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The Minnesotian., 1852-03-13

THE undersigned having purchased the
Il interest Of his brother, in the concern
IT II. w. TRACY s. CO., will still contin-
he business At his old stand. for his own
account, where he will be happy to see bis
friends and the public generally. He will
give his entire attention exclusively to
Family Groceries, and will warrant all ar
ticles in his line.
N. b. Books laid asi e. Terms CASH.
CfIARLESF. TRACY.
The Minnesotian., 1852-03-13

ftoRS, Oats, Shorts and Bsan, constantly on hand At
~ .' A'LAGAN'S
The Minnesotian., 1852-03-13
SOMETHING NOVEL.

SOMETHING NOVEL.
u +. COLLINS will hold an auction sale expressly
Il for Ladies, at the of r. N. Spencer, Thurs
day, March 49, at halfpast 10 O'clock Il. Mr.. Spen-
is closing out his stock, and
will occur 26t
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These works are not only the BEST bui they are,
also, the CHEAPEST Schoel BOOKS before the public
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SPELLING: BOOKS AND READERS.
(By Professor WIN. ii. McGUFFEY, Ii d.
MCGuFFEY's EcLEoTIC SPELLING Book.
MCGuFFBY's EGLECric FIRST READER.
do do SECuND do
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do do FoURru do
10 d. Firm DO
hEMANs' fotNa LADIES' READER, by Prof PiHneo
ARiTIfNTETICS.
(By Dr.. JOS. Ray, Professor of Mathematics in Wood
ward CO!lege)
RAYS ARITHMETIC, FART FIRST.
RANs Arr rHMETiC, PART SECOND.
RAYS ARIrHNETIC, PART THIRD.
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NEW YORK, Nav IS.

The Washington correspondent Of the Co,nsner-
cial Advertiser says, that the State Department
was closed on Saturday, and hung with Grape, in
consequence Of the death Of w. S. Derrick, Esq,
Chief Clerk Of the Department. MIR. ID. was
brought into the Department under Mr. Clay in
1927, and was appointed Chief Clerk by Mr..
Webster during Tyler's Administration.
The report that Mr.. Fillmore will decline on
the eve Of tbs Convention, is uufouuded
Advices from the Spanish panal settlements,
repor, the escape of Major ScheIlsngs and three
other prisoners, ana their safe arrival at Gibra-
ter.
WAsuINGroN, May IL.
1t is understood that Arsta's letter 10 the Pres
dent has been sent to him directly, and will be
laid before the Cabinet on Monday.
The assignee Of the Gerry grant is now in this
CITY.
How beautifully does the law Of proportion rha
through, al the andNorkS of God. Those things
which are most useful, every where find mos,
common. How cheap IS steam, Iba, mighty a
gency! II IL bat water, the most plentiful mate
rial 10 man. Suppose our IRON mines were ex-
changed for gold mines, and eice rersu, could
thousands Of tons of the precious metal compen-
safe the world for the loss or from What could
make good the loss mankind would suffer were
our immense fields Of coal to be changed into ,iia-
monds? We can eat bread without butter, but
butter wnhor, bread would be very poor diet,
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NY MI. w. hAN AS

