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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-03-03
ENGINES. BOILERS l. MILL WORK.
j. T. DOWDALL 4 CO.
Washington FOundry. st. Louis, Mo.

ANiNG one of ihe largest ard best furnished "
laolIshIncnts IN the Wei. would cali the attcI
'oh OF MI persons interested Of anil work,
10 te TACT that we have the largest assortment ei Pat
terms IN the city We employ the lest oi worknen, and
use we pest of iron IN the Cf work, and
having been Consistently increasing business for IF
teen years, we Halter ourselves st have given
eIa satisfaction. Engines Of all lifted up Iron
Frames, ready 10 run.
Boilers and heavy sheet iron work Of all AiEGs. cast
ihes ana wrought iron work of al Kinds AID from The
Desl patterns now II use, foT saw ard grist Mills
Saw dhst Burners, Cardsns Machines, / Ckcrs etc.
IHhiwrights can have work made 10 >uit theT draw
ihss Terms, reasonable and particular attention pail
upon.
refer to Martin Mower Esq Arc0.a Mills. or 10
mr' r. X Delano, Saltwater; who using work of
our manufacture, for further Information.
May %, 1852 eff
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HAEMIJHOliNS-I5 /. ?, ), i and gals rec 4 Del
~ Excelsior, ard for sale by Ii + McCLOSKEY
NNHIskEl-l0ob Ibis Old Rye, reed aud for sale b,
w ii McCLOSEEI.
HNOFFEE-350 bugs Rio Coffee. reed per Golden Era
u and for sale by IiF M'CLOSkEY.
'E'oBACCo-l25 bSs Virginia, reed and for sale by
n ii 7 M'CLOSkEl.
I'IGs-5oo drums, received and FOR sale by
ap1 ii T M'CLOSKEY
HbICE-25 tierces, reed per Golden Era for sale by
"A app MCLOSkEY.
SAlERAIC S-25 bxs Boston Saleratus, received aud
~ i"f sale by MCLOSkEN.
q CASKS Brown Stout. London Porter, * Scotch
eIO Ale, reed per Golden Era and for sale h,
ap' III L MCLOSKEN.'
NEACkEREL-75 bbls No las MackcreI reed
APP liz NcLosKEy.
yIVEA-l5O hf chests C Imp and II Tea received
II per Golden Era, and for leby
app ii MCLOSKEY.
rIRRANTS-25 casks Currents, reed per Golden
X Ira, ana Tor sale by III L MCLOSKEY.
EIERRlNGs-225 bxs Scotch Herrings reed per Col
a 4 den Era, and Tor sale by M'CLOSkEY.
ESAISlNs-25O bxs NJ Il Raisins rec d and for sale BY
~ np' IA M'CiOSkEY
NlNE-l5o casks Ciaret and White Wine, reed
W and Tor sale by BF MCLOSXEY.
pACON-5O casks Hams and Shoulders. reed per
ne Bon NcorI, Tor sale by III MCLOSkEY.
HsoLASsEs-ioO hbls reed and for sale by
A'A ape Ill + MCLOShFI.
fANDLES-l50 bNs Star Candles, reed per Wiscou
- sin and for sale by IF WCiOSKEY
TAR5o bbls Tar reed per Wisconsin ard for sale b,
app + MCLOSKEY.
AhD-5o bbls Leaf Lard reed per Wisconsin. and
Il 4 for sale by II I'm 'CIOSkEV
1eRANDY-oO casks Brandy reed per Golden Era.
- ana Tor sale by II I MCLOSKEY.
nh BONES Pint and Quart Flasls reed and for
x ~ sale by III + MCLOSkEY.
(NIDER VlNEGAR-Received and for sale bv
~ II MCLOSKEY.
G<UNNIEs-1o,oo0 Gunny Sacks reed ncr Rom Ar
u cord, and for sale by HF M'CJ 0SKTY
UARlED BEEF-lO 900 lbs Dried Reef reed nor po,
- Aoceru ana ior sale by II M'CLOsKEY.
hhAN"ES-5o bXs Oranges received and for sale By
~ III + MCLOSkEY.
u Excelsior and for sale by HF McCLOsKEY.
kEGS prime Leaf Lard, reed per Excelsior and
- iof sale oy u McCLOSkEY.
ANS AND sIioULDERs-2O casks reed per Ex-
- !. :, rc 80, o ana iIr sale by III McCLOSkEY.
Al ri r McCLOSkEY.
SOAP-25O bxs Yellow, reed per Excelsior and for
- sale by II r McCIosEFV ,o'
CANDLEs-15o bxs Mould reed and for sale by
MCCLOSkEY.
4 kREEN APPIES-l00 bbls in store and for sale by
~ ii McCI.OSKEN.
SuGAR-55 hhds Fair to Prime y. o. Sugar reed per
~ wyoming aud for sale by HF McCLOSKEY.
NlGARS-l00 600 La Union Regalia Cigars; 10000 Ma
- poieon do do; 10000 Washington do do; 10 600
BcOmers do do 5000 Tres Maria do do: Geo nion o
CO., 1000 La Luna do do; 10000 La Ameina do do;
1000 La Nacona do dc; 5000 Principe assorted do; re-
ceiNed per Wy oming and for sale by
mh26 HF McCLOsKEY.
CtHEESE-I25 bxs Western Reserve Cheese, reed
~ per Highland Mary, and for sale by
ap3 UF McCIOSKEy
4 NLASS-3o0 bXs assorted sizes Window Glass reed
u per Excelsior, for sale BY ii + McCLOSkEY
~ AnS-315 kegs assd reed per Excelsior and for
Y sale by mh29 II NcCIOSKEy
\ ARD OII.--25 bbs Lard Oil reed and for sale by
- apZ1-4-Zu F MCLOSkEY.
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS

