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f.. y. NEW Ell.
Commission Mcrchant,

A Nd Dealer Foscisl aud Domestic Hardware,
"A cook, paror and heli,n. stoves OF al kinds, st
!eCed from the Troy. Cincinnati a,:d - ouis markets
conrr .n. The varied assortment ot double oven
anu ranges, the Eastern market affords. Hollow
ware kettles pots ovens, skiets furnaces, Try ing pans
waffle irons, siIoves, toHgs, &c.
Aiso-I ariiHg utensils pl0ushs. cradles. rakes, hoes
soyrl> thes, sHaths, axes, SAWS sad irons, 2lnc
spring balances, coiI,c mills, wire. nails tach> &c.
Japaue, vare of al kinds, lamps and cndlesiicks, o
brass and tin; britlani and kitchen tea ard
coffee ladies', SWIMMERS, tea, core and 81
gar boxes: scrub hicLiug and other brushes hytrnuilc
apparatus veil aud h0H>e panps oi All zc>;
water rains lead iNc, sheet. bar aud pig lead, Ac &c
at my stand Third, hCar Roberts sreet, Htat Paul
Minnesota. r. = "
Srpteinhcr /. 1851. 2H-tf
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\ FAIR EEroRr-The KnicherhoclEer FOR n,

FAIR EEroRr.-The Knickerhocker FOR De-
cernle. among other humorous laras aphs. Contains
the fp,ioWieg:
Mr. = a distinguished Advocate, ard At
ii. neral Il :, t,u down cast Stato
ting, IS ith his hat hs eyes, aud hi, chin his
b east, ho,t up on eiiheJ side with chars and
tahic ana Sleeping comioitshi, as ;he "indon,ia-
ble lit q! sn'' wotd a'iov, IN thu CONT house AZ
A., when ''the c.ult'' enie,ed and tooh hls
seat Oh the bench. Olsrtviag the SITUATE n al Mr.
-, which lad not changed or the ont ance OF
",hc coutf,'' tn judge lot k,d the sheiif, whc
eued To uade ,ian that II his dui, tc e., the
sleeper into c1ld.,Iln. ''B. the cost Is ~
woa't livr the eerl,. Suice il t. sly. the Sher-
IL bad decided d Ja,tion 10 going to tlc m,uky ard
s,iphutous rlac,. ~ winch he was consigned. "Nr
B--,'' said the Jv!s", ''we have 'L>esvcd ith
Iroauad leg, 1t Suul conduct d.in. the !a>i week
and tni> nlo;nin. ud y,u ~ no leiter oonditan
to take up your eases than ci,e. We disrossd d
to boar ..iih ypu longer (ou disgrace ycu,selt
AID family, u. cr.uI and the Eitt.'ssion."
Tins seprooi enci,ei ihr following oohoguy:
"E;d your honor speak 10 'ne!'
81 did Sit.''
| "W HAT ,e-,naik d-dd yon naks -
al sad, Sis, that, in ny ~ ini"n, ven disgrace
yoa self aud fnil,, IN" aad the Isole .son, by
,uur cuutS, q! conduct"
/ "Nay i yl-a,c your boro', have been nttor-
ney n-in-in this 'nr fifteen years: ard remit
say, s,ur b,nor t4at this is the Gst cor-iect
OPINION ever knew Won tp gire.'
/ Slisn'l. urgent, that -
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The Dim Old Woods.
The dim old woods in the wiatry time.

