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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 relurncj to our landing
at five. By the attention of her officers,
we have Galena papers of Thursday.
We extract the following:
Cholera at Dlblqte.— 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.— Jefj.
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.
hoR St. Paul.—The steamers Saint
Paul and Dr. Franklin left yesterday for
St. Paul with an average of’3oo passen
gers each, and all the f reight they could
carry. The passenger and freight trade,
above Galena, lias increased 300 percent,
within one year. Minnesota will treble
her populat ion the present summer.— Jeff.
Hon. W:n. R. King, of Alabama, is
the Democratic nominee for Vice Presi
dent.
The Steamer Ben Campbell arrived at
Galena on Thursday, an ! was to leave
for St. PauPyejterday.
Our former fellow-citizen, Mr. John
Crombacker, who lias been absent in
California two years, was a passenger by
the Newton this morning.
The Dr. Franklin arrived this morning
at hall-past five o dock. We arc again
indebted to Mr. Mclvill 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,
ia rcgajd to carrying the river mail. We,
and the whole upper country, are glad of
it :
We understand that MeCutie &. Co.,
proprietors of the Keokuk pickets, have
ma le arrangements for carrying the mails
between ft. Louis and Galena, with the
Galena boats, and that they are to com
mence ti:e service at once. ’ The follow
ing commanders have been consulted and
agree to the proposition :
Minnesota, Gleiin, leaves St. Louis
Monday. Brunette. Barger, leaves St.
Louis I uesday. Golden Era, Bersie,
leaves St. Louis Friday. Saranac, Riley,
leaves St. Louis Saturday.
Further arrangements will probabiv he
mode for Wednesday and Thursday, as
follows :
Shanandoah, , leaves St. Louis
Wednesday. Danube, Green, leaves St.
Louis 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.
Mmm:.—At the \\ liig Convention for
tin- -lill Co tgrcssioiml District in Maine
held :it Augn>ta on the 2.Yh uit., Hon.
Divid C. Magoon, of Bath, was unani
mously chosen a Delegate to the Whig
National Convent ion. lie was instructed
to vote for Gen. S'coM.
The Whig Congressional Convention
lor the h District, assembled at Dover
•>n the 2'Mi nil., and unaiiiinuus'y no:ni
iute.l II on. I. Washburne, Jr., the pres
ent member of (’oiigres. for re-election.
Col. W. 11. Mill s, of Bangor, was cho
sen delegate to the Whig National Con
vention. He was also instructed for
Scott.
Win. K. Kimball lias been nominated
by the Loco Focos of the Oxford and
Lincoln district as their candidate for
Congress, to till the vacancy oceasionc; I
l>y the death of lion. Charles Andrews,
lion. Isaac Reed is the Whig candidate.
From the Bluffs —Emigrants Re
turning, Sic.—The Delaware returned
last evening from Council Bluffs, having
performed the triple tint point and hack,
taking upwards ol (JOO tuns of freight,
in thirteen days anti a half. She reached
the Bluffs on the 2<>lh, and a few hours
after the Honduras landed, and the day
following the two boats discharged I.IOU
barrels of flour and other provisions
nee led, in like quantities, into tlie town
and glutted the market. Flour, which
had been the day previous selling at Sib
and ;-i7 per hundred, declined to S>7 and
!j>S per bid- and the general impression
was, it would go down to fy(i. 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. from all accounts,
is vet thronged with Mormaiis, the Cali
fornian and Oregon emigrants having
nearly all left.
Painful rumors of sickness among the
emigrants on the plains, have recently
reached Kanesville and points below.
The cholera, it is said, or a disease re
scinbbiig it, lias played havoc with some
of the trains, and the Indians are very
troublesome Several skirmishes have
taken place between them and the emi
grants, near the frontier, and killed and
wounded arc 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 Dela
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 for 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 follow their example. The Dela
ware reports the health of the Missouri
towns good since die 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 26th—hence we conclude,
that the rejiort 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 Wolt Hunt—At the Head of
Grant, on Saturday, the slh 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 heroes
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 mail 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 ol the col
lar-y morbus.
J me e Edmonds. — The Albany Knick
erbocker says that in consequence of the
strange conduct of this gentleman with
reference to the spirit rappings, visions,
&0., several gentlemen of the bar in tha t
citv, intend to apply to Gov. Hunt for a
commission to inquire into his sanity.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany are now working a locomotive up a
grade 520 feet to 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 to it, in addition toils 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.
Indians About. —The Mineral Point j
Tribune of last week notices ihe appear
ance of a large body of Indians in that ■
quarter, on their way north. They were
removed to the Missouri country last fall
by the State Government, but disliking
their new quarters, have come back to ,
their old outs. The Madison Democrat i
mentions that a large band passed through
that town on their way to Sheboygan.—
-Milwaukee Sentinel. i i
B. G. Ferris, of Ithaca, in this State,
formerly Member o.‘ Assembly, has been !
appointed by the President, Secretary of I
Utah. He did not ask lor the place, but (
accepted it, and will soon start for the j i
Great Salt Lake, to endeavor to harmon
ise our Mormon brethren. —Acte Yurk 1 ,
Express.
The Methodist General Con crenee,
North, has decided in favor of the pew
systcm.au 1 against that article of Metho
dist discipline which requires that ** me;;
and women should sit apart in all the
churches,” by a vote of 89 to 62.
The Rio Bravo of the 11th. says tie
Cam'-inches are devastating the Rio Gran !e
country by frightful murders and robber-!
ies. Both the American and Mexican
population are in many instances üban-!
doning their homes, seeking safety by :
flight into Mexico.
A Little too Fast.— The report tint
Gen. Butler was nominate l for President
got into circulation last evening, where- i
unen one of the most ardent supporters of!
D itiglas caught it up, pronounced it
•‘ just the thing—the strongest that could
he made, in fact a d 1 ‘ elegant’ iromi- i
n ition !”—Chicago Jour.
C aten a Boats Laid 1 p.—The great j
scarci y of downward freights in the Ga
lena trade, and the reduction i:i prices,
the result of various causes, has induced 1
several of the regular traders to with
draw' for a short time, or at least till there!
is some visable improvement in the bud-!
ness. The Bon Accord is laid up, at the;
foot of Walnut st. The Martha No. 2,!
at die same place, and tlie Dubuque at 111’—
noistown. The Highland Mary No. 2. s
under charter to Captain Miller, and runs ,
as a Nashville packet, in place of the 1
fast West Newton. — St. Louis Union.
Coffee.— The production of coffee in ;
Brazil, the ptst year, has been 1,700.000 ■
bags, or 272 millions of lbs. In 1820, l.
the production was fifteen millions of 1
pounds.
The consumption in die United States ]
the past 39 years has increased rapidly, j
In 1821, the consumption per head to the j
inhabitants of the United Slates was one :
pound lour ounces. In 1830, the propor-|
lion had increased to three pounds peri
head, the foreign price having fallen DO j
percent. Alter the 31st of December,
1830, coffee paid two cents, and in 1831, \
one cent; after which it was free. The I
importation in the year 1831 doubled in
consequence of the reduced duty, and j
die consumption per lir.id lor the four |
years ending with 1842 averaged six
pounds pe r head, having quadrupled to
each inhabitant since 1821.
A Clever Woman. —The Milwaukee'
Commercial acknowledges die receipt of
a dollar from a lady subscriber,” who
selects that paper because “ she is fond
of romance, and thinks the democratic I
press deal very largely in that com-;
modity.”
MARRIED,
In Saint Paul, on Saturday Juno 5, I y Rev. T. M. Ful
lerton, Dr. K. G. PI'GSLEV, of Xeonah, Wisconsin, to
Miss MINERVA EMETINE BREWSTER, of St. Paul.
World’s Fair!
EVERY Boat, almost is now bringing
us New Goods, which we are bcLlug ten per cent,
eh aj**r than any othjr house in town. Let this he borne
In mind. CLIMAX & LAWLER.
UJ AR EAGLE FLOUR, fresh ground.
the best ever in this market, Just received and
gale by REV fc FARMER.
FRESH BUTTER—A very superior
article for sale by KEY &. FARMER.
IARD —An extra article put up in
J lir», expressly for family use, for sale by
3 ’ 1 REV & FARMER.
