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PLAINTIFFS.

EITOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas
u of NdlthEM2erand County, at January
T., A D., 1858.
PLAINTIFFS. DEFENDANTS.
George Shiley VS. Ab'm Dunke!hergcr's admrx
Hugh Bcllas VS. & w Fagely
Reuben Fegely & Go VS. Hugh Bellas
Krlcger foE X Fagcly vs. Furman d F Kaze
Ab.aV rowe1 VIM II Thompson
p X II hoffman y wife VS. II Kuhnts, McCnrty ct al
Raker q Co for Jacob Bloom vs. Henry Coarad
VIM NJ Autcn VS. Thomas Rascr d"
John Brown VS. John Oyster scnr's cx'r
John w Peal VS. GEO b loungman
Henry KIaze s, Eve his wife VS. 'a'Ep Iarlman 5
b Masscr VS. Barbara ShaGrr's ex'rs
Mott & Shober VS. Daniel Dreisbach
Jacob Keller VS. Bank Of Northumberland,
William McCarty ys Samuel Hunteg
James I Sutton & Co VS. Samuel Kyle
David Fisher VS. J w Friling
Daniel Rhodes VS. Jacob Wcrtman
w Peal vs Martin lrwins, admir-
Samuel l. Beck vi Jacob Stitzel
Simon Snyder VS. George Snyder
Christian Cable VS. NJ Bachman g. F Markle
Boneparte Thompson ct al VS. Casper st Clair
John for w Camp We Wolvertoi y I.cisenr' g
George Lawrenc' VS. d Mari & ! Brown
John Reynolds VS. Isaac Reader
ROBERT NJ Lyon VS. A Il kutZner
John Ross & Nio vs. George Fox
John King VS. Daniel Weidner
Same VS. Same
William Sechler VS. Jacob II ofiinen ct al
Washington Mutual In
surance Company S'iii,"n ~, u :. a
State Mutual Fire Insu-
rance Company
Baltzar Garnhart's admr's VS. Il W Dgnn's admr
Jacob b. Masser VS. Reuben Fegely
Abin Newbery VS. Thomas Rassr
Joanna Pendevile vs. A L Kapp
George Leitberger VS. Robert Whiteside
Fagely & Co VS. William Inch
Rcbecca Swartz VS. Andrew McLanahan
Sarah l. Keen VS. Abraham Brobions
Same VS. Samuel Sasidge
Rudolph Duenger VS. Peter Thomas
Henry A Lechner VS. VIM II Bound
John l. Yeager VS. George Bright
JAMES BEARD, Proth,y.
Prothonotary's Office.
Sunbury, Dec. 4, 1852
DLANK DEEDS printed on the best quality
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Northumberland County, SIS.

