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Mir Mount, the gallsntt1ew York fireman who dis
tngusbed himself time by rescung several per-
sons from FIRE in the Bowcry. is 10 be presented next
week with a splendid silver pitcher which has been
manufactured for that purpose by order OF the municipal
councils. This handsome testimonial has cost about
eight hundred dollars 1t is nearly two feet high and
deliberately chased The handle Is formed OF ladder
upon the top Of which is miniature seman with pipe
and hose the pipe directed 10 the pitcher Al The bottom
OF the ladder side is hydrant to which the hose
attached while on the other side stands hydran
er, wrench in hand.
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Maya

REIiSi BEIlsi BELLA The snhsersess nsaufAesrs
hand all N
boat uy ioccsotss school house, and bs 1hsss
belts hung with the iron with movable Thsy
be turned around that the ctapper VIII sske
place which desirable sf'er bell has been few
an xcd in the e0 pAg
belt hershy p~oousna the sossd These bs sssc
ured rom the stock, and easaes A. bis
foundry first us<d found
We give written warranty that church beass bsssk within
date Of purchase
The all bella 600 beIls
sosd foupdry,
dence OF their superiority We have HScn gold silver medals
awarded from the various fairs for the kss belle for
tone" Nspsy particular peals
chimes and refer thoes furnished unay "
within few rods Of the Hudsoo Err. rsroe
direction AZ this csahtshane o the
Kind the United and has the LARGEST II ss
be ntlrd with We hseb
OF the States Old bells taken exchange Or
Levels, compssses, he ,consaatiy en- hand. Add,e~s
A. MENERtvN SONS,
May 2l-lydAcp WsM Troy, n. Y.
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"THE USE OF WING pARTYD-We took up the New
York Tribune day or two since sort Of recreation
for there is nothing amusing than its philosophical
and labored disquisitions he Gemocracy"-and It's
bitterness is SO ridiculous that read them with he
relish that DO the illusions Of the renowned
Mrs Paftngton. They the most harmless of phil
lpcs The ludicrous of denuncalions On this &C.
cason we're hugely delighted with essay. column
in length 10 wha, ''the of wing party -
and every knows that il is Of all-,hat il
has been but OF 50 few days and full OF trouble-we
were curious enough TO what MIR. Greeleys
conclusions The subject, WE'LL he goes on to admit
that there will always be great party" assuinE be
the democratic party. which will generally be in The
cendant that the too commonly received impression,
however that is to, radical" and that the whiG party
simply "5rake. to keep its wheels from going TOO
fast, great mistake and that il the whg party can
find better business than "y ing 10 rein in the democ
racy, il bad better adjourn without delay" We ware
surprised 6nd Greeley admitting these selfevdsnt
propositions, and came the conclusioa that
he about TO submit, industrial" theory, which
would indicate practical line of usefulnsss for 40
whis party than in trying to throw the democsaic
gne off the track. We read eagerly. and sooa foand
ourselve. in possession OF "the great dea-and We are
free confess that it 10 the best advice We have ever
known The Tribune give the wing larty. II u not
10 quarrel with The administration OF Mr.. Pissos, 10
abuse his cabinet, misrepesen s 10
knock brains ont against The subreasury, to get Up
panic the ianf-but TO 90 10 work and txai Ne
Pieife railroad" Eureka! This, says Greeley, il the
legitimate "nse Of whig parry
Westward no, We see. in minds eye, the forlom
hope Of whigsey casting away the choice and expses
banners with which il marched the lass presidsn.
,a battle, and stalking up the shovel and the hoe" start
for The ufhnent OF It's legitimate destiny. with high
hopes. and calling which promises TO realize
their cid anticpaons OF two dollars day and roast
beef than any other scheme which has ever before
agiiaied tseir councils.-N Y Rsi.,sr
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Practice Is. rkosxssIoK. During tAw existence Of
the last, well ali former poli,c2 campaigns the
people OF the country have been iosewsrned Of the
danger OF eiecting democrats TO Office. their extravs-
gance." &c We well remember that MIR. Van Bsrsn
was denounced by the wing press, and whig slang
9bangers throughout The cosnlry as cunning iox"
and . afisiocral;" yet in practice be illustrated The
purify oil his government by the economy Of his
administration. James X. Polk, too. assaled
by the same enormous weapons, and It was sneer-
ngIy asked by political pel,fogseSs. "who be was
His administration Of the general government, however,
soon answered. the ,queslion--an administration which
has unsurpassed. if squaed BY any olhsr and t.e
wisdom OF whose acis Ia now not even questioned by
political foes la ls4s, President Polk was succeeded by
General Taylor no-pary candidate, but one who, when
elected surrounded himself with incompetent men, who
only proved themselves unworthy OF the trusts they
were called upon TO fulfill but by their acts dersc,ed
materially from the honor and dignity OF our government
Such fact. the want OF confidence. the ps of
the people everywhere, the appoinses OF Gen. Taylor
that The prejudice oil his administration was reflected
upon that OF his immediate aud the overthrow
OF the wing party considered certain long before
the democratic convention had assembled to nom.
mate the successful candidate. Under these cir
cumstances and auspices. General franklin Pierce
became The candidate Of the democratic party, and the
apparent certainty OF his election only appeared TO
pera,e his political opponents and drive them to despea
lion This was, 10 certain extent, be expected. The
defeat OF the wings, aud consequent restoration Of upright
and economical officers, would necessarily lead 10
posue OF all NAL Practices well brand the actors
with dislrus and Encouragement il not disgrace But
the abuse esored to by the wing speakers and heapsd
upon the character OF General PIERCE peculiar TO
themselves. unprecedented in political warfare. and un
sustained by the slightest semblsnce Of truth We now
ask The honest and rejecting portion of fellow c-
when their minds not warped by constant ap-
peals, or feelings wrought up by the excitement Of 4
political campaign. TO review the charges made by the
wings of Delaware upon the character Of the democratic
nominees, and say whether they justified by cir
camslances they existed General Pierce has been
President of the United States for nearly three months
He has called around him cabinet advisers men Of
wisdom. prudence, aad sagacity; yet be 10 the man
whom the wings abused and whose character they de-
lighted 10 t!aduce throughout the State Of Delaware and
the country at large 10 up their enorm,iee
maintain their influence. and perpetuate their power
Some OF this abuse have file for future reference
4, will serve good purpose in fuure.-Del. Ga=stG
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movement has been made In Philadelphia to ..tab.
lish home for decayed merchants. Tn. movsm.n,
nns.is with general appreciation.
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Great Inducements-.Sellin of at Cost!
w. w. HANKS.
Zone DOOR North of the Lake Honan1

