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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-10
THE STONE STORE.

NsW Goods at Lou Prices.
w. SIMPSON, corner Of Third and Roberts streets,
- has just received entire stock of Dry Goods,
Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware, Woodenware,
Queensware etc. Furniture large stock; Farm impe-
ments of all kinds, etc. etc. TO which he invites the at
tention Of purchasers.
1871 fi0l
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-10

Burbank's Northwestern Express,
nURlNG the close OF navigation will dispatch spe-
~ cal messengers TO and from st. Paul and (alena
semi monthly Freighs forwarded twice a week-al
kinds of Express business including remttances of
ney, collections, purchase and sale Of and
property, &c, promptly attended to-
T.. r. RICE, d co.
CONSTANS a BURBANK, "S'S'
ST. Paul, Dec 9, le52--tf
N. b. messenger will leave for Galena, Monday,
Dec 20 Money and orders should te handed in before
O'Clock Of that morning.
NIGARS=-5O,OO0 cigars Of the choicest brands, i'm
~ ported aud home made, for sale very cheap, by
H. PRESLEY
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-10

ESTATE OF JOHN mccarthy.
A PPilCATION having been made 10 the Probate
IA Court of Washington County, by John ID. Trum-
BILE, for letters Of Administration on the estate Of
John McCarty, deceased late Of saltwater the said
county: II is ordered that Saturday the 18th day Of
February next the Office of the Judge of said Probate
Court, be fixed the time and place Of hearing said
applications and that copy Of this order pc published
three successive weeks in the Minnesota Pioneer.
II. WILSON,
judge Of Probate for Washington County
Saltwater, Jan. 22, le53. lJl--3r.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-10
WHITNEY'S GALLERY Of DAGUER-
EsOTH PES.

rUvE subscriber having recently made great improve
ments in the arrangement OF light in his gallery and
having procured the latest improved apparatus which,
together with his before superior stock makes the
appointments Of his Gallery equal, not superior TO
in the West Is nov prepared h execute Daguerreoty
iikenesses in "A sly Ie unsurpassed by operator.
Life is uncertain and persons in health should not de-
Law one N procuring or more OF these me-
mentos of life, which, under the trying circumstances
of a final separation Of friends, price purchase
Miniatures taken in weather, and neatly set in lock
cts pns rings bracelets canes; q large variety OF
which are kept constantly Lahd and flew patterns
being family received. All respect, uy invited
to call and exam inc specimens.
ST rauI Aug. g. 1852. lS-n
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-10

LNDWNKU SIEWAKT, BrtkTaEer and NrcbiTe0Ii
Ia thankful to the citizens Of ST. Paul for fvors
he commenced siness would respectfully inform them
that he is prepared contract for, and erect stone
brick buildings, and furnish materials il required on fair
terms. Having permanently settled in 81. Paul. he
iicts share Of public patronage Drafts aud speciica
lions furnished on reasonable
~ B.-Orders for work left Of II. e. S:nd-
ford the Post Office, viii receive prompt attention
July Is. 1871 EDWARD STEW AK L.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-10
BOOTS 4 SHOES,

BOOTS n SHOES.
II HAVE received today per steamer Greek Slave. a
4 large assortment Of Boots and Shoes, precisely
fitted o this market The stock and work Of these
wares excellent. Prices very low.
oct7-tI J. f. FULLERTON. Third street.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-10
CENTRaLLUMRrR vApD-

VIE sunscri6er, agent for Mcssrs 8. w. Farnhan q
u 20. OF 81 Anthony, will open yard as'it
can be stocked In the and Of the SLIGO IRON
STOKE, and will keep a complete assortment white
pine lumber. From the central location Of the yard,
lumber can be delivered In all parts Of the
conveniently than from any other point Orders
unusual dimensions will be promptly filed and bills for
entire buildings are respectfully solicited. BY keeping
good stock Of lumber carefully sawed from the best quail
Ivy OF logs cut by the manufacturers themselves the sub
scriber hopes 10 receive a share Of patronage
Ju ). 1852. Wa. r.. MARSHALL, Agent.
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PROBATE COURT.

