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RGSl'l<(R GA M’.\ A AND SAINT PAUII
FK KKT TWICE A WEEK.
TIJ C superior end , waft running pa*-.
•<SH-or.te.iMH r XVErfT ' FUTON, V. , r_ P .
If otitis, Matter. Mil! It tve t : l*ni'l f*r
Catena and nil -ntcmirwui' nort*, on I
\X eduesda'* .it s «. rlo> kA. '1 , *i d .'iauirt’ay’i, at 0 o'-
clock. For lit.gjt ot pa.**.i,v kj»i»lv on beaid, or to
11. C. TERRELL, Agent. I
.iulO • 8-tf
Democrat and Minnc.olian plnasc copy anti send bii!
to boat.
ARRANGEMENT FOR JS.VJ
e2afifc2^2S3saEll
GAI. E V A AN :» >ll NNESO T A.
IMTKII STATE* MAIL LINE.
C atl-is ting of three tir-t el*-. boats,
No ll\! I t «;•!. l>. Noth.
BEN CAMPBELL, C i:• t M. XV. LodwicK.
UK FRANKLIN, Capi. H. l>LiitKi.».
Le»ti.;g «; lit :n,
T;>. Nojiiii . (> S ; i:'i. M' i'.ln>s at I.’"’lotA
Ihe Hr. I ankliM, i apt. It. I'.liV !v. U'cilmimlu; >, «t
U (.’clock
The It .i ('Hat, led, Cap;. .‘I W. I.odwick, Tr,day»,
at Id o’clc- .:
Tut- ib«v« Ouitr will ran tt'julrrh during the cnatuitg
•eisi Diving lit! 'l l 1 i ontfart. in.i }• ut»rlaTity can
i ere', cl. a They \» ii: rei'iam i.i Si, Pa: 1 stitiit "fitly
tiiwjlt , i.»to .pels 'lie I*all. of Burnt Ati
•k' if .
ot r; f.!on ' m . i:o no 'hi these flo.il.> nrc i snr
pH *"•!. i ~ t’V.v : l 'IK.il vtlU ’it- ,111.1 HI l'liCKt l.gill s
no u F h* I'•> y .!i -ivt- pout t .tall\ ot the bo ir
lotim-j - F No .iioe WtiJ malt the trip »o as lr t to
be emt o: inlays.
•>o • .«•.( ii. -t . • ..-it Louis or lla’enn, to
jo by tl.'- ‘ie. Mill be fuiw.t, ltd i 1 , hinge.
tt '!i • i. . li. t'. nitii s <•' 'lo -ret-.t Honan,ghfitri s
Ic.o't XX <st ward from t hit a:- it, Mdun’ti t »•. . earlv
nil tl. I Mr. ' from tile 1' t- ,t i. !. tit , |bn li ■ l p it r
Mim-> ~ .it s , >t s-t,t by sic- .!••• it from th s point.
aI >" i . . -.1 i Jtflullirrti ; r • c
fiitin S’ I. .> niitl t iller ports ft low, come into liiis
)>vlt it T Cts sipll.t lit lot j nil l< al.ate.
AGE M>
it. F. Sass. St !.<• s«, .N, !s.<n, G 'lift A (V
U. 11. Can vbiil, A c.*., Nt i.irn'i Landing
t. Irim.t . Tl IN tl. I a! - I’epin.
im. }t W - .! 1 '■ I Hrriit 11, Point t)ou|lmn
S. M I • .M ::»,tio., t l.archill A Ni'tim,
A Md>i ■ , Stillwater.
tl . .i-i le iug.J \\ .I i ... Si I*.ml.
U. XV. Hi i- Ha I' ti i.«:!.'. !l. 'ir?i m, t
V 1». ('. ' ■ si Hi s;. A IN a St Ai.iliony.
t'j .IT if S .1 .. | tr. A Co. t . ' aO.
I.rt Cr e
S’. Paul, .March 11, in'-2. 41-tf.
SI. ItOI is, T u t Mi, lM i>l ”1 E, ST.
f ! i i.. tf. i*F;i ;;:is vm< si*, x iioj\
l* AC'iiET.
Tlie r: 'tr.ntiai, safe mi l
I tri . ”.nr s!i aim r rivet bit ..
TT\.. Wanl, > .-ter. hin.nj ! • n
V’ ;•!:/. : t Alt JO.I a '.! I 111 | lllurtll _>k!>
rt i j.'! .'i'f i • .1 rt'ii'ui'f’!. In
ait-ill la stt I tj.'i I fit* W’ "IT li s as nil taken l,ei
o. Ur |tiue« ! . i trade, lit tween St
1.0. , S : It 1. , .'.a e It .. 1a« ’1 ||.,
liorl s Wi I tu ’l ; !. Im r, am! .s h . It.fire, !u
t.'iee-s .!• .t. Irs if. ... ti /la • I tii.t t vert tllort .-fall
b . Ilia le t. till :r :etrl --re N ■ i i t imftirl ujid
.« e l to . .• .mi f a - ui-l ei ai ,to >'iie ers.
Tim l. r|i. I’li" ot 1., . -lint •ttuittion
to o.- ;to M erit n * onto, i . of ii:e - laie.
lor f t tor | .ia . ■| I> > I . •
' itt r. i i i i 11 , j:,'i Ns n. I enat.iiis
l ti
'1 II 5. SA 1 V r (Ml It.
t» •C’VS'V 1 • rb new s’. ai.,'...'i>. r«i irly o
Pw,... 1-- Jr li e /• ol :lie- Keok’’k IVf Ms Ilia!
v..’.i n i «•>. ! o ;.;i. e.i..| ti if.
ft .si Ii ..!..> on 'll" t ver, «ia lit a tlie
it-’t Uc ti '• ei t ia' Si. I' ml t”i . qs.
flat,.: IS . ....... 1,1 11. .'.. . . 1
vr-.a t, li.ird t•* l ert. Tin* li >'•■« of Hrrivm anil dtps,
tore of i s I mt, still to mil. a,I . „,ii as i. "n'at
HU*« i com ne mm i -t. u. :• tKUIs. V .
Ft !,- 21, l“) 2.
Kiilil 1.'.1l I'U'KrT.FOlf vr, ItOl IS,
AN L* l.N'l i.KVI DIA 1 i I’OKTS.
Vvfy -~ a. 11:1as II Kit Sit . < Oil: :i..il(!er.
JfifVS&h'rfrrT ■'■S9. ' "ounti •.! tar r.j-il:'
— w -I Is 11 s la twee il c.ilem
St. Louie, leivn Gale: • : i; . • t.i: g
i.Yinek, ;■ ad ST. ! ,- I- ri.fts • 'it 4 o’i lik V. The
*»ultleii 1 - .. i with eve, rt -inl to the
t-r2i. tnd in..:'.': «i liu |u a;> .: ,i 'or Stall
K"".i,s ~i. i• a . : 1 with » and pro
s'i.h 1 "t'li , ery iiM .tt.v M'.ei.t. Itr i: i-lit t passage,
npyls ot. hosr,! or^„
' NMI.S CARTER \ CO.. Agents
fialem, \'nl»i !>sit. o ,r
NOTICE
Toil.' /... «#< t. >t a <>t' the s. P f;.,r Ramsey,
ri.i! the. rtii.hr I'ene jlh .
ON .i tiff \N , I,'di; the )2iU ir.st.. i eomfnrta
!.!•• I Y '-la; < TUt I Still lease •soan. Knj'eds f r
l'o. il: . ,\t :\ V.'di. a is miiri ins at 7 o’clock,
retain.. _• a ’int, nit. t ihe > -.nt at S i i. Ra ids evert
Saturday Si. • hi then be pamrurn fur the Fort tr
ii.te;; it-di tie pen is i.ii tic. ari ivnl i f tiie I oat till 1 lid ay
«!: i!i"'i:t, a>: i;r will a uvt o:i Satnrtlis mornirg at
7 o'tdei r. ittii.n; g in time to ne t t tin bt-ai on NN td
fiesdos .lei- tags I’asst ugtr.s ssa!l be conveyed to tilt
hoist of \v. F. Coilett, iliac He »teau.l,oal landing
w litre titty < a a 1* a • oinnxoda’t d
J. W. COR HE I T
Sauk Rapid?', May 7 1872. h—if
Deinin rat ropy.
ROCK ISLAXI) FOI M»KV AND .MA
CHINE SHOP.
rr. field nr rnit n a to ~ •
AS \NI f tl li Itl.Rs* o! Mi a’ a Engines. Wnlt i
\\ i:t Is. Mil! Gearing, Rotary Sav s, Horse p i\v
ore, jtei tt o: k. o’e . et<. All orders promptly e\erme<f.
Kuril 1-ltiini May 1, It 3 . 1 ,?. 4—tf
CHIKCiI BELLS.
CIU RCII Factors . StruHilM at anil l.oronioti'e ltells
ctinstMiitly "it liaad, and I’i s i.s or Chimps of Hells
(of any Mitniljerjt ~st to order. linoroved cnsf-iron X 0.-«■«,
wild im.ratdi itritis. «r, aimrhe i t > ll.e.se Uelfs, so llint
the) may be ttiju.led to ring * wily an ! ropei n , «inl
Springs Kis., sv hi til jircte.l the t mppt r from rest mi t.«
t'it !!• thereby prtilongtng ts aom I Hangings cohi
pi-te 'me,tiding \ okc, Fra’nt* an i Wheel.) luruMiid if
dt sjrt j.
\n exjterirnee of Hi yca'« ir. t’*K visiiif ssliy their late
fviier, r: ,i!>lt ,1 him to aset rta a l'o li >. Itiriii for Ut I!.-,
the rnnifin’ilif n of ni< tni- ami ! grteol lit- r it'i|ii»ite
for aeeiiring in tin m tbt grt- ite i •>"’ ,; :y, Un giti, ’
mot n.i io.:ifiii-' to:i> win h improve!:. tails, t -
wiili I: > ver; estensive is ine'.t el p.P! ri.s. .n • now
In id lav !lie si: 1 -.1 ~ is,w in has e grow nn• in t lie Inis:.
iits>. Bad who s'et m e i tt ry t inJt .nor to sustain the
repot.itn n wll : .'!t t!». p ost.'.l.lisimmnt lms lieri lofori tn
jtiM’tl. both m ''.i- : ont i:n to inti: s. If bt;l,« In in
wn■ ii It: i rt'. fill's rte. is dtli • • It Y:ii>t asv a n!s t t
Ihe N. k - mAoeiety and Ahh rail Insti
tute; in ! it \\ .. Ii sstr reniph ltd Chimes ~m! a, ,ty
Alai in lit 21 lor . o :u.: ; : ,ts i ’he '■ i:. in .mil ( ana,la
M Mill. •! A I'H \! IN- HU TVIs st.,, M ,,l |„.
luat.ii.a," rrt'l !... tl, i b. m. of sv I , ' the wiilmve
constant y t i h n.d, a a..sortun i t ol Tiaiisit instrii
mciils, !.cs, !«, f.';:is'csi.i|»’ t Uni j.'usr.-', (plain, nonioiis
and improve.:.) A ~ 11 rasa n Composition C'a.t
tfgs of any sic, r.,-' to ort "r.
Ai. rum. .'meat'"..- p.u :,i!s aft, life.! to.
ANDREW" .MENKLLV ■? SON'S.
XYi st T, i iy, A d uny t o N. A , J .' 1.
XV HIT \ v \s
I> A(i 1 i: RHK I \ (i\I,LERV,
AX' GOTHIC J! I'll. IJLVG,
Corner of Tii’d an ! C< lar Street*, St. Pan}
fBAII'S i s: i di-hment .' ..a built ■) the projiin tor , »
M J'ressly P r t iking
DAG l EH R EOT V FES,
And ii« fun led v. :, ’ith" ft - r li.strumei t-. Ap: ..' atrs
and f hetni ais, and •■:. exteiisn . - .- ' *: si nek.
Tkt Xhb im aKSTOI i.ir.ttT la NEW, and believed to
he si i i .no. to ai - mil r far j rutin h it tir.iforn Is I.old
pirtnr, s. N.i paii -\v i! I,c spared to give satislaeiinu To
tlmw svl'ii i >i; lavo tin pi' •ri Tor s\ it!i tin :r pi tro
:.ge. 1 "t ..-. En. r.' • II"; and l>. .. 'ii rriatty; , s copied
in the first : t .r. i’: t .ail tr .'t tiUon ; aid to taking
Itket i *.»t ?ol • „.k Ol lift • .if l j, MO.S
liTstrm tioi'f -iv, n "i the Art.
