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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19

UHGREEC NOTICE. All persons are hereby
Il notified not TO tresPass, Mine Dig, upon any Of
following lands, without the written consent permIs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19
DID YOU SAY FLOUR

u so, call at d'itoRs, a0ksre gen i End the bsst f,
Inn BARRELS Of Row ell & Meigs Model Nil flg--
IUU put up expressly Tor family uze and 3LIf----'
For sale By JOHN MILTON, Sole Again.
Mineral Point, August u, 1852.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19

A SPLENDID lot Of SARDRNES and tann'''
Z = D-''i''i'ie oO'0 SAN. gENKISs'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19

EzI.oVF. 30 BbIs, Eaperfne ard =. EKt Iaas-
q Flour, for saieEat e. w.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19
Jaynes' Family Medicine

IEOR District School Libraries also, gen..
Il sortment OF BLANKS for sale at THTs o'fI1,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-19

i WHITNEY SMITHS.
May 90, - ..
TEV0BACCo AND CIGARS, OF ne best qualify,
u for sale at NAL ONEY7S.
IN Boxes g. IO-IO~I u and IorI4 Window Glass
OO for sale Al OCBB'S
sO6Ag8gIS LEA Sl8S of Mineral Land
~ just printed nd for saleat this Office
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FOR SALE.

4 LIBERAL inducements offered by the sub
NJ SENDER 10 all those wishing Ia purchase lardsd
property III or about ST Pan, TWO HI INBRED LOTS
eligible positions within the limits OF the corporation
Will ne sold on terms To suit purchasers.
ALSO, one LOT fronting on ~. Anthony street, near
the American Hotel 80 feet font by 20 feet Deep
which substantial three story brick building % feet
front by 40 .eet deep; the lower part Of which is sua-
bic for any mercantile business, and the second and
third stories Of which admirably adapted for Offices
the same lot there is u comfortable DIV cling house,
good warehouse and carriage house.
ALSO, eighty acres of valuable land laid ont in
lots, Immediately adjoining and overlooking the town,
on the Stllwatef road, a10rdng excellent sites for
try residences the most advantageous and in
such quantities as NAV be desired
ALSO the undivided half OF quarter section Of land
lying the Saltwater rosd five miles from the City Of
-. Paul.
All of the above property will be sold at extremely
low rates for cash. JOHN Il. IRVINE.
st. Paul, May Is, 1853 If
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Ecclesiastical Notice.

Presbyterian Church, y. S.--Rev. F.. u. NELL,
PASTOR preaching every Sabbath a, I0l, A. NJ, and
TkP. VI.
Presb} terrain Church, o. S..-Rev. ]. G. Rebel
daier, Pastor; preaching every Sabbath at l0h. A.
NJ, and 3 Z. VI.
Baptist Church, Rev. T. r. Cressey, Pastor
preaching every Sabbath, at l0t A. NJ, and p.
NJ.
Methodist Episcopal Church; Rev. ~ Sorn /;
preaching every Sabbath, at lo4 "A. NJ, and Il F.
NJ.
German Methodist Church; Rev August Korf-
hage; preaching every Sabbath, at l0t A. NJ, and
Il z. NJ.
Chrst's Church; Rev. r. Wilcoxson. Rector
Services every Sabbath, a, iOa, A. NJ, and 81, p.
VI.
Roman Catholic Church; RI. Rev. Joseph Cretin
Bishop: services every Sabbath, at los A. NJ, g.
and y, L. VI.
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CHEAP GROCERIES.


z NJ. FARMER. late Of the Arm Of Rev & Farmer,
- is pleased TO nfora his Old friends and all those
wishing TO purchase Groceries snd Provisions cheaply,
that lie has received, and offers for sale the lowest
cash prices ms store Third Street door
below the Worlds Fair, large fresh and vel selected
stock Of articles il his line consisting in part OF the fol-
lowing:
Sugars, OF all varieties,
Teas the latest importet ions and best qualities,
Coffee, West India and Mediterranean FRUITS,
Fish-Cod, Mackerel and Herring,
Pickles ani Preserves OF ali kinds,
Nuts-Alm onds, Filberts, Brazil &c,
Tobacco and Cigars,
Moasses and syrup best quality, from Eeleaers Re.
EDery,
Flour-Superiine of the choicest brands,
Hams, Shoulders and Pork,
And a!i other articles In the line ef family consuu1p-
ton great and sn all. too tedious TO mention
am bound sell, aud those wishing trade VII
find it TO their advantage 10 call.
J. II. FARMER
May Is, '53 Az
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Commercial.
PIONEER OFFIcF,j
August ). 1888.