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
Catlicart & Tyson,
HAY E leased the new store on the
corner of Robert and Fourth street*, where th**y
ar,? now opening a fresh stock "f Groceries, P.ovUJoua
an I Peed; which they offer at wholesale and retail to the
clt ltd ia ot Saint Paul and the surrounding country, at cs
1 »w prices as they can be purchased west of St. Louis.
Their stock consists In part as follows:
Crushed and Powdered Sugars, Java, Riff f/igulraCoflee
XOan i Clarified do V il, Imperial,Gunpowder,
Tobacco and s**xars, and Ilia k Tea*
(choice bran Is) Klee, Kaisin* and Currants
Pepper, Spices, Vufm?gs Cloves, assorted pickle*
Pepper sauce, Catchups Powder and slnd, Chocolate
W R Ch' ese, Si.ircb, Citron Mnstard,Flff*,Exti»f Lemon
Rose and Vanilla M’ld,«rar and sp’m Candle*
Palm and Variegated Soap Mackerel,C<>drt-h, Herrins*
Shaving do Pork, Hams and * boulders
Fresh Rutter an i ivetfs Rutter and soda Crackers
Molasses and Golden syrup IJn»e«-d and Ltd Oil
Cid-r, Vinegar Oats, Corn and shorts;
Corn Meal and Fiour, choicest brands,
aiso other articles usually kept in a Family Grocery store,
t>*» numerous too m -nrion, which they will s**ll for Cash
exclusively a: small profits. Putc.iaser* will phase call
uni examine tor ihctu»clvcs.
-U If. CATIICART,
St. Paul, June, I*sl (38;.) X. E. TYSON.
1 ( j( ) DOZEN Fresh Lemons, just re
•» '*** celved and for sale bv
CATIICART & TYSON.
j L’ST RECEIVED—2OO bushels fresh
Ground Corn Meal, and for sah* cheap bv
June 10 CATHCAIIT & TYSON.
FAIR PLAY!
‘-Competition is the Life of Trade.”
p ATTISON& BENSON’S new Couch
« » have arrived, and now upon the road betw< en
St- Paul and St. Authony, r aty to aecomtu d ue the p b'
. lie on all occasions. They have also received in add! J,,n
to their former large and «xc 11 nt Livery Mock, *cv r. i
new and elegant Ca.riar. s and Barouche*; a,so n w Har
nesses and Horse Furnishing , and equipage of the most
elegant description.
ALSO—an additional stock of Fine
Blood,-.!, well t.rok.-n linr.es. Qrrnv .
_ . g i'rf lf ‘Spirited” horses come in under the
H X’ l.i'Uuir Lav, win they be l:i d inner of ho-
I "J-j —'ti hiK ltu-jclt- don the li.-hcl Our m ire
! X " -v .'l.Kk Will rort over SI,OOO. N„oile r
stni.to in the Weal, out ot Saint Louis will
he round as c >mpl t.- as ours.
Will our iriends and the put.Mr rememle-r, that at the
Lively Stable in u, - r-aror tin- American House, at the
upper end of Sa nt Paul, they can a: all hou-s, have so. It
conveyance by laud, on wheels or on hors -i.a-k. as ihev
“»> desire. PATTI SOX tv ItEXSOX.
St. Pa-.', dune IP, IS‘.2. (38.)
tte-ul ir tiali ua and Saint Paul Packet, Twice a
Week.
r i IIE superior and last runtime passen
-* V r si- anitr West .\eu !on, I!.UtRIS,° ~
-YLi't- r, \vi 1 ie.ivo Saint Paul for Galena and <
ail intenued ate p■ oil Tuesday evenings
at ti o'clock, and Saturday mornings at 0 o'clock. For
:r *>:*'»l or pasMge apply ui boa.il. 38-. t
; ill '] gentleman who took a letter di
* O’ t d to me, off the steamer West Newton, will
>’Afvr a i iv. r ty dropping tin* same in the Post oifi e or
delivering ir to me* lor Lis in format ion her alter, 1
w u’.d inform him, that Mr. Wm. C.mstau* i> alone au
thorised to tike 1 it rs from Has, directed to in -,
i St. Paul, Julie 11, IS(It) CBAS. F. TRACT.
W. El. femmes,
Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in
Chancery, Willow River,Wis.
Will practice In the counties of St. Croix and LaCrosse,
IV Ist• u.-in, and in the District Court of Washington c .ni:«
ty, Minn.'Sota. Valuable town lots In the village or
Willow River for sale. 38y
DISSOLUTION.
r rilE Co-Partnership heretofore exist
-L lng between F. E. Collins and C. I*. V. Lull hi the
Auction an 1 Gui.ral Lan 1 Agency business, l> hereby di -
solved by mutual Consent. F. K. COLLINS,
Jt n , 3, 1852. C. P. V. LULL.
1 F. E. Collins will continue the Auction,
(VnunlrM «n and General UnJ Agency business at the
large brick building oil Third tt., below Jacks* n.
F. E. Collin*,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
la lit Paul, Minnesota T* rritory,
, in the three s.ory Br; k st »re, Third St-, opposite \V. 11.
Forbes’ Ouf.it.
T7OIUVAIIDING Guv Arrangements
J- f r forwarding al kinds of Mmiinntlisr, are
ampl**, an 1 t»tais ap.irtni nt we pay p trticnlur atti nti >n.
\ UCTION AND COMMISSION—
j "V purl I -tsMr attention will be given t » th<* px-eh is**
j and sal * «d produ'e and otlier property oil Coniuiisshn.
j My famiii iilry wi h thi* market, a■.-«ji:ir«*«! during Rome
; v- ars r. sidein ■* h-ve. will enable us to ciLCt sales ot lTo
duc • at the hiali .-t raus.
T WILL a! so pay particular attention to
! A tv inn and s llinsr of Real Ks.ate < n Commission.
| Saint Pari, June C-, ißc2. F. K. COLLINB.
\ LST RECEIVED, on consignment,
J bids of FI ur, for sale cheap f- r cash, » y
F. Id. COLLINS.
1 FURNITURE —-just rcceivcrl a splen
«li I 1 .t of ruriiitnr.* fr- in ('Diclnna i which 1 will
s II at Nahit Lords prices. Call at the rooms of
F. K. COLLINS, Thirds:., below Jackson.
EO:K3! BOOKS! BOOKS!
(Jus/ received per Excelsior.)
S. COMBS, near the American
! » V . 11j i>v, ha. just rcc-.-lved a lanse and v»rl d
! c.-llec’l not n-w book-. Just irom the press, to whivh he
! iuvit s tli * atiention of all tlie reading eon im unity. They
| are ormtiai at Kasieun Prices. Teimscash.
! C.»m » and » xantlne —no trouble to show c«h*ls at tl.c
tnkliu B • k*tore« 9 * 37
fit The Minnesota Remedy,^
; i , fok .
Cholera .Morbus, Dysentery, Diarrhoea,
vS'e.
"PESIGUAGOMIK ”
OH
•■lndian Coinpatmd A*trlndent and Tonic.”
r \ HE materials ol this medicine arc en
j X ti.vlv vi , geta!*l , ‘. in to Mlilh soLi, an 1 well
known to tic In Fans by wli. m ill y have been used fr« m
tim .mill in t al. w.th invariable suctv-s.
! The Pr *l*ri t.»r cm c-.i ti lnt y rcc-.mm nd tills medicine
I Li the pub.i’. as a CFdt’A S’, SAFK, an 1 P LHASA N'T
' cu e I i Cholera Alorbus, Diurriitru, D/seiitc y. and
j all dis'*.«B *s of tli ■ JL-.w ds. It att’ords almost insLuit.iii *-
j vms re l f u eis sof gr.p n2s i r tramps, and ordinarily
I etl' ets aconiph’te tv:r • n six i r el-lit b urs.
T»> B'.a.iiien, Hal.men, Lumbermen, and all p r
! sons trav iin- r ».n tne river, tills in.dk,in* Is Rival .table.
Our c ti/.ens go ng l.elow. during the summer months
sh >u.d not tail t • provide to -ius dvas with it.
i Ti must of course d -rlre it* repu
tation fr. in the t stiiii .ii.aln of Uiosj who have mad.* trial
j of it.
i Fleas • read car fully tli“ ann-x *.! certi'icat -s.
lbvj iv.vd by E. F. ELY. St. Paul,
i All! f»r sah* at ti * i'-uokst r* of I.LDt’C x\. ROIULIR,
j and nt W. H. FORBK.s’ Minnesota Store, St. Paul. Also,
t at tlie Minnesota Bookstore, St- Anthony, and Chu.-cbill \
Neis n, S iilwat r.
