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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-08

BARGAINS TO BE HAD--II corn, oats, In
H3 dim mea and lat hoe thu north end 81 the Sir
90 Iron Store WIN b. bko"N.
Dec 9Th, 1851 SS-u
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Qucensware etc. Furniture large stock; Farm mple
tcnton Of purchasers.
June 20, 1851. 40
LIQUORS.
yDCRT, Madeira, tlaret, Malaga and other Wines; old
L pale Cognac. Fonrth rreot and Bai,isin's A,ner-
can Brandy; Bourbon Whisky, Gin Rum, etc For sale
low by june 26--(l0t j. ". SIMPSON.
rROCERIES-Tea, Sugar, Coffee S. II. Molssses,
" Rice, etc For sale low by
June To- 90 J.W. SIMPSON.
ETCHUPS, Peppersaucc, Pickles, Preserves Sauces,
IN Brand, Cherries etc. For sale low by
June 20. QO) j. ". SIMPSON.
large lot Of Bedste,ds constantly hand and for
IN sale by june lo.-(i0) j. w. SLNPSON.
BACON, Hams Shoulders, Sides, Mess Fork, always
- hand and for sale by
June l6 40 }. ~ SIMPSON.
HVAMIIY FLOUR, Elkader cytrs and other brands;
n always on hand aud for sale by
june l6 40 nv SIMPSON,.
fine OF boots shoes, polka, buskins,
"A bootees misses, boys and Chiidreus Shoes to which
particular att ention Is invited by
juno 26 Oo) JW SIMPSON.
npEADY made clothing large lot. FOR sale by
HI, jane 20. j. ~. SIMPSON.
It cheese, etc, for sale low by
June %. 40 J. W. SIMPSON,.
(NOOkING stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
y June %. j. y. SIMPSON.
spURE and No. ]. Iced. glass, putty and nails away
j on hand and for sale by
June rs. J. ". SIMPSON,.
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GROCERIES AND HARDWARE.

Steel pens and backing
Curry combs and brushes
shoe cloth and hair brushe:
Knives and forks
Carving, butcher and lont
buffalo Knives
Fur, otter and cloth caps
4 fine aud large assortment
OF stik hats
Hunt 5 ana Collins axes
Sardine ), Holsters, CLANS i
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DEYAENIAN 4 FISHER.

q I NE C tDTiCu III NUNI IsJI >FI Bcit Stftt.
IN Saint Paul, prepared to receive BOARDERSu
$500 per week, day bpaIdoIs Without lodging at
$50. They also keep Bar, supplied with prime Ii
quors and cigars; and will be ready, all times, day and
night 10 provide gentlemen ladies' with any rtirt sh-
mens they may want, that then in market; such IS
pigs feet oysters, sardnes, tripe, venison, buffalo
iongncs, catfish, aamode eli steaks trout, spe
and woodcock, partridge, prairic grouse AMI whatcSer
they can find at the time being IN Oar market
June %. lSli. N-lv
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STRAYED,

ENRON John Morgan's Nialf-way House, on about the
u isi Of November last Que yoke of steers. One
red, with some white on his bcily-erhaps some white
his shoulders. His mate is sdeep red, horns
sawed of about TOUR inches long ANY person finding
the above cattle who will leave information concerning
The John Morgan's, viii be beraliy rewarded.
ABRAM CLICK.
HALFWAY House, Wash. Co, Dec. 8, 1851.
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TINE TO SETTLE UP.

ri. those Who have unsettled accounts with w. IL.
IA Stillman & Co. viii pleas call and pay up before
the commence ,nent of the New Year.
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ST. PAIL TEMPER ANCE HOUSE.

ANY name is MOFFEr Ny Boarding House is on
AFH Jackson Street, at the lower end OF saint Paul To
find il. Keep straight up from the steamboat landing,
the sign Of triangle, at the north END OF the bridge.
Ny house large and for prompt payment every week.
intend TO furnish good fare at the very lowest price
LOT MOFFET.
s.. Paul, May %, ISL. Sly.
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House TRIMMINGS.