Which we offer AT our usually low prices. We shall
be happy 10 see cur old customers well ones
who Ith the CASH. We intend henc to
do business only on the Cash system.
MARSHALL * co.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
ID NJ TION OF RICES.
ALEX REV
Iron, Steel, Nails, Groceries, Provis-
ions, &C.,
SLIGO IRON STORE.

fkCS winter stock Of every article usually Kept in
~ our Lon store, Is Large and Complete, to which
we invite The attention of the public. Ii embraces AR
aud SHEET Iron, CAST SLEIGH SHoEs, Steel, AIS,
ANvu.s, BELLOWS, VICES, CHAINS, GLuE, &C. Also,
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Galeia SUPERINTENDENT.

CONSTA NTLY ON HAND.
TN large Quantities, and for sae nc rcddcsd pyrex e
Il cry description Of Drugs Messseas Psint-, &c CON,
sisting in part as follows:
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ST. PAUL. FERRY.
vuNIE subscribers have now ready a new horse to,,.
u ana AL things in complete order for CROSSING the
river al ST. Paul. Lower Landing, with all passengers
ahd teams We shall be In attendance at the Ferry AT
the usual hours OF business and as shall
secure the cons'an attendance of good Peruvian The
from ST. Louis to ST. Paul '
JAMES GOODHIrE
a, ISAAC y. GOODHUE,
!J-~ fropretors.
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Galena, April |,

REFERENCES.
J.. Choutean, Jr. 4 Co, New York,
Lorinz, Sterling s. Co. Pittsburgh,
James Peck 4 Co, Chicago,
Bridge q Lewis. Detroit,
Ray, Keith & Co., Cincinnati,
Chouteau & Nalee, st. Louis,
james Carter 4 Co, Gaiena,
Stillman H Rood /"
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sj2. SPRING TRADE.