OOC
NOTICE is hereby given, that the regur terms Of the
~ Probate Court Of Ramsey county, Minnesota Ter
ritory, will be holden the first Monday OF every
month respectively, at o'clock A NJ, at my Office III
the town OF ST Paul.
40-yiy HENRY A. LAMENT,
Judge OF Probate OF Ramsey CO., Min Ter.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-10

A agreeble and useful compound for diseases of the
"A chest aud lungs-General Agents, Barnard, Bro. &
Co., st. Louis, No For sale BY the Druggists Of Gale
ma; at st. Paul. by j. w. Babcock, HitchcOx e. Kellogg,
and VIM COnstansi at st. Anthony. by J. z. Wilson.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-10

K1yIRE PROOF PAINT-In store and for sale b,
II in24-lo rs NEWELL
SSo'''N 'A'''-7N" 'A'S '0' '1 +. !. NEWELL
(NOOX sTOYEs-CoGnpcte Eom S. to $50. az ,a.S
Oby rs. NEWELL.
VXTEST Manhattan shelters, in store ard for sie
w BY F.S NEWELL
FAD PIPE-Al sizes 10 close out, by
L. r. s. NEWELL.
STORE and ''r'' trucks for sale b S NEWELL
~ boxes Of glass for sale by
AO rs. NEWELL.
BUILDING HARDWAREAH kinds for sale by
ID T. s. NEWELL.
UyARMING UTENSIIS-Plnys, cradles, rakes hors.
n .hovels, spades, etc. for sale by j. s. NEWELL
'uNN WARE from baby cups up TO = y nd2n beer Bat
manufactured by l. y AENElt"
GtCALEs-' form and tea scae., spring balance
! - etc manufactured by r. > NEW Eli
a UEEN Of the Forest, elevated oven cook store,
II Leroy pattern, just arrived and or sale by
HE rass kettles churns axes coopers tools etc sex
| ID aad for sale by r. " NE" Lii
| CASH FOR " DIES.
gUNJfE highest market price vi We pam III SssA '"i
! Il Green aud Dry Hydes, also eeIskins, ~,
~ u w. have removed our Leather Store and
Harness shop to tho new building, oFros''sNss f'u
| 1;ney's Store.
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4 Lex. n Ely taxes the opportunity OF the New
"A Year to announce to his that though he
has sold large portion of his winters supply, he has
raf,I Tho I'll
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-10

WE have received direct from the manufacturer IN
w New York, two Of Stoddard's Celebrated Piano
Fortes which the musical public respectfully invited
tn call and examine. Our prices reasonable and we
are prepared To give very reasonable terms
octl4-26 LEDUC d ROHRER
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-04
Pioneer Book Store.
lARYIN & HITiC HCO CK

MA Vim & II TC Ii c 0 { K
l6o Montgomery st., near Washington
AFFER for sale large and well selected stock
Npcomprising everything in the Book, Stationary
and Music line. Miscellaneous literature in great
variety all the standard works of Poetry History.
Biography and Science.
Law and Medical Books-three fine invoices just
received;
Music Books, Church Instruction for every instru-
ment;
School Books OF ali kinds
Blank Books os every description and sises;
Letter, Cap and Folio post papers, all quallees
Card Board in sheets and cut;
Copying Books, Letter presses. Ink, &c.
Porte Monnaies, letter clips, penracks, &c.
Pocket cutlery of the finest quality
Chessmen and Chinese backgammon boards;
Porcelain Slates-Water Coiors, Pallets;
Writing desks and Porfolios-al sizesi
Manifod etter writers, fine assortment;
Fancy Inkstand .-orcelan and Glass;
She Music per every steamer;
Flutes, tifes, Claronets, Drums, CyElbas;
Guitars, Violins Banloes
Violin and Guitar strings, &c. &c. &c.
We invite attention TO the above stock, to which
we are making additions by the arrival of large in
voices per every clipper from New York. Orders
from the country wi be promptly and faithfully at
tended to. l4-3m MARVIN HITCH COCK.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-04
LUMBER LUMBER! !
To 7eomsters and Others.

10 Ke0ntStefs ana CtherS.
VNHE GRASS VALLEY MILLS are now in
IL full operation, AID ready to supply all demands
for every description of
Seasoned Lumber,
at he lowest market prices. These Mills are situa
ted nearly in the centre of the Village of Grass
Valley, about fifty rods south of the Masonic Ha
Auburn Road. and most convenient for Teams to
/ ,ad. There is in these mills a MULAY SAIT
and 50 inch CIRCULAR SAW together capa.
bic of making $4,000 feet of lumber per day. Also,
splendid Woodwork Patent
PlanIng Machine.
capable of making 10000 #. of paned fongued and
grooced, and other manufactured lumber per day OF
superior qualities. ALL our lumber is WELL SEAS
oSED before being dressed--our stock of over eight
Thousand logs giving the best material to be found
in the country. Call and see
TRANSFERS
can always be supplied with lumber on rRxIaEr TO
the cities of
Marysvtlk and Sacramento,
on the best terms. equal any other mill in Nevada
county, and when taken in connection with the fact
from our mills are superlor-our engine, saws and
pianlng machine. being the most pow werful in the
mountain portion of the state
Lumber viii be exchanged for Good Baled Hay
on reasonable terms
CO All kinds of Dimension Lumber, Fensing, 81.
ding, sugar Pine, etc. etc &C. constantly on hand
or sawed to order We have stock of over 100 900
ieet and shall keep full supply for the great de-
mand tor choice building and fencing materials
Gt- Remember, we pay cash and the highest pri-
ces Tor treGht or sell to teamsters so ms to enable
them to made Large Profits J. WINCHESTER,
President G. Y. 6. Mining CO.
Grass alley, August Is, ls53--l7-3m
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Better DAYS are DaWning.

