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DR.. Guysott's Improved Extract Of
Yellow Dock & SarsapsriUa.

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PRPP.
ARATlON FOR THE PERMANENT CURE
Or CONSUMPTION AND DISEASE Or
THE WHEN THEY AXE So.
SUPPOSED To BE AFFECTED
BY THE FREE USE OF fnt
MERCURY, IRON, QUI. O.. sff
NINE, sc.
Let all who wish to purge the blood from impurities,
and prepare the system 10 resist epilemics, resort
10 "Guysott's Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsa-Y
psrllla,n which Is proving itself an antidote for
many OF the most malignant diseases that flesh is
helr to, and they never will be disappointed; for in
TINS remedy public faith has never w~avered-nev-.
er can waVeTi for 1t Is founded ON experience, Just
as tlelr want OF faith in other and spurious com.
pounds Is founded on experience. They fy from
mineral nosuums 10 seek hope, life and Yizor frum
tins PURELY IEGETABLE REMEDY, however broken
down IN health and s~pirits-however loathsome to
himself ana others let no one despair Of recovery:
let lhe Paueht only understand that his hope of
physical restoration lies only in ..Guysott's EItrnct
OF Yellow Dock and Sursaparilla, :" and persuade
him, for his lies sake, to try it, and we have no
hesitation in predicting his speedy restoration to
health. ="
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PULVERISED
AARON HOTT & CO..

THE best lot of Pulyerised Sugar ever offered b
l. Cadiz, just received and for sale at
MRS nIVINFCs
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Two New Wagons.

1.-TWO new and good two horse wagons for sale Q
4. trade at WOOD SMITHS
Also n good strong Ok Cart. W.&S
Julv 81 1880
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S~EoRErARY's OFFICE,
CoLUABUs, Jan. &9, 1851
I certify that the foregoing law is correct
lv. copied from the original rolls on file i'll this
Office.
WILLIAM TREVITT,
Secretary Of State.
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DONNETS, fancy, silk and satin, white and col.
ID ored Albino, very pretty; also, Bonnet Ribbons
and Flowers OF every variety, call and see them as
thew are selling fast. VIM. HOGG e. CO.
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OF tho profits arising from this Fund and
now belonging to the county there Is
loaned toindiViduals, tat I per cent. in.
terest payable semiannually in advance
and secured by, bonds and mortgages on
sum OF. 49,. 1856
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l hereby certify that l have compared the foregoing
laws with the copy published by the Secretary Of
State in tho Ohio Statesman, and find them 10 be
correct. k. X. PRICE,
Auditor of Harrison County.
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Real Estate Agency.

SCOTT e. BINGHAM, as REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
= will give especial attention TO buying and selling
OF Real Estate, examinatlon OF llties' oonVeyan'
cling, &C., on reasonable terms.
Cadiz, July Dolly.
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: 3 3 ) 3 ! 3 3

The following case of Benajah Hughes is one OF
the most astonishing on record. After forty years
clckness, two years excruciating torture, the ampu-
tation OF one leg, and the body and limbs almost a
mass of eating, purifying, digcharging ulcers, to be.
cured by eight bottles of Guysott's Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sa:sapariLla. is almost miraculnus.
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And 10 her husband the constant toll and sEIisty Of Hina,
aeeesiAnly dsvolvInE upon HIN from sieknsss Of the vile,
without giving him the opportunity Of acquiring that eora.
peIenee which his eIeuiOns are entitled, aud the rossebsion
al which would secure the happiness Of himself, wife, nd
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SECURE THE MEANs OF HAPPINESS

BY becoming in tims possessed Of the knowledge, the want
oi which has caused the sckGess aud poverty Of Thousands
Ia view of such consequence, no wife or mother Is sIcu
sable il she neglect to avail, herself Of that knowledge "a
respect 10 herself, which would 81 are her much sutisHug, be
the means Of happiness and prosperity L. her husbaEd, AUD
eonisrupOn her children that blessing above all pncs-healhr
a lluls work entitled
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Possened the informstione contained in a little vslHns, tUIth
~ the reach Of ALL which would spare to hsnsh
YEARS OF MISERY,
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AaExrs-John Beall, Cadiz; w. Singer, Jeiier-
son; A. F. Croskey, New Market; VIM. Lee, New
Athens; Thomas Green, Freeport; r. Pitts Il Son,
her. Mnnrefeld. June IL. l852-Iy.
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MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING

To behold the sickness and suffering endured By May = "
for many years, from causes simple And coutnOllabls, sAa
rsnedisd-orb better tll,-hot incurred, ifeVsIT
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Whsu too late to bs bsne6usd By our knowledge. we look
bsk and moan, aEd HsINt The fall eoassqususss 81 ear
ignonues.
What would We not 0iiss give 10 potssts, IN early life, the
knowledge we obtain IN after ysAfI Aud what days aid
niEhts o. anguish W might not have been hi~sed, Il Ne
kz0wledSe was timely possessed. TIA
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS and COMPETENCE.
why Is IT.

