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Will sell al the lowest cash prices o-ti
1892. GREAT STOCK OF DRUGS. 1909.
DODo L. Il BENT
No. 100 MAIN STREET, GALESA. Ill.
OFFER Tor sale the following Drug Ac, at the low
~ est prices
1000 lbs tartaric acid 1O0G0 lbs putty
rs kegs caCb. soda 50 bbls spts. turrentiae
10 bbis cream tartar 500 los Paris green
100 Ibs Eng blue 10 CASKS OLD port wine
100 do Eng. and Am cal. 90 btis Eng. epson salts
10 casks sulphur 20 DO caraway seeds
10 cases British lustre do Eng. grid mustard
u do Eng. rid. boraX 10 do copll varnish
- tbs plaster paIis do Maccd6oy snuf
; do canphor 100 lbs oil peppermint
500 quiDiEe ~ .b q" lemon fresh
5 bbls castor oil so dOE paint brushes
1850 lbs ext huuorire 50 ioz gross Lees pills
100 DO Inspd extracts 30 DO 10 esseuceS
1870 do Turkey OPIUM 25 bXs CASTLE soap
SOC do herbs "A doz rownsends Sarsaia.
% " strychDlne 20 gross uear on
80 do morphine 81 kegs salipetre
500 bXs MCCu!l{'s glass 1909 DO * Conhnig y sons
50 lbs linseed oil pure white lead.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FoR
Houghtons Pepsu, 'ouden n co. medicines,
Pain klilcr, Sloan medicines, &c.
Torether with large well selected stock of
~ article in our line We especially invite the attention
o purchases from the upper country 20 our stock and
rrices. N22-l4-ly
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e.. +. KOyyTS * co,

Y,NUR Manuiact"ry; every thing in the iur line MADE
n IN the best manner. Ladies Grs sleigh robes, iUr
oats caps and gloves. Upper Town, neaiiy opposite
-, Nrcl Uot,l n paul 41-tl
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CHAs w. BORUP. cHAs. X. oAkEs
RORUP OAkES.
yUyHE undersigned having formed a copsrtncrshp for
l uan.actng all Exchange and Banking business in all
its various branches. will be prepared 10 furnish sight
and time exchanges the East and principal cities OF
The West Remittanrcs To Great Britain, Ireland and
continent Of Europe msde in to suit purchasers.
sight aud time bills and European exchanges purchased,
COLLECTIONS made and proceeds rened usual
of exchange. All other business committed TO care,
puncIually attended TO.
BORUP a. OAKEs.
jyl. ll-u
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MEAT STALL.

+ HE Subscriber has Just OPENED the Of bird
! and Jackson sts., BUTCHERS STALL, in mich
VIII be found usually every variety oi the best meats that
can be obtained. Ii viii oe his eI.deaSor MEAT the
o. his customers promptly: to deal Justly and
honOrah!y with those who favor him with 4 call
His experience him o lis capacity 10 justice
business lCh chan many Others req prac
tee and sAiil. Ii. e.. WOLF
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MRS. MARY MERRICK.
Fashionable Niliiner& Mantua Maker.
NO. 90, MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILLS.
To THE LADIES.
TO to Mrs. MERRICk. at Gaens. and learn To cut
dresses for Yourselves Others only half day il
required To- learn this prov Ell plan. Ii s the best and
most simple mode yet invented. teach by Fower's
improved plaI and satsiaC zion given charge.
MARY MERRiCK.
Galena, Nov. Ist, le52. 3e-tf
Burbank's Northwestern Express,
nURING the close Of navigation will dispatch spe-
~ cal messengers to aud from st. Paul aud Gaena,
semi monthly Freights forwarded twice a wcek--all
kinds Of Express business including rrmtances Of mo-
ney collec tions purchase and sale of merchandise and
property &c, promptly attended TO.
l.. r. RICE, ~ co. 4 .,,
CONSrANS * BURBANK, "s's'
81. Paul Dec 0, lS52--tf
\. B. A MESSENGER will leave for Galena, Monday
Dec 90 Money aud orders should lc handed in before
. O'Clock of that morning.
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FURNITUEE
NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION
STORE


