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Great Bargains in Town Lots In Low
cr Saint paul.

%hA lots one mile below the present Lower
e wv Landing, have jus, been laid out, ard axe
offered sal. at hundred dollars each Such an
oprortuni, invest speculation, has rarely offered
tots nearly opposite Pigs Bye Bar, which has
for The last seasons Distracted, III some degree,
!Hyia'on to the present landing Ard II II not TOO
much say Il the point, where the main Il Up
pinI business al th, growing CITY of the West, must
BE oHe. l. Oniy need. the erection Ot few
arehouscs Tor be nnIu ana AT once TIE prosperity
81 The clty VIZ pu.,t III that direction. And
g,ei nat beginning, that this Iducement Is held nut
lo capitalists
Other valuable real properly and near St Faul, for
sale by the proIiiotor enquire of
l.. {. Kinney, Proprietor, or
IT. Paul Nov 10. 3o-tm :. PiERsE
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II. l.. n n. VANDE NENTER & co
Nholes ate Dealers in
.NE.N.I.ND BOIS CLOTH{N'G,

INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
No, lol aud 46i, Nam street, corner of " ashngton
Avenue,
IT. LOUIS, MO.
EyE receiving from onr NauutlcturV in
New \ ORR oar SPRING SruCk. which Will be
usually large and comprise all GRADES Of MEN's and
BOYS CLorHNG, from the CuAH>L~r FABniCS TO The
FINEST FRENCH CLorH, aud Il general assortment of
SuIgTs, - RNIsHING GuoDs, lMLKLLLAs, CARPET
BAGS
Car stoch Of India RGbher Goods will te yer, largc
shall receive these Goods from several different
IuanuG3C torits.
Persons dealing in The above articles particularly,
invited q" call ana examine our stoCh intend t0
sell goods 1T CIV prices al: aer; any
house ~ this
lily =. l.. * II. y y 1cNENiER SEQ.
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SPRING SALES.
HAYDEN 4 WILSON,

Ian porters and Manufacturers oi
+. and C1ach Ha-d,cpre, CwrIage Trimmings,
ntias, Harness md Briaie Lsof!ar,
IL, North Main Street, - Louis, No.
ia store q full supply Of every variety oi
s in .ieir line. Our English Good are all
irectiy from the manufactured ~ ARE also
ring meay of our own goods AT Columbus,
Sing and Auburn \. Y, and New RI \. j.
THREE LARGE cuKRVING SHOPS in Z hcinhsti,
- hich We finish. III superior ma incr, the
3 .rt of our SkiRTiNG, HARM ind BRi-
THEIR We are now receiving large as
# EASTERN SPRINGS and ayELs, from various
iarers. We would therefore respef fully IN
.ants, Sadjlers and Coach Makers, % call aud
our stock before purchasing.
highest cash price paid for HIDES.
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PROPOSALS.

NlLL be received BY the undersigned until the I.I
w oi May, for the delivery al this post, on or be-
lore the lsto September neNt, OF twenty-five hundred
bushels OF corn. ~ good sacks.
Each bid viii be accompanied by written otter.
rom two responsible persons, become security I'M
der bonds o 1900. for the faithful performance of the
con ract EXtravasaut bids VIII not be considered
VIII one bidder be accepted security for another.
Fort Ridgely, NJ. T. March ~. 1854
JNO. {. kELTON,
50--it A. A Qnartcr Master
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Tormeriy Lee, Gage s. COS


Manuflc urcr of every d.scrlp ton Of saws,
No. ~ Main Street. st. Louis. no
yESif firm cf Lee, Gage 81 Co, having been t--"!stn
by muUal consent on tie t 0as ui Jhhu1rN las
Aou!a ~ form my friends AID Cp.'orcls. that have
made arrangement. wI.h MesFrs Bridge brother, and
VIII continue the manufacture If ia az iier waite
a.. Ne pains have been spared ia itne Mp raa"iinerN.
and securing ~ pcrcnccJ worancn HBi ~ the sicck
purchased the manufacturers. briH III ~
rope and America Tor cash, am confident ihat cal
hold such inducements lha dealers Mi INA IL 20
their interest Ia courage home rlnnuiaCth
As to tn char. AMI reputation e: saws bearing
my stamp nothing need be said, IA trust that both
dealers aii coisuners have had Sufficient opportunity
the qualify of my Manufacture While partner
the late firm OF Lee Gage N Co. not "a duio hf
a moment ability To compete successfully ~ iolIit
of price quality finish, with any n.aiiuiact"ry 81
the lind in the United States. Being now IN re eiPt
OF every description OF stock, avn prepared 10 h
all orders with proWpiaess aud despatch.
All orders addressed the undcrsi gned 10 Messrs
Bridge ~ Bro will receive prompt attention
Particular aItentlon PAID TO all kinds oil repairing
NAV 2i-l-su w. L.. L. GAGE.
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..IiINN ESOEi AND iTs REsOCkIC IS.
~ 1874.

