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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-23
NEW NORTHUMBERLAND
STORE.

LIVERY variety of Ladies Dress Goods, including
~ Silks Barge, Tissues, Lawns Alpacas, etc. An
endless variety of Ladies and Gents. Hosiery, of all
sizes, prices aud qualities.
DRESS TRIMMINGS-it is impossible to describe
the thOusandth part of this line, ladies
examine for yourselves visit will well pay.
Gentlemen in of Summer Clothing, would do
well 10 call soon; my assortment il Select manufacture
ed by Of taste and experience in the trade. Two
dozen OF the Latest STYLE Silk Hats, made order
Boots and Shoes PIECE Goods and Taylors Trimmings.
which expect in q few days. Recollect trouble to
show Goods Ut the Worlds Fair Store.
EDWARD KEENAN,.
LIZ laS3
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Ecclesiastical Notice.

Presbyterian Church. n. S.--Rev. F.. ID. Nell,
Pastor; preaching every Sabbath at 10Y, 4. M, and
p. NJ.
Preshy tcrian Church, o. S..-i3ev. J. G. Reihel-
datier, Pastor preaching every Sabbath at l0l, A.
NJ, and 3 p. VI.
Baptist Church. Rev. 7. K. Cressev, Pastor
preaching every Sabbath. at l0t a. NJ, and 3 p.
VI.
Methodist Episcopal Church; Rev. NJ Sorin :;
preaching every Sabbath, at lOa A. NJ, and :. r.
VI.
German Methodist Church: Rev. August Kori.
hage; preaching every Sabbath, at I0a A. NJ, and
y L. NJ.
Christs Church; Rev. r. Wilcoxson, Rector
Services every Sabbath, at 10Y, A. NJ, and s., F.
VI.
Roman Catholic Church; RI. Rev. Joseph Cretin,
Bishop; services every Sabbath. ar lOa a. NJ, 3,
AM a. 7. NJ.
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w BOND & ". y. KELLOGG respectfully inform
- the citizens OF the Territory that they have taken
the Drug and Apothecary establishment formerly occu-
pied By Drs jarvis Day, ST. Anthony street in the
Upper Town, ST. Paul, and have Just received large
and carefully selected stock of fresh Drugs Medicines
Chemicals. Patent Medicines, Paints. Oils, Varnishes
TuTpenne, Alcohol, Spirit Gas, Dye Stufs, Brushes
Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Brittania Lamps, Sc A su-
peror article of old Pale and Dark Brandy, Port Wine
the best yet imported the Territory Also fres
Lemon syrup, Extract Of Vanilla and Vanills Bean.
Physicians and country chants will be supplied on
the most liberal terms, and all orders promptly attended
to. Physicians prescriptions carefully and shfu.ly
compounded at all hours, day night.
For the accommodation o. Painters and Others the
heavy articles, such Pure White Lead; Paints all
co,ors, Oils, Nanishes, Window Glass, Turpentine
Putty, &c, SC, will be supplied Il small az Vance
over manutacturess prices
Nj articles warranted PURE and GENMISE at reason
able rates.
call from the citizens of town and country is So
cited, we determined TO give such strict atter-
ton Business md offer such Inducements as will
please the most fastidous. Any article usually kept
hand viii be ordered from below as possible it
wanted.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION,
Having been employed in the manufacture Of pur-
Chemicals and the retail Prescription business in the
cities of Philadelphia and Rio de Jarero for IS wears
profess To understand il thoroughly and will now
give II my whole attention. J. W. BOND.
ST. Paul. May 26--St. Druggist and Chemist.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

