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I is A FACT that the Daguerreot1n..
i tag e, BY MINIS WATSON, At their Xxx. H.
l4o Man street, cannot be surpassed in s GGs-
OF tone and truthfuness of expression. TSSssnesy
nature, If desired a"a coiersd "
PERSONS In quest of perfect Hkenesses will g..
'hucn 70 their interest to give rs a call "N9 II
Eoh't forget the place-opposite Kent p.;U.
my n MINNIa l. w.rso,,
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THE GEkMAN LANCT7.G3, III:

- bEHDAN, Graduate Of the Psrlin u,,.n
INC ha native OF Germsay offers bis services ~
~ !; Lar euaee to class Of pupils in III. sssea
nonored by letters of recompe nd s;o ms eity
pon humboldt, Of Prussia, George Tjetna.' zen
Q. Boston Cfares Anthem, of New YorL III i Lsa,
e. Gentlemen 10 Europe and this coeptr, ''Ssr
ne pr poses, later in the season, to open
lor me thorough education sfyopns sep,s,ss school
70 thsiT entering the University of pts-
OF any eiheI Collegiate Institution in hi. msss
life. " 'ho ae1i's business Of
IF sScEs-Professors Gessner Harr.on
en1.e oe we're, University of Virginia, and N, sea
my 13-lmh anu ii'n streets
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HERRINGS, &c-North Carolina Cut
- and Roe Herrings; No. 4 Msckerel, and Coal
Pit Oil. For sale by
js7 EDWIN WORKMAN Il co.
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h NJ OVA L.-DR. A. G. HARDIN
AZ Graduate of the Physio Medical Collegs az
lnhrnary of Ohio still continues to tender bis ss
the departments of his profession hoping bv st p.
attention to his profession to merit all the PATRONAGE
he may receive.
" n. may pc found at the corner of Broad and
lth streets, all hours, night and day. when NOT rIo
reasonably engaged. Secret forms Of disease trests
with great success '
R Extracting Teeth only rs cents
NH 14-3m
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ME sssssszEsss:sss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gk-&z4 AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
On and after the LIST of june the following rule will
be observed in recsiving payments for freight:
All sums of Two Dollars aud Half and under must
be paid In specie, and those legs than One Dollar
must be In silver.
A. w. MILLsPAUGH, Freight ACT.
The above rule will be observed In receiving fare
for passengers. R. Z. HUGHSON
my 70 Ticket Agent.
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,ARD;:-LADlES, NOTICE.-Six hand,
some Mahogany Cane Seat Chairs a. X -
pllce slo' Mahogany Sofas upholstered in hair Js,s
spfIns seat Sl7, usual price sl2 Mshogany Burssnsa'
isrge szs s9, usual price si2; very large Bisb p
sedstesas tine headboard, post SKIS in sonass s Us.
heavy, Sll usual price sic; Enclosed MAJ very
Nv asn Stands, %, usual price 80; handsome MsrSIy
Top Bouquet and Sofa Tables, 50, usual price az
WIN, SMITH, Menufacturer
Ss4 South Third street, above Cathedr,,
a Small profits and quick sales. Goods cs,.s.,
.1 - eaeNeu sue snIPped 70 order ma 28-Srn
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&yUPEKIOK FI1E1---ui-.-:-----

SUPEKIOR fUEL.-Hayioe now a
sn. ~ o. 40 extensive FIELD Of soFT cx me
shall hereafter be prepared a. ali se's
"isa Consumer with this most excellent psa, fa.
,.,snss LIZ sa. ,sn,tss Freely, produces etn..,,.
pefior In htness and economy to sny seeves
I'LL 81 Aathrseite Cosl would snd tbis Con
sss anf Economies. substitute domse
st. and Basin Bank. a' ara, corner lsth
my Is I'm mo urur
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SIOKAGE.-Haying the large and com.
~ modious WAREHOUSE on the South sd =,
the Basin, next to NJ essra. Ludlsn Watson. ..
prepared TO take in STORAGE, on reasonable ts,ms
TobACCO, OF my own manufacture for sale
sp6-dtlJan'y WIN n RTaIp
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ST. Paul Market.