The Qucc,, City Of the Pacific once more IN
Her Giorg
EVER CITIZEE GAIN A MINATED WITH
"A = the good old spirit of 49-the Merchant filled
with hopes of more cheering prospects--the dry
and dull season is fast passing away--thc rainJ
season is approaching and may 1t bring showers OF
the Shining Dust that will make glad the hearts of
our enterprisiug and industrious townsmen, whose
faces have been SO long vered in sackcioth and
ashes Certainly new era Is at hand, for behold
the m erchant can now take his uprver customer by
IN. hand and lead him away TO one the other
of NINN>S MAGNIFICENT ESTABLISH
MENTS aud there deposit for wholesome luxuries
from avs 10 ten dollars. when but few weeks ago
bat n few shillings could be sparrd to procure the
mere neceasaries of life. We don't wish to be un-
derstood that our merchants had not the herewith
10 crafty their wishes out the business being dull,
the appetite was of course the same. Make room,
BOYS the crowd is increasing; our friends from the
river towns and from among the mountains are
rushing in upon us see that they are all properly
cared ioraD6 that every dish il just to the taste Of
the customer Tell the cooks If they are fatigtea,
or little out of patience with some fastidious gen
tlpulan that the Old Mans friends are In, and must
have the best and everything done in the best pcs.
sibe manner, and it will be all right with them
when pay day comes. Have IN those extra tables
and ahoirs let none stand waiting. Come, friends
from every quareri Our Saloons at the Fountain
Head will seat at present comfortably three hundred
persons at one time, and can he enlarged in our
new brick building on Clay street, so to accom-
mocate twelve hundred. Consequently there shall
be n0 lack of room as there was last winter, when
the people were compelled to 80 away by hundreds
for want of arcommodatons st the glorious old
Fountain Head. DON be deceived by limitations
Of ,gindows chairs, &c, but mark the numbers 70
and so Long Wharf, and - Clay street, extending
from street TO street.
LET EVERY TUB STAND uroN IFS own BeTTox.
Cepf2
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RANCHO, RANCHO, RAAIno.
v n u u bic K n m In % Property.

Rdnch0 OTeSfinod! containing S1r square teGqgsS,
26040 acres Of Land on the San Joaquin rirer
NTE WILL SELL at our salesroom, SAT
w URDAY. 29th October, at l2 O'Clock. the a.
hove Very Valuable Rancho. containing twenty
six thousand and forty acres, which is situated up
on the San Joaquin river, in Tuoiumne couaty and
embraces some of the most yaluabl and desirable
Farming lands in this State. 1t commences on the
San joaquin river, l-2 mites below Woods Ferry
running in a northwardiy direction along said San
Joaquin river distance of FIVE MILES, and embra
ces RUssELL's FERRY, which is located some two
miles from the north line Of said Rsnch--the whole
of this distance is heavily wooded-thence in south
westerly direction towards the Orestmba Mountains
"A portion of the Coast Range, distance OF eighl
miles Seven miles OF this is on dead level, and
consists the very beet quality OF sail for agrcutu
raj purposes Thence in south easterlv direction
TO the Arroyo "Orestmha." This portion of the
Rancho is unduatsg, and both banks OF the Arroya
are covered with VALUABLE TIMER
At this point there is a LARGE HOUSE, and all
corrals etc etc. that are necessary Tor Rancho pur
poses.
There is also an extensive quary OF valuable
BUILDING STONE upon this portion Of the rancho
and at the he ad Of the OrestiIuba.
From this point the lihe runs in an eastw1rdly di
rection about three 3 miles, to the foot of the
dulating land and the commencement Of the plain !;
thence enthusiastically for about miles. over
an immense plain; thence enthusiastically for a.
bout seven miles, over al immense plain OF superior
land to the San Joaquin the place of beginning.
The Arroyo Orestrnba entirely through the
centre of the Rancho, from the mountain Crestimba
and emptes into the san Joaquin, and is heavily
wooded On both sides almost the entire length
The rancho is admirably watered, and offers in
duceraents to farmers rarely to be met wlth-one
portion being suited for agriculture and the balance
for grazing purposes.
Russell's Ferry, which is upon the rancho. is the
only means, except Woods Ferry, that travellers
have to reach Stockton from thir section Stockton
is distant from this ferr, 50tniles
The Rancho will be subdvided in parcels TO suit
purchasers
For m ps, showing the situation of the land, and
the subdivisions and any information relative TO said
property, apply at Office No ga Merchant street
WAINWRIGHT, RANDALL L co,
Oct. 14-ts Auctoneers.
Sacramento Union, Stockton Journal Marysville
Herald Nevada Journal Santa Clara Begster and
Sonoma Bulletin. please copy.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-04
B E f HIVE
COnfeetiOnary Establishment al
.S1crrzsse,iSo r;,.,