You are hereby cited to he and appear before
the Judges of the Orphans Court to be held at
Sunbury on the first Monday of January next,
then and there to accept or refuse TO take the real
estate of the said John Stepp decd, situnte in
Lower Mahanoy township Northumberland
county, containing Une hundrcl and sixty acres
more or less, which was valued and appraised in
Pursuance Of writ of Partion awarded by the
Orphans Court 9eAid county, or to show cause
why the same shall not be sold according to law,
according to the act Of Assembly in such cases
maze p ana % provided; . H ana hers"' ia'l no;
J. p. PUR>EL. CK. o. C.
Certified from the records oflhe Court at Sun
buy on the lth day Of November 1852.
WILLIAM b. KIPP, Sheriff
Me-. 20, lS52.-6t ,,,.'' -'r
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suNDunY.-Chri>,iaa Bower, Henry Rar,-
cher "
RuSH-John Cberdorf
Observation-Disclosures Wilmington.
ro'ST.-Jiieorgo 7 Manz Jesse c, HOr-
DELAWARE D c. Watson, Joseph HAYS,
John n. Wagner, Philip McWillams.
Lower MAHANoY.-Philip Spat2, Phil p
M"ssner, john Silrr. -
snAMoErN.- Renia Wol9er'on, Perry Sohn
John HulT
Lower AvcvsrA.-C Barret, William
Fdcrly.
UpPER MAhANoY jonas Iseuhart
LEwIs-Samuel Philips.
JACKSON -Benjamin Hine
LITTLE MAuANoy.-Nichola. Easlon.
TRAVERSE JURORS
Lower MAEAyoY.-B Benjamin Boyer, Mi
chaeI Grin, lol'a'han Lenker, John Binsa-
man.
UPPLE Jacob Snyder, John
Messner, James Campbell.
RrsM Robert Campbell, Joseph Sharp
less WIN. Clarke.
SnAMoKrN.-W KIase, Jesse Teais, TO-
sePh HauPr, Jesse Campbell, Jesse HensyI,
EEwIs. George a. Wykoif.
UPPER AUGusrA John Ilaug Ro-
bert PuIsel.
Lower " john Smith, John D.
Conrad, Lewis Smith. VIM. Snyder.
CHILIsoUAQuE. - William Eanhari, An
drew f.elzer, James Jordan, Rober, Lyon
TuRBuT.-Chares Riddle, Abraham Do
not. Geo kutz, Martin Billmyer.
Coal Valentine fagely, Joseph zerne,
Casper Shnll, John Rosser. -
PoINT,--Charles Eenne', Commodore R.
Jones.
DELAwARE.-Jacoh Debler, Samuel Hoff,
man, Sam. Finny, Wm. B. Bryson, J, P,
Hackenberg
MILToS.-Ioseph l. Quin, Samuel Rair
JoRDAN.-George GPst.
SUNnuRy.-Eeter Hleman, George ROhr-
bach
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Jeremiah EoiI.
Petit Jurors.


LEWIS. .--Wm Linebach
DELAwARE.-I Il, Linebach, David Gold,
John y, Oyster, kbTaham S'arner, Charles
Kelchner. 49, > -
RusH,-Lu,her Basset, Wm. B. Gulick,
Lewis V, Vssline, Joseph Woveron, Peter
Campbell, George GealhRTt.
SHAMoEIN.-R Reuben Snyder, Aaron Kelly,
Ira Jones, Samuel Moore, David Miller,
Hugh H. Vasline, Peter Krieger, Isaac Ar
mold p.
TuRBuT.-J NJ. housel, David L, Ireland
David Eckert, John Haag.
UPPER AUGUSTA George Forester.
Lower 90 WIN. Sears, VIM. De.
wit, David Darke.
UPPER MAuANoY.- Daniel Helm, Charles
Snyder. ''.
LOWER John Kiehl
CoAL.-Wm. NJ. Weaver
CHILIsQUAoUE.-John Mahamer.
POrST.-lsaiah BeidlesSach, Henry Paul,
John Nesbit. B" ''."
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The only True Portrait of Waaa.ag,on.
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HERE IS YOUR REMEDY!
III oil ways Ointment
A MOST MIRACULOUS CURE OF BAD LEGS,
AFTER % YEARS SUFFERING.
Extract OF a Letter from Mr.. Wm. Galpin, Of
20, 81. Mory's Street, Weyn,omh,
dated Nay 18th, 1851,
To Professor HoiLowAY
sn--At the age OF is my wife twho is now e) rnusht
violent cold which settled ~ her legs and ever since
nt trne they have been more less sore and greatly
inhhhsd Her agones were disracting, and for months
together she deprived entirely Of rest and sleep
Every remedy that medical ndviscd tried, but
whou elect her health suffered severely and the satc
ui her legs was terrible, ! had often read your Adver
tsements and advised her to try your Pills md Ointment
we'd useless she consented to do She commenced six
weeks ago, nnd strange to relate is in good health
sourff6rl undyturbsi Could yoa hare Witnessed The
suferngs cf hy vito during the last - years. aud
,as, , them % wh @ her present smjgymsn Of health YOU
50 greatly a1viating the stiefngs of etnwcreaurc.
(SIgned,) WILLIAM GALPIN.
PERSON 20 YEARS OF AGE CURED OF
BAD LEG, OF 20 YEARS STANDING.
Copy Of a Letter from Mr.. Nm. Abbs, Build
er Of Gas Orens, of RusheHfe near Hud-
dersfeld dated May 3Ist, 1851.
To Professor Holloway,
SIR,I suffered for period Of thirty years from a had
leg the result OF two three different accidents at GINS
Works accompanied by scnrbutic symptoms. had re-
to variety of medical advice, without deriving
any benefit, and told that the leg lie nmpu
tated, yet in opposition tn that opinion, YOUR Pills and
Ointment have effected complete in short time,
that few who had not witnessed it would credit the fact,
(SiEneD WILLIAM ABBS.
The truth of Is statement cnn he vsIRcd by AIR w. p
England, Chemist, 49, Market Stcet Iiuddcrsfeld
A DREADFUL BAD BREAST CURED ~ o.ta
MONTH
Extract of n Letter from Mr. Frcdcrjrk Turn
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LIST OF CAUSES

