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lNHURCH, Factory, Steamboat and Leeoin olive Bells
~ constantly on hand, snd PEALs CHIMES of Bells
(of number TO order Improved castron Yokes
with movable arms, attached to these Bells, that
they may be adjusted 10 ring easily and properly and
Springs also which the clapper from resting
the Bell; thereby prolonging its sound Hangings
pIete Gncluding Yoke, Frame and WheeD furnished If
desired.
experience Of 80 years this business by their late
father enabled him ascertain the best form for Bells
the combination Of Metals and degree of heat requisite
for securing them the greatest xodty strength and
most melodous tones; which Improvements, together
with his very extensive assortment Of patterns
held by the subscribers, who have grown up in the bust
ness, and who will every endeavor sustain the
reputation which the establishment has heretofore en-
joyed both in this and foreign countries the bells from
which have repeatedly received the highest awards Of
the N. " State Agricultural ecciety and American Ins
tute; and At which completed Chimes and heavy
Alarm Bells for different ssrts Of the Union and Canada
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS will still be
BY the subscribers Of which they will have
constantly on hand assortment Of Transit instru
ments Levels Surveyors Comrasses (pisin, nonious
and mproved) &C. Also, Brass or Composition Cast
ings of any size cast TO order.
All COMMUNICATION promptly Intended to-
a-lI ANDREW MENEELr's SONS
West Troy, Albany Co, N. Y, ls5l.
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THE STONE STORE.


Nctc Goods at Lou Prices.
y ". SIMPSON, corner of Third and Roberts streets,
- has just received entire stock Of Dry Goods,
Boots & Shoes, Eats Caps, Hardware, Woodonware,
Queensware etc. Furniture, large stock; Farm impe-
Of all kinds etc. etc., TO which he invites the at
tention Of purchasers
June IS, 1851. 40
UDORT, Madeira, Claret Malaga and other Wines; old
Brandy Bourbon Whiskey, Gin, Rum, For sale
low by june $500 J. ". SIMPSON,.
EROCERIES--Tea Sugar, Coffee, S. II. Molasses
VI Rice etc. For sale low by
June l6. UO j. ". SIMPSON.
ETCHUPS, Pcppersauce. Pickles, Preserves, Sauces,
h Brandy Cherries, etc. For sale low by
June rs. 40 J. ". SIMPSON,.
4 large lot of Dedstends constantly hand and for
IA sale by june 1910 j. ". SIMPSON.
BACON Hams Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, always
k1 On hand and for sale by
June l6. Qo) j. ". SIMPSON.
II always ON hand and for sale By
June 10, QW j. ". SIMPSON.
fine assortment of boots and shoes. polka, buskins
"A bootees misses, boys and childrens shoes, which
particular attention is invited b.
juno 26. QC) j. ". SIMPSON.
UpEADY made clothing, large lot, for sale by
M June 26. j. ~. SIMPSON.
EHRESI butter ard eggs, corn meal, western reserve
IL cheese, etc., for sale low by
June rs. 40 JW. SIMPSON
fNOOKING stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
~ June &c. j. ". SIMPSON.
HDURE and No. l. lead, glass, putty and nails always
u on hand and for sale by
June IS. !. ". SIMPSON.
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THE WORLD,S FAIR.

II Asst night, we were at the balls where were
~ graiifed to sec how well the ladies Of -. Paul ap
pear the various styles Of elegant goods, which il has
been pleasure TO sell in this town. Again
toners are invited To call and make further purchases
There many of elegancies in the of apparel
that have made their appearance shelves
and counters; while still continue to sell ako, all oul
Of staple goods, nj neSamped low prices
Cali every time, upon VI; CVRRAN q co.
Saint Paul Jan. g. le52. 41-et
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ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY FALLS.
Two Daily Stages.
Win leave each nlacc at 7 A. NJ and p NJ