Locks, lutchps and belts House bells and carriages
Butts and screvs all sizes Hooks staples, rndoohs
Bell pulls and door Knockers Ha, and hooks, etc
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sPEL.LING BOOKS AND KEADERs
ARITIINIETICS.

ward College,
RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART fIasr.
RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART SECOND.
RVS ARITHMETIC. FART TEIRp.
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RotsIs ano oconorpanees.
]. C. BURRASK. w.. PsScKrTB. II. n. RICE.
MINNIE sofa EXPIRE
- CSEN r. Ep aVn MAY IUEE

CONNECTING at CaleBa with the American Ex-
- press Company, and from SAINT Paul and all the
principal towns and cities in the United States and Eu-
sopesemi- weekly the land route TO Galen1 with
branches 10 this towHs for the conveyance Of Pas
Light Freight and valuable Packages Coesun
Of Notes. Bills Drafts, DC Transport alton Of money,
purchase of every description Of merchsn &c.
Competent messengers will travel CONSTANT, the
whole route and transact business in Of
importance between Saint Anthony and Gaeps, both
the river and interior land route.
Tile propIetOrs hold themselves responsible for all
moneys goods entrusted to their Passengers
May also depend upon being conveyed in speedy and
comfortable manner.
-+ BURBANK, FANCETTE & co, Projectors.
Agencies and Offices.
& Mtssrs. T.. X. RICE & Co., -. Paul.
D., J. II. STEVENS d Co, ~. Anthony.
CnURcBILL 81 NELSON saltwater.
T. STEELE, Esq, Fort smelling.
J. NJ WHALEY, Willow River.
+. NJ KuBLEE d Co. rrairie Ia Crosse.
b. w. BRIsuois, PTsire du Chen
J. BRooKEs, Esq, Galens.
November II, 1851. 81
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FRENCH g. COLLINS,
Auction and COYnmis sion u0use,

a.. hHYT P.fCL, MINNESOTA TER.
HEtVlNG received an Auctiouetr 'usaaiiSs from
the Governor OF MiGnesota Tgrrtosy, the under
signed have opened Auction and Co:iinisson House
on Iaird-street, Jackson, where wa Will sell
Commission, Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture, and all
kinds Of mere hhndze and prodDce. We believe that the
superior advantages If 81 Paul market, will be SUI.
dciept pdncemebt fer business and manufacturers
NJ distance, TO send their goods be sold
mission at private sale, at auction Our charges
moderate
n. H. Particular attention paid 20 the buying aud sell
ing of real in about saint Pau, HI. Antlon,
saltwater A. X. FRENCH,
L. l.. COLLINS.
References.
Gov. ALEX. RAMSEY, St. Paul, W SIMPSON st Paul
Hon III Ii s;iBLsY, MENDOZA ~ l. ia LLKR,
Hon ID 0LMsTED, Benton co. II VI RICE,
Hon GooBRICH, SAINT Paul, STEEE Fort Smelling.
Hon w II FoRBEs, - w HoLCoNBs, saltwater,
RAMSEY, Hon MILAN, Cincinnati
q w y F,RRINGroN,' Irwin, Esq
CHARLEs III OAhs, " Cot JAMES IRWIN, u
TRACY, 4" WHITEMAs. -
& W .oRIP, :" Capt LAGOS isrR ADEg,
MCCLotD ir * ca. % USNRY COLLINS,
ELFELT d lRos =" W TnoaN, 81
RIGS, IIoLNs'EtD BEcKER PCaou rEAu, Jr, st Louis,
ST. PAUL, October 2, 1851. 3-2gy
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BOARDING.

vHHE subscribers, have just fitted M and opened the
u boarding house next door west of the American
Saloon. They intend 10 keep hOnrders well posi-
BILE, at moderate prices; but must have their pay prompt
ly, to enable them sustain the house Boarders vii
at understand the necessity OF being promptly
paid. (36tf) 9iARDY & BABCOCK.
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HOUSEK EEPING HARDW ARE,LOOk.
ING CLASSES, LA AMPS, FANCY
GOODS. AC.. &C.
SLEIGH BELLS. SLEIGH BELLS.

