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Progress of the
Were people hereabout to read nothing a
but the Pierce and King paper*, they o
would be compelled to believe the whole
country was in a blaze of enthusiasm for
these worthies; tlwt American citizens j
had ceased to be grateful in remembrance o
of the daring deeds and noble services ; s
of their war-worn heroes; that mediocri- | J
tv and obscurity had become the goal n
of reward at their hands ; and that West- j i
ern people, particularly, were about to J s
stultify themselves by voting for men who :
have, during their whole public lives,, j
sat in the councils of the nation with their : (
hands and voices uplifted, stroßg and loud, I
against everything Western. But the 1
voters of the United States are about to j
be guilty of no such absurdity. Bv every e
mail the accounts, public and private,!
strengthen the prospects of Scott and *
Graham. Private letters, not at all writ- 1
ten for effect, confirm what we see in our j
exchanges. We make a few extracts j 1
from the latter source, giving the latest j s
appearance of things from some of the .
most important States : I j
Of North Carolina, the Raleigh Regis- ;
ter says : 11
We would say to our friends abroad: -
Lose not your confidence in the coni inn- •"
ed ascendency of Whig principles in
North Carolina! The State is Whig ,(
as ever. Local causes have had every 1
thing to do with Reid’s election —national
■politics nothing. In November, when the
causes are removed, or can have no inllu- ‘
dice, the ISt i!e trill go for Scott and 1
Graham l>y thousands, For ourselves,
we shall enter upon the contest before us ‘
with undiminished hope and unabated ‘
ardor.
Georgia. —The Republic publishes the ,
proceedings of the Scott Whigs in Geor
gia. Forty counties were represented J
We see that the Webster and Jenkins 1
ticket has been withdrawn. The Repub- 1
lie says : •• We are assured that the Scott *
Whigs in Georgia are now in high spirits, j •
and that the conviction is becoming strong- ;
cr and stronger that the Slate can and 1
will be carried for the regular Whig nom- ;
inees.” 1
Prospect in New York. —The Al- J
bany F.veiling Journal says, things look
right in New York. The Whigs appro- j'
ciate the importance of the issues, and [
have entered cheerfully outlie labor of i
Organization. ••Small potato” difficul
ties arc all forgotten, or adjourned to such J
times as they can do no mischief. The .
State is being more perfectly organized 1
than ever before. An organization siini- 1
larly close in Illinois would carry the j
State for Scott, without a doubt. j-
From Ohio. —A gentleman from Ma
honing county, Ohio, writes to the New
Y'ork tribune: ••Never again put down
Ohio as one of the doubtful States. In- !'
(liana and Michigan may be doubtful, but I
Ohio is for Scott. F.very body is satis- '
lied with Scott's nomination, and those j,
who left us on Taylor are coining back i
by hundreds. Many who voted for Gen.
Cass, will now vote for Hale. I have
rarely been mistuked in the vote of any
State, and cannot be now.” Hon. D. 11. ,
Tildcn has written a long letter to Mr. J
Giddings, giving his reason for support- '
ing Gen. Scott. It is published in pam
phlet form, is an able production, and
will exert a good inlluence.
Harmony Restored. —Tile Whigs of
New York seem to have forgotten all
their old differences, and march manfully
up to the work of rolling up a ”0,000
majority for Scott. For the next two
months nothing short of a house on lire
can make a New York Whig turn from j
his purpose.
New Youk and New Jersey.— The
People in Council. —The New York Tri
bune says, twenty thousand Whigs turned
out in New York city, to welcome the
return of the Whig members of Congress, j
On the 2d instant, the Whigs of New
Jersey showed that they are not only
thoroughly awake, but enthusiastically at
work for Scott. On that day, there were '
some ten thousand liv e Whigs added to 1
the population of Trenton. They held a ;
meeting on the old battle ground. Gov.
Pennington presided. The occasion was I
a Convention to nominate an electoral j
ticket.
A Sign in Pennsylvania worth Re-!
cording. —A meeting of Democrats, who J
have never voted a whig ticket, but whoi
now go for Scott and Graham, was held in
Hellain township, York county, on Satur
the 21st ult. One hundred and twenty
Democrats were present, who raised a
pole over one hundred Jed high , to which
was attached a flag, on which is inscribed
in large letters—“SCOTT. GRAHAM
AND THF. CONSTITUTION.” The
whole affair was condue'ed exclusively
by the Democrats. Not a Whig was al
lowed to participate in it, although a num
ber were present to witness the perform
ance. We understand that the Democrats
assembled, had a most pleasant and en
thusiastic time of it. All seemed to en* ,
joy themselves, and boasted that there
were plenty more of their old political
associates that would go for Scott and
Graham with as much zeal as themselves.!
Harrisburg Telegraph.
The Prospect is New York.—Aj
sagacious and well-informed friend, says '
the Milwaukee Sentinel, writing from j
New Y’ork, closes his letter thus : “ Put!
down New York as sure for Scott by a'
majority of from 15,000 to 20,000. ’
There’s no mistake about this. The Whigs
don’t make as much noise as they did in
*4O or ’44 ; but they are working like
beavers.”
Fromeiery free State but New Hamp
shire, and from (lie tried Whig States of
the South, we have been advised, “We
shall carry this State triumphantly,” or
“We can carry this State if we try, and
we mean to try.” Possibly Illinois should
be classed with New Hampshire, (though
we don't think so. j—„Y. Y. Tribune.
“Central Scott Cub."—A Scott
and Graham Club lias been organized at
lowa City under the above name. Its
President is Ex-Gov. Lee as. a man whose
whole history is identified with the West
and who has always been a staunch Dem
ocrat. He was formerly Governor of
Ohio, a member of Congress for several
years from that State, and one of the
Electors who cast the vote of Ohio for
Jackson. He was appointed Governor
of lowa by Mr. Van Buren and served as
such for several years. The Ist Vice
President of the above Club is Major De
Forrest, a gentleman who acted as chair
man ot the Polk glorification meeting in
1844. With such officers that Club
should be effective. —Davenport Gazette
Appointments by the Pesident.—
Registers oj' the Land Office. —William
Gilliam, of lowa, to be Register of the
Land Office for the Chariton district, in
the State of lowa.
George L. Nightengale, of lowa, to be
Register of the Land Office for the north
ern district, in the State of lowa.
Allen l’icrsr. of Minnesota Territory, to
be Register of the Land Office at Still
water, Minnesota, vice A. Van Vorhes,
removed.
Joseph H. D. Street, of lowa, to be
Register of the Land Office for the Mis
souri River district, in the Slate of lowa.
Francis Springer, of lowa, to be Reg
ister of the Land Office at Fairfield,
lowa.
Receivers of Public -Moneys —lsaac Lefl
ler, of lowa, to be Receiver of Public
Moneys for the Chariton district, in the
State of lowa.
Eliphalet Price, of lowa, to be Re
ceiver of Public Moneys for the northern
district, in the State of lowa.
Jonathan F. McKusiek, of Minnesota
Territory, to be Receiver of Public Mon
eys at Stillwater, Minnesota, vice Na
thaniel G. Wilcox, removed.
S. M. Ballard, of lowa, to be Receiver
of Public Moneys for the Missouri riv
er district, in the State of lowa.
D ploraWc Accident.
Fredonia, N. Y., Sept. 3.
As a picnic party consisting of a large
number of young ladies and gentlemen
from the town of Stockton, were crossing
Casadaga lake, yesterday, at about one
and a half o’clock, P. M., in a scow and
a skiff, the ladies became frightened and
it upset. Those in the scow seeing the
accident also became panic stricken and
rushed to the side, upset it, and all were j
thrown into Ihe water. The boats were
forty rods from the nearest shore. No
other boats were at hand to assist, and the
lake was quite rough. There were five
persons in the skiff all of whom were
saved; but of nineteen in the scow, sev- j
en young ladies were drowned, with the |
boatman, who, after rescuing several, per
i bed in en leavoring to save the lives of
o hers. The ladies were all from 16 to :
20 years of age.