viii leave each place at A. NJ. snd r NJ.
STILLWATER.S ST. PAUL AND ST. 4 ~.
THONY FALLS.
DAILY STAGE.--Will leave saltwater and 81. Paul al
A. NJ and connect st. Paul leach way) with the 81
Anthony Falls Stage, making a Daily Stage between
saltwater and St. Anthony Falls.
LIVERY STABLE,
Corner Of ith and Roberts Sts, Lower Landing
Harness. Carriages, Buggies and Saddle Horses to let
Passengers conveyed to all parts OF the Territory.
Parties of pleasure, coming visit the Falls OF ST An
thony and other places, will find il much TO their inter
est 10 call upon before appl, ing elsewhere.
lrHorses bought sold and exchanged.
TrOur terms low prices for ready cash Positive
" no credit will be given.
WILLOUGHBY, POWERS co.
Sr. PAUL. NJ. T., May LIST, 1851. s-ti.
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Dotels ann ecnoepanees.
j. c. BURBANK. W. L. FAscErrE. NJ RICE.
MINNESOTA EXPRESS
pASSEN GER AND MAIL LINE.

"A
HONNECTING ut Gaiena with the American Ex-
- press Company, and from Saint Paul and all the
principal towns and cities in the United States and En-
rope--sen-weekIy the land route to Calena. with
branches the towns for the conveyance Of Pas
sengers Light Freight and valuable Packages; Collection
Of Notes, Bills Drafts, &c Transportation of money,
purchase of every description OF merchandise, DC
Competent messengers viii travel constantly on the
whole route and business In every town OF any
importance between Saint Anthony and Galena, both
the river and interior or land route.
The propretors hold themselves responsible for all
moneys goods entrusted to their Passengers
may also depend upon being conveyed in speedy and
BSRBANK, rANcETrE s. CO., Propre,ers.
Agencies and Offices.
Messrs. C. r. RICE Il Co., st. Paul.
J. II. STEVENS q Co., ST. Anthony.
CHURCHILL e. NELSON, Saltwater.
.-r L. STEELE. Esq, Fort Smelling.
]. NJ. WHALEY, Willow River.
FIN. RUBLEE & Co., Prairie La Crosse
d. w. BRIsBoIs, Prairie du Chen,
J. BRoogEs, Esq, Galena. 5l.. ~.
November II, 1881 81
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ST. PAUL HARDwARE STORE.

On TAird Street, two doors 6eioic WabGshoso.
VEyHE subscribers having received large additions Go
their former stock and assortment are prepared 70
furnish any articles in the HARDWARE line at small
advance Eastern prices. We shall always keep On
hand large stock Of fse .N 5a
CARPENTERS AND JOENERS' TOOLS,
Bench and moulding Planes, Socket triner chisels,
Hand, panel and rip saws, Gouses, rules, squares,
Compass, tencn webb do Giia&es ana Devils,
AIDES, hammers Ind hatchets, Plumb AID Levels,
Augers, braoes and bits, Wood&iroE bench Screws
Ctslk lines, spools, etc. etc.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS.
Locks latches and bolts, House bells ana carriages
Butts and scrcws all sizes, Hooks staples paaoess
Bell pulls and door knockers, Hat and coal hooks, etc
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
shovels SPADES and hoes, Jerks ard grain cradles,
Rakes, thes and saaths, Garden raAes, pocS' eo
VYHARDWARE.
Mill and crosg cut SAWS Nails, brads and spikes,
Axe sand axe hclves, Stone hammers anu p1cas,
asst steel all sizes. Mattocks and wedges,
Blister and German, DO do, Iron wire, all sizes,
Ok, log ard trace chains, Iron nvets ard kete ears
Anvils and hammers Well wheels, Jack screws
ov sheen and OK bells, Grndxtones, friction rollers
Wrought nails, steely ards, Hooks and hinges wsshefs
Circular saws. all sizes, Bake ovcns, skiiieis, ETC.
sADDLERY HARDWARE.
! uames md trees etc Brass and silv'd ornaments
Roller buckles, harness do, Brass nails rosettes,
Brass pad hooks and terfets Snsers and nuleen bits,
land do do do Swives and pad screws,
Dras and sy,d mart rings Thread avis, varnish, etc
Japd rein and breast snaps Brass and iron sfrups etc
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE,LOOR-
ING GLASSES, LAMPS, FANCY
GOODS, &c, &C.
Tabe&dessert knives&f forks, Sad irons and stands,
Flatsd forks butter knives Boilers and slucepans,
DO table and tea spoons, Brass kettles pie plates,
Brttania and iron do do, Dust pans, spiitoons,
Basting spoons and ladies, Brass, jap'd candks
Cake turner's waffle irsns, Walters, trays
Spring balances chop'g Knives Curtain pins bards
ooking glasses all sizes, lantherns AID lard lamps
Solar Lamps do do Brass&iron siov lsdklonss
side and hanging, do, Brltania ware,
Tea BELLS selves, ETC., GTidirons and tea Kettles,
! Wood saws and chop'g axes, Coffee mills, etc.
Pen and rocket knives, Shaving soap, brushes, etc
Razors scissors and shears, Combs, purses, cic.,
Powder horns, TASKS, ETC, Spectaces, etc,
Bullet mouds, gun tubes. s...
SLEIGH BELLS. SLEIGH BE,LE+s!!
Martinsale straps, 80 behs Double body straps,
do do IS do, Single do DO
Neck do rough and polished, Loose bells, all sizes.
III AS we are determined TO sell low for CASA oniy,
facilities FOR obtaining goods in the Eastern markets
will enable us 10 offer inducements purchasers that
canIo be found elsewhere.
/ J. McCLOUD, Jr., & co.
| ST. Paul, Oct. g. 1851. 2f-c'n.
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TO THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL.
nEEPLY sensible Of past favors again invite your
IL attention to my MILLINERY ESTAB-
LSSHMENT, confidently assured that can show
you variety of materials and trimmings that will repay
inspection.
Ny facilities nov increased for supplying you with
the latest Styles and hope be oble every de-
mand which taste and ST, lie may require.
My arrangements for the an, am persuaded will
fully that which the Ladies of Saint
Paul willing TO contribute, when punotua'ity and
anxiety please blended with hnswledgc OF what
their excellent taste requires.
NJ. A. MARVIN.
Third Street, St. raul, November 20, 1851. 81
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DEYASMAN & FISHER,

