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LATEST FROM BELOW.
The flying West Newton, on her sec
ond trip this week, passed St. Paul this
morning at 3 o’clock, on her way to Fort
Snelling. She returned to our landing
at live. By the attention of her officers,
we have Galena papers of Thursday.
We extract the following:
Cholera at Dubuqte. — We learn
from the Dubuque stage driver, that but
two or three deaths from cholera occurr
ed in that city on Tuesday. The disease
appears to be on the decline. — Jeff .
The Excelsior, Capt. Ward, arrived
from St. Louis yesterday at 5 o’clock,
with a very heavy load of passengers and
freight for up river, and left same eve
ning.—.idv.
Fok Sr. Paul.— The steamers Saint
Paul and Dr. Franklin left yesterday for
St. Paul with an average of*3oo passen
gers each, and all the freight they could
carry. The passenger and freight trade,
above Galena, has increased 300 percent,
within one year. Minnesota will treble
her population the present summer.— Jeff.
Hon. \V:n. R. King, of Alabama, is
the Democratic nominee for Vice Presi
dent.
The Steamer Ren Campbell arrived at
Galena on Thursday, and was to leave
for St. PauPyejterday.
Our former fellow-citizen, Mr. John
Crombacker, who has been absent in
Calitornia two years, was a passenger by
the Newton this morning.
The Dr. Franklin arrived this morning
at hall-past live o clock. We are again
indebted to Mr. Melvill for papers.
By the following, from the Galena Ad
vertiser of last Saturday, it will be seen
an amicable arrangement has been made
between the Galena and Keokuk packets,
in regard to carrying the river mail. We,
and the whole upper country, are glad of
it:
Wc understand that MeCune & Co.,
proprietors of the Keokuk packets, have
made arrangements for carrying the mails
between ft. Louis and Galena, with the
Galena boats, and that they are to com
mence tiic service at once. The follow
ing commanders have been consulted and
agree to tile proposition :
Minnesota, Gleiin, leaves St. Louis
Monday. Brunette. Barger, leaves St.
Louis Tuesday. Gulden Era, Bersie,
leaves St. Louis Friday. Saranac, Itilev.
leaves St. Louis Saturday.
Further arrangements will probably be
made for Wednesday and Thursday, as
follows :
Shanamlo.ih, -, leaves St. Louis
Wednesday. Danube, Green, leaves St.
L mis Thursday.
So the arrangement is completed at
list, in a manner very similar to that
which we have suggested from time to
time, for some months past. The Keo
kuk Packet Company’s boats will no long
er appear at our Levee, but we have se
cured all the advantages that would have
accrued, had they done so.
M mm:. —At the W hig Convention for
lln- -till Congressional District in Maine
held sit. Augusta on the 2a:h ult., Hon.
Divid C. Magoon, of Rath, was iinani
iiiaiisly chosen a Delegate to the Whig
National Convention. He was instructed
to vote for Gen. Scott.
Tl le Whig Congressional Convention
lor the a h District, assembled at Dover
on die 2'),li nil., and iiiianiinous’y nomi
nated Hon. E Waslibnnie, Jr., the pres
ent member of Congies. for re-election.
Col. VV. H. Mills, of Hangor, was cho
sen delegate to the IN lug National Con
vention. He was also instructed for
Seott.
Win. K. Kimball lias been nominated
by the Loco Focos of the Oxford and
Lincoln district as their candidate for
Congress, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the death of Hon. Charles Andrews.
Hon. Isaac Reed is the Whig candidate.
From the Bluffs—Emigrants Re
turning, &c.—The Delaware relumed
last evening from Council Bluffs, having
performed tlie trip to that point si ml hack,
taking upwards ol (iOO tuns of freight,
in thirteen days and a half. She reached
the Bluffs on the 2<>th, and si few hours
after the Honduras landed, an ! the day
following the two boats discharged 1,100
barrtds of flour arid odier provisions
lice led, in like quantities, into the town
and glutted the market. 1 lour, which
had been the day previous selling at .'fttj
and 67 per hundred, declined to 6 7 and
68 per bid., and the general impression
was, it would go down to tt'fi. The cap
tain of the Honduras, who had a consid
erable quantity on his own account, stored
it, and returned in company with the
Delaware. Kanesville. Irotn all accounts,
is vet thronged with Mermans, the Cali
fornian and Oregon emigrants having
nearly all left.
Painful minors of sickness among the
emigrants on the plains, have recently
reached Kanesville and points below.
Tiie cholera, it is said, or a disease re
sum'd.ng it, has played havoc with some
of the trains, and tiie Indians are very
troublesome Several skirmishes have
taken place between them and the emi
grants, near the frontier, and killed and
wounded are reported on both sides.
These rumors, we have reason to be
lieve and hope, are in a great degree un
founded.
Among the passengers on the Dcla- j
ware was Mr. Thomas and another gen
tleman, returning Californians, after
reaching Blue river, some one hundred
and fifty miles from St. Joseph. They
give as reasons lor their return, the ap
pearance of cholera among the emigrants,
and the evident difficulties they would
have to encounter, not only incident to
the trips, but from the Indians. They
bring their stock with them. Others
will lollow their example. The Dela
ware reports the health of the Missouri
towns good since the departure of the
emigrants. She returns to the Bluffs. —
St. Louis Intel.
Sioux Treaty. —The Washington Re
public of the 27th makes no mention of
the Sioux Treaty, reported to have been
ratified on the 26‘th—hence wc conclude,
that the report was not true.
Wolves are getting troublesome in
Grant county, and the citizens have de
termined on the process of summary
ejectment ; and accordingly we find the
following in the Herald :
Grand Wolf Hunt —At the Head of
Grant, on Saturday, the sth of June.—
Every body is requested to meet at Mr.
Crolt’s house, in the morning at nine
o’clock, lor drill preliminaries, and to re
ceive all necessary orders for the cam
paign. It is expected every man in the
regiment will have one or more dogs, a
gun and a tin horn. Commissioned offi
cers of the Wisconsin Militia arc polite
ly invited to be on parade ; and all hero: s
of the Black Hawk War.
The old gentleman who thought he
could teach girls how to make love, is
about erecting an academy for the pur
pose of instructing fleas in the art of
jumping.
The man who had to lower his shirt
collar to pass under the Wheeling Bridge,
arrived in Cincinnati last week. He was
laboring under a slight attack of the col
lar-y morbus.
Judge Edmo.vds.—The Albany Knick
erbocker says that in consequence of the
strange conduct of this gentleman with
reference to the spirit rappings, visions,
&c., several gentlemen of the bar in that
city, intend to apply to Gov. Hunt for a
commission lo inquire into Lis sanity.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany are now working a locomotive up a
grade 520 feet lo the mile. This grade
occurs at the tunnel, where a temporary
track has been laid over the mountain,
for the purpose of transporting material
for the road beyond, in advance of open
ing that work. The locomotive used
weighs 21 tons, and the ordinary load at
tached lo it, in addition to its own weight
is twelve tons. This grade has thus far
been worked with regularity and safety.
The whole power obtained is in the or
dinary adhesion of the driving wheels.
Indi ans About.—The Mineral Point
Tribune of last week notices the appear-
ance of a large body of Indians in that
quarter, on their way north. They were
removed to the Missouri country last fail
!>\ the State Government, but disliking
their new quarters, leave come hack to
their old ones. The Madison Democrat
mentions that a large band parsed through
that town on their way to Sheboygan.—
-Milwet like' Sc alia el.
B. G. Ferris, of Ithaca, in this State,
formerly Member o! Assembly, has been
appointed by the President, Secretary of!
Utah. He did not ask for the place, but
accepted it, and will soon start for the |
Great Salt Lake, to endeavor lo harmon
ise our Mormon brethren. —Xcw York
Express.
The Methodist General Con'crence.
North, has decided in favor of the pew
system, an 1 against that article of Metho
dist discipline which requires that “ tr.cn
and women should sit apart in all the l
churches,” bv a vote o! St) to (32.
The Rio Bravo of the lltli. says tie ;
Cam inches are devastating tl-.c Rio Gran le
country by frightful murders and robber
ies. Roth the American and Mexican
population are in many instances aban
doning their homes, seeking safety by
flight into Mexico.
A Little too Fast.— The report tint
Gen. Ruder was nominate 1 for President
got into circulation last evening, where
uuen one of the most ardent supporters of j
D mglas caught it up, pronounced it
- just the thing—the strongest that could
j be made, in fact a d 1 * elegant’ notni
n ition !” —Chicago Jour.
