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RANCE
Protection Insurance COMFY
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
INC 1925,
INC ORPORATED 1925.
Capital Stock, Annual Premiums & Western Fund
$l,DDD,DDD,

TIE merchants and househuers St Paul and Ramsey
county, respectfully cfered the superior aivall-
tageS offered for Fire and Marine Insurance, by
W. MURRAY, Esq,
The duly authorized Agent for this Company:
at Cincinnati, for the prompt settlement and
urcmttins attention To their dispersion, prudence and
economy in all its TRANSACTIONS the officers of this Compa
ny have had the satisfaction of seeing the usefulness
prosperity constantly upon the increase during long Pc
riolof years. MANY OTHER COMPANIES HAVE IN THE
MEANTIME FAILED TO DISCHARGE THEIR JUST
ABILITIES, HAVING BEEN WEAKENED AND FINALLY
RENDERED BANKRUPT, By A RECKLESS COURSE OF
BUSINESS.
Insurance Companies of this stamp and character arc
continually SrGing up III rar0n parts nj the country
II is not our purpose (by accepting premiums MADE
QuATE TO COVER THE AVERAGE ANNUAL LOSS) to
compete with such irresponsible offices. whose object would
seem to be to cVllcct considerable the
tion of one or two scasoS divide the proceeds pay
their losses, or not, eXpeiicncy dictate. On the
contrary, the PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY.
of Hartford, Will maintain its business upon
NENT and RESPONSIBLE basis, and thereby a
tiTuance OF the patronage which has hitherto been lib
orally extended. W. b. ROBBINS,
General Agent Protection Insurance Comply.
The undersigned, local Agent, Is supplied with blank
policies and renewal receipts, which will be issued,
cring approved risks upon reasonable terms.
W. MURRAY,
Agent Protection Insurance Company for St Paul and
Ramsey county.
st Paul, November 10, 1S51-d
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Spring Business for 1853,

Will he commenced with a stock Of Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars, and wish it to be distinctly UNI
dersood that selling, and will continue to sell at
lower prices in st. Louis, than merchant can buy
retail stock at In the Eastern cities, and land IL here. We
make this plain in advance OF the season Tor
the spring business that OF customers or nler
chans generally, who deal in ST. Louis, may be induced
Dy plausible, but Incorrect representations 10 SEND orders
TO BALTIMORE, Philadelphia, New York OF Boston, when
tue same goods eau be ohaued better terms In Saint
Louis whenever the demand is assortment for re-
failing.
Persons wishing information the comparative fnet
lts OF The Eastern and Western markets, referred 10
those Of our customers who have tried buying Eas have
compared the goods at home, their counters, with
goods bought III 1t. Louis, AMI who bug only here
Merchants who have visited 81 Louis, may perhaps,
imagine that business cannot be sufficiently extended here
10 1nsy small profits. To such would say, that bua
few Jobbng houses East have larger business than ours,
and that AS has continued increase, have contin-
ucd to reduce the profits until they now amount on TO
commission.
Purchasers OF Dry Goods requested to examine our
Spring Stock, which will he complete by February ID,
1853. DOAN, KING s. co.
l5m6 Nos 1913 ami 125 Union Buildings, st. Louis.
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Charles, Blow & Co.,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRUGS, .NEDICLAES. P.fLN'TS, OILS,
DYESTLFFS, U'LNDOW Glass,
Glassware, Perfumeries Tobacco, &C., &e.,
No. 10 and ~ Main Street, St. Louis,
A RE now in receipt Of their invoices
IA of their late purchases, and will by the first Of
February have their stock in store, which they
of er to Western merchants at small advance on New
York importation prices, and take this opportunity to
the public that they will continue - deal the most
liberal aud sell every article in their line CASH,
punctual heretofore, at iOUer prices
than any responsible house West. Our stock consists
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,