PIoNEER OFFICF,f
August ). 1858.
Our market for the past week has been well sup.
piled with all sorts Of vegetables common 10 the
season. New potatoes first appeared July 4th; -
Grcen Apples, from below, July 10Th. Green corn,
large enough for roasting ears, July 2Oth-srown
about miles from St. Paul.
We append our last week. quota,ians with some
slight alterations and additions, follows:
LIVE SrocK--Beef on foot &c. y ID. Cows $50
to $50 Work Oxen from $50 to 80 v yoke.
FRESH MEAT-Retail.-Dee S@l2c.. Motion
l2tc Pork l2bc. Veal I2tc. Chickens S3 y doz.
PRovlsIoNs.-Pork l602l5 q bbl. Hams 100
I2c p ID; Lard l20l2t. Flour 81 500 " Dbl.
Corn meal 75GSOc. v bushel; Beans So 90 T. bus.
Potatoes 75c@Sl 90. Butter 15a20c. p b. Cheese
l2t; Eggs Zoe q doz.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, brown, fa7Sc. q ib; Refined
and crushed Pals; Coffee lo@l2t; Tea 5o0lo0.
Rice 8. Molasses 50G75c. y gal.
DRIED FRUir.-Apples 81 50c2 90 v bushel;
Peache. So 90. Green Apples "a 90 U Dbl.
MlscELLASEoUs.-Cracke n00S5 90 y Dbl
Candles-Star 3Oc. o b, Taow Is do. Fish (fresh)
&c. p h, dried &c. Lime 81 O0@l rs y Dbl
Onions 81 90 a, bush. Lard Oil 81 90 q GAL
Salt 81 90 + bush Vinegar 2Oc. p gal. Taliow l0c
" ID. Tobacco l5@iOc. Hides (green) %, dry 7.
LuMBER--Common SsMI2 y NJ. Dimension
stuff, do; Flooring Sl4; Siding SIS; Seasoned Is
@2O; Shingles 81 5o@s 90; Lath 81.
WooD-dry-S3 90 p cord.
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DENTISTRY.
6. w. BIDDLE, late of Pittsburg, Pa
No - has permanently located in SAINT Paul
'{fCcSeSsa Fourteen years close application to his
IIIlIJ profession, together with 4 large aud
beautiful assortment Of plain ard gum teeth, enable l
10 insert from one OF teeth by pheric
pressure with beautiful representation Of the natural
eum restoring the mouth to its natural shape.
Diseased teeth permanently saved by plugging; useless
eeth acted with rs Lutte pain possible Teeth
cleansed and diseased gums restored TO health.
o lice and residence Oh Main street. between Saint
Peters and Market.
N. B.-Ail jobs warranted.
ST. Paul july 23 l5-ly
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LAND FOR SALE.
nAn ACRES Of choice land in this heauti-
4.OVV III Trrri,ory by The sec,c w., hall sec
ton quarter scctcn, single acre
1900 Acres in the vicinity Of -. Paul. near the
CaPitt Of the Territory, il the midst OF county fast
filing MP. and rapidly rising m value
900 Acres in the vicinity OF st. Anthony Falis
near the greatest power in the Northwest the
centre Of the ln rering interest of the Territory.
500 Acres ncfr the young and thriving village of
MarOmn, the Mississippi rver above the Falls in u
beaut!. country, fast opening to emigration.
1GO Acres near and bordering White Bear Lake,
Spicudd sheet p wafer noted for full shores
and ne FISH Thls land IS easy of by good ro:ds,
and is the frat quality al soil. Beautiful lakes
streams @: the urest water abound every part all
well stocked " III choice varieties of dslI.
hese lands divided into heavy timber oak OPEN
ing and natural prairie; forming the most heau.i
cry imaginable, and presenting the favorable
riety for the choice Of Il farm.
HENRY McKENTY.
81. Paul, T., April 81, 1853. 81 en-.
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WHlTNEY'S GALLERY of DACUER-
REHINnEN

