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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-27

Despair not Of the better part
That lies in human kind
A glance Of light still lckereth
In cen the darkest mind;
Tn. savage with his club of war,
The sage 50 mild and good.
Are linked in firm eternal bonds,
OF common brotherhood.
Despair not! Oh, despair not then,
For through this world so wide
No nature is so demon like,
But there's an angel side.
The huge rough stones fom out the mine,
Unsishlly and unfair,
Have veins of purest metal hid
Beneath the 81. face there;
Few rocks 50 bare but to their heights
Some tiny moss-p.ant clinss.
And roand the peaks so desolate,
The sea-bird sis and sings;
Believe me, too, that rugged souls.
Beneath their rudeness hide
Mu,h that is beautiful and good
We've ell our n5el side.
In all things is an inner depth
A f'r-of, secret way,
Where through the windows OF the soul.
God sends his snil,n, ray.
In every human heart there is
faithful sounding chord,
That may be struck unknown tous
By some sweet loving word.
The wayward heart in van may try
Its softer thoughts 10 hide,
Some unexpected tone rcveals--
Il hath an angel side.
Despised, and low, and troiden down
Oak with the shade Of sin;
Dccipheins not those halo lights,
Which God hath lit within;
Cropping about in utmost night,
Poor, prison d 20 Is there are,
Who guess not what lies meaning is,
Nor dream Of heavcn afar.
Oh! that some gentle hand Of love
Their stumbling steps would guide,
And show them that amidst it all,
Life has its angel side.
Brutal, and mean, aad dark enough,
God knows some natures are,
But he, compass onate, comes near
Aud shall We stand afarl
Cur cruise OF oi, viii not grow less,
II shared with hearty hand,
For words Of peace and looks Of love
Few natures can VT ct and.
Love is the mighty conquerer-
Love j. the beauteous guide
Love with her beaming eye, can see
We've all our angel side.
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r. :. NEW ELL,
Com inn Mnr. amt

a ND Dealer ID Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
IA cook, parloI and heating stoves of all kinds,
lectel from the Troy Cincinnati and ~ Ioas markets.
comprising the vailed assortment If double
stoves and ranges the Eastern market affords Hollow
ware. kettles, pots ovens. skl!lets. GlaCes, i Is pans
waffle mons, shoVels, torg., DC.
Aso-t arming utensils, ponsls cradles, rakes hoes
shONtIN, scNtnes snathS- axes, sal hons, znc
spring balances coffee mills, wire. nails, tach>. Sc-
Japancd ct al hius lamps and clidlest icAs %.
brass, iron and tn brania and kitchen ware, lea and
coffee pots, spoons ladies, skiniacrS coffee and
gar boxes scrub, a,kina aud other brushes, hydrIlc
apparatus; we'll cstorn and otsc pumps OF all siYe,
rams, lead rl0e sheet bar and pig lead, &c.
my stand on lhisd near Roberts street. Saint laNi
Minnesota t. > II.
September L. ISL 2"--i
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FIR y'~Ei ME. AT.

have an arrangement uow for keeping fresh meat
II "A winter lleratut; ana Us SHAH Dt spar
neither of pains money, to have the choicest
beol pork, mutton, ldb saisages and other faileits
csiuliels may seLd IN their servants children, or
bit of t,nderie, steah roast something else that
il good, they shall have tiie be The shop aud
huncst weight. NJ shop remember IS oh ~. taohs
street just few steps above Fuller story bfich.
N2.-tt NM. LLLS.
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ST. PAUL FERRY.

VUNHE subscribers have now ready new horse boat
il and all things in complete order for crossing the
river Paul, Lower Landing, with all passengers
and We shall be IN attendance at The Ferry, at
The usual heurs If business and soon possible shall
secure the Constant attendance Of good Ferry The
ferIiaee lower here than any other ferry
fron. st. Louis to 81. Paul.
JAMES VI GOODHUE,
ISAAC \ GOODHUE,
jy22 Proprctors.
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St. Qaul Business Caros.

