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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-03-24

IRoN.-The following is an account of new
mode of producing wrought directly from the ore,
with anthracite bituninous coal or wood pa,ened
by Alexander Dckerson, of Morrstown. NJ J..
which is said to have been verified by sucient ex-
perimenis:
"Two concentric upright cylinders, well protected
from burning BY water plates erected over pre-
paratory bottom, which is built between the pudding
bottom and stack Of an ordinary pudding furnace,
so that portion OF the escape heat passes freely
within the inner cylinder, and between the outer one
and the surrounding masonry work. The space be-
tween the cylinders, measuring about seven inches
across, Is charged from the top with crushed ore and
Puverized coal suitably mixed. As the escape heat
which is regulated AT pleasure, passes freely around
tins mixture, {but without the flame coming in direct
contact with it) the readily yields its oxygen,
and absorbs requisite quantity Of carbon. A batch
Of the ore is then by easy arrangement, lei down
upon the preparatory bottom, where the process Of
deoxydation is soon completed, when the metal s
passed over upon the pudding bottom, where ii 10
made up into balls ready for the rolls or hammer
AS the cylinders Of sufficient capacity to contain
piled, without intermssion, while portion Of the
charged the first bottom, nd a third puidled upon
the second bottom smultaneously--so that the whole
operation proceeds continuously, and in rapid success.
sion, without interference on interruption.
If the above process be what is here asserted il
must revOiutonize the manufacture Of iron, and go
far toward emaneipang the United States from their
present colonial dependence England.
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HOPKINS AND BROTHER.

SCCCESSORS OF D1NIEL HOPk3NS,
HAVE just opened Third-st near Jackson street,
II a general assortment Of family goods and family
groceries; also crockery, nails and variety Of other
goods; such calicoes, shrngs snd sheetirgs linen,
wooen and goods Of all descriptions; boots and
and girls; aso qualities Of sugar, coffee, tea,
saeratus and all of Spices ready made clothing,
brooms nuts, mossses vinegar, pork, mackerei, cod
fish, clothes pins, tobacco of all quaes and butter,
ard oysters flour, crackers dried fruit also, window
glass and putty, ropes bed cords powder shot, caps
bacon SOAP candlesn tact, thing. We intend TO
sell very small profit, for quick pay. Call aud
anime for yourselves and try
DANIEL HOPKINS,
jul5.-l3-ly. PETER HOPKINS
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st. pauI Blsfufss CARDS.

TCALKNOCKiNGS IN ST. PAUL.
Ia streets, Is now Mock, Mock Nocking old
rags into handsome cheap and durable Carpets Ladies
and gentlemen please call and those spiritual knock.
inss, you will not intrude.
large quantity Of carpet warp on hand, and carpets
made to order. t. NJ WATERS
St Paul, May 49, 1859. 4-tf
BOOK BINDING.
NdE subscriber would respectfully inform the citj-
zens oil St Paul and its vicinity that ne is now car
rsng on the above business, in the End story of r. NJ
cecers rev building of 5th and Robert street
Particular attention paid TO binding Magazines Period
cas &c IN plain or fancy binding, the shortest notice
and on reasonable terms.
JAMES MACINTOSH.
OF raul, oiarch IS, le52 49-tf
NEW LIVERY STOCK.
uDATflSON BENSON, have purchased. and eS-
pect early in MAY, addition their Livery
stock, several new and elegant carriages bgges, and
iso new harnesses and horse furnishings
eqnipage OF the most elegant description.
ALSOan additional stock Of fine blooded, well bro
ken horses Query. II spirited" horses come in under
the lquoa Law will they he danger of being knock
ed III the head.
Our entire stock Will over 100000. No
other stable III the West of Saint Louis, will be
found complete ours.
Will our friends and the public please remember that
at the Livery Stable in the of the American House.
al the upper end Of Saint Paul, they all hours
have such convey by land, wheels horse
back, they may desire'
PATTISON s. BENSON.
st. Paul, Apri, Is, 1852. 52u
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Tin Ware and Stove store.

