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n~r NO. 70, CheSHut street, PHILADELPHIA.
~ very E6erGi inducements l1iH be made 10 act!re and en-.
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COMMERCIAL.

COmmerciai.
PIONEER OFrIcE,>
DEC. I, 1858. {
LIVE SrocK--Corrccted weekly By Mr.. C.Coul-
tteeI,--Beef on foot 7tr. Y ID. Cows $50 to $50.
Work Oxen from $50 to l50 q yoke.
FRESH MEAT-Retail.--Beef Srl0c.: Mutton
10c. Pork lie. Veal i2tc. Chickens So y doz
PRovlsIoNs.--Corrected weekly by Mr.. Prcsly-
Pork $50 v Dbl. Hams l2s y ID. Lard l5c. Flour
extra, $7,75; superfne, 7,25 p bbl. Corn meal
Sl,25 q bushel Beans $50 p buShd; Potatoes
30 cents y busheI. Fresh Butter 25@3Oc. q b.
Cheese l2ac. p ID ; Eggs soc y doz.
GRoCEKiEs.--From Messrs. Rey & Mays, Ro-
bert ST., Sugar, brown, s, Pa l5c. y ID; Refined
and crashed Pals; Coffee Is, 20m25; Tea 6OMl0O.
Rice Sc. Molasses 60aoS0c. and 81 y gal.
DRIED FRUir.-Appes 81 50Ql IS y hushe;
Peaches SO 0OG35O. Green Apples S7.00@7.50is
Dbl
GRAIS.-Oats Sos; Corn 81 90; Barley Csc
MisCELLAYEoUs.--Clacke ga 509$5 so tp ibI.
Candles-Star 35c. = ID, Talow 20 do. Fish (.resh)
Sc. v ID, dried 7c. Lime 81 50GS2 90 e Dbl
Onions SOC. p bush. Lard Oil 81 so v gall
Salt i 90 y bush. Vinegar 25c Y gal. Tailor Zoe.
y ID. Tobacco i504Oc. Hides (green) q, dry 81.
LuMBER;-COmuon Ss0Sl2 Y NJ. Dimension
stuff, Sl2Gl4; Flooring SIS; Siding SIS; Sea-
some! S20M25; Shingles 50 OOa23 SO; la,h So.
WooD-dry-S3 50a4 90 p cord.
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j. A. WHEELOCK,

4 NOBLE MoSuMENT.--Mr. Bowen, Of the firm
II Bowen & McNance, Of New York. has Just
ordered GOO worth OF evergreens be in the
streets % South Woodstock, Conn. his native village.
= sensible way this to keep ''his memory greeu."
Messrs. Bowen & McNamec, know how to adycr-
ise. For the last three or four years they have
made Thousands Of dollars in this way, and when
;Iey havs given $500, they have cleared almost
many thousands. It was but short inc sigce that
they offered give $40 900 towards $50 900 in aid
u The Western Churches and as soon as the fact be-
cane generally known, Gas it was very given 20
'Ae public through the press,) people far and near
called Bowen & McNamee, and purchased goods
20 large amount. So will it be in the case
Of the 900 worth of evergrccus. Most assur-
cdiy tbs aides Of Woodstock will buy all their silk
dresses 81 Bowen s. McNamee, and TO the men,
they oaat help but patronize those who by their lib
crafty enhance the value of their own property, by
Aiming their native town. We find no fault with
tae ibef,,ity Of Bowen s. McNamee, but merely wish
Illustrate Old Richards saying, that while some
s'pourd foolish snd penny wise,'' others
arc penny foolish and pound wsc
PARposED Dur.--The Galena papers state that
Wm Tromb'idge, Of that city, who tried, con-
s-trd and sent to the Missouri Penltentary for en-
5Esng $4,000 Of his employers money, has, thro rgh
the influence Of his MOTHER been pardoned by the
Cosernor. Mr. L. has wife and two children and
respectable connections living at Buffalo.
FiKEs.--A fire broke out in a wooden building in
the rear of Mr.. Merriman's store, Green Day, Wis,
On the first Of November, which destroyed twent,-
hse wooden buildings, consisting Of stores dwellings,
SC. Loss S1oo,c0O.
i fre was discovered in "ihe extensive brown
stone struc,ure known as Fowler's buildngs, corn
cr 81 Fulton and Nassau streets, New York, on the
2lai Of October, which destroyed property to the
anoaat Of S35n 900, $4,000 insurance. Several
.rsn, while endeavofing to remove goods from OF
he stores, crushed beneath the falling tmbcrs.
Oac BODY taken out, and at the last information,
!. WAS thought others would he found.
4 ras named Highiey, murdered at Chicago,
b. gong Of Irshmen, week or two since. His
wife vas absent at the time, and the first inma,ion
she had Of his death, was a notice in newspaper
which sc accidentally picked up while riding in the
carr.
Litte Topsy's Song,-words BY Miss Eliza Cook.
Composed and adectionatcIy dedicated to his mother
by ASA 3. Hutchinson; sung the concerts of the
Hutchinson Family. This is pIaintive but charac.
tsrsiic song Of Mr.. Hutchinson, setting forth in a
peculiar manner the wrongs Of that famous character
IN SC UncIe Toms Cabin, little Topsey. The au-
ihor of the words well as the author Of the music
well known in literary circles, and their Games
sufficient guarantee that their song will receive
kindly welcome at the hands Of discerning public.
Published by Oliver Ditson, Boston.
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JESUP & COMPANY,

