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: '}.'''S1 IBUREwELL 4 POWERS @"] u
ERCHANT TAILORS, ayG
xSD- DEALERS IN CENTS lFrRNistIiNG Goods.
- Ne.7 TreaaSnt Bxidisgst !Dea.sorh Street . -
,9.99ij!l; 2l;r1 cH1cA 90. tLLlNeIss'i i III
NEESSRS. BCRWELL L POWERS, respectfully . %
Il invite the attention Of gentlemen travelling IA
isthe Northwest, as well IS those resdingih Mime
sofa 70 their complete and IegAnt sortment Of ILL
32liJ GENT EMEN,S FURNISHING COODSy ! -;
The argast and most tasteful selection Of the finest
French, English German and American clothing stuff.
will kept constantly hands il in the design Of the
prepretors to sustain the reputation their establish
nient the Great Western Emporiun Of Fashion Gen
temen leave with hnd have their orders
efs visiting Chicago arc invited to exannS our elegant
stock at No. H. fremont Building Dearbon street
79''' l-''i+ -, II. RURWEIL, Chicago;H 10
june, arsfI 1il'i :: licS AIROwERs, CIefeland O.
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Daily se Line
OF STAGE COACHES

OF STAGE COACHES
adt vi Isl: r;Arf5 Il xN6 s41rE.wArEKssa - =
HXEILI leays St. cry porpug ETY. 4 NYep On
wv the arrival OF the st. Anthony Falls stage -.
Will iuSse StllwetsE every neriK asI a NJ and ar
rive IN time to connect with g. Anthony Pals STAGE
IA lfSTH.LWATER AND TAYLOR 8 EAEkSIQ
" Will leave Saltwater Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
-rdars ss AZ en,llresuEg es sltsxaate aaSs VI
ST. PAUL AND SHAKOPEE..
8 wal beass Stg IA tsyerD Aoutiax N<dnesdati and
Friday, returning alternate days.
HF Passengers xiH hs-ealled for at the principal He
tells s. POWERS, Proprietor.
II. Asgssts la5f Il it, IlIO Gs1ug II -
=, :. .MARKIEE 4 KERN, r,,o, 10
nAvE received theiT fan and winter stock Of Hard
IG-vAre, yoels Gallery, PlAtedwate, Seddlsryc hips
tharns Shelves. Straw Cutters. and an Kinds Of
HOUSE FtrniarS r. and Eprniiting Gaeas;,gTD edt l.s
No. 1 Empire Block below the American House. >.
st. Paul. Sept. Is 1854. .g.-.IEGpJ 10 sept26tt }
6 THE KNoUT and the Russians..at !!ii
Il F.. HOWITZ CO.'S
Sep. 1dtf =, Opposite the Post Office Il
rfAH and The Aormons 6y Ferris, late Secretary .,
~ tsas 1.s.jte'ya isst rsssii saseadet slsSt r-
SEP aSgI H2yIf1 8 60 s Bsskstertao
fstSSs A HrA s5s s;;SssS I; Xs1sIIRs
Sep lAH Opposite the Rsstt0qcs.
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JEW EFT & ROOTS :;iy
g .,., .SEnVRS ,...

AT Wholesale AT CHICAGO AND BUFFALO, :.
TEWETT / ROOT have erected ut Chicago, Ware.
q house for Stove Depot, and opened an offee and
Lake street % and viii heceforth keep Oh hand al chicago
heavy stock of stoves to accommodate the trade Of the
Great West The advantages of this arrangement vial be
at apparent and invite special attention 10 its
conveniences = -. : - - t'4.-7 -:
For extent and variety of original designs
for by usefulness and economy assortment il
States. - -: t:'l iiT. -
Our facHeshave been very largely increase during
the past year. - ....-.,
We ofer to the trade upon the most liberal TERMS :
3 szesNestern Star elevated oven: Eo's.''5f =
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PATENT DIAMOND PRINTING PR ESs.


