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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-11-04
gTUE MINNESOTA REMEDY
rsR cHoLERA NoRBus. Dysssr cry, DtARRHdA, &c. &c.
"PESIGUAGOMIK,'

INDIAN COMPOUND ASTRlNGENT AND TONIC
rUNE materials Of this medicine entirely vegetable,
u Indigenous to Minnesota, and well known 10 the In
dans by whom they have been used from time mnIemo-
RIAL with invariabe success.
The Proprietor confidently recommend this med
icne tn the public certain, safe and pleasant cure
for Cholera Morbus, Darrhra, Dysentery and ail dis
O. the bowels 1t affords alnOst instantaneous re-
lief in ofgpings or cramps and ordinarily effects
a com lete in six eight hours.
To Boatuen, Raftmcn and Lumbermen, and all per-
travelling the river this medicine is invaluable.
Our citizens going below during the summer months
should not fail provide themselves with it.
The "PesiglagoDk" must Of course derive its repu-
tation from the testimonials Of those who have made
trial oft
IL Please read carefully the annexed certificates.
Prepared by Il. +. Ely, St Paul,
And for sale al the Bookstore Of LIZ DUO * ROHRER,
snd IA w. TX. FORBES Minnesota Store at HICUCOX
a KEILOGG'S Drug Store, and at JARVIS, ST. Paul.
Also the Minnesota Bookstore, st. Anthony; at Rus
sells, sauS Rapids and at Churchill Nelson's Still
wafer.
u p, ice Fifty Cents per Bottle. 20
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SPRING TRADE.
1852.

sssPLENDlD Stock of rich Fancy and staple Goods at
~ 'te n u store, opposite the American Having re-
ctNeu by late arrivals large assortment OF ENGL iS
FRENCH AND AMERICAN GOODS. comprising n
complete as.oriment OF The most beautiful
articles Tor the spring and summer trade; ali of which
are no" ready ioi exhibition and sale and Will I've offer
ed 81 the lowest market prices. at wholesale and retail
In thls excessive assortment. be every
article usually found in the best Dry Goods establish
nehls ana Also many and splendid stNes OF goods
not to be found elsewhere they having been selected
with care ami expressly for this market. Purchasers
are reminded mat IN addition to RICH STOCK OF
staple ahG Fancy Good>, at all times keep large
variety OF Carpeng> and Floor Cloths al al new
and various styles; also, complete Of la
uts misses ana chtliren> shoes. We would respect-
fully invite friends ard purchasers Dry Goods 10
an early examination OF entire STOCK assuring them
mat every eNfit"n viii be made 10 render the busa
calls oi our friends both agreeable and profitable.
D. ii. HGLHES.
"aIeHoi Airii q, ic92. 3--;5El
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MARSHALL g. cos

w hOtcShIc DiOteiy anu AIVu StOhCs
TN connection with our stock of SLIGO Iron, we
would call The attention OF upc0uotrN merchants, and
retail dealers generally stock, which embraces
every thing liquors eAceptei la the Grocery and Pro
vision line.
We propose seiae for cGsh al Galena market prices,
adding of transportation, and believe that we can
supply boarding house keepers and families good
: they purchase below.
has been selected with care, that can
WARRANT the quality Of all articles sold 10y Ia.
GUGARS..Common Brown, Refined, A. and G,
- Crushed and Pow dered by the barrel, nj
MARSHALL Co.'S.
hEOLA SSE.S--Becher's syrup, sugsr-house and
WI Plantation, at MARSHALL II Co.'S.
GOLDEN SYRUP, in lO-galIon kegs, for fami-
u lies, at NJ 4 Cos.
COFFEE and TEAS, of every Kind, at
a NJ s Cos.
E,WOU R--Jasper, Extra and saperilne, a, o,-
ApORK--Clcar Mess, just put up last week, supe-
u nor article ior families, at NJ y Cos.
GtAI.T.-Of ever, Kind and in any quantity, at
- NJ q Co.'S.
nIL.--l.nseed, Bleached, Lamp and Lard Oil, at
~ NJ . Co.'S.
6tANDLES--Sperm, Star and Mould, 1t
u MSCo's
VXyHITE LEAD, Turpentne, Putty, Whiting and
w Lampblack, NJ q Cos.
VNIlNpOW Glass ard Nails, Tobacco, Goldfish
w Mackerel. Butter and Cheese Axes, Clocks, Cor
Baskets, Looking Glasses, Gro Bars, Buck Mts, Grain
ShoVels, Coffee Mills Percussion Caps, log Chains
Brooms, Crackers, Axe iieves, and almost every thing
that be named, including Pows and Peppersaucc
ior sale at MARSHALL u COS
Saint Paul. October. 1851. 3-2s
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II. +ElyH4LL, & co..

