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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-03-23
FIR ESH CROCERyE.S.

w. DOWNER would take this ethnd OF in
- . forming the citizens Of St Paul, and Minnesota
generally that hc has purchased the entire stock OF
~ Person q Co., and is prepared 10 furnish FAM
lily SUPPLIES as cheap and OF good quality, can
he procured at any Other establishment In the country
Ffesh groceries will he received by every Express
rival rom below, which will enable him to keep
hand at all times, full supply Of every thing in the
grocery line His stock consists part OF The folio ipg
articles, viz:
TEAS.-l2 chests Young Hyson; 10 do. Imperial;
DO Gun Powder; do SouchOng, and % cables Gun.
H. son, superior article.
OLD JAVA COFFEE-a very superior article
received direct from New York, pronounced the hest
ever offered in this market. Also Ce,lon and Rio Cot
lee, warranted of the best quality, and sold the
est cash rates.
PR ESERV ES-Pcaches, Pears, rlurns Pine Ap.
pie, Rhaspbcrry, Ounces, ctron Lines, Olives, and
natural Peaches Cherry Jams, and d variety of others
100 numerous 10 mention.
PICK LES--Assorted and put up ia gallon and half
gallon jars
SACCE-Worcesters'iire Sauce, Pepper Sauce c.
CATSt P-Wanut, Mushroom, aud Tomato, very
superior articles.
The best of WINES and LIQUORS for medicinal
and culinary purposes.
OYSTERS AND SARDINEs.
choice lot oi Cigars; Salmon and Mackerel, Nos
and in kits; Cocoa aud Choc olate prime articles:
iied Sugar; dried Currunts and prunes; Picked Lob
stcrs; Lemon syrup; StOuahton btters; Spices of All
kinds Essences and extracts OF all kinds; Tapioca
Sperm. Star and ralIow Candles; Saeratus Crackers
English and knckerboCker Mustard; Vermace.Ii; Mac
caroni, Pearl and Corn Starch; Dried Herrimg Pine
Apple Cheese.
1000 LBS. FIR ESH BUTTER.
Also superior lot of Crockery,
All OF which Will be sold low for Cash Persons
wishing 10 lay in their winter supply oil Groceries and
Provisions, would do we'll to give n call before pnr
chasing J. w. DOWNER,
ST. Anthony street ST. Paul
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Territory OF Minnesota,
County If benton. go
Probate Court for the county Of Henon held at
"A the oilce oil the Judge thereof at Sauk Rapids
the siAih day of March, A. D. ISIS.
Present John l.. " ilson, Judge.
IT. the OF the Estate O! William 4. Aitkn, de-
ceased petition having been presented by the heirs of
the said William 4. Aitkin. deceascd, viz: Madeline
tukIu. Roger Akin, Matilda Atkn, ANNE Aitkin and
Ehzabeth Aithin the Probate Court o! Benton coun
~, praying that letters of administration said
tate be granted David Gilman OF dtab in said
" place OF Duncan Stewart deceased
1t is the; eiDre ordered that the first Monday of April
newt O'Clock, = NJ of said DAY. be assigned for the
hearing Of said petition, when the heirs and all person
interested il sand estate appear AT the probates Of
ice Sauk Rapids and show cause if any they have,
Why pray of said petitioners should not be grant
ed.
And il is further ordered that said petitioners
COPY OF this order he printed in the Minnesota DEM
and Minnesota Pioneer newspapers, printed III the
city Of Paul. said Territory three weeks success
sveiv in each week previous To she time appoin-
ted for the hearing IN the premises
JOHN J.. WILSON,
as 3w Judge &c Probate for Benton county.
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Rrospectus Of the Daily Democrat.