MARRIED,
In ll'urwkk, Orange county, Now York, rn t\i- 26:h
n!t., >.v tlie 11. v. F. 11. Vnnlevoer, HENRY V. .MASTER
SON, Esq., ~r St. Paul. Minnesota, to .Mi.-s M iRy A.. '
«'« Sitter i* Allert S. Hoyt, Esq., of the former ylr.ee. ;
«■—MUM «—■— null
DIED,
Al Owenboro. Hr., on the i tth of August, of tvphoM •
fever, JOHN 11. 11l 11 It, E„]., attorney for the county of I
Daviess, in his 2t».h year.
The deceased was the third son of our fellow-citizen}
Cot. Todd, tvllli whom, and with the venerable mother
and interesting sisters ui the deceased, now- in our town, :
we beg to mingle our deepest sympathies. The news of
I ds anllcttng visitation to the family of our old and tried 1
friend, did liotnach us until late yesterday, after otir
paper was full. We had, however, prepa-ed an obituary, \
I intended t * do slight justice to the manly worth and sier-
Aijg virtu's ol the deceased, which we have in vain essay
ed tUW morning to get in type in time for this issue, but
hoi it impossible, it shall certainly appear next week.
O.
World’s Fair!
! \\7K HAVE JUST RECEIVED the •
1 » * I .'ft Mucker I>r> iliods, Clbthiin, Fan. v Articles. !
; fi... ever I.K.iiitlit t.. the Northwest ror retail, which » ;
are sell.tia a: less than N.-.v V..rk retail (.rices. Any body
j ll.at <luu't lieiieve this can call tunl see for them.. Ives.
We lire prepared t.. eon' lace them of the fact we here
* - rt, to a positive demonstration.
iTUItAX 4 LAWLER.
Attention, I'oinpany! !
A T. CIIAMBLIN would rcstpectfullv
I • «•»!! the ajtoiiti >ii <»f the citizens «»f st. Paul and
the tlrinifj* r • Ins larg-and well selected st-Hk of fresh.
JWir and Seasonable Goods ,
Which he i> now <>|K iiij|" on Third street, between ll«J*erts ' 1
and Jackson, which lie will sell at such priors .is f.» defv
| competition. He would respectfully invite all who are In
’ want of any thing in his Hue to call and examine Indore : ■
purc'ia ing elsewh**re, jt jw \o Trouble to Show
< Good*. Our motto 1> ••Small Pro/its and Quirk He- 1
' twru*."
O'X KR COATS.
IHa k, < i ray and Fancy Colored Cloths,
Hlue and assorted colors—Hlaiiket,
Blue and assort *d color*—Felt ins,
, HI tie and Drab Pilot,
< PetCi'shatu Double Coats.
j COATS.
Black French Cloth, Dress an<l Frock
1 Wick and Broadcloth, Dreo rack
Plain aud Fancy Tweed, Husluess sack
Satinet an J HI tie Blanket Monkey Jackeis.
TAMS.
| Fine Black Doeskin and Cassimere,
I Plaid, stripe*! and plain do
steehnlxed, Fancy and Plain Black *atinct*
Cray and Corduroy.
VESTS.
Black, Plain, and Figured satin
Mack, Plain and Fancy Casstmere
Tweed, Cloth and satinet
J Single and Double Ureasted of all kind a.
Shirts and Drawers,
j Fine White Lin *n Boson
1 ami 2 Check and Hickory
j Ked, Blue, iii.l striped Flannel
| Frown and Bleached Canton Flannel
} Brown and 111 cached Canton Flannel Drawers
Plain and Quilted Hed Flannel do
Booth, shoes, Hats, Caps, Buck Mitts, Buck Gloves;
Hla«k and Fancy Cravats suspenders; Perfumery, Hair,
Cloth, Tooth and shaviUK Brushes; Pocket. Peis and Bowie
Knives; Portiuvidesand Mou -y parses; Bazor stro|»; soaps
Jot all kind*; Wool Comforts, Cashmere scarfs Pocket
Handkerchiefs I nder Wrappers; Cashmere, Wool and
Cotton socks Trunks Valises, Carpet Bags, and a number
of other articles usually kept In furnishing stores.
Co me One, Come All,
"Ti* no Trouble to allow Goods at
A. T. CHAM HI. IN’S,
1-1 Third street, b* tweeu Roberts and Jackson,
HANFORD fc IIRO IHBB, K. It. TiIA\LR,
Manufacturers N. V. St, Louis. ,
i HANFORD, THAYER &. CO.,
(Successors* to Lewis Thayer K C 0..)
| v VMT VCTI ISKUS. AM) VVHDLK.SAI.fi UKALKRS IX ’
ALL KINDS OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING. (
i C lolliiu-.Shin.. Drawers. »n<l Firmi-liiii; rood.. ,
\u. 1W) Main mn'i t,
Cor/If,- of lire'll, onr rionr br/oir llir Viryin-a House,
!! ' sr. i.oris, »io.
HAVING Received an Immense Sup
ply <>! Fail anil u liner Ready-Made Clothtnc and
■ ■ Furnish.ns Goods, are now preparing to ofl'ef great in- •
| duceinents to buyers. Clothing received from the Factory '
every week, keeping uur assortment complete throughout
2 the season. Always on hand a full Mock of Rubber and ;
j Oil Clothing, Carpet Bags, Over-All*, Umbrella*. Trunks,
r Ate.; also the best Flannel shirt* and Drawers In the Couu- 1
J try. Our Minnesota Flannel* arc made expressly •
for Lumberaie n.
1 We solicit purchasers to rail and examine our stock and j
prices. Onlers promptly attended to.
1 No. 11*0 Main st., Corner store, south of the Virginia '
Hotel. HANFOKD, THAYER &. CO. |
St. Lmlky September 10. f6-y
t ftflA HAMS FOR SALE (wholesale
V/v/v/ awl retail) *t the Or* were store, corner of R-»- j
5 Kru an 1 TMpJ »treet, )e
v l! \A* N KBIFOKB. I
Indian Hor*e«. <
: DROPOSALS will be received at the
; A Indian Agency at St. Peter’s, for the purchase of
Indian Horses to the amount of four thousand dollar.
Bids will be opened on Monday the 20 li instant, anti the f
contract awarded to the lowest responsible bidder, unless
the Agent should deem ail bids unreasonable. The propo
sal* Dffint state the price p.T head. The horse* to be <le- <
livered during the worth of October ensuing. The uwuey
will be laid when the contract is complete. What la
called lu‘ll.tu Ponies, a small horse made. t» endure hard
ships, ore the kind wanted, such as have been raised in
a northern climate, and not exceeding I*2 year* old. The ,
purchases lo be matte tn the country north of Prairie du ,
Chlen. The horses will be inspected by Philander Pres- i ,
colt. Should it suit the contractor, they will be received j
In lots at any time when ready in numbers sufficient for |
one baud of Indiaus.
Address, Indian Agent, Fort Snelllng, “Projiot»al» for j •
; In. Han Horses.” . ,
NATHANIEL McLF.AN, j
Indian Agent. I ,
; St. Peter’s Agency, ) ,
Sept. 7, 1H52. > |
K. H MILLER & CO.,
(Successors to X. K. Janney A C 0.,)
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in riuua« (ilass
and Earthenware,
So. 34 Main t»t., betw’n Ohesnui and Pine, St. Louis, Mo. !
'THE SUBSCRIBERS once more call '
1 JL the attention of their friends, and all who are in !
want ol' food:, in their line, to the fact that they are pre
pared t<» receive them on the most liberal and n'e»>n»nto- 1
datiug terms, and have on huud, anduow arriving,a very 1
j ;rge and well selected stock of Good*, ordered
EXPRESSLY FOR THIS MARKET. |
Comprising the usual varieties, and many other artl'lts 1
| not to be met with elsewhere in this city.
