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ICE.

the days of Dives ice evidently not in use ar
thst gentleman would have called for it, instead M
ior drop OF cold water; for only will il cool tbe
pnrchcd tongue of tho invalid, but il will give life and
ANIMATION TO all Iced is alone lit for drinln,
ihe now can you keep youi butter, your cucurnbers
your milk aud cream, and your fresh meat cool w;,h
ice You can have il, every morning delivered To Won
warranted sweet and fresh. very small advance m
the actual cost Of manufacturing of 1T
"aIf (6-tD CHARLES Sy Mons
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NOTICE

II The passengers II The $. 3. Cor. Ramsey.
ant the trareiing pu5ttc generality.
y and after Wedncsoa. The l2,h INST. a comforta-
y bic 4. :. Ma. Coach VIII eaye Sank RAPIDS for
Fort Ripley, every ednesi lay morning at O'Clock
returning in time 10 the boat saul Rapids every
saturday. should there be passengers for the tort
IL .sredaie point, the al o the boat riday
lemons, STAGE viii leave Saturday morning at
o'clock returning IN time 10 meet the boat We'd
.sday mornings Passengers VIII be conveyed the
ouse of w L. corbe1t, the steamboat landing.
here they can Sc accommodated.
J. w. CORBETT.
Saak Rapids May :, 1852. 5-,f
Der
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SPRING TRADE,
1882.

1852. SPRING TRADE. 1882.
kFIEND'D stock of rich Fancy and Staple Goods, at
- me n L store, opposite the American. Having e
rtivd ~ late arrivals large assortment of ENGLISH
FRENCH AND AMERICAN GOODS CON prisirg "A
complete assortment Of the newest and most beautiful
articles for the Spring and Summer trade all of which
axe now ready for exhibition and sale ars! will be offer
81 NJ the lowest market prices, wholesale and retail
III TINS offensive assortment. may he almost every
article usually found III the best Dry Goods establish
h'hi> ana also lht new and splendid les of goods
ho !" Dc l"u'd elsewhere they having been selected
win care and expressly Tor this market Purchasers
are reminded that IN addition to RICH STOCK OF
staple and Fancy Goods. we AT all times keen large
variety OF Carpotngs and Floor Cloths Of all the new
ana various styles also, complete assortment of la
urs misses ard childrens shoes We would respect
luuN invite our ifIcnds and purchasers Of Dry Goods
ar early examination of entire stock assuring the
mat every tNeiton viii be made 10 render the business
calls OF our friends both agreeable and pro fitale
D. VI. HOLMES
Gaena, Apri y. 1852. SIM
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VIM. X. MARSHALL,
AT THE
SLIGO IRON cTOR f.

\ ) now receiving the fullest stock of IRON, NAILS
STEEL, C.. ever offered in this market. The quail
ity OF Sligo Iron is well Known by all smiths TO be un
surpassed The following prices were established with
the opening ofthe Sligo Iron Store and have never beer
departed from Tyrone. Shgo.
Flat bar, round and square, large size, Acts Lets
d" do do small size, sc ga 81
Hoop oval, hf oval, etc. IA 10
NAlLs-Gd to sod, @4 50, cd So I'D So Sd 81 per keg
CUT SPIKES, sa -
ANVlLS, per h., 1910 l6cts
W asgoh boxes, per I'D, Acts.
DeHo"s, superior qusilty, per inch, SIS"
Grindstones, small size, per inch, s."
Log Chains large size Sn
The above prices will be found lower than ose of arr,
other establishment in the Territory, and are the Old
Regular Prices OF the Sligo Iron Store.
BREAKING PLOWS.
am agent for Evans Adams and will Keen on hand
sufficient STOCK Of their well known Piows at The man
biscturera' prices, S per inch.
WM. r. MARSHALL
ma~.-eH Al the Sligo Iron Store
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CALEN 4 STORE,
EN
W. III. Stillman & co.

