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BAR 200 AND IA CROSSE.

's7HE siase Of the Undersigned ~il hereafter leave
q BtroYoo FOR Ia trns~e every NoEdty: ana Ia
Crosse ior barphOO every thursday. Or line connect,
with me Madison and hi saukce spIcss Postarc
and sauk Stages We have htsd up good carriage
Tor the comfort IF pa-stngCs. All entrusted to
their care, viii hP iGnctuaily attended 10.
We have, III conneouun with stage, a good LIZ
cry Stable ~ Baraboo. and convey passengers il
desired, any part OF the country.
PARISH a. HART.
Hata,,o nac 80 n
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" - ~ I--t IL ~ I h1t1 = o 4 LEN 10
stUfEhFiNE EXTRA FittE, hcln. shorts. and
hC hor>e feed, constantly Uu hand, ana for sale low
: est cash rates. + IiEMP-rEAD i 60.
t ffaicEa, Sept. p lsi2. 40
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WDRESERvES of all kinds, eNtraine Worcestershire
ii sauce; Catsups assorted; Oysters aud Sardnes;
in every thing in the Grocery line be found
No. 4, next door 10 Fuilerton's, on Fort Street.
mar !. " DONNER.
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!. G. BURBANK 4 CO.,
GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.

tc0 bb.s Flonf, 200 bhl, PORK,
1oo hbis Dried Apples, just reed consignment ut
tie nari Bo4 and viii be closed or AT reduced prices.
Also, and com r,eal oats potatoes, bran lime,
&c, great bargain
e 23,f J. W. BASS 4 60.
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HOUSE AND LOT EOR SALE.

A House and two Lots IA kittson's Addition, imme
"a dittely back "a tle New Hotel The HoHso Is new
and convenient, having been built daring the Fall
Wishing devote attention exclusively ~ our busi
ness Will sell the above property ut d reasonable
price and upon accommoduiug terms.
CHaMBiTN Il MORGAN.
July :. ie54.-i3.l Third stree St. Paul.
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CATHCAR1,

tAIittA0Ay
No. 90, Robert -treet, st. Earl, NJ 4.
Uk0iesale and ] eta Dealer IN Foreign a7d
UOm, sc Dry Gods,
uZEEPS constantly u hs ri lar-c and well selected
stock of fancy sta IL DrN Goods, Consisting IN
part of Brown Sheetg Shirigs. stripes, Driisng'
Prints. Muslin de Lance, ius'ers herlnos, Neiveis.
Hosiery and Gloves, Silks, etc
\ large stock OF Carpeting DIuggets, Mating, and
ali kinda of House Furnishings low FOR CASH al
i5I N - Robert STREET St EaUl.
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il 4 l. ID WIN sen OOL.

FEM ALE DEP ri " TNT.
Tg1liE Trustees OF tH> school have t,ptoNed lady
OF experience, from Massachusetts,, take charge
u tLo female department, and s VIII be furnished with
Tan, assistants may ne Necessary. The second
term Will commence on MONDAY, the thiid day of
October.
Until there i department for hov, lads under twelve
Of WI! be admitted pupils. II is expected.
that al of those who intend itcome pupils, Will
dea"or To enter the first day oi the term. No deoaC
toh made g sickness, unless the pupil is absent
tAan ten days.
I,uttan for Ten. # Iiceire V,oks.
HIGHER Eug>h Course s. 00
nian..le~, GeorraPhy, History, Arithmetic, and
elements e. Natural Science oo
Primary Branches 3 JJ
The school e'ce ihis herartmen. i, On Pearl street
ncus ;he Publ!c Square, the Meth 'd>t Church.
Applications or adn ssiCDs 20 he made To the teachers
or to T. ID. Ntill, Treasurer Of the Trustees.
ST Paul, Minnesota. Sept II, lab. 23-f
JEFFREY r.. ADAM. NJ. D..
PU / oICIi Y 4 Nd L Il q 20 y,
Office conner Ma.ne and Front Streets
MASNAro, Blue EARTH CoUHTY.
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NOTICE.,

