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--H~oeH
WHAT IS A CRY The author OF
the book entitled "Acts ofthe Legis-
lature efthe State of Louisiana for
1853" has raised the question, and
we reiterate it; and call upon every
body interested in the matter to aid
us in defining the difference between a
town and city. We have looked
into all our books, and collected mater
ials enough to make twenty-four duo.
adecimo volumns out of. We find
however nothing more satisfactory
than the definition in Holingshead's
: Lexicon, publish at Brussels in 1917
Hollingshead says: "C1TY-a large
town-a place with suburbs" This
is the most ancient definition we can
find, and we ask the author of the new
yoiumn Of "Acts''if he has any au-
thoity prior to this9 II not, we shall
I proceed at an early .dats to discuss
the claims ofthis place to the title Of
s'City" 1.-THE question is to be des-'
cided on the matter Of suburbs, we
will put our place against any other
in Christiandom. ASudbur5s." Have
we not the suburbs "Grasse" the
suburbs "Beauegard" and other sub
burbs! 1.-THE question hangs on the
matter Of suburbs" our people may
rest quiet; for the Comet will prove
our title clear and show that a new
yolumn Of acts must be issued before
the excellent laws contained therein,
can Be- put in force'
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ga communication on the SUBJ
ject of railroads in East and West
Baton Rouge, is on our table. We
regret that the length Of the article
precludes it from our columns. It is
very Interesting and well written
paper, and much better suited for a
"Msnthly," than for DAILY" or
Weekly" newspaper. We would
like the authors consent to transmit
it to the Commercial Review, where
it will reach that portion of the COM
munity most interested in works of
enterprise and improvement.
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J6st Received.

Z. uSt1GeCe1Ve0'
n DOZEN Cillerie's extra Champagne"
4 in basket 400 boxes fresh ssrdines,
the best in the market; 400 doz.. Anchovies;
SIS CALLS, Pavilion Brandy, Butter and
Cheese, ja'y27 s F. BLANCHARD.
ERESH Soda, Butter and Sugar crackers.
i july. 81. s. F. BLANCHARD.
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Feed! Feed!

Feed Feed!
Q00 Bags o. Corn, Oats and bran for
OVO sale by Ljuly 2sl Joshua BEAL.
Shattered Corn.
\ LOT Of shattered corn forsale by
"A. july % JOSHUA BAEL.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17

the great ,horougiares Of the Territory tend mere
by lis great Accessibility 10 the Northern, South.
| efn and Western commercial interests though
4 will not take precedence Of ST. Paul 40 ,ha
commercial emporium, of,he Territory, ye, Iyinx
rs II does IN the cenire Of great agricultural b.
sin, II Will do the business Of wide region, and
an intermediate reservoir Of all those stream, Of
commerce which will fnw 10 s., Paul. !, will.
IN fact, be ths agricultural capitol of shs Tersao-
ry The site OF the town il now in the hands of
few propfietcs. Acting myself for The Amer:.
can Far Company Il; tbs place, | nigh, bs sus.
pected OF sinister motives il | enlarged on tho
prospects open 10 the capita lists in this new field
81 Speculation. his consideration would be en-
hTeiy iJo weak i1 apply TO MY rcconme nda ton
os lie country round this town. Mr. F-has
already made sevora!y !Ga,le cisims fer Eastern
r.ents. he value OF Oca'..G l.. The io,n,edi,,.
vieirhy OF this point need nci bc enlarged upon.
would take occasion 10 say thai lots are now
al tn''r minimum price. and there many VAL
hrbie iocaimns not Yet appropriated This
which would seem to indicate want Of anpre
c,aton on ihe part Of settlers. is really not So
f"r more settlers are ccpsresaied at this point
IMAM any o.ner; but 1t Is 20 the unusually low
shSe oi waller 'his IS 10 he principally attributed.
here Is one obstruction IA our Otherwise henu,i
tai river, which Il; ce1lain stages renders II M,
oavgab!e 10 steamboats,, OF io ANYTHING but a
cIass oi opii's propelled by bar aud poie--a mode
OF transportation too expensive 70, eniisrat,oa.-
An expenditure Of : 1900 would entirely obyiats
th.. ineohsenierce. 1he uncertainty Of The trea
y proceedng-not achieved till within q few
weeks--has alone delayed lis removal, which
vii now al once lie accomplished, and ihus
every gate viii he unbarred 10 the how ef emf
grafton which sexpec,-d Is in the Spring
II will at once be seen that the circumstances
which have as yet delayed emigration 10 ,h,.
beautiful region, otter 10 the en'erprsjnc ad,en.
turer ihe surest guarantee of sucress The
soundness oi The foundation on when the prns.
poets oi Traverse fesis, IS proved by the slgnf-
cant ''ct. that all the capitalists in The Territory
axe struggling ior precedence of .4terest II. i,s
site, IL Is impossible In ihe time and limits al
loHed ne 10 90 iulher into The details of the IN
cdeuial superiority Of particular points ana-
nous 10 prou.oe the introduc iou OF ca pilal here
~ at any rate 10 induce the Immigration Of cast.
EN- enterprise and energy, that those rich har-
vests may be rcapcd b. worthy men, NAV to
excused Tor ,res.passing 50 far on your attention
and pro5abiy exceeding the Intention Of our rnu.
tnai friend Is request 80
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17

