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Diano-fortes.


4 II. GALE & CO.'S PIANOFORTES,
a. No l02, l04 and LOG dsv
Corner of 18th st, New-York
Also a. their and spacious Warerooms and Mandatory
East IIh ST., within UO yards Of the above
A TTENTION lie respectfully Invited to our ex.
and spacious wsre-rooms No. 42l Broomest Ia few
doors east Of Broadway which In consequence of the in
creased demars for unrvaled instruments have been
tied up with special regard TO the convenience Of
LIGHT, NEWTON BRADBURYs
A GREAT BARGAIN.-A splendid $500 Z
"A octave ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE will be sold for
s5 not three months in BY the best makers fully
snted excellent tone round corners metallic frame perfect
ChAiter.s- from iii o'clock, and in the evening
A W. LADD & Cos GRAND DIAGONAL
"A. PIANO FoRTEs. with new GRAND ACTION. Also
CARHART NEEDHAM5 AELODEOSs soIs ,sncv
No al Broadway LINCOLN L THOMPSOY'
& c. FISCHER, PIANO-FORTE MANI.
~ FACTORY and wAREROOM No as West ls,b AZ
9Th avPIANOS with folian and a. the b@st i'm,
pr0vemsns fully warranted Pianos tuned repaired and en-.
ehsnf,d. n B-The best place % buy for eah
DlANOS, PIANOS, PIANOS-Beautiful, Bril-
Il liant, Cheap COOK BROTHER are selling splendid
PlANOs 81 low prices; having located up where they
save o. ." u rms great bargains offered Call aud
Sc HEN hsiodsoLs Guitar &c Al the new Music Of the
Day COOK BROTHER, No. sS Broadway
plANO-F RITES. Buying for cash, and
Co. world renowned dRASD and SQUARE PIiS Ss
with and without Coemsn's celebrated tEolisn we ar,
en.eled g eHsr 70 dealers and others superior instruments
Model AELODEONs. manufactured By M.sos H.ulip of
Boston, and highly recommended by Lowell Msson wn
sal. and retail At the lowest Prices $50 to sT5 WsssI,
and monthly tsken Second Pianos far sITf
o. 10 LET. New MUSIC prbl.hsd d.ly IA Ind sal
BERRf 00EDOS.N, ~ srs.av.,.NY
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6orses, Carriages, ST.

STALLS to LET, with superior accommoda-
- tons for few private carriages at club stable, Just
erected in 2th st. the northwest OF 9t,v To
gentlemen wishing have their coachmen attend TO Their
horses this stable offers peculiar advantages BSepsrste
feed bins hay.room. gss &C. Apply on the premises
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Cost an6 fonn6.

Eost and foufl6.
T OsT-AbOut two weeks since, at or near the
IL store Of UbsdeI, Pierson Lake. green PORT MON
MAZE containing sundIy memoIaDdums and about so.
smnbs rev ard will be paid for the left with Z. p
WILLIAMS, No 1873 Msiden.lsne-
d OS REWARD will be paid for the return
% 81 10 the st Denis Hotel Of small, square, black
leather TRUNK taken from thence by mistake about
the h instant containing papers Of no value except to the
owner.
d. = REWARD.-LOST, on Friday, between
a. Doh at 6th.ay and West Washins place small OBJ
lon let BREASTPIN with diamond in center and hair
cioed at back The finder will receive the above reward by
retnYninsitto JAG. BERRIAN, No. COL Broadway.
d. = REWARD will be paid for an IVORY
0D - OPERA GLASS contained in q dark morocco case
left in Broadway omnibus early SATURDAY, evening getting
ont at the Broadway Theser. H. d. SEDGWICk, No. 81
Har l6thst and No SO Wall 81
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90 formers anb Others.

10 VurmfrB uHU VDITKIB.
QUARTER OAK GRAPES.-Well Rooted
OVINES of this Grape for sale At No Johr ~ Y This
Grape by good judges to he the best Guilt
waited They the Isabella for eating and
the size Of inch and half In dimeter Samples of tbs
Grapes can be at No JObn-st
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MANTED-A situation, by very experienced
w young Woman, as good COOK or LAUNDREss, in
respectable private family The best Of city reference
be given Call No 239 LIST av the Bakers be-
ty cen 18th and l5thsts
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TOHN L. VANDEWAIEk, Auctioneer, VIII
~ sell THIS DAY Tuesday, October 81 at lot o'clock.
No 96 Murray st I'd door from Church st., the entire
contents OF the College Hotel and Dining saloon containing
ali the Fupiiure, Fixtures &c, OF well furnished
Dining ssloonGas Fixtures, Mirrors &c Hotel Farni.
tur,-,onsistins of Mahogany Sofas, Chairs, Rockers,
Brussels and Kdderminer Carpets, OIL Cloth,
Table Linen Silver Plated Ware Also, the contents Of
over forty Buresus sshssnds Car
pets Feather Beds Mattresses, Boste Pillows, Sheets.
&c
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WANTS.-A respectable middle-aged Woman
w Of sober and steady hsbi.s wishes situation PRO-
FESSED COOK in highly respectable private family The
best OF city references be given Gall for two days at No
10 Cornea st. basement No boarding house keeper need
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CoLroS, Auctioneer
EIIPNITIIRE.-NeW and second hand carr

