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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-02
II. &C. SANDFORD.

II. e.. SANDFORD.
H1EALER in Groceries, Hardware and Dry Goods
~ on 1h,rd ST, Will keep hand constant suppl,
OF the following articles, with supply Of Fancy goods
READH.MAD DE CLOTHING,
OF every description, made up expressly this marke
and Tor this constantly hand cheap for read,
pay, and no sale without. He has complete assert
ment Of
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting in part of Old II Young and !lacl
Teas Laguira, Java and Rio Co.ites, y. o. Crushed
Loaf and PulveriYed Sugars. Spices, Pepper Cloves
Nutmegs, Cassia, Rice Raiss saleratgs. starch soaI
Chewing and smoking Tobacco, Candles, Oil Fish etc
HARDWARE
Mil and Cross Cut Saws, all Sizes OK, log ana
Trace Chains Halters, 5 b. Chains; AAcs and axe
heves, scyhes sckles and snahes shovels spaces at
hoes wrought and cut nails locks a:ches and bolts cut
tery, etc.
10000 Cigars, of every variety.
PORk and E'LOUR constantly on hand in large
quantities
MI Sandfords stock is large and he will be receiving
New Goods constantly in order keep his assortment
complete lie - determined sell his goods ready
pay as cheap they he purchased elsewhere Give
MN call March 10, lS53-i5-ly
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wv. DowNER. J. H. MASON.
DOWNFR e. MASON,
architects and Builders, st. Pad, MINI. 7'r.
AN1LL keep constantly on hand the best quality OF
w lumber and materials for building: those want.
ing good houses, bunk the latest styl mot the Early
Pelhted,) viii find it TO their advantage give them
call at their shop, the of Main and Capitol
Streets, or at The residence of j. W. Downer, ST
Anthony street, few doors OF the American
House.
\. Is. Jobbing done on he shortest notice. All or
ders LEFT at the American House Will receive prompt
attention.
81. Paul, March L. 1850. ly
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MARSHALL Il Co.
AT THE SLIGO IRON STORE

4 RE now receiving large and full stock of Iron,
"A Steel and sundres. They respectfully solicit the
Patronage OF Blacksmit =, Plow Makers, and other
Manntac trers giving that their is Of the
best quality and will be so The lowest living prices
22tf
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KITTSON,s ADDITION TO ST. PAU.

y >
TNNli desirable ground, lying the central and
II advantageous part OF the basin OF 81. Paul, where
must .Niiabl, be tie principal business of the
Gown, and aifoTdn. also most choice AND delightful Lots
IN the upon the beach for dwelling hoses is
NeHcd INTO Lots and ereG for salt, viii, titles
disputed and lnds puiae AT reasonably oIS prices, and
upon hbel al terms Ol credit Tor most OF the purchase
money aid Lumber for building Lots sold the AZ
ditiOn, NIL Dc furnished iic sAw-IG, easy
TERMS. CHARLES IL. CAKES
Agent lUr PIo,I.tors.
-. Paul, Jul, 81, 1851. Is
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Ca,ene. III, Sept 2 ls5s-2itf
ST. Paul IRON aud Brass Foundry.

Ut. TUT fTVH tUu LSTHSS OHHUIy.
TlNlIE subscriber having purchased the Foinry in this
Il place ornerl, owned by &. W. Burup 4 Co., and
having thoroughly reftted il, prepared furnish
of all scrip the most reasonable terms
ai Gearing, Siiafiing Boxing. etc, will be executed
la good st ie he found in the Western World.
Steam Engines and lhreshin. machines repaired on
short notice Stoves Of ali .inds furnished with inside
plates, doors sTidles. Patterns of all
made orer. Also Brass and Composition Castings oi
all I, descriptions; Babbit metal, i.Ig eic, mude o the
best criais and warranted.
old Iron, Brass aa1 Copper taken IN exchange for
Castings. L. GILMAN.
ST. Paul. Aug 4 fS53-6m
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NATH'L. T.. TYSON s. CO.
(oS ROBERTS, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
NEW STORE AND FRESH GOODS
AND A WORD To THE MINNESOTA
f,pnIY rrp.
RIVER AND ST. GROIN TRADE