Surbury, Nov. 20, ls52.-1t.
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spelled c1rre2tly the bottles and labels they ry
lie imposed n ny medicines made in mltnon of thom by
to deceive. p %"
PHILADELPHIA, October 9 ls52.-2no.
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Prothonotary's Office.
Sunbury, Dec. 4, 1852
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sumbury, Nov, 20, ls52,-it,
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List of Jurors.

Registers Office,
Sunbury, Dec. 4, lS52.-5t.
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Pottsville, Nov. 0, ls52--Gm.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-29
HE. NI,CL0sisEY.

AAyHOLESALF Grocer, Forwarding and Connis-
w sion Merchant, aud General steamboat Agent
~. 32 Levee, Galena, Ill. The ateaiion of buyers
called to my stock Of Groceries, Provisions etc. etc
Havisg received by late arrivals from New York Bos-
ton New Orleans and ~ Louis, which in addition to my
FORMER STOCK, renders ny assortment complete. shall
continue 10 receive a,lttouai shipments fom time
time, daring nav igation thereby eaabine TO have
fresh and u stock troug bout the season Gnd be able
all times MI orders at The owestmarket rates
The Receiving and Forw ,rd.ng Bushes shall in
instance have my personal attention, by which, des
hach and viii be guaranteed, and the expense
Storage aud llraya2e much possible avoided.
feel assured t9eI my facilities and long experience IN
the Commission AID Forwarding business, enable
warrant eAtre satisfaction IL any that may lay
with their ratrona.s,.
Liberal CASH advances will be made Produce and
Merchandise shipped nae for sale in this market Par
ticnar attention VIII hs paid ihe purchlss OF all ,rt-
Gle, not IN VA, line
II AceRt for a Gaena and ~. Louis aul ,;alena and
ST. faul PACKET iINE OF STEAMERS.
II. L. AI'CLOSNEN.
Ca,cna, April 1, 1851 If
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TSNih subscriber would csacctfuh arnoa.cs 10 tie
citizens of st pasl. and tht rest OF man and thar
he has received and ROW selling the best stock OF goods
thar can be found III "thcse .iggs. ccrt4in and VI
continue TO sell cheaper, and - les profits, any il
this Territory either al wholesale RETAIL casa and
nothing shorter. II consists III part of The following
DRY GOODS:
large and vcry superior assortment Of Ladies Fine
Dress GUois, such az Prints Aipal4ts Gnr'ams. De
Lanes, Th5et tshneres, french Ncrmoe. etc. Also
good assortment Of nwi>, wells, hoods, scars .ioyc-
Hosiery Manias Iacss, E6g.nss, BonHct aud ap Rib
bons, flowers, pus needles anu combs of great variety
Also, good stock If
kEADN-M CLOTIi:Ei..
consisting ot OVsrcoats, dress and f1OCk coats pants
ve>ts pea jackets under and ershirts and funnel
drawers, country made soCAs Also an extensive
stOch of
LADIES' SHOES AND Boots,
OF every variety aud prices Together with gu assorf
nent Of Gents Mosocco>, Cali Kip un Congress Boots
Call, Kip. Gmntll>tic, and Patent Icathe. shoes BOYS
Youths Chdrrns AID Misses and boots, n g.eat
abundance. Also. good assortment Of
HATS AND CAPS.
consisting Of Far, Cloth, and plush caps for men. and
Cloth ara GLAZED caps for boys; fur, sik and Buen VISTA
Hats, &c. Together with good supply Of
QtEk'Ns\N ARE AND IIA>SNs ARE.
Hardware and Cutlery, Drugs and Medicines. Croc. RES
aud Provisions. etc cC.i al Of which, (a.d the dll
Hot been ienoned vii ice sold extremely low cash
goiIg al ths trade the sprlns. tease
examine stock bcor" na,Ing yoGr purchases. and
MI he well iad f0r your trouble, are deter
mined 10 Of determination heh prices
Store Third street. between Roberts ard a-ASon =
Il ". SIhNtEK.
=. Paul. November. 1851.
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HARDWARE.

