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St. paul Business CARDS.
PIRITUALKNoCKINcs IHsr.pAUL.

SPIRITUAL KNOCKlNGS IN NST.PAUL.
fHNH Su5sc rIher, on the corner Of Fifth and Mmneso-
II II streets, Is now Mock Mock Nockns old
rags into handsome cheap and durable Carpets Ilies
and gentlemen, please call and those spiritual hnock
inss YOU will mol atruie
large quantity of carpet warp hand and carpets
made to order r. NJ. WALTERS.
st. Paul, MAY IL. 1852. l-tf
BOON BINDING.
vHNiE subscriber won!d respectfully inform the ct-
leIs oil 81. Fau aud its vicinity, that he Is
rylng On The above business, the Pad story Of r NJ
Spenter's new brildng. Ui 5h aud Rohot street
Particular attention pad binding Magazines Pc riod
reals &c, IN plain or fancy binding the shortest notice
and reasonable terms
JAMES MACINTOSH
ST. Paul. March 25, 1872. 49-tf
NEW IiVERY STOCK.
H3ArTlSON u BENSON, have purchased and
u pect eariN in Man, AS addition their LIVERY
stock several new aud elegant carriages, bGggit> and
barouchc,:u>O new harnesses aud horse furnishings ehd
tquips.e Of the elegant description.
ALSD--an additional stock oi Guc booded well bro
ken horses QGery. Ii spirited" horses IN ui1er
the L!quoa Law, ai they be danger of beng kiock
ed il. the head,
Our entire new stock viii cos; 100000 No
other stable in the West, out Ol SAINT LOUIS, VIII be
found as complete ours.
VIII friends and The public please emher, that
at the Liver, stable in The of The AncIci,B House.
the upper end of SAINT Pau, they At all hours,
have such conveyance by band, Oh wheels on horse
back, = they may desire
PATTIsON Il BENSON.
St Pau April -, 1859. 52-tf
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CHAPTER ACT Henar"n County Agricultural Soaay
Be enacted by Legislature assembly the Territory Of Mn
ooio Joel B Basse, Alexander Moore
Warren Rrso cZekah Fletcher A. T. Ancs, no II Stevens
Prescott Joseph and John Manu. and their
and scce ,so be and hereby constituted body polite and
cnnoate to all and purposes by the of the HEN
SOCIETY, and BY that
I've sued uead mpeaded and be answered unto
may purchase hold both real and persona! property
70 py amount exceeding thousand dollars and the
70 Grant lease mortgage, SELL otherwise dispose of for The
and 20 donations to be applied
w the donor may direct and devise and keep SEAL
with the right altering pleasure and to make and enforce
this Territory or OF the United States and enjoy all the
nrvleces and franchises incident to corporation
SEC 2 object of said society shall be the collection and
of knowledge and the
and advancement Of agricultural pursuits
Src 3 AT meeting called and held by five of
the members OF society the time and place Of their first
annual meeting shall! be dsgnaed and such first annual
meeting Of the society rules and regulations
NAV adon there elected President Secretary
and one said officers to hold their offices respectively
until their chosen which shall be the annual
meeting -
SEC a. Seven Of the society shall, any meeting
constitute a Quorum o transact any business.
SEC S. The Legislature may at any time, alter, modify or
amend this act.
SEC g. This shall take effect from and after its passage
Approved-March 5, 1883.
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CHAS. w. gOGtP. cHAS. 1
fSQRCp 4 OAkES.

BQRCii 4 OAkE.S.
IUN!fE Undersigned having formed copar rsip for
transactg EN tha ge ana Banking business IN all
It's various branches, Will lee prepared Iruish sight
aud lime exchanges tie East and principal cities of
the West RcmItianccs Great Britain. ireland, and
continent OF Europe made Ill sums 10 suit purchascrs.
sight aud bills ana European changes purchas ed
collections made, and proceeds tcniited
exchange. All other business committed care,
punctualiy attended TO.
BORUP & OAKES.
;+1
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Have YOU good UNDERSTANDING!

