ocr: CASTJLE.& OOKE; IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN GENERAL . MERCHANDISE. Near the Stone Church, On the corner of King and Schod Streets. HONOLULU. 4-ly


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ocr: e nrsi division ar..! general orders to ,h ' explain. . the o,j V "iier. decessor haj will uphold the ... Institution. and "J Ihe execution .,.. h under date eve n had been lade 0..v,ulu retire ti rnnussion to Dnn, . legislation in rega d totien was 1 of the midistrj, Asia. The Cim.... d at Liverpool, fron. ti, made a most four tours and fie . This is said to be made. An pt .-.,. s the distance made ! lay 'a worn was 261 lies, r or three suc 321, and SOO miles t ultimatum of ocean it is fast enough ta n. and quite too fast r . i f ' I mion uuu eaiety 0f -By a recent arri- to the 22d January fese papers contain readers, with the nnouncemect uty o record the Icy ;lajor-ljieneral , Lieutenant-Gov- New Ulster, which in Princes- street sday morning last. is health had been continuance of his ted could not reas- ted ; and when the ed without a strtiff- penod said to be hec " three-score ing had his declin- solace especially, y from that of his' vious care of a nu- mily circle. "rom the Colonies that, " The ffreat Company is dissolt- fact will be hailed hroughout the col- f those who have ofit of some kind. ompany's ill-got- Ve published re- i few chapters of Brooke, which we usible at the time. i a speech of Mr.

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ocr: bribers would infoL and of c WTncT' on the carpenter JJ Wed at all times to .,7 in reasonable terms lit ion paid to the Und, W R. . A. S. Worm " d for sale do do 1-2 inch 0 M pine palings. ur ana pine shingle, : fence nna L quantity of timber Hal .lien 16,600 ft planed do 00 No 3 ulank ' 1.- lath. ' !S. 10 M do tinm J. sawed pine do, . 2 M snrur niL.. 1 j y r bi, !ear do do. ,000 2 in. spruce plln I oak do, viz : lo 2 do, 33 do 3 1-2 4. , 27 do 4 do, riety of building mate. sortmcnt ever ode red it on reasonable term. m SALE BY THE pongee hdk'fs, .bjj blue and black brj fs, Irish linens, hosier id soda crackers, black. , cassia, glue, casks pi. fit. nrime norlt I I " m n mills, as'd sizea im. id shovels, cuhivaton our, chain cables, large is't of hollow ware.coa- ms, griddles, &c, &t; pat. gate binges and nails and spikes, conn.. Z cloths, water fillerei?, uior s irons and Shears, raigns, chrome yellow, ts turpentine, blk paint) varnish, boxes of win! I 12x14 12x1512x18, U bars, willow baskets, l fcVEKETT & CO. 11-tf XONA XA INOA ma Honolnlu nei, m ke na, ua ike pono makoo pabu hao i hanaia ia T. ia ke ahi wela loa. ke. u nei makou, i ka we. le 1 wela ike na palapi. ke aa ana o ke ahi. l RSIGNED, RESI nvin?. at tho reauest Co.. witnessed one n? 19' (of Liverpool,) pg J- .1 rt - o?ea to me enectsot a ce of one hour, do bens hid t ire Kesistinjr Sfr o ers and papers that bid to the fire in an exceU a & Co., R. W. Vood, Dr. E. Hotfmann, Leon I o Starkey Janion ma, e ia maluna, a me na pi- itiorjpd. with the letter v be seen at the store KION&CO. BINGHAM'S Sakd- a residence of twenty stands, or the civil, re . of thofe Islands." orrecied. Embellished .0 and S3. CO. It ik a ('this work that it haf is of 2000 copies each, 1847. 00m of this paper, and jy26-ll-3m lor sale low, to close ice of cargoes ex Min Cliarles and Chilo, con- ARE. Kails and Spikes, Brads. ves, w ire Webbing. assorted. Blind Fasts, jlina Hoes, Anvils, is. Saw Arbor, Vices. Weights, Coil Chain, with cranks & roller?. It inch, 3942 lbs. 0 lbs. ;o 1839 lbs, with stock RIES. d do. Butter, Beef. ve soap. Biaccaroni. and Lemon. "andles. i&c. s Mineral, Whiting. Lamp Black, blk Paint i:rv. Tea Sets, &.c


ocr: MERCANTILE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. ON FRONT STREET, ONE DOOR NORTH OF PACIFIC WHARF, San Francisco, California. N.B. Lodgings or Furnished Rooms, by the day, week, or montn; and meals at all hours. 22-ly GEORGE BROWN.


ocr: MERCANTILE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, ON FRONT STREET, OXE DOOR NORTH OF PACIFIC WHARF, San Francisco, California. N.B. Lodgings or Furnished Rooms, by the day, week, or month ; and meals at all hours. 22-ly GEORGE BROWN.


ocr: rOLGER AND TUBBS, DEALERS IX SHIP CHANDLERY, SHIP AND STEAMBOAT STORES, PACIFIC WHARF, XEAR FRO.T-ST. Capt. W. H. FOLGER. A. L. TC3BS. San Francisco, California. ly-22


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ocr: MO., JULY 27, 1851. STEPHEN LEE, late of Slaysvillc, ILy.. hovinff located limself permanently in HANNNIBAL, Klo., would respectfully inform the citizens and the surrounding country generally, that he has commenced business in this city, under the name and style of g Forwardinff aod Commis- MerchaLiiit5 Retail Dealers in GROCE RIES, BRANDIES, WINES, &c., Foreign and Domestic SlOB Wholesale and And now have on band, and intend keeping a good assortment of Groceries, Brandies, Port, Madeira, and Sweet Wine, both Foreign and Domestic, of the best quality, bin, reach and Apple Brandy, Old Bourbon, Rye, and Monon gahcla Whiskey, &c. RECTIFIED irnirp And a SUPERIOR ARTICLE of PURE DOUBLE w n I OF THE CELEBRATED (OlTSniBEJTAIL TBVAMKD Rooster mm. Late trom "CIHinNA," and is WAMIRANTEUD to be a little DCETTEIK than the "JTCIEST," and no IHllIJMIHrllKSr! Also have on hand, and intend keeping, a superior article of PURE, CI DER VINEGAR, wholesale and retail, to suit families. And we flatter ourselves that by a strict attention to business, we shall at least get a share of the public patronage, as we intend to sell as cheap as the cheapest, and follow the old adage, that "a quick penny is better than a slow shilling." Keep a bright look-out for the Sign of tho 3 c3 0 83 3 AT THE CORNER OF . NEAR J. WAUGH mON &EIEE STREETS

place_of_publication: City of Hannibal, Mo.

publisher: O. Clemens


ocr: D. DEAN. DEAN & MANUFACTURERS and Dealert in Italian and American Marble. They have uow on hand a goodatsort. ment, and will furnish on the shortest i.otice, Marble Mantel Pieces; Hne Parlor, and Chamber Grates; Counter and Wash Stands; Garden Vases; Statuary; Tomb Stones; And vry other description of MARBLE WORK at low prica. H Call at their Marble Yard ppojit" the Brady Houm, Hannibal, Mo. epr24-ly GARNETT,


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ocr: I tnrt iesji ) Wr 111 - Ja -.1 tj mfa-.l . 1111- ) rrTniiffiin'i w-r. ... .-,sj , - x iX rmc smn 32 IS hereby given, that a meeting of the stock nl th. H.i.nihol and St. Joseph Railroad Company will be held at Hanoibul, on Ihe 3d day of 1851 , for th ettc'.ion el uireeior wr hu company. Don by order of the Board of Dircctoia, at meeting io Unueu, Kept. I, 1851- ' . ,ep25 W. JO.NL8, See'y. Who wants a genuine) article of Q U I N C Y F L OU TUST drop In at the"F,A4il.K s-T) efV .J MILL I LOlll ! c -sA POT," 01. Hill treet, war the A?Q SJtkS Levee I and y.u will get Quutcy WUJt , Hour what it QL'INCY FLOCK; manuiaeture- Uie celebrated "F-agVe Mills," iu the eity c4 M no llumhugt Af teeonti hand Quiicy barrel fdltd vUh other Hour'! eyiliD . THOMAS JACK, BON.

place_of_publication: Hannibal, Mo.


ocr: 600,000 DOLLARS I ! We have this fall, the largest and most mnguiticenl slock of o" o KEADOIADE CLOTHING F.vrr ctfered by any house. As regards the styles make of our goods, it is useless to speak, as we a reputation lar and wide, of keeping the Best Made Clothing in the Country. And from Ih miy advantage s that we possess in potting and manufacturing oar entire stock for and selling to nouu but prompt men, and fui the tiemrndoua amount of Goods that we sell, it be appuieiit to fvery one, that wc can sell at lower pri ces than ana oilier bouse ' WE SOT 0LV f J, HIT WILL. rJ-On the 15th of August we will open our aTOCK Tor inspection. All we ask Is for von to call :.. i . . .i ' ..: in and examine, as we are fully satisfied you will pur chase, in addition to our large stock of Staple Goods, we have a laige assortment ot Very Fine Clothing. XT Motto "Large sales and small profits." MARTIN it BROTHER, No. 118, Main St., tit. Louis, Mo. Martin tf Brother, a No. 113, Broadway, N. York. . su?7-S


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ocr: , A 1) V E II T I S K M K N T THAT AI'PKAt.9 TO THE SOUND SENSE OP THE COMMUNITY. Standard Medicines, The f"Utr!nf it iirijti illt .7 ttrlrt uf t-'amily .UrifWiiis may I ' , ,r.,J iini r.M the tthttt tunffUitzr. T'ny Atir fflc i,,''n''i,rt a Ikr b'tl phil t'cidii in thr ttmiitry, unit are rcccM 1,1, -hi rdi I fitt nil r w., , tficn mo, J'ltiitlil vmlitinet Kninen. They hnvc been lirfore llie lul,lli! FOR FIVE YEAHS, DitrniB wliit h li inoii ilimi UAY 0 tcriinVnien Imvi; l-t'tn rr i-i'ivtit from i-niitH nt inlMlc tin u tiiut otlicrK, umt nr; now on iilc ut iln- roiiiniitiy'ii Cunn. TIU'V IMC C'OllllMMIHflt'lI With tin- in ni'ft ( ;iii anil rkill, :intl llo- liiLTtiliinln nri- llioroniflily (i-n l tiy sci' tililif r hf in i. !, mj that int ili' iiii it tit' a iiinloiin nml rclial-lu titia'ity art' uiiiirnntt'i il 111 nil ciurn. 'I'll' lai-niTelilici'K Vogotablo Fills, An- i;irti nlaily valnalili: Cor tin1 irrvt;iitio ami i-nrr of lYvftn In fit iiciiil, nil lljoii. mnl I . I v -ir I'oini'lniiitti, .l.ttitnlicf, C l iteral li liilliy, Coininnii mnl Sii k Id mtachi', n' Kia, lli .ut Kuril, (.'ti.ttivtnifjoi, (iriji In;', I'riuary I "ntcatcfi, Olmtnic liolH of tins MciiiM', li.lhl tn .a, Atstliina, unit lor' ii vnili'ly nl iiHiit (.'limiilc li'i-ii-In lint', for all ordinary family linen. Full llrrtliiH lor 1 Ik viit ltitix IJIh h mh tuvoitinn II)' ciK-h litv ri'U i' ii-iiIm a httx. t 1 1 . it a i: v i: i r nu Dysentery Oyrup. A f-n r ity mnl itifnUilitu rt ini tly In ItiarrlniTi, Dywn Icty, Itlooily I'lmtfrn Morlni, f'liolcru Inlitii- tnni, anil llit; Ai-u in 'tioi.i:it4, If taL.-a Willi lite tli k fy iiij'itnn, viz; voiniiins nml iluir rlnra.. It never laili to run: lltu wmnl pu.Jfltili! ca'.-tiof luiwt'l roaiplalllt, (.''in-rally Inn li w lioiu, niil tlsiiu lit j oml n tl.ty. It H I'LUirrv Vkue lAiti.K, ai tl tnlii II in itliuosl any im;tiiliiy Ih nTl'ii lly liunnlcH, T1IK Hit ir.KK.MIMItH Grcon I.Iountain Ointment. Invirualilc lor Kiimis, Wotmilsi, HiraiiH, Chill. IlIih, i'ltrii!, .cui i h, i' i:in ;s of nil kimlsi, Itlo nina lilll, l.l)loi!llM , IllullClliliN, Hi lllilllll, l-'l- ri'ix, I'iiins in tlie Hulf nml Hack imiiiu tliiili-ty rt Iii v tl, lullaiiiniitlioiiol' tin: KtAM'lf, nml fur nil msicx tit-ri' lln ic Im iiitliimmailoii. M WISH t.tss Uterine Catholicon. A n rtaln cure fur I'lolapsut I'li-rt, nmt fur nmi of lite ili-ln H.-in ri'iiiilniiitf hi itlt iil to 1 '-niati:t- I'rt -ianil hy IT. Tl 1 1 !0. 1 1 1 M I H( iV , u I i i n, noli ly lor I lit Cut' ' nlx ru 'onipii uy. 7'ic otlur (intvjhili ig Mdivines (tie: Eye liotion. Hcalt'.i Eittcis. Consumptive Balm. Chilclrcna Panacea. Fever and Aue Pills. Libby'a Pile Ointment, fiarsaparilla ComiDouncl. t ii r. ; u a i: r : n n i: u t; MANUAL OP HEALTH. A ( iiiiili Ic linml tiuok ul' iiK-itiv'iiiu for I'aliiities. Iiire cuius. I Mice MM, HetHiUic.iy, A' C.7 UTIOX. The puhlit ii reqnrilul lu Inir ih min i that everything prepar ed tiy fiir 1,'rui Jiitbi rir i ampaiiij litm II,, ir ,al iifian it.