On 81 iEthony street, t,ro d2ors be!oo the american
House.
VENlE undersigned would respectfully invite the a;ten
ton OF The public 10 their large and well selected
stock Of Groceries and Provisions Also, Ready Made
,othing, Boots, Shoes, Wines Liquors, Nails, Glass
HnrdV ace, etc, all ot which viii be sold cheap TO. cash
J. iiease cali aud exaiuue beiore purchasing else
where. IRVINE d BROTHER.
-. Paul, Oct. Il, l55l. 26
f.. FRENTRISS.
AtRO( tRA and PROVISION store, having removed 20
" 5d street nearly opposite the Post Cficp, is
prepared to offer 10 old customers he choicest
selections il his line including hams, pork tea coffee
sugar rce.vtry t,ng i'll fact, that is waited for
families and boarding houses, ut the very lowest iy
ing prices.
ST. Paul, March 2S, 1552 soft
VAR EAGLE MILLS. AT GALENA.
YHNiE subscriber II agent OF f",r iioiu the above mills
n and " I'll have !. Constant supply on hand of super
line supecne, which VIII be sold mil prices
lrci, ,ht addsL.
The superior quality of this Flour is known to all who
have H. and only requires trial here 10 maxi il
4 iity0rie family Flour 81 Minnesota.
JOHN HARRINGTON.
NAV G2
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f., FRENTRISS.
MAR FACI.E MILLS. AT CALENA.
FIR f..SII MEAT.

have Arrangement nov. Tor Keeping fresh meat
in WINTER te,u uperatuIe; and rs shall be spar
neither OF PANS nor money 10 have the choicest,
beef pork, mution. lamb, saasages, other varieties,
may serd IA their servants or children, for
biz Of endCrne steak roast, something else tha,
coed they shall have The best in the shop, and
honest weight. Ny shop remember. 3 Oh 81. Anthony
street, just {. " steps above Fuers story brick.
ma,21-bn NM. WELLS.
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Saint 1utbunp.
ijlll0son.
BENJAMIN ALLEN.

1A|-S"-t MN u H1t4t'-Ss
Ator,ev 0t Lar, Hi.dson, 81. Crotr County, Vis.
JOSEPH BOW RON,
NtarV Pa,1c and Lasd Agol,, Hudson, ST. Croir
County, Wisconsin.
ErRE-EMPTlON Claims secured. and entries made
n by Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds and
Mortgages constantly hand and convey cure
fully and promptly attended to.
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AIDES Breast Pins rings, finger rngs, gold lock
\ cts, card eases, port monnaies, etc, etc, at
ju2i-lo ROBIN Jewe'r, Bazaar.
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r.. u. PRICE.

HtLASTERER can be found near the corner Of Jack
Aon and Sixth streets. the .aNtr siinglc mill
T. B T. has served regular apprenticeship the husi
ness OF piaserng anu believes give entire >sts-
iacilon 10 those who may empioy him. any branch
his business.
!. S.--fvo good iourney ymen are wanted Immediately.
st Paul, Aag. IA, ISL T.
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- ~ FIX VI y n NiCHf4s on ! olrth StEcct, ~.
- laul, The middle of town, in thc building Of
Mr Knox, up stairs, be iuurd, ready tn attend
Painting IN all lis Departments House painting, sgn
painting, carriage AID ornamental painting, al done
uP promptly aad with paints oi the best quality. II We
du Sutk in s.oveny, unwor hmAnl.ke .punncr.
10 not expect get business the cnl gh:ee Ol
$. paUI. 3sy SHERMAN ~ MO..El.
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TO buy second hand furniture, is too
Sre5syif tEasis - much like buy ing second hand gar
fSsM4k-2.s3e ments. We II Tor grylted. that
60 the people of our Territory, would
rather prefer have th.r chairs wasiisands, bureaus
tables, made order, and expressly fer their own
usc although ol furniture might be bought for less mo
ncy. Then think people would rather haseatti-
ces made of the timber that grows here in the Terrific
ry, nanufac by mechanics, who have cast
their lot IN Minnesota, for better, for worse.
We will make promptly to order, whatever articles OF
furniture may be wanted (if We have hat desir-
I'd hand) and will goods better and all
ihugs considered, cheaper, than they can be imported
Undertaking promptly attended 10.
STEES e. HUNT,
manufacturers OF Cabinet Ware and Furniture, Third
street, ST. Pail.
ST. Paul, May p, 1852. 6-u
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MAIN STREET, Opposite GALETA HOTEL.
MANUFACTURE and keep constantly hand a
CONF ete assortment Oi fancy and W idsor thars
Also, Eurcaus. Tables Stands. Writing Desks, Looking
Glasses Bcdsteads, &c, &C. Persons wishing TO rur
chase viii do well To call before they buy elsewhere,
prepared to sell good article. and terms
are invariably cash, afford To sell cheap, or
cheaper, than other In the city reasonable de
ductiou mace persons bu! ing to sell again All orders
from distance punctnally attended TO.
a 81
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DRS. BRiSBINE NsjLIEl.
Physicians and Surgeons
Den rtsri. \.
DIR. 4. X, POTTS,

