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hEAFEh THAN Et Ek.J
FHNHE subscriber would respectfully announce the
citizens OF st. Paul, and 'the of mankind" that
he has received and selling the best stock OF goods
hat can be found in hese diggins, certain, and will
continue to sell cheaper, and at less profits than any
nothing shorter. 1t consists in part Of the following
DRH-GOODS:
large and very superior assortment Of Ladies' Fine
Dress Goods, such Prints, Alpaeas, Ginshams, De-
LANES, Thbet Casimeres French Hernoes, Also,
good assortment Of wis wells heods sCar gloves,
Hosiery Mantillas Laces Edgngs, Bonnet aud Cap Rib
bons flowers, pins needles and combs Of great variety
Also, good stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
consisting Of overcOats dress and ock coats pants,
vests pea Jackets under and oversifts knit and flannel
drawers, country made sochs etc Also, extensive
stock of
LADIES' SHOES AND BOOTS.
OF every variety and price, together with good assert
ment vi Gents MorOccos Cai Kip and Congress Heos,
Calf, Kip, Gum elastic, and puent Leather shoes; Boys
Youths Chdrcns and Misses shoes and boots, great
abundance. Also, good assortment O!
HATS AND CAPS,
consisting OF Fur, Cloth and plush caps for men, and
Cloth and glazed caps for boys fur silk and Buena Vista
Hats, &c. Together with good supply of
4G EENSWAKE AND GLASSW ARE,
Hardware and Cutlery Drug. ana Medicines Groceries
and Provisions, etc, etc. all of which, land the half has
not been inetOned) will lie sold extremely low FOR cash
as going out of the trade in the spring Please
examine cur stock before making purchases, and
viii be we'll paid for trouble, deter
mined TO wage Of against hish prices.
Store Third street. between Roberts and Jackson
X. NJ. SPENCER.
81. Paul, November, 1851.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA, Estate Of John Fried
County Of Ramsey. man, deceased.
rElE undersigned having been appointed by the Hon.
n Henry A. Lambert, Probate Judge Of said county,
ssioners to receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands against the of John Friedman late
of the town of ST Pail, deceased, and to appoint
vcnent tunes and places for that purpose: and tx
months from the 9th day OF March instant being the
time limited for presenting such claims.
Notice is hereby given that Will meet at the office
of John T. Halstei, in ST. Paul, the 4th Monday Of
March and the lst Monday of June for the purpose
Of appointment; persons having claims against said
estate requested to present Them for adjustment.
5onN r. HALSrED, ; Commissioners.
81, Paul. March Ii, 1859. 4T-4t.
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Mr.. Hoyt, of st. Croix co., has introAu
ced in the Legislature Il memorial to Con
gress, relative TO division Of the States OF
Wisconsin and Michigau; and erecting n
Territory out of the Northern portion of
" Wisconsin and northern Michigan. 1t is
thought that this project will ultimately
succeed
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FRANCIS e. COLLINS,
Auction and COmmissiOn House
SAINT P4LL. MfNNES0TA TER.

HANT F4UL, MINNESOTA TER.
HAVING received an Auctoncer's Conlniisson from
~ the Governor Of Minnesota Territory, the uasler
sgned mas opened an Auction, AID Commission House
On lhrdstreet near Jackson, where he will sell o.,
commission, Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture. and all
MICS OF merchandise and produce. He believes that the
superior advantages CT ST Paul. Market will be suE
hceni lnducemcnt fer business men and manufacturers
a Instance 10 send their goods, etc. sold on cou,-
mission at private sale auction His charges are
moderate.
B. Particular attention paid to the ing shd SELL
ing OF real estate in about Saint Paul. ST. Anthony or
saltwater. 4. L. COLLINS.
References.
WOW ALEx. RAMSEY, ST. Paul, w SIMPSON st Paul
lion II ii SMILEY, Mendoza, ID l. FuLLER
Hon OLMsrED Benton CO. II M RICE
hon GooDRIcn, Saint Paul, F STEELE, Fort Smelling
ich " III FORBES, w fiOLcoMBE, saltwater.
= HAasEY, Hon J M'LEAS, Cincinnati
- w fARRINGTos," IRWIN, Esq a
CHARLES ii OAkEs, {" Cal JAMES lawIS.
{ TaAcY, IWa,yEn.x
boRur, Capt JAcoR STRADER.
j MCCLoup, Jr & Co. {" HEcRy Cor Lrss
ELFELT & Rno's w TuoRN
RICE, floL'SsEAD q BECKER pCnourEAu IT, ST Iou,,
ST. PAUL, October 8, ISL. 3.2ev
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JOHN MORGAN.