Galena Boats Laid I i>. —The great j
searci y ot' downward freights in the Ga
lena trade, and the reduction i:i prices,
the result of various causes, has induced
several of the regular traders to with
draw for a short time, or at least till there
is some visable improvement in the busi
ness. The Bon Accord is laid up, at the;
|foot of Walnut st. The Martha No. 2, j
at the same place, and the Dubuque at III:-
noistown. The Highland Mary No. 2. s
under charter to Captain Miller, and runs
as a Nashville packet, in place of the
fast West Newton. — St. Louis Union.
Coffee. —The production of codec in
Brazil, the pist year, has been 1,700.000
bags, or 272 millions ol lbs. In 1820.
the production was fifteen millions of
pounds.
The consumption in the United States
the past 3!) years lias increased rapidly.
In 1821, the consumption per head to the
inhabitants of the United States was one
pound four ounces. In 1830. the propor
tion had increased to three pounds per
head, the foreign price having fallen f>o
per cent. Alter the 31st of December,
1830, codec paid two cents, and in 1831,
one cent ; after which it was free. The
importation in the year 1831 doubled in
consequence of the reduced duty, and
the consumption per head for the four
years ending with 1842 averaged six
pounds per head, having quadrupled to
each inhabitant since 1821.
A Clever Woman.— The Milwaukee
Commercial acknowledges the receipt of
a dollar i'roin “ a lady subscriber,” who
selects that paper because “ she is fond
of romance, and thinks the democratic
press deal very largely in that com
modity.”
MARRIEU.
In Saint Paul, on Saturday June 5. l>y Rev. T. M. Ful
lerton, Or. E. PI'GSLKY, of Xeenah, Wisconsin, to
Miss MINERVA EM KLINE BREWSTER, of SL Paul.
World’s Fair!
EIIY Boat, almost is now bringing
us New Goods, which we are scl;ln£ ten per cent,
eh a per than any oth.T house in town. Let this be borne
in mind. Cl'KllAN h. LAWLER.
\I7 AR EAGLE FLOUR, fresh ground,
t \ the best ever in this market, Just rec *ived an ! fo'
KKV is. FA KM Kit.
THRESH BUTTER —A very superior
JU article for sale by RET «t FARMER.
IARD —An extra article put up in
J tare, '-Tpr-city for family tee, for sale by
1 ’ P.EY & FARMER.
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
Cat heart & Tyson,
ITA\ E leased the new store on the
* X. corner <*f Roberta and Fourth streets, where they
are now openlmr a fresh st »cic ..f Groceries, Provisions
an 1 Feed; which they offer at wholesale anti retail to the
citizens of Saint Paul and the surrounding country, at es
I»w prices as they can be purchased west of St. Liub.
Their stock cousista in part as follow 4;
Crushed and Powdered Suzars, Java, Rifffc LazuiraCoflee
NOan 4 Cladded do Y 11, Imperial,Gunpowder,
Tobacco and Sizars, and l!la.-k Teas
(choice bran Is) Rice, Raisin* and Cur ran U
Pepper, Spices. Nutmegs Cloves, assorted pickles
Pepper sauce, Catchups Powder and shot, Chocolate
w R Ch'-cse, Starch, Cltrou Mustard,Figs,Ext of Lemon
Hose and Vanilla M’Jd,<star and sp’m Candle*
Palm and Variegated Soap Mackerel,Co<l(l*h, Herrings
Shaving do P«>rk, Hams and shoulders
Fre-h Rutter an i H'-tif* Butter and soda Crackers
Molasses and Golden syrup Linseed and Li d Oil
Cid r, Vint. ar OaLs, Corn and sln.rts J
Corn Meal and Fiour, choicest brands,
also other articles usually kept in a Family Gnvery store,
t.M. numerous too m inion, which they trill s*dl for Cash
exclusively a: small profits. Purc.iasers will please call
and examiui lor themselves.
A. If. CATnCART,
St. Paul, June, lesi (38..) X. E. TYSON.
1(H) DOZEN Fresh Lemons, just re- i
•» '■S'S c-.dved aul for sale by
CATIICAKT fc TYSOX.
I L ST RECEIVED—2OO bushels fresh
Ground Corn Meal, and for sale cheap bv
June 10 CATUCAItr A TYSOX.
FAIR PLAY!
“Competition is the Life of Trade.”
P ATTISON & BENSON’S new Coach-
X. . a have arrival, and a’-e now upon the road betw en
St- Paul ami st. Anthony, r aiy t<> accomm d oe the p b"
Le on all occasions. They have also received in addi J.,ii
to Heir former large nml ♦ xe 11 nt Livery stock, several
new and elegant Ca.Ti.vres and Barouches; a so n \v Har
nesses and Horse Furnishing;’, and equipage of the most
j vies tut description.
ALSO—an additional stock of Fine
Blooded, Well broken Horses. Query.
Jf fy??. If horses come in und- r the
n V -,/j; Liquor Law, will they he In d inzer of !>c
-1 *J'5r —$ Ins knockt d on tie* head J Our in*lre
f r [( » wstoek will Cost over $!,00:>. Xooth r
etil.l t in the West, out of Saint L juls will
be found as e mipl te as ours.
Will * ur irlends and the puUi • r<une:nher, that at the
Livery stable in th * r ar of the American House, u* the
upper end of Sa nt Paul, they can a: all hou-s, have sm-h
conveyance by laud, on wheels or on hors l»a k. as thev
may desire. PATT2 SOX fc BENSON.
St. Paid, June 10, 13V2. (’38.)
Galena and Saint Paul Packet, Twice a
Week.
r j HE superior aiul fast running passen-
J r sl'viuir West Newton, HARRIS, j, (
wi l leave Saiut Paul tor Galen» aiul 1
at (» o'clock, and Saturday mornings at ft o'clock. For
:r i-M or pas.* ige apply ui board. ‘ 3S*.r
j HE gentleman wlio took a letter di-<
4 r•• t<l to mo, off the steamer West Newton, will ;
c rarer a t tv r by dropping the same Hi the Post ofll.re or i
delivering ii to me* lor iiis information her.-alter, I
" uld inform him, that Mr. Win. C i» alone an- ■
thoritci! to t tk • 1 it rs from Boa's, direct d to in -.
yt. Paul, June 11, 1332. (1:) (/HAS. J'. TRACY.
W. H. SeniMs,
Aito it xi: v at Law, and Solicitor in ;
UirANcERY, Willow River,Wis.
Will practice in the counties of St. Croix and Lacrosse,
Wise n>hi. and in the District Court of Washington ciii>
ty. Aiinn-s ti. Valuable town lots in the \iilagcof
WUlov River tor -.ale. LBy
DISSOLUTION.
r PIIE Co-Partnership heretofore exisf-
J- Inn liftw-vn F. K. » , ..lliris niul C. T. V. Lull In tl:e
Auction an 1 General Lan 1 Agency business, 1> hereby di -
solved by mutual cons-in. F. K. COLLINS,
Jin-, 3, 1832. C. P. V. LULL.
F. E. Collins will continue the Auction,
Comixils>i .u and (General Land Agency business at the
largo brick building < n third -t.« below Jacks- n.
1\ ih ColliiiN,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
fa nt Patti, M innesot i T« rrltory,
In the three s.ory Bri k*t »r.-, Third St., opposlt - W. 11.
Forbes’ Outrit.
T7ORWAKDING—Our Arrangements
-J- i r forwarding ail kinds cf Mertliandise, are
ainpl-, an 1 t . this apartm nt w e pay p n tlcular attt nil »n.
A UCTION AND COMMISSION.—
j ' k P<trii oi.ir RitcDti. n will be plven t » th»* pa.’tdias**
i an l sal • of prohii’t* and other ]>ropcrty t.ti Coniniiss en. j
|Mv familiarity will ibis market, acquired durin ' n I
years resident’ * h-*ve, will en.vblu vis w ctLCt sales ot lTo
; due • at the high st raus.
| WILL also pav particular attention to I
-1 rv Inn-tog ami s lMnz or Rest Es ate . n Comniisslul!.
I Saint Pail, Jvv.i -6, 18-2. !■'. K. COLLINS.
I L'ST RECEIVED, on consignment, 18
J I>M» of Hour, for sale cheap fer c.i.h, I y
F. If. COLLINS.
i/URNITURE —just received a splen
■!i 1 ],,tof ritriiltnr.- fr. in Ciacinna i whioh I will
s !1 Hi .Sali.t Louis prices. Call at the rooms of
]•’. K. COLLINS, Thirds:., below Jackson.
BODKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!
(Jus/ received per Excelsior .)
S. COMBS, near flic American
* f • 11 cisc, lias just received a large and vail d
| collec i n «n new book*. Just from the press t«» vvlil. lt he
' it; vit stir* attention of all the reading community. They
! arf. ormibii at Fas iehn Philes. Trim* cash.
