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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-02-01

y ~ lyA d HL Gs . Il IL
tcrra-cuiturc priEciplc.
From the evidence before MS, Which
may be seen at our Office, VIC cannot
resist The conviction that Mr..
t'omstock's > discovery Ola natural law
Of miporsa! application is one Of the
most important OF the age. a discovc-
~ tlsat for the honor and prosperity
of tie country, and for the interest Of
mamkud. siiui!id u, olcc be made pub
lie by the parent aid OF Government.
From thc uswcgo times, Dec. 30 1882.
This subject is cugagiug much at-
tcntion throughout the State. A ter
ra culture Convention is proposed to
be held at the city OF Rochester at an
early day i'll March next, TO which
the county agricultural societies of
the State are invited to send terra cul-
tural delcGat $. The avowcd par
pose Of the convention is consultation,
for The purpose OF placing The science
OF terra culture properly before lhcpub-
lie.
i here is - GROWN. desire in this
region TO hear Mr.. Cumstor!l. the dis.
cuvcrcr o! The new science in a%ricul-
turc, disclose its principles and the
operation OF II natural law OF vegcta-
ton, hitherto vriicd 10 human Wis
ion, although old as the creation. There
is sometime Wonderfully attractive in
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-03-10
JOHN HOLLAND.
AIIGTION NEER AND APPRAISER.

ItEIlING buy lng Mere hundize Kc0l Istae
- fully attended to at - to per cent commission.
Now on sale iot OF good Mahogany and Black " al
nut Furniture; chairs Heavy sicegs, calico and
fiannea nails ed pants AMI COiOrs, oii putty
nish, painted and grained doors, glazed sash, signs,
seighs aud carriages painted on the premises.
business
HoUand's Furauure Rooms, Ccntrai 81. Paul
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FCRNlTU
NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION
&EAR

On ST. 4rth0ny stree, tuo doors bci0U tbe Aaericdn
House.
VENiE Undersigned would respectfully invite the
u ton OF the public, TO teir large and well selected
stock oi Groceries ad Provisions. Also, Ready Made
Clothing Boots, Shoes, Wines, Liquors, Nails, Glass
Hardware, ETC., all OF which VIII be sold cheap for cash
]. flease cali and examine before purchasing else
where. IRVINE. q BROTHER.
= nIf fCf liz
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Making together. r........l
l2.O32.0 900 acres

which at the present price OF the public lands, wou'd
be Sl5 O40 900, the amount oi the contribution OF
the Goyc,nu,ent towards the accomplishing, OF THIS
grand object, second in importance only to The Pac'hc
railroad enterprise.
Taking into view. however the tine quality oi the
soil through which the road must pass II may safely
be presumed that three dollars per acre would he re-
ceived Cor the granted sections as general average
so that the sum of $50 096 600, would be the yield
from tha, source. Thus far the cost OF railroads IN
the United : ,ates has been S27 300 per m'se which
vonld make the whole cost of construction Of the
main trunk and the St Anthony branch, IS: PA, :
OOO But from this may be deducted twenty-five per
cent il not more, consideration of the peculiar y
fsvorabc character Of the country, tprecIuding the
necessity Cor deep and expensive excavations. unless
a, a very few ponis,) and the abundance OF mater'-
ais to be found everywhere along the line. l, true,
that the item Of bridyes tho numerous tributaries
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j. III. BY ERS.

