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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-08-25
TRt MAN NJ. SMITH.

J4aict oT He ieacf, 4sWUV I"tIc, C0ttstl05 ana
G0ral Agcu.
HAS removed his Office to the Brick Block opposite
y the Post Office, corner of Third and Minnesota
streets. where he viii be found ready attend the
collection Of debts purchasing and selling real estate
paymsgt of taxes, locating Land Warrants, &c. Hav-
ing been in the business for some time past. and
being provided with Of all the ed portion
of the Territory and of the tbe st Peters
he haters himself that he will be able give sattac
ton TO all who may give him call
". Il. Town Lots IN St. PaH, 81 Anthony and al
the St Peters for sale reasonable prices
Also, Farms IN the country with or without improve
ments
81. Pan June 2, ls53.--7tf
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CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.

yIDWARD STEWART, architect and builder. is
~ grepaged 10 furnish materials aad buildings
OF any size style. by strict endcavor t. Just suit
The people. he hopes To merit continuance oi the pat
ronHge LIBERAL, extended for the past tW Wears.
L. Attention gwen 10 the appraisng oi Real Estate.
\. Is. 10 good ipUrne. men wautcd for the
season. o.iice on Third street 4-50 y
/ Mar "a
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ljllosou.
BENZ MIN ALLEN,

Anora'y 1t Lo'r, HUDSON, St Cr,ir County, 11ts
JOSEPH BOWRON,
A0tvy Pu,kc ami Lend Agfqt, HutSon, 81. Croi1
County, Wisconsin.
EeRE-ENPTIoN Claims secured, and entries made
n by Military Laud Warrants. Blank Deeds and
Mortgages constantly hand aad convey care
fully and promptly attended to.
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4 r his old stand, which IL known 10 a great many
"A friends especially those VINO have pstroniIed htr
long, Keeps different stock Of Goods rom ihs NIX
ture which he formerly kept. lie now keeps p9y
Goods alone, including a prime selection Of Read.
Made Ciog and the largest and best stocH OF Boots
and Shoes ever opened any where, including Ladies
shoes lie has also variety OF Blankets Whitney ant
Horse Blankets, which he always hes done, he sells
at prices TO SUIT his friends.
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CEas. " bs-yt. cHAs. H. oAhEs.
8OHyP s. OAKES.
ygSfiE under gned having formed copartnersbip for
irassctnt IN Ekcb blnge and Banking business IN all
Us brt ches, -g be prepared 10 furnish sight
and imo eGehges tie Egst and principal cities Of
the West. Re ilittances Great Britain, Ireland, and
continent OF Europe made sums TO suit purchas
sight sHd tme ts and European exchanges purchased,
collections ma!e, and proceeds remitted sf usual rates
of exchange. ~ ohes business committed to cure,
punctUally attended 10.
DORUP l. OAKES.
jyi lift
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DENTISTR Y.

DEN kINKKl.
.4s---=-> e. w. BIDDi.E. late Of Pittsburg, Pa
Es <sse.-S has peyrnanently located Paul.
(,FTrS:ssss Fourteen wears close application his
~-LLJJ proit ssion, together with large aua
beautiful assortment Of pain aAd gum teeth enable Im
from II entire set o teeth by atnos pterc
pressure with beautiful representation OF The natural
gun. restoring the mouth to its natural shape.
Diseased tcet! permanently saved o. plugging; useless
eeth extracted With III i!lc pain possible. Teeth
clegnsed and diseased gums restored In health.
OsIice and residence Main street, between Saiu
Peters anu Market.
n. B.--Ail jobs warranted.
ST. Pau, July 2o l5-iy
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We have heared Of the lion and the lam ii i0G
donn together oi tie bEonzsd Otheiio re9osing
on nubta bed with the beautiful Desdemona-
Of the man who accldently walking mo motion
iron in rolling uiil and stepping into cold air
found a pair OF cast-iron boots had grown on his
feet-we have h, ard of Muncllaused and Eoor-
back, bat the story il the Nonparel Of yesterday
morning, about common house cat sucking and
carressing common barn door chicken, echPses
them an NATURE as an old Kentucky ne.
gro used to say, " berry often beats his self"
[Cincnnati Enquirer.
DR.. Forbes, who has written n book on ireland
lately, thinks that very large proportion Of Fa.h-
er Matthew's ree,otai converts in Ina: coun,r,
have gone back to whlskey.
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p. & =. UKt VI,