The dim old woods in the wiltry time!
! How solemn and sad their tones!
When the winds sweep through with moaning chin
| The allies Of the forest lone
When the root its wonted thirst hath lost,
| For the how of the hid len riIl--
And the fragile shoot is stiff with f.ost,
And the sap in its cell Is still
When each gag leaf that threw 50 soft
L. shades o'er sun nes's brow,
Hath flown from it, wavy sphere aloft,
To rest meath the starry snow
When each sweet flower, with scented cup,
Fraii withering where it grew,
Hath closed its faded petal. up,
No more u drink the dew
And when each trembling note that gushcl.
r. soit aal siivery song,
And the insect hum, silent hushe5,
Ia. ieaiess boughS among,
AL. sorfowin, seem those woods 50 dim,
AS thcy lilt their branches bare
The shiverins ;wiy anI the rigid limb,
To the clasp of ,he frosty air;
And they seem To noun, ind the wintry storm,
For the fush Of the greenwood b,ugh,
And sigh for the ald ruined bloom
That sleeps On tie earth below.
And yet; those dark, sad sol,udes
love their music we'll
When whispering Echo Ills the woods
With tones OF her murmuring she'll
For though the wiai no voice doth own,
As it sleeps IN the silent tree,
Yet the fJrcs, b.oathes with hollow moan,
Like the sound cf th, ccaseless sea
As the spiri, fpsin. 81 leaves aad flowers
That 9 ace warm summers smile,
Where ruS,Iiny still among the bowers,
Where erst they .hoae, the while
AMI the spansled fost-yvorh, coii and bright,
That elsans on twg aud stem,
Seems a throne lor each Of frozen light,
Vita diamond iadam,
Oh, love these gems by the sunbeam kissed.
! AS ;hey swing in the sparkling air.
/ And love in the Iin ol woods to list
/ To the voices stirring thete,
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THE SHORTEST ArTERYooS.-In the good old
times now passed away, IN which 1oon always occur
red at twelve o ,lock the sun. on to- 2lst OF De
ceml er rose later AMI sat eatIier than any oihcr
day il The war; bnt since the introduction OF mean
~ eouaied timc INTO neral use, this has not been
the ease and the 9th of December Is nov, IN onr
latitude the dnv oh which the sun sets the earliest,
and tn, 1.t of Jlrulry that On which he f'ses 'Ae
latest in the year. The shotts, day, OF the k'st IN
eryai between III i,inc ani setting, occurs, howeI-
or. a. formerly, OF December 2lst, at the sosi cer
mr. ,,be, his dec,ension j. the eatest. The upref
limb oi The SUM- in the latitude of Boston, set yssiel
Iav AT Al 2Sm and on the 34sl II viii set al A.SS
or ten minutes later This mornn, it rose at 10
bit on fist of Jarary it viii nor be visible IN the
horizon until III. 31n-[Bost. TGav. Dec. TO-
Harvard ERsITY.-Dr James " alke'
has b,en chose t. h IN, vacancy occassaned hy the
resignation Of President Sparks. BY this change
the chair of Moral Philosophy, heretofore bied b,
DIR. Walker. is made The resignation o
President Sparks takes effect a, the close OF the pre-
sent academic tenn
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Fur N1TJ RE.

TO Luy second hand furniture, is TOO
e. u = = much hh. iuyUg second haih gar
- ss-aEsasszses ,nents We tlke gratcd, tAnt
the People TciutogN, woIid
rather nrerr To have Their chairs waststt>, bloHGs
;ua table, made order ana expressly Ter tEeIr own
use. although o4 iart nigh he bought iof e9> mo-
hUV. tAen thok oar Fe"pie would laIhet iANc'u II
cirs made ct the timber thai grows here IN The Terrific
- lact lrod by E.eciaHir-, no have cost
turir lnI in Minnesota, lur better. ior worse
WevllI raae promu1h 10 ordrr. whatever articles os
,,,,urc t, he wanted III We have not hat is de-ir-
Ell on hand;} aud viii warrant our goods bciter dl All
uI, con siLclcd co der. than they can be Imported
Undertaking prompt! attended 20 ~
Manufacturers Of Cabinet Waro and Furniture, Third
street, 81. iauI.
1t. Paul May p, 1852. I'll
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st. 3sauI Business Gar0s.
sr,RirrAL KNoCNlNss ~ 81. PAUL,

SE'IKt Z n Il n ANUG NENtsS / Z y Ee f'AJ l..
FTNlE subscriber on the corner Of Fifth aud Ninneso-
u "a Streets now Mock Mock <ocSins . old
rags Gio handsome, cheap and durable Carpets Ladies'
and gentlemen, please call and those spiritual knock
irss yoH VIII hot inLrnGe.
large qnaniltA OF carpet warp hand, aud carpets
MADE 70 orler. l.. NJ. WALTERS.
81. Paul, May l3, l5s2. i-tf
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Saint paul Du3i.ltss CarOs.

