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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-23
THE MINNESOTA REMEDY
'sR CHOLERA MoRBUs. pYsENrERy, pIARRHGA, &C. &C
"PESlGUAGOMIk,'

INDIAN COMPOUND ASTRINGENT AND TONIC
VuVIE materials Of this medicine entirely vegetable
II indigenous To Minnesota, and well known 10 the In
dans by whom they have been used from time mmemo-
rial, with invariabe success.
The Proprietor confidently recommend this med
icnc to the public certain safe and pleasant cure
for Cholera Morbus, DarrhGa, Dysentcry and all dis
of the bowels II affords almost instantaneous
lief in ofgrpings cramps, and ordinarily effects
Ii complete in six eight hours.
TO Boamen Raftmen and Lumbermen, and all per-
sous travelling the river this medicine is invaluable.
Our citizens going below, during the summer months
should not fail 10 provide themselves with it.
The "Pesiguagomik" of course derive its repu-
tation from the testimonials of those who have made
trial of
~ Please read carefully the annexed certificates
Prepared by l.. +. Ely, st. Paul,
And for sale NJ ;ie Bookstore of LIE DUG Il ROIIRER
anu at W. u. FORBES Minnesota Store, at HICIICOX
d KELLOGG'S Drug Store, and at JARVIS, ST. Paul.
Also, at the Minnesota Bookstore ST. Anthony: at Rus
sells, Saak Rapids, and al Churchill Il NELSON'S Still
water.
Il p ice EiEtn CenfS ner RnfILe n
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TO SOUTHERN AND XyESTER pooU
SELLEKS 4 Nd MER Oh 49, YIN

EMAIL trade, lS52 Books and stationery vi Who'll
A sale higgins Il kellogg, Publishers booksellers
Sa'oners ana Manufacturers of every variety OF BIar
Books, John street, corner Gold New York inv;rc
call rom merchants aid booksellers xanine the prices
aad qualities Of their very large stock of
BLANK BOOKS, MEMORANDUM AND PASS nooxs
Embracing every variety needed; school and cJass;c,,
books of every kind USED in schools and acade,e- IL
trary ana miscellaneous books for public institutions
SCHOOLS Families and Sunday schools bibles PRAYER ami
hymn books, OF great variety and sizes prices and
of binding. ~ '' eS
stationery OF every variety of foreign and domestic
manufacture all of which they pledge themseIves 10 @
ply as low MS any other house in the trade
B.-Fooscap letter paper and States at mill prioe
New York, Judy IL fII,S
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Mechanics Union Association.

UfIce No I, GoOdIichs funding, SpRlNarIELp Mass
NJ. Il. DEAN, PreSident
WILLIAM PATTON, G. {. WooD, r;.,
II. Is. il DAMS, ,rWoHc'H com
fENilS IL an Association Of Worhinginen and others
Tor the assistance Of each other IN case az
si.k ness accident.
by the payment Of The following annual deposits Won
will become Life Member ard be eatitled TO weekly
benefit during life, if you should be disabled by sic
or accident from attending your ordinary bsne or
occupation FEMALES insured against sickness common
q
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VIM. X. MARSHALL,
AT THE
LlGO IRON STOR f,

I $ now receiving the fullest STOCK of IRON, NAILS,
STEEL, &C. ever offered in this market. The quail
lty OF Sligo Iron is well known by all smiths be
surpassed The following prices were established with
The opening of The Sligo Iron Store and been
departed from THRONE Siie0.
Flat bar, round and square, large size 4c,s l-2cts
d" do do small size, S s 63-i ga
Hoop, oval h'f oval, etc. 7al0
CUT SPIKES, 81 20
AN\lS, per TO-, l3 TO l6cts.
W Wagon Boxes, per lb, Acts.
Bellows, superior quality, per inch, So
Grndsiones, small size, peg inch, g"
Log Chains, large size, s"
The above prices will be found those of any
ether establishment in the Territory, and are the Old
Regular Prices of The Sligo Iron store
DREAMING PIOWS.
am agent for Evans Il Adams and will Keen on hand
sufficient stoci OF their well known Flows, at the man
uiacturers' prices, 81 per inch.
WM. r. MARSHALL
ma21--6tf the Sligo Iron
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GROCERIES,
At Wholesale and Retail.