STILLwATEa.
THE subscriber having received his stock Of 6 Gods
suitable for the winter trade, respectfully announces
that he is on hand, ready and willing TO show them TO
people wishing to exaniEe Goods and Prices. Among
his stock may be found beautiful assortment OF plain
and figured Mousehn de LANES, Cashmeres and Apa-
cas-, French Mernos, Lyonese Cloth, Silk and Worst
ed Poplins Figured Dress Silks; Silk Bonnets and
Sewing silks; Dress Trimmings and Ribbons in great
variety; English and American Prints and Ginghams,
and Linsey Paidsi all WOO! Undershirs and Drawers.
200 puir Boots and Shoes, best les and very Ow
Also
Groceriesthe cheapest in town: Brown and Bleach d
Sheetings and itings and Linen to make them up,
and Linen Hand herchieis.
Best assortment OF Tea anywhere about the diggings.
Ready made Clothing, cheaper Than the cheapest.
Ny motto is, "Quick sales and small profts'-for
Cash. 3S--6n1 W. w HANKS.
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NATHAN SPfCER,

Matchmaker and Jaeelia, Ihrd Street, s.. Pad.
MAS Just received well selected stock OF Clocks,
u Watches and Jewelry, consisting in part fol-
lows: Gold Bracelets Lockets Breast Pms, Scarf Pins,
Gun Rings, Ear Rings Finger Rings Gol Pens, Pencil
Chains, Buckles, Slides, Silver and German silver thin
bl.s and Protectors CLOCKS and Watches
of every kiGd quality and price. Combs Cutlery, Per-
fumery DC. which are for sale very cheap for Cash
Clocks, Watchcs and Jeve,ry repaired in the best
manner and warranted 4-33
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For The Minnesota Pioneer.
To the Absent.