Dl a'. after the first Monday 10 Max next I sba \
c.u.i-a.- the publication Of !. duy paper 10 be
cr.lsd 'i-s' DAILY DEuocRAV." NJ, own reasons
ta' il'- Up will be found in the growing and may
sas .u tve want of il daily medium Of news and
aoger IN this city. and the liberal confidence and
,ittrona.- watch The public have bestowed upon the
~ rer Delnoc:at" since il has been under my con
Dt
..e '.uer rcaiers and patrons Of ihe Democrat
'i see. - assurances respecting the course shall
I-aua. The DAILY Democrat ~Ili h. suitl, devoted
81. - .t.rn3ii1u aud Interests uf cur CITY an Ter
iiia.. nut 'ile attention will lie gwen to politics.
eVt-,'i a they direct. affect the public veal. |
n. continue 10 he entirely Zee from any faction in
-rle'., Ia all things, controlled by no interest," or
81 e, AID ash iAyors from none but The public and
t1c itrest Of aat pablc The columns Of the Daily
Democrat viii be devoted.
ERM--S 800 per annum if raid in advance
DAVID OIMSTED.
S.. Paal, Mlrch Nth 1854
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NOTICE is given to all concerned and especially to
~ all half breeds interested in the reservation near
Lake Pepin named in the 9th article of the treaty with
the confrderaed tribes of Sac and Fox and other In
dians, of July 18th, o, That the Commissioner of
the Genn Land Office has instructed the Surveyor
eral be duly surveyed ard marked the
nal lines of said ation which operations
in progress in that quarter and to prevent possible
Misunderstanding that might Of the operations
Of surveyors that neghborhoed this notice given
in ODE dience orders from the Indian De partment.
w. A. GORMAN,
32-tf Gov. and Supt Ind. ATS.
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I Il. CULVER * co, intend keeping constantly
- on hand AID for sale at the 'Cheap Corner III
Nnsow New ilotel, good aud select assortment Of
Staple Dry Goods and Ladies Fancy Goods. AS wen as
Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes. and all articles usually
kept in Gentleman's Furnishing Store, to winch they
invite the attention Of the public general and which
they VIII sell reasonable aud easDnale prices their
motto being small profits and quick sales
Among their goods he found fair assortment. of
Ladies Dress shoes and Caters
Hosiery aud Kid Gloves
Gents coarse and line Boots
Trunks and Travelling Bags;
and general assortment of Ready Made Clothing.
j. d. CULVER & co.
ST paul Fen 1sf n
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NOTICE.

a IT, undersigned is DESTROYS TO remove from his
. PRESENT place OF residence OF the Minnesota riv
pftIs for sale his entire establishment at Little
61oassting of tao dwelling houses, one of which
O. ald finished in good style; two stOrehouses, one
rttfc. new q by 10 Ieettwo good stables and forty
ID good land fenced and under cultivation His
s sJisprses che usual amount OF quarter section
If sale he tanned by application tn H.
ii >hlry Mendoza, to the undersigned AT Little
Guea. JOSEPH LAFRAMBOIsE.
March 9th, le5i. 47-6w
LLn0l and AInesoiian copy Tor six weeks, ad stni
d Il. III a.
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CHANfBLIN & MORGAN.

4 WARE that "huinhrs" the crdcr or the
~ day IN 81. Paul present, dis la'm en-, in
ention To impose upon the public in Announcing ihat
they eli ring their present snCk Of STAPLE a"i Fan
Dry Goods, Clothing. Hats, CAPS, Boots and -hors,
&c, at greatly reduced Prces PREPARATORY To The ppen
ing o the spring CaIupni-lt''
With assortment yrt uahTCkcn. they supply
e want. al the public for any goods deer ile and
determined 10 ''iet Them slide
The, will offer inducements to me chants wishing 10
repleHs heic soCA they intend devo.e particular
attention TO The !olhiLs Dep tmCut.
Call AT heir store Third street, between Robert
and Jackson streets, ALL Uc convinced.
feb > 42i &. & ~
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ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE OF NAILS

Sc = iL AID GALENA-leaves st Paul, Mon.
+sa a36 rdays. at G, =. M-Arrve. al StPaul, Tues
a.f aij : lturdays At J, T.. ".
HrD- I" mail ~ Duauqne D POS closed Oh Thurs
d-' c-ings at ocloca, and GA Monday Mornings at
u.'.ra.
sT. rAuLANp ST CRoIX FArLs-I.eaves Saint
Plu -, iays, " s.Et>iaNs aud Fridays, at 6. 4. M
N.-f,c- ~. PAU Tuesdays ThurstiNs aud lrday
20 .. Fal
fAtL AND FORT RIP EN-Leares 81. Paul,
f-... '.Hfdak AT !. A. M--hIrvCs 81. Paul Saiur-
dag. .- g. T.. Il.
It- LAND FORT SNELLING-Arrivcs AZ 81.
t-.' days, Wednesday, AID Fridays. at 10, 4. VI.
. .f iaint rasi. same days. arg, p. u.
Is fer FL. R.!geley and Mlnkalo. are made up
' , aelline, AID leaves that place every Monday
a.. A e.
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LOOK At THIS.