HE attention OF Printers Is respectfully called to the
l. examihaa1pn Of NeU Hand Itiatixg Frsss; recently
patented BY Dr. ]. LEWIS Of Buffalo, New York. In pre-
sentng this Press to the Trade rely entirely upon it's
efeAp AID desirabe ercle combining in
small space all the requisites of Printing Press.
The faettAat Printers have 4bng desired PRESS which
eo,.dbe Afforded 1T low price, has been the main in
d9ceInent in getting this p and although not Machine
Pres, yet work>c be doie we'll and eNedtouSy by
boy. The platen acts the same Nmpan; on the or
dnary hand press, being hung hinges ard balanced
With Spiral slingsi and Nlten; upon tef form, the
power is given by pressing down Upon the lever The
rolling of the form under the piaten being entirely dis
pensed With. if2tUiMgY}gi rT<,SH3iI 1fF IL
These Presses are up ready for use and be sent
10 any part Of Of The Sautr With less tkpehso an any
other Press being less in size and weghtg We
making three sizes, the smallest of Which will make 500
inafsson& per Aohf 6neaTdA ana ether fn,sScrk for
"':l rrls4s. xE,anT a, 4sb .pE .5''lo3 T..
-i'9s9prL- ifLxrKN, BED. &E1cHrr fRIcB
Gss ass 4pt eAsls ias1s loi1e issIs rs rs sss
Long Med or Proof. 911x24 1g1sx2e $50 Il: IS
--'t - II. ": CHASE e., VT IT -
ts-.iio:. AdnQi1curers and Sole f',oRrsdmg,
Office No. East Swan street, Buffalo, New York. 1i
WELLS WEBB, Agents for New York. -'''1-.'4 49,,
Messss. Z. s. GOODRICH & CO, at the PioSEER Office
1t Saint Paai ARE Agents feF these FfesSss and will re-
eeise orders for thena at manufacturers prices adding
transportation One Of them constantly DC seen in
operation at the PioxkER 0fcei We recmnnend Them
full trial Of their for good work snd speed
- june 2s-dtf'' " -1-. e S'G0OHRfCH &-CD.
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General Comm lssiOn and Advertising
Agency. .
..,,f,7 acHAR+E ESIWOoLLETP. -.e
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

IN
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. ,..,~....-F
ITQ MHscAxrIE Aiks, FAnARss and ethers having bust
Il ness in this city .r .si;
respectfully announce my intention toestabah my self
permapentiy in the aboxa business in this city, and oer
services to effect sales OF Produce purchases of Ner
chandse; Lumber &C.. on Cbnlidn tog ether With aay
business which rexures personal Attentions for which
experience or over seventeen yexrs m active
pursuits and Thorough know ledge of the city trade has
qualified effect the most advantageous terms
thereby requey oSviatg the ineoveniehcs ahd expense
leaving home and buniHess Hoping to be favored with
your commands trusting that this may load
transactions extensive md mutually beneficial and
suring you ofmy best edertsin yosr behalf am truly
yours, '' "CHAS. WOlIETE.
RlyKRs TO Aid. W. Kennedy E. B. Williams, W. Way
man. NJ L. Keith, A. BIacka, Esq, John Rogers, Esd,
H, Erink, Esq, Lessrs, Mugent& Qwnss.
40 ,:-:,., C.H. Il L. LAELIN, +-....,.- ~,
PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND HANrFAC.
5,,,,1-..-.o; :, .TCRERSy yAGENT5 nj; tc Id -f.7.
11s SoaM Wdter Street, chiodge, 1uianss
gems for Latin Br9thersiAid and wsv. rstts, Cap,
n Flat Cap, Medium, Demi and other Papers; Crane
sStpefior CSloiSd Medium Bend Tissue nd Envelspe
Papers Smith Peters Printers Cards and Card Board
Loenk Goa Doisste and IHpsttkd GtsArs ;fhumas g.
M!Is5 S9s yeb.ssos Eestfeh ihip. tnd !eshe.
r 9sS n.!.rr .r1as.s Z, ;.r
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'T'E-s - - . -
st. 3BauI ao0''ta..
NIINN1sS0TA RIVER zOATFAV! :,

Third Street, 1aScetn Roberts add AInnesosa. 2
ID PRESLEY has Just returned ff6tn below with an
ID. extensive assortment of Groceries and Provisions
and also large stock Fancy Articles 70 be edoited in
the Fancy store next DOOR, and ready for sale "'"
His Groceries sud consist Of the fol-
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':Hor{,staasal,6ia1a.. q 1

