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THE PRINCIPAL STAND.


Tie meeting organized the principal stand by
Judge Sherman Of Orange county, nominating Augustus
Scbell Esq, as Chairman.
Mr.. A. II. HErRcx nominated q number OF Woo pyes-
d, nts, and
A. I. GArLAeHrn Secretary OF the Committee OF Ar
ranpements. nominated several Secretaries.
Rev. Dir. ScoTT opened the proceedings with prayer
Mr.. HERnicK then sad, Chairman of the Committee
of Arrangements he had received number of letters
on various parts Of the country but the atoness Of
'te hour compelled HIM TO dispense with tho reading
all except two and these from the only surviving Life
Guards of Washington-hc 81 years of ago tho
other g. Both the gentlemen would be hero but for tho
sctIAs Of the day The following tho letters -
LITTLE Barrsrs July "a. 1882
Nm. CusnNss Dear siI-I thank tho Committee, Of
to me- TO ss,end The mass mse,Da a. wsssan
r. 81 I near an Ss . nfnss o. 1
crpIye me of the qualification should receive beus
N, a, ssi 70 ss
e. hoo Imf ppssr. SSs u s and aGps s
peopos ttuest ropresentatyes Pierce and King Yours
Lrrrlr BRrrAir, July 2i. 1852.
~ oAs ~ CusnsAN Esq, secretary Of Com mistee of
NY Psa' saYour very hind note conveying 70
tho s e waSnesoas fS%s ssS
gonrius, hswenrg came duly to hand neod not say 20
pleasure 70 NEE, 10, my dsmosrsc friends again on that
principles vSSf %S apS %ars Sor TO
argtrRt,d unoer tho eye and our
nnn Nenersted asbnston and earnestly rssrot
Dhtj esbnot ne present. In person will be In heart aad
feelings, on that occasion Nor
aud have not rh,led my srdor for my country
ono tho democrauc republican principles which IL Il
teted hut and It's attendant narntes sny me sny
fpther act ves with 10 the cansc yet sba onIy
when reason ocasct her control to pcay for ths
tretervron peYpptuy eyten ion, or our
lr cpies the end 81 time TO oarths utmost
uas aud tried aud
Of thess princp Pierce and Kine have best Shes
ri d .lni hay my vote should we to give ons '
Respectfully ara faithfully vows
ROBERT BURNET
The following letter received from Mr. Dickinson:
SYRACUSE. July - 1852
Getuemep-Your esteemed favor in siting me to atesd
tbd address of the democracy At Washius
tone ", adqu.r,efs, the 26h instant duly reoevsd
etd sve withheld reply un'i ths moment believing
lond he ahc Co comply with es anxous
e. do Jhe hueirese however which brought hero
aen enses me THAT rhs he denied the honor aKuoi
sld hsVr mel ely time Go thank you compmrn
N france Al convey, thr ash rcsar W 10
,le aNnhl.re Md myrpcere re,rets thtt cannot It
tfu lhe prospects ofthc party hshy ausphus The
ch ts ~ orr hrpo Fcntr dfsded disr,ctsd wh-
We mo'r-cf ar" moving frrv 10 aoti united
IN cling srf harmrnnu. in sooo have vgsI.sd y,r,oos
ttctbs ~ the stste r tho nation coayerse
teD WIN all and have 10 h~ar of tho
who will not support Pieroo King with bis whole hes
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GRAND MARSHAL.
G IL N. s L q X M s.

MAJOR HAGEIDoRN, RICHMOND COUNTY.
MAJOR JAMES BELkNAP.
ASSISTANT MARSHALS.
Jnmes w. Folwer. John Ronk,
Lcmucl W Edwards, Wm Il Brown.
James Hamilton, William Warrall,
Thomas George, John l.. Adertou,
Thomas Moore, Joseph * Lamson,
James II Mallory, DIR Barclay.
George Lawson, John Gilcllrist.
