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al Office to PLANTERS, etc-The BRIDGE
WATER PAINT M!EGs WITH LNiEoa,-t twentieth Line
WI. si.cksd mixed wh tae @ aH'DGEWATkR MINERAL
'iH,ea 70 PROF con rcg, by tie ci
"oli eA &c Hla i' Aesl pga
si y onii 70 taf"e NE plrpUar with
t'I SAFE any, al 1Atie ' ALT 5rs ad oil IN kegs
a"N4o u Z. BINERT q CO.. ~ Camp street,
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~ The Postage to Aspnwall and Panama direct is 10
cent? single rate, and cents each newspaper and
the Sandwich Islands Australia, Van Demau's Land
and China, (va San Francseo) is on each single tt-
tel, 6 cents, payable in advance
~ The single letter to California; and Oregon is
cents prepaid, or 10 cents unpaid On newspaper.
etc, ETC., the domestic rates apply
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have been =c-orh foen eaIs weakness 0. tn u
cough and hectic foyer and very quel up IN bed during
tiny WIN stfesang e?1gh and pain breast aud side
nght sWsata Last April he'd violent attack, astel m
m9aha taffared 70 e that my whols dleaed
spit upda!y bali pMtO matter took
we're recommended to we'll as number r
1ng phyaoan without relief A. Estl prevait JpaE
take d. Dayis Compound Syrup Of Wild Wb
The most haTPy and ssluty effect my disease q
one bottle cough night
ett ms ar md breast CoGs,der that eutr IS, W. a. az
GncrFE,c pain that occasionally afflicted -i. 81
tsad. lame ELIZA GEORGE. Tnonpson an 80 -
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IL ANToGNINI, Manufacturer of BILLIARD

HAhAl atH Hl
informs his nu-
Nervous custom
ers and gentle
men amateurs,
billiard players
generally, that
after djiJgerttc.
searches aud nu-
tnerUus trigla, he
has iustoh,sined
an aNtragrfIfuara
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How Gil Admire tsf, beautiful site h, md fosyea ed
,hsekl How often DO poisoning this i-sder
deprived them o. .imes
injury The ac Bulls the
he kn the oay
by costing tie surface with poisonous deeterious ntteI
which the and check natural psrspraion
BY removing particle of bilious morbid aud daeased matter
the blood, making the healthy vigorous giving
every vessel and the yellow dark saow
the booB and Of youth Ii the
could appsad convinced OF THE they would
Of paints mixtures oops only
sufficient enough ladies.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-20
Educational Convention

After consulting the friends of education, from diff
feren parts OF Inc Territory, is thought advisable
to call an Educational Convention. II will be hello
Saturday, the Goth instant, st. Paul, in the Towr
Hail, over the Market House.
As tliis Is secta,ian mater but OF great ant
general interest, is urgently requested that the cal
may be needed by all who desire the heneit of on,
common schools. We believe the citizens of Mime
have not before been summoned for this purpose
and hope they will manifest themselves Interested il
the Of Education by assembling in ST. PauI
29th Of the present month. Rev. Mr.. f. II. NeI
former Superintendent OF Common Schools, will ad
dress the Cony enton.
St. Anthony, Oct. 9TH, 1853
H. F. MASTERSON,
J. w. NORTH,
W. r. MARSHALL,
L. W. MERRILL,
II. NJ. RICE,
{. SECCOMBE.
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Commercial.
PIONEER OFFICE, }