~. e. HCR8ANK a. CO., :. w. -
| STORAtG. Forwar ding aud Commi.sca Merthsu,
~ ~ Sroeers and Dealers IN Grain and Provsjens
Wharf Boat St. Paul Min ~ J. y.ACsBURBANkt
CIT. WHITNEY.
Shippers and ConssneeS WIN nd II toshsir to
% ao.,ns:. 1 With u' as the oiLsbot and bray
- - -. y i: RRFERENcEs,s~: , =. ,s@
. Gov. w. A, Gorman, :. yr,...,,,,,,. t,r.;,q
WM:1Fss MFs Nsfsass. n Hss t.o c. st, Paul ~, .H,,,
Alex. wlkip. .
Sew Sew :c;mpbsn;A Z Co., osi.a.. .''-'
.-: :; e. =; ;H.sIis, + Co.. II, -.,.-r.....~.
ci ch.i,s: II s:;s' Sender. Co., .ej ll: -ga
Mana Msnn,cs rac s'sns0Sd' 90. .a,. !,
Minnesota. '-'- -N-' ''' '~''
St. Paul, May l., 1854. 1.tf f.,.....,.
J. ". Bass TnE9noR IoRYR,T .. a. cnANPLIN
srop .,sr >, l1asS mASS SSrnD mORUP p, q CO.,
CHAERs. AND GENERAL .sTEAMBoAT.AGLXTs,
LeSee, OsrosMe SsfGnSoat Landing, 81 Paub Nj.
D. j. W. Banning, Cincinnati; Riggs & Leverine, ST.
Eons; r. Ghontr1n tr1; Co, ST. Louis; Choutt au &
Sitey, s1ersesa; Livingston Il Fargo, lBufass; Dole
carssr Co. SsIens; H. SeS Sme Chlssso !umss
ng Borup oasss, % St. Paai' H -: = fees, or easA
" Liberal advances made on consignments-4Iark
packages fCare b., b. SEQ 81. Paul, MT" -.
st, Paul. April. llth, 1854, .,,.-.ss- all ID l,-tf
ESTABLISHED in 1851.
Ii ~a EORTH-N FSTERN ,EX XPRFs,S; COMP ANY IN
FCjoNNHTiNG with the Amer;can Eynress 1Smn.nv 20
all the prncipal points in tho United Satsei TAhada
and Europe
The cheapest and safest way Of TRANSPORTING luh, and
valuable Goods-SPecie and Bank Notes
Particular attention paid to the collection of Noses Mia
Drafts and Accounts Purchase and Sale of
=. -, LOST FREIGHTI AND BAGG ACE -H'--'-
looked up and dervered.to owners; Re '-'.'''
Messengers-A Semi -Weekly nm. -...,. . -,
' o''@'': - J. C. BURBANK 4 Co
b st. Paul NAY 49,, ,54 ~, - :I-l4 y P,onr.tor.
1N5H =, - m - :.
SAY = ASCAHyN 19OOMS.
L NA-1N n. n. iOLl1INS.
ACCTIOAEkR APPOINTED BY LAW FOR TH1 TER
" Rrr0RY OF MINNESOTA, -
d ESPECTEU11sy informs has fiends that his Arr1nge
bruh 20 aoo nn,s. ~. Vi MS business IN al '''
"t' cStttsSSi TtttsGS1 40 ~ ---.:': 9
ro, ae,. b - ~ ats.,a;. on n % c. -,
hed =; f..n 20 ~ ,.,S -, d N:.sSN, VII We
ha,a - n,,e t; o ha,t, is increasing oas'h'''
Sales FROM THE sfigEIy we '-'-~-
WIZ ib.rp f,res Id be,d Srars tv.1,A,a. I and
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s5l:o3a. .4l n: a5 '4j''telbtf|;a'g'e.;I'| IL
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IaUlRhAH ron ri1EIiE' 'RgEED LINZ.
III sA1 . s.3i2l ~ calhlHa1 79- '..'lll-' ;
PA1TIsoN ;sg ss 6 l1"sEksoN's