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uness ,hry could tell him Nhat The vF IN aclpler -
lie IN. audeo tn the piiDcplp pies dspio +d on E
bsBb,re b t,is Dtr D d. anu uAcir'n
Hut they aid was II fool shp J,i NJ, nmi-'
stand them he c"ufast.d he did DOT. Que vas hs.
Scot ought hc elected because lac s""o
flhung be would give him dit foe h9SS-
hut then they m-ght well have nomn ned fon
H,er Yankee Sullivan. (Langhter lie ~~s
pood fighting man Like bim-he fought by proxy
- that IL he stosd off rnd {, I'd Others what To oo a.
he Captain sJ bdtr would ,e The h.yr of Ia. ED
pire rlLb in ana whip whig'hey never whipped
democrat, lonj lauehte) and thsy'd Z" In aud dp IT,
(crbs. "Wo'd Dothag els.n Ana then 10 who couldn't
Nbir sick would get sii the credit Of - md
th,y'dfsy wbnt terrible fellow that captain Of the Eau
pic Tub ia The wings had promised them roast bof
and pIum puddina ana two d. ia day Bnt tho rich
ate I'll the pudding and beef aud the never
get the two dollars (nugbttr.) but thsy'd come
down nom the roast beet ana plum puu1tng 10
colo soup Nanphtcr) Now they didn't promisc
any hing of ,hc aort-- they only R"t MI they
could ate all they wanted lie had great respect
Tor Ct n,rui Scott and anxious to keep him go
rini Ihnt be huped thsS would elect him dens
All M .utd ly ctpuoity toI certain po-iIon
sc0ii's wss to night, t'rocs 10 lgitise They were
iev gong 20 rND tbos the people what the Empire
Club could no Loud cheer
Mr. ithEAzo Is SInr followed reyi. wing The acts
of III. Hhlg, and u,mociss si graf ciips. A. tay
c,ncii ion Ct bis tbit meetips broke up aud IN
Lmpir Club formed and returned to town
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any Jealousy for The simple and sufficient
hat ne Other club can rival W. Tsugkt.r and ch-ers
hem All and greet tho ohor democratic clubs. and
DIN with them in he common csnsc.
Hero there crr4 for f." saupJerr,'' but Mr. Sam
'ers die not appear upon which Caoa'n hynd-rs ea'd
Gene ont Democratic !1crieo and Young America and
show yourself up +"
d ok and of courtn con'd not resrona
The ceremony terminated and IN" music and sing
=. o. re resumed Among the songs IVES tho following
which was composed Tor he occasicn-
EMPisE sosG.
CooNEY SoorT
A MrIBER or THK CLuD.
on eo.pey, cooney scots.
You've rayed thr fuss and feather geue
e httie VII too long
CHoEus-Aia rcor oconey seett.
ycu never c>n he Pr..i,snt.
W. tear tho penpssa
You think with seeard for your frstno
you s"thus have to tear;
bn, nd az sS Sss son,n ~ r, ,on, 10 yssriT'ns
Alas roor ccor.y. &c.
with hatsnd e 0ther, boots AID spurs,
And when With inais sa,ios fred.
Strange stories You can seu
Aas, poor ccosey So.
7hs riSht Of suIrage y.uil PVT on.
orIett poor no. vote atal.
Aise, poor oscnov, 30.
Your diet's sadly charged.
F.emroass ioef ao"a to has'y soup.
Alas. poor ooosry. 60.
Your Platform and your prinoipioe,
The con- tiiu,ion it declares
Is hut a thing Of straw
Alas pooe csoney, &c.
Your brains lie in your ep,uettss,
Rcgi ius,y he told rho truth.
'.Come brethren lie. MS prsy!"
Alas, poor oesney. &c.
Torowder. fuss and fssthers
Tb" Sod-lile Dan must stoop.
Great Intellect arc sts.esm anship,
~ ''N "'' Alas poor poor cooney. go.
Tho Compromiss aud Webster.
Ard Hlard siii Sore sSS Kicked the boam.
When In the balance we'sted
Alas poer ceoneN &e.
,.wit6wrath A. rdin6iseatani
Yet says unto the Southern whiss
Alas poor cceney, SEQ.