Com * ami • Namin' —no trouble to show cnods at the
; “Franklin B kstore.” 37
Q The Minnesota Remedy,^
, Cholera .Morbus, Dysentery, Diarrhoea ,
Si'e., Hi'c.
“PESIGU AGOMIK ”
on
••Indian Compound Astringent and Tonic.”
r J HE inaterr.ils ol this medicine arc en-
F ti.’cly v-gotaM ’. in iigenous to Minnesota, an 1 well
' know nto tii'* In l.ans by v.li. mth y have been used from
tiin • .mm m r al. w .th invariable succ.**s.
The Fr pri t«»r cmc*i ti i nt.y rec .rntn ml this medicine
t»the pub.i *, as a CivtiA V, SAFK, an 1 PL HAS AXT
cu r f.,i Cholera Morbus, Diuri’litea. Dysentc y, and
nil diseases of tli • B.w -Is. it affords almost in.sLmt.m--
im<i re I r n cis soi gr p ngs .r » ramps, and ordinarily
I etl -cts av* ntpl te c- r • n six «r el bt lo urs.
To I!.;a iiicii. Hal.men, Lumbermen, and nil p-r
--soiis travi-diiz on tue lio-r, tuts m di-iiie Is Rival.table.
Our c ti/.ens go ng below, during the summer months
sh 'Ual not lail t • p”o\t«h* t:u*ins.*lve* with it.
Tin* •’Prslittajornik” must of course d *riv.» its repu
tation fr. in the t st.m .n.als of those who have made trial
1 of It.
rj"* Picas * read car-fully the ann-x *<l certi‘lo.it *s.
Prepared by E. F. ELY, St. Pan!,
‘ An! f .r sale at t'l * t'-u»kst r * of Li:l>FC N- lUUIRrU:,
. and nt W. il. FO BIS Kb’ .Minn-sota Store, St. Paul. Al>. .
i at the M im.-M t v ikjokstor--, St. Anthony, and Churchill \
. 7 / j - - l ricc Fiity Cents per Bot‘lc.^/j>
CERTIFICATES.
I have used llie ‘•Pesiguagomik” re
p-atcdly in my family and can rcnmi .*n*i it as the palest
ha w« U as most rrticaci *us me«l|,ine in ail derangement*
of tli • IkwJSj I have ever kn »wn. Ji lias, t> my know
ledge, saved several valuable lives in mo.,t cb-tinate cases I
..r Cholera .Morbus, Dysentery, Kc.
St. Paul, May v! ', it®!. C. W. BOItPP,
This m.iy certify that I have used the
Vegetable Oniimund Aftriugcnt, prepared by M.*. K. F.
Ely, in my family, and have found it to be the best by f;.r I
of any t dug of the kiud l have ever used, lu ui • in
-Bla lure, two doses cur d an obstinate case of Cliol ra Mo:-
b.i-. Not u sing.e individual should be without t!.is vain- (
| able m dic.n •. particularly in a a country where the D.ar- I
r ia-a and summer Cvinplu.nt arc pr valent.
CUA’B 11. OAKES.
Having used this preparation in my
family, 1 most cheerfully Join Mr. Oaks in the above cer
! tilicaie of its virtues.
| »t. Paul, May 21, 1252. ALEX. RAMSEY.
1 take pleasure in being able lo state
| that I have Used in my family, Mr. Ely’s Compound As
! tringent and Tonic, In cases of Diarrhoea, with mu-h sue
, cess; and especially last summer tn a case of summer
j complaint in an infant of mine some nine m >nths old, and
! the rfully r couuu n I its use to the public.
St. Paul, May, 21, 1752. WM. HENRY FORBES.
I have used the Indian Compound As
\ tringent and Tonic, myself, and In my family, and found
it cflecllvi-, espt ci illy in cases of childr n t u thing, and
consider it an active and safe r.ni-dy for ail Bowel Com
plaints. A. R. FRENCH.
I St. Paul, Auju tl, 1951.
I luivc used the Indian Compound As
tringent and Tonic, prepared by Mr. Edmund F. Ely, and
fa.nl immediat • relief; and can cheerfully recommend it
as a spwdy and sure cure for diseases of the bowels.
St. Paul, May 24, 1652. H. y. M ASTERSON.
I certify that I have used the Indian
Tonic, calle«l ••PesiguAg'-raik,” and recommend the same
, as an cxcell nt asMlngent, pleasant in its taste, and certain
in Its cure. J. J. NOAII.
| August, 1351. 3Cm6
*,* All orders for the above Medicine should te ad
j dressed to E. F. Ely, St. Paul, Minnesota.
HOUSE Trimmings, Locks, Bolts,
Lit he., Butt: aul S:r :*v«, at F. S. NEWELL'3.
J R. 8. HARRIS &, CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
BOAT STORES.
1 ALSO,
l M FORTE AS AND DEALERS IS PURE BRANDY,
WINKS, CIGARS, Ac.
HAVE on hand and arc constantly
receiving the following, which w ■ are prepared to
• sell cheap and on terms that cannot lail to suit purchasers.
SUGARS AND MOLASSES.
■ j 40 Uhds* X. O. Sugar, S ' hhls. S H .Mulasses,
11)0 Uhls clariiled A X U sugar 5J hf bills S It d»
■ j at) do “ Os.oo do 20 kegs do do
1 i 20 do loaf .In 20 bbls X O do
20 do crushed do 20 hr bbls do do
10 do pulverized do U> kegs Golden Syrup,
COFFEE AND TEA.
1(00 sacks Rio Code •, bits Imperial Tea,
110 sacks Java du ■'>) 6ib bxs do do
30 •• Lvgniru do so bes G F do
10 « st. Domingo Coffee, 40 Sib b\s G P do
2o “ 11,tv.0.a Green do 40 t> z— 13ib Its 111 Tea,
lo bxs groun 1 do 30 bxs blk Otluii do
0 '• Manilla do 10 do do very fine do
PORK AND BACON.
100 bbls Mess P. rs, &> > Sugar Cur d Ham •,
30 do Prim ; do 10 casks clear Sides,
40 Li bbls Family Pork, 10 do Shoulders.
COD FISH, MACKEREL, .NC.
25 bl'ls No 1 Mack rel, ft arums Co l Fish,
8) do No 2 do 51 bxs do do
; 15 do No 3 do a ) kils Salmon,
5 i k.ta No 1 vlo H.Tiinj,
CANDLES AND SOAP.
2 )0 bxs Mould Candles, 100 bxs Palin Soap,
6 ) do dipt do ’'• do bftn.lly do
10 ) do - Star do 125 do Quincy Yellow,
10 do Adamantin' Candles, 51 do I ariegated do
PICKL' S AND CATSUP.
!25 bxs assort ,-d Pickles, 2 ) bxs Tomato Catsup, j
sdo Cabbage do - 1 do II alimi do
I OUj Pi-ulila do &do .Mushroom do
SPICES -VXD KXTUACIS.
20 bxs ground Pt-i>p *r, 40 doz Extract of ]/>mon,
10 do brouml Pim nt 10 do «lo Vanilla,
j ft do ~ tio Cas>la 30 t»o do Ciovis,
CO malts do 10 «1<» do llo 3 e,
TABLB KRUIT AND PRBSKRVKB.
, 15 bxs Chen iva, ,10 txs preserved Pears,
i 10 tbt PeachYS, 10 do Quinces,
' 10 tio Strawbeiri'.'s, 10 do as.-ortod Jellies,
10 do Apricots, 10 do Jams,
; tobacco and cigars.
30 bxs Virginia Tobacco, 100 bx* clioic* Itcgnlia, viz:
V 0 do Mis-owri do 20 «u J«-uuy Lind,
•25 do R&.R smoking ‘2O do Xanoleon,
30 do 4S&.W do 10 do La I’nion,
5 S L chewiug do 30 do Washington,
10 do Xootarina do »>0 do Princip *,
sdo Gold L -a! do oO du Cuba Bix<?s.
WINKS AND L Ql/OltS.
20 hf pipes Brandies, v.z: sqrcks Burgundy Port, ,
•1 hr do (Hard, pu’.* ft qr do Pure J (dec do
4hip* 1* n.*t,CU'lillar \.co I pipe Swan Clin
4 do Go*ard, 100 bbls r* ended Whiskey,
1 do J J Duprey, 40 d.» Mou’la and Bye do i
4 do First Proof 10 bxs Oiampagni Cider,
20 do Brandy »0 do Claret.
40S:h pipes Brandy, 10 do Stoughton,
•20 bx- Brandy Cherries 10 do P vi■ -rniint.