- j *'3* 1 rice Fifty Cents per B
CERTIFICATES
I have used tlie ‘•Pesiguagomik"’ re
p -atedly in my irnnily and can rectsniin *nd it as th** saicst !
as well its nit>r- 1 etticaci ius medicine in nil derangements
* «»f th • Itiw.ls, I have ever kn >\vn. It has, t» niy know- j
ledge, saved several valuable lives in inn,t eb-t;nate cases
of f h.dera Mur Mis, Dysentery, &c.
| St. Paul, May 1652. C. W. BOffCP.
; This may certify that I have used the j
i V ariable Coiiijiotind A’-lriu.ucut, prepared by M.\ K. P.
i Kly, in my family, and have found it to he the l>e>t by fj.r !
jof any t.dng of the kind I have ever used. In ui • in- j
1 s.anee, two Uo>es cur d an obstinate case of Cholera Mur- j
1 bjs. Not a ping.e individual should he without this valu- j
j able in ‘diem •. particularly in a a country where the D.ar- :
f.uva and summer caupU.nt are pr■•valent.
CIIA’S Ji. OASES.
Having used this preparation in my
j family, I most cheerfully Join Mr. Oaks in the above cer- j
j titivate of its virtues.
| St. Paul, May 21, 1352. ALEX. RAMSEY.
1 take pleasure in being able lo state
' that l have u>«‘d in my family, Mr. Ely’s Com pound As
tringent ami Tonic, in cases of Diarrhoea, with much suc
! cess: and especially last summer fn a case of summer
complaint in an Infant of mine some nine in iiiths old, and
die rfully r c .rnm n I irs use to tlie 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 effective, especially in ca>es of child mi teething, and
consider it a:i active and safe x\m *dy for ail Bowel Com
plaints. A. H. FRENCH.
I St. Paul, Auyu tl, IS3I.
I have used the Indian Compound As
tringent and Tonic, prepar' d by Mr. Edmund F. Ely, and
f n:ul Immediate relief; and can cheerfully recommend it
as a specdv and sure cure for diseases of the bowels.
St. Paul, May 24. 1652. H. F. MASTER SON.
I certify that I have used the Indian
Tonic, called ••PesjgUi*£«*raik,” and recommend the same
.as au cx.ccU nt astringent* pleasant in its ta.-tc.and certain
! in its cure. J. J. NO.* 11.
j August, 1351. 30 mti
| AU orders for the above Medicine should be ad
i dressed to E. F. Ely, St. Paul, Minnesota.
HOUSE Trimmings, Locks, Bolts,
Tit :b» , Butt: ani Scr-vs, at F. S. NEWELL'S.
R. S. HARRIS A CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
Forwarding and Commission - Merchants .
BOAT STORES.
ALSO.
IMCOKTE.-.A AND DBALKKS IX PLitE BIt.IXDV,
WINKS, UlttAttS, At.
HAY’E on hand and are constantly
receiving tire lotlon-ing, which w■ a: prepared to
acli cheap and on terms that cannot fail toMiit purchascra.
SUOAHS AND MOLASSES.
1 40 lihdb- X. O. sugar, S’J hbls. S H Mjlaaaen,
100 bhls clariiled A .V li sugar 5J bf bbj) S II da
t 60 (lo « OotO;> do 2d kens do do
j 20 do loaf do 20 bbls X’ O do
20 (lo ertohed do 20 hr bbla do do
10 do pulverized do 10 kilts Gulden Syrup,
UOIFEE AND TEA.
too sack. lth> Uo«e-, '•> h *» "n'.iertal Tea,
30 sacks Java do A> Dxa do do
30 “ Lv'nln 'lo Hll vstiP do
10 « St. Domtuso Cofloe, 10 tub bxs ti I* do
20 *‘ Havana tir.-elt d-r 40 d X I3;b las A H Tea,
10 bxs (trouti t da 30 bxs b'.k Oa'.mr do
6 Manilla do 10 do do very tine do
IMRE. AND BACON.
; 100 bbls Mess Perk, 510 Suttar Car d Ham -,
30 do i-rimr do 10 casks clear Sid.-a,
! 40 LI bbts Family Pork, to do Shoulders.
COD 1- lSll, MACEKRI'.L, Ac.
25 bbls Xu 1 Mack rvi, 6 drums Cod Fish,
g. do No ° do 51 bxs do do
15 do No 3 do 60 kits Salmon,
Sok.taXul do 10J bxs II mn
CANDLES AX'D SOAl*.
2 )0 bxs Mould Candles, »<« bw Palm Soap,
60 do dipt do "a do bluntly do
100 do* Star d-> 125 do (julncy A e.low,
10 do Adamant in ■ C.mdlvs, 50 do t ariegated do
P.CKL'-S AND CATSUP.
25 bxs assort -d Pickles, 25 bxs Tomato Catsup,
5 do Cabbage do 5° " -Onnt do
sdo PLolita do 6 ' lu Mushroom do
SPICES AND EMitACiS.
£0 bxa ground p-pp -r, to dox Extract uf 1.-mou,
10 do ground Pirn -nt>, 10 do do Vanilla,
sdo do Cassia d<) do do Cloves,
r.o malts do Id do lto»e,
T ABLE KltriT AND PitKSEItVKS.
15 bxs Cherries. . 1° bxs preserved Pears,
10 do Peaches. IB do (j 1 <luces,
10 do Strawbeiries, l' l do as.-orted Jellb-s,
10 do Apricots, 10 e», Jams,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
50 bxi Virginia Tobacco, 100 bx. cliulce llegalia, viz:
20 do Mis-Vitrl do 20 oo Jenny l.lnd,
25 do ltSi.lt smoking 20 do Xanuleutl,
50 do GA\V do id dd la) Colon,
5 do S L chewing do 60 do Washington,
10 lit) No*’farina Uo •*) priucip *,
b dt> Gobi L*af dn ,!o a bI - v - s *
UINKB AND L!QI*OHS«
CO hf pipi's B audtes, viz: 5 t 4 r cks Burgundy Part,
4hr ti. otanl, l»u.v 6qr do Pure Julec do
4 hfi». l».u.*t,L’tt-tillar N- to I ptpu Swan Gin,
4 0., G.)’arl, 100 UMs »' Ctitied Whiskey,
1 do J.l Duprey, 4<> «lo Muii’la and Rye do
4 do First Proof 10 bxs rhampas&e Cider,
•JO do Brandy do Claret,
-10 8:h i‘i|)'*s Brandy, 10 do <n,
20 bx> Brandy t herries 10 do Pewermint,
10 do Peachbt, •or va-ks Malt U im*,
10 do Absintha, 10 bx< stunueh hitlers,
SHIP CIIANDLKRY.
100collsassM
50 do Tar’d 500 Hook* and Thimbles,
”5 a > llcmrt 100 Capstan Be s, assorted,
Zb ruls Packing Yarn, i? 00 Yawl and Skiff Oar*,
Zb coils Cation Rop«», as ’d 500 Svt'.iug Poles,
Z do Lad Line ll ’inp 200 S »ckei*,
2 ,lo do Cotton 10 pair Cant II *< k*
2 do Bell Uope II *iiip, 50 Sheaves, plane hush'**!
2 do Wheel K p*, 25 d > for Tiller R«»p.-,
5 do/ Di< k Bu -keta, 10 do* 111 k,*ry Br wius,
Gum Pa .kin t, all sizes, Gu-k t Paper,
20 bbls Tar, hh|* Fitch and Rosin,
2iA) k*‘gs Tar 50 bales Oakum,
~50 ilu wi'u't Spik.s, ass'd 1000 lbs Spun Yarn k Marlin
50 Wood Pumps, Caulk.ng Mallets
SUN DR IKS.