DE-. =. II. DAY.
KGT Ill practice MS Profession an SAINT Fauf and Vi
w ci.,iy. UIico OF DenCh street.
C., l.,I o5-tf
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CHAs. ". BcRIr. CtAs. IL. oAAES.
CDRIp & OAkES.
TEyIE undersigned having iOrTcd colaTtherSllp ipI
trai sacng INCi.e and baIihln: b'ss't - Ill al
II, various Dranohs- Viii 90 prepared 20 tofutsh ssht
,Y time exchaugcs on tue East. ami principal cies OF
a.. West K-uittarccs 10 Great Eritaln Ire .Li and
continent of EhrUpe made IN sums To sait pl!rcii>'s
gl and tHC bills apd Euroleai eNchtSeS p"ici''s.n,
roierttuas made iu pfoCeo,.S geHlVd At usual rdIes
uf exchange Ait oter business cvnnltttd oCuI caic,
punctualis attended t.. 1000,
EORUp * OAkES.
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ASH FOR BLACKsMIrHrNc.

VI Z ha ate bought the brick blacksmith shop oi
w MIR Tay ior. nid the plow shop adjoining H. near ie
urctiuu of Fort Hill and Anthony streets, 81 ram,
wher. shall carry bac lsmhns and Pi"" nahli Z
in Of the business, either furnishing stock
or not as ma, he de sired We intend To uo work stfet
~ upon cas, principles white therefore, shall iiSi
N prompt ment, the prices OF our abor VIA be
VERY viii the puhiic Try our work ana our
prices! ABBOTI d SUNS.
mis- i3-y
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NATHAN SPICER,

Wa ,ttaker and Js,oeiio', YMrd Street, ST. Pau!
XMAS just received well selected stock al Cloci :,
a /. Watches and JeWelrv. consisting IN part as fol-
lows: Gold Bracelets iockcs. Breast rms, Scarf lns,
Cuff Rings, Ear Rings, Finger RIGGS, GOLD Pens fencil
CHAINS BucAies Slides silver aud German silver hin-
bies Spectaces and i> Protectors. Cloc aud Wtcaes
c e> cry kind quality aud price. Combs tnsry, Per
fame ry Ac., which tor sale very cheap for Cash.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelfy repaired III The best
manner and warranted. S33
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American women have less courtesy than any others
!, the xo,ld Thousand rules of dei,rence are es-
tah.hed bv concessions OF the other SEX winch n'y
enforce with ungracious arrogance, as u snrv ~eIe
hr, ,ha RECOGNITION Of nalienab'e rights. This is
their offence to welbred Europeans. English Pa
per.
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A Ietscymtn very si"h, ana was not expected
~ recover. His friends ,ot around his b-., aud one
of them said:
/ ssJoha, do you Gel wiling 70 die9''
John made An effort gave ms views on the SUP
;,c, and vnsveted in "A fee le voice:
..I-think-I'd rather siay-wheIe l'm better ac-
uvapltcd."
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WN. w. HANKS,

A + hi, store IN saltwater, is now PpareG 10 offer
to his custoncfs ;.uch larger nu1 better nssort
oi Go0s. than he MAS evef hei"r' hroueh into
this <et. LIS entirely it sh aud bongh
this Sprlng, the very lowest figures. j. includes al
most every article cael .or a s,oie; and espe-
cially snCh good. are wanted by ii1gers and
lnmhern,en Hats and Caps Boots md shoes, ready
,u,de Cothing Crockery, Hardware, FL ,ur, Bacon,
Pork Eggs, Batter, Cheese. sauces aud Condiments,
sugar Coflee, Tea. salt Moia>srs, Fish, Dr., Goods of
nh sorts and especially for ladies csh good,
viii be ordered promptly from week 70 wees 50 rs 70
have coust'ns on hand, whatever The ira may re
unire. Th,~e goods customers may depend non buy
ug, for quck plN. vera moderate profits tciE &c
ternned To make 30 bad debts. W. w II fei assured
that sell goods iow they can be bought any
where in these parts, at retail.
VIM W. HANKS.
Saltwater, May Il. ls52. i-n
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NEW GROCERY AND pROvislON


On ST. Attony Sf~6ck tlco d0ors beioc che american
HDHsc.
FgHfE undersigned wond respectfully invite me alien
ton Of TIA, pubc, 20 their la &c and we'll selected
stock oi (Iucrlirs aid lroElaons Also Red0A -'i"uc
Clothing Boots. shoes, Nit>, Liquors, Nal!s tiaH>,
aNaic ETC. ait oi which Viii ht suid cheari"f cash
& lease call uhd eAan,ne hcture purchasing ci-t-
where. INV q DNoi i''-'N.
ST. Paul Oct l6, 1ojl. 70
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1882. GREAT sroCk DRUGS. 1852