ErXCHANGE sold and purchased on New York, nos
IL ton, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit and other CT
ties of the United States Noies collected and proceeds
RENTED at current rates Of Exchange. Interest allow
ed on special deposits. We aso draw direct, pay able
wthou: discount, on "
ExoLANp-Lyerpool, London, Manchester, &c.
LAND.--Duhn, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, &c.
SCorLAND-Edinburg Glasgow Perth, &c.
Also, Drafts payable in Francs, Florns Thalcrs on
FRANcE.-Paris, Havre, Lyons, and Msrseilies.
GERMANy.-Hamt urgh, Frank fort, o. NJ, Brussels,
Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich,
Copenhagen, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, StIasburgh.
SwIrzERLASD-Geneva,B erne Basic.
irALr;-Miisn, Florence, Some, Naples, Venice,
AUsrRIA-Vienna and Triept.
RUssIA.-St Pctersburgh Warsayv.
SwEDEN.--Stockhom.
Observation-Disclosures.
Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. 10, lsss.--y3o.
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QUESTION.
WHAT 10 that which few willing to keep, and
w yet one likes 10 GIVE away?
ANSWER.-ERIE and KALAMAZOO" II. b.
sY. Be-" and ''R ED I-RON,"
st. Fsui, Nov. 81, ls53.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

4 GREAT BARGAIN.--330 acres Improved farming
"A land beautifully situated on the Little Canada road,
five miles from ST. Paul Also 100 prairie ana oak
openings, len miles from town, situate on White Bear
Lakepart fenced and broken Also $50 acres, being
highly improved AND well broken farm, upon which the
finest crops have heen raised this situate twelve
miles from Also, improved city property, town
lots II s.. Paul and ST Anthony, and Interests in lie
Sueur, MsnkGo, Shakapee and Eureka City. Apply ID
WM. BREWSTER, Real Estate Broker,
23-tf cor. Sd and WahashaW-sts.
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Something New in Minnesota.

new Store! New Stockl New Styles Of
Goods, and New Prices!
GATHCART, KERN q CO., have purchased
~ sno now occupy the large and comm odi0us
use just flushed on Roberts Streets next door ia
MessTs WHINE Cooley, where they now opening
fully selected stock OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
ever brought to Minnesota Here may be found aim
variety OF style and pattern Of Dress Goods in the
French, English and American Muslin. pel.ine, and
Cashmsres, printed and plain Wool DeRess, French
checked Poplins Frepch, German and saxony Mernoes
Lersan Ge:hms,e: Jassy cloth in the mos, delicate
n.oes victoria Piads Fancy printed Velvets, Black
french Bombs1n, Black, Caloyed and figured Alpacas.
French, English and American Prints,
In endle:. quantity and variety. Italian and Lyons
Dress siks' Tarc satins, Taron and swiss Mus.ins.
Shawls, Hosiery, GLOVES, etc,
yeI! Bay State, Long and Square Plaid Shawls.
brown and white Shirtigs Irish Linens, striped
shrtinEs Drills, DENNIS Bed Ticks red, white yellow,
and Rugs, HOSIERY and Gloves Sewed Muslin Collars.
CUFFS, chemisetts, Edgings and Insertions.
Carpeting, & House Furnishing Goods.
In this department will be found large stock of Car.
peting OF the following make: Lowell superfne, Au-
burn Asbona, Fall and Union Mills, Plain venitian ETC.
Drussets, Hearth Rugs, Tufted and Adelald Mats
Window Shades plain Window Paper. Drspery Muslins
Table Linen Damask Linen Table Cloths E,nLost cloth
fable Cbyers Oil Cloth do, "a and la Sheeting Toll
Covers Table Napkins, Manchester and Marseilles
Quilts, Pillow Case Linen, Russia Diapers kaback
Diaper and Crash Towelpgs; Ladies' German Work
Together with thousand articles too numerous 10
mention; all OF which we hold ourselves ready 10 show
and sell for Cash at helowes prices the articles
can pc bought for west of st. Louie or Chicago; we
would therefore solicit call from the citizens Of MINNIE
sofa as well as our friends in st. Paul
9, 49, ,a.. CATHCART, KERN + GO.
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Dog (typel erel.