'-~SA 1--f a. r|"tez4E' NSsi'4F@- 80 ..'I''-' =
PATTIsoN # s l4asEksoN's
Ed LIME UoECHEs WIlh Il. Boat of .tssms and
fe5etlh dsivsrA are nsNsaPon ths rQad between 81.
sOa sscse;ios nave islSe and ea.sien. sas Re
Livery StoSk several rev and elegant Carriages and
Bafoqchep; also new Harness and Horse Furnishings,
in Eetprningth thanks to the public for the lib
eraf patronage heretbfoys bestowed upon them tak.
pisasute IN they have just received in ad-
tner former extensive stock several young,
4 .1circ79f3 WE'LL BROKE HoRsEsssi ...il. ~
q sock .hst hass besn in hs
fbe alntred hut apprdveh by discriminating public
VIII our friends and the pqbAe remember that IT the
Livefy Stable in the the Aericaa House. 1t the
%sy e
St: iPes!s Jgas So, 1853. " 2.:- ...0;:o. 90 =
PrUvfs1On store.
;-lVTHH EIEE. ROUSE AGAIN In NOTION!
TuLLIS, LIVINGSTON & CO., have just received
from re Esst and South large and general asst
ssrtment 30 and consisting in
n y Sos.s:sss: saSsss: No. ei.jia3a iii 5ass, ss.., 's2
= 80 CfAshed and Powdesed,t D. ..,;.ln;E
= sSSOHe. a S'ssss. eSssss " VI RyEul:I tIiWrN ID
1sF Sfpms Shp! sc1aas, 9iiiIa:u easg.:i TT:J q
s6lehests Teas, ssssrtea. .a-a2 % 51&;-onF@o IF
'H9 20 sSssss; fsss feSseeeon fSSSsen assorted I'D - u - II
S casks Dried Beef 'i..::.-:ts 4,.i2 90 T.,
q2-91RSa e. e I!;sst Hsnssad So sAeslAsrs. ;r1 II
/ 1ov hbld. Meas PbTK.7a-l Iair5j;.!:T a.;, 10
10 hsss cas4r cST iHIl9 EHa a3.i g.. ~
those wishing to purchase fresh goods and at faiE
prices will please give CALL stock will be
cohstanily replsnished during the season =
II. - y, =, - -
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for Reef Hides, Sheep and Deer Skins: -
.. 1une9, ls5s-stf' Y,.i7 IN .i!,,,ns e u..i-;f
eAt1lE' 1seSe: BoRUpf ~ !. oAkEs. eEs..hs H. ot4.s
.tJ-o; BANKERS XNn 7ExCHA NGE DEALERs,sd hi
VAKEthe liberty TO inform the merchants and other
Il business .meh Of the Territory, that they have
atey formed such business connections in the princi
al citiesof the Easta South as TO be- able to afford
BANKING FACILITIES.
They will receive current BANK hottest on deposit,
for which they will give thsir payable in
like funds or in coin or exchange on the East at cur!
Extdl7sh eS sg4shF SRg HAsy Ss5 ygtB s5 EUROPE
Collections; promptly attendedto and proeaeds for
Ssigsa; Isaa ~ Waf1a@a Boasit ind so ano
uucarrsnt bank notes laksh 1t hsheit raisI 6gi
NTARBLE OBKa: riie u6dersE sed has been sppoin,
Vl ted agent g: Kent \ Fullers celebrated marble
maunfactory wnerebv ne enabled to fill all orders for
Grave Mohaisees Dwsts Mantles, at the regd-
lar St Louis prices. Call and see specimens.
.G4oi III no-sa1Efoss W. S. COMBS,
May 12tf. Near American House
NJ IsCREI.KNEoUs n0KS[A large assof ftmenj
" as3s Rpesaans among e "Hsh a, is s ths s d
fAssgsggsgay + fs ,sss sfae Assrss &C n
.. spe{s (l2Q COOS .4st /.
." >. Fish and Fishing. -
l!- :shsds side,a..'t,ad Gioo-1 fflg .03@ e::.T-i
AND many cher popular Books f2E sas us tss
LIEF u by lExPREsa. = :,3a 81:
MATHEMATICAL Instruments, .yellum Cloth,
Vl Poe's Complete Works, .-.-'f- ''ilt1 - -i-
Afsas h%assacl f. for i, 1854 4-';ea l-'ei q; ~
New Novels. at :,,;i: 3. !: :EpMDa Bookstore
FOR THE LADIES. -:
Mrs. HALLS New ,Hgp,sheEi Rsqeipts,aAI 10
VI =; New Cook Book, --...-..,, :,
fI Mrs Leslie SLonnplete Cookery, q .
r. rsI n 21 new 1f'esf'" f"c e ,Gfsaf %ASiffLroS 4 Co n
June so-dn ~ BE: =; aE.o No q winslot House
49, ~ NEW hooks. s. rsrod ;: n
TE and Savings of Mrs farting ton; '' - Il" -.
iERIusa RSs;, Emf IN E + the Assissifa zia ,oiao
| r3- Africa andxhe: American Flag :s.!s; ,17 off -
,..ou. g; 80; g; IA HAMILTON ! TisS : g..
TO ARCHITECTS AND 1RUILDERs. :,
+ e. IL fine. setts Observation-Disclosures. NJ. ::
| -' Sloans Model Architecture, vors - "'N'
f." BenianliSs ,;Aarehhses ,*:!oi i .!ei- - -
ande,eryhns Needed them for cheap for sh
COMBS Book Store. near the American House. jqne1
Z. no 6WiTZ & 90. %
| HAVE Just received large assortment Of Mscehne
III Books and all the latest publications and in
at the stock, at the PIONEER BOOKSTORE,
I Sep. 1du: j III. = !0ppeste. the Pest Office.
~ ,,,d, ,MUSiG! MUSIC ,,,,, &,
NEwand splendid assortment Of SHEET MUSIC
ssp nst and sale Sgposss NJ ea
.77.50 HOMES OF THE NEW WORLB,'' :
Is "S' fe0e''N" 1''e'.'ei' f. How11z co.'s,
| Sep 1-dtf Opposite the Post Office.
4 BY EXPR ESS:
i "A Notes Fifty Years in Both Hemispheres ,.
= Edgar 4. Poeis Works ;l ',''i u q, iCi. >
:. i13;I = 't>~,'Y'1i ~ COMBS Bookstore
/ Oct3Itf r41,l->, ,.~ Near the American House
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.MENR0TA HOUSE.