BY MRS. s. !. HoLDHooK.
How swiftly glide our days along,
When those we love are near,
And sweety too as poets song,
Their voice falls Oh our ear.
But oh, how mournful drags along,
Observation-Disclosures never,
When those Of all the world most dear,
Are doomed from us to sever.
Sure on the earth there can be nausht
So hard to bear as this,
Why even death I've often thought
Compared 10 il were bliss.
To live, TO suffer grief or pain,
Unsoothed--unwept by thee,
For thee perhaps to mourn per WOES
Uutold-anknoiyn to me.
And Joy itself 'twere vain to tell,
How false il seems to be,
Fen pleasure now seems turned to pain
Because unshsred by thee.
Could all Gongonda's boasted gems
Or California's gold
Fer compensate my blighted hopes,
And grief's that cant be tolds
Ah. who can paint the mournful hours,
The anguish-gref aud pain
Ofihose who truly love--yet may
On earth ne'er meet again.
Then let us fix our hopes on high
Where pains and sorrows cease,
Where those who love will never part
And all is joy and peace.
Thus death will be a welcome friend
To guide us to that shore,
Where parents-Brothcrs- Sisters meet
And love for ever more.
Fulton, Ohio, Sept. 1853.
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------------------------------ bel
u. n -. DRkT NJ.

MAIN STREET, opposite GALENA HOTEL.
M AM tTACTURE and keep constantly hand a
I'VE complete assortment OF fancy and Windsor Chairs.
Also, Bureaus, Tables Stands Writing Desks, Looking
Glasses Bedsteads. &c, DC. Persons wishing pGr-
chase VIII do well to call before they buy elsewhere,
prepared to sell good article. and terms
invariably cash, We afford to sell cheap,
cheaper, than other in the city. reasonable de-
duction made to persons bpyng sell again All orders
from distance punctually attended to.
Galena, May, lSJl. ga
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St. paul Hnstness CARDS.
Have you good Understandings!

4'NN ~. IHVItts TIE public 70 examine The
~ best stcck OF materials his ine that has ever
the Atlantic TO produce better quality of French Cali
Skins, specially adapted for the winter season
On naid, a!so Ladies fine custom made shoes and
CATERS Also t'enemen's Calf Kip Boots the bes,
thst can be made You know the stand-Third street
near Roberts street.
ssintPaul. November 1851 81
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man once went TO al eccentric lawyet to bs aua.
ed Cor some petty Office. Said the la~yer--a Hold
up YOUR haud, III swear you, bu; all creation eouidns
qualify yoa."
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
TRUMAN NJ. SMITH


Ju,t,ce Of the Peace, Notary PuIic, Collector and
General Agent.
HHAS removed his Office to the Brick Block opposite
4 Z the Post Office corner Of Third and Minnesota
streets where he will be found ready 10 attend 20 the
collection Of debts, purchasing AID selling real estate,
par ment Of taxes, locating Land Warrants, &c. Hav
ing been in the business for time past, and
being provided with of all the surveyed portion
of Territory and of the the 81. Peters,
he aiters himself that he will be able give satIsa c.
ton to all Who may give him call
n. Il. Town Lots in st. Paul, It. Anthony ard all
the towns on the st Peters for sale reasonable prices
Also, Farms in the country, with or without improve
mgnts.
ST Paul. June 2, 1553.-1tf
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AT COST.

EIyNEXAN will sell his DRY GOODS and READY
Il MADE CLOTHING AT COST, as an go..g east
about the Isl OF August 70 buy my Fall Stock. Call
Soon, al Sd st., near Jackson.
Julyls2 1853 -.
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fuAs. W. BoR.
BORCP & OAKES.

BokCP OA X ES.
YSNlE uncefsisDod having formed copartnership for
nansact1g an Exch hange aud Banking business in oil
its various Branches w,il be prepared furnish sigh,
and lime exchanges on the Last, and priacipa cities
the We:t. RemiItances to Great BTtain Ireland and
continct OF Europe, made IN to suit purchasers
s. ght AID time bills and European exchanges purchased
.oilectns made, and proceeds rentied rates
of exchange. All other business committed cur care,
pGnc.uali. attended TO.
BORUP OAKE5.
El. ll-,f
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Gu0son.
BENJAMIN ALLEN.

Anorney At Lar, Hudson, St. Croir County, Wis.
JOSEPH BOWRON,
Notary Pubic and Land Agent, Hudson, St. Cfoir
County, Wisconsin.
HpRE-EMPTION Claims secured, and entries made
by Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds snd
Mortgages constantly Oh hand and convey ances
iuliy and promptly attended to.
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DENTISTRY.


