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GALENA AND SAINT LOUIS FRID A V
PICKET.
FRAME eniiielr row nod «|>lcndhl pus- A
Jl aeuger puck*t HM .VE I 'l'Jj g
CIUKLM tI.VIIUt t, Xi ":t, will IfHVO ,
Gi.l* ua for St. l.ouS n ! iiilcimodialt *{yOTl* I
ports, tverj Frida' evening at 6 o’rto'k; returning, !
will leave Sl. 1 OUI. «v«ry Timilay evening hi 4 o’* loci.,
pfmiiw InWt 'i tin Nominee bom Sl. Paul, will »1- ;
ways arrive r.t Galen. in nrar lor the Brunette, and will
h«v« m> delav in going below.
The Brunette is second to none in hernrrangrnicni* and
accommodations for the r.otnl'ori iiid safety of Passengers:
and, for speed, in net eqnallr l h\ any bo«t on the l*ppc:
Mississippi STILLMAN it ROOD, Agents.
jui*4. In y
KEOl’l.t R G A LENA A > 1» SA I NT PA LI.
PACKET TWICE A WEEK.
THE superior and *u ift running pas- . m||m
aengrr steamer X\’E-*T NEH TON, & ■AwwJ-aflii
Hsaats, Master, will leave Ht. i’.iul lor
Galena ami all intci'lOed.aie polls, «n k«Vi< m+;¥&**
Wedaesdavs at 9 oVIm k A. M., an.l Saturday'* at 0 o'-
;clnik. For freight or passage applv on board, or to
11. V TERRELL, Agent.
, JulO 6-lf
Democrat and M.unt sntuin please copy and aeml hill
to host.
ARRANGEMENT I OK it»f!
G A l.£ V A AX!) >1 IX V ESOT A.
I SITED STATUS MAH. LINE.
Coronating of three first c, «»* boa'.*,
NOMINEE, (.apt. o Smith.
BEN CAMPBELL, Cant. M. W. Loivwick.
DH. FRANKLIN, Capt R. Hi akci.i
Leaving Galen i,
The Nominee. Capt. O. Smith. Monday* at la n’lmk.
Die Dr. Franklin, Capt. 11. Blakely, AAednesdaya,nl
12 n't lock.
The Ben ( iinpbell, Capt M. XV. I.odwirk, Fridays,
a! 12 o’clock.
The stave Boats will run regulaily during the erstii qj
*b«snn. Having th Mail Contract, th. ir pinictality can
he relied on. They xv.;l remain in st, 1 aul-nflii ieutly
long to enable passenger* to visit the Fall* of Sitiiit An
thony .
or speed and accommodation, these Boat* are iinsnr
pa »*. I. and every alt* i li'ui \ :.i he p**'d to Passing rs
anil Freight. They will have put < tuaFv it! lie hour
■Mlild.—’l lie Nominee \i ill in ile llie tn,i so as not io
be « in on Sunday *.
C lods sli ap.d to tt. A; »>nt* at st l.'Hns iii c i’< na, to
go I y this line, wfil in to*w irrleit fr* < i I r!i nge.
Galena liem r 111- e: in .‘li of the git itl iti unughfar**
leading XX ,-t 'am ■ i t'hir . a mi Mllivauiia, ne.irlv
all liie u.ivel from th. 1 .-‘Ward, d, ,-tun .1 lot th- I'pjicr
ii, takes pi's-.a ,• |>\ Sti amh. .1 from this point.
Also, ue..rly all ill" Mriiuibnai* on the Southern trade,
fr.'in St l.ouis i,..; i 'h, orts below, come inlo this
port for reabipment for pi mt* above.
AC-.M S.
K. F. Sn-s St Louis. Nelson, Gilbert A Co.
8. 11. Campbell, A ft ~ Nelson’s Landing.
C ilcnt. i R. Read, ).: k> Pi pin.
G R. XA’est, Dubujin. J. flr rt/a'll. Point Hot.glass
k. M. I angworlb). do., Churchill A .V Is n,
A. MeCrtsor, Stillwater.
X! Gregor’s if deg.J. XX. Ilalieoek, Si Paul.
B. XV. Uriabots, P.dt; C li.n.S. H. Sargeanl, do.
F. D Cowles. I.aii-mg Russell A It" i * . Anthony.
Campbell A. Smith, Jas. Peck A Co..Chin.go.
La Crowe.
Si. Paul, March li, JttC.2. 47-tf.
Sl'. IdHIIN, GALENA, l»l Itl *AI e 7 ST.
C A I'L, ST. PETERS ANT) ST. CROIX
PACKET.
T l ' 4 * flne, anbstaii’ial, spfe and
fist running «ti’•no Lv.cUior,
nti-tn tr- riern d'ome t'.*• winter, hn.r .igain taken her
rtypiUr place in the t - r Mis-is.- , trade.! .-tween Sl.
laMli. and St. Peter* i -tuediale • u un, Thi*
• •oat i* well koivn on t'’is river, uni i- >, -etol'.rß. her
n'hrer* an owl it» are del mimed that i >• i > ell'-irt s'mll
be .ii i on their narl lr> i,.-,ire the utii'iel ■ 11, -t ami
lakti o |*aaaeti)ter*, aad full aat . < : > ■- i-rs.
'l* oik'll for p 'is, ivt- I.iij.i- ii> kiro-t ,\ueut on
r•• t: tislUeb* to tile rit a i 111 tote in * i»« t ~. n .
1 - r frright or pa-..*.-. - , up; ly on h0.n.1.
Auenta at Si. i'B'il—i F. Trace and XX i • Conr>t,-ns.
I—tf
TIIE SAIN T PA l L
a dnWV Ties « erh new steainboat, nearly o
ft «J» nJjdj r th< -si/.!- ci tin h.olu k Facketb and
w:m on - cijuel to i
regular fialcim and St. Paul trade, tile rnsuing sea-on.
man g two trips per .v it possi: lo Tht Saint l’mi
will he hard to beat. T tino sol arriv-ti and di ;-ar
* tire of tins bom. will he announced ns -non as regular
trip* ar* commenced. M. K: HARRIS. Master.
Feb. 21, lr.>2.
R EGI'LA K PA< KET F OR ST. LOl IS.
AND IN I KRUI.UIATE Pt»UTS.
f 1 -fSv The l ew and splendid passen-
La c* - r Sleiuner ‘‘(IOLDF \ I I!\,"
.Hiat'i lit:a >id. t ommaml. r, 1
s^rijr.« nmciiii-.! li.-r nj- r
r* tks ■ Vi c. i, j y trip* between Caleii
St. Louis, h dvi-.y Ca.tna e\• ry Mondat evening at t
o'* io it. and St ! - o- l ..'ay n c ii. gat 1 o’clock. The
<.<•!!' t; Era Im« lu < n ti':. cl a| with w.ry regard to tile
ty uid eonifort n lier pusc ; .» and !, r Statt
Kno'i.s nn aloo:i« art ! . hed ,th i h jai't and p o
vidte.l with urn i:<iJ rov ( nicnt. For fiel.-ht t-r passage,
m f!\ on boitru < r lo
J Mi:.< CARTER A CO., Agents,
Galena, April 21, ihs2. 2—if
NOTH f: ~ ,
7o the passe’iea *vf !h> S. tl fiov. Rainsey.
and the trartlliiip: jmbiir gt ne^ally.
ON and after Wednesday tlie 12th inst., a c.oniforta- i
We U. S Mail Coach will leave Sauk Rapid* for
Fort Ripley every XV<«:i-, »d.iy morning at 7 o’clock, 1
reiurn-ng in time to in. et :hc boat at - ink Ran-Js every
katurday. Should tlf*re be passeng. rs for the F'ort or
intermeiliaU points on th arrival <d the boat on Kridav
afternoons, a stac-. will Ic.tv* on Saturday morn ng a' l
7 o'clock, returning in time to meet thi boat on Wed
nesday mornings. Passengers will be. conveyed to t'o
house of XV. F. I'orhr lt, near the steumboat landing,
where they can be a. comm "dated.
J. XV CORBF.TT
Sauk Rapids, May 7 i i. 5 if
Denim-rat copy.
ROCK ISLAND Pbl NDIU AND .XIA
i him: shop.
FERiihS It l FOR I> k HO.. 1
||ANVFiCTTRER.<) of Mean! renames. Water-
Wheels, Mtb C> iriag, R .ry Snvvs, Horse pow
ers, job work, et . rtc. \’.l ord« isproinptlv exectin«i.
R«*k iH'aiid. .May 1, ! d. ' 5 tf
W II I T N KPS
1)10 l Fait Hi: \ V GALLERY,
ly (tonne nriLDLYd,
(':n ::ir of 77. it tah! Ct /ar fil.tr!.:. Bt. rant
TBXIIIS Esiddi-hmenl bull by the proprietor ex-
I presi ly lor taking
D.AGf ERKEOTI PF«,
Aad i- furniehed with the h«>'. Inrtruments, Apparatus ,
and Ct’.< iidcal.s. stir, an e\te:tsive assr»rtment of stock.
Tie ABHvxf.rvt6.vr or I.ioiit is NEW. and believed to '
hr seer utoK to any othi r l"r prodm it g nnilornily bold
p'cti res. No patiis will or spared to give satisfaction to
th«'»e .vhotimy favor ;!><• proprietor with their patron
age. Paintings, Em r*vic ■ end Dagnerrcm. pes, copied
in the best mam or. Fa ! !ar aiteittiou paid to taking ‘
likenesses of sick or J. e.i-.-d p» -i ns.
Instructions given it. . Vrt.
Stock and A, pa.uti-s Jo ~i,.
The publi* are tv -pci ti. ,i. mv in i! in cni! and - \are ; ne '
apeciiiicni. j £. WIIITNEV. ;
November, lc’l. -jy,
MIEKII’F’S SALE.
T f.unoiiv or Xli\,vr-ot v, )
« e .ill; of \X u'hiiipto i, i •
■«>X’ vii lno of ei ■ cent., u ,"i.ei' out ol <nd umlyi lie
MB seal *4 *ls 1 triet Court of t oi Wash
ingio.i, in tb. * I nst Jts.lt' iii mu. lot s * 1.1 Territory,
audio rnt dir.'ted, upon jud* incut re ii»re(i b. aid 1
t.oirri ou the third unv oi .1 u<. 1> 1-02, ~i ai< arttou
"If te’n l lit'stian Sib; i e ptHiutih'uiid Joim Vh lis
i> it u ' tin, in is\ox : id | liitUfT lid a ust the s.uo
■ • nd nt, I hitvi on • ditrenth day . i iv. ;•
1 .id, lev ltd upon the I d .w.ng described prunises, via- j
l»i 2 -l.ii.g ivt 111 » .tsi sidi oi Main atrei I, oil Ihe south ,
line of-vlial is ummoiily < edit I tlter *• Vii prop-rty,” in
the l'w ii or vi’.lag l of Slip a..t * r, Ihti.ei i.oi thwnrdlv
• ion. in.- east Him >f at d Mala atrt t fort (40) feet, :
thri.ee e.vsterl' mu line paraiie! with l)ie su'd south line
of the said ‘-Vail property to the l;iKe, tlience -outlier- ‘
ly ufong the liiae slior - to Hit- soul it line of the mid !