N ;. NEWELL informs the public that he abs re
Il moved from his old stand, TO his near
The Post Office 81. Paul Having sufficient room
Tor his worhmen he is prepared any orders
Ior wares IN tn copper iron, zinc, &C lie prepared
also TO perform job work. i'll fitting fues, furnaces and
setting up stoves.
Wares ready made and hand. He has in his front
room large and unrvalled stock of tip and
ready at hand
Also stoves, Of several Of the latest and approved
patterns, which can't be beat by anything eNtant.
lie assures his that he is disposed get down
AZ once from the early exorbitant prices of Indian
times, and make his profits of more sales
lie can afford to sell so that the purchaser live
Gail again, and he will do it,
Observe our mace is on the side with the Post
Onlce and by.
f. S. NEWELL
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NEW YORK TORE!
A t. CKJA NIRTUN

w HOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Fancy and
w Staple Dry Goods; Ladies', Misses and Infants
Boots and Shoes, Buskins and Carpet Overshoes all
kinds Of Gentemen's Ready Made Clothing, Shirts,
Drawers and Furnishing Goods; Gents Fine Calf and
Kip Boots, Mems and Boys Heavy Bsogans. Trunks,
Vaises and Carpet Bags; Gents Fine Silk, Beaver and
Kossuth Hats Gents and Boys Silk Plush and SIX
Caps.
~ The Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call and
examine this and fresh stock bought expressly
the Minnesota market, at the New York Store before
purchasing elsewhere. A. r. CHAMBLIN.
Jan. 8, le53.-S9-tf
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The Assembly bill providing for the appointment
of State Geoogist, passed the Assembly yesterday,
only fourteen votes beng recorded in the negative.
II proposes a salary OF $500 per annum, which sum
is also 10 pay the expenses Of a chemist. This sal
ary is none too high, and we have every confidence
that the importance Of the measure will commend
itself to Senators, and that they will pass the bill
wthou, hesitation, any essential alteration Mad
ison Dem.
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MINNESOTA TERRITORY THURSDAY MARCH "a 1888
LADIES OF New ORLEASs.-Mr Fuller. the
editor Of the ~ Y. Mirror, writes from New Orleans
as follows, in relation to Southern Ladies'.

LADIES OF NEW ORLEAys.-Mr Fuller, the
editor Of the N. Y. Mirror, writes from New Orleans
as follows, in relation to Southern Ladies'.
AT the risk of being charged with lack Of GAL
iantry, shall venture to state, that the southern
ladies' paint like Jexabes. Brows, cheeks, lips and
necks bear papabe marks Of chalk and pink saucers
To unsophistcated taste this giving the lie IN
Nature IS SIMPLY disgusting and, in married wo-
man. should be made by statute, sufficient ground for
divorce. l say it boldly, as intend to leave this
evening.
The Quadroon ladies Of New Orleans excite both
feeling OF admiration and Decentralization for
their accomplishments and beauty commiseration
for the unnatural and unjust condition enta.d upon
them by the laws Of Louisiana A man cannot legally
marry QuadrOon woman, unless he is able to swear
that he has black blood in his VEINS As many Of
these women only very white, but very beau.
flfuI and highly accomplished, resistance to their
charms Is no easy natter and, love is no, apt to
be controlled by statute limitations the consequence
OF this absurd state Of things readily anticipated
They marry, or place, they call it, withou, the
sanctions of the state, the benedictons of the
Church. The mother Of the Quadroon girl consents
TO temporary arrangement, provided her daughter
is furnished with comfortable quarters and a coupe
OF slaves, with a promise the part of the mock
husband to give his little qa1roons good education
1t is not very uncommon thing for Northern Bach.
elors, to say 'othing Of Northern Benedicts to be
under the necessity OF supporting and educating the
offspring OF this peculiar institution. / have heard
OF one case, IN which madly, OF per.
haps should say, truly in love with beautiful
9'adroon, that in order to marry her. he injected a
little black blood into his veins procured from one Of
his negroes and then took the requisite nuptia OATH
thereby fulfilling the ictto Of the law 1t NAV spoil
the romance OF the story add, that the lady had
dowry Of three hundred thousand dollars But in
this age of gold the mercenary spirit is an element
not 10 be overlooked; and here in the south bach
eior in ball room, is asked to be introduced to
young lady with many hogsheads of s,,gar-so
many bales OF cotton-or so many welI-conditioned
negroes. young lady with more charms of purse
than person, overheard ungalant fellow remarking
the other evening, upon the number Of reckles on her
her face, when she turned upon him with the sharp
retort that her father had neseo for eury fleekie
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CHAs. W. BoRCP. CHAS. IL. oAKEs.
BORUP OAKE,S.
ME undersigned having formed a coparnership for
transactng Exchange and Banking business in all
its various branches, will be prepared TO furnish sight
aud time exchanges the East ard principal cities of
the West Remittances to Great Britain, ireland, and
continent al Europe, made IN sums TO purchasers
Sight and time bills and European exchanges purchased
collections made and proceeds rem,te at usual rates
of exchange. All other business committed our care,
punctuaiiy attended TO.
BORUP & OAKES.
iy1. Tiff
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Burbank,s NorthMestern Express.

