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La Crosse and Milwaukee Raii.-Road.—
Moses M. Strong, the President of tins Road,
addressed the citizens of our place one evening
last week. He detailed the modus opt randi u
grecd upon by the Directors in conducting the
enterprise, told what had been done, ami w hat
remained to be done, and represented the pro
ject as very feasible. Stock lias been subscrib
ed very liberally along the line. $15,000 have
already been taken here, and four or five times
that atoount will probaby be taken. —Sauk Co.
Standard.
f>.EE-Soit. and Abolition Vote. —The aggre
gate vote for John I*. Hale at the recent Presi
dential election. it is believed was altout 130.-
OPO. In 1848. Van Huron received 292.828 :
showing a diminution of more than half in four
years.
Kailroid Irox.—.V corri’sjKjndont of the
Baltimore American state!* that the rise in the
price of British railroad iron has been so great
that many contractors on roads now in pro
press. will be ruined. At present prices, the
difference again*! the contractors upon the St.
Bouis and Cincinnati road, if the iron were
purchased now, would lie $600,000. This loss
is enormous, and if no change in the market
shall occur, may result in creating serious ob
stacles to the progress of the work.
Indeed!—TheN. V. Post says that Mr. Pierce
is badly pestereel by the office-hunters. They
come up to Concord as the Irogs came upon
Egypt. They seek an interview with the Presi
dent elect, which “ usually begins with the re
mark, that Gen. Pierce owed his nomination or
his election, one or both, directly or indirectly,
to the agency of the unpretending individual
who is speaking. We have understood that
more persons have already claimed the credit
of having nominated him than there were
memlters of the Convention that nominated
him The Post further says:—•• Every im
aginable device is employed to impose upon
him. No one tells him the truth. No one
means w hat he says, or says w hat he means. In
cidents apparently the most trilling are found
to cover the deepest schemes, and men usually
candid and direct, now systematically employ,
to him, the language of hypocracy and decep
tion.- ’ llow trying!
Canal Lands.— There has been considerable
activity lately in the business of entering land
at the Land < Uliee in this place, since the ap
pointment of the Commissioners for selecting
the Canal Lands. Mining Companies and indi
viduals are picking up valuable tracts, and
such as will be most needed in connection with
their mining operations ami other business.—
No selection has been made as yet in this Dis
trict, by the Agents of the State, of the lands
appropriated for this work, but it is understood
that the principal portion of 750,000 acres
granted for the construction of this canal is to
lie taken from this District, and that these se
lections are to be made before spring. —Lake
Superior Journal.
The Dom ie. —Gov. Hunt, of New York, pro
nounces the punishment of State Prison con
victs, by shower bath, as inhuman, unwarrant
ed by law, and recommends its abandonment.
The Post-Master General decides that there
is nothing either in the laws or regulations of
the Post Office Department, w hich prevents the
sending of periodicals or papers to "actual and
bona tide subscribers'" by agents or dealers, the
same as if they were mailed directly from the
office of publication.
PROCLAMATION',
By Alexander H.vmsky. Governor of the Terri
tory of .Minnesota.
In the numerous blessings and bounties of the I
closing year, it becomes tin- people of Minneso-1
ta to recognize the Coodncss and Mercies of a 1
superintending Providence.
•‘The Lord hath doin' great things for us,
whereof we are glad."" We behold cultivation i
extended, the face of the country improved, la- ,
bor fully and profitably employed : our towns i
have expanded, and villages springing up as it
w ere by enchantment. Fertile land*, that were
a year ago idle, are now being snUliicd by the
strong arms ami strong muscles of intelligent
freemen. The husbandman who but yesterday
was a "stranger in a strange land," and "sow
ing in tears,"' has -reaped in joy,"’ and now
counts his gains by the cheerful fireside. Edu
cation has not been overlooked. The institu
tions of our forefathers are beginning to take
root, and many things la-token a prosperous
future.
In accordance, therefore, with a tirae-lionorcd
custom. I respectfully recommend to the people
of this Territory the observance of
Wednesday, the Tlmt day of December,
as a day of Public Thanksgiving and Prayer
‘•to the Author of every good and perfect gift."
Given under my hand ami the great seal of the
Territory, at St. Paul, this Tenth day
of December, in the year of our Lord,
[L. S.] one thousand eight hundred and fifty
two. and of the Independence of the
t ’nited States, the seventy-seventh.
ALEX. RAMSEY.
By the Governor.
Alex. Wilkin, Secretary.
rr. ui the Steubenville llejahl, March 25.1551.
A Stuoni. i'ehtificvtk.—The reader is refer
red to an advertisement in another column, I
which gives the details ofa wonderful cure .rom i
the use of ATLane’s Vermifuge, which is certi
fied to have been effected, not in Maine, nor in
Louisville, nor in Oregon, but here, almost in
your midst. Bead it. and judge for yourselves:
Public attention is most respectfully invited
to the plain, unvarnished statement ofyour own
fellow-citizen. Mr. Stephenson, whose child was
wonderfully restored tohealth by the use of I)r-
M’Lane’s Vermifuge.
Gross Creek Tin near Winteesville. Jefferson
county Ohio.
March 19th, 1831.
Messrs. J. Kidd .V Co.— l have a little boy
three years obi the I7th day of this month, that
has been very delicate in health for sometime.
After trying a groat many other medicines,
without receiving any lienelit from their use, 1
was induced to try Dr. C. M "Lane's American
worm Specific, or Vermifuge, as put up by your
honors—and wonderful to relate, alter giving
him two tea spoons full, he passed DiO worms,
some of them very large, and others not thicker
than a common sized knitting needle: since
which time the little fellow has enjoyed excel
lent health, and is at this time getting very
fleshy or fat. as the old women say. And I
must sny, j believe that ifhe had not taken the
Vermifuge, he would ere this have been con
signed to the tomb.
Joseph V. Stephenson. ,
For sale at Hicnoox A Axtei.i.'s, St, Paul
Minnesota.
Taken Tp.
up by the subscriber, at Little
* Canada, about tbs Ist ~f December, a brownish
red cow With a line back and spotted white face, small
horns, one of them broken „t th ■ end. The owner Is rc
tiuested to come forward, prove property and take her
eway. JOHN HAITISTE DEMAREST.
Utile Canada, Dec. 18, 1552. HU
Mississppi Boom.
THE Stockholders of the Mississippi I
Boom Company are hereby notified that in conform- !
Ity to the provisions of th'* charter »>f said company, an I
election will I** held f<>r 5 directors on Wednesday the 22d
day of December. 1852 a at the store of W. 11. Forbes, hi j
St. Paul, at one o’clock, I\ M. of said day.
JOSKPH It* BROWN,
St. Paul. Dec. 10, 1852. Sec’y Miss. Boom Co. i
rjJFT BOOKS! GIFT BOOKS! 1853.
A very large assortment of all the various Gift
Books for 1853 /together w ith all the standard Poets suita
ble for gitt>, in tine bindings. For sale cheap for Cash
by w. S. COMBS,
Nearly opposite the American House.
pHI LI)RENS’ BOOKS —W. S.
V-x COMBS, near the American House, has on hand a
▼cry large assortment of Children*’ Book* for Hollldav
Presents.
Call and see.