TENHE subscriber having recently made great improve
hens IN the arrangement Of light IL has gallery, and
having procured the latest improved apparatus which,
together with ms before very superior stock makes the
appointments OF his Gallery equal not superior to any
Ia the west is now prepared Daguerreotype
hkenesSes in style unsurpassed by any operator.
Lille Is uncertain ana persons in he Nth should not de-
lay one moment III procuring Of these me-
enioS OF lie, which, under the irving circumstances
OF hnai separation OF friends. pfce can purchase
miniatures taken III any weather and neatly set in lock-
cts pms, rugs, bracelets large variety Of
which arc kept constantly hand and lew patterns
being constantly received All respect uIly invited
10 call and examine specimens.
81. Paul, Aus. 5 1872 ls-tf
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st. PanI iron and Brass Foundry.

HNHE subscriber having purchased the Foundry in this
n place formerly owned by G. W Borup s. Co. ard
having Thoroughly reited il, prepared to furnish
castings OF al descriptions the reasonable ers
in as good sly be found in The Western World
Steam Engines and Ihreshrg machines repaired on
short notice. Stoves Of all kiuds furnished with inside
plates, doors erddes etc Patterns OF all descriptions
made 10 order Also Brass and Composition Castings Of
MI descriptions Batbit metal, lining, etc, made of the
best materials aud warranted.
Old iron Brass and Copper taken in exchange for
castings f. GILMAN.
81. Paul. AmC / lS13-Sin
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Schooner John Albert, Capt. Whitney, Of New York,
was wrecked on Brazos Bar, on TIE 9Th nit. The
vessel 10 total loss.
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MORE FRESH ARRIVALS.

1'VN u Il II off NIX M ' a d,
Every week, hy the Excelsior and Greek Slave, at
BOND LLOGG'S
Wholesale and Re.alt City Drug and Chemical Store,
St -inthony Stree, Upper To,n, ST. Paul.
hUR stock is now very large md complete, aud we
~ are prepared 10 sell any hing in oar line lower
than has hitherto been sold IN Minnesota. This are
enabled 10 do from the fact that purchase largely for
CASH. livery article Of tie very best description and
warranted good and genuine see advertisement in full
III another column. Citizens OF town and country do
not idil TO give Us a call.
RONN & KELLOGG
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ST. LOUIS HOUSE.

Midway between St. Paul and ST. Ansh,ny on thu
West bank Of TIM Msisslas Riv~.
THIS Hotel has just been opened for the accom-
uiodation OF permanent and lent boa rders and
is furnished and will be kept in sy by
any house northwest of ST. Louis Its location on the
Mississippi river mile above Fort Smelling and its
proximity to 81. Paul and ST. Anthony, render il AS a
summer resort one OF the most desirable places the
country for persons seeking health pleasure. The
lakes and streams in the veiaity abundantly sup
Piled with the most delicious fish, and the prirics and
groves abound with all kinds OF game.
The subscriber would assure persons visiting Mime
Sofa that By giving him call they will find every
ton made render their soourn pleasant a. possible
l5-tf J. w, DOWNER ProDfietor
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j. w. BASS CO.,
Forwarding, Storage and Commissio on
Merchants,
SGiat Paul, Mnnes,ta Tertiary.
w HOLEsALE dealers in Groceries and Provisions,
w Grain, Flour, Lime, Hair und Produce Of oil
kinds, exclusively commission.
J. w Is. n Co, have large, and comm odious
Wharf Boat, and also the Wharehcuse The I.evee,
Lower Landing, Corner Of Sbley and Water Streets
ahOrdhg them aciiites superior to any engaged
similar business, and enabling them handle goods for
the country free of drayage.
REFERENCES.
Conklin & Smith, n. Y, Riggs s Lowering, ST. Louis,
r Choteap, it,, az Co. n. Y. II. F. McCoskey Galena
d. N j. w. Banning, Gin. o. b. Ii. Campbell I"
Dole d Ramsey, Chicago, Ill r. ChoIeau, jr., q Co.,
st Louis, Missouri.
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CRYSTAL PALACE.