10 do Pcachct, 2 ‘ir ca-ks .Malt Wine, |
j io do Absintha, 10 bx* stomach bitters,
SHIP CHANDLKRY.
100coilsabs’d MaiPlaCordageftOO Tackle Blocks assorted,
! go do Tar’d 300 (looks and Thimbles,
v 5 d > llemr> 100 Capstan liars, assorted,
; or, ruls Packing Yarn. ‘2VX) Yawl an l Skiff Oar>,
*23 coils Cotton Hope, os:’.! 500 Setring Poles,
*2 do Lad Line H inp 200 S -ckets,
2 do do Cotton 10 pair C.HU Hooks
j 2 do Bell Hope II *mp, 50 Sheaves, plane N. bu>h *«l
2 do Wheel It -P S 25 do for Tiller Rop;*,
5 doz Dick BU’-kcht, 10 loz Hi k »ry Brooms,
i (im» Packing, all sizes, Cu k t Paper,
I *2O Obis Tar, oi) bids Pitch and Rosin,
1 200 kegs Tar o() bales Oakum,
| 50 do w .o*t Spikes, ass’d 1000 lbs Spun Yarn X Marlin
i 50 Wood Pumps, 2tf Caulk ng Mallets
SUN DR IKS.
*2(X) sacks G A Salt, 300 bbls Family Flour,
20 do L B do 20 cases Mit lie*,
50 do Dairy Salt, 20 bxs Pepper Sauce
10 cases do ft do Green Co n and Peas
1000 gal Sperm Oil, 10 do L m.»n Syrup,
*2O bbls Lard do ft do Orange Water,
10 hf bbls Lard O k 20 do Starch.
10 bbls Linseed do 5 tierces Bice,
5 do Tanners’ do 100 bx* Bby 10 (Hass,
5 Baskets Olive do 80 do 10 by I*2 do
500 cans Sardines, 40 do 11 by 15 do
500 do Fresh (Kstvi’s, o 0 do 12 by 18 do
20 Nest** W Tu! s 1000 lbs Igithe Twine,
20 do/. Painted B u kels, 20 12. b cans Mustard,
5 casks Saleratus, 30 bxs do
20 bxs do 30 do Pipes
50 bbls Cider Vinegar, *2O d » ColUuv Ax s
50 earn. L-.bsters and C!ain*2ooo lbs Bar Lead,
500 kegs Blasting Powder 100 pigs do
1X) do Hide 20 bxs Jenny Lind Candy
5) do Cannon 20 do assorted Brandy do
• 0 doz cans Sporting do ftO k *g> Lard,
2 0 do Brooms, assorted Firkins Butt r,
2 0 r:us wrap’g Paper,ass'd 10 t»x* (»ing'*r
j -jo ,iz Writing Paper, 20 bbls 8 8 Almonds,
50 gross placing cards, 10 do Brazil Nuts,
sobxsWllChe.se, 10 do P aNa’.s,
23 do K I) do 10 do Filberts,
2 S) k gs Nails, assorted, 20 bah s Wrapping Twine,
50 drums Figs 200 lbs 8.-Hie do
*2O bbls Pilot Bread, %V)w, Uo
j ,'Jm M.r.nlhi Sla t*, 50 hf bxs itaisins,
ft do Batter prints, J> ‘ ;UskH
5 do Lidl'-s 2 ) gr»»ss Lamp w \ k,
20 do Scrub Brashes, as«’d *2OO lbs Candle Wick,
50 Packages Pins, 20 doz blue and blacx Ink,
! 10 dz shoe bru-h'-s, 20 do Shoe Bia k ng,
! jo <i,i zinc W i-li Bosr.is, fto do Shoe Tacaa,
10 do Pa n: B u-hes, 10 bx- Clothes 1 ins,
odo Dusting do doz Bed C *rd-,
sdo Jellv Moulds, 6do M'-rise an I Rat Traps,
500 lbs live Geew Feathers, sdoC He • Mills,
5 bxs Cayenne P-pp- r, ft kegs Salt P**tre,
500 I* :sip Is Piasterera’ Hair lofJO gals Stone M ar *,
1 100 M Gun Caps, 200 suk* hhot, assorted,
! 100 lbs Nutmegs, 2 doz O 1 Cans,
10 *»xs Verma ilia, 100 bbls L »u.sville C meat,
10 dz Macaroni, 2 doz Selves,
10 do Coop'-r*’ Isinglass, 5 bxs Curls *,
10 do Shred do 20 do Yeast Powders,
20 bxs Chocolate ftO bb\> (‘ra k *o>
130 do Indigo, _ 5 casts Prunes.
Galeua, Juut* ft, 1852—37 y
Edward H. Hall,
.Accountant.
Cciiiiuix»ion .V*<*m*y and General I«i!ellisencc
Office, iu ltollaud’s IJuildiii*. Beach St.,
Sain: Duul, Alin. Ter.
WILL give particular attention to the
\ V Collcoiun Ut iico Minis, Taxi s, S.-ltllns up Book,
of Co-partneiship, Sale* «<t Pi« perry, Mer* haii'iize, N.v.
The K:ib-crib* r solk i> the patr uaip* of his irien ls and
(h • public generally in Saint Paul an l elsewhere, whom
he iII do his utmost to serve in whatever capacity his
services are required.
The subscriber is also agetfl furlin' Mevhaui' 9 1 ni**!i
A-s».ciati-.u ol St. Louis Mo., and is daily receiving appli
catl ns tor memb. r>hiii.
'lhe b**si refer* nces fliven if nee*h d.
N. B. A Real Estate and Business In
telligence is eoim‘-ete«| with the ab- a t*, wln-r** th * subscri
i„ r wi.uid advise all ilio.-e wishing inroriuati ») . f any *le
scripiitui to rail and se. 1 I"r tin liisdvcs Sjo the ssgu ot
AiLt -'i) and C* iinuiss'oii House, ILndi St.
Si. Paul, -May 2.1, 1852. 3C-MH
F. S. AEWKIi,
\ Y HOLES ALE & RETAIL dealer in
% V Cook, Parlor, B.*x Stoves of all kinds.
• I IIE CHARTER OAK, four sizes,
I patented 1852; It lias av ry large oven, bak s per
fectly i,nd to a charm. For sal *by K. s. NKWrI.L-
J EFFEL’S Double Oven, the neatest
A A of the Ciucinna i castings with <xtia o\ al cast iron
boilers, can be seen at F. S. NEW ELI/S.
'I HE Queen of the Forest, an elevated
A oven stove pleasing t.. all who use It by tbf sat s
factory m ton r v.ork i» Uor.o and Ih ms- stt-ndiug ii,
lu store and t ii sale hy I*. S. SKI KKL.
( 'ORN Shelters in Store and for sale by
v> f. s. nf.wf.ll.
PORTABLE Fire Engines of all sizes
for sale by g f. 8. NEWELL.
pVARPENTERS Tools, Pianos. Chis-
V sals, Bits, nies, A.C., at K. S- XKWELI.’S.
J 7 ARMING IMPLEMENTS,ShoveIs,
1 ' <• Sides. 11 *es, Lakes, Folks, Cradle • and Plows in
■tor •. it• 11 a »b - b> Bo S EWKLL#
HARDWARE —Cross Cut and Mill
S ins, \x -s, all kind* llanim is all k nils fcc.
r..r --1 ■ by ’ f< S. NEWELL*
i AMILY Grindstones, Oil stones, &c.
I |,, r f ale at F. *• NEWELL’S.
T7ITCHEN WARE—knives and forks,
,l\. Wikftl* iron*, Ladle-, Bast in* S|M»«>n>*, Chopping
Ktiivs, Tea 11 dii*. Sieves, Shear'. Sa limn, Bugs Kettles,
Pie Plates, fcc., for sale at NR WELL’S.
tl LASS —All sizes, Fireproof Paint,
f Seales, Trucks, fee.. In store and t.,r sale by
)■'. S. NKIVKLL.
W~ ANTED—3OOO ohl stoves for Foun
dry purposes, by 1.8. NEWELL.
YY r ANTED—INOO curds of wood for
w V the Empire Foundry. Kn juire at
K. S. NEWELL’S.
RUSSIA, English, and American Sheet
Iron, ami 103 assorted stoves lu store and for sale
by *’• S. NEWELL.
Hydraulic rams, Pumps, Lead
Pipe, Sheeting, and Bar Lead, Patent Churns, Ac.,
for iwl° by P* S. NEWELL.
St. Paul, June 5,1852 —37 y
Street Contract.
