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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-22
Is A L ID WIN SCIIO DOL.
INCORPORATED 1853.
FEMALE DEP ARTNIE-Nl,

FvNiE Trustees of this school, have employed n lady
of experience, from Massachusetts, to take charge
OF me female department. and she will be furnished with
as hhhy issstahfs as may be necessary. The second
term VIII commence on MONDAY, the third day of
October.
Until there is department for boys lads under twelve
years Of age will be ADMITTED pupils 1t expected
that all OF those who intend become pupils will en-
deavor 10 enter on the first day OF the term No educ
no" made Tor ckness, unless the pupil absent more
than ten days.
TUITION FoR TERN or TWELVE WEEKS
II CHER English Course 81 no
Grammar, Geography, History, Arithmetic and
elements OF Natural Science A 90
Primary branches q on
The school edce OF this department Pearl street
iacng the Public square the Methodist Church -
Applications for admissions 10 be made to The teachers
or to T. ID Neil, Treasurer of the Trustees.
ST Paul, Minnesota, Sept. Is. iS53 OFF
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
And the LATEST EashiOuS

MRS. VI. J.. STOAkES, ST Anthony ST. ST. Pau, has
1VA just returned from the City Of New York, with
stock Of Millinery ware. very much superior any
goods in her department Of trade, offered in the
Territory. To her usual stock, she has added Gloves
Mits, Needles, Pins, Tapes and many other new arti-
cles She has also taken pains obtain the fash
ions, OF ihls and the winter seasons all of which she
VIII be hnppy 10 show 10 such as call oct 81 PITT
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r-ilbunnr.
JESUP s. COMPANY

BANKERS &C
L,XCHANGE sold and refused on New York Ros-
IL ton, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit and other Gil
ties OF the United states Notes collected and
RENTED III current rates of Exchange. Interest allow
ed on special deposits. We also draw direct, pay able
withou: discount, on
ENcLAND.-Liverpool, London Manchester, SC.
lRELAhD.-Dubin, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, &c.
ScoTL. ND.--Edinhurg, Glasgow, Perth, &c.
Also, Drafts pay able Francs Florins or Thaers on
FRANcE-Pars, Havre, Ly ons. and Marseles.
GERM,NY-iiamLurgh, Frankfort, O. NJ Brussels
Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp. Cologne, Zurich,
Copenhagen, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, Srasburgh.
SwiTzERLASD.-GtDeva, Eernc, Basic.
ITALY Milan, Florence, Rome, Naples. Venice,
Mcssna in Sicily.
AUsTRIA.--Vionna and Trifst.
RUssIA.-St fciersburgh, Warsaw.
SWEDEN Stock DIM.
Now AY.-Chrstiana.
Dubuque, Iowa. Nov TO- 1s53-y30
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Saint Couis.

P. cHourEAu, IR JAS. HARRISON. FELIX VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau, Harrison a. Vale,
UDROPRlErORS Of the 81. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS
u will keep on hand full supply Of merchant bar
ron boiler plate, sheet iron and nas manufactured
their establishment, from the OF the Iron Mountain
and will also keep all other articles usually kept IN
iron store, TO which they invite the attention Of count
merchants.
Uwarehouse, No. I2s, Second street, st. Louis, Mo
CHAS. w. BORUP.
Agent at ST Paul.
May s, 1851. 3-tE
W. s. SWIMMER,
GENERAL NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING sesNr,
(tORNER Of Second and Chestnut streets, over the
- Post Office, ST. Louis, Mo.
REFERENCES
Nessrs II. & w. Campbell, Messrs. Hayden * Wilson,
u Adolphus Meer&co' U&R Whittemore.
81. Louis, June Il. 9-tf
c. VI. McLUNo, =. II. m'CLuNG,
A.. IL. NDONALD. l. THOMPSON.
e. NJ. McCLUNG & CO.,
rs Main Street, st. Louis, Mo.
Wil have received by LIST September their stock OF
FALL AND WINTER
/ FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
Ut will embrace greater variety and be more COM
i manding and general than they have offered in
this market Every article the requirements OF the
/ tail trade demand can be obtained from them.
Ii Will be their constant eXcrtioR conduct their
business to make il the of merchants
with them. Every article IN their stock will be sold
cheap as IL can be obtained in the city, delivered
nem New ork or Boston IL is their desire do bu-
sness with responsible merchants, and III such
ner that when once commenced, il Will continue.
They know that their success depends solely upon
the success OF their stomers, and will be their
make their intercourse with merchants mutually and
reciprocay beneficial.
They ask from merchants who visit ST. Louis This
Fall, thorough examination OF their stock and prices.
ST Louis, Aug 3, le53-tT
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j. G.. BURBANK IL CO..