For forty years IL ia government,
Has paid You lots OF money
And nowyor would be Prssideut'
Alas poor coonsy. &c.
Then clear the track old boots and sPure.
You're making too much fuss;
That HFR letter caves you in,
Though signed 'Agericns"
Alas. poor cooney, GO.
Como flap your wings mud crow aloud.
old cock doodle docl
Then heat tho drum and muster up,
Your abolition crew.
Alas, poor ooonoy. 60.
And when they make you President
rre%s sah.ssy sl..sS .sisn you ca. get.
vi the man that's in the moon.
Alas, poor eooney, SO.
The Empire boys moving nov,
We cannct stop to talk;
Until we're sure tina. Pierce and King,
viii In the Whitt House walk.
Alas, poor c0oney, &c.
This old coon that looks SO fat,
How often have slain;
Ard when VIC think him dead and gone,
Tbcn up he pops again
Ass, poor oooney, Sc.
Then FIRE away my Empire boya,
Let's Give him pull mere:
Remember bo laid him out,
In eighteen forty -four.
Alas, poor cooney, &c.
Como democrats and shout with us,
And III AXE the we'kin ring;
For f1e Union aud the Com promise,
Hurrah for Pierce and King.
Alas, poor coouey. SC.
Fun and me' rimen the order Of the day. and tn
politicians seemed to be in the height OF good spirits
the prospect of whipping the hitherto unwhipt victor
LuDdy's Lane
Boat after boat passed in succession by the SAINT
Claus till all which had left before her ovcraulod
with the exception Of the Hero which had got tsrt
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Do u BL Z S Fl Z Z L .
THE PRE- SIDE NJ G Y /.
HE TRIP IN THE SANTA CLAUS.
The Rendezvous at tho headquarters
of Washington.

Speeches Of the Chairman, Ieratio ssyn,nr,
Een. D. Smalley, Jol,D 4. Dly, Ion. w.
Smith, Senator Deagias Of sliiRais, John
Van EHr5n.
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TERRITORY or MINNESOTA, GO
RAMSEY COUNTY, S.
RICH ARD NtRV ".
On Third Street. ~. HauI.

NOW ENC CED EXcLvsivELY - DE tLLR ~ Glass,
GLASSWARE, GLASSWARE, oUEENsw.Rs AND
CROCFERY, o. TIE soI rH SIDE OF THE
STREET, NENT POOR 70 rREsLEN's,
Ard nearly opposite The Iost OiCc
HeEi.IENING that tee trade ci our tow Willow wa
rant establishment devoted solely 20 thts brnnfh
o. business, the suhscr calls iho attention O. lis
friends and all who IN want Of goods III ms line, l" nc
fact he is prepared to receive them on the most
iberai and accommodating tctis, ard has Oh hand and
now arfivig Z, very large and wei selected stock o.
good ordered expressly for the hot. comprising ne
usual variees and many other articles not 10 DC Ht
with elsewhere in this town.
C. 4. biu. e,Ecd. Il pt painted printed white granite,
loSva, line and mulberry c4.thenvare,
p,ir. White. oHinelieJ, ustic blue figured and gold
la al. EuCsh china;
Wine gold band, and decorated French CHINA;
All the varieties Of American cut plain and pressed
Glassware OF Eastern ard Western manufacture;
t,er,nan and Bohemian glassware, great variety;
English l. - pipes, American pipes ana pipe hthdsi
Aiarac rs. orlieut If ioona glasses, elegant Japan ed
tea trays uf on own i'm; CREATION;
Britannia coffee and teapo,a casters, pitchers, etc,
great variety Of first ate quaiiNi
ia.ge and elegant assortment Of Cornel,ns N Co.'S
C. ebrard solar lard lamTs chandeliers, gifaoles etc,
-iit. olive. and dalnaaKi .
