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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
will embrace greater variety and be mere com
manding and general than they have ever offered IN
This market Every article the require ts Of The re-
tail trsde demand can be obtained from them
Il Will be their constant tsertion so conduct their
business as 10 maze IL the interest ot merchants deal
With them Every article III their STOCK viii be sold AS
cheap 1t can BE obtained IN the citv, or delivered
!em New York Boston. IL their desire to do IN
siness WI" rcsoisIil &c merchants. and such man
ner mat when once commenced, Il III continue.
IheS knON that their success depends solely upon
the success oi their customers and VIII be their ann Ia
make their intercourse with merchants mutually and
Ally beneficial
Thy ask from merchants who visit -. Lons this
Fall, thorough examination of their and prices
st ou.s, Aug. <, i-53-tf
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seven wears insurance. the rates 33 l3 per cent less
o the mutual rates one-alf only is required cash
( tie remaining half in premium note.
Ca!iiornih risks taken at extra premium, Of r,r
cehf. ". Il. DEAN, Sec'y.
Agents wanted in all the principle places in Mime
sofa Good Recommendations required Address the
49,
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Calena, April /, la52.
REFERENCES.

REFERE Noes.
p. Choutean, Jr. & TO-, New York,
Lorinz, Sterling r Co. Pittsburgh,
james Peck q Co, Chicago,
Bridge 4 Lewis, Detroit.
Ray, Keith s Co, Cincinnati,
Chouteau q Valee, ST Louis,
James Garter 4 Co. Gaiens,
St,ilnlan & Rood,
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TIME. TIME. TIME.

LNiE. II :. ME-.
Ss FOWLER. Watch Manufacturer. Worklna
"eWtltr ad Dentist, would respectfully inform
Tie Inhabitants Of II Paul, that he has opened store
on ~ Anthony street. in the building opposite the
hict House, l"o doors ifon X 0buson's old stand with
an assortment OF Clocks, SpeCaclcs Il all aees Dack
ana sue combs, ~ great variety, bosom pms goggles
chimney ornaments steel beaGs d t>scl laoie, yvoTA
bag, ch ems ieething rings flutes, dice and BOXES
and variety Of other article.
DnpieN, horizontal, Repeating and Lever Watches
oil iie most complex und delicate Workmanship, care
tlliy repaired.
California G9td Rings n,aae to oyier. Eagrorlne
Rcatlg cx,cWG.
TEETH CAREFULLY EXTRACTED, ScALED & PLUGGED.
H. f., from Mis- long experience in some OF the frs,
shops III bngi8ud, aters himself that he shall he able
10 give satisfaction To all WHO favor hlm with iheiI
woFh his motto Is PunCtual,y, DisI atch and Moder-
ate charges.
81. PAM. March CAST, l553. 4 4e-y
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S-ANIL. STII.LW ELL.

No. SO. Oiire ST., 6ei,ceen Second and Third
ST. Louis, Mo.
NJ ANIFACTURER Of pure Alcohol, and pure
4'E spirits OF any proof required
ALSO
Spirit Gas, Phossene Gas, Chemical Oil and Cam
phene.
Warranted Of superior quality, and for sale
sonahle terms. GIN A6
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COOK BOOkS.s

COOK BOOkS.s
MISS BEECIlER'S Domestic Recent ROOF. do 10
Az mesuc economy; Miss Lese's cook book; Mrs
Bliss, do; the cooks own book by Boston housewife.
the Young house keepers friend. by Mrs ornels Mrs
Collins table receipts adapted Western ho,seni,erv
French cookery, by tTancatt For sale nv
j"-i LIZ DUO d ROHRER
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BflL.Ss HELI.N, EEEIS.