That ~ behoid mSay females, scarce IL Ths meridian ofEs
buLel 10 health aid sputs with q eomFitearna u diseases
aad ailments. dsrnyinG them ofths power hr fbs cnisyueat
Of liz q a. age whsa physical hesAh. baoTaney Of tpins,
should Be prdnuiraut
NHuY ofths ssHss Of hef sgnenlfn ~ hut-qeHhAPs years
were Ia thsiT onGia 80 IiEhI As 70 pas unn0tieeS, AID efesIEss
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De uocTatic County Convention,

A Democratic Convention FOR Ramsey County
Wi "e held at the Court House in St. Paul, on
Saturday the l7th day Of September next, at IL
O'Clock \. NJ, 10 nominate candidates 10 be sup
ported hy tie Democrats Of the said county, al
the com ng election for county officers The sew
era qreclncis 10 the county will he entitled 10 the
sane oIaber Of delegates in said convention that
fhey we're allowed IN the recent Territorial con-
en.'on. The delegates from the several precincts
shn be. elected at such times and places as the
reSlec &c precinct committee shall 10y at least che
we.k :.blic notice designate.
ii. f. MATTERSON,
DANIEL STANCHFIEip.
ROBERT CUMMINGS,
+. CAZEAU,
LOT MOFFET,
Democratic Co. Com, Ramsy co.
E. PAUL, August 80, 1868.
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Democratic Caucus.

The Democratic voters of ST. Anthonv, met at
CeaFa fall, on Monday eYenins pursuant to the call
and t.e). F. Brou, Chairman Of the Precinct Com
al,tee alled the meeting order and briefly stated
ts object Of i, to be to elect Delegates to attend the
County Convention, to be held at St. Paul, on the
I!in inst, and also to nominate candidates for the
vaflors fees to be filed at the coming election
On ion, Moses w. Gelchell was elected Chair.
man. an $. NJ. Tracy, Sec'y.
The Chairman then read the printed CALL
O. notion Of t. El"el, the caucus proceeded to
the eeoen Of delegates and the following gentlemen
were IL : elected:
= " Tracy, Sumner w Farnham, Moses W.
Assi-he''. Edward Dixen, Geo w Prescott, Tai
maiss EwelI. Lardner BostwIck, X. P. Ru.seli,
y ~. f. Tow ascend.
CAucar then djourned sine die.
s. NJ. TRACY, Sec'y.
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EOR SALE.

LIBERAL Inducements are now offered bv the sub
RA scfiber TO all those wishing purchase landed
property IN or aeout CT. Paul, TWO HUNDRED LOTS
IN egbie positions within the limits OF tao corporation:
"!ll be sold on terms 10 suit purchasers.
hiso, one !ct ironline On 81 Anthony street near
We American Hotel, 90 feet front BY $50 feet deep upc
"hch IS substantial three story brick building p
front oy 40 feet deep; the lower part Of which is sui.B-
Ole Tor any mercantile busiaess and the second and
tnird stoner o which admirably adapted offices;
the lot there a comfortable dwelling house n
good warehouse and a carriage house.
ALSO eighty acres o! valuable land laid out in acre
lots, in nediatey adjoining aud overlooking the town
on The Saltwater road. aHordng excellent for cou
Try residences on the most advantageous and in
such quantities as may be desired.
ALSO the undivided half of quarter section OF land
lying on the saltwater road, five miles rou. the city OF
81. Paul.
AL OF the above property will be sold extremely
low rates iot cash. JOHN L. IRVINE.
ST. Paul. MN Ii. 1879
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tFor the Pioncer.l
LAND OFFICE,

