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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-10


"A Y.Tli large snd soav.nsat hotel se~iy f.rS.hsd
.,ss public s.s for the S .Ss;s. ~ Sac. "a:
Lake: vi. sps :, rnsp.sS 70 Sand N. asns
ssidss provided to orcsr
New
OF Barnum's Hotel Baltimore Nd ''S'A''
Fnln cosPsr ai.sasaisssa e:s,hs,
sSSnsr hotel ~ lover viii Tsnsia
eminent American foreign authors The building hes
tory from which the surrsundng sonssry in vs. various
Hast ths building (Which retain, all tho essential
sIsi;1si ,ssiiSPS ,si,:; y: ss1:.
psrlsr. .ssSHs rooms: T arc also sss..s.:
BE- ss where families desiring more privacy nay
gents only with bowling alleys billiard saloons No. Water
.sls ss also eIosidsd
Will sna Of S aasy
hotel will ss under tbs mAoss.men Of Albert
% sS
during their soourn -ith him s'' r''~''-
Tbs M.n.ion = iprIshsd throughout in hand.om. Style
in. nearly sI .sS are laid out ns
There arc slso large vegetable gardens which
table will be supplied AID spacious flower garden beaut
fully laid out pants and shrubbsry Of choice
The water used in the village Of excellent quality being
the same as the Croton Of New York Good fishing and
pie accommodations for sailing PARTIES pnics DO Tho
village OF Cooperstown situated at the foot Of Otseso
e sss
susquehsnna river heh srsws broad and majestic as it
the ocean, has it's in 0tsego Lake
the eastern boundary OF tho village An iron steamer
10 being constructed which will DO used for pleasure
sopa this beautiful sheet Of water within few rods
the house are two sulphur rngs which all the
intrnsie merit othose and frequently
resoited to. There are alse sulphur baths.
Writers can leave Jew York several timss day by rail-
road and St. amers The Central railroad leaves
Fort Plain four times daily except Sundays thence BY
ana cemmodous coaches plank road to Cooperate
passing through he utiful and romantic country The
PROJECTORS have pledged themselves perform the
route in three hours by line leaving
and three and one half hours by mail aud accommodation
leaving At nise A. H. They will also furnish Fort Plain
private oonveyances when requested thus enabling
gers to reach Cooperown in ten hours time of
ing New York At the time parties wishing to leave
Cooperstown can do ut any hour by giving few
ments' notice ut tho of1co
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HIRK'S BOWFRY HOTEL, tCONDUCTEp ON TIN
N European pnnY Is prepared to accommodate gen
tsmen desiring gscd raassnaels prlo
The al light, airy. and perfectly Ventilated
Prices from 81 rs to IS per week. THOMAS KIRK p-o
prisor S95 Bowery Of Sixth street. Junction Of
Third Fourth avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-10

NEPTUNE HOUSE. NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. Is new
IN open. The steamer Norwak will commence her rs9p
lar trips about the middle Of June leaving the Ner
tune House wharf every morning at O'Clock Aad the
arom Fulton Market Slip Afternoon at ~ o'clock
PECK 4 WILLIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-10

&1O O00 six LOTS ON BROADMAYIoRs SALE
1fU.UUUs two elegant housss In Twentieth street,
near Brosdwsy house Fourteenth street. house Ia
Madison avenue houses In Twenty third Twenty ath sud
Twenty seventh streets house and lot OF Grand
and Mercer strssts Apply to n. L. SHELDON 81 Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-10

IN pasy ONCE No. ii Wall street, Nov York JunsY
1888 The II the Bonds Of ths Co
due the 9Th Of July next at the banking hou
of Mssrs George Ps>body Company in LoUdon, Ase
at Messrs DURAN, Sherman Co.'S, New York.
CHAS r. B. KEEP, Secretary.
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3SOOO TO LOAN ON IMPROVED PR0PERTY IN
fifth street, fir It door from Broadway.
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SEA BATHINGm1HE PAVILION HOTEL AT ROCK
- away, L. L. will open fer the Of visi.ers
nicaion for the proprietor left with j. Ogden Smith 81
Front street. and at Boyds city express As William street.
will be promptly attended to. J. BRINTNALL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-10