" A CARTER. Auctfneer No 81 Deyst, cot. Ufeenwlch.
GROCERIES, HARNESS, WHIPS, CIGARS,
" soAP-THIs DAY at No 81 Dsy st. corner Of Green
served fruits Cs. Scales Meat Saws Knives sad Folks
spoons Clocks Spring Balances Indigo Matches Glss Jars,
&C
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NOTICE to MINING OPERATORS-Ihe
~ advertiser, BIOLOGIST, PRACTICAL MiNEn snd
DISCOVERER Of Three FIXED Laws 70 the teolopcp
Forces OF Dynsmes Of Mineral These Laws wsrs PIP
ished Report the Geology Of the Wesrn ts Tb.
In the February number Of the Mining hssnns .e "a
apply deposits OF Coal Iron Le.d ~
other Minerals 10 strsi6ed Rocks and EnoYeo. S.1ct
Indispensable In judging Of the value OF nneI 49,
The Advertiser viii attend the Survey Of Nine M e.
Prospects, and Report them with rams VI
ADDRESS j v. PHILLIPS Princeton, N
YTRUE BENEvOLENCE in the supply y OF
immepSs bu,ipes-the Manufacture Of GOD SoUi9 ana
SHOES the trade of New Yori w vel or month
M .eps Your sens to Crystal Palace before u: close
,r. 81 sood tdnrs The bread OF INDUSTRY az hand
a. VI - y.,sed from the standard Of per week,
rom counter to o. per Ssfi ~ IN ia II m.. me
ionDe 20 e ,ssm. Come and this valuable work in
fess ,of 3 ,be pieture Gallery at the Palace
mont OF ne pITKIy General Aren't American Union Co..
II Office No 2O8 Broadway ~ Y.
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A c. TurrLE Aucuoneer.
HUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS az AUCTION

NPETER PARKS will sell on TUESDAY, Oct 81, st hts
sales room No 10 Nassau st. AZ u o'clock. catalogue OF
BULLION, Flower Roots nom Hssriaem, Holland Of the eele
br,ted culture of Dsanse Sons consisting Of Doabs and
snse Hyscinths Early and Late Tulips Double and Single
Jopoues Anemonss, Renuncuusses, Croeus Anaryltsse
Glaotolus &c Ia lot o suit purchasers
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9 !. to certify that my wife, MARTHA E.

yT1HIs is to certify that my wife, MARTHA Z.
eISGHAM len my bed board without any Just
,. or revocation do hereby forbid any person hsrbong
80 her on nv account ss will not psy any debts OF
Ssr contracting after this dsteNew York Oct 80 1854
Aei y. P. BINGHAM.
N az A REWARD of $25 will be paid for
~ SOs the discovery Of BOX marked diamond" A W.,
psD containing Prints landed from steamer Hermann,
5th Oct Any person who may have received such In
usake III confer favor subscribers by nfor ing them
Az once D. APPLETON & Co, Nos $40 and 3i9 Broadway
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mathinerp, &r.

EOR 1.-Two HAND PRINTING
i PRESSES Medium and super RoJsl IL sooA order FOR
,.e by BOVINE & Co, No. $50 Pesrlst
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-02
"Principles, Not Men"