A we are now fairly fixed in building, and
IA having sufficient room to store large aud CON-
pete stock OF Groceries GRAIN Flour and Provisions
we would respectfully call the attention Of friends
I'D 81 fau and the surrounding country, to the FACT
mat we nave just received the largest and best
assortment of
GROCERIES,, PRO VISIONS, GRAIN, &C.,
ever brought to Minnesota, and we say our
st CroA and Minnesota river friends, that are Of
ieHg better inducements to these trades any other
house IN St Paul. and at Wholesale; pledge our
selves 10 sell at GALENa Prices Our goods are all
fresh and in the very best condition. Goods delivered
at the landing or TO part of the city free of charge.
We won!d agan respectfully call attention to our
new stock, as Dealers and friends hronghout the
surrounding country will find that it embraces every
thing usually kept IN line ii busness aud In doing
So would express our thanks for ayors, aaJ the liberal
patronage extended tow ards us the past winter. We
enunerate IN part follows, which will sell strictly
lnrc as q he luI,eS -.
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TO THE PEOPLE.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY FOR THE MILLION
II HAVE now On hand one of the largest stocks in
II Minnesota, comprising every thing in the Book,
Stationery and Fancy Goods line Cali and examine al
w. 3. COMBS Bookstore,
Below the American House.
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lust RECEIVED
~ 80 frkins good Butter;
SO bbls, extra Mess Pork;

lust RECEIVED
~ 30 frhns good Butter;
SO Gbls, extra Mess Pork;
IS A Sugar;
SO do;
1000 lbs. Cheese;
10 Kegs Golden Syrup;
10 half bbls do;
5 bbls. do;
IS kegs ). II. Molasses;
half bbls. do do;
10 bbls, do do
10 - n. o. Molasses,
And large lot OF fresh Family Groccreso of every
descriptions, for sale very low, wholesale retail.
~ 2m Is. PRESLEY.
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BELLS: BELLS: BELLS.

VINE Subscribers manufacture and keep constantly
II on hand all sizes Of Church, Factory, Steamboat
Ferry Locomotive, School House. and Plantation Bells
These Beis hung with the Patent Iron YoGes with
movable arms They can be turn around that the
clapper viii strike in new place, which desirable
alter DELI has been rung few Years Springs al
hxed In new way to prevent the Capper from resting
on the Bell, thereby proongng the sound. These Bells
are manufactured from the stock ard cast in
iron castings. At tins Foundry these were FIRST used
and are found to be great Improvement. We give a
written warranee that if Church Bells break within
one year from date Of purchase, with fair usage VIC
VIII recast without charge. The tone of all Bells is
warranted. Nearly 5000 Bells have been and sold
from this Foundry which is the evidence of their
superiority. We have II Gold and Silver Medals
awarded from the various Fairs or the best Bells for
sonorousness and purity Of tone" We pay particular
attention to getting up Peas Chimes, and can refer
10 those furnished by us Our Foundry is within few
rods of the Hudson River Erie Canal and RAILROADS
running in every direction. this the largest estab
shmeHt of the Kind in the United States and has the
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF BELLS, orders be filled
with great dispatch. We refer 10 Bells in ANY of
the states. Old Bells taken in exchange for new ones
Levels Compasses, &c, constantly ON hand Address
A. MENEELY'S SONS,
l5-ly. West Troy ~ Y
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FIRE. FIRE.. FIRE..,

FIRE: FIRE.! FIRE.:.
FuNE "Old Etna" continues to dispense said and com
u foT to the unfortunate, usual at the SAINT Paul
agency.
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000.
THOMAS A BRACE Prest =. l.. LOOMS, Sec'y.
3-3Ov AGENT for MinnescIs .Terri,orv
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ST. Paul. Nov To- 3o-em \. PIERS
REAl. ESTATE FOR SALE.