nURlNG the close Of navigation will dispatch spe-
~ cal messengers TO and from ST. Paul and Caller
semi monthly. Freighis forwarded twice week-an
kinds of press business including remtances of
ney, collections purchase and sale Of merchandise nd
property, &c, promptly attended TO.
&. X. RICE, a. CO .,
CONSTANS d BURBANK, "e'S .
81. Paul, Dec 9, ls52-tf
N. b. A messenger will leave for Galena, Monday,
Dec. 90 Money and orders should be handed in before
3 O'Clock OF thai morning.
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CASH FOR BLACKsMITHINC.

nv have bought out the br1ck bIacksIhlth shop Of
w Mr. Taylor, and the plow shop adjoining the
uncton of Fort Hin and 81. Anthony streets, ST. Paul.
where shall carry backsmithing and plow making
in aepaments Of the business, either furnishing stock
or not as may bc desired intend to do work strict
y upon cash principles WHILE therefore, shall rigid
y prompt payment the prices of labor will be
vERy Low. Will the public try work and our
prices. ABBOTT 4 SONS.
jul5. l3-y
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Have you good Understanding !

MARVIN. invites the public to examine the
10 best stock of materials in his ue that has ever
been in the Territory. lie challenges either side of
the Atlantic produce better quality Of French Calf
Skins, specially elapted tor the winter season.
On hand, also, Ladies' fine made shoes and
CATERS Also, Gentemens Calf and Kip Boots the best
that can be made You know the stand-rhird street,
Roberts street.
SaihtPaul, November 1851. 81
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Saint paul Business Carbs.
NATHAN SPICER.

Watchmakg and Js,ueiicr, Ihnd Street, st. Paul
HAS just received g well selected stock Of Clocks
Watches and Jeweiry, consisting in part, fol-
lows Gold Bracelets, LOckets Breast Pins, Scarf Pins
Cur Rings, Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Gold Pens Pencil
Chains Buckles Sides Silver and German Silver hn-
bes specaces and Eye Clocks and Watches
Of every kind, quality and price Combs, Cutlery Per-
frnery, &C, which for sale very cheap Cash.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best
manner and warranted. Asa v
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CIDES-Ciear and ribbed, warranted in prime order
- in store and for sale cheap for Cash, by
n Il. TYSON.
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MEAT STALL.

THE subscriber has just opened the of Third
aud Jackson sts., BUTCHERS STALL, in which
will be found usually Of the best that
can be obtained. Ii will be his endeavOr the
wants OF his customers prompty ans to deal justly and
honoraby with those who may iav him with call
His experience him of his capacity do justice
hce and skill. ii. T.. WOLF.
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l.. BLUM'S NEW YORK BAZAAR.
At the Daguerrean Kuilding.

l.. BLCM'S NEW YORK BAZAAR.
At the Daguerrean Building.
GNORNER of Third and Cedar streets, ST. Paul Min
~ nesota Territory.
In six weeks returned the second time from N. York
with an entire stock Of goods.
This is the complete assortment Of Ladies' Fan.
cy Dry Goods brought to Minnesota. The stock
is direct from New York, purchased cash prices
ard will be sold at the cheapest Ii comprises
Velvet Cioaks, Cloth Clpaks
Silhs--black and colored Broshe long and So shavls
Long shawls-all prices Trimmings-all description.
EmbrOidery--all kinds Collars. all prices
Hosiery, every variety Gloves, Kid and Cashmere
Delaines Yankee notions
Velvet for cioaks Real French Perfumery.
Ladies' Wooden Jackets All kinds of white goods
Black silk veils for IS cts and upw ards.
Cord kid gloves for SIS cts and do
White and cold linen damask table covers.
do do do napkns
Unbleached linen table covers.
Ladies please call and examine for yourselves. 40
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GREAT BARGAINS.
ID l NJ - TION OF PRICES.
ALEX. REV.

0Late Rey & Farmer)
VSEiNG about to make enlargement in his
- store and wishing to go below shortly to purchase
large stock oil Groceries be brought up by the first
boat he offers sell his entire stock at great reduc
ton Of price for Cash
fTIIne sugar sold all winter 10 ID per dollar II lb
Beichef's Clarified do do do 10
Rio Coffee do do
Beoher's Syrup do 80 C per gallon roc
Smoked Hams do Is per pound lac
DO Shoulders do IA do pc
Lard do IN per dollar & Ib
And all his other Groceries and Provisions in pro.
portion.
For the same reason expressed above all persons in
debed TO me will please come and settle their ac-
counts in the course Of the present month.
Feb3. ALEX REV
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FIR ESH MEAT.

