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f.'S. NEWELL,
Commission Merchant.

A Nd Dealer in Foreign and. Domestic Hardware,
IA COOK, paror and heating stoves Ut all kinds, Sc
leCted from the Troy Cincinnati and ST Louis markets.
comprising the most varied assortment Of double oven
stoves and ranges the Eastern market affords Hollow
kettles, POTS ovens skcts, furnuces frying pans,
waffle irons, shovcls, longs, DC.
AsoFarming utensils, pioughs. cradles rakes, hoes,
shoyels, sCythes. snaths axes saws, sad roas zno,
spring balances coffee nils wire. nails, tsc6s, &c
Japaned of all Kinds, lamps and candlcstcks, Of
brass and brlttsna and kitchen ware tea ana
coffee pots spoons ladies' sknmers. tea coice aud si-
gar boxes scrub. backing and other brushes hydraulic
apparatus we cisterp and house pumps OF all sizes;
eId pipe. sheet. bar and zig lead, &c, &c
at my stand on Third, hear Roberts street, SAINT Paul
Minnesota. /. >. n.
September i, l55l. 2O-u
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ICE.

the days Of Dives ice evidently not IN use or
n that gentleman would have called for it, instead ol
a drop of cold water; for not only viii II cool The
patched tongue of the invalid but it will liia and
animation TO all Iced water is alone 1t Tor drinking
Then, now you keep Your butter your cucun'bers,
milk and cream, and fresh meat, cool whou;
ice? You have it, every morning delivered 20 YOU,
warranted and fresh at very snail advance Oh
the actual cost of manufacturing, OF
maZ7 f6-tfJ CHARLES Sf NUNS.
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p @ l2sr Il e
For the Pioneer.
TO the Stranger Immigrant.

TO the Stranger Immigrant.
A welcome, for those who have left
Their childhood homes afar,
With the sun, as he journeys west
For their glorious guiding star;
Who in the wilderness will raise
A new roof tree, and there,
Within its shadow will enshrine
The household gods they bear.
They are coming with joyous Spring,
With bird, and flower, and leaf,
But mingled with her welcoming
Is a whisper tone Of grief;
IT'S low farewell from one whose glance,
Long on river and plain, -.
Mourniui rests as in dreamy trance,
She may see them not again
GO, l go, TO the prairies wide
When glad spring flowers are bright,
The grass will wave ike billowy tide,
But not to greet my sight;
The rivers will proudly flow,
And the blue mdsummer skv,
The babes will mirror as calm below,
As were standing by.
Why should sigh from them TO go,
Although this land be fair,
My own New England home, know,
Hath loveliness more rare:
l. Il. q r
And their wings the song birds fold
In the dear old trees, whose bouehs still bend
Der the haunts beloved Of old.
There is not rock upon the hiil.
Or flower, or waving tree,
Sunny dell or gushing rill
But that is fraughI 10 me;
With thousand memories which, like Old,
Familiar voices come,
Till NY spris longs its wing to fold.
Like bird, in its Nesting home.
But from this glorious land l bear.
Back 10 the home hearth stone,
Memories that will mingle there
In my dreams with JOYOUS tone:
With sense OF freedom high and bold
Will my soul be ever iraught,
From its mighty river and forests old,
And boundless praires caught.
And gentle memories viii make,
In my heart a music low,
7 -. ., ,naiodi.s ,,b, =, ,,..La
Soitest echoes they Aow;
And the spoil wal Ser be broken.
Which around ne they have thrown,
Wrought by many ,inlly token
That my heart Will ever own.
know that in the years to come.
As fair these scenes will be,
And should nv footsteps bther roam,
As bright they'll welcome ne,
But ii my heart sho.id ask for ali,
The friends have loved 50 well,
What voice would answ or 10 the call?
What voice, all who may tell.
May not some beneath the sod
or The verdant prairle sleep:
Where scarce the " hite mans foot hath trod,
Some, still west. their way may keep;
And some 10 their olden homes again
May wearily have gone,
And should there any ye, remain
Would their hearts ihe s,ranser own,
Would one voice greet he as Of old?
One eye as kindly beam:
When the many changes have been told,
With which the years will TEEN;
only know my heart will e'er
Their memory enshrnc,
And ever will their names be dear;
VIII any treasure n,ne?
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TO THE. HUNGRY
DENTISTRy.
G. ". RIDDLE LATE or PITTPBURG pa