Double body straps,
Single do do
II, loose bells, all sizes.
70 sci! low lor Cash only,
oods in the Eastern markets
TO purchasers that
I. McCLOUD Jr., & co.
2i-frn
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w. III. STlLLNIAN CO..

w. III. STlLLMAN X CO..
No. :, Roberts street. have on hand,
25 bbls. Gcniton Apples
l. do Dry dc
5 do Buckwhcat Flour,
% do Onions,
1900 Heads prime winter Cabbage,
; boxes Lemons,
And every thing found in the Grocery Inc; which viii
be sold for cash as low As ar. house ia Saint rahi Cal
and see ". II. STIt.LMAN & co.
ga BBI.s. MESS BEEF: Also any quantity OF
oHA fresh Corn-meal; also Indian for sale very
cheap for cas, the Upper Landing bridge, in Saint
Paul, ny (35t3 J. W. BABCOCK.
TAKE NOTICE.
rHSHE EASTERN MAIL will be closed OF
j sunday night.
3itf J. ". BASS, y. NJ.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
IL persons wishing to subscribe or renew former
"a subscriptions 10 the different Periodicals or News
papers pnblishel in New YORK flaclpha, would dc
well TO send in their names, accompanied with the mon
eyl Immediately in order to be ia time Tor the new vol
nne, commencing in January. Subscription books ar'
now open at the store OF
ELFELT BROS.
The ptcprietors Of Graham, Goey, Sartain, IIarre
Co offer great attractions Tor the year so Send il
your names singiy in clubs 3iti
o. HBIs best CINCINNATI wHIsKEy
CHARLES r TRACY.
= BBLS. A NJ. BRANDY, for sale low by
- &. +. TRACY.
- BBLS. LARD OIL. for sale by the barrel, chea,
n for cash. by c. +. TRACY.
I BBI~ LINsEED OIL, on hand, for sale BY
u &. +. TRACY.
4 GOOD assortment of Port, sherry and Nader.
N Wines, for sale by T.. F. TRACY.
A Secondhand SLED, and one twohorse sleigh
N for sale by Z. f. TRACY.
DERSONS wishing 10 purchase any of the above ar
u tcles, will find it to- their interest TO CALI as l vii
sell undeT the market.
December, 1851. CHARLES F. TRACY.
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BOARDING HOUSE.

III vi 4 KI4E.S Z TX EEN Hds UpVHFd BOhTHIHE
- House ia the end of the celebrated Fremon
House, Bench street, where he Will make Cash Lod
gers aud BoaIders comfortable he possibly
$500 per week. Nov. lc5l. 32y
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TAKEN Up,

NY the subscriber his premises. one half mile east
Nd of ~ Paul. about 10 days ago. srindIe and
calf each having white spots. The cows left horu is
broken. Also one red ycsrIpe steer; one white faced
brndle cow hnc back ind white belly; one white
with black specks his body, about or years old
and whac stag with red spots. The owner ar
requested to come forward, rrovs property
pay charges and take them away.
THOS BARTON.
81. Paul, November 30, 1851. 3ltilS2l
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NEW MEAT MARK EFT.

Fu1!IE subscribers have opened market for the sale
u of Fresh meat, on Third Street, in The Of the
Fremont House, ST. Paul. (the place lately advcr
ti>ed the meat market of MIR TaiOS) where people
al ST. Paul and vicinity Will be furnished with good bee
at living prices.
3otf TAlNTER & IANDERS
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We have a iew pieces OF
CENTLEMEN,s WEARING APPAREL.


