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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03
nANIEL. HOPKINS,
pETER HOPKINS


CLOTHING: FOR THE MILLION!
NEW GoDDS--FAi.i. AND WINTER TRADE.
AXIlNNE& COOLEY. al the Cash Furnishing store
Wv on Roberts street 81. Paul, having just returned
from the Eastern markets. now ready TO show the
citizens Of ~. Paul and all who MAY favor them with
cal the largest and varied stock of Fall and Win
ter Goods their line, brought to this market and
which Won respet fully invited 10 call and
This STOCK consists parl Of the following articles:
Cloths, Ca,simercs Ne>tns~. Ready made Clothing,
snd Gcniiemens' Furnishing Cn0ds. Merjno, Wooden,
WoTscd, Cloth and Flannel Wrappcrs and urtwe
Hosiery Of all Kinds, qualities aud prices; Gloves and
Nittens endless variety, such Back Worsted Ber-
lin, MerDo, Cashmere " oolcn Sc. Also very hcau-
ttul assortment OF white and coOred Md and silk
Cloves. The newest patterns of Collars, Uaidhu chiefs,
Scaifs, Ties, Cravais. Stocks, So.
SHIRTS.
Fine Linen Bosoms, Of the latest French au1 English
fashions Flannel Calico, Cheek and Hickory Saints in
great quantities. Duck and Dr.ii Overai!s.
RF.A DE-MADE CLOTHING.
and see for Yourselves.
BOY - AND DRENS' LOTHINC.
We nave IL very fire assortment made mp i'll the
est manner, and very low prices Bucksain Mitems
and Gloves Fur and Driving Gloves Rubber aid Oil
cloth Clothing, Carpet aud rravciing Bags.
In the CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, ma, be found all
and Trimmings match; and We venture TO say, hat
can give You rs good and fashionable work BE-
had west Of New Yorh, and warranted suit, OF no
T. Don forget the place, Roberts street mex, door
To W. II. s;iiiman'a store.
WHINE a COOLEY.
~. Pal, Jan. g, 1853. i-2S-tf
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HOPKINS AND BROTHER.

50 NLkNNOKN HUM
EEANE Just opened ThIrsl-st, jackson street,
j 4 general assortment Of family goods and iainil,
groceries, also crockery mails and variety al other
goods such calicoes shirtnss and shcctnes linen,
wooden, and cotton goods Of all descriptions boots and
shoes of all sizes and qualities, tor and women boys
and girls also, various puae, Of coffee, tea,
salertus and all sorts OF spices; ready made clothing,
bieons nuts, molasses, vinegar, pork, mackcrc cod
fish, clothes pins, tobacco o! all qualities; and batter
lard steTs Hour, crackers, drea ui, also, window
glass and putty, ropes bed cords powder, shot, caps
bacon, soap, caMdlesin TACT every thing We intend 10
sell very small profit, for quick pay. Cali and
ANIME for yourselves and trA us.
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L. &. TNvIC:iELL ~ CO.,
Forwarding and Commission House

NEW UKLEANr.
FHNiIlS long estabi house ccnne their attention
strictly "a sales aud purchases mission, and
the forwarding business generally. They solicit n
al The liberal patronage heretofore given
them. dcc.9-3.-iy.
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II. r. M'EEOsKEY.

