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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-05-21

Hiram Hayes, St. Paul; M. C. Baker, Minneapo-
lis; Joseph Eldred, E. A. Mason, N. b. Sherman,
New York F. Washington, Wis.,. J. w. Babcock,
Kasota, MIMI. J. d. McComb and Lady, Saltwater;
George Meperswith, Wisconsin; c. FaeeLy, 1. T..
Williams, II. Greive, Pa; c. l.. Stephenson and
Family, Mrs. A. G. Brooks, Miss Brooks, II. p.
Cornith, Galena; John Dauner, Canton, Ohio; Rev.
A. NJ. Forbert, do; c. N. Mckinbin and Family,
Chicago; Rev. J. G. Whitney, Minneapolis; Edgar
Nash, St. Anthony; II. w. Holden, Pennsy lvania /;
Thomas DAILY, Brantford, Canada; J. J. Noah, Men
dota; J. s. White, Fort Smelling James b. Muir
ray, James F. Murray, John b. Murray, Schoocraft,
Michigan; G. II. Richardson, Oswego; s. Treat
S. B. Treat, Boston; E. G. Barrows, Hartford ;
G. W. Stanford, Waukegan, ILL.,; E. H. Prudy, Red
Wing; J. M. Denton, Warsaw, Ky; Horace Pas
sell, N. Y; A. Moore, Pittsburgh A. c. George,
Buffalo, were among the arrivals at the American
House since our last.
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RIVER NEWS.
The Nominee came in port Saturday eve
ming, and left for Galena Yesterday morning.


The admiral, Admiral JOHN BROOKS, ar
rived yesterday afternoon from ST. Louis, with
large load of passengers. She leaves for ST.
Louis, this morning, at 10 o'clock. We speak
from knowledge, when we recommend this ele-
giant boat to the patronage of the public
Whatever can be desired in the way of super
ior accommodations and courteous attentions,
is to be had Oh the Admiral. We give her
freight list, as follows:
10 Boxes Oranges and Lemons Dbl. Cocoa Nuts b.
Presley bbS Lime 100 sacks oats 1903 packages Grocer
les, Alex. Rey packages liquors, F. Michigan "a grind
stones, bdS. bars, box locks, Marklcy Kern
10 laks merchandise VIM Constans 40 bis pork Culver
Harrington IS sacks oats ]. q. johnson & Co.; III
sacks oats bbls eggs Owner board III sacks
II pkgs merchandise Bass orup 25S pakgs. merchan
die, A. L. Iarpenteur rs kegs powder, ID. L. Fuller l1
pakgs stoves and merchandise. j. H. Hyers 81 pk Hard
ware. McCloud Walker; SO pakgS merchandise s f.
II. Long 80 pakgs Groceries Ed. Hcenan {; rakgS IL
quors, n F. Johnson II do, H. W. Keith 93 pakgs
merchandise. f. Mc(irorty 63 do. "A sacks oats. j. G.
Burbank Co.: IL paks merchandise and Furniture DIR
+. J. Hailly, L. 5. A. Total 1865.
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New York.