We much like the ring Of the metal in
the following extract, which we clip from an
exchange. 1t contains the right sentiment,
and it is firm adherence to its teachings
that has enabled the Democratic party to
triumph in days past, and firm adherence
to it in future will insure the same success
for all time to come:
"Principles, not men."-Thc very doctrine
1t is what we like. 1t is what every man and
patriot likes. He cant help liking 1t. 1t is
too good and true for him not to take it. 1t
flows in his blood like oil it waves over his
brain like sunshine.
1" Principles, not men," There is whole
Bible full of poetical gospel in it - including
appendix, notes. doxology and all that. Prin-
ciples are eternal-men not always so. They
change-they dodge - they ask about policy,
and the changes" and how it will come out,
and who will have the place and pap. Princi-
pies do no such thing. They face the music
they confront you, Brown, Smith, Duzenberry,
everybody. Above all is this the case with
american principles. They are good. They
stand up like Bunker Hill monument, granite-
like, massive. They bear scanning. They in
vite criticism. Turn them over, inside out,
look at their lining, their brains, liver, lungs,
bone, blood, marrow. Every part and particle
stands the test-faces the fire. f
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SECTION 7. Before any 6rewood brouvbt 70
this city i1 vehicles shall be sold, the nerson
bringing the same shall cause it to be meas
ured by the Inspector Of firewood, and receive
from him certificate of the quantity. The
said Inspector shall be entitled to charge for
each certificate delivered by him, as aforesaid.
five cents, which shall be paid on the delivery
thereof by the person having the wood meas
ured.
SECTION g.. In all measurements of wood
under this Ordinance, a cord shall be compu
ted at the rate of eight feet in length, four feet
in breadth, and four feet in height, well stored
and packed, and parts of a cord shall be com.
puted in the same proportion.
p SECTION o. Whoever shall violate any of
the provisions of this Ordinance, or be gniltv
of any fraud OF imposition in the sale Of wood.
or shall change or alter any certificate made in
pursuance hereof, shall forfeit and pay not less
than five nor more than one hundred dollars,
SECTION 10. Persons bringing cordwood
into this city for sale shall not permit their
loads to remain standing in any Of the streets
of said city, or on any Of the public squares
or grounds except on Wabasha street.
1t shall be the duty of the Marshal and
Wood Inspector to see that the provisions Of
this Ordinance are strictly enforced.
Ordained and dated at the city of St. Paul,
this 28th day of November, A. d., 1854.
DAVID OLMSTED,
Mayor.
Attest: SHERWOOD HouGH,
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Another search Tor Sir John franklin.
- Parfy. =

= - - - ~ -
We are permitted to copy the following
letter from His ExceIIency Sir GEORGE Sun
SON, Governor of the Hudson's Bay Company,
by which it will be seen that another attempt
lsto be made to find the party of Sir JOHN
FRANKLIN, or their remains. The letter is
addressed to the Postmaster Of our city. 80,
HuspsoN's BAY House.,
1achine, goth Nov. 1854.
SIR: The bearer MIR. JAMES BIssErr, of the
Hudson's Bay Co.'S. service, takes his depart
ure hence for Red River Settlement, via. Min
nesota Territory, in charge of important dis
patches for fitting out an expedition to be en-
ployed next summer under Instructions from
Her Majesty's Government to continue the
search for Sir john FRANKLIN's party upon
the Arctic Coast, where they were last seen
as reported by Dr. RAE. This service has en-
listed the sympathy Of. all classes in America
as we'll as England, and | feel assured that you
will cheerfully render to Mr.. BIssETT, and the
voyagcurs who accompany him, every assist
ance in your power in the prosecution of their
journey, it being of the utmost Importance
that the instructions of which he is the bearer,
should reach Red River at an early date.
p. g, l am, sir, your obedient servant,
..' .lra.i..s b. f.'...s .. G. StMSON.
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THANKSGIVING! GOVERNORS PRO-
-.. CLAMATION.

II has become q custom with the American people to
day in the year set apart for giving Thanks to
Almighty Con for His blessings upon them nation,
therefore,
L. Willis A. German, Governor Of the Territory of Min
nesota, do request all persons to keep and observe
THURSDAY, THE 21sr DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT.
for such purpose and all persons requested to alb
stain from their usual that day. and mani
fest in ct way their obligations the Great Ruler
of the Universe His goodness people ndivd
ually and collectively.
WA. GORMAN.
Executive Dept, Mimi. Teri, 18th Nov, 1854.
BY the Governor, J. TRAVIS ROssER,
Sec'y of Mimi TER.
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NEWS ITEMS.