THE subscriber Is DESTROYS of renting ms farm
Il Henderson, on the Minnesota The location is one
of The best IN the Minnesota Valley Ii is the road
from Henderson 10 Fort R sely and there is about
broken.
viii put yokes of oxen, ten cows, and some Young
cattle the farm, and lease the whole for of
years the shares.
Any person DESTROYS OF opening large farm in the
vicinity of the best market the Territory, have
the ans al dcirc accommodating terms by ap
PiicatOn 10 the subscriber at the Pioneer oilire.
JOSEPH r. BROWN.
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G.. FRANK Il CO.,

No. l55 Main Street, SAINT Louis, No.
~>ALL the attention of their friends and country
u chants to their extensive
HAT AND CAP MANUFACToRY.
Their connection in Europe enables them bv direct
lamentations Of PUSH CLOTH hat and cap materials and
trimmings to offer their goods at considerable re-
due ion from the market prices and liberal terms.
sills. Angola Moleskin, fur, Panama, Leghorn, and
palm Leaf Hats; also Caps of their own manufacture Of
the at,st STYLES. By having houses in France, Germa-
nv and New York they possess greater facilities Than
any house in the for obtaining the fashions soon
as Introduced ,
cbauts will 0nd il greatly their advantage give
cali before purchasing elsewhere 81 aw
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FLOUR: FLUOR:

PzRiIE subscriber has his mill, in Clifton, Pierce
county. Wisconsin, a large quantity of excellent
tioa consisting superine fine and middling,
feacr with Corn Neal Bran, Coarse feed, etc, which
viii dispose of the lowest cash prices. The dis
ST. Paul to Clifton Is only "a miles, so that
Gc4-oas in want of articles in his line, would do well 10
..I' 60 send lewa, T.. u. cox.
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JESUP s COMPANY,

BANKERS &C.
E,XCHS NGE sold ard pur chased on New York, Bos-
HI philadep hia, Chicago, Detroit, and other C-
the United States Notes collected and proceeds
RENTED Of Exchange. Interest allow
I'd special deposits. We also draw direct, pa, able
wthou. discount, on
Liverpool, London, Manchester, &c.
IRELAND.-Dubm, Cork, Limerick. Belfast, &c.
ScorLAND-Ednburg Glasgow, Perth, nc.
Also, Drafts payable III Francs, Fiorlns Thaers on
FRANcE.--Paris, Havre, Lyons, and Marseies
GERa.Ny.-Hamt ureh, Frankfort, y. NJ, Brussels,
Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp. Cologne, Zurich,
Copenhagen, Dresden, Berhn Hanover, Strasburgh.
swIrzERLAND.--GeDeva, Berne, Basic.
lrALY.-Milan, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice,
Messina in Sicily.
AUsrRIA.-Vienna and Triest.
RUssIA.-St Petersburgh, Warsaw.
Sw EDEN Stockholm.
NoRwAY.--ChristiaBa
Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. 10, ls53.-y50.
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Territory Of Minnesota, ,

