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JESUP Il COMPANY,
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JESUP n COMPANY,
BANKERS &c.
LvxCiiANC'. sold aud purchased on New York, Kos.
II ton, Philadelphia, ChrAsO, Detfbtt and other a.
ties Ol the United Atata Notes collected md prOcsrds
rcnited nj current rates Of Exchange Interest sOw
ed on special depOslts We 6lA0 draw direct, pay able
wittOu. discount, on
Observation-Disclosures, London, Manchester, &c.
IRELAND.-DublN. Cork, Limerick, Defust, &c.
ScOrL -Edinburg, GlHsgow, Perth, nc.
Also, Drafts payable IN Francs, FOrns Or Thalsrs
FRANcE,-Pnris, Havrc, Lyons, and Marseilies.
GERM>Ny,-lIant urgh, Frankfort, q. NJ, Brussels.
Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich,
COpcuhnpnn, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, stFGsbufgh.
SWITZERLAND Geneva, Dernej Basib.
IrALy--MiInn, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice,
MessIna IN Sicily.
AUsrRIA.-Vienna and Trirst.
RussiA.-st Petersburgf, Warsaw.
SWEDEN ,-SiOckhOm.
NORWAY ,-ChristianH.
Dubuque, Town, Nov. IN, ls53.-y30.
FARLEY 4 JAMES,
WHOLESALE GhOcERs AND COMMissI0N MgkCWANrs,
Corner Oi Iowa and Fourth Streets, Dubuque, Iowa
J.P. FARLEY. EDWIN JAMES.
General Steamboat Agents.
Nov. 10, $3.50.
HAND, WILTSE T. DLATCHLEY,
ATTORNEYS At Law,
Dubuque, Iowa.
ST.. HAND. H. A. wILrsE. is. DLArCHLEy.
Nov. 10, 1883 --y3O.
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OAK NALL CLtlrnING STS RE-
Low pflcGAssssE xccllcnl Gn0Aaa

a New Clothing establishment hms been opened m
"A the store next 10 brewster c., IN Third STREET,
under the supern tendance ~ frsystsdt, whore msy
be- found every variety Of Clothing, anu
Gemticinchs' Furnishing floods;
Consisting Of Goats, Vests, Hats hpi Gloves and I'D
siefy Of slI tescf Cloths, Cfbts W0rsted aid
vsr' 81 Undef.Clo.6ns, Afss and complete vsfl.
civ Of Winter Goods, consisting Of eveFy article Inst
our customers may desire either Tor elegance comfort.
hesitation IN saying that We sell goods al lower
iors than the articles have ever before tSSn a.
forded IN thiy fthfkrt.
Country Merchants
esr'ns ~ purchase by the quantity, are Invttd ID
call We can safely assure them that they will did our
WHOLESALE prices lower u nm these 6f any other
western msrket ~. Louis not excepted. Rsmfmbsr.
OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE,
Corner 81 md WnbnAhn ~
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1871 gsi WIZ ,s..s.s.ss:. 1901
UNION OF TIE MISSISSIPPI AND At.
LANTlC by SrEA NJ.

~ ~ vtsss..-stssH Y ssS.t.sg3
UNION OF TIE MISSISSIPPI AND AT.
LANrlC BY SrEA NJ,
ny TIE ROCK ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
F1NS connection affords the only continuous route by
l. steam t" tho Atlantic from So Paul Dy this route
passenger. will escape tho "nioa""nt stage travel from
Galcna to Warren.
Arrangcn have been made to ticket passengers to
Chicago aud the east by the Gnlcna and Mnncoia Packet
company ana II. Louis Galcna Packet TO Rock H.
land forming connection with the ears.
Two daily express trains between Rock Island and Chi
cngo connecting at Chicago with cars for the east and
south.
BASS, BOECP & CO.. General Agents. -. rnu1, Mt.
JNO. 81 LAMB Ticket Agent; Office, Third street,
Tickets may al4o he obtained at this Office to New York
Boston lhiladcphia atmorc, and all Me primpdi chies
vine Ea'ler" and Salh@n 81 S.'t !" ,,r r,. .
g. rnnl MAY 81. ISL
NEW ARRIVALS.