TIME Undersigned is dCsirous to remove from his
present place of residence on the Minnesota riy-
er and Offers FOR sale his entire establishment at Little
Rock-consstIng of two dwelling houses, of which
is and finished in good style TWO store houses
entirely ~ by 10 feettwo good stables and tory
acres oi good land fenced aud uuc.r cultivation His
claim prses the usual amount Of quarter section
Terms sale be asCertaned by application TO H.
H. Sibley, at Mendoza, the undersigned Little
Rock JOSEPH LAFRAMBOiSE.
March 9Th. 1854. i7-ew
Democrat and MINES oan copy for six weeks, and send
bill 10 this Office
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A REAL iAsKEE.-One Of TIC last stories of
aakec IrJuis'l.Tt3ess makes the victim give niS
ornieu'or disc, cut IN telling him lie " ished 10 bc
asked further questions The nquiSitor fels back
a moment to take breath, and change ms ,ac;ics.-
passeI gers soon aroused TO iurher enestlons, and
STRANGER pe,haps you are not aware how a'mieh
tv bard II ~ for Yankee to control his curiosity.
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VIZ o'''' S"'''''
RrxEFIrs OF ApvrRTr.,SG.-If yon wish to
cell more goods this wear han you ever die. before
adreriise more TIE unparalIcied surces. Of those
he e,'n'' anu "Ho ""'o n'P' '"'" "'ii.e
anu =, '"e', 50 'o . '''s' ' 80 w, ~
!" "s''s',Ceu ~ ""y onr W. W pe"us 'io" p"'"1
~ ca -, . .ta, ,I,o. =, -, LC ,, t 10, -
and ,hcsc are the ones vho invariably look Ia the
newspaper to sce where the article is to be found.
The newspaper IL the fsabiished medium Of ex-
change between mind and m'nd ~ regard to nearly al
the wants "' l'h, anu hS ust!uintss is exteroir5
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FASHIONABLE 1liLLINERY.

vERs. MARVIN would announce to the la lies Of =,
"a f,ul that She has just received from New York
g" varied, and splendd assortment of Bnnnets of the
latest summer -, les She tat,crs hers. .ihat
animation IL cIil be conceded hat handsome sto.
OF Millinery, Fl0wcrs, Ribbons &c, WIS never Leore
hyuGshi mo the Territory. AISD:--Bar.ceS, T.s>l,.
Dress SILKS, &C all of which will he sold En-
PRICES tan the goods before offered i,
tais market, iuue l6 @tC
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TINE: TINE. TINE.

TINE. TINE. TIME.
EA FON LER. Nstca Manufacturer. Working
. Ieweler ani Dentist. would respcc tiuy in!o rih
tht Hlaitaut. OF ST Paul that he has opened store
81 Anthony street, the hullGIuC opposite the
RICE House doors from Robinson old stand with
assortment OF Clocks, Spectacle, oi all ages Bars
ana SIDE Combs IN great variety, bosom pms, goggles,
chimney ornaments steel beads and tassels, ladies'
hags, chloTen- teething rings, utes dice and boxes,
an . variety OF other articles
Duplex, Horizontal, Repeating aat LeYe- Watches,
OF the must complex and delicate workn inship, care
ili,y repaired.
C4Isfornl. Geld Ring, mad, to order. Eng z,,rg g
ntatiy srsct4.cd.
Tern Carefully EXTRACTED. SCALsp 6S PLUGoED.
II. F., from his long experience IN some Of The first
shops England. haters himself that he shalt he able
give satisfaction 10 ali who may favor him with thcI
work His motto is punctuality, Dispatch and Moder
charges
81 Funl, Mach 2ist, 1851. I 49-y
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MANKATO CITY. MINNESOTA.

Siudte1 at the great Southern Benz Of The
Minnesota, or 81 Peters Rircr.
20 Lots in MANKATO CITY, Blue Ea,tl.
X s( County, Minnesota, for sale for cash on
time. HENRY M'KENTY.
Dealer III Real Estate.
st. Paul NJ. t. Jan. 23 I3Ji.-il-tf
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SIIULZE ~ MATT rs.