The long experience of our principal (havin' been thirty l
years an lmj»orter of Earthenware.) enables us to niter
! unusual inducements as to variety and quality of stock,
j Their stock consist* In part of
!C C, blue edged, dipt, painted, printed, white granite, ]
I down, blue and mulberry earthenware,
i Pure white, enamelled, lustre, blue figured and gold band,
English china; .
; White, gold band,an I decorated French china;
All the varieties of American, cut, plain and pressed j
Glassware, of Eastern and Western manufacture ;
German and Bohemian Glassware, a great variety;
English T 1> Pipes; American pipes and pipe heads ;
A la ns assortment of looking glasses, japanned tea trays, > 1
| of our own Importation;
Brltanuia coflee and tea jnits,castors, pitchers, Ac., a groat '
variety of flr-t rate quality;
A large and elegant assort mem of Cornelius & Co.’s cele
brated solar Lard Lamp, chandeliers, girandoles, Ac . :
gilt olive and damask ; and a great variety of articles
not usually imported for this market.
Assorted Crates, packed for the Country Trade iu the best
( manner, kept constantly on hand.
i Our goods are put up in tlie best manner, by careful
and experienced packers, and may be transported any di 3 -
. tance, by wagon or otherwise, without risk of breakage.
; We take pride in referring to our old customers, and to
our packing and the good condition In which our goods are
generally received.
«2;n2 R. H. MILLER & CO.
INSURANCE
AGAINST
LOSS OR DAMAGE
BY
F 11! E
AND THE
PERILS OF NAVIGAMION,
BY THE
PROTECTION
Insurance Company,
OF
HARTFORD, CONN.
This old and responsible Company con- 1
liniies to grant Policies upon tlie most fa
vorable terms.
Apply to W. P. MURRAY, j
Agent for St. Paul and Ramsey County.
BEA L ESTATE FOB SALE,
BY F. I*. COLLINS.
f "VNE lot on Main Street, back of the
American Hotel; two Lots on Fourth street, near ,
Ja' kson; two Lots on Roberts street above Sixth; also
several g»**d farms,
Persons wishing to purchase town prop Tty or farmers
w ill do well to call on me before purchasing elsewhere.
| UST RECEIVED, on Consignment, j
Six splendid dressing Bureaus, with Looking Gla-ses ,
on f<»r sale cheap; also2o good substantial bedsteads, i
which 1 will sell cheap for cash.
F. K. COLLINS.
Ware Rooms, Third street. j
JOHN SQUIRE. S. G. HELD.
Squire A Reed.
Eagle Iron and Nail Store. 23 Water si., :
Between Olive an.l Pine, St. 1.«,u1-. M....
DEALERS in Iron, Nails. Hollow)
Ware, Castings, steel. Iron Axles, EM pile springs.
Fireproof safes smiths’ Tools, Ac., agents for the sale of
Hope Cotton Yarns, and Pittsburgh manufactures goner- i
ally. 51 y
FLOUR—2OO bids, extra War Eagle
1 Flour, for tale by KEY At FAIIMKII.
QUGAR—-20 hlids. sugar—so bbls. i
O clarithsl—Belcher,*, by KEY & FARM Ell.
TT GLASSES—IO bbls., just received
IV.I and for sale by REY X FARMER.
COFFEE —20 sacks Rio Coffee, for
Cy sale by REY N. FARMER. 1
SOAP —50 boxes Palm Soap, just re
e ive.lby KEY Sc FARMER.
C ANDLES —50 boxes mould candles, {
VV 50 boxes star entiles, by REV & FARMER.
IARD —5 bbls. Prime article, received
J l.y KEY & FARMER. '
HAMS —2,000 lbs.—Prime article, for '
sale hr KEY & FARMER.
C ALT—2O sacks G. A.—lo do. Dairy,
O by REY & F'AItMER.'
CIGARS —20.000 Havana Cigars, for
v J sale iw Rev n farmer. (
And a general assortment of Groceries and Provisions
I constantly on hand.
August 28, 185*2.
WHITNEY’S GALLERY
Cor. Third and Cedar sts., St. Paid.
r rHIS Gallery was built expressly for
A Daguerreotyping, and Is furnished with the VERY
BEST of Apparatus. The light 1> arranged upon the most '
approved sclent!Ac principles. The proprietor uses his
best endeavors to please those who favor him with their j
patronage. All are respectfully invited to call and ex- j
amine specimens. 49 '
I OCKETSf LOCKETS!—Splendid j
A— J Gold Lockets at extremely low prices at
WHITNEY’S GALLERY. |
Pocket Editions of Nature.:
Daguerreotype views of “Min-;
ue-tonka” or St. Anthony Falls, “Mlnne-ha-ha,” ;
j or Little Falls, Fort Snelllng, and other benutltul Minne
sota scenery, for sale at Whitney’s Gallery, corner of
Third and Cedar streets, saint Paul,
j These view* have been procured with great labor and
‘•xpense, and for beauty Vud perfection of execution can
not he surpassed. All are respectfully Invited to call and
examine specimens.
A»snn4Sl, IBM. N
t.ood Rooms,
SUITABLE lor families can be had on
, accotiimodallttg terms, l»y a|H>lt< ati'>n at the Mirme- J
s*»ta Boardlng-llouse, Eagle Street.
4Mf fkC. XtCKAY.
Sit. Paul House.
j’THIS House, formerly kept by J. W.
I JL Bass, being the original hotel of St. Paul, at the corner
‘ of Third and Jackson st*., opposite the Minnesota Outfit, i
i is thoroughly repaired, and remodeled,and with the addl- i
! tlons now made to It, is one of the most spacious and con
t venient hoteh tn tow n. Having taken a lease of it, and '
tilted It up throughout with new furniture, I Invite the
J traveling public to call upon me; l>elievlng they will find 4
this house equal to the best, in all respect*. The charge* '
' will be very moderate. GEORGE WELLS. ;
I _St. Paul,’July ai, \9&. Mr j
BUGARS of every description, of (he
,in.i lai'R, qiwntity. Just receirwl hy
Hyv K n«»v.i, |
Clothing Tor the Million!!
Ready-Made and Made to Order.
The attention of the people of Minnesota in general, *
and St. Paul lu particular, is respectfully solicited at thu
\K\V CLOTHING STORK.
On Roberts Street.n few doors from Third Street,
Salut Paul.
IV INNF. & COOLEY, having opened
* * a new Clothing Establishment in St. Paul, would
re.-pectfully call the attention of the public to their ex- '
tensive assortment or Dress, French, English, and tier- !
man Cloths and Ca&dmeref, as well as rich Vestings, all :
purchased expressly for their
TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
Their style, fixture, and finish warrant them in assumiug
that It is the largest and m<»st varied assortment of the
before mentioned, newly-imported goods in Saint Paul,
embracing all styles, from the richest and mast costly to
the plainest of stout clothing. Particular attention will 1
he paid to the
Hosiery, Glove and Shirt Department.
in the Clothing Department, they challenge all
competition as regards quality, style and U.w prices.
May, I*s*2. 33y
CIRE & WATER-PROOF PAINT—
A Sims’ celebrated article for K""fs. Fences, Brick, 1
Jcc. For sale bv the Barrel, Keg or pound by
4 :ttt SPENCER* KIRKPATRICK K M AUK LEV. ,
House and Lot for Sale.
'THE Subscriber wishes to sell bis
A house on,l lot on Fhtli, l»qwe<-n Jackson an I lto
l«»rts streets, near the Mlnnesetlan Otllee. The house is
a q.ssl and coluiortabK- dweilluit, nearly new and conven
iently adapted to a family of six of elsht persons. A
pood stable is ulso upon the premises. The* lot is fifty feet
front by 150 deep. Apply upon Ihe premises to
4St( _ A. R. FRENCH.
H AMS AND SHOULDERS.—a very;
superior article, cured in the best of style, for sale !
by RET & FARMER, j
The .\orthvrest Express Co.
IF ILL deliver good Fresh Lime in St.