T CST RECEIVED large addition 10 my stock Of
y T0OKs AND STATIONERY.
Call and 500 ". = COMES,
my ,-,eH Ntnr American House.
I COMBS store.
NARru,E WORKS. The undersigned has been nppolp.
wi ted agent for Kent h fullcrs ccicbrn'cd marble
n whereby he ID enabled 10 III MI orders for
Grave stones Monuments uss and Nantes NJ the rcgu.
W. ~ ''''' ''''''' WV WV ''' ". =. COMBS,
May tetf Senr American House.
DWKEr KNiyEE' 4 large assortment Of superior
i Pocket Cutlery. Rogers WooseDbolins and Ancri
m mhbufnctory. Sold cheap ut COMBS
DOCKET hooks large aud beautiful assortment Ut
COMBS BOOK Htor",
S'ilU lnOks Of every dcHcfipton n'c, ~ the Terri
- tory, COMBS Book Store.
DcrlRis a few beautiful french id,hopraphs In
/ frnmes Sold NJ COMBS Book Store.
= COMBS store
Near American House.
E'rslnSd fAtKtE-A complete assert. rnt for sale low
at COMBS Isooa Store
COMBS store,
NEW MUSIC large stock Of new Piano and Guitar
~ music, Just r"rciv"d by COMBS.
MONEY TO LOAN.
f0NEN thousand dollars 10 loan Real Estate security
l. on =, q, y aud IL months time.
Call NJ Tho once Of AMEs 4 VAN ETTEN,
may 2bf H. raul Minnesota
SAINT PAUL lNTELLlOENCE OFFICE
Thf,,l SGsa, Oprrs0s tho Etass, D0i.h
0EnvASS Of every description, both Male and Female
for city eountry, can be obtained ~ this office -
Merchants Hotel keepers farmers and others In want ~
clerks abofng men, will be supplied free Of charge ~
calling sending their orders CO0ks aud servant pil
will be sent ~ any part ~ tho country II tho persons
wanting them win seiid tho once ee NJ 81 10 81, with
money 10 pay girls fare stating what they want wages
Ne, Ne.
Females In want Of employment can obtain places FREQ
Of charge.
Yound men with or without cash capital In want Of bus
ness, be accommodated by calling OF writing 10 this
once,
An letters must 10 post paid with o. enclosed Address
Box 4i2. H. Paul Post ONCE ", T. June w3fn.
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TO BUlLDERS.
rINENDERs WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL THE lst day oi
June for the erection and completion Of two-story
stone dwelling Stinson, Brown lsamsays addition
Plans and specifications be seen nj the oice of the
sui. cribcr. g. VANCE BROWN.
~. Paul, May L. 1854
Times Democrat, and MinnssctIan eopy.l
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Nv. SASS. rHEopoR poRUP =. 4. cuAMrLin.
BASS, BORCP r CO.,
storage, Forwarding and Commission
MerchantsS
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS.
Lecee, OPposHe Steamboat Landing, 81. Paul, Min.
kErEnENcEs-P Choutcnu, Jr. H. 60, New York,
~ .. w Banning, Cincinnati, Riggs II Leverins, ~.
Loms' r. Choutcnn, IT, r Co, ~. Louis, ChOuteau n
vni!e ~ Lousj D0ford Brothers. Rock island, H. H.
sibey, Mendota, Livingston n Fargo, Buffalo, Dole,
h"fnscy Co.. Chicng0j Geo Smith, Chicms0i james
carter n Co, 0xIcnH, u. II. Campbell A. Co, GnIsum,
IT, McCloskey, GaIensj Franklin Steele Fort Smell.
tngj D0rnp 4 Oakcs, ~. Paul
1r Liberal advances mndc on con Ma k
PACKAGE Care D., y. 4 Co, ~. Paul, N. r."
~. Paul, April ilth, 1854. 1T
EsTBLlSHED IN 1891.
NorthWtstern Erpress Company.
CONNECrlNG with the American Express Company, 10
~ oil The principal points In the Cnitod states, Canad
and Europe.