EARn FOB sALs-THE HOMESTEAD FARM OF
NJ ss ~. r.; =.
=. Prbi: ss said .r. .sn.ains i4o land
DER: Esss :,as: :, :si,ss.ss
.'y NH. $s@ saiH and
to.r tro% BssnS Brock e bisa latter place there a>y
.ios s.sss;.y : je:!,S Sss:
81 Ahsscs; nrs Lana Boyle On shs premises; A. r. %
Es1sl:: .'''' '1' SAMUEL m x :Iss'' =
lone ISLAND Farm FOR sALE-coNsIsrING or
s ssE ':Sii @ s.s ~
snd rear q the hS1,; barn and
"a. rom Nc ssy ssI..a ssSss Ps:%i::: oars
.osei:i with ali tiss: 81 ffnis Ths Who'll.
ply B1oa,
NdoCKING BIRDS FOR sALE-FoUR SUPERIOR
nl hoekirg Birds from two to three years old They
vs ss ss s -na rang eight r S &
At No. 476 Fourth street. after three O'Clock.
MosT ELIGIBLE PRoPERrY-FoR SALE on TO
stable . ssl ~. VIZ"
rho lot q BY 1923 fssts With thTe. Fronts Apply
Twenty seventh street. 70 PETER A. Ii. JACKSON.
Tor ergsn, and highly hDhed; WIN 30 sod cheap
sr small church. Can at No. is Nassau street.
DUPLIC HOUSE POR SALE -THE LEASH, GOOD
M DISTRACT. heinz shs
vicinity OF tha court rooms AID doing soatss day hu
The present being OF hesth intends gsing
NUEL JOSEPH, 100 Coz tre street
ITO TAIloBs--FoR g. oOo CASH is OFFERED GOOD
outom talor's business, In the best location in Now
York For farther information apply to Mr. COurtois
7uS broadway.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE HIS eLE.
CANT and well furnished drug store In New Haven city
CoHs situated under Of ths New Haven House
NJ
bic teline Qua lor further Information inquire Of
Essttroos .s Ru.hsos Clark Css No, 10 ass.r Hou.e
tor, WIN. HAIGHT Now Haven.
RIO GRoCERs. PROVISION DEALERS BTC FOR
sas lease several to Of store aud .spinS
near Inten market OF the best locations In the city
r. JACOB, ~ Harrison street,
nNO HATTERs-pOR SALE, IN A PLEASANT ANB
Of the city ny rarc the sccS and fixtures Of has and
batter this vouls be good Investment as Is the only
hat aspfaotory within forty miles A. has ooed OF
Sssom r"'h The ssysIss ( oGssS 70 rIr from y.
merchant tailor, Mes 80 and 81. Barclay street,
TWO BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCES FOR
sale by John w. Leeds stamford, Como For parttea-
lars, inquire % HOMER hoRGAN,in Pine street, under
Aetropoitan Bank
grouna near The sehuyil river, Philadelphia 81 eco
per acre. sdm ably adapted eip large
enterprise divided into building lots address i'm
mediately, JAMES LYND. Ne "a North Seventh street,
VoRxvliLE-To LIT, At Low RENTS, TWO ~
the OF handsome khroe stsry hovrss the north
de ~ Rishty sixth wife, Directly ives. ~ Fourth
hs street enc s.sd..d foss was tsh
sveruc ert s,ghty nth street or 70 r, sUYDAM ls
Nsvsisy pises
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q, M TO 5000 YOUNG MAN OF ENTERPRISU.
ptUO having tho above amount wants to invest II In
cafe profitable cash busnces would take good stua
ton and place tho above security Address KY Herald
ONCE with name aud particulars.
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A HANDSOME ROOM TO LET-WITH TWO LARGE
IA closets attached krst foor neatly Furnished; house
retired asd PLEASANT located Nc 81 Thirty third street.
HrnadNaY.
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DoARD-AT CAS- BROADwAY-sUITEs OF ROOM
- With front parsr: also fine single reeas be "b
assen odatsd traAssntly AL she msasrn i'm
in the house.
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TTNIoN BANK or L0NDON.-DRAYTs ON Tnn
~ above bank also the Royal Bank Of Ireland and me
National Bank OF Scotland. for sale by
LIVINGSTON, WELLS CO. n Drasa ssy.
These dras may Obtained by application AZ snL e
cfhces Of tho Amsriean nxPrsD Cenp~ay Puiie. 'sA
Co., and usrnden Co.'s Philsdsphs kaprsss
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BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY AN ELEGANT
ID suit Of rooms the second ioor with all modern i'm
provements be obtained with board in beautiful To-
cation unsurpassed in the city Of Brooklyn suitable for
ferry Address, call at Montague place. second
Al eel
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-09
n,RrrIr TRErs AND sHRr-nprpY.