1882. GREAT SrCLh OF DIR G>. isoI'
DIuct, n EGNTZ.
NO. loo MAN SrEEEr, tLLNA. Ill.
6EFFER for sale The J.iuWi Dfuss, &c at the low
" ,at prices.
loco lbs ir!tasc acid Is 000 los putty
"a A,r, ca,u sola 80 bui> stis. iurpentIne
IL biol, c,tu.n tartar 5tU lbs ans green
100 10, Erc. blue n.ass 10 ca,h> old port vine
lJD DO Ehg aid Al. call. 81 hblS i.l9 epson >a's
40 cask. sulphur ~ do cAraNa! seeds
IL cases ErtISl iltstre 4 90 Ing grd mustard
| ~ thu. rid. boraX 10 do CoItti sarlisn
% bbls plaster paris do Mace cADos sl"h
8 do catiphor loo ibs on repp,rmht
! $50 % qui.ine - 10 " ie"oi, iic>a
! : Ll, {. ,tpr oil 90 duH paint brushes
! ljOU lbs ext. liqIorice 30 doz gross Lee pms
/ loo do usp'd extracts 50 do do essences
! I5u do Turkey ouIum p bNs CASTLE soap
foo ,io herb, 2ldtl TuWusend's Sarsaii.
/ z, on sir, chime gIOss be9rs oil
/ 50 do yUurihite 50 h.ss siItpetre
5oO hxs Nct.ullv's glass loco ,o r ConAling q sons
/ So lbs liIseed oil pure White tai'
Wholesale AGENTS FOR
{ Houghton's PepsiD Louden d 90 medicines,
/ Pam KILLER, S.oa!'s Hie"itii.ts' 9C'
roretb,r and well spyc stock of eve
~ article ia our Inc. Wecspeciais nN Re tc attention
ul purchasers from the upper cohntr! 10 our sioc" ana
Prirc>. J Jf-~-i1-l!
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i. II. III E4S,

Corner Third ant HobeJts S!S., Paui, .Nia.
azANUFACTi HIt Of znc. t,n, sb' et i;on and cop
IA ,er. Informs The o st Paul that he keeps
on hard ii large assortment ui stoves which he VIII sell
yer, low for cash Cad aJ before huN Il" el>tWhere
so tin ot the best quality, at Wholesale ad re-
tail Indian traders Moi DO We'll 10 call AID eNanihe
- paul ituc & Is52 1-iN
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Have ven good ynderstanaias +.

MARVIN. invites the public I" examine the
~ best stock of materials III his line, that
been the Territory. Ec challenges either side Of
the Atlantic produce better quality of French Cali
skins speciaily adapted for the winter season.
On hand, also, Ladies line custom ma6e shoes and
gaiters Also GcuG.eulcs Calf and Kip Boots thc best
dist can he made. Iou know siaiJihird street,
near Roberts street.
SautIaul November. ISL 81
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I'Is ESH Me

have an arraHecels Hov, ior het ing fresh meat on
n ice, in ii wtcr temperature, ahd as shan be eiar-
neither Vt pars hur money! 10 have The choicest,
beef pork. .duh and other varieties,
may seId IA ther servants or children, Tor "a
b ot tendeIe, steak roast, something else thai
is good, and they shalt tht bt the shop, and
honest weight. MH shop remember, s on ~. hnthon!
street, jIi>t few steps above FUers story brick.
may 2.-tu NJ. W Elis.
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r. r. pR

FEthsTERER, can be found near The OF lack
son aad ~ III streets near the lower single mill.
H. V. T. has served regular apprenticeship the bnsi
OF plastering and believes be give entire ATS
faction 10 those who may employ him, any branch o
his business
p. s-Tso gooa journeymen are wanted Immediately
81. Paul, Arg. Ia, 1851. Il
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An editor received letter in which weather was
s,ejied .wethur" He said it the w;: st SPELL Of
weather he had ever seen.
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Third Street, st. rinil, November 20, Io5l.
EASpI1HNARI,E MILLINERY.