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ocr: Who wants a genuine article of QUINCY FLOUR, TUST drop in atthe"EAI.E v-TBbV .1 msi a a vioiis - Aifitia POT," on Hilf treet,near the Jm Levee I and you will get Quiney jtV---f Flour what is QUINCY FLOUR; manulactnred at the celebrated "Eagle Mills," in the city of Quiney, And no Humbug! JYvt second hand Quiney barrels filled with other Flour!! sep'Zo THOMAS JACKSON.


ocr: AS. A. QIIABLES. PRAIRIE WALTER CAI.nWM.L. STATE STOVE & TIN STOKE. QLTARJ-ES A CALDWELL, HANNIBAL, MO., West side of Main St., in the house or tnerljr oceiiple.l by II. Wtckerahum.c fpHE undersigned have ferchased from Mr. H. 1 Wickemhain his entire stock of STOVES and TIN WARE, and in future intend constantly to keep .on hand a well selected slock of COOKING and HEAT ING Stoves. Our stock consists in part of the following articles! Prize Premium, Cook's Delight, Bucks' Double- Oven, Empire State, Ohio Premium, Irving's Air-Tight, and v aikik m a 1 v. v nnv. sioves. We will also have, in time for the fall trade, a good assortment of the latest an most approved styles PARLOR and Heating stoves. many of our citizens are now using fhe Prairie Stafa Hook Stove, and-all as:ree to its superior advantages over all others in point ol durability ana speeu anu en rellenee in cookins. We have on hand mid will continue to Manufacture all kinds of wares beloncinz to the Tin which we sell at M. iouw Whotttult ana PAcet. We are piepared to do all kinds of SMITHING. Persons wanting work done will do well lo give us a call, as they can save trouble and expense of going to St. Louis. Old Stoves, Tin and Copper Ware repaired at the shortest notice. N. B. Old Stoves faken in pari pay for new ones, QUARLEiS & CALDWELL.


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ocr: T It 13 HI E NDOUS OK CLOTHING. 600,000 DOLLARS H W have tliia Tall, the largest and most magnificent ftOCK oi READY MADE CLOTHING Ever cffered by any house. As regards (he slyles and make of our poods. It ii useless to sprik, at we have a repuianon lar aim wiuc, ui Keeping we Bust Made Clothing in the Country. And from the many advantag' I that we possess in im norliiiK anil manufacturing our entile ttuck for cash. and sellinc to none but prompt men. and furthermore. the Iremcndoui amount of Good that we sell, it mini be apparent to everyone, that we can aell at lower prt tea than any oilier home WE NOT ONLY f ! BUT WILL. tmn the 15th of Aueust we will open our STUCK for inspection. All we ask is for you to . in and examine, as we are fully satisueil you will pur chase. In addition to our large stock of staple we have a large assortment ot Very Fine Clothing. it Motto "Large sales and small profits " MARTIN ht BROTHER, No. 118, Main at., M. l.ouis, Mo. Martin 4 BanrHKa, No. 1 13, Broudway, N. York. auT-51-y.


ocr: D. DEAN. n mi - M ,., itt -n.---nrF -r 1 ,7,T7r sBsbbi jm DEAN & GARNETT, MANUFACTURERS and Dealera in Italian and American Marble. They have now on hand a good assort ment, and will furnish on the shortest r.otice, Marble Mantel Pieces; line Parlor, and Chamber Grates; Counter and Wash Stands; Garden Vases; Statuary; Tomb Stones; And every other description of MARBLE WORK at Brady House, Hannibal, Mo. MANNY& WELD, NO. 156, MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, ARE now receiving, at their store, tlieir Full stock of Boots and Shoes, comprising everything in their line. We have a greater variety, and a better able to offer before. ilav ing taken special pains in making our selections we feel satisfied that we enn please those who want good articles, and we expect to sell as low as any one for cash or good paper. Below we enumerate a few of the leading articles : M KIN'S thick Boots, from 6 to 1 1 and 9 to 1 1, IJo do do double sole and long legs, Do do grain do do all sizes do, Do unbound kip Boots halfilonble sole 6 and 8 to II. Do double sole do do all sixes, Do fine long leg kip do No. 6 and tf to 12, Do unlined Hungarian Boots, Do kip water-proof do, GKNTS thick do, MKN'S call sewed and pegged dress Boots. Do Philadelphia Hunting, ' Do thick Brogana, sizes 0 to II and 10 lo 19. Do do do do 12 to 14, all qualities, Do do Army do 8 to 14, Do extia double soled Brogana, Do prime unlined kip do 6 and 8 to II, Do do lined and bound do do, Do calf, pump sole and hair wlet Brogans, Do patent leather Moutereys, Do enameled do Brogans, Do do and kid dancing pumps and slippers, BOYS' (hick and kip Boots, Do unlined do do, Do calf super do do, CHILDREN'S Boots, Shoes and Buskins of every va riety. OVERSHOES MENS' fine Buffalo over Shoes, Do do cloth do do, Do rubber Sandals It do do, Do high cut rubber do do CHILDREN'S rubber over Shoes. HOYS' do do do Purchasers will find it to their interest to examine our stock before buying else where. MANNY & WELD, 156 Main street, St. Louis, Mo., and C7 Pearl street, Boston, Mass. Aug 7, 2w. PEPSIN, J. R. GARNETT. low prices. CT Call at their Marble Yard .ppositse the apr24-ly nuulitv of uooils thnn we have ever been BOYS' calf and kip Brogans, Do unlined doand thick do, YOUTHS' cair, kip and thick Boots, IH do do do do Brogans, CHILD'S do do do do Boots, Do do do and goat lace Moots and Brogans, Do enameled, kid and sew'd do do and Gaitera, WOMEN'S' calf, kip. goat and aplit lace Boots, of ev ery variety and style, pegg'd and sew'd, Do enameled and kid, sew'd lace Boots and Jenny Linds, Do kid a id enameled Jenny Linds, Buskins and Ex celsior, Do kid and do pegg'd Jenny Lind do flannel lin'd, Do silk lop and lasting Gaitera and half Gaitera, Do Philadelphia kid ties and buskins, Do patent leather embroidered Slippers, Do kill pegg'i! unlined lace Boots, Do calf, sew'd and pegged lace Boots, Do colored high buskins, Do enam'ld and goat sew'd flannel lin'd lae'd Boots. MISSES' do do sew'd and pezg'd do do, Do kid and goat do J. Linds and Buskins, Do lasting gaiter Boots, Do calf kip and goat pegg'd lace Boots. AND RUBBERS. WOMEN'S1 flannel lined rubber over Shoes It buskins, Do Jenny Lind do do do Dotiossainer do Boots and Buikins, Do fine fancy col'd cloth over Shoes. MISSES' gossamer rubber lace Boots and Buskins. Stove and Tin Store.


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ocr: Who wants a genuine article of r xt T tvt '-r t A TT "D w u jl n o x r Luuii, TUSTdropinsttheEAM: SDtP1 -I mi is ri iu 11 'cswj POT," on Hi'.l street, near th Leveal and ysu will get Quincv Flour wkat I QUINCY FLOUR: mauulaetured it th celebrated "F.agl Mills," in th eity of Quincy, vlw no uumtnigl J ot ttcond hand Qumcv barrelt flltd vilh other Flour! I . ep25 THOMAS JACKSON.


ocr: Who want a fjenuitte artiCte of QUINCY FLOUR, JU8TdropinattheEA31.E v)J MILLS r LOU It DE- V Leveel and you will get Quincy :LjCT Flour what la QUINCY FLOUR: manufactured at tb celebrated "Eagl Mills," in the city of Quincy, Jina no tiumougi jvvt aefotut hand (putney barrels filled with other Flour! t y25 0 THOMAS JACKSON.


ocr: T It E M E iVD O U S OF CLOTHING. 600,000 DOLLARS 1 1 We hav this fall, tht largest and most tnsjnifirerit SIOCK OI READY MADE CLOTHING Ever offered by any house. As regards th styles and make ef our goods, U is useless to speak, at w bay a reputation lar ana wid, ot keep ig th Best Made Clothing in the Country, And from tb many advantagi t that wc possess in Im porting and manufacturing our entire stock for cash and eellini to non but prompt men. and furthermore. tbe tremendous amount of Goods tbat we sell, it must os apparent to every on, mat w can sell at lower pri vca tuaii any wiutr uwusa WE NOT ONLY CM BUT WILL. O"0n th 15th ef August w will open our ENTIRE STOCK for inspection. All w ask Is for you to tall in ami examine, aa we are luny latisiiea you Will pur chase. In addition to our large stock of Staple Goods, we uave a iarg assortment oi , Very Fin Clothing. T Mot to "Lara sales and small profits." MARTIN a BROTHER, No. 118, Main St., St. Louis, Mo. Mabtin If BaOTBES, .y No. 1 13, Brosdway, N. York. au7-6 CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE! r I ic. subscribers would respect-


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ocr: aid 1 1 i I i ity full ex coll wil nail led r; oft stud bur u lalJ lei ii I " btTlTOTFRTCH TH T. lubscriber will at oil times pay llie highest mice in CASH fur likr'v NP.lirlOKS. He may at all times be found in theritv ol Hannibal. JOStril DIIUDINO, nov2if A Complete Assortment OF all kinds and qualities of the best and most de sirable Goods iu the city, and for sale at the low eat ratea. Please give in a call, and you'll be sine n to loose by tha oppoluni'y. MCLLON at IIAUHIX V


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ocr: Who wants a genuine article of' QUINCY FLOUR, I L'ST drop in l llie"KAUl.K POT," on Hill street, n.ar the Levee '. and you will get Quincy Flour wliat is QUINCY FLOUR . mauuiuctured at (he relehra'ed "Eagle Mills," in the cily of Quincy, And no Humbug! Jot second hand Quincy barrels filled with other Flour!! scp2a THOMAS JACKSON.


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ocr: Ch t rt cTr.KT.fcj' At rn U No. 144, K&in street, St Louis, Mo., atAitrcAcrfBmt.AtiB wuor.mi.s otAttn Saddle?, Harness, Trunks, Carpet I3ags, liuDalo Shoes, , lrgcs, &c. Alto, IMroATEM AND SCALERS IN SADDLERY HARDWARE, aug28-J2w


ocr: Tobacco, Cigars and Snuff II. LEER & ARBOGAST; Kvin-1-nVe713n l,snJ ,he v"r bst Missouri X. end Virginia Tobacco; Snuirof all qualities, gmo. k nglobacco, (coarse ari l iine;) J(egilia, PuS, Melee and Conunon Cigai-s-and ever article usually kept in tueir line. ' nov2ijtf Apply at (be sign of (he . noV20tf Birr Indian.


ocr: TpEAN & GAENET, . MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in Italian and American Marble. They hi e now on hand good ass nient, and will furnish on the shortest r.otice, V,. .- ' ' ? , w i Marhlc Mantel t'ieccs; rinc 1'arior, ana ; -. Stands; Garden vasesjbtatuary; lomD b-.oncs; i.i ik..cerintin nr MAiim.n WORK at Brady House. HannibM Mo. ' onamuer urates; uunicr una vumj lownnccs. tJ-Calla" neir Mai bl yard epposil in apr24-ly


ocr: diligent personal attention to the comfort of hi guests, to merit a continuance of th liberal patronsg hereto fore given him. P. 8 Th om of th Great Western Stag Com pany is st th Brady House. , Hannibal, June 15, 1891. Jlf ofthe i- l'runks, Carpet Hags, fcc, AT EHTEHSI COSTttl er brought We til they offer at prices actually cheaper than th can conceive. This is no blarney, believe those who are skeptical on the subject can snd see for themselves, and if we can't sell then. a I telle cheaper than the cheapest, they can our head for a foot-ball. We ar naturally of a temperament, and that is a sufficient rea why we can sell clothing cheaper than any of our This fact is self evident, and abundantly by every day occurrences. ''Temple of Fashion' may be justly styled tht Hall" of lb West, on the same principle it it for business- quick sales, small profits -geod and exceedlnly low jptices. " , ut'i ifcltt Wtitvt!t!c-i to ww Id at larrfthat the of "Western Oak Hall" offer a splendid tssoit of every kind of Keep it Before the People!! the mammoth Star Clothin Kmnorium, alias th Oak Hall, located on main street, Hannibal, acknowledged by gentlemen of th most fastidious infinite taste, to be the n plus ultra clothing house Northern Missouri, end persons by calling at the yrMCJWuMWti- can readily perceive this is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but truth. Remember, we have but on ho"s in this city is the three story brick store house, situated on th side of main street, al th tign of th 11 Hi ST.iltl mind our motto ' Bound to sell twenty cent lower than any other housel ? W remain, fellow-citizens, . ' with sincere regard, yourtj MARENTHAL b BLOCK. . . .VJJlf GOODS.' COLLINS & BREED NOT having time to give a full description of th still greater attractions of their present stock of undersigned begs leave to tender his sincere thanks to his many customers and friends for their liberal patronage, and would take thit method of them that he is in receipt of a very large of Grocenet comprising every variety of article our line, which I will sell as low ascan bt told thit of St. Louis. Just give me a call before purchas as I am confident I can make it to your adventape purchase cf me. All kinds of marketing and produce at the highest caih prices. - Remember the place on ihe west siite 0f r,, (treet doors north t of the Brady Hf,Use. A continua of patronage it respectfully solicVied n.ov21 G. W CAPLINGER. SPRING AND SUBlIEa GOODS, Would resovcllully invite the attention of their old cus tomers and friends, and the public generally, to their as sortment of Spring and Summer Goods, comprising ala mos! every article necessary for tht comfort or conve nience of Humanity, in attestation of wbicb they hold themselves in readiness at all times to ehibit to th public their spleurlidilock' of fltiple an Fsney Drjr Goods. apr24y Cash for Negroea 1 T TAKE this method of informing th L people that I am prepared a all1 times to pay the highest cash prices Cor .Yilti IIOM1S, and can at all timet be found1 tt th stable of Snoot & Dam. FRANCIS DAVIS. Hannibal, August rt, 1851. augU Tt. D. DEAN. J. R. GARNETT .ent.an DEAN & GARNETT, ACTCRF.RS snd Dealers in Italian sod American Marble. Tbey have now en hand a eoodassor nd will furnish on the shortest r.olice. Mantel Pieces; iine Parlor, and Chamber Grates; Counter arid Wash'. stands: Garden V And every other description of MARBLE WORK at lowpricts, Q-Call at their Marble Yard pposits th ' Brady llouw, Hannibji. Mo. ' . pr24-y QUEENSVARE, CHINA AND GLASS" " . rpiI E subscriber, are now receiving their Tall Supplies,' and desire to call 'the attention of their friend, and the public generally, to their -very, complete and extensive assortment ot r,?.S n 1,ne' wIch' tor var,ety nd qlty, cannot be surpassed in this or anv other mrnei in me .eastern or v esiern country. Their stock comprises all the varieties of . . ' ' '. ENGLISH AND FRENCH ' O H IN A A N D E A It T JI E W W A RE,' 1 . Including all the most select Datterns and ....... - . j , ... . ... - T TiT TT m-r . ' Vs II 1 IV A . . . White, Enameled, Blue and Lustre Figured, Gold' Band, and Decorated Tea,' Breakfast, 'and ..'.. . Dinner Sets. ' ' T TV 17. A T Hi II T? -TVT nr a r - - . r t. xv mu . , . ; C. C. Blue Edge, Dipt, painted Printed FLOWN. ' Blue and Milllwr Xf.ss in... r ' '' and White Granite PlafesDishc Jugs, Ewer, and Basins, BowT.f T'ff r.Ijy GLASSWARE.'- American, Bohemian and Belgian Glassware, Plain Pressed end Cut-comnri.irureverv.rtUU. , lninisnne. . . . - GREEJV GLASS. -'".: .". Pint' Half Pint and Quart Flasks and Jars, Packing Bottle. Hl.:. w:.'n,' - .' Q .sv II UIO AHKllCB. LOOKING GLASSES, " 'A 1 . ' ' v ' . complete atsonment WAITERS AIND TEA TltAYS. An elegant assortment of finest Japanned. Common. r.V,: n " . which will soon be made comeie Ty f7.r.rriv.U - WD ;' PI PES . ' e ..:':'; Jngutn i. u. ana Missouri ripe Heads. - BRITTANN1A WaRI? Cot PPucfe, -i,TW' Plated Castors, very low.. , M,0Ch C,8" L'Kns, &c.; .U, elega'nlsllver We keep constantly on hand, a complete stock of " i ' ' CORNELIUS & CO.'S CELEBRATED PATENTLARnriiin. Gilt, Olive and Damask GirandoW rhi:. t, . . 1 5 , nan iantern.. ana elegant Uut Prisms. &c, wi'h cut and plain Globe, TV.. .w:i-. . s . "uegani and we can nnLi,..-; " ' IT 0I which we e.h :.. r . , erv pam, wm be UVtn tQ unUon, nrma - 1 r uc laacn lo ..:.. . A i . ' "-"""'on as to qualitv and Our rood, are alwav. narfcerl ,;. v. . . t"'yiKi Scoll d , u 8 lWe,MUr nUmere-"gula, customer. O-Call and see u., all who are in want of a a . . . . . " rtir Price. can sep4-2t It. II. MILLER A CO. ST. LOUIS, MO.


