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AMERICAN HOUSE,
RODNEY PARKER, PROPRIETOR.

June lst.-J Humphrey, GaIena; Geo Johnson
Sam Tracy, St Anthony; Elwood Evans, Camp
Pierce; A Linsey, Dubuque; Capt A Remney
c G Merriield; Geo Gaipin, St Anthony; L E
Thompson; Theo Parker, Saltwater; o NJ Gil
patrick, Y; Reddcn, Granger N Y WIN
Scoggan; Hiram Moorvii.
2nd.--G A Brown, Akron o; ri. Osgood, r
r Survey; Thos Adam. do; P w Summers, Jack
sonville VI; w Bennett, do; John Roberts, VIII
mington; Marshall A Jones, Phila; III A Stiles, do
L Browning Stubenvle.
sd-M Swartzilder, Pusb'g; S r Riggs, Lac
gui Parle; johnson, Baskerville N Il; c
Johnson do; ID Downing, Mich; w 5 Salugre, n
York; NathaO Dane. Groton; IL Mace, Manches-
ter; Chas Hathouse, St Louis 7 Shcrborne,
Nor'hwood b Taylor; C Jones, st Anthony !;
W Brewster, Phi'a; Mrs Mccoy and daughter.
4,h.-lt Upton, 81 Anthony; II Varoey, do ;
VIM Dean, ST Louis; Ewood Evans, Camp Pierce.
DR. VI Hall aad lady, London gland; J Cary and
lady, Y City; Mr. Grcaves, Phila; Mr. Henshaw,
Liverpool Eng; Sergeant, Bosten James Par
ker, Soleur; s Humphrey, Gaiena; Mr. Ruby
Camp Pierce; MIR. Nefrs, do; w w Hanks, War
rem o; Remeny. Camp Pierre; Sam'l Merriam,
Concord; : Johnson.
5h.-G Smith, Woodstock; Mrs r Williams
AMI son; Morrison, ST Anthony; ID Staochfed, do;
T. Nash, do; J b Mills, do joel, Hudson.
6h.-P Todd, Iiulsou, K O Lowering, Re
serve; Smelling; Geo W Prescott, ST Anthony
NJ Varny, do; Chas { Gram, Salisbury \ II /;
Gen Wilson 81 Peters; Mr. Shamway Twin Lake.
7th.--H McCailman, Philnda; w Northrop,
Joliet Ills; Horace Seclc., Y; Hiram Porter,
Jefferson Pa; A Bishop, Galena; J htney,
Saltwater; Mr. Cobbas, \ Orleans; W O'Mahony,
81 Croix J NJ Jarrett, ST Antho1y; J II Burr, n
+ II r. | F Osgood. do; II Osborne, do WIN.
b Dodd, Rock Bend.
Ship Tetazin, Pha; II g Dyer, n Y; l. J
Smith, DO; NJ Hall, England; W Boorman, n
Y; Thos B Wige,ll, do; Wm u Allyn. Hartford CT;
II d Jones, Chicago; 4 Goddard and lady, Bos-
ton; Il Il Lewis and i.dy, \ y; II GLEN. Phila;
Miss Mach,y and sister, do; Hiss McCullot, DO;
NJ s. Douihott 81. Louis
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ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI.
Commission and Forscard.ng House.
JOSEPH mooRIDos. rRasc.s~c,s,,,
MOCRIDGE & NIc,FITL. fN'''
Late TwchcIl g. Mogrdgel
Corner u Com'nerctal and Pine Streets
II toNsIGN rs and Commissions viii r,ss, ,.,.,
~ prompt and personal attention and liberal c,su
aDvANcEs will be given on Constituents. or rms ~
Lading IN HAND NA''' Vi Di' "a
-. me Forwarding and Receiving Of Merchandise and
lowest rates OF Freight will always be prccnre9 ana
me expense of Storage and Drayage IS much 3, nos
sbie avoided. " "s-' ~ Pos'
ORDERS ron PURCHASING filed a, the shortex, m.
1'ee aiu lowest market prices.
Page e. Bacon,
Charles Blow Co, :. ,.
Choteau e. Vale, ~. Lchif