VaNlE Subscribers manufacture an. keep constantly
q on hand ali sizes Of Church, Factory, Steamboat
Ferry, Locomotive School House, and Plantation Bells.
These Bells are hung with the Patent Iron YoGes with
movable arms. They IAN he turn around so that the
ciapFer VIII strike in place. which is desirable
alter bell has been few years. Springs af-
Ned III new way to prevent The Clappcr from resting
on The Bel, thereby prolougng the sound These Bells
are manufactured from The rEsr stock and are cast in
iron castings At this Foundry these FIRST used
and are found 70 be great Improvement. We give a
written warrautee that if Church Bells break within
one year nom date OF purchase, with fair usage we
Will recast without charge. The of all Bells
warranted Nearly 5000 Bells have been and sold
from THIS Foundry, which j, the best evidence of their
superiority. We have Is Gold and silver Medals
awarded from the variou Fairs lor the best Bells for
sonoronsness and purity of tone" We pay particular
attention 10 getting up Poals Chimes and refer
10 those iurnished by US Orr Foundry is within n few
rods OF the Hudson River, Elie Canal. and Railroads
runnn: in every direction this is the largest estsb
lIsient oil the kind In the United Sacs and has the
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF BELLS, orders be filled
WIN great dispatch. We refer to Bells in of
the States Old Bells taken in exchange for oes.
Levels, Compasses &c, constantly hand. Address.
A. MENEELI's; SONS.
15-ly. West TROY n y
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d W. OoNNAh' J. IL Ms SON
DOW NF.R 4 MASON,
Architects aud B12idtrs, s.. Paul, linn. Tr.
VA I'LL Keep constantly on hand The best quality OF
w lumber and materials for buildings those want
ng good houses, hu il the latest stse mot the Eari
I"httul VIII dnd II to their advantage give them Il
ca at Their shop, OF the Of Min and Capitol
Streets, or at the residence of J. w. Douer on 81
ANTHONY street, few doors west OF the American
House.
y. b. Jo5bing done on the shortest notice. Auor.
ders let a. the American House viii receive promut
attention.
81. Paul March y, 1853 "
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1853. CHAS. DERBY,

1881 CHAS. DERBY, 1853.
No. II, Leree, 81. Louis, No.
Manufacturer of thai Old Star Brand Whisky.
HETURNS his sincere thanks to his numerous Gus
y toners for then liberal patronage and poctully
sollcItS continuation OF the same. j prepared To
out Two dndred Bbs per day, of the best quality
ALSO FOR SALE:
100 hhls n. Y. Brandy, 90 bbs. Malaga Wine,
80 - = Gin, 800 ~ MonOngahela and
loo old Rye Nhishey, Bourbon Whskey.
Also, fine assortment of
Foreign Liquors and Wines.
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NEW ARRIVAL.
THE WOR DIS FAIR

rs now repete, and as usual ahead in it's STYLE of
Il cheap and Fashionable
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,
Gimps Laces, Fringes Bonnets Hats APPS Gloves and
Hosiery,
Direct from the East choice and select assortment Of
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
OF all sizes prices and qualities Furnishing and piece
Goocs, Tailors' Trimmings, etc.
Draggd, Oh, Tapestry. Wool, Cotton and HEMP
CARPETS.
Cocoa sheepskin, Tufted, Manila and Chinese
Rugs and Mats.
Stair and Floor Linens and Oil cloth Paper Usncpgs
"indow Blinds OF various prices and qualities.
Trunks, Valises, Oil Tapestry and carpet Bags and
setchels, etc.
liu Al the Worlds Far EDWARD KEENAN,
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NEW GOODS.

tLASS ard Que, ware Just reed 100 dOz. tumhlers
~ various kinds. For sale at the ST Paul Queens
ware store U,s) r. MARVIN.
r AMPS, Globes and CAimneys, for sale by
IL Ns R MARVIN.
g BO2 tr,t Bowls just reed and for salr by
~ JS Il. MARVIN.
TO DRl GGISTS and Medical memo duz tnctures
l. ard saItmou,is, for sale 10y X. MARVIN
DoZ assorted casters and 90 doE cruets Just reed
= ana Tor sale by X. MARVIN.
Oh DOZ. salts and p loz fruit plates and naples
n. " jas. reed snd Tor sale by r. MARVIN
bpI syrup cans ana d"z soda gohets, for sale by
~ No x. MARVIN.
A LARGE lot Of Qucensware, just opened at the
IA 81 Paul Gueeusware Store By
~ II. MARVIN.
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TWO DOORS EAST the GENITAL HOUSE, BENCH ST.
ST. pArL.
MRS. ALLEN having leased this house which
1fh has luat been erected, - furnished in splendid
stNlo, an = prepared To receive guest by the DAY
week. Het table Is well provided her beds are clean
her rooms AIRY, and her charges moderate.
June 10, iSJ3-,9.
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w VI. y &IIil.