WKANING purchased the interest of MIR. r. p. Upton
IN the ST. Anthony Nursery, am prepared 10 fill
orders for Fruit and Ornamental Trees, ShIubiery,
Roses Dahlias and all kinds of dubious roots Partc-
ular attention viii be given cultivation Of Dwarf
Pears Cherries sind Apples in order especially 10 sup
ply the people OF Panl and ST. Anthony who wish
raise their ruit To embcsh their yards and
gardens with something useful well beautiful
AiN supplies 10 be obtained from well known htr
sery IN Iowa, until trees can be grown in Minnesota
have now "a small stock hand that have been in the
territory one and two years Nv nursery will be loca
ted in Groveand short distance from the Halfway
House, on the 81. Paul and 81 Anthony road Those
wishing shrubbery will do well TO send III their
orders before the opening Of navigation Ore be
left at the store of j. T. Fullerton addressed tn me
through the Post Office, l.. NJ. FORD.
Grovelahd NJ T. March 25 Is53 SOIL.
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TIME. Tr,rE!TINE!

I'm WLER. Watch Manufacturer Working
IA . Jewetr and Dentist, wouid respectfully inform
the inhabitants of ST Panl thai he has opened store
on -. Anthony street III the building opposite the
Rice House TWO doors FROM Robinsons old stand With
assortment of Ciocks, Spectaces of ali ages, HACK
and side Combs in variety, bosom pins, goggles,
chimney ornaments steel beads and ,asses ladies werk
bags, charens' teethig rings nutes dice aud boxes
and u variety of other articles.
Duplex, Horizontal Repeating and Lever Watches.
of the most complex and delicate workmanship, care
fully repaired.
Cahi1rntI Goia Rags made T. ordr. Engraving
neatly erecuted.
TEETH CAREFULLY Extracted. SCALED * PLUGGED.
II. T., from his lOug experience In some of The first
shops in England hatters himself that he shall be able
give satisfac all Who may favor him With Oh eli
work. His motto is nctualty, Dispatch AID Moder
ate charges.
ST PAIL March 2ist, 1853 49-y
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TIE SrNNE srnFE.

Nti- tfU"2f Gs J,otc PT5ctS.
". SifP>c 5. corner Of Third ard i olcrfs reefs
- has Just received entire stock Of Dry t:o, u.s.
Boots * Shoes, Hat, CAPS, Hardware, WooIelvagc.
NhtcI~~dte, exc Furniture. large STOCK; Farm nrl-
leAts Of all kinds etc e.. 10 which he invites TIL
IGNITION Of purchasers
June e, l-5I. ~ no
6 tt>OC ERlES-Tel, Sugar, Coistc, S. II. Molasses
~ Rice, etc. For sale low b.,
.U4c 10. (iC) y. u. SIMPSON,
~ ETCHNrS. Peppersauce Pickles Preserves, Sauces
Ia brandy Chcrr es, etc Eorsal low hv
June 20. 90 j. ". SiMPsOy.
4 large lot Of Redsteds constantly on hard and for
"A saleby june I6-(lD i. ". SIAPSOy.
HhACoN, Hams, Shoulders, Sid,~ Mess Pork, always
, on hand ANA ior sale by
jane IL. co j. ". SIMPSON,
pzEANl'Y FLOUR Ekajey ard other brands:
a aliVa! on hand and Tor sale By
June 10. QW j. II. SIMPSON.
fac assortment o. boots ard shoes. polka, blskius
b0otces, misses BOYS and citrtis .o,s, 10 Which
particular atteAti0n II invited by
June 20. 40 j. ". SIMPSON.
EtEADN made clothing, large lot for sale by
ga Jane 2e j. H.. SIMPSON
R.NESU butter and eggs, meal, western reserve
Il cheese, etc, Tor sale !ow b.
Jane IS. QO j. ~ SIMPSON.
9tooklNC stores, Ohio premium for sale by
x June 20 j. ~. SIMPSON.
EDURE and No l. lead glass, putty and Rails, always
a. on hand md for sale by
June 26. J. w. SIMPSON,.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS,