Doan, King & Co.
H. ID. NewcOmb & Brother
W. Reynolds, Loaisvnia
Ellis & Morton
Srader & German,
Hosea X Frazer ! Cincinnati
Springer 4 Whiteman,
Z. q. Goodman L. Co
)! W. Butler & Brother,
y y IA hes Sos.. Co. r.. Flt:,burs.,
Morgan, j. NJ. Buck s Morgan
Shields Miller,
L. {. KarnaU PhilsdelpJs-
r. d. Comegvs,
tis.s1 ase g : Co Cole Baltimore.
S S5ss' : ! f Fs %s.;. }ss~ York
A. G. Farwell & Co., n
Howard, Son & Co. { Dostoh-
IT. c. Twiche i Co, New Orleans
we nave al open Policy % Insurance. which will
cover all shipments address when advised by
ieleF per mail. or whe endorsed on bills OF ladins
before or at the time OF shipment
MOGRiDGE q NcFAUL
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o. Gesday las, the Hon. A. q. Chat6eld left ,his
,4ce take his scat upon the bench of the Supreme
Court + Minnesota If we were TO Judge from the
nera expressions Of regret that hear from most
sverY ctzen the numerous friends that took him by
she hanl as he left the wharf with kind ''good bye "
heartfelt wish for his prosperity and happiness in
hia field Of labor, we should say tina, there were
lgi tess here who could leave Il enosha aud be more
missed.
Bo, rha, is our less will be perhap. their gain. We
predict for Judge Chathcld a success co equal with
b. m-lits. The Territory of Minnesota is vet new
there IS nottha' party spirit there that would sac
rce talent and great weight of character to elevate
those q greater professions but inferior in Intellect
AID bankrupi in character. Judge Cha,feld's opinion
81 otces always was, that the Office should seek the
can3 date instead Of the candidates seeking for the
the oince. We shall look forward to the time when
rac crniDed robes shall fall from his shoulders that
tau senatoria ines will lie placed on by the Democra-
81 81 he then new Democratic State Of Minnesota.
The society lf St. Paul will receive AN accession
lha person e Mrs. Cha,feid of which it may well
seei rroud Sac is "A lady Of finished education and
sars aecomplisanenis. But in addition to ihis the
chrls IN grsces form unmportant part Of her
character, and the church will find in her true
frIend May they find in their home the realiza.
tion II all their hopes and aspirations, and may
their shadows never he lcss.-tKenosho Dem.
Magnetic Iron Ore, OF remarkable richness and in
great quantty, has been found in Tuscarawas county
Ohio.
Col. Fremont is still detained in London by the le
sa proceedings against him there. the action Of Con
gfess not having been sufficient to free him.
Troops for New Mexico to the number of 200, ar,
70 lsaye Fort Leavenworth on the 18th of June, of
feTing sale escort for emigrants.
The Leander, Captain King, OF 80 guns, is I,
bring the Earl Of Elesncre to America and is to re
'aaIR Ny Fork during the Great Exhibition.
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Ecclesiastical Notice.

