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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-03
1amO aud Emsuramcc ssprnc(cs,
A. j. BAKER. NORRIS HOBART. w. PRESCOTT
LA n ID AGEN
BAKER, HOBART, IL PRESCOTT

BAKER, HOBART, * PRESCOTT:
Office on Third street, ST. Paul. NJ T.
vii give a careful attention lhe duties Of their of.
nee as general land Agents One of the firm has for
th'ty years been resident of the North West and will
uevoe his TINE TO personal observation OF the situation
and Character Of the lands in the Territory Office open
at all hours OF the day. lots borght and sold; taxes
pad convey ahcng The collection Of debts and letters
inquiry promptly attended to-
REFERENCES Illinois: Grant Goodrich, Esq. Chica-
g"i iion VIM. Thomas jacksonville; Col. Bradford
Springfield; Hon. Lewis Ross Lewiston; john So,ucer
Esq, Rock Island; Rev, l. b. Randall. Alton; .Indgs
Nlshall, Nashville. Indiana: Rev. u. T. Kavanaur h.
indnapols Michigan Hon. G. l.. pomeroy, Ienavsee
90; CoL Hichson, Washtenaw Co. Minnesota: Hon
A. Goodrich, Hon n MLean; Rev &. Hobart
REAL ESTATE AGENCY OFFICE.
Thomas W. Wilson.
Il ATE Of Newark Ohio. respectfully informs the puh
~ mat nc has located himself permanently, in ST.
anl IA The Territory Of Minnesota, where he proposes
I" oc his direct aud personal Agent for the
purchase sale and exchange OF AL descriptions of Real
Estate; such Lands, Farms Town Property Lease
holds, Ground EeRtsto the Fa meut Of taxes of non
RESIDENTS, examining titles, collecting debts, &c &c
MD VIII negotiate AS Agent for Loans OF Money on Bond
ana Mortgage, oh Town Property, &c also for the nur-
chase OF stocks sch as have bona fie value and tran
Sint ~ other business connected with such Agency,
All property VIII be duly advertised, and chsrges
whatever viii he made, unless the negotiations are fully
and satisfactorily effected. L. W. WI,SON
~ permission, lie refers to-
,a%c :: ' 4 ss'% Vs., Esq Newark, Ohio.
\. J. @H'lih, tanker,
Hon. Thomas Ewing Lancaster, Ohio
Henry Sta'shiry, Esq Att'y Gen. ColupbSs. Ohio.
Hon Joseph Vance, Ex-Governor, Grbarua, Ohio
lion Wa Bcbb, EN-Gov. Ohio Illinois.
Hon j Brady, Carlisle, la.
S'i {, : S '; S.i;'o", {Hr''n'rs
: : 5;'@'. 1:I %'a City, DC
pr wn,. Knight rhilafelrhia, ra.
Elias Fa-seit isq. W all street
ALFRED Avery, Ncrc!f,iI ~ Broadway '>c" "'N'
hon. cwIs tass. Detroit.
Hon. L VI htcoIub, Ex Governor Indiana
Il. u Rice. ESP, SAINT Paul, Minnesota
-. ! ALL Sc, L g, ISL. 23-ly
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FOR 81 LIZ,

4 81 = Acres of Ptairlc lani-euC,osel with good
- ~ .r.aIlCt fence 40 under cultivation,
situaied ,vthi one mile Of Rio Cieed, io AID
good lots l.: Anthony. and 10 ~ ririe the
road from st Paul tC -. Anthony, Two miles ard
halt l.oa St iaul Also, town lots il - aul
suitable for rt,iences-lil U which viii be sold cheap
ioI ssiI. ). l.. WHITNEY,.
ru,. Nav &c.
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SAINT CHARLES Howell.