>. McCaouD Ja IL CO., Sd street. ST. Paul, are exten
ding al addition 20 their Hardware Store SO ms to be Is
ieet deep They wihaye it finished nq hes, svIe
ana flied with the iages: and general stock of
hardware north of Saint LOUIS; aud having boagh; ihe
wares for cash, low bs purchased the United
States they Will sell low by retail or Wholesale as
any house in Saint Lonis. When their new arrange
meu,s complete fos the spring trade further notice
VIII be published in the Pioneer. t's
April s. 5I-2t
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E.so &.

EDoRT, Madeira, Claret, Malaga and Other Wines old
T. pale Co2nac, Fourth Proof ani Baldwn's Anleri-
can Brandy Bourbon Whsbey, Gin, Ram, etc. For sale
low by june 26-tiO) j. u. SINPSON.
4 <ROCERfES-Tea Sugar, Coffee S. II. Molasscs,
en- Rice etc For safe low by
Jme 10. 90 j. ". SIMPSON,.
II ETCitrS, Peppersaucc Pickles, Preserves Sauces.
HA Brandy Cherries etc fo.sai. low by
June @t. 40 j. -. SIMPSON.
q large lot of Bed>ioads consiantly hanl and for
n sale by June l6.-(iU J. " SIMPSON.
EbACON, iiams, Shoulders, Sides, Mess Port, always
4 . on hand and for sale by
June Is. C0) j. ~ SIMPSON.
n.SAMliI FLOUR, Elkadcr extra ana other bralds;
Il aYal on hand and for sale hy
June 10. 90 H. ". SIMPSON.
& fine assortment Of BOOTS ard Shoes Polka, buslns
"a hootees. misses, boys AID chdrcns shoes TO which
particular attention l. invited b.
J"e rs 90 }. ~ SIMPSON.
y0EADY made clothing, large lot, for sale by
q June rs. y. ~. SIMPSON.
ghES'I butter ard eggs corn meal, western reserve
a chcesc, etc, tor sae low by
J1Ee 20. (lt, j. ~ SIMPSON.
EtOOKiNG stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
u June ~. !. ~. SIMPSON.
sD,RE ana No. lead glass, putty and nails, Away
4 raud AID ior sale by
June lS. T. IT, SIMPSON,
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WIG. LEDrc. 1ffrff sn| On ID. RoflRxa.
LIE DUO a. ROHRER,
Booksellers and Stativners,
3 VIC. LEDrC.
,D.RoAa1n.