ocr: Who wants a genuine article of QUIIM CY FLOUR, JUS'f drop i tthe"F.4IE DII.M.S FLOl'it 1E- I'OT" on aireei, jiear uie mrU-irlsS Levee! and " will get Quincy SaJt ' Flour what l QUINCY FLOUR, manulactured at the celebrated "Eajle Mills," in the eily of Qiiincy, And nn Humbug.' Not second hand Quincy barrels filed with oifiCT Flour!! rp2i THOMAS JACKSON.


ocr: J. B. SICKLES, & CO., Q 144. Main street, Bt Louis. Mo., op posite the Bank. inruicu'ioi sno WMOLCai.c srsLias l Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Buffalo Shoes, Saddle Trees, &c. Also, latroaTtai S!d .DiaLtat ia SADDLERY HARDWARE. u


ocr: D. DEAN'. mm? rpEAN & GARNETT, 'r1 . iwhi.e now on hand a 1 MffiOTW Z Marble JWantei rieces; rm -V' ..tt,tTv. Tomb Stones; Stands; Garden v I.J ur nlher denerintio nMARBLE W0KK at Brady House, Hannibnl. Mo. Chamber Grate,; Counter and. Z b-Caii .t their Marble JT.m-.m o"F - aprtl-ly


Western union.

ocr: STEPHEN LEE, late of illajsville, Ky., having located himself permanently in HANNNlilAL, Mo., would respectfully inform the citizens and the surrounding country generally, that he has commenced business in this city, under the name and style of . Forwarding and Commis sion Merchants, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCE RIES, BRANDIES, WINES, &c, Foreign and Domestic And now have on hand, mid intend keeping n good assortment of Brandies, Port, Madeira, and Sweet Wine, lotli Foreign and Domestic, of best quality. Gin, Pcacli and Apple Brandy, Old Hoiiibon, Bye, and Monnn galicla Whiskey, &c. And a HUPEKIOlt A11TTCLI3 of PURE, RECTIFIED or id ILatc from "CHINA," and is to be a little BETTER than I lie "REST," no HOIBITCt! Alsohavo on hand, ami intone! keeping, a superior article of PURE, CI DER VINEGAR, ivlmliwnln nml rntnil. tri suit fli 111 ilifs. - v sj a s a . . aval a a - at -w tj y - av aaa And vc Hatter ourselves that hy a strict attention Innot rmt .1. ...... f .1. 1.1!.. . .. h'-1 " oiuuuiii me puuiiu pairoiiiiu, as we iiiieuu 10 sen as cueap as cheapest, and 1'ollow the old adage, that "a quick penny is better than a shilling." Keep a bright look-out for the Sign of the if w fcJ OF TflK CEMiBRATED flMffilJOTAIL EVANIKD K00SI6F d !P II rand, - a to business, vc shall I .11 .1. ,i EY


ocr: r. io, ( gl, I. kiso, Louis, ana. n. Tort- DOAN, KING, k Co., SAVE made arrangements to open earlv lathe rlnf. 0r 1851, ,j early as (he 15th February, the largest and mnsi ied assortment of IHtV GOODS '.ver offered in the Western market. It ii their lutes) on to keep, at all seasons of the year, a (lock of inch .e and variety, that purchasers can be supplied with VF.KY AUTICLK OF DKY (JOOI)S usually kept ii eastern cities, upon EQU A I. TKIIMS and at UNI OK M PKICKS with the best houses there, adding on V the cost of Iranspoitation. They request an examination of their stock front merchants visiting the city, and to those who have liith rto bought in the east, they wish particularly to show heir goods and name their pricei, cnofident lhat the ex erience of many, will be Ihe experience of all 'that hev can save money, time and labor by making (heir purchase! in St. Louis. DOAN KING, it Co., rsot. ui anu in, main at. corner vine, fiin St. Louie. cT c7Maiitin, ) 1 1 Q I W7 b7 MAaTTifT St. Louia. 1Wl New York. MARTIN & BROTHER, WHOLESALE, C1LTHINEJ- WAItEHOUSE, ,VO. 118 MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, M0. A Nil NO. 113 BROAD WAY , JVEIV YORK DF.A1.F.IIS IN HEADY MADE CLOTHING wr find it greatly lo their advantnge to rail at the a, hove establisbtneiits and look through our stocks, be fore purchasing. We promise to show them Ihe largest ami most complete assortment in the East or West, and will sell at l ow i.a fhices than any other House." TERMS LIBKKAL. (Jan. 30y.(


The Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: ilUlloruriTJcr. U ALLEN ALLEN & SEMMKS, Attorneys nt Lair, fflflote Hirer, Si. Croix Co., n isconsin JOSEPH BOW RON, Notary Public and Land Agent, WiUotr Hirer, St. Croix co., If - isconsin. Pre-emption chtims secured and entries made by Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds aii .Morigages constantly on hand, and coat cyan, cos carefully and (tromptly attended to. KE kL RKK CE a lion. Caleb Cushing, “ LP. Walker, “ Charles Dunu, 11. L. Dousman, F.s«j, Gov’r Nelson Dcvvey, Oct 18 xAVI tf \V. 11. SEMME9. Mass. \\ isconsin

place_of_publication: St. Paul, Minn. Territory

publisher: James M. Goodhue


The Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: COMPETITION OEFEEI At tlae Cheap On Third, between Roberts and Jackson streets. Zinc, shod iron, copper anrl J .pan wap'. Iron :md Brass wire: SiuiO’ts; Trays, Spittoons, Patent Zinc washhoanls. Waffle irons, S<id irons Pivots, bon ears, Steel traps, Sheep and Cow hells, Spring ballanees, Curry coinhs, Morse cards. A Iso, Axe handles, hatchets; Rip. anti X cuts; Siioveb, spades, Fire sho v«*ls, (iruh and Carden hues, (.’nil) and Garden scythes; Pitch forks, PLOWS. Hydraulic rams. Force and lift Lend pipe; pig. sheet nnd har lend: llussi;i iron: grind stones, crocks. Percussion caps; | isto's, Iniiilimf glasses, ! m>*t ing liatt in is, &,e. In short, my assort iiicnt consists of almost everything usually kept in tiie stove and Tin Ware line. It is oi the liest quality, anti I will sell at prices low enough to satisfy almost anv one All kinds of Gutter Fine trough, Snouting, &,c.: also every des cription of At al! times neatiy and substantially done at inv Ini Shop, at rea sonable prices.. F. S. J\EWELL. St. I'aul, Oct. 29, 1' 51, CHEAP CASH STORK-WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL. OBOOrciflKS A\l) PROVISIONS* HARDWARK BOOTS, SIIOKS. IIATS, CAPS, CLOUIING, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, Kl UNFIT ILK, LUOK.S AND STATIONKKV- J snbscrihtr, by lot- arrivals is now In X an»l op in his store on :*t. Amli ny street; near 1 the American House, a !ar r »* a:i«l m »<t c-.>nij»l«*rv n-sort ' ment of lie* al»ove num.tl n »otl«, which will positive y he ! *ul«l at lower price* f-.r c;»*li evi-r hf»f«»r-j olf *n*«t In j this i»lace. His entire stock was selected with *r. *a» car *, ! ami purchased In the eastern an 1 south ru markets f r cash, so flint he «un snfely assure hi* friends an I the pub- J lie generally that It will he to their interests to ca:l be -1 fore purchasing elsewhere and examine his stock, which | consists in part as follows: GROCERIES. I 5 hhds N Orleans <it par, 12 fln rt YIT tea, 12 bids d* do 17 cad lies tin * itnper.al tea, 115 44 olarlfie.l snear, * 25 44 ki n.iowricr tea, I 5 « crushed do 25 boxes W R cheese, 3 » 4 pn verized sufiar, 10 44 fre*h ral-in*, ! 8 44 s H niola nes, 1 cask ‘* currants, i 10 44 NO do 10 drums fresh tins, 3 44 uoldeti 5 boxes assort *d I am now receiving a splemiid assortment of of the most unproved pat terns, eniong «ha ll will Ik- lihiii'l ilii• LelVel’s ilont)- lc oven: Quemi ..I tlio pra iries; living's air liglii; PrniiicQn on; Piair.c Slate; S'. I.ouis airtight; I'rjz •p • .'in in in, (jivcian parlor; (*.>i|ai*i; parlor; 1.1 1, a parlor; Saratoga l,o\; Air tight Bridge &. iiiotin rs; Sheii non air tight, of all sizes and patterns; Seven nfnl Ten plate stoves. 1 am also r< c imig a new assortment of the fol lowing arncli s: 11• .1 !■ w ware; Camp Kettles; Fry pans; Bake ovens; Stew pans; Brass kettles; Spoons. Ladles. CVflir mills, churns, buckets, brass, iron aid lin candle st;eks; sieves, brooms, wooden and metal faucets. Young Ladies's High School, Saint Louis, iTlo. 11. PUR KIT I‘, PaiscirAt,. f 81111 - liistiluiion has ocenpied Conceit Halt, -lore the melancholy disaster id May 1, 135(). It is organized in Three Department*— the /’riinary, the /’repara' t'i \, anil the 11■ Ii School. Mathematics, ihe Naim at N’ciences, Belles letters and Enajisli l.iter.itui e, the Languages, Philos op iy. History, Duties, and the Accoin pll'Oineuis, conslitu'e the different ilepait nients of study. Every facility is nffeied lor an extensive, thorough, elevated, sys tematic and s \ inmeliical education. Mem he' 8 * r the Family of the Prin cipal.— I here hip many yotine lutlie* in ]

publisher: J.C. Terry


The Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: THE MINNESOTA PIONEER St. Paul, fUimugota, Thursday iWorofnp:, October ?, 'it, IC7* for new advertisements, look at the first colutun on this page. Nominations by the People. House, (tSf. Paul Sr LiUD Canada Free met* ) Joseph E. Fullerton, William P. Murray, J. W. Selby, Charles S. Cave, Sum. Findlay. Tin* only legitimate end of politics, is good governmeur. Gootl morals arul a Legislative. Councillors—Second District. William H. Forties, George W. Farrington. Fourth District. Lorenzo A. Babcock County Officers. Sheriff —Anson Northrup, Treasurer —Snui’l 11. Serpent, Register of Denis —M. S. Wilkinson, Prosecuting Aftorney —W. 1). Phillips, Surrtyor —S. P. Folsom, Commissioner —Joseph La Bonne, Judge of Probate —lrn H. Kingsley, Coroner — Thos. P. Heed, J Jean It. Fori-ctt, Assessors, I. I. Lewis, S John Holland. Precinct Officers. Justices of the Peace, Jacob J. Noah, John P. Owens. Constubles, A. Bryant, Supervisor of Foods, Antoine Rob* rts. Morals iu Politics. L. Paul,


ocr: At Ruin River, on the !Bih ult., by O. 11. Kel lej Usq., Mr. Ebsk 11a than to Mio Silva I. HIMWAT. MARRIED:


ocr: CHERRY PECTORAL: Par ihe Cure af COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON- CHITIS, CROUP, ASTH MA, WHOOPING-COUGH AND OONSU2HFTION I |


ocr: ilHUouiritjfr. B. ALLEN* ALLEN A SEMMES, Attorneys at Imxc, Willotc Hirer, St. Croix Co., Wisconsin JOSEPH BOW HON, Notary Public nnd Laud Agent, Willow River, St. Croix co., II itconsin. Pre-emption claims secured and entries made by Military I.and Warrants. Blank lleeds un- Morlguges constantly on band, and couvcyan. ces carefully and promptly attended to. REmKHCCI Hon. Caleb Cushing, “ I. P. Walker, “ Charles Dunn, H. L. Dousnian, Esq, Gov’r Nelson Dewey, Oct 18 xxvi tf XV. It. BEMMES. Muss. W isconnin


ocr: MINNESOTA PIONEER. rVftI.IVHKU EVERT THOIVDAT BY JAMES M. GOODHUE. or »'IC C OR RE.RCIi STRICT, REAR Tilt JVDCTIOV o> THIRD teams: IC7* T!!F. P lONEF.II will be furnished to auh •Rribcro at Two Dollasd per annual, inva riably tu advance. iubicnjilion* received far lei* than year. to receive attention a


ocr: llVillotunDcr. B. ALLEN ALLEN A SKMMES, Attorneys at ixaie, W'i/lote Hirer, St. Croix Co., Wisconsin 'JOSEPH BOW RON, Notary Pnblic and Land Agent, ll'i/low River , Si. Croix co., W isconsin. Pre-emption claims secured and entries made by Military Land Warrants. BlauU, Deeds un- Mt>rtgage« constantly on band, and conveyan. yes carefully and promptly attended to. REVERENCES lion Caleb Cushing, “ I. P. Walker, “ Charles Dunn. lI.L. Dousman, Esq, Gov’r Nelson Dewey, Oct 18 xxvi tf W. H. SKMMES. Wr*eon^iii


ocr: MINNESOTA I’IONEER. PVILUHKiI EVERY THURSDAY iIORNINO BY JAMES M. GOODHUE. OFFICE ON BENCH STREET, NEAR THE 'me PIONEER will bo furnished tn snb scrihera at Two Doi.laks per annum, in\u riably in advance. |jj» 4 \o iukacriplinns received for less than one i ear * „ . m* All letters to tliis office tnusl be pre-pait to receive attention. JUNCTION or third. terms:


ocr: ilUlloroviucr. 11. ALLEN ALLEN & BENMF.S, Attorneys at Laic, Willow River, St. Croix Co., Wisconsin JOSEPH BOW RON, Notary Public and Land Agent, Willow River, St. Croix eo., W isconsin. Pre-emptiou claims secured and entries made Military Land Warrants, blank Deeds Mortgages constantly on hand, and ces carefully and promptly attended to. REFERENCE*: lion. Caleb Cushing, “ K. P. Walker, 44 Charles Dunn, 11, L. Dousinan, Lsq, Gov’r Nelson Dewey, Oct 18 xxt i tf •W. H. SEMMES.


