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MILITARY men win nrd
III White linen ducks and driinTs pants, prices
White Msrseile. vestings, assorted
100 pieces superior and love priced Tish shirts
Also, exfrs hne linens for bosoms and collars
30 pieces choice shirting
with crsvsts, sospend.r., under.b sovss umbrellas. hc
Terms cssh IN all unless
Good articles low prices and fair dealing be rsed In all
csses.
PERRY BROTHER,
March si-iosoif Opposite Cenus Market
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The printing OF all kinds including which be required
10 be INTERIOR
OF the Offices thereof whether be instructions
warrants FORMS blanks solid matter, not lesded rule
work rule and work. faint ruling lining and red ruling
o. lining or by whscyer uue description The same shall
be known usually designated by the Office requiring H. and
including also folding stitching FASTING sc, the following de
scnpuons Of wit:
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STATE COUNTY
On mis- dayor ,p,bs wear before me. personality
(hers Of ouranies well known
and certify INA, the said Der. insert ,a stas Is
executed no foregoing assignment 'hs'e0 tomee, .aae,
H.. ,,o,..,..,.,.,.., y, s.o,., = .. os,,,,
: and his Identity has to be proved -
STATE or COUNTY o.
personally o% aaf cane @ The 1s and ns
'e he "ss, The said .ere i,ei dc
person, Oyme, declared
rau,es1 and Inn he is ,he same 10 whom The Within
sna Ss g & ana @ %
s as ssss 'hssupon acknowledged the said
assignment % % MS act ana ae'a toae,,. ,sna4rs
FORM FOR THE ASSIGNMENT OF THE LOCATION
No 2
received, b. whom Of
assign. forever location,
and land therein doscbed and authorize him receive the
witness my hand aud seal, this dayo rs,
EFF ''
80 = Officer taking he same. 1''''''S
sr.rroy oousrY or
On this dayof in the year before me personally,
location to me we'll Known and The
lsre insert the person TO so the ee6eate Of location
issued the identical person whom within certificate Of oca
(06cers sisnature)
Form Of hsre The rendor NOT personally knoun 10
The cGesr' and naers ais identity has to DC Proved.
H,s ,c
personally came e insert ne name 81 the person 70 o the Ger
n and The said nsef he s 'n being Vel
known 70 me as edoe ana person, was guy swon
sad iers sssrt se person rosa certificate 81 10
cation issued and that he the whom the within
snment aud bis testimony being satisfactory evidence 70 me Of
heets location issued heeup0n Acknowledged the said assign
lo6ieerS signature
Assignment No and must be endorsed upon
the warrant and No and upon the OF
and mus, he aties,ed bY be
Of 5se,s Of land s as q
state from which derives his apponmsn and every insnse
specified. except Of land ofce
lhoy character person before whom me
encouragement was aae' ana ALSO u inc sehuene'o ms s
Ali assignments bounty the of
void.
The provides Tha, enttedo emp
non any aa EN-. % 81 Is acre for
by this provision persons pre- -ompon
for Inc tac reckoning said warrant IS
per aes l s auan or ,nhsneea minimum ' ''"'
should claimed exceed the called for
should fall short, entitled reindins of.he
is further provided by the same section
which a. been may be- |.
OF the public lands body upon
price Prorded further That
,hs loc.,oy shall nav United
in cash the between The value of such warrants
!, eli 81 ne 90 ,nd ,,e ,y,c ~ innd located on
~ tbee where The lands are pryae entry
boacr An ert,y warrant
Nv TO-, ay ar o. 6orm;p, cost body OF eb,y acres and
The holder warrant for bundled and sixty can take
Two acre or acts
one s ssy and INV acres '' '''''
Where The minimum price lands subject entry
10 be located Is more than Is per acre holder
~ car Ioc,e in accordance win The con
M. ,a
rant, BY paying the difference il cash. ...
This does not authorize the holder OF an eighty acre warrant
locate herewith for,yacre tract oil land ~ " % per acre
full satisfaction thereof but he must ocaie by legal .uodvon
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WEDNESDAY,, April IS. 1852.

