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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-22
ELFELT &.BROTHERS,

NJ est RESPECTFULLY solicit the attention Of the
vi ciizens of 81, Paul, and surrounding country
DRY GOODS,
Lately received from the Eastern Cities which they
now offer for Cash Mt unprecedentsdy low prices. A
mopg their be found the following being
only part Of their heav, stock:
HE LAINES--of every quality, from 20 cents to
H. IS cents, at ELFELr BRo's.
EASHMER E--A abcautfnl assortment, to be had
~ at ELrELT d BRo's.
A LPACAs--plan, Figured, Black and Chansc.ble,
IN may be found at ELfELT & Bgo's,
nRESS SILKS--BIack, Figured, and variety of
H styles, to he found at ELFELrs'
SATINS and Florences, for Bennett Linrgs--cYery
- coler. For sale at ELFELTs'
UELyETs--Rieh silk and Cotton do, to be seen
at ELFELT d BRo's.
HpIBBONS--Bonnet, Neck and Beta beautiful
h assortment. For sale at af. ELFELrs'
ERAyATS AND SCARFS--Gent's black and
- Figured silk and sutin--an elegant variety
For sale at ELFELT 4 Bios.
CCARFS--Men's aud Boys wooen--a large vnrie-
- ty from 20 cts. To 81. at ELFEIrs'
H<LOTHING--AI large assortment Of Clothing and
~ mems wear, to be fonDi at s ELTELrs'
TARPETS--Floor ard stair Carretins, very cheap
y at .-LFELTs'
CAsSIMERES--Blac Docskin and Fancy Cas-
~ simeres, for sale at ss..sT.te = ELFgLTs'
HSI.OTHS--Blue, black, and Fancy colored Cloths,
~ very cheap at e. rr...r ELFELTs's
wINDow CURTAINs--A superior article
w for window curtains, at ELrELrs'
TyLANNEI.S, Tickings aud Linseys-A Large as
II sortmcnt, TO be had at ELFELTs'
DUCKSKIN MITS and Gloves for 50 cents at
II SOS T. ELrELT's
rLOvES--Men's and women's Md, silk, and WOOL
" en- Gloves, at ELFELrs'
XXTOOLEN Half.Hosc--a good srticIe-only Is
w cents. at ELFELrs'
II DIX ES-~Isdies' Linen Cambria Edkfs from IS cts
IA to SO, for sale at ii ELFELrs'
II ACE Uuderseeves--A superior assortment to bc
IL found at ELFELTs'
LODGINGS and Inscrtngs--h Large stock Of silk.
IL Cotton, Cambria, Swiss and JueoDet Bdgings and
Insertings at ELFELTs'
NNOYS--k great variety Of Toys and Fancy Articles
Il for the approaching Holidays, TO be seen at the
Toy Room OF EIrELT L. BRo's.
Sovcrntcr, 1851. So
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DIED.,

AtSL Paul, IN Wednesday night of last week
tAr i9.A Instant, WILLIAM EUGENE, only son
of Hiram Cawood, aged FIVE years and eight days.
IHn us Inc surviving chid,of very interesting
;Alu bows, fhc former of whom, George Allen
iaw.ol, died at the age of nine months. Will
ium died of congestion Of the brain, from the
effec.s Of wallowing port wine.
''.Ah, my tender babes!
~. midtown no.Ters, new-appearing sweets
'lg ~; ysur gentle souls fly in ia. air,
Aua : not liked in doom, perpetual,
''jioI-' about me, with your airy wings,
''A1i lear your mothers lamentationi'' AYR
... Shdkspeore.
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p. TX. JOHNSON,