SPIRITUAL hNOCKINcS IN ST. PAUL,
rkNliE Subscriber, the Of Fifth and Nnneso
y l. streets, Mock, Mock Nockinx old
rags nlo hanusoDe cheap and durable Carpets ladies
sid gentlemen, please call and those sprit; knock
ings, you will not iutrude.
large quantity OF carpet warp hand and carpets
made 10 order 4. ". WALTERS
ST. Paul, May l3, 1852. 4-tr
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WILLIAM TAYLOR.
Rncher and nIr.hroSSpr

AZ built and fitted up SHAVING SALOON, on
II Third street, neAt door west oi the new Post OF
in SAINT Paul. to the increasing luxury! sly lie AID
elegance, of the growing metropolis Minnesota, where
he VIII be happy 10 CltIze.s aud strangers Saint
fan in every branch OF his business, according 10 the
best OF his ability
D l-.li.
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JOHN HOLLAND,
AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISE Il.

* ELLING buying MerohandiLe Real Estate
- FULLY 2tended To al y 10 per cent commisson.
Now on sale lot OF good ahogany aud Black " al
Furnture Chairs etc. Heavy .heetgs, cailco al d
hanneis uais, mixed paints anj coors OIL putty, var
nsh, painted al grained doors, glued sash, signs,
sleighs and carriages painted on the premises
business
Hollaud's Fmnture Rooms, Central St. Paul.
Dec l912-3l
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NIE.AT STALL.

INlE subscriber has is opened Al the corner oil Third
l and Jackson sts., ii BU TCHiR'S STALL, III " hich
Will be found usually every variety 81 the best meats tht
can be obtained. 1t Will be ms eUdeavor the
ol his customers promptly; to deal justly AID
hoforaby with those who HAY iuNor him viii call
His experience HIM OF his capac, to DO justice
to business which more than Others requires prac
tice and skill. H. &. NOLF
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RNITUR

TO buy secord hand furniture, is too
6 rs-s,t sSs1- much like buying second hand gar
~ We II tIr .rrltcI, that
It tho People Of Ierutory, would
rather irct- have their chairs wasstGs, bureaus
tables, made order, aud e\pres> Ter theiT
hae; although old furniture might be bought for less
ncS. Then We hlnh people would rather LaVeEftl
.ts the IIuttr tnlt grows here in the TcrIto
manufactured by Own Chahlcs who nave cast
their lot Minnesota. iul better, Tor worse.
We VIII make promptly TO order, whatever art.ce, o
furniture Uc wanted, G have not What - dceIr
e! OH nilo } AID viii UaI4ant good. better ana all
things considered, cheaper, Than they be imported.
Undertaking promptly attended to-
SIEES n IIU Mt,
Manufacturers Of Cabinet Ware and Furniture, Third
street. -. Paul.
81. iau May p. lcl2 tu
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Have Won good Understandings,