Corrected peekly by ". Z. Tyson g. Co., Grocers
and Provision dealers, Roberts Street.
FRESH MEAT.-Retail-Bees.S lie. Mutton, 10c.
Pork, lie. Venso, Sc. Veal, I2I2 Chickens, So per
doz.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork, $40 per Dbl. Hams, II 1-s.
Lard, 15c. Flour-exra, $7,5O superfne, 81 per bbl
Corn Meal, $125 bushel. Beans, SIiO per bushcl
Potatoes soc. bushel. Fresh Butter, 3Oc per h.
Cheese, II 1-2c. per 10. Eggs, 5oc. per doz.
GRoCERIEs.-SugaT-Brown 7 1-2 a l2c per 100 lbs :
Refined and Crushed, II I5c. Coffee. 10 2Oc. Tea.
80 100. Rice, Sc. Molasses, so a 1Ooc per gal.
DRIED Participates, $1,l5 a I,2s per bushel.
Peaches, s. a $50. Green Apples, 81 a IS per Dbl.
GRAIN-wheat, 81. Oats, SOC. Corn. 9oc. Barley Coo.
Observation-Disclosures $3.50 $3.50 per Dbl.
Candles, Star, 35c per ID. Taow, 20c do Fish, fresh,
SC per ID, dried 7c Lime, 81 so So per bb Onions
Soc per bush. Lard Oil, S1,25 per GAL Salt, 81 per
bush. Vinegar, Csc per gal. Taow, loo per lb. To-
bacco, IL 1-2 75c. Hides. green, 1-2, dry &c.
LuMBER.-Cominon, So 10 per ", Dimension Stuff,
$l2 IA Flooring, $751; Siding, SIS; Seasoned, $40
$26 Shingles, 81; I.ah, 81.
woodbury., $3.50 per cord
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ALEX, REY.

~HOiESA ALE aud retail d.uirr in t;rocellas. Pro-
Visions and faInily supplies. has constantly on
handa large and complete which offers
to the public at the lowest cash prices Ills assortment
consists in part of the following arfcirs whc the pub
lie are reque >tei to call and txs;nine:
Mess Pork and prime Po-k;
Hams, smoked and sugar cured and Sonl'lers;
Extra Flour and sup. fine country FiorT;
Corn Meal and BuCkwil-at -four;
Butter. s'a and wine crackers;
Bttter-frcsh in crooks ami barrels
y u. y u and Sugar;
trnsh"t. powdered and refined Loaf s,iScr;
r"nee-hocha, Java. Iasuira and Rio;
Teas, imperial fiunpow,ier, \ II. and black:
Drle,i Apples AMI dried Peaches;
I'a'sinS III whole, half, and quarter boxes:
Rice and pearsi Barley;
MoaSScs, sugar house. golden ami R-icler,s cvrur
Aackerei by the bhi, hf bhi and pound;
Dairy Salt, Coarse and Rock Salt
Sweet oil, lard oil AMI whale oil:
Spices Of all kinds AMI NuStard
Cream Tartar, saeratrs ai,l soia
SoaB-pallD, varieClted ani Ca, the:
star candles, mould candles and Wickin-;
Cigars, Lead, Powder. Matches aul plncs;
Understanding AMI chewing. pIusi aud tin foil;
Starch ami Intligo
Wash boards, Buckets. wafer, wei! and covered:
Wash-tahs and Clothc-pins
Be''-cords, hrooHs, scrHbbin@3rshes >loc-hrwsiteS
and Backing;
Nails-:rom 3penny to 10 penny. assorted
Oakum and Pitch:
Ropes-rou, hf inch.to ard If inch:
Almonds AMI Nuts;
PRESERVES
Chinese Preserves, Peaches in cans, Peas Orange
and Cherries;
Pickles i'll !, hf, and IL gallon lars;
Oysters Sar,,nes, Lptsters, Claims ard SI,mou il,
cans:
All kinds of Sauces and Catsups ana Cheese.
LIQUORS..
Holland Gin and WOLF. Schnapps;
Ginger Brandy and Cherry Brandy;
Old dark anu pale Cugnac;
Com non Braniies, fresh and New Y"Ik;
Madeira, Old Port and Sherry Wine;
Claret by The box and ca,k;
All kinds of French, German and Spanish ", HES;
Ahasih:i, llyrishnaSScr and Sweet Liquors;
Champagne by the bottle basket:
1rsh Scotch, M1nongalIela, bourbon, Rye and con-
mon Whisk"yS;
Vinegarand all kinds Of articles belonging 10 r.ci-
lar Grocery AMI Provision Store. long ali emu
lucratci here. All sorts produce and gains G. IN and
barley always on hand at ALIEN, HEY'S
Store on Roberts street. ani Warehouse Lower !ar!-
ing. ian
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