WEDNESDAY, April rs, 1852
j. Sydney Smith, esq, OF Missouri was admitted az
attorney and counsellor OF this court
No. 1870. NJ Very Us, J. Levy Appeal from the CIR
cult court OF the United States for Arkansas Mr. Justice
Curtis delivered the opinion OF this court affirming the
decree of the said circuit court this cause. with costs
No. lis. The heirs OF Don Carlos de Vilemont us
The United States Appeal from the district court OF the
United States for Arkansas Mr. Justice Catron deliver
ed the opinion of this court, affirming the decree OF the
said district court in this cause.
No 1873 r. Tremleit ]. L. Adams. In error to
the circuit court OF the United States for MASSACHUSETTS
Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion OF this
court affirming the judgment OF the circuit court in this
cause, with costs.
No 1877, c. &. Tyler si al, appellants Us. g. N
Black The argument of this cause was continued by
Mr. Rowe for the appellee, and concluded by Mr.
Fessenden for the appellants.
No $780, r. Barrow, plaintiff in error, N. B.
Hill This submitted to the court on the rec
ord and printed argument by Mr. Venable for the defend
ant in error.
No 40. S B. Lord al. plaintiffs in error, Us, John
Goddard This submitted 10 the court on the
record and printed arguments by Mr.. Norris for the
plaintiffs in error and by Mr. Washburn for the defend
ant in error.
No 49, Smith Hogan Il al, plaintiffs in error, Us. A.
Ross use of Patterson This submitted to the
court on the record and printed arguments by Mr. Davis
OF counsel for the plaintiffs in error and by Mr.. Coke fol
the defendant in
No. l45 The steam tow. boat Shark Us. j. b. Piazzlo
Appeal from the circuit court of the United States for
East louisiana This was dismissed with costs,
under the seth rule OF the court there being appear
ance or counsel for either party
Adjourned until tomorrow, IL O'Clock, a. m.
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the New York and Liverpool United states Mall
Steamers.
The ships composing this line are;
The Pacihc.. ......s.'... Sspt ~.
The Adriatie oIanon.
S.f-e-~s~ These ships having been built by contract
fE4f pressy services care has been
zk1k1Y construction also IN their engines
usfzs8- insure strength and speed and their accommo
uncquailed for elegance aud comfort
passage York Liverpool lrrt cabin, 9s
Exclusive $500 In second cabnt@
From Liverpool to New York, f3) and E0
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth be secured until paid for.
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by j. c. MCGUIRE, huctioneer.
rITY STOCKS AT hUCTIoN.-On Friday afternoon April 30
" a 4 O'Clock, Mt the auction rooms will sell
5000 Corporation Of Washington per cent. stock
65 shares Patriotic Bank stock
J. @. MCGUIRE,
Ap 2-d Aucuoncer.
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FORM OF A POWER OF ATTORNEY
Know all by these presents that ee insert nc name Of
uDarranfee,) Of the county OF and stae oil do
hereby constitute and appoint OF my true and law
and IN name 70 sell and convey inc within
land warrant No. Of land, which issued
under OF September, 1850
Signed In presence Of -
(Warraufees isndfure1
The acknowledgment Of this Of must be taken and
Acknowledgements OF the sales Of
certificate Of location herein before presoed and
mus be endorsed ON the warrant
Arm a-o.w3w Commissioner
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e Notice.-The regular monthly meeting OF the Vigilance
jackson Democratic Association will be held
Pennsylvania this Thursday) evening"
10Th inst, at ~ O'Clock,
JOHN r. ENNIS,
Ap2g Chairman
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HISTORY OF ENGL4AND I'm Verse by Hannah Towns
III heBd-l vol.
Ksops Fables in French with French and English dictionary
Of all the words contained in the work. VOL
An Analysis OF Physiology by John J. Rease, NJ. d.
TAYLOR MAURY,
Apfe Booksellers, 9th
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We, undersigned cordially
journal support
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MAY BALL
II LABBE has the honor the ladies gen
II Washington, Georgetown, and eyands
May Ball will take place Tuesday, ilh May Jackson Hail.
May 29-dd
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OF these ships will be accountable for god silver
bullion specie jewey stones, metals uness bills
adng signed and the value thereof therein
5-diy
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Re equations Tor the Assignment OF Land
warxaIle. and Locations.

GENIAL LAND OEyIoE,
March s3 le52.
RY the rsi section Of the Of Congress entitled An ae, ma
king land assignabe and other pufposes,
proved March 22d 1851 provided That all warrants iaI mill
bounty land which been, hereafter be issud under
law Of the United and valid locations OF The
which have been hereafter made, hereby declared 10
be asgnable, deed writing
after The taking effect Of this form, and
such regulations tbs Of
General Land Once all the rights
o original owners OF the or location.'
In accordance with the provisions the following
forms prescribed o the assignment the and locations
referred 10, wit
FORM FOR THE ASSIGNMENT OF THE WARRANT
No. l.
received, A. within
vas issue 10 heTeb sell nd assgnu q d.,
and 10 his heirs and the said
him receive therefor
Witness my hand and seal, this dayof las
Atlesti A. b., [ssALJ
Eff.
G.. ii.
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSE BUILDERS - would re.psc,-
fully s TO my old and 10 s public in
having received slarss selected
isry h sn prepared 70 sell cheap the ehespes Ny
rorenf ~ building materials particularly nscr rsysrl
he sAass.d ny any IN Wsshnston will give
and Al times 70 prove hos. call
of above Such nducemsnts win possibly
he rejected.
g. WOODWARD,
Pennsylvania avenue, between ION iius streets.
Ap oo-3tsodif
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Ps-Numerous applications having been made for authority
under the following
prescribed for that which, however, must nvs
ably warrant they viii no, be recognised
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BY ]. w. BOND.
C0ntinued.