ocr: ilVillotuibcr. U. ALLEN ALLEN & SEMMES, Attorneys at Law f Willow River , St Croix Co., Wisconsin JOSEPH BOYVRON, Notary Public and Laud Agent, IVillovc River , St. Croix co., Wisconsin. Pre-emption claims secured and entries made In Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an- Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyan. ces carefully and promptly attended to. KEKKHLMKS Hon. Caleb Cushing, “ I.P. Walker, “ Charles Dunn, ILL. Dousman, F.sq, Gov’r Nelson Dewey, Oct 18 xxvi tf \Y. 11. SEMMES. w isconsin


The Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: j I I. BEVAItiS A LANSING, WHOLESALE & RETAIL. DEALERS IN Copper, Tin, Sheet IroK, and Japan Ware. St Anthony street, a few doors west of Rice & Haney’t. store, St. Paul, Minnesota. Will keep constantly oil hand and sell CHEAP FOR CASH, A largj assortment of stoves ofaii kinds consisting of Irving Air Tight C-mk Stoves ; St. Louis do; Frairic Stale do; Prize Premium Cook Stoves; California Air Tight; Commercial do; Sheet Iron do ; Box Stoves of every description, together with a general as sutittKYil of Tin, Copper, Sheet Lou and Japanned Ware, To up Country Merchants and Indian Traders. " e have always on hand, and will tnnmifncltirc promptly to order, all kinds of ware suitable to the up country and Indian trade. Dealers from that quarter aro invited lo give us a call. PINERY OUTFITS, Furnished at ihe shortest notice. In short, the public may rest assured that anything in our line that can bo turned out in nay establishment in the United Stales, will be found in our shop, or manu laciured promptly to older. BE VANS & LANSING. St. Paul, Oet. 29, l^V. DENTISTRY. TD THE CITIZENS OK MINNESOTA. HAVING been actively engaged in Ilie practice of Dentistry for the past twenty years, and iu perfecting many val uable improvements in the mechanism of the art, it is to be hoped tjiat this long ex pertence in a profession so necessary in supplying Ihe wants of an intelligent com munity, will entitle rue to confidence Hissolulion. TITHE Copartnership heretofore existing JL between the undersigned is this day dissolved. All persons knowing them selves indebted to the old concern, will plea.e make payment forthwith to Charles F. 7Yaey, who is authorized to receipt for the same. .11l accounts and notes not set tled on or before September, will be placed in tile hands of an Attornev for collection, CHARLES F. TRACY, lIENRY VV. 7’RACY. THE undersigned having purchasad the interest of his brother, in the concern ot 11. W. 7’RACY & CO.,wjll still contin ue business at his old stand, for his own account, where he will be happy to *ee hi* friends and the public generally. He will


ocr: LOOK SHARP! HORS K-ho«l nceoriling t<» Nature, and Sh«>ea made for all kinds of Diseased Feet, hv 13H00KE & ARTHUR, At their N*w Shop * n St. Anthony street, abovo Fort street, wl*ere tp-y arc prepared to do all kin.la s*t BLACKSMITHING. A share of the public palrutinge is respectfully soilclt ed. Tt. No charges for Ilor-e Shoeing, when not Mtis factor; te ctivtoimTs, St. Paul, Oct. -- «> Tif.


The Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: 11. ALLEN ,&ltorncys at Late, IVillctc River, St. Croix Co., Wisconsin JOSF.PH BOWIiON, Notary Public and Land Agent, tVillovc River, St. Croix co., \V isconsin. Pre-emption claims secured and entries made by Military Land Warrants, lllnnk Deeds nn- Mortgjges const;;ally on hand, and conveyan. ccs carefully and promptly attended to. REFERENCE*: Hon. Caleb Cushings Mass. “ I. P. Walker, Wisconsin “ Charles Dunn, “ 11. 1.. Dousman, Esq, “ Gov T Nelson Dewey, “ Oct 18 xxvi tf UVilloiurircr. W. 11. 3EMMEB ALLEN & SEMMES,


ocr: tUillotDriufr. B. ALLEN. ALLEN * SEMMES, Attorneys at Law, Willow River, St. Croix Co., Wisconsin JOSEPH BOWRONT Notary Public and Land Agent, Willow River, St. Croix eo., ffisconsin. Pre-emption claims secured and entries made by Military I.autJ Warrants. Blank Deeds «n- Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyan. ces carefully and promptly attende.d to. UKFEREkces: Hon. Caleb Cushing, Mass. “ I. P. Walker, Wisconsin “ Charles Dnnn, “ H. L. Dousman, F.sq, “ Gov’r Nelson Dewey, " Octlß nvi tf W. 11. SEMMES.


ocr: B. ALLEN ALLEN & SEMJIES, Attorneys ctl Law, Willow River, St. Croix Co., Jriscvnsin. JOSEPH BOWRON, Notary Public and Land Agent, Willotc Hirer, St. Croix co., Wisconsin. Pre-emption claims secured and entries made by Military Land Warrants. Blank Deed*. ;in- Mortguge* constantly on hand, und convcyan. cee carefully and promptly attended to. RETERENCES Hon. Caleb Cushing, “ I. P. Walker, “ Charles Dunn, 11. I . Doustmin, Fl*q, Gov’r Nelson Dewey, Oct 18 xxvi tf YV. 11. 3EMME3. Mass Wisconsin


ocr: MINNESOTA PIONEER. ruiLiiHis tmr thursdw moshiho BY JAMES M. GOODHUE. ornet ox botch itxvit. nut thi /UNCTION or THIRD. IC7* THE PION EER will be furnished to sub- scribers at Two Dollars per annum, inva riably in advance. No subscriptions received for lea* than one year. Jrjj=» All Utters to this oiGre mu at be prs-paip (o receive attention. TERMS:


ocr: WHO WANTS FURNITURE! W. M. STKKH, At the CAM VET If ARE-ROOM, cor. IspJl r.er of Third and Minnesota Street*, Haim Paul, keens on hand, and will aell cheap 'jE£S!SQI for i nsli, Refits. Divans, B'irriaa, Tables, /' fi F l>csk'\ l.ouegcs, llerlatendp, Chairs and all Ef a l V other descriptions of t abien Ware, mad* " * in the bt *t manner, and out of well-srs soned materiiils ‘ The itblit arc re*|*ecMully invited lo call nnd examine. 8 H caps, fi r cloves. a<-. a iso, , | i


The Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: sl ®cDSttiaa* BOOKSELLER & STATIONER. ST. PAUL, MIN TER., Corner St. Anthony and Capitol Streets, Has wade nrmtig. niciils liv wiiioli lie v. i!i tveeivn suLscriptiutis ttuin, and will liuvc ionvardvd lo suliscriticrs at zlie r.uaii.fhf-i-s prise., ait American Periodicals and liepiiii,*, I'.-tlisli no dd Medical do do Serial*. American weekly Newspapers. London do do French do do H:s list comprises upwards of three hundred diflerent Papers. Periodicals. o o ss» s o Having just received a large nssortinenl of hook, and stationery, the suhscrilier now oflcia lor the inspection o| a’l persons, a large stock ot school hooks, togeth er with an assortment ot standard works m almost even department of knowledge, Spki.lisg Books— Webster’s Elementary and McGuflej’s Elcctic. Rkadkrs— McCufli-y’s Ist, 2d, 2d, 4th and nth. Gkogiiaphys —Smi'h’s, Mitcfieli’s and Parley's. Aritiimktics —Davies, Smitii’s, and l’ay’s ist, JJ and 3d, II i sTcms— Willard’s. WorJes on Chemistrv, (ieotO"i/, Philosophy , Physiology and Botany. Paper, Blank Boohs , Ink , Qnills,'Wafers, Steel Pen v, Sailing Wax and Envelops , in Every Variety. W. S. CO MBS, Cor. St. Anthony and Capitol sts., op. American House. Sr. Paul, November 22, 1851-g —ALSO—


ocr: IS •WHOLESALE & RETAIL. DEALERS Qwraa Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron, an*l Japan Ware. Cfi Anthony street, a lew doors west of 'lice A Haney’* store, St. Paul, Minnesota. Will keep constantly on hand and sell CHEAP FOa CASH, A large assortment of stoves of ali kinds consisting of Air Tight Cook Stoves ; St. Louis do ; Prairie State do ; Prize Premium Cook Stoves; California Air Tight ; Commercial do; Sheet iron do ; Box Stoves of every description, together with a general as sortment of Tin, Copper, Sheet lion and Japanned Ware. To up Country Merchants and Indian Traders, W c have always on hand, and will manufacture promptly to order, all kinds of suitable to the up country and Itidtun trade. Dealeis from that quarter are to givo us a call. PINERY OUTFITS, Furnished at the shortest notice ,In shotf, the public may rest assured that anything in our line that can lie turned in any establishment in the L’nited States, will he found in our shop, or manu promptly to older. St. Paul, Oet. 29, 185?. BEVANS & LANSING.


ocr: STOWES! SQMPITITION DHFjH: At tlic Cheap Store Store. On Third, between Roberts and Jackson streets. Prairie Qtn on; Pruiriu State; S'. Louis airtight; Prize premium, Grecian parlor; Collage parlor;— Lit*a parlor; Saratoga bo.\; Air light bridge & biolher’s; Sheet iion air light, of all sizes and patterns; Seven and Ten plate stoves. 1 am also receiving a new assortment of the fol lowing articles:—Hollow ware; Camp Kettles; Fry pans; bake ovens; Stew pans; Brass kettles; Spoons, Ladles, Cofile mills, churns, buckets, brass, iron and tin candle sticks; sieves, brooms, wooden and metal faucets. Zinc, sheet iron, copper and Japan ware. Iron and Brass wire; Snuffers; Trays, Spittoons, Patent Zin< washboards. Waffle irons. Sad irons. Rivets, Iron ears, Steel traps Sheep and Cow hells, Spring ballances, Curry combs, Horse cards Also, jlxjes 9 Axe handles, hatchets; Rip, and X cuts; Shovel-, spades, Fire sho vels, tongs, Grub and Carden hoes, Grub and Garden Pitch forks, PLOWS. Hydraulic rams. Force and lift IPTMNPBo Lead pipe; pig. sheet and bar lead; Russia iron: grind stones, Percussion caps; | isto’s, hunting glasses, hunting hatchets, In short, my assortment consists of almost everything usually in the stove and Tin Ware line. It is of the best quality, and I will sell at prices low’ enough to satisfy almost any one All kinds of Gutter Enve trough, Spouting, &c.; also every des cription of Job Work At al! times neatly and substantially done at my Tin Shop, at rea sonable prices. F. s. XEWELL. St. I am now receiving a splendid assortment of STOVES, of the most approved pat terns, niiiiing which will he found the Leffel’sdoub le oven; Queita of the pra iries; Irving’s air tight;—


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ocr: lUilloumocr. B. Af LKN ALLEN & SEM.RES, Attorney* at L,ate, Willow Hirer, Si. Croix Co., Wisconsin JOSEPH IHAVKON, Notary Ptiblic and I.and Agent, Willo tr River , St. Croix co., Wisconsin. Pre-emption claims secured and entries made by Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an- Mortgages constantly ou hand, and conveyau. ees carefully and promptly attended to. REFERENCE* Hon. Caleb Cushing, •« I. P. Walker, “ Charles Dunn, H.T,. Dousmrn, l'.sq, fiov’r Nelson Dewey, Oct 18 xxvi if W. ft. SKMMES. \Y isconsin


ocr: B. ALLEN ALLEN & SK9I.IES, Attorneys at Laic, fflltoie Hirer , St Croix Co., Wisconsin. JOSEPH ROVVKON, Tfotnry Public nnd Land Agent, H’illow Hirer , St. Croix co., W isconsin. Pre-emption claims secureJ und cutties made by Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeda an- Mortgages constantly on band, and conveyan. ces carefully and promptly atteuded to. REFERENCE* lion. Caleb Cushing, “ I.l*. Walker, 44 Charles Dunn, 11. L. Dottsman, Esq, Cov’r Nelson Dewey, OetlSxwidT j | , I J I ; W.II. SEMMES. Wisconsin


