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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-06
1852.
SPRING TRADE.
1852.

SsPiENDiD STOCK Of rich Fancy and Staple Goods az
~ Inc N y StCtc- opposite the American. Having
ceyed by late arrivals large assortment OF ENGIiS
lKENCH AND AMERICAN GOODS, COMPRISING
complete assortment of the and most beaufll
articles or the Sprng and Summer trade; all OF WHICH
are how reaGX lor exhibition and SALE and will be Offer
ca al the lowest market prices, Wholesale retail.
III ms extensive assortment, may be almost
article usually found in the best Dry Goods establish
hets and also many new and splendid les of goods
not 10 be found elsewhere they having been selected
win care ana expressly for this market Purchasers
are reminded that IN addition to RICH STOCK oi
staple AMI Fancy Goods, ell times seen large
variety al Carpengs and Floor Cloths al al The new
anu various sly les; also. complete assortment of Ia
ties misses al" chiidrenS shoes. We would respect.
illy invite orr friends and purchasers Dry Goods To
an carry examination OF our entire stOcn assuring them
uid' every e.eron VIII be made 10 render the basin
calls ct our friends both agreeable and profitable
ID. Ii. HOLMES.
Galrna, April p ls-2. SIN
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ssSpyy York pyicess.

A T. CHAMBLIN returns his sincere akuowlejgc-
10 neits 10 The citizens OF ~. Paul and vicinity for
the liberal patronage ieret ciorc extended TO HIM and has
the pleasure OF Announcing "a them that he has
ted with him Mr.. ]. H. EDGAR, of ST. Louis. TIE hti-
sincss Will hereafter be conducted under the firm
sly lie of Edgar ~ thninblin.
RE MONAT..
We have removed 20 tn large store Of Mr. Louis Re-
beriS, opposite old stand Thga street. hetwe. IA
Jackson and Roberts, ana nnw uptLl.g large
sortncnt Of Dry Gou',s, Clothing, Boots, shoes, Hats
Gaps, uriIsiMg GOocs. etc. invite the attention
al me lau,> 10 our seGdid stock u Dry Goods which
have been selected under the favorable Circul-
stances; We have Is hesitation III saying they viii
salt their own interest 10y examining stock beoIc
pare hasing elsewhere.
VIC would say 10 the Gentlemen that We have Just
opened heavy Stock a: clothing boots shoes hats
thl ana Furnishing Goods Of every descriptions which
IN addition Ia oul former heavy stock makes
neni completes every thing Necessary furnish q gem
uenan's wardrobe, can be bought II our house.
CoDr hi satisfy yourselves. a. To II les, guatv and
prices EDGAR * CUANBLIN
November II I-so--30-.f
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III. NE\VHAII. & co.

II. NEWHALI., CO..
WHOLESALE DEALERS ia DRI Gs MEDICINES CHEM.
GALS. PAINTS, OILS, NARNIsIIEs and DYE-srrFFs
WINDOW GLASS ana PUTTY, OIL sswA ARE pER-
FJMERI, FINE SOAPS, EIEE HAIR, rooTH
PAINT and WHITEw ,sHBR SHE'S FIELD
GARDEN anu FLOWER SEEDS. SIR
CicAL INSTRUMENTS, SPICES,
SAuFFs, PATENT MepI-
cIHEs, FCEE WINES, etc. for MEnICISAL PURPOSES
FANCY ARTICLES, sUP'E lSKs, LET TER and CA- Pa.
PER. GOLD and STEEL Pens and sTArIoNCkY
GOLD and TIN FoiL, and a great variety
Of other articles.
This is the Oldest Drug establishment: north OF the MI
hos nNer. We have done business in this CITY s,ce
i-Z1. lhysiclars and Merchants always find 4, hi.
House, FRESH and CNAnVLrERATED medicines and Of
tt FIRST OF 'LirN- Purchasers invited examine
our STOCK rs II larger any other IN the Northwest
aid VT believe prices viii continue to he Satisfactory
tn any Who trace with us.
Giiena, November 1851. c-oQ-rv
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ENGINES. BOILERS a MILL WORN.
J. +. DOWDALL * co.
NashimGion Foundry 81 Louis No