MRS. MARVIN would announce to the ladies of st.
1V1 Paul, that she has just received from New York
large varied splendid assortment OF Bonnets of the
latest Summer Styles. She atters herself upon
aminaton il will be conceded that handsome stock
of Millinery, Flowers Ribbons, &c. was never before
brought into the Territory. AI.SO:--BaIeges, Tissues
Dress silks, &c. &C. all Of which will be sold at LpwER
rsicEs than the goods were ever before offered n
thi, market, June is, eff
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
WYNN. s. COMES has removed his Book Store
w nearly opposite his old stand, where he would
be pleased all his friends; feeling assured that he
can now suit them in every thing in his line. Ny new
goods have arrived; among which be found
200 Rolls w all Paper, Window Curtains,
Bordering and Screens.
All the late Cheap Publications, Uncle Toms Cabin
and key to same.
Blank Books in all varieties, Stationery Of every des
cripton and Of the best quality. Fancy Goods TO
merous to mention; but call in, it is trouble to
show goods at
COMBS FRANKLIN BOOK STORE,
Between the Rice and American House,
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Neg. are csc thousand miles in the State of Geor-
ga, oeiH ai 50 cost perhaps of SO, 600, 900.
Besides chose the city of Savannah has Just sur
eyed "A faa- - Florida, haying its western terminus
20 Pensacola. distance of three hundred and eighty
li..es. oasanoah a buiid up to It's western border
two hundred and ninety miles. 81 800 900 have
been subscribed.
Besides these roads, three hundred miles more are
II coate.af alton, and will certainly be built These
N,.' make he system Of railroads In Georgia amount
vne Thousand five hundred miles IL IL ren,ai kabe
tAe; me STATE has not given copper in aid of any
one - these Dads excepting that from Atlanta TO
Chattanooga, which wholly belongs to it.
6 may h. a:ded that the New Y ork and Savannah
Ocean Steant Navigation Company have now four
sings. ol 40 tons each--the Florida Alabama
Aagls.a sni atlanta. No doubt il entertained that
sitAiu he oe.t three years, there viii be a dai "
lne u such Ups between the two cities.
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GREAT EXHIBITION!
CRYSTAL Palace in Saint Paul.
CATHCAKT, KERN. 81 CO.'S