NRIOUID respectfully inform the citizens of Saint
w Paul and vicinity that they have opened in the
lower town fresh ana well selected stock OF Groceries
which supplied every week from Galena and ST.
LOUIS and which they pledge themselves sell for
as low be bought north of Galena Those desir
of huy ing at retail, viii find their advantage TO
Call and eNnhine their prices.
Constant! on haud--Butter Cheese, Pork, Fish, Su-
gars Teas, COtecs and all articles found this lire.
j. genuine article of Family Flour constantly Oh
hand W. III. : a. o.
SAINT Paul, Aug. %, 1851. 10
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'ENiE SUBSCRIBERS wish TO inform the citizens of Min
nesota, that they have located themselves herman
cttis III Iihcsoa, ard are prepared buy, improve
ana sen Is and town property also to take contracts
'"f biudes and making other improvements They
now have valuable farm for sale (ahoat md-,,a, he
tween 81 Paui and Point Douslass) Containing 32o
acres - oi Witch acres are well nbertd the balance
shooi prairie, OF The best quality, abon 90
improvements one frame house, and good spring of w
ter. For further particulars. enquire of
W. g.. LcDUC, 81 PanI
Or TO the subs, rbers on the premises.
j. 4. ~ w. w ELLISON
April :. ls52. 49,
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AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL & co.
SIIGO IkON SEORE.

NETF feel that an apolog, is due the Public and the
w Printer for not having advertised more The
truth * our large inter Stock well adapted ia
the market, that our customers time to write
advertisements until II was so reduced that it was not
worth while.
We wish to say TO the Public that we nre about ONT
OF Sugars; our ueighbors Rey y Farmer however have
good assortment We have the other leading articles
Oh family groceries yefsnd among other things cases
EXTRA COARSE BOOTS AT SOS
few bbls Mess Beef do Vinegar mt IA cts per gal
Ion; bbs. Molasses 40 cts; Tobacco at 20 CTS:
fee, at III cts; IRON and STEEL, VISES mot those Of
intompsvance and extravaganza but Wilknson's solid
box.) Plonghs at So Any articles have will be sold
al small advance ON cost until The opening of ma, sa-
tion wlen we shall be on hand with Just what is want
cd in the Grocery and iren line.
ST Faul. March II. io52. AR
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CHEAP CASH STORE--W UOLESAIIE
AND * E"rAlT.

GROCERIES. PROVISIONS HARDWARE, BOOTS
SHOES, HATS. CARS CT CITING. PAINTS,
Oiis, GLASS, FiRNlTl RE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
rFHIIE SUBSCRIBER BY late arrivals is now in re-
cent and opening in his store on 1t. Anthony
street near the american House, II large and most
complete assortment If The abovo-paIed Goods, hich
VIII positively be sold AT lower prices cash
before Offered in this place lis entire stock
ed with great care, and purchased the Eastern and
southern markets for Cash, that he safely
BIS friends and the public generally thai il will be
Their interests To call before purchasing elsewhere and
examine ms stock which consists in part follows:
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

Ccpsis ling OF three first class boats
NOMINEE. Capt. o. SMITH.
BEN CAMPBELL, Cant. VI. W. LoDwICK.
DIR. FRANKLIN, Capt. II. BLAKELY
Leaving Gaenn,
The Nominee, Capt O. Smith, stondays Il CLOCK
The DR.. FsanAn, capt. x. E!aksy, Wednesdays, at
L O'Clock.
Tie Ben Campbell Capt. VI. w. Lodwick, Fridays
ut IL o'clock.
The above Boats viii regularly during the ensuing
season. Having the Mai. Contract, ,her Punctalt.
longo enable Passengers visi, the Falls Of SAINT An
thony.
or speed aud accommodation these Boats
IA sei ana every attention viii be iaid 10 Passengers
Freight. They wil! leave purciualy at the hour
named.-ihc Nominee will make the trip : not TO
lie out SUNDAYS.
Goods shipped 20 the cents ~. Louis Calena to
a by this line, VIII be forwarded free of charge.
Gsea being The terminus Of the great thoroughiares
leading Mostwarl from Chicago anu Milwaukee, neurN
I'll the trave, from the EsstW ard destined 0r the Upper
Mississippi takes passage by Steamboat Tins point.
Also, iedrlA ali the Steamboats, the Southern trade,
fom =. Louis and other ports below, INTO this
pcrt for roshipmcn, Tor points above.
AGENTS
K. I. Sass, -. Ouis, Nelson, Gilbsrt Il co.
u. II. Campbell, 4 Co. Nelson's Landing.
Gaiena.C. r Read, Lake Pepin.
e. r. West. Dubuqre, L. iiertzeil, Point Douglass.
5. Il. Langy. orths, do, churchill a Nelson,
A. IcGfeyor, saltwater.
MeG cegor's Laeding ~. ". Bubcoc&, ~. Paul.
r. ". Bri>bois P.dJ Ch.n.-. H. Sirgeant, DO
F. ,. Cowes, Lansing. Russell Il RceSt. Anthony.
Campbell h Smith. Jas. Peck d Co, hicagc.
la Crosse.
81. Paul, March II. 1902 41-tE
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IARDNV IiAKDl9 ARE!

