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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-21
4. =. NEW ELL.
OmmissiOn Merchant.

A Nd Dealer IN Foreign and Domestic Hardware.
= "A cook, paror and heating stoves of all kinds Sc
lectcd from The Troy Cincinnati and ST Louis markets,
comprising the most varied assortment Of double
stoves and ranges the Eastern market affords Hollow
ware, kettles, poiS ovens shcts furnaces frying pans,
waffle irons shoYei> toug., &C.
Aso-farning utensils, ploushs, cradles rakes, hoes,
ShoNois, sNthes. snatS aAes SANS, sad irons zinc,
spring balances coffee mills, wire, nails, taCk>, &c.
JaPaned ware of all kinds, lamps and rardcsiichs, Of
brass, iron and lin; brtania and kitchen ware. and
t"n"e pots, spoons ladies, skimmer lea coffee ana
gar boxes scrub, backing and other brushes, hNtlrauc
apparatus; well, cstcrn and house pumps of all size
water rams, lead pipe sheet bar and pig lead
al my stand on Third ncdI Roberts street, Saint Paul.
Minnesota. f. =. y.
September l. lcjI 2G-tf
BEVAtS n LANSING,
hEALERS in stoves aud menufaC of every dcs-
~ crpton of Tin and Copper Ware. a few doors be
low the American House, ST. Anthoa, street.
June %, ls5t fM
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ST. PAUL FERRY.

TUNHE subscribers have Tow ready new horse boat;
u and all things in com plete order for CROSSING the
river Paul, Lower Landing with al passen gers
and We shall be i'll attendance AT the Ferry, AT
The lal heurs of business, and possible shall
the constant attendance OF good Ferryman. The
rates OF lerriage lower here than any other eTr
from Louis 20 81. Paul.
JAMES N GOODHUE,
Isaac y. .GOODHUE,
jy22. Propretors.
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l have Something Sweet TO tell You.


have something sweet to tell you,
But the secret YOU must keep;
Aud remember if it isn't right,
i'm "taIkins in my sleep."
For know am but dreaming.
When ! think YOUR love is niine:
And know they are but seeming.
All the hopes ,hat ROUND me shine.
So remember, when tell YOU,
What can no longer keep.
We are none Of IL responsible.
For what we say in sleep.
My pretty secrets coming,
., listen with your heart,
And you shall hear it hmmine
SO close, I viii make YOU start
%. shut your eyes SO earnest,
Or mine viii wildly weep;
love you' adore YOU, but
''Im talking in my sleep''
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TO THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL.

ENEEpIY sensible of ast iavors. asain invite youI
~ atteutiou to my MILL ERN EST BE-
LtSIMENT. confidently assured that can show
YOU "a variety OF materials and trimmings thai will repay
Inspection.
My fgchtes now increased ior supplying YOU with
the latest les and hope In be able to meet every de
mand which taste and stl ie may require.
Nv arrangements for tho season, am persuaded, viii
fully ensure that TO which the baes Of Sain
Paul are Wiling to contribute, when punctnaliiy
anxiety please, BLENDED with a knowledge OF wba
their excellent taste requires.
N. A. MARVIN.
Third Street, ST. Paul, November 20, lS5l. 81
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CitAS. ". BORtP. rHAS. IL. OAKES.
RORtP Il OA hE ES.
vUViIE undersigned having formed copaTtnershp for
tran>aCtIns an Exchange and Banking business in all
il, various branches, viii be prepared furnish sigh
aud time exchanges the East and principal cities Of
the West. RemttanCcS to Great Britain, ireland. and
continent OF Europe Idr Ia suit purChastTs.
Sight and time bills ana European exchanges purchased,
collections Elade and proceeds reitted at usual
of exchange All other business committed 10 care,
pmctuais attended to.
BORUP 4 OAKES.
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SIC.