Corner Third and Roberts stS., Paul, MIN.
MANUFACTURE of zinc, tin, She ct iron and cop
Per- lniorins the citizens OF ST. Paul, that he keeps
on hand large assortment Of stoves, which he will sell
very low ior cash Call and before buying
aso tin ware Of the best quality wholesale and re-
tail Indian traders would do we'll to call and examine
81. PAM. il NE 3 ls52
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FRESH MEAT.

have All arran- cement now, tor keeping fresh meat
ice, in WINTER temperatures and ~ shall be spar
ing, neither Ut pains MONEY! 10 have the choicest
beef pork. mutton, lamt asa.cs and other varieties,
customers stuG in thtir stTyuni> children, for
bit oi tcndernc, steak, roast something else that
is good. and tty shall have tht best The s.up, and
honest weight. NJ shop. remember. is 81 Anthony
street, just IA few seps above lUliers aOry brlC&.
MA, 2I-Cif WN WELLS.
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MEAT STALL,

HE subscriber has Just opened nj nc corner OF Third
! and jackson SIS, a HITCiiERS STALL, IN " blcii
viii De found usa variety OF tie best meats ttat
can be n5tained. II Viii be hts 1Ideuyor to NEAT The
al his promptly: deal lastly and
honordbly WIt those W 40 favor Llui vita call
His perenCe assures l OF his capacity 10 do lusIce
10 business hCh more tan auy Others requires pfHc
iiCe and kill. III. c. WOLF.
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TO buy second hand furniture, is too
GSssttFs sS4Sss much ike buy ing second hand gar
Ssaes..e.-al4 ments. We take i, for granted, that
- the people of our Territory, would
rather prefer to have their chairs washstGnds, bureaus
and tables, made order and expressly fer their
tbough old furniture might be bought for less
ney. Then we think people would rather have srt-
ces made OF the timber that here in The Terrific
~, manufactured by own mechanics who have
their ot i'll Minnesota, for better for worse
We will make promptly 10 order, whateyer articles OF
furnture may be wanted, Of have wharis desr-
ei OF hand) aud Will warrant goods better ami all
things considered cheaper, than they be imported
Undertaking promptly attended to.
STEES * HUNT,
Manufacturers of Cabinet Ware and Furniture Third
street. st. Paul.
81. Paul, May -, 1852 6-tf
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1852. GREAT SiOCk OF DRUGS. 1882
DODGE 4 DENTZ.

lS54. GRkAI STOCK OF DRUGS. 1892.
DODGE d DENTZ.
so. 100 MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL.
offer for sale ths following Drugs, Ac at the low
" est prices.
1000 lbs tartaric acid 10000 lbs putty
- kegs carb. soda 50 bbls spts. turpentine
IL bbis 500 lbs Paris green
100 lbs Eng blue 10 eashs old port VINE
100 do Eng. and Am. call 90 bbls Eng. epson salts
10 casks sulphur 10 do carawal seeds
Ia cases British ustre do Eng. grid mustard
IL 30 Eng rid. boray 10 do Copai varrish
25 bbls plaster paris do Maccaboy snuH
5 DO camphor 100 lbs oil peppermint
500 OF quiuine - ID q lemon fresh
s bhls castor oil 50 doz paint brushes
l5C0 lbs ext quorice 50 dog gross Lee's pills
100 do inspd extracts Sc do do essences
$50 do Turkey opium 25 bxs CASTLE soap
500 10 herbs "a doz Towhseiids = SaTsaia
% stryC chime 20 gross beats Oil
80 do morphine SO Kegs saitpeire
500 bxs McCuily's glass 1000 do X. Conkiing sons
so lbs l,nseed oil pure White lead.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
Houghton's Pepsn, leuden co medicines,
Pain Miller, Sioan's medicines, &c.
Together with large and well selected stock OF eve
~ article in line We specially invite the attention
of purchasers from the upper country 10 our stock and
prices jy22-l4-ly
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FAsiiiONABLE MILLINERY.