PRESBYTERIAN Church, ". S.-Rev. Z. ID. Neil',
Pastor preaching every Sabbath at loa, A. NJ, and
II NJ.
PRESBYTERIAN Church, o. S..--Rev. J. G. Reihel-
daTer, Pastor; preaching every Sabbath at lOS, A.
NJ, and 8 P. NJ.
Baptist Church, Rev. T. R. Cressey, Pastor;
preaching every Sabbath, at loa A. NJ, and u r.
NJ.
Methodist Episcopal Church; Rev. NJ. Sorin !;
preaching every Sabbath, at l0a A. NJ, and II P.
VI.
German Methodist Church; Rev. August Korf-
hage; preaching every Sabbath, at 10Y A. NJ, and
II p. NJ.
Christ's Church Rev. r. Wilcoxson, Rector;
Services every Sabbath, at l0t, A. NJ, and 81, P.
NJ.
Roman Catholic Church; RI. Rev. Joseph Cretin,
Bishop; services every Sabbath, at loi A. NJ, 3,
and II, p. NJ.
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TO Volunteers and Others engaged in
the " inuebac0 War.
NEW STORE.

Blu VI. at his new Store on ST. Anthony street,
10 two doors below the Rice House has just
ed from the CITY of New York with Stock of Fancy
Dry Goods that cant be beat in this any other city
at the Union. Among his stock viii be found of
the finest French Goods imported; am deternin-
ed to give bargains. Ladies, if you Goods, that
SURPASSED for beauty and cheapness, call my
new store St Anthony street, and will sell You
Goods at prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
Millinery goods Of every quality and all varieties.
Gloves ard Hosiery, o. all kinds and prices. Ladies
and q eRtlemCns' Boots and Shoes. Gents Furnishing
Goods. In fact every article in the Dry Goods line
he got for cash, than other
establishment in the City. This trne--iry and
Judge for yourselves.
MAY 90, le53.-6tG
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DOWN COMES THE PRICE OF CT.


rNNHE undersigned direct from ST. Louis, would in
Il form the citizens oil ST Paul and vicinity, well
the rest OF Minnesota, that he has permanently es-
Iibiished himself in st. Paul for their special
mediation, and tor the purpose Of carrying his old
business in which he feels assured he has already
a good reputation. He keeps constantly on hand all
kinds of Cigars, OF rhe best quality, Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco of various brands, with good as
sortment of Pipes, &c, &c. All of which he and
viii sell cheap be bought in ST. Louis Ga
lena. lie wishes il distinctly understood that ne has
come 10 ST. Paul make il his home, where he hopes
tn 'live and LEI i've, and feels confident he supply
all parts of tho Territory With everything in his line
The reasonable And any article purchased
of him, and failing give entire satisfaction be
turned aud che money W i'll be refunded.
All he asks is GONE and see" at his store on
Third street, few doors shove Jackson where he is
always hand ready and willing wait upon his
friends and no trouble to show goods.
7-u CAMPBELL
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CHEAP GROCERIES.

CHEAP GROCERIES.
T NJ. FARMER, late OF the firm Of Rey & Farmer,
- is pleased TO inform his old friends and all those
wishing purchase Groceries aud Provisions cheapiy,
that he received, and offers for sale at the lowest
cash prices his Third Street, next door
below the Worlds Fair, large fresh and well selected
stock CT articles in his Ine Consisting IL part Of The fol-
lowing:
Sugars, OF all varieties,
Teas, the latest importat ions and best qualities,
Coffee West India and Mediterranean Fruits,
Fish--Cod Mackerel and Herring,
Pickles and Preserves Of all kinds
Nuts-Ain onds, Filberts, Brazil, &c,
Tobacco and Cigars,
Molassey and syrup, hes. quality, from Becher's Re-
inery,
Flour-Superfne of the choicest brands,
Hams, Shoulders and Pork,
And all other articles in the line Of family consump
ton, great and small, too tedious to mention.
am bound to sell, and those wishing to trade vii
find it to their advantage to call.
J. NJ. FARMER.
May Is, '5S 4-y
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TRUMAN NJ. SMITH.

Jtstlce q he Feace, NotMy PNbic, CoHecsoT AID
Gas1ai Agent.
HAS removed his Office TO the Brick Block opposite
y the Post Oiice, corner OF Third and Minnesota
streets, where he will be found ready attend the
collection of debts, purchasing and selling real estate
payment OF taxes, Locating Land Warrants, &c. Hav
ing been in the business for time past, and
being provided with MAPS Of all the surveyed portion
Of the Territory and of the the ST Peters,
he haters himself that he will be able give salts.
ton to all who may give him call.
n. Il. Town Lots in ST. PAIL, St. Anthony and all
the the Peters for sale reasonable prices
Also, Farms in the country, with without inn prove
ments.
St Paul June ?, le53.-1tC
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WORLDS FAIR.
J. W. BOND.
N. n. KELLOGG
j. W. BOND NJ. N. KELLOGG
A NEW FIRM,
AT THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CITY DRUG
STORE.