as RS. NJ J.. SToAhi.S st Authcny-st, Si. Fau), has
~ Just return from TIC City of New YORK " th
STOCK ct Millinery ware. very much superior ANY
goods III her department oi trade offered ia tie
Territory. To her usual stock, she has addca gloves,
MITES, Needles, Hrs, Tapes, ard many other arii-
cts she has also taken great pains 10 obtain ite fash
IONS of tis and the winter seasons; an Of which
IN hc aIpN 10 show 10 nrch IS evil. Ut
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TO SOUTH ERIN AND w ESTFRy ROOM
SE.llt.ksS 4 % "A L,L 4 ~,

S4All trade, l-52. Books and Stationery. N Whole
sale Higgins Kellogg, Publishes Bonks,iI,rs
Htatiohes and Manufacturers ofcyoiy varetY OF Blank
9pns 'ohh street corner Gold, New York, invite
call IRON merchants a booksellers - e. anime th, nr;
ana qualities Of their very large s,ocA OF
- BLANK BOOKS, IEM0RAND ARD PASS BOOKS
'iItc.hs ever. variety needed; school and classical
ooohs o every hind used N schools and academies Ii
oEaTy and nisceaneous 0OcAs .or public ms ii.lors
$50 .,i'ies ana 's"h:aA schools; bibles, prayer and
hymn BOOKS Q, great variety ana s1cs mice, and
OF binding A ~ S'''ea
stationery OF every variety Of foreign and domestic
ahuacre, all OF Which they pledge tLc.s, ives to sun
Ply rs low AS any otlsI house in the trade.
n b-Ipolscii, Letter paper apa slate. a, n III nrces
New York, Jaly l. ~ S'S
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CHTREH REI.I.S.

EtHURCH, Factory, Steamboat and Locomotive Bells
u taitly ON hand and PEALs or CHIMES OF Bells
(of any number) order Improved casron okes
with movable attached 10 these Bells that
they may be adjusted TO ring easily and properly and
Springs also, which prevent the capper from resting
the Bell; thereby proongns its sound. Hangings com
plete QRcuding Yoke, Frame and WheeD furnished
desired.
Ar experience Of 80 this business by their late
her enabled him To ascertain the best form for Bells,
the combination Of met and degree OF heat requisite
for securing in them the greatest sodity, strength, and
most nielodous tonesj which inproy ements, together
with his very extensive assortment Of patterns, now
held by the subscribers, who have grown up IN the busl
ness, and who VIII every endeaVor 10 sustain the
reputation which the establishment has heretofore
10y ed both in this and foreign conntres the bells from
which have repeatedly received the highest awards %
the n. Y State Agricultural Society and American lns
tute; and at which were completed Chimes and heavy
Bells for different parts of the Union and Canada
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS will still Dc
manufactured by the subscribers, OF which they will have
/ constantly hand, assortment of Transit iEstru
nents, Levels Surveyors Compasses, (piain, noniou'
and mproved) &c. Also, Brass or Composition Cast
ngS of cast to order.
All communications promptly attended 20.
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-1.,t1' % '-''" 71HHtst1s, NJ dta Mimi, Ter.
WILL keep constantly on hand the best quality of
w lumber aud materials for building; those want,
ing good houses, built in the htest STYLE mot the Early
PeihIed,) will 1nd il TO their advantage to siye them
call nj their shop, on the corner Of Main and Cauito
Streets, at the residence of j. w. Down err on ~
anthony street, a few doors west of the American
House.
n. y. Jobbing done the shortest notice. AIlor
ders left at the AMsgieaa House will receive pronnt
attention. i-1''
- Paw, M,rch ~ 1850 w
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MISSISSIPPI HOUSE.