We observe that our Democratic friends Of the
Empire State have made arrangements to continue
the division Of their ranks. The "Ilards" have
called State Convention for the 18th of July, and
the ''Softs" Tor the 9Th of September. The result
will be as it was last fall, give the State to the
whigs and to secure the return Of Mr.. SEWARD to
the u S. Senate, for another Of six years. If
democratic friends could but forget their feud.
about the spells of Office, it would be an easy matter
to regain the ascendency in the Legislature But we
may not expect anything of the kind. The seader.
are too embttered towards each other to permit
the masses to act together long as they can pre-
vent it.
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The following cNtrac, from the log Of the steamship
Jphn L.. Stephens. on her Passage to Panama, give
account of the blockade Of the port Of Aca ulro:
''Pacific mail steamship Jha L. St,zh,ns, r. H.
Pearson commander, left San F,anrSco with 800 pas
scngcrs, the United States mails, and 81 900 900 in
specie, on Saturday, April 18Th, at 5 30 p. NJ
Steamer Sierra Nevada left day for San Juan.
con the I'D, at A. NJ, saw ship in ManZan.
la Bay. Same day at p. NJ, arrived off the han Dor
of Acapulco: vessels, showing what APP, ear
cd to he French COors, lay ing off the entrance
each of which fired gan as the stephens approach.
ed through the north channel, and afterwards
fired shot which fell short Of us. The engine vas
Immediately stopped, and the helm put to staiboard
The ship fore reaching in full view of the fint
which appeared to he crowded with men. The
steamer then losing her sccraSc way, and drifting
wards the rocks on the north shore of the bay the
eng started ahead to bring her round head TO
the wind and tide when the ship and schooner COM
ing up under our lee in point blank range, fired two
shots close The engine again stopped,
boat lowered and the first officer inquire the
cause of their firing into us. lie was not allowed to
board the ship, but met by an officer in The SHIPS
boat, who informed him that the port was bockadcd
and that must Immediately leave the harbor or he
would sink us if he could
sCapt. Pearson himself then boarded the ship, and
was Immediately informed by the commander that his
orders imperative from Santa Anna, to allow no
vessel to pass, and if we attempted it he would fire
into Having sufficient coal TO reach San Juan,
the shp put on her course at P NJ, and orders
given to the chief engineer to all possible cconc-
my.
''26h.-The engineer reported sufficient coal to
reach Panama. and the ship accordingly put ON
her course for that port.
"27h-SP. NJ. Spoke schooner, five days out
from Panama.
"Dming the detention Of the stephens. at Acapul-
CO, shots were frequently exchanged between the
vessels and the fort, and without effect either side.
Santa Anna, with army va' io,sIy estimated at
from three to five thousand mon, was clcamrcd in the
neighbol hood, and it was expected that he would
make attack that town during the night
'2Sth, at P. M.-Arrivcd at Panama with bare
" sufficient fuel to reach the anchorage.
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ARRIVAL DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

ST PAUL AND GALENA-Leaves ST. Paul. Mon
Gays and Fridays, ut 6, A. M.-Arrives ut StPau Tues
DAYS and Saturdays, at 1, p. NJ.
Through mail to Dubuque u P.O., is closed on Thurs
day evenings at O'Clock, and Monday Mornings at
g O'Clock.
Paul, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 6, A. NJ:
Arrives at ST. Paul. Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays,
at |, PM.
ST. PAUL AND FORT RIPLEY-Ieaves st. Paul,
every Monday at Z, A. M-Arrves at st. Paul Satur-
day, at 4, p. NJ
ST. PAUL AND FORT SNELL1NG-Arrives at St.
Paul, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, at TO- A. M,
Leaves Saint Paul, same days, at B. p. NJ
The Mails for Fl. Ridgeey and Mani ARE made up
at Fort Smelling aud leaves that place every Monday,a
10, A.. NJ,
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Noble Sentiments.