1T SGigt .fhthcnV.
FHNiE subscriber has taken lease Of this larrp 10
"A tel, with all is oUt-builtirg- aud opportunities
Sensible thai there demand 81 the Fails for public
house OF the VERY fist class, the subscriber promises To
come as near 70 Tie standard The market of
Minnesota wil. 2dH; .d VIII erdea yor having an eve
all over the premises ascertain all the line what IS
wanting 10 lIakc ca-a guest content1d.
u. L. NOULTCN.
Sept. l. 1851. 2u-ly
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS.
NOW L. THE TINE

kUsr received from the East, the spring styie OF Silk
en- Hats, beautiful article; also large assortment of
tSssgI, Hungarian and Magyar Hats; also fine
tsnt boys and children. Oil Cloth and Cloth Caps
Gverv tyle and all prices the 81. Pa Hat and Cap
sore. eff r. o. WALKER.
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1nBBLS Lime, 100 bushels lasterers Hair, at the
~ map, SLIGO IRON STORE.
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TRANSFORMATIONS FOR TIE CHIP


PE.WAS.
CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received BY the UNDER
- signed through the Post Office at Fort Ripley, Min
nesota Terrtor until 10 O'Clock A. NJ. June lst. lo52.
for receiving storing and transporting All pubic Height
arriving at ST. sui, Min. Ter. and destined Tor Ssdy
Lake, tor one year from the opening of the bids.
The undersigned resumes the right u direct the desi-
nation of sad public freight to any other place than
SANDY Lake the price to be graduated in proportion
the distance is increased diminished. Bids to be
dorsed rOposals for Trans pOriaiion to he addressed
To the sgnefi, and tain the Of
pousbls persons for the rthu uilment Of the bid in
the penal sum of two thousand dollars.
J. s. WATROUS, Indian Agent.
Chippewa Agency, May I, 1889.
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REV a. FAR ME-,

TONER'S, the re nanN articles kept nv for
u ssi-, which Won can buy, considerably lower than
I"a cau one month hence Now viii ask the public
hel are not satisfied that they can buy their groceries
Of ~ less prices than the selling for t,t-
lena SALT teas coffee, spices. candies, article
f'tsi can be named. line, unless perhaps few ar
ucle- the product 81 farms,
Ne invite the particular attention OF people from
ah-oaa up the Mssiss fpi the Minnesota the ST. Croix
20 arge stock Of groceries and provisions. We know
sut them.
~
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LFGU ORS.


ECOET, Madeira, Ciaret NJ ila.a and other Wines; Old
pale CUgLac Eogiih riroi and lalGwii's Amegi-
cn Brandy Bourbon NhlskCy, GIN Rum, etc For sale
10" 10y Jane 2o--(lW j. ". SAMPSON.
ktROC E9iES-1'e.L Su.lr, Coffee, S. H. Moasses
~ Rice, etc. For sale low ty
June TO- (i0) j. ". SIMPSON.
T. ETCHIPS. reprecsaucc Pickles, Preserves Sauces
A Brand, Cherries etc. For sale low by
June 30 o. j. -. SIMPSON.
large lot Of Bedsteais constantly on hand and for
= "A sale by jane ld.--(l0) j. ~. SinIPSON.
BACON Hams shoulders, sides, Mess Pork, always
h oil land AID Tor sale b.
JuUe 10. 90 j. ~. SIMPSON.
ESAMIiY flour. Eikader extra and other brand;
always on Land and iol sale by
June TO- QV JW. SIMPSON,.
fine assortment o boots nd shoes, polka, bushirs,
IA bool,es misses bows aud ehidrcs Shoes to wL.ch
particular at!eiilon - invited by
June %. % J. ~. SIMPSON.
Eg EADY medc clothing, large lot. l,r sale by
= June p. j. ". SIMPSON.
E.Ri 81 butter and egg corn meal western reserve
cheese, etc, To- sale low by
June 70. 90 j. ~. SIMPSON.
GNOONlNC stoves, ONO premium, for sale by
~ June 70. j. -. SIMPSON.
KsuRE and No 1, head glass, putty and nails always
h'ui AID !o. =ac -
June j ~ SJrpCC Y
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STORE TO RENT.

VHNuAT store, late. kept bV Chas,s rracv on Third
street ~ au al the best bushes, stai cs ~
town, is now beng reftttd aud painted, and VIII lie
ready to let and occupied the first OF June next la
qure of Judge II. 4. Lambert. j. MAHONEf.
Fort smelling, May %, 1861. b-T
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{. DING.

