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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-06
MoRr DIFF,ouLrY AT EKrK.--A telcgraphic

MoRr DiFfioULTY AT EsrE.--A telegrsphic
dispatch dated March ~, says:
The mob at this place. under the direction Of the
Mayor, have to-day, torn up the track crossi'g Sas-
sairas street. The Sheriff did all IL ats power to
prevent II, bu, his efforts were unava.hng.
The cause of complaint is sad TO be The passins
Of some freight ears lrom the Western road to thu
Eastern, thus making temporary connection.
H. London there are l2G raggel schools, which in.
clude nearly fourteen thousand scholars, taught by
two hundred and twenty paid and eighteen
hundred voluntary teachers.
1t is said tina, North Carolina produces within its
Boundaries the staple Of every State IN the Lnion,
and is the only tha! does IT.
The Governor Of Connecticu, has appointed Fri
day the llth Of April, to be observed day Of
humiliation, fasting and prayer.
J. .B. Cough gets $500 month for leo,miag in
Great Britain and it IS said the Scotch Association
be works for maAes good thing ont Of H.
Bayari Tavlor. il is stated, invariably receives
fifty dollars Tor the delivery of h,s lectures the
Arabs and has already cleared 5000 hIs japan
and China lectures.
The wife of Smith the Connecticut mail robbcr,
visited the iai, at New Bavc0. the ls, INST,
where she found the murderer Of her SISTER in one
cell, and her husband in another.
! Prohibition in New YoIA--Thc Senate Mon
day passed to its third reading, the biii prohibiting
the traffic in ntoxicatin, beverages, by vote o.
IL to ~. Since passed.
1t is estimated that the Roth,child Brothers are
worth from to fifteen millions sterling, or from
/ 800 900 0Oa to .75,000,00o
! The Roman Catholics have in the United States,
| l,ll2 churches, accommodating 62l 900 hc.:c.,.
Scotch servant girl, in Cleveland, o., has re-.
ceved information from her mother in Scotland, that
she Is heess TO a cash icr:ane of $4,000.
The war Department in France reports the number
Of men available for arms, the event OF general
war, to he and quarter million, for land service.
VIM. VI. Cosin. Of Kentucky. lately deceased, passed
Shelby county, Ohio, where a tract Of land has beer
purchased for their location. The will provided 70,
them $1,000 ia money, and horses. wagons and farm
ing utensils.
The bank circulation Of Great Britain ssnoun,'
to Sl9S, 100000.
AS the storm which bruises the flower nourehs the
tree, so absence, which staryes weak aiseciion'
strengthens strong one.
: Wm Webb, aged 16, recently away f"m Lou
iFvi.le with Susan Roby, aged l3, and go m'r'e''
neither OF their mothers knowing they were ''''
How can come to know myseln Notby c'p'en'
d plaon but by action only. Do youf duf!' aa" !o'
will know your value.
No man fa,ters the woman -hom be i'd'y '''s''
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WE'LL BROKE HORSES.
YVILLOUGHBY L. POWERS
L. :. MAII. LINE.
ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY

Two Daily STAGES,
n EAVINC; each place o'clock A NJ, snd o.
clock, y. NJ. Coaches and teams Will re at the
Landing the arrival Of STEAMBOATS, at Saint Paul:
Aso daily line ofstsecs between San. Paul and Still
water coDnet ting with >emiW Weekly line from Still-
water TO Fails Of ST croiX; leaving Saltwater Tues
days and Fridays and Falls Of St. Crox on Wednesds,
and Saturdays
Particular attention given 20 Tho accommodation o
Pleasure Parties.
Ren,eD,jeg the YeioU Concord Coaohes.
saint Paul, November ), lS53-y29
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CRoyELAND GARDEN AND NURsER