HENR0TA HOUSE.
IT Would respectfully fnform The public that nave
"a, and am preparedtb accom,uodare boarders perma
pent or transient. 49,.
The house is newly fitted up; s commOdious, and
pleasantly located and pains will be spared IN my
endeaxora TO makeit one OF the most comfortable III
the West -<z-ss*-s -4>4F .
Mendoza, July 10, 185S-tf "a
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B0tela.. /.

ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE,
- jackson Street betsceen THIRD and Fourth,
p f .-... -.---,.' -. LOTT MOFFETf, Proprietor.
GOOD BOARDING, by the day week month, on Easy
terms have kept hotel in ST. Paul for five years. and
consequently understand the wants of all who are com
pelled to board. Sign rare and Compass decl3dly
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20 aut .Jg anrHTATDOMEksTTuD .T:s -
YNHE largest and best assortment in Minnespts, fSz
tt69 696Atfktj SitSaAyio Sfa 9liJ roi
Nov. 80, ls54-dtf DAHL.
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ESTARTISHEn TNTSs

4 n. EORIH-M EssTERN EX XrRESsS COMPANY ~
NoNNECTlNG with the American Express Company, to
~ all the principal points in the United States Canada
and Europe.
The cheapest and safest way Of transporting ghs and
valuable Goods-Specie and Bank Notes
Particular attention paid to the collection of Notes us
Drafts and Accounts Purchase and Sale OF
J. .,.;g, LOST FREiGHT AND BAGGAGK- i.1i,J
looked up and delivered to owners &e.
Messenger ASemi- Weekly: ,i-I.i-. -. ! -
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p. S. DRUM,

i.ij 4; MAIN STREET, OfPssfrE GALsEA HorbL.
-4NAeompete assortment Of fancy and Windsor Chair
Aso Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Writing Desks, Ieokn
Glasses, Bedsteads, &C., &c Persons wishing to Pur
prepared sell good article. and term
are invariably cash, can afford to sell ck cap,
cheaper than any other in the city. de
duciion made to persons buying 70 sell ag orders
from a distance pnnctually attended to.
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THE WAssON M0U $ E,