MARVIN. invites the pubic 10 examine The
kIs best stock OF mate rials in his line thai has
been Ia the Territory HE challenges either side of
the Atlantic produce better quality Of French CAT
Skins, specially adapted for the winter
On hand. also, Ladies' fine made shoes and
CATERS. Also GentIemen's Calf and Kip Boots the best
that can be made. You know the s,and-rhrd street,
near Roberts street.
sand aul, November. 1851. 81
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Saint ])dul Business Garns.
XATHAN SYICER.


Waf,tmatr ard Je,eclo, THIRD Street, St. Paul.
HAS just received Well selected stock Of Clocks,
Watches aa1 Jewelp, consisting in part, as fol-
lows Gold Bracelets lockets, Breast Pms, Scarf Pins,
Cuh Rings, Bar Rings Finger Rings, Gold Pens, Peucil
Chains. Buckles, Slides, silver and German silver Thin
bes Spcctace> and Eye PROTECTOR Clocks and Aiches
of c,ery kind quality and price. Combs. Cutlery. Per-
fmnery &c. which tor sale very cheap Tor Cash.
Clocks, Watches and Jewery repaired IN The best
manner and warranted 4-S3
FRESH MEAT.
have arrangement now, Tor eeping fresh meat
ice, in "A winter temperature; and As shall he spar
neither of pains nor money! 10 haNc the choicest,
beef pork nuttoa lamb, sausa-cs and other varieties,
customers send in their servants or children, Tor
h OF tcEder!iue, steak roast somcthin3 else that
good and they shall have the best in the shop, and
honest weight. NJ shoP, remember. Is on st Anthony
street just ew steps above FEiier's story brick
maN27-tu WN ELLIS.
MEAT STALL.
HE subscriber has Just opened AT the corner OI Third
AID Jackson SIS, BUTCHERS STALL, IN which
VIII bC ioun usually every variety OF the best that
can be obtained. u viii he his eBdeaVor The
wants al his customers promrtiyi and 20 deal justly and
honorabiy with those who may favor hin will u call
His experience i OF his capacity 10 justice
business which than many Others requires prac
tee and sA.il. Ii. T.. WOLF.
sf
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C,su FOR BLACks,sITHING.

WE have bought oat the brick bat k."ith shop OF
w Mr. Tay lor, ad the po" shop ADJOINING near me
,nc,,on of Fort Ill and 81 Anthony Streets 81 Pau,
,yheye we shall carry blacksmithng and piow making
m OF the business either furnishing stock
80 - - ,nay he desired. We intend do work strict
,y upon ash principles while therefore, we shall iig-
IL exact prompt payme the prices o our laoor VII be
nr;ces, ABBOTT a SONS.
;uI5 l3-y
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FIRNITJ RE.

TO buy second hand furniture, j.
z ssEkss, much like buy iug second hand gar
- ments We It for granted, that
~e5 the people Of our Territory, woald
rather prefer 10 have thtr chars, waslstals bureaus
and tables made 20 order, aud expressly fer their
although old furniture might he bought for less
Hey. Then think our people would rather havcarti-
cles E;ue OF the timber that here IN the rerrtO
manufactured by our IA, C'laucs, Who have
their lot III Minnesota, for better, Tor worse.
We VIII make promptly to order, whatever articles Of
furniture uay be wanted, Of have what i. d,sr-
e on haIG) aud will warrant goods better and all
thngs considered, cheaper, an they be imported
Undertaking promptly attended TO-
STEES Il HUNT,
Manufacturers of Cabinet Ware and Furniture, Third
street. NJ. Paul.
st. Iaul, May 27, lsj2. 6-ti
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NE w YORK TOREl
A.. II. hRLIN

w UOIESALE and Retail Dealer in Fancy and
w Staple Dry Goods Ladies', Misses and Infants
Boots and Shoes, BuskiBs and Carpet Overshoes; ali
kinds Of Gentemen's Ready Made Clothing, Shirts,
Drawers and Furnishing Goods; Gents Fine Calf and
Nip tuots, Mems and boy's Heavy Brogans. Trunks,
Nases and Carpet Bags; Gents Fine SILK Beaver and
kossath Hats. Gents and Boys Silk Plush and Silk
Caps.
W The Ladies and Gentlemen invited to call and
examine this and fresh stock bought expressly for
the Minnesota market, at the New York Store before
purchasing elsewhere A. I. CHAMBLIN.
Jan. 6, l653.-39-tf
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CtIDES-CleaT and ribbed, warranted in prime order
- in stors .nd for sale cheap for CASH, by
NE. TYSON.
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BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
ND DRAFTS on all parts Of the United States, Ut
"A the Oiice of the Minnesota Outfit, by
My l, 1851. cHAS. w. BORUP. 3-ly
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ST. PAUL,
Door, Sash. and blind ManufactOry.