“X'aii ptopeny.” llrein e westerly along the snid iiiu* to
the place of Itgi'iuiug, lo ing the s. ith forty fat') feet of ,
lot number ten (10) iu h'.ock number twenty -< ig!it i 2“) .
in the town or village o. Stillwater, with the build in s’ 1
thereon situated. u»*t:r"< ol mid putted by Hi rvey Win
sou, E» ;., as appear* ol record in the office of the Reg- i
later of Deeds ot Washington county, in the Terntoiy i
of Minnesota, with nil the appurtenances thereto belong
ing; writicli pr ipert) t shall sell at public aiieiiou to tire
highest bidder, for t ush, on Friday the thirtienth . av of
August. A. 1). 1*52 i.l io ■■ ■ itu'k in the fort i oou of t'uit
tiny, at the > dice oj the 'it risier oi Deeds, in ritillw airr |
in sard cutuiiy of XVadiingUni, to r.:iti-ly san! , \rcution.
XVin. c. 1 FINNV,
ffherifTtif XX'imhingtou countv, M T
Dated at Stillwater the loth day of June, A. I>. l-;>2. j
10-bvv
NOTICE.
AFI’LILAI ION h.iviue in ■ n made ter the Froliatc
Court fiir the county . l Washington, lor ietltrs of
afiuudsiraliou tin the estate of J.lines Hickman, tlec’u.,
ls«r of Stillwater in s*..j county. ] hereby give notice '
i:.at on Saturday the Cth day of July uast,' at rnv titi-1
ill b.tld to.VH til Stiliw Jler. i- the Line ami place lix«d (or
hearing and docidn.g ou llte same.
Harvey wilso.v,
Judge ol I’robtite, XViisltiiigtou (Yiuntv.
Stillwater, June IS, 1t.12. i»*r. fe« »?2 30. J |.y_|w J
JL'BT received on ctni-igru..cm. a Rood uri.cTe ut Vreah
butter, which we will all cheap for cash.
1 . E. CIH I.INS,
Auction and Couini’n. Merchant, .
ju24. Third at. bcl Jackson, op. Min. Omflt.
JUST received a lot of bedstends, for sale < heap for
cauh by I’, fe. COI.UNS, j
Auction and Commission Merchant.
ju24. Third sl. In 1. J:u ksoi , oj». Mill. t),itflt. j
SPIRITUAL KNOT KINGS IN S T. I* \pp
HAVE atlvis.d me to author /. c 1 iuinnn M. s
take applications ior lleu.itit lnaui»u< e, in ' le >i c j
chauic’s Union Aeaociation, of <springUeid, .Mas*. '
A. J. WHITNEY,
JcM-10-tf. General Xgcr.t f,r Mir.tmsuta. |
M liolctiitle unil Kelnil.
SAINT ANTUOXV STORE-
Y.»|N STr.kbT, ST. ANTIIOIVV, OSPOSITE THIS TALI 8.
• j nimble Minepen e fs better than a flout Skilling.'
FBXIIE nmJ<uaigi.etl respectfully announce* to the cili
! Jl lens of St. Anthony, mid the upper country, as well
n.s those who live ill Sl. I'aitl, (if they Want to get goods .
cheap.) that lliey arr now prepared to exhibit one of the j
largest ami best sclented assortments of Good* evci bro’l ;
I into Minnesota. The stm kctailaina manv new and l>emi
-Itil.il siyles, ail having been seieitvi ill the Eastern ritics
with the talc lo suit the market of Minnesota, 1
which thiy will scil on the most reasonable terms. TUr
following may be loiiiul among their
DRV GOODS.
i Ida *, due, brown, olive and green broadcloth* ; doe
I -kin. . uo>ir.ieie*, Ratinctti-, uiejiiimn of all colors mid
‘ . qualities; i-lgucca lustres, ebaegtide al|iaecas ; black, '
cltanguble i.ud ilgurcd silk*, muslin de laines ; French, 1
I F.ngllah and American prints; lawn* of ail kinds; white,
i red, green and yellow flannels, birdseyedu. for children's
t wear. bn vvn and bleached sheeting* ami shirtings of ail
I , the d.flVrerit qualities; bed ticking; blue, brown, white
- i and ntixoti drills, hickory stripes, cottouade*, canton
flannels, apron checks, batting, wn.ltltng and xvieking, j
Irish linen of sli valid its; black muslin, crape, veils, etc.
of different colors; f.iril.eye, Scotch and Russian diaper;
1 brown Lucii ami different varieties of table covers . oi)
j doth, do., do ; vestings, nl! kinds of cravats. Scotch uud
\imricAii ginghams French do., hernged’hiiiie. sti vdiila
-ilk, crajic, and difli it ut v at:« tics ol shawl*; brown hoi
lands, linen ( Jills, hucksbiick, cta-h, Kentiiekv )c;»n>, '
grass cloth shirts; muslin, s\v as. lisle thi. id .tin! linen
eilgois* hi. I iiisciln es. glovt s, 10.-iery, ul.iin and border
«<l Miiihrie--, linen c tmhric liiiiii'ker. tnef-,, l .nmet, cap
and net k ribbon pink blue ami ... m <l. mibri ■ Imij ii
gingh'i n, Itali tn iustre, poplins, cobncil beige, oi dcur
lustre, )'.irk»..tilt, plain :i.:d ul.nd - !k and gii iliiiin p.ir
a- ds, fringes, pimp, umbrellas, et. .el .
A i.trgi lot oi REA DY-M \ l»F t I < iTIHNtJ, inaniif .i'
' lured expressly for lliis pi > v‘. Itom-ami Shfa'>, Hats.
I t’aps, any quantity of straw good*, all t.iiit< U lor tins
) market!
FAMILY GROCERIES.
j Java, Rio, and St. Domingo coffee, chocolate cocoa,
, hlnck tea. hiiperi.il do., young and old hyson do ; ginger,
~ cassia, mustard, sugar, pepper, spice, nutmeg*, in ice,
ketchup*, pepper-sauce, ' love*, raisins, entrants, rice,
, sonp, sniif)'. in.'igo, dried apples ami peaches, chewing
’ and smoking tobacco, codfish, ha us, shoulder* and side
j, bacon liour, «.m* and corn, beans, juirk and lard, lamp
~ | oil, lope, mola.sses, con fat fionaryof nil kind*, silcr.itus,
v slarcli, citulles.
n i lit tft w vlay* rhev will have a lot of paints and
ily e-stntl* spirits of turpeiititlc. a) ilitd, butter, cheese,
r ' etc.,«.tc.
s! HARDWARE.
ir I Mill *.' w « in.l ff'. s. s ti' 'i on*, coffi e mills shovels and
~ si’ades, Siiumons’ :• \vt>. a genuine mi;ic'e; hoc*, o.iil* ••!
every variety, locking gla«-rs, vvitnb v gl.is*. hi: ves and
o i forks, pocket and pt-:t knives, co, . ev :n 1 joiner t0..:-.
' guns, bo h single I don de han't is v ith a full assort
s : mei t ol liarilvv "re.
v X 1. r.i ot ■ ! t lit tCKF.KY will be opened in a few
r da\-.
. ( • •mbs. from 10 cents to 00, of ill kinds from th"
‘t 'fit ft' the budiilo at. i shell, (■••nsisting ••! the tuck, side
ai:d round tombs, fine ivory md biillalo and English
and dressing tlo.
Cl.orKS—l4 different patterns from $2,00 to .>21.00
-together with a lut of
YANKEE NOTIONS.
IT/’l.t lie* and <jt ntlemen arc solicited to call and c\-
, amine th- goods tor themselves.
J. If. STEVENS A CO.
. . St. Anthonv, June 26, lfe’sl. 10
MARSHALL & CO’S
D holosalc Grocery a»nl Iron Store.
IN' connection with our stock ol j*i.ioo Ikon, we
offer ii larg.- *ttK'k of Groceries and I'ruvisioiis. XVe
would call llte Htteulion of up-ctmuiry uierc iaiits, and
• retail tiealcr* gennraliy to our sttu k, which embrace*'
x every th.ug. Liquor* exiepted, in the Gtocery uud l'ro-'
v isien line.
l! Wc propose selling fur c-tsli at Galena market prices.
■, adding eost of transportatii.il, and la-l e' e that we e.r.i
i -apply boauiing-hoase keepci* and bin,die* on as g.jt .l
y ifims a.- tile; can purchase below.
i (Lit site k has been sidecled with care, so that >ve can
vv tati a x i Ihe nu lily of all art.ties sold !• e.-.
S' I <( 4 Rt ’oininoit llrt.wn. Reli’.eJ, A, It and C.
I ntshetl ai d low fiend, bv the bain 1, at
r MARSHALL A Co’s.
\llfli \NSE.N—!Ii hirer's syr’-p. ,-'.iea' house nto!
1 I*l t’lnntation. at MAR.SIIALL A Co’s.
, M <OLDE\ Nl RUIN in 10-gailou kegs, for fami
wJf lies, .u M. Co’s.
COFFt E an i TEAS, of rverv kind, nt
M A Co’s.
LXLOC R~Ja*per, Extra ui.J superfine, a:
, ■fi .xt A- Co’s.
0 R(IRK~' lear M< just put up last week, a supe
-1 M rior artit le for lannlies, nt M<y Co's.
SkI«T— Of everv kind and in anv qunntit', at
Mly Co’s. !
; d KlL~t.in.«ecd, ICeachtd, Lamp and I nrd Oil, nt
| ® W M 4 Co’*.
r d'l y X DLES—ftperm. Sinr and Mould, at
Mif Co’s. |
LF.AD, Turpentine, Futty, Whiting and
, T v iaimpbiack, at XI if Co’s. 1
mmriNDOXX (,'iss nrd Noli*, Tobacco, Codfl-h.
▼ » Mackerel. Rutter and Cheese, \x*-, < 'lock*. < rn 1
• Baskets. Looking (.!x-sc«, < ro Bars, Ruck Mits, Grain
xlioveS, < off be Mills, l'erciisMwii Caps, Log Chains,
f Ifrooiiis. Craekers. \ve Helves, ano aliiio-t every (hing I
t tli n t :ii be named, including I'lnw? and I’enpt ismici, !
<"■■■ sal« nt M \RSHALL a Co’s.
. 8 iitit I't.ul, October, 1* >I
rilF.AI* l I'll S r rOßF'. \V HOLES ALE
\.VD RE FAIL.
CROi Eli IF .- . PIJOX HUNS II Ullt XV ARE. ROOTS,
rillOFi!*, II XT'- C\l S ( I (‘THING, FaINTM. i
010,01 XSS, FI It NIT I HE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
rj|XH E SI.OCRIItF’K by bite arrival*:* now in re- i
> M. teipt and opt tiing in hi* new Store on St. Anthony
, Street, near the '‘American House,” i large and most !
eon plete assortment of the above-named Goods, which ]
j will positively be sold ai Inxv* r priecs for cash than ever |
, before offi re<l in thtv place His ei tire slock was si lcct
! fd 'vilh great care, and purchased in the Eastern and j
’ S*oil f l»erii markets for C'ash, so that he ran salelv assure !
hi* fr ends and ihe public generally that it will be to
their interests io call before p'irr!in*iiig el>. w here and
, examine hi* stork whira eonsi*ts in pai ln* follow*;
GROCERIES.
f> hhd* N O sugar, 12 chests line Y H Tea, |
12 lilfis tlo 17 caddies line Imperial Tea
’ 15 “ clarified sugar, 25 “ GuitjKiwder do
5 “ < ru«hed tlo 25 boxes XV R Cheese,
6 “ pnlvcrircd do 10 1 Fresh Raisins,
I'l “ N(t do 10 drums “ Figs,
, ■) “ Golden s.fnp, 5 boxes assorted I'nrdv, |
i j bags Rio Coffi e, 2P df7. ! xs e.irdmes,
I 5 “ Java do 20 “ ran* Oysters,
10 1• • iI.- Uice, 5 baskets t >7ixe oil,
10 '* Butter Crackers, b boxes a.-.-orteil I‘ieklcs, '
1* ’* No. 1 Mackerel, 7 14 Tomato Catsup,
I ‘ do Salmon, 3 “ Mn*lirooin do
Iff c <r- Smoked llerri’ig, 3 “ Walnut do
> ■ Cotlfish, 7 “ Ti nper Sauce,
0 •* Table Salt, 5 ‘ lemon Syrup,
I® jcks coarst salt, 10 M Regalia < trars,
: 7 Mixes N Y Mustard, J 2 •* Cub i do
cases do 5 “ I’rincipe do
boxes Ground Pepper, 15 boxes Che" ng Tobacco,
- 1 3 “ Crain do lot* do* stmokii.g Tobacco,
l " Allspice, 50 lbs Macaboy HunfC,
• 2 “ l loves, f> boxes !?. It. Pipes,
2 “ Cinnamon, 15 ” Mnlebes,
1 j H “ Wheat Starch, 5 “ Ginger,
• ; 15 “ No i -’oap, 5 gross Mason's Blacking,
' 2 “ Castile do 3 boxes Ink.