200 sacks G A Salt, 300 hbls Family Flour,
; >0 do Ll» »5o 20 case* Mit lu*-,
50 do Dairy Salt, 20 bxs Pepper Sauce
10 cases do sdo (ireen Co n and Peas
li)00 4.11 Sperm Oil, lo do L *nion Syrup,
20 Lbls Lard do 5 do Oraugc 1\ a ter,
10 lit bbls Lar i O-l, 20 do Starch,
10 bbls Linseed do b tierces Rice,
5 do Tanners’ do 100 bx> Bby 10 Glass,
5 B isk ts Olive do IW ,l '» 10 by 12 do
500 cans Sardines, 40 do 11 by 15 do
500 do Fresh Oysters, 50 do 12 by IS do
20 W Till 8 1000 lbs lait'te Twine,
20 doz Painted B u ket*, 20 12tb cans Mustard,
5 casks Saleratus, 30 bxs do
20 bxs do 30 do Pipes
50 bbls Cider Vinegar, 20 do Colliu, 9 Ax s
50 can* Lobsters and Claiut2ooo lbs Bar Lead,
500 kegs Blasting Ponder 100 »»•«* do
1 >0 do Rifle 20 bxs Jenny Ltnd Candy
5) do Cannon 20 do assorted Brandy do
• 0 doz cans Sporting do »0 k *gs Lard,
2 0 do llrtNiins, assorted «0 Firkins Butt r,
2 0 r:ns wrap’g Paper,ass'd 10 bxs Gin^r
20 dz Writing Paper, 20 bhls S S Almonds,
50 gw** playing cards, 10 do Brazil Nuts,
50 bxs W R Cheese, 10 do P i Nuts,
25 do K D do 10 do Filberts,
2 A) k k's Nalls, assorted, 20 bal s Wrapping Twine,
50 drums Figs 200 lbs S ine do
20 bbls Pilot Bread, 200 do Sack do
2dz lin k Matts. u r K) Dx ' > Ka *f
-2 *io Manilla Ma ts 50 hf bxs Raisins,
5 do Butter prints, & csisks Rabins,
5 do Li* 11 1 s 2) gr«»ss Lamp Wi k,
20 do Scrub Brashes, as 3 \l 20!) lbs Candle Wick,
50 pa -Rages Pins, 20 doz him* ond black Ink,
10 dz shoe brushes, 20 d * Shoe Black ug,
10 do Zinc Wish Bosr.ls, 50 do Shoe Tacks,
10 do Pa n: B. U'ho, 10 b.\' Clothes Pins,
2do Dusting do 50 doz B d C »r«b,
5 do Jelly Moulds, 5 do Mouseand Rat Traps,
501 lbs live Geese Feathers, 5d » C IVe ‘ Mid*,
5 t xsCaveiuie P. pp* r, 5 kegs Fait Pcin*,
500 lr:su. is Plasterers’ Hair I**oo gal* Stone War *,
100 M i; un Caps, 200 >.w k' Shot, assorted,
100 lbs Nutmegs, 2 doz Oil Cans,
lu *»x-Y Verma ilia, 100 hbls L lU.svillc C incut,
10 dz Macaroni, 2 doz Selves,
10 do Cooper*’ Isinglass, 5 bxs Curls:*,
10 do Shred do 20 do Yeast Powders,
20 bxs Chocolate 50 bbl> i ra k t>,
130 do Indigo, 5 cases Prunes.
Galena, June 5, 1852- 37v
Edward IK. ilalS,
.Iccountauf.
Commission V-cue) ami licnoral InVlligcncc
Office, in Holland’s! Ilniidiiii. lie:it’ll SI.,
Main’. Paul. Min. Ter.
IT’ILL give particular attention to the
\ V CoUttC.lun -I aoo auils. Taxes, S •lllirr.- up Book,
of Co-partneisdiip, S ilo «>i p,-. pi*rry, M'*r»lwn«liz«*,
The s:ib.scrib« r solic.i* the p«tr iiaip* ol hi* irien ls and
th • public generally in Saint Paul and eLsewhcre, whom
he will do his u:most to serve lu whatever capacity his
services ar** required.
The subscribe-r is also agen* for tin* Met haul ’ Union
\'S.-clati .11 ol St. Louis Mo., and is daily receiving appli
cati -us tor nvmb< r>hip.
•ihe bi'Hi refer* nee* given if needed.
N. B. a\ Real Estate aiul Business In
teiliin nc* is cuim»'<’t»‘d with tin* al* *ve, wlwr** th * subsen-
Im r \vi.u!il advise all ilio>e wishing inform al »n • f any «le
.<•criptii.li to rail .Mid see t.-r tie mselves. See the sign ol
An t on and U< mtni>sd»n lloU.se, Jl. nch St.
St. Paul, May 23, 1862. 3r- Jm
F. ». NEW Fla,
\T' IIOLESALE & RETAIL dealer in
\ * Co.-k, Parlor, ll x Stuvus ut all k:uJs.
I IIE CHARTER OAK, four sizes,
I patented 1852; it lias av ry large oven, bak s per
fectly and tu a * l.ann. For sal •l y I'. S. NEWELL-
J EFFEL’S Double Oven, the neatest
A of the ('iiiciuna i castings with <xMa oval cast iron
boilers, can be seen at F. S. NEWELL’S.
'I HE Queen ol the Forest, an elevated
F oven stove pleasing to all who use it by tin* sat s
ractory nimn r v.oik I* done aud tli case Htn ndimr it,
lu stor • and foi sale bj* J’. S. NEWELL.
t 'OUN Shellers in Store and for sale by
W F. S. NEWELL.
PORTABLE Fire Engines of all sizes
for UK by \ V B. NEWELL.
r'ARPENTER S Tools. Planes. Chis-
U eels, Il ls, Fib s, tss-., at F. S- NKWELL’S.
17 ARMING IMPLEMENTS,ShoveIs,
1 iulrs. II 'os, l’.akis, Fuiks, fwlles »t«l f‘i„«s iu
store a'id for sale by 1. 8. NEW ELL*
Hardware —Cross Cut and Mill
Snv«, \ X ;. a all kinds, Ilauini as all k nds &c.
F,.r - I by s. XRWKI.L.
1. A MILY Grindstones. Oil stones, &c.
I ,r ,„!•• at F. S. NEWELL’S.
TZITCHEN WARE—knives and forks 7 ,
Jt\- Waffle Iron., Lain-, lla-i n-r Spoons, Chopping
Knlr-s, Ton 11 ’Ms. Sl-ves, Shear., Saliron, K:a-» Kellies,
He PIMM, fcc., tor sal-at F 8. NKWKLL’S.
Cl LASS—AH sizes, Fireproof Paint,
3C Scales, Truck., fee., In store ami lor sale by
F. S. NEWELL.
\\! ANTED —3000 old stoves for Fotiti
* » dry purposes, by F. S. NEWELL.
YIT ANTED—IBOO cords of wood for
* * the Empire Foundry. Kfi'juirc at
F. S. NEWELL’?.
IJ USSIA, Englisli, and American Sheet
A V Iron, and 100 assorted -loves in store and fur sale
by F. S. NEWELL.
U YDRAULIC RAMS, Pumps, Lead
*■ J- Pipe, Siteetlug, and Bar Lead, Patent Churns. &.c.,
for sab- by F. S. NEWELL.
St. Paul, June 5,1832—37 y
Street Contract.
IM ISH to construct a street above high
water mark, from the Kittson Hotel, In St. Paul, a
cross 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 eud of the street. Persons wishing to con
tract lor the completion of thin work, will pWsse make
application to (37:4) CHAS. W. BORCP.
AJYJYJLSOF THE
Minnesota Historical Society
FOR 1852.
! A FEW copies of this interesting An
nual, cmaiulng mor* about the discover.- and
I early history of Minnesota; its geographical aspect, and
j mineral and geological resourc e ti.au any work heretofore
| ts-u-d, *tUl on band, and tor sale at the Bookstore* of ,
Messr. LeD-ic Ro!ircr and ComW; also at this office. 1
Price, Thirty Cents.
OWENS MOORE, Publishers.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
J3Y virtue of a Writ of Execution is
-i-J su ?d out, and under the s_*al of the Dbtr ct Court
fer tlte County of Rams v, upon a Judgment r.nd.Ted bv
said Court, on the ‘.’2d day of May, A. D., 1852, in mi ac
tion wherein Francis P. Duborg, John Carn#w uni Francis '
Tibauit arj pla utiis,and Chari *s W. H ydon is defentant,
In favor of sad phi inti rife, and against the said defendant, f
: the sum of three hundred and eighty-six dollars and nlr.e-
I ty cents i 1 have, on this 27th day of M iv, A. D., D 52,
levied npou Lots or land, num -ci j l :i and 12, in Bl«x:k !
