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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-05

ATE Of Newark, Ohio, respectfully informs the pub
LIZ c that he has located himself permanently, In st.
Paul in the Territory of Minnesota where he proposes
to otter his drect and personal services Agent for the
purchase, sale and exchange Of all descriptions Of Real
holds, Ground Rentsto the payment OF taxes Of non
residents, examining titles, collecting debts, &c, &c
And will negotiate Agent for Loans OF Money on Bond
and Mortgage Town Property, Gel also, for the pur
chase of stocks such have bona de value and
sact all other business connected with such Agency.
lJOh1ce, corner Of Wabashaw and Third streets.
All property will be duly advertised, and charges
whatever will be made unless the negotiations fully
and satisfactorily effected r. w. WILSON.
BY permission, he refers to- '
s.G !; + : sSs s' g. ssss. Ohio
Hon. Thomas Ewing, Lancaster, Ohio. f.7'
Henry Starsbury, Esq, Atty Gen, Columbus, Ohio.
Hon. Joseph Vance, Ex Governor, Urbannu, Ohie.
Hon. VIM. Bcbb, Ex-(,ov. Ohio, Illinois.
Hon. J Brady, Carlisle, Pa.
} $ Sss: Z s s; %:'., Baltimore -.
r. ? s ssss:'S Si:s'' c",,
DIR. VIM. Knight Philadelphia, Pa. %
Elias Fassett, Esq, War street, lN.,xy.,v ia
Alfred Avery, Merchant. 20 broadway
Hon. Lewis Cass, Detroit.
80 = -, ern0r, n0ihna t. A
H. II. Rice, Esd Saint Paul, Minnesota.
81. Paul, Sept rs, 1851. SS-ly
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Galeud ADVERTISEMENTS.
WAR EAGLE MILLS.

f.--.-t 81. .GhleAa, IFliuois. Llatt
VuUIE Subscribers having completed their new stcai
IL Mill under the above name, situated below th'
lower Bridge, in the city Of Gslens, beg leave TO call Tn
attention of dealers in Mnnesota TO their stock Of flo
always hand, feeling confident that they VIII be ao
to supply them upon a. favorabIe IL favorable
terms than any mill which has sod -four 70 the up
country. - .--...... 80 /,
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zano anu x,rsurauee, apsnetes
kAkER, HoBAR'r q PKEsCoFF'

A. y. BAKEa.~ NORRIS HOBART. GEO. W. PBEscoT1
eit s. a Ian AGENC .4N,g w s
a RAKER, HOBART, * PRESCOTT. e
Oiilce Third street, 81. Panl, NJ. t. .friA
VIII give careful attentsn 10 the duties VI their Of
fee general land Agents. One Of the firm has for
thirty years been resident Of the Northwest, and will
devote his lime personal observation OF the situation
and character Of lands In the Territory Office open
all hours Of The day. lots bought and sold; taxes
paid; convey ancs The COLLECTION of debts and letters Of
inquiry promptly attended TO. sse'sF 4,e frs1ss c
REFER ENcgs.--Iinoiss Grant Goodrich, Esq, Chica-
go; Hon. WIN. Thomas, Jacksonyille; Col. Bradford,
Springfield; Hen. Lewis Ross Lewiston; John Spencer,
Esq, Rock island; kex, l. b. Randall, Alton; Judge
Minshall, Rukhvs.i hdNme+ Rev B. T.. Kavanaugh,
indianapolis. Michigan Hon. G. l.. Poneroy, Lenawee
Co.; Col. dickson, Washienaw Co. Minnesota Hon.
A. Goodrich; Hon. N. MIsaDf Rev. c. Hobart. s1a
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Wholesale Il Retail Fancy Dry Goods
House, ON the Stewart Plan;
lE EAIRCHIVD & cox.

cairo &c Main Street, Gaiend,
"AVE just opened and daily In receipt OF the
est and most fashionable Sly les OF rich Dry Goods
consisting Of Silks, aw1s Baregcs DE Lsines Pop.ins
&c, Housekeeping articles such Is Carpets, Mating,
&c, Of the approved styles and patterns
Hosiery and Glover and In fact everything In The way OF
Dry GOods Their stock of fine goods il large and equal
in quality and prices any thing in ST. Louis Eastern
markets. The shopping community Of Minneso,s are
respectfully solicited examine this stock conSstss IN
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ST.. PAUL
HAT AND CAP STORE