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ocr: THE St. Daul, S*Unncsota. Wednesday, Oct. 8, 1831. I'coplc’* Tickrt. Election on Tuesday, Oct. 14th. For Councillors, 2d. Dist. WILLIAM HENRY FORBES. GEORGE W. FARRINGTON. For Councillor, 4th Dist. LORENZO A. BABCOCK. For Representatives, WILLIAM P. MURRAY. JEREMIAH W. SELBY. CHARLES S. GAVE. JOSEPH E. FULLERTON SAMUEL J. FINDLEY. For Register o f Feeds, MORTON S. WILKINSON, For Sheriff, ANSON NORTHROP. For Prosecuting attorney, WILLIAM D. PHILLIPS. For County Treasurer, SAMUEL li. SERCENT. For Judge o f Probate, IRA B. KINGSLEY For county Commissioner, JOSEPH LEBONNE. For county Surveyor. SIMEON P. FOLSOM. For Coroner, TIIOS. P. REED For County .Assessors, JOHN HOLLAND, ISAAC I. LEWIS, JOHN B. FA RAIS. For Justices of the Peace, St. Paul cincf. JACOB J. NOAH, JOHN P. OWENS. For Constables, St. Paul Precinct. ALDEN BRYANT, ALPIIEUS R. FRENCH. Foa Road Supervisor, St. Paul Precinct. ANTOINE ROBERTS Our


ocr: BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, ST. PAUL, RIIN TER., Corner St Anthony and Capitol Streets, lias made arrangements by which he will receive subscriptions from, and will have forwurded to subscribers at the publishers prices, all American Periodicals and Reprints. British do do Medical do do Serials. American weekly Newspapers. London do do French do do His list comprises upwards of throe hundred different Papers, Periodicals, &c. Having just received a largo assortment of books and slationery, the subscriber now oilers for the inspection of a'l persons, a large stock of school books, togeth er with an assortment of standard works in almost every department of knowledge. Spelling Hooks —Webster’s Elementary and McGufiey’s Electic. Readers— McCuffey’s Ist, 2d, 2d, 4th and sth. Gkograpiiys —Smith’s, Mitchell's and Parley's. Arithmetics —Davies, Smith’s, and Ray's Ist, 2d and 3d, Distorts —Willard’s. Works on Chemistry , Geology, Philosophy , Physiology and Botany. Paper , Blank Books, Ink , Quills, Wafers , Steel Pen c , Staling Wax and Envelops, in Every Variety. W. S. COMBS, Cor. St. Anthony and Capitol sts., op. American House. St. Paul, November 22, JSSI-g A ream of two of paper, and a few steel pens, inks, books, envelops, and fancy articles, win still offered for at the corner of bench aud wabasltaw street*, g, le due* Uo v 29-uuu —ALSO—


ocr: BEVAAS & LANSING, •WHOLESALE & RETAIL. ©JS A IjER S Jly □ ill Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron, and Japan Ware. St. Anthony street, a few doors west of Rice do Haney’s store, St. Paul, Minnesota. W ill keep constantly on hand and sell CHEAP FOR CASH, A large assortment of stoves of all kinds consisting of Irving Air Tight Cook Stoves ; St. Louis do; Prairie State do; Prize Premium Cook Stoves; California Air Tight; Commercial do; Sheet iron do; Bo* Stoves of every description, together with a general as sortment of Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron and Japanned Ware. To up Country Merchants and Indian Traders, W e have always on hand, and will manufacture promptly to order, all kinds of ware suitable to the up country and Indian trade. Dealers from that quarter nro invited to give us a call. PINERY OUTFITS, Furnished at the shortest notice. In short, the public may rest assured that anything in oor line that can be turned out in any establishment in the United States, will be found in our shop, or manu factured promptly to order. St Paul, Oct. 20, BEVANS & LANSING.


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ocr: U ALLEN ALLEN A SE.H.HES, Attorneys al Litxr, Willoiv River, St Croix Co., IVisconsin. JOSEPH BOWRON, Notary Public and Land Agent, Wittoxe Hirer, St. Croix eo. t IVisconsin. Pre-emption claims secured and entries made by Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an- Mortgagcs constantly on hand, and conveyan. ces carefully and promptly attended to. KEFF.REXCCS: Hon. Caleb Cushings Mass. “ I. P. Walker, Wiseonsin “ Charles Dunn, “ H.L. Dousman, Esq, “ Gov’t Nelson Dewey, " Oct IB xxvi tf \\'. 11 SEMMLS.


ocr: utilloumiuT. It. ALI.EN ALLEN & SE.UMES, Attorneys at Law, tVillow Hirer, St. Croix Co., Wisconsin Toseph* bowkonT Notary Public and Laiul Agent, Willow River, St. Croix co., ll iscousin. Pre-emption claims secured and entries made by Military Lend Warrauta. Blank Deeds pii- Mortgages constantly on hand, and cottveyan. ces carefully and promptly attended to. R *; r But-Kcn: lion. Caleb Cushing, Mass. “ I. I*. Walker, Wisconsin “ Charles Dunn, •* ILL. Dousmau, Esq, “ Gov’r NVlsnn Dewey , “ Oct IS x.w i tf \V. tl SEMMES.


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ocr: STOVES! COMPETITION DEFIES At the Cheap Store Store. On Third, between Roberts and Jackson streets. Zinc, shod iron, copper and Japan ware. Iron and Brass wire; Snuffers; Trays, Spittoons, Patent Zinc washboards, Waffle irons. Sad irons, Rivets, Iron ears, Steel traps, Sheep and Cow bells, Spring ballances, Curry combs, Horse cards. Also, duazss. Axe handles, hatchets; Rip, and X cuts; Shovels, spades, Fire sho vels, Grub and Carden hoes, Grub and Garden scathes; Pitch forks, PLOWS. Hydraulic rams. Force and lift Lead pipe; pig, sheet and bar lead; Russia iron; grind stones, Percussion caps; pistols, hunting glasses, hunting hatchets, &c. In short, my assortment consists of almost everything usually in the stove and Tin Ware line. It is of the best quality, and I will sell at prices low enough to satisfy almost any one. All kinds of Gutter Eavc trough, Spouting, &c.; also every des cription of lob At all times neatly and substantially done at my Tin Shop, at rea sonable prices. F. S. NEWELL. St. Paul, Oct. 29, ISSI. CIIEAI* CASIJ STORE—WHOLESALE , r _ n- , „. , „ . I ain now receiving a splendid assortment of STOVES, of the most approved pat terns, among which will be found the Leflel’sdoub le oven; Queen of the pra iries; Irving’s air tight;— Prairie Queen; Prairie State; St. Louis airtight; Prize premium, Grecian paHor; Cottage Etna parlor; Saratoga box; Air tight Bridge & Brother’s; Sheet iron air tight, of all sizes and patterns; Seven and Ten plate stoves. 1 am also receiving a new assortment of the fol lowing articles:—Hollow ware; Camp Kettles; Fry pans; Bake ovens; Stew pans; Brass kettles; 3*. Spoons, Ladles, Coffee mills, churns, buckets, brass, iron and tin candlo sticks; sieves, brooms, wooden and metal faucets.


ocr: LUMBER. The St. Anthony Mill Com pany. BCG leave to inform the public that their four Saw Mills are in full operation, and all orders received shall be punctually atten ded to. The following list of prtcesof lum ber, also for ratting lumber to St. Paul, w ill be found low: No. 1 Boards, slfi.oo per M. “ 2 “ 12.00 “ “ 3 )0 00 «« “ 3 “ 800 “ Scoots' 5 00 „ Dimension for frames not ex ceed tu; 24 ft-et, 12 00 “ No. 1 Pickets, jo 00 “ 2 “ 5 00 « Extra Shingles, 350 “ No 1 “ 3 00 «• 3 “ 1 50 “ Lath 2 (0 «« 'llie said e mpany will deliver in taft in St Paul, in addition to the above prices 1, m b« at $1 50 per M., Lath 30 cents per M. In consequence of the great press of business all persons requiring lumber are requested to send in their lulls eaily. K 3” Terms cash on delivery of the raft.


ocr: BEVAJSS X IaAUfSINO, •WHOLESALE & RETAIL. DEALERS |pi| a u* i/y sa a itf* Cojij.cr, Tin, Sheet Iror, and Japan Ward. St Anthony sttcct, a few doors west of Rice & Haney’s store, St. Paul, Minnesota. " ill keep constantly on hand and soli CHEAP FOR CASH, A largj assortment of stoves of all kinds consisting of Irving Air Tight Cook Stoves ; Si. Louis do ; Prairie State do; Prize Pre>mium Cool# Stoves; California Air Tight; Commercial do; Sheet Iron do ; Box Stoves of every description, together with a general as sortment of Tin, Copper, Sheet iron and Japanned Ware. To up Country Merchants and Indian Traders. We have always on hand, and will manufacture promptly to order, all kinds of 1 ware suitable to the up country and Indian trade. Dealers from that quarter aro invited to give us a call. PINERY OUTFITS, Furnished at tie shortest notice. In short, tiie public may rest assured that anything in our lino that can he turned out in any establishment in the United Suites, will bo found in our shop, or manu factured promptly to u’-dv r. BEVANS & LANSING* St. Paul, Oct. 20, lßo*. DEXTISTKY. TO THE CITIZENS OF MINNESOTA. Dissolution^


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ocr: U. ALLEN ALLEN A SEMMEB, Attorneys at Law, Willow River, St. Croix Co., Wisconsin JOSEPH BOWKON, Notary Public and Land Agents Willow River, St. Croix eo., tl'isconsin. Pre-emption clonus secured and entries made by Military Land Warrants. Plank Heeds nn- Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyan. ces carefully and promptly a Mended to. RCriRKNCKs: Hon. Caleb Cushing, Muss. “ I. P. Walker, Wisconsin *“ Charles l)unn, “ ILL. Dousman, F.sq, “ Gov*r Nelson Dewey, “ Oct 18 xxvi tf W. H- SEMMES


ocr: D. ALI EN. ALLEN & SEMMEB, Attorneys at Loir, Willow Rii'cr , St Croix Co., Wisconsin JOSEPH BO Wit ON, Notary Public and Land Acent, Willow River, St. Croix eo., Pre-emption claims secured and entries made Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds Mortgages constantly on hand, end ces carefully and promptly attended to. REFERENCED lion. Caleb Cushing, “ I. P. Walker, “ Charles Dunn, 11. L. Dousman, Esq, Gov’r Nelson Dewey, Oct ] 3 xxvi tf llUllounitjrr. W. H. SEMMEA. w


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ocr: FCRNITI RK. CIIAIRB* IM'BEAUS*, t> dotrn Windsor chairs. 2 “ Scroll Bsc It do 1 “ Cane Scat do 1 1-2 “ Children’* do 1 “ Routing do assorted. 7 Bureaus, dressing aiul plain. For sale by J- W. SIMPSON


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ocr: w-3 (©(bsaojss® BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, ST. PAUL, MIN TER., Corner St, Anthony and Capitol Streets, [las made nrrat g iiK.-uts l»y which he will rec»*iv« Mil.scripiioits fr.m, and wilt have lorwardcd io auoscrilK'rs at ttic ptuliah'-r-t prises, all American Periodicals ami Reprints. British d» do Medical uo do Serials. American weekly Newspgperi. London do do Freneli d-> do Uis list comprises upwards *if three hundred different Papers, Periodicals. &«• S 0 0 0 ©EI. Il.n ing just reccited n large as.-ortmciit of bonk* and slationery, Ihe subscriber now off-.s lur (lie insp. clioii ••f« , l persmu. a large *loik of school books uigeth or with an assoilni-nt of standard wmks in altn si even department of knowledge, Bpi:l.Li\(i Books \V.-h>t,. r ’s Kl int iiiary and McUuffi.*)’. Eltclic. Ilk.aUKtts—.McL’ofiity J s Ist, 2d, 2d, 4lli and full. ( r kug it (Piiys—Sin i ill’s, .MitcbeH’s and Par lev's. AniTHMUTirs—Davies, Smith’s, and Kin's Ist, 2d and 9d, IlisTuiivs—Willard's, Works on Chemist nG col op if. Philosophy, Physiology mnd Botuvy. Paper , Blank Books, Ink, Quills, Wafers, Steel Pen ', St aling Wax anti Envelops , in Every Variety. W. S. COMBS, Cor. St. Anthony and Capitol sta., op. American House. St. Paul, November 22, 1801-g —ALSO—


ocr: »EVAJ*S & LANSING, •WHOLESALE & RETAIL. DEALERS Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron, and Japan Ware. St Anthony street, « few doors west of Rice & Ilaney’s SiOfO, Si. Paul, Minnesota. H ill keep constantly on hand and sell CHEIP FOR CASH, A largo assortment of stoves of all kinds consisting of Irving Air I tgltt Cook Stoves ; St. Louis do; Prairie State do; Prize Premium Cook Stoves; California Air Tight ; Commercial do; Sheet Iron do; Box Stoves ol every description, together vvuha general ns sorlincnl of Tin, Copper, Sheet Lou and Japanned Ware. To up Country Merchants and Indian Traders. " e have always on hand, and will manufacture promptly to order, all kind* of "are suitab-e to ihe up country and Indian trade. Healers from taut quarter nr* invited to give us a call. PINERY OUTFIT®, Furnished at the shortest notice. In slioit, the public may rc-l assured tb it anything m our line that can be turned out ill any es'ablishm nt in liie Untied Stales, will bo found in our shop, or manu faelured promptly to coder. BEVANS & LANSING. St. Paul, Oct. *29, IS.jt.


ocr: LOOK SHARP! HORSES Shod according to Nature, and-Shoes made for all kinds of Diseased Feel, By BROOKE & ARTHUR, At their New Shop . n S'. Anthony street, ebere Felt street, where they are prepared to do ell klnde at BIiACKSMITHXNG. A chare of the public patronage lx respectfully xoUdV ed. N. B. No charges for tlorse Shoeing, when not -satle faciory t« customer*. St. Paul, Oct. 29 a-ai. WORLD’S FAIR. NOTWITHSTANDING the Immense amonntof geede that leave onr establishment every dey, no diminu tion la perceptible In the stock upon our shelves and coun ters. We are e,.n.tantly filling up, from package* not previously epenad—adding now article* and new style*,so that customers who do not visit us datly, do nol know what we have to offer them. Dec. 13, 1331. M. CURRAN h. 00. QAA LBS. excellent smoked beef, for eels at OUU FARRINGTON'S# OAAA LBS. Western Reserve Cheese, • first rate ertW cle ror sale at FARRINGTON’S. P CEI.F'. put up l.v Wells, Miller fc Provo*', assorted In all 5!: cl Jan for sale at FARRINOTOX’S. ft BBLS. fresh buckwheat flour for rale a' o rhJuusGios’a.