AT THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CITY DRUG
STORE.
r w. BOND&M n. KELLOGG respectfully inform
- the citizens Of the Territory, that they have taken
the Drug and Apothecary establishment formerly
pied by Drs Jarvis IL Day, ST. Anthony in the
Upper Town, st. Paul, and have just received large
and carefully selected stock of fresh Drugs Medicines
Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Paints. Oils, Varnshes
Tnrpentine, Alcohol, Spirit Gas, Dye Sufs, Brushes
Pernmery, Fancy Soaps, Brittana Lamps, SC. A SUI
perior article OF old Pale and Dark Brandy, Port Wine
he best yet imported to the Territory Also fresh
Lemon Syrup Extract of Vanilla and Vanilla Bean
Physicians and country merchants Will be supplied on
the liberal terms, and all orders promptly attended
Physicians prescriptions carefully and shillfuIy
compounded at all hours, day night.
For the accommodation of Painters and others, the
heavy articles, such Pure White Lead; Paints, all
colors, Oils Varnishes, Window Glass, Turpentne,
Putty &C., &C., will be supplied at small advance
over manufacturers prices
All articles warranted PURE and 0EYMfNE at
able rates.
A call from the citizens of town and country is
cited, determined to give such strict atten
ton TO bxsiness and offer such inducements viii
please the stidious Any article usually kept
on hand will be ordered from below possible
wanted.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION.,
Having been empIoyed>fh the manufacture Of pur-
cities Of Philadelphia and Rio de Janero for Is years,
profess to understand il thoroughly, and will now
give it my whole attention. J. w. BOND.
| St. Paul, May 26--3t. Druggist and Chemist.
NOTICE-.TO THE PUBLIC.
THOSE persons ishing to be comfortable during
the warm weather will find il greatly to their ad-
vantage call upon T. RICHIE and procure one OF
his beautiful and pleasant summer Hats. Call early as
! they going fast and selling cheap.
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CATHCART, KERN CO.,
BENTON COUNTY PRoBArE CouR7

BENTON COUNTY PRoBATE COURT.
Territory Of Minnesota, L.
County Of Benton,
I Probate Court for the county Of Benton, held at
~ the Office Of the Judge thereof AT Sank Rapids on
the 18th day Of March, in the year thousand eight
hundred and fifty three
Present, William Ii. Wood Judge.
In the matter OF the estate Of John Leo deceased APP
plcation having this day been made by George w.
sweet 10 be appointed administrator OF the estate OF
said deceased.
IL is thefeupon ordered that the 10th day Of June
next, o'cock i'll the forenoon of said day, be
signed when the heirs and all persons interested in sad
estate may appear the Probate Office Sank Rapids
and show if any they have why the PRAYER OF The
petitioner should be granted And it Is further or
dered that said petitioner copy of this order TO
be published in the Minnesots Pioneer, a newspaper
printed in The OF Paul in said Territory, three
weeks successfully, each week, previous TO the
above appointed Tor the hearing in the premises
WILLIAM II. WOOD.
Judge Of Probate
March, 1853 $50 81
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J. W. DowSEe. J. II. MASON.

Architects and Builders, 81. Pau MIN. 7eT.
WILL keep constantly on hand The best quality Of
w lumber and materials for building; those want
ing good houses built in the latest e mos the EARLY
fented) Will mad il 70 their advantage give them
call at their shop, the OF Main and Csptoi
Streets, al the residence O.! J. w. Downer or ST.
Anthony street, few doors o. the American
Houss.
n. b. Jobbing cone on the shorttst notice All OF
ders left at the American House will receive prompt
attention.
~. Paul. March ~, 1853. Is
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REAT, ESTATE.

REsA L rs 4 Ee
%TsA I offer property sfuatedin The town .Stl2e2
IsTIm Of Saint Paul, and in its iinmedi- ;3k7f.SE
ist24ate vicinity, for sale low for cash @41axTf&
The such as DO not often present xNyHkF
themselves to the capitalists. Two dwell
Ing houses and several lots Of land, in -~A'H--~-
central part If ST. Paul. with abundant supply Of excel
lent water With this property will be sold about
iand, cred with large and thrifty growth Of
wood.
have also for sale. number of five lots with
growing timber them. situated OF, and in the
date vicinity Of public roads, and not mile from
81. Paul. The above property will be sold sucn low
for cash, that the purchaser Immediately sell
az ain advance.
For sale tne prices will be proportonably higher.
Apply to HENRY A. LAMBERT, third corner
Cedar, or d. T. iIOYT, St Paul. ll-ly
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CO-PARTNERSHJP.