I 2 “ 1 ancy do 10 kegs Rillc Powder,
’ .3 11 Mould Candles, f! do/, car s do
’ 7 “ S;nr do 4h bag* Shot,
Ii 4 ” Sperm do 3()0f! ih s Bar l end,
; *> kb’s Snerm Oil, Itl M Gun Caps,
i 5 •* I.nrd do ldd'-r Broom*,
j 12 Jo* Axe Helve*, 5 *' Shoe l!ru-t|.-s,
I 1 11 Mop llandlea, 5 “ S. rub Brushes,
' i 4 *• Door Mats, 20 “ Bedcorde.
| 10 '• Clothes I ines, ft* “ IViin'i-.l IM
j■' “ < "''fil'd R iCket*, 5 “ Washbnaifis,'
' 2 “ X v .:i do 10 “ Mi i-nree,
■1 bn\. .- <’!„»!;, Pins, 5 coil- Vi.n ill i R.. 0
5 ilo/ Maikel 1! iski 1* 5 do/. XVi.nfi |b,w Is.
The above < numerated (.j.imls cinnpi '- ' inlv a small
portioi' i*f my stock. 1 slinJl keep e* i .-l >.,t• v i.,i hand a '
large quantx <d
I*RO VISION'S,
- ■ h a* hr ms, ahouhlers, l>uttcr,l.- -•!. flour, pork, po it lie.*
apples, potatoes, torn and oats. Al-o,
\X INFIS AND l,K{( OKS,
. onsistir g nl wliiskex, brandy. |H>rt, madi tr», gin, porter
! clnrt < tia.iip.igiie au i abu Also,
CLOTHING,
a eoniplef.' Biifmxtuonuble ussnrtmerit, made up in the
lest man a r, and of the I est material, among whii.h are
overcoat*, dress in.d Ir.nk coats and vims of all kind*,
color.* ami tu> -\ imdi i < loifiing i'l gr*ut vauetv Also,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
: Vl r . hirgo ard vvtll selected as-i rtuient, too numerous ;
1 to miiition. Also,
, HATS AND CAPS,
I cml'rai'.ng all the fall a id winter *ty ••*.
Al-o, a general assortment of Huidwuie, PaiuU. Gins*, i
: Tinware, Cutlery, (*ils, Ac.
i Wt. Paul, Nov. )uSU JOHN FARRINGTON.
F : itESIT .xiEA I. i
I have an arrangement now. for k< < ping fresh meat on
ice, im a winter temperature; and ns 1 shall be m ar- 1
ing. neither of pains nor money , to have tho choicest.
: bed, perk, mutton, lamb, sausagis, nud other varieties, l
|eu«"iiiiirs inuy si id in their servant* or children, for e '
- l-it of it ttderliee, n *teaK. a roast, rr st methin* else that
is ;:oiv . and they sfial! have the lit*; in the strop, am!
ihm est weight. My sh ip, 'l'memher, is on S 1: Aiitliony i
) strt 11, juai a few step* above F’uller’s 3 *it*rv brick.
ma>B7—A»f WM.'xx K 1 l.s.
, b ,„ u TO . STRa NCIEKs ,v st - I*Al 1..
"■liir. -uLktfilmt hss proTirfeii for tin iMvovnuirtiulion
M of iMisrders; both t-y tin- day and by the week, with
or With< It 'o '-ing—: • very mo..< rate prices hgain
lor theGs'ena House, ai .he first building oil Huberts
, stri ct above Third, opposite XX'mueA Coolev’s Clothing
j (W- j tii7-s-lv Wa. TBIJSaONK
FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!!
THE ‘‘Old Altm” continues to dispense ‘‘aid and com.
but” b» the unfortunate, trsual, at me Fsm' Pul :
' sgenev.
CAPITAL STOCK, *3000.000.
Tiiom.is A. ItBACk, Pres’t 8.1. I.okmi* f»ec v
„ . R R. NELSON,
’ _ “- ;! 0v Aeeit for Minnesota Tertfory.
: ICE.
IN the days of Dive*, i. e wa* evidently not in m*. nr ,
that gentleman would have called for it, instead of
lor a drop of cold water; for not only will it t 00l the
j parched tongue of thv invalid, but it will give life ami
animation to all. Iced water is alone At for drinking '
Then, how can you keep y our butter, vour cucumbers'
j y our milk anil . ream, and y our fresh meat.. 00l vv itlmut
, ice? You cun have it, every morning delivered to vmi ,
warranted sweet and fresh, at i vt r\ >m*:i advance o I '
j the actua! eost of manttfu •tiiru.g, r.| .
I tua’.7 (t-tl) CHARLES SYMONH. 1
New Goodi and New Prices, at the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.
PULLER ha* ,iu»t opaned for exhibition nt his
NEXX BHD K h'i'OUE, directly (>ppo.ite hi* old
slaud, a large and splendid assortment oi Dry Goods.
Clothing, ludian Good*, Hardware, Cutlery, Glassware
mid Crockery, Bouts and rdioes, Hat* and Caps, and ln
! dia Rubber Goods; with every article usually called for
iii a Western Estsblishment, which he offers at whole
sede and retail, at prices much reduced. Merchants in
! the liulisn trade can find every article they may wish, in
the trade, and with the iissurauce that the charges will
-he moderate and satisl.u tury. Order* cun at all times 1
i be filled to any amount.
To the Ladies, we would *ay, wc have a few pieces nf
i Delaines nud Cashmeres-
I 21) piece* Alpacas Knitting needle*
,50 tio bleached cotton 50,000 sharps, between nod
:20 do wool flannel buckskin needles
•20 do book and Swiss mus- 100 packs pin*
I IHls, a «up’r article 100 iloreu redmg and Ivory
- 23,000 yards prdit*, the best combs
assortment ever brought 25 d/. *t issors, *np’r article
to the Territory 200 dot while and assorted
' 2 bules sheetings spool cotton
1 do drilling 100 ibs skein cotton
2 do bed ticking silk and twist, bees wax,
2 do* Ray State shuivla Tape and silk hrade
A few do/, lo liosc mitts, xvristlets and chii-
Lisle thread, cashmere mid dteit’s gloves
s'lk gl.ixis, a bxv |r! iiil Cotton wndding
llnsey . a splendid aiti, !c of Dmnn.-k and brown linen
silvered button- for trim- table cover*
miiig dresses Hair brushes, pla n and in
-50 piciu - bin ii hilkfs l iiil with pi irl
Gimps toil Iringi-s I !i«■»’-m.l clijldicii’s shoes
Linen ribbons Ladies’ lined ru.iber over*
XVooleu yarn shoes
•GENTLEMEN’S WEARING APPAREL.
•700 cloth, beaver aim pilot 100 dosen hickory diirts
over co,i.s ICO do over do (wil'd linn,
i 10 dor. French ami German 20 lo under do
cloth coat* 50 do twii’d flan drawer*
100 cloth, (tweed. Je an and 5 do driver’s frock*
I satlinet sin ks 30 tlo Saxony wrappers
i 30u blue and black monkey merino and i ib’d shirts
; jacket* 30 dos merino, ribbed tuid
! 300 long green jacket* scarlet nb’d drawers
500 pr black and firin') cris.s. 100 do* stip’r seamed socks
j and doeskin pants 10 do Mack silk cravats
lo;io pr heavy lined, all .-i/.es 50 do silk hilkfs
and colors ]0 do storks and scarf*
10 dot black satin vest 25 do hti. bosoms iV col.
12 ” li ;■ black c 1 ith 25 do l»iU'k gloves .V nuts
I 3 " corduroy vests 12 do cashmere nud silk
3 ‘‘ lion skin do gloves
23 *■ hcjvy winter v--st* 3 dozen dressing gowns
12 “ white shirt* Kip, calf and tltiv k boots
10 “ line calico shirts Iru-h linen
2 • ‘* - o'liuu ii dt* Broadcloth and cnssimere
UuM i overshoes Satinet mid dintskin
do overall* llluck satin
do sack coats Black silk velvet and serge
do pea jacket* Officers’ rubber coals
1X1)1 X N GOODS.
G. v and xvliite list am. s ar- s> ar!et and white b. inkt ts
j let stroudiug lis Ii -hooks and lines
T -i'l'ot. rihlmu u.d worsted Gilt bt,lions,coarse and fine
binding comb*
Scalping and r irtouch V'nifi- 1-2 axes and hn.ni axes
I’i lots, it \ olv •isam - B.iw u t hinrse v i runl'ii
| Knives Yt i'vv ochre, chrome yad’w
( aiiioriiia u -d Buena X nud green in papers
• Knives Iron spoons and ladle*
I Rocket and Congress Knives llrtdlcs, martingales and
I Powder flasks A. gun u,.riu* surcingle*
C'od-linc',xlurgioii .it gil’ng Spike gimlet*
1 twine Rut and beaver traps
GROCERIES AND H4KDW4RK.
I Rio and .lava Coffee Steel pen* and blacking
Young Hyson, Imperial ami Currycombs and brushes
Shustmng leas of a sup) S'io-, ejo h and hair brushes
quality Knives ami forks
Regalia, Principe ar,d Cuba Carving, butcher atui long
segars buffalo Kl ives
Rebut d lard ;-ml fl-h-oil Pur. otlur and doth caji*
Fine cut chewing and si ok- A tine and large as.-ortinent
i ;ng tobaci w of silk hat..
1 -setiee of pepperniiut limit's and Collins’ axe*
( Us tor oil CvarJines, lobsters, (lam* A
Maynard »X Noyes’ i;.k pickle*
i CROCK Ell I AN'l> GLASSWARE.
!•' ru'iH" ry tea -■ ts 30 flernng light b'ir and
(■ do/en do tea spangled set*—a complete
43 do pi U> *, as-’.l s./.c-i nssottincut of the above
"i do il-'hcv i dna pits for breakfast, dim..r and
Midbirry saure tureens nud tea
boat* 100 fancy teas
ilo butter and t list ard pi lies 1 <>:* dor.cn c c ph-.li s
dc> flowing pitcher. A ba.-iiir 5b do tumblers
Sauce plait s 25 do glass lamps
Decanters and fancy mugs Japanned spittoons and bed
match safes, jacket lamps lamps.
With a thousand other articles too numerous to mon
, tii i'. Persons wishing to purchase goods, will find it
pr fUabh- to cull and e.xuiniuc this stock before purclo-s
ing elsewhere. 1). 1.. FULLER.
Ft. Paul. December Is, 16-71.
j POSITIVELY AT BT. LOUIS PRICES.