THURSDAY 4th. Up at daylight; the mos
quitees being too bad to allow of much
sleeping. They kept us awake in fact mos,
Of the night; the inside Of the bars contain
ing quite enough to worry a man, and keep
him Shaping aud fighting instead of sleep
ing, while the tent was black with them and
their bumming noise sounded like bees hv-
ing. Six buffalo were discovered this morn
ing within few hundred yards of the camp,
but as our horses had run off we could not
follow them. Some of the hunters wen,
out OH foot but could not approach near
enough to get a shot. After riding some
miles this A. M, we came TO branch OF
Goose river and found the dragons there,
aud busy drying their buffalo meat over
smoke. Here we found the first timber
seen in two days; il border ed the high bluff
on the south side Of the pretty valley
through which this branch Of Goose river
meanders in very tortuous manner, in
common with all these prairie streams. We
crossed the valley and ascende,l the high hill
on the north side where we dined and took
bath in the clear cool stream besides. The
wood on this side being scarce, we cooked
no diuner except a hot tea. Our meals TO
day consisted Of cold bold pork and buffa-
10. The streams and crossings in this val.
ley, unlike those between the Red and Mis-
sissippi, flow deep through the prairie and
have for the most part hard sandy or gravel
bottoms. The soil is lighter and contains
more sand; there is also far less woodland,
and a luxurious growth of vegetation. We
came to no more bad places, where horses
swamp and teams get mired; hut pass over
all Instructions in the way Of streams and
swamps without any difficulty. This after
noon we rode some IL miles and camped on
knoll above small stream Of clear good
water; (though very warin.) Having no
wood we were obliged to boil our kettle ar.d
the French boys their pork and buffalo over
a fire made Of dried buffalo chips.
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R @ II '1P II Y.
For the Pioneer.

For the Pioneer. -.,
A Prayer Of Mary, Queen Of Scots.
The respite Of the night she passed in prayer.
Mr.. EDIroR:-The royal daughter Of the
royal race Of STUART, SO unfortunate in her life
and in her death, is said to have composed, 60,
long before her execution, at Fo,heringay Tower.
this brief and expressive prayer.
ODoMINE DEUS, peravi in Te
o care mi JEsU, nunc liberia me /!
In dura catena,
In misera p1na, r~.....,
Desidero Te sf
Lansuendo, gemendasA ct genaaectendo,
Adore, imploro, ut llberes me
OF which. find among my papers the follow
ing translation, almost literal, by my friend W..
Peter, Esq, nj. A., of c. c. c., Oxon. (now of
Philadelphia, y given in the notes to his version Of
Schiller's celebrated Tragedy Of Mary Stuart.
0 Gracious LORD Con, have trusted in Thee,
0 dearest LORD JESUS, now liberato me
In captvity's chain,
In want, exile, and pain,
desderate Thee
Groaning, languishing, weeping. and bending the
adore Thee, implore Thee, to lberate me
St. Paul, Feb. Esd, 1852.
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MILLINERY.

AIRS. l.. M. STOAKEsS, wishes 70 inform the
lv1 Ladies Of st. Paul and vicinity, that she thank
full to them for their Kind patronage during the preceding
year She has us returned from the East with the LA.
TEST FASHIONS and a SPLENDID assortment Of Goods.
She Ribbons that be surpassed both In beauty
and quality this side of New York, Artificial flowers and
pumes, Velvet and Velvet Trimmings of every color,
etc She may be found her Old stand few rods west
Of the Presby terian Church. where she would be happy
to attend TO any order in her line Of business. is
November, 1851. 3-29yl
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w. III. PARKER,


MARVIN, Invites the public 10 xamine the
best steck Ct materials in his line that has ever
sren seen an the Terriiory He challenges either side OF
ne Atlantic 70 produce better quality Of French Cali
sk1fas specaliy adapted for the winter season.
--hsnd, siso, Ladies' fine custom made shoes and
E1ter- Also Gentlemens Calf and Kip Boots the hest
rhss e.n be made You know tho stsnd-Third street,
lezr Roberts street. So -.
"a at fsui. November. Ie5i =,
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r. ;. NEWELL.
Commission Merchant.

