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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-22
1852.
DODGE. & BENTZ.

Successors 80 Dr. A. Wierton-
IMPORTERS. Jokberr and Wholesale Dealers IN
a Dracs and Medicines. English, French and German
Chemicals Paints, Oils Window Glass. Druggists " are
bye Stufs Putty, Choice Perfumery, Paen, Medicines,
Varnishe> Brushes SaqCa Instruments, Spices, Pure
Imported Wines and Br;ndies Garden Seeds, &c. &c.
Sales Room and Narchouse, Nos. 100 and 100 -,
Wericbs Block, Main Street, Galema, Ills.
Have hand the largest and best selected Stock Of
Drugs etc This State 40 which shall make large
additions upon the opening OF nav 9aton anu sell at ST.
Louis prices, in order ID make II to the advantage OF
those who have hitherto purchased abroad To bay al
Every effort will BE- made to give full satisfaction rs "a
rRtCEs, PROMPT ATTENTION, aud shipment of Goods.
Dealers specially invited 10 examine our Goods
and prices
Orders for goods will! receive prompt attention. ana all
goods guaranteed from braekage Garden Seeds raised in
ISL by the Shakers, sor sale by the Sov and by the
quantity from Mcssrs Horey d Co., near Boston, and
Jas e. Souarl, Gasena Orders for Shrbbery &c
from Sonlards Nursery, will receive prompt attention
Gslena, March 6. 1852. 49-tf
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ELFELT g. BROTHERS,