A WORK Of 100 pages handsomely bound aid Illus
"A tratod, 10 when j. aided
CAMP FIRE SKETL.EES;
u IN a map OF she Territory. BY
i. w. BOND.
The III edition enlarged and improved, up The pre-
sent spr =, has I,i bteH published IN New York, and
the WORK /, sill seliiu. rapidly all over the Union.
For salcat BOND g KtlioGC'r,
City Drug store.
st Antho-. street, Upper II. Paul; dad at all the
bookstores Jon board al the upper Mississippi steam
ALso--at the Office Of the Nort.-Nestern Democrat,
= Anthony; by John H. sieycn-, Minneapolis; t"i.
ID. H. Kelley lta~Ca Jeremiah Russo, Sauk Rapids;
!. w L ndo, Fort Ripley; y M,ricA. Traverse DIES
SoiN; Dr Ripl"y, ~hak"pec; 7. VI. Fullerton, Csq,,
Land Office saltwater DIR. oiis HoNt. Hudson, Is;
Wesley WcEcIn, Est, Prescott, WIS: Jndd, W akcr
a CO., Marine Mills, anh W II. G. Folsom, raylog ;
gals 5,-t
~ paul and ~, Anthony papcrs coov.
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or NINNE>DTA. ,

THIRD JUDICIAL DIsrRIT. (NN'
heftb2 appoint special term OF the District Court
a Ia the 81 Judicial Distinct IN the Territory of Mn
hcsoli, To be cId Il Shahupce ia ad !Or the ouEtN
o. Scott Oh thr first MonGaA Of June next ~ ten
O'Clock in The forenoon, for tie mai civil Grim
iha cases ahd issue of law. Ana hereby order and
direct t,,a panel o. Grand Jurors, ana also pane OF
IhrtN ptti ira! Jurors bc drawn and st3nmon "a
or such special term. in The manner pre,cl bc by law;
aud tlit notice OF such special term be given by he
pub icl;ioi and posting at copy of this order, aI-
pontng The in the pres. ribbed by section
thirty ~ aricl, second OF Oh tptcc SIXTY oi The
Revised statutes.
Dated March 18th sol.
AND'W C CIIATFIELD
Asso Jus and ju ;ge Of 81 Jud. list, vi. Il.
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1854.
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I. y De all who iitnd plUn"r sa-deDs-vho are
4 disposed - ''iind J.ir PE ald Q's-W no have
iaith i. ctbbter- allrrs r"t tNceptedD who "knr.Y
beans when Tie bag i oI,Eclwho "a knowledge The
corn IA jhc ns carwo bell tRc good time
cOiGing-whrn rev pot -t"->e- and ripe t0iua
fence rail c!cnmacr> and III lined plane is,'ts viii
pica~e the e'e ana adm mister he app tiles oi Tie
'-toiirg millions
THIS speciti prnc'.ination greeting: II you want
fresh Garden Seeds coa.e and get them. ~
BJND kfL!DGG'$.
mar i At the old btoAn Dag store.
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CLAEK. HENFRFW &, co.,

CLANN, RE ' I IL & co..
ANlTAt ViRf.R OF steam Machinery, II .dr,ulic
w rresses. Oil and 7 0i ccu screws. Moi-e- Patent
dust turner's, T. Ic CMij Faten CIRCULAR cu.s
Nils. for horse, steam water pow a., ad all Kinds oi
MIL WOHA. DC.
The, wuuid invite the stcnton al Nwriahts 10 cir
aud large stock of Patterns tor every variety ni
" heels: list uf which Will FURNISHED. Ntl, desire
by ma or Otherwise
Their extensive Boiler and 81 cilr0n Works. under
the control Of A. CROIILR afford facilities for Manu-
featuring and repairing Boiler >heet-irun Norh in
abe most improved manner
GOOD second hand boilers generally on hand. lgly
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OYsThl.s AND SAHDINEs.
2OUo LBS. FRESH BITTER.
NEW GOODS by EMPRESS.