Am Roberts Street, Saint Paul, next door to the
" Worlds Fair. The subscribers. believing tho,
Goods can be sold in Saint Paul wholesale as choaI
they can be sold at any place above ST. LOUIS have
opened Il large stock of
GROCERIES,
OF the best descriptions for family use, which they will
sell for cash at very small profit by retail and b,
wholesale, prices such viii warrant all retail deal
in Minnesota to buy goods a, their store Among
the leading articles which shall offer, will be DE
sides every ether kind of goods USUALLY in larss
Grocery Establishment whether here enumerated OF
not,) the following:
Flour, Of various brands; Sugar and Molasses, al
kinds; Coffee, Tea, Tobacco and Salt Salt Fish, o.
ters Sardines ETC.; Butter, Cheese, Lard and Oh.
LlQUORS-such Brandy, WiEe, Gin, Whiskey
Champagne.
MISUNDERSTANDING OF Pork, Hams Bacon
Dried Fruit etc
Patent Buckets, Glass, Nails, Putty, Shot, Matches
Candles, Soap, BRUSHES, BrooEs, and grea, variety
other goods. REY d FARMER
st. Paul, October 8, 1851. 25-,f
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ICE.

ICE
In the days of Dives ice evidently in use or
Il that gentleman would have called for it, instead OF
for drop of cold water; for only will il COO! the
parched tongue of the invalid but il will give life and
animation to ALL Iced water is alone fit for drinking
Then, how can you keep your butter Your cucumbers
milk and and your fresh meat cool without
ice? You can have il, every morning delivered to YOU
warranted sweet and fresh a very small advance on
the actual cost OF manufacturing, of
Hs.1 STD CHARLES SfXONS I.
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.RRANGEMENT FOR 1859
NlTED STATES MAI. IL,

Consisting of three first class boats,
NOMINEE, Capt. -. SMITH.
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. VI. W. LoDwICK.
DIR. FRANKLIN, Capt. x. BLAKELY
Leaving Gacns,
The Nominee, Capt. o. Smith, MONDAYS a, II o'lock
The by. franhn, Capt Il. ElaAoiy, Wednesday, al
Y O'Clock
The Ben Campbell Capt. NJ. w Lodwiok, Fridays
II y O'Clock.
season. Having the Mali Contract their punclay can
he relied They VIII ~, Paul sufficient,
long to enable passengers visit The Falls An
Ihony.
or speed and accommodation, these Boats unsur-
pa sed, and every attention VIII bc paid Passenger,
d Freight They VIII leave pune tualiy at the hou
named.Tae Nominee will make the trip SO as not To
toe out SUNDAYS
Goods shipped TO the Agents at ST. Louis or Gaena to
ga 10y this line, Will be forwarded free OF charge
GIlena being the terminus of the great tborou.h f. res
leading Westward from Chicago and Milwaukee nearly
MI The travel from the Eastward destined Tor the Upper
his>isslpp, takes passage by Steamboat from this point
Also, nearly all the Steamboats, the Southern trade
from 81 Louis and other ports below, come this
port for reshpnent for points above
AGENTS.
X r SASS. 81. Louis, Nelson, Cbort & Co.
u. H. Campbell, a Co, Nelson's Landing.
GalenaC r. Read, Lake Perin.
e. T. West, Dubuque, L. Iertzel, Point DOUGLASS
> NJ Langworihy. do, Churchill d Nelson
4 McGresor, saltwater.
McGregor's Laeding J. W. Babcock 81 Paul
II. w BriSbois, P.du Chen.S ii. Sergeant, do.
F. ID. Cowles, Lansing Russell & Rice St Anthony
Campbell A Smith. jas Peek & Co. G. icago
La Crosse.
st. Paul, March II, ls52 47-tf
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. {. BURBANK 81 Co. St. Paul w. L. PAWCETTF
d. Co., st. Louis.
NORTHNN ESTERN EXPRESS 20