FASll!oNiBLE TNLORS AND CLOTuIERS
1iiiRn STREET, NEAR THE rosr OFFICE.
"a EEP on hand, 81 all times, extensive assortment
u oi ready made clothing OF he best quality. They
have also larse assortment n cloths rssiniercs and
Vestinss, ai VIII give gentieen fits in The latest fash
i"ns thrir goods are OF their own selection, and II
De ioUnd 10 he neat and durable Beng practical men,
thes warrant 'htI. work equal o an. ia the city.
Oct 20 Icj3--3.tf.
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Saint Paul Business Gar05.
STOVES AND TIN WARE.


STOVES AND TIN WARE.
1T NeteePs oi1 sfaad Third Street. fer doors
W,St Of Jackson Street.
'sNiE subscriber will keep on hand constantly good
assortment of Tin Ware which ne will sell at
wholesale retail.
Aiso II general assortment of STOVES. Orders from
country dealers solicited.
N B. Repairing done on short notice.
GEO. RUSSELL, Agent.
81 Paul, june 2, ls53-7--ly.
'AUiNET WAREROOMS.
ALWAYS on hand, OF made 10 order SOFAS EASY
CHAIRS, DlNANS, WILLOW WAGONS,
MArrRAsSES, CAED AND GIN
TIRE TABLES and CHAIRS
OF every Description
Also few METALLIC COFFiNS, q superior article.
s,---~--~p. TO buy second hand furniture is toe
xs II. = E-s =. ST. much like buying second hand gar
. ments. N e take II for granted, that
- the people of our Territory, would
rather prefer to have their chairs Nashsands bureaus
ana tables, made 10 0rdor and expressly fer their
"Sc although old iuruure might be hought for less
eH tnen we think our people would rather havearti
o!es made of the timber that here Terrific
~, Manufactured by our own CaauiCs who have
thtIr iot IN Minnesota, for better, for worse.
We viii make propt, to order, whatever articles of
furniture may tee wanted III we have what desr-
e. on hand) and VIII warrant goods better and all
things considered, cheaper, than they be imported
Undertaking promptly attended 80.
SVEES & HUNT,
Manufacturers of Cabinet " are aId Furniture Third
street st. Iaul
81. Paul. June 23 1853. loft
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NOTICE il given to AZ concerned and especially 20
y all half breeds Interested in the reservation
Lake PENN named the OH article Of the ith
the confelerscd tribes nf sac and Fox and othe In
dams oi Jaly 18th. lcS0 That the Commss once of
The Ccu Land Oiice has INSTRUCTED the Suryos zen
etai 70 cause be daily surveyed ar roared the e.te
nal lines Of said reservation, which operations
prcgre>s in that quarter, and To prevent possible
misunderstanding that night of the operations
of surveyor. IN that noghboFboe3, ths notice gwen
IN obcdiencc 10 orders .ccm .ae ln.ian Department.
w. a. GORNtN.
Aft and Ind.
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MCTAULLIFEJNSU ANCE Co.IPANY
OF NEW YORK,
OFFICE i'll BRo.pwAy, TRINITY BulLrING.
NETT ACCUMULATED FUND, FEBRUARY /, 1853
$2,Ol0,775 64.

Stability, - Security ,-PerpsiU:ip'
fTIIS Company has now established i,.c!f such
fra basis that il offer to those de-irIg in
vesont on thor lives, that greatest of I'll dcseratums
III life Insurance. viz full and pert security. us his
tori is almost; II not quite. without A parallel. Com
mencng Ist February, ls43, (io Years aso) without a
dollar OF capital except lis receipts for premiums II has
actual cash capital which is Invested IN Bonds
and Mortgages Real Estate, principt, the cities
OF New fork and Brooklyn, worth double the amount
loaned thereon Of S20U00UO It's receipts for
miums during the past five wears have been nearly So
200 coo, and Tor interest investment over $3.50 900,
and has paid policies terminate ID by death during the
same tme nearly Se0oG0O It's dividends (aer reserv
ing fund sufficient 10 all outs tandu polcies)
were % the first five and 33 i3 cent
the last five, the amount of premiums paid berg
of over 42 l2 cent per for ten
These dividends added to the policy at their reYer
sionary value, payable death with the amount nsur
cd be applied 10 the reduction Of future premi-
the option of the Insured. The business OF the
Company is conducted strictly on the cash pan-no
crcdsand il is belle we'd hold greater induce
nen,. than any other company, whatever.
Its rates OF premium low those Of good
office, and believed to be lower than who pro
less insure from 25 TO 80 per cent less.
FREDERICK s. WINSTON, Frest.
Isaac ABBOTT, SCc'y.
Charles Gil. Actuary.
JUSTUS J. MCCARTHY, Agent.
THos- r. PORTS, NJ. d., Medical Examiner.
/ Auy iS59-yl7
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BORUP. Gil
ROETP y OAXFS.