EkElNG made -. Tau hI- eiiaH sTt residence. "
attend IL calls oi IL hi> profession IN town al.
country. lie may be irurd at ic store OF ". H. Forb-s
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5tillwatsr Business Car0s.

Henry z. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land ASent.-Stllwater, Minn. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
Uarranted genuine
ABRAM VAN WORRIES,
attorney and Counsellor at Lato and Solicitor in
ChrnceTy.
VIII attend TO al, professional business entrusted to his
care. saltwater Minnesota Ter. 62-H
THt.ODORE r.. PARKER,
Attorney Il Counsellor ut Law,
Sttlp0ter, Ninaesots Territory.
Z e LAX r. IL iOt y r.
NTATTHEW TAiSEY Proprietor,
4'G StillwatCt, Minnesota TeTirOy.
March 3. lS52. A..
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ST. PAUL.
nrI E(Iiu,i Tynpp tnry

ST. PAUL.
Door. Sash. aud Blind Mauufactory.
Corner of Fourth nua -. Tei,r Stgce,s)
VI. WISE CO...
ENNER gr,tcini Ior the hocral patronage heretofore
b. cNtenJcd to thea. log leave 10 nterm the Li.aers
Of ~ Paul and the rest o. mankind in general that icy
always ca hand, and are prepareparcd to make amy
amount OF Doors, W nhow Sash, Blinds and Frames 10
order shori notice she most durable manner, and
si the reasonable prices Or Ca,a. Give cali.
DcCcEsbcr p, lcjl MlCilAEi. WISE,
3ny JONAS GiSE.
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BEN. w. BRUNSON,

BEN. w. BRUNSON.
A<ROCER AND PROVISION DEALER, r. VI.
~ Spencers old stand, THIRD STREET. Keeps con-
.,antly or band prunes and other fruits; queensvac
fancy artices all kinds of thread knives and forks,
brushes looking glasses, window glass nails tobacco
segars etc. short thing needed for housekeep
aud families Prices reasonable aud stock such
win please all customers.
ST. Paul. Nov. ll-40 3-tf
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- J. X. NIrN LENN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
w ILL attend promptly and iahiuiiy 10 all business
w entrusted To him in the ac OF his profession. at
saltwater, ST. Paul st. Anthony. and throughout the
Territory OF Mimcsota, ard The adjoining counties of
The State Of Wisconsin OiTce, SALTWATER, Min.
REFERENCES.
His En- Alex. Ramsey, Geo. w. Campbell a. Co.,
ST. Paul. Galcna.
Dr. &. W. Borup, d" Mr. X. Lansing, -
Mr.. j. W. simpson, Mr. $. q. Butler, ST. Louis.
Hon. AW. I.oomis, rittsb'g ]. H. LarkiD & Co a.
- &. Shaler, g Saml J Weihcrtll & Co..
J. Il. Moorhead, Esq. - JOS. G. Butler 81 Co. Gin.
q. w. Jackson, Esq. MIR. Jos. r. BegSs -
SIm' Goruy, Esq. " My. O. Walker, Marine Mills
Nal. J. B. Butler. and II. Burke. -
citizens generally, = {. j. Butler,
39--N.
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ksCH'S SALA NDER SAFES,
Nilder'S Patent

A Large assortment Of Safes of various sizes and
"A patterns, with and without powder proof locks;
for sale ut the Depot I46 Water street, New York.
BuTslarproof Bank Vaults, aud Vault Doors made 10
ortler.
STEARNS * MARTIN. date Rof, Stearns
Co, to Rich d. CO.. i46 Water II. and corn
Of "t and 81 Marks Place, I. Y, sole pro-
prctors a. R!ch's Patent and the only makers OF SlA
malder safes, combining Nilder and Rich patents.
WM CONSTANS SEQ.
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EAGLE BAKERY.