ND Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
"A cook, paror and heating stoves Of all kinds Sc
cCed from the Troy Cincinnati and ST. Lons markets,
comprising the most varied assortment of double
stoves and raEges, the Eastern market affords Hollow
ware kettles pots, ovens skets furnaces frying pans,
waffle irons, shoves, tongs, &c.
Aiso-Farmng utensils pioughs, cradles rakes, hoes,
shovels scythes, snahs, axes saw, sad irons zinc,
sprin. balances, coffee mills wire, nails, tacks, &c.
Japancd Of all kinds, lamps and caldestcks, Of
brass iron aud tin brittana and kitchen ware and
coffee pots spoons ladies' skmmers, tea, coffee and
gar boxes; scrub, backing and other brushes hydraulic
arparatns WELL cistern and house pumps of all sizes;
water lead pipe, sheet bar and pic lead, &c, &c,
at stand Oh Third, Roberts street, Saint Paul,
Minnesota. i. 8. n.
September 4, 1851. 20-tf
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For the Pioneer.

Sketches by Camp Eire:-Or. rough
notes Of a trip TO Pensbina and !Selk,rk
Settlement, on The Red Riuer ofthe North.
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NEW Liz COR STO X E.
Cathcart & Brother.

"OULD inform the good people Of Minnesota, that
w they have leased the store the southwest cor
Of Roberts and Third streets, St Paul. for the pur-
pose of carrying on the Wine and Liquor busines. We
receiving direct from the Custom House in New
York, large stock of Brandes Of various brands and
vintages; Wines Port, Madeira, and Malaga, Gins Of
various hrands also, Old Monongahela, Whiskey Old
Teddy Whiskey, and superior article Of Ohio do all
Of which will be sold low for cash
We wonld invite the pr0prietors Of Hotels and saloons
to call aud examine stock
CATICART & BROTHER.
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On st. Anthony Street, tro doors beion the American
House.
TuN8E undersigned would respectfully invite the aten
tion Of the public, to their large and well selected
stock Of Groceries ard Provisions Also, Ready Made
Clothing Boots, Shoes, Wines, Liquors. Nails Glass,
Hardware etc. all of which will be sold cheap for cash.
DPease call and examine before purchasing else
where. IRVINE " BROTHER.
ST Paul Oct l6 lG5I 26
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p. 4 S. DRUM.

Ss DIX Mo
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE GALENA HOTEL.
NANUFACTURE and keep constantly Oh hand a
1Vl complete of fancy and Windsor Chairs
Also, Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Writing Desks, Looking
Glasses, Bcdsteads, &c. Persons wishing to pur-
chase will do well call before they buy elsewhere
prepared to sell good article. and terms
invariably cash, afford to sell cheap, OF
cheaper, than any other in the city. reasonable de-
ducton made to persons buying to sell again. All orders
from A distance punctually attended to.
Gaena, May, 1851. "a y
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odFgtpe alu PHHstrfdH,
GRADUATE OF Harvard University, Cambridge,
~ Mass DR. +. believes il duty, stranger, he
1vss hstef and the community, ne intends 10 make
i fani ms permanent residence, 10 state that he has
hac many wears experience in the hospitals and practice
al the Eastern cities and ALSO Of the diseases of the Mis-
sssspPi Eailey.-is graduate of the oldest and first
University of the country and was for a number of
year. the private pupil of TIE eminent Surgeons
Anu PHYSICIANS OF New York, Boston and Philadelphia.
Dr French viii give particular attention to diseases OF
oinen ard Children and respectfully offers mis- services
n the practice o surgery Medicine and Midwifery 10
the citizens Of So. Paul ard vicinity.
REFERENCES
Drs Crow, Ray, Rpb rtson, Kittoe, kc., GALESA;
Messrs hoilinshead, Rice d Becker Mr. Roberts,J w.
Simpson, = H. sersent, Gel. McBoci, ST.. PAUL.
October l6. 1851. 26-u
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DIR. X. BABBITT.
%. f.. FRENCH. NJ. d.,

A. ks office in the OF l.. Soap's Store, whe
II he will be ready attend To professional calls.
saint Paul, November, ls5l. 32y
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DIR. ~. BARBOUR

NHToriB respectfully inform the citizens oil Ssun
w fani and vicinity that he has returned alter
Temporary .serce OF few mon is and offers his pro
icssonA services TO the public Thankful for past favor
and selecting share Of public psrunoge, he viii pnc
soB the Eclectic Reform Principle, dscarding mer
IA all iis forms. lie will DE found at his old sfana
Al ali hoars eAcePt when professionally engaged
April 10, ISjl Psi
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NEW MEAT MARKET.