AiNE one Of he largest and bit furnished a.
taoishhcnts IN the " est. we would cali the after
." VI al persons interested or N want ID mill work
10 '"e 'act mat We have the largest assortment Pax
,"S III 'he 'tE We employ the best a. vyoisn.en. 4
c 'es' "a iron IN the manufacture 81 wcrA. and
having been constantly ucrensr, o,,r t,csx l,r f.
,s' ears We Halter ourselves that We have given gen
ga! sasiaoti"n Engines oil ali sizes Gtld up on lyon
Frames. re0dy run.
Boilers anu heavy sheet iron work OF al kinds cast
,hss ara wrought iron work Of all AG, and f,o. the
w pa ths BOW III use, for SAW and grist mills.
> CIV ousi burners, Cardins Machines fickcrs. etc.
'Hiiiwr'ehis can have work mad. 90 suit their draw
NJ Terms, reasonable AID particular attention paid
the work ready and shipped BY the sgrs,d
n" refer 20 Martin Mower, ESQ. Arcoa Mills 70
81 /, Ii. Dtiaho, saltwater; vino using work Of
'uI manufacture, for further inflammation
May p, s52, ST
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MRS. N!EREICk'S
FashiODa Bile Millinery Rooms.
No. 50 Main Street. Ga,er: ILL.,

No. 80 Main Street, tiaicn:, Ill.
81 received direct from The Last the ates. stlc nj
~ Iadie, silk Six ana Lace. ana Grape Dres, IIns
Florence Braid. straw ait ami hin }oue,s ~ or, :,
variety; Ribbons, Fiove,s, Trimmings etc il.
c' general assortment, Of Millinery and Fancy Good
~ Is me intention That every one thai gives cal
AAaii DC perfectly satisfied with goods and prices
MANEt A.MtEE EN;..
" CONNECTION With the alb, all orders
eco t"' II Is needless 10 luf as we, known ii not
Would refer I" Mrs. II. Nj. Rice, Mrs Hoi.,h,ud and
numerous others NIsette, Dress Trimmings, ETC .or
sale low. N>py NtVpfr..
= Remember the No.; SO Mas street
"ai'ha, JUNE -, Ie52 e-.r
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HARDNV ware: HARD.VAR

OOklNG CLASSES Table knives and forks Wait
SIers, brushes, bashtts. wcoien and hollow ware
ihwaie. Lamps, etc. GINS. Rifles Fishing Tackle
ana sporting apparatus OF nj kinds, together with gun
nohnirSS percussion caps. etc. Eanc, goods together
WITH large assortment of goods which would require
ali the columns o the Pioneer To specify Doing bust
ness on me CASH system. ard having purchased our
soods very low IN the Eastern marSets we invite an
alton OF our stock knowing can offer iniuc.
mehts TO buyers that cannot he found elsewhere in tins
market. J. NcCLOUD, JK 4 co.
.gn
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GROCER

Mems bos thick boots Morocco slippers.
do 10 do shoes Ladies CATERS
Congress AID call boots, Ladies' ana Misses shoe,
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a Large assortment oi Safes, oi various sizes ard
IA patterns, With aud Without powder proof loo IA
Tor sale at the Dcpot, lfO Wafer street, New York.
Bar. lar-prooi Bank Vaults aid Vault Doors msor
order.
SfEAKVS L. MARTIN. Qate RoT, Stearns T.
Co, successors I'D Rich * Coz lab Water ad
er OF OF Avenue a.d st Mark tltce =. ", sole pro-
ruciors Ui Rlchs PqieI a.s ae cuiy makers OF Saa-
niaider safes, combining Wider and Richs patents.
Nm. COASrANS & co,
Nov. Is, le52-tf Agents ST ,s;l
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Saint IQ!l;5.
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS

EsGOiR!EtOits OF Che -. i.Oi - ROLLING MILLS,
d wIti keep on hand idil siPpi, of merchant bar
ron, better aie sheet alr nails. uanuttcrci at
teir establishment, from The ol the IRON Mountain.
ard VIII a.so hee MI other artccs usually kcp
on store, which ,ey vite The attention 81 county
grcrcht nt>.
- " aseh0u.e, No l:9, Second street -. Louis, Mo.
IlihS. ". BORlP,
Agent al 81. laul.
Nay {, ISL. 3--ti.
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,rIic DIf,E HOY. Sc.