T HE store in Saltwater now prepared TO offer
IA 10 his customers, much lager and better
neHt of Goods, than he has before brought into
inns market HIS assortment entirely fresh and bought
lhIs Sprng, AT the very lowest figures Ii includes al
most every article ever called for in and espe-
cailN Such goods wanted by villagers and
lunbernen. Hats aud Caps, Boots and shoes ready
made C!othing, trOckery, Hardware, Fonr, Bacon,
Fork, Eggs, Butter, Chetse, Sauces and Condiments
Sugar, Codoe, Tea, salt Molasses, FISH DrS Goods OF
MI sorts, and especially for ladies' Fresh goods
wil be ordered promptly from week week SO as to
have constantly on hand whatever The trade may re-
qNre. IhCse goods customers mrN ,epcnd upon bu,-
ing. for guica pay very moderate profits BENG de
teraintd TO make bad debts, w. w IL feels assured
that he sell goods low they be bought aIiy
where in these paris, at retail.
WIN w. HANKS.
Saltwater, May IL, 1852. III
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SPRING STYLE OFiiATS,
LIE DUO N KOiIRER.
booksellers and StatiunerS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Corner Of Bench ani Itabash11c streets, st.
p0ul. II. Il.
MINNESOTA YEAR BOOK FOR 1889.
- Churchill & Nelson, ~tlliwattr: " II. e. Folsom
Taycrs ir'l~: Jeremiah Russell Sank Rapids, and
mli9 LIE DUO & ROHRER
a MEXICAN ALNEANAC FOR ts.s.-
N For sale by (ma6) lie hiC ROlItRR.
gUIxIS TOWARD RErORMS-,n lectures, address
y u IS, aAG ether wujing>, by Horace Greeley.
Tor sale by IL DtC 4RoIRER.
4 EWIS & CLARK'S journal If Expedition To Rocky
"a Mountains, 70, sale by lie DUC q HOHRER.
IN TIRE MER--A Pugunage beyond the sta, by Hen
lie DUO q ROHIER.
yz,IE AMERICAN FRUIT RIAT--contuin-
ing directions tor the propagation and culture Of
fruit trec- III the npr>cr, orchard and garden with
description of the American and foreign
ties cultivated in the lIr.'od Statts For sale by
lie DUC 4 ROlRER.
G0NFESsIoNs OF ~ OPIUM EATCR-hv Thos.
u he Nuiucey. to- sale BY If DUC d ROHRER.
,THE LIFE OF JOHN PAUL JONES-by Alexander
S,idcn Mackenzie, [. :. y. LIZ DUC l. ROHRER.
THE LIFE OF sIiAs WRICHr-W With a selection Of
L his speeches III the Seaie OF The { = For sale b,
IL DC & KUURER.
TIE History Of me Political parties in tie state of
New Norh, for the last nall cetury, N , N"!, a.
Ii nTC ROliHER'S.
TIE LIFE OF WESLEY, and the rise and proeres. OF
The society Of NcJhoaists by Robert Noulhcl.
For sac by LIZ DtC KOiiHER.
6NTANDARD HISTORICAL WORKS--Napirr's His
=" tory Of the ienirs'aT " az, Ai!sons History OF
Europe; iunes History of En-land Meals History Of
the luritt.: Nlimats Gibbons Rome; HOnettcs His
tor, Of Ike Mississippi, etc. etc. For safe by
lie DUO - KoHRER.
THE MODERN british ESSAIIST>--emllacDg
Nacruies. Carl, ~, VI ilson, Macintosh, Alison. JET
fry raiourd stephens and Sydne. Smith. Fer sale by
lie DUO KOIRER.
A MEXICAN INsTITuTIONs and ,heir influence by
I.NI. he lie with mote hN lo Sugu
For ale bY lie Due ROiiRER.
XKTRApl ING AIIiR-l50 reams Wrapping Paper.
w crown and double crown, direct from the mills,
"a 81. I0nis prices; by LIE Duo ROfIRER.
PAM. orIl1 1--lf
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EIEELI \ BkO>

w offering rich goods just received by as,
w at lower prices and Of better qualities, than ci
be bought elsewhere at retail, Of the Ale many
mountains. There is nothing that he bought at the
store that have rot. Crockery Of the latest fash
Hardware. every variety Of Dry Goods ard house
furnishings Groceries all sorts immense stock OF
boots aud shoes. of every pattern and quality Tor women
mcn, and boys large supply Of choice peTutnere aud
biousr e of infinite variety Tor children; aiso
l00 other articles which have not tino 10 enuntr-
ate, beside black satin masks.
For prices. What~av to the following 2 CoIcoes
from to Is cents: varf wide lawns FROM 80 to n cts
ward wide Bro. muslin for ie, ~ sHd "a; BIN muslin z
To- H. i ans 20; All wool barge De aass for 81; SILK
tissues ro 30 80 IS CENTS Fouard silks for 81 cents;
oil cloths for IS table Oh cloths for IS cents
Ingram carpeBg Tor 40 so CO. 15, e5 and 81 oo saiI
carPetng from 10 TO 60 cents. Also parasos, para
solettes cardinals. SACKS. laces, ebrodeTIes &C &c
ST. Paul. May l3. isj9. At!
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TRANSPORTATION FoR THE CHIP


StEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the under
~ signed through the Post Oice Fort Ripley. Mn
nesota reatcrs until 10 O'Clock A. NJ June LIST, 1852,
for receiving storing and Tans porting all public eght
arriving at ~. Paul, Min. Ter. and destined for Sandy
Lake, for one year from the opening OF The bids.
The undersigned resumes the right direct The desti
nation OF said public freight any other place than
SANDY Lake, the price 10 De graduated in proportion
the distance is increased or diminished Bids he
dOrsei proposals Tor Transportation to be addressed
the undersigned and contain the of two
pousibe persons for the faithful tuflment OF the bid in
she penal sum Of two thousand dollars.
J. =. WATROUS, Indian Agent.
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Mechanics Union Association.