I'J%e Ut hNINV 4 N 4 II 2, ISJTs
SPLENDiD stock Of rich Fancy and ~iape G oo,ls st
~ the y \. store. opposite The AIuetca. ay ing
ctivet 10y late arrivals large assortment rNtI IS
FHENCH AND AMERICAN GOODS. comprising q
complete assortment OF the an most tcntifus
articles for the Sprin- and Summer trade: Al sf which,
are now ready fox exhibition and sale VII te otter
Ell nj The lowest market prices. at wholesale
In This extensive assortment. be asxes
article usually found the best Dry tuoess eahli>p
nehts, and also many new and spieni h. % c0us
not 10 be found elsewhere; they hay ing bF,n selected
with care and expressly for this market. Purchasers
are reminded, that IN addition 10 It SIpt %
Staple and Fancy Goods, we AT al times keep large
variety OF CaTpen.s and Floor Cloths AZ H. rev
and various STYLES; also complete su.sAs Of Ia
dies misses and cidrens' shoes. We w1uiG rTSn.r,-
ui. invite our friends AID purchases &C D-, tiools t0
an early examination of entire stock assuring t.ex
that every eNtTfiun " III bc made render ihe asa
calls oil our friends both agreeable ana profitable.
II. II. uOI MES.
Galena, April q, 1859. FIN
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

FNNiS unrivalcd cure for coughs colds, hoarsncss
d bronchitis, whooping-Cough, Group, asthma and
consumption now too well known require certjfi
cafes is constantly kept for sale at Hichcox A. Axtc-
ana JARVIS in ST. Paul and BY dealers in medicine evcrs
where 1910 :,
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sr. LOUIS. MISSOURI.
CoMMtsSioa 0aG F0fWaralng House.
JOSEPH EoGaIDGE. FRANCIS Nc'F All
MOGRJDCE g. Mc'FAJL.

Commission and FofUardlag House.
JOSEPH HoGaiDGE. FRANCIS Mc'fAuL.
MOGRJDCE 81 Mc'FAUL.
Qate Iwichei a Mogridcc}
Corner Of C09BterCiat and Pine Nbtfts.
1fONSiCN NENTS and ON omissions will 'noe with
u prompt ana personal attention. and liberal ASH
ADVANCES will be given on ConsgnnentS, or Bills OF
Lading IN HAND.
TIE Forwarding and Receiving Of Nerchandize ana
Produce viii with especial care and ispatc The
lowest rates OF Freight VIII ALWAYS be procured and
the of Storage and Dray age much as pos
sbIe aS oidod.
ORDERS FOR PURCHASING filled at the shortest no.
tice and lowest market prices
REFERENCES
Page Bacon,
Charles, Blow f. Co., -
Choteau a. Vale, - i"u'S.
Duan, King IL CO.,
II d. Newcomb Il Brotler.
w. b. Rey nolds, L'"is' He
Ellis e. Morton,
Strader & German,
Hosea & Frazer, Cincinnati.
Springer g. Whiieman,
T.. o. Goodman 4 Co.
j. w. Butler a Brother,
ID. Lee IA Il Co., $Pit,buTg,
VIM. Holmes & Co.
Morgan J. NJ Buck " Morgan,l
Shields & Miller, p,;,.,
+. T.. IarIa 'i'ooIf nia.
h. b. tomegys.
,Gsah Lee g = co.. Cole Baltimore
Blow & March.
F5ss3 i, rS Ss;.s ,Ns~ York
a g. Farwell & Co.. d.
Howard Son d Co, 'os'"'''
7. {. Twichel Il Co., New Orleans.
We have an open Policy of Insurance, which will
cover all shipments TO our address. wien ad,sed b,
letter per mail, when endorsed bills OF laiing
before or at the time Of shipment.
MOGRIDGE Il MoFAUL.
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FRUIT TREES, sHRUBBE,RY - SHADE
TREkS.