NE csr REsrrcrrrLLy solicit the attention of the
lVH czens Of 81. pau and It's surrounding country.
to examination of her large and splendid stock OF
DRY GOODS,
Lately received irOm the Eastern Cities which they
now Offer for Cash unpreccdentedly low prices.
mong their may be found the following, being
only part Of their heavy stock
ERE LAINES--Of ever, quality, from % cents to
IS cents EIFELT n BRo's
@tASHMER E--A abenutifnl assortment to be had
u at EIFELr ~ Bros.
IN may be found at ELFELT n BRo's.
NARE,SS SILKS--Blsck. Figured, ard 4 variety of
IL styles, In be found at ELFELrs
CATINS and Florcnces, for Bonnet Lninss-evcry
~ color. For sale AT ELTELTs'
NIELV ETS--Rioh silk, aud Cotton do, to be seen
ELFELT Bios.
ENJHBONS.-Bennet Neck and Beta beautiful
AZ ASSORTMENT. For sale at ELFELTs
ENRAYATS AND SCARFS--Gent's black and
u Figured silk and satn--an elegant variety
Fo, sale 1t ELFELr & Bros.
ard Boys oolen--a large varie-
~ ty, from 20 cts. 90 81, ut ELFELrs
ANLOTHINC--A large assortment of Clothing and
" mems wear, to be found at ELfBLrs'
EARPETS--Floo and stair Carpetins, very chcar
..LFELTs'
EASSIMER F:S--i'lack Doeskn and Fancy Cas-
" simcres, for sale at ELFELTs'
ENLOTHS--BIue, black and Fancy colored Clo,hs,
q very cheap at ELFELTs'
NNINDOW CURTAINS--A superior article
w for window curtains, at ELrELTs'
E1vLANNELS. Ticknes and Linsoys--A Large as
n sortmcnt, to be had at ELFELrs'
WBUCKSKIN MITS and Gloves for 10 cents, at
ED ELFELr's
GNE.OV F,Ss-iien's and WOmen's Kid, silk, ant wool
"a en- Gloves, mt ELFELTs'
NEvOOEIEN IIalf-IIosc--a good article--only Is
w cents, at ELFELTs'
uyDkFS.-Iadcs' Linen Cambria Kdks, from IS cts
4 \ 10 50, for sale AT ELFELrs'
ACE Undersleevts-A superior assortment, to be
n found y ELFEITs'
yNDGINGS and Insertircs-A Large stock Of silk
H. Cotton. Camiric, swiss and JacoEet EdSngs and
InserginES ELFELTs'
VBNO S--A great variety OF TOYS and Fancy Articles
d Tor the approaching Holidays, to be seen al the
Toy Il Don, of ELFELr & BRo's.
November. 1871. j2v
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- Strawberries, etc.
sSs$$A WE woI.d call especial attention 10 our
~ fine stock of APPLE TREES. They are
Saxf&S remarkable for their handsome shape ,thriE
IN - ~ and vigorous growth, and well furnished
y branchesi Onr stock coasiststs Of over
>--> $4,000 trefs, from feet high and en-
braces all the leading standard varctiestogether with
large stock and rare kinds. We cultivate only such
varties IA large numbess most worthy and have
proven TO be hardy and well adapted TO soil and
climate
Price.-Apple Trees, SIC per leo, or 800 per lc0O
Large Pear Treesof The most approved kinds so
each, or 2 10 per 100.
Dwarf Pearsone year old, 2 to 4 feet bigh--35 cts.
each or $50 per lU0.
Apple Trees, year from graft 3 feet high SEQ per
lC0J. ..a 4 I.s 81 f1sT ~ ~
Apps Trees just fled aud ready for setting in the
Nursey, IN less numbers than 50yD S25 larg
er numbers, $50 per lob0.
We would say that have been raged Is wears ut
The nursery business in this State, and have of the
largest and Oldest beart which TO pro
cure cuttings for Grsltsg and have spared p;ius
expense in procuring aad testing all highly approved
kinds, and therefore, feel prepared furnish Trees
true TO the
Persons sending orders, who luained with the
different kinds, assuFed that careful selections Will
ma d ffem the very best.
In all when variety i exhausted nv sales ard
orders wholly be i'ed the balance Of reuti ancc
Will he returned 10 the purchaser unless requested 10
supply the deficiency with other kinds.
Trees delivered at the nursery packed and ac-
coTdng TO order h'h at the risk of the purchaser
Those 10 be for rrded by will be labeled and
aan packed IN such naiurr that when ter destina-
ton viii he foil quite as fresh as when tai en-
from the nursery, and u he delivered the wharf or
on board Ola steamboat al Burlington without any
dltional charge eNcept for packing.
All orders accom- panied with the Cash salts ctory
reference, directed 10 the prorretors or left with Alfred
Ozark ~ Burlington, viii meet with prornp, attention
Printed catalogues STINT gratis all post paid appli-
CaIts.
r. Al. AVERY,
Burlington, Iowa.
Ftbs, 1872 l'nar p. 4stf
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TN store 500 his best packed Butter and WARRANTED
the 20 retail and Is 81 BY the key, for
sale by April w. II. STlLLNAN
CPlKES-20 kegs, ali from double tens double
- twrnties for sale CHEAP, at -.l 1855
April l, l652 H. &. sAHDFORDS.
u. b. FORD, -.,. t.as 8f-
CRY SURVEYOR AND ENGINEER.
OFFICE corner of Cedar and Third street, Robinson
- building, St. Paul 1888 ,-r 4rEE
April ]. 1852 5c-tf
GOLD PENS---.t fine assortment of the hes
" manufacture for sale by w. 5. COMES.
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, n'" ma houidiig ilancs, Socket q trimer chsels
Hand, panel and rip snvrs Gou.es rnlcs a slu.res
rvi'Phss, fboh a. webb do Ciiages and tevils
AIDES, hammers ard hatchcts, Plumb ard Level,
Auscrs, braces and bits, WooJ& iron bench screws
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rALLOw CANDLES.

RE manufactured by the subscribers srd warranted
"A to he Of the best qnaty At i2 cents b, the b"A-
For y they are ctaliy worth twice much as any
other candies sold for iailow Candles al saint Paul.
FERNS cash Candles Of our manaiscture be found
at ]. E. Fullertons store. near 'ae Junction ."
aud Bnch Streets OF at the Of Fort and ainut
NJ. CROFT.
at ttr- A. KIRKPATRICK. rs
st. Paul, Oct. 2, 1851. 1A-Sm
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WIN. =. COMES,
'ooKsELLER AND SrArioNER.

