best fresh pork offered for sale In st.
Psal, and at honest weight and prices Give trial,
will yout 3-3Ou
We have also Candles, Tnpe, Pigs Feet Head Cheese,
and rather better sausages than any links before
offered in 81. Paul
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DOCTOR CARLOS,

sgrgfon, Phy.ician and -fccoucher,
A GRADUATE Of the Paris and Turin Universities
"a taken his residence in 10. Pnal. He will take
pleasure in exhibiting his Diploma 10 any who de-
IL. DR. q. will have his Office AT NJ. TuTrn's
Forth street st. Paul; where he be found and
NH rIomptly attend TO every cali.
~ q. DR.. G. has instruments Of the most approved
Kinds. Tor every surgical operation ever required. 32y
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A TRUNK.

VyNIERE Is in storage at the Lower Landing ST. Paul
II since last FALL red trunk, rather chest with
the initial letters il, an p. h. St. Paun Inside the
trunk, amongst other things several locks Of
which appear to be keepsakes of some family named
Snow. Inquire at this Office, and pay for advertising.
31t3
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NJ :" COLLARS, from rs cents up TO o., TO
1Nsvv be toqnd at ELrELrs'
vERIMMINGS.-A Large assortment Of Dress
j Trimmings and Dress ButionS, at ELEELrs
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ST. PAUL, .. .r|
Door, Sash, and Blind Mandatory,
Corner Of Fourth and So. Peter Streets.1
NJ. WISE Co.,
ENvER grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
IL extended them, beg leave TO inform the brdors
of ST. Paul and the Of mankind in general that they
always on hand and preparepared TO make any
amount OF Doors Window Sash, Blinds and Frames to
order at short notice in the most durable manner and
the reasonable prices for cash. Give a call
December Is, 1851. MICHAEL WISE,
Soy JONAS GlSE.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-15
AMERICAN HOUSE.

EM RODNEY PARKER, late Of ths American
HsSm House, Lowell, Mass, having lease of the
49, large hotel At the upper end Of 81. Paul, with
everything in roper order for the eonvenienc OF trav
eers boardcrs, families desiring fnised apartm, nts
respeC fully invites his friends and the puoc give
him call, believing that he do much for their
comfort can be expected "a country, not yet
supplied with regular markets. 44y