The cheapest and safest way OF Transporting light and
valuable GOods--Spcce and Bank NOtos.
Particular attention paid ~ the collection Of Notes Bills
Drafts aud Accounts Purchase and rule Of Merchandise
Int Freight and baggage
looked up and delivered 10 owners, &c.
Messcbgers--Semi Weekly.
J. E. BURBANK 4 CO.,
~ raul May TO- o' Propctor'
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REFERENCES.
r. Choutcnu, Jr. 4 90, New, York,
Lcrirx, Sterling r Co, Pittsburgh
James Peck n Co., Chicago,
Bridge r. Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith 4 Co, Cincinnati,
Ch0utrnu 4 valee, ~. Louis,
james Carter 4 Co., Unlrna.
Stiiiinan& Rood.
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T6UsBXND'S CsIclTd i Ns1nssIs, sRiI7eiy 7Tss lFo1r
csronle acid and Of four times the strength NJ the
common cslcned maGnesis, Tor ssle NJ Tho ChemS"sv
Lsbsssosy, eosasy "a end csdSs styees
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MINNESOTA hoXALHncif CifA trEz

MEETS on the stcbhH wednesday evening" 4 eacii
month, nj = o'clock NJ MASONIC HALL, H. An.
th0ny Street Companions from other Chapters, I'd
good standing are respectfully invited meet with ~
49, Paul, 1914 A. J. MORGAN, gec'y.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

10y virtue Of a writ of Execution issued out, and
ID der the seal of the District Court for the County Of
Ramsey, upon Judgment rendered by said Court the
sixth day May, A. ID. 1854. in an action wherein Mary
Smmervile is George orsnell is defendant,
favor of plaintiff against the said defendant,
the of hundred and four dollars and eighty
cents have, this ninth day of May, A. ID. 1851, lev
upon interest the said defendant in the follow
described land, viz: Lot No. ~ in Block t
of Pason's addition to the town of ST. Paul. situated
the Of Saltwater and Spring Streets, in said Pat
tisos addition, the property Of SAID defendants which
property shall to sale at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the Court House, in said
county, Thursday, the sixth day OF July, A. II.
1854, at ten O'Clock, in the of said day,
much thereof may be sufficient to satisfy said
ton. A. NJ. FRlDIEY. Sheriff.
35i6 Per J. NJ. FARMER, Deputy.
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Still HARD on DOUGLAS. - DR.. Ray, of the
Galsna Jefferson, is still aiming his keen shafts
Of polished satire at his democratic brother,
Senator Douglas. In concluding an editorial
urging measures to secure the free navigation
OF the St Lawrence. he hits the Senator thus
"Montaigne, in his Essays, relates that al.
buquerque, viceroy in the Indies for Emanuel
king OF Portugal, in an extreme peril Of ship.
wreck. took young boy upon his shoulders,
for this only end, that in the society of their
common danger, his innocency might serve to
protect him, and to recommend him to the di
vine favor, that they might get safe to shore.
The example Of that leader should not be lost
upon the Illinois Senator. With the Nebraska
bill as a burden, heavier than Albeoueroue's
sins, upon his shoulders he needs, before strik-
Ing out again for the haven upon which his
eye is fixed, some countervailing buoy like the
Iee navigation OF the ST. Lawrence, to save him
from the political destruction that all men now
foresee.
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THE NEBRASKA BILL HAS PASSED Whatever
hopes have been INDUCED that we should be
spared the pain of the above announcement
our readers have been prepared to hear it. II
is the infection of bitter curse, and woe be
unto those who have in their madness mixed it
Without any doubt or varidbleness, as sure a,
these men exist it will be returned to their own
bosoms, and while they live it will rankle there
THE PEOPLE MUST REPEAL 1T. No other way
remains. They should band together as one
man against it, and systematically scout from
their confidence every man who has in any
way sold himself to do this infamous thing
To those members of Congress who so CALAMITY
fought this deep villainy to the end we tender
our most hearty thanks They deserve statue
imperishable even to the tooth of time. II
should be erected in the hearts Of the People
to endure as long as the tide of human life flows
on. Every one of them should be upheld with
the firm grasp of patriots heart, and more like
them should be added to their number, till the
great wrong which has been inflicted shall
cease to stain the eseutcheon of the land.-Ga.
lena .ddvertiser.