oOhING GLASSES, Table knives ard FORKS Wait
q ers Brushes, BASKETS, woo len and hollow Ware,
ImwaIe, Lamps. etc. Guns, Rifles, Fishing TCc ke,
and sporting apparatus ci all kinds. together Will gun
mountnss percussion caps, etc. Fancy goods, together
with large assortment Of goods which would require
all tht columns OF The Pioneer specify. Doing bust
the CASH y stem, and having purchased our
goods very low in the Eastern markets, we invite an
examination OF our Stock knowing offer induce
ments 10 Luyers that cannot be found elsewhere IN this
market. }. McCIOt y. IN. a. co
julio. s-6m
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

4 ARGE stock Of Bonnets at Mrs. Marvins Millinery
IL establishment, Third street reduced prices The
Ladies of ST. Paul are respectfully informed that Mrs
Marvin has received large and elegant stock of
Bonnets, which she Is now opening and which she
invites their attention she has now on hand large
variety, both i'll style and material which she is olring
at lower prices than ever before in ST. Paul.
II the Ladies Will call early, Mrs. NJ has no doubt
that they will be induced to purchase.
Paul NAV 26.
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bhNiJH0HNS-l5o i, ,, 3, and 5 gals, reed per
~ Excelsior, and for sale by II + McCLOSkEN.
ENTHISKEY--lC0 bbs Old Rye reed and for sale by
w ii + McCLOSKEN.
NoFFEE-35o bags Rio Coffee, reed per Golden Era
a and for sale by IF NClOSKEY
yEVOBiCCOl2j bXs Virginia, roc'd and for sale by
Il ii M'CLoShEN.
EIGs5oo drums, received and for sale by
ap7 ii + M'CLOSKEY.
splCE-e5 tierces, reed per Golden Era, for sale by
"a app Ii M'CLOSKED.
& AIER ATUS-2J bNs Boston Saleratus received and
~ for sale by III I N'CLOSKEl.
NG CASKS Brown Stout, London Porter, & Scotch
eSV Ale, reed per Golden Era, and for sale by
APP IL I M'CLOShEY.
NEACKEREL-75 tlls No.1,2& M.ckerel reed
app M,CLosKEY.
vHNEA-l5o hf chests C Imp and IL Tea received
app FMcLosKEY.
AURRANTS-25 casls Currents, reed per Golden
Y Era, and for sale by II + MCLOSkEY.
EEERRiNGS-225 bxs Scotch Herriugs reed per COL
Il u den Era, and for sale by III MCLOSKEY.
D AISlNS-250b Ns NJ Raisns reed and for sale bv
"a app II L M'CLOSkEY.
NNINE-15o casks Claret and White Wine reed
w and ioI sale by ArCLOSKEY.
BACON casks Hams and Shoulders reed ner
A2 Bon accord for sale by He NCLOSkEY.
TEOLASSES-l0 bbls reed and for sale by
'G app IL L MCLOSKEY.
EANDLES-l5Q hvs Star Candles, reed per Wiscon-
u sin and for sale by II + MCLOSKEY.
rTAR5o bbls Tur reed per Wisconsin and for sale hy
app II MCLOSkEN.
3 ARD-50 bbls Leaf Lard reed per Wisconsin. End
- Tor sale ~ II MCLOSAEN.
NpRANDY--9G casks Brandy reed per Goiea Era
> and for sale by ii MCLOSkEY.
Al BONES Pint and Quart Flasks, reed and for
ecV sale by NrCLOSKEI.
NtIDER VINEGAR-Rccciyed ard for sale hy
~ III NICLOSkEY.
G<rNNIE:-i0.0o0 Cnnny Sacks, reed per Bon .c-
Ma cord, and for sale by II NrCLOSkEY
ARlED BEEF-l0,C00 lbs Dried Beef reed per Bon
~ Accord and for sale by II FMCLosKEN.
GlRANGEs-5o bxs Oranges, received and for sale by
" ii MCLOSkEY.
EINLOIrR-50 bbls Extra Superfne Family reed per
IL Excelsior, and for sale by II T McCLOSKEX.
KEGS prime Leaf Lard, reed per Excelsior and
~ for sale by NcCLOSkEY.
ANS AND >Iiot hpERS-20 casks reed per Ex-
IL celsor and Tor sale by IL L McCLoSkEN.
MESS rokK-soo b'ls on hand and for sale by
A'H ii + NcCLOShEN.
GtOAP-250 bNs GLOW, reed per Excelsior and for
~ saie ny III L McCLOSkLH.
fSANDLES-l5O bxs Mould reed and for sale by
- II L MtCLOSKEY.
& GREEN APPIEs-lOO bbls in store and for sale bv
"a" III NcCLOSkEE.
SUGAR-55 hhds Fairto Prime n O. Sugar. reed Der
~ Wyoming and for sale by III Z McCLOSKEY.
6NiGARS-l000o "A Union Regaia Cigars; 10000 Ma
ipitoh 40 90. lt,uaU washington do do; 10000
Boomers do do 5000 Tres Maria do do; 5000 Union do
40; 1000 La Luna do do: 10000 La Almeina DO do:
1000 La Nacoual do do, j0pG Principe assorted do; re-
ceived per Wyoming and Tor sale BY
hhZo III + NcCLOSKEY.
& thEESE-l2j bxs Western Reserve Cheese reed
Il per hghlaad Mary, and for sale by
app II F McCLOsKEY.
NIANH--''oe bNs assorted sizes Window Glass reed
~ per Excelsior foT sale by HE McgLOsKEY
~ AIl.S-375 Kegs ass'd reed pc. Excelsior. and for
s"e u! hihZS III McCLOSkEY. /
4 ARD OILS bbls Lard OIL reed and for sa, by
rs ap-I--i-2 VI FMCIOSKEY !
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ikEGUI.NR PACKET FOR ST. LOUIS.
Nd l\IEkNENIA IE uNnlS-