Cir y> Ca*h stnr, fnr fu-mn r 1 rwfe
IE. FULLERTON 1 a* now received and opet e. 1 hi*
• runuiiin A- xx inter stock, < omnrising oce of ihe best
sibcicd assortments ot 1< -.fix-made Cloihinr, Prints
i Ssiti’iiets, Boots, Shot s, I it y Goo Is, Ac., rvt-r hroiutbt
to Minnesota Hi wt • iit respet tfully invite Furniers
aid t tilers visiting St. Pu :! to pnv him a visit, as lie is
i determine! to rotam the name win -h hi* < slublishmeut
lias so long held, of "Cheap Cash Store.”
( LO 1 11 I N G.
Tin foil -wing arc a lexv "1 th article* on hand:
1 Extra fine black da-*: out.* Black satin vests
do frock do 1 igurt d do
Black and brown do Black silk do
Brown l.acn do l ine Black Pant*
t Tweed fio do Cassimertlo
: Fine Linen Shirt* Flannel under shirts
Gingham do Colton and woolen hose
; Hickory do of all sizes and sorts.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
| Men's & boy’* thick boot* Morocco slippeis,
| do do do s-boes Ladies’ gaiter*.
I Congress and calf boots. Ladies' and Misses slice*.
GROCERIES.
j consisting of Teas, Coffees, > igar. Rice, Sugar Houm
• Molasses, Sperm Candles. Dried A pules, Peaches, Soap,
Tobacco, Saleratu*. Starch. Codfish, Mackerel, Cnmn
inon. Nutmegs, Cloven, Peppermint, ami Pepper Sauce
Also, an assortment of XX oodeii XX’are. consisting <d
Tubs and Bucket*. XX’aat,boards, Clotht s’Pins. Ac. All
I for sale cheap for ca.h No trouble to show goods, at
hi* store—next floor to t!i Pioneer ollic, and book store
N B. Large sup; lies ot I lour, Oats, t orn, and Pota
, toe* always oil hami.
No Mni er, 1851. 11 -if
GROCER I F,s.
At NYholrsnle mut Ketttily
ON Roberts Street. Saint Paul, next door to th*
World's l air. Tin subscribers, believing that
i Goods can I •- sold in Saint Paid, at wholesale, a* cheap
as they can b< s-ihl m any place .bovt Si. Louis, have
o < tied a large slot 1. of
GROCERIES*,
of the lu st description* ! <t I t • iv ••«». xvlii> It the; will
sell 1 ir . ash mi a very small profit, by retail ; Mid by
whole*: I*', ul prices such .•* v.ill warrant all retifil d*'al
, trs lit .Minnesota to I ity -i-ods at ilicir *t*>ic. Ainung
i t)ie leading articles which we shall offer, w:i! )•••, (tie
sides every oilier kind <d gootls usually found in a large
Grocery Establishment, whether here enumerated or
lint.' ilie billowing-.
Flour, of various brands; Sti .ar and M'darsc*. all
kinds; Coffee. Tea, Tobacco at t! Salt: Salt I isli, Oys
, ter-, S.u lines, etc.: Butter, Cheese, Laid and Oil.
LIUI'ORS such ji« Brandy, XV ne, Gin, XX'liiskey,
; Champagne.
i PROX'lSlONS—consisting of Pork. I far.*, Bacon,
Drie 1 Fruit, etc.
| Patent Buckets, Gins*, Naim, futty, Shot, Matches.
Caudios, Soup, Brushes, Brooms, : i t u great vat i*tv ot
j other goods. JIEY ,v FARMER.
s t. Paul, October 9, IP3I. 25-tf
•GALENA STORE*
UY
W. 11. Stillman & Co.
II) restat'd 1) .vloii.i ihe ci!mn« of Saint
j * V Paul and vieini \ that they have <•:-lun-d m the
loxv* r l« vv ii a fresh and well s leeti d stork ot Grocene*,
- i an supplied every week from Galen* and st.
1-ouis; an*' w Inch limy pit dg*- th* niseives to sell lor cn*h
i it* luxv i.s < iii bo dm glit ioi Ih ol (■ab iin. Those de.-ir
j ous ot boy iug at re I ill, w i 1! tin it to their p.dv milage to
* .ail and i xa'iiiii* their p. i • -
Cuiistauily on hand—Butt* r, 1 lieese, Pork, 1 :-li, gu
; gars, i< ..s. Coffees and ill l : it.ehs louiifi in this 1 we.
1..’ A p'cuiiini ailnl* ol ilx l iour ronstantlv on
' bill'd. W. H. S. Co.
Saint Paul, Aug. 2?, IPSI. 1!)
AVAR EAGLE MILLS. AT GALENA.
flAllE subscriber is agent oi 1 bu . l'd.in th*■ afaive mills,
Jl and will have a constant s ippiv on bund of super
fine :.i d extra supenM * , vvliii !i w:i, be k*.l I m n.ill pri.« s.
fi* .gli l added.
'I iie superior quality of i>,,< Flour is knrwn to all wl)0 i
: have tricii it,and it <-n!y requires •. trial ln-i- to make it I
a favorite family Flour ol Mm:. -• ta.
JOHN FARRINGTON.
st. pml,May SI, 1851. $ i
FASHION A RLE MILLIN EK Y.
IARGE stock ef Bonnets at ilrs. Marvin’s Millinery
jt Establishment, Third at.-c*'t, at reduced prices. T|,'e
lii.fi. s of St. Paul are respi i tfully informed ilial Mr*, i
Xlarvin has received a large and very elegant stoeA of
i Bonnet*, which *1 eis now opening, mid to which »lie 1
invite* their attention. sMic- lias now on hand » huge
variety, boih i:i style and material, which she is offering
nt lower prices' than ever 1 eftue ia Sl. Paul.
If the Ladies will ca'.l * «r|y, Mrs. M. has no doubt 1
that they vv,il be induced to purchase.
I St. Paul, May 2!<.
XVM. It. M ' RSHAI 1 .
XT I 111!
SLIGO IRON STORE,
IS now receiving the fullest stoat of IRON, NAILS.,
STEEL, Ac., ever offered in this iimrAet. The qual
it' of Sligo Iron is well Anoxvn by all amiilis to be on
surpassed. The following prii c* were estabiished with
| thi opening of the Sligo Iren Store, and have never be* n
:iK jjartetl from. Tyrone. Sligo. I
: Flat bar, round and square, large si/e, lets 5 l-2ct*
do do do small si/e, 5 6 6 3-4 H 3-1.
1 Hoop, ova!, h'f oval. etc. -----7 alO 1
, N AILS—IM to «od, A-l 50. «l S 5, 4d *6, 3d $7 per Peg 1
,Cl T SPIKES, - *4 75
ANVILS pet lb., 13 to 16cw. !
XVaggon Boxes, per lb, - 4ct*.
Bellows, superior quality, per inch, - - 55 ” i
Grindstone*, small si/e, per inch, - - - p “
lmg Chains, large si/e, - - - - - B*< I
The Above price* will be found lower than i hose of any I
uihor establishui* nt in the Territory, arid are the oM !
Rtgular Prices of the Sligo Iron store.
BREAKING PLOWS.
I am agent for Evan* A- Adntii*, and will teep on hand 1
a *ii HU lent stoi .of their ut’i A now n l”ow at the ui.in- j 1
uta* lurers’ price*, ds) f* r indi. j (
XVM. R. MARSH ALL,
Jil.i2< —t*tf At tire Sligo Iron Store
ENGINES, BOILERS A MILL WORK. |
J. T. DOWDALL k CO.,
Wnahington Fontidry, Rt. Louis, No.
HAX'ING one of Ihe largest and he*t furnished es
tablishment* hi the West, xve would call the atten
tion of nil persons interested, or in want of mill work,
to the fart that we have the largest assortment of Pat
terns in the city. We employ the beat of workmen, and
use. the. best of iiihj iii the manufacture of our work, and
i having been con*lastly increasing uur business for fif
teen veins, we flatter ourselves that we have given gen- (
: eral satisfaction. Engines of all *i/e» fitted up on Iron
I Frames, ready lo run.
Boiler* and heavy sheet iron work of all kind*, c.a»t-
I ing* ami vvionaht lion work of all kinds, ami from the
; best pattern* now in use, for saw anil grist mill*.
bnw dust Burners, Carding Machines, Picker*, etc.
Millwrights *nn have w oik made to nut their draw-
I ing*. Terms, reasonable, and particular attention paid
! to having the work ready and shipped by the time agreed
j upon.
i We rider to Martin Mower, Esq., Areola Mills, or to
i Mr. F. K. Delano, Stillwater; who are using work of
* our ninntifitctuie, for further information.
, May 27, 18iS, ctf
THE MINNESOTA REMEDY
i rett cholera xtonutiH. orsKantay, diarkikka, *< &r
“PESIGUAGOMIK,”
OR
‘INDI AN COMPOUND ASTRINGENT AND TONIC.’
flXllk m:«;* rial* ol this m .home are entirely vegetable,
E iiuligeiK.us to Minnesota 00l well known to tin In
dians l>> whom they have been t..ved (roiu time imnn ,no
rial, v. illi iiiviiriablc si COM.
T!ic Proprietor. an coiifiiieiitly rceommend this med
: icine to the | dlilic a* a t rrttuu. tale and jjlcueant cure
; for Cholera 'lorbils, Diarrhata, Dysentery, itn.l ail dis
i n-,of the 1 iiwet*. It alibi'd) almost instantaneous ie
lief n ruses oi griping* or * ramps, and ordinunly effects
it ro'.tipl* 'e care in six or eight hour's.
To Boatmen, Itnlirnen and I.uuiberinen, and all per
sons ti'iivi-tii g oil the liver, this m.-.licine i» invaluuble.
! Our ciii/ci* going below, during the summer mouth*
should not fail to provide themselves with it.
Tlie “i'f .'le uagomi . ’ must of course dtrive its repu
tation from the testimonials of those who have made
. trial of It.
O’ Please read earr filly Ihe annexed certiflcat. *.
l’r*;pare<l by E. F'. Ely, St Paul,
And for sale at the Bookstore of Le DUO ift ROHUI7R,
; and at XX'. 11. FORBES’ Minnesota Store, St. Paul. Al
! so, i*l ihe Minnesota Bookstore, St. Anthony; at Hns
*eii’«, Sauk li. ;.i.ls; at Jurvis’,St. Paul, and at Churchill
A Ni ■lson's, Suit water.
O' ice I ifty Cenlr pa Dottle. JZ £
CERTIFICATES.
1 1 have used the “Jh siguago mik” repeatedly in my fain
ily, and can recomnteud it as the safest as well as most
efficacious medicine ia all derangements of the bowel*,
1 have ever known. It has, to my knowledge, sived
several valuable lives in most obstinate cases of Cholera
Morbus, l)y*. uti • >,. tc. C. W. BORLT.
St. Paul, May .5, 1t52.
This may certify that I have used the X’egetable Com
pound Astringent, prepared by Mr. E. F'. Ely.iu my fam
ily, Mid ha\i l...mii it to be the h* st by far of anv thing
*d the kind I lave* v fused In one instance, two dose*
! cured m ohslniHle case' of Cholera Morhu*. Not a sin
gle iiicix iiliuil sh.iHld lai without this valuable medicine,
particularly in a c .unlry where the Diarrhoea and »um
nier comjil lints are prevalent.
CHARLES II OAKES.
i Ilnving u.*eJ this preparation in my family, I most
cheerfully j* in Mr. Ouke* hi the above certificate of its
i virtues. ALEX. RAMSEY.
St. Paul, May 21, 1852.
I take pleasure in being able to state that I have
u*ed in my lamily, Mr. Ely’s Compound Astringent
, and Tonic, in cases of Diarrhom, with much success; and
especially Inst summer in n case ol summer complaint
in an it:taxt of mine some nine months old, and cheer
fully recommend it* use to the public.