sacramento C1tH.
TONFECTlONARY OF all kinds at wholesale
z will be supplied to Nevada county merchants "a
cheap as can be bought at San Francisco La their
large etock may be found all kinds OF stick and anr
candies, together with the following.
Chrystaized Ginger
Do Ounces
Do Pineapple
Do Peaches Sugar Almonds;
Noyeaux Candy Burnt Almonds
Rose Almonds Mixed Candy,
Cinnamon Rose, Candy;
Barry Sugar, Caraway,
ygintergfeen. Hoarhound, Cows
Notices Of all descriptions
Coeoanud Candy. Star Candy;
Orange Vanilla Cream Candy. delightful laxorY.
Those wishing to purchase SYRUPS viii find at
the BEE HIVE CONFECTIONERY: always
fresh the following kinds Sarsaparilla, Strawberry
iIasberry Ginger and Lemon by the keg gallon or
bottle. FRESH FRuITs of all kinds, PIE FRUlTs of
every description, and PRESERVED FRUITS always
on hand.
CANDIES
Confectionery Of all kinds; the following always
on hand We will sell a superior article OF candy
any brought INTO this market from the States or San
Francisco We invite comparison as to qu ality and
price, and will make liberal discount to merchants
buying to sell again.
BOARDIEG-In connection With the above es
tabshment is an excellent restaurant for the accom-
modotiop of boarders. We invite persons visiting
Sacramento board and lodge with u.s. promising 70
give the best the market affords at the lowest rates
DSANDS i CO.
Sacramento ST. bet 9Th and 9th sts. II 3m
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C0nrn. SamnSOn L. o.,

Proprietors Of Golden Gate F7oTing Nh,
WILLIAM SHARP & CO.. Proprietors Of FIX
celsior F.ourine Mills, Pine street. Between Mont
gomery & KeaTny, San Francisco.
WNTHERE hey manufacture and keep constantly
w on hand and for sale at the lowest market
rates. FRESH GROUND FLOUR, made from
California and Foreign Wheat of The choicest quail
ity and warranted free from all bad and impure ma
teral. Have also hand and for sale fresh shorts
and Bran The pro prietqrs respectfully solicit q
cali, and orders from the trade in the interior. aud
thus aid in Introducing to consumers pure and un-
adulterated aticle of Flour, which the past six
months experience has proved TO be very necessary
to the good health of the consumers of Bread the
great staff offe Aug20-l7 -3m
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-04
San Francisco Advertisements.
Winn's Branch Confectionery,
ICE CREAM
And IafIies RefresI,memts saloons,

Corner of Washington and Montgomery SITS,
rs THE ONLY FASHIONABLE RESORT
n for Ladies and Gentlemen in the State 1t
may not be necessary to epeat at his time mat no
Liquors of any description are sold at eiiher OF
WlNN'S establishments. as all must have learned
the fact from FORMER ADVERTISEMENTS.
Or PERSONAL OBSERVATION. We are proud
to add and great credit OF citizens be IL
said thai over FivE THOUSAND of the most intel
ligent high minded enterprising people in the State
of California take their Meals daily at these pisces
without Brandy, Wine, Beer or Cider. Hundreds
of Ladies, we happy to say. arc among the mum
ber and if they--"the Ladies'-wiil hereafter pat
ronise no house where intoxicating drinks are sold,
sociil reform will be brought about in this State
in five years that will be felt throughout the heath
ern as we'll as the civilized world. But we must
the subject tor want Of time to say no more at
present We will, in our future advertisements
have word to say in defence Of the principles We
advocate having raised the Flag of Temperance on
BOARD the noble ship Fountain Head. aud her youn-
ger sister Branch we are hound TO stand By il and:
rs we sail through the guf of dissipation, misery
and de-ih we'li stretch forth our hands andrescue
all that have fallen from the platform OF rectirude
aud are wallowng in the destroying depths beneath
while the loving Wifc, the Mother, Darling little
mes standing half frantic with anguish, as they
nehod from day to day, the object of th,r Fondest
Love siuking deeper and deeper in the abvss ofrun
NJ. L. WINN.
Sept 30-s sn Proprietor of Fountain Head& Branch
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-04
Pacific Restaurant,