I cDVC': BvnE store. An elegant assortment
n Of lne Knives. G old Pens aGd Goi aud every
thing required furnish the desks Of bers OF
Legislative Assembly.
NEW BOOKS, among which are
Miss BremtrS Homes;
GrreIeN : Art and Industry,
badge tdmonds' Spltualisn,
Flood Stone.
FERN> for FANNY's Iittle Friends.
snd many other and valuable publications., all
Of which WIN ne sod soon possible.
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The Cheap Corner still in the Field.

The Cheap Corner still in the Field.
B. CULVER d co, intend keeping Consistently
e! hand aid for sale at the "thcap Coner.' n
WinsluNS New iiutci, good and select of
Stani- Dr. Good, and Ladies Ear Goods as ", n IA,
Has. CAPS Boots AID Shrc> and al articles usually
Espt tn ger trIp4u's Furnishing Store. which ficv
iavte lhcyitcHtlOn al tie pualic generally ;tId winch
wiil ~ onaGc .aI ea>onahlc Prices, their
motto being '.s.faIi profits and ql4ca sales
Among tll,r goods he Fund fair assortment. Of
la..s' Dress shoes and Caters
Hosiery aud Nd Gloves
Gc..ts' coarse and iue Boots
run H. ard IruNclh- Bag,
and general assortment OF Ready Made Clothjrg
L. CULVER d. 90.
ST pa1i Feb Isl. IS5i 42-if
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SrED!rfyE, CHESTS,

r H.R SONS about ys.tiu, Lake superior, ell
4 ~ elsewhere !i4ulgh the Territory, advises
cIll M have "A neat nae lIcue chrs pnt ~ pltoU
20 $40 They viii find II great convenience. CAL on
BOND kELLNCC,
PIPER II. Paul.
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CHARLES W. BORUP. CHARLES H.. oAkEs
BvRUp b CAKES.
Bankers and Exchange Dealers,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Make the liberty TO inform the merchants and other
y business men OF the Territory, that they have
lately formed such business connections in the priHci
Pal cities OF the East and South be able Afford
tbCm ali usual
Banking Facilities.
They viii receive current bank rOtes deposit
Tor which they will give thetr certificates pey able
like iin's, or in coin exchange the East curt
rent rates.
Exchange on tie East, South and Europe,
bougAt and sold
Collections promptly attended and proceeds for.
wardei, less exchange
Lond UoTraatS Boug Git ard Sold.
tncurrent bank notes taken 4. highest i0-6m
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ANCIENT LANDMARK LODGE, NO. 5, meets On
b The First and third Thursdays OF every month
I'M AT IA SONlC HALL, st Anthony Street, at
Mp - O'Clock 4. II. Hretliren OF other Lodges
ca III good standing. are respectfully invited 10
meet with las. A. J. MORGAN, Sec'y.
81. Paul, 1854.
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Gaiena ard Minnesota Packet Co
ARRANGEMENT FOR
1854.

IT.. r. THE GALENA AND MINNESOTA
kssS.yTfSj fAChEF COMPANY will run IA daily line
--7----~'' oi Boats during the ensuing season he
tween Gaiena, saltwater and 81. Paul stopping a, all
intermediate landings, leaving Calena at II M da;y
except sundays ''
The line will consist of the
NOMINEE, CAPTAIN B,,rr,v
WAR EAGLE, ID : u,pp,s
CALENA d. r. NnprIo-sp
ROY Al ARCH, L. H. CIEIv
All first class boats, and commanded by experienced
and accommodating officers
These boats VIII connect, al Gaeua, with the Saint
Louis and Galena daily line of teaners which line
connects AZ Rock Island with the Chicago aud Ruek
Island Railroad
This Company's boats being United states Nail
steaiutrs their punctaaty be confidently rrbe,l
upon.
Freight shipped at 81. Louis, or between 81 Iouis
a"d Eaeit On the -. LOUIS and Gacua line OF Poats
tn points above Gaiena, will be re-sApped at Calepn
Tree OF charge for drayase forwarding without de-
lay. Nv
Inc kaifoaa between Galcna and Chicago correc-
TING with the various Eastern Roads is nov, eonnlrel
wi'iin Il lew mites OF Galena and the unda.shed por-
uoh Il the Road stocked With comfortable stage
Coaches.
Il. II. CAMPBELL & CO, AGENTS, Gaena.
Stiff
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JEW ERR Y.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