At the rc.opcning of the Crystal Palace, BARNUM
made aog Ether the best speech. 1t was original and
full of expressions which can be used as aNioms.-
We quote that portion Of it which most eoquently ex
ats the accomplishments of the lowy and peaceful
artisan above the Wanted achievements of the mill
tary chieain. The exhibition Of the Industry of all
Nations in the modern temple of the God of Peace:
Fdi2r Cn-ens:-ThiS is Congress of Peace.
This lie our popular Coronation of Labor We leave
it To others to erect their monuments to the sword
Let them blazon in the pages of history the 'ossil
IOetry" Of names written only in human blood, and
crown with laurel only the genius of Instruction.
We have proudcr and holier mission. BE it ours
to dedicate this temple to Human Ind,strv-to cele-
bratc the ''pcaceul victories Of Toll and Skil-to
place among the imperiShable records of the earth
this living euogy of wiser age and Christian
people. Ny friends this is emncnly Christian As
well as Crystal Paace-for God himself was the
first artifcer. lie cnnoled labor by His orgi-
nal example; and in setting up this Altar TO Cnivcr
sal Production have but made finite copy of His
infinite work and done it up in glass and iron as IA
giit-hymn for wor>hiping Humanity Instead Of
smoking battle fields, have the furnace with its
breath Of fire, moulding the stubborn iron to its work
Of peace. =.
rolling drum. The gigantic steam engine supplies
with creative thunder; while Gods own lightning,
snatche from It's sun-pah in the sky and harnc>scd
to the car of trade, telcgaphs thoughts from pole
to pole and speaks in every tongue the eloquent Ian
gu,ge Of Industry Every age has its hero. We must
have ours. The Past points to its Bonaparte and
Wellington. The public debts of nations live to plead
their claims to Immortality us heneiactors of mankind.
The Present whispers in the ear of fame the names
OF Morse, of Hoe, of Collins and their compeers, and
1t will syllable yet the of many gifted repre-
sentative of labor with whom This occasion has
rounded me. These and such these heroes.
To Morse that "siill, small voice" which
murmurs along its prison-wes obcyng our slightest
command, and mocks at time and distance. Collins
has bridSed for the tn bulent with palace
way Of steamers. Hoe has accomplished what Ar
chmedes could not, and in the Monster Press has Civ
en- us the lucrum and the lever that in spite of ty
rant voice and hoEe, moves the world; while the
builders of this universe Of thoughts, reservng for
the eliminating glory of the age, have taught Us
how to bind tog thcr the East and the West in the
cords of mutual productions to unite the ambition of
the swetering tropics and the shiverng North in
grand effort TO produce home where every may
find welcome for the product of head and hands re-
CARELESS of his hue, country or his religion.
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MARkLEY II KERN.

DEALERS IN HARDWARE TOOLS AND CUTLERY,
On st. Amhny st., the AMERICAN House,
SXTOUID call the attention of the citizens of It. Paul
w and vicinity. to tlcr new. large IN well assorted
took of
HOUSE Fl RNlTt'RE
'uc, Nails Lock, in all their variety Wrought. cast.
arliamcs anl strop hinges Bolts shutters. Fasteners.
a Is, Locks screws. IatchcS Eel lul ioor Rappcr.
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Hand. Buck mill " Back and Zip Iatchcts.
e. broad and pitching Aizc; spoke S!ivcS drawing knives.
firincr socket turnin. pairing Chi U; Augur brace.
lro"cl Jack smoothing and Fine lanes low and bead
Euigc> boring machines. Hatcct> Hammers Flat round
and saw Files. two and four foil It!lcS.
AGRICULTURAL. IMPLEMENTS.
Forks. Eikc> Sc, thc scvc snath. Hoes. combs.
Trace. back, Breast Timber and Lock Chains: Grab Hoes
lnd Picks.
liOt:E FURNISHING.
TnvS. Looking GaS.cS. Knives and Forks spoons: fine
,S>ormcat of silver Iluci, l;rit;ana AMI Japan Na~;
boilers Kettles. Fireio.-. shovc> and Lounges. Waffle
rO Coif e Burners. Patent cnamclal Iron Kettles. La
Hes kimm griiron Coffee MILL. Flat Irons Butc,
~. Cook and Carving kni,c;.
They Lave al fine of S:,lcrv. Trimmings.
tirrl. Bit - b iclcs: with tiin Pumps door GER.
Corn Mills, Patent lsl inccS and Counter Scales.
It. Iaul. May IS. l9Jl VT
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ADVANTAGE OF PAYING FOR A NEwSP APE