rs now the place Of attraction. They are now receiv
u ing aud opening the finest and best selected stock Of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods Foreign and Domestic
offered for sale in st. Paul. Ono of the firm having
just returned from New ORR and Boston, with a stock
bought expressly for the citizens of Minnesota and
bought for cash and VIII Sell For CASH able
sell much lower than goods have beer sold in
this mar6ct Ne pledge ourselves to sell at prices that
will please, and for that purpose solicit call from
citizens. We will enumerate n few articles below
Prints Of the following man uiac torts
French English, Gold Middle, Washington Compton
and Fancy solid Colors; Turkey Red IA do.
Furniture Chintz Dress Goods Fancy French Bareges
Barge DeIaines; French Lawns; Lodi do;
Mourning do Muslin Dei.aines all wool do;
Check Ginghams; Linen, Earlston and Chalnbry do;
Poplins-piain, checked and chan geable;
Embd Muslin Collars, Undersecves, Cuffs, etc;
Mourning Collars; black Lace and Lace Wells;
BIZ and White Grape; Grape Lisse;
DO LaCesj Flowers and Fancy Bonnet Lining,
large and beautiful assortment Latest STYLE Ribbons
Straw Goods; Diamond, Pearl, Helmet, French Lace
and Florence Bcnnets;
Chdren's Flats, Girls Trimmed do;
Mems and Boys Hats Of all descriptions;
Brown and Bleached Sheetings;
White and Cocred prngs; Cambrics;
Paper Muslin, all colors, >ilicas Brown Hollands;
Summer Drills; DENNIS; striped and PLAIN shirtings
Tickings; Diaper and IIucaabaok Towellings; crash
French and Russia Diaper; Brlseye do;
Ingrained Damask, brown and bl-ached Table linen;
Brown and bieaChed I able Cloths;
Embossed Goth Table Covers, cold Damask do;
OIL Cloth do; Napkins; lCi, IA and I2-4 Quilts;
Cndea aud white skirts; Cambria and ck'd musns,
Corded. Book and Swiss do;
Dotted Swiss and victoria Lawns; DTapery musIIns;
Dressed and undressed Irish Linen;
Ladies and Gentlemen's Cambria iidk's
Gcntlemen's Shirts, Collars and Cravats;
Ladies' white brown, and cCored Cotton Hose;
Children ana Misses Cotton Hose
Mems Cotton hsli-hose
Kid, SILK, Isle Thread and Cotton Gloves,
Hair Brushes, Fancy Soaps, Perfipiery, etc.
Third Stred, st. Paul, Mnnesota.
June 16, 1853
n UEENSWARE.--A large and beautiful assortment
" Of China and Queensware; full sets and well as
sorted just received direct from New York, and for sale
cheap for cash, by
CATHCART KERN & CO.
VNNO BUILDERS--A good stock of Locks, LatcheS,
u Butts and Screws, etc, for sale cheap, at
CATIICART, KERN d. CO.
VV0O HOU Sch EEPERS-Yo will find very fine lot
Il of Knives and Forks, Carvers, Servers, Candle
sticks Curtain Holders Coffee Mills, etc, for sale cheap
for cash. by CATHCART, KERN & co.
SEGARS! SEGARSi--l0, 900 sup'r Havana Segars, for
- sale at unusually low prices by
CATHCART, KERN & co.
lNAMILY GROCERIES-Tea, Coffee Sugar, Dried
II Fruit starch, saeratns, pickles, pepper, spices,
flour, meal, hams etc. at low prices, by
CATHCART, KERN & co.
VIIOi.lNS AND GUITARS-.Just received and for
sale at the Lower Town Book Store, by
VIM DAHL.
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No portion Of the trade of the Union has grown
more rapidly within few years than that connected
with the steam marine. The total number of steam
vessels now employed our coast, is 625, with
tonnage OF 2l2,6Oo, and employing ll,770 men
oncefs and crews. In the interior, the number of
steam Vessels is 165, with tonnage OF 204 725 and
employing IL ,607 Our whole steam marine,
therefore, amounts to 800 vessels, with tonnage
oil AIT ,226, manned by %, 377 men, aud CARRYING
besides freight, abcu, 900 900 Of passengers every
year.
One OF the attractive features at the Crystal Palace
VIII be the uniformed police Seyenly-tiye men have
been already chosen office who are to be under the
command ut three iieutcnants and lieutenant
mtndant. The uniform will be a blue cloth smlt
bright buttons bright belts mud caps inscribed
"Crystal Palace Police" The officers commanding
VIII have white belts and silver buttons. The whole
corps are picked mon. No one has been admitted
under the height of FIVE feet nine inches which great
" adds to their character and uniformity Of appear
ance. MIR. Robert w Bowyer, one OF our oldest POI
ice detcctors, has been chosen as the lieutenant
conmandant.-St. Louis Morning Herald.
PAY OF PosrMAs1ERs-The following is fixed
upon the commissions Of Postnaste after the first
Of April last
On SUN not exceeding 800. so per cent,
Ona sum between 4 100 and $400 40 do
Between $1,000 and 5000 35 do
Above 5000 ID do
When the mail arrives regularly between six P. NJ.
and five A. NJ, go per cent is allowed for the first
hundred dollars. Postmasters whose compensation
does not exceed $500 quarter, allowed one cent
tor every free letter. and mills for every newspa-
per not chargeable with postage.
A RESTLESS ToSeUF.--A Boston lady has at
this time a somewhat novel disease-a continual mo-
ton of the tongue, which no device, effort Of the
viii, medication controls. We 30 not mean that
she Is a nuisance as iaker retailer of street
gossip. On the contrary, worther woman does
not exist. She has expended five hundred dollars
among the dentist, for artificial teeth, which her
ruIy member has Knocked repeatedly that they
are now wholly abandoned. Her tongue is moving
ninbly and invoiuntary within the mouth against the
walls of the checks IN conversation the organ takes
a normal action, bur runs instantly into its usual
rapidly of motion AT the conclusion of a sentence
Boston Med. and Surg Journal.
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MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
MEMBERS Of the last Legislative Assembly, and Of
ANl the Society, obtain the ''Annas of 1852 TO
which they entitled by calling the bookstore of
i,eDuc & Rohrer. T.. ID. NELL, Sec.
June Is, 1853.
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NEW STORE.