CONNECTING At GALENA AND ST. LOUIS WITH TIE
AMEhitAt AND OTHER EXPRESS COMPANIES
vEHO and from ill the principal cities in The Initial
STATES, California and Europe, for the speedy trans
portaon OF money and valuable packages collection o,
drafts notes, bills accounts, etc. purchase and sale of
all kinds of merchandise. ~ "
Agents.: T. RICE & Co, st. Paul; Or.s WEST.
ST. Louis ]. BkOoKEs, Galena
n. B-Partcular attention paid IN tho Eor,x.x,,
"'N ~"iH'iesioh 0usiHess genera y. ST
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IL. +. N'CLOSkE Y.

AAHOLESALE Grocer, Forwarding and Commits
w sion Merchant, and General Sieamloat Agen,
No - Levce Galena, III. The attention Of huVrts is
called To my stock Of groceries, Provisions ,tc etc
Having received by late arrivals from New York Ros-
ION new orleans ana - Louis which in addition 10 nv
iVtb't STOCK renders IN. assortment complete slpi
continue 10 receive additional shipments from time ia
uIIe' ouiing nav ssiion thereby enabling me TO have
ics" ana iuh s'o1k throughout the seaS0 and be able
at al times, FIJI orders az TIE lowest l,arlet r,,e
lhe Receiving ANA Forwarding Business shall in eve
~ instance have my personal attention. hv which dos
patch and care viii be GUARANTEED ard the cxpcusg o,
storage and Drayage r,uch AZ pos .ihle ayoidfJ
ei assured that my facilities and long eA acrenco in
t"e COMMISSION and Forwarding business enable me Ia
with their patronage. ~
Liberal Cash advances will he made on Produce aud
shippeh 10 ale for sale in this market Par
nc aar attention viii be paid TO the purchase of all art,
cles not in my line. " "
u Agent ior Galena and St Louis and G. alena and
St raul FACkET LINE OF STEAMERS
H. Z. M'CLOSKEY
Gslena, April l. le52 If
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ENGINES. BOILERS & MIL WORK.
J. T. DOWDALI q co,
Washington Foundry, ~. Louis. Mo.

ANiNG one Of the largest ana test furnished ~
adjustments IL The " est We would cali tn, attca
hcii 81 al persons interested want of mill work
To the fact hat have tc LARGEST assortment Of PAT.
terms III the city We cmrius the hes, o wnrhen ard
use me best al IRON III the manufacture OF our work and
h"NHs pech instantly increasing business FOR nf-
Teen cars, sc Halter ouTscl tat ,avc given gen
era satisfaction Engines all slcs fitted ~ on Iron
Frames, ready to run.
Boilers and heavy sheet iron vor e all kinds east
ihgs ana wrought iron work ci al Kinds md from he
best Patterns now III Use, for aua grist mills.
saw dust Burners, taIdinc Aaci.a,s. TicAeis, etc.
Millwughts hav. WORK made 90 suit the, draw
Hgs Terms, reasonable and part, ag attention paid
10 having the work read, and shipped J., the time agreed
urun.
. W reicf 10 Martin Mower Esq, Ar'ola Mills or to
"r r X. Delano. Stillwat'f. who are usGg work Of
our manufacture Tor fur ller Information
Nav q 1852 ctr
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NOTICE
70 the passenglrs # tie S. B Chr Rnmseal

To the passengers # tie S. b. Cor. Ramseu,
oad the trareiiing publ,c geaeraNy
IN and after "Wednesday the l2th inst a confnr.a
~ pie 4. ; 4Hal Coach VIII leave Sauk Rapids for
Fort Ripley, every Wednesday morning Al : o'clnck.
returning III time to meet the boat Sank Rapids every
Saturday should there be passengers for die Fort ar
intermediate points on the arrival of the on Friday
afternoons, stage viii leave on SATURDAY. morning M
ociook returning il time 10 meet the boa, on Wed
ntsdas mornings Passengers win be conveyed 10 tie
mousse OF w v. Ccrbctt, near The steamboat landing
where they can be accommodated. g
SauA Rapids, May :, 1862 5,f
nap
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT.