&GI HoiI.ShIE Grocer, Forwarding and Commits
siou Merchant, and General Steamboat .rcu,
No, % itee ""!tht, III. The attention Of bnycrs i
raiec 10 my sioCk OF Groceries. PrUvisiors etc etc
IiaNIS iccciveG by late arrivals from New York Ros
ION Ne" Orleans and ST. Louis, which in a!,ifi In mr.,
i'r'tt stoch renters my assortment complete Shall
continue To receive additional shipments from tre IN
rie' "his haVigation thereby enabling me TO hsv. a
III ." uii sock tnron2hnu The IN, and Ia be able
:" ~ tunes 10 MI orders at the lowest iarh. rne,
me heceiNs ard Forwarding Business shall in eve
ry Instance have my personal attention. hy which H.
la'ch ard care will he guaranteed and The e>pc. -,
storage ard DrayHec as nuch as possih,e rvo;d,I ~ -
ie'I assured that my facilities ard long experience in
'"e COMMISSION and Forwarding business enable m. ia
with their patronage ~
Liberal Cass asFan:es vl be made IN Produce and
49,; shiPPcd 10 me for sale III this market Far
''oar attention will be paid the purchase of all
cie> not i'll my line. '' W
~ Agent for Gaiena and -. Louis and Caena and
81 Tau. PACKET LINE OF STEAME ''
Eaena, April !, .o52. I,f
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A j his old stand, which is known To a grcat man,
"A friends especially those VINO have patronz.d hin
tnre which he formerly Kept, lie now keens IT,,
Goods alone, including prime selection of Real
Made Clothing and the largest aud best stock of Eoo,
ana Shoes ever opened any where including / ,des,
shoes. He has also variety of Blankets Nbitnoy -.
HORSE Blankets which rs he always has done he sells
AT prices to suit his friends. " ~
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VIRGINIA TOHACCO AGENl,N.

~ AND = WAsUlNGTOS AVENUE, LOUIS. MO-
&c 4AEA PACKAGES Virginia Manufactured To-
~a 20 wv hacco, in store and to arrive, and for IA
by The undersigned comprising the following brands:
Jesrc iiarc's ID, Lu'npsi Jesse Uarrs ) Lamps:
w II. Harc's h. lumIs w II. Hare's I.uInbs
James Thomas, jrs Diadcm Twist;
do DO do Ilsun 10;
FL Dorado Natural Laat)
do ISL" Virgin Gold Leal, i-2 lbs;
do Ilau do Dc
do Nectar,
do Luscious Luxury, lbs. ard l-o BIS;
DO Gem of the Old DoIninion lbs;
Jas Stevens h.; Seth Iiasey's AAAA x AAA;
Gee" Mctcal, b., ard ~ G.;
Wills, McEr!s Mains etc etc together with an y
sortnent of Missouri Manufactured Tobacco He would
peg leave To call the attention of buy his present
well assorted stock Of Tobacro il is al direct from The
manufacturers and offered II, hfir prices and on liberal
terms THOMAS MULLEN.
Jyi Iitf
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CHEAP CASH STORE.-W LIE
= AND RETAIL.
GROCERIES, PROVISI0NS HARDWARE, boots,
SHOES, HATS, CARS CLOTHING, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, FtRNiruRE, BOOKS
r,rF .r AND STATIONERY.
TuNIE SUBSCRIBER by aie arrivals ID now In re-
u ceipt mud opening in his Store on ST. An,heny
Street, near the "American Honse" large and most
complete assortmcnt Of the abOvenamed Goods, which
will positively be sold lower prices for cash than ever
beiop offered in this place His entire stock wns select
ed with great care, and purchased In the Eastern and
southern markets for Cash. that he safely assure
his friends ind the public generally that il viii be to
their interests call before purchasing elsewhere and
eAamne his stock which CONSISTS in part as i0OMe:
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Commission HOnse. Saint Louis.
TNIEHE,LI. s. HIDGR!Nf:E.

COMMISSION AND FORWARD MERCHANTS,
GtoRNER Commercial and Pine streets, ST. Louis.
x VIA promptly attend 10 ali con>snncnt>, and viii
IN axe liberal cash adv Orders for purchasing III
be promptly filed at The lowest possible prices.
REL EEENCES.
Geo. Caller, Page " Bacon, Chasless,)
bioY n Co, ChUuteau & Vale, s.. Louis.
Dom, king q 90.
III. d. kcNcOlib 4 Bro, w. u Res nolLs-I0U:s;iilc
Ellis A Norton, Stra,lcr d turtIau, . -
iiosea 4 FTazer, Springer d Whiienan c''e'""ef''
1. &. Twiclicll ~ Co.--INec orleans.
dee. s3-ly.
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Ealrna, April !. lGJ2.