.s-e.----e~> G. W. BlDDIE, late Of rittsburg, Pa 81,
E.s-<lE-~c has permanently located in Saint Paul.
QFFySytxsaSA Fourteen years close application to his
--ALAi prolessiou together with large and
beautiful assortment of plain and gum teeth enable
from L. entire set OF teeth 10y pherc
pressure with beautiful representation of the natural
gum, restoring the mouth to its natural shape.
Diseased Ia permanently saved ty plugging; useless
ceth extracted with As little pain possible. Teeth
cle3Used and diseased gums restored TO health.
q lice and residence Main street, between Saint
Peters and Market
n. B.--Ai 3ohs warranted.
Iaul .,ulN 15-ly
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LADIES. LADIES, LADIES

LADIES. LADIES. LADIES.
NOW is the time for you to try II you cannot
~ get all kinds Of plain, straw, braid chip and fancy
trimming Bonnets altered and made in the most fash
onsble sly blesched and pressed and done equal to
any city in the east.
Bonnets altered to the present fashon,-5c cts.
II on " bleaehed aud pressed-37cis.
A liberal percentage allowed to milliners.
Black and Maroon, colOred finished at the above
price, at the st. Paul Bleach House. upper end OF st.
Anthony street, by Mrs. G. SfARkES.
march--o0 $50 6m
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DOCTOR l.. c. KINNEY.
JEFFREY T. ADAMS. NJ. d.,
III. VI. r. DAVIS.

TURNER cESEnAL,
Cornei OF Fourth and Minnesota street.
6TAIS Bahisters, Balustradcs, Columns of the DIFF
- ice.t orders OF architecture, Tool Handles, Wagon
iuDs, a., turned TO order ompily and in woTknanke
manner. sep.3O-2i-y
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CONTR ACTING AND BUILDING.

KCDWARD STEWART, architect aad builder, is
H prepared TO furnish materials and erect buildings
ut any size style. By strict enGeavor Just suit
the people, he hopes to merit continuance OF the pat
roIage 80 literally extended ior the past two
TTA;tenton given 10 the appraising OF Real Estate
y. B. 10 good journe! men Lnas0ns wanted for the
Office Third street. I-50 y
On 1l-Q
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GdIcud.

WAR EAGLE MILLS. GALENA.
CUrERFINE EXTRA FLOUR, bran. shorts. an
- horse feed, coasaEty hand and for sale Al low
cash rates. f. HEMPSTEAD i co.
Galena. Sent. g 1852. i-2O
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BESJA MIN F. FELT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
ceries, PrOviS ions, Il C.
MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL.
Will sell Ut the lowest cash prices 3-ti
1882. GREAT STOCK OF DRUGS. 1852.
DODGE d BENTZ
NO. 100 MAIN STREET, GALENA ILL
OFFER for sale the following Drugs, &c., at the low
" est prices.
lCU0 lbs tartaric acid 10000 lbs putty
% kcgs carb soda 50 bbs spts. turpentine
10 bbs cream tartar 500 lbs Paris green
loo lbs Eng. blue 10 casks old port wine
100 do Eng. aud Am. CALI. 20 bbs Eng EPSON salts
10 casks sulphur 10 do caraw ay seeds
10 cases British lustre 4 DO Eng. grid mustard
IL do Eng. rid. b0rax 10 do copa Yarnlsh
% bbs plaster paris do Maccaboy snuff
5 do caIHphor 100 lbs oil peppermint
500 guIiine II 10 =" lemon, fresh
D bbls castor oil So doy paint brushes
1900 lbs ext. liquorice 50 do4 gross Lees pl.ls
100 90 insp'd extracts so DO 90 essences
$50 do Turkey opium IS bXs CASTLE soap
500 do herbs "A dOz Townsend's Sar saIa
2j OF strychnine 20 gros. bears oil
SO do morphine 20 kegs sal,petre
800 bxs McCuy's glass loco do 4. Conhling 4 sons
So lbs lnseed oil pure white lead.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
Houghtons Pepsin, Louden CO. medicines,
Pain Killer, Sloan's medicines, &C
Together with large and well selected stock of eve
ry ariice in line. We especially invite the aten lion
OF purchasers om the upper country TO our stock ahd
prices. E22N-ly
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BOOk BINDlNG.

gE1fIE subscriber would respectfully inform the citi-
OF ST. Pani and its vicinity, that he - now car
RING the above business, in the 2nd story Of r. NJ.
SYtbcers new building, Of 9Th aud RoDort street
Particular attention paid Ia binding Magazines Period
icas Sc in plain fancy binding, at The shortest noticC
and reasonable terms.
JAMES MACINTOSH.
Haul Mprch 14r2
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!. lfcMAHON HOLLAND.