TIL wHoLEeALs AID RETAIL,
Corner Of Bench AID JHabastac streets, 81
|. .ss n-a Paul, III r.
UoUNG's New Map Of ADMINISTRATIVE reed n s,,p-
ply ofYoane's Map OF Minnesota the most com
piete map yet published of this country for sale ny
ap22 "" +f 49,. LIE DUO & ROHRER
HARPER's Magazine for March and April, and the
H wing Almanac for 1852, reed per Nominee and for
sale ~ .a ap22 lie DUO d ROHRER.
EVRENCH SCHOOL BOOKS-Ju.t ref ID n large sam
- ply, embracing Snrenne's Pron0uncing Dictionary,
ocndorn's New Method of learning Preach, with key
10 same Primary French lessons; first, second and
thuu French Reader. Aids TO French Conn &c.
Tor sAieb by ap22 lie DUG y ROHRER.
UpRINrlNG AND WRAPPING PAPER--I0o reams
Il printing paper l5o do wrapping do, sssd sizes.
Ihe attention OF merchants IS called to our large snp
ply oi wrapping paper, which offer at Galena whole
sale prices .ap2R LIZ DuC.S RoHRER.
'CRAvEls-In Yucntan, by John l.. Stephen
Ia Central Ame:iCa.
For sale By LIE DUc s RoHRER
w ment of the Valley of the mississippi brought
down to the present day, tor sale by
apaz LIE DUCS RoHRER
VbO0Ks WORTH READING-The Living Orators
of alnerfca By Magnon; the Letters of the British
Sry, by Writ Oralons and Speeches of Edward Ever
EFT; Life and Times of Henry CLAY. by Coltop; Remi-
nescences OF Congress, b, {. ". March; Kenals san
Ia F. Expedition. For sale by LIZ DUO & ROHRER.
I ApY WiLLowEY, or passages from the Diary OF
a wife and moaer III the sevonleenth century.
This book is perfect gem In It's WAY, es picture of
domestic lie during the stormy times OF Charles the
First and Oliver CrOnv ELL and beautiful record OF
pure piety, simple feeling aud uuailectod 'womanly
,h"5hts, il possesses charm that Will entertain every
reader r-tNew York Tribune For sale by
ape lie DUO d ROHRER
E.vIEsGy OYSTERS AZ SIS 90 PER boz.
rsersi neatly put up in cases, aiming daz cans
each, for sale ut So 90 per do2 close consignment
They are warranted to be superior amy thins ever
brought TO this market, or no sale.
ap-! l MARSHALL & Co..
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EOH tI.E.

6ANE Span Of first rate, wen broke horses together
" with harness, wagon, &c; (also a lot oi corn
hrnoms, cheaTCs than they be bought elsewhere
Likewise, w-li calcGiae ed house for boar house
70 sell rent reasonable TERMS said house is
finishing off h suitable TO lodge, SC; situated
For, street, the Eag'c bakery opposite Edmund
Rice, Esq, in Of the most beautiful parts Of the city,
overlooking the the Upper Landings any person
WISHING purchase good span Of horses not he
better suited than to try them, they every way
aud wen broken, also If any wishes 10 obt;Iin
such house, call and the ibscriher.
ISAAC PADEN.
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FRANCIS f.. COLLINS,
Auction and Commission House,
sAINT PAyL, lMfNNEsord TES

SAiNT PAUL, MINNESOTA TER.
HAVING received On Auctioneerss Gem mission from
u - the Governor 81 Minnesota Territory the under
sisned has opcued an Auction aId CeunissoI II
on Ihir-strcet, near Jackson, where he viii sell on
Commission, Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture, and all
hds of merchandise aud produce. He believes that the
superior advantages e ST Paul. markell Will be suf
cient nducement fer business men and manufacturers
az distance. to send their goods etc. be SOL, on COM
mission at private sale, at lc'io His charges nre
moderate.
NIB Particular attention paid Ia the bus in aid sell.
ing OF real estate in about Saint Paul ST ANTHONY or
saltwater. r D. tOIIJAs :
References.
GOV ALEX. ,MsEY, st. Paul, W SIMPSON, st Paul
Hon II II SIBLBy MENDOZA. ID l. FULLER So F.
Hon oLgsrED, Benton ca. II NJ RICE
non aGooDRIcH, Saint Paul, s+TEEIG, For. smelling
,''h " h'foRCE$, w HoIroNBg, saltwater,
> q HAMsEY, Hon MIE,N, Cincinnati
u =" q fAR29EGTcN," lRwIN, Esq sc
usAsLEs IL oAkEs, CsL j. MES Inwia, "
Tracy l. Wu,rrv,v- q
w BoRUP, Can't J.fop s.rs, ,rr,
) McCLoUD, Jr d Co. - Henry CottfNs :.
ELFEr.r t. BRO's W Il rttopx
Rice IIos'NS'EAD l. HgcKeP pCuo.rs,,, Ir =, ,,;~
ST. PAUL, October &, 1851. 32s,
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BOARDING HOUSE.

9FH.KLEH CKEEk has opened a Pounding
- House ia tie west end OF the celebrated Fremont
House, Bench street where he will make Cash inl-
gers and Boarders comfortable he possibly can Al
$500 per week. Nov. 1851. by
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III. G.. SANFORD.