Attention ladies.—allln
want of something to sive away on Christmas,
nail on W. S. COMBS and examine his assortment of
things suitable for presents on Thanksgiving, Christmas,
and New Vrars.
COMBS.
Nearly opposite the Amcrlean House.
Pec. IS, 1862—1 In
Hardware! Hardware!!
If you want to buy Hardware, now is your time
to get it at the
St. Paul Hardware Store.
Messrs, j. McCloud & co. offer
great inducements to those who are In w ant of
any article In their line of business. As they are anxious
to close out their present heavy stock as soon as possible
to make arrangements for the Spring trade, purchasers
will consult their Interest to give them an early call.
They have an extensive assortment of Carpenters’ tools.
Cutlery ol every description, Builders Hardware, Vanning
Implements, and every thing usually belonging to. and
many articles not generally to be found In a Hardware
store, 14
Groceries at Low Prices.
r PHE Subscriber has yet on band a large
stock of Groceries and Provisions which ho
now offers at small pro fits for Ctulu In his assortment
may be found the following articles:
20 boxes fresh Raisins, 25 boxes star Candles,
34 do W K Cheese, 20 do Mould do
10 bags Rio Coffee 35 do Palm soap
5 do Java do 20 firkins good Butter
20 do Dried Apples, 10 boxes prime Codfish
10 do do P**achea 5 bbls Mackerel, No 1 and 2
20 doz cans Oysters 3 do Card Oil
10 bbls Butter Crackers 15 do ext>a superfine Flour
I4lf JOHN FARRINGTON.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Burbank’s Express.
A Special Messenger will be despatch
ed from St. Paul and Galena every two weeks;
commencing Monday, December 6th. Freight for
wArded semi-wEeklv. Transportation of Monev,
Collections, Purchases, fee., attended to with
promptness aud despatch. REMITTANCES made to all
parts of the States, California aud Europe. All cominis- (
sions promptly attended to.
C. R. HICK & Co.
CON STANS X BURBANK.
Agents.
X. B. All persons having freight at La Cross**, can
have the same brought here or otherwise disposed of by
application as above, or to
J. C. BURBANK.
St. Paul. November 27, ’52—11 If
School Heeling.
TVTOTICE is hereby given that a meet
-1 ▼ ing of the legal voters of School District No. 2,
will be held at the school district, on Saturday the 18th
Inst., at 7 o’clock, P. M., for the purpose of levying a tax
sufficient to defray the expenses of the District schools the
present and coming year, and for the transaction of such
business as may b*- lawfully brought before the weetiug.
By order of the Trustees,
St. Paul, Dec. 8, 1852. TRUMAN M. SMITH, Clerk.
Pass around the Word
r I'IIAT ten cases of Fine Goods, bought
J- expressly for the Holidays, will be opened on the
20th Inst., at the Bookstore of LeDUC fe ROIIItKR.
P. S.—ALSO, That all persons who wish to advertise
in the Year Book tor 1853 must make application imme
diately, eleven pages are already engaged, and but four
more can be devoted to advertizing.
\V. G. LEDUC.
Excitement up Town!
ELFELT & BROTHERS are selling
oil' their elegant stock of seasonable Dry Goods at
Cost, to make r<>otn tor their new spring stiKk. Now is
your lime, Ladies and Gents, to get Bargains. They have
also a few packages of their essence of Coffee left—four
pounds for fifteen cents!
W anted.
100 ()l v f ) <>r ,nore persons I can
-1- V/ JyJ accommodate with good
D a guerre o types,
at prices varying from $2, to sls. Have Jusr received a
supply of the most beautiful cases ever offered in this city, |
which with a faithful Likeness make very appropriate j
presents for the
HOLIDAYS.
Among the variety may be found
Jenny Lind cases single and double.
Shell do do do inlaid with
Pearl —very beautiful.
Papier-Mache cases. Snap and Book, do do do
Kossuth. *\> Plus Ultra , Bridal , Mourning,
and many other varieties.
Have also a few LOCKETS and PIN’S, which I am
selling at extremely low prices. Those wishing any
of the above as presents for the Holidays, will do well to
call immediately while the assortment is full. Da
guerreotypes, Paintings and Engravings copied in the
best manner—Miniatures taken equally well in cloudy
weather. TflT Gallery, corner of Third and Cedar sts.
Operating hours from 9 A M (o 3 P .M.
13? f J. K. WHITNEY.
To tlir Ladies of St. Paul, i
V l R. LOUIS BLUM, of tbc New York
1.-I Bazaar wishes the Ladies of St. ran! and vicinity
to take particular notice that presents and goods for the i
HOLIDAYS
can be found at his store in great variety, and for exceed- !
ingly low prices. Great Inducement is offered for pur- i
chasers, as he will leave for New York in a few weeks to j
close out his present goods even at a sacrifice so as to be :
prepared for the Spring Fashions.
A CARD! '
AS multiplying words is useless in sta
ting a simple fact, it Is announced with all proper
respect, etc., that I l.av; associated with me in the Drug
business that well and favorably known physician, J. Har
vey Day. For the patronage already so liberally ex
tended to me I return mv sincere thanks, and for the fu
ture we stand pledged that no exertions on our part shall
be spared to merit an increase in a business attended with
such real pleasure and profit.
\V. 11. JARVIS, Chemist and Apothecary,
St. Paul, Dec. 11, 1852. Multum in Parvo Drug Store.
W. H. J ARVIS J. 11. DAT, M. I).
p.f wmm*
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner of Jackson and Fifth and St. Pint bony
and Capitol sts., St. Paul. .Min. Ter..
RESPECTFULLY announce to their
JL v friends ami the public that they received before the j
close of navigation, the best stock of Drugs, Chemicals, I
Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Proprietary and Patent Medi. j
cines, etc., etc., ever brought to the Territory. Feeling i
all the responsibility devolving upon us in the conductor j
a business where the lives and health of a community are
at stake, our abilities and energies will be exercised to the J
utmost in faithfully dispensing none but the purest articles J
of Medicines, faithfully compounded In strict compliance j
with the formulas of the United States College of Phar- !
nincy.
We have secured the services of an experienced Apoth
ecary and Pharmaceutist, who will in the absence of ei- ,
therof the firm, give the utmost attention to the wants
of our customers, and which hi* thorough knowledge of
his profession admirably tits him.
It Is not possible or even necessary within the limits of ;
an advertisi-m lit to enumerate the immense variety of i
articles in our two establishments, tun muter the follow- j
ing heads It is probable soino of the wants of utir cus- j
tomers can be supplied :
Officinal Medicines of every description. Pat
ent and Proprietary. Medicines. Pills do.
Roots , Herbs and Barks; Perfu
mery. Cosmetics and Fancy
Articles; Paints and
Colors of all kinds ; Oils for burning or paint- ■
ing; Windoto Glass. Putty and Glass
ware ; Alcohol. Turpentine and
Burning Fluid; Pure Spices
and Culinary Essences;
Sago . Tapioca ,
Irish .Moss. Isinglass, Corn Starch, Heckers'
Farina, Arrowroot. French or Pearl
Barley , Fresh Tamarinds , Pure
Extract of Lemon , J\'utmegs ,
Vanilla and Tonquin
Beans, etc., etc.
Physicians and family prescriptions faithfully com
pounded day or night at either stores.
JARVIS fe DAY, Chemists and Apothecaries,
C r. Jackson aud Firth, and St. Anthony and Capitol.