FAIHCART, hERN a Co, of the above establish
W ment still holding out inducements 10 BUYERS:
they are now seln. much cheaper than THEY ever
d0 before to MAKE room fer their extensive fall stock
(Which they viii have earyO Their stock of Dry Goods
= the most complete aud cheapest in -. Paul and they
pledge themselves TO sell any article in their store
cheaper than IL can be bought above st. LOUIS.
Wishing To con!ine themselves to the Dry Goods hs-
all branches the, offer the balance Of their
stock OF groceries, hardware and Guecusware "A
and under, TO close them OF The trade would hnd
great Nargaus in The sbOve stocks,
81 Paul, July p, is53, Il5-tf
- EGAkS! Stgars-lUO00 superior Havana and rrin-
~ Cipe Segars can be bought at New York CASH
PRICE, at CArHCART, KERN n co.
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MANKATO CITY. MINNESOTA, FOR
SALE.

n HN LOTS IN the City of Maukato, Blue Earth
II - County, situsted at TIE hesd Of Siesmhos.
navigation the great Southern bend OF TIRE hnneso-
"a, ST. Peters River, tie mouth OF the Blue
Earth.
Apply TO Tire subscriber to James X. Lawrence,
ESQ who Is the Special Agent Mankso C;ty ioI the
sale OF This property. HENRY MckENTE.
81. Paul. ApIil lS5S.--5;a q.
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j. MCMAHON HOLLAND,

j. MCMAHON HOLLAND,
-hterney and CUuashlor at Lac and Solicitor IN
Chqn,uy.
MiSKATo, blue EARTH COUNTY, MIN. TER.
Olicc, corner Of Front and Main Streets.
MINNESOTA REFEREHCEs.
Gov w. A. German,
J. Travis Rosser, Esq Sec. Min. Ter,
Capt. }. IL. Simpson. L. = Top. Eng rs. St. Paul.
A. j. Morgan, Esq Pioneer Office,
ID. 4. Robertson, ESQ,
Hon. IL. III. Sihlty, Mendoza.
MARYLAND REFERENCES.
Gov. T. Louis Love,
y. IL. O'Neal. ESQ, secretary Of State
Judges Lcgrlud, rdc& and hclcston of Annapolis.
Supreme Court Il Mar, land,
Hon. Alexander Randall
John V. L. Mcmahon, Esq, Baltimore, Nd.
J. TRAVIS NoSsER. NJ. L. OIDs.
EOSSER & OLDS.
attorneys ani CyunSoliors Il Luz
Once in the Secretary Room il tao Capitol at
Sr. PAUL. MINNESOTA TER.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF JOHN M'CARTY DECEASED.
FNVtlE undersigned, having been appointed Commits
d sioDers to receive examine and adjust all claims
AID demands, OF al persons against the estate OF John
MCarty. late Of Washington county, deceased, wei
ali claims and demands exhibited ia offset thereto
hereby give notice that the te limited the pres
eniation of said claims is six Months from the SNth
d.y of July Also, that they viii the office
OF the Register of Deeds, in saltwater, said county,
OH Saturday. the Goth day of August next and proceed
TO the discharge of the duties assigned them.
All persons having claims aeans, SAID estate,
auested present te same at the time anu place above
mentioned, properly authenticated.
MAULON BLACK, lca,
ARiAL ELDRlDGE,
Saltwater. NJ. 7. July Il, lc33--li4
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FOR SALE.