" HoLErALE DEALERS in DRUos. MEDICINES Cup,I,-
'NS.fAiNTs, OiLs, NARNIshio and DYE-srrFFs
WINDOW CLASS and fUTTY, GLASSWARE pm
ftNEEl, FINE soaps, FINE HAIR, ToorH
FAINT aiidN ffTE'i ,sHbgU>HEs. FIELD
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS, Sur
GiCAL lHsTRUNEHTs. SPICES,
SNttEs. PATENT MEDi-
ctHEs, Pure WINES, etc, for NHDIciN4L PURPOSES
FANCY ARTICLES, SVT'R iSks, LETTER ami CAR pa
PER. Coin ard STEEL PENS and STATIONERY
GOLD aid TN foIL. and gTea, variety
of other articles.
This Is the oldest Drug establishment north Of the Ill
mons fller. We have done business in this CIV since
io-'. lhysicIans and Merchants always Iud 1T this
House FRESH and lNADULTER.TED Medicines and Of
ihe FIRST QUALITY Purchasers are invited 10 c\ainin
cur STOCK as IL i, larger than ANY the Northwest
ac we hteNr our ce> viii continue to BE- salts factory
TO any who DaN trade With u.
Galtaa November. ISL 23qrv
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MRS. NIiERICK'S
Fas hionabl6 Millinery Rooms.