St. Paul, May 24, 1852. Wvj HENRY FORBES.
I have used tiic Indian Compound .Astringent ami Ton
-1 ie, mxs.'lf, and in my family, and found it effective, es
-1 pen dly in ease* of children teething, and consider it an
active .and *»!< rentedv for ail bowel complaints.
1 St. Paul, A ig. 1, 1651. A. 11 FRENCH.
1 have used ih* ludian Compound Astringent and Ton
ic, prepared by Mr. I. F. El), and and tound immediate
rebel; and < an rlicrlulty re <>**iiiioiiti it as a speedy and
sure cure foi us* use* ol the bowels.
£t. Paul, .Xlay 24, 1p52. 11 l'. MAiSTERSON.
1 certify that I have ns*al the Indian Tonic, called
‘P* siguiigomik,” :*ml recommend the s line a* an cu.cl
ient astringent, pleasant m it* taste, end uertnin in its
cure. J J. NOAH.
St. Paul, Aug. 1p.31.
I, X!) uid i- inr the above medicine should he ai
dressed to E. F. Ely, Bf. Paul, Minnesota.
jnneS, 1653. 7-t'm
HARDXV ire: hardware:
fOOKIN G GI.ASS!.B, Tald*'knives and loik*, XX'aii
.2 crs. Brushes, Bi.-ktts, woo len and hollow xxar**,
Tinwajt, Lamps, etc. t.uns. Rifles, Fishing Tackle,
, ami sporting apparatus ofall kinds, together with gun
mounting*, p* r iissimi cap*, etc. Faina goods, tog tli r
with a large a-.-ortment of goods vvlii, h would icquir*.
all the cohiuii.s of the Pioiit't r to epo.ofy. Doing iiu*i
i;css on the t vsii system, ami liaving puren ;..'d »• :r
goods very low in tin Eastern market-, we invite an
! examinatuHi of our stock, knowing we can offer induce
' I'lents to buyers that cannot l»c found elsewhere in tin*
i market. j. McCLOLD,.!«. A. CO.
: , ‘ 8- 6m
A KW STORE.
The St. F;tu! I(al, Uni> and Gentlemens’
Ftiruidliing Store.
PRAME sub* lier n pet'tfitlly otrer* to ihe gentlemen
JB .of Jst. Ifiiul his new stock id goods, and will eu
{ deavor to le.cji a full assortment oi article* lor gentle
mens' use tnil xxcar; such as,
mlc h it*, slur!*, shaving Imislus,
beaver do collars, hair do
■ cliiloretis’ do drawers, tooth do
Kossuth «lo hosiery, combs
j Magyar do cravats, hair oils,
sc nrf% ■ **e.t linEs, cologne,
• A full assart.nent of gloves, trey rings, *un'V hats,
htUPs, soaps, etc. Oil cloths, cloth caps, suspenders,
buttons and Colors'trimmings. Ladies sewing birds, a
useful article. Trunks, valises, carpet bags, umbrellas,
etc. etc. 11. O. WALKER.
I inajtt—s-tf for. Third A XYabashaw-st- .
Kill *Y FARMER, -
liolt'salt’ ttnd ICctail G’rocers.
Have jn*t rec’d y the first boat. Nominee, a larce
ami well seleetcd assortment of Groi cries ami Pro
vision*. consisting of Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Pork Flour,
Lard, Bacon, flttm*, Shoulders, Dried Fruits t'heese.
Rice, t'and’es, Knap, Sal', XVooddi ware and Willow
ware; and will receive Irish supplies by every boat, di
rect from St. Louis, all ttie season. Those wishing to
purchase will find it to meir Advantage to call and exam
ine b"forc purchasing <‘]srvv here.
I St. Pan!, April 22, REY A-FARMER.
2k BBI.S 1 LOUR—Just r* *"»! and lor *itle bv
*9\f ap22 R.'.y F.
Sl J | BBl.!s Pi »It lx- For sale by
*w ” ap2! R. AF.
fIL BRf.S ! AR!) —.li ici'd acr Nominee,for * ;3' by
tij'22 K 1
| O BBI.S sl o.A'*.—Utc'ri per Nominee, f- r salt I>\
‘-iL lf a; 22 It 4F. '
| H s.A<. K s ( OF FEE—Just received and for sale bv
JB ” ap22 K. iv 1. '
j H CHESTSTE.A—Rec’d per Vominee, for kiiJi by
A N" up 22 R. & F.
f »> BOXES Il.Vlfil.XS—Just rec’d and for «a!e bv
» Jmh a; 22 J( A - F.
pl BOXES LEMON'S— Rec’! per Nominee, for sal- by
*9 Hp-'2 R. A- 1 .
BALES ALMONDS—Ju«t rcc’d and lor sale by
lt. if F.
2pi 4>Kl > f S FlGS—Rec’d and for *a!e b*
*9 ar 22 R. t, F.
ff ti lf.Ns PRUNES—Rcc d and for sale bv
1 m ;ip22 ‘R.if F.
•> BHLS OYSTERS, 3 boxes Yeast Vowd* r, 2 boxes
Macaroiil. 2 lo' erniiceli etc., eic. J u-i rec’d and
for sale by ap22 REV ty FAR XIER.
J. C. BURBANK A Co. L,. Paul. XX L. FAXVCETTE
A; Co., St. Louis.
NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS CO.
* OX'NUCriVfi ST OXt.KVA WO *T. I.OCf* WITH TTII
AMI ltlt AN AND OTHER EXPRESS COMPANIES.
fffNt) end Iro.n ail the iH’incipa cities in the United
Q Stales,! a'ilurina ami Europe, for the speedy trana
p' nation ol nun mid vain ibla packages, coll* .-tioii ol
| drafts, not* *, !>,li* ai'nuuits, etc.; purchase mid sale of
• all kind-' of merchandize.
lAgi i. s—t It. Rk.e <X. Co., St. Paul; Otis West,
St. !.. ult, J. Bioobks, Galena.
.VI! Pni 'ictilar attention )iai*l n the Forwardin'*
and Comriiissn.il business gi lu rallv . 3 jf r
NEW f.ROCEKY AND PROVISION
STORE,
i ft" -X4- Anthr, .oy Street, t in* th nr* below the American 1
Uoime.
l r l'XiiF. undersigned would respectfully invite the atten
-9 ton of the public, to tlmr la;ge and well selected
| stock of Groceries and Provision*. Also, Ready-Made i
Clothing, Roots, Fhois, XV un s. Liquors, Nails, Glass.
I Hardw are, etc., ?,|| of which will be sold cheep for cash, i
(D’Please call aud examine Indore purchasing el«e
«liere. IRX INE * BROTHER.
, »C. Paul, Oct- Iff, 1851. og
! ■ E. FRENTRISS. i
CMROCERY ami Provision Store, having removed to !
M 3d street, nearly opposite the Post Office, is now
prepared to offer to oh! and new customers the choicest i
| selections m Ins line: including hams, pork, tea, coffee, |
sugar, rii< v< ry thing .n lad, that is wanted fnr use '
in tamilie*’ and boarding house*, at the very lowest liv
ing prices.
Ft. Paul, March 2°, 1-.72. 50-tf
ST. PA I L TEMPER A Vf T. Hot SE.
name is MOI FKT. Xly Boarding Hou-e *on
i’ M Jai kson Stria t, nt the lower end ofS iiu Paul. To
find it, you keep straight up from the steamboat landing,
to the sign of a triangle, af the north end of the bridge.
My house i* large, and for prompt payment every w • k,
1 intend to furnish got u laie ut (lie vurv lowest price. •
Lot mofflt.
St. PauL May 22, 1851. 5 |y.
BOARDING HOUSE.
CHARLES CREEK has opened a Bo inling
House in the west ond of the celebrated Fremont
House, on Bench street, where he will make Cash Lod
gers and Boarders a* comfortable as he possibly can, at
*3,00 per week. (Nov. 1651. 3gy
r SPENCER, KIRKPATRICK A MARKLEY.
Forwarding dr Commission Merchants
Levee, Lower Lauding, St. Paul, Min. Ter.
Feb. 19, 1852. 44-lv |
JUST received by steamer Dr. Franklin, 600 bus oats;
20 bbls. port; 120 do lime. 10 do beef; S do lard, 40 '
*l<> Jasper ext 1 and * ip. r. flour: 400 lb*, fresh table but
ter; 2,000 do hams and shoulders. For sale I v
jo 3. I*. X[r LAG AN A: t.'iu l.ovv. Landing.
©alena
11. P. M’t'LOSKKY.
' Wholesale Grocer, Commission &■ For*
warding Merchant,
IMPORTER Or WINER, LKJ'-ORS, CIOXKS, ETC.,
1 NO. 32. LEVEE, GALENA, ILL. |
1 WS now receiving In* large nnd well selected stock o 1
. .1 Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Liquors, Arc., which he
. otters to the trade til Ihe lowest market rates for cash.
, 1 245 hfid* N O sugar, 150 bblfl green apples,
‘2OO bbla clarified do . r >ti hales hatting,
. j 100 bids loaf, crushed anc 50 bbls butter crackers,
» J powdered sugar, 50 100 lb bxs Codfish,
, 172 hhls t»t. Louis Sll mo- 75 50 Hi do do
lasses, 125 25 lb do do
_ j 100 hhls plantation moliusses2sfl bxs Scotch herring,
I 150 “SO A II do 15 cases sardines,
] 75 ** Syrup do 75 do* buckets,
25 kegs Golden Svrnp do 50 nests tubs,
r, 1 350 bag* Rio Coffee, 125 coils rope,
f 75 pack’s Java Coffee, 150 dor. bed cords,
15 “ Mocha do 60 do* plow lines,
| 3.5 bags Maracaibo Coffee. 100 imlcs oakum,
, 50 hf chest* Y 11 Tea, 50 bid* rosin,
75 do Imp do 7.5 do pitch,
■ ' do do Gl’ do 50 do iar,
! 125 131 b b.\* Imp do 37 ■ kgs ass'd nail*.
100 do G P do 60 do spikes,
i 100 do Y H do 75 bxs pt and qt flasks, i
,’ 250 61h G P, Y H A Imp do 50 do ass’d tumblers,
,125 2lb cuddy* Tea, 25 do ass’d decanters,
- | 7.5 tihl* Nos 1, 2 A .1 mark! 50 do spice jars,
- ! 50 hf, qr .V l-e'tii bid* do 125 do Virginia tobacco,
, 50 kits Salmon, 75 do Mo
- I 75 kits Mackerel, 1‘25 ease* Va
r 20 hhls l’iekled Herring, 100 bxs smoking “
25 drums Codtlsh, 25 libls “
' 250 bxs Palm Soap, 15 bxs Scaffarlnti “
s 1 50 bxs Variegated do 25 do vermicella,
i 75 " Shaving do •30 do Maccaroni,
- 200 “ mould Candles, 25 esUs Xante currants,
...100“ dipt “ 28 bxs spier chocolate, 1
i 7,5 “ star “ 250 lbs dried cherries,
i 50 hf bxs star “ 6 case,* preserv’d ginger, j
. : 50 qr “ “ 25 bbla B S Almonds,
f i 50 bxs solar “ 15 do fli!bcrts,
; 25 “ sperm “ 30 do pecans,
100 lilh bxs solar candles 10 do pea nuts,
i 125 bxs pipes, 15 do lirar.il nuts,
40 “ bury stone pipes 10 do Eng. walnuts,
I 73 bale* candle wick, 75 bxs pi Aqt pep saute,
i_ 60 “ wrapping twine, 25 do walnut catsup,
!| ' 30 bxs ground spice, 15 cast* table salt,
30 do do pepper A ginger 25 do ass’d pickles,
150 mats cassia, 200 bxs M raisins,
1 bbl nutmegs, 150 hf bxs do
ldo cloves, JOOqrdo do
j 25 bxs citron, son drums Struma figs,
t 150 gros blacking, 25 nests cov’d buckets,
(( 100 do* blacking brushes, 25 bxs clothes pins,
j 50 scrub hrushoa, 5o nests clothes baskets,
H 2.6 casks Boston Salcratus, 30 tierces rice,
| 30 hats pepper iuid spice, 250 mis A haia wrap paper,
75 do* line wash boards, 50 reams letter do !