F’ocN. :tl A a.ir.a:i * for >.:'.e.
Ihe pnhlx a t ,*.-, t ‘ttully i .Vitod to rail a’ .! r\m. :r
•petnii.ei.s J. E. XXTiIT.NLV.
AN Vl*OI(( N I ROM MARSHALL A CO,
**s,l<;o I KO.V STORE,.
IL. Ik' r 1- f'i u. s t: 'off Js i< to the l’lddir and the
▼ e I’rintrr i r nit ln.su g :<d. ertisetf more. Tlin
truth i-. .u . : .Ns : filui k waa ro wll adapted to
tin- trutfkt:. that *,'•• ' u in- irt gate ns no :i to sm. .
advcti • < t> ui ... it ss u.s -o reduced that it waa not
wt-rtli wliii".
VX'e wish t- say to th" Public that .ve are about out
of >:< roi*: t ::i i t glibot.- It- t.; Farmer howevi - have
a poo lu. .."r t XVrh.ivT- the other leading urth*;,*
OJ U nily pro., t .-> vet.and among other thing., 4 ci.s< -of
I N I'll A COARSE BOOTS at S’>3.
A few bb’s Mess Beef, sdo Vinegar, at 14 Cls. per gt 1 ■
It i; 6 l b’s A! 'asses, at In t ts: Tobacco, at 20 et,: Cof
fee, at 11 ms; IRON and STEKL, VISES, (not those , f
inteinperanre and extravagance, hut Wilkinson'* solid
hot.) Pluitghs at knh Any articles we have, will tie sold
at a aiiiall ndvimee on ■ fist until the oiutui'g ofnaviga
tion, vshfii \<e i„. ~;i irind with just what is wrt.il
«?t| ia the Grocery and Iron line.
St. Paul, March !J. Ifni. 47-tf.
KITT SON'S ADDITION TO ST. p.u U
PHTHIS desirable croimd. Iy ing in the m.i.t central and
A advai.i.uteous part of tlie iiaain of.-t. i'am, when
must in, sitably be the priueip-f r:v«r in. in, «> of t!n
town,and aflt.rdinit most . . i-i ami deii-liiiul Lot* !
in the rear, upon the I- i.i i, t.. r dwelling hot s ~s Mir
wryed into Lots, ami now ofTend for *ah vsuh title* tin- I
dispute,, Hi i iu.lNput . 1d,,, at reasotiahiv low pn s H !;d :
apon liberal terms of, rent, for most'. f the purelun-e I
money, and l.sn her for hmlfimj on Lot* 5,,i.l in ti e i
dition, will be furnished at the rotary saw-mill or ea«,
tern,*. CHARLES li. OAKI S. ' !
Apeui for Proprietors.
9t. Paul, Inly tl, 1»M. * » I
. fSAIST PAUL TO FORT RII'I.EV. |
WE now undertake to carry tlie mail, rer- '
ulatly, between St. I aul and Fort Rif,lev, and to
convey pasamyer*, in comfortable stage#, leaving St
lhrttl regular Iy, «".vry Monday morning ai tiim* o’cloc k
with tiie mail and wi’h in., pi. longer* or Express i,u>i-' I
r.eaa intrJJtcd to oa; care, b trrecti St. Psnl a*-' Tort '
Bipiry. COrt BJTT. !
J.tn. 29, <Jt f 1
XX holcsalv and Retail.
SAINT ANTHONY STORE,
VAIX fcTSKET, *T. VMrHOW. Ol’l'OSlTE THB HM »
l *_f inmt t ytuepem ein better than a flow Shii’ins "
f■NltlC up.it rMgretl respectfully imuount'ea to the citi-
I ,vn« of St. A ntlmny, and tlie upper country, a a well
mt those w in, live m St. I aul, (if they want to g"t good*
ilrtap,) that they are now prepared to exhibit oue of the
largest i. d b >i seit eted dsaorkmrnu t>l (Jooti* ever brt/l
into Minm ttli. The *tock "onturn, in.my new ami i .-itu
t.li:l st' !i:», nl! In,' mg been *e e. ted in the Eaatern cith *
w .th t!,e lifeati st erne to suit the market of Minn, sola,
which iltty will st .1 on the most reasonable term*. The
lolto"; ig mat be. l'oll1ainotK; their
DUX GOODS.
Black, blue, brown, olive and gre, n broadcloths ; doe
ska, f issile", i s Sntiuetts; mi l iuoe* of nil colors and
qmditKs', nlpH, m lustres, ehaugable alpaccas ; black,
( ti'ig.'iiile at. 1 lig. ti! silks, muslin It; laities', French,
English and \menmn prints; lawns of all kinds; white,
reti. green and yellow timon In, birdaeyr no. for rliild, ell's
wear: brow it and I,leached she. tings and shirting* of nil
the d<:lVrent qualities; Imi ticking; biue, brown, white
iut 1 ini.veti htiils; iuckoiy strijie* coltonatlt s, canton
il .iu', >. apu.ii tin , ks, hatting, wadding amt wicAim:,
i t*l> Ittiea of*ll' mi : s; blacknwliit, mpe,ttmlnclc.
i i tliifci nl I'tdor.s; birdsey o. Scutch an,l R ns- an ii apt r.
liitiui l linen and Jiflcrent varieties of table rovers ; oil
f’t l’,i. t:o., ,!o.; 'es.iups, ail kinds ,I'eraVHU, Scott Ii anti
| v ta it an yingliams. I ,eneh do., (a raye u’lhiik , stra.idl i;
si I a, erupe, ai.tl diltcr, nt vaiielies ol slot" is; brow n hol
-1 Shi.d«. lit.cn dulls. li.n kalniek. crash, Kentucky pans.
grufc„ el,ei. sin,is. inusltii, axxiss, lisle Ihread n.i linen .
’ c. -’ti'tl> ai nisi rtings. gloves, I,osierv. plain and I,'«rder
: •. i eaud . ie*. linen cniiii ric hiiltdkerehiefs, l.ciinct, • np, !
nud n, tk , iblifu s; | ink. blue aul g: ifn elmmbi a linen
1 ’inyiiHi i. Italian lustre, poplin*, colored l,e.rge, mohair \
> ■ :rt. 'l'tirl, s.rtip, pi-, n ai.d plaid -iik and gii gaum par
isols, lii'i"» i. ginij,, uinhf, lias etc., etc.
v ! :gc ,"t o! lII'ADV-MAHE CLUTHING. ntaltufac
t ti: t d ex] a cssiy lor t'is place. Hoots an! bill Hats.!
' 1 *, «ny <i..mi.tify of straw good-., aii siuteJ Jot this
1 market:
I A MIIA GROCCRIF.S.
, j .1 iva. Rit'. fe.il Si. |'t niing, eoflec. ei:,»eo!ate, cocoa
Ida, k tea, imperial tin., young md oh. lit sen In.; gi: 'cr.
! iiiiiMtar I, sugar, pep; ,r, sp’f'*, ntitineg*, mace..
■ ketchup* t';,'i, -<>,n( e, elo» cs, nti>i: s , m runts, ri a ,
, 5..: p, satil!'. md: n.d,ii.l „p.d, s e.. ! peaeaes, , hewing
a.ni «. .ok .. to a.'tvo, < ~.:li-h hams, shoulders nnd side
mo . liter, oats md eon.. In ans, pork ami lard, lamp
, ml. rope, molasses, coni, cuonary or nil kinds, -a!-rutus,
starcli, t iiiill"*.
I a lew Jut s they will have a largo lot of paints and
dyt nuts, spirits of turpentine, alcohol, butter, ciie. se, t
etc., etc. ,
IIXKDXVARR.
Mill s>.tvs and tilts, s t.l ir«*> s. etilfco mills,shovels apd
»paih >. MNt'.iu ns’ an s a genuine article; hoc*, nails of
, t'crj vata-ty, iooki'.g i lassos, tvimb tv glut >, kn 'ts ai
1 b i ks, pock, i hhl |:. u knivi < , arj i ~:ei and Joiner tools,
guns, both >iaglo mid tlonlde barrels: with a full assort
ment ot Hartiw ire.
X I".-'' " ol t 'KOt.KER V will be open, d in u few
tl; vs.
<t, id's from In r nits to of -,]] k'nits front the
ho. n in l lie bn Ti i.i.. and shell. • onsisii :•« of tl:, tuck, sal.
, and round ■ itni ». :. .■ ivory and In. Halo and Engl
II 'I dr, s-; lg ,i,'..
t'l.tlt i.st —li tliir.-i, ot patterns from S2,W to
. —togethet w i’ll a lot id'
V \ NKEE NOTIONS.
• 1 I.itilk s t'.d t.i uibnni i. are solicilt dto call and ev
1 ainiue the good* foi tilt mselves
.1. 11. STEX'EXS A CO.
Si. Antilull' . June 23, 1-11. lp
i
MARSHALL & CO'S
XX holfsule (irorery nnd lion Store,
i B N ain turn v iih tnr stt • . id St.w;,i ir.o-. w,
1 2. o h a i'a.' a\ t I l.nt 'ei" s :iinl Provisions. XVe
wouli call , ,i" a.:cn’i ui <tf tip-, n;utry IP, feliAlits, and
rt'.ei .It aiei> tt '.ali' in t ir s'ot !., which emaratas
• 'cry thing laqi or-, xta ; tec, .u t e Grocery a:i..i I'm
vision lme.
XV, prot.fse s« i’ll-:! f>r e.-sh u’ '.an n •. iifir/.-t prices,
■n't'ii:;. cost ,»f trsiisi>ort.':tioii, ic n •. c that we ,m
s’ p(i : y boar..".; it"., sc k. pcs u,J lan.dies on is good
terms a- :!.,■> • at: pure..us, la u.w.
Our -1". k S inn n «.■.• . .il with cn-.-. so tint we eat:
i w xr.it int tl., quality <d'ail tirlu les sold !,\ >
SI (. v l-t•*:—t "..I nui Brawn, Ittlimd. y, 11 and C.
, rushed and Fowtiered, hv tin ltarrel. nl
xl AKdli Al.l. sV r
MBOI.A NSKS—Renmu's .syrup, stigar-h"u-e ri 1
4*B IT.mialitd'. at MARSHALL tV ( o’*. 1
C'<Ol,«»EN SVKI I’, in Id-; all on kegs, f, f mi ,i-
R *n >• *’ .Nl \ t'o’.-,.
('i , )FEEE and TEAS, of ev, rv kind, at
M ,V beds.
S/LOI R— .Ti»p.r. Extra and superfine, at
M.vl i h |
|li)llK**l'!t"i V. >» t pm tip last ,vt V. :»u[c
2. : r niti'-b nr it i.ln «, at M t.'c-**.
SAI.T— Of e.'i-r. kind and in nnv iinantitv. it
M .y <u's.
Oil. —I.i st.'d, lil"ached, I anili ai.d 1.ar.l Ui it
M 4 . o’s. !
C 1 \M)I,ES~ Sperm, Star and Mould, at
M <V Go's.
■ fc’’! 'IE LEAD. Turpei, ine, I’utty, NX'lipi y ami
v f ' ' ' M<yt o-.
Al’iM t)\\ • • i:i-s aid Nails,
V V kcr» 1. Illllter u.'l t'het se, Axe>, ( lot-t oru
- llaski Iniokiug t». t-s. s, ,ro R rrs, Buck Mils, t»r*iiu
Alin'd, t . !b • Mills, i’« rtussiun Gaps, i.t-y t mm*,
iiiun uis. t'i'.it'Kers, A\e lit I ves, ui ,1 iiimost ian tiling
that , ,be named, including Pious ami Peppcr.v.nee.
lor saint MARSHALL <c Go *.
Saint Paul. October. 1 1. 3-2.-
t'liE.l P CASH STORE—WHOLESALE
AND It KP N 11..