4 LEX. REY & LAMBERT MAY, under the firm OF
"A Rey May, have entered into co-partnership for
the purpose of transacting Wholesale and Retail Gro
Gerry and provision business. Their place of bus ness
is al the old stand of Alex Rey, Roberts Street. near
Third.
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
nAn ACRES Of choice land in this heauti-
44OOV ful Territory, by the section, half Sec
,ion quarter section, or single acre.
1900 Acres in the vicinity Of st. Paul, near the
Capital Of the Territory, in the midst Of country last
filing up, and rapidly rising in value.
1000 Acres in the vicinity Of St Anthony Falls,
near the greatest power in the Northwest, the
centre of the numbering interest Of the Territory.
500 Acres near the young and thriving village OF
Manomu the Mississippi fiver above the Falls in
beautiful country fast opening TO emigration.
100 Acres near ana bordering Oh White Bear Lake
splendid sheet Of noted for its beaut i shores
and fine FISH This land easy of access by good roads
and is first quality Of soil. Beautiful lakes and
of the purest wafer abound in every part, all
well stocked with choice varieties Of Ash.
These lands divided into heavy timber, oak open.
ing and natural prsrie forming the beautiful
cry imsg able, and presenting the most favorable
rety for The choice Of Il farm.
HENRY McKENTY.
81. Paul ". r., April 81, 1853. s. Sm
~ uLE and misrue Of the English IN America By !! al
NJ ibarton. liel LIE DUG & RoHEER.
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FOR SALE.

III LIBERAL Inducements now offered by the sub
4 scriber to all those wishing to purchase aDded
property in or about ST Paul, TWO III NDRED LOTS
in eligible positions within the limits of the corporation
will he sold terms to suit purchasers.
ALSO one lot fronting on St. Anthony street. near
the American Hote 90 feet front by $50 feet Deep upon
which is substantial three story brick building % feet
front BY 40 feet deep; the lower part of which is snta
bic for any mercantile business, and the second and
third stories Of which admirably adapted for Offices
the same lot there is comfortable dwelling house,
good warehouse and carriage house
ALSO eighty of valuable land laid out In
lots, Immediately adjoining and overlooking the town,
the Saltwater road, aordng excellent sites for
Try residences the most advantageous terms and in
such quantities as may he desired.
ALSO the undivided half OF quarter section OF land
living on the Saltwater road, Eve miles from the city OF
St. Paul.
All Of the above property will be sold al extremely
low rates for cash. JOHN X. IRVINE.
ST. Paul. May Is. 1853 If
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REMOVAL.
VXTM. S. COMBS has removed his Book Store
w nearly opposite his old stand, where he would
be pleased all his friends; feeling assured that he
suit them in every thing in his line My new
goods have arrived; among which can be found
goo Rolls Wall Paper, Window Curtains,
Bordering and Screens.
All the late Cheap Publications, Uncle Toms Csbn,
and key to same
Blank Books In all varieties Stationery Of every des-
crpton and of the best quality. Fancy Goods, TO
mention; but call in, as it il no trouble to
show goods at
COMES FRANKLIN BOOK STORE,
Between the Rice and American Houses.
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ARRIVALS,

AT the Principal hotels in St. Paul, for the week
ending June S,h.
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FOR SAIL

vEHHE large three story house and lot situated Main
Il street, i'll the town OF saltwater, known the
saltwater House." formerly kept for hotel, with
stable and out buildings connecied is for sale and
VIII be sold upon the reasonable terms; This large
and wei! finished house situated upon The principal
business street in the town, the steamboat laud
ing. aud well constructed for hotel and a.
chance Tor investment any person wish
ing TO engage in the business OF keeping hotel.
For further Information and the of sale apply
VI. L. AMES, Esq, at sui water.
Anril e, 1853
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WHITNET.S GALLERY OF DAGUER-