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ocr: llVillounrtocr. B. ALI EN AI.LEN & HENDIES; Attorney * at Late, Willow Hirer, St. Croix Co., fflsconsm JOSEPH BOW RON. Notary Public tuul l.and Agent, Willow River, St. Croix co., Wisconsin. Pre-emption claims secured and entries made by Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds un- Mortgagcs constantly on hand, and con veynn. ces carefully and promptly attended 10. RKFSRENCES lion. Caleb Cushing, “ I. P. Walker, “ Charles Dunn, H.L. Dousman, Esq, Gov’r Nelson Dewey, Oct 18 xxvi tf W. II SEMMES. W isconsin


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ocr: At the Cheap On 1 bird, between Roberts and Jackson streets. Zinc, shod iron, copper and Jnp:m ware. Iron :md Brass wire: Snuffers; r J rays-, Spittoons, Patent Zinc wsehlmanls, \\ ttflle irons. Sad irons ? Kiv< ts. Iron ears, Steel traps, Sheep tuid Cow i.el.’s, Spring l>allanc<*s, Curry comlis, Horse cards Also, Axe handles, hatchets; Rip. and X cuts; Shovel-, spades, Fire slto vrls, (.'rub and Canlen lu.es, Cmb and Garden sevtbes; Pitch Ibrks, PLOW llvdraidir rams. Force and lift 4^414414^^9 Lend pipe; pig sheet :uiti har lead; Russia iron; grind stones, rroeks. Fercussion caps; | isfo's, limiting glasses, limiting hatchets, tvc. 11l short, my assortment, cmi-isis oi'ahnost everything usually kept in the stove and Tin Ware line, it is o( the best quality, and J will sell at prices low enough to satisfy almost any one All kinds of CJinter Euve trough, !”pouting, etc.; also every dcs eription ot At . t iit 3 anti stihs! it ly done afinv lin Sli >p, at rea sonal.lt! piiees. F. S. ISEWELL. Laid, Oct 20, 1 01 . CIIE.VF CASH ST(»Ii>:—AVIIOLE.SALE , r r j- • tt- , _ , , aad rki-ail. \cun3 Ladiess High School, GROCF.RTRS AND I’ROVISIOXS, UARDWARE BOOTS, , bltur>. tt.VTS, C AP.-.. 1-L.tirillNii, PAINTS, » '■•** dl<». OILS, OI.ASS, t-THNITCUK, BOOiiS Tt AND STATIONCUV. "• 1 LlvlVll 1, riIINCII-AL. I iim now receiving a splendid assortment of STOVES of the most approved pat terns, iiiimiig «Ireli w ill ! lx: (nun ! tin- Leffi i’s Ic oven: Queici til’ tin* pra nas; livings air tight;— Prnuie Qu en; J’iair.e State; S'. Louis air tiglit; l’riz ‘ premiuoi, (ireeian parlor; CoMagc parlor;— Etna parlor; Saratoga lx>\; Air light Bridge & Bsotiier s; Sl)( 1 t iion air tiglir, of till sizes and patterns; Seven anil Ten plate stoves. 1 am also receiving a new assortment of the fol lowing aricles:— I 1011, w wnre*L'amp Kettles; Fry pans; Bake ovens; Stew pans;' Brass kettles; Spoons. Ladles. (A.flee mills, churns, buckets, lotis-. iron and tin raudio sticks; sieves, brooms, woollen arid metal faucets.


ocr: limbeil The St. Anthony Mill Com pany BI G leave to inform Ihe public that fl eir lour Saw M.llsare lull o, eratirn. and attoruers rece.veil .-hail be p.mctm.lly alten ded to. Ihe following list 0 p p. rlC esof Inm ber. al-o lor raltn g lumber to bt.Paul, w ill be found low: Ko. 1, Boards, slP.ooperM. ii 3 -.r 1,0 “ u 3 u 1" f "> “ „ , , 8(0 « ■ r 500 “ Dimension for frames not ex ceed eg i 4 Let, ;o oo u No.lPukets, |„ ro << . . ■“ , 500 « Evlra shingles, 3 50 , f 1 “ 300 » V in 1 50 “ -Vi' a 210 “ 1 esaMcmpnoy wiII deliver in , aft in St. Paul, in addition to the above price. 1. mber at SI 50 per M., Lath 30 cents per m’ ° „I" rons ‘ ( I" P ' rp <•('thegreat press of hnsincs a " ug l„mt er are requested to SPt'd it*, their bills rally. * Terms cash on delivery of the raft.


ocr: BEVAJSS X LANSING, •WHOLESALE & EETAIL. DEALERS JN Cojij-er, Tin, Shccl Iror, and Japan Ware. St Anthony st:cct, a few doors west of Rice & Haney’s store, St. Paul, Minnesota. Will keep constantly on hand and sell CHEAP FOR CASH, A lavgi assortment of stovc-s of till kinds consisting of Irving Air Tight Cook Stoves ; St. Louis do ; Prairie Slate do; Prize Premium Cooli) Stoves; California Air Tight; Commercial do; Sheet iron do ; Box Stoves of every description, together with a general as sortment of Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron arid Japanned Ware. To up Country Merchants and Indian Traders, We have always on hand, and will manufacture promptly to order, all kinds of * ware suitable lo the up country and Indian trade. Dealers from that quarter art) invited to givo us a call. PINERY OUTFITS, Furnished at ti e shortest notice. In short, the public inav rest assured that anything in our line that can be turned out in any establishment in the United States, will be found in our shop, or manu factured promptly to fcidcr. BEVANS & LANSING. St. Paul, Oct. 29, 165'. DENTISTRY. TO THE CITIZENS OF JILNNESCTA. Dissolution^ THE Copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned is this day


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ocr: FRESH BOOKS PER EXPRESS. Notes of a Honadji, il Curran and his cotemporaries, by C, riillips, The Hangers; or the Tory’s Daughter, The Heirs of Dcrwentwater, Home Influence, by Grucc Aguilar, Vst«: of Cedars, do tio Mother's Recompense, do Woman's Friendship, do Women of Ist acl, do Sold by J. BROOKF.S, j June 26, 1851. (10) Galina, Illinois


ocr: .’. CHOITE\C, JK. JAS. lURTU O.X. FELIX VALLE IRON' MOUNTAIN IRON A.VI) NAILS. C'hotean, Harrison A Valle, PltOl HIETt >KS of the St. I.OIISROI.U NO M 11.1 S, will keep on hand a full supply of merchant bar iron, boiler plate, shrel iron ami nails, n aunfaciun-1 at tln-ir establishment, from the ore of the Iron Mount nr, ami will also keep all other aril' les usually kept in an iron store, to which they inviis tht attesitii'n of country merchants. fl , Wan house. No. 12'J, Second street, St. I ms. Mo. CfIAS. W. BOKUP, Agent at St. I’anl. 8l 1851. S—tf. . J


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ocr: BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, ST. PAUL, MIN TF.It., Corner St. Anthony and Capitol Streets, Hua miidc flrrai'g-mcnts by which he will receive subscriptions from, end will have lurwarded to subscribers at the publishers prices, all American Periodicals and ilepiint*; Uritish da do Medical do do Serials. American weekly Newspapers. London do do French do do His list comprises upwards of three hundred different Papers, Periodicals. &C. BQOXS»BOG&S»3OOES* (laving just received a large nssorimonl of book* nnd stationery, ihe subscriber now ofteis lor Ihe inspection ofa'l persons, n large stock of school books, togeth er will) an assortment of standard w orks in almost every department of knowledge, Spki.li.no Hookß— Webster’s Klcmcntary and McGuffey’s Elcc’.ic. llkadkks— McCnffev’s Ist, 2d. 2d, 4th nnd lith. G boorsph vs—Smith’s, Mitchell's und Parley's. ABiTHMKTtrs— Davies, Smith’s, and Bay’s Ist, 2d and 3d. HisTobys— Willard's. —ALSO— Works on Chemistry, Geology. Philosophy , Physiology and Botany. Paper , Blank Books , Ink , Quills , WaJ'ersi Steel Pen ', Staling Wax and Envelops , in Every Variety. W. S. COMBS, Cor. St. Anthony ami Capitol sts., op. American House. St. PaCl, November 22, 1851—g


ocr: REVAZS Sc LANSING, •WHOLESALE & RETAIL. DEALERS $ jif’ Copper, Tin, Shoot Iron, and Japan YVar©. St Anthony street, a few doors west of Rice Si Haney’s store, St. Paul, Minnesota. Will keep constantly on hand and sell CHEAP FOR CASH, A assortment of stoves of ali kinds consisting of Irving Air Tight Cook Stoves; St. Louis do; Prairie State do; Prize Premium Cook Stoves; California Air Tig lit; Commercial do; Sheet Iron do ; Box Stoves of every description, together with a general ns surtmenl of Tin, Copper. Sheet iion and Japanned Ware. To up Country Merchants and Indian Trader* W c have always on hand, nnd will manufacture promptly to order, all kinds of ware suitable to the up country and Indian trade. Dealers from that quarter are invited lo give us a call. PINERY OUTFITS, Furnished nt the Shortest notice. In short, the public may rest assured that anything in our line that can Ijc turned out in any establishment in the United States, will be foi’od in our shop, or manu factured promptly lo older. BEYANS & LANSING. St. Paul, Oct. 20, l*st. Dissolution. Copartnership heretofore existing 5 DOZ Brooms, for sale bv CFf


ocr: STOWES! COMPETITION DEFIES At flic Cheap Store Store,, On Third, between Roberts and Jackson streets. Zinc, sheet iron, copper and Japan ware. Iron sind Bra?s wire; Snufl't rs; Trays*, Spittoon?, Patent Zinc washboards, Waffle irons, Sad irons Rivets, Iron ears, Steel traps, Sheep anti Cow bells, Spring bullanccs, Cuny romlts, Horse cards. Also, JUKJES, Axe handles, hatchets; Rip, and X cuts; Shovel?, spades, Fire sho vels, (jrub and Garden hoes, Grub and Garden scathes; Pitch forks, PLOW S. Hydraulic rams. Force and lift PVBIIPSfo Lead pipe; pig. sheet and bar lead; Russia iron: grind stones, crocks. Percussion caps; pistols, hunting glasses, hunting hatchets, &c. In short, my assortment consists of almost everything usually kept in the stove and Tin Ware line. It is ol the best quality, and I will sell at prices low enough to satisfy almost any one. All kinds of Clutter Eave trough, Spouting, &c.; also every des cription of « Job Work. At al! times neatly and substantially done at my Tin Shop, at rea sonable prices. F. IS. XEWELL. St. Paul, Oct. 29, CHEAP CASH STORE-WHOLESALE T , _ ~ ... , and iu:taig. Young Ladies s High School, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, HARDWARE BOOTS, _ . SHOES, HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING, PAINTS, fcilillt LottiS, ITIo. OILS, GLASS, FURNITURE, BOOKS __ AND STATIONERY. 11. FU K K I TT, PRINCIPAL. THE subscriber, by lot*? arrivals is now in receipt and opening in his store on St. Antln.ny street, m ar ; the American House, a larg" and complete a>s.»rt ment of the above named goods, which will positive y be j soltl at lower prices for cash than ever before ottered in 1 tills nlace. Ills entire stock was selected with great car**, I am now receiving a splendid assortment of STOVES, of the most approved pat terns, mining which will he found the Leffel’sdoub le oven; Queen of the pra iries; Irving’s air light;— Prairie Qui en; Ptairto Slate; S'. Louis air tight; Prize premium, Grecian parlor; Collage parlor;— Etna parlor; Saratoga box; Air light bridge & Brother’s; Shei t iion air tight, of all sizes and patterns; Seven and Ten plate stoves. ] am also receiving a new assortment of the fol lowing articles:— M011..w ware; Camp Kettles; Fry pans; B:ikc ovens; Stew pans; Brass kettles; Spoons, Ladles, Collie mills, churns, buckets, brass, iron and tin candle sticks; sieves, brooms, wooden and melal faucets. FgNIJIS Institution has occupied Conceit Ilall, since the melancholy disaster of May I, 185 D. Il is organized in Three Departments--Ihe Primary, the Prepara


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ocr: la which they asked ihu concurrence the House, An»l asked ami obtained leave to sit a gnin upon hills No. 14, and 15 (H. of ft.) Ou rnotiuu of Mr. Tilden, The House adjourned. 2 O’clock, P. M. The Hons* was called to order by the Speaker. The roll having been called, Messrs. Brunson, Ford, Gilman, North, Slonn and Tilden, Were reported absent. Mr. Tra*k moved that <he House ad journ until Monday next at 2 o'clock, P. M. The question hoing put, And a division btdug called for and or dered, There were nyes —6, noes—2. So the House adjourned.


ocr: UHllottruxr. B. ALLEN ALLEN St SEMMES, Attorneys at Jmic, Willow River , St Croix Co ., Wisconsin JOSEPH HOW RON, Notary Public aud I,ami Agent, Willow River , St. Croix co., H'isconsin. Pre-emption clainra secured and entries nifide by Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds ntt- Mortgages constantly on hand, and convevau. ccs carefully and promptly attended to. REFERENCES Hon. Caleb Cushing, “ I. I*. Walker, “ Charles Dunn, H.L. Dousman, Lsq, Gov’r Nelson Dewey, Oct 18 XXVI tf W. U. SEMMES. w isconsin


ocr: il'dliounum'. 15. ALLEN \LLEN Ar SE.MMES, AllorntijS at Lure, Willow River, St. Croix Co., n in cons in JOSEPH BO W RON, Notary Public and Laml Agent, ll'i/lotr liicer, St. Croix co., It isconsin. Pre-emption claims secured and entries made by Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an- Morlgag ■* constantly on band, and conveyan. ces carefully mid promptly attended to. RKrcRL n c r: s Hon. Caleb Cushing, “ 1. P. Walker, “ Charles Dunn, 11. L. Dcusmnn, Esq, (iov’r Nelson Dewey, Oct 18 xxvi if W. H. sJEMMBS. Mass. Wisconsin