STtLGWATEt, Mfn., sept 10, lSSS,
IN EDIroR--So many persons enquire Of the
,.ll ents Of this office about the condition Of the
hr.. st Of the Mississippi River. to the pre-.
.a, Uo. right under the act Of 1911, that deem il
,er Ito save them and myself trouble Ito give
to my opinion that subject.
ie, ict OF Congress, reducing the limits of the
.f. 4; Fort Sneliing, places that portion still
:, il the Chippewa Land Districts hence, il
,. emp,ion right exists at all, this Office must
. ice Of all claims of that kind.
Commissioner of the General Land Office, in
70 the Register, dated Nov. 8, 1852, says-
r no presumption right exists to any pc rtion Of
ual reservation at Fort Smelling, now outside
.'- =. as reduced by the Ac, of 26,h Aug. last.
I'd only be sold public sale as prescribed
s.-t aw.'
t Instruction Of tue Commissioner Of the Gene
"a I'D Office to the Surveyor General as to the
survey + the Reserve, (ceceny published in the Pi-
,.e.r requires the townships to be squared or run
7.t 90 IL, thus making considerable body of Land,
.t ON ection with the Reserve, portion Of thi.
.'a.l rict. Now,as nothing in the law or nstruc.
,.a- TO show the contrary the present occupants
a8 ice suppose all the surveyed lands outside of,
bui connection with the Reserve are subject to
f.e-cm ton.
n Instructions under the Act Of 1871, contain
Slss isoguage, to wit:
presumption ris ht exists, by reason Of a set
,'a't On, or inhabtancy Of tract, unless at the
1A'e oi such settlement, the Indian title thereto had
hcea 'xtngushed, and the land surveyed by the Uni
tc3 States.
Land is not pre- pery, legally surveyed until the
surveys made by the Deputies approved by the
SarSevor Generals but in accordance with the spirit
and interest Of the law and for the purpose OF bring.
~ tie ettier within its provisions the land is to be
CONSTRUED surveyed, when the requisite lines are
he field, and the corners established by the
deputy surveyor"
Then, TO sum up
/. u s perfectly optional with the settler on the
Hssers. whether he gives 81 80 for recording his
claim OF not-it has no legal force.
2 Those outside of the Reserve, on land surveyed
- Connection with it. may, and to have any right
under me pre-emptoa act of 1871, file their no.
'ces IA mis- Office ris,n three noths fon the date Of
f1r reeftre settlements, ,rlnch Seticn,s must hae
teen reaIe AFTER THE SURVEY.
2. Not.ce having thus been fled, the settler NAV
prove gp and pay for bis land any time prior to he
pubc sal; which the land is To he offered after
the pits shall have been received, notice Of which
vii be zen.
Very respectfully,
Il. Nj. FULLERTON, Reg'r.
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Hos. CALEB CUsHING.--We learn that this dis
a. -ri-.sod gentleman has been invited and is expected
q deliver the opening address before the Maryland
ts1f o'e Al its SIXTH snsu2l exhibition early in Octo-
Zee. urAr Great preparations for the exhibition are
he.rs "a ie, and the indications are said to be very
s..t y o. its perfect success.
" csrn that the Hon. LOREN P. WALDO, the
energetic and accomplished Commissioner of Pensions
eares tosr this morning short vi. to Connect
c-t- >AMUEL COLE, Esq, chief clerk of the b,,-
6eSu lls been commissioned by the President to act
his 81 al in the time Union.
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CnEAp GROCERIES.

n NJ FARMER, late of the frIr Ci Rev K Farmer,
- . is pleased To inform his old friends and all those
wishing 10 purchase Groceries and Provisions cheapy
that he has ed and offers for sale at the lowest
cash prices AZ ms store Thrd Street next door
below The Worlds Fair large fresh and wen selected
stock Of articles in his pe consisting ia part Of o,-
lowing,
Sugars. OF ali varieties.
Teas, the latest imporiatioTs and best Qualities
Coffee. West India ant Mediterranean Fruits.
Fisl--t,od, M.skere and Herring
Pickles and Preserves OF nil kinds
Nus-Almonds, filberts, Brazil &c.
Tobacco and Cigars,
Moasses and syrup, best quality, from Belcher's Re-
inery
Fiour--Superfne OF the choicest brands,
Hams, Shoulders and PoIh.
And ali otter articles In the line Of family consunp.
tion, great snd small tedious 10 mention
am bound sell, aud those wishing 10 trade vii
fad il TO their advantage 10 call.
J. NJ. FARMER.
Nav Is, $50 S-v
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DI'THi'r k Soonr, h t., D;srN''r summons.
p. l.. Rogers 81 Co., partners in trade,
A against James Curran and W lillian g. Iawler mariners
IA trade, under the name, firm and Sly lie OF Curran X
LAWYER.
To James Curran and William b. LAWYER partners
& C, the above named defendants:
NOU are hereby summoned and required to answer
. the complaint in this action, of which n copy is
hied III The ONCE OF the clerk OF said court and
copy OF your anwer TO the said plant the sub
scribers at their Office in ST. Paul, within twenty DAYS
after the service hereof exclusive the day of such SER
vce and II you fail to the said mplaint with
III the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs i'll action will
take Judgment against for the OF eight hundred
and hA five dollars ana ninety cents, with from
the 18th day OF June, A. D. 1893, besides the costs Of
This action. RICE, HOLLiNSHEAD X BECKER,
Plaintiffs Att'ys.
n yrgSf
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TERRITORY or MINI ESOTA,