I WISH lo construct a street above high
water mark, from the Kltt&ou Hotel, in St. Paul, a
cros3 Kittson’s addition to the steam saw mills and to the
river, together with a levee upon the bank of the river,
at the south end of the street. Persons wishing to con
tract for the completion of this work, will phase make
application to (37t4) CHAS. W. B^»rp.
AXJWJLSOF THE
Minnesota Historical Society
FOR
; A FEfV copies of this interesting An
j -tA- uual, coo’&iutng mor * ah out th ? discovery an<!
early history of Minnesota; its geographical aspect, and
, mineral and geological resourc *s than anv work hercttifort
la-u *d, arc still on hand, and t.,r sale at ‘the Bookstores ol
i Mentr. L-Dic Rolirer and Com Vs also at this office.
Price, Thirty Ceuta.
OWKXB A MOORE, Publishers.
SHERIFF’S SALE
RY virtue of a Writ of Execuiion is
u su.*d out, and under the s.*al of tlie DIMr ct Court
fer Hie County of Kan:s y, upon a judgment rendered bv
said Court, on the *22d day of May, A. D., 1532, in an ac
tion whe.vln Frauds P. Duborg, John Cam»w an l Francis
Tibaalt ar,? pla mil .-.and Chari *s w. H ydon Is dafentam,
In favor of said pluiutulS, and against ihe said deiendant, [ jt
[ the sum of three buudr.-tl and eighty-six dollars and nine-
I ty cents, 1 have, on thL 27th day ol M iy, A. D., 1-52,
levied upon Lots of laud, nuiubm j l a and 12, in Block
I numbered 2, and L .t of laud num».e vd 1, in ill .< k. num
bered 3, lying and sitaat .* ;n LjovL’s Add.tion to the tj\.n
; Balnt Pa il in said County of Ha n«ey, as the property
j of said defendant; which p'up* tvl shall expose to sale
! at public auction, to the highest bidder, lor cash, in front
! the *‘Ameiicui) House,” at Bt. Paul In said County, cxi
j Monday, the 12Ui day of July, A. D., IS;V2, at U o’clock
In the toreno m of said day, or so much thereof ai may be
sufficient to sati-iy said .-xecution.
GK.VIIGK F B?.OrT, Sheriff,
By a. J. Whitm.v. Pept. SkeriC
| DO l\, KING & t 0.,
Wholesalo Ery-Goods Dealers,
123 AND 123 MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS.
A RE constantly receiving new and de
| slrabli* styles of STAPLE AND FANCY (iOODS which
I are offered at a very small advance lor Cash, or to Mer
j chants who pay their not when due. Country Merchants
wlil tind a decided advantage by an examination of the lar
gest stack of goods West of tin? mountains.
DOAN, KING CO.
St. Louis, M iv 22. 33 y
C. B. KELLUM. M. 11. MASSON, JR.
KELLUM X MASSON,
LARD OIL AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS,
AL.SO—
Produce and Commission Merchants
Mo. 21 South Lever, st. Louis.
REFERENCES:
K. M. Hyland N. Co., j
F# B. t'luunb. rlaln, \ St. Louis.
U. M. Withers, )
St. Louis, May 22. 35 y
HAKrORU 4V BROTHER, X. R. THATER,
Manufacturers, N. Y. St. Louis.
HANFORD, THAYER &. CO.,
(Successors to Lewis, Tiiay< i A C 0.,)
MANUFACTURERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
Clolhiu”,Shirts, Drawers, aud l Goods,
No. 190 Main >:r • t.
Corner of Green, one door bt.ow the Virginia. House .
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
C (INSTANTLY on hand an immense
V' stock. Minnesota and Wis -onsln L imberm* n and
Merchants can at all times And at •• luD, : ’ a full supply oi
Clothing (jot up txpressiy for their trade, and many ar
ticlcs which can't be found in any other House in St. Lou
is, such as extra sized, tin * and heavy red, bine, mixed and
Old Colon:/ Flannel Sniris an l Drawers; extra w ight
Satin t and t'aslm -re Pants. Dun.tge Bags, Jump rs, ov\ r
alls, Umbrellas, Trunks, Valises, an l Rubber Clothing,
Carpet and Ku.un *1 *1 raveling Lags, Satchels, aud Oil
Clothing.
Purchasers are respectfully Invited to call and <4 l;ok
through our stock.” Always «.n hand the largest and
cheapest stock of assorted shirts and drawers in the West.
Fr -sh Clothing r c ivedm m our Factory every week.
Stock manufactured express v for the West-rn uurk -t.
Terms liberal. lIANi OilD, THAYER vN CO.
< r.i r Alain and Green sts.
St. Louis May 22. 35-v
it. n. uiun, CiucinnaU.J [r. u. arvistuong, St. Louis.
ItIfSDA AKTKSIKOAG,
WHOLESALE CANE AND WOOD-SEAT CIIAIK MAN-
L EACH KERS,
South-Weal Corner Vine an l Second
St. Louie, Mo.
\VJ HOLES ALE amt retail dealers in
* » Chairs are respectfully Liformgd that we will con
stantly keep v.n hand a large an l geu ral assortm -nt r\
..f Chairs of our own manu.aciur‘.consisting of Wal-V>A_
nut. Mahogany, Cherry and Maple cane-seats of ev MPt
ery d‘scription; Woo<l-seat Elbow, large and small* v '
Office, Boston and Ban. Arm H«ickers, Polka, Fr -ncli, Bus
tle, Jenny Lind, Bannister, Scrolls, Mock S.t.h»ls, Scvd.ops,
Slats, Chil«;ron’s, Ac., which we whl sell to fha trade oil
th • most liU ral terms, and warrant them Vt b<? uiisurpas
s din b auty of style or linish. 11 iving large inanntactu
riug faciliii’-s, we can offer indu.ew *nts that wi.l insure
general satisiaction; and hope, through a strict and prompt
attention to business, to m Tit a share of public patronage.
We invite the visits of purchasers, Other Wholesale or
Retail, to our Ware-rooms, in order that th* y may judge
... BIRD A ARMSTRONG.
ALONZO IIIILD, EL N G. PRATT, ORANGE W. PRATT
CHILD. PRATT & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND YVIIOLES ALE DEALERS IN'
Foreign and Dmirs ir Hardware and Cullcry.
So. 14? Main street,
(Third door XortJi of Manic of Missouri.)
may 22. 35 v. St. LO IS, Mo.
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
Ur, have now in store a complete as-’j
iLsurou nt, luikiu:; our stock umisiudy la.-ge, j
which \v • off' r to purch is *rs at l av -st prices, and on best
t tiiis—among wu.ch may Le l. uad a coinpfttc* assortnijut
of—
Axes S'.mm C< ll‘.u.’, 11 ini’s and otli r>.
St vthes —Wal ir. ii’s gra. s, gram, h mp and bush, as
sort *d.
Scythe Snathes —Assorted, all prices, qualities and
kin Is.
Scythe Stones and Rifles—Assorted, a'.l prices, '
quad i s and kinds.
Fokxs —II i> atvi manure, 2,3, 4 and G pronged, ass’d.
Ch ains—Bright ox and 1 r: 3 7 1-G, 1-2ands-8 inch, !
ass »i*i«*«l.
Chains—Bright traca ass. r.vd; c, i’, breast and halter,
Collars—lLorsa and m il', a sortjd, (hog and kip
sk i.s.)
llaxes—Horse a id m ile, steam bent and rivet d.
lloES —(’arolhia, p;aii;cr»’, eyed and iiainil <i. a.'s'd.
Balls—ll iy and garden, ir»n and \v.**d, a>s’d.
Kmi ls ;nble kn.v.s and forks, all patt rns and qual
ities.
Knives —Tahl’ knives and Porks, all patterns and qual
ities.
BA7.ORS—WaFe &. But -In r' , Crooks, and other-, ass’d.
.Shears and Scissors—Bui '.i Lux’s, great vur.-
ct.v oi pat.erns.
Lucks —Ml.vval knob, assort-si; d ><>r, tnwest patterns
and styl-.-s.
Locks —Pad, chest, trunk, tdl, plate. a-s.»rt d.
J.ATi HES—Kn.d>, thumb and utiiers, a.l kind', assV.
Bu tt s —««reciiw.nkl, uaiTow, !>r< a i aim C *n. r s.', a»’d.
Huns-Wv»*n;-ht, narrow, \,w ad and t\.ngi\>s, a^’U.
Screws—l-4 to l inch w.mkl, n- w England taper.
Bells —Ox, liors •, «• \v, hand and sl -igh, ass’d.
Brushes—White-wash, shoe, ac.*ubbius and hurse, as
sorted.
Chisels—Framing, socket, firm *r, mortice, a t 5 1.