N1RS. BIDDIE, teacher Of music, announces 10 the
vi ladies' OF Paul and vicinity, that she will give
nstruct tons on the Piano Forte. Former success in
bringing pupils rapidly forward, warrants promise OF
general satislsc Those wishing her services can
call her residence, junction oi Hill and ST. Anthony
streets.
/ ST. Paul. May 13. 4-ti
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Boy EArTS BY BFARi--We learn that A boy
named Alden : Rose, about I6 years of age and or
plan son OF the late Samuel ID. Rose formerly #
this city, was killed IL this county ,.t week bv an
cnomou, bear, and ahen ftmi '9Igc t0rtion oi I'll.
unfortunate Youth had been dev0ured ly the sagnae
animal. This had has been residing with th- l,wily
Of his brother. some IL Is miles Nor.hoas; OF this
place, and had been sont 10 field som. d,-,anc.
from the house, for Not retuirrr "a soon as
expected, the family becamo uneasy about him. when
the husband and ~if mounted theis hor-4s near the
close OF the day, and went in the direction he had
gone TO look for him. Arriting at the field they
found portion Of the considerabl, broken and
trampied down, aad while examining H. an enormous
male bear Suddenly issued from ar adjoining thcket
and msde directly toward them, which frightened the
horse the woman was riding, and threw her off,
Her husband succeeded in getting her up on the horss
be riding, and escaped from the furiou. beast.
Several nei2hbors collected the following morning
aad proceed the field. and found the mulated re-
mains Of tn un'ortuafe lad, partly eaten up by the
bear stated above.
Parties, understand, have been hunting the bear
since the sad occurrence, but had succeeded
in capturing him when las, heard from tina, neigh.
/ boshood - Lrie R>ck Ark. Gax.
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Notels anu 3soar0lmg Douses
ST. PAW. H0ESE.

NilS house. formerly kept by j. w. hiss, being the
original hotel OF 81. Paul. al tire Ctraer of Third g.
Jackson streets, opposite Minnesota Outfit is tho
roughly repaired and reodellcd and with the additions
now made To it, is one of the spacious and convc-
ient hotels in town. Having taken lease of it, and
ntted 1t up throughout with furniture, invite the
travelling public 10 call upon NE; beeSng ifiey win find
this house equal TO the BEST in all respects The charges
VIII be very moderate. GEORGE WELLS
Paul. July iS52
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John HOLLAND & Co.

AuCTIONEERs AND GENERAL AGENTS.
ENURNITURE Warehouse, Bench street, Saint Paul
- Improved Farms, Town lots, and houses for sale
nfnt. Advances on eonsiagnmeRts, and prompt pay
1t On sales Good references given when reguired.
St. Paul. April 10, l-52. SILLY
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FENiEN determined a Hotel kept Mt Still
water, house ought to he kept. The Lahr
House fne, large, binding VIII, large, convenient
sables ana out buildings. wei good parors in tie
honsc. for private families to ocCupy.
Mahe" Iasey has taken this house, and furnished II
Throughout; having pat III oC0,OD worth of new urni-
Nothing IN the Of expense will he spared
keep mp The oi The Lake Ilosc the highest reputation
that public house can Strangers from abroad,
viii receive such attention to encourage them TO
tarry.
saltwater, March = 1852. 11-6t.
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Err ESH MEAT.

have AN arrangement now for keeping fresh meat on
II ice in a winter temperature; and AS shall be spar
ing, neither of pains money To have the choicest
beef pork mutton lam, and other arieties
may send in their servants children, for
bit tenderlne, steak roast, something else
is good and they shall have the best the shop and
honest weight. Ny shop remember, is on st. Anthony
street just few steps above fuler's story brick.
may y2.-6u WIN WELLS
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CASH FOR BLACKSMITHINC.

WE have bought out the brick blacksmith shop OF
w MI Taylor and the pow shop adjoining II, the
unctiOn OF Fort Hill and ST Anthony streets, st. Pau
where shall carry on backsnithing and Pow making
IN allepsrents Of the business, either stock
or not, be desired. intend to do work strict
ly upon cash principles while therefore, shall rigid
y exact prompt payment the prices OF our labor will be
VERY Low. viii the public try our work and our
prices, ABBOTT d SONS.
iul5. 13-y
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w. ii. PARKER,

QDLkSTERER and cistern-bulder, informs the people
of SAINT Paul ana vicinity that he will attend
promptly and taithfull, the work entrusted To him,
his line of business which he Processes to understand
thoroughly. June ~, 1851. 9-y
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1882. GREAT STOCK or DRUGS. 1852.