MAIN STREET, Opposite GALENA HOTEL
HgANUTACTURE and keep constantly hand II
AfI complete tmeR Of fancy and " ndsor Chairs
Also, Bureaus, Tables, stands Writing Desks, Looking
Glasses, Bedsteads, &C, DC. Persons wishing pUr-
viii do well call before they buy elsewhere
are prepared sell good article. and terms
nytGiably cash, we afford 50 sell - cheap, or
cheaper than sl.y other i'll the city onabie de-
ducton made ersuus buy ing sell again All orders
from Il distance p1uc,Ualy attended 10.
Gaena Aiay, 1851. "a
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J.. IL, BSERS.

Corner Third and Roberts SIS, Paul, Mn
XgANUFACTUi.iI iIR Of zinc, tin, she iron and cop
lvh 2er informs the CitIzens OF ST Paul. that he keeps
on hand large assortment Of stoves which he viii sell
very low for Cash Call and before buying elsewhere;
also ware of c best quality, At wholesale aud
tail Indian traders wt aid do we'll TO call and examine.
81 Iaul lime g. 1859 7-iy
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MUSIC

NIRS BiDDLE, teacher OF music, announces 10 INC
VI ladies Of -. Paul and vicinity, tha, she VII! give
instructions on the Piano Forte Forner success III
bringing pupils rapidly forward pro use OF
general satisfaction. Those wishing her services, en-
call at her residence, junction. o Hill aud 1T. Anthony
streets
81. Paul May 49, Aft
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1852. GREAT STOCK or DRUGS. Is52.
DODGE a BENTZ.
NO. l00 MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL.
AFFER for sale the following Drugs, Ac., al the low
~ est prices
1860 lbs tartariC acid ]o,000 lbs putty
25 Kegs curb. soda SO bbls spts. tnrpentine
10 bbls cream tartar 500 lbs Paris green
l00 lbs Eng blue mass 10 casks Old port wine
100 do Eng. and Am. call 90 bbls Eng. epson salts
10 casks sulphur 10 do caraway seeds
10 cases BRUSH lustre do Eng. grid mustard
IL DO Eng rid borax 10 do copal yhrrsh
IS bbis plaster paris do Mpccahoy snuff
do camphor 100 lbs oil peppermint
500 GuiDiue 12 lb " lemon fresh
. bbis castor oil SO doz paint brushes
1900 lbs ext quorice 81 dog gross Lees pills
100 90 nsp'd extracts 50 do DO essences
$50 do Turkey opium 25 bxs CASTLE soap
500 90 herbs a doz TOwpsend's Sarsaa.
25 slrvchnine 20 gross bears oil
SO do morphine 50 legs saltpetre
500 bxs McCulIv' glass 1000 DO X. COnhlig & s0ns
SO lbs linseed oil pure white lead.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
HouGhon's pepsin, i.ouden Il co. medicines,
Pain Miller, Soans medicines &c.
Together with large and well selected stock Of eve
~ article line We especially invite the attention
of purchasers from the upper country 10 our stock and
prices jsZ2-l4-ly
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Galeud.

WAR EiGLE MILLS. GALENA.
g UTERINE EXTRA FLOUR, bran, shorts and
~ horse feed ccataAy on hand and for sale at low
est cash l.. HENPSTEAD Il co.
Gaena Sept. 9, 1862. 4,2O
$. CRAWFORD co.
" hateyale oa,d Rotai Druggists, No. 81 1f4n Sircd,
Goi.na.
EyAVE just received iull supply Of Drugs. Medi-
Z 4 cnes Paints. Otis Dye-Stufis " rndoN Glass.
Glassware Putty. &c., dc. They win te constantly
receiving supplies of the above and t;hcr articles
thc line, AID would call the ton Of those wishing
to purchase, they offer 20 sell ST. Louis prices
Galcna Oct 9, 1851.
GEO. FERGUSON.
". 90 Ma. .,ied, GGtc,.a, M5ra is.
Sg1HOLESALE AID ietail dealer in hardware and
Cutterv, CAST steele, Nails Mechanics and Mi
nars' Tools Rope and Farming implements. If
GEO. G. STROVHFI,
Man Nsod, GGlcta, III.
Sole Agent in Gaona for the sale of 'oan's Medcin
IL. NicLAGAN,
GtIhRAGE Commisstun, Water Street. between
~ Green and Washington Streets, GAlcna, III.
). S. MERRILL & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
No. SO, SteoMboa! Landing, Ga!ena.
l.. :. FELT, Calena, III.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
ceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Croc@ery, liousefurnisbing Goods,
Mattresses, DC.
ALSO-keeps constantly on hand large stock
of Rife and Blasting Powder and Fuse 2-lO
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CIIAS. IL. Parker.