JAS permanently located IN 81. Paul. Fourteen years
close application to has profession together with
large and beautiful ASSORTMENT OF piain and gum teeth
enable him from entire of teeth hy
atmosphere pressure with beautiful representation ot
natural restoring the mouth to its natural shape
Diseased teeth permanently saved plugging; useless
teeth extracted with as ltte pain poss bic. Teeth
clesnsed ard diseased gums restored 10 health
Ohce at junction OF Hill and Saint Anthony street.
\. B.--A jobs warranted
ST; Paul, Nav l3. 4-ly
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and lies in the Indian Territory, between the St.
Peters and Mississippi rivers. and at point the
lake strikes within FIVE miles of the ST. Peters.
Several gentlemen say they have visited it before.
which is highly probabie--as Indian camps are
common and thickly nterpersed on the shores of
the lake. and Of course must have transpifed 10
the knowledge Of traders and others.
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Have YOU good Understanding I!

MARVIN. invites the public TO examine The
~ best stock of materials in his ne that has
been the Territory. He challenges either side al
the Atlantic to produce better qualits of French Gail
Skins. specially adapted for the season.
On hand, also, Ladies' me custom made shoes and
CATERS. Also, Gentlemens Calf AID hip BOuls, the best
tiat be made. You know The sttnu--Ihrd street,
/ near Roberts street.
Sn;u;Isul N.veTnber. 81
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REV ANS & LANSING,

GEAIIRS n stoves, anu manufacturers of every dies
~ crption of Tin and Copper Ware, few doors be
low the American House, ST. Anthony street
June 26 l6lI 40
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L IL EN EIs

Corner Third end Ro5ertS SIS, Pc0i, Nta.
MANUFACTURES OF zinc, tin, sheet iron aud cop
w per- informs ihc citizens of -. Paul that ne hte s
hand large OF stoves, which he viii sell
very low for cash Call and beOe buy ing elsewhere,
a>o oi the best quality. at wholesale aud re
tail Indian traders would do well to call and examine
~. Paul lime g 1852. 1-ly
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ER EcII ME- At.

have an arrangement now, keeping fresh meat
i ice, in a winter temperatures and ~ shall be spar
ing, neither of pains money TO have the choicest
beef pork, mutton, lamb, sausages and other varieties,
customers may send in their servants children, for
bit Of tenderic, steak roast, or something else that
is good, and tey shall have the best III the shop, and
honest weight. My shop remember is on >t. Anthony
street. just few steps above Fuer's story BRICK.
mav25-Gd WIN. WELLS.
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS.


EUST received from the East, the spring style OF SIX
~ Hats beautiful article also large assortment oi
kossuih, hungarian and Macy Hats also fine assori
for boy ana children. Oil Cloth and Cloth Caps
every sty and all prices the ST Paul Hat and Cap
Store Eff r. o. WALKER
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EOOTJ.FSS

II for people to expect prosperity who practice the
4 bad economy of buying wretched sale boots and
shoes, when theN find genuine custom made WORK
both stWed and peggcd WOmen's shoes gentlemen )
coarse and hue boots custom made honor. of the
best material next door TO Dr. Barhour's ApotheCary
shop and nearly opposite the Post Office Third street,
ST. Paul; where YOU may always lind ready take your
measure, when il. JOHN QUINN.
p. : Prices line calf boots, Sc 0} second quality,
s. so; best Kip, 81 50; best brogans. 81 90.
Jan. %. fltf
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IL who love good ed-lng caA al me 81 Pali bane-
IA ~. where the, do things up nite not Blown
We shan have on hand ali tunes, Bread aud CracA-
ers Cakes Candies OF every description; Ice Cream
and small Beer, and ever, thing else line. Gail
and lot yourselves. { d w. BATES.
St. Paul. April % le52 2--ti
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st. paul Business Gar0s.
MECHANICAL s. PROFESSIONAL
IrUALKNoCKINGs ST. PAUL