BLUM, at his new Store on st. Anthony street,
LIE doors below the Rice House, has just return
ed from the City of New York with Il Stock Of Fancy
Dry Goods that can't be beat in this or any other city
OF the Union. Among his stock VIII be found Of
the finest French Goods imported, am determin
ed give bargains Ladies', if you want Goods, that
unsurpassed for beauty and Chespness call ut my
new store ST. Anthony street, and will sell you
& foods prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
Millinery goods of every quality and all varieties.
Gloves and Hosiery, of all kinds and prices. Ladies
and Gentlemen Boots and shoes. Gents Furnishing
Goods. In TACT every article in the Dry Goods line
be got CHEAPER for cash, than any other
establishment in the City. This is true-try us and
Judge Tor yourselves.
Nav 26, l653-6tf
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CATHCART, KERN & CO.,

VKyOULD respectfully inform their friends and the
w public that they have purchased the entire stock
of Mr. 5. IL. Sergeut comprising the following goods
viz Dry Goods Ready Made Clothing, Boots SHOES
Hats, Caps, Yankee Notions, Crncaery, Groceries Pro
visions, Wooden-ware, etc, etc. all OF which they offer
at very reduced prices for Cash,
They httter themselves from their experience in bu
and close attention he waits al their cuxtO
ers to merit a fair share OF public patronage.
Those from the upper as wea the Surrounding coun:
try will do well to give Call before purchasing else
where, have almost every article required b. the
farmer, mechanic aud trader
l-r Call on 10, and will give good value for
your money, A II. CATHCART,
SIMON KERN,
J. WILSON CATHCART.
St cIsv IeSs
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FOR SALE.


II LIBERAL inducements now offered by the sub
4 scriber TO all those wishing purchase landed
property in or about ST. Paul, TWO HUNDRED LOTS
in eligible positions within the limits of the
will be sold on terms to suit purchasers.
ALSO one lot fronting st. Anthony street, near
the American HOTEL 60 feet front by $50 feet deep, upon
which substantial three story brick building, 20 feet
front by 40 feet deep; the lower part of which
bic for any mercantile business, and the second and
third of which admirably adapted for Offices
the lot there is a comfortable dwelling house,
good warehouse and q carriage house.
ALSO eighty acres Of valuable land laid out in
lots Immediately adjoining and overlooking the town,
tie Saltwater road, alordng excellent for
try residences the advantageous and i'll
such quantities NAV be desired.
ALSO, the undivided alt of quarter section Of land
lying on the Saltwater road five miles from the CITY of
81. Paul.
All of the above property will be sold at extremely
low rates for cash. JOHN Il. IRVINE.
ST. Paul. May Is, 1853 If
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WHITNEI'S GALLERY OF DAGCER.
Rk.OIirES.

fGNiE subscriber having recently made great improve
mcnls III the arrangement OF light his gallery and
having procured the Latest improved appara is, which,
together with his before very superior stock aahes The
appointments oi his Gallery equal not superior 10 av
il The est, Is prepared to agcerrECtyps
ktnCsses III Sly lie uIs a>scd l.. operator.
life is uncertain, and persons in hcai shoald not de-
lay one moment IN procuring one mere oi these me-
uentos o. lie, which. p,cr Tie irving circumstances
of final alton Of friends pice purchaes
Miniatures tahon weather ard ,eatiy lock
cts, pins, bracelets Canes; large variety az
which kept constant, on hand, ana patterns
being constantly received All pee. I'll! invited
to call and exam me specimens.
81 Paul, Aug. ), 1853. l6-tf
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THE MCLEAN HOUSE,

TWO DOORS EAST THE GENITAL HOUSE, BENCH
ST. PAUL.
MRS. ALLEN having leased this house, which
lVl has just been erected has furnished il in splendid
STYLE and is prepared receive guests by the day
week. Her table is well provided, her beds clean,
her rooms airy, and her charges moderate.
June Is, ls5S--ya.
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LOST.