DODGE 4 BENJZ.
No. lG0 MAIN STREET, GtiENA,
hFEEK for sale the following Drugs, &c. at the low
~ est prices.
, loco HIS tartarC acid $4,000 HIS putty
p kegs catb. soda 80 bbs sPts. tnrpenine
10 hhis cream tartar 500 lbs Paris green
| 100 lbs Eng. blue mass 10 casks old port wine
100 do Eng and Am. csl'i. 20 bbls Eng. EPSON salts
/ 10 casks sulphur 10 DO caravan seeds
| 10 cases British lustre do Eng. grid mustard
/ II do Eng. rfl. borax 10 do copal varrish
/ 25 bbls plaster paris DO Maccaboy snuff
5 do camphor 100 lbs OF peppermint
500 OF quinne z 10 lemon, fresh
/ bbis castor oil 80 doz paint brushes
! 1900 ibs ext. hquoTice so doI gross Lees pills
! 100 do insp'd extracts 80 do DO essences
! 80 do Turkey opium Is bSs CASTLE soap
! 500 DO herbs "a doz TOwnsend's SaTsaa.
| % oz strychnine 20 gross bears oil
! 50 do morphine So Kegs saltpetre
500 bNs McCullN's glass 1000 do X. Conkling 8 sons
/ so lbs iiuseed oil pure white lead.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
Houghton's Iepsin, i.ouden Il co medicines,
Pam Killer, Sloan's medicines, DC.
Together with large and well selected stock o eve
ry article line. We peciay invite the attention
of purchasers om the upper country stock and
prices. ly22-l4-ly
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THE BI,NT NIIVSt:.

Bh AVID GILMAN hegs leave to inform the 81
~ mankind. that lie has refited the above houst
Watab. and is prepared again be at home, with his
latch stling out tO lis ,cld friends well to take in
strangers. Comfortable apartments and farmers fare,
he furnished To gentlemen, fam lies shIng
visit upper for health or pleasure and
iourn at Naah, will be pleasant fine fishing and
hunting make il, OF the proprietor knows how 10
render il. DAVID GILMAN.
lulN L.. lSJ2. I3-.f.
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SpIrIiEo IN RAILROAD CAhs.-We publish on
the first page good article upon the nasty habit of
splitting in railroad cars from the Boston Atlas We
do 90 at the suggestion If lady, No lady probably
ever rode in railroad car, much wihor, being dis
g,sed at the splitting of Yankee mas,ica,or Of
the vile and filthy weed--lN1shua Tel.
The habit OF splitting in railroad cars, in churches,
| or elsewhere of tobacco chewcrs do spit
is nasty enough in all conscience bat then the Iades
should remember that whfg brethren have recent
IL acquired such habits in splitting platforms tha
the, sonnet mistake the railroad for one es-
pcciaiy after having l'h,raiy partaken Of "Sos.t
! .oup - Lc,r,N PET.
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ANKS. l.. NJ. S'COA Il rs. wishes to inform the
1Nh Ladies' Of 81. Paul and vicinity, that she is THANK
ul To them for eir kud patronage during the preceding
She has just returned from the East with the n
TEST FASHIONS and sPLENpID assortment OF Goods.
has Ribbons that be surpassed both in beuuty
and quality tins side of N,w York Artificial flowers and
piumes Velvet and Velvet Trimmings, Of every color,
She he found her old stand, rods
The Prcsby tsran Church, where she would be happy
attend tO any order III her line Of business.
November. 1851. 3-29yl
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r. &. C.TNICUELI. n CO..
Forwarding and Commission House
NEW ORLEANS

VHNIlS long established h"use o0nfne their attention
strictly 10 sales aud pure hascs comm-s on and
10 the forwarding business generally. They solicit
continuance oi the liberal patronage heretofore given
them. jul l1-9-tt
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w. =. SWIMMER.