EpESPECTFUILY bows to the saint raui n,hic
HI and invites their attention To his new s,ors ue,t
door cast OF the PosttIice Thirdsirce her. they
can find him AZ business hours, read. to sell them
DRA-cOODS.
OF every dcscf pton, Iur lhuing HRoarELoTHs SA-I-
SErS, JEANS c,ssINERes, Twrsns. DRILLS, Wy
VETS, NtsTINCs, rIIRTiNG and :HEErING, MIS-
LIEs aud i."Ns, iiDkrs and CRAVATs,
GLOVES. Hosiery, BRows and WnirE
Linens, iaoss. RIBBONS, i.o>0 and
sQtAnC sGAwLs BoH NET TRIMssiNGs. A!P.cAs, TErrer
cLor"~, GfNGHhNs, prLANEs, stLNs, NOODLES
A,R@, PRINTS, IL great variety. Thread, EdEire
Winter SUITS, for men AM boy. Under
shirts, knt ami Flannel Drawers,
Buck and Warn nlittcns, DC
His stock % goods very large rn racing all the new
rich styles q the and every variety OF sts,e
Goods Every person can here find just Yha he wants,
and at prices which The rigid economist;
and ne rest assured that every artcle viii tern oat
spreSeItel.
READE~aTADE CLOTHING.
Of every description, rnao up exp-sly for this market
and for his elso constantly hand cheap for ready
n;y, and no sale without. lie has complete assort.
n.ent Of
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,,
Consisting in par iod i,son Young son ard Black
Teas, Laeuira, iava ard Rio Cofecs, \ O., Crrshcd
Loaf aud P'.lseriscd sugars Spice. Pepper Gloves
Natness Cassia, Rice, Raisns, saeratus, starch SOAP
Chewing and smoking Tobacco Candles Oil Fish, etc
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New. beautiful and approved styles Ladies and
misses; Gents C0rarcss Boots Calf do Of the latest
patterns; BOYS boot. and shoes, etc.
HATS NNn CARS, in great VARIETY.
WINES. LIQUORS. AND CIGARS,
large assortment srch Holland Gin, Brardy OF diff
iofeht brands, MalaE Wine. Pure Juice do; Channaene
- croiN Rum, Jamaica dF; Irish Whi>A,y, Bo,guady
Pert, Madeira. e,c.
f5O.C0O Cigars of every variety
PUis.A aud EIsO. * CONSTANT or hand, Il. large
r. Sandfors stock large ard he will BE- reeevin.
New Gooas Constantly In ouier 20 keen MS assortment
complete. He is Determined to sell goods for .esdy
rs cheap they can be purchased elseuhe Give
avn 4 call l\oscnhcr le5i--3-2Oy
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EISSk ROOac.

HAY BOOKS, Journals, iedeers Rs cords, ard every
size Of memorandum Books. Tor >ac Icy
W. :. COjDS.
Cor. ~. Anthony and Car.tc Ss.
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Il. X. JOHNSON.
4. "a jon SNDS.
Draper ana iaiior. on IA, ks0 street, nearly opiGs
niUlfSofa Store

Draper ana iaiior on "a! kso street, nearly opis
ne Minnesota store
l2i EN TFtii4Y Announces - the peoDi, Of Mime
a sofa icTror., that he Is carry the Mer. haht
Tailoring business e@e he offers ion sale and entlovs
EXPERIENCED woTknen 20 make into gsrbents cheap Tor
cash. the following named articles
French, t. gsh and AmrGican Broad Cloths Fian AMI
Fs"cy Crgsn great variety Of rcb Vestings hnc
Shirts, collars, Drawers, Understands, SiisreBdeTs,
Glove, Ciayais. Hate Harefx OF goods for summer
clothing. l.d riaRy articles mentioned, which for
ncancss drrahihty ard 81, be surpassed By
in the trade. Thanki, for past fhyors, re soci;s
continuance Of the same
T. K. JOHNSON.
ST Pant June :. 1851. .
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WATCH REPAIRING,