GIUX EltlES. PROVISIONS IIMII'W vBE. ROOTS,
SHOES, HATS LAI S G 1 OTIIING, PAINTS,
oit.s,(.Lass, j i rmtfre, bociks
XND STATIONERY.
rjAilE Slil’.St iIILCK P, l it,- hiiivaiv is now in re
-3 ipt and opt mug in his new Store oi St. Anti,ony
Street, near th, “Aim i it'Hit House.'’ a large am most
c upleit .>soitnicat J tin abo'i -n..:ncd Got,is, wliitli
• will pts.ii.vi I lie-.di at lower prices for cask tl, tni'tr
before otlercd ,n this ; lace. H.s t ii'iie tuck was !i, i
I etl wnh great care, un i pureliast t. in tin Ea-terii and
S. ..litem market.- for r ash, *o that lie oan sab > nssuri
i 1 "litis and the public gcll' ralh ilia: it \ til Lit to
tin nr interest* to call lit loie purchasing elsewin re and
examine hi,, stock wiuc.i toiisisTs in part us follows
OUOIERIES.
5 hi:.!* N O sugar, 12 chests fit e V II Tea,
12 bkh do 17 caddie* fine Imperial Tea
« ib •• elartliei! sugar, 21 “ Gen; under do
, 5 “ eiui-lied no 25 boxes NX RI iuis",
[ 3 “ puivt ri/.e,l do JO " Fresh Raisins,
i 4 “ Sil Molasses, 1 cask * 4 •.urrani.-
|n 44 NO do Jo drums *'■ Fig?,
3 41 Gold, n rup, f» boxes assorted < .truly.
! .1 liags Itm Coffee, 2h dor l.vs ftardiii 's,
|5 ’* .lava do 20 44 cans Oysters.
It) hid* Rice, 5 baskets Olive Oil.
P* 44 Rn'.ter Crarkcrs, f, boxes assorted Pit kies,
I.i ‘ 4 No. 1 Mackerel, 7 44 Tomato t msiip,
3 do Salmon, 3 44 Mushroom do
iO r v < - Sui tni Herring, 3 44 Walnut do
-> • t ot.fi-h, 5 4 * Pepper Fauce,
•' Table Salt, f, 44 I.i mor Syrup,
' id u ■ * "at-, -nit, 10 M Regalia Cigars,
7 sire* N V Mustard. 12 44 Cul.v do
ca-es d" 5 44 l’rlnripe do
! boxes f.’ri.iiod l’t pper, 11 bnxt s Ghewii.g Tcbuceo,
3 44 Grain do 10b dor cbnokidg Ti nm ,:o,
j 44 Allspice, 50 lbs Marabuy ftiinff,
2 14 Cloves, 5 boxes rb D. 1 ip:-,
’ 2 44 <u n t::" a, 15 •* Matches,
- “ XX Peat st.aelt, 5 " Gingt r,
11 41 N". 1 Soap, 5 cross Mason’* Blacking,
’ 2 *' C: siile do 3 boxes Ink,
: ’• I hi. ') ilo ]U k>'gs Rifle Powder,
1.1 44 Mould Candles, t? do/, cans do
7 44 Star do 4ti bags /-hot,
■1 44 Sperm do 3'- ' lt,s liar Lend,
') bbls Sperm Oil, !fl M (inn Cup*,
7 *• Lard do 10Brooms,
. 12 dor Axel we*, .1 “ Shot Brush. ,
1 4 44 Mop Handles, 5 44 Scrub Brushes,
1 44 Door Mats, 20 44 B< deords,
|lO 44 fit'die. Lines, 8 44 Painted I’nils,
7 ’' 1 overed Bi.c-kets, 5 44 WuihiioHrtls,
2 44 Mil do 10 44 Meastnes,
-1 l uiws Clothes’ Pins, 5 coils M- ui: h Rope,
j ,1"/. Market Basket* 5 doz XX'oo.l Bowls.
r l .a ,ve enumerated Goo.’s c .mj ..-e only a small
portion ! my -’oe.lt. I -'tali keep constantly on ! md a
1 i I t ,e tji.ant' el
PKovisroxs.
i such a-bam- -hoiilt!" ■ butler, 'ard, dour, pork, f ral lies
ixpnle-, point.st?, corn an 1 oa:*. \i-o,
WIN F'N AND GIGLI ORS,
to: -i-'. gt f whisk, .. i 'liutl . port, tuuiieira, gin, ; orter
1 t lartt. champogae a,a’ r!« . Also,
FROTHING,
I « complete and fashit ,'iworttitent, imde up in the
br.-’i main ti. and of liu- best tuatrrinl, amor g whit h are
overcoat*, .re-; am frock fiats aril vests ol a!] kinds,
cloys at.d sili : ui • •< iotiiing ill mt -it variety. Also,
liOOTN I.M) SHOES.
a very !; ge m d well •elected assortment, 100 numerous
to mention. Also,
HATS AND GAPS,
, . etnbrnedng all iln- fall ana w a ter *ty le*.
AN, ag tci«| assortment oi Hardware, Paints,
i i w ire, l'utl,u'. Oils, ,v.’.
’ St. 1 aul, Nov.'l-.70 JOHN FAHRINGTOX
Plßi: T ILLOXV C i MILKS,
t , A HP mai.ulK, lured !>> he snlis, nl.crs nml warranted
lu be id lilt: be-1 quality, nl 12 cents l.y the boy.. .
1 ; * 4,1 «<»•• 'hi y »r< a, tnuliy worth twice ns much as any
f other .dl< ■. -. .. for !• How audles, nt Habit Paul. -
G rn.s - -in Cniiuit» ,4 our umnufuetuie .an l.e bnmd '
il < .1 E. 1 lilrrt. .. S Biore, near tlie junction o' Third
am! Bench streets, or at the corner of For I and Wulnui
• ; strict*.
! M. GROFr.
I A. KIRKPATRICK. I
Oft. ?, 1851. 21 .Tin
PRORATE COFIIT.
I _ I
”]VJ OTIC], is Reich) given, that the regular
il ibrnis of the Prnhiite Court of Ran,(ey
l county, Minnesota'lVrritory, will be holtlen on
the lir.-t .Monday of every mouth, respectively, 1
at !) o’rlock A. Af., at n»y ofiice in ihe town of
' St. Raul.
! 40-yly IIENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge of Probate of
Ramsey Co. Min. Ter.
firk! fire:: ffrki::
F3IHE ’’Old Aitlia’’continues todisjn usc “aid and com
! I fort” t« the unfortunate, as usunl, at tlie Satin Paul
1 agency.
i ‘ CAPITAL STOCK, *3000,000.
; Thovix* A. Baxce, PrcsT S. J . Lovsr.s. Sce'y.
R It. N+il SOiV,
my A|tnt for MinntßOta Territory.
1 BILLy of exchange,
4 NIX HR LETS fniHli parts of the United States, at •
the Olhij) of die Minnesotn Out Hi 1 v
1 .xi*y I, I*3l. 011 AS. XV. l!Op rr 2—lv
H ( n ||[ !
I
u\ rr «ai%, in
ol n - lii.d til.
New <*ootls and New Prices, at Ihe
WESTERN EMPORIUM.
FUIsInER ha* just opaned for exhibition at bis
NEW IIRILK STORK, directly opposite In* old 1
stand, .1 large and splendid assortment of Dry Ginml*. i
Glollimg, Indian GootU, Hardware, Gallery, Glass".ire
and Crockery, Boots and Hhoes, Hats iu,l Gaps, and In- ;
tint Rubbt r Goods; with every article usually called li>r ]
iu a Western Establishment, which he oilers at w hole
sale ami retail, at prices much reduced. Merchants iu
the Italian trade call il.nl every article they may wish, in
the trade, ami with the assurance that liu- charges will
lie moderate and satisfactory. Ordeis rail nt all times
be filled to any amount.
Tu tlie Ladies, \u would say. vve have a ft w pieces of
Delaine* and l aaltmerc*.
20 piece* Alpaca* Knitting needles
50 do blenched cotton 50,(!(I0 sharps. In tween slid
20 do wool ilmint'l buckskin needle*
iO do book ami td'viss mil*- 10(l pack* pins
l.ns, a sup’r article let) dozen reding and lvary
2.7,100 yard* prints. Die be-t combs
assortiiii-at « ver bro ight 27 tl/s< i»«ors, snp’r article
to the Teriitory 200drit white and assorted
2 lisii s shretftig* spool cotton
1 do drilling 100 lbs skein cotton
2 tlo bed Ticking silk and twist, bees wax,
i tlor Bay relate -bawls Tape and .-ilk itrn ie
A ti w do/ tlo hose mills, wristlets winl chil- 1
Lisle threat!, cashmere and drill’s gloves
silk gloves, a few pi dd Golton "iidtling
linwey, a splendid njriu leof Damask and brown linen
• silvered hilt tons for trim- table covers
I iningdre-.se* Hair brushes, plain and in
to pieces linen luikfs laid with peail
' Gimps nnd Iringcs I.ini it ? ’ and children's shoes
1 Linen ribbons Ladies’ lined rubber over-
XVoolen ' m il vhoes
G F:N TIIEM EX’S XV LAR IXG A PPA St EG.
■ 7ue) cloth, l>caver and pilot 10.) dozen hickory shirts
overcoats 100 do over do tvvil'd flan,
if df / French and German 20 do under do
cloth coats 50 do twii’d Ilan drawers
lUU cloth, ft weed, jean nnd 5 do driver’s frocks
sail met sucks Oil do Savouv w rappers
, 3tKi blue ami black monkey merino and rilt’d shirts
jarkets 30 do» merino, ribited and
390 long Jtetm inckets Scarlet rib’d ilraw-f rs
500 pr black and fancy c i*s. l*kl doz snp’r seanicd ?• ks
and doeskin pnnts 111 <U, black silk cravat*
1000 pr heavy lined, all si/es 0 ,b> se\ hrlkfs
mid color* 1 0 dt» slot k* and scarfs
10 do/ black satin vest 27 tin lin bosoms A eul.
t 12 ‘W>ne I,lack cloth 2> tlo buck gloves A- nuts
; 3 44 corduroy vest* 13 tin cashmere and stil.
3 44 lion skill do giov, *
21 4 - heavy w inter vests 3 dozen dressing gowns
12 44 white shirts Ki i, call'and til th, liuots
Ui ’ 4 tiiu: 1 alien shirt* Irisli Uinui
27 “ ctuiim. n dti Broi dci,,ih and eassiinere
RnMii'f o'crshfies Batmcl and doeskin
tin overalls Blar.i satin
do snk coats l>!ack >dk velvet nnd serge
un pta jackets Otliff:s'rubber coals
INDIAN GOODS.
Grey and white list and rear- Scarlet and white blank' ts
It i stroi dm- I ish-hfioke and lines
Tat!.'a ribbon ami worsted Gilt hutinii.s, coarse and fine
l> iitliii* 'iimhs
>< tilping and cart ouch Knife 12 axi.- and hand axes
1 I’isK.is, revolvers mid Bowie Ghii t se v« rmii’u
Knives X'el'w iflire, chrome yel’vv
t'alifornin and Bne’ia Vista at: I gleen in paper*
Knives Iron spoons and ladles
1 pocket ami Congress K fives Ii: .tier, martingale* am!
I’owder tl v k- A gut: worms -ure'iiglc*
t'.'d-lun . stutgcoli (V gll'.ig H.-ike i- :s
twine Rat and L : ver trips
GKO( FRIES ANI» HARIXXVARE.
It'o ami Java t'otl'ee Steel pei.s ami Idarking
Voting 11 '.-on. Imperial and < irrycomb* and brush,'-
Sbn-houg tea-of a sup’r S!mc. cloth nnd hair brus.'ies
<|U.,iit> Knives nnd lurks
R, galin, I’rmripe anil Guba ('.irvniL. tint, tier ami long
-t 2a rs tulttaio Kmvt s
Reliuid lard and fi-h-oil F r. t.tti • nml < loth 1 -
Fine nil t ilt wmg ami suiok A line mul large its*«,rtin"iit
ing tt'hneco of silk hats
E-st nee of ]'<'!>| ermint 11 m !'- and t idlim,' :i\, -
Castor oi! Bar,tine- lobsters, clams A
Maynnrd A Noyes' ; .k pit kies
C ROCKERY AND GI.ASSXVARE.
lb mulberry tea set* 3<i tic,ring, ligli! Idnr and
ti dozen do t* a spangled set-—a complete
4.7 do plates, ars'd sizes a.o.tmiil .f the iduue
70 do '. sin - ami nappies Mr breakl'tst, dinner u. ti
Mulbtri: -an.a tureens am' In
boats ltd I 11:1 \ ti is
do butler nnd erstard plate* lor dozen r c ; 1 ite*
dt» tl x. n.g pitchers .V '-a-.ii- :.(» do t . biers
, Sauce plait s tie gwi-sl im. s
I H ■ mtt is ,i'.l fancy mugs J- mt.ed * ittuous and bed
matt h safes, jacket lamps 1 iic.'-s.