4 kKGE STOCK Of bonnets AZ Mrs Narvins Millinery
Establishment, Third street. at reduced prices ne
Ladies' uf 81 fau are spectiHlly informed thai MIS-
Marvin has received large and very elegant stock oi
Ronncts which .hc Is opening, ana IL witch she
INVITES their attention. siie has hoW kand large
y,ty Lon III st le aud material hth she is Offering
q, lower prices than ever before IN 81. Paul.
Ii the Ladies viii call early, Mrs. NJ has no Gouot
hat ,hey r,ill be induced TO ppTChase.
pai MaN 26
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Gtil!watsr Business Gar05.
Henry L.. Moss.

Attorney and Co inselior at Law, and genera
Land Agent saltwater, Minn. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
lc0rrRnted ceRMlnc.
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WAR EAGLE MILLS, AT GALkN..
TEviL subscriber OF louI from iise loN mills,
4 and VIII have a constant sIppk on hand ui super
fine aid extra sulefEc, which VIII he SOLD at n prices,
ifc -ht atd,d.
s, quality Of this Flour is known TO all who
H. and il oni. requires tria here TO nIahe II
a ia, OIite laIiily liour Of Minnesota.
JOHN HARRINGTON.
St Paul, NaN %, 1851. )
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AnRANI YAy VORUFS

dtt6rhty and C0anSt tor a Lar and toiscsIor .H
CadRctry.
VIII attend 10 all profssuna business entrusted 10 hi
care. Saltwater. Minnesota Ter e2-tf
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ST. PAUL,
Door, sash, and Bind MaDufactOry.
Corner Of Fonuh ard -. reter otreets)
vi. w ISL. CO.,
s,VER crnreiil for the liberal patronage heretofore
"a extended to tem, be- ienve to inform the b d.fs
Of 81 Itu and The rest Of mankind in general that they
ARE always hand, aud are prepareoarei to make any
amount oi Doors, Window sash BLINDS and Frames to
short notice in The most durable manner and
Al tle most reasonable prices or e@si Give u, call
December -, lo5l. MICHAEL WISE,
Soy JONAS GlSE.
PAINTING.
GtHERNAN n N1OREh. On Fourth street, 81.
~ Paul, neJr the middle OF Town. IN the bniion oi
M hnoX up stalrs may be found. ready To attend "a
Painting in all its departments House painting, s!gn
painting carfitse and ornamental painting. all done
up promptly and with paints oi the best quality. II "e
do work in a slo,ciy, unworhnanl'ke manner, we
do not expect to get busine>s IL Tue enlightened town o
ST ptnl. c4y SIBERIAN * MO.EI.
TR.MAN NJ. S,IlTN
yMTOTID respectfully inform the Merchants and
w others having Nctcs and Accounts To- collect.
liza. he vii attend To ihe collecting of Notes and Ac
conuts M -. Iaai, ~. Anthony and the surrounding
country. Tlr coatage moderate. aud all business
trusted 10 NY VIII be promp;y attended to, as
have 20 other business On IN! hands
Capt. a. Wnkin, sec'y of Territory; s II. Sergeant
". Dahl, WA. Ii. stjilman ~ Co.; H. Z. SInd.ori,
May be iound the store Of Ca,hcart X Tyson.
when rot absent business. All Notes and AcceInts
ei' IN the hands Of ". H. stilmn Co, will receive
TRUMAN NJ SMITH.
s. Paul Feb IL, lSJ2. Ally.
Exchange and Depositc OfIlce Of
GEORGE w. HARRINGTON ~ CO.,
81 .7athony Street, 81. PGuF,
MONEYS on deg osi,r, and interest allowed On all
va sums deposited Tor three months and over.
Exchanges GA the principal ces East ana SoHth, for
sale.
Collections in apy OF the states promptly attended 10
Investments made in Real Estate, otherwise, for
etsons living out OF the iecrta, III the most adv anita
scol> mAnLcr.
Office houre, lon 10 to ii O'clock and from TO
o'clock. 33ti
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Saint Iutl)onn.
J. e.. WILSON
2S0a.
Benz JANIN ALLEN,
.4lorney at Lar, Hil!ow Rirer, St.
Cyoir Co.. wisconsin
JOSEPH BOWR0N,

Notary Public and Land Agent,
WUiolr Riuer, ST. CroaC co., ~ Wisconsin
claims secured and entries made by
Aliiitur, Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an
Mortgages constantly on hand. and conveyan.
ces carefully and promptly attended TO-
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All who love GOOD fatlnr ca at ihe ii faul BAKE
"a ~. where tncy do things up White, not broWh.-
We shall have hand ali times, Bread and Crack
ers Cakes and Candies Of Descriptions Ice CFcall
and small Beer and every rs else ia onr line Call
and see for yourselves. ~ W. bAtf>.
st PAM, April 90. i-S2 I'll
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MEAT STALL.