y FsS
TENlIE undcrsigi ed having oImed copartrership Tor
transActMg All Exchange and Banking busInt III all
various branches. will he prepared furnish sight
and time exchanges the last and principal cities of
the West. Remtances TO & rcat Britain Ireaad and
continent of Europe made in to purchasers
sight and time bills and European exchanges purchased,
cocc made and procceis RENTED al usual rates
of exchange All other business conmitted 20 our
punct tualiy attended 10
BORUP & OAKES.
,,,J lift
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The GRE4r POULTRY SHuw.-Thcfe l. ~.
Epidemic prevailing, not only ali over hs count,
lu IN Europe, 10 breed hens uf enormous, and vf
think Improbable sizes and one u the oijecfs
well rs effects of these shows is TO spread the evc:
and keep ip the prices. Thi. Is no bald u.,tci,
when many amateurs ready to go It blind
purchase.
We rccolect tue statement oi IN EDITOR last year
in Massachusetts, vino bought, hali dozen i,.a
Cochin China eggs NJ six dollars per dozen, waicI
produced hm 81. very Ugly ducks.
Another bought ha'f dozen eggs OF "a
ricty," whci the seller ;.ssurcd han would produce
very fdfe birds" 80 ,hey did Cot they pa;
u!ier the very best her, aii IN due time came out
''what du You think - i could not guess" taid
ms friend, what we're thcy?'' Land Turtles, h7
thunder, aud What Was worse, a. ,oou IS tlry wcro
haiched they seized upon he old hen, and suoh :;
squa'iing never heard N any other hen 5 nest.
" III swear
Another wcuId-he amcieur eae y.rv any ious to 20
in for brood OF Shanshais, lut tad setting her.
he dealer ~ cg:s, at uiiy each, very hrais
Informed him hoH TO hatch his chi,kers IN waIn
warer, by .hc use Of spirit lamp. lie bought t!c
eggs and followed 4i,ect,oas, and 60. some very
we'll cooked eggs.
The President of ,e National Poui.ry ? cietv,
tc'ls pretty good anecdole abCu; himself IN this
line. Having undes,. 20 have the show 10 the
Museum, he Mas pretty anxous to have it only
hs one hui tC have some # the biggest cxhit-
ned. OF cou.se cute Yankees SON found that cut
and one Of thcm came 20 hnn and sad '.hc had
r.. 1T a the taI0eli> biggest Sharghis n ai
tion; he had rot them on purpose 10 go - Tor the
bic p,-e at the ibany show, and after that II Mr.
Bainual was Of mad 10 have eHi, he did., .ruciI
care II he f,d OH at far price
Barnum took dasiy iook, aud thought they
about the size of an old fashioned ;wos' ~ bull,
aad uessed may he they would VIM and beng
~n. tha' 4 bany should nave the yefv biggest, ic
paid the low eighty dollars ir the eight fowls.
and put them away IN reserve for the Natioaai
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- w BATES. keep CONSTANT, on hand good
~ assortment Of Bread, Cakes Crackers and Can
dies, ct all kinds; OF nuts. pies beer
Also iu-t itrd fresh lot oi Groceries, all of which
Street. Lower Town.
parI tvue q IL
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L1DWARD STEWART, architect and II IL
IL prepared to furnish ma ias and building.
Of any sly le By astrCt endeavor 10 just sG
the people, ne hopes merit continuance Of the pat
ronuge literally extended for the past years
lyAtreution given to the appraisin Of Real Estate
n. Il. 10 good journeyinen masOus wanted for The
season. Office on Third street. i50 ~
81. Paul March az l65S
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N,tNNs.SOTA LEATTiE.R S'VOHE.