Bei,geen ST. Paul and 81 Apfiony, near tie Hali-
toay H>nse.
ySvE subscriber, would invite the attention or those
who wish out fruit trees this fail or the en-
sung spring, their stock oi trees that have beea
CROWN in this Territory from TO three years. In
connection with the Scott Nursery at Davenport Iowa
Ley sre prepared fill all orders for either standard
dwarf trees Of any and every description that will
he required for this climate, together with Currants,
Goaseherries Grape Vines, &c Also anything 10 the
ornamental line, soch Roses, Dahlias, fhloXes ana
the various kinds of Towering plants Usually kept III
b such establishment.
Orders are respectfully solicited from those who wish
"a set out fruit eHbellish their grounds Az
have rot sufficient quantity hand TO supply the
demand we hope TO receive orders EARLY THIS FALL
as make up the deficiency al the nursery at Dhv
cnport where pect TO Iend the winter. Or6ers
N may be addressed left II the store Oi Nr J.
Fullerton, 81. Paul l.. NJ. FORD & CO
St. Paul, Oct. l3.-tf.
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HURRAH FOR THE RED LINE.
pArrrsox sA & BESsoS,s

ED LiNl COACHES with the best of teams and
~ careful "a 'ers are now upon the road bet
faui ana ST. Anthony ready 10 accommodate the pub
nc on all occasions They have large and excellent
Livery stock, several new and elegant Carriages and
BaroucheS; also new Harness ana Horse FURNISHING.
and efuipagcs Of the most elcg ant descripiiOh.
T. s. III returning thanks the public iof the lib
eral patronage heretofore bestowed u-on them Ike
pleasure IN stating that they have just received in -
dition TO their former extensive stock several yuuAg
elegant and
WELL BROKE HORSES.
specimens OF stock that have been equaed In the
Territory Their present stock needs but he
be admired and approved by a discriminating ppbhc
VIII our friends and the public remember, that at the
Livery stable III the OF the American = plse at the
upper end of Saint Paul, they all hour, have such
conveyance by lana, Wheels horseback as they
may desire PATTISON L. BENSON
st. Paul. Iune 80, 1863. ly
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BARABOO AND La CROSSE.

'FNNlE Stage Of the undersigned viii hereafter leave
Barahoo for La Crosse every Monday: and La
Crosse for harab0o every Thursday. Our He connects
with the Madison and Milwaukee Express, and Portage
and Sanh stages. We have fitted VI good crrriag
for the comfort Of passengers All orders entrusted 10
their care, will be prnctuay attended
We have, in correction with our stage "A good Liv-
cry Stable al BarabOo. and convey passon ,ers il
deaired, to any part Of the country.
PARISH 4 HART.
n.,c
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NEW MILLINERY GOODSI
And the Latest FaSbinus

NRS NJ l.. SlOAkES, ST. Anthony ST ST Paul, has
A'H Just returned from the City of New York with a
s'och ol Millinery ware. very much superior any
goods in her department Of trade, ever offered ir the
Territory. To her usai stock, she has added Gloves
Mltts Needes Pins, Tapes and many other new arti-
ces She has also taken pains obtain the
l0hs o! TINS, aud the winter seasons all of which
Will be happy to show such as call oct 2I-17-,C
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ST PAUL" MINNESOTA TERRITORY THURSDAY APRIL 6 1874
Saint Paul Business CARDS.
STOVES AND TIN WARE.

STOVES AND TIN WARE.
At Ne'oeFs Old stand on Third .Stret, fetc doors
West of Jackson Streef.
VGWE subscriber will keep hand constantly a good
II assortment OF Tin Ware, which he will sell at
wholesale retail.
Also, general assortment of Stoves. Orders from
country dealers solicited.
NJ b. Repairing done on short notice.
GEO. RUSSELL Agent.
ST Paul, June 9, l853-7-iy.
CABINET WARES ROOMS.
ALWAYS on hand, made to order SOFAS EASY
CHAIRS, DlVANS, WILLOW WAGONS
MATTkAssES, CARD AND CEN
IRE TABLES and CHAIRS
of every Description.
Also few METALLIC COFFlNS,a superior article.
,-s~---s----- TO buy second hand furniture is too
y. s. much like buying second hand gar
= ments. We take 1t for granted that
- the people Of Territory, would
rather prefer To have their chairs wasstands bureaus
ana tables, made to order and expressly fer their
use although old furniture might be bought for les.
hcy Ihen We think our people would rather havearti
cies made of the timber that here the Terrific
~! manufactured by our Own mechanics who have
Their lot IN Minnesota for better, for worse.
We VIII make promptly order, whatever articles OF
furniture may be wanted Of have what is desr-
ed on hand;) and viii goods better and all
things considered, cheaper, than they be imported
Undertaking promptly attended to.
STEEs 4 HUNT
Manufacturers Of Cabinet Ware and Furniture Third
street, ST. Paul
St. Paul June 23 1853. I0tf
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$4,000 WANTED.
TIME. TIME. TINE,