The Philadelphia North American states that a
wretch named Harrison Strang has been committed
10 prison in that city, charged with the revolving
crime Of incest-4he victims being his daughters,
Mary and Hannah. 1t is said that the particulars
in the case show degree of brutality almost without
parallel No wonder that Deity promised to "bmn
the world up
o. Monday last the Great Western Railway Com.
pany preferred complaint before the sitting Magis-
trate at Woodstock, against Robert Homsey, dri-
Of one Of the gravel train locomotives, for DISC
bedience Of orders. in running the locomotive in his
charge on to the main track Of the railway near Pa
ris, at a time when freight train due. Proof
having been given Of the circumstances and an at
tempted justification dsalowed as insufficient Hons
ley sentenced to pay fine Of four pounds besides
the Magistrates charge, to be imprisoned for the
space Of four months. ~ t-.-,-.,
A Justice of the Peace in Boston recently issued
warrant against liquor dealer under the action of
the law which has been declared unconstitutional
siocs its passage. The dealer prosecuted the Justice
and recovered damages.
The American Colonization Society recently made
m appeal to the public, in order to raise means
sead 10 cosored people to Liberia. The November
nupher Of the Repository announces that $7,082 Is
have already been subscribed, leaving S6S7 81 to be
rsisea
Stephen 6. Sluyter, master Of the steamer victo-
ria, writes to the New York Herald that he was at
st. Johns when the Lily Dale arri7ed there and saw
the boat which she picked up. II was a c,uker.
hak whale boat, painted black outside, straw color
inside, and had red gunwae. She had also FIVE
brass rowiocks, made to unship. As the boat refer
red 70 Il not one of the Arctics e-boats there is
enc boat the less accounted for, and therefore one
more chance Of favorable intelligence from the pas
sengers' fate.
At the regular monthly meeting Of the Irish Re-
publican Union in New York City, the President
st.ted that from Ireland of the greatest moment
had been resolved, but Of nature to render pubci,y
isexpedient Its character is presumed to have been
warike, and nu.kess were warmly commended to the
inenbers by one Of the speakers. He said their use
) Ireland would soon be loudly called for.
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An Ordinance Regulating the Measure.
ment and sale Of FfrcwOOd.

The Mayor and Common Council of the City
of st. Paul do Ordain and establish as follows:
SECTION l. There shall be appointed by
the City Council, an Inspector of fire-woOd,
who shall hold his office for the term of one
year unless sooner removed by the Council,
whose duty it shall be to measure all firewood
brought to this city for sale, and give a certif-
icate for the same to the seller thereof stating
the number of feet contained in such load, and
the number of cords, or part of cord the
measured quantity contains. The wood In
spector, shall, before being commissit ned, take
the oath required of OTHER city officers, and
shall give bond to the city in the sum of five
hundred dollars conditioned for the faithful per-
Torrance Of his duty.
SECTION 2. All firewood brought to this
city. otherwise than by water, for sale, shall
be brought in vehicles which shall be open at
the sides, in such manner as to permit the OIL
Ger charged with the measurement thereof, to
examine the same with accuracy.
SECTION 3. In making such measurement
it shall be the duty of the officer to examine
carfully the manner in which the wood is piled
for the loose and improper piling, and for
crookedness and unevenness of the wood.
SECTION 4. No certificate shall be given by
the Inspector of frewood, until the person
applying for measurement of wood shall give
his name to that officer BoEEtstt
SecrIoN 5. No person after having had a
load or quantity of wood measured, and re-
ceived certificate as aforesaid, shall, before
sale thereof diminish the quantity thereof
SECTION 6. Any person bringing wood to
this city, in a vehicle, and after having the
same measured as hereinbefore provided, ma
king sale thereof, shall deliver the certificate
received by him as aforesaid to the purchaser,
who shall retain, and in no case re-deliver the
same to the yender. j aaa +lys-'s oess.L 49,
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hsSociety will hold its annual meeting in Saint Paul
At the Capitol the first Wednesday Of January next at
O'Clock NJ which the county agricultural societies are
entitled send ten delegates EACH In counties where no
such societies formed the citizens in public meeting
assembled may commission delegates to said Society," and
It Is hoped that the general agricultural interest su
GENTLY aroused to warrant the belief that the occasion
will manifest positive determination to sustain this
youthful Territorial Institution. A. E. AMES,
November "a, 1854. Secretary N. A. s.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Divine service will be held in the Churches on Sunday
next, asfoIlows
Rev ID. Neill-Morning service 10Y A. NJ; Evening
service, p. L.; Bible Lecture, 3rN. t ~ o. 81
Cent? IN EsBYTERlAN. -
Rev. J. G. Morning service, 10H A. H.; Al.
teraoon seryive, 3P.A ~ ...,
Rev. ]. N. Van Ingen-Morning service, 1o1s A. M;
Evening service, 7f.N.
rasf METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rev. ]. Kearn.-Morning service, lO1a A. M; Evening
service, 7P.N.
Rev. A. NJ Torbet-Morning service, 10M A. NJ; Even
n service, 3P,N.
SCANDINAVIAN.
Rev. 8. Acknowledging service, 10X A. n: Even
ing service H. The services will be conducted in the
Scandinavian language. .....
r.
Rev Thomas MISUNDERSTANDING service, So AN.
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BELLS! BELLSi BELLS:

H<WN Churches, Academies, Factories, Steamboats,,
IL Plantations, ETC., made by the subscribers and
a large assortment kept constantly on hand mounted
with their newly improved Iron Yoke, which by de-
tached plate permits the Bell, without taking II from
the Yoke TO be turned its vertical axis any distance
however small completely round. thus lessenng the
danger of fracture from repeated blows Of the CIapper
IN one place. The Yoke also combines the move able
arm by which the Bell may be raised or lowered In its
bearing il desired thus increasing diminishing the
force of The blow The adaptation Of Iron Gases,
Tin which they mount all szes) increases their work
ing facilities and also enhances the quality of the cast
which the establishment has been in operation, have
gained for their Bells uneqdalIed celebrity for volume
Of sound and quality of Tone and for which they havo
ust received, Jan. 1854, the First Premium at tho
Worlds Fair many Of this country and Europe being
in con- and which the 18th Medal they have
received Being located the junction of Railroad
Canal and River routes they ship any direction At
moments notice. For further information apply for
circular Address A. MENEELY'S SONS.
West Troy, Albany Co., New York. novll'54dkwly
ST. PAUL IRON 4 brass FOUNDRY
THIS Establishment is furnished with good a..
sorment of PATTERNS and is ready to GIL orders for
Of all descriptions short notice and reason.
able terms.
Having an experienced Pattern Maker in our emplov.
can get Patterns Of any description that may Be-
Also, IRON TURNING and FINISHING done in tn. beat
manner.
BRASS and COMPOSITION CASTINGS made IN ora...
Rabbit Metal constantly on hand. 77l-7-rf
Old Cast on Brass and Copper taken in exchange Sor
ork: - j. B. CILN1N
st. Paul. August TO- 1904. aug 10 dkwly
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BRiDEwEL SrArsrIcs.-The Bridewell
keeper reports IS commitments in October;
ofwhirhs6fawere for drunkenness and + for
prostitution. Fines collected $l50.46. Mum.
Ter of days served by convicts S21.-CM-
eago QesCcadsM Press. q OK
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The WooD MEAsURER.- As a matter of
interest to all, we publish the ordinance in
regard TO the appointment Of Wood Mea-
surer. 1t is a most judicious ordinance and
commands universal appreciation.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-02

The MAL.-The third land mail arrived
yesterday evening; but was not opened at
the time we went to press.
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beautiful assortment of plain and gum eeth enable HIM
from to entire teeth by atmospheric
PRESSURE with beautiful representation of the natural
gum, restoring the mouth to its natural shape.
Diseased teeth permanently saved by plugging useless
eeth extracted with as little pain possible Teeth
cleansed and diseased gums restored to health.
Odice and residence on Main street, between Saint
Peters and Market.
No customer is wanted unless prepared pay before
leaving the Office Modesty positively forbds presenting
bills. Ofcce hours "a NJ. to 6 r. u.
iuly 2S-dwH RIDDLE.
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A negro boy who fell into hogshead Of moIa..es,
wonders why they licked him when they took him
out. - 5r-s-. .st-1 ~s'. 20 5lsae vrYa I'd g
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CONCLUSION.

Ms useless to 60 on enumerating. We keep the
"City Drug Store - the cheapest, best and most
extensive in the Territory We attend strictly t. the
Prescription Department Of our house, and will be
found always hand to crafty all the wants OF our
numerous Wholesale and retail city and country Gus
TONER'S We guarantee to slt you ALL both n to price
and quality. Yours respectfully,
nov2s - bond 4 KELLOGG.
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THE WINsLOW HOUSE,
DENTISTRY,

G. w. BiDDIE, late of Pittsburg, Pa.
has permanently located in Saint Paul
Fourteen years close application to his
nrQfpSSiQn. laaeihef with a larne and
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SWEET and delicious. VirGnis, God Leaf Necta
- rine Oronoko, Fine cut. Yellow Bank, and smok
ing do at lo BOND n KEJJOcG,s
MOVES ~. 90 = Old Brown Drug Store.
VERY OLD PORT WINE.
NJ AhRANTED pure juice, rich and oily free from
w ogwcoi and all drugs BY the bottle gallon ct
BOND L KELLOGGs, City Drug Store.
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Attest: SHERWOOD HouGH,
City Clerk.
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~ See third page, under Commercial head, Tor rate
Of Money and Exchange, ST. Paul and Gaiena Markets.
and miscellaneous items. 80 r ..'. it-- p. I'D .t
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- JEFFERSON FARMER Esq is an authorized Agent
For THE PIONEER at Gaena to procure subscribers and adj
sertsements His receipts win be regarded payments