uQY virtue OF writ Of Execution issued out, and I'M
- der the seal of the District for county
Ramsey, judgment rendered by said Court the
9th ay of September A. ID. 1853, in action wherein
Josiah Conee Is plaintiff, ami Edward Stewart IS defend
ant, in favor of said plaintiff and against the said defend
ant for the sum o: two hundred and twenty dollars
and twenty-five cents have, on this 10Th day Of De-
cember, A. d. 1858, levied upon the rec parcels Of
land situate in the town of ST. Paul, the county of
Ramsey and Territory of Mnnesota and known and lcs
iguatcd Lots numbered five (5) and six, (S) In Block
numbered eight (s) in winslow's addition
ST. Paul in the county aforesaid, the property said
defendant; which property shall expose to sale pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, the Court
House in said county, Saturday. the 2Sth day OF Jan
a. d. lS54 at ten o'clock, i'm the forenoon said
day, much thereof may be sufficient to satisfy
said execution, and She,s fees and poundace thereon
and costs Of publication. GEORGE y. BROTT, Sheriff.
By WARREN BRISTOL, Deputy.
Dated December is. 1883 14-6w
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DODGE {. SAvERCOOL.

N-OILD rc~p"ctu" inform, l!,o citizens 81 81. plrl
w ani vicinity. HAT they T'teiSar tl-ir larry.
stock of Groceries and Provisions. which they arc
now dspu-inS ct a exceedingly pN wlIoicsa.
and r-tHil. They has" also e." rilsai-r, a ciloce E..
of l1Hnr>. Which vii! l." dispersed 81 IL. Jiu SUI.
purchasers; also an article Il ground f.I s.:yk
They would particularly invite tie people from small
toous iarnt To- call anal give their stock eyaina-
tiun before purchasing C,tT r-C .I cuIt az
Ing to all nab!e terms. Don. FORGET the place
DODGE ShEEHCOOI,
NJ. Roberts S., 1.rat '!ptr to W.n:ic \ C,peys.
ST. Paul, pcy. :. i>53. I3-tf
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS.
Presents for Young l. Old

DENZ 4 KARCfER have now on hand f,s 1,ra.st
~ and best selected stock OF French, German ,nd
English Toys and Fancy Goods ever offered in perri-
tory among Others crying babies all kinds
swords, Guns, Rates HarnaeRcas, Accordon-,, Work
boxes, knives Port Monnaies. and large Of
French and China Tea sets. card Baskets, Cups AMI
Gers, and number other articles numerous
ton. Also. ornamental cakes. and plain and fancy Cam
dies a wholesale and retail. Please call, neSt
store 10 the corner Of Cedar ami Third streets, AMI
Anthony street near the American House.
dec II REM 4 kARCUER.
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MARRIED,

On the LIST instant by the Rev. T. r. Greasy, Mr. MAR
TIN DREW to Miss LUCINDA COULTER, all OF this
City.
On Monday, January 18th, by Rev. f. D. Neill, Mr.
G. W. TURNBULL Of Baltimore, Nd, to Miss AMANDA
n. IRVINE, daughter of John X. Irvine, OF st. Paul.
baltimore Nd, and Carlisle. Pa, papers please copy.l
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Ho! Wash.ta.

SVuNlS fact. the Yhoys up country, say Eureka City
II is the best point the Minnesota kiver; that
the Railroad they going build leading from DubuQue
Iowa, 10 St. Paul, Minnesota. will the Minnesota ri
yer right at Eureka that have the best Agricultural
country surrounding Eureka there is in the Territory
Now, II you don't believe Is just up and for
yourself. and will give you alternate lot OF 800
valuable town lots by your purchasing anothcr and I'M
proving it in such way that 1t will be creitabe to the
ADDISON BROWN.
Eureka City. Dec. -. 1858. l6-1y
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Notice.