MECHANICAL s. PROFESSIONAL.
SPIRITUAL kNOCKINCS L.. ST. PAUL.
glNiE subscriber the of Fifth and Mime
II "a streets, is now Neck Mock Nockins ;, old
rags ITO handsome, cheap and durable Carpets. Ladies
and gentlemen, please call and those spiritual knock
incs, you will not intrude.
large quantity of carpet warp on hand and carpets
made 10 order. L. NJ. WALTERS.
St. PAU, May Is, ls52. Aft
T.. Il. PRICE,
lDLASTERER, can be found near the corner of Jack
and s xth streets near the lower SHIN gle MILL
q b. p has served regular apprenticeship at the bas
ness of plasterng and believes he give entire satis
faction To those who may employ him, any branch
his business
p. s.--Two good jonrneymen are wanted immediately
ST. Paul, Aug. "A, le5l II
W. H.PARkEK.
HDLASTERER and cisern-b builder, informs the people
Il of SAINT Paul and vicinity, that ne VII attend
promptly and faithfully the work entrusted him, in
his line Of business, which c Processes and
thoroughly. June Ie, lo5l. 9-y.
BOOK BINDING.
vNIHE subscriber wound respectfully inform the ct-
n OF 81 Paul and its vicinity. that he l.
ing the above business, in the 2nd story Of r. NJ
Spencers building, corner OF 5th anu Rcbot street
Particular attention paid binding Magazines iiod-
icals &C. in plain fancy binding at the shortest notice
and on reasonable terms.
JAMES MACINTOSH.
Il. Paul, March p, 1852. 49-tf.
NEW LIVERY STOCK.
II N
Il pcct early in May, an addition to their Livery
Stock several and elegant carriages bggies and
barouches aso harnesses and horse furnishings ard
equipage OF the most elegant description.
ALSO--an additional stock oi hle booCed, well bro
Ken horses Query. II spirited horses in under
the luoa Law viii they be in danger o being Anock-
ed in the head,
Our entire new stock will cost 100000. No
other stable in the West, out Of Saint Louis, will be
ienud : complete Is
VIII our friends and the pnsiic please remember that
M the Livery Stable in the OF the American House.
the upper END OF Saint Paa they can az al hours
have such convey by land, wheels horse
back they may desire:
PATTiSON q BENSON.
ST. Paul, Aprl, Is, 1882. self
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ST. PAUL,
Door. Sash, and Blind ManufactOrv,
Corner of Fourth and -. Peter SIgeets.)
NJ. WISE y CO.,
NVER grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
IL extended to them, beg leave 10 inform the b"lers
OF st. a and the al mankind III general that the
always on hand and prcparepared 10 make any
amount OF Doors, Window sash, Blinds and Frames
order, a short notice in the durable manner and
AT the most reasonable prices for cash. Give call
December %, 1851. MICHAEL WISE.
30y JONAS GISE.
PAINTING.
SHERM & NORES. Fourth street, s..
- Paul, lie middle Of town, in the building Of
Mr.. Knox, up stairs be found ready attend to
Painting all departments. House painting,
painting. carriage and ornamental painting al done
up promptly, and with paints OF the best quality. IL we
DO work il d slovenly UNIV Orkmanllhe manner,
do not expect get business in the enlightened town
st. Paul SAY SHERMAN x MO"EY.
TO THE HC SGEY.
VvNfE subscriber has opened meat shop, next door
n west of Farriugton's Brick store 81 Aathony
where he shall he happy to meet his customers, nt "
and old. IL there such thing in the world good
beef ana fat mutton and pork, lie intends have for
sale. A. TIrALOW.
~. Pahi. MAY l3, 1852 Aft
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TRUM NJ. SMITH