4 GREAT BARGAiN.--320 acres in proved farming
IN land beautifully situated the Little Canada road
five miles from ST Paul. Also iooacres prairie AM oak
openings, ten miles from town, situate White Bear
Lake-part fenced ard broken. Also, 320 acres being
highly improved and We'll broken farm, upon which the
finest crops have been raised this situate twelve
miles from town. Also, improved city property town
lots in st. Paul and ST Anthony, a!d interests in lie
SUeur, Mansato, Shakapee and Eureka City. Apply To
VIM BREWSTER, Real Estate Broker,
2Sr-tf Sd and Wabashaw-sts.
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RoLLIN CLARK. EENFREW. A.. CRozIE
EAGLE FOUNDRY,
Corao Of Man and Eddie Streds, ST. Lo,as, No

CLARK, RENFREW & CO.,
NEANI FACTURERS Of Steam Machinery HS drauc
AFA PRESSES, Oh and Tobacco screws. Morse's Patent
Saw-dust Burners, Page Chi!ds Patent Circular Saw
Mills, for horse steam water power, and all kinds OF
Mill .WoRk, &c,
They would invite the attention OF Mlweighs 10 their
new and large stock of Patterns for every variety OF
Wheels; lists of which win be furnished when desired,
BY mali otherwise.
Their extensive Boiler and Sheet-Iron Works, under
the control of \. CROKER, afford facilities Manu-
featuring and repairing Boiler and Sheetron " orb IN
the most improved manner
Good second hand boilers generally on hand. I9ly
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AYERS CHERRY pECTORAL

FHNIlS upriva!led cure for coughs, colds hoarsness
u bronchitis, WHO'D ping cough, Group, asthma am.
consumPoli, ROW too well known require cert1
Gates, is Constantly kept for sale Hfchcox d. Axte
and Jarvis in ST. PAUL. and dcalersin medicine every
where IL Il
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WILLOIGHBY & POWERS
L. :. MAIL LINE.
ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY.
TWO DAILY STAGES
\ EAVING each place ut O'Clock A. NJ, and o.
II clock i. NJ. Coaches and teams VIII be AT the
Landing the arriy al Of Steamboats, at Saint Paul.
Also, daily line OF Stages between SAINT Paul and Still
water, connecting with Semi eekly line from Still
water to Falls OF ST. Croix leaving saltwater on Tues
days and Fridays and Falls OF St CroX Wednesday
and Saturdays
Particular attention given 10 the accommodation OF
Pleasure Parties.
Re'aen,du ours arc tie Fellow Concord Coaches.
Saint Paul, November 8, le53-y29.
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FORTY EIGHT spLENDID LOTs,

FORTY EIGHT SPLENDID LOTS,
COMPRISING TWO AND HALF ACRES EACH,
u and situated 81, Paul Capitalists strangers,
citizen, wishing purchase desirable property for
Cottage Residences, ALIAS ana Sumner HOUSES, are
invited al aud LAKE osE rok at The locality. The
soil is OF the t quality, and adapted iJr G4CdeGng
the culture OF liz Gtapc.
HENRY M'KENTY,
Eea,-r III Real Estate.
nj DE-
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Saint Eouis.

r. CHourEAU, JR. JAS. HARRIsoN. FELIX VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau. Harrison 81 Valie,
NDROpRlETORS Of the st. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS,
IL 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
and will also keep all other articles usually kept in
iron store 10 which they invite The attention OF
merchants.
IL Warehouse, No. leo, Second street. ST. Louis, Mo
CIIAS w. BORUP,
Agent ut st. Paul
May 3, 1851 s. a.
W. :. SWIMMER,
GENERAL NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT,
(NORNER Of Second and Chesllul streets, (oyer the
u Peat OlNce, 81. Louis, Mo.
Ne,srs. X. & w. Campbell lMessrs. HAYDEN a. Wilson,
- Adolphus MeioTAc col HAIR u Whiitefnore.
81. Louis, June l.. 9-tf
c. NJ McLuN0, p. IL. M'CLUNG,
M'DoNALp. C. L. THOMPSON.
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REFERENCES,