OH gadl, do hail the glorious dawnng,
OF the lons-ooked-for aad evcntful time,
When We should welcome thousands hither coming
From every state and every land and cline.
All! yes, with grat-f, hearts we greet the rising
OF fair Coumbi,s brilliant Western star,
Which added now unto he's constellation,
Sheds efuge o'er the wor affair."
\ noble destiny awaits young Minnesota,
Whose magic now far aad near is known;
Soon will her praise be sung among the nations,
And distant states her sway will s.adts own.
Hither New Ensand's sturdy sons will hastcn---
And where, ASK, is not the Yankee loundl
The Soulhroa too, will seek the groves arcadan,
Where crystal lakes with health and sport abound.
E'en now the fame of her wide spreading prairics,
Is flying swift DER m ,untain, hill an! dale
And Europc's famsh>d tribes have learned with
rap,nrs.
The praises Of her more than Tempean vale.
The vineclad hills Of Rhine have heard the story,
And weIcome is borne to Esim's Isle;
While polished Frank, and hardy eek and No,thmen
Will leave the land where tyrants reign the while.
Here industry shall rear her stately n,ansions
And art AM science long triumphant reign
The earth subued, shall yiei her richest treasures
In mineral wealth and Gelds of golden grain,
And thus where now f.w save til, wild Dakotas,
Mid forests deep and DER the waters roam,
A mighty commonwealth will soon be rising,
And millions here shall fad JOYOUS home.
l.. NJ. F.
Grovchnd ". T., 1859.
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FL RNiTUrE,.
NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION
AEnHk,

On 81. 1Httoay Street, two do0rS beioW the american
House
FE'lE Unt tsiened wOuld pectfuy invite The atten-
tion o! he pahic 10 their large and well selected
stock OF Groceries and Provisions. Also, Read, Made
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Wines Liquors Nails, Glass
Hardware. etc. all "t which VIII be SOLD cheap for cash
g. lease call and examine before purchasing else
where. RNINE ~ BkUIuEK.
81. Paul Oct. lG. i55l IN
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E:iS kSll NlE

have arrangement How. for hrCipg trf sh meat
Il ice, III wintee temperatures and shall be- spar
ing, neither OF pains money 10 have the choicest
bce pork mutton. lamb >ausaSCs ana other varieties
customers send in tiIcr children, for
bit oi tchdcriiEe steak, roast cins else that
good, and they shall have the best The SHOP and
houest weight Nh shop, remember. IS -. AIihuny
street, just few SIC above tuiiets story brick
maN TIT WM. NiILS
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4. ~. lsN kll,