ADVANTAGE OF PAYING FOR NEwSP ArER
IN ADvANcE.-One of the facts put in evidence
at the trial in the Supreme Court, to sustain
the will of the late William Russell, was, that
only few days before he made the will he
called at the Office of the Democrat and paid for
his paper a year in advance thereby saving
fifty cents. This fact was dwet upon at
length, 10y counsel, and commented upon by
the Judge in his charge, as one of great impOr-
lance The verdict of the jury would seem
to sustain the position, that "a man who has
mind and memory enough to pay for his news
paper in advance, is competent to make his
will.-Franklin Democrat.
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SETTLING BILL.-Four sharpers having
treated themselves to a sumptuOus dinner at
the Hotel MOntreuill were at loss how to
settle for it, and hit on the following plan
They called the waiter and asked him for the
bill. One thrust his hand into his pocket as if
to draw his purse, the second prevented him,
declaring he would pay; the third did the same
The fourth forbade the waiter from taking any
money from either of them but all three per
sisted. AT last one said: "The best way to
decide is to blindfold the waiter, and whoever
he first catches shall settle the bill" This
proposal was accepted, and while the waiter
was cropping his way around the room they
slipped out of the house one after another
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Thus far in the trial of Major WysE, for re-
steamer Falcon, the evidence has been tending
to excuse his conduct, inasmuch as all who
have examined her testify that she was unSea-
worthy. The books of nearly all the insurance
companies in the city have her classed as A..
No. 3, or scratched entirely from their lists.
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MILWAUKEE HARBoR.-The Common Council
confirmed Abel lawcys contract to build the iiaror
Hawley's bid to do the work amounted to $7s,9OO.
The work is be carried by the city and govern
ment in concert, under the direction OF government
engineers The city the right to go forward
in any event, with the work, and adopting substant
alIv the government plans There is fair pros
pect of the speedy completion Of work so desra-
be to the interests of this city not ony but to the
commercial interests Of the lakcs.-lMH. NeWs,
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Great Men.

MoIIEEE says that great men are known by
little Mings," and certainly Mons. MoIIERE
could not have hit the mark more palpably ull-
der any circumstances. The present era dc
notes the fact, that the 'littlcr things men do,
so are they greater and more exalted" Some
of our great men, should be treated after the
fashion Of MIDAS by APOLLO, and the trans
figuration would he well appreciated by the
public.
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Mr.. PICKLES wants to know if the "blush of
morn told about by the poets in gilt edge
books, is any thing like the blush of a girl.
We are quite unable to answer Mr.. Pickles.
"Paws for reply" as the cat said, when she
scratched the dog for barking at her.
There is gentleman in the legislature who
can be trusted with any secret; for nothing he
says can be believed.
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MONDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1854.
:: : EDITOR.
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

ALI. persons having accounts against THE PIONEER
OFFICE dating the FIRST May 1853, rcqucs
ted to present them at Counting Room FORTHWITH
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SIIULTZ &MATIIES,
NJ T. X HANT TAIL ORS

W T. X Z II 4 " I I 4 l. y X
THIRD. NEAR MINNESOTA STREET
AVE just received large assortment Ct COINS 'as-
l. simeres, Vcstings, &c, &c. which they are pre-
pared to make up to order i'm the hest style and ON the
shortest notice They have also on hand splendid a..
sortmcnt OF Ready Clothing of the latest style and
we'll adapted TO this market. All of which may be had
at low prices and accommodating terms. Call and
anime their stock before pun sing elsewhere.
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Nss~ We discover nothing of Territorial i'm
portancc by the latest mails from Washington.
The Ncbraska-k anzas matter cngrosscd the
whole attention of Congress.
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Cholera at Gulena.