attorney ani Counshlt2r at Lam and Solicitor IN
Chmc0y.
MANKATc, BLUE EARTH COUNTY. MIN TER.
Oi!ce, Of Front and Main Streets.
MINNESOTA REFERENCES.
Gov. W. A. Gormsn.
J. Travis Rosser, Esq Sec. Min. Ter,
Capt }. II. SIMPSON u. :. Top ERg'rs St. Paul.
A. J. Morgan, Esq, Pioneer Oilce
ID. \. Robertson, Esq,
Hon. ii. ii. sibey, Mendoza.
MARYLAND REFERENCEs.
Gov e. Louis Lowe,
4. H. O'Neal Esq, Secretary Of State
Judges Lcgrand, Tuck and Ecleston Of Annapolis
Supreme Court CT Mary land,
Hon. Alexander Randall,
John v. l.. McMahon, Esq, Baltimore, Nd
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Bufhank's Northwestern Express.
nURING the close of navigation Will dispatch spe-
y cai messengers u aud from 81. Paul and Gaiena
semi monthly Freiahts forwarded twice n weck-alI
kinds of Express business Including rcmittances Of mo-
nty, colleo tons purchase and of mech. .ndile and
property, &C. promptly attended to.
e.. Il. RICE. 4 co. ..,
CONSTANS d BURBANK, He'S
St. Paul Dec. 9, l652--u
~. B. 4 messenger will leave for Galena, Monday,
Dec 20. Money and orders should be handed III before
O'Clock of that morning.
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STOVES AND TIN WARE.

SEON rs AND TIN WARE.
At Neweu's I'D stand Third .Slea, tc1r doors
ttSt Of Jackson Street.
FHNHE subscriber will Keep on hand constantly good
j assortment Of Tin Ware, which he Will sell ct
wholesale or retail.
Also a general assortment of Stoves. Orders from
country dealers solicited.
n. D. Repairing done on short notice.
GEO. RUSSELL, Agent.
st Paul June 2. le53-7-ly.
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j. III. BYEuS,

Corner Third and Roberts SIS, Paul, Mn.
NJ ANUFAGTURER of zinc tin sheet iron and cop
per- informs The citizens OF St Paul, that he Keeps
on hand large assortment of stoves which he viii sell
very low Tor cash Call and before buy elsewhere
also tn ware OF the best quality wholesale aud
tail Indian traders would 10 welito call and examine
81 Iaul, jcnc 5, lc52. I-ly
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
TIME Books of the North Western Railroad Com
pany will be opened at the olIce OF Dorup L. Oakes
on the First Monday in July.
Per Order Commissioners.
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MIrSEr.

MRS BIDDLE, teacher Of music, announces 10 the
l'A ladies cf 81. fsul and vicinity, that she will give
instructions on the Piano Forte Former success In
bringing pupils rapidly forward warrants promise of
general satisfaction. These wishing her services,
call at her residence, junction Of Hill aud st. Anthony
streets
N,v A tf
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HOLM r. SMITH n co.

JOHN r. SMITH CO..
W4tch7aakerS and JeUeHers, Nam ST., GdifRG Illinois.
A Large and well selected assortment OF Clocks,
"A Watches, Jewery and Silver Spoons constantly on
hand fer sale low. Engraving neatly executed. All
kinds of Jeweiry made order and neatly repaired -
All orders pIIctua!ly attended The hghest price
paid tor old gold and silver. 2-25
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ICE CREAM SALOON GENERAL
CONFECTIONARY ESTABLISHMENT.

THE subscribers, returning their sincere thanks 10
their patrons and the public in general the liberal
encouragement they have received desire inform
them that they have opened Ice Cream Saloon In
the building formerly known Hchcox & Keliosg's
Drug store, Third street. They viii always have Ice
Cream and every article in the coueconary line La
dies and Gentlemen please give US n call.
They will also inform the public that they have al
ways on hand their Confectionery, near the Aeri-
can House full assortment ofiancy and plain Candies
which they will sell almost low as il can be bought
IN ST. Louis. Merchas win find IL their adv
to call before sending below. All orders for cakes
promptly Glled. REM l. KARCHER
Paul. In;y fSso.
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r. T.. FULLERTON.

A T his old stand, which is known to q great many
"A friends, especially those who have pstfoniLed him
long, Keeps different stock Of Goods from the mix
tnre which he formerly kept He now keeps Dry
Goods alone, including prime selection OF Ready
Made Clothing and the largest and best stock Of Boots
ard Shoes ever opened any where. including Ladies
Shoes He also variety of Blankets, Whitney and
Horse Blankets, which he always has done he sells
at prices to suit bis friends
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5tlllwater Business Garos.

ABVAM VAN WORRIES.
Attorney and Counsellor at Ldto oad Solicitor in
CkaHcsry.
VIII attend to all busness entrusted t hi,
care. saltwater, Minnesota Ter. Gift