PRESERVED QUINCES, a delicious
article ; a fine lot of Fresh wipe; Cough Candy
Dr opt, fine remedy ; specific for Toothache. For these
and the “price of Putty,” enquire of
JARVIS fe DAY.
©HAVING made easy. This may be
don** by purchasing a superior razor, “The Shaving
ComiHtund,” and a good brush of JARVIS & DAY.
"UERY superior toilet Soaps,
* <*" <!.> Bears OH,
do Cutlery, as Scissors anl Knives,
*l° Ho Chocolate,
Ho English MtislarH, etc.
For sale l»v JARVIS fc DAY.
A STL EL Pen good as a Gold one !!
Our "Anti-corrosive steel pen Ink,*’ Is the oulv )
kind that -.ill not corrode steel, it Improves with age
aud flows freely from the pen. Manufactured for whole
sale and retail by JARVIS It DAY,
At the Chemical Labratory, cor. Fifth and Jackson. !
\ S we do our own grinding, our cus
r\. tomers can depend upon a more superior article of
ground spices than can be found in paper packages.
JARVIS & DAY.
A FINE assortment of Candies, which
we are retailing at verj low rates, which I. a raw
did fact.
A small but choice lot of cigars—2o,ooo Kentucky at |
$2.50 per M. by JARVIS fe DAY.
I TVTOTICE—I have this day withdrawn
. * from the linn of Edgar fe Chainblln, and take
great pleasure iu recotuineudlng Mr. C. to the public pat
ronage. j. |i. EDGAR.
NEW YORK STORE.
!! A. T. CHAMBLIN,
; j Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fancy and
' i Staple Dry Goods ; Ladies. .Misses and
, ; Infant's Boots and Shoes, Buskins
and Carpet Overshoes;
all kinds of
GE.k'TLEME.V S
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
! Shirts. Drawers, and Furnishing Goods;
! 1 Gent's Fine Calf and Kip Boots,
. .Men Sf Boys' Heavy Brogans.
I TRV.YKS, VALISES f CARPET BAGS ;
Gent's Fine Silk. Beaver and Kossuth
Hats. Gents and Boys' Silk
Ptush and Silk Caps.
Tin* Ladles and Gentlemen are invited to call and
examine this new and fresh stock, bought expressly for
! tbe Minnesota market, at the New York siore before pnr
; chasing elsewhere. A. T. C'IIAMBLIN.
U. S. MAIL STAGE:
ST. PAUL VXD PRAIRIE DUCIIIEX.
125*2. Jl'inter .Arrangement. 1853.
Jeuving St. Paul, Mondays and Fri-
A days.
Leaving Prairie du Chlen, Mondays and Thursdays;
passing Stillwater, Willow River, Menomonee River, Chip
, pewa River, Beef River, Black River Falls, and Hound
Prairie.
THROUGH Jy FIVE DAYS.
No delay at the rivers—teams are placed upon each side
| of them—mail and passengers ferried across.
! The road has been thoroughly repaired and small
streams well bridged. Good and comfortable STAGES
on the entire route. Teamsters can rely upon finding good
stabling, aud will have no trouble In traveling with heavy
loads.
WILLOI'CUBY &. POWERS.
Contractors.
Ho! Wasli-ta-do!!
T E. FULLERTON, Third Street, near
• the Jumtion with Bench, dealer lu Ladies’ Dress
Goods, Ready-Made Clothing, Boots and shoes, Hats and
Caps, etc., having ju>t returned from an expedition to
the cities of New York a id Philadelphia, Would inform
Hit* Inhabitants of 81. Paul atnl vicinity, that he has Just
received the largest and best assortment of seasonable
goods that he lias ever before had the pleasure of offering
in this market. Among his unrivaled assortment may be
found
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS,
consisting of cashmeres, delaines, alpacas, prints, flan
nels, bleached and unbleached muslin, shawls, table
cloths, etc.
| READY-MADE CLOTHING,
consisting of Overcoats of all kinds, styles and prhes,
Dress and Frock coats, Pants, Vests, Monkey-Jackets, etc.,
matte up In the best and ino.-t fashionable manner and of
excellent material. Under Clothing of all kinds, Hosiery
etc. Red, white, gray and green blankets —a large quan
tity.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of all kinds, a v* ry heavy stock, consisting of calf, kip.
cowhide and water proof Boots; calf, kip and morocco
shoes and slippers for men and boys. Indies’ kid and en
ameled ties, galtors an 1 slippers; ladles’ and misses
gum overshoes, child’s boots and shoes, etc.
HATS, CAPS, &c.
Men’s anti Boy’s fashionable styles and varieties, lr great
■ number-.
In the above enumeration only a few of the leading
articles are mentioned. To form a just conception of all !
that we have to otter for sale will require a patient per-,
sotial examination, which Is most respectfully solicited.
Our goods having been purchased at the East at extremc
: ly low prices, we are enabled to defy all competition. Call
I and see for yourselves,
j St. Paul, November, 1852.
Clothing Tor the Hillion!
NEW GOODS.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
YU INNE & COOLEY, at the Cash
* » Furnishing Store, on Roberts street, .St. Paul,
having lately returned from the eastern markets, are now
ready to show the citizens of St. Paul, and all who may
favor them with a call, the largest and mo.-t varied stock
of fall and winter goods in their line, ever brought to this
marker, and which you are respectfully invited to call and
inspect. Their stock consists in part of the following ar
ticles :
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Ready-made Clothing,
and (ieiitlfinen’s Furnishing Goods. Merino, Woolen,
Worsted, Cloth an 1 Flannel Wrappers and Drawers;
lloiscry of all kinds, qualities and prices: Gloves and
Mittens in endless varie les, such as Buck, Worsted Ber
lin, Merino, Cashmere, Woolen, etc. Also a very beauti
ful assortment of Wldte and Colored Kid and Silk Gloves.
The latest style of Collars, Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, Ties,
j Cravats, Stocks, etc.
SHIRTS.
Fine Linen U«»oms of the latest French and Kngli.-li
j styles, Flannel, Calico Check and Hickory shirts in great
j quantities. Duck and Drill Overalls.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
, Cheaper then ever, but too numerous to mention—call
1 and see for yourselves.
Boys* and Children's Clothing.
We have a very fine assortment made up in the neatest
! manner, and at very low prices. Buckskin Mittens and
j Gloves. Fur and Driving Gloves. Rubber and Oilcloth
Clothing, Carpet and Traveling Bags.
In the Custom Department may he found all the now
styles of Cloths, Cassimeves, Doeskin Vestings, and trim
mings to match; and we will venture to say, that we can
give you as good and fashionable work as can be had West
of New York, and warranted to suit or no sale.
Don’t forget the place, on Roberts street, next door to
W. 11. Stillman’s store, St. Paul.
C-tf WIN’NE fe COOLEY.
Greater Bargains than ever
ULFELT & BROTHERS having dis-
A-J posed e.f their old stock have procured a new one,
which for cheapness, variety or good quality, cannot be
surpassed in the Territory. Our stock of dry goods, cloth
ing and qucen»ware has been carefully selected, and we
aae now prepared to’serve our patrons with
RICH FALL SILKS.
De Laines ami Cashmeres
Embroidered Muslin Curtains by the piece or yard.
