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cures all the most aggravated cases of
this disease, and mild ones he removes
in from two to Eve days. The doctor
has tor many years, been known as the
most eminent and successful physician
IN the United States, ana xhat is more
lmportant to the patient, he always eff
tccts a speedy and permanent cure.
Travellers, seamen, miners and 9th
ers, who wished to be cured without
mercury, hindrencc from business, or
exposure TO friends, should apply to him
as soon as possible, and perfect cure
will be guaranteed in all durable cases.
Recollect the name and number, DR.. !
Z. Young, corner of Montgomery and
California streets.
Oifce open from 9 \. VI. to = p. NJ.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY,
On SEMINAL WE AKSEs s.-pr.
Young addresses those who have injur
cd themselves by private and improper
iniulgcnces in that crct and solitary
habit which ruins the body and mind
uniting them for either business Or so
ciety. The folnvin. are some Of the
sad aud melancholy effects produced by
early habits of youth, viz: weakness o..
Tie back and limbs, pain in the head
Iimne IS of sight, loss Of muscular power.
palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, ner-
vousncss, irritability, arrangement OF
the digestive functions general debility
symptoms of consumption &c.
Mentally the fearful effects On tn,
mind are more to be dreaded Loss OF
memory, confusion of ideas, depression
OF spirits, evil forebodings, aversion to
society, self distrust, love Of solitude.
rimidi'y, &C., are some Of the evils pro-
duced.
All persons who are afflicted with any
Of the above symptoms should not TAI!
to cali on DR.. Young, and be at once
restored to perfect health. Let no false
deiieacy prevent you, but apply imme
diately. and save yourself from the
dreadful and awful consequences IF ;Li>
terrible maIady.
WEAKNESS OF TIE ORGANS
immediately cured and full yigor re
stored.
DR.. J. G YOUNG.
Corner Of Montgomery ana Californ:-.
streets.
For sale az above. the celebrated
French Lunar Pills, these pills are now
acknowledged by the medical fraternity
to be the only safe, mild and cficaciou,
remedy TO be depended upon in lon:
standing cases of suppression, irregu!as-
ity, Or stopping Of the functions Of ma
ture, the neglect of which, is the s,ulc,
of such deplorablc effects on tie icma!e
frame.
N b. These pills are highly cel,brs
ted as preventive.
Price S. per box.
DR.. j. {. YOUNG.
Corner Of Montgomery and Califoi MIA
streets.
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-28
1G0 Casks New Sugar Cured HAMS;

1G0 Casks New Sugar Cured HAMS;
$50 bbls Billings' hams;
so hhds ex clear Bacon
100 cases ex Clear Bacon;
$50 hf bbls mess Pork;
100 hfbbls clear Pork;
so hf bbls mess Beef;
600 he bbls Dried Apples
800 Or bbls Dried Apples
200 kegs f. B. syrup;
$50 Inf bbls Goshen Butter;
100000 lbs No. China Sugar
$4,000 Is No. Peruvian Sugar;
10000 lbs No. | China Rice
$4,000 lbs Fresh Chile Beans
$4,000 Eos Leaf Lard, 10 and Is lib
tins;
10000 lbs Green Rio Coffee
900 lbs & hlf bbls cr'd sugar;
500 hf bbls Corn Meal;
$50 kegs Pickles 3 and 5 gals
each;
r 800 kegs Leaf Lard;
For sale by
R.. f. BREWSTER g. CO,
So Front street, cor Clay.
San Francisco, oct. 7, '54-1Oo-tf
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United States Bakery.

On Main Street, ners 20 Taite'. B,,-
l;Grd Saloon.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE.
HUNDREDS Of those who have con-
tracted disease are disappointed Of a
cure by not calling on DIX. YOUNG at
first. lie will forfeit any sum if he fails
to cure any case tLas may come under
his care, no matter how long standing
and afflilting, such as ulcers, tumors.
nodes, punches, pimIjlcs OR Ire face and
body, pains in the bones aad joints,
wax eiulness, trembling, copper colored
sores. wasting Of the bones, emancia-
ton; loss ef appetite, strength and flesh
sores in the nose and ears, loss Of hair.
weak eyes, itching hu.rors, &C., &c -
Many persons, after being relieved OF
all external appearances Of private dis
case, suppose themselves cured, but az
ter few months fad they are troubled
wi;h various symptoms which they new
er had before, and which they end ii
impossible to rt lievc.
10 all who are afflicted in this way
DR.. Young would particularly recon-
mend trial Of his skill. he symp-
toms with which you are troubled are
caused by taints in the BLOOD, which
sooner or later will destroy your health
and happiness No person who has cv-
er had an attack of any private com
plant should fail 10 consult DR.. Young,
a, d take few bottles of his invaluable
purifying medicine. as they can rest as
sured that their blood is in a perfectly
pure and healthy condition, and that CIV
cry trace Of disease is removed from the
system.
Recent cases cured in from two to
FIVE days, without change Of diet Or
hiudrence from business, Or no charge
DIR. J q. YOUNG,
Corner Of Montgomery aud California
streets.
Office hours from Q A. n. to 8 p. NJ.
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-28
FROM DIR. uUNGERFORD'S