REFERENCEs.
!. Chouieau, Jr. & Co., New York,
i.orinz, Sterling & Co., Pittsburgh,
james Peek q CO., Chicago,
Bridge & Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith 4 CO., Cincinnati,
Choutesu r FaleG, st. Louis,
James Carter & Co, Gaiens.
stillinan4 Rood,
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CROYELAND GARDEN AND NURSERY

CKOVELAND GARDEN AND NURSERY
Bcwcen 81. Pa,a and ST. Anttony, near the Half
,cay House.
YWE subscriber W oud invite the attention of those
who wish 10 fruit this fan or the en-
SUNG spring, tn their stock of that have been
growing IN this Territory from three years. In
connection with the Scott Nursery, Davenport lows
they prepared I'll all orders for either sanda I'd
or dwarf trees OF any and every description that will
be required Tor this climate. together with Currants,
Gooseberries, Grape Vines, &c Also any thing in the
ornamental line, such Roses, Dahas, rhlnNes and
the various kinds Of flow erns plants usually kent in
such establ, hment
Orders respectfully solicited from those who wish
10 set ont irut trees embesh their grounds As we
have rot sufficient quantity on hand supply the
demand we hope to receive orders EARLY THIS Fall
10 make up the deficiency the nursery at Bav-
export, where expect to spend the winter Orders
may be addressed 10 or left at the of Mr. j. L
fullerton, 81. Paul. l.. NJ FORD q CO.
st. Paul. Oct l3.-tf
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&. VI. McCLUNG II CO.,
10 Main Street, st. Louis, Mo.
VIII have received b. st September their stock of
FAIL AND WINTER
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
T will embrace a greater variety and be more COM
manding and general than they have offered in
Ibis market Every article the requirements Of the
tail trade demand can be obtained from them.
IL VIII be their constant eNcrtOn TO conduct their
business IL make IL the inter of merchants deal
with them. Every article III their stock will be sold
cheap il be obtained IN the city, or delivered
from New York or Boston. IL is their desire do bn-
siness with responsible mercha ants and such
ner that when once commenced, il will continue.
They know that their success depends solely upon
The success ol their customers, and viii be their
make their intercourse with merchants mutually ant
TecipToCaliy beneficial.
They ask from merchants who visit st. Louis this
Fall, thorough examination OF their stock and prices.
onis, 3 l-.c}-U
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BOOTS & SHOES.

Mems calf grained, Kip and thick Boots and Broean,-
boys and fouihs' do do, womens calf kip goat ename
eled, Jenny Lind and Kid Booees; Ladies' goat kid and
enameed Baskns, Ladies' fancy coid Caters and half
Caters and Buskins, of every quality and price full
and complete assortment OF the different styles Of Mis-.
SEES, aud childreuS, we
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GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.