Together with large VARIETY o. articles not uAuaIiy
i'm yOi ted for this mGrKet
am prepared offer large stock ~ lo"ds ofoeFcu
cxpressi, this trade, unusually favorable terms
Assorted crates packed for the couhT. tfaue, IN Inc
best maRAer, kept Coz s,aitly OF hand
Nv goods put up IN the beat manner. oy carc!
and o Snerjenced hackers and may be transported any
distance by wagon otherwise, without res or break
/
Call ard examine good. for yourselves
Particular attention is invited TO my STOCK o WINDOW
Glass O! al sizes ard qualities which VIII 10 sold mere
for less rrces than ever before offered IN 81 fanl and al
vcrv small advance upon the the msnuicurer
foo cash III hand RICHARD MAhNiH.
in II. ~
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TING iNcIDEN he Louisville DEM
cert ..,. 6 the following touching incident:
t. $50 ed mother-t woman u seventy years
-. L lsr home ia the Emerald Isle some ten
weeks I'D, to seei, the abode oi her children who
rrs a.., scsdeu,s AT louisville After a ted lous
sel-e nd Tie trouble incident 10 long Jour-
lev. 81. cached tl,,s city fon New Orleans In.
Monday alght, on board The Alexaader Scott, and
..on ga, surrounded By her children. Her st, n
.. Is lne asst TO see her, and he hastened 10 IN
,r, u's lister Of their mothers arrival. They
n-t-i. mother anl the daughter--in one ion :
er.1r8re Much only ended as the niirn mother
sa4. t..l excitement 10 the foor. She bad
3D. .rut. way IA ia. rapturous ENJOY lnent OF be-
...ti 3 once ore a daughter So long lost. she
..tral.Cei I blessing upon her CHI dfel, and
.H'od ay. Whenever restored 10 conscious
less ine light Of her children, and Tie pleasing
c.ocgop of their presence 1t wot Id overcome
ner .tji. motions. and agnin and again she would
fu. % eir arms. Physicians were called 10
h.. g !; could afford her relief. For two
. t- -l. pnlinue1 IN ihis CONDITION, until worn
.- d. j'sIc and excitement, exhausted nature
%. .c ..at. and the mother Row sleeps WELL in
-.. rev -ecu earth OF her neN-tnade home
IDOL. re, how s"rrowful, and how touching
d.. ,i.t dent, of life
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TINS NAsEoR THE TIMEs.-Iiie sudje en-
..j ,'sr ping exclamation Of the Democratic
sos .rf.is. winch ~ one burst bore up the name
Il.p,'t. Pierce. Of Hampshire, from fHI =
.. ,.t.- IN lha ioriy-eigh,h ballot TO the ire
llentl.- .naniuiy Of ttco hunired md eighty
-.- Sc iortv-nn,h, demonstrating,
u -, ! the convention, hat he VAS ''th
.4 re &C ereyy State. and therefore the
f OF "a the States proclaimed IN a
s..-e uln Ger that the eve Of the democracy
-...r at once IN "foung Hickory Of the
Gr 4-. HIS the man for the times A move
ul.a' s, onauecus and Irresistible plainly az
l.... IA, The character, HISTORY, and Poi ion
s. E.-. Piece responded with signal power
a. .,....-s to the capital eXigeucies ofihe day
i'- c.e 70. wants Of .he popular mind Wash.
l'ac1
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Corner Fin md J1cAson SIS. Op MinntsotiGr Office.
WNl. JARVIS respectfully socits from thc LADIES'
~ and gentlemen Of Saint Paul and vciny, visit to
his new establishment. We have commenced our Ca
dis pclsing ApolheCary aud Chemist, and from
this day forward shall be oar highest clam TO public
patriage to merit success oplV 70 Tie
mount attention and the faithful Discharge of our pro
i,ssonai dut>. The compromising aud dispensing of
medicines has been with "A iIle-stUdy. To the
Dhy sician aud to private families respectfully
urge claim confidence and suppoliof now mac h
ofmejical talent be brought 10 bear III SICK
both Si OF tt and the kindest attention
of friends viii he Ali useless unless the prescription be
faithfully compounded and Of pure aud effective medi-
cues These things We pledge ourselves To the pubic
faithfully supply. The nest important question Win
oar customers is-"pcctor, what do You charge" To
these inquiries "try rs" II has become such
common trick in trade for advertisers profess pro
folld attachment for the nmbe pence and small
profits and then skin when the get hold Of him
that we say again .'tru u.s." W. H. JARVIS,
ia lO-s-tf Apothsoa and Chciast.