T the celebrated FREMONT HOUS Sc, Bench street
IA Saint Paul, are prepared to receive BOARDERs al
$500 per week, or ay-boarusrs siihout lodging a.
$3.50 They also keep Bar, supplied WIN prime II
quors and CIGARS and will be ready, al all times ay et
night, provide gentlemen ladies with any refresh
ments they may wat that then in markets such Is
pigs feet, oysters, sariines, tripe venison buffalo
and woodo ock, partridge, prairie grouse, and whatever
they find al the time being IA our market.
June &C. 1851. l0-iy
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
500 BUSHELS Of Cora 600 do Oats n By
Third street, near the Post Office.
Has determined to clear his Store Of Dry Goods en-
trely, and deal in Groceries only.
lie is therefore, ready sell his Dry Goods etc, at
uuprecedenty low prices, with view 10 Clean sweep.
For bargains, inquire of SANDFORD.
81. Pail, Feb. S, le52. f2-it.
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BOARDING HOUSE.

HNHARLES CIR EEK has opened Boarding
u House in the west end of the celebrated Fremont
House, Bench street, where he will make Cash LODI
gers and Boarders comfortable he possibly can,
$500 per week. Nov 1851 32y
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CHEAPER THAN EVER:!
TIME subscriber would respectfully announce tho
Il citizens Of st. Paul, and 1.-The rest Of mankind" that
that can be found in ''tiese disginsn CERTAIN ard will
continue sell cheaper and at less profits than any liz
this Territory, either at wholesale RETAIL for and
nothing shorter Ii consists, in part Of the following
DRf-GOODS:
large and very superior assortment Of Ladies' Fine
Dress Goods, such Prints, Apacas, Ginghams, De-
LANES, Thibet Cashmeres French Herinoes, etc. Also
good assortment Of shawls wells hoods, scar gloves
Hosiery, Mantillas, Laces Edginss Bonnet and Cap
bons flowers pins, needles AID combs of great variety
Also, good stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
consisting Of overcoats, dress and rock coats pants
VESTS pea jackets, under and overshrts and flannel
drawers, country made socks, etc. Also, extensive
stock OF
LADIES' SHOES AND BOOTS.
OF every variety and price; together with good sssort
ment of Gents Moroccos, Calf Kip and Congress Boots
Calf Kip, elastic, and Patent Leather shocs BOYS
Youths Chidrens and Misses shoes and boots in great
abundance. Also, good ASS Itnent of
HATS AND CAPS,
consisting Of Fur, Cloth, and plush caps for men, and
Cloth and glazed caps for boys; fur silk Buena Vista
Hats, DC. Together with good supply of
QUEENSWAKE AND GLASSWARE,
Hardware and Cutlery, Drugs and Medicines, Groceries
and Provisions etc. etc., all Of which, (and the half
been menfioned will be sold extremely for cash
we going ont OF the trade in the spring Please
examine our stock before making your purchases and
you viii be well paid for your trouble are deter
mued wage OF determination against kigh prices
Store Third street, between Roberts and Lac
X. NJ. SPENCER.
St. Paul, November. 1851.
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EXPRESS NOTICE