(in ry Com ns—Am -ncaii, new patt rns, a.-~’d.
Cot ks—Cock stops, ass’d; bru>s do a.'s’d.
Files—But. In i’s c 1 hra; d mid, i'.at ba dard.
Files—Bound, hall round, M.uarc hat and all kinds,
ass’il.
lit ns—lk»u! 1 • and single barrel, shot and duck, ns ’•!.
Uifi.es and Pis ioi.s—Rcv« 1. i>, cast: tj i barr 1, as
s> rt <l.
(it n Barrels—As-id jd; gun trimmings and tii.Udig:,
ass ,rtid.
Hatchets—Shingling, lath, beucli and claw, asi’J.
II an l hinges, strap an l Tv ass’d.
Kettles—Bra-s, t a, preserving, gin , ass’d.
Mills—Coiiet, Park- i’.-, Adam.,’ an Joiners, ass’d.
M attocks and Pi. ks —Clay and coal, aVd.
Nails—Wrought, G m 12.1; li- rse, G to 12d, ass’d.
Planes—Bench and moulding, ass’d, all kinds, supe
rior quuliti s.
Pans—Fry, satic • and preserving, ass’d.
Shovels—Am .’, Itowianu’r and others; gaid 'ii, min-
I ing and post.
Tacks and Bn yds—A >»rt d, all slr,« s and kinds.
Augers—Bright, patent c. ncav.-.coiiv. x.md c.isi steel.
With a large a>scr«m nt • t iarp ii'« r ’ and biack.-ni.th’s
t »«.I>, of is w.-st patt rn- and herd qualdi-.-s.
llocA.* all i B i! ling II ir«.v..ir —a l eg • as*>rt:u tit.
Also, proprietors of M. I.mis Saw and Scale FuJUry,
win r• we iir uow m.inuiaciuring la; glv of,
Saws —Extra catselm.il, ci.csd. r, cr.ns-cut, hand
pan l, bow, wood and 1 it saws, of various qualities and ot
any kind want' d. Also,
Sc ales—Vi?.: platform, 300 il.s t ' JcOOlL.s; count* r,
Pay, iiou., packing, c. al and car, of ail kinds aud iiacr.i>*
lIuUS.
Scales and Saws ivyair d and mil.* to order.
We are better prepared t * s rve onr ca'h-in rs and pur
clnisers g* n r d:y than evi-r before. Our terms arc as la
vcrable and prices as low as tin* lowest.
CHILD, Pit ATT fc CO.,
117 Main street.
St. Louis, Mav 22. 1852. 35-2 m
NEW STORE.
The St. Paul Hat, Cap and (icnllcmen's Fur
nishing Store.
r PIIE subscriber respectfully offers to
-R- the Gentlemen of St. PXul, liis new stock of <»o« ds,
and w ill endeavor to keep a fud ussoftm nt of orticLs for
Gentleincn’b us • and wear, such as
Silk Hats Shirts «l-»vea,
Beaver do Collars Shaving, Tooth and
Children do Drawers, Hair Brushes,
Kossuth do Hoseiy* Combs,
Magyar do Cravats, ll.iir Oils,
and a kill assort >ient ofstraw goods.scarfs,
cologne, handkerchiefs, coat links.
Oil cloth aud Cloth Caps, Suspenders, S »ap, Kc. Bnth>ris
and Tailors Trimmings, laidies sewing birds, a useful ar
ticle; Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bass, Cwbrel as, Kc.
B. WALKER,
C jm:r Third and Wobasliaw st.
may 22.
PANE FISHING POLES—Just rcc’d
8 doz cane ilshins poles, at the B"*»k Store of
may 22. LE DLC k ROURER.
o Finn FRUIT TREES—Grafted,
Choice Varietici, (peach aid apple) now
in my nurr**ry an J for sale.
GE<>. W. TAPFINGTON.
I REGULAR ST. LOUIS, GAI.EXA, DUBUQUE, AND I
ST. PAUL PACKET. I
t r PHE favorite passenger steam- , fy?T: '
“ 1 er Dr. FRANKLIN No.-I.V«DLI iiiai. I
Brock, will run regularly du itr/ the season o.tv\ Jcu the
above points. The No. 2 has been put In lirst-rate or-ter,
I* and Is Just us good as new. She off r.- superior accoiumv
. datlous to the traveling and emigrating public.
id;
rt ' REGULAR PACKET FOR Sr. LOUIS, AND INTKRSIL
“ ! DIATE PORTS.
! THE new and splendid pas- , tlSf- ».
1- senger steamer “GOLDEN ERA,” Hi- MSOy*
* 1 ham Bersie, Commander, will make r?gutarweeklymp*
| between Galena and St. Louis during the season, leaving
i Galena every Monday evening at G o’clock, and St. Louis
. Friday evening at 4 o’clock. The Golden Era has be u dt
r led up with every regard to the mt,*ly aud comfort of her
v passengers, and her Statt Rooms and Salochsarc I\u*nUhed
with elegance and provided with every Luprovem ut. For
ls Freight or passage apply uu lxmrd .r t»
JAMES CARTER A CO., A/ento.
i Gal -ua, May 22. 3ft-ri
Cl SCARRITT & MASON’S
i- j SPUING A R It A N G EM E N T S V O It j
:! 1852.
21 \\ 7E ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF
K \.T 5 Uj bOH ! a '" s ' rte,J stuc:i vi KNITL'KE
c . • and l PHOLslElt\, we have ewr had; wh. h we offer
t.» wholesale and retail dealers at the very prices,
aud feel coutideut we cannot fail to meet their awr »Lu
! tlon. In connection with otiriu tiiuraciurmg, we purchase
from all the b -»t markets. F ist «.r West,thus keeping pg C e :
! wi;h all iniprm emeiita In our line, aud enabling o> t. or
! ter a great \ arietv of late styles at the lowest pr.ces. Oar
1 Warehouse is large, tl»is with other faudits!s every way '
) i-'pial, enables iis t>> k**ep a large stock ut all t m.- , tji..s
offering greut inducements to Wholesale Dealer?.
We invite attention to a large stock of sofa-, sofa 1 -'ds, 1
- lounges, bureaus, wardrobes, divan-, rock tic and p»rl- r |
chairs, c.Df-seat chairs, tables, bedsteads, office and »-nsy I *
_ chairs, wire aud tin sates, spring, hair, cotton, moss, po
-0 Bn-; and bu>k MATTRESSES, with a complete as orum-ut |
_ of UPHOLSTERY, all of our own make, and every article J
1 warranted, thus making a perfect assortment of desirable I
PARLOR, HOTEL, BED ROOM AND KITCHEN FUR- '
MTU RE,
To which we are continually receiving additions, thus
. keeping our stock large and complete, aud injuring oiJ rs
1 tilled without delay.
FCAKUITT’S PATENT SOFA BED,
M hick Is arkuowiedged the most desirable article of the I
k. ever i r>il«c«l, a'.way* «>n hand ur ma le to suit your ‘
taste at short notice. The ntt'-iirioii «>t all hou>eke« j»ers, i
hot el-keepers, steamboat officers, and the public in gen- j
• eral, is reque>t<*d to an examination, when we think they •
will each and all say we are correct.
TO DEALERS.
! W<* offer at. Who! *sulv
-200 Bureaus, 200 Children's chairs, I 1
100 Solas, ino office chairs,
100 Molioganv rock'Ts, 100 Willow ch air-,
’ 50 Rosewood and maliog- 100 Willow cradles,
any ea\v chairs, 100 Tin and w ire safes,
203 Malx'gmy parlor chairssoo Bedsteads;
1 200 Cane-seat rocking do; 2GO Din ng and brcikia. tU
*2OO Wood seat do do; bles,
. 1,000 Can -M at chairs, 200 Work stands,
l, Wood-seat do 100 Sewing stands, &c*.
, M e have made arrangements for a continued large snp- 1
I’ly of the above Miid all other articles in our line, and
• cotifldently say don’t “go further, as you in iy !ur>* worse.” ’
Please call and examine, at \o. 0” Washington Ave
* 11 “C. SC A RRIIT a\. .M ASM )N.
st. Louis, May f. 33-2 m
f r,
IRON, NAILS & STEEL,
MANUFACTURED BY THE '
St. Louis Rolling Mill,
Fro./ 1 Missouri Iron Mountain Ore.
PHAS. W. BOItUP lias on hand and
- j
factured by the above esrubll-hmeiu, at the following !