Corner Third and Ro5crts sis, Peel, Mn.
Of zinc tn, sht ct IRON and COP
w per, informs te Clizes OF 81 Paul that he heeps
hand large assortment; of stoves which he will sell
VERY low for cash Ca and before nag elsewhere;
al>o tin Of the best quaty, Wholesale and
tal. lndan traders would dc Ne. 70 call ana eNalnine
81. j., IL
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JOHN HOLLAND.
AND APPRAISER

(tEIII\t or buyii, Merchandise Real Estate care
- fully attended 10 at - 10 per cent commission.
Now sale lot of good Mahogany aud Back " al
nut turnnre chairs etc. Heavy shect9s, calico and
hanneS nails, MIXED paints au coors, OIL putty var
uish, painted AID grained doors. glazed SASH signs,
sieighs ana Carriages painted Ga the premises
Business rooms to reut.
Hlland's Fumtue Rooms, Ceatrai 81. Pem.
a.
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Have You good Understanding +,

MARVIN. invites the public examine The
10 best STOCK ol materials III his line thai has ever
been seen IN the Territory. He challenges either side af
The Atlantic 20 produce better quality of French CAR
skins, specially adapted for the winter season.
On hand, also, Ladies' fine custom made shoes and
ga.c.s. A.So, Gcntcaeus Caf and Kip Boots the he,t
that can be made. fOu know t.e At,nd-Third street
near Roberts street
Sa:ntpaul, November. 1851 q,
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CAsHFoR BL.CKs,IITHING.

w T. have bought ont the brick hackenth shop Of
w Mr. Tay Tor ad tie roN shop adjoining II, the
h:ctiGt of Forf Hill and ST AEbony streets, 81. fau
where sau carry on b.acksnithing and iow making
all al the either stock
nut may hc desired. We intend to do work strict
iN upon cash principles while, therefore, shall rigid
~ eAact prompt pay ioont the prices OF labor Will be
VERY LOW. VIII the pEbl.c try work and
pIices, ABBOTT Il SONS.
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Exchange and DepOsitc OGlce of
GEORGE w. HARRINGTON & CO..

Sf. .fHWoNy NTceF, ST. F0uI,
MONEYS on acrGse, ard interest allowed on all
~ sums deposited for three months and over.
Exchanges on the principal cities East aud Souih for
saic
Collections in any of the States promptly attended TO
investments nfatie in Rea! Estate otherwise or
persons living out of the Territory, the advauta-
gccis manner.
Office hours, from 10 to ii O'Clock, and from TO
O'Clock. 33tf
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HE subscriber has JGst opened 1T he corner OF Third
! and Jackson SIS, Bt TCliEk'S STALL, n. Nh!rh
VIII he found usually every variety of The best meats at
eau hc obtain ed l. vii he ms edri> the
wants of iis Customers promptly and 10 deal JHsy and
honurahiN with those favor Iin 1t call.
His experience hii1 Of his capacity siice
iice and skll. IL. Z. WOLF.
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=. J. X. MCMILLAN.

=. J. Il. MCMILLAN.
ATTORNEY AND COuNSEIIO: AT LAW.
w ILL attend promptly and fih.liy to all business
w entrusted To him i'll the Ii OF his profession
saltwater, ST. Panl, st. Anthony aud thioughnut III =
Territory OF Minnesota, and ,he ssjouirg counties OF
The State oi Wisconsin,. Office, SrILLW arER, Min.
PREFERENCES
His ES Alex. Ramsey, Geo. w. Campbell a. Co.,
st. Paul. 0ialela.
Dr. C. w. Borup, Mr.. II. Lansing,
Mr.. J. w. Slmpson, " Mr.. ). q. Butler, ST Louis.
Hon. A.W. Looinis Pittsb'g }. II. Larkin q Co.
4" {. Shaler. Slm'l ] w ether, Il & Co"
j L. Moorhcad ESQ. .' Jos. C. Batter u Co. Gin.
C. W. jackson, Esq. Mr.. Jos Z. Bcegs,
Saml Gormly, Esq. MIR. o Walker, Marine Mills
Maj. !. B. Batter and " II. Burkc,
citizen, geHtra1iy, = q" &. j. Butier, "
g--ly
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r.. ERt,NTRiSS.