REFERENCES.
i. Chouteau, Jr. 4 Co, New York,
i"fiiz, Sterling " Co, Pittsburgh,
James fech d Co., Chicago,
Bridge q Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, keit! s Co, Cincinnati,
Choutcau & Nalec, ST Louis,
james Garter y Co, Galena,
Stillnnn a. Rnnd
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W. =. SWIMMER.

GEsEHAI NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT,
(tORNER of Second and Chestnut streets, (oNer the
Y Posi- Office, st. Louis, Mo.
REFERENCES:
Aessrs. z. a w. Cam beli iMessrs. HAYDEN & Wilson,
- Adoiphus Aeieraco' HAIR Whiltemore.
81. LOUIS, June l.. 9-if
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F!,OIRF FOR SXI,r.

ANoNSTANIiN IN hand AT Frank Smith & Co.'S
~ Clayton, Iowa, (about IL mics below Prairie du
Chen, and an excellent landing which guarantee rs
good any in the .ct; in quantities to suit purcha
scrS i@s 6sa THOMPSON DAVIS.
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AYERS CHERRY pECTOR.T-

WIS nnrilaiitd care Tor coughs, colds hoarsDess
~ bronchitis, WhuC ping cough. Croun. asthma an.
consumption now TOO well known equire anv certid
Gates Is constantly kept for sale II fIi.hcox A. A,,ep
where
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sAE. THO IsiS. IRIS

g. TERROR Brands Tobacco; ESQ packages this dav
~ landing per W ostcm " urld aud Geo. Collier VIZ
Luscious LnNu! III. and - III; Nectar, 10 ID: Virgi,
and 81 o. rcr H.; Nirsd GoId Leaf ~ H.: Dat n,
Twist; Dadein Plain H.; Gem Of the Old Dominion H.
ana FOR stle by THOMAS MULLEN
Tobacco Comlns sion Merchant
81. Louis, July !. IItr
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TO DEBTORS

q ii persons indebted 10 HE subscriber previous t.
IA ihc first of september last either by note rbook
count are requested ~ call aud settle, or the Same
VIII be put III the hands of proper person for col
ecloh- ray mp ard save costs Our motto is Ca.h nm
or no sale, as the credit sy stem has ont
ST. Paul. Oct. 2s. If MN eony
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SHALL DC receiving upon the opening OF navigation
= Il large and wen selected assortment Of IIrifi.,
fe1ch ash American Dry Goods Boots and shoes Tc,
ana GOocco; ana variety Of fancy artics. whi,
WIZ ht offered to lc trade at lower prices than The same
st! ieS nave usual! sold III this market tnd world
Suggest 10 purchasers who have formerly vi>i,.I OH
h'rSeis, that much time and expense saved b,
purchasing their goods here. An examination OF NV
stock and price, Is respectfully solicited.
M. fol-
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WARNING NOTICE,

IoUn ~ Hastings, ofterir,Se caod Oiirey's Gyorc.
NHEREAS, Alexis Baiils, sen, Of Wabasi,sw VIII
w lase, has Just cnused 10 he surveyed into Tow>
LOTS, piece oi land the side the Mississippi
river, near the mouth of the Neron river at or near
the Important point heretofore called divers Grove
now Hastings:
IBIS IS therefore TO warn all persons from purchasing
or coEiIactns to purchase, any q, said lots on such
piece o land (hat Is 10 say, the piece
below the claim Of Henry g. a.lly) Us the said picc,
OF land aud lots are in part owned 3y Edward Parker
IN of instrument If writing signed y, The
sad Alexis Bai,ly, sen. weil ~ by Residence.
ftisoii- purchasing Lois from Alexis Nailly sen
whick may have been Surveyed the tract OF land re
TERED TO- viii do al their peril lie having nc right in
lass equity dispose OF the same to the prejudice of
htil ciainants ard the validity of any such sales by
Him made VIII be contested ia every legal manner.
EDWARD +. rARkER
THOMAS FOSTER
Hastings, Mahasha. Co. oct 2I-97-om
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l.. BLUM'S NEW YORK BAZAAR.
At the Daguerrean Building.