STORAGE, Forwarding and Commission Merchants
~ ITocers and Dealers in Grain and Provisions S..
Wharf Boat ST. Paul, Min. J. G.. BURBANK
G. T. WHITNEY.
Nhp?ers and Conssnees will find their interest TO
do business with us the expense of Labor and Dray
age is saved.
REFERENCES
Gov. w. A. German,
Henry NJ. Rice,
Alex. Wiikin.
h. IL. Campbell, & Co
Iorraln, Il Co.. k"aisha.
n. .. Harris 4 Co.
ns West, 81. Lonis
:. Charles sendder, Co, no,o
Manning StanwooJ. ""s'"h'
Nark Packages care B. & G. Wharf Boat st. Paul
Minnesota.
81. Paul, Nov "a, ls53. 32f
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFEC-
TIO<tRY.

THE subscribers IN returning their thanks their
l. patrons and ihe public in General for the liberal
encouragement they have received, desire inform
them that they have new machinery AID other facilities
To supply the Territory with Plain and Fancy Candy of
iher own Manufacture; others all of suck
Candy, Rose and Burnt Almonds, Corianders, Auisse
Acfuiaed Fruit, and all other kind Of Drops: Candy
and Sugar Toys &c. which they will sell by the box
al lower rates. adding freight, than be bought in
ialeGa or ST. Louis, with the adN vintage of having
fresh article Also, French German and English TOYS
a,d Fancy Goods All orders for Cakes and Ice Cream
promptly h!led at the lowest possible prices.
20 REM & KARcHER
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Great Bargains in Town Lots in Low
MT
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A GREAT BARGAIN. $40 ncres improved farming
IA land, beautifully situated on the Little Canada road
FIVE miles from 81 Paul. Also loo acres prairie an OAK
openings, ten miles from town. situate on White Bear
Lake-par fenced ard broken Also, 320 acres being
highly improved and well broken farm upon which The
finest crops have been raised this situate twe
niles from town Also, Improved city property, town
lots III ST Paul and ST. Anthony, and interests in lie
Sueur, IankaO, Shasapee and Eureka City. Apply to
WI. BREWSTER, Real Estate Broker,
23--ti cor 3d and Wshasbaws,x
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Cheapest and most Economical Stoves
Eyfant

He would again repeat that has the slightest hesta
ton in Recommending this stove, standing
nation OF competent judges, without rival tie
distant approach Tivalsp; ard would most confident
iy challenge the entire trade the trial. Remember If
does ho suit just bring back our money VIII
he ready for YOU.
have also on hand Il large assortment Of PREMIUM
COX AND PARLoR STOVES. NJ reduced prices; 1inware
wholesale and retail job work done the shortest
tiCe and on the reasonable cash, For sale
~ J. H. BYERS
sept2S-23-y Corner Roberts ard Third street
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EMPIRE SAW WORKS.