* * Paul at $1.20 per bbl., Superfine Flour, warrant-
H, for $4.25. Alao, any kind of merchandise at 5 per ;
cent ttd\ unce from wholesale price* lu Galena or St. Lou:*. 1
Call ou the subscriber on the Nominee or of W. X. Per- •
sun or L’. It. Rice & Co., Agents St. Paul.
July 3,3 m J. C. BURBANK &. Co.
Tobacco! Tobacco!!
/ARONOKA —81b, 51b, and one pound
V/ lumps of Tobacco—a first rate article, for sale by
the box or half box at Saint Louis prices. We have also
on hand, Oats and Butter, w idth we will soil at market
rates, 4213
SPENCER, KIRKPATRICK S. MAKKLKY.
Oats ! Oats i!
1 L 1440 BUSHELS, jii't received
1 UU U and .'or sale by
CATHCAItT &. TYSON.
Contracting and Building.
EDWARD STEWART, Bricklayer
and Architect, thankful to the citizens of St. Paul,
for favors since he commenced business would respectful
ly lnf< lu them that lie is prepared to contract for and c
rect stone or Brick buildings, and furnish materials if re
quired, on fair terms, having permanently settled in Saint
Paul, he solicits a share of public patronage.
Drafts and specifications furnished on reasonable terms.
N. B- Orders for work left at the store of 11. C. Sand
ford, near the Post Office will receive prompt attention.
42/ EDWARD STKWAIIT.
Haas 2k Kriegcr,
Grocers and Provision Dealers,
Corner of Roberts and Fifth Streets, Saint
Paul, Minnesota.
Also, Prunes and other Fruits, Quectisware, Fancy Ar
ticles, of ladies and gentlemen’s wear, all kinds of Thread.
Knives and Forks, Brushes, Looking Glares. Window
Glass, Nails, Tobacco, Cigars, Nc.. and in short every
thing ueedcsd by housekeepers and Families. Our pri. es
are reasonable and our stock such as will please all custo
mers who tnay call. 42tf
NJICHOLS' MAP OF ST. PAUL—
Nichols’ new map of St. Paul, embracing all the
Additions, for sale at otir store. Price SI,OO.
LKDI C K HOIIREII.
W. I. JAM VIS, ~
APOTHECARY AND CHEMIST.
HAS received by recent nrrivals a large
addition to his previously well selected stock of
Drugs. Chemicals, Perfumery. Essential Oils and Patent
Medicines, at his dmg »tore, corner Fifth and Jackson.
PHYSICIANS will be supplied, also
dealers in Drugs or Patent Medicines, on ns good
terms as they can effect purchases by sending to Galena.
I will sell at Galena prices without the addition of trans
! portatlon. JARVIS, Druggist.
I WILL contract for the construction of
some 300 to 500 drawers; also, for new fixtures and
counters. Apply to J.Wills, Fifth st.
N. B. Terms cash on the completion of the work.
IRISH MOSS, a very superior article,
Just received and for sale in the ‘‘Multum in Parvo”
! Drug Store.
pONGRESS WATER—another lot
; Yy has arrived of the genuine. l*or sale by the bottle
| or dozen. J \RYIS, Apoth’y.
9 BBLS. BLUE LICK, fresh from the
M Springs M —for sale lj the glass ..r gallon.
J ARVIS, Druggist.
PILLS! PILLS! PlLLS!—Wright’s
Indian Vegetable, Brandr. rhV, Moffat’s, Gracfen
burgh, law’s, C»H»k*s Dr. Javn* ’ l»r. s>ub*>’, Parr’s Life,
lltM'per’s Female, Sugar Coat d, and Dr. Davis’ AntHdll
i'»U!» Pills—lor sale at the Patent .MeUi< iw Stoic, corner
| sth and Jack-on.
FRESH TAMARINDS -A very fine
ami delk’iuUa arti- l.* ;1 i (|„- Finli ,t. UlllG STORE.
From 230 deg.
i JL down to 40 deg. below /. i\>— i *r sale by JARVIS.
DR. GREEN’S Oxygenated Bitters are
a n« ver-failing rem d\ t .r !>' -pt t >ia—for sale by
JARVIS.
; 13EPSIN. the genuine nrliele, 75 cents
-L per bottle, for sa!** bv J ARVIS, Apothecary.
TJ'XTRACT of Bene Plant unequal ed
-Li by any other medicine f»r ♦*,«• rure of Dysentery ami
Diarrhea. Ml LTI M IN PARVO Drug Store.
AYRE'S Cherry Pectoral, Wistar’s
Balsam of Wild Cn.-rry, pi?rr> Davis’ Pain Killer,
an l pure Port Wine Jui' i..r InvMMs: at tl.e
r;illi stretfDßVG STORK.
j TARVIS’ Anti-Corrosive Steel Pen Ink.
J for salt- wholesale aii.| r.-t.tii al the
CIIK.MK Al. I. VPDKATOKV. Sill St.
GOOD Pickles require "ood Vinegar, j
Mace, Gloves, Ginger, Allspice, Mustard seed, black
pepper ami alum; all which • tn l.c purchased low at the
: Family Meiliclne store, cor. Filth and Jackson.
r PEAS. black or green and mixed, the
j A choicest lot ever brought to Minnesota from mixed j
( at 15 cts per lt»., to the very* best Imperial at 80 cts per
lib. For sale at JAKVlh’Drug store.
PLASTERS —Poor man’s, Jew David's
Badeaw’s, Dailey’s pain Extractor, Gauthanline Tis
sue, Conklin’s Salve, Corn p!ast» r; all being superior ar
ticles. For sale at the patent medicine store, corner of
Fifth and Jackson. JARVIS.
Mortgage Kale.
TAEFAULT having been made in the
JL>r conditions of n certain mortgage hearing date the
eleventh day of December in the year of out Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fifty-one, made by Andrew
Shearer ami Theresa Shearer Ids wife, of ti lt . county of
Ramsey, and Territory of Minnesota, parties of the first j
part, to Joseph W* Haltcock ot the same place, of the sec- .
I ond part; and which mortgage was duly acknowledged
and recorded iti the office of Register of I)ee<la for the |
j lounty of Ramsey. Minnesota Territory on the 12th day of
December, A. D*. Ibsl, at 4 o’clock, P. M., In hook A of '
I mortgage* on pages Iftl, 485, 48d> an<l 4»57. Tlie sakl ;
! mortgage was given to secure the payment of one hun-lr «1
I and fifty dollar* with Interest thereon on or before the Ist
j day «»f January, A- i». 1852, according to tl.e conditions of
. a promLshorv nob hearing even date with the said mort
gage, upon which said note there Is a receipt endorsed on
j the back thereof for the sum of $50,00, dated February
10th, 185*2; and that the >mn of one hundred and fifty-two ,
| dollars aud thirty-nine cents is claimed to be due upon
J the said mortgage at the date of this notice.
J The premises mortgsgetl to secure the said debt ar<* do- ;
scribed in the aforesaid mortgage as follows, to wit; All
the following descriV-d pi- »*e or parcel of land situate,
lying nnd being In the county of Rainsev and Territory of
Minnesota known and designated as follows, p> wit; Lot
number five (5) in Mo"k number twenty-seven in Rice and j
Irvine’s addition to tlu town of Bt. Paul, subject to the
reservation of Ihe right of the said Hie ? and Irvine and
;beir legal representatives, to convey any stream of water
| «»r spring from, through, or to said lot.
And the said mortgage and note were, on the 20th day
! of March, A. 1).. IW, duly asslmed by the said J. W.
Babcock, the payee of tl«ercof. t > < harl«s H. Oakes,
! which -aid assignment was dniy r . orde I in th«* oftlcc of
1 Register of Dee*l f thecoanty < f Rari«Fy In the Terri
tory of Minnesota, on the HRh day of A. D.
1852, in bo*jk H rf mortgages eu p**gc 1??.
Noiv therefore, no P ifit or proceeding having h-*n inbtltuted
at law to recov**r the debt now remaining secured bv such
mortgage or any part thereof, notice Is hereby given that
pursuant to and l»y virtue of a power of sale contained
therein, said mortgaged premises will be sold at public
auction, at the ••Central House” In the town of St, Paul,
’ | in the sakl county, on the 18th day of October next at one
‘ i o’clock In the ntu moon of that day.