CORNER OF EAGLE lND NIL SITS. ST PArL, MINNESOTA
TE'HE sahsCrber has taken the above house and .ttec
mp icr IhC reception at boarders il lie unsur
passed p. Any h0asO IN the Territory.
Boarding oy The Gay or week OF reasonable terms
S. i. THOMPSON.
-. Paul, April II, 'J3.--yj2.
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a RE keeping theig stove warm these l,y f., ,ho
especial purpose Of giving Il warm reception ia
'Hc customers, VINO are ahoat these days, buyiH pres
eta !oI tDeif iriehcs They That the, ate he
not ieeitinate dealers IN the fancy articles suitable 10
me Holicays n al he " est, cut Of rhiladelphia
UcI seharai Sto,h OF Dry Goods is very large With
view TO lis early reduction we are now selling M
prices lower than the kinds were ever bcors az
Tered in the Territory. "
We also have on hand few bottles Of the Essence
OF cor,e. ana some things hot mentioned Which Won
will be surprised TO see when YOU call -
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All communications promptly attended 20.
ANDREW MENEELY'S SONS.
West Troy, Albany Co, n. w. ls5l
ENGINES, BOILERS X MILL WORK.
j. T. DOWDALL L. Co,

RANING one Of the largest and best furni' he'd
adjustments in the West, would call the attcI.-
of all persons Interested in of mill work
the fact that the largest assortment of Pat
III the city. We emf 10y the best of wOrkluen and
the best of iron IN the manufacture Of work aud
having been constantly Increasing business ir i-
Halter urseives that have given gem
er;l satisfaction. Engines Of all sizes fitted up On Iron
Frames ready To
Boilers and heavy sheet iron work Of all kinds, cast
ings AID wrought iron york "f I'LL kinds and from the
best patterns now III use for saw aud grist mills.
Saw dust Burners, Cardng Machines, Ichels, etc.
Alllwrghis can have work made salt their draw
ings. Terms, reasonable, and particular attention paid
10 having The work ready and shipped by the agreed
upon.
We refer 10 Martin Mower Esq. Arcola Mills to-
ir T. X. Delu!'o. saltwater; who IzEg work OF
manufacture, ior further information.
May ~ 1852, eff
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TENiE subscriber has just returned from below with
n large and wen selected stock Of Groceries and Pro-
Visions which he offers Wholesale and retail the low
market rates for CASH and would rcspec lly III site
the attention of the citizens of St Paul and The
roun country to examine his stock and prices before
purchasing elSeWhere he has he following az
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MAY s, 1851.


cFNFRtL NEwS PtrrP AND tDVEErtsTNG ,CHNT.
'oRNER If Second and CEcsuGl streets, iuvcr The
- ost Office, -. Louis, Mo.
HEFEHENCEs
Nessrs. z. & w. Campbell, fNcssrs H=vdcn 4 yVTsoi
adolf hus Mcicrc.coi HAIR ~. item ore.
81 LnAI., IHn. Z. D. -
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EMPIRE SAW WORKS..
w l.. a q l..
Hormcrly Ice, Gage n Coz
Manniacturer oil every description of Saws.

q Formerly Lee, Gage n Coz
Manniaoturer OF every description of Saws.
No. al Main Street, st. louis. Mo.
VETiE IA Of Lee, Gage Co.. haN ing been dissolve ed
4 By mutual consent the 2ist aN OF JANUARY last
womb inform my friends and customers that have
made arrangements with Messrs Bridge Brother an
VIII continue the Iianic of saws all ther vnfj,-
ty NO pains have been spared Ill lifting up uerN
and securing experienced woinen, and the stock is
purchased direct rom The n.an4c urers, both in Et-
rope and America, tor cash, confident that can
nod ot such Inducements that dealers will lIl to
their interest to encourage home manuiacure.
AS to the character and Reputation OF saws bearing
my stamp, h"thiEg need be said, trust that both
dealers and consumers have had lent opportunity
TO test Inc quality Of my manufacture, while partner
In the late hrIa OF Lee, Gage Co. as not 10 doubt for
moment, my ability 10 compete succcsSfriy in point
OF price, quality finish, wiki any mandatory OF
tue KIND in the United States. Being in re tipt
OF every description OF stock, prepared I'll
ali orders with promntncss and despatch.
All orders ala ressed to the ucrsgied Ncssrs
Bridge q Bro. VIII receive prompt attention.
Particular attention paid TO ali kinds Of repairing.
may 24--1-Gu w L. F.GNGE
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SPIRITUAL MANTFEsTA AT
EE Il SEXA WORK. EAZAAH.