NEW MEAT MANkET.
TIME subscribers have opened a market for the sale
Of Fresh meat, Third Street, In the rear Of the
Fremont House, ST. Paul, he place lately aver-
iiSe the market OF Mr. Titaow); where people
Of ST. Paul and vicinity, will be furnished with good beef
At living prices.
36if -t p TAINTER & LANDERS
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I'VE BIT OF ROPE FOR A HALTER

CA To some persons, and they know "a
EM well enough how to end horses; but
X'-<H If you give men the best horses and -
ponies in Minnesota, they will know where to find
good Ialtcrs Saddles Brides Martingsles and Harness
ses, until they learn that A. K. FRENCH has re-
moved across Third Street. st Paul into his shop,
next door east of Samn ii. Sergents; where every
branch Of saddlery and Harness-making, well as
Trinkmakng is done rather cheaper and better than
any where else in Minnesota.
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PATTIsON 4 BENSON,

PATTISON 4 BENSON, Lr,
A T THEIR LlvERY STABLE, in the rear Of
n the American House, Saint Paul, have their
well cosked up and In tiptop condition for
seighs and also have their CUTTERS and old painted
up to the top Of the Art; also, supply Of new, clean
Buffalo Robes and every thing in snug, genteel and
Portable order, for sleigh-ridins.
Saint Psnl December. 1851. t Sass
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WHO WANTS FURNITURE!
STEES

!:
XA At the CABINET WARE-ROOM, cor
HxYan Of Third and Minnesota Streets, Saint
WN Paul, keeps on hand, and will sell cheap
~S7 for cash, Sofas, Divans, Bare nus, Tables
EM Desks, Lounges, Bedsteads, Chairs and all
ZEV u other descriptions Of Cabinet Ware, made
in the best manner, and out Of well-sea-
soned materials. The ubo are respectfully invited to
call and ex anime. 2-sS
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uillomriper.

JOSEPH BOWRON,
Notary Public and Land Agent,
WiIo,c Rirer, st. Croir co., Wisconsin.
Presumption claims secured and entries made by
Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an
Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyan
ces carefully and promptly attended to.
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EAGLE BAKERY.

TUNIE undersigned, the Anne rcan House, Saint
Paul, wish il to be understood by villagers and
by the people of Minnesota at large, that they will al
WAYS be prepared To sell Pilot Brea, Boston Crackers,
Euter Crackers, and all kinds of Crackers, Galena
and 81 Louis prices, and OF the best quality; and also
furnish families for balls and rarties every kind OF
Cakes. u Call and examine.
STUART & SPENCE.
Imne Isl. lH5l
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NEW CHEAP STORE.

TIME subscriber wishes inform the citizens of St.
Paul and its vicinity that he is opening Grocery
and Provision Store, in Spencers building, near the
hay scales Roberts street. The stock is and
fes consisting of Hams, Pork Tea, Coffee Sugar, Rice,
Tobacco Mackcrel, Oakum, Nails Glass, &c, in fact
every thing that generally found in store of the kind
all Of which will be sold very low prices for cash.
L. FRENTRESS.
p,up Auu 1881 l6
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October I6, 1851. 26-u
DOCTOR CARLOS,

Surgeon, Physician and -9cooucher,
A GRADUATE Of IA. Paris and Turin Universities
"A has taken his residence in st. Paul. lie will take
pleasure in exhibiting his Diploma any who de-
>r> 20 T. DIR. G. will have his Office NJ. Turpins
on Fourth street, ST. Paul, where be fund, and
wIil promptly at;cni 20 every call.
n . Dr. &. has Instruments of the most approved
kinos for every surgical operation required 32y
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Galenu.

w. L. j. FIDDICK.
MO. 1O6, Main street, Galena, Ill. Dealers in Dry
~ Goods, Groceries Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Queens
wares, &c May, 1851. "a y
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Saint Conis.

CITY HOTEL, ST. LOUIS
Corner of Third and Pine Streets.
T. BARNUM, proprietor, will always be happy to see
his frends who down business pleasure from
Wisconsin, Minnesota and from elsewhere up the Mis-
sissippi river. Nov. IA, 1850.
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Henry L. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Agent.-Stillwater, MINI. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for SALE
tcarranted genuine.
ABRAM VAN VORHES,
Attorney and Counsellor at Ldw and Solicitor in
Chdacery
viii attend all professional business entrusted TO his
care. sulwater Minnesota Ter. 62-u