Ladies' id starch Of Christmas presents for children
ont grown persons. viii lind every thing 10 please Ia
DIS me al Blun> BazIar, al yers iow p4lces.
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
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THE neNt regular meeting OF the Dakotn County
. Claim Association, viii be held ~ tho sehoo !
house nj karosa, the igst Saturday of Apiil neat,
! at Ia O'Clock, \. ".
The Executive Committee of the Association viii
for The transaction Of The business belonging to
,hcr Office, the mouse Of \. r. reach at Ksrosia
a.1day the 20 IN inst. By oraer Of the Executive
Committee. 0. {. GIBBS, Chairman.
) VI Cook SECRETARY As Il
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HENRY NORRIS.

y Third Street, Ia, ON hand ne assorin,f nj OF
DR., Goods, consisting m Part OF Dress Goods, Meri-
nos, A!pnCcas MousliG Ge Lauts, al, Wopl do, Pids,
Bingham. :shawls, Tr innings, Embroidery. Hosiery
in short, every thing ia The Dry Goods line usually
called or by tne ladies Cal. and examine lis GOODS
AZ. rrices :,5-t.
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OAK HALL CLOTHING Store.
Low Price .....ENCeilcnt Good g.

Low Price >-...EXceilent Goods.
New tlOthipL establishment has been opened in
4 the next 10 Brewster q Co, Ia Third stree
under the sup 40 tend trre %. j. Frey sadt, where
sc fould every variety -. Cioiiiu2, and
Eent!cmens' Furnishing Goods,
Consisting Of Coats Vests. Hats Caps Gloves nii O
II al tca rtiou.; Cloths CTavats Wursled and
SUI Goods. Carpet Bag ano ~atCheis Secs and every
of lnurr- Clothing. large and complete var-
Nlitcr t.uod-, consisting Of every article ti,
Gus r.oy desire either ior elegance or cuInor
Our las gcuerts are such that We have
hesitation that sell goods at lower
p'e> than the articles have ever before been #
iofde! il this market.
Country Merchants
Desiring 10 pur BY toe quantity. are yitcd TO
call We safely ihcIu that they VIII ind oar
" not Es.LE prices lower Il IN those of any other
western market =. Louis not >ceptcd. Refnf7tor.
OAK fiAIl. CLOTHING STORE,
nd ~l9
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L. BLUAl'S
New York Bazaar,

Ladies hcar,-Call-an vow VIII buy
lie Iae, Of ~. idui vicinity, aad he As ready
ROW 10 do them homage for their literal patronage.
be has cNrr htca, and Viii be. Daring The r3s
he has been twice 90 New orr for tucjr cspc-
ca htnrit. aud he 1>>r" them that h!~ took
c'iiN rtctiFci, VII! meet tEeT wants and wishes Or
MS rtunt,r> Tor IN cct"n. (a he VIII always hap
pi ~ show GOOD Hi be found Il beautiful variet,
ai prices. Meiih"cs, all wool dolaaes, Boubazme>,
AlaIaca- hlnoN and coiurea, Pcrauettes, Neets all
coi"ts, witl general Nar.et, of Dry GOODS.
E:N!BROIDER
The ladies' Wen know tAat tie Bazaar ,la he fouu,
4 .ar.o variety OF EulDioriery.
Hosiery.
Wool and Cotton, at al prices.
SH ~ IS.
Wooitn Nerinoc. broshe SIX and Zoi hlr Woo AZ
a! pt.cos.
TiRS.
o. AL des' options, Votorine,. NuI> Cuffs, Gloves
i'r ladies' and gentlemen fcuts and shoes, sateI> and
.ij.a Ruabels
JENyEIHY.
lie has also hed the best assortment Of Jeyelry
west 81 81 Loi>. ron>ti;I o gold and silver watches
breast pans tor !e- aI -entcaut ob and long O. AIMS
iHa gold and silver thimlc>, chrn's peas ami pencils
ricsets watch ke,s ana .cu.. Also, II good assur,-
u.cE; of plated silver
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Ladies in search Of Christmas presents for children
ont grown PERSONS viii lind every thing 10 please Ia
DIS me al Blun'> Bazlar, al Yer. iow ptices.
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
have received from a large importing house in Ncw
iorh. large variety a. Guns and Pistols, Which be
brlht tor : ~ and ~ wards.
st Paul, Nov. Il: 3lI
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LoLi, OLIVIER, ! VI. STONE, s. p. FOLSOM.
Re-. Deeds RAINY Judge Probate. Go Surye, OF
OLIVIER. S'rONF, * FOLSOM