EXPRESS NOTICE
EER. BURBANK viii leave ST. Paul for Galena u
Va Messenger, every other Monday, commencing the
2jth inst.
The Company have made arrangements with Mcssrs.
Corwith OF Gsleaa by which persons wishing 10 remit
money Ensand Ireland or Germany, can be accom-
modated. --
BURBANK, FAWCETTE & co:
ST Paui Feb. l. 1852 l2-tf
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DAUGUERR EOTYPES.
MR. JARVIS, who il disposipg OF his stock in the
~ Art fast possible will take Pictures at lower
prices than were known before in the West and
such easily portable by mall TO any part OF the
world.
What think YOU of good Pictures at 81 so!
st. Paul, Feb, S, 1854. Sz-u.
WANTED.
ENTITY men wanted immediately, TO work OF the
II Mississippi BOOM Enquire OF
JOSEPH r. BROWN,
at the Boom.
81 P:uI Feb 8 la52 42-3t.
VALENTINES: VALENTINES::
rINHoSE who wish celebrate the l4th day of Febru-
i airy, In the good old style, have their wishes
sratiiled at w. s. COMBS Book Store,
Cor. ST. Anthony and Capitol streets.
Feb. :, 1852.
LOOK SHARP:
EUoRSES shod according TO Nature, and Shoes made
u for all kind of Diseased Feet by
BROOKE & ARTHUR,
st their aew Shop, on St Anthony street, above Fort
street, where they prepared TO DO all kinds Of
BLACKSM ITHING.
share of the public patronage is respectfully solicit.
n D. No charges FOR Horse shooting when not salts
factory to Customers.
st. Paul, Feb. 5. 42-tf
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Exchange and Opposite Office Of
GEORGE w. HARRINGTON CO..
q Anfhana. Elrn.I o. Da..I

NONEYS on aerosite, and intertst allowed on all
xv4 sums deposited for three months and over.
Exchanges the principal cities East and South for
sale. Ell. tFHf.
Collections any Of the asatcs promptly attended to-
Investments made In Real Estate, otherwise, for
persens living out Of the rsrrtery the advanis-
geous manner
Office hours from 10 to II O'clock, and from to
O'Clock.
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ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
NAVY name is MOFFET. My Boarding House is on
IVA jackson Street. the lower end OF saint Paul TIC
find YOU keep straight up from the steamboat aneng
the Of Triangle at the north end OF the bridge
Mn house large and for prompt payment every week
intend furnish good fare at the very lowest price
LOT MOFFET.
ST. Paul May 20, 1851. Sly.
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SDA6h Pair, Heavy-Iined PANTS, at 81 5o per
- WV pair, at the WESTERN EMPORIUM.
4 Case NEW PRINTS, opened to-day-price I
q cents a ward, at the WEsrERN EMPORIUM.
SDnn Kegs, 1-2 Kegs and IL Kegs Duponts Gun
AVV powder III the magazine. For sale 1T the
WEsT-aN ENroRIUM.
Or Kegs PICKLES.. in Cider Vinegar, put up in
q eD ard gallon Kegs, extra article, at the
WESTERN EMFoRIuM.
HDATENT Platform Counter Scales. For sale at the
WESTERN ENPcRIUM.
VIM. II. w ELCH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
COMMISSIONER for the State of Michigan. Office
u in Irvine's brick bnildng, the American.
81. Paul, January 6, 1852. 35y
STATEONER Y..The members of the Legislature
- will find a fine assortment of stationery ut
w. s. COMBS Book Store,
Next door to Farrngton's brick
Saint Paul, Jan. g, 1852 3S-tf
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PIERS THE RIVER.