Territory Of Minnesota,
county of Benton. ! ~
4 Probate Cour: for the county OF y enton. held
"a the ollce 81 the Judge thereof h, aui. Rapids
thc 9TH DAY al iidrCh A. H., 1854,
Present, Joln l.. Wilson, Judge;
IN the matter Of the estate ut Duncan stewart, de-
ceasc late Il Urnton coupty, Minnesota Terr,tary.--
Application having t.en made 10y $NlNanUs u. Lowry
and Juii A. stewart, widow OF SAID Duncan Stewart,
deceased, for letters 'f ADMINISTRATION said
Ii - therefore ordered tii the first Nonda, April
next, at 10 o'clock, :. " oi said day. he assigned fer
the hearing of said petition, when the heirs and all per
interested III said estate may appear Al the Pro-
bates oce al Sans Rapids add show Cisc. If they
have why the prayer OF sad petitioners should not he
granted.
il is further ordered that said petitioners
copy al this order TO be Published Isl the Minncsota
DcuoCrat and Pioneer, papers printed in she city
OF St rai, SAID Territory, three weeks surcessivey
in each week previous TO the lime appointed fer
The hearing iii the pre- misses.
JOHN L. WILSON,
AZ 3w judge Of Probate Benton CO., VI. I.
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l.. BLUM'S
New York Bazaar,

Ladies hear!--Cal!-and you will buvl
l.. ELL NJ has hitherto spared 70 pains to please
the lsdics Of Paul and vicinity, and he ready
NOW TO do them homage for their liberal patronage,
he has ever been, and viii be Daring the past
he has bren twice New York for their eSue-
cal benefit. and he them that his stock re-
Gently received, Will meet ihoir and wishes. On
his counters for insptctcn td he viii always he hap
ps show his goods viii De found beautiful variety
Of silks, black and ccorod sparkling aud brilliant at
all prices. Mernoes all wool delaines, Bonbazines
AltpacaS, bat aud ColOred, P"ramettes, Nelveis all
coors, with general variety OF DRY GOODS.
EMBROIDERY.
The ladies well know that The Bazaar be found
large variety Of Embroidery.
HOSIERY.
Wool and Cotton, AZ all Prices.
SIIA WIS.
Woolen, Merinoe, Brcshc, silk and Zephyr WOOL at
ali prices.
OF all descriptions \ictorines. Muf: Cuffs. Gloves,
for ladies' and gentlemen. Boots and shoes, CATERS and
India Rubbers.
JEWEI.RY.
He has also hand the best assortment of Jewery
of ST Louis consisting of gold and silver watches,
breast pins FOR ladies and gentlemen and long
lug gold and silver iimbes Chrms. pens pencils
rchets, watch keys and seals. Also, good assort-
nent OF plated silver.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Ladies in search Of Christmas presents for children
0ud grown persons. will find every thing 10 please in
this line Blum's Bakaar, at very low prices.
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
have received from n large importing house in New
IOk large variety OF Guns and Pistols. which can be
haIlt for 10 and upwards.
81. Paul Now Ia, 3lu
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: aluable Ground Rents to Lease.

q =. FULLERTON will lease for term of years
- OF the most valuabls business property IN
g.. Pad.
49, IL for ware houses the Lower Landing;
z,. sluabe lot on 81 stree near his own store;
a DTS Fourth street Tor shops and dwellings;
i-1, lots ON Bench street;
Also 100 Acres Of unimproyed land few miles from
81 al the Of which TO be put on in improvements
faul March 9Th. 1864. AZ 6w
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ST. Paul, rarch IS. 1854. is
CLAIMANTS TAKE NOTICE.

J. Claim Association, Hlll be held at the school
house at hapo>a. the first Saturday OF April neat,
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. IL.
The Executive Committee Of the Association will
for the transaction Of the business belonging It.
their cice at the house of A. Il. French at IA ost,
>aardtv, The 18th inst. 49, order of the Executive
Committee. o. &. GIBBS, Chairman
= :.
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PROPOSALS FOR wINNEBAGO SUP
PLIES.
MINNESOTA srpERuNrESpENcY,}