GENERAL LAND AGENTS s SURVEYORS.
nee At the Court Housc C0urt Horse Square, 81 PayI
sS ANiNG lorucda co-pnrtnership Tor the purpose
& Carrying on thc above bns ness viii attend 10
buyuG and selling real essitat public and private sale
titles examined; abstracts 81 lands bought and
sold hs u>; Taxes paid for lents aud Others
Decd drawn ac hno Nlci -m,nts taken.
There may be found Al our OIL e, Township Maps of
all the surveyed lands in the ,rritory t!so maps Of all
the cites towns ana their additions Ramsey county
~ WEI complete lit Of al. thc entries made The
L. i,nd ONCE N this county. corrected seui-Weck-
"; perfect abstract cf rac. and cry piece parcel
land in is county rrt ihe United States To the Ia
2rantfe ii>t of lands sold or paid tins
county, rs wei ~ al liens Icy Judgment or other
Wise.
All kinds Of mapping and plotting done 10 order, per
desiring correct copy Of ,ht maps file
IN tho Registers Office o itltnsey county township
maps Of any lands survey 81 in the TERRITORY, can be
i'ruisie win Tho same, short nDtce and reaso
able ptICts.
Persons desiring enter y nj any where in this Ter
rtor, Lv lana warrants or otitrW isc N.l mad il
their advantage 10 apply 20 TIL, hr.n All husnes>
trusted our attended - with pro ntpess aud
despatch.
REFERENCES.
Hon. H. NJ RICE Washington City Hon II. II. Shicy.
MENDOZA; Nessrs b0rup ~ oaArs Bankers, and Iii -
Uoi!insh.td =. Becker. Attorneys, II Paul. 11-Iy
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MINNESOTA ROYALARCH CHAPTER

MEETS on the second Wednesday evening in each
month at | O'Clock MASONIC HALL st. An
thnuy street. CompatioLs from other Chapters, in
good standing pectfs invited TO mcet with
81 Paul, lcJl. a. J. MORGAN. Sec'y.
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PtNcE.' - .etween our teeth and the smot, oi
good ttl reconciliation. (and all the other good bire
iniasinah) 1t a"ats above our heads, a*>iflui.
nta> c shapes, Just prior to is advent nto te world
Of space, pr.olas with "voice OF thUhder the '.c,
rlat HIC iICDN Of The ~ Paul Drug store has made
offensive allie .atiums and improvements in his store
boast oil posses ,ng Tie LARGEST ana BEST
FILLED, nRi q and CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE THIS
SIDE of :. i0CIs.
several ons' in the ute. oi New Yu>k. rhilaie h.a
aud iItt>burgh are now prepared TO furnish Puit
tfs, nil1trs, ana 81 "h' contemplate using NLie
Lead Due PANT, Oh, TnrpeEtne, Eami,hes, Dry
Paints indow Glass, all siLcs &c, with The best
No articles that can be procured in those c - and
III rs reasonable rates d. living profit " III admit.
We have just received per press, large lot o. Pure
Chemical> and Iil sicans and Others, VIII" may pre-
scribe or need Tor Personal use large small gu.nt
ties may ret assured that they VIII lie offered
W " HiCHCoN,
39 Corner 81 and Cedar streets
EtH0COlATE, a superior ar.cle--for sale Il, the
! u Central Drug store.
EETSBAND'S Caciutd Marues;a entirely tree from
cnhonic acid and of iouf times the strength Of tie
conuon calcintd nHgnesia for sale at the Chemical
laboratory. corGer 3d md Ccdgr street.
BDONINAL supporters Of the most appro, ed ,tylcs
!. q fox sale IT, W. ". i!iCHcoX. corner
81 aud Cedar streets
sSHOt DIR braces Of every variety ior sule at The
- 81 Paul Drug store.
E.v1AvOjtING ENitacts-lcnon, vanilla orange, p'ue
z apple ter n,voriue pies, tarts cream, &c
ioI sale at the Central Drug store
sxWosTINCs OF Ala COLoRs. cor sale by
T. W " uICiICOX
= ,.,,,f,r, ,,r,c can. n,,rDrp, 10
~ .uts II " bossaie ,r retail al The
ST pAI.I BRl-G STORE.
777 - :. ~ - :,
~ SORTS without pe-ging. For sale ~ quantities.
.,l, rnre h;,srfs l.. w " UICNCoh
etIiRl! GAS.--.,s lnomter OF the society tor The
- suppression ct Ignorance and the relief ri suffer
ine. would call upon Ill those afflicted with
cess a i- a'.le l" car GA iH az" we VIII u! 10 re-
'ieFt teii- IT, we nave ol-p'sti o oar -
tAlNii NE--'o"ltf's AMI toNts SpaIAl1ho GAIA
az tine tor sale at
SNti S7i-@-s tfrIc asstiihSht ~ Marsh sell aG-
& Jnsiing Tusses TO. safe At me
~ FACL DKt" "iohf-
ss fttt tNh--h rather pure article which VIII BE
~ s".d cheap al ne
thNI VI. l't' y oloht
aaDEY MON Ms large yI,ieiI which vii he sod
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have ed from Il large importing house in Ncy
York large variety a. Guns and Pistols Which cal %
btuht Ton ~ aid II wards.
81 ranl, Nov. l.. III
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NEW FIR VI.