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DISTRICT COURT.

Eerjsmu F. Iviac, Territory Of Minnesota, Distrio'
against Court, First Judicial District Ham
Thrre.e ] Irvine. So county
To the Above ramed Tncrese J. Irvine:
You are hereby Summoned and required to answer the
comuIat IN This iion hich is filed in the office Of t
Clerk ol the DIST for the lst Judicial ST. aforesaid
and to serve copy OF OR answero n me 81 my oce ~
Che town 81 Paul, IN said county oi RAMSEY W'nl
,lrf la, a(,r ,lte service hereof exclusive OF the day
a service or the plaintiff in this action viii apply to Tho
Cour, for the =, lief dem andrd IN said c0mpaint.
WILLIAM II. WEIGH, ANY Tor llintil,
NJ, -, =, panl Tr,s Il lsJ2 9-6w
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, nominated on SD Ballot.

~.o. J., nominated on SD Ballot
9 rhe West Newton has new officers
-.pt iorrison, Master, and Mr.. Glenn Clerk
cap John 4. Wakefield, Of Aiamakes coun-
., Iosa formerly Of 81. Paul author Of the Blacl,
ilar' 3. ir a distinguished Temperance lecturer,
Inventor # the early pointed style and man
whose =. ole lie is identified with The history OF
he NORTH West, arrived by the West Newton,
aat v-s most cordially welcomed by the peeple
.oi t1r tlrp
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no EOUSEKEEPERS.

ENURE sPICES--One 10, of my ifrs, ground spices
equal any four OF The trash put up in packages
Nutmeg, cloves, cinnamon blk pepper, aiispicc whole
ground order; OF nutmeg, Glove lemon, va
nila Or tOnqua beam etc JAk\lS, Druggist
PERU merry AND FANCY ARTICLES.
HNOLOGNE by the gallon quart pnt Bszlns' (suc-
to RoIsells) extracts and essences, splendid
articles; Billiards., Eoes and Balm har d> the best
IN use. MULTUAI IN PARNO Drug store
EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD-My 'Leaven pow
~ ders" the st Offered for sale made of pure
materials; pouid 80 cents is equal in weigh; to
four boxes of yeast powders for which YOU pay $ with
in 10 JARVIS, Druggist.
HDURE Port wine juice for invalids vintage 49,
brandy pale and dark for medicinal purposes only
the MuLTUM IN PAkNO Drug store
CONGRESS Water and blue lick. by the bottle
"a gallon; SeidiA powders a superior article by the
box Of the proper quantity and - TO The dozen
VIII
E9URE medicines compounded b. prescription or 9th
L erwise, day OF night w H J
HDAY RUNI-A sure remedy for Gandruf and especial
rs ly adapted to the yates OF Tempefance advocetes
MULTUM IN PAKNO Drug store.
ESHEWING TOBACCO-Old practitioners pronounce
~ THIS superior article, the best and cheapest ever
bought. JARVIS, Druggist
HyURE BR,NDY-Pale and dark far medicinal pur
poses only, depot for candes Il choice assortment
retaed at wholesale prices h the pound only al the
FIJI I'll STREET Drug Store
uyOVND-Last sabbath, near the Baptist Church,
n somebody's duplicate eyes, in silver frame which the
. owner can have by proving property and pay ing Tor
these advertisements JAhNlS, Druggist
yEVO PAINTER Shows pure No White Lead; lin
4 seed OIL turpentnc varnisies, coiors, glue. whit
irg, paint and white wash brushes Cali aid ascertain
| prices before buying elsewhere.
FIFTH STREET Drug Store.