Draper and Tailor Jackson street. nearly opposite
tac Minnesota Store ..f
EpESPECTFUl.LY announces TO the people Of Mime
IL sofa Territory, thai he is carrying on the Merchant
Tailoring business where he offers ior SALE EMPLOYS
EXPERIENCED workmen 20 make into garments, cheap for
cash. the following named articles:
French, English and American Broad Cloths, rialn ard
ancy Cassmercs, great variety Of rich yestngs ane
shirts, Collars, Drawers, Un6er-shrts, Suspenters
Glove, CTavats Hats variety OF goods for summer
clothing and may articles not mentioned, which Cor
neainess, durability and III, cannot be surpassed by any
In the trade Thankful for past avors, he soiicits
continuance Of the SAME. go. -. "a. s.li
PIX. JOHNSON.
Pant Juue 1871
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TO THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL.
nEEPLY sensible Of past fayors, again invite your
~ attention to my MILLINERY ESTAB-
LiSHMENT, confidently assured that can show
variety Of materials and trimmings that will repay
inspection.
My facilities increased for supplying You with
the latest les, and hope be able ia every de-
mand which taste and styl. may require.
My arrangements for the season, am persuaded will
fully that which the Ladies of Saint
Paul willing TO contribute when punctnalty aud
anxiety please blended with knGwleGgc OF what
their excellent taste requires.
NJ. A. MARVIN.
Third Street, 81. Paul. November 90, 1851. 81
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JOHN MORGAN.

.Mid,cay betreen st. Paul and Slilfpater,
DEGS leave to say to strangers whiting Min
ID nesota, and the public generally, that having
now made his arrangements complete for the ac-
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 puri,y--he hopes to
see company from abroad, as well as from neigh
boring Villages. They will find the charges
moderate. v2-lO
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SAINT CHARLES HOTEL,
At Saint 1afb0uv.

.-- ASH a.. At SAINT anthony. u $3.50.
FvE subscriber has taken lease Of this large IIo-
n tel, with all its eut-buildngs and appcrtainings--
sensible that there is demand the Falls fo public
house OF the very first class the subscriber promises
come TO the highest standard the market of
Minnesota will admit; and will cndeavor having eye
all over the premises, to ascertain all the time what is
wanting 10 make caca guest eontcnted. -..H
.. ID. L. MOULTON.
Sept. 4, 1851. 20-ly
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HOUSE,

I'D RODNEY PARKER, late Of the American
isssm House, Lowell, Mass, having lease of the
large hotel at the upper eEd of st. Paul, with
ever, thing in roper order for the convenience Of trav
elers 6oarcrs families desiring urniscd epartnt
respectfully invites his friends and the pilic give
him cnii, believing that he do much for their
comfort a. can be expected "A country" not yet
SIN, lied vii
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STRAY ED,

LNROM John Morgan's halfway House, on about the
u lst OF November last, yoke Of Stcers- One
red, with some white his beliyperhaps some white
spots about his shoulders His mate adeep red horns
sawed of about Jour inches long, Any person finding
The above cattle, who will leave information concerning
the at John Morgan's, viii be literally rewarded.
ser ABRAM CLICK.
Half Way House, Wash. Co, Dec. 6, 1851.
.sa WRAPPING PAPER ~
ar ALL sizes used BY Druggists, GroccIs, &c, for
W ssle cheap hy COMBS,
Next door to FsriiI cfcfS
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THE STONE STORE.

Ne,c Goods at Loc Prices.
". SIMPSON, cerncr Of Third and Roberts streets,
81 has just received entire stock of Dry Goods,
Boot. d Shoes, Fats Caps, Hardware, Woodciiware,
Queenswarc, Furniture, large stock; Farm mplc
mCnts of all kinds, etc. etc, TO which he invites the al
tcntion Of purchasers
June 26, 1851. ..... 81. a- 40
HDQRT, MADEIRA, Claret Malaga and other Wines; old
Brandy; bourbon Whiskey, Gin Rum, For sale
low by june 1910 j. ~. SIMPSON.
H<ROCERIES-Tea Sugar, Coffee, S. II. MoIasses,
u Rice, etc. For sale low by
June Is. QW j. ". SIMPSON
aA Brand, Cherries, etc. POr sale low by
June 90 U0) j. ". SIMPSON
A large lot of Bedscads constantly hand and for
N sale by june l6.-(lo) j. w. SIMPSON.
BACON, Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Mess Fork, always
ID on hand and for sale by
June I6. (lo) JE. SIMPSON.
nIyAMIIY FLOUR, EIkaicr extra and other brands;
IT always on hand and for sale by
June l6. O0) J.U. SIMPSON.
fire assortment OF boots and shoes, polka, buskius,
"A booees misses, boys and childrcBs Shoes to which
June %. 40 JW SIMPSON.
DEADY made clothing, large lot for sale by
IL June &c. .. J. w. SIMPSON.
LRESH butter and eggs, meal, western reserve
il cheese, etc, for sale low by
June rs. 40 J. ". SIMPSON.
THOOKING stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
~ June &c. j. ". SIMPSON.
on hand and for sale by
June j. ~. SIMPSON.
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ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY FALLS.
Two Daily Stages.
WIN leave each place at I A. NJ and 3 r. NJ
sTILLNy ATER. ST. PAUL AND ST. AN