Office, No I, Goodric's Building, SPRi>GfiELD, Mass.
NJ. y. DEAN, Prtsid.nt,
NILLIAw Parton, t.. e. WooD, I,;,o,.;,, l,,
IL. Il. II DkfNs, '' ~
yUNNlS is al Association 81 Norhingmen and others.
j for the Mutual assistance OF each other OF
sCkNesS accident.
ity the pavuen of the following annual deposits. YOU
VIII become a Llit Member, ana be entitled 10 a weekly
heet during life shOn.d be disabled by sickness
or accident from Attending yonr ordinary business
occupation F4NALEs insured against sickness common
fo H,tl.
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Has HtAD is siGHr.--A correspondent. of
'he Monroe (Mich. Commercial, says:
G. lo lot hesitate to say, that New Or
iraG-, Louis and ST. Paul, will be the
three great cities of the Mississippi river,
hu8 a,,h u.h stranger coming here, aud
rc1.lIu. ii few days may doubt this, We,
Deg hi.4 rcmain three months, examine the
cp"a..., ..bcvc on the Mississippi aud along
ms - ; of the Minnesota aud other rivers
500 EST, aud i; he be man OF good sense
an. .i 'nent, think he VIII see and ae-
kane e, that II. Paul with her peculiar
ntfautlgs OF position, at The head Of uavi-
CATION ora the Mississippi below the falls of
49, AH apny-N.,h the capital she already
pos es-e., with a beautiful location, with an
Majestic l., and energetic population and
i.aity Innate, - bound 10 be HE centre,
"a mns; flow all The AGRICULTURAL,
a"i . al products, of a country uusur-
rns % The world, for richness and fer
DitF
S. rHoHY--The same correspondent
g th 1mmercial, says:
1' AHthonv, situated at the Falls of the
saH'7 ne on the Mississippi, is The most
l1aui iu > located town IN the territory. The
's's Generally are well and taSteiulIy
', .nisoueiy painted, with good fences
r ..' ether present an appearance Of
tl-f. r- comfort, no, often seen IN a new
'a"n >e tbs. The Iniyersi,y is located
a.-. f.r wh,ch an appropriation has been
Hf. e .l cougrsss. The preparatory school
tt .- Gl!i't. AMI lectures have been de-
h'te. very week dur,ng the winter. THIS
place o. riosty settled d, people from
- '.' nj Oh the Maine Liquor Law they
arc a'rrst unanimous. There are few
ipN0- ID is s'zc ia lhe west, where les, H.
1oa' trunk, than in -. Anthony. This
place -.i AT some lime be fircat place of
suInuer resDtt The ease and comfort,
rith - ulch II can be reached IN boats, which
csce. even the best of the Lake Erie boats,
els All ial naSr, travelling co,niortahie; lis
lesau'l ioratiDn. The varied anI beAn,ifu
--.aer. e the falls and river, lis healthy
"ll II. and pare water, viii make it yer,
"a place for the Invatid, and people
- -ife. Above S!. Anthony is Msnoniin,
wfh Soy nli. l,a>ca, Gibraier. with a
so..a,i, Beuion City, Sauk Rapids, Wa
'a. >"en river, Little Falls with SAN
l' aal Crow Ning, the last ii village in
t.- "a rpewa Indian country. Then away
also H the Indian couu,ry, on the Red
Ns. he North, we have PelDblna, near
cur -,.r Iern Boundary "
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PROPERTY NEAR ST. PAUL,