(<ORNER Of Third and Cedar streets, ST. Paul Min
u nesota Territory.
In six weeks returned the second time from ~ York
with an entire new stock OF goods.
This Is the most complete assortment of Ladies' Fan
cy Dry Goods ever brought TO Minnesota. The stock
Is direct from New York. WAS purchased mt cash prices,
and will be sold al the cheapest rates II coInpIises
Velvet Cloaks, Cloth Cloaks
Siks-biack and colorcd Broshe long and So. shaws
Long shaws-ali prices Trimmirgs-ail desert tionS
Eintroidery-all kinds Collars. all prices
Hosiery every variety Gloves Aid AMI Cashmere
Delnihts Yankee notions
Velvet for cioaks Real French p~rfiuftTt.
ladies WOODEN Jackets All kinds OF " itr 4. co.'s.
Black silk wells, for IS cts aid MP aar,is.
Cord hid gloves, ior Is cts and do
White and cold linen danask liable covers.
do do do napkins.
Unhleacted linen table covers.
id'es, please call and examine lCr yourselves a-3o
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MILLS,

AMERICAN MILLS.
THE shsCr ibor having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills, viii keep constantly on hand supply o
EXra Family Flour Warranted superior 10 an, Hour
sold III this market. II 7. McCiDSnEN.
IiH DIR ATi1E (E3sEET.
I'VE subscriber ha'Ig been urpoiHt,d Agent for the
sale q" Louisville Cement. viii seen large sni,pl,
hand and will be sold d small adv aucr from Man
Ui.tctlrcy> prices. H. l.. McgIOSNrT
Calrnu, March % Isl
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ne io'owing articles comprise part of my stock.
."tfi'hhc prints, Embroidered dgess.s
r"Ntco 40 Irish linens,
.hi"h 90 CAP Nets,
Srra-uos do IaceS and ,Ioiucs
iiil. Aliens q Sons Prints Eubyni,,rr,d cnIl,,s
Elnc and Org3cc DO Dress i,iitons
H"""rN s'NIc>, Artificial towers,
Hcav. brown slceting, Band boxes.
shiItihs, Ladies' taI"y bonrcts
.he Florclce braid
Al biear.cd mr. sin, Fa,,c, borne,s
- a"h - EonI CT rI un4.
n.ue otihhigs Cap ard silh IIbons
Otis Gc,ihis, Iarn.ols
td,ls I" " Umbrellas
liable S,ai,, twists, Linen table covers,
.'"i"lit'i lcAfg, Union
AmoShcag Wors.cd
apron checks, Jrquard diaper.
Crash and diapers Ladies ,rix,n trsc
Brown liners, vhitr a, i bl,,l ho.a
Brown linen dri,inrs Misses
hentnck> jeans, mixed h,se,
Plain and irno, TwscdS, Mems hall hos,
ianci siincrcs, SILK poe krt L.Lt's
SatiEctts, IN kew r.L
Lancaster cinshalns, Linen eambc
scotch ladies hid gloves
, pr 'e ;a'n's' - lsie thread gloves,
baiaSt' dr ithts, " cotton
rilih oara?es, Misses
Portsmouth, lawns, Mems
French |. Il, ,,r,ad
Rrk aid figured silks, KID Glove,
t"iurod grapes, SILK crayat.
crane sseS, Summer sIawls,
Wnlc iil'l>on, Linen thread,
oiol'd Cotton 4"
Ch''A 'ahbrics, SPOOL thread,
'""ictt hhltiin. cotton,
Swiss and book muslin Need.,s nins.
Bishop igNn., Percussion cans
,,oPin'N' ITai>. SUBSCRIBERS,
TAPES. steel pcrs, Peal buttors
Thinbles, razoIs, Agate
Razor drops, Cha, and x.x, bu.,o,.
Hooks and {, cs, Pencils
."tih s'fihss, Gold pens.
, INN """s, Tea and table spoons,
''i"liS' Table cutlery.
Ivory combs, Pocket k,i,yts
80, Scissors and shears,
T.NS
Riding -
TEAS.
fourg hyson. Gun pov9sr
Imperial, E!ach
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Kip boots, Womc.s' morocco frs
LICK - JENNY Lind,
N. 'iii CATERS Il - do
Womcns' Kip bootccs, Children, shoe,
risSta Boys brogan>,
Womens' cnamclcd - Mem. d"
Misses {. .a;,e,S
w oncns' morocco hnoices pumps
huskiEs,
nlsScs palm ie@t hats, White shirts,
30 " :" Flannel
Meas' "slom
j. A. PACKARD.
Galcna, March oh, is5a. Sci
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NARNINON. FkL.N NtLLk
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
Choteau. Harrison n Vale,
HCRcfRiETOR- Of the Il. LOl Is ROLLING MILLS
u VIII keep on hand full supply of merchant bar
fon tner plate sheet mon ana nails, mangact
tieir establishment, from the Of the Iron Mountain
ii "ii Also Keep all other articles usually kept in
ir store to which they invite the attention of country
merchants
H. Warehouse, No. l29, Second street. st. louis Mo
CliAS. w. BOHUP,
Agent al ST. Paul.
Iay 5 1851. 3-tf
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7botels ano Boarutmg 7Rouses.
ct. PAUI. HOUSE.