THE subscriber Offers sell lease for term Of yeas
i his Saw-miii. situated near the Upper Landing, ST.
Paul, being enc OF the best locations for the numbering
business in the cithe mill is in good repair, has one
upright muey saw, cutoff one lath saw, and
machine for making cut shinGe. The boom at the mill
is an excellent and safe place keeping logs This
erty will be leased or sold ON favorable terms.
JOHN X. IRVINE.
st. Paul, Dec. 3Oh, 1858. le-tf
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Lea Here.

= ti,II1. Putnam. ard Gotcy'- Magazine, received
- Z ~ mani uion.E, Ia" ,Gi.,i>ii.r. fol sal.
at 20 cents nIu.r. haT@ ul:. a-rau-, rar,t, Z,
receive them mar IN" 'ryt 81 r,:ch 'HarH.
CnNoS.
Between IN" RIO and american House.
y. J.. Subscriptions r.r"il " ior u thr aovc.
and 10 IN" s"t,r' = IN ~. par: The Tr-,ory.
". ~ &.
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lALL AND PARTY DRESSES, plain and embroid-
u cred of the latest fashions.
Ladies' and Gents White kid Gloves, and variety of
other Dress Goods at the Worlds Fair Sore corner Third
and Roberts SITS. EDWARD KEENAN,.
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Books & Stationery!

A LARGE Stock OF Miscellaneous, Law, MEDICAL The
n illogical and School Books Stationery the best
quality, assortment of fancy goods, Paper Hangings,
musical Instruments engravings and Blank Books
best quality kept constantly hand and for
prices at the of Bench and Wabasha Streets oppO
site the new Post Office, at LEDUC'S BOOK STORE.
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Another Word to the Ladies.

this climate you need no beauiier, except air and
exercise, II you viii cosmetics, We have ali kinds
kinds except ssMEEN FUN.'' We have 4 large quantity
OF Po"der-puds In boxes-y white pearl-powder, hair
oils and dyes Trcopherous, Katharon etc., also SPLEEN
did assortment of Har, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Port
Monnais, Fancy Cologne all for sale very cheap at
BOND 4 KELLOGG,
Upper Town.
NIB. "Meen Fun can b. had at the General Drug
Store.
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Furs and Peltries.
MINNESOTA BANKING HOUSE,

No. ,, Third street, corner JVGbashG.
nEPOSITS received and interest allowed, when spe-
II cialy agreed upon. the savings sums, small
and large taken at the Pioneer Interest Paying Of
flee, at rates from to 10 per cent per aUnum.
Eastern Exchange bought and sold at current rates.
Jan !, '5i-1Tf WIN. BREWSTER & co,
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w Ar! w Ar! w Ar

~ NOTWITHSTANDING The declaration var in En-
r"eand the removal of the Custom House oiccr.
at New York. ii will be by 10 the following
facts, that the best of Groceries. together choice
Custom House wines and Brandes, can DID st GER
tain place in Saint Paul at lower price than
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Liquors.
To the Ladies,
Brophys Settlement.

Brophy Settlement.
a FARM containing IT'S acres In this highly flourish
u ing settlement which is near St. Paul, is nov Of
frrea for sale. II is bordering beautiful Lake-soll
rich, land heavily rmbcred fro,n which some 2OGO cords
can be cut.
Also. good heavy grass meadow. which will yield GO
To 20 tons hayau excellent Dwelling House. 40 y 20
and good stable 30 by 20 #. l6 IF the area-
dy Drok and under good fence, and have yielded the
proprietor an abundant crop. HENRY MCKENTY,
Dealer i'll Real Estate.
st. Paul, Jan. 9, 1854. lS-l2m
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Notice.

Notice.
A PPLICATION having been made to the Probate
IA Court of Ramsey County, for final settlement Of
the Estate of Daniel Hopkins. deceased, by he almins-
tration of said state,notce is hereby given that
same will he heard at the office Of the Judge Probate
st. Anthony, Saturday. the 3lst day of December,
AID 1859, at ten O'Clock, A. N. by order of
SAMUEL N. TRACY,
December, II, 1S53.--3w Judge Of Probate.
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The Close Of Navigation I!

lust before the solemn above al owe named the
subscriber succeeded (per steamer enrietta I'm get
ting the best selected stock that has
exhibited the south side Of Third between Roberts and
Jackson streets since he business two wear.
ago. 1t consists in part Of good stock of
Fine Clothi1s,
Also-a very large assortment OF RooTs AND SHOES,
together with the very best assortment OF
Ladies' and ChiIdren's Boots and Shoes
that can be found in the Territory. Also,
Hats and Caps,
Of every variety and style. Also-a large stock Of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
With fancy articles too numerous to mention, which will
be sold cheap only. He has also purchased the
st. Paul Hat and Cap Store and removed to the stand
above named To find precise location of his store,
just follow the crowd down Third street, Lower Town.
r. u. SPENCER.
St Paul, Dec. sth, 1852 Is-H
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Pleasant Sites for Pleasant Homes,
N w A r r EN- g. WINS W:S
ADDITION TO ST PAUL.