GRINDING.
YNIIE CNDERSIGNED i, now in readiness
4 for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas. Buck
~ heat, and Whatever else requires grinding, M
Guiding SAT-, al the grist-u,'l the wesi side OF
the Mississippi rivcr, at 81. Anthony for lawful
rates of toll. When desired, srsts viii be re-
ceiy ed at the subscribers on the east side OF the
river and be returned ground at The same place
2-Sly CALVIN a. ~ LII.
CASH FOR HIDES.
vRyVC highest market price Will he raid in Cash tor
4 Green and Dry Hydes, also Deershin.
L.. A. COLLINS & co.
". IL. We have remoTcd our Leather store ana
Harness shop to tho building, opposite Rice AID
Haney's store. 10y
GARDEN SEEDS.
uVRFSIT and Of all sorts; reed and for sac by
II MAY 6, 1859. 81 HlCHCoA hLl i'''"'
MASONIC.
HVRETUREN, take notice. that;saint Paul Ledge No
ID meets regularly every Monday night Al inc ha''
nv orj.r HENRY TRACY.
Sec'y ~. FAM Lodge No. /, 4 D.
III rau'. May IL, l-92. I'll
70 SELL OR RENT.
vY1u,T Convenient ard eligible lot aud building, or
site the American House, 81 Paul, kept heretofore
n. a saloon etc with convenient atao hheiiS 10 ''
rear IL l. yer, choice hE-ntss i"ca"!, a-' iaN :"
had At !, har.A.n h, irrai-itg 90, BE se - ~ -,
Ma l., GU
D>S TO-.
rpSrr .t,-..ii ct Iiu.iuW 500 h's-i"'".v">
ifi j. ;. t-soV 60 d 81 j. '''-, - Is
now connuclei 50 e.y by A. iii"" NV
e. Paul. May ID.
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NEW STORE,
The st. Paui Hat. Cap md Gcntlemens'
Furnishing Store.

yENIE subscriber respectfully oieSs TO the gentlemen
d Of st. Paul his stock OF goods, and Will Ell
detyor 10 Keep fan assortment cf asiices tor gentle
mcIs' u.s. AID wear; such us,
six hats shirts, shaving brushes,
beaver do collars, hair do
ciiildfeus do drawers, tooth DO
kossuii. DO hosiery, COMBS
Mag, ar do cfavats, hair oils,
seats, coat l,nks, cologne,
\ fall assortment Of gloves, Key rings, straw hats
hGhfs, soaps etc. Oil c,os, cloth caps, su>pcnders
buttons aad tai "rs' trimmings. Ladies birds,
useful article. Trunks, Nalises, carpet BAGS, umbrellas
etc. etc r. q. WA!.kLR
ma2g-S-tf Cor Third 4 " alb lshaW -sts
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10 ILIalIER A%T:.

nlNr Dnt GlAS j. growing village in MN So
IA, IT the month 81 the Il ts"s, Oh tne N>.s,Ir-
= sgr subscriber NF'icl
house AID stab e., al FONT HnGgl~, which he Viii sci at
Il bargain. LIT good tcEt. either with without
c!u If e. cllcIt AID rIO"n i've Eroa.d. l. let az
,olA possession be- given tu't The l>o Iulc lcNt
Inquire of tie eiIter 81 the lioitCr, ST. Paul,
the ,uts rgiher, at fO.!t Dong Is.
MAY ~. Leg. (5--.D DAVID HONE.
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AN ACREIN SAINT PAUL. FOR SALE


acre of land in town. fenced and cultivated, with
- II house also stable: also a Wagoh- TWO
horse, anu harness. and pow and sled Situated south
of Trout Brook and the mil, hat short distance nom
the Kittson House nqu;fe OF j. w. lass of james
". Goodhue.
ST Paul, MAY IS. At
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pROpERTY NEARST. PAUL,