ARG stock OF Bunnets AT Mrs. Mary'n's Millinery
~ Establishment Third street, at reduced prices The
Ladies -. paGl respectfully Informed that Mrs.
Marvin has received large and very elegant stock OF
i'opncts, which she ! opening and TO Which she
invites their ats aton. She has or hand large
variety bcih in So e and material which she is Offering
al lower prices than ever before in 81. Paul.
II the L.dies will call early, Mrs. NJ. has no doubt
that iAey win be induced 10 puiChase
laul. Ma,
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Have YOU good UNDERSTANDING ,

MARVIN, invites the public to examine the
- best sioch OF materials in his line that has ever
been seen in the Territory. He challenges either sle OF
the Atlantic 10 produce better quality Of French Calf
Skins, specially adapted for the winter season.
On hand, also, Ladies' fine custom made shoes and
CATERS Also, Gentiemens Calf and Kip Boots, the best
that can be made. You know The stalId-Thrd street.
Roberts street.
SaintPaul, November. 1851. 81
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!. j. X. NIcNILLaN,

- ,. j. x. NIr.NILLfN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
w ILL attend promptly aud faithfully 10 all business
w entrusted 10 him in the Ii OF his profession at
saltwater, 81. Paul, ST. Anthony and tn
Territory OF Minnesota, ard The adjoining counties ol
HE State oi w Wiscohsin. Office, SriLLwA ATER, Min.
REFERENCEs
His Ex. Alex. Ramsey, Geo w. Campbell & Co.,
r. w n st. ra"l. ~ Gaiena.
Mr. J. w. simpson, " Mr.. 5. q. Butler, ST. Louis.
Hon. A w. Loouis, rittsb'g ]. II. larkin II CO.
- T.. Shsier, &C samr J. .Wethercll& & Co"
j. r. al, Esq. " Jos. {. Butler ~ Co. Gin.
&. w. Jackson Esq. " Mr. Jos. 7. Begss, -
Sam'l GorniY, Esq. Mr.. O. Walker Marine Mills.
Maj. !. B. Butler. and " II. Burke,
citizens geucraily, - 1" &. j. Butler,
SLY.
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---H----- --
w NJ, ,. COMES,

i!ooKs..ILK.. ASD SrATIuNEP.
II EEPS constantly on hand, complete stock OF
kX Books and every description Of stationery to-
@.iher with fancy Goods; nearly opposite the American
ilous", -. Paul.
Anrll J. i5Js. 5c"tl
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CASH FOR RI.ACKS,IITuINC.


M have bought ont the brick biaC ksmlth shop oi
w Nh TIA, lor, and plow shop adjoining the
uEctcn OF or Iiii and st. Anthony streets, -. Paul
where shall carry on backsmlhin: and pow making
IN arepaImcnts cf the business. either furnishing stoc K
not, may be desired We intend TO do WORK strict
y upon ca, principles, while The clove shall rigid
enact prompt meNt. ie prices oi our labor will be
VERY LOW. VIII the pubic try our work and our
pTiccs' ABBOTT II SONS.
iul5 i2-v
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,fV-Slf'.


NnRS. BlDDLE, teacher OF music, announces to the
lfI ladies' OF St Paul and vicinity that she will give
ins structions the Piano Forte. Former success in
bringing pupils rapidly forward, promise OF
general satisfaction. Those wishing her services
call her residence, junction OF Hill snd ST. Anthony
streets
ST Panl Nav 10. All
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KiIh'S SAEA NiANDEk SAFES,
Mitder's Patent.

4 Large assortment OF Safes Of various sizes and
N patterns with aud without powder proof locks;
Tor sal. at the Depot, q Water street. New York.
Burslar-prooi Bank Vaults and Vault Doors lade TO
order.
Co. successors to Rich q Coz lib " ncr It and corn
Of OF Avenue and ~ Marks Place y. Y, sole pro-
pfieors al Richs Patent and The only makers OF >ala-
lnander Safes combining Wilder and Richs patents.
WM. CONSTANS q co,
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Il. & y. DRI NJ.

MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE GAtENA HOTEL.
MANUFACTURE aud Keep constantly OIL hand
AVA complete assortment Of fancy and iRsor Chairs.
Also, Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Writing DESKS, Looking
Glasses. Bedsteads, &c, &c. Persons wishing to Pur-
chase viii do well call before they buy elsewhere
prepared To sell good article. and our teris
are invariably cash, we can afford 10 stiI as cheap or
cheaper. tbn any other III the city. reasonable de-
duction 20 persons buying sell again. All orders
from distance punctunIy attended TO.
.alpI MAJ, If.lt
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f. FRENTRtsS.