MINNESOTA SUPERINrENDENcY
ST. Paul, Feb. "a, 1854
SEALED Proposals will be received at this Office un-
~ I'll ~ O'Clock the 18th day of March, 1854, to
supply The present wants of the Winnebaso Indians,
with the following provisions, viz
snpt rhne Flour TO the amount Of 81, 566 90
Mess Pork saa On
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yKNEN thousand copies have been already sold in less
than three months fro n the day of publication
Our tovnsllan, J. NJ. WinsioY, ESD who has just
turIc. from New York, inoIins that the Publisher
has not o, able 10 bind the work ia Sufficient numbers
to meet L. increasing demand from all parts OF the u
Mon. From Buffalo the Mississippi the supply had
beea exhaus ed in day two, and the demand was
constant universal. This faci should be extremely
graft, ing every MmBosotian. No citizen can posi-
bly, FIVE dollars better than by assisting its AREA
dy extensive circulation among his respe friends
throughout The States; especially in those places which
mighl not otherwise be reached The Postage Is only
l. cents TO part Of the Union.
400 co. les OF THE THIRD EDITION,
Being 400 received here by Express this winter, have
ju-r arriv ed, aud
For sale al BOND & kEILOGC'S,
City Drug Store.
St. Anthony street, Upper It. Paul; and at all the
Bookstore, and Hotels.
AIsoat the office oi the North Western Democrat.
- Rntlony; by john H. Stevens, Minneapolis; Col.
y. IT, Kelley, ltasca; Jeremiah Russell, SauA Rapids:
J. " lynde, Fort Ripley; y. Myrick, Traverse DIES
Sioux: br Ridley, Shukopec; 7. NJ. Fullerton. Esq,
Land . lice saltwater, DE- oiis hoyt Hudson, WIS
Wesley Wethcrn, ESD, Prescott, WIS; Judd Walker
& TO, Marine Mills, and W. Ii. {. Folsom, Taylor's
Falls. mar Is
St Paul ard -. Anthony papers copy.
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i- So LIVER, J. NJ. STONE, 8. p. FOLSOM
s. RAINY co. Judge Probate. Co. Surveyor
OLIVIER. STONE FOLSOM,


trNEEAL LAND AGENTS * SURVEYORS
G-. tae Court House, Court House Square, 81 P.R
Es 81 &c formed a co-partne5saip for the purpose
! inS the above business, VIII attend 10
! selling real estaieat pIic and pSivaie sale;
A aimed; abstracts made TO All lands bought and
i-. IaNrs pad far rOn-resirents and others
.'.. IDS and aCkuow ltas uenls taken.
liy be- found Al our Office, Township Maps Of
yeyei lands IN The Territory; also maps of ali
fo.VIs aad their additions in Ramsey county
com plcie list oi ali the enI ries made ut the
I'D. IA Dlics ia this county, corrected semi-Week-
'ect abstract OF each aud every piece parcel
.ti. tins comfy from the tIited States the
Tee; list OF lands sold for unpaid taxes this
well all liens by ,nent other
Is Of mapping and plotting done to order per
>iring correct CcpN Of an ths h.e
kcgisier's Office Of RAMSEY county. township
u' any lands surveyed IN the Territory, be
t,tli VIII. the same, short no ice and
t..-ls desiring land any where in this Ter
r. land warrants utherN!s Sc WI iGd &c 10
t.-.f aHtage To apply to th- firm. All business in
i.i--. Is attended 70 Nth promptness and
.. i..H.
REFERENCES.
a. f VI. Rice Washington City, Hon. ii. II. Shley,
ia; Messrs. Borup * OaAes BANKERS. and Rice,
-i.' shead n Becker, Attorneys, =. Paul. Ally
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CHARLEs r. CHARLES n, C,ggs
BOEUp OAkES.
Bankers and Exchange Dealers,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
MAKE the liberty inform the iantS and other
i business of the Territory. that they have
lately i"rmed such business in tle princ
pal cities OF the East ana South be able afford
them all usual
Banking Facilities.
They will receive current bank notes On depost
for which they will give their certificates payable
like funds in coin exchange vn The East at cur
rates
Exchange on the East, South and Europe,
tou gh. and Sold
Collections promptly attended 10 and proc eeds for
wardeJ, less exchange.
Laad WarraGts Bou ght AMI Sold.
Uncurrcnt bunk Ell highest rates. Ii0-em
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Prescott Wis. Business Cards.
A. e. MORTON,

A. e. MORTON,
Prc.cott, Wis cor.uf Broadway and Kennikinick ste.
HAS on hand, and for sale, NJ roderats advance
j from cost, general assortment Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
ALSO-a large supply of r. ADV Made C!othing heavy
wooen Blankets, Boots and Shoes, heavy Fisnneis,
over and Under Shirts.
Salt, Pork MsckereI, White Fish. etc - Shingles,
Lumber, iath etc. beside every other sscle usually
found in Grocery and Dry Goods Store. Call and see
Prescott, Dec. IL, 1853. 35-l
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"GARDyNG SASS.