On Yard Street, foo doors 6eIor Wdbasha,c.
VHE subscriber having just received mis- Fall .tack
Il OF HATS CAPS, would call the attention OF
purchasers larger and better selected of
goods Ia mis- line, than be found north OF st. ouis
He would invite particular attention to his
FALL STYLE OF HATS,
which in form, finish, and texture, has been
equaed BY any thing hitherto offered in this ket
He has also beauti full and extensive assortment of
CAPS, among which may be found the following
Columbia silk Caps. SILK Plush Caps
Pocket do do Drab do do do
Jenny Lind do do Mohair do do
Army do do Velvet do de
MinEesote do do Fine Otter de
do Plush Trimmed Russian do do
Military Cloth Caps with eeyers Sea DO de
Navy DO do DTah Oregon de
Jenny Lind do epapsh Sea; do
Youths Fancy do. Hair do -
ChiidTen's DO do
do do Velvet.
All Of which be offers for CA SE, 4. small advance
On Eastern prices.
N. E.-Hsts purchased at this establishment, iroBed
free of charge. II. WEST heCLOUD.
ST. Paul, October 3, 1851. 24-6m.
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MILLIN Try! fh1iaaa brs
MRS. MERRICK has just received direct from
1V1 the East, great variety Of satin Bonuets; Also
splendid assortment of velvcfs satns silks Pushes
Ribbons, dowera Tabs, Ruches, Plames great vajet,
French worked collars and cuffs black silk Laces from
10 ZACH l-2 yard wde in fsci every article usually
kept In MILLINEay EsTABLIsHsEsT, aud she would
respectfully invite the czsns Of Saint Paul and the Up
River towns 10 give Call. ~ 4. $500 4, -
<4sg MANTAUsMAKING.
In connection with the above, done the shortest no
tice, and in workmanlike Mrs. N. is confident
in saving that in neatness Of ut and she Is
not supposed. Dress Trimmings Of every kind alls
and for sale. Give call. = tsrsl7 as..s Il
-tle sfsFr 20 f1fL-g 70 aa1s-, MARY MERRICK. y
Rooms over j. Brooke's Book Store, Gslens 3-2oy
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS,

TIME undersigned will give his undivided and earnest
attention the prosecution and collection of every
description of CLAIMS against the United States, before
-ess snd the various Departments of the General
Gowsrnman, such as Invalid, Navy, Bounty Land,
Revol utonary Pension Ems etc, "'ains aIising on-
der various Treaties with Foreign tndian Ma
Agent. $500. ..- ,.~
Charges shall always be moderate, and regulated by
the amount of service rendered. All communications
shall receive immediate attention.
The undersigned refers to the following well known
Names professional and business his standing and
ability:
Hon. JAS. A. PEARcE, U. s. Senator Maryland.
Judge E. F. CHAMBERS, do
Maj. GEO. w. LAW, Indian Agent, Green Bay, Wis
MOSES 8. GIBsoN Esq, Willow river, Wisconsin.
FRANZ CATLIN do do
SILAs II. HILL, Washington, d. c.
u All business placed in his hands by Claimants shall
be faithfully, diligently and zesously prosecuted
ts GEO. ARMSTRONG,
Office basement of his residence,
on Ii. street, between 9Th and 9Th streets.
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1851. ~ 4fr,.. l2
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CATHCAKT q BROTHEK.
STEW STORE.