ST. PAUL HOUSE.
gxlHIS house. formerly kept by j. w. Bass, being the
original hotel Of st Paul, at the Of Third 4
jackson opposite the Minnesota Outht, Is tho
roughly repaired and renscdeled and with the additions
made is OF the most spacious ana cohNe.
nient hotels in Having taken lease OF II, ana
fitted il ap throughout with new furniture invite the
travelling public 10 call mc; believing they VIII hho
this house equal TO the BEST In al fespecs me
will he very moderate. CEOh6E WELLS.
ST. Paul, July %? 1853.
ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
MY name is MOFFET. My Boarding House is On
WI Jae kson Street the lower end OF saint Paui 10
find it, Won keep straight up from the Steamboat landing
a. the sign of gle, the north end of the bridge
Nv house large and for prompt payment every "ooA'
intend furnish good fare ut the very lowest price
LOT MoFFEr
ST Paul, MAY %, 1851 sly
GALENA HOUSE.
VuNUE subscriber hiss provided Tor inc acconu,ooai"
Of boarders; both nv the day aud by the weeA, WIN
or without lodgng--at very moderate prices inquire
for the tsalena House. The first building on konets
street above Third opposite Winnie a. Cooieys tiothiis
,ore jul7-S-iy WIN. TRUSSONE
FREMONT HOUSE.
wEavER, rRorR EToH =
yVyIls well known stand Bench and corner OF Ctdar
streets has h-eu thoroughly repaired, and Nil new
l. furnished and il open TO Accommodate boafuefs
and travellers with comfortable quarters . .
HL
ST. ANTHONY HOUSE.
Corner Of Main and Wood streets.
Upper Town, Falls 81. Anthony, Minnesota Territory,
Isaac BRowN, Proprietor
TIVE above House Is conducted on strictly temper
u principles
~ -. St.biimg for horses also.
March 2, 1852. 41-u.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
J. c. CLARk, PRopRIET0
sr. ANTHONY Falls, MINI gsorA TfRRIToRY.
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TO SOCTNERNAN w E.STEI.N ROo.-
SEl.l.E.ES AND MER(,HA ATS