DSfE large III rec story house nno lot situated on Nam
h street ia the lowe of siillwater, known as iao
saltwater House formerly kept 0r hotel, WITH
stable and buildings connected row icr sale ana
will bt sold uuou reasonable terms this large
and well finished IS situated upon the priacipal
Ia the town, e sfeainl AZ ana
ing and well constructed 70, cor ~ensEi hotel ard AZ
fcrds a for investment 20 sly person Nsa-
ing to engage In he basin ess Of keeping hoie!s
Fer further ia and the terms CT fae apply 70
u e. INES, Esq. 6! Stl,!~sis.'
April IS, 1858
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kTTT*ON'S ADDITION TO ST. "a l..
TaNiIs desirable ground, LIVING in the most central and
advantageous part OF The basin Of 81. parl, where
must inevitably be The principal business OF the
town, an, afordg also choice and rhI nl Lots
IN the rear upon The benc for dwelling houses
veyed INTO Lots ana offered for sale, titles
disputed ard iHdis p:tahle reasonably low prices and
upon liberal terms OF credit Tor OF the purchase
money, and Lumber Tor building Lots sold IN the adj
dtOn, VIII ue furnished ~ the tuarv saW-In On easy
CHARLES n. OAkES
Agent Tor Propreiors.
st. Paul. july 81, 1851. -
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CAPITOL PROPOSALS.,

SEALED Proposals will be received BY the Board OF
- Building Commissioners until the first of Scptem-
her next, for grading the Capitol Grounds cleaning of
tue rubbish and dirt from the same, building arvs
around the basement windows the the build
ihg ana erecting steps ut the doors in HE same. also
make cnlveT from the capitol Ninth street. and
ni'ng up the ditch. The atys and be of cut
stone and The culyert to be foot in the clear
b. W. BRUNSON,
Ib-3t Building Commissioner.
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REt}. EST TIs

a Tle
"a ! offer property situated in the tova ssS4Hgxl
ls.ypa 81 Saint Paul, ans in its mn,cdi- zx9sSxfs
l..lAs- ate vicinity, for sale low fo5 cash s1fRf3
ne terms such not often present &WYHE7s
themselves TO the capitalists. Two dwell
ing houses, and several lots OF land in n ~AA"x>s~
central part of ST. PAIL with abundant supply Of excel
lent water. With this property viii be sold, about ten
land with large and thrifty growth Of
wood.
have also for sale. number Of five acre lots with
growing timber them. situated On ard the in me-
date vicinity o! public roads aud a mile from
ST. Paul. The above property will be sold such low
terms for cash that the purchaser Immediately sell
again ct advance.
For sale time, prices will be prOoortionsby higher
Apply 10 HENRY A. LAMBERT third street corner
Cedar, or Is. J. HotT, 81. Paul. lily
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HURRAH FOR THE RED LINE
III. G.. SANDFORD.

III. G. SANDFORD,
nEALER in Groceries, Hardware ard Dry Goods,
~ on Third 81, will keep on hand constant supply
oil TIE following articles, with supply Of Fancy goods:
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
Of every description made up expressly for this market
and for this season. constantly hand cheap for ready
pay, and no sale without. He has a complete assort-
ment of
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
consisting IN part of Old Hyson Young Hyson and Black
Teas, Laguira, Java and Rio CofIees, ~ O., Crushed
Loaf and Pulverized Sugars Spices, Pepper, CIoges
Numess Cassa, Rice, Raisins, saeraius starch, soap
Chewing and smoking Tobacco, Candles, OIL Fish tc
HARDtt ARE.
hill and Cross Cut Saws, all sizes; OK, log, and
Trace Chains; Halters, 10. Chains Axes and
heives thes ckes and snethes shcyes spades and
hoes, wrought aud Gu; nails och latches ana bolts
tlery, etc
10000 Cigars, OF every variety.
PORK and FLOUR constantly on hand, in large
quantities.
Nit Sandord's stoox is large, and he will be receiving
Ne" Goods constantly IN order TO keep his assortment
complete lie rs determined to sell his goods for ready
pay H cheap as they be purchased elsewhere Give
MN call tMarch 10, lS3347-lyI
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ST. niEL FERRY.