Witt! a thousand other artie -' too nninerors to - v a
' tiun. Fersof.s wishing to purchase gocis, wili tie.i it
.xolit.ib'c to rail .utd examine to- st<> - k bclore p • chas
ing elsew here. D. L. FI LLEIt.
>t. l’aul, December 1-’, !-'l.
!
POSITI X’ELV AT ST. 1.0 IIS PRICES.
< heap Cash S re, /'<■ Summer J'rn-h
ft. F t11.1.Eß Ti >N ' u~ 1 1" reta ived a. t! . • tied ins
• - n Ac winter stock eomprisi gone of the best
'(■biitit a.- -"! inn 1 Is tl Keadv-ina'c.’ Cutkii'c. I’riots
Satmefl, u- •• • ••’ •' ever brought
to Minm-olu l!e would 11-pt ’.tuny mvite 1 arnn r
and others visiting S'. ILtnl to pay hi,ll a vi-.t, as lie is
deterinined t«. ivta a ihe name wliieh ii* e*talii*ha,eut
has >0 long field, ol ••t'liean V nsli Kinred
CLOTHING.
The following are u lew oi the artieh s on hand:
Extra line Idat s <!re-s coa'.s Black satin xtsl*
do frock do Figured ylo
Black and brown 110 Blat k silk do
Brown linen ,i,» Fine It:K l’ants
Tweed do do Gassimertlo
Fine Linen Shirts Flaunt i under 'iiiits
: Gmg!' 1111 do (,'otttm anil woolen bos,
Hit kory no of nil -i/cs and aorls.
ROOTS AND SHOES.
Men’s-V Icy - thick Loots Murgreo slippers,
tit, do do shoes I.:. !"•-’< titers,
Congress and calf boots, I ada-s' :ti;d NLsst - shoes.
GROCERIES.
consisting i f'l’e t-. t off t s. Serar. I’. ■ e, Sugar Ifon«,'
M "'.ism s. Sperm l ..tittles, Dm d A nples, l’t at in -, Soap,
Tobacco, S-dcr-tiis. Star 1 it. < "tile'l, M it'kerel, < miln
tn m. Nutmegs, Liu'-s, i’eppermii.t. and I’,-ppt r Sauce.
Also, an assortment of Woo.lci XV;n , consisting nf
Tubs ..nd Bu, k< is, \Va-hlmnrt .- l t!o-Tins, tX e. All
for -aie t ii"ftp to" 1 —ti. No tr'aide I" siiow goods, a.
his store—next door to the l mm . r ollit can,! hook-slor,
N. If. Large supplu ol Flour, Oats, Corn, ami 1* na
t.e* alw;" - on hand.
November, ISSI. J!-tf
GROCER IKS.
Ai XVholcsulo and • Retail,
ON Roberts Street, Saint l'aul, next door To the
World’s Fair. The suliscnle-rs, b"be'ing that
Goods an be -oid 1:1 Saint 1 .tel, at xvho’f sale, as eh tap
ns they can be sold at any place above -St. Louis, have
opened a large stock of
GROCERIES,
of the bc-t descriptions lor family use, whif h they xvi!l
-ell for 1 .<hat a very -:o*ll profit, b retail; ami by
wholesale, at price-such as \vi" warrant ah reta’l dt al
‘< rs 111 Minn, ota to buy goods at th >r -lore. Among
■ the loud.lift aiti, it s\' liieh we -lia'l oll' r, will l.e (' t
-ides everv othei kind ol goods tiMinlly found in t largi
i (tioet ry Est .Mi-liiocnt, whether here t-uiimerated or
| not.) the following:
1- tour, of variuus brands; Sugar ai.d Molasses, ai!
Kinds. Coffee, Ti a, 'lt,lnn o tnd .-tit; Salt Fl-11,
;iis, Sar.ii; e* eti . But it r, ( ! . ese, i ard and Oil
I IQUORB—such a* U, indy , Wine, Gin, Whiskey,
Chainpngite
I’UOV ISiONS—consisting of Pork, Hams, Bacon,
Dried Fruit. 1 te.
I’ult U B i"!"" , Glass, Nad*, potty , fsliot. Matches,
('audits. Soap, Hi tisltts, lit. unis, ami a great v: in tv o!
I other goods. KLV & FARMER.
St. l’in:!, October 9, 1-.11. 27--1 f
GALENA STORE.
11 v
XX. IJ. Stillmmi A- Co.
YS r Oi:i.l) rcspectf.dly inform tin ihiioais , f Saint
V v Paul nml \ ieinily , that t'n , hav. opened iu Ihe
kuvi " tow a Ir.-Il :ml xvi !i - 1 cd -tori, of (;ro .• tes.
which ur* -iipplieil every wa k from Galena and St.
1 < in-; Mini wli t h they |l, tig, 1 " i.a- •.>1 -to 1! for cash
hs low as can be bought noii'it l G I. .. 1. 'I hose dcsir
; o ;- of I ay mg at retail, w iil liml it to tlitir ad'aatage to
call and cxainini tln ir |<ric<'-.
! Coi..-tantly on iiami—Butter, f.hei se. Pork. Fish, ifu
. gar-. Teas, Goff s ai.d ui! a. i.cY-i found in this .t 1 .
I 1 A genuine article cf Fun ily Flour e.onstiuuion
hand. ' W. IP S. A to.
Saint Paul, Ang. 28, 18.11. 13
XX XR I'.MKbK M 11.1.5. XT GALENA.
FAX IE subscriber is nt oi Floor from the above mills,
JL tnd w: i .lave ncm -r.»l:t supnlv on hantl ol -'ipei
-’ln* and extra superfine, x.hi, h will !»• -old at no il prices,
freight added.
The superior quality of this Flour !-• known to ill xvho
have tiled it, and it on v require- a trial here to make :;
a favorite luuiity Flo n of Miiuie-o’a.
JOHN I-A RUIN 1. TON.
St. I’au’.. May 2?, l a sl. 5
KAs II ION ABLE MILLINERY.
lARGE stoeiof Bonn, m m Mis. Marvin'- Milliner'
Jk Estalilishtnent, Third street, it reduced prices. The
Ladies nl St. Paul lire rt -jiccUali. intoru:, ,i that Mrs.
! Marvin lias received a large nml vt ry tit gar.l stocA of
Bonnet*, vvhu'li she is now opt lung, ami to whieii she
I invite* their attention. Silt Ini* no v on '.and .1 large
y.uiely, both in -tyfe ai d muterial. which she is offering
at lower prices tli-:i ever before in SI Paul.
It the l.auic* will call early, Mrs. M. ha* no doubt
that they will be induced to purih vse.
rit Paul, .May 25.
W .'1 R. MARSHALL*
! at run
SL I G O IRON STORE,
18 noxx-receiving the fullest *t,ied of IRON, N.XH.s,
STEEL, A, . e'er ottered 1 thi- inarfet The qual
ity of Sligo Iron is well diiowu by nil sniitlt- to he 1111-
surp tsseil. The following jiri t - were evlaUUahed with
the opening of the Sligo Iron Stoic, nml have m ver bet n
departed from. Tyrone. Sing".
Fiat bar, round nnd square, 1. r gc size, Jets .7 1-2, ts
do do do small si/e, st> G 3-1 - 3-4
Hoop. oval, h'f oval, etc. - 7 a 10
NAILS—I< *, to Hod, e 1 .79, ,-d s>, -Id ijit>, 3tl %i 7 iierAeg.
f.’FT SI'IKES, 84 7-7
VNXILS, per lb., - - - - - 13 to If ts.
• Waggon Boxes, per lb, - -let*.
1 Mellows, superior qi’ality. per inch, - . 55" 1
i Grindstones, small size, per inch. - - . (t “ .
I Log Fhalns, large size, - - - - -g« 1
| The above price, will he found lower ihau lUrnenf any I
other establishment ia the Territory, aud ore lire Ohi, 1
Regular Prices of the Sligo Iron Store. 1
BREAKING BLOWS.
i 1 r.m ngent for Evans A- Ai!nr:i», and will feep on hand
I a sufficient moo* of their well Known Plows, at the man
-1 ufarttircrs’ price*, *1 p r inch.
XVM. R. MARSHALL,
1 tna’jT—(ltf At the Sijgo Iron Store
ENGINES, BOILERS k MILL WORK. \
J. T. DOW DALI. Sc GO.,
Wnshinglou Foundry, St• Louis, Mo.
HAVING one of the largc.t and heat fuitii*hed es- ,
tablislinieut* in the West, we would call the atten
tion of all persons interested, or in want nt mill v oi k,
t , the tact Hint we have llio lure st assortment of Pul
ler ia in the ntv. \V> employ the best of workmen,and
use tlie beat ot iron in the mauuiacture of our work, and 1
hav.ug been eonatantly iiicreaning our business for tlf- 1 j
teen years, we tlutler ourselves til it we have given gen- (.
oral satisfaction. Eiigiuet, of all size* titled up oil Iron 2
Era ncs, ready to run. -
H illers and heavy sheet iron work of all kinds, cast- I
ing* nod wrought iron work of all kinds, nnd from the
bet pattern* now iu use, for -aw and grist mills. 1
Xivv dust Burners, t! aid mg Mucliincs, Pickers, etc..
Mill"right* can work made 10 suit their draw- 1
ing- Ter mi, rc.t.-ounhle, nnd pnrticular attention paid 1
10 having the work ready and shipped by the time agreed
upon.
We refer to Martin Mower, Esq., Areola Mills, or to | •
'lr. F. R. Delano, Millvvaterj who art- using work of!
our inunufucuitc, lor further information.
May .if 72, f- tf ;
THE Ml N V BIOTA REM ED X
1 IOR CIIOI. till A MOR UI S. DVSF.N TERV, DI MtKIUKV, A c 4.0. '
“PESIGUAGOMIK,”
or ;
INDIAN f’OMPOI ND ASTRINGENT AND TONIC.’ 1 ;
I FBV.IK materials ol t!ii« medicine are entirely vegetable, j
K imligt'ilou* to Minnesota, ami well known to the In- !
dtans by w hom they have been used from time immemo
rial, with invariable success.
The I’roprictoi inn ciuithlently recommend Ihi- rued- I
ioiiie to tlie public u» u certain, xnf e and pliaxaiit cure |
for Cholera Morbus, Dinrrlitca, Dysentery, and all dia
-1 ca-es of the bowel*. It affords almost in-'antancouh re- j
lief 111 rases of griping* or cramps, mid ordinarily effect- ,
a complete cure 111 siv or eight hours,
j To Boatmen, It aft men nml Lumbermen, and all per- j :
-ons traveling on tlie river, this medicine is invaluable.
Car citizen, going 10-low, during tht summer months |
should md tad to provide the nisi lve.- with it.
The ‘•'Pt must ol course derive it* repu
tation from the te-timonial* of tho-e who have made
trial of it.
Please read carefully the annexed eertifie ites.
Prepared by E. F. Ely, Si. Paul,
And for sale at the Bookstore of l.t. DLL' 4' ROIIRKit,
tntl at XV. 11. FORBES’ Minnesota Store, St. Paul. Al- ’
*O, at the Minnesota Bookstore, Si. Anthony; at Rns
sell'-', S.iiik Rapids, ut Jarvis’, Bt. Pu.il, and al Churchill |
A Nelson's, Suit water.
3_r P' ice Fifty Cents ja Bottle. S3 i
f’ERTIFIF XTES.
1 have i.*ed tlie ‘'Pesigu.agoimk” rt peatedly in rnv fam- ■
ily, nnd c m rt 'oinmeud il us l!,<: safest is well ns most
t ii ae.oils im d.iciue in all dcrangeim nts of liu bowels,
l liave ever known It has, to my knowledge, saved
s vetal valnaide lives in most obstinate cast s ot Choi, ra
Morbus, Dvsenterv,etc. C. XX'. BORI P
St. Paul,'May 2-, it. 32.