Private MEDICAL Rooms, Corner of
Washington st and Washington place
opposite the Hall Records and the
Lafayette Restaurant,
SAN Francisco, Cal.
Where all diseases of a private char
acter receive the treatment necessary
to effect speedy and effectual cure of
those annoying and distressful com
plants. The enviable reputation DR..
Hungerford has earned for himself by
his extraordinary success in all diseases
of a private nature, renders it but nee
essary to state his address he there
fore avoids the long advertisements of
bombastic promises of the empires Of
the day, so lavishly held out but seldom
fulfilled. Medicines are sent to all
parts of the country, with directions for
their use.
NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS, VI.
Gerry in the Throat, Syphilis, Gonorr-
hea, Structures, elect, and those dread
full symptoms of the head, throat, nose
and skin, under the Hungerford treat.
ment, are healed in an incredibly short
time, without mercury. Young men
who have become victims Of solitary
vice, that dreadful and destructive hab-
it, which ruins both body and mind,
call Immediately On DR.. Hungerford,
and you can depend on being restored
to health, that greatest Of Gods bless
ings.
STONE GRAVEL, &c.-The eff
icacy of DR.. Hungerford's Lithron
Triptic has proved beyond doubt to
be the most certain cure in the above
named most painful cases that the hu-
man frame is subject to.
San Francisco, oct. 7. '54-1OO-tf
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Office hours FROM Q A. N. to sP. NJ.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOV-
cry.

DIR. J. C. YOUNG, who i, celebra-
ted for curing all private complaints of
both sexes, has discovered remedy for
the cure of old, long standing cases Of
gcnorrhaa and elects, which he has tri-
ed in more tLan one hundred cases, sue
cessfully many Of which had baffled the
skill of eminent physicians for years !;
and in not one single case has it failed,
nor can it ever fail, as the nature Of the
remedy is such that it strikes at the
root Of the complaint, and eradicates it
completely in fe~ days. New cases
cured IN an incredibly sho,. spacs Ct
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-28
G. Isl II j. LIS.
BOSTON BAKERY,

E.sad, (<aes, ard Pes a oil ktrls.
BEsT or WINES & / orors.
The subscriber, having rebuilt ''a
Boston Bakery, and fitted it up in goo'
style, is now prepared to furnish h,
friends and tho public with the best ui'
BREAD, PIES AND CAKE.
l~ Also the hest assortment o.
Wines and liquors always on hand
- He hopes W stric, attention IL
business, to nee, the liberal patronrgs
heretofore extended 10 il;in
CONRAD G!SCHEL.
Columbia. Aug. II. '3I-92-tf
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The American
II q + T. Il.

UOTE' L.!
MAIN STREET,. -. ..tofuMBt.
W. q. ViN.lR-D-LLL,
P,nY,irier
E1 The Propri, tor takes pleasure
~ i'll announcing TO his III, lds and
A former patrols. that he Las re-
built his Hotel, aud it is how one of the
most
SPACIOUS & CONVENIENT
Public House, in this part Of California
No expense has been spared, to make i,
worthy the patronage ola generous and
liberal public
His TABLE will be supplied with
everything that the Market produces.
His BAR with the choicest Brands o:
LIQUORS.
His Sleeping Appointments arc large
airy and comfortable.
By attention to business he hopes to
share portion Of the public favor.
w. e. V.
Sept. l6, ls5l-o7-tf.
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-28
NOTICE.