VYNiE undersigned would ask Tie attention Of persons
DESTROYS of oranchting their grounds, the cat
alesuc CT Mcssrs John Si,rrso a Brothers, old and
experienced Fruit Growers and Nursery men. having
purchased and sritbery from them Tor several
wears. recommend their trees he such rcple-
scented. Their fruit grated Of the best and
mos; improved varieties, and adapted 10 northern iati-
tures
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lbotels auo 8oarntmg Rouses.
ct. PAUL HOISE.

ST. PAUL HOUSE.
VHNHlS house. formerly kept by J. W. lass, being the
q original hotel Of 81. Paul. at the corner OF Third a.
Jackson Streets opposite the Minnesota Outht, tho
roughly repaired and reinodeed and with the additions
made IT, is Of the most spacious and co,Vc-
hotcls in Having taken lease OF il, and
fitted Il throughout with new furniture invite the
travelling public call upon believing they will find
this housc eqn. 10 ihebest III a respects The charges
will be very moderate GEORGE WELLS.
~. Paui, July ~, 1859
ST. PAUL. TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
My name j. MOFFET. My Boarding House Is on
WI Jackson Street, al The lower end of Saint Paul. To
find il, you keep straight from the steamboat andg,
the Of triangle, n the north end of The bridge
Ny is large, aud Tor prompt payment every week
intend 10 furnish good fare at The very lowest price
LOT MOFFEr.
ST. Paul, May %, 1851. Sly.
GALE,NA HOUSE.
Yayil subscTib has provided for the accommod ion
Of boaricrs; both by the day and by the week, with
without loging--at very moderate prices Inquire
for the GaleHa nousc the first building on Roberts
street above Third, opposite ine Cooe!s Clothing
tore. iui--S-Iy VIM. TRUSSONE.
FREMONT HOUSE.
JOSIAH wEAysR, PRoPRIEToR.
FANlS well known stand Bench and corner OF Cedar
i streets has been thoroughly repaired and all new
IL furnished. and is ope 70 accommodate bOarders
and travellers, with comfortable quarters.
isL lift
ST. ANTHONY HOUSE.
Corner of Main and Wood streets,
Upper Tawn, Falls ST. Anthony. Minnesota Territory
ISAAC BnOwN, Proprietor
'NNiE above House j. conducted on strictly temper
4 ancc principles.
\. =. s.biing for horses also.
M.rch :, l7j2 i7-,f
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
J. t.. CLARK, PROPRIETOR.
sr. ANrhoNv FALLS, MINNESOTA TERRIroRy
lily
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WATCH REPAIRING.

II NfRONoici Eh duplex, horizontal and vertical
- w atches carefully repaired and warranted. The
subscriber viii his personal nitennu to the nice
nnd important branch OF watch repairing and The
rious neat and intricate departments Of the Jcwclry b
sness; and hope, by strict attention TO the wants and
wishes al his customers Ia Ecrlt their appreciation and
patronage A. ID. ROBINSON
Matchmaker and Jeweler.
81 Paul. April -, 1872. 2-tf
stoE received, Il large assortment e! Clocks. cheap
- Tor cash. ai ROBINSON'S JeweIcv Store.
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". 5. SWIMMER,

GENERAL NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT,
CORNER Of second and Chesnut streets lover lhs
- Post Office, ST. Louis, Mo
REFERENCES
Messrs. r. q W. Campbell, lMcssrs HAYDEN A. Wilson
adoiPhls MeieIAcoi q" HARE Whtlicmore.
s.. ou;s June T. q tf
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VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY.
10 AND 21 wAsHINGToN AVENUE. ST. LOUIS vo
3D. 40 PACKAGES Virginia Manuiaclnred To-
- eEVV bacco, i'll store and 10 arrive and ;or sale
by The Undersigned comprising the following brands
Jesse lIare's 10, Iumps Jesse Hare's 5 Lamps:
W. IL. Hare's ID. Lamps; w. II. Iiare's Limbs
James Thomas, jr's Diadem Twist;
do do do l lain 10;
FL Dorado Natural Leafs
do "Sl' Virgin Gold Leaf, - lbs;
do Plain do do
do Nectar,
do Luscious Luxury. lbs. and l-2 lbs;
do Gem Of the Old Dominion, lbs:
Jas. stevens h.; Seth IIasey's AAAA d AAA:
Geo MetcaI, h., and n {;
Willis. McErys, MAINS etc etc. together with an as
sorment Of Missouri Manufactured Tobacco. He would
beg leave call the attention Of buyeTs his present
well assorted stock cfTObaccoj il is all direct from the
manufacturers, and offered their prices and on liberal
terms. THOMAS MULLEN
Nl Inf
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ALEX. REY,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer.