6tROCERY and Provision store, having removed tC
~ Sd street ncari. opposite the Post O.ioe, is ROW
prepared TO offer old and new customers the choice
selections i'll his line; nc Uding hams, pork, tea
sl,s every thing iCt that wanted for use
IN fam les aud boarding houses, the lowest Ey-
ing prices.
St Paul N, rch g, 1852. 5C-tf
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TESIE subscriber Is n en OF Flour from the above mills,
u and viii have u constant supply On hand of super
fine super lne whci viii be sold ut mill prices,
heish added.
The superior quality Of this Flour l. known to all VINO
have ritd It, ana II only eguue tral here 10 make 1t
1avorite family Flors OF Minnesota
JOHN FARRiNuTON.
81. PAM. May -. Isl.
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NElE CLOTHING HOUSE

NNII INIIOKINF' . IAIll>IINEiN 7.
kATiNNE 81 COOLEY, Roberts street, first door
w north OF Stiilman * Co., receiving an
extensive assortment u Dress French English and
Iiots and Cassmores. well as rich Vcsiings all
purchased eAprcssy Tor Their Tailoring Department.
Particular attention has been paid the Hosiery,
Glove Shirt Department. III tie Clothing Depart
mcn;, they challenge ali composition regards quality,
sIN &C and low prices.
~. Panl, MAY 8, ioJ2. ST
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St. paul Business CARDS.

SPlRIft Al. .KNOCKlNGS IN ST.. PAUL.
'EE subscriber, on the of Fifth and MINES
u Ia streets. IA now Mock! Mock Nockin. old
rags INTO handsome cheap and darabe Carpets. Lade,
n Seheh en-, please call and those spiritual knock
ngs, YOU will not intrade
lAse Quantity oi carpet warp hand, and carpets
htNe 70 oroer. 4. NJ. WALTERS.
-. Paul, MAY - 1852. Itf
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Exchange and DepOsife Once Of
{: EOkGE W. EARKINGTON l. Co.

NJ .IHINOHJ NtIttI, 81 FNW,
MONEYS Oh deposite, and interest allowed Oh all
AVI sums deposited for three months and over.
Exchanges the principal oues East and Sou,h, for
sale.
Collections in any 0f the states promptly attended 10
investments made in Real Estate, otherwise, for
persons Nirg out oi the Territory in the mo. aYan.a,
eenUs InHlmer.
Office hour, from 10 10 II o'cot L, and from to
o'clock. 33tf
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G.. y. KoVIyS a. co.

I7I Nannla. tor, ever, thing IN the fur Iinc mal
RN ia the best manner. Lades iurs, sleigh robes, I,
coats cals and gloves. Upper Town, nearly oPposi
the B,cA iiot.l, ~. Paul. 45--.t
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BEN. w. BRUNSON.

AIDES Breast Pins rings finger rings, gold lock
cts card cases, port monnaies, etc, etc, at
ju24-ia ROBINSOS'S Jewery Bazaar.
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M.a Street, Gai,na, III.
Sole Agcn, in Gaena for the sale sloans Medicines
r. NirLAGAN,
sSt TOR AGE & Commission. Water Street between
- Green aud Washington Streets, Gacna Ill.
). ). MERRILL. 4 CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
HoOts and shoes,
No. SO, SteamJOs! Lnnding. GaIena
l.. >. FELT. Gaiena. iii.
Wholesal lie and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
ceres, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crocj;ery, furnishing Goods,
Mattresses, &c
ALSO-Seeps constantly OH hand large stock
of Ride and Blasting Powder and Fuse. 2-lt
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MRS. MARY MERRICk.
Fashionable Miiiiner II Mantua Maker.
NO. so. MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILLS.