( prices for cash, or approved credit:
Round, Mpiare and Hat bar, B barge b\7r, 4 1-2 to 5 cf-. j
Round and sriuare, A “ “ 5 1-2 to G 1-2 |
Round, square and flat bar, B small »iz *, 5 1-2 to 7 1-2 j
Fiat bar A “ “7 to9cl-, j
S i-of Iron from No. 10 to 27 - - 5 to 7 1-2 j
Spring Steel, ----- 8 etc. j
Rough, ---- - 9 {
American P.lis’er - - - - 10
NAILS—IO-12-IG-20-30-itl-30-GOJ per |h. 6 cts keg $1 50
‘*4 ... ,i., 7 cw G 75 I
“ * - - tl» 8 “ 775 j
SPIKES —cat, - do 7 “ 075 '
“ wrought - - do 10 “ 960 !
Anvils - do 17 et-. j
Wagon Boxes, - - do 4 1-2 |
Buggy “ set - - - - -70 ct-. j
IRON GUARANTEED.
The Nails* will be found on trial to be superior lo any
other in market.
Mmv’22. 35 6ui j
LATEST ARRIVAL
OF
FRESH GROCERIES!
O EY & FARMER, Roberts street, next
-i-V' door to the World’s Fair, have just rec -iwd p r Dr.
Franklin No. 2, the r second spring sto k• f lr-sh J ami >
Groceries, Provisions, \c., wiffgh th--.v vvj.l sell at
any ev r brought to tins mark*;*, ail we con.i
deiitly appeal to *>itr J«»nu r cu turners for a c
the.r lavors, knowing tiiat those who haw purenased of u*
once will ikt fail to cjiik* again,
may 22. KEY & FARMER.
U'XTRA superfine War Eug'e Fleur—
-*■2 A supply on halid, which Wc can ti-i. at the uv-st ac
cvmnio.lailng rates. KEY A FARMER.
IJORK—An excellent article lor Fain-
X i:yu..-, f,rs.il -by KEY N. FARAIEU.
IE AS—Fresh Teas, received at New
York l»y the lat • <- v ubk trips ot th * “Clip;*'r licet,”
only ilia ty days lroin Canton, the best in m irk -t.
KEY N. FARMER.
Vi ACC A RON I AND VERMICELLI
*. * L —A n-w supply of fresh aiul good, rec’.l ;• r Frauk-
Eu No. 2, f. r sale by KEY N FARMER.
l.i AlSlNS—Fresh R. Raisins, of this
-l. v sprin.-’o importation, ree’d per 1-Tank.in No. 2, for
tale by BEY FARMER^
FRUIT—Apples and Peaches,
U a moot sup, riar ardci *, for sale by
KEY N FARMER.
VAILS —Of all sizes, from the lest
a- manutai t'.ri s hi the country, for sale at v. ry 1 w
rates by KEY
j lIILDREN’S Carriages and Willow
n-V Ware of all kinds, purchased at them tnufact ry, and
for sale by RKY Jv FARMER.
j ANDLES AND SOAP.—Star and
U- mould candles and the beat quality «-r hap far sale by
RKY .N FARMER.
I OTTON BATTING—A good supjdv
' > < t\ Land. REV tc I'AILMER."
MANILLA CORDAGE—For sale by
BUT fc FARMER.
| ’OFFEE AND SUGAR —S ock of
V J both largely repliffiislied l.y arrival of Franklin No. 2,
every variety of thesj articles for sale by
REV N FAR MVP.
LE CLAIRE rOLNDUV,
davenport. IOWA.
'THE PROPRIETORS of the above
X establishment would ea'.l the attention of mfll-wright*
and mid-owners, with others that may want tuiehin ry
to the la t that they are ready to furnish various kinds oi
work at their establishment *iz :
Mill Gearing for tiourund saw inil!«> hoisting and light- !
er scr. ws, reaction water heels of ui.; rent k;:i Is, h*>r.*e i
powers, threshers and separator', fanning mil],coin >h* l
l*»r. plow and cultivator castings, wagon hubs, arms and |
b« s r, grates for window.-, pavements and parlors, i.*-n\s ;
f. r store and warehouses’, columns, plain or limed square !
or round, l»*>a? and mill engines, large or sin. ill, horizon- i
tal or upright, slide or lever cut-oil; Biack-miihing and
linishifig, and in la t everything ordered in oi;r line, ot
Ivon brass, c« mp..s:ti. n or babbit metal.
Our pan* rns ar • all new. :,n«l mili-wri/Ms orJcring ma- i
ehinery can have it In th latest an I he.-f style. We do [
not inten«l to b * surpa-s* , *l by any edabllshm-Ti’, for neat
ncs< propornon, or furevigrh and duraldlity. Care a:i i J
experience will be e\cr»-Ue«l in selecting, nrxiiig, at-1 i
'in ■Ring of in dais, t * make it Midsfaetory to the purcha
ser and crc*litable lo tin* man uactur**.-.
I.K ('l . A l RE, DA VEX FORT Ki O. |
Davenport, Maj SS, l 35-4ni *
Cm LASS A K B
WHOLESALE & RETAIL, j
To Hotel and Boarding House Keepers >ler hauls j
and the l’uhlic in General.
FT MARVIN, (AGENT FOR THE!
Xt, o’Hara (ilass Manutacluring Company.) ba>*»pen- j
ed «-n Thir*l street, nearly opposite the Post OfW e, a very [
•xtensive assortment ot ARK, which ir* Is offer- j
ing at Wholesale and Retail, below .St. L/»nls pi ices.
Cal * an*l examine this beautiful, and for St. Raul, unique
display ofr Glass-ware. You will ft ml
TuniLltra ofevzrtj Sugar Fowls ,
j Cruets, Fruit Fowls,
I Celeries, ~ Jelly Bowls,
Satis, .Molasses Cans,
Pitchers, Custard Bowls,
Fruit Plates, Jetty Classes,
Cake Salvers, Jell’J Stands.
And Indeed a variety too numeronn to mention. Call
early at the St. Paul Glas*ware Store, Third street, be
tween Roberts and Minnesota streets.
May 1. IX5*.
Choice Lands Cor Sale.
UJ E have several tracts of choice farm
in • lands, a abort distance from SI. I’aal, wbicb
| wc wish t./scll on reason.Me terms.
ALSO,
A tract of heavily-limbered bottom
j on t!.o Missi-slp;.!, opposite Little Cr«w villact , four
mill’s below St. Paul. This tract oilers nr.- tudttceulcn s
lo persons wishing limber for manufacturtiig purposes aud
I flrew-ord. Apply to
tVII.LOfGHBT A POdEBS,
I-ivers Stable, K-te.l- S*re.t.
| «• H. CAMPBELL, m . JO „ t<
B. H. CAMPBELL It CO.,
: WUOLE3ALE GItOOKRS, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
No. S 3 Leveo, Galena, 111.
ALiO, A JLM S roR GALENA AND MIXNCSOTA V. tr
MAIL LIKE.
Noniluov, Copt. o. Suiiili, lc.ws GAlea*, MuoJay,, at
U-u'.-luCk.
Ken CRuinbell, Cairf. leave, Galeua. FrUav..
at li o'clock. J ’
Doctor Franklin, Capt. R. Blakeley, lean., Galeoj.-
W■■■<•< Jqj>, et IJ u’clnck.
Sj— GuoOr .alppnl lu bU tty the above Line, torwar
O-rv ol el.arire.^Av,
FBCUr GROCERIES.