TIME! TIME! TINE.
HI FOWLER. Watch Manufacturer, Working
\ . Ievcler and Dentist. woud rcspcc fully inform
the Inhabitants of St Paul, that he has opened II
on ST Anthony Street, in The building opposite the
Rice II Duse, doors from Ro5.nsuns old stand with
assortment OF Clocks Spectaces Of all ages Back
and SIDE Combs, variety bosom piIs goggics,
chimney ornaments steel beads and assts, adcs work
bags chdrens teetnins rings, Autes dice and boxes,
AID a variety of other articles.
Duplex Horizontal, Repeating and Lever Watches,
of the com pleX and delicate Workmanship, care
fully repaired
Cadfornt Gold Rings ,nadr 70 orin. Engra,iag
aeUiy srecusd.
TEETH O. REFULLY EXTRACTED. SC AIEp 4 PLUGGED
II f., his long experience some o! tbe first
shops England iatters himself that he shall he ahe
TO give all who may favor HIM with tbeiI
work. HIS motto lie Punctuaits, Dispatch and Moder
ate charges.
~ Paul March 24st. 1853. i9-y
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Tiki MA y vi. SMITH.
J4st,ce Of The Peace, Notary Pa5hc, Collector and
Gtaerai 4 gent.
AZ removed his o!ce to the Brick Block opposite
The Post Oliice, corner Of Third and Minnesota
streets where he VIII be found ready attend to the
collection of debts, purchasing and selling real estate
payment OF taxes, locating Land Warrants, &c. Hav-
ing been in The business for some time past ana
being provided with MAPS of ali the ed norton
oi The Territory and of the CITIES the 81 Peters
he hatters himself that he will he able We
ton TO all who may give him II call
y. IL. Town Lots in 81. Paul, St. Anthony and All
the towns the St Peters for sale reasonable prices
Also, Farms III the country, with with out i'm prove
ments.
ST. Paul, June 9, lS53.-7tf
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4f a w. BATES. Keep constantly on hand "a good
~ assortment Of Bread, Cakes, Cracker ii Can
dies, of a kinds; variety of nuts, pies hcc! &c.
Also reed fresh lot of Groceries, all of which
will lie sold cheap for cash, the old stand Third
street, Lower Town.
81. Pnnl ime 9. 1853. lV
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''''< y t1r. = i IT r. II - VINFI.
At he Old Stand # +. A. C,iiins 8. Co., ol11stt
the Rice House, 81. Pau.
I'D I. BR ADLEI, dealer III Saddles, Harness
y Trunks and Saddiery Hardware, saddle Trees
sArting, Harness and Patent Leather, Calf Seating
bag ana Top Leather; Carriage Trimmings. Saddlers
Si!h; bellows and Band Leather
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS STOCK.
iemIock tanned Sole Leather; Oak tanned sole aud
pper Leather; Kip aud Calf SKINS French, German,
Ph!ade ia and Cincinnati Calf skins; al kinds OF
Ladies ana Nentlenen- Morocco. Red. Yellow, Blue
Green, tinh and White Innings; best Goat. Bnck and
sheep Binding; Boot and Shoe findings Boot Trees.
Lasts. trmp Boards, Pegs Of all sizes; Shoe Thread.
all kinds Iron, Zine and Copper Nails.
CARRIAGE TRIMMING
Executed AT the shortest notice and III workInanke
manner.
Country orders particularly attended to.
IL The highest mar ket price in Cash paid all time,
for Beef Hides, sheep and Deer Skins.
z. T. BRADLEN.
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&ON 1Ntp "A ~ ~ bs NJ
I1DWARD STEWART, architect and ilIer, is
IL pTepared to furnish materials and erect buildings
of any style. by astrct endeavor to Just suit
the people, he hopes merit continuance of the pat
ronage literally extended for the past two years.
lPAttenton given to the appraisn of Real Estate.
N. Il. 10 good journey men nasons wanted for the
season. Office Third street. 40 ly
81 Paul. March 90 1853
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B 4 l. ID WIN sc III OOL.
INC0RPoR 1873.
UE,Nlt T. NM II Al = n II

FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
FSNlIE Trustees Of this school have employee lady
Of NpcrienCe. from Massachusetts,, take charge
OF the female department, and she will be furnished wit
many assistants As MAY he necessary. The second
term will commence MONDAY, the third day OF
CCtcier
Until there j. department for bows, lads under twelve
years of viii he admitted pupils. II l. expected,
that all of those who intend become pupils, VIII
deavor to enter on the first day OF The tenn. No dedEc
lion made for sickness unless the pupil is absent
than ten days.
1mt'cl for T,rm Of T.c,l,c Weeks.
Higher English Course S5 co
Grammar, Geography, History. Arithmetic, and
elements of Natural Science Oh
Primary Branches 0u
The school edce ofthis department on Pearl street
acing the Public Square near the Methodist Church
Applications for admissions lie made to the teachers
or to +. ID. Neill, Treasurer of lle Trustees.
sSt. Pad, Minnesota Sept, Is, !s53. 23--tf
JEFFREY T. ADA MS. NJ. H..
Pr ISICIAN AND sur & EON,
Office corner Name and Front streets,
MANKATo, Blue EARTH COUNTY.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFEC,
TIONARH.

THE subscribers in returning their thanks to their
l. patrons and the public in General for the liberal
encouragement they have received desire to inform
them that they have machinery and other facilities
TO supply the Territory with Plain aud Fancy Cand,
their manufactures aInOag others all sorts Of Stick
Candy Rose and Burnt Almonds, Corianders, Anisse,
Acduiatei Fruit, and all other kind OF Drops Candy
and Sugar Toys, Sc. which they will sell BY the box
lower rates. adding freight than il can he bought in
,;aena ST Louis, with the advantage OF having n
fresh article Also French German and English Toy
and Fancy Goods. All orders for Cakes and ice Cream
promptly Oiled al the lowest possible prices
20 REM a kAKCHER
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a., '53-f MARTIN DREW g. co.
FaSH;ONARI.E MILLINERY.

w RS. MARVIN wound announce 10 tl.e Iades oi st
A'a Paul, that she has just received from New York
large varied, and splendid assortment ROnnets
latest Summer Sly les She hatters herself hat upon
amiua;ion il will be conceded that handsome stock
of Millinery, Flow ers, Ribbons &C. was before
brought into the Territory. AiSO:--BaTcCcs. Tissues
Dress Silks, &c., &c. all of which Will he sold Low hR
Pr ICES Than The goods before offered
this market June 10. 9tf
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CHAs. ". BoRuP. cHAs
RORCp OAkES.

vUSiE undersigned having formed coparnerShip for
transactmg Exchange and Banking business IN all
branches, VIII he prepared To furnish sight
aud exchanges the East aud principal cities OF
the West. RemtanCes 10 Great Britain, lreI8nd, ana
continent OF Europe, made III sums 10 suit purchasers
sight ard bills and European exchanges purchased
collections made and proceeds remitted at usual rates
of exchange All other business committed to care
puictually attended to.
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GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.

400 bbls Flour 200 bbls Pork,
100 hbls Dried Apples, Just reed ON consignment a
the Wharf Boat and will be closed Of ,e3rCed prices
Also csn and corn meal cate, POTATOES, bran, lime,
& c. al great bargains.
IL oa.tf J. w EASS a. 90.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

House and two Lots in kiitson's Addition, imIne-
N datcly back nf the New Hotel. The House is new
and convenient, having been built during the Fall.
Wishing devote attention exclusively to our 'usl-
ness we viii sell the above property at reasonable
price and upon ommoaatipg terms
CHAMBLIN & MORGAN
July g. lsji--43I Third street. ~. Paul.
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TO CAPITALISTS, FARMERS AND EN-
CATHCART-
4 q. %. Robert street. ST. Paul. ". T :.