WDRINCIPAT. Depot for DR.. Moftat's Life Pills and
FhGnx Biter., Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Bulls and
Townsend's S,rsaparilla Rusnton's Cod Liver Oil,
BraAdTeth's Pills, &c Gne
MULruM IN PABVO Drug Store
ENON SYRUP-Iar1 oil, Meats foot don and es-
IL sential oils OF s.monds lemon, peppermint penn!
oval, wintergreen, wornseed, etc, etc.
FIFTH STREET Drug Store.
GARDEN SEEDS-H sndreth's OF Philadeiphia) con-
" sisng OF onion turrp, clover, white and red Usage
in pounds by the ounce ali other kinds In
pcrs; bird seeds. MULTUMIN PARVO Drug Store.
Two THE LADIES-A few of fae flower seeds LETT,
Il just in time to plant, choice kinds
JARVIS Drug Store.
p" JARVIS, Druggist.
"INDoW GLASS on PUTTY Glsss cut to any
w size shape, from s. per 100 feet and upwards
JARVIS, Druggist
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EL.FELT g. bro ERS.

NECST RESPECTFULLY solicit the attention OF the
We q liens $, ranl, and surrounding country
examination OF their large ANA splendid stock OF
DRY GOODS.
Lately received rom he Eastern Cities, which they
offer for Cash NJ uaprcccdenedly low prices. A.
mong their may found The following beng
only part OF their heavy STOCK:
EGE LAINE,S--rf every quality from % cents TO
~ - cents, IA, EIrELT Il BRo's.
6tASHNIERE~-A abeau'dil assortment, 10 be had
u at ELfGLr & Bros
LPNGa Sal laln, T ig red, Llaca and Chaugeable
N may nc found ~ ELrLLT * BROS
nRESS SILK S--Black, Figured, and Il variety o;
~ sly les, 10 he found ELFEirs
S<tTiNS and rlorouces, for Bonnet Linings-every
- color. For sale 81 ELFELTs'
six, ard Cotton do. 10 be seen
' ELfELT Bros
DDIiBOES-- Bonnet. Neck aid Beta beautiful
IL assortment. For sale AZ LLFELrs'
HtRAyATS AND sCARVS--Gcnts black ana
~ Figured silk lnd satii--an elegant varici
FOr.aic nj ELFELT s BIOS
CtCARES--M Mems ind Boys Wooen--a large varie
~ ~, from 20 CTS. 10 81, at tLlELrs'
E>LOTUING--A large assortment of Clothing and
u mems wear, 10 be ionnd al ELFELrs'
CARPETs--Tloor AID stair Carpetng, very cheap
u LII ELrs'
lSSINER ES--Black Doeskin and Fancy Cas-
? sineres, for sale at LLFELTs'
StLOTuS-- Blue, black, aud Fancy colored Cloths
u very cheap at ELfELTs'
yWTINDON CtRTAINS--A superior article
w for window curtains, at ELFELTs'
EIvLANNEE.S. Tickirss and Linse' s-A large ss-
H sortmcnt, 70 De had ELFELrs'
VpUCKsKiN MIrs and Gloves for 50 cents, a,
EB ELrELT's
N>LOV ES--Men's and Woncns Kid, SILK and wool
ca IN Gloves at tLFELrs'
ySTOOh3N HaifHose-a good ar'icle-only Is
w cents, at kiFELrs'
~ DIN FS--I aides inch Cambria Kd.is, from -
EA TO So, for sale Z: ELTELTs'
~.
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NOTICE..
10 I To To
LEI IDINI\ DECE h<Eil

Estate OF DANIEL. HOPKINS DECEASED
a Office is hereby given that Application "l t'
~ made 10 the Hon, The Probate Court OF tht 'ou
Is Of RAMSEY the % day OF july neat ut 10 O'CLOCK
A. NJ for letter, administration SAID estate; IN the
.cau time Daniel UopKlns, j.. Peer hopkins end A
II Cavcdtr apuin ted special admin sifatots, and
mis- notice is ordered published IN :hV Pioneer three sue
cessive weeks.
HENRY \. LAMBERT,
St. Paul, June, II, 1852 Judge oi Probate
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ST. ANTHONY HOI,E.