500 bags assorted shot, 25 reams cap do \
'' 1000 lbs bar lead, 75 gros ass’d playing cards j
' f f,OO kegs title powder, 10,000 gunny bags,
- 301) kegs blasting do 5o bbls vinegar,
” 15 cases canister do 15 do lard oil,
' 250 >1 percussion caps, 10 hluls whale A sperm oil,
’ 22 bbls oysters, 25 baskets olive oil,
‘ 50 cases ass’d preserves, 15 cases T A cheese,
I 50 box® Eng- dairy chrcse, 150 bxs \V H cheese,
250 bush dried apples, 25 do soda crackers,
1 75 do do peaches, 50 do do do
8 150 bxs lemons and oranges.si>o bags G A salt,
: 35 do* brooms, 125 do L U do
' 35 b\* ink, 250 do dairv do
e 50 do candy, 250 bbls hydraulic cement, (
t 25 bxs lernon syrup, 300 do mess park,
d 125 gro* matches, 50 do lard,
I 50 bxs promts, 150 kegs do
•- 75 do mustard, lt',ooo lbs dried beef,
50 cases mustard, 175 kegs butler,
25 bxs tomato catsup, 75,000 lbs hams and should's ;
St do starch, I,MB lbs S E dour.
30tl do window glass ass'd
'j WINES, LKII'ORS AND CIGiRS.
50 qr casks B port w ine, 100 bxs Tuba cigars,
10 qr do Sicily Madeira, 50 do line imported regalia,
lo casks pure juice 1’ wme, 15 qr cks United pruprie 1
<• 5 do old sherry, datk, “ tors brandy.
J 25 do Malaga “ 10 ill ps OtarJ Co brandy j
i sdo old pule sherry “ 15 qr pipes as-ignctte “
sdo London Dock “ sde Moreau “ I
,;i 10 do Oporto “ 10 hf casks < Hatnpague “ |
10 do Lisbon Madeira “ sqr do Megglery “ ■
s sdo cherry bounce ‘ shf do Goddard “ i
sdo Tenerifie “10 qr do Hennessey “ ;
125 bk’s Hiedsieck cham’gn, lo qr do Rafteatt “
75 casks Rbineish xvine, sqr do Pellevoisin “
'SO do claret, 10 qr do J.l Duptiv “ i
150 lxs Newark cider, sqr do A la Momlere “ ‘
150 do claret w ine, 10 pps Otard -y Co “ j
150 do limit Pautenr, very One, vintage 1723.
sqr casks Muscat wine, 50 l-Bth cks aignette brandy
'» 5u bxs white wine, 75 bbls N Y
3 26 bask't Hock Rhine wmelo do old Va. peach “
II 25 do Broker's 4r Bankers.)9o do Ohm whiskey,
sup chain| ague, .60 do obi Bourbon do
15 cases übysy :ith, 75 do .Mnnonguicla <lo
j 15 b\s creoso, 25 do Rye do ■
r , 10 cases orange juice, 2 punch Scotch do j
" 1 25 casks Loudon porter, 3 do Irish do
pints and quarts, 3 pipes pure Swan gia
8 30 casks Scotch aie. pt qr 25 bhis \ E ruin,
15 casks brown stout, 1 pucli pure Jamaica rum.
1 350 M regalia cigars, 1 do do St Croix do j
j 35 M Principe do 25 bbl* Baltimore gin
’ , Agent for it Galena and St. Louis, nnd
Galena and St, Pan! Packet Line of
11 Steamers,
Galena, April 1. 15.52. 4—2
AMUR it Alt MI LI.S,
n’llE subscriber having bet r, appointed Agent forth. 1 '
j -L above Mills, w ill keep constantly on hand a supply of !
“i’xtra Family Flour.’* Warranted superior to any tlnur j
sold in this market. H. F. McCLOSKEY. |
i HYDRA I' LIC CEMENT,
«, r PIIE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
(I sale of Louisville Cement, will keep a large supply
a u;i baud, and will be sold at :, small idvance from M-rn-j
, ul'acturers prioos. 11 F. McCLOSKEY.
Galena, .March 23. 18.52.
DEMIJHOIINS —Js*o, 1,2, 3, 4 and 5 galls, ree’d per
Excelsior, and for nle t>y II F McCLOSKEY j
WWTHIShEY-- 100 bios Old Rx<_, rec’d and for sale bv 1
▼ ▼ II F McCLOSKEY. i
COFFEE —350 bags Rio Coffee, ree'd per Colder. Era j
and for sale by II F M’CI OSKEY.
fBY'MjACG'O—I2S I>\- Virginia, ree’d and for s le bv
*. 11 F M'CLOSKEY.
V'IGS—SOO drums rectived and for sale by
I- «p 7 11 F M’CLOSKEY
KICK —2.5 tierces, ree’d per Golden Era. fur sale bx
np7 ti F M’CLOSKEY.”
KXI.FI! \TU3—26 bxs Boston ‘-Hleraiii*. reeeivec' and
for sale by H F M’OI.OSKEY. j
% £ a ' A * K ' Brown Stout. London Porter, A- Scotch
* 9 Ue, ree'd per Golden Era, and for sale bv
«|'7 11 F M'CLOSE EY.
A J’vCKF.REL— "bids No. 1.2& 3 Mackerel retd
I'A per Golden Era and for sale by
ap7 II F M’CLOSKEY. !
r*NE.V-L't> lif . bests G P Imp and Y li Tea received
i, A per Uoideii Era, aud for sale by
»i>7 H F M’CLOSKEY.
. d IFRR VN TS—25 tasks Currents, re. M p r Golden
Era and f.«r aaiv by 11 F M’CLOSKEY.
' | B FUR INO 5—225 hxs Scotch llerr incs ree'd per Gol-
I I d< n Era, and for sain by II F M’CLOSKEY.
£ h 5 ISINS .*SO l \s M 1! Raisins, ree’d and for Kale bv
■A «I’7 H F M'CLOSKEY.
—l5O casks Claret and While Wine, ree’d
▼ ▼ and for sale tty J 1 F M’CLOSK E \
BACON —50 casks llms and Shoulders, ree’d per i
Bon Accord, for b, II F M’CLOSKEY.
*ftf OLASSES—IOO libis r- c'd and for sale In
IVI. ap7 II F M’CLOSKEY. j
Ci VNDLES—I.SO bxs sar C: dies, ree’d per \5 ;>■• on
) sin and for sale by II F M’CLOSKEY.
’"FAR —50 bbls Tar, rec’d per Wisconsin and for sale lo
, A »P" H F M’CLOSKEY. '
IARI) —.50 bbls Leaf Lard ree’d per Wisconsin, and
Jk for Bale by H F M’CLO.iKEY.
BRANDY —90 casks Brandy ree’d per Golden F.r.i,
and for sale by II F M'CLOSKEY.
■ |k BOXES Pmt and Uuart Flask*, ree’d and for
_ tAAFsaleby H F M'CLOSKEY.
I ANIDER ' INEGAR—Received and for salt by
f ' II V M’CLOSKEY.
C'i ENXIE V-10,000 Gunny Hacks, ree'd per Bon \c-
M cord, and for sale l.y H F M’CLOSKEY.
nRIED BEEF—IO,OOO lbs Dried Beef, ree’d per Bon
Accord and lor sale by H H M’CLOSKEY.
ORANGES— 50 bxs Oranges, reee ved and for sale by ,
II F M’CLOSKEY.
1 ■ AsNLOI. R—so bbls Extra Superfine Family, rac'd per
A Excelsior, aud lor sale by H F McCLOSKEY.
■ T \ KEGS prime Leaf Lard, ree'd per Excelsior and ’
I « tw for sale by H F McCLOSKEY. .
HAMS \\l> SHOELDERS-20casks ree'd per Ex
c. Isier and for sale by H F McCLOSKEY.
MESS POKE—3OO bbls Oil band and for sal^bv
11 F McCLOSKEY.
SOAP —250 bxs, \el low. ree'd per Excelsior and for
,ak ‘ b > II F McCLOSKEY. j
Cl AN DLLS—ISO bxs M ;>ubl, ree’d ard for sale bv
H F McCLOSKEY.
1
i ' * II F McCLOSKEY.
OT’G Alt— V. Idols Fair lo Prime X. O. Sugar, ree'd per
F 7» \N yomir.g and for sale by II F M.-CLOKKEY,
C4i,.ARS It',ooo J. a 1 nior Regali a Cigars. lOOOONa- 1
J poleun do do; bqMio Washington do do; lo 000
Bloomers do do; 5, Mm Tr.-s M • h . .. 5.000 Union do
do: o.rf") I a Luna do do: 10,000 I n Almeina do do:
r, "‘0 La Nneional do do; 5/MIO Principe assorted do; re
ceived per W yarning and for sale bv
lr,h - a H F MeCI.OHKEY.
CHKKSK-.P25 bxs Western B-serve Cheese, ree'd
per Highland Mary, and for sale ti
a P 3 11 1 McCLOSKEY.
. d 4I.ASS— 300 bxs assorted .-.i/ea Window Glass, ree'd
, P , r Lxce.sior, for sale by j| F McCLOSKEY. ’ 1
mTAILH-375 kegs I.ss'd rt ,.\| ,„. r Excelsior, and for 1
iA sale by , n h29 K F McCLOSKEY. i
I ARI> Lard Oil ree’d and for sale, bv i ,
■£ 25 H 1 Mil .OSK KV. ,
s. CRAWFORD A CO., ~ S'
Wuolbsxlb and Retail Dri*,;ui*t*,
-Main Street, tfalena, > 1
AA F just reeeive.l a full supply of Drugs, Modi. 1
<m< s 1 amis. Oils, Dve-S.nil's. Window G| H -« i
i.lassware, Putty, etc.., etc. Thev w,U beeon.,a.„lv V 1
er'vjng supplies oi the above and other artu le- ,|„. lr j ;1
Inn, and w« uld eal; the att. imou of those wishing to ' t
(galena
K. iI.V 11. P. COR WITH*
Wholesale Dealer* in Dry Good*, Boot*
aud Shoes, Clothing, Ilat*, Caps, die.
NO. 38 LEVEE, GALENA, ILL. I
ARE now in receipt of their large and well assorted
stock of Goods for the Spring and Summer; which
they offer to the trade on the moat advantageous terms.
The following goods ure included in their assortment: i
BROWN SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS. |
of the following brands:
A. C. A. Hnawmut, Old Colony,
Indian Head, Family,
Winchester, Appleton,
National, Lowell, etc., etc.,
Boston,
BROWN AND BLUE DRILLINGS.
Casco, A. C. A., Huperior, Salmon Fells nnd Premium. |
RLE ACHED SHIRTINGS.
All the desirable brands to be found in Hie market, and
at very low price*.
PRINTS.
Cocheco, Hamilton,
do 2d, Sprague’s,
P Allen, Dunnel’s,
Briggs, Hoyle'*,
Adam*, Bine and Orange,
i Csrr and Richmond, Blue mid \S bite,
English, Union,
Shirting. Mourning,
And cheap Print* ol'every variety.
TICKINGS.
A full assortment.
SHIRTING STRIPES,
Of nil brands ami qualities.