.Hidtcoy oeisceea ST. Paul and Sfill,cater,
4 PEGS leave to say to strangers whiting Min
- nesota, and the public generally, that having
now made his arrangements complete Cor the ac-
commodation Of the public, and being situated
lii the midst of the most delightful scenery, sur
rounded by lakes that abound in fish, and in an
atmosphere of unsurpassed purity-he hopes TO
see company from abroad, as well as from neigh
boring villages. They will find the charges
moderate. y2-IO
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ELFELT g. BROTHERS,

RE EST RESPECTFULLY solicit the Alteration of the
We citizens of ST. rauI, ana its surrounding country
10 examination OF their large ind splendid stock OF
DRY GOODS.
Lately received from the Eastern Cities, which they
now offer for Cash a. unrrecedcntcdy low prices. A
ong their assortment may be found The following being
only para Of their heavy STOCK:
ENE I.AINES--Of every quality, from 90
y IS cents, at ELEELT d Bros.
TAsHMx,RE--A abeautifui assortment, to be had
" at ELFELr BR0's.
4 LPACAs--rlain, Figured, Black and changeable.
"a May be found al ELFELT d Bros
EDRESS SfLKS--Black, Figured, and u variety of
- ST. les 10 he found Ut ELFELrs
So ATsNS and Fiorenccs, for Bonnet Lings-every
~ color. For sale al ELFELTs
N7EI.V ETS--sch silk, and Cotton DO, be seen
al EIFELT g. Bros.
Neck and Beta beautiful
II y assortment. For sale at ELFELTs
StRAvA'TS AND SCARFG--Gent's black and
u Figured silk and satn-an elegant variety
For sale At ELFELr y Bios.
GsCARFS--Men's and Boys Woolen--a large varie-
- ~, from 20 cts. TO 81, at ELFEITs'
ENLOTEINGs-A large as ortncut of Clothing and
u mems wear, 10 lie found at ELrELTs
dsARPETS-.Floo ard stair Carreting, very cheap
q ut .-LFELTs'
H.SSgSIEIR s,S--Hlack Doeskia aid Fancy Cas-
u simeres, for sale 1t ELBELTs'
AHLOTuS--Bluc, black, and Fancy colored Clo,hs,
u very cheap at ELFELTs
XNASDOW CUKTAiNS--A superior article
w FOR window Curtains, ELFELTs
ENA \NELS, Iickngs and lnseys-A Large
Il sortmeTt, to be had 1t ELFELrs'
NBCCKSkIN NlTS ard Gloves for 80 cents at
ED EIFELT's
A<EOE ES~.Men's and Women's Kid silk, and wool
~ en- Gloves, ELFELTs'
yAOOLEN HalcIIose-a good articie-ony 25
w cents al ELFELrs'
tx Nh CS-~I.adies Linen Cambria Kdkfs from IS
Il to SIS, for sale 1t ELFELTs'
y ACE Undersccves-A superior assortment, to be
81 found at ELFELTs'
EIDGINCS and lnsertinss--A Large stock OF silk,
III Cotton, Cambric Swiss and Jaconet Edsings aud
lnscrtin8s at ELFELTs'
THNOY S-~A great variety OF Toys and Fancy Articles
l. for the approaching Holidays, 10 be seen at the
Toy Room of ELFELr d Bros.
NONcnIbrr. ISL. CIV
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TEGaIToRY OF MINNESOTA ! -
Ramsey County.
The Hon rebate Court Of the County of Ramsey, in
- - ~.
March !. 1852.