HAS just reed by the first boat, Nominee, e large
and well selected assortment of Groceries and Pro
visions, consisting Of Sugar Coffee, Tea Pork, Flour
Lard Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Dried Fruits Cheese
Rice, Candies, Soap, Salt, Wooden ware and Willow
ware and will receive fresh supplies by every boat
rect from st. LOnis all the Those wishing
purchase will find Ia their adv anagc call and exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere.
ST. Paul, April %. ALEX REV
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j. +. FULLERTON.

n I his Old stand, Which is knOWn 10 a great many
IA friends, especial, those who have patronzed him
SO long, Keeps different stock of Goods from the mix
ture which he formerly kept. He now keeps Dry
foods alone. including prime selection of Ready
Made Coing and the largest and best stock of Boot.
and Shoes ever opened sn. where, including Ladies
Shoes. lie has also ~aieiy of Blankets Whitney and
Horse Blankets which as he always has done he sells
at prices suit his friends.
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JAS. THOMAS, IRIS.

JAS. THOMAS. Jk'S.,
CUPERIOR Brands Tobacco; $50 packages this day
~ landing rgI " estcrn World and Geo Collier viz:
Luscious Luxury ID. AID l2 III; Nectar, 2 b.: Virgin
and 81" Isl per III , Nirgd Gold Leaf - H.; Dadem
Twist; Diadem Plain III; Gem OF the Old Dominion ID
and ior sale by THOMAS MULLEN,
Tobacco Commission Merchant.
St Louis, july l. Tiff
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DANIEL HOPKINS,
iul5.-l3-ly. PETER HOPKINS
CLOTHING FOR THE MILLION.


NEW GOODS--FAIL AND WINTER TRADE.
"lNNEN COOLEY, at the Cash Furnishing store
w On Roberts street st Paul, having just returned
from the Eastern markets. ready show the
ci.izeis of 81. Paul. and Nil who may them with
call the largest and most varied stock OF Fall IN
ter Goods IN their line, brought this market aDd
which YOU resPeC fully invited 10 call and examine
THIS stock consists N part Of the follow ing articles
Cloths, Cassimeres, estues, Ready mace Clothing,
end GentleMcns' Furnishing Goods. Merino Wooden,
Worsted, Cloth and Flannel Wrappers and drawers;
Hosiery of all Kinds, qualities aud prices; Gloves and
Mttc,s III endless variety, such Buck NOrSttd er-
lin, Mcrino CashEere W Oolen sc. Also a very beau
tul assortment Of white and C0ored Kid and silk
Govc> The newest patterns of Collars, handkerchief
Scars, Ties Crgyats stocks Sc.
&H iRCS.
Fine Linen Dosoms. OF the latest French ard English
fashions FLANNEL, Calico Check and Hickory S,lrls, IN
great quantities. Duck and DiiIl O1crails.
KEA DE-NADE CLOTHfSG.
Cheaper than ever; but too numerous mention call
and see for ourselves.
L OY = AN d CHlLDRENS' CLOTHIN
We have very fine assortment made mp in the neat
est manner. and at very low prices. Buckskin Mtens
and Gloves Fur and Driving Gloves Rubber anu Oil
cloth tloihWa, Carpet aud TRAY cling Bags.
In the CT SION DEPARTMENT. mag be found all
the new sly les of Cloths Ca>>incres, DGcsIn NesiRgs
aud Trimmings 10 match: AMI We venture say, that
give yea good and fashionable work as can he
had west of New YORK, and warranted To SUIT or no
u Dont forget The place, Roberts street next door
To W. ii. Stiilman's Store.
WHINE Il COOLEY.
ST. Panl, Jan. 6. 1853. ASST
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l.. BLUM'S NEW YORK BAZAAR.
At the Daguerrean building.