Door. Sash. and Blind Mandatory,
(Coincr uf FOHfh and ~. Peter Streets.)
NJ. \SiSF. CO..
gJNER grateful for The liberal patronage heretofore
EI extended thein beg leave to inioria the bUes
of Paul and the of mankind in geners that they
aw hand, aad are l.rcpAfepar.d IL make
amount @ Doors, window @asb, Blinds and Frames
order short notice III durable manner, and
the reasonable prices Tor cash. give "a call.
December -, 1851. MICHAEL WISE,
JONAS q lSE.
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l.. DLUN.'S NEW WORK BAZAAR.
Al the El~uerrpan EuiIdin"

At the daguerrean BniiuinS.
EtORNi,E OF Tard and Cedar Streets st. Paul Mini
u nfsota Territory
In six weeks returned the second time from ~ York
with an entire new stock of goods.
THIS Is The complete assortment Of Ladies Fan
cN Dry Goods brought to Mnncsu,a The stock
j. direct iron New York. purchased cash prices.
and Will be sold II the cheapest rates. IL comprises
Velvet Cloahs, Cloth Cioaks
Silks--hiack and colored Broshe long and SO shawl,
Long shawls-a.i prices Trrnmugs-a description.
Embroidery all kinds Collars. all prices
Hosiery, every variety Gloves. Kid aI. Cashmere
Dclainos Yankee notions
Velvet ur cloaks Red French Perfimery.
IaGic, WOolen Jackets All kinds Of white goods.
Back silk wells. for - and upwards
cora Md gloves. for o5 els ANA do
" hte ana cold linen dsmask table covers.
do do do napkins.
unhlcached linen table covers.
Iniies, please call and examine for Yourselves. 4-3o
Fin " are and stove Store.
~ : NEWELL informs the public that he abs re
u . moved from his old stand his store near
The iust OlicC. st. Paul. Having sufficient
for his vurincn. he is prepared To any orders
Tor wares IN tin copper. iron zinc Sc. He is prepared
also Ia perform job WORK. fitting nues furnaces, and
settling Up stoves.
Wares ready made and hand. He has in H.. front
room large aud uuTivalcd stock Of tin and iron
ready at hand.
Also of several of the latest and approx ed
patterns, which cr't be beat by ul, thing eNtant.
lie assures his patrons that he down
at once from the carly tAorhitant prices oI India
times, and make his profits numerou, sales.
call again, and he VIII do il.
Obserye our Place is The side with the Pos,
Oiice ANA near by.
F.S .S.NEWEII.
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MAIN STREET, Opposite GALENA HOTEL.
nANUFACIt RI and keep constantly hand a
4N1 complete assortment of fancy and Windsor Chairs
Also, Bureaus Tables Stands Writing DESKS Looking
Glasses, Bcdstcads, &c, sc. Persons Wishing pur
chase viii do well to call before thcy buy tsew here,
prepared TO sell good article and terms
are invariably cash. afford TO sell cheap,
cheaper, than any other in the city reasonable de-
ducon made TO persons buy ing sell asun. All orders
from a distance punctually attended t..
G.aena. Nav. 3-i
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HOPKINS AND BROTHER.