WI T. Slhs rherS havr purchased The stock un,,,
u IN the store recently o,cupicl bN &. H.. Iil!mnre
are prepared 10 furnish his OLD customers and H. a>
new ones a. feel disposed give them a call with /,
choice assortment Oi excellent Groceries and prov.-
IONS me- Liquors &c, together with al other aii-
cits usually found IN stone If the Kind Thcv feel
sure that an examination Of their goods VIII convince
'uetacs IL I WHIST they say is correct and that he,
are selling at low prices.
5l-at KELLOGG A. KINNEY
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Err ESlI GKOEEXNE,E.

w. B')NNBR. would take THIS method of
80 forming the citizens OF ~. Paul, and Minnesota
n Person Il 90, and il HOW prepared 10 furnish FAM
IL, 81 PILES cheap and of good quality. ear
bc procured ~ any other establishment H. the country
Fresh Groceries viii be received hy every Express
rival iror below, which viii enable hin to keep
hand at all times fun supply OF every hing in the
Grocery line. His stock iii part Cl the following
. articles, VIZ:
TEASE chests Young Tyson; 10 d. Imperial;
DO Gun Powder; do SouChong, and Is cadies Young
. II, so!., superior article.
Old JAVA COFFEE-a very superior article
received direct from New ork. pronounced The best
Offered IN ;s market. Also, Cel Ion and Rio Coi-
e warranted Of tho best quality. and sold al the low
b1i.Sr.ils FS-Peaches, Pears, Plums, Pine Ap-
pc. R'laspberrv. Ounces Citr0n Lines, OIVes, AID
nturnl Peaches, Chcrr' Jams, ana yareN Of Others
/ TOO numerous 10 Vacnuon.
ICkLf.S--A-soIied and put up III gallon and hail
gall On jars
SAI( E.-Worcestershire Sauce, Pepper Sauce d c.
CiYSI .'-Jalnut Mushroom, and Tomato, very
superior articles
The best of VINES AM LIQrORS for medicinal
ana culinary pUrposea.
OYSTERS AND SARDINEs.
choice loi OF Ci-trs. Salmon and Nachere!, Nos.
! ana . il hits; Cocoa and Chocolate prime articles;
a~ir> Citrons ana FiE crushed, powdore anI cisr
lice sugar dried Currait, and prUnes; Picked Lott
.trs. Lemon $yrur: Siou-htOn htt.S. spices al all
tiud>, Essences and extracts OF all kinds; Tapioca;
perm. and Talio Candies; Sderitus; Crackers.
r. gl.sh ad cherhoc ker Mustali N.rmace; Mac
caroh Pearl and Con, starch; Dried ierring; PiAe
Apple Cheese
2OUu LBS. FRESH BUTTER.
Also Il Superior lot Of Crochery, etc.
All oi wnicn viii be scll low Cash. Persons
wishing "a lN in their inter supply Of Groceries and
Provisions, would do well 10 give call before pur
CAasing. j. " DOW NER.
81. Anthony stIeel, 81. Pau.
Jan. lq-ia-lv
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13
MINNESOTA BANNING HOUSE,
Mach lith. lo.f.
WILLIAM B!st,NV.I ~ CO..

Late of Western tank. Phil II,
BanS,rs, Ia ltaee md keat Estate Bn.E0s.
sbRONII attention given Ia collections IA all paris
Y OF the Territory, and proceeds RENTED at current
rates OF exchange.
LAMB WARRANTS BoUGIIT AND SOLD,
And located on time the favor OF 4Cggai settlers.
Town aui country property for sale for cash or "a
time. ne give personal attention 70 the purchase and
sale Of operty the pa! ment Of iase- entering land,
locating land warrants and ali other business iAt may
he d. ntnl.tci to oar care. i9-Ii