IL y IL IN Mt SASSs
HOE all who intend planting .ardens-who a,s
disposed 10 mind their PEAS aud q's-Who have
Faith Ia CHhbage-< iaiiors not eXcepted) who know
beans when the bag is openedwho ''aCknowledge the
corn" III the roasting enrwho believe in the good time
comine--when new potato-ses ana ripe tomato-ses-
ience rail cucunhers aud inc lined plane squashes will
please the eye and administer the appettes of the
"tOiling millions
This special proclamation. grceting If you want
fresh Garden Seeds, come and get them,
BOND& KEi.i.OGGS,
IL At the old brown Drug store.
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COLLINS L. OsEES,

AUCTION COMMISSION MEKCHANrs,
WILL. sell every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday
w Evenings. Dry Goods, Clot',,ng Bn"tsAnd Shoes,
Groceries Hnd Furniture. any other Goods that may
be seat To thc,it consignment.
ST. PAU, Feb 2.th, loJl IS #
GIT. PAUL MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PiEl.
Capital stock $4,000, ant constantly iacreas-
Tag.
ALEX. WILk1N, President.
W i. MURRAY, Vice President;
GEORGE ". FARRINGTON, Secretary,
4. III. PARKER, Treasurer.
Are now prepared tn issue ash Mutual Policies at
rs favorable rates Of premium any other !espos.bs
company.
Franklin steele, Alexander Ramsey,
tha,. W. Borup, Alexander Wilkin,
(has. IL. Parker, Henri NJ Rice.
Cha u. Fillmore, William /. Amos,
Levi Sosn, NuiTim T. Murrar,
9uhn fa!rirgIn1, George W. Farr!nrton
Ahram VI. fridiey
Once St Anthony street. in the rcon formerly
occupied by the Territorial Secretary.
February. l5JI 4J-lv.
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JOHN KNAPP,

WHOLESALE Grocer and Commission Merchant,
w No. 81 Levee, third door South o. Locust street,
Saint Lonis, Missouri,
Has IN store and arrive large and well selected
stock of Groceries Wines and Liquors. which offer
ed al the lowest Merch ntNrom the country
invited n an examination Of my stock. AZ 4w
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SAW MILL.

THE subscribers having leased and Oh oroughly re-
J. paired the Saw Mill on the kennkinick. known
CoSe's Mill, prepared to furnish Lumber OF
any descr ption the shortest notice. Shingles Lsth
and Picieis always On hand. Custom Saving done
the most reasonable terms. Those in of Lumber
for building fencing purposes, will find to their adj
vantage to give us coll before purchasing elsewhere.
ASA =. MANNING
ISAAC N HOLDEN.
Prescott, Dec. l, 1850. SSly.
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HENRY NORRIS.

IN Third Street, has on hand a fine assortment Of
Dry foods, consisting part Of Dress Goods, MeTi-
nos AIpaccns, Nousiin de LANES, all Wool do, Paids.
bingham, Shawls Tr innings, Embroidery, Hosiery,
&C; in short, every thing The Dry Goods line usually
called for by the ladies. Call and examine his GOODS
and prees. 3S-h
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1854. Spring Sales! 1854.
II. p. PERRY g. CO., Ia.
,s
I q II L L Ill Z ID " Z l.

I " u :
No. So, .uaia Street, 81. Louis, Mo.
4 RE in receipt of one of the largest and hes,
IA assorted stocks Of goods brought To tns
ket. We would cali the attention OF the Merchants
through the country the act that the larger portion
OF our Goods ordered previous IL the recent adj
prices aud cOnseq nently will be able Ia CON
tinue the old prices Call and examine for yourselves,
and YOU will find that we shoW YOU Goods On at
least Us fair terms a. any house in the west. IL 3w