FIH GI1FI B-A NF.Ikfs
NOW shall have hand st ali hours Of day and
~ night, loaves crumpets, crachcss cakes Of ali
sorts,-tyrry thing in my line, done up according 10
tie hsrss cf my stiH. Thskng our public ior past
announcement shall continue To- earn Your CUSTOM
Cornerof ST. Anthony and Fort streets
hrri, IS 1852 (52-tC GEO. SPENCE.
ST.PAIL BAKER .--(: GOD EATING.
IL who lose good eating call at the ST. Paul Bake
n nv, where they do tipss up White, not Brown
We shall have hand All times, Bread and Crack
ers Cakes and Candies Of every descriptions Ice Cream
an, small Beer and every thing else in line. Ca
and see for yourselves & & w. BATES
St Paul. April %, lo5l. 2-u
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FENiiE subscriber wouid respectfully inform the ti-
zens OF ~ Panl ana its vicinity, hat ho is
5i' on The above bs III the Fad story Of IL. NJ
Sphccrs new hnildng of I'll ana Kobort
faTilcularatehtion paid Ia bndig Magazines Period
ioas &C. IN plun fancy bind = the shortest notice
allc on reasonable terms.
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Galgud.

WAR EAGLE MILLS. CALENA.
S.IPERFINi EXTRA flour, bran, shorts, and
- horse feed o,taht, on hand and Tor sale At low
cash L. HEMf s. co.
Gaiena, sept. 2, 1852. 4-2o
S. CRAWFORD & co.
VJpicssic and Rt1i Druggists, No. 81 Mon Shea,
Gate.1
"a AVE Just received a ioA supply Of Drugs Mrd-
n cines, Paints, oils, Hye-Stufs, Window Glass,
Glassware, Patty. &c., &c. They VIII he constantly
receiving supplies of she above and other articles in
their line, wOud cali the attention Of those wishing
purchase they o.r TO sell ut 81. Louis prices
Galena, oct. 9, lSJl.
GEO. FERGUSON,
NJ. 96 Nqsl Stat, Tqi0ia, Illinois.
NYTIOLESALE and Ietaii dealer in Hardware and
w CuttIerv, Cast steele, Nails Mechanics ami Mi
ners' I ools, Rope aud Farming Implements. l-tf
GEO. {. STROTBER,
Nan Street, Gdicn0, III.
Sole Agent Galena Toy sale sloans Medicines.
Il. McLAGAN,
STORAGE& & Commission, Water Street between
= Green and Washington streets, Galena III.
). 5. MERRILL s CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
No. S3, Steamboat Landing, Gaiena.
H.. :. FELT, Gaiena. III.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer III Dry Goods Gro
ceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, i.ouse(urnishng Goods,
Mattresses, &C.
ALSO--keeps constantly on hand a large stock
of Rifle and Blasting Powder and Fuse. 2-lo
JOHN r.. SMITH n CO..
WGichmdlers and JeiCei'ers, Man ST. CdteHo IN
Large and well selected assortment of Ciocss,
"A Watches, Jeweiry and silver Spoons, oonsantl, on
hand, fer sale low. Engraving neatly executed. All
Kinds OF Jeweiry made to order and neatly separed.
All orders pnnctualiy attended to. The highest price
paid tor old gold and silver. 2-23
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NEW LIVERY STOCK.