Nearly opposite The Post Once in Saint Paul he store
lately occuped by Monks e. Ciarks)
IN STEWART takes this method Of informing
1Ls the citizens OF 81. Paul that he has opened a
Family Grocery and Liquor Store,
Where he will Keep the best quality of CroccEies Wines
Liquors and Tobacco, he is now offering, the very
lowest prices for cash produce and VIII be ready
wait customers for whatever they may want,
quantities however small. Win YOU look in,
Sly st' f-'t E. STEWART &
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VXTHOLESALE & RETAIL, dealer in wines,
w liquors, cordials, cigars. tobacco, &C., At
the sign Of the Gold Keg, steamboat landing, Ga
lena, Ill. has on hand and is constantly receiving
direct from New York and New Orleans the fol-
lowing articles which he offers for sale At the low
est market prices viz: ,.,-...s Ids J., ,,.,5!st.
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cmEAp CASH sroRE-wHoLEsALE

CHEAP CASH STORE--WB0LESAL LIE
~ "A 81 q AND RErAII.i "a q
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS HARnWARE, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS CI oTHlNG, PAINTS -
OILS, GLASS, FURNITURE, BOOKS
sttx AND STATIONERY ~ ssa.. rs
TIME SUBSCRIBER by bate arrivals Is now n re-
eeipt and opening in his new Store on 81 Anthsny
Street. nesr the American House, large and most
complete assortment OF the sbove-named Goods, which
viii positively be sold lower prices for cash than ever
before offered in this place His entire stock select
ed with great care purchased in the Eastern and
Southern markets Tor Cash, that he safely assure
his friends and the public generally that IL viii be 10
their interests to call before purchasing elsewhere and
examine his stock which consists in part a. follows:
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Ibt dDOVt CIIIItIhtcu 6Ouus CO'HprsF Only u sninH
portion cf my stock. shall keep constantly hand n
large quanty Of fasa 4'l rs Fs' g b. ffoiH'
PROVISIONS, rr--ioet 4fe[ as
such hams, shoulders, butter lard flour pork peaches
apples, potatoes, corn and oats. Also, 't- q 81
WINES AND LIQ UORS, -~rsssf
consisting OF whskey brandy port madeira, gin, porter
clarst, champagne and ale Also II. ---s- II. a
CLOTHING, -,.aft s..
n complete and fashionable assortment made up in the
best MANNER and Of ths lest material among which are
overcoats dress and frock coats ard Of all kinds,
coors and sss; under-clohing in great variety. Also
f.I BOOTS AND SHOES,
avery large and well selected assortment too numerous
10 mention. Also, ttfH
s...ttr. HATS AND GAPS, f 'f-
embracing all the fall and winter styles.
Also general assortment of Hardware Paints, Glass
Tinwarc, Cutlery, Oilx, &c. b. ..t.tt r
st. Paul, Nov. 1850 JOHN HARRINGTON.
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MARSHALL g. cos

WhOIesaIe GfOCSTy anu NTOH SVOTee
In connection with our stock OF SLIGO IRON, we
Offer large stock Of Groceries and Provisions We
would call the attention Of uHDDuntry merchants, and
retail dealers generally to oustock which embraces
every thing Liquors excepted IN the Grocery and Pro-
vision line. .tslan .t
We propose selling for cash al Galena market prices,
adding of transportation and believe that can
supply boarding house keepers aud families good
terms rs they purchase below. ...
Our stock has been selected with care, that can
WARRANT the quality Of all articles sold by US.
CUCA RS.-Common Brown, Refined, A, q and C.,
- Crushed and Powdered, by the barrel, at
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ELEpHANTS.

HORSES, Cattle, Sheep Men and Boys, Girls and
III Women, Houscs, Ms soldiers---<very thing in the
Toy line et al please children, be had very chea
Of ..t- ELFELT& BROTHER.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-05

UDLANK BILLS OF LADING, printed and fcr sale At
ID the tscrIH fIoSEEK OFFICE
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-05

TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
OTIS in St. Paul proper and in Whitney aud Smiths
M Addition finely situated for residences and for BUSH
ness for sale on terms to suit customers. -.
DrWe are also prepared to buy town property.
ICsEI WHITNEY,
d. A.. J. BAKER.
June &c, 1851. - loft
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e n BBLS. MESS BEEF; Also any quantity Of
NJ fresh Corn-meal also Indian con- for sale very
cheap for cash, the Upper Landing bridge, in Saint
Paul, by $3.50 800 j. W. DABcOCK.e ri
CTATiONERY Of every description, VIZ: Letter biIi
~ cap, note, printing and hney papers: Bristol ana
perforated board; drawing and tracing paper; enveepes
plain and embossed wishing cards; drawing ard writing
pencils; gold pers; GIotts and other steel pens pen
holders, sealing wax; nksiands; waters; slatex ink;
blank account check and memorandum books, pocket
with large assortment Of fancy articles For sale by
81 .-....- go 49, -. n. J. ERoOKES.
Galena, Oct is, 1851. as ~
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a
20 dozen manufactured Russo Yer Hats for retail
{. trade; i ii iti
large assortment of Fashionable Nutria and Beaver
Hats, and Drab soft Beaver and Ouer-a new ar,h
Gle;
Also, large supply Of Fur Calfornis Hats,
Plain Fur California HE'S, Boys Fur Hats, Boy,t
Ashland Fur Hats, Childrens' Fancy Hats, Msn'a
sef-woo Hats, a large assortment; Msn's saxeny a
fine article; Ia
Also, full supply Of Cloth Caps, deren. styles,
Mems, Boys and Childrcn's Fancy Caps;
An assortment Of Leghorn and Panama Hats Children.
Leghorn Hats and Mems and Boys straw do;
Also, hand large number Of Otter, Seal, Nuta and
Nuskrat Fur Caps, at cost.
One Of the firm having been engaged in manufac turing
for Messrs. james G. N. johnson for IA years past 10
fully warranted in promising satisfaction all who may
pstronizc u.s. 23y
'-7nf $. CRAWFORD CO.,
WHOLfsALE AND RETAIL DRuGeIsTs,
,.t,. 81 1888 81 Main Street., Gaieaa,
UIAVE just received a full supply of Drugs, Medi-
III cincs, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuns, Window Glass,
Glassware Putty, ETC., etc They will be constantly
ceivipg supplies Of the above and other articles in their
line, and wonid call the attention Of those wishing
purchase as they offer to sell at st. Louis prices.
-Galena, Oct Q, ISL rr1frt iis ia.f IS
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SUC A kSS~tommon crown, Kennel, A, and T.,
- Crushed and Powdered, by the barrel, at
sa MARSHALL Il Cos.
NuOLA SSES.-Bs!cher's syrup, sugar-house end
1V1 Plantation, at MARSHALL & Cos.
GOLDEN SYRUP, in lo-gailon kegs, fer fami-
u lies, al M sr Co.'S
~ MS Cos.
LLOUR--Jasper, Extrs and superinc, at
Il Ma Cos
DORK--Clear Mess, just pat up last week, a supe-
IL rior article for families, at M q Cos.
CALT--of every kind and 10 any quantity, at
- n q Cos.
nIL--Linseed BeacAed, Lamp and Lard Oil, at
" MS Co.'S.
HANDLES--sperm Star and Mould, at
u MSCo's
~yHITE LEAD, Turpcptine, Putty, Whiting and
w Lsmpblack. al + Cos.
VNylNDOw Glass and Nails Tobacco, Goldfish,
w Mackers. Batter and Cheese Axes, Clocks, Corn
Baskets Looking Glasses, Gro Bars, Buck Mts, Grain
Shovels Coffee Mills, Percussion Caps, Log Chains
BrooIns Crackers Axe HelVes and almost every thing
that oan be named including Flows and Peppcrssuce
for sale at MARSHALL y Goa.
Saint Paul, October, 1851. 325
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NEW GOODS.

VulIE subscribers in receipt of their fall stock
j which il now open and ready for the Inspections Of
dealers The stock very large has been bought the
most advantageous terms and will he Offered lower
prices than the quality Of goods have been
sold in this market They respectfully invite
tention Of purchasers wholesale, before making their
winter purchases they think they offer induce
meIts TO buyers before held to them In the
Northwestern country. The following articles will DO
GornAe ssxr.n In .nsru f<xcE III.
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wHISKEY AT 25 CENTS.
THO COUNTRY MERCHANTS...We can
u sell you good article of Whiskey by the barrel
from IS 2s per gallen which is lswcr than
The quality is worth in Galena. We have also,
American brandy at rs cents, such you have always
paid rs for. Also French brandes from Sl,75
$500. Which you TO Saint Paul call at the corner
of Third and Roberts streets, for ~tfat' - 'ea
34t6 CATHCART & BROTHER.
A ID S,r-r.r -ff-~r
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

HE undersigned all inform the citizens Of st. Paul
IL and its vicinity. that he is opening Lumber Yard
near the Single Factory Jackson Seventh streets
and prepared 10 ill orders for all kinds OF Lumber on
the shortest notice. Those wishing Lumber OF any de-
scrption, aths shingles, would do well TO call.
ID Terms easy, one half up and the balance on the
delivery Of the Lumber ~
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PAINTING.