1t TIE Csa Stand # T.. 4. CpllHf g. c., oyD,s;tr
tie Bic HJtSc. s.. PAD.
ed L. BRADLEY, dealer saddles. Harness,
N . Trunks and SadGlcry Hardware. saddle Trees.
shirting, Harness and Patent Leather Calf seating,
Bag ant Top Leather, Carriage Trimmings, Saddlers'
SILK, Bellows and Band Leather
hOUF AND SHOE snERS' STOCK.
Hemlock Tanned Sole Leather; Oak tanned sole and
tPper Leather, Hip and Calf Skins; French Ccrman
l!uladclp.a Hid Cincinnati Cali Skins: AZ kinds of
Ladies ahd Ccnt'emen's Morocco, Red, yellow, Blue
Green, fihA ana White line>; best Goat, Buck inL
sheep Binding: Boot and Shoe Findings, Boot Trees
Lasts, trimp Boards PEGS Of al sizes; shoe Thread
al Aia1s Iron, Zinc and Iopu,r Nails
CARRIAGE TRIMMING.
Executed shor ca; notice and III wurlnaulike
nialntr.
Cum'ry orders particularly attended to.
~ The highest market price in Cash = aid at all times
ior Bee. EICc>, sheep and Deer SANS.
T. T. BHADLEY.
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4 y iFREIS, N!CiIO!.;; u Goa stage viii leeve
- StII~aJer every Tue-,ar and Friday morning.
or Tratic Ia Cuieu, whch Wi. carry rassgf leTs
hro1 "A 10 1l.e later place N SIX GaNs. ~ 3n+
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BROPHY SETTLEMENT.

FARM containing IT6 acres in this highly flourish
IN ing settlement, which st Pau, bDrde ring on
& beautiful lake, soI rich aud heavy timbered, from
which some 1000 rords can be cur; also good heavy
grass meadow which will yield 90 70 tons o bay
excellent dwelling house 50 by 2U feet and good sta
tile So by 30 e of the above already broken and
under fence, and have yielded - The proprietor al
abundant crop. HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer in Real Esstate
Jan. g. lS55.-l2m.
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HENRY A. LAMBERT,
attorney at Lac,
flee Cp--,p- of irh,-l .,,I
DEATiSTRT.

DENTISTRY.
Ss> g. W. BiDDfE, late of Pittsburg, Pa
kz,ssf<--.=9 has permanently located in Saint ran;
VTTyryk~fA Fourteen years close pEliCaton To his
Alb profession, together with large and
beautiful of pl ain and gum teeth enable him
-s from 10 entire set OF teeth by perc
pressure, with beautiful representation OF The natural
gum, restoring the mouth 10 its natural shape.
Diseased teeth permanently saved plugging; useess
eeth extracted with hiile pain Is possible. Teeih
cieansed and diseased gums restored to health.
% lice and residence Nam street, between Saint
Peters and Market.
y. B.--All JON. warranted.
- Paul. July 2s 1--Iv
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NM. w. FINCH NJ =

u VI. ". FIN Oh, N. d..
sFFE,S hi> professional service, the citizens uf
~ ST PAU alh Vcinitv.
D.icc ~ Judge Laulhert's brick htii.irr
SPECIAL attention will be given Rhelinati,n, Neu-
sdgit Scrofnla ai all c.rouic diseases Deng !amil-
with the use of ETHER. operations in surgery Will
be performed under iis ilIence without pain, If de-
sired. Pure Vaccine Virus sent To part of the
coIairy ny return mail the receipt of one dollar,
post paid
REFERENCES.
frof cClRock of fhiladelpha COLLEGE Of Medicine.
- Perkins, oi Vermont Medical College.
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$4,000 w N-TED,

Of B9~rp j. Olhcs' CerhdcofcS II Dcppyt,
ECY the suasc!ihtrs, who VII give goods r The
u same tt Reasonable rates any ii"usc St
Paul. cliAN.}i.tN & MORGAN,
Th.rd street, Lower Town.
J II CULVER y co,
Niu.loN' Hotel. Vpper Town.
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J. F.. EI IItiN NlON
A T his old stand, which Is known to A great many
IA friends, especially those who have patruuized im
50 long Keeps different si0cl of Goods from ths mix
ture which he formerly kop;. II" now Keeps Dry
foods alone, including prime selection al Ready
Made Cothng and the largest and best stock of Boots
ana Shoes ever opened any where, including Ladies'
>hoes lie has ahG variety OF Blankets, Whitney and
Horse Blankets, which as he Always has done he sells
al prices his friend,
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yS, NOV Al.