BOcKsELLER AND SrATioNER.
81 EEpS constantly on hard, = complete stock of
Al Books and every description OF stationery
gcther with fancy Goods; nearly opposite The
iouse, ST. Paul.
l. ls52 SN-,f
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GALENA STORE,

W. II. Stiilman 81 Co.
ENTOULp respectfully inform the citizens Of Saint
Wv Paul and vicinity, that they have opened IN Tie
lower town fresh and well selected stock of Groceries,
which are supplied every week from Gaena and 81.
LOUIS and which they pledge themselves to sell for cash
as low As can hought north Of Gaena. Those desir-
Gus Of bu, ING At retail Will nd /; their advantage
call and examine their prices.
Constantly hand--Butter, Cheese, Pork. Fish, Su-
CARS Teas Cotees and all articles found in this live.
IA genuine article of Family Flouf constantly On
hand. w III. :. 4 Co
Saint Paul Aug. 2S. 1851 70
CCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL BOOKS
- Encyclopedias OF Chemistry.
American Miller and Mi.iwrght Assistant.
Painter, Glider and NaTnshers Companion.
Dyer aud Color Makers Companion.
Eailders Companion
Sy abus of Chemistry.
Bournc's cateChsn o: Steam Engine
For sale by j. BhOOkES.
Galsna, Oct. Is. 70
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AMERICAN HOyrST,.

f.TA RODNEY PARKER, late Of the American
lsstT House, Lowell Mass, having lease of the
large hotel NJ The upper end Of -. Paul, with
everything IN roper order for the convenience Of
eicrs, hoardcfs or families desiring fnscd
respectfully invites his friends and the puoc TO give
him CALI believing that he can 10 much for their
con,ort be expected ~ country, not vet
supplied with regular markets -
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COM NISSlONERS NOTICE.
TIME undersigned having beeu appointed by the Hon.
II Harvey Wilson, Judge of Probate, for the county
of ashngton Territory oil Minnesota, commissioners
with full power aud authority to receive examine, ahd
adjust all claims and demands of all persons against the
estate Of John A. Sawy er, late Of saltwater deceased
as well all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto and the tiae For presentation Of all claims
against said estate having been limited TO the 18th DAY
of August next. hereby give notice, mat we VIII
the office OF the Register oi Dees IN TIE town
OF saltwater on the lash SATURDAYS Of April and July
next between the hours If 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and four
o'clock, p NJ. Of said days
All persons having clalns against said estate are re-
qested to present the same properly authenticated, al
the times and places above mentioned. II
JOHN McKUSICK, for.,
SOCRATES NELSON, SoS'
saltwater, March 80, 1852 50-h
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HARDWARE.

:. NcCLocp In. d Co, Sd street, st. Paul, eyten
dir edition their Hardware Store to be IS
le' ac They VIII have il ilisled mp in the best style,
aH. G''i with the largest and most general stock Of
'.art north OF Saint Louis; and having bought their
>aros cash, as low be purchased in the United
.>f.ie>, ey will sell low by retail wholesale,
as hof in SAINT Louis. When their new arrange
complete for the spring trade further notice
2'ii h- blisaed in the Pioneer.
April 8. 5l-2t
AGRICULrURAL MEETING.
Z primary meeting sf the friends of an improved
IA e of agriculture held At the Bench School
Hons, rlthe l0ih inst. Gov Alex Ramsey called
prCsi3e, ana e.. l.. Willis chosen Secretary.
On tioa, the following named gentlemen ap-
pointed ny the Chair, to draft Constitution, for the
'E.rsssv COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY and To
report re same at subsequent meeting; wit: T. w.
fisana. ID. A. Robertson, J. NJ. Goodhue G. w. Far
T.lsion md e. L. Willss.
asiggned to the 11th inst, at which time, general
atiet isnee is respectfully requested.
ALEX. RAMSEY, Chairman.
c. l. VILLEs, Secy.
April, Is. 1852. s2-;f
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. N \ = " n d
hereby given, that there will be meeting of the
q S,os khoiders Of the Rum River Boom Company, al
ntee ef North and Prescott in ST. Anthony Falls,
rueday the 2oth day OF April instant, at 10 O'clock,
thu forenoon, for the purpose Of choosing Board Of
Di:aVs9cs Of said Company.
SIMON BEAN, Stockholders
JOHN NJ. vARNEY, Z Of said
SUMNER W. FARNHAM,S Company.
:: anthony Falls, April I2, 1852. 52-n
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TERRI rory MINNESOTA, } -
Ramsey Conaty.
The Ion. Probate Court Of the County or ramsey. in