( Linen, Lawns, Laces and Embroideries
Jacconct, Book and Swiss Muslins
English, German and Domestic Silks
| Cotton and woolen Hosiery
Satin, Tafb ta and Lustring Ribbons
i Ladies’ ami Gentlemen’s French Kid, Silk and Lisle
Thread Gloves
j Ladled Lace Vests, Collars, Cuff's and Undersleeves
Bleached and Brown Linen Table Cloths
Elegant Tapestry and Ingrain Carpeting
Floor Oil Cloth and Drugget
j Domestic Goods, Prints, Sheeting and Shirtings
Besides all other goods generally obtained in Dry Good
I stores.
The Omnibus passes the store every ten minues during
i the day, and ladles will find it a saving by paving the
•mall sum for a ride, and giving us a call.
ELFELT 4* BROTHERS.
i St. Paul, November 13th, 1852—n0 9tf
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
'I'HE subscriber has just returned
J from below with a large and well selected stock of
Groceries and Provisions, which he offers wholesale and
retail at the lowest market rates, for cash; and would res
pectfully invite the attention of the citizens of St. Paul
and the surrounding country to examine his stock and
| prices before purchasing elewbere; he has In store the
I following articles:
500 bids flour, 200 bags corn meat.
50 “ mess pork, 25000 assorted cigars,
20 “ prime do 12 dozen bed cords,
4000 lbs sugar cured hams, 8 kits mackcred,
4000 “ do do shoulders 5 bbls do
2000 do rib sides, 5 boxes codfish,
2500 do clear do 26 do dried herring,
2000 do lard, 35 do palm soap,
2500 do butter, 10 do variegated do
loOd do cheese, 10 do castile, do
30 bbls X O sugar, 4 do showy do
35 do clarified (A) do 40 do nmuld candles,
30 do do (B) do 35 do star do
33 do do (O) do 6do sperm do
15 do crushed do Bdo pipes,
10 do powdered do 6do fancy stone d t
sdo NO molasses, 4 hales candle wick,
sdo S H do 13 do wrapping twine,
15 do cider vinegar, 5 tioxes ground spice,
20 sacks Rio Coffee, 10 do pepper and ginger,
7 do Java do 4 m&tts cassia,
5 1-2 chests Y II Tea, 2 bbls nutmegs,
5 1-2 do lmp’l do 2do cloves,
5 1-2 do G P do 25 gross blacking.
12 cattles lmp’l do 6 doz blacking brushes,
4 1-4 do Black do 4 do white wa?h do,
10 dozen brooms. 5 bbls almonds,
4 do scrub brushes, 4 do peanuts,
4 bbls saleratus, 15 sacks dairy salt,
4 boxes S C soda, 50 do G A do,
10 dozen zinc washboards, 10 bbls rice,
100 canisters powder, 10 doz bottles Olive oil,
10 kegs do 10 bbls soda crackers,
10 sacks shot, 30 do butter do,
40 M percussion caps, 6 boxes chocolate,
500 cans oysters, 20 do raslns,
50 boxes sardines, 2 bbls madder,
10 bbls dried apples, 150 small cans mustard,
4do do peaches, 10 boxes starch,
40 Ih»xcs prunes, 2 do clothes pins,
' 12 doz bottles ink, 10 doz buckets,
i 2do lemon syrup, 6do carved do
10 do assorted pickles, 8 do wash mbs,
sdo catsup, 30 boxes smoking tobacbo,
6 do pepper sauce, 10 do acancrtani do,
4do Stoughton bitters, 10 do fine cut chewing,
30 gross matches. 4 do mackerona,
10 boxes mustard, 3 1-2 bbls dried currants, |
25 large cans do 1000 bushels shorts,
8-tf X. E. TYSON.
/AUOD Pickles require good Vinegar,
nJ Mac* , Cloves, Ginger, Allspice, Mustard seed, black
‘ ,*eppcr and alum; all which ran be purchased low at the
Famll> Medicine store, cor. Fifth and Jackson.
1852. amungement. 1853.
Most Expeditious Route to the East—Through to
Buffalo In 25 hours! To N. Y. City iu 43!
Via Northern Indiana and South
ern Michigan Railroad.
1 * ' *" * ALL T MAIL.
1 Great JYbrthern , Western and Southwestern
r. X. Mail Route.
All the Great Eastern Mails carried over this
Route.
Trains Goins East front Chicago.
FlßST—Express Train leaves Chicago at 9 p. jf.,
daily, (except Saturday,) and arrives at Toledo at half
pa.-t 8 the next morning.
SECOND—MaiI Train h aves CMcago at half-past 8
A. M., dally, (except Sunday) and arrives at Toledo at 9
P. M.
I At Toledo the trains from Chicago connect with the
i South Shore Railroad, running Ka-t from that point, thus
making a complete railroad connection between
Chicago and the Eastern Cities /
•13 s * These connections can only be made entirely
through by taking the X. 1. and S* M. Railroad at Chi
cago.
Through tickets to New York, sl7 00; to Buffalo, $lO 00;
to Dunkirk, $lO 00; to Monroe, $7 00; Toledo, $7 00;
to Cleveland, s*>oo; Cincinnati, sll 00; Sandu»ky, $7 50;
; Pittsburgh, $lO 50.
J. 11. MOORE, Superintendent,
j Chicago, Nov. 12, 1852. 12iu6
Mrat on the corner of Third
Wpjcatlon, lu the building formerly
y* sen., I have established a ”
MEAT MARKET,
where the best and fattest surlolns, steaks, and all other
edible parts or the animal, from hoof to horns, can be had
fresh every day at the market prices. Also, always on
hand, mu>tun, pork, and all ether kinds of meat usually
devoured bv civilized appetites, except old lean working
oxen, which I consider it murder to kill and felony to sell.
I hope to receive a share of St. Paul patronage.
2-3tf 11. C. WOLF.
Attention All!
AND TO SMOKERS ESPECIALLY.
JUST RECEIVED a very large slock
of the best brands, among which are the following:
1,000 El Sol Regalia 1,000 Union Regalia Cigars,
“ Fixed Star *• Invocation ** 44
44 Programa ie 4 * Conqulsta 44 *•
44 La Gota Mi 11an, 3,0:>0 Star Principe 44
• 4 lai Flora, 44 Small Regalia *•
Also, Caddy’s Tin Foil Tobacco, Yellow Buck,
i Call and examine, for sale at wholesale and retail,
eheap for cash, by W. S. COMBS,
I G-tf Nearly opposite the American House.
A CARD.
proprietor of the St. Charles
| 1 House having closed his house for the winter, de
sires to return his thanks to his friends for their patronage
j during tin* past season, and to state to them and the pub
, lie generally, that he will be again ready upon the open
| ing of navigation, with his house refitted and supplied in
j the best possible inauner, to do las best for the comfort of
those who may be pleased to become his guests.
J.C. CLARK.
St. Anthony. Nov. 27, 1852—3w1l
Fruit A Ornamental Trees,
F/ou-ering Plants, fc.,
For sale at the Scott Nursery, Davenport, lowa.
A LARGE Stock of healthy anti thrifty j
1 year old grafted apple trees; a good stock of j
standard and dwarf pears, standard and dwarf cherries,
plums, gooseberries, raspberries, currants, etc.