The Adreniser of the 18th, reports three
cases of cholera, resulting fatally, in that city.
since Monday the 18th. There were no further
cases, and 10 fears were entertained of its con
tnuancc.
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WOMEN's RIGnTs.-Amon" the resolutions
offered at a strong-mindcd convention of wo-
men held at Massllon, Ohio, some time since,
on the subject of spheres" it was resolved,
THAT since every human being has an ndi-
vidual sphere. and that is the largest he or she
can fill, no one has right to determine the
proper sphere ofanother.'
We must confess, the resolution is some
what misty to us, and we hope some strong
minded" female will explain away the Ercbcan
spheres" hence this obtuscncss and obliquity.
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BOSTON CLOTHING FCRNISuIN G
STORE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

". BuCk BLOCK ON Sd Street. under tn" Mime oan
Office. Ten Thousand roars worth OF
READY MAIZE CLOTHING. AND GENT'S FURNISHING
GOODS.
Comprising the largest and best selected assortment Of
goods of the kind ever offered in this city or Territory
The goods and clothing al new and of the
LATEST SPRING styles.
selected with the lirgc,t and f, >hi"n.
able hou in 30 ton He also cNtc, i've
. ,., HATS 'SDcArs
Persons in of If the al goods will find it
their advantage examine this stock before making
hclr purchases The stock Will he soi ut MliontSAlE
or RETAIL to suit purchasers, and AT the iWE>T CASH
IIICES. G.. q. GRlSWUIp.
May Ill &w-tf.
MARTIN DREW,
ANiFAtTl RER of all kind; and quality "f Saddles.
WI Harness Collar. Trunks vaIice$ Fly nets &c. &C.
Carriage Trimming All kinds Of repairing in his line.
done in the shortest possible time Thirl Street. between
Minnesota md Roberts, st. Paul Minnesota Territory.
May S, IT,
NEW ARRIVALS.
IJST RECEIVED "A large addition to my stock of
y BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Call and see W :. COMBS.
my LIFT Near American Horse.
/ Pocket Gallery Rogers. woo>e,.homs and Amcri-
can manufactory. Soil chearat
DOCKET BOOKS y large and beautiful assortment ut
/ COMBS Book store.
CCIoo BOOKS OF description used in the Terri
- tory at COMBS Book Store.
Dt'rt RES few beautiful French Iithoprapis in
1 frames Sold at COMES Book
CTATlONERl of every description at
- COMBS Store.
Near American House.
INISIING TACKIE-A comllcte assortment for sale low
II at COMBS Book store.
NvEW NOVELS. All the late p 'lications received
~ soon ms issued from the press. .r found At
NEW MUSIC. a large stock Of new Piano and Guitar
~ music just received by COMBS.
4 tlGARS. n few thousand extra at
u COMES Store,
Y ARBI.E WORKS. The un''crsgns. has been appon-
wi t,s agent for Kent fuller's celebrated marble
maunacorv whereby lie is enabled tn Gil all orders
Grave Stones Monuments Buss AMI Nantes, at Il rcgu-
lar st Louis prices Call and specimens.
". :. COMB>.
May 1ctf. Near American House.
New Books.
1 LARGE ASSORTMENT of New Books. and everything
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st. 3pauI Au0'ts.
MINNESOTA RIVER OUTFIT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Third Street, baDeen Roberts and Minnesota.
ID PRESLEY, has just returned from below with
d. extensive assortment of Groceries and Provisions,
and also large stock of Fancy Articles to be exhibited in
the Fancy store, next door, and ready for sale.
His Groceries and Provisions consist in part OF the fol
lowing viz:
BACON. MoI-,ssES.
hhlS country Hams 10 brlS Belch's s H in hfs and
- sugar cured do quarters,
g shoulders So Golden syrup,
50 clear sides, 20 kegs do
3 casks do Beef.
TEAS 2 casks Goldfish
chests Y. HysOn, 20 brls Mackcrcl in hfs and
Imperial qrs. Nos. !. 3 and g.
3 Gunpowder, brls Herring:
Also, variety Of y ID, 3 :. fresh cove Oysters:
Id, 2 3, and g H. boxes 20 doz small box sartlincS.
COFFEE. PRESERVES GLASS.
20 sacks Rio, Peaches Ounces Pears:
10 Government Java, Strawberry. Raspberry and
5 90 Iaguayra. Curran Jelly;
SUGARS. Pickles of all kinds.
II hhds New Orleans, CANDLES AND SOAP
3 hhds prime do Fifty boxes star Candle;
80 bls of 4 and Il clarified, pressed do;
10 crvstalized, = boxes solar sperm
10 cru shci. FLOUR.
10 powdered Fifty brls Mess Pork:
5 loaf Jasper Mill Flour;
= - Sinsinawa do.
MISCELLANEOUS FAMILY GROCERIES.
Hominy, Corn meal Rice, Beans big salt box do, sale
ruS sofa and acid Yeast powders Chocolate, Cocoa and
Blooms Brushes and Mops with handles, Clothes Lines,
Bed Cords, stove Backing and Lamp Wckng Cider Vine
apple: reaches, Buckwht at flour ana KNc
do Pepper sauce Walnut Casup, Tomato do, and Lemon
syrup
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
Painted Tubs, Cedar do; ladies Rolling Pins and
Zinc Wa hboards, DippcrS; Knife Trays:
Upper> KeelcrS: Potato MASKING Boxes;
Chopping Trays and Bowls; Buckets. ANe-hclveS;
Spoons, Butter knives; Market Baskets;
Clothes Baskets.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
We always have the largest and best stock which cna
blc| Is to sell lower than any I'll @ in the city,
In wOrl-my stock includes everything the Gro
Line which will be sold cheaper than the cheapest
and respectfully inform all my friends and the public
generally that whatever they wish line of bust
can be obtained either at wholesale retail.
b. PRESLEY.
st. Paul, May 60, 1854. ,!-tf
CIGAR AND TOBACCO HEADQUART.
Frs.
NyIILJAM Won IIAMM. has taken the in the
w Post Oifcc Bull ing recently occupied by Mr. IL
IrC office, and has opened fine stock of the best
IMPORTED CIGARS.
Chewing Tobacco of I'll kinds every variety of SnuT> and
in short all articles manufactured produced from the
staple weed. He will keep constantly on hand the very
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CIGAR AND TOBACCO HEADQUART-
Frs.