No. 81 Main Street, Gaena, III.
tST received direct from the East latest stN of
- Ladies sh, Six and Lace, and Crapc, Dress Hats
Florence Braid straw, Hair aud Chip BOnHets IN great
variety; Ribbons, Flowers straw Trimmings, etc in
a1t general assortment, OF Millinery and Fame, Goods
IL II the intention that every that gives ne call
shall be peifect, satisfied with goods ana prices
MANTt A-NiAkING.
III connection WIKI the above, al orders promptly aiten
dec 10; IL Is needless To puG, well knu,vn if not
would refer 10 Mrs II. NJ Rice Mr.. IioIiinshead a,,d
numerous Others. Niscitc>, Dress Trimmings etc for
sale low NARY NERRIck
j. Remember the No. 30 Main street
f,fiena, jane T.. 1859 Off
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HNE7IlJHOHNS-l50, /. ,, g. / and gals reed per
~ ExceIsior, and for sale by II / McCLosKEY.
NNHIshEY-loOb bls Old Rye, reed and for sale by
w II I McCLOShEN.
6tOFFEE-S50 bags RIO Coffee. reed per Golden Era
~ and for sale by II M'CLOShEN.
vgoBAcCo-l25 bxs Virginia, reed and for sale by
ii + MCLOSkEl.
E'lGs-5oO drums, received and for sale by
L app / NCLOSKEY.
T0ICE-21 ticrces, reed per Golden Era, for sale hv
H ap7 HE MCLOsKEl.
SALEKATUS-25 bxs Boston Saieraus received and
- for sale by HF M'CLOSKEY
AZ CASKS ks. Brown stout London Porter 4 Scotch
wv Ale: reed per Golden Era and for sale by
app IF MCLOSkEN.
NSACKEREi.-75 bbls No I, 4 AIackerel re cd
VA per Golden i.ra and for sale by
app ii r NrCIOSKEY.
ypVEA-l5O Inf chests p Imp and Y II Tea received
app MCLOsKEY
(NVRRANTS-25 casks Currents. reed per Golden
~ Era, and tor sale by III + fCLOSkEI.
HHERRiNGS-225 bxs Scotch Herriurs reed per Col
Il den Era, ana for sale by IL + ArCIOSkEY.
aSi 'A- N R''''"' h re- a s9i 1S5 sf's by
WINE-l5o casks Claret and White Wine reed
w and for sale by RE NCLOSkEH
DACON--5O casks Hams and Shoulders, reed per
ID Bon Accord, fer sale by IL + MCLOSkEY.
AuOLASSES-lOO bbls rec a and for sale bv
w app III I MCLOSkEY.
ftANDLES-l50 bxs Star Candles reed per Wisoon
- SIN and for sale b. IF MCLOSkEY.
TAR-5o bbs Tar, reed per Wisconsin and for sale by
app ii + MCLOShEY.
I ARD-5O ibis Leaf Lard reed per Wisconsin, and
- for sale by ii F MCLOSkEY.
DRANDY--90 casks Brandy reed per Golden Era
- and for sale by II L MCLOSkEY.
~ BOXES Pint and Quart Flasks reed and for
VO sale by II MCLOShEI.
lNIDER VINEGAR--Receiveda and for sale by
~ Ii + MCLOSkEY.
E>UNNIE,-Io,O00 Gunny Sucks reed per Bon Ac-
~ cord, and for sale by ii + MCLOoNEY.
nRIED BEEF-I0 900 lbs Dried Beef reed pes Bon
~ Accord and for sale by ii MCLOSkEY.
nRANCEs-5O bxs Oranges, received and for sale by
~ ii + MCLOSkEl.
LNOUR-5O bbls Extra superfne Family, reed per
Il Excelsior, and for sale by III McCLOSkEI.
- Kegs prime Leaf Lard recd per Excelsior and
- for sale by HF McCLOsKEY
HQAMS AND SIIOUIDERS-2O casks reed ner Ex-
Il ceisior and for sale by + NIcCLOShEA.
MESS PoKK--3OO bbs on hand and for sale by
A'A McCLOShEX.
SOAP-250 bxs Yellow reed per Excelsior and for
~ sale by ii f McCLOSkES
HANDLES-I50 bxs Mould, reed and for sale BY
- MCCLOSkEY.
GREEN APPLEs-lOo bbls in store and for sale by
~ + McCLOShEY.
SuGAR-55 hhds Fair 10 Prime n. o. Sugar, reed per
~ wyoming and for sale by ii McCIOSkEi.
GNIGARS-l0,oO0 La Union Regalia Cigars; 10000 Ma
~ poleon do do; 10000 Washington do do; 10000
Bioomers do do 5000 Tres Maria do dos 900 mon do
do; 5000 La Luna do do; 10000 La Alneina do do;
1000 La Nacona do de; 5000 Principe assorted do; re-
ceived per Wyoming ard for sale by
nh26 HF McCLosKEY.
NHEESE-l25 bxs Western Reserve Cheese, reed
~ per Highland Mary, and for sale by
ap3 HF McCLOSKCY
GNLASs-3oo bNs assorted sizes Window GLASS; reed
u per Excelsior, for sale by HF McCLOSkEY.
NALS--315 kegs assd reed per Excelsior and for
" safe by IDh2S III McCIOSkEY.
4 ARD OILS bbls Lard Oil reed and for sale bv
"a applet III L MCLOSKEY.
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ENGINES, BOILERS Il MILL WORK.
J. I. DOWDALL Il CO.
Washington FOundry ST. You;s No