STILLyV ATER. ST. PlUL AND ST. AN
THONY FALLS.
DAILY SrAGE-Will leave Saltwater and ST. Paul nj
AM, and ST. Paul (eHch way with the st.
Anthony Falls Stage, making Daily Stage between
saltwater and ST. Anthony Falls. ... ... ... ...
LIVERY STA BILE,
Corner OF iih and Roberts SITS, Lower Landing
Harness, Carriages Buggies, and saddle Horses let
Passengers conveyed to all parts of the Territory.
Parties Of pleasure coming to visit the Falls If st. An
thony and other places, will ind it mnch to their inter-
est to call upon us before apply ing elsewhere.
O.! Horses bought, sold and exchanged. ....
~ Our terms low prices inrrcady cash. Positive
y credit will be given.
WiILOuGUBY, POWERS & co.
Sr. PAUL, NJ. T., May LIST, ISL. S-tf
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DEYARNIAN & FISHER,

A the celebrated FREMONT HOUSE, Bench street,
IA Saint Paul, prepared TO receive BOARDERS at
$500 per week, day-boarders without lodging at
$3.50. They also keep BAR, supplied with prime liz
auors and cigars and will be ready all times, day and
night, provide gentlemen ladies' with any refresh
ments they may want that then i'll Market such
pigs feet, oysters, sarines, trpe, yenison, buffalo
tongues catfish aiamode elk steaks, trout, snpe
and woodcock partridge, prairie grouse and whatever
they can find at the time being IN our market
lime 26. lS5I Io-Iy
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CHEAPER THAN EXERT:


TIME Subscriber would respectfully to the
citizens Of St Paul. and "thc rest Of mankind that
has received and selling the best stock Of goods
that be iouad in these dgggs,' certain, and will
continue to sell cheaper, and less profits than any
this Territory either wholesale retail for cash aud
nothing shorter. 1t consists part OF The following
DRY-GOODS: G.a
large and very superior assortment OF Ladies' Fine
Dress Goods, such as Prints, Alpaoas Gnghans, De-
LANES, Thibet Csshmeres, French Merinocs Also
good of shawls, wells, hoods, scas gloves
Hosiery, MantIlss, Lacss Edgngs, Bonnet and Cap Rib
bons flowers prs needles aud combs OF great variety
Also, good stock of .. .r.-.-....s
READY.MADE CLOTHfNG,
consisting of overcoats dres and foCk coats, pants
vests pea jackets under and ovcrshirs, and flannel
drawers. country made socks etc. Also, extensive
stock Of ~"
LADIES' SHOES AND BOOTS,
of every variety and price; together with good assor
nent oi Gents orocces Calf Kip and Congress boots,
Calf Nip, tum-easc, and Patent Leather shoes; Boys
Yoth ChiIdrcn's and Misses shoes and boots great
abundance. Also, good assortment Of
HATS AND CAPS, .-.-.-
consisting Of Fur Cloth and plush caps for men, and
Cloth and glazed caps for bo.s fur silk and Buena Vista
Hats, dc Together with good supply OF
QUEENSWAR AND GLASSWARE,
Hardware and Cutlery, Drugs and Medicines Groceries
and Provisions etc. all Of which, land the half has
not been chtione will be sold extremely low for cash
we re going Of the trade in the spring. Please
examine our stock before making your purchases, and
YOU will DC well paid for your troubles deter
mined wage Of against high prices.
Store Third street, between Roberts and Jackson St
X. NJ. SPENCER.
81. Taul, November, 1851. rna. .-..
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MARRIED.:

A. -. Paul ON the goth inst, by Orlando ST.
mons. Esg., Mr.. ARTHUR STEPHEN to Miss
MsEIA JANE PADEN; all of 81. Paul.
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FARM TO LET.