No. 90. Robert street. st. PauI, III. L.
Wholesale and RetniL Deaier ia Foreign and
Domestic Dry Go0ds,
WYEEPS constantly hand large and well selected
stock Of fancy and staple Dry Goods coasis'ng in
part of Brown Shee rngs, Shirtmgs, stripes, Drilling,
Prints Muslin de LANES, Lus,ers, Merinos, Nelvets,
Hosiery and Gloves, silks, etc
4 large stock OF CarpetIng, Druegcts- Mating, ana
All Kind. OF House Furnishings low for CASH at
45l No. 20, kobtsT STREhts ~ rAu'
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ALLEN ;piEEsSE,,

attorney at Law and General LaRd .fgent,
EEhNI\G ben REGISTER OF The Land Office under
II the isie administration he is able select the
best land IN the Territory -b ect entry and Will
warrant the regularity of ali locations made by him.
oifce o. Cellar street, next door 10 the Episcopal
Church, ~. Paul. VI. L.
Ssa. 10, io5i.-t i0-n
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MANKATO CITY, MINNESOTA.
Situated at the great Southern BEND of the
Minnesota, ar 81 Peters Rtpsr.
n ZN Lots in MANKATO CITY Blue Earth
IT - County, Minnesota, for sale for cash or on
time. HENRY M'RENTY.
Dealer in Real Estate.
ST. Paul, NJ. T, Jan. %, Is54-ll-if
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WI. W. FINCH. Nj. ID,

W. W. FINCH. NJ. D.,
AFfERH his professional services the Citiken, Of
~ 81 Pau and vicinity.
cfire IN Judge l.amhsri's brick building.
NpeiN attention VIII he given 10 Rheumitisin, NeI,-
ra-ia Srfoill and all chrouc Diseases Beng falnil-
iar Win The use of EruER operations in surgery will
"a" performed under lis influence without PAIN il de-
slrci Pare Vaccine Virus any part o: the
country hy return mail the receipt OF dollar
post paid
REFERENCES.
IroC McClintock, Of Philadelphia College of Medicine
= Perkins OF Vermont Medical College.
3~-Sm
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BORUP l. OAKEs.
1T
lNI. III
BROPUY SETTLEMENT.

a FAM aiming I1o in tls highly EOurish-
IN ing settlement wnich IL near ST Paul bordering on
on a beautiful lake, soil rch aud heavy timbered IRON
which some g 900 cords be cut; also good heavy
grass meadow which will yield 90 to 10 tons oi hay;
excellent dwelling house 50 by 20 feet and good sta
bile by 30 e of the above already, broken and
under fence, and have yielded to the proprietor ar
ABUNDANT crop. HENRY MckENTf,
Dealer in Real Esstate.
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NUTII r
FNNE public hereby notified that the undersigned
Il the true and righiul owners of 'Le Sueur CITY -
in the county of lie Sueur, and Territory OF Minnesota
did, the 26th DAY Of August 1852 Law out the said
CIT! OF lie Sueur and that plot of said CITY been
duly recorded in The office OF Register Deeds in said
county. And the public hereby cautioned against
purchasing property in said Ciy, wthon, having first
obtained tte from the Undersigned as the, alone can
good and sufficient title purchasers In the r.t in
j. {. CURISIY
Sept. II, ls53-22tf JAMES CIIRRAN
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], c. RTRBANK A. Coz,