kDATflSON 4 HENSON, have purchased, and e,-
4 pcct early III MaN, as addition 10 their Livery
SiOcn, several and elegant hucGcs, ana
harouces ALSO harnesses and horse lirnsiigs, shd
e,luilase OF the mos. eiegant description
ALSOan additional stock OF fine blooted, well bro
ken horses. Query. II 'SprJed' horses undc.
The iquon Law viii they be danger OF teins knock
ed in the otd.
other stable in the West, Of SaIAt Louis, viii be
found = CON plStc
WA fficad, and Inc pu,lic please emher shat
the Livery Stable ,he of tAr House
the upper end of Saint pAa they at all hours.
have such convey by land, wheels horse
back ihe. may desirct
PATTISON & BENSON.
St. Paul Aprl. r., 1852. 52-tf
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A TTORNEYS AND CnUN>ELLORS AT LAW
= and solicitors ~ Chsnreri, - Paul Minnesota
viii attend proptucs- ard ielity to all law busi
their IN Minnesota and the AZ join
ilC counties of Wisconsin.
Paricui attention WIlI be to The collection
81 debts and the 10, alton of Land Warrants.
Sept L. ISL 22lN
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PuNIE Subscribers have in that old store OF honest re
j puie. formerly kept by Mr. Hopkins, stock Of
goods which they brought here with them bargain
the advantages OF which they dis 10 share
tail with any good Citizens worthy OF the offer. They
have general assortment Of Dry Goods. including
Blankets Tor Coats Pants Stus Boots and Shoes oi all
sizes ant many ether articles in this Department. not
common.
They have also Tobacco, Tea, and some other Gro
ceres, which can be glance by those who viii
make them call. j. ". & ). MCLUNG-
lan2O-3m Third ST near B. w BrupSon's
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NEW GROC EIkIES.

Have Just received fresh assortment oi Groceres,
of priGe qualities, and Of nearly every variety re-
ouired for family And am now weekly fectising
additional supplies. These goods nre well bougbt, and II
uyers will just call ana look. they Will see tiInt this
stock be quickly sold Observe these goods are mere
tn bs sold. IL u SANDFohD,
oct. . - 1T. 81 door below Post-ohice
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Nov. Is, l352-tf Agents. 81. baAi.
lRIYiTE(TyREA HOUSE BCILDINC

MAKTIN y, tLAKk, FOrt Street, 81. Faul,
4 AFFEHS his professional services in the above
branches. He feels assured from the confidence
in his ability and sk for the last year, by ma
ny of the accomplished citizens of the town, to
offer his services in any department of building that
may he required. lie undertakes to he responsible for
the faithful and complete execution Of his work, and
will be prompt TO perform within the time specified
III the ntract. 39--ly
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EDyy ARD nI.LAGAN,

EDW ARD NI'LAGAS.
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION,
Al the Lower Landing, -. Paul.
H. Commission and Cons ierluenis, will bs prompt
"A ~ ani carefully attended ~.
References: B. IL. Campbell, X. MLagan, Galena;
GEO DeBaan, ST. Louls-
Lower Steamboat Landing, 81 Psul, MIN
March 25. 1852 i9-iy.
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NlcIE

MUSIC.
MRS. BIDDLE, teacher Of music, announces 70 the
~ Indies Of ST. PAU an vicinity that she Will give
instructions on the Piano Forte. Former Success ia
bringing pupils rapidly forward. warrants q promise of
general satisfaction Those wishing her services can
call at her residence, Junction OF Hil and Anthony
st Paul. MAY l3. A--tf
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CONSTANS n BURBASk,
Storage. Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.
NE AVE hand ronr pork, butter and most KINDS o'
n Provisions and Groceries; which they Nil sell as
Low respectable dealers in town; and will deiiv
er the same in any part the city Free Of Expense.
Dec 9. Ic52-.f RandaiiS LeNee
II. NJ. r. DAVIS.
TiRNER GENERAL
Corner of Fourth and ST. Peter street. i'll building lately
occupied as the Sash Factory.
StTAIR Banis,ers, Balustrades Columns OF the diff
- ieeni orders of architecture, Too iundies Wagon
Hubs &c, turned to order promptly and III wokmanAe
manner sept3o-2i-y
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BENJAMIN F.FELT.

WHOI EsALE AND DEALER IN
GrOce les, PrOvis ions, &C.
MAIN STREET, GALENA, LII.
Viii sell AT the lowest cash puces 3--tf
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Saint i1aul Business Gar05.
DIR. j. ID. GOODRICH
DIR. n. BAR BOt X
DIR. Il. I,aHlSIT7


AS bis office IN the of l.. SlosE> store where
u II hc VII be ready 10 attend IL professional calls.
SAINT Pau. November 1871. 32y
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BEADS.