VNNS beautiful portion of St. Paul, situated on both
Il sides Of TROUT BROOK, which interSecls the
Saltwater road in The vicinity the SASroMISE No.
TEL having at large expense been sccrcG and
fully laid ont by III" rrolrieors into addition ST.
Paul, now open 90 the public individual improve
mcnl AMI establishment. For delightful suburban resi-
dences, the lots this addition present every advantage
that could be de They in size, from fifty six
ty feet front, by from two hundred feet IN dep
aud situated to com,rsn. magnificent views Of
the city, the river, the and surrounding country
The soil is admir- ably adapted for gardens and for the
struct,on dry and healthy celldrs-a important
consideration to those desiring buii so, themselves
comfortable and convenient residence.
Fine springs of the pures water abound both sides
Of the bluff, while at its base flows beautiful and nev-
failing rvuie Several expensive and substantial ed
iccs being erected the banks of the stream,
while quite number OF others to be commenced car
ly in the spring. The subscriber being anxious 10 bring
this picturesque portion Of the town more prominently
into notice, AMI not being altogether actuate by
nary Considerations, will spare exertioIs expense
cfec. desirable rcsu--constant improvements and
decoration may be relied upon. These who desire to
build within six Months year can be accommodated
with lots at reasonable valuation, by application to the
subscriber at his Olcc, where certified Pat Of the Cad
dton - is always to be seen.
JOHN ESAIhS WARREN.
st. Paul, Dec. II, 1853. I4-sm
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Notice to Travellers.
Empress Eugenias Maids of Honor.

Empress Eugenia s Maids of Honor.
UDUMOR says that Mad. r. aud Mrs. r. have been
u appointed danes 'honneur of the Empress Eugena.
Certainly! 1t takes American gems to sparkle in
eign diademS. Now my dears, stand mp for your own
country, and all its institutions, till your last gasp. Send
over here for all your boots and bonnets. Tell them
France is Sfainous place. and that you sure
thai you eating defunct frog your frcassec
Keep stiff upper lip when that milk and water Ma
poleom speaks to and give those little dapper
men fits all round.--Fera Leapes-for sale at
LEDUC'S Bookstore,
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Forty-eight Splendid I OTIS,

Forty-eight Splendid lots,
COMPRISING two AMI a half each and situated
~ nea- ST. Paul. Capitalists, strangers or citizens
wishing TO purchase desirable property for cottage resi-
dences, riH0S summer houses invited IL call and
take one look at the locality.
The soil is of the first quality AMI perfectly adapted FOR
gardening or the culture of the grape.
HENRY MCKENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate.
st. Paul, Dec. 81, 1883. l5-ly
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Strayed.

HNROM the 'nbscriber, in October, darxish bay
IL mare, two wears old last spring. She has. white
hind foot, black name, tail and legs, broke ride, and
is with oa Also, at the same time, bay colt. last
springs oa. One white hind foot, small star in the
face, and black main AMI tail. Whoever will give in
formation TO me in St. Paul, where they may be fou:
will be well paid for their trouble. GEO CULVER.
ST. Paul, Dec. II, 1853. 11-f
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Look at This.