j. &. BURBANK ~ CO.,
CtTORAGE, Forwarding and Commssicn Merchants
- C:rocors and Dealers in Grain and Prov siuns.-
Wharf Boat 81. Paul. Min. J. &. BURBANN,
T.. r. WHITNEY.
Shippers and Cons.nees will hnd Il to therinteress to
do business with rs The expense u! Labor ami Day
axe is saved.
REFERENCES
GOV. ". A German,
Henry VI. Rice. &, pa,,
" h. Marshall; q Co
Alex. Wikin.
Il. II. Campbell, K Co
Geo. W. Campbell, a Co, c.,ens
Iorran, n Coz
u. ;. Harris, & co.
Q 3us Wes,' s,., s, Louis
Charles scJdder, Co, Boston.
Manning n Sianwood
Nark Packages b. IL &. Wharf Boat st. faui.
Minnesota.
ST Paul. Nov. "a, 1853 32tf
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W. SWY MINER is the only auth orized agent for
Shs paper IA the city of 81. Louis and uly oinpow-
cred 90 take subscriptions and receive
at the rates required by His receipts Will be con
sideTcd : payments.
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NOTICE is given to all concerned and especially TO
~ all helf breeds interested in the reservation
Lake Pepin named in the 9th article Of the treaty with
the conedersted tribes of sac and Fox and other In
dians Of July 18th, ls3O' That the Commissioner Of
,he Genl and Office has instructed the Surveyor Gen
era to cause to he duly surveyed ard married tho
nal lines Of said reservation, which operations now
in progress in that quarter and 20 prevent possible
landing that might ont Of the operations
of surveyors that neiehbOrhosd this notice IL given
IN ODE dience orders from the Indian Department.
w. a. GORMAN,
If Cey and supt Ind
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Saint l]dul BUSINESS Gar0s.

r. . H'-'' tLi'- C. T. MAYO. L. DANGS, n.
Gil ARIES +. MAYO CO.,
Successors To f. y. NEWELL,
Nhnlesae and Retail Dealers in
HARDWARE, STOVES, AND TYNVARE.
Third street, between Minnesota aud Roberts streets
ST. PAVL, NiNSEsorA.
2s-ly.
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MUSIC BOOKS

THE shawn and The DuIcimeT collections om han
and for sale wholesale or retail, by
w. :. COMBS
feb IS Near the Aineyican House
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REMOVAL.
AKY Nj. :. COMES has removed his Cook store
w nearly opposite his Old stand, whore he would
be pleased all his friends; feeling that h,
can now suit them IN every Thing IN his line. My
goods have arrived; among which be found
200 Rolls " ali PAPER, Window Curtains
Bordering and Screrrs.
All the late Cheap Public catIcns, Uncle Toms Cabin,
and Key to
Blank Books in ali varieties Stationery Of every des
cription and of the best quality Fancy Goods, to
meroUs mentiun but call IN, il IL 10 trouble TO
show goods
COMBS FRANKLIN BOOK STORE,
Between the Rice and American Houses.
JENNY LIND ~ ST. PAUL,
lDEGS leave TO inform the citizens OF 81 Paul and
ID vicinity, that she has brought 10 the Bookstore,
corner Thir Wabsstaw streets, the largest aEC
beautiful assortment OF new Books and stationery
which i'll he sold usual AT low prices Fo. PaFica
lars inquire at LEDUC'S BOOK STORE.
TO CAPITALISTS, FARMERS AND EN-
IGRANTS.
TIME undersigned has always on hand for sale Tor
! u cash or OF time, from
TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
Of rural land improved uHmp including farms
Of different sizes, and degrees OF Improvement at prices
corresponding with these
AIso--properiy IN 81 Paul and suburbs, and in Man
ka,o city, ~. Anthony, Shaaopee LeSueur, Traverse
des Sioux and Eureka.
/ He all times accommodate, on the easiest
terms any one who really rcisaes 70 PaYcRGse.
/ HENRY MckENTY,
! Dealer in Real Estate. ~. Paal, MINI. Ter.
! Ofice-the old Post st-oiice building, Third street
| St. Paul Feb. II, I-5i. "A IT,
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II. F.. FULLERTON,


FASHIONABLE TAILORS AND CIOTyIERS
THIRD STREET, NEAR THE POsr OFFICE
a EI on hand all times an extensive assortment
An OF ready made clothing OF The best uualitv They
have aso large assorlmen, Of cloths cassieres and
vesiings and Will give gentlemen fits in the latest fash
inhs Their goods O! their selection ana viii
ne ouhd Ia De neat ahd durable. Being practical
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