This may certify that I have used tiie Vegetable Com
pound Astringent, prepareal l,y Mr. E. F. Ely, in my l.ain
tly, ami have lomui it to lie the licst I>> far of any tiling
of tile kind I Have ever used lu one instant ~tw o do.- ■-
cured hi obstinate c.a-t of Cholera Morluis. .Nut a sin
gle iudiv id nal should lie without tl,'- valuahh inedicine.
1 particular! v in a country wlo-rc the Diarrluca and sum
mer complaint* art prevalent.
Charles 11. cakes.
Having used this preparation in my family, 1 inest
1 cliecrfullv join Mr. Oukc- in the uhuve cciiiliealc to its
virtu, s. ■ ALEX. RAM Si. 7.
St. Pn .1, May 24, 1812.
1 t. kc pleasure in being able to state that I have
used in my family, Mr. Ely’s Compound Astringent
md Tome, in eases of It: irrlitra, wilU i thcli success: and
-p c ,i! v last summer in a ( a-c ol -mnmer eompiaint
01 an infant of mi: 1 some nine month- old, ami cliccr
tul 1v r< etn Ito ml ii- n-e to the public
St. Paul, May 21, I '2. XV*. HENRY FORBES.
1 have used the Indian C titpottml Astringent at 1 Tott
,e, my-■ If. and in tuy I'tnily, and luoiid it eff.-etive, »•*-
: eiaily in cases of children teething, ami ms
active mid -ale n i.tei'y for all bowel aompio.inl.-
St. Paul. Aug. !. 1-.71. A. K FRENCH.
1 lot'e list Jth • Indian Compound Astringent in . Ton
ic, prepared ny Mr. C 1 . 1. It, and and found illuminate
relief; and 1 ai cheerl'iilly recoiumetid it as a speedy end
sure t tire tor 1 i-t.- sc- ol the bovvt is.
St Paul, May 14, l-’.g. 11. F. MASTERSON.
Itu rtify that I !i,.vc wed the Indian 'I : , ca'o .1
"I’cML ; tgn.mk,” are: r*'co.nm< . •! tu -.tine as excel
lent astringent, pic ,-ant in its taste, nml 1 < rtit'.n in it
cure. .1 J. NOAH.
St. Paid, Vug. -71.
7 ’.'l ordeis for the sieve medicine should t ad
drc--'i .' to I!. F. Ely, Si Paul. Minnesota,
j urn 3, P .'2. _ 7-‘hn
I!< 4 ! SEK Ki-'.IHNG II \RDXY A Ui I
aOO'uING I.LASSES i .idle knives ami fork*. XVait-i
M ers, B s'i •>, Basket*, woo mu and lioHi w ware.
I'iitW'Uc, Lamps, ete. 1; as, Uiibs, Fishing Tin'.klc,
au,i sporting appnrnt - ifidl kinds, together wilii gun
. 1 nmtiiia-, |.t tc.i—lo.l e..p—, « te. Fancy goods, togetht 1 1
with a lara’t assortment ol goods which xvi uh rt tjuiia
ail the coluttiH* of tin Pioneer to »p.-i if,. Dting In -
iit'*a oil the t v-ii system, and having pKicli :m.;l our
goods' ry low iu the Eastern m i.at-, w, invito an ,
cxaminatiiHi < ! "or slot k, knowing we can off, r imluta -
meiit* to have s that canto,l i,e toond cl.-, w icre ill th:s
! - tl 1 J. Mt CLOI it, Ju. A CO.
J ••• F-6in
N I.XX STORE.
The St. Paul Ilat. I ’ap ami Gentlemens’
I uini-liiup; Stole.
FRXIIE aubscrilHT re.-pectlully oiler tu the gmitlcim n
■ of St. i'am Ids new stork of good*, and 'til ei -
t'c.iv or to A'ecp a foil assortment of articles lor g atle
niei',-’ use and wear; sucli a*
1 nix lints, shirts, shaving 'rushes,
i Leaver do collars, liair do
i childrens’ do drawer*, tooth do
• hosnith do In—i,'iy. comb*
Mag nr do cravats, liair oils,
S’ ails, emit links. cologne.
! \ full asssrtment of glove*. Aa v ting . straw Pais,
j hti.vTs, soatis, etc. Oil cloths, cloth c ps, su-pemiers,
! button* and tailor*’ trim'umg.. l adies st wing I inis, a
! i.-eln! article. Trulls*, valise-, enrnct bac -. um; rellas,
i etc etc . IF O. U AI.KER.
irntg”—3-tf Cor. Third V Wabashaw-*ts.
KLV *v FARMER.
XX holesalt’ nntl Ketail Lioccrs.
H AX’l’ jti-l n dby the fir-t boat, Numincc, a '.irgr
and well seleetta! assortment of Grot eric* i I’ro
* ision*, eoii-istirg of Sugar. Coffee, Tea. Puri, I i mr,
. I.nrd, Bacon, Hums Shoulder*, Dried Frail* < iiecse.
Rift .Cm dle*. Soap, sn't, Wooden ware a d XX 1 low
".arc; and will recew'e fresh atlpplie* bv ex try 1-oat, di
rect from S*. Louis, idl the sea-on. Those w 1 g to
piireh:i-e will find it tt. tlo ir advantage to call and t \am
ine before purc!ia-,: g else" litre.
St. Paul, April 22. REV 4 FARMER.
“7 Z k Bit! - I l.t >1 U —Just rcc'd and for -.tic hv
ai .2 it T.
k) A k 881 - PORK—I or -ale by
•a* a f a; 22 R. 4F.
rr DLLS I ARD —Just rrc’d per N< niincc. for sale hv
ni 22 It. A F.
| it Ulil - SFG.AJk—Roc’d ;>< r Nominee, for t.i bv 1
&A J upß2 R. -k F. ' !
||k SACKS! OFFER—Just rcee.vcJ and for sale by
I V ap22 H4F. '
j < 111. STS TEA—Ret '1 j«r Neriiince, for sale by
2 # \ BOXES RAISINS—Jn-t rcr'd and lor sale tty
3 jme an 22 H 4 F.
BOXES I.EMONS—ReeI: j er Nominee, foi s kein
*P ap2'2 K. 4F.
bit B.AI EM ALMONDS—Just rcr’d and for »a!c ! v
*», nrii it. 4 r.
sfi Dltl’MS FlGS—llec'd and for sale l.y
Joe. *9 Ill’S 1 ’lt4 F.
BNS PRI NES—ltee't! and for s:.le b\
ap22 R <y F.
*> Bill s OYSTERS, 3 boxes M ast Fi.'.vdcr, 2 boxes
Mac iroiil, 2do X't rmiceli, etc., 1 ic. Just rt tl and
for sale by a,>22 KEY (f FARMER.
1. C. BLHHANK tV < o Si I’m ul. XV. L. FAXACETTE
4 Co., -t. Louis.
NORTHWESTERN EX DRESS CO.
CON \ F.O'i IN(; XTOXI.KNA xM) r. I Oils WITH f* IK
AMERICA.’ XND OTHER I XBRFSS ' (>.'! i' x.N i,;s.
FBXO and f.umt.l! the principal cities in ihe Fr.itcd
R Stales, I. aliform: and Europe, ft r flic s; irans
portntittn ol money and \:t!n:ili!i packages, collection of
drafts, not,.-, hills, acrouiits, ett ; pun hast uri- .lt ~f
tii kinds 1 f inerrh.'iudizc.
Agent-—C. 11. Rick 4 ( o , St. Paid; On- \\ t ,t.
St l.oms J. l’ltooue*, Galena.
N It.—Panic :,ar ntlentii.u paid to Hie F'orvvardi; g
and Commission IniMiit j-gt uerally . 3 tf ,
XF.XX GROCERY XNI> DUO VISION
stor r:,
i On St. Anthony Strut, turn doors below the Imrrican
House.
f|XH E untle-sigt eti would re.-peetf.iily invic tin 111 n
-1 turn ol the pul,lie, to their large nnd well -a 1,. ,!
-t"ci. of t. :ac erit - tin! Pnivisioits. Also, Rc.tdy-.Xladi
1 otliing I sot*, Wiom, Wine*, Litjnora, Kail . Glastt,
Hardware. 1 tc., aii of w!tit ii will he sold cheap or cash
T Plt.iui" call and examine belort port ha-mg cist
where IRVINE A BROTHER.
m. Paid, (ic:. 16, 1851. 26
E. FRF.XTRISS,
C< ROGERY and Provision Store, having removed to
9 3d street, nearly opposite the Post Ollier, i* now j
prepared to offer 10 old and new customers the choicest i
self til'll* in Ins line; including hams, pork, tea, coffee,
»ugM’-, rit'e, —evt ry thing in fact, that is watitc 1 for use
iii faiii:!>s' boat ding hotnfes, al the very lowest li\-
! mg prior s.
i S*. Paul, March 28,1852. 50-tf ;
| ST. D.VI’L TEMPER 4 Vf.'R 801 SE.
34 3 X niii'i" is MIH’FET. X|y Btmnl'ng linn-t is on |
Jaek*on Street, .at the low mr end of Saint I’r.ul. To |
lint! it, you keep straight up from the steamboat landing, !
to liu -ign ,t( a Iriangii. at the north end id the bridge- '
My house is large, and for tmunpt payment every week,
! i intend to furnish good fart at the. verv I west price.
EOT MOI l F. r.
St. Paul, Mnv 22, 1831. s—ly.
BOARDING IIOCSK.
f<H ARLES CREEK liar optm al n Boarding
J lit a-e in Hie west ei d of tlie celebrated Fremont ‘
! House, on Bench street, where he ’.viil make Cn-ii Eod- |
• gers and Boarder* a* comfortable a* lie post.,OH tan. at
t #3,CO per week. [Nov. 1851. 3‘2y
HPEX’CER, KIRKPATRICK 4 M.ARKEEY. j
STttRAGE, Forwarding A Co;itirii**it>n Mticiiant* ;
l.evee. i.uvvcr Landing, St. Paul, Mm. Ter.
J r-!>. it, fcsa. 4i-!y 1
I F’ST ve.ceived by steamer Dr. Franklin, fi(;0 bn*, oats;