s cape aloes 5000 Fans Guininc
do SOcatrinc alOcs 1000 iodine
do Turkey Myrrh 800 lbs dover powder
5 bbls su.ar cad 1000 ydS afhe sive plaster
25 cases rhuiarb root 5000 lbs sulph ether
so bbls birthstone 1000 ibS Eng and Am cafrseI
5 bbls gum gIiac 1000 Eng and American blue
3 do gum guIn,ogc mass
10 do gum a-safu'ti!a 1000 ozs sup acct and mvr
) do + India do do morphia
10 do Turk gum arabic IS cases u Bermuda and
800 kegs sup carb Soda W arrow root
5 bbs balsam COpaiba rs borax
) 200 lbs aqua ammonia Canthardcs
800 lbs pow'd red ark % bbs cream tarter
10000 lbs spirits Ditrc So boxes tart acid
l 900 odiie potash 200 cases Browns blister
cases gum tragacanth tissue
do Turkey opium 5000 lbs All cayenne
lOO boxes epson salts 200 lbs ciIiorofOrm
90 pow'u rhubarb 500 lbs coros subIir,atc
5000 eulphur 1000 HIS red preciptate
Witch with large lot of CHEMICALS from the man.
ufactOry of Powers Wcigltfan makes our stock COM
Dlp
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NEW YORK STORE.
4. T. CHAM BLIN.

ETCRNS many thanks TO the Ladies and Gentlemen
~ OF st. Paul and vicinity, for the very liberal patron
age heretofore extended him, takes pleasure in in
forming them that he has Just returned the New
ION WIN very large STOCK OF goods which open
ana ready for iaspcction Their attention Is Respectfully
solicited TO an examination Of this stock. are deter
mined to sell goods at such prices that will warrant
cess The ladies are invited examine our stock of
Dress and White Goods. At the New York Store may be
found every thing that the Ladies and may call for
Our motto is, ssma profits and large sales.' Remcn-
Der the New York Cash stsre.
April, 1853. A. T, CII ,MBIJS
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Minnesota River Packet.

. e.. ;, Steamer CLARION. $. IIunbcrS.on, Mas
stt-t ter. This light '!raught. passenger steain-
S----1-2 er, Will run rcgulariy On the Minnesota
ver the coming season, making trip every three days.
For freight CT passage apply to
McLAGAN, WOODBRIDGE & CO.,
Agents.
MAY r:
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PAINTS, OILS, AND DYEsTUFFS

4O0 bbl> iinS"cd oil Is Prussian blue
100 bbS turpcntine 25 casks refined whale oil
~ tons Of red lead and SO bbIs tanners oil
IygharSc 10 casks sperm oil
20 bbls whiting 90 casks sweet oil
% bbls putty % madras indigo
10 cer"osS caracas in 800 boxes ext ogwooi
diso 100 bbis and chip'd ES-
% blls camwUod wnsI
% casks butch ma,!dcr SO pt,is vr and chip-i
% kegs Paris green ft,stc
DARNISHES:
10 bblS coDal varnish No. u bbls Japan rarnIsh
/ ani2 10 bills black yarpislI
10 bbS coach Yarnisl
which Is guarantee of their superiority.
BRUSHES:
I.oO0 doZ AdanI>' extra paint brushes assorted
ooo do2 Adams extra rarni-h brushes. assorted
500 doz Adams extra wall brushes. assorted
6OO doZ English and French tooth brushes, assorted.
GLASS AND GLASSWARE:
1000 boxes window glass, from 6xS, 10 3ixi0, Pitts
burgh brands
200 boxes assorted apohccary ware.
PATENT MEDICINES:
Al the popular Patent Medicines of the day. constantly
Oh hand At Manufacturers prices.
PERU lIERIES:
Taylors and Rosell's soaps, cologne, extracts, &c.
TOBACCO:
600 boxes Virginia tobacco, all brands, for sale at
small advance On manufactures Prices.
February 10, 1S53-23tf
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Regular Mimic .ola River Packet.