SHERMAN MOREY, on Fourth street, St.
- Paul. the middle Of town, in the building Of
Mr. Knox, up stairs may be found, ready 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 If we
do our work in a slovenly, unworkmanke manner, we
do not expect to get business the enlightened
ST. Pasl. Gay SHERMAN & MOGEY.
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<rv-arcxsUs> IIAyE on hand "a cotnplet.
8sl u IL assortment Of Furniture.
consisting in part Of ~"
Fine Mahogany Sofas Mahogany Chairs
q'''usi g BIZ Dyans Cane Seat do
b" 7g g Dining tables &c Sc Rocker,
'' -. Breakftd do Common
Card do g Chairs l.
i" 6 Bureaus g Tables
=" +" Wesk Tables Ch.drens' Cribs
" Z" Wash Stands g Chairs
Walnut and maple tables, stands, wardrobe.
and desks, and every article kept in a well fur
nished establishinepi-al Of which are manufac-
tssed by themselves and warranted 10 be Of the
best material and workmanship. maI2-stf
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Iron the subscriber, yoke Of sxen, one red the
J. other white and black spotted Whoever will re-
turn thcm to me shall be literally rewarded. J,
st. Paul, J IN. 9, ieS2. ~" LEVI SLOAN.
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III. +. M'CLOSk Ely.

III. F. M'CLOSkEY.
XNHOlESALEG Grocer, Commission and Forwarding
w Merchants, and general steamboat agent, has in
store and to arrive by early arrivals the following
Ces which he offers the trade the lowest for
cash, at No. 35, Steam Boat Landing, Galena.
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NOW READY.

VNYE NEW SINGING BOOK FOR CHoIR5 and
ing an extensive collection or new and available Church
Music, together with of the choicest selections
from the former publications of the authors, for Choir
and Congregational use by Thomas Hastings and Will
liam b. Brsdbary For sale by the single copy Dozen
by 2 az teT ssfe ts0of 81 1.,et, J. BROokEa
Caiena Oct. Is IsSl rs ,
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CCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL BOOKs- ass
~ Ency cIopedia OF Chemistry.
American Miller and Mfwrght Assistant. .i'4 -
: Painter, Glider and Varnsher's Companies. $50 Cd
Dyer and Color Makers Companion. ~ q
Buiders' Companion. - "'"
sSsllabus OF Chemistry. Ffff91 faIartiY RS -
,Bourne's oatechisn OF Steam Engine. 3tAs -.
For sale by ~ J. BRocKEs.
,Caiena, Oct. l6. IT'S e's3ts3fsf9 q -. IS
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Galena Aopfrtisenlents.
.-sE.--
WHOLESALE AND retail Rook-