500 CLOTH beaver and pilot 100 dozen hickory shirts
loo do over do twird tan.
l0 doz French and German 20 do under do
cloth coats 30 do twiPd fan drawers
100 CLOTH tweed, Jean and do drivers irocks
sattinet sacAs 80 do SaAony wrappers
500 blue and black monkey n.ermo and ribd shirts
Jackets 80 GOh meTine, ribbed and
BOZ long green jackets scarlet ribd drawers
500 pr black and fancy 100 do1 snPr scanned socks
aud doeskih pauts 10 do black silk crayats
1000 pr heavy lined, all sizes 30 do silk hdkis
aid CoiUrs 10 do stocks and scars
10 doz tlao satin IS do lin. bosoms d col.
II :, fine black cloth 25 do buck gloves mits
3 corduroy vests II do cashmere aid silk
g lion skin do gloves
. - heavy winter vests dorm dressing GOWNS
i2 :" white shrts Kip, calf and Thick boots
10 &" fine calico shirts Irish 'mcn
IS common do Brosdcloth and cashmere
Rubber overshoes ratinet aud docshin
do oyeralis EacN satin
do sack coats BLACK six velvet nnd serge
do pea Jackets OiiCers' rubber coats
INDIAN GOODS.
and white and Scarlet end White blankets
let strouiing Fish -l,coks aud lines
Tarrta ribbon and worsted Glt buttons and fine
binding combs
Scalpins and cartouch Knife IL axes and hand
Pistols. revolver, and Bowie chinese Nermiin
Knives CIV uchrc, chrome yelw
California and Buena Vista aud green i'll papers
Knives Iron spoons and ladies'
Pocket and Congress Knives Brides, martngales and
Powder dlshs gun worms surcinSies
Cod-lnes sturgeon Il gilng spike gimiets
Irvine Rat and beaver traps
GROCERIES AND HARDWARE
Rio ard lava Coffee Steel pens and backing
Young IIysou Imperial and CurrN combs and brushes
Shushorg teas Of u supr shoe cloth and hair brushes
quality Knives and forks
RECALLS, Principe and Cuba Carving butcher and long
stgars buffalo Knives
Refined lard and ish-oil Fur, otter and cloth caps
Fine chewing aid smok- fine aud large
ing tobacco OF suk hats
Essence of peppermint Hunts ana Collins axes
Castor oil SaIdnt Holsters, CLAIMS "
MAYNARD Il Noyes' ink pickles
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
10 mulberr, 80 Herring, light blue ard
dozen do ten spangled xcts--a complete
IS do plates, ass'd SIZES of the above
so do dishes and nappies for breakfast, dinner AM
Mulberry saecc turccns ami tea
boats 100 fancy teas
do buttes ard custard plates 100 dozen plates
do flowing pitchers a basins 80 do tunhcrs
Sauce plates 81 do glass lamps
Decsnlers and fancy mugs JapannCl sttoo and bed
, match safes, jacket lamps lamps.
With Thousand ether articles too numerous men
ton. Persons wishing to purchase goods will find il
profitable call and this stock before purcas
ing elsewhere. ID. l.. TT II.ER.
| 81. Paul, December IS, ISL.
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ST. PAUL HARDwARE STORE,

On TAird Street, fira doors befop WabGshaU.
TIME subscribers having received large additions TO
their former stock and assortment, prepared to
furnish any articles in the HARDWARE line ri small
advnncc Eastern lnices- We shall always Keep on
hand Ia inrce of
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THE AMERICAN SALOON.

FFNIlS establishment, now we'll stocked with every
Il varct, Of Liquors, Cigars, Oysters, &c, viii be
kept constantly open or customers By the firm of
F. HARDY,
Nov. :, 1851. 3-3oy J. W. DABCOCK.
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LIVERY STABLE.

Corner of ith and Roberts SITS, Lower Landing
Harness, Carriages Bucces and Saddle Horses to let
Passengers conveyed to All paris of The Territory
Parties % pleasure, coming visit the Fails oi st. An
tliony and other places will find much their inter-
est to call upon us before applying elsewhere
1riIorscs bought, sold and exchanged.
Our terms low Prices fer ready cash. Positive
" no credit will be given.
WILLOUGHEN, TOWERS d CO
ST. PAVL, NJ T., May Isl, 1851. ST
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THE STONE STORE.