| NOTICE.
The Co-partnership heretofore exist
Ting under the name of Dearborn, Rob-
bins & Co., is dissolved by mutual con
sent. S. II. DEARBORN,
G.. B. RUTHERFORD,
MANSON RGRBINS.
Columbia, Sept. 20, 1854.
The undersigned, having taken the
above business into his own hands,
would respectfully inform his friends and
the public that he is now prepared to
execute all kinds of
Fancy, Sign T. Ornamental Painting,
in the neatest and most workmanlike
manner, and with dispatch.
Also, Paper Hanging, Glazing, and
all work in his line Of business.
By strict and prompt attention to
business he hopes to secure liberal
share of the public patronage.
Dearborn & Co. will still assist, as
heretofore, to execute the Fancy and
Ornamental Painting in their inimitable
manner. MANSON ROBBINS.
Columbia, Sep. 80, '54-S9-4w
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Ferguson's
s A Loon,

MAIN, CORNER OF FULTON, COLUMBIA.
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-28
JOE PRINTING

Nsat,y Excegtci at Tie G'a:cfsc CGa
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..TnE XyORLD.S FAIR,

Corner Of IAi,d opd Hotctts Si,ect. st IuH1
TsNiE proprietor Of the Worlds Fair having Just returned
4 from the East with large and extensive assortment
of new and desirable Spring ana : goods invites
the attention of his patrons tn call and examine HIS stock
He find time to cnumcratc only few of the many
ticlaS which can he foUat in his store.
BoNNEISSiik satin rosSacr f2ce belgrade blonde lace
pedal and diamond Italian. English and PUNISHABLE &c.
IstFS-limerck thread. linen Nincennes, IIoniton Ger
man, cotton and pointed: ribbons Of every variety.
MrSIIIs AND WROUGHT GOoDs-Iace capes, chcmsettes.
unier and mantillas.
SHAwIs-Fieured and Fancy Brocado. Barace and
Silks Cashmere Tibet and French Print. Grape Shaw Is
and ScarfS.
PARAsoIS-Firurcj Lace SILK Brocade. Imperial Va
tered and Foulard. Plain and Figured Satin.
TISSUES. SILKS, SATINS DRESS GoupS-lla n. figure,
and all-woo Barages and Barge UeIains. Mu~n acs
American, French and English .aconet anu CanJ!ic
French English and American Prints
MILLINERY GooBs--BooTS SHOES GaIrTs-T lain am
fancy, Tipped, Fox. Patterned and Rronzcd. ChLlren
Youth 5 and MISS in great variety Mems Cali and hi
Oxford and Union Ties. slippers and Carpet shoes.
PIECE GooDs-Taiors Trimmings and Gent Furnishing
Goods Mems and Boys Clothing ready made, and made
to order on the shortest notice.
SILK. Fur, Panama, Laghorn, and a variety OF other
Hats. Caps. &c.
OIL Cloth. Druccet and Tapestry, WOOL Cotton and
Hemp, Floor and Stair Carpets.
general assortment of House Furnishing Goods in
clIdng Paper Iangng>, Muslin, Linen Lace and trans
parent Wn,ow Shades and Curtains with full set of Cord
TaSsel> and Rollers pertaining to. Gilt Comices. Stair
Rods. Yankee Notions Boots and Shoes ETC. ect.
Goods delivered in tow boat carriage free.
WORLDS FAIR STORE,
Corner Third and RI,c,ts Streets. 81. Pau.
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EAGLE CITY.

CTS in this valuable now ready for sale at
prices which cannot fail to be proiitG BILE either
Investment or permanent location.
The prcPricors of the above have expended both time
and money III exploring the whole of the country in the
immediate line OF the St Paul and Lake Superior Road
anu Tor beauty OF location pure wafer and rich soil
wei satisfied 1t cannot be surpassed By any other portion
OF the Territory 1t is in the heart of country we'll
wattred and aboundS with innumerablc groves of heavy
timber, principally of the hardwood kind. Evidences
now exists OF several large sugar camps which have
in every direction and Tamarac sufficient for farming
PURPOSES that will supply the demand for years
In addition to the above natural advantages for agrcul
turhl purposes il must be admitted that town about
that distance I6 mcs) from st. Paul inevitably
spring up as necessary adjunct to the proposed Railroad;
ana hefe Is the spot, necessary and able of supplying
the wants of all that may be required either in com
mercia or agricultural point of view Wood and water
IA most necessary concomittant Il locomotive engine
are there in abundance and being only few miles distant
from Saltwater. the great lumber mart, contributes
greatly to facilitate the operation of building which the
advantages of this location is evidently bound call for
The roretors wish not to be milcad by such significant
phrases that they nluced by merccnarv motives
have embarked in this enterprise this thew 60 say
they will sell on such reasonable terms will make
matter of interest and profit to those who may wish
join in Tie laudabl" object of helping to build up this
promising town. The original proprc.crs have already
sold one half their interest and prepared to sell
the balance: and intending purchasers will please
mind that GOO! Warranty Deeds given for all lois Sold
with the tide ind> utae Eearlv application invited.
For further particulars enquire the office of
and ITTEls Real Estate Dealers, Third Street st. Paul,
Minnesota Territory.
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CALENA MARKETS.
(Co,Tected D,;dy .fiom the Gatena Adrer'tse