XKyOULD respectfully inform the Merchants and
w others having Notes ana Accounts 70 collect,
IL at he will attend tu the collecting of Notes ami Ac-
counts in st. pai, ST. AnthonN and the surrounding
country. Per centage moderate, and ali business in
trusted 20 my will he promptly attended 10,
have no other business my hands.
References
Capt. A Wkin, Sery. of Territory; 8 ii. Sergeant,
w. Dahl, VIM. VI. stllman s. Co., IL. &. SandioTd,
DR.. \. Barbopr.
May be found at the Of VIM. H. StiIiman & Co.,
when not absent business All Notes and Accounts
left in the hands of w ii. Stiil. Co.. Will receive
prompt attention by
TRU MAN NJ. SMITH.
ST pnnl. oh. u. l-.lo. Ally.
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WILLIAM TAYLOR.
Rarber and Hair.Drpsspr.

HAS built and fitted up a SHAVING SALOON, on
n Third street, next door West Of the Post Of
nee in Saint Paul. to the increasing luxury and
elegance, of the growing metropolis OF
he will be happy 10 citizens and strangers Saint
Paul. in every branch Of his business according the
best Of HIS abilitys
june 5, 1851.
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Saint 11anl Business Caros.
(MECHIWIClL.)
MILLINERY.
AIRS. l.. NJ. STO A X ES. wishes TO infor,n tie


MILLINERY.
MRS. l.. NJ. STOAKES, wishes to nform til,
A Ladies of 81 Paul and vicinity, that she is thank
full TO them for their kind patronage during the preceding
year She has just returned from the East with the L.,
J TEST Fashions and n SPLENDID assortment OF Goods
she has Ribbons that cannot be surpassed both beauty
and quality this side of New York Artificial flowers anf
pumes, Nelvet aud Velvet Trimmings of every color
etc She be found her old stand, few rods Yves
OF the Presbyterian Church. where she would be- happy
10 attend to any order in her line OF business.
November, 1851. s-2syl
TO THE LADIES OF ST. PAU.
nEEPLY sensible of past iavors again invite yo,.r
NJ attention to my MILLINERY ESTA b.
LISHMENT, confidently assured that can show
you variety OF materials and Trimmings that will repay
inspection
My facilities are now increased for supplying you with
the latest styles and hope to he able meet every
mand which taste and style may require
My arrangements for the seassn, persuaded will
ly ensure that success to which the Ladies OF Saint
raul are SO Wiling to contribute, when punctuaity and
anxiety to please are blended with knowledge Of what
NJ A. MARVIN.
Third Street. ST. Paul, November 20, 1851 81
JEWELRY. JEWELRY!
'JNHE subscriber has just received from New York II
large assortment ci rich and fashionable Jewery,
consisting III part of the following articles: gold chains
hnger rgs ockets, ear rings, cuH pins ladies and
breast pins, bracelets for seals and buckles gold pens
ana pencils; which ne Will sell On very reasonable terms
WATCH REPAIRING.
6NhRoNOMOTER. duplex, horizontal and vertic 81
~ watches carefully repaired and warranted The
subscriber will give his personal attention the nice
and important branch of watch repairing, and the
rous neat and intricate departments of the Jewery bu-
sness and hopes by strict attention the wants and
wishes oi his customers, 10 merit heir appreciation and
patronage. A. ID. ROBINSON,
Matchmaker and Jeweer.
ST. Paul, April %, 1852. Elf
EUaT received, large assortment Of Clocks, cheap
sD for cash, at ROBISSON'S leweiry Store.
LOOK SHARP.
ORSES shod according to Nature, and Shoes made
n FOL all kind of Diseased Feet, by
BROOKE d ARTHUR,
Al Their new shop, On ST. Anthony street. above Fort
street where they are prepared to do all kinds Of
BLAC SMITIiNC.
share OF the public patronage is respectfully solicit
ed
n. b. No charges for Horse Shoeing when salts
factory to customers.
st Paul Feb s. 11-tf.
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JOHN HOLLAND L. CO.