BANKER and Exchange Broker, St. Paul Minnesota
Territory. DGe attention ruii To col !ccil)nS, and
proceeus ren,ted promptly at the lowest of ex-
change and If paid in a. or before maturity. charge
for ConIlssion Sight drafts eastern and hcrn
cities, constantly ioT sale. Land Warrants bonsht and
sold 5-i0 H
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Iron, Steel, Nails, Groceries, PrOyis.
ions, &c,
SLIGO IRON STORE,

hNE winter stock of cyery ar'icle usually kept
~ oUr Iron Store is Large and Complete, to VII
wc invite the attention of The public. u embraces
ana SHEET IRON, CAST SLEIGH SHoEs, STEEL, y AiI
ANFILs, bellows, NIcEs, CHAINS, glue, 80. Ais
A II q well stlrr,ep
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JEFkEY II. ADAMS, NJ. d..
PHn'.S ECIAN A ND 81 r. u ON,
OiIice :orner Maine and Front Streets,
NASxATO. BLUE EARTH COUNTY.


TtRNER GENERAL,
Corner if Fourth and Minnesota street.
CsrAtR Ban, tiers, Daiusirades, Columns OF the dif-
~ ferepf OF architeCt tute Tool Handles " agon
tIubs &c sr o TO order promptly and in wortmaniike
,oauner sept30-24-y
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Burbank's Northwestern Express.

Burbank'S northwestern Express.
nURING the close of navigation will dispatch spe-
kf cal messengers to and from st. Paul and Gaiena,
semi nonthly Freights forW Wlrded twice a week--all
kinds Of Express business including remitances of mo-
ney, collections purchase and sale of merch2ndLe and
property, s c., promptly attended TO.
T.. X. RICE, g. Co. ).,
CONSTANS d BURBANK. -Ns' .
81. Paul, Dec. 9, lsj2-tf
\. Il. messenger VIII leave for Gdlena, Monday,
Dec. 20 Money and orders should be handed in before
: O'clock of that morning.
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4 Large assortment OF Safes, Of various sizes and
= patterns, with and without powder proof iochs:
To- sale ai the Depot, iiG Water street, New York.
HUrsldI proof Bank Vaults, ana Vault Doors nude 20
order
SEEiRNS & MARTIN, Iate RoiF. Stearn. i
Co, successors to Rich n Coz ll6 alter 81 and cou-
NJ ui Avenue and - Marks Place, :, y, sole pro-
pfIcors Of Rich Patent. ad tht only makers AT Sata-
mander sails, combining " .iier and X! ms patents.
WM. CONcTAN, Il co,
Nov la lS52-tf AGENTS. - pauI
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,,,:y HARNESS EsTABLIsHMEyT.

FbNE subscribers world lgIUrn ,n; fltIFHa "i Si!pl
Paul and all the country round about that tbey
conducting the above business all its branches,
Third Street nearly opposite the Post Oice, where
he supplied, short notice with all kinds
OI IarDess Brides Saddles, Fly Nets, Trunks, Nascs
Whips &C. &c.
May IA, '53-tf MARTIN DREW &. co.
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MRS. MARY YMEkRECh,
Fashionable MiIliner 81 MaRtua Maker.
M 90 MAIN SIREET GAIENA Ills
TO THE LADIES.