Also, a large and general assortment of evergreens, I
ornamental trees, shrubs and vines, flowering plants,
bulbs, etc. The largest assortment of dahlias in the
West.
Persons wishing to purchase arc respectfully referred to J
Burbank aud Coustaos, Saiut Paul, Minnesota. Territory, |
who are authorised to receive and transmit all orders for
tree.-, and who will give all other necessary information.
12m6 11. S. FINLEY.
District Court for Ramsey County.
John Summerville )
against >
tt. 11. Lewis, )
To the above named defendant: Yon
are hereby summoned and requested to answer the com
plaint of the plaintiff in the above eiiitlted >uit, which
lias been filed in the office of the clerk *.f the District
Court iu said county, and serve a copy of vour answer on
us at the town of St. Paul within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive of the day of service; and if
you rati to answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff' will take Judgment against you for
the sum of one hundred and forty-three dollars besides
costs of suit.
MURRAY fe WILLIAMS,
Dated Nov. 2», 1881. 12t6 Atty’a for pPff.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
Territory ef Minnesota, )
County of Washington, j
5 District Court,
( Washington County. !
By virtue of an execution Issued out of and under the
seal of the District Court aforesaid, upon a Judgment
rendered by said court, Oct. 2d, 1852, wherein John Mc-
Kusfck is plaintiff, and Milton V. Nobles, D. L. Chambers,
Alfred Day, and Moses Perrin are defendants, in favor of
said plaintiff'and against said defendants, for the sum of
sl2l B*2, 1 have on this 30th day of November, A. D.
1852, levied ujH>n, and shall expo-e to sale at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for cash, < n the twentieth day
«*f January, 1853, at the hour of t**n o’clock In tin* fore
noon, at the office of the Register of Deeds in Stillwater
in said county, all the right, title, interest and estate that
the above-named defendants or either of them had in the
following described real property, on the second day of
October 1852. or have since acquired, or so much thereof
as shall b** sufficient to satisfy said executi •» and costs, to
wit. Lot number four (4) of section number twenty-six
(26) And Lots number one (1) and two (2) of section num
ber thirty-live (35) in township number twenty-nine (29)
north of Range number twenty (20) west, containing one
hundred and fifty and three-tenths acres of land, together
with all and singular the appurtenances thereunto belong
ing or in any wise appertaining.
WILLIAM C. PENNEY,
Sheriff of the county aforesaid. 1
Stillwater, Nov. 30, 1552. 2 sq—-pr. fee, $7,00.
SHERIFF\S SALE.
Territory of Minnesota, ) I Washington County,
County of Washington. $ j District Court.
By virtue of two executions issued out of
and under the seal of the District Court of the coun
ty of Washington aforesaid, wherein James F. Comstock
fe Co., and Booth, Drake fe Conn, are plaintiffs and John 11.
Brewster Isdefendant, in favor of said plaintiffs, and against
said defendants I have on this Bth day of November, A. D.
1852, levied upon and shall expose to sale at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for cash, on the 25th day of
December 1652, at the office of the Register of Deeds In
Stillwater in said county, at the hour of 10 o’clock in the
forenoon, ail the right, title, interest and estate that the
said John 11. Brewster had in the hdlowing described real ;
estate on the fifth day of August, or has since .acquired, or j
so much thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy said excu
tions and costs, to wit:
1,.d number four, (I) «f section number thirty-four (34)
in township number thirty, (30) north or ranite number
twenty, west, containing 4i> acres an I 25-100 of an acre;
also, lot number twenty-eight in block number twenty
nine, and lot number two in Mock number twenty-eight
of the town of Stillwater in said county, according to the
survey and plat of said town of Stillwater which Is record
ed in the office of the Register of Reeds of said county.
WILLIAM C. TENNEY,Shorn - .
Xovtmber 13, 1852 —6w9—pr fee $7,
CAVENDER & MATTHEWS,
BLACKSMITHS, at the Red Shop on
-LJ the east side of Roberts
Street, St. Paul, have come janx
to the determination that ir*v/T
they will do Horse-Shoeing
a LEETLE cheaper than aiiy I
notice. * All work done at
our establishment warraant
ed to give satisfaction.
The best stock and material always on hand, and none
but first-rate workmen employed. Our terms are GASH.
In connection with our Smith Shop, we have also a
Wagon Shop, with a supply of the best seasoned white
oak and other material, lor making tip-top wagons, bug
gies and sleighs, which we make. Iron and warrant to or
der on short notice. Also every description of plows.
We Intend to put the business of our shop straight
through. And though It may be said wc live by our visr.s
and roßGEand STEEi.fora living, we mean to do honest
work for honest prices.
November 27, 1852—11
To Those who wish to Buy
Cheap Fall and Winter Goods,
WALK in and see for yoursell" at the
SI. Paul Hat and Cap Store of
R. O. WALKER.
I-ate.t styles ol Fall and Winter Fur silk IlaM.
Kossuth Shaped,
Of Otter, seal, Muskrat, Beaver, Brush, Cassini ere and
Wool.
Every variety of Caps, silk Velvet, and velvet Plush,
Russ, otter. Rocky Mountain, Cloth and OR silk; Beaver,
Wool and Cloth Caps and Hats for boys and children.
X. B. All Hats purchased at his establishment Ironed
free of charge. 2-4tß
Notice to Debtors.
ALL persons indebted to the subscriber
previous to the Ist of September last, either by note
or book account, are requested to call and settle or the
same will be placed in the hand* of some proper persons
fot collection. Pay up and save tbe cost.
Our motto is ca*-h up or no sale, as the credit system is
ruinous. W. H. STILLM AN.
St. Paul, October 14, 1852.
R. H. MILLER & CO.,
(Successors to N. E. J annoy fe C>.,)
Wholesale and Retail Dealer* in China, Glass
and Earthenware,
No. 34 Main st., bctw’n Chcsnut and Pine, St. Louis, Mo.
'THE SUBSCRIBERS once more call
-1- the attention of their friends, and all who arc* lu
want of Goods In th*.*lr line, to the fact that they are pre
pared to receive them «ui the most liberal and accommo
dating terms, and have on hand, and now arriving, a very
large aud well selected stock of Goods, ordered
EXPRESSLY FOR THIS MARKET.
i Comprising the usual varieties, and many other articles
! not to be met with elsewhere In this city.
| The long experienc ed our principal (having been thirty
! years an importer of Earthenware,) enable* us to otV r
, unusual inducements as to variety and quality of stock,
j Their stock consists In part of
I C C, blue edged, dipt, painted, prinr«-d, white granite,
flown, blue and mulberry earthenware,
! Pure white, enamelled, lustre, blue figured and gold band,
| English china;
White,gold band,and decorated French china;
I All the varieties of American, cut, plain and pressed
; Glassware, of Eastern and Western manufacture ;
i German ami Bohemian Glassware, a great variety;
i English T I) Pipes; American pipes aud pip..* heads;
j A large assortment of looking glasses, Japanned tea tray s,
! of our own iuiportaiion;
Britannia cuff, e and tea pots, castors, pitchers, fee., a great
I variety of first rate quality;
’ A large and elegant assortment of (’orucUu* fe Co.’s cele
brated solar Lard Lamp, chandeliers, girandoles, fee.,
gilt olive and damask ; and a great variety of articles
i not usually imported for this market.