He subscriber ht- opened ~ The corner o Ihird
l and jackson sts.. Ii Isl TLHtR'S STALL, IN " hCh
viii br usually every variety oi the best meats that
cat be ubtatUco. 1t Will be his thdeavor The
watts his customers promptly; aud 10 deal justly aud
bonoraiS with those who inay iavoT han with call.
Ills experience assures n oi his capacity To 90 jnslce
business which aore aaY MANY Others requires rac
tice aud skill. H. L. WOLF.
oct7 25-tf
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TO THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL.

ENEEri.Y sensible of past lIvors, again invite youi
y aitcIton my NsiiLhN k.i& t-SI \ n.
IfsEfSsf,.T confidently assured that can show
you vaet. Oi llateiials l,l trimmings talt VIII rei.
Ills zee tion.
the ltc>t irs. aiu .Gc io he able tu meet every sc
niard wholi taste a..0 stN e may require.
HS aifaigtHsiis the season, dm persuaded. VII
flv ensure that scctS. which the Ladies' of saii
Pa.i are 50 wiling contribute, wneh rnhCiuaty a'
anxiety please, blended with kn@~leiise oi "ha
tnIir uAceient taste req Llrcs.
NJ. A. MARVIN.
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MINNESOTA PIONEER.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY JAMES vi. GOCDHUE.
Office o. Bench ST., near tie junction af Third


II THE PIONEER vii! he furnished TO Subscribers
st Two DOLLARS rcr aaIGnn, nva1ia1iy IN advance
IL y o subscriptions received Tor icss than one
~ All letters s o..ce mast be PRcPAia 10 re-
GENE uLteil!oG.
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EE alien. T., ta> ot in Al> profession ia IOWA and
e,n,r o., may he iri.L al tie store Of ". n. Forbes
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Attorne, aua Counsellor At Law an
..OiiciInr Ia ChHncerV.

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1J-ITI atrad vita and 70 All business
~ entrusted ia hlr in The dn"ttrt courts "i thls
irrrtuiN lc MI! .IEc strict attention TO the iocatiIg
Land Warm l., the suhstautiiiicu oi cams, uie
bs.ig "a selling real estate ard the collection o
a,5;, lis aila -itlis in Iir tfN ahG STATE oi New
Won, eaie, ~. 40 thr chhIgc of AID >ucc,>sfili!
prosecute 1T 4laia, l4at section Vi the LHioi thte
near The Pos; pHict, over $Jhdit.d store. Ably
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ryATrHEW TAlsEY Proprietor,
Va saltwater, Minnesota Terrroy.
March 5, 1852 AZ.
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TIEEODO4 ". PARKER,
Attorney ~ Counsellor at Law,
Stlf,irnfPr. hI,nn,S0Ia T,rritoru.
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6 ". BlDDI.E, late of rittshurg Ia .,
ESa..s~-s has permanent, located III SAINT Paul.
:fry2..--saA Fourteen Ncprs cose application 10 MS
~~A-tttF profession, together with a large aAA
hcau,in ssUrtntEt rlat and gam eeii eHdD!t Hihi
t,.,t ; ,e 10 tlve st 81 teeth by aiihos pieI
press re N.tl 5s.t~.i rero>enIaon o thc hat1fai
gum. res;uli..- tbe 'so.ti 80 Iis natural shape
hDi,eise1 ice feuils :HNra ~ fia1ehs' as"ifss
I.eih ..>tta,ted syil ,tte pam possible 1teih
cl-an.ed Ard Gsea>t. .li:l> restored % Lea!th.
Oaise II iguct.i. .i4I ANA saint Anthony street
\ B.-AI Jobs Niii-atrd.
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