Manufacturer OF every description of Saws,
NO. ~ Main street. st. Louis, Mo.
FkNiE firm OF Lee, Gage Co, having been dissolved
by mutual consent, on the 2st day of January last
would inform my friends and customers that have
made arrangements with Mtssrs. !;.ge Brother and
VIII continue we maputacIie oi sHWs IN all tncir vailc
ty no pains have been spared IN Citing III aao heTv
ana securing experience Workmen, and the stock Is
purchased Groct from The manufacturers both in Eu-
rope and America, for cash. confident that can
hold such inducements that dealers will d.d il to
thtn interest," to encourage home manufacture.
As 70 TIE character and reputation of bearing
my stamp, nothing need be said, | trust that both
dealers and consumers have had sufficient opportunity
To test the quality of my mHnuiacture, While partner
III the late firm OF Lee, Gage Co. doubt ior
moment my ability TO compete FULLY in POINT
OF price, quality or hIish, with any manuiictury Of
me kind IL the United States. Being now IN re ept
OF every description OF stOch, ! am prepared 10 nh
all orders Win prOmptDess ana despatch.
Al! orders addressed 10 the Undersigned Mcssr,
Bridge q Bro Will receive prompt attention.
Particular attention paid to all kinds c repairing
.iay Ei-i-bu w. l.. L. GAG l..
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NATH,L. K. TYSON s. co.
COX ROBERTS, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH EETs
NEW STORE AND FRESH GOODS
AND WORD TO THE MINNESOTA
RIVER AND ST. CROIX TRADE.

4 now fairly fixed in our new building. and
IA having sufficient room to store large and COM
ete stock Of Groceries, Grain Flour, and Provisions,
would respectfully call the attention of our friends
Paul aud the surrounding country TO the FACT
have just received the largest and best selected
assortment of
GROCERIES,, PRO VISIONS, GRAIN, SC,
brought 10 Minnesota and we can now say TO our
ST. Crox and Minnesota river friends, that Of
ierag better Inducements 10 these trades than any other
house in ST. Paul; and at wholesale; we pledge our
selves sell al GALESA PHICEs. Our goods are all
fresh and in the very best condition. Goods delivered
the landing part Of the city free of charge
We would again respectfully call attention IN our
new stock as Dealers and friends throughout The
surrounding country will find that it embraces every
thing usually kept IN line al business; ANA in doing
So would express thanks for ay0rs, and the liberal
patronage extended towards the past winter We
cnnerae in part follows, which we viii sell strictly
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Minnesota Steam Door. Sash & Blind
Manufactory

WA have now in ccessful operation In our fsc,o
w ~, machinery Of the latest and best improveJ
Patents, ior the purpose Of doors sash
"hdo" blinds door frames, window frames etc nj, ri
whioh We intend keeping good assortment on hand;
We are also prepared to make work to order with d.
pact and oil the best seasoned lumber we are PREPARED
20 urhh WORK al rs low prices the article can
he bought for any place on the Mjssssippi river All
orders rom distance promptly attended to when ac-
companied by the cash
w. ~ B. SPENCER A. 20
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J. w. DowNER. ! n MAsoN
DONNNER a. MASON.

DOWNER MASON.
Aroh'ects and Builders, ST. Paui. Mna. T,,
NNTILL keep constantly on hand the best ounlj,v RI
w lumber and materials for building; those want
ing good houses built in the latest stye o the Early
Peinted,) will find il to their advantage 10 Give then, =
call at their shop Oh the of Main and Capit,
Streets, or at the residence of j. W. Doyyner ON 81
anthony street, lew doors west of the American
House.
n b. Jobbing done on the shortest notice All or
ders est AT the American House viii receive PROMPT
attention.
st. Panl, March Il, 1853. "
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Carpeting, & House Furnishing Goods
ST. Paal, Oct. 6, 1859.

NOTICE is given to all concerned and especially to
all hall breeds Interested in the near
Lake Pepn, named in the 9th article of treaty with
the conederated tribes of and Fox and other In
dams, Of July 18th, 1880, That the Commissioner of
The Gent Lard Office has Instructed the Surveyor GEN
ers to be duly surveyed ard marked the eyter
nal lines OF said reservation. which operations are now
IN progress In that quarter and TO prevent possible
Misunderstanding that might grow of the operations
ct surveyors in that neighborhoed this notice given
in obedience TO orders from the indian Department
W A. GORMAN
S2-tf- Gov. and Supt Ind fla
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Dog ltypel erel.