61NE OF the Oldest and finest Farms in the Territory
" of Minnesota, known as the "CaRorHERs, FARM"
situated in Washington County, on the Cottage Grove
road about twelve miles from ST. Paul This place is in
the of n thckly settled farming community, and
contains loo acres, with about eighty under cs-
walton, fine wood and water privileges, together with
house. barn. and other outhousss 1t is famiiarly
known the Plnmb Farm, and will he let indus
practical farmer upon easy and advantageous
terms For further information, apply to Gen. james
McC. Boal.
St Paul. November IL 1851 3Itf
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PURETALLOw CANDLES,

RE manufactured by the subscribers and warranted
"A he Of the best quality at l2 cents by the boz.
For use, they actually worth twice much any
other candles sold for allow candles, Saint Paul
Terms cash. Candles Of manufacture be found
J. L. Fullerton's Store, the junction of Third
and Bench streets at the of Fort and Walnut
streets. .... a..... "
...-.. NJ. CROFT, ~
A. KIRKPATRICK.
St PAM, Oct. 9 1851. "a SIN
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III. G.. SANFORD,

III. G. SANFORD,
I'D EsPECTFULLY bows to the Saint Paul public
= and invites their attention to his store.
door east OF the osodce On Third street, where they
can find him a, business hours, ready to sell them :
Of every description inclndiug BRo,pel orn, s.rr-
NETS, JEANS, CAssIMEREs, TwEEDs, Drills, VIII
VETS, SEsTIscs, smaTISe and sHEsvlSa, NUS
.. BiNE and LAwys, HpKrs and CnANATs,
..H GLOVES, HOSIERY, Blows and WHITE
~ Linens, LseEs, RIEBoEs, I.oNo and rr.ar'f
SOAR sH,wLs, BoNSEr TRINMINes, ALrAcAs, THIsGr
CLoTHs, GIsoH,Ns, DELAsEs SINS, WooLKS
YASs, raIsr-, in great variety, Thread, Edeins
Winter stuIs, tor rlcn and boys, Under 81
shirts, Knit ard FIanrel Drawers,
o. s@s Buck and Yarn niiteus, &c.
HIS stock 81 goods Is very large, einbrSang all the new
Goods. Every person hero find just VIVA; he wants,
and prices which suit the rigid economist
and he can ret assured that every ar'iee viii turn oat
READY-MADE CLoTHING,
Of ,yeEy descrP,ion made ap expressly for This .-ks.
pay, and no sale without, He has cosplete assert
meut OF
FIR EsH FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting part OF Old Tyson Young yson and Black
Teas Iagu1a, Java ard Rio Conees, n. o., Crushed,
Lost aud PuIveriLed Sugars, Spices Pepper, Cloves,
Ss,nsgs Casa Rice nsisins salers,us starch soar,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
( New, beautiful and approved styles FOR Ladies and
hses; Genr's Congress Boots Calf do, 81 the latest
patterns; Ro,s boots and shoes, etc. 81 tf 4Ft 3
: HATS AND CAPS, ia grsnt variety.
( WINES, Liquors, AND CIGARS,
lsrge assortment such Holland Gin, Ersndy Of DIFF
fereit bra,,ds MaagY Wine, Pure Juice do Champagpe
81 CroiX Rem, Jamaica dos Irish Whskey burgundy,
Port, Madeira, etc
10000 Cigars, of every variety. s
PORK and E'LOC II constantly on hand, in large
quantities
Mr.. Sandords stock is large and he will Be receiving
New Goods constan,ly In urdsr keep his assortment
complete. lie is determined sell his goods ready
pay cheap they be purchased elsewhere Sive
him a cali 81 Sos fNovembe., lS5I--3-3osI 81
BLANK BOOKS.
nsS BcoKS, Journals. Iedgcrs, Re cords, snd every
II size 81 nep,orsadgIm Deoks, for sale By
/ h sgtaa w. D. COMBS. -
n Sac Fs Cor. 81. anthony and capho3 SIS.
4 lEstf ar8 NOTICE, $50 u
4 III PERSONS having unsettled aeconn,s with ID.
4 IA l.. FULLER hscshy notified that they
must call and as the by thr Goth Of this nsth.
1 y. .. FULLER.
ssnt rsii DGccinbCx ]. lsJl. S3ts
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NHITNEY'S
DAGUE II Fan GAL. l. cry,

