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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-08-18

days we're nearly consumed in the removal, afte,
which the Gucrrierc burned, with all her stores
armament, &C., Sc. The Constitution having re
Gently came out Of port, had Take scarcely
Al article.
Who imagine the Joy experienced in finding
myself again under American colors--or the pride
felt at finding, from Commodore Hull down to the
most humble on board, entire absence OF
everything like bcas,tul triumphant look at their
wonderful victory. Capt. Dacres kept his state room
ti we arrived in port. About two hundred Of his
men were necessarily ironed the ship so
crowded. Charles Morris, (now ComIDodore) the
FIRST officer Of the CONSTITUTIONS had ball through
his body, and for several days bis recovery was
notwithstanding which re sent for 10 come TO
his room--and well remember his perfect uncon-
Germ for himself, althoug the surgeon had apprlsed
him Of his danger. Every courtesy and kindness
was by Capta,a Hul and his officers extended TO
their pi isoners
Ga Sunday. about noon, the Constitution arrived
IN Boston habor. sent on shore in the boat
The LaiboY between the ship aud wharves was
covered with boats 10 learn the news. To the first
boat that we neared, we hailed ''rhc Constitution
has captured the Gucgrierc.' Instantly the two meu
10 the boat took off their hats and violently stinck
them the side Of the boat, and rising
gave cheer upon cheer. They hailed other boats,
and thus the air rent with cheers, and the vic
tory passed along till it reached the wharf, and then
spread Ike wild fire all over the city and country.
it Is nearly forty years since the transaction
Of That day proved to the Americans that British
frigatcs were not invincible WHO can remember
that day without feeling glow OF pride, that
early IN the war, and in a manner unpretending,
victory perfect should have been achieved!
write this statement without no.es, bu, believe il to
be, ~ the main, accurate.
In iustice to Captain pacyes, add, that there
OF the boasting on his part; before the
lion, which has him been attributed, he did not
know the ship till NliJshpm Reed announced her
name aud Commander w. y.
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Gen. St. John B. L. Skinner, Of Choton County
n. Y, has been apr onted principal Clerk in the Ap
pointnent Ossce Of the Pos. Otce Department. nc.
Samuel North, Of O,sego county, who has been made
Special Mail Agent for New York
On the Hudson River Railroad la.ely, tde engineer
having been ordered by party Of oslcers, whom HI
was Transporting, to increase ais speed succeeded II
making twsnty-Ihree miles in twenty one minutes
The elm trees at New Haven have this year beer
saved from the rsvages of worms by placing leac
,roushs around them, and filing them with oil.
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Rnrhank.s Northwestern Eanress.

Burhank's Northwestern Express,
EcUNING the Close Of CATION viii dispatch spe
y cial messengers aud from 1t. Paul and Galena
semi monthly. Freigits forwarded twice a week--alI
kinds of Express business including remttances Of
ncy, collections purchase ara SAFE o merchandise and
propert! c., promptly attended to-
L. X. RICE & co. -.
CoNSIANS q BURBANK, Ae'S
ST. Paul, Dec. Q. lo52-ti
~ B. 4 messenger will leave for Galena. Monday,
Dec 20. Money aud orders should DC handed before
O'Clock al that morning.
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The Ocean.

Likeness Of Heaven!
Ageat of power,
Man is thy victim,
Shipwrecks thy dover.
Spices and jewels
From valley and sea,
Armies and banners
Are buried in thee.
What are the riches
Of Mexico's mines,
To the wealth that far down
In thy deep water shines!
The proud navies that cover
The couquering Vest
Thou'h ding them to death
With one heave Of thy breast.
From the high hills that view
Thy matchmaking shore.
When the bride of the mariner
Shrieks at thy roar;
When Ike Iambs in the tempest
Or ,ews III the blast
Der thy ridge broken bliloNs
The canvass is cast.
How humble to one
With heart and a soul,
To Iook on thy greatness
And list to It's roll;
To think how tha, heart
IL cold ashes shall hc
While the voice OF eternity
Rises fgom iheel
Yes, where are the cities
Of Thcbes and Of Tyre,
Swept from the nations
Like sparks from the are,
The glory of Athens,
The spiendor OF Rome,
Dissolved and foscver--
Like dew in Thy foam.
But thou art almighty,
Eternal-subimc--
Unwcakenel-snwastcd--
Twin brother Of Time!
Fleets, tempests, nor nations
Thy glory can bow,
As the stars first bcheid thee,
Stil chaiuless art thou.
But hold when thy surges
No longer shall ron,
Aud that iirmamen,'s leugth
Is drawn back Ike Il scroll;
Then--it.n shall the spirit
That sighs by thee now,
BE more nighty-more lasting,
More chainless than thou.
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rEKi AlNN NJ SMITH.