HANiNG one of he largest and hes, furnished q
Il ADJUSTMENTS IL the West, would call the atten
non oi all persons Interested in want of mill work
10 Tue Tact that we have the largest assortment of PAT
terms III the city We employ the Of workmen and
use tht best Of iron IN The manufacture Of our work and
having been constantly increasing our business for ~
teen Years, We hater ourselves that we have gwen GEN
tra satisfaction Engines of al sizes t,ed al, on lion
frames, reaey 10 run.
Boilers ana heavy sheet iron work Of all Kinds. cast
ings ard wrought iron work of all kinds and from the
best patterns now IN use, for saw and grst mills.
Saw DUST Burners, Carlne Machines, Iickcrs etc
Miii"ilehts can have work made suit their draw
mgs Terms, reasonable ard particular attention paid
TO havins The work ready and shipped by the agreed
upon.
, We refer TO Martin Mower, Esq, Arcola Mills or to
Mr r X nelano, saltwater, who are using work Of
our manufacture, for further information.
May p, le52, eff
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AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL \ co,
SLIGO IRON SENHE.

~ L. feel that apology due Ia the PnDlc and the
w Printer for not having advertised more Tie
truth is large Winter sock well adapted "a
the market, that customers gave time Ia write
worth while.
We wish IT, say to the Public that about oni
Of Sugars: our neghhors Rey Farmer however, have
good assortment. We have the other leading articles
OF FAMILY groceries Neand other things
EhTRA COARSE BOOTS at SO.
few bhls Mess Beet, do Vinegar IA per gal
lon; hbs Molasscs 40 cts; Tobacco, Al 20 cts; Co
fec AZ II cts; IRON and STEEL, NISE., mot those Of
lnIeupefaIlCe and extravaganza but W kinsons solid
boN) flonghs at So. An, articles have, Will be sold
at 4 small advance on cost until the opening Of
ton, when shall be on hand with ust what Is want
"a in the Grocery and Iron lnc.
81. Paul, March II, lo52. Aft
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GROCERIES.
At Wholesale and Retail,

AN Roberts Street, SAINT Paul next door to the
" Worlds Fair. The subscribers, believing that
Goods he sold in Saint Paul, Wholesale as cheap
they he sold at any place above Louis have
opened Il large stock Of
GROCERIES,,
of the best descrp for family use, which they will
sell for cash very small profit by retail: and by
Wholesale, prices such VIII warrant all retail deal
ers IN Minnesota 10 buy goods their Among
the leading articles which shall offer, viii be- (be-
sides every other kind Of goods usually found in large
Grocery Establishment, whether here enumerated or
not,) the folio wing
Flour, of various brands; Sugar and Moasses all
kinds; Coffee, Tea, Tobacco and Salt, Salt Fish, Oys-
tiers, Saroines etc; Butter, Cheese, Lard and Oh.
LiOt ORS-such As Brandy, Wine, Gin, Whiskey,
Champagne.
MISUNDERSTANDING of Pork, Hams, Bacon
Dried Fruit, etc.
Patent Buckets, Glass, Nails, Putty, Shot, Matches
Candles Soap, Brushes Brooms, and great variety
other goods. REY q FARMER
ST. Paul, October 9, 1851. 25-tf
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c. BURBANK d Co. st. Paul. w. FAWCETT
4 Co, ST. Louis.
NORTHVV ESTERN EXPRESS co.