THE SURSUHIRERS ARE NOW
J receiving their Spr.ng Stock o? Groceries, Previsions,
l.iquor, &c., five., which we will seil very low,
and would respectfully uvite your at tent mu to our t»loof
aud pr e**» b'-fore WcLavu lu store
the follow in.; u.'tiaica:
26 i hints Mugir 10J hbl* cidrr vioc^ar
2ft ) bbls clan tied sugar -U) bxs CandlcS
7ft U*U crasho*l, powdered 2ft bxs op«*tmcandles
aud loaf sugar 6J bxs star do
23t) bbls tuola &JJ bbU Rotj:
Iffff hr-bbls do 300 bbls pork
16 bbis gola cn -yrup ft J bbls laru
2ft hi-bbls do 100 kegs do
3o keas do 30 bx** starch
2ftJ sacks R'o, Lagn’.ra and 10 bales Gunnies
Java coffee 300 bxs raisin^
5J ht-chests lui?, Y 1! and 200 hf-bxj do
black U a 200 qr-bxs do
300 cuddies imp, Y U aul 60 tierces rice
black tea 100 bbls dried apples
76 M u»sortcd cigars 60 bbl( dried p^nclies
2(K» dor. Cords 300 hr-bx-i glata
100 Calls rope 10,00-3 lights sAah
f»J bales onkmn 10 tales hops
ft W bbls seine twine 6) bxs pint fla*ku
j 63 calls lath tvv.ne 2ft do tumblers
i *25 J bids wfc'.skvy 20 doz decautert
30 do Boarbou whi>ki-y ftO doz wine glasses
I 3o do Moiioiigdhel.t do 20 doz champaign gla>avs
J -6 do Ain brandy 10 duz lanterns
i .5 do N Emm 160 bX3 chew«
| *2O qr cka port wine 100 nests mbs
! 20 do Malaga do 100 doz buckets
I 10 do Maderiado 2ft casks i>aleraiu#
j 10 do Sherry do 30 bxs almonds
I 2 pipes Holland gin 2ft trails do
1 do St Croix rum 20 bbls filberts
10 hi-pipes brandy 16 bbls Eng walnuts
, 20 qr-pipe* do 20 bxs luaccaroul
30 1-1 do do 50 gross lamp wicks
25 ba'kttschampaign 10J rm-»letter and cap paper*
75 bx» cl.a npaign cnlcr 300 ring wrapping do
10 bxs Muscat wine 30 bx* clothe* piiu
6»t'X'- C’la.’ct 30 bxs ground ginger
10 bxs AuuescUe 25 bxs extracts, assorted
100 Mils Dayton ale 10 bhl» lard oil
100 lb* Isinglass 10 bbls linseed o l
20 bx* preserves 10 l»bi* sperm uo
2ft i»asket» olive oil 100 market baskets
2ft bxs pickk-s 7ft bhh mackerel
10 bag* p- pper 75 hf-buU do
15 tags spice 40 qr-bbi» do
40 ck* currants 100 kill* do
1 bbl cloves lod kills salmon
1 do nutmegs 25 drums c-jdtish
100 ib* mace 100 bxs do
*.ft bxs cliocolaie 10) bxs herring
400 k«*gs nails 100 Mimii bx., t >uacco
30 bx- ground pepper 100 large do do
20 bx* do spice 40 bxs smoking do
15 bx.i cassia 25 bxs tine cut ch’ug tobacco
5 /0 lb* ca-sia in mats 10 bxs scaflarlati do
5 ) doz scrubbing brushes 100 bx* pipes
25 doz shoe do 30 bxs brandy chcrrlea
3jo M gun caps 100 d<>7 zinc *.a.,bbcarda
Ift vase* sardines 50 t*bU tar
30 l'b|i> oysters 25 bbl* pitch
30 bxs iuk 25 bids rot*ill
30 bales twine ft) Lx, lemons
30 do wick.ng 10 Case* prime#
3‘JO dram* llg* 500 tacks sail
200 dcmlloLns
B. 11. CAMPBELL fc CO.
No. 35 Levee#
Galena. May Ift, lfft?# 34-y
TAKE NOTICE.
’’J IIOSE indebted to me by note or oth
fc erwi-e, will center a favor by wiyiu" th« •»*nf tu
Truman M. smith. R. JI. iPEXCER.
Saint Paul, May 7, 1652.
NKW CLOTHING STORK.
Ou H.bcris Street,n few doors from Third Slreet r
Saint Paul.
tl INNE & COOLEY, having opened
\ l a new Caching Establishment in St. Paul, would
rer-pectfully call the atfi*ntluu *»f the public tu their ex
teii-ive a-sortnieiit of Dress, French, English, aud Ger
man Cloths and Iftvlmeri-!*, a» well a* rich Vestings, all
p3icha*ed expressly lor their
TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
Their sty! - *, l**xtnre, an*! flnish warrant them in assuming
that it i- the largest and most varied a-sortmeiit of the
beiure iiientiou -d, liewly-imported got*ls in Saint Paul,
•unbracing ail >tvl.**, from the richest and roost ojstly to
t 1,,. pi,iueM ».t stout clothing. Particular attention wiU
be nai Glove arm >mri ifrpa.
In the Clothing Dcpuriment, they challenge all
competition regards quality, style and low prices.
May, 1852. 33/
W. G. LE DU . D. ItOIIRER.
LLDIC k ROIIREU,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, •
[Corut r of lien :1» and W'abashaw streets, St. Paul, M. T.]
\ 11NNESOTA YEAR 800 K—1852
i.»X Kec -iv**d per Hpanrr Nominee, and for sale at
our counter, also bv Churchill fc Nel-oti, Stiilvia»er, W•
11. C. Folsom, Taylot’s J alls,ami J**r--miali Ru>* dl, SauK
BapHlu. May s. UIH C h. KOHKEX
A M E RICAN 'ALMANAC Jor‘lss2,
1 X Uuc ivcit an.l for sale by I.EDUC & BOUItIIB.
U,’ RAPING PAPER. —Crown and
1) isibh* Entwn on hand, and for sale at fit. Loulk
Wholesale Prices. LE DUE fc KOllßKlt.
U 7 A FT. PAPER—J list received a small
» » assortment by IxDUC fc UOHUKR.
T~IIE “OF JOHN RANDOLPH, of
I A Roanoke, bv Hugh A. Garland. For sab* at the
Bookstore of LEDI C fc lIOIIHER.
O lIE ARABIAN NIGHTS’ F.NTER
-- taiiim ut*. Transi.iiil an.l aminznl lor Uraily
r.a liny, ami illiistrau-U wiili 600 .-nKraviiiK-.
’ i.eDUC i* ROIIREU. _
I AIR ST BOOK OF ANATOMY,
■ Plivainloey and Hygiene, with R 3 ensravine*, ue
siiHicd for the of Schools. LEDUC fc UOIIKER.
'I HE Diplomatic and Official Paper* of
A Paiih-l V. ti-s. r. I IDUC & noiIRKR.
[ IISTORY of the Rise, Progress and
il Conclusion of th** Florida War, Illustrated by map*
and engravings, by John T. Sprague, L*. B. A.
LEDUC fc ItOIIUER.
1 FUTURES ON SIIAKSPEARE,
_J By 11. N. Hudson. Ulil'CA P.OHHKR^_
\ ETON LOCKE, Tailor and l’oct, an
A Autobiography. I.rUIC & KOIIBMP..
\7 EAST—A Problem—by Aullior of
A - A11..11 Incite.” UA)» cft HOIIHKR.
1 HE AMERICAN FARM BOOK.
J- The cheapest and m*»»t valuabl- b*n,k f*»r a farmer
ever print*-*:; b.-ing a complete guide, both practical and
sciemiih , for the Western farmer, with a memoir on
.Maize or Indian Corn. For sale by LkDLC i.GHI.tK.
i\/l EMOIR OF WILLIAM ELLERY
lAX- Claiming, with an engraving, lu 3 veils. For sal*
ljV UeDUC Ay BOIIREH.
T IFE av.d Public Services of John
L u nl-cy Adams, by Wto. 11. Seward. For sale by
H LEUUC k. KOIIKKH.
JOS. M. litton s, Tlioa. If. THATCH, JOS*. Q. HART.
121.0W> THATCH k. HART,
WHOLES A I.K AM, RETAIL DEALERS IS
FINE CLOTHING AND GENTLE
MEN’S FURNISHING GOODS,
A*. Hill Main Street,
West side. bet. Washington Avenue aI,J Virginia Hotel,
ST. 1.01 IS, .MO.
\T7E ARE NOW OPENING, Dl
\ V r ..et f i.iill tin- Kao, a large aud .up'-rior a.sortniont
of ('p.tl.ing aud Fupii.hing tioals, for Oi-niienieti a w..-ar.
can...t -ng < liteity Of the Uner and letter grades, selected
train the best Importing and Commission Houses, and
I made up In a superior manner,expressly for this market.
Ait k ids of Clothing, ready made and warranted, at
wtv desalt-, vert low for Cash or good paper.
t -r.-a* va-Tetvof (Unis’ Furnishing Unods, such as
SlnrtA, Cravats, lilove., Ac., Ac., tsblcb will be sold to
th- trade al New York wholesale prices.
We respectfully solleit seal!. ‘
bt. l.ouis, it ay 16,1552. 3,-0
NORTH-WESTERN BOOK STORE.
Joseph Jt. Waggoner,
WHOLESALE AM* BETA 11. BOOKSELLER AND
STATION KH,
.Vo. 93 Main Street, four ttorj Brick Corner,
Galina. I L
STs~Agcn**y for the sale of superior Printing
Galena, May 22.
For Rent.
r p WO new frame dwellings with two
J lots of ground a tached to each house, suitable tox
i e.Kxt gardens, as it was cultivated last year. Also, one
I good log house, with live acre, of ground, and a good
1 t.am. 30 by 43 tect. Also, FOR SALE, 60 tows lots,
I cheap. Apply to
1 W. A. CHEEVER,
1 gftf 3t. Anthcny City,

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