Assorted Crates, packed for the Country Trade In the best
I manner, kept constantly on hand.
Our goods are put up in the best manner, by careful
; and experienced packers, and may be transported anydLs
. tance, by wagon »>r otherwise, without risk of breakage.
We take pride in referring to our old customers, and to
| our pa* king and the good condition iu which our goods are
i generally received.
| 62m2 R. 11. MILLER fe CO.
| REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
BY F. E. COLLINS.
ANE lot on Main Street, back of the
A-/ American Hotel; two Lots on Fourth street, near
Jackson; two Lots on Roberts street above Sixth; also
j several good farm.-.
j Persons wishing to purchase town property or farmers
! "HI do well to call on me before purchasing elsewhere.
| TUST RECEIVED, on Consignment,
I Six splendid dressing Bureaus, with Looking (Hasses
on top, for sab* cheap; also2o good substantial bedsteads,
1 which 1 will sell cheap for cash.
F. E. COLLINS,
Ware Rooms. Third street.
George 1.. Hanks,
Cincinnati. Ohio,
l I AS for many years been extensively
j A-i engaged iu the manufacture of BELLS, and by
! car**l'ul observation and study ol tli<* principles involved in
J their construction, he has been eminently' successful in
I producing an article of
Superior Form. Tone and Finish.
| The quality, combination, atul proportion of metals,
I together with the degree of heat requisite to produce a
| compound the most sonorous, losses-lug, at the same time,
sufficient Density and Strength, also, the peculiar outline,
| or shape, having a correct proportion of the different
| parts, thereby giving them elegance of form, have been
j subjects to which Mr. U. has devoted a great amount of
I time, In critical observation of effects through a long se-
I rles of Experiments: Bells cast by him, are unsurpassed
l in their Symmetrical Figure, and Beauty of proportion,
j and for Melody, Strength and Brilliancy of Tone, are
; universally admired. Mr. Hanks is prepared to supply
| Churches, Colleges, Academies, Public Buildings, Steam
i boats, fee., with his superior Bells, at a short notice, hav-
I ing at all times an assortment on hand.
Church Chimes or Peals, and Musical
Hand B lls, to any number on the Chromatic Scale made
, to order. B- lls sold by Mr. H. are furnished with Yokes,
Wheels and Springs, of the latest and most approved
Plan, and the whole warranted in every particular. Those
wishing further information will please address
GEORGE L. HANKS.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
X. B.—The Great Bell, 44 St. Peters,” and the Chime of
Eleven Bells, at St. Peter’s Cathedral, Cincinnati, were
cast at tGis Foundry. Jniv 3 Bm.
book; pamphlet, cut
HANDBILL AND
General Job Printing.
r rilE Proprietors of the Minnesotian j
L Office, have recently made extensive additions to !
their stock of Book and Job Printing material. Their •
assortment now embraces all the
of Plain and Fancy Type. They are consequently pre
pared to execute all varieties «»f printing in a manner not i
surpassed any where north of St. Loui*.
We charge small profits and execute all orders with
despatch. Both of us being
PRACTICAL PRINTERS,
We superintend all work entrusted to the Minnesotian j
Office ourselves, and allow nothing to leave our hands
unless it be executed In a
WORKMANLIKE MANNER.
We roly upon the public for a liberal share of their
patronage.
A st*wk of Plain and Fancy Letter Paper, Foolscap,
Flat Cap, Folio P*»>t, fee., on hand for printing. Also
Printing cards of different kinds, sizes and colors.
June 26. OWENS fe MOORE.
Tlie “ Old Protection.”
FIUK, MARINE AND INLAND
INSURANCE
THE FRIENDS AND I’ATRONS OF THE
PROTECTION
Insurance Company,
OF
HARTFORD, CONN.
And the merchants and property holders generally, of this j
town and county, are hereby respectfully informed that;
the undersigned, as the duly authorized agent or said of- i
flee, is at all times prepared to i>sue pollicies of insur- !
ance, covering every insurable description of property, I
against
LOSS OR DAMAGE
BY
FIRE
OR THE
PERILS OF NAYJLGAT’Idif/ j
On favorable terms. Pcrsnua iycftrrln£ U*ssqgnin?lrx'/olf- |
cies issue*! bv the undersignJ**£ ma» Ol*>n ai
prompt and satisfactory adjustment, By trjfvtfl-*]
ling agent Immediately despatched to the spot, acting con
currently wilh the local agent. Awards paid here In |
bankable funds; —also, Awards for losses not due, dis
counted at current rates of interest.
Apply to
11. 1.. MOSS, A Rent, |
Corner of Third and WabasUaw •street. 10
Notice to Fre-Emptors.
I HAVE just received and put on file
ill this office, the following township plats, viz :
Township No. 31, Range No. 15 west,
do “ 31 and 32 44 1 4 44
do “ 28 and 29 4 * 11 44
do 44 29 aud 30 44 10 44
do 44 24 4< 9 44
do 44 23 and 24 44 8 44
F. P. CATLIN,
Register.
Land Office, Willowriver, Wis., Nov. 5, 1862. 10-w3
BYDRAULIC RAMS, Pumps, Lead
Pipe, Sheeting, and Bar Load, Patent Chums, Jlc.,
for sale by F. S. NEW ELI.
St. Paul, June 6,1852—37 v
MONEY TO LOAN—On unquestion
-IVI able security. Apply to COOLEY fc McCAKTY,
Attorneys. Office, 11. M. Ulcl’s brick store, St. Anthony
street.
Oct. 30, 1852. li7-tf
IVTICHOLS’ MAP OF ST. PAUL—
i. 1 Nichols’ new map of St. Paul, embracing all the
Additions, for sale at our store, price SI,OO.
LEDUC fe ROIIRKR.
CN LASS—AII sizes, Fireproof Paint,
Scales, Trucks, fee., in store and for aale bv
F. S. NEWELL.
OODA and Butter Crackers, just rc-
O cetved by RKY fc FARMER.
C UGARS of every description, of the
best quailv and large quantity. Just received by
RET fe FARMER.
Alt OLASSES.—N. O. and S. H. Mo
iVi. lasscp, for sale by RKY fe FARMER.
T4RIED APPLES—just received by
I / REF fc FARMER.
Summer Arrangement!
18 5 2.
PAUL and St. Anthony Falls.
A. M.» 12 Ai. and 4 P. M.
COACHES AND TEAMS
Will be at the landing, ou the arrival of Steamboats at
Saint Paul. Also, a
Duii> Liue of Stages between Saiut Paul and
Stillwater.
?! An ex relieve Livery Stable at the corner of Fourth
and Roberts streets. Particular attention given to the
accommodation of Pleasure Parties, upon liberal terms.
*Wf WILLOUGHBY fe POWERS.
HANFORD fe BROTHER) N. n. TtIAYLK,
Manufacturers, N. y. st. U*uU.