WHITNEr'S GALLERY OF DAGUER-
REOTHpES.
FTNtfE subscriber having recently made great improve
Il menis in the arrangement Of light in his gallery and
having procured the latest improved apparatus which,
together with his before superior Stock makes tie
appointments Of his Gallery equal if not superior to airy
in the West IS now prepared to execute Dasuereotype
licensees - a style unsurpassed by any operator.
Life is uncertain and persons in health should de-
lay in procuring one or more of these
mentos OF life which, under the trying circumstances
Of final separation o! friends, no price purchase
Miniatures taken Any weather. and neatly In lock-
cts pins, rings. bracelets canes; large variety Of
which kept constantly hand, and patterns
being constantly received All are respect July invited
call and examine specimens.
ST Paul, Aug s. 1854 le-tf
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ME undersigned would ask the attention OF persons
DESTROYS Of ornamentins their grounds TO the cat
alogue OF 1essrs John sgerson Il Brothers, old and
experienced Fruit Growers and Nursery men; having
purchased trees and shrubbery from Ihem several
years, can recommend their be such repre-
sented Their fruit trees grated of the best and
most improved varieties, and adapted to northern lati
tudes.
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MANKATO CITY. MINNESOTA, FOR
SALE.

20 LOTS in the City Of Mankato. Blue Earth
II - County, situated at tile head Of Steamboat
navigation, on the great Southern bend Of the Mime
ia, ST. Peters River, the mouth Of The Blue
Earth.
Apply TO the subscriber James K. Lawrence
ESQ., who is the Special Agent at MaDkato City for the
sale Of this property. HENRY McKENTY.
ST Paul. April lS53-6rn52
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:hoiee varieties If apple trees from to yrs. Old.

In addition the above their asscstnen. Of grapes
ounces currants, gooseberres dshliss chrysanthou-
uns eeranius, cactus hgs, raspberry and strawberry
are very LARGE ard prices low any establish
ment OF the khc. east west
Orders received ard promptly sttenped TO by
29-6m GEO. w. HARRINGTON, agent.
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NEW STORE! NEW GOODS.:
THE
ST. PAUL HALLOF FASHION.
n AN now opening the largest Stock Of READY
Z MADE CLOTHING ever brought to the Territory
Al Haptin's Old Stand ca Third Street.
And will sell at New York prices, being connected
with some of the largest houses in the East
1000 assorted Coats, from 81 to SO
ZOO pr pants, all style, 81 S.
5000 vests, all varieties, 81 10 As
600 Linen Bosom Shirts Collars, Cravats. Handkrs
Socks, &c. Also, large lot of Dry Goods.
Ladies cali ana see-and YOU vii. say the cheapest
Good. III 81. Paul a.
LEWIS UYNEMAN'S.
Also, large assortment of Boots and Shoes.
ST Paul, May s. I9s3 If
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TAKE NOTICE.
FENIAT the Notes and Accounts Of Il. G. Taylor
d left with me for adjustment and collection. All
persons indebted to him by book account will
please call Otce OF Wilkn Van Etien. and
tie the l. VAN ETTEN
St Paul, Jan. ooth. le5o.--I45-,E
ST. PAUL FERRY.
FTN1E subscribers have ready horse boat;
Il ana all things in complete order for crossing Tie
river al st Paul. Lower Landing, with al. passengers
and teams. We shall he attendance al the Ferry,
the usual hours OF business, and possible shall
secure The constant attendance OF good ferfyman. The
OF teiage lower here than other ferry
from 81. Louis 10 ST. PRrl.
JAMES " GOODBYE,
ISAAC =. GOODHJE,
yt22 PfoprietOrs.
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SAML.. STELLW ELL.

$751; SAML. STfLLNVELL. 1851
Nc. 90, O!ire ST., tetueen Second and Third.
ST. LOUIS, No
M ANUFACTURER Of pure Alcohol and pure
w spirits OF any proof required.
ALSO
Spiri, Gas. Fhosgene Gas, Chemical OIL and Cam
phene,
Warranted Of superior quality, and for sale on
sonable terms en- 10
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
A FARM OF 2lr ACRES with ten acres broken on
"A which crop raised last summer Has on il a
good Tamarack house, Is 2S and stable 20 49, There
is good Spring the house and fine stream OF wa
running through the farm. II is situated the beau
tiiu and picturesque lake, Johanna; miles from ST
Paul and l-2 miles from ST Anthony Falls with good
roads leading each way. HENRY McKENTY.
ST. Paul, April I2, le53.-6m52.