No. " Nam street, Gniend, Illinois
-fstni A5s JOSHUA BRoOKEs, IE#rr
Dealer in Books, Stationery and Paper Haae
HAVING just completed his Fall purchases iI IN,
Il East, new odeTs Cor the inspection Of all persons
wishing TO purchase either In large snsD quantities
AND MEpIc III Bocas Music Books and Musical Instru
ments, Blenk-books in any quantity, and to order
all standard works IN THEOLOGICAL AND MEDIC Al SCI,
EscE. Their editions Of Bibks and Prayer books II,
every variety of size and binding. ~ EEl,I "
Country merchants, Public Libraries and the trade
supplied on Advantageous terms, and the public peneray
az low rates - at any establishment in the West
III Highest pixie paid In cash for Rags., 4ff rr
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.. FURNITURE. -.
EtHA1RS BUREAUS 4E
~ dozen Windsor chairs.
st Scroll Back Go
+" Cane Seat do
l-s ChiIdren's do
:" Rocking do assorted. ...--s.
7 Bureaus, dressing and plain, e
For sale by J. W. SIMPSON.
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TEAM Losr.-Oa Saturday last, a. Mr..
Niehsi-, osrmsn citizen Of this place WAS cross
Tag the r'er, walking on the ice and driving .
tse horse team attached TO wagon laden with
eoai, the ice gave way with crash, and hsrses,
wagon and coal disappeared. leaving the unioriu-
ns;s man contemplating big hole in ihs ice. in
winch good share of his worldly wealth had just
been beTisd.
be FhpId currsH; soon Esakens the ice ia ina,
spot. - that every year we are uadsr the ns,ss-
slty Of recording he loss Of one teams.
in every other place The ice is perfectly secare.
-[Da,enPort Gazette, Jan. 9Th.
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WILLIAM NhIGHI. HENRY b. wINAxs
s'I I" WRIGHT & WINANS,
Sseeessors Of G.. m. oAsssa, Steamboat Landia.
-, ,t. G0Issa, Iltaois,
lFFER TO the friends and eaeIners OF the old es,sb
V lishment, large and well selected assortmeni Of
HATS. CAPS, MlTS, GLOVES, AND
MCFES,
Tn fact every thing usually kept concern Of the kind
comprising in part the following: 1888
doz fashionable Ne J, extra mole skin Silk Hat,
No2
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Yearly Deposits of Members under SO

Those so years Of age charged % cent extra
So 90 admission fee charged in addition to the above,
the first year, and must be paid the time Of making
application, and the arst YEARS. deposit within 80 days.
REFERENCEs.
Gov. BOUTWELL,, Mass Gov. HUBBARD, Augusta, Ne
Ex-GoV. WILLIAMS, N. Fl. E. ALDEN, D., Randolph.
I f. Wood NJ ID, Randolph, Hon v French, Braintrec,
Hon A Morrison, BruintIee, Hon Hathaway, Frcetown
III Brockway Ellington CT Hon PW ashbu m
Hon o. Wood, Sorners, CT Woodbury. Curtis, Proyd.
Clifford, New Bedford, Steph. Reynolds, Troy, Y.
HonT Wentworth, Lowell, Stephens Roc land Lake,
...t sPRIsoFIELD ERENcREFEs.
Wilcox, Pres't Chcopce BankJOs Pynchon, Esq
M0rga, Pres't Agawam Bank, G C Segur, ID,
3-29yI A. J. WHITNEY, ST. PAUL,
ID GENERAL AGENT for the Territory of Minnesota.
Office in the New Gothic Store, Third st.
FIRE: FIRE.: FIRE!:!
TIME "Od Etns' continues dispense ''aid ond
fort" to the unfortunate, usual, at the Saint Paul
agency.
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000.
| THOMAS A. BRACE, PTes't 8. L. LOOMS, Sccy
p. r. NELSON,
3-c0y Agent for Minnesota Territory
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.gfa Agent for the St. Anthony Mill Co.
Sc. Paul, July 81, 1851. l5-1
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GRAEFENBERG CHILDREN,s PANACEA.

A most strange and Incredible fact meets US at
the very threshold of our remarks on this valuable
medicine. 1t is this: that no medicine prepared
adapted to the various diseases of children and
youth bas ever been offered to the public, while at
the same time it is estab lishcd by The most accu-
rate tables Of mortality thai one-half Of the human
family die before reaching the age effive years.
We should suppose that to this great class of hu-
man sufferers-this one-half of the race-the most
anxious and earnest attention would have been
given; that medical skill would have been tasked
TO its utmost capacity TO find out a medicine to
which mothers and nurses might resort under tho
constantly recurring necessities which present
themselves in this connection. The world is lit
orally crowded with medicines for adults, but TO
the sufferngs of children no one has seemed tie
turn proper attention. No one has regarded their
condition, No one has seemed to think it possible
that the ravages Of disease and death among them
might be stayed. 1t is true that there are numer-
Gus Vermiinges and Cordials of some value, but
each OF these are confined exclusively to one or
two forms of disease. The Gracfenberg Chldren's
Panacea is the only medicine cxtant to ether
hemisphere that is all worthy of being called
Childrcn's Medicine; or that supplies the great
want alluded to.