HuVN !VH NUVU Z HUI NtN IIUtEs-
MARVIN, invites the public TO examine the
n<s best stock Of aeiais in his ne that has ever
been Ia the Territory. He challenges either side of
tn Atlantic 10 produce better quality Ut French Calf
skins, specially adaptc for The winter season.
On hand, also, Ladies' fue custoi made shoes and
CATERS. Also, Geutleeu Calf and hip Boots. the best
that be made. You know the sld.a--rAird street.
Roberts street.
Saintpaul, November. 1851. 81
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MAIN STREET, tfpOstrE GALEAA HOTEL.
ANUFACIiRE ANA Keep constantly on hand q
AHk complete assortment ol fancy and dsof thAils
Also urtais, Tables, StdGs, WritiNg DESKS Lounns
Glasses, beusieads. &C. &c Persons wishing 10 puf-
chase viii do well ca bciotc they bay ese where,
prepared sell good article and our terns
invariably cash, aiurd 10 sell Is chea, of
cheaper tian any other III the city. Reasonable de-
made to persons huyns sell again All orders
from a distance ruhCtuaiy ATTENDED to.
l.nriln- Il IL. ls.ll. S.f
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MAIN sTR.Er, GALENA, I'LL.
viii sell at the i"A, n ash prices 3-u
1872. oilk.Ai ,.Jt IA Dk' DKCC>. 500.
tUDt:r " bENIZ.
loo s4@u4i, N.ENA. Ill.
AFFIR tor sdic ia. iJ.loWi4s Drugs Nc, a the low
" est prices.
Iyt0 lbs t.rtaric acid lt,ott IDS putty
- Kegs cab. soda % hbis sfts iurpentiHe
lU bids 5OU lbs iaTis green
loo ibs Eng biue 10 CASKS old port wine
100 DO Eng. ard Am. CALL. 20 bbls is. epson salts
10 ashs sui phIr ~ do CaraWa> seeds
Ia cases BRUSH lustre 4 do Eng - q mustard
IL 40 Ing. nd. h0rdX ~ do N Nir.,sh
- bbis plt,'cf Varis DO NiCcaboA shuh
DO ct!Hphtr JOG los Oh peppermint
-GO on allulne ID " lc.non, ttcsh
) bbis csstor oil 81 GuL paint brushes
lot lbs ext. liquorite So uoL gross lees pills
loo do nsp'd extracts 50 90 do essences
laU co Turkey opium - bAs CASTLE soap
$50 do herbs "a doZ iowiseHos SarsaIa
- strA chime 20 gross bears O.!
50 do morphine So saitpetIe
$50 bxs McCuil. 5 ass 1000 40 X. tohhing sons
So lbs Iliseed OIL pure white lead.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
Houghton's EePsin, I"nden n 60 medicines,
lam KILLER, SOaH hetitiits, So.
Together with a large and well selected stock OF eve
ry ariice line. Necspeca.iy invite the attention
OF purchasers from the upper country 1" our stock and
prices jy22-l4-iy
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CuAs. " EoRuP.
non I'D & (

CuAs W. EoRuP. GGAa "A. oAhES
RORI-p & OAK Is.
F3NIE rndevsg! "a having formed coP1rtnersip Tor
i>actllg EAciai ai.d Ban, basin, .l
IT, various branches, vii be prepared IT. afnsh sight
atI ie exchange, the Last ana rnc pal Ct,ls at
the " est I..nttinCcs L. Great Britain, c.and, aud
CONthont ot Europe, made sums to >tt PURCHASERS
sight bills and European changes purchased
aid reunited AT usual rates
Oi eAthi All other business Committed TO our care,
, unclualiy attciacd 10.
BORLp & oANES
;,I
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ii. NJ. r. DAVIS,

TURNER GENE0AL,
Corner of Fourth and ST. Peter street, in building lately
occupied the Sash Factory.
CTAIR Bauisters. Baimstrades, Columns of the diff
- .ereut orders OF architecture, Tool Handles, Wagon
Hubs turned to order promptly and in workmanke
manner. septo9-24-y
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r., IL. PRICE.

tDLAsfERER caB De ioRmd the corner Of Jack
son hhu oiAth streets, nenr the lower shlngle mill
IL H. J. has served regular apprenticeship at the bns
ness Oi paseing and believes he ggc salts
IA ton 10 those who may employ him. any branch
ais business.
T. s;-Two good jonrneymeu are wanted Immediately.
ST. Paul, Aus. II, 1851. II
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rENIiL st>c tber agent 1t Flour rom The above nils
j AID Will have Il constant suppl. On hard OF super
ii,ie supere which Wl be soid al nili prices,
Ia eight added
e superior quality OF this Flour is known to all who
II only requires tr here 10 make II
, iayoriie family Flour o! Mlhncs0tit
JOHN HARRINGTON.
pnu NAV p. I-.l
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Large assortment of Safes, of various sizes and
"A patterns with and without powder proof loc he
sale at the Depot, lag Water street, New York.
Burglar proof Bank Vaults, and Vault Doors made TO
order.
SrEARNS 4 MARTIN. Gate Roh, Ssearns Il
Co. successors to Rich Coz l4t Water st. and corn
of Of Avenue and St. Marks Place, =, ", sole pro-
pretors of Richs Patent and the only makers OF Sala-
nander Safes combining Wilder and Rich's patents.
WM. CONSTANS & co,
Nov la, ie52-f Agents, ST. Paul.
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION


On St Anttony street, ttro doorS beloW the AmerscGa
House.
vbNiE uEdes sned would rectinlly invite the atcn-
tiou ot the pEbiC, tle.r large and well selected
stock and Provisions Also, Ready Made
Clothing, Boots, shoes, Vines, Liquors. Nas, Glass,
Hardware, etc, All ot which VIII e sold cheap Tor cash,
L, Cal before purchasing else
where. IRVINE n DAo lhl-R
St Paul, Oct. lG, ic5l. 26
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NATuAN SriCER.

Wot-hmakr and Jstce,i,Y Third Street, st. Paul.
EEAS just received well selected stock of Clocks,
Il " alches and Jewery coH>isiins IN part. ~ fol-
lows Gold Bracelets ockets Breast Pins, Scarf Pins
tuH Rings, Ear Rings, Finscr Rings oil! Pens Pencil
Chains, buckles, Slides, Silver and German silver Thin
es, ectaces and L, Protectors. Clocks and Witches
Of eters kind quality and price. Combs, Cutlery, Per
fGnery &c, which are for sale very cheap lor Cash.
Clocks, Watches sad Jewelry repaired in the best
Inaaner and warranted A-33 V
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f,Af.E.t. BAKERY.

EAGLE. BAKERY.
A-OW shall have hand, at ali hours of day and
~ night, loaves crumpcts, cracaers, cakes of all
sorts,-eyery thing in my line, done up according TO
the best OF my skill Thanking public for past
shall continue to your custom.
Corner Of ST Anthony and Fort streets.
April Is, 1852. (52-tf) GEO. SPENCE.
ST.PAUL BAKER .--COOD EATING.
4 Ii who love good eating call AT the ST. Paul Bake
"A ry where they do things up White not Brown
We shall have hand ali times, Bread and Crack
Cakes md Candies Of descriptions Ice Cream
and small Beer, and every Thing else in line. Cali
and see for yourselves. & 4 w. BATES.
-. Paul. April 90, 1852. 2-tf
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r.. + yi}\Tk;SS.

4 ltROCERl and Provision Storr, having removed 10
N Sd street. nearly opposite the ost once Is now
preIarcd Offer old and heW customers tht choicest
selections his line; including hams pork, tea. c"ec,
.uIar rce every hH. fact, tha wanted for sc
it, iaIits boarding houses, at tie very lowest Nv
ny Prices.
ri Pau, March q, 1859. 50-u
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k1ATItSpN BENSON, have purchased, and ex-
peer early Ia MAY, addition Ia their Livery
stock, several he gnd ee.t carriages. h9g,s. and
burouches ALSO halHessNs aAd horse furnishings, aad
eVpIpagc ct tn most elegant de-Crl }iien.
Al>O--aH additional stOck "i hne boodeJ, well bro
Ken horses. 4Acry. Ii su.itei" horses in under
The iGuna Law VIII ,hes be in danger OF being knock
el "a the head.
Der entire lew stock viii cost over 100000. No
other stable IN tie West, Saint Louis, viii be
tOuij y com p'e;e
VIII cur fcncs nHd Tie nns!c please remember. that
the Livery Stable IN the the House
the upVer cad ot Saint Pa&l, they 1t ali olrs
haze such conveyance by land, wheels horse
back, as the! may desi,et
PA1Tl$ON Il BENSON
ST. PAIL. Aprl, Is, 1852. 5--tf
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MUSIC.