PIONEER OFFICE,
Oct. IS, 1853. :
LIVE Srocx-Corrected weekly by Mr.. C.. CouI
'er,-Beef Oh foot &c. Y ID. Cows $50 to $50
Work Oxen from 500 to $50 y yoke.
FRESH MEAr-Retail.-Beef e@lOc., NIutto,
loc. Pork lOc. Veal l2Ac. Chickens So y do.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS weekly by Mr.. Presly-
Pork l7@Sls Dbl. Hams I2i Y b. Lard lsa
Is. Flour Sc @6 so Y bbl. Corn meal 500 y
bushel; Beans 81 so v bushel; Potatoes, yer,
plenty at 25 Y bush Fresh Butter zoe. y Ii. Cheese
Il a l5c. p n; Eggs 25c y doz
GRocERIEs.-From Messrs. Rev & May's. Ro.
bert ST., Sugar, brown, Z. Pa I5c. y u; Refined
and crushed l2@l5; Coffee lIn20; Tea GoailoO
Rice Sc. Molasses 6O@sOc. y gal.
DRIED FRUlr.-AppIes 81 1892 90 v bushel
Peaches SO oo@3 80. Green Apples Ss5Oal Oo,s
Dbl.
GRAIN.-Oats 40Gi5c. Corn 6Oc Barley SOC.
Northumberland s. O0G0 SIS 90 y BIZ.
Cand'es-Siar Soc. y ID, Tallow Is do. Fish fresh,
&C. = ID, dried &c. Lime 81 50aDs2 90 y DBL
Onions SOC. p bush. Lard Oil 81 rs p GAL
Salt 81 90 v bush. Vinegar Poe y gal. TalIow lOc.
2 ID. Tobacco l5D4oc. Hide. (green) "a, dry Z.
LuMBER.-Common SSGSI2 y NJ; Dimension
stuff, Sl2ml4 Flooring SIS; Siding SIS; Sea.
soned S20@25; Shingles So 0O@3 so; La,h go.
WooD--dy-S3 so y cord.
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CHEAP GROCERIES.

4 VI. FARMER, late Of the Arm Of Rsy L Fe.mer.
~ Is pleased inform his old friends and ell those
wishing purchase Groceries and Provisions chespy
that he received sad offers for sale the losex.
cash prices al his store Third Street. door
below he Worlds Fair large resh aud well selected
stock OF articles in hin line consisting III part of Inc oi
lowing;
Sugars, OF all varieties.
Teas, the latest mport al ions and best qualities,
Coffee, West India End Mediterranean Frui.s,
Fish-Cod, Mackerel and Herring,
Pickles and Preserves OF all kinds,
Nuts-Almonds, Filoerts, Brazil, &c,
Tobacco ard Cisars,
Mosssss and syrup, best quality, from Bslcher'a Pc
fnery,
FioQ!-Superhns Of the choicest BIZ ali1s,
Hams Shoulders and Pork, - X,
And all other articles IN the line Of family eousumps
ton, gres, and small, 100 tedious mention.
am bound 10 sell, aud those wishing tisie vii
and il to their advantage 10 call.
IN. FARMER.
Nav IS i5S 4-y.
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
To Mechanics, Inventors and Manufactures
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contains over FOUR HUNDRED pages, and full index Of
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The Scientific American has been from its commence
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improvements Inventions aud schemes OF a doubtful
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The rights OF inventors aud the interests Of mechnn-
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FOR & ALE.

lpERAL Inducements offered by the sub
4 srriber 10 NJ those wishing To purchase landed
property about 81. Psul, TWO HUNDRED LOTS
eligible positions within limits of the corpora
will be sold or terms to suit purchasers.
ALSO, one lot fronting on st. Anthony street near
the American Hotel so feet front By $50 feet Deep upon
which substantial three story brick building, % feet
front BY 40 feet deep The lower part OF which Is suta
bic for sny mercantile business, and the second ard
third stories OF which admirably adapted for Offices,
the same lot there is n comfortable dwelling house,
good warehouse and carriage house.
ALSO eighty acres Of valuable land laid in acre
lots, Immediately adjoining and overlooking the town.
The Saltwater rosd aordnf excellent sites for
try residences the most advantageous terms aud In
such quantities may be desired.
ALSO The undivided aalf C: qua section Of land
bling on the saltwater road, FIVE niles from the CITY OF
Paul.
Al of the above properly will be sold extremely
low rates for cash. JOHN r. IRVINE.
II psuI Nav Is Is5s IF
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Il A l. ID W i y sc III . . l..
INCORPORATED 1853.
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.

YHNIE Trustees Of this school, have employed lady
u of experience, from Massachusetts, 10 take charge
the female department. and she Will be furnished with
many assistants may be necessary. The second
term will commence on MONDAY the third day OF
October.
Until there is department for boys, lads under twelve
of will be admitted pupils. Ii is expected
that all OF those who intend become pupils, will en-
deavur the day Of the term. No detuc-
ton made for sickness unless the pupil is absent rore
than ten days.
TUITION FOR TERN OF TWELVE wLEKs.
Higher English Course - co
Grammar, Geography, History, Arithmetic and
clements OF Natural Science 4 90
Primary Branches 8 90
The school edce of this department Pearl street
facing the Public Square the Methodist Church.
Applications for admissions be made TO the teachers
to Z. u. Neil, Treasurer Of the Trustees.
st. Paul, Minnesota, Sept. Is, 1853. 2S--u
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Something New in Minnesota