"A
IuyHE BOOM COMPANY is prepared to make con
Z for the immediate construction of PIERS IN
THE RIVER, to boom fistenings Proposals fol
building such piers. from 10 ten in number, will b
now received al the Minnesota OUTFIT, in St. Paul; arl
thc contracts given to the best bdIcr or bid
ders jan. 90, 4l3t
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THE AMERICAN SALOON.

THE AMERICAN SALOON.
FHNHIS establishment, now well stocked with every
n variety of Liquors, Cigars Oysters, &c, will be
kept constantly open for customers, by the firm of
L. HARDY,
Nov. Z, 1851. 3-39y J. w. BABCOCK.
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New Goods and New Prices, at the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.

EyULLER has just oponcd for exhibition at his
h NEW BRICK STORE, directly opposite his old
stand, large and splendid assortment OF Dry Goods
Clothing Indian Goods, Hardware Cutlery, Glassware
and crockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps and In
da Rubber Goods; with every article usually called for
in Western Establishment, which he oilers at whole
sale and RETAIL at prices much reRuced. Merchants ia
the Indian trade find every article they may wish, IN
the trade aud with the assurance that the charges will
be moderate and satisfactory. Orders eau at oil times
be filled amount. Is
he La feyr niccsS of
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II. G., SANFORD.

RESPECTFULLY bows 10 the STINT Paul prbne,
M and invitesseir ntoniion to his rcw stere rext
door cast OF the Post-oice, Thirdsreet, where they
can fnd him al business hep's, ready sell them
DRY-GQoDs,
Of every description, including BEcAreIoTBs, SiTI-
NETS, JEANS. CAsssNrREs, TwGEDs, pRiLLs, VgL-
VETS, NEsTiNos, sHIRrisn anh SHEETINe MUS
LIss and Lswss, lIrKFs and CaAvATc,
GLOVES, uo@IERr, BRowE ard WRITE
LINENS, LAcEs, RsfroSs, LcNo aid
sarAnE sHAwLs, poNSET ThI&NiKGs, ziyAcAs, rnIrrr
CtoTus, GISDuANs, DELANEs, SlLKs, WOODEN
fAEy, lEiNrs, IN great variety Thread, Ideing
Winter stnhs for men and boy, Undc.
shirts, Knit ard FlannC Drawers,
Buck and Yarn miitens. &C.
His stock OF goods VERY large embracing all the new
rich styles OF The season, AID every variety OF staple
Goods Every pcrsoB can here find just VII Al he warts
and AT prices which suit the rigd economist;
and he can rest assured tha; every article win iurp
READY-afADE CLOTHING,
Of every aescsiption made NJ expire sly for this n aro,
a;d FOR this season. CONSTANT, hand che m for realty
pay, and no sale WITHOUT. Is has opaplee assert
r.eXt OF
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
Sensisng in part Of Old Hyson Young Hvson and Black
Ts's, iasuira, Java ard Rio Cctfecs, n. o. CRASHED
Loaf and Iuiverined snsars sfices, Pepper, Cloves,
Nntmegs Cassie, Rice, Rai>iEs, saera;us starch SOAP
Chewing and smoking Tobacco, Candles, OIL Fish, etc
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, beautiful and approved STYLES Tor LADIES ard
misses; Cents Congress Boots Cali do oi the latest
patterns; Hoys' hcots and shoes, etc.
HATS AND Cars, in great variety.
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS.
large assortment such as Holland Cir lra..y II lif
ieient ernGs, Malaga Wine, iu1e JUICE do ChanT sgrs
81. Croix Rum, Jamaics DO; Irish whlskey, Brgurs,
PORT, Madeira, etc.
PORK ard FLOUR constantly Oh hard, IN large
Quantities. >.
Mr. sandgords stock is large and he win be reo&y,rp
New Goods constantly in order Keep his ossortneft
complete. lie is etefuiurd Ia sll his good. for ready
pay as cheap as they can be purchased elsewhere. Give
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NOTICE.