AIRS. BIDDLE, teacher of music, announces to the
fl ladies OF ST. Paul and vicinity, that she will give
inst ruc items the Iaso Forte. Former in
general satisfaction Those wishing her services
call at her residence junction oi Hn and ST. Anthony
paul NAV 4-tf
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j. IL, BY t.EsN,

Corner Third and Roberts SIS, Paul, MIN.
XaANt FACItREI of zinc tin, sh, et ison and cop
w rer, informs the citizens NJ St. Paul that he kerfs
hand large assortment o stoves which he VII sell
lo for cash Call and before buy where;
also tin OF The best quality. AT wholesale and re-
tail Indian traders woGlu do well to call and examine
81. Paul, JuNe >, Ie5.- 1-Iy
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BOOK BINDING,

PENiE subscriber would respectfully inform the citi-
u zens oi ST. Paul and its vicinity, that he is
rNihg ON the above business IN the 2ud story Of r. NJ.
Sehces new building, corner OF 5h and Robert street.
PaTiculll attention paid to bndiGs Magazines cI od-
ica!s &c IN plain fancy binding. The shortest
and reasonable terms.
y.
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Third Street, 81. raul, November 60, 1851.
F4sIiONABLE MILLINERY.

n ARGE stock Of Bonnets AT Mis-. Marvin's Millinery
IL establishment, Third street reduced prices. The
Ladies Of St Iaul respectfully adorned that Mrs
Marvin has received large and very elegant stock OF
iionnets, which She is now opening, aha t. wlilh she
luyiies thcT attention. SHE has LOW on iaid large
variety both III le and material, which she Is Offering
d. lower prices than ever before III ST. Paul
II the Ladies viii ca early Mrs. NJ. has no doubt
that they vii be induced To purchase.
l.Ll AaA0
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TO TIE LADIES OF ST. PA

TO TIfF. LADIES UE ST. ia l..
hELflN sensible Of past iavors, again invite your
y attention my NfLLiN ti. tSiAE-
LtST!IENT. confidently assured that show
you variety ol materials aid trimmings that viii ropa!
lnsi eciiun.
Ny facilities increased for supply ing you with
The latest ana hope To he able 10 iect every
mand which as aud sly ie may require.
My arrangements for The season, AN persuaded, will
fully that success which the Ladies' OF Saint
Paul are wiling to contribute when pUctuality and
inAi,ty please blended with hhawlcGse oi what
Their excellent taste requires.
NJ. A. MARVIN.
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Watchmakers JfsccierS, hG ST, t;sitno Illinois
4 Lal.e and well selected assortment at ClockS,
n Watches I,wery and SILVER Spoons constantly
hand, low. Engraving neatly executed. All
kii.s Jewclry made order and neatly alfei.-
All orders punc.ulily attended to- The highest price
paid ur old gold sll,r. 2.S
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EiuiSeH.
BENJAMIN ALLEN,
.fitornsy al La,c, Wiiioac Rirer, ST.
Croir Co., Wisconsin
JOSEPH BOWRON,

Notary Public and Land Agent,
Vitior Rirer, 81. Cr0lr co., Wisconsin
Prescription claims secured and entries made b,
Niltar, Land Warrants. Blank Deeds
Mortgages constantly on haad. and convey an.
carefully and promptly attended to.
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forage and Commission, " ater street. between
Green and Washington streets, Gaiena, ILL.,
5. y. MERRILL s. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
BoOts and shoes,
No. 50, .SteamboRi Landing, Gaicna.
l.. :. FELT, Gaienu, Ill.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
ce-ies, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crochery, liou>elurnishing Goods,
Mattresses, &c.
ALSO-keeps constantly on hand large stock
of RIDE and Blasting Powder and Fuse. 2-l0
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~ NJ, -. CONIKS.