n-7... r. The light traught steamer BLACK HAWK,
Islhngffs1 5. b. HARLOW, Master, win continue in
the Minnesota river trade the present sea-
IN. For freight OF passage apply on board.
MAY IS. lS53-31tf
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IN
DtLEE4MAcHEK'S Patent Hydro-E Electric Vo,taic
Chains, rucictl to be under the garments, are
the most wonderful discovery in medicine and electricity
the present day. They relieve, without pain shock,
simultaneously acute nervous pains, such head, and
toohachc rheumatic palms, tic dolercaIX, etc. and by
their mild but continuous and perceptble OH the
body, diseases Of years staniinssuc govt. local
paralysis, nervous complaints, liver diseases, ec.-tsap
pear If by miracle. They have been tried with the
greatest success in all those dreadful in children
commonly called COMMISSIONS, also in cases of teetc
under difficulties and disorders of the bowels. They pre-
cipate metals from their solutions decompose WATER de-
fleet the magnetic needle, in short. show all phenom
of powerful voltac pile The Instrument, prul,-
cling these effects weigh about two ounces lie folded
in pocket-book always ready for instantaneous
Use, and will last man his lifetime, guarding himself.
family and friends, against that number diseases and
complaints in which mid Streaming electricity is per-
fecty safe certain, and wonderfully speedy remedy The
price OF complete chain is from 81 to 81, batteries, $l2
S25.
Incredible may the above facts. any person
can easily convince himself beforehand at the depot,
o. ther truth; me Importance of the invention has
been Acknowledged in America by the Academy of Mc-
cine of New York, and the chains applied with
great in the medical colleges, the City, Bellevue,
AMI wares Island Hospitals, Brooklyn City Hospital. etc.,
i'll Europe, by the Royal College of PHYSICIANS and Sur
in London by the Academic Rationale de Medecin
at Paris; by the Imperial faculty at Vienna by the Royal
faculty at Beriin and other scientific institutions of the
highest order, including the principal hospitals in E-
rope.
The propretors are in possession testimonials to the
effect, from all the above institutions In America
and Europe, well as the most eminent and distinguish
ed members Of the profession in both hemspheres and
invite the public to examine them.
Full aud illustrated descriptions-one for personal use
and one for scientific menwith copies Of testimonials
and number of cases cured In New York and Europe,
warded, free of postage, part of the United States
in answer to prepaid Inquiries, containing three cents
postage stamps. j. STElNERT.
No. 56S Broadway, corner of Prince street.
W. IL. JARVIS, st. Paul, only authorized agent for
Minnesota, at the
MULTUM IN PARvo DRUG STORE,
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LA ' IL DAN LEY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Liquors, Hines, Cordiais, Imported Hayana
Cigars, Pnginia and Missouri Tobacco,
Prcs0red.t ruifs, Pickles, oysters, Sar-
dimes, LOJstcrs, CLAIMS, Glass
rare, &c. &c.
No. CT, Main street, near the Steamboat LANDING.
HAS in and arrive, the following, which he Of
fers for sale at the lowest prices. The stock was
selected by himself in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
LIQUORS, WINES AND CORDL4LS,
10 half pipes pure French Brandy, of the following
kinds: Otaru Dupuy Cos; Pinct, CastiIlon e. Co.'S
United proprictors; Hemesscy * Cos; \. Seigncc.
pipes Holland Gin, the celebrated 5. SWAMI brand,
l pipe 81. Croix Rum, casks pure Port Wine for
Jamaica Spirits, Medicinal purposes,
bbls lid Peach Brandy, 10 &c Madeira Wine,
g New England Rum, 2 GO Sherry Wine,
so {" New York Brandy, 90 baskets IIeilsick Cham
80 Bourbon and MonOn- plls Rose cord iht
100 &c Rcctiiied Whisky, 2 IS Lemon Syrup,
20 casks Burgundy Port Wine.
HAVANA CIGARS.
est assortment of Cigars offered this
ket.
90 bxs Virginia Tobacco superior article.
20 6 Missouri Tobacco, 20 bXs smoking tobacco.
FRUITS, PICKLES, OYSTERS, &c.
200 ID preserved Peaches,
loo Sc 2ib g. Strawberries,
500 ss Baltimore Cove oysters,
500 sc Baltimore Cove Soup Oysters, new article,
20 bXs assorted Pickles, 80 CLANS,
20 GO Tomato Catsup, 10 bxs Pepper Sauce,
SO cans HOLSTERS, % gross Playing Cards,
Decanters, Tumblers, Gobets, Pint Flasks, &C., large
assortment direct from the mandatory Pittsburgh.
Galena, April 80, lS53-33y
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GRAEFENRERG DYsENTERY SYRUP,

