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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-19
Is A l. ID WIN Sc DOL.
INCORPORATED 1853.
FEMALE DEP R'y NTyHVT

VuNiE Trustees of this school. have enploved lndy
IL Of experience, from Massachusetts, TO take ch,rga
OF the female department. and she i'll he furnished villa
AZ many assistants be Necessary. The secund
term VIII commence on MONDAY, the third day Of
October.
untli there IL department for boys lads under twelve
wears OF age will be admitted pupils IL i, exnected
Ihat al! oil those WHO intend To become pupis will
deavor To enter on the first day OF the term No eur.
tio made Tor sickness, unless the pup l.. absent more
than ten days.
TUITION FOR TERN OF TWELVE WEEKS
Higher English Course rs %
Grammar, Geography, History, Arithmetic, and
elements OF Natura. ScieLce ca
Primary branches 2 IN
The school cdce Of this Department Pearl street
facing the Public Sguarr the Methodist Church
Applications Tor admissions in be made teachers
or TO L. d. NeIli, Treasurer of the TRUSTEES
81; Paul, Minnesota, cept. -, 1853. eft
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a. L. LARPENTEUR.
MORTGAGE SALE.

"HEREAS, default has been made IN the oondi-
w ton ni certain Indcnture OF Mortgage bearing
date the Il rd day October 1850 made and
by Peter Wiett and Felix Juay of The county of am
sey and Territory of Minnesota TO Charles Mosseai OF
the same place and recorded in the Office Uf The Register
OF Deeds III and for the sand comfy Of Ramsey III book
"A" OF Mortgages, on pages loo, l6l ana it2 the
fourteenth DAY OF October 4. d. 1850 10 O'Clock A.
NJ upon which said lndeuture OF Mortgage there il
claimed 10 be due the vi four hundred Gcliars
interest thereon III the OF per cea; fo the
third day of October 1873
Now therefore, notice IL hereby given that pursa-
ancc OF power OF safe aimed in said mortgage and
OF the statute i'll snch Innde and provided the pre-
misses described in and covered by said mortgage wit
Lots numbered three ~ and four (i} and the North
East Quarter of the North East Qnartcr of Section
number four % in Township No Twenty Eight (1s)
North of Range No twenty two (22l Vest, containing
one hundred and te more lcse Will be sold
Public sale. at the Court House Ia the town Of 81.
Paul, and COUNTY OF Ramsey aforesaid Saturday the
twenty trst day of January 1854 ten O'Clock A. NJ
CHARLES MOSSEAU, Mortgage.
! ATWATER, AIRY iof Mortgaseo.
Dec. s.. b53-3t-6t.
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The PAcIr.c RAILROAD IN CALIFORNIA

The PAcIF.c RAILROAD IN CALIFORNIA
attention "a that Tar of golden land, where Tie spir
VI sHtefpEae is only eiualed by that exhibited in
this no,thaestern region. We are also glad to
notice ihat Mobiles Pass is receiving the attention v
the ci,2ens. and that the eyes Of the Californian,
are turned toward that route, as " the most p nc
ueAblo pass through the Sierra for the grea,
ra'ir'- j." Among the items received By the L,e
err'val, we find the following communicated to the
New York Timcs:-
The Pacific Railroad exploring party, under
Lieutenant WiLLiANsoN, lett THEN camp the
Nohsre the 9Th Of November for the Gil, intend
lus t. move down the Mohare to its junction with
The Colorado. In The northern ra,t Of the State 4
nu'uoe. oi meetings have been held far the purpose
81 pushing on the exploration Of Nob.c's Pass, which
1he norhern people believe Ia he the practical
O.e 's' Trough the Sierra Tor the great railroad.
Tn. i. exactly what Mr.. Noble. himself has said
u ~ tinoe. In a communication 10 the Minnesota
Democrat, early ia Ociober last, TO which we have
heretofore referred, ST.. Mobiles says
~.cakir, Of railroads. there Is an important fact
81 csHnc-ion with this idea, and If YOU will get
20 fhc latest maps Of the western country-i mean
ihe tttio cope of country Wing between the Mis-
sissint River and the Pacific Ocean, and sit down
win a moment, will tel You the very spot
rafole. Itch the aforesaid Iron Horse will have
% lass uneaven places Ia the earth, commonly
called tae Sierra Ncyadas, before he 9uads the
"aleIs I'd he Sacramento, else he will be neces-
sa'i., cenpeied To do ''tall climbing" l
s'-sa sedly upon this point, having travelled
rr- ..a.. engih Of them from the southern line OF
4 ii'.Hn down to the head of the dales in Oregon,
tar..l ,l. summit the whole distance.
'ir = Dies is sansuine that the Pass through the
S:ene d" .aniains, known as Mobiles Pass is By Ear
IL '.e. hsibe for Rail Road. of any Pass south
- y --at Baker, near which Gov. Stevens, in all
pr at.' G.. has passed.
.ur ,uld properly erect the edifcc OF personal
iaaYrae H., the foundation be laid IN moral
laty.
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA,
DISTRICT CoukT, Is, District,