SAINT CHARLES HOTEL,

ut Saint anthony.
TIME subscriber has taken n lease Of this large Io
Il tel with all it, out-builLnss and nppertainngs--
Sensible that there is demand the Falls for public
house oil the very first class the subscriber promises
come as near to the CHEST standard, the marke, OF
Minnesota will admit; and viii enueavor having an eve
ali over the premises to ascertain all the time what i,
wanting 10 make cacs guest contentcd
ID. T.. MOULTON.
Sept. 1, 1851. 2o.ly
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JOS. NOSRIpG

rar' SION AND FoRwaRDING MERCHANTS,
2 ffR ~ {. Commercial ard Pine streets ~. Louis
Il. N-' ohliy attend To all consr ments, anh vii
cash advances. Ordt Rs for purchasing will
filled NJ the lowest possible prices.
REFERENCES.
t.n- e. ler, lase 4 bacon, Charless, g. TT,
So a., thoui, an & Vale "
B. ii. - gcoWb & Bro, W Il Reynolds LonisriNe.
l.-.., 81 lortoI. -trtder q German, ,,;..--.,.
..f-.t q FraZor. Springer a " hItcrian ~
IT. -- t' chcil .O-NeIC Orleans
q-l-
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Il. c. SANFORD.

ii. {. SANFORD.
HOESi ECTFUiI.Y bows 10 the Saint Tmul public
4 ard invites their si,eriion to his lev store ncst
ioor cast OF the ios'oice on Thrsticet, where they
ca" IND HI" Ut bush s,, hDgrs, renay t" sell them
of every description, nc'uding BrcaneLorns, s,rr-
NETS. JEANS. CtssIssRBs, TwEEDs, Drills VII
Wis. NEsTINGs. SHiRFI>C md SrEETINe, MS
LiNs and Lawns, iiDkFs and CRsvATs,
GLOVES. Hosiery. BRowN and WnIIE
INEHs, LACEs, Rirno>s, Lone and
So ARE sHAwLs, boNNEr fRiMNINos, ALracAs, THIDEr
CLOTHS, GINon.Ns, DELssgs, SINS, WooLEN
YARN. PRIsrs, in great variety, Thread. Elgiug
Winter stUhs, FOR men and bo,s, nder
shirts. Knit and Flannel Drawers,
Buck and y arr Ulitens. &c.
His stock Of goods very large embracing all the new
rich styles oil the stason. AID every Variety o staple
Goods Ever, perao car here find just whst he wants
and Al prices which must su the rigid economist;
aud he can rest assured that every article Will turn OF,
READT-AIADE CLOTHING,
Of every description, mad' esprss, for this market
and 70, this season constantly hand cheap for ready
pay, ard no Gale without lie has complete sssoi-
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
consisting ii part Of Oh iiy Young Tyson and Black
Teas, iaeriri. Java ant RIA Conces. y o., Crushed
Loaf and iuiVerircd Sugars, Spices, ier?cr Cloves,
Numess Csssia Rice fa'sn-, .aierar"s, starch scap'
Chewing and smoki Tobacco, CsndIrs, OIL fish, etc.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, beautiful! ano approved styles foI ia.ies and
misses; Cents Congress Boots, Cali co, oi The u!est
patterns Bo,s houts utd siiue>, etc.
HATS AND Cars, la great yafitty.
iIARDIs ARE.
Mill and Gross (ut Saws. 81! OK, leg, md
Trace thairs; iIner-, : H. Chans: AYES a,l axe
heves .tie<. schle- and ~nahes. shoves and
hoes v,ous' and cut nas, !ocA., asches sad bolts
,!try,
40 600 Cigars, of every variety.
POR " ald rLOt X constantly ON hand. in large
Nj >,udfods STOCK isrce and &c will be receiving
New GooUs CO.. sauty ~ order 70 keep his assortment
complete ne Is determined - sell his goods for ready
ray cheap as the! can =, purchased elsewhere Give
hin Call. November, ieJl--;.-10N