Justice q Ne Pea1e, N0try Iu6hc, Collector and
Gcnnyi Agent.
KUAS removed his Office to the Brick Block opposite
4 D the Post Office, Of Third aud Minnesota
streets where he will be found ready to attend tn the
collection of debts, purchasing and selling real estate,
payment OF taxes. locating isnd Warrants, &c. Hav-
ing been in the business for some time past. and
being provided with MAPS al all the surveyed portion
of The Territory and Of the the 81 Peters,
Rc latters hiseC that he will he able give satisac-
t0n to ail who may give him call.
y. -. Town Lots in ~. Paul. ST. Anthony and al
the the 81 Peters Tor sale reasonable prices.
Also, Farms in The country, wiki without Improve
meuts.
ST. Pani. June ?, 1S53.-1tc
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b.
NATHAN SREftR.

y II irHakT ana Jfjceiier, Iibld Street 81. PaA.
EkA> Just received well selected stock Of Clocks,
n Watches and Jcwtlry, Consisting in part, fol-
law; Gold Bracelets lOchcts Breast Pins, scarf Pms.
Gun Rings. Ear Rings, Finger Rings Gold Pens Pencil
Chains. Buckles, >idt, Silfrr aud German SILVER him-
hic ~peCiaecs aul ENc Protectors Clocks and Watches
Of every Kind quality m4 price. Comos, Cutlery, Per-
.uincrv &C. which for sale very cheap for Cash.
clocks, Watches and JcweIry repaired in the best
f.,s,t.r apf y, y,trru1lfri q
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u. 4 -. DRUM.

MAIN SrREET, DPpuvITE CALM. ItOTrI.
NE ANtFACTbRE and keep constantly On hand q
IFk complete assortment OF fancy aud Windsor Chars.
Also Bureaus, Tables, Stands Writing Desks, Looking
GIassos, Besteads, NC.. Persons wishing TO pur-
chase viii wen cal before the buy elsewhere
prepared sell good artice. and terms
inSHiiab.y cash, anord 10 sell as cheap, or
cheaper, than other III the city reasonable de-
duciion made to persons bng 4, again. AL order,
from Il distance prirctually attended TO.
NAV 2-.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
s-z----. G. ". BiDDIE, late Of Pntshurs Pa.
S,~<SS~S , has permanently located in Saint Paul
% fy,esas4a Fourteen years close application to his
~AIL-lI profession, together with large and
beautiful assortment of plain and gum teeth enable i,u
insert from 10 entire o teeth BY atmos pherr
pressure With beautiful representation of The natural
gum restoring the mouth to its natural shape.
Diseased teeth permanently saved 0y plugging: useless
ceth extracted with little pain poss ble Teeth
.ranse ed tna di>s i>cd restored TO health.
q dice and residence Maln street. between Saint
Peters and Market.
\. B.--tu jobs warranted.
ST. Paul, July %. 15-ly
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II. f., FULLERTON.

A + his old stand which Is Known 20 A great many
N friends, especially those who have parorted him
long. Keeps different stock Of Goods from TINS mix
ture which he formerly Kept. He now keeps Or,
g oods alone, including prime selection OF Ready
Made Ciothg ard the largest ard best stock Of Poot'
shoes lie has also u variety OF blankets Whitney anc
Horse Blankets which rs he always has donf, he sells
at prices to suit his friends.
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ST. Daul Buslncss Garns.
Have YOU good Understanding (!