DISTRICT COURT, Isl District,
Ramsey County.
William Sngerland and Luther Vi I summons for
Mcfarland, partners in trade under The money de.
name, ST. lie, and frm Of ''Siinsia q manded on
Mcfarland, against contract for
William u lawltr aid james Curran, payment of
partners uLder The name, ST, e and Ern money (coH.
OF - Curran Il LAWYER" not ser
To William Il. Lawler,
VOU are hereby summoned and requiIs. 10 answer
Il the complaint in this action, which has been
filed The Office OF the clerk O! this for the cCUI-
~ aforesaid, s. Paul, said Ramsey county, and
to copy of yoar anwer TO The said comp
the subscribers, their office at SAINT Paul. aforesaid,
within twenty DAYS ater the service OF this Summons
YOU eXciuaivs of the day of such service; aud il
fail the said comp within the afore-
said, the plaintiffs in this action VIII take judgment
aEainst for TIE Of Twelve Hundred ai Seven
" -Four Dollars and Fifty Eight Cents, with interest
from the irst day OF July One Thousand Light Hun
derd ny Three besides the costs q. this AcioA.
Dated, December, 2sih, 1859 -3S6f.
AMES VAN ETTEN,
Plaintiff. Attorneys.
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The Exhibition Continues.

NC GAu1oAt1Ou CONTINUES,
Notwithstanding the great demand for goods ut the
WORLDS FAIR,
Since the fall and winter supply customers can vet be
Observation-Disclosures Of iaImsr Good. having or.
rived by the last boat.
The Winter Stock Is Again Compiete,
Fresh pa kages will be exhibited ID oeoa.ou xecuire.
presenting new attractions Of
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,
Prints Delaines Alpsccas, Mszinos, and variety Of
Wooden Dress Goods.
Bonnets, Ribbons, Lace and E,n5rosl.r,.s.
boots and Shoes, including assorted sizes OF Ladies'
MISSES and cadrens' silk elastic, morocco and ali
bootes buffalo carpet and India Rubber Oversloes;
SIN, Beaver, kossuIh and other Hats; Plush, Outer
and variety oi Fur Capsj Wool and Buck Mits and
Gloves. ~
TaifOr's Trimmings and Piece Goods.
Ready Made Clothing, and Clothing Nude % Order,
on the shortest notice Having engaged the services
MI experienced cutter Particular attention will be paid
to muking men and boys Clothing In tie latest fashion
House Trimming Goods.
general assortment, including cotton hemp wool and
tapestry Carpets of the latest designs aud patterns
Stair and Floor OiI.Cioths,
Paper hangings cashmere worsted and lnen (.an nm
isi) table cloths aud covers, window Damask and ORA
peries in great beauty, at the
WORLDS FAIR STORE.
Corner OF Third and Roberts SIS
EDWARD KEENAN,
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NOTICE..

vUVHE unders gned, John Primrose, will apply to the
il Judge Of Probate for the County of Ramsey. at
his Office in ST. Paul Saturday, JAM g. 1854, at ~
O'Clock A. NJ for letters of administration on the es
tate Of John larke deceased.
JOHN PRIMROSE.
st paul Jan g. 1854 --S9-3,v
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NnTI('E.

TueE subscriber offers sell 20 lease for term of
II Years, his SAW MILL. situated near the Upper
Landing, Saint Paul. being OF the best locations for
the numbering business in the city. The Mill is good
repair has upright muiay saw, cutoff
lath saw and machine for making cut Shingles. The
the Mill is eXcelien and safe for keep
logs This property VIII be sold or leased on avor
able terms. JOHN II. lhNiNE.
st. Paul Dec. 30tl,, 1853. 3S-tf
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WIN. w. FINCH. Nj. D..