SUCCESSORS or DANIEL HOPKINS,
ENANE Just opened on Chirdst, near Jackson street
a general assortment ol family goods and family
groceries, also crOckery, nails and variety of other
goods such caicoes, shrtings and sheetings. Den
WOODEN, and goods OF all dIscrptons boots and
shoes of all sizes and qualities for men and women boys
and girls also. qualities Of sugar. coffee tea
saleratus, and all of spices ready made clothing
brooms. nuts, molasses, vinegar pork mackerei. cod
fish, clothes pins, tobacco of all qualities and butter
lard oysters Hour crackers, dried fruit, also window
glass ana putty, ropes bed cords, powder, shot, CAPS
bacon, soap, candlesn fao every thing We intend
sell a very small pro6t, for quick pay Call and
anime for yourselves and try
DANIEL HOPKINS
iul5.-l3-ly. PETER HOPKINS
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TO THE. LADIES.

TO CiIk, LADIES.
k<O to Mrs hlERRICk. al Gdeua md learn 10 cut
N dresses yourselves Others; only hail day
required this improved plan. ii is the best and
most simple mode yet invented. | teach by Fowier's
Improved plan, and satisfaction given or 80 charge
MARY MERRiCK.
Gaena Nov. lst, 1852. 3o-r
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NJ yf-SY('.

M RS. BIDDlE, teacher Of music, announces the
Ifs ladies' o. st. Pau and vicinity that 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 Anthony
st. Paul, May IL. 4-tf
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Burbank's Northwestern Express,
nURING the close of navigation viii dispatch spe-
cal messengers TO and from 1t. Paul and Gaena,
semi monthly. Ereights forwarded twice week-ali
hncs Of Express business uding iemttarces of
Dey, collections purchase and sale Of metch.nGize AID
property, DC, promptly attended TO.
&. X. RICE, & co.
CONSTANS Il BURBANK, >s'''
ST. Paul, Dec. 9, l552--tf
y Is. A messenger will leave for Galona, Monday
Dee 20. Money orders should he handed in before
O'Clock OF that morning.
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ErDWARD STEWART, architect and builder, IS
EA tpafed 10 furnish materials and buildings
any style By strict endeavor to just suit
the people he hopes merit continuance Of he pat
ronage iberall, extended for the past years.
~ Attention given the appr,ising Of Real Estate.
y Il. IL good journey mAso.Is wanted for The
O.,icc ON TAird street 40 H.
pau' }
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BooKsELLER AND STATloNER.
uyEEPS constantly hand, complete stock Of
II Books and every description o! stationery to-
r,ther with fancy Goods nearly opposite the American
House, st. Paul.
1871 1850 So
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IIaNt eINTt OF hUNtsl
Il pute, formerly kept by Mr.. Uopkins. stock of
gooas which they brought here with them bargain,
the advantages OF which they disposed To share in
tail Wi any good citizens worthy Of the offer. They
have general assortment Of Dry Goods, including
Blankets Goats Pants Stui Boots and shoes of all
sizes, and man. other articles in lhis parmen not
common.
They have also Tobacco, Tea, and some oIhcr Gro
ceres, which can be glance by those who will
make them call. J. ~. IL =. MClt NG.
Jsn20--3m Third St. near b. w Brupson's store.
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eFFEK for sale the following Drugs Ac.. at the low
~ cst prices.
loo lbs tariarc acid 10000 lbs putty
- kcgs carb. soda 50 tbis spts tdrpentiIe
10 bhls cream tartar SEQ ibs Parts green
100 lbs Eng. blue 10 casks old port wine
100 do Eng and Ala. call 20 bb,S Eng. epson salts
10 CASKS sulphur 10 do caraNay seeds
10 British listre do Eng grid mustard
II 30 Eng. rid. bordx 10 do copal Variish
25 bbls plaster paris do MaCcaboy snuff
do CamPhor loo los oil peppermint
SOC Quinne - ID " lemou, fresh
bills castor oil So dox paint brushes
1890 lbs ext. liquorice 50 doz gross Lees pills
100 do nsp'd extracts SO do do essences
$50 do Turkey opium p bxs CASTLE soap
500 herbs 81 dox TOwn,eud's Sarsaa.
q strN chime 20 gross bears oil
so do morphine 80 kegs sapetre
500 bNs McCul.'s glass f0C0 do Il. onkiing & sons
50 lbs liist-d oil pure white lead.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
IToughton's repsin, Iouden * 90. medicines,
Pain hlller. Soans medicines, sc.
TU.ethtr with large and well selected stock of
~ article our line. WcespeCaly invite the attention
of purchasers from the upper country STOCK and
prices. p2z-Ii-Iy
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" NSFTN.
E>ROCER AND PROVISION DEALER a, r. NJ
u Spencer's old stand, THIRD STREET Keeps
stantly hand prunes and other iruirs gueensware
fancy artcles all kinds OF thread knives and forks
brushes looking glasses, window glass, nails, tobacco
segars etc., Short every thing needed for housekeep
and families Prices reasonable and stock such
will please all customers.
ST. Paul, Nov. 1l--40 3-tf
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GEORGE ". SWEET.
County surypvOr and Land Agent,