CONNECTING At GALENA AND ST. LOUIS wiTu THE
AMERICAN AND OTHER EXPRESS COMPANIES
vuO and from all the principal cities in The United
states, California and Europe for the speedy trans
portaon Of money and valuable packages collection OF
drafts, notes, bills accounts, etc and sale of
all kinds Of merchaudze.
Agents.. X. RICE Co, ST. Paul; OrIs WesT,
ST. Louis, J. BnOOKEs, Galena.
\. B-Partcular attention paid To the FORWARDING
dliO COMMISSION ouslncss genera y. 5-tf
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MerrimaC Iuhrndtred dr,s.,.
Cochnco dn i,b I - 'A'S'es'
Union do Can ns,ts
! S,,r..res 10 tp = ,.
PIN Aliens g. Sons mint, r--rh~,'4a..i II
/ nIra ana Or.nr a., - - - N'''"'S1
: Urknr, stIIrs ,r,.Gct,i S.',,,
Heavy brown sheefioo Espd bo,es
% shirtinp IaIie., far ~ ,onro-s
Fine -, 80
Brown drilling Misses, :.
Al bIencted M, slir FAM, bonn.ts
81 and IS Rom 81 mi ms
hin, dr,cs Can .,,, IN tn
Ous denins psrasn Ga" '''o"s'
taiis TO. Umbrellas
Cable twists, Linen able towers
/ Hamilton ticking, Union
,ht,.s Nofs'cd
APloh 'AeoAS, JaqeHId diaper,
u - 1. 't0-'' h""'VS ,'iN'u hust'
brown mems White ahd black nose,
80 a. i.; ; mugs Misses
D., II - 49, IT,, ~ h'iAt1 h''sc'
:, Am ai'o 'anc9 i"ceds' M,i nan hos.
sa,i,,,,, n ~" Po' ~ NUM-
atitae.>, I, iHheY req
Ian. >'oi w. -'"i's, Linen ca"lb
W,; ;, L.: 'ahi's nid gloves
,, ~ i' "'''H' i'Ste 'hitdh groves,
-, ,,iI'st ue 'iiht>, cotton
n ia,t o'i - Kisses
49, t''''" '"'S' liens
~, ~ : e ~, ii>iC urea" groves;
ID p..tN.a
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Mechanics Union ASS0c;ation.

Oiiice, No. l. Go6drchs Building spRINoFIGLp, Mass
NJ u. DEAN, PreSidenf,
WILLIAM PATTON, &. c. WOOD, ,-;., r.,
H. u. JUDkINs, i""'c'ot 'oW.
vsTllS Is Association OF Workingmen and Others,
for the OF each other IN case of
siC kness accident.
u, the paymer, Of the following annual deposits YOU
viii bee Life Member, ana be entitled 10 a weekly
benefit during life if YOU should be disabled by sit Nes
accident from attending your Ordinary business or
occupation. FEMALES insured ag sickness common
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GREAT EXHIBITION.

AT JOHN HOLLANDS ~ INlr.Rf AND Al. l.
Rooms, rENCIi ST., SAINT PAUL.
LARGE st"cA OF Chairs Lounges. Bedsicad-, Cen
N Card and eali Table, Bureaus and other an
tcies that = wanted ITO hum. Ladies and gentlemen
that Married aud you ain l. come aud see
niitsnce free. selling cheap r cash oats free
trade More arrivals by Gree! slave and Other hoats
Work mac To or4er. JOHN HOLLAND,
sept3o-1i-3ia Painter
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r tRM TO LET.

IANtE undersigned. lessee al the of y. N'I can
u Esq, situate the iIuf below Mr. DaN tons md
in SIGHT al nj PAUL. finding il necessary III town.
oh'rs Tie said fam at for III. coming winter or
teU. The house - neat and comfortable for small
family 1hIty-wo acres OF he are under cri,
ton. Fifteen acre. Of stalks row standing IN
the held and VIII afford good slstcnance for cattle
Spring alter at hand.
NIRI VI ABBOTT,
Al his blacksmith shop above American House ST Paul
se;t30 GAIT
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MEAT .C.liI.