eKNl,F Three Story Brick on 81. Anthony 81 iatels
Z srcnpis,i A. the store OF H. VI. Rice, - now con-
vcrted ;nioa Hotel; which VITA such additions ir IL AS
re pate will make il spacious and con-
veuient establishment. Every effort VIII lie ehct0 20
make DIST one: such ns VIII eT@uiy 'i
she. Of al Guests and travellers. Oar coaches VIII
take guests and heif baggage. 70 and from thc poas'
free Of charge. strangers in 81 Faul before cfeeS
the report that our roofns are all ii mo 40 WI
call unnn Us Perhaps thet Viii find better rooms, ott-
t.c furniture and better lIe han then alt'iaats.,
JOSEPH DANIELS.
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ROCK ISLAND FOUNDRY AND Ma
CHINE SHOP.

FEh0i u - ID 4 o.,
MANUFACTURERS of Steam Engines Water
VI Wheels, Mill Gearing, Rotary Saws. Horse pow
e.s job work, etc. All Orders promptly executed
kocN Island Ma, |, le52.
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Cheapest ana most Economical Stoves
Evf~Ct

He would again repeal tha has not The sishtes, hesila
ton IN recommending tis stove standing M the es-
uaton OF competent Judges. without rival. or the most
distant approach To rNasp: and would roll!er-
~ challenge the entire trade to the Trial Remember if
it does sut, ls bring buck and Your money VIII
be read, for
have hand a large assortment Of PREMIUM
COX AND PARLoR STOVES, "a reduced prices: Tinware
wholesale and retaii ob work done The shortest no.
Ce AMI the most reasonable terms tor cash For sale
by J. II. BNERS
sept2e-23-v Corner Roheri. and Third street
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REE & FARMER.
Wholesale and Retail CYncora

aANE just reed by the first boat Nominee I,roe
and well selected assortment of Groceries and Pro-
VISIONS consisting OF Sugar Coffee, Tea Pork Flour
Lard, Bacon, Hams, Shoulders Dried Fru,s c.hs..a'
hice, candles, Soap, Salt, Wooden ware and Willow
ware; and Will receive fresh supplies by every boat d.
rect from ST. Louis all the season Those WISHING IN
purchase will find it TO their advantage to call and
inc before purchasing elsewhere N"''''
ST. Paul, April 22, REV. FARMER
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AIRS. RIDDLE, teacher ol music announces to tn,
y ladies' OF - paHi and vicinity. that she will give
irs,rnctiols the Piano Porte Former success IL
bringing pupils rapid, forward. promise o
scirrs satisfaction. Tho>" ~shp. her services. car
call at her residence, junction oi Iii aGd st. Anthony
II Paul. May 70. Al
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ST. PAIL FERRY.

sySIIE subscribers have now ready horse boat
n AID all hDgs III complete order for crossing liz.
~. iaai, Lower Landing with all passengers
and We shall be in Attendance the Ferry at
Of business, and possible shalt
The constant attendance OF good Ferryina The
fer1iaee lower here taa any other terr,
Ir0In 1T. Ions to 81. Pari.
JAMES VI GOODHUE,
lSAAC y. GOODBYE,
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r. -. ES-I.V.Ek TON

4 T his old stand. which is known 10 great many
IA friends, Cspcc!all, those who have paioniycd him
long, kee,ss different siocd floods from III ai \.
ture which he formerly kept lie keeps Dry
Goods alone, incluang "a ptIne selection of Ready
Made Cloth eEd ihe largest ard te.t stock Of Boots
and Shoes ever sPened az! wheIc, including Ladies'
Shoes lie has also variety oi blankets. Whitney aHd
Horss Blankets, which he always has done lie sell.
st prices TO suit his friends
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THE NEW AND Univ ALk.D COOK
STOVE. CHARTER OAK.

ySNlE subscriber would respectfully inform the public
Il Ihai he has, after grra; difficulty and expense, nru-
cured large stock OI The above and elegant oCk
Stoves This combines in its ion and ar
rangemcnt, Ill the modern improvements of the age, il
greater Perfection than any other in arket
lie IL aware, pu!I. every new thing the order the
day but there Is none of thai iii ths instance. Ths
stove all all lis friends Claim for and that spl,
ard Only that II Is Infinitely SUI tror to any
cNtant. Purchasers are distinctly and picy inform
cd that, II III rs operations, utility and durability does
not meet their entire aud unqualified APPROPRIATIONS
none! VIII be TeIuEGcu TO them Ttturn of the
stove. Every article of furniture Of The hest quality
II. wof hinan>lr aid of The latest improvements.
All Who desirOu> OF procuring of the best cook
stoves offered FOR sale IN In. or any where
else, respectfully invited to call and NaIuine this
stove for Themselves before purchasing elsewhere; if
they do not. they viii most rssGrcdN he sorry ur it, the
mn n tpy, inn. Ii j., f..
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SOCgs'E.