, i Dated, September Ist, 186®.
CHAS. If. OAKES, Assignee. 1
i Babcock & Wilkinson. Atty’s. Him
; CODA and Butter Crackers, just rc
-1 O CPIVC.I by KET fc. l AKMEK.
VI ot ASSES.—N. O. and S. 11. Mo-
I I i. ,i«i>y RFY .V rutyr«-
NEW STORE.
The St. Paul Hat, Cap and Gentlemen*! Fur
nishing Store.
r PIIE subscriber respectfully offers to
-*• the Gentlemen of St. Paul, bis new stock of Goods,
and will eudeavor to keep a full assortment of artiel for
(iciitlemen’s use ;uid wear, such as—
Silk Uhls, Shirts GJuVCs,
Beaver do Collars Shaving, Tooth and
Children do Drawers, Hair Brushes,
Kossuth do Hoaery, . Combe,
Magj*ar do Cravats, H.\| r Oils,
AND A FI LL ASSORTMENT OF STRAW GOODS, SCARFS,
COLOGNE, HANDKERCHIEFS, COAT LINKS,
Oil cloth and Cloth Caps, Suspenders, Soap, Kc. Button;
and Tailors Trimmings, Indies sewing birtb, a useful ar
ticle; Trunk*, Valises, Carpet Bags, L mbtcdUs, kc.
R. O. WALKER,
Corner Third and Whbashaw *t.
may 22. 35-y
George L. Han km,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
HAS for many years been extensively
engaged In the manufacture of BELLS, and by .
careful observation and study or the principles involved in ,
their construction, he has been emiueutty successful In
producing an article of
Superior Form, Tone and Finish.
The quality, combination, ana proportion of metals,
together with the degree of heat requisite to produce a
| cumfiound the most sonorous, possessing, at the same time,
; .sufficient Density and Strength, also, the peculiar outline, !
| «»r shape, having a correct proportion of the different
, parts, thereby giving them elegance ..f form, have been
subjects to which Mr. 11. has devoted a great amount of
time, in critical observation ol effects through a long se
ries of Experiments: Bells cast by him, are umtirpass d
in their Symmetrical Figure, and Beautv ~f Pf.q>or;ioii,
i and for Melody, Strength and Brilliancy of Tone, are
universally admired. Mr. Ilauks is prepared to supply
| Churches, Colleges, Academies, Public Buildings, Stcaiu
boats, Nc., with hL< sup( rior Bells, at a s!i**rt notice, hu\ -
; iug at all times an assortment «>n band.
Church Chimes or Penis, and Musical
Hand Bells, to any number on the Chromatic Scale made
to order. Bells sold by Mr. 11. are furnished with Yokes,
Wheels and Springs, of the latest and most approved
Plan, and the whole warranted in every parti ular. Those
wTshiug further intormaiiou w ill ph iise auldress
GEORGE 1.. If INKS.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
N. B.—The Great Bell. Peter*, w and the Chime . f
Eleven Bells, at St. Peter’s Cathedral, Cincinnati, Were
cast at this Foundry. July 3 Sin.
PXTRA WAR EAGLE FLOUR
A large consignment Just rec ivid, and for sale
cheap. REY A FARMKU.
h. mnH.
HANDBILL AND
General Job Printing.
r'HE Proprietors of the Minnesotian
Office, have recently made extensive additions to
their stock of Book and Job Priming material. Their
• assortment now embraces all the
of Plain and Fancy Type. They are consequently pre
pared to execute all varieties of printing In a manner not
surpassed any where north of St. Louis.
We charge small profits and execute all orders with
despatch. Both of us being
PRACTICAL PRINTERS.
We superintend all work entrusted to the Minnesotlan
Office ourselves, and allow nothing to leave our hands
i unless it be executed in a
WORKMANLIKE MANNER.
We rely upon the public for a liberal share of their
■ A stock of Plain and Fancy Letter Paper. Foolscap,
Flat Cap, Folio Post, &c., on hand for priming. ADo
Priming cards of different kinds, sizes and colors.
June 2d. ' OWENS & MOORE.
L. B. Wait & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Commission
Merchants,
HA\ E opened at the store lately oc
cupied by C. F. Tracy, on Third street, a general
assortment «>f Family Groceries and Provisions; which
they will sell at low prices for cash or in cxvliuiigc for •
country produce. They respectfully solicit a share •»]
patronage. CHARLES MiI.BURN.
J St. Paul, Jun • *2l, ’s2—Wv L. H. WAIT.
Ch’s W. Borup. ChS 11. Oakes.
BORIP Ac OAKEN,
HA\ ING formed a Co-Partnership
for transacting an Exchange and Hanking HuMnrss
1 In all Its various branches, will be prepared to furnish j
i sight and time exchange on the East, and principal cities :
• 1 of the West. Remittances to Great Britain, Ireland and
, Continent of Europe mode in sums to suit purchasers. j
Mght and home bills and European Exchanges pur- j
' chased. Collections made and proceeds remitted u< usual j
rates of Exchange. All other business committed to our
1 care punctually attended to.
liourr S. OAKK.S. 1
St. Paul, Minnesota June 2ti, 1552.
Office at the Minnesota Outfit building. 40y.
R.
Storage, Forwarding Sc Commission .Merchant, j
. Dealer iu Grain cf all kinds. Fruit Trees. &c., Main st., j
near the Bradley House. Galena, 111.
, I Refer to B. H. Campbell & Co., Galena; W. 1- Ewing 5
& C-u, <t. Loula* 40y j
W. G. LEDLC. |». ROIIRER. ■
LEDIC lc KOHKER,
’ ! BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
, WHOLESALi: AND RETAIL,
* [Corner of Bench and Wabashaw streets. St. Paul. M. T.l
* 1 _ J
£i;S £f
JUST opened at tlie corner of Bench |
and Wabashaw streets.
Uncle Turn’s Cabin, «>r Life am >ng the L »wly.
Reveries of a Bachelor, by Ik Marv* I.
j Dream Life, do
Fresh Gleanings do
Dickens’ Works, complete.
Wandering Jew, illustrated.
; The Camp Fires of the Revolution.
1 Losing’s Field Book or the Revolution.
I Forest Life and Forest Trees—being camp life among
the Loggers.
I : Pencilllngs by tlie Wa;., by Willis,
j Outre-Mcr,hy Lmgfellow.
And many other works which we cannot enumerate in 1
i an advertisement. Call and examine them.
y ! June 24. LEDCC be lUMIKKU.
Just ill Time.
WE have opened, for sale, some superb
yntrravlngt. of Gyll-'l Wiufi.'hl v-ott. A’.sj, )
bis l.lfb an I svrvlcPN by K. I). Mansll. Id. Call t.bf..r- |
: tin y arc all sow. LfiDU' &. KOIIRKH. j
History of congress—Com-1
prising Memoirs of the most Prominent members, •
j with numerous steel jKirtraits and tac-slmile ;«uP>graplis.
June 21. Le DI G N. ROHBKK.
WALL PAPER—A large stock of
Wall paper. Curtains, M.blcs and Fir B-iard
Prints, now ojiened and f.*r sale hy
June 21. Le DFC St lIOUBKH.
TO SPORTSMEN A superior lot;
X of Fishing Tackle, for sale bv
June 21. Le DGC KoIIREK. j
]\/t ISCELLANIOUS. Scrap Books, |
IrX lb rbarium-. Albums, Papier Ma»*h« Card Bask* ts. !
Gartl Cases and Work Boxes. Newspaper Flics. Patent Air j
Tight Inks—Post Office boxes. Calenders. &c., &.«*.
LC W T C bt BOHBER.
. OOLD PENS—Just Received, a supe-!