10 20 NRs. MERRICK, at Galepa, and learn to cut
Va dresses for yourselves othcrs ouy halt day is
required learn this improved plan Ii Is the best and
most simple mode yet invented. teach by fowler's
improved plan, ana Satisfaction given OF no charge.
MARY MERRICK.
Galena, Nov. LIST, 1852. 3g-u
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TECrUREN UOrsE BUILDING

MARrl. ID, CLAnh. fort Streel, -. fau,
OFFERS his professional SERVICES III the above
" branches He tecls assured from thc confidence
imposed in his ability anil skill for the last wear
NY II the most accomplished citizens Of the town, 10
offer his services in any dcpartntut of huilag that
be rtluiTed H. under ah.> 80 be respUusthe ur
the it.thi aud npiete tNectiCn of Lis WORK. and
VIII he prompt to perform il within the ;ia.e pecled
ln the contract 39--ly
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LADIES. LADIES. LADIES.
NOW is the time for you 20 try if you cannot
~ get all kinds of plaD straw, brsid chip and fancy
trimming; Bonnets altered made In the fash
onable style bIeached and pressed, and done equal
any city in the east.
Bonnets altered 10 the present fashon,-5e cts.
II only bleached and pressed-37cts.
4 liberal percentage allowed TO milliners.
Black and Maroon, coiored finished at the above
price, at the ST. Paul Bleach House. UPPER end Of 81.
Anthony street. by Mrs &. SPARhES.
msrch-Sg 4-i0 en-
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Which We offer al CUR rsu;il, .Ow prices. We shall
'e happy IA orr Old customer. eli ones
who with TIE CASH. " e. iuteld houc efcrwaId Il
DO business only on Tie Cash y stem.
MARSHALL & co.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

EHRS. MARVIN would announce to The lalies OF 81.
1'k Paul. that she has just received from New York
large, varied and splendid assortment o Bonnes OF he
latest summer Styles She aters herself that upon
auuation it Will be conceded tbat handsome stock
of Millinery, Flowers, Ribbons, &c, never before
brought the Territory. ALSD-BaTeges, Tissues,
Dress Silks &C. &c, all of which will be sold LOWER
than the goods before Offered in
this market, lune 10 OF.
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FRUIT TREES AND sHRtRBERY.
ICE. ICE. ICr,..:

yH>IE undersigned has put up she past winter several
thousand tons Of this delicious article, in thickness
varying from three feet, which he offers for che
supply of private families hotels boarding houses boats
&c. His supply inexaustable and he invites the pa
tronage OF Tie several towns and cities on the river.
.s47 G. SYMONDS.
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STOVES AND TIN WAR

STOVES AND TIN WARE.
At NcssoiFs cid stand Third Street, f,u doors
West Of Jackson Styed.
FENfE subscriber will keep hand constantly good
Il assortment of Tin Ware, which he will sell at
wholesale retail.
Also, a general assortment OF STOVES. Orders from
country dealers solicited
n b. Repairing done or short notice.
GEO. RUSSELL, Agent.
ST. Paul, June 2, lsS3--7-ly.
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j. ~. BASS n co.,
Forwarding, Storage and Commission
Merchants.

j. ~. BASS n co.,
Forwarding, Storage and Commission
Merchants.
Nd,n I'cW, MaaeOfp IuTiiorQ.
TTIliDLESALE dealer. IN Groceries and Provisions
w Grain, Flour, Lime, Hair u}d Produce of all
Kinds, excl, sively commission.
J. W. &. " Co. have large, ana commodious
Wharf Boat and also the " harcuuu,t on the lcyce
Lower Laitl Corner Of Sihley and Water Streets }
aiInrdng the.n facilities superior to any engaged in
similar business and enabling them to handle goods for
the country Tree of Grayage.
REFERENCES.
Consiin & Smith, \. Y. Riggs s lowering 81. ouis
/. th0teau. r. n Co n. Y II. f. Met ioskey, Gnena
u. J. W. Banning, Gin. o. d. II. Campbell.
Dole RAMSEY, Chicago, Ill., r. Choteau, jr., & Co,
1T. Louis, Missouri.
j. MCMAHON HOLLAND.
IHo,ncy anil CounshiE9r at Lq,c and Sohcf3r i,s
ChancGy.
MANKATo, Blue EARTH COUNTY, MIN. TER.
Office, corner of Front and Main Streets
MINNESOTA REFERENCES.
Gov. w. A. Goruian,
J. Travis Rosser. Esp.' Sec Min. Ter
Capt. L. II Simpson, u. ;. Top. Eug'rs. : st. Paul.
A j. Morgan, Esq, Pioneer Olice,
D. A. Robertson, Esq,
Hon. II. ii. SitIey, Mendoza.
MARYLAND REL ERENCEs.
Gov. e. Louis Lowe,
L. ii. O'Neai, Esq, Secretary of State
Judges LegraHd, Tick aud Ecleston Of Annapolis
Supreme Court of Mary land
Hon. AleNanier Randall,
Joun Y L. Me Nulnu. Esd. HaltimOre
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DOCTOR l.. c. KINNEY,