' numbered 2, and L .t of land mtmLe jd 1, in 111 Jek, nuin- j
be red :j, lying uiid situat.* iu Lee cl.’a Addition to the tj\>n 1
of Saint Pa d lu said County of Ra.n.sey, as tlie property
of said defendant; which p*op*rtyl shall expose to sale
at public auction, to the highest Udder, for cast), lu front j
of the •‘American House,” at St. Paul In said County, cti 1
Monday, the 12th day of July, A. IJ., H 52, at 1J o’clock
In the loieno >n or said day, or so much thereof u> ia.i> be 1
suiticl.m to satis I y said i-xeCotion.
GKHtGE F BP.Orr, Sheriff,
3Gtds By A. J. WHITKEY, I) ; t. Sheriff.
DOAN, KING & Co., |
Wholesalo Dry-Goods Dealers, ]
I£3 AND 12.1 MAIN STKEET, ST. LOUIS.
A RE cjuslantly receiving new anti de
fl tlruM -sfyl-s of STAPLE AX D FA XCV GOODS wUvb
are offered at a very small adw.iue for Cash, or to Mer
chants who pay their not -s when dm*. Country Merchants
will And a decided advantage by an examination of the lar
gest st jck of goods west ol the in ountains.
Dv)AN, KING A CO.
St. Louis, May 22. 35 y
C. 11. KCLLI’M. M. U. MASSON, JR.
KELLUM aV MASSON,
LARD OIL AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, I
—ALSO —
Produce and Commission Merchant*,
JVo. 21 South Levee , Sf. Lou'.*,
ItEFERENC La i
K. M. Kylatid \ Co., J
F. B. Chamberlain, /St. Louis.
R. M. Withers, S
St. Louis, May 22. 35 y
HAKFORD Jl BROTHER, X* R* THAYER,
Manufacturers, N. Y. St. Louis.
HANFORD, THAYER & CO.,
(Successors to L -wls, Thayer K C 0.,)
MAN U FACTC UF.RS, WHOLES A I/'. AND RETAIL
DKALKUS IN ALL KINDS OF
Clothing,Shirts, Drawers, and Goods,
No. DO Main street,
Corner of Green , one door Oe.ow lUe Virginia House . ■
Sl'. LOUIS, Mo.
f~ ONSTANTLY on hand an immense
stock. slinnesota ami Wisconsin L unbcrin* > n and
Merchants can at all times find .it •• IDB,-’ a full supply ol
Clothing got up tx'i/rca*ty for their trade , and many ar
ticles which can’t be found in any other House in St. Lou
is, such as extra sized, tin • ;uid h avv r.-«l, liiue, mixeil and
GUI Colon:/ Flannel Shirt # anl Drawers; extra weight
Satin -t and i'asim re Pants, l)unage Bags, Jump ts, Over
alls, Umbrehas, Trunks, Valises, an l Rubber Ciothlii-r,
Carpet and Kium-1 'lruvcilng Lags, Satchels, and Oil
Clothing.
Pur«-hasers are respectfully invit 'd lo call and *<l ;ok
through our stock.” Always « n hand the largest and
cheapest stock of assorted shirts ami drawers in the West. 1
Fr sli Clothing r c ived ir«-m our Factory every week.
Stock manufactured express y f ir the West *ni mark t.
Terms liberal. lIAXi OdD, THAYKR ic CO.
( r.i r Main and Green st.-.
St. Louis May 22, 35 y
li. n. niiiD, Cincinnati.] [(. w. aumstuong, St. Louis.
BHH) & AK.RBI UONCJ,
WHOLESALE CANE AND WOOD-SEAr CIIAIR MAX-
I FACri KKRS,
South-West Corner Vine and Second sis.,
St, Louts, 3/o.
IT7IIOLESALE and retail dealers in
* » Chairs ar»* respectfully l.ifornu'd that we will coii
stant'.y keep »-n hand a large an l gen ral assortm *nt g\
of Chairs of our own munu.aciur.*, consisting of
nut. Mahogany, Cherry and Maple cane-seats of ev
ery d •scriptloii; Wood-beat Elbow, large and small* v *
Office, Boston and Ban. Ann Rockers, Polka, Fr iich. Bus
tle, Jenny Lind, Bannister, Scrolls, Mock Scrools, ScA.ops,
Slats, CliUorcn’s, Ate., which we will sell to tile irade on
th • most lib' r.il terms, and warrant them to be utisurpas
s dln b anty of style or finish. 11 wing large m.itmtactu
ring facilities, we can oiler indu.cni ids that wi.l insure
general satisiactl m; and hope, through a strict and prompt
attention to business, to ui rit a share of public patronage.
We invite the visit' of purchasers, cither Wholesale or
Retail, to onr Ware-rooms, in order that tie y may judge
for tin m-eiv -s. BIRD it ARMSTRONG.
ALONZO 1 111 LO, EL N C. PRATT, QRASCJE W. PRATT.
CHILD, PH ATT & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign aud Dame*:if Hardware and Cuilcry,
No. 14 J Main street,
(Third door Xort.’i of Manic of Missouri,)
may 22. 35 y. Sr. Id)' IS, Mo.
""HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
U, E luve now in s'.ore a complete as-'
reswruu lit, making our stock unusually large,
which w_• off r lo purch is *rs at R.w ‘*t prices, aiul on best
t this— am mg wn.ch may te i< un i a to assortnunt
of—
Axes—Sinim >n.’, C> lFn.’, H mi’.i andotli *r>.
Scythes—Wal Iran’s gra.s, gru:u, hinp aud bush, as
sort *d.
Scythe Snathes—Assorted, all prices, <iua'.Ulcs and
kinds.
Scythe Stones and Rifles— Assorted, ail prices,
quali'i sand kinds.
Forks —II iv and manure, 2,3, 1 and fi pronged, ass’d.
Chains—Bright ox and 1 r: } :>-.*, 7 1-15,1-2ands-Sinch,
ass ifCetl.
Chains—Bright tracg ass. riodj c.i’, breast and halter,
ass,.ri.‘d.
Collars—ll-rse- and mule, a .-sorted, (hog and kip
sk i.s.)
llames—Hurst* a »d m ile. steam bent and rivet d.
lioES —Carolina, planters’, eyed and iiaudk'd. a-s'd.
Rakes—ll iy ami garden, iron and wjihS, a>»M.
KNX\ i:s—table ku.vvs and forks, all patt rns and qual
ities.
Knives—Tal)l * kuives and Porks, all patterns and qual
ities.
Razors—Wade k Butcher’ , Crocks, and oilier-', ass’d.
NiiEAUs and Scissors—But ’5 u’.., Lux’f. great var.-
ety ot patierns.
Locks—Mineral knob, assorted; d »or, newest patterns
and styles.
Locks— Pad, chest, trunk, t',ll, plat'*, a sort d.
Latches—Kn-.b, thumb and ot tiers, a.l kind>, jissV.
Hms-<«reeuw«jud, narrow, br* n i aim C m^r.ss,ass’d.
Betts—Wrought, narrow, Ur. ad and Cuiigrvss, as^’U.
Screws—l-1 to -l inch w«mml, A- w Kurland taper.
Bells—Ox, liors •, e w, hand and sl dgh, ass’d.
Brushes—White-wash, shoe, scrubbing and her.se, as-
Chisei.s—Framing, socket, firm *r, mart ice, a*’ 1.
CdvßY Com vs—Am mean, new patt ran, as.* U
Cocks—Cock stops, ass’d: brass do a-s’d.
Files—Butcher’s e •lrbrat‘ d mid, tlat ba-dard.
Files—Round, ball round, M.uare Lat and all kinds,
ass’d.
Gt Ns —I hull 1 > and single barrel, shot and duck, as ’•!.
Rifles and Pistol?; — Revel.-.rs, castitw*:! barr I, as
s. rt d.
Gun Barrel:.—As iirdj j;un trimmings and fii.ding:,
assorted.
Hatchets—Sldngiinp, latli, bench and claw, asr’d.
II « kb ;<l « binges, strop an 1 i.a'sM.
Kett i.es—Brass, l a, preserving, gin •, ass’d.
Mills—C.uiee, Park-Adam.,’ anJoiben-, ass’d.