EEMOtA Al.
XNM. s. COMES has removed his Book Store
w nearly opposite his old stand, where be would
be pleased ali his friends; feeling that he
suit them in every thing IN his line. Ny
goods have arrived; among which can be found
600 Rolls Wall Paper, Wndow Cittains,
Bordering ar1 Screens.
All the late Cheap Publications, Uncle Toms CSoc,
and Key to same.
Blank Books in All varieties, stationery of every Ges
crpon and OF the best quality. Fancy Goods, tO
merous mention; but call IL, ii is trouble to
show goods at
COMBS FRANKLIN BOOK STORE,
QetNeen ihe lce aud Anerlcan unises.
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Wholesale Dealers N f5raya and Oowest.c Dry
Go2dS. Boots, Naoe, HITS, Cops, Yankee No-
! tins. &c., g..
40. l3i, MAIN STREET,
Galena, Ills.
tXTE have JUS: arened the largest and most eStra-
w siVe stock of Foreign and American Dry Goods
ever ofe,od III the west when "a offering AZ Chr
and Louis prices and less than have ever been
sold IN this market Our facilities for purchasing are
such that w enabled TO get goods as low rs
ley can tc bought bl the largest eastern We
are buying oar American Goods direct from The manu-
taciureIs, an. be.ng connected with house ia New
fork, ana one cf the Gro constantly N tie market
shall AT All times have full stock and the .oyvcst
market rfl''s. We offer no bats, but our customer,
can depend all upon huyiag goods of us At n
small advance from cost and transportation, and can
bhd IN " stock every variety ana style OF goods sultt!
TO the nas Sct. Merchants who have teen in the habit
"f visiting The eastern cities, ~. Louis Chicago,
mil depcnD upon finding large stock and low
prices al can te iuIad elsewhere
WeasA an EAANlSAr.oN Of o1r stock before gong
Galrna Oc, l. ,s53.
WAX EAGLE MILLS. GALENA.
tSUfEkFiNE EXTRA fi,.uE, bcnn. shorts. and
~ hor>e iced, constantly Oh hand ai for sale al low
est cash rates. L. liEMP-rEAD i 60.
'iaena sept ,, ls'2 $40
GEO. FERGUSON.
N. 80 Man Nted, Gqi,aa, ll,notr.
w iEsALE and fct"ii dealer in hardware ana
ners Fools, Rope ana Fafnins implements.
JOHN E.. SMITH X Co.
Wqtrh5ndkerS and Js3csAcrs Main st. GfofeHa TiqoiS
& Large and well selected assortment oi tloo as.
n Matches, JeweIy ara silver spoons, constantly IN
hand. tsr sale low. Engraving neatly executed All
kind. Of Jewelry made to order and neatly reparod
Az orders pUnctuaily attended 10. TAs highest prise
paid Tor old gold and silver. Z-25
i. X y. DRUM.
NAN STREET, OrP"strE GALENA HOTEL.
gEANlF FttTt RE and keep constantly hand II
A'E complete assortment ut fancy and W iAGsor
Also, hTtaus, Tables, Stands, Writing Desks, Looking
GIasses, Bedstead> &C. &c. Person, wishing 10 par
chase viii dc well to call before thcy buy elsewhere,
are prepared to sci! good article. and
invariably C3>h, afford >eil CHEAP.
cheaper than ANY other IA the city. \ reasoI,r. de-
duo on made 70 buying sell again. Ii orders
from a distance puuciualIJ attended 10.
Haena. May, i-JI. IA
BENZ MIN F.FF.T.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13

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coniuCting the above business al it, branches on
thrd street, nearly opposite The Post Olicr where
toners be supplied shor; nCt,Ce, with all kais
Of tiarnoss, Brides, Saddles, Fly Nets, Trunks Naiises
Whips, &C., kr.
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