AUcrIoNEERs AND GENERAL AGENTS
EVURNITURE Warehouse, Bench street. Saint Pau,
II Improved Farms, Town lots. and houses for sale
. Advances on con,nsnmtnts, and prompt pay
Eent ON sales Good references gwen when required.
50. Paul, April l5 lc52. 52-ly
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EhGLE, BAKERY.

NTOW shall have on hand, at all hours OF day aud
l. night loayes, crumpeJs, hers, cakes Of al
sorts,-eVery thing IN ny line, done up according &c
the best of NV skill. Thanking public for past
encouragement, | shall continue your custom.
corner OF 1t. Anthony aud Fort streets.
AoriI L. 1852 f52-tO GEO. SPENC
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NATHAN SpICER.

Wuichndker and JeIceler, Ihtrd-St., 81. Paul,
HAS just received and keeps constantly hand a
Il general assortment of Clocks, Watches and Jew
ery Aso Perfmery and every other article in his line
Gentlemen and Ladies respectfully invited to call.
November, 1851.
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SHOE STOR F..

IL II LpuEL is now Receiving an extensive
. aLs ND assortment Of Ladies' shoes, COM
prsing all the latest and fashionable styles. Those
wishing 10 purchase will please step in early to Old
tho great crowd. Store opposite the Library.
ST. Paul, May 6, 1852. 3-tf
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TO sTRANGERsIN ST. PAUL.

VUNHE subscriber has provided for The accommodation
OF bosrders; both by the day and by the week, will
or without iodgiDg-at very moderate prices. Inqnir.
for the Ga'ena House, al Ike first building Roberts
above Third, opposite Winnie Cooiey'S Clothing
tore iulT-S-lv Wm TRI SSONE.
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MUSIC.

MUSIC.
MRS. BIDDLE, teacher Of music, announces the
vi ladies OF ST Paul and vicinity, that she Will give
instructions the Piano Forte. Former success in
bringing pupils rapidly forward, n promise OF
general satisfaction Those wishing her services
call at her residence, junction of Hill and ST. Anthony
streets.
ST. Paul. MAY 10. 4--tf
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REAL ESTATE NOTICE.

VuNIE signed, having been appointed Agents for
the sale of Real Estate, give notice that they have
ten lois in KitsOns addition to St Paul, and six lots in
Whitney Smiths. ASLO-lour lots III the upper
town, hi ich they will sell cheap application being
nade to them al their auction rooms.
COLLINS Il LULL,
Auciioneers and Reel Estate Agents.
ST Paul. April 10. 1882. 52-tf
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FIRE AND W ATER PROOF PAINT.
IF you want your buildings from Gre and your
l. roofs from rotung get fire proof paint. IL be
sold cents per pound; and is the cheapest and best
paint in the world Enquire Lott MofFets. Of the
Agent The paint is warranted. A. SANBORN.
ST. Paul May 1859.
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VXyHPrE Grsnite dining plates, teas, cofets,
w pitchers, &c, late arrival,
iu3 Wv z MARSHALL.
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G.. INQUIRE. CUNSMKTH.
4 t the sign Of the Big Gun, Third street, Paul,
N door TO Caves Saloon. is prepared do any
work in s line OF business, promptly and to the entire
satisfaction of Gus toners.
JulS 81. 1851. j.
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ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA TERRITORY, THURSDAY, 1852
6tlllwater Business Gar0s.