NOTICE.
NE1E. The undersigned, having been appointed Com
w Hii,>iolcrs To rcCr.st. and ADJUST all
claims and demands the estate al William Bow
en- deceased do hereby give notice that the
BIZ rcSCuCdt ca ami TIA, VIII for purpose
ot examining and adjusting the The oi 10
seph l.. Fullerton, the last Saturdays ol November,
DeCenber, January, February, March. Arr ard first
Monday Of Nay ioowmgi and that the 2Iih of Ma, !,
1853 j. the tirc limited 10y co!guission receive.
examine and IL just said claims.
JOIN MCKEE.
\py -.
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a f. ttTtx tnf,,o
Nerrin,ac nriuts I'',~lrc,. - 49, N"'
/ Cocraco i' - t o.ueieu ote>seS,
/ Iru;on y, i.tS l,1eiS,
( Snragues G az! ic.',
! pin ,I,rs 1, &c., ..;.. -, ~ o'S
nj. - % '' p me- ,.''"i u"eiV" 'oiiais,
J;rk..,. s-rIo ~ - ~ I'h''
,I,av, brown sheotnc Ri -
shirting .Ii..; Cor ,, h,a,o,
Tine :. EIor.,cs hra,l :.
prn,x, d.;1,;n 'ioia'i'" oIaiu
"A blrs,h,j mn Iii, :. Carcv borr..
81 and - pon,., ~ o S'
H. a." '' .iiiI;,,- Eohh ell M ons,
! or, ,e,ifns nt r ',r s'A iioohS'
Fails Co. - Umbrellas
Gable twists Linen table ,ov.rs
Hamilton ticking, Union
Anoshcas NoIsied :"
,l 100" '"t'hs, !alhdId draper,
y am an" "'dlcrs, Latits mixed nose,
i,'"Nh ii1'Hst Nhie aAd black hose,
,.to"h iiheh uiiiAhss, Misses = " "
neht""hN Jeans mixed II Use.
lam ana fancy TWeeds, Mems half hos,
/ Fancy ca,smcres, Silk pocket hdlf,
I Sathetts, Tt hey red
Lancaster Ginshams, Linen Gamble -
scotch ladies' hid giovcs
.,.''H Ia &c ihlrcS, - Isle thread gloves,
Barge de LANES, cotton
ram haFaEes, Misses "
French - isle thread gloves,
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III. NJ. F, DAVIS.

GNERAL.
Corner OF Tourih ana -. Pete! building lately
occupied : ihe Sash Factory.
NIAIR Banislers ba!.isirad.s, Columns Of the dif.
~ .ce eTs of architecture Tool Handes ae OF,
hubs &c, turned to order promptly and in worknanhkc
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ANOTHER DRY GOODS STORE.