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
sale Of Louisville Cement will heep large supply
on hand and viii BE sold at q small advance from Man
uf,cturers prices. III. +. McCLOSkEI
Galena. March %, lS52
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nEMlIIOIiNS-l50, !, ,, 3, 4 ond gals, reed PEI
~ Excelsior, and for salt by Ii + McCLOSKEY.
NNHIsKEV-loo bbls Old Rye reed and for sale by
w II T McCLOSKEY.
GfOFFEE-350 bags Rio Coffee, reed per Golden liza
a and for sale by II MrCLOSkEY.
FUNOBACCO--l2j bxs Virginia. reed and for sale Nv
III M'CLOSkEY.
ElGs-5oo drums, received and for sale by
4 app ii M'CLOSkEY.
KSIcE-25 tieroes, reed per Golden Era, for sale by
RV app MCLOSKCY.
SALERATuS-25 bxs Boston salera,us, received and
~ Tor sale 10y M'CIO
~E CASKS Brown Stout, London Porter, * Scotch
CsP Ate reed per Golden Era, and Tor sale by
ap' MCLOSKEI.
VEACKEREI-75 nhls No. l, * ; Mackcrei reed
app HF NCLosKEY.
yH,EA-l5o hf chests G Imp and IL Tea received
"a per Golden Era, and Tor sale by
ap. Ii MCLOsKEY.
AtuRRAATS-25 casks Currents, reed per Golden
4 Era, and for sale by IL i M'CLOSkEY.
Id ERRlNGS-225 bxs Scotch Herrings reed per Col
u deE Era, and Tor sale ny M'CIOSkEN.
Ep AioiNS-250 bAs NJ Raisus reed and for sale bv
Ee ap7 III i MCLOSKEY.
VlNI--i5o Casks Claret and Nhite Wine, reed
w and for sale by BF M'CLOsKEY.
DACON--5O casks Hams and Shoulders, reed per
- Bon Accord, Tor safe by IL M'CLOSkEY.
NJOLASsEs--loo bbis reed and for sale bv
4'E app II T M'CLOSKET.
GNANDLES-l5O bvs Star Candles, reed per Wiycon.
- sin and fer sale by IL L M'CLOSKEY
VNAR5o bbis Tar reed per Wisconsin aud for sale h,
app ii + NrtIoSkEY
ARD-50 bbls Leaf Lard reed per Wisconsin and
80 Tor SAFE ~ IL L M'CLOSkEY.
EpRANDN-90 casks Brandy reed per Golden Era
n D and for sale by T. F M'CIOSkEY
~ BONES Pint and Guar, Flasks reed and for
G>IDER y1NEGAR-Recei,ei and for sale BY
~ N + NrCLOSKET.
a.UNNIES-l0,0O0 Gunny Sacks reed per Bon .c-
~ cora, anu Tor SAFE by ii L M'CLOsAEG.
RsRiED DEEF-l0,0OO lbs Dried Beef reed per Bon
- Accord and for sale by II + M'CLOSkEV.
nRANGEs-5o bxs Oranges received and for ,ale b,
W u + M'CLOSkEY.
LNLOUR--5G bblS Extra Superfne Family reed pcr
Il Excelsior, and for sale by II McCLOokEI.
- KEGS prime Leaf Lard. reed per Excelsior and
y ior sale by II McCIo>kEN.
HWAMS AND SHOULDERS casks reed Nor Ia
j 4 cclsior and for sale By He McCIOskEY
MESS rokh-aoo 'Nls on hand ana for sale by
A'A NcCLU>KEY.
SoAP-220 bXs Yellow, reed per Excelsior and for
~ SAFE py III + NcCLOSkEE.
CANDLEs-l5ob xs Mould rood and for sale by
- mCCLOSkEY.
4 GREEN APPLES-loo bbls in store and fer sale by
M + McCLOSkEY.
StGAR-55 hhds Fair to Prime n o. Sugar reed rer
- Wyoming ard for sale by HI McCLOSkEy
COO La Union Regain Cigars; 1000 Ma
y PVicon co 90; $4,000 Washington do do; 10000
Bioomes do do 5000 Tres Maria 90 do; 5000 Mon do
90; 5000 La Luna do do; 10000 La Alniena do do;
'Ooo La Naconal do dc; 5000 Principe assorted do re-
ceived per Wyoming aud for sale by
mh26 IF McCLosKEY.
lNHEESE-l25 bxs Western Reserve Cheese reed
~ per Highland Mary, and for sale by
ap3 UF NcCIOSKFy
NLAsS-3oo bxs assorted sizes Window Glass. reed
~ per Excelsior, for sale by He MoCIOSKFY
NAILs-s75 kegs assd reed per Excelsior, and for
= SAFE os nh29 III McCLOSKEY
AitD OILS bbls Lard Oil reed and for sale by
ap-'-4-2u IL T MCLOSkEY
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REFERENCES.
i. Chouteau, Jr. & Co, New York,
Loflnz, Sterling s Co, Pittsburgh,
james Feck u CO., Chicago,
Bridge q Lewis, Detroit,
Kay, Keith s Co.. Cincinnati.
Choute;au 4 Valee, st. Louis,
James Carter 4 Co., Galcna,
StillInan q Rood,
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NilE SAINT PAIL.