(Cor'ectet Daily from the Gatena idrTstSr)
FLouR.-Supcrine SIS 50 60, Extra sc 90 a
IS 50.
PoRK.-Mess Sl3 $l4, do Clear $15 SIG.
BACoS.--Iiams Sc a &c. Shoulders 6 a &c.
LARD.-S IL to &c.
BUTrER-Fresh Is a 1Sc, Firkin IL 10 IS.
CHEEsE-E ID and w r IL l5c, Country 8 a
l0c.
SuGAR-NO 4I-2a 1-2c, Clarified 6 81 a
7c, Loaf 10 a lie.
MoLAssEs-N O 80 35c, S II &c Acc.
CoFFEE-Rio II 1-2 Is lie, Java 16 lie.
Rice, 6 a 6 IA.
TEA-Imperial Is a 75c, Y II 40 Zoe, Black
10 6Oc.
ToBAcco-Virgi..ia % SIC, Missouri 1912 a
SC.
CANDLES and SoAP-Mould IL l-2 ] lc Taow,
prime none, Dipped, none. Soap 5 "a a 6 IL.
FRuIr-Apples, green per Dbl 81 80 SO 90.
Dried, per bush 25 a l 50, Peaches, dried, | IS
50 90, RaiSas per box 81 90, Lemons 81 90
50.
F,sH-Mackevc!. No. per Dbl, SIS 90, No. 2
do 16 90, No. 3 do II 90, Goldfish per Dbl 81 co
Salmon per Dbl $40 60, Oysters per dozen, : co
50 90.
HARDwARE-Nails,J miata per ID 6 a7c, Iron
Mountain, 6 u I IA, Boston do, Iron, Flat Bar,
) 6, ii S Bar, 6 l-2 7l.2, Sheet American,
s IL a 8, Nail Rod &c, Russian Is 3-ic, Cast
Steel per lb &c, Blister 16 20, German Il a
Steel springs Ii Is, Axels 10 II l-2, Anvil
IL Is, Axes per doz. ii 90 IL so, Chains
log, per lib 8 10, Cable 10, Miners sh vcls per
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NEW STORE! NEW STOCK!!


tTTOIIn most respectfully inform the inhabitants Of
W 81. Paul ard surrounding country that they have
recently eablscd themselves in the New Store on Third
street. two doors above Whitney's Daguerrean Gallery
where they offer to the public an assortment of
BUOIS AND SHOTS,
Which Tor extent and variety durability of material and
elegance and beauty of finish will challenge COMPARISON
with the best Seecte ed stock in the Northwest
being determination to do exclusive Boot and
Shoe business, We have confidence in assuring
public that they all times find BEST articles at
the LOWEST PRICES CASH at the
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE STORE. THIRD ST. ST PAUL
.Iuup
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EormdrOtuU.
&c. RURRANK IL CO..