Dog (type) erel.
r l.. WHITNEY TO his friends
- This humble notice greeting sends,
To inform thom wha, he had before,
With stock just added to his store;
Aud further, that this kind OF trade il
Kept up for Gents as well as Ladies;
OF Lockets FINE his stock consists,
From twenty dollars, down 10 SIX;
And being pleased to see all suited
lie keeps on hand some TIA, plated
"All is not gold that GLITTER"
Pat he'd say 10 all his "Sitters"
That when they're illcd with good pictures, sure
lis hard to tell them from the "Simon pure
But being CHEAP is all the best oft,
And when you call, you',l learn the rest of il.
He's also Lochei Pins and Rings,
And Lors Of Cases, pretty things,
Union, Kossuth, Pearl and Shell,
Jenny Lind, Kate Hay and Jewell,
Port Monnae, and Paper Mache,
Selling rapidly every DAY.
Some are single aud some double,
And to 'sHow THEM NO TROUBLE"
80 call at his Gallery on Third Street,
And have your ''picier .done up BROWN"
St. Paul, Nov 3, lS53--tf29.
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THE TIME HAS COME

WHEN the up town folks save shoe leather nv
W buying all kinds ci Groceries, Provisions &c
nst as cheap II not little cbenper ia upper town than
IN lever town at w. N. PERSON Il CO.'S. New Store
adjoining Bium's NEW Bazaar, few doors below The
hice iou'e where they have just opened a splendid
oil an kinds; also very choice lot Of Wines Lausrs
and Cgars ana IN Tact almost every thing under the
head OF family supplies, which they will sell low for ca i,
o-u w. N. PERSON & co.
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FAP FOR SAIE

a FARM Of 2l7ACKES with ten broken on
"A which crop was raised last summer Hxs on IL
good Taiarack house le 2a, and stable 20 So There
Is good Spring hear the house and fine stream of WA
ter running through the rk II is situated on the bean
tiin and picturesque lake. s.,hanna; miles from ST.
Paul and lie miles from ST. Anthony Fails with GOOD
roads leading each way. HENRY McKENTY
81. Paul, April IL, lejs.-6m5.
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GOOD NEWS.

MUST received per steamer Excelsior, splendid n.
~ softment Of CRockkRY, CHISA, GLASS and QUEENS
WAKE. For sale cheap, by
w. y PERSON d co.
je23tf St Anthony street. inner Town.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW CUVI)S.
GLASS and Quceusware, just reed 100 doz umhlers
" various Kinds. For sale a, the ST. Paul Queens
ware store. OyS) X. MARVIN.
II AMPS, Globes and Chimney FOR sale BY
II jys II. MARVIN.
r. DOZ. Fruit Bowls, just reed and for sale by
" ts X. MARVIN.
ITO DRUGGISTS ard Medical mcn-20 doz tinctures
J. and saltnou'hs, for sale by r. MARVIN
DOZ assorted oastors and 90 doz cruets, just reed
- and Tor sale by X MARVIN.
Oh DOZ salts and Is doz fruit plates and naples
n " just reed and for sale by r. MARVIN
* Wa syrup cans and dnZ soda goblets for sale BY
~ NS X. MARVIN
A LARGE lot Of Queensware, lust opened at the
n ~. PAU Qucensware Store by
Ne r MARVIN
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WATSON HOUSE,
ShakOpee. Scott Co.. Minnesota

'HNiS house IL new and comm odious, ara pleasantly
IL loca led. Permanent boarders and transient
toners may rely upon the hest accom- mota,ions the
country affords. Connected with this house is u good
warm and commodlous stable, and supply oil
good, sweet nay and grain.
WATSON, Proprietor
Shakopee Dec s. lsj3 3t-T
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RoLLIN CLARK. JOHN RENFREW A. cRoEIE
EAGLE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Man and P.ddle Streets 81. Losas, No.