School Mdym-(To afve-year-old boy. point
ing to the letter G.. -" What letter is that ?,
Young .4meriea.-"DOn't know"
School Marin. -" What do you say to your
horse p"
Young .a,reriea.-"Go lang - two-forty on
the Shell-road.
During the late thirty-four hour session in
the House, on the Nebraska bill, Hon. E. b.
Washburne answered to his name eighty times
IN succession never leaving for single meal
or elosing his ewes in sleep i-Galena Gazette
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could any one be guilty of the folly of suspect
ing it to be city. Though st. Paul is destin.
ed for better things. Less ambition would
have attracted for her greater esteem but the
want of this would not prevent the achieve
ment ofthose grand results which must ever
follow the efforts of intelligent industry and en-
terprise, such as have in the short space OF five
years built her up from nothing to what she is
"a stirring, thriving town ofnear five thous-
and inhabitants. And in view of this we may
readily overlook the little folly which her i'm
patient ambition prompted when she assumed
the title of city. B.
To this gross libel, the editor of the Express
very justly replies in our behalf as follows, for
which act our neighbor will please except the
thanks of st. Paul:
We would say to B. that however right his
structures upon St. Paul journal to which he
was indebted for his knowledge of Minnesota,
giving but partial account Of the Territory,
he is far from doing justice to our capital. We
might safely challenge him to produce an in
stance of more rapid increase ofpopulation and
all the facilities OfeducatiOn-Oftcn elegant and
cOstly--places of religious worship, compar-
ing favOrably with those of any town of equal
population in the East-ndeed of the whole
circle of creature comforts, elegances and re-
fnements, than the history of st. Paul EXHIBITS.
1t is not singular, however. that he should be
disappointed in the city of st. Paul, being used
to the more finished cities of New England
But he should remember that age will give pol
ish to st. Paul, as it has done to the more an
cient towns of his native State.
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PASSAGE OF THE DANUBE. The Paris .Moni-
seur publishes details of the passage Of the
danube by the Russians, which fully confirms
me report given by Omer Pacha, namely, that
tne Russians fotilla and transports enabled
tnem to cross at three points simultaneously
Snen the Russians immediately attacked the
turkish Notifications. In one Of the Russian
segimeAts every man was killed. Two b,ttaI-
. .as next engaged and were nearly DESTROYED !.
sna ~ was necessary to send Is battalions to
1910 me intrenchments. The Turks held their
Positnion Tor 4s hours under the fire of Russian
gun-Doats' and Is heavy guns and 2 mortars
aO9 tae opposite bank. The Turks bav,nn
fred their last cartridge, evacuated tn. n,anas
carrying with them their guns and faa; u pace h
In good order on Karasu. "s 'acA
Ex-President Fillmore, on his arr;va, .. A.
lanta, Ga, received . striking recent;on =
large number Of locomotives were ready. With
their steam up, and a. the engineer Of the An.
gueta train gave the signal, they all opened
their valves ut once, and tchisfled out such a
welcome a. no mortal man ever heard before
The depot presented . crowed mass of people, I
large portion Of whom were of the gentler sex
and the shouts With which they received their
honored guest were long and deafening. State
Journal.
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WORTHY OF IMITATION. - The citizens of the
Third Ward arc busy putting down their side
walks on st. Anthony street, and clearing the
street of all dirt and rubbish. If other parts
of the city wish to keep good reputation next
week, those interested must do likewise.
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The Poor Man to his Son.
BY ELIZA COOK,

Work, Work, my boy, be not afraid,
Look labor boldly in the face,
Take up the hammer the spade,
And blush not for your humble place.
Hold up your brow in honest pride,
Though rough and swarthy your hands may be,
Such hands are sap-veins that provide
The lifc-bloOd Of the nations tr..
There's honor in the toiling past,
That finds Us In the furrowed fields;
1t stamps crest upon the heart
Worth more than all your quartered shields.