sSS This superb new steamboat nearly O
v--~+----1sfie The size Of the NeoAuk Packets and
G;S:.r:S-z.S2zf with ao,omm odations equal 10 the
SAx.<-E&txe best boats on the river, Will in the
regular Gaena ana ~. Pau trade the esning season
MAILING two rips per week, il possible The Saint Paul
WIZ be marc 10 beat The times of arrival and Iepar-
lure OF thts boat, viii he announced as soon rs regular
tips ara commenced. vi. ~: HARRIS, Master.
Feb. II, 1852
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AN,ERICAS MILLS.

rliE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills, VIII keep constantly hand supply of
Extra Family Flour" Warranted superior to ANY Hour
sold in this market. IL. I. NiCCLOSkEN.
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VIZ uifVaiicd cure for coughs, colds hoarsness
n bronchitis, whoopng- cough, cronp asthma and
consumption now too well known require any cerrid
cafes Is constantly kept for sale HichcoA d Axtes
where. ~ 70 .r
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REGULAR Pa ca F.r;FOR ST. LOT,S.
ND - i. HNEDIATE FORTS

.6Aa The new and splendid passen-
Ns TN ger STEAMER GOLDEN ERA -
vT.s~-s--.syE,-%r-+A.. HIRAM EERsiE. Commander.
SfSSas-5c11Fyyy2-1Sy has commenced her REGULAR
weekly trips between Ci!ena
ST LOUIS. leaving Gaiena every Monday evening at
O'clock and 81 Louis Friday evening Il, o'cio.k tho
Golden Era has been cited IN with ever nd IN ,.
satt! ana comfort OF her passengers; and her State
hoonS aud saloons are furnished with elegance and pro-
Nidtd WIN every improvements For freight or passage
apply ON board or to
JAMES CARTER & co. Agents
Gsiena, ApIil II, 1852. 1T
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The following articles comprise Il Part of nv STOCK.
Merrlhlac prints, Embroidered dresses
tocheco DO Irish linens
/ Union do Cap netts,
Siragues do Laccs and ehgincs
phii Aliens q Sons prints Embroidered collars,
/ Blue and Orange DO Dress buiions
Hickory stN les, Artificial Towers,
Heavy brown sheeting Band boxes
- shifting, Iadie, farcv bonnets
llnc " Flortnc. braid
II bleached in' sir, Fame. hornets,
, ~ ana - - Bonl ct rib oHs
o niue dniimss, Cap aud silk roons,
Gus cthlIns, PaTasols.
Falls Co. - Umbrellas
S Gable ,, twists, Linen table covers
Amoshcag Wors!ed -
! apron chtckS, Iaquard DIAPER.
! Crash and diapers, Ladies mNed hose
Brown linens linens; - white and black hose
Kentucky jeans. mixed hise
PLAIN and fancy Tweeis, Mems half hose
fancy rsssimerea, SILK pocket hdAfs,
Lancaster GiaghamS, Linen camb'c
/ Scotch Ladies XII gloves
Mnslln de lanes lanes Isle thread gloves,
bara2e de lAnes, cotton
Piair baiagcS. Misses
Portsmouth lawns, Mems
Brk and figured silks, hid gloves.
/ COlored grapes, Siik craNats
Cfare lsseS, Summer shawls,
White illusion, Linen thread
Colorcd - Cotton
Check cambrics, spool thread
swiss and book muslin, Needles, pins.
/ Bishop lawns, Percussion cans