. vA rlor lot of Gold Pens—some new stvles. *
L£l*UC N. ROHRKK. j
HOUSE Trimmings, Locks, Bolts. >
I«atche*, Butts and Screws, at F. S. NEWELL’S. •
| f'ANE FISHING POLES—Just rcc’d
8 doz cane fishing p*.b . at the Hook Store of
may 22. LE Dl’G KOI IKE It. 1
F. E. Vollins,
Auction and f'ommission Merchant,
Saint Paul, Minnesota Territory,
In the three «tor> Brick store, Third St., opp. site W. if. j
ForlH-h’ Outfit.
HAVING received a regular License
front the Town Board, v*hich / have paid /or, I
am prepared to bell real estate or other property, al Public
! Auction at all times and pla.*< s.
j Saint Paul, July 31, 1852. F. E. COLLINS, j
/~ I ORN Shellcrs in Store aud for sale by
V J r. S. XBWfiLL.
PORTABLE Fire Engines of all sizes
for sale by F. ». VKWKLI..
pARPENTER’S Tools, Planes, Cliis
v/ geli, Bits, Files, kc., at F. S* NEWELL'S.
INARMING IMPLEMENTS,ShoveIs,
Spades, Hoes, Hakes, Forks, Cradles and Plows 1n
store and for sale by F. S. NEWELL.
HARDWARE —Cross Cut and Mill
Saw., Alts, all kind*, Hammer* all kind., Ac.
l or sale by r. S. NEWKI.L.
i L'AMILY (irindstoncs. Oil stones, &c.
r for sale at F. S. XP.WKLUS. |
K" ’ITCHEN WARE—knives and forks, |
Waffle Irene, I.Me-, HnsflOK Spoone, Chopping ]
Knires. Tea Balls, Sieve., '■hear*. Swltrno, Bra-. KettF'. |
r" r”t-e rer 'lie at F S. NKAVFM.'S. I
Summer Arrangement!!
1 8 5 2. 1
PAUL ami S». Anthony Falls.
thr«* Pail)' Staqrv tcar.'ii; eiCh pUcc.t 7 .jMuci
A. M., 12 M. MlKi 4 P. M. J
COACHES AND TEAMS \
Will be at the landing, ou th ,# arrival of Strata I ►oaL* at y
Saint Paul. Alss a j.
Buily Line of Slaxrs between Saint Paul and
Stillwater.
(msm
j* Aa extensive Livery Stable at the c •m* r of F u urth !
ami Roberts strccH. Particular attention giv**n to the i
aCComutodatii/a of Pica jure Parties, nprm iib"rul rerm«.
2j-:r WILLOUCHBY K POWERS.
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS' i
Catheart A Tyson,
| IJAVE leased the new store on the
*J- corner of Roberts and Fourth streets, v.iier»* they 4
ar ‘- mow* opening a fresh atock of Groceries, Provlshuif
and Feed; which they offer at wholesale .and retail to the
j citizens of Saint Paul and the surrounding country* at a. 4 ‘
* low prices a.> they can be purchastal west of Si. LoUis.
Their stock consists lu part as follow*:
! Oru-h-dand Ptiwdercd Sugars, Java,Rio&. Latrulr t
N O athl Clariibl tl j \H, Imperial,Gunpowder,
; Tobacco and Sexat». and Hla- k Teas
(choice brand*) Rice, Itnisiia and Currants
Pepper, Spices. Nutmegs Clove#, assorted pickles j
Pepper sauce, Catchups Pow der and shot. Chocolate
W R Chi ese, it arch, Citron Mustard, Figs,Ext of Lemon
Rose and Yaniila M’ld,star and sp’m Candle*’
Palm ami Variegated S* ap Mackerel, I Codfish, Herrings j
Nhaviiig do Pork, Ifni 113 and shoulders
Fresh Butter and Eggs Butter and soda Crackers ‘ 1
Molasses and Golden syrup Linseed and Lard Oil
I Cider, Yin.-gar Oats, Corn and short#; j
Corn Meal and Flour, choicest brands,; i
also other articles usually kept In a Family Grocery store,
t«»<» numerous too mention, which they will sell for Cash
exclusively at small profits. Purchaser# will plvasu call !
and examine lor themselves.
A. H. CATHCART,
St. Paul, June, ISJ2 (38y) N. E. TYSON.
11 ST RECEIVED—2OO bushels fresh ,
af GnjUtid Corn Meal, and for sale cheap by
June 10 CATHCART K TYSON. »
FAIR PLAY!
“Competition in the Life of Trade.'’ *
P ATT ISON & BEN SON’S new Coac
h vn nave arrived, and arc now upon the road )»etween
St. Pawl and St. Anthony, ready to accommodate the pub
lic on all occasions. They have also received in addition t
( to their f«»nner large and exc-dlem Livery stock, several
new and elegant Carriages and Barouches; also new* liar- | i
n**ssea and Horse Furntsbin js, and equipage of the most
| elegant description.
ALSO —an additional stock of Fine
-w Blooded, well broken Horses. Query. >
if “spirited” horses Come in under the '
’Py Law, will they be In danger of !»♦*- '
wf Ing knocked on the Inal? Our entire '
i fTUp- st«»ck will eost over ft 1.003. Xu other j
stable in the West, out of Saint Louis will
be found as c >mplete as ours.
I Will our friends and the public remember, that at the , ,
Livery Stable in the rear of the American Hou-e, a’ the 1 ‘
upper triid of Saint Paul, lin y can at all hours, have such | ,
conveyance by laud, on wheels or oti horseback, as they .
may desire. PATTI SON K BENSON. I
I St. Paul, June 10,1852. (38y)
DISSOLUTION. i
THE Co-Partnership heretofore exist- 1 i
In- IM-tw-en F. E. C'ußins and C. P. V. Lul! in ihe ' 1
Auction and Genera! Land Agency business, Is hereby di.v | J
solved by mutual consent. F. K. COLLINS, 1
Jin , 3, 1852. C. P. V. LULL.
F. E. Collins will continue the Auction,
Commission and General Land Agency business at the j
large brick building on Third st., below Jaokson.
FURNITURE —just received asplen-:
did lot of Furniture from Cincinnati which 1 will
sell at Saiiit Louis prices. Call at the room# of
F. E. COLLINS, Third st., below Jackson. , **
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!
(Just received per Excelsior .) j,
WS. COMBS, near the American |
• House, ha* Just received a large and varied ! '
• collecti nof new books, Just truin the press t*» which he j
' Invites the attention of ail the reading community. THEY ,
ARE OFFERED AT EASTERN PRICES. Tel IMS cash. j
Come and < xamtne —u<> trouble to show goods at the 1 t
. <*rrnnk-lin Badatarv.” 37
gThe Minnesota Remedy,^
| % FOR j
| Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Diarrhcea,',
6>c., 6>'c.
“PESIGUAGOM IK.”
OU
“Indian Compound Astringent and Tonic.” j
j rpHE materials of this medicine are en
! JL tirvly vegetable, trallgeamts t<» Mhiucsota, and well !
j known to the Indians by wiu.in they have been used from I
j time Immemorial, with Invariable success.
I The Proprietor can confidently recommend this medicine !
i to the public, as a CEUTA IN, SAFE, and PLEASANT 1
i cure for Cholera Morbus, Diarrha-a, Hj m-tilery, and
; a ;i diseases of the Bowels. It affords almost instaniono- : j
1 ous relief in cases of grlpings **r cramps, aial ordinarily j
j effects a complete cur - Iu six or eight hours.
To Boatmen. Uaflnirn, Lumbermen, and all per- ,
| sons traveling on tin* river, this medicine is invaluable,
j (»ui- citizens going b* iow, during the summer months '
! should nut fail to provide tfi. ius<-lves with It.
i The «I»<*siguaxomlk” must of course derive its repu- ,
i tatton from the testimonials of those who have made trial
of it.
Ph ase read carefully the annexed certificates. |
Prepared by K. F. ELY, St. Paul, j
And for !*a> at the 80-*W>t >rc of LeDUC K KOHRKR, 1
and at W. 11. FORBES’ Minn->ota Store, St. Paul. Also,
at the Minnesota lb*oks?«»re, St. Anthony, and Churchill .