Ramsey Conaty.
The Ion Probate Court Of the County or RAMSEY. in
special session.
To all persons cons srneG in the estate Of Fran h
Robert late Ramsey county aforesaid, deceased
Wheseas Louis Robert executor o the estate OF Frank
Robert decreased has reescntel 10 this Court that The
personal of the SAID deceased is sufficient TO ray
his debts and has appcl for license 70 sell much Of
the real % said dee VIII pay said debts
and charges OF settling sail estate,
Therefore, YOU notified TO appear before the Pro-
bate Court AT a thereof he held a. the Office
of the said Court II I'a the third day (irs Non-
day) Of May rey, ar 10 Sclock, A. NJ, and show good
cause The contrary oraive bonds s1id Court shall
direct for tie payment Il said debts otherwise the exc
Cutor Sl then he iiccCised and authorized 10 sell so
much the real estate o said deceased win he sui-
ciert pay the saiu debts and al legal costs and
charges. and that You cdse copy Of this order 70 he
published in The Pioncct newspaper published IN Ct.
Ianl IN said county. at; least four weeks successfully
before the time appointed for hearing said petition
~ WiinesS Henry A. Lambert, Judge Of
}sEAL. the Probate Court OF Ramsey, at SAINT
t~.~I) Paul, thii 18th day cl March, & u. 1852.
JOns r. UALsTEp, Clerk.
WIN. p. MURRAY, Airy.
for Petjtjoyer 49-it.
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IUAVE on hand supply of good nails, except extra
large sizes, for sale yer, low. In fine, we Of
fering every thing at less than COST 10 iake
new stock to arrive "tie first boat
Arrii :. 5i-2l
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ST. ANTHONY HOUSE,
SAINT CHARLES HOTEL.
At SAINT 4RthOuv.

At SnInt AnIh0hy.
|hNlE subscriber has taken lease Of this large no
III tel, With AL its out-buildings and appertanngs--
Sensible that there is demand the Falls for public
house of The very first class the subscriber promises to
come as near 10 the highest standard, the market
Minnesota viii admit, and viii eneavor having an eve
AL over the premises, ascertain al the time what
WANTING TO make each guest contcuttd.
ID. +. MOULTON.
Sept. !, 1851. 2D-Iy
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r. X. JOHNSON

II. IA. JOHNSON,
Draper and Tailor, jackson street. nearly opposts
The Minnesota Store
ID ESPECTFULLY announces TO the people OF Miune-
h sofa Territory, that he is carrying the Merchant
Tailoring business, where he offers for sale employs
experienced wortmen 10 make nio garmenis cheap Eor
cash, the following named articles:
French English and American Broad Cloths Plain and
Fnncy Cassimercs, great variety Of rich Vestngs fine
Shirts, Collars, Drawers. Under sirs, Suspenders,
Gloves, Cravas, Hats variety of goods for
clothing, and maay articles not mentioned, which for
ncatncss durability and NJ, be surpassed by
in the trade. Thankful for past favOrs, he solcits
continuance of the han,e.
i. X. JOHNSON.
So. Paul. June D. 1851.
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Nh name is MOFFET. My Boarding House is On
1VH Jackson Street. the lower end of Panl To
find it, keep straight up from the steamboat landing
The sign of triangle, The north end Of The bridge
My honss large and for prompt payment every week
intend TO furnish good fare at the very lowest price
LOT MoFFET.
ST. Paul Nav %, 1851. s-lv
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EAGLE I.iEERY.

"a DIV shall have haul. mt all hours Of tl.v and
~ night, loaves, cruRpeis. c.acSers, cakes of MI
sortS-evcry thug N my linz one up according 90
the best OF my skill Thanking oar pn5lic DOR mast
encouragement, shall continue to earn your custom
Corner of 81. Anthony and Fort streets
Ap1i 10, 1872. (52-tD GEO. SPENCE.
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ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE

On 1htrd Street, ttco doors belqtg Sy,ba.ha,,
HNiE subscribers having received large additions ia
iheir iornicr stock and assortment prcrar-l Ia
iurn'sh an, articles in the HARDWARE lire al a .,n.
n"'iihcc on Eastern prices. We shall ALWAYS keen on
hand large stock Of w.
CARPENTERS' AND JOINERS' TOOLS,
Bench and moulding Planes Socket 4 ,rimer chisc,s
Hand panel aud rip snws Gou.es rnlc, A ,s1,,res
Com pass, 'enon d. wsbb do Gnapes and t.eyils
AIDES, hammers and hatchcts, Plumb ard Levels
Ansers braces and bits WooJ& iron tcnc, screws
Chalk lines, spools, etc. ETC. ,t
r- HOUSE TRIMMINGS.
Locks, latches and bolts House bells an,, c,rr,,re
bu nnd screws, all sizcs, Hooks staples padlock KS
Bc pals AID door knockers Hat and coat hooks elc
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Shoveis spades ard hoes, Forks ard grain cradles,
Rakes, scy thrs aud snatis, Garden rakcs hoes etc
HEAVY
NH md cross cut saws, mails, hraas aud SPIKES
Axe sand axe heves, Stone hammers and pick 4.
asst steel, all Sizes ... Nattocks and wedges
Blister and German do do, Iron wire all size.
OS, ios ana trace chains, Iron rivets and kettle
Anvs and hammers, Well wheels. lack screws
Cow, sheep and OK bells, Grndstones friction rollers
Wrought nails, sccy Yards, Hooks and hinges washers
''fouiar SAWS al sizes, Bake ovens, skilets etc.
sADDLERY HARDWARE.
liames pad trees, etc, Brass and silvd ornaments
Roller buckles, hafncss do, Brass Nails. rtsrttes
brass rao hooks .hd terrcts Snacrs and mueeu bits
Japd do do do Swyels and pod screws
Brass rnd siivd mart rings, Thread, avis varns etc
Japd rem and breast snaps, Brass srrups
HOUSEKEEPING TiARDw E.yOOK.
ING CLASSES, LAMPS. FANCY
GOODS, ac% &c.
Tabled dessert kures& forks, Sad irons ard stas,,,
Plated forks & butter knives Bo,iers ard .:urcnsrs
do table and tea spoons Brass kettles pie Ilutes
Brittauia sud iron do do, Dust pan. sri, to,ns
Busting spoons and ladies, Brass IRON Jap eand h
Gaze turner's, waffle r,Ds Waters ,hrd& saufIr trays
Spring balances chopg knives Certain pins bands etc
Looking glasses, all sizes. LANTERNS aud lard .amrs
SOAR failiS, do do Drass&irOn shoy' .y<N ngs,
Siie ana hanging, do, Br'tapia ware.
Tes bells selves. etc, Cr'irons aud tea kettles
WOO" saws and chops axes, toifse mills, Cite.
rem ard pocket knives, Shaving soap, brushes etc.
kWoIs SCISSORS and shears, CoDbs purses, etc,
Powder horns, TASKS, etc, Spec,acles, etc,
Bullet mCnlds, gun tubes.
SLEIGH BELLS: SLEIGH BELI.S:.y
Maringac straps, 80 bells, Double body straps
do 90 Is do Single do do
NceA do rough and polished, Loose bells all szcsI
. : As determined to sell low for esk on H.
oir facilities for obtaining goods in She Eastern markets
viii enable us TO Offer inducements to pur. asers ina,
cannot lie found elsewhere.
J. McCLOUD, j., & Co
81. Paul, Oct. 2, 1851 2s-em
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ESTATE OF HENRY l.. TILDEN.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
VATE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
Wv Henry A. Lambert, Judge OF Probate for the
Of Ramsey and the Territory Of Minnesota conf
nssOners TO receive examine and adjust all claims and
demand. Of all persons, against the estate Of Henry L.
Tden late Of the town of SAINT Paul. in SAID county de-
ceased and also all claims and demands exhibited III off
thereto asd months from thc 18Th day OF March,
1884, being allowed by sand court for Tint purpose We
do therefore hereby give notice that viii attend TO
the business o our said appointment, at the office Of
ahcock and Wilkinson, the first Monday Of May and
of sad days.
Dated Saint Pan March 18th, I552.
CHAS H. CAKES
l.. a. BABCOCk, Commissioners
JOHN HARRINGTON,
81. Paul, March IS, 1852 4s-4t.
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TO TIE PVBLiC.