w E, the undersigned. beg leave to inform the
w public generally that they have now com
pleted their new house at the foot of Main street.
near the bridge, which will be open on Friday
Evening. June IL, 1853, where, they intend to
furnish meals from A. Nc, until IL p. n on the
most reasonable terms Our intention is to do
cash business, in the most comfortable, convent
ent manner, and table always provided with the
very best the market affords.
L. ). No spirituous liquors at the bar Call and
try Us. CRUSH g. CARPENTER.
Nevada June H. 1854
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-04
Fair Play and no Gouging.

EUST RECEIVED. at my stand on CONNER
sV cial street large assortment of
Groceries, Provisions Liquors. &C.,
which will be sold at unusually low prices Having
made arrangements at San Francisco with several
Of the larges; honses am in the receipt Of Fresh
GOODS WEEKLY. keeping my large stock full,
and am able to sell at prices that defy competition
All &C ods purchased of will be delivered with
IN six miles of the city, free of charg5.
have no interest in any other store in Nevada !;
and some OF nv customers have been imposed
upon by another establishment being represented
as mine. this win inform my friends and the public
generally, that my sign projects the awning in
front of my store and by observing due caution thew
will not be imposed on E. YOUNG
Nevaia, Sept l6.-2l-Sn
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-04
Washington Temperance House,

Head Of Nam street, Neuada, n fer doors 1bore
the 1mericdn Mafkef
Ga THE subscriber would respectfully inform Lis
E,'. former patrons and the public in general tha.
- he will resume business at his old stand on The
eith inst where he will be happy to meet MS old
friends and all who may favor him with calf
Hls House has been thoroughly renovated with
view to the comfort Of his guests and his table
wil oe supplied at all times with the best the
ket affords.
In addition to his House he has Stable and Corral
sufficient to accommodate many teamsters who may
favor him with a call. Gentlemen will find this
happy resort. Families will also find it pleasant
retreat from the noise aud buse OF intoxicated night
rangers II is deemed unnecessary to give the prf.
ees Suffice 1t TO say that he has bis family 70
age the house and prices viii be as cheap as the
cheapest
His beds will always be kept in good order.
His bar viii be well supplied with cigars and
GOLD WATER
Tor There is nothing so good
For the youthful blood
Nor sweet the sparkling water
BY due attention TO the business, he hopes 70 re.
ceive liberal share of patronage. B II. COLLIER
Nevada, Aug. 20, le53.-l7-3m
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San Observation-Disclosures.


w n. BoyEE CHAs W DRUaY.
o MISERs, HorsEKEErERs and CONSUMERS
] OF CoFFEE GENERALLY
Tie undersigned, proprietors of the well known
STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS
on Broadway, above Dupont street, desire to in
form their friends and customers, those in the mi
ming region especially, that the Coffee from their
establishment will always be sold as cheap rs any
Of similar quality in California. 1t is
Genuine Article.
or THE FINEST FLAVOR,
and is warranted to be at all times free from the
slightest ippurity. Persons who have been in
duced to use a certain description of ground COT
fee or rather kind Of substitute for Coffee. re-
Gently introduced in the interior. and wi ich has
but one recommendation, viz; that OF apparent
low price, will but advance their own interest
and enjoyment by testing the same with that bear
ing the label of w. III DoovEE & Co. The latter
is put up in packages of one round and upwards
and will be forwarded per order TO any part oi
he city or country. w H. BOVEE & CO,
sepl7.3m Office cor. Sansome 6 Merchant sts
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-04
American Livery ana Sale Stable.

BR OA ID STREET, NE VADA
IENHE subscriber begs to return his tbsnks to the
Il citizens of Nevada, for The liberal patronage
thus tar bestowed upon his establishment, and 10
INFORM them that he continues to keep the hest Sc
modation, that the country will afford; aad he would
especiaiy attention OF the Ladies 10 his stock
OF spirited but gentle animals at such ,ifs as they
are deslrous to enjoy heslihful and invigoratiug
ride 4.H LoBDEL1..