A T the Court House, Thursday Evening, the 9th
IN inst, small Memorandum Book. containing some
SIS in money, and several papers, letters and other
documents, of no value to person bat the owner
Any person finding the and returning il to the sub
scrber VIM. II. Randall, Esq, will be suitably
Warisd n. A. KNOX.
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GroRa'A :RAILRoADs.-rhe Hon. EDwARr
LvLEa-r. ID A. recent lecture, paid mcrited CON-
rhuen. 20 che Umpire State of the South. His es-
,u.at- Il e'ca. hundred miles OF Railroad in that
State, 5e'e'E he reality, as will appear from the
.o.. wig stale: ent:
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CHEAP GROCERIES.
NJ. FARMER, late Of the firm Of Reg Il Farmers
- is pleased inform his old friends and all those
wishing purchase Groceries and Provisions cliesp!y:
that he has received and offers for sale the lowest
cash prices at his store Third Street, next door
below the Worlds Fair large, fresh and well selected
stock OF articles in his line, CONSISTING in part OF the fol
lowing:
Sugars, OF all varieties,
Teas, the lates, in port lions and best qualities,
Coffee, West lnda and Mediterranean Fruits,
Fish-Cod, NsckeIel and Herring,
Pickles and Preserves OF all kinds,
Nuis-Amonds, Fllberts, Brazil, 60,
Tobacco and Cigars,
Molasses and syrup, best quality, from BeIchers Re-
hneH,
Four--Superine of the choicest brands,
Hams, Shoulders and Pork,
And all other articles the line Of family copsum p
tion, great and small TOO tedious 10 mention.
] bound 10 sell, and those wishing to trade vii
find it 10 their advantage 10 Cali.
J. ". FARMER.
May Is, SO Az
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NOTICE.
THNAKEN up b. the subscriber, the Carter place,
II miles East Of ST. Paul, the saltwater road, on
the 30 of May, 1858, spotted hogs, black and white,
soyvs. barrers and boar. The barriers a nd
have beth croppe the owner requested TO prove
property pay charges and take them away.
st. Paul, May IL, lo53-4t
J TT. GATES.
FINE assortment OF splendid god Lockets, SONG
m with four openings; Loeket Pins and Watch Ring
for sale either with or without Likenesses, at
szstf WHITNEY'S GALLERY.
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rnNIE large three STORY house aud LOT situated NAH
u street, III the town Ol saltwater, known the
saltwater House." formerly kept Tor hotel, with
stable ard out buildings connected sale and
VIII De sold upon The moe. Reasonable terms; this large
aud well finished house is situated upon the principal
business street III the town, the steamboat land
Irg and well ted for a enieut hotel and ;
iurds chance for investment to any person ssh
Jag To engage in the business of keeping hotel,
For further Information and the o SALE apply
NJ. L. AMES, Esq, at Saltwater.
April 25, 1853.
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NOTICE-.TO THE PUBLIC.
THOSE persons wishing to be comfortable during
the weather will find it greatly to their ad-
vantage call upon 7. RICHIE and procure one OF
his beautiful and pleasant summer Hats. Call early. as
they are going fast and selling cheap.
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TRUMAN NJ. SMITH.

Justice Of the Pence, Notary Public, Collector and
General Agent.
UCAS removed his Office to the Brick Block opposite
h u the Post Office, corner Of Third and Minnesota
Streets where he Will be found ready The
collection Of debts, purchasing ana selling real estate
payment of taxes, locating Land Warrants SC. Hay-
ing been i'll the business for some time past and
being provided with MAPS OF all the surveyed portion
Of the Territory and ci the CITIES the St Peters
he natters himself that he will be able give satisfac
ton 10 all who may give him call.
n. Il. Town Lots in st. Paul, ST. Anthony and all
the the Peers for sale reasonable prices
Also, Farms III the country, with or without improve
rnents.
81. Paul June 2. iS52--1tC
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TIE TINE Has