MOTTO is hereby given, that all debts contracted af
Ter this dale nv person persons vita he
order OF Resell stevens ia the name OF the St Paul
Single Manufacturing Conpany or Irvine 4 Go =
Steam SAW Mil, will not be paid.
RUSSELL STEVENS.
81. Paul, April s, 1852. 5a-4t
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4 I.rgc and veil seleciei ,s.nrtInfnt nf Uri,i.h
+ r,,ch and American DR. Goods Boot. and shoes Te'
n Ihnccn a M va,is1 o., "'' go
viii he oGreJ t,aJ st ln,ver rics ma, s
STYLE, have ns,,aIiy sold in TIL. market And ,.oud
$50, -, ,nrchnsrs ,,sn t",. f,r,ns ~ -;i,l ,h
markets tina, uIueh time and exycrse nav be snyed IN
,,,rcJ tb.;r coods mr., IA aya,r,;, - 49,,
itock and ,,riccs is resnectfnily solicited "
m. f,nwinr a,t;c.s courris, , nv, of nav s,ocL
Mcrrimac prints ElnhroiaereI lrrssos'
Corheco do Iri,h linens
irnior do Can ue,ts
Spraguos do Laces and e.lsnga,
Phil Aliens & Sons prints. Embroidered collars
ar and n NC Az ureSs hnttnIs
M, orx s,,,,s ArtiG.iat AZ v-ars
Heavy brown sheetinc Bard boxes
a. sn;rtiu" ladies', e,nc, bonrc,s
Fine g Floreucs hratl :.
"a, Jr;,,i,r Misscss
4 i ,ia,c,ad ,,,,s,, Co,,, honrot,
= and - Bonnet ,jbons
BIN. ,lriiiincs Cap and silk rilons
OTIS denims, far'sols,
Falls Co Umbrellas
Gable twists. tihch tdpe covers,
Hamilton ticking, Union
apron checks, Jaquard diaper,
Crash and diapers, LADIES' i"lNed nose,
n n ,; ,;I,;on Misc 8. w :. 8,
Brown linen dril4ings, MISSES
kentncky Jeans, iiilNca Hose,
Fancy cassimeres, SILK pocket hdkIs,
Lancaster 1iTghams' ,'i c mn -,
SCOTCH 49, ~; ''a ,f,.I to
p ,us,,a Je i iaines' rnilon
iD;.;rs 49, - Misses
PORTSMOUTH i lawns 1'."S ILL., ,,r,,d ,loves
,,., c,.o5 . Iii gioye.
Coiored grapes, silk crava,s,
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FRUIT TREES
Strawberries. etc.

RAISED AND CULrITaTeD Ar NuhsEay OF n. n H.
AVERY, SIX MIIEs 5. w. OF BuRLiHGroN,
Consisting ofApp,e, Hear, Plum, Qeince Grape Vines,
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March %, 1853.
=. FsssENTfSySS.

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tROCERY and Provision Store, having removed 20
az 3D. street. nearl, opposite the Post Office
prepared "a offer To Old ana The chuc
selections in his line; ir uding ha,s pork, tea, coffee
sugar, rice, EVERY thing III VI, that II wanted for use
IN FAMILIES and boarding houses at the very lowest Nv
ing prices.
St Paul. March % 1852. Soft
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TIE, IVONIO3S .ly,

CNONfE and take away these ilapacts Muslin de
- LANES. BerGgcs-a lhes, hcautit:ii coOdS still re-
naming shelves, ladies tielcA Look at
stock of line ana coarse >hirtBgs and shCctings
Now is the time obtain goods for nothing. W.,
have a large arrive by boat
anG before thar yard Of goods must be sod gwen
away cleared out altogether infrely.
VI. CURRiN {. co.
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az EPISCOPAL MISSION SCHOOL,


ro2 DAY SCHOLARS,
tyyiLL open It's third term, on the first Monday In
ys May next, the 81 prox., at O'Clock, A. NJ.
Tee Clergy of the Mission tho citizens of the
nsig1 rhood that the thorough ind practical in
s,rae oR all the usual English brsnf hes, will be guar
lsa the pupils OF the Mission Sc tool; the services
~ Lille and experienced Teacher having been secured
So. paul, April IL, 1852 f.tff..G Jz-3t
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TRYrSTE,I. MEETING,


pursuance of the provisions Of Act passed by
u the Legislative As>eInh, of the TerritOr, Of Mime
sofa incorporate" the 4 outage Grove Academy,
Notice hereby .ivrs,, that the frs meeting of the
Board Of Trustees of saie :. acmy, III be holden at the
dwelling house of JOSEPH w Furher, az Cottage Grove,
in the county Of Wilmington, in said Territory, on
Thursday the seventh isN Of April 1852 1T o'clock,
p. NJ for the purpose Of organization h. choice Of Off
and 10 act business thai may legally come
before the meeting.
J. =. FIRHER,
JOHN ATNuNSON,S Three OF the Trus-
JAS X. LlEORD, tees Ofstid ACad my f.
March t i312. A9-9t-