THE s.sr riher has opened the Of III lid
1 and Jackson SIS, n 81 CHEERS STALL. in Which
viii be found Usually every VARIETY OF The meats thai
he obIanot. II will br hs c..ceavor w: r the
wants of his customers promptly; and 10 deal Justly aud
honordby viii those Who If9 iavor linn with call
His experience assures hn Of his capacity to do justice
to business which a ian! others require, yiac
tLce and skin. H. {. WOLF
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE Undersigned, having entered into Coyartrcr-
I ship under The naIle 81 trcnti,s Il Mabon for the
purpose az prosecuting tIe of their profession
Builders would respectfully represent the cEen of
-. Paul, thai they prepared 10 furnish materials.
bald, piee Buildings OF description. furnish
plans and estimates; ami give satisfaction for the
f performance 81 whatever business may he entrusted
their Olice ther residence the American
House. \. q. PRENIISS.
octt-25-y j. ". MABCN.
p Reference ,o Ne-.rs. Rice Hoinshtad ~ Becker,
Rodney Parker. Chs W. Bou;p, Hon. Il IL. SibIcy.
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VI. T.. NI'CLOSk Ely.

"HOLESAIE Grocer, Forwarding and Commits
w sion Merchant and General Steamboat Agent
No. 30 IeSee, Gaena, H. The attention Of BUYERS /,
called to my stock of Groceries, Provisions etc. etc
Having received by late arrivals from New York Ros-
ton, New Orleans and ST Louis hich in addition To nv
former stock. renders my assortment complete shall
continue Ia receive additional shipments from time 10
time during navigation, thereby enabling me to hav.
fresh and full .ock throughout the season. and 10 be
all times, To ill orders at the lowest market rates
Tho Receiving and Forwarding Business shall in eve.
y Instance have personal attention hv which dies.
patch and care viii be guaranteed aud the eS pense #
storage ami Drayage a. much possible avoided
ee assured ttat my facilities and long experience ia
the Commission ard Forwa rcing business enable me IL
warrant entire satisfaction To any that may favor ME
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances will be made on Produce and
Merchandise shipped for sale in this market
cuar attention will be paid TO the purchase of All ar,
Giles not in my line.
u Agent Tor Galena and ST. Louis and G,lcna ana
81. Paul PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS
H. f. MCLOSKEY.
Galena, April l. 1852 If
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TCtNEH II GESEg
Minnesota street, door below Third street. a. o,uc
Stecs a Hunts tabiBrt-wa.c Rooms.
oTAiK 1aHisters, Bal4strgits. Columns Of the of
~ !ereli orders az architecture Tool Handles, Wagon
Hubs Sc, TUNED 10 order promptly and workmaniike
manner. sept3u-23-v
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*s-Gt h Al ,i rrArCpk r EN- Sr: LOUIS.

GfyN The new and Splendid passerI-
"a ~ ger Steamer '.GOLDEN ERA =
tE'ssSz---..y& ~-Hrt-a~zliIRAn BERSIE, Commander,
-sxyrss-,--+essSrC-1zgh mas commenced her regular
weekly trips between Galeus
ST LOUIS leaving Galena every Monday evening al 6
O'Clock, aud St louis Friday evening at o'cock The
Goldeh Era las been fitted up with every egard the
safety End comfort OF her passengers; and hsr State
Rooms and Saloons furnished with Sance and poo
Vded with ever, Improvement For freight or Passage
app! q: toarJ or 10
JANES CARTER d co, Agents.
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NJ I,N2 llS

w have received. dfe,1 Ion The manufacturers in
" New Ncrh, two of Stoddart's Celebrated Piano
Fortes, which the musical public respectfully invited
To call and examine. Our prtes reasonable and
a. prepared to give veg. lcdsC! able terms.
uctii-2o IEnlC ROVHIH
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