vi Rnm .se V Couu1T = summons.
Henry w. Haydock, William A. Allen and Robert c.
White partners in trade, under the name, sly and
hrm OF Henry w. Haydock n Co.
Against James Curran aud William g. LAWYER partners
III trade under the name st, lie and firm of Cur.an l.
Law.er.
TO James Curran and William B. Lawlcr, partners
etc, the above named defendants:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action, which copy is filed
III The ONCE Oh he CLERK OF said aud
copy oi Our answer to the SAID complaint the sub
scribers at their Office in ST. Paul, within twenty DAYS
alter the service hereof exclusive OF the dav Of such
Servcc ana II you fail TO answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action
VIII take judgment against you for sum of three
hundred aud sixteen dollars and sxtv-two cents with
interest from The z2d day OF June A. d. 1853 besides
The costs OF this action.
RICE, HOLLlNStIEAD BECKER,
Plaintiffs Attys.
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Arr q, I55s.-it2Isfpd.
10 the Democratic Electors of Ramsey
County.

Z WI f.OW-CITIZENS: Al the solicitation of many
n .,euds, l respectfully oicr myself your notice
c3 date for the Office Of Sheriff of Ramsey county,
willing abide the decision Of the Democratic Con-
veaen, and falterng ms self my sincerity the DEM
Ocratc is well known. Should be elected, |
Wedge self to devote my whole time and attention to
ths fscl age o: the duties OF said Office.
JAMES STARKEY.
gen, lsro
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EDWARD BOYLE,
Boiler Maker and Sheet Iron W0rker

Naa STREE, Jaoeen Cherry and Car, ST. Losas.
EEANlNG gone TO very great expense 10 erect ma
x 4 csiaery for maiing Boilers the Eastern plan
new repaired TO furnish every variety of Boiler ten
~ csn cheaper than any other establishment in the
Western country. All who in want OF Boilers will
ind % to their interest give q call before purchas
Ing else here.
Aln8ys on hand variety of second hand Boilers -
Sheet lrGn Work aud rcpsring done at the shortest
l1ticc all work warranted.
Sert :, le53.-5t2l.
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ST. Paul, June 6, le53.-I9-3t'
FOR SALE.

A FARM consisting OF 100 acres, within l2 miles of
"A st. Paul, situated on the Point Douglass road be-
low Red Rock 50 under ence 20 guilty ated there
has been heavy crop taken of This season; a frame
house nearly finished, g by Is, with ]. Il by Is.
fine spring close the dwelling. This of the best
stock farms IN he Territory; there Il meadow that
will yield from 90 80 U: nay also IS acres OF
heavy timber land on the Mississippi fats within
mile and quorter,Price $4,000; 3 900 down,
enable time will be given for the baanCe enquire OF
Caihcart, ST. Paul. on The premises, of
l.. BELL.
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ESTRAY.

AMI TO the premises of the subscriber f. town
& -. range %, about the 2Sth Of August 1853
cae rel and white cow with the ends of her horns
. %, md sucking two calves q deep red, with
white sc, the other red and white. The cow had
keil Oh. A!s0-One black and white cow, having her
bornssewod or followed by calf Aso--one heifer
nppos; TO be three years old, white and brire her
Lof.s we of.
Tie osnen, or owners are requested TO call, prove
proprrfy pa charges and take them away else the
SD lays will be dealt with according to law.
JOHN MASTERS.
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=
a hhh ACRES of choice land in this heanti.
IA OOV fil Territory BY the section half sec.
ton, quarter section. single acre.
300 Acres in The vicinity of ~. Paul near TIE
CAPITAL Of the Territory in the midst of country fast
filing up, and rapidly rising in value.
1000 Acres in the vicinity CT Il. Anthony Falls,
heeE the greatest water power in the Northwest the
centre OF The numbering interest of the Territory.
500 Acres near The young and thriving Village of
Mhionn, on the Mississippi river. above the Falls in
beautiful country, :ast opening TO emigration.
700 Acres near and bordering White Belr Lake,
splendid sheet OF wster noted FOR beaGt FIJI shores
dh me hsh This laud is easy ef by good roads,
and IS The first quality Of soil Beautiful i.kcs and
streams OF the putest water abound III every part; all
wei stocked win choice varieties Of fish.
These lands divided into heavy timber oak ooen-
ing and natural prairie; forming the teatiir seen
cry imaginable, and presenting Lac most favorable "a
riety for the choice of q farm.
HENRY McKESTY.
81. Paul, VI. T., Aprtl Il, 1853. 81 On
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EOATAGONlA.-An account Of a residence in tba,
Landry Capt. Bourne. A,
jy2S liz DuC IL Ouprp,o
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oLLIS CLARK. JOHN RENFREw. A. CROFT
EAGLE FOUNDRY,
CLARK. RENFREW d. CO..