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ocr: €onb«, & STATIONER, ST. PAUL, MIN TER., Corner St. Anthony and Capitol Streets, Has matlf! nrrangoment.* By which ho will receive subscriptions from, and will forwarded lo subscribers at the publishers prices, nil American Periodicals and Reprints. Hriiish do do Medical do do Serials. American weekly Newspapers. London do do French do do Ilis list comprises upwards of three hundred different Papers, Periodicals, S 0 Q'KB-=± 10 0 0 02£§» H iving just received a largo assortment of hooks nnd stationery, the subscriber off.*is (or tho inspection of ;t l l persons, a large stock of school books, togeth w th an assoitmeni ot standard works in almost every department of knowledge, Spelling Hooks —Webster’s Elementary and McGufiby’s Electic. Headers— McCuffev’s Ist, 2d, 2d. 4th and sth. (tkoor.\phys —Smith’s, Mile holds and Parley's. Arithmetics—Dav es, Smith’s, and Hay's Ist, 2d and 3d. I] sruRYs —Wifard’s. If orks on Chemisinj , Geologic Philosophy. Physiology and Botany. Paper, Blank Books , Ink. Quills , Wafers, Steel Pen Scaling Wax and Envelops , in Every Variety. W. S. COMBS, Cor. St. Anthony and Capitol sts., op. American House. St. Paul, November 22, 1851-g MBEVAJ*S & ILANSING-, •WHOLESALE & RETAIL. ''vj' : y Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron, and Japan Ware, St Anthony street, a few doors west of Rice & Ilaney’s slore, St. Paul, Minnesota. Will keep constantly on hand and sell A large assortment of stoves of aii kinds consisting of Air I iglit Cook Stoves ; St. Louis do ; Prairie State do; Prize Premium Cook Stoves; California Air Tight; Commercial tio ; Sheet Iron do; Box Stoves of every description, together with a general as sortuu nt of Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron and Japanned Ware. To up Country Merchants and Indian Traders, W c have always on hand, and will manufacture promptly to order, all kinds of suitable to the up country and Indian trade. Dealers from that quarter are to give us a call. PINERY OUTFITS. Furnished at the shortest notice. In shoit, the public may rest assured that anything in our line that can be turned in any establishment in the United States, will be found in our shop, or manu promptly to Older. BEVAXS & LANSING. St. Paul, Oct. 29, 185 t. Dissolution, IIE Copartnership heretofore existinc JL between the undersigned is this day Ail persons knowing them indebted to the oid concern, w ill make payment forthwith to Charles 7’racy, who is authorized to leceipt for same. Hll accounts and notes not set on or before September, will be placed the hands of an zlHornev for collection. CIMItLHSF. TII.4CY, HENRY W. 7ILICY. H E undersigned having purchasad tho JL interest of his brother, in the concern H. W. 7'RzICY & CO., will still contin business at liis old stand, for his own where he will he happy to see his and the public generally. He will his entire attention exclusively to Groceries, aud will warrant all ar in his line. N. R. Books laid a»i’e Terms UJ£H. CHARLESF. 7’RHCY. -j| i'v DOZ. cans Fresh Oysters, just re* SA/ reived and for sale by C. F. T. DOZ. bo«t Kentucky Mustard on hand, 5 for sale by C F T PE.lCfl and Plum Jam, put up in cans, for families, for sale by C F T S NF.ILLIBLH Yeast Powders, warran & ted; for sale by C F T .Salt, in small sacks for family . use, for sale by C F T 4 N assortment of and —ALSO— A CASES best Missouri sweet leaf Chewing Tobacco, for sale bv C F T DOZ Brooms, for sale bv * J C F T O. Sugar, Clarified do, and Pewder- J. x • cd do. for sale by C F T BEST Rio Coffee, for sale by CFT O PC BBLS. best Cincinnati Whisky, 5 do Pale Cognac Brandy, 1 4 cask superior Brandy, 2 bbls each of Port, Sherry and Ma deira Wines, in store and for sale by CFT I WILL fake all the products of tba country in payment for goods at fair prices. CFT WAXTED 1500 bushels Potatoes, 600 do Oats, 600 do Corn, For goods at low prices. CFT. Liiinbt-r Tar Sale. THE undersigned wishes to inform tho citizens of .Vt. Paul and its vicinity that be is opening a Lumber Yard, near the Shingle Factory, on Jackson and Sev enth streets, and is prepared to fill orders for all kinds of Lumber of any description, Laths or Shingles. 7Vrms easy. One half up, and the bal ance on the delivery of the Lumber. J. W. B ASS, Agent for


ocr: W#S. €onb«, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, ST. PAUL, MIN TER., Corner St. Anthony and Capitol Streets, Has matlf! nrrangoment.* By which ho will receive subscriptions from, and will have forwarded lo subscribers at the publishers prices, nil American Periodicals and Reprints. Hriiish do do Medical do do Serials. American weekly Newspapers. London do do French do do Ilis list comprises upwards of three hundred different Papers, Periodicals, S 0 Q'KB-=± 10 0 0 02£§» H iving just received a largo assortment of hooks nnd stationery, the subscriber now off.*is (or tho inspection of ;t l l persons, a large stock of school books, togeth er w th an assoitmeni ot standard works in almost every department of knowledge, Spelling Hooks —Webster’s Elementary and McGufiby’s Electic. Headers— McCuffev’s Ist, 2d, 2d. 4th and sth. (tkoor.\phys —Smith’s, Mile holds and Parley's. Arithmetics—Dav es, Smith’s, and Hay's Ist, 2d and 3d. I] sruRYs —Wifard’s. If orks on Chemisinj , Geologic Philosophy. Physiology and Botany. Paper, Blank Books , Ink. Quills , Wafers, Steel Pen Scaling Wax and Envelops , in Every Variety. W. S. COMBS, Cor. St. Anthony and Capitol sts., op. American House. St. Paul, November 22, 1851-g MBEVAJ*S & —ALSO—


ocr: HORSES Shod according to Nature, and Shoe* male for all kinds of Diseased Feet, IP* BROOKE & ARTHUR, At their New Shop » n SL Anthony street, above Fort street, where they are prepared to do all kinds of BLACKSMITEIUG. A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicit* N. 11. No charges for Horse Shoeing, when not satis factory to customers. St. Paul, Oct. 2*2 c-uf. PATTISON & BENSON. \ T the stables in the rear of American Ilouse, St. f\. Paul, keep constantly on hand a large stock of Hors es and Carriages of the !»e>t kind, and are prepared at all time to convey passengers to all parts of the country, with expedition and satety. We will also run a smv-iu: of splendid between St. Paul and St* Anthony d«- the season, leaving each place every morning and even ing regularly*, making twice a day each way. Extras furnished for pleasure parties and others, at a moment’s notice. As they employ n<>ns hut the most the most timid need have no fear of ac


ocr: Wt, Set BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, ST. PAUIa, MIN TF.R., Corner St. Anthony and Capitol Streets, Has made Hrrangttmenis by which ho wtll receive subscriniions from, and will have lonvarded lo subscribers at the publishers prices, all American Periodicals and Reprints. British do do Medical do do Serials. American weekly Newspapers. London do do ... .. French do do liis list comprises upwards of ihreo hundred different Papers, Periodicals, &c. 800£8»390SS--B00BSa Having just rece.ved a large nssoriment of book, and stationer* Ihe subscrilier now offi.is lor ihe insp.*ciion of u'l persons, a large Mock of school books, logelh er will, an assort,neni of standard works in almost every department of knowledge. bPKLLixG Looks—Webster s Elementary and McUuffey’s Eleclic ° Readers—McCuffey’s Ist, 2d, 2d, 4t!i find sih. (jeographys— Smith’s. .Mitchell's and Parley's. Arithmetics— Davies, Smith’s, and Rav's l*t, 2d and 3d. IlihToßYs—Wjllard's. Worl's on Chemistry , Geology, Philosophy , Physiology and Botany. Paper , Blank Books , Ink. Quills,'Wafer's, Steel Pen*, Staling Wax mul Envelops, in Every Variety. W. S. COMBS, Cor. St. Anthony and Capitol sts., op. American House. St. Paul, November 22, 1851-g —ALSO—


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ocr: 11. ALI.EN. W.II. SEMMES. ALLF.N & SEJIMES, Jlltorneys at Loir, Willoxo Hirer , Si. Croix Co., Wisconsin JOSEPH DOWKON, Notary Public and Land Agent, U'illoxo Hirer, SI. Croix co., Wisconsin. |'rf claims secured and sutries made by Military Land Warrants. Plank Deeds an- Mortgages constantly on hand, aud couveynn. tes narufuUy and promptly attended to. lllillow river.


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ocr: at jmtl, Httrniraota. Wednesday, Oct- 15, 1851. Election on Tuesday, Oct. 14th. People 9 sTickrf. For Councillors. 2 J. T)isi. WILLIAM HENRY FORRES. GEORGE W. FARRINGTON For Covncillvr. 4th Dint. LORENZO A. BABCOCK For Representatives, WILLIAM P. MURRAY. JEREMIAH W. SELBY. CHARLES S. CAVE. JOSEPH E. FULLERTON. SAMUEL J. FINDLEY. For Register of Deals, MORTON S. WILKINSON For SherifT, ANSON NORTHROP, For Prosecuting Attorney, WILLIAM D. PHILLIPS. For County Treasurer, SAMUEL li. SERGENT. For Judge of Prolate, IRA B. KINGSLEY For county Commissioner, JOSEPII LEBONNE. For county Surveyor. SIMEON P. I'OLSOM For Coroner, TIIOS. P. REED. For County Assessors, JOHN HOLLAND, ISAAC I. LEWIS, JOHN B. FARAIS. For Justices of the Peace, St. Paul Pre- cinct. JACOB J. NOAH, JOHN I*. OWENS. For Constables, St. Paul Precinct. ALDEN BRYANT, ALPIIEUS R. FRENCH. For Road Supervisor, St. Paul Precinct, ANTOINE ROBERTS.


ocr: STOVES! SCMPITITION DHFIHI At flic Cheap Store Store. On Third, between Roberts and Jackson streets. Zinc, shnet imn. copper and Jupnn ware. Iron ;md Brass wire; Snuffi-rs; Trays, Spittoons, Patent Zinc washboards, Waffle irons. Sad Rivets. Iron ears, Steel traps, Sleep and Cow hells, Spring bal la rices, Curry combs, Horse cards. Also, dunes, Axo bandies, hatchets; Rip. and X cuts; Shovel-, spades, Fire sho vi-ls, (»ruh and (iardeu lines, is rub ar.d Garden scythes; Pitch forks, PLOW Hydraulic rams. Force and lift Lend pipe; pig sheet and bar lend; Russia iron: grindstones, crocks. Percussion caps; | istoV, hyntins: glasses,.limiting hatchets, &,c\ In short, nty assortineiit consists ot ahiutst cvei'ylhiog itsuallv kept in the stove and Tin Ware line. Jt is of the host quality, and I will sell at prices low enough to satisfy almost any one All kinds of Gutter Euve trough, Spouting, &c.; also every des cription of Job Work At all tunes neat.y and substantially done at my lin Shop, at rea sonable pi ices. F. S. J\ EWELL. s?t. I'aul, Oct. 29, I am now receiving a splendid assorlmryil of STOVES, of the most approved pat terns, mining which will he found lli.- Leffel’sdoub le oven; Queen of ihe pra iries; Irving’s air light;— Prairie Qm on; Prairie Slate; S'. Louis air tight; Prize premium, Grecian parlor; Collage parlor;— Etna parlor; Saratoga bn.\; Air light Bridge & Bioilier’s; Sheet iron air tight, of ull sizes and patterns; Seven and 'Pen plate stoves. ) am also receiving a new assortment of ihe fol lowing a rides: —Hollow ware; Camp Kettles; Fry pans; Bake ovens; Stow pans; Brass kettles; Spoons. Ladles, Cnflee mills, churns, buckets, brass, iion and tin candle sticks; sieves, brooms, wooden and uidal faucets.


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ocr: STILLWATER HOC SK „ Main Strret\ Stifitvafer, JHinntfict* HXid S. I~ BWOHO having taken vie**! 1 - <*f Ihb web. Itaiffl tnoHii Hotel, and t yilivfc, jyS't'V an/ -ilk vated It, h» W receive an* vVH'tWb lim friend* ami the |t> aaahliiQwa *IK-«»wn to tho want* of hi* gotyf* Sc <v merit ■ liberal palrofiaga. XT UugS?>jV to ami fiuoi the House frao of charge. J7-lf -**W, Wine, and Boston Crackers far »».*


ocr: U. A1.1.K.N ALLEN & SK.MM ES, Alio nicy* at Law, Willow River, St. Croix Co., Wisconsin. JOSEPH DOW RON, Notary Public and liiuid Agent, Willoic Hirer, St. Croix co., H isconsin. Pre-emption claims secured and entries made by Military Land Warrants, Itl.tuk Heeds un- Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyun. ces carefully and promptly atti tided to. REFERENCE*: Hon. Caleb Cashing, Mass. “ I. P, Walker, Wisconsin “ Charles Dunn, “ 11 . E. Dousmnn, Esq, “ (iov’r .N"lsoii Dewey, “ Oct 18 \.\\i tf mmtmm pi—■ inimniu W. 11. SJEMMEsfi


ocr: 1L ALLEN ALLEN dr SEMES, Attorneys at Imic, Willow Hirer, St. Croix Co., Wisconsin JOSEPH” BO WHOM, Notary Public and Land Agent, Willow River, St. Croix co., Wisconsin. Pre-emption claims secured and entries made by Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds nn- Mortgnges constantly on band, and conveyan. ces carefully and promptly attended to. REVERENCE* Hon. Caleb Cushing, “ I. P. Walker, “ Charles Dunn. II.L. Dousman, Esq, Gov*r Nelson Dewey, Oct 18 xxvi tf W. n. SK.MMES. Mnss. Wisconsin