Ns,o Goods at Lolo Prices.
~. SIMPSON, corner of Third aud Roberts streets
- has just received entire stock Of Dry Goods
Boots & Shoes, Fats Caps, Hardware, Woodenware
Qucensw etc Furniture, large stock Farm implc
ments Of AL kinds etc. etc, which lie invites the
/ tcntion Of purchasers
June 20 1851. no
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TAKEN Up.

10y the Subscriber about 10 days ago, The Farm
ID Vim. r. Brown, at Red Rock, large Brown On
with white belly, star in the forehead and broad horns
about or years DID, The owner Is requested to
forward immediately, prove property pay charges,
take il away. ELIAS SCOFlELD.
Red Rock. Nov. %, 1851. 33tiS2
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Knight dcy< ago by the subscriber, his premises
IL az Little Canada, Brndle OK, short tail, in
the forehead and about eve six Old The
is requested to come forward prove property, pay the
charges and TAXI him away. JOSEPH 1EBONNE
Li,tie Canada, Nov. 10, 1851. Sta t&2)
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SlAn Pair, neavy-Lined PANTS, at $50 per
cOV pair, at the WESTERN EMPORIUM
4 Case NEW PRINTS. opened to-tlay--price
II cents yard, ut the WESTERN EMPORIUM
ono Kegs, 1-2 Kegs, and IA Kegs Dupcnt's Gun.
%VO powder in the magazine For sale ut the
WESTERN EMPORIUM
OK Kegs PICKLES, in Cider Vinegar, put mp in
~ and gallon keSs, extra article. at the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.
UDATENT Platform Counter Scales. For sale at the
II WEsTERN ENPoaIua.
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Attention. Merchants and Business
Men,

ruyHE subscriber offers his services 10 close and draw
OF balance sheets of books entrusted to his charge,
with and fidelity; also open sets Charges
moderate. Apply 10 W ;. COMES
Practical Bookkeerer and accountant, Ie1t door to
FnrrBston's.
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III. e.. SANFORD.

III. {. SANFORD,
a1ESP ECTFUIIY bows to the saint Paul public.
IA and invites their attention TO his store, next
Of the Posl-Oiice Thd-sreet, where they
DRY-GOODS.
of ever, description, including BKohDe LcrHs, SAN.
NETS, JEAsS CAssIxEHEs, TwEEps, Drills, WI
VETS, NEsTlNCs, SHIFTING and SHEETIyG Nus
LINs nnd LAWNS. HDKFs and cBAyArs,
GLovEs, Hosiery. BRowN ard wHrrg
Linens, Lagos, RIBBONS, Lose ana
sas.EE sHAwLs, bonnet Trainings, AIrAcAs, Timer
Chorus, CINGHAMs DELANss, SILKs, WooLEs
YARN, pRISTe, In great variety, Thread, Edgins
Winter stuff, tor and boys Under
shirts, Knit and FaHneI Drawers,
Buck and va rnttens, &c.
His stock goods is very large, embracing all the
styles of the season, ard every variety oi staple
Goods Every rersou find jus, what nc wansS,
and prices winch must suit the rigid economist
and he rest assured tha every article viii turn out
Represented.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
of every description, made mp expressly for this market
aud lor this season. constantly haad cheap for ready
pay, aid sale without. lie hus complete assors-
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting part Of Old dyson Young Hyson and Black
Teas I.agnra, Java and Rio Co1aes, N. o., Crushed,
Loaf and Fulveri1ed Sugars Spices, Pepper, Cloves,
Nutmcgs Csssia Rice, Rsisins, salcreus starch SOAP.
Chewing ard smoking Tobacco Candies, Oh, Fish, etc
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, beautiful and approved styles FOR Ladies' snd
misses Gents Congress Boots Calf do, Of the latet'
patterns; Boys boots ard shoes, etc
HAIRS AND CARS, in great variety.
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS,
large assortment, such re Holland Cir, Brandy Of dis
freni brands Malaga Wine, Pure Juice do, Champagne
1T. Croix Rum Jam dos IIish aiskey, burgundy
Tort, Madeira, etc.
/ PORK ard FLOUR constantly on hand, In isrse
quantities
New Goods Constantly in cider keep his assertsnt
comyscts. lie Is delc fminsd sell his goods for re2dy
pay caeaT they BE purchased elsewhere. Give
J all INrf styt
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PATTISON & BENSON.