w VI. DAHL,
Wholesale ami Rtoil Ueoler N Books ST ,joner, g..
Third Street, between Jackson and Roberts,
SAINT PAUL.
T5'Orlcrs from the country promptly attended IN
Letter and Cap iaperi Fancy note Envelopes;
Legal Jarre Whit Din.
iVuo holis W all faperj Buff 90;
nkstands, assorted; Letter CIasrs;
cup !A"siahds i"f LADIES' Day Books, Iedgers and
500 Novels, assorted; Journals;
Catholic PRAYER Books; Memorandum Books.
Prcshy terian II ymn Books; Tuck
Large and small Portfolios Press
win iookS; Chiidren's Toy Books;
100 Gross >itei Pens, asst; and Boxes:
E'Te!s' Mathcmat al Instruments;
darlington hmefsj Pa! ing Cards, 20 Gross,
Tissue Paper; assorted:
Drawing dog Paper Folders
bi"'tg doi Letter Stamps;
Eonntt BOARD; Pencils,
ivoU tancy fictaresi School inks
Is Gross blank Cards; Red do;
Note Paper: Razors.
Fancy Gilt Paper;
And ever! thing in the Book and Stationery line
y. b. lot of Hats and aps Will be sold al cost 10
close, as the Subscriber wishes 10 conc himself to
Books and Stationery only.
oy WI DIAL.
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VESTINGS
BOOTS 4 SHOES.

Mems calf, grained, Nip and thick Boots and Brorans
boys and Youths do DO womens' calf So goat ena,e
c!lod jenny Lind and hid Bootee Ladies' goat ki and
enarnecd Bushins Ladies fancy cord GIiters and hqls
Caters and Bukns, of every qualit, price fll
and complete assortment Of the different les OF Mis-
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\ MLKiCAN UNION LIFE INSURANCE COM
a iANN I aptal 81 0,0o0incorporate by The
Jesislatufe Of OHIO Charter perpetual Office No H.
Last Fourth street, Cincinnati ONO.
llls Company issucs Policies at the following rates
for : 900, and III proportion for larger amount.
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uiiS hhfisaied cure for coughs, colds hoarsness
II bronchitis, WHO'D pin g-cough croup asthma ana
consumption now too well known 10 require any cer6
cafes constantly Kent for sale Hichcox hxt.lls
and JARVIS in st Paul and by dealers IN medicine every
NA@''' i!ti
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UURRAII FOR THE RED LINE.
rArrIsoN 456df. 4 pExsox.s