TO THE LADIES.
10 10 Mas. kERRICK, at Galena and learn to cut
N dresses for yourselves others only halt day Is
required To learn this improved plan II j. the best and
most simple mode yet invented. teach By Fowler s
improved plan, and satisfaction given or no charge
MARY MERRiCK.
CaIeun Nov lst 1852 4 33-tf
Burbank's Northwestern Express.
DURING the close of navigation viii dispatch spe-
y cai messengers TO ana from st. Paul ad CRiena,
semi monthly. Frcights forwarded twice week--ali
Kinds OF xpress business including remttanccs OF mo-
ney collections purchase and sale Of merchsndize and
property, &C., promptly attended to-
c. r RICE, & co. .a,,
CONSTANS * BURBANK, )
81. Paul, Dec 9, le52-tf
NJ A messenger will leave for Gaiena. Monday,
Dec 20 Money aud orders should be handed in before
oicock Oi ihat morning.
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GEORGE W. SWEET.
'0untN SuryeYOr and Land Agent,

SArk RAPIDS, BENTON COUNTY. MINNESOTA rERkIToRF.
\t} Ill attend to pre-emping claims, had locating
" military land warrants, IN the Comfy of Benton.
This county presents inducements the ,nis ant,
eqlalled l. any other portion oi tHe Territory.
REFERE.CES:
His Eycoliency Gov. RAMSEY, Hos. IL II. SinLEv,
n. SAMPSON, FIRST LIEUT.. L. =. Tor. Eng, L. " e.
BoRUP ESQ. 81. PAU.
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NATHAN CPICER.

MATCHMAKER and Jciceilo, Thrd Strcct, 81. Paul
HAS just received well selected stock Of Clocks
Watches aud Jcwtlry, consisting in part, as fol-
lows; Cold Bracelets, IOckes Breast Pms Scarf Pins
Gun Rings Ear Rings, Finger Rings Gold Pens Pencil
Chains, Buckles, Slides Silver and German Silver thin
nes Spectacies and Ey Protectors Clocks and Watches
of every Kind, quality and price. Combs Cutlery Per
iuinery, &c, which are for sale very cheap Tor Cash
Clocks Watches and lewelry repaired in the best
manner and warranted. t-33 =
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JOHN EsAIAs " kBpES. JosEPH WAKEFIELD.
WARREN - WAKEFIELD.
1.foraers md C0un ciiiors qt Lar and Solicit

ors in ChaUcerp:
oGc. on Third Street between Roberts and Cedar;
ST. rit L. " r.
w. & w. will attend VIA diligence and care 10 All
business of fher profession IN - diAenht courts oi
tis Territory Ihat may be cutrusieu 20 ..1'i iheir
arrangements IN The STATES oi New York aAd RlIc@
isiald such y will euaLle them 10 transact bn>-
Of general special nature il those states Win
,he almost dispatch. They will attend to
e of debts the locating Of Land Narranis
and sale city lots real estate la tie
coutT, all other matters directly indirectly
Gonuc, ed with their profession. !42-sf
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f.. S, PRICE.

- f. B. PRICE.
EDiASlfHEK, can be found hear the corner nr Jack
son anu sixth streets the lower shinsle mi
l. H. has served a regular apprenticeship the bns
ness oi psscrinE and believes lie can give entire
iacuon 10 those Who ma! employ him any branch q
his business.
i. s.Two good journey men are wanted imn ediately
81 Paul. Aug. IA, lo5l. Il
BOOK BINDING.
VIE subscriber WOald respectfully inform The Ct
kens OF -. Paul aud its vicinity that he is now ear
r.ig on the above business, in the Rad OF r.
spencers new building, OF 5ih and Robor street
Particular attention paid binding Magazines Feriod-
icals &c in plain fancy binding the shortest notice
and on reasonable terms.
JAMES MACINTOSH
ST. Paul, March q, 1852. 49-tf
NEW LIVERY STOCK.
vcATTlS0N Il BENSON, have purchased, and ex-
4 pect cagly in May, AN addition TO their Livery
stock, several new and elegant carriages, hugges and
bsroGche. also harnesses and horse furnishings aad
eIuipaee ol The most elegant description
ASOan additional stock of iine blooded, well bro
ken horses Query. IL spirited" horses in under
the iquoa Law will they be III danger OF being knock
Cd i'll the head:
Our entire stock Will $4,000 00 No
other stable in The West, OF Saihl Louis VIII be
found as complete ours.
VIII our friends and the public please remember that
1T the Livery Stable IN the Of tr AaeIican House
at the upper cad %. Saint paI they can a all hours
have such convey bv land, wheels or horse
back as thcy may desire,
PATTIsON & BENSON.
ST. Paul, April. IS, 1852. 52-tf
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Saint PAUL Business CARDS.