Look at This.
Ii. persons indebted to the late firm Of McIagan,
IA Woodbridge s Co., Or McIagan Woodbridge, are
hereby notified that the Books ami Accounts are in
hands for settlement, and must be closed up forthwith.
Otherwise they will be put into the hands OF proper Off
for collection.
IL you please call at the Captains
Onice,> few doors below the WORLDS Fair corner,
Third street, and settle with
c. WOODBRIDGE.
st. Paul, Dec. %, 1858. l5-u
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Anc 1eOple SuOulQ h0OW:
1hai thv undersigned now keeps hi-
EpAAsS 1naxI S.<
u Ss'aeEVAASIy SSOEC
Nm IN ia. .,..rt
Next door Cathcavt, Kerr, C. ,-ys.., xv,o,s
of,c- .rat varieties IN lis pr ,,,.. " ,,r ~
''"'ne' 80
20 r-srIs csprapcr -, ret,,, 60. ,.,r.- ,.-l,r
10 10 brirl pap r 20 al, I ,t,r -, a., "a
30 c"fd I.Tcr yaD-- I, d, pm. r M.
~ Bi pap,c
poo.. c.c
! gorri = 'FoT.n!"nt MiSc.l. ,uo,us Books
g II 30 X for IL ahiav- !, nry. ,sr%n,t
l.-,yr writers of srlp.rl r fo-m ,'''''
m.a'rw', French aai IN :lisn Ui,,,,p ~
-r,r-i,-- " ~ ' WI "''" an! "tier In tsis
Nap, of Minnesota, a!k:n
Adams in great va"i~ty
nly pukl 1rI I. ger,
Mrmnr,Ytu-,S an I yrr...,t rnss
iuy,l,u, ,,i .,, N On I'd carr.
t:nld pms P,r,i.s an !, n,.,I i.aJ.
Pnr,f,,!i = an! y f.oi,,. ID IS
Drawn. sheet o. -, :!
Ink sand. ana ~.
wsg ian -. i4,r W. An.
Winro:y car; ,!,,> CON-. ,-,;y.s
(ut,-, -, yi.:.,
Mcf, few. l.u r,,o,D. r,,i.. ,.,.rl
Al.o ,nauy other ,.t:,It. t,, ,,,-,, , ,,.,,i,,
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FRESH GROCERIES.

FRESH GROCERIES.
TT W. DOWNER, would take this method Of inform
- ing the citizens st. Paul, and Minnesota
ally, that he has purchased the entire stock of w. n.
Person Il Co.. and is now prepared to furnish Family
Supplies as Cheap and as good quality, as can be pro-
Groceries will be rcccivdby every Express arrival from
below. which will enable him 10 keep hand at all times,
full supply every thing in the Grocery line. His
stock consists in part IF the following articles Viz:
r|NE "a ~e
II chests Youn. Iyson 10 Do lmpcrial 20 Gun Pow
der do Soucong, and 25 Caiies Young IIySon, superb
article.
Old Java Coffee.
very snrerior article received yree from New York
pronounced the best ever offered in this market. Also
C.ylon and Rio Coice, the quality and
sold al III" lowest Cash rates.
r ( r VE IS:
Peaches Pears. PiuS. Pine Allr, Raspberry, ounces
Cron. Lines, Olives, Natural Peocles Cherry Jams
and a variety of others too numerous To mention.
PckiesAssortcd and Put up in gallon and half gallon
Jars.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hire Sauce, Pepper Sauce, sc.
Cdfsup-Wainat, Mushro0m and Tomato, very supc
ror articles.
The best of Wines ana Liquors for medicinal and
culinary purposes.
Oysters and Sardincs;
cioic, lot Cigars; Maeker.l. Ne. and
in kits; Cocoa and Chocolate. prime articles Raisins,
Citros and Fig; Crushed, Powdered and Clarified
Died Currans and Prucs; Picked HOLSTERS; Lemon Sy
Stoughtou Bitters; Spices of all kin; Essences and
Extracts Of all kinds; Inpioca sperm, Star and Taow
Candies Saeraius: Crackers English knckerbocker
Mustard; Nernacelli Maccaro Pearl and Corn Starch;
Dried Herring; Pine Apple Cheese.
20OO lbs. Fresh Butter.
Also a superior lot of Crockcry, etc.
All of which will be sold low for CASH Persons wish
ing lay in their winter supply Groceries and Provs
ions would do wei! to give me call before purchasing.
J. W. DOwNER.
ST. Anthony stect, ST. Pau.
Jan Il, Io5i-i3;f ~
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-01-21

"HALE OLA fe,c gallons OF this superb article
w taken the whale that Jonah sratto,ccd, is
offered for the first time IN this market. The public
assured that it is the genuine article. 1t will
emit light brilliant 'scuer'd pusson's cycs.o For
sale at IIICHCON'S Wholesale Oil Store.
IA side entrance the west side, the south
nd, for Wholesale customers.