WIN. w. FINCH. NJ. d.,
AFFERS his professional services to the citizens OF
" ST. Paul and vicinity.
Office in Judge Lamhert's new brick building.
Special attention will be given TO rheumatism, Neu
ralgia Scroia and all chronic diseases. Being snl-
with the Of ETHER operations in surgery viii
lie performed under it's influence without paln de-
sired. Pure Vaccine Virus sent 10 any part of the
country by mail the receipt OF one dollar,
post paid
REFERENCES.
Prof McClintock, Of Phade phia College Of Medicine.
Perkins, of Vermont Medical College.
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READY FOR THE NEW YEAR.
). W. BOND. MN. xrLLoeo
BOND e. KELLOGG
Apothecaries and Druggists,
st. .futhony Street.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DEros, MEDICINES, CmEsIc,Ls. WHITE LEAD, OILS,
fAISrs, (all colors,) VARNIsnEs, WINDOW OiAsr,
GLASS AND BRIrrASIA WARE, DYE STIFFs,
aud DELI WARE, CANDIES, LleuoRs,
SE0ARs, TOBACCO, PATENT MEp-
IcINEs, PERFUAERy, and FAM
cY ARTICLES, &c.
glAvlNG closed out with the old year most Of our
u old advertised articles, we begin the new year
afresi and with redoubled vigor On New Year. day
we buried the Ratchet with neighbor the busi-
ness better satisfied than ever that competition is
ALL THE CITIZENS OF THE TERRITORY.
The members OF the Legislature, the Agricultural Con-
Sention and every stranger, are invited TO Gull and
us ONCE; II YOU do not call AGAIN it will he OF. fault
Very respectfully,
BOND KELLOGG,
Al the old brown Civ Drug Store,
Upper st. Paul.
LONG LOOKED FOR COME AT LAST
U(i Way OF change in this Paper gra ANNE, we have
TO onsI YOU to-day the long looked for work
by "One OF U.s." Call soon, only have ONE
BOND & KEILOGG's,
HEAR: HEAR. HEAR:
you are posted up Mime sota, and have even
"thrown physic To the dogs' coll auy how. We are
very acconm odaiiDg young men and always happy
To see you. We expect the PEOPLE TO Cali en- ntasse
We will keep open house all this year and ew the
neAi at the Old brown City Drug Store Of
BOND d KELLOGG
The tollorcing are part Of oar Inducements for The
pyeSeat:
OIL. OIL. OII.,!s
NVT still have q large quantity of Whale and Lard
w Oil, which selling 1T 20 per cent. below
the present market price. Call
BOND K KELLOGG,
And the Cheap Cash Store
URPENTiNE-LiNSEE OIL-ALCO-
HOL.
TUNO close out large supply before the opening Of
Il Navigation, will sell these aciicles at 10 per
lower than any other town. Cai Mt The
OLD BROWN DRUG STORE.
the above don't suit just call and say so, and we
Il VIII add STRONGER iaduce ments hereafter,
BOND 81 KELLOGG,
At the Drug Store, par excellence, Upper Town.
st. Anthony Papers please copy. SO.
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ST. PAUL OMNIBUS.