sAUK RsPipS, BENTON COZ NTy, MINNESOTA TERhtToRY.
Az III. attend - pre-Cmptins claims and locating
w military lad warrants il the County of Benton.
This county presents Inducements 10 the imm grant,
eiuaied by amy other portion of The Territory.
REFERENC Es
HIS ENcellenCy Gov. RsIsEY, Hon II Il SIBLEY, J.
H. SIMPSON. FIRsT LIEUT.. L. :. Tor. Eng, {. ".
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FAsHIONABLE MILLINERY.

RI ARCf stock Of ionnets AZ MS Marvln's MiIllnCry
Third street at reduced prices. The
o,es of 81 Paul are respectfully informed thar Mrs
Marvin has received large and very elegant stock of
Ropnets which she is now opening, and 10 which she
sny,,eS their attention. She has hand a large
variety both e and material, which she Is offering
az lower prices than ever before in 81. Paul.
II the Ladies will cali early, Mrs. Vi. has TO doubt
.hst thev Will be induced TO purchase.
~. Paul, Mas 26.
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MRS. MARY MEkkICk,
Fashionable MillinerN Mantua Maker.
NO. 80, MAIN STREET, GALENA ILLS.
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5aint Autl)onn.

j. Il. WILSON
Saint Anthony Falls.
NhEALERS III Dry Goods, ready made Co;hins, Hard
- ware, Boots and Shoes, Groceries aud Provisions
&C. sc.
Saint Anthony Falls, May %, 1851,
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NEW CLOTHING HOUSE

NV AII.UbINb EHI ABIISiiMENT.
NNlNNE & COOLEY, Roberts street, hrst door
w north Of StiilMan & Co, receiving
extensive assortment pi Dress FrenCI Eng ana Ger
man Cloths and Cassmeres wen rich Ne>s IS, all
purchased expressly Tor thtir Tailoring Department
Particular attention has been ,rui tiie Hosiery,
Glove and shirt Department. In the Clu'hns Depart
nient, thty challenge all c0mpotiiiun regards uay,
style ani low prices.
iaMl. My 6. lSI2. 2--f
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StHERMAN * NiORfI. Fourth street, ST.
- Paul the middle of town, in the building Of
Mr.. Knox, up stairs. may be found. ready attend
Painting IN al its departments House painting sign
painting. carriage nud ornamental painting, ali done
Cp promp" ard with paHts of the best quality. Ii we
do worn in Il sloye eny, unworkma!ike manner, We
DO expect get business the enlightened of
~. Paul CAV SHERMAN & MO.EY.
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Gu0soyl.
BENJAMIN ALLEN.

Attorney at Law, Hudson, St. Croir County, WIS.
JOSEPH BOWRON.
Notay Public AMI Land Ag7a Hudson, st. Croir
CogntV, Ilt,c0Rsia.
NEBE-EMPTiON Claims secured. and entries made
by Military Land Warrants. Bunk Deeds ard
Mortgages constantly on hand, and Conve.
tnily anu promptly attended TO.
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ROCK ISLAND FOUNDRY AND MA.
CHINE SHOP.

90 U II . ID y CO.,
MANUFACTURES OF Steam Engines, Water
lvA Wheels, Mil Gearing, Rotary Saws, Horse pow
rrs job work, etc, etc. All orders promptly
Rock Island May ], 1859.
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Vdtchmaiers and JeUci{trS Nam St. Gaienn Illinois,
A Large and wen selected assortment OF Clocks,
IA Watches JeWolry and silver spoons, constantly on
hand, tor sale low. Engraving neatly executed All
kinds of Jeweily made order and neatly repaired
Al orders puuctually attended to. The highest price
7 aid tor Old gold ANA silver. 2-25
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+. r. COLLINS.