ENHRONOMOTEK, dupbsN, horizontal and YerltoI
" Watchcs carefully repaired ard warranted. The
subscriber sill give his personal attention 20 the nice
and important branch Of wuton repairing, ani the va
rous and intricate departments Of the Jcwely bu
sness end hopes by strict attention 10 The wants and
wishes Of his customers their appreciation and
patronage. \. ID. ROBINSON,
MATCHMAKER and Jcweler.
81. Paul, April %, 1852. Eff
EUSr received, large assortment Of Clocks. cheap
e1 FOR cash, at RODINSON'S Jewery store
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ELFELT g. BROTHERS,

40 ~ST RasrEcrFuLLy soic't the attention Of the
"a c iAens OF st fau and its surrounding country,
10 an examination OF their large and splendid stock OF
DRY GOODS.
Lately received from the Eastern Cities, which the,
now offer for Cash at rrprcccdemtcd!y Nv prices A
onc their assortment may be found the following, be.
only part of their heavy stoch:
sAE LAIN i3s..Of every quality. from 90
~ - cents ELFELT Il Bros.
aNA$IiHER E~-A abcautilu assortment, 10 be HAD
u at ELFELr N Bros.
4 'ACAS--plain, Figured, Black and Chauecabe
1 u MAY be found ELFElr * Bios.
EaSt.Ss SsI.kS--Black, Figured, and il variety of
aI st les, to be found At ELFEIrs'
g. AFiNS and Florences for Bonnet Liniugs--evtsy
~ color For sale at ELFEiTs'
NELyETS--Rich silk, and Cotton DO to be seen
ELFELr * Bros.
s9!l3BONS--Bonuet Neck and Beta beautiful
he. assortment. For sale at ELFELTs'
StRAVATS AND SCARFS--Cent's black and
q Figured silk and satiGan elegant variety
For sale at ELFELT y Bros.
sc * E'.,~.Ncu's and boys Woooi-a large varie-
- T., from ~ Cts. 80 81 AT tLFELTs'
6tLOTEII NG--A large assortment CT loting aud
- mems wear, to bo found al ELfELrs'
CARPET s-~Floor aid stair Competing, very cheap
x 1T .-LrELTs'
EtssTNIEE E!S-~Blaoh Doeakin and Fancy Gas
u Simercs, tor sale at ELfi.Lrs'
a.LOTEs--BIae, black and Fancy oolored Clo,hs,
u V,ry cheap II ELrELrs'
IA y EbtF - L "a y VISA superior 'TtNtE
~ for window curtains, EiFELTs'
NNE4tNNE.IS, Iickirgs aud Linsey s--A Large
= SoItncnt, to be had az ELFELTs'
EeUCASnlS NETs and Gloves for so couts, at
Ed ELrELrs
ELOy ElS--Neh's ard Wonens hid, silk and wool
~ Ell Gloves NJ ELfIi.rS'
VMvOOE>EN HalEHosc--a good artice-onls IS
Wv cents, AT ELFELTS'
ncu Gamble Kdhis, from o. cts
"a To -, for Sac 1T EtFELTs'
y ACE Urlcrs!ceves--A superior assortment, to &c
T. found ELFGLTs'
EVDl.3N.:S and Insertirss--A Large stock OF silk,
= q Cotton aMific, swiss and Jaccnct Edgiugs aud
iHst r;ngs TT ELFElTs'
FHSDI :--A great variety Of TOYS and Fancy Articles
4 for the approaching Holidays to lie seen 1T the
ToN Room OF tLFELr a Bios.
,l,.,r H.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-29
ST. PAU TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

THi name Is MOFFET. My Boarding House is on
We Jackson Street, az the lover end OF Saint Paul To
find IT, you keep straight up from The steamboat landing
10 the sign OF triangle, The north end OF brg
Ny house Is large, ami for prompt payment every
intend 10 furnish good fare ut The very lowest price
lot NOFFET.
81. Paul, May e2 1851. 5-lv
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-29
THE STONE STORE.


n ". SIMPSON, corner of Thri and Roberts streets
- has just received entire stock Of D.v Goods
Boots Shoes, Eats, Gaps, Hardware, Woodenware,
QnceEsware, Furniture, large stock; Farm iurlc-
ments of all kinds etc, which he invites the az
tentiun of Purchasers.
jane % 1851 no.