GNORNER Of Third and Cedar streets, st. Paul Min
~ nesota Territory.
In six weeks returned the second time from n. York
with entire new stock of goods.
This Is the complete of Ladies' Fam
cy Dry Goods brought Ia Minnesota. The stock
direct from New York, purchased at cash prices
and will he sold NJ the cheapest rates. 1t comprises
Velvet Cloaks, Cloth CIoaks,
Silks-blsck aud coorcd Broshe long aud 81. shawls
Long shawls-all prices TrmDings-all descriptio
Emhrodery-all kinds Cellars. all prices
Hosiery, every variety Gloves Kid and Cashmere
Delaines 90 Yankee notions
Velvet for Coaks Real French Perfume-v.
Ladies' w ooien Jackets All kinds of white goods
Black silk wells, for IS cts and upwards.
Cord KID gloves, for 65 cts and do
White and cold linen daInask table covers.
do do do napkins
Unhcached linen table covers.
Ladies', please call and examine for yourselves 40
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS.

NiiS. VI. l.. STOAkts, 81. kRthon,-si, -. Paul las
" just returned from the City of New York. with
STOCK cf Millinery very muci, superior any
goods her department Of trade, offered IN the
Territory 1o her usual stock she has added Gloves,
Mitts Needles Pins Tapes, and many other arti-
clcs She has also taken great pains TO obtain Ibe fash
ions, OF this, and the winter seasons, all Of winch s.
viii be happy 10 show 20 such call. oct.2l..I.tE
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TO DEBTORS.

IL persons indebted to the subscriber previous to
IA the first OF september last either by note orboo
account requested to Call and settle, the same
will be put in the hands of proper person for col
lection. Pay up and save costs. Our motto cash IN
or 10 SALE as the credit stem has out.
w. II. STiLLMAN.
st. Paul, Oct. 90. If MIN
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IN addition tEc above Their assortment Of grapfs
ounces oirrauts, eooseberIies 4aas, chrysanthom-
ums, ger1nums, cactus ns, raspberry, and strawberry
are very large, md prices low any establish
!Ient Of the sind, east west
Orders receive. and promptly attcnpcd "a by
GEO. W. HARRINGTON agent
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONs.

THyIlE returned from, lelo
large and well selected stock If Grocsrics and pro-
visions which he offers wholesale and e,a,l a ia, low
EST ct rates for cash and ,xcuj r..rc..,,,ll,
attention Of the citizens Of ST. raui and The sur
rounding country 10 examine his stock prices before
purchasing escwhee he has in the following AZ
tices; 20 "
$50 BIS forr, 200 bags corn meal
50 mess Fork, 25uC0 assorted cigars
90 prime do II dc1 bed cords
1850 lbs suasr cured hams k;tS n.acl.r,i
1890 shoulders 5bhls din
ECO - NIB SIDES, 8 hx Goldfish,
800 " clear - g, - dried herring
2Jto Lard 81 l,,.i,n som
25Gc butter, 10 {. yariegatcd soan
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HOPKINS AND BROTHER.