VJvIILJAM VON IIAMM. has taken the room in the
w Iost-Oifcc Bull iingS recently occupied by Mr. IL
DUC. "a office, and has opened fine stock of the best
IMPORTED CIGARS.
Chewing Tobacco of all kinds every variety of snuff and
in shoit all articles manufactured produced from the
staple weed lie will keep constantly on hand the
best qualities of these commodities and hopes receive
liberal support from the smoking and chewing public
lie is bound To please all tastcs that may give him call
st. Paul MAY 10 ISL I'm
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New Books.

1 LARGE ASSORTMENT of New Ii oks and everything
"A in my line just received, AM for sale by
COMRS
Nlar f,cA Amor House
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On Friday, the 9Th inst, collision be-
tween two gravel trains occurred on the Cen
trail Railroad, between Lena and Frccport.-
One train was loaded, the other empty. The
locomotives, belonging to the Central Road,
were completely smashed, with several of the
cars. Nobody was hurt except one of the en-
ginecrs, and he but slightly.
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Third Street, baween Roberts and Minnesota.
II PRESLEY has Just returned from below with an
DE- extensive of Groceries and Provisions,
and also large stock of Fancy Articles to be exhibited in
the Fancy store, next door, and ready for sale.
His Groceries and Provisions consist in part of the fol-
lowing viz:
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MARTIN DREW,

NIANiFAt"TI RER of all kind; and quality "f Saddles
Itl Harness Collar Trunks. Valce Fly mct> &c. &c
-NSO-
Carriage Trimming. All kinds Of repairing in his lnc
done in the shortest possible time. Thrill street. between
Minnesota md Roberts It. Paul, Minnesota Territory.
Nav s II.