6tillwatcr Business Car0s.
Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Agent.--Stillwater, MINI. Ter. Lane
warranted genuine.
ABRAM VAN WORRIES.
Attorney and Counsellor at Lao and Solicitor in
CkonGcry.
Will attend 10 all professional business entrusted hi:
care. saltwater, Minnesota Ter. 62-tf
THEODORE f. PARKER.
Attorney h Counsellor at Law,
Stahmofer, Minnesota Territory.
THE, LAKE HOUSE.
MATTHEW TAISEY Proprietor,
March 5, ls5a a.
MARBLE WORKS.
NNM. WILAIM, agent for Matthew Lawton, Marble
w Cutter, OF Pittsburgh, prepared TO receive
orders and furnish all kinds of Monuments, Tombs and
Grave Stones, OF the best workmanship and material
WM. WILIIM.
saltwater, April la. 1852. 1T
\NM. w. HANKS,
4 his Stiliwnter is now prepared 10 offer
IN 10 his customers, much larger and better assor
of Goods, than he has before brought into
this market His as ortment is entirely fresh and boua
this spring at the very lowest figures II includes al
most every article called for in stores and espe
ciay such goods most wanted by villagers and
iunipGrlnen HATS ana Gaps, Boots ana shoeS, rthdy
made Clothing, Crockery, Hardware, Flour, Bacon,
Pork, Eggs, Butter, Cheese, Sauces and Condiments,
Sugar Coffee, Tea, salt, Molasses, Fish Dry Goods of
all sorts, and especially for ladies' Fresh goods
viii be ordered promptly from week TO week to
have constantly hand. whatever the trade may
quire. These goods, customers may dcpend upon buy
ing, for que pay, at very moderate profits. Being de
ernilned 10 make bad debts, w ". H. feels assured
that he sell goods low they be bought any
where in these parts Ielal
WIN. w. HANKS.
saltwater, May l3 1859. I'll ~.
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RFNTAnrIN FFIT.

WHO'LL EsALE AND RETAIL DEALER
GrOcer les. PrOyis ions. &
MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL.
VIII sell az the lowest cash prices S-N
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A HUMOROUS LING
THE TRUTH,

Way up IN the ''northern country be-
tween New York and the Canada line, thers
are several gentlemen living upon estates
owned by them. friend Of one or the
gentlemen wrote TO him from New York
city, making inquiries with view to emf
CRATE, if the information received was agree
able. The Burlington Vermont, Free
Press, publishes the reply, which represents
the undIsco vered country second Beulah.
The reply is As follows:
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John j. Dewey, NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office on Third street.
DOCTOR CARLOS,

Surgeon, Physician and .fccOucher,
GRADUATE of the Paris and Turin Universities,
has taken his in 81. Paul. lie " III take
pleasure exhibiting his Diploma TO any VINO de-
H. DR.. C. will have his Office al NJ Tur
on Fourth street, ST. Paul; where he ca be found. and
will Iromptiy attend to every call
\. b. Dr. G.. has ument is eli the most approved
kinds for every surgical operation ever required 32y
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EDWARD M'LAGAN,
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION.
At the Lower Landing, 81. Iaul
Ii Commission and Cohsgninents, will be prompt
n ly and carefully attended 10.
References: b. II. Campbell, R. MLagan, Gaicna;
Geo. DeBaun, ST. Louis
Lower Steamboat Landing, St. Paul, Min.
March Is, 1859. 49-y.
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Saint lutI)onp.
tOiIlomripcr.

JOSEPH BOWRON,
Notary Public and Land Agent,
" ulo,c RiUer, 81. Crotc CO., ~ Wisconsin
Presumption claims secured and entries made BY
Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an
Mortgages constantly Or hind, and convey an
ces carefully and promptly attended 10.
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G. j. KOYITG M 90

K7CR Mandatory; ever, thing in the f!r line made
n The best manner. Ladies fIrs sleigh robes, fu
coats, caps ard gloves. Upper Town. Fuers brch
store, St. Paul. 45-u.