Cloths, Cnssiiricrc!-, Siitti'iels ami Twetdr, in< Idling
American, English, French and German Cloths; black j
I striped, plaid, waved and fancy spring Myles of Castii
meres and Tweeds.
VESTINGS.
A large assortment of fine Silk, Satin, Velvet and em
i broidcred, Marseilles and Buff Goods.
COTTON A DES.
A fine assortment of the different brands, of every
quality and price.
Woolen and Cotton Flannels, Cambrics, dress Hilks,
Muslin, Thread, Buttons, Hooks aud Eyes, H Ikf’s, Sus
penders, Hosiery, Gloves, Towelling, sewing Hilk, Crash,
Bonnets, Ribbons, Irish and Brown Linens, Table Cov
ers, Diaper, Wadumg, Candle Wick, Twine, Whale
bone, etc- etc.
HOOTS A SHOES.
M* •ns’ calf, grained, kip and thick Boots and Brogans
boys' and Youths’ do do, womens’ calf, kip, goat, enaine
died, Jeunv I ind and kid Bootees; Ladies’ goat, kid ami
enamelled Buskin*, Ladies’ fancy rul’d Gaiti is aud ball :
! Gaiters and iiUKknis, of every qualit) and price. A full
j aud complete assortment of the different sly ies of Mis-
I se.’ and childrens’ wear.
CLOTHING.
, Cloth Coats, Hattinett Pan's,
I Caasiincre <!o Oottonade do
! Saltinett do Drilling do
Tweed do Plain and fancy silk Vents,
I Linen do Katin do
Cloth Pants, Marseilles do
('ass do Linen do
White Shirts, Knit Shirt*,
Calico do Overalls, etc., etc.
Flannel do
II ITS A CAPS.
! Kossuth Hats. Straw Hats,
| Magyar do Maraca.bo do
j California do Silk do
Bu> nn Yista do Panama do
Leghurn uo Gla/.*d Caps,
I Cloth Caps, Plush do.
Any orders with which we may be favored, w ill be
■ carefully ami promptly attended to.
E 11. A- 11. P. COR WITH.
A; r i 27. 1 s>. 2—tf
HATH —Kossuth, Magyar, California, bilk, Leghorn,
and Panama Hats, of every quality ami price, for
, mile at wholesale and retail by
aj.27 E II If II P COR WITH.
I NINE WHITE SHIRTS—A superior article; Neck
and Pocket Handkerchiefs: Summer Neck Ties, Si.s
peinlers. Gloves aud Hosiery, in every variety, for sail
by ap27 E II A II P COR WITH.
SACKS —Osnaburg Sacks, in store and for sale by
#p2? E H A H I* CORWITII.
CLOTHING.
117 E are now in receipt of our Spring and Summer
▼ v Sto< knf Clothing, which, for quality, sty le and
price, has never been nrpassedin this market. Dealers
are respectfully invited to an examination of our assort
ment, w hi*, h we offer to the trade on verv advantageous
term*. E li $ 1] PCOKWII H
' Galena, Apr.l iti, 1-852. 2—tf
SI’K IN (. S AI.KS. 1 So 2.
V SII M I. In receiving upon ihe opening of navigation,
M. a iaige und well selected assortment of British,
French mu! A meric in Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Tea
1 and Tobocco; and u gre.it variety of fancy ar licit s, xx bit li
will be offered tnthe trade at lower prices than the same
sly Vs have usually sold in this market. Ai d 1 would
suggest to purchasers who l ave formerly viMied other
markets, that much time and expense may be saved by
1 purchasing their goods here. An examination of my
' stock and prices i* respectfully solicited,
j The following articles comprise a part of my stock:
Merrimac prints, Embroidered dresses,
1 Cocheco do Irish linens,
; Union do Cap netts,
! Spragues do Laces nnd edging*,
Phil. Allens A Hons print*. Embroidered collars,
Blue ami Orange do Dress buttons.
Hickory styles. Artificial Power*,
Heavy brown sheeting, Bund boxes,
' “ ” shirting, Ladies’ farcy bonnets,
Fine “ “ *• Florence braid “
Brown drilling. Misses’ *• “ “
• 4-4 bleached nifslin, “ Fancy bonnets,
3-4 ami 7-8 “ Bonnet rilnns,
i Blue drillings, Cap and silk libnns,
1 Otis denims, Parasols,
Falls Co. “ UmbreJla*
j Cable twist*. Linen table rovers,
Hamilton ticking, Union “
Amoskeag “ Worsted “
'j Apron cheeks, Jaquaid diaper,
| Crash and diapers, Ladies mixed hose,
j Brown linens, “ white ai.d black hose,
Brow n linen drillings, Misses “ “ “
, Kentucky jeans. ' “ mixed h >se.
Plain nnd fancy Tweeds, Mer e half hose,
Fancy casairnere*. Silk pocket hduPs,
i Satinrtts, Turkey red “
i Lancaster Ginghams, Linen cnmb’c “
, Scotch “ Ladies kid gloves.
Muslin de lnines, “ li.le thread jlUves,
I Bar,age de iaines, “ cotton “
Plain barages, Misses “ «
Portsmouth lawns, Mens “ “
b rench 4 ‘ “ lisle thread gloves,
Bl’k and figured silks, “ kid gloves,
j Colored crapes, Silk cravats,
Crape liases, Summer shawls,
White illusion, Linen thread,
| Colored “ Cotton “
Check cambrics, Spool thread,
Jaconctt “ Knitting cotton,
j Swiss and book muslin, Needles, pins.
Bishop lawns, Percussion caps,
i Poplins. Braids, suspenders,
■ Tapes, steel pens, Peal buttons,
Thimbles, razors, Agate “
| Razor strops, Coat aud vest buttons,
Hooks nnd eyes, Pencils.
; Violin strings, Gold p. is,
Violin bows, ff. i aud tablespoons,
Table ciulerv,
Dory combs, Pocket knives,
P ‘‘k “ Scissors and shears,
Kido “ Tors, As.
: Riding “
TEAS.
Young hvgon. Gun powder.
Imperial, Black,
VIRGINIA TOH UTO.
i ROOTS AND SHOES.
| Men* kip boots. Womens morocco ties,
! thick “ “ Jenny Lind,
CR “, , , “ gaiters A 1-2 <Io
j \x omens Rip liootnes. Children’s shoes
Misses’ “ “ Boys’ brogans,
W omens’ enameled “ Mens’ “
Muse*’ “ “ “ gaiters,
xx omens’morocco liootecs, j,,lines
“ “ bii»kiii* r
; Misses’palm leaf bats, White shirts,
Boys’ “ “ “ Flannel “
; Mens’ leghorn “
J. A. PACKARD,
104 Main siren, Galena. 111.
Galena, Marrh 9th,1852. 60—if
j .... _
I , FHIRCH BELL*.
CIHI UCII, Factory, Steamboat and Locomotive Br ils
constantly on hand, and Peals or Chimes of Beds
("J atiy number)cast toorder. Improved c.isi-non Yokts,
with movable arms, are attached to these Bells, .o that
they may be adjusted to ring easih and properlv, and
Springs also, which prevent the clnpner from resting on
tin Bell; thrreby prob t ging its sound. Hangings com
plete (including A oke, Frame ;uid Wheel,) furnished if
| An experiener of 30 years in this business bv their laie
( father, enabl'd him to ascertain the best form for Bells
the combination o( meials, and degree of heat requisite
| for securing in them the greatest solidity, strength, and
■ most melodious tones; which improvements together
with his very extensive assortment «f pstterui. ar e now
hc.d by the subscribers, who have grown isj in the busi
ness, nnd who will use every endeavor lo sustain the
J reputation which the establishment has heretofore en
joyed, both m this nnd foreign countries; the bells (nun
wliteli have repeatedly received the highest award* of
, the N . 4 State Agricultural Society and American lnsti
tuu; and at which were complet'd Chimes and heavy
A « , 1 n J. , . e .-. 1 !. f0r • ,iflVrtU ‘ l’“H” "f the Union and Ca-iada.
MAIHLMA 1 IfAL INSTftUAIENTS will st,i] be
nianufai tured by the subscribers, of winch the' \vjl| have
constantly on hand, an assortment of Trau»U hi-u i
nrents, levels, Hurxeyors’ Lompß.«ts, fplain, iionions
and improved )Ac. Also, Bias. M t OSBpoaiUon Ca .
mgs ol am size east to order.
All communications promptly atti'ndci! to
ANDREW MENEF.LY’S SONS.
XX est Troy, Albany Co., N. V., lK iJ.
AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL A CO
IRON STORE.
AV *■' ~:t! L!,,lt R " a]K>’ogv is due to the Public and the
▼ v Printer for not having advertised mure. The
truth is, our iarge \% inter Ktix k was so well adapted to
t ie market, that our customers gave u* no time to write
at) vertisements uutil it wa. so reduced that it was not
worth while.
W e wish to aay to the Public, iliat we arc about out
of Suearf. our neighbors Key \ Farmer however, have
a good assortment. We hai e tlie other h ading articles
o. finnily groceries yet.and among other tilings 4 eases of
EXTRA COARUE BOOTS et *25.
A few bbls Mess Beef, 5 do Vinegar, at 14 cts. per gal- I
ion; b bbls. Mrdasses, at 40 cts; Tobacco, at 20 cts; Cof- ‘
fee, at 11 Cts; IRON and STEEL, VISES, (not those of
intemperance and extravagance, but Wilkinson’s solid
box. ) I longbs at $6. Any articles we have, will be sold i
at a small advance on cost iintd the opening ofnavi» n .
Hon. when we .hall lie m, !, nn , ( „iih j„,t w|, a . j. VM ,7 H I
e«l in the Grocery and lien !mc I
St Paul, >tar.-h 11 D4,h j- !f I
CJalrna
CONSTANTLY OX HANIb
IN large quantities, and for sale at reduced prices
cry deacriptlon r.f Drugs, Medicines. Paints Ac r,V
, oistiug in part as lollowa ■ ’ "* n *
| Tartaric Aacid, Paint lisir A shoe tr -hr.
Bi. Garb. Soda, Oil o/lcmon, ° r J,e *
: Crr-Hm Tartar, do Herrs mot,
J Salt l’et re, do Ginns in on,
i Epsotn Salts, do Pcppermiiit
i Flour Sulphur, do Wiutergreen,
1 Am. and Rnssinn Isingla.v*, do Cloves
I Bonnet Glue, do Cedar,’
j Spices and Indigo, do Hemlock.
! Assorted Perfumery, do Hprurc ’
j Roll brimstone, dye stuff-, rhubarb, jalap’ ipecac I •
| mass, calomel, senna, mi.nr.a, *< uniinony mi’hoJlT
| opium, camphor, blue and white vitriol, morphia S «L
i cine, lod. Potaaium, strychnine, veratriue, nil fr-.;, f r ,
i Eastern markets, t» which I most resnectfu'lx Inve.M. 1
• attention of the public. ‘ ' e
GF.OnGE C. STROTHER
W bob-sale and R-tail Driigsist
i July 3. 18.il. f •)/ No. I x |i, . (
* jk IBlKLiaseedOik—Osbaadaad
-B vf July 3. (JICOIiGJi2 C >7 J{() / ///
! ||| F"t«y—fl>> bladder.) - n pf
IJl" by (july 3.) UEVRGE ( . STUO rsiEli
t/| »Bli. Spirit* Turpentine-On l.a da c,* .'.