VNTTLOUGHBY IL POWERS, will run a line of
w -Four Horse Omnibus between the principal Ho
tells and the Capitol during the session Of the Legsia
TICKETS 10 be had at the American Hotel, Csnttal
House, and at our Livery Stable Office.
WILLOUGHBY 4 POWERS.
St. Paul, Jan. j.. -IS54-39-lm
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On molten Of Dir. Mckusick, il was resolved
that the select committee IN the contested elec-
ton have power 10 send for persons aud papers,
or TO appoint three commissioners to take tesimo-
ny, as they might deem most expedent.
MIR. Lord presented memorial TO Congress for
a military road from Weenona 10 Fort Ridgley
which passed u second reading aud was 0rdere d
engrossed.
MIR. Mobiles gave notice Of bill requiring Reg
isiers Of Deeds to keep alphabetical Indexes to
! all books of record.
| On motion Of Mr.. Moot the House considered,
read second time, and ordered engrossed, the
memorial rea,ive to Prescriptions on the Military
! Reserve.
! Adjourned.
, NEDNEsDAY, Jan. Is.
! COUNCILLOR motion Of MIR. Brown the
bill relative to the County Officers Of Dakota
county, was taken up and passed
On motion of MIR. Brown the resolution relative
TO the National Washington Monument was Ia
ken up and con sidered and
On motion Of Ms. Murray was indefinitely post
poned.
Yeas--Freebom, Kittson. Mower, Murray
Stearns and Stmson--6.
Noes-Brown and Van Enen-2.
Mr.. Murray introduced bill 10 charter The ST.
Paul Water Company which passed second
reading.
Mr.. Brown offered resolution calling on the
Territorial officers to make their annual reports
forthwith which was adopted
Mr.. Brown gave notice Of bill prescribing the
manner Of contes,ing elections for members OF the
Legislature.
Also, Of one prescribing the penalties for steal
Ing saw-logs, and other lumber.
Mr.. Stinson offered resolution, that the COM
mittee on Public Buildings be instructed to visit
and report on the saIne agrecd TO.
Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. Is.
HOUSE.--On motion Of Mr. Davis, it was
unanimously
Resolved, That the thanks Of this House are
due, and are hereby rendered to J. Travis Ros-
ser. Secretary Of the Territory, for his unremlt
ting endeavor to contributes 10 the comfort and
convenience Of the members.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Mobiles, twas
Resolved, That the Judges of the Supreme
Court be requested to give their opinion on the
legality Of Chap SIS, page 44i, Of The S,atuies.
relative to ella inns on unsurveyed lands.
On motion Of Mr.. Bartlett, 4 resolution was
adopted to supply each member and officer Of the
House with 10 copies each Of " Minnesota and
its Resources
Adjourned.
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NOTICE..

yUNHE undersigned VIM DAHL will apply 70 the Judge
of Probste Tor the county of Ramsey, at hrs Office
in ST. Pau Saturday, Jan o. ie54 At IL o'clock A.
NJ for letters of administration the estate of Philip
Hull, deceased. WM. DAHL.
ST. Paul Jan g. l35i.-39-3w.
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l.. BLUM'S
New York Bazaar.

Ladies hear.-Call-and you will buy!
l.. BLUM has hitherto spared 20 pains TO please !
The ladies Of st. Paul aud vicinity and he is as ready
now to do them homage for their liberal patronage,
he has been, and ever will be During the past
he has been twice to New York for their espc-
cial benefit and lie can assure them that his STOCK re-
Gently received, will meet Ihtir wants and wishes On
for inspection, (and he will always be hap
py To show goods will be found beautiful variet,
Of silks black and colored sparkling and brilliant, at
all prices Merinoes, all wool delanes, Bombalines,
Alapscas, black and coiared, Pcramettes, Nevets all
colorx with general variety OF DRY GOODS.
EMBROIDERY.
The ladies well know that n, The Bazaar car be found
a large variety OF Embroidery.
HOSIERY.
Wool and Cotton, at all psices.
SHAWLS.
woolen, Meyinoe D.oshe, Silk and zephyr Wool at
al prices.
or all descriptions Nctorines, Muffs, Cuff. Gloves,
ladies' and gentlemen Boot. and shoes, CATERS and
JEWELRY.
lie has also on hand the hes, assortment OF Jewe!ry
Of st. Louis consisting OF gold aud silver watches,
pins for lac and gentlemen fob and long Chains,
ug gold and silver thimbes chrms pens and pencils,
ricsets, watch keys and seals. Also, good assott
HIM - fI CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Ladies in search Of Chrs,mas present. for children
ond grown persons will find every thng 10 PLEASE in
this line a. Bluns's Bazaar, at very low piice1
/ GUNS AND PISTOLS.
Ihave received from large importing house in New
York. large variety Of Guns aud Pistols which can be
bauht for s 10 and upwards.
st. Paul, Nov. II, 5lif
HABANNA CIGARS.
10000 ssn%as ssa: : on aiaee aud
Va ars - I''''' W ~'''' ~ Wv j. W SIMPSONS.
TO LAWYERS.
A VERY large stock OF Law Stationery on hand and
COMBS BOOKSTORE,
Below the AInaricanl ouse.
A New supply Of "Fern Leaves" jus, received at
"A 1881 LEDCC'S BOOKsTcBE-
OAK Hall, GREAT BARGAINS:
A LARGE assortment OF white and tnncy shirts al
"A OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE
lyNNO TAILORs AND OTHERS--A large assortment
II Of Vestinss and Cloths for saie at
OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE.
LARGE assortment of Chdrens Clothing for sa'
) Aat OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE.
A LARGE assortment of kossnth ard Beaver Hat
| n and Caps. OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE.
Dec. i-33.
old MESS PORK--For sale by
~ Nov IL Sl-em A. VANCE BROWN.
CsUIRTS! SHIRTS. SO doZ superfne Linen bosom
, WORLDS FAIR.
TyED sPREADS-Gtt up expressly for Mime so,
p; I'D winter, BY IIeensn, at the
d Dec. s, lss3-34-tf
VNERFUMERY and cosmetics, a large assortment TO
Il cigu and domestic; deslers give ss cali, at the
T.vACL DRUG STORE
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NEW BOOKS BY EXPR ESS.
MISS BREMER'S Homes an the New World"
WI vols. BLEAK House" complete, and new sup
ply Of Perm Leaves" ior sale by w. ) COMBES,
Near American House.
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NOTICE.