MARVIN. in-tes The public to examine the
- best stock OF materials his line, that has ever
been seen III the Territory He challenges either side of
the Atlantic TO produce better quality of French Cali
SSins, specially adapted-ior the winter season.
On hand, also, Ladies line custom made shoes and
gNtcn' iis", Gencmen's Calf aud Kip Boots the best
that can oe made You know the stand--rhird street
near Roberts street.
SaintPaul, November. ISL a
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NOTICE.
TIME Books of the North Western Railroad Com
IL pany will be opened af the Office OF Borap Cakes
| the First Monday IN July.
Per Order Commissioners.
LNAMILY GROCERIEs--Tea, Coffee. Sugar, Dried
II Fruit starch, salerstus pickles, pepper, spices,
-four, me al, hams, etc, Ut tow prices by
CATHC ART, KERN co.
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NIl Grfr

M RS. BIDDLE, teacher Of music announces the
~ ladies ol -. Paul ard vicinity, will give
INSTRUCTIONS Oh the Piano Fortc. ForIacr
bringing pupils rapidly forward, warrants promise of
general satisfaction. Those wishing her services can
ca al her Residence, Junction Of lll and ST Anthony
streets.
faNl MtN IA Al
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FRUIT TREES AND SfIRI BBERY.
ETANING purchased the interest of Dir. II. Upton
u D IN the ST. Anthony Nursery, am prepared to Gil
orders for Fruit ard OrIimental Trees, ShublefN,
Roses Dahlias ard al Kinds II bulhous FartIc
uia attention VIII be given to the cultivation Of Dwarf
Fears. Cherries and kpple order especially sup
y.lv the people ST. Pau! and Anthony, vlo wish
their fruit, embe bish their yards ana
gardens with something Us.iul is well beauii!ui.
Nv supplies 10 be obtained from weH known Eur
sery in IoVa until trees he grown in Minnesota.
have upw small stock hand, that have been in the
territory and TWO years. NJ nursery will be ioca-
ted in GroveIand. "A short dsta1co from the Half Wa
House, the st Paul end ~. Anthony road These
wishing shrutbers, will do well to send in their
orders before the opening Of navigation Orders he
left at the Store OF J. L. Fullerton, addressed to
through The Post Office. l.. NJ. FORD.
Grnyelant. Nj. T.. March 25, 1853. soft.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

HHRs. MARVIN would arr ounce to the ladies Of ST.
w Paul, thai she has just received from New York
large, varied and splendid assortment Of Ronaets OF the
latest summer STYLES. She aters herselfthat upon oy-
animation, will be conceded that handsome stock
of Millinery. Flowers, Ribbons, &c, before
brought ,lic Territory. aLSOHarcges, TISSUES,
Dress silky &c. Sc. all % hich will he sod at
than the goods before offered in
this market lJune I6 Oft
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3tlllwatrr Business Garns.
=. ). X. MCMILLAN.

ATTORNEY AND COUNsELLOS AT LAW,
w Ill attend promptly and faithfully 10 ali business
entrusted 70 him in the line OF his profession at
saltwater, ST. faui, ST Anthony, and throughout the
Territory of Minnesota and the adjoining counties Of
the state of Wisconsin. Office. SrILIwATgR Min
REFERENCES.
His Ex. Alex Ramsey, Geo. w. Campbell & Co,
~. raui. tialena
Dr. G. w. BorGp, Nj r. Lansing
Mr. j. W. simpson, '' Mr.. s o. Butler, st. Louis
Hon. A.W. Looms, Ptisb'g J. II. Larkin IL Go.
= &. Shaler, SAM J. Wctherell Il Co"
!. II. Muorlead, Esq. " F1- &. Bn,ler g. Co Gin
q. ". Jackson, Esq - Mr.. Jos, r. Beggs
Saml G6rmly, Esq 8 Mr.. G. Walker, Marine Mills
Mat J. B. Butter, ard :. IL. Burke,
ctizeas generally, " Z. }. Butler, -
39-fy
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y. ~. BN EikS,

Corner Third and RobeTtS sts, Paul, MIN.
AHANtFACTURER % zine. tin she ct iron and COP
'h per- informs the citizens of St Pam, that he keeps
oh manu- large assortment of stoves, which he viii sell
Fefs oW lor cash Gall aBd before buying elseshere
also, tin ware OF 'hc best quality wholesale and re-
tan Indian traders would do well 10 call anI examine
81 Paul, June 8. ls52. r-ly
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Tucson.
EE. MIN ALLEN.