4 r THEIR LIVERY STA BILE. in the rear o
IA the American House, Sain, Paul, have thci
horses well coraed and IN tpinp condition for
seighs and also have their enters and old
up to the top OF the Art Also supply Of new clean
Buffalo Robes and every thing in snug sentecl and con-
Portable order, for sleigh riding - A"
Saint Paul. December, 1851.
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New Goods and New Prices, ut the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.

IN LLER hiss j'tst oponea for exhibition Mt his
n MEM BRICK STORE, directly opposite hts old
stand large and splendid assortment of Dry Goods.
Clothing, Indian Goods, HARDWARE Cutlery, Glassware
aud crockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats aud Caps and In
dih Rubber Goods with every article usually called for
III Western Establishment, which he offers at whole
sale and retail at prices much reduced. Merchants
the Indian trade find every article they may wish
the trade and with thai the charges viii
he moderate and satisfactory. Orders all times
he filled 10 any amount.
To the Ladies' would say, have a few pieces Of
Dclaines and Ctsliineres. p.
20 pieces Alpacas knitting needles
SO do bleachcd Gotten 5000 sharps, bets and
20 do wool flannel buckskin needles
30 do book and swiss mus 100 packs pins
Inns, supr article 100 dozen redlng aud ivory
5000 yards prints, the best combs
assortment brought D ia scissors supr article
to the Territory 200 don white and assorted
? bales slieetinss spool cotton
do drilling loo lbs skeln cotton
do bed ticking silk and twist, bees wax,
2 doz BAY State shawls Tape and silk brade
, A few doz do hose nIitts, wrisets gnd chill
Isle thread cashmere and dren's gloves
silk gloves, a few plaid Cotton wadhug
lnscy splendid article of Damask and brown linen
svercd buttons for TRIM table
ming dresses Hair brushes, plain and lit
| 50 pieces linen hdkfs laid with pearl
Chaps md tringes ladies aud ehldrens shoes
Linen ribbons Ladies lined rubber over
D
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WRAPPING PAPER

nF ALL sErs used by Druggists, Grocers &c, for
" sale cbenr by COMBS,
Next door - ami gtcn's
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STANDARD TEIT-'B16K s.
EcLErTIC EDUCATIONAL sDRIEs.

1ae most Emineat Of our Practical Educators
speak in the htghesi terms Of GT'f5f'epaf Of
the Works composing thti zSegies. ->.s.
Their having become established the leading school
books in a M,IoRiTY or TuE srTrEs' De RAG
UNION, and especiai)ys their general use
TuRoUGHoUT THE EYTIRE WssT,
is sufficient evidence of their unparalleled popularity
These works not Only The BEST; but they are
also, the CHEAPEST SCHOOL BOOKS bfcrs tie public
and being now generally used in the Schools of The Ter
rto-y, PERFEcT uniformity may be easily secured and
preserved
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TAKEN UP.

HHIANK BILLS OF IADlNC:, printed and for sale a
lib the (scylcl PIONEER OFFICE.
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ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY FALLS
Two Daily Stages.

STiLT.XV AFTER. ST. PAIL AND ST. An
TnONA ALIS.
DAILY STAGE.-Wiil leave saltwater and ST. fan at
"a. NJ and couneol al ST Paul leach way with the ST.
Anthony Falls Stage, making Daily Stage between
saltwater and 81. Anthony Falls.
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WHISKET AT 25 CENTS.

WHISKET At 25 GEMS
vVSO COUNTRY NERCHANTS.-.we can
sell You good article OF Whiskey, by the barr ell
from Is to y cents per galen; which is than
the same quality is worth in Galena We have also.
American brandy at IS cents such YOU have always
paid ,25 for Also French brandies, at from IS 10
$500. When YOU Saint Paul, call at the corner
of Third and Roberts streets, for
3ite CATHCART L. BROTHER