GENERAL NEWSPAPER AND kDVEPTI>ING AGENT,
NORN UR of second and Ch.snut STREETS <OYor the
" Post Odice. ST. Louis, Mo.
Mcssrs. II. \ W Canpbc Nte-srs. Hayden 4 Wilson,
- Adophus MeicrAcot HSR RIB Whitiert0re.
81. Ions, june l.. S-tl
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Have you good Understanding I!

MARVIN. invites the public to eXaIuiue the
10 best stock 0i materials in his line, that has
been i'll the Territory }Ie challenges either side o
the Atlantic 10 produce better quality OF French Calf
SKINS. specially adapted for the winter season.
On hand, also, Ladies' fac custom made shoes and
gltcrs Also Gentlcme's I ali and Zip Boots The besI
that can he made Aou know the stand-Ihird street
near Roberts street.
SantPau, November ls5l 81
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3. CHot rEAU, JR. JAS. HARRISON. FELIX VALE
iR- \ MUNTAIN tRN AND NAILS.
ChOteau. Harrison & Vale.
RDROPRIETORS oi the St. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS.
u viii keep on hand FIJI supply of merchant har
iron, boiler plate sheet aud nails. manufactured
their establishments from thc of the Iron Mountain,
and vii! Also heep AZ ether articles usually kept
iron store, Ia which they invite the attention OF country
merchants.
u Warehouse. No. l1o second street -. Louis Nc.
CfiAS. W. BbRtP,
Agent At St Paul.
May :, i65l. ST.
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WILLiAM NJ TAYLOR.
RnThpr aud uair.OreSScr.

- bulk and fitted up a SHAVING SALOON. on
Third street. next door west Of the new Post OF
Zee IN SAINT Paul u The increasing luxury sN IL and
elegance, OF the metropolis of Minnesota where
e viii be happy 10 citizens and strangers in Saint
fauI IL every branch OF his business, according 10 the
best oi his ability
June 1851.
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DOCTOR CARLOS.

Surgeon, Physician ant .3ccouCher,
A GRADUATE uI tir Paris ana Turin Universities,
N has taAc.. his residence in It. Paul He Will take
pleasure IN exhibiting has Dipuua any who de-
sire, 10 IT, Dr I. ~ have his Office AT Furi :,
on Tuur,h street. Pal; where lie ca. be found, and
.yill rrouptlN attend t. very call.
y y. ID. &. has Instruments uf the most appro'cd
h.n.s f,r every surgical operation required BY
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ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE UOJSE.

MY name is MOFFEr Ny Boarding House is on
4'l Jackson Street, the lower end of Saint Paul To
find it, You keep straight mp from the steamboat landing,
IN the of triangle, al the north end Of the bridge.
M house is large, AMI for prompt every week,
intend TO furnish good fare at the very lowest price
LOT MOFFET.
81. Paul. MAY %. 1851 sly.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
AVE opened al the store OF &. +. Tracy! on Third
street, 4 general assortment Of Family Groccncs
and provisions. which thcy VII sell al low rccs for cash.
exchange for country produce. They respectfully
solicit share OF patronage.
cnNkLES MfLBURN. L. u. WAIT
ju1l. IO-u
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BOARDING HORSE.

BOARDING HOUSE.
HtuARtES CIR EEK has opened Boarding
House IN the west end of the celebrated Fremont
House, Beuoh street. where he Will make Cash IOd-
gers and Bourers comfortable he possibly can, ut
$500 per week. Nov. 1881. 32y
GAI4ENA HOUSE.
FuNIE subscriber has provided for the Odat
Of boariers; both by The day aud by the week with
without lodsinsit very moderate prices lag quiro
tor the Gaena House, the first b'iiing Roberts
street above Third opposite nnc& CooIey's Clothing
tore. iul1-c-lv VIM. TR Il ss|ONE.
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i$O0T(.E,SS