II have an arrangement now, for keeping fresh meat
IL ice In winter temperature; and shall be spar
ing neither OF pains nor money, to have the choicest
bee pork, mutton lamb saIsages, and other varieties
customers may send in their children for
biz OF tenderlne, steak roast something else that
is good, and they shall have the best in the shop aud
honest weight. My shop, remember, is st. Anthony
street just few steps above Fuller story brick.
may27--otf VIM. WELLS
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BENJAMIN F.EELT.

Bt,NJA MIN r. FELT,
wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERIN
Grocer les, PrOVisi ions, &C.
MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL.
VIII sell at the lowest cash prices. 3-tf
1852. GREAT STOCK OF DRUGS. 1852.
DODGE d BENTZ.
NO. 100 MAIN STREET, GALENA ILL.
nFFER for sale the following Drugs, &c., the low
" est prices.
1000 lbs tartaric acid 10000 lbs putty
% Kegs carb soda so bbls spts. turpentne
10 bbs cream tartar 500 lbs Paris green
100 lbs Eng blue 10 casks old port wine
100 do Eng. and AM capl. 90 bbls Eng epson salts
iO casks sulphur 10 do caraway seeds
10 cases British usre do Eng grid mustard
II do Eng rid. bOraN 10 do cOpal varnsh
25 bbls plaster paris do Maccaboy snuff
do camphor 100 lbs oil peppermint
500 OF quinine ~ ID +" lemon fresh
bbls castor oil SO dO1 paint brushes
1900 los ext. Quorice so dOz gross Lees pills
100 do inspd extracts so do do
$50 do Turkey opium Is bxs CASTLE soap
500 do herbs "a doz Townsend's Sarsala.
25 OF stry ychnine 20 gross bears oil
so do morphine so kegs saltpetre
500 bxs McCuily's glass 1000 do X. COnhIing sons
SD lbs lInsced oil pure white lead.
WHOLESALE AGENTS
HoUghton's Pepsin, Leuden Il medicines,
Pam Miller, Sloan's medicines
Together with a large and well selected stock of
article IN our line. Weespeciay invite the attention
OF purchasers from the upper country stock and
prices. jy22-l4-ly
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"M. 6. COMRC-

BooxsELLER SrArIoNER.
N EEPs constantly hand, a complete stock of
N Books and every description of Stationery TO-
ee.her with fancy Goods nearly opposite the American
House, st. Paul.
April ], 1859. Soft
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II. 4 S. DRIM.

MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE GALENA HOTEL.
NANUFACTURE and keep constantly hand a
4N1 complete assortment OF fancy and Windsor Chairs
Also, Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Writing Desks, Looking
Glasses, Bedsteads, &c. &c Persons wishing pur-
chase Will do well to call before they buy elsewhere
prepared to sell good article. and terms
are invariably cash, can afford to sell cheap
cheaper, than other i'll the city. reasonable de-
duct,on made to persons buying to sell again All orders
from a distance punctually attended to.
Galena May, 1851. 3-4
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Iron, Steel, Nails, Groceries, Provis.

IT0n, Steel, Nails, Groceries, PT0vis.
ions, &C.,
SLIGO IRON STORE.
hUh winter stock of every article usually kept in
~ our Iron Store, is Large and Complete, to which
invite the attention of the public. II embraces BAR
and SHEET Iron, CAST SLEIGH SUoEs STEEL, NAILS,
ANvILs, BELLOWS, VICES, CHAINS, GLUE, &c. Also
stock of well selected
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Which we offer at usually low prices We shall
be happy old customers well new ones,
who come with the CASH. We intend henceforward 10
do business only on the Cash System.
MARSHALL Il co.
ST. Paul, Dec. 2, l652-Am
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MRS. MARY MERRKCk,
Milliner II Mantua Maker.
NO. 80, MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILLS.
TO THE LADIES.


TO to MRS. MERRiCk, at Galena, and learn to cut
u dresses for yourselves Others only half day is
required learn this improved plan It is the best and
most simple mode yet invented. ] teach BY Fower's
improved plan, and satisfaction given charge.
MARY MERRiCK.
MI lsf
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JOHN HOLLAND.
AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER

Il
SELLiNG or buying Merchandise Real Estate care
- fully attended TO at l2 TO per cent. commission
Now on sale lot OF good Mahogany and Black w al
nut Fnrnurei chairs, etc. Heavy sheetings, calico and
hannes nails. mixed paints ana coors, oil, putty,
nish, painted and grained doors, glazed SASH signs,
sleighs aud carriages painted Oh the premises.
Business rooms TO
HoHand's Furnature Rooms, Ceatrai St. Paul
Dec. 9, 1924 If
KiCH'S ALAMANDER SAFES,
Nilder's Patent.
Large assortment of Safes, of various sizes and
IA patterns, with and without powder proof locks;
for sale at The Depot, LAG Water street, New York
Burglar-proOf Bank Vaults and Vault Doors made TO
order
STEARNS * MARTIN, date Roa, stea,ns &
Co, successors to Rich Il Coz l46 Water and
of Of Avenue and ST. Marks Place, ~ ", sole pro-
pnetors OF Richs Patent and the only makers OF Saa-
mander Safes, combining Wilder and Rich's patents.
WM. CONSTANS& 4 co,
Nov. 10, is52--n Agents ST Paul.
MARTIN ID, CLARK, Fort Street, st. Paul,
OFFERS his professional services in the above
" branches. He feels assured from the confidence
Imposed in his ability and skill for the last year. by
of the most accomplished citizens OF the town, to
offer his in any department Of building that
the faithful and complete execution Of his work, and
VIII be prompt to perform II within the time specified
in the contract. 39-ly
FIRE. FRET! FIRE!!:
yUvHE "Old Etna" continues to dispense "aid and
fort" 10 the unfortunate usual, the Saint Paul
agency.
CAPITAL STOCK, s3OOO.OOO.
THOMAS A. BRACE, Pres't 8. J.. LOOMS, Sec'y.
r. r. NELSON,
3-30y Agent for Minnesota Territory.
E6 ERRING-3o boxes Scotch Herring, for sale by
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j. III. BYERS,
Corner Third and Roberts sts., Paul, MIN.
MANUFACTURE of zinc, tin, SHE et iron and cop
lF1 per, informs the citizens of ST. Pan that he keeps
very low for cash Call and before wing eevhere
also, Tin Of the best quality, at wholesale and
tail. Indian traders would do well to call and examine
81 Paul, June ), lS5I 1-ly
ANOTHER DRY GOODS STORE.
T>fiE Subscribers have in that old Of honest
Il puie, formerly kept by Mr. Hopkins, stock of
goods which they brought here with them bargain,
the advantages OF which they disposed share in
tail with any good citizens worthy OF the offer. They
have general assortment of Dry Goods including
Blankets for Coats Pants Stus Boots and Shoes of all
sizes, and many other articles in this department. not
common.
They have also, Tobacco, Tea, and some other Gro
ceries, which can be seen at glance by those who will
make them call. J. ii. < ). MCLUNG.
Jan20--3In Third ST., near B. w Brunson's store.
MUSIC.
MRS. BIDDIE, teacher of music, announces to the
I'I ladies Of ST. Paul and vicinity, she will give
Instructions on the Piano Forte. Former success in
bringing pupils rapidly forward warrants promise of
general satisfaction Those wishing her services can
call at her residence junction Of Hill and ST. Anthony
streets.
st. Paul, May 1a. 4-,f
BEN. w. BRUNSON.
NROCER AND PROVISION DEALER, at R. NJ.
" spencers old stand, THIRD STREET Keeps con-
stan,ly hand pr,nes and other fruits; oueensware
fancy srtices; ali kinds Of thread, knives ard forks
brushes looking glasses, window glass nails tobacco
segars etc. In Short every thing needed for hou.ekeep
ers and families Prices reasonable and stock such
will please all customers
St. Paul. Nov ll-40 3-tf
ROCK ISLAND FOUNDRY AND MA.
CHINE SHOP.
FERGUS BUFORD l. CO..
MANUFACTURES of Steam Engines, Water
1V1 Wheels, Mill Gearing, Rotary Saws Horse now
job work, etc. etc. All orders promptly
Rock Island, May l, 1852.
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ST. PAUL,
Door, Sash. and Blind Manufactory.
Corner Of Fourth and st. Peter streets.)
NJ. WISE CO.,
NNNER grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
~ extended them beg leave inform the bilLers
of ST Paul and the rest of mankind in general that they
always hand, and preparep pared make any
amount Of Doors, Window Sash. Blinds and Frames 10
order at short notice in the durable manner and
Al The most reasonable prices for cash. Give call
December p, 1851 MICHAEL WISE,
Soy JONAS GlSE
PAINTING.
StHERMAN MOREY. Fourth street, ST.
~ Paul. the middle of town, in the building of
Mr.. Knox, up stairs, be found ready 10 attend to
Painting in all its departments. House painting sign
pain ting, carriage and ornamental painting, all done
up promptly, and with paints of the best quality five
DO our work in Il slOveny, unworkmanlike manner, we
do expect get business the town of
ST. Paul 3Iy SHERMAN AZ MOrEY