By DAVIS wHrrCHER, ShAKoPKE. -
IIJS new and conmodous hotel has been recently fur
nished at great expense and is ready to receive
the travelling public The proprietors are experienced
hands at the business and will spare neither time
in order render the soourn Of agreeable
their BILE is supplied with every luxury the market at
ords Their stable is commodous and their servants at
teutive and polite. s... ....
pleasure parties quest of game cannot do better than
to Shskopee Our lakes bound With fish, and our
praires covered with grouse 80 may 27:
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BETWEEN ST Paul AND ST ANTHONY, NEAR
g. '>.,, THE HALE WAY HOUSE, ,'n;ff.
TIME subscriber, would invite the attention or those
u who wish 10 set out fruit trees this faifsrthe
suing spring, to their stock Of trees that have been
growing in this Territory frDm one TO three years. In
connection with the Scott Nursery, at Davenport Iowa.
they Prepate< 70 MI al orders for ehes standard
dwarf trees, Of any and everydescription that will
be required for fhs efnste together with Currants
G0oseberriess Grape Vines. &c. anything in tho
the various. kind. Of lowering plants usually kept
such estabIishment.
Orders respectfully solcitedfrom those who wish
TO set out fruit trees 6f embesh fher GROUNDS As
have not snficient quantity on hand TO supply the
demand We hope 10 receive orders EARLx THIS FALk,
so ns 70 make the delcensy at the nursery IT Dav
enpOft where we ex pert to Spehd the wnfer orders
may be addressed to Us left the Of Me j.
Fullerton, 81. ratf1. 80 L. M: FohD $CO
Rau 0nf. III =. 4 -s,-. .rr..
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:i- --" MISSISSIPPI HOUSE.
,coRNR3 OF kAeLE kNDHI sTs.,sT gay 1, AiNNEsoTA
aa taken the above house and fitted
il up for the reception of boarers in sly pnsur
passed by any house in the Territory. ,i
E. E. THOMPSON.
st. Paul, April IA, ,53-7y52.
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! - 80 AMBROY OYSTERS.v.----
A .upefi0rlot OF RObinson4 4 Mentl'sAnbroy Oyster
w coSsT1Ns, Le11ee, Lower Town.
Anrjl A. 1874 4
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BY CHRISTIAN sUTTLER,
Groeery Merchant f0st Areet Sdinf Paul. AStA TER,
EEPS constantly hand general assortment Of
IN Groceries Alsa, Holland Herring, -swiss cleese
Oysters Sardines together with all the Injuries Of the
season. All of which h fsolIs cheap Tor cash.
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CATHCART,

ltsl Il No 90 Hose,x Slred 1sntnE 1,dI, iMIT9:
Who'll ALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN, Fol ,xIGk
III r;r3:..ENH DOMESTIC DRY fG0oDS!l b5f
II EErs constantly on hand large and well selected
II Stock Of hd sta pie Dry Goodsi conssling in
rart of Blown SlreetiDgs Shirngs, tStrIes thrilling
Prints Musiinae sineF 1us,e, Sernos vsivets, Ho
sfaE ass sSss n sa safsg IT, pfass a.
&c" cH lTsiNo 70 RofrSf fsntn sTrrEr ct Paul
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i'll WALL PAPER AND SHADES.
. O00 rolls latest styles, received by Galena.
leOOO Persons having rooms 70 paper would op
welf to call early. oct13df W. DAH'.--
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RICH's sALAMANDER SAFES,