ssA The new and splendid passen-
~ ~ Steamer golden ERA"
" Nh Ma HIRAM BEBsIE. Commander.
has commenced regular
Es@S-A---A seAy TRIMS between Gal.nn
81 LOUIS, leaving Galena every Monday evcn. at .
81 lock, and II. Lous friiat cvciHc al O'Clock. The
c. ideL Era has been fitted up with every regard
e., and comfort Of her pass and her State
Rooms and saloons furnished with eieg and pro-
Vied with every Improvement. For freight passage
apply board Is
JAMES CARTER & co. Agents.
f,slena. Apri l. #
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WHlTS EH'S
DAG L Err EiN GALLERY.

IN COIHIC BCILDI.NC,
Corner Of Third Gsd cellar Streets 81. Paul
SNhS Establishment Was built BY the proprietor
Il pr.ssy Tor taking
DAGIERRE OTYPES,
Ard is furnished with the best Instruments Apparatus
and Chemicals and cNtersive assortment OF stock
The Arrangement OF LIGHT ; NEW. and believed 10
sc ~ TEEioR 10 any other Tor producing uniformly bold
PICTURES No pans VIII be pared give satisfaction 10
those who may favor the pruf rieior Win their patro-
age Paintings Engraving aud DaguerT pes copied
III The best manner Particular paid 10 taking
licensees of sick or deceased persons.
Instructions given in the Art
stock and Apparatus for sale
The public axe rcspeci. invited 10 call and examine
specimens. j. T. WHITNEY
November. ISL
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s. CRAWFORD & CO.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRuoGIsTs,
81 Wai7 Street, CaIena,
AVE Just received n full supply of Drugs Med;
q 4 cihcs rants. Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Wipdow Class
"iasswarc' PUTTY etc, etc They will be constantly re >
ceiVing supplies OF the above and other articles in ihar
f'e, a would can the attention Of those wishing 10
P"r'nas' rs ,hcy ofltr 10 sell at st Louis prices
""'""' VT. y; 1911 OK
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ROCK ISLAND FOUNDRY AND MA
CHINE SHOP.

TERGI ID . ID CO.,
NANCFACTuRERS Of Steam Engines, Water
VI Wheels, Mill Gearing Rotary Saws Hors. pow
rs Job work, etc, etc. All orders promptly executed.
Rock Isand May /, ls52. 5-tf
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ADDITION TO sr.PAUL.