The Hon. rebate Court Of the County of Ramsey, in
speeds. session.
To al persons concerned in the estate Of Frank
Robert, late of Ramsey county Aforesaid, decacsed-
Whereas, Louis Robert executor Of the estate of Frank
Robert deceased has represented TO this Count that the
personal estate of The said deceased is Insufficient to pay
his debts and has applied ior License - sell SO much oi
the real Of said deceased Will pay said debts
and charges Of settling said estate,
Therefore, YOU notified to appear before the Pro-
bate Court a session thereof he held The Office
o,he sud Court, at 81 Paul on the third day (ars Mon
day) OF May next ut 10 ociock, A. NJ and show good
cause 10 the contrary, give bonds said Court shall
direct for he pay Of said debts otherwise the
viii then be hceonsod and authorized sell
much OF the real estate Of said deceased will be su
cien pay aforesaid debts and all legal costs and
charges, and that cause copy OF this order 10 be
Published in the rionoor newspaper published in st.
Paul, said county least four weeks successfully
before the TIME above appointed for hearing said petition,
~ Witness, Henry A. Lambert, Judge Of
sE.I the Probate Court Of Ramsey, at Sant
~ Paul, this 18th day Of March, a. ID. 1852.
John I. NALsrED, Clerk.
WI T. MURRAY, At'y.
for Petitioner A9-4t.
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THE STONE STORE.

a W. SIMPSON, corner of Third and Roberis streets,
ep has just received an entire stock OF Dry Goods
Boots Shoes Fats, Caps, Hardware, Woodcnw are,
Qneensware, etc. Furniture, large Stock Farm pie
ments OF all kinds ETC. etc. to which he invites the
tention @! purchasers.
June 26, 1851 UO
EeORT, Madeira, Claret, Malaga ait! other Wines old
r pale CogDuc, Fourth Prrof ard Baiwn's An!cri-
can l;randy Bourbon Whiskey, Gin, Rum For sale
low by june 300 j. ~ SIMPSON.
G<ROCERfES-Tea, Sugar, Coffee, S. H. Molasses.
W Rice, etc. For sale low by
June l6 Qo) JW SIMPSON.
N LfCHuPS, Pepperoaucc, Pickles, Preserves, Sauces.
kE Brandy Cherries, etc. FoI sale low by
June 20 Q0) J. ~. SIMPSON,.
large lot of Bedseads constantly on hand and for
N sale by june l6.--(i0) j. ". SIMPSON.
HpACON, Hams, Shoulders, Sides Mess Pork ALWAYS
- on hand and for sale 10y
June lG Qo) J. ~ SIMPSON.
EINAMlIY FLOUR, Elkadcr extra and other brands;
a always on hand aud for sale by
June To- QW JW. SIMPSON
A fine assortment Of boots and shoes polka, onskns
IA tootccs misses, BOYS and chdrens shoes to VIII oh
particular attention is invited by
June 26. {lo) H. ~ SIMPSON.
II EADY made clothing, large lot, for sale by
Ee June 90. J. ". SIMPSON
HSRESIl butter and eggs meal, reserve
b cheese, etc; for sale low by
June 20. Qo) J. ~ SIMPSON.
ANOOKING Stoves Ohio premium for sale by
u June &c. j. ~. SIMPSON,.
EBURE and No l. lead, glass; putty and nails, always
a on hard and for saleby
lune %. j. ~. SIMPSON.
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NOTICE,

A PPLlCATlON wirhe made for letters of admins
IA tration the estate of of John Steam of Ramsey
county, late deceased, Oh Saturday the 9th of March
instant, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ, the Probate Court
Ramsey county Minnesota Territory, when the same
will be heard and decided upon. In the meantime, the
Court appoints Thomas r. Reed, Esq, special admins
take charge Of said estate bonds having bee
given and approved by the Court.
HENRY 4. LAMBERT,
Judge of Probate.
ST. PauI March E 1912 4T-it
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1852.
1852.
DODGE q EENTX.


Successors 10 Dr. \. Wierch,
IMPORTERS, JObbers and Wholesale Dealers Ill,
z DrI . and Medicines, English French and German
Oh sGicdis, Paints, Oils Window Glass Druggists w
Dye Stufs, Party. Choice Pcrmery Patent Medicines
arnishes Brushes Sugcal Instruments. Spices Pure
Imported Wines and hraniies, Garden Seeds &c, &c
sales Room and Warehouse, Nos. l9o and 100 l-2,
Wicrichs Block, Main Street, tialena, Ills.
Have hIld the largest and best selected Stock oi
Drugs etc in this state which shall make large
additions upon the ope .ns Of navigation ard sell at St
Louis prices, il order 10 make it 10 the advantage of
those who have hitherto purchased abIoado buy Of
Every effort viii. be made give full satisfaction
rtICEs, PROMPT >TrEN rloy, and shipment % Goods.
d. der, especially lyited examine Goods
and prices.
Orders for goods l:rcCeivc prompt attention. and al
goods guaran esd from sraea gc Garden Seeds raised
ISL BY the Shakers, for sale BIZ the bon and BY c
quantity from Mcssr-.. liorcy d Co. Boston, and
JAS. G. Ular (ilena Orders for Shrubbery &c,
from Souafd's Nursery, viii receive prompt attention.
Galeaa, March o, 1853. iS-tf.
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ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE.