PROPERTY NEAR ST. PAUL,
VEyIE Rose arn Of 100 choice land, 30 acres i'm
proved with house. etc, TWO aHG hail miles tom
~ Pa H. on the road II st. Anthony viii be sold at
barg leased, BY X Nkl.SoN.
II Paul. MAJ 10. 1T
Ctgt ,-,NS EDS. GARDEN SEEOS..
Any HR\\TED Garden seeds of all hinds raised
w y. the Society of Shakers, a;antcei auueror
10 any IL this .nasA,t; for sac ut iar
81. TAII iiARDWAR STORE
st. Paul May i3. Ill
1AEEDS OF WARRANTED, QClrC.AiM AM
~ MORTGAGE, for sale al the
Sept 10. PioNfE" ofFt"h'
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Nc;al Gucrir CnY. p!a.naui, }

nIG99-6tf
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EDATTiSoN & BENSON, have purchased ana eN-
n pcCi early in MAY ~ an addition To theif iiFett
stock several and elegant carriages, hg5ics, ana
b.rnchr, also ncw and horse ii>hiIgs ard
cuuipane ct The most elegant desert ttlnn.
AISO--an additional stock al ftc boeded, Wei pro-
ken horses Query II spirited" nurses come III ti.der
The iquoa Law viii they be in danger OF being knock
ell IN the head?
Oar entire new stock will cost over SiCcd,0a No
ntb,, stable in the West, of SAINT iUui., VIII ne
found as com pieiC Owls.
VIII our friends and he pub p.ease rene noe ''hi'
the Liver, Stahe in the Of the Ats Iicah iicu-e
IL the upper Of STINT la. they can ~ III houis,
have such conveyance ~ land, ou wheels on on horse
back as the! may desire! - -.o>,
ST. Paul, Apri L., 1852. "2-ti
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III. e. SANDFORD.
iIAlnNN ADJ,

ct IL and Cross Cnt Saws all sizes; on, leg, and
"a ace cians ha!tcrs, ID. chains; and axe
fcft- scythes sck,c and snathes shovc's spacs and
hoe rgoush, and nails. locks a;ches and bolts cut
tcrN, &c. ay25--6-tf
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UOUSEK EEplNt: UAKDNN Al E.LOOk-
ING CLASSES. IL NPS. FANCY
GOODS. ~,


Sad irons and s,Inis,
Boilers and sauCepans,
Brass kettles. pie plates,
Dust pans, = l.tOu:.s.
Brass, IRON q jap'd cand Ks
" 4itcr~. hr'd& snufier,rdy :
:, Curtain IlL>. bands, etc.
I.antheris aud iaid lamps.
Bra>sAiron >hoy SD torgs,
Britta!iia ware.
GriGiroLs AID tea kettles,
Coffee mills, etc.
Shds ii;g ,otp, brushes, etc,
Combs. purses, etc,
SpeCtaclcs, etc,
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STAN ARD TEXT BOOKS,
ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.

! The most Eminent Of our Practical Educators
speak IN The highest terms Of approyai Of
he Vorks composing his Series.
Their HAY Ing become established The leading school
books IN "A MAJORITY STATES oE the
tEIoN, and especially, til elr general
THROUGHOUT ENTIRE WEST,
IS sufficient evidence of their unparalleled popularity
These WORKS are not only the BEST; but they are.
also. the CHEAPEST school BOOKS before the public
and beng now generally used ia the schools the Ter
uoy PERFECT uniformity may be easily secured and
Preserved
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
(By Professor VIM. II. McGUFFEy, L.I.D)
MCCJFFES's EcLECr re SIZZLING Booh.
Nee rFEl's EcLEcrtC FIRST READER.
do DO S.:GoND 90
DO do THIRD do
90 do DoLRTu
"a &, FIFrH do
iENANs' TOUNG LADiEs' READER, by Prof rnneo.
ARiTiiM
by DR. Jos Ray, Professor OF Mathematics in Wood
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NEar',an;r>' Union Association.

Office No. l. Goodrics Building, SrRIHGFIELp Mass.
NJ. Il. DEAN, President,
WILLI,M PATTON, e.. G.. WooD, r-..u,..;., ,,...
III. b. j. DkINs, ~
TANilS is an Association OF Norhingncn and Others,
for the assistance OF each other in case Of
sickness accident.
Il, the paymcn, of the following annual deposits,
viii become Life Member, and be entitled to weekly
benefit during life, should be disabled hN Sickness
accident from attending 10 ordinary hlsiutS>
occupation. FEMALES insured against sickness common
to both
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SLEIGH BELLS. SLEIGH RELLs::7

Maitugaic straps. 81 bells. Doodle body STRAPS,
a, do p do Single do DO
Neck DO rough AID polished. lOo>, bells all sizes
AZ A. determined To sell low for Cash oniy,
orr facilities ior obtaining goods III the Eastern market
vii c,ai,le oiier Inducements 10 purchasers that
cai.iot be found elsewhere.
J. McCLOUD, Jr., d co.
ST. raul, Oct. 2 lo5l 2i-tm
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II. &. SANFORD.