IEE Rose farm Of $50 acres choice land 81 i'm
proved with house, etc, two and u half miles from
ST. Paul, the road 10 ST. Anthony, will be sold al
bargain or leased by X. II. NELSON.
81 Paul, MAY b. lit
GARDEN SEEDS: GARDEN SEEDS..
WARRANTED Garden Seeds of sll kinds raised
w by the Society of Shakers, guaranteed superior
10 any in this markets for sale at the
ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE.
ST. Paul May -. 4-St
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.tt'rLIsG ESoLisHNEN-Of all men
s1r- rom trareting Engl>hnen. They
lore like themselves at home and
s-trlaIlea hy his household gods, than is
a -icepng tieer like Tiger awake and
cn1 t.r,clous. In coming from Liverpool
- ,11i1n we were shut up m car with
80 I'm shman whore profession was, judg-
iag hr pearauces, commercial. He eyed q.
t.,u beat. to foot as carefully "a if were an
.4.aa- putang instead of an humble mem
i.- 81 ae human fraternity. But he never
venture. 10 utter loud word. At last
'Fl raai Ired IN say:
-'t rs a pleasant day, sir''
FL piled by mere .monosy'lable, and
esidavt, would not taik---so we rode fur
mnes 4ntil a vision of beauty--a lovely
vale. "rh stream neaHderiDg through
n, an, irlh soft hills in the diiiaDce--bursl
upon IS and we could not holl our tongue
ami esciainIed,
"Bow beautifully
b .es,ned a. if ghost Of smi e flrted owe,
las face as we said this, as if ne was not
entirely insensl0ie to praise % his native
iala rom The lips Of n foreigner, but he
u,,ered not word until We arrived at the
EustoD Square Station, when one of the
railway porters rau off with his trunk by
Iaisl axe, aud be beloved forth bis wrath
Iustly while we exclaimed in or heart,
Capital! the man can talk I"
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DENTISTR Y
c. w. RIDDLE, LATE on pIrTpBuRC. IA

! bfIFDIfTss Ut
IS permanently located in St Paul Fourteen years
Close Application II hl> profession iogCthcf VIII a
lsgge and beautiful dssortaent of plain aHd gum teeth,
enable hui to usert from entire Ol teeth by
phcrc pressure with belutilu representation OF
the natural gun restoring the IunGt natural shape
Diseased teeth pcrnanentN saved plugging, ust.t>s
teeth extracted with little pain pos bic. Ie~ih
ccalscd and diseased gums restored 10 heaith.
OIjce al junction OF Hill and SAINT AnthoLy street.
I n BAD jobs warranted.
81 PAM Ms, IA f--ly
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EI.CEIT & GRnS.

ffSliIRE aiug ANY thing about At; for IL
L l. Ntll understood noW about town. that do sell
description and ,aret, OF ladie GOODS opi.
at less prices dian other store IN Town; but
actually retailing lower pIiCs than The high taxed
taller any of the Eastern cities, does, sell
qualify. LADIES and gentlemen attending the thea
NaZonrka Hal, w find supplied with assert
mens Of elegant hid and opera gloves, scars,
Tii hons. ma28--3-N
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ruE NNOKLD.S FAIR.

&TlCHOtI any sham or CANNON aoout il, we shall
w actually SCI goods for the next week two, to
make for what goods coming up, the
cash without any carriage, interest, tare other
additional charge. HogestuoW; sure you are born.
Wei now we leave il t. ourselves. Isn't that fair:
pa2A--2t CIkkNN Il IAWiE
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icGh "a rms.
II ASH AEu'nN WAN INSIfp. y

LcOk "A TIl3>:
FAEiIE WASHINGTON MON INSURANCE COM.
FANN, Cleveland. Ohio commenced i--uirg to,
c'es n March last The iuIL. issued up to july ls
WIS IDOL
Amount OF Property Insured Sl,lls, 217o
" Premiums received, o2.Oi5.1G.
Business conducted upon buth the StOch aid Nutua
par AMI te tarucs' Department i, entirely srnnraf,
from the Merchants Department. Great caution is
crlSe III tohs r.skS and eAtIa hazardous property i.
refused.
The undersigned prepa, ell issue Policies upon
either plan, IN either De lartInent.
GEO. ". PRESCOTT, Agent
- ''+''f fF- ~
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no IMMIGRANTS,

UDOINT DOUGLAS is a growing village in NinnesO-
In, the mouth Of the ST, Croix, on the MISSISSIPPI
hi river Tie subscriber owns new, convenient tavern
house and stable Point Douglas which he will sell
araaiu, or let to Il good tenant, either with without
feld OF excellent and productive ground. II let or
Sold be given shout the lst of June
Inquire OF editer of the Pioneer, 81. Paul. OF
the subscriber, at Point Douglas.
May 20, 1872. $50 David HONE.
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NEW LIVERY STOCE.