On Third Street, two doors Lelo,c Wabasacw.
VEiE subscribers having received largo additions 10
n iieir ormet stock and assortment, are prepared TO
furnish any articles in the HARDWARE line ut q small
advnnce on Eastern prices We shall always keep ON
hand large stock of
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS' TOOLS.
Bench and moulding Planes, Socket chiscls,
laha, panel ana rap saws, Gouges, rules, Squsr es,
Compass, tenon wehl DO Guagcs and Devils
AIDES, hammers and hatchess, Plumb and Levels,
Ausers, braces and bits, Wooddiron bench sore VS.
thaik lines, spoois, etc. etc.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS.
LOCKS, iatches ana bolts, House bells AMI carriages
",ts ana screws aii szes Hooks & staples padIoek ks,
Bell pulls and door knockers, Hat and coat hooks etc
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
siio'els spades and hoes, Forks ami grain cradles,
Rakes, sc! thcs aud snaths Garden rakes, hoes ETC.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Mil and cross cut saws, Nails, bra9s and srikcs
Axe sand axe hcives, Stone hammers and picks.
last steel, all sizes, Mat;ocks and wedges,
Blister aud German, do do, Iron wire all sizes
Ok log and trace chains, Iron rivets and kettle esrs
Anvils and hammers Wen wheels iuck screws
Cow, sheep and OK bells, CTdstoncs friction rofIe
Wrought nails, steelyards. Hooks and hinges washers
oifcuiaf saws. all sizes, Bake ovens, skets, etc.
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
liancs, pad trees, etc, Brnss and silvd ornaments
Roller buckles harness do, Brass nails, rosettes.
Brass, pad hooks ana terrcts ers aud mueeu bits
Jap 90 40 90 Swvels and pad screws,
Brass and siivd mart rings Thread avis, varnis,
JaPd rem ana breast snaps BGass and iron srrups,
KOCSEk EEPING UiRDW
ING CLASSES. LAMPS, FANCY
GOODS, ac., &C.
Tabled dessert kniycsS forks Sad irons y,l stands
Plated forks & butte, knives Boilers and saucepans
Go table and tea spoons, Brass kettles pie plates
DfittdTla ana IRON do do, Dust pans, spittooEs,
Tasting spoons and ladies', Brass, iron japi cand'ks
Cake turner's waffle irtns, Walters, brdA Snucr trays
Spring balances chopg knives Curtain pins bants etc
Looking glasses, all sizes, Lantherrs and hard lamps
Solar Lamps, do do BrsssAirop SHOW ls& longs
Side and hanging, do, Bri,,anis ware,
Tea bells, selves, etc, GrdiroHs and tea Kettles,
" God saws and chopg axes, Coffee mills, cue.
Pen ard pocket knives, Shaving soap, brushes etc.
RaLOrs, scissors and shears,' Combs. purses, etc,
Powder horns, TASKS, etc, Spcciacles, etc,
Bullet noulds, gun tubes.
SLEIGH BELLS: SLEIGH BELI.S:.s
Martlnsale straps, 80 bells, Double body straps,
DO do Is do Single do do
Neck do rough and polished. Loose bells all sizcsS
GP AS we are determined sell low for Cash only,
facilities Tor OBI goods the Eastern markets
VIII enable US 10 offer inducements TO purchasers that
cannot be found elsewhere.
J. McCLoUD, Jr., ii CO.
ST. Paul, Oct. 9, 1851 2i-6m.
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SO,OoO trees, IRON D To Z iset High and
braces all the leading standard varetiestogether with
varitics IN large MURDERS worthy and have
proven To be hardy and well adapted our soil and
climate.
Price--Apple Trees, $40 per 100, or 500 per l0GO
Large Pear Treesof the most approved KINGS 80 cts.
each, or $40 per 100.
Dwarf Pears-one year old, 2 TO feet highs cts.
each or $50 per 100
Apple Trees one year from graft feet bigh $50 per
, lGo9.
Apple Trees just gr fled and ready for setting the
Nursey IL less numbers than 5OCQ 25 per 1900 in arg-
or numbers $50 per 1000.
We would say that have been engaged IL wears at
the nursery business in this State and have Of the
largest aud Oldest bearing orchards from which pro-
cure cuttings for Grating; and have spared pains
expense in procuring and testing all Hight, approved
kinds, and therefore feel prepared furnish Trees
| true 10 the
Persons sending orders, who uaca with the
different kinds, assured that careful selections will be
made frem the very best.
In all cases when variety is exhausted BY sales and
will DC returned the purchaser uness requested
! supply the deficiency with other kinds.
Trees delivered at the nursery packed and
cording TO order then the risk of the purchased
Those To be forwarded by water will be labeled, ard
and packed in such manner that when their destna-
from the nursery, end will be delivered the wharf or
board Of steamboat Burlington without any ad-
ditiOnal charge except for packing.
All orders accompanied with the Cash satisfac
reference, directed to the propetors left with Alfred
Clark in Burlington, will meet with prompt attention.
Printed catalogues sent gratis all post paid app!i.
cants.
X. d II. AVERY,
n.t1. Burlington, Iowa.
Fcb.6, 1852. mar. o. 49-tr
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