-
EDESrECTFuiiN tow to the SAINT Pau' Public,
z a AID invites their attention 10 hi, store, men,
door Of the sy-Oh;oc. Tim, here the,
cali lAd hn at bu.ne>. hours. rcad> sell them
DRNsf.oODS.
of every description. uCluGns BRoincLorHs. StTt-
NETS. JEANS. Ces>INERE>. TwlEps, Drills. VII
and Lawns, i!rhfs and CUAN AIS,
GLoy Es. Hosiery. Brown auo WHITE
Linens. i.tcEs, RIBBONS. Lone and
soFARE SHAWL Bonnet TRIMMINGS. ALPAC,S. THrBEr
CLOTHS, t;iNGHtNs, DEI ,NE~, SiLks, WOODEN
fARN. PRINTS. in srcat variety. Thrcad, td@Ils
Winter stuff, Tor uion ana hoNs, Under
shirts, nat AID TANNED Drawers,
Buck aI!d \ arr lnittcis, DC.
His stock OF goots i, large embracing all the new
rich STYLES oi the season, md every variety ri >taI
Goods Every can here find Just what he waits,
and prices which he it's rigid economist;
and he ed that every article viii turn out
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
of every description, pe up expressly for this market
ard ion this >,;.son cor>altl, maud, cheap for ready
pay, aud 40 sale without lie has complete assert
rI,nt If
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,.
consisting part OF Old yson ourg II, md nack
Teas, ilauira. Java Al i Nn Cofltos, \. q. Crushed
ioa and lnlverilei Sugars, Sice>, Pepper, Cloves,
NutmCcS Ca,sia Ricc KIiss, ,utratHs, starch, SOAP,
Chewn AID sm"hii Tobacco. CaAdirs, on Fish, etc
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, beautiful aud approved si,Ics for Ladies' and
misses. Gents Co,2rc>s Boots, Cali do, ot tie latest
patterns, Boys bout> III d shoes, etc.
Hats AND CARS, III great NattfH
WINES. LIN UORS. AND CIGARS.
large assortment, such - Holland Gin irandy Of dif
i,rcut bfartS hi., Vine. ute Jucco", Champagne G,
II Cro> Rum. Jamaica %; IRISH hishey, Burgundy
ult, Madeira, etc.
| % 600 Ciga,.. of every variety.
PORK and FLOt constantly on hand, in large
NJ, Sadfords stock i, lar.c and he will be receiving
New Clouds ly order keep IN, assortment
COM iete. lie is decinA'1 To sell his good, for ready
nav as cheap As The, can BE purchased elsewhere GIVE
,-,ir y. ,.t,.rt Il ar
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I!amcs, nd trees, ETC. Pr;iss and sv'd rnanerts,
X ocr bucklcs, harness DO, Brass nails io>ctteS,
Brass pad hooks and terres, Sna:.erS and uleeu bits,
Jai,d do do do Swiv,is and pad screws,
81 ass and >v'd mart rings Thread avis varli>i,
Japd rt in and breast sats, Brass and .tTruis
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Yearly Deposits of Members under ~
y.urS nf