Iopihs BTlids, suspeiders,
tapes sttei pens, Peal buttons,
1hlmbles, faXOrs, Agate
Razor strops, Coat and Vrst ,uttnrs
ttoChS aid el Is, Pencils,
Violin strings, Gold pens
violin bows, Tea and table spoons.
Niolifs, Table cuilcrc
ivor! COMBS Pocket knives.
hack Scissors and shears,
soc TOYS, sc.
Riding
TEAS.
Young hyson, Gun powder,
Imperial, Black
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
-ieha KIP boots. Nomems' morocco ties,
hlck Jenny Lusd,
49, cait c2iteIs a - 90
omenS' Lir hootecs, Chiidrcn's shoes
Lisses Bows bfosa.s,
Woinens' ona,nolod d" Mems
Nl>s's' " CATERS.
Womens' morocco lOotees, pumps.
:" buskins
Misses palm leaf hats, White Shirts
Boys Flannel -
N ms lcshorn
j. 4. PACKARD,
ioi Main street, Galena, III.
''alena, March 9th, 1852. 5c--tf
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4 SHALL be receiving upon the opening of navigation
II large and well selected assortment az british
French and American Dry Goods Boots and Shoes Tea
ana iobocco and great variety of fancy articles which
VIII be offered othe trade at lower prices the same
Styles nave nsHaiiN sold IN this market. And would
suggest to purchasers who have formerly visited other
markets. that much time ana expense may be saved bv
urcla>ing their goods here. An examination of my
stock and prices Is respectfully solicited.
Ine tllll!Ei .-Lll.. -
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REY a FARMER.

REY a. FAR Nff,R.
EANE TO oher a large variety of new, choice goods
4 in their line, Including stpck Of sugars of various
qualities; also, lot Of prime " X. cheese also the
best stock Of crackers and soda crackers ever offered
thls Market Tor safe very low. iy29-tf
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u u al
portion of my stock. | shall keep constantly On hand q
large quanty of
PROVISIONS,
such hams shoulders. butter lard flour pork peaches
apples potatoes, com and oats. Also.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
consisting OF whlSkey brandy port; madeira GIN porter
claret, champagne and ale. Also.
CLOTHING.
complete and fashionable assortment made up in the
best manner. and o the best material. among which are
oYercoats, dress and frock and ali kinds
coiors and sizes undorcothing variety Also
BOOTS AND SHOES,
very large and well selected assortment numerous
10 mention. Also,
HATS AND CAPS.
embracing all the fall ard winter STYLES
Also, general assortment OF Hardware Paints Glass
Tinware, Cutlery Oils, &c.
st. Paul, Nov. 1850 JOHN FARRINGTON
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ROCK ISLAND FOUNDRY AM MA.
CHINE SHOP.
FERG US b ORD l. CO.
MANUFACTURERS of Steam Engines W.,e-
Va Wheels, Mill Gearing Rotary Saws Horse poxy
job work, etc. etc. All orders prom PLY executed
Rock Island, May I, 1859 IS,
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early Deposits of Members under so
TnAIe a. RNieS .Nn :