Nelson. Stillwater. Also, at the Drug Store of lllehcox ‘
2. AxteP., st. Paul.
i*rle Fifty Cent* per Bottle.«£^
CERTIFICATES.
I have used the ‘•Pesiguagoinik” re
p.-atcdly in my family and can recommend It ns the safest
• as well as most efficacious medicine in all derangeineiitH
of the Bowels, l have ever known. It has, to my know
! ledge, saved several valuable lives In most obstinate cases
! t,f Cholera Morbus Dysont«-rj. Kc.
Si. Paul, May ffs, 1852. C. W. BORUP.
This may certify that i have used the
Vegetable Compound Astringent, prepared by Mr. K. K. |
; kiv, In my family, and have fonnl ir to be the best by far J
; of any thing td the kind I have ever used. Iu on - lu
i stance, two doses cun-d an obstinate case of Cholera -Mor
l,us. Not a single Individual blrnukl he without this vatu- j
! abb* medicine, particularly In a a country where the Diar- .
j rhoa and stimnu r complaint are prevalent.
CllA’S 11. OAKES. (
Having used this preparation in my i
family. 1 most cheerfully join Mr. Oaks In the above cer
titicmV i>r Us virtues.
St. l'aul, Muy 21, ISSC. AIZS. KAMSKY. |
I take pleasure iu being able to state
that I have u--<! in my family, Mr. Ely*. Compound As- |
Lrin(tent ami Tonic. In cases of Uhirrliccn, with much sue- |
i rev,; and ■•■pvciaily la-t stunmer lit a ease of summer
i complaint in an hit ant of mine some nine months old, and J
! che -rfiillv recommend its use to the public,
j St. l'aul, .Ma), 24. 17*2. \V M. lIENHY FOKBES. !
1 have used tlie Indian Compound As
i tringent and Tonic, mv.-elf, and In my family, and found ]
; it effective, especially In cases of chtldrcii tcctlslna, and I
[ consider it an active and safe remedy tor all Itowei (tom- !
! plaints. A. It. FHENfII.
I Bt. Paul, Vu-'u«t 1, ISSI*
| I have used the Indian Compound As- j
' tringent and Tonic, prepared by Mr. Edmund F. Ely, and (
| found Immediate relief; and can cheerfully nammvt»\ *t
i as a speedy ami sure cure for diseases of the bowel*•
St. Paul, May 24, 1852. U. V. M ASTERSON-
I certify that I have used the Indian
Tonic, called ‘•Pc.slguagonilk,” recommend the same
i as an excellent astringent, pleasant in it* uajb > and o rtain !
! August,*lßsl • 3 * :,u6 j
* • \u orders for th*’ above Mefiicin- should be ;id- j
dressed to E. F. Ely, St. Paul, Mlnnc ita.
Real Estate.
<&-. 1 "her property sltmrled In the 0-wn of
fttSKs St. Haul and its Immediate vh Iril'v, lor Wn
bale extremely low for cash. The term, ■jiff
A— are such as do notoiten present themselves |
to the capitalist or man of moderate means, tolnvestm ui- '
' cv In a prosperous and raptdiy firowTPft town and Its vlcln
: lty. AmoUK various pn p rty I have to dispose of arc th"
following, via: a dwelllug liuuae and scveial lotsof land;
lu a ouitral part ot Mt. Paul, with abundant supply of ex- :
celleDt wat-r; also, a small house ai'jotntug. With this;
property will ho add about ten acr-- o| land covered with '
a large and thrftty growth of wool —a great object now !
that the Slotut land cannot, at Icaet, al preaent, -upply us ,
with fuel until m mantet. i
I have also for sale a number of five acre lota with •
growing timber, situated en and tn the Immediate vicinity |
nr public roada and not over a mile (rum SU Paul.
The above property will be sold on such low terms for
1 cash, that the purcbver can Immediately sell again at an
1 advance. For sale ou lime—prices will he proportional,ly
hi-h. r. Apply to HENRY A. LAMBSttT,
Tlitrd street, corner of Cedar,
I 4 3t f Or to B- F. HOYT, St. Paul.
j FRUIT TREES—Grafted,
&•,Kj \ w ChokM Vartetlea. (peach and apple) now
1 growing In my nursery and for sale,
- t GKO. \y. Y ARRINGTON.
WANTED —1800 cords of wood for
tb” Empire Foundrv. Enquire at
’! F. S NEWELL’S.
A NNULS OF THE
Minnesota Historical Society
for I8S«.
\ FEW copies of this interesting An
'CUI, cote‘titling more the dlscowv and
e .rly hurt, .rv ot Mlumsou; IU geographical asp.-ct, and
uTi o ,r!?| U , i than ». urk lKre^ro
M‘“ r,’ , n ji Jil r’r tU « H-sAstotw. of
MVH'T'S I. Due At Kntircr Btill C-fUbk* I -K,. of
ITic , Thirty Cents. . -so at tw. UHcS.-
OtTEXS ft Moor.E, PablU.. rs.
MAY, KING Ac Co.,
Wholesale Dry-Goods Dealers,
123 AND 125 MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS.
A RF. constantly receiving new and dc
styi- 4of STAPLE AS D FANCY GOODS which
ar«? oiler* d at a very tmall advance for Cash, or to Mer-
Oiam* who pay th-lr not'’* w!i» n du*?. Country Mrrchantj
will find n d ndvantage by au Mumlnatiuuof the iir
g -t n-xk vf «*/• *-Ji» w< <( of i]*o m.nuitsilns.
DO AN, KING A CO.
St. fiMTfiMay 22. 35 y
n. KEI LUM. M. f*. MAS<»QS, JR.
KELLUM A MASSON,
LARD OIL AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS,
ALSO—
Produce and Mrrchautw,
.Vo. 21 South Lcvre , •?. LPlflf*
Rr.F£RI.M. l.'i :
E. M. RylanJ A Co., /
i. B. ChamUrlatii, > St. L>‘*un.
B. M. Withers, )
St. LouD, May 22. 2S-f
Indian Provision*.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be rc
ceL'ed at the office qf the lii-Jlau Ageut at St. Peter’s*
for ihe delivery at Travente d«-s btoux, bv.ore tfii-* clo?e vf
navigaftoii, the fvlloxr.ug iLe use vf the la
’ dlans, lo wit:
500 bbh Superfine Flour.
! 1300 >k-> (average fw-j bushels j sourui Shelled Com.
-500 lbs goed nifte Powder, iu i: ,s.
100 pigs of Lead, of TO lbs each.
•JO .tacks o: Sail.
Provisions to be lu.-pccted at t*. Twer’s at the expose
of the c utractor —a small pr»*p*ji lion vf the prov. iyj.s and
aimuunitl./U will be left at |.lt(l« Rapids ou the Mluaesuta
river, t.» be hereafter designated.
The Bids will be opened «»n Saturday the 2d day of Octo
ber, and the coiltract awarded to *Le lowest respohslbl**
bidder. The Agent resi rvea the right of rejecting all blda
if dt i iu.'fl extras ogam.
AM ref s lnil-u Ag.i.l, T r» Nn. .fit.M. T., fc *l*royOtelU
for ludiau Prcvt-b us.”
NATHANIEL McI.EAN,
luJ. Agt’Ot*
St. Ptirn’sAoK tv,»
Sep?. 9;h, 1852. \ Kts
Plonker, Democrat and Expr**a-, picas .* opy.
11. X. 11l III). CllK iuilUti.) [J. O. AR.M3TRONO, St. LoUit-
BIRD Ac IKTISTRO YU.
WHOLESALE CANE AND WOOD-SEAT CHAIR MAN
, UFACTU KKRS,
Soulli-Went C'ortter Vine aud Second nts,.
Si. Louth, Mo.