W. ii. PARKER.
uNIASTERER and csterE builder. informs the people
of SAINT Paul and vicinity, that he will attend
promptly and faithfully the work entrusted 10 him, in
his line business which he processes TO understand
,horougky juno l9, 1851. 9-y.
NHONEY TO LOAN.-On unquestienable security,
iNH amply 10 COOLEY 6 MCCARTHY
Office il H. N. Bice's BFicA Store, ST. Anthony st.
2e-6n
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w VI. w. lIlcuG OK.

Druggists,
Corner OF Third gnd Cedar streets, opposite II. A.
ianhcrf's Law Office.
NiI be found in attendance at al hours of the day
night for the sale OF Medicines.
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MINNESOTA PIONEER.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY JAMES M. GOODHUE.
Ofce on Bench ST., near the junction Of Third.
Il T. IL NJ i:

i T. X VI
II THE PIONEER will h- fnrnisliel 10 subscribers
al Two DOLLARS per annuIn inv ariab, IN advance.
1T No subscriptions received ioT less than year.
II an letters this Office, be PREPAID
seiye atteAiiun.
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a TTORNEI ana Counsellor ~ LAW, ard General
~ Land gent. Particular attention VIII be given 70
collections. paN taxes eItegg lands, securing pre-
elnptous. and entries made by militar, land warrants
~ paul eii
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NOR BALTIMORE, WASHING 5a.asssss:..ssa

A
~ "a r T,HROUGHlINE FOR THE EAsTi-bALIlMohf AND
0lJIo ABROAD from Wheelng BALTIMORE and osnug with
H. Wahngtnu rnnch the Junction. VNiA aed we
RELAY House, from baltimore, and .ith 's AnePh
Baltimore Railroad TO fhlagv pms
The great upon the part Of me he W.
= fine condition. ms
moi sau IN the world lhe care
10, r eomfort pass constantly mo
ofss this Company and there "a 40 A 70 ths
United States uotwithsianding the reports OF ~
other routes TO the contrary
Of this linton Lane nom
Nason with the oAf Al Nhen
Lice srom these baltimore, Washington, ,
me 81 I, or on The UnOn Lane only At lonyls
Th at Louisville daily @ Nheens "efs
ehfeay transferred 70 the ears
Wheeling daily nj quarter past
~ and Cumberland, (90l mles)a T. p ~ aa
two hours there Baltimore ESQ msa) Al
oyning Ia MI time with early Washington add
trains making passage through from Wheeling ' lan twenty
hours including soppages rtIp cur a.
the pleasant routes 10 the East
baggage Of The Eastern p'ln
and the cara Ior ashns
Junction. Philadelphia al Baltimore without esiA
Travellers ample time and opportunity AT Nj po W ""
mealh. -. a.. ,h, b,., d,
Iouisyiie Baltimore with the privilege lying o.sI "a
he ss Washington s0 TO philadelphia Wv 10 DC MAJ
Of Agents ABovk, ONLY m A., phu.JsI
The Railroad Wheeling 10 Baltimore Is 80 to fh'ss-
phiA Washington " 3d. -...o. ,....u
yafs reach Wheeling Of Columbus And Hanesye o
tp ffeghs BY Thu sale direct .nd speedy ne
(Which prepared immense business Val BE- nksp ~ o
"a by All property carefully handled ana delivered IN
good order. -. r r,n..
20 Commercial street corner o. flne
Auql wM PARKER, General Superintendent "a 'linofs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-28

Fare for the round trip Baltimore and Relay House. 80 %
Tickets for the procured before entering the cars
nd abatement from the regular be made by the conductors
the
"wAsIIINGToN BRANCH
Leavs Baltimore for Washington AIS NJ and NJ $50 p NJ
Sundays AIS An. and bIOP
Leave Washington n 9 A and p. NJ. =,
The fourth and the second and icu
from Washington will Express Mail trains stopping only AZ
Washington Junction and Annapolis Junction BY order -
iy.93m J. T. ENGLAND Agent