Those over % oi age - per cent eNfA
So 60 admission fee, charged, IN addition 10 the above,
the f.s, Year. and be pad at the time OF making
Caton. and The fist wears dtost within 80 days.
RsFEaEACEs
Gov. boutwell,, Mass, Gov. HUBBARD. Augusta, Nc
EA-Gov Wi,LIA'iS. n n. T.. ALDEN, N d., Randolph.
Hon 4 Morrison BrantIcc Hon Hathaway Frestown
II Broadway Elngt a HonIN ashburi, Midileboro
Hon O. Wood Soinrr, Ct Woodbury. d Curtis PTuvid.
" Clifford, New Bedford. Sleph Reynolds Troy, y.
iIvuT " entworih, lowell, stephens Roc Asid l. NJ,
SPRINGFIELD FBENCREFEs.
= + Wilcox. Pres't ChIcopee Siuk)os { Pynchon. Esq
a Moyga, ires't AGawam Funk, G { stgur, ID,
WESTERN REFERENCES.
His Exceency, AUSTIN 4. MING, jefferson City, Nc.
Ills EAcellency, RE, ZEN Woop, Coiuuibus. Ohio.
His Excellencx, AUG. {. FRENCH Springfield, Ills.
EN-(;ov. DAVID WALLACE, indianapolis, Ia.
Hon John w. Davis, Cafiise. Ia.
Hon Geo ". Julian. tentcrvle, Ia.
frof :. VI. Smith, NJ. ID. Columbus, Ohio.
ST. LOUIS. MO.
Messrs Chambers a. Knapp. Editors Mo. Republican.
Geo. X. Budd. Editor 81 Louis IGtelligencer
Ihilip Is. Hochaiav, Yeatmau, iItrnan Co.
Vim. Z. Henry Co., rof. JOS y. Mcdowell NJ ID.
Anglerodt X Barth, Gaty, McCune Glasby.
ST.PAUL, MlNSE>OTA.
His Exceiency. ALEXANDER RAMSEY.
Hon. VIM. II. Forbes, Hon Henry 4. Lambert.
Rice Hollinshead a Becker, }. w. Bass, T. NJ.
ST. ANTHONY.
Hon w. l.. Larned, Hon. :. w. Farnharn, w North,
A. L.. Anne. Geo w. BrOtt
3-29yl A. WHITNEY. ST. PAUL,
GENERAL AGENT tor the Territory Of Minnesota.
Office in the New Gothic Store. Third st.
HnBBLs Lime, 100 bushels IastereIs Hair, at the
~ mag, SLIGO IRON STORE.
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on Tairt Ntreet. f;ro Goo!s 6,toU Hoba~aajc.
FENIE snsc fibers having received large additions
their former stock ami assortment, prepared TO
Furnish any articles the IIARbN ARE III, = small
adv on Eastern prices. We shall always keep
hand large stock Of
CARPENTERS and JOINF.RS' TOOLS
peuc and moulding Planes, Socket d uiuier c.sels
iiaI II. panel and rip GoTgeN, ruic, ~ SQUARES
CoH1as-. tcnoH y ", oh do Gnaets aIid Devils,
Adzrs, hammer. urd hiichcts, umb n. i eves,
tugers, braces and bits. Woud&iro ben screws,
4 slttl
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Attentions. Merchants and Business
BItNN BOOKS,

ENAY BOOKS, journals, 1edsers. RI cords, and every
D size OF memorandum LOOKS, for sale by
W. ; COMBS,
Cor. 81. Anthony snd Capitol Sc.
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HOUSE, TRIMMINGS.
FARMING IMI'LENIEN.

LOCKS, lutchPs anl bolts Rouse bell, and carriage
Butts and screws all sizes. Hoo h, d ,ta les. putioc
Bel pulls and door hnoC hcIs Hat and hooks
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-03

y. oyels padcs aud hoes, Forks and grain cradles,
cakes Sc tucs aud snaths, Garden rdh'> hoes etc.
HEAVY UiRD.N ARE.
Nil md cross cut saws, Nails, hIt5s and spikes,
Axe sand axe belves, Stoi. hammers and picks.
Cast steel tai sizes. MuttoCks iiIiG wedges,
i,ll,tfr 81 German. do do, Iron Wrr. IA. sizes.
= log and tiaCe CHAINS Iron aud kettle ears,
Al vi, tid hammers, Wen wheels. iiCn screws,
CIV, sheep OK bells, GIindstout~ /. Ction roller
rot.t h,tis stet ards. Hooks and hinges, washers,
Circular saw. all sizes. BIkc ovens, skiet> etc.
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i lAN5 lJN-HVt INIrLa NE NEtN, Dl II1 INHtO
ARfTif NEIIGS.

y DR. Jos. Ray, Professor OF Mathematics, in Wood
ward College,
rays ARITHMETIC, PART FIRST.
kAY'$ ARITHMETIC. PART sECOSD.
RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART THIRD.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-03
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.

every description, n tie M expressly Tor this market
Ion this ,t;!son, constantly hand cheap fer ready
', aud sale without. lie has complete assorj-