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RESPECT TO THE DISTINGUISHED DEAp--Tbe
City Council Of St. Louis held special meet.
Ing and passed appropriate resolutions upon
the occasion of the death of Col. A. B. Chambers
late Of the st. Louis Republcan-the Oldest
editor Of the city. The following are the first
and second resolutions:
That the loss by death Of a distinguished
man is, at all times, a calamity, but the loss Of
suc9 man: at such time, and in the very
tunate, irreparable in its nature, and the sever.
ceived.
That in the death Of Col. A. B. CHAMBERS we
seei that st. Louis has lost one of her most use
aai Sinaens; man who shrunk from no respon-
Aoliity when the interests of the city were con.
cerned, and to whom. perhaps more than to any
U t;a man, she is indebted for the proud posi-
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St. Paul Crockery Store
NEW ARRIVALSi

The Largest, HandsOmesf and Best .7ssoyf,nes
OF China, Glass, and Crockery, erer
seen in Minnesota Terriforv.
ID MARVIN, at his store, two doors cast OF the Pos
~ Office, Is prepared show and sell the abovs
goods prices lower than they be bought Galena
His white Granite ware, lron-sone- china, Of
best quality and of the handsomest latest patterns.
lie has every article that be thought that ware,
ana can supply full sets or supply parts Of sets to match
In Yellow and Rockingham Ware,
For kitchen purposes, he ,e so rer cent lower han
former prices, he Is constantly receiving directly from
the manufacturers East, and thus buying at first hand
The following few of the articles kept, amongs
others too numerous mention.
White Granite Vegetable Dishes. covered
Butter Plates, covered, withsdraIner
do Soap Dishes and Brush Trays
do Mullins, with
do Gravy Tureens, with ladle
do do Bowls
do Pickle Dishes
DO Com. at stands
do Ewers and Ras,ns
10 OF every thing for table furnture-a
very large variety.
Yellow and Rockingham ware Cakemonlds nj. r,..a.
Butter Jars, spttoons, etc. ' 'is's
Pitchers and Tea sets and Dinner sets Of nj, kinds.
Glasswere-every requisite ar.icIe-cail and o..
ST. Paul, Jaly 2.
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BosroN, May 27-1 Pm.
Burns examination has been postponed to
Monday.
The funeral of Deputy Marshal Batchelder
will take place tomorrow. Much sympathy is
expressed for his fate.
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AIn0 Mt 8Je
by ECO.

by ECO
Lo! as the sun his daily course pursues,
On rich and poor he sheds his genial rays:
Nor doth he e'er to scatter warmth refuse,
On those who needless walk In errors ways.
The gentle rain descends on high and low,
All share alike Its cool reviving powers;
Alike for all do heavens fire. breezes blow,
And bloom profuse earth's fair and fragrant flowers
So let thy words and acts Of kindness fall,
Like sun and rain around the path you tread;
II not word, thou hast q smile for all;
smile can wondrous, untold influence shed.
Shouldn't thou perchance srring brother meet,
Turn not away in naughty, cold disdan,
But with kind words that erring brother greet,
And kindly seek to draw him back again.
Full many heart, once stepped from virtues track
Beneath the worlds dread frown has reckless grown
That else might have been won from error back,
Had some kind hand the friendly pathway shown.
Then pity such thou, too, on folly tent,
Destruction path had'st trodden undismayed,
Had not kind Providence assistance lent,
And hciged thy way to ruins deepest shade.
Aye pity too the needy, frendess oor,
Whom adverse fortune in thy way hath thrown,
And bid them welcome to thy heart and door;
Let them, let all, the power Of kindness own.
So shall blessing, richer FAR than gold,
Unbidden, fall upon thy path in life;
More priced than Ophr's faded wealth Of old,
A heart, with heavens own peace and pleasure rife
St. Paul, June 3, 1854.
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First Alton Lime Of the season.
1nn BARRELS Fresh Alton Lime, received psr
Grey Cloud, and for saIo by
sodt BASS, BORUP b co., Lower Levee.