. WILDER'S PATENT. - =
A Large assortment of Safes, Of various siEss and
IA patterns, with and without powder proof locks;
for sale at the Depot, 48 Water street, New York.
Burgar-proof Bank Vaults, and Vault Doors made to
order. ..t '' ." "*5' .
Co., successors to Rich Co) l46 Water ST. and corn
er of Of Avenue and St. Marks Place. NJ " sole pro-
prieors Of Rchs Patent and the only makers Of Saa-
mander Safes, combining Wilder and Rch's patents =
..,..., sf.t sWM.-eONSTANs + CO.,
Nov. re, 1e52-tf go Agents, ST. Paul
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PAUL, WEDNEsp MORNING: FEBRU RY Z
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MISCELLANEOUS FAMILY GROCERIES,. sai;
ratus soda and acid Yeast powders chocolate Cecea and
Broma Cornstarch, ess Coffee, ground Coffee Matches
Brooms Brushes and Mops with handles Clothes Lines
Bed Cords stove BlaekinE and Lamp Wxne Cider Vine
gar Dried apples and Peaches Buckwheat Flour and Rye
do Pepper WanutCatsup, Tomato do, and Lemon
syrup. WOODANDjWILLOW WARE. !f,t
Painted Tubs Cedar do; Ladies' Rolling Pins and
Zinc WashboArds Mppers; Knife Trxys9s i9o- 81
Dippers, Keelers; tatSAiashng Boxes :
ChOppng Trxys and Bowls; Buckets, ike -helves;
Spoons, Butter-knives; Afnrket Bsskets;'- III
Clothes Baskets. ,
~ CIGARS AND TOBACCO - ;:a:t!"!h -
We &lways have the largest and beststoek, which
bles sell lower than any else inthe city .3'i
In word-my stock includes every thing In the Gro
Line which will he sold cheaper than tie
and respectfully inform all my friends and the pal
generally that whatever they wish in line of busi
be obtained either at wholesale retail !a1 m
~4i-31 MI: B.. PRESLEY -
st. Paul, Msy.20 1854. s7l4t A'i = d-tf ]
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uUCE. HOELINslAEAD 4 BECKEK, :.
A ATTORNEYS and COUNSELOkS AZ LAW, S'' A"'''
c,u..t ohove American House.. =. IL.
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Z no.;lJENN YiHANaD: IN 81. 4>AUI,;
REGs leave To- inform the citizens Of g; Payl 2"d
Otseihity Ia 4hS has brOukhtt0 the Ro6k kstore,
of Third Wabashaw Streets the largest and
most beautifi Books and Stationery.
which will he sold usual at 0 prices For partcu
lars in9 aasear- .sfiII EEDttC'S BOOK STORE.
s;,;5asZ slNtE aIEK! !a;y
|ces enss ss Ter ssls Pvtyn; oiiT. tio;r3Jnr eAHL"
JoJ 91H0 6XkEiNEi HOUSE IT %
6A5pthI9ny = !i4s st4rsss sslnt y P:al ip xrmsLL
9sls = 1sstls st4s 4lsa, o.
IA ii RfqR bRl+eSis AAk4ss n.n.y
te T w nSsSG Go IL
H.s .ss oaa;E s aEe'er ssa
stlEaf f555H isiEy1NNYfN F!F1sET, q
\ Sdis8 GhKoGERiEs Pk6vfsioNs,.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1axNAyllAtaat
| A% VIII sell at the lowest casAop eseh I
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g Clipper - =, 80 A~
g Prairie Flower % ,.-,.- Il;
" Express 20 /" : - --:.- 5:?7l.l ''
Premium, - .S;.. .;.1 .t'-i
4. i" Smoke burner cook stovefor btufninous eoa
" Parlor 0ven--has boiling and baking facilities
l I" Jewett 4 Root new Hotel stove. 80 81
g Belle Air Tight Parlor, for wood t -'-y e.'*;
d" Casket :" > oval shape, open top and casirsn.
q Cottage Parler, sheet iron upper sec open top.
Pearl, top and bases sheet iron, open top -
new Regulators for sheet iron stoves SOC. each
80 Jewett 4 Roots Folding Door, for wood >.
1Wadem, new Franklin, for coal "''d 1''i., -
8 : H: :: wood ::s...-JA
Frauklin, round back, for any kind of eoa, .
3 q DvarE-a small cook stove for ceai -f'i+"t .7
q Jevtett 4 Roots Dining Room, with even
@ Oval SIX plate Air Tight, new steve ;'':1 r.;
2 Z" Oval Dining Room, with oven >. !" t.'5:
q Jewett 4 Roots celebrated plate stoves 5@
I" Extra heavy plate stoves for wood = 7-.-'-.
." Jewett Roots King coal burners for hard coal
" % Al ''1 celebrated gas burner coal stove
=" Furnace Flat Heaters - t-.-.:- -
2 Potash Kettles, with and without Flanges - ?
3 /" Cauldron Kettles ''::+ u
8, s. and pail Kettles - i'iii.7 .,
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-... . g. GALENA HOUSE.
VUyE subscriber has provided for the accommodation
ofbosrders; both by the day and by the week, with
or without IodgnR--at very moderate prices Inquire
or ths Galena House. at the first building Roberts
treetabove Third, opposite Winne& Cooley Clothing
ore. jul7-S-ly VIM. TRUSSoNE.