HN,I.I. trade, 1852. Books and Stationery -, tyl 1
IL sale. Higgins d Kellogg, Publishers BookscIlrrs
saiioncrs aud Manufacturers OF every variety Of Cin
boohs, . John street, corner Gold New YorL irwin,
call from merchants ard booksellers 10 eN a,j,e ,
and qualities of their very large stock of
- hLaNk BOOKS, MEMORaNDtN AND PISS rooKs
embracing every variety neciCd school ard cassic,,
books oil every ki,G used in schools and ACADEMIES. H.
bfTy ana miscellaneous books for public institutions
inii!es AMI sunday scioos; bibles, PRAYER ard
of binding f ~ = ,ies
Stationery of every variety OF foreign and domestic
rlaH uiactre, all ~ which they pledge ems.ye. 81,
ply "a low Ms any other house in the trade F
B-tnolscap, letter paper and SLATE, at mill priccs
New York, Judy !. n :,
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MEsSRS, ELFELT a BIOTUEp

MESSRS, ELFELT BROTHER
"A RE keeping their stove warm these .ays for the
IA especial purpose of giving a warm recen,jun IN
their cusf omcrs, who about these da, buvny
es Tor their iri.hcs They assume ilat they arc the
iS; climate dealers in the fancy article sutublr -
'he f"iica!s ~ all the West, out Of PHILADELPHIA
Our genaral stock al Dry Goods is very lsrgc VIII,
n'iew to its early reduction we are pogy selling -,
prices lower than the same kinds were x, h.l,r1 az
iercd in the Territory. "
we also have on hand few bottles of the Essence
of Coffee, and things not mentioneJ x,l;c, go,
viii be surprised TO see when Won call
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ALEX. REY,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer.

HAS just reed by the first boat Nominee n ,aroe
md well selected assortment OF Grocer and po
VISIONS consisting of Sugar, Coffee, Tea Pork Flour
Lard Hacon, Hams, Shoulders, Dried Fruits Cheese
Rice, Candles, Soap, Salt, Wooden ware and Wil,ov
ware and viii receive fresh supplies by every boat d.
lect rom 81 LOUIS all the season. Those wishing 10
lie before purchasing else where
st. Pau April %, ALEX REV
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POSITIVELY Al ST. LOUIS ,E:Crs

Chf0P CnSh Store. for Summer Trqfe
Il. I iIER1ON has received and op.rcl HI.
- autumn * winter stock, comprising one of Ike ip,
selected assurtinruts ot Rea.j made Clohina rrui
Satlct>, Eoots, Sh0cS Faucy Goods &c ever lrnuah
I" Minnesota He world respectfully invite Farmrr.
and others visiting 81. raul pay HIN a visit y, he j.
determined to retain the which his establishment
has 50 long held, Of Cheap Cash Stuie"
- CLOTHING.
Inc ioior:lng are a lew of tie articles on hand:
LIZA nut "liCN t'tSs coats BldCk SATIN vests
DO iIOCA do Tiritd do
ibi"k ana brown 10 Black silk do
p'"Ni INCA 40 Zine Black Pants
r"'Ih GO do ta>~ner do
ii'e iAith Silts Flannel under shirts
-, go Cotton and woocu hose
"'A"i! 90 al AL sizes and sorts.
Mems boy. thick boots Morocco sinners
do do 10 shoes Ladies CATERS
congress AID call boots, Ladies' and Misses shoes
GROCERIES,.
consisting Of Teas, CofceS, Sugar. Rice SMEAR House
Molasse sperm Cand!es. Diicd Apples Poaches Soap.
Tobacco, Ha.eratns, Starch, Goldfish, Mackertl CHINA
mon, NGtEcgs, Gloves, Peppermint, and pcpner <.rr
Also, AN assortment of Wooden Ware. consi.tpg OF
Tubs AID Huclcts, NashhoaIds, Clothes Pins &c An
for sale cheap for cash! No trouble 10 show anols -;
his sorcIc>t door to the anecr Office ana book store
n H. Large supplies Of Flour, Oats, Corn and Pota-
toes always on hand.
4>"'ehhtf, lc"i. lift
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UTeat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Off at Gosh
w. w. III n X y.
zone door North OF the Lake IIou:el
Sr-uv SALTWATER.
NE subscriber having received bis stock of Goods
suitable Tor the winter trade, respectfully announces
That he Is on hand ready and willing to show them 70
people wishing 10 examine Goods and Prices anon,
his stock may be found beautiful assortment nj nl;
cas-, French Mcrinos, l., ouese Cloth sin and 49,
cd Popilns; Figured Dress siias; .,iir Bonnets .nL
Sewing silks; Dress rrnmiB~, and Ribbons In rre.,
variety; Engi sh and American Prints ard Cing,,sn
and lnsey fiais Ell wool Underslirts and Drawnr'
900 pairs Boots and shoes best 81, les ana YER H.,
Also w.
Grocer.sthe cheapest in town: Brown md p,,
Sheeines and Shriings and Linen to male rh,n ~
an. Linen lIHndkerchiefs N' up
Best assortment Of Tea where about the Jiysinc
Read made Clothing, cheaper than the cbcanes, 80
Ny motto is, 'Quich sales and small proft,-- eo
Cash. 56-Cml w W n.y.
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Ao'.S Breast Tins, ear rings, finger rings gold lock
vis; oarl easis, port monnaiss, etc. etc,
!'-i' kOBlA SOA'S Jewer! Bazaar.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03