This celebrated and unrvallcd medicine Is of immediate
efficacy the violent and obstinate of dyse-
tery diarhGa, bloody uX Asiatc cholera, cholera
bus cholera mfantun looseness of the bowels, grngs
and all other irregularities of the intestincs.
The causes of the above various complaints various,
sometimes they are atmospheric; sometimes they arise
from the eatinsof urpe unwholesome food somctes
from the use Of river water; sometimes from natural
prcdiSposton of the system sometimes from teetlng-
children frequently affected without any noticeable
cause. Rut no matter what the origin, this syrup
reign, iii the most sickly tropical countries well
most temperate cnes. The following directions should
be carefully Observed Unlike all other medicines offered
for similar complaints this syrup acts specifically upon the
secrctos, restoring them at To health. Other dysen-
tary medicines merely aay the violent symptoms
THIS CURES!
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ST Paul, Gairna, Rock Island Davenport, Mus
catnC. Burlington, keoau.s. and ST. Louis,
Packet.
Gy-=-- . THE entire and splCn'lil Passenger
| sil-Atti Steamer, GRAND PRAIRIE. +. A.
G-1-----a SIIEDLE, Master, viii run iii the above
trade dur:nG the present season.
Every attention will b" paid the comfort and accom-
iaon of passengers, aud shippers Eay rely upon their
irti.h being carefully handled, and promptly deliver ed.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
McLAGAN, WOODBRIDGE co.
June II, 1Si3-39tf
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Regular Packet fer Fort Mad; son, BurIing ton,
Keiiishur.. Rock Island, Ga,cna, Dubuqe,
saltwater, ~. Paul ana ~. Peters.
s. , The Steamer ASIA, ). =. PORTER. master.
| sllAS.I las commence hcr rv:Euar trips, leaving
cS-@@@s st. Iols every alternate Saturday at
O'clock p. NJ, and on her ret will Leave st. Paul the
following Saturday, and arrive II st. fiiS Oh Thursday
tnruiuS. passenger ami shippers may rely on her
manning in the trade the entire season. runctuility in
leaving port advertised may he relied
For ireisht or passage apply 80
MCLAGAN, WOOLD21DGE & CO..,
Agents.
Nav :, '53-3f
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1t is beyond all question true that the CONSUMPTION
(phhisic pnimonaris) is A Durable DISEASE. some of
The abcSt medical writers assert this among whom
may cite the celebrated names of Lance, Andra, Cruy
lier, Stokes and Williams. Their researches as well as
the more recent of Royce and Bdet, that so far
from pulmonary tubcrc!c being necessarily fatal il is spo-
taneotsy cured by nature in number of cases, even
when large ulcers have been formed ON the lungs.
The great obcc is 10 arrest the progress the ulcers
Tor tubercles upon lungs and to heal them prrna
ncntly Health will then follow. This the Graefcnbcrg
Cons'nnptivc Balm will do, and IL IS believed n be the
only remedy discovered. II acts at once upon the
tberces and invariably their progress AMI restores
the lungs to sounness. 1t will course replace those
iortts Of the lungs already consumed, but will heal
what may be left; leaving ndv idual in health, though
it may be with diminished lungs.
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The above enumerated goods comprise only small
portion of my stock. shall keep constantly OH hand
large quantity
PROVISIONS,
snch as hams, shoulders, bucr lard, -four pork peach
cs, apples, potatoes, corn and cats. Also,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
consisting of whiskey, brandy port madeira GIN porter
claTet, champagne and ale. Also,
CLOTHING,
complete and fashionable assortment. made up in the
best manner, and of the best MATERIAL among which
overcoatS dress and frock COATS vests Of all kinds
coors ana sizes; under clothing in great variety Also,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
very large and well selected assortment too
to mention. Also,
HATS AND CAPS,
embracing all the fall and winter styles. Also,
raj assortment of hardware, paints glass, tnware
ny, oils, sc. JOHN HARRINGTON.
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DQAM, RGM@ e co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
aple&FancyDryGoods.
Nos. 1913 L 12J, Union Buildings,
ST. LOUIS, MO.

nOAN, KING, & co. wish to direct
L. the attention of Western Merchants TO the extent
and variety Of the stock OF Dry Goods, which they offer
for sale at their stores, No 1913 and 1885, Union Buildings,
Main street, st. Louis. Merchants always find here
every article of fancy and staple dry goods usually wanted,
the stock is kept full throughout the year, by weekly
shipments from the senior partner, who resides In New
he !.
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A CURE IS WARRANTED.

y NTs
AS prepared for the Gracenberg Company, and bearing
the seal of that Institution. None genuine unless it has
the seal OF the company.
A CURE IS WARRANTED.
This is sufficient induce every nrrson snf-
ferlg under this disease To try it, The money will be I'M
medatcy refunded If does result from its use
according 10 directions.
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For Sale. :
DESIRABLE piece IF E,rr,;,o

, Land-I2o acres-situatcd the Saltwater road
ouT nmes from st. Paul. The improvements are story
a hai ioe mouse with good cellar; thirty acres fenced
anu ABOUT ten acres broke The place is well wateref
WIN lake anu spring streams, and has plenty of good
Apply to ioUN poGEps He'~r
'n Roberts street, Saint Paul.
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GRAEFENBERG COMPA-
NY, NEW YORK.
THE GRAEFENBERG SARsAPARILLA COMPOUND.
rs warranted ten times more efficacious,