LLF4Ns
AHvncy af Lar, HeisoR, 81. Cro,r County, Wis.
JOSEPH BONRDN,
N9'ory Pubic ant Ldnd 4 rant Ha4soa 81, C,oir
fou1y, Wisconsin.
EBRE-EMPTION Ciaius. secured, and entries made
u h Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds ard
Mortgages constantly hand, and oonyeyanc care
iIuiy aHd promptly attended to.
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BENJAMIN r. FELT,

MAIN STREET GALENA, ILL.
VIII sell at the lowest cash prices. 3--u
1882. GREAT STOCK OF DRUGS. S52
DODGE K BENTZ.
NO. 100 MAIN STREET, GALENA. III
AATFER for sale the following Drngs, Ac ut tho low
" est prices.
1000 lbs tartaric acid 10000 lbs putty
25 kegs carb soda 50 hhs spts. turpentne
10 bbls tartar 500 lbs Paris green
100 lbs Eng. blue mass 10 casks Old polt wine
100 40 Eng. and Am. CALI. 20 hbs Eng. epson salts
10 casks sui lur 10 no carswas seeds
IN cases British lustre 1 do Eug. grid mustard
II do Eng. RID. boraX 10 do copal varpish
% bbIs plaster paTis do Maccaho! snuf
do camphtr 100 lbs oil peppermint
5Un Uz qUlnne u lb - lemon, fresh
3 bbls castor oil so toG paint brushes
1900 lbs ext iguorice 81 doL gross Lees pills
100 do inspd extracts 50 do do essences
$50 do Turkey opium % 6ss CASTLE soap
500 do herbs "a doz Townsend Sarsala
25 oI st.S chime 20 gross bears oil
so do morphine so kegs saltpetTe
500 bxs McCully's glass 1000 DO X. Conkling sons
80 lbs linsecd oil pure white lead.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
HoughtoR's Pepsin, ,.oudon Il co. medicines,
Pam Killer, Sioan's medicines, &c.
Together with large and well selected stock OF
ry article in our line Neespeclay invite The attention
of purchasers from the upper country stock sDd
prices. iy22-l4-ly
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I.ADIES. I.lnlI,S. rAD1ES

NOW is the time for you to Try If you cannot
get all kinds of plain, straw. braid chip and fancy
trimming; Bonre,s altered and made in the most fash
onabe Style bleached and pressed, and done equal 10
any cit, i'll the east.
Bouuets altered to the presen; lashion,--50 cts.
il only bleached and pressed--37cts.
A. liberal percentage allowed to miners.
Black and Maroon, coiored finished at the above
price, at the St Paul Bleach House. upper end of st
Anthony street, by Mrs. {. SPARkES.
march-3O $50 ON
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ST. PAUL E.Hf.

~ X w. BATES, keep constantly on hand good
~ assortment OF Bread, Cakes, Crackets aud Can
dies Of all kinds; variety If NUS, pies beer sc.
Also, jus, reed fresh lot OF Grccercs a.. oi whic
viii be sold cheap for cash, at tie old stand Third
street Lower Town.
PA Iunp
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FEfiE subscribers would inform the ci1ehs Of Saiut
Paul and all t.e country round about. that they
conducting the above business in all lis branches,
Third street nearly opposite the Post o ice, where
toners be supplied. short notcr, with al kinds
Of Harness, bfdlos Saddles, Ely Nets, TRUNKS, ases
y hips, &c, &C.
May H. '53-tf MARTIN DREW 6r co.
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MRS. MARY MERRICk.
Fashionable MiiIiner 81 Mantua VI aker.
No 90. MAIN STREET GALENA ILLS.