400 bbls Flour, 200 bbls Pork,
100 Dbl, Dried Apples, just reed consignment ri
the Wharf Boat and viii be closed on at reduced prices.
Also, aad meal, oats potatoes, bran, lime,
&c, al great bargains
ie 22-tf !. W. BASS & co.
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THE subscriber having been appointed gent for the
sale of Louisville Cement, Will keep large supply
on hand, and will be sold small al, from IAN
ufacturers prices. ii. +. McCLOSKEY.
Galena. March 90, 1882
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DEGS leave to inform the citizens Of st. Paul and
vicinity, that she has brought to ihe Boob
If Third and Wabashaw streets the largest and
most beau iu assortment OF BOOKS and Statiouery
witch will be soi as usual low prices. For parcu-
lars inquire at LEDtCS BpDk SlOkE.
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~ ioitON life dr l.CiCa co
Nerrimac prints,
Cocheco do
Union do
opraeUes do
fhii. Aliens ~ Sons prints,
Blue and Orange DO
Hickory sly les,
Heavy brown sheeting,
shlrting,
Fine /"
Brown drilling,
A bleached m, sin,
81 ard IS A."
Blue drillings,
Otis denims,
Falls Co. 4"
Gable twists.
Hamilton ticking,
AmOskeag /"
Apron checks,
Crash and diapers,
Brown linens,
Brown linen drillings,
Kentucky iears,
Plain and fancy Tweeds,
Fancy cassimeres,
Satinetts,
Lancaster Ginghams,
Scotch {"
Muslin de lanes,
Baragf de lanes,
Plain harages,
Portsmouth lawns,
French I"
Blk and figured silks,
Colored grapes,
Grape lisses.
bite illusion,
CoIored 4"
Check canbrics,
a
Jaconef.
Swiss and book muslin,
Bishop lawns,
roflii's'
Iapcs, steel pens,
Thimhles, r17Urs,
haLoI strOps,
no"hs anu eyes,
VI" l ,e''
N, ;",iu oo"''
toilhs,
, moly COMBS,
"''i"s ~,
~
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N,:SSISS;PPI HOUSE.
MENDOrA UOUSE, MENpOTA.

MENDOZA HOUSE, MENDOZA.
n Would respectfully inform the public that have
Il taken the Farribaut House in the town of Mendo
IA. and prepared 10 accommodate boarderS, Perma
ncut or TRANSIENT
The house is newly fitted up. is commodious, ana
pleasantly located and no pains will be spared in IN,
endeavors 10 make il Of the most comfortable il
the West.
JAMES BRUCE.
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7botels aun Boar0tmg Rouscs.
THE MCLEAN HOU SIC,


TWO puous LAST OF the CENTRAL uous., BENCH ST.
Z.
vaR. Il MRS. HENDERSON have leased this ho.se
w ad prepared to receive guests by the DAY
ween The liable is we prov ided, their bed. clean,
thcic rooms arys ana charges moderate.
Nov ). l-13-y-9.
CALENA HOUSE.
rEyiE subsc ribor has provided for The accommodation
Of boarlers; both by the day and by the week, with
or without Gsinglt very moderate prices. iHqaire
for the Gaena House, at the fst building On Roberts
street above Third opposite W inre Cooeys Clothing
tore. JuI.-S-Iy W III 1ht S>tNL
MISSISSIPPI HOUSE.
CORNER EAGLE ANDtiLL srs., PAU l., MiNNEsoTA.
yRNilE subo rber has taken the above house and fitted
il up for the reception of boarjers in sty !e unsur
passed b, ANY house in the Territory.
Boarding By The day Ur week On reasonable terms.
K. l.. THOMPSON.
st. Paul. April H. '53.--y52.
BOA DING.
FEW respectable boarders viii find comfortable
~ home at modeGa Charges, il one of the most cen
trial parts OF the city. L.. HOW l..
Manhato City June ,, lsj3-1-ly.
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pectiully solicited.
ca comprise a part of my stock:
Embroidered drcsses,
Irish linens,
Cap Detfs,
Laces and edgings.
-ints, Embroidered collars.
20 DIess buttons,
Artificial towers,
:, Band boxes,
Ladies farcy bonnets,
" Florence braid Z"
Misses 6. -" "
- Fancy tonnets,
Bonnet rit ons,
Cap and silk ribons,
Parasols,
Umbrellas
Linen table covers,
Union -
Wors.ed -
laquard diaper,
Ladies miAeu hose.
white ai-d black hose,
- mixed hJse,
DIS, Mems half hose,
Silk pocket hdki's,
Tui key red
Linen Gamble /"
ladies kid gloves,
iislc thread gloves,
- cotton E"
Misses
Mems "
." Isle thread gloves,
" hid glove
Sir cravats
Summer shawls,
Linen thread,
Cotton :"
Spool thread,
Knitting cotton,
N, Needles, pins,
Percussion caps,
Braids, suspenders,
Peal buttons,
Agate -
Coat and vest buttons,
Pencils,
Gold pens,
Tea and table spoons,
Table cutlery,
Pocket knives,
Scissors aud shears,
Toys, &c.
TEAS.
Gun powder,
Black,
VIA TOBACCO.
S AND SHOES.
Womens' morocco ties,
Jenny Lind,
CATERS & J-2 Dc
Chillren's shoes
Boys bro.ans,
Mems I"
- CATERS,
otees, " pumps,
Ikins,
;, White shirts,
Flannel Z"
J. A. PACKARD,
1Of Main street, Ga,ena, III.
coz. S0---sf
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AMER Mills
HHDRAUL Lie CEMENT.