Auction AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Third ST., ST. Pau, Min.
vrTL give strict aad PROMPT attention to business,
wv i'm his line. Grateful TO- past iavors he offers his
rv,ces for the sale OF real estate household furniture,
,nd merchandise of every de scription.
St Paul. March 80 1858. f-5cn
BOARDING.
a FEW respectable boarders will ind comfortable
home ut moderate cha ses in one OF the most
,-.i narts of the city. L. HOWE.
80 Corner o( 4th and Roberts streets, ST. Paul.
March 80, is53-4-5o-2n
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kICH'S SALA SAFES.
Niluer'S Patent

A Large assortment of Safes, OF various sizes ay6
N patterns, with aHd without powder proof ocASj
sale Al the Depot, 40 Water street, New YORK
BGrgtArpiooi BanA Naa!ta, and Nault Doors made 10
order
STEARNS Il MARTIN. date Ron, Ste0Tus x
Co, successors TO Rich Coz li6 Water II. ana COM
of o AveGue and II. Marx, Place y. Y, sale pro-
pfielos o Rics Patent, and the only makers Of Sala
maLder Safes combining Wilder ard Richs patents.
WM. CONSTAN NJ 4 co,
Nov. lo, iS52-tf Agents, St Paul.
ARCHlTECrVREN HOIS Sc BCILDING
MARTIN II, CLARK, Fort Street. ST. Paul
OFFERS his professional services in the above
" branches. lie feels assured from the confidence
imposed his ability and skill for the last wear, by
ii the most lshei citizens o the town, to
offer his services i'll amy department of building that
be required. lie under akes to be responsible FOR
the faithful and complete execution of his work and
viii be prompt TO perform il within the time specified
the contract. 39ly
FIRE. FIRE.. FIKE!!:
TENE ''Old Iua" continues to dispense laid and
a i9rt 10 the unfortunate, USUAL the Saint Paul
ascnc!.
CAPITAL STOCK, SSOOO.OOO.
THOMAS \. BRACE, Pres't :. l.. LOOMS, Sscy.
Il. X. NELSON,
3-SCy Agent fox ,iinneso,a Territory.
EERRlNG--80 bcAcs Scotch Herring. for sale hv
EA y. E. TYSON
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j, II. BY t,lSS.

Corner IHird Qnd Roberts SIS, Pdu{, Min.
MANUFACTURES of zinc, tin she ct iron and cop
lFH per, informs the citizens oi St Paul. that he keeps
hand large assortment q! stoves, which he VIII sell
very low for cash Call and before buy ing elsewhere;
also, tin of The best quality at wholesale and
tail. Indian traders would 10 well call and examine.
psul lime g.. lS12 r-ly
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EAGLE BAKER i.

NOV shah have hand, al hours OF day and
~ NIGHT ioaYes, crumptts, cracaers, cakes Of all
s,tvcry thing in my line, done up ACCORDING.
the best OF my skill Thanking public for past
encouragement. she'll continue 10 your
Corner OF 81. ABthuny and Fort streets.
April Is, 1852. (5l--tD GEO. SPENCE.
ST. pau T. EsE FRY. .-~HOOD EATE Nc.
IL VINO lose good eating, call the Panl Bake
"A ry, where they DO things up White. not EroWn.--
We shah hay" hand III al tiHc- Bread and Crack
Cakes and Candies OF every description; Ice Cream
and small Beer, and ever. ding c,,e IN lne CAL
and see for Yourselves. l. i ". BATES.
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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-04-28

TURNER GENERAL.
Corner of Fourth and 81. Peter street building lately
occupied = the Sash Factory.
SSTNR Bauisicr>, Balu,tIi,!c>. Columns OF the diff
- eren order, of architecture, Tool Handles, sgo
Hubs. &c, turned to order promptly and III wo.knanAe
manner. se.t3G-2I-y