VEHliE subscriber has ia hai old OF honest
puc. formerly f,pt hN Mr. Hopkins, a stock of
goods which he brought htre with han har.al, the
advantages OF which he IL ,pOsed share IN retail
with any good citizens worthy of the ofr. lie has
general ass ormcn' Of Dry Goods including blankets
!Or Goats, Pants Stu, Boots and Shoes Cf all sizes and
many ocr articles III hi, deparln eHt, not common.
He has also, Tobacco Tea and some other Groceries,
which can be seen - glance hy those who VIII make
hun New Yeats cali H. &. WOLF,
o.cS--2in Corner of Jackson and Third sts
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NEW GOODS-FALI AND WINTER TRADE.
NyINNE& COOLEY NJ the Cash Furnishing Store
w n Roberts street, 81. Paul, having just returned
from the Eastern markets. are now ready To show the
citizens Of ST Paul and MI VINO may favor them with
CALI the largest and most varied stock Of Fall and VIM
ter Goods in their line brought TO this market, and
which respeC fully invited to call and examine.
This stocA consists in part of the following articles:
Cloths, Cassmeres Vestinss, Ready made Clolhing,
snd Genteintns' Furnishing Goods. Merno, WOODEN,
Worstcd, Cloth and Flannel Wrappers and drawers;
Hosiery Of all Kinds qualities aud prices; Gloves and
Mitens endless variety such BuCi, Worsed BE r.
lin, Merno, Cashmere, Wooon, Dc. Also beau
tifn assortment Of white and color.d Md and Silk
Gloves. Tie newest patterns oi Collars, andhercici,
Scars, Ties, Crayas, Stocks, Sc
SHIRTS.
Fine Linen Bosoms Of the latest French and English
fashions, Flannel Calico, Check and Hickory Shirts in
great quantities Dnck and Drill Ovcralls
EEADE-NADE CLOTHING.
Cheaper than ever but too numerous To itnon, call
and see for yourselves
BOYS AN d CnILDRENS' CLOTHIN Sc q.
We have very fine assortment made up III the neat
est manner, and at very low prices Buckshn Mttens
ard GloNes. Far aud Driving Gloves, Rubber and Oh
cloth Clothing. Carpet aud TraVeug Bags.
In the CtSTO u DEPARTMENT., may be found MI
The sly les o Cloths, Cassneres HoesAn NCstiR2s
ANA Trimmings To match; nnd venture say, that
Gun give good and fash onable work be
had west Of New iont and warranted to suit, Or no
~ Don't forget the place, Roberts street. next door
10 w. H. Sinans Store.
WHINE COOLEY.
St Paul, Oct. %, l6J2 42o-tf
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JAS. THOMAS. JR'S..

GNPERIOR Brands TubaCco ESQ packages this day
~ laainC per Western World and Geo Collier, viz:
Luscious Injury, IL. ard 2 10, Nectar, ~ H. virgin
ara .'H per H. y \irgid t,old Leaf. - IL Diadcm
Twist. bien Plain D.; Gem OF the Ola Dol4iLion H.
and Tor sale by THOMAS iiti.i.LN.
Tobacco Commission Merchant
ri. Louis. Jny /. ll-tf
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I. &. TtSECUELI. y CO..
Forwarding and Commission House,

gYNIS long established house cpulne their attention
strictly 10 saicS ad purchases .u,ssson and
20 the iorwariing business generally. They solicit
continuance OF te liberal patronage heretofore gwen
them. dec. .-}t-iy.
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AMERICAN MILLS.
'I'E subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills. will keep ,l>tnntlN ON hand supply Of
'E.tra Family Flour Warranted >upf rinr any flour
sold in this market II. /. Met iO>KFN.
IYDEtVElC CEMENT.
TIE Subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
s'. ol Louisville Cement, Will keep large Supply
hand. and viii be sold small iron, Man
ulacturers p.ices. Ii. +. McCLOSf>EN.
(,slt.9 Winch J.
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ST. PAIL HOUSE.

VYvFIs housc, formerly kept by w Bass, being ,he
original motel Of -. Paul, at the corner oil Thrd
jackson streets opposite the Minnesota Ontht, Is tho
roughiy re paired and renmleed and with the additions
msde 20 H. is of :he spacious and co!ive-
nent hotels in Town. Having taken lease OF H. hho
fitted IL III throughout with new furniture ih'l,e ,oe
tray ling Public call upon rae; believing hrt WI hd
Chi, house equal the best il al 'espoes The charges
will be moderate. GtDR1E NEi"i'H.
<, can hi. = u
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VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY.
JOHN holland
AND APPRAISER

* EIIING or buying Merchandise Rcal Estate care
- fully attended to n ,2 to per COMMUNIST
Now on sale lot of good Mahogany and Black Wal
nut Furniture; chairs, etc. Heavy sheetnS calico an,
hannes, nails mixed paints ana colors, oil putty var
nish. painted and grained doors glazed SASH signs
sleighs and carriages painted on the premises.
Business rooms to
Hoiland's Furniture Roo1ns, Cenfrai 81. Pau,
Dec Q, ls52-3i IF
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IL. x. M'CLOSkEI.