:J. " " try (juix a / (iEOROEi -t i. other'
BBLS. Lard Oil—On hau:l end f ( , r
*9 July 3. <J£OHCh < sTROTtiEti
; PL BDI.S. Cincinnati G’ n— On ban ,
*9 July 3. UEOUHE C. ■ THOTTER
\ pi 13111.5. sperm Oil—On hand and f.,r . , i ,
(I July 3. CEOHGEC > • ROTIir •
4HF. l ids, sweet Oil—On hand u; d f or ,t„ i ,
July s. GEORGE t ; • E ,
3 Bill.H. Fish Oil—On hand and for sul. 1,
J,,l > 3 - GEORG EC. STROTHER
. KEGS* Bt. Louis and C ncitirntiWlii: t
; —On hand and for,, |, v "*
Jul > 3 - GEORG EC. STROrill',l
g ft J P'" * WlMow rt . I
i "R M. hand and lor salt by
•I'd? 3. GEORGE C. STROTHER
8 Boxes Castile Soap—Oil lmnd and for ! '
■*"*- GEORGE C. STROTHER.
(* Baskets Oiixe Oil—On hai ! er.l f or sat,, j,.
9 J,i >> 3l GEORGE C. STROTHER.
OZB snlph. Ouinine—On baud nne i„ r ~i.
1 ss-e> july A GEORGE C STROTHER
4bbie Uaeeu Lit) Varni-b-On hand a.,,1 for bv
J,lJ y 3 - GEORGE C. .x TROT HER.
1 O h "‘ ,i!inß_on fm,| d au lf, r^lebv
■- wF July J. Qt OIK lE (. STRU'I HER. ‘
7hf. bids, t astor O.l—(>•. !.h-.d and for hv
J,j! - V 3 - CEoRGE C. STROTHFR
C 4I TION! C .U Tio.v:: CAFTIOM"
I take this occasion te inii.rui ib.e public t |, ht
the exclusive ageuev (for Galena ami vien. t. s
sale of tlu following justly and descr. edlv nouJiar •
ily Medicines : ' OJuisn am
Graefenlrers Medicines. Dr Bwsvne’- svnr "fcherrv
I Dr Winßßloan sOintment, Ur Bw»>ntV'xv rmj f llw ’
’* Gt'iui n (iu»v r, 11 7 rusks Mmt •{...(••♦
: Dr. Myers’ sarsaparilla, RoakeN R.duie *
i Hr. siHmini’, h.iir tonic, l*r. Bragg's ren.,d,.. ‘ :
Dr. Ci .inipioii s Pill,. I>r Meirbam'. gargilng oil
,Dr Bristol's N. A B.liniment. Dr. Marshall*, u em. ,’ a ,
also—ox hand.
Perry Davis'Pnm Killer, Dr. C’rrvtic's Magnetic Bel s
and f iuid, Kw aiu .- Banac.« k. ,! iv u.’, ro, dicin*-* 'X i-* ir .
Balsam, Row ami’s Tonic Mixture etc., etc., fee sa p.' j, y
GLOHGE C. STROTHER.
; , Wholesale and Hetail Druggist,
J>‘ J No. 190 M lin «r. Galena.
11. \ EWH v LLt a CO
VNhoi.esxi.e Dexi.eks in Deles, Mew: i.vp*. Chemi
cals, Pxints, Oils, Varmshe- and i»\r.-si i er*
W indow Glass and Pltty, Gi xstvitt, ]> n *
rt MEKY, Fink Boats, F;m lixin Turn,
Pain rnndW hiti.w xsiißpi shesU itij ’
Garden and Fi.ow kr S..r;p.. Sn:.
OICAL I.NSTRC Mr ATS. Scirfcs,
Sm fes, Patent Mkdi
cines, Pi re Winks, etc., for Mtnixi.vxt. er eposes
Fakcv Abticlbs, si i*’r Inks, Lettek ami i ' xr I’a
feu, Gold and stf.ei Pens and static n.px.
Gold and Tin Foil , and a great variety
of other arli'des.
'lbis is the oldest Drug •-tabb-nuient north o t*i« Hi),
note over. We have done business in this cit. -:r..
1827. Physicians and Merchants n ways find at tb -
House, Fbkxh and L’nadi i.ter atep Medicines, ai dof
the r iH*T qr s litv. Puri havers are itivit» d h* exaL.nie
our stock, as it is larger than an; other in the Nor h west,
and xv e believe our prices w.L » outiuu- to be sails .torv'
to any xxho may trade xvit’i us.
Galena. November, lb.‘ ■ .v» ■
WAR EAGLK MILLS.
Galena, Illinois.
THE Suhs'-ribers having com pit ted it : new -t i. n
Mill under the above name, siti n', ; , below ;.
lower Bridge, in the cm of Galena, le gI- .• n cal! m<
attention of dealers :r. Minnt sotn, to t* , -Uiek r f Fir. :r
always on hand, feeling r. i.t u, nt that in. v xxdt be si .
lii supply them upon as iu.* r. de. if i m more faemabj.
terms than any mill which line sold m.ui to the up
' counirx.
E. HEMPSTEAD A GO.
Galena. Marrh 17. 1951. j. ;.
GEO. FERGUSON.
j TI’IIOhESAU; and r< t.rl deal r a If..- ar.d
▼ Y Cmth rj, Cast Steel N Is, M ■ au M U
'lers' tool, KopeanJ Farming linphv.: No '♦*» 'lain
| street, Galena, lli. * i—l»
H. F. M’CLOSKEY.
YLYLFHOI.ESAI.K Grocer. Firxvar rfi a;.d Gomm -
▼ v sion Merchant, anil Gem ral Mearubuiit Ager.'
, No. 32 Levee, Galena, ! !. Tin attei ' •not 'eym- »
1 called to m> stock of Gi « i - . Pro\ sions ■eu .
Having received by Jmi. arri .rls fro: . \, xx Ymk. bus
ton, New Orleans and S:. D . is, whi h I m
former stock, renders nay sasortment complete. Isi
continue to receive add::.or. >1 tiiipu ents t.. n hr.
time, during navigation, ih<r • i., ah’me i:.e ’,!• . a
fresh and full stock thrmgi.o>u it. -« - i. aud >,• !.e
ut all times, to till orders at the !n\-.,5l iL.-rk> i • re.
The Receiving and l'otwar. • rig Biisine - a < ve
ry instance have my personal attention by which.
patch and care will he gi'arantir.i, v d li •-. •
Storage si ,! Dray igr a* nun .u- j ~ a.- •:
11> el assured that my ncih <> _ • x ;*er ,n - e in
; the Gotnnii-ston und Forv. si•': ig t. o.■ ,-i,, d eno tc
warrant entin satisfnctii :i to u:.\ li: • ~ uxor .r.e
with thetr pairoiiagi.
Liberal ( u.-li advan e« >x it ■ in, , , P; i;tci I'l'il
Merchandise shipped to i • 1 - ■iii.rkt l. I hi -
ticnl nr attention xx ili 1 c , aid ie the pure!:., m of ali nr ri
des not in my line.
ETAS' nt for a Galena ends lon* ii: . Gab ■ .
St. Paul PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS.
11. F. M’Gl O s KF l
Galena, April 1, lf‘s2. i—tf
RI FFRI NGF.«.
P. Chontean. Jr. 6- Go.. Nexx Y, rk.
i Lenin*, Sterling tf < , , Pitubiiigh,
Janii » P.*< k A- Go., t'hicagu
Bridge A Lewis, Detroit.
Roy, Keitli a- G'o.. t inciontiii,
j Chouteau ,v Yal' i- Sr. |.t>t i>,
James Carter <r Co., Ga.ei i.
Stillman A- Rood,
1552. SPRING IRADK. |S.»2.
SPLENDID sm,of rid: 1 ... Staj
ll:r ,N. Y. Store, njipn -' |'.,. Mum: n. i. , gr>
reived by late arrivals a 1 ■ - f ENGi IHII,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN t.'OHlhS, comp
■ complete as-.rtrn, i t ot tiie :,<•*.« •. »t s:;.i ' lost be..
articles for tiic Spring an.' S mi. r tr:. i . h> >d x
are now ready for exhibition and mil*'.uni si. I »fii •
! ee. at the lowest market pri<« *. at wlm ,- ik * : 1 il
ln this e\t«: -ive a>sortrient, :u:.y be set a a' tvt • V
article usually foun I in the be* y Goods . ' sh
i minis, and also inai y nexx au ; splendid s', ic* i i: •'
not to be found elsow hei ; ilicx baxit.g b, • n *•■'■*"
with rare and express I v for this mark, Furr,"-er
are reminded, Hint in a, dilion t • our HD II *•!'«" k of
Staple atul Fancy G0,,.!-. «,■ j,i «| tini, K, , ■ ,r.
variety of ( atp« t’ll'gs eul Floor Cloths of ali t ie ~i«
and various atx ies. also, a oomplete assent’,' ni »l ~
dies' misses and e'r du ns’ shoe . \x , xx, •ii.l it •;•■
fully inx it* our t' ii ml- and pur, h-ir- , f pry xf, • ’
ai' early •nain in .lion of our i tire •<•'.« mil.
that every exertion will hr i no- r:, :.m*r ti:, iui tu -s
■ cads of our friends both agio alii vi.d pro 1 ,ld<
1> M iiol MBS.
! Calena, April 27, 1*52.
FTBYHK Ki liseribeis vx ish to ii -n h< •• Mu
nrsola. that they have I, ■; in, in-' '' ; ■
cntly in M anesota, and are p;> ,1 G 1 x, .
' and sell farms and tow n pniper* x„• - 11,■: , :i -
| for bud,.b .g an I making oth< mpro ,
'nowhavenvalualdefa.u for -h < (rd/out i b,
tween st. Panl and Point lass,) <
acres, 75 of which tier, * ■ x, I, timber: ,i.
smooth prairie, of the first quality. iib > r 'ti a r -
, improv«uiCtet, one fiouse.
! ter. For further partke liars, ei r«
W (. 1., Di;C, ct. Pa It.
fdr to the subscribers on ri | >, )s,s,
J. I'. A YV. YV ELI !r *'•'
April 8, 1852.
\Y . fl. BTILLM AN Sc < <»..
No. 3, HolutL- Street, have on itand,
25 I Ids Oeniton Vpi !t*
15 do Dry do
5 do Buck vtie.it Fir nr.
25 do Onions.
lfu'O Heads prim, xx.nri Cafibagf
3 lioxcs !.* moos.
And every thing found in t:.c Grocery bn, . w lo
b,* sold for cash as l*.\x as ai.x !i in S.,n,i f : 1
and see. W ii. ;STII ( MAN A ! t
H ITTSON’S A 1)1 > ITI OX TO NT. »’ ILL.
FBNHIB d, siralde ground, lying in the most <,nt'.G »' i
i Jl sdvaniegemis part ol the ! a-i i of St Pail!, x»b, ’
must inevitably l,a the prii eipal river I i-i .•<» < ■ G
town, and i.tlording also most clmiee and d, !:giitf:i' I "
in lli- r* hi inn n die lien, h. fr > dwelling li nr-i-., is - '
'eyed into I of*, mid now cloved for »:de. x\it!i nib*
disputed and ndisputublc, a’ reason, bly low iht • . •
upon liberal terms of creuit, for most of tin pu
tiipnex. and l und cr for building on Lot* sold n t • ,
dilion, will be furnished at the roturv nxx mb ,• n • ; '
terras. CHARI KS H. OaKF'
A‘j’ i,t for Propn. u
Bt.Paul,inly ,h ! |gsl.
PROBATE COVET.
|V OTIOE ia herd)) given, that the
-Lxi terms of the* Prohatu Court of Kanis*''
county, Minnesota ’i’errilory. xviil tie hol ltn , '
the first Monxlay of every iiionth. respectively,
at 9 o’clock A. M., at u-v office in the town oi
tst. Paul.
40-yly HENRY A. LAMBERT.
Judac ol Ptobatc, of
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