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~ There has been a fugitive slave riot In
Boston, and in the melee, Mr.. Batchelder, Dep
uty Marshal, was killed.
Our neighbors got ahead of US yesterday on
this.
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ES- Mr.. 7. A. J. Baker is about to erect an
imposing brick building for business purposes,
on Fourth Street, opposite the court house.
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ygS- The country now begins to lock finely.
The growing weather of the past few days has
started crops forward with great rapidity
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10 We are glad to see, by the notices pub
lished to-day, that the Street Commissioners are
going ahead with the sidewalk improvements
All the principal streets leading to the Market
House are to he planked.
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GS- The Henrietta arrived last evening from
St. Louis. She had large freight and several
passengers. She returns this morning ct eight
o clock.
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MARKLEYak KERN,

DEALERS IN
ARDw WARE, TOOLS AND CUTLERY,
On St. anthony ST., near the American House,
"OULD call the attention of the citizens Of st. Paul
w and vicinity to their new, large, and well assorted
stock Of 'r--.
HOUSE FURNITURE,
Such as Nails, Locks in all their variety wrought, cast
Parliament and strap Hinges, Bolts Shutters, Fasteners,
Brads Locks Screws, Latches, Bell Pulls and Door Rap
pers. ~
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Hand, Buck, Mill, x, Back and Rip Saws Hatchets,
Axes broad and pitching Adze, Spoke SLAVES, Drawing
Knives; Fimcr, Socket, Turning PAIRING Chises;
gurs Braces, Towel Jack, Smoothing AMI Fore Plan
Flows, bead Guages boring Machines, Hatchets and Ham
Flat, Round and Saw Files, Two and Four Fold
Rules.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT.
Forks Rakes, Scythes, Scyhesnahs, Hoes, Cuycombs,
Trace, Back, Breast Timber ami Lock Chains, Grub Hoes
and Picks.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
Trays, Looking Glasses, Knives AMI Forks, Spoons q
fine assortment sver-plated, Britannia and Japan
Ware; Boilers, Kettles, FrcDogs, Shovels and Tongs,
aie Ircns, Coffee Burners, Patent enamee Iron Ket
ties, LADIES' Swimmers, Grions, Coffee Mills, Flat Irons,
Butcher, Cock and Carving Knives.
They have also fine assortment Of Saddlery, Trim
mings Stirrups Bits, Buckles, with Chain Pumps, Door
Scapers, Corn Mills Patent Balances ami Counter Scales.
St. Paul, May IS, 1851. WITT
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Coon APPOTNTMENT.-R. p. RUSSELL, is Re :
cciver Of the Land Office at Minneapolis. So
long as the President makes such appointments
as this, he will hear no grumbling from the
right kind Of people in Minnesota.
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The Celebrated fast trotting Horse
GREEN MOUNTAIN MORGAN

TUNIIIS well known Horse. formerly
IL owned by JOHN NJ. LEVY, OF La saR>
Crosse, and brought from Vermont by M
him, Is thorough bred MORGAN; m
he Is fifteen hands high weighs 1000 lbs, III
is of glossy chestnut color, and for vV SSW
beauty, symmetry, action and speed he .SNAKAS
cannot be beaten in the Territory. His
stock is very valuable. and noted for speed.
Farmers and all others concerned, is the time to
improve your stock! And II do not embrace the OPP
porunity ofere', will regret it hereafter 1t
costs to raise good colt than ii does poor
1t is the owners object TO get good breed Of horses
In the country, than II is make with the borse
The said horse will stand for mares in the city OF st.
Paul Bcrkry Grls livery stable In the upper town.
For further particulars, enquire of NJ. $. JOHNSON,
at the American Saloon. at BERKEY X GRIFFITII'S
LIVERY STABLE, in Upper Gown, or d. e.. TAYLOR.
Terms reasonable. May Is, 1851.
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For the Minnesotian.
Messrs. Editors: am in the habit Of INDUCING in
rhyme sometimes, but before ventured to expose
myseh to EDITORS critiscm. Should the following
be deemed worthy Of publication, snd the prove
not too COY, may try again.