New Store! New Stock! New Styles OF
Goods, and New Pricesi
4 AIHCART, KERN q CO., have purchased
~ ana now occupy the large and commo dous store.
house just finished on Roberts eets next door 70
Messrs Winnie Cooley, where they are now opening
ana receiving by every boat the largest aud
fully selected stock of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
ever brought to Minnesota Here may be found amer,
variety OF style and pattern of Dress Goods in the
following fabrics.
French, English and American Muslin, Delsines and
Shasnmeres, printed and plain Wool DeBese, French
rcrsian Cashmeres, Josey cloth in the most decat
shades, Victoria Plaids, Fancy printed vevets, Black
French Bombazin, Black, Coored and figured Apacas.
French, English and American Prints,
In endless qusntlty and variety. Italian and L. ons
Dress Silks, Ture ssns Tarlton and Swiss Muslius.
Shawis, Hosiery, Gloves, etc.
Albron, Black and White Wool, Waterloo, Water
welt, Ba, Stale, Long and Square Plaid Shawls.
Brown and white Shrtings, Irish Linens, striped
Shirtines, Drills DENNIS Bed Ticks, red white yellow
and printed fanneis Cloths and satinets, blankets
and Rugs, Hosiery and Gloves, S.wed Muslin Collars,
Cuffs, Chemisetts, Edgmgs aud Insertions.
Carpeting, & House Furnishing Goods
In this department will be found large stock Of Car
pctng of the following make: Lowell superhne, Au-
burn, Asbona, Fall and Union Mills, Plain Ventisn, etc.
Druggists, Hearth Rugs. Tuftcd and Adeaid Mats
Window Shades, plain Window Paper. Drspery Muslns
Table Linen, Damask Linen Table Cloths, Embost cloth
Table Covers, Oil Cloth do ga and liza Sheet ting, Toll
ct Covers, Table Napkins, Mar chester aud Marsees
Quilts, Pillow Case Linen, Russia Diapers, Hrcksback
Diaper and Crash Toweiings; Ladies' German Work
Baskets, etc.
Together with thousand articles too numerous to
meniion all of which hold ourselves ready TO show
and sell for Cash al the lowest prices che articles
can be bought for west Of ST. Louis Chicago;
would therefore solicit call from the citizens Of Mime
sofa well MS our friends in ST. Paul.
CATHCART, KERN & co.
st. Paul Oct 6, 1858.
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PoISrEp.-Au Indian, pointing at whi-ky ba :
rel, muttered out There are about thousand tonss
and fifty fights in there
&c You should never lei the young men kiss you,"
said venerable uncle to his pretty niece know
1t, uncle, returned she penten,y "apd vet try To
cultivate spirit OF forgiveness seeing that when one
has been kissed, there is no uncoiug H."
penny, at five per cent, simple interest, fr leC0
years, amounts TO seven shiiings and seven Pence
half peany, but AT compound interest, it Would be
larger sum than could he contained in six hundred
millions at globes, each equal TO the earth in mapn-
tide, and all of solid gold-Gr"gory's Dictionary.
The following toast was given a, railroad dinner
at Detroit, lately:
Edtors--Ladders on which politicians climb to
power-pioneers in all great enterprises--the only
class whose labor is its own reward-,he hardest
worked, the poorest paid, most sef-sacrifcing and
best abused Of all the professions"
DISTINGUISHED DEArH.-Thc Hon. Mahon
Dickinson, of New Jersey, Secretary of the NAVY
under Presidents jackson and Van Buren,. died at his
residence, on Wednesday last. Mr. Dickenson was
over so years OF age, and through long public ca
reer, had filed an important place in the an.als of
his own State, and in the government Of the United
States.
FEvER AND AGuE.-fhe Westerly Echo gives
the following recipe for the fever and ague:
'Take raw egg, break in a tumbler, cover it with
vinegar, and drink gogether an hour or two before
the time for the chill, and you will never be
with pestilence which fatal to the human FAM
ily-he fever and asue.
By exhibit of the city assessors Of San Francis
CT, the total value of taxable property of that CITY is
S2s, 500. 900.
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Bausen ST. Pad and 81 Attt1ny, near tic Half
uay House.
TNNE subscriber ~ oud invite the attention of those
a who wish TO out frui, This fall the en-
suing spring, their stock Of that haze been
growing in this Territory from three years. In
connection with the Scott Nursery Davenport. Iowa
they prepare Al all orders for either standard
dwarf trees, OF and every description, will
be required for this eli. nate, together with Curramts
GOoseberries, Grape Vines, &c. Aso any ding in The
ornamental line, such Roses, Dahis, Phloxes, and
the various kinds Of oWerng plants usually kept in
such establishment
Orders respectfully solicited from those who wish
10 set fruit trees embelsh their grounds
have rot sufficient quantity hand supply the
demand we hope to receive orders EARLY TINS FALL.
make UP the deficiency the nurser, nj Dav-
export, where expect to spend the winter Orders
may be addressed TO or left at the M j. E.
Fullerton. ST. Paul. l.. NJ FORD r CO.
paul Oct l3.-.f
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LAND FOR SALE,