20 hid* pork; 120 do lime; 10 do beef; 5 do lard; Id,,
do Jasper e\trt am! super. Hour; IU; lbs. fre-h table but
ter; 2,00!) do hams and shoiilil *r*. for sal: l,v
jll 3. E. M> I.AGAN A (>. Low. Landing. 4
©alcna
11. F. M’I’LOSKEV.
Wholesale Grocer, Commission A For- '
warding Merchant,
IMI'OKTEH or WIN!.*, Ltqi'oas, CIO *ns, ETC., '
NO. 32 LEVEE, GALENA, ILL. j
IS now receiving hi* large and well selected stock o
Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Liquors, Ac., w hich he 4 (
offers to the trade at the lowest market r ties lor cusll. ; 4
225 hlitis N O sugar, 150 bid* green apples, :
200 bbl* clanlicd do 50 bales batting, '
100 bhls loaf, crushed and 50 hbts butler ctael.ers, <
powdered sugar, 50 100 lb bxs Codfish,
172 bbls St. Louis ti II mo- 75 5u lb do do
lasses, 125 25 lb do dn
100 bids plantation molitsses2>o bxs Scotch herring,
150 44 N O S 11 do 15 rases sardines,
75 “ tiyittp do 75 doz buckets,
25 kegs Goldi n Syrup do 50 nests tubs,
3 '0 hogs Kio Coffee, 125 coils rope,
75 pack’s Ja*a Coffee, 150 doz bed cords,
1 5 44 Mocha do 50 doz plow lines,
3.5 b.tgs Mnrncuibo Coffee. !0<) bait s oakum,
50 lif chests Y 11 Tea, 50 bbls rosin,
75 do Imp do 75 do pitch,
40 do G P do 50 do t ir,
125 131 b bxs Imp do 375 kgs ass'il nails,
100 do G P do 50 do spikes,
100 do Y H do 75 bxs pt ami qt flasks,
250 81b G P, Y II A Imp do 50 do ass'd tumblers,
125 2lb catblys Tea, 25 do a.s'tl decanters,
75 bbls Nos 1, ‘t Ac 3 markl 50 do spice jars,
50 bf, qr A 1-Hth bbls do 125 do Virginia tobacco,
5o kits Salmon, 75 do Mo “
75 kits Mackerel, 125 cases Va “
20 bbls Pickled Herring, 100 bxs smoking 44
25 drums Codfish, 25 bhls 44 *•
250 bxs Palm tioap, 15 bxs Scaffarlati 44
50 l.xs Variegated do 25 do vermicella,
j 75 44 tihaving do 30 do Maccaroui,
200 44 mould Candles, 25 csks Xante currants,
10t) 44 dipt 44 2d bxs spice chocolate,
1 75 44 star 44 25u lbs dried cherries,
1 50 hi bxs star 44 C case* preserv’d ginger,
50 qr “ “ 25 bbls ti S Almonds,
50 bxs solar “ 15 do Hilberts,
1 25 4 - sperm 44 30 do pecans,
! 100 t'db lixs solar cat.dies 10 do pea mils,
125 bxs pipes, 15 do Brazil nuts,
45 44 fancy stone pipes 10 do Eng. walnuts,
' 75 bale* candle wick, 75 bxs pt A- qt pep sauce,
5 0 44 wrapping twine, 25 do walnut catsup,
| 30 bxs ground spice, 15 eases table salt,
i 30 tin do pepper A ginger 25 do ass’d pickles,
i 150 mat* cassia, 200 bxs M raisins,
| 1 bid nutmegs, 150 Itf bxs do
Ido cloves, 100 qr do do
25 bxs citron, 500 drums Smyrna flrti, 1
' 150 gros blacking, 25 nests cov'd buckets,
100 tioz blacking brushes, 2' bxs clothrs pins,
50 scrub brtislws, 50 nests clothes baskets,
25 casks Boston Salcratna, 3o tierefs rice,
30 bags pepper and spice, 250 rms A bats xxrap j aper,
I 75 doz zinc wash hoards, 50 reams letter do
' 500 hag* assorted shot, 25 reams cap do
1050 If>s bar lead, 75 gros ass'd playing cards
o)(< k.-g- rifle poxvdrr, 10,000 gunny bags,
i 300 kegs blasting do 5o bbls vinegar,
15 cases canister do 15 do lard oil,
■ 2 70 M pert ussioii caps, In hlids whale .V sperm oil. 1
22 bids ovsters, 25 baskets olive oil,
50 east s a-* d preserves, 15 cases P V cheese,
50 bt.xs lu g. dairy cheese, 150 bxs \Y K cheese, 1
250 lui' : . dried apples, 25 do soda crackers,
75 do tlt« peaches, 50 do do do
15!) h\.' it 1110:1s and oranges,soo leig't. A salt,
35 tioz brooms, 125 do J. B do
35 bxs ink, 250 do da.ry do
5n tltt eantly, 250 bbls hydraulic cement, .
25 bx' li-.non syrup, 30(1 do mess pork,
125 gm* matches, 50 do lard,
:5o bxs primes, 15t) k* ■* tl"
75 do luii't.ird, 10,0)0 ibs titled beef,
50 cases mustard, 175 k'2* butler,
2 I'Xr inM'fu'i catsuji, 75.n00 li»* hams and should's
' 5o do starch, 1,000 lbs ti F tlour.
dcj tin window ght.-s, as 'd
WINKS, KDH OKS INI) C IGARS.
.70 qr casks I! port wine, 100 hxs (Juba cigars,
I !•'; <|r i »Sicil. Madeira, 50 do fine imported regalui.
10 t'.-ks pure jun't* I* wine, 17 qr cks ladled pro; lit;
5 <i;> obi sherry, dark, “ tors brandy ,
.7 do Malaga “ 10 hf ]>- (MartiA- Co brandy
5 tit ohl pale sherry “ 15 c,r pipes a-sigitctte “
5 tlo Lotnlt a Dock “ 5 lie Moreau “ I
‘ 10 doOpioto “ 10 hf casks champagne
1(1 dt Lisbon Ma.lt ira “ .7 qr doMc' ca ry * !
5 tlo cherry bounce “ 3hf tlo Got tlartl
5 tin Teneriflc “ 10 >jr do Her.m --cv “
125 bk's lliedsieck chani’gn, io ■ r do Kuitcau
77 casks Ulitneisli wiue, sqr do 13 l.evoi-iii “
50 do c laret, 10 qr tlo .1 J Du; ay *•
i. 70 bx, Newark citler, sqr tlo Ala Mnndere “
lot) do claret wine, 10 pps Otaril -y Co
150 do U mt I’autene, very line, vmtagi 17.
1 7qr cask* Mils at wine, 50 1-Stl* cks six .die brand;
"0 1 1 x■ while \x me, 75 bbls N \
27 bask’t Hock ltliine wine 10 do oh! Ya p acii ’•
25 tio Broker’s A- BaukersCOO do Ohm whisk- x,
‘ sup • hampngne, 50 do old Bourbon do
15 cast s abysy nth, 75 do Moiiunpahcla do
15 bxs creosti, 25 do Rye do
10 cast > e; attge jiiicc, 2 punch Scotch do
i 25 casks London porter. do Irish dt) ,
pints and quarts, I pipt-s ; ur« sxvr.n gin
; 30 casks St oteh ale. pt f, qr 25 bbl- N 1- n.in,
1-7 casks brown stout, 1 pitch pure .I ctuaicm rum,
37(i M regalia cigars, i tio tlo Si Croix do t
I 4X M I'rin. ill. do ii > ELI. It s'. T innirt: gin-
Agent (or it Galena and St. Eoui*. and
Galena and St. l*aul Packet Line ol
Steniners. i
Galena, kplil I, 1-52. 4—2
- ,; K jV' Vn .', U.l.s. “
r l’ilE subscriber having been appointed Agent fur the
J dititr Mills, will keep constantly to b ind a supply of
"Extra 1' uuil' Flour.’’ Warranted superior to mix flour
sold in th s mark! t. H. F. McC’LOSKEV .
II YD II At LIC CEMENT,
MMir. subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
J sale of Louisville ('einent, xvill K-ep it large supply
on hand, ami xvill be sold at a small advance Irom Man
illa Hirers prices. 11. F. McCI OSKLY.
G lit II;t. Mart'll 23, 1552
EMl.lHt >l7 NS~ 170, 1,2, 3, 4 and 7 galls. rt t3l per
Excelsior, and for sale by II !' Met l. tSKEY.
W %’'lll v '!x EY --Id) Mils Old Itx e. rt c’d hiid for sale l>\
v v II F McCLOSKEY
(<• ’FIT F.—5.7C bug- Rio Coffee, rt r',l per Golih u Era .
J and for sale by (1 F M’CLOSKEY.
* B4' HS.VC > 0—125 bxs \ irgima, ree’tl anil for si. ■ be
ft II F M’( I.OSKEY.
I MGS—SOO drums, received and for sale bv
. :ip7 II E M’Ci.OSKEY.
if 1. -2.7 t erces, rec’d per Golden Fra. for -ale by
& ap7 H E .MVLOSKKY.'
Skl.ril YTUS—23 bxs Boston Suleratns. rect veil and
I r sale by 11 F M’CLOSKEY.
TL/• CYSKS Brown Stout, London I’orler.tV S ti ll
f 3 x# Ale, ret "cl per Golden L'rn, and lor salt bv
ap7 11 E M’CI.OSKEY.
■ACIxEREI —7o bbls No. 1. 2 A 3 .Mackerel rec’.l
'7 > I pt r Goliien Era and for sale bx
ap7 II I M’CLOSKFY.
f R3l. X—.)b hf chests G P In, [i p. ol Y 11 Tt a ret tax eu
i per Got.len Eta, and for sale bv
ap7 11 E M’CLOSKEY.
(lIIRRANT.x —27 casks Currents, rec’d per Gulden
J Era. and for sale by 11 F’ M’CLOSKEY.
HERRING' —227 bxs Scotch Herrings rec’d per Go!
ilen Era, and lor sale by li E M ( I.OSKEY.
RAISINS —2.30 bxs Mll Raisins,rec’d and for sa’ebv
ap7 II I M’t I.OSKEY
i >‘) cask Claret and White Wiae, r«\l
▼ v ami for sab by 11 /' M’CI.OSKEY.
o\«'ON' —70 rsvlis Tlains and Shouklers rrc'd p. r
Bon Accord, for sale h II F M’CLOSKEY.
71 ■()I, YSSES—UK) bbls r t 71 sad ft r salt bv
J." I .ap" H ! .M’CLOSKEY.
(dA Mil ES—lsb !»x« Star Candles, roe’d p.a \\ . t,a-
J >:ii and for sale by 11 I M’CEOSKEV'.
r PAR—7t) bbls " ar,rec’d ;ior Wiscoi i and for saleb.
1 «i 7 II E NI’CI.OS.iKV. "
f A HD—SO bbls Leaf I. lrd .-ec’d per Wisconsin, anti
A for sale by II I’M ( I.OSKEY.
BR V VDY— 'fl casks Brandy rec'd jier Golden Era,
and for -alt by II F M’< I.OSKEY.
4 h BOXES Pint anti tfuart Fb sks. rt -31 and for
rl " " salt by 11 i M ( I.OSKEY.
(41 DEK A IN EG Alt —He a i> < d anil for - tie bv
J 11 E M’CI.OSKEY.
A 11 NX lE* —ln.oho Gunny Sat! s. rca d per lion -
"■ t urd, and for sale by D 1’ M'tJI.OSKE\
Dltll t> BEEF— lft,ooo lbs Dried Beef, rec’d per Bon 1
Accord and for sale by H F M’CI.OSKEY .
« RANGES— 0 bxs Orangt s, rcceivetl and for sale l x
II F M’CLOSKI Y. ’
5731S 731.(H it—so II Is Extra Superfine Family, rec'd pc.
Excelsior, and for sale by 11 E McCLOSKEY.
*?’ KEGS prime Leaf Lartl, rec'd per F.xct 'sior an 1
ft *3 for slie by II I’McCLOSKEY.
H AMS AND 'IDH I.DERS—2O casks m l per Ex
celsior ind for sale bv H F McCLOSKEY.
■ ESS I’OKK— irtii) bbl* on hand ;.nd lor sal. by
1J E McLI.O'kEY.
S'OAP —250 bxs Ycaloxv, rec’d per Excelsior ami for
sale by 11 E MeCI.OSKEY.
C4ANDI.es l3ol>xs Mould, rec'd anti for sale lit * t
J II E McCLOSKEY.
C4REF.N APPLES—IeO I bis in FtoT anti for sale hv
M H F McCLOSKEY*.
Si GAR—SS bin’s Fair to Prime VQ. S gar, hi 'tl per
Wyoming anti for sale by II K McCLOSKEY.
et[G\!tS —|f),iiun ) al’niti) Regal a Cigars. 10.000 Na-
J polton do do; 10,000 Wushii.gion tlo do; 10.000
j ilbite.it r- do do; 5,000 17't s 7litr.a t. tlo, s,in (i I'liiou t'u
| tio; .7,000 I.a Limit do tlo; 10.00 ) l,a Alincdtift do tlo;
7,000 Lft Nat mini tlo tl»; 5,000 Print Ipe assortti! do; re
-1 t'eixi I pt r Wyoming and for sole bx
mh2u H F McCLOSKEY.
C4lfl E'F,—l2s bx* Western Reserve (lo se, rt" M
) pt r Highland Marx, aud for sale b.
ap3 H V McCLOSKEY.
G(| ASS- 300 hxs csson b si/, s Window Glass, ret'tl
I pt r Lxeettior, for sale by II F Met I.OSKEY .
,
nan by tuhg’.t II F McCLOSKEY
IARD OIL—2) bbls Lard Oil rec’d Htel for -nle bv
A _itp27 —1-2 tf II FMM I OKKKY.
CRAWFORD A CO*.
WtIOLK«*I.E ANT) ReT.XM. DniOGIKTS,
31 Miin Stri ' t, Gu/< na,
HA VE just ret 'civet! a full supple of Drugs, Medi
cines. Paints, Oils, Dye-Stub-, Window (.'lass,
! Glassware, Putty; e'C., etc. They nil! beconstaatlv re
i reiving-uppiie. of the abevc and other article* in their,
; line, nnd would call the attention t vrjidting to;!