J..C. BURBANK Il CO.,
CTORAGE orwarding and Commission Merchants
- Grocers and Dealers in Grain and Provisions
Wharf Boat ST. Paul, Min. j. c. BURBANK,
G.. Il. WHITNEY.
Shippers and Consignees will find to their interest
do business with US, the expense OF Labor and bray
age is saved.
REFERENCES
Gov. w. A. German,
Henry NJ. Rice,
W:R; Marshall; & Co. st. Paul
Alex. Wilkn.
b. III. Campbell, & Co
Geo. w. Campbell, d Co,
Iorrdin, d Co., "'eHa'
r. $ Harris 4 Co.
Q 1'i is West West st, Louis
S Sns1Iss s + s,anx g Co., Boston
Mark Pac kages b. & z. Wharf Boat st. Paul.
Mil neSOla.
st. Paul, May L., 1851. Lift
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Efl5~ The Rochester Democrat says that the
millcrs are paying about So 90 per bushel for
new wheat with but little Offering. The at
tempt to put down prices was not sustained,
owing probably to the wants Of buyers. With
bountilul crops at the West and a fair amount
in New York State, the Democrat imagines
these prices can hardly be sustained
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STEAMBOAT EXPLosIoN AT OSIIKosH.-We
learn from an extra of the Oshkosh Courier.
that as the steamer Y. n. Baflow was leaving
her dock at that place on Monday morning,
one of her boilers exploded, killing two men.
ia deck hand named Frederick Goor, and Il
fireman named Baltzer Gciger, and blowing
three persons overheard, one of whom, it is
feared, was drowned. The amount of damage
done to the boat is not stated. The accident
win be investigated by COrOner's jury.
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Vancouver ISLAND. The Washington
correspondent of the New York Courier an,l
Enquirer says that d" the correspondence rela-
tive to tie purchase Of Nancouvcr's Island is
going on at London and Washington. The
success of the negotiations, as well as the price
10 be paid, will depend, to some extent, on the
complications of the Eastern War;
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Il T. 4 sc BOOK


II AVE you seen them? They admirable books
& l. All the teachers who have examined and used them
attest warmly their singular fitness for the purposes Tie
school room.
They are in fact the carefully considered results of the
most ample experience in teaching and accordingly
adapted admirably in every to the wants and powers
ri the learner.
Here in the onset dull arguments long drawn
out to prove that the picture of a not a cat
that the picture of horse is horse that the
picture OF COW Is not cow and other infornla ion
equally valuable and appropriate, in school book for
child
On the contrary, the child is assumed 10 have common
sense and to need Instructions in what is useful and suit
ed to his years He not therefore puzzled on the start
with long words and abstract definitions and wcaried out
with reading participating to read what is without ben
et because above his capacity, and without interest
cause inSuferabiv dull.
In Sanders New Reading Books every step in the pro
cess till the very last is plainly preparatory to the next
The pupil is pleasantly and protaby conducted through
lessons consisting of one two three or more svllabnS
in regular succession all containing matter full of inter
est moral and instructive yet highly entertaining and
besides $" arranged while merely teaching him to reel
to Undue his mind with the whole thought and
ieNe"pe and strengthen his mental powers.
Teachers. examine them and Judge for Yourselves
The teachers throughout the Territory can have set
the above books for examination by ling on W. s.
Combs near the American House. who is the only author
lied agent for Minnesota
I,rna
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GENERAL. MARKETS.

LIVE STocK-Corrccted daily by Mr.. C. CoIITER.Beef,
foot, cts q ib. Cows S3ol3S5 Work Oxen from
S90GUSl50 z yoke.
FRESH MEArRetail--Beef Sc. ale. Mutton 1Oc ale.
Pork, II &c. Veal, l2lsc Chickens So 20 q dozen.
PRovIIoNs- Correcrei daily by Mr.. PRESLEY Pork,
Sl1 500SS = b5 Hams lie z ID. Lard, 12lac. Flour;
superfne So % extra 81 4 bbl Corn Meal 15c. = bu.
Beans 81 80 p bush. Potatoes, 30c35c e bush Fresh
Butter l5c. "a 25c. Z ID. Cheese, 121ac. e h. Esga l5c
q dozen.
GROCERIES, From Mr. ALEXANDER REy. Robert street.
Sugar brown, &c. GISc. refined 9c: crushed and pow
.lerel 121lc. q b. Coffee l5c1 0-5c. Tea, Coo (GSl
Rice Sc "a lOc Molasses, soc. assoc. 4 gallon.
DRIED FRrr--Arlles 81 50 2 bushel. reaccS, 50 90,
Green Apples, S7tI9 T barrel.
GRAy.-Oats. 45c Corn zoe G1.5c. Barley, Csc
Observation-Disclosures, 81 5O0s5 5ot barrel. Tai
low 15c. 2 To- Candles star SOC. q b. Fresh Fish,
Sc = Ii. dried, &c. Lime 81 500S2 90 q Dbl Onions
Soc 2 bush. Lard Oil, 81 10 z gal Salt, 81 GO . bu,
Vinegar, 25c q gallon. Taov, 13c. Z tb. Tobacco,
lOc. Gl5oc. Hides (green) 3lac. dry, DC. 4 Id.
It-MBER.-Common SlOG1l4 2 NJ; Dimension stuff,
Sl4G $50 Flooring SIG Siding; SIG Seasoned, S-035
Shingles. 81 ooG0S3 30 Lah 81.
Woodbury., So OGl1S3 50 2 cord.
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Ioo4. -, T..7 .lr3Glzl ..ilil5f Ia 1S5
81 ,.@..s...si
UNION OF THE MISSISSIPPI AND AT.
LANEfC Ply SEEA NJ.
BOSTON CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
STORE.
Wholesale AND RETAIL.