TO THE LA DIES.
EtO T. Mas. NERRIck at Galene, and learn TO cut
~ dresses yourselves others; only haif day +
required this improved plan l, is the best and
most simple mode vet invented. teach bv Fowler's
improved plan, and satisfaction given or no charge
MARY MERRICk.
Gaiena, Nov. 1s;, 1853 30-;F
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CUtS, III.

CEItS. IL. PA Err.
ES ANkFR and Exchange Broker. ST Pa;il, Minnesota
, Territory. Due attention paid to collections and
pro- ecds reunited promptly the lowest rate et
change, and ii paid III before maturty 10 charge
for commission. Sigh, drafts ard southern
cities constantly tor sale. Land Warrants bought
sold. 5-io tt
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CoNTR ACTING AND BUILDING.


E.tDW ARD STEW ART, architect and builder, is
4 prepared 10 furnish matcrins nid buildings
Of any ~ L.. by strict endCavor Just suit
III people, lie hopes IL merit continuance ot the pat
ronage 50 lberty extended lor ihe past wears
- Attention gwen 10 The appras!pg oi Reai Estate.
y. h. 10 good journey neh niasoIs waited og the
sctsnn. Odicc GA VhIr1 street. 100 ~
% Is
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CHAs. W. BoRUP. cHAs. II. OAK
PORVTT OAkES.

RORCP OAkES.
VUNffE undersigned having formed copartnership for
transacsing an Exchange aud Ban King business all
its various bran ches will be prepared furnish sight
and time exchanges the East and principal cities of
the West. Renitances TO Great Britain, Ireland aud
continent Of Europe, made in TO suit purchasers
Sight time bills and European exchang purchased
collections made, and proceeds remtted usual rates
of exchange. All other business committed
punctualy attended to.
BoRUP L CAKES.
iyl. lI-tf
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KICH's SALAM AMANDER SAFES.
Niltier's Patent.

W liuer'S F1tcnt.
A Large assortment of Safes, of various Sizes and
N patterns, with and without powder proof locks;
sale al the Depni, 1t; WaIrt street, New York.
ngFs pxool Bank Nu.tts, and Vault Doors made
order.
STE,ARNS & MARTIN. date Rof, s'tearns a
Co, To Rich tc.,I 4b Water St and
ol OF Avenue ani -. Marx Place, y y. sole pro-
pfieiogs OF Ric taeg.t, aud thc only makers oi Stla
SAFES combining Wilder and Rlei'a patents.
NN. CONSTAN~ d co,
Nov IS lSiP-tf Agents -. raui.
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STOVES AND TIN WARE.

STVN FsN \ NJ - " \ Il r..
1t NortlPs old stand Third Street. fctr doors
W est ot Jackson Sired.
FxNIE subscriber Will keep on hand stantly good
assortment of Tin Ware, which he VIII sell at
wholesale retail.
Also, general assortment Of STOVES. Orders from
country dealers solicited.
y. B. Repairing done on slior; notice.
GEO. RUSSELL, Agent
-. Paul June 2, ISJ3-7--lv.
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II. NJ. r. DAVIS.

TURNER IN GENERAL,
Corner of Fourth and Minnesota Street.
CSTAIR Banistcrs Balustrades, Columns OF the diff
- feeut orders of architecture, Tool Handles, Wagon
HUBS &c., turned order promptly and in workmsnhe
manner. sept3o-24-y
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MARTIN J.. CLARK, fot Street st Paul,
hFFE3S MS profc ,,iona services ia the above
y branches Tie feels assured thc confidence
posed m ability and >hill tor the last YEAR by ma
Hy tht most accom- piisl,l citizens of the town.
ocr has services in .ny department ot building tbnt
UAy he required. He undertakes 10 be responsible ir
the tuthlui and complete execution Ut his work. aud
VIII be prompt to perform it within the time specned
IL! the contract. 3S--iV
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GdtcnT.


t,,p .,cFr, >r,yrS CRY,
S.uPERFINis EXTRA flour bran, shorts. and
- horse feed, constantly on hand aud for sale nj low
"aiena, sept. 2, l@'2 $50
g "a, ,\Ck,np n g. 1~n
IVh,Iec,yc ,a3 p,,,J Dru~,i.t- A. on Al, S,r.lt
=. 77' " " ~ ~
'~'|.E' ,
AVE jlst fec'iVed luH supply oi Drugs M'cI-
~ N 'ihe>' iau'S, OIiS, p!G->ttH'' WINDOW "Iass
"'aS>"aie; tuttH' - &C iHey VIII ot constantly
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ICE. ICE.. ICE..