EatTTISON 4 BENSON have purc,ia>ei, anc eT-
pect early H. NaA, "A aldlIIon 10 thoir Livery
stock several and elegant Carriages, hdsse s, and
barorri 50 new hac~>c, a'L Iurs, inrnsi Is, aEG
ta.i,eqc o. the most riC. an description
A. ,y-an n1' unai -tucn oi Gne bis 1Ced, Wei bro
ken horses 0uert ii >pir.tcd horses come IN ui'icr
The iiquoa Law, Il they be ia Danger Of bong knock
, the bead.
our entire new stock viii cost oVsf S't'3,53 20
other able in tie West out ol SAINT LoIs vii he
found ~ complete a. ours
VIII orr f1euds and the public please remember hat
AT The lvery stable the 81 te Ai2crca House,
II the ,u.r end Saint Gasi, they at All hour,
nav, ,n. convey aice hy land, wheels horse
buck, Il, ticl may desire!
ST. PAM Apri =, lo52 IR-u
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ST. ANTHONY HUISi
SAINT CHARLES TIOTEI-

1t SAINT -fnthOny.
FEHE sUbsc,iter has taken Il lease of this LARGE Ho
4 tel With all its oslt-buLiugs aud apucrtaiDincs
Sensible that there Is demand the Falls or pub ID
house OF the first class the subscriber promises
come as ueaf To the highest standard the market Of
Minnesota viii admit and will enfeavor having an eve
all over The PREMISES To ascertain ell the time what is
wanting to Mahe eacS guest coniented.
Il. h. MOULTON.
Sept 4, 1851. 20.Iv
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Oi & D..

AT Red Wing, on the 18th inst. Of cousump-
ton JoHN CLAIRMoNr, of Grand Haven. in
The 23i year Of his age. lie leaves wife and
child TO mourn his loss. Chicago papers copy.
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NORTHWEST EAPRESS co.

CONNECTING At GALEN. AID 81. Louis WITH rHE
AMERICAS. AND OTTER EkpRLSS COMPANIES,
fISO and from al the pTlucipd cities in The United
D states, Caiernia europe, tor The speed
portRoB q money aud valuable packages. collection OF
drafts notes, bill, accounts etc purchase aud sale OF
all kinds Of IneIChHuLile.
Agents X. RICE d Co. st. Paul; OTIS " Esr,
-. Louis j. BROOKES, t.aleua.
n B.-Partcuiar uttCu ion paid to the Forwarding
~ Commission business generally 3--H
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lano aun fmsurauec apeuefcs.
A. j. BAkEH NORRIS HOBART. GEO W. ryEScoTr
A ID AC ENCr.
BAKER, HOBART d. PREscOIvT