Coracr Of Third and Cedar Streets, 81. Paul.
yaNIIS Establishment built by the proprietor
n prcssly for Taking
DAGUERREOTTP ~
And is furnished with the best Instruments, Apparatus
and Che meals, and extensive assortment 81 stock
The AuRANGEMEST OF LIGnT is NEW, and believed TO
be SUPERIOR any other for producing uniformly bold
pictures. pains will he spared give satisfaction 70
who favor the PROF. rector with their patron
age Paintings Engraving and Dasuerreotypcs, copied
the best Particular attention paid to taking
Iikencsscs of sick or deceased persons
Instructions given in the Art.
stock and Apparatus for sale.
The public are respectfully invited to call and amino
specimens. j. L. WHiTNEl.
NovcEsher, 1851. SPY
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BARGAINS TO BE HAD--In corn, cats. In.
ID dian meal and fat beef in tn: north end OF the si
go Iron storu.n WM u. BROWN.
Dec. 9Th l6Jl S3-u
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TO posi- VI AsTERS.

HOST OFFICE STAMPS.-The Advertiser, Post
II master at Pleasant Grove, Allegheny County, Ma
land is the first in the United States who
ceived and undertook extensively to publish the idea Of
furnishing all the country with Cheap Stamps. All
made by him warranted equal superior
any Others that be procured for the prices and
wherever any are in any manner defective or
unsatisfactory, duplicates will be forwarded notice.
without extra charge All who order a of stamps,
for full Of changes for dates, only 81 or thirty
pieces0 shall be kept in stamps, ad i6itum. Full set,
with ono change, 81
These stamps are neatly made, with turned handles
and screws-same e the regular Government
efce Stampsdurable, efficient and warranted. Price,
81 TO 80 only and special authority send by mail,
county, Maryland. -- .. ..'
IL Any editor publishing the above with this notice.
three times and sending copy OF the paper, shall
credit for 10 in wood letter. $40 preof press
if preferred, wood engraving, engraved news
peer head ol the above value will be forwarded 3it3
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TAKEN Up,
LliGiIT dcys ago. by the subscriber on his premises
IL at Little Canada, Brinde Ok, short toll, star in
forehead, aud Eve sin old. The
is requested TO forward, prove property. pay the
charges and take him JOSEPH l.EBONNE
Little Canada, Nov. 10, 1851. Jt4( s2)
CASH FOR HIDES.
VuNiE highest market price will he paid in Cash for
u Green and Dry Ii, des, also Dccrskins
A. r. COLLINS & co.
". Il, We have removed orr Leather Store and
Harness shop To thS new building, opposite Rice and
IIanes. store. 32y
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. = BBs. hest CINCINNATI wHIsKEY

OK BBi.s best CINCINNATI wHISKEY
%e2 on hand and for sale low by -
CHARLES T. TRACY.
= BBI.S. AM. BRANDY. for sale low by H..
~ ..... IF. TRACY.
- BBLs LARD OIL. for sale by the barrel, cheap
n for cash, by &. F. TRACY.
4 BBI.. LINSEED OIL. on hand, for sale by
G. F. TRACY.
4 GOOD assortment Of Port, Sherry and Madeira
IN Wines, for sale by L. F. TRACY.
4 Second Hand SLED, and iwo-horse sleigh,
N for sale by C.. f. TRACY.
uDERSOSS wishing to purchase any Of the above
ticles will find il TO their interest TO call, will
sell Hnder the market.
December, 1851. CHARLES Z. TRACY.
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ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

MY name is MOFFET. My Boarding lIouse is ON
1NH Jackson Street, ut the lower end oi Saint Paul To
find it, keep straight up from the steamboat landing,
the sign OF Triangle AT the north end OF the bridge
My house large and for prompt payment every week,
intend to furnish good fare at the very lowest price
LOT MOFFET.
St. Paul, May %, 1851. Sly. Is
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BOARDING HOUSE.

lNHARLES CREEK ha. opened Boarding
- House in the end of the celebrated Fremont
House, Bcn,h street, where he will make Cash LODI
gers and Boarders comfortable he possibly can
$500 per week. Nov. 1851. SPY
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
VUNHE UNDERSIGNED have associated with them
Il = W. WALKER in the Hardware business The
business AZ heretofore will be conducted in the Of
J. McCLUUD, IN. Il co.
Saint Paul, January /, ls52.
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West Troy, Albany Co, \. Y, le;
A TRUNK.