rArrrsoN 4 $500 a pExsox.s
EDED LINE COACHES with the best Of teams nm,
IA careful drivers upon the road between 81
Paul and 81. Anthony, ready to accommodate the rub
lie all occasions. They have large and exceil,m
Livery stock, several new and elegant Carriages ant
Barouchesi also new Harness and Horse Furnishings
and efuipages Of the most CANT description.
T. s, in returning thanks to the public for the lib
eal patronage heretofore bestowed upon them, take
pleasure III stating mat they have jnst received adj
dton to their former extensive stock, several Young
elegant, and
WELL BROKE HORSES!
specimens Of stock that have never equal in IN,
Territory. Their present stock needs but to be
be admired and approved by discriminating public.
VIII our friends and he public remember that the
Livery Stable the Of the American House. M the
upper end of SAINT Paul, they all hours have such
conveyance by land whesI- horseback, they
may desire. PATTlSON BENSON.
ST. Paul, June 80, 1853. Iy
he. SANDFORD,
nEALER in Groceries, Hardware and Dry Goods
~ on Third ST. will keep on hand a supply
OF the ioowiug articles win supply Of Fancy goods
READH-MADE CLOTHING,
Of every description made up expressly this market
and for this season, constantly hand oheap for ready
pay, and no sale without He mas complete assert
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,.
consisting in part of Old Tyson, Young yson and Black
Teas, Lnguira- Java and Rio Co4rees n. O., Crushed
Loaf and Pulverzed Sugars, Spices, Pepper, Cloves
Numegs Casia Rice, Rasiis, saler,ius, starch soap
Chewing and smoking Tobacco Candles, Oil, Fish,tc
iIARDNN ARE.
Mill and Cross Cut Saws, all sizes; OK, log, ard
Trace Chains, Haters, 10 Chains; Axes and axe
helves sCy,hts sckles and snahcs shoves spades and
hoes, wrought and cut nails, locks laches and bolts
tlery, etc.
10000 Cigars Of every variety.
PORK and FLOU X constantly on hand, in large
quantities.
Mr. sandord's stock is large and he will be receiving
New Goods constantly in order keep his assort.u
complete lie is determined sell his goods for ready
pay as cheap as they can be purchased elsew here Give
him call. March 10, lS53--47-lyl
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Tue subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
sale of louisviile Cement, viii keep large .upnl,
m hand and y Ill be sold small advance from Man.
uiactufers prices ii. t. McCLOSkEN.
nlc Nnrch
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MOTHER, HOME AND HEsvEN.-It has been
truly said by that language contains no
sweeter words than Mother, Home and Heaven; he
fiat "a it MAY, It is certain that few, # any other
words can call up hany tender though hts bring
20 our recollections .many hopes and pleasures
do these indeed there is nousht tina, is connected
with them but jo,o Gus and comforting and well is
IL that memory in lis backward fight can find
thing pleasant to dwell on, and that in manhood We
find one connection free from the noise and bus
tie Of business, while in tbs latter hope ever be
buoyant and full
MorHER-who can forget the rane, OF even men
ton il but with f,ltering tongue. 1t was her who
watched when but iIiil, weak and helpless
creatures. II Was on her bosom laid could
lisp her make known waats. Ii was her
WHO led us along chdhood's slippery ways and con-
Quoted safely ;hrDus youthful days, and 10 her
we fln wou.l 20 for advice and COUNSEL even though
advanced in years or settled in lie. Her affection.
and love for change not. They cannot be remov-
ed or shaken. The cannot he chilled or weakened ;
and though many become esranged and distant, she
never does, even thcugh may have wandered far
from III, paths oi reoti'ue, and travelled long in for
biiden WAYS. She never iorgeis her offspring, and
While lie lasts her prayers ascend in their behalf.
HoME-'ts there we rcpose when weary, and find
shelter when perplexed by cares There we meet
with those love. and TO whom we are bound by
ties as srcng as li'. Those with whom we have
mingled in lows and sorrows--n pleasures and pains
and ;hus arc those who are ever ready TO advis
aud console, when hardened by sorrow OF ovcrtakeu
hy sickness. ind il is nousht 10 us how sunny the
skies OF other Chimes how fair the cities of olheI
natons-or how ma cstic the scenery OF other cour
tres--fnr, ii nv instinct, we turn fond and lin
gerins look L home, and but eAclam, in Ia,
bcautiiu woids oil the song
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Saint Eouis.

r. CuouTEAu, JG. JAS HARRISON. FElIx VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
Choteau. Harrison 81 Vale,
E1ROPRlEToRS of the ST. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS,
u will keep on hand full supply of merchant bar
ron boiler plate, sheet iron and nails manufactured
their establishment, from the Of the Iron Mountain
snd VIII also Keep all other articles usually kept in
iron store which they invite the attention of count
merchants.
u Warehouse, No. 49, Second street, ST. Louis, Me
CHAS. w. BORUP,
Agent at ST. Papi.
May 3. 1851. 3-tf
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"McN ELLIS SPRING STYLE OF HATS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,--l7 Il 10, MARKET ST.,



ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Introducing my style of hats for the spring Of 1853,
would ask especial attention the combination il:
presents al me most important requisites OF article
OF dress beauty and utility II is light, Yet strong
correct proportions and the time adapted for
summer hat In the manuac ure of hats my motto is
"Lxcelsor The richest material and the best Of work
nanshp, united with the most untirng vigilance of SUI
pefNisiUn cannot ail 10 produce hat worthy Of The
motto. have full assortment of the finest goods in
nN Enc; comprising ali that il rich and f,shiona-
Die III hats. caps, straw and Panama Goods especial
" micnoed 10 meet the demands whether wholesale OF
retail, ct community now rapidly advancing in wealth
All Fthr'uent and those artIiCa wants that follow.
can sell the staple goods # the trade any
other house III st Louis respectfully solcit per-
sohal inspection OF lay stock. JOHN MCNEIL.
dis If l!% - Market, next door 10 Main-st.
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AMERICAN MILLS.
HYDRAULIC CEMENT,

TIVE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills, viii keep constantly on hand supply Of
Extra Family Flour" Warranted superior to any Hour
sold IN this market. ~. L. NcClOSkEY.
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Holland Place Boarding House.