| BAKER, HOBART, d PRESCOTT.
Once on Third street, st. Paul. NJ. L.
W" give careful attention 10 the duties of their Of
nee Us general land Agents. One Of the firm has 70,
thirty years been resident Of the North Wes and viii
deVoe his tne 10 personal observation Of the situation
and character of the lands in the Territory Office opeu
al an hofs of the day. town lots bought and sold taxes
dsconve aneng the collection Of debts and letters nj
mqdify promptly attended 10.
KsF ENegs-lllinois GRAFT Goodrich, Esq, Ch;ca-
Cos Hon. VIM Thomas, Jacksonville, Col Btadiord
Springfield, Hon. Lewis Ross Lewison; John S3rncer
ESQ, Rock isand Rev. l. Il. Randall, Alton; Judge
Minshal, Rushville Indiana: Rev. b. It. Kavanau.h.
ind'anarolis Michigan: Hon 6 L. Pomeroy, Lenawce
20; Coi. dickson, Wsshtcnaw Co. Minnesota: Hon.
A. Goodlchi Hon n. M'Lean; Rev. c. Hobart
REAL ESTATE AGENCY OFFICE.
Thomas w. Wilson.
A'L 81 Newark, Ohio respectfully informs the pub
~ Ic that he has located himself permanentlv in 81
Paul. in The Territory OF Minnesota where he rropo.es
10 offer his direct and personal services Agent for the
purchase sne and exchange all DESCRIPTIONS o! REM
Estate such rs Lands Farms, Town Property Lease
holds Ground Ron;s-to the payment Of laAes Of non
It.ideh,s examining titles collecting debts, &c, &c
anu WIN htgo'iate as Agent Tor Loans OF Money Bond
aud Mortgage, on Town Property Sc; also fer the pur
chtse q stocks, such rs have bona de value and tra
sact all other business connected with such Agency
1TOaice, corner of Waba.a.w and Third sIrssi,
All properly viii be duly advertised and no charges
~ha.evsf VIII be made unless the negotiations i.
aIc satisfactorily effected 4. w. WILSON.
. By permission, he refers to-
,a%s- IT.. /, Si' S1, ESD Newark, Ohio
Hon. Thomas Ewing, Lancaster. Ohio.
o JOSH Sn' s1Ssy EI2 ay Gen cCmbs Ohio
Hon. Wa. Btbh, EN-Gov. Ohio, Illinois.
Hon j. Brady, Carlisle, Pa
% y; & ~ '., %.';'oD, Baltimore.
{ s '' cl Sse Washington City. DC
Dr " ~. knight, Philadelphia, Pa
Elias fasset, Esq, Wall street D.
Alfred Avery, Merchant, 70 Broadway Ne"-Aof@
Hon Lewis Cas-, Detroit.
Hon I Nhitcoinb, tx Governor Indiana
II 81 Rice, ESD, SAINT Paul, Minnesota
ST Paul, Sept. IS, lcjl. oS-!v
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On Ihtrd Stre0, tco loOSs beiJi1 Urbasaale.
fkNlit subscribers haVhg received large addilons L
their former stock and a>>uriAcUt prepared {,
furnish any afticcs IN the HARDWARE line al j saul
tdvGnce on Eastern prices " shall aIaaSs keep OF
b.u "a" lrk Of
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS,


FENE undersigned vii give his undivided and earues
atItHloh to The prosecution and collection of ever
description ol CLAIMS gtnst the United States b. ion
congress AMI The various Departments Of The Genera
noNernmtht,-snch as Invalid, Navy, Bounty Lar5
keVolhtophrN Pension Claims, etc claims arising az,
Der the various Treaties with Foreign gAd Indian Ma
Cons, aG al Others requiring the active ser,Iccs Of a.
Agent
Charges shall ALWAYS be moderate ard regulated b,
Tie aiuunt Of servie rendered. All communication.
shall receive immediate atieni ION.
Inc urder*ished refers to the following well known
names, professional and business 10 lis standing are
abi'lty:
Hon. Us. 4. Pe,FcE. L. S. Senator, MARYLAND
Judge Z. i. tn,NHERS, DO
Mi. Gao W. JAW. Indian Agent Green Pay, WIS
MOSES ; GIBSON. Esq, Nii!ow-Iiver Wisconsin.
FNANk CtTLIN, DO do
SiiAs u. IIIi, Washington, J.. &.
L NJ hieiue-a piacod III 1uds by cai-nar.s sl.a,
be ialihilIiA diligently, and 7ealousy prc>ec ted
GEO. ARMs RONG,
OiHcc basement OF his residence,
on Ii sjEcei, between IA and eth streets.
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MRS. BIDDLE, teacher Of music, announces 10 the
NJ ladies OF ST Paul aud vicinity, that she VIII give
instructions on the Piano Forte. Former in
bringing pupils rapGi forward. warrants promise o
general satisfaction Those wishing her services can
call nj her residence Junction OF Hill and ST. ADthony
streets.
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>EIAL ca EhIS,
CHAPLES X. SWfru.
To Charles <. Smith:
N-Oi are he-cb. summoned and required ~ answer
the CoUplaut of Nctal tiIerin file the office
pi The E4Crk of tiS GOirt the town Of ST. Paul aud
serve COPY OF tonr u.c my ollie IN the
town nf - Paul, ia said coultv, within twenty ,iay :
after the service hereof! exclusive OF he as service
OF the painrir VII take judgment fpr The sum oi tyyo
hundred dollars against wi,h interest from the tWcn-
-'h DAY 81 'eraass, one ihoUsa I'D esht hUndred and
aiiN one, and costs 0f this action.
HENRY 4. LAMBERT,
OF the town Of st. Paul. Att'y. for N.tel Guerin.
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ELEELT E. BROTHERS.

"a rsr Rk>rLCrfJ LILY solicit the attention Of the
w g, liens OF ~ lsu. and !ts surrounding country
examination If their large and splendld stock q
DkN GOOES.