'HNiIS desirable ground living in The most central and
u advantageous part oi the basin OF 81. Pau, where
must inevitably be the principal business of tie
town. ana ahordlng also most choice and delightful Lots
IN tc rear upon the bench for dwelling houses IS sur
,e!ed INTO Lots and now offered for sale with stiles
"Pu,u anu mdsput2be, mt reasonably low prices and
upon hcra terms Of credit. for most OF the purchase
money and iHnlber for building Lots sold in the
don, will be furnished rotar, sryynill On easy
"ths. CHARLES II. OAkES.
Agent for Projectors
81. PaUl. July 81 1851 IS
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RIIIRENCES.

REFERENCES.
+. ChoutcIu. Jr. u Co. New York,
Lorlnz, Sterling y. Co, Pittsburgh,
James Peck d Co. Chicago,
Bridge y Lewis. Detroit,
Ray. Meth n Co, Cincinnati,
Choutci,i 6 Nalec, -. Louis.
James Carter i Co.. Galcna,
Stlliman 9 Rood, q
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WAR EAGLE MILLS. AT GALENA.

P1NiE subscriber of Flour from the above mills
II and vii! have constant supply on hand Of super
fine and extra superfae, which viii be sold mil prices
freight added.
The superioS quality of this Flour is known to all who
have tried H. and il only requires a trial here to make
a iavOrite family Flour of Minnesota
JOHN HARRINGTON.
paIl M,
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NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS co.

CONNECTING At GALENA AND ST. LOUIS wIrH TIE
AMERlCAN AND OTHER EXPRESS COMPANIES
VENO and from all the principal cities in the United
states, California and Europe for the speedy trans
Portaion OF money and valuable packages collection OF
dIis, notes, DIS accounts ctc purchase and sale of
all kinds Of merchandise.
Agents--C r. RICE Co, st. Paul; OrIs WEST
-. Louis, J. BR0oKES, Caiena
N B.--I'arcular attention paid to the Fnruo,li,r
4.
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w. II. S'CELLMAS s. CO..

w. IL. SfKLLMAS 81 CO..
No. 3, Roberts street, have on hand
- b5s. iicniton Apples.
j. 10 Diy 30
3 DO Euckwicat Flour
% DO Onions
1000 Heads prime winter Cabbage
J boxes Lemons.
Ana every thing found IN the Grocery line whch ,,iii
n' sea- Tor cash - low house in Saint Paul Call
ana sec. W. II. >TJIiMAN 4 90.
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E<Hl RClI, Factory, Steamboat and Locomotive Bells
v constantly on hand, and PEALs or CHIMES Of Bells
20: number TO order Improved cast-iron okeS
with movable arms. attached 10 these Bells so that
they may be adjusted to ring easily and properly and
Springs also which prevent the Capper from resting on
the Bel, thereby rroiongng ITS sound. Iiangings com
pote Cncluding Yoke Frame and Wheel furnished if
desired.
An pefenrc Of so years this business by their ete
father. enabled hm to ascertain the best Bells
The combination of metals and degree o heat requisite
Tor seeming IN them the greatest solidv, strength ,
most mCloGious tones; which improvements tnrrtne-
viii MS very extensive assortment of patterns now
held by the subscribers who have grown M in the bush
ness and who VIII Use every en,cavor TO sustain The
reputation which the establishment; has heretofore en-
loNcd both III this and foreign countries the b. h from
which have repeatedly received the highest u,vurs of
tic y \. State Agricultural Society and American
tuoi anu mt which were completed Chimes and heavy
Alarm Bells Tor different parts % the Union ard aluda
MATHEMATICAL INSTRU MENTS will still be-
manufactured b, the subscribers, of which the, win have
constantly on hand, assortment OF Transit instr,
ments, Levels, Survey ors' Compasscs, Oain nonous
ana imfroNcd,) &c Also Brass or Composition asst
Incs OF an, size cast to order.
All communications promptly attended TO-
ANDREW MENEELI'S sons
West Troy, Albany Co, N Y. 1851.
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GEO. EEREYSON