n e. WHITNEY 70 his friends.
u 1hn humble notice greeting ssnda
To inform them what he had before,
With stock just added to his store;
And further, that this kind OF trade IL
Kept up for Gents a. well a. Ladies';
OF Lockets FINE his stock consists,
From twenty dollars down to six;
And being pleased to all suited
He keeps on hand some that are plated.
"Al Is not gold that glitter"
But he'd say to all his "Sitteu~
That when they're filled with good pictures sure
lis hard to tell them from the "Smon pureo
But being 80 CHEAP h all the best oft,
And when you call, you'll learn the rest oft.
He's also LOcket Pins and Rings,
And LOTS of Cases, pretty things,
Union Kossuth, Pearl and Shell,
Jenny Lind, Kate Hay es and Jewell,
Port Monnaie, and Papier Mache,
Selling rapidly every day.
Some are single and spn,e aauhle,
And to "sHow THEM Is NO TROUBLE"
So call at his Gallery on Third Street,
And have your 'Picter" "done Up BROWN"
81. Paul, Nov. 3, ls53--tf23
l Buy what I like, and I like what 1
Buy.
l. buy what like, and like what ! buy,
Whenever purchase from HYNEMASs supply;
IL ask to be furnished from HYSEMANs new stock,
With an elegant Dress Coat or beautiful Frock,
suitable garment at onco meets my eye,
And 81 buy wha; like and like what Ibuvr
2. In Pants, my wishes are equally met,
Whether plaid or Invisible, speckled or Jet,
There's not the least hardship in making selections,
When HyNEMAN's pants are brought for inspection,
choice 10 soon made, and cannot deny
That"I Buy uhat like and IKE tchat buy.
8. With regard TO the Vests, at HyNEaAN's you meet
never saw any that suited sweet,
The cloth is good and the style 10 SO neat,
That Pm fully borne GU, when l call them complete.
In Vests like these, not fault desery,
Bat 81 buy what like, and like what ! tuyr'
4. Concerning the Overcoats, much may be said,
meyer cQuId wear any others instead.
These wrappers are warm, and exceedingly smart,
And a beautiful grace 10 TIE form they mpart.
And thus with the cheapness Of HYNEMAN's supply
81 buy ,rhat like, and like ,rhaf buy!"
THIRD STREET, NEAR JACKSON,
Is the place where is to be found
l.. HYNEMAN.
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LAND FOR SALE.

" - FOX SALE
II nnh ACRES OF choice land in this beauti.
rs WV full Territory, by the section, half sec.
lion, quarter section, or single acre
900 Acres in the vicinity OF st. Paul, near the
Capital of the Territory, in The midst of country fast
t.lng ~, aad yapdiy rising in valur :
1.OOO Acres ,n the vicinity q. st. Anthony Falls.
near the greatest water power IN The Northwest, the
centre Of the !hrt erig intfres Of the Territory.
500 Acres near The yoing ani thriving Village Of
Manona, on the Mississippi river, above the Pals in
beautiful country, fast opening TO emigration. 4.
700 Acres neuI and bordering Whte Bear Lake.
splendid sheet of water noed Tor beaut iul shores
and fire fish This land is easy by good roats
aid is the first quality of soil. beautiful lakes and
streams o! the priest water abound in every part all
well stoo S.th choice vare,Ies of fish. !
These lands are divided into heavy timber oak omen.
ing and natural prairie; forming the beautiful seen
cry Imaginable and presenting tie most fay cradle va
riety for the choice Of ,.riIi. 80 = r..
HENRY McKENTY.
ST. Paul, NJ T., April 81, 1853. ST. ON
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
Nov that the ,'Safety Funds" Dire breaking and
~ money generally has, by being 'inhated" got very
tight, we point you out way 10 have relief, if You
should be similarly attacked. It Is to try bottle Of
Railways Ready Relief" sseechc in all cases where
people Ego it with loosenessn For sale by bottle,
dozen, or gross at BOND L. KELLOGG,J
City Drug Store.
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AND RETAIL COEFEC.
TIONARY. =