STINT PAU, MINNESOTA,
: most delgh fully situated 81. Anthony stree,
4 frontin. TIE river.
once 10 rent. j. HOLLAND.
Juis p lca3-tf pronr.,,or
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no RID

FEW respectable boarders W i'll find comfortable
n home ut moderate charges in of the most cen
trail parts OF the city. l. HOWE.
Mankato CIV, jane 2, le53--1-lv.
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~. i'i, g ! - pe''li4IN suii'. lieu.
=, ne ohowns articles eofaFiise part Of my stoch:
/ ,oc,'acn ,''i'''~ uitsscS,
.1"c'cCo 40 IRISH linens,
Snrar,o Az ,"P h'"s'
,,Pi@s.ss 40 !aceS ana ed@incs.
III m y Nohs PRINTS I+iHbroidertC cellars,
,,i'e una Praise 90 Dress buttons,
,i'h"fH 81. 'es. AriihCiti Powers,
; - ti ms nA,N '.'ftE,
f,i,. {. 'iO0s 'f''t "'""e'',
,Iio -, Florence bran! "
oIpNp HiHtthe' y isseS' "
II oitdtHtG MT SIM = Fancy bohuets,
~ g. ana rs &c Bonnet mi 9ns,
ot;s J i.n',,s' zap ara SIR f'9"is'
Falls Co :rHoif,
~ -; ,moreii"s
Hamilton ,ct;,c -, 'H'1. '"Neie'
AmosLcsy ~ w, NJ .
80 80 Mo5siea
Crash and di.ners -, -,
Brown linens, =. ,yi;ta -, y $50, H.,
brown linen ir,,,jnr< ME-. "i'i.e a." ';s'A E"s'
Kentucky leans Tpive5b,
! Plain and fanry vroo1, NJ "Ns H'
-, i az" any i"ttdsf Nthe hii nose,
satin,it~ 1 1,,A iu' %, A'N.S
E rorrs.,,- l.;-o,, 80 it
Scotch ''''s' !5. Iiii" ,
Muslin de ls;res 8. H. -, 49,
RI" W. i; es' - hsie 'iiead e'oFe''
Plain bararcs Misses :.
Portsmouth lawns Mons =.
ryrnrh N' ' - ,,a. .,..o.
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MIN EsOTA LEATHER STORE.
At The OIL Stand Qf r. 4. Collins d Co. oprasite
the Rec Ususe, 81. Pau.
ID I. RR iDLEG n CO.. dealers in Saddles
u Harness, Trunks ard Saddlery Hardware saddle
iees SAIns, Harness and Patent Leather Calf Seat
ing, Bag and Top Leather; Carriage Trimmings sad
diers -iIA, Bellows and Band Ieaher
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS STOCK
Hemlock tanned sole Leather; Oak tanned Sole ard
Upper Leather: Kip and Calf skins; French German
fhiiadeiphia and Cincinnati Calf Skins; all kinds of
Ladies and Genticmen's Morocco, Red. Yellow BIue
Green, fiuk aud White Lnings, best Goat, Buck and
sheep Bndingi Boot and Sbee Findings; Boot Trees
Lasts Gimp Boards, Pegs of all sizes; Shoe Thread
all kinds Iron, Zinc and Copper Nails
CARRIAGE TRIMMING
Executed at the shortest notice and in workmsnlil
Country orders particularly attended to-
D. TIE highest market price in Cash mid at ali fines
for Beef HIDES sheep and Deer skins
i. 7. BRADLEY & CO
June @ iS53--Sif ~ w.
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w. s. SWIMMER,

GENERAL NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT,
(NORNER OF Second and Chestnut streets, (oyer the
" Post Oiice ST. Louis, Mo.
REFERENCES
Messrs. II. w. Campbell, laessrs HAYDEN g. Wilson,
Adolphus Meier&Co' HAIR b Whittemore.
St LOUIS, June IL. e-tf
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SCOTCH COrCHCANDy,