BROPHY SETTLEMENT.
A FARM containing l7o in this highly flourish
"A Ing settlement, which IL 81. Paul bordering on
beautiful lake, soil rich and heavy tmbered fr ON
which some 1000 cords can be cut; also good heavy
grass meadow which will yield 60 to 20 tons Of hay;
excellent dwelling house so by 20 feet and good
BILE 50 by 80 N Of the above already broken and
under fence, and have yielded the proprietor AL
abundant crop HENRY McKENTY.
Dealer IL Real Essfats
Jan. ?, le15--l2m.
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MINNESOTA BANKING HOUSE.
No. 8, THIRD STREET, CORNER NADAsiiAw.
nEPOSITS received dali, and INTEREST ALLOW Cd,
IL when specially agreed upon, the savings Of all
sums small aud large taken at the PIONEER INTER
EST PAYING OFFICE, az rates from TO IL per cent
per annum.
Eastern Exchange bought and sold at curren, rates
Dec %. 1853 1T M. BREWSTER, & co
4. j. POST II CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GkOCERS,
(l.evi Si0an's Old StOre,)
St. Anthony street, ST. Paul, Minnesota ely
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STATIONER

STATIONERY.
NxOMDS still invites all who like to good arti-
Gle OF Stationery give him call, as he has the
best and mos, complete assortment in Mnnesota
Call and examine at
COMBES' FRANKLIN GOOK STORE,
80 Near the American House.
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TAXES. TAXES. TAXES.
ID AZ I-lIrD EnIrA-I,I- U

PAY YOUR COUNTY TAN
yuNHE undersigned, EA-Deputy Sheriff. will be ia the
Sheri's Office at the Court House in S.. Paul. dur
ing two weeks This date between the hours Of
and L. NJ, and from until O'Clock in the evening
where he will be happy to wait upon those who may
wish 10 pay their be fore their lands ADvER
TisED SALE.
settle"
w BRISTOL, Tax Collector.
jan 4, ls5i.-3S-3t.
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w. III. FORBES,

w. Ii. FORBES,
VVVAKES the liberty TO inform his many friends and
ii patrons, that he is now making arrangements to
commence business disconnected entirely from his
former asseciates-they having determined TO close
their business Interests in this Terrtoryand that In
doing so he relies liberal share OF patronage.
Jan. 2, '5i-39-lm.
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Groceries, Provisions, Glass, China,
Earthern Ware, sc.
/. B. WAIT l. CO.,
Third Street, 81. Pau