THE GRAEFENBERG SARSAPAklLLA COMPOUND.
S warranted ten times more efficacious,
and ten times cheaper than other known, mat
ter how large the bottles extravagant the advertisements
and is beyond all question the most valuable preparation
OF the day. So highly concentrated it, that the dose is
Out tue half OF small teaspoonfu, while the dose of that
whch sold in large bottles is nearly wine full,
ana has been pronounced decidedly injurious i'm many
cases, owing TO its liability to become and
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN VEGETABLE OINTMENT.
The power Of the Green Mountain Vegetable Ointment
Is astonshnGy great. There medicine known that
can surpaSs 1t in prompt and energetic action Applied in
sufficient quantities to the body, vicinity of the most
highly Unnamed parts, whether external INTERNAL IL at
once subiues the inflammation and pain. 1t will Quiet the
most angry" looking wounds, soften and reduce SWELL
ngs of the hardest Kind, and purify and to perfect
sodness old and inveterate Among the diseases
to which this wonderful Ointment adapted are the fol-
lowing:
Gianduar swengs, ague in the face, swellcd breasts
and NIPPLES OF nursing women, bronchitis, feons
ring worms, scad head. and Is an Invaluable dressing
bus scads snd drawn bsers shingles, erysipelas piles,
inflammation of the yields TO its power Immediately
all bruises and fresh cut wounds cured with great
rapdity fever and scrous changed
into healing condition, and Frequently entirely cured.
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THE merchants and househulers St Paul and Ramsey
county, respectfully referred to the superior adva-
taSes offered for Fire and Marine Insurance, by
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-02-02
Dix and Dickinson.

The controversy between the two factions Of
tl,e Democracy US to which of the ex-SenatoTs OF
New York-DIx and DIcKdNsoN-shall go into
the Cabinet of Gen. Pierce, is waxing decidedly
warm. SlI,pge to say the Souihern tire-eaters.
headed bv Senator SoULE, seem to unite with the
Northern frec-so;los in pressing the pretenslohs oil
DIX. who was a lealer of the VAN buren, party
in is4s. and as hostile to the South as SEWARD
himself. This is quite apheromenon' but not 10
he wondered at after the former union OF those
two sets ACCOMPLISHMENTS to eac' pther-;h
the endeavor to defeat the Compromise Measures
Their present sympathy of feeling, indeed, ee'as
to grow out of their past association and mutual
desire to prescribe all the union men d the party.
A week or two ago, each of the factions in New
York sent Committee to confer with General
PIERCE in reference to his Cabinet appointments
The President elect had his Yankee wits about
him. however, and received both committees at
one time, which coup u etat eflectually killed eli
both OF them.
A correspondent Of the New York Post, yio-
lent partizan of DIX, charges that Mr.. GEORGE
LAW, the steamship man, with his paid emissa-
ries, is at the bottom of the Dickinson movement.
He says that Law is anxious to get additional ap-
propratons from the Government for his steam
ships, and having little to hope from DIX, is try
ing to get him out of the way. This is only a
specimen Of the virulencc with which the warfare
is waged, and like most assertions of party COM
Blatant is not to be relied upon implicitly.
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AnOt;acr Aspilanf.

We learn from one of our exchanges that
Mr.. VIM. A.. HARRIS, Of Page county, and form
erly member Of Congress from the Rockingham
district, is spoken Of as member ofGen. PIERcE's
Cabinet. We suppose Mr.. HARRIS is set forth
as the representative ftke Tenth Legion in the
cabinets and sarely if any portion Of the democ-
racy above another is entitled to cabinet appoint
mcnt it is the Tenth Legion. We confess, how
ever, we rather surprised to hear of this
in as much the democracy IF that section of the
State have always boosted that they fight for the
triumph of democracy from pure love Of its prin-
clples, and not for spoils, and that they ask for
nome 1t is extremely unfortunate that the mania
for office has reached the Tenth Legion at this
patcular time, when the President elect is so per-
picked in choosing his advisers, owing to the null
tiplicity Of candidates already presented.
Really they should have pitied Gen. PIERcE's
situation. instead ofseekipg increase his troubles
but they are destined to be dsappoipted-the PROV
ince of the Tenth Legion democracy is to vote,
not 10 sit in the high places of the nation.