BU(DTTIFNN
IL ior people TO tpec prosperity, who practice The
- bad economy al buying wretched sale boots and
shoes, when they can find genuine custom made work;
both se~"t and pesGcd womCus shoes, gentlemen 5
coarse ana hnc bonis custom made upon honor Of the
best MATERIAL next door to DR. Barbour Apothecary
shop and nearly opposite the Post Office on Third street
St fanl' where you may always find ready take Your
measure. Wheh n JOHN quinn.
T. :. Prices iinc calf boots, So 90; second uuaiiy
50 %; best Kip, 81 30; best brogans, 81 90.
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pENrISTR l..
C. W. EDDIE. LATE OF PITTrBt RG, PA,

C. ". BIDDLE, LATE OF PlirPBi BG, PA,
As permanently located ~ II. Paul. Fourteen years
CLOSE application 20 Ms profession, iosciicr win
large ald baull assortment of plain and gum teeth
ah h.lu from one 10 an entire set Ui teeth by
Atmo> gheric pressure. with beautiful representation OF
tae natural gum. restoring the mouth oits iatiIai shape
Diseased teeth peImaucutN saved 10y pluggirg useless
teeth e,lrartcd With lttlv pain possible. Tech
cisarl>ed and Diseased gums restored ~ health.
Office al Junction Of iiiN and Saint Anihony street.
\. B.-AiI jobs warranted.
St Paul. MaS l3 4-iN
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St. DdMI Business CARDS.
srIRtTUALkNnckINGs IN ST. p.rL.

! A ~ y ST T.,
fHNiE Subscriber, ON the of Fift and Minnrso-
n "a streets, is now Mock Mock Nockins old
RAGS into handsome cheap ai, durable Carpets Ladies
aud gcntcnen please call and ste tho.e spiritual knock
ngs, yon viii not mtrmie
large quantity Of carpet warp hand, snl carpets
made to order. p NJ WAITEpS
St. PAM, May H. 1882. At
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SHIII SIClA surgeon and Accoucler. VIII practice
his profession IN 81 raui and vicinity. CHice
Iohrih and Robert streets, over Cathcart Tyson =
III
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Exchange and Deposite Ofice of
GEORGE w. HARRINGTON & co..
st. .fRthony Streft, St Paul.
MONEYS on deposite, aud interest allowed on all
ANk SUMS deposited for three months and over
Exchanges the principal Ciiics East and South, for
sale.
Collections IN any of the states promptly attended
Investments made in Real Estate otherwise. for
persons living out Oh the Terrery, i'll the most avanta-
geOlls manner.
O'Clock. 33tf
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CEDAR PSTS AND SHINGLES.
II UST receive ed and for sale al the lumber ward Of
- w. Marsh ALI.
August IL lSj2.
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NEW LIVERY STOCK.

EbATTISON Il BENSON, have purchased aud cx
n lS-ct early in May addi>iun To their liverN
SOch several and elegant carriages, bugg!es and
baTonChcs; also harnesses and hor>r furnishings ant
cliipHgc Cf the most giant description.
Ai.So--;an diitIunaf stock of ne bloOcd wei bro
hen horses Query II spirited" horses come in under
the liIuoa Law, will the! b in danger oi beng knock
ed in the head!
Oar entire new stock viii cost S]00000 NJ
other stable i'll the West out of Saint Louis VIII he
found IL complete
Will onr ircuts and The public please remember tn az
AZ tte NerN stable in The of the AIacrctn House
nj the upper end of Saint Pasl, tary all hours
have such convey ince hy land wheels or on horse
back, IS theY May desire
PATTiSON & BEN son.
ST. rruI, ADr X, 1852 52-tf
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EDWARD N'LAGAN.