THE TINE HAS COME
M HEN the up town folks save shoe leather by
w buying ali kinds Of Groceries, Provisions, &c +,
Just as cheap, net little cheaper, in upper town than
adjoining Blum's NEW Bazaar, a few doors below the
Rice House, where they have just opened a splendid
assortment Of choice Family Groceries and Provisions
of all kinds; also very choice lot of Wines Liquors
and Cigars and in fact almost every thing under the
head OF family supplies, which they will sell low Tor cash
6-tf w. n. PERSON d co.
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SIoN n w "A IL
At Newells old stand Third Street, fer doors
West of Jackson Street.
VESHE subscriber will keep on hand constantly good
4 assortment Of Tin Ware which he Will sell ct
wholesale Or retail.
Also, general assortment Of Stoves. Orders from
country dealers solicited.
\. d. Repairing done on short notice.
GEO. RUSSELL Agent.
St Paul, June 9, l553-7--ly.
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WM. DAnL,
u h7esdle and Retail Deala IN Boots 'SsOaionay, &C..
Third Street, between Jackson aud Roberts,
SAINT PAUL.
II Orders from the country promptly attended to.
Letter and Cap Paper; Fancy note Envelopes;
Legal Large white do
Inkstands, assorted; Letter Clasps;S
Sup'r Inkstands for LADIES' Day Books, Ledeers and
500 Novels. assorted; Journals;
Cathoiic Prayer Books; Memorandum Books;
Presbyterian ymn Books Tuck
Large and small Portfolios Press
with locks; Children's Toy Book;
100 Gross Steel Pens, asst Sand Boxes;
Carrington Rulers; PLAYING Cards go Co.'S
Tissue Paper, assOrted;
Drawing doi Paper Folders,
Blottins do; Letter Stamps;
Bonnet Board; Pencils
1000 Fancy Pictures; School Inks;
- Gross Blank Cards, Red do;
Note Paper; Razors.
Fancy Gilt Paper;
And everything in the Book and Stationery line.
n b. A lot of Hats and APPS will be sold nj cost to
close the subscriber wishes to combine himself 10
Books and Stationery only.
Sy WIN DIAL.
MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE,
AZ the Old Stand Of Z. A. Collins f. Co., opposite
the Rec House, ST. Paul.
NJ T. BRADLEY 4 CO., dealers in Saddles,
Harness, Trunks and Saddery Hardware, Saddle
Trees Skrting Harness and Patent Leather Calf Seat
ing, Bag and Top Leather; Carriage Trimmings, Sad
dler's Silk; Bellows and Band Leather.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS STOCK.
Henlock tanned Sole Leather; Oak tanned Sole and
Upper Leather; Kip and Calf skins; French, German
Philadelphia and Cincinnati Calf SKINS all kinds Of
Ladies' and Gentemen's Morocco Red Yellow Blue
Green, Pink and White Innings; best Goat Buck and
Sheep Binding; Boo, and Shoe Findings; Boot Trees
Lasts, Crmp Boards, Pegs Of all Sizes Shoe Thread,
all kinds Iron, Zinc and Copper Nails
CARRIAGE TRIMMING,
Executed the shortest notice and i'll workmanlike
manner.
Country orders particularly attended to.
II The highest market price in Cash paid al ell times
for Beef Hides, Sheep and Deer Skins.
p. L. BRADLEY & co.
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ST. PAUL FERRY.

5eNliE subscribers have now ready horse boat;
IL and al things M complete o!acr for crossing the
river ~ ST. Paul. Lower Luniing, Win all passengers
and teams. W shall be in Attendance nj the Ferry.
the usual hours Of business possible, shall
the constant Attendance OF good nan. The
OF ferrisge lower here any other ferry
from 81. Louis ip ST. Paul.
JAMES GOODHUE,
ISAAC y GOODHLE,
vi22 Prnpretor.
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1: SIS: .:: !: ;: i:
themselves to the capitalists. Two dwell
ing houses and several lots Of land, III ->>-~--s>
central part Of ST. Paul with abundant supply OF eXcei
lent water With this property Will he sold about ten
cliahd covered with large and thrifty growth OF
wood
have also for sale, number of FIVE lots with
growing timber them. situated On, and III the mn,e.
date vicinity n public roads. aud mile nom
st. Paul The above property vii! to sold such low
terms for cash that the purchaser Can Immediately sell
again al an advance.
For sale time prices will be rronoronahly higher.
Apply to HENRY 4. LAMBERT, third street corner
Cedar or g. + HoIT. St. Paul. lily