U7tce M Tf0IIand I1Iutf,
SAINT aNVaoNY STREET, SAINT PAUL,
gTENDEkS ss professional services 10 The citizens OF
st Haul and vicinity Having had experience
ot Ten LeaTs in The practice OF Medclne, one OF
which was spet Us Pts sioaa and Surgeon with the IT,
= army IN Me Nico, he ha,ters himself that he viii be
able 10 merit the confidence Of all who NAY iavor him
with share ot their patronage
lulN is1f
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CENTRAL AMERICAN BANK.

D ICHARDs, CLARKE d co, Bankers and Dealers
Ie in Exchange. Collections made throughout the
Territory, and emitted for rates Of exchange
Paul July al ISI1-v
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ST. PAUL BAKERY.

~ u w. BATES, keep constantly on hand q goo
~ assortment Of Bread, Cakes, Crackers and Can
dies Of all knds variety Of nuts, pies beer, sc.
Also just reed fresh lot Of Groceries all Of whic
will be sold cheap for cash, the OLD stand Thn
Street, Lower Town.
st. Paul, June 9. 1853. ly
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JOHN H.. SMITH L. co.,

y acRnHfers aHa Jerek'rs, Nam 81, GIcna, NinoiS
d Large and wei seierted assortment Of Clocks
IA Watches, Jewciry and silver Spoons, CONSTANT! ou
hand fer sale low. Engraving neatly executed. 4!
kinds of Jewery made To nrief and neatly repaired
All orders punciually attended The highest pTio'
paid tor old gold and silver. 2-20
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JOHN EsAIAs WARREN. IoSEPH wAkEFiEl
WARREN Il WAKEFIELD.
0rs ia ChaRcery:
Office on third Street between Roberts and Cedar


4 TTORNEiS AND cot N~ELLoRS AT LAW
~ end Sgiotnr, in thtncery, 81 Paul, Minnesota
viii attend prom ptntss and fidelity all Law buSi
tun,l r. iu their care III Mnnusoia and the djon-
ing counirt ri lsconsn-
fpag! lar attention VIII be gwen To the collection
sf debts, sit the location Ui Land Warrants.
Sept. Is ls5l 22-ly
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ICE CREAM SALOON Il GENERAL
CONEECTIONARI ARLISHMENl


ICE CREAM SALOON Il GENERAL
CONFECTIONARY ESTA
tiE Subscribers in returning their sincere thanks 10
heir patrons and the public ia general oT the liberal
encouragement they have received, desire inform
thein tidi they have opened Ice Cream Saloon in
Tie building formerly known Hchcox & kellogg's
Drug store on Third street. They viii always have Ice
Cream and every article i'll the confectionery line La
dies and Gentemen please give Us n call.
iheS VIII also inform the public that they have al
ways on hand a, their Confectionery, uear the Amer
can ouse, l assortment of fancy aud plain Candies
which they Will sell almost low il can be bought
in -. Louis Merchants will lind il TO their advantage
- call before sending below. All orders for cakes
prom ntly hlied. REM a kARCIIER.
St Pau July Z, 1852 ly.
NE,y GROCERY STORE.
Ii Is ,try comn3,s 10 Signs 'CheGp for Cash )"
'.Lo,coa IN Tdarn,'' "Gyeat Bargaas,' "SJrritual
RaFfaags," g..
u1UT Just step into Geo. H. Oakes' Grocery and Pro-
~ vision Store enquire the price Goods, and if
they are not cheap buy them -. Louis
VIII give il up. The following h few Of tie
cics:
500 bbls -four, extra S. F. 25 do crushed do
iJ5 90 pork, mess, 25 DO loaf do
30 do iard 100 boxes Candies mould
30 do butter, so do star 90
10 10 molasses, 80 do soap,
ID DO : II do 3 bhis Goldfish,
go Kegs golden syrup, 26 Dbl. beans,
~ hhts haus, so sacks dried apples,
10 do shoulders, 20 do coffee,
100 boxes sugar, 10 bbls macAcrel,
80 do clarified do
And many otaor articles too numerous to mention.
GEO. IL. OAkES.
st. Paul, May H. le53tf
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WM. :. COMBS.