LAND FOR SALE.
a GAAAk ~ RES o. cipC" land in this bcauii-
"a VVV :ul Territory, by the section, half SEC
ton. quarter section, OF single
1900 Acres ~ tn vicinity OF -. Paul, near the
Capital OF the Territory the midst Of country :ssL
filing Up, a. j rapidly rising Va value
900 Acres in the vicnit, of g. Anthony Fats
nesr the Creates; water :hC Northwest, the
centre Of the numbering interest OF he Territory.
500 Acres near tbe Young and thriving village OF
Naaonh, OF the mississippi nre-, above the Falls
beau3itO country. fast opening 10 emigration.
zoo Acres near and bordering White Bear Lake,
splendid sheet nj noted Tor its besut u shores
and fine fish This land ef tv good ro3ds
and IL the GTsI quality of sol. Beautiful lakes and
streams of the purest water abound every part, all
well stocked with choice varieties OF fish.
These lands divided into heavy timber, oak Oprn-
ing snd natural prairie; forming the most beautiful
cry imaginable, and presenting the favorable
rieiy for the choice of a farm.
HENRY McKENTY.
-. Paul, VI. T. April Fl, 1853. 81 SIN.
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Galena City Marble Mandatory.

TIME undersigned keeps constantly hand general
i assortment Of Monuments, Tomb-Stones, Head
Stones, which he ready to furnish shor, notice
Having now been three years engaged in this city in
the business, and having permanent arrangements direct
with the celebrated Rutland, VT uarries and keeping
none but the very best workme he Is enabled sell
cheap, and give better satisfaction than can be gwen by
those sending irresponsible agents from shops at dis
lance. Ny arrangements such that devnr my
work the very door Of my customers when desired
All work contracted for by my Agent, will be filed
strictly according to agreement
The undersigned Agent for the sale Of French Burr
Mill Stones Dutch Boiling Cloth, Noys' Grist and Corn
Mills, Mill Irons, Screw Wire etc.
Shop and Ware House, Corner Of Second and Spring
Streets, near Lower Bridge.
RI. ROSEBROUGH
Gslene. Ill. Sent. 6. 1858 -2ltE
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school Rocks.

Among the duties enjoincd upon thesSuperinen-
dent by The School Laws, none perhaps is per-
picking responsible than that Of selecting from the
IL school books, those particular authors he
would give the preference. About sixteen years ex-
pei fence in teaching, however, should afford so,ne
preparation for a judicious choice Of text books.
The Object in the sclec.ion and recommendation oi
books is TO secure those that will best subserve Eu-
cational purposes. After "A careful examination and
compa, ison, would recommend TO be used in the
schools of the Territory; c. W. Sanders New Series
Of School Readers and Spelling Book; Ira May hew 5
Practical System of Book Keeping; S. A. mitchell ;
Biographies and Peton's Outline Maps aud Key
McCIiniock and Cooks Latin and Greek Books w.
II. Woodbuy's German Books; Louis Fasquelle E
French Course
This subject will receive farther attention accor-
ding TO its demands f. w. MERRILL,
Sup't Of Common Schools.
ST. ANTHONY, Oct. 8, 1853.
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SALE STABLE.

Would RESPECTFULLY call the attention IF the public
IL to this establishment, where keep constantly on
hand Tor sae the best variety of horses suitable for
ianey carriage, drai. or the saddle Persons having
horses 10 dispose OF, will End II their advantage
cali as keep the only establishment Of the kind in 81.
Paul, ana my knowledge Of the market viii enable
to procure ialr prices for any which may be len my
care have always the best eed foI horses, and
always THAR.
JAMES WILLIS VINCENT r CO,
Third street, opposite Ca,hcsr,, Kern g. Co.'S Store
Aug. IL, u
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st. Paul Iron and Brass Foundry.