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills, vi keep constantly hand supply of
Extra Family Flour" Warranted sup. rior to any Hour
sold III this market. III. +. MCCl.OSKEY.
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SAW MILL.
THE subscribers having leased and thoroughly re-
paired the Saw Mill the kenrikinick known
as CoNe's MIL are now prepared 10 furnish Lumber Of
any description al the shortest notice Shingles Iath
and picnets always on hand. Custom Saving done on
the most reasonable terms Those in want Of Jumber
ior building or fencing purposcs will find TO their nd
vantage 10 give call before purchasing elsewhere
ASA +. MANNING
ISAAC n HOLDEN.
Prescott, Dec. !, 1852. 35lv
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Prescott Wis. Business Cards.
A. e.. MORTON,

4. G.. MORTON,
Prescott Wis, cor.of Broadway and Kennkinick sts
As on hand, and for sale, ut moderate advance
II from cost, general assortment of
DRY GOODS GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ALSO-a large supply Of Ready Made Clothing heavy
woolen blankets, Roofs and Shoes, heavy Flanmes
Over and Under Shirts.
Salt, Pork Macherel, White Fish, etc,-shingles,
Lumber Lath etc, beside other article usually
found il Grocery and Dry Goods Store Gail and see
Prescott, Dec. Is, 1853. 81 lv.
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SPRING SALES. JS33-

SHALL be receiving upon The opening Of naviga tion
4 large and wei selected assortment of British
french ana American Dry Goods Boots and Shoes Tea
ana oDocco and great variety of fancy articles which
WIZ be offered to the trade lower prices than the same
s4es nave usually sold IN this market. And would
suggest 10 purchasers who have formerly visited other
marketS that much time and expense may be saved by
purchasing their good here. All examination OF my
stock and prices is respectfully solicited
lhr fol
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TO BLACKSNITIIS.
EME will give for good bachsmihs scraps IL ca
v per ID. IN trade tor Iron No 81 Get SCRAPS bon.
augl2-u IRON MOUNTAIN IRON STORE
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10 bN mustard,
On ,, l..

oV IdISe Cans 40 luUU bushels shorts,
ALSO-A large lot Of choice Preserves, CONSISTING
of Peach, Pear Ounce and all other varieties in use
lll-yl NATHI. T.. TYSO n
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JOHN GAUMON.
CABINET MAKER, FAINTER AND CLAZIER
Prescott, Wisconsin.
4 IL work done at short notice and very cheap for
Dec. S, ls5s.-35ly
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New Store! New Stock: New Styles of
Goods, and New Prices!
HATHCART, KERN e. CO., have purchased
~ and now occupy the large and odious store
house just finished Roberts Streets next door 10
Messrs. Whine 4 Cooley, where they opening
and receiving every beat, The largest and most
luly selected stock