BOOKSELLER AND SfATioNER.
H. EEPS constantly hand complete stock oi
AA- Books and every description o stationery to-
sesier with fancy Goods Lcary oPpusiie the American
House, st. Paul.
April !. le52. 5c-tf
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CASH FOR BLACKsMITHING.

w have bought ont the brick bao ksinth shop OF
W Mr. Ia, or aid the row shop adjoining II, near The
JUNCTION of Fort I and ST. Anthony streets, ST. tau
where shall carry on biacksnithihg and ow making
III all of the business either furnishing sOck
not may be d. sired. We intend 10 do work strict
~ upon cash principles while, therefore, shall rigid
i prompt the prices o abOr will he
VERY Low. VIII the public try our work and our
prices. ABBOTT SONS.
ul5. l3-y
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ST. PAUL.
Door, Sash. aud Blind ManufactOry.
Coraes al ioGrth and II Peter Sireets.)
NJ. WISE CO..
E|NER grateful for TIE liberal patronage heretofore
II extended them beg leave inform the b"iliurs
Of 81 pau GHd the rect OF mankind ia general thai they
always aud, ana prepare cd to mahe
amount 81 Doors, Window Sash Blinds and Frames to
order short notice III the durable and
ut tie most rtasonable iiccs ot cash. G!ye ca'i
DeCCuber -, lo5i. MIC!lAEi. WISE,
J1y JONAS ti!St.
PAINTING.
&<nERMAN IL NttE fl, On Fuurh street -.
~ Paul, HeGr the nidte OF town. Ia the building of
Nr Knox. up stairs ~ oaud. real, attend 10
Painting all It's dc cIartmcnts. House paintIne, siep
painting ,ge and ornamental painting, all done
up promptly and with pants OF the best quaty. Ii We
d1 work Il a sloyeill, urWo Ar5nlkc manner, we
do eNPsSl get business the e htened town OF
II. iali Sly SHERnAN y q Mo.Eh.
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C1aiGrla.


~ HOIISALE and retail dealer in Hardware ard
w Cuitlery Cast Steele Nails, Mechanics and Nil
'ers' tool, Rope and Farming Implements, No. 90 Main
,ttect, Gaitus. III. 1T
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GEO. {. C.STROTiIER
X. NlcIaran

Sole Agent IN Galena for sale Of Sloan
Medicines. - Main street. Galena III.
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BENJAMIN L. FELT,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Grocer rrOyIs IONS, * C
MAIN STR.Er, GAiENA, I'LL.
" i'll sell at the NJ t.au prices 3--tf
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e.. j. kOVITS & co.

INtR Mandatory; ever! thiig il the fur line made
in the best Ladies .urs, sleigh rones iuI
coats caps and gloves Upper Town, nearly opfo.itt
1 he Biick Hotel, n. Paul All
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DIR. *. BADBiYi
DRS. BRESBlNk. WILEY.
Physicians and Surgeons,


G. w BIDpiE. latc OF pltt>bGrr, Ia,
Ak9r<-s, has permanently located iu SAINT Paul
3itTssliS Fourteen years c.ose ap ppIcatiuh TO his
]lIly prol.s-iun together wIih a large aud
beautiful assortment ot ain AM gum TEEN, enabe h'
a. insert ru, one 10 an entire teeth to- atmosphere
pressure " .ti belutit representation ot the natui@
yau restoring the mouin 10 It's natural shape.
Disc ised teeth permanently saNco by urSnsi Us eSs
teeth extracted with ttie pain possible. Teeth
: ciesesed and diseased gums restored 10 ieaIth
O.Tce at junction iiil and saint Anthony street.
y. B.-Aillo warranted
81 Paul, May -. Il!
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-27
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-09-23

r-5g"Thc New York Tribune says that MIR
Forsyth, who sailed suddenly for Europe
few days ago, is charged to have committed
forgcrics to the amount of 100000 to $780,
600, principally upon his father and father
in.law, and obtained the money from King.
ston, Hudson, Albany and New York. On
the day that he left he sold $4,000 of paper
TO brokers, which has since been paid by
friends. Mr.. +. had always stood high, and
in money matters had extensive credit pro-
ducng, as occasion required, large amounts
of the best securities. Gambling was proba-
bly, the cause of his delinquency. lie owed
$4,000 to one of the most notorious gamblers.
Forging appears to be epidemic, says the
New York Tribune, and adds: an addition
TO Mr. Forsyth, we hear of three other in
stances, all within the past six weeks In
one ease the amount was very considerable"