THNiIE snhse tb.r would respectfully inform the cit
oi r. Paul and its vicinity, that he is now car
y,ing ,Soye business, III the ZiG story OF X. NJ
pencers na building, of 5th and Robert
Particular tenon paid binding Magazines Pefiod
icals p.n fancy binding, At the shortest notice
aid "a reasOnpble terms.
JAMES MACINTOSH.
Paul
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DIR, q. r. MAHSiI,

WILL Practice his profession in ST. Paul and vicinity.
Office on Jhrd Strea, .s4i door to the Post Office.
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CONSTANS 81 BURBANK,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.
laANE on hand flour, PORK, butter and most kinds OF
Proyisios and Groceries; which the! VIII sell as
Low respectable dealers IN tGwn5 and viii deliY
q, ine same inany part OF the city free Of Expense.
Dec. 9. iS52f-u RandaIPs Lever
NJ, SIIEE MAN,
House, Sfsu aud Ornamental Painter.
Corncs 4 5ourtk aud So. P,tu S,ret, 81. Paul.
nNAiNTING AND GLAZING done in "a superior ard
II workmallike manner. All orders promptly aud
neatly executed. Work warranted to give satisfaction.
~ Paul. Ju-e %, le53-y
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PROBATE COURT.
NOTICE is hereby given that there will be term o
~ the Probate Court for Ramsey County held al the
Office Of Wm. r. Murray. in ct. Paul Monday, Aug
G. M o'clock 4. Nj and the first Monday of very
month thereafter, st the same place and time
SAMUEL NJ. TRACY
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BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
ND DRAFTS all parts of the United States al
"A the Office Of the Minnesota Outfit, by
MAY /. 1851. CHAS. w BORUP. 2-iy
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JACOB j. NOAH,

a TTUR EEY and Counsellor II Law, and General
IA Land GsrIt. Particular attention VIII be
collections paying taxes, entering lands securing pc
eulptIons s;d entries mace by military land warrants
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are to the poetic capacities of the language. They
contain sentences, periods and paragraphs that
unrivaled in the worlds literature In this respect
Mr.. Clay cannot even come into the comparison.
Speaking generally of the two men, and allowing
sufficient scope for rhetoric Mr. Clay was the more
active and prevailed by what he did; Mr. Webster
the more passive, prevailing by what he was The
former was more fruitful in expedients, the latter
more rooted and grounded in principles; one had
the quicker insight, the other the larger under
standing. In his person and manner, Mr.. Clay had
courtly grace and urbanty Mr.. Webster a
stately distance and dignity. One could moue to
the better advantage, the other stand with the
greatest effect could converse charmingly with
everybody, at all times, and on all topics; the
other was acceptable without words knew the pow
er of judicious silence and made his few words go
great ways one gained the more warm and nu-
merous friendships, the other was held in the more
universal and profound respect.
In their methods of influence, Mr.. Clay was the
more vehement, Mr.. Webster had the greater
momentum one skirmished, the other besieged
one captivated, the other convinced one charmed,
the other aweG one influenced more on the spot
and at the moment, the other was felt more in the
distance, through long time, and over a greater
space. In the order of their influence and useful
ness as statesmen and guardians of their countrys
welfare, Mr.. Webster may be said tc have begun
where Mr.. Clay left off, The latter ruled the floors
of Congress almost entirely in fair weather, and
the former sat by and gave silent consent but
when the helm was wrested from Mr.. Clay's hand
by too big a surge for his strength then Mr.. Web
ster took it and rode out the storm.