I jinrrlusi .V* Ml ex' offer In -ell at St. I oiqs p, . «
1 Gabuia.tiei. 9. 1451. 27 *
C&alena 2liJucrti3cmcnto. |
E. 11. t 11. P. COR WITH,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Boots j
and Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Ac. |,
NO. 38 LEVEE, GALENA, ILL. j
ARE iiiiw in receipt of their large, anil well assorted j (
Block of Goo,ls for the Spring mid Summer; which ' ,
they oiler to the trade on the iiio.hl advantageous terms. ! j
The following goods are included in their assortment:
BROWN SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS, j
of the following brands:
A. O. A. tihawiuut, Old Colony, . | !
Indian Head, Family,
Winchester, Appleton,
National, Lowell, etc., etc.,
Boston, j 1
BROWN AND BLUE DRILLINGS.
Casco, A.C. A., Superior, Salnntn Falls and Premium, i (
BLEACHED SHIRTINGS.
All the desirable brands to be found in the market, ami
at very low prices.
PRINTS.
Cocbeco, Hamilton,
do 2d, Sprague’s,
I’ Allen, Dunnel'a,
Briggs, Hoyle’s,
Adams, Itlue and Orange,
Carr and Richmond, Blue and White,
English, Union,
Shirting, Mourning,
And cheap Prints of every variety,
TICKINGS.
A lull assortment.
SHIRTING STRIPES,
Of all brands and qualities.
Cloths, ( asMmeres, tiattinets and Tweed*, including i
American, English, French and German Cloth*; black
j striped, plaid, waved and fancy spring styles of Cassi
i meres and T« cods.
TESTINGS.
A large assortment of tine Silk, Satin, Velvet and c:n- ’
broidered, Marseilles and Bull' Good*.
COTTON APES.
A fine assortment of the diffluent brands, of every
; i]uulity and price.
, Woolen and Cotton Flannels, Cambric*, dress tiilks, I
Mu-.lin, Thread, Buttons, Ilonas ami Eyes, Hdkf’s, scs- !
' ponders, Hosiery, Gloves, Towelling, sewing Silk, Crash,
Bonnets, Ribbons, Irish nnd Brown Linens, Table Cuv- ,
. < rs, Diaper, Wadding, Candle Wick, Twine, VVliale
| hone, etc., etc.
BOOTS A SHOES.
Mens’calf, grained, kip and thick Boots and Itrogani
( hoc s' and Votitlis’ do do, women*’ calf, kip, goat, ename
el > d, Jenny l.ind and ki.l Bootees; Ladies’goat, kid and
enamelled Buskins, Ladies’ fancy coi'd Gaiters and hall
Gaiters and Buskins, of every qualify and price. A full
and complete assortment of the different styles of Mis
ses’ and childrens’ wear.
CLOTHING.
Cloth Coils, tiattinett Pants,
< assimere do Coltonade do i
Sattinett do Drilling do
Tweed dn Plain and fancy silk Vests,
Linen rlo Satin ’ do
Cloth Pants, Marseilles do
Cass do Linen do
i 55 lute Shirts, Knit Shirt*,
Calico do Overalls, etc., etc.
Flannel do
II ATS A C \PS.
i Kossuth Hats, Straw Hats,
( Magyar do Maracaibo do
California do Silk do
B.ie .a Vista do Panama do
Leghorn do Glazed Caps,
t loth Caps, Plush do.
Any orders with which we may be favored, will be
; careful!* and prompliv attended to.
L Jl. 4- IL P. COR WITH.
! April 27. I*l2. 2—tf !
Q 3 'Tti--Kossuth, Magyar, California, Silk, Leghorn,
8 8 tt •; Panama II its. of every quality ami price, lor
sale at wholesale anu retail bv
up 27 EH 4 H P COR WITH. i
I.YI\I. WMITH SHIRTS—A superior article; Net k j
two Bucket Handkerchiefs: Summer .Seek l ies, Sus
pi ndeis, Gloves tud llo.ierv, in ever* virietv, fur B ile i
by ap27 E H A II P COUWFIJI.
S\< ’*S— Osnaburg S;u k*. in store and for sale l*v
ii>27 E H A 11 P C'ORW 1 TIL (
CLOTHING.
%'£ r il now in receipt of our Npri: g and Summer *
v v Stock oi Clothing, winch, for quality, style ami j
pr has never been surpassed in this market. !>• al, rs
a:'i ri *pei t u!!y invited to an examination of our a-sort
im if, which we offer to the trade rm very advantageous
terms. E II a- II I* CORWITIL
Galena, kpril IS, 1852. J—tf
SPRING SALES, 1852.~ "
ISM VI.I !>< i* -ei\n r upon tin opening of rc.v.gation,
a large a'd well sele-ted ii-mi linent of British,
1 i i and American Dry Gm d*. Bods and Sh> <•< Tea
and Tobocco; am: i great variety of fat y articles, wlueh
will i.e off..red to tin-trade at lower prices than the same
style'have usually sold in this market. And I would
suga* st to | urehnscr* who have formerly visited other
mm kcls. that mm h time urd e\; ease tuny he sa c . by
purchasing’ their toed? lu re. An examination of mv
stork ami prices i> respectfully solicited.
Ti.t following nrti: i •• comprist a part of mv s V ,
Merrtt i u prints, Embroidered dresses,
I oelieeo do Irish linens,
1 n.on <!o I ap nett*.
Spragues do Luces and edging*,
i hil A a ti> ,V Sons prit t*, FtH . i ideri f collars,
Bine and Orange do Dres* buttons,
Hickory styes. Artificial Power*,
Heavy row:: sheeting. Band ho\t a,
“ “ snirting. Ladies’ fat ey bonnet*.
I ine •* “ *• Fir truce braid *•
B.own drilling, Misses’ “ •• “
1-4 bleached mishit, 44 Fancy bonnets,
•t-i at.d i s “ Bonnet nt oils.
Blue rilhtigs, Cap at.d silk ribotts,
Otis m aim'. Parasol*,
Fa is < ). “ I mhrellna
fable twist*. t Linen table lovers,
Hamilton ticking, 1 uion “
Ar oskeag 11 Worsied 44
Apron • lu i k*, Jaqut.id diaper.
Crash atai diapers, Ladies rni\* n hose.
Brown liuei *, •• white at.tl black hose,
Hr.'wn linen drillings, Misses “ “ “ I
Kentucky jeans, ** mixed h tse,
I’latii and fancy Tweeds, Mens half ho*e.
Phucv evssitueres, Silk pocket lulkfs,
tiatinetts, Tu. key red “
Lancaster Ginghams, Linen catnbV “
Scotch * Ladies kid gloves
Muslin ile lames, “ lisle thread gloves,
Harage dc laities, 44 cotlou “
I‘bot' barage*. Misses 44 ’*
Portsinoutli lawns, Mens “ “
French “ “ lisle thread gloves,
lll'k and figured silks, “ k:d gloves,
f olitrcd eiapes, Silk cravats,
Crape lisses, Summer shawls,
Whit* illusion, Linen thread,
Colev ! “ Cotton *•
Cheek t ambries, Spool thread,
J.aci net: “ Knitting cotton,
Sw , * aud t'ook muslin, Nr miles, pins,
Bisfop lawns, Percussion cap*,
P tj'lins. Braids, suspenders,
J apes, *t< el pens, Peal buttons,
’(liimhh-s, razors, Agate “
Razor strops, Coat and vest buttons,
Hooks and eye*, Pencils,
Violin strings, Gold pens,
A mini l ows, Tea and tablespoons,
a iolins, Table cutlery,
Ivory combs, Pocket knives,
• on k “ Scissors and shears,
tilde 44 Toy*, dec.
Riding “
TEAS.
Young hyson, Gun powder,
linpciia), Black,
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Metis’ kip boots, Womens’ morocco ties,
“ tlli k “ 44 Jenny land,
“ > ilf “ “ guilt rs A 1-2 do
Womens’ kip bootees, Children's snots
Missis’ 44 ‘‘ Boy s'hrogaUK,
Womens’ enameled “ Metis' 44
A'isses' 44 “ 44 gaiters,
A\ omens’ morocco bootees, 44 pumps,
buskin*,
Misses’ pa’in leaf hats, AVhite shirts,
Boys' •* 44 44 Flannel 44
Mens’ leghorn 44
J. A. PACKARD.
101 Main street, Galina, lit.
Galena, March ffth. 1812. "o—;f
M liolnsale dt Retail Fancy Dry Goods
llonfm, on the Stewart Plait;
FAIRCHILD A COX,
3ti Ma in Strt it, tiufnia,
1 S j 1 '’ opened rind are eaiiy in rect ipt r.f the l ew
8 8 e't and most fishinnahlt styles of rii h Dry Goods,
< oi.'istmg oi Silks, Shawls, Bareges Do Laities, Pie lit,', !
Ai ~ Housekeeping art in! •*. suelt :i' Carnets, Matting, t
,Ve . of the most approved style* and newest pattern’', 1
Hosiery and Gloves, and tti faet everything i:, the wav nt
Dry Goods. Their stuck of fine gnnds is large M l t q:ml
in quality and prices to any thing in St. J.imis or Eastern
mat Wet'. The shopping community of Mininvi, are
re eetfully solu it, ! to examine this sin k, coafcislum ;n
; art f
Rich i r.u ade 'ilk shawl*, Dress Goods.
“ white i.ml colM crape do Ili, h chain silks,
Itrocaile ilermani do 44 stripe 44 44
44 chat gi able silk do 44 44 summer 44
i •' Bn ade si.', scarfs, 44 Turf satins,
t 44 colored and black 44 44 Black gro de rlimo,
“ whit*: l ire 4 Changeable lustres,
I’lnhii I'icrid linen lnli.fs, Nik tissue*,
cuffs 44 Gerandines,
collar*, Chain lierage*,
under sleeves, Borage musiitt dc iaines,
< l itiuz. Its, A e , French jaconets,
Rich bouni t tibbons, f*trif»ed poplins,
4 i hattgeable. do do Water’d poplins. Ate., A c.
Carpet*. French chintz,
Tapestry Brussels, Dotted moitshti is, Ac. Ac. |
lluee ply, Printed lawtut,
ingrui.i, Ac.. Ac.
FAIRt HILDA COX, j
t -16 Main street, Galena. •
May 12. 1951. 5
M ILL! X E R Vi
Mrs. mkkrk k has just received direct from
the East, a great variety of satin Bonnet*; n'.o, a
splendid assortment of Velvets, satin*, silks, Plushes, J
Ribbon*, flowers, Tabs, Ruches. Flumes it' gn at variel*,
French worked collar* and cull's, black silk l.i. rs, from ,
1-2 inch to 1-2 yard w ide; in fact every arti, ie usual'» 1
kept in a Millinery EsTABgi»HHKST, and she would
reape. Hull* invite the citizens of Saint Paul and llm 1 p.
| Rivt r towns to gi*e me a 1 all.
MAXTTA-MAKIXG,
' In connection w ith the above, done at the shortest no
tice, ami in a workmanlike manner Mrs. M. is confident
in saving that 111 neatness of fit and workmanship she »*
not virpessed. Dress Trimmings of every kind on hand
, and fot «alc. Give me a call.
MARY MERRICK
; R«oin» ">cr J Birokc's Rook Store. Galena. A 2?\ 1
Galena 3fctomfsimntL
CONSTANTLY OX HAND,
IN large quantities, and for wile at reduced prices, ev*
cry description of Drngs, Medicines, Paints, Ac., con
sisting in part as follows :
Tartaric A acid, Paint, hair A shoebrushca
Hi. Curb. Mhxin, Oil of b nimi, , .
Cream Tai tur, do Hergiinot,
Ball Pefre, do Ciimamou,
Epsom Balts, do Peppermint,
Flour Sulphur, do Wiiitergreen,
Am. and Hussion Isinglass, do Cloves,
Bonnet Glue, do Cedar,
Spires anti Indigo, do Hemlock,
Assorted Perfumery, do Rprure,
801 l brimstone, dye stuffs, rhubarb, jalap, ipecac, bins
nia-*, calomel, senna, iiimimt, s'aiiiinuny gamboge,
ojiiuin, camphor, blue and vrliits vitriol, morphia, Bala
nce, lod. Potaeium, strychnine, veratrine, all fresh from
Eastern markets, to which 1 most respectfully invite the
uttcutiuu of the public.
r; EORG E C. STRO I'HF.R,
. . Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
July 3, 1851. (HJ No. 196 Main street, Galena.
|A| BBLS. i.msccj Oil—Ota h&ju) and ktrolt bv
M. \W July 3. UFORGE C. STROTHER.
3d h BBi. 8. Putty—(ln bladders) on hand and for sals
*" by (july 3.) GEORGE C. STROTHER.