CLARK, RENFREW d CO.,
MANUFACTURERS Of Steam Machinery Hy1.aui.c
WI Presses Oil and Tobacco Screws Morse's Patent
Saw-dust Burners, Page Chids Patent Circular Saw
Mills, for horse power, and al kinds OF
MILL ,WoRg, &c,
They would invite the attention Of Mlwrghts their
new and large stock Of Patterns so- every variety cf
Wheels lisa OF which viii Se furnished whsa desired,
by mail or otherwise.
Their extensive Boiler and shes,-I-on Works, ua5er
the control OF A. CROZIER afford facilities foE Manu-
featuring and repsrng Boile- and Sheet-op Work il
the most improved manner
Good second hand boilers generally on hand lsly
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W IOLESALE AND RETAIL CONEEC.
TIONARY,

TI'HE subscribers in returning their thanks tn cir
l. patrons and the public in General for the liberal
encouragement they have received, desire 10 inior
them that they have machinery and other facilities
supply the Territory with Plain and Fancy Candy Of
their own manufacture; among Others all of Stick
candy, Rose and Burnt. Almonds Corianders, Ansse,
Acidulaied Fruit, and all other kind of Drops: Candy
and sugar Toys &c, which they will sell by the box
~ lower rates, adding freight, than it be bought
.iaiens st. Louis with the advantage Of having
fresh article. Also, French, German and English Toys
and Fancy Goods All orders for Cakes and Ice Cream
promptly filed at the lowe possible prices.
20 REM X KARCHER.
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(:yl( r..

kshtniy given tttt the final account Ct George L.
ECKER adu irisracr of the estate Of Levi r. Marsh
deceased willie presented 10 the Probate Judge of Tam
sty county lCr examination and allowance on the frst
oEcSy a tottter nex al ten o'cock in the
~ ire 'Hce Ct " m. p. Murray, Esq, in st Paul.
=! order CT Hen. > NJ Tracy, Judge of Probate.
Elted 81. Paul. AM Odd lRia
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MANKATO CITY. MINNESOTA, FOR


n ~ LOTS in the Ci,y Of Msnkato. Blue Earth
n - County, situated at the head Of Steamboat
navigation, on the great Southern bend OF the Mnnesp-
IA, or ~. feter's River, the mouth Of the Blue
Earth.
Apply TO The subscriber to lanes K. Lawrence,
Esq., who is the Speoia Agent ut Mankato City for the
sale Of this property. HENRY McRENTY.
-. Paul, pri. l553.-6ms2.
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PORT OF ST. PAUL.

PORT OF ST. PAUL.
FOR The |Ieek ending Sqteniba Is.
ARRIVALS.
sgt. 3, Lueia, Morrison, ST. Louis.
Asia, Smith,
IT, Clarion, Galena.
" l., Nominee, Brooks, Galena.
-, Humboldt, ST. CrOix.
l3, DR.. i rankin, Lodwick, Galena.
DEPARTURES.
t~ft- = West Newton, Harris, Gaiena.
LualIa, Morrison, st. Louis.
2, ASA, Smith,
Az, CLARION, GaIena.
L, Nominee. Biakeiy, Gaiena.
~ h"inboidt, Min. River.
d" n. DR. Franklin. Lodwick, Galens
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-09-15
August %, 1853. Ct
MISS SALONF; LERCH.

Fashion t6te Mllin1, Dress end Mqntnqmake,
A NNOUNCES to the ladies Of ST. Paul and vicinity
"A that she is prepared 10 do all kinds her
line, her residence in St. Paul Oh Minnesota street.
weavGrs.
Every thing done cheap and in workmank manner.
Please gue her a call.
Aug. 81, lS53--20-6m