Mattocks and Pi. ks —Clay and e-oai, a>vd.
Nails—Wrought, b m 12.1; h.*r*e, « lo ljd, a-sM.
. Planes—Heticii and moulding, ass’d, all kinds, supe
rior quailti s.
Pans—Fry, ass’c; sane • and preserving, ass’d.
Shovels—Am J y Itowianu’s and others; turd mi, min
ing and post.
'J acks and Br ads—A all siz« s and kinds.
Augurs—Bright.patent concave,cum*,xand-ice!.
With a large ossernu nt . t eai-pcnit r. ’ and blacksmith’s
tools, of is west t*a!t r!J*» ascl b -st qunp.ries.
lio.'*.* all I B ilding II iruw.tr —a l.u.g : tit.
Also, prof r.- lor of SH. Lrt is Saw and Scale Fa t iy,
wiser • vre ;sr tio\v m.muiaci uruig Lrg ly of,
Saws—Extra ca.-is e.liii.il, ci.*c:iL r, cross-cut, hand
pan 1. bow, wood and j it saws, of various qualities and ox
any kind want -d. Also,
Scales —Viz: platiorm, 300 lbs to 4 000 lbs; count* r,
hay, tiuu., packing, c~al and car, of all kinds aud dcscr.i>-
1 iwllS.
Scales and Saws repair d and made to order.
We are better prepared l> s r* • our cu.-toin rs and pur
clucsers n rally than ever before. Oar term* arc as la
curable a:id prices as low as tin* lowest.
CHILD, Pd ATT & CO.,
147 Main street.
i St. Louis, May £2. 1652. 35-2ni
NEW STORE.
The SI. Paul Hat. Cap and Gentlemcii*» Fur
nishini Store.
’PHE subscriber respectfully offers to
JL the Gentlemen of St. PXttl, his new stock of Go<ds,
and will endeavor to keep a full us ortm nt of articl.s for
Gentlemen’s us : and wear, such as—
Silk Hats, Shirts G 1 »ves,
Beaver do Collars Shaving, Tooth aud
Children do Drawer.*., Hair Brushes,
Kossuth do Jloscvy, Combs,
Magyar do Cravats, ll.iir Oils,
AND A FELL ASSORTMENT Of STRAW GOODS. SCARES,
COLOGNE, HANDKERCHIEFS, COAT LINKS,
Oil cloth and Cloth Caps, Suspenders, Soap, Ait*. Buttons
and Tailors Trimmings, laidies Hewing birds, a userid ar
ticle; Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, Cmbrel as, K»*.
It. WALKER,
C im.T Third anl Wabasliaw st.
may 22. fry
pANE FISHING POLES—Just rcc’d
8 doz cane fishiug poles, ai the B«*<)k Store of
may 22. LE DEC k ROQRER,
O rifin FRUIT TREES—Grafted,
’AVI U Choice V«rletie«> (p**ch .id »PP'o> now
' -roTTiTis la m-- r.nr- ( 'ry »n I for o.le.
GEO. FXBRIXCTON .
! REGULAR 3T. LOUIS, GALENA, DUBUQUE, AND
ST. PAUL PACKET.
'T'HE favorite passenger steam- , »»
A er Dr. FRANKLIN No. 2, Capt. Uni ah
Brock, will run regularly da.iug the season o«awe«u vne
above points. The No. 2 has been put In first-rate oi ler,
and Is j ust as good os near. She off r.' superior
datious to the traveling and emigrating public,
may 22. 35-U
REGULAR PACKET FOR ST. LOUIS, AND INTERME
DIATE PORTS.
!'J HE new and splc-rclid pa>-
A sender steamer ERA.” Hi
i ram Bersie, Commander, will maker.gularweekly tr»pa
j between Galena and St. Louis during the suttsen, leaving
Galena every Monday e\ cuing at li o’clock, and St. Lmb
, Friday evening at 4 o’clock. The Golden Era has be li lil
ted up with every regard to the safety aud comfort of her
passengers, and her Stati Rooms and S.iiociisare furnished
i with eleganc.* and provided with every improve; n uc. For
i Fp-lght or passage* apply ou IsjarU or 11
JAMES CARTER it CO., Agents
Gal -ua, May 22. 35-Tf
SCABWTT & MASON’S
jsPIUSO A R K A N GE.HC -\ T S 1- Oli
1852.
IVE ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF
* f ihe largest and best assorted stock ol FURNITURE
imd UPHOLM’EUY, we have esVrhad; whuh we offer
to wholesale aud retail dealers at the \ erv low .-m prices,
and le.*l coiiti lent we cannot fail to ineet theli ap( 1 d-u
--j Don. lu connection with onr in inuracturing, we pmx-Uase
from all the b »t markets, East «.r West, thus keeping ,*ce
: wiih all impro\ements in our Hue, and enabling u, p. o j.
! ter a great variety or latesryles at the low,*>t pr.ccs. Our
! Warehouse is large; this with other facilitsts every way
i enables us to k-ep n large stock at all t »n. , Hi..»
offering gn at inducements to Wholesale Dealers.
We iuv ile aUen.ion to a large stock of *oM-, sofa 1 **ds,
: lounges, bureaus, wardrobes, divan-, rock liand pirlor
: ch:iir>, c.un:-se«t chairs, tables, bedsteads, office and eusy
chairs, wire and tin safes, spring, hair, cotton, moss,
line and hu>k M AITUKiiSKS, with a complete as orimeiit I
of UPHOLSTERY, all of our own make, and every aitide I
1 warranted, thus making a perfect assortment of desirable
PARLOR, HOTEL, BED ROOM AND KITCHEN FUR
NITURE,
To which we are continually receKing additions, thus
k eping our stock large uiul complete, <u.*J luaui ing old r*
1 tilled w Siliout delay.
FUARItITPS PATENT SOFA BED,
Which Is acknowledged the most desirable article of the
k. ever | reduced, a I way* on hand cr made to suit your !
; taste at short notice. The attention ot all housekeepers, •
hotel-keepers, steamboat officers, and the public lu geu- j
era!, I- requested to an examination, when we think they •
; will each aud all say we are correct.
TO DEALERS.
! Wo offer at- Who] .*sul**—
* 20« Bureaus, 200 Children’s chairs, I
100 .Sola-, KM) Office chairs,
100 Moliogany r»H*k*Ts, lot) Willow chair-’,
50 Rosewood and mtihog- 100 Willow cradles,
any ea\v chairs, 100 Tin and w Ire safes,
203 .\lah>.g my parlor chalrssoo Bedsteads; 1
200 Cane-seut rocking do; 2EO Din ng and brv.il;fa: t La- !
200 Wood seat do do; hies,
l, ! J0 Can —scat chairs, 200 Work stand-,
1,000 Wood-seat do lot) .Sewing stands, &c.
We have made arranTenv'Uts for a continued large sup- j
ply of tie* above Mini all other articles in our title, and *
confidently say don’t **go funher, a* you in iv far=• worse.” 1
l'b*ase call and examine, at \o. U ashiugtou Ave- j
» IU C. MCAItIUiT A MASON. |
M. Louis, May 1. 33-2iu
IRON, AAILS A STEEL,
MAXCFACri'HKD BY THE ’
St. Louis Rolling Mill,
Fro.a Missouri Iron Mountain Ore.
P HAS. \Y. BOItLP )ms on hand and
- j
I act u red by the above establishment, at the following
( prices f-»r cash, or approved credit:
Round, square and tlat bar, li large s!z~, 4 1-2 to 5 ct-, |
Round and square, A 5 1-2 to tf 1-2 |
Hound, square ami flat bar, B small size, 5 1-2 lo 1 1-2 |
Fiat bar A <# “ 7 to9cl-. |
Sa *et Iron from No. 10 to 27 - - 5 to 7 1-2 j
Spring Steel, - ... Bct». j
Rough, 9
American Blis'er - - - - 10
NAILS—IO-12-10-20-30-40-50-60J per lb. 6 ets keg $1 50
“ H - - - do 5 1-2 •• 526
i% 4 - do 7 c’.s 675 |
69 3 - - -d» 8 *• 775
SPIKES—cht, ... do 7 *• 675
“ wrought - - do 10 *< 050
Anvils, - do 17 ct'.
Wagon Boxes, - - do 4 1-2
Buggy *‘ set - - - - -70 Cti.