CLARK, RENFREW & CO..
of steam Machinery, HYDRAULIC
w Presses. Oil and Tobacco screws Morse's Patent
Saw dust Bumcrs, Page y Cbds Patent Circular Saw
Ns Tor horse, steam or water power, and all kinds OF
MILL MORE, &c,
They would invite the attention of Millwrights to their
new and large stock OF Patterns for every varety Of
Nheels lists of which viii be furnished when desired
by mail or otherwise.
Their extensive Boiler and Sheei-lron Works. under
the control at A. CROIiER. afford facilities for Manu-
featuring and repairing Boiler and sheet-ron Work in
the most in proved manner
Good second hand boilers generally on hand. l9ly
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1--WE Subscribers manufacture and keep constantly
IL on hand all sizes OF Church, Factory, Steamboat.
Ferry. Locomotive School House, and Plantation Bells.
These Bells are hung with the Patent Iron Yodes with
movable arms They can be turn d around that the
capper will strike in place, which is desirable
after bell has been rung few years Springs al
Hxed M new way 10 prevent the clapper FROM resting
on the Bell thereby prolonging the sound. These Bells
IRE manufactured from the stock and cast in
iron castings At this Foundry these were FIRST used
ana are found TO he a great improvement. We give n
written wairantee that IL Church Bells break within
one year from date Of purchase with fair usage, we
viii Eecast without charge. The of all Bells is
warranted Nearly 5000 Bells have been cast and sold
srcm this Foundry, which is the evidence of their
superiority. We have Is Gold and Silver Medals
awarded from the various Fairs for the best Bells
sonorousness and purity Of tone" We pay particular
attention TO getting UP Peals Chimes and can refer
to those furnished by Our Foundry within few
rods OF the Hudson River, Etie Canal, and Railroads
running in every direction. As this is the largest
isshmeni of the kind the United States aud has the
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF BELLS, orders can be filled
with great dispatch. We refer Bells in ANY of
the States Old Bells taken in exchange for ones
Levels, Compasses &C., constantly on hand. Address
A.. MENEELY's SONS,
I5-ly Wes. Troy, n Y.
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ST. Paul, Aug IS, 1853. St
CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.

LVDWARD STEWART. architect and byilde, IL
IL prepared TO furnish materials and erect buidnss
of any size style. BY strict endeavor 10 ust snt
the people, he hopes To merit continuance the nat
ronage so literally extended for the past two wears
u Attention given 10 the apprasing OF Real Estate
n. u. 10 good journeymen masons wauted for The
season. Office Third street. An Iv
81. Paul, March 2? 1853.
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III. &. SANDFORD.
HEALER in Groceries, Hardware and Dry Coofls
~ on Third ST. will Keep on hand a constant SIMPLY
OF The following articles, with supply of Fancy goods
kEADf-MADE CLOTHING.
o! every description made up expressly for this aret
and Tor this season. constantly hand .heap 20, ready
pay, aud no sale without lie has complete assort
ment Of
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
consisting in part of Old Young Hvson and Black
Teas, Laguira, Java and Rio Cohees, ~ o. Crushed
Loaf and Pulveryed Sugars, Spices, Pepper Gloves
Nunegs Cassia Rice Rasins, saleratus, starch soap
Chewihg ana smoking Tobacco, Candles Oil Fish. etc
HAkDW RE.
MN ana CROSS Cut Saws, all sizes; OK, log, and
Trace Chains; Halters, Id. Chains; AAes and axe
nerves. sckles and snathes, shoves spades and
hoes wrought and cut nails locks a,ches and bolts cut
tlery, etc.
100000 Cigars. of every variety
PORK and FLOUR constantly on hand, in large
Quantities.
nh sahdfords stock large and he will be receiving
new Goods constantly in order keep his assortment
complete, lie is determined TO sell hs goods for ready
pay as cheap as they be Purchased elsewhere Give
MN can. March TO- ls53--47-lyl
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TO BLACKSMITHS.
NJ Il VIII give Tor good biacksmitis scraps IA ca
" per 10 an ttsde for Iron, No sfset scrsns bo,.
aug!2-H IRON MOUNTAIN IRON STORE
ER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL
'INls uErivailed cure for coughs colds hoarsness
prohchtis, whooping-cough, Group, asthma and
consumption, now too well known require any ce,tin
Gales Is constantly kept for sale Hichcox AxteIr
ara in 81 Paul; and by dealers in medicine ever,
w." l2n
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IIURRAH FOR THE RED LINE.