NAyHOLESALE and retail dealer in Hardware and
w Cutlery, Cast Steele Nails Mechanics and Min.
ners tool Rope and Farming In elements, No Sc Main
street, Galena, III. l-tf
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MARSHALL e. cos
N fnipSn!p (.gncprp AMI Iran Storo

w HDitStiG SfOCcIy ana iron StOrcs
connection with our stock of SLIGO IRoN, we
offer large stock of Groceries ana Provisions We
Womb call the attention Of upcouatty merchants and
retail dealers generally to sOck, which embraces
every thing, Liquors excepted the Grocery and Pro-
vision line
We propose selling for cash Calcna market prices
adding of trans ortation, and believe that
supply boarding-hore keepers and fnilio. as good
terms they purchase below.
oar STOCK has been selected with care, that
WARRANT The quality Of ali articles sold by
g. = e. AR Scot ominon Brown, Refined 4, b and C.
~ Crushed and Powdered, by the barrel, ~
MARSHALL 4 Co.'S.
TEoLASS t;S-~Belcher's syrup, sugar house and
w Plantation, at MARSHALL. a Cos.
GOLDEN sYRUp. in lo-gsllon kegs, for iami-
~ lies, at NJ. y Co.'S.
TCFEEE ard TEAS, of ever hind, ct
u Ms Co.'S
ECLOUR--Jasper Extra and superlne, at
n n Is Cos
EEORK--Clear Mess just PIT up last week supe-
A. nor article for families, al NJ d COS.
g ALT--Of every Kind and in any quantity, at
~ VI & Cos.
aAiL--Linseed, Bleachcd, Lamp and Lard Oh, at
~ VI y Cos
EANDLES--Sperm, Star and Mould, at
u NJ Cos.
WHITE LEAD, Turpentine, Putty, Whiting and
w Lampblsch, d cos.
NHIINDOW Glass AMI Nails, Tobacco Goldfish
w Mackerel. Butter and Cheese, Axes, Clocks, Com
Baskets, Looking Glasses, Gro Bars, Buck Ma. Grain
>hoNrls, Cote Mills Percussion Caps, Log Chains.
tr"os Crackers. Axe iioves, ard almost ever, thing
that can be named, including f0ws and Peprersauce,
Tor sale At MARSHALL " Co.'S.
saint Paul, October 1851. BPS
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New Goods and New Prices, at the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.

MULLER has just opened for exhibition at his
II NEW BRICK STORE, directly opposite his old
stand large and splendid Of Dry Goods.
Clothing, Indian Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Glassware
and Crockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, and In
din Rubber Goods; with every article usually called for
in Western Establishment, which he offers whole
sale and retail at prices much reduced. Merchants in
the Indian trade find article they may WISH
the trade and with the that the charges will
he moderate and satisfactory. Orders Mt ali times
be filled to amount
TO the Ladies' would say have few pieces of
Deaines end Caslimeres.
90 pieces Aipacas Knitting needles
so do hieached cotton $4,000 sharps, between and
20 do wool iannel buckskn needles
20 do book and Swiss mus 100 packs pins
lns, supr article 100 dozen rosing and ivory
q, 900 yards prints, the best combs
assortment brought % "a sCiSs sup'r article
to the Territory 200 doZ white aud assorted
bales sheetings spool cotton
do drilling 100 las skein cotton
2 DO bed ticking silk and twist, bees wax,
= doL BAY State shawls Tape and silk braIe
4 few doz do hose mitts, wTi-tets gni chill
Isle thread cashmere and dren's gloves
! silk gloves, few plaid Cotton wadding
lisey, splendid article of Damask aud brown linen
| silvered buttons for TRIM table
ming dresses Hair brushes, plain and in
/ 50 pieces linen hdks laid with pearl
Gimps and irnges Ladies aud chdrens shoes
1 Linen ribbons Ladies lined rubber over
/ W DO,.n shoes
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-07-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A PPIlCAIiDN having been made to the Probate
IA Court for the county of Washington for letters a
administration on the estate OF James Hickman decd
late OF saltwater IN said county. hereby give notice
that On Saturday the 18th day OF July next at INV office
IN said town OF Saltwater is the time place xed for
hearing aud deciding the same.
HARVEY WILSON
Judge o; Probate, Washing on County
Saltwater, June is. lo52. l'r. fee So 35l LEW
1CSf received on consignment good article Of fresh
- butter, which We viii sell cheap for cash.
+. L. COLLINS
Auction ard Comm'n. Merchant
ju2f Third ST. bel. jackson. OBJ. Min Omit
lust received lot Of bedsteads, for sale cheap for
e cash By I. f. COLLINS
Auction and Commission Merchant
j,t24 Third ST. bel Jackson. op Min Outft
S1.IN1TC Al kNOCkiNGS IN ST. PAUr
HAVE advised me to authorize Truman n. Sm,fo 70
81 take applications for Health Insurance in The NJ
ehsnic'x Un,on Association. Of Springfield, Mass
f' A. ]. WHITNEY,
iu2f-ln~tC General Agent f.r Miuuc.ot,