90 800
8 90 90
800 rs
200 1000
Those over so wears Of charged p per extra
So co admission fee, Is charged ii addition above
the first year. and be paid time of making
application, and the first years deposit within 80 DAYS
REFERENCES.
Gov Bot TwtLL, Mass, Gov. HUBBARD, Augusta Ne
ENGov. WuLIANs, \ II. L. AiDgN, D. Randolph
Hon Morrison ,Rrainlcc, Hon Hathaway Frceto,y
II EfockWay, Ellington, Ct lion PWaShbnrl Ni,!ckorn
Hon q. Wood, SUncrs, Ct Woodbury. g. Curtis, provid
w Clifford, New Bedford Steph. Reynolds TROY y
Honr entworih, Lowell, z stephens Rochland Ia he
sPEINGFIELD ERENCREFEs.
= i Wilcox, fres'i chcopee BankJos & pNnchon Eso
Morga, rrest Agawam Bank, q Segur, VI d.
WESTERN REFERENCES
His Excellency AUSTIN A. KING, Jefferson CIV Mo-
His ENcellency, JosEpH A. WRIGHT Indianapolis la
His EXceliency, REL BEN WooD, Columbus OHIO
Ills ENcellency, AUG. G. French, Springfield. His
EN-Gov. DAVID WALLACE, indianapolis, IL.
Hon. John W. Davis Carlisle la.
Hon. Geo. w. Julian, CenterNilip Ia
Prof :. ". Smith. VI. ID. Columbus, Ohio
ST.LOUIS. 10.
Messrs. Chambers a Knapp. Editors Mo Republican.
Geo. n. Budd, Editor st. Louis lntclgenccr
Philip H. Hochaday, lcHtman. Pitttnan n Co.
VIM T. Henry Co., Prof jos. n. Nc Dowoll, NJ. ID.
Ansierodt 4 Darth, Gaty, McCune X CLASH.
ST. PAUL. MINI fSSOTA.
Ills ENccliency, ALEXANDER RAMSEY.
Hon VIM II. Forbes. Hon. Henry a. Lambert.
Rice, Ilonshcad Becker, J. ". Bass +. NJ.
ST.ANTHONX.
Hon. w. l.. !.arned Hon. ). w. F8lnham. J. w North
A. Il. Ames Geo w Brott.
3-2?yl 4. WHITNEY, ~. PAUL
GENERAL AGENT for the Territory of Minnesota
Once III the New Gothic Store, Third II,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-23
REY d FAR ER.
Wholesale and Retail CrOcers.

RN AVE just reed by the first boat Nominee, d large
and well selected assortment of Groceries and
visions. consisting of sugar, Coffee, Tea Pork Flour
LARD, Bacon, Bans, shoulders, Dried Fruits Cheese
Rice, Candies, Soap, Salt, Wooden ware and Willow
ware; and will receive fresh supplies boat d
rect from ST Louis all the Those wishing to
purchase will find Ia their adv anage call exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere
paul AnriIo T.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-23
pOslTlvELy AZ Sc. Louis PRICES

Ctcdp Cash store, for Summer Trfde.
l.. DtlEN Ton has rCCtiVed aud oDencd d :
- autumn Il winter stock. comprising oi the best
selected assOriments Of Keay -n.ade Clothnr Prints
Sdneis, Boots, Shoes. Fancy Goods &c ever brought
TO Minnesota He would respec fully invite Farmers
ana others visiting St Paul to pay him visit IS he is
determined TO retain the name which his establishment
has SO long held, Of cheap Cash store