-g BBLS. Spirits Turpentine—On hand and foraal
iMT by Only 3.) GEORGE C. STROTHER.
5 BUI.S. Lard Oil—On hand and for *a!e by
Jul > 3 - GEORGE C. STROTHER.
KL DDLS. Cincinnati Glue—On hand and for sale by
*3 July 3. GEORGE C. STROTHER
5 IIBI.S. sperm Oil—On hand and for sale by
July 3. GEORGEC. STROTHER.
4IIF. bbls. sweet Oil—On hand ami for sale bv
Jlll > 3 - GEORGE <:. STROTHER.
3 BBLS. Fi>li Oil—On hand and far «aic by
J"l> 3- GEORGE C. STROTHER.
ODD KEGS S;. T.Olll-. in:.] Ciui-innati AA’hite Lead
Am XFN_F —On baud ami bir *ule by
July 3- GEORG EC. STROTHER.
fi Ai 3 Boxes Window Glass—(Assorted stzesj on
, B M" H. lainj ai d for sale by
! J" , i 'i 3 ’ „ GEORGE C. STROTHER.
W Ctiiililc Soap—On hand Hii«i for bv
July 3. f EORiJE C. STROTHER.
(» Baskets Olive Oil—On Kami and for sale by
9 J,, ‘V 3 - GEORGE C. STROTHER,
i OZ?-. sulph. Quinine—On hand ai d for sale
* •'>' July 3. GEORG EV. STROTHER.
d •>•’ *’*• Qs* en C,ty Varnish—On hand an.i for sale h*
~* r J,)1 > 3 GEORGE C. STROTHER.
3 AN BBI.S Bpanish whiting—()>: hand and f'.rsa’.e hy
* " ” July 3. GEORGE C. STROTHER.
7 Ilf. bbls. Castor Oil—fin hand anil for sale bv
Jli, > 3 - GEORG £C. STRO’I I/ER.
CAi Tiox! caution:: c aution:::
W take this occasion to ii.fori 1 the public that 1 have
JR the exclusive Hg.-ney ffor Galena and xif unity,} fur the
sale of the following justly am' descrvcdlv jiupului l am
ilv Medicines :
Gun ti ni trg Medit me*, Dr Swayne’s syrup of rhrrry
Dr YY m B Sloan's Ointment, Dr. Swayurn’s Vermifuge,
“ “ “ Coud’n pow’r, Dr Trask’s Magnetic Omt’nt.
Dr. Mvers sarsaparilla, Roake’s lodine Liniment,
Dr.AillmanV li.-ur tor.ic, Dr. Bragg’s remedies,
Dr. Chanipioti's ! i!N, 1);. Merchant’s gargling oil.
Dr Bristol - N. A B. liniment, Dr. Marshall’s utt rinr cath.
ALSO-ON H A YD.
Perry Davis’pain Killer, Dr Cb.islm’s .Magnet.r Belts
, and F inii', 'wain’s Fan .ecu. Jay tie’s medicine*, W(star’s
Balsam, Howand’s Tonic Mixture, etc . etc., for sale by
GEORGE C. STROTHER,
YY holesale and Retail Druggist,
j.' 3 No. 196 Mam st. Galena.
11. NEYVHALL fie CO..
YY holesxi.e Deai.i ks in Dittos, McotnxES Chemi-
C.xi.s. Painys, On.s, Y *.tiMsHfs and Dxc-.-Tt rrs,
YVinooxx tiu-s Slltl Pvttv, GI.AS-WXRE, l’En
rntiiiv, Fi.m B.lxl*, Fixe Ilxirt, i’oorit,
P XI NT and YY tu tew * si. 1 !tt i snr s.Fiti 11
G Xt'D'.N )li:d I i.oxv ;;k See 0- . Ki a-
CICxI. IN.'TRI MKSTS, Sr.tfc'',
pNorys, Patent Mkoi
-1 t.'tNKs, Pike YYimis, etc, for Mi.mnsti. rtvposEs,
Fancy Ymici.e*, si I 'r 1 xks. I.tneb and C. Ae Pa
\ rtn. Goi.d ai d stele Pens and stationery',
(■'•Eli nnd Tin Foil., at d a rri at variety
of other unifies.
j Tl. s - tin oldest Drug ( stablisbuicnt north / the Illi
; nets river. YY c have done business in tins city since
1-27 i'liy-it tans tud Mercliantg always fin! ut ihis
110 -e I’uesk ami l NADi't.TF.itATEn Mt dicires, and of
the 11 ft st qt xi.try. 1 urcUascrs are invited to examine
our clock, it- ,t i> ,argi 1 111 an uny otH» rin tin Nortlixx rst,
ami xxt believe our prices will contium to he satisfactory
to any who may trade with us.
Galena, November, 1851. s*39-ly
YV K ; A l, Li MI UUk
Galena, Illinois.
rati if s*t:bs •: ;!>« - having < oinpleted their new steam
* Yldl nicer fit- aiiove name, situated below the
lower Hridgt in the city of tialeila, beg leaxe to call ine
attention 11 dealers ic. Minnesota, to their stock ofEioi r
always on h tc.tl. In :iiy t o: t'cleftt that they \»dl be ait.
t > supply uttuit iij on a- l ive, tilde, if not mor< favorable
terms tifin any mill xxliicii has suld flour to the up
eountrv.
F. HEMPSTEAD A GO.
Galena, March 17. 1851. 2-51.
GKO. FURL UPON,
rn.l retnil dt uii r m Hardware and
▼ v ( ut.lery, fast Steele, Nails, Mechanics' ai:d Mil
l ets’ tool. Hot'eaml Ft.ruling luipUnie.its.No. ytl Main
street, Galena, 111. I —tf
If. F. M’( LOSKEY,
nHIOI.ESAI E (iriK'ir, Forwarding and Commis
sion Merchant, anil titmrtl Steamboat Agent,
No S> 1 cvee. ill. The attention of buy ers is
t ttlh'l to my stock ol tiroi »r,t -, lTovi-ious, etc., etc.
Hating received by I tte i.rrtvais front N.« Yoik,Bos
t')U, New Orleans and r-t. Louis, which ir. addition tinny
former stock, reiiti. .s my assortment complete. 1 -kail
rout nut' to receive inulilional sliipu e-.ts fi olll time to
time, dt.riiig navug.ition, tin r> by enab i tg me to have a
; fre.-li and full st.u k flir ugltoul the season, and lobe able
at till limes, to ti I orders at the lowest market rat s.
I 'l’lie He riving at.d Forwarding Business, shall in eve
ry iactsuce Fnxe my persoi a' attention, by which, des-
I aich and care will be guarantied, and the expense of
Storage and Hrayitge as much a- possible avoided.
I h. I assitrtd that n.t facilities ai 1! long experifnee in
t!.c tdnimissioti ami I'urxxariling liu-in. ss, enable me to
warrant i ntirt stiti-lm tioii to atiy that may lßvor me
with tlicir patronage.
Liberal Gash advarres will be made on Pro<ilice ard
Merehamh-e siiipped to rut foi *»!>• in tliis market. Fat
ticular am 1 1 uni will be paid to the piirciiuke of al! Rili
•ies not in my line.
1 Yget t for a Galena and Sr. Lot:;* and Galena aril
St. Pi u! PACKET LINE OF STEAM I R>.
H. I M’CLOSKEY.
Galena, April 1, 1e52. I—tf
RErLRI.NCES.
P. Chouteau, Jr. A * *>., New Y ork,
1 oin.z, 'it rlit.g fy Co., 1 ittsburgh,
...its 13 ck a- (>.. Cliicago,
liiitigi or l.t xx i-, Detioit,
Kay, Kciih V C 3)., 1 ilicil.llTti,
t houteuii iV V .l i<., St. I.ouis,
James t urn r A- Co., Gait 1,3,
1 Slilitnan ff Rood, “
IS St. RPRIN (i TUA DK. 1 s >.».
Stork of rit h Fnney tit! Staple Goods st
1 T th* \ v. Store, op jostle the Ametican. Having re
ccivivl by late arrivals a largt assortineut ol ENGLISH,
1 Hi MU AND AMERICAN (;f)t)|)S, rotr:privrg a
romnji tc assortment of the nt west and mt>st beautiful
artieh - lor tlie Spring and .->.lll m« r tri.tle; a!l of which
nrc now ready fur exhibition ami sale, and Will be ofler
,<d v the loxve.-t in trkt t prices, at xvli desale aud retail.
• In tins (-tt ii'iv. a.-sertment, max iie si eti slmo.l . very
article ustrally found in the best I»ry Goods eslabli-h
--tnenls, and also many m w and sjdemiid st- les o' goods
not to lie loittid e,s. \vliere; they having been selected
xxitU care and expressly for this market. Purchasers
are remiiuied. that in addition te our Rit H STOCK of
Staple and Fancy Goods, we at all ir.ts k< (p ft Urge
vaiiety r,| ( arpftings and Floor ( lotus of r.i' thi nexv
aud varioi's styles; a!-o, a complete 1 -.-ortu > nt v f la
dies’missis and elo ulrenshoes. YY c woc’d tespect
fully invite our friends and pur.hasers < f Dry Gooss, tu
an 1 aily examination of our euit.. -lock, assuring them
that every exertion xx II lie mailt to n utter the hi.sjnt.sa
calls of our friend- both agreeable ur t profit ib\'.
D. H. HOLM FB.
Gal us, April 27, 1852. 3—3 m
LUMBER FOR SAKE.
rgNlir. undersigned will it,form the > itizens ofSt. raul
uL and it- vicinity, that lie i- oju tiing a Lumber Y art!,
1 m nr thi Shingle I a< lor) on Jac on n At Seventh streets,
[ aitd is | tt j. tied to till ordt .» I»r ali kind* of Luiab. r « n
the shorn-t not te. Tims* wishing i.tin:lter of ony dc
-1 st 1 iption, laths or -biitglcs, would do well to call.
3; Tcm.s (asy, one Half up and the Lalauce on the
. dclixcr' of the I.untber.
i. \v. n vs.B.
\t< nt for the St. Anthony Mill Co.
St rant, July .li. M.II. 1.7-if
T 41112 siihsenbers xx i*!i to inform the citizens of Min
nesota, that they have loealed themselves perman
1 cntiy in Minnesota, and are prepared to buy, impri v*,
. and s< II farms ami ttiwu property, also to take conlraris
.for molding and making othn improveintTitc. They
now have a xalu-J Ii farm for sale (about miil-xvay be
tween St. Paul 11 .d I . tut Douglas*,) containing £2O
acres,77 of xxliich acres arc xxill tin,brrtd, tbe balance
smooth prairie, of the best quality, about 2u ru r<, miner
inipruYt uk nt, oi.e frame house, n.t d go ui spring of xva,
ler. 13 r further particulars, enquire of
Y\ G.I.rW C, Si. Paul,
1 Or to tbe subscriber* on the premises,
J C. At YV. YV. ELLISON.
April P, 1-72. *l-tf
YV. H. STIKK.YIAV -V CO.,
No. 3, Rolx rt- -Bit ot, have on band,
25 bbls. Geniton Ajiplc*.
15 do Dry do
5 do Burkwlieat Flour,
25 do Onions,
160 F Heads pihnu; winter Cabbage,
> boxes lscinoti*.
And every thing found 111 the Grocery line: which will
lie sold for c tsh h* low as unx house in Saint Paul, (.'all
am. 5,... YV. H. STILLMAN A CO.
{ Attention, Merchants and llosiness
Men.
1411 E subscriber offer* Ins services to « io*e and draw
ofT balance sheet* ol book* entrusted to his charge,
xx ith neati’css and fide lily ; also, open new -ets. Charge*
moderate. Apply to YV. S. COMBS,
Practical Bookkeeper and accountant, next door to
Farrington’*. „
BLANK BOOKS.
DAY t BOOKS, Journal*. Ledgers, Record*, and every
size t f memorandum Books, for sale by
VV. S. COMBS.
C«i S». Anthony and Capitol Sta.

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