LATEST TELEGRArHIC DESPATCH.
7 m. BLUM Is now in New York, making selections
w of hi, spring Assortment for the ST tAu trade.
The Ladies VII be particularly HAPPY TO learn that
tiCo trencR Ladifs have been engaged IN New Nork,
eNprcSs for te Mia any aud dress maslg departments
OF the Bazaar.
The most extensive and wen selected stock Of
DRY GOODS & FANCY ARTICLES
that has reached st Paul. viii be opened al TIE
Il Immediately after the arrival Of the first boat
The { old and silver Watches, Diamond Rings, aud
extensive and 2Gncr assortment ul the finest and best
Jewey VIII bc satisfactory even 10 the astdi0us
tastes 0ltGe ladies.
Also Table Gallery Of The finest quality suited TO the
~. Paul market.
The most important item Of all Is that at The HazaaT
every article viii be sold cheaper hun be found al
any other C>tgbii> hlEtu N the Territory.
We that ladies' and gentlemen " a. give 2 call,
and uur VIII te such that we are satisfied they
VIII Hot leave without purchasing. 4--tf
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GROCERIES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
b. WAIT q co, Third street ST. Paul have
LIE GO Oh aad iil assortment OF their, recently
IONS which they offer The public at whole or resI
e the lowest marhot price. Their stock consists il.
part, as follows: 80
% bhls ~ o., Clarified, Cru-hd AID Pow'd Sugars
sacks Coffee,
chests Tea,
10 bbis Moasses
2 do Golden yrnp, -,.--r
30 do kendaIi's Crackers
90 do Pilot Bread,
30 do Flour,
IL sacks Dried Apples,
do do Peaches,
II bbls Mess Pork,
DO Vinegar
Lard, Cheese, Mackerel, Goldfish. Salt Soap Candles
Starch SsHratus, Powder, Shot, Wooden Vi are, DC
lal20-40
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Y ~, Z. - TINhitioNN. .IlIN Nt'II
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
Harrison E@Ue

EDROV3lErORS Of 81. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS.
a VII keep hand fail supply q! merchant bar
ron, boiler pele, sheet non and nails, manufactured &
tcif establish ent from il4e r the Iron Mountain,
ana VIII also Keep all other articles usuHily kept IA .u
ron store, to wica ,he. invite the attention OF count
merchants.
D. War -house, No. l29, Second street. -. Louis Mo
CIAS. w. EORVP.
A,eat ~ =. ragl.
MAY s, ISL. 1T
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WHOLESALE AND RErAIL,--I1 & l., MAHKur ST.
CT. LOUIS, No.

inirodncng my STYLE Of hats for The spring Of 1883
worli ask ospcciu attention 10 the .tjnati, il
presents oi the most important Icquiies IN qY,l.
oil df,sS, beauty and uuiity. Ii is hghi set stuu4 Of
correct proportions, and at he Saac tuc adapted i,r u
summer nat In TIE manufacture q HITS nav motto is
Ike sior' The richest material ard the hea az work
r5rs'p united with the uniIirs vigilance OF se
perry son, cannot fail produce hat WORTHY &c She
motto. nave futl assortment Of the nt GOODS liz
ny ltpi comprising al that Is Ncr, rich AID iashura
pre-, ~ Hats Cups straw and Pam ANA tiouls esucci3-
y intended 70 meet tn demands whether wholesale O,
ieSii' ~ community Low rapidly advancing wealth
co SCH the staple goods of the trad - low As any
"ihet hsuse ID -. Logs. RESPECTFULLY solicit a urr
so'al inspection Of NY stock. JOHN N. VrIi
l-lsu Il x - Market, ncxt door to Nllin-st.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-09

III addition to the above their assortment of cranes
qinces currants gooseberres, dahlias chrvsanthon,
ans, geranums cactus, figs raspberry, aud straw err,
are very large, and prices low us at any establish
n,ent OF the kind east or west.
Orders received and promptly attenped to bv
29-6m GEO. w. FARRINCTON agent
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-09

The above rates arc for the whole term Of life For
seven years insurance. The rates 81 l3 per cent less
On The mutual rates oneah only required IN cash,
The remaining hall in premium note
California risks taken IA, ~ ira premium Of Nor
w n DIAN ST.,
msr6h 3i--4 80 " -
Agents wanted iii all the principle places ingAInne-
sofa Good recommendations required. Address the
Secretary. INV