4 tROC ERl ahJ Provision store, having removed to
~ 3d street nearly opposite the Post Office.
prepared To offer to old and customers the choicest
seecoms ia his liue: including hams, PORK, Tea coffee
sugar, ncreVerN hing in i.cI that wanted far
M families and boarding houses, II TIC very invest y
ing prices.
ST Paul, March Is, 1852. Self
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FhtI subscriber is agent Of Flour The above mills
II AND VIII have constant supp.y on hand OF super
fine and extra supefle, which viii be sold mill prices
height added.
superior quality Of this Flour is known 70 all who
have TIE, it, and ii oniy requires trial here 10 naAe
Il tav ogite family Flour OF Minnesota.
JOHN FARRINGTON.
Pa as1 M.,o
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-7-777-77-177-- - -7-777 :
EAGLE. B.t kERI.

EAGLE. BAKERY.
NJOW shall have htiij at all hours OF DAY and
night lo:ycs, cruniret-, cracacrs, cakes of all
sorts--crery thing liz ny li'c, done up according to
the beet oi my skill Thanking public for past
encouragement, shall continue yonr custom.
Corner Of ST. Anthony and Fort streeis.
April -, lo52. (j2--iD GEO. SPENCE.
ST. PAUL BAk EATING.
III who loye good eating, cnil at the 81. Paul Bake
~ ry, WHERE they do thugs up White, not Brown.--
We shall have on hand ut nIi times Bread and Crack
Cakes and Candles OF every description; Ice Cream
ana small Beer, and every thing else in our line. Call
and for Yourselves. G. Il w BATES.
II Paul, April 20, 1852. 2-tf
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AKGE STOCK Oi EOilcts az MS. Marvln's Millinery
Establishment, Third street. at reduced prices Tie
Ladies' Of ST Paul respectfully informed that Mrs.
Marvin has received large and very elegant siock OF
Bonnel-, which she is opening, and to winch she
Invites their a.icltion. She has hand large
variety both In und material which she offering
AT lower prices thrn ever before H 81. Paul
II the Ladies will call early, Mrs. NJ. has no doubt
that they viii be induced to purchase.
Eaul MIA2
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SPIRITUAL kNOCkfNGS IN ST. PAUL.
ME suhscriber on the of Fifth snd Nhnn,
u Ia streets, is now Mock Nocx Nockmgl old
rag, into handsome, cheap aurshls Carncts lqd,e.
and gentlemen, please call aud those spiritual knock
ings, you will MOI .ntrnde.
large quantity Of carpet warp on hand, and carpets
made io oricr. E NJ WATERS
81. Paul, May ~, 1862. If
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NATHAN SPIG,ER.