FNNiIE undersigned has r, up The past winter several
thousand tons Of this delicious article II thickness
VARYING three feet, which he offers !or the
supply OF private families hotels boarding houses boats
Ac lis supply is ineXIaustahie and he invites the pa
trorege of the several towns and cities on tue river
tfi7 Z. NMONrS.
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CENTRAL AMERICAN BANK.

{ tF I ktAEI 4 vi TlIAFN = y HNNhs
CLARKE d CO, Bankers and Dealers
Se in Exchange Collections made throughout the
Territory and feitted for OF exehare
ST Paul July a. l953--y
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---a------a-s----------s-
BOOK BINDING e. {,

VVNiE subscriber would respectfully inform the citi-
OF ~. Paul and its vicinity, t.at he is now car
Sying the above business, in the Pad story o1 r. VI.
saencert new binding. corner o 9TH and Robori
Pa tic ilar paid binding Magazines, Period
icais in plain fancy binding, the shortest uu:;ce
aud reasonable terms.
JAMES MACKINTOSII.
ST Peul March 25 1852 4g-,f.
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WILL Practice his profession in St. Paul and vicinity.
Office on Third Stree, nert door to the Post Offer.
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JOHN EShAS WARREN. JOSEPH "AhEfiEl.
WARREN & WAKEFIELD.
-TI0fntyS ana LoNnctllOfS al Lac dnU NOIIttL-
orS IA Cbaaccrg:
Office Th.rd street brtween Roberts and Cedar;


A TTORNENS AND CoUNSELLoR; Ar LAW
n and Solicitors Ri thancery 1t. Paul, Minnesota :;
S> attend with prompncSs and fidelity tu all law bisi-
entrusted to their care in Minnesota, ana the adoin
,ne counties of Wisconsin,
FEdrticuiar attention w be gwen 10 the collection
Of tebts, and the location ot Laau Warrants.
Sept. l., lo5I. 2--ly
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BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
A ND DRAFTS all parts OF the United States, al
"A the Oiice Of the Minnesota Ouiht, by
May |, ISL. CHAS. W BORUP. 2--ly
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WAR EAGLE Mills, CALENt.
1tUPERFINE EXTRA FLOUR, bran, shorts, an
- horse feed, constantly hand, aud for sale nj low
cash rates. l.. UEMESTEAU * co.
Gaena. sent ., lSi2 i-20
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Iron, Steel, Nails, Groceries, rrOyis-
ions, &C.,
SLIGO IRON STORE.
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS.

Which we offer at our usually low prices. We shall
he happy 70 see our old Cu>ion,rs wen
yho with the CASH Ne intend AenCtiOrwGfd 10
80 business only ,l, Cash system.
MARSHALL. AZ co.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-08-18


NOTICE is hereby given that there will be term o.
~ the Probate Court for Ramsey County held at the
Office OF VIM. p. Murray, in 81. Paul on Monday, Aug
O'Clock A. M. and IN the first Monday Of every
month thereafter, al the same place aud time.
SAMUEL NJ. TRACY.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-18

Mr.. Bottlebury says if there's any
thing he does utterly loathe, hate, de-
test, abhor, it is a grogshop. 1t robs
a man of his fourpence, bis sleep, his
time and his domestic feeling, If a
man must drink, let him buy his IL
quor by the gallon and share it with
his wife and children. In this way
his affections viii be centered at home;
besides it looks so very cosy to see a
kind husband and loving father get
drunk in the bosom of his family, =
Go it Bottlebury. .'aa. 'el sfii no, Ny11