HANFORD, THAYER & CO.,
(Successors to I/sc is, Thayer fc C 0.,)
MAXI FACTt'REitS, AXI) WHOLESALE DEALERS I.V
ALL KIN'DS OK
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Clothing. Shirts, Drawers, and P'urulshiux Goods,
No. 190 Mnlti street,
Corner of Green , onr door Mow the Virginia House.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
HAVING Received an Immense Sup
ply of Fall and Winter Ready-Made Clothing and
Furnishing Goods, are n»w preparing to offef great In
ducements to buyers. Clothing received from the Factory
every week, keeping our Axsortmont complete throwcho it
the season. Always on hand a full s»ock of Rubber and
Oil Clothing, Carpet Bags, Over-Alls, Umbrellas, Trunks,
fee.; also the best Flannel 'hlrts and Drawers In the Coun
try. Our Minnesota Flannels are made expressly
for Lumbermen.
We solicit purchasers to call and examine our st*rck and
prices. Orders promptly attended to.
No. 190 Main st.. Corner store, south of the Virginia
Hotel. HANFORD. THAYER fe CO.
St. Louis, September 10. 35-y
DISSOLUTION\
TIIE Co-Partnership heretofore exist
iiic between F. K. Collins and C. I». V. Lull lu tlic
Auction and General Land Agency business, 1*; hereby dis
solved by mutual cons-m. F. K. COLLINS,
June, 3, 1852. C. P. V. LULL.
F. E. Collins will continue the Auction.
Commission and General Lmd Agency business at the
large brick building on third st., below Jacks >n.
17 UIINITURE—-just received a splen
did lot of Furniture from Cincinnati which 1 will
s* 11 at Saint Louis prices. Call at the rooms of
F. K. COLLINS, Third st., below J.i» k<on.
Warning Notice!
Town of HASTINGS, otherwise called
Olivers Grove.
IT,’ 11 UREAS, ALEXIS BAILLY, sen
* * lor, of Wabashaw village, has Jusl caused to b»*
surveyed Into Town Lots , a piece of land on the west
side of the Mississippi river, mar the mouth of the Ver
million ltivcr, at or near the important point heretofore
called Oliver's Grove —now Hastings.
This is therefore to Warn all Persons from pur
cha>ing or contracting to purchase, any of said lots, on
such piece ol land, (that is to say, on the piece itumedi- I
ately below the claim of Henry G. Biilly.) as the said
piece of land an l lots are in part owu**d by EDWARD F.
PARKER, In pursuance of an Instrument «*f writing j
signed by the said Alexis Baillv, senior, as well as by res- j
idence.
Persons purchasing any U>t< from Alexis Ballly, senior, I
which may have been surveyed on the tract of land re- j
fvrred to, will do at their peril, he having no right in {
law or equity, to dispose of tin* same to the prejudice of j
rightful claimants; and tin' validity of any such sales by j
him made will be contested In every legal manner.
kdward f. Parker, i
THOMAS FOSTER. j
Hastings, Wabasha Co., October 14, 1852. 2-5m3 j
Proclaim It!
That R. O. WALKER has received his
targe and splendid assortment of 1
FALL AND WINTER GOODS|
A ND has determined to sell a little
iA lower than the lowest, and cheaper than th** cheap- !
cst. Step in and examine for yourself. No trouble and j
no charges made tor showing the* cheapest goods In the ;
market.
50 dozen shirts, 50 different kinds.
12 do drawers, 8 do do
50 do Collars,lo do do
100 do Socks, 15 do do
25 do Silk and Satin Cravats, 30 different kinds, |
65 do Gloves and Gaunt.et*. 35 do do
Buttons, Coat Binding and Tailor’s Trimming.
Mending, sowing and Knitting cotton.
Pocket Cutlery, Port-Monnales, Pocket Rook* an purses
Cashmere shawls, Comforts, Canes, Umbrella'*,
Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Trunks, Vails.*-, Carpet
Bags, and every thing in my line at
H. O. WALKER’S Cheap Cash Store.
W. G. LEDt'C. D. ROHRER
LEDUC A ROHRER,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
(Corner of Bench and Wahashaw* street?, St. Paul, M. T.] !
aansr
JUST opened at the corner of Bench
ami Wubashaw .-trcels,
Uncle Turn’s Cabin, or Llf*» among the Lowly.
Reveries of a Bachelor. by lk Marvel,
Dream Life, <lo
Fresh Gleanings do
Dickens’ Works, complete.
Wandering Jew, illustrated.
The Camp Fires of the Revolution.
L* Mining’s Field Book ol the Revolution.
Forest Life an l Forest Trees —being camp life among
the Loggers.
Penclllings by the Way, by Willis.
Outre-Mcr, by Longfellow.
And many other works which we cann >t enumerate in
an advertisement. Call and examine them.
June 24. LEDl'tf & ROIVKKR.
Just in Time.
t\' E have opened, for sale, some superb
» » engravings of Gcti’l Winfield Scott. Also,
! his Life and Services, by K. D* Mans held. Call before
j they are all sold. LKDL’C & ROIIKKK.
OISTORYOF CONGRESS—Com
i A A prising Memoirs of the most Prominent members
! with numerous steel portraits and fac-simile autographs.
June 21. Lb DUCfc KOHRKR.
TI7ALL PAPER—A large stock of
Y Wall paper, Curtain*, shades and Fire Board
Prints, now opened and for sale by
June 24. I.E BIX k nOURHR.
TO SPORTSMEN A superior' lot
| A of Fishing Tackle, for sale bv
June 24. Le DUC & KOIfHKfI.
S 11/IISCELLANIOUS. -—Scrap Books,
, iVA Herbariums, Albums, Papier Mat-lie Card Baskets,
I "CawbCanes and tyxes, Newspaper Flies, Patent Air
’ *. * • LE DUC At KOIIRKK*
.UJ;OLK>vPENJv r .Ju>t. Jtqceived, a supe
rior'Kit Of Quid - new Styles.
I . Le Ift/C & KO7IRKR.
HOUSE Trimmings, Locks, Bolts,
■•niches, Butts anil Screws, »t F. S. NEWELL'S.
pANE FISHING POLES—Just rec’d
V.V 8 doz cane fishing poles, at the Book Store of
may 22. LK DUC &- KOHRKR.
F. E. Collins,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
Saint Paul, Minnesota Territory,
In the three story Brick store, Third St*, opposite W. 11.
ForbetJ Outdt.
HAVING received a regular License
from itic Town Bou-d, which 1 have paid for . I
am prepared to sell real estate or other property, at Public
Auction at all times and places.
Saint Paul, July 31, 1852. F. K. COLLINS.
pORN Shellers in Store and for sale by
V r. S. NKWKLL.
PORTABLE Fire Engines of all sizes
for sale by F. S. NKWKLL.
p ARPENTER S Tools; PianesT Chis
\J w-u, Bltg, File., kc., at F. »• MWUMt
F arming implements,shovels,
Spades, H.w«, Rake#, Fork#, Cradle 1,1
store and for sale by s * ****** |
TJ ARDWARE—Cross Cut and Mill j
Li Saw#, Aic», all kind.#, lUrmnera .11 kinds kc.
For sale by *'* a * “
X7LOUR AS IS FLOUR.—A lot of
T « j-gtra War Easl#,” manufactured from New Win
ter Wheat. Also our u#ual variety of f° r
sale by RB * * FARMER.
October 9, 1862. _
Piano-Fortes.
WE have two of Stodart’s celebrated
Piano-Fortes for sale, to which we Invtte the at
tention of those In want of a superior instrument. Terms
easy. LeDUC &. KOHRKR.
TSUSSIA, English, and American Sheet
iron, and 100 assorted siovcs In store and for s»le
, 1T F. S. NEWELL.