pATr1sOy E5;{is@Fs.A 4 prxso~.s
EyED LINE COACHES with the best Of teams and
a. careful drivers now upon the road between, 81
Paul and ST Anthony, ready accommodate the pub
ne on all occasions. They have large and excellent
Livery stock, several new and elegant Carriages and
Barouches; also new Harness. and Horse Flrnishiuc.
anu eqmpases OF the most elegant description
T. ), i'll returning thanks 10 the public for the b-
erai patronage heretofore bestowed upon them r,La
pleasure IN stating that they have jHst received in s
diion to their former extensive stock several ,ouur
elegant, and
WELL BROKE HORSES.
specimens Of stock that have never been equaeA in te
Territory. Their present needs be seen To
be admired and approved by discriminating public
VIII our friends and the public remember that al the
Livery stable IN the rear OF the American House N the
upper end OF saint Paul they all hCurs have such
conNeysnc by land whe9ls horse X a. they
may desire. PATTISON Il BENSON.
st Paul, June 80, 1859. ly
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TT - :
SHIFTING STRIPES.
BOOTS & SHOES.

Mems cali, grained, Kip and thick Roots and 1roo.n.
BOYS aud Youths do DO wonIcS caIl XIII, goat e1yr,
eed JENNY Lind and hi Bootecs: Ladies' goat kl ami
ehaheIitu Euakhs, ladlc. Fancy cord Caters am half
Gaters ana Brskins, Of every quality and rec FIJI,
ana complete assortment Of the different sy,cs Of Mis-
s1sf. ll.nif -I..r -
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CIR E3IES.
WIfOI ESAt MD RETAIL

GROCERIES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
b. WYATT 4 co, Third street, 81 Paul have
aAs CT On hand full assortment of their, recently
large and wei selected stock of Groceries and Prnys-
ions, which tley offer the public II, wholesale or retail
II tie lowest market price Their STOCK consists. N
part. Is follows:
81 b's. \. o., Clarified, Crush'd ana Pow'J Sugars
sacks Coffee,
8 chests Tea.
10 bbis. Moias.es,
, do Golden Svrup
- do kendal's Crackers
20 DO Pilot Bread,
81 do Flour,
J. sack. Dried Apples.
do do PEACHES,
ii bbs Mess PORK
i do Vinegar,
Lard Cheese, MaokereI, Goldfish Salt. Soap, Candles
Starch. Sai~ratus, Powder, shot, Wooden Ware, sc.
txnOO
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FIRE! FIRE.. FRET:

FENIE "Cld Ena tinues 10 dispense '.ad and com
iort to the unfortunate, usual, the Pau
agency.
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000.
THOMAS A BRACE, Frest = L. Looms, Sec'y
L. r. NELSON.
3-S0y Agent for MINES ota Territory.
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HYDRAULIC CENENT.

l'iE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
sale OF Louisville Cement. viii keep large supplv
on land, AM VIII be sold a small advance from Man
utacturers prices. II. /. McCLOsKEY.
f.Alena. MHrch % 1872.
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COOK BOOKS:!

- NUOh BUOkS..
MISS BFECHERS Domestic Recent Book. do do
1'A mcsuc economy; Miss Leslie's cook book: Mr..
r..ss do; the cooks own book by Rcston housewife
me Young house Keepers FRIEND by Mrs Cornelns
Co'hs table receipts adapted Western house iferv
French Cookery by France,el For sale nv
ju.i " q: liz nt,r