Wholesale AND RETAIL.
~ G. GRISWOID has just opened in lAMBERT'S
VI. BRICK BLOCK Sd street, under the Mnnesotan
Office Ten Thousand Dollars worth of
READY MADE CLOTHING. AND GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS,
Comprising the largest and best selected assortment
kind offered in this or TERRITORY
The goods and clothing all new. and of the
LATEST SPRING STYLES.
selected with great from the largest and most "a
able houses in Boston He also extensive assortment
Of HATS AND CAPS
of every description.
Persons in want of any Of the above g,ods will find it
to their advantage to examine this stock before making
their purchases The stock will be sold at WHOLESALE
RETAIL to suit purchasers and at the LOWEST CASH
PRICES. &. q. GRISWOLD
Nav Id g. W.T.
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THIRD. NEAR MINNESOTA STREET
Az Just received large assortment Of Cloths. Cas-
IL simereS. NeStingS, &c. &c. which they are pre-
pared 10 make up to order in the best style and the
hortc>t notice They have also on hand a splendid
S"rtment Of Ready made Clothing of the latest Styl. and
Mf adapted to this market. All of which may be had
at low prices and accommodating terms Cali and ex
amino their stock hclnro nurcha Sin.c 81 lnrn
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COMMERCIAL.
SAINT PAUL MARKETS.
DAILY PIONEER OFFICE,
August 10, 1854.

DAILY PIONEER OFFICE,
August Ii, 1854.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The following list of the rates which foreign bank
.oes and exchange bought and sold is corrected for
the PIONEER daily by Messrs BORCp OAhES, Bankers,
nd Exchange Dealers Saint Paul.
Exchange New York and ST. Louis ] "a Z cent.
- - Dubuque and Galena e q
Cliicago.. a e
Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency.
All Eastern Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, and other West
ern currency taken at par
ATLANTA and MACON (Georgia) taken at par.
Memphis Tennessee ; Erie and Kalamazoo; Newport
Safety Fund Kentucky Trust Co, Covington Conner
VILE Indiana and Bank Of Commerce Dist. Columbia
notes not received
BANKING. House OF c. II. PARXER.-Rates OF En-
change
Eastern Ga per cent. premium.
Southern IL per cent. premium
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iAK't1S " HA'NllIN ER tSTtS = E.t(EIiToN
MACkGHIN & EIDEERTON,

BlNkEAS, EttW-tNGL -t.ND itE.iL E.S7.iYE
+ ROk ], :.
oFF!rE-No I, WIN>Inw IL ,uS!. s.. PAJI. MINNESOTA.
WILL bay and sell EXchage Discount good hu .inrs,
w pager - currcat rateScc.yc ncpo >itc!;uv and
81" Real Estate ComnisSion-iakc Collect oils-iakc
rar" 81 Read i, state OF non-re<enS, pay taxes and do
Ii other business pertaining to their profession.
E"FHEFNCE&:
Wills A. G"Tnan. Governor liinneSota: Alexander Fam
Soy, IN Governor; '4rn Jones Co.. Chicago Charles
Marvin. Pei. Il Ak. l!li y. y; Nasworth Slclnn
n y; H. y. Tucker y Co., En-. Bank, Chicago Harrison,
Fay, BOSTON.
R5- Notes Of the Merchants Bank, Of ICON received
on deposit and for Gold and Exchange current rates.
Ittnc. ~. 1871. " iiine Is
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-08-16
hrss~ The harvest in fiji, rer;oD is

Brfs~ The harvest in this region is nearly
closed, and we learn that the crops will great
~ exceed the genera! expectation. The wheat,
we understand. is much beyond the average
Weld and Of excellent quality. The corn is
doing finely. and promises to yield one of the
best crops we have had for many years. From
all that we can learn, our people have every
reason to be than kful for an abundant harvest
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