IL TAC = FENKH.
FSN}F sDose ,ibers have now leacy new horse heat,
u and s things in complete order for crossing tns
riFer at ST. Paul Lower Landing, with all passengers
AID teams. We shall be in attendance al the Ferry az
the usual hours Of business and rs possible shall
secure The constant attendance OF good Fcrryman Tie
ra'es OF ieiage are lower here than any other Gerry
from st. Louis &c st. Paul.
JAMES GOODHuE,
ISAAC n. GOODHUE,
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EpANkER and Exchange Broker st. Paul Minnesota
I'D Territory Due attention paid to collections and
proceeds RENTED promptly at the lowest OF
change, and II paid IN AT before maturity, charge
for commission. Sight drafts eastern and southern
cities constantly for sale. Land Warrants bought and
sold. 5-l6tf
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM OF 9 u ACRES with ten acres broken
N which a crop raised las, summer. iips il
good Tamarack house le q, end asisiie so There
is good spring the house ard 4 Gns OF
running through the farm II situated the beau
tiiul and picturesque lake, Johanna mics from ST.
Paul ard IL miles from st. Anthony Falls, with good
roads leading each way. HENRY MckENTY.
ST. Paul, April IL, l553.-6n52.
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rLoCGIIs

FLOCGn rs =,
or evs.y variety, rlaaefsG-1de- roe TIE
BMs.soarf IRON Morn.s.n lion. can be hsc % low
prices Tor cash OF approved Fsner, byappiyrg a. ,as
SmI MISSOURI IRON sIcEE.
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REMOVAL.
w ". 6, COMES has removed his Book Store
w uealy opposite h. old stand, where he would
be pleased all i.jends feeling assured tar he
BOW suit them in every thing ia his line. Ny new
goods have arrived among whc', can be found
900 Rolls Wal Paper, W.atow Curtains,
Bordering and Screens
All the late Cheap Publications, Lnclc TOia's Get
and key Ia same.
Banb Dooks in al! varieties, stationery OF every es
criptiCn and of the best qualify. Fancy Goods
merous mention; but call N, rs is trouble TO
show goods at
COMBS FRANKLIN BOOK STORE,
between Rice and American Houses
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PROBATE CouRr.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that there will be a term OF
the Probate Court for Ramsey County held at the
Office Of VIM. Il. Murray, in st. Paul, Monday, Aug
., AT ten O'Clock A. NJ. and the rst Monday of every
month thereafter, at the same place and time.
SAMUEL NJ IRACY
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INFORMATION wANTED-

MICHAEL YOUNG, now residing in the vicinity of
M ST Paul, Minnesota is DESTROYS Of obtaining some
iniormstioa concerning his brother John Young who
engrated to this country in the summer of lSi7 from
Fieidsd0rf in the Grand Dntchy of Luxemburgh and
now believed 10 be IN the vicinity Of Chicago or Mil
waukee.
Any Information concerning him will be thankfully
received, aud may be addressed to Mr. Peter Poncin ST
Anthony, n. T., TO this office. ls-f
DIR. .. Il. MARSH,
WILL Practice his profession in ST. Paul and vicinity
Office on Third Street, mrIt door to the Post ORee.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE is hereby given all persons interested in
II the estate Of John NJ. Sawyer deceased late Of
Saltwater in the county OF Washington, tina, the under
signed administrator. will apply to the Probate Court
oI said county Monday, the first day OF August
for final settlement. OF his administration OF said
ta'e. 81 Iii NJ SAW iBh,
saltwater, June 81, 1883. 81 Administrator.
AT COST.
GUYNEMAN will sell his DRY GOODS and READY
he MADE CLOTHING AT COST, as am going
about the lst Of August to by my Fail Stcex Gail
soon. at 81 ST., near Jackson.
July u, 1888.
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HNAMILY CROCERIES-Tee, Coffee, Sugar, Drec
Fruit, starch, salerstus, pickles, pepper, spices
-four, meal, hams, etc, at low prices, by
CAIHCART, KERN CO.