"-Ea A TRUNK. ##'f .
VuNiERE is in storage at the Lower Landing, st Fahl
since last fall, red trunk, rather chest, with
the initial letters IL, M. r. b. St Paul. Inside the
trunk amongst other things several locks OF hair
which appear TO be keepsakes Of some family named
Snow. Inquire this Office, and pay for advertiser
31t3
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ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE,

On Third Street, tro doors beiow Watasha1.
HE subscribers having received large additions to
their former stock and assortment, prepared
furnish any articles in the HARDWARE line ut small
advance on Eastern prices. We shall always Keep
hand large stock OF .a+.@ Haf .H I~
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS' TOOLS,
Bcnch and moulding Plancs Socket q uincr chisels,
Hand, panel and rip SAWS, Gouges' rules Squares
AIDES, hammers and hatohets, Plumb and Levels,
Aigers, braces and bits, Wooddiron bench screws,
Chalk lines spools, etc. etc.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS.
Locks catches and bolts House bells md carriages
Butts and screws, all sizes, Hooks staples padlocks,
Bell pulls and door knockers. Hat and hooks etc
/ FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
shovels spades ard hoes, Forks and grain cradles,
Rakcs, thes and snaths, Garden Takcs, hoes ETC.
HEAvYHARDwARE.
Mil and cross cut saws Nails brads aud spikes
Axe sand axe heves, Stone hammers aud picks,
Cast steel, all sizes, Mattocks and wedges,
Blister and German, do do, Iron wire, all sizes,
Ok log md trace chains Iron r,ets and kettle ears
Anvils and hammers, Wen wheels, jack screws,
Cow, sheep and OK bells Crindsones, friction rollers
Wrought nails, tce ards, Hooks and hinges, washers,
Circular all sizes, Bake ovens, skillets etc.
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
ames, pad trees, etc, Brass and silvd ornaments,
Roller buckles, harness do, Brass nails, rosettex,
Brass pad hooks and tcrres Snafers and mueen bits,
Jap'd do do do swivels and pad screws,
Brass and sivd rings, Thread, avis, varns, etc
Japd rein and breast snaps Brass and iron rrups,
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE
ING GLASSES. LAMPS. FANCY
GOODS, AC., &c.
TableH dessert kuiycs& forks, Sad irons ard stands,
Plated forks & butter knives Boilers and sauceras,
do table and spoons, Brass kettles, pie plates,
Britannia and iron do do Dust pans, spitoons,
Blasting spoons and ladies', Brass iron g. japd cand'hs
Cake turner's, waffle 'Ds, Walters brd& snuer trays
Spring balances chopg knives Curtain pins bands,
Looking glasses all sizes IanIherns n.d lard lamps,
Solar Lamps, do do Brass& iron s,ov s& tongs,
Side and hanging. do, Brttariu ware
Tea bells, selves, etc, Gridirons and tea kettles,
Wood SANS and chop'g axes, Coffee mills, etc.
Pen and pocket knives, Shaving soap, brushes. etc
Racers, scissors and shears, Combs, purses, etc,
Pow der horns. TASKS, etc, Spectacles, etc,
Bullet moulds gun tubes.
SLEIGH BELLS! SLEIGH BELLSH
Martingae straps, so bells, Double body straIs,
do do % do, Single do do
Neck do rough and polished Loose bells, all sizes.
AZ As determined to sell low for Cash only,
facilities for obi tanning goods in the Eastern markets
will enable to Offer Inducements to purchasers that
cannot be found elsewhere.
tl'.A -. J. McCLOUD, IT., co.
st. Paul, Oct. @ 1851. 2AS'n.
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A. l.. LARPENTEUR,
selling or hs ftssve stock Of goods, Of al de-
u scrip;ions, at
COST!
Thosc who want bargains. foscash mas have theu in
the purchase Of all sorts of gcyls Tome soon and
come all. 4.tt s-as ss asrsf q Ia
January, IS le52 $3.50 H4 fFstat4E 50
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of balance sheets of books entrusted 10 his charge
with neatncss and fidelity; also, open new sets Charges
moderate. Apply TO W. =. COMES,
Praetisni Bookkeerer and accountant, next door &c
TarrinstoH's.
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n OF MOFFET has discontinued the Cotillion par
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January |, lS52.