Consisting of three first class boats,
NOMINEE, Capt q. SAITu.
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. NJ. W. LopwIcK.
DR. FRANKLIN, Capt. r. BLAkELy.
Leaving oa,ena,
The Nowinee, Capt. O. smith, MONDAYS at p o'loc k
The DR. Franklin, Capt. K. Bldkely, Wednesdays 1T
II o'clock.
The Ben Campbell, Capt. NJ W. Lo.wick, Fridays :.
at IL O'Clock .
Tie Boats viii regularly during the ensuing
season Having the NAL Contract iheir puncta, can
hG relied on. They will remain AZ - Paul sufficiently
long to enable passengers visit the Falls of Saint An
thouv.
speed aud accommodation, these Boats are unsur-
IA sei and every attention VIII be paid Passengers
~ Freight. The. will leave puuciualy al the hour
be out sundays.
Goods shipped TO the Agents nj ST Louis or Calena to
20 By thu line, viii be forwarded IRE, al charge.
Glena being The iermiau, of the great thogOnahlrc
leading Is eastward from Chicago and Milwaukee u,irly
ali the travel from The Eastward destined ior the Iper
Mississippi takes passage by Steamboat from tis Cint
Also nearly ali the steamboats, the Southern trade
from 81 Louis ana ether ports below, come into this
port for reshipment for points above.
AGENTS.
Il I. Sass, ST Louis, Nelson, Gilbert \ Co.
H. H. Campbell a Co, Nelson's Landing.
Galena.C. n. Red, Lake rcpin.
o. H. West Dubuque, l.. iierf2cll. Point Douglass.
:. VI. iangworthy. do. Churchill! a Nclson
\. McGesor, Saltwater.
Mct;rerors Iacding J. W. Bahcock ST Paul
D. ". Br.sbois, P.du ChenS II. Sergeant, do.
/. ID. Cowl,s, Lansing. Russell & Rice,St. Anthony
Campbell n Smiih, Jas. Peck & Co { hcago
Ia Crosse.
- Paul. March II, 1852 i~-tf
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ICE.

the days of Dives ice evidently in use or
that gentleman would have called for it, instead of
for drop of cold water; for only will il cool the
parched tongue of the invalid but il will give life and
animation to ali. Iced is alone fit for drinking
Then, how can you keep Your butter your cucumbers
your milk and cream. and fresh meat without
ice? You can have it, every morning delivered to YOU
warranted sweet and FRESH a small advance ON
the actual cost Of manufacturing, of
mu37 OF CHARLES SYMONS
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT,

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
sale of Louisville Cement viii keep IA large supply
on hand and Will be sold Ii q small advance from Man.
uiaCturers prices. Ii f. ACCIOSALI.
Calena. March %, 1852.
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v6NiS unrivaied cure for coughs, colds, hoarsness
u bronchitis, whooplng cough. Group asthma and
consumption now too well known to require certif-
Gates Is constantly kept for sale Hchco. a. Axtells
WAeN left
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CHEAP CASH STOPE--W UOLESALE
AND RETAIL.

MD Z FTAV~
GROC ERiES, PROVISIONS HARDWARE, BOOTS
SHOES HATS CARS q CITING. PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS. ~ RNI1IRE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
FENIE ST BStk RIDER b. late arrivals is in re-
4 ceipt and opening in his Store 81. Anthony
Street. the American House. large aud most
complete assortment oi the abovo-named Goods which
VIII positively b, sold lower prices for cash ,hn ever
before offered in this place His stoCk select
Ell with great care, ana purchased in the Eastern and
southern markets tor Cash, so that he safely
his friends and the public generally thar III be
their interests to call before purchasing elsewhere and
eXaniue his stock whlch consists m parl follows:
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REFERENCES
Z. Chouiean, Jr. & Co., New York,
!orinz, Sterling & Co, Pittsburgh,
James Peck q Co., Chicsgo,
Bridge 4 Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith s Co, Cincinnati,
Chouteau 4 Nalee, st. Louis,
James Carter 4 Co, Galena,
Stillman 4 Rood, ..
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sgE%e-r This superb new steamboat. nra1 ~ q
t--~A7--L-.lis The siac Of the Keohuk Packets and
~ wiki accommodations equal to The
eS< xs: h2EA best boats on the VIII he IL the
regular Galcna ard st Paul trade the ensuing saason
making TWO trip, per week. # possible. The SAM Paul
wI be hard To heat. The times o. arrival and ,epar-
ture OF this boat, will be announced soon a. regular
trip, are commenced NJ. IL: HARRIS, Master.
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