H,arhm1ker end Jcooilr, Thrd Street, 81. Paul.
HAS just received a well selected stock of Cloc,s
Il Watches and Jewery consisting ia part rs iol-
lows Gold Bracelets, Lockets Breast Pins, Scarf Pins
Can Rng>, Ear Rings, Finger RingS Gold Pens Pencil
thas buckles Slides, Silver and German Silver Thin
hes SPecaces and Eye Protectors Clocks and Watches
Of every kind, quality and price. Combs Cutlery Per
iamery, SC, which for sale very cheap tor CASH
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired in the hes,
mnnncr and warranted. Ia Y
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1852. GKEAT STOCK OF DRUGS. 1889.
DODGE n BENTZ.
NO. 100 MAIN STREET, GNLESi, Ill.
hFFER lur sale the following Drugs, Ac. Mt the low
~ est prices.
luuO HIS tartaric acid l0,006 lbs putty
% ktg, carb. soda 81 hbls spts. turpcntine
10 bbls tartar SEQ lbs lafis green
l0U lbs Eng blue 10 CASKS old port WINE
loo do Eng. and Am. call 20 bbls Eng. cpsOE >ats
10 casks sulphur 10 do caTaway secls
IL cases British lustre do Eig grd mustard
~ do EBg rid. horlN 10 dc Copai vanish
% bbls plaster paris do MaccaboN snuff
> do oamphor loo lbs oil peppermint
SEQ or Guinine ~ III :. lemon, fresh
) bh,s castur oil So do8 PANT brushes
1850 lbs ext iiIUorice 50 dok gross Lees pills
100 do Hsp'd extracts So do do esssnoes
$50 do Turkey opium % bNs CASTLE soap
500 do herbs n dUz ToWnsend > S1rsala.
25 or STR, chime 20 gross bear oil
80 DO ori,lne 50 hcgs saltictre
5Uu hNs MoCu.i,s glass lc0O do x. CoBkiins 4 sons
30 lbs Iinseed oil pure white lead.
Wholesale AGENTS
IIonshton's Fepsin, Iauden d co. medicines,
Pam Killer, Soan medicines &C.
Together with a large and well selected stock q. eve
ry article line. We especially wNte the attention
OF purchasers from the upper country 10 our stock and
prices y 22-ta-Iy
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AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
NAy1NNE n COOLEY, Roberts street. first door
w north oi Siillman X Co, are now receiving AN
extensive assortment OF Dress French. English ana
man tioIls and tas>mercs wei rh Vtstings all
purchased expressly i0r ihcir Tailoring Department.
Particular attention ha, been paid The Hosiery.
Glove aud shirt Department. la the CiothGg Depart
meli, thcy challenge all competition regards quaiity
st, lc and low prices
St. raul. Iay {, l-52. 9-tf
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GEORGE tv.SN EET.
County surveyor and Land Agent.

SAKE RAPIrs, BENTON COUNTY, MINNESOTA TEHllToR s.
Az Ill attend to prc-empiing claims, and locat =
w military land warrants in the County of Benton
This cuunty presents Inducements the nf, rant
egEal!rd by any other portion Of the Territory
RLrGRENCEs
III. Excecncy Gov. RAMSEY, Hos. H. II. SigLEy, ]
IL. SiMrsoS, FIRST LIEUT.. L. s. Tor. ENG, &. W.
Bon, ESQ. 81. PAUL.
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BoOksELLFR AND .5rATIoNER.
EZ EEfS constantly hard, complete stock Of
IN Books and every description of Stationery to-
aerr with fancy Goods; nearly opposite the American
House. ~. Iaui.
April /. ls52. 5ctf
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CONSTANS ~ BURBANK.
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.
HAVE on hand -four pork, butter and most Kinds Of
Il Provisions and GroceIies which they will sell
Low any respectable dealers in town; will tliv
the any part OF the city Free of Expense.
Dec. g. is52-:f RsBdalI's LcVee.
III. NJ. F. DAVIS,
TURNER GENEEAJ,
Corner OF and ST. Peter street. building lately
occupied xs the Sash Factory.
STA1R Banisters, Baustrades, Columns of the diff
- ercnt orders of architecture Tool Handles, Wagon
Hubs, &c, turned TO order nIompy and woT kmanlike
manner. sept30-2l-y
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=. n -. OEI Ii.

MAIN STREET. opposite GALENA HOTEL.
NyANIIACTt ~ aui keep constantly on hand n
ANA complete assortment oi iiicN and " udsOt tGaIrs.
Also Bureaus. Tables, Stands, wiring iic>as looking
Glasses, BcGstsad, Sc &c icIso,is wishing II nr-
chase VIII do we'll ca before tlcy bay csow here,
rrem,eO Ia Asll good article ana ~ our terms
nNarabl! cash, c' aturd to sell aS cheap, or
cheaper. than any other IL the city. reasonable de-
ductlOn made TO PERSON, bu stil again. All OIders
from IA distance Punciuaiiy attended 70.
lsaleua. IslI 81
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MRS. MARY MERKICk,
Fashionable Milliner Il Mantua Maker.
No. 30. MAIN STREET. GALENA, LIS