STORAGE FDRW AiDING AND COMMISSION,
At the Lower Landing, St Paul.
Ii Commission, and CunsignmeEts, " Ill be prompt
= Is ard careiuy sttteaded TO.
References: Il. H. Campbell, X. M'Lagan, Calcna;
Gto DeI5aiR 81. Hoais.
Lower Steamboat Landing, -. Paul, Min.
March p, io54. AN.
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w NJ. w. HANKS,


i his store III saltwater, is prepared TO offer
IN ia his customers, much larger and better
ment OF Goods, than he has before brought into
tbi> market His assortment is entirely fresh aud bought
tins Spring, al the very lowest figures. Il includes al
most every article ever called for III store and
cally such goods wanted by villagers and
lumbermcD. Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, ready
made Cloihing Crockery, Hardware, Flour, Bacon,
Pork, Eggs, Butter, Cheese, Sauces and Condiments.
Sugar, coffee, Tee, salt Moasses, Fish, Dry Goods of
all sorts, and especially for ladies' Fresh goods
viii be ordered promptly from week TO week,
have constantly on hand, whatever the trade may
quire. These goods, customers may depend upon buy
ing, for quick pay very moderate profits Being de
tcrmned IL axe bad debts ". W H., feels assured
that he sell goods low they be bought any
where ia these arts, at retail.
WIN ". HANKS.
Saltwater iMay I3, 1852. 4--if
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SPENCER, KIRKPATRICK & MARLEY.
StT0RACE, Forw ardng d Commission Merchants
- ievee Tower Landing, ST. Paul, Min Ter.
Feb. ~, ls52. 44iv
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r.. B. PRICE,

EoLASlERtR. can be found near the Of Jack
ron and SNth streets near the lowtr shngle mill
H. H. r. has served regular apprenticeship AT the bnsi-
ness oi 'stering and heeves he give entire
iacu"n TO those Who may enploy him, il any branch
his business.
y. S.-Two good joumeymc are wanted Immediately
~. Paul AM:,. II. ISL. Il
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ST. AN I'll Ny HI Sc
Saint Ionls.
CITY n-TEL. ST. LUIS

CITY n-TEL. ST. LUIS
Corner IF Yhirf and ttne streets.
7. RARNIM, proprietor, viii always DE happy to sot
his trends. who down business pleasure from
Wisconsin, Minnesota, and from elsewhere up the Mis-
-l>sippi river. Nov. IA, 1850.
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FIRE. FIRE.. FIRE!::
VuNHE "Od ftna continues to dispense aid ard com
fort 10 the unfortunate, "a usual The Saut Paul
agency.
CAPITAL STOCK, S3OOo.OOO.
THOMAS A. BRACE, Pre,'t s. J.. LOOMS, Sec'y.
Il. X. NELSON,
3-30y Agent Cor Minnesots Territory.
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CAl.ENA HOUTS%,.
FRFN,ONTu uoySE.

JOSIAH WEAN PROPRI EToR
vQNIlS well known stand Bench and corner of CCda
L streets has been thoroughly repaired, and all new
N furnished and j, now open to accommodate boardef,
and Travellers with comfortable quarters.
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Qoalrnu.
WAR EAGLE MILLS. GALENA.
- PENfiNE extra flour bran shorts and horse feed
- constantly on hand, and FOR sale lowest cash
rates. l.. UENpSTEAD A. co
taiena, september 2. 1892. i-2O
$. CRAWFORD CO..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DIR, GGIsTs,
el Nam Sfrcet, Gniena,
u Az f. just received full supply OF Drugs, Med-
= cines, Paints. Oils. Dye-StuiFs Window Glass.
Ha,sware iuitN, etc. etc. They will be tantly re-
ceiVing supplies oi the above and other their
ine and would call the of those wishing Co
purchase as they offer TO sell Al ~. Luuis prices.
Galens, Oct. 9. 1851 %
GEO. FERGt son.
KHTIfoIESAI.E and retail dealer in Hardware and
w CUTLERY, Cast Steele, Nails, Mechanics and Niis
ners tool Rope ana Farming Implements No. 96 Main
street, Ualtna, III. l--tf
GEO. G.. C.STROTHER,
Sole gent in Galena for sale of Sloan
Mediciucs.-Mai street, Galena I'll.
II. McLagan,
Storage and Commission, Water street, between
Green and Washington streets, Galena, Ill.
5. s. MERRILL s. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and shoes,
No. So, Steamboat Landing, Galcna.