Dulut 4Juul BUSINESS WnrUS.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, AND JEWELRY.
~ VuNHE largest and richest as
" II sortment of
+ -SE< CLOCKS, WATCHES JEW
mo- |Vs- ELRN, &c, &c,
VI - y os~ ever offered for sale in this
- ~'. Territory, for sale cheap for
AZ ~. = ROBiNSON'S
.- Jewelry Store.
iyl II
n B.--Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, and Musical In
striinents repaired and warranted.
LOOK SHARP!
AHORSES shod according 10 Mature and Shoes made
Il FOR all kind of Diseased Feet by
BROOKE & ARTHUR
Al Their new shop OH st. Anthony street above Fort
street, where they are prepared TO DO all kinds Of
BL 4 h NIT HING.
share Of the public patronage is respectfully solicit.
ed.
n H. No charges for Horse Shoeing when not salts
factory TO Customers.
81. Pai, Feb 5. 42.tf
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1RCHiTECTr HOUSE BUILDING

MARTIN ID, CLARK, Fort Street, ST. Paul,
OFFERS his professional services in the above
~ branches. He feels assured from the confidence
imposed in his ability and skill for the last year ny
Of the most accomplished citizens OF the town. To
ottrr his services IN department OF building that
he required. Ee undertakes to tc responsible for
the faithful ana complete execution oi his work, and
Will be prompt 10 perform it within the time speciEed
ia the 9ntract. c9ly
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r. n. NELso Y.
u. {. ANEs. r. n
ANJES NELSON.

A TTOENEVS AND COUNSaLLOES AT LAW
d and solicitors in Chanrery, ~. Paul, Minnesota ;
attend with prom, and fidelity 20 all law iss
ENTRUSTED their III Minnesota, aid the ao.
lf- tuuntles OF Wl.cohsl.
I'll 4riicuar attention VIII bc given To the collection
C .etts and The location Of Land Warrants.
orp'. Is le5i. 22-ly
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PAINTING.
SNEENA MORES. On Fourth street, -.
- Paul. the middle Of town, in the building Of
Mr kAOy. up stairs, may be found ready attend to
Painting / all Its departments. House painting sign
painting, carriage and ornamental painting. all done
up promptly with paints of the best quality If
do our WORK ii slo, cplv, dnw worhmanlke manner,
DO not expect 10 business in the enlightened town OF
ST. Paul sly SHERMAN Il MOnEi.
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4 BRAN VAN VOE

ABRAM VAN WORRIES,
attorney and Counsellor at Lac and Solicitor in
Chdacery.
VIII attend 10 all professional business entrus to his
care. saltwater, MINES ota Ter. 62tf
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ST. PAUL,
Door, Sash, and Blind ManufactOry,
Corner of Fourth and ST Peter Streets)
VI. WISE CO..
EIHNER grateful for the liberal patronage hercto oore
IL extended 10 them beg leave to inform the b. iIders
Of 81. Paul and the rest of mankind general. that they
are always on ham, and are preparepared 10 make any
amount of Doors, Window Sash, Binds and Frames to
order Il, short notice III the durable manner. and
at the most reasonable prices for cash Give call.
December -, l75l. MICHAEL WISE.
Coy JONA ClSE.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-03-10
MINNESOTA PIONEER.
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