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ocr: STOVES! COMPETITION DEFIES At tiie Cheap Store. © On Third, between Roberts and Jackson streets. Zinc, sheet iron, copper and Japan ware. Iron and Brass wire; Snuffers; Trays, Spittoons, Patent Zinc washboards, Waffle irons, Sad irons ? Rivets, Iron ears, Steel traps, Sheep and Cow helis, Spring ballances, Curry combs, Horse cards. Also, jkxxusi. Axe handles, hatchets; Rip, and X cuts; Shovels, spades, Fire sho vels, tongSj Grub and Carden hoes, Grub and Garden scythes; Pitch forks, PLOWS. Hydraulic rams. Force and lift H>WQ3>B» Lead pipe; pig, sheet and bar lead; Russia iron; grind stones, crocks. Percussion caps; pistols, hunting glasses, hunting hatchets, &,c. In short, my assortment consists of almost everything usually kept in the stove and Tin Ware line. It is of the best quality, and I will sell at prices low enough to satisfy almost any one. All kinds of Gutter Eave trough, Spouting, &,c.; also every des cription of J°fe Work At al! times neatly and substantially done at my Tin Shop, at rea sonable prices. F. S. NEWELL. St. Oct. I am now receiving a splendid assortment of STOVES, o! tiie most approved put terns, among which will he found the Leffel’sdoub le oven; Queen of the pra iries; Irving’s air tight:— l’rairie Queen; Prairie State; S». Louis airtight; Prize premium, Grecian parlor; Cottage parlor;— Kina parlor; Saratoga box; Air tight Bridge cV Brother’s; Sheet iron air tight, of all sizes and patterns; Seven and Ten plate stoves. 1 am also receiving a new assortment of the fol lowing articles:—Hollow ware; Camp Kettles; Fry pans; Bake ovens; Stew pans; Brass kettles; Spoons, Ladles, Coffee mills, churns, buckets, brass, iron and tin candle sticks; sieves, brooms, wooden and metal faucets.


ocr: STOVES! COMPETITION DEFIES At the Cheap Store Store, On Third, between Roberts and Jackson streets. Zinc, shod iron, copper and Japan ware. Iron and Brass wire; Snuffers; Trays, Spittoons, Patent Zinc washboards, Waffle irons t Sad irons, Rivets, Iron ears, Steel traps, Sheep and Cow bells, Spring ballanccs, Curry combs, Ilorse cards. Also, JLXESSf Axe handles, hatchets; Rip, and X cuts; Shovels, spades, Fire sho vels, Grub and Garden hoes, Grub and Garden Pitch forks, PLOWS. Hydraulic rams. Force and lift Lead pipe; pig, sheet and bar lead; Russia iron; grind stones, Percussion caps; pistols, hunting glasses, bunting hatchcfs, In short, my assortment consists of almost everything usually in the stove and Tin Ware line. It is of the best quality, and I will sell at prices low enough to satisfy almost any one. All kinds of Gutter Eave trough, Spouting, &c.; also every des cription of Joh Work At all times neatly and substantially done at my Tin Shop, at rea sonable prices. F.S. NEWELL. St. Faul, Oct. 29, ISSI, I am now receiving a splendid assortment of STOVES, of the most approved pat terns, among which will be found the Leffcl’sdoub le oven; Queen of the pra- I Jp iries; Irving’s air tight;— J Prairie Queen; Prairie State; S'. Louis airtight; Prizo premium, Grecian parlor; Cottage parlor;— Etna parlor; Saratoga bus; Air tight Bridge A; Brother’s; Sheet iron air tight, of ull sizes and patterns; Seven and Ten plate stoves. 1 am also receiving a new assortment of the fol lowing articles:—Hollow ware; Camp Kettles; Fry pans; Bake ovens; Stew pans; Brass kettles; , Spoons, Ladles, Coflee mills, churns, buckets, ijbrass, iron and tin candle sticks; sieves, brooms, 'wooden and metal faucets. a>irms>Ss>


ocr: BEVAffS k LANSING, WHOLESALE & RETAIL. DEALERS piL ticD’vf as^Sf 1 Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron, and Japan Ware. Sl. Anthony street, a few doors west of Rice dc Haney’s store, St. Paul, Minnesota. Will keep constantly on hand and sell CHEAP FOR CASH, A largy assortment of stoves of all kinds consisting of Irving Air Tight Cook Stoves ; Sl. Louis do; Prniric Slate do; Prize Premium Cook Stoves; California Air Tight; Commercial do; Sheet Iron do; Box Stoves of every description, together with a general as sortment of Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron and Japanned Ware. To up Country Merchants and Indian Traders, W’e have always on hand, and will manufacture promptly to order, nil kinds of ware suitable to the up country and Indian trade. Dealers from that quarter are invited to give us a call. PINERY OUTFITS, Furnished at ihe shortest notice. In short, the public may rest assured that anything in our line that can be turned out in any establishment in the United Slates, will be found in our shop, or manu factured promptly to order. St. Paul, Oct. 20, ISSI DENTISTRY. TO THE CITIZENS OF MINNESOTA BEYANS & LANSING. Dissolution. TIIE Copartnership heretofore existing between Ihe undersigned is this day dissolved. All persons knowing them selves indebted to the old concern, will please make payment forthwith to Charles F. T racy, who is authorized to receipt for the same. All accounts aud notes not set tled on or before .September, will be placed in the hands of an Attorney for collection.


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ocr: . ma.b etatliiiJC. eoala, pants, \iMta, < ntuu overcoats, j shirts, drawers and unJersliii t.ft r cheap for cadi. i ,irn| era and b. or- s<•i; t» nri to tie*, ve the < r.nloui jpi *.amt Paul. We can alw-sv* be found in our hop on . Third Street, nearly apposite H. A I .anhen’s. W 11.1. l W. A HENRY MKIUI'I*. ' Ha ml Paul Mae 9t, IRf-1 fi—ls fITIWS I.OTB tu rtaint Anthony f alls I ; *al» Ap- M pi) t« |aia» fi, leJl. —fc) J. F. WfLlfON- STVLISIi coats* CIENTKEL Veala, and n-fll (i!hi| haul*. haf» mwl) X to * itli the aunts* of mankind. The drraa, ia the moat cttnon* index of the man ; and porhapa the mo »nt;. of people ancomcioualy make it thecritcrion ot the wearer. It will be our •u<!y. to enable wurcnalnawala i’!Mr a rood imwre*»ion upon tin- world, ao far «a it ran W arconiplithi'i i> apparel. We have a large ntixirt rient of riot ha ami iri.itßKßga, of every iiualitv; am’ will not w.ly taiiir ill pmienli tu order, omran'ed to fit; hat we shall keep ua hand a . k< ire a*aort»»r.t of ready


ocr: Sar.it 3lutl)onn. {lani EL Tmatchu, Jr. W. 1. R mTb*h7l£.. J THATCHER V MARSHALL, LAND AGENTS, St. Anthony Fail*, Vianuot* Territory. Pnrtienlar attention p a ,.l to the pnrchssr and aale ami payment of Tate*. One of the firm t practical Itanrct or, l.aml* w ill he selected for Kmi. grant.*,and hiealinio- made lor tho*. entitled to Itnuntv t,*Ac« tinder tit* late Act, bv at-I'd imr uml cvuni nation. _ Khmse y e.itns


The Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: STOWES! COMPETITION DEFIED At the Cheap Store Store. © On Third, between Roberts attd Jackson streets. Zinc, sheet imn, copper nm] J-ipnn ware. Iron and Brass wire; Snuffers; Trays, Spittoons, Patent Zinc washboards, Waffle irons, Sad irons. Rivets, Iron ears, Steel traps, Sheep nnd Cow bells, Spring ballances, Curry combs, Horse cards. Also, JLXX2S 9 Axe handles, hatchets; Rip, and X cuts; Shovel', spades, Fire sho vels, tongs, Grub and Carden hoes, Grub arid Garden scythes; Pitch forks, PLOWS. Hydraulic rams. Force and lift Lead pipe; pig, sheet and bar lead; Russia iron: grind stones, crocks. Percussion caps; pistols, hunting glasses, hunting hatchets, &c. In short, my assortment consists of almost everything usually kept in the stove and Tin Ware line, it is of the best quality, and 1 will sell at prices low enough to satisfy almost any one. All kinds of Ciutter Euve trough, Spouting, Slc.; also every des cription of Job Work At all times neatly and substantially done at my Tin Shop, at rea sonable prices. F. S. NEWELL. St. Paul, Oct. 29, l r sl. CHEAP CASH STORE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. I am now receiving a splendid assortment of STOVES^ of liie most approved pat- . terns, urnnng which will P be found tin; Lfffel’sdoub- p le oven; Queen of the pra- | irit-s; Irving's air tight;— Prairie Qu.cn; Piuirio Slate; S'. Louis air light; Prizj premium, Grecian parlor; Collage parlor;— Etna parlor; Saratoga ho\; Air tight Bridge A: Brother’s; Sheet iion air tight, of all siz< s and patterns; Seven and Ten plate stoves. I am also receiving a now assortment of the fol lowing articles:— Uuillow ware; Camp Kettles; Fry pans; Bake ovens; Stew pans; Brass kettles; i Spoons, Ladles, Coffee mills, churns, buckets. brass, iron and tin candle sticks; 6ievcs, brooms, wooden und metal faucets.


ocr: REMOVAL, r r h P St * P,lul HAT A. CAP store, has m A been removed to Third Street, pear Jl ih- junction i where tnav be found, . full as sot tmeut ol Hats and Cap*, of the latest style. r ’* CR,ve ‘ 1 »» assorment olSum mer Hafs. eomprtsing Dunstable Braids, Sen net, Palm Leaf* &c., of various styles. r. west McCloud.


The Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: WHO WANTS Ki lIYITI RF.I W. M. STEER, V At the < .nil Vf.T ir.tKV-ROOM, ror- | Pjdf ner of Third and Minmaiota Streets, Sairt - Paul, keeps on hand, and will sell cheap . 'fSSffSSm for rash, Sofa*, Divans, IlnrfHis, Tables, ' I ft; I Desks, Lounge*. Hri'.ste.'uW, Cl airs and all ¥ " v 1 tsber description* of Cabinet Ware, mod* * * in me be<t manner, ami out of well-sre- ; stored materials The übli. art; respecliuliy ir.xit.d to l < nil and oaamlne. 2 14 Fvn caps, rra bi.oves, *c. 1 Cloth Cap*—being foot I* of the ftiitsl <li seriplioti


Burlington free press. [volume]

ocr: WINTER!! AS the sensou of snow anil ice approaches, the people naturally begin to look out lor tlie menus of protection against the bitter cold ul this climate. The old lavorile lor this purpose is which, In one shape or another alwayshas been, ami probably always will be worn by the inhabitants o cold countries. Tlie subscriber, mindful ol the necessities of hi friends , has been at unusual pains to provide a plenti ful assortment, nf great variety and beauty, which he oilers in tlie lull conlidencc tliat it CAN'T BE BEAT out of the cities. It conist j of MUFFS, . . V1CTORIXES, UOAS and COLLARS, Of the finest as well ns the cheaper varieties of Fur at prices that cannot fail to suit any reasonable per son. Fur and Steam Down tiiumiitigs in ,gtcat abundance, and olraru beauty. ii E i T L 12 171 15 i , WlLt, rixii AT WEED'S a very rich and c.xlctiivc assortment ol run coats, cloths, coi.i.aus AND CAP'S, OF EVERY VARIETY. AUO. BVFFALO COATS, AXD 11011 US, as good and as cheap na can be obtained any where. He keeps a3 usual all furls of vwi i both" Distinctive" and otherwise, and CAPS, CAPS, of the usual variety and excellence. Hats', Caps and Fur Goods of every description, manufactured as usual, and warranted. All the above articles will be sold Cheaper lor than ever before ofleied in this market. GEORGE II. WEED. College St., Burlington, Nov.l 2, 1B5I.

place_of_publication: Burlington, Vt.

publisher: L. Foote


ocr: Engine J'aciwg Host, Jjc, .Sr., -Sc. Our Stock of Hard Ware has been wlteted with great care, and will be fold ns low at can be buhi at any other Ilouse. .Merchants, .Mechanic'a and Farmers wishing to purchais will do well to call and examine tar themselves. ISurhncton, Vt , June 17, '51. irt, liii CLOTHING. Pl7JtCIIASEKS,ot this vicinity visitisK Bia ton, in want ot a First Hate Article of Clothing, For SI'llING and SL'.M.MF.R WEAR, art licularly invited to call at UK OWN & UWRXC 'h IN THE LSI-IKE Bl'tMEIT or TBI OLD STATE HOUSE, r r o n t i x o Stit i St., II o s t o u, Where can be lound the Larget and most txun sive Stock of FASHIONABLE KBADY jWADK CLOTHING In this City manufacliired by the best of norXrren, and Irom the newest style of (Joodi of this seasen's importation, which we oflerat Wholesale and K uil, at prices as low as any Clothing llajja in tW Union. The ATTKXTI0.V OF COlTfTRT DEiLtIS Is refpecltully solicited. f!entlenien in wantofa Superior (iarmrnt, can find one at thi F.nablish ment, equal lo any thai is Custom .Mad. si we intend at all time iokrep on hand the Brs) Fitaiiy-. Mude Clotlitug wntc'i can be lound al this tr ais liter city, in whiih we have become so justly celt- rated. G.1RMF.T M.'WI! TO ORDER. rotn New and Desirable Goods, selected trom th ia uimg's imporlaiioii, togelher with a gcatralaa- oriment ol FANCY ARTICLES. Suitable InrGenilenien's Ware. Before purchasing please ca 11 at the OLD STATE HOUSE, Frunnng State-sirt, Rosicn. April 1851, 1, wlOyrl Anu'iMoaii Hardware. B1JVEX & DOUGLASS, M.VNUF ACUKEKS AO EAT, o. 5 I'lntt Street, Three doors Irom Pearl Street. NKW-YQRK. OL'LU refiecttully invite the auennon of the Hardware Trade to their Stick of goods, it eived direct Irom the .Manulacurejs, and tor ul on favorable terms. .Yew York, July, '51, w3.$rass Y.j.'iflijk,. '..vu- 't'jift.lr IS. 4fl ,1. 11 .fl S M. rices. E. C. LOO.MIS, Inis this day received from New York, a large jnanti'y of tlie Best Hemlock laned Spanish Sole Leather, that he will sell at 15 cenls (cash) a round, by the Side ot Huu dred ; also Morocco, Kids, Finding". lals,iV- &c. Oak and Hemlock fined, Sl-iughier Sole Uoiirr , likewise, ol Ins own Manutai tutinj;, nd now fcn. ishing Khl Siden Vpper I-ailier (heavy and iJCDt 0 5li do, I'allskms ; 6 dot Wool uned Sheepskins ; 5IHI Sides Harness ; 100 Sides Belling Lf alsr , Horse Hides, (trained Leather, .Vc , c lnl.icl allknuNol l.eailier, Lasis.and Hoot I rets, " I ol tneli we will Mil as i' vl a- call be bought ..I cw York .... 1 "liiv j ! r("T iTTT' -f m '.. iifS-rBfiil'l