J3*l!tOX GUARANTEED.
The Nails will be found on trial to be superior lo any
other in market.
Mhv 22. 35 6m j
LATEST ARRIVAL
or
FRESH GROCERIES!
O EY &. FARMER. Roberts street, next
-LV door to the World’* Fair, have just rec ived p r Dr.
Franklin No. 2, t1.0.r sec-.ud spr’.ug sto kef tr.-sh Faiul >
Gr.icei’ics, Provisions, \c., which tin y wl.l M'li at their
any ov r brought to this mark *t; a.i 1 we coiui
d ntly appeal t(» our form r cu tomers fur a c ntiuu.uire*>f
the.r favors, know ing that those who have purchased ol tu»
one.* will ua tail to conic again,
may 22. KEY & FARM Ell.
r XTIt A superfine War Eog’e Flour—
Ti A supply on hand, which We can il. at the m..st ac
c mmudaililg rat KEY cN FARM hit.
PORK —An excellent article lor Fam-
A l.’y use, for sal :by KEY Av. FARMER.
IE AS—Fresh Teas, received at New
York by the lat • quh’k trips of th • “UHpjw.T licet,”
only ninety days lrom Uan ton, the best in m irk t.
KEY N. FARMER.
\ ,f ACCARONI AND VERMICELU
k* X —A n*w supply of fresh and got si, r.*t’d j«t Frank
lin No. 2, for sale by BEY N FARMER.
O AISINS—Fresh M If. Raisins, of this
i- Spring’s importation, rec’d per Frank.in Ni. 2, for
sale by BEY 'X FARMER*
I TRIED and Readies 7 ,
±-J a most sup. rior artlcL*, for sale by
BEY 4c FARMER. |
VAILS —Of all sizes, from the 1 cst j
manufactorl s in the country, for sale at v. ry 1 w i
rates by RKY4c JA K M KR. j
( IIILDREN’S Carriages and Willow I
y W ar-* of all kinds, purchased at theunnufact rv, and
for sale by bey k FARMER.
j ANDLES AND SOAP.—Slur and
v- mould candl *s and the best quality . f *apf «r sale by
KEY FARMER.
/ 'OTTON BATTING—A good supply
v > un hantl. KEY ti. l .WEMEIt."
YTANTLLA CORDAGE—For sale bv
*1 BET k FARMKK.
/ 'OFFEE AND SUGAR—Stock or
>• J both largely replenished l.y arrival «»f Franklin No. 2,
every variety of these articles for sale by
ItKF .X KATOIVR.
LE CLAIRE FOI'XDUV,
DAYI'.NPOUT. IOWA.
T'lIE PROPRIETORS of the above
A estaldisiunent would call the attention of mlll-wright*
and mid-owners, with others lliat may w.*nt niicMn- ry
in the la t that they are ready to furnish various kinds oi
work at their establishment \iz :
Mill Gearing for flour and saw mil!*'> hoisting and light
er screws, reaction water wheels of dill'Tent kT» is, liorse t
powers, threshers and separators, fanning mill,col n slit i
lor, plutv and cultivator castings, wagt.ii it'il.s, a ins and ■
lM.ix-.-f, grates for window-, pavements and parlors, fronts j
tor store and warehouses, columns, plain of l.'nied >fj ih.i* I
or round, boa! and mill eu-im**, large or small, horizon- |
ta! or upright, slide or lever cut-od; Black-ntiihing and
finishing, an l in 1H t «*veryfhlng opiered in our line, of
iron brass, c mpositb.n or babbit metal.
Our patterns ar * all new, and niill-wri/Ms «p!erii?2 ma- t
chinerv can have it In the latest an l lvst style. We do j
not intend M b • surpa.-.s«*d by any e.'tablishr.nMU, f »r nea*-
ness of proportion, or strength and durability. Care anl j
e-tperienco will be e*e.-eisi*d in selecting, uvxing, a: d i
fin •liing of m dais, to make it >a*isfaet:*ry to the purcha
ser and creditable to the man isactnr.*r. )
LE ('LA IKK, DA \EX FORT CO. j
Davenport,May 23,
GLASS \\ A It K
WHOLESALE & RETAIL, j
To IIjIcI and Hoarding llonoc Keepers Mer hail's 1
and th** Public in General.
p MARVIN, (AGENT FOR THE
A-Vr* O’Hara Glass Mauutacturltig Company.) Unopen
ed «-n I'hird street, nearly opposite the Post Orfl e, a very
•\tensive assortment ot GLASSWARE, which he Is offer
ing at Wholesale and Retail, below St. Iymis pi lees.
Cali and examine this beautiful, aud forot. Paul, unique
d sp.ay oPGlassware. You v\lll find
Tum.Lle.rs ofevzry fcscrjit’ii Sugar Fowls,
i Cruets, Fruit Fowls,
| Celeries, Jelly Fowls,
Salts, Molasses Cans,
Pitchers, Custard Fowls,
Fruit Plates, Jelly Classes,
Cake Salvers, Jelly Stands.
Ami jmleocl a variety too nunifrons to ni'iition. I i.l
early at (lie St. l’aul Store, Third street, bt
tween Roberts and Minnesota streets.
May 1, 1852.
Choice Lands for Sale.
UI E have several tracts of choice farm
in'. limits, a short distance from St. Paat, which
i we wish toVII on reasonable terms.
ALSO,
A tract of heavily-timbered bottom
land, oa the Mitel-tippl, oppooite I-ittlc village, four
miles below St. Paul. This t act offers rare iuducemcn s
j to persons wishing limber for manufaciuvtng purposes aud
| firewood. Apply to
WILLOUGHBY & POWERS,
Livery Stable, Roberts Street.
j »- H. CAMMILL, j. ». iollEl ,
B. U. CAMPBELL It CO.,
! WHOLESALE GHOCKKS, KOKWAKDIXG AND COM
BISSIOS MERCHANTS,
A:4D aENERAL STEAMBOAT AOENTS,
Ko. 33 Levee, Galena, 111.
ALSO, A CENTS roH GALENA AND 3IXXNESOT A l.lr
MAIL LIKE.
Ni.ni!u»v, Gipt. O. SrniiL, l«ivs» Gilcas, Bunder,, at
li-u>.-lucs.
Ben Ceinidtell, C'Jiß. Ljdwlck. leave* Galeu*. FrUsv«.
at 13 o’clock.
Boaiur Fraukltn, Capt. R. Blakeley, levs. Gslvnj.
W-Pivday*, u u«i>iduvk. ' *
Ci”Goud. ..uliipvU iu Yu :ho übove Line, lur.artuj
H’-c of charge.^^^j
VR ESir GROCERIES.
THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW
1 receiving their bpr.ng &oek ot Groceidcs, rrovl&ion4,
Utpaor, Glao-Wure, fitc., dec., which we will sell very low,'
and would respectfully uvile your at tent mu to our slot K
aud pi*i c*** before p urchasing elic.vUcrc* Wc Lave lu s'ort
the loilou lug a.ticlca:
■26 i hhds sugar 100 bbl* elder vitu^ar
*6l bbU cUfiticil sugar 200 bxs CaiUleA
75 thU cru-diody powdered 25 bxa cp<*na.candle
and hat augac 6J bxs atar do
230 bbis ruolu »•.a bJJ bbla Hour
Id*.) hr-bbD do 300 bbls pork
15 hbis volacu *>rup 55 bbla lard
25 hi-Lb.g do 100 k« gs do
3d kegs do 30 bx* starch
25j sacks R'o, Laguira and 10 bides Gimme*
Java coffee 300 bxs raisin^
5} hi-chestb luipf T 11 anil 200 hf-bxa do
black tea 200 qr-bxs do
350 caildies Imp, Y II an ! 60 tierces rice
black tea 100 bbL dried apples
75 M assorted cigars 50 bbD dried peaclu*s
20j doz bill Cords 300 hr-bxs gift *a
100 col is rope 10,00-3 light a *&sU
5j bah'S oakutu 10 tales hops
6 KJ bbls seine twine 6) ti\s pint tlaska
5J Coils la'.li tw.ne 25 do tumblers
25J bt*ls whiskey 20 doz decanters
I 30 do B»tirb"U whiskey 60 doz wine glasses
30 do Motiougahela do 20 duz champaign
j 25 do Ain brandy 10 duz lcrnten 6
*5 Uu N £ rum 150 bxs cheesu
20 qr cki port wine 100 tubs
20 do Malaga do 100 UoZ buckets
10 do Maderiado 26 casks raleratus
10 do Sherry do 30 l>xs rdinotnii
I 2 pipes Holland gin 26 frails do
1 do St Croix rum 20 bbls Alberts
10 ht-plpes brandy 16 bbls Eng walnuts
20 qr-pipes do 20 bxs luaccaroul
30 1-1 do do 50 gross lamp wicks
25 ba-kt ts champaign 10J rms letter and cap paper
75 bxs champaign cider 300 rms wrapping Uu
10 bxs Muscat wine 30 bxs clothes piiu
6> l»x* Cla.vl 30 bxs ground ginger
10 bxs AnueseUe 25 bxs extracts, assorted
100 bbls Daytou ale 10 bb| o lard oil
100 lbs Isinglass 10 bbls linseed o 1
20 bx» pruserves 10 bbls sperm do
26 basket* olive oil 100 market basket*
25 bxs pickb-a 75 bid, mackerel
10 !»ags pepper 75 hf-bbls do
15 b*gb spice 10 qr-bblo do
40 ck* currants 100 kliu do
1 bbl cloves 100 kitu salmon
1 d<> nutmegs 25 drums codffsh
100 lb? mace 10u bxs do
25 bxs cliocoiaie 20) bxs herring
400 k«‘ga nails 100 small bx.» l<>Lacco
30 bx-« ground pepper 100 large do do
20 bxs do .spice 40 bxs smoking do
15 bxa cassia 25 bxs tine cut ch’ug tuL :cco
5 /0 lbs cassia in mats 10 bxs scaflarlatl do
5.) <loz scrubbing brushes 100 bxs pipes
25 u->z shoe do 30 bxs brandy ch err lea
sjo M gun caps 100 doz zinc washboard*
15 cases sardines 50 bhls tar
30 oysters 25 bbls pitch
30 bxs ink 25 bbls ro*m
30 bales twine 5J bxa lemons
30 do wick.ng 10 case* prune#
300 drums flu* 530 sacks sail
200 demijohns
B. U. CAMPBELL K CO.
No. 35 Levee.
Galena. May 15, l!*s?* 34-y
TAKE NOTICE.
’I HOSE indebted to me by note or otli-
K erwlse, will comer a favor by »<ayiu • th** «a*»u» to
Truman M. smith. R. 31. JPEXCER.
Saint l*atil, May 7. 1552.
NEW CLOTHING STORE.
Ou Roberts S'rcct,« few doors from Third Street*
Saint Paul.
IT' INXE & COOLEY, having opened
\ \ a new Ciotliing Establi*hmr*nt in St. Paul, would
respectfully call the attention or the public to their ex
tensive u-sortuient of Dress, French, English, and Ger
man c:«>th» and Ua-i.dmeres, as well as rich Vesting*, all
purchased expressly lor their
TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
Their styl<*« t**xtnre, an»l finish warrant them In assuralnc
that it f- the largest and most varicl or tho
before in»*i»tlon<n], newly-imported good* in Saint Haul,
embracing ail styles, from the richest aud most costly to
the pi .lines! of stout clothing. Particular atteuLion wUI
be paid,to the
Ilodery Glow anti Shirt Depart incut.
In the i:iothiii4 Dcpariinent, they challenge #ll
| competition ai regards quality, style ami low prices*
May, 1852. 33y
W. c. LC HIT. »• BOIIRKB.
I.I.DCC A KOIIRER,
BOOKSELLERS AMI ST.VTIoXEUS,
WHOLESALE ANU RETAIL,
[Corn, r ol Urn.u*J VVabosLaw slreuts, St. Paul, .V. T.]
VI 1NNESOTA YEAR 800 K—1852
Jtec *ive*l per Bt'-anrr Nominee, and f<>r sale al
our counter. a!?*o by Churchill k Nel.-m, Stillwater, V*'*
11. C. Folsom, Taylor’* 1 alls,ami J. r.mialt Ru-s.-11, Sauk
Baptdi*. May 8, UDCC k. MWIKigU
A MERICAN ALMANAC for 185^
-aY lu-c. lv,-,! ami for sale by I.EDCC & HOIIRUB.
U’ RAPING PAPER.—Crown and
Grown on Laud, and for sale at Ml. Louia
Wholesale Prices. LeUIT 5. KOIIUEII.
IT T A LL PAPER—J ust received a small
» » assortiu'*nt by I.tl)lT k UOIIUKR.
T~IFE OF JOIIN RANDOLPH, of
| J Hoanok--, bv Uuk'.i A. (Tarlanfl. For sab- al the
llu-'ikstore ut LEDCC it IK HIRER.
''CUE ARABIAN NIGHTS’ ENTER-
A tai mu ota. Translate*! oil! arranged lor Jamily
r, a linr, am! illuAtatwl xvillt CbO enttravlnit,.
I.EUCC & IiOIIREU.
IyiRST BOOK OF ANATOMY^
Physiology and llycien.*, with 83 engraving, Ue
siguetl tor ihe u-e of Schools. LeDUC k. KOHRI.It.
'j IIE Diplomatic and Official Papers of
I Daniel VV. bt, r. I.EDCC & UOllttKß. _
LJ ISTORY of the Rise, Progress and
n Ottu’iustoii of tip* Florida War, Illustrated by map*
aud engravings, by John T. Sprague, U. S. A.
LEDCC &. IIOIIUER.
JECTURES ON SIIAKSPEARE,
J By H. N. Hudson. I.eDUCjM ROHRER
\ ETON LOCKE, Tailor and Poet, an
:Y AuloWograi-hy. LEDCC fc. KOIIKEK.
\7 EAST—A Problem—by Atithor of
• Alton laxcke.” LEDCC & KOHRER.
* IIK AMERICAN FARM BOOK,
-1- Tht* chcapot and most \aluabl** b*H»k for a farmer
, vor print«*d: iK-ing a complete uuid *, Imrli practical and
.scientific, fur the Western farmer, with a memoir on
Maize or Indian Corn. For sale by LkDUC I7GII BER.
Ad EMOIR OF WILLIAM ELLERY
iVI ctianutns, with an tn-ravlnr. In Svnls. F.ir sal*
I,V I.EOUC k. UOIIHEH.
T IFE aud Public Services of John
1 J (I any Adosu.*, Ly a in. 11. Seward. For sale by
I.EUCC a. nuIIKKR.
JOS. it. LKOWN. TIIO». 11. THATCH. JO’t. Q- HART
KROAV.N THATCII At HART,
IV lIOLltSAt.lt AM> RETAIL DEALERS IX
FINE CLOTHING AND GENTLE
MEN’S FURNISHING GOODS,
X.. 166 Main Street,
Weal side, bet. Washington Avenue aud Virginia lintel,
ST. l.ot IS, .Mo.
\T7E ARE NOW OPENING, DI
NA net (run, the Ka,t, a targe amt »nj. -riur a..,.rtm,ot
ir.mi Ilie be.t Imporiin* and Uuiunila.don H<jiisea, and
made tin in a super;,,r manner, esprea-Iy for Ibis marset.
• Ilk'n ’sof CJ-’tb.'ng, rt-udy m.ule and warranted, at
verv t'.w t.,r t'a.b nr Bm«l paper.
V creaf variety of (JciiLs’ Furnishing Goodn, such as
Shirt*, Cravat*, Gloves, Kc., Itc., which will be sold to
th** trade at New York wholesale prices.
NVe respectfully aolicli a cal!.
jjt. laouis, May lb, 135 J, 34~1y
NORTII-WESTERN BOOK STORE.
Joseph V Waggoner,
WHOLESALE ANI> RETAIL BOOKSELLER AXD
STATION ER,
Xo. 93 Main Street, four etor.j Brick Corner,
Galina. HL
53-Agen.w lor the sale ot aoperior rrintlng
Galena, aiay -*■-’• _ “** >
For Rcut.
rpwO new frame dwellings with two
I ,„, s t round a tached to each bouse, suitable for
enod cantons, as it was cultivated last year. Also, CD.
; house, with live acre, of ground, and a gc.d
{:7m. 30 by 40 feet. Also, VOR SALE, (SO town lib,
cheap. Apply «o w. A. CHEEVER,
as,; 3t. Anthctty City.