TO THE LADIES.
lNO to MRs. NERRICK, at tialfna, and learn to cut
u dresses tor Yourselves othcrS only hall day Is
quired 10 learn this improved plan 1t Is the best and
most si,uple mode yet invented. teach 10y Fowlers
improved plan, AMI satisfaction given ar no charge
MARY MERRiCK.
Cslenn Nov. lst. 1852. i 39-tf
Burbank's Northwestern Express,
nURING the close of navigation will die patch spc
~ cial messengers 10 and from 81. Paul and Galeua
semi monthly. freights Forwarded twice a weck--all
kinds Of Express business including reGt,ances of mo-
ney collections purchase and sale of megchsndize ard
property, &C., promptly attended 10.
&. r. RICE, d co. At,
CONSTANS d BURBANK, ns'S
St Paul, Dec. Q. l852--tf
n Is. A messenger Will leave for Calena, Monday,
Dec 20 Money aud orders should be handed III before
O'Clock o.; that morning.
RETURN TO OLD PRICES!
WY II. FORBES, foot Of Third St, has by speci L
w exertion, obtained snpples .. PROVISIONS for
this msfles, that he Is enabled sell at the following
prices lie this week Offers,
Superime Flour S5s6
ENtra - %
rIams IA l-2
Pork, Fresh 10
dec2S--36-tf
nNION S--2DJ bushels onions, Tor sale cheap, by
u Dec st X. PRESLEY
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&. J. KOVITS 4 60

ULviiR ManulactUrN; eycrN thing in the fur line ma
II in The best manner. Ladies iur. sleigh robes,
coats, caps and gloves. UPper Town, hea.ly opp">
tkr Urich lo,el ST. Pant a3-tl
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TO buy second hand furniture, is too
SS3E &432E much like buying second hand gar
Si7S4zesf155 men's. We take it for gr;uited, that
% 60 the people Of our Territory, would
rather prefer TO have their ehars Washsands, bureaus
and tables made order, and expressly fer their
use; although old furniture might he bought for less
ney. Then we think people wonld fHihcr have art
cles made OF the timber that grows here in tive Terrific
ry, manufactured by our OWN mechanics, who have
their la, In Minnesota, Tor better, for worse.
We viii make promptly TO order whatever articles OF
furniture may be wanted f have not what is desir
ed on hand aud will warrant goods better and all
things considered cheaper than they he Imported.
Undertaking promptly attended to.
STEES HUNT,
Manufacturers Of Cabine, Ware and Furniture, Third
street, st. Paul.
81. Paul, May 81, 1852. 6-tf
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ANHERMiN NOKEY. on Fourth street ST
~ Pau, near The IiCdr of town, in the binding of
Mr.. knoN, np stairs may he nund. ready attend TO
fahina IA all ia GcpartCcnts House painting. sign
painting, Carriage and ornamental paintnc, all done
Gp promptly, and with paints of tie best qualify. five
do onI work ia slUvcny, unworknanlihe manner.
10 not expect TO Get business the ewigteUed town of
81. Fuu Jiv SHERMAN 4 Molly.
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For the Pioneer.
"Wcstward the star Of Mpire takes
its Way.n

Suggested thr 6nal ratification Of the Sioux
Treaties.
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r.. ". PRICE.

r. ". PRICE.
uOLASIEkER can be fOuni the corner of Jack
son ana Sixth streets, the lower shingie mill
T. IL has served regular apprentice ship at the bas-
ness of paserng and believes he give entire salts
inc',on to those WHO may mpioy him. any branch
his business.
T. S.-Iwo good Jonrneymcn are wanted immed ately
81. Paul, Aug "A, 1851. Il
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5tlllmatcr Business Gor0s.


Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Agent.--Stiwater, Minn. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly Oh hand and for sale
Uarrdnted genuine.
ABRAM VAN WORRIES,
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