Dahl Sc Bouil,
Booksellers and Stationers,
Atoo, IH-»icrs In Huts, Caps, Glow* Mitt, Mntft,
Third street, Saint Haul.
PAPER' HANGINGS— A complete
a-iiur.mcu u! the latest styles, f„r sale very cheat,
at the Bookstore of DAHL fc WLXL.
14. ALL PA PER—Ladies and Gentle
* mti are Invited to call and examine our extensive
varl tf of the above-named article.
DAIIL fe DOULL.
J\/l L FFS—Lynx muffs for adults, also,
Children*? muff* In large quantities. As this i*
the season of the year when the?*? articles will begin to be
needed, wo most confidently recommend our articles for
Inspection of the public. DaHI, fe DOULL.
HATS —We have on hand the latest
styles uf Fur and Wool hats,
DAIIL aV. DOULL.
L'OSSUTIT IIATS—AIso, Excelsior,
J-V. and other kinds at the store of
DAHL fe DOULL
ROYS’ HATS AND CAPS—An ex-
U tensive assortment—send along your children to t.y
them on at the store of DAHL fe DOULL
OLOVES AND MITTS Buckskin
(jlovetf and MiU, also Fur Gloves—Just the thing
for the cold weather that is Coming—for sale at the store
of DAHL fe DOL’DL
TTMBRELLAS—SiIk and Cotlen um-
brdla* for sale cheap at the store of
DAIIL & DOULL
HICKORY CANES—AIso, Rattan,
and \V ha!eb*>n*;>, Just the thing to complete a gen
matt’s outfit, for sale at the store of
DAHL fe DOI I.L
“ Children Cry for Them.”
O, don't you remember, : tis now in December,
.hid soon will be Holidays come,
(J, 'I trill be so funny, I've plenty of money.
I'll buy me n sword and a drum.
D LNZ & KARCHER have received
J- V direct from the hands of the manufacturers a h'en
eral assortment of toys for the Holidays—every kind and
variety that can bethought of, too numerous to mention
In detail. Fall at th' lr establishments on Third street
Mini in th** Upper Town. 12t4
lVorld’x Fair!
YU E HAVE JUST RECEIVED the
* v bout stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Fancy Articles,
fee., ever brought to the Northwest for retail, which we
are selling at less than New York retail prices. Any body
that don’t believe this can call and ace for themselves.
We are prepared to convince them of the fact we here
a-v-rt. to a positive demonstration.
CURRAN fe LAWLER.
Hams and shoulders—a first
rate article for Mile I y
BEN. W. BRUNSON.
ALONZO CHILD. EI.oS U. PRATT, ORANGE tt*. PRATT*
CHILD, PRATT & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign aud Domestic Hardware aud Culiory,
No. 147 Main street*
(Third door? North of Bank of Miattouri.)
may 22. 35-v. St. LOUIS, Mo.
JOS. M. BROWN, THOS. 11. THATCH, JON. Q. HART.
BROWN THATCH fe HART,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FINE CLOTHING AND GENTLE
MEN’S FURNISHING GOODS,
'So. IGU/Alain Street,
We.tt side, bet. Washington Avenue ami Virginia Hotel,
St. LOUIS. Mo.
W E ARE NOW OPENING, Dl
reel from the East, a large and superior assortment
of Clothing and Furnishing Goods, for Gentlemcn’b wear,
consisting chiefly of the finer and belter grades, selected
from the best Importing aud Commission lloupi*, and
made tip in a superior manner, expressly for this market.
All kinds of Clothing, ready made and warranted, at
wholesale, very low for Cash or g**«>d paper.
A great variety of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, such as
Shirts, Cravats, Gloves, fee., fee., which will be sold to
tli»* trade at New York wholesale prices.
We respectfully solicit a call.
•St. Louis, May Id, 1852. 31-ly
RICH’S SALAMANDER SAFES,
Wilder's Patent.
V
a LARGE ASSORTMENT of Safes
J of various sizes and patterns, with and without pow
der proof locks, for sale at the Depot, 146 Water street,
New York.
Burglar-proof Bank Vaults and Vault Doors made to
order.
STEARNS & MARVIN,
fixate Hoff, Stearns $• Co,, successors to Rich 4* Co,}
140 Water st., and corner Avenue A and St. Mark’s
Place, X. V., Sole Proprietors of Rich’s Patent, and the
only makers of Salamander Safes combining Wilder’s and
Rich’s Patent.
WM. COXSTAXS, Agent, St. Paul.
October 23, 1862—6tf
Large .Stoek of Groceries
and Provisions.
JUST received—
-300 bbis War Eagle ex*rn new winter wheat;
100 bbis Belcher’s clarirted sugar;
100 bbis X. O. sugar;
20 bbis molasses;
20 half bbis do;
60 sacks Rio coffee;
6 do Java do;
10 clirsls Imperial tea;
20 cadays do;
6 chests Y* 11. tea;
10 cads do;
26 boxes raisins;
25 do prunes;
3 bbis dried currents;
3 bbis almonds;
3 boxes citrons;
10 boxes fresh lemons;
15kegssaleratus;
6 kegs creamtartcr;
30 dozen yeast powder;
60 boxes palm soap;
6 boxes variegated soap;
4 boxes cast ilia soap;
60 boxes mould candles;
60 boxes star candles;
2 boxes sperm candles;
60 sacks G. A. salt;
5 sacks dary salt;
10 bbis cider vinegar;
3 bbis oysters;
60 reams wrapping paper;
10 boxes starch,
10,000 Havana cigars, and everything else usually
found in an establishment of the kind, for sale cheap for
cash, by
REY & FARMER.
Oct. 30, 1862.
F. 8. NEWEL,
VUIIOLESALE & RETAIL dealer in
* * Cook, Farter, Box Stoves of all kinds.
'' UHE CHARTER OAK, four sizes,
I patented 1862; It has a very large oven, bakes per
fectly and to a charm. For sale by F. S. NBWILL*
WANTED— 1800 cords of wood for
the Empire Foundry. Enquire at
L'AMILY Grind stones ,~Oil stones, &c.
r for ulc at F. S. NBWKLIM.
WARE— knives and forks,
IV waffle Irena, ladles, Basting Spoons, Chopping
Knlvr#, T. a Bril#, Sieve#, Shears, Sadiron, Bra## Kellie.,
Pi" Plates, kc., for sale at F. S. NEWELL’S.
FRUIT TREES—Grafted,
Choice Varieties, (peach and apple) now
growing In my nursery and for sale.
GEO. W. FARRIXGTOK.
THE Queen of the Forest, an elevated
JL oven stove pleasing to all who use It by the Mtf«-
factory manner work Is done and the ease attending it,
in stor* and for sale by F. 8. NTCWKLI*-
Good Room*,, , ,
CJUITABLE for families can be had on
accommodating terms, by applies^ o ® at the Ulnna
sota Boarding-House, Eagle Street. McCEAY*
TT'XTRA WAR EAGLE FLOUR.—
large emislgmncnt Just
T' I OUR— Extra and Superfine, for sale
" BEN. W. BRUNSON.
JT sims' celebrated article for Roofs, Fences, Brick,
.# For sale bv th* Barrel, Keg or pound by
k«tf SPENCER, KIRKPATRICK fc MARKLET.