Or. STOR MS SCOTCH Couch CANDY.
"A agreche and useful compound for diseases of the
"a chest and linss-feHeral Agents. Barnard, Bro d
Co., 81 Louis, Mo- For sale hy The Druggists of Gale,
ma; at 81. Paul. by j. w. Babcock Hitchcox 1. KeIIoon
and VIM Constans; at st. Anthony, by J. p. Wilson.
GROCERIES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
II. WAIT & co. Third street, ~. Paul have
<s yet on hand full assortment of their rccentl.
large and well selected stock Groceries and Proyis
ions, which they oher the public, wholesale or retail
AT me owrsi market price Their stock consists in
50 bbls. y. O., Clarified, Cru>hl and Powd suaar,
chests Tea
10 bbls. Molasscs,
do COLLEEN syrup,
81 do ksndalls Crackers
20 do Pilot Bread,
- do Flour,
Il sacks Dried Apples,
do do Peaches
II bbls Mess PORK,
do Vinegar,
Lard, Cheese, Muckerel, Goldfish Salt Soar Candles.
Starch, sal@ratus, Powder, Shot, Wooden Ware, &C.
jan2g-Ao
FIRE! FIRE.: FRET.
IENlE "Old lEtnan continues to dispense said and com
d tort 10 the unfortunate usual at the Saint Paul
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000, 900.
THOMAS A BRACE, Prest :. l.. LooNIs Sec'v.
R.R. NELSON,
3-30y Agent for Minnesota Territory.
GOOD NEWS.
lust received per steamer ENcslsior a splendid as
~ sortmeut of c ocKERv, CHINA GLASS ana QUElNs-
WARE. Fox sale cheap, by
w. y. PERSON 4 CO
Je23u 81. Anthony Street Upper Town
ESTRAY NOTICE.
Am or about the 2Uth Of May last large Black Cow
~ Tip of one horn broken of. ANY person finding the
above COW viii be suitably rewardedb by
II. e. WOLF,
Meat Market, head of Third street
ST. Paul June 49, 1851
FLOUR FOR SALE.
CONSTANTLY hand at Frank smith & Co.'S
~ Clayton Iowa. about II miles below Prairie du
Sheh ahd an excellent andng) which guarantee As
good any in the MARKET in quantities 20 suit purcLa
ers. i-SS 6mI THOMPSON psXIc
MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
MEMBERS Of the last Legislative Assembly and Of
~ the Society, obtain the "a nnas of 1853, To
winch they are entitled, by Calling at the Bookstore Of
Lepuc x kohrer. Z. d. NELL, Sec
June l6, 1853.
- UE and mlsrle nj The En- glisI, in merics hv Hal
~ burton. liol LIE pCC ROHRER
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.--.zs=-.--z-x> TO buy second hand furniture is Ton
4 u, -gl&Sp much likc buying second hand gar
e ileIts. We take il for granted iii AT
~ the people Of Territory. would
faiher prefer 10 have their chars bureaus
ana tables, made 70 order, and expressly their own
use although old furniture might be bought for less mo
ney Then we think our people would rather hav.art
ces maze 81 tue timber that grows here the Terrific
~, manuac by our own mechanic, who hav .s,
then lot m Minnesota, for better, for worse.
We VIII make promptly order whaiever articles of
furniture may be wanted u we have Whit is desir-
ed on hand aud VIII warrant our goods better and all
things considered, cheaper than they can be imported
Undertaking promptly attended to.
STEES & HI Mt,
Manufacturers of Cabinet Ware and Furniture Third
street st. Paul
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NOTICE.
DOCKS will be opened On the First Monday of Sen,
- TENDER, 1853, by the Commissioners designated in
the ACT passed by the Legislature Of the Territory NJ
Minnesota, incorporating the Lake Superior Puget
Sound and Pacific Railroad Company, ST. Pail. Man
iiowoc, kennshs, Fond du Lac, Milwaukee Chicago.
Detroit Albany and the city of New York TO reeve
subscriptions 10 the capital stock Of said company
HENRY II. SIBLEN,
GEO. REED.
JOHN b. MACY,
&. &. TROWBRlDGE Con,r,
JULIUS WHITE,
l.. BLOSSOM,
JAMES DUANE nOTy |
Dated March Ii, i953-ii-u
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1potels a,lu 1;oarbtmg 7Dousrs,
ST.. Paul TEMPFRANCE HOUSE.
MISSISSIPPI HOUSE.

CORNER or EAGLE AND MIL Sis. PAui MINNESOTA
FA,E subscriber has taken the above house and tted
il up Tor The reception of boarers in ,le unsur
passed y, any house III the Territory.
Boarding ty the day week on reasonable terms.
>. A. THOMPSON
st. Pau, April II, '53.-~y52.