-.N. TUT HfOtf 'Hu 1IfU OuHUfFs
ENE subscriber having purchased the Foundry in this
Il Place formerly owned by &. w Bo-up Co. ard
having thoroughly reftted it, prepared furnish
castings oil all descriptions the enable terms.
NIL Gearing Skating, Boxing etc, will be executed
IN AS good style be found in the Western World.
steam Engines ant Threading machines repaired on
shor; notice stoves Of all KINDS furnished with inside
plates, DOORS gridies, Patterns of all descriptions
made to order Also Brass and Composition Castngs Of
81 descriptions Bahbit metal, lining, etc, made Of the
best materials and warranted.
Old Iron, Brass and Copper taken in exchange for
Castings. f. GILMAN.
al AM 4
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFEC-
rEIA& A

THE subscribers III returning their thanks % their
patrons and the public i'll General for the liberal
encouragement they have received desire TO inior n,
them that they have new machinery and other facilities
supply the Territory with Plain and Fancy Candy of
their man utcture among Others, all sorts of Stick
Candy, Rose and Burnt Almonds, Corianders, Anisse,
Aciduated Fruit, and all other kind Of Drops Candy
and Sugar Toys, &c. which they will sell BY the box
lower adding freight than ii can be bought in
Gaena ST. Louis, with the advantage Of having a
fresh article Also, French German and English Toys
and Fancy Goods. All orders for Cakes and Ice Cream
promptly Allied at the lowest possible prices.
90 REM & KARCHER.
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MERRILL, COWLES 4 CO.,

MERRILL, COWLES 4 CO.,
Waoissale Dealers IN Foragn and Domestic Dry
Goods. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, YANKEE No
tons, &C., &c.
No. 1874, MAIN STREET,
GaIena, Ills.
WE have just opened the largest and most cxten-
w sive stock of Foreign and American Dry Goods
ever offer ed in the west which offering Rt Chi
cage and Louis prices and less than have ever been
sold in this market Our facilities for purchasing are
such that enabled to get our goods as low ~
they be bought by the largest eastern house, We
buying our American GOODS direct from the manu-
facturers and beng connected with o house in New
YORK. and Ct the arm constantly in the market we
shall at al times have full stock and at the lowest
uArhet prices We offer bats, but our customers
can depend all times upon buying goods OF Us ut a
small advance from cost and transportation and can
find stock every variety and style OF goods suited
to the market. Merchants who have teen in the habit
of visiting the eastern cities, ST. Louis, and Chicago,
may depend upon finding large stock and ut as low
prices as an he found elsewhere.
We ask an EXAMINATION Of our stock before going
east 70.
Galena, Oct. !, 1883.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE
WINTER EVENINGS.

ALIASES for instruction in Voca! and Instrumental
Music Flute, Violin, violinoello and Contra Bass
will be opened by the undersigned his residence
Tuesday the LIST Of November, rs follows, viz.
Adult classes, singing, Monday. al Z, p. n.
Instrumental, Wednesday, 7, -
Children " Singing Tuesday, Z,
Z" Instrumental, Thurday, 7,
Terms for each for the quarter commencing Isl
November for adults, g
For Children,
Sixth Street, near the German Church.
ST pauI Oct. lS-26-6t.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A GREAT BARGAI $40 acres in proved farming
land beautifully situated The Little Canada road,
five mile. from St Paul. Also, lt0acres prairie oak
openings, ten miles from town, situate White Bear
akepsri fenced and broken. Also, $50 acres being
highy improved and yell broken farm, upon which The
finest crops have been raised this situate twelve
miles from town. Also. improved city property town
lots in ST. Paul and 81 Anthony. aid interests IN lie
Sueur Naukaio, Slakaree and Eureka City. Apply 20
WM. BREWSTE Real Estate Broker,
23-tf 81 and Wabash w-sts.
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
WILLOICHBY & POWERS,

ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY.
TWO DAILY STAGES.
Z EANING each place at O'Clock A NJ, and a.
j 4 clock, Z. NJ. Coaches and teams will be az The
Landing the arrival of STEAMBOATS, nj Saint Pau,:-
Also daily line of stages between Saint Paul and still
water. Particular attention given 10 the accommoda-
ton of Pleasure Parties.
Iemenlbo ours arc the Tcl9to Concori Coachcs
Saint Paul. SeDtenlber IA IsJ2--y22