AHolESALE Grocer, Forwarding ard Commits
" SION Merchant. and Gcneral Steamboat Agent
~" p< ieVee' "aiena, Ill The attention OF buyers is
ca.i'd 10 my stock oi Groceries, Provisions. etc etc
haNiS received by late arrivals from Jew York Hos-
ION" New Orleans, and -. Louie. which in addition 10 nv
'"fti s'"'h, renders my assortment cumplcte shall
continue 10 receive additional shipments from time 10
,'he curing nav VACATION, thereby enabling 10 have
VH al" iu stock throughout the and 10 :c able
1T - tifs. Ia MI orders At the lowest market rates
me Reccviig and Forwarding Business snail In eve
~ Instance have my personal attention, by which de.
pa'" ana care viii be guaranteed and the expense of
storage and Drayage Is much as possible avoided
!esi assured that my facilities aud long experience in
u'e COMMISSION and forwardng business, enable NE 10
warrant ehiire satisfaction ANY that NAV favor mo
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances will be made on Produce and
Nerchai>c shipped To for sale in this market par
icnlar attention will be paid the purchase of al,
c'ts not IN line. "
Agent Tor a tialena ard ~. Louis and Cslens and
ST. Paul PACkET LINE OF STEAMERS
ii. +. MCLOSEEY.
Galena, April ], 1852. III
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Mems calf grained. hip and thick Boots ard Brog
boys and Iuuths DO do woens' calf kip, goat.
ellot, Jenny Lind and Hid ootecs; Lae, goat hid
enaneled Buskins. Ladies' fancy cofd Caters anu hal
Callers aud Buskins, Of every quality and price. ul
and complete oil TIE different sly les of Mis-
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SPRING SALES. 1852.

shall be RECEIVING upon The opening OF navigation,
q large ana Wei selected assortment of British,
reich ard American Dry Goods. Boots and shoes Te,
anu iobocco and great variety of fancy articles hch
VIII be offered tOthc trade lower prices than the sam.
styles nave usually sold in this market. And vau,d
suggest to rthascrs who have formerly visited other
markets. that mach time and expense may be saved by
purchasing their goods here An examination OF nav
stock ai.G prices is respectfully solicited.
TIC following nriill az,
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W 4 RNlNG NOTI(Et

Ioten q Hastings. ofh0ulse ooiIed Oiiftr.s Gnrc
"HEREaS, Alexis BaiIly sen. Of " abas!aw VII.
w lage has just caused Ia be surveyed in1o Town
LOTS. piece OF land ON the west side the Misssipp
river, near The mouth of The Nernon river At or near
the important point heretofore called Oil, ers Grove
now Hastings:
IDS IS therefore {" warn all persons from pure basing
contracting purchase, any Of said lots on s.ci
piece ri land, ta is to say, the piece Immediately
below the claim OF Henry g. Bily the said piece
OF land and lots are in part owned by Edward Parker
ia pursuance OF an instrument OF writing signed the
SAID Alexis BaIiiy, sen, As well as by residence.
Persons purchasing any Lots from Alexis BaiIly SEN
which may have been survey ed on ihe tract of land re
ierred 10, viii do at their peril he having no right in
law or equity, 10 dispose Of the the prejudice Of
rghtiu claimants; and the validity any such sales nv
him made will he contested in every legal manner
EDWARD F. PARKER
THOMAS FOSTER.
hastings, Wabashaw Co. oct.2l-27-3m
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Burbank's Northwestern Express,

uktRlNG the close al navigation will dispatch spe-
Cii messengers 10 and from -. Paul and t,aIena,
semi monthly. Freighs forwarded twice Il week-aii
kinds Of Express business hiding remittances of
ncy, collections, purchase and Of merchsndize and
property, SC, promptly attended TO-
G. r. RICE, & co. -.
CONSTANS & BURBANK, nS''
81. raui, Dec 9, l952-,f
y. b. messenger Viii leave for Galena. Monday,
Dec 90 Money and orders should be handed in before
o'c!cc, Of that morning.
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FLOTR E0R SaTE

CONSTANTLY on hand Frank Smith Cos
~ Clayton, Iowa, about IL miles below Prairie du
Chen. and an excellent landing which guarantee
good any in the market in quantities 10 suit purcba
eerS s&E Sal THOMPSON DAyIS