I1IM NUBNEY FAKkEK, late OF The American
IsisEa House, Lowell Mass, having lease of the
large hotel at the upper end of st. Paul, with
every thing IN roper order for the convenience Of
eers boarders, or families desiring firnised
respectfully invites his ieuds and the public to give
him call, believing that 10 as much for their
comfort be expectedi "a new country not Vel
supplied with regular markets 44y
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pURETaLLOw CANDLES.

RE manufactured By the subscribers and warranted
n to be Of the best quality IL cents by the box.
For USE they actually worth twice mach as any
other candles sold for tallow candles at Saint Paul
Terms cash. Candies Of manufacture be found
Mt j. Z. Fallerton's S,oEe near tho junction Of Third
Bench Streets at the corner Of Fort and Walnut
streets.
NJ CROFT,
A. KIRKPATRICK.
st. Paul, Oct. 2, 1851. 2@-em
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NOTICE.
yGNHE Heirs Of John stean late Of St.fan Minnesota
Territory, deceased who the Territory last
summer and located quarter section of land in Ram
sey county, where he living the time of his
will take notice Of his descease that his
in the course of administration before the Probate
Court Of Ramsey cornty.The said Joha seanEappears
be Ensshman abeut 50 co years ofase had been
in the T. s. service in the Mexican wars nd obtained
land warrant for such service with which he located his
land---he man OF good habits.
HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge Of Probate.
81. Paul. March g. lSj2 37-it.
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anu the entire country, rs usual, was in q
most distracted condition. t..'s~
According to orr dispatches from Bos-
ton. magnificent country has been discoy.
ere,i in Central Africa. We have occas
sionally given accounts Of The progress OF
all expedition fitted out in England, 10 tina,
section of The world, and now, if the intel.
ligence published in another column he true,
splendid result has been the reward of lis
,bors.
Considerable sensation seems To have
Dsen produced among the Hibernians at
washington, by a proposition to invite Mr..
Seward to the ST. Patrick's dinner A ma
Jority OF the Irish Association refuse to do
anything OF the kind, and, in CONSEQUENCE,
the minority threaten to Withdraw. This
difhcul'y might naturally have been antic-
pated No true freshman could conscien-
t'ously associate with one who has,lone all
IN his power 10 distract and suhvert the free
institutions of this glorious la III of liberty.
he hunconbe speeches of Mr.. s. con-
corning the Irish, are rightly looked upon
as mere barney.
The Legislature of Mississippi has filed
the two vacancies in the United States
Senate, accustomed by the resignation of
Nessrs. Davis and Foo,e. The new Sena-
tors rank as folows:-
Walter Brook, (wig) to serve ill 1855
Stephen Adams, Gu. dem ITO serve till 1857
he old Senators stood, one Union dem.
(toote,) anu one State rights dem. (Da-
VS. The wings gain one 10y this change,
and The Union men gain one.
Property TO the value of SIS 900 was de-
stroyed by fire in Pi,tshurg on Friday even
ing. Some $4,000 worth of property was
burned IN Brattleboro' VI. on thursday
FIX Senator Dickinson has written a let
ter denying that he ever "made or authoriz-
Ell any publication concerning ex Secretary
Marcy's present political relations.' We
may have something TO say with regard 10
this matter hereafter
Much il-feeling is said 10 have manifest
e! itself among certain classes on the return
OF the Spanish Consul, at New Orleans;
but the announcement OF the release Of Mr.
Thrasher put them in better humor
Che' alier HuIsenan has arrived at
Charleston. 1t appears that he was absent
from The Hotel at New Orleans, at the time
of the chariya ri-consequentIy The parici-
pants IN the affair missed their lject
The Northern Indiana Railroad was on
Friday opened TO Chicago. The arrival of
the first train of cars was the cause oi great
rejoicing among The inhabitant Of Chicago.
We observe that the notorious Lew Cole
pleaded guilty to the robbery Of The phn-
nix Bank of Westerly, Il. L., and was sen
fenced to four years Imprisonment, in the
Penitentiary.
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Francis p. Dab osq.
John CArroNv, and
Francis TI.ibault.
Against
Charlie, ". Hey don.