\V IIOLESALE anil retail dealers in
» r Chairs are resjx'Ctfuily Informed that w«- will Con
stantly keep on baud a larg«* and gt-Ut-ral assortnieut^r*
: of Chairs uf our own uumutactur .consisting «>{
j nut, MahogiUiV. Cherry aud Maple emu*-seats of
i ery description: Wood-evat EIU.W, large and small***
: Office, Boston and Bon. Ann Rock‘-j>, Polka, French, Bus
i tie, Jenny Lind, ikmnhb r, .Scrolls, Mock Scrools, Scollopf,
J Slats, Children’', Kc., which we will sell to the trade «>u
! the luost liberal terms, and warrant them to be unsurpas
sed lu b auty ot style or finish. liav ing large mouutactu
ring facilities, we can oiler Inducements that will iusuro
. general satisfaction; aud hope, through a strict and prompt
1 attention to busings.-., to merit a >bur • of public patronage.
1 We invite the visits of purchasers, either Wholesale or
j Retail, to our Ware-room*, in «*rder that they may judge
for themselves. BIRD N ARMSTRONG.
St. Ljul«, May 2*2. 35-y
ALONZO CHILD, ELjX G. PRATT, ORANGE W. I’RATT.
CHILD, PRATT & CO.,
IMfor.IEUS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Hardware aud Cutlery,
No. 14? Midi) street,
(Third door Sorih of liattk of Missouri,)
may 22. 35 y. St. LOU 18, M j.
I HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
WE have now in store a complete as
assortment, unking our stock unusually large,
! which we offer lo purchasers at lowest prices, and on best
; terms—among which may be found a complete assortment
j of —
AXES—Simmons’, r. nii. y t Hunt’s an'lother**,
i Scythes—Waldr<n*sgroos, grain, hemp and Lush, aa
i sorted.
j Scythe Snathls—Assorted, all prices, qualities and
I kinds.
Scytiu: Stones and Rifles—Assorted, all prices,
j qualities and kin-lit.
I Forks— ll I\ and manure, 2,3, 4 and 6 pronged, a3»’d.
| Chains—Bright •.\ and l<»g,S-b, 7 l-t», 1-2ands-Sinch,
j assorted.
! Chains—Bright trace assarted; coll, breast and halter,
j assorted.
i Collars—Horse and mule, assorted, (hog and kip
1 skins.)
II amEo—Horse ami in fie, su-nn l>.-nt nml rlvrt-d.
Hoes—Carolina, phint* rs’, eyvd and handled,
Bakes—Hay and gard<‘ii, Iron and w.>.>.l, ast’d.
Knives—Table kinvea and forka, all patterns aiid qual
t itles.
i Knives—TabK* knives and Jbrk-, all paitems and qual
j Bits.
1 Razors—Wade iv Butcher’Crooks, and other-,
| Shears and Scissors—Butcher’s, Lux’s, great vari-
I ety of patterns.
Locks—Mineral kn *h. n-sertM; door, newest patterns
; and stales.
, Locks —Pa«l, »*h«*st. trunk, till, plate, assorted.
' Latches—Knob, thumb and others, all kind-,
! Butts —Greenwood, umr *w, brood ami C<mgreSb,
1 Butts—Wrought, narrow, l*r»a I and as,’d.
Screws —1-1 t * I in b w»md, New England taper.
} Bi lls—G\, hors-. ■ .w, hand and sleigh, av S ’d.
Brush i s—White-n v>h. sfi..,*, scrubbing and horse, as-
I sorted.
Chisels —Frnmin*?, flnn.r, mortice, a.«sM»
. Cuhry Combs —Aw-rieau, iwv. i«att rus,
Cocks —Cock stops, a>.vd; brass do ass’ll,
j Files—Butcher’s celebrated mill, flat bastard.
FiLi s—Hound, lu ll round, square Hat an l iT. hind#,
; aps’d.
I Guns —Double and single barrel, shot and duck, aas’d.
* Rifles and Pis i ols—Revolvers, cast steel Lam 1, a»-
I sort -d.
. Gun Barrels—Assort'd; gun trlimuings and finding*,
assorted.
| Hatchets—Shlnglimr. lath, bench and claw , ass’d.
Hinges— II ««ks mi l hinge*, strap and T,;o<i’d.
Ketti.es—Bra-?*. pn'sm*lng, glue, a-,s’d.
Mills—Coffee, Parke.’-. \dam>’ undothers, assM.
Mattocks and Ph ks —Clay and coal, :tss*«J.
Nails —Wrought, 6 u> 12d; horse, 6 to 12d, ass’d.
PLANES—Bench aihl moulding, ass’d, all kind*, supe
rior qualities.
Pans —Fry, ass’d; s;»u • ? aud preserving, oss’d.
Shovels —Ames*, ID'Wland’s and others; garden,min
j ing and |Nist.
i Tacks and Bu \i»s— all sizes and kinds.
; A tours—Bright, intent e..neave, is.nvex and cast Steel*
Wiih a large aiue*r!inei»t of carpenter-’ and blacksmith’!
i to*>K, of newest p.ift'*rns and b< st qualities,
j House and Building H»rdwar*— a larg< as-.ntmer.t.
Also, proprietors of Bt. Louis .Saw and Scale Factory*,
j where w e are now nntiiiifnctnring largely of,
I vt vws—Extra east steel mill, circular, cross-cut, hand.
panel, b »w, wood and pit .-aw-, of \ariuus qualities and •■£
I any kind wanted. A In*,
Scales—Viz: platform, 300 lbs to 1,000 lbs; counter*
\ hay, flour, packing, eosil and car, of all kinds and deoertp*
I tion.-.
, I Scales and Saws repaired and made to order.
' We are better prepared b> s rve out cUohaners and pur*
1 chasers generally than ever before. Our u rms are as fa
vonilde and price# a# low as the lowest.
CHILD, PRATT & CO.,
147 Mala street.
j St. Lords May 22, 1*52. 35-2 m
' J OS. M. BROWN, THUN. 11. 111 ATI 11, JON. Q. HART.
BROWN THATCH k HART,
WHOLESALE AM* RETAIL DE SLERS IS*
i FINE CLOTHING AND GENTLE
MEN’S FURNISHING GOODS,
j No. 166 .Main Street,
I Wea t si- • bet. Washington A vent] e and Virginia Hotel,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
VI; E ARE NOW OPENING, DI-
V v rect from th»- East, a larje and superior assortment
1 of Clothing and Furnishing Goods, for Gentlemen’* wear.
’ consisting chiefly of th i liner and better grades, wleawi
i ! from the best Importing end Commls.<don Houses, and
! made up lu a superior manner, expressly for this marker.
All kinds of Clothing, ready made aud warranted, ut
. • wholesale, very low for Cash or good paper,
j A great variety of Gent*’ Furnishing Goods, such as
Shirts, Cravats, Glove.-, &c., &-., which » ill be sold to.
the trade at New York wholesale price.-.
We respectfully Solicit a r all.
St. !/»ttts. May IS«. 34-ly
NORTH-WESTERN BOOK STORE.
Joseph M. Woxiottcr,
WUOLEBA LE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND
s STATIONER,
1 ! .Vo. 33 Main Strert, f our trfnry Brick Corner »
, Galena, 111.
irj'*Agency for t»*e talc of sapcrl*>r Printinn Pap
Galena, May 2*!. 35*-
. ~ F. 8. NEWEL,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL dealer iu
Coo*, P.rlor, Bo* Slow, of »H UtsSt-
‘ 'I'HE CHARTER OAK, four fiize>,
I P.U-O.M 1892, It h» • 'Tf'™ °8 C w’iS t l rff! r *
> f«tly «*lto . cb«in. tvr 6y f.B. WBWgU
t EFFEL’S Double Oven, the neatest
• Li of u,.Ch.rtnnrt) erttn*. with «t«ortUcrtt Iron
» bollanq co be « *' S ' _ .
- r PHE Queen of the Forest, an elevated
r J- oven stove plo».inß to «I 1 who noe It fiy the »»t<s.
r.rtof' m.noer wort, la -Inn. .ml th.- -»*» ittendtnf tt,
to store sn-1 fot salo b, T- S. Stt< r.I.U