EFAVE large stock Of Groceries, Provisions &c
Il which they offer for sale the most flv0rable
terms, having been wed before The high rates of
freight Flour, Pork Hams Shoulders, Trout, " hue.
fish, MackeIel Oysters, Coffee, Tea, Sugar dried kp-
PIES new feaches, Rai>ans, CuTrat-, Citio Nes
Figs, CraEberres, chles Beans, Wooden are Nuiis
Saws, AAes, AGA
l.. u. Wait y Co have also direct from New York
IN, Glass ware, Those goods .ay ing .ee carefully
selected they offer them at lower than the, have
usually been sold III this market.
EAETHERA WARE-PIiHtcd, panied and white gran.
lte
CHtaA--Whie, gold band and blue figured.
GLASS WAaG.-prCssed, CUT and PLAIN, OF all r.rie,
ties.
ST. Paul, Dec g, 1853. shift
NORTH-W ESTERN EXPRESS CO.
Connecting at Gal,ua nth n, i11frican TTu,ss c.
1ISOR the spe5iy and sae tfais IoIiation 81 ligbt
y and valuable Goods PacAAsrs, Dsnk Nol-- sue-
Gle; collection aud pa, Ment Of Notes, DIaas Ills Ac-
counts, &C.
10 and from ali parts Of the TxIoy, CANADA and the
Cohtnent Of EURnrE.
Lost Goods, baggage &c Looked mp ar fnr arded 10
owners, aud 81 business usually d0ue by express ut.
tended To with pfDmptness ana desp2ttA
Messengers viii ht despatched during the close of
navigation Eom al FaE, and Ga!ena every alternate
Monday. ). {. BURBANK 4 co.
lroprie;ors.
A. J. WHITNEY,
T.. V. lioLConBb. : Messengers
J. &. BURBANK.
Office in the New Post-Olice blilJirg.
". G. LeDUC, Agent.
st Pau Dec !. 1853.
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NOTICE.
III OLDERS Of bills OF Central American Bank will
H Pleass present them for redemption or before
February LIST, 1854
RICHARDS, CLARKE l. CO.
ST. Paul, LIST, 1854.
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ST. PAUL BANKING OFFICE.

ST. PAUL BANKING OFFICE.
Collections In any part of the Territory, and prompt
iy remit ted, al the lowest rate OF Exchange.
GJ-Th highest prices paid FIR Eastern ErchGnge.
Eastern and Southern Exchange sold at per cent
premium.
~ LAND WARRANTS WANTED, IT
VIII attend the investigation of Land Titles leaning
money, payment OF taAes, etc. etc.
Money RENTED TO Great Britain or to any OF the i'm
Dortent points the continent OF Europe.
CHAS. ii. PARKER.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
NOTICE.
YuyfE business heretofore carried in the Of
il j. McCloud, Jr L. Co, will hereafter be conducted
under the name and style of McCLOU DIS a WALKER
Jan. 4, 1854. -3s-3t.
NOTICE.
A IL persons warned not to purchase from
"A Lewis sharrow n ioi in the town Of Prescott, in
the State of Wisconsin. JOHN BUSH.
Lower Agency, Dec. -, is53.-3e-Ss.
TO THOSE WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
NOTICE - hereby given that have appointed w.
IN II. stllman my special agent. who Is suthor-
lied to and coll all accounts left in his
hands by for collection and the transaction Of other
business rs may give him instructions.
Mr.. Stiilnan be found at Wn. Dahis Bookstore
L. ROBERTS.
Saint Panl, Dec, 1s53-38-lm.
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DODGE Il SAVERCOOL,
TIME: TIME: yI,IE.

TIME. TIME. IMF..
" FON LEK, Watch Manufacturer, Working
u Jeweier and Dentist, wonld r.spcCtfuiv inform
the inhabitants Of ST Paul that he has opened u store
Oh st. Anthony street. IA thr huiit opposite the
Rice House, doors from Robisu's uld stand with
all assortment of Clocks, Spectacle OF all ages Beck
and Sids Combs great variety. bosom pms goggles
chimney c!narais steel boals aud tassris ladies work
bags chdrens' feethIg rings, nutes, dice and boxes,
and variety oG other articles
Duples, Horizontal Repraiips and Lever Watches,
Of the CON pick and telicaie workmansiip care
fully repaired.
California God Rags made 10 orde. Engraving
neatly ta,oufs3.
TEETH CAREFULLY EITRsCTED. SCALED d rLUnoRD.
H. T., from his long experience in some Of the first
snops In England iailers himself s.aii he able
give IL ali who may Byor him with theiI
work. His motto is fnpltualy. Dispatch aud Hoder
charges.
81. Paul, March Fist. le53. 49-y
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-19
ETrRS AND pEU,TRIFS.

FURS AND PELTRIES.
VIZ II. FORBES will purchase all kinds OF furs,
w . skins and buffalo robes, and pay the highest
cash prices for them He has made such arrangement
East that he feels il will DC the interest OF uI
traders TO give him a call He is TO be found for the
present at his old stand.
Jan 7, '54-39.lm.