A IL persons ndehtee to John r. Brewster upon note,
Z. booa account. Otherwise urgently requested
to call upon the subscriber saltwater, and pay the
same, before first fav of April next, these de
nlauds will be placed il: the hands of Attorney for
collection.
JAMES. D. McCOMB,
Agent and Attorney intact fox
John IL. Brewster.
Saltwater Feb. 25, 1864. 46tit.
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pursuance of the prov .sions of ACT passed by
n the Legislative Assembly Of The Territory Of Mime
sofa incorporating the t'Cotage Grove Academy"
Notice IS hereby given, that the first meeting OF tht
BOARD of Trustees said Academy will be holden at the
dwelling house of Joseph w. Furber at Cottage Grove
in The county of Washington, in said Territory, on
Thursday the seventh GAY of April, 1852, O'clock
T. NJ for the purpose oi organiztion bv choice of OH!
GERS aud 10 any business that NAV legally
before the meeting.
T. p. FUEBER,
JOHN ATAiNSON,t Three of The Trns-
JAS Il. LAFORD, Stees ofsad Acad'my
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ESTATE OF HENRY l.. TILDEN.

COMMISSION Frs NUTlCE.
NKyE the subscribers, being appointed by The Hon
w Henry A Lambert, Judge of Probate for the
county of Ramsey and the Territory OF Minnesota com
nissoners to receive cyarnc and adjust all claims
demands of all PERSONS against the Of Henry l..
Tiden, late of the town of Saint Paul. in said county de-
ceased, and also all cai and demands exhibited in OF
set thereto and six EoDhs from the 18th day of March
1852, being allowed by snd for that purpose We
do therefore hereby give notice. that will attend to
the business OF said appointment, the Office of
Ba5cock and Wilkinson. the first Monday of MAY and
August, 1852, from o'c.ock until NJ, on each
of said DAYS.
Dated Saint PAM, March 18Th, 1852
CHAS. II. CAKES,
j.. A. DABCOCK. ! Commissioners.
JOHN HARRINGTON, )
ST. Paul, March Is, 1857 4s-4t.
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ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

MY name is MOFFET. My Boarding House is on
Fk Jackson Street. the lower END Of Saint Paul To
find H. you keep straight up from the steamboat andlng
10 the sign of triangle, the end of the bridge
MY house large, and for prompt payment every week.
intend to furnish good fare at the very lowest price.
LOT uOFFET.
ST Paul Nav % 1851 Nv
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-01
Rotels an0 Conoepanees.
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SAINT CHARLES HOTEL.
At ,Saint 6nt5ouu

At Saint Antiony
Vie subscriber has taken lease of this large Ho
II tel, with all its eut-buildngs and appertainnrs-
sensible that there is demand the Fails for publ
house OF the very first elasa, the subscriber promises Il
come rs near 10 the highest Standard the market
minnesota will admits and will endeayor having ar y
all over the premises to ascertain al the time what
wanting 10 make each guest contented.
ID. l.. MOuLTON.
Sept. 4, 1851. ooIy