a Ii PERSONS having unsettled accounts with n,
A Il. FULLER, are hereby notified that siey
must call and adjust the by the 2c of THIS r,ash
u. =. FULLER
Saint Paul, December /, 1861. ssts
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CARPET WEAVING,

CARPET WEAVING.
TIME SUBSCRIBER, at the Of Fifth and Min
Il nesoa Streets st. Paul, is prepared weave rig
Carpets, equal in appearance ingram Carpets al
very low price, Any sort of old garments nav be used
up more economically in this way, than in any other;
and there il scarcely family that may not, in short
time, enough in this way FOR handsome and dura-
bic carpet EDWARD NJ. WALTERS
January j, 1854 sly
=. s. Carpets hard for sale; and all sorts Of Rags
bought or exchanged for Carpets.
WRAPPING PAPER
ar ALL sizes Esed by Druggists, Grocer, &C., for
" sale cheap by CO1iiS,
Next door TO FaIsipgton's
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FRENCH & COLLINS,
Auction and Commission House,

1SAINT PIUL, MINI ES0TA TER.
UEhylNG received an AucfoBeer's Commission from
the Governor Of Minnesota Territory, the under
signed have opened Auction aud Eonniission Hesse
Third-street, Jackson, where we will sell on
Commission Groceries Dry Goods. Furniture, and all
kinds of merchandise and produce We believe that the
superior advantages s 81 Paul. market, will be sn
Gcient ndIcement fer business and manufacturers
stance send their goods to be sold OH conf
mission at private sale, or at auction Our charges are
moderate.
N. u. Particular attention pcid the buying an, sei.
ing of real about Saint Paul. 81. Anthony cT
Saltwater. A. n FRENCH,
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NEW sTOREIN ST. PAUL.

dUutt UTtIf
- extensive stock of goods, Third street, which
they will invite the particular attention of pur
ohaseTs and the public by extended advertisement in
the columns Of the Pioneer, next week.
Jan. 20. ALT
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NOTICE.
nURING my absence. until about the first Of April,
II the business of my Insurance Agency, for the Elna
Company viii be transacted by G.. Babcock Esq, at
the Office of the Register of Deeds Third street. ST.
Paul Il. r. NELSON.
ST. Paul, January 81, 1852. 4o-4i
NOTICE is hereby given, that application has been
~ made by Seth NJ. Sawyer, TO the Probate Court Of
Washington county, Minnesota Territory, for letters
administration the estate OF John NJ Sawyer deceas-
ed late of said county, and that said application will he
heard and decided on at my office in Saltwater said
county, Monday, the 10th day OF February
HARVEY WILSON,
Judge of Probate, Washington county.
Saltwater, Jan. 26th, 1852. al St
FRESH SMOKED HAMS.
UyEY 4 FARMER, offering the choicest most
- delicate, ne-1avored hams, that went any
where, cheap for casnueh cheaper and better living,
than any other meat extant.
Jan. 29th. 4l2t
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STATIONERY,
PAPER HANGINGS.

XET s. COMBS. Corner Of Saint Anthony and
W. Capitol streets, las just received lot &c
rch ard be tufi parior, Hail. and Chamber Wall Pa
pcrs, borders curtain papers, and reboard prints all
of which will be sold at the lowest prices Call ard
81 the Franklin Book Store. 32y
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CASH FOR HIDES.

CASH FOR HIDES.
YUUE highest market price will be paid in Cash for
l Green and Dry Hydes, also Deerskins. - ft.. 4
A. +. COLLINS & co.
n. b. We have removed our Leather Store and
Harness shop 70 tina building, opposite Rice and
Haneys Store. sly
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-12
ACCOMPLISHMENTS NOTICE

TIME undersigned, having been appointed by the Pro-
IL bate Court tor the comfy Of Washington Terrific
ry Of Minnesota commissioners receive examine and
adjust all claims and demands against the estate Of Hen
~ Mackey late OF Washington county, deceased here
by give notice that they will attend the business OF
their appointment, the Office of the Register OF Deeds
in saltwater, the last Mondays OF the months of Feb
ruary and April next. All persons having claims against
said estate requested present the same the
times above mentioned, properly authenticated.
JNO- S. PROCTOR,
WM w. HOLCOMBE.
StillNater. Ian. Is. 1852. aOif