SOCC6SSORS Or DANIEL UOPhiNS,
HANE just opened on ThIrl-st, Jackson street,
u u general assortment Of family goods and family
groceries, also crcckery, nails and variety Of other
goods: such caicoes, shlrngs and sheeiugs, lnrn
WOODEN, and cotton goods Of all descriptions: boots and
shoes oil all sizes and qualities for and women BOYS
and girls; also. various qualities of sugar coffee tea
salcratus and all Of spices; ready made clothing
brooins, nuts, moasses, vinegar, pork mackero, cod
fish, clothes pins, tobacco OF all quates and butter
lard oysters flour, crackers dried fruit also, window
glass and putty, ropes, bed cords, powder, shot ps
bacon, soap, candles TACT. every thing. We intend
sell NJ very small profit for quick pay. Call ex
anime for yourselves aud Try u.s.
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Great lnduCements--Sell Hing off ut Cost!
w. w. ANKS.
Zone door North of the Lake Honey

SALTWATER.
THE subscriber having received his stock of Goods
j suitable lor the winter trade respectful, announces
mat e Is on hand, ready and Hing 10 show them to
people wishing to examine Goods and Prices. Among
MS stock may be found beautiful assortment of plain
ana .gnred N0useln dc Lanes, Cashmercs and Aha
cas- French Merinos Ly Onesc Cloth. silk and Worst
ed Pophns; Figured Dress Silks sila Bonncis and
sewing silks; Dress TRIMMINGS and Ribbons in great
variety English and American Prints and Gingllsms
and Li!isey f'aiis all wool Undersllrts aud Drawers
200 pairs Boots and Shoes best and very
Also
GroCeries-the cheapest in town: Brown and BIesrh
Sheotings and Shrtirgs and Linen 10 MAKE, them mn
and Linen liandke rchi.fs. ~
Best assortment of Tea any where abost the dgcurs
Ready made Clothing, cheaper than the cheapest
Ny motto is, "Quick sales and small profts''--for
Cash. 96-Gml w " uANKS
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Saint ionis.
CITY HOTEL. ST. Io,,tS

Corner ~ Ihtrd and Pine Streets.
T. BAkNtM proprietor Will always be happy TO
has trends, who are down on business pleasure from
Wisconsin Minnesota, and from elsewhere up the Mis-
aissippi river. Nov. II, 1890
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-03-03
q CHoUTEAl, JR. JAS. HARRISON. FELIX VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOtcau. Harrison ~ ValIp

QDROrRiETORS of Tie St LOT is ROLLING Mills
IL VIII Keep on hand a full supply of merchant bar
ron, boiler Plate, sheet iron and nails manufactured NJ
Their establishment from the OF The Iron Mountain
and Will also keep all other articles USUALLY kent IN an
hon store, TO which they invite the Of coutr,
merchants
IL archouse, No. l29 Second street, ST Louis, Mo-
CHAS. ". BOKUP.
Agent ut 1T. Paul.
MAY g. 1851. 2tc
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-03-03
II. NEWIIALI., & co.

WHoLEsAL ALE DEALERS in DRUGs. MEDICINES Cur,sr
GALS, PAINTS, OILS, NARsIsHE> aaJ uYE-srrgFs
WINDOW GLASS and Perry. GaAssvAaE Pm
FUMERi, IISE SCARS, FINE U,IR. InarU
PAINT and"HITEW ,sHERI ri. FIELD
GARDEN snd FLOWER SEEDS Sur
GlcAL lNSrRJ MINIS, SPECS.
SHIFTS, PATENT ILuI-
CINEs, Pure WINES, etc for MEDicl,r pfs?oxr4
FANCY ARTICLES, sUr'R INKS, LETTEr =. ~ Pa
PER. GOLD and STEEL Pens arL STATIONERY
GoiD and TIN FolL. and great varnN
az other articts.
This Is the Oldest Drug establishment nrr 81 I. Hi
moi, river We have done business in has tifv NICE
~. Physicians AID Merchants ALWAYS FIND n ms
House. FRESH ard INtDUITEI.rED Ntalcin,s and az
INC FIRST QUALITY. Purchasers invited examine
our STOCK as 1t Is larger than an other IN tbs Northwest,
and we believe oar prices will continue satisfactory
To Any who ma, trade with US.
GaiCna. Ncyrlhrr %