TAKE NOTICE.
WE subscriber has large and desirable stock nj
FRESH Family Groceries, which will be sold AZ IL,
ing Prices Tor Cash Give me call.
d. PRESLEY.
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SAINT Eouls.
CRY HOTEL. ST. L0UIs

torntT ~ IhUg aaF Fint Afrefts.
T BARNUH. proprietor, viii alwa, be happ, 20 see
his trends, who down business pleasure from
Wisconsin, N.Hn aud from elsewhere up the Mis-
issirpi river Nov. IA, 1850.
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GROCERIES AND pRoyIs,o~S-

F5Nib subscriber has Insi returned from beoy, with
large ard well selected stock Of Groceries and Pro-
Nai's "aich he oilers wholesale and retail AT the low
e>t market rates for cash. anu would res ecfly in lie
the attention OF the citZns ~ ST. fdu and the sur
rounding country 10 examine MS stock and prices before
purchasing clscwhere La has ia the following sr
Liz.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03

CLOCKS.
A LARGE assortment of Clocks ~ The hes, ,,,,,o,
N rre for sale lower than can be found IN tbi -;
tory elsewhere, ~ il0l RDBlNSON's Jrweir, B,zn,r
DRACELET and Cuff Pins of every l..ir,h,. -, /,
ID and at the lowest prices al '''
ROBlNsON'S Jowrry BaYasr.
EINOR THE IADlES-A beautiful assoyt man, 81, r.
II for sale cheap for cash at ~
RoBlNsoNS Jewelry Bazanr
HtOLD PENS, a large assortment of tn, hes, man,
"a iactuEe or sale III the lowest possible price. M
ROBiNSDN'S Jc,yel,x r..
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03

large iuaniy of
PROVISIONS.
such hams shoulders butter lard Hour pork peaches
apples potatoes, corn cGd oats. Also,
WINES AND Y.i4 CDRS.
consisting nj whisky brandy port, madeira gin, porter
clare, champagne and ale. Also.
CLOTUING,
complete aud fashionable assortment. made In the
best and al The best material among which are
vyercoaS, dress and iIock and all kinds
cOors and sizes; undereloihns IN great variety. Also,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
very large anu Wei! selected assortment too
to mention. Also,
HATS AND CAPS,
embracing all the fall aud winter st, les.
Aso general assortment of Hardware Paints Glass
Tinwaro Gallery, OILS, &c.
-. Paul, NOV. 1850 JOHN FARRINGTcN