THE subscribers in returning their thanks TO their
l. patrons and the public in General for the liberal
encouragement they have received, desire inform
them that they have machinery and other facilities
supply Territory with Plain and Fancy Candy of
their among others, all sorts OF Stick
Candy, Rose and Byrht Almonds, Corianders Anisse,
Acidulated Fruit and al other kind Of Drops; Candy
and Sugar Toys, which they will sell by the box
lower rates. adding freight, than il be bought in
iiaiena or ST LOUIS wifi the advantage OF having
fresh article. Also, French, German and English Toys
and Fancy Goods. All orders for Cakes and Ice Cream
promptly sied at the lowest possible prices
+ 20 REM IL KARCHER.
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The above rates are Tor the whole OF life. For
years insurance. the rates SO 3 per less
On the mutual rates half only is required in cash.
the remaining half in premium note.
California Risks taken at All extra premium Of per
cent.
Agents wanted in all the principal places in Mime
sofa. Good recomHe pdsiipas Iequired. Address the
Secretary. NJ. ID. DEAN, Secy.
5-sS 6m.
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A PPLICATiON having been made TO the Probate
N Court of Washington County, for letters Of adj
ministaton the estate of COM AID Brow deceased
late of Stiw8ter,lt is ordered, that Saturday, the
Goth day of November A.D 1853, be fixed Tor the hear
ing OF said application, the Office Of the Judge Of said
Probate Court, at saltwater, in said County and that
copy Of this order be published three successive weeks
previous to the time Of such hearing, in the Mnnesota
Pioneer.
II. WILSON,
Judge of Probate Of Washington County.
Saltwater. NnY. 8. Lea 81
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Ga.ena City Marbte Manufactory.
vyiE undersigned keeps constantly On hand general
u assortment Of Monuments, Tomb Head
Stones ETC. tch he is ready furnish short noted
Having been three years engaged in this city in
the business and having permanent direct
with the celebrated Rutland, VT Quarres and kee ring
none the very best workmen he enabled to se ~
cheap and give better satisfaction than be given by
those sending irresponsible agents from shpps Al ds-
lance Nv arrangements such that cdn deliver ms
All work contracted for BY my Agent, will be lilcd
strictly according to agreement SIS 2 -
The undersigned Is Agent Tor the sale Of Freach Burr
Mil Dutch Boiling Cloth, Noys 6rist and Corn
Mills, Mil Irons, Screw Wire, eic.
Shop and Ware House, Corner Of Second and Sprinx
Streets, near Lower ridge.
r. L. ROsEBROUCU
Galena, H., Sept. q, ls5s.-sirf
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WHITNEY'S GALLERY OF OACCERx
REOTYPES. a

TIME subscriber having recently made great i'm prove.
mehls II the arrangement Of light in his gallery and
having procured the latest improved apparatus. which,
together with his beD.s very superior stock makes tho
appointments OF his Gallery equal superior TO any
IN me west is now prepared to execute Daguereotype
hkcmesses IN ST, lie unsurpassed by any operator.
Lie IS uncertain. and persons health should not DO
lay one moment IN procuring more of these
entos oil lie, which, under the irving circuns ances
OF inal separation of friends price purchase
Miniatures taken in weather and neatly in lock-
cts Pima, rings bracelets canes; large variety of
which are KEPT Constantly on hand, and patterns
being constantly received All respectfully ,yi.od
TO call and examine specimens. ~
81 faui, Aug D, 1882 l6-sf
KITTSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.
NILS desirable ground lying in the central ard
advantageous part OF the basin of ST. Paul where
must isvitaiy be the principal business OF the
town and aording also most choice and delight, su Los
N te rear, UPON the bench, for dwelling houses is sur
veyed into Lots sd TOW offered sale with titles un.
disputed and ndspuabe. reasonably low prices and
upon liberal terms Of creait, for OF purchase
money, and Lumber for building Lots sold in the ad
dto VIII be furnished O. The rotary saw-in on easy
terms '' CHARLES II. OAKES, ;
Agent Tor Proprieiors.
81. Paul, July 81, 1851. :. "a
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STATIONERY.

REMOVAL.
NAyM. s. COMBS has removed his Book Store
w nearly opposite his old stand, where lie would
be pleased to all his friends; feeling assured he
suit them in every thing in Ills line. Ny
goods have arrived; among which can be found
ego Rolls Wall Paper, Window Curtains,
bordering and Sc.esns.
All the late Cheap Publications, Uncle Tens Cabin,
and Key to same.
Blank Books in all varieties SIatOnerv Of des-
cription and Of the hest quality. Fancy Goods,
merous mention; but call in, it is trouble to
show goods at
COMBS FRANKLIN BOOK STORE,
Between the Rice and American Houses
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l.. HYNE MAN

MEXICAN UNION LIFE INSUR.
IA ANCE COMPANY.-Capital 800, OUO--In-
corpOraed by the Legislature of Ohio. Charter per-
Peiual Office No. IA, East Fourth street, Cine IT,
Ohio.
THE company issues policies at the following rates.
for . 900, and in proportion for larger amount.
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CANk' =
DOWDALL, CARR & CO.,
Washington Foundry, Engine ard Ma.
chine Shop.
Corner Of Second and Morgan Street, st. louis, No.
Manufacturers of steam Engines and Boilers, Saw
and Grst Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws and Presses,
Lard Kettles Lard Screws and Cylinders, Wool Card
ing Machines, Youngs Patent Smut Machines, Building
Castings, SC
~ Agents for sale of James Smith & Co.'s superior
Machine Cards.